Pleasant Chautauqua events and club notices
Members of Alpha Beta 3073 Red Gamma Sorority and other societies hosted gatherings on Mullan avenue west. A sewing contest, quilting prize for Miss Ethel Michell, and a four course dinner marked the day, with Doroth y Phinney presenting favors and a brief musical close. Several clubs and circles held meetings and entertainments at various local venues, including a birthday dinner for Llewellyn Boggs and a Ninety- year birthday tribute to Mrs. Phoebe Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan ‘Avenue
House
Alpha Beta
Red
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Ethel Michell
Dorothy Phinney
Martha Washington
Ray Phinney
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Instructions
Readers are asked to fill a coupon and mail it to the Fashion Department Heven Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. The patterns include seam allowances and are mailed as soon as possible, with an estimated ten day delivery after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department Hevening Courier
Waterloo
Knoll to lecture on The Common People at Calvary Church
J. V. Knoll of Abbott Iowa has been secured by the Young People's Alliance of the Evangelical church to deliver a lecture titled The Common People at Calvary Evangelical Church. The event aims to engage parishioners and discuss social topics related to ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Knoll
Young People's Alliance of the
Evangelical Church
Abbott, Iowa
Calvary Evangelical Church
Birthday Party at Mrs Smith Hosts Miss Josephine Lee
Mrs M A Smith entertained yesterday afternoon on Webster Street for Miss Josephine Lee birthday anniversary. Decorations of flags and pink white roses. Refreshments served. Gifts of silver china linen to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A Smith
Webster Street
Josephine Lee
Bonus Tempus Club
Alice Newton
Mulberry Street
Washington
Gwyneth Knee
Gladys
Vetter
Salesbury Street
Elizabeth Bronson
Ricker Street
Dr Lidtring Moves Office Address in Iowa City Ad
Osteopathic physician Dr F C Lidtring announces removal of his office from 407 Lafayette Ride to 622 Black Bldg in an advertisement. J A Cook a rural mail clerk who runs between Fort Dodge and Sioux City but lives in Waterloo was expected to go west at 12 35 midnight on the Illinois Central train No 1 V1 but the train did not arrive until 8 40 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Lidtring
Lafayette Ride
J. A. Cook
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Waterloo
Tlinois Central
Dedicate Church Free of All Debt
The First Brethren church, costing 34140, was dedicated debt free after a 9620 service total. A 1100 surplus and 430 organ fund arose from a single morning event. Members, 302 total, pledged 9767 with a birthday fund raising 117 over two years. Dr Gnagey led services on Christianity and church missions, while no further subscriptions were requested. An open house and revival planning followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Clurch
Gnagey
Ald. Gnagey
Ashland
Gnngey
J. L. Gillin
Wisconsin University
W. H. Beachler
Reorganize Sunday School Meeting Set at First Presbyterian
Waterloo plans to form a city Sunday School association at First Presbyterian Church to unite nearly all local schools. A three member committee chaired by Rev W H Beachler, with Rev E M Rhoades and W H Howrey, prepared preliminaries after a Brown Street Baptist meeting. The meeting begins at 7 30 with superintendents assistants and old union members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sunday School Union
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. H. Beachler
Gifts Galore For W. A. Sunday Party
Saturday evening in Pittsburgh the Billy Sunday evangelistic campaign held a gift presentation for the eight week revival. The 14 000 seat tabernacle was filled before 6 p m. Diamond stick pins were given to Homer A. Rodbeaver B D Ackley and Joren G Jones. The platform glittered with costly flowers and the evangelist received numerous gifts. About twenty delegations attended, each numbering from 40 to 200. On Friday the converts were 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Billy
Tabernacle
Homer A. Rodbeaver
B.D. Ackley
Joren G. Jones
Westminster Guild Debs Entertainment in Church Parlor
Westminster Presbyterian Deborah chapter plans an evening program in the church parlors Wednesday. Friday evening the Brotherhood holds its regular meeting in the church parlors with supper at 6 45. Fathers and boys are especially invited. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterean
Deborah Chapter
Westminster Guild
Brotherhood
First’ Methodist
Wid Erworth League
Grace M. EB
St. Pauls ML Om
Thesday
Walter
Dewey
Stotts
Ladies' Aid Society
Epworth League
Hirst Baptist
Methodist
Deborah Society
Queen Esther Chele
Walnut Street
Calumet
The
Aid Society
Ju. J. Howrey
Martha Smith
Phoebe Cornell Celebrates 90th Birthday With Four Services
Mrs Phoebe Cornell marked her 90th birthday by attending four services at the First Baptist Church. She began with Sunday school, stayed through the morning preaching, attended the BYPLOU meeting, and ended with the evening sermon. Widowhood kept her active, living with the Alm McStay family in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phobe Cornell
Phoebe Cornell
Neaders of the Union
Cornell
William Cornell
ALM
Linden church events organize men and youth rallies
Linden churches announce weekly activities including prayer meetings at the church on Wednesday and Friday gatherings to form a brotherhood. Various church groups plan socials, dinners, clubs, and youth events with open invitations to members and nonmembers alike.
