Mrs W D Bishop hosts Halloween stunt party
Mrs. William D Bis of Court Janda Hinl entertained yesterday afternoon for her two grandsons John and Nathaniel Reyburn whose birthdays are Oct 14 and Oct 22. The little guests enjoyed games and Halloween stunts. Several local families and friends are mentioned as attending or being connected to the celebration and neighborhood news.
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William D. Bis
Janda Hinl
Aft-Ernoon
John
Nathaniel Reyburn
Working Women Demand Voice at League of Nations Labor Meet
News on the first International Congress of Working Women gathering in Washington before the International Labour Conference. Delegates from thirty four countries, including Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and Brazil, will press for improved conditions for women and children, despite not sitting in League deliberations.
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League, OF Nations
Congress of Working Women
Washington
Askington
Tmder
League of Nations
Wommen
Trade Union League of America
Couturies
Great Briain
France
Holland
Denmark
Norwas Pain
Sweden
Italy
Swland
Portugal
Roumani
Servia
Belgium
Poland
Caedis
Slovakia
Canal Zone
Canada
Porto Rivo
Paraguay
Uruguay
Peru
Fenacor Balivia
Honduras
Nicaragay
Republic of Salvador
Venezuela
South Africa
New Zealand
New South Wales
Victoria
Japan
Episcopal Church Expands Executive Powers and Unity Efforts
The General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church approves creation of an executive board, empowering the presiding bishop and expanding synod authority to pursue greater unity with Congregational and other churches. A six year term for the presiding bishop is set, and a 10,685,804 dollar budget for regular work is adopted, with additional funds for church extension. Portland, Oregon, is chosen as the 1922 convention site.
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Detroit
Mich
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Congregational Church
United States
General Convention
Congress of
Church
Ihe House of Deputies
Utder
Porland
Gregon
Feathers and Lace Combined for Evening Gowns
As the pre Thanksgiving social season peaks the choice of formal gowns widens for women. The featured party dress blends black satin with Chantilly lace, accented by blue detailing and decorative feathers. Designers note fit and comfort for dancing, with a future performance promised after schedule adjustments. Twelve banks across cities including Springfield Louisville New Orleans Saint Louis and Houston participate in a related list.
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Daregral Park
Split in Socialists Expected in France
Paris reports a forthcoming Socialist split during the electoral campaign. A manifesto presenting public evidence of the rift will be released within forty eight hours. Promoters include reforming politicians and party cau rs who oppose extremist leaders, notably backing Captain Sadoul who joined the Bolshevik party in Russia. Sixteen or seventeen Socialist deputies are named as favoring secession.
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Paris
Th Is
Caurts
Sadoul
Bolshevist Party
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Milford Red Cross elects new officers at annual meeting
Milford branch of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting with Mrs. Harold Hawkins presiding. All officers were re-elected except the chairman who resigned. A nominating committee was appointed to propose a candidate to fill the chair. Plans were announced for a Milford Roosevelt Memorial association branch, and Dr. Lester D. Lockwood was named Milford district chairman with a $1,060 quota. A note on meeting cancellations due to illness and a hospital drive totaling $101,202 was reported, with Milford contributing $754.90. A wedding announcement for Mollie Folsteby and David Friedman was also listed, along with local game and practice notices.
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Milford
The
American Red Crogs
Harold Hawkins
Hawkins
Arthur B. Clarkes
A. A. Baldwin
W. C. Ralston
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Muunicipal
Lester D. Lockwood
Witham EE. Woodruff
Albert A. Baldwin
Golden Will Street
Wirss
St. Raphael Hospital
Amiford
Universalist Woman's club issues yearly program notes
A yearly program issued by the Universalist Women's club lists social events and sales from November through April. Officers include Mia I. L. Bishop president and Mrs. Hat Per ekins vice president. Events feature lectures, musical programs, current events, a drama afternoon, and Easter and Christmas gatherings at the church.
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Authors Club
Park Street Congregational Church
M. Hawes
Universalist Woman's Club
Mia I. L. Bishop
Hat Perekins
Newton Hine
J. F. Hughes
I. S. Hughes
George Jufot
William Swiler
Margaret Hughes
A. M. Dean
Jerome Orem
Myra
J. Hughes
Murray Grove
James Coulter
Hal Parkins
F. M. Fammatoni
Colonial Times
W. Ix. Sailer
Valentine Soial Alischurch
Sippar
Gi. W. Jackmar
Jackman
Rehearsal to Frolic at Community Service Orchestra Affair
The Community Service orchestra hosts a Halloween party during its regular rehearsal at 7 30 pm in the Art League rooms in the Staples Bank building. The event features games and refreshments after activities led by Mrs. Howard Speer Mrs. Z Henry Hutsel and Mrs. Alvin C Breul. The notice also mentions the annual meeting at Experience Local Apt 20.
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Art League
Staples Bank
Haydn
Howard Speer
Z. Henry Hutsel
Alvin C. Breul
The Read Annex Bargain Stop Delights Local Shoppers
The Read Annex offers daily bargains with coats and sweaters in current colors. At the front door on Main Street shoppers are greeted by attractive furs including scarves and muffins, perfect for cold weather.
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Main Street
Bargain on Black Kid Vamp Shoes at All Sizes
Offer features medium French heel, gray cravenetted cloth top, low heel, round toe, and buttoned model. Includes all sizes and widths from 2% to 6. Practical, neat, stylish pair suitable for any occasion at an unusual bargain price of seven dollars.
Brown heavy double soles for rugged sport use
Durable $2.95 brown footwear with heavy double soles described as enduring stubbing, rounding, and rock climbing. Popular choice for football and other hard wear.
Warm heavy shirts and drawers described features
The notice outlines warm heavy shirts and drawers in figures stripes or plain, 18 inches wide, crochet heavy weight fabric, full size with attractive floral designs on light grounds. Borders match designs. large size and good weight highlighted.
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Huck
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