Groups of Christian Womens Fellowship Schedule April 30
The article outlines multiple groups planning church activities including a general housecleaning day on May 30 and guest day on May 18 with speaker Mrs Anna Cowdrey. It lists group leadership, mission projects, and Easter offerings across Groups I IV and Group TV with names of members and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groups of Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Women's Fellowship
Anna Cowdrey
Karl Frederick
Carlos Walling
Lee Hesseltine
Claud Randall
Dow McDaniel
Wade Pence
Harry Watkins
Ivan Hahn
John Widmer
Carl Dalimeyer
Earl Dusenbery
Charlotte Bard
Ed Chabal
Group IV
George Powers
Group TV
Jeffrey Ferrell
Dave Thompson
Rhea Kay Pease
Social Calendar items due by 10 a.m. Friday
All events in the social column are listed with postponed items for April and a busy week ahead. UP Ladies Aid postponed to April 18. Rainbow Girls tea Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. at Temple. Nineteenth Century club lunch at 1 p.m. Mrs Cliff Ord Thorne. Knights of Pythias 8 p.m. at KP hall with Bible Dept 2:50 p.m. at the library. DeMolay 7:20 p.m. Masonic Temple. DUV 7:30 p.m. Legion hall. Evening Literature postponed to April at Mr and Mrs Class at 6:50 p.m. potluck supper with Mr and Mrs Raymond Whilsler bring two dishes. Tuesday Parmerettes 4 club 7:15 p.m. with Sue Patterson Handcraft II 2:30 p.m.. Mrs Sam Turkington. Pythian Sisters 8 p.m. KP hall. VEW Auxiliary 5 p.m.. VEW Y-Wives 1:50 p.m. YW room. YWCA Mixers 7:30 p.m. YW root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Duv
Legion Hall
L. B. Bieber
Class of UP
Potioek
Raymond Whilsler
Parmerettes
Sue Patterson
Handcraft II
Sam Turkington
Pythian Sisters
YWCA
Children Music Hour Showcases Fort Vightly Students
The Fort Vightly Music Department hosted a Children’s Hour program at Mrs A S Smith’s home with co-hostesses Aliee Hunter and Edith Harwood. Twenty one members performed including Jack Carson with two piano solos Nancy Osincup and a vocal trio, Harriet Kleese Donna Osincup Janet Osincup, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Vightly
A.S. Smith
Aliee Hunter
Edith Harwood
Jack Carson
Nancy Osincup
Nancy
Donna
Janet Osinccup
Harriet Kleese
Donna Osincup
Ratty Gastman
Janet Osincup
Mrs Cochran Hosts Circle Luncheon at Baptist Church
The Jennie Adams Circle of the Baptist church held a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Joe Cochran’s home with 12 members. Guests included Rev Earl Longfel low and son Paul and Mrs Marion Snodgrass. A devotional by Mrs Ranakil Hotle preceded the program on Mexico by Mrs B H Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Adams
the Baptist Church
Joe Cochran
Earl Longfellow
Paul
Marion Snodgrass
Ranakil Hotle
Engagement Announcement for Joyee Montgomery to Howard Bleeker
Miss Joyee Montgomery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy K Montgomery, to wed Mr. Howard Bleeker of Des Moines Iowa. She studied at the State University of Iowa and is listed with the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at Drake University Des Moines. Mr Bleeker, a graduate of Carleton College Northfield Minnesota, works with Johnson Service Company Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Montggtmery
Joyee
Howard Bleeker
J. H Bleeker
Iowa Fats
Miss Montgomery
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dutch Creek PTA Holds Spelling Bee and Picnic
The Dutch Creek Center PTA met Wednesday evening with nine families present. Mrs. Bob Waterhouse provided entertainment, and Mrs. Raymond Gillispie announced the words. The group decided to hold a picnic on the last day of school, with refreshments served after the meeting. Families attending included Cleo Trier, Stanley Mangold, Keith Augustine, Harvey Leeper, Raymond Gillispie, Art Richardson, Lob Waterhouse, Jake Seethout, and Mrs. Walter Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Creek Center
PTA
Bob Waterhouse
Raymond Gillispie
Cleo Trier
Stanley Mangold
Keith Augustine
Harvey Leeper
Art Richardson
Merry Makers Have Guests at Meeting
The Merry Mixers club met at Mrs. FE L Shaver's home with eight members and several visitors. Guests included Mrs Wayne Freel and daughter Mrs Herbert Freel and Billy Mrs Darryl Bell and Mrs Ira Irwin and Craig. A cancer fund contribution was voted. Hostess aided by Mrs Wayne Freel and Mrs Irvin Bom ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixers Club
FE. L. Shaver
Wayne Freel
Herbert Freel
Billy
Darryl Bell
Ira’ Irwin
Craig
Cancer Fund
