Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-17

Will be held at o'clock.
Remember all next week is sharpen
ing week at Schmidt's hardware. Brin 8
in your dull pairing knife. kitchen
knife scissors and shears, your dull
cleaver butcher knife, ETC., and have
all sharpened free. Schmidt's hard
ware.
Attention graduates of NJ. H. s.; Re-
member only two more days in which
to have your graduating photos taken
at Apgar's studio. Nearly all the
class have had their sittings and tn
few remaining should come in at once.
Apgar.
! A fair sized crowd attended the so
call given Friday evening by the aid
society of Central Church of Christ at
| the home of Mrs. z. A Hill, SOB North
First street. The program consisted OF
readings by MFs. L. S. Brown and a
talk by Rev. w. NJ. Baker.
The Alpha Gamma Society held its
regular meeting at the Arson schoo;
Friday evening. After the business
meeting a short program Of Irish folk
lore was given. Refreshments were
served by a committee of which Miss
Myrtle Ogan was chairman.
The revival meetings which are be-
| ing held in the Pentecostal Church OF
/ the Nazarene by Rev and Mrs. Allie
Trick, have been we'll attended and will
continue for another week. The sing
4 ing of Rev. and Mrs. Trick has been
as much enjoyed as their sermons,
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i Al next week. demonstration Of car
borundum grinders at Schmidt's hard
ware A handy grinder for house use.
The best grinder for mechanics to
sharpen all edge tools. the quickest
grinder for the farmer. for disk. for
spades and hoes, for sicisles, for axes.
Come in any day nextfweek. Schmidt's.
At Morningside College. Sioux City,
Iowa, the Cathedral Choir had a most
excellent reception and pleased large
J audience. They will appear at the
Methodist church as one Of the closing
numbers of the, community lyceum
course next Tuesday evening. March
| 90. There will be plenty of good seats
at % cents. COMMITTEES.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Marshall were conducted by Rev. R.
B. Davidson from the Marshall home,
Gil East Boone street, at 2:3o Friday
afternoon. The pail bearers were
Otto Nelson, Elmer Alsbaugh, Joseph
Mohr, Pearl Wikle, George Richard
son, and Fred Mcdonald. The flower
bearers were Mesdames Nelson, Mohr,
John Presnal, and Harry Ulmer. Burial
was in Riverside.
| Fifty members Of the Tri-A class of
the Methodist Sunday school were en-
tertained by Misses Helen Kirby and
Eva Lisby at the home Of the former,
512 North First avenue. Friday even
ing. The guests we're entertained with
progressive games and music. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. B.
"Lusby, Mrs. I. T. Kirby Mrs. vern
Flower, Miss Regina Kirby. and Ruth
and Cora Lusby and Miss Helen Kirby,
the latter an aunt Of the hostess.
An interesting program was given at
the meeting of the Click Mothers Club,
held Friday afternoon at the school
building. Songs were given by L. l..
Stookey the new supervisor of music,
Mrs. Margaret Snyder. little Helen
Robertson and the girls of the sixth
grade; exercises by the kindergarten, q
violin, cornet and piano number by
James and Mary Walker. and Virgil
Hamiel. The program was closed with
q paper on Child Labor Laws. by Mrs.
A. l.. Stern. Mrs. d. H. Conger was
chairman Of the committee which
served refreshments.
Tho regular meeting of the Snow
flake Embroidery Club was held FRI
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
Heater, 10 North Fourth street. Fol-
lowing the business meeting the time
was enjoyed with fancy work and
guessing contests. In the latter the
| prizes were won by Mesdames Lee
Everist, c. E. Elliott, and C. NJ Car
penter. Refreshments in keeping with
st. Patrick's day were served by the
hostess, who was assisted by her
daughters, Irene and Helen. The next
meeting Of the club will be held in two
weeks at the homo Of Mrs. III. A. Den.
nett, e13 South Second avenue.
Miss Jane Skegg entertained the
members of the Monday Night Club at
a st Patrtck's dinner party Friday
evening at her home. 10 North Ninth
street. Decorations appropriate to the
occasion were carried out in color
scheme of green and white on the table
| at which dinner was served in three
courses by Misses Ella Skegg and Cora
Crowder. A large bouquet Of white
sweet peas formed the center ydecora-
ton Of the table and individual green
candles were placed at each guests
plate, which was marked with a place
card of green and white, the color
scheme also being carried out in the
/ menu. Radiating from the center bou-
quet were green ribbons to each candle.
which when pulled were found to be
fortunes Tor each Kuest. The evening
hours were enjoyed With the ganft Of
bridge.