Fifty-First Anniversary Dinner of Society Chapter J PEO
Society Chapter J PEO celebrated its fifty first anniversary with a banquet for about 80 at the Methodist church banquet hall. Mrs. C H Gather led the event with a strong committee, and guests included charter members and newer members. A varied program featured local performances, Hayti talks, and hospitality by church groups. the event was described as a real success.
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Methodist Church
C. H. Gather
L. S. Patterson
Co. W
Zoe Carter
C. H. Guther
P. L. Etter
Belle Dough
O. B. Schmitt
Ladies Aid
Muouet
Charles Davis
Joan Michels
Betty
Teddy Schwartz
Betty Michel
Carla
Shannon
P. EB. O
Edward Burchett
Bloomfield
Iowa
Hayti
Junction residents share meals and milestones
Mrs H Lee Huston hosted a dinner for friends in Columbus Junction to honor her sister in law Mrs Keith Prizer from Fairfield. The Prizer and Huston families then attended a Business Men's club meeting after dinner at Jennings eatin house.
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Columbus Junction
H. Lee Huston
Keith Prizer
Fairfield
Prizer
Huston
Business Men's Club
Jennings Eatin House
Russell Gravatt
Llinois
Orvyilk Sparrow Home
Ralph Lowe
W. F. Edmondson
Alice Edmondson
Margaret James
Frank Daniel
William van Horn
Clup
Carol Marsden
Sewing Club
Harold Duncan
Patriotic Program Features Meeting of Rural Women
Mrs Frank Lewis hosted 11 Rural Women's club members yesterday afternoon. President Mrs Helen Jakson led the business meeting with a patriotic verse call. The program committee led the after discussion. Mrs Gertrude Maxwell presented a paper on Abraham Lincoln and Mr Will Bell spoke on George Washington.
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Frank Lewis
Rural Women's Club
Helen Jakson
Gertrude Maxwell
Abraham Lincoln
Will Bell
George Washington
Mrs Martha Faris Honored on 75th Birthday Dinner
Mrs Martha Faris was honored at a surprise birthday dinner at her home marking her seventy fifth birthday. A cooperative noon meal followed with a fruit cake at the center bearing her birth date. Attendees included Owen Hayes Clara Hayes Maud Jones Ralph Jones Richard Jones and Edith Faris.
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Martha Faris
Owen Hayes
Clara Hayes
Maud Jones
Ralph Jones
Richard
Edith Faris
Presbyterian Choir Practice Notice at 7 Tonight
Choir practice announced for Thursday evening at 7 thirty at the parsonage. Full attendance desired. Presbyterian choir rehearsal scheduled Saturday at seven in the evening at 305t2.
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Pareenage
Presbyterian
Social Calendar Friday through Wednesday events listed
Friday Rebekably regular meeting 7 30 p m Odd Fellows hall initiation Fifth anniversary banquet Trinity Lutheran church 6 39 p m Saturday Junior missionary circle United Presbyterian 2 30 Monday Department of Literature evening section 745 Mrs Edna Mercer 415 East Washington New England Apt 1 Junior Fortnightly section 1 730 Vera Stutsman 628 West Main vote change of place Tuesday Past Noble Grand circle 2 pm Mrs Roy Stewart 505 South Iowa note change Young Women's missionary society Baptist 730 pm at Mrs George Am long 211 South 4th avenue Booster club luncheon 130 pm Mrs Guy Stumpf route 38 American Home department Weston 1 230 pm Mrs W C Mayhew 1801 East Washington Wednesday Lincoln dinner Daughters of Union Veterans at noon G A R members bring one dish to pass and their own table service Meat potatoes and rolls furnished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Literature
Edna Mercer
East Washington Street
New England
Vera Stutsman
West Main Street
Noble Grand Circle
Roy Stewart
Iowa Avenue
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Clara Faulkner
Hazel McCarty
George Amlong
South 4Th Avenue
Guy Stumpf
American Home Department
Weston 1
W. C. Mayhew
Lincoln
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pws
H. E. O. Club Meets at Caldwell Home
