Bridge Luncheon a Lovely Country Club Event for Women
Ideal summer weather yesterday made the Country club luncheon a standout. Forty women sat at ten tables with rose decor, then seven tables hosted auction and contract bridge while others enjoyed the porch. Prizes went to Mrs. Theodore B. Bailey and Mrs. Walter Bond for golf. Mrs. C. W. Stewart won the auction high score. Mrs. T. R. Phillips took contract.
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Country Club
John Dodd
Theodore B. Bailey
Walter Bond
Bailey
Bond
Cluphouse
C. W. Stewart
T. R. Phillips
Ralph Thompson
A. W. Clow
J. ©. Sexton
Lawrence Wilson
R. &. Warfel
Dan Brindley
Moline
Ill
Francia Skipton
Galesburg
Beth Clow
Helen Alcorn
I. E. Coffey
Fest
Snowball Club Meeting Planned for Wednesday
Mrs Arthur Wiley will present a paper on canning at the Snowball Social club meeting next Wednesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Walter Kyle will oversee the gathering and members should bring pencils and paper to take notes.
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Arthur Wiley
Walter Kyle
West Chester
Nellie Scearcy
Mrs. Arthur Swift Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Arthur Swift formerly Marguerite Reister was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Arthur E Pratt. Bridge at two tables yielded high score to Mrs. Lester Mlick and travel prize to Mrs. Swift. Refreshments followed as gifts were presented.
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Arthur Swift
Marguerite Reister
Arthur E Pratt
Lester Mlick
Swift
Birthdays and anniversaries celebrated by local families
Milford and Marjorie Bond twins celebrate birthday with parents Mr and Mrs Allie Bond of Rubio. Glenn Mace also has a birthday. Marion Stransky and wife observe wedding anniversary. Additional birthdays include Mrs R L Hannah Hedrick, Mrs Lester Milek, Mable Buckley, Mrs Joe Krotz, Mrs Merle Statler, Audrey Hotle, Virginia Moothart, June Sheety Talleyrand, Gwendolyn Cold Coppock, and W McFadden marked birthday today.
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Milford
Marjorie Bond
Allie Bond
Rubio
Marion Stransky
R. L. Hannah
Hedrick
Washington
Lester Milek
Mable Buckley
Joe Krotz
Merle Statler
Audrey Hotle
Virginia Moothart
June Sheety
Talleyrand
Gwendolyn Cold
Coppock
Becomes Bride Mrs Max Raymond in Marshalltown
A bride this week is Mrs Max Raymond formerly Wilma Boyer who married Sunday afternoon at her parents home in Marshalltown. The couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside at the Lemmon apartments. Mrs Raymond is sister of Mrs Frank Hynek, once a Washington resident now in Marshalltown.
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Max Raymond
Wilma Boyer
Ross Boyer
Marshalltown
Lemmon
Raymond
Frank Hynek
Washington
P. E. O. Holds Evening Meeting and Initiation
Chapter 1 P. E. O. gathered at Mrs. Carl J. Roberts home for a business session and initiation. A social evening followed with refreshments provided by the hostess. Thirty nine members attended.
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Carl J. Roberts
Marcella Mincer and Robert Gray Marry in Iowa Parsonage
Marcella Joy Mincer daughter of William and Mrs Mincer of Columbus Junction and Robert Lee Gray of Dawn Missouri wed in a single ring ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage in Columbus Junction. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside on a local farm.
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Columbus Junction
Marcella Joy Mincer
William Mincer
Robert Lee Gray
Dawn
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Bloomquist
van Sant Dorothy Alice Male
Homer van Sant
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Muscatine
L. L. Weis
Weis
Myrta Baker
Lorene Booth Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Lorene Booth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Booth hosted a ninth birthday party for girlfriends on a Wednesday afternoon at Prairie Flower. Guests included Leota Fishburn Laurita Griggs Louise Witthoft Donna and Jean Patterson Helen and Phylis Knupp Mary Ardith Jarrard and Janice Booth. Activities featured games and a birthday tea with ice cream cake wafers and nuts served by Mrs. Booth. A large float birthday cake with a Scotty dog centerpiece echoed the theme.
