H.E.O. Club Meets In Applegate Home
The H E O Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Don Applegate s home with club president Mrs Walter Anderson leading a brief business session Six members gave Irish jokes for roll call The next meeting is scheduled for April 4 at Mrs Gertrude Doig s home when roll call will be a timely household hint The afternoon ended with social time and refreshments hosted by Mrs James Metsger and Mrs Maurice Libe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E.O. Club
Don Applegate
Walter Anderson
Gertrude Doig
Ole Hostess
James Metsger
Maurice Libe
Answer Roll Call by Giving Irish Jokes
Mrs Lyle Wilcox hosted Sunshine Community club meeting yesterday. Fifteen members answered roll call with an Irish joke. Three children attended plus guest Mrs Elmer Steele. President Mrs George T Koehler led a brief business session. Homemaking ideas were shared by Mrs Pete Koehler. Mrs Malcom Montgomery reported on Interesting Places and People. Mrs Will Richards read two poems and Louise Wilcox sang The Prayer Perfect with Mrs Charles Wolfe at the piano. The next meeting is set for April 30 with Mrs Charles Ziegllowsky as hostess and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Wilcox
Sunshine Community Club
Elmer Steele
George T. Koehler
Pete Koehler
Malcom Montgomery
Will Richards
Louise Wilcox
Charles Wolfe
Charles Zieglowsky
Woman Ninety Praises Pru-Lax For Health Revival
Miss Hanna Dietrich of St. Louis declares Pru-Lax, a cascara senna laxative, cured gas and bloating and restored her appetite and energy. The ad urges readers with constipation to try the product at Pioneer Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Dietrich
St. Louis
Red Horsers Club Supper Meeting Highlights
Twelve members of the Red Horsers club met at Lefton hall for a cooperative supper. With no president present, vice president Merih Atkinson led a short business session. Committees for the April meeting were named: publicity Don Mitchell and Mrs. refreshments Bernard Weiss and Mrs. Marlin Plecker and Mrs. entertainment Marsh Atkinson. The evening closed with square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Horsers Club
Lefton Hall
Meirh Atkinson
Don Mitchell
Bernard Weiss
Marlin Plecker
Marsh Atkinson
Strent Square
Birthday Celebrants and Anniversaries in Local Notices
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hesseltine of East Moline observing birthdays today. The 62nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Orris of Crawfordsville is noted. Mrs. Oscar Carlyon marks her 79th birthday. Birth days include Linda Sue Shalla and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hesseltine
East’ Moline
A. B. Orris
Crawfordsville
Oscar Carlyon
Linda Sue Shalla
Edward Shalla
Kalona
Honald Joseph Blick
Owen Blick
East Pleasant Plain
Sheila Ann Hotle
Jiuck Hiotle
West Chester
Altering a Vest Fit by Adjusting Lining
Instructions explain ripping the back neck lining and side seams to turn the garment inside out. Adjustments add or remove room, noting most ready made vests have about 1 percent inch outlet.
Seasonal Refreshments at Hostess Event
Seasonal refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Wilcox, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Burdette Ssto ver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilcox
Steele
Richards
Burdette Sstover
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
Notices list weekly gatherings across Wesleyan Service Guild OES Fortnightly club St Pauls Youth Fellowship Rebekah Lodge Bethlehem Commandery United Presbyterian Ladies Aid West Chester WCTU Pleasant school patrons Rainbow Girls and others. Meetings cover initiations potlucks lectures and choir rehearsals with times from afternoon to evening and locations including Masonic temple Y community room and church venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Bethlehem Commandery and Families
Temple
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Merle McDowell
Mrs. Dodd Hosts Just Us Club Meeting
Mrs. John Dodd presided over a Just Us club gathering with 16 members present and guests Mrs. Fred Van erus of Brighton Mrs. Pearl Whistler and Mrs. W. C. Van Ness. A five dollar Red Cross drive contribution was approved.
Fortnightly Club notes and community updates
Local Fortnightly Club meeting coverage describes a sunlit day, postwar travel talk, and a review of Tomorrow We Fly by William B. Stout. Updates include Presbyterians trading parsonage on Main street, Dr Eastwood’s arrival in France, and families awaiting news from service members in Washington and Cedar Rapids.
