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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
6
New York May 1 Hedda Has Her weekly chat on ladies wearables discusses flared skirts returning with rear fullness and petite ensemble coats. It cites bouffant silhouettes, pleated lace or chiffon inserts, colorful frocks with yellow velvet trims, bridesmaids gowns, knee length summer pajamas, upturned brim hats with rosebuds, and chiffon boutonnieres gaining popularity.
Elliott Community Club plans a Monday Halbert’s hall meeting. Elliott Masons meet next Wednesday. A May 1 county meeting in Hurlon featured Rex Chambers named county commander and a 40 and 8 session. A blind pianist will play in Harlan, and Viggo Olsen and Margarete Swanberg wed in Omaha. Elliott Church bid farewell to Rev. Sutton with a silver purse. Kensington social gathers, Main Street picnic, Epworth League party with indoor games.
Mrs. George B. Lynch hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in May at her Adair home with large attendance. Devotions led by Mrs. Ravick. business session by Mrs. Westergaard. Textbook review of The City of Morning Light by Mrs. SpeedLing. solo by Miss Westergaard. A two course luncheon followed.
Walnut citizens shared May Day festivities with a Frday May pole ceremony and placecard reveal at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fraser home on Pearl street. Ada Bolfer led Sunday school class activities in the Presbyterian church basement followed by a May basket luncheon.
A compact recipe fragment lists four slices of canned pineapple and one pint of berries diced, with three tablespoons of powdered sugar and four tablespoons of pineapple. The source presents a casual kitchen note detailing simple fruit dessert preparation.
Recipe fragments describe roasting meat tied in a shape, skimming fat, making a gravy with flour and milk, and serving with turnips. Also outlines White Salad with canned white cherries in lettuce, mayonnaise cream dressing, and a Marshmallow Cake with layered cake and warm marshmallows, iced with butter sugar cream.
A program for nurses’ baccalaureate will be rendered tomorrow evening at the Congregational church. The service, in the Atlantic Hospital nurses’ training school program, will be led by Rev. L. A. Spooner with Dr. C. V. Wilder presiding. Music includes organ preludes, solos and duets, hymns, a prayer, and the sermon titled Life’s Inner Doors by an unspecified speaker, followed by a recessional.
The Presbyterian Isidies Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon May 12 at 2:30 at Mrs Peter Petersen's home. The business meeting starts promptly with a special luncheon to be served.
Atlantic civic notices list multiple clubs and gatherings through May 16. O O P Club hosts May 14 at Mrs W Greenleaf. EB O Chapter at Mrs W F Graham May 16. D A R and church groups schedule meetings, programs, and postponed Browning club. Local communities invite members to bring items, hear speakers on law enforcement and related topics, and participate in social events at various homes and churches.
A fragmented report on a grade school contest shows spelling reading and arithmetic to continue next week. Winners in various grades for written and oral sections are named, with many students from Lincoln and Jackson highlighted for their performances. The final rounds are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday at the high school with Mrs Morse officiating.
Joyce Anderson of 203 East Fifth Street reports roll call answered by Favorite Pastimes. Mrs E B Gothard will have The Technique of Being a Club Woman. The H T L Club closes its year next Wednesday May 18 with a picnic at Mrs June Childs home 84 Chesnut Street.
Bible school starts at 10 00 am with orchestra and scholars performing. At 11 00 am Mother's Day service follows the Lord's Supper and a sermon on God's Chosen of a Mother Nations. Choir sings. young people attend Union service at 6 40 pm and join other churches at 8 00 pm for the union Mother's Day service led by the Layman's League at the Methodist church.
Washington May 9. Arrangements for special Mothers Day observances May 10 are being made at army posts across the country. Gold Star mothers and mothers of soldiers and veterans will be guests of honor. graves in post cemeteries may be decorated where possible. National organizations cooperate with the War Department.
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