Science and Religion topic at Christian Women's Fellowship
An absorbing presentation on Science and Religion by Mrs. Don Gardner at the Christian Women's Fellowship general meeting Friday afternoon explained two science approaches the technology side and the scientific theory. The talk argued they are not contrary to religious beliefs and introduced assisting members including Mrs. Carl Dallmeyer and others. Mrs. Davison led the business portion, announced a workshop April 30, and noted plans for a May 7 Mother-Daughter event. Officers and an installing slated for June, with Miss Mary Ellen LaRue present. Refreshments followed as Doreas group hosted.
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Don Gardner
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Gardner
Carl Dallmeyer
Rodney Davison
Dayton Crim
Keith Williams Jr
Davison
CWF
Fellowship Hall
Glenn’ Holden
Bert Britain
Leonard Llewellyn
Harold Jarvis
Lee Hesseltine
Mary Ellen LaRue
Des Moines
Jarvis
Doreas
Esther
Ruth
Martha
Guild Girls present program for Baptist Women
Nine Guild Girls of the Baptist Church and their counselors presented the program for the Women s Mission Society at the church Friday night. The program covered the Guild s history symbols achievements and aims. Mrs Richard Weeks gave devotions using proverbs and the life of George Washington Carver as an example. Mrs Alta Hays presided over the meeting and business reports were shared. Refreshments were served by the Julie Miller and Rhoda Nielson circles.
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Guild
the Baptist Church
Donald Foss
Walter Starr
Women's Mission Society
God
Richard Weeks
George Washington Carver
Alta Hays
Hays
Wellman
Washington
Carol Forgey
Richard Peterson
Julie Miller
Rhoda Nielson
Child Study Set To Meet Wednesday At Club
The Child Study department of Fortnightly Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday April 28 at 8 30 p m with Mrs Paul Gebhardt. Mrs Bush will speak on En couraging your child's creativity in art.
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Fortnightly Club
Paul Gebhardt
Bush
Social Calendar Notices For Local Clubs And Events
Local notices require 10 am submission for first publication and are printed three days prior. Items include Square Dance cancellation Newcomers Dance at 9 pm Country Club White Shrine meetings Notes on Chorus practice Applied Arts classes and dinners Baptist and Christian group sessions Pythian Sisters and Ladies Day lunch at Country Club Golf and bridge events listed with times and locations.
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Alonday
White Shrine Bridge
Masonic Temple
YWCA
Leo Stone
Harold Stevens
Ethel McCreedy
Baptist Christian Builders
St James circles elect officers and plan events
St James circles met this week to elect new officers for the coming year and wrap up the season. St Marys circle had 19 members with Mrs James Redlinger named leader and Mrs Robert Porter as secretary for the year, games were played and Mrs Ralph Peiffer won the door prize. St Ritas circle had 15 members with plans for a nine oclock breakfast at the CaptainTable May 20 and a June picnic in Sunset Park, bingo prizes awarded, new member welcomed, refreshments served by local members. St James circle hosted by Mrs L S Baker drew 23 members. new members Michael Ahart and Roger Leyden, new officers Robert Shaffer leader and Marion Cady secretary announced. attendance prizes given. no meeting until September.
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St. James
St. Mary's Circle
St. Mary's Grebe
James Redlinger
Harry Levy
Robert Porter
Ralph Peiffer
Earl Redlinger
Merle Bates
Dave Williams
Larry Richardson
Vernon Richardson
W.R. Richardson
St. Rita's Circle
William Yerrington
Hank Godwin
Don Vogel
Vogel
Larry Morgan
Sunset Park
Richard , Ross
Leo Fritz
Leo Schumacher
Loren Moore
Godwin
Ross
Jerry Peck
Lyle Rudkin
John Knotek
James Altenhofen
Er Leyden
Robert Shaffer
Marion Cady
Joe Barnes
Richard’ Lunnenkamp
Baker
Paul Fitzgerald
Lyle Hansen
Paul Gebhart
Robert Dahl
Linnenkamp
BPW Club dinner meeting Tuesday
The Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a regular dinner on Tuesday April 27 at Captain's Table. Members without standing reservations should call Ruth Schulty at OL 3-4913. Installation of officers is planned. The club’s by-laws were approved by the National Federation, with a charter presentation set for May 16 and a local charter planned for May 16 at Oskaloosa.
