Couple to be married July 2 honored at Baptist church
June Palmer and Robert Nicola were guests of honor at a church party sponsored by the women’s group. A program by the committee of Mrs. Charles Mc Connell Mrs. Henry Roland and Mrs. Ranald Hotle featured a gift from guests. The refreshment table in pink and white carried a bouquet of pink roses and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Palmer
Robert Nicola
the Baptist Church
Charles McConnell
Henry Roland
Ranald Hotle
Charles Rawson
Veronica
Earl Longfellow
Richard Weeks
Mary Pickles
Rebecca Shebeck
John Dodd
Canadian Bacon with Pineapple Peach Summer Serving
A cheerful summer serving features Canadian style bacon slow broiled with pineapple slices and peach or apricot halves. The method suggests pan broiling to blend bacon with fruit for a bright hot weather dish.
Navajo Club Holds Picnic For Members At Home
The Navajo club met at Mrs. E. E. Stutsman's home Friday at 12 30 p m for a lawn picnic. Guests sat at one long table and spent the afternoon socially. A business meeting was led by president Mrs. W E Jones. Next meeting slated for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo Club
E. E. Stutsman
W. E. Jones
West Point 4-H Club Meeting Reports Lessons and Refreshments
The West Point 4-H Club met Monday evening at Carolyn Petersons home. Peggy McDowell gave a talk on materials and their care after the business portion. Joy Bauer reported on the Ames convention. Carolyn helped serve refreshments. Next gathering is July 10 with Shirley Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Carolyn Peterson
Peggy McDowell
Joy Bauer
Ames
Carolyn
Shirley Smith
Entertain Bridal Party With Dinner in Home
Mrs. Harvey Holden and Mrs Clarence Goff hosted the bridal party Friday evening for the Beverly Wead and Robert Reschly wedding to be held July 2. Eleven guests attended at the Holden home with garden flowers and a yellow white color scheme. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Russell Richenberger Wayland and Alice and Susan Reschly Mt Pleasant. After dinner the party attended the rehearsal at the Wead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Holden
Clarence Goff
Beverly Wead
Robert Reschly
Holden
Russell Richenberger
Wayland
Alice
Susan Reschly
Mt. Pleasant
Farmerettes 4-H Club Hosts Guest at Meeting
Mrs. Raymond Sojka hosted the Farmerettes 4-H club Friday afternoon with ten members present. Letitia Kneen attended as guest while Sue Patterson presided and Patricia Horak spoke on stain removal and laundry prep. Lovisa Sojka reported on the Ames state convention and members checked year to date garment totals. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for July 21 at Joy Heck’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sojka
Letitia Kneen
Sue Patterson
Patricia Horak
Ames
Lovisa Sojka
Joy Heck
Rhythm Majors to Play Formal Dance at Country Club
Rhythm Majors of Fairfield will perform at a formal dance on July 6 at the Country club from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Rainbow and DeMolay members and dates invited. Tickets cost 1.50 per couple. Committees led by Arlene Knupp, Ronald Baker, and others handle orchestra decorations and prizes.
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Rainbow Girls
teMolay
Rhythm Majors
Fairfield
All Rainbow
DeMolay
Arlene Knupp
Ronald Baker
Frances Miller
Donna Patterson
Shirley Blattner
Ray Carter
Punen
Carla Guther
Patricia Weldin
Barbara Godwin
Social Calendar: Community Meetings and Clubs Scheduled
Saturday events in Washington county include the Red Cross annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA community room and a chicken supper at 6:89 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Victor Blattner. Sunday features DAR hostesses and a Sunset Park potluck. Midweek activities include U and I club at 2:00 p.m. and Presbyterian prayer service at 9:39 a.m. Other entries list various club gatherings and a horseradish tip for poi roast.
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Washington County
American Red Cross
YMCA
Independent Club
Victor Blattner
Hugh Hail
Stella Latchem
Sunset Park
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Carol Brewer Missionary Society
U and I
May Dawson
L.B.C. Club
Linger Longer Club
Dale Lance
Ladies
Wiele
West Chester Band Uniform Fund Tops $1750 Mark
West Chester June 30 The Band Mothers club supper raised more than $250 for the uniform fund. Since March the fund has grown to over $1750 aided by band members selling magazines. Esther Lindenmeyer arrived to spend the summer with her parents and will teach in Washington. Local figures and church circles also noted in community notices.
