Missionary Program at Calvary Baptist Church
The Mary Culley chapter of the World Wide Guild at Calvary Baptist Church hosts a missionary program Friday at 7 30 p m. Guest speaker is Mrs George Grank supervisor of Negro work at Community House. A sacred drama The Challenge of the Cross by Charles A Marsh will be performed by the Guild with cast Evelyn Baumgartner Goldie Coombs Vivian Shupe Lois Forby Betty Henry Agnes Miner and Marjorie Hartley. A sextet will provide theme music. Refreshments follow. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Culley
World Wide Guild of the
Calvary Baptist Church
George Grank
Charles A. Marsh
Guild
Evelyn Baumgartner
Goldie Coombs
Vivian Shupe
Lois Forby
Betty Henry
Agnes Miner
Dinner Honoring Dr. Hutchins At Cedar Rapids Event
The University of Chicago president Dr. Robert M. Hutchins will be honored at a Cedar Rapids dinner. Local leaders and educators including Dr. Harry M. Gage and Dr. H J Burgstahler will attend with principals from Cedar Rapids high schools and Coe College executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Memorial Coliseum
the Cedar
Robert M. Hutchins
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Arthur C. Deamer
Walter A Shupp
M. Scott Hallman
Benjamin Franklin High School
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt High School
William L. Paxson
McKinley High School
Hoover Family Returns Home From Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Everett C Hoover and their son John returned Tuesday after spending three and a half weeks in Miami Beach Florida En route they stopped in New Orleans for a few days visiting Mr and Mrs W Paul Engel at 144 Twenty Fourth Street Drive SE who were in New Orleans on the way to Miami
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Hoover
Eighth Avenue SE
John
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoovers
New Orleans
W. Paul Engel
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Miami
Crabbes Host After Coe Cornell Basketball Game
Mr and Mrs Thomas L Crabbe will host Friday evening supper and open house after the Coe Cornell basketball game at Coe college Guests include coaches and officials who took part in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Crabbe
Grande Avenue SE
Coe-Cornell
Coe College
Glenn Hopkins Hosts Small Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Glenn W Hopkins of 363 Twentieth Street SE host a small dinner party at their home with informal guests and light refreshments noted in society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hopkins
Glenn W. Hopkins
Twentieth Street
Mary Lou Protzman Honored Guest At Informal Affairs
Miss Mary Lou Protzman, preparing to join her parents in Omaha, remains the honored guest at several informal events. John Foster hosted a dancing gathering at his residence with guests including Patricia Marshall and Doris Elaine Cone among others. Eugene Pinney plans a party at his Ridgeway drive SE home to honor Protzman with a buffet dinner and group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Protzman
W. F. Protzman
Omaha
John Foster
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Protzman
Foster Home
Patricia Marshall
Doris Elaine Cone
Betty Larson
Barbara Barry
Rebecca Hallman
Hamilton Bell
Bryce Fisher
Horace Hedges
Eugene Pinney
Junior Nemec
Eugene M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Pinney
Misses Wolfe Host Bridal Shower At City Home
Florence Mae and Frances Wolfe hosted a Friday afternoon bridal shower for Mrs. Lewis Robbins at their residence 257 Twenty-third Street SE. Ten guests shared the courtesy with Mrs. Robbins, a recent bride and newcomer to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mae
Frances Wolfe
Twenty-third Street
Lewis Robbins
Robbing
Della Mae Nash Visits Family During Mid-Semester Break
Miss Della Mae Nash of Lindenwood College in St Charles Missouri arrives in the city Thursday night to spend several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Nash at 2316 Country Club Parkway SE. She plans to return Tuesday evening after the mid semester holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Mae Nash
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Allen Nash
Country Club Parkway SE
Nash
Mrs King Thompson Hosts Luncheon Bridge at Home
Mrs G King Thompson entertained Friday afternoon at a luncheon bridge at her home 2048 Fifth avenue SE. Covers were laid for twelve.
