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Got Youi’ Woodenwas served at n mug i.imv, was profusely decorated with flowers.Plans were made at this time lor another ouiin? to Le held iu July nt the summer home of Dr. ami Mrs.Howard Seilnrd's. mi Hnyport rotul.Guests other than the members b1l. ^ilkkN LAMONTwere .Mrs. Hass Moore Gnult and hahy j (Copyrlehl, 1928, By The Ports-of Columbus, Mrs. T. C. Lloyd anil month Times)bainr. Kara Aim Marlin?. MartiniZoeilner, Marjory' nnd Mary Ellen Lloyd, anil Martin Joan Ciiblisli, (if Charleston. W. Vi1..month Tlmts)NEW YORK, June 2$.—European peasants arc si 111 wearing woodenttbewsomoke,The meiMlwrs of Group 13 of Trinity Methodist Church nnrt Miolr husbands will I* entertained at the home af Hr. arid Mrs, Oscar Mtcklcthwaiic, “Traiilmrst/ on the Scioto Trail this oven in g at 7 :.1fl o'clock. The assisting: hostesses will be Mrs. Joseph T. Micklcth waltc, Mrs. Charles Donaldson nml Mrs. Frank Allard.3, New present games servedMr. and Mrs. \\\ Ik Meyers of Yandervort, Pa., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Byers of 1711 Tlnimonds avenue.clous ice course \sus enjoyed by the'following: Mildred Muudhenk. Clementine Hughes, James Smith. Dion* Smith, Oscar GUkerson, Merrlam Bender. Earl IVoilman, Lillian Hull, Cart Lewis, Mary Billups. Madeira Limit. Nettle Sutherland, James Harris, Babe Dutiel, Anna Coricll, llolf MiH'eliPud, CirrSlie Uilkerson, Lenoru Harris, Tommy- Corlell, Roy Wellman, Mr. and .Mrs. Mark Lautz. Mr. uml .Mrs. Tracy Newmau nnd the honor guest, Raymond Hoover.Bboes, but until since anyone They are doln eror. These 1 nnd coot but cost from SCObuilt on tbe pi and, at a diet laid sheratonf the serve evea-Vclock,to at-i roast , slaw, cream.Mr. nnd Mrs. Z. S. Tower have token tb'cdr departure far Corpus Christ!. Texas, where they -will reside. They lind rpsided here for the past twelve yenr.s.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garner andfamily who have boon resldiQg onDogwood Ridge the post few years.hnve moved to Portsmouth nnd arenicely located i\l the corner of Grant street and Grandview avenue.Hots ore m broken by drc lino is dom Formerly hea-high with fenl petcd to see largest numb* har. ^Ornauu reduced to n trnctivcne** f its graceful adapts Itself wearer.Mr. and Mrs. Trnoy Newman entertained with a birthday party at Richard unrl Clifian Ryors, son3 oftheir home, Herrns’ Hill, W lieelcr*- Jmlt;1 ^jTS j§ |*. livprs. have re-burg. linnoritip tl.elr son, Hajmonci. * _ thelr sl(ldtelt; in the summerThe evening wji.s spent with games * . . f ntirer Tndand music. The honor guest wasUchool of wruKhruft at Culver,the recipient of tunny gifts. A doll- after n visit wltti home folks.The ehady proprlare till suit, the Inrllv small donht lines nnd areamong the trunt suit, tinouflnpred. Oiof natural b frills of lace brim. One I the only otb«
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Portsmouth Daily Times
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Thu, Jun 28, 1928
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