Senior Center News Celebrates December Birthday Group
Grace Kerr notes 62 seniors celebrated December birthdays at the center. Eight dined with spouses, one born on Christmas and another age 93. A caroling group visited United Presbyterian Home Halcyon House and Washington Care Center. A silver Christmas tree was built with craft apples, next week no craft class, 765 Christmas letters were sealed, and a potluck with 22 youth musicians is planned. Ornaments are to be donated to the YWCA Rotary party.
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Grace Kerr
United Presbyterian Home
Halcyon House
Washington Care Center
UMW Evening Circle Christmas Potluck Hosted by Members
The United Methodist Women Evening Circle held a Christmas potluck on a Wednesday evening with Mrs. Charles Morris as host. Twenty-one members attended along with guests Mrs. Helen Ryner and Mrs. John McCorkell.
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United Methodist Women Evening Circle
Charles Morris
Richard Ballard
Don Bealer
Helen Ryner
UMW
John McCorkell
Don Pear
Robert Koehler
Don Statler
Halcyon House
Marsh Atkinson
Galilee
Fred Pfeiffer
Snowball Social Club Holds Christmas Coffee Meeting
The Snowball Social Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Cloyce Tinnes for a morning coffee. Seven members and two children attended, including Heath Albright and Tonya Allison visiting from Colorado. Tonya performed a solo and offered grace before business led by Mrs. Wayne Knupp. Plans for Jan. 15 were made with Mrs. Earl Booth. A towel gift exchange closed the meeting.
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Cloyce Tinnes
Heath Albright
Tonya Allison
Colorado
Tonya
Grace
Wayne Knupp
Earl Booth
Toastmasters Club Speakers Present at Frontier Cafe Meeting
Jane Norman Dr George Kerr and Ferdinand Marie spoke at the Toastmasters Club gathering Wednesday evening at the Frontier Cafe. Ten members attended and were reminded to bring spouses to Spouse Night on December 18 at 7 p.m.
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Toastmasters Club
Jane Norman
George Kerr
Ferdinand Marie
Frontier Cafe
Mrs. Norman
Howard Lunning
Dr. Kerr
Social Calendar Weekend and Weekday Club Events
Rainbow Girls hold officers practice at Masonic Temple Saturday morning and Old fashioned Christmas open house at Conger House. Sunday Rainbow Girls Initiation at 2 pm and reopens at Conger House. Monday Kaaba Nile Sewing Group dinner at Captain's Table with gift swap. Golden Age Club lunch at YWCA and Lack lunch at noon. Theta Lambda Xi Epsilon Kappa cancel Monday meeting. Tuesday chapters meet for Christmas party at Kay Moredock. Tops Club at YWCA room. Y-Women crafts at YW room. World War I Barracks Auxiliary potluck at Fairgrounds. Applied Arts II Christmas program at Mrs. George Masson Sr. VEW Auxiliary 8 pm at VFW Hall. BPW Club 6 pm meet at 301 S Iowa to coordinate Mareks travel.
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Masonic Temple
Conger House
Kaaba Nile Sewing Group
Golden Age Club
YWCA
Theta Lambda
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Kay Moredock
Fairgrounds
George Masson Sr
VFW
BPW Club
S. Iowa Parking Lot
Mareks
Washington groups hold Christmas events across clubs and auxiliaries
Homemakers Club collected cookies for the Red Cross to send to the VA Hospital in Town City while planning a January supper out. World War I Auxiliary hosted a Christmas coffee with 14 members, decorating doors for Washington Care Center. Arc and Saddle Club held annual Christmas gatherings with gifts, meals, and music. Rebekah Past Noble Grand Circle elected officers for 1975 and enjoyed a social hour with prizes and Christmas gifts exchanges.
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Homemakers Club
Jack Trotman
Red Cross
Town City
Rebekah
Noble Grand Circle
M.D. Lee
Clyde Tucker
Tucker
Bernice Lee
Keith Williams
Winnie Beiter
Leona Kos
Just Us Club Christmas Party and Mooseheart Chapter News
Just Us Club held a Christmas party at Winga's Restaurant with nine members at a single decorated table. Mrs. Ethel Swift was absent as president. Mrs. Ralph Robertson led grace and the meeting, with members reading poems and exchanging gifts. Women of the Moose led by senior regent Mrs. Ronald Stalder announced Christmas activities, a pillowcase donation to Mooseheart, and a planned December 23 county home party. The chapter nominated Mrs. Ray Stalder for a Mooseheart honorary scholarship for June graduation. Refreshments were served. next ISU room meeting set for December 26.
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ARC
Washington County Association For Retarded Citizens
Developmental Center
Don Tappan
Clarence Zieglowsky
Bob Applegate
Just US Club
Winga’s
Ethel Swift
Ralph Robertson
Women OF
MOOSE
Ronald Stalder
Women of the Moose
ISU
Mary Ann Smith
Social Service
Mooseheart
Howard Curl
Ray Stalder
Ed Letts
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