Women’s Federated Club Leaders at Oakville Convention
Four leading ladies attended the 37th annual Federated club convention at Oakville on Thursday. Mes. Roy Kuntz of Oakville heads the Twentieth Century club, Mrs. Rex Hantz is Louisa County president, Mrs. John Crabb serves as State president, and Mrs. Leslie Oliver is District director. The event marked the Diamond Jubilee of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Louisa county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Club
Oakville
Mes
Roy Kuntz
Twentieth Century Club
Rex Hantz
Louisa County
John Crabb
State
Leslie Oliver
The
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Larry A. McKeever
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Des Moines
Royce Bonnichsen
Grandview Federated Club
Oakville Twentieth Century Club
Lorraine Kuntz
Oakeville
Letts Federated Club
Letts Study Club
Louisa County Federated Club Convention in Oakville
About 110 women attended the 37th annual Louisa County Women’s Federated club convention at the Oakville Methodist church. The event honored national president Mrs. William Hasebroock as the Diamond Jubilee of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs was observed. New officers included president Mrs. Max Schomberg, vice-president Mrs. Donald Voyer, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Lucretia Turkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Louisa County Women’s Federated Club
Oakville Methodist Church
General Federation of Women's Clubs
William Hasebroock
Wapello Study Club
Leslie Oliver
William Weaver
Max Schomberg
Letts Federated Club
Donald Voyer
Twentieth Century Club
Lucretia Turkington
The
Letts Study Club
Miss Boynton Hosts Circle A Coffee Meeting
Circle A of the First United Presbyterian church met at the home of Miss Eleanor Boynton for coffee. Boynton reported on the executive board meeting while Mrs. Otis Joiner led a Bible study on Jonah. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Joiner on Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Boynton
Martha Circle Potluck With Miriam and Ruth Circles
The Martha Circle of the First Baptist church met with the Miriam and Ruth Circles for a noon potluck at the church. Rev and Mrs Frank Gillett attended as special guests. Devotions and Psalm 23 meditations were led by Mrs Amy Valett with slides on Central America narrated by Mrs Helen Ketchum. Separate business meetings followed with Mrs Robert Connor presiding. Spring Rally set for April 20 and the April singspiration planned by the Martha Circle. The next meeting is at Mrs Paul Ridges home, 213 W 1th, April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Miriam
Ruth
Frank Gillett
Amy Valett
Central America
Kenneth Fowler
Helen Ketchum
Robert Connor
Martha Circle
White Cross
Paul Ridge
Arthur Nicholson
Calvary Baptist Church
Davenport
Gerry Dunker Named Head of XI Beta Tau
XI Beta Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a St Patrick s Day party at the Julia Elizabeth home Thursday evening A business meeting followed at the home of Jean Teraberry New officers were elected Gerry Dunker president Jean Teraberry vice president Margaret Wenger corresponding secretary Eileen Croslin recording secretary Lucile Gorsuch treasurer The next meeting will be held April 7 at the home of Marietta Holtz Lunch was served by the hostess at the close of the meet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XI Beta Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Julia Elizabeth
Jean Teraberry
Gerry Dunker
Margaret Wenger
Eileen Croslin
Lucile Gorsuch
Marietta Holtz
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Dye
Renee Olson
Hazel Guthrie
Nellie Pigg
Estella Greene
Florence Gabrie
Hortense Rowe
Mulberry
St. Patrick's Day
Erma Cummings
Beta Kappa Beta Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jan Suhl
Pat Crowe
Betty Kamm
Connie Lamp
Katherine McFadden
Joyce Olson
Rachel Circle hears talk on EUB and Methodist unification
Twenty six members and one guest attended the Rachel Circle of the First Methodist church on Thursday at Mrs Richard Parrish home. Mrs Ray Thompson spoke on the history and goals of uniting the EUB and Methodist churches. cookies and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Circle
EUB
First Methodist Church
Richard Parrish
Dorothea Nelson
Charlotte. Crawford
Ray Thompson
Debor ah Circle Hosts and Church Women Meet
Women of multiple churches met across events in Muscatine and Davenport areas. Deborah Circle hosted at Mrs Richard Witter with 18 members and five visitors. sessions covered Evangelical United Brethren Methodist movement, nursery class, and upcoming events. Other groups from Mabel Cunningham and Moose library, Ruth Martha Miriam circles, and Sarah Circle held gatherings, potlucks, and planning for district WSCS and hospital pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Deborah
First Methodist Church
Richard Witter
Richard Severson
LeRoy Linton
United Brethren - Methodist Movement
Dow Fick
Carl Seltreet
Lary Koehrsen
Frank Eakin
Richard Lord
EUB Church of
Burlington
Richard Barry
Workers Training School
Letts
Deborah Circle
W. R. Rabirds
Burnside
David Horney
Wesley Wynes
David Stanley
Circle D Guild Meets at First United Presbyterian Church
Circle D of the First United Presbyterian Church met in church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs A M MacLennan as hostess. Lee McKee led a Bible study on Jonah and plans for the guild of intercessors were reported. Eta Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mickey Hufford's home with officers elected and a nature program by Bette Meerdink. An April 7 meeting at Judy Crandall’s home was announced. The next Circle D meeting was moved to April 28 at Lee McKee's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uirele C
First United Presbyterian Church
H. Simander
Geneva Drive
Don Morris
Burlington
Duane Keough
J. M. Kennedy
A. M. MacLennan
Lee McKee
Jonah
Fred Anthony
Guild of Intercessors
Circle D
Eta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Mickey Hufford
Mary Halligan
Margaret Ternberry
Mary Woolhiser
Judy Crandall
Kathy Warren
Judy Roby
Bette Meerdink
Chapter JR Installs Its New Officers
Chapter JR of the PEO Sisterhood held a Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. John Stevens home. Mrs. Wilma Mulley spoke on Iowa PEO Projects with slides. Officers installed for the coming year include Maurice Reed president and P J Anderson recording secretary. The installation date is April 6 at Mrs P J Andersons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Mulley
Iowa
Maurice Reed
0. K. Fisher
P. J. Anderson
Ladd Steinmetz
James Kent
Lee McKee
Robert Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Federated Club Leaders
Grandview Club Award
Louisa County Federated Club
Columbus Junction
Donnarea Carroll
Sorosis Club
Letts Federated
Wapello Styl Club
Grandview Federated
Rex Hanft
W.S.C.8
Miss Boynton
NEW Spring Nursery Center
Cedar Street
Legion Aux
Presbyterian Circle C
WOM Library Group
Mabel Cunningham
Women of the Moose
Irene Mow
Alice Shoup
Dorothy Uebe
Elsa Leu
Helen Laughlin
Carol Gundman
Elanor Midkiff
Harrriet Miller
Irene Moomey
Sarah Circle
H. Hahn
Harry Hahn
Bruce Sturdevant
Fellowship Hall
C. M. Stanley
Fred Buckman
Elmer TeStrake
Kenneth Herrick
Lloyd Jesse
Edward Riley
Riley Funeral Home
Ed Schroeder
UPW
Chapter JR
Florence Stevens
Aluminum
Figg Aluminum, Inc
Mulberry Ave
Country Kitchen
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