Bridge Hostess Plans Thursday Afternoon Social
Mrs W R Lockwood will entertain at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home on South Sixteenth street. Visiting Florida guests Mr and Mrs Hubert B Ives of New Haven Conn were in Palm Beach this winter and plan a brief Miami stay before returning home. Mrs Maida Lee Fosgate hosts dinner tonight at Hotel Newcomb for Miss Anna Howard Harbison and Captain Shelby Harbison of Lexington Kentucky. Mrs Montgomery Smith to visit in city from New York for several weeks with Frank Weems family. Mrs Lou Clarkan of Langdon Canada visiting in city with Miss Lydia Kettler and Miss Annette Bushman before heading to Edina Missouri.
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Bridge
W. R. Lockwood
South Sixteenth Street
Florida
Hubert B. Ives
New Haven
Conn
Palm Beach
Fosgate
City
Montgomery Smith
New York
Frank Weems
Lou Clarkan
Langdon
Alta
Canada
Lydia Kettler
Annette Bushman
Edina
John Clark
W. A. Millen
Bridge Club
North Fifth Street
Entertain at Sunday Supper in East Jersey Street Home
R and Mrs Charles Bartlett hosted a small dinner Sunday evening at their East Jersey street home in honor of Miss Mary Lois Brown and Captain Kilburn Brown of Chicago. Music and dancing followed, with guests including Miss Margaret Wells Miss Arlene Weis Miss Georgena Cottrell Newcomb Subwell George Persons and Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Charles Bartlett
East Jersey Street
Mary-Lois Brown
Captain Kilburn Brown
Chicago
Margaret Wells
Arlene Weis
Georgena Cottrell
Newcomb Subwell
George Persons
Johnny
Would You Spend Your Lives In Varying Careers
A reflective piece explores the fantasy of living five or more lives to try different paths. The author lists teacher, nurse or doctor, actress, department store sales and advertising writer, plus remaining ambitions. They emphasize personal identity and reject reincarnation as a wishful device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
National C E Worker Invited To Quincy Visit
Daniel Poling, a national Christian Endeavor worker, will be invited to visit the Quincy Union Christian Endeavor society April 28, with a special meeting planned for him if he can attend. The local union met Monday evening at Luther Memorial church for a missionary program and business session. Rev. I. W. Bingaman spoke on coming conventions for C E societies this summer. Young people from area churches joined in the missionary program featuring The Playing of the Moonbeams about Chandra Lee, a girl of the Orient, through readings and music. The program included readings and songs: Prelude Florence Rittman, How Chandra Lee Lost her Jewels Theresa Parsons, The Midnight Escape George Flohre, At the Palace of the King Lee Botts, The Five Fires Myra De Armound, Eve of a Goddess Tlunsaker, A Life Transformed Fern Burroughs, A Three-Perd Message Nina Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Poling
Christian Endeavor
Quincy Union Christian Endeavor Society
Luther Memorial Church
I. W. Bingaman
C. E
Chandra Lee
Orient
Florence Rittman
Theresa Parsons
George Flohre
Palace of the King
Lee Botts
Myra De-Armound
Fern Burroughs
Nina Spencer
Plan to Train Efficient Home Makers
An executive board meeting outlined a free training program for girls and women to become efficient home makers. The course, titled The Story of a Home, will start next Tuesday if arranged, with lectures from University of Illinois speakers and local talent. Classes may be held at Webster school auditorium, registration via cards or in person, with singers involved and home advisor Miss Taylor guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jieme Bureau
University of Ilinois
Webster School
Eva Frields
MM. Edward Fawcett
A. Rev
Alfred Ellis
Gay Braxton
John Inghram
Miss Taylor
Golden Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herman Behrens marked their golden wedding anniversary with a large family reunion at their Golden home. Forty three relatives attended as the couple, both about 75, received 96.50 in gold coins. Their children George and West Behrens of Golden, Alfred of Sweet Springs Kansas, and two daughters Rika Tilts of Minnesota and Tena Ehnen at home were present. One daughter in Minnesota could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrd
Herman Pehrens
Sweet Springs
Kansas
Rika Tilts
Minnesota
Tena Ehnen
Behrens
Trent and Welton Wed at Vermont Street Church Parsonage
Mrs. Loillian Trent and George Welton wed Sunday night at 9 welock in the Vermont Street Methodist church parsonage. Rev. F L A McCarty officiated. The couple, daughter of Walter Squires of Quincy and Mr Welton, will reside in Chicago. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Felix Stravinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loillian Trent
George Welton
Welock
Vermont Street Methodist Church
FL AL McCarty
Welton
Walter Squires
Quincy
Mr. Welton
Thompson
Chicago
Felix Stravinski
Y W C A Notes and Socials
The Business Women's club will hold its annual supper Thursday evening followed by a St Patrick social in the High School gymnasium. The association also hosted a picnic supper Monday evening with a planned hike canceled due to damp weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
St Patrick
Association
Rev Knobel Makes 19th Annual Visit To Children Here