Luncheon Meeting Of Public Affairs Club Held At Home
Mrs. Orville Elder and Mrs. J. N. Irwin hosted the Fortnightly club Public Affairs department luncheon at Elder’s home. One o’clock gathering drew 15 members with Maud McCreedy guiding business, committee appointments, and table talks on news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Irwin
Orville Elder
Charles Berdo
Glen Zaring
David McLaughlin
Maud McCreedy
T. V. Knerr
N. M. Speidel
Irwin
W. L. Gates
E. J. Hegselschwerdt
C. PP. Weldin
Circle and Families Dinner Party at I O O F Hall
Members of the Past Noble Grand Circle and families attended a cooperative dinner at the I O O F hall last evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Myral Smith. Mrs VauI Harvey presided with committee Leona Kos Mrs O F E Sisk Mrs Roy Stewart and Mrs Myrtle Morgan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Howard Baker
Myral Smith
V’'aul Harvey
Leona Kos
O. FE. Sisk
Roy Stewart
Myrtle Morgan
Mrs Irwin Talks On Freedom of the Air
Mrs Irwin gave an engaging program on Freedom of the Air drawing from the book Tomorrow We Fly by Stout and Beck. She concluded by presenting advertisements for an extended airplane trip to illustrate air travel possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Stout
MI L House
Emma Barnett
Gates
McLaughlin
Sexton
California
Hesselschwerdt
St. Louis
BE. D. Morrison, Jr
Charles Berdo
Glenn Zaring
Mrs. Irwin
Stout and
Beck
Cedar Clippers Meet At Phyllis Patterson Home
A Cedar Clippers club met at Phyllis Patterson's home Saturday afternoon for a brief business session. Myra Crawford taught the girls how to braid rugs, and Wilda Jean Chorpening presented a study of two pictures including An?man Gothic by Grant Wood, the Iowa artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Clippers
Phyllis Patterson
Myra Crawford
Wilda Jean Chorpening
Grant Wood
Iowa
Dinner meeting replaces March session in local club
After a dinner the evening featured ecards and visiting. The dinner meeting substituted the regular March session and the hostess for the April gathering will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecards
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Votes 25 for Red Cross
Eight members of the Grace Hill Ladies Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Nelson Woodford for an all day session yesterday. They conducted roll call as the devotional leader was absent and voted a $25 contribution to the Red Cross. Plans were made for an all day meeting next Wednesday with a sack lunch at noon. Roll call will be from 1st Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Nelson Woodford
Guillins
James
Red Cross
Peter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Applegate Home
Pioneer Drug Store
Richard Baker
Tony Kauffman
Donald Merle Jackson
Wilmer Landerman
Frances Weeks
Frankfurters
Texas
Calif
Sauliflower
Nabisco
BOKAR
Fresh Country
Eg&s
Mr. Farmer
Ann Page
Macaroni
White House
Soilax Cleanser
THE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Seana
Wesleyan Service Guild
Rebecca Rathmel
Junior Missionary Society of
U.P. Church
George Morrison
U. W
Marcella Blackmer
Marjorie Rodman
Rainbow Girls
Masonic
U.V
Aes Rene
Ross van Nostrand
Boyd White
R. L. Muench
Clara Barton Street
W.flw
K.C. Hall
Mrs. Dodd
John Dodd
Just Us Club
Fred Vanerus
Brighton
Pearl Whistler
W. C. van Ness
Dodd
Val Fuhr
D. W. McClure
John Shebeck
L. L. Loveless
E. H. Messer
J. D. Dayton
John Lee
L. F. Harding
Shebeck
McClure
S. W. Easter
Whistler
Mary
Earl May
Mary Juliet Dilorenzo
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Arizona
New London
Main Street
Eastwoods
Douglas Eastwood
France
Maynard Brown
Washington State
T. J. Berdo
Cedar Rapids
Shirley Clark
Iowa City
Benteco
Clara Val. Large
Prunes
St. Elmo
Benteco Tomatees
Kellogg’s
Dr. Geneva
del Monica
Johnson
Musselman’s
Benner
Benteco Coffee
Cascade Inn Coffee
HAM
Nicola
Harmon
Remington
Washington
Ladies Aid
Ainsworth State Bank
Washington County
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