Sunnyside country club to host large season opening dinner dance
The Sunnyside country club opens the season with a formal dinner-dance expected to be the largest yet. Reservations cover couples and parties, with elaborate decorations inspired by jade and festive touches. W. P. Kerwin heads the entertainment committee overseeing plans for dances dinners and events through summer ending with a Halloween masquerade ball.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Orgason
PC. Fish
Jett
W. P Kerwin
Entertainmeur
Enthusiasm Shines at U S W V Youth Conventions
Large crowds attend meetings of the Belen Goult auxiliary and Fred Wile camp U8 WIV at Memorial Day events. Delegates to the state auxiliary meeting include Miles Ellie Smith Burrows Josephine O'Brien Ida Swarts Adelaide Hollnagie Clara Bennett and Anna Trimble.
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Fred Wilecamp
Women'’s Order
Miles
Ellie Smith
Burrows
Josephine O’brien
Ida Swarts
Adelaide Hollnagie
Clara Bennett
Anna Trimble
Ida Burrows
Michigan City
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S. M. Barrows
D. A. Harner
Henry Herbsieb
William Holmnagin
FL W. Ferson
B. F. Stevenson
Z. H. Hart
J. N. Wilimek
W. Howard
Luncheon-Bridge Parties Planned by Two Hostesses
Mrs. B. W. Schunemag and Mrs. H. T. Alford announce luncheon-bridge parties to be held Friday and Saturday at the Schuneman residence. More than 66 guests, including Mrs. W. H. Burk who just returned to Waterloo from Washington, will attend. Drake Alumni gathering follows at Black's tearoom with 21 members. J. E. L. Jordan presided. Miss Mary Ethel Dixon was elected secretary-treasurer. Speakers included Dr. Daniel Morehouse Drake president, Mary Carpenter Craig dean of women, Dilman Smith senior class president, Dr. Ross athletics dean, Heron Jones trustee, Prof. George Jewett, plus coach, athletics director and team captain. The band and Givis’ Glen club provided music.
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HT. Alford
W. OH. Burk
Waterloo
Washington
Drake
Filmer
Black
Cole Electrical Company
J_ EL Jordan
Mary Ethel Dixon
Daniel Morehouse
Mary Carpenter Craig
Dilman Smith
Dr. Ross
Heron Jones
George 4. Jewett
Asell
Givis
Glen Club
Vocation Teaching Emphasized in Kentucky Mission Work
Mrs Hose Slawitrk, a teacher at the Wooton mission school, urged Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary to focus on vocation teaching as essential. She described domestic serenas and manufacturing crafts taught at the Commoney house and showcased mountain-made rugs and baskets. Sixty five women attended, led by Mrs Nelaneee, president, with plans for Kensington gatherings and a November bazar. The auxiliary will serve supper after sessions and hold prayer services. Calvin Sharp and committee honored five members with May birthday decorations and a dahlia display.
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Mission Schoo
Wooton
Wharek
Mies Stewart
Aprieti
Cure
Serenea
Commouney House
Plow
Nelaneee
Calvin Sharp
Teo
Alay
Honor Musicians at Dinner Party in First Cong
The First Congregational church parish dinner honored 35 musicians under Mrs Jane Haffa with choir director Mrs Fred J Chark. A $100 gift from Mrs Gertrude Edy funded the organ fund as Women's group held a 430 pm meeting and planned a benefit play May 23 at West High.
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First Congregational
Jane Haffa
Fred J. Chark
M. J. Brown
B. 1
Walnut Street Baptist Women Excel in Finance Campaign
Walnut Street Baptist Women’s Society raised 31 089 468 for the continuation fund in the year ending April 20, ranking high in Iowa. Treasurer Mrs Mrron Whitney read the minutes as JTGROTS were discussed. Mrs W B Howell and Mrs Netjie Blenis reviewed The Child and American Future. Mrs J S Tuthill led devotionals and Mrs Arthur Laisk led singing. A piano solo by Mrs Raspa Dunlavey and Miss Le Cappen attended. A speaker from New York will address the Sunday service on Women’s Work. The W B A M Party Waterloo review hosted about 300 at Moose Hall with prizes to Mr and Mrs Harry Nanny and Mrs Frank Geier.
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Ars
J. W. Thompson
Irs
W. B. Howell
Netjtie Blenis
Americas
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Beauty Chats Corn Remedies and Home Treatments
Household health column advises on corn removal and foot care with home remedies and cautions. It promotes seeking a chiropodist or foot specialist for persistent issues while offering soaking, pumice, and chosen topical applications. Also notes overall health links to diet and hydration.
Central Christian Contest Winners Entertained at Church Parlor
Central Christian Woman's Missionary society held a six month member celebration at the church parlors. Mrs. J. M. Wall's division edged out Mrs. G. We. Chester's group by a small margin to add 17 new members. The Jubilee year pledge of sixty dollars was fully paid as the playlet Grandia and the Gold Bond was staged with AR Work is Woman's Work as the program theme.
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G. We. Chester
Central Christian Woman's Missionary Society
A. Thomson
Young
RK. L. Short
W. E. Robinson
G. W. Miller
Lafayette P T A Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
Officers were elected for Lafayette P T A with terms ending May 20. Mrs. M Bandfield was chosenPresident Miss Inez Lund first vice president Mrs Bert Blowers second Miss R ELurible Loban secretary treasurer LaPearle Crawford led community singing A program of brief calls was whistled by Witthe John Ltifring CL F Lindsey spoke on mental training. The closing music featured a quartet W L Richardson W OTL St Clair EW Warely and J a Lyman.
