Dallas pair back from visit with Shaffer kin
Mrs Aletha Engle of Dallas and her six year old grandson Greg Goodnight returned home after a week with Clarence Shaffer and relatives. Lyle Van Winkle and family attended the Des Moines Charity Horse Show with Pat Jane and the Van Winkles’ daughters Vicky and Mickey. Mrs Howard Wright returned by plane from a week with Willis Ferguson family in Go n ales Texas. The Washington Senators learned about Harmon Killebrew from the late Senator Herman Welker of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletha Engle
Dallas
Texas
Greg Goodnight
Wayne Goodnight
Bartlett
Clarence Shaffer
Lyle G. van Winkle
Pat
Jane
Vicky and
Mickey van Winkle
Des Moines
Howard Wright
Willis Ferguson
Go Nales
St, Paul
Minn
Upl
Washington Senators
Harmon Killebrew
Hermin Welker
U.S
Idaho
Susan Owen to Wed Lawrence Baillargeon in Reno
Miss Susan Owen of Reno and Lawrence A Baillargeon of Reno plan a June 12 wedding at St John’s Presbyterian Church Reno. Susan Owens is a Washington High School graduate who studied at the University of Iowa and works at Dondero Newton Photographers. Baillargeon attended UNH, works as a salesman at Stremmel Motors and is a professional ski instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C.owen
Washington
Susan Maret
Reno
Nev
Lawrence A. Baillargeon
Val Baillargeon
Gorham
N.H
St. John’s Presbyterian Church
Washington High School
State University of Iowa
Dondero - Newton Photographers
Baillargeon
University of New Hampshire
Stremmel Motors
Loyal Women's Class meets with guests for regular study
Seven members and two guests of the Loyal Women's Class of the Baptist Church gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Kurtz. Guests were Mrs. Richard Peterson and children and Mrs. Mildred Nelson. Mrs. Iva Bales opened with poems, and devotions with the prayer calendar led by Mrs. Bertha Hartman. Mrs. Bates led the lesson from I Corinthians 13, assisted by Mrs. Nelson for refreshments. Mitch Miller records the Major Dundee theme after River Kwai March success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Women’s Class
Loyal Women’s
The
Baptist Church
John Kurtz
Richard Peterson
Mildred Nelson
Iva Bales
Bertha Hartman
Bates
Nelson
Social calendar notices for early May events
Community groups list meeting times locations and note changes. WSCS Circle X Wesleyan Service Guild Rebekah Lodge World War I Auxiliary Jolly Nine Club VES Pinochle Anthony Cirele HH Club Heights Social Club Homemakers WCTU Independent Club Ridiculous Day Club Norman Jensen speaker West Chester Federated Circle Rollers Bowling Family Living Stirs St Anthony’s Circle Election May Break fast Bethlehem Commandery First Presbyterian UPW Circle various circles Twilight League May Fling Dance at Country Club with Nu Tone Orchestra and Bill Matson chairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Circle X
Wesleyan Service Guild
Don Swartzendruber
Rebekah Lodge
Legion Hall
Jolly Nine Club
Maynard Goff Sr
Masonic Temple
Anthony Cirele
Everette
Tobin
Ainsworth
Dave Williams
Heights
Walter Starr
Homemakers Club
Neill Trotman
WCTU
Ed Blattner
Dai Hy
Larry Marek
Norman Jensen
West Chester
Robert Wiley
Church
Bethlehem Commandery
First Presbyterian Upw
Tom Gerdes
Harry Ramseyer
Harry Turner
Country Club
Farm Bureau Women Plan Mississippi Tour and Dues Review
The Farm Bureau Women's Committee met at the office with county chairwoman Mrs Haydn Thomas in charge. A Mississippi tour set for July 16 requires a May 24 deposit of 3 and early registration is urged. A county history project was launched with Mrs Myral Smith as chair. Dues increases were discussed due to rising costs and will be studied at the Mid-summer conference. members urged to share views with delegates. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Farm Bureau Office
Haydn Thomas
American Institute of Cooperation
David Norman
Mississippi
Farm Bureau
George Hora
Henry Soucek
VFW Auxiliary Breakfast Club plans June 2 host
