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'¢][ay 18, 1939
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
Page Three
VERNON LOCAL AND
Mrs. Emil ~Valter were
in the Otto Hansen
Went to Ames last
he attended a cattle
demonst ration
COllege.
of l,aCrosse,
of Boll Winsor will
L. E. Sip ple was an over night
visitor in the home of ,his son Wil-
lard ~Sipple in Williamsburg oil
Monday.
Mrs. M. M. White of Chicago,
Ill., 'was a guest of her friend, Miss
Effie Keedick fro,m Saturday un-
til Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. l~. :M. McGaw are
for Several weeks in lhaving their house painted this
asp1 home. 'week. A.J. Bobst and his :men are
rs. VC T. Partc.h of doing the work.
:if., Were guests last I Mrs. E. J. Sullivan left last
home of the former'slThursday morning for Tucson,
J. Flint Ariz., where she 'plans to remain
~Mrs. A i Stoneking I for an indefinite time
""~2~ri and Mrs. Paul] Mrs. Rose Hickman .~pent last
Y motored ¢Olweek visitin.g in the home of her
.O l, ,sland °n 'si: terotMr fLTA 'witil i,e, r d :::v;2u:'i and
Robinson went to
Week end to spend
home of Mr. and
and in the
and Mrs. Walter Cur-
Sutliff expects to
Angeles, Calif.,
visit for several
and 'Mrs. Floyd Sut-
from the Yeisley
M'ain street to tile
Worral is expected
of next week from
Where she ,has
er of the teaching
school, nile will
'With her mother
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Neff motor-
ed to Polo, Ill., last week end
w.here they visited in the ,home of
their son-in-law and dau,ghter, Mr.
and Mrs. James Seeks and fa,mily.
,Mr. and Mrs. Allen Baldwin of
Sterlin~g, Ill., were callers Sunday
in the home of the former's aunt,
Miss Bert:ha Baldwin. They had
visited with ,Mr. Baldwin's parents,
Mr. and .Mrs• Frank Baldwin in
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Odette Siver went to Cedar
Rapids on Tuesday afternoon for a
few days visit in the h~me of her
1R,. H. Ix>we motor-
e. last Sunday and
l-law, ~Mrs. Lowe nesday until Priday of last week.
Elizai)eth. of The latters school at Buffalo is
lie Islands who are closed for the sum,mer vacation
al lnonths ill t:he and she will spend the sum,mer
home with them with her mother. .She will return
to the same school next fall.
REFL[CTIOrlS
beloved ns, whoso bodies were a part
of War's red ran m aded for the
return of Peace.
Today Peace abides freely in America.
Should we, then, commit the ancient
folly of buying Peace needlessly with
the best blood of our generation?
Mount Vernon Bank and
Trust
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $75,000
~" C. Neal, Pres. B.B. M~Conloglle, Vice Pres.
!). U. Van Metre, Vice Pres. and CaMller
I
:Mrs. Joe Gaines of Western was [ Mr. and Mrs. IAoyd Burge, Helen
a visitor in the home of IMr. and [and Genevieve were Sunday dinner
I
Mrs. Francis Gaines on Tuesday. [ guests in the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. and ,Mrs. F. C. LScott of [ Roy Heady.
Toledo were visitors Tue.~lay in[ Mr. and ~Mrs. Joe Bennett visited
the home of Mrs. Margaret Germ-I IJheir son Robert Bennett at the
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lindsey
State University of Iowa in Iowu
of City on Sunday.
Memorial Day.
~Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gaines
St. Ansgar were dinner guests Sun-
day in the ,home of Mr. and Mrs
Francis Gaines.
Mr.s Bessie Foust and *Miss Mari-
lyn Foust of Springville were visit-
ors Tuesday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Babcock.
Miss Eva Kadera who iv employ-
ed in the [).ink at Tipton spent the
week end at the home of her par-
i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kaderu.
Miss Mattie Hunt, who spent
several iweeks in the Dr. H. J.
Burgstahler hen|e, returned to the
home of ,Miss Anna Jordan on
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis and
family of Bloomington, Ill., were
visitors Saturday in the he,me of re-
latives and friends in Mount Ver-
non and vicinity.
~Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Current
went to Lost Nation Sunday for an
indefinite visit iu the honle of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. "tnd
Mrs. Herman Schultz.
Mrs. Ida Fordyce and J. C. For-
dyee motored to Waterloo Sunday
where they ,met for a picnic dinner
by the Miss Lucia laordyee of
AnTes and Elva Fordyee of Lake
Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Pringle and
family began moving their house-
hold goods this' week, to the house
they recently purchased from Mrs.
J. B. Robinson. They do not ,plan
to be entirely settled in their new
home for about t, wo ,weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Brown
of Long Bear:h, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Waiters motored to
l)ickeyville, Wis., on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Brown are travelin,g in
an auto trailer and are at the Vp-
per Palisades for a few weeks.
Miss Arlene Lindsey, who has
been a student in Iowa State
Teachers college in Cedar Falls,
will comc home Friday to spend
the summer vacation. Her par- i
ents,, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IAndsey
will motor to Cedar Falls for her.
Miss Bernadine Wurzbacher, who
has .been employed in the Cornell
registrar's office went to Cedar
Rapids on Monday w,here she had
accepted a position with an insur-
ance company. Her father C. W.
Wur~bacher will remain In .Mount
Vernon until the first of the month.
Mrs. IAllian Litchtenstein of
Grand Mound, Mrs. Stella Jordan
Schlotfelt and Miss Thehna Schlot-
felt and ,Mrs. Allie Cook of l)e-
Witt were afternoon visitors last
Friday in the home of their cou-
sin Miss Anna Jordan.
C. N. Warren, who has made his
home ,with his daughter Miss tlelen
Warren, in Galva, Ill., arrived on
Saturday to spend several weeks
with his son-in-law and daug'hter,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tracts, and
with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Miller in
Tipton.
Rev. and Mrs. Hillis Culver and
daughter Muriel Jayne of Nashua
were visitors last week in the
home of Mrs. Culver's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. I,owe. They
were enroute to their llo'me from
iattending thc uniting conference of
the Methodist churah in Kansas
City, Mo.
of attend one of the ;birg league base-
ball games on Sunday.
Mr. and :Mrs. Laurence Davis of
Martelle were visitors Saturday
evening in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Busenbark.
Mrs. Effie Butler ham been incon-
venienced by a sprained left wrist
she received last week while house
cleaniug at her heine.
Miss Cynthia Winsor left Sun-
day for Wouder I,ake, 111., to spend
aA)out a week. in the ,h~me of her
aunt, Mrs. C. H. An~lerson+
Mr. and Mrs. George Wihler and
daughter of Clarksville, spent last
:Thur,'~day in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Peddycoart.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Iosty moved
Wednesday from the Grill apart-
ment to the Alvin Butler tenant
:house PIT ]0irst avenue, south.
Mrs. Roy Young ,was ill Central
City \Vednesday where she spoke
to a meeting of the Women's club.
Mrs. Youn,g's suibject was, "China."
Mrs. Lloyd McCutcheon return-
ed ,home last Thursday afternoon
from a visit of a week in the Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Boyd home in El-
dora•
Mrs. S. J. Oamlble spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting" iu the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bol'ton in
Tipton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heller of
Council Bluffs, were visitors Tilurs-
day and lariday in the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Heller.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, of
Verqua, Wis., visited .Mrs. Parkers
sister, Mrs. W. R. Shell in the
Prof. N. A. Miner home last Sun-
day.
Mrs. Glenn Andreas of Cedar
Rapids was ;~ visitor Monday in
tile hoane of .her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. l)ick Bus-
enbark.
Rev. Harry Bassett occupied
the pnlpit Sunday in St. John's
Methodis~ church iu Davenport.
Mrs• Bassett accompanied ,hhn to
Davenport.
Alma Bobst of Cedar Rapids and
Hannah lrerguson of Des Moines
spent Wednesday evening of last
week in t:he :home of +Mr, and Mrs.
A. J. Bo~bst.
Mrs. John Sam,pson returned to
her home in Hum,boldt, Sunday,
followin.g a visit in the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Burchfield.
