Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-20

Mesdames S. A. Martin and j. II.
Friend, Of Grinnell, spent Friday in
the city.
Mesdames Hugh Keeler and Susie
Croker, of State Center, were in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Anna Plavets and daughter,
Miss vlasta Plavets, OF Lamoille spent
Friday in the city.
Violin lessons Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays, 216 Masonic Temple. Cassie
Mullineaux Richards.
Mrs. George Swain, Of Grinnell, who
has been visiting Mrs. NJ L. Powers,
returned home Friday evening.
Mr.. Martin will be in his pulpit a:
both services tomorrow. He will speak
at II a. m. on the Progress Of Great
Denomination" and at vespers, p. m,
on Hear Am I, Send Me-" The best
OF music. The Congregational church
is at Main and Fourth streets. You
are most cordially invited. Committee.
For Sale--All kinds Of lumber and
brick, also 1000 square feet Of creo-
sote paving blocks and other building
material. Call at EOS South First az
enue. Will sell this material on Mon
day, 20. and Tuesday, %, of this
month. Anybody Interested see me at
premises. John Jacobson, contra ctor
1t means a bargain for you-Adver-
tisement.
Mesdames r. F. Graham B. D. Ora
Wis and w. ID. Milne were hostesses
Friday afternoon at the meeting of the
aid society Of the Presbyterian church,
which was held at thu home of the
former. 1906 Summit street, and was
largely attended. Following the bus
mess hour the members seWed for the
society and the hostesses served re-
freshments.
Mrs. w. F. lines division Of the
Baptist aid society held a parcel post
sale and tea Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r B. Davidson, s North
Second street, from which about $40
was realized A short program, COM
posed of piano numbers by Mrs. Ray
Doolittle and songs by Mrs. E. E.
Gildner and Mrs. Davidson, was en-
;oyed after which the packages were
sold and refreshments served.
Recall the days when mother used to
bake, and you would sit round the
stove and smell the bread baking? You
will enjoy those same moments when
YOU unwrap your loaf of good delicious
hot Shrubs buttermilk bread. Fresh
from large sanitary ovens every morn
ing, your grocery will deliver 1t still
warm in oiled paper to your door If
you phone every morning early, for
first delivery. Shrubs bakery and cafe.
At the meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the Meth"
odist church, held Friday afternoon In
the church parlors the members de-
cided to send their annual barrel Of
supplies TO the family Of Rev. Mr..
Hammer, Of Browning, Mont, and also
tt. send barrel of canned fruit to the
Deaconess home in Des Moines. A
review of the plan of study for the
year was taken up after the business
meeting.
Members of the Rogers Mothers
Club enjoyed the first meeting Of the
year at the school building Friday az
,ternoosi,5 with fifty of the mothers of
the district intattendancc. Miss Lulu
Schultz, teacher of the first grade,
demonstrated the methods of teaching
beginners to read, and Miss Edith
VAIN, school nurse, talked to the moth
ers on hygiene. This was followed by
discussion. In which the moth
ers asked questions of the nurse Mrs.
3. C. Taylor, president Of the club, APP
pointed Mrs. D. w. Norris as chair
man Of the program committee; Mrs
Lacey j. Patterson chairman tof the
social committee. and Mrs. George
Williams Chairman of the membership
committee. During the social hour re-
fresmcnts were served by a committee
opposed of Nesdames Patterson, A. r.
Cooper, j. r. Billiard, George NJ. john
son. I. o. Kemble, and Rodney G.
Wells.
MothersA Club was held Friday after
noon in the school building, with the
officers as thu hostesses. The after
moons program was nnened by the
pupils OF the seventh grade, who gave
patriotic exercise which were fol-
lowed with a piano solo by Mrs. A. P.
Lee. Mrs. Merritt Greene closed the
program with an interesting talk on
Home Life in Civil War Times Dur
ing the business session Mrs. j. S.
Mccormack, vice president, was elect
ed president to succeed Mrs. S. 0.
Lampman, Jr., resigned, and Mrs. L. S.
Brown was chosen vice presldent. Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. G. H. Reese were
chosen as delegates to attend the fifth
district federation meeting, to be held
here next weak, and Mrs. Edward Sc
berg and Mrs. Bert Everist were
chosen as ushers for the convention.
Refreshments were served at the close
or the afternoon
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