Club and Church Events Highlight Social Round
Twenty two young women gathered at Miss Florence Bradley’s home for sewing on a bridal scene and gifts for Mrs. Charlee E. Leininger before her Mitchell Nebraska departure. Red Cross notes urge continued work and gauge progress as gauze room grows and badges are earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee E. Leininger
Flornce Bradley
Walter
Flinter
Grace Emerson
Ie Leininger
Mra
Flintee
Harriet Springer
E. N. Potts
Mabel Fots
Leininger
W. G. Bruce
Missargaret Bruce
Ar’ Carpenter
Gail Giles
Knoxville
Iowa
Red Cross News
Red Cross
Mrs Art Carpenter Visits For Charlee Leininger Parties
Mrs Art Carpenter arrives in town from Federal for a series of bridal parties in honor of her cousin Mrs Charlee E Leininger. She stays with her parents Mr and Mrs W G Bruce. Mrs T F Underwood and her son Roger travel from Pueblo to visit Mrs E O Garretson for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Carpenter
Federal
Charlee E. Leininger
W. G. Bruce
T. F. Underwood
Roger
Pueblo
France Behind the Lines and at the Front
Paris letters describe American soldiers in France as polite, brave, and well behaved amid French admiration for their resolve. The piece contrasts sensational war rumors with the true character of U.S. troops and French patriotism, noting civilian and military life in Paris and reflections on sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mar
Nick
France
George Randolph Chester
Lilian Chester
la Belle
State Leader
College Club Plans Afternoon Meeting Today
The College club will meet this afternoon with Misses Evelyn Jensen and Kathryn Bennitt at the home of the former. The Hospital Aid Society meets Monday afternoon at the library. The Queen Esther Circle of the O E B will meet Tuesday evening next week at Mrs Beott Martins home at 1811 Hyans Street hostesses Mrs Martin and Miss Esther Hackman. Mrs Sapp presides at a Help One Another Club meeting with Mrs Hiram Sapp and Mrs Andrew Jurden among seventeen members present. The plan to save cancelled postage stamps and sew for Belgian children was dropped after review. Mrs Sapp, birthday on February 24, distributed sweets and well wishes. Tea at five. next meeting with Mrs J H Frankenfield in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Evelyn Jensen
Kathryn Bennitt
Hospital Aid Society
Brary
Queen Esther Circle
O. EB
Beott Martin
Esther Hackman
Martin
Hyans Street
Harvey Koppes
FE. W. Hall
J. H. Frankenfield
Methodist Church to Host William T. Cross in Sunday Services
William T. Cross of Chicago, national secretary of the National Conference of Social Work, will deliver the sermon at the 11 o'clock Sunday service at the Methodist Church. He is en route to the northwest and will stay at the Plains. The morning program includes Wooler's Jehovah's Praise Belong, sung by the quartet, and an organ recital by Lara Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
William T. Cross
Chicago
Cross
National Conference of Social Work
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cheyenne
Northwest
Plains
Lara Lee
Willl
Misa Lee
Ase
Nevin
Torjussen
Wagner
Lae
W. A. Riner
If You Be Smart Wear Plaids
Betty Brown extols plaid vests as up to date and easy to wear. The garment saves wool and offers a checker-board look in heavy silk or stain with a high buttoned chin fit in a military jockey style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Red Cross to Aid Wounded Animals on Front Lines
W Yoming timane society chief agent announces a campaign to enlist members in the Red Star organization of America to tend horses wounded in battle. Veterinarians have gone to France to aid animals. bandages and medical supplies are needed. a March 10 state humane society meeting will discuss organizing a Red Star branch in every town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Berke
Wyoming Timane Society
Red Star Organization of America
Ned Cross
France
Med Star
State Humane
Ciety
the Red Star
Changeable March Weather Sparks Croup Cough Warning
A Little Rock reader cites Foley's Honey and Tar as life saving after his boy suffered a severe croup attack. He warns parents to seek prompt relief to avoid serious sickness during volatile weather and wet feet in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
W. H. Thornton
10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
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the Fashion Shop
Ociety
J. E. Stimson
George Kay
Harold Wolcott
Airs
Bixler
Padges
L. M. Leach
Anderson
Louise Stimson
Mary Carpenter
A. E. Roedel
William Daley
Boyd’s Cash Market
Cood
Hoover
Boyd
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Congregational Missionary Society
Elizabeth Hawes
J. J. Shingler
Turkey
Clyde Watts
St. Mark's Guild
S. A. Huston
Guild of St. Mark's
Ira Br. Fee
Fee
George van Winkle
America
la Patrice
Fifth Avenue
Ike
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
The
Sherman Paint Co
Wooltex
Ohese
Dave Is
Walt
Conte
Wm. Myers Re Goods Co
Sunday State Leader
Rok
General Pershing
C. C. Lyon
Victor Morgan
Germany
N. D. Cochran
Washington
Harry B. Hunt
Uncle Sam
Edmund Vance Cooke
Everett True
Wife
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