Evening Literature Junior Fortnightly Tea Party Programs
Mothers of Junior Fortnightly club members attended a tea in the Y W room with Miss Helen Little at the head. The program featured Stephen C Foster melodies with Miss Marjorie Strong in charge and Miss Catherine Massah giving Foster biographies. A business meeting followed, election of Helen Applegate as next year’s leader, and a banquet planned with a committee named.
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Y. W
Helen Little
Stephen C. Foster
Marjorie Strong
Catherine Massah
Foster
Margaret Applegate
Helen Applegate
Mabel Burger
Verna Bickel
Mary Rickey
Flora Dodds
Winifred Ragan
Fred Maasdam
George Rudiger
A. KE. Atendison
Mary Arrowsmith
Amy Christian
Leila Anderson
Sydney Spayde
Department of Speech
University of Iowa
Milo T. Sorden
Harry Sizer
Helen Coffey
Kathryn Latta
Bernice Nash
Ella Wiese
Mable Olson
Ladies Aid Society Plans Church Kitchen Cleanup Friday
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold an all day meeting Friday to clean the church kitchen starting at 9 am. A potluck lunch will be served at 1 pm followed by a brief business meeting. Mrs H H McCleery will speak on her recent Mediterranean cruise. Mrs Russell Bell is chair for the day.
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United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
H. H. McCleery
Russell Bell
Marion ‘George
Harry Dye
U. P. Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Ed Sorrell
N. 2Nd Ave
L. F. Harding
N. 2Nd Ava
Clara Huber
E. Jefferson St
Ira T. Saul
E. Main St
Alice Shaver
S. Iowa Ave
Young
Washington Street
L. R. Carbee
St. Iowa Avenue
S. E. Sugafoose
Hal Richards
A. C. Durst
Shop Talk at Hanson's May 21 1087
Shop note from Hanson's describing a self filling thread display case and new Venetian blind installation in a private home. It promotes slack casual wear for women, sweaters and jerseys, spring artificial flowers, and suggests draperies from Hanson’s for finishing touches.
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Hanson's
Vigilant Class Social and Supper at Church BasemenT
Presbyterian Vigilant Sunday school class met in the church basement Monday at 6 30 p m for the May Social with Miss Ella Gordon in charge of a covered dish dinner. Decorations featured peach and apple blossoms. Mrs Br H Van Meter led devotionals on Hebrews 2 11 and "The Comfort in Christ's Humanty." Dr F W Ease wood offered prayers. Ella Gordon and Elsie Bratten oversaw games. Next meeting set for June with Mrs David Kleese and Mrs W Anderson in charge.
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Presbyterian
Ella Gordon
Fisie Bratten
McCaleb
A. i. Schimpeller
May Hopengardner
Eva Smeltzer
Br. H. van Meter
Moody Magazine
F. W. Easewood
Elsie Bratten
John McCall
David Kleese
W. Anderson
Mothers Invited to Junior Missionary Meeting Saturday
Mothers of Junior Missionary members were invited to a Saturday afternoon meeting at United Presbyterian church. Thirty attended including mothers and members and one new member joined the roll. Georgeanne Rudiver led song service Merilyn Bell gave devotions with topic Christ in My Home. Virginia MelLaughlin sang. A Mother’s Day pin was given to each mother. A picnic is planned at Sunset Park on Saturday June 12.
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United Presbyterian Church
Georgeanne Rudiver
Merilyn Bell
Virginia MelLaughlin
Sunset Park
Tempting Spring Recipes From Cook's Nook Menu
Tempting spring dishes include Tulip Time Salad with orange petals and coconut, Caramel Custard Pie with meringue, Fruit Plate De Lumwe with orange and dates, Tropical Mousse and Orange Shortcake, Garden Party Tea Cakes with two frostings, Veal Pries tas with cheese and macaroni, and Posalada Masieanga Mexican salad. The items feature oranges, coconut, dates, beets, pineapple, bananas, and cream in period kitchen style.
Kitchen questions on washing spinach and cake flour substitutions
The article explains removing sand from spinach by trimming stems before washing and agitating in lukewarm water until clear. It notes substituting all purpose flour for pastry flour in cakes by subtracting two tablespoons per cup to compensate for weight. It advises cooking brown sugar and milk sauces and candies on very low heat while stirring constantly to prevent curding.
Practice on Work for 4-H Rally Day
English River Hustlers 4-H club met Saturday afternoon with Norma Jane Te Rockhorst. Two members attended and one guest. President Loretta Eagle conducted a short meeting. Roll call prompted a flower initial. The afternoon featured practice for Bally day activities and memory records. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from her mother and sister Bernadette.
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English River Hustlers
Norma Jane Te
Rhubarb Choice for Colorful Spring Sauce
Ames May 11 Rhubarb sauce tips from Lois Diehl Iowa State College foods instructor. Choose young tender Statka stalks for vivid red color and firm texture. Leave outer skin on to keep color, peelings yield pale green mush. Cut into one half to one inch pieces for best results. Can be simmered with sugar and fruit juice or cooked briefly in hot syrup. Baked rhubarb served in a glass dish looks appetizing with butter layers lemon rind and cinnamon topping.
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Ames
Lois Diehl
Iowa State College
19th Century Club Hears Review of Heads and Tales
The 19th Century Club held a luncheon at Mrs. A. E. Baldrige home with Bluebell decor for about twelve members. Mrs. Manton Hebner reviewed Heads and Tales by Malvina Hartman about the Hall of Man in the Field Museum Chicago. The bronze figures span nations and took five years to complete, finishing for the 1893 World’s Fair.
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A. E. Baldrige
Chicago
Birthday Party for Betty Patterson Sees Twelve Guests
Betty Patterson celebrated her twelfth birthday at her mother Mrs Cartie Patterson home with twelve girl friends. They played games and enjoyed refreshments as gifts from guests including Dickie Brock of Ottumwa and the grandmother Mrs Lewis Baker.
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Betty Patterson
Betty
Dickie Brock
Ottumwa
Lewis Baker
Cartie Patterson
Social calendar lists church and club meetings this week
Tuesday offerings include Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society at 7:30 p.m. and Alma Hetrne Holland Missionary Society at 6:15 p.m. Other groups meet Wednesday through Friday at various venues with potlucks, plant exchanges, and service committee roles. attendees urged to bring plants, accessories, and dishware.
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Baptist Young Women’s Missionary Society
Terry Marsh
Jefferson Street
Besse Jones
Alma Hetrne
Country Club
A. W. Clow
Marjorie Katt
Harmony Club
KK. B. Stephens
Robert Roberts
Charles Wiley
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Fred Sehneider
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Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Jake
Lyet Wales
the National Bank
19Th Century Club
B. Patterson
Madge Evans
Gall Patrick
Beverly Roberts
Gail Patrick
St. Paul's Ladies Aid Society
T Church
Prairie Flower Mission Ecirele
Troy Foriash
Carl Jarrard
Rural Women's Club
George Nelson
Walnup Women's Club
Howard Miller
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aideneiety
Nceace
Louis Schroeder
Ainsworth
Fleur de Lis Club
Ray Bell Country Club
Public Affairs Department
H. J. Club
Fasein Star
James Shalla
Masonic Temple
D. D. Davis
East Washington Street
Klein Klothing Ko
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