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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
2
Warm weather brings fruit or vegetable salads with cottage cheese and hot additions like peanut scones. The recipe blends flour baking powder sugar salt shortening peanut butter milk and peanuts, cut into squares and baked to yield twelve triangles.
Friday social events include Rebekah lodge at 1OO hall and Past Matron's club potluck at Masonic Temple. Saturday features Woman's Relief Corps at Legion hall. Sunday Catholic Daughters May breakfast with meeting before 7 30 a.m. mass. Monday lists Knights of Pythias and White Shrine Bridge Party at Masonic Temple. Rainbow Girls at 7 30 p.m. and Fortnightly Music Dept. May dinner with Mrs Warren Dare. Tuesday schedules Handcraft 1 luncheon with Mrs Orva Scott at 12 50 o'clock. Pythian Sisters at KP hall. Y Wives and YWCA meetings. DAR at 2 50 p.m. plus hostesses Mia and Mack Glas. Ore Bodies 1905 note.
St Pauls Women’s Guild met Thursday with 29 members and 4 children present. Mrs Kermit Klopfenstein led devotion on In Every Kind Home, readings from Deuteronomy and Ephesians, and a prayer. Mrs Everette Westen opened the meeting. roll call and officers’ reports were given. A church house cleaning is planned for May 28 and members will bring old clothing.
The Priscilla club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs L L Eicher with fifteen members present. A dessert luncheon was served to the women seated at quartet tables decorated with spring flowers and May baskets. The afternoon was spent socially.
Homemakers learn to select young asparagus stalks, wash and trim, and freeze the same day harvests occur to minimize nutrient loss. Directions cover blanch times for sizes, packing with or without brine, expansion space, and where to obtain the freezing bulletin from the county extension office.
Andrea Zeck observed her 10th birthday and was the honoree at a wiener roast held at the Zeck family home Thursday evening. Guests included Margaret Melville, Lynn Melville, Janice Stout, Margaret Stout, Lucille Knotek, Linda Knotek, Shirley Zeck, and Karen Shalla. The group enjoyed cake and ice cream after outdoor activities and played games and contests.
Members of Chapter 1 PEO enjoyed a one o clock luncheon at Mrs Dave Elder home with assistances from Mrs H L Johnson Mrs M L McCree dy and Mrs R E Shannon. The setting featured spring flowers a miniature May pole and May baskets while desserts came in individual May baskets. President Mrs M M Sehell presided during the business meeting and a social hour followed with members sharing handwork and autobiographies read by Mrs Johnson the program chairman.
Sixteen members and four children of the HEO club met at Mrs Wes Ramsey's home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Robert Anderson led the gathering with a brief report and plans for upcoming activities.
A newcomer was welcomed as a new club member and roll call honored a mother. Mrs Charles Berdo led the program English Traditions and Customs explaining the English view of home as a castle and their land filled with flowers. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Elwyn Corey.
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