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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1915

Page

8

Christian Women's Board Hosts Monthly Meeting

Mrs. Carrie R. Hoxsey opened her home at 801 North Twelfth street to the Christian Women's Board of Missions for their regular monthly gathering. Mrs. Alice Duckworth of St. Louis, guest of honor, spoke on the church orphans' asylum work while Miss Lorene Highfield and Mrs. William Jellison led a program. The event included music, a social hour, and a large attendance.

Carrie R. Hoxsey North Twelfth Street Christian Women’s Board of Missions First Christian Church Alice Duckworth St. Louis Clyde Darsie Mary. T. Edwards Duckworth Clyde Darshc Carrie R. _ Hoxsey

Quiet Wedding and Local Social Notices

Earl Hull and Miss Henrietta Junkerman wed at the Junkerman home in Quincy in a small ceremony. Attendants included Miss Jennie Hull and Floyd Plowman. After a reception, the couple left for St Louis then planned housekeeping at Thirty-sixth and Broadway. Also reported are birthday surprise parties, visiting guests, pilgrimages to Minneapolis and St Louis, and several local social updates.

Henrietta Junkerman Earl E. Hull William Junkerman State Street William O. Cone Jennie B. Hull Floyd Plowman Nettie Fredericks Miss Hull Lyle S. Hall Padavic Margaret’ Padavic Anton Padavic Broadway Mae Wallon Florence Peck Trene Tuffle

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