Miss Elda White Weds Carl Herr
Miss Ila Grace White daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest J White of Richland married Carl C Herr son of Mr and Mrs James Herr of Wellman. The ceremony in the William Penn College faculty parlor Okaloosa was read by Dr Edwin McGrew with relatives present. The couple will live on a Wellman area farm after a wedding dinner at Oskaloosa cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Grace White
Ernest J. ‘White
Richland
Carl C. Herr
James Herr
Wellman
William Penn College
Okaloosa
Edwin McGrew
Glen C. Gordon
West Chester
Oskaloosa Cafe
Herr
Webster
Penn College
Heights School
Washington
Ximross
Kolah Club Plans Fourth of July Picnic
Fourteen members and guests met at Mrs. Charles Palmer’s home for a Kolah club gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Elmer Cherry Mrs. Helen Jackson Maxine Jackson and Mrs. Harold Fulton. They planned a Fourth of July picnic for Monday evening in Sunset Park and enjoyed a program and refreshments served by the hostess and her daughters Mrs. Fulton and Miss Winfred Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Club
Charles Palmer
Elmer Cherry
Helen Jackson
Maxine Jackson
Harold Fulton
Fulton
Winfred Palmer
Ames
Melba McAvoy Pre-Nuptial Party Held Last Night
Mrs. Dorothy Schinoeller and Migg Hannah Luithly hosted a theater party and shower for Miss Melba McAvoy. Her wedding to Marvin Buckwalter of Almgra Mo is set for July 4. Twelve guests attended, gifts presented, and decorations featured pink and white with dove-themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba McAvoy
Dorothy Schinoeller
Migg Hannah Luithly
Marvin Buckwalter
Almgra, Mo
State Theater
Gilits Wer
Miss McAvoy
A.M.E. Women’s Missionary Holds Afternoon Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of Shorter Chapel A.M.E. held its season opening gathering yesterday at Mrs Eva Turner’s home. Mrs Emma Black led devotionals, Miss Josephine Turner conducted a Bible study, and plans for a summer social were discussed. The next meeting is set for July 22 at Mrs Emma Black’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionarys
Eva Turner
Emma Black
Josephine Turner
Uttire
Emma_ Black
Keota Cultural Groups Hold Meetings at Local Homes
Keota clubs meet at Mrs. Cady and Mrs. Grisham homes for summer activities. The Culture Club discussed tree topics and plans to move the public library to downtown facilities within two weeks after sponsoring the library for fifteen years. Others host gatherings include a 500 game and a picnic honoring visitors from California and Washington. Seydel family reunion attracts relatives from Indiana and South Dakota, with Paul Seydel teaching in Hayti and Giddings at DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grisham
T. C
B. J. Byrne
Clarence Aller
Frank Flander
John Flander
Pond
Blanche Holmes
Wilson Park
Claude Pond
California
Junkin
Washington
Bertha Alender
Keota
Seydel
H. E. Seydel
Glen Giddings
Giddings
Greencastle
Indiana
Paul Seydel
Hayti
South Dakota
DePauw University
Newlyweds Honored at Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs James Chalupa hosted relatives at their home on Sunday in honor of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ilenn Chalupa who wed last week. A three layer cake with a miniature bridal couple, baked by the groom’s sisters Winnie Chalupa and Mrs John L Schneider, served as centerpiece for twenty three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chalupa
Ilenn Chalupa
Winnie Chalupa
John L. Schneider
Mrs Jessie Kistler Birthday Luncheon Guest of Honor
Ms Jessie Kistler a preschool cook at the community building was honored at a birthday luncheon Tuesday evening at the building in Columbus Junction. Mrs Lewis Tisor hosted a reception at the Tisor home for Mrs Charles Billings who will move to another part of town. Former Columbus teachers Eda Trickey and Cyde Seamer Price married June 24 in Lenox Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Jessie Kistler
Tisor
Lewis Tisor
Charles Billings
Eda Trickey
Columbus
Cyde Seamer Price
Lenox
Mass
Mrs Boyd Humble Hosts O G T Bridge Gathering
Mrs Boyd Humble entertained the O G T club with two bridge games at her home. Prizes went to Mrs Dale Denison and Mrs Rudrey Devis after noon play. A guest, Wanda Bowden, joined the group and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Denison
Rudrey Devis
Boyd Humble
Missionary Group Studies Chapter At Meeting
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Don McLaughlins home to review a chapter in the study book. Devotions were led by Mrs Richard Stewart. Hostess served refreshments to eleven members and one guest, Miss Ruth Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Trotman
Ralph Kleese
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Don McLaughlin
Richard Stewart
Ruth Conger
H H Club to Celebrate Fourth in Park
H H club members plan a Fourth of July celebration in the club park this Sunday. The event details include a community gathering with traditional activities and sharing of local refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Club
Social calendar items listed for week events
