Lambda Tau Pi To Organize Chapter Here Next Week
The semisocreal Lambda Tau Pi plans its first chapter outside Chicago at Plymouth Congregational Church next week. Twelve names are pledged for the charter. others to be added as the installation proceeds. The group, founded in Bryn Mawr Chicago, seeks independent operation with rituals modeled on the parent society.
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Lambda Tau Pi Society
Chicago
Bryn Mawr
Tav. Cart R. Hutchinson
Donald Parry
Plymouth
Ehuren
Ehro
Total Group
Fellowship Congregational Church
James Findlay
Plymouth Church
George and
Merle Heath
Officers Named by Fine Arts Dept at Annual Meeting
The Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's Club elected Ars. GC. A. Waterbury as presiding officer at the Greater Waterloo association meeting. Mrs. Maude Knoap Berry was chosen vice chairman and Mrs. Howard Burr secretary. The program outlined plans for next term including a strong club chorus and monthly chalk talks on music. The Junior Auxiliary progress was reported, with ten new members proposed for April.
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GC. A. Waterbury
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Maude Knoap Berry
Howard Burr
Po J. Clark
MacDowell
L. G. Leeper
Thte
J. EB. Ridenour
General Committee
Oley Speaks
A. J. Anderlein
Jane
Chadwick
Fred J. Claris
Mmenx
Enderlein
Clark
H. Vaulsen
J. G. Heidebrand
Clarr
Parker
J. EB. Brinkman
Misa Hazel Scott
Pratt
C. D
Samson
Alice
W. D. Johnstone
Cavell
Mise Ruth Gassett
Beauty fashions from Tutankhamen era and toenail care
Edna Kent Forbes discusses Egyptian fashion influences from the tomb of Tutankhamen, praising sandals and Egyptian decor, then offers practical beauty tips including foot soaks, nail trimming, and skin care. The piece blends fashion fantasy with step by step grooming guidance.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Atreay
Valley of the Kings
Egypt
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Sick-Abed Books and Comfort Reading Traditions
Ruth Cameron reflects on convalescence and the joys of reading while sick. She praises old favorite authors and titles like Cranford and Trollope, notes how mood favors old friends over new books, and celebrates sick-abed companionship with timeless fiction.
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Crawford
Wiss Mattle
Deborah
Cranford
Lim
Archibald Marshal
Agnes Repplier
Cona
Plymouth reception honors new pastor in church parlors
Members of the Plymouth Congregational Church and guests gather for a welcome reception for Dr. Donald Parry who recently assumed duties as pastor. Committees handle arrangements, with refreshments, program, and guest lists among the tasks.
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Plymouth
Church News Highlights Local Class Meetings and Socials
First Presbyterian Pallathea hosts a class gathering at Miss Margaret Black's home with Miss Wattin ureter as assistant hostess. Central Christian Married Folks class met with E R Wardie presiding and R E Black leading devotions. Rev AIM BON offered prayer. 52 calls reported since March. A May picnic dinner at the church will precede a calling party for members and prospects. A St Joseph's Rosary society card party is planned at Victory auditorium. Christ Episcopal Ladies meet at church parlors with host Mrs Davith Ramarce, a week early for Rev G. Ww.
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First Presbyterian Pallathea
Margaret Black
Independence
Wattin Ureter J
BR. Brocksiis
E.R. Wardie
R. E. Black
Vo Aim. Bon
Maren
Ath. Son
Myr
JA. Panisen
Ell. Mayes
Victory Auditorium
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
Davith Ramarce
Christ Episcopal Ladies
G- Ww
How to recognize artificial silk in textiles
The article explains tests to distinguish artificial or wood silk from real silk. It notes artificial silk has higher luster with a metallic sheen, a stiff wiry feel, and coarse filaments. By unraveling a thread one can count 15 to 20 filaments, observe easy separation, and test burn behavior to confirm a vegetable fiber versus animal silk.
Quarterly meeting and study at Kirst Baptist Church
Trinkle former pastor attends a gisit as hostesses resist. The Mary At Tor ton home department meets Thursday at 2 p.m. for quarterly business and lesson study. Kirst Baptist Women’s Society holds an afternoon study of India at Work led by Mrs A J Van Dorén with Mrs M G Vaughan and division to serve supper.
