Priscilla Club Hosts Quilts and Tea at Mrs Shaver Home
The Priscilla club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs H M Shaver's home. Guests saw quilts including a 125 year old piece. Refreshments were served to finish the gathering.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
6
The Priscilla club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs H M Shaver's home. Guests saw quilts including a 125 year old piece. Refreshments were served to finish the gathering.
The Wesleyan Home Missionary Society held a 6:30 PM Tuesday pot luck at Mrs. Vernon Crull home with about fourteen attendees. Devotions led by Mrs. Keeb Stutsman, and lessons on Art and Industries led by Mrs. N. A. Jones. reports by Mrs. Crull and Mrs. Roger Jones.
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The New Haven community schedules a pot luck supper at the church on Thursday evening March 30 with attendees asked to bring a dish and utensils. The American Legion auxiliary hosts a benefit party with cards and jigsaws at the Lesson Hall on Thursday March 20 with public welcome.
Unit No 16 of the M E Lad ies Aid will hold a pot luck supper for families at Frel D Stewarts Friday evening. March List. Bring table service for your family sandwiches and two dishes to pass. Women's Home Missionary society meets with Mrs J B Wright 621 East Main Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 Mrs J D Dayton lesson leader a fine program is arranged and a good attendance desired.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the U P church meets Saturday at 2 30 p m with Lily Duensing and Irene DeLong as leaders. The W R C holds a regular meeting next Saturday at 2 50 p m. An Associational Rally for Children's Missionary societies is set for Baptist church Saturday April 1 at 2 30 p m. The 19th Century club gathers at Mrs Clifford Thorne's home at 2 30 p m Saturday afternoon.
All Fortniguiy club members are invited to a general meeting at 7 45 Monday evening April 3 at the home of Mrs Harve Carter. The Muste Department will present a Magic Duwell program.
Miss Hazel Jown of Ames led county leaders in a clothing study for 4H girls at the Legion rooms. The program covers undergarment selection, color theory, and outfits for four garment projects with prizes at the state fair.
Pattern 9576 advertised by Marian Martin offers a luncheon matinee and tea frock with a flowing jabot, shoulder capelets, and topstitched bodice details. Available sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 and 40, price 4 dollars. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and order form from The Evening Journal Washington Iowa.
The 4 H girls county rally day is scheduled for June 6 with a music memory contest and a county officers section in the morning and a corn festival in the afternoon. Achievement day will follow later in the summer. Miss Bown of Iowa State College extension service attends. Seventeen others joined the meeting including county 4 H girls chairwoman Mrs Cloyd Knupp and county girls work committee members Mrs Leslie Gates Mrs C M Maxwell and Mrs FE L Stewart and Mrs Homer Birney of the women’s division. Representatives of clubs set to carry work home include Mrs Dwight Robison of Brighton who will organize a new club Mrs Charles Jackson of the Jacksonite 4 H club Mrs Rennie Dawson of the Northern Star club Miss Bertha Klopfenstein of the Fern Cliff club Miss Frances Meacham Mrs Max Waterhouse and Miss Esther Stone of the Nappy Hetlers and Miss Clara Te Rockhurst and Miss Viola Eagle of the English River Hustlers County Agent and Mrs W J Roudabush attended the pot luck luncheon and part of the program.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church will meet Friday April 7. A business meeting of the Baptist and U P churches of West Chester is scheduled at 1 30 o'clock Friday March 31 at the U P church. All members urged to attend. Hollister Cal. m-A rabbit born without ears but normal otherwise was sent to the University of California for study along with four littermates. Worcester Mass A collection titled Internation 1 1933 features 300 paintings by European and American artists exhibited at the opening of the new Worcester Art Museum.
Keota High School earned two top places in the sub district declamatory contest held Tuesday night March 28. Winners include Helen Irene Arnold first in dramatic with The Dog Wolf, James Rogers second in humor with When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Max Sturdevant first in oratorical with The Planners, Andrew Engleman second in oratorical with Ropes, Giles Crider third in dramatic with The American Road, Pauline Engleman second in dramatic with The Little Orphan and the Christ Baby, Rosella Fritchen third in dramatic with The Rich Guy, and Ellen Graham first in humor with Dedication of Croutville's First Gas Filling Station. Keota, What Cheer, and Montezuma entrants named to advance to pre district contests.
VAN BUREN Ark Wl Both the first and last will in Crawford county carry the signature of the late W H H Shibley Shibley witnessed the first in 1874 and his was recorded after his death last month.
Laura B. O'Neil of West Dennis Mass has a stained glass door from the old Mississippi steamboat Natchez famed in Twain writings for its race with the Robert E Lee. The door remains a local relic linked to riverboat lore.
CAMDEN Ark with a new test well under way oil operations restart in the Stephens field after a year of dormancy caused by limited marketing facilities.
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