Fortnightly Club Plans Dessert Party at Lincoln School
The Fortnightly club will hold a dessert party at 7 pm on Tuesday, May 20, at Lincoln school. Tickets cost 25 cents and are available from department leaders and Elizabeth Dawson. The Literature and Drama groups organize kitchen and entertainment, with a ten member drama cast performing a one act comedy Flash of Red. A short business meeting will follow with reports on the Fort Dodge biennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Shannon
Martha Sidles
W. D. Dwyer
Elizabeth Dawson
Phillips and Hebner Drugstore
Drama
R.H. McCleery
Darrell Ross
Phil Weldin
Nels
Westermark
FE. KE. Stutsman
Wellman Chapter of O E S Reg May Meeting
Wellman chapter No. 211 O E S met at the Masonic hall with three members present. Mrs Hila Foster of Cedar Rapids attended, first time in years, as district group meeting reports were shared by Worthy Matron Mrs Charles Durian Jr and others. A Mothers Day program followed with songs, readings, a May pole, corsages, and refreshments. Juvenile Branch of Royal Neighbors held a May meeting at the Legion hall with 21 children and mothers present. guests included Mrs Lillian Haight and Mrs Mabel Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Hila Foster
Cedar Rapids
Charles Durian, Jr
Association
Mark Schafer
Dan Steiner
D. R. Steninger
Smith
Donald Bidwell
Virginia
Juanita Schaffer
Mark Schaffer
Donna Winegarden
Harold Swartzendruber
The
Royal Neighbors
Legion Hall
Lillian Haight
Winfield
Mabel Potter
Homemaker Menu: Tomato Wiener Scallop Bake and Croquettes
Housewife style recipes present a tomato and corn bake with wieners and buttered topping, followed by croquettes made from hard cooked eggs and parsley cheese. A separate orange cream pudding with strawberries steams to finish.
White handkerchiefs return to fashion this summer
Pure white handkerchiefs are making a comeback in fashion. They are carried for practical use in purses or sported from blouse pockets with snowy white purity. Lace edges may ornament show pieces, but for daily use the plain white sheer fabric defines the trend.
Feminine garden aprons blend style and practicality
Gardeners gain new bib-top aprons with giant pockets and knee leather padding for kneeling. Leather band and glazed surface shed dirt, removable kneeling pad and washable design improve usefulness. Available in blue denim or floral cotton for different tastes.
Mrs. O Patterson Hosts Family Mother’s Day Dinner
Mrs. O C Patterson honored as guest of honor at a South Prairie home gathering for Mother’s Day. Allen Patterson and daughter Joan hosted with flowers and a pink and white cake. Several relatives attended including Tommy Harvey Richard Norman John Patterson Gerald Dickinson and Clayton Nicholson among others.
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Allen Patterson
Joan
South Prairie
QO. C. Patterson
Glenn McFarlane
Red Cloud
Nebr Milo Patterson
Helen Patterson
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Announcement
Presbyterian prayer gathering will meet Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. at Mrs Glenn Wilsons residence 31 South Third Avenue for the cottage prayer event.
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Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Glenn Wilson
South Third Avenue
Literature Group May Party at Memorial Union
The Fortnight ly club Literature department held its annual May party in Memorial Union Iowa City. About thirty members and guests attended a three course seven o clock dinner. The dinner committee included Thelma Luther chair Eileen Jeffrey Ethel McCreedy Mable Shields and Mrs George Rudiger. Martha Sidles leader led the after dinner program with Mr Bowman from the University of Iowa English department reading poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Thelma Luther
Eileen Jeffrey
Ethel McCreedy
Mable Shields
George Rudiger
Martha Sidles
Mr. Bowman
English Department
University of Iowa
Society Plans for Dinner at Church
Riverside May 13 The Woman's Society for Christian service sponsors a mother and daughter banquet on Wednesday evening May 14 in the Trinity church dining room as part of church activities.
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Riverside
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Trinity
Methodist church invites women to community dinner
A Trinity Methodist church community dinner for women is planned with tickets at 40 per plate for dinner at 7 o'clock. A speaker follows with committee members Mrs R J Marner and Mrs A H Pogge coordinating reservations. The Woman’s Society for Christian Service met, with a social lunch afterward by committee members Whitlock Rath Hartzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Whitlock
Charles Rath
Mary Hartzler
Officers Elected at Dinner Meeting
Mary Westphal was elected president of the Past Worthy Advisors club at a dinner meeting held last evening in Winga's cafe private dining room. Ten members attended the 6:30 dinner with Miss Westphal as hostess. Retiring president Helen Kos presided over the follow up business session and reported on last year's work. New officers include Jean Essley as vice president and Martha Anne Mace as secretary-treasurer. Birthday gifts were given to Miss Westphal and Kathleen Godfrey. A social evening followed at the Westphal home. The next meeting is a picnic on June 9 with Mrs. Hd Squire and Mrs. Ernest Salladay as arrangement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart P.T.A
Stewart School
K.C. Hall
West Chester Woman's Society of Christian Service
W.C.M.E. Church
Good Will Club
Fred Wagoner
Sunshine Community Club
Pete Koehler
Merry Makers
Hazel Smith
Flower Exchange
Woman's Golf Club
Country Club
Wellman
C. W. Stewart
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
New Haven Ladies Aid
Willie Robertson
P.m
E. E. Ward
West Main Street
W.C.T.U
George Brinton
Washington St
Ben Coppock
Mary Grice Missionary Society
Lexington Ladies Aid
Amanda Schulty
Maria Oldfield
Mary Oldfield
Mary Westphal
Past Worthy Advisors Club
Winga
Miss Westphal
Helen Kos
Jean Essley
Martha Anne Mace
Notable Ladies Attend Local Club Meeting
The serving by Mrs. Wilbur Chalupa, Mrs. John Soukup, Mrs. Lloyd Krotz and Mrs. Milford Cook. The members present were Mrs. Thomas O'Conner and daughter Myrtle, Mrs. William Busby, Mrs. Carl Steele, Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. Ira Coon, Mrs. Pearl Coon, Mrs. Wilbur Chalupa, Mrs. John Krotz, and Mrs. Ethel Steele of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkrotz
Anna Krotz
Riverside
Union Dale Ladies Aid Society
Olive Lewis and Son
Kyla Mae Coon
Lucile Murphy
John Soukup
Lloyd Krotz
Charles
Nadine Chalupa
Milford
Fairfield
Krotz
Wilbur Chalupa
Milford Cook
Thomas O'Conner
Myrtle
William Busby
Carl Steele
William Murphy
Ira Coon
Pearl Coon
John Krotz
Ethel Steele
Washington
West Chester Pythian Sisters Schedule Meeting
The regular meeting will be held Tuesday evening May 13. Members urged to attend after our forced vacation. All members encouraged to attend the District meeting at Wellman on Monday night May 12 by order of the M E C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Wellman
M. E. Cc
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Lincoln School
Alma Hearne
K. P. Hall
U.P. Church
Maurine Walker
Helen Holden
P.K.D
Mrs. & J. Johnson
B. F. Bastwick, Jr
Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Woman's Society
Christian Service
M.F. Church
FE. BE. Stutsman
R. EE. Shannon
Unit 7
Homer Stephen Optometrist
Reothschila
da Cpadustes
Vogue
Mrs. O. Patterson
Society
Westphal Home
Hd Squire
Ernest Salladay
Paris
East Washington Street
Igpurgeon
Crepetwist
Andards
Kutta
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