Mission Society Held Friday at U.P. Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Friday at the church. Devotions were led by Mrs. C. N. McLaughlin and Mrs. Munn led singing. The group prayed for U P work in India and Pakistan and reviewed “The Song of India.” The next meeting is July 1.
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Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
C. N. McLaughlin
Munn
Ellen Lakshm Goreh
India
Bluebird Members Celebrate Birthdays
Bluebird members Linda Lee and Darlene Nelson celebrated their ninth birthdays at a Saturday afternoon meeting at leader Mrs. Homer Godwin’s home. Mary Lou Jones presided as vice president. the girls recited the Bluebird wish and planned embroidery crafts for June 15. Linda shared angel food cake baked by grandmother Mrs. Robert Lowe Jr. and Darlene served froststicks and fudgedile during a birthday song.
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Linda Lee
Darlene Nelson
Homer Godwin
Mary Lou Jones
Linda
Robert Lowe, Jr
Darlene
Sarah Jones
Clarence Lee
Larry
Marsha
Margeret Ann Pratt
Relief Corps Holds Meeting Saturday in Washington
Mrs. R. J. Dawson presided over the I. G. White Woman's Relief Corps No. 45 gathering at the Legion hall with 24 members present. Reports included 20 attendees at Christian church memorial services and 135 to 140 bouquets sent to Lexington cemetery.
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R. J. Dawson
I. G. White Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Washington
The
Christian Church
Laura Lonewell
Lexington
0. E Sisk
Knoxville
Marshalltown
Westerta
Cedar Rapids
West Chester Corps
Washington Corps
Anderson
Liela Williams
W. P. Moriarty
Sisk
C. M. Br
Rudy Schmidt
Albert Wehr
Howard Wagner
Johnson
Whitlow and Farrier Wed in Muscatine Ceremony
Charlotte Marie Whitlow and Leoleland Farrier married at Zion Lutheran church Muscatine in a double ring rite performed by Rev. Hartwig Harms. The bride wore a white ribbed cord suit dress. orchid corsage. married on a farm west of Brighton after a dinner at the bride’s grandparents home.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Muscatine
Charlotte Marie Whitlow
Donald Whit
Washington
Leoleland Farrier
C. M. Farrier
Brighton
Hartwig Harms
Hubert Greibing
Horses fed on roughage forced to drink ice cold water
Report notes horses fed mostly with coarse roughage and forced to drink very cold water become easy targets for soliciting or abuse during transport or in stables. The wording highlights welfare concerns linked to feeding and water temperature.
Community Calendar Flush with Meetings and Socials
Local groups schedule a week of meetings and events. YWCA board at 7:30 p.m. Monday, various clubs gather midweek, Circle No. 11 and WSCS events Thursday, plus several service and social gatherings across town with transportation and potluck details.
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Circle No
WSCS
James Birney
O. BE. S
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Walnut Women's Club
Ed Nelson
Roll Call
Rebekah Club
Fred Stewart
Birthdays Linked North Dakota Names Celebrate June Six
Mrs Elizabeth Casper and Mrs J T Pease marked birthdays alongside twin sister Mrs Terry Marsh of Davenport. June 6 honors Harry G Stipson Wilma Hughes Clifford LeRoy Horak James Lyle Sehulty Vivian Stover Leslie Gene Albehofen 6 Carmen Leigh Bell John William McCartney 5 Dolores Ann Martin 4 Carolyn Ann Jones 4 Dr George Kerr and Mrs John Stewart Mr Clarence Logan and Mrs Joe Vodicka also noted on this day.
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J. T. Pease
Terry Marsh
Davenport
Harry G. Stipson
Wilma Hughes
Clifford LeRoy Horak James Lyle Sehulty
Tor Vivian Stover
Leslie Gene Albehofen
Harper
Carmen Leigh Bell
John William McCartney
Delores Ann Martin
Carolyn Ann Jones
George Kerr
John A. Stewart
Clarence Logan
Joe Vodicka
Mrs Kucera Hosts S and C Club Members
Mrs Edward Kucera entertained the S and C club members at her home Thursday afternoon. Games were played with prizes awarded to Maxine Nicola Mrs Fred Kucera Mrs Robert Nicola and Mrs Ted Gerot. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at Mrs Robert Nicola's home.
