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COUNCIL BLUFFS (IOWA) NONPAREIL--FEBRUARY 2, 1947. PAGE FIFTEEN Church Society Notes Sorority Director Leaves for Vbit TUESDAY CIRCLE Mrs. F. L. Ellis will be hostess to the Tuesday circle of the First Congregational church at the home of Mrs.

R. H. Nichols, 602 First avenue, Tuesday at 2:15 p. m. WOMAN'S UNION The Woman's union of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday for a sack luncheon in the socal hall at 12:30 p.

m. Dessert and coffee will be served by circle 4, Mrs. E. H. McAllister, leader.

Mrs. L. I. Holliday, general president, will have charge of the business meeting at 1:30 p. m.

in the parlors, followed by a missionary program ol which Mrs. W. L. Pinkston will be leader and Mrs. R.

H. Stan- tliffe will give the devotional. W. S. C.

S. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. John H.

Brown, 702 South Twenty-first street. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lew B. Evans, Mrs. E.

C. Dryden, Mrs. James Britt- and Mrs. Brown. CENTRAL CHAPTER Central chapter of St.

Paul's Episcopal church will have its February meeting a week early and will meet Friday, Feb. 7 for luncheon at 1 p. m. In the parish house, instead of Feb. 14.

Hostesses will be Mesdames W. S. Stillman, C. G. Wisner, H.

G. Morphy and C. T. Stewart. GENERAL MEETING The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Broadway Methodist church will hold a general meeting Tuesday afternoon in fellowship hall.

The executive meeting will be held at 1, followed with the regular 2. WACAPA GROUP. Members of the WaCaPa group of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints church will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Irene Turpen, No. 3 Washington court.

THURSDAY GROUP The Thursday group of the First Congregational church will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the church, Thursday afternoon. Hostesses will be Mesdames Ralph Ballantine, J. M. Craig, and E. H.

Swltzer. WOHELO GROUP. Mrs. C. A.

McTvvlggan, 2658 Aventje will be hostess to members of the WoHeLo group of the Reorganized Latter Dax Saints church, Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. ROSETTA GROUP The Roselta Group ol the Reorganized Latter Day Saints church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Rathbun, 515 Huntington avenue. LADIES GUILD The Ladies guild of the Bethany Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday at 1 p.

m. at the manse, 1724 South Tenth street. MISSIONARY SOCIETY Missionary society of the Bfthany Presbyterian church will meet at the manse on Tuesday afternoon at 2. CIRCLE NO. 2 Circle 2 of Die Bethany Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.

J. E. Stauch, 2130 Avenue at 1 p. m. EMANUEL GUILD Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock members of the Emanuel guild of the Emanuel Lutheran chinch will meet in the church parlors with Mrs.

P. J. Andersen and Mrs. C. B.

Kelly as co-hostesses. CIRCLE 1 Circle 1, Amona, of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Buck, 2119 Avenue Tuesday at 7,:45 p. m. WOMEN'S COUNCIL The Women's Council of the Church of the Brethren will meet at the home of Mrs.

Harry Flory, 12W Fairmount avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2. ALTAR SOCIETY Members of St. Francis Altar society, St. Ann's group will meet at the home, of Mrs. Alfred Mconald, 826 Avenue Tuesday evening at 8 with Miss Cecilia Wickham as co-hostess.

T. N. T. GROUP. The T.

N. T. group of the P.eorKanr/ed Chinch of Latter Saints will meet with Mrs. "Helen Parks. 3838 Avenue Tuesday at 2 p.

in. BENEVOLENT WORKERS. Benevolent Workers of St. n's i Lutheran I0NTINES a your sentiments. our cards will help you say it just right! Events of the Week- Hoffman Newly appointed province director for her sorority, Sigma Kappa, Mrs.

