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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1920

Page

8

Social Life in Quincy Tea at Woodland Home

Sunday afternoon hosted at Woodland Home with Miss Helen Reticker Miss Dorothy Boswell Miss Georgena Cottrell Miss Virginia Cone and Miss Gertrude Tenk pouring tea The public invited to visit from three to six o clock Numerous guests expected amid a lively social notices spread across the city showing visitors from St Louis and New York and gatherings at several homes and schools

Woodland Home Helen Reticker Dorothy Boswell Georgena Cottrell Virginia Cone Gertrude Tenk Duker Home W. T. Duker North Eighteenth Street Duker George Surmeyer St. Louis Surmeyer Victor Winters J. M. Winters East Jersey Street Ridgley Pierson F.C. Pierson lQuincy Glenns Falls N. Y Chicago Robert Baron J. A.S. Ehart Ehart John Warhetd East New York City Tig Up Ther Wilkin Barry

Turn Over the Leaf Diary Reflections on Thought

A fragment from Side Talks reflects on inner thoughts and daily doubts about self deception and ambition. It recalls quotes from a Civil War chaplain and Mary McLane, musing how private thoughts might shape public voice and whether life would be richer if more people shared inner ideas.

Taeda Chance Mane Bachkirteev

Miss Gladys McCarl to Wed Muskogee Man

Miss Gladys McCarl, daughter of Mr and Mrs C D McCarl of Omaha, will wed Burris of Muskogee Oklahoma. Burris is son of Mr and Mrs Burris and attended Gen City Painters College. Gladys educated in Barry and El. wedding to occur in the near future.

C. DD Veroot MeCarb Barry Burris

Pasadena Area School PTA Meeting Highlights

Terril Glascock represented the United Parent Teachers Association with Mrs Johnson as they reported on the first grade program. The event featured multiple student recitations and a plan to host a picnic at South Park at year end. Mrs Will Wall addressed the value of special subjects and school physical training efforts. An informal social hour followed with light refreshments.

Thomas Crocks Parent-Teachers’ Association of Webster School Guy Noll J. R. Hermeling J. A. S. Ehart M. G. Park Dorothy Fargo HH. D. Roberts Merker Elizabeth Balthrope Caroline Knollenberg Franklin School Madison Schol Association Toba Fick Dent Haesha S.A Tabard Ph Ware Bradford Dorothy Ruth Miter Dewey Constance Eis Parent-Teachers’ Association of Dewey Cead FE Jo Parker Dewey Parent- Teachers Cety Vos Z. W. Thart J.C van Meter Etta Stannus Terril Glascock United Parent-Teachers Association Johnson Eliza Lew Requet Virginia Brown Asee Salis Jeanette Bott South Park Berrian Will Wall Parent-Teachers’ Association

Mothers Day Observed in Quincey Churches

Mothers Day will be observed in Quincey churches Sunday with sermons by ministers and special services. Bethel M E Church offers a program by children in the morning and a fellowship program in the evening featuring various musical selections and readings by members.

Quincey Cta Apamother Mas Helen Rethsy Bo Bethel M. E Felow Dan Reuter Harvey Spoeht Tip Lane Phine Diet Melcret Lang Doreen Broeseh Ethel Pechuatlins Whiting Melva Specht Oren Motherhole Tecoma Melva Witty Umethers

Mothers Day Services and Film Screenings Planned

A church program for Mothers Day features readings and songs by parish members in the United Brethren church. Congregational Church will host open services with a maternal theme and a sermon on mothers. Evening program shows Mary Pickford in Thy Poor Little Rich Girl emphasizing maternal love and home life.

The Yellow Umbrella for Children Today

Fragmented OCR summary mentions a children's feature titled The Yellow Umbrella and references to Mary Mi Mie, Piper, Latins, and actors. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item appears to be a brief notice or program note about a children’s segment or show with related performers.

Mary Ato Ou Piper

Saturday Juvenile Picture Program Offered Free

The regular Saturday afternoon juvenile picture program will be shown with free admission for the public. The effort invites families and children to attend the cinematic event, highlighting accessible entertainment in a community setting.

Church News Special Music Sunday

Select quartet from Reese great overture Stabat Mater to walk the stage at the Part Union Concert and church Sunday. The quartet will be conducted by Miss Margaret Runahan cuprana. There will be selections from the great Trehan writer especially appropriate for Mothers Day. The beauty tenderness and melody of these numbers are superb. Preaches At Anna Brown Home. Revo Dianean district superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal church gave the sermon in services held in the Anna Brown Home Friday evening. The services are held regularly in the Home on Thursday evening but were postponed until Pricas this week. Mizpah Class Party hosted by Mr A J Mens roe Mrs Paul Clyne Mr Daved Leng Mrs Margaret Reeder Mrs Pula Morey and Mrs TUE Nichler to members of the Mizpah Dabble Gines of the Vermont Street MB church at a pert party in the wood Mrs Menge Boe Jers street hosted.

Amon Daugherty Hampshire Street Montgomery Carrot Earl Carlton Herbert Schott Glenwood Thompson Kuehlenhoelter Quincy Calla Kuehlenhoelter Cit Oak Forest Whurhdoal Reese Margaret Run Hasan Cuprana Trehan Anna Brown Revo Dianean Methalot Epicchal Church Pricas A J. Mensroe Paul Clyne Daved Leng Margaret Reeder Pula Morey Tue. Nichler Vermont Street Menge Boe Jers Strest

Class business session attended by thirty seven members

A class held an afternoon business session with about 37 members present.

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