Circles of Methodist Woman's Society Meet Here
Six members of Circle No. 1 met with Mrs. E. E. Stutsman for a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday. Mrs. Laura Longwell presided in the absence of the leader. The meeting opened with prayer and reports were given including the executive board note. Guest day tea planned for June 20 with Mrs. Paul Shearer as speaker. Twenty sick calls reported. devotions by Mrs. E. S. Hebner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
E. E. Stutsman
Laura Longwell
Walter Messer
Stutsman
Paul Shearer
E. S. Hebner
Homer Jarrard
Circle 2 Announces Committee Chairmen
Circle No 2 met at Mrs Artemas Brown's home for a cooperative luncheon. Mrs George Johnson presided in Mrs Harold Kloppenstein’s absence. Twelve members attended with twenty one sick calls reported. Chairmen named by Mrs Kloppenstein include Earl Burroughs status of women Gena Miller membership Fr K Mauthe sunshine and memorial Joe McGraw supplies C B Reed telephone Elizabeth Klein spiritual life. Subscriptions for the Meeting House were taken and pledge cards distributed. The program by Mrs Frank Longwell from the Reader's Digest discussed What Makes Church Successful by Rog a Riis. Meeting adjourned until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Artemas Brown
George Johnson
Harold Klopfenstein
Johnson
WSCS
Everette Smith
Klopfenstein
Earl Burroughs
Gena Miller
Fr. K. Mauthe
Sunshine
Rogm Riis
Circle 5 Luncheon at Mrs Carl Jarrard Home
Circle No. 5 met at the home of Mrs Carl Jarrard for a cooperative luncheon. Devotions from the Methodist Woman opened the meeting. Ten members made pledges for the coming year. Mrs P L Better spoke on missionary education. Thirty three sick calls were reported.
Circle No. 4 Welcomes New Member at Meet
Circle No. 4 met at Mrs. Forest Lance home on Friday. Mrs. Clyde Dawson opened with devotions and Ida Cavender taught the Acts study. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. I. L. Brookhart was welcomed as a new member. The year’s program was set. Mrs. Ben Bruns led a closing prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Justus Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Forest Lance
Clyde Dawson
Ida Cavender
I. L. Brookhart
Ben Bruns
Justus Peterson
Circle No.5 Luncheon Held at Sunset Park
Circle No.5 hosted a 12:30 cooperative luncheon at Sunset Park yesterday with Mrs. M. O. Huston Mrs. Hal Richards and Amanda Schulty on the committee in charge. Fourteen people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No.5
Sunset
Circle No. 5
Sunset Park
M. O. Huston
Hal Richards
Amanda Schulty
Circle 6 Luncheon At Church Delivers New Officers
No. 6 met at the church yesterday for a cooperative luncheon with ten members present. Officers for the new year include Mrs. Wayne Robison as leader, Mrs. Albert Stanley as assistant leader, and Mrs. Paul Shearer as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
Wayne Robison
Albert Stanley
Teader
Paul Shearer
V. Crull
Wogan Ahrens
W. S. Kyle
T. C. Davis
Sam Sigatoose
Charles Kennedy
M. E. DeLashmutt
Emma Barnett
Stanley
Irvan’ Rich
Shearer
Davis
Mrs Holt Hosts WSCS Circle No 7 Meeting
Circle No. 7 met in the afternoon at Mrs. Ben Holt with Mrs. Cloyce Crone as co host. Eight members and one guest Mrs. W Palmer attended. Ed Squire led prayer and reported on the executive committee. New officers named for the coming year include Squire president Cruise vice president Don Holmes secretary Raymond Crone treasurer Joe Kirkpatrick status of women and membership Neiswanger spiritual life Floyd Sturgis missionary report Nettie Miller supply chairman Holmes and Clark Wagner workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 7
Ben Holt
Cloyce Crone
W. Palmer
Ed Squire
Lloyd Neiswanger
Lyle Wilson
Squire
Cruise
Don Holmes
Raymond Crone
Joe Kirkpatrick
Neiswanger
Floyd Sturgis
Missionary Report
Nettie Miller
Holmes
Clark Wagner
Mrs Mangold Hosts Circle No 8 In Club Meeting
Mrs Harold Mangold hosted Circle No 8 with 12 members. Mrs T A Flenner led the business meeting and pledges were made for next year. Mrs Walter Jarrard stood in for Mrs Marion Augustine as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mangold
Circle 8
T. A. Flenner
Walter Jarrard
Marion Augustine
Lida Hunting
Fred Wagner
Hunting
Jarrard
Status of
Ralph Shan
Circle 9 Adds Names To Roll on Friday
