Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-29

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Burgess Plumbing and Heatins Com
pany. Phone 1913.
our own delivery VIII please you
McCord Grocery Company,
! II your recipe calls for meat re
member the White Market. Advertise
ment.
Get to know Gildner Bros. Iowa
largest chain store clothiers. -Adver
| tisement.
Wanted We dust. scour or sia'
rugs. Marshall Rug Works, Ill Eas
State street,
Music and dance at Shrubs care
$3.50 to 700. Saturday evening.-Ad
vcrtisement.
There will be no extra charge fol
delivery after April l. Good Grocer,
Company. - South Center street.
| -
We have a complete stock of Heatf
& Milligan's paint and varnish for nj
lines of work. Old Reliable Drut
Company.
Have you tried the Cut Rate Clean.
ers and pressers? Save money b!
leaving your order. Phone red 1472
We call and deliver. ii. Z. Sparks.
! We wish to announce that we have
installed the Toledo scales so that we
assure our customers project and hon
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| Curing a Troubled Heart" is The
subject OF the sermon at the Baptis
! Temple on Sunday morning at j.
| o'clock. Don't fail to hear It, 1t Is {
message for you. Make the Temple
your church home. Try our welcome
| Committee.
| A busy day was spent by the mem
bers of st. Elzabeths Society who me-
Thursday at the home of Mrs. +. X
Jackson. Az East Church street, ant
spent the time sewing. At noon ain
ner was sered by Mesdames Jaskson
John O'Hearn, NJ. ]. Kettenhoffen ant
George Curtis.
The Golden Rod Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Belt, over
if6 West Main street. Following the
business hour the members enjoyed
contest in which the prize was won by
Mrs. Roy Cotton. At the close of the
afternoon the hostess served refresh
ments assisted by her son, Otis.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church met Friday afternoon a,
4 a TIL
East Main street, with Mesdames
Clemens, Rachel Young and JOSEPH
Stormes as hostesses. Following The
business hour Mrs. Gus Souvie gave
readings and later the hostesses served
refreshments.
Divine worship at the Methodist
| church morning and evening. Dr.
Crowder's morning sermon on Christ
and the three RS" will interest you.
The evening program will consist of
good music, good congregational sing
| ing and short sermon. The spirit OF
| Methodism is the spirit of democracy
We welcome al.-Advertisement.
The Central Church of Christ will
continue the "Go-To- Church Cam
paign" through April. The members
of the congregation are urged to be
present Sunday morning for the Lords
| Supper or Communion. The subject.
of the sermons for Sunday will be:
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p. NJ. The Girl Who Forgets God
| Committee.
| Mrs. Anna Roadhouse and Mis-
Margaret Armstrong were hostesses a
| the home of the former, 406 East Stat
! street, Friday evening to the member
| of st. Margaret's mission, who dispose.
| of routine business and then enjoyed
| contest in which the prizes were wor
| by Mrs. C. P. Cook and Mrs. Earl An
son. the latter Of Marietta The host
esses served refreshments.
Mrs. S. B. Lusby, 5121a North FRS
avenue, was hostess Friday Afternoon
| to the members of the Lilac Croche
club, who presented gifts to two o
their number, Mrs. Earl Bousum an(
Mrs. Robert Coates. in honor of thei
birthday anniversaries. The remainde
Of the time was enjoyed socially ant
with music after which the hostess
served refreshments assisted by ne
daughter, Ruth and by Gretchen Hub
Ter.
The "M' men of the high schoo
basketball team were entertained a
dinner Friday evening by Halsey Smitl
at his home, 408 North Center street
Places for twenty were arranged TO
the dinner which was served in thre'
courses by Mrs. w. T. Smith, assisted
by Miss Ella Smith and Mrs. Georg
Mill User. In the evening the que It's At
tended the debate at the high school
which was followed by school dane
at Shrubs hall.
The monthly meeting of the Won
ans Bible Glass of the Methods
church was held Friday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Mary Fogg. Nortl
Tenth st eet. Thirty members wcr
present and disposed of routine bust
ness after which they pieced quilts. Re
freshments were served at the close o
the afternoon by the hostesses, VIII
were Mesdames F'ogg. Mary Smith
Emmett Waters, Fl. w. Ogan, M.
Boughton and M. B. Morgan.
The members Of the Busy Few Circle
Circle enjoyed a pleasant meeting Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. J
r. Hollcroft, 3 East Grant street
where a social time was enjoyed afte
the business session. In q guessing
contest Mrs. Ray Keeler won the prize
The members presented Mrs. p. N
Wikle with a shower of gifts in homo
Of her birthday anniversary. In serv
ing refreshments the hostess wa!
assisted by Mrs. Abel Hankins.