P E O Meets In Denver Reports And Local Socials
Mrs J D Arnold read an ex alient report on the P E O supreme meeting held in Denver this fall. The chapter discussed the past year's work, ghost story by Mrs Anderson Lee and song by Mrs H E Becker. Various local guests attended including Miss Elsie Hall from Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Arnold
Denver
J. E. Dorsey
Anderson Lee
H. E. Becker
D. R. Yantis
H. W. Trueblood
Moorman
Kirksville
Elsie Hall
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren Church
R. A. Morton
Moose
Moose Hall
George Feld
Roy Berner
Minnie Small
Marshall True
William Barkow
Glan Becker
Hans Peil
Minneapolis
Albert Lucker
Minnie Vogt
Stevensville
Mich
Will Lewin
Chicago
Fred Peil
Golden
Fred Weissgerber
Keosauqua
Iowa
John Spring
North Third Street
Spring
All Club Women Invited to Chicago Luncheon
Mrs J F Nachbour state chairman of industrial and social conditions for the State Federation of Women's clubs requests all club women to attend a noonday luncheon at the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago on Wednesday Oct 28 Dr Frank Billings will speak on Plans for the Handicapped of Illinois Tickets are seventy five cents and may be obtained through Mrs Frank Allport 616 South Michigan avenue Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Nachbour
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
Frank Billings
Illinois
Quincy
Frank Allport
South
Michigan Avenue
Assistants Named For Toy Department Aid Cheerful Home Sale
Mrs. Don Hoover, chairwoman of the Cheerful Home White Elephant sale children’s clothes and toy department, selects assistants including Mrs. J. F. Garner, Mrs. H. E Becker, Mrs. Pipe, Mrs. Bert Plan, Mrs. W. Reed, Mrs. Elmo Johnson, Mrs. F. M. Jackson, Mrs. H. G. Anderson and Mrs. Elmer Lummis. Articles for the sale can be sent to the Armory Tuesday or Wednesday, or callers will be picked up by the committee. The event, starting October 30 for three days, promises a delightful affair with each booth stocking many new and some used items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hoover
Cheerful Home
J. F. Garner
H. E Becker
Pipe
Bert Plan
W . Reed
Elmo Johnson
F. M. Jackson
H. G. Anderson
Elmer Lummis
Y W C A Secretary Visit By Miss Snyder In Quincy
Miss Margaret Snyder from the central field spent Friday in Quincy visiting the local Y M C A and discussing ways to secure a general secretary for the association and other matters with the local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snyder
Y. W. C. A. Central Field
Quincy
Snyder
Central Field
Miss Snyder
Mrs Robt Halbach Wins Davidson Cup Golf Prize
Mrs Robert Halbach won the nine hole tournament trophy called the Davidson Cup at the club. Other players listed include Mrs John Stillwell Mrs Joseph Barlow Mrs Ira Calkins Mrs Frank Whitney and several others. A note mentions coal supply to New York could fill a train to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Halbach
Dave Davidson
John Stillwell
Joseph Barlow
Ira Calkins
Frank Whitney
Thomas Burrows
Emory Lancaster
Charles Gay
A. O. Lindsay
Herman Brown
Kirk Shawee
Bert Gardner
Arthur Figer
George Reeves
New York
Salt Lake City
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron and Seeing the Road
A columnist questions Mrs. G's travel observations and explains why some travelers see little while moving much. She notes varied views on landscapes and calls travel a mental soothing habit, likening it to a rocking chair on a porch and suggesting a motive to travel is to write home about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G
New
Territory
Thoreau
Concord
Mass
Quincy district meeting schedules two day evangelistic conference
The Quincy district gathers at Vermont Street Methodist Church on Oct 27 28 with out of town speakers and cafeteria meals served by church women. The program outlines morning praise prayer evangelistic talks by J E Washburn and others followed by lunch and afternoon sessions on stewardship evangelism church program and publicity. Evening features include The Laymens Part in the Task and a Prairie service with further addresses and a millon souls drive. Morning Tuesday continues with strategy of the campaign prayer times and a consecration service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Vermont Street Methodist
S. C. Williams
J. E. Washburn
J. W. van Cleve
Commission On Finance
E. K. Towle
A. H. McConnell
Guy Holmes
Holy Living
D. F. Nelson
A. T. Grumman
Fred Reed
J. T. Stretton
John W. Perry
Actvvities
Chicago Area
D. L. Musselman
General Conference
J. C. McMahon
Milo Galloway
Otho Arnold
Church of Tomorrow
Victor L. Thrall
Department of Spiritual Resources
Union Services At Bethel Church
Union services will be held Sunday evening at Bethel Methodist Church and Kentucky Street Methodist Church. The program includes Prelude by Walter Hermann, congregational song, prayer by Rev. W. C. Schultze, choir song Under Thy Wings, offertory and announcements by the pastor, address The Official Board and Revival by Mr. Schlagenhaus, Address The Sunday School and Evangelism by H. Weirather, violin solo Sunset by Miss Mildred Lange, and further addresses on Responsibilities Toward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Methodist Church