A. S. -Hoffman left Friday lor her first official visit to one of the five chapters in her territory, the University of Minnesota at Minneapolis. During the year she will also visit chapters at Nebraska university, Iowa State college, the universities of Kansas and of Manitoba, Canada, as well as alumnae chapters in the territory. Mrs, Hoffman became a Sigma Kappa when she attended Marietta college, Marietta, Ohio.

She was appointed province director the first of the year by the president of the international organization. church will hold a pot-luck dinner at the church Thursday at 12:30 p. m. AID SOCIETY The Aid society of the Seventh Avenue Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Anna Larsen, 305 North Seventh street, at 1, Thursday afternoon.

The afternoon's topic will be "Malachi 3:16." GLEANERS CLASS Members' of the GJeancr's Sunday school class of the Broadway Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 at the home of Mrs. George Russell, 117 West Pierce street. Mrs. Bertha Bassart will assist as co-hostess. OAKLAND CHAPTER A luncheon at 1:30 p.

m. will precede the business meeting of Oakland Avenue chapter of St. Paul's Episcopal church guild Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in the parish house.

The meeting will be followed by a penny sale among the members. Hostesses are Mrs. W. A. Archer and Mrs.

D. L. Leete. Surprise Party Notes Wedding Anniversary Friday evening -Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Williams were honored at a surprise anniversary party at the V. F. W. hall, by fifty friends when they noted their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs.

John Walkington and Mrs. Walter Klager were the hostesses and the refreshment table, over laid with a white cloth decorated with silver bells, was centered with a three-tiered cake, decorated with roses and silver leaves. A silver tree with 100 quarters tied to its branches was presented to the couple. During the evening a mock Arkansas wedding was given and taking part were Ernest Woolsey, William Frandsen, Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon White, Harry Harris, Mrs. Harry Brom- bejgl and the honorees. The eveniing was spent in dancing. Tommy Beno Host at Sleigh Party To note his sixth birthday anniversary Saturday afternoon Tommy Beno, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Beno, was host to 20 youngsters at a sleigh party. Following a ride the group had refreshments at the host's homo. Miss Reeves Is Bride at Saturday Ceremony SUNDAY Open house, 2-5 anrf 7-10 p. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Hanusa, 34 Orchard avenue. Open house, 5-10 p. Mr. and Mrs. Louis E.

Hoyt, 376 North First street. Jolly Joker's Pinochle club, 8 p. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brendle, 3903 North Eighteenth street, Omaha.

MONDAY Two-Four Bridge club, 1 Mrs. Oscar Ferguson, 284 High School avenue. Auto-Winn Pinochle club, 2 p. Mrs. Robert Boysen, 2124 Avenue B.

Associated Charities, 2 p. Mrs. George Woods, 517 Oakland avenue. Spanish class, 7 p. Council Bluffs Library.

Theta, Beta Sigma Phi, 8 p. Mrs. Lloyson Fox, 15 Kay court. Master Fashion Is Returning By Ruth Millett Come spring and Mama is going to Want not just a new hat, but an entirely new wardrobe. Not simply because it's spring, Cither.

The Civilian Production ad- ministration threw overboard 1-L85, the wartime order that limited length and design of women's clothes, too late to affect fall and winter styles. But when the a nufactur- ers start cutting i a a into the goods in any way they choose. Held down for years by Huth Millett the CPA order, designed to conserve material, manufacturers are sure to get lavish with cloth--and the resulting styles are almost certain to make Mama hate everything she owns. During the war years women had a taste of dressing almost as easily and economically as men. Since styles were frozen, a three-year-old suit was as good as a new one.

In fact, often it looked better than the one made when cloth was scarce. So Mama could drag it out of the closet, tell herself it was than anything she could buy, dress it up with a new hat and be set for another new season. Women said they-liked this. And probably they thought they did. But the old feminine urge for change, for a latest fashion to study and copy, is at work.

