Cabinet Members Of Coe Y W C A Honored At Dinner
New cabinet members of the Coe college Y W C A were honored at a formal dinner by eleven advisory committee members Monday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Advisory hosts listed include Mrs. P W Jacobson and Mrs. E H Bingham among others with Mrs Jacobson speaking and Mrs Hickok presenting films of Coe events and several regional locations. Honored guests from Cedar Rapids to Chicago attended the event with a large centerpiece and silver floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Association
Roosevelt Hotel
P. W. Jacobson
May Frick
E. H. Bingham
George Yuill
Robert Armstrong
Max Daehler
Harry M. Gage
A. L. Haldeman
C. T. Hickok
Ethel Ryan
Mary Bell
Jacobson
Hickok
Northwest
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Zion National Parks
Boulder Dam
Pacific Coast
Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Nelson
Betty Warner
Cedar Rapids
Janetta Merritt
Grundy Center
Ruth Jans
Alden
Dorothy Grunewald
Blairstown
Alice Street
Jewel Auman
Dixon, Ill
Blanche Lichtenstein
Grand Mound
Frances Henry
Iowa City
Elinor Kendall
Two Bridge Tournaments Promising Cedar Rapids Turnout
The Perry contract bridge club hosts the second Jensen Memorial Trophy to be decided by match points over two sessions at the Elks club Perry on Sunday at 2 pm and 8 pm. The northeastern Town tournament runs April 10–11 in Waterloo at the Russell-Lamson hotel with Friday pair matches and Saturday team play. Mrs. Max Wilson in Waterloo and Mrs. George Beattie in Cedar Rapids coordinate local inquiries for both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Perry Contract Bridge Club
Elks Club
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Max Wilson
George Beattie
Laurers to Entertain Bridge Club at Country Club
Mr and Mrs Eugene B Laurer of 2214 Meadowbrook drive SE will host a bridge club dinner at the Country Club this evening for twelve. After dinner the group will return to the Laurer home for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Laurer
Meadowbrook Drive
Laurer
Mrs Hallgren and Hodgin Win City Bridge Tourney
Mrs A H Hallgren and Mrs L L Hodgin won the regular city bridge tournament held Monday evening at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hallgren
L. L. Hodgin
Montrose Hotel
Chi Omega Mothers Club Picnic at Sorority Rooms
The Chi Omega Mothers club will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the sorority rooms 1263 First avenue E. Hostesses are Mrs. E. G. Curry, Mrs. L. Nelson and Mrs. O. Hepner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
Sorority
First Avenue E
E. G. Curry
L. Nelson
O. Hepner
Anna Burkhalter Guild Sponsors International Broadcast Program
Mu Phi Epsilon members at Coe College present an International Broadcast musical program Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the First Presbyterian chapel. Anna Burkhalter Guild sponsors the event to raise funds for a sorority delegate’s trip to the national convention in California. Joseph Faulkner will announce. admission is charged for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Coe College
First Presbyterian Chapel
Anna Burkhalter Guild
Church
Joseph Faulkner
California
Wunnishawntah Camp Fire Supper Held at Guardian Home
Marjorie Robbins and Henrietta and Marie Cop hosted a Sunday night camp fire supper at Ardyce Woodside's home 614 First Avenue W to fulfill a rank requirement. Attendees included Hazel Abernathy Virginia Harover Betty Lou Rogers and Maxine Surry. The group's last regular meeting was Friday at Maxine Surry's 403 Eighth Avenue SW with refreshments served by her mother Mrs Emil Surry and Mrs Donald Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Robbins
Henrietta and
Marie Cop
Wunnishawntah
Ardyce Woodside
First Avenue
Rank
Hazel Abernathy
Virginia Harover
Betty Lou Rogers
Maxine Surry
Eighth Avenue
Emil Surry
Donald Rogers
Pan ry shower honors Mrs John Clauson at Colonial
