Washington Country Club Dinners Begin May Sixth Committees Named
The Washington Golf and Country Club announces opening dinners begin May 6 with Stutsman as general chairman. House committee is Lester Orr Lloyd Lytle and C V Crull with Mrs BEKE. lists follow of dinners on May 6 June 10 June 24 July 22 August and September dates, with chairmen and cohosts for each event. Members are asked to confirm or adjust appointments through Mrs Stutsman to avoid confusion.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Lester Orr
Lioyrd Lytle
C. V. Crull
Beke
Stutsman
C. R. McCutchen
HF. A. Rohwedder
Roger Sherman
Fe.rb. Hammer
J. M. Lloyd
CC. R. McCutchen
Orville Rider
Dave Elder
Mrea. I
EK. Coffey
CC. W. Stewart
Ed Sullivan
Fred Moore
Edmund Morrison Jr
A. W. Clow
al Baldrige
Ralph Shannon
Cc. W
W. Alcorn
Sidney Moore
O. Sexton
R. Bostwick
Geores Morrison
H. H McCleery
L. A Jones
Warfel der
A. Keith Droz
Sidney Voore
O. Sexton August
George Rudi
Marjorie Pratt
A. W., Clow
T. RB. Bailey
Frank Miller
Local Musicians Perform In Costume Concert
A reading at the event featured Mer in costume singing When Joshua and It Were Young. A trio including Mrs Bomberger Mabel Robison and Jeanne Stone sang Somebody's Prayer. Mrs Joe Day opened with prayer and Mrs Bomberger led group singing between courses.
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Mer
Joshua
Mrs. Bomberger
Mabel Robison
Jeanne Stone
Joe Day
W R C Plants Dedicates Tree In Sunset Park Tribute
More than fifty people stood in the rain as the Woman's Relief Corps planted a tree in Sunset Park to honor the Grand Army of the Republic. G A R members attended in autos, with Dr and Mrs Boice among spectators. Scouts led by Major Saul and Carl Haven helped, and Rev Vernon Carter spoke on trees and memory. The program, led by Mrs Crone, honored soldiers and pledged to keep memory alive with living memorials and plaques. Flags were presented to Boy Scouts as part of the ceremony.
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Sunset Park
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
J. ©. Boice
J. A. Embree
L. Ff. Saul
Carl Haven
Carl Klein
Ory
Ste Muself
United States
Grand Army
I. G. White Relief Corps
Newcomers Welcome at YW Open House in Washington
About forty new residents attended the YWCA open house in the Y building to meet others. Hosts introduced guests and a committee served frappe and wafers while spring flowers and yellow tapers decorated tables. Melvin Gingerich showed Washington gardens and beauty slides, with a peek at the Yo MOGA building pool promised for future events.
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Washington
Y. W
U. W
Washington Gardens
Melvin Gingerich
Yo Moga Building
George ¢ Stewart
Local YWCA Leaders Assist With Chairman's Meeting
The event was led by a chairman and supported by Miss Etha Dawson, Miss Lucy Langenberg, Mrs. Melvin Gingerich, and Mrs. Manton Hebner, secretary of the YY W. C. A.
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Etha Dawson
Lucy Langenberg
Melvin Gingerich
Manton Hebner
E.O.W. Club Plans May Meeting at Mrs. Greham’s Home
The E. O. W. club held a business and social gathering at Mrs. Ernest Garrett’s home with Miss Sarah Rinehart in attendance. Mrs. Joe Maxwell assisted with refreshments. The next meeting will be Tuesday May 11 at Mrs. Laura Greham’s home.
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Ernest Garrett
E. O. W. Club
Sarah Rinehart
Joe Maxwell
Garrett
Laura Greham
Social Calendar Notices for Community Events
Notices list Philathea Crele event Mrs Ralph Martini 623 South Third Avenue Thursday 6O G Tt bridge club 2 pm Mrs Dale Dewi son 521 South Second Avenue H J club afternoon Mrs Ed Shaila Bring thim pres Odd Fellows and Rebekahs special Lincoln P T A 4 DP me Lincoln school Pansy Hill club annual flower and seed exchange Public Affairs department luncheon Morrison's home 422 West Washington Street Mrs C W McLaughin co hostess Friday W H M 8 S of M BK church 2 30 pm Mrs Jessie Brindley goo South Third Avenue Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society book review 2 ee Mrs Will Matucha 306 East Main Street Everyone please attend Saturday Nawekahmoka Camp Fire girl 2 30 pm Mrs George Dowell 748 East Main Street ring bandages
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H.J. Club
Ed Shaila
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Lincoln P. T. AL
Lincoln School
Pansy Hill Club
J. Ot
Wenger
Morrson
West
Washington — Street
C. W. MecLaughin
Priday W. H. M
M. BK
Jessie Brindley
Mrs. Dale Jones Wins High Prize in Bridge Games
Mrs. Dale Jones captured the high tally in a four table siege hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Larson for the Rosemary club. Mrs. L Fr Whisler took the low score while Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Foster attended as guests. Mrs. Charles Wiley will host the next meeting on Tuesday May 11 with refreshments by Mrs. C E Fitzsimmons and Mrs. Carl Craig.