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Prairie Flower
Lorene Booth
Earl Booth
Leota Fishburn
Laurita Griggs
Louise Witthoft
Donna
Jean Patterson
Helen
Phylis Knupp
Mary
Ardith Jarrard
Janice Booth
Booth
Mrs L Buenneke Hosts Ace Hi Bridge Club
Mrs Leona Buenneke acted as hostess to Ace Hi Bridge club members for two tables. Gladys Evans won the high score and, with Evans, served a one course luncheon. Ethel Trotter presided at the Tuesday Bridge club meeting and won the afternoon honors.
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Ainsworth
Leona Buenneke
Gladys Evans
Ethel Trotter
Co Hostesses Host Afternoon Tea in Wellman
Mrs Lyall Smith and Mrs A L Braden entertained a group of friends at an afternoon tea from 2:30 to 5 on Wednesday in Wellman. Mrs H E Ross presided at the tea table with many attendees listed including Mrs T Ellis Rickey and son Craig of South English and numerous Wellman area residents.
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A. J. Nichols
Edith
Ella Weller
Keith Adams
A. C Gingerich
Ed Gingerich
Ora Gingerich
L. C Miller
E. D. Miller
E N. Foster
Harve Freel
Ed Henn
Lola Coffey
Mrs Sherm Crone Hosts Pythian Sisters Picnic
Mrs Sherm Crone entertained members of the Pythian Sisters Temple at her cottage for a picnic day. A pot luck dinner preceded a short playlet. Fishing and boating kept attendees occupied while Knights of Pythias and wives joined the group for an evening meeting in Wellman.
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Sherm Crone
Pythian Sisters Temple
Crone Cottage
Mrs Ed Shalla Hosts H J Club Meeting
Mrs Ed Shalla hosted the H J club gathering yesterday afternoon with guests Mrs Louis Havel Mrs Will Shalla Mrs Frank Patterson Mrs Ed Preby Mrs Glenn Miller Kate Shalla and Helen Shalla from Moline Ill and several children making twenty present. The group quilted then enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Joe Knol ek's home in two weeks.
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H. J. Club
Louis Havel
Will Shalla
Frank Patterson
Ed Preby
Glenn Miller
Kate Shalla
Helen Shalla
Moline
Ed Shalla
Shalla
Joe Knolek
Fortnightly Club Hosts Family Evening at Riverside Home
The Fortnightly Club gathered at Ray Cummings home southeast of Riverside for a Wednesday evening meeting. A 6 30 supper featured a covered dish and guests included the Alcorn and Smola families and many club members with their children.
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Riverside
Ray Cummings
Glenn Alcorn
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Robert Smola
Alva Bell
H. ©. Borup
Edward Bushek
Bobby John
Hubert EK. Doud
Elmo Knittel
Mary Kathleen
R. I. Marner
Walt Walton
Martin
Evening Vacation Bible School Ends With Public Program
The church closes a two week daily vacation Bible school with a combined children’s day program at 7 30 PM and invites all children and parents. Morning service at 10 45 AM features Dr Arthur Atack on The Standard of Value in the Kingdom of God.
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Arthur Atack
Kern
Bliss Offertory
Dalibiassa
Hosmer
Vacation Bible School and church services at United Presbyterian
The Daily Vacation Bible School runs Sabbath morning from 10 36 to 11 45 with a 9 45 Sunday school and 10 30 morning worship. YP C U youth groups meet 6 30 with special services by D V E S. Evening worship at 7 30 features Church Profit Making Series on Spirituality and Common Sense. Lord's Supper observed June 26. preparatory services June 23 and 26.
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Norman Webster
William M. Nichol, Jr
Vacation Bible School Closes with Evening Program
The church invites families to a Sunday night program closing Our Summer Vacation Bible School. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 am. Crusaders at 6 15 pm Evangelistic service at 7 30 pm Sermon topic Our Father You are welcome Pastor W J Stevens.
