Church Women Plan Meetings Tomorrow
Three church women's groups schedule meetings for tomorrow afternoon. The Presbyterian Ladies Society meets at 2 30 at Mrs W W Wilson's with Doris Leffler readings and Mrs B H Van Meter leading devotions. Refreshments will showcase South American products. The Methodist Foreign Missionary society studies South America with talks by Mrs A Anderson and others at Mrs William Mercer 415 East Washington Street at 2 30. Assisting hostesses are Mrs W J Roudabush and Mrs A W Crow. The United Presbyterian Missionary study, Toward a New America, begins with a 2 15 prayer circle led by Mrs G W Hay at Mrs Green Squire's home followed by devotions and talks on Home Missions and the Negro and Indian needs.
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The
Presbyterian Ladies Social Organization
United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. W. Wilson
Presbyterian Group
Harry Dye
Doris Leffler
B. H. van Meter
Nellie Wilson
Pierce
Foster
R. L. Badger
A. L. Fry
T. A. Michels
South America
Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society
A. Anderson
Leigh W. Soule
M. H. Sartor
William Mercer
East Washington Street
W. J. Roudabush
A. W. Crow
America
United Presbyterian Missionary Study
G. W. Hay
Green Squire
Dave McLaughlin
Jennie Acheson
United Presbyterian Pioneers
D. N. Anwyl
Co. D
Aiden Pieaieoean
Cchal
Ladies of
Living Lake School District
Boyd Foster
Hazel Schaus
Rebekah Lodge
Sebbnado Laiadeediis I Co
Wm. Mercer
Pythian Sisters of West Chester Plan Tuesday Meeting
West Chester Pythian Sisters held nomination of officers during their Tuesday evening gathering. The session set the stage for upcoming leadership decisions and club activities.
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Pythian Sisters of
West Chester
Meeting Plans for Pythian Home Fund Drive
Members schedule a Tuesday evening gathering on Dec 10 with a ten cent gift for the Pythian Home. Attendees are asked to bring darning needles thimbles and scissors for post meeting work.
Presbyterian Choir Practice Time Change Notice
The Presbyterian choir sets practice for 7 p.m. Saturday night this week with continuing weekly sessions to follow.
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Presbyterian
Social Calendar Notices for this calendar
Notices for the social calendar include Christmas party at 7 39 p m by Mrs Clifford Thorne and various events such as a country club bridge party, pot luck supper, nutrition lesson, and meetings of W C regulars, Ladies circles, and church groups through the week with times and locations noted.
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Clifford Thorne
Braden Club Antique Display At Mrs Sickle s Home
The Braden club held an antique exhibit at Mrs Frank Sickles home featuring items nearly 200 years old. Officers elected include President Mrs Claude McCoy Vice President Norene Mast Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elmer Mason and Reporter Mrs Homer Hunt. The hostess was aided by Mrs Lattimer Davis for refreshments and guests included Mrs Besse McCoy and Miss Frances Mast. The club plans a January meeting with Mrs Lattimer Davis on the second Wednesday.
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Braden Club
Frank Sickles
Claude McCoy
Norene Mast
Elmer Mason
Homer Hunt
Lattimer Davis
Besse McCoy
Frances Mast
Grand Prairie School Candy Social and Dinner Announced
Announcements say a candy social at Grand Prairie school on Friday evening December 6 with hot lunch. Ruth Gideon, teacher, asks ladies to bring boxes. 2493 Daughters of Union Veterans to bring a dish and own table service for the anniversary dinner at 12 noon Thursday December 12. meals furnished and veterans groups invited. Homecoming party listed for mas 2:30.
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Grand Praire
Ruth Gideon
Daughters of Union Vaterans
KE. O. W. Club Hosts, Plans Christmas Dinner
Mrs. D. L. Carbaugh entertained the KE. O. W. club with Mrs. Harding assisting. A Christmas dinner is set for Saturday evening December 14 at Mrs. Joe Maxwell’s home. The next meeting will be December 17 at Mrs. Ernest Garrett’s home.
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D. L. Carbaugh
FE. O. W
Harding
Joe Maxwell
Dee
Ernest Garrett
Harvey Family Home 55th Anniversary Celebration
The 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harvey was celebrated with an informal family gathering at their home. A noon dinner was served on the anniversary day with numerous relatives and grandchildren in attendance.
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Jesse Harvey
Harvey
Earl Burroughs
Carl Dunbar
Charles Harvey
Harveys
Myron
Clarence Shaffer
Brighton
Harold Swick
Richard
Gladys Horesowsky
Harriet Beck
Ka’ona
Marion Engle
Lillian
Dorothy Jean
Daryl
Myra Frances
Irene
Jesse
Franklin
Ina Rowe
Ellen
Keith
Mildred
Glenn
Billy
Wellman
Journal
Yust
Bazaar Dinner At M E Church Attracts Nearly 400
Nearly 400 people attended the Methodist church social hall dinner linked to the annual Ladies Aid bazaar. Decorations and Christmas music set the scene as meals were served cafeteria style from multiple menus. Funds will be tallied after reports at the Friday meeting on December 20. Committees organized booths and serving duties for the event.
