Three Circles of Service Guild Meet on Friday
Circle No 1 of the Women Service Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Mr. William Glassburner’s home Friday afternoon with fourteen members present. Mrs. Mary Applegate led devotions, and the program on Mexico was led by Mrs. Frank Crone with assistance from Mrs. Burne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circles of Service Guild
Service Guild of the Presbyterian Church
William Glassburner
Mary Applegate
Frank Crone
Mexico
Ella Gordon
George Cave
Mrease.burner
Jones
Eva Denny
William Gray
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Mrs Bell Hosts WCTU Meeting and Plans Speech Contest
The April WCTU gathering at Mrs. J Russell Bell's home featured a talk by Mrs. Walter Jarrard on Laborers Together with God and a parliamentary law lesson by Mrs. Clara T Barker. Four Silver Medal speakers are to attend the Young Peoples WCTU camp near Indianola June 15 to 18, with expenses paid. A May speech contest is planned. interested youths may contact Mrs. Ray Sojka or Mrs. Jacob DeKoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
J. Russell Bell
Walter Jarrard
God
Clara T. Barker
Young Peoples Wctu
Indianola
Ray Sojka
Jacob DeKoning
Mrs Hartman Becomes Guest at Round the Road Club
The Round the Road club met at Mable Johnsons home with ten members and children present. Mrs Ed Hartman attended as a guest and the session opened with Bible scripture. The next meeting is slated for Mrs Lawrence Miksech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hartman
Round the Road Club
Mable Johnson
Ed Hartman
Ralph Charpenine
Local News: Mrs Ivy Kleese Recovering After Surgery
Mrs Ivy Kleese underwent surgery Friday morning at St Luke s hospital in Cedar Rapids and is reported to be doing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Kleese
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Dominion of Pakistan Among World’s Largest Nations
The Dominion of Pakistan ranks as one of the largest countries by area in the world, highlighting its extensive landmass and regional significance on the global stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of
Pakistan
WSCS Circle No. 12 Re-Elects Mrs. Gates
Circle No. 12 of the WSCS met in the church parlor with thirteen members present. Mrs. Gates was re-elected leader for the coming year with Mrs. Wead as assistant leader and Mrs. Payne as secretary and treasurer. Guests included Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Kneen. Easter experiences in Germany were shared during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Noo
Methodist
WSCS
Tom Davis
Wayne Robison
Robison
Albert Stanley
Paul Shearer
Pfe
Ervin Knepp
Duayne Miller
Wscs Circle
Mrs. Gates
Nora Faulkner
Wanda Bowden
Circle No. 12
C. R. Reed
Phillip Kneen
W.L. Gates
R. W. Wead
Kermit Payne
Gates
Wead
Grace Noel Crowell
Chester L. Hampton
Germany
Rebekah Lodge Plans Mother's Day Program
Rebekah Lodge met at TOOF hall with 34 members present. Mrs. Howard Wagner led in Mrs. Hays absence and the group scheduled a Mother's Day program for Wednesday May 7 with multiple committees formed for drapery, dining room, kitchen, and entertainment tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Wagner
G. A. Reinert
O. S. Silk
Ted Gisans
Marion Huston
Gerald Edwards
Maurice Libe
Prank Janecet
Harold Brock
Ive Simpson
Harold Anderson
John Shebeck
Fred Kupke
Vera Diemerly
Katona
Homer Godwin
Hustou
Rebekah Lodge Emblem Visit at Kalona Meeting
Mrs. Vera Diemerily and committee of the Rebekah lodge presented the traveling emblem at Kalona Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Winnie Belter Mrs. Don Hazen Mrs. Howard Hayes and others with Washington delegates Mr and Mrs Frank Longwell and Mrs Edith Wagner among guests. Wagner and Longwell spoke on unwritten work at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Diemerily
Rebekah Lodge
Kalona Lodge
Winnie Belter
Don Hazen
Howard Hayes
Leony Schantz
Fred Wagner
Leonw Kos
Ted Morgan
Elwin Gardner
Harold Swailes
Oral Mayo
Myral Smith
Diemerly
Clive Gray
Washington
Frank Longwell
Edith Wagner
Wagner
Longwell
Training School for Leaders Set by WSCS
