Club News, Aug. 26, 2017
August 25, 2017 at 5:00 p.m.
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A group of 15 — including a new person, Nancy — met Aug. 23 at the upstairs deli at Martin's.
The group carried on conversations at two tables. One topic at both tables was concern and prayers for Edie, who had traveled to Indianapolis for medical tests. Before the evening was over the group got word that the tests were complete and Edie is doing OK. After a brief meeting, Tom continued research on his genealogy.
Three tables stayed to play euchre. Players included Nancy, who had never played before.
Upcoming events include the Heirloom Tomato Festival in Pierceton from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, and the Oakwood Fine Arts Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. today.
Meetings of Singles Meeting Friends begin between 6:30 and 7 p.m. every Wednesday at Martin’s. The group also has a game night the second Friday of the month.
Daughters Of The American Revolution
Agnes Pruyn Chapman DAR met at noon Aug. 22 at Richards Restaurant, Warsaw, with 10 members, one prospective member and a new associate member present.
Second Vice Regent Paulene Holderman led the opening rituals and introduced new associate member Linda Grove from the Gen. James Cox chapter in Kokomo. Grove recently moved to the area.
Ann Lohman read the president general's message. Cheryl Faris gave the national defense report about actor Gary Sinise, who played Lt. Dan in the movie “Forrest Gump.” Sinise created a foundation that builds specially adapted homes for severely wounded veterans. He will receive one of the highest military medals for civilians, the George C. Marshall Medal, from the U.S. Army.
Regent Kathy Gawthrop, Janice Cox and Millie Martin attended the district meeting Aug. 11 in North Manchester. The chapter received an Outstanding Chapter Achievement Award Level 2.
The group discussed plans for celebrating Constitution Week, which is Sept.17-23.
The newly written salute to the Indiana state flag will be used in the group’s opening rituals. The group has been asked to donate new, unopened jigsaw puzzles to veterans hospitals; members should bring puzzles to the September meeting.
The program was sharing favorite cookies recipes from former first ladies with some background on each woman whose recipes were highlighted. Kay Ritter baked two of the cookie recipes for members to sample. "Apees" were a favorite of James Buchanan, the 15th president. His niece, Harriet Lane, served as first lady during his presidency as he was a bachelor. Dolley Madison was also highlighted with her “Dolley Madison Coolies." Her husband, James Madison, was the fourth president and one of the Founding Fathers of the country.
The next meeting will be at noon Sept. 26 at Richards Restaurant.
Membership in Daughters of the American Revolution is open to any woman who had an ancestor who fought in or aided the patriot dause during the American Revolution. Contact Kathy Gawthrop at 260-982-7055 with any questions.
Four Seasons Ladies Bridge
The Four Seasons Ladies Bridge group met Aug. 23 at the Great Wall.
Winners were Beth Huffer, Nanette Newland and Liz Frazzetta. Maxine Harris was the hostess.
Wednesday Night Bridge Group
The group had eight tables Aug. 23, with the following winners: Annette Magner, Grant Magner, Joan Kizer, Joyce Latta, Connie Ker, Janet Wagley, Nancy Dalton, Judy Stewart and Irene Clay.
Janet and John Wagley were hostess and host.
North Webster Community Center SPEC
NORTH WEBSTER — Bridge results for this week at the Senior Prime Enrichment Center have been announced.
On Aug. 22, Suzi Wilt was first and Joyce Metz was second.
On Aug. 24, Mary Kay Roby was first and Dick Sutton was second.
Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Bridge
LEESBURG — The group gathered Aug. 23 at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club, with Mary Morgan as hostess.
Winners were Andy Overmyer and Virginia Horn.
Pizza King Bridge
The Pizza King bridge group played Aug. 24.
Winners were Ann Thallmer, Mary Eherenman and Rosalee Spear.
Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers
Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers are preparing for their annual Elko retreat Sept. 11-12 at Camp Mack near Milford.
The theme this year is “Fun, Friends and Food.” The retreat will include cupcake creations, lessons, entertainment, line dancing, mystery auction and lots of good food. Members may bring a friend.
Those who attend may stay overnight or come for a day, for a meal or for a few hours.
Call Shirley Hershberger at 574-536-9890 for details, cost and registration.