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Adolph Larson
Rosemary Club
Dale Jones
Fr. Whisler
Boyd Foster
Charles Wiley
Study Negro Work in Queen Esthers of West Chester
Queen Esther Circle met in West Chester on Monday at Margaret Smith’s home with Hielen Niffenegger assisting. Members discussed Negro work led by Mrs. W. B. Rittenhouse, shared Negro spirituals, and observed a birthday handkerchief shower for the hostess. A picnic is planned with members bringing lunch in a sack for Sunshine sister.
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West Chester
Queen
W. B. Rittenhouse
Jesus
Shrine leaders to attend supreme session in Tulsa
Mrs H G Miller and Mrs Rose Reid will attend the supreme session in Tulsa Oklahoma May 4 5 and 6 as announced at the Damascus Shrine number 16 meeting in the Masonic Temple.
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H. G. Miller
Rose Reid
Damascus Shrine
Rose M. Reid
White Shrine
Tulsa
Okla
Masonic Temple
Birthday Anniversaries Mark Busy Day Across Town
Mrs W A Whiting turns eighty today joining the Three Quarter Century club. Mrs JT G Lee and Lucille Kurtz celebrate birthdays along with Dave Kilgore of Brighton and Mrs H B Graham Crawfordsville. Also honored are Mrs J L Mayer, seven year old Billy Swift, Patrick Swift’s son, and Fred L Mangold’s golden wedding anniversary with supper. Frances Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Porter, is thirteen today.
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W A. Whiting
North Fifth Avenue
Three Quarter Century Club
Lucille Kurtz
Mrs
John Kurtz
Dave Kilgore
Brighton
H. B. Graham
Crawfordsville
J. Ll. Mayer
Billy Swift
Patrick Swift
Pleasant Hill
Fred L. Mangold
Frances Porter
Edgar Porter
Miss Nellie Tripp Reviews Congo Crosses for Mission Group
Evening meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church at Mrs. W. C. Mayhew’s home with Miss Ora Henderson leading devotionals. Miss Nellie Tripp reviewed Congo Crosses by Julia Lake Keller se berger with engaging material praised by the audience. Reports from the recent Keokuk Presbyterial convention were given by Miss Carolyn Hamilton and Mrs E. M. McConaughy.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
W. C. Mayhew
Ora Henderson
Nellie Tripp
Congo Crosses
Julia Lake Kellersberger
Keokuk
Misa Carolyn Hamilton
Mra E. M. MecConaughy
Clifford Beatty Honored At 18th Birthday Dinner
Clifford Beatty was guest of honor at a birthday dinner last evening at his aunt Miss Ella Andersons home. Relatives and friends attended. His mother Mrs. Willis Beatty baked the birthday cake, and yesterday marked his eighteenth birthday.
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Clifford Beatty
Ella Anderson
Willis Beatty
Clifford
Priscilla Club Hosts Nine Guests Tuesday
Nine guests joined twelve members at the Priscilla club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. KR G Cherry's home. Attendees shared embarrassing moments before sixteen, enjoyed needlework, and viewed crocheted rugs afghans quilts and other handiworks while two course refreshments were served.
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Priscilla Club
KR. G. Cherry
W. L. Alcorn
C. W. McLaughlin
Elmer Cherry
Clara Huber
Masson
George Masson
Dora Patterson
George Foster
George Brinton
Tribute to Mother Marked Rural Women's Club Roll Call
Tributes to mothers were given in response to roll call at a Rural Women's club meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Homer Jarrard. Twelve members answered roll. Mrs L C Woodburn vice president conducted the business meeting. Mrs Anna Landau read a paper on birds and the group sung Silver Threads Among the Gold. The contest followed.
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Mother
Rural Womens Club
Homer Jarrard
L. C. Woodburn
Anna Landau
Local Charity Event Honors Prizes and Refreshments
Prizes were won by Mrs. L. C. Woodburn, Mrs. Burt Dill, and Mrs. Oral Norman. Mrs. Jarrard received help serving a two course refreshment by Mrs. Mae Smith.
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L. C. Woodburn
Burt Dill
Oral Norman
Jarrard
Mae Smith
Civil War nickname Little Mac attached to Gen George B McClellan
The name Little Mac was given by Union soldiers during the Civil War to General George B. McClellan.
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Little Mac
George B. McClellan
Opportune stage for local student with Bonelli
Donald Davis of Washington Iowa will join the Bonelli concert in Cedar Rapids to appear on the same stage as Richard Bonelli famed Metropolitan Opera baritone. The three student cast will have a small part but play a crucial role in the performance. Davis will also serve in the orchestra.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Donald Davis
Washington, Iowa
Richard Bonelli
Fa Mouse
Metropolitan Opera
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F. W. Johnston
Janet Horton
Beulah Bridges
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W. R C
Riverside
Mary
Robert \sson Woman's Relief Corps
Masonite
Willam O'Leuehiin
Cerns
R. H. Heitzman
Mise Estelle Critz
Bette Davis
Humphrey Bogart
State Theatre
Philathea Crele
Ralph Martini
South Third Avenue
Bridge Club
Dale Dewison
South Second Aven
C. E. Fitzsimmons
Carl Craig
Queen Esthers
Win. E. Sloat
JT. G. Lee
Miss Nellie Tripp
Missionary
Hazel
AlIl
California
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Crackers
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P&g
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Russell
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New Fancy
Texas
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Fort Dearborn
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Jer -Ib
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