Jean Shepard Installed as Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor
Jean Shepard daughter of Mr and Mrs James Shepard Route 2 was installed as worthy advisor of Muscatine Assembly No 38 Order of Rainbow for Girls in ceremonies held Sunday afternoon at the Masonic temple. Other officers installed and details of the event include music, bouquets, and a reception with many local families and Rainbow members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shepard
James Shepard
Muscatine
Nature
Susan Schinacl
Immortality
Terry Berlin
Fidelty
Linda Garvik
Sue Hathaway
Service
Mary Kaufman
Confidential Observer
Sue Lorber
Outer Observer
Sharon Henning
Jean
Janet Day
Jane Wood
Wworthy
Dennis White
Jan Naber
Marshall
Ransom McKee
Jane Ogilvie
Ron Cockshool
Carol Worst
Woody Clark
Anne Kaufman
Bill Phillips
Leland L. Enke
Bonnie
Sue Ann Nitel
Gregg Haveman
Diane Toyne
Niteze
Sharon Sywassink
Jean Shepard ¢ Bamford
Vivian Waltman
Marcy Stevens
Delores Howell
Mary Duffield
JoAnn Schmitt
Jean Halling
Mary Beth Lee
Pat Lichbe
Janiet Moore
Barb Haveman
Mary Herd
Judy Thomas
Jean Leslie
Judi Jenkins
Marla Hanson
Jane Petersen
Roudybush
Robert Toborg
Maleta Vorwerk
Robert Kaufman
Mary Smith
Judg |Utz
Carol Weber
Carol Hinerichson
Kathy Moore
Margie Patl
Local Women and Auxiliary Groups Schedule Various Meetings
A bulletin lists numerous community gatherings including the United Society of Friends Women missionary meeting at Mrs. Ernest Ross home Tuesday at 1 30 PM with devotions by Mrs. Bernard Campbell and Jesson by Miss Elizabeth Smith. Musserville Methodist WSCS at Hoopes hall 7 PM Tuesday with prayer service by Mrs. Raynard James. rummage sale from 1 PM to evening hours. Lady Elks social and cards Thursday Sept 26 2 PM at Elks Lodge. Rainbow Advisory board Sept 24 7 PM at Masonic temple. Mona Council Degree of Pocahontas Tuesday at American Legion hall 8 PM with refreshments by Alice Pace Florence Canarz Millie Morton Dora Stender. Junior Girls Unit VFW Auxiliary tonight 7 PM at VFW club rooms. Island Extension club at Mrs George Shoultz home Tuesday Sept 24 8 AM DST. Muscatine Republican Women’s Council Sept 24 8 PM at Lucie Freybler home 616 Climer. Women of Park Lane Golf and Country Club Tuesday 9 PM coffee and rolls. Gall to follow at 9 30 PM. Ladies Aid Mullord Evangelical Free church Wednesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Society of Friends Women of the First Friends Church
Ernest Ross
Bernard Campbell
Elizabeth Smith
Jesson
Musserville Methodist Church
WSCS
Hoopes Hall
Raynard James
Paul Slack
Clyde Holliday
Mona Council
Pocashontas
American Legion Hall
Alice Pace
Florence Canarz
Millie Morton
Dora Stender
Women Activities District Meet Attended by Local Teachers
Local teachers attended the Womens Activities District Meet at Fairfield Junior High on September 22 with Mrs. Evelyn Schauland presiding. The conference themed How Much How Soon guided a panel on building a teacher welfare program led by June Lingo. Separate items include Diocesan Council of Catholic Women meetings in Iowa City and a wedding announcement for Janet Rae Rexroth and Frank William Stalkfleet, plus Pilot Club tea and Sells-Mrs. William Newell noting September engagement and October meetings for TIT Chapter T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Fairfield Junior High
Evelyn Schauland
Mildred Fogarty
Mearl Wood
John Bready
Ethel Northey
Evelyn Schultz
Jorie Morrison
June Lingo
Lulu May
Margaretha Radloff
Archie Martin
Mildred Pfeiffer
Hazel Barker
James Kaeding
Earl Gantenbein
Schatiland
William Newell
H. J. Austin
Twila Dodder
Harold’ McCormac
Dayton
Ohio
R. J. S Barmes
R. A. Barnes
Cindy Myers and Marvin Cooley wedding rites in Grace Lutheran
Cindy Myers and Marvin Cooley were united in marriage at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. E B Meyer officiating. The ceremony featured yellow Fuji mums and gladioli, with Pauline Myers escorting the bride. About 200 guests attended the reception, and the couple planned a honeymoon in Chicago. Both graduates of Muscatine High and Muscatine Community College, they are employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Myers
Marvin Cooley
Grace ‘Lutheran Church
E. B. Meyer
John Lew
Melvin Cooley
Diane Hugill
Tatty Walker
Jeff Varna
Jim Hughes
Glen Monson
Linda Maurer
Chicago
Cooley
Muscatine High
Muscatine Community College
Stanley Engineering Co
Mt Cooley
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
MINTON'S SUGGEST New autumn gifts and gadgets at the store
With October near the shop touts packing box novelties like a magnetized pipe holder for car dash use and a bloom of artificial arrangements. A mix of small hospital gifts and larger home pieces, some early American fruit accents, plus affordable prices. Also peddles Spice-Islands Mustard Sauce as a tasty new addition for meats and salads.
