Woman's Association Meets Saturday at Library
The Jefferson County Women's Association will hold its postponed February meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Public Library. The program includes Battle Hymn of the Republic audience sing along with musical pieces, reports from Pearl W Hague and reviews of The Position of Women In Economic Life and The Sturdy Oak first chapter. All county women are invited to attend and participate in the Practical Civics Course.
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Jefferson County Women’s Association
R. B. Louden
Laura Hansen
Bethune Smith
Pearl W. Hague
Helen Bean
Ira F. Heald
Fairfield Theater Preview Promises Thrilling Photoplay
The Countess Nazinoff orders her son to the border to end a romance with Il da and Alexis, separating lovers as the exciting events of their lives unfold. The film headlines the Fairfield Theater bill tomorrow with a dramatic photoplay.
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Countess Nazinoff
Ilda
Alexis
Fairfield Theater
White Rose Camp R N A Meeting Tomorrow
A called meeting of White Rose Camp, R N A is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock to plan a visit at Fidon next Thursday evening. Degree staff are urged to attend for practice.
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White Rose Camp
R. N. of A
Towomorrow
Fidon
Red Cross calls for 400 patient property bags
The Red Cross asks the local chapter to supply four hundred washable cotton or linen bags for patient belongings. Bags must be 11 by 16 to 18 inches with no smaller sizes allowed. Donors can drop materials at the Hospital Garment Shop in the Masonic Hall during open hours.
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Masonic Hall
Knitters Move Shop to Library Director's Room
Knitting club announces relocation to the Public Library Director's Room on Friday night and thereafter. The shop will be open Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5 starting next week. Over ninety pairs of socks were submitted recently with six rejected. sweaters should be knitted more firmly to hold shape.
Revival services at Bethel AME church ongoing
Revival services are in progress at Bethel AME church conducted by Mrs D Turner of Chicago AME conference with prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and preaching at eight. All are invited to attend these services.
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Bethel A. M. E. Church
D. Turner
Chicago
A. M. E. Conference
For Rent and Sale Notices from Local Listings
A dense column offers rental and sale notes including furnished rooms, a 25 by 19 foot building for storage or garage, multiple houses for rent or sale with prices and contact names such as Miss David, J. S. Carbaugh, and Russell Smith, plus farm and livestock listings and general notices across several streets and neighborhoods.
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Miss David
East Burlington Street
Square
West Burlington
West Kirkwood Street
J. S. Carbaugh
Russell Smith
the Square
Care Journal
North Main Street
J. E. Hickenbottom
New Chicago
Wilson's
West
Burlington
Haliday
W. H. Pence
Glasgow
Fifth
Grimes Streets
J. S. Gaumer
Fairfield
New Hollow Block
North Third Street
J. S. Gantz
Charley Hisel and Son
Wanted Ads Tidy Page From Omaha Nebraska
Classified brief notices seek paid part time help and supplies. An employment ad offers up to 50 dollars monthly for spare time with no canvassing. Other entries advertise a dishwasher and a kitchen worker at a West Side restaurant plus a typewriter rental.
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Voorhies
Omaha
Nebr
Iown
L. C. Smith
Underwood
West Side
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Thoma & Thoma
North Main
Fairfeld
RED Cross
Walter Duncan
South Sixth St
H. FE
Rhode Island
Reed
Ledger
Birmingham
Broadway
Journal
Post Office
Dexter Co
People's
Stewart
F. Pr. McGahan
Loeckridge
F. W. Lundquist
Jewell’s
Gloriana
Oliver Morosco
Jack Pickford
Jack and
Dill
Mae Marsh
Cinderella Man
War Taxi
Edna Goodrich
Bohemian New York
World Film Corp
Alice Saady
Russia
Prince Albert
Walter Baker
Arm & Hammer Soda
K. C
North Side Square
Trak