Mrs Whittington Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs J O Whittington hosted a Tuesday club luncheon at the Merry Lamb Tea room featuring a four course meal and floral decorations of orchid sweet peas and yellow daisies. Afterward at the Whittington home on 1501 Tyler street guests played bridge with Mrs C O Long winning high prize and Mrs J L Keck taking second.
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J. O. Whittington
Merry Lamb
Whittington
Tyler Street
C. O. Long
JL. A. Keck
Needle Club Met at Mrs Woodliefs Home
Mrs. W. H. Woodlief hosted the L'Aquillee club at 800 West Sixteenth Street with needlework for the afternoon. New members Mrs. H. E. Chestnut and Mrs. T. L. Roach joined. next meeting planned with Mrs. Fila Burch at 2414 Hayden Street at 3 oclock.
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W. H. Woodlief
L’aquillee Club
West Sixteenth Street
H. E. Chestnut
T. L. Roach
Fila Burch
Hayden Street
Mrs Bond Burgess Hosts Junior Women's Club Evening
Mrs Miles Bivins reviewed D Israeli at the Junior Women's club meeting hosted by Mrs Bond Burgess at 1809 Van Buren Street. A pleasant social hour followed the discussion.
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Miles Bivins
La Cenicienta Club Plans Meeting in Lovelock
Mrs. Johnny Ekelund of 1809 Pierce street will entertain La Cenicienta club members tomorrow afternoon in Lovelock. All members urged to attend. Mrs. R. C. Young is ill with influenza at 815 Louisiana Street. Mrs. Charles Dixon and daughter Miss Ellen Bailey travel to Fort Worth and San Antonio for an extended visit. Miss Bailey recovering from a long illness.
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Johnny Ekelund
Pierce Street
la Cenicienta Club
R. C. Young
Louisiana Strete
Charles Dixon
Ellen Bailey
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Miss Baily
Man Reunited After Daughter's Death in Chil dren
B A Christoph of 2011 Fillmore street returned home from Chil dren where he was at his daughter's bedside for two weeks prior to her death Saturday afternoon. Mrs F M Pittman and son returned home after a week in Dallas. Miss Mary McDonald spent the weekend with friends in Hereford. Mrs Don Loden is confined to her home by illness.
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B. A. Christoph
Fillmore Street
Childrens
F. M. Pittman
Dallas
Mary McDonald
Hereford
Don Loden
Vinol promotes vigor for nervous, tired people
Mrs N McCall reports Vinci makes her happy and talks better at home. The ad touts Vinol as a nutrient tonic containing iron and cod liver peptone and claims the first bottle improves sleep and appetite. Post Office Drug Co and Fox Drug Co distribute.
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Vinci
Post Office Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Sugar in Diet for Growing Children Asserted
An eminent specialist argues that sugars can be part of a regular diet and that denying children sugar is poor nutrition. Parents should teach growing youths to eat nourishing foods, and sugar is praised as a low cost enhancer and healthful dessert option.
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The
Sugar Institute
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