Whigs Daily Page Socials Highlight Quincy women
Maria Bowen hosted a bridge party at 1249 Vermont Street with nine tables and luncheon. Guests included Winifred Wood of Chicago and Emily Marston of Louisville. Young achievers Elizabeth Chanman Adelaide Richardson and Juanita Sweet led the high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Maria Bowen
Vermont Street
Elizabeth Chanman
Adelaide Richardson
Juanita Sweet
Flack
Winifred Wood
Chicago
Emily Marston
Louisville
Community Notes From Flora and Nearby Cities
Local residents hosting family visitors include Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Greenlaw of Flora with their daughter in law Mrs. Walter Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaempen with guests from Palestine Texas. and many others traveling or entertaining in Illinois towns. A Colorado Springs wedding brings NM. E. Shippe and his bride to the city, while church activities feature Dorcas Guild planning a supper for the July 20 South Park Sunday school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. B. Greenlaw
Flora, Ill
Mrs
Walter Stevenson
Charles. Kaempen
South
Sixteenth Street
Fred Fredericks
Palestine
Texas
NM. E. Shippe
Colorado Springs
Colo
Halbach- Schroeder Company
Guild
South Park
St Pauls Church to Erect Garage and Vacation Plans
St Pauls Evangelical church will build a garage on the parsonage grounds after a church meeting. Ernest Lux and Son won the contract. work likely to start soon. Pastor Rev Fruechte to take a two week vacation around July 26 returning early August. Rev William Bickmann to lead services in his absence. Also reports a Y M C A boys tennis tournament where James Dayton won division A singles and W Oakley defeated Harry Channon in division B semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernest, Lux and Son
Fruechte
Minnesota
William Bickmann
Salem Evangelical Church
Masonic Temple
James Dayton
Gray Lummis
W. Oakley
Harry Channon
Much-Needed Selfishness and the Nightly Perspective
A reflective piece argues that generosity arises from selfishness in order to prevent unhappiness. It notes the night as a time when material concerns fade, prompting consideration of others and the need to help the less fortunate. It calls for giving beyond comfortable limits to reduce human misery and even make giving unnecessary.
Rummer Frock and Summer Frocks in Early Season Styles
The article notes fashion shifts toward conservative American taste with hoop skirts fading, replaced by fabric yardage and light reinforcements. It highlights summer frocks in tub fabrics, tambour folds, and sheer materials like organdy and marquisette, plus a smart checked marquisette and white combinations. It also describes a dotted Swiss gown with lace, ribbon detailing, and a navy velvet cape collar, underscoring lace and ribbon’s continued prominence.
Picnic of Women's Relief Corps Today
All-day picnic on the Soldiers' Home campus hosted by John Wood post No 47 Women's Relief Corps. Refreshments for sale to raise funds to cover delegates' expenses for the national convention in Kansas City starting the week of August 18. Delegates named are Mrs Carrie Colman and Mrs Emma Goodapple as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood Post
No. 47
Women's Relief Corps
Soldiers’ Home
Kansas City
Carrie Colman
Emma Goodapple
William Dickman to be ordained at Salem Evangelical
William Dickman to be ordained July 16 at Salem Evangelical Church Sunday morning by Rev. AL O W Fruechte of St. Pauls Evangelical. Rev. Walter Dickman of Ursa and Rev. H J Leemhuis of Salem attend. Dickman recently completed Eden Theological Seminary studies in St. Louis and will lead a Kansas City church. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. FL Dickman of 1500 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dickman
Salem Evangelical Church
AL O W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Walter Dickman
Ursa
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem
Dickman
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Kansas City
FL Dickmanz
Monroe Street
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W. C. Bradley
R. Logan
Mildred Logan
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Victor Anthony
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Paloma
W. O. Washburn
Wilkesbarre
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Lucy Bowers
Effie Adams
F. T. Rossmiller
Detroit
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Alden Brown
Betty Ann
Jacksonville
M. W. Carrott
Will F. Carrott
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Charles Allard
Galesburg
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Peoria
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This City
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Henry Rupp
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F. H. Weems
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Charles Lee
S. J. Pfanschmidt
H. Z. Musick
Marianna
Miss Hewitt
Gladys Platt
North Fifth Street
Charlotte McCarl
Louise Rogers
Margaret Morton
Gertrude Kroner
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Lake Geneva
Cecelia Katherine Dittmeyer
Edward Dittmeye
Vine Street
St. Francis Church
Francis
Frank Lammers
Katherine Lammers
St. Peter’s Church
Dorcas Guild
Luther Memorial Church
Addie Feld
ST. Paul's Church
Ruth Cameron
Picnic OF Women’s Relief Corps Today
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