Bethel Church
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Walter Hermann
W. C. Schultze
Addass
Mr. Schlagenhaus
H. Weirather
Mildred Lange
United Enlistment Movement Meeting at church
A United Enlistment Movement meeting was held Friday at the United Brethren church. Speakers included Rev. B Leach, Rev. Perkins, Rev. France, Rev. Regner, Rev. Schleser, Rev. Fowler, Miss Elsie Hall, and Mr. Vass. Rev. Fowler led a two hour round table discussion Friday afternoon on various subjects. A fellowship supper followed, with services planned for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
United Enlistment Movement
Leach
D. D
Galesburg
Perkins
Casey
Ree Ev
France
Coluga
Isl
A. Regner
Maysville
Schleser
E. Fowler
LaFayette
Ind
Elsie Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Vass
Colusa
Fowler
Echu
Unsaved in the Community and Evangelistic Program Notes
The feature lists speakers and musical performances in a church evangelistic program. Highlights include addresses by Riv. F. S. Eitelgeorge and Dr. L. F. Kettel kamp, songs by Henry Song and a male church quartet, and a talk on “Minutemen and Unit Leaders in the Evangelistic Campaign” by Charles Eitcherhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riv
F. S. Eitelgeorge
Henry Lange
Junior Choior
Charles Eitcherhauer
L. F. Kettelkamp
Rev Meigs Home From State Baptist Meet
Rev Robert Van Meigs has returned home from the Illinois Baptist state convention in Jerseyville where 450 delegates attended. The closing banquet Friday evening drew 400 guests and Rev Meigs offered the closing prayer as G W Potter of Shurtleff College was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van Meigs
Illinois Baptist State Convention
Jerseyville
Central Baptist Sunday school and Christian Science schedule
G R Pierson of Alton joins Mr Meigs as guest in the Channon home and will speak to Central Baptist Sunday school pupils. Meigs will discuss the convention at the morning hour. First Church of Christ Scientist holds a testimonial service Wednesday at 8 PM. E A Coley of the local Y M C A will sing at Vermont Street Methodist Sunday services. Coley, from Alexander City Ala, previously worked with Robert Potter in Montgomery Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Pierson
Alton
Meigs
H. ©. Channon
Central Baptist Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
E. A. Coley
Vermont Street
Mr. Coley
Alexander City
Ala
Robert Potter
Quincy
Mississippi Congressman Perry Quin Honored by Constituents
In Copiah county Mississippi Perry Quin representative of the seventh district enjoys strong support from Mr and Mrs J D Barson. They have named their newborn daughter Quinite and two sons Quin and Quintard after the congressman following their triplets birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Quin
Mississippi
Congress
J. D. Baron
Copilah County
Quinnite
Quin
Quintard
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Mrs. Monroe
C. H. Blackburn
Betty
Cincinnati
E. N. Monroe
Ed Cameron
North Eighteenth Street
Emma Jackson
Miss Jackson
Georgena Cottrell
Ed Bartling
South Tenth Street
Afernoon
George Richmoueller
Freda Bach
Los Angeles
Cal
Bartling
Henry Klapproot
H. Schutte
E. Mester
V. J. McDavitt
Emil Birrer
Lillian
Margaret Worth
John Worth
North Fourth Street
Portland
Ore
Portland Board of Education
Wheelock
Young People’s Society
Unitarian Church
Hallowe'en
John Wheelock
Twenty-seventh
Hampshire Streets
Miss Nesbitt
Lottie Nesbitt
L. B. Nesbitt
York Street
Eleanor Dowd
Leora McClean
Helen Klepper
Leona Blodgett
Selma Willett
Hannibal
Elmer Thuer
Edwin Thaoer
Lawrence Kall
Louis Kill
Frank Reed
Edward Sweeney
Kirtley Hoatess
Marcellus Kirtley
Independent Whist Club
Clara Wilson
Elizabeth Snell
Toronto
Frances Johnson
William Osborn
Mulliner
John Hall
Monroe
Grover Swigert
Bertha Dick Brown
St. Boniface Choir
St. Boniface Church
Louis Zwick
North Ninth Street
Bunco
Elizabeth Jansen
Walter Bernsen
Zwick
Stahl
George Stahl
Frank H. Betts
Utica
N. Y
City
Betts
Nan Deadrick
Heidbreder
August Heidbreder
State Street
August Niekamp
Detroit
Niekamp
Henry Flachs
Robert Roethlesberger
Robert, Jr
New York City
Wilcox
Chester Wilcox
Jack
Mr. Wilcox
David Wilcox
East
Hampshire Street
John Guinan
Houston
Tex
Dan Orr
Niehoff
George Niehoff
Jacksonville
Helen
W. A. Schaller
South Fourteenth Street
Ed Hopke
HH. Vansteel
E. M. Thomason
Liberty
Red Cross
Schwindeler
Nell Crawford
C. F. Scholtz and Son
Arnold Scholtz
California
Scholtz
George P
Ed Behrensmeyer
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
Kansas City
Behrensmeyer
Pauline Behrensmeyer
W. A. Luther
Locust Boulevard
Luther
Fred Kircher
J. K. Thomas
Frank Chatten
Minnie Thomas
Walter Chatten
Glenn Chatten
Frank Young
Will Edwards
William Chatten
Walter Avise
Eugene Poole
Mollie Earel
Herbert Parsons
Lottie Luther
Glen Arrowsmith
R. A. Chase
Edgar Welch
Spencer Grover
Raymond Kircher
Ernest Wissman
Slocum’s Ice Cream
Spring St
Toy
Stoan
Sloan's
Ruth Cameron
Methodist
H. F. Higgins
A. E Cole
D. L. Jeffers
F. A McCarty
T. A. Adams
Ee. le Ywit
W. H. McNeil
United Enlistment Movement Meeting
Rev. Meigs
State Baptist Meet
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Nees
Tarihi
Sigor
Ernie
Fletcher
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