Sunset Circle May Meeting Hosted by Mrs Jake Snyders
The Sunset circle held its May gathering with several members absent. Five guests attended including Ms Alvin Hahn Mrs Harold Iney Mrs Gilbert Barr and Mrs Guy McCall and her son Gene. Dorothy Orris and Mrs Clarence Hering presented the final phase of the farm bureau Complete Costume. Refreshments were provided by the hostess assisted by Mrs Jake Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Circle
Jake Snyders
Alvin Hahn
Harold Iney
Gilbert Barr
Guy McCall
Gene
Farm Bureau
Clarence Hering
Dorothy Orris
Jake Shrader
Exchange of Plants Is Held at White Way Club Meeting
The White Way club met with Mrs. Lee Craig Tuesday afternoon with all members present except three. A short business session preceded games with prizes to Miss Pearl Smith and Mrs. Merle Eckels. A luncheon was served by the hostess and two others. A shrub and bulb exchange followed. Mrs. Marion Wellg and Mrs. Howard Stewart received plants from the Sun shine Sisters. The next meeting was announced for June with Mrs. Fred Porinash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Lee Craig
Pearl Smith
Merle § Eckels
Craig
Howard Stewart
Fred Forinagh
Marion Wellg
Sunshine
Fred Porinash
Queen Esther Standard Bearers Meet for Study at Church
Queen Esther Standard Bearers gathered at the church yesterday at 4 o clock. Alberta Godfrey presented The Challenge of Today by Bishop Welch, Carol Gray reviewed Africa Speaks, a true life story from Southern Rhodesia, and Maxine Logan reported A Venture in Cooperation in Kabylia by Gloria M. Wysner. Box collections opened and plans were made for a hike next Wednesday with hostess assignments for the summer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Alberta Godfrey
Herbert Welch
Carol Gray
Africa
A Wirch
Southern Rhodesia
Maxine Logan
Kabylia
Glora M
Wysner
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
Social calendar lists a Thursday country club potluck at 6 30 p m in the club house. A club meeting was postponed indefinitely this week. Friday Rebekah officers elected. Presbyterian Ladies Aid and U P Women’s Missionary Society meet in the afternoon with needlework and division activities. Saturday W R R C meets at 2 30 p m in the Masonic hall. Tuesday A T H Missionary Society gathers at 6 15 p m with Miss Ida Cavender as host for a pot luck dinner. Booster Club holds an afternoon meeting with Mrs George Jarrard.
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Potluck Diftnen
H. J
Priday
Rebekah
P. m
O&o
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Harry Dye
North Second Avenue
U. P. Women's Missionary Society
H. Missionary Society
Ida Cavender
East Madison Street
USA
George Jarrard
Mrs Kendrick Celebrated at Surprise 76th Birthday Party
Eunice Kendrick was honored at a family surprise party last night on her 76th birthday. Fourteen relatives attended at her home including Russell Kendrick and his son Wayne, Erin Morgan, Will Kendrick, Will Knox, Maude Koehler and children, Eli Cook and daughter Cheryl Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Kendrick
Russell Kendrick
Wayne
Erin Morgan
Will Kendrick
Will Knox
Maude Koehler
Eli Cook
Chery Rae
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents
Mary Jane Lemley turns four. Myrtle Poole marked a birthday today. N G Squire celebrated another birthday. Griffinh Tyampartys reaches 75. Patricia Ann Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson, is one year old today.
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Mary Jane Lemley
Myrtle Poole
N. G. Squire
Griffinh Tyampartys
Patricia Ann Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
Community Announcements From Local Lodges and Church
The W H M 8 of the M F church plans a food sale at Washington Cleaners on Saturday June 6 with chicken and noodles. Memorial services for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs set for Sunday June 18 at 2 pm at the O M F hall. Pythian Sisters hold memorial on Sunday June 6 at 2 pm, meeting at the hall before proceeding to the cemetery.
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M. F. Ehurch
Washington Cleaners
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahasa
Oats
Fourteen Attend Friendly Social Meeting at Miss Poster Home
Friendly Social club members met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Maggie Poster home. Fourteen members attended with Miss Foster and Mrs. Etta Glassburner serving refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Flora Nicholson's home on the second Tuesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Poster
Miss Foster
Etta Glassburner
Flora Nicholson
Two Camp Fire Groups Take Hike
Woussicket Camp Fire girls went on a Friday after school hike with the Witawentin group as guests. They walked through the woods gathered flowers and cooked lunch over an open fire at the Boy Scout camp. Some ate wieners others bacon or hamburgers.
