Social Life in Quincy Sees Numerous Local Gatherings
Mrs. Russell Williams hosted Wayside Inn luncheon at Grove avenue with F Montgomery Smith and Ellen Sinnock as guests. Atlantis society met with James Beckwith’s paper on The Influence of Literature on France. Meyer guests included Grace Woods of Washington, D.C. and Lilian Pierson to visit from St. Louis. Marie Murphy of Chicago visiting relatives. Engagement and social notes follow with engagements, dinners, card club events, and a YWCA reception for Grace Stuckey. Multiple residents host and attend gatherings across Quincy, featuring Bertha Haldwin, Lola Stewart, and Mrs. Frank Weems among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Russell Williams
Grove Avenue
F. Montgomery Smith
New York City
Frank Llewellyn
Ellen Sinnock
Alfred Castle
Oliver Williams
Atlantis
Atlantis Society
James Beckwith
France
Meyer
HE. TH. Meyer
Jersey Street
Grace Woods
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Lilian Pierson
Quincy
Marie Murphy
Chicago
Mroo
Emery Lancaster
Poplar Bluffs
Tom Haldwin
Sto Lear
Miss Stewart
Mise
Lola Stewart
South Sixteenth Street
Teachers! Association of Adams School
C. A. Vifer
Country Club
IX. Montgomery Smith
Frank Weems
Wifer
Frank Whitney
Ira Calkins
Rome Arnold
Silas Hayworth
T. EE. Thompson
Charles Lee Weems
Woodland Home Fund Grows and Seeks Larger Donations
Subscriptions to Woodland Home fund drive continue amid weather delays. J Henry Bastert, chairman, reports 70 children at the orphanage and the campaign seeks 80,000 dollars for three years of maintenance and care. Mrs Winter Dursex chairs the committee, noting rain hampered efforts and some pledges remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Bastert
Charmian
Collins
Ats
Diastertrad
Windter Dursex
Wermits
Card Party by K of C Auxiliary at Lakes Luxctary
Members of the Lakes Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus held a card party and dance at the Lakes Beach site. Whist and other games were played, prizes awarded to Mrs Posegh Rief and Mrs Mry RW Poraueder, with several guests noted and the event run by auxiliary officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entertains Card Club
Jessie Siepker
South Sixteenth Street
A. Doerr
Anna MebLean
Mary Wand
Wkrard
Onoward
Posegh Rief
Poraueder
Deeter
Phe Gay Peck
Leo Woehorehen
Ellen Cunna
Walter Ernst
Wschety
Cornelia Reert
Tertere Reid
Mi Hh
Wedding of Miescuba Tenkans and Bernard dlethake
The couple wed in a complete surprise ceremony for close friends at Port Madison. The bride and groom, escorted by Mise Marcaret HetlThake and Terbert Lawey, plan a Davenport Rock Ushind honeymoon before settling with the bride on Nerta Enghith street. The groom's family includes Mr und Mors. Helihake and sseemfowed at the Otis Elevator company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Dlethake
Port Madison
Marcaret HetlThake
Terbert Lawey
Hellhake
Davenport
10 Mo Jerians
Nerta Enghith Street
Uind Mors. Helihake
Otis Elevator Company
Chaddock School Boys Aid W F M S Program
Miss Margaret Bennett led the Waomen's Foreign Missionary society program at Vermont Street Methodist Church with Chaddock School boys assisting. Navy of speakers covered Malaysia topics including Singapore Sumatra and Java, with notes on Malay Peninsula and Methodist church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bennett
Waomen’s 9 Foreign Missionary Society
Vermont Street
Moe
Chaddock Boys School
Miss Bennett
Eva Frields
W. F. McDeowell
National
Little Boys Glee Club
J. C. Settles
J. Poth
Polk
Pergeant Eldredge
Malaysia
San
Kenneth Merhan
Malay Peninsula
Robert Shapperd
Singapore
Wiliam Boley
Sumatra
Fred Hackett
Java
Fred Watts
Sarawak
Chaddock
Coverdale Rennisen
Waller
Howard McPherson
Frank Smoth
Toon
Oae Monen
Foreign Missionary Society
Peres Lee Gilbert Donald Armstrong
Check Moorman
James Adair
Goveree Lavine
Edward Sachen
Acs
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Benanett
Nolerks’ School
Mayltia
Miss Roxanna McNeall Gives Piano Recital
Miss Roxanna McNeall presented a piano recital Wednesday evening in Quinon of Music. The program featured Beethoven and Chopin among other composers and drew praise for her power and refined technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxanna McNeall