Notices for this calendar include Rebekah regular meeting Friday 10 a m W R C meeting Saturday 2 30 p m G A R hall and a Pansy Hill club picnic Monday evening at Sam Sigafoose race All former embroidery club members invited E O W club Fourth of July event 6 30 p m at Robert Dawson home 1114 East Main street and Tuesday friendly social club afternoon gathering plus E O W club meeting 7 p m and Mrs Amos Norton listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Oo. O. F. Hall
Perimetiee G. A. R. Hall
Pansy Hill Club
Sam Sigafoose
Mmembers
Old Embroidery Club
Robert Dawson
East Main Street
Birthday Wishes for Combs of Franklin Center
The note celebrates Combs of Franklin Center as today’s sole birthday celebrator and extends wishes for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combs
Franklin Center
Harmony Club Bids Farewell to Mrs.Spielman
Harmony Club hosts a farewell party for Mrs. Raymond Spielman at Cora Pringle's home as the Spielman family prepares to move to Fairfield where Mr. Spielman has work. Krony Krew hosts friends at Victor Stacy home in Wayland with a long guest list including Mrs. Horton Wise Day Woodford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Harmony Club
Raymond Spielman
Cora Pringle
Spielman
Fairfield
Krony Krew
Victor Stacy
Wayland
Jeannette Horton
Marjorie Wise
Frieda Day
Mildred Woodford
Phyllis Woodford
Vera Horton
Esther Buzzard
Dorothy McCreedy
Marian Coffin
Marjorie Beauchamp
Anna Johnson
Edith Stacy
Neva Campbell
Oral Koch
Mia
Hazel Hays
Winona Luckenbill
Rhua Davison
Ethel Landess
Guests Gather at St Pauls Ladies Aid Meeting
St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid society met in the church with thirteen members and several guests from Muscatine Rock Island Greensburg and local towns. Rev W Klein opened with scripture and prayer as the group worked on a quilt and enjoyed a social hour followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Adolph Berg
Karl Bidwell
Muscatine
da DePrez
Rock Island
William Huber
Greensburg
Ind
Hareold Wilson
Prances
Louise Witthoft
W. Klein
Klein
Henry Witthoft
George Miller
Amateur Program at Friendly Circle Meeting
Members of the Friendly Circle club held an amateur contest at Mrs. Frank Kleese's home. Mrs. Charles Schiebel acted as Major Bowes. acts included vocal and piano pieces, readings, harmonica, tap dancing, and comedy. Comedy prize went to Mrs. David Kleese and Mrs. Isaac Kleese. About twenty members attended with several guests. Refreshments followed. next meeting August 5 at Mrs. Isaac Kleese's home with roll call of Bible verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Frank Kleese
Charles Schiebel
Major Bowes
David Kleese
Isaac Kleese
Lee Tedford
Marjorie
Gale Reif
Eldin Bauer
Lloyd Bauer
Walter Kleese
Harry Kleese
Edna Orr Becomes Bride of Merle Lytle
Miss Edna Orr and Merle Lytle married Monday evening in St. Louis at South Baptist church with Rev. George Jarren officiating. The couple, who plan to continue work at the American Pearl Button company, were later honored at a dinner at the Mounds Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Merle Lytle
St. Louis
Washington
South Baptist Church
George Jarren
Edna Orr
Luther Lytle
Missionary Tea Honors Mrs. Emma Millson in Crawfordsville
A Women’s Missionary society tea in the United Presbyterian church drew 126 guests including visitors from Washington, Iowa City, Wyand, and other towns. The event featured piano and vocal solos, original monologues by Miss Emma Watkins, and social refreshments with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women's Missionary Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Maude
Flo Clark
Loisen
Alice Davidson
Jessie Fletcher
Mary Manners
Emma Millson
Gujranwala
India
Grace Williams
Missionary Societies
Presbyterian
Methodist
Salem
Million Circle
Washington
Iowa City
Wyman
Mary Ethel White
W. P. Davidson
Missionary Society
Margaret Gault
Mary Louise Barnes
Mary Louise
Ruth Barnes
T. R. Reece
Federated Clubs of Iowa
Emma Watkins
Crade
University of Iowa
Frank Maxwell
Harvey Barnes
Cuesta
Reece
Miss Watkins
Geo. Maxwell
Will Mayhew
M. «. PeLong
Howard Crozier
Mvm. PD. Work
Lester
PD. J. Ross
Isadore Rogie
Gladva Paislew
Grace Smith
Chanter L
Saunders Park
Louise Cochran
Hessel Fine Timber
Rauscher
Emma Lou Bullers
Mervyn G. Jones
Williamsburg
Emma Lou
Our High School
Dinner Courtesy for Relatives at O Schmitter Home
Mr and Mrs W Schmitter entertained relatives and friends at a 7 o clock dinner in their home. The event honored Mr and Mrs E Johnson and three daughters of Cheyenne Wyoming and Mrs K FE Robison and two children of Pueblo Colorado. Other guests included Harvey and Lucille Jones Morgan and family P B Johnson Lylburn O B Morgan Billie Charles Eugene Morgan Craig and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AARIO
W. Schmitter
Cheyenne
Wyoming
K. FE. Robison
Pueblo
Colorado
Harvey Jones
Lucille
FE. Morgan
P. B
Johnson and Lylburn
O. B. Morgan
Billie
Charles
Eugene Morgan
Craig
Larry
Bees Communicate Yet Remain Deaf to Human Speech
A note explains bees relay information among workers with a complex signaling system while individuals do not hear human speech. Researchers describe waggle dances and pheromone cues as primary communication methods.
