Society notes from Quincy pages highlight guests and visits
Women and children focused society page from Quincy, Peoria notes a joint D A R reception at the Historical Building for the 132nd anniversary of the national constitution with Mrs. Chubbuck state vice regent and Mrs. James Hamilton Henley as guests. Local society rounds up visits from Michigan Iowa California and Illinois with trips, entertainments, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
H. E. Chubbuck
Dorothy Quincy
Polly Sumner
Chubbuck
Quincy
James Hamilton Henley
Mannmouth
T. Dewey Woodruff
Church News Plan For Banquet
The second annual banquet of the Parent Teacher association of the Congregational Sunday school is set for late October. A Monday school meeting elected officers including Superintendent Chester Poling Secrary Robert White Treasurer Chris Klein Librarian Miss Stella Wachter Intermediate superintendent Mrs 0 G Mull Junior superintendent Miss Amanda Westhold Primary superintendent Mrs Jr Will Wall Cradle roll superintendent Mrs Harold Moore and Senior High department leader George B Cawthorne D L Musselman leaves Tuesday for Charleston Illinois to attend the annual Methodist conference and is not expected back until early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
The
Congregational Sunday School
Chester Poling
Robert White
Chris Klein
Stella Wachter
0. G. Mull
Amanda Westhold
Will Wall
Cradle
Harold Moore
George B. Cawthorne
D. L. Musselman
Charleston
Ill
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Expert Golf Man Lays Out Course At Country Club
Bob Foulis golf pro arrived from St. Louis to survey the new Country Club course site in Quincy. He will draft plans for a nine hole layout, with final charts due by week’s end, while architect Batsby works on club house plans costing about 50 thousand dollars and a scenic approach from Twenty fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Foulis
Quincy
St. Louis
Foulis
St. Louis Country Club
Batsby
Twenty-fourth Street
Quincyans Leaving To Attend Colleges
Miss Leatha Bunting daughter of T R Bunting of East Vermont Street departed Tuesday for Jacksonville to continue studies at Jacksonville Women's College. Miss Alice Fry also leaves today for Wooten Kentucky where she has accepted a position or place to study or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Hazel Allard
Rockford, Ill
Miriam Pendleton
Chicago
The
Art Institute
Miss A. Burman
Miss Wheeler
Bernice Wheeler
Grove Avenue
Betty Ames
Roswell
N. M
Miss Ames
Ilinois College
Quincey
Madison, Wis
Virginia Fry
Maria Bowen
William Becker
Galesburg
Knox College
Leatha Bunting
T. R. Bunting
East
Vermont Street
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Women's College
Alice Fry
Wooten, Ky
Endeavorers Meet in Mendon for County Conference
Mendon hosts delegates from city Christian Endeavor societies for a two day conference at Congregational church starting Friday evening. Over 25 representatives are expected with Rev I W Bingaman opening, and speakers from Y M C A service, junior leaders, missionary workers and Look Out committee. A banquet will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendon
Christian Endeavor Conference
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
I. W. Bingaman
Slinois Christian Endeavor Union
W. O. Shank
Army
A. L Hager
Beardstown
Earl Beem
Champaign
Theresa Parsons
Quincy
E. P. Gates
Chicago
Conference of Missionary Workers
Harry W. Githens
Conference Speakers Announced For County Christian Event
Field secretary Gates and Rev. Ed ward A Card present addresses as superintendent of the St. Louis Sunshine Rescue Mission. Rev. Card to deliver sermon and vesper service. Carl P Johnson of Abington to speak Sunday afternoon as County Christian Endeavor Union superintendent. Mrs. Mary Aleshire of Plymouth to close. Delegates will receive lodging and breakfasts from Mencon hosts. large crowd expected. County officers promoting the conference: Lola Smith of Clayton president, Harry Githens Quincy first vice president, Ruth Meyer second vice president, Mrs. Frank Thomas of Columbus secretary, Neva Nations of Camp Point treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Edward A. Card
St. Louis
Lola Smith
Clayton
Harry Githens
Quincy
Ruth Meyer
Frank Thomas
Columbus
Neva Nations
Camp Point
Dewey Parent Teachers Plan Lawn Social on School Lawn
The Dewey Parent-Teachers Association hosts a lawn social Friday from 3 30 p m with activities on the school lawn and an evening party in the gymnasium. A carousel of sales and refreshments will entertain attendees for the benefit of local school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Business College
Parent-Teachers Association of
Dewey School
Returned Missionary Will Speak Tonight
Miss Cecelia Johnson a returned missionary from Burmah will speak at Central Baptist church at 8 o clock tonight sharing vivid experiences in the East. She bears many curios and mementoes from the Land of the White Elephant and the public is invited. Johnson is guest of Mrs Ella Lewis 1219 Maine street. Before sailing she visited Rev Lee Lewis in Burmah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Johnson
Burmah
Central Baptist Church
White Elephant
Miss Johnson
Ella Lewis
Maine Street
United States
Lee Lewis
Local Weddings Highlight Community Ties
Edith Walterman and Walter Doellman to wed October 1 at St John Catholic Church. Attendants include Eleanor Walterman and Mayme Doellman. The Doellmans plan to make Quincy home after Mr Doellman joins Knittle Show Case Co. Damhorst Meyers and Clarence Damhorst wed at St Francis Church. Afterwards, they host breakfast prior to two-week wedding trip and settle at 3004 North Twelfth Street. Blanche Lind and Clement C Miller marry at St Francis Church, with Grace Miller and Reynolds Wissman as attendants. they plan to visit St Louis then return to 711 North Twenty-second Street. Miller works with Otis Elevator. Damhorst couple both noted for scholastic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doellman
Walterman
Edith Walterman
North Ninth Street
William DoellIman
North Eighth Street
St. John Catholic Church
Eleanor Walterman
Misa Mayme Doellman
John Walterman
Gerry Hummert
Lawrence Doellman
Knittle Show Case Company
Quincy
North Twelfth Street
Damhorst
Miller Lind
Blanche Lind
Bader
Clement C. Miller
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Francis
Grace Miller
Reynolds Wissman
St. Louis
Brennan Carroll wed in St Louis office ceremony
Miss Annette K Brennan of St Louis and Alfred B Carroll of Chicago were married by Justice of the Peace J L McCullough in his office Monday afternoon at 4 o clock. They will reside in Chicago after a wedding trip of several weeks.
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Stuart Hoonan
Jim
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Frank Weems En
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Mayme Doellman
Colletta Hummert
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