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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
3
The YWCA calendar for the week of May 1 lists daily preschool and youth activities, swimming classes, and gym programs at WaPello. Community groups host showers, guild meetings, and health talks with a May 25 card party to support the building fund and ongoing programs.
A public Christian Science healing and prayer lecture is set for Tuesday May 10 at 8 p.m. in the Community College at 152 Colorado Street. Arnold H. Exo CS.B. of Evanston Illinois will speak, sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist. Exo is on a North American lecture tour as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. The lecture title is How Christian Science Makes the Healing Christ Available.
The McCreery family recently moved from Iowa Falls to 1100 Cak Street in Muscatine. Mr McCreery works as a switchman for the Rock Island Railroad. Their children, Todd six and Genie five, are adjusting to the town and school life with Todd attending Jefferson Elementary. The family’s dog is named Chattie. Mrs Joy McCreery and husband Mr Mccreery hail from Ottumwa.
Local clubs and churches announce May meetings with host venues in Grandview Oakville Muscatine and Letts. Notable items include Missionary and Federated society gatherings at Grandview church homes, a Roy Wise speech titled Children Limited, junior high track at Columbus Junction, and a Republican caucus with delegates to the May 20 county convention.
The Sweetland Homemakers will hold their annual May breakfast at 9 a.m. on Tuesday May 1 at 1020 Orchard Ave hosted by Mrs Charess Sywassink with assistants Mrs Kenneth TeStrake Mrs Herbert Sywassink and Mrs Raymond Hetzler. Mrs Howard Toyne will give the meditation and roll call will recall memories of mother. All Sweetland township women are invited.
About 150 women attended the May Fellowship Day at First Presbyterian Church where Rev. Leo E. Jeambey urged grassroots action to fight poverty locally and nationally. UCW officials praised participants, announced the Ames convention, and noted leadership changes as the Wordens plan moves to Des Moines pending retirement.
The Eta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed seven new members and installed officers during a Thursday meeting at Barbara Hagens home. New officers include Mary Halligan president Margaret Teraberry vice president Judy Roby extension officer Judy Crandall recording secretary Kathy Warren corresponding secretary and Judy Crandall treasurer.
The Federated Patriotic Association completed Memory Day plans for Lees Cemetery on May 30 at 9 30 a m and Memorial Sunday services at St Mathias Church on May 29 at 10 a m All patriotic groups are asked to gather at the church at 9 45 for a group entry and four organizations will place flags in the church Saturday afternoon
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