Beautician Presents Hair and Skin Care Talk at Salvation Army
Mrs Irene Boland a local beautician spoke on the cure of the air and skin and demonstrated ways to care for hair at home following a devotional program by the Lat ies Home League of the Salvation Army Members and friends attended the event A door prize was awarded to Mrs Rita Claus Birthday cake was served for members with birthdays this month and tea concluded the evening
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L. A
Rita Claus
Mother and Daughter Tea at Presbyterian Church
Members of the New Era Club and the Women’s Missionary Society held their annual Mother and Daughter Tea in the church recreation rooms. The event featured vocal and piano solos, a talk on postwar missions, moving pictures, and a yellow and white refreshment table. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph Stietwood and Mrs. Ralph Carey. several local residents and travelers were noted among the guests and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Women's Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Stietwood
Francis Whiteman
Ralph Caryell
Rey
Whiteman
Baptist Church
Grace Middleton
Christ
W. Schotebarger
Glenn Middeton
Helen Fordyce
G. L. Boyd
Lena Merker
Douglas Rozelle
Glenn Middleton
Russell Briggs
Treoh Society Meeting With Mrs Emory Elmquist
Mrs Emory Elmquist hosted a Treoh Society gathering at her East Irving Street home for members and friends of St Pauls Lutheran Church. The group decided to move the monthly get-together to the first Wednesday, and Mrs John Fenstermacher received a gift during the business portion. The hostess served dessert at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treoh Society
Emory Elmquist
Tre
Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
East Irving Street
Businss
John Fenstermacher
Dorcas Class Tureen Supper At Methodist Church
Dorcas Glass of the Methodist Sunday School met Wednesday evening at the church for a twelve tureen supper. Committee servers were Mrs Merle McIntyre Mrs R S Dewey and Mrs Stephen Brooks. Next meeting set for May 17 at Mrs Paul Meerdini noes East Main street.
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Dorcas
Dorcas Glass
Methodist Sunday School
Merle McIntyre
R. 5. Dewey
Stephen Brooks
Paul Meerdini
East Main Street
Koret Handbags See Wartime Revival and Luxury Shine
Fashion editor Dorothy Roe previews Koret designs amid leather tax and war scarcity. Richard Koret’s handbags, worn by WACs WAVES SPARS and Red Cross workers, blend rugged travel styles with luxury, including suede totes and oversized bags for airplane travel.
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Koret
Dorothy Roe
Richard Koret
Soret
International Red Cross
Sinigetor
Dick Koret
New England
Uy Salesman
Ambassador's Daughter Engaged to British Lord
Kathleen Kennedy, 24, daughter of former U S Ambassador Joseph Kennedy, engaged to Lord Hartington, elder son of the Duke of Devonshire. She has served as a Red Cross helper in England since last summer. Hartington, a recently defeated government candidate, holds a commission in the Coldstream Guards and plans to return to the army to aid the war effort.
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London
Kathleen Kennedy
U.S
Joseph Kennedy
Lord Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Times of London
Miss Kennedy
Red Cross Eau
England
Lord Hastington
House of Commons
Coldistream Guards
Ladies' Aid Guests Gather at Keppel Haston Home
The Ladies' Aid of the U B church met at Mrs. Walter Keppel's Irving Street home yesterday afternoon for a devotional and business session. They held refreshments served by one hostess and her daughter Mrs. John Street.
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Ladies’ Aid
U. B
Walter Keppel
Irving Street
John Street
VFW Auxiliary Donates To Salvation Army Fund
The VFW Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the post home with ninety members in attendance. A donation was approved for the Salvation Army recreation fund and other correspondence was disposed of. The next meeting is scheduled for May 17.
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VFW
S. A. Recreation Fund
V. FW
Salvation Army Recreation Fund
Corry Couple Welcome Daughter Sandra Leigh
Sgt Walter Paulson and Mrs Mary Hinman Paulson announce the birth of a daughter, Sandra Leigh, that evening at Corry Hospital. The new arrival is the couple's first child and the Paulsons reside at 30 Liberty Street.
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Sandra
Leigh
Corry Hospital
Walter Paulson
Liberty Street
Paulson
Mary Hinman
Wartime Baby Gets Break In Uncle Sam's Book
Margaret Kernodle reports on a new edition of Uncle Sam's Infant Care, issued by the Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department. The piece notes wartime hazards for newborns, aims to inform mothers, and highlights changes from the 1914 edition to 1944, including calmer schedules and updated guidance on feeding, handling, and the baby’s emotional needs.
