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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1964
Page
3
A Dear Abby column exchange debates whether female birds are prettier or drabber than males. Bill the Bird Man and a Louisville reader challenge the idea, citing peahens and cardinals as examples. a note from Abby invites letters and a writing booklet.
CBS presents the second part of a two part study on Charles de Gaulle. The program outlines his strategy to end the Algerian conflict and elevate France as a world power. Also lists various NBC CBS ABC schedule items and dramatic offerings for the evening.
Local families including Mr and Mrs Ed Rees and Carole and Mrs Woodrow Crone attended Mothers Day events at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. Dana Crawford taught in Marshalltown and visited with her mother Mrs Vera Crawford. Others joined events in Hopkinton Washington and New London with relatives and friends.
Jackson Township Farm Bureau members are invited to a meeting on Thursday May 7 at 8 30 p m at Tuttles. George Horn Washington County legislative chairman discusses his trip to Washington D C. Mrs Dale Lance reports on dairy product promotion for June and a discussion on pesticide control and use is planned. Refreshments will be served.
Tom Brown son of the Wayne Browns of Chicago will graduate from Knox College Galesburg and enter Yale Divinity School this fall. He weighed medicine and teaching before choosing the ministry and has been active with youth in Galesburg showing a career path focused on church work.
This Funny World organized a Hi Y Club and a youth center in the Y. He coached the YMCA swimming team and served as youth director at Congregational Church. He often supplies the pulpit and has grown to know Galesburg well.
Mrs. Irvin Coffey leads the Fortnightly Afternoon Literature Club with readings from The Legend of the Dogwood and a review of The Day They Shook the Plum Tree by Arthur L. Is centered on Hetty Green history. Saddle Club hosts and Mo60se Academy events note May rides, shows, and friendship degree conferrals with multiple local members listed.
The American Legion post will meet at city hall at 8 o clock this evening. All members are urged to attend.
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