Women Teachers Host Reception For School Board Members
Women teachers and their husbands entertained Friday evening in Webster school auditorium for school board members and school officials. The event featured a musicale with violin numbers, readings, and solos, followed by ice cream and cake. Committee chairs announced decorations, program, and refreshments. Guests included Emma Beckwith Maude Harding Edna Heidbreder Gladys Harrison Ella Randall Adelaide Jansen and Emma Holmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster School
Emma Beckwith
Maude Harding
Edna Heidbreder
Gladys Harrison
Ella Randall
Adelaide Jansen
Emma Holmer
Ross Dickson
Dorothy Sellner
Hartung
Quincy College of Music
Kipling
John T. Inghram
Harold Knapheide
Josephine Kean
Altheide
Neighborly car invitaions and delayed arrivals saga
A neighbor recounts a weekend invite to interact with cousins forty miles away. They planned to train, switched to a car, and changed meeting points. The party arrived late after an hour’s wait in rain, sparking questions of courtesy and mutual inconvenience in social automotive hosting.
Y W C A Notes Ham and Eggs Supper Tonight
Ham and eggs will head the supper at the Y W C A this evening with a special Saturday program. A Jefferson school club formed in the association rooms Friday with ten members and more joining. Older girls’ clubs exist and younger members show enthusiasm. Many out of town visitors use the Y W C A as headquarters and meals, and rooms open to shoppers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Lyman Greenman
Jefferson School
Local Visitors and Camp Meeting Close Weekends
Beverly resident Elizabeth Carbaugh of Quincy visits her niece Mrs. Roy Kelley and relatives. Orville Rigg reports a public sale of stock Thursday. Clyde Hall and Mrs. Hall of Griggs ville visit Saturday night and Sunday with relatives. The Holiness camp meeting closes Sunday night. Mrs. Mabel Kelly Bader and Ora Funk visit their grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly, III
Elizabeth Carbaugh
Quincy
Roy Kelley
Orville Rigg
Clyde Hall
Griggsville
Mabel (Kelly) Bader
Ora Funk
Local notices and visits with a sermon at Bev erly bank
Kelly the first of the week Brigg s moving picture show in town this week G A Hendricks and family visited Blandinsville Saturday Q Nelson and family They returned home Monday Ruth and Rachel Waters visited Saturday and Sunday with Gladys and Lois Kelly Rev a tbatoba delivered an interesting sermon before his new congregation Sunday morning Mr Graft of Liberty had charge of the Beverly bank Monday
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A concise remark on human nature noting that people often delay repentance until after being exposed or caught with wrongdoing. The line suggests a skeptical view of moral awakening prompted by exposure rather than intrinsic reform.
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Robert Halbach
The
Presbyterian Church
Maine Street
Ladies’ Social Union
Luther Memorial Church
J. M. Dunlap
Hampshire Street
Presbyterian Sunday School
Robert Haley
St. Louis
A. Snyder
Mr. Haley
Mrs. Snyder
Ruth Cameron
Eagles
Eagles Hall
E. Wahle
E. Wortman
E. Hyer
Thomas Daughtery
E. Speckman
Robert Nelsch
Elmer Vance
George Marriott
Mrs. Marriott
F. W. Geisler
Mary Eleanor
Carson Maxwell
Pauline Pittman
Geisler
Myrtle Brokaw
Berrian School
Fred Wolfe
North Eighth Street
Louis Moller
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis la Voie
Chicago
Moller
Fred Moller
Park Place
Louise Geers
Gertrude Michael
Loyola University
Miss Michael
Agnes Wolf
Bertha Mally
Irene Enright
Genevieve Michael
Gertrude
Joseph Weber
Frances Weber
Teutopolis
Michigan
Miss Weber
Andrew Musholt
Florence and
Margaret Johnson
St. Paul
Clarence Elliott
Denver, Colo
Johnson Home
S. J. Uhlenbrock
Oak Leaf Club
Clara Luthin
New York
Mary Stowell
Miss Luthin
Herman Rynicker
Council of National Defense
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Otis Johnston
Battle Creek
Mich
Nina Grieser
Round Table
Cora B. Brinton
Anderson
Edward
Albert
Ernestine Lux
Will Pieper
Grover Pfirman
Frank Schneider
Ernest Hawke
Oak Street
Red Cross
D. A. Wheeler
D. H. Miller
A. Evers
H. H. Schroeder
Schroeder, Jr
la Grange
J. Knittle
Ida Jenter
M. E. Lusk
Fredericka Kespohl
Augusta Wehmeyer
E. F. Black
S. C. Bark
Augusta
Mendon Red Cross
Will Goetz
Lee Schlager
Canton, Mo
H. E. Sellers
Thomas Brown
Century Club
Conservatory of Music
Lulu Felt
John McAdams
Virginia Cone
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Goucher College
United Brethren Church
Mary McKenzie
A. L. Stiller
C. A. Wells
Lois Sinnock
Helen Sims
Sarah Thrush
Vermont Street
M. E
F. A. McCarty
Frank Weems
James R. Dayton
P. B. Williams
George Castle
Tenry Whipple
Dayton
Auburndale
Mass
W. F. Kirtley
Clover Blossom Circle
F. T. Brenner
Emmett Howard
George McAdams
Pioneer Butter
Pioneer Creamery Co
Spring St
Y. W. C. A. Notes
NEMO
Neme Hygienic Fashion Institute
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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