And so women are anxious for" the new styles that outmode the clothes they have worn season after unchanging season. Papa may not be thrilled by the news that before many many months Mama 'is going to want to go on one grand and glorious shopping binge. But Mama is expited at the prospect of being able to have an Important interest--fashion --back in her life once more. Fashion may be a hard master --but Mama Is its willing BABY'S FIRST Are Among Moit Important of All! Photograph Her at It Today-You'll loth It! McMILLEN I Phono 3-1126 For RELAXING It's the Contour That Counts REDUCING TREATMENTS StauKer System Salon Mn. May Jonti, Mqr.

Broadway Phon. 3-32S7 Btouty Shop" Club Women's Activities Thurman Couple to Be Married Feb. 17 --Brartdels Studio. Mrs. In the Kountze Memorial Lutheran church of Omaha Sat'- urday afternoon Miss Betty Reeves, daughter of Mrs.

Joseph Vankat, exchanged nuptial vows with Leslie L. Jensen, son of the John M. Jensens. The Rev. W.

H. Traube officiated at the double ring ceremony and a reception was held at the home of the bride's mother from 7 to 9 p. m. Mrs. William Jabens and Miss Helen Jane Underwood poured.

The bride wore a peach wool frock with black accessories and her corsage was a gardenia surrounded by violets. A note of interest in her costume was the handmade lace handkerchief carried and which was also carried by her great aunt, Mrs. H. J. Underwood, at her wedding.

Mrs. John B. Jensen was matron of honor and Mr. Jensen, best man. Mrs.

Jensen wore an aqua blue suit with brown accessories and corsage of tea roses. The brlBc is a graduate of Abraham Lincqln high school and was a maid in the 1944 Mardi Gras ball. Mr. Jensen also attended Abraham Lincoln high school and served with the Sea- Bees 38 months, 30 of them spent in the South Pacific and Aleutians. Mr.

and Mrs. Jensen will live in Council Bluffs. Christian Endeavor Notes 66th Year Seventy young people attended the banquet celebrating the sixty-sixth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor and part of national youth week Thursday evening at the First Christian church. Red and white, Christian Endeavor colors, were used in decorating and the Rev. Loren Works served as toastmaster.

Theme was. "Youth Shares." Phyllis Remington led the fellowship singing with Gene Ford as pianist. Garry Works sang a vocal solo, Miss Marilyn Peterson gave a reading, and Miss Virginia Brown gave a vocal solo. Speaker of the evening was Gerald Ross, business instructor' at Abraham Lincoln high school. Contributions of $137 were given to the state Christian Endeavor union.

Mrs. Hal Brown Was chairman of the serving committee. Two-Four Club. Mrs. Oscar Ferguson will be hostess, to the Two-Four club Monday at her home, 284 High School avenue, for dessert luncheon at 1 p.

m. Associated Charities. Mrs. George W. Woods, 517 Oakland avenue, will be hostess to the Associated Charities group at her home Monday afternoon at 12 o'clock.

Unique Club. Members of the Unique Friendly club will meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 2008 Sixth avenue, Thursday afternoon for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Iota Chapter. Mrs.

E. P. Wind, 3430 Avenue will be hostess to Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Thursday evening at 7:45. H. B.

Birthday Club. Mrs. Charles Grosklaus, 326 Fuller avenue, will be hostess to members of H. B. Birthday club at her home, Wednesday afternoon at a 1 o'clock dessert-luncheon.

Original Birthday Club. Members of the Original Birthday club will meet at the Y. M. C. A.

Wednesday Afternoon for a 1 o'clock no-host luncheon. Tuesday History Club. Mrs. Donald Harrison will be hostess to members of the Tuesday History club, Tuesday afiternoon at 2 o'clock at her home, 1133 East Pierce street. Idieal The Ideal club will meet with Miss Harriet Walker, 701 Third street, Tuesday at 2:30 p.

m. Mrs. I. B. Rohrer will have the program on "Russia." Junior Chamber Wives.

The Junior Chamber of Commerce Wives' club will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the club rooms. Catholic Daughters. The Catholic Daughters of America will meet in St.

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