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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
6
A brief Miss West Virginia regular meeting was held at the Henry Everham home with members and guests present. Officers elected for the coming term include Mrs Harry Byar president Frank Gordiniér and Mrs Ca treasures, with elocutors named for forthcoming events.
Paris fashion expert ALICE LANGELIER reports on summer hosiery trends. Stockings face a glare of sunburn risk and color shifts, with shade mismatches for blondes and brunettes. New fish-nets in silk and delicate pastel fine liste colors emerge, while decorative embroidery and imported textures gain popularity among wearers.
A summary of weekly social events in Atlantic Territory notes a regular meeting held by Werthdaily Evening. Officers elected for the ensuing term include Crnedl, Lown as noble grand, Maurier Coomos as vice grand, with the position of chosed and other roles indicated.
Local organizations across Griswold Delaware area held weddings and social events including bridal showers for Miss Mugynie Bilis, Girls unions meetings, Wright Township Women’s Club program on flags and history, Griswold Women’s League gathering, school picnic in Lincoln Township, Booster Sunday School class fire up, and Epworth League picnic at Sand Rock.
Mrs W J Fulton announces the wedding of Miss Helen Jillian Root daughter of Mrs Charles Root Omaha to Mr Noel Lee Smith also of Omaha to be held at the bride’s mother's home on Tuesday evening June 17 The groom and bride are connected with Omaha and the bride is a University of Nebraska Lincoln graduate and a former teacher Also notes social events and club gatherings including Tutharan Ladies Club and Walther League activities with various local residents cited.
Friday Club hosted by Mrs W Hy Bure featured games and a somerset party with a bye course. ENS society entertained by BT Bang at home with devotional on Step Singing. Van Dyke led study of Three Ways to Happiness chapters. Refreshments served. next meeting July 40 at Mrs William Edwards home. Picnic planned.
Adair Oklahoma announces the engagement of Miss Dorothy to Bruce Moffitt of neighboring families. The wedding is set for Saturday June 14 with details shared at a party at the bride’s home discussing the couple, families, and social circles involved.
Members of the Casey Society gathered at the Presbyterian church for a Friday evening session. Mrs Wit Gundrum and Mrs Shovman led discussions while Mrs Milas Labelle and Mrs Be Mpson attended with several others in attendance.
The article notes a luncheon and bridge party hosted by Miss Lucile Gundrum, with guests Mrs Cunningham Mrs Fagan and Mrs B J Rutt. A program leader led activities and prizes for high scores were awarded to Miss Lucile Gundrum and Mrs W Stammer. Congregational meeting at Casey Presbyterian Church discussed topics of church interest and included a noon service by the women of the congregation.
The Lewis Society and The Aid Society were entertained at the William Berry home honoring Mrs. Hannah Wood of Florida and Mes Ida Robb. John Boatman plans to leave for Nora Springs. Deputy Reynolds from Shenandoah attended with the RNCAY group. Queen Esther Circle met at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs Harold Nelson and received many presents.
Mrs. Howard Worthington serves as hostess for a Friendship Club meeting planned for Thursday afternoon. The note indicates a social gathering the club will host during the week, with attendees expected to convene for companionship and discussion.
A schedule of social and club activities graces the Atlantic area with notices of the Home Improvement Club picnic at Sunnyside park, the Lyman gathering, district dinners at the Ula clubhouse, and a slate of civic club and church events. Carried are details on meetings of Danish Ladies Aid, Masonic Council, and various local gatherings including bridal announcements and Camp Fire plans.
Mrs. E E Thoring hosted ET -Ch abt he chose Thursday afternoon at her home. The Walnut Society activity included a gathering of Miss Leona Begersted leaving Zoda for California. Attending were local members and friends in a cordial ranchean evening.
Church Services listed for Christian Science in Es Llacm with a Sunday school at 16 o'clock. Details are sparse but indicate a religious gathering schedule for the local congregation.
The readable fragments mention names and actions but lack concrete events, places, or dates to form a coherent historical record. No identifiable persons, organizations, or outcomes can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
Fragmentary OCR text describes attire and fashion of women in the James I era. Mention of skirts and farthingales appears, with unclear names and details.
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