Reservations are requested by Sept. 1.
A group of 15 — including a new person, Nancy — met Aug. 23 at the upstairs deli at Martin's.
The group carried on conversations at two tables. One topic at both tables was concern and prayers for Edie, who had traveled to Indianapolis for medical tests. Before the evening was over the group got word that the tests were complete and Edie is doing OK. After a brief meeting, Tom continued research on his genealogy.
Three tables stayed to play euchre. Players included Nancy, who had never played before.
Upcoming events include the Heirloom Tomato Festival in Pierceton from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, and the Oakwood Fine Arts Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. today.
Meetings of Singles Meeting Friends begin between 6:30 and 7 p.m. every Wednesday at Martin’s. The group also has a game night the second Friday of the month.
Daughters Of The American Revolution
Agnes Pruyn Chapman DAR met at noon Aug. 22 at Richards Restaurant, Warsaw, with 10 members, one prospective member and a new associate member present.
Second Vice Regent Paulene Holderman led the opening rituals and introduced new associate member Linda Grove from the Gen. James Cox chapter in Kokomo. Grove recently moved to the area.
Ann Lohman read the president general's message. Cheryl Faris gave the national defense report about actor Gary Sinise, who played Lt. Dan in the movie “Forrest Gump.” Sinise created a foundation that builds specially adapted homes for severely wounded veterans. He will receive one of the highest military medals for civilians, the George C. Marshall Medal, from the U.S. Army.
Regent Kathy Gawthrop, Janice Cox and Millie Martin attended the district meeting Aug. 11 in North Manchester. The chapter received an Outstanding Chapter Achievement Award Level 2.
The group discussed plans for celebrating Constitution Week, which is Sept.17-23.
The newly written salute to the Indiana state flag will be used in the group’s opening rituals. The group has been asked to donate new, unopened jigsaw puzzles to veterans hospitals; members should bring puzzles to the September meeting.
The program was sharing favorite cookies recipes from former first ladies with some background on each woman whose recipes were highlighted. Kay Ritter baked two of the cookie recipes for members to sample. "Apees" were a favorite of James Buchanan, the 15th president. His niece, Harriet Lane, served as first lady during his presidency as he was a bachelor. Dolley Madison was also highlighted with her “Dolley Madison Coolies." Her husband, James Madison, was the fourth president and one of the Founding Fathers of the country.
The next meeting will be at noon Sept. 26 at Richards Restaurant.
Membership in Daughters of the American Revolution is open to any woman who had an ancestor who fought in or aided the patriot dause during the American Revolution. Contact Kathy Gawthrop at 260-982-7055 with any questions.
Four Seasons Ladies Bridge
The Four Seasons Ladies Bridge group met Aug. 23 at the Great Wall.
Winners were Beth Huffer, Nanette Newland and Liz Frazzetta. Maxine Harris was the hostess.
Wednesday Night Bridge Group
The group had eight tables Aug. 23, with the following winners: Annette Magner, Grant Magner, Joan Kizer, Joyce Latta, Connie Ker, Janet Wagley, Nancy Dalton, Judy Stewart and Irene Clay.
Janet and John Wagley were hostess and host.
North Webster Community Center SPEC
NORTH WEBSTER — Bridge results for this week at the Senior Prime Enrichment Center have been announced.
On Aug. 22, Suzi Wilt was first and Joyce Metz was second.
On Aug. 24, Mary Kay Roby was first and Dick Sutton was second.
Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Bridge
LEESBURG — The group gathered Aug. 23 at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club, with Mary Morgan as hostess.
Winners were Andy Overmyer and Virginia Horn.
Pizza King Bridge
The Pizza King bridge group played Aug. 24.
Winners were Ann Thallmer, Mary Eherenman and Rosalee Spear.
Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers
Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers are preparing for their annual Elko retreat Sept. 11-12 at Camp Mack near Milford.
The theme this year is “Fun, Friends and Food.” The retreat will include cupcake creations, lessons, entertainment, line dancing, mystery auction and lots of good food. Members may bring a friend.
Those who attend may stay overnight or come for a day, for a meal or for a few hours.
Call Shirley Hershberger at 574-536-9890 for details, cost and registration.
Reservations are requested by Sept. 1.
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