Birthday and wedding notices fill social pages in town
Monday's events celebrate Mia Nimmo and friends with birthday honors, gifts, singing, and games at the Nimmo home. A wedding of Albert Babbitt Bartlett and Carrie Elizabeth Warbeck is set for Patrick's Ranch home near Torrington, while a cadet drill, Red Cross nurse displays, and school operetta are planned with Governor Carey attending. Local clubs announce meetings and socials across Shakespeare, Alpha, Knights of Security, Art, Musical, Rebekah, Royal Neighbors, and Women of Woodcraft clubs with library rehearsals and tea events.
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Visiting List Items Move Through Denver and Kansas City
Mrs. I. C. Whipple travels to Denver and Kansas City to visit daughter and family. Mrs. Ernest Wellnitz heads to Denver for hospital operation. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hall depart for Iowa due to illness in Mrs. Hall's mother. Attorney and Mrs. W B Ross host Mrs. Ross's Tennessee brother Tayloe this week. The Denver Music Co lists a large stock of pianos and services with Robert N. Grace as manager.
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Robert Morton Fudge
Indianapolis
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Ernest Wellnitz
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Hall
W. B. Ross
Ross
Mr. Tayloe
Tennessee
Denver Musile Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grace
Church Committees Plan Meetings and fundraisers
In church circles an evening meeting of Congregational church members is planned in the church parlors. The Methodist Aid society hosts a bazaar and supper committee meeting Thursday at 2 30 to organize a sale this Saturday. Baptists prepare a bake sale Saturday at Johnston grocery store with Mrs Johnston and Mrs Dobbins in charge.
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Coats Outshine Suits With New Blues in Style Note
The article highlights coats as more attractive than suits with Eponge fabric and new blue shades featuring Bulgarian and tapestry trimmings. It describes San Toy models, belt bands, and a Watteau pleat coat fastened with a frog closure, plus a tan brown sponge option with Bulgarian collar. The short coat styles resemble men’s top coats and suit various occasions.
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Suits: Complete season range with blues and San Toy designs
The display covers almost all materials and sizes with Oriental and midnight blues prominent. A midnight blue long waisted suit, a dark blue serge outfit, and a white drawn ratine collar appear among the standout pieces. Coral trimmings and striped effects set the tone with tans and reds noted.
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Sunergee Meeting and St Mark's Guild Notes
Mrs Kinkead and Mrs Frank entertain the Sunergee of St Mark's this afternoon at Mrs Kinkead's home. St Mark's Guild meets Friday at 2 pm at the Parish House to finalize plans for the Waster bazaar and sale on March 28 at the Parteh House.
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St. Mark’s Guild
Baptist Junior Meeting Scheduled at Church Parlor
The Baptist Junior union will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the church parlors. All children are invited to attend.
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Baptist Junior Union
Calvinists in the Ascendency
A Washington report notes that three top US leaders and much of the cabinet belong to the Presbyterian faith. A public observer says many denominations are represented in the administration with Episcopalians, Methodists, Baptists, and Catholics in key posts, contrasting this with Taft era reforms.
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United States
Wilson
Marshall
Blair Bryan
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Taft
After Roosevelt Calviniat Orthodoxy Faces Test
The article notes uncertainty over the Calviniat school’s lasting impact after Roosevelt. It suggests the so called turkey trot will not be a factor in White House governance for the coming four years.
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White House
Untitled Homemade Remedy Distracts from Market Price
A distorted notice describes a homemade genedy used to treat a ca with vague instructions and claims of quick relief. It mentions mixing small quantities with water, a sugar syrup base, and a laxative effect, touting hidden values and possible refunds.
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Wayne
Free Bible Lecture Tonight At Carnegie Auditorium
The International Bible Students association schedules a free lecture at Carnegie auditorium tonight. Speaker Franke I. Dreyer, an experienced Bible student, discusses current world affairs in light of scriptural prophecies. He warns of social unrest and urges improvement and decency amid troubling conditions.
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International Bible Students Association
Carnegiy
Franke I. Dreyer
Gal- Vin
Bunton Pont
Bright Future Foreseen Amid Stormy Seas
A public lecture aims to boost faith in God and encourage Bible study. It welcomes all thinking Christians and skeptics, with free admission and no collections.
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God
President Wilson Finds Gold Braid Policy Could Save Money
The president quickly sees that administration action may yield a large economy in the matter of gold braid. The note suggests swift executive impact on wartime supply and costs.
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Wilson
Nut the kuleer Ambition in a Quiet Alrship
A fragment notes a figure named Nut the kuleer showing little drive to rise above others and instead remaining within an alrship. The line hints at social or hierarchical tensions without clear context or outcomes.
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Bo i
Syrup of Figs Promotes Clean Bowels for Women
An 19th century style health ad urges women to use Syrup of Figs to relieve biliousness headaches constipation and sluggish bowels. It claims the remedy cleans the stomach liver and bowels gently without nausea or griping and promises clearer heads fresh breath and improved complexion.
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