Rev G C Knobel field secretary for the Illinois Children's Home and Aid society is in Quincy for his nineteenth annual visit to place eight local children. Four are in foster homes in the county and four in the city. The home operates several facilities including Mary A Judy Industrial School in Potomac Illinois for older girls. The agency, certified by the state and supported by local trustees including Bishop M Edward Fawcett, aims to place orphans in homes and continues visits until adoption or adulthood. Knobel seeks to place several boys aged 7 to 12 in good country homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society
G. C. Knobel
Quincy
Adams County
Evanston
Duquoin
Mary A. Judy
Potomac, Til
State Department of Publi Welfare
Chicagay Association of Commerce
M. Edward Fawcett
N. C. Sprick
D. L. Musselman
D. L. Musselman, Sr
John Stillwell
Knobel
Townsend
Church News St Rose Foresters Elect Officers
The Women’s Roman Catholic Order of Foresters No 208 elected officers including Mary Boyle Chief Ranger Bridget Pountain Vice Chief Ranger Marie Wrens Financial Secretary Ella Sullivan Treasurer Katherine Secwah Clara Land Barbara Eberling Trustees and Dr Elizabeth Ball medical examiner Installation set for first April meeting Lent services at Church of the Good Shepherd Fridays and Saturdays Litany and instructions Special revival services at Grace Methodist three weeks before Easter led by Rev G Lesh with multiple speakers from area churches noted. future events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Order of Foresters
Mary Boyle
Bridget Pountain
Marie Wrens
Ella Sullivan
Katherine Secwah
Clara Land
Barbara Eberling
Elizabeth Ball
Firace VM. F
Grace Methodist Church
Rev
G. Lesh
Lesh
G. G. Maples of
Lima
Grace Church
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Pla, Mecarty
The
Vermont Vehtoreh
Wintersams book event at New Rao Forum this day
The notice reports a reading by Preabsteriam J. OM Wintersams at the New Rao Forum this evening. The Guild of the church will refrain from obus reeling on Wednesday afternoon at the church.
All Day Prayer Meeting Set for Wednesday at Local Church
An all day prayer meeting will be held in the church on Wednesday. Speakers include Mrs. Hoon Channen on Local Needs, Mrs. Frank Bader on Africa, and Mrs. KE HT Stratman on Home Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
Channen
Frank Bader
Africa
Keht
Stratman
Home Missions
Ease the Painful Rheumatic Twinge
An advertisement touts the world’s popular counter stimulant for rheumatic pains. It claims quick, penetrating relief without rubbing, a warm tingling comfort, and no skin staining. Available in small and large bottles at druggists for 30c, 60c, and $1.20.
Community church notices and personal baptisms across town
Church groups announce meetings and social events at St Paul Evangelical East Fond Christian Congregational and Kentucky Street Methodist. Baptisms Sunday morning include Ruth Pauline Bennett and Karen Storck with sponsors. Preaching events run nightly at the Latter Day Saints home, with final social plans by I M E L society. Before the war London housed 60 000 two room families and many more in crowded rooms, figures now rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Bingeman
Ruth Pauline
Rev Bennett
Prairie Avenue
Karen Tda Storck
Oo. W. Storck
Kentucky
Mr. Storck
Ida
London
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Rosenheim
C. H. Seaman
Springfield
Charles Rosenheim
Park Place
Charles Bartlett
Mothers’ Club
L. C. Mauck
South Side
Home Bureau
J. McConnell
University of Ulinois
McConnal
Fifer
C. Arthur Fifer
California
600
Dro
W.oal Mallen
Melrose Chapel
St. Patrick
Aremnian Relief Fund
Esther Reeder
Quincy College of Music
Margaret Baker
Kirksville Normal School
Missouri
Kirksville
Bertha Gehring
Vermont Street
Has Card Club
T. Edgar Musselman
Ed Cameron
Tom Adams
Joseph McCrory
Frederick Parker
F. L. Stebbens
Harvey Sprick
Miss Brinton
Cora Brinton
Meeting of the Round Table
Katherine Dettle
Matt Dettle
Denner
Lilazati Singh
Edith Parsons
Ice Hedges
Dewey
Dewey School
John Barton
Douglas Riggs
George Trenion
Mildred Balzar
Gold Dust Twins
Woodrow Hadell
Dorothy Moorehead
Parsons
Suolo
Green
Grace Taylor
Kirk Shawge
New Orleans
Dr. Shawge
Ethel Stutsman
Red Cross
Camp Shennan
Ohio
Edward Adelpoht
Broadway
Atlantic Coast
Geo Dy
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Owill Owisit
Norfolk
Walter Huelsmeyer
St. Mary School Hall
John BL Leenker
John CL Wood
Harold
Nolia
Keokuk
Hazel
Florence Hawkins
West Point
Frank C. Hawkins
Sou North Seventh Street
National C. E
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Church News
St. Rose
Good Shepherd Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Rpom
Droua. Vograncis of
Iodina
Offieciate
Vermont Street Methodist
Ptdetis
Uridas
Afrs
Central Baptist
SLOAN
Pacific
J. DL. Arnold
Japan
Island of the Free
Emily Pese
China
Arsam
Robert van Meigs
India
St. Paul
East Fond Christian
Women's Guild
Tunsaker
Hampshire Street
Young Women's Club
Luther Wemorial
Bethel Wethodint
Missionary Society
Kentucky Street
Martha Bible
Louise Fisher
First Christian
I. M. EL Society
Mes J. Woerriek
Eider Falk
Eiderfield
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria & Harmiess
Comfary
New York City
Rotary Sewing Machine
Niehaus Bicycle & Sewing Machine House
K. of C. Bldg
Maine St
Nemo
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