Brighton Juniors Entertain Seniors at Hotel Turner
The Brighton high school junior senior banquet was held at the Hotel Turner in Fairfield. Twenty-nine seniors, twenty-three juniors, and twenty guests attended. The toast program centered on Candle Lighting with multiple student speakers and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brighton High School
Turner
Fairfield
Anna Mae Dic H
Norman White
Betty White
Miss Moyle
Maxine Marshall
Anna Pacha
Fraternity
H. C. Messer
Wm. Noland
Roger Whitacre
James Meek
George Kennedy
Caroline
Marjorie Rotzinger
Myrtle Crandall
Wanda Shaffer
Drama Department Presents Readings and One Acts
The Drama department’s last meeting of the year featured interpretative readings by Martha Anne Mace and Mary Elizabeth Atchison titled The Elephant's Child and Selina Joe. Marvy Welch and Dorothy Kammueller performed A Voice, while Harold Williams read Milne's Miss Marlowe at Play. Miss Elsie Glaseburner led the program with a refreshment committee including Mrs Reymond Dayton, Dale Gallagher, Mrs Harold Williams and Mrs Kenneth Kimberlin. Twelve members attended, with Mrs T. M. Mast welcomed as a new member and Mrs Ss. H. Brindley, hostess’s mother, as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Department
Ruth Lemley
Martha Anne Mace
Mary Elizabeth Atchison
Selina Joe
Marvy Welch
Dorothy Kammueller
Harold Williams
Milne
Miss Marlowe
Elsie Glaseburner
Reymond Dayton
Dale Gallagher
Kenneth Kimberlin
T. M. Mast
Ss. H. Brindley
Northern Star 4-H Girls Elect New Officers for Year
At a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Bord Foster home the Northern Star 4-H club elected Jean Walker president Arlene Knotek vice president Helen Stewart treasurer Wary Donaldson secretary Beulah Stewart reporter Arlene Knotek also named delegate to the Ames convention in June. Music study and refreshments followed the session.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Events And Meetings
Notices for upcoming social events include Pythian Past Chief association and Mrs Paul Harvey activities Wednesday. O G T bridge club and Lexington Ladies Aid tea hosted by Mrs Carrie Dill and Mrs Mae Smith Thursday. West Chester Baptist U P Ladies tea 2 30 pm. Various club meetings and potluck dinners listed with hosts and times. Rendezvous Jolly Good Timers dance underway for members.
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O. G. T. Bridge Club
Ralph Mastin
Lexngton Ladies Aid Society
Carrie Dill
Mae Smith
West Chester Baptist
U. P
Churen
Kolah Alub
Clayde Knupp
John Pratt
Living Lake Women
Harry Drake
Maude Stewart
Eva
Denny
West Main Street
Announcements and Schedule from Damascus Shrine and Local Groups
Damascus Shrine hosts rummage sale on June 5 at the first door north of Crone's grocery. TOS Midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist Church. OT. 0. meets Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. T. F. Barker’s home. Nellie Crull leads a session called Health and Milk with scripture references Hebrews 12 12 Isaiah 51 1 and yearbook study at 7913.
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Damascus Shrine
Crone
Tos
Methodist Church
T. F. Barker
Nellie Crull
June Wedding for Nellie Coffin and Willis Wittmer
In Crawfordsville a June wedding is planned for Miss Nellie Coffin of Rockwell Iowa and Willis Wittmer who has been a teacher. They were engaged after a year of acquaintance and will wed in June with Wittmer to attend summer school in Cedar Falls.
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Nellie Coffin
Willis Wittmer
Frawfordsville
Nele Coffin
Rockwell
Wittmer
Cedar Falls
Irene Rogers
BR. Rogers
Keota
Lisle Anuwyl
Ollie Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Formal party for Rainbow Girls and DeMolays drawn by forty couples
Forty couples plus Rainbow Girls and DeMolays attended a formal party at the Rendezvous last evening. Paul Johnson's orchestra supplied music from 8:30 to 12:30. Refreshments served in the Magouic Temple with tulip decor. Rainbow Girls oversaw serving and mothers' committee members assisted.
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Paul Johnson
Magouic Temple
Kathleen
Alberta Godfrey
Ariene Knotek
Ruth Wead
Jean Asiley
Esther Hays
Letty Kolosick
Regular Meeting of Pythian Sisters
The Pythian Sisters held their regular business meeting last evening in the K P hall with Mrs Ovaldo Mayo presiding. The next meeting on Tuesday June 1 will be a sandwich night. The committee for the meeting is Mrs Ralph Minick and Mrs Myrtle Poole.
