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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1919

Page

8

Engagement Announced at South Park Tea Party

Mary Harness revealed engagement to Roger Barry at a 7 o'clock tea in South Park. The couple, OU alumni 1913, plan a late October wedding after her two years as extension secretary of the local YWCA. Barry, from Pond Creek, Oklahoma, was an agriculture teacher and farm adviser.

SSS Mary Harness Quincy Roger Barry Southpark Miss Harness Mr. Barry Oklahoma University Sam Gabel George Cawthorne Edgar Potter Mary Louise Kidney Ida Hopke W. F. Kirtley Molly Spory Bertha Wornham Helen Osborn Susan Hill Etta Hobart Marie Nelson Mary McCrone Martha Lange

Farewell Reception For Two Missionaries At Vermont Street

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Vermont Street Methodist Church hosted a farewell reception for Miss Lilian Dale Wyatt and Miss Mabel Allen. Allen departs for China in spring while Wyatt heads to Mexico soon. talks and musical acts filled the afternoon and evening with attendees from out of town. Mrs. George Ilewes spoke on missionary work in India, Miss Kitty Bunting described Lake Geneva experiences, and Rev. F A McCarty responded for the audience. A Jubilee fund note prompted adding Mrs. A. S. Flanigan to the remembrance book.

Lilian Dale Wyatt Mabel Allen Women's Foreign Missionary Society Vermont Street Methodist Church Methodist Church Miss Wyatt Mexico Miss Allen China Bavhs George Ilewes India Kitty Bunting Lake Geneva Helen Rottmayer Uanita Nichols Jude Dunbar Allen F. A. McCarty A. S. Flanigan Jubilee Missionary Fund Boyn Couch Buleg Julia Sprague Nellie McGhee Marion County F. G. Krage W. F. Howell J. F. Lemmons M. D. Thompson George W. Moore C. J. Johnson Julius Sprupne Floral Hall F. G. Krege Agricultural Hall William Friedang Palmyra Redpath Vawter the Baptist Church M. D. Eubanks

Labor Day Church Picnic and Big August Blanket Sale

Local notices report St Johns Catholic Church Labor Day picnic on September 1. Merle Lummis and companions travel to Indianapolis to fetch new Ford cars and return to Quincy Sunday. Halbach Schroeder Co urges readers to attend the final hours of their August blanket sale, claiming deep discounts and value. Multiple civic and social updates follow including visits, hospital notes, and upcoming Marion county fair preparations featuring livestock, floral hall, and a wide community program.

St. Johns’ Catholic Merle Lummis Gray Lummis Irwin Lummis Dutch McKinney Indianapolis Ford Quincy Halbach- Schroeder Co John Hogan Marion Hamilton Navy Halbach-Schroeder Co M. Meller Helen V. Schinner Milwaukee Wis R. O. Rinehart Kansas City A. Scholl South Twelfth Street J. L. Swartz Wells Sarah Shumate St. Mary’s Hospital Quincy Conservatory of Music William Spencer Johnson Majestic Maine Abner Fall Creek Detroit St. Johns’ Catholic Church Theodore George John Wells Frank Whitney, Jr Montgomery Carrott Cecil Odell Culver Military Academy A. C. Ackles Kentucky Street Amanda Boggs Nellie Hartington Rome Wiskitchen Chicago W. H. Baker Suite 5016 Illinois State Bank Bidg Otis Johnston Grover Pfirman South Fourth Street Milan Thomas Chandler Jackson Street Beatrice Nebraska J. A. Cohen Boston J. W. Alexander la Prairie Black of Bluffs Charles Black William Blersch South Fifth Street St. Mary Hospital August Warskow Warskow Augusta Watervliet Mich

Marion County Teachers Meeting Schedule in Palmyra

August 28 to 80 are the dates for the Marion County Teachers meeting in Palmyra courthouse. The program covers devotional talks, school topics, and visits, with directors urged to attend. A county attendance officer has been appointed under state law. The Marion county fair association plans a large exhibition next week with two airplanes contracted for potential displays.

Marion County Court House Treux Baptist Church Jamie Roy Banks Boone Methodist Nellie McGhee Ita Alfl Elsen Palmyra Jenniie Feaster F. G. Krage Johnny Kirk North Missouri State Teacher's College Kirksville Ogla Renzone Satvaurday Modern Health Dr. Miller J. Kl. Culler F. W. Lone Francis Nelson Thomas A. Lasley Missouri Marion County Fair Association

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