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long, beautifully decorated banquet table centered the living room. Beautiful flowers formed the centerpiecefrom which pastel colored maline was draped to the end bouquets. Vases and baskets of flowers were placed at vantage points in thetiiIiwIrooms.A most delicious turkey dinner /ith a salad course and all accessories was served to the guests. For dessert strawberries with whipped cream was served.Those enjoying the event were: Messrs. and Mesdames J. E. Thompson, R. B. Nichols, A. E. Russ, W. A. Koonce, George Wolle, J. C. Mayo, Wyatt Stubbs, C. W. Homeyer, W. B. Mohle, Wm. Bauer, H. L. Rober-deau, J. M. White, and J. H. Ewing and Miss Zula Stubbs, Mrs. Jas. G. McCarrick, Dover Chote, Robert Bluntzer, Stuart Hopson and Miss Delta Neumann of Sinton.t1IFollowing the turkey dinner the guests attended the usual club dance.t t t t /MISS SARA LAUGHLmIIS JOY CLASS HOSTESSThe members of the Joy Sunday school class of the Methodist church met in a regular monthly business and social meeting at the home of Miss Sara Laughlin on Monday evening of this week.With each member bringing a covered dish a most tempting refreshment plate was passed. The plate held meat loaf, potato and fruit salad, various kinds of sandwiches, olives, pickles, potato chips, angel food cake and iced tea. Following the sumptuous feast a business session was held. At this time the president, Mrs. Geo. Rogge, presided and quite a number of committees were appointed to do various things.A social hour followed at which time the class song, “Take My Life and Let It Be”, was sung along with a number of other songs. The next social of the class will be held on thefirst Monday in May, The type of entertainment and place it will be held will be announced at a later date.Those present at the social Monday evening were Mrs. Stanley Haver, the teacher, Mrs. Geo. Rogge, Mrs. Francis Gandy, Mrs. Russell Herring, Mrs. Ralph Bryant, Mrs. Claude Whorton, Misses lone and Bert Massey, Mildred Garner, Kathryn Thompson, Will Ed Laughlin, Karine Shults, Sara Laughlin and Mrs. Worthy Hilliard, an invited guest.profusion of garden cut roses and other spring flowers. A color scheme of gold and white was artistically depicted throughout the reception suite. Vases and tall floor baskets of flowers were placed at vantage points. A beautiful three tiered wedding cake in white bearing the years, 1881-1931, in gold formed the centerpiece of the lace covered dining table. Streamers of gold and .white were gracefully draped from the cake to the corners of the table. Centering the wedding cake were the dainty miniature bride and groom.gaWiresbaicle4twlt;evehoiofsioDaBeiEdMrs. J. H. Dittlinger, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dare, the honorees, Mr. H. E. Dare and Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Dare formed the receiving line. After greeting and congratulating the bride and groom the guests registered in the bride's book, after which time they were ushered to the dining room for refreshments. Mrs. T. C. Douglas presided over the punch bowl at the buffet.After being served with fruitpunch, ice cream and angel food squares were served to the guests. The cake squares in white bore the wedding dates in gold and place fav-/ ors of sweet peas tied with gold rib-^ bon were used.A very entertaining program was rendered. Mrs. Henry Messer gave an original poem of the honorees, wedding day fifty years ago. The orchestra consisting of Mrs. S. M. Purcell, Sammie Ruegg, Stuart Purcell, Raymond and Joe Mrazek and Roger Butler, gave several very good /umbers.Tom Douglas, Jr., and H. E. Dare, Jr., assisted by Mr. Butler at the piano gave an instrumental duet afterwhich time little Miss Virginia Beth Dare sang, “Golden Wedding Bells” and “Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet” with her mother, Mrs. H. H. Dare, at the piano. Mary Jo and Mildred Winston rendered a very pretty piano duet. At 7:30 Virginia Beth Dare came in to the strains of a wedding march, played by Mr. Butler, and presented the bride with a beautiful white bouquet.Later in the evening Messrs. Ed Bost, Harold Bost, E. W. Kellam and J. S. Ruegg rendered several quartets and Chas. Taylor favored the guests with a solo with Mrs. Taylor at the piano. Stuart Purcell rendered a violin solo ^nd Raymond MrazekTwo Meals Day BestFor Stomach TroubleMR. AND MRS. DARECELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARYAn elaborate affair was tenderedat the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.1Dittlinger on Tuesday evening of this j week in honor of the golden wedding j anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dare. Mrs. Dittlinger and Mrs. H. E. Dare were hostesses to the affair.The home was a most beautiful jSkip one meal and drink water instead. Wash out stomach and bowels each morning by drinking water with spoonful of simple glycerin, buckthorn bark, saline compound (calledAdlerika).Adlerika brings, out poisons you never thought were in your system. If you are nervous, can’t sleep, full of gas, it will surprise you. Adlerika contains no harmful drugs. Get it today; by tomorrow you feel the wonderful effect of this German doctor’s remedy. Boucher Pharmacy. (Adv.)
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Robstown Record
Robstown, Texas, US
Thu, Apr 23, 1931
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