Camp Committee Makes Oak Knoll Ready for Guests
Oak Knoll Camp prepared for visitors as the camp committee led by Miss Chary Smith Miss Caroline Chapman and Miss Elizabeth Brown sewed curtains and arranged furnishings. Day beds added for thirty to forty guests with porch and dining area updates including painted furniture and screened spaces. A new vegetable garden asparagus bed and a basketball baseball croquet area planned. The first visitor group, Federation Cornel of 15 girls, arrives for weekend stays with Athletic Associations following.
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Naw Y. We
C.K
Oak Knoll
Chary Smith
Caroline Chapman
Elizabeth Brown
Se Camp
Caramitten
Quita
y'Oak Knoll
Federation J Cornel
Ath
Letic
Choruses of Children Feature of Minstrels
Black Rock Parent Teachers Association stages a minstrel show at Bridgeport High School auditorium tomorrow with many children in choruses group dances and solo spots. Officers in charge include Mrs Merle Shaw president Miss Jessica Dubie treasurer and Mrs Alex Beach secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Parent-Teachers Association
Bridgeport High Schol
Association
Merle Shaw
Jessica Dubie
Alex Beach
The Letters of Natalie Jeep Byeth
A personal reminiscence blends memories of child prodigy Jascha Helfer with reflections on aging artists and youth’s vision. The narrator recalls a bank savings boy, household routines, and a dog named Fluff, weaving small city scenes into a gentle, reflective diary.
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Jeep Byeth
Jascha Helfers
Berlin
Bridgepes Savings Bank
Navinis Club
Minstrel Show Set At St Johns Hall By UC.M. Girls
UC.M. CL girls prepare a Plantation Minstrel at St John’s Hall on Thursday night to benefit the Ninth District Republican club. The program features radio acts, a piano solo, choruses, and performances by students and local entertainers, with a large list of committee members and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. M
ST. John's Hall
UC. M. CL
St. Joan's Hell
Jane
Pembroke
May Spillane
Marlon Androski
Minnie Sisto
Gertrude Conners
Anna Chismark
Miya Anna Weikl
Katherine Sweeting
Emily Blume
Bisa Ethel Lucas
Frances Martin
Agnes Murhead
Bertha Chismark
Marcella Miller
Ninth Exhibition of Allied Artists Opens May First
The Allied Artists of America announce their ninth annual show at the Fine Arts gallery in New York. It runs May 1 through May 21 with a private opening for members and invited guests on April 23 and 29. Mary N. McCord of 465 John Street will have several paintings hung.
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Allied Artists of America
Fine Arts Gallery
Weet Pitty-Seventh Street
New York City
Mary N. McCord
Allied Artists
Local Dancers Set for Fairfield Legion Hall Program
Fairfield Family Welfare association hosts a state program at the Legion hall featuring solo ensemble and fancy dancing. Participating dancers include Julian Stein Elaine Pratt Lyren Ward Pessy Fletcher Mildred Zallinger Lucy Rigu Griffin Doris Mercer and Edna Demarec.
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Fairfield Family Welfare Association
Misa Frances Cosesvet
Legion
Missionary Meeting Set in New Haven At United Church
Annual meeting of the Women’s Congregational Home Missionary Union of Connecticut will be held tomorrow at the United Church New Haven. Morning session starts 9:46 a.m. Luncheon at 1:15 p.m. Lantern slide lecture from 1 to 1:30 p.m. Afternoon session begins 5:50 p.m. F Philip Frazier will speak on an Indian viewpoint with songs. Exhibit showcases home missionary fields and youth and home unit work.
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Women’s Consregatinna
Home Missionary Union of Connecticut
United Church
New Haven
Mighty Montan
F. Philip Frazier
Santa Coliese
Xabraska
Camp Fire Girls Bazaar in Twelfth District
Camp Fire Girls plan their annual bazaar in the Twelfth District Republican Wil on Union and Stratford avenues Thursday night. Fancy work and homemade candy will be for sale, with a fish pond for children and an auction of packages from across the United States including one from Mrs. Warren G. Harding. Proceeds go to the girls camping fund.
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Union
Stratford Avenues
United States
Werren G. Harding
Pis
Helen Hatch
May Hubbard
Many Surprises at St Peters May Sale
St Peter's Holy Name Society hosts a May fair at Colonial Hall May 1 to 3 with displays of fancy articles handmade by volunteers from Nov 3 station. Highlights include shawls bags lamps and a Chinese laundry feature. Proceeds support parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter’s
Colonial Hall
St Peter's Holy Name Society
Firamen
Mary Godletly
Holy Noma Society
Ilorest Avacoon
Canton Crepe and Garden Fiber Colors Featured
A local catalog lists fabric by the yard and notes several color names including Canton Crepe at $2.59 per yard. Other hues cited include Dahlia Pumpkin Fuchsia Canard Putty Lark Amber Belladonna Bobolink Gotham Chestnut and Cafe au lair.
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Amber Belladonna
Bobolink
Gotham Cafe Au Lair
Chestnut
Crash and Damask Linens Sale at Startex Store
Linen damask and mercerized table cloths offered by the yard and by the piece. Startex advertises heavy satin finished damask 70 inch wide at 20 cents per yard, regular 25 cents for towels, and table linens with circular patterns at reduced prices. Also features linen damask napkins in odd dozens from 3.75 to 7.00 per dozen. Third doors.
Domestic Seamless Sheets In Muslin At Sale
Heavy weight muslin sheets with neat hems offered for summer use at $1.90, regularly $4.39. Bed spreads of crocket quality full size priced $2.85 from $3.50. Satin finished bed spreads $4.95, regular $5.50. Indian Head linen finished fabric 36 inch width offered at 25 cents a yard. Third Door.
Linens and napkins sale on third floor items
Linen scarfs with linen centers and wide lace edges measure 18 by 50 inches. Madeira napkins with hand embroidered corners come in 43 inch size. Prices were reduced from 4.75 to 1.25, 10.00 to 8.75, 141.00 to 9.00, and 42.50 to 10.00. Third floor sale area.
White Goods for Lingerie Fabrics Catalog Entry
White goods suitable for lingerie Nainsook with a soft finish 36 inches wide Regularly 50 cts 39 cts a yd or 3.75 for 10 yard piece Long cloth in an acceptable weight for undergarments Regularly 39 cts 29 cts a yd
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Katherine Watson
Thomas Peace
Marcus Reyneas
Charles Roder
John Pickard
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John Liptak
Harry Spiro
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Charles Changa
Wilbert Sanford
Howat Challenger
Frank Minor
Frances Ocko
Helen Kalfus
Gelen Ocko
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John Marcincin
Wittliam Thompson
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Camp Fire Girls
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