Social Affairs in Quincy Unites Clubs and Weddings
Social news from Quincy details a surprise birthday affair for Miss Swope hosted by Homer Swope and Mrs. Warren Pearce with Hearts Club members in attendance. The piece also lists multiple upcoming gatherings including a Home Improvement advisory committee effort aided by the University of Illinois, quarterly forums, and numerous bridge and whist events among local clubs and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Swope
Warren Pearce
Hearts Club
Swope
Emma Holmer
I Yore
Mrohn Inghram
Ie Clara Cole
Mie Poe
Swope Hes
Ralph Clarke
Radams County Home Improvement Association
University of Illinois
Soha Inghran
Definite cupboards to take up the clutter
A housewife complains about maids wasting rags and cloths. She recalls a neighbour who built labeled cloth cupboards for specific tasks. The writer envisions homes with dedicated spaces like string, wrapping paper, boxes, and a clothes closet with a shirtwaist rack to reduce clutter and ease housework.
Sundine Guests Honor Visitor Then Return to Chicago
N8S8 Sara Sundine visited Thursday with Miss Marian Wall before both travel to Chicago Saturday to resume studies. Wall hosts a luncheon for Sundine. Sundine, from Moline, has prior Quincy ties and many local friends. Mrs Ernest Wood reviews the Modern Novel with Mrs J Willis Gardner at luncheon. Miss Lillian Depenbrook’s sewing club shower honors Miss Rose Schell and fiancé Al Hecker kamp, with Mrs Paul Schell as guest. a dainty luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Sundine
Ernest Wood
J. Willis Gardner
Lillian Depenbrook
Rose Schell
al. Heckerkamp
Paul Schell
High School Notes Launches Season With Campaign For Tickets
In a lively assembly, faculty and students outlined a plan to sell basketball season tickets. Separate girls and boys teams will compete with rewards for top sellers as total tickets reach 200 and 250. Tickets include five games starting January 12 against Macomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morrison
Harold Brazelton
Harold Bush
Brazelton
Macomb
Henry Wurst
Willard Brazelton
Joe Menke
Florence Ringler
Marguerite Gabriel
Willis Heidbreder
Frank Wheeler
Alma Drescher
Anna Whitney
Neva Schallenberg
James Potter
John Bader
Hope Christ
Erma Gerdes
Betty Castle
Kenneth Stewart
J. F. Wellemeyer
King's Heralds to Meet at Vermont Street Church
Vermont Street Methodist church youth group plans a Saturday afternoon meeting with piano solo recitations and songs. Sunday school reports show yearly attendance 23 790 with highs and lows, and officers including Superintendent George H Wilson and a long list of department heads and committee members.
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King’s Heralds
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Katherine Anderson
Genevieve White
Miss McCarty
Cicero
Mary Hedges
King's Heralds
George H. Wilson
N. J. Hinton
J. L. Thomas
Henry Schmiedeskamp
Clara Wilson
C. H. Allard
A. S. Flanigan
Home
H. B. Dines
E. F. Charsa
Idella Hewes
W. G. Musselman
Nell Crawford
Herbert Parsons
Esther Taylor
Robert Bunting
McCardy
Sung Lee
Lloyd Cook
F. Wellemeyer
Helen Judd
Carl Bexton
Maurine Alslard
G. W. Blair
Clara White
South Side Mission
G. W. Murphy
H. F. Lummis
J. H. Crafton
John White
J. F. Wellemeyer
Mary, Oldridge
Joseph L. Thomas
Roscoe Townsend
M. K. Sinnock
Etta McCarty
Euphemia Irwin
Francis A. McCarty
O. E. Anderson
Gertrude Frame
H. W. Cranmer
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ninth and
York Street
J. Phil Appel
Ora Rengstorff
Olinda Heidemann
August Schelp
Heberlein and Foster Wed in Kingston Ceremony
Grace Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Foster of Kingston married Walter H Heberlein son of Mr and Mrs August Heberlein of Liberty. The ceremony was held Thursday at 10 30 by Judge Lyman McCarl. The couple will reside in Liberty where he is in business.
School Board Discusses Boys Smoking at Madison Meeting
State law and city ordinance on young boys smoking cigarets were read at the United Parent-Teacher association meeting at Madison school. The subject was discussed and further steps may follow. Reports for last year and plans for the new year for each school were presented. Dewey Irving and Washington PTAs will meet this afternoon in their schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Woman's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
John E. Wall
Quincy
Forum
United Parent-Teacher Association
Madison
Dewey
Irving
Washington
Parent-Teacher Associations
Y W C A Notes and Rebekah Lodge Meeting
The second French class formed Thursday evening with members from the first two classes. First Aid members completed their examination Wednesday night. The Irma lodge of the Rebekahs initiated two candidates Thursday night. Officers for the coming year will be installed January 17, with routine business conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Rebekahs
Irma Lodge
Winter suit lines in a spring fashion sketch
Fashions for Americans present a winter suit cut on spring style lines. The sketch shows an Eton jacket emphasis but not as the dominant note. tailored coats stay hip length while boxy sport coats trend with military touches. The described suit features a straight narrow skirt with fur paneling and Hudson seal trim, possible in dark red wool velvet or velveteen, with covered buttons to match. This design targets a youthful figure though fashion emphasizes figure over age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Mart
Maccabees Vote to Buy War Stamps at Moose Hall
The Globe tent lodge of the Maccabees unanimously voted to use all surplus funds to buy war saving stamps after Jack DeCrow’s speech at Moose Hall. They recently purchased 200 dollars in liberty bonds and will devote incoming money to stamps as part of wartime support. Officers were installed and a smoker and oyster supper followed. The lodge aims for 25,000 members in the United States and four applications were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Tent Lodge
The
Maccabees
Jack DeCrow
Moose Hall
Lodge
United States
Quincy Order
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Beulah Prante
University of Ilinois
the Historical Society
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Sycamore Street
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St. Peter Catholic Church
Father McGuire
Ethel Timmerwilke
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Leaton Nobis
Steve Ryan
John Ridder
Charles Reynolds
Veneta Schumate
Houston
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Arthur Schumate
SSS
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Virginia Reticker
Constance Ellis
Jeanette Burrows
Pete Hartman
Queen of the West Camp
Adaline
Rose Zang
Sadie Spergeman
Kiefer
North Fifth Street
J. R. Albright
Charles Walker
Fad Smith
E. Conger
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August Bergmann
Joe Lymenstull
Harry Klemme
Ed Bartelt
Klemme
Ruth McKennan
Richard Durant
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Hayward
William Wagg
Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Mrs. Wagy
Wagy
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Myrtle Kriegshauer
Oliver Pieper
Lawrence Pease
South Dakota
Emilie
Gertrude Pease
Woodland Home Board
Red Cross
George Cottrell
Monday Bridge Club
Pierpont Dutcher
Emil Halbach
Alfred Botsford
New York
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Congress
O. D. Frank
U. S
Mr. Frank
Church News
Ladies’ Society of the
Central Baptist Church
Vermont Street
Everett Stratman
Burma
J. E. McNutt
Ella Lewis
Lee Lewis
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Eagles Lodge
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