Helen Stark Pupils to Feature in Sunday Recital
Helen Stark presents a recital Sunday at 3 pm at 20 Fourth Avenue SE Luna featuring Ruth Blaine White and Andella Beessoano, sopranos. They are assisted by Virginia Ormann, violin. Beuch Wessale, cello. Betty Jean Stephenson, piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blaine White
Andella Beessoano
Helen Karena Sak
Fourth Avenue SE
Luna
Virgina Ormann
Beuch Wessale
Betty Jean Stephenon
Grace Swab
Coe Cslege
Folonne
Wang Jensen Mer
Ardor Gluek
Torrere Rembers
Alleia
Mozart
Annewa Bres Ahn Teat Waster
Romare Dewi
Tao Cuars
Caburn
Verzgria
Miss Geiger Shower Honors Bride Elect
Miss Lila A Geiger was honored at a Wednesday evening shower at the Henry Geiger home 2975 Fifth avenue SW Ringo the event featured light refreshments and many local friends and relatives in attendance Names of several organizers and guests include Mrs William Kluber Mrs Kenneth Anderson and Wis Fred Holdy along with Mesdames Mortland Krause Naibert Wiles and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila A. Geiger
William Kluber
Kenneth Anderson
Fred Holdy
Henry Geiger
Fifth Avenue
Ringo
C E Mortland
Paul Krause
Ben Naibert
Elmer Wiles
B Cc
Meskimen
Roy Gladwin
Ray Olmstead
Glen Andreas
Robert Retsa
Val Barta
Hugo Simdelar
E. Hanson
Rasmond Olmstead Jr
William Krause
Geiger
Mery Kluber
Evelyn Geiger
I HON circle of the King's Daughters hosts dessert luncheon
Nineteen members gathered for a dessert luncheon at Mrs T C Baker's home. Mrs A C Burnell gave devotionals about thanksgiving while the group voted to send three Thanksgiving baskets and monetary gifts to the Christian Home at Council Bluffs and the Gideon society for soldiers Bible distribution. Red Cross sewing was done and an all day sewing bee is planned for Dec 4 at Mrs E W Devin's home to make comforts for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Hon
King’s Daughters
T C Baker
Avenue NE
A C Burnell
Council Bluffs
Gideon Society
Red Cross
E W . Devin
Third Avenue SE
Dorothy Zvacek Elected President of Kenwanee Camp Fire
Dorothy Zvacek was elected president of the Kenwanee Camp Fire group at a business meeting held at Barbara Lynch's home. Betty Jirsa was named vice president and Frances Starman secretary. Wilma Moel became treasurer, with Elaine Heitz and Barbara Lynch as scribes. The group also discussed Christmas presents to be made by the girls. Attending were Donna Jean Temple Elaine Jansen and guardian Mrs S E Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Zvacek
Kenwanee
Barbara Lynch
Betty Jirsa
Frances Starman
Wilma Moel
Elaine Heitz
Donna Jean Temple
Elaine Janssen
The
Guardian
S. E Temple
Pattern 4930 Available in Children Sizes
Pattern 4930 comes in children sizes 4 6 8 and 10 The size 6 ensemble requires 153 yards of 54 inch fabric for jacket 135 yards of B five inch fabric for skirt and cap and 58 yards for contrast Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids under street address and ten cents more for our Pattern Bank includes a tree hat and ag zet pattern
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
West 17Th Street
Cultus Club Dessert Luncheon Program At Mitchell Home
Members of the Cultus club met for a dessert luncheon and program Tuesday at the home of Mrs L To Mitchell, 2011 First avenue. Misa R P Chord presented a paper on Iowa Indians and the Spirit Lake Massacre. Mira Wirtchell displayed colored paintings of the Tama Indian reservation, park views, flowers, gardens, and autumn scenes. The group will meet next at the home of Mrs T Reynolds, 1726 Park avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
