Washington social calendar notices preview events
Notices list diverse meetings in Washington including White Shrine Sonic Temple Masonic events OES Catholic Daughters Saddle Club and Rebekah Club with times at 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Also feature groups like Women of Moose Ruth Circle and Esther Group with notes on new or moved locations and enrollment reminders.
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Masonic Temple
Suzannah’ Wesleyan Service Guild
Truman Hysell
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Athall
Crawfordsville
O ES
Catholic Daughters
St. James
Fairgrounds
Rebekah Club
Loof
Women of Moose
Moose
Y. KC
KC Hall
Friendship Club
May Gideon
Walnut Women’s Club
Herbert Ferrell
OES
Earl Redlinger
Ioof Hall
CWF Dorcas Group
BPW spring meeting set for April 21 at UI Memorial Union
The Business and Professional Women's Club District V will hold its spring meeting Sunday April 21 in Iowa City at the Iowa Memorial Union. Registration from 9 to 10 a.m. costs $4, luncheon at 12:30. Special guest will be Mrs Thelma Heitsman first vice president of the State Federation of Corning Ia. Local members plan to attend.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City
Thelma Heitsman
State Federation of Corning
Christian Women Host Mother Daughter Banquet
About 150 mothers and daughters from the First Christian Church attended the Mother Daughter banquet at the Captain's Table Tuesday night. Speakers included Mrs. William Beenblossom for mothers, Dae Dallmeyer for daughters, and Mary Kay Morrison for grandmothers and great grandmothers. A men's quartet sang, a panel on Ive Got a Secret was presented, and Dean Clingman and Dale Doggett performed a skit.
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The
First Christian Church
William Beenblossom
Dae Dallmeyer
Mary Kay Morrison
Dean Clingman
Dale Doggett
Leonard Llewellyn
Gladys Putman
Clarence Brown Jr
Keith Williams Jr
Deane Clingman
Ray Leon
Percy Holder to Speak at Marion Avenue UPW Meeting
Percy Holder will be the speaker for the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women Association meeting at the church. The gathering will begin Friday at 9 30 a m with Holder addressing attendees.
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Dale Herdlicka
Esther Group
Glen Green
Ruth Group
Lauren Chalupa
T. M. Nelson
Maurice Crawford
E. D. Morrison Jr
Marion Ave
UPW Association
Percy Holder
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women Association
Wests honored for silver anniversary in Iowa City
Joe West and wife were surprised at a party planned by daughter Kathleen of Iowa City on Monday evening April 8 for their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Kathleen and a son, Airman Samuel West of Jacksonville Florida, who is married with a young grandson. Mrs West’s parents Mr and Mrs George Westen attended with other relatives and friends.
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Joe West
East Harrison
Kathleen
Iowa City
Nancy Bower
West
Airman
Samuel West
Jacksonville
Fla
Sam
George Westen
YWCA Opens Sports Classes with Evening Sessions
The YWCA will run a combined trimnastics and volleyball class starting April 19 at 7 p.m. and a basketball class at 8 p.m. on Fridays. The six week session costs $2.25 for YW members with a minimum of 10 participants. Instructor is Mrs. Jane Lambertson. Interested persons may sign up.
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YWCA
Jane Lambertson
Immanuel Lutheran Women Meet for Psalm Study
Three Immanuel Lutheran Church circles gathered Tuesday to study the Psalms. The lesson on Forgiveness based on Psalm 32 was led by Mrs. Phil Busley Mrs. Ray Meth and Mrs. James Gallagher. Easter breakfast at 8 a.m. at the church was announced with Luther League serving. Girole hostesses were Mrs. Charles Satterfield Mrs. Glenn Yoder and Mrs. Fred Andersen.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Luther League
Girole
Charles Satterfield
Glenn Yoder
Fred Andersen
Phil Busley
Ray Meth
James Gallagher
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