Mrs Bruce Clauson hosted a pantry shower Friday evening at the Colonial Tea Room for Mrs John Clauson formerly Miss Frances Herr. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Earl Rutan Miss Anna Nichols and Miss Dorothy Clauson with several Clauson relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Clauson
Avenue NW
Colonial Tea Room
John Clauson
Frances Herr
Bridge
Earl Rutan
Anna Nichols
Dorothy Clauson
Dorothy Lockridge
Ruth Clauson
Thora Herr
Walter Lockridge
Walter Clauson
Kenneth McLees
Lynn Stauffer
Jack Leonard
Tarbooth Study Club Meets After Luncheon
The Tarbooth study club met at the Roosevelt hotel Monday after a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Morris Katzoff. Mrs. Nathan Greenberg presided at the business session. Mrs. Jack Levin reviewed I Write As I Please by Walter Duranty. Mrs. Charles Greenberg gave current events. guests included Mrs. Louis Rosenbaum and Miss Eleanor Usdane of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbooth Study Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Morris Katzoff
Nathan Greenberg
Jack Levin
Walter Duranty
Charles Greenberg
Louis Rosenbaum
Eleanor Usdane
Seattle
Wash
Visit in Schulze Home
Mrs. Donald C. Hutchison of Algona and her daughter Nancy visit the Schulze home at 320 Fifth avenue SW with Mr. Hutchison and daughter Joan to join for the weekend. They expect to spend the week there before returning together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Hutchison
Algona
Nancy
Mrs. Hutchison
Frank Schulze
Fifth Avenue SW
Mr. Hutchison
Joan
Mrs. Mayer Urges Sane Thinking To Save U S
Mrs. Max Mayer urged national and world cooperation to trade goods for raw materials, calling for fixed relationships and adult responsibility. She warned against delegating the future and urged voting, state employment insurance, farmer defense, and calm action to avoid war and economic collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Max Mayer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Public Health Nursing Association
Iowa Highway Commission
Helen Taylor
Henry Frankel
S. R. Hawkins
Verne E. Henton
Iowa State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Salvation Army
Committees Named by Chapter GM of PEO
Mrs. Everett C. Pratt new president announced yearlong committee appointments at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. C. E. Roberts. Twenty three members and two guests attended including Mrs. L. W. Dunlap and Mrs. G. M. Wodtke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Pratt
C. E. Roberts
B Avenue
L. W. Dunlap
G. M. Wodtke
Charles City
Lillian Serbousek
Cedar Rapids
O. W. Lawrence
Blanche Hunter
George Starr
James Patterson
Montello Knapp
Robert C. Toms
Allan G. Thurman
Nell Boyack
L. A. Kessler
H. J. Brownlee
R. P. Taylor
Keith Young
Bruce West
A. C. Loepp
George Hearn
H. C. Watson
Glenn Rodgers
Olga Tapper
Ariana Burr
Helen Shoemaker
E. W. Spence
C. V. Lehman
J. Harold Horan
Inga Tapper
H. C. Ring
Philanthropic
F. C. Waples
Lena Vogt
Thomas Suchomel
Ingram Bixler
C. C. Flodin
S. V. Shonka
J. C. Trosky
Flower
Scott McIntyre
Russell W. Manatt
C. C. Kesler
M. S. Hallman
Roy E. Curray
Louise Hathaway
Earl B. Delzell
William C. Crawford
Horan
H. E. Kensinger
Hattie Cook
Roberts
Russell F. Knapp
Faith McMurray
Clara Robinson
J. E. Ives
R. G. Austin
Couples group meets at Hesser home for church event
Members of the Couples class of the First Christian church gathered at 1508 Avenue NE the home of Mr and Mrs Jay Hesser. Rev R F Judson of the First Baptist church spoke and a girls quartet sang. Hosts and hostesses included Mr and Mrs Hesser Mr and Mrs Ernest Cumberland Mr and Mrs John Geiger and Mrs Floy Melsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Jay Hesser
Avenue NE
R. F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Hesser
Ernest Cumberland
John Geiger
Floy Melsa
Mrs Oliver Longueville Sponsors Wednesday Bridge at Home
