Critics to Judge I F W C Play Contest in Iowa
Three renowned drama critics are named as judges for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs play writing contest. The panel includes Prof. E. K. in Iowa City, Helen Cowles LeCron of Des Moines, and Prof. Ryan of Grinnell. The program aims to boost dramatic study across the state with active club participation and regional readings.
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Rl Milfer
Signy City
Drama Committee OF
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iova City
Helen Cowles LeCron
Moines
Moines Register
Ryan
Grinnell
Grinnel Cohere
Cgtn Lee
Raymond Folk
Erico Worain
Elib
Pearl Bennett Broxain
Maquoketa
Stata Im Bath
Chautauqua Circles Prep Cedar Heights Outing and News
Chautauquans gather for a Cedar Heights picnic at 4 p.m. if weather allows with Gen. Hanna sharing experiences. Rain plan shifts to library lesson, Grant circle, and a dinner at the chamber of commerce with Cedar chapter officers honored.
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Cedar Heights
Tureas
Phil Hannahen
United States
Columbia Circle
Library West
Grant Circle
Chester Cadwalader
Knapp Jones to Marry This August in Worthington
Evelyn Knapp of Worthington Minnesota and John Tau Jones of Ann Arbor Michigan announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage set for August. Knapp, a teacher at John Wiske school, plans wedding festivities at Black's tea room with a formal dinner and decor featuring orchid and yellow tones and花 parade style place cards.
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Evelyn Knapp
Worthington
Minn
John Tau Jones
Ann Arbor
Mich
Miss Knapp
John Wiske
Allis Frances Griffith
Roosevelt School
Arthur J. de Vaughn
Wichita
Kan
Black'sn Tearoom
Wble
Ray Gatrabrant
Gladys Sechter
FB. S. Walker
Chicas
Zwisler
Kansas
Siesta
Mise Grifith
Sheme
Whispered Questions On Connection And Loneliness
The excerpt explores the uneasy feeling of talking to a wire with no listener and the confusion of understanding others. It reflects on why people appear different to us and the challenge of forming genuine friendships, noting that some individuals reveal depth over time while others remain distant.
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Wilink
Community Socials and School Events Report
Informal receptions and picnics fill Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at local halls and churches. Sigma Chi hosts a diner meeting, choristers are entertained, and Parent-Teacher events feature music readings and speakers with plans for fundraising and gifts to parish houses.
First Brethren Sunday School Hosts Leaders’ Class Picnic
The church announces that the Women’s Bible class of the First Brethren Sunday School will entertain the Leaders’ class at a church picnic.
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Women's Bible
First Brethren Sunday School
Beauty Chats on Wrinkles and Skin Stimulation
The article discusses a period in middle age when wrinkles appear and offers skin stimulation routines. It recommends steam, cold cream, massage with vegetable oil, removal with hot cloth, and astringents such as hazel and benzoin rose water for temporary wrinkle reduction and longer lasting youthful skin. It includes diet and exercise tips for a 19 year old, plus home remedies for underarm odor and scalp care.
Community church groups schedule evening meals and meetings
Numerous church and auxiliary groups announce upcoming gatherings. Northminster Women’s auxiliary plans a 6:30 p m picnic supper. Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day meeting with a noon picnic dinner. Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight class hosts a Tuesday social afternoon. Deborah Society meets at First M W church parlor at 2 p m Wednesday. Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild dinners at 6 49 p m Tuesday. Fellowship class at First Brethren church 7 30 p m Tuesday with music games and cake. St John’s women host a thimblebee Wednesday afternoon. Lydia Society holds a picnic supper at 6 24 p m Tuesday. First Presbyterian members contribute food for a shared meal.
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Jol Eiske Pye
John Biske
St. Paul's
Ehurch
HE Natural Music Club
Hagerman
Helen Wilking
We Willams
Northminster Women’s Auxiliary
Pehurch
I. L. Guyer
Daughters of Plymouth
Searchlight
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. M. Berg
Christ Episcopal Tladies' Guild
D. 5. Ramage
First Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Lydia Society
David Stevenson
Cedar Heights
Mines
L. A. Watkins
M. OG. Wilbur
Robert Stevenson
Hiya
Club notes and postponed meetings due to deaths
Star-Rebekah club will be entertained by Mrs O Shupe tomorrow afternoon. Fidelity circle delays regular meeting for one week due to the death of Mrs W B Deebe. Child Study club to meet at Grace M B Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m.
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Star-Rebekah Club
O. Shupe
Fidelity Circle
W. B. Deebe
Child Study Club
Grace M. B. Church
Patterns for Courier fashion patterns from Wa terloo
Advertisement describes obtaining Courier up-to-date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department in Evening Courier Waterloo. It asks for 15 cents per pattern and promises orders filled as fast as possible, with delivery within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa State College Graduation Program Lists Many Events
Iowa State College launches graduation activities from June 6 to 9 with three parades and multiple reunions. Glen Frank will deliver the commencement address while Ozora Davis gives the baccalaureate sermon. Senior day includes a class breakfast and the senior prom in State gym. Alumni events span breakfasts, luncheons, and the Memorial Union meeting. The senior faculty banquet and Shaw’s Arms and the Man play headline Saturday night.
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Ames
Central Building
State Gymnasium
Glen Frank
The
Century Magazine
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Ames Country Club
Memorial Union Corporation
Shaw
Sacred concert by college musicians at the Knoll
Sunday morning a sacred concert will be given by college musicians at the Knoll, president A Pearson's home. In the evening the commencement exercises Monday will start at 10. In the afternoon President and Mrs Pearson will host a reception for the seniors at the Knoll.
Light snowfall marks third latest melt in half century
Chicago reports a very light almost invisible snow fall on May 25 or 26 as the third latest snowfall in over 50 years per the weather bureau. The day opened with a 45 degree temperature and the city noted the unusual spring event. Separately Kresge stores announced new stock of Wildroot hair tonic and Wildroot liquid shampoos advertised nationally.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Kresge
Tore
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