Pur Bed Spread Wool Blanket Carpet Sweeper Clock
A compact item list highlights a bed spread wool blanket carpet sweeper and a clock. This brief catalog entry notes four household textiles and tools likely offered together for home use.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
8
A compact item list highlights a bed spread wool blanket carpet sweeper and a clock. This brief catalog entry notes four household textiles and tools likely offered together for home use.
Mr and Mrs Claude Rigsbee hosted friends in Little Blue with visits to Emma Fall. Wesleyan church announces meetings through Thursday. Bentley sisters voyaged to Indianapolis while Newsoms visited Gwynneville. Henley and Herkless triped to Purdue. Pattons and Andersons joined Adkins in celebrations. Christmas service planned at Friends church by Rev Williams. revival and sermons at Wesleyan. East Street Christian to host Christmas entertainment. Woman's Literary Circle met with Mrs Johnson, presenting Christmas readings on Irving Dickens Van Dyke and others. Lillian Righter honored as program committee member in Chicago.
The ladies of the A M E church announce a Saturday evening festival on December 21 to benefit the church funds. Supper served from six o clock. Readers are urged to donate and patronize. Committee members include Mrs Laura Cook Mrs Wm Cook Mrs Genevera Scott and Mrs Arthur McDuffey.
School notes describe a one week holiday break with electric lights added in the basement and halls. Basketball reports, chapel talks, staff travels, and upcoming games are noted, including Carthage and Morristown matchups with detailed scores and lineups.
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