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M.E
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
General Aid Society
Birthday and Anniversary Greetings Wish List
Wishing many happy returns to Mr and Mrs Will Batley on their golden wedding anniversary and happy birthday to their son Frank Baley of Sunset. Others celebrating today include Edsall Brown Robert Eugene Wagsoner Julia Zieglowsky Clem Chalupa Ade Hollingsworth and Mrs Leroy Jugenheimer Jr Claude Bain marks a wedding anniversary.
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Will Batley
Tueslay
Frank Baley
Sunset Community
Edsall Brown
Robert Eugene Wagsoner
Julia Zieglowsky
Clem Chalupa
Pilotburg
Ade Hollingsworth
Leroy Jugenheimer, Jr
Mrs
Claude Bain
Royal Neighbors Re-Elect Oracle Leslie Payne
Leslie Payne was re elected oracle of the Royal Neighbors lodge Tuesday night. Other officers named include Vice-oracle Mrs. Charles Walker and past oracle Mrs. Carrie Wilcox. The charter was draped for two members, Jesse Guy and William Eichelberger, and a Christmas meeting with gift exchange is planned for December 14.
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Leslie Payne
Roya Neighbors
Charles Walker
Carrie Wilcox
Mae Miller
A. Belter
Mary DeWitt
Marshall
Pat Moriarty
Inner Sentinel
William Atkinson
Outer Sentinel
Lola Rath
Neal Jacobs
Paul Lytle
Lola Bower
Burlington Camp
Jesse Guy
William Eichelberger
Methodist League Social At Parsonage Draws Thirty Attendees
Last night the Methodist League social at the parsonage drew about thirty young people. Dr and Mrs B F Schwartz led entertainment with Epworth League chair Martha Ann Mace assisting. Committee members Frances Sartor Cloud Willits Roy Grecian and Mrs Harrison Dodder served refreshments around 9 PM.
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B. F. Schwartz
Epworth League
Martha Ann Mace
Martha Ann
Frances’ Sartor Cloud Willits
Roy Grecian
Harrison Dodder
Home Birney
W. J. Roudabush
Jose Busby
Dodder
Junction Business Men Sponsor Christmas Program Dec 23
Forty members attended the December meeting of the Junction Business Men's Club at the Legion hall. H A Harbison to obtain a Christmas tree for Main Street display the evening of December 23. Lewis Pugh C Snyder and C J Bollenbach to buy the tree for the community children. Mrs Crail reviews The Arctic Village by Robert Marshall at Haf Hour Club gathering with Iowa Auth org in attendance. Tri T to meet Monday at Mrs Robert Barnes home in Concord Township.
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Columbus Junction
Business Men's Club
Legion Hall
H. A. Harbison
Main Street
Dee
Lewis Pugh
C. Snyde
C. J. Bollenbach
Crail
Florence Burston
P. J. Cra
Ewed
Robert Marshall
Iowa
Minnesota People Visit at A B Moore Home in Ainsworth
Mrs Carrie Williams and daughter from Austin Minnesota visit at the A B Moore home in Ainsworth. Hugh Hall travels to Davenport over Thanksgiving to see Clay Murray. Mrs John McFarland visits Davenport with her husband. Billy Leatherbery returns from Peoria after a visit with grandparents W I Smylie. Dorothy Smylie visits Winfield to see Bob Reece. Methodist Ladies Aid meets at the church parlors with over thirty attendees.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Carrie Williams
Austin Minn
A. B. Moore
Hugh Hall
Davenport
Clay Murray
John McFarland
Billy Leatherbery
Peoria
W I. Smylie
Dorothy Smylie
Winfield
Bob Reece
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
W. C. White
Lucile Graham
Oska
Rupture Control Method Promises Relief for Years of Suffering
An advertisement offers a free genuine test and full details of a method to control ruptures. Readers are urged to mail particulars to W. 8. Rice at 348 Main St Adams NY for a risk free trial and guaranteed results.
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Pamie
Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Indianola Student Russell Coppers On Thanksgiving Visit
Russell Coppers from Indianola visited friend Ainsworth during Thanksgiving vacation. He attends Simpson College in Indianola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loosa ‘Russell Coppers of
Indianola
Frien Ainsworth
Simpson College
Right to Appeal to Privy Council in India Rights
People of India hold the right to carry their cases to London's Privy Council, asserting access to high court review abroad. The statement outlines the legal pathway available for appeals outside India.
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India
London
Privy Council
Metals Expressed Through Color and Tone in Verse
The passage describes metals by color and mood, noting silver’s gleam gold’s softness bronze brass and steel conveying stances lead gray zinc harsh tone iron cold melancholy. It reads like a poetic inventory linking material names to emotional impressions.
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Vicks
Eatitch
Union
Princess
California
TOYS
Zery
Izes
Grahame Department Stores
Hive
Courthouse West Chester
M. E. King’s Heralds
Roberta Sears
George Rudiger
West Main
Coreas Society
St. Paul's
Iowe Southern Utilities Co
Oracle
L. K.payne
Methodist League
Junction Business Men
Tri-T
Robert Barnes
Concord
Minnesota
Washington
Benteco Food Store
Benteco
Zenith Radio
Les Best
Les
Queen's Taste Soda
Penick's
U. 8S
Idaho
Russet
KELLOGG@’S RICE
Pillsbury’s
LACK
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