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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

29

Miss Amy Hoopes Returns as Muscatine Musician

Miss Amy Hoopes completes a four year course at Iowa State College conservatory Ames and returns to Muscatine to lead church music at Musserville Methodist. She will organize a summer choir and has trained in vocal and piano under Clara D. Thompson Amalia Schmidt Gobble Ferdinand Grade and A S Thompson. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Hoopes of 5341 Stewart road.

Amy Hoopes Muscatine Miss Hoopes Conservatory of Music Iowa State College Ames Musserville Methodist Church J. E. Hoopes Stewart Road

Pretty pre-nuptial for coming bride observed

Miss Leota Randleman hosted a linen shower at her Grandview avenue home for friends. Honored guest Miss Ivy Ryan soon becomes the wife of Edward Wilhite in the early part of the coming month. The setting featured a simple yet elegant gathering with thoughtful touches.

Leota Randleman Grandview Avenue Ivy Ryan Edward Wilhite

Lane's Family Medicine Tea Restores Faded Cheeks

An advertisement claims Lane's Tea is the most efficient aid to preserve beauty and restore roses to faded cheeks. It urges purchase at druggists and dealers for 25 cents.

Lane

Decorations Create Festive Bridal Shower Scene

A front parlor wedding shower features red bells and hearts with white crepe cupid designs. Hearts adorn walls and curtains. a throne of hearts frames the bride to be. Linen gifts sit by the throne as lawn lanterns light a warm evening of games and treats.

Miss Minnie Dale Honored Guest at Shower

Miss Minnie Dale who will wed Carl To bias was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at 1163 New Hampshire street. Edith Grott and Esther Gray hosted with music and games. Vocal solos by Anna Bishop and piano pieces by Helen Springborn complemented readings by Hildred Hintermeister. A red and white color scheme with bell motifs dressed the decorations. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

Minnie Dale Carl Tobias Edith Grott Esther Gray New Hampshire Street Miss Dale Anna Bishop Helen Springborn Hildred Hintermeister Kate Pierce Helen Hine Marguerite Griesenbrock

Miss Dickerson Hosts J. D. Girls Evening

Miss Vera Dickerson hosted the J. D. girls at her home on East Seventh Street with ten attendees. They sewed and socialized, the postponed Weed park picnic moved to next Friday, and plans for a July Geneva Island outing were discussed. Light refreshments were served.

Vera Dickerson J. D East Seventh Street Weed Park Geneva Island

Apron Sale At the Y M C A Building

Members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church held an apron sale during their regular meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association building Friday afternoon. Several aprons were sold and the group spent time sewing. The next regular meeting is Friday afternoon July 1.

Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church Young Men's Christian Association

Muscatine Woman Prominent Figure In Lodge World

Miss Ella L. Mark of Muscatine is highlighted for her leadership in the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World. She holds state commander Iowa and supreme mistress-at-arms positions with a term to 1911, and appears cited for her work, origin, and impact across Iowa and Nebraska. Local Hive No 13 reports sixty-two benefit and fifty-eight social members. Officers listed include Mrs. Carrie Harris as commander and Miss Florence Mark as musician.

Ella L. Mark J. B. Mark East Ninth Street Ladies of the Maccabees Mark Iowa Des Moines National Economist Pasadena Cal Nebraska Supreme Hive Supreme Hive Review Detroit Atlantic N. J Atlantic City Hive No. 13 Carrie Harris Minnie Barnard Lettie Shafit Emma Caple

Mission Circle Meets for Cuba and Mexico Missions Talk

The regular monthly session of the Mission Circle at First Congregational church was hosted by Miss Anna C. Johnson at 608 West Second Street. Mrs. W. W. McQuesten led devotional and Miss Emma Underwood arranged the program focusing on Cuba and Mexico schools. A letter from a doctor’s wife in a Chinese hospital was read.

