Elaborate Breakfast Planned by Lady Elks Next Thursday
Final arrangements outline the annual Breakfast of Ladies of the Elks to be held Thursday May 10 at 10 a.m. The full day includes breakfast, social time, card games at 2 30 p.m. with bridge and five hundred, and a 4 30 p.m. luncheon. Reservations due by May 7 to Mrs. Sheldon Schreurs, 2080-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zoller
Ivan Hadley
Muscatine
J. P. Nugent
Sam Dye
Elumus Richard
W. A. Wells
Henry Detthof
L. P. Flannery
Roy Kuebler
Jack Bodkin
Gretchen Cromer Feted On Birthday Surprise
Miss Gretchen Cromer formerly of Muscatine was surprised at her eighteenth birthday party hosted by grandparents in New Boston Illinois. Lyle Doak Donna Doak and Maxine Blair led the entertainment with dancing and prize gifts to Vesta Bauer and Raymond Nicholson. Refreshments followed in a pink and white theme and guests included numerous friends and relatives.
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Gretchen Cromer
Muscatine
George Cromer
New Boston
Lyle Doak
Donna Doak
Maxine Blair
Vesta Bauer
Raymond Nicholson
Boyd Ellsworth
Wilbert Jean Thomas Birthday Party Honored
Little Wilbert Jean Thomas turned five with a Thursday party at home 1089 Her shey avenue hosted by his mother Mrs. Leroy Thomas. Guests including Bernard Blough Melvin Freers Jack Roman Avon Paullins and others enjoyed games lunch and a pink and blue cake from his grandmother Mrs. George Thomas. Attendants included Mrs. Carl Borchardt Mrs. Pieter Smith and Mary Louise Stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Jean Thomas
Leroy Thomas
Hershey Avenue
Wilbert
George Thomas
Bernard Blough
Melvin Freers
Jack Romann
Avon Paullins
DeWayne Lockwood
Jack Fahy
Junior Schultz
Edward Knott
Dean Allmandinger
Frances Gremmel
Verna Freese
Janice Smit
Mary Louise Stocking
Thomas
Carl Borchardt
Pieter Smith
May Festival Planned by Zion Lutheran Aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid organizes a May festival for May 11 with mite box opening. Mrs. William Collitz to welcome. children perform a program with a playset readings and music. Booths led by Mrs. Kor schot, Mrs. Jazow, Mrs. Collitz, and others in the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
William Collitz
John Korschot
Herman Jazow
Collitz
Emil Steffens
Anna Meyers
F. Reinemund
Herman Brunow
Werner Axel
Carl Freeman
Surprise birthday party honors Mundt and Kiebe
Fifty friends and relatives surprised Mrs. Elnora Mundt at Peacok Terrace Monday night for her birthday. A potluck supper followed and the event also honored Mr. and Mrs. August Kiebe on their wedding anniversary. Gifts were received by Mrs. Mundt.
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Elnora Mundt
Peacock Terrace
August Kiebe
Missionary Boxes to Be Sent Out by Trinity Auxiliary
Trinity Episcopal church auxiliary in Des Moines plans missionary boxes for fall. A card party now set for May 17 afternoon in the guild hall with general chairs Mrs. A L Bryan and Mrs Elmer Mohagen. Ascension day communion May 10 at 9 30 a m. Next meeting first Thursday in June will include sewing for boxes.
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Des Moines
Trinity Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
A. L. Bryan
Elmer Mohagen
Roy Zoller
Leonard Bowen
Nellie Peck
Jesters Club Meeting Honors Miss Monica Robinson
The Jesters club met with Miss Mildred Witte at 1049 Lucas Street on Wednesday night. Hearts was the main game with Monica Robinson winning first prize and Bernice Witte second. A three course lunch was served. special guest was Miss Alice Furlong. The next meeting is May 17 at Miss Agatha Nau's home on Iowa avenue.
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Jesters Club
Mildred Witte
Lucas Street
Game of Hearts
Monica Robinson
Bernice Witte
Alice Furlong
Agatha Nau
Iowa Avenue
Saxophone Solo Scheduled for Y Breakfast
A saxophone solo by Miss Gienna Elliott is added to the May Y breakfast program announced by Miss Lucy Milligan general secretary. The event runs 7 to 9 AM with various musical selections during the serving hours and reservations close at noon Saturday.