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Edward Kucera
S. and C. Club
Maxine Nicola
Fred Kucera
Robert Nicola
Ted Gerot
Campbell Reunion At Campbells Home
Mr and Mrs Herbert Campbell hosted a Campbell family reunion over Memorial Day weekend. Guests included H L Campbell sr and Mrs of Seymour Helen Nall of Seymour RR Bahrer and children of Laramie Wyoming and Ardere H Campbell and family of Mendota Illinois.
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Herbert Campbell
Campbell
H. L Campbell, Sr
Seymour
Helen Nall
RR. D. Bahrer
Laramie, Woo
Ardere H. Campbell
Mendota, Ill
Entertain Guests at Herb Campbell Home
Family and friends gathered Sunday May 29 at Herb Campbell home to entertain house guests. Mrs Helen Nall led refreshments from a table decorated with paper napkins and seasonal flowers. Rosi gnary Jenkins played violin pieces during the evening. Dan Bahrer showed films for the guests.
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Herbert Campbell
Helen Nall
Rosi Gnary Jenkins
Dan Bahrer
New York Agriculture Dominates State Land Use
New York remains largely industrial yet farming plays a major role with 56 percent of land area totaling over 17 million acres used for farms and about 600 000 residents living on farms across the state.
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New York
Pies and pastry tips from Lynn Chambers
Household and E is OS presents pie baking guidance by Lynn Chambers with practical crust methods and two pie crust recipes. It includes Lemon Chiffon Pie and Banana Prune Pie variants, plus colorfully framed meal plans to boost eye appeal and a suggested colorful menu for balanced dining.
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Lynn Chambers
Lemor
Lynn Chambers Menu and Pineapple Pie Recipes
A recipe list from Lynn Chambers describes Baked Chicken in Milk Baked Potatoes Brussels Sprouts Fruit Salad and Yeast Rolls plus Orange Maving Pie Coconut Custard Pie and other desserts with details for meringue fillings and crusts. It notes a federal rule on brand name bread containing honey and milk.
Bird dogs aid conservation by recovering game remains
Bird dogs long recognized as key allies of conservationists help locate and retrieve dead game hidden in brush and grass. This prevents waste and reduces lost kills for hunters and wildlife managers.
J Humphreys Weds James R Austin in Winfield M E Church
In Winfield Methodist church on Friday afternoon a double ring ceremony united Jean Humphreys daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred E Humphreys Wy man and James R Austin son of J R Austin Williamsburg. Rev Roger Crabtree officiated before white gladioli pink peonies and ferns. Brides gown featured a molded silk net yoke lace trim and a seed pearl tiara. Adeline Humphreys served as maid of honor in pink taffeta with purple sweetpeas and pink roses. Best man was Ivan Raack and ushers were Robert Humphreys and Richard Newkirk.
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Adeline Humphreys
Ivan Raack
Homestead
Robert Humphreys
Wyman
Richard Newkirk
Williamsburg
Wedding Dinner Near Wyman Welcomes 51 Guests
The wedding dinner for the couple followed the ceremony at the bride's parents home near Wyman with 51 guests. The bride wore a grey gabardine suit with navys and pink accessories and pink orchids for the bouquet. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside on a farm near Williamsburg.
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Wyman
Williamsburg
Austin
Wyman Consolidated School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Williansburg High School
Bright Autry songs in The Big Sombrero at Fox Theatre
Gene Autry brings eight tuneful numbers to The Big Sombrero shown in Cinecolor at the Fox Theatre in Columbia. The program features The Trail to Mexico and You Belong to My Heart among Latin songs and pioneer tunes for Autry to sing.
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Gene Autry
America
Columbia
Fox Theatre
Autry
Mexico
Clementine
la Golondrina
Old Mexico
Rancho
Spineless Holly Yaupon Thrives Along North Carolina Coast
A robust spineless holly, Yaupon, grows profusely along the North Carolina coast, indicating strong adaptation to local conditions and potential ornamental or ecological value for coastal landscapes.
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North Carolina Coast
Tito says Yugoslavia will resist Macedonia carve up
Iron Curtain threats sweep Yugoslavia after Moscow labels Tito's government anti-Communist and anti-democratic and warns of a new Macedonian state. Tito vows to oppose any redrawing of borders and orders secret police to resist all enemies amid the upheaval.
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Yugoslavia
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Macedonia
Tito
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