Social events Thursday fill church and club calendars
Local notices list Thursday meetings across multiple churches including Congregational, Church of Christ, Presbyterian and Baptist groups. Card parties, Halloween events, and officer elections are planned, with locations on Idaho, Nebraska, Fourth Street and other areas. A bridge gathering honors Miss Lois Christopher with a luncheon following play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Rose Standish
Miz
Sem Birks
Montana Avenue
Southkwest
Priscilla
Thude Oviatt
Dakota Avenue South
Spinning Wheel
Anna Luxton
Fifth Street
Mca
D. A. Bard
Utah Avenue
Sowdies
Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ
Nebraska Avenue
J. L Pasek
Illinois Avenue
C.H. Bell
Fourth Street
William Tolmie
Idaho Avenue
H. L. Baumgartner
Wisconsin Avenue
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
A. J. Lang
Nebraska
Congregational Church
Byron Stephens
Huron
American Lutheran Ladies Aid
Andrew Fuglsang
Kansas Avenue
Norteast
Will Ebert
Beach Avenue
A. A. Olson
George W. Thorkildson
Frank Avenue
O. F. Moeller
Twelfth Street
Torris Fortune
Bost
Ess
Christian Workers Circle
Fred Bees
First Street
Southwest
Lakotah Commandery
E. T
A. W. Tompkins
Lois Christopher
Halloween parties and DAR session mark week in small town
A sequence of social events fills the week with meetings at Evergreens tea room and private homes. The Sed club hosts a Halloween dinner bridge with prize winners, while the Daughters of the American Revolution open their 1930 1931 season with a luncheon at the Evergreens and install new officers led by Regent Caroline Orvis. Nonresident members attend from nearby towns as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreens
Lucille Otte
Clifford Arnold
Welty
William Welty
Alexander Tedford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Corwin
Matthews
Forestburg
Williams
England
Wessington Springs
Seacat
Canova
W. H. Gardner
Meridan, Com
W. H. Frost
Sway
Max Royhl
E. L. Bayles
Evalyn McIlvaine
Caroline Orvis
Geo. Fullinweider
W. H. Bayles
Mary Scruby
R. BE. Cone
Edith Churton
C. E. Barks
A. N. Hoy
W. H. Davis
Intredacce
Fullinweider
W.H. Davis
Hitchcock
Leila Maul
C. A. Lafferty
Caroline Davis
George Moody
No Substitute For Your Sweetheart Chapter Decors
The Black Hills furnished decorations cleverly arranged by Mrs. W. H. Bayles and her committee with Juniper branches and kinnikinnich. The ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy for biliousness and constipation, urging readers to accept no substitute and to buy the red bottled product at drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
W. H. Bayles
H. W. Dee
I. A. Churchill
Kinnikinnich
Carter
Tali Carter
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Freday North Huron Extension Club
Rainbow Lodge
Labor Temple
Star
L.O
Hall and A
K. P. LC
Labor Tel
Ivision
L. E
K. P. Hall
Fliad Shrine
Masonic Temple
D. A
St. Teresa's Hall
Pythian Sisters
Royal Neighbors
E. P
Oracles
Oracle
A. C. Bell
Lyda Hinkley
Clyde Rose J
Charles Anderson
Bell
Mike Manolis
M. G. Sharpe
M. G. Sharpe and Mrs. Larson
Gente Flili
Broun
Gerson
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Robinsoas
Pate
Derren
Ribekali
Mubokson Conservation
Sheffield
la Rea Ease
Aria Werd
Privet Ware
DeBanche
Mary Peterson
Albert Scotter
Or Inbridge
Lila Spokely
Mim Virginia Mailingee
Velma McAl- Heater
John Bangerter
Laura Coshun
Sie
Joe
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