Tabernacle Notes on Sunday Meeting and Farmers Day
The article records cash offerings from the Woman and Men’s Meetings, a parade and street meeting, and prayer services at the Tabernacle. Union services, a men’s gathering, and sermons by Rev. Hamilton covered moral topics. music featured solos, duets, and quartets. Farmers’ Day reports a large community feast with about 300 attendees and donations for coffee sugar and cream, plus post-meal song services and youth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Hamilton
Miss LaVaughn Sears
C. N. Willson
Prof. Welch
Visitors and activities at Booker T. Washington School
Visitors included Ben Willis of Indianapolis and Miss Vada Newsom. Truant officer Mr Miller of Rushville and Miss Glenna Watkins spoke to students. The basketball team lost to Morristown 36 to 9. Measles close Miss Elizabeth Winslow's Earnest's School. 12 of 17 pupils affected. Other visitors studied sewing and cooking program setups at the S. and S. O. Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Ben Willis
Indianapolis
Miller
Rushville
Vada Newsom
Glenna Watkins
Watkins
R. P. Wisehart
Morristown
Elizabeth Winslow
Earnest’s
Miss Winslow
Miriam Retherford
Center
Carthage to Offer Notable Lecture Series
A citizens committee arranged a March contract for three high quality lectures in Carthage. On Nov 18 L B Wickersham will headline, Jan 3 the Starrs perform a miscellaneous program, and Apr 23 Buck Co. featuring four ladies with readings and music. The course promises strong appeal and stands among the best presented locally. Miss Cora Clark visits Shelbyville while Mrs T J Addison visits Indianapolis. others attend events in nearby towns. Celia Judy writes from Hazelden about George Ade country home and visits to Chicago and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Citizens’ Committee
L. B. Wickersham
Rushville Chautauqua
The
Starrs
Buck Co
Celia Judy
Hazelden
George Ade
Brook
Judy
Chicago
Gary
Bar Pins Reign In Jewelry Fancy With Gems Or Pearls
A New York Herald feature notes the bar pin as the leading brooch style. Bars of pearls or diamonds in platinum dominate, with elaborate variants of mixed gems and colored enamel. Sets often include matching smaller pins, all designed to match fashionable costumes.
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New York Herald
Stronger perfumes in use in fashion trends
The article notes a shift to heavier perfumes as fashion grows bolder from violet to gardenia and rose. It advises restraint, urging a subtle scent rather than overpowering fragrance, and encourages harmonizing all toilet preparations for a delicate result.
Apple dealer to sell Baldwin Greening and Northern Spy apples
Leroy Jay travels to New York to buy a carload of Choice Baldwin Greening and Northern Spy apples for sale from his wagon next week at low prices. Place your orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Jay
New York
Baldwin, Greening
Northern Spy
Henry Henley at Home in Richmond Sunday
Henry Henley was at home from Richmond on Sunday.
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Henry Henley
Richmond
Notice to settle account at once from CE Smeller
Persons indebted to me please settle account at once. Will be here remainder of week CE Smeller.
Dont Burn Leaves Free Rake-Removal Service
Morton Barber offers free leaf removal by raking on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Do not burn leaves. have them collected at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Barber
Frost is on the Punkin Vine Sales Pitch
An old Knightstown Indiana ad urges readers to shop at The Cook Furniture Co. for home furnishings as frost settles in. The brief notice promotes in store buys and seasonal home needs from the local retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Furniture Co
Knightstown
Ind
Jaw Bone Found in Gravel Pit on Jones Farm
John Stoten found a mammoth jaw bone while hauling gravel on Newton P. Jones's farm adjoining the Jones property. Grant Henley reports the bone 18 to 24 inches long, about a foot wide, with three teeth in excellent condition and distinctive ridges on front and middle teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoten
Newton P. Jones
Jones Farm
Mr Stoten
Grant Henley
Bride-Elect Reba Fall Hosts Surprise Shower
After returning from church Tuesday night Miss Reba Fall found twenty four young women friends gathered at her home. They showered her with a collection of china silver linen and other articles for a bride to be. Miss Evelyn Lewis and Mrs Herbie Beher hosted serving fruit salad crescents and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Fall
Evalyn Lewis
Herbie Beher
Business Change at Sheridan Jewelry Firm
L. E. Heaps Optician and Jeweler of Sheridan has purchased the C. E. Smelser Jewelry Stock and taken possession at Mr Smelser's old location in the S. L. Newsom block. Mr and Mrs Heaps will move here soon. Mr Smelser has gone to Rushville for a visit and has not decided his new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E
Slip-on Rain Coats Offered by Marshall Field
Newsom announces a fine line of Slip-on Rain Coats for men and women from Marshall Field & Co. Chicago, marked special with limited sizes available. Hurry to secure yours before they sell out.
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Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Sale of Fine Towels This Week at Great Discounts
A sale offers satin damask and silk finish Huck towels suitable for gifts and daily use. Patterns include hemstitched scalloped and monogram ready towels. Values range from 1.50 to 0.85 dollars. customers may select from the entire stock for one week.
Rural Route Guests And Visits From Area Families
Rural Route 23 reports visitors and guests including Dan Loudenback with Arle Bundy and son from Chattanooga Oklahoma at Clauce Leisure’s New Castle home. Zona Williams of Charlottesville visits Cyn Vera White, Bert and Zella Wrennick host Mary E Jessup’s grandson Carl Jessup, and Henry Binford Cliff Addison and Charles Pearson visit Phoebe Pearson for her birthday. Harvey White and Alice Hill with Binford and Jared Binford plan to attend the Friends Five Years Meeting in Indianapolis. Scholl of Rushville schools attends Southern Indiana Superintendents Club meeting in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Loudenback
Arle Bundy
Chattanooga
Okla
Clauce
New Castle
Henry Binford
Cliff Addison
Charles Pearson
Phoebe Pearson
Harvey T. White
Alice Hill
Charles F. Binford
Jared P. Binford
Friends
Indianapolis
J. H. Scholl
Rushville
Southern Indiana Superintendents’ Club
Bedford
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Clermont
Turner
Crermont
Clenmont
Gem City Store Co
Dayton
Ohio
C. E. White & Son
Tabernacle Notes
Tabrnacle
Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Thomas Cox
Epworth League
Ague
Fletcher M. E
Mr Bursk
Rupert Stanley
A. B. Norris
S. B. Walker
Magnus, Gustin and
Robertson
Smelser’s Old Stand
Jewelery and Optician
Friends’ Missionary Society
Walnut Ridge Church
Gurney Binford
Japan
Walnut Ridge
Try
Cook Furn. Co
K-town
Cora Clark
Shelbyville
T. J. Addison
W. A. Addison
James O’neil Jr
Anderson
Sarah A. White
Omer McCarty
Newsowm’s
S. L. Newsom
Zona Williams
Charlottesville
Cynthia White
Julia Wrennick
Bert Wrennick
Zella Wrennick
Terre Haute
Master Carl Jessup
Mrs Mary E. Jessup
Elmer Hunt
Jennings Co
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