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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1920
Page
10
The nursery care involves children being supervised by workers who provide meals and clothing. Children receive a drink and reading, with staff noting discipline and safety practices. They reportedly stay in a play area with toys and sand while caregivers perform duties.
At our o'clock this afternoon the WW A members and cadets are invited to enjoy the program led by Miss C A Girl and Community Service Laurance Ballou in community singing.
Members of the Mothers Club are asked to send toys at once for distribution to children at the Alameda County Children's Home. A party is being arranged by the club at Kinonfe Avenue.
The High School Parent-Teacher Club plans a Christmas sale this week, Friday and Saturday, in the Kuppol Dulin. Proceeds from baked goods and dressed candies made by school girls will be sold. Christm as gifts and gift items will be offered. Members and committee chairs are listed, with Mrs Clyde Gringer and Mrs Hebert Meyer among those helping.
Temple Sisterhood plans a gathering at the New York area temple assembling residents from Wayne Street and Pedrdleth Avenue on December. Mrs Theodore Preuak hosts the event, inviting community members to attend at the temple venue.
Cousin of Mark Twain Mildred Leo Clemens will lecture at the high school auditorium on Tuesday December 7 at 3 and 8 p.m. The talk titled Rambling Through Paradise features actors slides and music with admission 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for pupils.
A fragmented fashion note describes formal attire for a birthday celebration with velvet gowns, pearls, and metallic brocades. It mentions furs, silk chiffons, and jeweled accessories as appropriate for an opera or concert setting, naming various fabrics and decorative details while referencing a formal party context.
Free consultation offered by Mary L. Parrish at 122 W. Williams St. Call 6687 in the morning and evening for measurements and fitting guidance.
Amante Selmitt and others, Lpsilon Sigma Alpha to meet Miss Charlantha Raybouset in Moridan street Monday evening. Final plans for the December 22 Wolf & Dessauer auditorium holiday dance. Mary Penrose chapter D A St to hold all day meeting Monday at Mrs W D Aalirt Hoagland avenue to prepare gifts for the Christmas tree drive. Mrs Ray and Mrs Grass host. Meeting 11 o clock. Entertainment committee head Mrs Bernard Leham directs a December 13 Temple Sunday school play with refreshments after. Miss Margaret Hanna hosted a musical at her West Wayne street studio for younger pupils.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a holiday confection theme titled Christmas Fagots and The Sweetest Story Ever Printed. References mention chocolate coating, almonds, fruit sticks, mint mixture, and assorted confections. Mentions Wat Park and Tilford meeting about chocolate treats and possible boxed chocolates.
In Connecticut the musical neighbors short sketches on different composers were read and many compositions analyzed by pupils Belly Yarnelle Allee Jane Strasburg Tou Phillips Katherine Bush Catherine Danger Roanoke Fran Wagner Helen Dole Josephine Dole Franklin Smith Marian Jordi Mary Conner.
A display at The Voge located at 719 West Wayne Street features holiday blouses marked down from 20 dollars to 12 dollars. The selection includes ogee and regular blouse styles, crafted from fine material and trimmed in original, smart ways, presented as thoughtful Christmas gifts.
The Venue on 11 West Wa Street offers adding new skirts at 9.99 instead of 18.00. The items feature pleated effects in white and other materials with new medals and added fashion details.
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