Local Parent Teacher elects Bandfield president
Mrs. H M Bandfield was elected president of the Lafayette school Parent Teacher Association at a meeting last evening. She succeeds Mrs. A A Olyvogge who moved away. Leas resignation was read and accepted, Virgil Dyce elected to fill her place. Several members named to committees for the year. Lectures planned for June by Dr Caroline Hedger on child health. Various church and society meetings scheduled for Thursday and Friday with decorations, parties and charitable plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bandfield
Parent Teacher Association of
Lafayette
A. A. Olyvogge
West Side
Lea Brooks
Virgil Dyce
Lez Iind
Dye
Brooks
L. G. Balenseifer
C. B. Prierson
Lester Penn
Louis Blitsely
Mies
C. F. Chapman
J. D. Rohmer
Allen Ross
Pant V. Stealy
J. JL. Levey
G. N. Rutter
WH. OM. Griffith
R. E. Patterson
Chautauqua Group Finishes History Textbook Study
The Chautauqua club completed a study of an early American history textbook and discussed current events. A social meeting is planned for December 28 at Mrs Earl Tyner White s home with a picnic dinner. They will begin studies of Stories in Stone by Willard L Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morary West
Earl Tyner White
Willard L. Lee
Washington
Poland
Russia
Marys
Albania
National Speaker to Address Waterl o W C T U
Miss Mary Ida Winter national field secretary for World Education for Peace will speak at 2 30 p m December 23 in the Waterloo W C T U meeting replacing the usual December session The event is at the W C A building and will be part of a busy W C T U schedule including a Jan 5 prayer day a Jan 15 Victory day and a Jan 24 all day institute The organization also voted gifts totaling 16 for soldiers and a $6 collection for Near East Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ida Winter
World Education For Peace
Waterloo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. Co. A
Cha WaterIno W. C
TY. U
Miss Winder
Union
Grace M. &. Church
Ida Mitchel
Marle Jones
Soldiers and Sailors Department
Near East
W. C
Beethoven Day at Woman's Club Observed
Beethoven day plans at Waterloo Woman's club include a 2:30 p m Friday meeting with current events by Mrs F L Marquis a Celia Thaxter reading Beethoven by Celia Thaxter piano overture Bemont by a quartet and a duet Andante from Fifth Symphony plus a So ta ta Pathetique movement with hostesses Mrs W W Gallup and Mrs A E Glenny Also notes on Friday Study Club sewing for Ferkins home and a Chicago trip by Mrs Join Farrell Mystic Workers official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women’s Club
F. L. Marquis
Charles Greeley
Celia Thaxter
Bemont
Mmes
Cecil Birkley
Robert Parrott
EH. Beal
Karl Krause
West High String Quartet
Orange juice cure for clearer skin and Slim figure
The orange juice cure is described as a simple method to clear muddy skin, reduce pimples, and improve complexion by daily intake of juice from two to four oranges before meals. It notes the laxative and purifying effects of oranges, links skin health to digestion, and suggests gradual weight loss through continued healthy routines.
