May Projects Set By Christian Women's Fellowship
The April general meeting at the Christian church drew 33 members. Mrs. Roy Randall opened with Onward Christian Soldiers, prayers, and a report of $41 given to the Easter sacrificial offering. A nominating committee was chosen and May 16 guest day announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
Roy Randall
Randall
Leslie Been
Wade Pence
Ed Chabal
John Jarvis
FE. H. Messer A
Charles Dawson
Dorothy Dawson
J. A. Cochran
Chara Faulkner
Garnett
Speer
Penny A Day A Prayer Day Drives YWCA Support
The Iowa District YWCA urges members to donate a penny a day to sustain expanded staff and programs across communities. Washington unit members may mail pledges to Des Moines or contact the local office. renewal notices will be picked up by the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
YWCA
Washington
Iowa
Ywca, T and High
Des Moines
National Baby Week promotes milk rich diet for infants
The article urges during National Baby Week April 26 to May 3 that milk is essential in a child’s diet and recommends at least a quart daily. It suggests using milk in foods like creamed soups puddings and desserts such as rennet custards to ensure easy digestion and adequate nutrition for growing babies.
Mrs Knotek Hosts Fleur de Lis Club Meeting
Ten members of the Fleur de Lis club and two children visited the home of Mrs. Joe Knotek Wednesday afternoon. A short business meeting led by president Miles Stout followed by an exchange of plants and bulbs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Knotek and Mrs. T. J. Rerdo. Mrs Boyd Foster will host the next meeting on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Club
Joe Knotek
Miles Stout
Knotek
T. J Rerdo
Boyd Foster
Sunday Social and Civic Events Calendar
A crowded schedule lists Moose lodge initiation at 7 p m and potluck at Little Flower Circle. Church and club events include Bible study and luncheon at Presbyterian basement, Handcraft Circle, DeMolay Mothers, Masonic Temple programs, PTA convention at Lincoln school, YWCA mixers, Mission Study, and Rural Women planning Get Out the Vote efforts. Community groups host prayers, dedication of The Last Supper, and 4-H Girls Leaders sessions at Farm Bureau and church venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Little Flower Circle
St. James Social Hall
Presbyterian Church
William McGinnis
Ainsworth
Agnes Wheelan
Catherine Wilson
W. M. Montgomery
PTA
Lincoln School
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
KP Hall
YWCA
Alina Hearne Holland
Holland
Farm Bureau
Prairie Flower Community Meeting
Food Needs For Planting Garden And Diet Education
A discussion urges planting a garden to improve nutrition highlighting Vitamin A from leafy greens and yellow vegetables, Vitamin C from tomatoes and strawberries, and calcium from milk. Freezer guides like Garden for your Freezer and a revised Freezing Fruits, Vegetables and Prepared Moods bulletin are available from the county extension office.
Mission Study Group Hear Mrs Roudabush and Pledge Gifts
The Emma C C Anderson Mission Study group met in the Methodist church ladies parlor with 33 attendees. Led by Mrs T L Brookhart, the group prayed, discussed Be Thou Clean, and planned gift donations to Marcy Center in Chicago Mothers Jewels in York Nebraska and Colegio Centenario in Santa Maria Brazil. Mrs W J Roudabush of Danville spoke about her visit to the United Nations and an air trip to Puerto Rico with slides. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma CC. Anderson
The
Methodist Church
A. Smith
Elizabeth Klein
Marcy Center
Chicago
Mothers Jewels
York
Nebr
Colegio Centenario
Santa Maria
Brazil
Edna Klein
North
M. E. DeLashmutt
W. J. Roudabush
Danville
Brookhart
United Nations
Puerto Rico
Feeding plants through leaves not a new idea
Sprays applied to foliage have long been tested on citrus and tung trees. Deficiency of a nutritional element often limits growth, prompting use of soil amendments, sprays, dusts, injections, or metal implants into the plant.
Birthday Honoree Honored At Friday Night Family Dinner
Mrs. Victor Yuska was feted at a Friday 9 p m birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Hays. Attending were Mr Yuska and daughter Susan Christine, with Charles Oswalt and Bob Boileau from Bettendorf. The Yuskas and Susan departed for Kansas City after visiting since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hays
Carl
Delsa
Victor Yuska
Yuska
Susan Christine
Charles Oswalt
Bettendorf
Bob Boileau
Oswalt
Hays
Susan
Kansas City
Little Susan
Mre. Oswalt
Mre
Haye
Wayland Community Club Plans Campaign and Activities
Wayland community groups hold meetings at the high school and church venues April 22 and 24. Members discuss an active membership drive, road improvements in Jefferson Township, and relief fund actions while various local clubs report events, travels, and volunteer efforts.
