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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
3
Readers share tense family tensions and language questions in Abby’s column. A couple plans a delayed visit for a grandchild and a frightened mother worries about alienation suits. A French–English bilingual household seeks guidance on language development and social expectations.
The W H S calendar lists events from February 4 through February 27. Activities include the State Department of Public Instruction visit February 4, wrestling at Morning Sun February 6 and February 12, basketball at Center ville February 7 and Mt. Pleasant February 21, senior banquet February 8, Tri M ceremonies February 10, district wrestling February 15, district basketball tournaments February 24 and 27 band concert.
NBC presents Suspense Theatre with My Enemy This Town about a released convict who plots to ruin his accuser’s reputation. Scott Marlowe and Diane McBain star in color. Also NBC hosts Rob Kennedy and Margaret Chase Smith interview at 6 a.m. CST.
Mr and Mrs Joe Knotek returned home after a week with daughter and family Ward Kampers in River Forest. Ill Mrs Kamper and Claudia are recovering from mumps and chicken pox. Mr and Mrs Edward R Rees and daughter Carol moved from their Crawfordsville farm to a house on East Jefferson recently bought from Lester Krabill. Karla Kneen visited Winfield with Johnette Masson for the Valentine dance. Lee Miller son of the Ray Millers of West Chester fractured his collar bone and is recuperating at home.
Thirteen members of the Vigilant Sunday School Class of the First Presbyterian Church gathered for a Monday evening potluck at the church. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Hayter and Earle Libe. Libe shared pictures from a trip to Mexico during the program. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark led devotions.
A Lay Mission Crusade will be held in the Davenport Diocese during Lent to fund and educate Catholics about Latin America through the Papal Volunteers for Latin America. Bishop Ralph L. Hayes announced a goal of at least 30000 dollars yearly to sustain PAVLA work, with a 25 minute slide program showing Davenport PAULA members in action.
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