Delta Theta Chi Meeting Hosts Night At Home
Delta Theta Chi members were entertained Monday evening by educational supervisor Mrs. E B McConkie at 2407 First Avenue East Bridge provided the diversion. Those present included Misses Ruby Paulson Grace Wingert Bernice Conway Bernita Conway Rachael Griffith Ann Severa Louise Koach Mae Hoagland Cleda Schaefer Florence Turner and Mrs John Hecker and Mrs W Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi
E. B. McConkie
First Avenue E. Bridge
Ruby Paulson
Grace Wingert
Bernice Conway
Bernita Conway
Rachael Griffith
Ann Severa
Louise Koach
Mae Hoagland
Cleda Schaefer
Florence Turner
John Hecker
Coe and Cornell to celebrate season end with joint dance
Coe and Cornell colleges plan a Friday evening event at Danceland to celebrate the semester close and the Coe Cornell basketball winner. The Kohawks face the Purple in the season’s first meeting, replacing the Flankers Frolic with a handshaker king and queen selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Cornell
Danceland
Coe-Cornell
Kohawks
Purple
Coe College
John Nicoll
Robert Manville
LeRoy McLeod
Christian Bates
Robert Norris
June Hardy
Alice Snyder
Elizabeth Ann Coe
Peggie Bode
Jane Rail
Alice B. Salter
J. Dale Welsch
William V. Burger
Ben H Peterson
Myron L. Koenig
Mary Bell
C. Harve Geiger
Lindenwood Student Visits Parents Between Semesters
Miss Jessie Benson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Benson arrives from St Charles Mo to spend a short break at her home 2435 Grande avenue SE with her parents between Lindenwood College terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Benson
Harry C. Benson
Grande Avenue SE
St. Charles
Lindenwood College
Hinsdale Family Visits So boda Kin in City
Mrs. Leon T. Noel of Hinsdale Illinois arrives with her sons Robert and James to visit Mrs. Noel's parents Mr. and Mrs. E M Soboda at 1422 Third Avenue SE. They plan to stay ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon T. Noel
Hinsdale, Ill
Robert
James
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meets for Luncheon
Thirty one members attended a Thursday luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Snyder 2136 Blake boulevard SE with Mrs J F Tufts and others assisting after which a business meeting was held The next gathering will be at Mrs H L Nehls 125 Twenty sixth street drive SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Ralph Snyder
Blake Boulevard
Snyder
J. F. Tufts
William Hughes
Dora Severin
J. L. Coon
J. T. Shirer
H. L. Nehls
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Bon Voyage Parties Honor Eleanor Cook
Eleanor Cook sails February 3 on the S S Rotterdam to South America. She will be feted at a buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Wallace S. Hamilton at Carlton apartments, with guests Eleanor Taylor Mrs. Douglas Kirk Melvin Severance Roland Moehlman and Ralph Leo. A prior dinner party was held at the Battin home with eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oon
Eleanor Cook
Crescent Street SE
Miss Cook
Edward H. Smith
First Avenue E
S. S. Rotterdam
South America
Roland Moehlman
Ralph Leo
Leo
Cook
Franklin S. Battin
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Watermans Given Week of Social Courtesies before Move
Mrs M O Waterman and Mr Waterman plan to move to Burlington next week after a busy week of social events. Mrs Harry J Chadima hosted a luncheon and bridge at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with Mesdames Bruch Chadima Chadi ma Harm Peters Hilborn Gossard and Booth as guests. Mr and Mrs George M Newland also hosted a dinner at their home on Thursday for the Watermans with twelve at table and bridge afterward. a gift was presented to the Watermans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M O. Waterman
Avenue NE
Waterman
Burlington
Harry J. Chadima
Twenty-third Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Richard F. Bruch
Willard Chadima
George Chadima
Harm D
Peters
Dean S. Hilborn
A. C. Gossard
Ronald Booth
Marlow
George M. Newland
B Avenue NE
Sunshine Auxiliary Officers Installed in Maine Lodge Hall
Officers of Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22 L A P M were installed Monday evening in Maine lodge hall 838 First avenue E Installing officer was A E Miller with W L Hoffer C H Bachman J H Woodside A E Howard Carl Olson and F O Ahlgren among others. New officers include Mrs Charles Bonham president Mrs Albert E Howard vice president Mrs Henry Roth secretary and other post holders. Gifts were presented then refreshments served at the January birthday table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue
A. E. Miller
W. L. Hoffer
C. H. Bachman
Aid
J. H. Woodside
A. E. Howard
Carl Olson
F. O. Ahlgren
Canton
Charles Bonham
Albert E. Howard
Henry Roth
Hoffer
Lena C. Borschel
A. I. Noblett
Verne L. Gordon
Jerry Dytert
William T. Brown
Sentinel
C. L. Russell
