Miss Jacobson Feted At Dessert Bridge Honors Guest
Marie Landau hosted a dessert bridge at her apartment in the H. J. McCreedy home Saturday honoring Lucille Jacobson teacher at Lincoln School. Guests seated at three tables received pink pom pom asters blue ageratum and ferns decor. Grace Fern won the high score. Miss Jacobson received a hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Landau
H. J. McCreedy
Lucille Jacobson
Lincoln School
Miss Jacobson
W. Thomas Carson
Jung
Elsie Glassburner
Miss Landau
Grace Fern
Mrs DeLong Hosts White Way Club Afternoon
Mrs Sam DeLong entertained the White Way club at her home last Tuesday afternoon. Owing to cold weather the woods trip was canceled and guests enjoyed social games and contests with prize winners Mrs Merle Eckles Mrs Wil Munro and Mrs Gertie Stewart. An indoor golf event amused members and a two course luncheon was served. The next meeting is set for May 31 at Mrs Edgar Stewarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Sam DeLonge
Merle Eckles
Wil Munro
Gertie Stewart
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Announced
A Wednesday 9 20 a m prayer gathering will be held at J B Randle 409 East Madison street with a cottage group. UL meets Thursday 2 30 p m with Mrs Jessie Brindley. Mrs Clara Barker leads as they study First Corinthians Acts Ezekiel Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
J. B. Randle
East
Madison Street
Jessie Brindley
Clara Barker
Prairie Flower Missionary Society May Meeting Report
The Prairie Flower Missionary Society May meeting, hosted by Mrs. Carl Jarrard with Mrs. Milford Anderson, drew seventeen members and two guests. Mrs. Earl Smith and Mrs. Stanley Fishburn led a program with devotions, a Bible theme, and a reading contest. items for a missionary box to the Philippines were prepared and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Carl Jarrard
Milford Anderson
Walter Jarrard
Clarence Jarrard
Earl Smith
Stanley Fishburn
Smith
C. E. Strong
Waterloo
Rolland Benson
Phillipines
Mrs J K McKee to Report Convention
Columbus Junction May 16 chapter CX P E O Sisterhood will hold a business meeting Monday at Mrs W A Norris home before the benefit program at the high school. Thursday evening Mrs J K McKee will report on the state convention in Sioux City at her home. A 6 30 pot luck supper is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
P. E. O. Sisterhood
W. A. Norris
J. K. McKee
Sioux City
Mrs. Wilcox Hosts Methodist Ladies Aid Unit
Mrs. Manford Wilcox opened her home to Unit 92 of the Methodist Ladies Aid society on Friday afternoon. Six members and two guests attended the meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Scott Wilcox, Bible verses read by all, a flower exchange, and a quilting session while refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Schmitt
Nick Roeth
Scott Wilcox
Social Calendar Highlights Women and Club Activities
Community groups share weekly events from Monday to Friday including potlucks, meetings, and teas. Notable participants include Mrs. Kenneth Kimberlin Mrs. Ed Grayson Mrs. Leo nardy Mrs. Ruby Sharp and Mrs. Doris Steele with venues at Masonic Temple West Chester and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kimberlin
South
Marion Avenue
D. of V
West Chester
Fred Bauer
Leonardy
West
Thimble Bee
Lawrence Howell
John Shebeck
Shebeck
East Third Street
Lexingtona Circle
Ruby Sharp
Pearl Parcell
North Second Avenue
Couple Wed In Morrison Church Ceremony June 2 1936
Announcement of the marriage of Gertrude Carper and Harry G. Burrell made at a dinner in Grandview. Rev C Harrison Becker read the service. Jean Westphall was attendant. Carper, a teacher at Ainsworth Junior High, and Burrell, Iowa City graduate, will reside in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Carper
Ainsworth
Harry G. Burrell
Cedar Falls
James F. Loper
Grandview
Burrell
C. Harrison Becker
Presbyterian Church
Morrison, Il
Morrison
Jean Westphall
Stanwood
Leona Carper
Olds
Olds High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
L. K. Burrell
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Bureau of Publications
Mrs Dye Hosts Friendship Club Gathering at Home
Mrs Harry Dye entertained seven ten members of the Friendship club and three guests in her home Friday afternoon. The Making of Kitchen Curtains was given by Mrs Goldfrey Juzeler, and later in the afternoon Mrs Dye, assisted by Mrs Warren Donaldson, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dye
Friendship Club
Goldfrey Juzeler
Dye
Warren Donaldson
H. S. C. Holds Meeting at O Conner Home
Mrs. Tom O Conner and daughter Myrtle hosted fifteen H S C members on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Mary O Conner, Mrs. Mary Hopping, and Eula Mae Coon. A short business session led by vice president Mrs. Pearl Coon followed by rock and fiddle sticks games. A one course luncheon was served by hostesses with help from Mrs. O Conner and Mrs. Hopping. Next meeting set for Mrs. Elmer Steele’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom O’conner
