Harrington Latchem Nuptials Reported in Duke Chapel
Eliza James Harrington and Dr. Charles Wells Latchem wed in a quiet Duke University chapel ceremony at three PM on Wednesday November 20. The Raleigh couple, attended by close friends, will reside in Raleigh. The bride, an anesthetist at Rex Hospital, studied at Thompson Memorial and Duke, the groom a Rex resident and Duke alum.
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John Lacy Harrington
Raleigh
N. Car
Eliza James Harrington
Charles Wells Latchem
Stella Latchem
Washington
H. T. Myers
Duke University
Durham
Liberal Arts College
School of Medicine
Baltimore City Hospital
Baltimore
Informal Program Follows Supper at United Presbyterian Church
More than 159 members of the United Presbyterian congregation and families attended a family night cooperative supper and informal program at the church. Guests Rev George Kerr of Pawnee City Nebraska spoke as the couple visited. Music included vocal solos by Merle Simpson and Douglas Dowell, a cornet solo by Robert McLaughlin, and a clarinet solo by Tom Gray. Mrs Boyd White led group singing with Carolyn Hamilton, with Virginia McLaughlin and Mrs Ralph Kleese on accompaniments. Everett Stewart chaired the pulpit committee and presided. Mrs Hugh McCleery led the Ladies Aid kitchen committee and informal talks were given.
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United Presbyterian Congregation
George Kerr
Pawnee City
Nebr
Merle Simpson
Douglas Dowell
Robert McLaughlin
Tom Gray
Boyd White
Carolyn Hamilton
Virginia McLaughlin
Ralph Kleese Everette Stewart
Hugh McCleery
Ladies Aid Committee
Wedding Attendee Stella Latchem at Rex Hospital Event
At Rex hospital over the past year Mrs. Stella Latchem attended the wedding.
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Rex Hospital
Stella Latchem
Rain ad from Hastings farmers seeks slow steady rains
Dor Wilmes and Don Auteno in Hastings advertise for a country wide two inch rain slow and steady. First results bring .5% of an inch rain at Hastings with hopes for more.
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Dor Wilmes
Don Auteno
Hastings
Ned
Social Calendar Tuesday Circles Meet In Town
Social events listed for Lexington include meetings of Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple circle refreshments visitors welcome U P Women's Missionary Society evening division postponed to December Bethel Women's Missionary Society Rosemary Club Pythian Sisters West Chester gathering with business refreshments Rebekah Odd Fellows and Junior Missionary events at Methodist Church Ky ervonte invited. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy flowers and support from C G Anderson and family.
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Tuseday
Lexington Circle
Grace Emde
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
U. P. Women’s Missionary Society
Bethel Women's Missionary Society
Dell Walker
Rosemary Club
P. F. Whistler
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Odd Fellows and Rebekut
F. Hall
Pam Methodist Church
Kyervonte
Handcraft Group Holds November Meeting at Mrs Crozier
Thirty five members of the Handcraft department met at the home of Mrs Howat Crozier last evening. Lillian Minick read The Other Wise Man by Van Dyke and the group exchanged ten cent Christmas gifts. A collection was taken for the Christmas tree for children sponsored annually by the W C A. Virginia Crull, Mrs Don Maxwell and Ferne Crozier served on the serving committee.
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Handcraft Department
Shrine Card Party Attracts Four Tables Of Bridge
White Shrine members played bridge at four tables in the Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon. Leona Masterran of Wayland topped the scores as games proceeded with prizes to be awarded at the series end. Hostesses Helen Bowers and Howard McPride served refreshments. Next party in two weeks with Eva Allen and Magdefray of Wayland as hostesses.
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Masonic Temple
Leona Masterran
Wayland
Helen Bowers
Harper
Howard McPride
Eva Allen
Magdefray
Thut
Winter sports wardrobes bring smart warmth for the season
The piece highlights new ski and skating outfits showing Diane Lewis in a fleecy white wool suit and red gold embroidered coat, Ann Morriss in a red blue waterproof plaid jacket with hood, and Mary Howard in a cream jacket with a hood and bright waterproof mitts.
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Diane Lewis
Ann Morriss
Mary Howard
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie for Thanksgiving Traditions
A traditional yet slightly novel pumpkin chiffon pie recipe suitable for Thanksgiving. It combines pumpkin with ginger cinnamon nutmeg and cloves, folds in beaten egg whites, and uses gelatin to set a light filling. Ready in two pies with whipped cream border and gingersnap crumb topping.
Delta Alpha Class Social At Mrs Spider Home
The Delta Alpha Methodist class held a potluck supper and social at Mrs Byron Spider’s home Friday evening. Thirty six attended. Nellie Dodder presided over the business meeting after supper, with devotions by Mrs N M Speidel and readings by Esther Hayes. The entertainment committee led contests and a Bible quiz. Next class social planned for early March.
