Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
EAST MOLINE

Wis. Waldo is. stationed at Camp
Logan, Houston. Texas. He likes
it fine and is booking well.
Mrs. A. d. Taft entertained a
company of 10 ladies of the Ply
mouth circle yesterday at her home.
Each lady was doing some Red
Cross task and the business ses-
sion was opened by Mrs. Taft read
ing scripture. Each lady gave 50
cents for her share of their $500
pledge. Mrs. j. II. Long and Mrs.
F. J. CIendenm will entertain at
the May meeting. Mrs. Taft served
delicious lunch.
Lincoln and Mckinley schools
went over the top yesterday and
I Garfield and ] ohm Deere no doubt
will follow Monday. Miss Anna
/ Longs sixth rade was the first to
announce over the top"
The Metho Dist Aid society of Sill
Wis held an alI-day work meeting
at the Red Gross rooms Thursday.
! Twenty ladies' gathered. Some
/ knitted while others worked on bed
/ sheets. Ten. were completed. a
picnic dinner proved a very pleas
ant affair at noon. In two weeks
these ladies will hold a dollar par
! ty, a sale of articles, and a good
program VIII be given and a silver
offering taken.
Odessa SHeats of Aledo has been
house guest of Miss Olga Zude at
| the Edward. Reavy home.
/ Rose oh spter, o. E. s.. meets
Tuesday. There Will be candidates
/ initiated irto the order. Visitors
are invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach,
Mrs. H. j. Schmidt, Mrs Frank
Pershing. Mr.. and Mrs William
Glover will be hostesses.
! Mrs. Wall .er of Clinton has come
for a weekend visit with Ernestine
Savage.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Bird well
coined a son. to their home in Chi
cago. Mrs. Bird was Miss Mar
garet Siebke.
! Attorney S. f. Long left yester-
day for Ochea T., Iowa, called there
/ by the death of his grandmother,
who was 80 years old.
I There was a good meeting at the
Red Cross at WATERFOWL yester-
day, and a lot of pajamas were
/ completed. They have a big pile
ready to send to headquarters
They are doing7 fine knitting and
lots of it.
The Augustana basketball team
played East Moline last evening at
the East Moline gym. 1t was a fast
game and resulted in a score of 9
/ TO 30 in favor of the visitors. There
was a big crowd, who enjoyed the
game
! The WatertOwn Methodist Sun
4 Gay school has grown from As to SO
last Sunday.
/ Yesterday was the NJ f. ladies
day at the Red Cross rooms in the
garment department The attend
& vas small. Mrs. Biederstadt de
I cided it would be better for them
/ to come on the regular sewing day
So Friday viii be on to any other
organization that wishes to take
( the day
/ East Moline NJ. E. church Sun
DAY school at 10 a. m. Preaching,
II a. m. Subject. Christion JOY"
! Junior league, 2:30, Mrs. NeIs
Johnson, superintendent. Rev. ].
( V. Kennedy will assist in organiz-
ing Epworth league 7 p. m. Sub
/ ject The Art of Living With
/ Others"
WATERFOWL NJ f Sunday school.
/ 10 a. M Junior league. 2:3O. Ep-
( worth league, $50 Subject, The
Art of Living With Others"
Preaching. 7:3O. Subject, The
/ Shadow Of the Cross" Lenten ser
! vices all next week.
/ WATERFOWL Baptist church
/ Sunday school, 10 a m. Preach
ing, IL Subject The Anchor OF
/ the Soul" B. Y. P. IT,, $50.
/ East Moline Baptist - Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preaching. 1880.
/ Subject, The Sins of Not Doing"
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