United Presbyterian Women Meet For June Breakfast Plans
United Presbyterian Women circles met Friday to study Chapter 6 of The New Life and rehearse skits for the June 5 medical offering breakfast. Circle I hosted 15 with two guests. Circle II and III leaders conducted devotions and lessons. Circle IV hosted by Mrs. Wagner with a business meeting. Circle V at the United Presbyterian Home featured devotions and a dedicatory prayer. Circle VI planned the June 18 meeting. Circle VII held a finger supper with members and skits on the medical offering and church meaning.
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Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Women
Don Wylie
Richard Knupp
Charles Willming
John Baird
Arthur Witthoft
Circle V
United Presbyterian Home
Louis Rinner
Mary Montgomery
Margaret Beveridge
W. Nolin
Circle VI
Truman Tutte
Harold Wylie
Dale Caldwell
William White
Gary Hurst
Washington
Marion George
Circle VII
Mary Koehler
Rex Ray
Winnie Beiter
Richard McCall
Beiter
Harley Cole
Television Highlights Tuesday on NBC ABC CBS and NBC
United Press International lists Tuesday programs across NBC ABC and CBS. Highlights include Maurice Evans guiding a Stratford Shakespeare feature on NBC at 6 a.m. CDT plus Combat hostages on ABC at 6 p.m. and Red Skelton on CBS at 6:30 p.m. PT. NBC News Special previews Oregon primary at 7 p.m. CDT.
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United Press International
NBC
American Shakespeare Festival
Theatre and Academy At
Stratford, Conn
Maurice Evans
Evans
Combat
ABC
Conlan Carter
Red Skelton
CBS
Raymond Burr
NBC News
OMVI charge after hit on parked car in Wayland
Lavon Moore Jr. of Wayland was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after his car struck John Sherman’s parked car at 302 South Town at 2 10 a.m. Sunday. Sherman’s car suffered $500 damage. Moore’s car was total loss. Moore is bound over to Grand Jury on $350 bail. George Sonday of Keota was charged with speeding and fined $5.
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Omvi
Murry Lavon Moore, Jr
Wayland
John R. Sherman
South Town
Moore
Grand
Justice of
Monday Evening Literature and a Busy Social Week
A dense social calendar lists meetings and gatherings across many groups. From UP Home TIT Chapter Y at 8 p.m. to Y-Wives activities, bowling, luncheons, and a full slate of Civic and church groups, residents are urged to attend events, with details on times hosts and venues across Monday to Thursday.
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Lola De-Long
UP Home
Herb Campbell
Robert Logan
Retarded Children Association Meeting Announces Film Event
The Washington County Association for Retarded Children will show the film The Toy Makers at the Fairgrounds on Wednesday May 13 at 8 pm. The program highlights the daily lives and challenges of residents in a mental retardation institution, followed by officer elections. All interested Washington County residents are invited.
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Weanesaay
West Chester
WSCS
Church
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville Ces
Masonic ‘Temple
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Circle X
Circle XI
Myron Shields
Good Will Club
Iva Simpson
Country Club
Thosic Daughters
Ralph Robertson
Washington Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Washington County Association For
Fairgrounds
Toy Makers
Washington
Local Angles and Guests Share Mothers Day Observances
Mrs J J Nayadiey hosted visiting guests including Miss Hester Fas ly and Miss Elisa Jira affiliated with World Gospel Mission of Saltillo Corwuila Mexico as they presented slides on their work in Mexico at area churches. Naomi Kephart hosted Mothers Day dinner for family members including Earnest Stout Robertson Creech and Dirksen etc. Gordon Morris from Los Angeles visited parents Charles and Mrs Morris. Ray Gidley Davenport spent Mothers Day with Rose Reid and her daughters Al Conner and Donald Creech families. Rosa Langenberg moved to Pines Rest Home from local hospital. Ray Hasty Clara Faulkner joined Dean Hasty visiting Sunday.
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J.J. Nayadiey
Hester Fas 1Ly
World Gospel Mission of
Saltillo
Cor Wuila
Mexico
Elisa Jira
Naomi Kephart
Cooperative Mothers Day
Jake Earnest
Miles Stout
Roger Stout
Shelley
Washington
Carl Robertson
Town City
Davenport
al Conner
Donald E. Creech
Donna Marie Creech
Conners
Danny Creech
Sehulty
Assemblies of God to convene at First Assembly of God Church
The sectional meeting of the Assemblies of God is tonight at the First Assembly of God Church. Ministers and wives from about 15 churches will gather for dinner at 5:30 p.m. A Women’s Missionary Council vesper service led by Mrs Helen Donelson begins at 7 p.m. The evening service starts at 7:45 p.m. Rev. Lloyd Eflin of the Muscatine church will speak. Many out of town guests are expected.
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Assemblies of God
Assembly of God
Wingas Cafe
Women’s Missionary Council
Helen Donelson
WMC
Lloyd Eflin
Muscatine Church
Miss Esther White Hosts Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting
Guild members with Miss Esther White entertained fourteen members of the Wesleyan Service Guild Friday. Guests included Mrs. Blanche Harvey and Mrs. Myrtle Neiswanger. Ruth Bell led the business meeting and reported on the annual spring conference at Mt. Pleasant on April 5. Devotions were by Mrs. Merle Smith. slides by Mrs. Harvey covered a trip to the United Nations. A potluck supper is planned for June 5 at Mrs. Scott Wilcox's home.
