Mother Daughter Banquets Urged at Churches
Mothers and daughters are asked to reserve席 seats for the annual church mother daughter banquet Friday evening by Thursday. The event, not selling this year, features a YMCA YWCA program with Mrs Art Brown chairing. The YMCA gymnasium program includes a play jet tap dances and readings by local students with prizes for mothers.
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YWCEA
Art Brown
S O'Clock
YMCA
Nnasium
Clouds Khupp
Bob Everetts
Wirk
Mrs Springer Hosts LBC Club Meeting At Home
The LBC club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Abna Springer home with Mrs Schulte as co host. Mrs Merle Bekels led the meeting in the president was absent. Members reported receiving gifts from secret sisters. Visitors Mrs A J Robertson and Mrs Marion Robertson of Brighton attended. Mrs Robert Lloyd led entertainment with several contests. Pink and white refreshments were served by Mrs Springer assisted by Mrs Leslie Blick. Little May baskets served as place favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBC
Abna Springer
Merle Bekels
A. J. Robertson
Marion Robertson
Brighton
Robert Lloyd
Springer
Leslie Blick
Farmerettes Club Meeting With Patricia Horak
The Farmerettes 4-H club met Monday evening at Patricia Horak’s home. Nine members and two leaders attended as they opened with the 4-H Pledge. Talks on washing lamp shades and lamp placement were given by Alice Peters and Mary C Friese. Picture study talks covered Wiven hoe Park Essex and Italian Come dians. Rally Day plans were set and the next meeting is scheduled for Monday June 2 at Joan and Mary Friese’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Patricia Horak
Louis Horak
Alice Peters
Mary C. Friese
Wivenhoe Park
Essex
Sue Patterson
Mary Friese
Joan
Mrs Glass of Keota Hosts D A R Meeting
The Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday at Mrs Mack Glass in Keota with Mrs M M Flynn assisting. Twenty one members and three guests attended as officers were elected including regent Care Forgeyer and historian Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Glass of
Keota
Daughters of American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mack Glass
M. M. Flynn
Eins Hietbers
Jessie Stewart
Care Forgeyv
View Regent
Huh Hall
W. T. Metstyre
Jobin Cherry
Raymond Latehem
J. B. Lemmon
Blue Ridge
Washington, DC
Post
Hall
Willite Glassburner
Boyd Stoutner
Mauthe
West Chester Temple Style Show For Pythian Sisters
The West Chester Temple staged a style show for the Pythian Sisters with twelve members performing the latest 1952 fashions. During the meeting Mrs. Claude Garrett was named chair of the June Flag Day program and the Mother's Day program was announced for Friday May 9. Refreshment committee members for the June 3 gathering were Mrs. Harvey Wagner Mire Paul Harvey and Mrs C G Picken. Participants from West Chester included Harold Klopfenstein Mrs John Hough Mrs Homer Brinning Mrs Wilbur West and other members with Mrs Woodford narrating and Mrs Hough providing piano accompaniment. Refreshments were later served by the Dusenbery and Barnett families group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Claude Garrett
Harvey Wagner
Mire
Paul Harvey
C. G. Picken
Harold Klopfenstein
John Hough
Homer
Claire Dusenbery
Wal Dunham
Earl Dusenbery
Intna Barnett
Surprise party for Doyle Brown marked birthday
A surprise party was held Sunday evening at the Doyle Brown home honoring Mr Brown. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dow McDaniel Mr and Mrs Everette Plecker and family Mr and Mrs Dale Herdlicka and family and Mrs Brown and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Brown
Mr. Brown
Lee
Dow McDaniel
Everette Plecker
Dale Herdlicka
Mrs. Brown
Social Calendar Briefs Show Week-Long Club Postponements
Community clubs and circles list postponed events for the week across churches and halls. Rebekah and WSCS groups adjust dates, with note of hostess changes and new meeting times, plus dissolving or rescheduled programs at Masonic Temple and Camp Fire rooms.
WSCS Circles Meet Plans and Postponements
WSCS circles listed at 2530 Pom are No. 3 led by L M Eicher and No. 7 Mrs EB Hanmer with No. 12 postponed a week. Cercle of Baptist Church 2 PM Mrs EB C Smith at 04% So Marion. Friendship club 2 PM Mrs Ray Niffenegger. Roll call asks your favorite summer dessert. Prof James C Coleman LL C comments on a quip about biting our ethics as self punishment.
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WSCS
L. M. Eicher
EB. Hanmer
Jennie Adame
Ray Niffenegger
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Mrs. Springer
LBC Club
Farmerettes Club
Ralph Minick
Penney
Penney's
West Chester Group
Merry Makers Club
Wscs Circle Noo
Parlor Rosemary Club
Rebekah
Joof Hall
Rebekah Club
Toof Hall
U God Go Club
Lancheon
Louise Beanes
Walnut Women's Club
Elmer Wulf
Eastern Star
P.m
Masonica Temple
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Christian Women's Fellowship
L. J. Trask
Witmer Lauderman
Camp Fire Board
Pleasant Hill
Rural Women's Club
William Marie Jr. Rolleall
Women of the Moose, & P.m
Moose Natt
John Davison
Ymca Teom
Ralph Hesseltine
Mae Wilmer
Fern Rold
Melvin Booth
Nina Bowers
First Baptist Church
Pam
Floyd Murdock
Tom Duncan Stores
Tom Drumneans
Rhomberg's
Iowa
Rhomberg’s
Rom Duncan
Washington
James C. Coleman
Ll.c. 1.A
Mi Conigomeny
South Side Fy
Carol Brent
Denier
Worthe Ofc
Iva Simpson
Gwen Telford
Elma Rice
Bemberg
Bia Rey
Dorothy Babb
Lucy Thompson
Eunice Beach
Evelyn
Marcella Waggoner
Alice Morrett
Dorothy White
Pay Swickard
Trene MeKay
Raven Bemberg
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