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50 eard MR. AND MRS. OSCAR JACOBSON of 233 Madison will greet friends and relatives at an open house Sunday noting their golden wedding anniversary. Hours for the event are from 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening. The Jacobsons were married by the Rev.

Peter Peterson of the First Lutheran Church Feb. 24,1904, when she was Miss Florence Landstrum. They have three sons, Harold and Rodney of Qskaloosa, Iowa, and Paul of Galesburg, and a daughter, Mrs. E. R.

Horton of Galesburg. All will be present with their families Sunday. Mr. Jacobson was with the Michelson Overall Co. for some years before retiring.

JBaptist Meetings Scheduled Friday Meetings are scheduled for four circles of- the First Baptist Church Friday in the various homes of church members at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Raymond Walters of 561 W. South St. will be hostess to the Charity Carman Circle which is led by Mrs.

Roy Oberling. Mrs. Florence Miller will offer the devotions and Mrs. R. G.

Mustain will present the program concerning Gandhi and India. For the Nina Bowers Circle meeting in the home of Mrs. Karl Aldrich at 441 N. Cherry the program will be given by Mrs. Frederick Gilson.

Mrs. Mary Seuss is the leader and will also conduct the worship service. Mrs. Wallace Thompson will be the program leader for the meeting of the Anne Hansen Circle in the home of Mrs. Paul Monson at 999 Day St.

where Mrs. Paul Schwanke will preside at the business session. Mrs. Lynn Scudder will present devotions. Mrs.

R. W. Landcnberger will entertain the Emily Ballard Circle members in her home at 1255 N. Cherry St. Mrs.

Allie Schneider will give devotions and Mrs. J. J. Herron will present a book review. Leader of the circle is Mrs.

James Reed. Book Review and Music Highlight D. A. R. Meet Presenting both the charm and realism of "Cress Delahanty," Mrs Warren Morris of the Galesburg Public Library reviewed the book by Jesamine West as the highlight for the recent afternoon meeting of the Rebecca Parke Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution.

Members were gathered in the chapter house, 576 N. Chambers St. Also appearing on the program was a group of vocalists from Galesburg Senior High School. Three musical numbers were, Ray Diefendorf Home Is Scene of Baptist Couples Class Meeting The home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Diefendorf, 249 Phillips was the scene of the meeting for the First Baptist Church Couples Class evening event. Assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Mary Yerkey and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Graf Mr.

Graf led the group in a de votional service. Frank Shannon conducted the business' session at which time an announcement was made of the first meeting of the Institute of Applied Christianity which will be held at the church this evening. The Rev. Donald Clow ard, head of the Baptist Council of Christian Social Progress will be the The men of the class volunteered to do some redecorating work in the primary room of the church. After the business meeting the group enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.

given by a group of six girls from Galesburg High School. Carol Swanson, Jerry Johnson, Gloria Goodwin, Barbara Carlson, Karon Erlandson and Carol Jean Nelson sang "Now Is the Month of May" a cappella; "How Art Thou Now Little Queen," by Brahms; and "Give Me the Little Book Now, David" a Negro spiritual. Katherine Work was accompanist. Delegates Appointed During the business meeting, several delegates and alternates were appointed for the state and national conventions. Delegates for the national convention are Mrs.

Carlisle Smith and Miss Leone Wilson. Alternates are Mrs. A. I. Carrier, Mrs.

Clara Swanson and Mrs. Andrew Anderson. Delegates for state convention are Mrs. H. P.

Bagley and Mrs. Fred Kern. Alternates are Mrs. Chris Wallace, Mrs. A.

I. Carrier, Mrs. Carlisle Smith, Mrs. A. R.

Kemp, Mrs. Isabel Sutor, Mrs. E. M. D.

Bracker, Mrs. Clara Swanson and Mrs. F. R. Skipton.

Two New Members Two new members, Miss Harriet Weinberg and Mrs. Mable Smith were introduced as were two guests, Mrs. Dorothy Grabill, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Charles Hillier's daughter, Mrs. Petty of Evanston.

Mrs. Wendell Heule gave a re port on the progress of the Bricker amendment and read ap propriate paragraphs concerning American ideals by Abraham Lincoln. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge with Mrs. John Moreland and Mrs. Richard Torley as co -chairmen.

GRUBB SCHOOL P. T. A. The February meeting of the Grubb Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the school auditorium Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr.

Frances Kapusinski Dayton will speak on "Our Children's Health." P. T. A. members and friends are invited. A social hour will follow.

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Harry Morrell Is Hostess to Unit II Twelve members of Unit II of the Home Bureau were entertain ed in the home of Mrs. Harry Mor rilJ, 249 Pine Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Maxwell served as co-hostess. The minor lesson was given by Mrs.

James Riley. Her topic was "Handwriting both Social and Busi ness." Mrs. Maxwell conducted the business meeting and roll call was given by the secretary, Mrs Scott Radar. Mrs. Allen, sunshine chairman, gave a report.

