Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-27

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The busy Few Circle with meet FRI
! day afternoon with Mrs, j, f. Hoh-
croft. East Grant street.
| For information about Hayes Gan
| rornla Farms at Chowchilla. see A. H.
| Stata, 20 West acknowledgements
Chambers ireless gas range VIII
| save one half your cooking gas OIL
Boughton n Banahaf, 20 North teh'
ter street,
The aid society of Central Church
| OF Christ will hold an all-day sew
| Friday in the church parlors, At noon
a covered dish dinner Will be enjoyed
! Mrs, q. c. Dentzer. of Lake Bun
| Ill.,. came Wednesday night to visit for
a few weeks with her mother Mrs
! Mary q. Bradbury, and brother, Roy
| r. Bradbury.
l.. I. Harding. living four miles south
OF the city, is rejoicing because both OF
his sons. Frank and Fred HardinS'
who have been serving overseas, nave
| landed safely. The boys went over III
June and July.
| n No,UVW loan tOSlS Si'''u iva '''''N'
| plus interest and you live In home
| Of your own. Can you aftord TO pay
| rent and own nothing" savings an"
Loan Association in Gregorys coal OF
| fice.--Advertisement
Be at the Triangular Debate, Mar
shalltown vs.. Cedar Rapids AT tue
High School gym, Friday March 20
at D. m Resolved that the federal
government should establish a per'na-
| hent policy of price control FOR the
| go called necessities of life. General
admission 25 cents, students 10 cents.
Committee.
The regular meeting of the Excel
sicr Aid Society was held Wednesday
afternoon in Odd Fellows hall WIN
Mesdames Lillian Plummer ana Jonh
Cartmill as hostesses. Following the
business hour the members pleced
quilts and later enpoyed social honr
during which the hostesses served re-
freshments assisted by Mrs. Charles
Bates.
The Lincoln Way Social Club met
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. Au-
brey Smith and Mrs. Mary Bradbury
at the Smith home, Sl2 West Church
street. The members enjoyed read
ines by Mrs l.. S. Brown who with
Mrs. Ippoletta Northup won the prizes
in a contest. Piecing quilts occupied
the time and the hostesses served re-
freshments assisted by Mrs. Russell
Smith.
Mrs. J. Culbertson. S07 East State
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon at the meeting of the Sunshlne
Circle whose members disposed OF
routine business and then sewed car
pet rags and enjoyed a guessing con-
test. In the latter the prizes were
won by Mrs. J. L. Stevens and Mrs
M. H. Cole. At the close of the after
noon the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. Charles Pray, Of Des Moines, was
guest from out Of the city.
An an-day sew was held by the
members of the Mid Country Circle
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fred
Duff, four miles east of the city. At
noon q covered dish dinner was en-
joyed which was served by the host
esses, Mrs. Duff and Mrs. Milton
Wright. Routine business was trans
acted in the afternoon. In two weeks
the circle will hold an all-day meet
ing with Mrs. Thomas Brown, four
miles northeast Of the city.
Arthur G. Shockley, son of Mrs. TAI
bot Lennox, 109 North First avenue
arrived home Tuesday evening from
Camp Dodge where he was mustered
ont of the service. He was MEMBER
of the regular army in which he en-
listed Dec. 10, 1915 and was assigned
to Company B. F'ifty-fifth infantry Oh
the Seventh division. Shockley was
sent to France in August and was
wounded Nov. in the left foot with
shrapnel and in the right hand by
hand grenade. He arrived In TINS
country some time ago but has been IN
the base hospital at Camp Dodge since
-. ,o,,,,o. treatment for his Wounos'