Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-08

t's'"'o"'s
Mrs. Nicholas Lunkley. NJ Waterloo,
spent the day here with Ler daughter,
Mrs. w. L. Nelson.
The Court OF Honor Circle will meet
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs,
NJ, 4. Matson, 32l North Third street,
For information about Hayes Cali
fornia Farms at Chowchllla, see A, I,
Stata, 80 West ain.--Advertisemcnt
Mrs, A. NJ. Joyner OF Minneapolis,
who has been wishing with her son,
Earl Joyner, left this forenoon for
home.
Gildner Bros. will close out at spec
ial prices, a good assortment OF sheep
lined coats and Mackinaws, Adver-
tisement,
There will Dc special musical pro-
gram at the Central church OF Christ
Sunday evening at $50, Everyone In
vi,ed. Committee.
-
Let Hewitt charge your battery ana
inspect your electric system. We call
and return your battery. Electrical
work speciality. Hewitt Garage,
phone 3sS.
The young people OF the Central
Church OF Christ are planning 10 have
larger Christian Endcavor meetings
Sunday evenins, A cordial invitation
Is given to all OF the young folks 10
attend these services a, $50 o'clock.
Committee.
Lannis ID. Bedell of the Twentieth
engineers, who has been in France for
eighteen months passed thru the city
Thursday on his way TO Camp Dodge
To he mustered out. Mrs. Bedell went
Friday to Des Moines to visit Sunday
with her husband
Thirty members OF the Harmony Aid
Society held Al all day meeting Thurs
day In Odd Bellows hall and enjoyed
covered dish dinner. served by Mrs.
H. l.. Thorpe and Mrs. Rose Carney.
Quilting occupied the time and routine
business was transacted.
Mrs., J. II Doty Of Spencer, who has
been visiting at the home of her hus-
bands brother, A r. Doty and with
Mrs. Adam s. Reisinger returned TO
Des Moines this morning. Mr.. Doty is
representative from Clay county and is
attending the legislature.
Devine worship morning and evening
at the Methodist church. DR.. w. @.
Crowder will preach at both services
The evening address on The Detision
of Sin" will interest you. The Spirit
of Methodism is the spirit Of Democ-
racy." 1t is a church for the people.
We welcome all.-Advertisement
-.-~---
r. B. Blean received a hard fall Fri
day afternoon when he slipped on the
wet tile floor of the Y. NJ. c. A. nara
torium in leaving a shower bath for the
pool. The back of his head struck the
floor violently and Il small cash was
cut in the scalp. Today Mr.. Blean was
able to be at his office and is not suf-
fering greatly from the effects of the
accident.
In honor Of her husbands 10Th bidth
day anniversary, Mrs. John Seffinga,
70S Bromley street. entertained a few
friends Friday evening. The time was
spent socially and with games in
which the prizes were won by Mrs.
George Seffinga and her daughter
Veta. Refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Veta SefinSa
and Rose Turner Is
God, and What Men are Thinking
About Him Since the War" will be
Mr. Martins sermon theme at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow at IL
Mrs. Byfleld and Mrs. Shove will sing.
Church school at TO- with orchestra
and splendid bible study. At p. m.
tho calling Of the honor roll and TAX
ing down Of the service flag. accom-
panied by war songs. Mr.. Shove will
sing. Committee
Did you ever take an auto trip from
Frisco to New York on the Lincoln
Highway? No? Then the Sunday
school of the Baptist Temple invites
you to come and join the big auto race
which it is making in the finest cars
built. Every car which reaches Salt
Lake City next Wednesday night will
be given a big reception. Come and
join us at GAS a. m. in our big effici-
ency drive.-Committee.
Complimentary to the 50th birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Peter Cordt. 904
South Ninth avenue. twenty-five
friends and neighbors pleasantly sur
PIlStu Iltl dL ileI IlOIlc tNtHlhS,
when they enjoyed the time with cards
and music and with a guessing con-
test in which the prizes were won by
William Weber and John Cordt. Re
freshments we're served by Mrs. NJ. L.
Grabenbauer and Miss Bess Poynes.
At the meeting Of the Marshalltown
Chapter. d. A. r. held Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. David Len
noX, 40S West Nevada street. the mem
bers chose Mrs. W. r. Sanders as dele"
gate to attend the state conference to
be held this month at Sheldon Mrs.
W. NJ. Achenbach. Of Gladbrook. was
chosen alternate and Miss Minnie Rus
sell delegate at-large. Routine bust
ness and social time occupied the re-
mainder of the meeting.
Women Of the Orient was the sub
ject Of study taken up by the mem
bers of the G. w. B. NJ. Auxiliary or
Central Church of Christ at their met
ing held Friday afternoon in the
church. Miss Eta Early was the lead
er and reviewed a chapter from the
book following the devotional period
which was in charge of Mrs. Fl. {.
Stowell A paper on "The Effect OF
the War on Missions" was read by
Mrs. j. A. Pegg. and Rev. w. M. Baker
gave Il short talk Oh missions.
Members of the intermediate endeav
or society of Central Church Of Christ
were entertained Friday evening in the
church parlors by Harry Dubois. Ken
meth McGrew, Manly Jones and Car
roll Thomas, Mt the monthly business
anG social meeting A costume marty