Vacation Bible School and Sunday Services at Chautauqua Park
The United Presbyterian and Lutheran churches sponsor Sunday services at Chautauqua Park with a noon picnic invitation. Vacation Bible School runs July 6 to Friday with 9 AM to 12 PM sessions, no Monday session, and a chapel picnic. Additional groups Walther League and Ladies Aid meet at specified times and locations with Pastor Theodore C. Meibohm leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Park
Washington
Wellman
Walther League
South
Iowa Avenue
Ladies Aid
Leo Press
East Main St
Theodore C. Meibohm
Christian Science Sunday Services on South Iowa Avenue
Christian Science Services will be held at 11 o'clock Sunday morning on South Iowa Avenue. The Lesson Sermon titled God will be the subject in all churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday July 4. The Golden Text reads Jude 1 25 praising the only wise God. The readings include Bible verses and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
South
Iowa Avenue
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Presbyterian Bible School and Worship Services Schedule
Ver non Witting, superintendent, leads a morning service on Christian progress and an evening program with school exercises. Morning organ pieces and solos by Daryl Fetters, J. Hughes, D. Pear son, D. Conard. evening selections include The Star Spangled Banner, Come Unto Him, and Ave Maria. Buck and Mrs Henry Shields perform, with F W Eastwood as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Vernon Witting
Christianity and Progress
J. Hughes
K. Carris
D. Pearson
D. Conard
Church Fourth of July Service Promises Patriotism Worship
Jesse R. Busby superintendent invites all to morning worship at 10 46 with a sermon on The Redemptive Power of Religious Patriotism. Morning music includes organ preludes and patriotic selections. Nursery for young children provided. Nepworth League and evening service planned. Arthur Atack leads as minister with Vere Lewis Warren directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Busby
Nepworth League Meeting
Orean
America
Axma Nini Orien Offertorv
Lorch
Lantenaie
Anthoers “Measiah
Na- Solo
Jesus
F. D. Morrison, Jr
Land of Hope and Glory
Elgar Arthur Atack
Vere Lewis Warren
Edna M. Klein
Communion Observed During Morning Service at Church
Sunday schedule lists 9:39 achnor and 10:45 Morning worship with Rev M C L Carstensen preaching both services. Communion observed at the morning service. Pulpit Committee to present an important report. Evening service at 7:20. Wilma Thomson, Pres. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achnor
Cycae Long
M CL Carstensen
Wilma Thomson
Church Worship Services Invite for Next Lord's Day
The Church of Christ invites participation in services next Lord's Day. Bible school at 6:45, worship at 6:45, Christian Endeavor at 6:20, and evening worship at 7:20 led by Pastor Vernon H. Carter with Miss Nita Corbin as organist. Superintendent CA Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Nicholson
Trinity Lutheran Luther Day Chautauqua Park Program
At Chautauqua Park Trinity Lutheran hosts two July 4 services. A 10 30 am sermon by Pastor Methohm follows the Luther Day event. A 3 30 pm sermon by Rev Wm Krueger of Wellman completes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Chautauqua Park
Methohm
Wm. Krueger
Wellman
Sunday Worship and Church Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 am sermon by pastor A C Eb league gathering at 5 30 pm all are welcome to attend service W M Berry minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. EB. League
United Presbyterian Concert Program
Morning talk by Dr C A Owen on Gods Examin ation and evening on Christian Bricklaying with organ preludes and anthems by Wilma Walker Ruth Stewart and Cesar Franck led by Ruth Stewart and Carolyn Hamilton. Organist Helen Harvey and director Sheppard present a varied program including Anthem O How Amiable and America Triumphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
C. A. Owen
America
Cis Wentsedeb Caine
Offertoire Stoughton
Austin Dunn
Auction Block illustrated sermon to be preached
