Founders Day Celebrated by Woman's Missionary Society
Grace M. E. church hosted a day of events by women’s groups with a founding-year play, a graduation fund donation for Adeline Smith School in Little Rock, and a luncheon led by Mrs. Briden and Mrs. Babcock. Members approved a $150 pledge payment to the church and plan a racial affair for next month.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Grace M. BE. Church
Adeline Smith School
Liua Rock
Ark
Focal Organization
W. W. Wyant
Ted
Blanche Curran
Frank Briden
D. H. Babcock
Ladies Aig! Society
Maybeth Lyons
Billie Lane
Dorothy Cohagan
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Maybeth
Wayne Shiek
King's Herald
Harry J. Fisher
Maude Werner
M. OB. L
Soung Women
William Butler
Society
Boston
F.C. Sage
Sacred Heart Pupils to Present School Program Sunday
Sacred Heart school pupils will perform a program at the school auditorium on March 13 featuring the one acts The Kleptomaniae and The New Housekeeper plus varied musical numbers. Sisters of Mercy direct the school and supervise preparations for what promises to be a notable entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart’ School
Sisters of Mercy
Waterloo Girl to Be Initiated Into Simpson Sorority
Miss Dorothy Jack daughter of Mr and Mrs BE M Black will be initiated tonight into the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Simpson College Indianola Ia according to a ward from Simpson college this evening Alpha Chi Omega a national sorority ranking high both nationally and on Simpson campus where Mu chapter is chartered Miss Black pledged to Alpha Chi Omega at the start of her course at Simpson this fall Tonight's initiation ceremony is the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jack
BE. M. Black
Alpha Chi Omega
Simpson College
Indianala
Ward
Bering
Slmpson
Diack
Waterloo Woman's Club Bridge Party Planned
Committee plans a large bridge event at the Waterloo Woman's Club in the girls room of the Russell-Lamson hotel Friday evening. Mia H. Liehty and committee arrange for 50 tables of players with all proceeds to the club home furnishings fund. Mr and Mrs Jacob Levingston donated the drill for the evening to keep costs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers
Waterloo Woman's Club
Girllroom
Russell-Lamson
Mia
H. B. Liehty
Committtee
Jacob Levingston
Club Notes From Yesterday’s Forget-Me-Not Meeting
Mrs May Rodenhaver hosted the Forget-Me-Not club at her home with guest Gwenivere Ritze. Prizes went to Eunice Arnold Ida Alderman Nelle Lawless Fannie Cerda J W Ritza Mary Hickey Josie Upcraft. A four course luncheon followed with decorations and assistance from Stella Shirley Carrie Leckington. Mrs Harry Pashby’s birthday was celebrated with an electric toaster presented by Triple Four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Rodenhaver
Gwenivere Ritze
Mmes. Eunice Arnold
Ida Alderman
Nelle Lawless
Fannie Cerda
J. W. Ritza
Mary Hickey
Josie Upcraft
Stella Shirley
Carrie Leckington
Harry Pashby
Triple Four Club
Wred Bartz
Floyd Loomis
A. A. Stewart
L. Erickson
Church News Highlights Walnut Street Baptist Luncheon
Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Society served 125 at a hoon luncheon launching an all day church meeting in the parlors. Rev. P F Moore missionary from Assam India spoke on his work experiences and displayed native jewelry and weapons. Mrs I D Colling and Mrs O C McCain hosted with singing led by Mrs. I Tan. A piano duet featured by Mrs Ralph Dunlavey and Mrs Harry McCowen. Mrs B E Halmes led drivation exercises. At Our Lady of Victory auditorium last evening St Joseph's Catholic Ghi st club voted to form two branches to serve high school age girls.
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Walnut Street Baptist Woman's Basiery
Hoon
H.G. Ludtken
P. EF. Moore
Assam
India
I. _D. Colling
0. C. McCain
Tan
Our Lady of Victory Amictorium
St. Joseph's Catholic Ghist Club
Beauty Chats on Shampoos and Hair Care Tips
Edna Kent Forbes outlines various shampoos from plain soap and water to oil and tar remedies. She advises on olive oil treatments for dandruff, egg shampoos for scalp health, and cautions about alcohol and soda in commercial products.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
SIDE TALKS BY RUTH CAMERON THE SOME AND THE FEW
A reflective column notes variations in honesty under pressure. It discusses people who keep secrets and promises, and those who speak harshly unless provoked, comparing a large first class with a small second class. It ends with a metaphor on negligible difference between top athletes.
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Thisorld
Fon
Aind
Toin
Community groups plan meetings and socials across town
Local clubs and church groups held meetings to elect officers host plenic suppers and plan activities. The First Lutheran and United Presbyterian branches announced meetings with hosted hosts while auxiliary groups across Grace M E and First Presbyterian prepared programs, dinners, bazars, and scholarships.
