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MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND- NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941 .3 Chairmen of Standing to Serve BPW Named By Miss Hahn Installation of the 1941-42 corps of officers, headed by Miss Dorothy Hahn as president, the formal initiation ceremony, reports of the recent state convention and the appointment of committee 'chairmen for the year were the highlights of the monthly dinner and meeting of the Muscatine Business and Professional Women's club at the Hotel Mus- Tatine Wednesday evening. with Other officers Miss Hahn are Cochran, first serving Miss Juanita vice-president; Miss Mildred Stirlen, second vice- Every or has developed bumps, ruts or chuckholes, criesforrepavingwtii concrete; Don't let the old mistakes be made again: Concrete is smooth, safe and stays that way through decades of hard service; Concrete actually costs less than any other pavement of equal load-bearing mod costs far less for saves motorists money by 'reducing car operating Its non-skid surface is safe to drive on night or day, or dry: Its cleanliness and attractive appearance improve 'property values: Urge your public officials to we concrete when they pave your streets: f. Far concrete pavement facto, write fo PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 408 Hubbell DCS Moincj, Iowa CDNCBETf tsntRtai tow COST MV1MEKT A national organliatlon fo Inr the utaiofcoiw cftle through iciontiRc reMardi and enainnring field work. president; Mrs. Loretto Cottrell Hansen, secretary; Miss Virginia Pringle, corresponding secretary; Miss Louise Gaekle, historian.

On the board of directors for the year are Miss Mildred Heussner, Miss Florence Hahn and Mrs. Barbara McPike. The committee chairmen named at the meeting by Miss Hahn include Miss Dorothy Schroedcr, club growth; Mrs. Mildred Fogarty, education; Miss Willetta Strahan. finance; Miss Catherine Miller, health; Miss Laura Phillips, hospitality; Miss Juanita Cochran, music; Miss Margaret Griffith, Hazel Richardson, legislation; Miss Helen O'Brien, international relations; Miss Marguerite Kirchner, transportation; Miss Maxine McCleer, publications; Miss Patricia Barloon, program; Miss Mildred Heussner, public affairs and Dr Stella Pearson, picnic.

For the dinner at 6:30 o'clock, the tables were cleverly arranged with miniature models depicting the various modes oC transportation, and at each place was a folder with the printed program, representing the work the publications committee, Mrs. Theda Reynolds Truitt, as head of the transportation committee, and Miss Ruth Harlwig, chairman of the publications committee, were in charge of the arrangements. Lovely bouquets of roses were also used in the table appointments. Interesting and detailed reports of the state convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs of Iowa which was held at Des Moinos recently were given by Miss Florence Hahn and Miss Dorothy Hahn. Miss Dorothy Hahn presented a scrap book of favors and souve- niers from the convention.

A musical program was Riven with a group of selections being offered by the Berean quartet, including Mrs. Harry Hahn, Mrs. William Van Ysseldyk, Mrs. George Mecrdink and Mrs. Gladys Heitz.

Miss Lillie Friederichson was the accompanist. The past president's pin, a gift of the club, was given to Miss Florence Hahn, retiring president, by Miss Mildred Heussner. There will be no business meetings during the summer but a picnic is planned for July. In August a picnic for the clubs of the sixth district will be held. Society Events Takes Over New Duties Miss Dorothy Hahj), j-Jctured here, took over her duties as president of the Muscatine BFW club at the organization meeting Wednesday.

Iowa Guests Are Honored at Party at Kranz Residence Mr Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Council Bluffs who are visiting here with Mr, Schmidt's sister. Mrs. George Kranz at 409 Parham street, were feted at a party Wednesday evening at the Kranz home noting the seventy- fifth birthday of Mr, Schmidt. Card games and other entertainment were enjoyed during the evening.

Refreshments were served. Guests included friends snd relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt CLEVE BRYANTS ARE HONORED AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs.

Cleve Bryant, who were recently married, were feted at a surprise party Wednesday evening at their home on Grandview avenue by members of the Pocahontas and friends. Five hundred was the diversion of the evening and the prizes were given to Lorer.a Hughes, Eric Bartelt, Bertha Roby; Warren Dodge. Nellie Figg and Carl Pteiffer. A party gift was given the honored couple. Mrs.

