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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

10

Rest Day cycle of Royal Neighbors elected officers

Frank Hartman was elected president with Mrs Hell ake hosting at her home. Mrs Limenstahl became vice president and Mrs Pieper secretary as cards were played at eight tables with prizes to Pieper Kemp and Spilker. Social events and visits followed at several local clubs and churches.

Frank Hartman Ameri Hellake Limenstahl Pieper Kemp Spilker Pete Hartman North Twelfth Street

Pleats and Yokes Feature of New Separate Skirts

Pleat ed skirts remain a perennial favorite for separate skirts across seasons and fabrics. Yokes are developed on smart skirts using striped or plaid fabrics with cutting on grain to suit the design. The sketch suggests a southern resort style in novelty stripes, with pockets often concealed by overlapping pleats and a tailored blouse for sportier looks. Requires three and three quarter yards of 36 inch fabric for a two and a half yard bottom.

Spurgeon to Speak at East End Church Sunday Evening

A. A. O. Spurgeon, ex-head of the Anti-Saloon League office in town, will speak at East End Christian Church Sunday evening. The Luther Memorial church women staged a minstrel show and annual bazar with readings by Miss Hilda Kuchman and songs by Ruth Michelman and Wilma Schwindeler.

Warry Reynolds Missionary Society of the East End Ellington Presbyterian Church Red Cross Ellington Quincy Charles Rehm Carl Rehm North Carolina Clors Hilda Kuchman George Heidbreder Louise Denning Quest Arthur Heideman Dorcas Guild August Grewe Missionary Society C. W. Breitwieser Ladies’ Social Union George Ernst George E. Heidbreder Helen Heidbreder Ladies' Aid Society Salem Church A. Mester W. Meise D. Hempel SK. Wulfmeyer Ed Goessling Aa. O. Spurgeon Anti-Saloon League Luther Memorial Church Ruth Michelman Wilma Schwindeler Len Schmidt F. E.fusselman George Dasbach I. W. Bingaman H. J. Uhlenbrock H. C. Su

Hidden side of a jolly neighbor sparks family truths

A writer recalls a man known as a cheerful sociable figure outside the home yet a harsh, controlling husband. The piece notes a masculine pattern of amiable public behavior masking domestic anger and hints at the unseen impact on wife and daughter.

Bob Knowlton

True Love Sparks Follies and Crimes in Historic Tale

A reflective line contends that genuine affection drives both noble acts and notable missteps, highlighting love as a source of both devotion and dangerous misjudgments within a timeless narrative.

Ukrainian denies separate peace talks claim

The Ukrainian official bureau in Geneva stated that neither the Ukrainian parliament nor the government has opened negotiations for a separate peace with the central powers, despite German assertions to the contrary.

Geneva

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