Founding of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Recalls Early Boston Start
The article recounts Grace Methodist Episcopal church founders day for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society founded March 23, 1889 at Tremont Street Church in Boston. Mrs. Jameson notes 58 years of devoted work, millions in funds, and the push for emancipation of women in heathen lands. An early meeting featured a timid speaker and a bold, tall woman who insisted on women speaking, prompting clergy to intervene as officers escorted the ministers out.
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Clementine Butler
Cen
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Methodist Ipiscopal Church
Jameson
W. Bom. SS
Tremont Street’ Methodist Church
Boston
Mass
But‘ler
Butler
India
William
Gertie “Abe
Max
Woodmen's Card Party and Club Meetings Schedule
Card party at K of C hall Friday morning. Kink Arts department and Woman's club meet Friday afternoon with luncheon. Romance Languages department and Woman's club Friday study session led by Mrs T J Scott. A OA UW convention dinner at Bartlett hall Cedar Falls.
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Woodmen's Card Party
C. Hall
Kink Arts
Woman's Club
A. OA
Bartlett Hall
Cedar Falls
Athletic Ideals Dinner Brings Basketball Honor At Church
At the Avenue Baptist dinner, Lyman Church urged youths to avoid sin and invite Jesus into their games. Winter basketball team members were honored with Arthur Crandall nicknamed hamburg king. Speakers included M I Makeever on basketball progress, Bernard Reddin on team activities and elected baseball manager. About forty men and boys attended.
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Jesus
Lyman Church
Arthur Crandall
Hamburg
Ll. R. Wilson
Guy Walker
Tarry Murray
Mr. Church
Jerry Noble
Betty
M. I. Makeever
Bernard Reddin
Two Hostesses Host Bridge Party in Miss Britzman Home
Miss Marian Shauger and Miss Helen Britzman hosted two tables of bridge last evening at Britzman residence. Favors went to Mrs Britzman Miss Mirdalene Darby and Miss Sylvia Nation. Centerpiece a nest of eggs with a rabbit sat atop rainbow streamers. Guests included Mrs Paul Hathaway Mrs Robert Murphy Miss Fay Kober and Miss Mildred Liebert. Murphy and Kober plan a similar party in two weeks.
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Marian Shauger
Helen Britzman
Miss. Britzman
Mrs. Britzman
Mirdalene ‘Darby
Sylvia Nation
Charles Britzman
Paul Hathaway
Robert ‘Murphy
Fay Kober
Mildred . Liebert
Murphy
R .C
Woman’s' Bellef Corps
Memorial
Corp
Memorial Hall
Anl
Sallie Rank
Averice Gilley
George. Sheffield
Addie
McCormick
John Geertsen
William Carson
A. J. Rodenhaver
John Hunt
Wess Bishop
Flac
Viola Te. ‘Uartsell
Geertsen
Frances Grout School
Z. E.ixsennison
Dunkerton
Maudie
Clear Lake Alumni Association
Clover Sterling
Paul Whiteford
Coralie
Philip’ Coontz
Truth’ley
Jean
Ralf
Ramona Smith
Robert Wright
Club Notes G F club Luncheon Meeting Tomorrow
G F club will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Fred Warren. Lucky Thirteen Gridge club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs W ED Silver.
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G. F. Club
Fred Warren
Lucky Thirteen
Gridge Club
W. ED Silver
Hints In Beauty Care And Home Medicines
The article outlines combining health and beauty care in a home cabinet. It offers a cold cream recipe using white wax spermaceti mineral oil rose water borax bitter almonds and option tweaks. It also mentions a sulphur paste facial tonic and tips on color choices for hair and skin, with cautions about medical supervision for skin clearing.
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Senate
M. OB. WK
Heavier penalties urged for law breakers by minister
Rev W M Roush Hudson Baptist preacher urged stricter punishment for prohibition violators at a county W C T U session. The gathering heard various talks on temperance work and union activities in Black Hawk county with reports on dues, installation demonstrations, and home management education.
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W. M. Roush
Hudson
Baptist Church
County Institute of the Women's Christian Temperance Union
George Jane Cedar
William Briden
Oak Ridge
Benedict
Des Moines
Vera
Fike
Orange Township
Gertrude Zook
Dillon
Black Hawk County
St., Paul
Minn
la Porte City
Peter Woodring
Farnum St
Walnut Street Baptist Church Meeting Highlights
Thirty five members of the Search Light class held a business and special meeting in the Sunshine room of the church last evening.
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Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Church guilds hear music and plan fund drives
A series of afternoon gatherings at local churches featured musical solos by Miss Mildred Townsend and Miss Lernice Berg with accompaniment, duets by Miss Mae Howell and Nise H G Wilbur, and readings by Miss Mae Lewis. Rev. Warren L Steeves offered prayers as committees planned fund drives and events including a Salvation Army drive and a church dinner.
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Mildred Townsend
Lernice Berg
Mae Howell
Nise
H. G Wilbur
Mae Lewis
WH. G. Wilbur
Jed Assembly
Warren L. Steeves
First’ Presbyterian Church
Salvation “Army
Only One Road Open Out of Iowa City
Discouraged highway maintenance crews struggled today to keep traffic moving on every road leading out of Iowa City except federal road No. 32 to the west. Highways going east, south and north were practically impassable, according to county engineer G. M. Griffith.
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Iowa City
Trafic
Iowa ‘City
G. M. Griffith
Great Y Circus Delights Waterloo Crowd Tomorrow Night
The Great Y Circus, praised as fitting Barnum & Bailey, showcases at Waterloo tomorrow night under the Waterloo UC A. Doors open 7 pm with acts starting 7:30. Features include the Pioneer band concert, Barnyard and Balehay trained performers, Robert Prymck troupe, Rooster fights, Clown Town Klowns, William Tell stunt, gymnastic parades, a Samson-themed wrestling match, Cubs and Cadets games, intermission prizes, dumbbell drills, pyramids built by intermediates, and Hippodrome exhibitions.
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Barnum & Bailey
Waterloo
Waterloo” Pioneer
Cody
Pioneers
Barnyard
Balehay
Junior Larsen
Robert Prymck
Ulmer Bratton
B. J. Howrey
Samson
Cubs
Klowns
First entertainment of its kind by the Y planned as annual
Glorious finale of our art showcases a new Y sponsored event. Admission is 26 cents for adults and 16 cents for children, signaling a family friendly debut to become a yearly affair.
Waterloo camp meeting and local notices in brief
Community notices detail a 7:45 p.m. meeting at Knights of Pythias hall and a 4:30 p.m. juveniles gathering. Local updates include tax collections for the day, divorce actions, hospital visits, and theft recoveries. Names include J.E. Fanning, Winifred L. Bartlett, Frank Workman, Ruth Karr, Anne O’Brian, and police fragments from Waterloo area.
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Waterloo
Royal
Knights of Pythias Hall
Lutheran Teacher Receives Call to Iron Ridge School
A Lutheran teacher at 424 Florence Street has received a call to teach lower grades in a southern school at Iron Ridge Wisconsin. Release will be considered at a congregational meeting of the local church at 8 p.m. Monday.
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A. Bi
Gerlach
Florence Street
Lnmanuel
Lutheran
Raa
Ina Southern School
Iron Ridge
Wie
Waterles Evening Concies PATTERNS Notice
Advertisement offering up to date evening pattern patterns from Waterlo o department of Evening Courier. Enclose 15 cents per pattern or stamps for mail to any address. Allow 10 days for delivery. Includes information on seams and spring 1927 fashion book access.
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Waterloo
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