The Evangelist Hall offers an illustrated sermon titled The Auction Block at 7 36 P M with Mrs Hall preaching Eat Drink and Be Merry at 6 30 P M The schedule also lists Sunday school at 30 A M and morning worship with communion at 10 45 A M Crusaders meet at 6 30 P M and evangelist Hall promises a memorable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursanare Gospel
Crusaders
Evangelist Hall
Country Churches at Wensworth U P Plan Day of Worship
The Wensworth United Presbyterian Church hosts a Bible school at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with a sermon on The Triple Life. Y P C U meets at 7 P M with How a Christian Shows His Patriotism led by Ronald Keiper. The Glad Hand and Missionary societies visit the W M S with Mrs. Hugh McCleery of Washington speaking on her trip abroad and the American mission field in Egypt. Light refreshments follow. twenty six attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Ronald Keiper
Jesus
the Glad Hand and Missionary Societies
Hugh McCleery
Washington
Egypt
Fred Sharpe
Prairie Flower Baptist July 4 Services
Regular July 4 schedule includes Bible school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am followed by the Lord's supper. Pastor C. E. Strong invites all to worship on this Lord's day at Prairie Flower Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Baptist
Prairie Flower
C. E. Strong
Bethel Presbyterian Greeting for July Service
Bethel Presbyterian invites worship on July 11 after postponing Communion Sabbath. Bible school begins at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with pastor W H Parker welcoming attendees. The note highlights the church's pleasant surroundings and a hopeful profitable month ahead.
Crawfordsville Churches Schedule Meetings and Services
The Crawfordsville churches plan a session in the church parlors Saturday at 7 30 to examine new members, Sunday school at 10, preaching and communion at 11, and an 6 30 Christian Endeavor meeting led by Newell Chapman. Alma Johnston mentioned in event listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Johnston
Frupt
Christian Endeavor
Newell Chapman
Sabbath School and Worship Service Schedule
At 10 a.m. Sabbath school led by Mrs. Ida Wooley as superintendent. At 11 a.m. Morning worship services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wooley
Patrio tism Sermons At United Presbyterian Service
The Rev. B. Hutchman of Clearfield Iowa will preach at 6 30 p m in Y P C G VII on How a Christian Shows His Patr iotism Lorene Taylor will report on the youth conference at Boone A union service follows with Rev Hutchman preaching the sermon at 11 a m Epworth League president Forrest McNeill leads 6 30 p m worship United Presbyterian church hosts mid week First Presbyterian church 7 30 p m service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hutchman
Clearfield
Lorene Taylor
Boone
Union
Hutchman
A. m. Epworth League
Forrest McNeill
Uniting
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Church services schedule with morning sermon details
Church school at 10 am led by J. W. Rich as superintendent. Morning worship follows with a sermon by the pastor.
Hi Ho warns envy as success draws foes
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, expresses desire to be envied but notes envy can breed hatred and predicts that success may attract more foes than friends. The quote frames a caution about public admiration turning hostile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
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E. W. Phillips
Sheffield
Oldes Church
State OF Texas
U'S
Dweht L. Moor
Scotland
VLU
Elda White
Carl Herr
A.M.E. Women’s Missionary
Universal
Broiler
Equalator
Thriftop
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Culture Club of
Mrs. Boyd Humble
O.G.T
Study Book of Missionary Group
Ottumwa Beauty Academy
East
Flora Nicholson
Amos Norton
St. Paul’s
Fuller
J. R. Gallagher
N. Ia. Ave
E. Millson
O. Schmitter
Associate Presbyterian
A. M. Malcolm
U. P
Christian Science Churches
Amera
Sa Dca Caus
Campion
Schubert Daryl Fetters
Methodist Episcopal
Church of Christ
VICUS
W. M. Berry
Country Churches
Wensworth U.P
Irwin
Joseph Gedeon
Henrietta Koscianski
Cleveland Hotel
Robert Irwin
Chicago
New York
Veronica
Manhattan
Kilroy
Mooney
Senate Post Office Committee
Thomas Kilroy
James L. Mooney
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