May Luncheon Highlights Home Ideals And Hospitality
The Fortnightly club American Home department held a May luncheon at the Y community room with a surprise program built around a federation convention theme. Miss Mazie Stewart served as toastmistress, and toasts celebrated Order Contentment Hospitality and Godliness. A playlet That's Mother's Job illustrated home life, followed by a three course luncheon for about fifty guests. Decorations used lilacs and tulips, program sheets were tied with yellow ribbon, and music featured violins and piano. The next meeting is planned for June with Mrs. W W McFarlane.
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American Home Department
Eugene Henely
County Federation
John McLaughlin
Mazie Stewart
Clara Hluber
Augusta Ester
P. G Widmer
W. C. Mayhew
A. H. Twinam
D. Nanny
W. J. Duncan
Clara. Huber
Pleasant Hill Ladies and clubs in Christmas box effort
Pleasant Hill women sewed for a Christmas box and quilt project while hosting meetings at Mrs Marl Kephart and others. The Pleasant Plains women met with Mrs Gallagher for a chicken dinner, lessons, and a missionary report. Garden club held a tulip show talk by Mrs Cherry and a wild flowers paper by Mrs Dean. Rainbow for Girls elected new officers and appointed leaders. Rural Women’s Club observed Music Week and honored mothers at Mrs Glenn Schwartz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plains
Nellie Tripp
Um. G. Cherry
R. H. Dean
Miss Tripp
Rural Women's Club
Glenn Schwartz
Kigh
Oklahoma Land Rush Tale From Keota to Kingfisher
Mrs John Koch of Washington recounts her father Elwood Grubb of Keota joining the Cheyenne Arapaho land rush in 1891 near Kingfisher Oklahoma He rode a horse to stake 160 acres amid cannon fire and rival claims The family later lived on the land sixteen months before selling for 1000 dollars and returning to Iowa The story ties to Cimarron and local club memories elsewhere in the piece
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John Koch
Washington
Kingfisher
Okla
Elwood Grubp
Keota
Elwood Grubb
Oklahoma
Grubb
Ted
Iowa
Miss Denny Addresses Library Talk at Thott Home
Chapter 1 PL EL O met yesterday afternoon at Miss Maude Thott on Sout Second avenue. Miss Kya Denny spoke on Our Library and Us Educational Resources. She said Education is Knowing Where to Find Things. Out of town guest Alma Brindley of Chicago attended.
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EL O
Officers Elected by Christian Ladies Aid Society
Officers were chosen yesterday afternoon at the Christian Ladies aid society meeting led by retiring president Mrs. Fred Diller. New officers include President Mrs. Mert King, Vice President Mrs. Dilly0ileau, Secretary Mrs. Homer Dusenbery, Treasurer Mrs. Clayton Nicholson, and Reporter Mrs. W. W. McFarlane with 35 members present and three guests.
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Christian Ladies Aid Society
Ppef
Iroll
Mert King
Dilly0ileau
Homer Dusenbery
Clayton Nicholson
W. W. McFarlane
Fred Diller
Carrie Boileau
Iatts
John Eiben
Prank
Legion Auxiliary County Meeting Reported
The Legion Auxiliary county meeting was held yesterday at winv erside with talks by Mrs. Winifred Niggemeyer of Ft. Madison district committee woman and by Mrs. Cora Abrahams of Mt. Pleasant state chairman of national defense. Mrs. Ed Grayson of Washington spoke on Making the Poppies Sloom. Attendees from Washington included Mrs. Elliot Grayson, Mrs. Ed Grayson, Mrs. Jake Mayer, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mr. K. R. D. Page, Mrs. Russell Irink, Mrs. Walter Conner, Mrs. Boice Kurtz and Mrs. Frank Furn.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Winverside
Winifred Niggemeyer
Ft. Madison
Cora Abrahams
Mt. Pleasant
National Defense
Ed Grayson
Washington
Woashington
Elliot Grayson
Jake Mayer
Charles Brown
KR. D. Page
Russell Irink
Walter Conner
Boice Kurtz
Frank Furn
Jesus Teaches Faithful Use of Gifts in the Parable
Lesson for May 10 discusses Luke 19 11 76 and the parable of the absent nobleman. It explains the distribution of pounds as gifts from Christ, the call for faithfulness during his absence, the rebuke of rebellious subjects, and the accounting and rewards or condemnation based on faithful use of gifts.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Rome
Palestine
Owas
Jieyu
West Chester Methodist Church Schedule and Mother's Day
In West Chester and Lexington services are listed: Sunday school 10:00 a.m. and morning worship 11:00 a.m. Ipworth League 7:00 p.m. Evening worship 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:50 p.m. Lexington morning worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Mother's Day to be observed at both services with wearing a flower. West Chester high school baccalaureate at the Methodist church with Rev. Lolever preaching the sermon Epworth League led by Troy Forinash subject World Service. Pastor Fk. J. Robins.
