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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1950

Page

6

Social calendar highlights church and club meetings

A listing of community events shows officers to be elected at the VFW hall and multiple group gatherings. Various clubs meet in Crawfordsville and Pleasant Hill, including women’s circles, missionary societies, and youth events with times from afternoon to evening.

CDA VFW Hall Washington Saddle Club Crawfordsville Legion Hall Women’s Council of Christian Church Werner Lauderman Elwyn Gardner Earl Jackson Baptist Ray Sosha H. Messer John Dodd Cy Bushs al Crone

Community notices list local club roles and clothing drive

Wenger No 10 and Mrs Carrie Dill are specified, followed by a series of positions and names. A clothing drive invites packing a box and the Friendship club meets at 2:00 pm with Mrs Delbert Lewis. The item also references a personal note about rolling a favorite radio program.

Cheerful Blue Birds Plan Tuesday Meeting and Event

The Cheerful Blue Birds held a Tuesday meeting to work on small Mother’s Day gifts. A blue ribbon won at a hobby show was announced. If weather permits, a wineer roast will be held at Paula Thomassen’s home for the next meeting.

Paula Thomassen

Susan Conner Attends Han-di-ta Camp Fire Girls Meeting

Susan Conner attended the Han-di-ta Camp Fire Girls meeting after school in the IOOF hall Camp Fire rooms. The group finished Mother's Day gifts and plant covers. A weiner roast was planned for next Tuesday at Sunset Park with Margaret Young serving refreshments.

Susan Conner Han-di-ta Camp Fire IOOF Si Sunset Park Margaret Young

Officers Installed in Ann Judson Circle on Tuesday

The Ann Judson circle of the Baptist church held an installation Tuesday evening at Mrs. Marietta Workman’s home. Installing officer Carol Forgey named Mrs. Workman leader Edna McCarty assistant leader Mrs. Keith Williams secretary treasurer Mrs. William Hesseltine program chair and Mrs. Joan McGaffey White Cross chair. A devotional preceded the ceremony and Mrs. Workman spoke on service using a disassembled watch as a metaphor. Refreshments and spring flowers followed.

Ann Judson the Baptist Church Marietta Workman Carol Forgey Workman Edna McCarty Keith Williams William Hesseltine Joan McGaffey White Cross Williams Japan

Wedding Anniversary for Howard McCleerys

Mr and Mrs Howard McCleery celebrated a wedding anniversary on Sunday with a visit from friends who attended the wedding. Canasta was played and refreshments served. They were joined by their son and daughter in law Sam McCleery and Bill, and their son Nic. The family enjoyed dinner and a day in Cedar Rapids.

Howard MccCleery MccCleery Eauke and Sam MecCleery Bill Nic McCleery Cedar Rapids

Mother's Tea by Pythian Sisters Draws Sixty Five Attendees

Sixty five attendees at KP Hall for a Mother's Tea hosted by the Pythian Sisters. The event featured a tap dance, piano numbers, readings, and a variety of vocal and ballet performances plus Acquaintance bingo with prizes for oldest, youngest, largest family, greatest distance traveled, and a lucky winner. Refreshments and spring themed table arrangements complemented the program.

KP Hall Sandra Floyd Karen Lance Sharon Kay Moothart Cathleen Godfrey Audrey Vittetoe Catherine Crone Janice Fuhr Vera Deimerly Karen Berkhoff Maxine Crone Margarette McCleery C. G. Pickens Frances Crone Esta Birney Deimerly Clarence Shafter Preston Harvey Iva Simpson Nettie Horn Harvey Jennie McGill Earl Burroughs Carrie Norman

Headliners Meet With Joyce and Janet Graf

The Headliners 4-H club met at the Graf home with 16 members present. Delegates named for state office Virginia Care, conservation camp Joyce Graf, better groomed girl Martha Gamon, field trip Sarah Trotman and Charlene Romine. Sarah Trotman presided. plans for summer projects made. Virginia Dare spoke on Posture in Everyday Life and Carolyn Shantz spoke on Care of Shoes. Refreshments were served.

4-H Joyce Janet Graf Virginia Care Joyce Graf Martha Gamon Sarah Trotman Charlene Romine North Carolina Virginia Dare Carolyn Shantz

Ticket Sale Report At YW Mixers Meeting

A YWCA Mixers meeting reported ticket sales for the Red Brick school barn dance set for Tuesday night May 16 at the YMCA gym. The group discussed funding for the summer conference, conducted craft work, and noted a guest night May 23 with the cast and rehearsal. Mrs Dale Booth will become president in July and will contact committee chairs for an officers meeting with Virginia Carrier.

