Five Hundred Club Hosts Games and Socials in Riverside
The Five Hundred club met at the Cress home in Riverside with four tables of five hundred. High scores went to Norval Flynn and William H. Cress, while consolation honors went to Robert Smola and Clair B. Flynn. Next gathering planned by Mr. and Mrs. William Ingram. Senior Needle Club hosted by Mrs. A. Walton with social time and luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Earl Walton and Mrs. Arthur Kern. Mrs. John W. Tener will host next.
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Riverside
Five Hundred
Harold Cress
William H. Cress
Norval Flynn
Robert Smola
Clair B. Flynn
A. Walton
Clore
Walton
Fort Walton
Arthur Kern
Earl Walton
John W. Tener
Easter dress lines at Palmer House and La Salle hotels
The ad notes Easter wash dresses about 75 lines shown at the Palmer House and La Salle hotel plus many more made in Chicago. It invites customers to choose from a cream of the market and offers personal selections, with hats, straw options, and new suits. Other items include Sterling coats, winter coats, furs, silk dresses, and prices from 2.95 to 19.95. It adds shipments of hats and mentions Nancy Sue’s weight gain and Nancy Marie at the Dick Johnson home with two births the same day.
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Palmer House
Chicago
Palmer
Water St
Nancy Sue
Nancy Marie
Dick Johnson
Foreign Missionary Society Will Meet
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs FE B Hammer with Mrs Donaldell leading the program.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
FE. B. Hammer
Donaldell
Woman's Better corps Bake Sale set for Saturday
The Woman's Better corps will host a bake sale on Saturday February 11 with proceeds supporting their community work.
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Woman's Better Corps
Speakers Named for Club Convention in Davenport
Arrangements are under way for the twenty third biennial convention of the Town Federation of Women's Clubs to be held in Davenport May 2 3 and 4 with Mrs Eugene Cutler presiding. Speakers include Dr Lyman Bryson of Columbia University Mrs David S Long of Warrisonville and Dr H N Wheeler forest service expert. The program centers on Awareness and will cover local national and international affairs related to federation work.
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Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Davenport
Eugene Cutler
Federation
Lyman Bryson
Teachers College
Columbia Unniversity
Columbia Broadcasting System
Adult Education Board
Bryson
New York
Town Hall
Los Angeles
American Red Cross
Europe
Asia
Long
David S. Long
Warrisonville
H. N. Wheeler
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Colorado
California
Cutler
Pearl Bennett Broxam
Iowa City
A. J. Kelyn
Orange City
Rob Roy Cerny
Mason City
George Krastar
Marguerite Emde Weds Vernon Zook in Wellman Home
The wedding of Marguerite Emde daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ki Emde to Vernon Zook son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Zook took place at noon at the bride’s parents home Rev D J Fisher performed the ceremony under a pink and white arch Guests included family friends and neighbors with a dinner served by the bride’s cousins Following the ceremony the couple planned to live on a farm west of Wellman The event featured pink and white decorations and a large wedding cake with candies as centerpiece.
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Mea
Lewis Zook
Harvarah
Mary
W. H. Emde
Teo
D. J. Fisher
Oscar Zook
Wm. Zook
LeRoy Zook
Noah Beer
Maynard Marner
Raymond Troyer
Gordon Miller
Wellman Club
Lancheon
Fiona Hicks
Ladies Embroidery Club
Priscilla Club
Haro Durian
Clarence Rowe
Harold Soarizendruver
Home Art Club
Rowe
Mra
Paul Noffeinger
Chester Damaree
O8vie Grey
Mre
Wit
Dorcas Ladies of the Baptist Church
All's Noffsinger
Paul Nofftsinger
Howard Moore
Glenn Dill
Er. A. Wehrle
Wehrle
Jesse Gardner
Vernon Zook
Mrs Augustine Hosts Rosemary Club Bridge Session
Mrs Shirley Augustine hosted the Rosemary club at three tables of bridge yesterday afternoon at her home. Mrs Dale Jones won high score and Mrs Charlies Rothlisberger took the travel prize. Mrs Ben Pitagerald attended as a guest and Mrs Rothlisberger assisted with refreshments. The next meeting with Mrs PLBL Whistler is in two weeks.
