The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-13

Miss Grace E. Walker, of 1926 Sheri-
dan Road, has been spending a week
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Comte, 274O
North Washtenaw avenue, Maplewood,
Chicago.
Mrs. Ida Whitaker, of Zion Home,
travelling saleslady for Cleveland firm,
left on Monday for Iowa territory, to be
gone till the Feast of Tabernacles.
Mrs. ]. c. Wallace and daughter Ruth
have left for visit with relatives at
Anthon and Correctionville, Iowa, Gay
vile, South Dakota, and Garrison, North
Dakota.
Mr.. VIM. Vow, brother of E. c.. Vow,
of The Bethel, arrived in Zion City a
few days ago, expecting to make this his
permanent home.
Deacon P. G. Lewis has purchased
property from the Zion Estate at 3OO1
Eshcol avenue, where he is having some
remodeling and repairing done by Zion
Building Industry.
Miss Blanche Reynolds, of 2412 Gid
con avenue, who has been staying with
her sister at Dodge, Nebraska, has re-
turned home, expecting to remain per-
manently in Zion City.
DR.. Hazel Moore and DR.. L. F. D.
Whitaker, both of Greenville, Kentucky,
were guests of Mrs. Ida Whitaker, of
Zion Home, on Lords Day, attending
services in Shiloh Tabernacle.
A mass meeting of all Zion members
will be held in the main auditorium of
Shiloh Tabernacle, on next Wednesday
evening, May II. The General Over
seer will talk about Zion Parochial
Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Palmer, of 119
Princeton avenue, Chicago accompan-
led by Mrs. Minnie Coyer, were visiting
Mr.. D. C. Stoddard Saturday and Lords
Day, attending services in Shiloh Taber-
nacle.
Mr.. Emerson Thompson, of 1905 Ezra
avenue, who has been absent for almost
a year past taking contracts for ditch
ing machine in Fond Du Lac County,
Wisconsin, has returned home
At the Sophomore-Junior Banquet
held at Zion Home on Tuesday evening,
there were So persons present. Music
was furnished by the McElroy quartet,
and pleasing program was rendered.
Zion men, working at Kenosha, Wau-
kegan, Winthrop Harbor, and other
North Short points, report that work is
plentiful and that there is room for
more men, provided one is willing and
industrious.
The eighth grade graduating class, of
the Thirtieth street school, presented
their teacher, Mrs. NJ B. Nelson, a
handsome travelling bag as a mark of
appreciation, at their class banquet, a
few days ago.
Mr. r. NJ Steel has moved to 25O4
Edna boulevard, where he is having
some remodeling done on his new home.
He is also having porch built, the work
being done by Zion Building Industry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P Bayler, of Roberts,
Illinois, visited their son, Mr. G.. E. Bay
er, last week, having come to attend the
graduation exercises of the Zion City
High School, their son being principal.
Mr. George Strachan, of Lamont,
Washington, has been spending several
days in Zion City looking after his farm,
which he purchased from Zion Estate.
While in the city, he has been staying
at Zion Home.
Miss May Kennedy, of Waukegan, a
student of the Northwestern University
at Evanston, Illinois, was guest of
Miss Dorothy Clendinen, of $500 Edna
boulevard, Saturday and Sunday, at
tending the Lords Day services in
Shiloh Tabernacle.
A new picot edge machine for apron
work has just been purchased by Zion
Apron and Handkerchief Factory, after
trial which proved highly satisfactory
The work done by this machine is
unique, placing strong, durable edge