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Ruth Schulty
Webb
Geraldine Schulty
National Federation
Oskaloosa
ISU Officials Host Two Day Training Conference
Gladys Gray of the Town Southern Utilities Office attended a two day training conference at the ISU office in Centerville on April 20 and 21.
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ISU
Gladys Gray
Southern Utilities
Centerville
Halcyon Notes at Halcyon House Social Visit Highlights
Mrs Seth Carris of Packwood and Mrs Clara Brown of Brighton called on H T Carris Saturday afternoon. Visitors included Des Moines couple Mr and Mrs Sherman Wolfe and Riverside resident Larry Tener. Mary Wulf Cedar Rapids called on Veda Latta Sunday. Helen Benner visited with Kay Tener Ann Tener and Larry Tener. A group of Ainsworth high school students entertained residents Tuesday evening. Birthday celebrations marked Mrs W Kyle and later cake at coffee hour. Harry J Braley returned from University Hospital Town City after twelve days.
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Seth Carris
Packwood
Clara Brown
Brighton
H. T. Carris
Kay
Ann Tener
Iowa City
Larry Tener
Riverside
Helen Bener
Larry Trotter
Ainsworth
Maude Bishop
Marengo
R. E. Ellenger
Virginia
Claude ‘Tucker
E-E. Stutsman
Leo Hoover
W. S. Kyle
William
Paul Kyle
Mt. Pleasant
T.L. Brookhart
Earl Finke
Sam Turkington
Edward Squire
Alex Lytle
E. E. Stutsman
Harry J. Braley
University Hospital
Town City
Presbyterial Sessions At Davenport Hosted By United Church
A large group from Avenue United Presbyterian Church attended Southeast Iowa Presbyterial sessions at the First Presbyterian Church in Davenport on Wednesday evening and Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Van Winkle, Mrs. Chester Eatinger, Mrs. Donald Stout, Mrs. William Perdock, Mrs. Marvin Smith, Mrs. Richard Colby, Mrs. Wayne Brock, Mrs. Sikke Temple, Mrs. Winnie Belter, Sharon Roach, Mrs. Vernon Elgin, Mrs. Marion George, and also Mrs. Ralph Kleese, Mrs. Robert McFarlane, Mrs. Richard McCleery, Mrs. Clifford Ramsdale, and the Misses Edna Sherriff and Maude Jackson.
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A Ion Avenue United
Ralph Kleese
Robert McFarlane
Richard McCleery
Clifford Ramsdale
Edna Sherriff
Maude Jackson
Admitted Yesterday and Today Names Released
Yesterday admissions list Walter Cline of Brighton and a medical daughter. Clintchurchill Ollie Lisa Benjamin Washington appears yesterday. today adds Bill McNurlen Keota and Claire Mullen Wyman.
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Walter Cline
Brighton
Clintchurchill
Ollie
Lisa Benjamin
Washington
Bill McNurlen
Keota
Claire Mullen
Wyman
Thirty Cubs Race in Pinewood Derby at Pack Meeting
Thirty Webelos Cubs took part in a Pinewood Derby at the VFW Hall with cars weighed in and assigned numbers. Winners included Ricky Goodwin and Phillip Long. overall championship went to Rocky Goodwin, with Jerry Gilmer second and Joe Gilmere third. Awards and future plans were announced, and Den activities covered hikes, bird lists, origami birds, and Easter decorations for den projects.