Maude Buck, Emil Moeller Wed Program, for Day Is Sckeduled The children's day program of Avenue Methodist church will'be. presented at 7:30 o'clock on Sunday evening at the church. Representatives of all departments of the Sunday school will have a on the program. The program will open with a song by the church choir, the Scripture by one the classes, and the invocation by the Rev. C.

Rayhill. Included on the program will! be the recitation of welcome by Ruth Benedict; a recitation, "A Bit of Advice" by Jane Hoopos; song by the junior department; recitation, "Just a Little Girl" by Denice Vickers; song by Lorraine and Donald Tietje; tion, "My Welcome" by Jeanne Hammer; recitation, "In His Care" by Bonnie Mucha. An exercise, "The Best for Jesus," will be given by Edwin Neges, Donald Miils, and Vernon Brown; a recitation, "Turn About Fair Play" by Walter Chatfieid; by Lois Grey; recitation, "A Polite Hint" by Robert Stammer; song by two classes; recitation, "Oh Children's Day" by Daisy Morgan; recitation, "Glad Children's Day" by Billie Dickerson; exerr cise, "Saying Thanks to God" by Mrs. Drumm's class. A recitation, "Do You Sup- marriage, of Mrs Maude Buck, of Chicago, anci pose" by Irma Jean Minder; reti- Emil Moeller, of Wilton, was! lTaUoI The Letter Box" by Janet Fowler; resitation, "There's solemnized at 4 o'clock Tuesday Room ln the World you" by afternoon in the parsonage of the Dolores Duncan; song by the Zion Lutheran church.

The Rev. P. W. Happel read the marriage service, using the ring ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Port, of Wilton, were the attendants. The wore a gown of orchid georgette and a corsage of lilies-of- the-valley.

Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bridegroom's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moeller, with the immediate families as guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Moellor will reside in Wilton. FRANKLIN' HOME IS SETTING FOR TARTY A 'birthday party honoring the sixth birthday of June Franklin was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Franklin, 707 West Seventh street, with 13 in attendance. Games were played and refreshments served with balloons given as favors.

Gifts were presented the honoree. Sharing the party were Mary- Ward, Mary Ellen Sinksen, BUSINESS MEETING IS HELD BY ADO At the meeting of (he Ladies iPatty Haight, Rita Bay and Janette Aid society of the Grace Luth-1 Rcbelsky, Roslyn Melton, Alice eran church held Wednesday at- Predmore, June, Betty, Charlene, ternoon the regular monthly business of the society was transacted. Hostesses were Mrs, Rhoda Wray and Helen Lange. The next meeting will be Jane 11, with Mrs. William Umlandt Harry, Marvin and Howard Franklin, and Mrs.

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SLACK ENSEMBLES $1.98 Cool Cottons, Rayon Mixes, etc. To contrast or-match, firmly tailored, washable, 'fabrics. $798 Nor-East Two Preside at Party for Miss Rann Miss Irma Rann, whose marriage to Carl Phillips has been announced as an event of Sunday, June 8, was feted at a lovely" Pie-nuptial courtesy Wednesday evening when Miss Gladys Phillips and Mrs. John Horning entertained at the latter's home, 1311 Smalley avenue. five hundred and cootie were the games of the evening and the prizes were given to Mrs.

Fred Rann and Mrs. Chester Chelf in the five hundred games, and in cootie the awards were given to Mrs. Robert Holcomb and Miss Elizabeth Sywassink. Bouquets of pink and white roses were used in the decorations and the bride's chosen colors of and blue were carried in the luncheon appointments. Small blue umbrellas were given favors.

Guests sharing the courtesy were Miss Helen Sywassink, Miss Elizabeth Sywassink, Mrs. Hilberi Holliday, Mrs. Chester Chelf, Mrs. Fred Rann, Miss Louise Rann, Mrs. Kenneth Holliday and Chlorine, Mrs.

Robert Holcomb, Mrs. Dale" Willits, Mrs. William choir; recitation, "Doing Good" by Betty George; recitation, "The World is Full ot Children" by 1 Betty Sorreils; the flag salute by Mrs. Shepard's class. White Hats A new shipment of all the popular white styles for summer In straws and felts.

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Tickets may also be purchased at Grimm's or Henderson's Drug stores. The boat will leave here at 9:30 a. m. for an all-day trip to Davenport. The excursion is being sponsored by the Parent Teacher association.

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