U Need Us B Y P U Christmas Party At Jacobs Home
The U Need Us B Y P U of First Baptist Church enjoyed a Yuletide party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jacobs on West Nineteenth Avenue. Decorations featured Yuletide notes with games contests and a Santa visit delivering gifts to guests. Refreshments followed for a long list of couples including H G Campbell Cecil St Aycox Robert Burnett Taylor Joiner Guy Bradley Loyd West Henry L Kinslow BE Simpson J N Weaver Presley E Hand and Roy Jacobs.
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First Baptist Church
Roy Jacobs
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Santa
H. G. Campbell
Cecil St. Aycox
Robert Burnett
Taylor Joiner
Guy Bradley
Loyd West
Henry L. Kinslow
BE. F. Simpson
J. N. Weaver
Presley E. Hand
Bracelets Brighten Neutral Gowns in Paris
Rose-decked bracelets and belts brighten neutral gowns in Paris. A beige lace dinner gown over brown satin uses a narrow brown velvet belt with green satin roses. a matching brown velvet wristband completes the frock.
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Paris
Feather Cape Steals Spotlight At Paris Evening
Mrs Anthony Drexel Biddle wore a waistline feather cape at a Paris party. The white marabout cape matched her white georgette gown, marking a new nocturnal fashion note. Miss Marie Schaper of Waco arrives to spend holidays with sister Mrs John Stalcup at 500 West Tenth Avenue.
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Paris
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Miss Schaper
Marie Schaper
Waco
John Stalcup
West Tenth Avenue
Yuletide Fete for Junior Music Club at Davis Home
A Christmas party for the Junior Philharmonic Club was hosted by Mrs. G. Trent Davis at 2118 Taylor Street Tuesday afternoon. The well decorated rooms featured a large lighted tree and gifts. Osha Lee Ellis won the prize in games and contests with many attendees including Mrs. George Williams as a special guest.
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Philharmonic Club
G. Trent Davis
Taylor Street
Osha Lee Ellis
George Williams
Maurine Walker
Frances Shudde
Elizabeth Townsley
Osha Lee Davis
Eileen Williams
Inga Borgstrom
Fay Nicklaus
Sidney and Allen Sliger
June Brown
Margaret Woodruff
Kay Davis
Velma Adams
Iris Westbay
Sylvia Krasner
Mirian Rubin
Catherine Sliger
Janelle Smith
Delight Murrell
Stella Mae Daniels
Inah Corbin
Joyce Cobb
Elinor Atwood
Carol Askew
Fred Sliger
Herbert Warner
Frances Carey
Howard Williams
Bess Davis
Lemon Yellow Leads Spring Color Trend in New Frocks
New York reports lemon yellow as a top spring color with frocks and coats in lemon yellow wool. The shade is a soft sunlight yellow with a touch of green, set to define early spring wardrobes.
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New York
Velvet Velvet Velvet for Afternoon Teas Fashion Trend
Paris fashion notes mark black velvet as a top choice for afternoon costumes. Princess Jean Louis de Faucigny Lucinge is listed as a sponsor and appears in the feature, highlighting velvet as a premier fabric for stylish daytime wear.
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Paris
Jean Louis de Faucigny Lucinge
Granite paperweight found bearing 1887 inscription in Princeton
In Princeton Indiana county records office a granite paperweight inscribed Ss F Braselton Dec 10 1887 was found by County Recorder John P Ellerbush during cleaning. It is believed Braselton a monument maker gave it to Sol Vanada who was recorder in 1887. Both men were Civil War veterans.
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Princeton
Ind
Ss. F. Braselton
John P. Ellerbush
Braselton
Sol Vanada
Rowing Woman Stays At Task On Mississippi Trip
Miss Randi Lerohl a Superior Wisconsin scrub woman rows down the Mississippi from St Paul to New Orleans for her health. She camps above Bafton Illinois and plans a further downstream leg to reach a warmer climate for fishing work. She saved for 15 years for the voyage and notes it costs more by water but she is used to hard work.
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Bafton
U.P
Randi Lerohl
Superior
Wis
Mississippi
St. Paul
New Orleans
Randi
Santa Claus
Hamberg
Princess Flaunts Velvet Frock and Ermine Trim
A royal description notes a princess wearing a black velvet frock with Venetian lace at the throat and wrists, paired with a long black wool coat trimmed in ermine for winter wear.
Croquet death in Fort Worth contractor Quisenberry
O. B. Quisenberry a 67 year old building contractor died of a heart attack while playing croquet yesterday in Fort Worth Texas. The death was reported today by United Press.
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Croquet Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
O. B. Quisenberry
Mystery jail delivery tip sparks Harlem Prison scare
New York sources trace a grapevine report of a planned jail break by about 12 women prisoners at Harlem Prison. Joseph Fulling Fishman mobilized 12 armed keepers and a dozen detectives, but no attempt occurred, the plan thwarted by early preparation and possible word of the alert.
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New York
Harlem
Joseph Fulling Fishman
Correction
Fishman
Thousands of Fish Flood Memory Lane Farm
A flood from Ledyard canal broke through a bank at Memory Lane farm, flooding the 92 acre tract with bullheads suckers and perch. As waters receded thousands of fish were stranded across the fields and the farm reported damage.
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Syracuse
Memory Lane
Ledyard
Mooney’s Christmas Letter Attacks Pardons Delay
Tom Mooney writes to comrades and unionists from San Quentin cursing the three month delay on his pardon. He vows the opposition of capital and California plutocracy aims to kill his case while calling for militant worker support to keep the effort alive.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
Rolph
Mooney
California
Convict Marks Sixteen Christmases in San Quentin
The famous inmate, a San Francisco murder defendant tied to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, believes previous pardons decisions have already been made. Christmas Day marks his sixteenth year behind San Quentin walls.
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San Quentin
San Francisco
Wild West Tales Show Slump in Popularity
New York December report on reading matter selected by New York Public Library users shows waning interest in cowboy and Indian stories among American youth. The study cites reduced selections and shifting tastes in juvenile literature, with implications for library acquisitions and programming.
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New York
New York Public Library
Shift in Public Interest From Westward Tales to Other National Phases in 1930
In 1929 the dominant demand was for stories of the wild west, but by 1930 interest veered toward other phases of national development, signaling a shift in popular tastes and cultural focus.
Governor Huey P. Long Opts Potlikker On Christmas Menu
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 25 Governor Huey P Long kept to his usual style at Christmas dinner adding turnips greens corn pone and pot likker to the traditional turkey and dressing.
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Huey P. Long
Baton Rouge
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