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Witawentin
Fifteen Members of Linger Longer Club Meet at Till Home
Fifteen members of the Linger Longer club met at Miss Mable Till's home yesterday with Mrs. Ralph Waggoner as co hostess. Seven children attended along with the members. After a brief business meeting vieltine occupied the afternoon and refreshments were served. July hostesses named as Mrs. J. McGraw and Mrs. Harold Schnoebelen.
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Linger Longer Club
Mable
Ralph Waggoner
Vieltine
Houte
Harold Schnoebelen
Canning Paper Presented at Sunshine Club Meeting
Mrs Roberta presented an instructive paper on canning at Sunshine Community Club in the home of Mrs Arthur Wiley. Members offered canning tips, a brief business session followed led by president Mrs Glenn Knapp. Seventeen members and children attended with hostess Mrs Wiley’s daughters Mable and Virginia assisting. Next meeting two weeks away at Mrs Lawrence Howell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roberta
Bethel Missionary Society Reviews Held at Holmes Home
Nine members and five guests met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Sterling Holmes home for the Bethel Missionary society gathering. Miss Myrtle Pearson gave the year book of prayer review and Mrs Hazel Lambert led the Missionary World magazine review. Mrs Boyd Foster discussed Mrs W H Parker’s paper on the second chapter of the national missionary book. Mrs Holmes was assisted by Mrs Charles Tucker in serving refreshments.
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Bethel Missionary Society
Sterling Holmes
Myrtle Pearson
Revew
the Missionary World
Hazel Lambert
Boyd Foster
W. H. Parker
Holmes
Charles Tucker
Junior Missionary Society Holds Last Meeting of Year
The Junior Missionary society met at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon with seventeen girls present. Betty Jean Snakenberg led, Nan Hoover gave devotionals, and Mrs. F. K. Bartowe briefly reviewed the Home Guard study book chapters on the role of negroes in music, literature, and drama. Mite boxes were opened. Nan Hoover’s side won the attendance contest by five points and Lois Mace’s group will treat the winners to pie soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society
Betty
Jean Snakenberg
Nan Hoover
F. K. Bartowe
Home Guard
Lois Mace
Just Us Club Indoor Potluck Luncheon
Rainy weather forced the Just Us club to hold a noon potluck luncheon indoors at Mrs. Al Fields home. Twelve members attended with Mary Ann Kulagner of Memphis Mo as a guest. a short business meeting set plans for a "last day of school" party at Mrs. J. D. Day ton's home during the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Felds
al Fields
J. D. Dayton
Mary Ann Kulagner
Memphis, Mo
Funeral Service for W I Huston
Wyman June 3 Huston an old settler died Sunday afternoon at his home three miles south of Wrveman after returning from surgery in Iowa City He was eighty four and is survived by his wife and several children including Mo L Huston Verre Gipple W G Huston W A Hueaton Mrs Horace Jordan and Mrs Edwin Griffith The funeral was held at his home and burial in Beauchamp cemetery Attendees included relatives and visitors from Texas Iowa and Colorado Springs Local clubs and sports teams were noted along with recent visitors and community events at the school and missionary societies Alumni from Wyman held a circus themed banquet with new officers named.
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Texas
Jimmy Carroll
Dallas
Superior Stores
Burlington
Wyman
Mornine Sun
Donald Davis
Olde
E. H. Davis
Frank Morton
Valparaiso
Indiana
Reese Davis
J. N. Davis
J. ©. Cannon
BE. V. Humphreys
Salem
Helen North
Myra Turkineton
Ruth Hammond
Feryl Giple
Hilbert Herron
Rayon production and dulling to mimic silk luster
A Chicago Tribune writer notes rayon is made by liquefying cellulose and extruding it into a viscous solution that forms a silky fiber. Its natural brilliance, unlike silk, is considered a drawback, leading manufacturers to add a dulling agent to resemble silk in appearance.
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Chicago Tribune
Couch of Screen Star’s Grandfather Sells Cheap in Estate Sale
In Holmesville Nebraska on June 3 the estate of S. A. Brugh, grandfather of Robert Taylor, sold for under 29 dollars a couch he slept on as a boy valued at 15 cents. A rug fetched 4 dollars and the kitchen store 25 cents. Brugh, age 83, had applied for 16 dollars monthly relief, and Taylor aided him. A buyer commented that the so called “serene love” association held little meaning to her.
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Hnolmesville
Neb
Robert Taylor
S. A. Brugh
Brugh
Taylor
Margaret Stewart to Graduate from Ames This Month
Margaret Stewart to graduate from Ames College this year. She spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Stewart. Numerous local residents attended events including Woman's Achievement Day and a scenic dinner in Sunset Park.
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Margaret Stewart
Ames
Living Lake
BE. J. Stewart
Margaret
Ames College
Lew Meek
Old Cory
Clarence Phillips
Phillips
Dell Walker
Clarence Sackett
Roger
Tama
Donald Brent
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