Popularity, Self Respect, and Miss Manners Reflections
A column discussing how popularity at school should reflect self respect rather than flirtation rules. It cites Jean as an example of cheap charm and urges girls to build genuine liking, grooming, and intelligence to gain lasting social status. It also offers Miss Manners advice to a reader about improving herself and handling parental views on marriage with a hopeful, prudent approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Jean
Miss Manners
Traer Alpha club elects officers. activities to resume in September
Traer Alpha club members elected Mrs. John Hahn president at Tuesday meeting. New officers include Mrs. H. B. Kahler as vice president, Mrs. Hugh Calderwood as secretary, Mrs. Paul Thomas as treasurer, and Mrs. John Powell as federation delegate. Members plan to resume activities in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hahn
Alpha Club
H. B. Kahler
Hugh Calderwood
Paul Thomas
John Powell
Peration
F. W. Wehrhan
Goon
Albert Big Lea
Minn
Traer Rebekah Lodge
K. L
H. J. Norton
Traer
Flowers for Memorial Day In Classifieds
Memorial Day flowers advertised in the cold section under classification 34. Advertisement notes seasonal arrangements and delivery options.
Church Women Gather For Meetings and Reports
Numerous church groups schedule Friday and Thursday sessions across Westminster Grace Episcopal St Marys Kenwood Trinity Second Christian and First Lutheran. Reports from Buck Hill conference, install officers, picnics, and a chicken dinner fund raiser for the Clear Lake Institute are on the slate with hostesses named and addresses listed.
Church Women Set Meetings With Mrs Delzell Guest
Hostesses include Mesdames Armstrong Gibson Foster Reynolds Boyson Owens Meffert Bollinger and Mrs J Bready to lead devotions. Miss Mabel Reid of Burma will speak. The official board meets Friday at 8 p.m. in the Daniels Park chapel. No Thursday afternoon gathering. Friday at 2 p.m. they meet Westminster Presbyterian for a business session and at 2 30 p.m. hear Presbyterial president Mrs Earl B Delzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Westminster Church
Earl B. Delzeil
Buck Hill
W. L. Barnhard
Edwin Franken
Ira T. Carrnthers
Dwight Krumholtz
Katherine Franken
Trinity Methodist
Ladies Aid
Women's Missionary Society
Earl B Delzell
M. R. Warren
Clear Lake Institute
Missionary Societies
Robert C. Armstrong
Bever Avenue
Dairydale Road
Ing
S. G. Armstrong
George F. Gibson
W. J. Foster
C. T. Reynolds
H. N. Boyson
Ed Owens
Clyde Meffert
C. W. Bollinger
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Earl B. Delzell
Misspelled Names Frustrate Hollywood Stars
Hollywood AP reports that many movie stars endure name misspellings. Greta Garbo Gary Cooper Ginger Rogers rarely stumble, while Claudette Colbert Olympe Bradna J Carroll Naish Carole Lombard Mary Livingstone Michael Brooke Marlene Dietrich Marsha Hunt Irene Dunne Martha Raye and others face frequent spelling errors affecting their first or last names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Gary Cooper
Ginger Rogers
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
McMurray
Olympe Bradna
J. Carrol Naish
Carrol
Carole Lombard
Mary Livingstone
Jack Benny
Michael Brooke
Marlene Dietrich
Dietrich
Marsha Hunt
Marcia
Irene Dunne
Dunn
Martha Raye
Wyoming Card Club Hosts Evening and Bridge Prizes
Wyoming residents report a card club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Thomas Eichhorn, Mrs. T. J. Van Dyke, Mrs. G. H. Herz berger and Mrs. Thomas Eichhorn. The Presbyterian church Industrial society was entertained by Mrs. George Miller and others at Miller home. The Lutheran Aid society met Thursday at the parish hall with hostesses Mrs. Ralph Orth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Marshall
Thomas Eichhorn
T. J. van Dyke
G. H. Herzberger
Bridge
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Miller
R. Fishwild
William Thomson
Jane Inglis
Miller
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Ralph Orth
John Ambuehl
Walter Holtz
Henry Gerdes
Decline of Super-Musicals Prompts Change in Voices
Metro plans a light comedienne role for Jeanette MacDonald with a story in preparation featuring likely Fernand Gravey, signaling a shift for singers adapting to lean times and versatile performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Jeanette MacDonald
Fernand Gravet
May Garden Shrubs and Irises Shine in Spring Borderscape
A vivid garden note highlights a May morning scene with wild grape scent and birdsong. Shrubs including deutzias and viburnums frame borders while roses, robinas hispida, and kolkowitzia add color. Irises like Emily Philpotts, Pluie D or, Coronation Imperial, and White Knight provide tall yellows whites pinks, with emphasis on group plantings for effective color.
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Emily Philpotts
Charles H. Mayo
Rheingauperle
Plan Menus to Fit Color Schemes for June Brides
A society note details a engagement party for Marcia May Peter to Dan Neil Murray at Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Meade with Alpha fraternity blue and gold colors and violet corsages. It lists party décor and a sample menu including Frozen Whip Angel Cup Cakes Bitter Sweet Icing Yellow Topping and pink and white dessert ideas for lavender and berry themes.
