Charity Ball Memories and Local Vignettes Highlight Night
A mixed account recalls a Charity Ball lacking Simeon Stewarts at the grand march, while Jim Kline shines on the dance floor and Dr. Hart Martin trends in sporty attire. Anecdotes touch on Mrs. John Lee’s party and G. Lester McDonald’s Meridian Street return, set against late daylight and local civic notes.
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Simeon Stewarts
Jim Kline
Hart Martin
John Lee
Anderson
G. Lester McDonald
Meridian Street
County Auditor's Office
Birthday greetings and circus misadventure in Anderson
A community page notes Miss Mattie B. Fry’s birthday and describes a traveling circus in Anderson that injures Buddy with a firecracker causing a legal dispute over responsibility. It mentions local figures like Mrs. Louis Hitchcock and Homer LaRue, plus Pete Pancol’s return after a hospital stay and a Charity Ball event.
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Mattie B. Fry
Anderson
Buddy
Brains
Adam Miller
Lnstead
Anderson Travel Bureau
Anderson College
Adams
Heart of Africa
Sam Kance
Sam
MCA
Louis Hitchcock
Son County
Jim Bailey
Homer
Jim Peters
Lon Svenge Bor
Pete Pancol
Pete
Back in the Kitchen Dispute Over Guests and a Date
In a tense kitchen confrontation Mrs. Gifford clashes with Lora over uninvited guests. Lora hints at quitting, while Gordon apologizes for past pride and plans a date. They drive to Crescent Bay for a late summer view before a tense return home.
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Lora
Gordon
Cora
Lake Boulevard
Lake Front
Bart
Gorl
Lake Village
Crescent Neuport
de- Bay
Gorton
Schultz
Greece
Giffords
Patterns Afoot In New Carpets
New York reports a revival of patterned carpets after years of plain floors. The Carpet Institute cites consumer boredom with stark designs, a shift to tweed textures and bold colors, and mixes of oriental reproductions with modern furniture. Strong textures reflect floor traffic patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carpet Institute
Institute
Good School Lunch Is Must For The Kids
Madison Wisconsin health officer Dr Carl Neupert warns that a sandwich and soft drink are not sufficient for a child's nutrition. He urges schools to provide balanced meals to ensure proper growth and health.
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Madison
Wis
Carl N. Neupert
Wiscousin
Health officer stresses lunches aid child health
The health officer urged that lunches provided in pleasant surroundings support a child’s emotional health and good nutrition, noting that the meal experience matters beyond mere sustenance.
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