Red Brick School Ymca Gyma YWCA Dale Booth Virginia Carrier

Non-Resident Member Attends Mission Study Group Meeting

Susie Johnson of California, a non resident member, attended the Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Study group meeting on Tuesday evening. A cooperative dinner was served in the Methodist church basement with hostesses Edna Mercer Helen Levis and Mrs Irma Butner. Nineteen members plus Miss Johnson were present. Mrs Walter Smith led devotions with the theme Building A Christian World Through Service. Mrs Payne Marshall led the program and Biblical nature games were played.

Susie Johnson California Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Study Group Methodist Church Edna Mercer Helen Levis Irma Butner Miss Johnson Walter Smith

May Tea Held by American Home III at Methodist Church

Thirty four members of the American Home III department gathered in the Methodist church ladies parlor for a May tea. Guests included Mrs. Herbert Rich of Crawfordsville. Rich sang two selections while Mrs. George Masson accompanied. Junior high singers performed and a paper on perfumes was read by Mrs. Harold Stephens, noting origins and scent detection. A short business meeting preceded refreshments and announcements of nearby events.

American Home III Methodist Church American Home III Department The Herbert Rich Crawfordsville Mrs. Rich Masson William Silter Harold Stephens Stephens France Clayde Knupp

Mrs Longwell Hosts Past Noble Grand Circle Meeting

Mrs Frank Longwell hosted twelve Past Noble Grand circle members Tuesday evening with Mrs G A Reinert as vice president presiding. Leona Kos won a contest. pinochle winners were Mrs Reinert and Mrs Edith Weidner. refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Mito Steele Sr and Joyce Steele. Next circle meeting set with Miss Kos.

Mrs. Longwell Frank Longwell Noble Grand Circle G. A. Reinert Leona Kos Reinert Edith Weidner Mito Steele Sr Joyce Steele Miss Kos

Engagement Announced for Joanne Trojovsky and Edward Prebyl Jr

Mrs. Ann Trojovsky of Lander Wyoming announces the engagement of her daughter Joanne to Edward Prebyl Jr of Davenport son of Mr and Mrs Edward Prebyl of Washington. The wedding will be later this summer.

Ann Trojovsky Lander Wyoming Joanne Trojovsky Edward Prebyl Jr Davenport Edward Prebyl Washington

Honor Mrs. E. E. Ward At Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. E. E. Ward was honored as district American Legion Auxiliary president at a Tuesday Legion rooms gathering led by auxiliary president Mrs. Neal Burton. The welfare committee reported $62.18 in clothing costs for an assigned child and $52 for dental bills for 10 needy children, plus new and used clothing for local families. Plans for Memorial Day and reports on the county meeting at Wellman and district convention at West Point were shared, with poppy day posters to be used in school programs. Diana Schulty performed two piano pieces in Ward’s honor, among other entertainment and a bouquet gift from the Legion post.

E. E. Ward American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Neal Burton Golia Miller Wellman West Point Fred Downing Ward Maynard Brown Latin America Josephs Diana Schulty

Birthday Surprise Planned for Elmer Horning and Son

A birthday surprise was carried out Sunday for Elmer Horning and his son William. Horning celebrated his Saturday birthday, William his Monday. Guests from Washington and nearby towns attended a dinner at the Kilmer Horning home, including the Harding and Sherman families and several Horning relatives.

Elmer Horning Willian Mr. Horning William

American Home club program at afternoon meeting

Mrs Richard Bordwell hosted and spoke at the American Home cooperative luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Local members included Mrs Glenn Thompson and nonresident member Mrs L P Truxan of Iowa City along with Ricky and John Bordwell. The event featured spring flower centerpieces and a May basket on each table.

Richard Bordwell American Home I Cooperative Glenn Thompson L. P. Truxan Iowa City Ricky John Bordwell

Mothers Take Imaginary Trip to Hawaii Party

Westchester report on the Pythist Sisters hosting a gathering for their mothers Monday in KP hall. The event used the ship S. S. Mother's Day as the theme with leis for passengers, a captain hostess, musical readings, solos and duets, and a palm tree refreshment setup concluding with a quiz.

