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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1935

Page

3

U P Convention at Morning Sun Set for Tomorrow

United Presbyterian women from Washington will attend Keokuk presbytery Women’s Missionary society meeting in Morning Sun. The 42nd annual convention features a theme Christ in the Home Our Hope and a program of devotionals, reports, junior presentations, musical readings, and talks by S C Picken on India mission. A twenty cent noon lunch is served.

United Presbyterian Washington Keokuk Morning Sun Guy Wiley India S. C. Picken

Newlywed Caviness Honored by U P Young People

The United Presbyterian Sabbath school Young Married People class hosted Roy and Mrs Caviness with a Sunset Park picnic. They visited the DeLong home, viewed wedding gifts, then spent the rest of the evening at the Stewarts. Mrs Luckenbill of Rock Island attended. About 14 guests participated.

Roy Caviness United Presbyterian Sabbath School Sunset Park M. C. DeLong Caviness Richard Stewart Lester Luckenbill Rock Island Dorothy Masson

Dessert Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Clarice Meek

Miss Clarice Meek hosts a dessert bridge party this evening with four tables in play for the event.

Afternoon Session Opens with Devotions on Children and Home

Mrs. J. C. Rhea of Crawfordsville begins the afternoon session with devotions on the subject Children and the Home. Music precedes the pageant The House Beautiful. Rev Mr. Picken delivers the address followed by an offering, committee reports and introduction of new officers.

J. C. Rhea Crawfordsville Picken

Samson card table touted as world’s champion

Promoters claim the Samson is a world's champion in card tables. In window display it is shown as sturdy as an oak dining table and able to withstand standing jumps. It resists burn marks and ring stains from cups, remains beautiful and durable for years.

Samson

Social calendar highlights club events this week

Weeklong listings show meetings and social gatherings across groups. Rainbow girls at 7:30 p m at Masonic temple. garden club picnic at Mrs J N Erwin's Brighton. Loyal Sisterhood 2:30 p m at M E church. various clubs meet daily with ice cream socials, luncheons, and pot luck dinners at community venues and homes.

Rainbow Masonic Temple J. N. Erwin Brighton Loyal Sisterhood M. E E. O. W. Club L. Carbaugh

Social features of Methodist unit meetings reported

Social and business notes from Methodist unit meetings across units 1 through 10. Luncheons at Sunset Park, devotions led by various leaders, and gatherings including a flag contest, picnic lunches, and planned ice cream socials. Several meetings reported attendance, hostess duties, and September start dates.

Unit 1 Sunset Park T. J. Berdo

WRC Plans Social and Memorial At G A R Hall

West Chester W R C plans a 2 30 p m social next Wednesday June 19 sponsored by Third Ward at the G A R hall courthouse The June 29 memorial service for deceased W R C members will also be at the same hall and graves will be decorated afterward Report from the state W R C convention in Waterloo notes parade and remarks by Mrs Steele and others with members returning from Waterloo and West Chester notes on relief work and attendance by Washington Riverside and Ainsworth units

Ww. R. C Third Ward Earle Steele Journal West Chester G. A. R. Hall Floyd Banks Ernest Salladay Washington Waterloo Woman's Relief Corps W. RE. C Sadie Dusenberry Lucille Coon Ainsworth Www. R. C

Largest Viking Ship Record Length

The largest Viking ship on record measured 144 feet in length marking a remarkable ancient seafaring achievement.

Wedding Invitation Issued at Church

In a Methodist church bulletin Dr and Mrs F C Witzigman announce their daughter Winifred's wedding to Mr Ralph Whannel in the church on Wednesday June 26 at eight o'clock in the evening. A reception will follow in the church social hall.

F. C. Witzigman Methodist Church Winifred Ralph Whannel

Dinner Party for Miss Witzigman at Washington Country Club

Miss Winifred Witzigman, bride to be, was guest of honor at a Washington country club gathering Saturday afternoon hosted by Miss Helen Jungbluth and Miss Helen Alcorn. Wolf and bridge games and a dinner for 11 guests followed a decorated table with a large cake and miniature bride symbols. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Frederick Witzieman of Iowa City, Miss Kay Mishach of Fairmont, Minn., and Miss Jean Christ of Burlington.

Winifred Witzigman Washington Country Club Helen Jungbluth Helen Alcorn Frederick Witzieman Iowa City Kay Mishach Fairmont Minn Jean Christ Burlington

Calendar Tea at Ainsworth Highlights Month tied Tables

Ainsworth June 15 calendar tea at the Methodist church parlor featured month based table settings with ribbons awarded for June and March. January table won most clever, April second, August and September tied for third, with elaborate centerpieces and readings. A rose show and musical program accompanied the event.

Ainsworth Methodist Church

Tea for Chicagoans Draws Sixty Five Guests on Flag Day

About 65 guests were entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard L. McCleery. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Droz and Mrs. Berdo hosted a tea honoring Miss Elizabeth Bell and Miss Alma Brindley of Chicago. Patriotic decor featured red and blue punch bowls, white daisies and candles, iris and roses. Out of town guests included Mrs. Errett of Kewanee, Mrs. Warren of Harper, Mrs. Laffer of Fort Dodge and Mrs. Dougherty recently back from Florida.

