Methodist WSCS Plans District Meeting at Burlington
The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service boards plan to attend the district WSCS meeting at First Methodist church in Burlington on March 30. A charter bus leaves Washington at 7 30 a.m. round trip tickets are 1 50 from Mrs Clarence Jacobs. Main speaker is Mrs Ray Myers conference social relation secretary.
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Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service Board
WSCS
First Methodist
Burlington
Washington
Clarence Jacobs
Ray Myers
Mrs Morrison to Demonstrate Rug Braiding at YWCA
Mrs George Morrison will demonstrate rug braiding at the YWCA informal craft workshop Friday at 7 30 p m in the YW room. Attendees should bring scissors carpet warps and their chosen material preferably wool. The workshops welcome any community women interested.
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George Morrison
The
YWCA
Women's Council of Christian Church
Dow McDaniel
E. Jefferson
Wm Putman
Gray Community Meeting
Friendship Club
Carrie Davis
Methodist Church
George Foster
Maud Stuart
2Nd Ave
Charles R. Wilson
Henry Berdo
J. L. Kennedy
Maurice Crawford
E. FE. Stutsman
E. A. Stewart
E. B. Hammer
T. L. Brookhart
M. J. Cruise
S. 2Nd Ave
Ladies Aid
Mrs Harry Levy Tops Hi Lo Pinochle Club
Mrs Harry Levy was high scorer at the Hi Lo Pinochle Club meeting held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Kneen. Dale Booth was low scorer. Guests included Mr and Mrs Milo Steele Jr. A club dinner was tentatively planned. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Harry Levy
Phillip Kneen
Dale Booth
Milo Steele Jr
Braden Club Hosts Wednesday Family Party
The Braden club met at Wilbur Schantz home near Crawfordsville Wednesday evening for a family party. Canasta and pinochle were played at four tables with high scores by Mrs. Clarence Fulton and Harry Dean Suter. Entertainment was led by Mrs. Lyle Paisly and Mrs. Ernest Jones. Lunch aid came from Mrs. Suter and Mrs. Henry Davis. April hostess will be Mrs. Carl Atkinson.
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Braden Club
Wilbur Schantz
Crawfordsville
Clarence Fulton
Harry Dean Suter
Lyle Paisly
Ernest Jones
Suter
Henry Davis
Carl Atkinson
Grace Hill Aid Quilts At Mrs Hayes Home
Grace Hill Ladies aid met for quilting at Mrs Lyle Hayes home. After a sack lunch, Mrs Dan Boone led devotions from Proverbs. Roll call featured Irish jokes by eight members. A neighborhood reception for new families was planned for March 21 at the community building with a program and refreshments. March 22 host Mrs Max Waterhouse also hosts with a sack lunch and Proverbs roll call.
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Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Lyle Hayes
Dan Boone
Max Waterhouse
Mrs Earl Simpson Hosts Good Will Club Meeting
Mrs Earl Simpson welcomed 12 Good Will Club members at her home for a business session led by president Mrs George Foster. Members answered roll call with home remedies and set a next gathering with Mrs Jacob Wenger. Mrs Clara Foreman directed two contests and refreshments were arranged by the hostess with helpers Mrs Ben Holt and Mrs O E Sisk.
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Earl Simpson
Good Will Club
George Foster
Jacob Wenger
Clara Foreman
Ben Holt
O. E. Sisk
Honor Mrs Cherry At Tuesday Noon Dinner
Mrs Emma Cherry was honored on her birthday at a dinner held Tuesday at 4 in the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs O F Crayne. A chicken dinner and birthday cake highlighted the event. Guests included Mr and Mrs E C Smith of Washington Mr and Mrs R B Stanford of Ottumwa and Ruth Cherry of West Chester.
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Emma Cherry
O. F. Crayne
Cherry
E. C. Smith
Washington
R. B. Stanford
Ottumwa
Ruth Cherry
West Chester
Social Calendar of Meetings and Gatherings Listed
A detailed schedule lists events at various venues including Masonic Temple Methodist WSCS IOOF hall YWCA and Gray Community Center. Groups feature potlucks crafts rug braiding plant exchanges and circle meetings with hosts named.
Roderick Kerr Hosts Boy Scout Birthday Party
After a Wednesday troop 33 meeting, 12 year old Roderick Kerr invited his fellow scouts to his home. The boys played games and were served refreshments by Mrs. Kerr.
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Boy Scout
Roderick Kerr
Hospital Admisions List Mrs Cus ter and Mrs Hayes
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs Charles Custer of Washington was admitted for a medical condition. Today Mrs Donald Hayes of Washington underwent a tonsillectomy.
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Charles Custer
Washington
Donald Hayes
Walnut Women’s Club Birthday Luncheon Held
The Walnut Women’s Club hosted a birthday luncheon at Mrs. Fred Longer’s home for members with birthdays in the first half and last half of the year. Mrs. Ralph Chorpening led the business meeting and announced wedding gifts sent to two couples, with Virginia Reel dancing among attendees. The April meeting will be with Mrs. Melvin Schnicker.
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Walnut Women’s Club
Fred Longer
The
Walnut Women's Club
Fred
St. Pat's
Ralph Chorpening
Glen Miller Jr
Dis Longer
Marion Robertson
Sylvester Mineart
Lyl Wilson
Charles McKay
Chorpening
Ed Nelson
Glenn Miller
Lloyd McKay
Alvin Hesseltine
Longer
Melvin Schnicker
Convention Plans at CDA Meeting
Mrs. William Marie Jr. presided at the Catholic Daughters of America meeting in the VFW hall. The state convention at Algona on April 1 and 2 was discussed and members were urged to bring membership applications to the April 12 meeting.
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William Marie Jr
Catholic Daughters of America
VFW
Algona
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Methodist Wscs
Mrs. Morrison
Elliott’s Food Store
Ainsworth
Rome
Jed
Stonecutter
Tom Duncan
Shop For Women
Grace Hill
Mrs. Cherry
CES
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Club
David Thompson
T.T.T
Robert Arthur
Ruth Foster
DeMolay
Knights of Pythias
Hall
Ivalon Sponge
JOY Order & Gamble
Ivaseline
Isedagel
Zymadrops
Colgate Giant Tooth
Mead
CDA
House OF Flowers
East
Hanna - Kramer Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
Emerald Exes
Swanson’s
South End Groce
Red Cross Shoes
Harper’s Bazaar
Pee Desior
Red Cross
America
Booth & Horak
East Side Square
Creweman
Pittsburgh
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