Grace Saxe Honored by First by Presbyterian Society
Fourdible study groups at First byterian church praised Grace Saxe nationally known Bible teacher at a dinner in Black's tearoom. Miss Saxe plans a world trip with evangelistic teachers to visit mission stations and encourage Bible lovers and students. She spoke to numerous church groups during her Waterloo stay and told of her conversion leading to religious work.
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Firstbyterian
Grace Saxe
Lucy Leavitt
Black
Miss Saxe
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Sha
Town University Extension Worker Talks on Legislation
Miss Angeline Smith spoke at the Town University extension department on pending legislation. The audience at the B and P W club heard about the hour law, Rockefeller funds, and Sheppard Towner, with remarks on gender equality and economic change. Mrs. Marian Ransler provided piano solos, and a shoe company executive offered a film and discussion on sensible footwear for work and casual wear.
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Rockefeller
Miss Smith
Marian Ransler
Chopin
BE. J. Macklin
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on beauty and health topics. Advice covers diet, shampoo frequency, acne treatments, skin care routines, and hair and nail care with practical, era-appropriate remedies and cautions.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Warns Against Grievance Habit
The column warns against nursing grievances and jealousy within relationships. It describes how dwelling on perceived slights creates a tense home, binds attention to the aggrieved, and harms genuine, calm connection. It cautions that self pity and ego drive the habit, leading to loneliness and harm.
Pundamental Principles Talk at Fortnightly Club
George B. Worthen will discuss Pundamental Principles of Investment at the Fortnightly Club meeting with Dr and Mrs L C Hemsworth Wednesday evening. J Howrey will lead the discussion. L M I club holds 3 oclock luncheon Thursday at Mrs A B Endoeriem with hostesses Mrs Fred J Clark and Mrs Grace Cascaden assisting. Afternoon program will be miscellaneous. G I A to B of L B meet Wednesday afternoon in L O F all. Mrs G W Selble to host Social Circle luncheon Thursday at 1 pm. Miss Helen Davis won high score at Monday Night Bridge at Miss Jean Birdsall’s home. Holiday emblems mark the appointments.
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Stainbow
Memorial Hall
King Marson’ Post
Rainbow Division
Rainbow Circle
Asl Farmer
Rade
A. Kt
Mary Melrose
Cerl Davis
Mmes. F. L., Chamberlain
H. Z. Colby
C. Pederson
Nan
Canfield
George B. Worthen
L. C. “Hemsworth
J. Howrey
L. M. I. Club
A. BE. Endoeriem
Fred J. Clark
Grace’ Cascaden
G. W. Selble
Helen Davis
Jean Birdsall
Church News and Community Notices Outline
Walnut Street Philatheans split into two teams for a member ship contest at Miss Leone Robbins home. Winners receive a Panquet prize after the event on June 1. Two girls joined last night. A program featured piano numbers by Grace Ullemeyer and Faye Colling and vocal pieces by Leila Ferguson and Bessie Seaman. Ullemeyer and Ruby Ferguson assisted Robbins with serving. Clare Williams heads the junior St Joseph's Catholic Girls' Club at Our Lady of Victory auditorium. Dorothy Lynch elected vice president Veronica Conery treasurer Mae Duffy scribe Dolores Jenning committee chair for entertainment. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild plans a 2 pm social in church parlors with covered dishes. Mrs. D E Miller and Mrs Emil Nelson hostesses. United Presbyterian women host a Mad-as-a-March party. I C Rankin to hostess. Jean Morrison Circle meeting postponed to Wednesday at Katherine Young's home. Mrs Frank Evans to receive Central Christian Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs R B Black and Mrs Gifford Chester assisting. Mrs G Sweitzer hosts Westminster Workers class tomorrow. annual business session with election. Westminster Presbyterian church hosts all day sector class with 1 pm luncheon. important business to transact. Over 5000 cents of engineering in technical schools noted for last year. The Srehagontess, oldest known bird, about crow-sized, had teeth in both jaws, a lizard-like tail and wing claws.
