Social happenings week in brief at local homes
Mrs Will Matucha hosted three tables of bridge with Mrs Rodney Arnold winning high and Mrs Fred Franklin low. A luncheon followed, served by Mrs Matucha with help from Mrs Elmer Horning and Mrs Richard Johnson. Tonight she hosts eight dinner guests with green and white décor. Gleaners class members dined with teacher Mrs Winnie Palmer then attended pre Easter service at United Presbyterian church. HI Y boys completed a Tuesday questionnaire at the Y proposing future club work with Leigh W Soule in charge. Mothers group prepared a dinner. 33 guests were served. Mrs George Hotle hosted a bridge afternoon with two tables. high went to Mrs S B Watson, low to Mrs Florence Hout. A luncheon featured yellow and white Eastern decor served by Mrs Paul Harvey.
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Will Matucha
Rodney Arnold
Fred Franklin Low
Matucha
Elmer Horning
Richard Johnson
Gleaners
Washington Methodist Sunday School
Winnie Palmer
United Presbyterian Church
Leigh W. Soule
FE. E. Stutsman
Frank Wells
W. D. Booth
George Hotle
Bridge Club
S. B. Watson
Low
Florence Hout
C. A. Ruebsam
Paul Harvey
No Economic Value In Wood Waste Baffles Projects
The Lafayette Journal and Courier notes wood waste chips lack a clear use in fiber production toys beads and radio dips amid an abundance of surplus from off-the-old-block sources.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
Local Club Meetings and Socials Listed
The P H club plans a March 24 meeting at Mrs J C Wenger with a Swiss cream cheese lesson and a roll call asking for salad recipes. The Loyalty Light Bearers of the Presbyterian church meet with Mrs Roberts after school Friday. Baptist Ladies hold their monthly social Friday at 2 30 at the church. The W H M S of the M E church meets with Mrs P K Babcock 308 E Jefferson Friday at 2 30 with Miss Clara Huber as lesson leader. Attendance desired.
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P. H. Club
J. C. Wenger
The
Presbyterian Church
Roberts
M. E. Church
P. K. Babcock
The 19th Century club meets with Mrs. Lloyd Lytle
The 19th Century club will meet Saturday with Mrs. Lloyd Lytle. Miss Myrta Jeffrey reviews The Fruit of the Family Tree. The U and I club plans a family supper Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maxwell home.
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Lloyd Lytle
Myrta Jeffrey
U and I Club
Joe Maxwell
Dr S J Lewis sworn in as Columbus independent district board member
Dr S J Lewis was sworn in as a newly elected member of the Columbus independent school district board. R S Johnston of Columbus City was re elected president and J H Huston re elected vice president. Other board members include Dr E W McWilliams and B H Shearer.
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Columbus Junction
Mar
S. J. Lewis
Columbus
Masonic Grand Lodge
Dubuque
Methodist Church
Columbus City
John Christener
Guy Masonholder
Jack Peters
Ted Tucker
Herman Sheridan
Earl Lewis
Norma Lewis
Addison Hills
Cardinals Banquet Y W Girls Celebrate State Champions
The Y W C A junior college team hosted a banquet at the high school cafeteria with decorations, a dinner prepared by Mrs. S W Knox Mrs. John F Foster and Mrs. John H Cunningham and toasts led by Ruth Cunningham. Music came from a radio and trophies decorated the tables.
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Y. W
S. W. Knox
John F. Foster
John H. Cunningham
Ruth Cunningham
Ruth Foster
Brighton Social Notes Report Local Visits and Contests
Brighton correspondent Rhua Helmick notes a dinner honoring Mary Snyder’s son Milton Snyder from Spokane. Attendees include the McCartys, Davisons, DeWolfs, Conrads, Snyder family, and others from Iowa City. Students Virginia Spielman Evalyn Eyestone and Maxine Weidner earned third in a town schools spelling contest.
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J. N. Irwin
Effie Mullin
Iowa City
Flither
Adel Stone
Pearl Frain
Maynard Kallous
Washington
Clyde Coffin
Harvey Hoskins
Alfred McCracken
Pleasant Plain
Earlham
Alfred
Alfred Hanson
Adel
Des Moines
Hoskins
R. J. Armstrong
C. Pr Myers
Ruth of
Mewnon
Iage Barkhoff
Garl Man
Lewis Reinhardt
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Pace Powder
Advertises New Wonderful face powder MELLO GLO Pace Powder that hides lines and pores and lasts longer. Claims a new French process for smooth spread and a shine-free finish. Promises suitability for every complexion and urges readers to ask druggists for MELLO-GLO.
Cooking School at State Theater slated for mid-April
Readers note the Journal’s Cooking School to be held at the State Theater on April 12 13 14 and 15 with attendees expressing enthusiasm for the venue. Local residents from Des Moines Fairfield Muscatine and Washington share plans to attend and comment on the event’s appeal.
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The
Journal
State Theater
Des Moines
Matt Lemley
Ira Miller
Ollie
L. E. Bidwell
Mary Wilcotf
Wellman
Julia Parks
Fairfield
Jim Zeck
Willis Todd
Sam Hout
John Dodd
Tom Dodd
Washington
H. N. Bland
Local News From Dublin Center A Busy Community Update
Visitors included Mrs H J Mangold and family with Jake Seethout and son Jimmie. The Dutch Creek Center election elected R R Robertson director for three years. Local residents attended spelling contests, visits, and social gatherings. New pupils enrolled at Center and community plans formed for the next meeting March 25 at Center.
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Dublin
Mar
Jake Seethout
Jimmie
C. M. Corpman
Jake
Wanda Hotle
Retha Robertson
Sam Stauffer
Gladys
H. J. Mangold
Dutch Creek Center
R. R. Robertson
Lester Lease
Leon
H. J. Mangolds
Walter Wolfe
Cleo
Blanche Ginkens
Roscoe Robertson
Clayvee
Retha
Washington
Center
Phyllis Richardson
Robertsons
Myrtle Mayer
Cloyce
Clayton
Howard Mangold
Lou Bauer
Billie Robertson
Grandma Wolfe
Beulah
Rex
Dallas
John Hesseltine
Addison Bakers
Marion Smith
Nick Times
W. C. Hotles
Addison Baker
Job Drive Reaches 300000 Jobs In Nationwide Campaign
New York report shows the united action for employment campaign surpassing 300000 positions. The latest tally adds 13393 more men and women placed across 132 communities in 39 states, boosting total jobs secured in the drive.
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New York
INS
United Action For Employment Campaign
First United Presbyterian Choir to Meet After Service
The First United Presbyterian choir will convene this evening at 8 15 following the church service for rehearsal and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Campaign drive under legion and advertisers alliance
A campaign drive proceeds under the auspices of the American Legion the American Federation of Labor the Legion Auxiliary and the Association of National Advertisers. California reports 1 032 new cases for the day and the total reaches 312 897.
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California
The
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
the Legion Auxiliary
Association of National Advertisers
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