Successful Bazaar by Raepheans at Prairie church
The Ruthean class of the High Prairie church conducted a bazaar last evening in the church basement. Fancy work and a varied program drew enthusiastic buyers. Miss Mildred Will opened with a piano solo followed by a dialogue and readings. Emma Goldsberry, Gladys Eichelberger, and other Misses performed piano duets and a class playlet. Refreshments ended the event. members expect a gathering the third Saturday this month. Also noted were visits by Miss Mary McKinlay and Miss Margaret McKinlay of Grand Rapids as guests of Mrs. C.A. Bartlett with a needlework and music later at Monroe street.
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Raepheans
High i Prairie Church
Mildred Will
Mildred Coder
McKinlay
Grand Rapids
Mary McKinley
Margaret McKinlay
Mich
C.A. Bartlett
Bartlett
Monroe Street
Mary McKinlay
Baker Home to Be Scene of Christmas Party
Miss Lucile Baker will host a Christmas party at her Spring Street home on Friday December 24 as announced after the M. M. M. club meeting at Miss Corine Wallingford's home. A tree with guest presents will feature the evening, while Miss Margaret Anderson played piano selections and Miss Baker sang. A quartet of Dorathy Leibrand Corrine Wallingford Margaret Anderson and Lucile Baker performed together, followed by refreshments. Anderson invited members to her home at Seventh and Oak streets Friday December 30.
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Lucile Baker
Dorothy Leibrand
Corrine Wallingford
Margaret Anderson
Miss Anderson
Seventh and
Oak Streets
Mrs Ella Mark Lee to Attend Muscatine Review Meeting
An upcoming Muscatine Review session No 13 of the L O T M will be held Monday evening December 6. Mrs Ella Mark Lee will be present. Members are urged to attend the business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. Meeting starts promptly at 7:30 p.m.
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Muscatine Review
Ella Mark Lee
Dancing Club Formed at Baker Home in Lucas Street
A dancing club named the Mispah Dansant was formed last night at the Baker home on Lucas street. Members planned future meetings on the second and fourth Mondays with costumes representing different countries and red white and blue refreshments. Officers are President Harl Durst Secretary Florence Malone and Treasurer Charlotte Barnard.
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Baker
Norman Baker
Lucas Street
Ibe
America
Baker Home
Mispah Dansant
Harl Durst
Florence Malone
Charlotte Barnard
Frank Malone
Leo Gamble
Arthur Boensaeck
Mansfield Rankin
I. G. Bestenlehner
Emma Horst
Mrs Haifleigh and Mrs Kile Hostesses
Mrs Charles Haefleigh and Mrs Kile presided at the East Sixth street home for United Brethren Kensington Circle. Sewing was the main activity and refreshments followed. The group plans to meet Friday December 10 at the church parlors with Mrs Theodore Kuechman and Mrs Frank Hitman as hostesses. Christian Endeavor Society to Have Party. A watch party is planned for Friday December 21 at Miss Velma Gertenbachs home in Seventh township, set after a well attended St Johns United Brethren church gathering at the Stump residence with social games music and refreshments.
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Haifleigh
Kile
Charles Haefleigh
East Sixth Street
United Brethren Kensington Circle
Theodore Kuechman
Frank Hitman
Christian Endeavor Society
Velma Gertenbach
Christian Endeavor Society of St. John's United Brethren Church
Lucile
Carl Stump
Kensington Circle to Send Christmas Box to Orphans Home
The Kensington Circle of the German Evangelical plans a Christmas box for Holton Orphans' Home. A good attendance at yesterday's meeting followed by hostesses Marie Kindler and Anna Tuessner serving refreshments. An all-day session is set for Friday December 10 with a bounteous picnic dinner at noon.
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Kensington Circle
Holton
Marie Kindler
Anna Tuessner
Queen Esther Circle plans Christmas box for York Orphanage
The Queen Esther Circle of First F I Church met in the Philathena rooms with large attendance. Plans were made to send a Christmas box to the Orphans Home at York Nebraska. After the meeting members attended a stereopticon lecture. Next session will be the first Friday in January.
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Queen Esther
F. i
Philathtea
Russ Naomi Getterrt
Jesson
York
Nebraska
Muscatine Journal Seeks Subscriptions for Holidays
The Muscatine Journal invites Muscatine residents and nearby rural areas to subscribe in advance for one year or six months, with country territory payments required in advance. Boys and girls are urged to collect, offering the Journal as the source for the AP leased wire, Briges cartoons, Abe Martin, and local features.
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Muscatine
Journal
Associated Press
Father
Briges
Muscatine Journal
Abe Martin
Jiges
West Liberty
Nichols
Letts
Wilton
Meetings Announced By Grace Congregational Church Ministers
The Grace Congregational church lists monthly missionary society topics and leaders for winter and spring. January focuses on Beginnings in India with Mrs. William Boldt and Miss Louise Maisenbach. February on Social Christianity in India with Mrs. Pan Freund and Mrs. Fred Dankert. March on The Opportunity in China with Miss Josie Freyermuth and Mrs. C. H. Liebbe. April on Korea's United Church with Mrs. Jacob Grimm and Mrs. Louis Angersbach. The Seeds of Mercy picnic at Mrs. A. G. Graves home featured Wilma Klaiss piano and Ruth Norton reading a Christmas story, study topic Africa, next session Jan 1 at the parsonage. White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting set for Dec 6 at 7:45 pm with election of officers. First M. E. church to host hot turkey dinner with service and hours 11 to 1 on Dec 5.
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Missionary Society
Grace Congregational Church
India
William Boldt
Louise Maisenbach
Pan Freund
Fred Dankert
China
A. G. Graves
Broadway
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Subscription pledge for three months to Muscatine Journal
A formal subscription pledge from a reader in Muscatine Iowa outlining a campaign to recruit five new three month subscribers for the Muscatine Journal. The offer includes a dollar bill incentive and weekly delivery at ten cents per week with payment of the first two weeks due at order. Signed by the sponsor with address and name fields.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Journal
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