Marilyn Walker to Be Bride of Richard Stagg
Marilyn Kay Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Walker of West Liberty plans to wed Richard Stagg son of Mr and Mrs Louis Stagg West Liberty. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 4 at 730 pm at West Liberty Methodist church with a reception to follow at the American Legion hall. Both couples are graduates of West Liberty high school and Iowa City Commercial College and are employed in Iowa City in Mercy hospital College of Nursing and Moore Business Forms respectively.
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Moore Business Forms
Xi Beta Tau Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Guests
Xi Beta Tau sorority members were guests of Exemplar chapter 0 Alpha Eta Davenport Wednesday. A dessert luncheon at Bishop's buffet Duck Crack Plaza featured a social hour and daisy-themed favors. Prizes went to Helen Donis Joan Teraberry Gloria Smith and Marietta Hall. A party and meeting follow at Julia Elizabeth home and Helen O'Leary residence with Gloria Smith as co hostess.
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Alpha Eta
Davenport
Bishop's Buffet
Helen O'Leary
Robin, Road
Gloria Smith
Grace Lutheran Special Congregational Meeting Called
Grace Lutheran invites all members to a special congregational meeting Sunday in the church parlors to extend a call to Rev. Edward Bernard Meyer. The event aims to gather church members in good standing for this important action.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Edward Bernard Meyer
Home Economics Juniors At ISU To Work Here
Fourteen junior home economics students from Iowa State University and Iowa Wesleyan have been chosen as streamer trainer trainees in Cooperative Extension work under ISU official Louise Rosenfeld. Elizabeth Benson from Iona State University Ames will assist Mee Irene Lary in Muscatine County. Trainees support county educational activities during summer under the County Extension Home Economist.
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Louise Rosenfeld
ISU
Elizabeth Benson
Devil
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Muscatine County
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Honorary Members Recognized at Spangler Chapel
Spangler Chapel WSCS met Wednesday at Bloomington church honoring nine of twelve honorary members with plants at an all members event. Kathy Windman hosted a prenuptial shower as officers and members discussed New Frontiers in Home Missions and officer training at Park Avenue with a School of Missions planned for Simpson College in Indianola.
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Edna Shield
Anna
Bloomington
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Viola Dickey
David McComrada
Delmar Nussbaum
Aomaypala
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Ray Houseman
Richard Shield
Leonard Creese
Paul Saulerinwaite
Robert Carlson
Don Gray
Vernon . Luedike
Harold Houseman
Elmer Windman
Park Avenue
School of Missions
Simpson College
Innanoia
Catholic Daughters plan May 19 breakfast at St Mar
Catholic Daughters of America will attend Mass at St Mar church Sunday May 19 at 9 a.m. followed by breakfast at Sunset Hill. Reservations by May 17 to Caroline Shelangoski or Mrs Doris Salek. May 19 program committee includes Agatha Dellof and Helen O’Brien.
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Dorothy Logel
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Taose
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Daughters of Union Veterans Plan June Convention in Mason City
Daughters of Union Veterans members met at Mrs. Nelle Feelys home as department talks were read. The June 21 22 convention will be held at the Hanford hotel in Mason City. Zelma Bascomb Waterloo named Maude Eaton bazaar chair. Local aides include Dorothy Hahn Nellie Feely Maude Eaton. Ada Talkington state national aide. The Fruitland Baptist fellowship reviewed constitution changes and sets May 13 7 30 p.m. to organize the church. A May 23 2 p.m. pastors from Iowa and Hawaii will examine the constitution to recognize the church as a duly organized Baptist church. Lat Vern Hubbard pastor invites public attendance.
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Artiue Horst
Clara Bierman
Lyall Paul
Arthur Hurst
Ea Eis
Arerio
Vernon Luedtke
Elmer. Windman
MYF
Millard Johnson
Adel Smith
Harold Houseman
Elmer Windman
John Boorn
Children's ‘Work
Daughters of Union Veterans
Nelle Feely
Mason City
Hanford Hotel
Zelma Bascomb
Waterloo
Maude Eaton
Dorothy Hahn
Nellie Feely
Ada Talkington
Fruitand Baptist
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
Towa
Hainois
Lat Vern Hubbard
Walnut Baptist Mother and Daughter Tea Held
The Walnut Street Baptist Church hosted a mother and daughter tea Tuesday at 7 30 pm with 84 attendees. Mrs Woodrow Meyers led, with songs by a trio, a skit, piano solo, readings, toasts to mothers and daughters, and recognitions for the oldest mother and other honors.
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Woodrow Meyers
Women’s Missionary Society
Herbert Holtz
Jesus
Wim
Carole Tobias
Marie Holts
Mr. Meyers
Karen Phillips
Karen Yerington
Flaine Martin
Shirley Stender
Beth Busse
Dan Busse
Effie Thompson
Sheilie Ann Phillips
Kathleen Martin
Harold Alberts
Fulton, Il
Loven Cunningham
Paul Freyermuth
The
Missionary Society
Inexpensive Nutrient Source from Foods for Homemakers
The Homemakers Forum notes that the cheapest nutrition comes from a varied diet of attractive foods. Advances in food tech and distribution enable year round access to global options, while pills and supplements prove costly and less satisfying. A good meal supports health, companionship, and value.
Foam laminates and decubicare pad highlight fabric trends
A social club meeting is postponed to Thursday May 16. New foam poly laminates promise cheaper warmth in knitted fabrics while Mohair Scram on Mothers of the Bible draws attention. The decubicare pad offers washable relief for bedridden patients, distributing pressure to prevent ulcers and fitting any chair or bed.
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PEO
Harry Hahn
Gladys
Canfort
Long Life Bulbs Compared With Regular Incandescent
Consumer specialists from the U.S. Department of Agriculture say regular incandescent bulbs still offer better light per current and lower lifetime cost than long life bulbs. Long life bulbs run cooler and last longer but emit less light and cost more to buy and operate. Information bulletins available from the County Extension Office in Muscatine.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Muscatine
Miriam Rebeksh lodge plans meeting at TOOF hall
Miriam Rebeksh lodge number 27 will meet at the TOOF hall in Fin ay at p.m Marian Day assisted by Eva Chelf will have charge of entertainment The recent committee includes Davis Florence Devote Beulah Nyenhuis Glen Nyenhuis Esther Sywassink Mildred Klotz Jeona McGill and Rhoda Wray
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Esther Sywassink
Mildred Klotz
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Rhoda Wray
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