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Uncle Samm
Margaret Kernodle
Ae AP
Weiler Washington
Children's Bureau of
VU. 5
Department of Labor
Uncle Sam
Dioyerntieit
Hal Bern
Congress
Washington D.C
Wicily
Children's Bureau
Wartime Film Preview Opens Monday At Cul Mentana
Public invited to see a wartime moving picture titled Ale Ladd at the practice house Monday evening May 8 at 7 20. The program highlights economical meat cuts and waste prevention with authentic storytelling. Sponsored by the U S Bureau of Home Economics and Women’s Central War Activities Committee with Red Cross Canteen Corps.
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Ale Ladd
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Women's Central War Activities Committee
Red Cross
Birthday Party for Nancy Joan Davis
Nancy Joan Davis celebrated her 4th birthday yesterday afternoon at home hosted by her mother Mrs Eugene Davis. Seven children and their mothers attended with gifts and party favors including baskets of candy. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Guests included Fred Brockman Kathreeh Bloss Howard Loveland Billie Davis Lorraine Gates Michael Ito Dale Bemis and Bob Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Joan Davis
Eugene Davis
Main Street
Nancy
Randy
Fred Brockman
Kath-reeh Bloss
Howard Loveland
Bilie Davis
Lorraine Gates
Michaelito
Dale Bemis
Bob Davis
Mrs Mabel Watrous Hosts Sciota Aid Meeting
The Sciota Aid group met at Mrs Mabel Watrous in North Clymer, nine members attended a noon dinner. A motion proposed suspending nonattending members unless they request reinstatement. The next gathering will be at Mrs Elmer Kolstee's home.
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Mabel Watrous
Sciota
North Clymer
Elmer Kolstee
False Hair Makes Comeback in Mainstream Style
Betty Clarke notes a bold revival as many women turn to false hair to shape evening looks. Short hair trends and industry limits on long curls push demand for add-ons, with stylists like Robert Sievers predicting growth in made to order wigs and ready-to-wear pieces for quick, polished appearances.
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Betty Clarke
Genera Sions
Aya Ehignom
Robert Sievers
New York
Mrs Wilbur Whitehead Hosts Krazyates Club Event
Mrs Wilbur Whitehead entertained the Krazyatte Club at her East South street home last evening. Two tables of five hundred were won by Miss Dickinson and Mrs Clarence Lowe. A salad course followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs George McMehon’s home in two weeks. Mrs Leroy Marlatt attended as a guest.
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Pio
Clifford Cady
Camp Forest
Tenn
William Durham
Railroad Street
Richmond
Murn Danner
Unio
Jd. E Mount
West Frederick Street
Baldwin
North Center Street
Union City
Nil M. Knapp
Stem Memorial Hospital
Merle Smith
Venice Army Air Base
Florida
Corry
Medical Corps
Army
S Force
George Christensen
Caralyn
Loria
Alfred Pennell
Emily
Richard Button
Gufiner
Ric
Newport
R. 1
William Sutton
Zuelid Thompson
Rochester
Detroit
Ethel Stapleton
West South Street
Warren Spicer
USN
Dix
Hoboken
N. Y
Wilbur Whitehead
Kragyatte Club
East South Street
One Dickinson
Clarence Lowe
George McMehon
Leroy MarLett
Mrs Earl Van Guilder Hosts Neighborhood Club
Mrs Earl Van Guilder hosted the Neighborhood Club at her Spring Street home last evening. Mrs George Maloney and Ms Esther Reynolds won the awards for five hundred, and Sunchear was served. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Alton Klinger.
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Ips
Maps van Guider
Spring Street
George Maloney
Esther Reynolds
Pean
Alton Klinger
Circle No 3 Met At Methodist Church Gathering
Circle No 3 of West Circle met yesterday at the Methodist church with thirteen members and friends in attendance. Hostesses for the day were Mrs G Hy Dahil Mrs red Barnes and Mrs Duane.
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S. Circle No
Church Circle No
G. Hy Dahil Mis
Red Barnes
Duane
Devotions Led by Mrs. Ross and Meeting Business
A local meeting featured devotions by Mrs. Fred Ross and the Fouling business conducted by chairman Mrs. C A Mountain. Mrs. Willis Brown presented the lesson study and book review on America Today. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross
C.A. Mountain
Willis Brown
Iesson
Book Review
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Alsa Dinchart
Eduard Fielding
Ann Savage
Norma Yorden
Buffalo Bill
Dooher
Spartansburg
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Krazyates
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Xoeynes
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