Mrs Greer Surprised With Tacky Birthday Party
Mrs James H Greer was surprised at her home on 2006 Harrison street when friends gathered for a tacky birthday party. Hostesses Mrs A K Sears and Mrs J P Le Neveu led the event with judging for tackiest attire and gifts showered on the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Greer
Harrison Street
A. K. Sears
J. P. le Neveu
Bryan Weatherby
M. G. Emperton
Greer
T. F. Gilbert
Paul Arrington
H. G. Maxfield
Frank Rand
John Denton
Carter Mathews
C. E. Hurt
B. M. Roberts
Theo Zweig
Benjamin Carter
W. C. Rhodes
Otto Payne
Rual Jones
E. C. Nelson
Friendship Class Holds Monthly Baptist Meeting
The Friendship class of the Young People's department at First Baptist held its monthly business meeting with Mrs. James H. McClurkin at her Oakmont apartments home. A social hour followed the session with teachers and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
First Baptist Church
James H. McClurkin
Oakmont
J. A. Jenkins
Gen Storr
D. C. Bennett
Ruby Glenn
Lindsay Smith
James P. le Neveu
Marjorie Robinson
Margaret Goldston
Rita Davidson
Gladys Hickox
Kongenial Kard Klub At Mrs Hinds Home
Members of the Kongenial Kard Klub gathered at Mrs. Fred Hinds residence 1213 West Tenth Street. Autumn blossoms decorated the rooms as games were played. Mrs. M. B. Oliver won the high score prize and Mrs. Tom Triplett the second prize. Seated players included Mrs. M. D. Oliver Mrs. Joe Vincent Mrs. E. R. Archambeau Mrs. George Broom Mrs. Fred Wolfe Mrs. D. G. Ward Mrs. Henry Beverly Mrs. George Maggard Mrs. Jim Hogan Mrs. W. T. Satterwhite and Mrs. Max Merry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kongenial Kard Klub
Fred Hinds
West Tenth Street
M. B. Oliver
Tom Triplett
M. D. Oliver
Joe Vincent
E. R. Archambeau
George Broom
Fred Wolfe
Romper Club Meets With Mrs Fowlkes
Mrs Preston Fowlkes hosted the Romper club at her home on Polk Street. Autumn flowers brightened the rooms. Bridge results awarded high score to Mrs Bryan Weatherby and guest prize to Mrs Bill Freeman. Attendees included Mrs Marvin Twaddell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Fowlkes
Romper Club
Polk Street
Bryan Weatherby
Bill Freeman
Marvin Twaddell
Clyde Wilbur Farley
Sid Bridgeman
Vaughn Baker
J. R. Farmer
Isobel Marsh
Home Interest Club Event at Mrs Jensen's Home
Mrs J Jensen hosts Home Interest Club members tomorrow at 3 pm on North Highway. All members are invited to attend at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Interest Club
Mrs. Jensen
Twentieth Century Club Meeting Postponed to October 5
The Twentieth Century club meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank Wolflin is postponed due to the fair. The club will convene on October 5 with Mrs. R. Thomsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Frank Wolflin
R. Thomsen
Winter Bonnets Newest Headgear
Paris designers unveil a chic winter bonnet trend inspired by baby bonnets with lace frills and ostrich poufs. Sheltered by velvet and satin, poke bonnets gain a modern twist with light supple design and youthful appeal.
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Paris
Agnes
Paris fashion notes feature satin dress with bias tulle trim
Surplice bodices appear on evening gowns in heavy fabrics. Philippe and Gaston design a black satin dress bordered with bias tulle bands and narrow gold braid in deep scallops. The skirt drapes to the right with a formal flower at the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Philippe
Gaston
Coiffure for Motor Trips: Gross Grain Style
A practical hair covering described as ideal for motorists. It is supple and not tight around the head and available in two or three tones. The note emphasizes comfort during travel and versatile color options.
Amoma Class Plans Meeting With Mrs Harrison
The Amoma class will hold a business meeting tomorrow afternoon from 3 o clock with Mrs D H Harrison at 504 Talmage Place. An election of officers will be held. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
D. H. Harrison
Talmage Place
Women to Hold Own Safety Session at Congress
New York report says women will have a dedicated session at the seventeenth annual Safety Congress on October 5. Mrs D Edwin Miller of Pittsburgh will discuss women drivers and accidents, Dr R M Little of Albany on women’s safety responsibility, while Miss Rosamund Losh of Kansas City and Mrs Bertha Winter Mahoney of Erie present home safety and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
D. Edwin Miller
Pittsburgh
R. M. Little
Albany
N. Y
Rosamund Losh
Kansas City
Bertha Winter Mahoney
Erie
Harmony Club Luncheon Forecast
The Harmony club will hold their luncheon Monday at noon at the local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Ironized Yeast Promises Weight Gain and New Strength
Miss Donie Brison recalls starting Ironized Yeast and gaining from 126 to 147 pounds in about three months. The ad claims thousands gained 5 to 15 pounds in three weeks, with improved energy and skin, and offers a money back guarantee and mail order option from the Ironized Yeast Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donie Brison
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta, Ga
Desk
Remains of Marines Still Unaccounted For
Thirty six United States Marines who fought in the Belleau Wood battle remain missing. Fourteen bodies were located by cemetery caretakers in an intensive thickets search. One skeleton was found near the flagpole path, unseen for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleau Wood
Belleau Marines Sought as Hidden Hero Plot Renewed
Renewed efforts search for the last Belleau Marine buried in a plot reserved for unidentified heroes. Mr and Mrs J Roy Cullun have returned from a honeymoon in Hawaii and are residing at the Capitol Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleau Marines
Mrs. J.roy Cullun
Hawaiian Islands
Capitol Hotel
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Suk
Mrs. Greer
Mrs. Hinds
Fox
Warner’s
INC
Polk
Via
Dial
Winter Bonnets
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Harrison
Ulling
Taylor
7Th St
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
Walter Fuerman
Riley Strickland
Belleau
Ters
General Electric
Ug Electric
Finklea Electric Co
Tale Phone
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