Rural Women's Club Hosts Tea for Thirty Former Members
Thirty former Rural Women's club members attended an afternoon tea at the Lloyd Humston home in Washington yesterday. The event featured welcome remarks by Mrs. Will Marie Sr a brief club history by a charter member and a musical program led by Mrs. Mary Shields.
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Rural Women’s Club
Lloyd Humston
Barnett Gregory
Keota
Lloyd Alliman
Wayland
Palmer Holden
Tipton
Sam Bowser
West Chester
Homer Vincent
Wellman
Addie Dodson
Bessie Palmer
Iva Bartholow
Emma Vincent
Val Fuhr
May Carlson
Metta Nelson
Briley
Mary Shields
Ladies Vocal Trio and Music Makers Benefit Program
A afternoon program featured Mrs. W. Marie, Alice Hunter, and Mrs. Lester Luckenbill performing pieces including A Brown Bird Singing Nobody Knows De Trouble Ive Seen Three Little Maids and Anniversary Song. A Marimba Solo Darlene Humston and a String Trio with Mrs. Mary Shields and others performed. Refreshments and a yellow green garden theme followed with several members assisting in serving and cleanup.
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W. Marie, Jr
Alice Hunter
Lester Luckenbill
Wood
Mamas Swift
Elliott Marimba
Darlene Humston
Rrirotir
Cetielaenis Ponce
Brahims
Mary Shields
Alice Kunter
Williams
Garden of Roses
Zamernik
Will Marie
Leo Marie
William Bell
Doyle Jarrard
Claude Rhodebeck
William Marie, Jr
Mrs Alvin Kephart Hosts Nine at Club Meeting
Mrs Alvin Kephart hosted a nine member Hill club gathering at her home with two guests Mrs Al Crone of Weashington and Marilyn Asherman of Crown Point Indiana. Vice president Mrs Russell Goodin led the meeting in president’s absence as roll call featured Household Hints and a paper on How To Enjoy Your Garden Flowers. Refreshments were served by Mrs Crone and Mrs Roy Kephart with small American flags as tray favors.
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Anly Hill
Alvin Kephart
al Crone
Weashington
Marilyn Asherman
Crown Point
Indiana
G. Thompson
Russell Goodin
F. L. Rouse
Garden Department
Roy Kephart
Social Calendar Notices For Local Organizations
Notices list events from Rebekah lodge I O F hall election of officers Mrs Rose Heninger attends. East ern Star home contributions at Boone. W R C meeting at Legion hall. Pythian Sisters and Democrat Women picnic at Sunset Park. Good Will club talk by Mrs Jake Wenger. M D of AL F B M at C hall. W S C S Methodist church executive meeting. Wilma Hughes eight today. Craece Hill Ladies Aid at Community Building.
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Rebekah Lodge
I. O
F. Hall
Grand Lodge
Rose Heninger
Iast
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Boone
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Democrat Women’s Club
Sunset Park
Good Will Club
Jake Wenger
M. D
Methodist Shurch
Wilma Huges
John R. Hughes
Craece Hill Ladies Aid
Birthday Greetings and Anniversary Notices
Happy Birthday to Elizabeth Casper observing her 79th. Joe Vodicka and Clarence Logan mark wedding anniversaries, the latter 18th. Candles count Birthdays for Delores Ann Martin two, John William McCartney three, Leslie Gene Altnehofen four, Carmen Leigh Bell five, Thora Pease and Nora Marsh twins. Other celebrants: Vivian Stover Harry Simpson James Lyle Clifford LeRoy Horak. Maple flavor folklore notes sugar on snow and maple syrup uses.
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Delores Ann Martin
Eugene Martin
John Willian McCartney
David McCartney
Ainsworth
Leslie Gene Altnehofen
Maurice Altnehofen
Harper
Carmen Leigh Bell
Stewart Bell
Vivian Stover
Harry Simpson
James Lyle
Clifford LeRoy Horak
Sugar Maples Sap Yield and Syrup Conversion
Large sugar maples can yield up to 40 gallons of sap in a season. It takes 45 to 50 gallons of sap to produce one gallon of syrup.
Beenblossom West Marriage Announced in Freeport ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Virginia Beenblossom of Washington and Ivan West of Washington. They wed in Freeport Illinois at 6 35 p m on Wednesday June 4 in a United Brethren parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev H J Newall. The bride wore blue with pink carnation corsage and her sister served as bridesmaid. The couple will reside at 312 West Mosley Freeport with relatives Homer and Mrs Moriarty.
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Freeport
Ill
United Bretheren
H. J. Newall
Homer Moriarty
Washington High School
Muscatine
Freeport Ill
West Mosley
John Beenblossom
Hames West
Kraft Tea Room
Cedarville, TU
Eastern Star Chapters Plan Friendship Meeting
The OES Chapter and Ainsworth Chapter arranged a friendship meeting for Wednesday June 18 at their regular gathering. Three candidates were initiated during the meeting.
