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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1905

Page

6

The Romance and Sorrows of the Jewish Race Topic

The Home Study Circle outlines a year of meetings with hostesses from Mrs. Flora Foster to Mrs. Wendt and Mrs. Barringer. Papers cover What Makes a Jew, The Most Popular Book in the World, and The Land of the Pharobs among others, with officers named and talks on Hebrew history and the Bible.

Flora Foster South Lawn Avenue Foster Rodiesil Abram Jenaca Wendt Houston Hostese Carnahan Uzarda Valley of the Nile Kuntz Misa Cave Jacobs Palestine Longfellow Sandphon Irwin McDonald Hoatess Frederick Josephus Jon Lord Dudd God Henry Bonatellow Judas Maccabeous Jetas Maccabeus Dr. Lord Caraphan Jas Ray Miss. Creager Shaw Clarke Cook Wella Wells van Dyke Hunter Robert. Browning Goers Helne Israel Browning Minnie Greshem Machen Gault Moses Montefiore Estella Judd Gladden Carnegie Library Waters Hosmer Miss Creager Miss Manner Miss Cave America Rabbi Grier Clark W. H. Pope Secreary Northfield Barringer Archie Clark James M. Gray Estellaudd Mrs. Wendt Miss Judd Miss Foster Jerusalem Henry Clay Trumbell Holy Land New York Organization of the American Bible Society

Home Study Circle Begins Seventh Year Study

The Home Study Circle inaugurated its seventh year with the study of The Book of Books focusing on the Jewish problem. Mrs. Shaw presided at a well attended meeting with Mrs. Foster hosting. Members quoted from Our Little Jewish Cousin and discussed Jewish life and the Sabbath's appeal to Jewish children.

Foster South Lawn Avenue Shaw

New Century Club Visits the Gem of the Antilles

The New Century club meets at Miss Zoe Shrake’s North Eighth Street home for a Cuba visit with a seance on Buccaneers of Our Coast. Miss Mae Hutchinson presents Havana Mantanzas and Santiago while Miss Nellie Fisher narrates pirates and Captain Kidd. Our West Indies talk is postponed.

NEW Century Club Gem OF the Antilles Cuba Our Coast Havana Mantanzas Santiago Mae Hutchinson Republic of Our's Nellie Fisher Kidd Neas West Indies Montgomery Zoe Shrake North Eighth Street

From German Legends to the Prosaic Mormon Menace

The Historical society met at the library with three papers. Mrs. Baker discussed old German towns Nuremberg Frankfurt and Munich with notes on notable buildings. Mrs. James described Bruges with photos illustrating legends of St. Ursula and the Belfry. Mrs. Crumley reviewed Mormonism as a threat, noting its national impact and urging public awareness. The group also discussed the Grosville Museum and potential contributions to the university collection.

M. Q.baker Nuremburg Frankfort Munich Mia. Cantwell Utah Grand Canyon Colorado Virgin City Virginia Carolina Augusta United States James Grosnville

The Type of Woman the College Girl Should Become

President Charles F. Thwing of Western Reserve University describes the ideal college girl as cultivated and moral with intellectual and ethical strength. She judges fairly, speaks for truth when needed, remains silent in doubt, and pursues honesty temperance and efficiency with refined manners.

Charles F. Thwing Western Reserve University College For Women Americas College For Girls

New Patterns for Dainty Negligees by Dame Fashion

Fashion notes present a new industy pattern for delicate negligees with eyelet embroidery collar, simple design, and flexible options. Six sizes from 6 to 43 inches, pattern No. 6334 available by mail for 10 cents, send size and full address with plain writing.

Martha Dean

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