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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1952
Page
3
A luxurious bath companion promises a refreshing air and silky feel. The essence is cooler and lighter than perfume yet smoother than cologne, offering grooming glamour with a finger mitt applicator for spreading the scent.
Gloria Dei Lutheran church and Union Sunday School plan a September 14 festival at Durant chapel with Sunday school at 10 am and service at 11. Mrs George Hult will speak at the mission rally, Rev August Aden liturgist, and a 2:30 pm band concert by the Wilton Junction band. A 12:30 pm basket dinner at Duttons park and a 75 child guest delegation from Muscatine Lutheran Homes are included.
Miss Shirley Spitznogle daughter of Mrs. Harry Spitznogle Wa pell o was married to Maurice Foor son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Foor Wa pell o in a single ring ceremony at 8 p m Sunday Aug 31 officiated by Rev C B Larson at the couple s home near Grand View Virginia Spitznogle sister of the bride and Harold McLean Jr attended The bride wore a gray suit with red accessories and a corsage of red roses Her sister wore a pale green suit with a corsage of salmon gladioli They will reside in the upstairs apartment in the C A Blanchard home after a brief wedding trip
The YWCA Business and Industrial Women's club invites prospective members to a wiener roast at Weed park Tuesday at 6 p.m. Attendees should meet at the VW at 5 30 p.m. for transport. bring wieners and buns, club provides the rest. An invitation was extended to attend the fall conference of B and I clubs in Davenport on Oct 18 and 19.
Miss Merna Jean Shellabarger of Houston and William David Roosa of Corpus Christi were married August 24 at Heights Christian Church in Wapello. Rev. F. McWilliams officiated and the couple planned to reside in Corpus Christi after visiting the bride’s parents.
The metal manganese used to harden steel is present at the ocean floor and its dioxide form coats submerged objects.
Interior decorator Harriet Sherry outlines a do it yourself method for converting plain vellum lampshades into fabric covered shades. Gather fabric, wrapping paper, cord, clips, glue and braid then map a pattern and glue fabric to the shade base for a custom look.
Mrs. Vera Mae Bell of Inglewood Calif announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of her daughter Joan Marie to Farrell Keith Tustison son of Mrs. Kathryn L. Stewart of Los Angeles. The wedding will be at 1 pm September 12 in Christ Church Unity Los Angeles. Tustison is a Wa pello high school graduate and has worked in an aircraft plant for years.
Several Junction youths have left for fall term colleges. David Crawford will attend Iowa State Teachers College, Sally Dillon and Florence Pretz enter Iowa Wesleyan, David Sanford goes to Wheaton College, Ricky Orr to the University of Iowa, Rosalie Morgan to Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, Des Moines, Merna Wasson to Iowa State Teachers, Joyce Shellabarger to Iowa State Teachers, and John Howell to Iowa State Teachers College.
New Era Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon September 10 at the New Era community house hosted by Mrs. Theodore Kemper and Mrs. Albert Gaidies with Mrs. Elmer Hetzler leading devotion. Mulford Congregational Church Ladies Aid holds a work meeting midweek at the church, each member bringing a sack lunch. Atheneum study club gathers 2 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. L. J. Horst’s home 402 Park Drive. Pace family reunion Sunday September 14 at Harold Pace farm with a potluck dinner at noon.
The WSCS of Spangler chapel will hold an all day meeting Wednesday at the church. Hostesses include Mrs. Lee Wainscott Mrs. Carl Beatty and Mrs. George Bierman. Mrs. Lloyd Esmo i will lead devotions while Mrs. Floyd Holliday handles the program and Mrs. Clarence Cooley presents the feature. Auction committee members are Mesdames Anderson Walter Ballenger Bartus Busch Ed Boorn John Boorn Clarence Cooley Chester Dickey and Leland Dickey.
Miss Marian Sywassink, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Sywassink, was elected worthy advisor of Muscatine Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at a Saturday meeting in the Masonic temple. Janice Horst, Lucy Shepard, Jane McIlrath and JoAnn Worst named as officers. installation set for Sunday September 21.
Grace Lutheran church Missionary society sets guest night for Thursday October 2 at the church. Chairmen are Mrs Ed Spieth and Mrs Louis Elfers with hostess committee including Miss Caroline Liebbe and others. Mrs Leroy Sohn hosted the arrangements meeting. Mrs Ed Rakow assisted. Mrs William Boldt led the lesson. president Mrs R R Pearson chaired the session. program featured a book report by Mrs M D Kilver and a bank offering service led by Mrs Addie Crow.
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