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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
3
A Fortnightly club and several small groups met at homes across town for talks tea and bridge. Hostesses Mrs Jos Maxwell Mrs Catherine Null and Miss Helen Stewart welcomed guests while study sessions covered Japanese art and Moliere drama.
The Ladies Aid of St Paul Evangelical church plans an all day meeting at Mrs Charlie Zieglowskys home on Thursday May 12 Mrs Oscar Hughes hosts the Independent club Thursday afternoon The Ainsworth W B R c holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with initiation The Past Noble Grand Circle postponed to the fourth Monday in May May 23 at Mrs Henry Minicks home
The Wellston Social Club meets with Mrs. Marion Smith Thursday afternoon. The Heights School Parent Teacher Association holds the final meeting of the year Thursday at 8 45 pm. The Rebekah Club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Goldie Mayo’s home. The Ww c T A meets May 12 at 2 30 pm at 703 West Monroe Street led by Mrs. Mae Surtor focusing on Acts 6 1 14 15 and the influence of a good mother. The Uo and t club holds its regular meeting Friday at 2 pm at Mrs. Charlie Hoxworth’s home.
The Walnut Woman's club will be guests of Mrs. Herman Wallace at 12 o'clock dinner Thursday. Bring thimble and needle. The Ladies Aid of the 1st United Presbyterian church meets at the church Friday afternoon May 15 at 2 30.
Section No 1 Home Economies group will meet with Mrs Geo Maxwell Thursday at 2 30 PM a change of meeting place is noted. This is the last meeting and all members are asked to be present.
The annual meeting of the First Baptist church will be held this evening with supper at 6 30 Bring sandwiches and one dish to pass and silverware Reports from all departments will be heard and officers elected A full attendance is desired The Fortnightly Club Garden department meeting has been postponed to May 26
The Fleur de Lis club is set to meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Boyd Foster. Attendees will discuss upcoming events and club activities in a small gathering.
White Oak Valley and Wellston schools will host a play day and picnic at Wellston School on Friday May 13. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
Scrambled egg is cited as the cause of the hens trouble to be shown at a poultry demonstration Saturday at 2 30 P M. The event promises value to poultry raisers and includes a guessing contest at Warren's Seed Store.
A Purina Mills expert demonstration is announced by The Ladies Aid Society of the 88 Christian church. An administrator will hold the event on Saturday to showcase feeding products and tips.
A scheduled event at 2 30 P M invites poultry raisers to a demonstration featuring a hen with scrambled eggs as a highlight. The display aims to show variability in hens and draw interest from attendees.
Pleasant Plain seniors traveled to Washington for graduation portraits. Ten seniors are listed by name. The baccalaureate was Sunday May 8 1927 led by Rev Turner of Parsons College. Commencement is May 12 1927 at the high school auditorium with Rev Campbell of Fairfield delivering the address.
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