Officers Elected at T T T Chapter Meeting
At a quiet last evening meeting at Lucy Dempsey home Chapter Y T T T re elected Mrs Raymond Dayton as president and Mrs Glenn Wilson as vice president. Recording secretary remains Mrs Robert Lytle with corresponding secretary Mrs td Muck. Lucy Dempsey treasurer and Elsie Glassburner historian re elected. Dorothy Wa mueller and Elsie Glassburner named to a committee to send a local girl to summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dayton
Y. T.T.T
Lucy Dempsey
Glenn Wilson
Robert Lytle
Td Muck
Elsie Glassburner
Miss Dempsey
Miss Glassburner
Dorothy Wamueller
Junior Fortnightly Girls Entertain at Annual May Tea
The Junior Fortnightly girls hosted their annual May Tea for mothers in the YWCA room last evening. Eleven girls and mothers attended the program with readings by Mary Atchison and Lois Humble, a girls sextet performing three songs, two accordion solos by John Yousling, and refreshments with pink and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Mary Atchison
Lois Humble
Juanita
Dorothy Euwer
Marina Downing
Carolyn Bond
Eleanor Bond
Marjorie Euwer
Edith Gillespie
John Yousling
Helen Little
Verna Mangold
Theo Logan
Lorene Weis
GirlChosen To Be Sponsored By Chapter
The chapter selects a girl to sponsor, choosing a candidate based on criteria for the program. The decision reflects ongoing chapter efforts to support education and youth advancement within the community.
Y W C A Board Meeting Reports Successful Canvass
Regular meeting of the Y W C A board at the Y with ten members present. Ethel McCreedy presided as reports on membership canvass and treasurer's returns were favorable. The Y W C A will cooperate with the YMCA to use the east lobby for women’s ping pong on Tuesdays and Fridays. A 20 contribution was approved for the summer stays fund. A note of appreciation from the Girl Reserves was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McCreedy
Y.W.C.A
YMCA
Y.w.cla
Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting announced
A prayer meeting will be held Wednesday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs T L Dodds at 720 East Washington Street Tos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage
T. L. Dodds
East Washington Street
Tos
Social calendar items and meeting notices for region
Local society notices list D A R meeting and various club gatherings through Mother's Day. Postponements include Washington County Nurses to May 14 and Lincoln PTA to Friday. Includes flower and plant exchanges, charitable groups, music and missionary events, with specific host addresses and transport info. The column closes noting one fourth of the world’s ducks are in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Dessa Shaw
Washington County Society of Registered Nurses
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
P.T.A
Fink
Junior Missionary Society
Methodist
Goodwill Club
P. Finch
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Harmony Club
Francis MecConnell
Plant Exchange
Sunshine Community Club
Ehme Koehler
Flower Exchange
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Pam Aewwrs
Karl Smith
Walnut Woman's Club
Howard Miller
White Elephant Exchange
Mare
Wyatt Marbourg
H.H
Charles Jeffries
Methodist Church
Karl Libe
Tow
Rural Woman's Club
Harry Dodson
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ruth Daur
Leo Tross
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Club
Jake Fisher
Priday U.P. Ladies Aid Society
R. L. Livingston
North Side Cafe Friendship Club
Mary Applegate Roscall
BF. Bostwick
W. Main St
Mary Genkinger
7Th St
Clara Huber
E. Jefferson St
Maynard Brown
Main St
Ralph Junkin
Iowa Ave
L. M. Robertson
2Nd Ave
L. Ft Carbee
Walter Jarrard
J.L. Kennedy
Crawford
North America
Asparagus Shortcake With Savory Creamed Chipped Beef
A quick main dish combines asparagus with creamed chipped beef in a shortcake. The sauce relies on well blended butter and flour, milk added with constant stirring to avoid lumps, and tender green asparagus trimmed and tied for serving.
Birthday Celebrants and a Prison Recipe Chronicle
The column lists multiple birthday honorees Otis Kelley Dickie McCleery Ina Viola Hering Fred L. Moore Joe W. Dvorak Gailen Brown and notes a Sing Sing prisoner dog Stooge winning permission to remain from Warden Lewis F. Lawes. It then describes a lengthy home cooking regimen for a savory chipped beef dish with asparagus, butter, flour, milk and mustard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sing Sing
Stooge
Lewis F. Lawes
P. K
Predicts Clothing Sizes Soon to Be More Satisfactory
Ames reports that size fixing in clothing will shift from age and bust measures to standardized data. Researchers study 9,000 women and 147,088 children to identify reliable body measurements, guiding manufacturers toward concise fixed metrics for garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Towa State Colleges Quarterly
United States Bureau of Home Economices
WPA
Garment sizing tied to age judged unreliable
An estimated ten million dollars worth of clothing sizing is criticized as unscientific and unsatisfactory. The Reporter notes that age does not indicate size and manufacturers use their own varied scales.
Riverside Club Hosts Bridge Tea and Birthdays
Members of the Delta Delt club gathered at Mrs. William Ingram’s Riverside home for a three-table bridge session. Hazel Blythe Iowa City won high score, Edward Bushek took the traveling prize, and Dorothy Fitzsimmons earned the all-cut award. A luncheon followed with guests Dorothy Fitzsimmons Birdie Godlove and Gerald Cress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Delta Delt Club
William Ingram
Hazel Blythe
Iowa City
Edward Bushek
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Birthday celebration for Mrs Peterson and son Roger
Mrs Peterson and her son Roger, whose birthdays fall on the same day, received many gifts and a decorated birthday cake made by Mrs Robert Smola. Refreshments of ice cream cake strawberries and coffee were served by a committee including Mrs Hubert Doud Mrs William Ingram Mrs Lee Buchwalter and Mrs Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers at Monday Meeting
Esther Hayes was elected worthy advisor of the Rainbow Girls at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Jean Essley Lois Humble Betty Stewart and Joan Brown were named associate worthy advisor charity and hope and faith. Installation is planned for Sunday afternoon May 19 with an initiation ceremony for four candidates on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hayes
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Jean Essley
Lois Humble
Charity
Betty Stewart
Joan Brown
Faith
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