Reservations Made for 200 At Club Party
Two hundred reservations are set for a buffet dinner before the Costume Jamboree at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday. Tom Owen's Cowboys provide music and prizes will be awarded for best costume and best couple. Several families host dutch treat tables and guests include Dr and Mrs C D Lee of Ames and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Kenneth Bastian
Bever Avenue SE
E. M. Soboda, Jr
Knollwood Drive
Frank L. Martins
Vernon Drive
L. E Bessemer
Thirty-sixth Street
Arthur Collins
John Livingood
E. M. Pinney
Max Burrell
Tee
C. D Lee
Ames
Lees
Burrells
Meadowbrook Drive
Social event hosts and guests at Millers home
Richard Miller at 2036 Bever avenue SE hosts a gathering with Mr and Mrs A W Allen and other couples. The Millers’ guests include Mr and Mrs Wilson Mothershead of Indianapolis. Frank Byers Jr plans table seating for eight. Glenn Ravenscroft at 1726 First avenue NE hosts seven couples for cocktails before dinner at the club. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs E H Wegman of Anamosa and Mr and Mrs D M Marteceny of Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miller
Bever Avenue
A. W. Allen
Reginald B. Figge
Charles M. Daniel
Donald P. Barnes
H. Cedric Hahn
Ronald C. Booth
J. Rayner Harper
E. F. Moorman
Millers
Wilson Mothershead
Indianapolis
Frank Byers, Jr
Glenn B. Ravenscroft
First Avenue NE
E. H. Wegman
Anamosa
D. M. Marteceny J
Madison
Wis
Two Doily Crochet Patterns for Light Bread Tray Use
Pattern 815 offers crochet directions for two doilies in two shapes and sizes. Laura Wheeler provides improved charts photos and concise directions to simplify needlework. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needscraft Department Chicago for pattern 815 with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needscraft
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Auxiliary Camp Fire Groups Meet in City Picnic
Auxiliary Camp Fire groups gathered Thursday noon at the First Presbyterian church for a picnic luncheon and the annual committee day. Leaders from multiple towns attended along with guardians, Blue Bird leaders, sponsors, and staff. They reviewed the year, discussed needs, and outlined plans to expand Camp Fire, including capital improvements like a swimming pool at Camp Huaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Blue Bird
Marion
Davenport
Tipton
Monticello
Floyd Sapp
George Hearn
Camp Fire Executive Board
Camp Fire
Community Chest
Camp Huaga
W. T. Ramsay
Guardian's Association
Guardians
Harold Markle
M. R. Warren
Horizon Club
Clyde Sanborn
Camp
Harold Meyn
Donald Winter
P.T.A
Ellis Park
Jane Slavata
Warren
Wilson Fernow
Inga Tapper
Organization For Civic and World Betterment
Sunshine Mission
Gold Star
Public Welfare’ Bureau
Dinner guests after Iowa Purdue football game
Mr and Mrs Craven Shuttle worth Mr and Mrs Glenn C Wheeler and Dr and Mrs Wayne Foster will be guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Devine of Iowa City at a dinner in their home following the Iowa Purdue football game Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven Shuttleworth
Linden Terrace
Glenn C. Wheeler
Blake ‘Boulevard
Wayne Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Glenn Devine
Iowa City
Iowa
Mrs Hiams and Ms Sisam Attend National WCTU Convention
Mrs E. T. Hiams of Marion and Mrs Nettie M. Sisam of 1012 First Avenue NW returned Wednesday from Minneapolis where they attended the National WCTU convention for five days. Both women are officers in the Linn county union and served as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hiams
Marion
Nettie M. Sisam
First Avenue NW
Minneapolis
W.C.T.U
Linn County Union
King's Daughters Circle Plans Mission Sale
Mrs J W Breckle entertained the Ethel Evans circle Thursday with a dessert luncheon at 1715 Washington Ave SE. Mrs W H Flickinger led devotions. A rummage sale is set for October 21 at the Sunshine Mission. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Flickinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Breckle, Jr
Washington Avenue SE
Ethel Evans
Four Cedar Rapids Women Return From Chicago
Four Cedar Rapids women returned home after a three day stay in Chicago. The group included Mrs. David E. Beardsley and Mrs. Elliott Cobb of 2149 Linden drive SE Mrs. Frank C. Byers of 314 Nineteenth street SE and Mrs. W. J. Brown of 1962 First avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
David E. Beardsley
Elliott Cobb
Linden Drive
