Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-05

G1000 VIA 1fD. II. L. 0o1e0, 1871
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Tuesday q s:3o Uuitsd WORKERS
WITH 1fA Hert Parks, ilee Thirty
third street.: Searching with Mrs.
Paul 61Dpel, 313t E1eysnth street:
DebOgaA class with Mrs. b. See
burger, 1901 vourtesntA -and-a-half
street: Sunday Bible class with
Mn. George Cfompton, 4l0S Sew
euth ayeaue: Excel class with Mrs..
Dslia Bseksrt, 10 Fosty-fourth
street: whatsoever class With Mrs.
Lawson, 1909 Eleventh street.
"wednesday morning ct 10 o'clock,
Neighborly class with Mrs. Nettie
Dindinger, go Twenty-Arst street.
Wednesday afternoon ct 2 o'clock
worth While class with Mrs. C. W.
Hessei. 1912 Thirueth street.
Wednesday 1t $50, SAKE Study
clase with Mrs. william Hardesty,
41063k Fourteenth avenue: Ma SUM-
day class with Mrs. F. H. Morse,
l70S Twenty-sixth street; Maple
Leaf class with Mrs. r. H. Rose
well, zoos Nineteenth street.
Wednesday at 3 O'Clock. Wei
come class with Mrs. Frank Rite,
726 Forty-third street; Welcome
class, Mrs. F. W. Fossell, 727 Thir-
ty-fourth street.
Wednesday It $3.50. High School
Bible class at Broadway Presby-
terrain church.
Wednesday at 7:30, Grace SAKE
Bible class with Mrs. c. Lattig, 2414
Twelfth street.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,
Search the Scripture with Mrs. NJ.
IT. Stevens, 1923 Tenth avenue.
Thursday afternoon ut 2 O'Clock
Grace class with Mrs. j. w. Dono-
way, 1927 Eighteenth avenue.
Thursday at s o'clock, Woodlawn
class with Mrs. F. E. Sudlow, 2530
Twentieth avenue.
| Society to Meet Wednesday.
| The Augustana Endowment Fund
society will meet at 2:3O Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Olof Cervin, 3400 Tenth avenue
Miss Lille Cervin will have charge
Of the program for the afternoon.
i Anniversary at Home Observed.
I Friday was the 18th anniversary
of the moving Of Bethany home ir
the present location. and an infor,
NAL reception was held in celebra
ton of the occasion. The affair wa,
also in the nature Of q fruit show
er for the home, and four dozer
cans Of fruit, one dozen cans o
vegetables and two and one-hal
dozen glasses Of jelly were receiv
ed. Mrs. George Chase Of Moline
, donated six dozen oranges, which
were a special treat for the chill
; dren, and Mrs. Thompson gave ;
beautiful quilted comforter.
The afternoon was spent in SO
liability, and the callers were serv
ed with doughnuts and coffee be
, fore they departed. Mrs. W.
, Sweeney of this city and Mrs
) George Chase OF Moline were tn,
hostesses. The next meeting Of tn
house committee, which sponsore'
the affair, will be held next month
Il
RI Tent Admits Member.
Ii Barbara Frietchie tent took Il
, one new member at the meetin
I held Friday afternoon at Memoria
4 hall. Reports for the years Worl
E were given and showed that the af
: fairs Of the tent were In splendi
Y condition and that the last year ha
G been a prosperous one. A shor
practice was also held for the in
stallation which will be he'll
Thursday evening, when Mrs. Or
| Fairman Dee. past department pres
ident, will act as installing officel
s and Mrs. Mabel Evers. past presl
: dent Of tent No. %, and Mrs. Mani
d Smedley, department chaplain &
|. Illinois, will assist. The ofiicer
will wear the regular uniform {
e the order, and all comrades an
: friends are invited to attend.
The officers of the tent will In
v stall the officers At Moline Wednes
z day afternoon at the Swedish DIV
hall. Each member is asked I
n wear white, with the uniform CO.
:, lar and tie Of the tent. It was d.
D cided at Saturdays meeting to
. away with the regular January ia
d coffee, and the next regular NEE
ing will be held Friday afternoon