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Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Byron Spider
Nellie Dodder
N. M. Speidel
Esther Hayes
Harrison Dodder
N. Sorrell
Kk. Kk. Griffith
Large Oil Company Announces TNT Toluene From Petroleum
A major oil company announces it will soon produce TNT toluene directly from petroleum in the United States. The development signals a move toward commercially viable manufacture of toluene-based TNT.
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United States
Loss figure at 1940 World Fair disclosed by chairman
Harvey D. Gibson, chairman of the board, reported the fair suffered an operating loss of 10 621 dollars in the first 16 days of the New York World's Fair.
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Harvey D. Gibson
Rural club hosts potluck and study group meetings
Mrs Arthur Rugg hosted the Ladies Rural club with Mrs B C Foster and Merc Zeno Aller assisting. Ten members and seven guests attended the potluck at Hoon, with a business session led by President Mrs Krna Kurtis followed by games. Nearby, Past Noble Guard members hosted a supper at Odd Fellow Hall with Rebekah members and families. Mrs Marek and Mrs Novak attended Cedar Rapids events. The VL Study Club met hosted by Mrs Joe Sehmelver with nine members and guests, led by President Mrs George Miller and featuring a Citizenship talk by Mrs Quinney Rice.
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Noble Guard Club
Rebekah
Marie Novak
Cedar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly
Marek
Cedar Rapiis
Joe Sehmelver
ALC
Elus
George Miller
Citizenshin
Quinney Rice
Bible Class Potluck Supper At Baptist Church
Forty members of the Friendly Bible class met last evening at the Baptist church for a pot luck supper and brief business. Charles Murdock led singing, Ruth Lemley conducted a Bible quiz, and Mrs. Beenblossom read scripture. Plans were made for a December 23 Christmas party at Mrs. Rudie Schmidt’s home with an oyster supper and gift exchange. Hostess committee included Mrs. Leo Mangold and Mrs. Clyde Kelley. serving duties went to Mrs. Lemley, Charles Murdock, and Mrs. Kermit Payne.
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Friendly
The
Baptist Church
Charles Murdock
Ruth Lemley
John Beenblossom
Rudie Schmidt
Leo Mangold
Clyde Kelley
Mra. Lemley
Kermit Payne
Two Papers Presented at Bible Department Meeting
At the Bible department study, Mrs. L. A. Bunce presented What Is Christian Character and Mrs. I. T. Rehmel offered Biography of Satan. Mrs. N. M. Speidel led the study of First Timothy chapters five and six. Sixteen members attended and towels ordered from the Iowa blind women were distributed.
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Bible Department
George Clapper
L. A. Bunce
I. T. Rehmel
Satan
N. M. Speidel
Mary Genkinger
Iowa
Birthday and anniversary notices mix litany of names
Eileen Franzen marks her thirteenth birthday on her parents Albert and Franzen's anniversary. A Washington couple celebrates twenty four years of marriage. Other birthdays include Helen Soukup Lorraine Kos Fran Melinski Alvin Walker Robert Crossett and Albert E B Schulze.
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Eileen Franzen
Mrs
Albert Franzen
Washington
Roger G. Jones
Helen Soukup
Ainsworth
Lorraine Kos
Fran Melinski
Alvin Walker
Robert Crossett
Harry Watkins Albert EB. Schulze
Community notices for school programs and sales
Public notices announce events at Fairview and Wellston schools with programs and hot lunches, a Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. VanMeter’s home, St Pauls Ladies Aid food sale, and a city rummage sale at City Hall with drop-off times. Church groups invite participation. dates include November 26 27 20 and 2 1/2 days.
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Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
B. H. VanMeter
N. Iona Ave
St. Paul's Ladies Aid Sorenedy
Washington Cleaners
Pennsylvania Three Day Waiting Rule Cuts Wedding Numbers
A new state regulation requiring a three day waiting period to obtain a marriage license has reduced weddings in Pennsylvania by an estimated 10 000 across the state. The policy shift sparked debate among residents and officials about personal freedom and administrative efficiency.
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Penn Ivania
Gleaming Olive Tree Agaric Reported in Provence
An olive-tree agaric fungus in Provence is described as emitting a phosphorescent light. The observation notes a faint glow from the mushroom, intriguing local naturalists and readers.
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Provence
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C. W. Latchem
C. H. Guther
C. G. Anderson
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Benteco
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Arthur Rugg
Bible Meeting
Morgan's Cafe
Aly
Richard Gray
Clive Gray
George Baker
Fairview School
Elsie Stout
Wellston
Blanche Ginkens
T.A
Turkey
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