Eight members met with Mrs Fran cis Reed this morning. Del bert Earls will host June 2. Members from the VFW Post and Auxiliary entertained patients at Knoxville Veterans Mental Hospital Tuesday evening, delivering 92 dozen cookies and coffee. They brought seven boxes of candy bars for Hospital Day this Sunday and cigars, cigarettes, candy and gum for ward parties, serving 125 people. Attendees included Auxiliary president Lester Worley and Post commander Merle Allison, plus Willard G Gray, Robert Lowe Sr., Helen Hesseltine, Joan Rich, Charles Lucas, Kenneth Davidson, Sam Weeks, and Dave McGaffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th V FW Post and Auxiliary
Knoxville Veterans Mental Hospital
Lester Worley
Merle’ Allison
Willard G. Gray
Robert Lowe Sr
Helen Hesseltine
Joan Rich
Charles Lucas
Kenneth Davison
Sam Weeks
Dave McGaffey
Extension calendar for May district staff conference Burlington
May 20 staff at District Conference Burlington 4H Small Engine Project Meeting Show Barn at Fairgrounds 7 30 p.m. May 24 Home Economics Committee Meeting Ext Office 130 p.m. May 24 4H Ag Club Leader Meeting Ext Office 8 p.m. May 24 4H Ag Club Leader Meeting Ext Office 8 p.m. May 26 Registration Deadline for 4H Junior Camp line for Babysitting Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Fairgrounds
Hi-Y entertains mothers at dinner at Captain's Table
The Hi-Y Club entertained their mothers at dinner with Rev. Stan Woeste as speaker and the announcement of Max Meyer as the new Hi-Y resident. Denny Coom, retiring Hi-Y president, presided. Woeste spoke on acquiring a CH. D. degree Doctor of Character and urged good repute. New officers named John Bordwell Dennis Crone Dick Anderson Steve Bealer Jim Logar. Forty five attended. each member presented his mother with a long stemmed rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Woeste
Max Meyer
Denny Coom
John Bordwell
Dennis Crone
Dick Anderson
Steve Bealer
Jim Logar
Hi-V
Friendly Bible Class Night At First Baptist Church
Mrs. Roward Hays hosted the Friendly Bible Class as they shared a cooperative supper at the church. Marietta Workman led a quiz program while Beth Brinning led devotions from Psalm 28. A child’s Bible was approved as May’s project and June marks Forest Lake Camp funding for youths. Visitors included Mrs. Richard Peterson and Scott and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward Hays
First Baptist Church
Marietta Workman
Beth Brinning
Sunshine Magazine
Forest Lake Camp
Brinning
John Beemblossom
Richard Peterson
Scott
Nancy
Country Club Dance Promised At The May Fling Saturday
The Country Club invites members to a dance this Saturday night starting at 9 o clock. The Nu Tone orchestra will provide music. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Bill Matson Mr and Mrs Charles Lemley and Mr and Mrs Dean Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Nu Tone Orchestra
Bill Matson
Charles Lemley
Dean Garrett
Teflon coated utensils safe
Cooking pans whether Teflon coated aluminum stainless steel or what have you are not dangerous to health Extensive use tests and laboratory findings show no hazard in normal cooking Sally Smith County Extension Home Economist says Extremely high temperatures should be avoided while using Rosemary Club Mr and Mrs Wes Lavely entertained the Rosemary Club at two tables of bridge High score was won by Mrs George Horn and Tom Walker low went to Mr and Mrs Towyn Davies the hostess assisted by Mrs Walker and Mrs Davies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Smith
County Extension Home Economist
Rosemary Club
Wes Lavely
George Horn
Tom Walker
Low
Towyn Davies
Walker
Davies
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Dennis Murphy
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Iowa
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Hollywood
UPI
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Mslellan
Ser Ak
Ynasale
Ladies’ Dusters
Bill Matsons
Farm Bureau Women Committee
Wolf's Flower Shop
VFW
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Delbert Earls
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Antacid Liquid
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Kemtone
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Polaroid
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