Addie Sleight
John Burianek
S. C. Hammond
P. M. Andrie
J. F. Hronik
J. H Woodside
Leona Borschel
Ahlgren
Roth
Howard
Bachman
Russell
Borschel
Ella Scott
Hammond
Miller
Bonham
Woodside
Tuesday Art Club Honors At Larson Home
Mr and Mrs C Fred Larson hosted the Tuesday Art Club and their husbands at dinner with assistance from Mr and Mrs E O Samuelson. Prizes were won by Mrs Vernon White Charles E Nelson Mrs Kenneth Farquhar and Walter French after dinner bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fred Larson
Eighth Avenue SE
Tuesday Art Club
E. O. Samuelson
Vernon White
Charles E. Nelson
Kenneth Farquhar
Walter French
Reading group meeting at Ridgewood Terrace club
The Thursday reading group of the College club met with Mrs. F. C. Meyers at 1825 Ridgewood ter se. Mrs. William Rinderknecht reviewed The Life of Hans Christian Andersen. Twenty five members attended, with Mrs. E. E. Schenefelt and Mrs. Ralph H. Triem helping during the social hour after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
F. C. Meyers
Ridgewood Terrace SE
William Rinderknecht
Hans Christian Anderson
Signe Kristine Toksvig
E. E. Schenefelt
Ralph H. Triem
Lost package on street with apparel and jewelry
Found notice from The Gazette Lost Want Ads reports a package left on the street containing clothing and jewelry. A reward is offered and the finder asks to call 2258 to return the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Dinner Parties To Precede Dance At The Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country club hosts a Dutch treat guest night dinner dance Saturday at the club house. An Omaha orchestra, one of the season’s best, will play for dancing. Mrs. Edwin H. Wadsworth chairs the social committee planning the event to wrap up its year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Edwin H. Wadsworth
V. F. W. Auxiliary Plans Card Party
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary and post 788 members met for chili supper and bingo. A benefit card party is set for February 23 with Mrs. Hugh Sheridan as chair. A public chicken dinner will be served February 23 from 11 am to 1 pm at the Memorial building. reservations dial 23403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Hugh Sheridan
Velma White
Essie Barrett
LaVina Travis
Anna Sheridan
Delores Erickson
Sylvia Francis
Emma Haas
Ethel Tweed
Elsie van Horn
Florence Huff
Blanche Concannon
Ruth Thomas
Nina Woods
Benefit Bridge for Nature and Garden Group Held
Eighty five members and guests met at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club house for a benefit bridge party sponsored by the nature and garden department. Roses and spring flowers decorated the club house. Committee included Mrs T Kleiner Henry J Hromek L L Owen T F Hersch Oliver Wilson Mrs John Schimmelpfennig with assistants Mrs Donald Diehl D Schwarzentruber Ben Hazen and Miss M Hughes at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Burrows Plans Visit to Hopkinton Family
Mrs A G Burrows of 517 B Avenue NW returns from a three month western tour via Seattle Cashmere and Wenatchee Washington and will leave Friday for Hopkinton to visit sister Mrs R J Milroy and family. She will also see brother S T Knox of Oneida and stayed with brother John Knox in Cashmere. On the trip she visited sister Mrs Elizabeth White and later called on G W Burrows and his family at Breckenridge Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Burrows
B Avenue NW
Seattle
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Wash
Hopkinton
R. J. Milroy
S. T. Knox
Oneida
G. W. Burrows
His
Breckenridge, Minn
Inter Ocean Dinner and Dance Friday Night at Cedar Rapids
The Inter Ocean Reinsurance annual dinner dance will be held Friday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for all employees, directors, and guests. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. followed by a floor show and dancing with a local orchestra. Committee members include Mrs. Bernice Eilers Miss Nancy Shields Miss Margaret Hageman Ben Carns Walter Mohr and Don MacKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bernice Eilers
Nancy Shields
Margaret Hageman
Ben Carns
Walter Mohr
Don MacKay
Raymond Pollocks Host Bridge Party With Five Couples
Mr and Mrs Raymond J Pollocks at 208 Twenty fourth Street NE hosted five couples for a bridge party Thursday night High honors went to Mr and Mrs William P Enright and the consolation prize to Mr and Mrs Don Neill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Pollock
Twenty-fourth Street
Bridge
William P. Enright
Don Neill
Mrs McKim Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs L L McKim of 717 Fourteenth Street SE returned Friday after an extended visit in Kansas City Missouri bringing back news and stories from her travels for neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. McKim
Fourteenth Street
Kansas City
Mrs. Morgan Addresses St. Pauls Group
