Fortune in wedding gifts for Princess Elizabeth
Promised wedding gifts for Princess Elizabeth span food parcels linen luggage jewels and silver as well as commemorative endowment projects. Etiquette will bar accepting gifts from non familial or official sources and money will go to hospitals charities and social welfare projects with acknowledgments to givers.
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Russell Sandstrom
London
Elizabeth
Philip Mounttten
Royal wedding gifts flow from nations and groups
The Woman's Page notes gifts for Princess Elizabeth and Philip from Britain and abroad. CARE led food parcels to Britain as a Westminster Abbey wedding gift while American groups contribute linen, cloth, and household goods. Canadian cities propose sending food parcels postage free, and Lancashire and Berkshire residents organize contributions.
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Britain
General Federation of Women's Clubs of America
London
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
Europe
CARE
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
Fairbanks
Westminster Abbey
Canada
Toronto
Vancouver
Hamilton
Lancashire
Berkshire
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
British
Carnation Society
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Elizabeth
Nottingham Chamber of Commerce
Nottingham Lace Industry
British Rayon Federation
Girl Guides
Camp Fire Girls of America
Army
Navy
RAF
Fifth
Sixteenth Lancers
The
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Grenadier Guards
Gifts Planned by Wide Diplomatic Group for Princess Elizabeth
Two Tone Australian Indian and Pakistan navies join in presenting gifts led by Brazilian ambassador Joe Moniz de Arago. The 50 strong diplomatic corps funds a fitted traveling case with engraved silver fixtures worth about one thousand pounds. France sends a Sevres tea service bearing the bride to be’s coat of arms. China also plans a gift. Endowments and jewelry gifts from New Zealand, South Africa and ostrich plumes from the Cape Province are noted. A royal gift party at St James’s Palace on November 17 precedes display to the public at Balmoral Buckingham St James’s Palace.
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Joe Moniz de Arago
France
Sevres
New Zealand
Red Cross War Memorial Hospital
Capetown
South Africa
Kimberley
Johannesburg
Cape Province
Balmoral
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Palace
George
Elizabeth
St. James’s Palace
Division Hears Report Trio In GIA Meeting
The Division No 300 of GIA met in IOOF Hall with president Ida Walker presiding. Jess Stringer of Teague joined as a member, Mae Fanning reported on a joint legislative meeting urging poll tax receipts, and Stella Ott Lorene Chelf were named alternates to Mae Panning.
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Trio Division No
Gia
B. of L.E
IOOF
Ida Walker
Jess Stringer
Teague
Tex
Mae Fanning
Stella Ott
Lorene Chelf
Panning
Mesdames
Arminta Harmon
Laura Wire
Pearl Branchi
Magnolia Willis
Gertrude Grider
Molly Stringer
Margaret Harmon
Ethel Harmon
Jessie A. Howes
Myrtle Mann
Maggie Joness
Myrtle Evans
Viola Runyon
Lydia Webb
Thief Steals Building From Wisconsin Lumber Yard
Police search for a thief who moved a small structure and cement blocks from Inland Lumber Co using a truck. The incident occurred in Bloomers or nearby area as officers investigate the bold theft and potential trail.
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Bloomer, Wis
U.P
Inland Lumber Co
Tapestries and Fabrics Featured in Damask Display
A local exhibit showcases tapestries brocatelles motellesses spaces of homespuns linens and damasks Toile de Jouy patterns. Curators highlight textile history and craft techniques with examples from period collections. Visitors explore fiber arts spanning centuries and regional styles.
La Costura Club Social Meeting and Clothing Drive
Mrs. Lester Stone hosted the La Costura Club at 2203 Hayden with president Mrs. E B Harris directing a discussion on overseas relief. Members brought clothing for overseas relief and sewing was done. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Robertson. attendees included Mrs. Harris and several listed members.
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Lester Stone
Hayden
la Costura Club
E. B. Harris
H. H. Hawkins
C. A. Robertson
Frank Satterfield
R. L. Allen
Agnes Smith
C. J. Blackburn
R. B. Latham
C. S. Pryor
George M. Waddill
S. P. Vineyard
D. A
Apple Pie Order Origin Tied to Local Gathering
Ina Neely Park C. R. McAfee and Emma Havener are named for a meeting on November 11 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs C R McAfee 2116 Tyler. The piece notes the origin of the saying in apple pie order linked to early English pastry cooks.
Bethany Class Dines at First Baptist Church
Members of the Bethany Class met yesterday for a luncheon at the church. Mrs. Jessie Marburger gave the invocation and Mrs. Tom Dearen led the devotional. Tables were decorated in a Halloween motif and set by Mrs. Glen L. Curtis with assigned covers for numerous members including Mesdames J. Tom Dearen, Jessie Marburger, L. B. Godwin, Clyde Williams, P. A. Grove and others.
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Bethany
First Baptist Church
Jessie Marburger
Tom Dearen
Glen L. Curtis
J. Tom Dearen
L. B. Godwin
Clyde Williams
P. A. Grove
A. K. Wilcoxson
M. M. Mayfield
A. H. Brown
Eula Formby
Harry Ott
Bob Mallett
Wallace Winfield
T. G. Hull
Supper Added to School Halloween Entertainment
Margaret Wills School hosts a Halloween carnival Friday night with a supper featuring 1200 hot dogs 75 pounds of chili 20 gallons of vegetable soup and 160 pies priced for attendees. The event runs 5 to 8 PM and aims to raise funds for a new public address system with pupil projects in each room.
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Margaret Wills School
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