Local Society Notes Highlight Club Elections and Events
Mrs. Morris was elected chair of the city council of Parent Tendher associations with Mrs. A. Kaar Wits as vice chairman and Mrs. Thompson as secretary. Retirement marks C. W. Bruner after three years as presiding officer. District units reported last year’s progress and plans to expand work. Royal Coatinge of Dental Surgeons lecturer Wallaga Seccombe to speak Feb. 10 at West High. Woman's Club Junior auxiliary welcomed new members. a program featured piano numbers and dances. A youthful wedding united Miss Geraldine Thoy and Leotis E. Young at First M. E. parsonage. A surprise party honored Mrs. Balenselfer’s birthday with 18 guests and refreshments. Notices for club and church event submissions must reach the Courier by 9:30 a.m. on publication day.
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Morris
Tendher Associations
Meneblp
Xs. A
Sus
A. Kaar Wits
Ro. H. Thompson
C. W. Bruner
Roval Mucider
Witsks of Lace ent-Teucher
Sir. Wallaga Seccombe
Royal Coatinge of Dental Surgeons
Toronto
Canada
West High Auditorium
Woman's Club
Greater Wraterlog Association
Jean Margadant
Curly Locks
Virginia Wangler
Philatheans Banquet and Officers Election Tonight at Walnut Street
The City Philathea union plans its annual banquet and business meeting at Walnut Street Baptist Church Tuesday evening. Dinner at 6:30 will be organized by Faye Colling Charine Kosnaught and Oral Beaty. Mrs. Sage will speak. Program includes a march music by Jacile Schmidt, devotional by Savers young women, a vocal trio by Hess Caslay Ellawene Jensen and Dorothy Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Union of Philatheans
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Faye Colling
Charine Kosnaught
Oral Beaty
Walnut Street Philathea
F. C. Sage
Double Anniversary Observed at Sweet Residence
Mr and Mrs 3 W Sweet host a joint golden wedding and 78th birthday anniversary at 624 Vermont Street with six children and relatives from Waterloo Grandy Center Whitten and Würkersburg. Also present are Lydia Leech A I Phekinger and others as they mark family milestones and local club events with dances and initiations in late January.
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3. W. Sweet
Vermont Street
Mr. Sweet
Waterloo
Grandy Center
Tia
Neyer
Clara Burr
Whitten
Delbert QC
Sweet
Wurkersburg
Lydia Leech
A. I. Phekinger
Church Group Activities Highlight Town Plans
Mrs J G Brinkerhof hosts Community Church Ladies Aid at Cedar Heights Tuesday afternoon with business, entertainment and light refreshments. First Presbyterian Warmony class holds picnic at Long Sound Park noon Tuesday, with Mrs George Xauman hosting and officer elections in the afternoon. Lydia society visits Miss Caroline McFarlane tonight with Miss Rithel 10 an 5 assistant hostess. Westminster guild hosts Aid Alar chapter at Miss Maxine Green’s Tuesday evening. Christ Episcopal vestrymen meet at Lloyd Hall for parish house talks with officers elected. Grace M E women’s societies all day with W F M S at 10 am led by Mrs J W Arbuckle.
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J. G. Brinkerhof
Churen Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights
W. J. Sutcliffe
First Presbyterian Warmony
George Xauman
Long Soud Park
Caroline Holman
Lydia Society
Caroline McFarlane
Rithel
Aid
Westminster Guild
Maxine Green
Christ Episcopal
Lloyd Hall
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes shares beauty advice on teagowns negligees and practical sewing tips. She recounts a woman who built a teagown business after a modest £50 capital and offers guidance on fabrics styles and appropriate use.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Cats and Envy in Side Talks by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron reflects on envy as a social force, noting envy can be sincere flattery when genuine yet remains pleasant. She suggests studying envy’s psychology for popularity, compares envy to a cat’s affection, and discusses how envy shapes perceptions of wealth, mobility, and freedom, ending with an apology for cynical opening remarks.
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Lfe
Gies
Curtains and Drapery Cutting for Perfect Fit
This guide explains practical curtain measuring and cutting rules to avoid costly mistakes. It covers length, fullness, hems, headings, weighted edges, and matching patterns for panels, valances, and outside curtains to ensure consistent design across windows. It emphasizes planning for repeats and alignment, plus proper fullness percentages and fabric allowances.
Luncheon prep and society meetings scheduled in town
China Noon luncheon will be prepared under direction of Mines. George Ferguson and A. B. R. Haw yer. Lagfites' Aid society will convene at 1 15 p m followed an hour later by W H H M S under leadership of Mrs J Pope who Will conduct a lesson on the negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
George Ferguson
A. BR. Hawyer
Lagfites’ Aid Society
W. HH. M.S
J. Pope
Club Notes Pythian Sisters Card Party
Pythian Sisters plan a card party at IK of P hall on Wednesday. The event begins at 2 30 p m with all members urged to attend.
