Perry Society Editor Office Hours And Music Lovers
Society notes announce office hours from 2 to 3 and 7 to 8. Readers are invited to phone in. The column promises a delightful evening for community music lovers.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
10
Society notes announce office hours from 2 to 3 and 7 to 8. Readers are invited to phone in. The column promises a delightful evening for community music lovers.
Mrs. J. Fran Maynard hosted a Monday evening family reunion honoring Judge Maynard with an elaborate buffet. Mrs. George Barger Jr read for the guests while twenty attendees joined the celebration and the cake bore a single large candice. An Elks charity ball date was corrected from February 18 to February 12 at the West Virginian venue.
The Guild of Christ Episcopal Church meets with Mrs. Ralph Smith on Jefferson Street this afternoon January 8 at 3 o clock.
A Thursday evening dance is planned at the American Legion Dug-Out featuring Naylor’s Seven Aces. The event runs from 10 p.m. until late.
This evening at the Warlick piano rooms Mrs Franceska Kaspar Law son soprano will appear in a song recital with James Elmer Brown as accompanist. A charming program, detailed previously in a former issue.
An all day meeting of Baptist women is set for Friday January 30 at the church. Each attendee should bring their own lunch and the aim is to welcome all Baptist ladies to attend.
Y W C A staff representatives reported phenomenal growth at the annual membership meeting held last evening at the new Y quarters on Federal street. Miss Effie Loudermilk welcomed members and outlined the year’s work, followed by the service committee report from Mrs. F. L. Black and finance committee remarks by Mrs. Herbert Harkle.
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Flapper Fanny narrates a scene where a dragon, boastful and fiery, encounters a fearless frog who fears only owls and cats. The dragon leaves in search of a true challenge, returns to find a serene purple beech tree with birds, caterpillar, and a mouse, then is interrupted by a cheerful mouse.
Miss Minnie Weaver outlines a year of Y activities and aims at a Chest Drive event. Desir Gilmore leads girl reserve demos with flag salutations while Mary Becker sings, and Pearle Brammer reports finances. Dr Harriett Jones will discuss child labor amendment at Hamilton Hall. Board members reelected and new members named.
The green dragon claims a hillside lair and shouts for intruders to flee. A lone frog refuses to run and is asked why it cannot hop, highlighting a whimsical clash between bravado and simple courage.
In a fantasy excerpt a dragon laments losing its place as a tree takes its role. The Fairy Queen intervenes, yielding two beech trees and no dragon. The dragon regrets its choice while an aside notes ordinary twine comes from henequen in Yucatan.
A testimonial claims stomach distress from gas and colic was cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It asserts the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose supposedly proves the refund offer. The White Pharmacy and druggists nationwide.
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