Activities of Christ Church
Rev. George W. Hinkle heads for Des Moines to toast Bishop Morrison on his fifteenth anniversary in Iowa. Daughters of the King host a musicales at Mrs. J A Jerger’s home. Lenten services at Christchurch include Ash Wednesday morning and evening prayers and Friday sessions at 10 30 and 4 30 with a missionary meeting Friday at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hinkle
Morrison
Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Hinkle
Daughters of the King
J. A. Jerger
Christchurch
William Bates
Fourth Street
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Chautauquans
Cadwallader
Charles F. Brown
P Hall
HL. B. C
Anna Zimmierman
Ogurer
Lois Cass
Florence Haggard
Central Christian Church
R. E. Martin
B. Natural Club
Martin
Florence Drake
Joe Wray
Harry Henderson
Nate Hartong
Oriental Club
EH. A. Black
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Hall
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Elks’ Hall
Club of Young Men
K. of
P. Hall
J.V. Knoll
Lady Militant Social Circle
Cabinet of Philathea
J. Margadant
G. T. G. Elub
Waterloo Business College
Ellis Hotel
Walter Bass
Co. O. F
C. Hall
J. F. Cass
Llewellyn Boggs
Leland Avenue
Boggs
Forest Hardie
Wilma Basher
Florence la Tier
Hezel Keller
Tohengrin
Horace Maynard
Justice H. E. Tullar
E Emerson Hough
Creasy
Clara Maynard
Forest Hardin
Angeline Campbell
Katherine Galloway
Eugene Noyes
Ira J. Hoover
Edward Weller
E. A. Boges
Gladys Ogan
Cora Spensard
Gladys Hamilton
Library West
la Porte
Neil Jackson
Rostand
Florence Ward
C. N. Shane
Chanticler
Katherine Jenness
Sell
Lydia Miles
Dewitt Billings
Ruth Merrick
Florence Chilcote
George Washington
Ethel Garrabrant
A. T. Hakill
Frank Sherwood
Viola Billings
Ellie Wilson
Duke
McCormick
Leach
Munson
Long
J. M. McStay
Second Street West
Majestic
Adress Viaseese
SK. of P Hall
First Baptist Church
W. A. Braniger
California
Jeanne Lichty
Burr G. Lichty
Migs Lichty
Franklin Street
FL ¥. T. Club
Lady Militant Circle
LO. O. F
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Pythian Temple
F. J. Hanlon
Five Hundred
Fourth Street West
H. W. Flint
William Michael
H.W. Flint
EF. S
Fifty-third Infantry
Tribe of
Ben Hur
First Brethren
NEW “Association
OLD “Union
First Presbyterian
W. A
Linden M. KF
Linden
Congregational Church
Mary Newton
W.G. Miller
J. E. Lamb
R. J. Melean
F. A. Long
Mary Headley
Clara Thunt
Er Sherrell
Central Christian
George EK. Roberts
Smart Shop
East Fourth Street
Mast Fourth Street
Waterloo, Towa
Christ Church
Sone Day
Wellville
Tostum
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