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Home Department
Mary At. Torton
Kirst Baptist Women's Society
India
A. J. van Dorén
M. G. Vaughan
Division
Club Notes Honor Luncheons and Teas This Week
Mrs. F L Benedict hosted a 1 pm luncheon with Happy Hour club members Tuesday, table settings for 18 centered by jonquils. Mire Paul Bightey and Mrs J D Wloe assisted. Good Luck club to be entertained by Mrs Charles Fall at Black's tearoom Thursday at 2 pm. Mrs Frank Harris to host at 1 pm luncheon at Black's tearoom Thursday afternoon for Petrova club. Mrs J A Munson led Kum-Chat-A program at Mrs John George's home Tuesday.
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Atniielp Dintersstiss
Helene Hallett
Shai
Thane
Mya
Bennett OG. Clark
St. Louis
Len
Mmeés
A. J. Alenander
Arthur Fowler
Frank Fowler
Charles Knapp
Man Waneler
George KR. Wiliams
Des Moines
Mobert White
St. Paul Mires
Jeanette Cgrasott
Witt Sims
Iowert White
Gertrude
Gladys Klein
Chicago
F. L. Benedict
Happy Hour Club
Paul Bightey
J. D. Wloe
Good Tuck Club
Charles Fall
Black's Tearoom
Frank Harris
Petrova Club
J. A. Munson
John George
Luncheon Guests Include Mrs. H. T. Banton
Noon gathering hosted by a Mrs. served refreshments with the help of Mrs. John Fry and Mrs. A. P. Smith.
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H. T. Banton
John Fry
A. P. Smith
Welfare League Seeks Clothing Supplies After Cold Wave
Waterloo's Welfare League store at 725 Franklin Street reports severe stock shortages due to the cold spell. Manager Thomas Reany says requests for children's clothing, shoes, underwear, and bedding have surged as more families rely on aid. He asks residents with usable castoffs to notify for collection.
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Franklin Street
Waterloo
Thomas Reany
Welfare League
Reany
Social Welfare League
Watertoo Social Welfare Jen
Switchman Owner of Car Found in Shed
White on rounds at the Crystal Lea & Fuel Co. property when a night watchman found a sedan in an empty shed at 1 a.m. Police investigated and confirmed the car belonged to Winds Central a watchman who had left it in the shed during his shift.
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White
Crystal Lea & Fuel Co
Winds
White Youth Clay beauty tonic claims reform aging women
An advertisement-style piece touts a refined white clay product called White Youth Clay claiming to restore youthful skin and beauty. It cites French scientists and decades of study, promises skin firming and a rosy complexion, and offers related products with a money-back guarantee.
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As & State Star
Suisntists
Rance
Ave
Horses and Autos Clash on City Streets
Horses and automobiles clashed yesterday in two street incidents. A horse attached to a transfer team collided with a car driven by John Campbell on Fourth Street between Jefferson and Blast. One horse was knocked down and slightly hurt. the automobile suffered minor damage. The owner reported the incident to police headquarters.
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ALG Bma
Colby-Parker ‘Transfer Company
Fourth Street
Jeferson
Blast Streets
John Campbell
Washington ‘Street
Nolee
Farge
Harvey
Local Vehicle Crash Report In Rural Route Area
At Wellington and Titth arrests an auto driven by Mrs EL Estul from Grant avenue collided with Ispowles rural route No 4 vehicle at 7 p.m. One horse was killed and the wagon tongue broken. Mrs Estul's car was damaged.
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Ispowles
Estul
Grant Avenue
Wellington
Titth
Barly Hare
Istel
Buchanan Co man suffers arm cut by buzzsaw
Independence Iowa April 11 Reports from Peoples hospital indicate it may not be necessary to amputate the arm after Stash Weeple was cut by a buzzsaw in Buchanan County.
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Independence
People's Hospital
Weeple
Farm Accident Near Town Causes Severe Elbow Injury
A farm incident nine miles north of town injured a man named Miller. While operating a sawmill a belt flew and a bird reportedly pushed him against the saw, causing a deep elbow cut. Authorities report no further injuries.
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Abe Tay Miller Farm
Esaietin
Bird
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