County Women to Attend LEF WC Council Meeting
Mrs. Emil Hesselschwerdt of Kalona state treasurer of Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will attend the March council meeting at Hotel Fort Des Moines Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Also attending are Mrs. C. W. McLaughlin public health chair and Mrs. T. V. Knerr Kalong Washington county activities chair along with delegates from each Iowa district.
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Emil Hesselschwerdt
Kalona
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Fort Des Moines
Thorsday
Hesselschwerdt
C. W. McLaughlin
Division of Public Health
Iowa
T. V. Knerr
Kalong
Washington County
Church Dinner and Prayer Meetings at Presbyterian Cottage
Announcements note a church chicken dinner for 20 cents from 5 30 to 7 p m Wednesday at the church 1413 Presbyterian Cottage Prayer will meet Wednesday morning at 9 30 with Mrs Leland Morri
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Presbyterian Cottag
Leland Morri
Missionary Groups Observe World Day of Prayer in Crawfordsville
Women from three Crawfordsville churches met at United Presbyterian to observe the World's Day of Prayer. Mrs. Frank Gault led the first part with devotions and "Peace on Earth" presented by Mrs. W. P. Davidson. Mrs. W. Cochran led the second part with "Christ of the Andes" assisted by Mrs. Daisy Huber. Miss Olive Moore oversaw the Presbyterian segment, with Mrs. W. C. Rauscher giving a history and Mrs. Wenger detailing the project for the offering.
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Crawfordsville
Missionary Societies
United Presbyterian Church
Frank Gault
W. P. Davidson
Earth
W. Cochran
Methodist Church
Daisy Huber
Olive Moore
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Rauscher
F. Wenger
Delbert Wilsons Host Bridge Session in Wellman Home
Delbert Wilsons hosted a bridge gathering in Wellman with three tables. Prizes went to Keith Wilson for traveling, Mrs Marie Fogel for ladies high, Keith Wilson also claimed men high, and Mrs Will Edmondson and Mr Frank Wilson earned ladies and men low scores respectively, with out of town guests from Thornburg and Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Theo
Zillmer
Ed Henn
M. L. Dewey
B. C. Jones
McIntosh
W. S. MclIntosh
Local Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Parties
Community groups schedule activities across town from 7:30 p m to 2:36 p m with elections social events and a pie supper. Notable entries include Rainbow Girls D A R and Masons at the Masonic Hall plus church and club gatherings at East Main Street Brown Street and various venues.
Hostesses Named for White Shrine Card Party
Mrs. Paul Spakenberg and Mrs. H. G. Miller will be hostesses at the White Shrine ladies card party Wednesday afternoon in the Masonic Temple. The games will start at 2 15 p m.
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Paul Spakenberg
H. G. Miller
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Fortnightly Child Study Program Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Fortnightly club Child Study department schedules a 2:30 pm Wednesday program at Mrs. M. L. Brown’s home 742 East Main. Mrs. J A Taylor will review The Years Are So Long by Josephine Lawrence and Mrs. Phil Weldin will read Art and the Child. A regular business meeting also is planned.
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Fortnightly Club
M. L. Brown
East Main Street
J. A. Taylor
Josephine Lawrence
Phil Weldin
Pleasant Hill Aid Meets Wednesday
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Kephart four miles southeast of Washington. Members are asked to bring quilt materials for this.
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Pleasant Hill
Bartholomew Home Hosts Linger Longer Club Meeting
The Linger Longer club will hold a business and social meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs George Bartholomew three and a half miles west of town. The event invites members to gather for discussion and fellowship.
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George Bartholomew
Arthur Endfields Honored at Party
Friends of the Endfield family held a farewell party at their home as they move from the neighborhood. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Dyke, Mr. and Mrs. Harley O Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCall and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Swan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bauer, John Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Huber and son, and Frank Berg.
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Arthur Endfield
J. A. Huber and Son
Frank Berg
Pilotburg Ladies Plan March 5 Meeting at Emma Green Home
The Pilotburg Ladies Aid society will hold an all day meeting Thursday March 5 at Emma Green's home with Nettie Bishop as assistant hostess. Attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches and table service. In the afternoon they will make a friendship quilt bringing quilt scraps and embroidery floss.
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Pilotburg
St James P T A Set To Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
St James P T A will convene tomorrow at 3 45 in the schoolhouse. Mrs Cleo Shekey leads the program planning. Two lessons to be studied are Ute of Money and Anger from last month’s postponed meeting.
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St. James P T. A
Cleo Shekey
Many Happy Returns Birthday Notices
Andy Blatter turns 67. Thomas Dana Barnes celebrates his birthday. Franklin Dea is fourteen. Ainsworth W D Booth and Leonard Booth share a birthday. Stella Palme brings cake for the Journal force. Beatrice Emry marks her birthday. Archie Horak and Mrs Jack Kupka also celebrate. Mrs F L Casey has a birthday. Mr and Mrs J A Nicholson observe their forty ninth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dana Barnes
T. H. Barnes
Crawfordsville
Franklin Dea
W. J. Dea. Ainsworth
Stella Palme
Journal Force
Beatrice Emry
Harlan Emry
Pilotbore
Spencer
Archie Horak
Jack Kupka
All Day Meeting of Snowball Club
Snowball Social club met with Mrs Carl Jarrard for an all day meeting after a six week absence. Eleven members and three guests rode the Shebeck wagon express. A noon covered dish lunch was served as the quilt top Star Bouquet neared completion. Next meeting March 18 with Mrs Glenn Knupp and officer elections.
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Snowball
Carl Jarrard
Shebeck Wagon-Express
Troy ®Orinash
Jesse Radda
Louise Fishburn
Glenn Knupp
Guy Hoyle
Jack Be Nimble Quilt Progress and Applique Ideas
Rhymeland Quilt No 21 invites crafters to finish blocks, use small groups, and consider applique spots. It highlights color pairings for outline stitches and offers a bulk floss set and pattern reprints through Ruby Short McKim, Quilt Editor.
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Jack Be Nimble
Jack
Ruby Short McKim
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Lef.w.c. Council
East Side Square
Delbert Wilsons
Wellman
West Main
Knights of Pythias
Seersucker
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Department of Music
T. C. Meibohm
Rainbow Girls
D. of W
Ainsworth Eastern Star
Masonis
J. K. Beal
Ralph Morris
Masonic Hall
Handcraft Department
P. W
Frances Minick
West Second Street
Ab Anderson
East Washington Street
Pansy Hill Club
Lloyd Neiswanger
Presbyterian
B. H. van Meter
North
Iawa Avenue
East
Main Street
Pythian Sisters
M. EB. C
FL. R. Manthe
Madison Street
St. James
Charles Thomas
South
Iowa Avenue
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Vicks Aeen
Pleasant Hill Aid
Bartholomew Home
Arthur Endfields
St. James P. T. A
Andy Blatter
W. D. Booth
Leonard Booth
F. L. Casey
J. A. Nicholson
Second Avenue
Clarence Fulton
Jease Radda
Dorothy Sherwood
Mary Creighton
Marguerite Dolbow
Sing Sing
Margaret Dolbow
Salem
N. J
Norman Driscoll
Everett Applegate
Mineola, S. 1
Applegate
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