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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
7
Miss Betty Clark won the title at Chicago's recent exposition claiming a physique likened to Venus de Milo and earning the label Health Goddess for her resemblance and poise.
Lakeside Shrine club hosts a bridge luncheon at 12 30 with Neighborhood club at 8 o clock. Hostesses include Mrs Charles Brancher and Mrs Helen Reb ilot. Zonta Girls club and Merry Matrons club meet at 8. C E S Girls club led by Miss Almyra Pontius. Social 8 club at 8 30 with Mrs L H Huffler. Happy Thought club meets at 8 with Miss Catherine Faust.
In New York May 25 1925 Canton Daily News notes summer fashion shifts toward lighter fabrics like fou lards and vailles with square diamond patterns. White shoes with contrasting heels gain popularity. large hats blend straw and fabric with velvet accents. Piped hats and sport gloves feature pigskin and steel studs, while royal enclosure etiquette affects event behavior.
The annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church opens at Silver Bay Lake George New York on July 4. Chaplain R W Shrum of the Mayflower yacht will give an address and Miss Jane Hare of Wheeling is among musicians chosen to lead music at the event.
Reverend H N Kerst marked 25 years in ministry with a Canton area service at Trinity Reformed Church. Despite bad weather, congregations filled both morning and evening rites as greetings came from multiple pastors and officials.
At Grace Evangelical church Rev. F A Firestone preached morning on The Church and evening on Christ Our Great High Priest. Music at both services was under the direction of E M Perdue. Semi annual bank Sunday will be
A spring and summer suit of sheer crepe chenetta trimmed with natural kolinsky fur by Nemser contrasts texture with fur. The outfit is modeled on Gladys Coborn of Ziegfeld's Follies.
Readings note a memorial sermon to be preached Sunday night by Rev. MM Boyer, a Civil War veteran, following a Sunday morning program at the school. The event marks a commemorative service observed next Sunday morning.
The Gibbs av Evangelical Sunday School opened its first regular session in the new Gibbs avenue chapel, marking a milestone for the congregation and community.
The report lists current school enrollment of 236 and Sunday attendance of 137. Plans are underway for a Children’s Day program with rehearsals in progress. The regular midweek prayer meeting is scheduled at the chapel Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
The First Reformed congregation joined Trinity Reformed for Dr. Kerst ordination anniversary in the evening service. KR W Blemker preached in the morning on The Life that Christ Approves, and the mixed choir performed the anthem.
All rooms at the Lowell Reformed church were open for Sunday school. The dedication was delayed due to inability to secure speakers and will now take place on June 21.
Seven new pupils enrolled in the Sunday school at First Christian Church on Sunday. Attendance at both morning and evening services was large.
The primary department will meet Monday after school to rehearse for the Children's day exercises. Tuesday evening the church men will gather in the church parlors.
The cabinet of the Simpson M. E church league will gather at the church Monday evening at 7:80 likely in 1900s style.
Zion Lutheran church held morning services well attended. Miss Ruth Snyder contributed a reading or prayer, highlighting community participation and civic involvement in the small town religious gathering.
The Luther league was led by Jammer Kantzer with a violin solo by Georgie Shrigley at the morning worship. A reception for Sunday school teachers and officers, orchestra, junior orchestra and choir members follows Tuesday evening, with R. H. Berryman and Mrs. Louis Webler in charge. BR. B. Beck of Massillon will address the meeting.
The study and counsel session will not be held Tuesday evening as pastors classes in religious education have closed. A final report is scheduled for Monday evening next week. The Men's Benefit association is set to meet Monday evening.
Sunday service at Martin Luther Church featured an educational sermon stressing Capital University’s mission. After the service, solicitors were commissioned for a half million dollar drive and will meet Tuesday and Friday evenings to organize.
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