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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1976

Page

3

Quilt Show at County Armory During Washington County Fair

A quilt show will accompany the Washington County Fair at the National Guard Armory. Entries may be old or new and include embroidered, pieced, or appliqued quilts with construction notes for display. Quilts must be brought July 26 between 9 am and noon, remain until July 29 10 am, and be claimed by 11:30 am. Open to the public 9 pm Monday, 10 pm Tuesday, 9 pm Wednesday.

Washington County National Guard

United Presbyterians plan 1776 style worship service

The United Presbyterian Church Session invites the community to a 1776 style worship and Holy Communion on Sunday July 4 at 9:45. No instrumental music. psalm hymns led by the precentor Avery Sharp with congregational singing after each line. Communion served from five tables by elders, with women elders as ushers. Unaccompanied choir anthem and solo by John Lloyd Hughes. Greeters in Pilgrim and Betsy Ross outfits. offering deacons the Johnson family in old fashioned dress. Visitors welcome in period dress.

United Presbyterian Church Avery Sharp John Lloyd Hughes Wiley Beveridge Harold Ross Betsy Ross George Washington James Miksch Robert Johnson

Immanuel Lutheran changes hours for Sunday worship

Immanuel Lutheran Church schedules new service times starting July 4 with worship at 8 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 a.m. A bicentennial special liturgy will be used this Sunday and Holy Communion will be part of the service.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Holy Communion

Bicentennial worship opens at Columbus Junction United Methodist

A 10:45 a.m. July 4 service at Columbus Junction United Methodist Church will feature a procession with the Christian Flag and historic flags. Columbus City United Methodist Church and Sunday School join. music includes a pump organ by Katherine Story played by Marcia Gerot and a 50 Plus Group choir singing Battle Hymn. A duet of America the Beautiful is by Marlene Griffin and Kathryn Morrison. Altar and pulpit from the former church center the service. Pastor Hasel to illustrate a children’s sermon. Afterward a basket picnic lunch in the Fellowship Hall follows with indoor and outdoor recreation. chimes and church bell will ring nationwide at 1 p.m.

Columbus Junction Columbus Junction United Methodist Church Columbus City Kathryn Morrison Columbus Junction Methodist Church Paul Hasel Fellowship Hall Columbus Junction Church Columbus City United

Mennonite Peace Picnic at Sugar Creek near Wayland

A Mennonite Peace Picnic is planned at Sugar Creek Mennonite Church near Wayland on July 4. The afternoon program begins at 3:30 with conscientious objector testimonies moderated by Vernon Gerig, followed by service reports from Pete Graber and others, then a 5:30 potluck picnic and a 7:00 evening meeting led by Orie L. Roth featuring a peace heritage hymn sing.

Sugar Creek Mennonite Wayland Vernon Gerig Pete Graber Laverne Graber Ron Freyenberger Tina Grieser Eber Diener Orie L. Roth Royce Eileen Roth Willard Leichty Bob Hartzler Nick Kassebaum Glen Richard George King Oliver Yutzy

Summer Youth Employment Office Closed for Holiday

The Summer Youth Employment Service office will be closed Monday July 5 in observance of the holiday. Youth seeking work should visit the Chamber of Commerce Office after the holiday to apply. Jobs are available for boys and girls. The office will reopen Tuesday morning with regular hours 8 a.m. to noon, weekdays. Those with job offers for youth should call the office.

Chamber of Commerce Y.E.S

Local Couple to Wed at Wesley Foundation Chapel

Engaged Eileen Bixby daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bixby of Ainsworth to James Buchmayer son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Buchmayer of Solon. They plan to marry July 10 in Wesley Foundation chapel. Miss Bixby is Highland High School graduate and Buchmayer attended Solon High School. Both work at Sheller Globe Corp Iowa City.

James Bixby Ainsworth Eileen James Buchmayer Raymond Buchmayer Solon Wesley Foundation Miss Bixby Highland High School Buchmayer Solon High School Sheller Globe Corp Iowa City

Social Briefs Joahn Vaughn Circle Breakfast

The Joahn Vaughn Circle met at Winga's for a Tuesday breakfast. Mrs. Walter Westen led the meeting and Mrs. Eva Garrett presented the program His Eye is on the Sparrow. Guest Mrs. Walter Neff of Las Vegas Nevada attended. A Kalona tour is planned for July 7.

Joahn Vaughn Winga’s Walter Westen Eva Garrett Walter Neff Las Vegas Nev General Society

Foster family returns home after reunion and visit

Mr and Mrs Norman Foster Janet Grecian Foster and children Kimberly and Stephen have returned to Englewood Colorado after attending Mrs Foster class reunion and visiting relatives in Washington They joined a Morton Carr family gathering Sunday to close their visit

Mrs Norman Janet Grecian Foster Kimberly Stephen Englewood Colo

Turn-of-the-century dresses on display at Holton's Fashions

Five period dresses and assorted garments are shown in Holton's Fashions north window in Washington through July 4 weekend. Loaned by Mrs M L Tweeton and Mrs Bill Whittenberg Sr. the items were worn by Thora M Johnson and Clara Whittenberg Johnson. Mary Knaack says the display is unique in the business community.

Holton’s Fashions Washington M.L. Tweeton Bill Whittenberg Sr Thora M Clara (Whittenberg) Johnson Mary Knaack Holton’s

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Admitted yesterday were Mrs. Ella Knott of Washington medical patient and Mrs. Josephine Helscher of Keota undergoing surgery. Bruce Timmins and Mark Fish, both in Washington, were admitted for medical and surgical care respectively. Discharged yesterday were Miss Brenda Job of Washington and Mrs. Marguerite Knotek of Riverside, plus Mrs. David Kleese and Eric Curl from Washington today.

Ella Knott Washington Mark Fish Surgical Josephine Helscher Keota Bruce Timmins Brenda Job Marguerite Knotek Riverside David Kleese Eric Curl

Calendar items for local Masonic groups and clubs

Friday 8 p.m. Masonic Lodge at Masonic Temple welcomes all Masons. Rebekah Lodge meets 8 p.m. at IOOF Hall. Saturday Rainbow Girls gather 3 15 p.m. then attend parade in Ainsworth. Tuesday Rainbow Girls meet 2 p.m. at Masonic Temple for officers practice for installation. Tops Club weigh-in at VW room 7 p.m. meeting 7 30 p.m. IOOF Lodge 8 p.m. at IOOF Lodge VFW 8 p.m. at VFW Hall.

Masonic Lodge Masonic Temple Masons Rebekah Lodge IOOF Ainsworth Rainbow Girls Tops Club Ioof Lodge VFW

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