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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

4

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Has Guest Day

Grace Hill Ladies Aid society met at the community building for guest day. Forty attendees plus two guests each were welcomed by president Mrs Nelson Woodford. The program featured patriotic singing Psalm and Lord's Prayer in unison and a flag salute. Mrs Frank Anderson and Mrs Paul Harvey sponsored contests and a quiz. Women southwest of the church handled refreshments. Decorations were spring plants and flowers. The afternoon was social.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Nelson Woodford Frank Anderson Paul Harvey

West Point 4-H Club Holds May Meeting

The West Point 4-H club met at Patricia Griffiths home with ten members and leader present. Mary Ann Bauer was elected secretary replacing Ruth Holcomb who moved away. Marion McDowell led a discussion on canning steps and Patricia Griffith led budgeting planning.

West Point 4-H Patricia Griffith Mary Ann Bauer Ruth Holcomb Marion McDowell Faul Griffith

Bethel Missionary Society Holds May Meeting

Mrs. Harry Dye hosted the Bethel Missionary society meeting with ten members present and guests Robbie Bachman and Mrs. Frank Long. Devotions were led by Mrs. Sterling Holmes. Mrs. Boyd Foster reviewed the Day topic, South America, with refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Bachman.

Harry Dye Bethel Missionary Society Robbie Bachman Frank Longwell Sterling Holmes Boyd Foster South America Miss Bachman

Patriotic Luncheon Held by Priscilla Club Hostesses

Mrs. D. D. Davis and Mrs. L. M. Eicher co hosted a one o clock luncheon at Davis home for eighteen Priscilla club members and guests from Fairfield Cedar Rapids and local names. The décor featured red white and blue with iris and valley flowers and afternoon activities included contests and visiting.

D. D. Davis L. M. Eicher Priscilla Club John Jackson Fairfield A. W. Zimmerman Cedar Rapids C. W. Tucker Max Marble C. J. Jungbluth A. W. Yard J. E. Kunath S. W. Livingston

Mrs Robertson Hosts Homemakers Club Meeting

The Homemakers club gathered yesterday at the home of Mrs A J Robertson with ten members and six guests plus children. Guests included Jeanette Woodburn Mrs Carl Hering and Margarete Mrs Don Wylie Mrs W B Edwards and Mrs Marion Robertson. President Mrs Harold Ahrens led the business session while entertainment was organized by Mrs Hal Richards and Mrs Callie Woodburn with assistance from Mrs W Ob Edwards and Mrs Marion Robertson.

Homemakers Club A. J. Robertson Jeanette Woodburn Carl Hering Margarete Don Wylie W. B. Edwards Marion Robertson Harold Ahrens Hal Richards Callie Woodburn W. Ob. Edwards

Choir party honors WAVES members at Presbyterian home

About 40 people attended a cooperative dinner at the D. P. Livingston home hosted by the United Presbyterian choir. The event honored Margaret Hennon and Betty Stewart for joining the WAVES and presented testaments from the choir.

United Presbyterian Choir D. P. Livingston Margaret Hennon Betty Stewart WAVES Livingston

Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday Events

County club members family night supper 6 30 p m at club house Child Study 8 00 p m Mrs Paul Horak Notice change in time There will not be a children's party Friday West Chester WCTU 2 00 p m Mrs Will Ross Subject How can missionary women help abolish beverage alcohol eartist Women's Missionary Society 1 o'clock luncheon Mrs Howard Messer Bring sandwiches dish to pass own table service Co hostesses Mrs Wm Hessel line Mrs Tom Dowis Ladies Aid society Presbyter aa church 2 30 p m group3 one and three with Mrs C R McCutchen group two with Mrs Harry Dye group four with Elsie Bratten Women's Council of Church of Christ 2 00 P M at church Election of Officers

Paul Horak West Chester C. R. McCutchen Harry Dye Elsie Bratten Women’s Council of Church of Christ

Many Happy 4d Returns List of Local Birthdays

Mrs. Wilbur Rose of Crawfordsville celebrates a birthday today along with Roberta Ann Wiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wiley and Fred Radda who marks his 76th birthday Others on the list include Mrs I P Finch Mrs Claude Rhodebeck and J K Linder One candle marks Grant Arvin Poindexter who is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Poindexter Also noted are Francis Haney Francis Falk and Mrs Arthur Atack of Aberdeen S D Wenona Anderson turns 14 daughter of Carl and Mrs Anderson of Pilotburg and Oliver Todd of South Ave C marked his 79th yesterday with outside games mentioned.

