Club Service for Every American Home
Mrs. Burnham leads the Division of Home making in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. The article details her career, budget work, and lectures, highlighting Edith McClure Patterson’s budget system and Thrifts Week initiatives in Dayton and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Barry
Department of the American Home
General Federation Board
Massachusetts Federation
State Department
New England
Christian Science Monitor
National
Ter
John Henry Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Patterson
Edith McClure-Patterson
Dayton
General Federation
Women’s Home Companion
Notice to Bidders for Alpine School District Depository
Bidding banks in Brewster County Texas may become depository for Alpine Independent School District funds for the 1925 27 fiscal biennium. Bids due August 27 1925 4 p m to the secretary of the board. Submit interest rate with bid and a $100 good faith check. Bid bond required for the successful bidder is $75 000. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Texas
Alpine Independent
Board of Trustees
Adlerika advertised relief for gas and constipation
An old advertisement claims Adlerika relieves gas and bloating and helps with digestion. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. BB Brinkley and mentions Alpine Drug Store. The ad promotes a single spoonful as an intestinal evacuant that removes waste matter and eases a full stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. Brinkley
Alpine Drug Store
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Farewell party for Emily Livingston hosted by Mary Blanche Lease
Little Miss Mary Blanche Lease hosted a farewell party at her mother Mrs. W. H. Lease home for Emily Livingston who is moving to San Antonio. Guests included Evelyn Gudmen Gracie Newell and others. entertainment featured balloon and cracker races plus a two course watermelon supper and farewell notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blanche Lease
W. H. Lease
Mary Blanche
Mamie Lease
Dorothy Cotter
Henry Lease
Emily Livingston
San Antonio
Evelyn Hunman
Gracie Newell
Mary Blanch Lease
Evelyn and
Ethrynn Gudmen
Gene Whters
Josephine Cotter
Ernestine Behrens
Annie Kate “Oncior
Catherine Turney
Elizaeth Spence
Frances Mason
Anna D. Phelps
Mesdames C. W
Sunday School Party Hosted by Mrs B R Spence
Mrs B R Spence hosted a Sunday school department party last Thursday with neighbors children playing games at home and on the lawn. Ice cream and cake were served to guests including Aline Martin Alice Overstreet Doris Johnson Margerite McKay James Cotter Frances Cotter Horace Secrest John Hamilton Myrtle Mathews Delbert Bowley Christine Russell Lottie Russell Mary Joe Hector Nevil Haynes Katherine Hudman Evelyn Hudman Louise Ferguson Edith Engle Martha Jane Wood Jim Jessie and Laura Belle Whitfield. Gold stars for perfect attendance went to Aline Martin Alice Overstreet Endx Benson Marguerite McKay James Cotter Francis Cotter Horace Secrest Shelby Blakes Myrtle Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Spence
Aline Martin
Alice Overstreet
Doris Johnson
Margerite McKay
James Cotter
Frances Cotter
Horace Secrest
John Hamilton
Myrtle Mathews
Delbert Bowley
Christine Russell
Lottie Russell
Mary J.o
Mrs Scales Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Miss Ruth Morris
A Monday afternoon bridge luncheon at Mr and Mrs Shirley Scales honored Miss Ruth Morris of Oklahoma City. Three tables played with Gentle Mauger winning high score and Miss Morris receiving the guest prize. Guests included Grace Anderson Thalia Gillett Cas Edwards Lois McIntyre Lois Wilson Mary Haynes Gene Mauger R A McMurry Zeb Decie Gilbert McGregor Las Cruces NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Scales
Scales
Ruth Morris
Oklahoma City
Gentle Mauger
Miss Morris
Grace Anderson
Thalia Gillett
Cas Edwards
Lois McIntyre
Lois Wilson
Mary Haynes
Gene Mauger
R A. McMurry
Zeb Decie
Gilbert McGregor
Las Cruces
N. M
Forty-Two Party Entertained by Mrs John Young Jr
Mrs John Young Jr hosted a forty two party on Monday afternoon with four tables. Mary Nevill Haynes won high score as the leading player among guests and club members listed including Mrs F K Turney Mrs Weils McIntyre Mrs Zeb Decie Mrs Norman Mayer Mrs Cas Edwards Mrs John Blevens Mrs George Brown Mrs Homer Ferguson Mrs J E Burgess Mrs A B Sandifer Mrs R A McMurry and others with refreshments of grape fruit and angel cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young, Jr
Mite
Mary Nevill Haynes
F. K. Turney
Weils McIntyre
Zeb Decie
Norman Intyre
Norman Mayer
Cas Edwards
John Blevens
George Brown
Homer Ferguson
J. E. Burgess
A. B. Sandifer
R. A. McMurry
Gene Mugner
Willie Cotter
Informal party hosted by Shelton family with games and cake
A Wednesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Shelton featured guests playing "42" and dancing to music. Ice cream and cake were served as Misses Shelton Poole Poston Rowland Emmie and dioyce Phelps along with Mesdames Phelps and Shelton and Messrs. Shelton Phelps Teague Smith Lincecum Moore Eugene Shelton and Francis Phelps attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Shelton
Shelton
Poole
Poston
Rowland
Emmie
Dioyce Phelps
Mesdames Phelps
Phelps
Teague
Smith
Lincecum
Moore
Eugene Shelton
Francis Phelps
Watch Your Diet Says Prima Donna Cyrena Van Gordon
Cyrena Van Gordon of the Chicago Opera company advocates the flapper lifestyle and healthy eating. She favors celery and cheese casserole and Chicken a la King, carrying an electric stove on tour to prepare meals, with private remarks by Mrs. S. Bogart Munns on exercise and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrena van Gordon
Chicago Opera Company
Miss van Gorden
Ife
Bogart Munns
Pwetor S. J. Munns
Miss von Gorton
Ste
Conan
Corder
Miss von
Also Mentioned on This Page
RE. Gillett
A. A. Newell
Alpine
Sandifer
Sandifer's
Holland Hotel
Mrs. Scales
Boone Bros Healthatorium
Christoval Texas
San Angelo
Christoval
Fairbanks-Morse
McMurry
Fairbank Mars
Prima Donna
Cyrena van Gorden
Scafponding
Selec
Alpine Mercantile Co
Hudson’s Bakery
Alpine Telephone Company
S. G. Smith
Alpine Electric and Ice CO
D. C. Littleton
Mgv
Wm. A. Buchanan
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