Baptist Women Circle Officers Named After Annual Meeting
The Baptist Women Missionary Circles elected officers for the new year following their annual meeting at the church attended by 40 members. Reports were heard on missions, White Cross, and education programs while a play was presented. The group plans to hold a spring rally on April 29 in Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Women’s Missionary Circles
Baptist Women Missionary Society
Charles McCopnell
A. J. Votruba
Henry Rolland
White Cross
Ras Sojka
Lucille
Nini Bowers
Floyd Murdock
Me Dawson
Rose Tasty
Mi Votruba
Lonefellow
Messer
Wellman Sromediately
Cireles
Weill
William
June Nicolu
Clarene Wilson
Sam Simmering
Jennie Alien
Stanley Wuaibee
Rolland
Fern Rold
Mrs Martin Hosts Home Art Club Meeting in West Chester
Mrs Glen Martin hosted the Home Art Club of West Chester on Friday afternoon. The home was spring flower decorated and roll call theme was What we do when we do what we please. Guests included Mrs Nellie Booth and Mrs Frankie Jorgensen. The lunch featured angel food cake ice cream mint and maple sugar candy. Favors were tiny pansy plants in nut cups. A phim exchange was the day’s feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Martin
Home Art Club of
West Chester
Martin
Nellie Booth
Frankie Jorgensen
YW Program at YWCA Entices Members Friday
Mrs. Richard Bordwell and Mr. Robert Everetts hosted the YWCA program organized by the membership committee on Friday evening. Mrs. Rolland Taylor introduced two poetry readers who gave a brief program before refreshments. The centered spring bouquet decor and serving table were arranged by Mrs. Jay Brewer and Mrs. Floyd Sturai. Donna Christner assisted with new memberships and renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr Rolland Taylor
Jay Brewer
Floyd Sturgis
Keith Vetter
Donna Christner
YWCOA
Richard Bordwell
Robert Everetts
YWCA
Rolland Taylor
Mere Floyd Sturai
Robert Davy
Edna McCarty
Local YWCA Hosts Recreational Workshop Attendees
Mrs Othel Palmer and Mrs Ste phen Viewers joined Mrs Pred Lloyd Rana McCarty and Mrs Robert Day at an Iowa City Friday recreational workshop hosted by the local YWCA. The session featured a brief program and group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othel Palmer
Stephen Viewers
Pred Lloyd
Rana McCarty
Robert Day
YWCA
Iowa City
Lloyd's
Crawford Hosts Red Horsers Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs Marion Crawford hosted the Red Horsers club Friday evening. Harold Brock won high in pinochle with Mrs Glasgow and Don Bealer sharing low. Others present included Mr Glasgow and Mrs Bealer. A cooperative dinner is planned at the Atkinson Glasgow cabin on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawford
Red Horsere Club
Harold Brock
Raymond Glasgow
Don Bealer
Mr. Glasgow
Mrs. Bealer
Atkinson Glasgow
Junior Bowling League Scores At Melody Lanes
Team No 1 and Team No 4 each took one win in morning junior league play at Melody Lanes. No 1 totaled 1877 pins across two games with Jeanette Choate leading at 239 and Kay McCreedy 222. Team No 2 swept Team No 3. individual high scores include M Ah Rens 514 and Bailey 259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Lanes
Sassins
Tethtono
Jeanette Choate
Kay McCreedy
No.m. Ahrens
Bailey
Unclear Fragment Describes People Staying With Friends
A fragment notes individuals remaining at a friend's home while women prepared to return, indicating a temporary stay during an implied event. No names or places are readable, limiting specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datgsters
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Leonard Wheatley
William Putman
Mary Coakley
Dow McDaniel
Lord
Jesus
Toc. Polk
Chabal
George Powers
William Crayne
Leslie Reenblossom
Claude Randall
Ywca Now
YWOA
Ywcoa m Magizine
USA
Curt Wells
Wolf Floral Co
U.S
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Mussolini
Adolph Hitler
San Francisco
Southeast Corner Square
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C. C. Reister
Paul R
Roudabush
Mrs. Yuska
Wayland Community Club
Wayland
Wayland Comunity Club
Tueday
Allen Meyer
Jefferson Township
Emery Eigsti
Louis Nebel
M. J. Borgstrand
Iwan Yoder
Max Kauffman
Martha Ann Bates
Kathleen Coleman
Eugene Story
Beverly Conrad
Richard Hulme
Billy Morehouse
Freddie Anderson
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Mary Gisser
Keokuk
Fred Hixson
Hopewell Club
Edith Shaffer
Bertha Zihlman
Donald Meyer
Hixson
Coppock
Wayland High School
Dorcas Society
Wayland Menonite Church
Jessie Eicher
Omer Roth
Ella Wyse
A. J. Wyse
Schlatter
Joe Good
Supt
C. W. Carter
Town Wesleyan College
Happy Hour
Dean Raymond Hebel
Iowa Wesleyan
Roger Galer
Mt. Pleasant
John Dill Hulme
Dean Kauffman
Sherman Umphrey
Atlanta
Pfe
Ledru Kauffman
Pvt
Donn Umphrey
Fort Ben
Sherman
Bnevel
Iowa Memorial Company
Phone Gap
S.W. Kasten, Mgr
Cuton
Washington Trade Area
Ningstone Circle
Floyd Murdoe
Wilber Jackson
Tresurer
Votruta
Ring
Ervin Stauffer
Randy
Mar. Pets Stauffer
Allen Stauffer
Chris Stauffer
Edwin Stauffer
Hanna City
A. Swanson
Jacob Stauffer
Moody Lable Institute
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Mr., Mrs. Crawford
Red Horsers
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Wielk
Nicola
Harmon
Rhomberg's
Rhomberg
Jom Duncan
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