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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

Page

3

Mrs Pace a sewing minister’s wife in Washington profile

This interview with Faye Pace wife of United Methodist associate pastor Rev Tom Pace covers her Mississippi roots son Ken and daughter Kimberly her sewing cooking candlemaking knitting and piano skills. Since moving to Washington in 1970 she and Tom host young people entertain in a larger home and she balances church circles with family life.

Tom Pace United Methodist Church Faye Pace Southland Misppi Faye Ken Kimberly Pace Washington Tom Ken Pace Tom Paces Journal

Social Calendar notes and engaged couple update

A social calendar lists upcoming events from Thursday to Monday including club meetings, potlucks, square dancing, and a YWCA gathering. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert D. Custer of Wayland announce the engagement of their daughter Terry Sue to Billy Dean Kindred of rural Washington. Terry Sue will graduate from Waco High School in 1971. Billy Dean Kindred, a Vietnam returned soldier, is a graduate of Mid-Prairie High School and Ellsworth Junior College. Marriage plans await his return.

Hubert D. Custer Wayland Terry Sue Spé Billie Dean Kindred Bill Kindred Washington Mid-Prairie High School Ellsworth Junior College Iowa Falls Vietnam United States

New Sizing Dress and Pattern Pattern Book Offer

Dress with gathered sleeves inverted pleat and button trim in new sizes 10 12 14 16 priced at 1000 dollars size 14 measurements bust 36 waist 27 hips 38 postpaid 1.18 total Send 1.00 plus 0.18 postage for cash check or money order add 1.25 for pattern book Austine Lamar Washington Evening Journal Box 1615 New York 10001 print full name address ZIP pattern number size

Austine Lamar Washington Evening Journal G.P New York

Washington Columbus Junction Women’s Bowling Banquet Planned

The annual meeting and banquet of the Washington Columbus Junction Women’s Bowling Association will be held Tuesday evening March 30 at the Willows Supper Club. Tournament prizes will be awarded. All members are urged to attend. Dinner reservations with Betty Ward by March 26.

Washington - Columbus Junction VFW Ray Hough Post Francis Redd Breakfast Club Willard Doris) Gray Cancer Fund Pete Rich Marion Hall Edwin Macrander Milo Steele Jr Truman Hysell

St James Circle 1 Hosts Potluck Night

Fourteen members and their husbands or friends attended the St James Circle 1 potluck supper Tuesday in the church meeting room after a brief business meeting. A card session followed the meal.

St. James Circle

ISU Student Teachers Show Spring Pace Across Districts

ISU students in practice teaching fill spring assignments in 13 districts and 92 elementary education posts, teaching fourth through sixth in one segment and K through third in another. Secondary education placements involve 61 districts with 215 students. home economics teachers teach in March and April.

AMES Towa State University Towa Iowa

Bethel News Snapshots From Yucatan Exchange And Community Lights

A Bethel column recalls Kathy Wulf returning from a ten week Central College exchange in Menda Yucatan with warm weather and Mexican friends. Mr and Mrs Erwin Wulf host Kathy this week. sympathy sent to Ray Niffenegger over Nettie Stutsman’s death. Local folks share church events, Bible gifts, travel slides from Tokyo, and weekend visits. Road conditions and church life are noted along with community updates on members moving to Washington and Kirksville college visits.

Bethel Erwin Wulf Des Moines Kathy Menda Yucatan Central College Mae Wallace Gideons May Kathy Wulf Ray Niffenegger Nettie Stutsman Kalona Tve Paynes Tever Wayne Davis Crawfordsville Tokyo Japan Towyn Davies Bill Foster Matthew Beth Ann Foster Washington Frank Wenger Knottnerus Roger Male McCallsburg Iowa Annice Resehly Kirksville College Missouri Bill Crandall Josephine Kolosick

FHA expands loan program to towns up to 10 000 population

County Supervisor Norval K. Hart said Farmers Home Administration loans may be offered in towns up to 10,000 population if conventional credit is unavailable. The limit previously was 5,500. Residents of nonrural areas up to 50,000 may qualify if they become owner occupants after the loan. Loans cover building, purchasing or remodeling homes in rural areas. Hart’s office is in Sigourney with Thursday ASCS hours in Washington.

Farmers Home Administration Norval K. Hart Keokuk Washington Sigourney ASCS

Thirty-Niners meet at Halcyon House for dessert and business

The Thirty-Niners gathered at Halcyon House on Wednesday with club guests including Mrs. Ray Leon and Mrs. Elsie Davidson. Miss Frances Patton led a St Patrick greeting and presided over a short meeting during which nominating committee members were named. Members set up committees for programs and desserts, and tickets for the YWCA dinner on April 2 were offered.

Halcyon House Ray Leon Elsie Davidson St. Patrick Frances Patton Miss Patton Claude Tucker J. F. Larson Helen Lackey L. M. Eicher Rhea Hoover Edna Smith YWCA Esther Altha White Luella Swift Ever ¢Ett Burham Mike Flynn Blanche Foster Altha Esther White Pauline Crone An| Rohrer

Dog Project Members Meet Friday at Fairgrounds

Margaret Birney reminds 4 H Dog Project members of a meeting arranged a week earlier. The session will be tomorrow evening March 19 at 7 30 p m at the Fairgrounds. William Chalmers will conduct the meeting and members should bring their folders. Miss Birney serves as tent leader for the project.

Dog Project Margaret Birney Fairgrounds William Chalmers Miss Birney

Dear Abby Responds to Waco Woman on Monogamy and Temptation

A Waco woman argues her husband seeks occasional change, while a 26 year marriage with six children claims fidelity. Abby and readers discuss monogamy, double standards, and temptations, noting rules apply to both sexes and humor fades in serious vows.

Abby Waco Paul Newman

4-H Horse Show Planned by Iowa State Club

The Black and Bridie Club at Iowa State University sponsors a 4-H Horse Show on April 17 at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines featuring standard halter classes ponies Western and English horses pleasure classes and an equitation class. 4-H members must be 12 by September 15 1970. Rules show list and entry blanks available from the County Extension Office per Jim Frier County Extension Director.

Black and Bridie Club Iowa State University Des Moines Jim Frier

Ski Team Diet Promises Fast 20-Pound Loss

A bold ad claims the U S Women's Alpine Ski Team diet can shed 20 pounds in 14 days. It describes a physician designed plan, promises no starvation, and urges readers to order for $1.00 with optional rush service.

U. S Lorado U. 8 U.S O. K Sheffield Dr Dept. ST Santa Barbara Salif

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