Mrs Oliver Longueville will sponsor a duplicate contract bridge game on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at her residence located at 2035 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Kenwood P T A Mother's Luncheon Hosts Radio Study
Mrs. Stanley Reeder at 430 Thirty third Street NE will entertain the elementary radio study group of Kenwood P T A. A pot luck luncheon is served at 1 p.m. The lesson titled How Home and Community May Cooperate is the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Reeder
Thirty-third Street
Kenwood P. T. A
Honor Birthdays Noted By Cook and Sells Club
Mrs. F A Cook and Mrs R W Sells hosted a Sunday evening birthday tribute at Mrs Sells home. Prizes at cards went to Mrs Harold Dozois, Fred Cook and W E Pribble. Guests include Mr and Mrs W E Pribble of Boulder City Nevada visiting Mrs Pribble’s parents at 400 Thirty fifth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cook
R. W. Sells
Mr. Cook
Mr. Sells
Harold Dozois
Fred Cook
W. E. Pribble
W. E., Pribble
Boulder City
Nevada
Mozart Club Examination Set For Saturday Membership Test
Examinations for Mozart club membership will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. Interested parties may call Miss Josephine Batchelder at 8785 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Josephine Batchelder
Mrs Connell Returns From Two Week Visit
Mrs. W. M. Connell of 1521 Avenue NE returned Monday after spending two weeks visiting her daughter Miss Catherine Connell and her son Dr. John Connell and his family of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Connell
Avenue NE
Catherine Connell
John Connell
Des Moines
Neil Thompson Away For Summer Visit
Neil Thompson son of Mr and Mrs N J Thompson of 1430 Fourth Avenue SE leaves for Grand Coulee Washington to spend the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Thompson
N. J. Thompson
Fourth Avenue SE
Grand Coulee, Wash
Shower Honors Mrs. George Ervin at Former Ruth Bruna Kin
Mrs. L. H. Shirk Mrs. J. C. Skalsky hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the former's home for their sister Mrs. George Ervin formerly Ruth Bruna. Guests included Mesdames George Ervin Le Roy Heneke Joe Tesarik Wilson Jones John Bruna Godfrey Terr Joseph Skalsky and Leo Shirk and Misses Margaret Dorothy Jones Helen Vanous Lillian Blanche Klimes Rosabelle Krinitznik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Shirk
J. C. Skalsky
George Ervin
Ruth Bruna
LeRoy Heneke
Joe Tesarik
Wilson Jones
John Bruna
Godfrey Terr
Joseph Skalsky
Leo Shirk
Margaret
Dorothy Jones
Helen Vanous
Lillian Blanche Klimes
Rosabelle Krinitznik
For Mr Melichar Honored At Weekend Party
Fred Melichar was feted at a Saturday evening gathering hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Anton Melichar. Attendees included Betty Jean Barbara Stroleny Richard Melichar and many relatives and friends from the Melichar and Pachta circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Melichar
Anton Melichar
Betty Jean
Bessie
Ann
Betty
Joe
Louis
Barbara Stroleny
Richard Melichar
Leo Bisinger
Randolph Zumer
Sally
Mary Lou
Bessie Jean
Anton J. Melichar
John
Lucille
Virginia Ann
Frank C. Pachta
Joe Pycha
Betty Lou
Art Wheeler
The Magic of Personality and Self Improvement
A self help feature explains how personality shapes success and social outcomes. It catalogs small faults that turn people away and urges self assessment, behavior changes, and professional guidance to unlock joy, better opportunities, and a fuller life. It promotes a 40 page Home Institute booklet Im proving Your Personality with a coupon order offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Mr. High
Mary
Alice
Madge
Myrtle
Doris
Name Please Print Name and Address Plainly
The notice requests that the reader print their name and address clearly including street city and state for identification. It emphasizes legibility to ensure proper processing by the office.