Circle 9 held a cooperative luncheon hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Mills with twelve members and one guest Mrs. Don Maxwell. Two new members joined, Mrs. Grace Gyer and Mrs. Harold Gray, as Mrs. H. M. Dodder led the meeting appointing chairmen for spiritual life supply status of women and membership. The program featured a paper by Mrs. Dupuis titled World Citizenship and Mrs. Maxwell reported on the WSCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 9
Gilbert Mills
Don Maxwell
Grace Gyer
Harold Gray
H. M. Dodder
Bickel
Hyde
Duupuis
Neff
Miller
Circle No 12 Potluck Supper Held at Church
Circle No 12 moved its potluck due to stormy weather from the park to the church basement. Thirteen members and one guest Mrs Lloyd Turnipseed Jr attended. Mrs Robert Wea led a short business meeting and Alice Hunter conducted the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 12
Lloyd Turnipseed Jr
Robert Wea
Alice Hunter
Nina Bowers Circle Meeting Honors Mrs Dodd
The Nina Bowers Circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs John Dodd Friday afternoon. Twelve members and four guests attended, including Mrs George Maull of Mason City and Mrs Hazel Hofer of Seattle plus Nan cy and Susan Vinton. Sixteen sick calls were reported and Mrs Alice Richardson led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Bowers
the Baptist Church
John Dodd
George Maull
Mason City
Hazel Hofer
Seattle, Wash
Nancy
Susan Vinton
Floyd Murdock
Alice Richardson
A. J. Votruba
Earl Longfellow
Flossie Sherbeck
Keota
U S infantry repels Chinese attack near Chorwon
American forces of the Oklahoma 45th Division beat back a Chinese assault on hills west of Chorwon. A battalion of Reds attacked the Thunderbirds with artillery and tanks, with fighting lasting over two hours before Allied gunfire drove them off and chased them back to their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skual
Nkorea
Oklahoma
Chorwon
Thunderbirds
Hamilton Hart Vows Spoken Here Friday in Brighton
Henry J. Hamilton and Marily Louise Hart of Brighton wed Friday evening June 13 in the Presbyterian manse with Dr. W J Grossheim officiating. The bride is the daughter of Seth and Martha Hart. witnesses were Seth Hart and Martha Miller. Hamilton serves at Fort Riley, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hamilton
Marily Louise Hart
Brighton
W. J. Grossheim
Seth Wesley Hart
Ralph Hamilton
Seth Hart
Martha Miller
Hamilton
Fort Riley
Kansas
Mrs Bagge Hosts Morning Honoring Miss Blattner
Marie Blattner was guest of honor at an 8:30 AM coffee hosted by Mrs. Foster Bagge. Past Matrons Club members attended with lavender and yellow decor. Mrs. Don Orr poured. other helpers included Sybil Bagge, Wanda and Eva Blattner, and Virginia Dare. A musical playlet by four young ladies depicted Marie and Dick's lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Blattner
Foster Bagge
Don Orr
Sybil Bagee
Wanda
Eva Blattner
Virginia Dare
George Dare
Marie
Mrs Everette Roberts Hosts Friendly Families Club
Mrs Everette Roberts entertained nine members at the Friendly Families club. Roll call noted an amusing incident. After the business meeting pencil and paper games provided entertainment. Mrs Carl Greiner and Mrs Duane White helped serve retreatments. Mrs George Stout will hold the next meeting on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Roberts
Friendly Families Club
Carl Greiner
Duane White
George Stout
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Week
Carris family reunion and anniversary celebration at Keota park with an open house for Scott Wilcox. Rainbow Girls and Masonic groups meet. Booster club luncheon. Circle 4 Women’s Service Guild at Presbyterian church. Pythian Sisters at K hall. VEW groups host gatherings and skits. Logan Heilman home event. Women’s Golf and Bridge all day. Guest day for out of town clubs and luncheons. various prayer services and clubs meet the week including Sunshine Community and New Haven Ladies Aid. roll calls on wedding day attire and farm city preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carris
Keota Park
Te Dopoom
Scott Wilcox
City
Don Stout
Women's Service Guild Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
P.m. K
Po. m. Vew
Noble Grand Circle
Helen Heilman
Logan Heilman
Women's Golf and Bridge Association
Charles Schiebel
Sunshine Community Club
Louis Koehler
New Haven
Ladies Aid
Lee Sanders
Trinity Lutheran Aid Welcomes Mrs Diekman
