Social Events Highlight From Local Conclave Gatherings
A crowded program featured a social conclave at Dery No. 6 with 30 guests, an officer installation, and a 6:30 dinner. Mrs J Tschetter crafted pastel favors, and Mrs N K Hopkins and Mrs J C Ohlmacher received corsages. Widespread club activity followed with meetings, bridge luncheons, and various entertainments across multiple groups.
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Dery No. 6
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Tschetter
N. K. Hopkins
Arlington
J. C. Ohlmacher
Vermillion
W. E Saxton
R. A. Buchanan
J. S. Tschetter
Minneap olis Guests Honored At Dinner In Huron
Miss Catherine McKay hosted sixteen friends for dinner in the private dining room last evening, honoring Mrs. N. H. McKay, Mrs. Keith Medbery, and Mrs. E. Hanson of Minneapolis visiting relatives in Huron.
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N. H. McKay
Keith Medbery
E. Hanson
Huron
Catherine McKay
Young Artists Musicale ends year with modern music program
The Young Artists Musicale held its final program of the year at Lois Gitchell’s home. Aldene Curtis presided, Mercedes Johns led the program on modern music, Debussy’s life was reviewed, and Vera LaCraft and Don Freeman performed piano solos Gardens in the Rain and Contraris. A special meeting to elect officers will be held Monday at 7:30.
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Generney
Robert
Twelfth Street
Ee Harris
Lundgren
Chris Gilstrap
Earl Fish
D. C. Reutter
RF. Ryden
Treas
G L. McNamara
Woodman Circle
Supreme Forest
K. P. Halk
Mitchell
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Violet Burrows
Lois Case
Lavon Hyde
Grace Fenski
Marjorie Sherman
Susan Hyde
Ruth Huddleston
Anna Spiller
L. A Bloodgood
Mr. Roundy
Amna Spiller
Richard Fenski
Schott
Curtis
Debussy
Anti War Petition Stopped On UCLA Campus
Circulation of an anti war petition pledging not to support the United States government in any war was halted on the University of California at Los Angeles campus yesterday by order of Provost E C Moore, UCLA officials and student leaders.
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University of California At
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Harry Raja
Intercollegiate Disarmament Council Influences Spread
A student paper at Brown University Providence Rhode Island reports petitions on disarmament were starved for circulation yet spread to other colleges under the guidance of a New York organization identified as The Intercollegiate Disarmament Council.
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the Intercollegiate Disarmament Council
Long distance camera wins Franklin Institute medal
In Philadelphia on May 18 a spectroheliokinema totograph captured motion pictures of a solar storm and Jupiter’s moons. Its makers received the Wetherill medals from the Franklin Institute for these pioneering shots.
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Philadelphia
Jupiter
Wetherill
Franklin Institute
New Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder from The Pale Store promotes a new French process that smooths skin, lasts longer, hides lines and pores, reduces shine, and claims no irritation or pasty look. Tax free. Corner q s Drug.
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