L. To Mitchell
First Avenue
Misa R —P Chord
Towa
Mrs Leonard Broulie Hosts Friday Luncheon
Mrs Leonard Broulie entertained twelve guests at a courtesy luncheon in her home at 444 Farr Way Terrace SE. Attending were Mesdames Flow Lugton Diers Peters Rol linger Hilborn Martinek Richman Hladky Hill Mowrey and Doty, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard WW Broulie
Farrway Terrace SE
Harry Flow
Bow Lugton
Fred W Diers Harm Peters
J E Rollinger
Dean Hilborn
George Martinek
Roc, Richman
Don Hladky
VC Hill
Harold R Mowrey
Roy F, Doty
Thanksgiving Hosts Welcome Visiting Family at Williams Home
Mrs P E Williams and her daughter Ruth hosted Thanksgiving at 283 Highland Drive NW. Guests included Mrs William H Crawford of Peoria and her children Patty and Billy, Mrs Mary Wilson of Buffalo WY, and Mrs Thomas B Powell and her son John M Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Williams
Ruth Williams
Highland Drive
William II Crawford
Peoria
Patty
Billy
Williams
Mary Wilson
Buffalo
W. Y
Thomas B. Powell
John M. Powell
Butterfields of Milwaukee Visit Relatives in City
Mr and Mrs Merton W Butterfield and their son Donald from Milwaukee arrived Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs A F Butterfield at 1311 A Avenue NW. They will stay through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton W. Butterfield
Milwaukee
Donald
Mr. Butterfield
A F. Butterfield
A Avenue NW
Music pupils sing as district installs new officer
Miss Helen Arduuser’s music pupils offered three songs as the district held a meeting. Mrs. Glenn Davis was installed as vice president succeeding Mrs. J. Osterlund who is moving away. Installing officer was Mrs. Wilson Fernow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Arduser
Glenn Davis
J. O. Osterlund
Wilson Fernow
Special Thanksgiving Service Planned At First Lutheran Church
The First Lutheran Church at 1000 Third Avenue SE plans a special Thanksgiving service Thursday at 9 a.m. with solo and choir music led by Rev. H. G. Schwegler. A 4 p.m. sacred musicale by the senior choir directed by Miss Mariam Dieman will feature organist Mrs. David Mitchell. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran
Third Avenue SE
H. G. Schwegler
Mariam Dieman
David Mitchell
Helen Williams
Ruth Esther Morgan
Kathryn Schamberger
Jewel Allen
William L. Williams
Ernest Johnson
Leland Reynolds
Richard LeMont
Joseph Afflerbaush
Howard Cerney
Mr. Cummings
Missionary Meeting Plans Christmas Gifts for Mission School
Kenwood Park Presbyterian church missionary society met at Mrs O F Wiedersberg home. Mrs R C Barnhart led the lesson with guest speaker Mrs Leo Geesaman. Gifts for a mission school were planned and donations invited. Next meeting at Mrs Barnhart to exchange Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melburn C Grant
Wiedersberg
Barnhart
Thirty-fifth Street
Christmas party plans set by Federal labor auxiliary
At a Wednesday meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Federal Labor Union No 18619 penick and ford the group planned a December 17 party at the labor temple with a five cent sift exchange and a potluck supper. Mrs Ho Shindan presided and named a committee including Mrs A W McDonald and others to arrange the event with the next business meeting slated for December 3 at 7 30 p.m.
