Mothers Are Guests Of Jr Fortnightly Mrs Smith Elected
Ten guests attended Monday evening entertainment for mothers hosted by the Junior Fortnightly group. Members present included Mrs H loud Barrier, Mrs Howard Weight, Mrs Donald Paul, Mrs Henry Lechner, Mrs day Sellers, Mrs Harold Mangold, Mrs Archie Euwer, Mrs Richard Young, Mrs Cleo Shockey and Mrs George Kindiger. Mr Robert Swi gave the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hloud Barrier
Howard Weight
Donald Paul
Henry Lechner
Day Sellers
Harold Mangold
Archie Euwer
Richard Young
Cleo Shockey
George Kindiger
Robert Swi
New Officers Elected at Club Meeting
President Mrs. Max J. Smith was elected with Mrs. Robert Koehler as vice president and Mrs. Kenton Mangold as secretary treasurer. The nominating committee presented names, and remarks by Mrs. Kleese opened the session. Mrs. Leehner introduced the program chairman and speaker Mrs. Ralph Winese, who read for Mother's Day. Leonard Kokesh provided organ accompaniment. Lavender and green decor highlighted refreshments. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Leonard Kokesh, Mrs. Robert Koehler, Mrs. Carl Dallmeyer, and Mrs. Carlton Mangold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiven
Max J. Smith
Robert Koehler
Kenton Mangold
Hear
Kleese
Leehner
Ralph Winese
Leonard Kokesh
Carl Dallmeyer
Carlton Mangold
Birthday Honors for Gary Sweith Sheetz and Others
The 1st birthday today honors Gary Sweith Sheetz, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Sheetz of route 4 S. Other honorees include Mrs A R Ledger Mrs Ben Holt Donna Rae Cave daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Cave and Homey Porter of West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Sweith Sheetz
Donald Sheetz
Route 4
A.R. Ledger
Ben Holt
Donna Rae Cave
Ben Cave
Homey Porter
West Chester
Hospital Dismissals Round Up Cedar Rapids and Washington Residents
At the hospital a Cedar Rapids resident T R Gillespie is dismissed along with Mrs Charles Leedham and her son from Reotal, and Mrs BKawin Greiner and her son from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T .R. Gillespie
Cedar Rapids
Charles Leedham
Reotal
Bkawin Greiner
Washington
High School Girls Tour Hospital for National Hospital Day
Junior and senior high school girls toured the hospital on Monday afternoon for National Hospital Day May 12. Gloria Winger explained surgical and delivery equipment including a Bo and Ho resuscitator while Erma Thompson and Eileen Jeffrey spoke on public health and school nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Winger
Washington County
Erma Thompson
Eileen Jeffrey
Margaret Wolfe
Cray
Esther Squire
Carol Weeks
Audrey Wittetoe
Dorothy Kos
Orleen Miller
Pat Brock Kay Cherry
Nadene Chalupa
Nancy Conner
DUV Memorial Service Planned for June by Veterans Group
The Daughters of Union Veterans Phoebe Allen Tent No 5 met at the Legion rooms with President Beth Brinning in charge. They voted to hold a memorial service at the June meeting and asked members to bring flowers. A June 4 Stunset Park program will feature a picture and Flag Day event. Brinning presented a scrapbook of clippings for the department president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Phoebe Allen
Legion Rooms
Beth Brinning
Stunset
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
A dense list of Tuesday through Thursday gatherings names multiple groups, including Ann Judson Circle at 7 50 p m, YWCA mixers, Past Noble Grand Circle and Alma Hearne Holland Mission Study, and Legion Auxiliary events. Numerous clubs schedule luncheons, picnics, prayer services, and social hours at churches, Sunset Park, YMCA, and community buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson Circle
Baptist Church
Richard Weeks
Robert Nicola
YWCA
Sunset Park
Noble Grand Circle
George Jarrard
Alma Hearne Holland
Nurses’ Shome Legion Auxiliary
Pou Legion Room
Mary Cay Young Birthday Party Honored
Mary Cay Young daughter of Mrs. Billie Young celebrated her tenth birthday with a Blue Bird group party. The event featured music in the afternoon and a supper after guests watched Mary Cay unwrap her gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cay Young
Billie Young
Mary Cay
Potato Trick to Save Oversalted Gravy
A simple culinary tip suggests dropping a raw potato piece into oversalted meat gravy for a few minutes to reduce saltiness. The potato absorbs excess salt, then remove before serving.
Baptist Class to Hold Friday Afternoon Party
The Phe Loval Women’s class of the Papiet Sunday school will hold their close party at Nit isie Moore’s home 720 North have Avenue on Friday afternoon Nias 16 at 2 o'clock. An election of officers for the same year will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Loval
Papiet
Nit
Isie Moore
North
Have Avenue
Nias
Lemon Juice Uses for Stain Removal and Freshness
Lemons are valuable household aids. A few drops of lemon juice bleach stains and prevent browning in bananas, apples, and avocados. Rubbing hands with lemon removes stains after peeling.
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By Willis Forbes
Happy
Lemmon
High School Girls Tour
New Blood Bank
Fraternity
Othe Nursery
Alea
DUV
Washington Saddle Club
YMCA
Good Will Club
Pam
Tina Holt
Women's Golf Association
Countrys Club
WSCS
Ehureh
Pythian
P. m
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Just Us Club
G. A White
Rosemary Club
George Horn
Catholic Daughters of America
P.m
Lincoln School
PTA
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Stanley Mouser
WEO
Mees
T. L. Brookhart
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Omer Conklin
Clarence Shaffer
WETI
Stella
Genkinger
Ben Coppock
Handcraft IV
Daryl Dodder
Masonic Temple
St. Joseph's Circle
Charles Grevir
HJ Club
Harold Strum
St. Anthony Circle
Marcella Vittetoe Koof
Janes
Bethlehem
Mary Young
Baptist
Phore
Sorden Music Co
Atention
Raberta Beauty Salon
South Marion
Spurgeons
Phil
Maid
WARDS
Ambrttomery Wed
Tire Sale
Riverside Air Cushions
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