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Walnut Street Philatheans
Leone Robbins
Panquet
Grace Ullemeyer
Faye Colling
Leila Ferguson
Bessie Seaman
Ullemayer
Ruby Ferguson
Clare Williams
St. Joseph’s Catholic Girls’ Club
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Dorothy Lynch
Veronica Conery
Mae Duffy
Dolores Jenning
Perfume Sense guide for matching scent to personality
The article advises selecting fragrances by personality and setting, noting lavender and floral waters suit many, while spicy or strong scents fit rare cases. It warns against mismatching powder and perfume, and suggests orris in hair and eau de cologne for safety and freshness.
Lowden Girl Sues 60 Year Old Lumber Heir for Damages
Olga Ralph of Lowden Iowa, known as Trixie Kneap, sues Soto Kirby of Houston Texas for 50000 alleging breach of contract after a romantic arrangement. She claims Kirby offered money and a lifetime companionship but failed to pay 500 monthly as agreed. She recounts letters and meetings from 1918 onward.
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Lowden
Olga Ralph
Soto Kirby
Houston
Tex
Hirby
Trixie’ Knoop
Althou
Relph
Kirby
Orden
New York
Lown
Lumberlands
Ralph
Europe
Ross Conservatory Moves to New Location in Bridge Street
Ross Conservatory announces a move to 177 1-2 Bridge Street from its former site on Fourth Street East. The new facility houses three teaching rooms and an organ, expanding the music school’s quarters.
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Ross Conservatory
Rte
Ross PonapEeetary
Jewell W Johnson to edit Towa State college paper
Jewell W Johnson of Waterloo has been elected editor in chief of the Towa State College student triweekly paper for the coming year. He has served over two years as reporter and editor. Frank E Sowers of Ames was elected business manager. The elections were by the Student Publication Board.
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Jewell W. Johnson
Waterloo
Towa College
Ames
Towa State College
Waa
Towa State
Frank E. Sowers
Vscience Division
Busi
Eek Beg Johnson
Wil
Sowers
Oenes
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Sungis
Max Mayer
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Mary Horner
Anna’ Meader
Florence Black
Marie Schmidt
Lucile O'Hagan
Nellie Rownd
Carrie ‘Watson
Ethel McBroom
E. A. W. Club
Irs
Kate Shee- Binjel
Brs
M. W. Wilour
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Mechinley School
W. W. White
R. H
East District
Bays
DeWitt Billings
Hearl Porcupile
Otis Higdon
Harry Herbsiab
Aubrey Jolls
Beverly Owen
Harold Jolls
Richard McDonalds
Owen Jessup
Viola Billings
Herbert
Lawless
Albert
Wooster
Air
Lea Billings
DeWitt
Woman's Relief Corps
Florence M. Bel
Charles Francis Tyson
Denver
Colo
Alice Miller
Tyson
Shea
Hera
E. S. Parry
Becker
Bishop
Russell DeGon
Hughes
Frank Klessling
Awkumon Klub
K. of C. Hall
St. Patrick's Day
Lyle Webster
Doc O'Connor
Ernest Bender
Totel Ruasell-lameon
Watertoo Chapter
John W. Gwynne
Pettit
Presbyterian Hospital
Masonic Hall
Eupper
A. J. Artus
Gedar Reviews
Ben Hur Auditorium
Sons of Veterans Camp and Auxiliary
Covan Mutter
Deane
Freda T
Crete
Maria
Ruth Cameron
B. of
L. B
Inl
F. All
Church News
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
D. E. Miller
Emil Nelson
United Presbyterian Water
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I. C. Rankin
Jean Morrison
Katherine Young
Frank Evans
Central Christian Lafffea" Aid Society
R. B. Black
Gifford Chester
Ais
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Techni
MNS
Harland
H. Allen
Board of Censorship
Iciagura
Violeta
Shrek
Albert Schaeffer
London
Lowdon
Olga Kneap
Trixie
Harry Ralph
Chicago
Ture
Kirby Agrasd
St. Cecilia
Olga
Tumberlands
Pehnsicians
Post’s
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Omer Raw York
Paderewski
Coliseum
Des Moines
Massey Piano
Walnut ST
Des Moines, IA
Jelke
John F. Jelke
John F. Jelke ‘Co
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
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