Miss Hine to Head Rainbow Staff in Muscatine
Sally Ann Hine daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor W Hine 509 Walnut street will be installed as worthy advisor of Muscatine Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic temple Sunday afternoon May 18. Other officers Marion Sywassink Jancie Horst Lucy Shepherd and Jane McIlrath will also be installed. Ceremony begins 2 30 pm and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hine
Rainbow
Sally Ann Hine
Victor W. Hine
Walnut Street
Muscatine Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marion Sywassink
Jancie Horst
Charity
Lucy Shepherd
Hope
Jane Mcllrath
Faith
Zion Lutheran Women host farewell potluck for two workers
Members of the Zion Lutheran church Women’s Missionary Society held a potluck at Mrs. Paul Fischer’s home to honor Sister Elinor Falk and Miss Mary Ann Reyelts who are resigning. Falk will join the Mother House in Milwaukee as a deaconess and Reyelts plans marriage in June. next society meeting set for Thursday at the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Paul Fischer
West Eleventh Street
Elinor Falk
Lutheran Homes
Mary Ann Reyelts
Zion Lutheran Church
Elinor
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Reyelts
Calvary Baptist Ruthean Mission hears guest speaker
Mrs Leta Watters of Brooklyn served as guest speaker at the Ruthean Mission circle meeting at 511 Orange Street Calvary Baptist Church. She displayed slides from European Christian Mission by the National Bible Christian Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Watters
Brooklyn
N. Y
Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Paceley
Orange Street
National Bible Christian Union
Clara Dorn
Vida Grensing
White Cross
Social Glances and Ladies Activities Board
Social Glances reports Grace Lutheran Mothers Club meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at Mrs David Gray 501 Iowa Ave. The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Club gathers at 7 30 p m Thursday at Mrs O B Lucas 1007 Stone St. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid holds all day sewing Thursday at the parish hall with a prepared noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club of
The
Grace Lutheran Church
David Gray
Iowa Avenue
Past Presidents Club
American Legion Auxiliary
O.B. Lucas
Stone Street
Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church
Hershey Hospital Auxiliary Names Committees at Meeting
Hershey hospital auxiliary held a Tuesday meeting at the nurses home naming two committees. The nominating committee includes Mrs Addie Crow Mrs Tillie Hagerman and Mrs Edith Hart wig while the auditing committee lists Mrs Violet Reinsager Mrs Margaret Helen Weber and Mrs Beulah Weber. The Afterglow Mothers day story was presented by Miss Frances Kelley with an original poem by Mrs Margaret Helen Weber. Hostesses were Mesdames Helen Harbaugh Lorraine Summitt Marie Albert and Isabelle Weber. The final meeting of the year will be a potluck at Mrs Ruth Mucha s home with hostess Mrs Myrtle Southall and prizes for the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Crow
Tillie Hagerman
Edith Hartwig
Violet Reinsager
Margaret Helen Weber
Beulah Weber
Hershey Hospital
Frances Kelley
Adelia Herwig
Helen Harbaugh
Lorraine Summitt
Marie Albert
Isabelle Weber
Ruth Mucha
Myrtle Southall
Mona Council Social and Business Meeting at Redman Hall
Mona Council De gree of Pocahontas met at Redman hall Tuesday for routine business. A Past Pocahontas club gathering is set for May 19 at Lillian Ahlf home with Bernice Beach as co host. Verna McFadon received a special award. Refreshments were by Marie Armstrong Ethel Brown Etta Fry and Rhoda Wray. Next event May 27 led by Inona Hungate and Nora Mills with Nellie Figg Pearl Wedekind Eltha Walsinger Mildred Bergquist on refreshment duties.
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Mona Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Redman Hall
Pocahontas Club
Lillian Ahlf
Liberty Street
Bernice Beach
Verna McFadon
Marie Armstrong
Ethel Brown
Etta Fry
Rhoda Wray
Inona Hungate
Nora Mills
Nellie Figg
Pearl Wedekind
Eltha Walsinger
Mildred Bergquist
First Methodist WSCS Circles Convene Thursday
Circles of the WSCS at First Methodist church meet at 2 30 p m Thursday May 15 in the banquet room. All church women’s organizations are invited. A film titled Out of the Dusk about Brazil will be shown as part of the mission study on Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Brazil
Latin America
Hair Wash Routine Advice Sparks Drain Safety Note
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Dean
Doan
Jefferson-Grant PTA installs staff for year
Officers for the 1952 53 year were installed at the Jefferson Grant Parent Teacher Association meeting held Tuesday at Jefferson School. President Mrs Robert Toberg Vice President Mrs Patrick McRoberts Secretary Glen Bloom Treasurer Walter Fahy. Dues raised to 50 cents per person. Sixth grade Girl Scouts performed Spanish dances under Mrs James Luke. Room awards were given to teachers at Jefferson and Grant schools. Floyd Scott spoke on Muscatine visual aid program and refreshments were provided by mothers. co chairs were Mrs Charles Meerdink and Mrs Francis Angerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson-Grant
Jefferson School
Paul Ridge
Robert Toberg
Patrick McRoberts
Glen Bloom
Walter Fahy
Devere Newberry
Robert Griffin
Walter
Ethel Mae Northey
Grant School
Bernice Drumm
Floyd Scott
Muscatine
Charles Meerdink
Francis Angerer
Catholic Students Enjoy Dual Picnics In Burlington Park
Muscatine Catholic high school students and faculty are on two picnics today. The junior and senior classes travel to Burlington for an all day outing while freshmen and sophomores picnic at Wild Cat Den park.
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Muscatine Catholic High School
Burlington
Wild Cat den Park
Committee Named To Aid With Banquet At WSWS Meeting
A committee was appointed to assist with the Mother and Daugh ter banquet of the First Evangelical United Brethren church to be held May 25. Named on the committee were Mesdames Bertha Cook Mildred Wagner and Dorothea Nelson. A returned missionary will be guest speaker.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
WSWS
Bertha Cook
Mildred Wagner
Dorothea Nelson
Charlotte Schwertfeger
Bertha Davis
Addie Rieke
Clara Luckhardt
Coming Events For WSCS Are Arranged
The WSCS of Musserville Methodist church met at Hoopes hall Tuesday evening with Miss Edith Leutzinger as hostess. Delegates for the United Council of Church Women meeting on May 20 were Mrs Vernon Overturf Mrs John Tiedemann and Mrs Paul Slack. An officers training day is set for May 15 with a plate luncheon at noon and a Mother and Daughter banquet on May 23. A farewell service for the Rev and Mrs Vernon Overturf is planned for May 25. Mrs Raynard James opened with a meditation on Faith. Deovotions on What is That in Thine Hand were led by Mrs Melvin Grady assisted by Mrs Ernest James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Musserville
Vernon Overturf
Raynard James
Melvin Grady
Ernest James
William
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Moone
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Panama
Bangkok
Toyo Straws
Penney’s
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Cotton
Jersey
Rayon
Batiste
Hershey Hospital Auxiliary
First Methodist
Jefferson-Grant Pta
Eric
Launderers
East Fourth Street
Mississippi
Red Cross
Board of Directors
Muscatine County
Chapter
American National Red Cross
Rose Design
Lawler
Cedar Street
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