Community Activities Calendar Notes Changes and Events
June 7 meet at Mrs Nancy Romine home with date change. Epworth League Intermediate two lawn festivals two pm to five pm at Robert Stutsman and Luther Bowe residences with refreshments and fundraiser for missionary projects. Washington lodge No 26 A F and A M meets Friday with two speakers and urged attendance. First United Presbyterian Women meet at 2:30 with Mrs Silas Ross leading. Junior League fair at Statesman residence. entry and show details through Eugene Thomas andlover Wilson. W RH meeting Saturday 2:30 pm June 4 members urged present. Auxiliary meeting postponed to next Thursday evening June 3 at K hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Robert
Worwid Stutsman
Luther Bowe
Washington Lodge No. 26
A. F
A. M
Vati
Statesman’s
Eugene Thomas
Lover Wilson
Wisdom in Silence in Troubled Times
Brief note reflects cautious counsel from Selden about keeping quiet amid perilous days. The line suggests restraint and prudence as a guiding principle during dangerous times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden
Walnut school year ends with picnic and program
Miss Florence Thomas leads a close of year picnic at Walnut school house with a noon luncheon and a student program highlighting the year’s work. Teachers and pupils bid farewell until fall as Ada Wilson and Elizabeth Irwin host a seven o clock breakfast for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
Walnut
Altha
Thomas
Ada Wilson
Elizabeth Irwin
R. L. Coulter
Brinton’s Bridge
Brighton
Esther Hay
Shielen
Ethel McCreedy
North Second Avenue
Presbyterian church to hold Friday meeting
The Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Harry Turner at 402 East Seventh Street. Officers to be elected and announcements made for church activities and a district convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
the Presbyterian Church
P. An
Harry Turner
East Seventh Street
Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Washington Cleaners
T's Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. EB. Thurch
J. Hw.” Warren
W. W Towers
Hazel Liberte
Mt. Pleasant
Ellel Atkinson
Wo PL
M.S. of
Lexington
Washington County Flower Show at Fortnightly Club
Washington county garden members host a Friday flower show at City Hall from 1 to 5 PM with two ribbon prizes per class Competent judges will award ribbons Exhibits open for reception from 9 to 11 AM no entries after 11 AM open to amateurs without charge winners chosen by judges plants include irises peonies roses lilies columbine delphinium daisies sweet William poppy and annuals with various classes and containers provided by the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Washington County
Garden Club
Lily
Columbine
Delphinium
Daisy
Sweet William
Poppy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nancy Romine
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Priver
Silas Ross
The
W. RH
Aimerin
Ladies Aid Society
Sharon M. Bo Church
Hammer Aid Society
Town City
Ida Cavender
Huber
Liberts
E. J.” Whistler
Omaha
Joe Wright
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
East Main Street
Marnard Brown
John Stewart
Alma Hearne Holland
Raipur
India
Amon
Catherine Goff
Washington
Mildred Stewart Keesey
Fairfield
Mildred Sthwarts
Methodist Church
Miss Goff
Schwartz
Keesey
C. W. Stewart
Will Jones
Navajo Club
Jones
Jessie Klein
Alice Klippel
Carl Hedgen
Schmoeller
Speer
Hedges
Captain Chart Sodhers
Myron T. Herrick
Lindbergh
Utah
Quee
Mae Elizabeth Letts
Oggen
Galveston
Tex
Ogden
Peonies
Jerimeson
Hest
A. Pink
B. Red
C. White
D. Yel
C. & B. and Friendly
Friendly
Corbin & Barrett Bootery
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Herman Schievil l
Eft
Chicago
Los Angeles
Efrem Zimbalist
Laurentius Guacagnini
Schevill
Kansas City
Berjeaut
John Caster
Paris
Eneh Raital
Captain Charlies
Renei
Fimerttan Plas
le Bourget Flying Field
NEA
E. M. Bridges & Co. Millinery & Gift Shoppe
John R. Walker
Jean
Denver
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