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West Chester Band
Richard Fisher
West Chester
Band Mothers Club
Sam Bowser
Milton Ross
Laurel Statler
Keith Stewart
Harold Griggs
Jess Hartzler
Frank Kleese
Jave Kleese
Marion Renoux
Merle Laubauch
Willard Hole
Ivan Niffenegger
Merle McDowell
Marion Augustine
Charles Chorpening
Homer Mayer
Lloyd Bauer
Tarl Peterson
Karl Parcell
Mary Hinshaw
Robert Stephens
Edgar Stewart
Merle Thrapp
Matt Wehr
Raymund Gillaspie
John Hough
Esther Lindenmeyer
Jed Lindenmeyer
Esther
Bellingham
Washington
John Lindenmeyer
Lafayette
Indiana
Chicago
Mill and Elevator Service Company
Des Moines
Federated Church
Glenn
Raspberry Ice Cream Pie Delights In Season Treats
A guide to serving ice cream plain or with sauce highlighting its compatibility with fruits and desserts. The Raspberry Ice Cream Pie recipe uses a graham crust, cinnamon, butter, vanilla ice cream and raspberries, baked crust then layered with ice cream and fruit, served immediately.
Insurance boosts travel comfort for vacationers this week
Travelers at the agency bought trip insurance covering the exact vacation length and paying all medical bills up to 500 dollars if injured. The promotion emphasizes protection for a worry free trip and emphasizes the benefit of coverage during vacation days.
Pythian Circle Members Visit Iowa City
Nine members of the eNtinita circle traveled to Iowa City Friday to dine at the Memorial Union and visit the Eastwood home. Mrs. B. C. Briley led the business meeting while poems were read for entertainment. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Eastwood and Ivan Rehmel.
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Pythian Circle
Siey Day
Iowa City
eNtinita Circle
F. W. Eastwood
Memorial Union
Eastwood
B. C. Briley
Ivan Rehmel
Keith Willis Family Moves to Colorado
BRIGHTON June 30 Mrs Keith Willis and daughter Sherry left Tuesday for Colorado seeking a new home and relief for asthma. Mrs Willis mother, Mrs R H Tracy, will visit briefly in Colorado. A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton of Davenport on June 24. Hamilton is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoover of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crile
Brighton
Keith Willis
Sherry
Colorado
Dropout Crisis Prompts School Reform Calls
The magazine argues that more than half of entering American high school students drop out before graduation. It blames insufficient engagement and lack of incentives as the main cause for youths leaving school early.
Exchange Vows In Double Ring Service
Peggy Ann Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs How ard EB Bell wed Howard Kulp Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard L Kulp in a double ring ceremony at the United Presbyterian church parsonage in Columbus Junction Attendants were Mrs William Boulton and Robert Crooks They will reside in Columbus Junction Mrs Kulp a Columbus Junction high school graduate Mr Kulp works as a transport driver for the American Petroleum Company
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Columbus Junction
Peggy Ann Bell
Howard EB. Bell
Howard Kulp Jr
Howard L. Kulp
Columbus City
United Presbyterian Church
Alfred E. Parsons
T T T Breakfast Held At Swedesburg Parish Hall
The T T T breakfast was held Wednesday morning on the Swedesburg Parish hall lawn with tables near the fireplace and floral decorations in T T T colors. Committee members were Lucille DeVarman Mabel Levy Grace Robertson and Lillian Maxwell. A business meeting followed and Founder s day was observed by a candle lighting service with officers taking part. Committees for the coming year were appointed by Elsie Beli Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T.T
Swedesburg Parish
Lucille DeVarman
Mabel Levy
Grace Robertson
Lillian Maxwell
Elsie Beli Jones
Tea Towel Shower Honors Mrs Dale Engle
Crawfordsville hosts Mrs Richard Lease and Mrs W A Orris held a tea towel shower for Mrs Dale Engle with twenty guests. Engle received over fifty towels as games and advice for the bride accompanied refreshments including angel delight salad ice cream nuts and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Engle
Crawfordsville
Richard Lease
W. A. Orris
Lease
Engle
Cedar Rapids Woman Visited by Patricia Weldin
Bonnie O Neill of Cedar Rapids is spending the weekend as a houseguest of Patricia Weldin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie O'Neill
Cedar Rapids
Patricia Weldin
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Coca-Colas
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