Local Society Notices Invite Guests This Week
St James guild to be entertained by Mrs Alf Cashmore tomorrow afternoon at her west side home. Baptist Aid society to be entertained tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Adell Murray's home on Kentucky avenue. All are cordially invited. Will go out sewing by the day. Phone 201 before 8 30 in the morn.
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Evening social galas and theatre notices fill local week
Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o clock welcomes all. Books The Galsworthy Play Loyalty available at Thomas Book Store. Phi chapter Westminster guild hosts Miss Martha Featherly Thursday. Danish Brotherhood annual masquerade dance Friday at city hall. Week features bridge dinners hosted by Mrs. Waldorf Miss Van de Walker and Miss Iblings at South Washington Street. Delphian tea and Turtle Dove playlet noted with Jimmie Cunningham transportation and various hosts.
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Thomas Book Store
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Westminster Guild
Martha Featherly
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Pheline Iblings
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W. G. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Fern
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F. C. McFadden
J. C. Smith
Lee R. Light
Gilbert
Ash Wednesday Mass Opens Lent At St Rose Parish
The Lenten season begins next Wednesday February 14 with an 8:00 a m Mass and ashes blessed and distributed. Lent abstinence on Wednesdays and Fridays with evening services at 7:30 p m on those days and Sundays. The St Rose Guild hosts a card party February 12 at St James Guild hall with prizes for winners. The Men’s N C W C meets at the rectory next Tuesday and the Carroll Club holds its bi monthly meeting February 14 at 8:00 p m at the training school. F H Leshner Pastor.
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St. Rose Guild
St. James
Carroll Club
F. H. Leshner
Fire department Masquerade at City Hall on February 22
Volunteer Fire department members announce a masquerade at the city hall on February 22. The event, run by the local affairs committee, aims to raise funds for equipment and to reduce debt on apparatus bought by volunteers last year.
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Fire Department
Boy Scout Anniversary Emphasizes Quality and Example
National Council urges focus on character over mere membership growth. Old Scouts must model Oath and Law daily as February eighth marks Thirteenth Anniversary Week with a goal of 100000 new scouts. An employment agency assists youths seeking odd jobs to earn uniforms.
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United States
Reeser
Compass talk charms local scout meeting
At the January 30 meeting of Dil lon Troop Mr Somers of the Forestry Service gave a talk on the compass history and uses. He displayed many compasses and hopes to join a future field trip to link surveying map making tree identification and forest fire tips to scout work.
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Dillon
Somers
Forestry Service
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