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Gienna Elliott
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lucy Milligan
Rainbow Girls Plan Breakfast Date Meeting
Muscatine Assembly No 38 Rainbow for Girls will meet Saturday night at the Masonic temple at 7 45 with Mrs Wilma Ziegler mother advisor in charge Advisory board meets at 7 The Rainbow Girls May breakfast is set for Saturday May 12 at Wildcat Den state park
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Rainbow Girls
Muscatine
Anniversary Potluck for Freyermuths Draws Family Crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freyermuth of Illinois City were surprised on their twelfth wedding anniversary by a potluck dinner. Relatives and neighbors attended, including Kate Ricketts Mamie Hayes George Freyermuth Will Freyermuth Fred Freyermuth Ruth Gillett Otis Randolph Ada Elliott Sophia Klebe Maggie Stull Laura Dungan Earl Dungan Omer Keller Fred Mewes Laura Mae Ed Mewes Elmer Lizzie Mewes Grace Schildberg Leona Art Mewes Frances Gus Krueger Paul Wesley Krueger Lou Danner Guy Moore and others.
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Clarence Freyermuth
Ilinois City
Kate Ricketts
Mamie Hayes
George Freyermuth
Will Freyermuth
Fred Freyermuth
Ruth
Carrie Gillett
Otis Randolph
Ada Elliott
Sophia Klebe
Maggie Stull
Laura Dungan
Earl Dungan
Omer Keller
Fred Mewes
Laura Mae
Ed Mewes
Elmer
Lizzie Mewes
Grace Schildberg
Leona
Art Mewes
Frances
Gus Krueger
Paul
Wesley Krueger
Lou Danner
Guy Moore
Mary
P T A Plans Series of Tea Parties
The Jefferson-Jackson-Grant P T A announces a vanishing tea fundraiser beginning next week to fund sending delegates to the Des Moines red convention on May 13 and 19 and to finish the schools dental program. Hostesses open invites to five guests each who will then host five more, each guest paying 10 cents.
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Jefferson-Jackson-Grant
Des Moines
Ralph Bloom
William Carver
Kenneth Daut
J. D. Fulliam
Will Hoffman
Arthur Korneman
Walter Molis
Ruth Mucha
Leo Nicolaus
Association
Weed Park
H. C. Lawrence
Leroy Daniels
George Levitt
William Mull
First Methodist Young Women’s Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs. Lester Isaacs presided at a meeting at 305 West Fifth Street with 24 members and guests. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Alfred Rittenhouse and lesson by Mrs. Robert Barr. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. E. Richard and Mrs. W. D. Applegate. The society will meet again in one month.
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Lester Isaacs
Young Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Fifth Street
Alfred Rittenhouse
Robert Barr
Isaacs
C. E. Richard
W. D. Applegate
Program of Readings for Kalorama Kensington Club
Mrs Carrie Schroeder and pupils Miss Lillian Hiller and Billie Martin presented readings at the Kalorama Kensington club meeting held Wednesday at Mrs John Nischwitz home. Refreshments followed. Mrs Dave McConnaha will host the club on the first Wednesday in June at her country home.
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Kensington
Carrie Schroeder
Lillian Hiller
Billie Martin
Kalorama Kensington Club
John Nischwitz
Dave McConnaha
Epsilon Delta Club Hosts Miss Chapman Evening
Miss Ethel Chapman hosted the Epsilon Delta club at 212 East Fifth Street with a Chinese rummy game. First prize went to Miss Wilma Tomasson and consolation to Miss Margaret McTurk. A Wiener roast is planned at Geneva school on May 8 and Miss Nina Kelly will host the May 17 meeting at 409 ah Street for four new members.
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Epsilon Delta Club
Miss Chapman
Ethel Chapman
East Fifth Street
Wilma Tomasson
Margaret McTurk
Geneva School
Nina Kelly
Ah Street
Local Family Names In Obituary Lineup
Van Dolah, Mrs. Alta Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Foster and children are listed among mourners or contributors in the community notice.
Life of Navaho Indians Described by Miss Cook
Miss Sarah Marie Cook spoke in Navaho costume at First Congregational church on Thursday night sharing insights into marriage customs home life and occupations of the Navaho people after a fellowship supper. Brief conference notes were given by Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty Mrs. W. J. Burnett Myron Jacobs and Rev. R. W. Merrifield.