Mrs Morrill announced plans for play day to be Feb. 25. Members are being asked to take a pencil, own table service and one dish of food for the all day affair. The rummage sale will be held Feb. 20 and any member having articles for the sale is being asked to contact Mrs.

Scott Radar or Mrs Harry Morrill. The next meeting will be in the home of Miss Adelia Johnson of near Galesburg. Good Cheer Class Meets Mrs. Ralph Johnson of near Gilson gave a travelogue and showed slides of their summer trip through the western states at the recent meeting of the Good Cheer Class of the East Main Street Congregational Church. A potluck dinner was served prior to the meeting at the church.

At the business meeting plans were made for an all-day sewing at the church March 4. Six guests were present for the affair. Don Forke Watch Repair Department DON SAYS: hav. repairing watches and am a graduate of UnJv.rilly'» Walch palx School. I can give your walch the expert attention It deserves.

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PLAN SPRING WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pierce, 557 Holton announce the engagement of their daughter, Luellen, to Kenneth E. Lawson, 214 S. Academy son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. James Lawson. Miss Pierce's fiance was held as a Communist prisoner of war in Korea for some time. A spring wedding is being planned. Stove JPL The Daily Register-Mail, Galesburg, 111.

Wednesday, February 17, 1984 Grandmothers Circle 9 and to be Wade WletUid GJc Among the various items of business on the agenda for the First Methodist Circle meetings of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will he discussions of the approaching Country Store to he at the church Feb. 2G. A number of different programs have been planned for the circle meetings to be held this Thursday evening and Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Circle one nnd Circle nine will hold a joint meeting in the church in the Loyal Fellowship Room. Mrs.

John Scribhins will speak on the United Nations. Hostesses from Circle one will bo Mrs. Harry Whiting, Mrs. L. C.

Fick and Mrs. George Lowery while Circle nine hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Melton and Mrs. Homer Nelson. Circle one chairman is Mrs.

Ralph Lucas, and Circle nine chairman is Mrs. Leonard Weir. On Antique Glass Mrs. M. W.

Olson will give a paper on antique glass and also will tell the history of the antiques in her home at. 415 E. Losey St. where the Circle two meeting will be held. Co-hostcsses will be Mrs.

Neil Nftrmnn and Mrs. W. L. Stilt. Mrs.

J. Newhouser is chairman of the group. Members of Circle three will meet in the home of Mrs. C. S.

Haticy, 1077 W. Main with co- hostesses, Mrs. Roy Harding and Mrs. K. K.

Stevenson. The program will be a talk by "Michiko," our Japanese friend. Mrs. Frank Sutor is chairman. Conducting the Circle four meeting will be Mrs.

Carl Anderson, chairman, when the group meets in the home of Mrs. C. L. Sands, 114 Ivan Ave. Mrs.

Jual Ford will present the program. President In Charge Mrs. n. W. Sward will be in charge of the program for the Circle five meeting which will be in the home of Mrs.

Earl Moore, 970 W. North St. Co -hostess for the afternoon will be Mrs. George Raich. Mrs.

L. H. McCaughcy is chairman. Entertaining Circle six members will be Mrs. E.

C. Rodeffer In her home at 965 W. Main St. Mrs. H.

B. Burkhaltcr will be in charge of the program. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. John Dawson and Miss Mabel Dawson. Chairman of the circle is Mrs.

J. P. Stoneking. Mrs. G.

S. Rower, 515 N. Chambers will be hostess to members of Circle seven with Mrs. C. R.

Manworren, Mrs. N. Rider and Mrs. Charle9 Whitver as assisting hostesses. In charge of the program will be Mrs.

W. H. Weimer. Chairman of the circle is Mrs. Norton Rider.

To Hear Review The book, "Stay on Stronger" by William Button, will be reviewed for members of Circle eight when they meet in the home of Mrs. H. C. Hauswald, 1419 N. Academy by Mrs.

J. T. Jackson. Co-hostcsses will be Mrs. L.

M. Smith and Mrs. H. M. Haines.

Mrs. L. If. Dyer is chairman of the group. Speaker for the program to be given to members of Circle 11 will bo Mrs.

J. Bradley Chandler who will speak on the preparation for school and problems and attitudes of school age children. Mrs. Chandler is a first grade teacher at L. T.

Stone School. The circle will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Norman Weaver, 914 Brown Ave. Hostesses will be Mrs. William Kneebone, Mrs.

Burton Logue and Mrs. Joe Shrader. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Harold Icenogle. To keep lettuce leaves from turning brown, wrap the head in a paper towel before putting It In the crisping pan of the refrigerator.

Plans Yearly Project Various plans for the ensuing year were made by members of thd Grandmother's Circle of the Trinity Lutheran Church at the recent afternoon meeting neld in the Martha room of the church. Mrs. VI Craig, chairman, presided at the business meeting. Devotions were given by MM. Delphia Malcolm.

During the social hour refreshments were served from a table attractively decorated in Valentine motif with Mrs. N. G. Netsell and Mrs. Judith Johnson presiding.

Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Martin Nelson, Mrs. G. E.

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