Wynona Johnson Weds Robert Dunbar in California Church
Wynona Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Johnson of Georgetown Illinois and Robert J Dunbar of Oakland California were married in a Galt California Christian church ceremony officiated by Rev Ralph W Isaacson. The gala event featured pink and white floral decor, a two tier wedding cake, and a reception for 75 guests. The bride, a Georgetown graduate, formerly worked as a private secretary at Eaton Manufacturing. The groom, a Washington area native, served in the army air corps and earned multiple decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Johnson
Georgetown
Lli
Wyona Johnson
Robert J. Dunbar
All
Calif
Nina E. Dunbar
Washington
Galt
Ralph W. Isaacson
Franka Miller
Lucille Steele
Harriet Sutton
Loa Calif
Martron-O
Acnor
Harold Dobday
Joanna Sutton
Harold Hobday
James Himper
Georgetown, Inl
Eaton Manufacturing Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Glenn's Cafe
Sas 6
Brighton High School
Washington Junior College
C.P
Army Air Corps
Englend
Italy
Mr. Dunbar
Tire
Portland wedding of Mildred Robinson and Eugene J Willard
Mildred Robinson of Portland and Eugene J Willard of Portland wed in a 3 PM ceremony at the Little Chapel of Chimes Portland a Methodist minister officiated. The bride wore ice blue crepe with pearls and carried a bouquet of gueldias and white rosebuds. The couple planned a honeymoon at Ocean Lake Oregon before settling at 4765 Northeast 24th Street Portland. Willard owns a radio and electric appliance store. the bride has worked as an x ray technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Robinson
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Mildred
Dayton) Robinson
Portland
Oregon
Eugene J. Willard
Little Chapel of
Chimes
Rose Room
Genson Hotel
Mrs. Willard
Dorchester House
Ocean Lake
Northeast 24Th Street
Social Calendar Week of Events and Meetings
Social calendar notes postponed events and upcoming gatherings. Junior High PTA meeting delayed with date to be announced. Rainbow Girls host a benefit card party at the Masonic temple. New Haven family night at church. Emma C Anderson Mission Study at 2:30 PM. Rebekah lodge 7 30 PM. Democrats host a cooperative luncheon at KC hall. Bible and Literature departments at public library. English River Homemakers meet at 1 30 PM with child care lesson. Many events invite public participation and list organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Cooperative Bupper Gsu O.M. Canoe
Thomas Carson
Y. W
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Emma C. Anderson
R. H. Dampsher
Temple St. Paul's Women's Guild
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Plans December Events
Grace Hill Ladies Aid society met for an all day session led by president Mrs Nelson Woodford. After lunch they held a business meeting, discussed arrival of the Chore Girls, and announced upcoming cooperative dinners and gift exchanges with specified organizers. A community pot luck supper was set for December 14 with a ten cent gift exchange and entertainment committee named. A January 2 meeting at the Community building will include dinner and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Nelson Woodford
Iit
Leonard Brinning
Harold Klopfenstein
Kra Miksch
Charles Johnson
Carl Corpman
H. A. Faget
Birthday Candles Light Dannie Loren Smith Cake
A birthday celebration marks three candies on a cake for Dannie Loren Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith. Wishes of happiness are extended to Mrs Rodney Arnold, Mrs Lucille Murphy Frame, Ruth Simith, Janice Lee Campbell, Johnnie Hyde, Donald Voorhees, Clarence Chance and Marie Sojka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannie Loren Smith
Mrs. Lawrence Smith
Rodney Arnold
Lucille Murphy Frame
Ainsworth
Ruth Simith
Janice Lee Campbell
Johnnie Hyde
Donald Voorhees
Clarence Chance
Marie Sojka
Pinkerton Molding Plant Residence Arrangement
The couple will reside temporarily with Mrs. Sutton at 141 South Lee Avenue following the Pinkerton Molding plant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton Molding
Sutton
South Lee Avenue
Plan Bible Study At Aid Meetings
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid society met in church parlors with eight members, three children, and guest Mrs. George S. Koehler. President Carl Snehneider led Devotional Leader Mrs. Glenn Pratt read Revelations 22 as they finished the New Testament. next year’s study will cover Bible topics starting with the Miracle of Christ in January. Captains named for 1946 are Mrs. Charles Cannon and Mrs. Howard Benn. meetings move to the first Thursday monthly. A skit by Mrs. Koehler and Mrs. Cannon closed the program with a Christmas themed social and refreshments by the hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Charles Cannon
Howard Benn
Koehler
Cannon
Glenn Pratt
Howard Caldwell
Humstons Host Meeting for Prairie Flower Youth
Young people of the Prairie Flower Baptist church numbered 28 met at Lois and Darlene Humston's home Friday evening. Merle Booth George Sweeting and Bob Post of Chicago attended with Sweeting and others working with the Pocket Testament League in charge. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs Raymond Humston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Lois and
