Social activity reviews by Ashley Chapter DAR and clubs
Ashley Chapter DAR members visited Historic Conger House and Alexander Young Log Cabin with hostesses assisting at Conger House and Washington Chapter DAR members hosting at the Log Cabin. Other clubs met for quilting, pinochle, painting and Y-Women sessions with speakers and volunteer calls for a day camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Chapter
DAR
Cedar Rapids
Conger House
Alexander Young Log Cabin
Helen Wilson
John Witthoft
Stephen Wiggers
Washington
Blair Haymes
Ray Higbee
Maurice Meyer
Charles Hotle
Harold Timmins
Robert Morgan
Neal Hall
Flo Cherry
World War I Auxiliary reports and officers this week
The World War I Auxiliary met at the schoolhouse on the fairgrounds with Pauline Crone as president. Officers for the coming year were installed by Mary O’Connor, and several members planned to attend the department convention in Waterloo June 9 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Crone
Department
Waterloo
A.F.S
Florence Zwicki
Mary O’connor
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Mary O’conner
Social Calendar for Wednesday to Friday at local clubs
Social Calendar lists events at Masonic Temple and IOOF Hall from Wednesday to Friday. UMW Evening group meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Donna Koehler. Rainbow Girls practice. regular board meeting follows. Thursday features Zeredatha Council degree work and special meeting. H H Club dessert with guests. Goodwill Independent and H J clubs meet. PEO Chapter 1 at 8. Friday includes Methodist mother-daughter supper and Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Donna Koehler
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Zeredatha Council
H.H. Club
Lyle Wilcox
Goodwill Club
Albert Wehr
Independent
Leo Vittetoe
H.J
Lawrence Whisler Peo
Elizabeth Colby
YWCA Art Club to sponsor life drawing workshops
The YWCA Art Club of Washington will sponsor three life drawing workshops led by LaVergne Dunn of Fairfield. Held Saturdays June 4 11 and 18 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the YW room cost 7.50 for the series. Students bring 18 by 24 inch newspring and drawing supplies. Register with Jackie Wells or Karen Trottman route 3 Washington. Reservations close when classes fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Art Club of Washington
LaVergne Dunn
Fairfield
YW Room
YWCA
Jackie Wells
Karen Trottman
Route 3
Washington
Washington CWF studies Blacks
Christian Women's Fellowship groups met to study The Untold Story A Short History of Black Disciples. Ruth Group hosted by Mrs Edna Brinning. Esther, Dorcas, Priscilla, and other groups held leadership and worship sessions. Plans included Vacation Bible School prep, Teacher Training on May 25, and a June 8 potluck lunch. An executive board meeting was scheduled for 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Edna Brinning
Ruth
Duane Krotz
Kenneth Pfister
Yale Jarvis
Vel Lase
Dorcas
Virgil Earls
Carl Dallmeyer
Gladys Putman
Esther
Ed Chabal
Rodney Davisson
Don Gardner
Juanita Bourgeois
Robert Cheyney
Priscilla
Don Eaton
Laureen Knapp
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Methodist women hold group meetings
United Methodist Women groups I IV V VI met in private homes and at Halcyon House across Wednesday to Friday. Leaders Duvall Wead Bauer Crawford presided. programs included Mother, Home and Family World Hunger and a Bible quiz. Attendance ranged from six to twenty one members with several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women
UMW
William Guenther
Carl Guther
Walter Duvall
Home
Howard Hazen
Marion Augustine
Allen Ferguson
Wilbur Watson
Edgar Porter
Response Magazine
Maurice Crawford
Sam Turkington
Clark Bauer
Sea of Gallilee
B.M. O’beirn
Israel
Vincent Kiesey
Leo Hoover
Clarence Jacobs
Bluebird Girls Plant Flowers Across Washington Parks
The Washington Bluebird girls held their annual flower planting Monday at Central Park with flowers donated by Wolf Florists and the Camp Fireboard. All Bluebird groups in Washington participated, and the West Chester Bluebirds also planted flowers at West Chester Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bluebird