Mrs. 1,aura Phillips Markley of
Auburndale, lClorida, will arrive in
Mount Vernon Monday to visit witil
former friends and neigh~bors dur-
ing the Cornell commencement.
Mr. and ,Mrs. elite Uleh and
daughter Carol and Mrs. John
Phillips of Solon were visitors Wed-
nesday evening of last week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heady.
Rev. ,Joseph Gray jr., pastor of
the Mount Vernon Pres/)yterian
church left Monday morning for
Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the
Presbyterian General Assembly
meeting.
Mrs. tSn]ma Rum:ble Peterson re-
turned to ,her home in Clinton Sat-
urday morning after a visit of sev-
i er ,days in the ,honle of ,her brother
and sister-in-law, ,Mr. and Mrs.
.................................................... 29c to $1.49
SPAR VARNISH, Quart ............................ 75c
1t ENAMEL AND PAINT in small cans 10c
J. A. ]~ordyce, Assistant Cashier ~Miss Frances Keeler, daughter
of Mrs. W. C. Keeler, has been
...... elected tear,her of tile fourth grade
ii ..... , in the schools in West Union, next
ill IininlIiInniinnniuiDiBBimi!i year kMiss Keeler is a Phi Beta
l lKap;a graduate of Cornell college,
I ' h • • ! has taken one year of instruction at
I I~ ~) '~h~ =iColum,bia University, New York,
t , LIIDtLO LII re,one year of elementary education
I at Cornell college, and has studied
mlat the 'State tTniversity of Io'wa at
• 1 !' lr 'IF • ] Iowa City
rt,¢, l "
H Mr. and Mrs. Guy Macom'ber and
• i, L ][][~#~,][ • • ~" ~]~ I I family of Olin were Sunday guests
IF I i in the he,me of Mrs. Maeom!ber's
= Ioarents, Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Kidder.
You with a copy of the Iowa State College _mtMiss Esther Kidder who spent last
Whi-L _ml week in the home of ,her parents
contains instructions for killing all the ~Ireturned to Olin with them Sunday
?011r "l ............. i l evening and will teach a six weeks
ace anu now ~o up l~ wl[n a nllnlmum I Icourse in home economics in the
Re. itoun summer school After thc
-- •1 close of the session she will at-
Ask for a co th" II ti m tend a conference of Smith-Hughes
py of . ]S bu e n • teachers at Iowa" State college ~'n
"_[Ames
APeD ........ mi Mrs. E. C. Bergmann who accom-
~ ~,~I~I~211NI~I~, ,:i cans ............................ z~)c N panied IWr. Bergmann on a business
PAINT & WALL CLEANER 9 Ih~ ~ II trip to the west coast the first part
"" + .......... ' " "~'0 ........ """ I[I of March arrived" home+ on Tuesday,
.................... 10c to $1 00 I] afternoon. She accompanied Mr.
........................... " i! Bergmann as far as Denver en-
|
Mount Vernon, Iowa
IllUlIENi
rug Store
route home, where :he remained for
a few days on ,business• lie will
also stop at Omaha, Ne,br., before
he returns to Mount Vernon. ,=Mr.
and 'Mrs. Bergmann ,were enter-
tained at dinner :by Mrs. M. I.
Cummings of Alham:bra, Calif., last
Friday evening the day hefore they
started for home from I~os Angeles.
Other guests at the dinner were:
Mr• and Mrs. Earl Carhart, and
,+Mr. and Mrs. Scale, friends of Mrs.
Cu.mmings. Mrs• Carhart will 'be
[ remem%ered as Miss Ethel Kyle.
are Prepared to offer you the finest and
rug cleaning service available.
introductory offer, we will sham-
of your 9x12 rugs for $3.00. This
good for two weeks only.
on your own floors with no fuss or muss. Your
ned by our process may be used within two hours.
Phone Mt. Vernon l l-LJ for a Free Demonstration
No Obligation
G. Duermeier and Robert B. Winsor
Mount Vernon, lowa
¢,¢,.:.,¢,.:,.:**.',¢**:..:***s+:. ¢.,:.
Clarence Ru,m~ble.
