Mrs Brant Hosts Two Tables of Bridge In Quincy
Mrs Henry L Brant of East Hampshire street entertained at two tables of bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Norman Bassett visiting her mother Mrs J F Andrews and for Mrs Robert Lee Smith guest of Mrs Albert Stone. The house was decorated with jonquils and others present included Mrs Stone Mrs T P Black Mrs Phil Hess Mrs Ed Cameron Mrs George Jasper and Miss Mamie Tripp.
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Brant
Henry L. Brant
East Hampshire Street
Norman Bassett
J. F. Andrews
Robert Lee Smith
Albert Stone
Stone
T. P. Black
Phil Hess
Ed Cameron
George Jasper
Misa Mamie Tripp
Miss Frame Resigns as YWCA Physical Director
Miss Gertrude Frame resigns from her post as physical director of the YWCA after two successful seasons. Her departure is effective June first as she plans to cabin at Clear Lake with Mason City friends and later attend the State University of Indiana. The board accepted the resignation and praised her work while noting high class and club reports.
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Gertrude Frame
Tegrets
Miss Frame
Mason City
Iowa
Clear Lake
State University of Indiana
Hostess House
Mary Harness
Rachelle Varros
Varros
Women’s Committee
State Council of Defense
Social Hygiene
Elizabeth Ball
Lyla Biddinger
Cheerful Home Settlement
Yarros
Juniors Defeat Intermediates In YMCA Basketball First Round
In the first game of the YMCA tournament juniors beat intermediates 23 to 13 while seniors defeated sophomores 39 to 6. Both games took place Thursday afternoon. Copenhagen anticipates a key role in Scandinavian Baltic trade with the city having been made a free port in 1895.
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Copenhagen
City
Webster and Franklin P T A Meetings Set This Afternoon
Webster school P T A will hear Capt Otto Wurl speak at 3 15 this afternoon. Washington school P T A features Rev J W Bingaman as speaker. Franklin school P T A focuses on child welfare with Mrs Robert Van 3 eigs as speaker.
Lincoln School PTA to discuss hindering children’s success
The Lincoln School Parent-Teacher Association meets this afternoon with a program titled How parents Hinder the Success of Their Children. Mrs Nina Cropp will be the speaker outlining parental factors affecting student achievement.
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Lincoln School
Parent-Teacher Association
Nina Cropp
Emerson School Parents Meet Election At Afternoon Program
Pupils from first and seventh grades will present a program at the Emerson school Parent-Teacher Association meeting this afternoon. An officer election will be held during the business portion of the session.
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Emerson School
Emerson School Parent- Teacher Association
Dr East to Hold Free Infantile Paralysis Clinic Saturday
Dr. C. W. East of the state board of health will conduct a monthly free clinic for children affected by infantile paralysis at Blessing hospital this Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. Local families and those from Hannibal and Pittsfield are expected. Nurse Mrs. Werner accompanies him, aiding Mrs. George Weaver in gathering affected children for the session, funded by the state as long as work justifies the expense.
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C. W. East
State Board of Health
Blessing Hospital
Hannibal
Pittsfield
East
Werner
George Weaver
Palm Sunday Program at Salem Evangelical Church
The Cross and Crown League hosts its annual Palm Sunday reunion at 7:30 PM on April 13. The program features musical selections, solos, choir numbers, scripture, an address by Rev. H. J Leemhuis, confirmations, and souvenirs. Also notes the Illinois conference rally of the Young Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting April 12–13 in Jacksonville Grace church with Quincy participants.
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Salem
Cross and Crown League of the
Salem Evangelical Church
Arogan
Athalie
Mendelssohn
Gabriel
Jesus
Jackson
Jesus—Weiss
the Palms
Elmer Meyer
Faure
H. J Leemhuis
Lawrence Behrensmeyer
Kuhlemhoelter
von Rague
Kramer
Leemhuis
Louis Becker
Clarence Lohr
Lewis Peuster
Jacksonville
Illinois
Young Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Standard Bearers
Methodist church of the _ state
Grace Church
A. S. Flanigan
Quincy
W. B. Smiley
Quincy Standard Bearers
Four Church District Meetings Planned in April
Under Miss Esther Reeder direction a series of group meetings for Quincy district Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist churches set for April 15 to 18. Astoria Plymouth Quincy and Rockport host groups list churches and attendees. overnight guests should write to the coordinating host group. Baptist Revival at Central Baptist Seeks Renewal with Candles Talk on Life led by Rev. Robert Van Meigs, Sunday school orchestra and singer Mrs. Frank Bird. Meetings continue next week with one service Sunday 9:30 to 11:30.
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Quincy
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches
Astoria
Plymouth
Rockport
Beardstown
Bluffs and Riggston
Littleton
Doddsville
Meredes
Eller L. Rupert
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Frank Bird
Whist tonight and local arrivals in Quincy personals
S I Bragg and Robert Hollowell have returned from a business trip to Springfield. George Persons, ill in Bress ing hospital, is improving. Kay Seymour of Payson spent Thursday in Quincy. Ernst Plumbing moves to 615 Hamp. St. John Muffley of the Quincy Railway company is in St. Mary hospital. Dr H F Lafler offers chiropractic care. Chris Freiburg visited St. Louis and Norbert in Teutopolis. Mrs. Albert Post of Clayton visits Quincy. Convention club whist and dance at Eagles hall tonight. Mrs. W R Harris of Bowen visits. Fred Hacker returns to New York aboard his ship. Mrs. Alfred Koch ill at home. Mr and Mrs Charles Hannet of Barry shop in Quincy. Mrs. Al Lucas and Mrs Frank Wade of Brookfield in town. Miss Mabel Groves of Camp Point returns home. Mrs Frank Taylor and Kent back to Jacksonville. Frank Mennel home with rheumatism. Miss Zoe Fitzpatrick of Bluffs visits. Miss Gertrude Foraker of Pleasant Plains returns home. Miss Cora and Miss Florence Downing of Golden shop in Quincy.
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Eagles’ Hall
S. I. Bragg
Robert Hollowell
Springfield
George Persons
Bressing Hospital
Garretts
Kay Seymour
Payson
Quincy
Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co
Hamp
Phil Appel
Galesburg
John Muffley
Quincy Railway Company
St. Mary Hospital
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Chris Freiburg
Quincey
St. Louis
Richard
San Antonio
Tex
Washington, D. C
Norbert
Teutopolis, St
Flora K. Wendorff
Wells
Herman Bohne
Cyril Bohne
New York
Cardiff
England
Ile
United States Navy
Albert Post
Clayton
W. R. Harris
Bowen
Fred Hacker
Alfred Koch Ig
Charles Hannet
Barry
al Lucas
Frank Wade
Brookfield
Mabel Groves
Camp Point
Frank Taylor
Kent
Jacksonville
Kate Stutsman
Frank Mennel
Jefferson Street
Missy Zoe Fitzpatrick
Bluffs
Gertrude Foraker
Pleasant Plains
August Stormer
Cora
Florence Downing
Golden
Bijou delivers brightest musical show in Quincy this week
The Bijou in Quincy presents a lively musical revue with a bright company and strong singing. Vaudeville features include Mathieu the jug glr, Tree and Lake, and Miss Delle Marmon noted for clever performance. The Chinese use of firecrackers is mentioned along with a claim of 8 million dollars in annual exports.
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Quincy
Bijou
Clio
Mathieu
Tree
Lake
Miss Delle Marmon
Hitchy Koo Co
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County Women’s Committee
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Women's Forum
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