Oneness and Mission Talk At United Presbyterian Women Meeting
The United Presbyterian Women Association met at the First Presbyterian Church on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Bannister chaired the program on The Church Ecumenical Its Oneness Its Mission and Its Ministries with remarks by Mrs. John Lemmon on Oneness and Mrs. Harold Johnson on Mission. Vernon Wittrig spoke on Stand Your Ground and noted the world shrinking due to transport. Commitments and service at local and international levels were emphasized as necessary for effective church work. A dessert table and Mizpah benediction closed the gathering with hostesses from Circle II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women Association
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Bannister
John Lemmon
God
Sions
Harold Johnson
Vernon Wittrig
Chicago
William Glassburner
Calvin Wolf
Camp Fire Girls Cookie Sale Success Reported
The Camp Fire Girls report a successful cookie sale last week. Nancy Bakehouse of Stewart sixth grade group the Wi ka ma Chicks sold 100 boxes herself. The Busy Blue Birds led by Mrs Paul Shearer met at her home as Pam Nicholson served treats. Bonnie Zickefoose and her mother instructed the girls in making May baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Nancy Bakehouse
Stewart
Busy Blue Birds
Paul Shearer
Pam Nicholson
Bonnie Zickefoose
William Zickefoose
Cubs Earn Wolf Achievements at Scout Meeting
Eight Cun scouts of ven IL met after school with Mrs. Richard Higgins. Roger Miller led the pledge and Patrick Higgins conducted the Living Circle. Alan Bergstrom served treats as boys told stories for wolf achievements by Steve Custer Ralph Miller Alan Bergstrom and Mike Roe. Doug Higgins presented a skit with puppets Ozzie and Rick. Cubs practiced circus acts for the Scout exposition. Dues are due at the next meeting Ralph Miller will bring treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cun
Ven IL
Richard Higgins
Roger Miller
Patrick Higgins
Alan Bergstrom
Steve Custer
Ralph Miller
Mike Roe
Doug Higgins
Ozzie and
Rick
Letter Club Couples Dine Ahead of Prom Night
Members of the high school Letter Club and their dates will have dinner at the Captain's Table tonight before attending the junior senior Prom at the high school.
Plans for annual mother daughter program at Friday
Plans are completed for the YWCA Council sponsored annual Mother Daughter program to be held Friday evening May 10. Mrs. Herb Osincup chairs the committee with Mrs. Claire Keating, Mrs. Gifford Morrison, Mrs. Robert L. Robertson, Mrs. Gerald Ridley, and Mrs. William Stewart also on the group. Mothers and daughters from the city are invited with no admission charge or reservations required. Churches plan cooperative dinners before the program at the YWCA. The event starts at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Osincup
Ywca Council
Claire Keating
Gifford Morrison
Robert L. Robertson
Gerald Ridley
William Stewart
Vanity and Sinus Topics in Health Columns
An article blends fashion advice about ill fitting shoes with warnings on vanity and foot problems. It explains 80 percent wear incorrect sizes, notes risks like corns and bunions, then covers sinusitis and the value of early treatment. It shifts to spinal discs and the impact of injuries, ending with occupational health and the benefits of employer health programs for productivity.
Past Matrons Club Dinner Plans Picnic In Park
Mrs. Paul Snakenberg Mrs. William Sheetz and Mrs. Merle Turnipseed hosted the Past Matrons and guests at the Masonic Temple dinner Friday. A short Mothers Day program followed and plans were made for the next meeting to be a park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snakenberg
William Sheetz
Merle Turnipseed
Masonic Temple
Roy Bauer
Marriage Licenses Issued at Court House
About 180 marriage licenses were issued in the clerk’s office at the courthouse this morning May 4. Among those licensed were Phillip R. Downs and Genevieve Cook of Wapello, and Merle Edward Pacha of Brighton and Mary Ann Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Phillip R. Downs
Genevieve Cook
Wapello
Merle Edward Pacha
Brighton
Mary Ann Green
Washington Social Calendar Busy week of clubs and meetings
Notices list events across Washington including Legion Hall activities, Saddle Club potluck, Rainbow Girls and Masonic events, YWCA, Farm Bureau, White Shrine, and Riverside clubs. Many gatherings feature desserts, lunches, or speaker sessions with dates and locations at Masonic Temple, YWCA, and local churches.