Mr. an~d Mrs. ,George Yost of
Boise, Ida. were visitors Friday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Burge. They were em.oute to their
home from a visit in the east w,here
t+hey attended the world's fair•
,Mrs. Amy Goodlove, Mr. and
Mrs. Linn Goodlove moved last
Friday from apartments in the E.
F. Nation home to the house vacat-
ed last week by the Mr• and Mrs.
Clamde q~hompson family.
Miss Margaret Keyes 'was in
Fairmont, Minn., last week end,
where on Sunday she was brides-
maid at the wedding of ,Miss h'ene
Canfield and Norman Hoekett.
Mrs. Hockett is a former Cornel-
lian.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stegall ,had
as their guests last week, Mrs.
Stegall's ,brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. l,. A. Wagner who
live in California. They left on
Monday morning for a visit in
Howard, S. Dak.
Mrs. W. R. Shell, who was a
visitor last week in the he,me of
her son-in-law and daughter Prof.
and Mrs. N. A. Miner, left on ,Men-
day for a visit with her son K. W.
~hell in Chicago, Ill., ,before re-
turning to her home in Si'/)ley.
Miss Maude Singer, teacher of
the first grade in the W'ard school,
has made reservations for a trip to
San Francisco, Calif. She will leave
next Thursday and will spend June
and July in San Francisco going to
Denver Colo., to spend August.
Mrs. Mary Young, Betty and
Mary Pat Young, of Mount Vernou
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swift and
James of Cedar l{apids, "rod Mr.
and Mrs. FIenry Seiw, rs of ()lin
were Sunday dinner guests in ti~e
home of Mr. amt Mrs. ].,eo Woods
;tml family•
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yount;+ and son
Elwood, accompanied by I)onald
Krum,ni, expect to leave Thursday
evening after the Mount Vernon
high school graduation exercises
for a motor and sight seeing trip
to Richmond, Virginia, and vicin-
ity. They ~play to be gone a week
or ten days.
Miss Ethel Co]ton, ~)ool¢-keeper
in tile ,Mount Vernon Brink and
Trust company, submitted to an
aI~pendectomy at St. Lnkes ,hos-
pital, Cedar Rapids on Saturday
morning, front whiclh she is recov-
ering very satisfactorily. Mrs. Clar-
ence Bo,h]ander of Cedar Rapids.
is supplying in her place at the
bank during her absence•
MT. VERNON CHURCH NOTES This recital will satisfy Jher last character study. He is a special Two 1938 Cornellians Accept
reqturemeut for the B:tchelor of lartist at translating and interpr¢- Jobs In South America
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .~Iusie degree, which she .will re- itating tile works of Hans Christian 1
Lloyd A. Gustafson, Minister
Church school 9:45 [drive• liiver Room o}" Vhe )+lemorial l ln-
Morning worship 10:45 Ari.ul~g'enTelltS have been iTladCliou iu Iox,¢,'i]. City w th (h,orge Sit"
Epworth League 6:15. iwilh the fu.('ulty adnlinistration ,~tl VeuRa aud his ort'}lestra,l'lOt.
This Sunday is Memorial Sunday i that the student I~ly '~ill need to ,'trot Mrs. Ilarohl t'huTi,'; ~ ill
I
throughout the land. There is an [(~)lle('t only $1,~0, ~vllile Ihe /•a('ul- +tie ('list)crones. The (',,flail" It:tile
unconscious urge to share this daY]ty Mill raL~ $100 und the £tdmin- pids ('ounlry Club ~ill be lht,
in the house of worship. Memories
Joseph W Gray Jr Pastor ~
..... " _ '. " ceive from Cornell in June ,Andersen Misses Blanche Marquart, Oak
~'~u bunaay scnool ' ~ "
• ' -- .... Next vo'lr Mr I ~vss'~c :lnd P|'ol' i Park Ill and Carol Candlish Fond
10:45 Common worship• ~ermon, ~.,,,,t. ~ .... n~ ~., D.:---- D..¢ ..... : " .......... '1 :~u I_:a~ '~'is "inch of ~'~rn'~'~l '+~"
"My Definition of Religion," by ~v~ a.u,~u~ ~,o L~yng l.~vlu~l~vv:.]acques ,]o]as expect to preseutl~ ...... :~[,,",,~ ~,,hi,~a'~,~,',~:~,~
Dean Albion Roy King ~t U nt Io (ornell IJOllege some OlUt rcell;tls. Mr. JolTs wil "physical edcation and domestic sci
6 30 Senior Christian Endeavor. I .... ~-- . _ . p av p 'tno ~e "opa liment to t ~( ......... -
XITI~T~II~T]~r~Av [ II'llLIT a ealllIHll~'n In Iuh swilLg' ~ " " i enee respecnvely a[ ~annago ~of
, ........... [ ....... char refer studies and poelrv done I lege Santiago Chile and expect
q.on t.A;~ t~.A,,o+.++l Societ,, IANI,Iy IH) SC~'III'e VOIIIITIAII+y eon[rilHl- - L ' ' ' .