University Women Attend Christmas Dinner Program
University women gathered at Bla tearoom for an American Association of University Women Christmas dinner. Year books were distributed after the dinner as trees and lights framed the scene. Performances included solos by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. McCormick, chorus pieces, and a one act play read by Mrs. Wratislaw plus an encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla
American Association of University Women
Max Wilson
Norma Cialser
Gounod
Coral
Fred J. Miller
Merle Wratislaw
George Middleton
New Excellent Chief of Pythian Sisters Elected
Mrs A H Duke was elected most excellent chief of the Pythian Sisters at a meeting last night in the Knights of Pythias hall. The staff includes Mrs George Shertil as past chief and numerous officers led by Mrs Paul Burgess senior and Mrs W EF Malkowskey junior. Installation will occur jointly with the Knights of Pythias on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duke
Pythian Sisters
P. Ball
George Shertil
Paul Burgess
W. EF. Malkowskey
Guy Stainbrook
Lewis Leckington
John LasBarre
Bistress
Ela Litchfield
Harry Manning
John LaBarre
W. D. Johnston
Fred Bross
H. A. Duke
W. F. Malkenskey
Knights of Pythias
McKinley P T A to Meet Monday
The McKinley school Parent-Teacher Association will gather at 7 30 p m Monday on campus Miss Theresa Fevercisen will speak on Good Books for Children Community singing led by Mrs Warren L Steeves with Miss Virginia Gable at the piano The McKinley orchestra led by Miss Ettabelle Storer will provide music A reading by Miss Leah E Hickelberg and a euphonium solo by Miss Mary Pitts A Melody Way demonstration by Miss Goble a viola and violin duet by Miss Margaret Moore and Alice Marvy Klibberstein and refreshments will be served by men of the school chaired by H R Dilger and D S Ramage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
McKinley School
Theresa Fevercisen
Warren L. Steeves
Virginia Gable
McKinley Orchestra
Ettabelle Storer
Leah E Hickelberg
Mary Pitts
Margaret, Moore
Alice Marvy
Klibberstein
H. R. Dilger
D. S. Ramage
Club Notes Jueves Farde club and many entertainments
Numerous clubs plan gatherings tomorrow afternoon and evening at various homes including Mrs R W Harbin Mrs Garl Peterson Mrs Kirk Scroggy Mrs Fred Fisher and others. Christmas party plans gifts exchanges and officers for the coming year noted with Luncheon served and decorations described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueves
Farde Club
R. W. Harbin
la Lomita Club
Garl Peterson
Walnut St Baptist W M S Selects Leaders for 28
Walnut Street Baptist church Womans Missionary Society elected officers yesterday afternoon. Leaders include Mrs PT AL Meddianus, Mrs Oscar Barry, first vice president Mrs B R Mayer, second vice president Mrs RoOM Lew is, secretary Mrs Nettie Haskins, MWcanier, corresponding secretary Mrs W Sipes, executive member at large Mrs E E Holme, cross secretary Mrs Frank Cisna, and literary secretary Mrs J A Smith. Haskins left the program to work among Japanese and Chinese in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
AL Meddianus
Oscar Barry
B. R. Mayer
Soced
Ro O M. Lewis
Nettie Haskins
W. Sipes
E. E. Holme
Frank Cisna
Cross
J. A
S. S. Class Hosts Christmas Party at Altstadt Home
The S. S. Class held a Christmas party Monday evening at the Altstadt home. About fifty guests attended with hosts including F. Alsstadt Carl Gruener E. C. Geiger and Harold Aitvler along with Rev. QO. M. Yagey Rev. Clinton F. Smith and W. H. Langlas. Santa Claus impersonators distributed gifts and carols were led by Rev. Yaggy. Refreshments were served after 10:30 p.m. with piano music and festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
C. F
Ralph Bick
Plbers
Will Weick
Cedar Falls
Wid
He A. Boysen
Melrose D.A.R. Dinner Meeting Highlights Gifts to Ellis Island
Melrose Chapter of the D.A.R. held a dinner at Mrs. Zathoe Burk’s home with 45 attendees. Christmas greetings came from state Regent Mrs. Charles Saunders and others. gifts were collected for Ellis Island and a Christmas program was planned for Memorial hall. Two new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dary Melrose
D A. R
Zathoe Burk
Charles Saunders
Des Moines
Charles Langfeldt
California
