Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
Grinnell and Vicinity,

| 'fiHneil, NOV. 20.-Many people of
6rlnneI and vicinity are interested
| IN The news item of the marriage, in
sacramento, Calf, of Miss Belle
Duffus and Edward Binegar, both
formerly of this city. The bride is a
daushter of Mrs. G. w. Duffus. of 500
High street. this city, and is a grad
uate of Grinnell high school class OF
1910, and has been holding bust
ness position in the Rock Island
ireight office. The groom has been
"a partnership with Les Grooms in
The barber shop. The wedding is said
TO he a surprise TO oil friends here.
Inc welded pair will make their
home in Sacramento.
An advertisement writing contest
among college students and CITY res
iuehts, recently staged here, re-
suited in the awarding OF the $40
prize to Miss Cora Rutledge, of the
college class of 1922.
The twenty one members OF the
Woman's Relief Corps Of this CITY
that attended the district meeting OF
the organization held at Newton on
Thursday have only praise for the
Newton corps for their business ar
rangements and their hospitality.
The trains are so scheduled that the
entire day and evening was spent in
the visit and the visitors could see
the city as well as attend the con-
Vention. President Minnie Miller Of
the district, comes in for her share
OF bouquets on her administrative
ability.
Louis Emf has gone to spend
Thanksgiving with his mother at her
home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
For it's annual Thanksgiving dram
atic entertainment on Thursday even
ing or next week the college drama
tic club will present in the Colonial
theater the comedy. "Come Out of the
hitchin." for which Prof J. P. Ryan
Is now drilling the cast.
Dr. c. IA. Lauder is supervising
preparations for the big sporting
event of the Elks lodge for the winter.
the billiard tournament, which is
promised for the near future.
The next dramatic rendering by
Professor and Mrs. Bridge is an
nounced for next Monday evening in
the auditorium of alumni hall. from
z to o'clock. presenting ''The Omen
Door," by Alfred .Sutro, followed nv
scenes from Sheridan's school for
Scandal"
The state Sunday school superin-
tendent, Miss Dean, is to be present
THIS afternoon at O'clock in the as
sembly room of Grinnell SayinpA
Bank to conduct general confer
ence Of Sunday school workers of
the entire county.
The Saturday morning story hour
IN the basement OF Stewart library
Is an interesting event for growing
group OF children and holds the at
tention of the elders who chance to
be present. The story of this morning
was Thanksgiving one entitled
Kingdom of the Greedy" There is
to be staged there In December a
story contest among the children
themselves with competent judges to
weigh and decide juvenile merits and
award prizes for the best productions.
All children below the sixth grade are
eligible in this competition and great
interest is already shown,
More than hundred applications
have already been filed for mem
oershfp in the Grinnell center OF tho
Dramatic League Of America, and
the meeting for organization was
held this afternoon at the assembly
room Of the high school. A constftu-
ton and bylaws are to be adopted.
Officers to be elected, and this will,
be followed by a bit Of drama that
VIII be given to the public later.
Mrs. ]. K. Little went yesterday
with Mrs. Ben Little, her daughter,
to the home of the latter at Ankenny,
where she expects to remain for the
winter.
Mrs. Ell Quigley OF Gilman, is re-
ported as making good recovery at
the Community hospital in this city
from an operation undergone there q
week ago today.
Mable Jordan started on Thursday
morning on her return to her home
at Los Angeles. Calf, after a visit
here at the Andrew Haag home and
with her relatives at Deep River.