WSCS Circle 9 Meets With Mrs. G Mills
Ten members of WSCS gathered at Mrs Gilbert Mills home Wednesday evening with assistant hostesses Mrs Rolland Taylor and Mrs Paul Mos. Leader Mrs J Brah Larson reported on the bazaar and bank offering. Devotions by Mrs Walter Smith featured a sermonette Keeping Christmas in Your Heart by the late Veter Marshall. Christmas sketches were shared followed by coffee and star shaped cakes.
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Crrere Os
WSCS
Gilbert Mills
Rolland Taylor
Paul Mos
J. Bh. Larson
Walter Smith
Veter Marshall
Local Social Calendar and Club Meetings Across Town
Readable listings show Camp Fire board and social events at Spoo City hall and social hall. Meetings include Masons and Moose women at Moose hall and Masonic Temple with election of officers. YWCA dinner features guest speaker at 6 45 PM. Various circles and groups schedule Christmas programs and charity drives at churches and centers with donation requests and transport arrangements.
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Spoo
K. Co
OFS
Poom
Masonic Temple
Women of Moose
Moose Hall
Christian Wollen Fellowship
Tra Rathmell
Earl Loveless
Rebekah Club
YWCA
Pythian Sisters of WC Elected New Officers
The Pythian Sisters of West Chester elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting. Ellen Nelson Woodford was chosen chief, Cloves Statler mist excellent chief, Earl Hobbs excellent senior, Eldon Bouer excellent junior, Wilbur Weet manager, Harold Klopfenstein secretary, Don Darbyshire treasurer, Carl Peterson protector, Frank Kleese guard. Installing officers to be Mrs John Hough press correspondent, Miss Leonard Brinning pianist, Robert Erekels and Ralph Orr trustees. Joint installation set for January 14 with Knights as guests. Also announced: Christmas party and potluck supper Saturday December to close the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Niden Bauer, Mrs David Bauer and Mrs Homer Brinning.
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Pythian Sisters
West Chester
Ives Nelson Woodford
Cloves Statler
Earl Hobbs
Eldon Bouer
Wilbur Weet
Harold Klopfenstein
Don Darbyshire
Carl Peterson
Mire
Frank Kleese
John Hough
Homer Brinning
Leonard Brinning
Robert Erekels
Ralph Orr
Dee
Mars Niden Bauer
David Bauer
J C Penney Sets Special Yearend Payment For Many Workers
J C Penney Company announces a special yearend payment equal to two weeks pay for all full time associates who worked through 1952 with pro rata shares for part time and new workers. Over 50 000 employees in 1624 locations nationwide to receive the December 5 payout.
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New York
J. C. Penney Company
United States
Penney Associates
Exewpt
AL W W. Hughes
Circle 11 W.S.C.S. Christmas Meeting At Methodist Church
Circle TP of the WSES8 met in the ladies parlor for a Christmas program led by Martha Fry Fay Willey Deges Brown and Mary Lynn Messer with Mrs Oakley Payne on piano. Mrs Dale Booth read from Africans on Safari as the group discussed next meetings and a toy drive for Germany while plans for sending items to needy families and a staff gift exchange were announced Twenty five members attended and Mrs Paul Shearer joined.
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Mark G. Campbell
Rebekah
LOO Hall
WSCS
E. E. Stuteman
Elizabeth Klein
W. EF. Wasson
Sam Turkington
Harold Mangold
L. C. Willits
Ivan Hahn
Ehurch
Nina Bowers
B. H. van Meter
Bar Lorarfellow
Rose Gilbert
Pam
W. L. Gates
Riverside Center
Jennie Adams
I. TL. Messer
WSES8
Methodist Church
Martha Fry
Fay
Kay Willey
Deges Brown
Mary Lynn Messer
Stewart Grade School
Oakley Payne
Dale Booth
Don Bealer
Richard Ballard
PTA
Japan
Daryl Dodder
Germany
Victor Thompson
Paul Shearer
Don Shephard
Truman Hysell
Walter Johnson
Lyle Godfrey
WSCS Board Lessons at Church Meet and Luncheon
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service executive board held an 1 o clock dessert luncheon atop the church. The regular business meeting followed with routine items discussed. Hostesses included Mrs. Edward Squire chairing Mrs. Fred Bell and Mrs. J Fo Lor Son.
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Woman's Society of Chirtetian Service
Edward Squire
Fred Bell
J. Fo Lor
Heat retaining serving dishes speed meals
Using dishes that stay hot when brought to the table reduces time transferring food to a separate platter and cuts down on the number of dishes needed. This approach keeps meals warmer longer and improves service efficiency.
Kidney Slow Down May Bring Restless Nights
When kidney function slows, people suffer backache headaches dizziness and low energy. Stress over‑exertion or cold exposure and minor bladder irritation can disrupt sleep. Try Doan’s Pills, a mild diuretic, promoted as relief for these discomforts.
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Dean
Doan
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Rothschild’s
Paris
Gemey
Max Factor World of Beauty
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Aula SD
Meadow
Drize
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Remington
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