The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. COUNCIL BLUFFS dOWA NONPAREIL--APRIL 8, 1945. Church Society Notes Accepts Position in Washington, D. C. LADIES AID.

At Iho regular meeting of tho St. Paul's Lutheran church Ladies Aid on Thuradiiy noon, tho Rev. Lawrence Slcrn- bcck continued his of lectures on the Augnburg conloa- slon for the group. Following tho address and business meeting, the ho.sto.s for tho aCternoon, Mrs. W.

Lobock, nurverl a light lunch to the group. CENTRAL CHAPTKR. Central chapter of St. Paul's Episcopal church will moot on Friday afternoon for 1 o'clock luncheon at the pariah house. Hostesses will be Mra.

K. P. Wright, Mrs. Grace Fladgatc, Mrs, Roger Sulhoff and Mrs. Elizabeth Yost.

BLUFF CHAPTER. Bluff chapter of St. Paul's IDplacopal church will meet at the homo of R. B. Walker on Thursday afternoon for a 1 o'clock luncheon.

A i i hostesses will bo Mrs. Carl Hoist, Mrs. Frank Binder and Mrs. A. Van Dercreck.

CIRCLE MEETINGS. Circle meetings of the First Christian church will tako place on Thursday as follows. No. 1 with Mrs. Ira Hays as leader, will meet at the church at 2 o'clock.

No. 2 with Mrs, Hummel us leader, will meet at thn homo of Mrs, C. F. Oossnrd, 400 Frank street at 2 o'clock. No.

3 with Mrs. A. C. Hill as leader, will moot In Iho home of Mra. Fred Muthls, 616 Franklin avenue at 2 o'clock.

No, 4 with Mrs. Frank K. Harris as leader, will meet with Mra. Frank Harris, 105 Glen avenue ut 2 o'clock. No.

5 with Mrs. Ocorgo W. Baldauf, aa leader, will meet In the home of Mrs. Minnie Brunei', 315 Grace street at 2:00 in, No. 6 with Mrs.

C. .1. Luther as leader, will meet at tho church ut 2 o'clock. No. 7 with Mrs.

Russell Grccn- lee as leader, will meet In tho homo of Mrs. Jack Schlemmor, 501 Forest Drive, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Raymond G. Peterson will be tlio guest speaker.

No. 8 with Mrs. A. J. Kcmcr- llng as loader, will have an all day mooting at the church, with a pot-luck lunch at noon.

ALTAR SOCIETY. The Sacrud Heart group ol' the St. Francis Altar society, with Mrs. Zaconne us chairman, will bo hostc. sea ut a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday iitternoon In St.

Francis church hall. Mra. George Wclnor, president, will pioslde at the business mooting. All ladles of SI. Francis are Invited to attend.

Tho Altar society will receive Holy Communion on next Sunday at the 8 o'clock mass. LADIKS AID MEETINGS. Mrs, A. U. Fivlk, 200 Kust Graham avenue, will open her homo to members of thn 1st division of the Ladles Akl of tlm First Presbyterian church for a dessert luncheon on Thursday at Miss Patricia Donor.

Leaving Wednesday for Washington, D. where she has accepted a position, was Miss Patricia Doner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Doner.

Miss Doner, who will live In Arlington, attended both Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson high schools. Prior to her departure Miss Doner was entertained Infornv- ally by her mother and her friends, Twenty-four guests called at tho Doner home In farewell courtesy to tho former Council Bluffs resident. To Be Summer Bride Miss Clarlcci Wanner. The engagement of their daughter, Miss Clarice Wagner, to Gilbert Rule, son of Mr. and Mra, Ray Rule of Dunlup Is being announced by the brido-clect's parents, Mr.

and Mrs, Oscar Lowe. Miss Wagner was graduated i Abraham Lincoln high school and attended Peru State Teachers' college In Nebraska. For thi) past two years she has been teachlns In the public si hoots at Dunlap. The bridegroom-elect was gtaduated from St. Joseph's high school in The couple plans tin early summer wedding.

leadqr, at the Ersklne home, 720 Forest drive. LADIES AID. The Ladles Aid of the Grace Presbyterian church will meet In the church parlor, Thursday aft- trnoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. V.