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Pythian
IK. of P Hall
Waterloo Scouts Mark Thirteen Years Of Organized Scouting
All city scouts attended a service at First Congregational Church marking the 13th anniversary of organized scouting in the United States. The event featured remarks by J. Jury and W. H. Johnson, prayers by A. I. Haswell, and a sermon on faith. Seven troops, a bugler pair, and a church choir participated, with prayers, oath renewal, and scout laws recited. An investiture ceremony at East High Auditorium follows tonight with inter troop efficiency contest scoring by tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
United States
A. J. Jury
W. H. Johnson
Jesus
A. I. Haswell
B. J. Holton
Boy Scouts of America
Lynn Ray
Carl Moessner
John Knox
East High Auditorium
Waterloo
Monte Carlo Mayoress Race Opens With Banquet Planned
Waterloo Elks stage Monte Carlo Mayoress contest February 19 to 24 at the Forum in Monte Carlo. Campaigns heat up as candidates press for support with daily program changes and evening attractions. Campaign manager D G Bechtelt to outline plans. many entrants stay in race, promising lively political style. Roads report Iowa dirt roads impassable due to thaw and rain, traffic through at 10 to 15 mph.
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Monte Carlo
Waterloo Elks
D. G. Bechtelt
Hechtelt
Towa City
Iowa
Revival Extends As Congregation Votes To Continue
Evangelist W A Buell’s revival at St Pauls Methodist church will continue for another week after a unanimous vote by pastor, members, and congregation. Sixty converts came to the altar yesterday as Buell extends the meetings, with services planned for adults and children and a cottage prayer service tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Buell
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Elma
Buell
a _preather brother
Birmingham
Patterns for the Fashion Department Courier Pattern Service
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Each pattern costs 15 cents and allows seams. Orders should be sent promptly and are expected to arrive within ten days after mailing.
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Gend T
Fashion Department
Whaterloo
Re Eee Ee Ee Tse Ce Er
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions no clear events names places or dates making a concise summary impossible without speculation. The readable portions do not yield verifiable people organizations or locations for a factual two line record.
Yeomen Initiate Brotherhood Class at Moose Hall
Yeomen to initiate Brotherhood of American Yeomen. meeting at Moose Hall tomorrow at 7:30 p m to initiate a class of 38 candidates. Dancing for members and friends will be at 8 p m.
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Daughters of Veterans
Jana Kirkwood
Ent
Memorial Hall
Brotherhood of American
Moose Fall
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Society News
J. P. Morris
P.T. Council
A . Young McMlroy
Geraldine
Thoy
Melray
Leotis E. Youn
John M. Young
Saunemin
M. E. Parsonage
R. EF. Hurlburt
Leonard Fowler
Cedar Rounds
Minnis Bruner
F. W. Balenselfer
Oller
Afferoau
Fatre Neus Club
Mrs. Ai. IL
Kelty
Valentimea Parsy
K. C. Hell
Tenes BD
J. W. Lichty
Dortha Lichty
Lester Parris i
Roepner-Burkle
Henry Mueller
Martha Burkle
Roy Roegner
Ackley
John Dunt
Roegner
Anton Sturm
Mmers
John Fink
Rose Sturm
Carl Salsburg
King’s Plaughters
Tirere
J. C. Forbes
Jers
M. C. Vaughe
Kiks
Lemsey
Grisgs
Mason Clay
Waterloo Verde
Hiks
D. B. Barth
H. B. Smith
Tracey
Edna
Durd
Maude Knudsen
Myrtle Crane
Hoeneree
Bumblay
Edwin Parkins
Fred Damgs
TH. B. Sellech
Sacred Heart
Autorium
Russell Lamson
Oh Tanguet
Double Six Club
Black
P. m
Taray
Church News
Grace SM. BE
J. W. Arbuckle
Patrick
Catharine
Ruth Cameron
Harland
H. Allen
Boy Scouts
City of
Guy Pettay
R. J. Degon Weer George Shoemaker
Magdalena Smith
Cedar
WT Wagner
W. Metarlane
Esther Pint
Maxine Horner
Irs
Josephine Berard
St. Paul's
Evangelist Buell
Party
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Horlick
Love Karo
Corn Products Refining Co
East
Ilinois Street
Chicago
Corn Produces Refining Co
Dept.a
Argo
Ilinois
Wrigley’s
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