Sorority Last Night Parties on Coe Campus
Six national sororities host final rushing events on Coe campus with two activities per rushee. Delta Delta Delta hosts Dream Garden party at Mrs. Cook’s Cresc ent Street home with citrus colors and outdoor punch. Chi Omega at Miss Dolson’s Meadowbrook Drive SE home features Japanese motif and Dutch kitchen theme. Kappa Delta plans a Surrealist party at Mrs. Ashby’s Country Club Parkway SE home with blue green lighting and modern art. Alpha Xi Delta’s Night Over Shanghai at Mrs. Laird’s Vernon Drive SE uses Oriental decor and outdoor terrace refreshments. Alpha Gamma Delta lights Candle Lighting Time in Mrs. Turner’s Twenty-third Street SE garden with movies from Troutdale Pines and group singing.
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Coe
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Erna Hanold
Catherine Timm
Chi Omega Party
Chi Omega
Dorothea Dolson
Meadowbrook Drive
Dolson
Jeanne Curry
Jeanette Focht
Kappa Delta
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway SE
Corrine Fahrney
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Maddigan School of Dancing
Mildenstein
Verle Breed
Ruth Murray
Bobbe DeVore
Laird Home
Shanghai
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
George Laird
Vernon Drive
Laird
Gertrude Shoemaker
David Turner
Twenty-third Street
Alpha Gamma _ Delta
Turner Pine
Alpha Gamma Delta
Troutdale
the Pines
Alice Snyder
Snyder
Ruth Nehls
Helen Hughes
American Legion auxiliary delegates report at Hanford post meeting
Delegates at Hanford post 5 gather at the Memorial building for department convention reports. Highlights include safety theme from national community service, poppy sale gains, bake sale plans, and a drive for 1938 dues. A joint county meeting is set for Mount Vernon on September 23 with dinner at 6 30 p.m.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No
Memorial Building
Norman Bowers
F. C. Parrish
National Community Service
The
Legion
Department
Gail M. Whisler
J. P Winn
Fidac
Earl Heinz
Ann McCurley
Louis Schirm
L. V. Koch
Helen Kacena Stark
C. E. Dr
High Twelve Club Picnic at Bever Park Pavilion
The High Twelve club plans its annual picnic at Bever Park Pavilion on Friday with games starting at 4 pm and dinner at 6 pm. Mr. and Mrs. A G Charter of 1020 Ninth Street NW have returned from Sciota Illinois after visiting relatives and attending a homecoming celebration.
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High Twelve
Bever Park Pavilion
A. G. Charter
Ninth Street
Mr. Charter
Sciota
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4561 for girls frock
Anne Adams offers Pattern 4561 a button-front frock coat-frock with bloomers for easy sewing. Sizes 2 to 10, with yardage details for size 6 and bold contrast collar and pleated skirt. Includes illustrated instructions and pricing 15 to 25 cents. Send order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Navy to Seek Civilian Training Program Expansion
The Navy plans to urge Congress to authorize a civilian naval training program modeled after the Army system since 1916. It would enroll about 2,500 youths yearly, including 500 college sophomores, with intensive ashore and afloat instruction to develop embryonic officers. The first year costs are estimated at 99,425 dollars for 500 sophomores and 190,666 dollars for 2,000 high school entrants. Trainees would not be paid but would receive transportation, subsistence, clothing, bedding and shelter during training.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Congress
Senate
Army
Navy Department
House
Naval Affairs Committees
Georgia Chain Gang Chiefs Endorse Kill Orders
Georgia chain gang wardens voted to reinstate shoot to kill orders for fugitives and asked for the lash to discipline the 7,500 prisoners. Governor Rivers convened the meeting amid claims escapes reach scandalous levels, with about 100 escapes reported in August.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Thomas W. Hardwick
G. A. Johns
State Prison Commission
Court House
Haegg Wins City Paving Contract for H Ave NW
On Thursday the city council awarded Haegg Construction the H Avenue NW paving job from Ellis Boulevard to Tenth Street at a bid of 7 499 60 dollars. The next lowest bid from C W Shirley of Waterloo was 8 453 dollars. The council also awarded 185 tons of coal for fire stations city barns and Ellis Park caretaker’s house to John Ireland Coal Company at 4 85 dollars per ton plus tax.
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Haegg Construction Company
H Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard
Tenth Street
Haegg
C. W. Shirley
Waterloo
Ellis Park
John Ireland Coal Company
Eicher to Speak at Missouri Farmers Association Session
Democratic Congressman Edward C. Eicher accepted an invitation from Missouri farm editor William Hirth to address the Missouri Farmers' Association convention in Sedalia on September 20. He will discuss the Eicher McAdoo farm bill.
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Washington (Ap
Edward C. Eicher
William Hirth
Missouri Farm Publication
Missouri Farmers’ Association
Sedalia
Eicher-McAdoo
Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief At Local Drugstore
Claiming to ease tender aching and swollen feet, Moone's Emerald Oil is advertised as a clean penetrating oil that relieves foot troubles after a few applications. The ad guarantees satisfaction or a full refund and notes no stain or greasy residue.
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May
Ottie
Moone
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Sle Te Society
Coe Sorority
Winn
Mae Walsh
J. H. Walsh
Legion Auxiliary Reviews Convention
A. G. Charters Home
SY Anne Adams
Lash
Tage
Liberal
Teke
Adven
Genesin
Feme
WMI
Eg AM
WMT
Raita
Finch Derwer
Ini
Standard Tire Company
DIAL
H Ave
Eicher
Missouri Farm Group
John E. Lapes
Third Avenue SE
J.C. Landenberger
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