Waterloo Chapter hosts distinguished visitors at Masonic hall
Waterloo Chapter C E S met at Masonic hall with notable guests including Mrs Sita Carpent er Anamosa and Mrs Matilda Brown Dubuque while officers from Washington DC Winnipeg Cedar Falls and nearby chapters attended. An afternoon school of instruction was led by Mrs Lea and a picnic supper fed about 259 attendees as initiation songs and talks followed.
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Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Sita Carpenter
Anamosa
Towa
Matilda Brown
Dubuque
California
Minnie B. Lee
Waverly
Violet Bechtell
Julian
Pearl Neal
Clarksville
la Porte City
Washington, D. C
Winnipeg
Cedar Falls
Lea
Helen Hutton
Holy City
M. F. Widell
Carpenter
Lee
A J. Artus
Friday Study Club Hosts Easter Afternoon Program
Mrs W H Howrey hosts Friday Study club at her home with a paper on Americanization Thru Music by Mrs G E Klingaman and a reading Music in Education by Mrs C W Ellyson. B B club members recalled with Easter greeting cards from former member Mrs Edward Komiske. Guests included Mrs Archie Cameron Mrs Dick Hoff and Mrs Ada Smith. Mrs Herbert Hawkins was welcomed as a new member. Luncheon with Easter decor served by Mrs Cameron Mrs Smith and Mrs Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howrey
G. E. Klingaman
C. W. Ellyson
B. B. Club
Eli Cameron
Edward Komiske
Vancouver
Archie Cameron
Dick Hoff
Ada Smith
Herbert Hawkins
Cameron
Smith
Hoff
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Seeks Courage for Living
A reader’s letter from Ruth Cameron recounts a mother of four under seven coping with extreme hardship including illness, financial strain, and care responsibilities. She describes a husband’s limited earnings, a sick four year old, and four children affected by whooping cough, yet remains hopeful about future children and faith amid adversity.
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Cilla
Birlili
Rachel
John
The Way She Feels and a Letter on Courage
A reflective passage discusses emotional strain and gratitude, quoting a letter that contrasts personal misfortune with others' troubles. It asserts happiness as a gift from God and urges readers to transform pity into courage, comparing the writer’s mood to others who feel self-pity.
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Lfe
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Valed
Billy and Bob, college friends, pursue forest service dreams in the north. While paddling toward Great Bear Lake they glimpse a small black bear at close range but choose to refrain from shooting. The moment passes as they weigh risk and temptation, ending with a reflective question about what they would have done if the bear had approached.
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Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhoff
N. S. Metfessel
A C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. F. Parrott
Metfessel
First Presbyterian Church
Peabody
Kan
Billy
Bobi
Bob
U.S. Forest Service
Great Bear Lake
Women Who Earn Big Wages in Arts and Business
Mary Roberts Rinehart, prominent author and one of three writers commanding top rates for short stories, also leads in play brokerage. Her notable works include Seven Days Cheer Up The Bat and Spanish Love. Her home is Sewickley Pennsylvania.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Sewickley, Pa
Thoughts in a tense bear encounter
A man recalls rapid decision making as a black bear approaches. He weighs options from firing with a rifle to climbing a tree or fleeing, realizing the rifle could jam and the bear can swim, while a companion comments on the bear's advancing size and intent.
Bear hunt tale with bacon and rifle misfortune
Two boys recount a bear encounter while lost in the woods. They joke about hunting bears by a fireplace and smoking pipes, then note a black bear became dangerous when angered. They blame bacon for attracting the bear and reflect on retrieving salt and their rifle. The dialogue ends with a vow to keep the rifle handy.
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Billy
Bob
Pat
Amy
Expressive Eyes And Beauty Chats From Edna Kent Orbes
Edna Kent Orbes advises readers that eye color does not define beauty and that expressive eyes come from genuine interest and intelligence. She notes blue, brown, green, and black eyes each have appeal and urges readers to enhance their natural coloring and cultivate attentiveness to life for more expressive, engaging eyes.
Beauty advice column urges cautious home care and hair tips
A beauty column offers tips on cleansing creams scrubs and cold ice rubs for the face while cautioning against overuse of hair dyes and soap. It notes hair cannot be grown by soap, suggests tweezers for stray hairs, and recommends dietary adjustments and medical consultation for eyelid issues. readers are invited to send questions for a future reply.
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L. M
Writers See Big Pay From Fiction Says Era Of Wealthy Authors
Spokane report surveys popular authors earning large advances and royalties. It notes Hergesheimer and Fanny Hurst's early struggles, Edna Ferber Winston Churchill and Tarkington among top earners, Wright’s million-dollar lifetime total, and the high royalties of Wharton and Sinclair Lewis. Kipling once paid top, but Wells now rivals Wright in income.
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Sereere
Tarkington
Wright
Wharton
Sinclair Lewis
Kipling
Welle
Wells
Pattern orders for Waterloo Evening Courier patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompany we design, send it to FAS EPART MENT, EVENING COURIER. Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach in ten days after sending in your order.
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FAS Epartment
Waterloo
Among the Starg Yoous S Star's Glory Amid Divorce Courts
The evening star Yoous is described in poetic terms as at peak brightness while the goddess of love endures divorce court scrutiny, reflecting a celestial metaphor for earthly separations.
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Yoous
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Charles Stull
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Ami
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