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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

3

Mental Health Conference At Mt Pleasant State Hospital

A local mental health conference at Mt Pleasant State Hospital discussed overcrowding and a 200 bed expansion. Dr L P Ristene and Dr Graves urged early treatment and psychiatric training while Miss Weinstein led the Iowa Society for Mental Hygiene efforts. VFW auxiliary members from Washington attended.

MT. Pleasant State Hospital Mt. Pleasant American Legion Auxiliary Graves Iowa Iowa Society For Mental Hygiene Miss Weinstein Burlington

Baptist Women Rally Held at Wellman Church

Washington association held a Baptist Women’s Missionary Rally at Wellman Church with 41 attendees. Mrs. Edith Boore was elected president, and officers included Mrs. Russell Ehrenfelt and Mrs. Cy Bush. a $15 love gift to Des Moines headquarters was approved.

Baptist Women’s Missionary Wellman Church Baptist Women's Missionary Rally The Washington Association Wellman Wer John Dodd Paul Wells E. H. Messer Bessie Brown R. A. Warner Cy Bush Stella Genkinger Linda Coppoeck Rose Gilbert Glenwood Gingerich Kalona and William Althoff Rose Hasty Kalona E. Messer Washington Alvin Smith Rhoda Armstrong Belgian Congo Baptist O. Patrick Atlantic Fatrick Edith Boore Russell Ehrenfelt Des Moines

Harmony Club Meets at Crayne Home

The Harmony Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Bill Crayne with 22 members and 6 children present. President Mrs W H McConnell led the business session. A garden poem answered roll call. Mrs Nelson Thompson presented a paper on Garden Work for April and May. She described her visit to Bollingrath garden near Mobile Alabama. Refreshments were provided by hosts Mrs Crayne and Mrs Ed Mayhew with assistance from Mrs Ralph Kleese. The next meeting is a May breakfast at Mrs James Brooks home.

Harmony Club Bill Crayne W. H McConnell Nelson Thompson Bollingrath Garden Mobile Ala Crayne Ed Mayhew Ralph Kleese James Brooks

Braden Club Meets With Mrs Stephens

Mrs Richard Stephens of real Crawfordsville hosted the Braden club at her home yesterday afternoon. The meeting opened by President Mrs Floyd Pentecost with housekeeping hints as the roll call topic. Entertainment featured bingo organized by Mrs Latimer Davis and Mrs Claude McCoy. guests included Mrs Harold Spangler Mrs Cleo McCoy and Mrs Robert Taylor.

Richard Stephens Real Crawfordsville Braden Club Floyd Pentecost Latimer Davis Claude McCoy Harold Spangler Cleo McCoy Robert Taylor Clarence Fulton

Young People Host A B C Youth Rally at United Presbyterian

The Washington congregation and neighboring U P churches hosted an All Brothers in Christ Rally at the United Presbyterian church with speakers Rev. St. Paul Epps of Los Angeles Dr. Chester T. R. Yeates of Pittsburgh and Rev. Dykhuyzen of Des Moines. A 7:90 covered dish supper followed with tables in A B C form and transportation-themed decorations. Dr Yeates showed colored A B C project pictures and Rev Epps delivered the principal address after which an offering supported the Los Angeles church project. Attendees came from West Chester Columbus City Morning Sun and Ainsworth.

Washington U. P All Brothers In Christ United Presbyterian Church St. Paul Epps Los Angeles Calif Chester T. R. Yeates Pittsburgh Penn Ander. PF Ladies Aid Builder Fellowship Pioneer Youth Group A.B.C Yeates Pione Pal Rev. Epps Dykhuyzen Synodical Superintendent Iowa Synod Epps West Chester Columbus City Morning Sun Ainsworth

Birthday wishes greet several local children

Four year old Gladys Jeannett Schulty marks a birthday and other youngsters are noted. Karen Kay Davis should have five candles, Stephen Whisler celebrates his first, with felicitations also for Robert Sutton Frankie Smith and Elva May.

