Three Present Splendid Plano Recital at Y
Beverly Brown, Joan Boilean and M Dale Walling presented a public piano recital in the Community room of the Y M C A last evening. About 125 friends attended as solo pianists displayed solid technique and expression with vocal numbers by Sara Lu Miller soprano and a trio by Miller Ramseyer Bolleau. Bonnie Jean Simpson accompanied the vocal selections while Miss Raspyer and Clara Falk served as ushers. The performers wore pastel floor length dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Brown
Joan Boilean
M. Dale Walling
Y.M. C.A
Sara Lu Miller
Miss Miller
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Marcella Bolleau
Harriet Greiner Birthday Party Honors Local Girl
Harriet Greiner observed her 14th birthday Monday and was honored at a party. Games, refreshments by Mrs Charles Greiner and others followed. Numerous guests attended, sharing birthday remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Greiner
Uert
Charles Greiner
Robert Greiner
Mra
Carl “Oretver
Claracelle Walter
Cretux Kafka
Don Dickiven
Irene Bjork
Raymond Keasel, Jr
Delores Motte
Orris Families at Ice Cream Supper
The Orris family held an ice cream supper Monday evening in Crawfordsville to honor Mr and Mrs Ora Marlett and their son visiting from Littl Creek Virginia where he is stationed. The gathering was hosted at the 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Orris
Ora Marlett
Littl Creek
Dinner Courtesy for Set Mrs Reid Hosted by Mer ry Maid Club
Members of the original Merry Maid club now living in Washington hosted a cooperative dinner at the Howard McCleery home as a courtesy for Sgt and Mrs Fred B Reid Jr of New Orleans and Mrs Charles Latehem of Rochester Minn Ten guests attended the seven oclock buffet dinner and informal cards were played absent members sent greetings and a wedding gift was presented to the couple as their first home visit since marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maid Club
Washington
Howard McCleery
Fred B. Reid, Jr
New Orleans
Charles Latehem
Rochester
Joe McElhinney
Lola Wells Hughes
Sgt
Mrs. Reid
Social calendar and club notices including events and reservations
Golf and bridge women of Country Club at 4 30 p m at the clubhouse Men and women dinner at 8 p m Reservations by Tuesday noon with Mrs W J Shannon Helen Breese Mrs B K D Morrison sr Homemakers club at 2 p m Mrs Cloyce Zieglowsky Missionary society at 2 p m catech church program by children Hostesses Mrs G C J Wolfe Mrs Charles Plecker Mrs Floyd Letts Snowball Social club after Mrs Gerald Graft Independent club at 2 p m Mrs Robert Wiley K Orris home All family members were present except a grandson overseas Those present included Mr and Mrs Jay Orris and daughter Vivian of Williamburg Iowa City daughter Ruth of Iowa City Mr and Mrs Paul Howell and family of Columbus Junction Mr and Mrs Fred Orris and family of Amesworth Mary Gardner of Amesworth Mr and Mrs Arthur Orris Mr and Mrs Clarence Her ine Virgil and Viola and Fred I Weatbrook of Crawfordsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shannon
Helen Breese
BK. D. Morrison
Homemakers Club
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Hethel Missionary Society
Catehurch
GC. J. Wolfe
Charles Plecker
Floyd Letts
Gerald Graft
Robert Wiley
Jay Orris
Vivian
Williamebure
Ruth
Iowa City
Paul Howell
Columbus Junction
Fred Orris
Ainaworth
Mary Gardner
Alyaworth
Arthur Orris
Clarence Herine
Virgil
Viola
Fred.ick Weatbrook
Crawfordsville
Front Porch Raid Nutrition and Recipes For Summer
A mother prepares for unexpected front porch visits with salted snacks and fruit beverages. The page offers recipes for blueberry oat bread and shrimp buns, plus ideas for kid friendly porch picnics and summer treats.
Missionary Society Meeting Addresses Bridging Chasms
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. O. F. Boller. Alfie Harvey led devotions on Span of Peace. Mrs. D. J. Ross led the program on Bridging Chasms focusing on the Chasm of Color and Race. Mrs. Boiler presided, temperance notes were read, and Washington County WCTU convention announced. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
O. F. Boller
God
Edith Miller
John Stewart
Nelle Tripp
D. J. Ross
Miss Tripp
Helen Fulton
Boiler
Albert Simpson
Russell Bell
W.C.T.U
Washington
Beller
California
Mra Stewart
Community groups schedule at Sunset Park features events
The Rural Woman's club hosts a 2 p.m. meeting at the hall with roll call and current events. The Harmony club and families attend an evening ice cream supper at Will McConnell's. A Basket dinner is planned by the Dill family reunion at noon at Sunset Park Log Cabin if weather allows. Women's Missionary Society meets at 1 p.m. at the Baptist church with Mrs Beenblossom and Mrs Sickels listed as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Baker Relief Corps
West Chester
Hall
Rural Woman's Club
Glen Schwartz
Harmony Club
Will McConnell
Sunset Park
Uboay Saagywo
Uadoaq
Women's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
John Beenblossom
Will Sickels
Fannie Gilbert
W C T U Meeting At McDowell Home
West Chester WCTU members gathered at the Merle McDowell residence for the regular July meeting. The session opened with the group in attendance and planning upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
McDowell
West Chester
WCTU
Merle McDowell
Dry wood composition and asparagus planting method
The text discusses dry wood being about 70 percent cellulose and 30 percent lignin with minor minerals. It notes species vary by the arrangement of these substances. It then outlines asparagus planting: dig a six inch trench, enrich soil with manure and fertilizer, place roots, cover with four inches, and allow tops to grow before sealing.
Picnic luncheon served after program at social hour
Following the program the social hour featured a picnic luncheon prepared by the girls. Rev. H. W. Munster concluded the gathering with prayer.
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H. W. Munster
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K. Orris
Ovetseas
Rothschild's
Etter
Rothschilds
Fred Bauer
Hida Ruth
Patty
Peggy McDowell
Esther
Faith Bauer
Alfie Harvey
Jesus Christ
Rayon Damask
SOFIE
Pantie
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