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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
4
Henry Truities wife cares for a neighborly crisis with unostentatious kindness. Ma Truities friendly acts and a pivotal parrot incident soften the judgmental circle and reveal a path to shared dignity through household service.
The Washington Star notes that public ridicule of the Weather Bureau has faded as forecasts improve. With advanced instruments and trained staff, the bureau is better positioned to predict weather, though unexpected air currents remain beyond its reach.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a Kansas resident praising farmers who keep precise cost books and can calculate growing costs. Gap Johnson in Arkansas retorts with a rural jest about farmers who work themselves by arithmetic.
Mrs. R FE Driscoll hosted a May Day party Saturday afternoon for daughter LaVon. Attendees, in colonial outfits, included participants from the St Agnes academy minuet. Katharine Blair crowned May Queen. a Tennyson poem was read and yellow ribbons, baskets, and wreaths featured.
Mr and Mrs J S Rhein entertained at a May party in the Fern Room of the Alliance hotel Monday evening at seven o clock A five course dinner was served with spring flower center basket decorations and radiating ribbons The Monte Carlo whist game produced high score ties won by Misa Mounts and K Bald The guest list included several named guests and escorts
The regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held at the library Friday afternoon at 2 45. The program includes a Mother topic, quotations on Mother, songs such as Little Mother Of Mine and Mother Of Mine, Oh Time Take Me Back, a reading His Mother's Sermon by Ian McLaren, and hostesses Mrs. Lee Basye Mrs. Vern Hunt and Mrs. Nellie Wilson.
Ed Fletcher of Alliance and Mrs. Carrie Briggs of Kansas City were quietly married by Dean J. J. Dixon at three o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Episcopal church. Witnesses included Bernard Holston and Frances Fletcher. The couple left for Denver Sunday evening for about two weeks and will make their home in the city upon return.
The M. E. choir meets Mrs. F M Phelps on Thursday at 7 30 PM to rehearse for the Mothers Day concert Sunday evening. A pleasant gathering at Mrs Thiele's last Thursday included refreshments with shortcake and a spelling match won by Mrs Dorothy Hershman.
Mrs John Beach entertained a small group Sunday evening for Miss Genevieve Sheridan who leaves today for Hardin Montana then Faribault Minnesota to settle. Sheridan led St Joseph hospital operations for a year. Sam Mike of Laramie and Agnes L Dunbar of Alliance wed Monday morning per County Judge Tash. Mike, a U S Army veteran, works as a boilermaker in Laramie where the couple will reside.
Twelve members of Corona Canton of Scottsbluff accompanied three candidates to Alliance last Wednesday evening to meet with Canton Regal who reviewed the candidates. Refreshments were served by the ladies' militant auxiliary association.
A section of the Christian Sunday school will entertain another section Thursday afternoon at the city park. The treat comes from the Reds winning the church attendance contest, with hh eg oh to be furnished by the yes.
The Willing Workers Bible class of the Baptist church will meet Thursday evening at 423 Platte with Mrs Ralph Weidenhammer. Ladies are asked to bring needles and thimbles.
The ladies missionary circle of the Christian church will meet at Mrs. George Smith 414 Big Horn Wednesday at 2 30 led by Mrs. Jennie Reed. The D A R will meet with Mrs. Reuben Knight 715 Big Horn Saturday afternoon with officer elections and Mrs. W D Rumer assisting hostess.
The Methodist Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 PM at 512 Emerson home of Mrs Harry Thiele with Mrs Lee Basye assisting. The Business Women's Club luncheon is Thursday noon at Chamber of Commerce rooms above Brennan's drug store. Four junior cars went to Pine Ridge Sunday to gather decorations for their class banquet next Monday. The Baptist Ladies Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs C H Fuller at 625 Toluca.
St Matthews Episcopal guild plans a Wednesday meeting at the parish house with Mrs A V Gavin as hostess.
The altar society of Holy Rosary church announces a card party to raise funds. Details on date, time, venue, and entry fees will be provided by the church bulletin.
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