Gladys Jeannett Schulty Karen Kay Davis Robert Sutton W. B. Waason Frankie Smith Elva May

Public Affairs Group Welcomes Two New Members

Public Affairs Section LI met with 17 members and welcomed two new members, Mrs. Louie Maurer and Mrs. Dan Pence. Mrs. Robert Day led the meeting. biographies of George Marshall were shared by Mrs. Arthur Wylie and a paper on Electric Power in the Northwest by Mrs. Ernie Temple prompted discussion. A May meeting features a 1:00 cooperative lunch with Mrs. Ed Squire.

Howard Crozier Louie Maurer Dan Pence Robert Day Arthur Wylie George Marshall Ernie Temple Northwest

Social calendar items and club notices from area churches

Local men and women's groups announce meetings including St Joseph Circle p m Wesleyan Service Guild potluck 6 39, Women's Council group IV 7 30, Rebekah club 6 p m family supper, United Presbyterian Ladies aid 2 30, Friendship club 2, flower and bulb exchanges, Pilgrim church groups, and Methodist units with varied times and locations. Notes mention cancellations, a Gray school community meeting, and birthday and anniversary greetings.

St. Joseph Circle P. m Charles L’rese Wesleyan Service Guild Fred Miller Women's Council of the Christian Church Roy Minnis Rebekah Club Cloyce Horsey United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Ehureh Gray School Methodist Church Fred W Bell S. 4Th Ave Marion Augustine Edgar Stout James Brooks George Dare Accie Clapper Washington St Fred Beyl Ith Ave John Lee E. 2Nd St B. Hammer E. Main St Lida Hunting S. 2Nd Ave Harold Stephens S. Marion Ave Zimri Rebekah U. P Ladies Aid Loyal Women's Class Chur 19Th Century Club Emma Barnett M. W Bailey

A Personal Word From Miriam Cain Society Editor

Miriam Cain thanks readers and Washington residents for cooperation since moving to the town. She notes the slower pace, trees and lawns, and cooperative readers who helped with society notices. She pledges to publish all club meetings, private parties, or gatherings, big or small, and looks forward to future experiences.

Miriam Cain Society Journal Society Washington

Community Club Shower Honoring Mrs Zieglowsky

The Sunshine Community club gathered yesterday with Mrs Charles Zieglowsky and guests including Mrs Wilmer Zieglowsky and baby, Mrs Wilbur Zieglowsky and two daughters, and other members. The event featured a wear in original faster bonnet roll call and a miscellaneous shower with gifts under a blue umbrella. Mrs Burdette Stover spoke of a winter trip south and brought kumquats and guava jelly for the group to enjoy.

Sunshine Community Club Charles Zieglowsky Wilmer Zieglowsky Wilbur Zieglowsky Clarence Zieztlowsky Ervin Simmering John Simmering Pete Koehler Burdette Stover

Red Horser Club Meeting At Weiss Home

The Red Horser club met last night at Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weiss residence. President Marsh Atkinson led a brief session with new member Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Embree joining. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glasgow Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brock and Wayne. Next gathering set for May 5 at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edwards. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Marsh Atkinson with Mrs Don Mitchell and Mrs Weiss assisting.

Red Horser Elub Bernard Weiss Marsh Atkinson Lyle Embree Don Mitchell Raymond Glasgow Harold Brock Wayne Raymond Edwards

Linger Longer Club Holds April Meeting

The Lin ger Longer club met at Mrs. Winhurst home with co host Mrs. Ever ett Schmitt. Members and Johnny Combs attended with guests Mrs. Harold Humsion and Opal Bickford. Mrs. Will Shalla led entertainment and the annual plant exchange followed. Next gathering to be hosted by Mrs. Ralph Waggoner and Mrs Forest Lance.

