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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1949

Page

3

YW Mixer Guest Supper Attended by Forty-Four Members and Guests

Forty four members and 24 guests of the YWCA Mixers shared a cooperative chicken supper in the YWCA room Tuesday evening at 6 30. After dinner Charlotte Earls spoke for the group and introduced officers and chairmen.

YWCA Charlotte Earls Miss Earle Elu Paul Shearer Idna McCarty Doris Ford Larry Trotter Ainsworth Nadine Payne

YWCA Mixers to Attend State BIPA Conference in Muscatine

Charlotte Earls YWCA Mixer president Mary Waggoner secretary Lois Humston treasurer and Donna Hughes member will represent the club at the state BIPA conference in Muscatine Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Day sponsors transport. They will join a district skit during the program exchange workshop. Miss Earls is one of two official delegates to the convention from the district.

Charlotte Earls YWCA Mary Waggoner Lois Humston Donna Hughes Muscatine Robert Day Miss Earls

Present Flower Book to Mrs. Paul Shearer

Mrs Paul V Shearer received the book A Complete Book of Flower Arrangements by F F Rockwell and Esther C Grayson at the Garden department I meeting in Mrs R J Dawson home Tuesday afternoon. Presented by Mrs Carl Crossett the leader the presentation honored Mrs Shearers work as general chairman of the June flower show committee. Mrs Homer Birney spoke on Peony Culture and offered transplanting tips. Twenty members attended and participated in a flower naming contest with 39 varieties on a single table. Orva Scott named 34 varieties and was declared winner. Afterward the group toured Mrs Dawson's garden.

Paul V. Shearer F. F. Rockwell Esther C. Grayson Garden Department I R. J. Dawson Carl Crossett Shearer Homer Birney Dawson

Carl Roberts Anniversary Dinner Entertainment at Home

Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts entertained 70 guests at their 45th anniversary dinner held Tuesday evening in their home. Granddaughter Patricia Berry played piano as guests arrived. Dinner was served at long tables. home decor featured flower bouquets. Mrs Mary Berry and granddaughters Charlotte and Patricia Berry served the meal. Dessert included three-layer brick ice cream with souvenir spoons and Lady Baltimore cake. Charlotte Berry then sang a vocal solo.

Carl Roberts Robert Patricia Berry Mary Berry Charlotte Charlotte Berry

Mrs. Koehler Hosts St. James Study Club Evening

Mrs. Koehler hosted the St. James Study Club with seventeen members present. Mrs. Bernard McCarthy led a lesson on Jesus last visit to Jericho and Bethany. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from several club members and Town State Teachers College students who broadcast a feature on KXEL.

Mrs. Koehler St. James Meint Koehler

Birthday wishes mark local celebrations across town

Mrs Eldin Bauer of West Chester celebrates today along with Hal Williams and others. Mr Grant Fletcher and Milford Cook observe wedding anniversaries. Ronnie Lee, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Neff, is one year old.

Eldin Bauer West Chester Hal Williams Tsu Donald Lins Richard Miller Howard Sigu’oose Lou Ann Pratt Grant Fletcher Milford Cook Ronnie Lee Sam Neff

Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Local Church

The United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met Tuesday in church parlors with Mrs. W W Caldwell leading devotions on Faith of Our Fathers. Nits Johnson presided. Jessie Stewart announced bank offering details and solicited support. Maud Jackson read letters on shortages in Japan. Funds were raised for a washing machine for Miss Sundquist in Sialkot, India.

Womens Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church W. W. Calswell Nits R. Johnson Jessie Stewart Ek. Ooom. McConaughy Maud Jackson Japan Missundquist Sialkot India

Local News Award Visit Ties Brooks to Ber Ger Texas

Mr and Mrs James Brooks visiting in Berger Texas with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl Rothlisberger indicate recent trips to Amarillo. Nearby they toured Palo Duro Canyon known as the upside down mountain in the Texas Panhandle. Carl Yoder son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Yoder has pledged to a Concordia social fraternity at Iowa State College.

James Brooks Berger, Tex Carl Rothlisberger Rothlisbergers Amarillo Palo Duro Canyon Texas Panhandle Carl Yoder Glenn Yoder Concordia Social Fraternity Towa State College

Shrine meeting elects new Worthy Scribe

Mrs Pahner Schilling resigned as Worthy Scribe of Damascus Shrine WSJ at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Mrs Claude Rhodebeck elected to succeed her and was installed by installing officer Mrs Fred Reid PSWHP. Presiding officers were Mrs W E Howell WHP and Alfred Fitzsimmons of Keota acting as WOS in Max Cook's absence.

Claude Rhodebeck Rhodeebek Fred Reid PSWHP W. E. Howell WHP Alfred Fitzsimmons Keota Max Cook

Bake sale nets forty five dollars and fifty five cents

During the meeting Mrs. H. M Dodder reported that the bake sale raised $45.55. It was announced that starting Oct. 10 a bridge game will be held at 2 p.m. every other Monday at the Temple and all members are invited to attend.

H. M Dodder

Evening Journal Washington IA News Briefs September 28 1949

Local notes from Washington Iowa dated September 28 1949 include brief items on community events weather and social notices. No single dominant story is provided in the fragment.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa

Birthday Benefit Card Party Planned by Mrs Thayer

Mrs Paul Thayer announced a benefit card party planned for November. After the meeting those with July August or September birthdays sat at a table centered by a birthday cake. Mrs Hugh Morris and Mrs Orville Thoma coordinated the birthday table and gave each guest a gift. Refreshments were served by Mr Rhodebeck Mr Howell and Lee Baird.

Paul Thayer Hugh Morris Orville Thoma Rhodebeck Howell Lee Baird

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