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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1950
Page
2
Restful luncheon sauce combines mayonnaise with chopped onion and celery plus apple for a bright fruit vegetable note. Mix 1 cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon onion 1 tablespoon celery 2 tablespoons apple and 1/4 teaspoon paprika. Let flavors meld several hours before serving sliced veal.
Officers were installed Friday at the Ruth Nichol Missionary Society in Mrs. Cloyce Stewart residence with Mrs. Stewart as installing officer. New officers include Mrs. Will McConnell president and Mrs. Robert Wiley vice-president.
Mrs. W. P. Moore was chosen president of the Loyal Women’s Class of the Baptist church at a Friday afternoon meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Ed Hartman as vice president, Fannie Gilbert as secretary, and Mrs. Stella Genkinger as reporter. Mrs. Hartman led devotions with John 19 and prayer. Mrs. Cy Bush reported on Sunday school visits made during winter in Florida.
The afternoon division of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Friday with Mrs. Dave McLaughlin as host. Delegates to the Presbyterian at Ainsworth were named: Mrs. Mary Stewart, Lillian McConnell, and Mrs. W. J. Masson. The program theme was The Great Commission with worship led by Mrs. Stewart on Christ The Head of the Church. Mrs. Masson offered the prayer cycle and Edna Pollock presented Telling His Story. A special offering supported the Boys Industrial School in India. Social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. W. McLaughlin and Mrs. Lola Winga.
Recipe describes rolling liver with crumbled sausage bread crumbs onion and seasonings. Brown rolls then bake covered with 1/4 cup water at 350 F for 45 minutes. Uncover last 15 minutes to brown the bacon.
Mr and Mrs Charles Greiner announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Florence Marie to Harold J Sobaski son of John Sobaski of East Pleasant Plain The wedding is set for May 6 at 9 am at St James Catholic Church.
Grace Hill Moravian church hosts a sunrise breakfast at 6:00 a m at the church with rolls and coffee. Evening Literature at 8:00 p m led by Mrs T A Michels. Several social and club gatherings follow at various times and venues including American Home groups, De Molay, Knights of Pythias, Bible department, YWCA mixers, and WSCS meetings with time and place notes.
Mrs Nina Flynn hosted the Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society gathering on Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Clyde Crile led the business session with fourteen members in attendance. Two hymns were sung during devotion and a duet performed by Mrs Richard Scott and Mrs Dean Schwartz. Refreshments followed. May hostess to be announced.
Three new members were initiated at the Rebekah lodge meeting in the IOOF Hall. Mrs Clarence Brown presided as noble grand. Guests from Mt. Pleasant and Columbus attended. An invitation to a Keota lodge dance on April 10 was accepted. Committees for April and May were announced including kitchen and social committees with numerous members.
The Group 1 of the Women’s Council of the Christian church gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Max Marble’s home. Seventeen members attended with two guests Mrs Gobble and Mrs Guthrie. They sang hymns, heard a devotional, voted to send funds for overseas mission packages, held a plant and bulb exchange, and planned the next meeting with Mrs Wilmer Lauderman.
Admitted yesterday in Washington are Jerry Dempsey and James H Kennedy with a medical case and Fred Bickhart for a tonsillectomy. Dismissed yesterday is Mrs. John Waters. Today Mrs Rebecca Harvey is admitted in Washington.
Ames resident Mrs. Ben Willis is slated to discuss Women at Work in Fifteenth Century England at the County Federated Women’s club convention held Wednesday at the Methodist church. Registration opens at 9 a.m. keynote speakers include Mrs. Charles Drish and Mrs. Arnold Pruess.
Fairview club members met at the Thursday afternoon session with Mrs. W. J. Evans. They planned to collect and send Christmas cards to patients at Woodward school for the feeble minded. Lillian Maxwell won a contest on Easter attire details. Dale Darbyshire and Floyd Blankenhorn led contests and refreshments were served. Henderson to host in May.
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