Mission School Enrolls Near Hundred At Opening Session
Nearly 100 persons enrolled for the first session of the school of missions at First Presbyterian church last evening. Mrs. E o H Kimball and Dr J R Macartney teach Thursday evenings, with featured texts and a China study. A Sunday supper followed and a workers association report adopted memorial resolutions for Miss Carolyn McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Missions
First Presbyterian Church
E. O H. Kimball
Dorothy Giles
J. R. Macartney
Lucius Porter
Workers’ Association
Carolyn McFarlane
China
Macartney
Glapha Kern and Robert Mussett Wed on Thursday
Miss Glapha Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Kern united in marriage to Robert C Mussett at Linden Methodist church parsonage with Rev C W Harrop officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Walker and Mrs Walker. Bride wore brown satin back crepe. A wedding dinner followed at the Kirn residence for 20. The couple will live at 307 Mobile Street. Mussett employed as a repairman at Rath's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glapha Kern
Karl Kern
Mobile Street
Robert C. Mussett
William Mussett
Linden Methodist Church
C. W. Harrop
Robert Walker
Kirn
Beauty hacks nose job tips and facial care myths
An opinion piece urges caution on altering a baby's features and promotes consulting a facial specialist for nose work. It offers home remedies for pores and blackheads, including oatmeal paste and starch masks, plus facial massage, chin exercises, and posture tips to improve appearance.
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Cyrano
Side Talks Teardown of Tatal Wald
A reader laments how loving people praise others to outsiders but avoid praising loved ones directly. Personal stories show mothers, grandmothers, and husbands failing to voice praise, building a wall of inhibition. The piece urges readers, especially parents and spouses, to speak kindly to those who matter most.
Chicago Singer to Give Recital Here
Ralph Leo, once with Cedar Rapids roots and now a Bush Conservatory of Music teacher in Chicago, will give a small private recital at Mrs. Sara Beem Davis home this evening. He has led music at First Methodist and sung with major orchestras and New York concert circles. Accompanist: Mrs. Robert W. Parrott. He recently performed at East High School assembly.
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Ralph. Leo
Cédar Rapids
Bush Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Sara Beem Davis
First Methodist Church
Ernest A. Leo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Institute of Musical Art
New York
City
Metropolitan Temple
Henderson
Krehbiel
Minneapolis
New York Orchestra
Damrosch
Charles W Clark
Bush Conservatory
Robert W. Parrott
East High School
emUde Robshrdin
Ldlu
Dlu
Unnu
Church News Homemakers Plan Monthly Social Meeting
The Homemakers class of First Methodist plans a regular social meeting at the Souvenir Parlors with a 6 30 picnic supper. Mrs Charles Edward and Miss Mary Edgerton hosted the Universalist ladies at the parish house with a two course luncheon. Men of First Presbyterian schedule a stag party January 1 with a surprise program. Roy S chairs the kitchen committee Fred Wieeland in the dining room and L F Larsen in charge of tickets and publicity. Group One of First Evangelical Ladies Aid met to hem towels for Alien Memorial Hospital. Mrs H J Ebiebracht and the committee served refreshments. New member Julius Fratzke joins the executive staff of First Lathlea Ladies Aid after the annual meeting. Re-elected officers include Mrs J B Becker president Mrs Otto Meyer secretary and Mrs John Tegtmeier treasurer. Hi W Flint elected president of St Margaret's Guild at St Mark's Episcopal with officers W E Cowan first vice president C M Howe second vice president.
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First Methodist Church
Charles Edward
Mary Edgerton
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Roy S
Fred Wieeland
L. FE
Larsen
First Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Alien Memorial Hospital
H. J. Ebiebracht
Julius Fratzke
First Lathlea Ladies’ Aid Society
J. B. Becker
Otto Meyer
John Tegtmeier
Hi. W. Flint
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
George Lingerbach
W. E. Cowan
C. M. Howe
Pickworth and Mrs J Lead Card Party Planning
Pickworth secretary and Mrs J Van Duyn treasurer. Members plan a card party for January 19 at the home of Mrs Edmund Rausch.
Club Notes From Weekly Luncheon Meetings
Mrs John D Gentzler hosted Wonder club at her home for a Thursday noon gathering with club colors in decor Later 500 featured winners Mrs utile Rich Mrs Will Dusk and Mrs Grace Holt Needlework and social chat filled the afternoon Mrs J C Madsen welcomed Ace of Clubs for Thursday evening High scores went to Mrs Harry Hertzog and A P Sanderzard Goldeagle club members were received by Mrs Dave Holly with piano selections by Mrs Phil Lucas A four course dinner followed at 6 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gentzler
Wonder Club
Utile Rich
Will Dusk
Grace Holt
J. C. Madsen
Harry Hertzog
A. P. Sanderzard
Floyd Gannon
Goldeagle Club
Dave Holly
Phil Lucas
Uncle Wiggily and the Icicles Candy Illusion
Uncle Wiggily laughs at icicles seen from his bungalow and plots to turn them into pretend candy sticks for the visiting animal children. Nurse Jane Vazzy Wuzzy and the muskrat housekeeper react as the scene unfolds with whimsy and a plan to later buy real candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollow Stump
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Jane
Mr. Longears
Jack Frost
Uncle Wiggily
Rover
Wiggily
Junior Cross Word Puzzle How to Solve
Start by filling in words with one letter per white square. Words start in numbered squares across or up and down. Read the clues: horizontal 1 what children like to do on the merry go round 4 opposite of dead not far vertical 1 actual or true 2 they have a key to their car 3 what a national will do to a little boy s pants answer will follow in tomorrow s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Lee
Chilldren
The Bunny Waits as Icicle Candy Sticks Glitter
A bunny decorates melting icicles with plum sauce and raspberry jam to resemble candy sticks. He sits beneath a low roof and hears returning animal children, led by Jackie and Bow Wow, singing as they approach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilce
Jackie
Bow Wow
Icicle Candy Prank Traps Wolf in Snowy Tale
In a woodland tale, Ilushytail the squirrel and friends demand candy while a Woozie Wolf steals colored icicles thinking them candy. The Wolf suffers a toothache, Uncle Wigginly reveals the ruse, and buys real treats for the children. Uncle Wigetty’s snowballs await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Ilushytail
Tommy Kat
Uncle Wig- Bily
Susie Littletail
Uncle Wigginly
Uncle Wigetty
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