Society News from First Presbyterian and Local Clubs
The First Presbyterian watch party opens the new year with films from Ames education department and community singing at the parish parlors, followed by devotional talks by C. M. Allen Leora Pairbanks Robert Wood and Dr J R Macartney. Holy Name court St Marys auditorium hosts a Christmas party with readings solos and games, plans for a January 5 card party, and a gift exchange. Various groups including Entre Nous Pythian sisters and PEO Luncheon hold gatherings with hostesses and programs, while Minerva club Friars dance and Womens clubs announce events.
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First Presbyterian
Ames
Iowa
C. M. Allen
Leora Pairbanks
Christ
Robert Wood
J. R. Macartney
Elsie Byvank
Clarke Cozard
Arthur Macartney
Sam, Patterson
Bruce McCleary
Holy Name Court
St. Mary's Auditorium
N. Erpelding
George Smale
J. Reihsen
George Genile
Minerva Watch
P. J. Murray
Minerva Club
Beautifying the Nose on Board Steamer
Edna Enit Forbes discusses nose care and beauty tips for women aboard a steamer. She notes limited options to change nose shape, highlights skin care like blackhead powder, and links redness to digestive and circulation issues with suggestions to improve the complexion and -- where relevant -- underlying health factors.
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Paris
Side Talks and Ruth Cameron
A reflective piece on age and fashion focusing on a middle aged woman in a green wrap and henna hat, contrasted with youth. The narrator critiques older women dressing to appear younger, arguing that such contrast emphasizes aging while praising the beauty of age and the value of style appropriate to one’s years both for middle aged women and their granddaughters.
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Jess
Charm of white hair in lavender and pink hues
The author extols the appeal of women with white or gray hair dressed in lavender or black, noting delicate pink accents suit the palette. He praises the dignified, granddaughterly charm of such styling and the pleasing visual balance for the eye.
Linden M. E. Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Watch Service
Linden M. E. Church marks its founding tenth anniversary with a watch service on Friday evening. The program begins at 8 p m with music from girls chorus and solo by Chester Marble, followed by two addresses on the church’s decade, plus choruses and a male quartet. Epworth league activities precede the program and social afterward, with a 11:30 p m prayer and praise service in the auditorium.
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Linden M. E
J. B. Howe
C. Wpp
Chester Marble
T. A. Trimble
Byron Shin
L. B. Park
OA Zuehrke
C. W. Harrop
Epworth League
Cabinet
Motoring in Rush for 1921 License Plates
A long line stretched from the county treasurer office toward the courthouse as motorists queued to obtain 1921 license plates. Clerks processed about a person per minute with two days left in 1920 and a penalty of 3 dollars after Jan 1. Officials warned many owners would miss plate issuance.
Churches to Join in Service of Prayer
Union prayer meeting will be observed tomorrow night at Walnut Street Baptist Church with First Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational Grace M E and Walnut Street Baptist taking part. Rev Purser and Rev Macartney will preside and speak as part of a series leading to Grace M E revival meetings next Sunday under Evangelist George Wood Anderson. The meetings show unity and aim to counteract crime and unrest.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
Grace M. E
Walnut Street Baptist
D. I. Purser
Fay
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo East
Grace M. EB
George Wood Anderson
Start your businesses course January 3 at Exiuné College
An advertisement notes business courses begin January 3 at Exiuné Business College on Mulberry Street. The ad claims newspaper advertising costs less than any other medium, urging quick enrollment.
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Exiuné Business College
Mulberry Street
Advo
Vews Asiens
Relief Committee Rejects Friday Concert Offer
Waterloo relief committee turns down the Altmaj Sextette performance for Friday night to aid Black Hawk county relief. The group plans a $18,000 county quota with Waterloo’s share of $2,000 and names a publicity chair and fund custodians. The session appointed an executive secretary and an office and formed committees spanning civic, commercial, welfare, and religious groups.