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Miss Cook
Sarah Marie Cook
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Beatty
W. J. Burnett
Myron Jacobs
R. W. Merrifield
New Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Youthful Skin
MELLO GLO is a new face powder designed to protect skin from exposure and preserve youth. A French process makes it stay on longer spread smoothly and not clog pores with a youthful tint and no flakiness or irritation. Available 50c and 1.00.
Breakfast to Be Held and Stag Party at Geneva Club
Breakfast will be served at 9 o’clock next Wednesday at the Geneva Golf and Country Club. A bridge game will follow the May breakfast as plans proceed for the women’s sport season. Reservations due by May 8 and committee chaired by Mrs. Roy Kautz include Mesdames Bishop, Bartlett, Cook, Chaplin, Giesler, Hoffman, Jackson, Jehring, Richards, Mueller, Lear. The opening stag party drew about 60 men with a Dutch lunch and card games. Homer Mueller chaired. Another stag party is planned soon.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Golf
Roy Kautz
Will Bishop
Howard Bartlett
Cad Cook
J. B. Chaplin
J. L. Giesler
Arthur Hoffman
Robert Jackson
George Jehring
Lee Richards
Homer Mueller
Vernon Lear
Robert Wilson
Rose Croix Shrine to Hear Report on Chicago Convention
Dorothy Angel, worthy high priestess of Rose Croix Shrine No 5 White Shrine of Jerusalem, will report at a stated meeting Monday at 7 45 p m at the Masonic Temple. Mesdames Helen Schump and Verna Ratcliff will handle entertainment and Miss Geneva Collins will serve refreshments. A separate line notes a thunderbolt has ten times more horsepower than all US power plants.
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Rose Croix Shrine
Como
Dorothy Angel
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Chicago
Masonic Temple
Helen Schump
Verna Ratcliff
Geneva Collins
Loren's Program at Legion Home for Child Health Week
A Legion auxiliary program featured readings songs and dances with names such as Billie Martin Charity Fisher Norma Allen and George Gallaher. Plans were made to sell memorial poppies May 26 and to sew for a new soldiers hospital at Des Moines. Delegates attendances and upcoming events include a May 15 district conference in Fairfield and a June 7 business meeting with speaker Mrs Ora Laird.
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Billie Martin
Charity Fisher
Betty Gallaher
Norma Gallaher
Lillian Hiller
Betty Martin
George Gallaher
Mary Lou Grimm
Norma Allen
Theresa Gallaher
John Tillie
Ruth Romann
Etta Chant
Eva Nesper
Gladys Drake
Ora Laird
Girl Reserve Plans Banquet and Camp Detailed
The Girl Reserve committee of the Young Women's Christian Association made plans for a mother and daughter banquet and for the June Girl Reserve summer camp at a meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. O L Peck chaired the session.
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Girl Reserve
Young Women’s Christian Association
O. L. Peck
Pre“Tfod
Garden Club Meeting Delayed to May Fourteenth
Muscatine Garden club announces its meeting will be held May 14 instead of next Monday. Mrs. Blanche Schmidt state juvenile superintendent will attend a meeting of Royal Neighbor Juveniles at 2 p m Saturday in I O O F hall.
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Muscatine Garden Club
Blanche Schmidt
Atate
Royal Neighbor
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pythian Sisters Host Public Card Party
Five hundred was played at 12 tables as the Pythian Sisters sponsored a card party Thursday night in the K. P. hall. Prizes went to Eva Copeland Kopie Christiansen Mrs. Harder and Joe Dowdal. Refreshments followed the games. The Nolin River in Hardin County Kentucky travels 20 miles in advancing a total distance of six miles.
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Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Eva Copeland
Kopie Christiansen
Harder
Joe Dowdal
Nolin River
Hardin County
Grace Lutheran Women Plan Newton Mission Convention
Grace Lutheran women map attendance at the Mission convention in Newton May 14 to 17 with Mrs Christ Liebbe hosting on West Third Street and Miss Caroline Liebbe assisting. Leaders Mrs Liocold Grimm and Mrs Leedy preside Wednesday and Misa Louise Maisenbach attends as delegate. May breakfast planned May 24 at Au gust Prien home with season study led by Mrs Carl Spieth and Mrs P M Jessup plus a solo. Building permits total 2 388 929 issued in Miami and Miami Beach in the first eight months of 1933.
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Grace Lutheran
Newton
Christ Liebbe
West Third Street
Caroline Liebbe
Liocold Grimm
Leedy
Misa Louise Maisenbach
Prien
Carl Spieth
P. M. Jessup
Fred Dankert
Elfers
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
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