CWF women in meetings plan Christmas study and services
The Christian Women’s Fellowship formed four groups meeting Thursday and Friday for study worship and fellowship. They announced a Bible School Christmas program on December 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall and a Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. A general CWF meeting is set for December 18 at 2 p.m. at the church.
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Bible School
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
CWF
OES Family Christmas Potluck at Masonic Temple
The Order of Eastern Star held its annual family Christmas potluck at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening. Mrs Richard Paul welcomed guests, then Ellen and Judy Dodder, Dale Zager, Vickie, Janet and Craig Dare performed music and poetry. Santa Claus distributed candy after the gift exchange, with Mrs Hal Dunham and Mrs Delbert Zager in charge of the potluck.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Richard Paul
S. FE. Blattner
Ellen
Judy Dodder
Dale Zager
Vickie
Janet
Craig Dare
George Dare
Dare
Foster Bagge
Santa Claus
Hal Dunham
Delbert Zager
Admitted and Birth Notices Across Seattle Area
On the record Admitted Saturday Joe Maxwell Washington medical Yesterday Claud Dickerson Washington medical Frank Czok Brighton medical Today Lisa Widmer Washington medical Births Yesterday Mr and Mrs Russell Conrad Wayland a daughter Mr and Mrs Don Gardner Washington a daughter Dismissed Yesterday Baby girl Bates Washington Baby boy Manning Mr Pleasant Mrs John Young Jr and daughter Washington Mrs Don Lukavsky and son Harper Mrs Terry Gent and daughter Wellman Today Mrs Allen Kurtz and son Brighton Mrs Delber Soper and son Washington
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Joe Maxwell
Washington
Claud Dickerson
Frank Czok
Brighton
Lisa Widmer
Russell Conrad
Wayland
Don Gardner
Bates
Manning
Mr. Pleasant
John Young Jr
Don Lukavsky
Harper
Terry Gent
Wellman
Allen Kurtz
Delber Soper
Marion Ave UPW circles study unchanging gospel changing world
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women circles met Friday to conclude a study titled An Unchanging Gospel in a Changing World and planned to remember shut-ins during Christmas. Circle I had 11 members plus guests with dessert, lesson by Alice Brown, worship by William Stewart, and a personal history task. Circle II hosted 12 members with lesson by Don Rinner and devotions by Ethel McCreedy. business meeting followed. Circle IV hosted by Dell Walker, with Maud McCreedy leading devotions and George Masson the lesson. Circle V hosted by William Perdock for dessert, with Frances Patton delivering the lesson and Ruth Nolin leading worship, plus 15 members and guest Elmer Hayes. Circle VI drew 11 members with guests Crawford, Anderson, Ramsdale. Harold Gamon led worship and Dale Caldwell the lesson. hostesses Truman Tuttle and Larry Robison. Circle VII hosted by Harley Cole at 6:30 PM potluck. Merle Allison led worship with Wayne Brock teaching. nine members and two guests Opal Putnam and Garth Rustan attended.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women’s
Circle I
M. L. McCreedy
Alice Brown
William Stewart
Stewart
Circle V
William Perdock
Frances Patton
Ruth Nolin
Elmer Hayes
Circle VI
Crawford
Anderson
Ramsdale
Harold Gamon
Dale Caldwell
Truman Tuttle
Larry Robison
Harley Cole
Merle Allison
Wayne Brock
Opal Putnam
Garth Rustan
Rustan
Wesleyan Guild meets Friday at Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild gathered in Fellowship Hall with 14 members present. Hostesses Mrs. Clarence French and Miss Louise Wasson organized a program titled The Story of Christmas led by Mrs. Leo Stone with help from Mrs. T. J. Pease and Mrs. Don Maxwell. Wayne Gamon presented Trinidad photos and artifacts after the meeting, with dessert served.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Clarence French
Louise Wasson
Leo Stone
T. J. Pease
Don Maxwell
Wayne Gamon
Trinidad
New Year Sparkler Cocktail Recipe
Mix equal parts cranberry juice cocktail and lemon or lime carbonated beverage. Pour over ice in tall glasses for a festive New Year sparkler.
