03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
Sunday program lists readings from biblical passages and hymns led by Mizell and VanBr, with prayers and a benediction. The event invites all, noting speakers, soloists, and a focus on personal work. Also advertised is Page Woven wire fence by Dunn Hardware Co and a help-wanted ad seeking a white woman for light housekeeping in Falro, Alabama.
The North Side girls were entertained at Mr Gladys Farrior's home for Halloween. A game of fate held attention as a girl publicly speared Big Game. The group viewed the Three Lancer plan for future prosperity and enjoyed a three course repast with autumn forest decor. Bobbing for apples yielded one success and a promised unusual reward.
A brief notice urges readers to consult the advertisements section for offerings from F F Pelt and Company. The items likely include goods for sale and service listings typical of a local business directory.
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