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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1920

Page

14

Entertaining at Easter in Quincy Society

Mrs. Robert Williams hosted a dinner on Grove avenue in honor of Miss Elizabeth Wood of Palo Alto with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Mac Irwin and others. Various local families welcomed relatives visiting for Easter and many returned from colleges in Illinois and Missouri.

Robert Williams Grove Avenue Elizabeth Wood Palo Alto Cal Mac Irwin Russell Williams Harvey Sprick Frank Llewellyn Charles Lee Weems

Side Talless Talks Ruth Cameron

A reader shares personal notes on defeating a cold, outlining a multi flank strategy. The author recommends rest, early bed with meals in bed, warm bedding, fresh air without exposure to drafts, gargles, nasal spray, bicarbonate soda routines, and prompt use of remedies. The piece emphasizes aggressive, early action and personal trial over formal medical advice.

Knox Glee Club to perform in Quincy concert

Knox College Glee Club members will visit Quincy next Tuesday for a concert at the First Congregational church in the evening. The Young Women’s club of the church has formed an entertainment committee to host the visiting group and its 22 members during the day. Knox alumni plan a dance afterward at the Boy Scout hall at Fourth and Jersey streets. The committee includes Mrs Finlay Carrott, Mrs H E Becker, Mrs F W Crane, Mrs Albert Stone, Mrs J H Bastett, Mrs Charles Bartlett, Mrs Emery Lancaster, Mrs O G Mull and Mrs Homer Swope. The women enjoyed a social time with games and refreshments after the meeting.

Knox College Glee Club Quincy First Congregational Church Young Women's Club Knox Boy Scout Hall Fourth Jersey Streets Finlay Carrott H. E. Becker F. W. Crane Albert Stone J. H. Bastett Charles Bartlett Emery Lancaster O. G. Mull Homer Swope

Sowers Shaw Wedding at Central Baptist Church

Ira Sowers and Miss Marie Shaw wed Thursday evening in the pastor's study of Central Baptist Church. Rev. Robert Van Meigs officiated with attendants Mr. and Mrs. George Gubbins, Miss Bessie McCoy, Miss Hilda Tenhausen, Mrs. W. HL. Stinson, and Miss Ollie Newland. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Shaw of Quincy. groom, son of John Sowers of Cyress. They will reside on a Cyress-area farm.

Ira Sowers Marie Shaw Central Baptist Church Robert van Meigs George Gubbins Bessie McCoy Hilda Tenhausen W. HL. Stinson Ollie Newland John N. Shaw Quincy John Sowers Cyress Mrs. Sowers

Passion Services at Cathedral and Good Shepherd Today

Passion services at the Cathedral of St. John and the Church of the Good Shepherd will be held today at the usual hours. The Three Hours will be observed from 12 o'clock to 3 o'clock. Rev. George Long of Warsaw will conduct the Cathedral service, and Rev. Arthur W. Francis will lead the Good Shepherd service.

Cathedral of St. John Church of the Good Shepherd George Long Warsaw the Good Shepherd

Dress Rehearsal Tonight for Foster Pageant in Armory

Dr. Long of Warsaw comes to Quincy for the full dress rehearsal of the Foster pageant to be staged Sunday afternoon in the Armory under Community Service. Miss Irma Knapheide Parker leads rehearsals with help from Miss Edith Robbing and chorus directed by Harry Morri son. Rehearsal starts 8:30 PM to avoid Good Friday services. county delegates from multiple units attend the school session.

Dr. Long Warsaw Quincy Armory Community Service Irma Knapheide Parker Harry Morrison Jessie Summers Melrose Ethel Sykes Beverly Hamil Veach Clayton Francis Vermilion North East D. B. Whitlock Columbus

Miss Pruden Doing Y Work In Prague

Miss Elinor Pruden of Boston niece of Mrs EB Walker and Miss Mary Bull will be interested to know she is doing Y W C A work in Prague with Ruth Crawford of St Louis sent by President Masaryk to survey the state social and industrial needs for girls The Y W C A has been asked to help house the girls of that country Before the armistice Miss Pruden did Red Cross work in France and has many Quincy friends.

Elinor Pruden Boston EB. J. Walker Mary Bull Prague Miss Pruden Ruth Crawford St. Louis Masaryk Red Cross France Quincy

Costume Design School Conducted in Payson

Miss Mabel Wilkerson of the University of Illinois led a Payson costume design school this week under Adams County Home Bureau auspices. Mrs. E T Robbins chaired the committee in charge.

Mabel Wilkerson University of Illinois Payson Adams County

Republican Women To Meet In Quincy Saturday

Republican women of Quincy and Adams county are called to meet at the Hotel Newcomb Saturday at 3 30 in the afternoon to discuss plans for their role in the coming campaign this summer and fall and to further perfect the county organization.

Quincy Adams County Newcomb

Christening of Bartell infant Kenneth Paul

Rev H J Leemhuis of Salem Evangelical church officiated at the christening of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bartell Wednesday evening in the parsonage. The child was named Kenneth Paul. Miss Mary Greta Coe of Clayton spent Thursday shopping in Quincy.

H. J. Leemhuis Salem Evangelical Church Henry Bartell Kenneth Paul Mary Greta Coe of Clayton Quincy

Personal Notices: Local residents head notes and visits

Miss Lulu Smith of 413 Oak Street left Thursday night for Chicago to spend Easter with her sisters. Miss Sadie Dempsey of Ilannibal shopped here Thursday. Miss May Cornelius has recovered from three weeks illness and is able to be out. Waldo Davogon, general secretary of Y M C A Pernambuco Bragil, guest of local CLA officials Tuesday and Wednesday, left Thursday for Streator and spoke on South An. Mildred Merkle travels to To to visit grest -nnt and uncle Mr and Mrs P.

Lulu Smith Oak Street Chicago Sadie Dempsey Ilannibal May Cornelius Waldo Davogon Y.M. C. A. Pernambuco Bragil Y. M. Cla Streator Waldo South An Quincy Mildred Merkle

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