Delightful society luncheon and Christmas plans noted
Mrs F G Benedict and Mrs Paul W Eighmey hosted a luncheon for about 100 guests at Black's tearoom. Pink and orange decor complemented roses and sweetpeas. Miss Pramoms Benedict sang a set of soprano solos accompanied by Mrs Robert Parrott. Multiple church and club events are scheduled for Graves Memorial United Brethren, Central Christian, YWCA and other groups with rehearsals, meetings, and a Christmas party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. GL. Benedict
Paul W. Eighmey
Black’s
Pranoms Benedict
Social Affairs Planned at Linden M E Parish
Linden M E church schedules multiple events including a Friday evening entertainment by Division Five featuring orchestra and piano accordion selections, readings, songs, and playlets. A Junior Epworth League party, a Wednesday sociable, a monthly board meeting, a Thursday prayer meeting, and a New Year basket supper on Monday Jan 2 are planned by church committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Epworth League
Linden M. E
C. L. Hoffman
Joseph Yates
Epworth League
Therch
Ladies' Ald Society
Two Circles of King's Daughters to Hold Meetings
Two chapters of The Edne's Daughters plan meetings this week. Scattergood circle will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. H. C. Barton’s home with hostesses Mrs. H. Wilson and Mrs. W. J. Walsh assisting. Mizpah circle to be hosted Wednesday at Mrs. H. W. Bergey’s home. devotion led by Mrs. J. A. Worley. Serving committee includes Mrs. J. G. Relston, Mrs. DB. Ingols, GC L. Sterling, H. D. Harker, and I. E. Goodrich. Attendees are asked to bring a 10-cent gift and come prepared to buy one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne's
Scattergood Circle
H. C.barton
H. Wilson
W. J. Walsh
Mizpah Circle
H. W. Bergey
J. A. Worley
Mmes J.,g. Relston
DB. Ingols, GC
L. Sterling
H. D. Harker
I. E.goodrich
Primary Teachers Entertained at East District Club Luncheon
Primary teachers club of east district held a Saturday luncheon at Black's Tearoom with holiday decor and surprise gifts. Miss Theresa Feyerelsen led guests from the juvenile department and committees coordinated festive table rotations, ten cent gifts, and seasonally themed decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East District
Black
Mame
Theresa Feyerelsen
The
Wes
Henrietta Hill
Rachel Queen
Viola Thomas
Central Christian Carnival Promises Music and Booths
Central Christian church will sponsor an 8 p m carnival in the thatch basement with the Discord Opera company presenting a program. The Gid Home Quartet will sing The Working Man's Symphony The Tale of the Bucket and Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Other acts include a clog dance by H Fleetfoot and performances by Gold Dust Twins and Beulah Mythaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
Central Christian Church
Thatch
Discord Opera Company
Gid
J. H. Ray
Margaret Richardson
Lewis Pickett
Beulah Mythaler
Hazel Ray
H. Fleetfoot
Wisconsin
Gold Dust Twins
Heulal
Mythaler
Bonnie
Library staffer to speak at PTA meeting event
Miss Theresa Feyerdsen head of the juvenile department will discuss Better Books In the Home at tomorrow's PTA meeting at Paragebig School. Rev Joseph Yates pastor of Linden M E Church will share the Christmas story. Three high school boys sing We Three Kings. Other features include carol singing, Christmas readings, and a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Feyerdsen
Pub
Nc Library
School of Paragebig
Associat DT
Joseph Yates
Linden M. E. Church
Three Kings of Orient
Bertha May Tracy
Opal Haven
Pauline Ams
Muriel Correll
O. A. Outrogge
West Side
Lincoln PTA address by Prof Goetch at 7 45 pm
Prof E W Goetch of Iowa State Teachers College Education Department will address Lincoln Parent Teacher Association at 7:45 pm tomorrow at the school. Mrs Marion Flint will lead community singing and Lilian and Lois Knudsen will perform a piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Goetch
Education Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Lincoln Parent Teacher Association
Marion Flint
Lilian and
Lois Knudsen
Alpha Thornberry
J. G. Armstrong
Ettabelle Storer
J. A. McEwen
Thelma Hoagley
Hints in Beauty Care for Winter Hands and Weight Advice
Wellness advice for winter hand care with home remedies including glycerine rose water lemon juice and oils. Tips advise rubber gloves during washing and polishing routines to prevent drying. Reader questions cover reducing weight safely suggesting gradual loss of 5 to 10 pounds monthly and noting freckles fade with lemon juice but cannot disappear entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I.H
Church and Society Meetings Across Local Churches
Unity Guild of First Methodist meets for picnic supper at 6 30 p m today at the church followed by a business meeting and social hour. Sunday school board of First Methodist meets tomorrow evening at the church. Standard Bearers of First M E meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Mrs M M Beal's home. all girls 14 to 21 invited. Young People of St Mark's Episcopal heard a Recreation talk by Earl Record yesterday. William Ashmore Jr presided. Pauline Tanner and Virginia Troup led refreshments. Burden Bearers of Calvary Evangelical meet today at 7 p m for picnic supper and business. Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Society meets tomorrow at 2 p m in church parlors. W Wednesday meeting postponed. Harmony class of First Presbyterian holds a 1 o clock picnic dinner and regular meeting tomorrow at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Herbert O. Gilley
Harry Confare
Maxine Kessler
Woman's Missionary Association
A. C. Kessler
Pearl Aiken
A. W. Kistner
Atter Beth Guild
Marie
Vivian Bark- Wrst
Lade
Brotherhood of the Church
Unity Guild of
First Methodist Church
First M. E. Church
M. M. Beal
Young People's Society of
Burden Bearers
Calvary Evangelical Church
Woman's Society of Walnut Street, Baptist Church
Harmony Class
First Presbyterian Church
Citizens Citizenship Drive Warns of Turbulent Times
Des Moines December report shows Judge Martin J. Wade urging businessmen teachers social workers and women's clubs to teach the constitution and American citizenship during naturalization proceedings. He warns of a shotgun government in cities and stresses homes and families depend on citizen education and honest public officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Martin J. Wade
United States District Court
Naturalization
Board of Naturalization
Wade
Ivy
United States
America
América
Cibs
Businessmen Join Forces to Bring Truth to Dark Homes
Businessmen align with these forces to carry the sight of truth into homes where truth remains unknown, signaling a coordinated effort to illuminate amid prevailing darkness and obscure beliefs.
