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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
7
A description extols pearls as a versatile gift for all women from maid to matron. It notes pearls’ lasting beauty, the allure of imitation with true iridescence, and presents necklaces of graduated and uniform pearls in fashionable lengths.
Notice invites engineers to a Wednesday December 3 1919 meeting on the compensation act. CHAS Boulware presides and E B Sweeney sec. Jeannette Rankin will speak Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in Gutte high school auditorium about a message from the International Congress of Peace and Freedom in Switzerland.
From the Ladies of the Christian church at the corner of Washington and Mercury streets a sale is held Tuesday December 3 1919 from 5 to 8 PM. Proceeds go to church funds and local missions.
The Standard's Help Yourself club promises a Saturday matinee party for 500 local youths from Butte and Anaconda. A cache of cash prizes totaling 500 dollars will be awarded December 22, with 20 top prizes linked to three subscriptions each. New members join daily as pocket knives, flashlights, and watches go to prize earners.
The Ladies of the Grand Army John F Reynolds circle No 14 presented Lincoln Post No 2 a flag at the chamber of commerce rooms in the courthouse. Mr and Mrs Purcell received a Morris chair for their forty sixth wedding anniversary. The Grand Army president expressed hope the last survivor of Post No 2 be wrapped in the flag at death. A luncheon followed.
Physical examinations of applicants for admission to the Y M C A will be held on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at the association building from 4 to 5 and from 9 to 9 a.m. Physicians will be there to make examinations. Members admitted will be assigned lodges later. Regular gymnasium classes will be started next month.
Four leaders in the U.S. motion picture business met in Butte at the Thornton hotel. W. H. Gordon of Boston and J. D. Williams of the First National circuit discussed theater plans with J. G. Von Herberg and S. Jensen of Rialto and People's theatres. Williams noted strong business, Rialto praised for seating and design, and Jensen Von Herberg expanding circuits with new theaters planned in North Yakima and Great Falls. The First National group now controls theaters valued over 50 million dollars.
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