League of Women Voters Holds Meeting At Mrs Belle Brown
The League of Women Voters met at Mrs Belle Brown s home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs J Vance called the meeting to order and several committees were appointed to begin regular work.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
6
The League of Women Voters met at Mrs Belle Brown s home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs J Vance called the meeting to order and several committees were appointed to begin regular work.
Master Jack Noble entertained at his home Thursday afternoon twelve guests for his seventh birthday. The table was set for twelve with luncheon at 5 30. Guests included James Hunter Thelma and Delbert Cole Mildred Cole Gretchen Neiman Emeline and Dixon Grassman Irene Epler Frances Russell Jack Riordan William Clifford DeForest Walker. Mrs William Floyd and Mrs Alter assisted Mrs Noble in entertaining the children.
Mrs A B Sturgeon entertained at her home for a bridge party on Thursday afternoon. Lunch was served at six with sixteen guests in attendance: Mrs Harry DuBuque, Mrs Roy Beckwith, Mrs Ralph Cox, Mrs Harry Thiele, Mrs George Potter, Mrs C E Hershman, Mrs Minor Morris, Mrs D L Sturgeon, Mrs J B Rhein, Mrs Will O Keefe, Mrs Blaine Beckwith, Mrs Fred Feagins, Mrs D Donovan, Mrs A P Toohey, Mrs R E Knight, Mrs Harry Sims, and Mrs J C Hughes.
The Alliance Scottish Rite club held a Hallowe en follification and basket dinner at the Masonic temple at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. All men who have received any of the Scottish Rite degrees, their wives, sisters, mothers and daughters were invited, and a large number were Present. A special program was ar ranged for the entertainment.
Peter W. Bohm and Miss Julia J. Collins were married Tuesday morning at Holy Rosary Church with Rev Father Manning officiating. They plan a week long honeymoon at York and Lincoln then reside in Alliance where Bohm works at Mallery grocery.
Guy C. Meads of Sidney and Hilda C. Renevold of Canton were married by Rev. Droeggemueller of the Lutheran church on Thursday in a straightforward ceremony.
The Daughters of the Revolution will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. G. L. Griggs at 807 Cheyenne. The YY. M. In of the Christian church hosted a party Monday night featuring a program, games, and lunch for attendees.
The Church of Christ proclaims its role as the ground of truth and warns members to be faithful. Next Sunday the minister preaches He Came to Himself and aims for 250 in Bible School. Dr Hansen speaks at a union meeting at the Presbyterian church in the evening. He will lead a three day institute on Nebraska welfare. The Lord's table is spread each Lord's Day. Stephen J. Epler is the minister inviting attendance.
Morning services include Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Rev Mr Gould. Evening services feature B P U at 630 p m and a union meeting at the Presbyterian Church with Dr Theodore Hanson as speaker. All are cordially invited.
Methodist Church schedules Sunday morning services at usual hours and an evening union service at the Presbyterian church. Dr Hanson will speak on the work of social hygiene and child welfare.
Father Gilbert J. of Creighton University Omaha will lead a Catholic Mexican mission at Holy Rosary Church Alliance. Services will be conducted in Spanish Tuesday for Mexican parishioners and interested attendees.
German service at 10 30 a m Sunday with Sunday school at 106 o'clock. A cordial welcome to all. F Droegemueller, Pastor.
J. Sullivan paid a fine of 24 dollars and costs for speeding his automobile on Box Butte avenue Wednesday evening. A few weeks earlier he was nicked for a prior offense.
On election night at about 7 80 in front of Everett Cook pool hall George Brandell and Jack Finn faced a disturbance charge. Finn pleaded guilty and paid 5 dollars plus costs while Brandell paid 10 dollars plus costs. The notice lists itemized costs and minor shop prices, followed by an ad seeking tenants for furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses with rental management services.
Mrs A J Kearns entertained her Sunday School class at a Kensington Wednesday evening. Work was done toward packing a Christmas box for a mission school in New Mexico. WANTED ToO RENT Barn or garage large enough for two cars 20 98 TO TRADE Will trade standard.
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