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West Chester
Lexington
West Chester High School
Methodist Church
Lolever
Epworth League
Troy Forinash
World Service
Fk. J. Robins
New Haven Baptist Mother's Day Service Leader
The New Haven Baptist Church holds a Mother's Day service at 9 45 led by Pastor M LeFever with special message and fellowship to follow.
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New Haven
Local society and club notices for May meetings
The Ladies Nnd Society of the Methodist church in West Chester plans a May 38 gathering with Miss Anna Ross in charge of refreshments. The Hb J. club meets May 14 with Wy Md Prebyl. Knights of Pythias convene Saturday at two to attend Harry Shrader’s funeral.
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Ladies Nnd) Society of the Methodist Church
West Chester
Anna Ross
Hb J
Knights of Pythias
Harry Shrader
All work and no play makes jack and lots of it
A brief aphorism from American Magazine notes the excess of work over leisure, implying a critique of modern life that values constant productivity over recreation. The line echoes cultural advice columns urging balance between duties and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
King Heralds of the West Chester church Meet Ralph Wadell
The King Heralds of the West Chester M. E. B. church will meet with Ralph Wadell on Saturday May 9.
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King Heralds of the
West Chester
M. EB
Ralph Wadell
Fortnightly Club and School Groups Schedule Meetings
The Bible department meets Monday at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson. Delphian Society gathers Monday 7 30 in the library. Fortnightly Drama dept hosts a pot luck dinner at Mrs A Andersons home on Monday May 11. Lincoln school marionettes to be presented. Fortnightly Club Literature dept hosts May 1 party Monday May 11 at Mrs H J Montgomerys home with dinner at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
A. Anderson
Lincoln School
H. J. Montgomery
Booster Club Meeting Planned With Mrs George Jarrard
Booster club to convene with Mrs George Jarrard Tuesday afternoon May 10 to discuss Mother’s Day program. Entertaining committee named Mrs Dill and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
George Jarrard
Dill
Stewart Section 2 meeting with Mrs Whilson May 12
Stewart Section 2 of the American Home department will meet with Mrs Frank Whil son on Tuesday afternoon May 12 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Dept
Frank Whilson
Bo and P. W. club to hold May meeting at Y
The Bo and P. W. club meets in the community room of the Y on Wednesday evening in May with dinner at 6 15. Social time follows. Members may bring guests or be excused by notifying secretary Jessie Klein before 7 p m Monday. Call 791 Green or 34 green. Prairie over Mission Circle meets at the church Thursday afternoon May 14. HostessMrs O K Scott and Mrs O B Mouser. Entertainment by Mrs W D Booth and Mrs M B Booth. Election of officers and payment of dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo and
P. W
Jessie Klein
the Prairie
Electricity Defined as a Form of Notion by Standards Bureau
The Bureau of Standards states electricity is a form of notion. When electricity is used the energy released manifests as heat or work in another form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dureau of Standards
This Daily Tongue-Twister Quips Boston Transprint
The latest tongue twister taunts readers with a playful line This is a zither. The note appears in the Boston Transprint daily edition inviting readers to repeat and rate the challenge.
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Boston Transprint
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Summer
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Coats
E. M. Bridges & Company
South Side Square
SOCAY
American Thome Dept
Mayhew
Vera Foss
Evelyn Crandall
Arla Easter
Kunis Shaw
B. F. Brinton
Bridge Clug
B. B. Bridge Club
J. F. Glick
Roy Mallory
North
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S. Is. Watson
Nick Roth
Glick
Mallory
Ralpheck
B. Watson
Pleasant Hill Ladies YD
Pleasant Will Ladies Act
Marl Kephart
Jim Nicholson
Mary Anderson
Sam Sisufoose
Roy Kephart
Wedlar
Earl Kephart
Pleasant
Plains Missionary Meeting
Garden Club
Nellie Pripp
Order of the Rainbow
Martha Reister
Helen Jones
Clarity
Betty Cunningham
Hope Mildred Lemley
Faith
Dates Franklin
Charlotte Squires
Ruth Cunningham
Adrienne Wanernus
Irma Tucker
Dorothy Somerek
Virginia Mirgon
Myra Harvey
Virginia Lemley
Virginia Davis
Heen
Harley O'Loughlin
Rel Call
Mother
Will Marie
Frank Pringle
J. N. Phillips
Lou Rhodebeck
Willis Schwartz
Miss Denny
Ade Pag
Christian Ladies
Rock of Ages
L. B. Lupton
Iowa Ave
Welch Moore
Jude
Amd
Redes Eagle Ot
Armpas
Coney Island
Frankfurts
Jack Sprat Pears
Strawserries
Lox Ce
Kurtz Market
Rev. P. RB
Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
West Chester M. Bk
Weashington Cleaners
Crone’s
E Beef
Swift
Lee
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
Stewart
North Side
Ryman Money
Ae Sroce
Jack Sprat
Sally Brown
Atacp, da Pra
Jacl Sprval
Mazola
Peaches, Jack Sprat
Melba
Salt
Pke
T. S. Crone & Sons
Washington Orchard & Dileavol
Crawfordsville
C. R. Pauley
Wyman
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