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Cubs
Webelos
Wayne Brock
VFW Hall
Ricky Goodwin
Phillip Long
Tom Orris
Larry Hysell
Jerry Gilmere
Joe Gilmere
Brad Koehler
Rocky Goodwin
Jerry Gilmer
Placques Awtards
Ron Robertson
Pat Siegrest
Mike Woods
Wolf
Pat Siegrist
Joe Marek
David Booth
Roy Wil
Gary Stuteman Seu
den VI
Lloyd Marek
Jolly Nine Club Hosts Meet at Mrs Custer Home
Six members of the Jolly Nine Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. John Custer for a business session and social time. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for May 19 with Mrs. Maynard Goff Sr. Women of the Moose Senior Regent presided at a meeting noting 28 co workers and honoring Ruth Dunbar with a formal enrollment. The Easter egg hunt was reported and stamps donated for kitchen equipment at Moose Home. A coffee for guests and new members is planned at Ruth Dunbar's April 27 at 7 p.m. The Academy of Friendship will be hosted by Mrs. George Brock on May 6. Publicity committee held a coffee after the meeting.
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Folly Nine Usup
Jolly Nine Club
John Custer
Maynard Goff Sr
Women OF Moose
Robert Grubb
S and H Green
Washington
Moose Home
Dunbar
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
George Brock
Publicity Committee
John Beliel
William McDole
Blanche Saforek
Joe Bennett
UPW Circles Hold Meetings Friday at First Presbyterian
UPW circles I II and II met Friday to continue a Galatians study and announce a May 7 Mother-Daughter banquet at the church. Circle I hosted by Mrs J M Lloyd with dessert. Circle II coffee held at Mrs Moss with devotions by Miss Carrie Davis and study led by Mrs SchleR. Circle II at Mrs Fred Moore’s with 14 members and guest Mrs Irma Whitson, devotions by Mrs John Martin, lesson by Mrs Humphrey Owen. Gifts for men requested for May meeting led by Mrs Glenn Conard and Mrs Harry Turner.
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First Presbyterian Upw
J. M. Lloyd
Circle I
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Choate
Thehostesses
Ocal News
Archie Kaufman
Tom Horak
Paul Horak
National Guard
Ft. 2Ndar
John Leonard Wood
Lemmon
Cal Wolf
Circle II
Robert Moss
Carrie Davis
Charles Schler
Fred Moore
Jerry Simmering
Irma Whitson
John Martin
Humphrey Owen
Glenn Conard
Harry Turnor
Mercy Hospital admissions and local family visit notes
Mrs. Taylor Stout entered Mercy Hospital Iowa City this week for treatment. Her room is 409. Anne Marie Cherryholmes, nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Cherryholmes, had a tonsillectomy at the local hospital this morning. Warren Underwood of Red Feather Lake Cole joined his family for a visit at Earl Ferrell home. The Underwoods left Saturday after a three week visit and traveled to Indianola for a reunion and noon luncheon of Mrs Underwood's sorority. They will stay tonight at Robert Steele's home in West Des Moines and visit relatives in Lincoln Nebraska on their way home.
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Taylor Stout
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Anne Marie Cnerryhoues
Gerald Cherryholmes
Warren Underwood
Red Feather Lake
Cole
Earl Ferrell
Underwoods
Ferrell
Indianola
Mrs. Underwood
Robert Steele
West Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Museum visit highlights nutrition lessons from history
Mary Macomber tours the State Historical Building in Des Moines noting displays of blue and brown stoneware pewter and glassware that illuminate past mealtime color and table settings. She emphasizes Indian relics, buffalo specimens, and food safety lessons from old items such as corn kernels and bones, urging parents to avoid giving whole kernels or bones to young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Macomber
James ‘A. Downing
Traveling games to keep youngsters amused on trips
New York based article discusses travel games for children on long car trips. Play Schools Association notes seven to ten year olds need both mental and physical activity. License plate games teach letters numbers spelling and arithmetic and can extend to counting state plates to crown a winner.
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New York
UPI
Rowena Shoemaker
Play Schools Association
Junior
Suzy
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