Social notes fill Quincy week with hostesses and visitors
Local society pages list Mrs Albright entertaining a club in two weeks. Mrs Lambert and mother Mrs Hannah Carlin arrive from Florida. Miss Juanita Nichols hosts a party for Leona Cosgrove’s upcoming wedding to L Nelson. Dick and family host Chicago visitors at 1100 State Street. Several residents travel to St Louis, Decatur, Noblesville, and Galesburg for weekends, weddings, and family visits.
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Albright
Rodney “Lambert
Lambert
Hannah Carlin
Bowen
Florida
Satury
Juanita Nichols
Eighth Street
Leona Cosgrove
L. Nelson
Barry
Cosgrove
Nichols
Ina Spangler
Helen Judd
Letha Butler
T Howard Lewis
Carlite
Willis Dick
Chicago
City
Mr. Dick
Albert Dick
State Street
St. Louis
F. EB. Mots
Mis
Margaret
North Twenty-fourth Street
Modern Novel Club
Boston
George Benedict
J. J. Sothery
Weddings in city note multiple unions in local churches
John Lewis Rogers of Columbia and Ruby Short of Macomb wed at Central Baptist with Rev. Van Meigs officiating. James J. Murphy of Excelsior Springs and Flora E. Day of this city married at the groom’s home with Rev. Burton presiding. Henry C. Nebe and Pauline Curry were married at 713 Oak with Rev. Mauck officiating. Nebe, a WWI veteran, works for Detroit Stove and will reside in Detroit.
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John Lewis Rogers
Columbia
Ruby Short
Macomb
Central Baptist Church
van Meigs
James L. Rogers
Ewing, Mo
J. C. Short
Ewing
Murphy
James J. Murphy
Excelsior Springs
Flora E. Day
F. M. Burton
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Henry C. Nebe
Delaware Street
Pauline Curry
Galesburg
Oak Street
L. C. Mauck
Nebe
18Th Infantry
Detroit Stove Company
Detroit
Community Service Urged to Parents
J F Wellemeyer principal of Quincy High school addressed Jefferson school Thursday urging community service. The movement was endorsed by the association and a letter read by Mrs James Riggs, formerly president. The meeting was well attended.
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J. F. Wellemeyer
Quincy High School
Jefferson School
Wellemyer
James Riggs
Women in China topic at Luther Memorial meeting
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Luther Memorial Church met at Mrs. H. J. Uhlenbrock’s home on Madison Street to discuss Women of China. Mrs. C. W. Buerkin led the reading and devotion by Mrs. W. D. Meyer. Committees named for the March 25 annual Lenten coffees with chairs and servers listed. Mrs. Rebecca Vickers presides the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hapke
Joseph Harvey
W. D. Meyer
Louis Oenking
Minnie Neuer
Co. A. Long
Young
Minnie Lageman
Mosher
Wm. Fife
Anna Peters
Anna Rothgeb
Geo. Dasbach
Amela Breitweiser
Arthur Purpus
Arthur Heideman
Hf. J. Uhrenbrock
C. W. Buerkin
Edward Kohl
Frank Kroeeer
I. W. Bingaman
H. C. Sprick
H. D. Condron
Len Schmidt
Wm. Marsh
Rebecca Vickers
Society
Luther Memorial Men Gather For Chicken Pie Dinner
More than 400 attended the Luther Memorial church chicken pie supper held in the church parlors Thursday night. Men from the congregation served the meal while committees and table hosts organized arrangements, reception duties, serving, and hospitality across table A through L and other designated spots.
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Luther Memorial Church
J. L. Pipe
I. W. Bingaman
Edward Brecht
Walter Harvey
Quincy Ministers to Attend Interchurch World Movement
Quincy church leaders will attend the Inter-church World Movement conference in Orchestra Hall Chicago starting Monday. Ministers slated to attend include Rev EB A Xrompson of First Union Congregational Rev F A McCarty of Vermont Street M E Rev GL Losh Grace M E Rev R H Newton First Christian Rev JW Hingaman Luther Memorial Rev Robert Van Meigs Central Baptist Rev F S Ettelgeorge Kentucky Street M E Rev Carl Buch Bethel M E and Rev R H Hartley D D pastor of First Presbyterian.
