New Market Community Christmas Plans and Events
New Market hosts a morning worship and a 10 am service followed by a 11 am Christmas Cantata by the high school chorus. December programs include vesper services, a Christmas operetta, a Caroling Party, and local basketball games. Students from New Market attended the Eleventh Annual Radio Speaking Program in Des Moines with topics on tuberculosis and Christmas Seals.
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J. S. Denbo
Methodist Church
Joyce Herren
Joan Garrison
Dean Miller
New Market
Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
KSO
Vera Cannaday
Evangelist Rev Poe Delivers Message at Sunday Service
Evangelist Rev Poe preached Sunday morning and invites all to attend next Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10 a m with preaching at 1 p m by Rev Poe.
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Rev. Poe
Local Society Meetings Capture Holiday Spirit
The Women's Society of Christian Service meets December 20 at Mrs. Ralph Pratt's home while the U S W A gathers at Mrs. Carl Hughes residence. A recent dinner and toy sale raised 38.39 dollars. a blood plasma donation contributed five dollars. The Sophomore party occurs in the school gym with teachers Cantaday Hiatt Brocksus Hartness. Rebekah Circle with families hosts Christmas dinner at IOOF hall including a gift exchange. Christian Ladies Aid Society, hosted by Mrs. Margaret Fuller and Mrs. Bertha Radke, features a Christmas pageant and White Elephant exchange led by Mrs. May Jackson. Lt. Francis Frey and family, from Casper, Wyoming, were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Rome's Sunday dinner.
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U.S.W.A
Margaret Fuller
Bertha Radke
Christian Ladies Aid Society
May Jackson
Francis Frey
Casper
Wyoming
Mrs
Rome
Community Guests and Plans Highlight Local Social Notes
The article lists numerous local residents and visitors from Clarinda Gravity and nearby towns. It notes Mrs Val Hicks opening a beauty shop in New Market on December 22 and reports Legion and Auxiliary greeting card and charity box efforts for armed forces and Des Moines hospital service. Gene Erle Pratt and Lydia Tyner were weekend guests of Massens and Cumberland.
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Val Hicks
New Market
Hans Christensen
Ft. Leavenworth
Lyle Hargis
Wallace Gray
Ames
Charles Thompson
Earlham
Nellie Combs
Roy Miller
Gene Erle Pratt
Massens
Lydia Tyner
Cumberland
Pratt and Wilcox Families Visit Hargis and Beeler Returns
Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt and Mr and Mrs Will Wilcox with children of Nodaway visited her parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Hargis Saturday. Mrs Frank Beeler returned home at Odebolt after two weeks with her mother Mrs Sara Miller.
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Ralph Pratt
Will Wilcox
Nodaway
Melvin Hargis
Frank Beeler
Qdebolt
Sara Miller
Miss Luella Wall Weds Mr. L B Banks Wilson
Miss Luella Wall and Mr L B Banks Wilson were married November 23 at the bride’s parents home. Rev C M Rowe of the Methodist church officiated. The groom returns to Seattle for service. the bride will complete the school year at Woodward Iowa.
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Luella Wall
Clearfield
L. B. Banks Wilson
Orval Wall
C. M. Rowe
Methodist Church
Wilson
Seattle
Woodward
Iowa
Social Roundup of Nearby Residents and Visitors
Des Moines hosted a convention attended by Mr. and Mrs. Longfellow on Wednesday. Ames hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. L Banks Wilson at Leo Wilson’s home on November 26. Galesburg Illinois teacher Miss Hilda Skinner visited over Thanksgiving. Creston resident Patricia visited grandmother Mrs. Stella Witter. Mrs. Fannie Gelvin returned from Beaver City Nebraska after five weeks. Mrs. Masel McCrea visited Des Moines and Ames over Thanksgiving. Mrs. Jean Deike left for Los Angeles after five weeks helping at Fannie Gelvin’s home. Floy McCreight, a Tarkio College student, spent last …
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Ivar
Longfellow
Des Moines
Lloyd Grant
Betty Jean
Ames
L. Banks Wilson
Leo Wilson
Hilda Skinner
Galesburg
Illinois
Patricia "Each
Creston
Stella Witter
Fannie Gelvin
Beaver City
Condolences Attend Parslow Funeral in Local Community
Mrs. Elmer McCreight and Mrs. Belle Anderson with families attended the funeral of Chas Parslow on Saturday. Rosa Mae Rowe of Glenwood visited the C M Rowe home. George A Morey of Woodrow Colorado came to attend Parslow's funeral.
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Elmer McCreight
Belle Anderson
F. J. Anderson
Sharpsburg
Chas. Parslow
Rosa Mae Rowe
Glenwood
C. M. Rowe
George A. Morey
Woodrow
Colorado
Sheridan Church Ladies Attend Sunday Session
The Adult Ladies Sunday school class of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Ethyl Scott and Mrs. Allen Lamar as hostesses. A family dinner was held Sunday at Mrs. Kate Toops home for her grandson Adrian Wilson who left Monday for service. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pullen and daughter of Redding visited Tuesday with aunt Mrs. Dall Churchill. Mrs. Etta Trimbel of St. Joseph spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wray. Mrs. George Barber and two children visited Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Chatter east of Grant City. Mrs. Hager McAlister, son Billy and Miss Flossie Winemiller were Maryville shoppers Saturday.
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Methodist Church
Ethyl Scott
Allen Lamar
Kate Toops
Adrian Wilson
Bill Pullen
Redding
Dall Churchill
Etta Trimbel
St. Joseph
Boy preacher from Maryville St teachers College preaches at Methodist
Rev Ward the Maryville student preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning. His father is superintendent of the Maryville district. Mrs Helen Malaney spent last week near Bedford with the Davidson cousins. Danl Churchill traveled to St Joseph on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ermil Black and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Black were mentioned in the surrounding notes.
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Ward
State Teachers College
Maryville
Methodist
Helen Malaney
Bedford
Davidsons
Danl Churchill
St. Joseph
Ermil Black
Elizabeth Black
Zeke
Givan
Dearborn County
Indiana
Kwajzlein
Saipan
Swift & Company
Chicago
Local Residents Visit Across Towns
Maryville visitors Thursday included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheley. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cooper were in St. Joseph Friday. Charley Wilson of St. Joseph spent Saturday night with his sister Mrs. Bert Anders and family. John Van Houten of Grant City met his daughter-in-law Mrs. Cecil Van Houten of St. Joseph in Sheridan Saturday. She accompanied her parents, the Wilsons, as her husband serves in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Fred Sheley
Guy Cooper
St. Joseph
Charley ‘Wilson
Bert Anders
John van Houten
Grant City
Sheridan
Cecil van Houten
Charley Wilson
Nutrition Is Our Business and Yours
Six Americans share roles from rancher to scientist in ensuring 132 million Americans receive proper foods. Swift & Company funds research on diet health, noting pork’s digestibility and Vitamin B value. The piece asserts nutrition drives meat and livestock markets and proclaims the slogan Nutrition is our business and yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
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