Achievement Day Plans Nearing Completion in Washington County
Mrs. Clayde Knupp heads the Washington County Home Project Achievement Day to be held April 12 at the Methodist Church social hall starting at 10 AM. The program includes community singing, township reports, a 4-H activity, music contests, county agent greetings, township entertainment, and a cooperative noon dinner with covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayde Knupp
Women’s Home Project
Washington Couny
Methodist Church
Washington
P. F. Whisler
J. W. Chandler
Wd Hole
County Farm Bureau
John Stewart
Whisler
Lucille Cochran
U and I Club Holds Meeting at Hoxworth Home
Mrs. I. B. Hoxworth hosted the U and I Club meeting at her residence in Hoxworth House. Members gathered for the group’s social and planning activities.
Lesson on Child Study Delights Local Club Group
Mrs Maxwell led a Child Study department session at Mrs Melvin Gingerich home. The lesson, based on a magazine article, traced a troubled youngest child’s path from social outcast to a reformed youth through friendship, mentorship, and recognizing talents. Officers elected and a social tea followed with Easter decor. next meetings planned in May and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maxwell
Melvin Gingerich
Parents Magazine
Melvin Hillery
Walter R. Brown
J. W. McBurney
Leo Gross
Hhe
Emery Eigsti
Clara Boshart
Wayland
R. J. Tanner
Gingerich
Braden Club Holds Afternoon Meeting
Eight Braden club members and three guests attended yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alta Davia. A brief business meeting was followed by guessing contests and Easter themed refreshments served by Mrs. Davis with assistance from Mrs. Cora McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden Club
Alta Davia
Ginestra
Dale Atkinson
John Martin
Richard Stephens
Davis
Cora McCoy
Social Calendar Shows Church Meetings And Civic Events
The Friday schedule lists a Presbyterian aid meet at POS-Di Church, a Jolly Good Timers dance, Rendezvous, Rainhow Girls drill, and a City Hall 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. event in Lexington. VP.T.A. holds officer elections at a school, bring a pie for family service, Rebekah meeting at I.O.O.F. hall, and the Woman's Foreign Missionary society at 3 p.m. Methodists host a holy cantata. Monday features literature department activities at 7:45 p.m. and Wesleyan Missionary Society with Mrs. Shannon at 921 East Main St. Bring Lenten offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Aid
Evers
City Hall
Lexington
T.A
Rebekah
C.F
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
iMethodist Church
Beukinetic Presbyterian Church
Carol Forgey
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Lakes
R. &. Shannon
East Main St
Club Entertained in Kendrick Home
Mrs. Will Kendrick and her mother Mrs. Will Knox hosted six H. E. Co. club members and two guests, Mrs. Jack Caldwell and Dorothy Libe, yesterday afternoon. Entertainment came from Mrs. Jack Libe and Mrs. Carl Libe with refreshments by the hostesses and Mrs. Charles Berdo. The next meeting on May 3 will be at Mrs. Raymond Sankey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert King
Joe Maxwell
Will Kendrick
Will Knox
H. E. Co. Club
Jack Caldwell
Dorothy Libe
Jack Libe
Carl Libe
Charles Berdo
Raymond Sankey
Surprise Shower Honors Miss Loder Ahead of Move
Nellie Loder, moving next week to a new home in Wayland, was feted at a surprise kitchen shower in her apartment hosted by Mrs. Charles Hebner with Althea and Edith White. Guests guessed contents of packages and enjoyed a spe diay evening with Easter themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Loder
Wayland
Charles Hebner
Althea
Edith White
Miss Loder
Rainbow Girls Tea for Mothers in Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls entertained their mothers with a tea in the Masonic Temple featuring a string quartet of Lois Humble Betty Michels Carol Gray and Margaret Hennon. Marta Anne Mace Evelyn Nebergall presided at tea service with Elizabeth Brown Frances Hayes Nellie Wallace and Jean Davis assisting. Luncheon later in the Victorian room seated sixteen Past Worthy Advisors club members including Mrs Ed Squire and Mrs Nels Westermark with special guests from Ottumwa and Sioux City. Mary Hull supreme deputy attended Rainbow School of Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Lois Humble
Betty Michels
Carol Gray
Margaret Hennon
Martha Anne Mace
Evelyn Nebergall
Elizabeth Brown
Frances Hayes
Nellie Wallace
Jean Davis
Worthy Advisors Club
Ed Squire
Rainbow Girls
Nels B. Westermark
Harriett Bey
Cathleen Godfrey
Marguerite Hardy
Doris Klepfer
Helen Kos
Virginia Lemley
Fred Reid
E. F. Stutsman
Rainbow Advisory Board
Jane Knupp
Rainbow Order
Sioux City
Mary Hull
Rainbow School of Instruction
Jennette Ladd
Betty Lou Sadler
Rainbow Girls of
Iowa
Ottumwa
Westermark
Luncheon Honors Mrs Galloway of Garden City Kans
Rosemary club members hosted a cooperative luncheon in the home of Mrs Cloyce Stewart in Garden City Kansas. Mrs Galloway a former club member was guest of honor with prize awards given for high score and a guest prize presented by Mrs Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Garden City, Kans
Earl Galloway
Garden City
Kans
Rosemary Club
Cloyce Stewart
Stewart
John Cherry
Birthday greetings spread across the community
Duane Redlinger turns nine as Ed Nelson in Walnut district should receive birthday wishes. Francis Singleton and sister Mrs Otis Waggoner of Brighton note birthdays, and Mrs R A Dawson also has a birthday today. Jean Moore of Rochester Minn celebrates on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Redlinger
Earl Redlinger
Nelson
Walnut District
Francis Singleton
Otis Waggoner
Brighton
Jean Moore
Rochester, Minn
Birthday Honor for Dean Stan nard of Clay
A local birthday note celebrates Dean Stan nard of Clay turning another year older, with well wishes from family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Dean Stannard
Clay
Flower Exchange at Sunshine Club Meeting
Members of the Sunshine Community club held a flower exchange yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Glenn Beenblossom’s home. President Mrs. Tom Sterling opened the business session before the exchange. Guests included Joan Fields. The afternoon followed with friendship quilt block work and Easter themed refreshments prepared by the hostess and her daughter Velma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Glenn Beenblossom
Tom Sterling
Joan Fields
Velma
Linger Longer Club Holds Wednesday Social
Mrs Art Dawson and Mrs Clyde Dawson hosted the Linger Longer club yesterday afternoon with twelve members and eight children enjoying a social hour. Refreshments were served. A flower and bus exchange is planned for the next meeting at Mrs C A Thompson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Dawson
Clyde Dawson
C. A. Thompson
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