Club activities and Christmas programs noted at UPW and local groups
The report covers Bible Department leadership at United Presbyterian Home with Ella Gordon and Mrs. Mary Hastie, a music program by Mrs. Richard Paul and Mrs. Kay Stewart, and a nonmeeting period for January February. It also details Circle IV at First Presbyterian UPW with Mrs. Elizabeth Clark’s decade of perfect attendance, a Christmas program, and guest Mrs. Richard Colby, plus Legion Auxiliary plans, county Farm Bureau activities, Y Wives social and cookie swap, Guild Girls Christmas party, TTT Society Christmas dessert, and an engagement notice for Judy Kay Reger and Thomas Richard Stacy with wedding planned December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gordon
Mary Hastie
Bible Department
United Presbyterian Home
Humphrey Owen
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Richard Paul
Kay Stewart
Christ
Christ’’ Bible Department
Miss Gordon
Elizabeth Clark
Circle IV
First Presbyterian Upw
Clark
Mildred Davis
Margaret Applegate
Maurice Meyer
Glenn Wilson
Richard Colby
UPW
Mary O’conner
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Veteran Hospital
Iowa City
Sperry Easter
Irene Thompson
Ainsworth
Thora Pease
Leo Stone
Kenneth C. Reger
Mendota
Ill
Judy Kay
Thomas Richard Stacy
Guy Stacy
Brighton
Miss Reger
Mendota High School
Hart Carter
State Theater
Washington High School
The
Seabees
Williamsburg
Richland area set for Christmas programs
Richland churches and schools announce holiday events through December 20. Christmas playlets and caroling are planned at Christian, Methodist, Friends, Rubio, and Woolson churches. Richland Elementary presents Stars Over Christmas on December 18 led by Charles McClure and Estella Papich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Christian Church
Anton Kastberg
Methodist Church
Pekin
Sheryl Woolums
Friends Church
Rubio Friends Church
Jesus
Victor Purcell
Hopewell Friends Church
Richard Bond
Woolson Friends Church
Charles McClure
Estella Papich
Birthday Dinner Honors Two Boys on Third Birthday
A Sunday December 10 dinner at the Kurtz home celebrated the third birthdays of Jimmy Kurtz and Michael Lukovsky. Attendees included Jim's parents Mr and Mrs Alan Kurtz, sister Kimmy, and relatives from Iowa City Harper and Washing ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Kurtz
Michael Lukovsky
Alan Kurtz
Jim
Kimmy
Daniel Barnhart
Iowa City
Donald Lukavsky
Shelly
Harper
Edwin Lukavsky
Joyce
Dennis
Washington
Local residents update and travel notices from area
Richard Bordwell is dismissed from Mercy Hospital Iowa City to his home and recovering from back surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boettcher travel to Arthur North Dakota for brother William Boettcher’s death. funeral Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips return from Louisville convention with NFC delegates. highlights include talks by Hubert Humphrey and Orville Freeman. They also visit relatives in Illinois on the way. The Phillips later visit nieces and nephews in Decatur, Canton, and Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Marion George head to Bradenton Florida for the winter, address Golf Lakes 51067 D St. E Bradenton FL 33505. Mrs. Clarence Blume of Washington, Mrs. Donald McCrabb of Keota, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of Wellman join Elvin Graf and Riverside to Brethren Michigan for a sister’s open house and golden wedding anniversary. They visit with Raymond Graf and Ronnie. Grant Davis of Cedar Falls visits his parents Monday night and returns home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Phillips
Louisville
NFC
Hubert Humphrey
Orville Freeman
Phillips
Keithsport
Centralia
Pinckneyville
Illinois
Decatur
Canton
Galesburg
Clarence Blume
Washington
Donald Mce- Crabb
Keota
Thomas Johnson
Wellman
Elvin Graf
Riverside
Brethren
Mich
Johnson
Otto Fredricks
Raymond Graf
Ronnie
Social calendar notices advance in first publication week
All notices for the social calendar must be in by 10 a.m. on the day of first publication. Listings include Wednesday events such as West Chester Pythian Sisters at 8 p.m. Crawfordsville OES at Masonic Temple and Catholic Daughters and others. Thursday features Rebekah Club and OES at 6 p.m. Family pot luck, Santa for children, Pleasant Hill CWF, Women of Moose enrollment, and more across local halls and organizations with notes on exchanges, elections, and travel programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
O ES
Masonic Temple
St James
Mary Wesleyan Service Guild
Charles Morris
Methodist Evening Circle
Dale Engle
Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Rebekah Club
IOOF
Temple
Pleasant Hill
KC Hall
J. W. Baker
W RC
Ivan Niffenegger
LBC Club
Martin Whittaker
Post
Christmas period events list at multiple venues
Community groups hold gatherings: Garden I dessert luncheon Captain's Table, WCTU Helen Wylie, Antioch Club lunch Captain's Table, Double Deck Club gift exchange, Walnut and Rural Women's Clubs, Family Living dinner with County Home gift, Bethlehem Commandery turkey dinner, WSCS Christmas Tea, Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall, UPW Circle II church luncheon, Republican Women Coffee, CWF General Meeting, Shirts and Skirts potluck at Legion Hall with 50 cent grab bag and Paul Carruthers dancing and calling chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
WCTU
Helen Wylie
Antioch
Merle Thrapp
Vella Hotle
Walnut Women’s Club
Robert Johnson
Rural Women’s Club
Grant Humston Sr
Richard Stewart
Bethlehem Commandery
WSCS
Halcyon House
Rebekah Lodge
1St Presbyterian Upw
Claude Kilgore
Richard Stephens
CWF
Christian Church
Legion Hall
Paul Carruthers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau Women
Orville Griggs
Farm Bureau
Clark Bauer
Louis Larsen
John Witthoft
Haydn Thomas
Associated Country Women of the World Tri
David Norman
Harvey Timmins
Y Wives
Arnold Smothers
Jim Raible
Tim Horak
Russell Hill
Boyd Siefkas
Price Roberts
Richard Horak
Jim Wood
Guild
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Leonard Pohren
Wayne Wagner
Susan Johnson
TTT Society
James Harris
Linda McNeil
Curtis Wells
Delbert Soper
Richard Bordwell
Mercy Hospital
Paul Boettcher
Arthur, N.D
Marion George
Bradenton
Fla
Golf Lakes
St. E. Bradenton
Grant Davis
Cedar Falls
Tom Davis
Squire Shoppe
Cussen Aan
Gaymode
Shop Penney
Longjohns
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Dial
Let Penney’s
Santa
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