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Crusaders
W. J. Stevens
Spiritual Life Theme Leads Sunday Worship at Lutheran Service
Sunday morning services feature 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 Divine worship followed by a 3 30 Lutheran Centennial Service originating from Municipal Auditorium with broadcast on WMT and KSO. The sermon, based on Mark 4 26 29, explores spiritual life and its beginnings and progress. Visitors are welcome. The Vacation Bible School enters its final week with daily sessions 9 12 except Saturday, boasting strong enrollment and dialogs on a new daily lesson.
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Municipal Auditorium
St. Louis
WMT
KSO
Dren
Sunday Worship and Meeting Notice at First Church
The Sunday service begins at 10 a.m. with worship and an 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor W. M. Berry. A church business meeting is scheduled Monday at 8 p.m. and all officers are requested to attend.
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W. M. Berry
Associate Presbyterian Morning and Evening Services
Rev. A. M. Malcolm to lead morning and evening worship at the Associate Presbyterian Church with services announced for the coming week.
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Associate Presbyterian
Rev
A. M. Malcolm
Lesson-Sermon Notes Heal Public Invitation at South Iowa
Services will be held at the edifice on South Iowa Avenue at 11 o'clock Sunday morning with public attendance invited. The all Churches of Christ, Scientist, will discuss Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force on Sunday June 19. The Golden Text is Psalms 124 8 Our help is in the name of the Lord who made heaven and earth. The lesson features biblical quotations and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy including Hebrews 11 3 and a statement on the spiritual theory of the universe.
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Heaven
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
Presbyterian Bible School and Worship Services Schedule
Supt John Applegate leads a Presbyterian Bible school at 9 30 a m With worship services at 9 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sermon topics Morning When Words Fail Evening Self Denial Daily Vacation Bible School runs through the week at 9 o clock with music including organ works and solos by Turner Van de Water Lemare Martindale and others F W Eastwood is pastor
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Bible School
John Applegate
Borowski
Ashford Organ Offertory
Turner
Fathers Day Service Attracts Congregation And Guests
A local church invites all fathers and their families for a full day of worship and festivities. The program includes Bible school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon He Was a Good Man. Evening activities featureJunior and Senior BYPUs and a sunset service with Open Gates With Signs of Welcome.
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C. W. Long
Jubilee Program by A M E talent at Shorter Chapel
A jubilee program will be given by local talent of A M E Shorter Chapel featuring Negro spirituals and readings of Paul Laurence Dunbar. Mrs Julia Smith of Davenport a leading evangelist of the Northwestern conference will direct the chorus. The date is June 24 at 8 p m.
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A. M. BE. Shorter Chapel
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Julia Smith
Davenport
Northwestern Conference
Baptist Vacation Bible School Attendance Grows
Rev I Fred Mund reports daily increases in attendance at the Baptist church vacation Bible school with figures 75, 76, 79 and 84 for the first four days. He invites any unregistered children to enroll on Monday for the final week and notes plans for closing exercises to be announced later.
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The
Baptist Church
I. Fredmund
Baptist School
Broadcast Talk by President at Lutheran Meeting
Dr. Behnken, president of the Lutheran Synod, will deliver a talk broadcast coast to coast to Lutheran clergy educators and lay leaders gathered in St. Louis for a centennial observance. The 3:30 to 4 p.m. address from the Municipal Auditorium will be part of a 10 day program marking Lutheran history with a 1000 voice jubilee chorus. Stations listed include WMT Cedar Rapids and KSO Des Moines.
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ST. Louis
aA _ specal
Joan W. Belhken
Lutheran Synod of Missouri
United States
Canada
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Perry County
Missouri
Concordia Seminary
Behnken
UN Mass
St Paul’s Evangelical Service in Washington Morning
Sunday worship at 9 30 a m at St Paul’s Evangelical in Washington with morning service and Sunday school at 10 30 a m Carl W Klein mentioned in the notice.
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St. Paul's
Washington
Young people head to Fairfield for weeklong conference
The Church of Christ reports that several youths from its congregation and Pleasant Hill will attend the Young People's Conference in Fairfield for one week. Vacation Bible School concludes with strong enrollment and regular attendance. Sunday services include Bible school at 9 45, communion at 10 45, and evening worship at 7 30 with no Christian Endeavor meeting.