Quality in Tab le Damask Described by Expert Tests
A detailed guide explains how to distinguish damask from cotton and linen by signs and touch. It notes flax threads versus cotton, the moisture absorption test, and the feel of fabrics, with observations on weave, body, and polish. It also mentions the wartime impact on flax quality and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Althe Flanders
Waterloo Labor Union backs nine hour day for women
Waterloo Central Labor union in regular meeting March 1923 strongly favors a Iowa bill to limit women to nine working hours per day and urges district legislators to support House File No. 478. The union also discussed polltax collection reforms to place levy and collection under city oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Central Union
United States
Iowa
Shy Weather Keeps Spring at Bay in Local Forecast
The article notes spring may be near but a bashful mood persists in the forecast. Yesterday’s high reached 32 degrees with a low of 1 above, while today’s weather is expected to be better. Forecasts cover the region with chances of warmer days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonienl and
Tomper
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns Order Notice
Waterlog Evening Courier PATTERNS orders available through the Fashion Department. Obtain the courier up to date pattern designs and send to WaTERLOG. Cut losses 35 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly and should reach you within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
A Jaunty Frock for the Young Miss Pattern
A pattern for a $207 woolen and serge young miss frock offered in sizes 6 8 10 12 years. Sleeves wrist or elbow length, trim with 3 4 yards of 62 inch fabric. 10 year size uses 244 yards of 32 inch material. Pattern mailed for 5 cents, plus 2 cents for updated Spring Summer 1923 style book.
Gates Students Set To Entertain East High
Gates Waterloo Bus Mess college pupils will perform at East High tomorrow with orchestra glee club and chorus. East High heard Rev Clinton F Smith of First Evangelical Church speak on Left Handed Men, noting a biblical tale of underdogs proving their worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates’ Waterloo
East High
Sembly
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Park Clubhouse to be Repaired and Refurbished
The Park Department plans to repair and paint the old Park Clubhouse and make it safe and sanitary. Plans include remodeling the kitchen, removing the back porch, overhauling plumbing, and possibly restoring the entire exterior. Waterpipes will be installed on the golf links and cooperation praised for tourist camp grounds in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrney Park
Big Spring
Board of Park Commissioners
Waterloo
Iowa
George B. Shoemaker
Park Board
Shoemaker
Heal
Grand Jury Opposes New County Jail Plan
The grand jury report, signed by foreman George C. Sargeant, visits county and city jails and the county home. It commends the fingerprint system and Sheriff H. T. Wagner for clean jail conditions and supervision, notes interior improvements, and recommends repairs and new mattresses where needed, while opposing immediate construction of a new jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Trinh
India
Department of Police
George c. Sargeant
Grand Jury
Board of Congrvisors
Police Department
H. T. Wagner
Atest
Dart
Dunkelberg Elected Exalted Ruler of Waterloo BPOE
Harry A. Dunkelberg was chosen exalted ruler at the Waterloo BPOE lodge during the annual meeting in K hall. L. B. Laird was re elected secretary with officers including Walter Bass and Dr. Sidney Smith. A large attendance noted as the Monte Carlo event cleared just over $1,300 for the Elke charity fund from the six day carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Dunkelberg
Waterloo
P.O. Hills
Grand Lodge
T. Mears
Monte Carlo
Elke’ Charity Fund
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Society News
Grace M.E
L. E. Swine
Art
Pyriday
Pruniga Sisters
K. P. Bail
Sacred Heart
B. A. Club
J. R. Roper
Joyner
Jassie Joyner
Calvin Green
Owith
First Street
Simpson Sorority
Church News
Ruth Cameron
Sanior
First Lutheran Brderhood
Ray Ashworth
C. F. Beilke
G. Brennecke
Herman Bruon
H. ¢. Brizoun
United Presbyterian
W. Marv
Mra. Jr. C. Rankin
J. B. Young
Joseph Hay
FP. B. Fowlis
Tice
F. A. Ferguson
Willem Lytle
Treaurer
W. J. Fran
Marie Cline
Meepul
Tana
Elmer Cable
Seoul
Korea
M. BL. Auxilary
Grace M. E. Church
Carrie Watson
Velma Older
Sweetpeas
Smilax
Mattie Nppet
Winnie Kubank Pang
Brethren Woman's Missionary Society
J. J. Peck
Mmes William Shirey
George B. Strayer
Roward Morris
P Astesses
John Daltz
Mmes
Hdna Wengart
Paul Strayer
H. W. Heller
F. W. Wisner
Etta Lichty
Women’s Bible Class
Union Congregational School
Will Twaites
Women's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Peterson
E. T. Alford
H. A. Boysen
F. R. Hohl
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. J. Jackson
J. W. Henderson
B. J. van Ausdel
Eliott Purmort
C. F. Zimmerman
H. H. Corning
G.W. Selbig
Kingsley P.T. A
Kingsley Parent- Teacher Association
Maxine Skeels
Cedar Falls
Zion Evangelical Church
Waterloo and
Cedar Reviews
Ben Hur Hall
Relief Corps
Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
C. F. Hall
Mrs. Harland Is
Allen
Labor Unions
J. Plavius
Biza
Wean
Eterno
GATES
Post
Bran
New County
H. A. Dunkelberg
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N
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