Prairie Flower Baptist Church Friday Evening Program
Friends gathered at the Prairie Flower Baptist Church for Friday evening entertainment led by Stanley Mouser.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1949
Page
4
Friends gathered at the Prairie Flower Baptist Church for Friday evening entertainment led by Stanley Mouser.
The group split into small groups to sing favorite songs with varying pitch. Couples spoke of their first dates, adding humor to the evening. The ladies of the church served lunch, honoring Mr and Mrs Long, Mr and Mrs Enke, Mr and Mrs Bloom, Mr and Mrs Keller, and Mr and Mrs Harold Patterson.
Eighteen members of the Enterprise Community club were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs John Robertson Friday evening. The visit included games and refreshments with a St Patrick's Day theme served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Ralph Robertson. The group will meet next with Mr and Mrs Glen Jordan.
Michael Boshart son of Mr and Mrs W O Boshart celebrated his third birthday with a cooperative dinner at his parents home on Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock. Guests included his great grandmother Mrs Mary Mace his grandparents Mr and Mrs O C Boshart of Weyland and Mr and Mrs G E Mace his great aunt Mrs Will Jones and his aunt Gladys Mace.
A South Carolina housewife says rust on kitchen scissors food choppers and knives can be prevented by brushing tools with salad oil. She argues oil coats metal surfaces stopping moisture contact and rust formation, offering a simple household remedy.
Community groups set meeting and event times from Monday to Thursday. Churches, clubs, YWCA activities, intercity leagues, sewing and crafts, booster events, bowls and mixers fill a dense schedule across locations including temples, clubs, and YWCA venues.
The 8:10 p m session features Mrs Marion McAvoy and 1:30 p m lists Mrs C W McLaughlin. A Go club convenes at 2:00 p m with Mrs Valo listed.
Old and new members urged to pay dues at the YWCA gathering tomorrow night. Donna Hughes will attend a district meeting in Des Moines to carry dues. Mrs. George Masson will teach knitting and Doris Ford leather tooling. Members may bring glass jars for design and paint. Swimming at 7 30 and two gym basketball games start at 7. Public invited.
Mrs Ted Zieglowsky and Phyllis Guenther hosted a postnuptial shower for Mrs Fred Wade formerly Naomi Sheetz of Mt Pleasant. 23 guests wrote advice, Elmer Guenther recited A B C s, bingo followed, gifts from an overturned basket. Pink and white decor, umbrella favors, refreshments later. Out of town guests included Virginia West Wapello Grace Wade Andy Sheetz Keota Everett Davidson Sheryl Brighton.
A report notes pygmy buffaloes about the size of St Bernard dogs discovered on Celebes the main Indonesian island highlighting a surprising local fauna finding.
A March 10 birthday surprise at the C. C. Swartzendruber home near Kalona drew family and friends from Crawfordsville Washington Parnell and Kalona. Mr Swartzendruber awoke amid singing and received two birthday cakes and other gifts. Refreshments followed as attendees shared warm greetings and good memories.
Friday Whittaker sale barn weekly livestock sales at Midway Columbus Junction Kalona Ollie and Keota barns. March 15 closing out sale for Clifford Sommers estate three miles south Kalona and mile north Washington on Highway 92. Other sales March 17 Crawfordsville and March 19 household goods in Washington area.
The article notes starch from noncorn sources was used in Egypt by 3500 B C for papyrus adhesive and by women in face powder, indicating early nonfood uses of starch.
A fifth of hens of laying age die before laying enough eggs to cover raising costs, highlighting economic losses in poultry farming.
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