L. Watson will be hostess. W. S. C.

S. The Woman's Soiccty oJ Christian Service of the Fifth Avenue Mjthodlst church met at the home of Mrs, Everett Alberty on April 5. Devotions, "We Acknowledge Thee to Be Loid," were conducted by Mrs, George Thompson. "The Church in Europe" wan the subject of the lesson, with Mrs. Arnold Whitke presiding over tho meeting in the absence of the regular president.

Mrs. Carl Chrlstenscn reported on the district meeting at Harlan. There will be a Jitney dinner April 17 and a mother-daughter banquet Is being planned tor May. Hostesses for the meeting were Mcsdamcs a i Corvine M. E.

Currier, George Thompson, and Eldon Haworth. HAZEL DELL LADIES AID Tho Ladies' Aid of the Hazel Dell Methodist church will meet Wednesday, April 11 at the church, at 1 o'clock. THURSDAY JUNIORS. The Thursday Juniors of the First Congregational church will meet on Thursday at the homo of Mrs. F.

C. Stark, 3-127 Avenue for a 1 o'clock luncheon. WEDNESDAY GROUP, The Wednesday group of the First Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs. Dale Bonar, 431 Forest drive, for a 1 o'clock luncheon. W.

S. S. Circle 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church will meet at 2 o'clock on Thursday at the home of Mrs. D. M.

Fuller, 204 South Tenth avenue. Tho hostess will be assisted by Mrs, Harry Osborn. CIRCLE 2. Circle 2 of the First Baptist church will meet at tho home of Mrs. H.

A. Paulson, 310 Frank street on Thursday, April 12, at 1:45 o'clock. Members are asked to bring sack lunches to the mooting. Hospital Board to Meet Monday' Members of the executive board of the Woman's Christian association Jennie Edmundson hospital board will meet at tho hospital Monday morning at 10 o'clock. An afternoon meeting of tho entire W.

C. hospital board will tako place at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the nurses' home, FUR STORAGE TIME IS HERE lut If Will Cold Again Many Monfhs. So Hot flan fa Hovt Your fur Coat RKVAIRKI) A I mid RECONDITIONED NOW Tfttn Rtody! Nettling Pay 'TIS Foil. THE FUR SHOP 11 NORTH MAIN ST. I GUARANTEED I A PERFECT Kulesh Jewelry Store ft.

ft. Wafcfi Iniptctori 2 3 0 I I 0 A A Miss Madsen to Wed Officer 1 o'clock Mrs. E. Coo will ho Members of tho fourth division of the Ladles Aid will hold their regular luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. J.

Aller- Idii, 251(1 Avenue on' Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Hiird will bo co- hostess. MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The Women's Missionary society of the First Prcsbyteiian church will hold tho first meet- Ing of the church year In tho sciTctary's office room of the church at 2:30 Friday afternoon.

Reports from the Presbyterml will be swen. Miss Bess Day and Mrs. Blcrer will bo hostessei. PR1SCILLA CIRCLES. The Piiscilln circles of Grace Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon as follows: Circle 1, Mrs.

Pun Brown, loader, nt the home of Mrs. Harold Stout, 034 South First street. Circle 2, Mrs, Harold Hughes, liMdi-r, ut the homo of a i Ciowl, l-l South Firdt street Circle 3, Mrs. I lurry Ralekln, leader, at the Ratokln home at 0 1 1 Damon street. Circle -I, Mrs.

W. S. Eriikine, --Rudesill Photo. Miss Karen Madsen. Mr.

and Mrs. V. Madseir announce the engagement of thcii) daughter, Karen, to Lt, William Lewis Strickland, son of Mr. and Mrs, P. Strickland of Hartford, Ala.