Linger Longer Club Winhurst Everett Scchmitt Pen Johnny Combs Harold Humsion Opal Bickford Join Durst and Sons Will Shalla Durst Ralph Waggoner Forest Lance

Gamma Psi Chapter Hears Book Review

The Gamma Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Richard Hotle's home. Mrs. Ed Sorrell led the business meeting and Mrs. Robert Choate presented the program on The Art of Thinking as a book review of The Mind in the Making by James Harvey Robinson. Refreshments were served during social hour.

Gamma Psi Beta Sigma Phi Wa Richard Hotle Ed Sorrell Robert Choate Charce James Harvey Robinson

High School Debate Teams Meet at Lenmon Home

Public affairs section reports a 1:00 lunch yesterday hosted by Mrs. Lenmon and Mrs. Sexton. Eighteen members and guest Mrs. T. A. Michels attended. Debate team led by Mrs. Sarah Sandy presented a Labor Relations program with Nadine Payne presiding, affirmatives Myrna Reeves and Pat Brown, negatives Jack Fields and John Gault. A memorial talk for Mrs. E. D. Morrison Sr. was given by Mrs. Lemmon. Nomination committee proposed officers led by Mrs. George Rudicer with assist.

J. J. Lenmon J. O. Sexton T. A Michels Dade Shearer E. D. Morrison Lemmon Sarah Sandy Nadine Payne Myrna Reeves Pat Brown Jack Fields John Gault George Rudicer Bovd Berdo

W S C S Executive Board Meeting Planned Activities

The Woman's Society for Christian Service executive board met for a dessert luncheon at the Methodist church. Mrs. Gates presided, and guest speaker Mrs. McKenzie of Kalona was announced for the next general meeting. Members urged to attend.

Woman's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church Will Dupuis Ralph Bauer Hugh Hall W. L. Gates McKenzie Kalona W.S.C.S Brotherhood Men’s Brotherhood

Homemaker Group Hears Ruth Foster

The 76 township Homemakers met at the township hall with 26 present. Ruth Foster, county home economist, presented a Home Management lesson using a blackboard to chart ideas. She emphasized food health as vital and noted how storage space aids planning.

Ruth Foster

Busy Bee Club Plans Dinner Menu And Meeting

The Busy Bee club met at Kathern and Evelyn Farrier's with eleven members and two leaders. Myr tle Cram joined as a new member. Dorothy Guy demonstrated artificial respiration and Beverly Wilson spoke on A Compromise Dinner Service. A dinner menu was planned for the next meeting on April 17 with Beverly Wilson.

Busy Bee Club Kathern Evelyn Farrier Dan Guy Melvin Sehnicker Myrtle Cram Rell Dorothy Guy Beverly Wilson Martha Griffith

Meeting closes with officer election and refreshments

Mrs Albert Stoutner presided as township chairman and Mrs Ralph Howell publicity chairman were elected, after a meeting where they found value in home management and refreshments were served at the close.

Albert Stoutner Alberti Stoutner Ralph Howell

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. P. Ristene Mt. Pleasant Hospital Margaret Piggerstaff Dave McGaffey Dwight Hayes Marion McAvoy Milo Steele, Jr Business Meeting Association Washaton, Kalona, Weilman New Haven Church Lovell Strickler Armstrong Congo Ben =y Armstrong Mrs. Stephens Stephen Whisler Raymond E. Whisler Damascus Shrine WSJ Tf. A. Michels Noble Grand Circle Myrtle Morgan Y. W. Mixers Club Cory, Harold Pribyl N. EB. West Mrs Mark Waggoner W. M Tweeten Earl Albert Zieglowsky Edgar Knepp Pearl Gardner Virginia Crossett Mrs Keith Crossett Max Marble Georee Powers Washington Square Shower For Bride Red Horser Weiss Gamma Psi Chapter W.8.c.s Roy L. Smith Methodist Me Smith Christian Advocate Gates Riverside District Jessie Klein Don Maxwell Homemaker Group Ent H. H. McCleery CUTIE Doles Tom Duncan
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