First Congregational Church Anna C. Johnson West Second Street W. W. McQuesten Emma Underwood Cuba Mexico F. M. Ziegler J. H. St. John

First Baptist Church announces sermons and services

The church schedules 11 a.m. sermon on The Problem of Human Suffering with offerings for Hershey Hospital. Sunday school at 9 45. Delta Alpha Class for young women taught by Secretary MecNiel. Acts 17 lesson and evening outdoor worship in Weed Park if fair. The Ideal Hero selected for the evening sermon with rain plan to worship in the church. 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. Guests welcome.

First Baptist Church Hershey Hospital Delta Alpha MecNiel Ikesson Baraca

First Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Services

The First Presbyterian Church at Corner Town Avenue and Fourth Street, led by Pastor J. N. Elliott, offers a 10:45 am morning service with soloists Miss Margaret von Behren and Ernest Tilgner. An open air 7:30 pm meeting on the church lawn features Rudolph Kunaz recounting his life and path to Christian work. Sunday school starts at 9:30 am with Superintendent Mr. Fred Beach.

First Presbyterian Church Tawn Avenue Fourth Street J. N. Elliott Margaret von Behren Ernest Tilgner Rudolph Kunaz Kunaz Fred Beach Classas

Kensington United Brethren Club Holds Afternoon Session

About twenty members met at the home corner of Eleventh and Orange streets for a regular Friday afternoon gathering. The event featured sewing and social visiting with light refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs Charles Sander will host the next meeting on Friday afternoon July 8 at East Ninth Street.

United Brethren Kensington Club Eleventh Orange Streets Charles Sander East Ninth Street

United Brethren Church Services and Activities

United Brethren Church at Sixth and Mulberry lists morning worship at 11 with a sermon by Minister J C H Light. Evening outdoor service on the Presbyterian church lawn. Sabbath school at 9 45 with organized classes for all and a men’s class. Young People meet at 630 and a Thursday prayer meeting led by the society.

United Brethren Church Sixth Street Mulberry Avenue J. C. H. Light Presbyterian Church Young People’s Meeting The Young People’s Society

The Friends' Church Revival Schedule

The Friends' Church at Sycamore and Fifth streets hosts Sabbath school at 9 30 in the morning worship led by Harvey Jones on Sept 10 30 with the theme Treasures in Earthen Vessels. 6 30 P M Y P S C E discusses Money Men and Prayers The Three Great Missionary Needs. No evening service tomorrow night. revival at Musserville church. Pastor Ora W Carrell invites all to attend. Residence 314 West Eighth Street Phone 11158 X.

The Friends’ Church Sycamore Fifth Streets Harvey Jones Y. P.S.C Musserville Church Ora W. Carrell West Eighth Street

German Congregational Church announces services and meetings

German Congregational Church schedule lists Co A Dettmers as pastor Sunday school at 9 15 morning service at 10 30 first union of German churches at German M E church 7 30 p m Mon evening quarterly Sunday school teachers meeting and C E society monthly business meeting Wed afternoon Ladies Aid society monthly meeting hosted by Mrs Will Otto Sunday school picnic July 4 at Weed Park Always welcome

German Congregational Church A. Dettmers

The High Cost of Living Sermon At First Congregational

The pastor at First Congregational preaches at 10 45 morning worship on The High Cost of Living. He aims to examine Christian principles relevant to the situation, balancing economic and religious viewpoints and inviting all interested listeners. Excellent music. The Brotherhood Bible Class.

The Brotherhood Bible Class

Dry Bible Class Thrives Despite Heat at Local Church

Attendance Sunday morning surprised by warm weather as the minister invites visitors to a breezy, airy class room. People told to enter by the west parlor door and come upstairs at 9 45, with no evening service. The church joins Presbyterian lawn service at 7 30 addressed by Rudloph Kunasz.