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George Masson Sr
Fairgrounds
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Board
WCA Council
YWCA
Farm Bureau
White Shrine Bridge
Halcyon Notes Local Socials At Halcyon House
Ms. Frank Taylor of Mt Plea ant visited Friday with Mrs. Reifel dt and others then calls on friends. Jarrard guests included Velma and Don Hayes plus W M Shepherds from Davenport and Carl Jarrard. West Chester WSCS meet 2 p.m. Pythian Sisters 8 p.m. OES 8 p.m. Ladies Day 12 30 p.m. golf and bridge reservations requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
Mt. Plea
Ant
Mrs. Reifeldt
Vomer Jarrard
Velma
Don Hayes
W.M. Shepherd
Davenport
Carl Jarrard
L. J. Tanner
W. D. Jones
Williamsburg
Gene Tanner
Marengo
Rehfeldt
DeLong
Charles Mayer
West Chester
WSCS
Church West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville Oes
Masonic Temple
Golf
Local Legion Bowing Team Heads To Algona Tournament
Local Legionaires plan to attend the State Legion Bowling Tournament in Algona this weekend. They will compete in singles doubles and team events Saturday afternoon with Tom Tanner Bill Paterson Harold Wolf Bob Roe Bill Steele Jack Weik Bert Powers Veryl Mitchell and M. L. Whittak on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Tom Tanner
Bill Paterson
Harold Wolf
Bob Roe
Bill Steele
Jack Weik
Bert Powers
Veryl Mitchell
M. L. Whittak
Chinese Flag On Everest Claim Under Scrutiny
The American Everest expedition reports no evidence that a Communist Chinese team sealed the summit before the Americans. No flag or Mao bust was found despite Red China’s 1960 claim. The two-man ascent included an American and a Sherpa guide. identities not released.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPS
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
China
Mao
Ond
Everest
U.S
Lhotse
Nuptse
Senate Restores Postal Funds To Preserve Saturday Mail
Senate Appropriations Committee restored 50 million of 69.8 million sought for the Post Office operating funds. If approved, Saturday mail service and other deliveries may continue. without it, Saturday service could end and new building deliveries delayed. The bill moves to the Senate floor in about 10 days.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Post Office
House
Congress
Senate
House-Senate
Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
Joe Bauer
Vicky
Judy
Jane
Blanche Foster
Stella Palmer
Rose Reid
VFW Junior Unit Sees Officers Installed at Meeting
Sixteen members of the VFW Auxiliary Junior Unit met at the hall for a Friday 7 30 p m business session led by Mrs Francis Reed with parents present. Helen Sheetz of Ollie installed officers and Cynthia Booth became a new member. The group discussed the Memorial Day parade and the upcoming Junior Unit convention at Newton on June 8. Refreshments were served by Anita Weeks Susan West Vicki Miles Barbara Reed and Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Francis Reed
Helen Sheetz
Ollie
Department
Cynthia Booth
Newton
Anita Weeks
Susan West
Vicki Miles
Barbara Reed
Miller
Koslov Fells Hemorrhage Endangers Khrushchev Succession
Moscow sources report Frol Kozlov, 41, the Soviet Union’s second secretary and Khrushchev’s chosen heir, suffered a brain hemorrhage. He remains in a Moscow hospital in serious condition, potentially needing months to recover, while diplomats debated the next likely successor among the eight party secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPS
Frol Kozlov
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Central Committee
Khrushchev
Kozlov
Red Square
Mats
Krushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Mikhail Suslov
Mindszenty to Leave Hungary Secrecy Ends
Vatican sources report Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, longtime symbol of Hungarian resistance, may depart Budapest’s U S legation by month’s end after months of secret talks. Departure to be carried out discreetly, with a driver likely to transport him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindenty
Vatican
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Mindszenty
Hungarian Primate Seeks Future After Release
The Hungarian prelate is likely to leave Hungary with no clear post awaiting him while his successor as Roman Catholic primate remains undetermined. Vatican sources expect the new leader to possibly avoid cardinal rank. He once found refuge at the legation in Freedom Square on Nov. 4, 1956, amid police surround and years of Communist imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wana
Rome
Hungary
Vatican
Freedom Square
United States
Plot to Kill Union Leader in Minneapolis Uncovered
Minneapolis police pursued a buyer of an assassination kit after a tip led to a cache of dynamite sticks fuses and caps. Nine local union leaders planned to sleep with lights on as a guard against attack while Chief Walling disclosed a plot aimed at one union chief Antonio G Felicetta 51 of Teamsters Local 692 was previously targeted in a similar conspiracy seven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
UPL
E. I. Walling
Elect
Rical
Waling
Antoio G. Felicetta
Teamters Local 692
Medical Dismissals Prompted by Names Across Washington
Yesterday two medical dismissals involved William G. Thomas from Washington and Myron Kurtz of Brighton. Today two Washington households were noted, Mrs. Jerry Smith with daughter and Mrs. Clif ford Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Thomas
Washington
Myron Kurtz
Brighton
Jerry Smith
Clifford Snyder
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