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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

2

New Kitchen Opens at Farm Bureau Building Demonstration Hub

A newly used demonstration kitchen at the Farm Bureau building, funded by a 4-H and Rural Washington County effort, will serve township women's groups, 4-H clubs, Rural Youth and Farm Bureau gatherings. Led by Muriel Collier, the project trains leaders, demonstrates kitchen design, and provides a model for farm kitchens with features like a U plan, adjustable shelves, a stainless sink, a 30 inch range, and portable demonstration table. Funding came from ice cream socials, a square dance, baked product sales, and donations from the 4-H club and Farm Bureau board.

Farm Bureau Extension Service Women’s Committee Washington County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Muriel Collier County Extension Home Iowa State College Duensing Booth County Farm Bureau Board Women's Committee

Turnipseed Home Hosts July Bride elect Shower

A prenuptial shower at the Lloyd Turnipseed home honors Mary E K Waggoner who will wed William Foster on July 6. Dorothy Turnipseed hosted. guests listed include Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed Sr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foster among others.

Mary EK. Waggoner William Foster

Family Night Dinner Planned at Washington Golf Club

The second family night dinner at the Washington Golf and Country Club will be held Thursday evening with Mrs Lafe Stout as chairman and Mrs Roy Sowash as telephone chairman. After the 6 80 o clock dinner the evening will include bridge and canasta. Reservations must be in by this evening June 2.

Washington Golf and Country Club Lafe Stout Roy Sowash

Cotton thread can extend over 150 miles per pound

The report notes that cotton can be spun to an extraordinary fineness with a single pound of thread capable of reaching beyond 150 miles in length.

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Events

A packed social calendar lists meetings and gatherings through the week. Highlights include Pythian Sisters at KP hall, Altar Rosary Society at St James, Merry Makers at 2 pm, Ainsworth OES, and multiple luncheons, socials, and service group events at churches, clubs, and the country club. Community groups such as the Harmony Club, Snowball Social, AC and I, Linger Longer, and Rosemary Club appear with times and hostesses.

Russell Bell Pythian Sisters Rosary Society St. James Merry Makers Club Richard Young Ainsworth O.E.S Woman's Golf & Bridge Association Harmony Club Faye Mackey Everette Beenblossom AC & I Club Ira Mitchell Clyde Dawson Reid Moore R. Adams Wellman Boyd Foster Urban TeBoekhorst Pilotburg Ladies Aid Merle Howsare Dean Schwartz St Paul's Women's Guild Glen Cuddeback Gary Sheetz Delta Alpha Sunset Park

Rebekah Lodge Meeting at Local Hall

WSCS Workshop at the local hall starts 10 a m in the morning. Methodist church group invites all to attend with coffee provided. Bring a sack lunch, thimble, thread, and scissors. Everyone welcome.

Rebekah Lodge P.m. Loocf WSCS

Couple to Wed Soon Honored at Picnic

Guests at a Sunset Park picnic honored Cpl Donald Bartholomew and Dorothy Reese Lockridge. The couple plan to marry June 8 and depart June 15 for Fort Sheridan Illinois where Bartholomew is stationed. A wedding gift was presented to the couple.

Sunset Park Cpl Donald Do Bartholomew Dorothy Reese Lockridge Donald Dorothy Ft. Sheridan Bartholomew Howard Hoyle Gerald John Waters Tommy Join Combe Jimmy Leland Sheetz Melvin Booth George Bartholomew Daryl Hoyle Junior Watson James Combs

Initiate Class of Four Into Rainbow Girls

At the Rainbow Girls meeting on Monday evening four new members were initiated. Eva Blattner presided as worthy advisor. The candidates were Jane Polk, Nancy Loveless, Darlene Hindahl, and Frances Smith. Janice Booth spoke and the song You’ll Never Walk Alone was sung. A social hour followed and refreshments were served to the 65 in attendance by the girls and their mothers.

The Rainbow Girls Eva Blattner Jane Polk Nancy Loveless Darlene Hindahl Frances Smith Janice Booth Youll

Y's Men's Bridge Club Picnics at Day Home

One bridge club held a cooperative supper at the Robert Day home as its closing event until fall. Twenty attended. committee members included Mr and Mrs Logan Heilman, Mr and Mrs Charles Berdo, Mr and Mrs John Owen, Mr and Mrs Bill Boshart, and Mr and Mrs Day. Bridge was played at four tables with prizes for high scores to Mrs John Yousling and Bob Day. Low score went to Mrs Herbert Osincup and the traveling prize to Mrs Berdo.

Robert Day Logan Heilman Charles Berdo John Owen Bill Boshart Day John Yousling Bob Day Herbert Osincup Berdo

Newlyweds Honored at Beliel Home Reception

A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Francis Beliel honored their son Francis Eugene Beliel and Nancy Lee Dixon on Sunday May 1. The couple wed May 24 at St James Catholic Church with Rev Rood Kinnavy performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants included Dixie Dixon and Dale Bellet. The bride wore white taffeta and a pink carnation corsage. A three tier wedding cake topped the bridal table and the couple will reside in Des Moines.

Francis Beliel Stunday Francis Eugene Beliel Nancy Lee Dixon William Kelly Des Moines Francis Eugene Dbeliel St. James Catholic Rood. Kinnavy Dixie Dixon Dale Bellet Kelly

Women organize 4th Child Study Group

A new Child Study section named Group IV was organized at Mrs. Stephen Wiggers home. Officers are Mrs. Viewers as leader, Mrs. William Brown as assistant leader, and Mrs. Harold Kerr as secretary and treasurer. Meetings are set for the second Thursday evening each month starting in September.

Stephen Wiggers Viewers William Brown Harold Kerr Warren Dare T. EK. Tuttle John Summy

Golden Age Club Knits for Veterans Hospital

The Golden Age Club met Monday in the VW rooms with sewing in the morning. Sixteen women attended and knotting four day comforts. Seventeen pillow tops were turned into the veterans hospital. Coffee and sack lunches followed a noon break, then an afternoon of social time. The group will make 50 bedside bags for the veterans.

Ciolden Age Club Monmlay VW Rooms Veterans Hospital

Stem Rust Disease Takes Hold of Grain Plants

Stem rust disease is a tiny fungus that harms grain plants by feeding on them, living on the plant as it grows and affects yield.

Florida Grapefruit Flowers For Your Table

Fragments describe shaping grapefruit segments into flower centers by loosening membranes and snipping the center. Serving ideas include breakfast with salt or syrup, lunch with olive wedges, mint tops, and pineapple or orange accents, plus strawberry flower centers for garnish.

Florida Finel Trust

Red Bullette Picnic in Sunset Park

Members of the Red Bullette and families enjoyed a picnic and roast in Sunset Park Monday evening. Following the meal the group spent the rest of the evening socializing.

Sunset Park Red Bullette

Chinese Weather Measured by Clothing Says Peasants

Chinese peasants describe the weather by outfits. A warm day is a one suit day and a cool day is a two suit day. Really cold weather calls for a three suit day and up to a ten suit day for below zero temperatures.

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