Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-17
News of the Day in Moline and East Moline
East Moline Society

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The Sunshine Workers of the Bap |
list church met last evening with !
Fawrote. Ten little girls spent /
a very busy time sewing quilt blocks,
and when ever so many Of them were
ready the guests played games, and
during the pleasant social hour lovely
refreshments were served. Mary Hi
moben viii entertain the class in two
weeks.
Mrs George Geyer returned Thurs
day from a very pleasant week with
her brother in Harrington, Kan.
Announcement is made of the birth
of a daughter this morning to PATROL
man and Mrs Victor Hedman.
Mrs. Thomas Wanless returned yes
terday afternoon from the State Fed
GRAFTON OF Womens clubs.
Mrs. Edna Young was hostess last
evening to her Sunday school class Of
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has formed a knitting club and last
evening somber grays and khakis
were very much in evidence. There
were eight members present and one
guest, Miss Edith Young, who gave
several clever readings Without
wasting one minute, the girls are hay-
ing the dandiest times at these meet
ings. Miss Young served dainty
luncheon at the close Of the evening
and Miss Alice Martin invited the
girls TO be her guests in two weeks.
The Woman's club of Silvis put on
. a very entertaining and interesting
! program last evening, when the par
b ent-teaCher session was held The al
= tendance, while not as large as ex
pected. was good and the talk deliy
81 cred by + ]. Sessions Of Dayenpor
ION "The American Boy was inter
! esting and TO the point Boy Scouts
appeared aGd saluted our flag.
quartet gave several pleasing selec
tions and Mrs Tom WaRless made
- partial report on the State Federation
of Women's clubs The meeting clos
d ed with The Star Spangled Banner
sung by the audience.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Thompson re
turned to their home in Sioux City
=, Iowa, yesterday and William Mund
- resumed his duties at Camp Dodg
after having been here for seyera
days with Mrs Martha Thompson
who has been very ill., Mrs Thomp
.. son is resting quietly now, althoug
her condition is very low
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harris ar
occupying the Parker home. Fourt
s. avenue and Nineteenth street Mr.
Harris is a sister of Mrs. Victor Arer
g schield, ind she and her husband hay
come to make their home here. The
- former home was south Of Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rowe motorc
TO Princeville, Ill, yesterday, to !
p gone over Sunday.
a The Watertown Red Cross work
: being somewhat delayed because
"A the many guarantees. However. II
!. small group of women who gatherc
IN yesterday afternoon to do their /
g, sewed busily all the while on pajami
and much was accomplished Ne
~ Friday the rooms will again he op,
for workers and it is hoped that mo
women will be able to attend by tn
m time.
Epworth league Of East Mol
- Methodist church brought the wi
My-Chum" week to a close Thursd
he evening with a social gathering in [
O. church The affair was a welcomi
party TO the new members of whom
N. were present and the old members G
ny tertained them SO royalty that tn
a already feel very much at home.
s. interesting program was put on Of t
following numbers.
tic SOng-League,
O. Violin solo-Warren Bowser, acco
panied on the piano by Miss Mildr
IS Dick
Trio-Raymond Dick, Guy Tayl
AL and Harry Tinkham, accompanied
Miss Dick.
Duet-Mildred Dick and Hilma A
,st derson.
Duet-Susie Boxman and Mildr
ne Dick.
Reading-Elsie Anderson.
Song-League.
II. Following this there was a plei
ant social session during which
freshments were served. The society
growing to large membership.
ice Mrs. Will Hatton returned Thursc
ub from delightful six weeks trip. NJ
las Of the time she spent with her s
no Carl, in Grafton ". Va, and ev,
res minute was enjoyed at that southt
it'll point On the return trip Mrs H
IN ton spent two weeks in Chicago viz
Ses ing.
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