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Shirley Augustine
Rosemary Club
Dale Jones
Charlies Rothisberger
Ben Pitagerald
Augustine
Rothlisberger
Plbl Whistler
Fellowship Supper Planned at Cotter Church Thursday
The Cotter senior Christian Endeavor society hosts a fellowship supper and program at Cotter Church Thursday at 6:30 PM with Bethel Congregation guests. Violin music by Prof. Much B. Williams of Parsons College, with Mrs. G. Linder and Hayden Hughes. attendees asked to bring a covered dish.
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Cotter Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Bethel
Much B. Williams
Parsons College
G. Linder
Hayden
John Hughes
Washington
K O W Club Meeting At Mrs Schulty Home
Six members of the KF O W club met at Mrs. Tom Schulty’s home last evening. They welcomed back Mrs. Amos Norton who had been ill and could not attend recently. Light refreshments were served. The next meeting on February 14 will be at Mr. Everett Stewart’s home.
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KF. Oo. W
Tom Sehulty
Amos Norton
Everette Stewart
State Conference of D. A. R. to Be Held in March
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution announce a state conference set for March 20 to 22 in Des Moines. Guests include Mrs. Henry Robert Jr of Washington DC and Mrs. Samuel Campbell of Mount Carroll, with national chairs for school approval and patriot education. The junior group meets March 21 morning, with a 9 to 9 45 session for state chairmen.
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Spirit Lake
IDPA
Iowa
Nation Defense
Fairview 4 H Club Holds All Day Meeting at Leader’s Home
The Fairview Farmerette 4 H club met all day Saturday at leader Mrs. Joe Knotek’s home. Six members plus leader, assistant leader and two guests Mary Lee Weeks and Frances Sojka attended. Officers were elected: Viola Marek president Nichene Sojka vice president Norma Rose Kos secretary treasurer Marie Sojka historian. A cooperative noon dinner featured muffins and custard baked by the girls. Next meeting set for Saturday February 11 at Norma Mose Kos’s home.
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Fairview Farmerette 4-H Club
Joe Knotek
Mary Lee Weeks
Frances Sojka
Viola Marek
Nichene Sojka
Norma Rose Kos
Marie Sojka
Two Families Honored at Potluck by Club
The Bomemakers lab and families held a farewell potluck supper last evening at the Meyers home honoring the Wes Meyers and Earl Redlinger families despite bad weather.
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Bomemakers Lab
Wes Meyers
Earl Redlinger
Meyers
Spring 1939 Styles Highlight Braid Effects and Bright Accessories
The article surveys spring 1939 fashion with a focus on new braids from Switzerland and rough Sraids favored by sailors. It notes platform effects with no strategic brim, a palette of black navy tapestry rose armour fushia Castilian violet Japonica and claret wine, plus ribbons veils gloves and sashes coordinating with hats.
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Switzerland
Kohtnook
Saturn
Rio
Milan
Community club bids farewell to departing families
The gathering featured a good attendance and was capably run by Mrs. McVey and her committee with Chinese checkers bingo and music. The note honors the families leaving the neighborhood and wishes them success in their new home. Pat Reynolds returned Monday night from Marion Ohio after a business trip and visiting relatives.
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Pat Reynolds
Marion
Ohio
Annual Dutch Market at Baptist church announced
The Annual Dutch Market will be held Thursday evening at the Baptist church. Frank Wilson has been very ill for the past several weeks but is reported improving.
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Baptist Church
Frank Wilson
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Five Hundred Club
William Ingram
Rev. Eastwood
Geo. Clapper
Marie Jackson
Grandma
Morrison Hotel
la Salle Hotel
Foreign Missionary Society
Santa
You One
Southern Utilities
Marguerite Emde
Cotter Church
K. O. W. Club
Orville Hardin
T. R. Phillips
Ceaters
Burlington
Fort Mad- 2
Fairview
Norma Mose Kos
E. M. Bridges & Co
Marion Ruth Marguerite Mare Jane
F. M. Bridges
Maem Wee
Pier Ny EY
Brentwood
Peaney
Glen Row
Pat
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