First Evan Church Young People Honor Mary Ellen Reece and Clarence Brockman
At a Wednesday picnic supper the First Evan church and choir group honored Mary Ellen Reece and Clarence Brockman who will marry on Thanksgiving Day. Gifts were presented by many members including Mrs Tr A Talbott Marvin Talbott Rev Mr and Mrs G A Stau ffacher, Merle Ullrich and others. An earlier similar event was held at the home of Atrs D A Stoflet 1703 First avenue W where Reece received a class gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evanecical Church
Mary Ellen Reece
Clarence Brockman
Tr. A Talbott
Marvin Talbott
G A Stauffacher
Merle Ullrich
Mary Scherrebeck
Mary Ross
Betty Lange
Phyllis Herrmann
Karl Kee
Helen
Elinor Heald
Helen Donisthorpe
Marilyn Kells
Virginia Pratt
Bernard Aupperie
Hazel
Helen Aupperle
Raymond
Lloyd Mizner
Ruth
Alberta Henry
Lorraine
Darlene Mathews
Reece
Atrs D A. Stoflet
First Avenue W
Illini Student Delights Camp Fire Group With Magic Show
Edgar Drake of the University of Illinois entertained Ta-te-i-wa Camp Fire members with a magic program Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Attendees included Nancy Helms Donna Atkinson Joanne Atkinson Coral McLeod Marjorie Seigle Joan Trowbridge Joanne Clark Mary Joan Keith Janet Lines Marion Gray Betty Schwinn Joan Bettle Lucille Balik Isabelle Frankel and guardians Mrs George H Seigle and Mrs M J Marchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Drake
Uniersity of Illinois
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nancy Helms
Donna Atkinson
Joanne Atkinson
Coral McLeod
Marjorie Seigle
Joan Trowbridge
Joanne Clark
Mary Joan Keith
Janet Lines
Marion Gray
Betty Schwinn
Joan Bettle
Lucille Balik
Isabelle Frankel
George H. Seigle
Guardian
M. J. Marchant
Thanksgiving party at Shanta Camp Fire group
A Thanksgiving gathering was held Wednesday at the home of Phillis Tine for Shanta Camp Fire group members. Attendees included Donna Kennedy, LaVon Long, Dixie Lee Anderson, Shirley Long, Betty Brown, Lois Spinta, Nite Ann Karns, Mary Jane Goodyear, Helen Englet, Lenora Peyton, Jeanette Mrstik, Joann Steen, Kathryn Anderson, Margarette Van and Mrs P H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Tine
Shanta Camp Fire Group
Donna Wkennedy
LaVon Long
Dixie Lee Anderson
Shirley Long
Betty Brown
Lois Spinta
Nite Ann Karns
Mary Jane Goodyear
Helen Englet
Lenora’ Peyton
Jeanette Mrstik
Joann Steen
Kathryn Anderson
Margarette van
Pivoteers Card Party Hosted at 1313 Second Street
Mrs Ben Drahovzal and Mrs Edward Machacek hosted a Pivoteers cards gathering at 1313 Second Street SE on Wednesday. Attendees included Misses Mary Ann Machacek Martha Zemlicka Mary Ann Kralik Libbie Holecek Erma Hradecky Lillian Samek Bea Fieseler Geraldine Lanka and Mesdames Lovell Dvorak Edward Kuba Jerry Drahovzal Frank Brejcha Melvin Dochterman Wendl Lippert Clyde Markham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Drahovzal
Edward Machacek
Second Street
Mary Ann Machaceck
Martha Zemlicka
Mary Ann Kralik
Libbie Holecek
Erma Hradecky
Lillian Samek
Bea Fieseler
Geraldine Lanka
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Kenneth Gepfert
Mrs A L Fox hosted a Thursday birthday party at 1065 Twelfth Street NE honoring Mrs Kenneth Gepfert. Attendees included Mesdames Leo Just Milo Glew Donald Markham Donald Jones and Misses Bernice Thillen Nina Jean Jackie Fox and Robert Gepfert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Fox
Twelfth Street
Kenneth Gepfert
Leo Just
Milo Glew
Donald Markham
Donald Jones
Bernice Thillen
Nina Jean
Jackie Fox
Robert Gepfert
Ace High Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Prizes
Miss Ruth Reed entertained the Ace High Bridge club at Mrs Bernard Morrison’s home 10568 Third Avenue SE with a buffet dinner and bridge. Miss Gertrude Humphries and Miss Gladys Holtz won prizes. Mrs Roy Johnson was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reed
Ace High Bridge Club
Bernard Morrison
Third Avenue SE
Gertrude Humphries
Gladys Holtz
Roy Johnson
Queen Esther Circle Members Meet for Dessert Lunch
Queen Esther circle of the Kings Daughters met Thursday afternoon at 2226 Bever avenue SE for a dessert lunch. Mrs. Frank Shramek assisted, Mrs. A E Eineen led devotionals, and initiation was held for Mrs. H. H Green. The circle voted to donate a Thanksgiving basket and Mrs. Einen received a state convention honor pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
The
Kings Daughters
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Frank Shramek
