Mission Society Meets at Church
The United Presbyterian church evening division of the Women’s Missionary Society met in the church parlor. Devotions led by Mes Nora Ebner used Children of the Church with the theme Key Humility from the missionary magazine and Mark 10 15. Luia Kyle conducted the prayer cycle, followed by a temperance program led by Mrs Tillie Caldwell. Members closed by reciting the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Mes
Nora Ebner
Missionary Magazine
Luia Kyle
Tillie Caldwell
Rell
W. W Caldwell
Navajo Club Elects Officers at Sunset Park Luncheon
The Navajo club held its last meeting of the year yesterday in Sunset Park at 1 90 o'clock with fifteen members and two guests present. Officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs A W Yard president, Mrs E R Hammer vice president, and Mrs Fred Mauthe secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo Club
Sunset Park
C. J. Seymour
Summit
N. J
Justus Peterson
Princeton
Ill
A. W. Yard
E. R. Hammer
Fred Mauthe
Social Calendar Listings for Church Groups and clubs
A social calendar lists events and meetings for D.A.W. picnic at Sunset park, country club family night, O.E.S. pinochle and breakfast at Masonic temple, United Presbyterian Ladies Aid birthday breakfast, Baptist Women's Missionary luncheon, Women’s Council at church, Presbyterians and Lydia groups meetings, and a Friendly Bible class gathering at the Oscar Burham home. Families invited, bring table service and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.W
Sunset Park
Legion Hall
Country Club
Masonic Temple
United Presbyterian ‘Ladies Aid Society
R. H. McCleery
Oscar Lane
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Ben Coppock
George Genkinger
Starr
Women’s Council of Christian Church
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Harry McCall
T. A Michels
Lydia Juzeler
Fred Reid
B. Briley
Friendly Bible Class
the Baptist Church
Oscar Burham
Breeding Efficiency Tip for Bull Foot Care
For better breeding efficiency, ensure the bull's feet are trimmed regularly to maintain soundness and mobility, reducing lameness and improving reproductive performance.
Birthday notices and anniversaries announced
Mrs. Howard Gardner marks 77 years near Wellman. Twins Arnold Everette and Allan Thompson turn two. Dr. Victor Westphal and his wife in Vinton celebrate 11th wedding anniversary. Ronald Bryan Rees has his third birthday and Richard Teel his fifth. Congratulators include Mrs. R. S. Young Mrs. C. W. Eden Burl Pringle Mrs. L. R. Bake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Everette
Allan Maurice Thompson
Clyde Thompson
Victor Westphal
Vinton
Ronald Bryan Rees
Thomas Rees
Richard Teel
Ray Teel
R. S. Young
C. W. Eden
Burl Pringle
Thornburg
L. R. Bake
William Putman
Benny Houseal
Edna Pauline Watson
First English-Style Noble Given to Indian Chief in America
Wanchese, chief of a North Carolina tribe, was named Lord of Manteo after accompanying Raleigh's colonists to England, marking the first English title of nobility bestowed in America.
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America
Wanchese
North Carolina
Lord of
Manteo
England
Raleigh
Paper insulator warns against storing food wrapped in fridge
Officials advise not to store food wrapped in paper in the refrigerator as the paper acts as insulation and slows cooling. The guidance emphasizes safe food handling and proper storage to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.
Grace Hill Society Discusses Clothing Distribution and Plans
Grace Hill Ladies Aid met at the Community building with 12 members. Devotions used Proverbs chapter 3, followed by a poem Bethany. Letters from Holland thanked the group for clothing. shoes shared locally. Next Tuesday they plan a church cleanup and a short Group No 2 meeting. Regular meeting in two weeks at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
May Waterhouse
Bethany
Hol Libe
Lyle Hayes
Nelson Woodford
Society
Holland
Women of Country Club Dine After Afternoon Activities
Thirty five women and their husbands gathered at the Country Club yesterday afternoon. Golf yielded Mrs. William Shannon and Ray Whitehead with the low score. bridge followed at two tables, then a 6 50 dinner. Committee included Mrs. Darrell Ross chair, Mrs. Phil Weldin, Mrs. Frank Crone. No ladies gross night next week due to Independence Day observance. July 10 meeting led by Mrs. Mabel Elder, Revelations chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
William Shannon
Ray Whitehead
Darrell Ross
Phil Weldin
Frank Crone
Mabel Elder
Homemakers Club Meets at Trotman Home
The Homemakers Club held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Neill Trotman with President Mrs Jack Trotman presiding. Ten members attended and decided to send two boxes of clothing overseas as part of the Food for famine relief. The review was attended by Mrs Arthur Wiley and Mrs Jack Trotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Trotman
Homemakers Club
Jack Trotman
Arthur Wiley
Jack ‘Trot
Wartime jars use special reclaimed rubber rings
Wartime rubber rings made from reclaimed material are harder and often fail to spring back after processing. Inspect all rings for cracks and tight fit before reuse. To remove wartime odor, scrub in hot soapy water, boil ten minutes in water with baking soda, rinse, and start with fresh soda and water for each batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Ruth
Hostess Serves Refreshments With Help From Family
A social gathering featured refreshments provided by the hostess assisted by her daughter-in-law and Mrs. kd Shahla, highlighting family involvement in hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Kd Shahla
Beulah Coward Honored at Ainsworth Party
Mary Marr hosted a Charleston guest Beulah Coward in the Ainsworth community with 25 attendees. Guests visited and reminisced about past occasions while afternoon activities concluded with refreshments served by the hostess and aides Mabel Mare Eva Sands Martha Frys and Janice Krattet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marr
Beulah Coward
Charleston
South Carolina
Ainsworth
Mabel Mare
Eva Sands
Martha Frys
Janice Krattet
Out of Town Guests Attend Crawfordsville Gathering
Guests from distant states visit Crawfordsville including Mrs Beulah Coward Charleston South Carolina Mrs Wilna Thompson Nome Alaska Mrs Janice Kratter Minneapolis Minnesota Alice Stephens Santa Paula California Mrs Gail Fry Buckeye Arizona Mrs Hugh Hall Harry Pearson Mrs Riley Miller Mrs Robert Williams and Mrs Fred Mitchell of Crawfordsville for a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Coward
Charleston
South Carolina
Wilna Thompson
Nome
Alaska
Janice Kratter
Minneapolis
Acetate Rayons Susceptible to Gas Fumes Fading
Acetate rayons are apt to fade from the effects of gases given off in home furnaces gas flames or electric heaters. The warning underscores material care in domestic settings.
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Mission Society
S. Lowa
DR. P. L. Etter
Kellogg
Krumbles
Lhe
Texiun
Hort
Tal
Lh. Gal
Clinton Glas Starch
Ider
Kellogg Wee
Ohio
Certon
Speedway
Jor
Catfish
Carp
Downy Fiake
Wieners
Buffalo
Achiebe
Wrispies
Conn Aay
Flaces
New
Louisa Gold
Teeger
Tobatoes
Bologna
Bing Cherries
Jardinme
Clorox
Thomassen
S E Lim
Priday
Howard Gardner
Wellman
Grace Hill Society
Helland
Women of Country Club
Wachington
Acetate
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