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Marcia May Peter
Dan Neil Murray
Kodak
Murray
Alpha
Marcia May
Community Club and Lodge Notices Read at Memorial and Lodge Gatherings
Various service and social notices from groups including Navy Mothers Club chapter 32 and Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters. Events cover memorial services at Immaculate Conception church, a June picnic at YWCA, card parties, luncheons, and general meetings with attendees invited and required items like flowers and covered dishes.
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Navy Mothers' Club
Memorial Building
Immaculate Conception
Tenth Street
Third Avenue SE
YWCA
Community club meetings and service events listed
The schedule lists T Z Cook Woman's Relief corps events at Westminster church and Memorial building with processions to Immaculate Conception church. OLA T Club holds a Thursday picnic at Ellis park river pavilion. Ambar Grotto auxiliary meets Friday at K P hall. Aldebaran Court 13 meets Thursday evening with games and prizes at 100% Second Avenue SE.
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O. L. A. T. Club
River Pavillion
Ellis Park
Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
Second Avenue SE
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Smola Hosts in Coggon
The Ladies Literary and Social club honored Mrs. Robert Smola with a farewell luncheon at Mrs. R P Drexler's home. Smola resigns after four years to move to Riverside where her husband becomes school superintendent. A separate farewell party for Betty Smola was hosted by Darlene Sisler.
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The
Ladies Literary and Social Club
Robert Smola
R. P. Drexler
Smola
Riverside
Darlene Sisler
Betty Smola
Miss Gladys Nettell Honored With Prenuptial Showers
Shellsburg notes several prenuptial showers for Miss Gladys Nettell with entertaining hosts Misses Fern Calah Evens and Hazel Carroll at Clarence Evens home and a Thursday event at R. E. Jarbert home. The American Legion auxiliary met Friday with Mrs Claude Blattler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Nettell
Fern
Calah Evens
Hazel Carroll
Clarence Evens
R. E.jarbert
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Blattler
Past Matrons Circle Elects Delegates for Sun Day School Meet
Clarence past matrons circle met with Mrs Gene Morehead to elect delegates for the Evangelistic Churches district convention of Sun day school and Young Peoples League at Sigourney on June 12 13 and 14. Delegates named include Evelyn Meyer Richard Goldsmith Norma Jean Hasselbusch and Frederick Oetting.
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Gene Morehead
Young Peoples League
Sigourney
Evelyn Meyer
Richard Goldsmith
Norma Jean Hasselbusch
Frederick Oetting
Hollywood Stars Mispronounce Five Simple Words
Fritz Lang laments actors slur or mispronounce common words like of why say them and probably. He notes mispronunciations such as one n ya you and dropping letters cutting the word probably to its essentials.
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Fritz Lang
Wanted: Concessions and rides for celebrations
Advertisement seeks concessions and rides for a celebration event. Look in the Attractions column of the Want Ad section for details and contact information.
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Mary Manners
First Presbyterian
First Evangelical
Woman's Missionary Society
R. A. Koehn
Thirteenth Street NW
George Buchan
F. W. Adams
Kenwood
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
F. C. Reid
Thirty-third Street
First Christian
Marion H. Williams
St. Mary’s Circle
United Brethren
Woman's ‘Missionary Society
E. E. McElhinney
Sixth Avenue SE
America
Grace Episcopal
Woman's Auxiliary Guild
G. R. Camp
D Avenue NW
Frank Wooldridge
Second Christian
Bever Park
Kenweed Presbyterian
A. A. Miller
Thirty Fourth Street
McClenahan
Church
Bethany Congregational
Ladies’ Aid
Firet
Lutheran
E. A. Spraker
Park Avenue SE
H. Currier
I Avenue E
First Baptist
Claude Krebs
Preston McCabe
H Avenne NW
Bertha Wallace
E. E. Reynolds
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Wade Nelson
L. G. Weigle
Walter Schrodermier
I. E. Hardesty
Lester Thompson
Leo Varns
Howard Britton
Samuel Ramaker
Guild
Andivision No. 1
St. Paul’s
Wyoming
Aristocrats
Flowers and Gardens
J. L. Rhea
Pink
Jeanette Beyer
Navy Mothers’ Club
L. A
Typographical Union No. 192
Amana Colony
H. H. Hoadley
Women's Labor Bureau
Ways and Means Committee
Women's Labor Bureau No. 17
Giow
Adelphia Circle
Adelphia Circle of the Maccabees
Gas Company
Ruth Mayfield
Katherine Moore
Watt
Foresters of America
F. Hall
Bluff View Aid Society
Duck Pond
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Chris Schamberger
First Avenue W
Carrie Morcombe
K. P. Hall
Valley Camp No
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Hall
Alcazar Zuanna
Alcazar Zuanna No
Ladies of the Orient
Moose Hall
Mary Graham
Second Street NW
Standard Life
Standard Life Association No
Companions of the Forest
Cedar Circle No
Odd Fellows Hall
Cedar Park
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Larry Gibson
Betty Jackson
Sandy Sandburg
Ace” Dennis
Seleen
Aady James
T. Z. Cook
Woman’s Relief Corps
Immaculate Conception Church
Iowa
Lin=wood cemetery
Ambar Grotto
Shellsburg
the Gazette
S. C. Auditorium
4Th Ave
Helen Louise Linderen
Dance Studio
China Town
Dolores Gillen
Eeeteeseees
Lafayette Cafe
Second Ave. SE
John Thomas
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