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W. I. Atkinson
Western Lyceum Bureau
Altmaj
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Committee
Greater Waterloo Association
C. W. Kline
E. A. Boggs
A. C. Preston
W. J. Keefe
Waterloo
Eline
Kline
Boggs
BE. E. Magee
R. T L. Shortt
Benjamin Schultz
Peter Mavrelis
J. F. Ashe
Preston
Keefe
C. J. Askins
Births Reported For Four Families
Mr and Mrs Jacob HL Crawford at 1496 Berich welcome a son Howard William. Mr and Mrs Taylor N Benson of Waterloo have a son John Henry born December 21. Mr and Mrs Paul H Hoff of Orange township announce a son Glen Leverne born December 5. Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Bragdon of Geleghhurst Illinois announce a daughter Jane born December 28.
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Jacob HL Crawford
Berich
Howard William
Taylor N. Benson
Waterloo
John Henry
Paul H. Hoff
Orange, Township
Glen Leverne
Kenneth L. Bragdon
Geleghurst Ill
Jane
Nashes Couple Married at Grace Church
E. J. Lockwood officiated at the Nashua Iowa wedding of Miss Clara Louisa Green and Harold Pefft both of Nashua. Edna Green and Arthur Pefft attended. The couple will reside on a farm near Nashua, with Ekland Business College advertising.
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Hey. E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. EB. Church
Clara Louisa Green
Harold Pefft
Nashua
Ila
Edna Green
Arthur Pefft
Mrs. Pefft
New Car Needed for Fire Chief in Waterloo
City officials consider purchasing two new fire engines and another for delivery soon to modernize Waterloo fire apparatus. The chief's current 1912 two cylinder model is old and fragile, prompting calls for a new red, gold-lettered car with two hand chemical tanks to ensure rapid response across four stations. Chief Ray Tiller has delayed asking the council but often borrows a car during extreme cold to visit fires and four stations.
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Fie
Ray Tiller
Waterloo
Department
Don Green
la France Fire Engine Company
Tiller
Advertising Class At Waterloo Y M C A Enrolls Thirty Three
Thirty three students enroll in the Waterloo Y M C A modern advertising course meeting Wednesdays led by Hi B Kloster and assisted by eight Waterloo men. The four part program covers advertising and the man tools of advertising mediums and the field. Former servicemen and other members may join free. Paul Davis plans a class dinner after sixteen sessions. Liberty Laundry offers one dollar for each ad produced by a member that is acceptable. Coterie club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Delaney.
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Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Hi. B. Kloster
Waterloo
Kiester
Associated_Ad Clubs
Paul Davis
Liberty Laundry Company
Brenda Reaches New York on a Promising Night
Brenda, helped by Mrs. Darcey, sails into New York hoping Roger Daly will meet her on the pier. Her telegram to a friend is sent, but the expected reunion fails to appear as the pair head to a modest apartment. Brenda marvels at skyscrapers and bright bridges, cherishing the chance of a first meeting with Daly at the Banner office.
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Roger Daly
Brenda
Miss Nivisens
Mrs. Darey
Mrs. Darcy
Daly
Renda
Myra
Darcy
Mrs. Darcey
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Banner Office
Pennsylvania Station
Branda
Boy to Girl Change Shocks Prairie Farm Family
A 14 year old Winnipeg area farm worker born male was told he was a girl. Police investigated and found a complex history of draped gender identity, shifted upbringing, and a life on farms after bereavements. The youth, known as Mike Franche, has been placed in a Children’s Aid home in Winnipeg and renamed Mary Warenzak.
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Winnipeg
Mike Franche
Portage District
Wice
Ang
Fred Smith
Mike
Mickey
Iixangack
Sosk
Sheol
Portage Prairie
Smith Farm
Children’s Aid Home
Mary Warenzak
Lemon Beef Recipe From Boston Teaching Kitchen
Household cooks seek economical methods for tough meats. A tested dish from a Boston teaching kitchen uses beef, lemon juice, and vegetables baked slowly until tender. The method soaks the meat overnight in water and lemon, browns, then simmers with liquid, finishing with a sour cream sauce and thick gravy.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns
Waterloo Evening Courier offers up to date pattern designs. Fill the coupon and send it to Fashion Department with 15 cents for Iowa pattern. Patterns allow seams and orders are fitted as soon as possible, with delivery about ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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