Visit Youngs Highlight Des Moines Guests
Miss Pearl Young and Miss Emma Hirleman of Des Moines spent the weekend visiting their parents Mr and Mrs H Young at 807 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Young
Emma Hirleman
Des Moines
Mrs. H. Young
Third Street
Y M C A Junior Board Sponsors Evening Party
The Y M C A junior board hosts a Saturday night event for members and guests. Lobbies and bowling alleys open at 7 30, pool 8 to 9, dancing with an orchestra at 9 in the gym, and vaudeville acts at 9 15 and 9 45. For info call 2 1138.
Betsy Ross Theta Rho No 2 Plans Tuesday Initiation
The Betsy Ross Theta Rho girls club No 2 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m for initiation. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Theta Rho
Complete Program For Benefit Show For Negro Camp
All colored benefit vaudeville show announced for Monday and Tuesday at 8 p m in the Y M C A Little Theater First avenue and Fifth street NE proceeds aid the Negro Y camp and trunks for the Community House team in the Golden Gloves Bobby boxers team The seven day camp is the first Y local sponsor in ten years Edith Cecil and Wallace Reed lead a 15 item program plus a grand finale Minnie the Moocher s Wedding Day Edith Reed and Cecil Reed perform The Jiggend Viola Singleton sings I m In The Mood For Love Elmer Crank plays piano Lancie Lee sings and dances Cecil Reed Edith Reed repeat slow motion act Nola Matthews sings You Can Depend On Me and Wallace...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Art Taylor
WPA
Negro Project
Community House
Edith
Cecil
Wallace Reed
Minnie the Moocher
Cecil Reed
Viola Singleton
Elmer Crank
Lancie Lee
Edith Reed
Nola Matthews
Wallace
Shim Sham Shimmy and Night Shuffle at the Civic Hall
Reed presents a solo Shim, Sham, Shimmy with a girls trio Katherine Jones Edith Reed Gladys Miller singing Negro spirituals then a Mason dance routine and Theresa Lee song. Edith Cecil and Wallace Reed perform a tap number followed by Gwendolyn Hickey. Cecil Reed and Edith Reed close with a dance and song before the grand finale. Reserved seats 25 cents general admission 10 cents.
Firms May Send Federal Business Survey Data To Philadelphia Office
Local firms may mail their survey reports to the Bureau of Census in Philadelphia instead of an enumerator. F A Gosnell, chief statistician, urged Cedar Rapids contacts to cooperate, noting submission is voluntary and confidential for statistical use only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Chestnut Street
F. A. Gosnell
A. L. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Physicians' US income averaged 9674 dollars in A M A survey
An American Medical Association survey reports the average annual income of physicians in the United States as 9674 dollars. The figure reflects the earning level across the medical profession according to the association's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Medical Association
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Coe Y.W.C.A
Laurers
CHI Omega Mothers
Jane
LUX
Japan
Madame Butterfly
Margaret McFadden
Russia
Sareees Prokofieff
Dorothy Grant
Miriam
Miss Uhlenhopp
Fries McFadden
Rose Marie
Miss McFadden
Minuet
Catherine and
Caroline van Meter
Mrs. Clauson
Schulze
Coats
Chas. Greenberg
Second Street
Mayer
Longueville Bridge
P. T. A. Meetings
Kenwood Mothers
Mrs. Connell
Mrs. Ervin
MR. Melichar
SENS
Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
New York, N. Y
Youngs
Y. M. Junior Board
Betsy Ross Club
Hutchinson
Richards
College Pharmacy
Rt AN
Uts
Isi
Dulux
General Motors
SBICA
THE
Luberger Company
Second Avenue
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