Howardl. McCleery McCleery Frank Miller R. J. Patterson A. Keith Droz Henry Berdo Elizabeth Bell Alma Brindley Chicago Bather Hay Ellen Morrison Florence Laffer Ft. Dodge A. W. Errett Kewanee Ill Ed Warren Harper Glen Laffer Belle Dougherty Florida

Prairie Flower Mission installs officers at church

Prairie Flower Mission circle held a Thursday installation at the church the first meeting there since November. Mrs. Mary Phillips presided and installation by Kev, CB Strong. New officers: President Mrs. W. D. Booth, Vice President Mrs. Nona Reeves, Secretary Miss Martha Thrasher, Treasurer Mrs. Nina Smith. Twenty eight members attended with guests from Kalona and Detroit.

Prairie Flower Mission Circle Mary Phillips Val Fuhr Strong Phillips Kev, CB. Strong W. Db. Booth Nona Reeves Martha Thrasher Nina Smith Rittenhouse Smith Reif Kalona The Baptist Association Teets Wiley Mansfield Ludwig Detroit Hazel Crull Gerald Teets Everett Teets Wade John Shebeck Howell Mildred Shebeck Paul Leeper Gladys Mouser O. K. Scott J. P. Rittenhouse

Mrs Morrison Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs Leland Morrison entertained the Saturday night bridge club with guest Mrs Anna Keck Keene. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Leland Morrison Anna Keck Keene

Missionary Meeting Planned at Chester

Clara Henderson Women's Home Missionary Society at West Chester plans a Friday meeting with Miss Mollie Tierney in charge of devotions. Mrs Ida V Hough presides over devotions and Mrs Pauline Stewart leads the program.

Clara Henderson

Birthday greetings for Rev. Wm. Matthews and locals

Rev. Wm. Matthews of the Three-Quarter Century club marks a birthday today and eyes a party June 28 at the Washington country club. Milford Bond and Marjory Bond Watson share the day as twins of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Bond. Other locals having birthdays include Gwendolyn Dold, June Sheetz, Glenn Mace, Mable Buckley, Lester Mack, Mrs. R. L. Hannah, Audrey Hotle, and Mrs. Merle Statler.

Wm. Matthews Washington Country Club Mr. Matthews Pennsylvania Arkansas Ainsworth Washington Rubio Milford Bond Marjory (Bond) Watson Mrs Allie Bond Glenn Mace Mable Buckley Lester Mack R. L. Hannah Audrey Hotle

Rees Family Holds Thirteenth Reunion in Welsh Neighborhood

The thirteenth annual Rees family reunion was held Wednesday in the Welsh neighborhood at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Rees. About sixty four attended, twenty four were absent, with Hd Evans and Miss Eleanor Griffith visiting. A noon dinner, social time, ball for the men, and a children’s program followed by a brief business meeting. Ice cream and cake concluded the day.

Rees Henry L. Rees Hd Evans Eleanor Griffith

Just Us club meets with Mrs J E Gardner Wednesday

Announcements show the Just Us club gathering with Mrs J E Gardner on Wednesday afternoon at a specified time. The Presbyterian Cottage prayer meeting is at Mrs Ivan Rehmel's home 605 South Marion Avenue on Wednesday morning. The Methodist unit 9 postpones the planned ice cream social with no new date set.

J. E. Gardner Presbyterian Cottage Ivan Rehmel South Marion Ave Methodist Unit 9

Christian church supper fundraiser serves night hours

The Christian church hosts a supper fundraiser tonight from 5 30 to 7 00 at 106ts with proceeds supporting church programs and community outreach.

Christian Church

Public Speaking Device Installed at Midway Sale Pavilion

Public speaking device installed at the Midway sale pavilion in Columbus Junction. Keokuk presbytery meeting held Friday at Crawfordsville. Various local visits, a kittenball tournament set for July 4 with prize payouts. Families and clergy noted with several local names and places.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Midway Sale Pavilion F. BE Prior Columbus City Anna Duncan Lester Kemp Washington Independent School Concord Township Hireh Buffington Winfield H. M. Gilkey West Middlesex RK. J. Gilkey William Gilkey Lyle Maxwell Crawfordaville Fred Kern Chicago J. R. Smith Frank George Kern Philathea Presbyterian Sunday School Louis Votroubek Lewis Pugh KE. C. Gentgler Virginia Gentgler G. B. Holmes Rock Island Martha Grace Butler Nancy van Zandt Wilton van Zendt M. W. Klotz

Mae West Returns in Goin to Town at State Theatre

Mae West headlines the Modern Western comedy Goin to Town opening at the State theatre. Her updated costumes and sharp humor anchor a brisk, contemporary Western tale set from a mining town to Southampton with a well‑chosen supporting cast led by Cavanagh Ivan Lebedeff Tito Coral Fred Kohler Sr and Grant Withers.

Mae West Paramounts State Theater Hemisphere Southhampton Miss West Cavanagh Ivan Lebedeff Tito Coral Fred Kohler Grant Withers

Salivary Glands and Ptyalin Aid Digestive Process

Saliva is a clear tasteless odorless slightly alkaline fluid from the three pairs of salivary and oral mucous glands. It aids starch digestion into maltose with the ptyalin enzyme facilitating the process.

New Orleans Elevation Ranges From 5 Feet Above to 1 Foot Below Sea Level

The article notes New Orleans highest point reaches five feet above sea level while the lowest point drops one foot below sea level. This establishes a notable vertical span within the city’s topography.

New Orleans

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