Frinks Host Supper and Canasta Party at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frink entertained friends at a Sunday supper and canasta party. The centerpiece featured pine colored lights and guests exchanged gifts during the gathering.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frink entertained friends at a Sunday supper and canasta party. The centerpiece featured pine colored lights and guests exchanged gifts during the gathering.
Mrs Robert Swift entertained 12 friends Monday evening with a single long table under a green cloth. A sleigh pine and cones decorated the centerpiece and gifts surrounded a lighted tree for a gift exchange as the group sang Christmas carols.
A Christmas program hosted by the New Haven Church Young Married Class featured Santa Claus arriving to hand out candy and gifts from a lighted tree. Pianist Mrs. Verne Dill accompanied the event, with many children listing their names as participants.
The White Shrine bridge group met Monday afternoon after dessert hosted by Mrs Grace Sigafoose and Mrs Wayne Robison at Winga's cafe. They returned to the Masonic Temple for bridge at four tables with Mrs Guy Cole high scorer and Mrs H M Dodder second. A gift exchange occurred and the next party is scheduled for January 15.
Five girls met with Diana Schulty Monday evening for Christmas caroling. They were joined by Mrs. Lester Luckenbill Mrs. Harold Ahrens and Mrs. Lyle Schulty the sponsor. Afterward they returned to the Schulty home for cocoa popcorn balls candy and cookies.
Twenty six members of Garden met with Mrs. Foster Bagge Monday evening. A guest was Mrs. M. M. Sehell. Mrs. Don Maxwell read a Christmas customs poem. Mrs. Walter Smith read the Christmas story from the Bible and led singing. Two piano duets were performed by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Schell. The Selfish Giant was read by Mrs. Ralph Bauer with music. The group sang Silent Night. Refreshments were served by four members.
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The Yo ma co class of the Baptist church went Christmas caroling Monday evening. The group called at the hospital the county home and on shut ins. Later they visited Garnet Spoerry for a chili supper.
The Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church held a family night dinner in the church recreation room. Forty eight attendees included Floyd Murdock as president who led the business meeting. Rev Earl Longfellow gave the opening prayer. Social volunteers were Mrs Rudie Schmidt and Mrs Keith Williams. Program leaders were Mrs Clyde Kelley and Mrs Carl Kelley. The evening featured music games a Christmas exchange and a surprise visit from the Ya ma co Class with carol singing before departure.
Merry Ten club members were entertained at the Grove Letts home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Lambert and Donald, and Mr and Mrs Donald Zwicki. Pinochle was played at five tables with high scores to Mrs Raymond Hammen and Irwin Wulf. low scores to Mrs Lloyd Augustine and Mac Wallace. Travel prize went to Mr Wulf. Refreshments ended the evening. next meeting to be with the Charles Swift family.
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