•, ............. y t auJ n,eyssac [ to sail on June 2nd on tne steamship
meeting l[1OIkS ironl slu¢lents, [.e l(le:l OTi " i Santa Lucia for the South Ameri
THURSDAY lhaving Ernest ~.;ohuitz, 17-year ohl! ....... ,--~---,~--~. --.~ • ] ...... .., ,re... +-i,~ f-~.~ ~ .... V,.r~
8:00 Unlon Young Peoples group l(~erTuan I{efug~ee, elTrolh~l ut ('or-l¥11 t , l)elts Io na~,erlormals, .. .............
mee!~ng at the home of Helen[nelI ,Text year, is sh,,vly bet.m,i,~o+' On Saturday evening,May '2 7, ': x~tetYk:° ~'~nUagYa~emist~vltn['~e
~u,++. la T+alit+•. and not lust theory inl the Milts 'llld I)elts will hohl th~ i~ ]east coast of the United States thru
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METHODIST CHURCH tile minds of the rural ,~l~('lolo~y i tlnllU~tl formal diunol' dauces. The the Panama Canal and down the
[students who are t'ondu(,tiu~, the )+lilts will hold their party ill the
are strong. Memorials must be
stronger. Our theme will deal with,
"These Stones . . .".
CHRISTIAN" SCIENCE NOTES
"Ancient and Modern Necro
mancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hyp
notisra, Denounced" will be the sub.
ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, May 28.
The Lesson-Sermon comprises
quotations from the Bible and from
the Christian Science textbook,
"Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy.
One of the Bible citations reads:
"Then was brought unto him one
west coast of South America. Ports
of call are Cristobal in the Canal
Zone and po~ts in Colombia, Ecua-
dor and Peru.
Miss Marquart lived the past year
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Boyd at Eldora where she has
taught. Mrs. Boyd was co-hostess
with two teachers for a Ben Voy-
age party for Miss Marquart at
the Boyd home.
Santiago College was founded in
1880 in response to the decision
that there should be Christian edu-
cational interchange between our
possessed with a devil, blind, and
dumb: and he healed him, inso-
much that the blind and dumb both
spake and saw. But when the
Pharisees heard it, they said, This
fellow doth not cast out devils, but
by Beelzebub the prince of the
devils. And Jesus knew their
thoughts, and said unto them, Every
kingdom divided against itself is
i brought to desolation; and every
city or house divided against itself
shall not stand: But if 1 cast out
devils by the Spirit of God, then the
kingdom of God is come unto you"
(Matthew 12: 22, 24, 25, 28).
Among the selections from the
Christian Science textbook is the
following: "Sickness is part of the
error which Truth casts out. Error
will not expel error. Christian
Science is the law of Truth, which
heals the sick on the basis of the
one Mind or God" (p. 482).
311 First Avenue North.
= Cornel]=News :Note;
Royal Purple+
Released Saturday
The 1940 Royal Purple, which
will be distributed on Saturday,
is distinctive for the page layouts
worked out by Gleb laedorin, edi-
tor, who is also an artist. Instead
of pictures in the junior class sec-
tion, sketc:hes made rby the editor
have ITeen used wlfich constitute
another original feature of the
,book.
The Royal Purple was printed
by the }lawkeye-Reeord Press, the
engraving done ~/~y Tru-Art En-
gravers of Cedar Ra,pids and the
photography was by l,'lorence Pat-
rick.
