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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1918

Page

8

Bridge Clubs Rally For Red Cross Fund Drive

Bridge clubs will host special events or entertainments next Monday to raise funds for the Red Cross drive. A visiting committee of three women urged clubs to add activities, with some hosting at home and inviting spouses to share expenses. Other benefits, including a baby show, are planned. the St. Martha society will hold a card party at the Good Shepherd rectory due to quarantine at Mrs. Beatty’s home. Auction bridge 500 and whist will be played with prizes at each table.

Red Cross Vesta Hassan C. R. Crum A. O. Lindsay Margaret Bull Guy Noll Russell Williams Emil Halbach Irma Bastert Grace Fargo Springfield Alfred Ellis Jack Ellis Emery Lancaster Kirk Shango Herman Brown St. Martha Society of the Good Shepherd Church Sarah Beatty

Promoting Caution Against Self Remedy Mania

A reader contesting my critique of people who avoid preventive medicine recalls a terrible tale of a friend who refused cures and later became gravely ill. The letter warns against promiscuous doctoring while endorsing safe home aids and calls for public health insurance to aid the financially strapped.

Richard Cabot

Y W C A Plans Military Drills For Girls

Cards go to young girls and women who may enjoy the drills to be started this evening by Miss Gertrude Frame physical director The drills in military tactics will be held every Tuesday and Friday evening Rev G Arthur Buttrick speaks to Student Council girls after school Wednesday

Gertrude Frame Association G. Arthur Buttrick

Ask City To Pay The City Forester

Quincys Civic Improvement League asked the city council to set aside up to $500 yearly in the budget to fund a city forester. The forester would enforce tree protection, planting, trimming and related ordinances. The petition, noting visitors praise Quincy trees as among the nation’s finest, was referred to the finance committee.

Quincy Civic Improvement League Finance Committee

Mendon Man Improves After Runaway Accident

Mendon residents report Charles Pilcher near Mendon is recovering after a runaway buggy threw him and left him with a broken leg and torn ligaments. George Pilcher returns from South Dakota where he visited cousin Walter Lawins. Mrs F T Hill arrives from Houston to visit Mrs Edward Rogers and remains for a period.

Mendon Charles Pilcher Near Mendon Mr. Pilcher George Pilcher South Dakota Walter Lawins

Chaddock Class To Stage Campus Play

The Chad dock school graduating class will present The Man Without a Country on campus June 4 in the afternoon. Mrs. George Hartung leads the production with roles played by James Fitz Florence Morgan Fred Bickley Aaron Burr Earl L. Waller Gail Hartwig Albertus L. Thomas Julius Eppersen Roy Gordon John Hoag Howard McPherson Robert Hagard Yates Conkey Chester Grofton John Copeland Albert Stenton.

Chaddock School George Hartung Shaw—Howard McPherson Cynthia Nolan Robert R. Hagard Yates Conkey Chester Grafton John Copeland Albert Stenton

High School Notes From City Assembly and Plays

High school assembly featured Miss Mabel Wilkerson of the University of Illinois Extension speaking on textiles and clothing conservation. Junior class tryouts produced nine girls for five parts in The Comedy of Errors, with May 24 as the performance date. Dr. Ralph Clark, fiancé of Alma Swope, left after visiting. senior theater projects include Hurry Hurry Hurry and a May 31 Star theater show. The senior excursion on the G. W. Hill sails May 24, proceeds to war work. bac calaureate and commencement plans to be decided. YWCA Girls Council meets with Rev George Arthur Buttrick planning vesper services May 19 and a May 31 Star theater show.

East Ralph Clark Alma Swope United States Navy Mabel Wilkerson Home Improvement Association Wilkerson University of Illinois Department of Home Economics University Brrors Hannan Menke Charlotte MecCarl Christine Chadwell Marie Reidy Elizabeth Oakley Martha Chamberlain Clark G. W. Hill Hannibal Association Rooms George Arthur Buttrick Star Theater

Fashions for Americans Smocks for winter and summer wear

Smocks have become a perennial favorite in fashion for women. They provide warmth over a blouse and skirt or with trousers at home and are ideal for garden, porch, and athletic activities in warm weather. The article describes two model sketches, fabric choices, and embroidery accents to finish the revers.

