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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
3
Yesterday admitted Miss Maye Crone and Mrs Don Yoder under medical care in Washington. Today admissions include Miss Donna Van Winkle. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Richard Payne of Wayland.
A condensed listing of local club meetings and notes for Friday through Tuesday. Events include Masons at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, various American Home, YWCA, and church circle gatherings, a silent auction item request, a postponed evening literature session, and multiple speaker engagements, with times, hosts, and locations noted.
Mrs Foster Bagge hosted a Thursday after school party and Easter themed recital at her home for fourth and fifth grade piano students. Barbara Reisener, a sixth grader, assisted and sang. Piano solos were performed by Jean Soucek, Bette Walker, Jane Shearer, Dae Dallmeyer, Mary Kay Williams, Debbie Hanson, Jeryl Miller, Debbie Chorpening, Ann Greiner and Sally Tanner.
Alpha Chi Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma held a Wednesday dinner at Captain's Table with president Mrs. Alberta Rhea presiding. Plans for the Iowa City state meeting at Memorial Union May 89 were finalized and committees announced. Mrs. Catharine Clyde offered a research paper on Creativity in the Classroom and practical ways to nurture child creativity.
In Spokane a Founders' Day candlelight service honored the women teachers who organized Delta Kappa Gamma in Texas 37 years ago. The local chapter suspends meetings until fall, with the first gathering set for Sept 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Captain's Table. Fourth graders at Whittier School study birds by running two feeding stations, one ground level for game birds and one in a tree, offering suet, seeds, apples, corn, popcorn, and dried dog food as treats.
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