Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-07
orlnne,l and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May 7.-Mr. and Mrs. o. j.
King had the pleasure Of week lend
visit from Miss Ethel Ash, who teaches
in the high school Of Des Moines.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Congregational church
has planned a study Of conditions in
Turkey, with Miss Emma Sargent as
leader. Mrs. March Green will present
the topic, THE New Conditions in the
Turkish Empire" Miss Caroline Shell
don, Of the college, will speak on Rel
ative Importance Of Forms Of Mission
airy Activity in Moslem Lands"
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stanley. parents
of Floyd Stanley, who was rushed re-
Gently to the hospital in Des Moines
and endured an operation for acute
appendicitis, have come back to their
home and bring the news that the
boy is on the road to a good recovery.
Elder and Mrs. T. B. Hughes are
| having the pleasure of a visit thru the
month of May from their grandchil-
dren, the children Of Bishop and Mrs.
Ed Hughes. of California, while the
parents are in attendance upon the
general Methodist conference in Min
neapoliS.
The Baptist church Of this city will
be represented at the annual national
i convention of northern Raptists to be
! held in Des Moines. May 1929, by Pas
tor l.. D. Weyand and Mrs. Isabella
! Brande
| A battle royal is expected on the dia-
mond here on Friday afternoon be-
tween the Upper Iowa team, which has
not suffered a defeat in the past two
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whose only defeat this year has come
from the Upper Iowa Boys
Announcement is made that the
State College Press Association will
hold its annual meeting in Grinnell on
the evening of May Is, the day of the
state meet. The main object of the
meeting is to discuss college journal
, ism.
Raymond Hartman. Iowa College,
%. whose home is in this city, re-
Gently received the appointment as
scholar in Greek and Latin in the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. to be in force at
the next session.
| The three Carter brothers. X D and
! D. NJ. Carter. of Chicago. and Hon. c.
W. OF this city, had a reunion at the
home here over Sunday and Mrs. c. j.
! |oNiVs VI NiiiSdSO, d cousin MIS-.
! I. :" Carter. was also here.
| Mr.. Henry Holden. of Concord \. H.
who has been visiting for some days
with his cousin, Mrs. H. A Field. of
this city. continued his journey to Cali
! fornia yesterday, but will stop for a
brief visit in Denver.
At the college primary held recently
for the nomination of May Queen. the
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Vera Atwood Anna Carter, Ruth Davi-
con, Mabel WEIGH. Margaret White and
Woodson Whiting, At the election held
Yesterday afternoon Ruth Dawson was
elected.
! Mrs. George H McMurray is enter
| tanning her friend. Mrs. Martin, of
Arlington. Tenn.
Many friends are congratulating Mr..
and Mrs NJ. L. Hunt upon her recovery
! so far as to be able to ride down town
after her critical illness of four months.
Mrs. E. B. T. Spencer is enjoying
visit from her mother. Mrs. Hathaway,
! of Washington.
| DIR. and Mrs L. G. Lemley are having
the pleasure Of visit from Mrs. Lem
Stalker. of Richland. Iowa.
Miss Ruth Wilkins will give an organ
recital tomorrow evening at Herrick
chapel which will be free to the gen
eral public as we'll as the college circles.
Word comes from Pastor Elias Han
dy of the Methodist church. that he
plans to start for home on the 10Th Of
this month on the same boat that took
him over to his fatherland Of England.
Next Sunday. May u, is to be OBJ
~, oh,
here as mothers day on which white
carnations will be in evidence and
every man is requested TO wear one as
! a token of sacred memories.
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