Social Activities Friday Sewing Club and Parish Events
Friday activities include the Jefferson Chapter sewing club at the Masonic Temple at 10:30 with all day sewing and a doughnut sale by Group Three for Philathea Class at Furr Methodist Church parlors starting 10. Other items: Longnecker Circle at First Presbyterian with Mrs William Bic WMA at First Baptist Oakwood Drive at 2:29 and 2:30 with Jeanette Jack-o-clock. Ion Circle program. United Daughters of Confederacy with Mrs RDallmeyer Forest Hill at % o'clock served by Mrs HC Ross and Miss Alice Barrett. Jane Brewer Guild Capito Avenue Christian Church Bonster Hall pot-luck supper and annual Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Chapter
B. S—Masonic Temple
Philathea
Furr
Methodist Church
Longnecker Circle
William
Bic
First Baptist
Oakwood Drive
Jeanette
Ion Circle
United Daughters of Confederacy
R. H. Dallmeyer
Forest Hill
H. C. Ross
Alice Barrett
Jane Brewer Guild
Capito Avenue Christian Church
Bonster Hall
Local Club Meetings And Dinners Highlight Afternoon
Alpha Delta chapter hosts Delta Omicron members at 7:30 with 505 Jefferson Street and Zane Stanfil Clrele presiding at 1:00 o'clock luncheon and meeting at First Methodist Church Parlors. United Daughters of the Confederacy meet at 2:39 at Mrs. R. H. Dahmeyer’s home in Forest Hill for a Christmas program featuring Mrs. Tom Dumm and musical tributes. About 300 attended Olive Ewing Dalimeyer Music Club’s open morning at First Presbyterian Church. Victoria Social Circle ladies held a 1:00 luncheon at the Lus Lantern Tea Room, then met at Masonic Temple for officer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Stanfil Clrele
First Methodist
LU. D.C
United Daughsers of the Confederacy
R. H. Dahmeyer
Paul R. Schmidt
Forest Him
H. C. Ross
Alice Barrett
Tom. Dumm
Olive Ewing Dalimeyer
First Presbyterian Church
Victoria Social Circle
H. P. Lauf
W. L. Boulware
Masonic Temple
J.y. Barnhouse
J. B. Henderson
Ten Mile Drive
Agnes Antiweller
Angenette Bistler
David Wright
B. Wallendorf
Herman Sturm
Crisco Promotes Quick Digesting Shortening Use
An advertisement urges readers to use Crisco for flaky pies and crispy frying. It touts light wholesome fat, quick digestion, and oven or fry methods to keep foods dry and golden. The copy highlights the blue and white label and sanitary vacuum seals for health protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisco
Allegria and Athena Club Meetings Reported
Club activities described with members and officers listed. Allegria Club hosted at 405 Washington Street Pride with three tables and score favors to John Koester and Mrs Herman Rabben. Athena Club session at Public Library with Mrs R W Gwinn in charge and topics by several members. next meeting December 2. Amoma Sunday School Class held annual turkey dinner and Christmas party at First Baptist Church with about 100 ladies. officer elections led by Mrs T L Crane for a fourth year. other officers elected include Vice president Mrs Bee Johnson and treasurer Mr Artin Vort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegria Club
John Froester
Washington Street
John Koester
Herman Rabben
Athena Club
Public
R. W. Gwinn
David Bales
William Marr
Frances Clairs
Julius Senait
Charles de
Raymond Brooks
Amoma
First Baptist Church
T. L. Crane
Beeb. Johnson
Joseph Moeller
G. M. Wilson
Artin Vort
Ernest Overstreet
R. G. Benson
George Muir
W. W. Parker
Cape Carl Anderson
Girardeau
An Exchange of
Capital City
Reed Opposed to Presidents Recovery Plan
Philadelphia dispatch reports Reed opposing the presidents recovery plan while noting Congress readiness to pass inflation measures. The item also lists local events, meetings, and social notices including Junior Macabees gathering, Baptist Ladies circle absence, Moreau Heights School open house, and Neighborly Neighbor Club luncheon with gifts and prizes.
Reed backs Roosevelt to stabilize dollar in inflation debate
U S Senator David A Reed pledged support for President Roosevelt urging restraint on inflation and warning that government expenses exceed income. He spoke before the Philadelphia Board of Trade and the Manufacturers and Bankers Club, saying Republicans would stand with the President to fight inflation and rethink the NRA as an emergency measure. He warned inflation hurts the middle and working classes and calls for public opinion to keep fiscal policy sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
David A. Reed
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Manufacturers and Bankers Club
Pennsylvania Republican
Congress
Reed
NRA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dallmeyer
Jother
Gruen
Elgin
Bulova
Hamilton
Phil
E. High St
A. Brandenberger Drug Company
the Rexall Druggists
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Omicron Omicron
Bill Wentzleman
505
Jefferson Street
Chi A A Lek
God
News and Tribune
George Thurn
Risco
Dent
Aliss
Presidents
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baptist Ladies’ Social Circle
Moreau Heights
Abs. James Kumbler
Kansas
James Potter
Moreaw Crie
Millsap’s
Big
Weller
Ute
G Ngilam
Scersteker
Miss Modern
Dance Seis
Sliss Modern
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