Degree of Honor Birthday Observance and Club Meetings
Degree of Honor marks its third anniversary with a September 22 gathering at 7 30 PM in the city hall committee room featuring a short business session a program games and refreshments a prize for best stunt er and a topic Founders of American Ideals Mrs G K Allen directs the current topic on September 28 the American Homes department of the Esther ville Woman's club will meet with leaders Mrs J E Wilson Mrs Harold Woodling and Mrs Ernest Smith social chair Mrs E E Lashbrook coordinates the afternoon V R Two Esther ville club departments Civics Current Topics meet Monday led by Mrs Ella B Jones with Mrs Robert Kight as Jesson lead.
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G. K. Allen
C. E. Birney
American Homes
Club
J. E. Wilson
Harold Woodling
Ernest Smith
E. E. Lashbrook
Estherville Woman’s Club
Ella B. Jones
Robert Kight
Jesson
Mrs Christensen Hosts East Riverside Club Tea
East Riverside Club ladies gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Jens Christensen home. A current events on temperance was led by Miss Helen Swartz with roll call answered. Mrs Christensen served a two course lunch at the close of the gathering.
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East Riverside Club
Jens Christensen
Temperance
Helen Swartz
Local Social Notes From Spirit Lake And Nearby
Orsenal Mrs. B. B. Anderson spends several weeks at Spirit Lake with her son and wife. Clara Reich plans to return to Castlewood South Carolina at week’s end. Arthur Bringle and wife attended a Bankers Life Insurance meeting in Des Moines. Ivy Hepp deputy city clerk, ill with appendicitis, was operated on at Coleman hospital. Mrs. Perce Pullen and daughter and Mrs. George Braley and son from Portland Ore arrived to visit relatives in the area.
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Mrs. B. B. Anderson
Spirit Lake
Mrs. C. M. Anderson
Clara Reich
Wm. Reich
Castlewood
S. C
Arthur Bringle
Des Moines
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Ivy Hepp
Coleman Hospital
Perce Pullen
George Braley
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
George Woodhouse
Warren Pullen
Mr. Pullen
Mr. Braley
Local Notes From Vallejo Ames and Albert Lea
Mrs. Wesley Robb is confined to a Vallejo hospital for three weeks with a serious ailment. Mrs. Olive Miller is her Vallejo home companion. Mrs. Jas Kasa and daughter Lomena aided by Marietta Bamble visit to Iowa State College. They plan Des Moines stop after Ames. L. M. Hogan party heads for Minnesota and Canadian border fishing trip, Albert Lea pickup of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Turbett. Turbett runs the Wilson packing plant smoked meat dept. Miss Hattie Rowe resumes duties at Northwestern Bell in Minneapolis trip. Genevieve Riggs vacationing in Humboldt and Des Moines. Hardware ad from OUR Own Hardware.
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Wesley Robb
Vallejo
Calif
Olive Miller
Jas. Kasa
Lomena
Ames
Marietta Bamble
Nieve
Kasa
Iowa State College
Des Moines
L. M. Hogan
Albert Lea
Victor Turbett
Mr. Turbett
Wilson Packing Plant
Hattie Rowe
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Minneapolis
Genevieve Riggs
Humboldt
Rally Day at Churches of Christ Begins Sept 20
Sunday Sept 20 starts a three Sunday red and blue contest to boost attendance with points for regular members visitors and new members doubled if present all three Sundays. Winners entertain losers. youth meetings 5 30 and 6 30 p m with worship at 8. Rally day obs on first Sunday in October urged.
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Berand
Christ
God
Frank Plymesser
Fort Dodge Church Announces Guest Speaker From China
The Fort Dodge Presbyterian ladies support Miss Gertrude Bayless of Changsha China as China Mission representative. Morning worship is at 11:00 with Sunday school at 10:00 led by Arthur G Bailey D D minister.
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Arthur G. Bailey
D. D
Gertrude Bayless
Changsha
China
Fort Dodge Presbyterial Society
Miss Bayless
China Mission
Pattern 8823 Frock for Schoolwear with Plaid Gingham
A vintage pattern description details Pattern 8823 a girl’s frock in sizes 6 8 10 and 1% years size 8 short or long sleeves with yardage for 35 inch material and contrast trim. It features dainty pressed pleats a hair ribbon Peter Pan collar and Norfolk panel accents with a short flaring skirt and can be made in printed pique challis jersey or soft wool.
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Patrick Dew
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Estherville Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
L. A. Mathie pastor announces services next Sunday at 7:30 pm and Sunday school at 10 am. Deacons lead devotional at 11, choir practice Tuesday at Wallingford, and Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon. Dorcas society Friday at 115 East Lincoln with Vivian and Mar jory Dow. Confirmation class Saturday 10 am. Union State Line Church holds services Sunday at 10:45 and Sunday school at 9:45 withWednesday 2:30 pm session.
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L. A. Mathie
Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid
T. T. Sunde
E. J. Enerson
J. M. Anderson
Law Center
Dorcas Society
Vivian
Marjory Dow
East
Lincoln Street
Leon Livingston
Christian Tramp
Andy
Brotherhood
Union State Line Church
Baptist Church Services in Estherville
The Baptist church at Seventh and Des Moines in Estherville offers Sunday school and Bible studies at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 with Rev. J. Albert Riggs delivering The Way of the Cross. Evening service at 8 p.m. plus youth groups and a prayer meeting. visitors welcome.
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the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Seventh
Des Moines
Estherville
L. C. Doolittle
J. Albert Riggs
General Aid
Louis Obye
Methodist Church Elects Delegate to Annual Conference
George Robb was elected delegate to the annual conference at Fort Dodge on September 29 with Frank Sutton as alternate. Choir rehearsals and multiple services are scheduled this week including Rally Day next Sunday with Holy Week events. The Immanuel and Palestine churches announce Bible study sessions, a missionary festival, and a Madagascar furlough speaker Knute Monson with three services planned.
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George Robb
Fort Dodge
Frank Sutton
Tom Natterstad
Immanuel Church
John O. Johnson
Ladies’ Aid
Palestine
Knute
Monson
Lutheran Church Notes at Wallingford
Peder Nordsletten is the pastor with Sunday school at 10 a m.
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Lutheran Church Notes
Peder Nordsletten
Wallingford
Bunday School
Make Believe Brides Fifth Installment Meets Office Romance
Maris, a factory worker, dreams Stan Fayson will notice her as he asks for a feminine viewpoint on an exposition announcement. In Stan's office, her critique reveals a shared spark, with his browns eyes lighting up as a call interrupts, shifting the moment toward unintended consequences.
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Lord Northcliffe
Buonaparte
H. G. Wells
Napoleon
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Rowene
Milly
Stan
Maris
Lonely crossroads pull Maris toward Stan and Rod
In Manhattan Maris weighs favors and favors owed as Stan, engaged to Rowene, showers polite generosity while her feelings for Rod drift to Cleveland. She plans to meet Stan tomorrow, yet a party note from Patsy hints secrets and a restless, unfolding tangle in a city crowd.
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Patsy
Stan
Rowene
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