Community Notes on Reverend Trueblood Surprise
Ladies' Aid of United Brethren Church hosted a surprise party for Rev and Mrs W Trueblood at Mr and Mrs Charles Pinken home on North Third Street. The event featured welcome speeches, department heads presenting gifts, and refreshment service. The Vermont Street Methodist Epworth League also surprised their new pastor and wife Rev and Mrs J McCarty with a evening visit and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ” Brethren Church
W. Trueblood
Adies
F. Brocksmith
Eir
Vermont Treet Methodist Church
Epwortheague
McCarty
T. Edgar’ Musselman
Phi Garama Delta
Edgar Wisherd
Charlea Wilcox
Charles Bartlett
Emil Halbach
Harvey Sprick
Miss Julia Sinnock to Be Married Today
Miss Julia Sinnock Weds Captain Henry D Oberdorfer in a morning ceremony at 9 at the Sinnock home 1415 Hampshire Street. Reverend R. leads the vows in a family setting with close relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sinnock
Henry D. Oberdorfer
J. W. Sinnock
Hampshire Street
Be Homeopathic About Bluntness In Truthful Talk
An essay on bluntness as a mind disease and the homeopathic remedy of frankness. It argues blunt honesty often harms, while measured frankness tailored to the other person can prompt reflection, though it may also backfire if the recipient lacks the same openness.
Hartley to Officiate at Oberdorfer Wedding in Bloomington
H Hartley will officiate the wedding as Captain Oberdorfer, an assistant in the University of Illinois office of the supervisor of architecture, hosts his Bloomington hometown relatives including Miss Aubrey Oberdorfer, Carol Oberdorfer, Mr and Mrs L J Ochs. The party will depart for Davenport after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hartley
Oberdorfer
University of Illinois
Davenport
Aubrey Oberdorfer
Carol Oberdorfer
Jolly and Murphy Wed at Presbyterian Parsonage
Mrs Iola Jolly daughter of Mr and Mrs James Grey of Quincy and Ray Ellis Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Luther Murphy of Macomb were married at 8 oclock by Rev R H Hartley of the Presbyterian church in the parsonage. They left in their car for Hannibal and will later go to Galesburg to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Jolly
James Grey
Quincy
Ray Ellis Murphy
Galesburg
Luther Murphy
Macomb
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
Hannibal
South Side Boat Club Dance and Trophy Awards
The South Side Boat club will host a complimentary dance Thursday night in its club house to honor trophies won in the recent regatta. The Dramatic club plans a future play with rehearsals starting Monday night, and a board meeting is scheduled for Monday. The boat house has been cleaned and redecorated, presenting a fine appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Boat Club
Dramatic Club
First fall vesper at Y W C A rooms Sunday
The Y W C A notes that the opening fall vesper service will be Sunday at 4 PM in the association rooms. The program topic is Impressions from Our Summer Conference with speakers including Miss Effie Adams, Miss Mary Williamson, Miss Lillian Meyer, and Miss Ruth Dickhut among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Adams
Mary Williamson
Lillian Meyer
Ruth Dickhut
Association supper features chicken pie and salads
Gertrude Frame, Irene Preece, Helen Osborn, L. Charle and Mary B. Hyde are listed among those attending as the association hosts. Chicken pie riced potatoes and salad are planned as the special supper for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Frame
Irene Preece
Helen Osborn
L. Charle
Mary B. Hyde
Woman's Auxiliary Meets at Fawcett Home Plans Year
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. John's Cathedral met in Mrs. Edward Fawcett's home to discuss plans for the year. Mrs. Nathaniel Thomas of Cheyenne Wyoming spoke on Indian Missions and the group volunteered to sew a box of baby clothing for an Indian baby in Wyoming and to clothe children there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Cathedral
Edward Fawcett
Nathaniel Thomas
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Wisconsin Sunday School Gathering Echoes Joy
A poor clergyman in Wisconsin hosted a pleasant afternoon with refresh ments. Mrs A C Dallach closed the event with a song Daughter of Zion. Mrs J H Crafton entertained Sunday school teachers at 814 Sixth Avenue North from 4 to 6 o clock Friday. Trangad Business College missed the jolly gathering. the inviting poster decorating the college Saline reminded attendees of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kirtley
First Christian Sunday School
H. J. Dunbar
A. A. Seehorn
E. E. McEllese
Dunbar
Wisconsin
A. C. Dallach
Zion
J. H. Crafton
Sixth Avenue North
Trangad Business College
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W. R. Gelston
Ussell Barr
B. B. Williams
Frank Morgan
Dudley Jackson
Helen
Ethel Requet
Irene [Éasley
North Sixth Street
Montana
Miss Easley
H. W. Cranmer
Pleasant Hour
Louise Menke
West
Paul Wolf
E. F. Hunsaker
Glenn Winn
West Point
Iowa
Armstrong
Fred Robinson
Des Moines
Rockford
Chicago
Mrs. Maida Lee Folgate
George Dashwood
Garrett Schueler
Arizona
Henry Long
Kansas City
John Daniels
Rosalia Street
K. of C. Auxiliary
Daniels Nee Reinert
Miss Rosalia Street
Carl Kollmeyer
Margaret McCarl
Cambridge
Mass
Victor Winters
Ordnance
Arsenal
San Antonio
Jack Ellis
Robert Bacon
J. Phil Menke
Jessie Wrveckoff
C. J. Bush
J. R. Walker
Otto Mohrenstecher
Mr. Mohrenstecher
New York
Ethel Wavering
Carl Berter
Washington, D. C
Grace Tompkins
Little Rock Ark
Willis Cook
Margaret of
Paloma
Mabel Cook
Denver
O. F. Wadell
Sixteenth
State Streets
Colorado
Canyon City
Mr. Wadell
Polk Pierce
Estes Park
Pueblo
E. J. Parker
Boston
L. L. Woodworth
Quincy College of Music
Nancy
Four Leaf Clover Club
Moose Hall
Charles Morris
Charles Walker
William Cunnane
C. T. Morton
Carmen Lavingon
A. L. Oerschel
Edward Schulte
Century Club
Hamp ST
Swift
Ben Hur
Maple City
Owl Drug Store
Saraeae F
Frankn County
W. Riverside Coal Co
L. Frese
Ruth Cameron
Jolly-Murphy
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Caie
Church News
A Daly Ex di Conte
Nemo
Nemo Hygiexic Fashion Institute
New
Pioneer Creamery CO
Spring St
Quincy, II
Guy Nations
Hampshire ST
Jacobs’ Jewelry
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