A E Eineen
H. H Green
Einen
Cantekeya Camp Fire Holds Meeting at Arthur School
A Cantekeya Camp Fire group met Wednesday at Arthur School with 15 members attending. After the business session the group organized Christmas gifts for afterschool activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantekeya
Arthur School
Iowa Mutual Girls club hosts bingo night at Bungalow of the Light
The Bungalow of the Light housed the Iowa Mutual Girls club business session and bingo party Friday evening with hostesses Miss Alice Schmidt Miss Bertha Goldin Miss Georgene Sullivan and Mrs Carl Gardner. A G Cluth and Mrs D E Cripps at 206 Seventeenth Street SE entertained the A G Bridge club on Wednesday for a dessert luncheon with prizes to Mrs C E Briggs Mrs John Burge and Mrs C E Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light Company
Iowa Mutual Girls Club
Alice Schmidt
Bertha Goldin
Georgene Sullivan
Carl Gardner
D. E Cripps
Seventeenth Street SE
A. G. Bridge Club
C. E. Briggs
John Burge
C. E. Beck
PTA Meetings Fillmore and Taylor Districts Highlight Community Involvement
Over 175 attend Fillmore Dads night at the school with Miss Marjorie Donahue among guests. a play cast is announced for December 4 and Cub Pack 13 meets next week. Taylor PTA hosts 85 members as 1-A pupils perform Our Pets. hobby show raises 24, nursery space pledged, Bluebird guardian reports 16 members and $6. Kenwood PTA with 40 members hears Dwight Krumholtz on safeguarding democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P.T
A. L. Littleton
Marjorie Donahue
Mathilde Menzel
Pauline Wershofen
Doreen Cobb
Marie Kugler
LaRue Morrison
Bessie Maloney
Lucille Martin
Bobby Edmunds
Leonard Traxel
A Pierce
Naval Recruiting Office
Navy
G H. Johanos
A. R Harman
Lawrence Rohrbacher
C. L. Johnson
George Pfeffer
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Traxel
Taylor
Katherine Collins
Taylor School
Pt.a
Myrtle Dodge
P Fa
PTA
Bluebird Guardian
C. F. Rammelsberg
Treasury
Dad and Son Meeting Held by Cub Pack 25
Cub Pack 25 held a Dad and Son night at Arthur School sponsored by the PTA with 40 pack members and 49 parents attending. Den 4 won the attendance prize. Cubs Cordell Rudin Edward Parry and John Simmons demonstrated tenderfoot and were graduated into scouting. Bear badges to Dick Hansen and Don Verda. Lion badge to Edward Parry. Gold arrows to Tom Chadima Dick Hansen Duane Johnson Bobby Daniels. Silver arrows to Donald Platt and Tom Chadima. Service stars to Douglas Owen David Roland Richard Brandell Edward Parry Homer Ballard. Billy Gorman and Douglas Scott initiated into Cubbing. Jim Manville led the pack inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
den No. 4
den No. 6
Cordell Rudin
Edward Parry
John Simmons
Jim Manville
Dick Hansen
Don Verda
Tom Chadima
Duane Johnson
Bobby Daniels
Donald Platt
Douglas Owen
David Roland
Richard Brandell
Homer Ballard
Billy Gorman
Douglas Scott
Advice From Miss Manners on Ambition and Family Strife
A Mary Manners column offers guidance to a domineering ambitious person and a distressed 16 year old who wants more fun at home. Advice urges improved attitude, open talk with parents, gentle reconciliation, and balancing old country habits with new world customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
How To Write To Soldiers Mothers Warn Against Chatty Letters
The Gazette notes women should avoid overly chatty letters to soldiers. It rebukes a charm expert who says avoid expressions like I miss you and moonlit nights. The piece urges heartfelt lines such as Darling, I miss you and emphasizes mothers and maiden aunts will send the warm letters soldiers want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gils
Sam
Crochet Potholders Pattern by Gura Wheeler
Crochet potholders pattern 1012 offers colorful designs with four strand crochet in two colors. Includes directions illustrations stitches materials. Send 10 cents plus name and address to Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Neediecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Helen Stark
I. Wf.“ Circle
Kenwanee Camp
Leonard Broulie
Merton W. Butterfields
First Lutheran Church
Her . G. Schwegler
Kenwood Park Society
Shanta Camp
Mrs. Gepfert
ACE High Club
Iowa Mutual Girls
A. G. Cluth
P.T.A. Meetings
Fillmore
Kenwood
Kenwood P. T.A
Dwight Krumholtz
Mary Manners
Velyn
Evelyn
Roto Millett Gazette
Jove
Gura Wheeler
Chicago
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Rotogravure
Jepson
Sea
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