Claiv
Kingsley
Chicago
Ellis Island
Nellie Brooks
Catherine Sedgwick
Daisy Sigworth
Brooks
Memorial Hall
Woodmen R N and Families to Have Holiday Party
All Woodmen and their families and Royal Neighbors and their families are invited to a Christmas program at 8 p.m. Friday in K of C hall under Gold Leaf camp. A card party will be held in the afternoon. The employed girls' department of the Young Women's Christian Association offers a Christmas party at 3 p.m. today at the association building. Reservations were received up to noon. Iron employed young men and women are promised a merry time. Santa Claus will distribute gifts from a tree and refreshments will follow under Mrs. G. W. Kirkpatrick's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of Cc. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Santa Claus
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Get-Together Club Christmas Party Noted
Members of the Get-Together club held a Christmas party last evening with dinner at 4 30 a m at Black's. An elaborate Santa Claus centerpiece styled the table. Guests visited Mrs C D Hays home afterward and exchanged gifts before bingo. Favors were awarded to Mrs A R Moore and Mrs A R Thorson. Assisting hostesses included Mesdames Elbert Green H M Kober J P von Lackum and Emmet Bartels. Miss Viola Stuff and Mrs Mabel Lanning attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get-Together Club
Black
Santa Claus
C. D. Hays
Banco
Favors
A. R. Moore
A. R. Thorson
Mmes
Elbert, Green
H. M. Kober
J. P. von Lackum
Emmet Bartels
Viola Stuff
Mabel Lanning
Kindergarten Club Christmas Dinner at Black's Tearoom
The city kindergarten teachers gathered for a dinner party at Black's tearoom last evening. Christmas decorations, a Santa Claus centerpiece with a miniature sleigh and eight reindeer, and festive candles created a holiday atmosphere. Miss Ruth Smyre and Miss Theresa Peterson arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Club
Black
Santa Claus
Ruth Smyre
Theresa Peterson
Woodman Juveniles Set Christmas Party at Knights Hall
Woodmen circle will host a program and Christmas party for juveniles at the Knights of Columbus hall tomorrow. All Woodmen members and friends are invited. Juveniles should arrive at 7:30 p.m. The program begins at 8:15 p.m. and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Knights of Columbuss
West Orange Club Hosts Husbands Party at Mrs Priday Home
The West Orange club will entertain their husbands at a party hosted by Mrs George Kinne Priday. A noon picnic dinner will be served and men will respond to a roll call with the line My Favorite Dish That Mother Used to Make. Miss Sadie Miller, returning missionary from India, will speak and Mrs George Buchan will read verses. Christmas gifts will be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange Club
George Kinne Priday
Sadie Miller
India
George Buchan
Hawthorne Parents Plan Free Health Lectures With Hedger
One hundred Hawthorne School patrons met through the Parent-Teacher association. The program featured readings by Miss Mabel Root, songs and duets by parents, and musical numbers led by Miss Ettabelle Storer. The association voted to cooperate in bringing Dr Caroline Hedger to the city for free health lectures and to join the Parent-Teacher council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Parent-Teacher Association
Mabel Root
Ettabelle Storer
Mascagni
Charles Trunkey
Holy City
Adams
N.C. Altland
Carolne Hedger
Parent-Teacher Council
City in Brief Highlights from Local Notices and Events
In Waterloo today Illnois Central's H S Gray of Dubuque is visiting. Divorce actions surface with dismissals and custody orders. Parish lodge officers chosen. Train schedule adjusted to improve Florida connections. Tax sale results show $33,437.90 in bid properties, with further sale planned January 23. Divorce petitions allege cruel treatment and request custody and alimony. Community notices include a picnic and a church event, with public invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Gray
Illnois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Edna Beck
Peter Beck
JR Carpenter
Will O'Neil
Betty
Waterloo
California
Prince Hall
J. W. Lacey
Sim Holmes
A. H. Hyland
J. D. Hopkins
George EB. Smith
Winsis Central Railroad
Chicago
