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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

10

Community Notes reflect holiday visits and meetings

Mrs Fosgate hosted a gathering in the Newcomb hotel honoring Mrs Burr Irwin who leaves for California for the winter. The Luther Memorial church missionary society shifts its meeting to the church parlors. The WCTU reports a small turnout with piano solo and song. Washington school clothing committee to sew from 1 to 4 PM with coats. Dorothy Werner to visit Friday for holidays with the Werner family. Ada Donahue returns home from Lombard college duties. Stawana club Christmas party includes a tree and candy. Business Women's supper planned at the YWCA with a Christmas tree. Grace Morgan travels to Booneville Missouri for Christmas. Mrs Aurelia Nance and daughter Helen depart for St Peters berg Florida until April. Mary Sarness leaves for Minneapolis for holidays. Mary Slyde to Prairie City Illinois and Gertrude Frame to Mason City Iowa visiting Erdine Rubinson.

Miss Harness Minneapolis Mary Sarness Minn Mary Slyde Praine City Gertrude Frame Erdine Rubinson Mason City

Social and holiday notices from a Macomb city column

A Macomb column lists guests for dinner at Mr and Mrs E N Monroe and other society items. Mrs E J Parker gives a paper on Moliere at Friends in Council and plans a January 7 meeting. visitors from New York and Wichita for the holidays. students returning home. Christmas party planning at the courthouse. Miss Gillespie visiting. Atlantis and Hermeling club notes. families preparing moves to Nashville and Tennessee. old maids dance planned. soldiers fund drives. parent teacher meetings. Miss Shumate offers Red Cross services.

Readers should track authors like brands in magazines

The piece argues readers miss value by ignoring authors names in magazines. It compares authors to trademarks and celebrities, urging attention to lesser writers as well as famous ones to deepen enjoyment and understanding of periodical literature.

Callahan Howe wedding sets plans and home to Wichita

Miss Luella Howe daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Howe of Adams and Albert A Callahan son of J W Callahan of Wichita Kan will marry this afternoon at the aunt Miss Elmer Peters home in Adams Rev W D Endres officiating A wedding supper will follow at the Peters home and a large reception will be held Thursday from 11 to 5 with a noon dinner Guests include Miss Mildred Carley and Quincy relatives The couple will reside in Wichita

Luella Towe Joseph Howe Adams Albert A. Callahan J. W. Callahan Wichita Kan Miss Howe Elmer Peter W. D. Endres First Christian Church Peter Mildred Carley Quincy

Missionary Work Discussed At Quincy District Meeting

Miss Margaret Bennett spoke on Methodist mission work in Singapore and Main settlements at the Quincy district Missionary society gathering in the Vermont Street Methodist church. The program included a pageant Here and Over There and talks on duty, equipment, and branch meetings with upcoming sessions planned.

Margaret Bennett Chaddock Boys’ School Methodist Church Singapore Quincy District Missionary Society Vermont Street Methodist Church Miss Bennett C. A. Wells Eva Smith J. E. Kirkpatrick Clayton Missionary Society A. S. Flanigan Tn Society M. L. Test Mt. Sterling Esther Reeder W. B. Smiley F. A. McCarty Vanesse Fawcette Dorothy Ruth Miller Howard Lewis Spirit of Light Helen Judd Spirit of Freedom Katherine Wellemeyer Spirit of France Miss Cosgrove Spirit of Columbia Letha Bunting Spirit of War W. E. White Red Cross Miriam Lewis Irene Flanigan Africa Kitty Bunting Arabia Jewel Merritt Old Umpali Charles Cox South America Alma Taylor Japan Esther Taylor India Alma Neville Annie Tract Dorothy Enoch H. B. Graff Rushville Quincy J. F. Ross la Prairie Coon G. L. Losh

Christmas Preparations at Salem Church and St John

The Young People at Salem school hall plan chorus singing at 6 o clock Christmas morning and host a New Year Eve watch party with an informal music program. St John Lutheran elders meet with Rev E F Schueler to discuss plans for the year as the annual Christmas bazar is announced for Thursday evening. Sunday school Christmas program is set for Christmas Eve with no services Sunday evening while Rev Schueler will deliver his inaugural address in English Sunday morning.

Arcade Young People’s Society Salem School Hall Board of Elders St. John's Lutheran School Hall E. F. Schueler Schueler

Dewey P T A Box Social Raises Funds for War Orphans

Dewey school hosted a Tuesday evening Parent Teachers Association entertainment and box social. Dr C A Wells and Mrs R W Alexander spoke on war orphans while pupils performed piano vocal and violin pieces and recitations. Tags raised 12.89 and box lunch auction added 5.86 netting 18.75.

W. O. Lee

Globe-Wernicke Book Cases Promoted In Local Ads

Brisk items in the Quincy pages note E. J. Taylor & Co offering Globe-Wernicke book cases with ready prices. A variety of notices list patients in Blessing hospital and residents ill with influenza or pneumonia, plus local meetings for the Quincy lodge of Elks and Masons.

E. J. Taylor & Co Quincy Lodge of Elks Elks’ Lodge Halbach- Schroeder Co Henry Meise Green Occidental Building George W. Govert Blessing Hospital Govert Circuit Court Room Globe-Wernicke James Buffington Halbach-Schroeder Co John Coens Reticker Steve Lawless County Exemption Board Liberty

License carried in Boston by two to one vote

Boston voters approve the license by more than two to one with 30 390 yes and 11 692 no. The light ballot marks a contrast with last year’s totals 54 260 yes and 30 592 no. The item notes a quip about self made men often being by father in law made.

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