Shower honors Anna Marie Anderson soon to wed
Miss Anna Marie Anderson was guest of honor at a June time pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. K L Rouse south of Washington. The event featured a dinner bridge with yellow snapdragon centerpiece and yellow white menu. Edith Boileau won high and Winnie Pakner second. Anderson will marry Milburn A. McKay this month.
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Anna Marie Anderson
K. L. Rouse
Washington
Edith Boileau
Winnie Pakner
Anderson
Milburn A. McKay
John Sampson
Jackson
Mich
Harry Dupuis
Minnesota
Burlington
Phil
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Sons of Veterans Meet to Discuss Important Matters
The Sons of Veterans hold a regular meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m to discuss important matters. The Baptist Ladies announce a bake sale on Saturday June 6 at the Washington Cleaners.
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Sons of Veterans
Baptist Ladies
The
Washington Cleaners
Women's Relief Corp
Local Club Meetings Highlight Week in West Chester Area
The schedule lists numerous June 4 gatherings across churches and clubs in West Chester including Christian Ladies Aid ten cent social at the church and various meetings hosted by Emma McArlin Mrs. James Swift and other members. Other events feature junior and women’s groups with programs on motherhood child study and missionary work.
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Eva Denny
P. L Etter
J H. Peet
Homer Stephen
Delnhian
Milt Dennison
Elizabeth Schulty
Chicago
Berkeley Ward
Cecile
Laura Graham
Joe Maxwell
Emma Garrett
Friendly Social Club
James Nicholson
Washington
R. B. Stephens
Daugher
Myrla
Clyde Lambert
Arline
Walter Nicholson
Nicholson
Myria Stephens
Christian Ladies Aid Society
W. W. McFarlane
Clayton Nicholson
Rural Women's Club
Victor Calhoun
Carl Phillips
Presbyterian General Assembly Concludes in Pittsburgh
The 143rd general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A closes in Pittsburgh after a six day session. The event marks the centennial of the Western Foreign Missionary Society and the sesqui centennial of the First Presbytery west of the Allegheny Mountains. More than 960 commissioners participate in the closing ceremonies and double anniversary observances.
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Pittsburgh
Western Foreign Missionary Society
Allegheny Mountains
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Brookhart to Launch 1932 Re election Campaign in Iowa
Senator Smith W Brookhart prepares for a Waterloo based campaign start after leaving Washington He plans first address to Iowa Republicans at Charles City then speeches at Ottumwa Hawk Eye farmers picnic and Lansing bridge dedication Brookhart sets Waterloo as summer campaign HQ and may speak at Shenandoah Burlington Burlingon and other events through June including farm groups and veterans encampment
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Waterloo
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Washington
Elizabeth Fisher
Republicads of Iowa
Charles City
State Federation of Labor
Ottumwa
Hawkeye
Brookhart
Gilbert N. Haugen
Lansing
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Iowa Post Masters
Shenandoah
Railway Mail Clerks
Burlington
Mississippi Valley Association
Presbyterian Assembly Chooses Denver for Next Meeting
The 143rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA ended by selecting Denver as the site of the 144th assembly next year. Seattle and Los Angeles received consideration in the vote amid sessions marked by harmony despite talks on modern social issues.
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Board of Foreign Mission
Robert E. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
Denver
Pittsburgh
143Rd General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
Seattle
Los Angeles
Ainsworth R. 2 news notes and social visits
Correspondent reports visits by Mr and Mrs R A Acheson and Davis granddaughters Helen Margaret Ruth from Kansas, notes on school bus tragedy near their traveler, updates on local families and neighbors, rainfall, and a new Bible school opening with five attendees today and eighty planned for tomorrow.
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Grace Stone
M.S. Stones
Sioux City
Stone
Lee Hunt
Homer Hunt Home
Havre
Will McGinnis
J. Or. Mc
McGinnis
Moothart
Hattie White
Gee, Marr
Crarvgfordsville
Eli
Will White
Merry Ten Club
Louie Shroeder
Elmer McCluire
Karl
Glen Anderson
Fear in an age of biography quoted by William Lyon Phelps
A short reflective quote asserts that in biography era a good man fears death. The line is attributed to William Lyon Phelps.
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William Lyon Phelps
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Presbyterian Sunday
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Ella Gordon
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Roy Neighbors
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Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
South America
DPD. Alb
E.D. Morrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. D. Morrison
A. Speer
Speer
C. Gardner
Wellman
Washington, D. C
Helen Wilson
Younghill Kang
R. S. Warfel
Philip J. Dupuius
Bethel Presbyterian Church Social
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Hazel Lambert
Velma Jones
Helen Lambert
Louise Wolfe
Country Club
F. M. Ritchey
A. W. Clow
J.S. McElhinney
Forrest Jennings
George C. Stewart
Lester Orr
Ritchey
A. J. Franzen
Scott Furniture CO
Social Capendar
H. H. Club
Emma McArlin
Mother
Laura Rath
Leona Finch
C. O. C. Club
Methodist Church of
West Chester
Independent Club
James Swift
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
Egypt School
Martin Westen
Delta Alphas
M. F. Church
Chas. Palmer
Harmony Community Club
Walter Anderson
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Harry Drake
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Carson Wilson
Ladies Aid of
St. Paul's
the Presbyterian Church
Harold Montgomery
East Main
Jolly Joker
Rosella Hotle
Susan Coffey
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lucille Kleese
Rebekah
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Geo. Rudiger
General Assembly of Presbyterians
McClure
Shroeder
Fred Schroeder
Henry Karl
Betty
Ann
What Cheer
Edward Martin
North of Washington
Louie
Walter
Pat) Johnson
Rock Island
Merrideth
Johnson
LeRoy Stoeteran
Hazen
Rodney Arnold
Billy
Don Hazen
L. V
Ed Lamberts
Violet
Hattie Pratt
J. J. McConnell
Silas Ross
Bible School
Ainsworth
Joella
C. H. Gather
H. J. Ward & Company
East Side Square
Summer
Shantung
Organdie
Voile and
Batiste
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