Irvin Bomber
New WSCS Officers Named After Tuesday Meeting
Crawfordsville reports the WSCS announced its officers for the coming year during a Tuesday session with 26 members present. Officers include Mrs. Ivor Davis led devotionals and Mrs. Earl Walker presided, with plans to support the church budget and honorary life patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
WSCS
Ivor Davis
Raymond Robertson
Carlton White
Earl Walker
Rebekah Club Plans Guest Day for May 8
The Rebekah club held a planning meeting at the IOOF hall with eleven members. Hostesses named include Mrs Harold Brock Mrs Cecil Kephart Mrs Becky Harvey and others. Roll call will feature Mothers Day ladies with May birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
IOOF
Harold Brock
Cecil Kephart
Becky Harvey
Mary Wagner
Clara Brown
Marjorie Sorrell
Leona Kos
Margaret Jarrard
Sele Crom
Lloyd Easter
Wheatland
Wyo
Beth Brinning
Lulu Williams
Dora Wagner
OES Group Plans Friendship Meeting and Poke Sale
The OES regular meeting at the Masonic temple discussed a friendship meeting with initiation planned for Thursday April 15. The Vast Matrons Club will sponsor a bake sale Saturday April 15 at the 1st store and welcome donations. Worthy Grand Matron and other Grand officers will attend May 1 with a banquet at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Tlere
Nina Bowers Circle Meets at Mrs Caldwell Home
Nina Bowers Circle held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs John Caldwell home with Mrs Melvin Booth. prayer and scripture led by Mrs Booth. business session presided by Mrs A J Votruba and 54 calls reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Caldwell
Nina Bowers
Crete
John Caldwell
Melvin Booth
HM. Messer
Booth
Matthew
John Dodd
Grover Custer
Europe
Votruba
al Crone
Baptist Class Potluck Supper Held Thursday
The Yo-Ma-Do class of the Baptist church met for a potluck supper with 20 members and 15 children in attendance. Garnet Spoerry led the business meeting while Easter candy, read Easter Story by Mrs. Robert Nicola, and plans for an Easter breakfast at the Dawsons were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Garnet Spoerry
Robert Nicola
Charles Dawson
Betty Pettavino
Richard Weeks
Henry Roland
Rural Women's Club Listens to Easter Music Program
The Rural Women's Club met at Mrs. Lester Luckenbill's home on Thursday with eleven members and two guests. Mrs. Grant Humston Jr. led the business. Mrs. Claude Rhodebeck presented an Easter Bible story and music performances including a cello solo by Mrs. Luckenbill and songs by Mrs. William Marie Jr and Charles Luckenbill. Contests and refreshments followed. next meeting planned with Mrs. William Marie Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Women's Fellowship
T. J. Pease Jr
Ed Chabal
Jesus
Charles McConnell
Mexico
B. H. van Meter
Rural Women’s Club
Luckenbill
Rural Women's Club
Lester Luckenbill
John Cherry
Josephine Cherry
Grant Humston Jr
Claude Rhodebeck
Mrs Jarrard Hosts U Go Club Meeting
Eight members of the U Go club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs George Jarrard's home. Guests included Mrs Mayo Mrs Holman Mr S N Sorrell and Mrs Reinert. Pinochle was played at three tables with Mrs Schiebel taking high score and Mrs Holman low. Next meeting set with Mrs Vina Manussier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
OR Mayo
Mable Holman
S. N. Sorrell
GA. Reinert
Pinochhle
Charles Schiebel
Low
Holman
Vina Manussier
Mrs. Klopfenstein to Lead WSCS Circle 2
WSCS Circle No 2 met at Mrs C C B Reed's home with 12 members present and 13 sick calls noted. Guests included Mrs William Wasson Mrs Dave Donovan and Wylie Anderson. Officers elected for next year: Mrs Harold Klopfenstein leader Mrs Johnson assistant leader Mrs William Motchland secretary and Mrs Miller treasurer. Easter themed refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
WSCS
CC. B. Reed
Harold Boyd
Golia Miller
William Wasson
Dave Donovan
Circle No. 3
Wylie Anderson
Wscs Board
George Johnson
Fred Mauthe
Anderson
Miller
Joe Knotek
Harold Kiopfenstein
Johnson
William Motchland
Pulp Mill Planned Across River from Port Huron
A Canadian pulp mill is planned at Sarnia Ontario across the St Clair river from Port Huron. Pulp will be pumped as slush through a pipe to Port Huron where it is processed into paper. This route would avoid US customs duties on the raw slush pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarnia
Ontario
St. Clair River
Port Huron
Mieh
United States
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