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Pythian
K. P. Hall
Ovaldo Mayo
Ralph Minick
Myrtle Poole
VFW Auxiliary Holds Tuesday Business Meeting
Fifteen members attended the VFW auxiliary meeting at the K C hall. Eleie Littl was elected trustee for eighteen months. Committees were named for Memorial Day and several members plan to attend the department convention in Davenport June 10 12. Delegates include Elsie Burham Olive Radda Mabel Atkinson and Juanita Mathers. Joint meeting with the post next Tuesday appointed Ethel Barnam Elsie Little and Naomi Cueter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
Eleie Littl
Department
Davenport
Elsie Burham
Olive Radda
Mabel Atkinson
Juanita Mathers
Ethel Barnam
Elsie Little
Naomi Cueter
Standard Bearers Meet At Home Of Miss Ina M Walker
Twelve members of the Standard Bearers of the Methodist church met at the country home of Ira Mae Walker for a regular meeting. Lucile Ross led in place of the president, Marie Darbyshire guided devotions, Florence Rich oversaw stewardship, and Irene Rich reviewed the sixth chapter of their mission study book. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Crawfordsville
Methodist Church
Ira Mae Walker
Lucile Ross
Marie Darbyshire
Florence Rich
Irene Rich
Chapter J P E O to Hear Report of State Convention
Chapter J P E O will hear a report on the state convention at tomorrow's meeting hosted by Mrs Maude Stewart and Miss Eva Denny at 302 West Main Street. The session begins at 7 20 p m.
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P.E.O
BP. BO
Chapter J
Maude Stewart
Eva Denny
West Main Street
Luncheon Closes White Shrine Card Party Series
Women of the White Shrine wrapped up their winter card party series with a guest day potluck luncheon at the Masonic Temple. Forty members attended at quarter tables with tulips while lilacs and tulips decorated the room. Bridge followed. E E Stutsman won high and T J Pease was second. John Winga chaired the luncheon committee with assist from C Negus H Dodder and L Crull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
E. E. Stutsman
T. J Pease
John Winga
C. &. Negus
H. M. Dodder
Lawrence Crull
Westminster Guild Meets in Home of Mrs Fred Reid
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening for dinner at the home of Mrs. Fred Reid. Miss Mildred Neil and Miss Elizabeth Humphreys assisted. devotionals were led by Mrs. Leland Carrig. Mrs. Henry Shields played piano. a talk on the Los Angeles Presbyterial was given by Mrs. John McCall. A picnic was decided as the next activity and the last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Reid
Mildred Neil
Elizabeth Humphreys
Leland Carrig
Leland Morrison
Henry Shields
John McCall
Los Angeles
Louvre Paintings Discussed by City Art Department
Art department members met last evening in the public library to discuss Louvre works and current events. Miss Olive Campbell described Flemish and Dutch paintings in the Louvre, while Miss Nondas Richardson presented sketches and descriptions of English and German works. Miss Hazel Siberts spoke on The Great Wall of China. The group voted to discontinue the art department for the coming year due to insufficient membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Rell Cals
Olive Campbell
Louvre
Nondas Richardson
Hazel Siberts
China
Art
Charles Mareks Are Dinner Hosts
A bountiful dinner was served in the Charles Marek home Sunday. Those present included the TeBockhorst, Soukup, Marek, Shalla, and Shalla families with various relatives. The event was cafeteria style with baskets brought by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marek
Leo TeBockhorst
Joe Te Bockhorst
Joe Soukup
Anthony Marek
John Shalla
John Shalla T
Clement Shalla
Charles Shalla
Dolores Shalla
Duane Shalla
Emma Bopp
Ed Conner
Nancy and
Arden Goodwin
Two Winners Earn Golf Prizes at Country Club Breakfast
Mrs. R. S. Warfel and Mrs. T. R. Phillips hosted a women’s golf breakfast at the country club this morning for fourteen guests. Prizes went to Mrs. A. W. Claw and Mrs. Hammer for golf ball contests after the meal. next week’s hosts are Mrs. FE F Stutsmean and Miss Rachel Negus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Warfel
T. R. Phillips
A. W. Claw
Hammer
FE F Stutsmean
Rachel Negus
W M S Meeting Set At Michels Home In Des Moines
Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society plans a Friday gathering at 2 50 PM in Mrs T A Michels residence 1030 North Iowa Avenue Devotions will be led by Mrs Anna Case topics include Spanish Speaking Americans and Latin America with music by Betty Michels The event reflects local community religious activity in Des Moines Iowa on a spring afternoon. The second item notes Attorney General Mitchell ruling that veterans exemptions must be deducted from assessed valuation before homestead credits are calculated in Iowa.
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Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
T. A. Michels
North
Iowa Avenue
Anna Case
Marsh Bailey
Ben Abrley
Latin America
Betty Michels
Des Moines
INS
John H. Mitchell
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T.A. Michels
Iawa Avenue
Jolly Good Timers
Pythian Sisters
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Ina M. Walker
Ernest Frain
Kearney St
Lincoln
Nebr
Westminster Guild
Charles Mareks
W.M.S
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Housewives
Ft. Supreme
America
Froster
Food Guardian
America’s Complete Shopping Service
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