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Esther White
Wesleyan Service Guild
Blanche Harvey
Myrtle Neiswanger
Ruth Bell
Mt. Pleasant
Merle Smith
Harvey
United Nations
Scott Wilcox
Engagement announced for Romelia Guardia and Myron Frisk
Romelia Guardia daughter of Mr and Mrs Miguel R Guardia South San Gabriel California and Myron L Frisk son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisk of Columbus Junction announce their engagement The wedding is set for Saturday May 16 at 11 am in St Anthonys Catholic Church South San Gabriel Calif Guardia a San Felipe High School graduate is employed by Pacific Telephone Company Frisk a Columbus Community High School graduate served two years in the US Air Force and works for Plymouth Manufactures at Santa Fe Springs Calif
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Columbus Junction
Romelia Guardia
Miguel R. Guard
South San Gabriel
Calif
Myron L. Frisk
Leonard Frisk
St Anthony’s Catholic Church
Columbus Community — High School
US Air Force
Plymouth Manufactures
Santa Fe Springs
Address Correction for Pvt Louie A Jones in Army Service
Correction notice fixes Pvt Louie A Jones ER 17675441 Com E 3rd Bn 2RB Fort Leonard Wood Missouri address. The corrected unit and location are specified for military records.
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Pvt
Louie A
Jones
Fort Leonard Wood
Careless Stacy Fined for Driving by City Police
Careless S Stacy was cited for careless driving by city police and fined $10 by Justice of the Peace Ginn Holden.
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Stacy
Justice of the Peace Ginn Holden
Admitted and births listed at area hospital
Saturday admissions include Shannon Racey of Brighton for medical care. Births recorded: a son to Mr and Mrs Joe Sotelo of Washington and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Daryl Owens of Crawfordsville and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Hoffman of Washington. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs Glenn Widmer of Washington and Mrs William Redlinger and daughter of Washington. Today Rosa Langenberg and Michelle Ann Vers, of Washington, are noted.
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Shannon Racey
Brighton
Ralph Brinning
Washington
Joe Sotelo
Daryl Owens
Crawfordsville
Paul Hoffman
Glenn Widmer
William Redlinger
Rosa Langenberg
Michelle Ann Vers
Lodge favored in Oregon primary
Washington UPI dispatch notes Republicans choose convention delegates this week with Oregon’s open primary shaping the race. Henry Cabot Lodge is favored in Oregon, while Barry Goldwater concentrates on Nebraska’s Tuesday primary to widen his delegate lead. Goldwater sits about 100 votes shy of a first ballot nomination, with 274 pledged or publicly committed delegates.
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Washington
UPI
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nebraska
GOP
Arizona
San Francisco
United Press International
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Rhode Island
Nixon
Goldwn- Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
WallaceCampaigns in Cambridge Cambridge Md
Wallace, running in the Maryland presidential primary, spoke in Cambridge as part of his last campaign push. Police protected his appearance amid Freeman rights protests. Maryland National Guardsmen were on stand by. He said he would consider a victory with 5 percent or more of the vote.
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Baltimore
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Cambridge
Wallace
Allace
Daniel Brewster
Johnson
Washington
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Circle Nl
Art Wiley
M. L. McCreedy
Aurora McIntyre
McCreedy
Roger Sherman
Don Rinner
Circle III
Maurice Ellis
Grace Vincent
Laura McLachlan
Circle IV
John Wagner
Maud Jackson
Carol McMillan
Myr
Tle Horton
Melville Donaldson
Frances McConnell
Robert McFarlane
McHale's Navy
Richard Boone
Andy Williams
Joey Bishop
SPEED
Martin
North
Iowa
Evening Journal
George Sonday
Keota
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Fern Pastry Shop
Donut Holes
Pastry Shop
West Dide Square
Democratic Women's Club
Paul Adam
Noble Grand Circle
Washington Women's Bowling Association
American Homers
Ruth Luers
American Home II
Stutsman American Home Ill
A.K. Stoutner
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Ith Century Club
Ruth Thorne
Baptist Ning Gerochi Circ le
Alta Hays
Mary Banks
Sunset Park
St. James Home
Rebekah Club
COF Hall Des
Women of Moose
Moose Home
CWF
Martha Group
James Stalder
Leo Marie
Walnut Women’s Club
Antioch Club
Joe Bauer
W. D
Shorty) Paul of
Retarded Children Association
Wolf's Flower Shop
Gordon Morris
Los Angeles
Mrs Charles Morris
Ray Gidley
Rose Reid
The
Pines Rest Home
Mrs
Ray Hasty
Clara Faulkner
Dean Hasty
Myron Frisk
Sitler
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
California
Florida
New Jersey
Illinois
Massachusetts
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D Ancestors Stock Fund, Inc
Robert S Erste
Wash. Co
Joe. Evanovich, Jr
Madison
al Fuhr & Cochran
Jonathan Apples
Colby Longhorn Cheese
Graham
Campbell’s
Ayne Dog Food
Pany
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Bernard Prever
Time Loan, Inc
East Wash
Angton
Hone
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