Navy Blue Georgette war bride veiling offered at two dollars a yard

Navy Blue Georgette war bride veiling, 40 inches wide, priced at $2 a yard, advertised by Halbach-Schroeder Co. Phil O'Brien names N Freund and Frank Johannes as aides in the Catholic church societies parade planned before laying of the St Aloysius home. Mr O'Brien serves as chief marshal.

Halbach-Schroeder Co Phil O'Brien N. Freund Frank Johannes St. Aloysius O’brien Trotter F. J. Hildebrand Broadway Pat O'Brien Armory Blessing Hospital George Castle Stannus Hampshire St William Uhlein Chicago Quincey Katherine Uhlein Jersey Street Wiskirehen Musicians’ Union Labor Temple Elaborate Roofing Co Ellington Unit Adams County Home Improvement Association Fred G. Smith Memphis Tenn Quincy Gordie Eastman Hal Dick Garnett Rundle Nauvoo Henry Schaefer C. Wilbur Specht Rock Island Arsenal Whig E. W. Castle North Sixth Avenue Chamber of Commerce Castle J. H. Waldron Indiana Benjamin F. Smith Stiers Missouri William Ott Whig Press Room Decatur Adrian Mich Ott

Church and parish events highlight midweek activities

The Presbyterian church guild meets all day Wednesday to sew for Blessing hospital with box luncheons. Home and Foreign Missionary societies of Vermont Street Methodist plan a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Chaddock school to collect old silver or gold for Belgium relief. Mother's Day is observed at Luther Memorial Church with special pews for mothers, including those with sons in the army or navy. Unitarian women sew Wednesday at Mrs A W Werner’s home for French and Belgium relief. Grace Methodist Christian Endeavor marks Win-smy-chum week with evening services. Mrs Ernest Spry hosts Missionary society at her home Wednesday afternoon. Central Baptist trustees meet tonight at the Gas and Electric office. Vermont Street Methodist Sunday School will celebrate Parents Day with a special program.

Guild of the Presbyterian Church Blessing Hospital Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Vermont Street Methodist Church Chaddock School Belgium Luther Memorial Church Amy Navy Unitarian Church A. W. Werner Grace Methodist Church Christian Endeavor Society Ernest Spry The Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church

Veterans Day Observed At Morning Church Services

At morning services in the church, Veterans' Day will be observed with remarks and prayers honoring veterans. The event marks the national day of remembrance for those who served in the armed forces.

Pastors Debate Ethics of Church Advertising

George B. Cawthorne and Rev. G. L. Losh presented on church promotion at the Ministerial Union meeting in the Y M C A. Losh spoke on Ethics of Church Advertising and Cawthorne on The Minister as a Salesman both described as good and interesting. A nominating committee was appointed by Rev. R. H. Hartley Rev. I. W. Bingaman and Rev. H. W. Trueblood to handle vacancies.

George B. Cawthorne G. L. Losh Ministerial Union Losh Mr. Cawthorne R. H. Hartley I. W. Bingaman H. W. Trueblood

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home News at Cottage 20

Mr and Mrs W H Anderson newlyweds of cottage 20 were serenaded at 8 30 Sunday evening. The groom and bride marched in as the wedding march played. Friends enjoyed the evening. Several residents returned from furloughs and passes while others were admitted or reported ill at the Home. Cottage 22 sees activity with residents on passes and recent hospital returnees.

J. C. Smith Payson Avenue W. H. Anderson Cottage 20 John Friday Cottage Keokuk Francis Williams A. C. Shears Ida Monroe Elgin Henry Daniels Stevenson Walgamott Glassford Ill

Red Cross Drive Plans Under Way in March Campaign

Leaders prepare for one of the fastest drives, opening with Charles Baylis lecture "A Thousand Miles Over the Battlefields of Europe." City and county chairmen of both divisions meet at Illinois State Bank, with ward and factory division leaders named.

Red Cross Charles Baylis Europe W. Emery Lancaster Illnois State Bank T. R. Evans C. Arthur Pfeiffer Elmer Lummis Charles R. Cottrell O. G. Mull A. A. Lindsay W. A. Jackson Herbert Hendricks G. Cawthorne Lawrence P. Bonfoey W. T. Duker Julius Kespohl Rudolph Tenk John Carroll A. R. Dick W. J. Ruff J. M. Winters Frank W. Crane

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