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The second division o£ the Ladies' Aid society of thelMain Street M. E. church met with Mrs. Charles peck. 7 44 South Court land street, Thursday afternoon. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Kendall. were present. Mrs. Kendall offered the opening prnyor. after which a business session was held A penny supper was planned for '■ October 8. Mrs. Mo rath, gave the ' closing prayer. The division will entertain the general society in two weeks at Uhe home of Mrs. I*. O. Gibson. The next regular meeting will be Nat Lhe homo of Mrs. Chester Plough, 323 West Woodland avenue. In three weeks. Refreshments were served by the hostess.* + *The Past Pocahontas club pt Uintah Council met with Mrs. Ora Johnson, 1116 South Jay street, Thursday afternoon, twelve members being present. Four special guests also were present, Mrs. Rosa Green, Mrs. Louise Rhody, Mrs. Lulu Abbott and Mrs. Kendra Griffith. Contest prir.es were awarded to Mrs. Green. Mrs. Rebecca Shan man, Mrs. Ada Bur Ran and Mrs. Della Francisco and a birthday gift waa, presented to Mrs. Gertrude Hope. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Lenorh. Griffith. The club’s next meeting will be in two w^cks at the home Mrs. Ada Dungan, 21a South Kennedy street.« «1* «5*‘ The Ladies’ Aid society o£ the South Side Christian church met at the home of Mrs. S. N. Nutt, 811 South Main street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. D. H. Thompson opened the meeting with the Scripture^ lesson and the Lord’s Prayer was repeated. One hundred dollars w^s voted on the building fund, a good sum of money was turned in and plans were made to ratse~-the three hundred dollars remaining on the building fund pledge. Mrs. Rollins offered the closing prayer. During ■ the social hour light refreshments “were served by the hosteiss.* * *A kid party” was enjoyed by thirty members ol the Phi Beta Psi sorority Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter McFat-rldge, 621 West Foster street, for which the assisting hostesses were Mrs. Franklin Baker, Mrs. Ha i'd 1 cl Aikman, Miss Ina Abney and Miss Valeria Lawson. School-day games in keeping with the occasion provided the diversions. Miss Gerieya Patterson won the prize in cyphering, Miss Mary Rule or the _ best recitation and Miss Harriet Bringie in the spelling match. box lunch, was served by the hostesses at the close of the evening.«S- •£• *S*Friends of Sylvester Doerr gathered Thursday evening at his home, lllf North Leeds ^street, to celebrate his twenty-first birthday. Dancing and games were enjoyed by the_ guests and a dainty lunch was served by the mother of the guest of honor. Those presentwere: Misses Mary Trayers, Helen JCorby. Cecelia Priestdff, Mary Rosemond Ward, Alta Maddox. Mary Coleman and Jeanette Doerr, Eugene Mills, Brownie Hall. Edwin Matlock, Jacob Nelheisel, Francis Dwyer, Carl Heilman,' Call Streeter, Harold McAbin and Leo Doerr,•S/ * lt;•
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Kokomo Tribune
Kokomo, Indiana, US
Fri, Sep 24, 1926
Page 7
Full Page
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