Nine members of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and one guest, Mrs Aug C Diekman, gathered at Eva Bauers home. Rev O H Moll led devotions on How Jesus Dealt with The Individual with scripture. Mrs O L Verners reported on the Davenport LWMS convention. A Sunday school picnic at Sunset Park was planned for June 20 with each family bringing a basket. Lunch was served by Miss Bauer and Mrs Glen Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Aug C. Diekman
Eva Bauer
O. H. Moll
Jesus
O. L. Verners
LWMS
Davenport
Sunset Park
Miss Bauer
Glen Yoder
So and Sew Club Plans Ice Cream Supper
The So and Sew club met with Mrs. Lyall Moore on June 12 with 11 members and several children present. Guests included Mrs. Karlis Ezerins and daughters Benita and Fern Cary. Plans were made for an ice cream supper at the Lyall Moore home on July 7, and the next meeting will be with Marco Ladehoff on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Moore
Karlis Ezerins
Benita
Fern Cary
Patricia Dusenbery
Duvall
Moore
Leonard Bomber
Marco Ladehoff
Callio Thrapp
Mrs Rolland Hosts Fern Rold Circle Meeting
Seven members of the Fern Rold Circle and two children met at Mrs. Henry Rolland’s home Friday afternoon. Bible verse prayer was read, Devo tions led by Mrs. J A Cochran Sr, and a program on Universal Declaration of Human Rights followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peon Rold
Henry Rolland
J. A Cochran Sr
Stella Genkinger
Rolland
John Kurtz
Joe Cochran
Russell Winter
Arthur L. Brownlee
Oscar Burham
Learn-to-Swim Week At Y and Bible School Pool Notes
The YW desk reports 79 percent of girls enrolled in Learn-to-Swim Week with a Saturday parents’ show. Bible school attendees used the pool this week with 52 registered yesterday as heat drives Washingtonians to the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Bible School
Union Vacation Bible Schoo
Charlotte Barll
157-M
Shirley Dunbar
Donna Christner
Virginia Johnson
Margaret Stewart
Mary Wacc
Seven Guests of Friendship Club Attend Meeting
Nineteen members of the Friendship club gathered Friday afternoon with Grace Shaw. Guests included Mrs. George Sands and daughter Carol of Carroll Iowa, Mrs. Stella Morrison and daughter Janie, Mrs. Keith Wy koff, Mrs. James Brooks and Ella Gordon. Mrs. Maurice Alvine led the meeting as roll call drew replies to radio commercials. Myrtle Pearson and Ruth Gideon organized entertainment guessing games, assisted by Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Peiffer and Mrs. Alvin Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Grace Shaw
George Sands
Carol
Carroll
Iowa
Stella Morrison
Janie
Keith Wykoff
James Brooks
Ella Gordon
Maurice Alvine
Myrtle Pearson
Ruth Gideon
Pythian Sisters Plan Ice Cream Social in West Chester
The West Chester Pythian Sisters met to vote on an ice cream social at West Chester on July 1. A Flag Day program followed with readings and performances by members including Mrs. Don Darbyshire, Mrs. Elmer Hayes, and Mrs. Leonard Brinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
West Chester
Don Darbyshire
Elmer Hayes
Betsy Ross
Leonard Brinning
Nelson Woodford
John Hough
Earl Hobbs
Home Art Club Meets With Mrs Will Reif
The Home Art club met Friday at the home of Mrs Will Reif of West Chester. With Mrs Tina Holt absent the meeting opened under vice president Mrs Roy Bauer. Karen Lance of Washington attended as a guest. The group enjoyed a social hour under a shade tree in the Reif yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Art Club
Will Reif
West Chester
Tina Holt
Roy Bauer
C. C. Niffeneggeer
Karen Lance
Washington
Reif Yard
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Methodist Woman's Society
Mrs. Stutsman
Circle
Wylie Anderson
Huston
Daryl Tucker
Joe Lang
Lyle Wilcox
DeLashmutt
Edward
Wilcox
Homer Brinning
Ezra Smith
Fred Downing
Phil Weldin
Sam Turkington
Roy Humble
Earl Loveless
John Rittenhouse
Will Harwood
Rittenhouse
Circle 2
Circle 3
C. Jarrard
Carl Jarrard
Neal Burton
San Francisco
Airs
Edgar Porter
S. N. Sorrell
Spiritual Life
C. W. Shaffer
Status of Women
L. M. Eicher
Missionary Education
L. L. Loveless
Cards
P. L. Better
General Society
Etter
Wesley
Circle No. 4
Mrs. Holt
Mrs. Mangold
Wolf Floral Co
U. S. Infantry
Hamilton-Hart
Mrs. Bagge
Miss Blattner
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Knights of Pythias
Spom
Southeast Corner Square
Trinity Lutheran Aid
Mrs. Rolland
Fern Rold Circle
Iknroll
Mr. Hill
Sorden Music Co
Paul R. Horak
Carson
Friendship Club Group
Morrison
Brooks
Peiffer
Alvin Shaw
L. T. Fullerton & Son
Rine
Olez
Lagnory
Mercerizeg Cotto
Klein Klothing ‘Ko
South Side Square
WC Pythian Sisters
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