The big feature and surprise
p~ge in this year's annual will be
the all-college Beauty Queen and
her attendants chosen ,by Clark
Gable, Tyrone Power, Rol)ert Tay-
lor, Charles Boyer, "tnd 1)on Ame-
che, the five top-ranking box office
stars in the entertaimnent world.
Therc will Ibc two pages of "Roy-
al People," consisting of ,brief char-
acter sketches written :by Ruth Ma-
son, Don Lawson, Millie Kerm~han
and Wayuc Barber. These uuique
parag 'iphs will he illustrated ,by
caricatures and they will be as i
of a surprise to the profes-]
in uc~h
sors as to the students. ]
I:zuqtlty Scctlon I
The faculty ,tnd administration I
has beeu designed iu ant
seotion
informal style with thc view that
the result will not suggest a cold-]
ly academic atmosphere. Rather, [
that it inay~)e•, a sou 're of ple't,,~m:recolle. II
perhaps sli~ghtty no~talgic, .-I
tion to the student. It is designed I
to refresh the reader many years'
hence of thc vivid personalities on
the campus in the year 1938-39.
Just enou~gh cartoons h%ve been
used to give the Royal I)urple the
necessary punch without forcing"
the humor. A wiseful seriousness
has ,been presented I)y the use of
quotations from authors who loved
humanity--Tolstoi, Chaucer, am1
Miltou. A poem on love 'by l'hlna
St. Vincent Millay h:ts been used
by special permissiou of the copy-
right owners.
CoumTentan'y of Year
Along' with tiT(> pi('lures 1here is
a running coululentary of the ye{lr
--a sort of diary of lutpponings,
student oldnions, chalter, high
spots of the year, anll bFief plIFHS
es ealcul'tled to lllal+.e the yeal'
seel)l nlore l'e:Ll \~,llell \ieA'c l
across the wide and UllCUlll pro;ll i~i-
ing i'ea(.hes ()l' time. 'Ti|er(' is :l
page to be read ten yt!ars fl'oIll
today. There are fealul'e 1):l~4(!'.~ oil
the chapel, the little theatre, Writ-
ers' Club, tile ('orntdli:m and the
"Pal." There are ealldht (-alll(!V:l
shots froul as lllauy aIIg'les as thcYe
[are surprises ill the 1{14(I edition uf
the l{oyal Purple.
Virginia Courson Will Give
Recital On Friday Evening
Virgiuia tlughes ('oursou, iu par-
tial fulfilhnent of her work to-
ward the B.M. degree, w'ill pre-
.sent her senior piano recital 10riday
'evening at 8.
Included in the rocit'll will be
Paradise's "Sonata in A Major,"
\~orks ,I)y Brahnls, Mendelssohn.
Mozart, Griffes, Scott, and l)ebussy.
The final numtler will be the
"l'olichinelle" t)y Villa-l~obos. Also
'to lie ,presented is an origin'd nunl-
Miss ]Atlie lIodgson ~ttended a :ber by Virgini'l tIughes (~ouz'son
entitled, "lmpronrptu."
Mrs. Courson was enrolled at
Cornell two years ago, and since
hat tinle ill'is beeu doing work at
Drake, ill Des Moines. Wihile "It
Cornell she stu,died piano with
'Miss Venn and Prof. Jolas. Prof.
Jolas eoac,hed her on |he progTalU
fnr her recital.
piano r0eital Vv'cdnesll~y evening
of last week in Ce,tar Rapids. Her
n(~phew James Hmlgson jr., of Ce-
dar Rapids, pupil of Miss Grace
Swab ,presented the first movement
of Concerto in C Minor, by Bee-
thoven, with orchestra aecorn-
panhnent on the organ by Miss
Helen Mokrejs of the Coe college
conservatory faculty.
istration wiU lU.ovid(, Ihe reluainiug selting for ttle Ill'It dan,'e. ('har-
:lmonut ncoe., Cet the g,,,~." Frigid*i~
you've always wanted-at the t~
P. F. KOHL, Representative low price. Sce it today.
120 First St. W. Mount Vernon, Iowa Phone 88 -- (x,uat
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