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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

10

Delightful party aids Woodland home fundraiser

A Delighful card party hosted by Saah Pro Dia club at the Masonic temple raised thirty dollars for Woodland home. Thirty-six tables, lilac bouquets, and a chairing committee under Mrs. Thomas Hayes marked the event with various clubs joining in, some meeting there rather than at home.

Saah Pro Dia Club Masonic Temple Woodland Thomas Hayes

Stephens Werner Wedding in Quincy at Salem Church

Miss Marie Werner and Roy S Stephens of Quincy were married Thursday at 3 pm in the Salem Evangelical church parsonage by Rev H J Leemhuis. Attendants were Miss Marie Stephens and George Werner. Mr Stephens is a chauffeur and the couple will reside at 317 3 South Seventh Street.

Stephens- Werner Marie Werner Roy S. Stephens Quincy Salem Evangelical Church H. J. Leemhuis Marie Stephens George Werner Mr. Stephens South Seventh Street

English Tea Proves Entertaining Event at Vermont Street Church

The thirty ninth annual English tea by the Ladies Social Union of Vermont Street Methodist church drew over 200 guests with lilac decor and a menu. Miss Alice Osborn Hedges led overall planning with Mrs H C Jackson in charge of dining. notable tables included Mrs M K Sinnock and the Lucky Friday club. Music by local artists enhanced the evening.

Ladies’ Social Union Vermont Street Methodist Church Alice Osborn Hedges H. C. Jackson M. K. Sinnock B. F. Homan Mary Anderson H. Schmeideskamp Kespohl-Mohrenstecher D. L V. G T. Edgar Musselman Gem City Business College Lloyd Coons Harold Lummis Dan Barry Amera Daugherty Union

Quincy High to stage O Nara San by glee club

May 9 high school operetta O Nara San based on a Japanese story but written by an American composer. Miss Maude Harding directs rehearsals. cast includes Olga Sanders, Wilton Sanders, Agnes Bitter, Naomi Schultze, Robert Fry, and more. Senior excursion moved to May 10 to Hannibal. debate, YWCA talk, and junior class plays set for week.

Quincy High School J. F. Wellemeyer Hannibal Quincy League of Nations Robert Bunting Manuel Swartz Charlotte McCarl Robert Timmerwilke Rachelle Yarros Tommy

Church Tent Meetings Plan by Quincy Methodist Committee

The executive committee of the Quincy district of the Methodist church outlines plans for tent meetings. The group will organize services, coordinate speakers, and arrange locations to reach parishioners and newcomers with religious outreach in the coming weeks.

Vermont Street Methodist Church Kinderhook Bowen Centennary Movement J. C. Brown Pittsfield Vermont Street Quincy the Methodist Church

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