Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02

Cora williams Choate, physician.
Moore's- and Waterman's Fountai
Pens. Marshall Printing Company.
| Business women's supper at the
w, c. A., Tuesday, March S, at 6:3'
Advertisement.
The f. p. connley residence, 40
| Swayze street, was quarantined Frida.
for scarlet fever.
Herbert Brenon's THE Lone Wolf
greatest of all photoplays, Tuesda!
and Wednesday. Casino.
All employed girls invited to the
w. c. A. Tuesday, $3.50 p. m. Tele
| phone name.-Advertisemen
Wanted-Five hundred bushels Q
| good dry white corn for cornmeal pur
poses. Benedict Flour and Feed Com
pany.
The regular meeting Of Red eros
workers will be held Monday even
ing at the home Mrs May Sandoe, 80
North Center street.
The Wayne Cumming Camp of Re-
Cross workers will meet Monday eve
ming at the ZONE Mrs Frank Perry
511 East state Stree.
A union meeting of all Sunday schoo
workers in the city will be held Sunda.
afternoon at 2: 80 at the Friends church
Rev. Frank Camel will speak.
Temple Chapter of the World Wild
Guild Of the Baptist church will NEE
Monday evening at 80 at the hom
of Mrs. Roy Butler 500 Summit street
Did you pull your necktie in two
while tryins to adjust it under your
collar? If SO try our flexible collars
with the slip easy band next week
Palace Laundry Company. w. G.
Kane.
It's the Skegg wall paper store a
1913 East Main street where you get TIL
best values in wall paper and the eN
pert workmen who take pride in dom!
their work as it should be done. TIL
skegg Wall Paper Company.
Don't fail to see the Skegg Wal
Paper Company for the best values II
wall paper. Expert paperhangers t
do your work when you want 1t done
and as it should be done. The Skege
Wall Paper Company, 123 East Main
street.
The special meetings which have
been held during the week at the State
Street United Evangelical church by
Evangelist c. W. Mcclure wiz continue
for another week. Miss Ada Richter
Of Rockwell City, is in charge Of the
music.
What Is The Difference Between q
Christian and & Non christian or Spir-
itual Reconstruction" will be the theme
Of Mr.. Martins sermon at II o'clock
Sunday morning. Mrs. Meeker and Mr.
Shove will sing. Bible school at s:45
Committee.
A company of twelve young people
went Friday evening to the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Estel, two miles north
of the city, where an enjoyable time
was passed with music and games. Mrs
Estel served refreshments, assisted by
her sister, Miss Louise Clemens.
A pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Friday afternoon by the members OF
the Jane Adams Club, who met with
Mrs. c. E. Langdon, SIS West Boone
street. The time was passed with fan
cy work and a guessing contest in
which the prizes were won by Mrs. L.
H. Hibbs and Mrs. Roy Barrie. The
latter assisted tho hostess in serving
refreshments.
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Teachers Of the Woodbury. school
gave a surprise party Friday evening
at the school in Honor Of the birthday
anniversary Of Miss Nellie Burgoon,
Dinner was served by Miss Anna White
and Miss Lottie Cartwright, at a
table prett!ly decorated with sham
rocks. The evening hours were enjoy
ed with games in which prizes were
won by Miss Burgoon and Miss Lila
Beckett.
Sixty members Of the Arnold Moth
ers' Club met Friday afternoon in the
school building and enjoyed talk on
the planning Of war time menus by
Mrs. Mary Gregg, home demonstration
agent. She also demonstrated the
making Of rice supreme and meat souf-
file. During the meeting Miss Mary
Hail. principal Of the school, reported
that thru the children and patrons of
the school 81 ,6S1 worth Of thrift stamps
had been subscribed for. She also re-
ported that Red Cross work Of some
form was being done by the whole
school.
Members Of Marshalltown Chapter
D. A. R., who met Friday evening with
Mrs. David Lennox and Miss Nellie
Aud at the home Of the former, 4Os
West Boone street enjoyed an interest
ing program. Miss Minnie Russell read
an article on the presentation of the
State D. A. R. flag to the Third Iowa