Catholic Daughters Christmas party noted
The Catholic Daughters of America local unit held its annual Christmas potluck and party with chaplain Rev. T. J. Lew as guest. Members contributed $1 for foreign missions instead of a gift exchange. A five member choir performed carols and plans were made to deliver Christmas treats to shut ins.
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Catholic Daughters of America
T. J. Lew
Robert Curley
Bill Marie Jr
Eileen Hammen
Muriel Te Bockhorst
Marie Marie
Leo Marie
Islea Schulty
Marcella Wittetoe
Schulty
Keith Horn
Ray Minick
Bertha Orth
Meryl Steele
Katherine Keifer
Peterson Hosts WSCS Circle Ill Christmas Meeting
Mrs. A C Peterson entertained 15 WSCS members on Friday with cohosts Mrs. Frank Dittmer and Mrs. Fred Downing. Edna Smith opened and presided, reading an editorial by Richard Attridge and World Outlook excerpts. Edgar Stout led devotions and Robert Koehler presented a Christmas story program. next gathering will be with Mrs. Irvin Coffey on Jan 8.
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A. C. Peterson
WSCS
Frank Dittmer
Fred Downing
Edna Smith
Richhard Atridge
Lafe Stout
Edgar Stout
Robert Koehler
Charles Crull
Irvin Coffey
Lutheran Couples Christmas Party At Captain's Table
Nine couples from the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd held a Saturday Christmas party at the Captain's Table. Officers were elected for the year, with Ted Kruse and Art Dinkheller named vice president and secretary. President is Roy Hodges and treasurer Carl Little. Ameri can Home members later met for luncheon at the Captain's Table with devotions led by Walter Kyle and readings including Luke II and a poem.
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Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Wellman
Ted Kruse
Art Dinkheller
Roy Hodges
Carl Little
Harry Turner
Walter Kyle
Raymond Hasty
Clara Faulkner
Oly David Grayson
L.F. Harding
Christmas mitten trees light up city groups
Blue Birds Camp Fire Girls begin mitten tree campaign with caroling at City Hall and library mitten display for local distribution. St James Busy Blue Birds and Joyful Blue Birds report weekly crafts, makes gifts for schools and rest homes, plan caroling for shut ins, hospital tray favors, and a library mitten drive through December with a return Jan 7 meeting. Camp Fire Board meets Thursday, sets annual meeting Jan 14 at 7 30 p m with elections and year in review.
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Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Camp Fire Board
St. James
Warren Escher
Marion Cady
Special Education
Adams Rest Home
Margaret Dougall
Verne Knecht
Christine Wells
Garden I Meeting This Tuesday at UP Home
The Garden II department of the Fortnightly Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. December 15 at the UP Home with Mrs. John Baird and Mrs. Ernest Brown as hostesses. A gift exchange will occur. Members are asked to note the date change.
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Garden II
Department of Fortnightly Club
John Baird
Ernest Brown
Square Dance Lessons Set for December Evenings
Square Dance lessons will be held this Thursday December 17 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall and next Wednesday December 23 at 8 p.m. Couples should bring snacks for the snack table. There is no lesson the last week in December.
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the Legion Hall
Washington Evening Journal personnel and affiliations
Washington Evening Journal staff list includes Editor and Business Manager David Eider, William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director, Charles Morris News Star, Bob Shaffer Local Advertising Manager, Benesowden Contributing Editor, Howard Hazen Production Superintendent. Published afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4. Entered as second class matter under Act of March 3, 1879 at Washington post office. United Press leased wire members: Inland Daily Press Assn, Iowa Daily Press Assn, Iowa Press Assn, Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Benesowden
Howard Hazen
Macter
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Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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