Janet Rexroth Honored at Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Janet Rexroth was hosted by her aunts and grandmothers at the YWVCA on Saturday evening. She will wed Frank William Stalkfleet on September 27 at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Attendees from Muscatine Davenport Rock Island and other nearby towns joined in games and refreshments while prizes were awarded to several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rae Rexroth
Frank William ‘Stalkfleet
Walnut St. Baptist Church
Mary Millman
Donald Waller
Bob Garnes
Mike Crumly
Raymond E. Rexroth
Sycamore
C.J. Stalkfreet
Cook St
Janet Rexroth
YWVCA
Rexroth
Frank William Stalkfleet
Marian Hubbard
Wesley Smith
Ethel Koeppen
Rose Resrath
Janet Roberts
Harold C. Hubbard
Vera Bencham
Vicki Lynn Rexroth
Muscatine
Wilton
Bettendort
Davenport
Columbus Junction
Rock Island
Towa City
Women of the Moose Library Committee Meeting
The WOM Library Committee met Friday evening at Millie Morton s home with Pora Stender presiding. They discussed fundraising ideas for committee projects. The next meeting is planned for Bessie Hinmen s home at 104 W Second on Oct 17. Prizes were awarded, secret gifts exchanged, and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women of the Moose
Millie Morton
Pora Stender
Bessie Hinmen
Delta Kappa Gamma Omicron Members Hold Fall Meeting
Omicron chapter hosted a Saturday picnic at Miss Catherine Miller home marking the first fall meeting. President Trene Carl and Leona Griffin reported on the Northwest Regional conference in Rapid City with mementoes and announced Vancouver as the next regional site. David Stanley will speak at the October 26 Omicron meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Catherine Miller
Trene Carl
Leona Griffin
Pelta Kappa, Gamma
Rapid City
Northwest
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
Parmesan Spark for Non Cream Soups Enhances Nutrition
Sprinkle grated Italian parmesan cheese over brottis and other non cream soups to boost flavor and nutrition. The cheese adds salty tang, rich umami, and a protein boost, elevating textures and making lighter soups more satisfying.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow
Cheryl Hurlbut
Connie Terry
Deanne Rayle
Carla Phillips
Allyn Smith
Triss Walter
Sally Whittaker
Rae Ann Miller
Pam Craddock
Connie Fuhlman
Gale Rowe
Nancy Hoyt
Carol Ruck+tes
Kathy Pagel
Pat Roles
Carol Roudybush
Nancy Lupton
Candy Clark
Virginia Maxwell
YWCA
Russell Baustian
Mulford Evangelical Free Church
Baustian
Mulford
Lady Elks
Elks Lodge
Rainbow Advisory Board
Ltill
Masonic Temple
VFW
Island Extension Club
George Shoultz
Fark Lane
Gall and Country Club
Gall
Ladies Aid of the
DCCW
Iowa City
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Memorial Union
Bruce E. Mahan
Johnson County
State University Town Extension Division
Stalkfleet
Pilot Club
Pilot Club of
Mr. Cooley
Ib Petersen
Arnold Sohn
Donald Herties
Darrel Hopker
Tom Graves
Elgin
Springfield
Watkins, Minn
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Delvein
Avoca
Clinton, Town
Mrs
Bamford
George M. Wittich
Geo
M. Wittich Funeral Home
Beveridge
Cedar Street
Diol
Minton
Eminton
Boaelb
WOM Library
NORGE
Phelps Norge
Mulberry Ave
Dial
Delta Kappa Gamma Group
David Stanley
Omicron Chapter
Princess Gardner
Ene
Princess
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
Silberhorns
Charcoal
Brooks Stevens
App. Acai
Mirro
Kay
Gremmel
Cindy ' Myers
Sheila
Wilson
Caramenas
Carol. Neipert, Janice Hetzler
Mary
Lou Hahn
Anita Beadle
Barbara’Ann Dunbar
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