Mrs Hayes Hosts Good Will Club Meeting Change
Announcement says the Good Will club will meet tomorrow at 2 pm in the home of Mrs. Glenn Hayes 509 West Indianian street instead of at Mr. Bealer's as originally announced
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1940
Page
3
Announcement says the Good Will club will meet tomorrow at 2 pm in the home of Mrs. Glenn Hayes 509 West Indianian street instead of at Mr. Bealer's as originally announced
The Merry Mixer club met on Tuesday July 2 at Mrs Mildred Der home in East 76. Fourteen members attended including Mollie Tierney and Betty Statler. President Bernice Carr led the business meeting and noted three gifts from club friends.
Pilotburg July 9 The Pilotburg Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday July 11 in the home of Mrs LeRoy Sechulty with Mrs Daryl Oldfield as co hostess. Mrs Tressa Herr and Mrs Netle Bishop will serve on the entertainment committee and members will be asked to answer roll call and offer canning help.
A busy slate of social events fills the week with meetings and picnics at Sunset Park and churches. Doreas and West Chester groups hold potlucks, while Pythian Sisters and Rebekah circles schedule regular sessions. Golf lunches and varied club activities carry into Friday with public installations and afternoon programs.
A surprise 44th birthday party for Joseph Krotz was held at his home in Riverside. Guests from nearby families attended a noon dinner served cafeteria style and spent the afternoon with Mr. Krotz and his relatives.
Gracehill July 9 Kirton family reunion held at J. O. Kirton home near Washington with picnic dinner ice cream cake and watermelon in the afternoon. Virginia Hines age ten played piano and Verne Hines sang bass. Attendees included M. J. Kirton L M Hines and family from Heber Springs and J W Lawton L C Brown and others. Plan to meet next year in Modesto California. Relatives from here to travel in a large truck.
Mrs Merle Eckels led the West Point 4-H club gathering at her home on Tuesday afternoon July 2. Ten members and eight mothers attended. Ruth Duvall spoke on Beethoven, Maxine Crawford on Handel, Mary E Wells on courtesy, and Virginia Eekels described state conventions at Ames. Roberta Luers demonstrated sewing machine care. Refreshments were served by Virginia Eekels with help from Patricia Griffith. The next meeting is set for Friday July 19 with Nedra Dusenberry.
Air filters on furnaces sift out dust and dirt from the air entering the furnace. They often save extra cleaning and dusting for homeowners.
Summer lingerie is a must under light frocks, with slips in mesh lastex for sports wear. The center piece offers a dressy option with a molded bustline, Alencon lace, and embroidery. The right slip features bias cut fabric and a flowing rustle reminiscent of vintage styles.
Classic rice pudding updated with a meringue topping and strawberry preserves. Recipe details include directions for cooking rice in milk, folding in eggs, baking, and toasting the meringue, plus serving notes for family and children. Also lists various local visitors and residents with brief notes.
Members met at the Legion Hall for the July session led by President Mrs. Lloyd Bull. They voted to donate a Flag and flag booklets to the Scouts, ship ten dozen cookies to the Knoxville Veterans Hospital, and pies to Mt Pleasant Hospital for July birthdays. New officers installed included Mrs. Bert Steninger as President and Mrs. Melvin Yoder as Ist Vice President.
A business meeting featured a program placed in charge of Mrs P M Conant guiding the session and overseeing activities for the group.
Chicago resident Glenn Robertson and six year old Charlotte Ann Jackson share a birthday today along with Agnes Wheelan from Washington state bank force and Mrs Francis Skipton of Galesburg DL. Beulah Bridges Brighton Sam Wittmer Hayte Vern Escher Salem and Raymond Eden mark birthdays with Albert N Porter of Fresno noted as 80 and a Journal Three Quarter Century club member.
At a Brighton board of education meeting Miss Margar et Welch of Winterset was chosen for the first grade vacancy and Mrs. Linnie Lyon of Keosauqua was elected to teach second and third grades. A commercial teacher for Miss Rossing’s successor has not yet been secured. Lawrence Hyzer is adding a home extension. Mrs. H. W. Helmick and Charles and L. E. Helmick attended.
The Vigilant Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church met at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longer home for a potluck social evening. President Mrs. Juanita Mathers led the meeting with deations by Mrs. Rennie Dawson. Entertainment featured Iola Dittmer and Lois Humble, plus solos by Mrs. Frank Longer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longer of Minden Nebraska.
Mrs C M McVey of Cotter announces the marriage of her daughter Mable to Fred Broeker son of Mr and Mrs Ed Broeker of Yarmouth. The ceremony was in the Christian parsonage at Brighton with Rev R W Fillmore officiating. Wanda Batterson and Harold Fletcher attended.
Visiting at their aunt Mrs Frank Gibson in Osceola Mrs Bert Christie of Wapello attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Parks on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Leonard Bridges of Moline are visiting family here Improve Creamery in Brighton gains a new testing room and fresh paint Rita Johnston hosted Equality club with twenty members and two guests Mrs Jim Johnson and Mrs A B Endicott of Clairmont California present Good Luck 4 H club met Friday at Lee Stacy home
Insects lack lungs and mouths for breathing. Air enters through spiracles on the body and travels via a branching tracheal network to deliver oxygen directly to all tissues.
Cora E Carkuff and Ralph E Schulty were married July 3 in Kahoka Missouri. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev. J M Monroe at the parsonage Chevrolet salesman Mr Schulty. They reside in Washington and plan to live at 620 West Monroe.
An announcement notes Unit 7 will not meet in July but will convene in August when the rain barrel will be opened. It also lists a Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting at 9 30 Wednesday at Mrs Bessie Wead’s home 603 North Marion Avenue and a choir practice at 7 16 Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church.
The Lexington Vacation church school program will be held Sunday evening instead of Friday as previously announced. A fine program of plays songs and demonstrations will be presented plus a motion picture about the church work. The community is welcome and a free will offering will defray expenses.
A guide promotes double strength brew for iced coffee. While hot, pour into ice filled glasses and let melting ice reach the right strength. Butter-Nut is praised for a smooth mellow flavor making the iced drink truly delicious.
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