City in Brief Holiday Visitors and Travel Notes
Local guests include Mr. and Mrs. G. W.illingworth from Los Angeles visiting W. W. Wyant for the holidays. Mrs. T. H. Thayer returns home improved after hospital observation. G. O. Lamson attends a Des Moines diocesan meeting. Hammond family from San Bernardino visits Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Herschel Margart of Lincoln leaves for Vermilion after visiting Sans Souci. No special Christmas excursion rates. Great Western and interurban lines offer weekend fares. Bankruptcy petition filed by John Albright referred for adjudication. Petroleum product film shown at Ho tel Russell-Lamson. club to vote on WursterDonnell tie. Items stolen from autos reported on Sycamore and Park avenues. Earl E. White returns from Chicago after Life Insurance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W.llingworth
Los Angeles
W. W. Wyant
T. H. Thayer
Riverside Drive
Alen Memo- Tiai Hospital
G. O. Lamson
Third Street West
Episcopal Church
Des Moines
F. 5B
Hammond
Gwendolyn
San Bernardino
Cal
D. A. Sherman
Lafayette Street
Herschel Margart
Lincoln
John Albright
Melrose Township
Grundy County
An. E. Jordan
Iowa
Albright
Elwanians
Russell-Lamson
L. V. Surtee
Educational Department
Eise Conning Petroleum Corporation
Henry C. Wurster
A. D. Donnell
W. 4. Harris
Fourth Street East
Sults
Sycamore Street
O. D. Hardyback
Baltimore Street
Park Avenue
Lafayette
Sycamore Streets
Blizzard Fatal to Many Quail Shelters Asked
The blizzard and deep snow last week killed many quail. Burr G Lichty found three frozen quail near the road from St Francis hospital to Sunnyside Country club and another man reported four more from the same covey. Lichty urged bird lovers to build slanted sheltered enclosures facing southeast to protect quail from snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr G. Lichty
Prospect Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Sunnyside Country Club
Lichty
Building in Des Moines Completes Nine Story Construc
Des Moines Dec 12 The Northwestern Bell Telephone company began excavation for a 53 million building at Ninth and Locust streets. Nine stories will be erected now with possible future additions. Ernest Brown of the Brown Hotel company is building a public automobile garage to be the city’s largest, with entrances on Grand avenue Chestnut and Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Northwesterm Bell Telephone Company
Ninth and Locust Streets
Ernest Brown
The
Brown Hotel Company
Grand Avenue
Chestnut
Fourth Streets
Tree he felled brings death Bremer farmer
Daniel High a 63 year old well known farmer was killed when a tree he was felling fell on him on his farm three miles northeast of Janesville Indiana. He was famed for maple syrup production and leaves a wife who died years ago and four children and two sisters in law. Surviving are son John of Bristow daughter Mrs Adolph Hoppe Cedar Falls daughter-in law Mrs Philip High Waverly and sisters in law Mrs W B Horner Waterloo and Mrs H H Broadie Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Daniel High
Fred Timeon
Carl Bodeker
High
Ile
John
Bristow
Adolph Hoppe
Cedar Falls
Inlaw
Philip High
Waverly
W. BR. Horner
Waterloo
H. H. Broadie
Divorce Case Heard In Contested Trial
Judge H B Boles heard evidence in the contested divorce of Gertrude Shaulis versus Tra Shaulis. Mrs Shaulis seeks a decree on grounds of cruel treatment. John H Meyers and Carleton Sias represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Boles
Gertrude Shaulis
Tra Shaulis
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Mmes. G. G. Bickley
A. M. Place
Charles Knapp
H. B. Cropper
EB. W. Miller
F. J. Eighmey
Robert Gibson
H. G. Prank
TY. R. McCoy
Edith Wangier
Society
Clara Barton Guild
Jay Hen
Joly
F. B. Brocksus
Linden M. EL Shurch
Wikless—Elks Club
Anawinorns School
Black's Tea Room
Mary Melrose
Zathoe Burkvilla
K. of P. Hall
Graves Memorial
U. B
Elizabeth Kenney
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Club of
Boone
Waterloo Club
H. L. Maltas
E. A. Torthey
H. L. Smith
T. F
Lb. EF
Roberts
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Carpenter's Hall
Linden M. E. Parish
B. of
L. F
EL. A
Firemen's Hall
Central Christian C. E. Society
P.T. A
E. W. Goetch
Pythian Sisters
Wanneval
Church News
Lucien Lelong
Buchanan
Chicago
Earl E. White
Leavitt Street
White
New York Life Insurance Company
Pia
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ane
Bremer
Daniel. High
R. W. Hesner
Girldean McMillan
J. D. Hopkins
F. W. Edwards
John W. Gwynne
of Mears, Lovejoy, Jensen & Gwynne
Hopkins
Calvin Coolidge
International Neawsreci
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Appingham
Westcott
Fonda Mae
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