Nine members of the H. E. O. club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Jack Caldwell home southwest of Washington. Mrs. John Libe led the meeting with a song session. Mrs. Gertrude Doig and Mrs. Will Erwin directed the program and entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Will Kendrick. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Will Erwin’s home on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E E. O. Club
Jack Caldwell
Washington
John Libe
Gertrude Doig
Will Erwin
Will Kendrick
Local Birthday Greetings Mark February Anniversary
A birthday page lists numerous residents celebrating today including Carrie Stouffer Weat Chester turning 72, James Bey turning 12, Edward Beranek from Riverside route 2, the 42nd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Will Mitchell, twins Billy and Bobby Breitenbach turning 10, James Logan age 6, Lee Hourham the ton sorial artist, M J Ory at 77, Mrs Orr, Mae Morgan and daughter Betty Jane, Mrs John Wagner south of Washington, Keen Bower turning 10, and other local birthday mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Stouffer Weat
Chester
Stouffer
Charles Breitenbach
Billy
Bobby
Keen Bower
Harvey Bower
D of V Lincoln Dinner Plans for Feb 12
Daughters of Union Veterans announce a Lincoln dinner next Wednesday at noon in the G A R hall. Civil War veterans will attend as guests of honor. Members should bring a dish to pass and their own table service. Potatoes meat and rolls provided. An afternoon business meeting will review membership applications.
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G. A. R. Hall
Sixteen Tables of Bridge and Pinochle Benefit Party
Bridge and pinochle were played at sixteen tables during a White Shrine benefit. Between 60 and 90 people attended. winners included Mrs. Joe Falk and Ed Mick for bridge, Mrs. Claude Bain and Harry Miller for pinochle. Refreshments followed. a benefit dance is planned for February 21 at Iowa ballroom.
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White Shrine
Joe Falk
Ed Mick
Claude Bain
Harry Miller
Iowa Ballroom
Valentine Bridge Luncheon At Lindenmeyer Home
Mrs. Lindenmeyer and Mrs. Will Embree hosted a Valentine luncheon and bridge party at the Lindenmeyer residence in Lindenmeyer. West Chester bridge club members dined at a long table with crystal centerpiece displaying cut flowers and Valentine place cards marking bridge tallies. Winners were Mrs I B Coffey and Mrs Will Embree.
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Valentine
Mrs. Lindenmeyer
Will Embree
Lindenmeyer
West Chester Bridge Club
I. B. Coffey
Mrs Leo Marie Entertained Club
Mrs Will Marie joined the six members and hostess Mrs Leo Marie for a social afternoon at her home. Snow blocked roads and illness kept some members away. Refreshments were served and Mrs Will Marie assisted. The Leo Marie family plans to move from the neighborhood.
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Singer
Leo Marie
Ohe
Will Marie
Will Marie Weisted
Beauty Shop Opens in Globe Barber Shop Building
Mrs. Loretta Kuaties moves Milady's Beautie Shoppe from South Iowa avenue to the Globe barber shop building. The newly arranged shop features green and lavender decor, private curtained booths, and recently acquired modern equipment including a green satin finish drier and an Arno steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Kuaties
Iowa Avenue
Globe Barber Shop
Milady
Knauss
Congress Cafe Offers Daily Variety of Meats and Sides
The Congress Cafe advertises a daily choice of four or five different meats with three side dishes and dessert for regular dinners. The dining room is available for parties luncheons or meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Cafe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beautie
Globe
Loretta Knauss
KE. Cor
Junction
East Side Square
Odd Fellows Hall
Trinity Lutheran Church
United Presbyterian Church
H. E. O. Club
Caldwell
James Bey
Fred Bey
Edward Beranek
Riverside Route 2
Will Mitchell
James Logan
Lee Hourham
M. J. Ory
Orr
W. M. (Mae) Morgan
Betty Jane
John Wagner
D. of V
Mrs. Leo Marie
Beauty Shop
Edica
Vicks
Asa Wede
Frank Miller
Dist
Frigidaires
Westinghouse
Hoover Special Cleaners
Magnetic Cleaners
Southern Utilities Company
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