Twenty four WCTU members hear Ada Lyon on temperance
Twenty four members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. George Lester's home on West Smith Street to hear Ada Lyon state membership worker. The program included devotions, scripture readings, and a Christmas carol. The group plans to send hosiery as a Christmas gift to a Pennsylvania soldier in a Denver hospital.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
George Lester
West Smith Street
Ahhursday
Ada Lyon
Q. A. Jolson
Charles Rouse
Johnson Gang
Denver
Colo
Z Silvis
M. Henry
G. Brown
G. Akam
Home Department Enjoyable Session Delights Club Members
A Woman's Club meeting on Thursday at 3 pm featured fine lamp shade and beadwork displays by Mrs. Carrie Allen and Mrs. A J Dean. Recipes were exchanged and home paintings contributed for the club treasury while Maud Barnes demonstrated Clara Moore Ferrell health exercises, providing both humor and instruction as the host department grows in popularity.
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Home Department
Woman's Club
Carrie Allen
Clyde Brown
A. J. Dean
Treasury
Maud Barnes
Clara Moore Ferrell
Chautauqua
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Party in Lady Franklin
In I C C F hall fifty five members and friends gathered for a Christmas party. Yuletide colors lit the hall and Christmas carols were sung. A Christmas exchange of gifts featured the event. The president and vice president received silver from club members. A sauer kraut dinner followed the grand march with mini trees and favors at each table. Committee included Mrs Whiteley Colburn and others. This wrapped the club year with January planning for 1931.
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I. C. C. F. Hall
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Helen Miller
Florence Colburn
Death Claims Former Columbus Resident Robert W Smith
Robert Walton Smith, longtime Waterford resident and former Columbus native born 1872, died last evening at 9 56 at his sister Mrs Arta Welsh's home 15 East Washington Street where he had stayed six months. Survived by widow, three sons David Harry and Merle, daughter Winifred, sister Ball Crosby Tulsa, and another sister, with services set for Waterford Sunday at 2 40 pm and interment in Waterford Cemetery. The body was moved to Alexander Company undertakers and prepared for burial. Funeral arrangements announced for Waterford residence.
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Robert Walton Smith
Waterford
Columbus
Arta Smith Welsh
East Washington Street
Smith
Columbus Township
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Emily Walton Smith
Oda
Mrs. Welsh
Smitty
David Smith
Harry Smith
Merle Smith
Erie
Winifred Smith
Ball Crosby
Tulsa
Olle
Alexander & Company
Missionary Society of St. Pauls Meets at Church Parlor
The Missionary Society of St. Pauls Luther Church hosted a Thank Offering meeting in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Officers Mrs R S Burr Mrs M Chaplin and others presided. Special papers on Thank Offerings were read by several members. The offering boxes were fired in and donations were collected. A lunch for fifteen guests followed.
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R. S. Burr
M. 5. Chaplin
Raymond Anderson
William Hall
Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Guild Bazaar Success at Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Guild held its annual bazaar in the Parish Hall on Thursday with festive decorations and radio music. Mrs J J Harden led the decor team while Mrs Wright and others ran fancy work, baked goods, aprons, and sprays. a dinner at 5 30 drew about one hundred guests, and proceeds go to Emmanuel Church.
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Emmanuel Guild
Ammanuel Piscopal Church
J. J. Harden
Wright
W. J. Ea
Guild
J J. Haight
Geryedl
Attair
Emmanuel Church
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Center Street
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Kittanning
Richard Hudnut
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Emmanuel Guild Bazaar
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Helen ‘Morgan
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