Fortnightly club closes season with annual banquet
The Fortnightly club wrapped its season with a banquet at Black's tearoom last evening. President John W. Gwynne was elected with George B. Worthen as president. officers include WY. W. White as vice president Maud Dudley secretary D. R. Brundage treasurer and others on the executive committee.
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Black's Tearoom
John W. Gwynne
George B. Worthen
WY. W. White
Misa Maud Dudley
D. R. Brundage
Viola Miller
John Barnes
Kipling
Albert Greeley
Tipton
Gertrude Sans Souci
Robert Parrott
Lisboeck
A. S. Weishaar
H. A. Boysen
Wi. B. Lovejoy
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Politica
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Pred S. Pettit
Tuthill
Gnagy
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Catno- Ne
Meers
Catherine Slack
Phoebe Bach
Alice Harrington
Agnes Nemmers
Clara Koster
Catherine Adrian
Helena Kurth
Daughters of Isabella
Ensemble Number Shines at Grace M E Church Concert
The five instrument ensemble of 10 musicians under instructor Kenneth Runkel Jr impressed with precise tone and rhythm at Grace M E Church. Soloists Beulah Bingham Jeanette Little Ruth Sinden Josephine Lumry and others performed while Mildred Wittick and Lassie Wilharm delivered notable numbers. The event, under Epworth League, will fund institute travel to Clear Lake. Honor was paid to Mrs Lichty with a staff dinner at Black's Tea Room.
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Kenneth E. Runkel, Jr
William Grobe
John Cutler
Darling
Giordani Spross
Mandalay
Speaks
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Epworth League
Clear Lake
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty questions and tips on hair powders, homemade coffee starch substitutes, and scalp care. Readers seek guidance on hair cleanliness, skin care, and minor cosmetic advice including moles removal and weight guidance for young women.
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Edna Kent Forbes
The Tiresome Thanker And The Guest Who Notices
Ruth Cameron examines the social dance of gratitude noting how genuine appreciation should feel and how constant thanks can feel awkward. She recommends brief, heartfelt expressions at departure end and a promptly written cordial letter to follow up after a visit.
Esse Hathaway to Speak at Waterloo Girls Luncheon
Miss Esse V. Hathaway of Des Moines will address the senior girls at Waterloo's luncheon hosted by the American Association of University Women. The event expects about 125 guests with remarks from retiring district speakers and other local officials. The day includes entertainment, business, and officer elections, with various clubs and church groups contributing remarks and plans.
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Des Moines
Etvic
Waterloo
American Association of
J. F. Schermerhorn
A. A
U. W
Miss Hathaway
Town concert and church entertainments near future dates
A Bumner M. E. church program includes sacred and secular songs led by K. B. Hunkel with about six choir members. The group plans performances May 13 at Oelweht, May 20 at Marshalltown, and May 26 at Independence. A St Paul’s Mae Ald society playlet The Last Day of School was presented by division two with named cast and hosts. Numerous club meetings and church activities follow in coming days.
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Oelweth
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Independence
St. Paul's Mae Ald Society
Clarence Dewey
Division One
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Mra
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Bennie Barker
Mre
Brandes
Sophie Lumber
Bira Frank Tren
Betsey
Werbert Sherwot
F. J. Evan Henrietta Myer
C. L. Pox
Mmes
H. L. Smith
Howard Hickis
Clarence Truak
Waterloo Woman Urges Co operation in Club Bulletin
Mrs. B A Boggs chairman of Iowa recreation committee urges state clubs to cooperate in surveying recreational programs. She emphasizes wholesome leisure and preventive as well as corrective value. The bulletin includes notes from Will Hays on film standards and a column of local club updates. Ex king Ferdinand of Bulgaria appeals for aid to Premier Stamboulisky, whom he jailed for two years.
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H. B. Kelly
Chicago
King’s Daughters
Holy Land
J. G. Ralston
Brenes Park
C. T Wilson
Viola Griffin
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A Walkers Sandman Story Part 1 Billy Rabbit in a Trap
Billy Rabbit is captured by Mr Man and placed in a larger box with netting. He recalls his mother’s warning and anxiously surveys escape options as night returns and Mr Fox circles the scene. The tale follows Billy’s captivity and his resolve to regain freedom despite food and care in the box.
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Mr. Man
Billy
Fox and Billy Rabbit Plot in a Hidden Prison Box
The fox confronts Billy Rabbit who boasts of feeding and keeping him prisoner inside a box. Billy spins a tale about chicken and lettuce while seeking Mr Fox's aid, and the pair discuss the hidden door and the captive’s escape plan.
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Billy Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Billy
Rabbit
Little Rabbit With a Big Idea
Billy Rabbit tells Mr. Fox about locking dogs and a plan to push a chicken through a back box. Fox agrees to dig a small opening near the poultry house while Mr. Dog stays away. Tomorrow’s story teaser promises a clever rabbit scheme to free the chicken.
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Dog
Mr. Fox
Billy Rabbit
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