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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1952

Page

2

First Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting

The First Baptist Church held its annual business meeting on Wednesday May 14 after a cooperative supper. Gifts were given to Rev and Mrs Longfellow for their anniversary and Mrs Paul Thayer received a token from the church. Reports from clerk treasurer and financial secretary noted the church exceeded missionary goals and set a higher target for the new year. Plans were announced to decorate the church and parsonage and to build an a nel for overflow of primary children. A memorial service was conducted for members who died in the past year. The meeting ended with prayer.

First Baptist Church Desconesses Paul Thayer Mr. Pleasant Will Carol Korgey Tren Yard Richard Weeks Licille Forgey

Social research director notes bartenders preferred for troubles

Dr. Edward B. Olds of St. Louis Social Research Director says people discuss their troubles more with bartenders than with social workers, highlighting informal support channels and community dynamics.

Edward B. Olds St. Louis

Couple observes 56th wedding anniversary in Washington

Mr and Mrs Annas of Columbus Junction celebrated their 56th anniversary at the home of their son in law and daughter Mrs L Fullerton in Washington. A noon turkey dinner followed a two tiered cake from grandson Marryaller son and corsages from Mrs Clifford Snyder and daughter. The couple married in Washington in 1900 and have three children, 16 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Pred Annas Columbus Junction Mro Mre. L. Fullerton Washington Annas Mero Mrs Paul Long Bronmored Clifford Snyder Longe Mre Annas See Starry Annas Lockhart Tex Clover Fullerton Carl Luckey Riverstadle KE. K. Annas Ainsworth Luckey Riverside Meoo Merle Blieuane Doris Ke McGee Harry Fullerton Glen St. Miller Ola Jacobs Ethel Sitler Don Bidwell Katie Bowman Colmbus Junction

Social Calendar with church meetings and gatherings

Social calendar items include WEO Chapter 1 at 7020 pom with Mrs T L Brookhart and others, Pythian Past Chiefs Association hosted by Mrs Omer Conklin, K of meeting at St James social hall, Bethlehem Commandery potluck moved to May 22, WSCS General Meeting and breakfast at Methodist church, Loyal Women's Class at Baptist church, Rebekah lodge election of officers, Presbyterian Women Circles with luncheon and potluck dinners, transportation meet at church Sunday. Reservations via S17-M.

WEO T. L. Brookhart Pythian Past Chiefs Association P.m Omer Conklin Bethlehem Pred Reid Claud Rhodebeck Charles Wiles

Lincoln PTA Hears Grade School Band

The Lincoln school PTA met in the afternoon with the grade school band under Irvin Rieh providing entertainment. Soloists John Craige Peter Bell Linda Pell and duets by John Wilson and John Peterson performed. New officers were initiated and thanked. Mrs Kenneth Patterson announced committees for the year. Maypole refreshments and hostesses from the kindergarten class were noted.

Lincoln School PTA Irvin Rieh John Craige Peter Bell Linda Pell John Wilson John Peterson Keith Vetter Joe Kirkpatrick Dale Booth PEA

Grace Hill Ladies Tea Honoring Mothers

Grace Hill Ladies Aid honored mothers with a Wednesday tea at the community building. Mrs. Max Waterhouse opened with a piano solo, others spoke welcomed by Mrs. Lawrence Mikse and Mrs. Charles Eyestone. Additional program parts included scripture reading, a Mother's Day article, a vocal duet, games, and refreshments served by Mrs. Leonard Brinning and Mrs. Robert Waterhouse.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Max Waterhouse Lawrence Mikse Charles Eyestone Arthur Peters Eugene Engel Robert Waterhouse Nelson Woodford Engel Leonard Brinning Paul Harvey W. Hobbs

Arnold Yoder announces Shirley Ann to Clifton E Boshart

Mr and Mrs Arnold Yoder of Keaty announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Clifton E Boshart son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Boshart of Washington. The wedding is planned for the fall.

Arnold Yoder Keaty Theiraugster Shirley Ann Clifton EE. Boshart Clarence Boshart Washington

May Breakfast Hosted by Mrs Brower for American Home Group

Mrs Homer Brower hosted the American Home department breakfast at her home with Fortnightly members present. Leader Mrs R J Dawson presided over a brief business meeting and program coordinator Mrs FE HW Messer led the program before social time. Assistants included Mrs George Foster Mrs William McConnell and Brower granddaughter.

Homer Brower American Home Department R. J. Dawson FE. HW. Messer George Foster William McConnell Brower

Saddle Club Meeting at YMCA Presided by Glen Thompson

The Washington Saddle club met at the YMCA on Wednesday evening with Glen Thompson as president. The program featured bingo and entertainment. Committee members included Mr and Mrs Carl Phillips and Mr and Mrs Marquis of Keota. Refreshments were served at the close.

Washington Saddle Clu YMCA Glen Thompson Carl Phillips We Marquis of

Break Fest Club Attends Des Moines Feature Fair

A Break Fest Club recording notes participation in the Des Moines feature fair. The next breakfast is planned at Mrs. Gerald McGaffey's home on May 2.

Des Moines Gerald McGaffey

Cream Wax Eases Crayon Marks From Light Woodwork

Cream wax cleans crayon or lipstick marks from light painted woodwork. Apply by pouring onto a cloth and wiping, restoring the surface.

VFW Breakfast Club Listens to Recording

The VEW Breakfast club met at Mrs. Charles McAvoy's home with 17 women 12 children and one guest. The group enjoyed listening to a recording during the morning gathering.

VFW Breakfast Club VEW Charles McAvoy

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