Gyhl Classes 10 Give Exhibition in Peoples Church
Under the Recreation Committee of the People s Presbyterian church the Gymnasium classes will present a Spring Exhibition in the church parish rooms Tuesday at 7 30. Miss Helen Lockwood directs physical culture with drills marches games and folk dances featuring Kirly as principal participant. The display is part of the Recreation Committee s work aiming to make the church a key part of Sunday school life. Mrs Joanie Ponting chairs the committee with Mrs Mores S Deaton overseeing athletic work. Friends are invited to the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Presbyterian Church
Misa Helen Lockwood
Sohe
Sym
Kirly
Joanie Ponting
Mores S Deaton
Pbrant
SET FOR DISTANCE AND POWER
An article by RB W Duncan on building a short wave regenerative receiving set with a two step amplifier. It discusses cost, components, and self assembly options, noting a complete set costs around 160 dollars while parts to build can be under 80 dollars. It describes the cabinet size, parts list, and how the set works including power sources and tube filament requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. W. Duncan
Radio Institute of America
Molly O Club Shower Honors Olive Green Bride-to-Be
The Molly O Club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Olive Green at Miss Marie Snooks home 1821 Central Ave Thursday evening. A pink and white decorated wagon carried gifts drawn by Little Frances Driscoll. Apple blossoms and a pink white center piece adorned the table. Favors were trench nosesgays with place cards. Participants included Frances Driscoll Lorraine Carroll Margaret Carroll Marjorie Treat Bearl Green Rose Weeks Peggy Walsh Maude Mink Catherine Driscoll and Molly Snooks plus Mrs B S Snooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Snooks
Central Avenue
Olive Green
Elmer Orton
Franses Driscoll
Frances Driscoll
Lorraine Carrol
Margaret Carrol
Marjorie Treat
Bearl Green
Rose Weeks
Pegey Walsh
Maude Mink
Mia
Catherine Driscoll
Bits
J. Donnelly
B. S
Reservations for Stratfield party by Madison school group
The Madison school Parent-Teachers Association plans a card party this afternoon at the Stratfield hotel sun parlors to raise funds for welfare work. Mrs. Karl Ochsner presides and Mrs. Edward Quinn chairs the committee. numerous reservations are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison School
Stratfield Hotel
Eclock
Association
Karl Ochsner
Edward Quinn
EB. Tason
Bernard Iscwertredick
Edward Behn
Eeley
Fred Mullens
Charles Chadwick
W. Stevens
H.W. Bilge
William Jaounshurra
W. Smallwood
G. C. Ore
A. By Boera
T. Frown
Wiliam Heneger
Geremiah Holmes
Ward Challenger
W. Cutting
WW. Morey
Helen Carroll
Veronica Ryan
Tane Anderson
Margaret Granfield
Mra. F. Adams
R. Coh@h
J. Roma
A. Clampett
Mias R. Davidson
Wi Slavin
W_ Goodale
H. Liedermier
A. Connelly
Spilled food sparks stove flame smothered by salt
Sprinkling salt on boiled-over food suppresses flames and reduces smoke and odor. Salt helps smother the fire and keep the kitchen safer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
GYHL
Peoples’ Church
Bridgeport Hospital
Nee Healey
Christian Union
Orphan Agplam
Goameil
Jourish Women & “Ee
Leconte Danghir
Community Chest
Protective Association
Nechome
Wanderers
St. Vincents Hospital
Gethote Chita Bucod
Salvati É
Fore
Arame
Bay Scouts
Zebra Pon Diem
Morse Association
Dustin
Travelers Aid
WCA
Che
Batiste
Mary Jane
Colt
Brown
Oxfords
Stratfield
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