Brother Man Presbyterian Lawn Rudloph Kunasz Presbyterian Church

First Methodist Church Week Services and Classes

At the Y M C A the First Methodist Church schedules the weekly program. Class meeting at 8 45 morning services at 7 45 sermon by Rev Thos Osborn on The Christ Art of Making Friends. Epworth League 645 word Morning sermon Dead Flies. All welcome.

First Methodist Church W.W.E. Downer Wesleyan Thos. Osborn Epworth Osborn

Mulford Congregational Church Service Schedule 1930

Corner of Hershey avenue and Main street parish activities listed. Bible school at 9 a.m. led by Miss A. H. Mulford. morning worship with topic The River of Life. evening service at 7 p.m. topic Vacations. Music includes chorus choir, violin solo by Miss Caroline Richard and duet by Misses Leota Randleman and Helen Dealing. Weekly activities: choir practice Tuesday, Ladies Aid Wednesday, prayer meeting Thursday led by J B McNiel Y M C A secretary.

Mulford Congregational Church Hershey Avenue Main Street W. Howard Thomlinson A. H. Mulford Social Committee Caroline Richard Leota Randleman Helen Dealing Ladies’ Aid J. B. McNiel

Grace Lutheran Church Services and Meetings

Grace Lutheran Church at Corner Zowe Avenue and Sixth Street invites worshipers for the Fifth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and divine worship at 10:45 a.m. The sermon is "The Duty of Unity and Love." Tuthor League meets at 7:00 p.m. with topic "The Thirty Years War and Its Effect on the Church" led by Miss Elizabeth Aderman.

Grace Lutheran Church Zowe Avenue Sixth Street HH. Wennermark Tuthor League Elizabeth Aderman

German Baptist Church Sunday Schedule Card

The notice lists the German Baptist Church at Corner Sixth and Walnut streets with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and public service at 7 30 a m.

German Baptist Church Walnut Streets

German Protestant services begin at Fourth and Cedar

In the evening the union services of the German protestant churches will begin in the German M. E. church corner Fourth and Cedar Streets. Rev. Schultze will preach. Everybody welcome.

M. E Fourth and Cedar Streets Schultze

South Muscatine M E Church Service Schedule

South Muscatine M E Church Musserville corner Earl avenue and Oregon street announces Sunday school 930 morning service 1030 sermon The Tares in the Wheat Epworth League 645 The Christian Victories theme Evening service 745 Island Sunday school 2 pm preaching 3 pm Epworth League 8 pm Pastor F A Smith invites all to attend and grow

Muscatine M Musserville Earl Avenue Oregon Street William Stark Epworth League William Randleman Christian Victories Island F. A. Smith

Musserville Church Evangelistic Services Announced

Musserville Friends Church at corner Benham avenue and Wisconsin street schedules Bible school at 2 30 p m evangelistic service at 3 30 p m and evening Gospel service at 7 30 p m Hear college evangelists Dexter and Farr whose meetings are growing in interest and power A hearty welcome extended.

Musserville Friends Benham Avenue Wisconsin Street Dexter Farr

First Church of Christ Scientist Schedule note

Corner of Walnut and Sixth streets offers services at 7:45 p m with the subject Christian Science. Sunday school at noon. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o clock. Reading room is Room 402 Hershey building open weekdays 2 to 4 p m.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Walnut Sixth Streets Hershey Building

German M. E. Church Sunday Meetings

Sunday school begins at 9 15 in the morning. Preaching service at 7 39 in the evening. A joint evening meeting is planned by the German Baptist German Evangelical and German Congregational churches.

Trinity Church Fifth Sunday After Trinity Services

Holy communion at 7 30 a m. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning prayer with sermon at 10 45 a m. Evening prayer at 7 30 p m.

Trinity Church

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Miss Amy Hoopes Miss Dickerson J. D. Girls J. J. Mundt Muscatine, Iowa Swan's Jewelry Store Swan LODGE Missionary Society Eva Halberg Wittich Brothers East 2Nd Street Aays Christian Endeavor Society First Congregational Eauert Roods House Melzer Arms CO Kansas City
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