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Pleasant Hill
Fairfield
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
C. A. Nicholson
Country Churches Sabbath Schedule at Ainsworth U P
Sabbath school begins at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service scheduled for 8:00 p.m. Rev. J J Dick from Little York Illinois to preach this Sabbath.
Father's Day Service in Bath Observed with Basket Dinner
Pulpit committee led by Max White announces Father’s Day observance on Sunday with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program. Rev. John Bollinski of Sigourney delivers the address after a 9:45 worship and communion, Bible school at 10:45, and 2:00 service. Howard Benn and Vernon H. Carter organize.
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Ather
John Bollinski
Sigourney
Bollinski
Howard Benn
Vernon H. Carter
Federated Church West Chester Bible School and Services
Bible school at 10 a.m. Morning worship and sermon. Union service at 8 p.m. in the M. E. church led by Pastor J. B. Pollock.
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Federated Church West Chester Bible School
M. E. Church
J. B. Pollock
Prairie Flower Baptist Sermon Times
Prairie Flower Baptist Church announces Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Gospel service at 11:00 a.m. Community Bible class at 7:20 p.m. All are welcome to these services led by Minister C. E. Strong.
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Prairie Flower Baptist Bible School
St Pauls Evangelical Sunday Schedule
Valley Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 21:15. Illustrated address on India at 8:00 p.m. Carl W. Klein, pastor.
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ST. Pauls
India
Carl W. Klein
Crawfordsville Churches Plan Sunday Activities
Sunday school at 19 EB. L. Conry. morning service at 11 with the pastor’s sermon. Christian Endeavor at 6 20 p m. Place to be announced. Union service in the Methodist church led by N. F. Chapman, Pastor.
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EB. L. Conry
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
N. F. Chapman
Sunday Church Schedule Delivers Sermon and Classes
Sabbath school led by Mrs Ida Wooley then morning worship with a sermon on Temptation. Evening program features Jobs in a Changing World led by Ruth Barnes. Union service hosted at the Methodist church with N G Webster as pastor.
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United Presbyterian
Ida Wooley
Ruth Barnes
Methodist Church
N. G. Webster
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schedule and Services
The notice lists Sunday activities at 10 for Methodist Episcopal services with J. W Rich in September. Morning service at 11 oclock. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Union service at 7 3 p m. No mid week prayer meeting. EK E Voss, Pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. W Rich
Epworth League
EK. E. Voss
Coin Collectors to Form Iowa Chapter
Iowa City residents will form a state chapter of the American Numismatic Association at a meeting in Iowa City on June 18. J. Henri Ripatra is listed as a participant in the notice.
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Coin Collectors
Iowa
Iowa City
The
American Numismatic Association
J. Henri Ripatra
Excessive Rain Wrecks Crops and Hails Drought Damage
Xenia reports heavy rain Tuesday night washing out corn and soybeans along creeks and hillsides. Alfalfa hay remains poor quality after repeated rains. electrical storms knocked out lines and transformers with hours of outage. Official rainfall tallies vary. a 2% inch figure is cited as unofficial. Florence Baird returns from Waterloo for summer at parental home. Rees family reunion noted in Columbus Junction park. Local notes mention whooping cough, corn plowing, and birthday party attendance.
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Xenia
Florence Baird
Waterloo
George Baird
Herman Wagenknecht
Rees
Columbus Junction
Locals at Nira by Mrs J B Hanley
NIRA June 16 residents note Eleanor Maas letters admired by many readers. Sylvia Furman Ferguson dies in Iowa City after a long list of friends mourn her loss. Mart Chandler’s niece visits. Kanes sells many strawberries despite a poor crop elsewhere.
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J. B. Hanley
Nira
Eleanor Maas
Sylvia Furman Ferguson
Iowa City
Sylvia
Mart Chandler
Kanes
National organ leader to speak at Davenport event
The president of the national organization will deliver remarks at a Davenport meeting. An auction of American coins and bills is also scheduled with B. J. Simon of Davenport, secretary of the Quad City Coin Club, acting as auctioneer.
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National Organization
B. J. Simon
Davenport
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