Shower for Presbyterian hospital aid set at Westminster
Society notes describe the annual hospital shower to be held Thursday afternoon at Westminster church parlors with the auxiliary hosting and providing refreshments. Gifts including linen blankets china and canned goods are urged and farm attendees may donate through the auxiliary which will arrange delivery if needed.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Church
Hospital
Belangee
Mya
S. M. Bentley
Cedar Heights
Dunkerson and Hudson
Waterloo
M. E
Deborah Society
A. H. Holt
Poureaitee
Lapworth ‘League
Hallowe'en
Business Women’s Club
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on beauty tips. Topics include cautions about peroxide on skin, cucumber-based facial preparations, hair curling methods, wax in creams, powder longevity, and oily skin remedies with dietary links and astringents.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Martin May Sing for Dick Place at Home Tonight
Waterloo patrons await tenor Riccardo Martin at East High Auditorium for an evening recital. Mr and Mrs Ross have organized a reception in gratitude to Dorrance Place, whose illness prevents his attendance. A brief encore may be given at Mr Place's home if Martin agrees.
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Riccardo Martin
Waterloo
East High Auditorium
Martin
F. M. Ross
Mr. Place
Motorist Suffers Bad Cuts in Car Crash Near Gilcn
E Meyer of 627 Rebel Avenue is confined at home with a badly bruised head after a collision in Gilcn. His car overturned and smashed at 7 30 p m yesterday, with serious cuts to the forehead and side of the face. Joseph Rhey of Wellington Flats drove the other car. both occupants escaped injury. Carl Gibbons on Fifth Street West rode a bicycle struck by Lloyd Boesen of Cutler Street. his wheel was demolished and Boesen reported the accident to headquarters.
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E. Meyer
Rebel Avenue
Joseph Rhey
Wellington Flats
Carl Gibbons
Fifth Street West
Lloyd Boesen
Cutler Street
Boesen
Cedar Falls Business Men's officers named for year
Cedar Falls October 25 Special Directors of the Business Men's Association met this morning and chose officers for the coming year. Charles J. Connell was named president, Harry D. Philpot vice president, Hans C. Smith treasurer, and A H Bangert secretary.
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Cedar Falls
Directors of
Business Men’s Association
Charles J. Connell
Harry D. Philpot
Hans C. Smith
A. H. Bangert
Iowa Baptist ministers meet for eightieth annual convention
Iowa pastors and laymen converge at Hotel Russell-Lamson for the eightieth Iowa Baptist convention. Sessions at Walnut Street Baptist church start tonight with devotional led by Rev. Clyde J. Askins. Dr. P. W. Crannell and other leaders outline Christ's role and church tasks.
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Iowa
Walnut Street Church
Crannell
Iowa Baptist Convention
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Women’s
First Evangelical Church
Baptist Churches
Clyde J. Askins
First Baptist Church
P. W. Crannell
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary
Ira E. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
W. K Anderson
Charles City
Women's Society
Baptist Churches of Iowa
G. F. Renisking
Des Moines
T. A. McManus
Waterloo
Mae Howell
Clayton Browne
Dunkerton
Minute talks on needs and tasks by Iowa speakers
A series of minute talks will cover the general themes Our Needs and Our Tasks. Speakers include Mesdames G F Meyers of Denison and S KR Bobert of Glenwood along with W F Peck of Independence and Joseph Parks of Cedar Rapids. Also on the program are Rollin Taylor of Waterloo Miss Katherine Howell of Humboldt and others from Shenandoah Clinton Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids with G W Newton and Jon B Reed.
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Mesdames
G. F. Meyers
Denison
S. KR. Bobert
Glenwood
W. F. Peck
Independence
Joseph Parks
Cedar Rapids
Rollin Taylor
Waterloo
Katherine Howell
Humboldt
C. A. Carman
Shenandoah
Giblette
Clinton
Jenny Loviren
Jon B. Reed
Cedar Falls
G. W. Newton
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Nerves and Sympathy
The piece argues sympathy should be balanced with responsibility. It cites a self pitying view of nerves, criticizing those who demand exemption while dismissing others. It notes nerves manifest as irritability, depression, timidity, inertia, and restlessness.
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Meiew
Lucy
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