Christian Endeavor Convention Emphasizes Service Theme
The eleventh district Christian Endeavor convention will stress Service Above Self with 400 youths from over a dozen societies meeting Friday through Sunday at First Congregational church. Notable speakers include Thomas Campbell Desirins field secretary, K W Schaller, and the state president. The program features a missionary play by First Congregational Society, a talk by Rev Clinton F Smith, and a fellowship banquet at Central Christian church, with Ralph Fox and Clare Heald as song leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
First Congregational Church
Thomas FL Campbell
Desi4ines
K. W. Schaller
Dubuque
First Congregation
Breluw. Bushnell
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Central Christian Church
Ralph Fox
Jolly Evening Club to Send Delegate to Lake Okoboji
The Jolly Evening Club will elect a delegate to attend the Okoboji Conference for Industrial and Business Girls July 14 to 25. Members vote to cover half the expenses and host a roof garden party at the YWCA May 14 to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okoboji
Jolly Evening Club
Okoboji
Nellie Brown Sinclair
Y.W.C. A
Ella Webber
Adeline Kielm
Loraine Maas
Clara Hansen
Anna-Frederick
Walda Hueghi
Westminster New Members Honored at Unity Sociable
Westminster Presbyterian church held a unity sociable to help new members meet long-time members. Guests arranged as families fostered acquaintances. Robert Watterson sang two vocal schéles with Douglas Darling at the piano, seven year old Dolores Mayes performed two selections. A mirror scope projection showed older members as they appeared in earlier years. Refreshments concluded the event. Entertain Opera Cast First Presbyterian choir will entertain the cast and others who assisted in presenting the comic opera Princess Bonnie at the church tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Watterson
Douglas Darling
Dolores Mayes
First Presbyterian Choir
Bonnie
Beauty Advice And Sleep Habits Discussed In Page
A column offers psychological insight into hair pulling as a subconscious habit and suggests a self spoken cue before sleep to break the pattern. It also covers modest health notes on weight, ammonia use for bleaching, vein concerns, lip fullness, silk care, and early gray hairs as potential nervous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
BE. B
Side Talks on Marion's Weight and Self-Perception
A college friend Marion in New York state discusses her obesity, diet struggles, and social pressures. She explains fatigue from housework, attempts at dieting, and the clash between family meals and self-control, noting family love and her effort to cope with fatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
New York State
Sid
Walnut Street Baptist Class Holds Annual Dinner at Y WCA
Young Married People's class of Walnut Street Baptist Church observed its annual banquet Monday evening in the Y W C A dining room. Covers were laid for 50 guests at attractively set tables with baskets of lilacs and apple blossoms. The program opened with assembly singing and featured a class prophecy, chalk talk, readings, solos, musical readings, and Beattie songs performed by Rev R N MacDonald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
D. S. Axtell
H. A. Boysen
Helen Axtell
Floyd Modlin
Ralph Dunlavey
R. N. MacDonald
Y's Men's Glee Club
Two Grand Officers to Attend CELS Event
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosts Cedar Falls unit at Munsonic Temple at 7 40 with two grand officers Mrs Jessie Wheeler associate grand matron and Mrs Frances Dali grand conductor of Iowa among guests. Program includes vocal solo by Margaret Howell violin by Lucile Cutter and readings by Margaret Stotts. Refreshment committee names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wheeler
Frances Dali
Iowa
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Falls
Munsonic T Temple
Margaret Howell
Lucile Cutter
Margaret Stotts
George Willey
Grace Cornish
Announcements Rule for Society Society Editor Timing
Notices must reach the society editor between 3 and 830 am. Musical programs and long lists cannot be read by telephone and must be sent typed or in legible handwriting. Club secretaries and reporters are urged to identify all persons with full names and married women's names with husbands, adhering to the paper's style.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle
The newspaper runs yesterday's crossword solution page, listing answers by clue numbers and across and down entries for readers. This brief item notes the completed grid and confirms solution availability.
Book of Verse by Bernice Ravelin to Be Published
Bernice Ravlin a Central school teacher will publish Treasured Thoughts under the pen name Margaret Wyatt with 40 poems in five books likely to be issued about May 21, bound in imitation Feather blue cloth. The sale is sponsored by Business and Professional Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Ravlin
Central School
Business and Professional Women's Club
Margaret Wyatt
Church News Notes at First Baptist Plans May Activities
The Church News Committee of First Baptist Church held planning for the annual May morning breakfast in the church social rooms. A reception for new members is set, followed by the annual meeting on May 14. Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist schedules its first annual banquet and reservations with Mrs Wright by Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. Wright
Aid Society
Frank Bannon
Rusiness
R. R. Fran_ cis
Truman Aldrich
X,ers
B. Cropper
Harry Anderson
Oakland
Cal
Holy Land
Walter B. Howell
Ars. Ti
Maynard
Miami, Fla
Helen
Tumior Cross Word Puzzle Solution Guide
Puzzle description explains how to solve Tumior Cross Word Puzzle with letters placed in white squares. Words run across or down from numbered squares and form words when solved. The key word begins in the drawing and additional word keys follow.