Quinon of Music
Miss McNeall
Ouimes
Beethoven
Os Batert
Chopin Rubenstei
Satut Sacus
O Sanmabati
Potdint
Gouns Do
Moes McNewd
Church News From Local Churches Reported
District superintendent Charles Duncan left for Des Moines Iowa to attend the international Methodist conference. The Women’s Guild constitution was presented and accepted at First Congregational Church with officers to be elected later. The United Brotherhood Church hosted the tenth missionary meeting and discussed China. The May meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society at the First Presbyterian focused on sewing for Woodend Home with supper served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Meines
Charles Duncan
The
Methodist Church
Iowa
Womens Guild
First Union Vongregational
Tietee Hinkert Tates
United Brothern Church
Frank Little
Fred Hrookschmidt
Prentam Gaa
China
Gihald Metts
Firet Presbyterian Chrch
World Wide Guild Explained to Baptist Girls
Miss Crissman of the World Wide Guild spoke to Central Baptist girls at Mrs Channon’s home about forming a Quincy chapter. The movement supports home mission work with hospital supplies, paving, and relief, including dormitory projects in Swatow China. Members have donated $12,800 toward the effort. the group uses a white rose emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cissentin
World Wide Guild Efferts of
the Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church
Hf. O. Channon
North Eighth Street
Miss Crissman
Galt
Mist Criss
India
China
Japan
Orgarevers
Ho Qidlk
Gilssiogaries
Dro Morguente Everham
Swatow
Miss Mine Grage
Varage
Africa
Mess Luethe Adats
Pennslvania
Katherine Viewe
Indiana
Switew
Women Vote Rights At District Club Meeting
Wives of Country Club members may be permitted to vote at the annual meeting. This marks the first time women will have the right to vote in the meeting. Reports of the club’s activities over the past year will be presented and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Country Club
Lara
Side Talks Show Retail Prices and Consumer Advice
An article critiques advice given by a major outfitter to women buyers criticizing spendthrift habits. It argues the retailer’s guidance on home making and price sensitivity reveals self interest and questions the impact on consumers. The piece traces attitudes toward value, prices, and who benefits from price pressure.
Appetite and Digestion Booster Promotes Nourishment
Describes a remedy that creates appetite aids digestion and purifies the blood. It promotes assimilation to secure full nutritive value of food and strengthens the whole system.
Personal Notices Mention Local Figures And Moves
Miss Maude Dunbar a Jefferson teacher confined to home Richard Durant spent ten hours in Quincy visiting his parents and planning a move to Butte Mont where he will work as a chemist for DuPont Powder. John L. Green health improves after six weeks ill health. Henry Snyder returns to Otis Stevens work as manager of ceremonies. Miss Mare Plesselmear arrives from Chicago to join friends in town.
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Maude Dunbar
Jefferson Select
Richard T. Durant
Quincy
Washingoon
D.cane
Delaware
Pong
Butte, Mont
DubPont Powder Company
Mr. Durant
Van
A. M. Tourant
Othe
Wiskirehen
John L. Green
T. Lb. Green and de Grocers
Why Measles May Be Dangerous
Few of us escape measles it is a common childhood disease. The air passages stay inflamed after eruption and fever, risking pneumonia. Nightly Vicks VapoRub helps by drawing out inflammation and delivering vapors through the skin and breathed in during sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N.C
Black and White Bondage Ointment Ad Claims Safe Treatment
An old advertisement hawks a facial treatment using a Black and White Ointment and a separate wash, promising relief from skin marks, freckles, and blemishes. It touts a home remedy routine including apply and wash steps, with a mail request for samples and literature from Black and White Bowgie in Memphis, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wweass
Ee Feriunate
Black and White Bowgie
Memphis
Tent
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