Florida
A. J. Buin
Mrs Wannemaker Leads U V Auxiliary in Reelection
Mrs Elva Wannemaker was reelected president of the auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War at Memorial hall. Her staff includes officers and trustees, with plans for a Christmas party on December 24 and attendance by camp and auxiliary members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Wannemaker
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
George Carroll
W. D. Miller
D. F. Merriman
Elizabeth Moore
George Wright
R. W. Chadwick
Arioth
H. G. Zeller
Alice Stewart
W. C
women's labor bureau officers for 1928 named
Mrs. Floyd Cushman was re elected president of the Woman's Labor Bureau at Carpenter's Hall. Other officers named were Mrs. Paul Penne senior vice president Mrs. Virgil Dye junior vice president Mrs. W T Mib recording secretary and Mrs J G Smith financial secretary and treasurer. The meeting planned Christmas basket distribution and gifts were exchanged after the session with popcorn balls and candy served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cushman
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter's Hall
Paul Penne
Virgil Dye
W. T. Mi B
J. G. Smith
Land
Christmas party and dance at school hall announced
The ble s club invites members to a Christmas party and dance tonight in the school hall with Santa Claus presenting gifts. Eiklets-All members absent from yesterday's Elks club meeting should send charity donations to Mrs H. C. Boehmier. Card favors awarded to Peon Snyder and Mrs. W. GC Bil 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiklets
The
Elks Club
H. C. Boehmier
Peon Snyder
W. GC
Christmas Trees Line Fourth Street in Waterloo
A section of Fourth Street east, Waterloo, was lined with Christmas trees placed at the curb in front of Dotsons clothing store and Wangier Bros. drug store. Trees will be illuminated tonight marking the first lighting of the season. A shortage is predicted by wholesale dealers with prices higher than in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Dotson
Wangier Bros. Drug Store
Waterloo
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Woman's Society of First Baptist
Missionary Society of
East Park Presbyterian Church
N. W. Johnson
J. J. Morris
First Congregational
East Park
Prebyterian Church
George Smith
West Lutheran Missionary Society
W. J. Endres
Central Chirisburg Chuuret
St. Louis
Culvey Stockton College
Julian EB. Pagone
Supt
C. A. Kittrell
General Christian Chrch
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Yarlors
A. F. Stocker
Ernest Zimmerman
Edwin A. Venne
Bert Walford
Isaak Wallon League
First Lutheran Church
Louise Franklin Yesterdry
Carl Hall
College Sage
Central Christian Church
Josephine Barith
W. D Endres
Elass
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Niven
Mr. Niven
St. Loutee. Ga
Kathryn Mulray
Lucille Cutler
Oliver Stevenson
Unity Guild
First ME. Church
Anna Goodall
Margaret Rorerick
Mabel Barr
Llorence Jackson
Mabel Raper
Elsie Taylor
Salvation Army
Tollcall
Toa
Elsa Scheonberg
Ernest Venter
Scheonberg
Fred Meyer
Edna Dettmer
Cupid
F. Ju. Schoonberg
Hosteks
Chautauqua
Beethoven
Woman’s Club
Ferkins
Iowan City
C. ®. Klingaman
Join Farrell
Lodge 439
Mystic Workers
Stevens Hotel
Nancy
Hwl
Pandora Club
Kirk Scroggy
Fred Fisher
F. O. P. Club
Lunehear
T. A. M. Bridge Club
J. J. O'Hearn
Co. BE. S. Lochib
Black's
James Thumbauer
Phopbers
M. C. Westcatt
Kennet
Lynes
Larkin
J. EE. Reberla
Tor. PF
C. Be Berker
Hooa Brinker
Myra Bens MeQuilouga
Hasis EL Uy
Kittie ML Cutler
Walnut St. Baptist W. M.S
Seventh Post
Sloane Wallace
TP al Om
Choek
Vera Peck
Edward Corton
Plaseet
Alice” Bellinger
WM. Mekallip
Bridge
Jane
Moss
E.W. Gootch
Ray Dele
Dora Burke
Department of Town Mys
Iarry Simmons
State Teachers College
Agatha Crnmmigotti
Lincoln Margaret
Marion Flint Jed Commany
Tilstan
Lois Kividsen
Alpha Thornberry
J. T. Armstrong
Ellabelle Stareer
Thelma Handley
J. A. McEwen
M. BR
S. S
Altstadt
Melrose Chapter
Philippe
Gaston
R. N
Y.W.C.A
Woodman
Buchanan
Grace M. Barker
Glenn
Lopom
Calgary
Lidles
Tuy
Women’s Labor Bureau Officers
Jack Farley
Thomas Lehan
Jesse Emry
Frank Connor
Lyle Walt
Bert Gregory
Otto Kahler
George Smale
Farley
St. John's
Bles Club
Odeurs Lorigan
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