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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
2
Mrs Helen B Paulsen spoke to a women’s club about guiding child behavior with gentle language and separating faults from the child. She urged simple, practical motherhood, noting mothers influence sons and daughters while avoiding harsh labels and overtechnical psychology.
The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a dinner at Black's Tearoom on Wednesday evening to honor Miss Jessie Ackerman FRS G S before her lecture A New World at Wallnut Street Baptist Church under club auspices. About 35 members attended a club meeting at the enlarged club home and discussed the Liberty calendar and Christmas plans.
A columnist argues that unemployment cannot be denied by anecdotes about maids and individual cases. She cites studies showing homeless men and urges communities to start a “day’s work” program through local outreach to aid unemployed workers and spur prosperity.
Edna Kent Forbes urges a year end Sunday walk as ideal health and beauty therapy. Dress simply, go with or without company, walk five miles, enjoy a hot bath after, and end with early rest to reap mental and physical benefits for a week.
The chapter hosted a colonial party with 36 members in colonial dress led by Mrs A G Bawyer. Exhibits included old newspapers coins and a 1645 bible while Mrs Fr Chamberlain spoke on Women of Colonial Days. A $25 donation was given to Pine Woods school.
Grace M Epworth league honored seven members on the first and second football teams of east high school at a church dinner. Clyde R Sanborn acted as toastmaster and speeches were given. The league held its monthly business meeting after. Cedar Heights-Womens Christian Temperance union will meet Thursday at Mrs C James home with a program on legislative current events led by Mrs H E Lincoln and a talk by Mrs H J Burdick on Opportunities for Service and Personal Obligations. Card Party Eugene Ladage hosted Courier employees and friends for cards with five tables. Prizes went to Miss Regina Murphy Stanley Dodge and Bernard Downing. refreshments served by Mr and Mrs H W Ladage. Randle Treganza Miss Thelma A Treganza Britt Iowa and William Randle Estell Springs Tenn were married today at 2 pm at J R Macartney First Presbyterian church. The groom is in the theatrical business and they will live in Britt this winter. Legion Auxiliary important business for all members to attend at Memorial hall tomorrow at 2 pm. First M E Miss Belle Miller entertained ionian class classmates at her home.
Catholic Daughters elect grand regent Mrs Catherine Estes and list officers at K of C hall. They plan a Christmas party for needy children from three local parishes and raffle details await. The meeting also covered Daughters of Veterans Jane Kirkwood tent officers and two initiates. Fraters Fraternity outlines Christmas party plans for Dec 26 with dancing and turkey dinner. Other local groups include Waterloo Chapter DAR guests and Poca Rebekahs officer slate with gift boxes for I O O F home.
Music and readings highlight a pupils recital at Ross Conservatory of Music studio on Fourth Street East tomorrow evening. First Baptist Women’s Society will be entertained from 2:30 to 5 pm Thursday by Campbell Bak-Dg company with a special program.
Merrymakers met Mrs. William Marek to plan a December 20 Christmas party at Mrs. Max-erber’s home. Miss Gertrude Reiter helped serve. New Century club schedules a Christmas dinner at Mrs. H. H. Koeneke’s home tomorrow.
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