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Quincy
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
EB. A. Xrompson
First Union Congregational Church
F. A. McCarty
D. da
Vermont Street
M. E. Church
G. L. Losh
Grace M. E
R. H. Newton
Welcome for Central Baptist church members at Van Meigs home
Central Baptist church members will be welcomed at a reception this evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Van Meigs 818 Spring street. Speakers include W W Bourne for the deacons H O Channon for the trustees Mrs J D Arnold for the Women s society E P Osgood for the Sunday school Miss Nina Spencer and Parker Gates for the Young People s societies HM Dirks and Mrs Helen R Long for the treasurers and a greeting from the pastor. A musical program features instrumental selections by Agnes Miller and Sylvia Taylor a male quartet and violin numbers by Fred Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Spring Street
W.W. W. Bourne
Deasons
H. O. Channon
J. D. Arnold
Women's Society
E. P. Osgood
Nina Spencer
Parker Gates
Young People’s Societies
Dirks
Helen R. Long
Joan A. Welsch
Joseph Jarvin
Wayne Dalton
Agnes Miller
Sylvia Taylor
C. H. Brooks
Edward Johnson
E. T. Manchester
Truman Dalton
Fred Miller
Si Fred Miller, Jr
Walter H. Bennett
New Constitution Adopted by Society at St John Lutheran
The Young People's society of St John Lutheran church presented a new constitution at a Thursday meeting in the school hall. Committee members Rev E F Schueler John Engle and Ford Schmidt led the process. The constitution will be ratified at the next meeting. Flora Linz Walther league secretary read a note about a tuberculosis hospital to be built in Wheatridge Colorado. Financial drives will run in April across congregations with Robert Bangert and Miss Lins named team captains for a membership campaign to start immediately.
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Young People’s Society
St. John Lutheran Church
E. F Schueler
John Engle
Ford Schmidt
Flora Linz
Walther League
Wheatridge
Colo
Robert Bangert
Miss Lins
YWCA Plans Wyaconda Camp With Fund Drive
The YWCA executive committee decided to run a camp at Wyaconda this year. C. N. Thomas, camp owner, attended. A fund campaign starts March 15 with Miss Ida Stewart as campaign director. Florence A. Crush is recreation director and Mrs. John T. Inghram leads the camp committee assisted by Mrs. C. A. Osborn as housekeeper.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Wyaconda
C. N. Thomas
Ida Stewart
Florence A. Crush
John T. Inghram
C. A. Osborn
Luther Memorial C E Society Elects New Officers
Walter Harvey was elected president of the Christian Endeavor society at Luther Memorial church. Other officers include Rev I W Bingaman as vice president Miss Laura Newell as secretary Miss Marie Nell as treasurer Miss Edna Bock as pianist and Myra Worman as assistant.
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Walter Harvey
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Luther Memorial Church
I. W. Bingaman
Laura Newell
Marie Nell
Edna Bock
Misa Myra Worman
Fathers Night at High School Event Tonight
Friday night will be Fathers Night in the high school with an interesting program. Speakers for the evening include J. F. Wellemyer Rev Robgt Van Meigs and J. L. (name parts).
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J. F. Wellemyer
Robgt van Meigs
J. L
High School Trio Performs Music Program
Miss Olga Sander piano Paul Morrison cello Herbert Schott violin will present a musical program at the high school. Henry W Trueblood plans to travel to Chicago Sunday night for the Women's Missionary conference of the Inter Church World Movement to be held at Kimball Hall on March 3 and 9.
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Mintion
Henry W. Trueblood
Chicago
Women’s Missionary Conference
The
Inter-Church World Movement
Kimball Hall
Friday Bargains in House Brooms and Matches
Local ad copy showcases good quality House Brooms at 59 cents each, a 75 cent value on sale for Friday. Headlight Safety Matches offered at a special Friday price, five boxes for 25 cents in the Economy Basement.
Woman's Bungalow House Dress Aprons on Sale
Women’s bungalow house dress aprons in blue percale offered at 1.49 down from 2.25 values. Voile waists in neat styles, good material, priced 1.19 to 1.50, with promo notes indicating single week sale.
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