Central Park
Wolf Florists
Camp Fireboard
West Chester
Washington Evening Journal front page details 1977 staff and rates
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa publishes staff roles including David Elder as president and editor, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, Charles Morris as managing editor, and Robert Luther as production supervisor. Subscription rates are listed for in town, surrounding areas, and mail across Iowa and the United States. The paper notes its address, printing details, and press association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
North Marion Ave
Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co. Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
Business Women install officers in BPW Washington chapter
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club held a meeting at the Frontier Cafe Tuesday with Margi Marek presiding. Officers and chairmen reported, awards were given, a state convention trip was discussed, and new officers were installed by Marek. A reception for state president Phyllis Robuck was announced for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiki Aanestad
Jane Ellefson
Phyllis Kulisky
Aniamls
Trish Harvey
Don Turner
Sunset Park
Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frontier Cafe
Margi Marek
Katherine Eagle
Evelyn Sonday
Sister Gabriel
Maybelle Edwards
Frank Miller
Geraldine Schulty
Betty Earnest
Agnes Beliel
Marie Marie
Miss Schulty
Des Moines
National Federation
BPW Foundation
Louisville
Kentucky
New State
Phyllis Robuck
Knoxville
Marek
Lenore Sprague
Diane Day
Charlotte Lindmeier
BPW
Vacation Bible School at Christian Church Sets Dates
Theme Created for Love. Vacation Bible School at the Christian Church runs May 31 through June 3 with sessions 9 to 11 30 a.m. Tuesday Thursday and Friday and a full day 9 to 3 Wednesday. Children aged 3 to 6th grade may attend. lunch needed on Wednesday. An offering for Heifer Project International will be collected daily. Picnic Friday at noon. dismissal 1 30 p.m. Transportation provided. Contact numbers 3-3881 or 3-3151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
The
Christian Church
Heifer Project International
Gary Hixon
Teresa Crossett
Mary Beth Beenblossom
Ed Jones
Dale Gonterman
Robert Cheyney
Cheryl Crossett
Kenneth
4-H Trail Ride for Washington County Members Saturday
A 4-H trail ride for Washington County Horse Project members is set for Saturday May 21 at 4 p.m. at Dawn Meyer’s Brighton home. A wiener roast follows. members should bring their own food and service. Those unable to bring a horse may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Horse Project
Dawn Meyer
Brighton
Julia Gamon
Meyer
Skunk River
Highway No. 1
Washington
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Club Dar Visitors
Golden Age Club
VW Room
Marie Waldschmidt
Davenport
Rita
Rock Island, III
Della Humphrey
Mabel Cross
Prairie Painters
Prairie Painters Club
Kalona Recreation Center
Mary Yoder
Helen Ralston
Mason City
Alda Swartzendruber
Parnell
Applied Arts
Applied Arts II
Keith Stewart
Scott Wilcox
Dorothy Bauer
E. Jasmann
Wendell Eden
Roland Crandall
N. Side Sq
Virgil
Seutwithfone
Hawaii
Santa
Don Ho Ho Ho
Wolf's Flower Shop
Osincup’s
Richard L. Stephens
Crawfordsville Legion Hall
Richard Alan Stephens
Mary Williamson
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Ywca Art Club
CWF
Bluebird Girls
United States
Osincup
Amelie
Polaroid
George J. Breitenbach
L. A. Jones
P. L. Etter
W. H. Graber
Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association
Breitenbach
Jones
Etter
Graber
Harry Haywood IV
Eldora
Isaac Kleese
Rex Manning
Ardith
Donna Jo
Jimmy
Patty
Dick Morrow
Joanie
Sheila
Beverly
Sherri Rugg
Mikey
Laura Delay
Tony
Wayland
Mae Morrow
Max Arbogast
Haywood
Larry Arbogast
Thomas Paulsen
South Marion
Oxford
Crane
Herb Osincup
John Schultz
Blue Cross
Osincup's
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