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Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
M. Bandfield
Inez Lund
Bert Blowers
R. Elurible Loban
LaPearle Crawford
Witthe John Ltifring
CL F. Lindsey
W.L. Richardson
W. Otl St. Clair
EW Warely
J. A. Lyman
Church Activities Report On Child Labor Program
United Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs. M D Groomes Festeday afternoon with Mrs Wo French leading the program on child labor. Fifteen women attended as Miss Anna Heary and Miss Susan French spoke and Rev Rankin gave a talk.
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United Presbyterian Missionary Society
M.D. Groomes
Toad UY
Anna Heary
Susan French
Rankin
Side Talks 20 Do You Use This Gauge
A writer extols empathy as a gauge for judging motives by putting oneself in another’s place. Anecdotes about club appointments and a new mother show how perspective shifts prevent misjudgment and save social friction. The piece links imagination to fair decisions and personal growth.
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Burgestion
Corti
Madge
Loo
Religious education session opens at Grace M. E. Church
A meeting covered religious education for children in the United States with refreshments for attendees. Ellen Jacobs became a perpetual member of the Women's Home Missionary Society. Luncheon was served by Florence Barrett and G C Cotton. Mission society discussed China and Cedar Falls. Thirty young women attended the AMB auxiliary gathering. Beulah Bingham hosted. Irma Prizler led devotionals. Neilia Truak led a lesson. Miller and Clow with Cur ran performed a violin duet. Mrs. Gleason reported Cedar Falls district conference.
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Wo HL Beachter
Yestery
Women's Missionary Society
Francis LaBarre
United States
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Lallarre
Clyde Miller
John Berthh
Lulu O'Neill
Ellen Jacobs
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GC. Ww. Cotton
Tursign Mission — Society
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Grace M. Idine Higroom
Beulah Bingham
Irma Prizler
Neilia Truak
Margaret Miller
Maxine Clow
Blanche Curran
Milred Gleason
Radio Programs For Friday May 9 Highlight Local Air
A scrambled radio listing from Radio Digest features multiple stations across cities such as WS Atlanta WGR Buffalo and WGN Chicago with schedules including concerts lectures talks and musical performances. Notable entries include choral concerts organ pieces and soprano performances among others.
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Club Notes via Arnold Household Hosts Wide-Awake Group
Mr and Mrs E C Arnold hosted Wide-Awake club guests last evening with cards music and chanting Mrs Harvey Fullem and Willa Arnold won favors Miss Dorothy Osterard provided reading and songs Mrs B O Arnold assisted with refreshments Double Five club entertained by Mrs F M Barron afternoon social time valued at 300 Mrs Ross Parrell and Mrs Herbert Gilley received favors
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Harvey Fullem
Arnold
Dorothy Osterfaard
B. O. Arnold
Double Five Club
Barron
Ross Parrell
Herbert Gilley
Dr Royal Dye to Lecture Tonight at Central Christian
Dr Royal J Dye famed for Upper Congo mission work will address a special meeting at Central Christian church this evening at 7 30 p m. He arrived at Bolenge in 25 years ago under Foreign Christian Missionary society. the station was then led by a lone convert and his own disability. By 1902 a native church formed with about 20 members and grew to 48 by 1903 supporting evangelists. five years later 41 members supported 52 evangelists. He later suffered sleeping sickness and left the African climate but remained a vigorous missionary to churches back home.
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Royal J. Dye
Upper Congo
Africa
Central Christian Church
Dye
Bolenge
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Baptist Society
Lower Congo
Mweang
Dre
Delegates Names Not Printed on Primary Ballots
County election officials report that delegates to county conventions will not have their names printed on ballots. Blank spaces will be provided for delegates to be written in. Auditor W. Esher received about half the required copies of election laws and ordered 20 more. All precinct boards receive copies, with extras kept in the auditor’s office.
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Im W. Esher
Jowa
Lemon Based Skin Whitening Lotion Advertised
An ad promotes a lemon and Orchard White lotion claimed to whiten skin. It advises mixing juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint for facial and body use. The copy touts stage beauty endorsements and says the preparation should be massaged into face neck arms and hands.
Waterloo Travelers Among Delegates to Grand Rapids
Waterloo travelers W. O W Wyant H Bingham and Clifton A Morris are among 22 Iowa delegates named at Mason City to the Travelers Protective Association national convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. G W Huntley a national director will also attend Post F of the Waterloo branch is one of the largest in the state with over 300 members.
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W. OW. Wyant
H. Bingham
Clifton A. Morris
Iowa
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Grand Rapids
Mich
IT. PA
Mason City
G. W. Huntley
Waterloo
T. PA
Plainfield Pageant to Feature World Services
Plainfield Iowa May 8 about 40 participants will perform the pageant World Services at American Legion hall under Methodist Episcopal church sponsorship. The program includes chorus singing and solos by principal roles. The piece portrays the church amid modern life struggling from lack of devotion and calls for help from despair to hope.
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Plainfield
World Services
American Legion
Methodist Episcopal Church
Babe
Church
Weather notes across winds and heat compare cities
A weather report records a 90 degree reading at 30 a m with a hot 25 mile wind. Temperature rose from 61 a m to a peak, then fell in the evening. Tuesday morning showed a drop, with Monday hotter than St. Louis Chicago El Paso and other hot areas.
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St. Louis
Chicago
LI Paso
Tex
Michigan Alumni Dinner Program Plans Event
Black Hawk County Michigan Alumni association will host a dinner and program at Black's Terrace on Friday evening with about 40 men expected. President Walter P. Jensen will preside, featuring a film of Michigan campus scenes from the past 15 years and Sara Rice of Iowa State Teachers College outlining a million dollar campaign for a Women’s Leagues building on campus.
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Black Hawk County
Michigan
Walter P. Jensen
Sara Rice
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
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