Myrtle
H.S. C
Mary O'Conner
Mary Hopping
Eula Mae Coon
Pearl Coon
Hopping
Elmer Steele
First Country Club Dinner Planned for Thursday
A dinner for country club members and families will be served at the clubhouse Thursday evening. This is the first dinner of the season. potluck dinners have run for weeks. Mrs. George Morrison chairs, with Mrs. Theodore B Bailey and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
George Morrison
Theodore B. Bailey
Morrison
Bailey
L. H. Orr
C. W. Stewart
J. O. Sexton
A. E. Baldrige
Junior Missionary Group Reaches Fourteen Members
The Junior Missionary Society at United Presbyterian Church held a Saturday meeting with fourteen members and two guests Carolyn Bond and Eleanor Bond. Marilyn Bell led devotions and Mrs H L Walker conducted a Bible quiz and shared a story. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society
Carolyn
Eleanor Bond
United Presbyterian Church
Marilyn Bell
H. L. Walker
Birthday Celebrations Around Kalona and Journal Office
Community birthday notices list Mrs Will Mayhew Mrs Peter Witting and Edna Bridges among celebrants in Kalona today Hetty Stevens Rev WJ Stevens daughter is 14 Donna Belle Kephart is 12 Norine Mast Mrs Clara Warren Mrs Anton Kauffman and Mildred Oldfield on the Many Happy Returns list Journal office hosts cake for Frank Macon whose birthday was yesterday His daughter Lois Stansbury sent money from California for cake funds for the Journal staff The note closes with a playful contention about Mrs Stansbury being nies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mayhew
Peter Witting
Kalona
Edna Bridges
Norine Mast
Clara Warren
Anton Kauffman
Douglas
Mildred Oldfield
Journal Office
Frank Macon
Fortnightly Club Meeting At Mrs Earl Walton Home
The Fortnightly club met at Mrs. Earl Walton's Riverside home on May 16 with nine members present. Mrs. Norval Flynn was elected president, succeeding Mrs. C L Worley who moved to Ottumwa. Guests included Mrs Edward Rotenburger Mrs Al Walton and Mrs Anna Walter. A luncheon followed. The next gathering, at Mrs Ray Cummings southeast of Riverside, will be an evening picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cummings
Riverside
Potluck Dinner Honors Grey School Teacher and Pupils
Neighborhood families served a noon potluck at the Grey schoolhouse on Friday to honor Miss Vacha and her ten pupils. The event marked the close of the school year with a simple communal reception and afternoon refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Schoolhouse
Luncheon at R L Lytle Home by 19th Century Club
Mrs R L Lytle hosted a group of fourteen members for a luncheon at her home. Lily of the valley centerpiece and old glassware preview followed the meal. Mrs A Anderson gave a club history while Mrs A E Baldrige reviewed Trygve Gulbranson's Beyond Sing the Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Lytle
Nineteenth Century Club
Robert Lytle
Helen Wilson
A. E. Baldrige
Sing the Woods
Norway
Trygve Gulbranson
Potluck Dinner Wraps Up School Year At Local School
Twenty nine attendees gathered for a year end dinner featuring popular potluck dishes. The community expresses regret at Miss Vacha leaving the neighborhood this summer but hopes to welcome her back at the start of the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacha
Fairfield Wedding Unites Charlotte Howell and Brawner DuBois
Charlotte Howell daughter of Mrs. Rose Howell of Fairfield and Brawner DuBois of Waterloo wed at the Fairfield Methodist church in a small ceremony. Reverend Gable officiated as immediate family and a few friends attended. The bride wore a dusky rose crepe dress and the couple left for a Minnesota trip, planning to reside in Waterloo after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Howell
Rose Howell
Fairfield
Brighton
Brawner DuBois
Waterles
Gable
DuBois
Minnnesota
Waterloo
Brighton High School
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield Ledger
Fairfield Bank
Federal Farm Loan Association
Fairfield High School
Parsons College
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Sam DeLong
Eigar Stewart
M. Wilcox
Mrs. Scott Wilcox
Blanche
Colorado
Yellowstone
Glacier Park
Burlington
Glacier National Park
Cc. F. Anderson
Washington
Iowa
Mrs. Harry Dye
Acs
H.S.C
O'Conner
Jusz Over Bible
Esoc LS LL Sy
Hetty Stevens
W. J. Stevens
Donna Belle Kephart
Rodney Kephart
Earl Walton
R. L. Lytle
Richard Johnson
Pythian Sisters
Charlotte Smith
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Pythian Sisters Temple
Washington Temple
Myrile Poole
Calrod Hotpoint
Hotpoint
Parveen
Scott Furniture CO
North Side
Iypare E
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