Darlene Humston
Merle Booth
George Sweeting
Bob Post
Chicago
Sweeting
Pocket Testament League
Raymond Humston
Virginia Maxine Sehoonover Weds Glenn Murphy in Arkansas
Miss Virginia Maxine Sehoonover and Glenn R. Murphy unite in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage in Wayetteville Arkansas. Rev Paul Vogalloway officiated. The couple plans a wedding trip to Texas and Mexico. Murphy’s army service included duty in Europe and discharge as lieutenant in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Texas
Mexico
Army
13Th Cavalry
Camp Bowie
Washington High School
American Pearl Button Company
Mrs Holt Hosts A I Meeting For U And B Club
Mrs B G Halt hosted seven members of the U and B club as Mrs May Dawson presided. Officers elected for the coming year include Dawson president Hexworth vice president Ira Mitchell secretary Ernest Garrett treasurer Holt and Amanda Schully flowers committee W Bearer reporter. Plans set for a Christmas family supper Saturday Dec 29 at the Hexworth home with Ira Mitchell assisting. Afternoon featured Christmas gift exchange with refreshments served by Miss Schully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Halt
U and B
May Dawson
Dawson
J. Ki.Hexworth
Ira Mitchell
Ernest Garrett
Holt
Amanda Schully
W. \. Bearer
I. B. Hexworth
Ira Mitccil
Miss Schuliy
Two Public Affairs Meetings At Wortnightly Club
The Wortnightly club held December meetings for its two Public Affairs sections. Section two hosted guests at the YWCA with talks on books for Russia and missions with the 8th AAF. Section one met at Mrs. Leslie Gates home for a luncheon. wool drives and charity gifts were noted along with talks on Youth Guidance and Youth Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
Wortnightly
Y.W.C.A
William Beggs
W. B. Dupuis
Russia
T. A. Fienner
Marion Ferguson
A.A.F
BE. C. Eicher
Washington
DB. C
Lauder Kennedy
Paul Snakenberg
Leslie Gates
Phil Weldin
E. L. Rouse
Darrell Ross
C. H. Guther
Fred [. Stewart
Frank Crone
T. A. Michels
Robert Gates
Oregon
David McLaughin
Maud McCreedy
H. H. McCleerry
Brown Family Christmas Dinner Gathering at Clarence Brown Home
A pre Christmas turkey dinner was held Sunday at the Clarence Brown home with most children and grandchildren present. An afternoon gift exchange occurred around the decorated tree with Mrs. Hendricks Doyle Brown Glen Mullikin Seth Carris and Martha Baker among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Kenneth Brown
Ste
Pacific Theater
Mrs. Hendricks
Doyle Brown
Glen Mullikin
Seth Carris
Martha Baker
Cotton life cycle in warm climates and the United States
Under warm climate conditions cotton behaves as a perennial plant. In the United States, climate forces cotton to be grown as an annual crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Separate Chickens from Other Poultry Seen as Disease Shield
Poultrymen of the extension service advise keeping chickens separated from ducks geese turkeys and guineas to help control diseases and parasites spreading among flocks.
Peppers Ripen to Red Boost Vitamins for Gardeners
Gardeners seeking maximum vitamin value should pick sweet peppers when red rather than green. Tests show carotene and ascorbic acid rise as peppers mature to red, increasing vitamin A and vitamin C content.
Sergeant Owen Earns Bronze Star for Heroic Action
Mr and Mrs Robert Owen of Riverside announce their son Sergeant Leonard Owen has been awarded the bronze star for heroic action while serving with General Patton in Germany He is now in Czechoslovakia and has served over two years with nine months overseas He expects to return to Lincoln Nebraska this month or in January His wife remains at Lincoln where he makes his home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owen
Riverside
Sergeant Leonard Owen
Owen
Czechoslovakia
Lincoln
Nebru
Milking Persistency A Debate On Heifer Milk Performance
Opinion differs on whether milking persistency is inherited. Some breeders advocate milking a heifer in her first lactation as long as she should be milked when mature, even if the later period yields low milk.
Quaker Oats Breakfast Ad Promises Real Flavor
An old advertisement touts Quaker Oats as the top breakfast cereal chosen by Americans. It urges buyers to choose real Quaker Oats for a uniform, delicious bowl of oatmeal every morning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wynona Johnson
Robert Dunbar
Mildred Robinson
Cy Bush
East
New Haven
K.C. Wall
Albert Kelley
Mary Green
E. C. Richer
All Public Library
Ewning Gm
George Rudiger
Pan American Reals
English River Homemakers
Wim. Spenner
Woodford
Colossians
Humstons
Sehoonover
Glenn Murphy
Mrs. Holt
Brown Family
Freshie
Peter Pan
Journal Bidg
Sergeant Owen
General Patton
Germany
Benteco
Penick
Uw IC
Benner
Ed Pork
Wieners
Hamettes
Joel
del Maiz
Palmolive
New
California
Texas Hamlin
Jonathan
Grimes
ROY Brewer & Sons
South 6Th Ave
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