Ronald Rogers Finds College Fraternity Serves Useful Purpose
Ronald Rogers, a 2nd year student and music major at State University of Iowa, shares how Sigma Phi Epsilon helps with discipline, study, and social life. He details pledges, Hell Week, house routines, an in-house house mother, work programs, and campus life including dining, lodging, and costs for members in a four story fraternity at 702 N Dubuque Iowa City.
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Carl Steefel
Signa Phi Epsilon
State University of
Ronald Rowe
Abelute
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Ronald
N. Dubuque
Iowa City
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
U P Women Meet With Mrs Colthurst
The Women’s Association of the United Presbyterian church met with Mrs Roger Colthurst. Missionary lesson led by Mrs Homer Hunt and Mrs Maxwell Sr presented Our Bible film on Bible translation.
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Ainsworth
Women's Association of the United Presbyterian Church
Roger Colthurst
Homer Hunt Wit
Maxwell Sr
W. V. Wortman
John Koehler
Sudan
W. A. McGinnis
Cancer Fund
Wortman
Presbyterial
Colthurst
Mrs Glaze Dies After Long Illness in Texas
Mrs Claude Kilgore learned of the death of her grandmother Mrs Glaze of Houston Texas after a lengthy illness spent mostly in the hospital. She is survived by stepson in Ocean Springs Miss Irene Burmeister and a son Willard of Houston. Burmeister attended the funeral from Ocean Springs. J West a UT C student returned to college after a weekend at home.
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Ainsworth
Claude Kilgore
Glaze
Hounston
Texas
Young People Attend Early Easter Service
About 30 youths gathered for the Easter Sunrise service at United Presbyterian Church with Rev Fath of the Ki eher church as speaker. Virginia Hunt announced the program, Carol Gosling read scripture, Mary Dee Orris sang Consider the Lilies and David Stout sang The Holy City. Afterward the young people served breakfast.
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Ainsworth
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Norris Hosts Bridge Players in Ainworth
The Tuesdays Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon with hostess Mrs Lee Norris presiding. Bridge was played at two tables and luncheon was served, assisted by Mrs Orie O Connor.
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Ainworth
Lee Norris
Orie O'Connor
Sermon Subjects For The Next Two Months
Ainsworth Methodist church posts a series of sermons for the next eight Sundays starting April 20 11 oclock with the opening topic There is hope for this old world of ours The list continues April 27 Relate religion to life May 4 Beginning national family week Biggest job in the world May 11 Mothers day Geraniums to remember her by May 18 Rural life Sunday Through the fields together May 25 Memorial Sunday To YOU they pose the flaming torch June 1 Somewhere someone believes June 8 Give GOD a chance June 15 Back sent to nobody
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Ainsworth
Methodist
Slumber Party Hosts Sunrise Easter Service Attendee List
Virginia Hunt hosted a Saturday slumber party with MaryDee Orris Sara Mc Ginnis Sandra Ornduff Marlene Brown Lois Gosling Karen Koehler and Merle Jane Simkins of Davenport. On Sunday they attended Sunrise Easter services at the U P church.
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Ainsworth
Virginia Hunt
MaryDee Orris
Sara McGinnis
Sandra Ornduff
Marlene Brown
Lois Gosling
Karen Koehler
Merle Jane Simkins
Davenport
U. P
Sewing Circle Meets With Mrs. L. Trotter
Mrs. Larry Trotter hosted the Sewing Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Members spent the time on hand work and refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bill Trotter.
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Sewing Circle
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Sewing Club
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Local residents visit Cedar Rapids area and attend events
Ainsworth locals ben Fitzgerald visited the Joe Weiland home near Cedar Rapids to help Mrs. Weiland post major operation. Low Jean Spessard and Mary Jo Tobin return from Cedar Falls for Easter with families and the senior class play. Emma Walker and Lillian Simpson joined a New London banquet for Iowa-Illinois Telephone Co. employees and a shower for a telephone worker. Mr and Mrs Clifford Thompson hosted Lisle Lowe visitors Sunday. Washington area guests Everette Miller Pamela Edna Caldwell and Alan Barclay with Glen attended. Other guests include Mrs Barnhart.
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Joe Weiland
Cedar Rapids
Fitzgerald
Clifford Thompson
Lisle Lowe
Thompson
Everette Miller
Pamela
Edna Caldwell
Alan Barclay
Glen
Barnhart
Washington
Orie O'Connor
Susannah Circle Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
AINSWORTH Susannah Circle WSCS holds a Thursday April gathering at 2 pm with Mrs Alma Wood as host. Co-hostesses include Mrs Mabel Wood Mrs Ruth Pearson and Mrs Grace Kauffman. Devotional leader is Mrs Leone Roberts and program leader is Mrs Blanche Stephens.
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Ainsworth Susannah Circle
WSCS
Alma Wood
Mabel Wood
Ruth Pearson
Grace Kauffman
Leone Roberts
Blanche Stephens
Seed season ends as Chit Chats links youth to work ethic
The column recalls a philosophy quote from MacArthur about youth as a state of mind during a busy seed season. It notes late supply delivery, pride in serving customers, and a candid aside on gender improvements. It mentions anthrax spores in Belgian bone meal, its sterilization, corn hog ratio, seed oil meal shortage, Adams beans price, and a talking egg pun from a California monastery.
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