Puzzle Words And Church Social Notices
Yesterday's puzzle answers show running cross and clues about word meanings. Aid society meeting in church rooms assigns president presiding roles and May elections. Burden Bearers of Calvary Evangelical church plan Wednesday gathering. First Evangelical church prepares tea towels for kitchen needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
First. Evangelical Church
Will
Harold Smith Home Furlough After Four Year Enlistment
Harold W. Smith torpedoman on the J. S. Lamson is spending a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs George Smith at 121 Riehl street. He has completed a four year enlistment and extended two more years. He will depart the United States in June for a voyage to Europe aboard his ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Harold W. Smith
J. S. &. Lamson
George Smith
Riehl Street
Harold
United States
EuroBeag Watore
Stanley Peecarek
Washington Street
Adams
Fourth Street
Pecarek
BE. A. Leighton
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
Dubuque
Federal Grand Jury
P. J. Walker
Sergt
Marky Rechtferup
Harry Johmson
Laventy
Esher
Leo Harvey
Hazel Harvey
Jefferson Street
Walter R. French
California
Harry M. Reed
Carroll
Clinton
Davenport
Red Oak
Sheldon
Iowa State Teachers College
Thora Collyer
Hisse Byrank
Dorothy ‘Schmidt
City in Brief: Waterloo locals and events
Numerous notices from Waterloo cover visitors and departures, hospital updates, and local appointments. Highlights include Miss Vyda Fuhrman visiting Miss Minnie Brunur, Mrs. H. A. Wilson's weekend in Montevideo, and Carl Reths as picnic chairman for Gates Business College. Also noted are appendicitis treatment for Catherine Connelly, a police court fine for speeders, a rescue of a horse from a ditch, and plans for evangelistic work by Walter Mead and Edward Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Good
Roger Baum
Town State College
Ames
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street West
George Young
Sioux City
Catherine Connelly
St. Fancis Hospital
Gates Business College
Sherwood — Park
Karl Reths
E.G. Leffler
A. M. Clark
Minneapolis
Smily Fike Maddock
Des Moines
Joseph KE. Sheridan
George A. Sheridan
Mulberry
Hampfond Packing Company
Chicago
Ohio
Falls Avenue
Police Department
Walter Mead
Edward L. Crane
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
Mead
Wichita
Kanr
Waterloo railway workers to run safety month drive in May
All Waterloo employes of Haiwais Central railroad will join a safety first campaign during May. H G Brown announces the plan aimed at reducing accidents and injuries across the Wiiness Central system next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. C
Waterloo
Haiwais Central Railroad
H. G. Brown
Wiiness Central
Ideals of India Told to Y's Men by Herbert A Peopley
Herbert A. Popely, with 25 years in missionary work in India, spoke to the Y's Men’s Club on New Ideals in Ancient India. He said a new era of political and religious thought is sweeping India today. The Beagay of American Pen Women is noted as the world’s largest women’s literary organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideals OF
India
Toldy’s Men’s Club
Herbert A. Popely
Harbert A. Popely
M. CG
Tha Y’s Men's Club
Beagay
Chicago Firm Purchases Clinton Light Plant in Iowa
Canton Gas and Electric Co. property sold to Light and Power Co. of Chicago after a late closing in Chicago. Holding company plans major enlargements including gas service extension to Fulton, Illinois. An ordinance to reduce light and power rates will go to Canton council. Young interests held a majority of stock in the local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Utilities Light & Power Co
Chicago
Canton Gas & Electric Co
Fulton
Bride to be honored at Violet LaTour shower
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Violet LaTour who will marry Harold Poyner May 1 was hosted by her sister Mrs. D. T. Plater at 407 Vinton Street. About 40 guests attended with music games a mock wedding and decorations in pink and white followed by a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet LaTour
Harold Poyner
Siven l
D. T. Plater
Vinton Street
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Marie E. Wilts
Pidhella Amas
Harold I. Smith
Wesson
Smith
N. G. Allead
G. Plat
Chopin
Bernice Call
Marion Kneasley
Humboldt
Eres
Bl. M. Oy
Charles Young
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
Fred J. Miller
C. H. Bunker
CJ. Langfeldt
Kensington ‘Club
B. G. Maad
Westminster
Unity Sociable
Walnut St. Baptist
Y. W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Anna Meader
Minerva Wilson
Presbyterian Hospital
Ethel Louise Chandler
Kimball Publishing Company
Meddin Milla Hambs
the Tribune
Mary Christie
Alcott School
Marion Ransier
Waverly
J.D. Liffring
John Tata ‘Liffring
Natural Study Department
Association
Y. Wlc.a
Nellie Brown .Sinclair
Robert Sinclair
Daughters of Veterans — Cards
Banco
Memorial Hall
Grace Bross
Mae Radenhaver
Pearl Maxfield
Alice Stewart
Nora Phinney
Arthur Hummel
Jake Simmons
Elk Run
WR. Cothern
H. R. Hunt
Mason City
Our Lady of Victory Court
East High School
Daily Cross
Elardergelapser
Giiavie Merie
Bernice Ravelin
Pr. E
W. H. Burke
J. H. Stanton
Chariton
L. S. Combs
Maud Dudley
Stove Mountain
Alfred Longley
Shrine Club
Chila Study Club
William Grabe
J. E. Johnson
C. F. Nagle
Church News
Lexington
Puzale
Us.navy
Lial
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchand
Vyda Fuhrman
Fort Dodge
Minnie Brunur
H. A. Wilson
Sunset Road
Montevideo
Minn
Williams
White
Los Angeles
L. D. Massey
Meathea
St. Joseph's Hospital
F. S. Burling
Colonial Apartments
Long Beach
Genevieve
John F. McSweeney
R. J. McSweeney
Wellington Street
Fuige J. W. Gwynne
John Bunyan Smith
Mr. Crane
Buy Optical Service
Buchanan
West End
4Th St.ridge
Chicago Co
LaBine
Pablo
Helio
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