Sixty mothers and leaders from St. Pauls church heard Mrs. William Morgan of Town City speak on Youth, the Church and the Home. The talk urged adolescents to form adult family relationships, gain acceptance among peers, and develop healthy attitudes toward work, money, and life philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
J. A. Wessler
William Morgan
Town City
Chi Omega Honors Miriam Spielman at Coe College Lunch
Chi Omega sorority at Coe College hosted a Thursday noon luncheon in the sorority rooms to honor Miss Miriam Spielman who is departing Saturday for Carthage Illinois. Organizers were Jeanette Focht Mary Nelson and Cora Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Coe College
Miriam Spielman
Carthage
Ill
Jeanette Focht
Mary Nelson
Cora Hampton
Mozart Club Changes to Saturday Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The Mozart club shifted its program to the Crystal ballroom at the Montrose hotel replacing the Terrace room. The meeting moves to 11 a.m. from 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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Mozart Club
Montrose Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Terrace Room
Johnson 6A Class Presents Program
The 6A class at Johnson school staged a school program Thursday under Miss Laura E. Thompson. Performances included piano solos, violin and ocarina pieces, a ballet, poems, duets, a marching pantomime, a student reading, and a short play featuring several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson School
Laura E. Thompson
Schubert
Betty Markey
Eurene Moore
Gluckie
Fiona Kennedy
Olfegretto
Bach Gpariotte Trewin
Johnson
Schoo’ Snead
Bernadine
Banta Lucia
Charlene Huber
Bettylou Pijeda
Donizetti
Keith Hines
Jim Fpickford
Ellingwood Posey Hruska
Hero
Mildred Fuller
Carlysse
Mary Louise Nelson
Ocarina
Guy Linville
Annie Laurie Francis Biamis
Co Elmenti
File Markey
Jane Ann’ Wier
Grant Shaefer
Theodore Davis
John Liddle
Jacqueline Carberry
Mac Hammond
Jane Lyson
Senate Approves Sugar Fund Report
The Senate on Friday approved a conference report on a bill for sugar beet farmer payments and capitol building appropriations. The measure funds benefit payments to farmers and covers capital projects at the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
LLP
Capitol Building
New Anne Adams Pattern 4702 Shirtwaist for Spring
Pattern 4702 by Anne Adams offers a smart spring shirtwaister with stitched accents on sleeves collar bodice and belt and a flared gore skirt. Available in misses and women sizes with illustrated sewing instructions Send fifteen cents for pattern and include size name address and style number. News flash Just off the press the New Anne Adams Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Spring Fashion Patterns for Every Type and Hour
Spring patterns offer over a hundred stylish options for all body types and ages. Easy to sew, economical patterns promise quick spring smartness with prices for the book fifteen cents and patterns fifteen cents, or both for twenty five cents. Order from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Cleveland 6A Class Hosts Dinner and Program
The Cleveland 6A class members were entertained at a dinner hosted by their mothers. Sleigh bells theme, blue and silver decorations, and evergreens framed the event. Toasts honored Strength, Language, Industry, Gratefulness, and Happiness. Performances included violin and clarinet solos, a vocal quartet, and a radio-station prophecy. Kathleen Cusack and Darrel Beede gave the class history. Ronald Hedin read the class will. Paul McNall donated a gift to the school accepted by Miss Adeline Montillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland 6A
David Birch
Ronald Hedin
Dorin Seara
E—Siffert
Carol Molmanest
Richard Puttington
Betty Stepanek
Joan Griasel
Anthony Fontana
Richard Dice
Richard Buffington
Paul McNall
Joan Grissel
Doris Sears
Kathleen Cusack
Carol Holmquest
Darrel Beede
Adeline Montillon
Peanut aliases span earth nut to Manila nut worldwide
The peanut is called earth nut goober ground nut Manila nut and monkey nut in various countries showing its global namesake diversity. The term peanut refers to the same edible legume grown for oil and snacks across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
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FE. C. Hoover
Florida
T. L. Crabbes
Beauty Shop
Clairol
Misses Wolfe
Mrs. Robbins
Neumode
Second Street
Green
Sobodas
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
the Killian Company
M. O. Waterman
Sunshine Auxiliary
Larson
College Club Group
V. F. W. Auxiliary Plans Card Party
Nature and Garden Group
Mrs. Burrows
Raymond Pollocks
Mrs. Morgan
ST. Paul's Group
CHI Omegas
Martin's
China
Killian
Third Ave
Cleveland
Bird’s Eye
Milwaukee
Hladey
RIAL
Raf
Margaret Maddigan
Brucewood
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