Socials, dances, and weddings fill Presbyterian lawn evening
On Friday a trustees sponsored social on the Presbyterian lawn featured an ice cream and cake event with flower girls Edith Nelson and Beulah Provost selling bouquets. Young dancers led by Miss Pluma Tatersal performed a Maypole dance. County schools official Estella Mae Rich announced eighth grade diplomas for local youths. A spinster party hosted by Mrs. Geo French honored Grace Graeter and Grace Bishop among many attendees. Clifford Knapp left for Lemhi Idaho to oversee heating plant installation at a new government dormitory for Indian girl pupils. The Hopkins Doherty wedding at St John’s Episcopal drew family and friends including Grace Graeter as bridesmaid. Kindergarten children enjoyed a Cottonwoods trip hosted by Emily Kingsbury with a large group of young attendees.
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Lizzie Johnson
Hazel
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Stella Knotts
Helen Collins
Geo. French
Joan Bishop
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Jean Bishop
Lucky Fox
Lucy Carson
Mary Ines
Rose Stamm
Jette Pierce
Edna Squire
Carrie Call
Miss Logan
May Baxter
Butte
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cora Taylor
Arthur Graeter
Miss Graeter
Emily Kingsbury
Elizabeth Metlen
Mildred Emiliott
Harold Poindexter
Ivan Birrer
Fred and
Warner Metlen
Demers Morton
Everton Poindexter
Dorothy Poindexter
Pauline Martin
Freda Robb
Eunice Conway
Foreign born WWI veterans may seek citizenship by March 1924
Washington August 25 1923 officials of the American Legion urge Americanism officers to aid foreign born World War veterans who served honorably but are not yet naturalized to apply by March 3 1924. About 50000 eligible. 270000 naturalized in service and 8000 filed since. An honorable discharge and two citizen witnesses suffice. no fee.
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Wooly-boys suits by Mayer Bros Chicago for back to school
In this department we present famous Wooly-boys suits by Mayer Bros of Chicago. Many suits include an extra pair of pants, a feature that appeals to boys. It will be easy to start back to school stylishly.
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