The Wo man s Society of Christian Service opened its meeting with Easter reflections and announced a training school for officers on Wednesday May 7 at 10 30 am. A noon lunch will be provided. Other business noted a May 16 breakfast and a memorial service for Mrs Alma Hearne Holland on April 29 with funds and parsonage repairs planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Churel
Don Maxwell
Febe. Stutsman
Paul V. Shearer
San Francisco
Calif
Walter A. Smith
P. FF. Etter
Alma Hearne Holland
Holland
Christian Service Fund
Circle No
VT. A. Flenner
Clarence Jackson
Lida Hunting
Social Calendar Items Due by 10 A.M. Sunday
Social calendar notes list events including Red Bullet ladies and husbands meeting at 6:50 p.m. with Mrs Bill Miller, regardless of guard at the Mississippi. Also on Monday the Golden Age club meets in the afternoon at VW rooms and Knights of Pythias meet at KI hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Miller
Mississippi
Golden Age Club
VW Rooms
Knights of Pythias
S Pom
KI Hall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
At the hospital this morning John Sustman of Packwood admitted. Ada Proudfit admitted. A birth to Mr and Mrs Merle Sistern of Brighton a son born today. Transfer to Iowa City for Mrs Raymond Swartzwelder of Wellman. Dismissals include Mrs Ollie Wells Mrs Richard Durian and son Mrs Myrtle Helmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sustman
Packwood
Ada Proudfit
Mro
Merle Sistern
Brighton
Raymond Swartzwelder
Wellman
Iowa City
Ollie Wells
Richard Durian and Son
Myrtle Helmick
Mrs Hughes Speaks To UP Ladies Aid
Thirty members of the United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church with president Mrs M L Mc Creedy presiding. Ethel McCreed reported flowers and 48 calls. Mrs Hughes spoke on her summers teaching Navajo children in Gallup New Mexico and the Indian school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the
United Presbyterian Church
M. L. McCreedy
Thv
Ethel McCreeds
Lola Wells Hughes
Gallup
New Mexico
Hughe
Walnut Community Supper Meeting At Local School
Walnut Community held a Friday night pot luck at the school with eleven families attending. Harlan Neuhart presented pictures as the closing event of the school year, with committee members Richard Longer Lynn Wertz Earl Clin and Harlan Neuhart in charge. A school picnic is planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Harlan Neuhart
Richard Longer
Lynn Wertz
Earl Clin
Neuhart
Jewelry and leather tools taught at community event
The workshop covered jewelry making and leather tooling. Refreshments were served in the dining room with Mrs. McCreedy pouring. Mrs. Glen McCall assisted the committee as co chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreedy
Glen McCall
Cai
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Glassburner
Mrs. Jones
Circle No 2
The
Guild
Ern
Sam Petratz
Dad Shearer
Miss Davis
Carrie Davis
Women's Service Guild
Fred Longer
R. J. Dawson
Muscatine
Dawson
Jesson
Messco
Lydia Juzeler
Myrtle Pearson
Charles Wiley
Tom
Duncan
Montgomery Ward
Gherman
Bell
Hartman
Lawrence Miksech
Vernon Crull
Garnet Everley
India
W. E. Howell
N. J. Cronin
Readers Digest
Davis
Crull
Charles Morris
Wolf Floral Co
Howard Wagner
Toof Hall
Howard Hays
Kalona
Status of Women Committer
Justus Peterson
Ethel Palmer
G. W. Manussier
W. Bb. Dupuis
Good Lord
Meredith Willson
Oakley Payne
Smith
R Hi. Shannon
Hunting
Masonic Temple
Ruth Bell
Virginia Vetter
Richard Bordwell
Lona Ardelz Santha
KP Hall
Women's Missionary Society
UP Church
Mae McCreeds
Ola McCleery
Damascus Shrine
Garden Fl
S. M. Fishburn
Odd Fellows
St. James Study Club
Harry Sowden
Jay Drewes
Sunshine Community Club
Fleur de Lis Club
Joe Knotek
Plant and
St. Rita Circle
St James
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Wayne Krupp
Sanitone
Martin's
Mac DeLong
Harriet Clendenning
Marion George
Bruce Lipscomb
Esther Bordwell
Mrs. Wells
Am&h
Nicola
Harmon
Old Sills
U.S
Spain
Rome
B.C
Berlin
Stephen A. Douglas
Iowa Baker's Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Water
Ally
Fern Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Mercury
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