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Ainsworth
Order of Eastern Star
Order
Jolly Jokers Host 4-H Meeting With Script and Skirt Plans
The Jolly Jokers 4-H club met with Phyllis Coon for seven members. Ruth Foster served as judge to select the best groomed girl, Debby Brennemann winning. Miss Combs led sewing talks and each member planned to start a skirt before the next gathering on June 9 with Kathleen Fisher.
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Phyllis Coon
Ruth Foster Eeting
Debby Brennemann
Miss Combs
Kathleen Fisher
Caldwell Miller Marriage Set for July 6
Mrs Edna Caldwell announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Eien Marie to Everette Dale Miller son of Mr and Mrs Golia Miller. The ceremony will take place at the Christian church on July 6.
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Edna Caldwell
Eien Marie
Everette Dale Miller
Golia Miller
the Christian Church
Linger Longer Club Meets at Foss Home
The Linger Longer club met yesterday afternoon in Mrs. Donald Foss’s home with Mrs. Margaret Keyser as co host. Fifteen members and eight children attended. guests included Mr. Wilford Cook and son. Vice president Mrs. Foss led the meeting. entertainment by Mrs. Howard Hoyle and Mrs. William Chmelar. Refreshments served by Mrs. Harold Humston, Mrs. Don Rinner, and Mrs. William Chmelar. Next meeting with Mrs. Will Shalla and co host Mrs. Walter Neff.
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Linger Longer
Donald Foss
Margaret Keyser
Wilford Cook and Son
Foss
Howard Hoyle
William Chmelar
Harold Humston
Don Rinner
Will Shalla
Walter Neff
P E O Meeting Held At the Bailey Home
Mrs Marsh Bailey hosted P E O chapter 1 yesterday at her home with Mrs Walter Smith Helen Levis and Helen Wilson as hostesses. The program featured a report on the State Convention by President Mrs David Livingst on who attended the Des Moines event in May. A centerpiece with standout columbine drew much comment.
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Marsh Bailey
Walter Smith
Helen Levis
Helen Wilson
David Livingston
Des Moines
Columbine
Delta Alpha Class Meets in Snider Home
The Delta Alpha class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Byron Snider’s home on Thursday with several members present. Mrs. R. H. Hampsher led devotions on “A Nation Mends Its Ways” from the Sunday Advocate, with Kings 22:1-23 and 30 cited. Mrs. Hampsher sang “His Eye Is On The Sparrow,” and Patricia Longwell read “Babies” with a poem “Don’t Say re.” A social hour featured a flag contest and a Bible verse quiz, with refreshments served by Mrs. Tom Davis and committee.
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Delta Alpha
The
Methodist Church
Byron Snider
D. C. Griggs
Lydia Hunting
Fred Wagner
Duane Griggs
Barbara
R. H. Hampsher
Sunday Advocate
Hampsher
Children’s Day Practice at Ainsworth Methodist
Announcements note a children's day practice at Ainsworth Methodist Church on Saturday at two o'clock. The report mentions Miss Wilson pouring.
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Ainsworth Methodist Church
Rinse Milk Glasses Before Soaking
Instructions advise rinsing milk from glasses and utensils with cold water prior to washing in soap suds.
Mrs Owens Hosts HEO Members After Noon Meeting
Eleven members of the H E O club visited the home of Mrs Howell Owens yesterday afternoon. Mrs Gene Martin, president, conducted business with roll call citing favorite moving pictures. Mrs Ed Miller led contests won by Mrs Walter Anderson and Mrs Karl Libe. refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Maurice Libe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Martin
Ed Miller
Walter Anderson
Karl Libe
Maurice Libe
Washington Evening Journal Advertising and Circulation Rates
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles including Shannon as Managing Editor Elder as Business Manager and Cowden as News Editor. Subscription rates are shown for in town and outside Washington Iowa with payments in advance and annual charges.
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the Evening Journal
Washington Lowe
Elder, Shannon & Co
Rm EF. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce ©. Cowden
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Asia
Home Journal
Bates
Martha Manning
Helmans
East Side Square
Legion Hall
Three Quarter Century Club
Elizabeth Casper
Joe Vodicka
Clarence Logan
Thora Pease
Nora Marsh
Tait’s Radio & Appliance
Beenblossom| West
Virginia Maxine Beenblossom
Ivan
Jimmy) West
OES
Jolly Jokers
Caldwell-Miller
P.E.O
Bailey Home
Snider Home
Tom Davis
Miss Wilson
Mrs. Owens
HEO
H. E. O. Club
Howell
Owens
Janzen
Leisure Coats
Dad
Siul Square
Panamas
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Hewitt
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