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
W. J. Brown
First Avenue NE
Carrithers Family Weekend in Champaign Visits Illini Notre Dame
Mr and Mrs Ira T Carrithers of 533 Forest Drive SE will spend the weekend in Champaign Illinois visiting son James Carrithers and daughter in law. They will attend the Illinois Notre Dame football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira T. Carrithers
Forest Drive
Champaign
James Carrithers
Gloria Kilborn Leaves for Dickinson College
Miss Gloria Kilborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kilborn of Vernon road SE will leave Saturday to begin her first year at Dickinson College Carlisle She will be driven to New York by her father to visit a few days before Carlisle Mrs Fredric Strouse of Los Angeles former Ellen Kilborn of Cedar Rapids accompanying them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Kilborn
Paul Kilborn
Vernon Road
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Kilborn
New York
Fredric Strouse
Los Angeles
Strouse
Ellen Kilborn
Cedar Rapids
Honondiont Camp Fire Elects New Officers at Meet
The Honondiont Camp Fire group held a get acquainted party Thursday and a business meeting where Margaret Stephen was named president Nadine Stewart vice president Helen Scott treasurer Patty McEveney scribe and Ramona Stephen named assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honondiont
Margaret Stephen
Nadine Stewart
Helen Scott
Patty McEveney
Ramona Stephen
Opening Columbian Youth club season and Keen Teen plans
Louise Johnston notes the Columbian Youth club season opener a fish banquet at 6 30 p m with a Ray Long orchestra at the KC hall. Keen Teen board elections occur at the Y with tallied results Monday night and a masque dance on October 26. Bill Beastrom earns praise for organizing Club One Nine Teen and field practice is set for Sunday at Roosevelt field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Long
KC Hall
Mt. Mercy Academy
Keen Teen Club
Keen Teen Board
Keen- Teen
Royal Gibson
Bill Beastrom
Roosevelt Field
Bill
Club to Offer Free Movies and Volleyball Team Plans
The club invites members to renew with a one dollar bill by Oct 1 and will screen a full length movie and comedies at 7 30 on Wednesday. Flicker night follows every other Wednesday. A girls volleyball team will join a Y W C A league. interested girls should contact Miss Margaret Hesser. Franklin Hi elected officers: Von Lackum president Bill Ball vice president Bob Matteson secretary Don Kosek treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Y.W.C.A
Margaret Hesser
Franklin Hi
Track von Lackum
Bill Ball
Bob Matteson
Don Kosek
Continue Insect Control in Garden Despite Late Season
Iowa State college garden specialist Larry Grove urges ongoing insect control after the first killing freeze. Insects move from tender vegetables to hardier plants and dusting with rotenone powder should continue at least every seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Grove
Iowa State College
Miss Stein Weds A R Hoeppner In Dysart Ceremony
Miss Mardean Hilda Stein married Arthur Roger Hoeppner in a double ring service at Zion Lutheran church Dysart with Rev F J Braun officiating. The bride daughter of Mrs Hilda Stein and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hoeppner of near Clutter. The couple will reside with the bride's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Mardean
Hilda Stein
Arthur Roger Hoeppner
F. J. Braun
Zion Lutheran Church
Hoeppner
Alfred Hoeppner
Near
Clutter
Carl Wuest
Mary Ann Helm
Robert Finsen
Dysart Municipal
Rejsa and Fiala Report to Ames for Engineering School
Jack J. Rejsa son of Mr and Mrs R F Rejsa route 1 Cedar Rapids and Robert Fiala son of Mrs Alice Fiala 900 Sixth street SW have left to attend the engineering school at Iowa State college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack J. Rejsa
R. F. Rejsa
Cedar Rapids
Robert Fiala
Alice Fiala
Sixth Street
Iowa State College
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Just
Parker
Gothic
Clinton
Siegels Ree EE
Nea Wheele
Armstrong
Glenn Devines
Ethel Evans Circle
Illinois
Honondiont Camp Fire
Furniture
First Street NE
Louise Johnston
Brickle
KREBS
First Ave
Ganden
Miss Stein
A. R. Hoeppner
Harmony
Baldridge Commercial Studio
Third Street
Dial
Oerderhoff’s
First Avenue
Betty Garrett
Call ME
Mister
Treva
Prastka
Owen
Third Avenue
Jack Rejsa
Mitvalsky’s
Adrian
Custom Mfg
Furriers
Arvin—G.e.—Thermador & Electromode
Qualitywise
2Nd St
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