Roberta Ann Wiley Mrs Robert Wiley Grant Arvin Poindexter Robert Poindex Francis Haney Francis Falk Arthur Atack Aberdeen S. D Wenona Anderson Carl D. Anderson Pilotburg

Ailine Huber Honored at Cedar Falls Shower

Ailine Huber, soon to leave for Cedar Falls to attend school, was honored at a handkerchief shower hosted by Elsie Bratton. Fifteen guests attended as friends and relatives. gifts included many handkerchiefs and an impromptu program featured singing, piano numbers, and hymns led by Karen Kay Lance, the one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lance.

Ailine Huber Cedar Falls Elsie Bratton

Allies Blitz German Planes Hit Record 74 Destroyed

American Flying Fortresses and Liberators on May 21 set a new record of 74 enemy aircraft destroyed, according to U S headquarters. The eight day blitz ended last Friday, boosting German fighters shot down to 269.

London U. S

Missionary Meeting Highlights From McCreedy Home

The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Tuesday at Ethel and Maude McCreedy’s home with 23 members. Nell Tripp led the business session. Mrs McCreery oversaw the program. topics covered Marching Order and My Christian Imperative. The meeting included temperance notes, devotions, and a report on missions in South America and Central America with pictures. Tea and wafers concluded the gathering.

Women's Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Ethel Maude McCreedy Nell Tripp Fr. McCreery Jessie Stewart W. W. Caldwell E. M. McConaughy

Chapter Y TT T Instal ls Officers

The chapter met at Mrs. Harold Putnam’s home to install new officers for the coming year. Mrs. Glenn L Wilson presided in Mrs. Robert Lytle’s absence. Two meetings monthly were approved through the summer on the second Mondays and third Thursdays. Chicago Unite Church girls will attend the Abe Lincoln TTT camp near Muscatine due to guest and rationing uncertainties.

The T.t.f Harold Putnam Glenn L. Wilson Robert Lytle Unite Church Chicago T.T.T Abe Lincoln Muscatine

Founders Day Picnic Plans With Local Chapters

Plans were made for a Founder’s Day picnic to be held June 30 inviting Crawfordsville Wayland and Mt. Pleasant chapters. New officers installed included President Mrs. Glenn Wilson and Vice President Mrs. Harold Putnam with a full slate of secretaries, historian and parliamentarian. The evening ended with social time and bridge.

Crawfordsville Wayland Mt. Pleasant Glenn Wilson Harold Putnam Richard Stewart Roger Sherman Rollie Jurging John Harp Lucy Dempsey Dan Brindsey Dan Brindsey, Ways and Means Robert Lytle Herbert Campbell Steger Sherman

Crisis reported in Jugoslav cabinet over royal marriage

London May 27 A crisis in the Jugoslav refugee cabinet was reported today as reliable information says King Peter intends to wed Princess Alexandra of Greece without delay. Six cabinet members oppose the marriage on grounds that Peter is too young.

London Peter Alexandra Greece Pete

Postponed Union Amid Tensions Over Freedom of Jugoslavia

Report notes several members approved the marriage to benefit Peter, who would gain a home, while the event was postponed until Jugoslavia is freed. The passage frames the decision as political and personal within a broader struggle.

Jugoslavia

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Grace Hill Ladies Aid West Point Club Bethel Missionary Davis Mrs. Robertson Food For Freedom Iowa Southern Utilities Ca Wilbur Rose Fred Radda I. P. Finch Claude Rhodebeck J. K. Linder Oliver Todd South Ave. C McCreedy Althea Montgomery Jugoslav Peter Additiona A.E. Richison - Shae North Side Solare America
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