Hawaii Westchester KP Hall S. S

Re-Elect Officers At Luncheon By American Home

American Home members met at Mrs Ed Sullivans home for a cooperative luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Officers re elected were leader Mrs Er E Stutsman assistant leader Mrs H H McCleery and secretary treasurer Mrs Harve Wilson. Seventeen members answered roll call and heard talks on food and household News.

Ed Sullivan Er. E. Stutsman H. H. McCleery Harve Wilson Ralph Kleese Neal Burton J. Se. Coffey West Chester Stutsman Harold Boyd

Breakfast at Washington Country Club for 23 Ladies

Breakfast was served this morning at the Washington Country Club for 25 ladies, 21 played golf after the meal. Helen Breese and Mrs. S W Vihene felt and Mrs A W Clow tied for the blind hole total, while Mrs Shenefelt won the playoff. Low putts prize went to Mrs Dan Brindley. Luncheon is planned for next Wednesday with reservations through Mrs Charles Wiele. Golf begins at 10 am and Bridie will be played after luncheon. Invitations have been received from Genes Country Club Muscatine for guest day May 25 and Walton Club Fairfield for June 7.

Washington Country Club Helen Breese S. W.vihenefelt A. W. Clow Shenefelt Dan Brindley Charles Wiele Bridie Genes Country Club Muscatine Walton Club of Fairfield

David Reed Celebrates His Sixth Birthday Party

David Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reed, hosted a schoolmates party after school on Tuesday to celebrate his sixth birthday. Eleven children played games while the aunt Mrs. Lloyd Stout helped serve refreshments. Pink ice cream and a pink birthday cake accompanied party favors and photos were taken. In the evening relatives Mrs. Maurice Meyer and the Meyers’ children joined for a second celebration at the Reed home.

David Reed Bernard Reed David Lloyd Stout Maurice Meyer Richard Martha Meyer Reed Home

Edible leftovers idea for meat loaf or croquettes

A partial recipe note suggests saving a spoonful of cream ed or scalloped vegetable in a covered dish in the fridge. When enough accumulates, it can be combined with a little meat to make a meat loaf or croquettes.

Community and regional livestock sales listed across Iowa barns

Journal sale dates and times announced for multiple Iowa venues. Whittaker sale barn hosts weekly livestock sales on Fridays, Kalona Sales Barn and Midway Sales Company in Columbus Junction run weekly sales on Thursdays and Wednesdays respectively, Ollie Livestock Exchange holds Tuesday afternoon sales, and a closing out farm sale is planned near Hedrick and Farson with a May 12 start at 11 00 a m.

Whittaker Kalona Sales Kalona Iowa Midway Sales Columbus Junction Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Hedrick Farson Rock Road Hilda Dougley

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Women's Council of Christian Church Group T. C. Polk CBS Masonic Temple Rural Women's Club William Marie Jr Rebekah Club Ioof Hall Prairie Flower Missionary Society William Gamon Walnut Women's Club Marion Robertson U Go Sherm Sorrell Methodist WSCS Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid May Branley G. Newton Ledgere Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Jeffrey Bldg Theo. B. Bailey Leet Morrison& Morrison Attorneys D. Morrison W. Livingston Robert Day W. Main George F. Morrison G Gifford Morrison J. C Penney Co Paul V. Shearer McCreedy Wendell, J. Shaffer Hotel Washington Optometrists C. S. Lemmon John W. Lemmon East Side Square P. L. Etter Osteopathic F. G. Livesay D. C Solowa Ave Ann Judson Circle Howard McCleerys Cloyd Garrett Owen Grecian Omer Conklin Bert Hahn Lyle Godfrey Miss Godfrey Allen Hunsaker Jr Washington Concrete Co 12Th St Rock Island Tracks Blaine Holmes F. E. Bartow S. A. Stephens Warren Stewart John Riftehouse National Music Week Portland Cement Association Hubbell Des Moines Iow Trojovsky Legion Post Kilmer Christ Horning Ralph Oldfield J. N. Dodd Jack Crawford Carnegie Hall Music Department John Stewart Walter Bauer Louise Randall Pierson L. F. Harding R. B. Palmer Bauer Thompson Merle Thrapp John Robertson J. C. Stancer Merle Eckel Daryl Staler Eldin Bauer Keota E. L. Conrad Journal Cushman Motor Scooters Robert Roger Waggoner N. B. Ave Washington, Iowa National Farm Loan Association Federal Land Bank Jeffrey Building E. W. Cummings Sec Treas EGG Markets Patrons Rock Island Produce Co Rock Island Produce Erecaset Ms A Rex Allen
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