Miss Mttdson was graduated from the Abraham Lincoln high school in 1941, and for the past four years she has been an em- ploye of an insurance company in Omaha. She Is member of the Alpha Iota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. At present, Miss Madsen makes her home in Chandler, Okla. Before entering tho service in 1943, Lt, Strickland was enroled at tho Alabama Polytechnic institute and was a member of the MITEC, engineering fraternity. He was commissioned an aerial navigator-observer at Monroe, and is row stationed at Mountain Home, Idaho, No date has teen set for the wedding.

P. T. A. News OAK STREET. The Onk street Parent- Teacher association will meet in the kindergarten room on Tuesday, April 30, at 3:15.

An outstanding program has been planned in which Al Faber will bo guest speaker. His subject will be "Safety" and films will be shown on that subject. Officers will bo elected for next year, RUE, The Ruo Parent-Teacher association will meet Tuesday, April 10, at 3 o'clock. There will Ije an adult education class at 2:30, Tho program, will be presented by Rue school students. Refreshments wlfl bo served at the close of tho meeting.

EIGHTH STREET. The Eighth Street Parent- Teacher association will hold Its meeting at 3 o'clock Tuesday, April 10, in the school library. Mrs. 'Laura Leonard, county superintendent, will speak on "Safety." A parent education class will be held at 2 o'clpck. WASHINGTON.

"Public-Safety" will be the topic of discussion at the Washington school Parent-Teacher association when it meets on Tuesday, April 10, on the third floor of the building, Mrs, Carl Gebur will give a talk on the main subject. Special music will be furnished and group of Girl Scouts under the leadership of Mrs. Herbert Little and Mra. William Sleek will present a playlet, DODGE. The Dodge Parent-Teacher association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:40 at the school, The program will be centered around the topic, "Home Front Casualties," with Mrs, Ted Weimar as speaker.

A cornet trio from Abraham Lincoln high school will entertain the members. Also an election of officers will -be held, MADISON. Following a 2 o'clock executive board meeting the Madison school Parent-Teacher as- soalatlon will meet on Monday at 2:45 o'clock. There will be an election of officers and round table discussion on "Preparing Today for Janes and Johns of Tomorrow." The will be served with the teachers acting as hostesses, SECOND AVENUE. The fathers over the meeting when the Second Ave nue Parent-Teacher association observes "dad's night" at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening.

Election of officers will be held at that time. Friday evening a parent education class will meet at the home of Mrs, Edward Callahan. The topic will be "Success or Failure," HARRISON. The Harrison school P. T.

A. will meet Thursday, April 12, at 3:30 o'clock in the kindergarten room. There will be a spring program and election of officers will take place. The executive board will meet at the homo of Mrs. L.

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B. W. C. LaVonne Museum l'ri)joet Commute. Mrs.

Ambrose Mitchell will l)f hostess to tho Museum Project committee of the C. B. W. C. on Monday afternoon when group will meet for a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon at her home, 469 Houston iivenue.

April Itcct'ptlon. The April reception of the Council Bluffs Woman's was held Friday afternoon al Hotel Chieftain. The meeting opened with the singing of the national anthem, and the Invocation by Mrs. W. Otto.

During the business meeting at which Mrs. A. W. Huber presided, decks of cards were ordered sent to veterans, and a tree was sent to Schlck General hospital at Clinton for ths grounds there as a memorial to servicemen of Council Bluffs. Officers for the coming club year were elected as follows: (Continued on The engagement of Miss La- Vonnc Graves to Ensign Robert E.

Michaclson of Billings, has been announced by Miss Graves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graves, Council Bluffs. Ensign Graves is tho son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. G. Michacl- son, of Billings. The bride-to-be Is a student at Peru State Teachers' college, Peru, from which she will be graduated in June, She is also a graduate of the Thomus Jefferson high school, Her fiance is a graduate of the Billings high school. He received his commission after a course at the midshipman's school at Northwestern university, Chicago, which he completed in November, 1944.

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