Various Church Socials and Weddings Highlight Local Notice
Friday and Sunday activities at Central Evangelical Church include a pot-luck supper at the State Park Pavilion at 6 30, a semi-annual quilting in the Sunday School Hall, and a Girl Scout Day Camp with additional golf and bridge at Hough Park and Country Club. A high society wedding, Miss Margaret Zeitz to Mr. Chester Allen Platt, occurred at 7 30 in the Schultz home with an intimate family reception and reception plans to reside on Monroe Street. Ladies Day at Country Club reports 20 reservations and luncheon at 12 30. Emma McKenna Circle honors its president with gifts and a hosted gathering. A second Ladies Day at Hough Park features a blind poker tournament and prize awards. Circle picnic planned by Glennon Circle at Klietheimer’s Grove with transportation details provided.
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Central Evangelical Church
State Park
Yancheon
Baptist Ladies
Platt-Zeitz
Margaret Zeita
Chester Allen Platt
Otto Schultz
East High Street
A. B. Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
jHield
Country Club
Everett Owens
Hough Park
Glennon Circle
Isabella
Klietheimer
Berlin Embassy Event At Knights Of Columbus Hall
A community gathering at the Knights of Columbus Hall from 9 30 to 10 o clock Sunday morning includes a basket dinner supper and various amusements and contests for all ages. The Jefferson City Club met at the Case ley home 706 Washington Street with bridge games and score favors to Miss Madeline Schleer Miss Elles Conn or and Miss Mary Stad imerr.
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Knights of Columbus
Jefferson City
Caseley
Washington Street
Bridges
Madeline Schleer
Escelle Connor
Mary Stadimerr
Home made facial masks parade in early tips
The article extols homemade facial masks as cleansing soothing treatments. It promotes DIY packs using pantry items and even raw beef used as facial strips, noting benefits like impurity draw and improved circulation. A Parisian trend is mentioned with beer packs and French butchers.
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Paris
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertising Carousel
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy that supposedly improves bile flow and eases discomfort. It emphasizes the red label and brand name, urging readers to request Carter's pills by name. The copy includes archaic phrasing and cataloging details typical of vintage ads.
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Carter
Make Your Skin Lovely With MELLO GLO Face Powder
New MELLO GLO face powder promises a tempting youthful look. It spreads smoothly stays on longer hides tiny lines and pores without shine or pasty appearance. Featured as purest face powder due to a new French process. Fragrant and tax free priced 50c and 1.00.
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R. C. Schappler
Hazelton Drive
James K. Roach
Pemberton Gordon
Ben Hudson
A. L. Hawkins
Richard P. Dorris
Perry Hawes
Flapper
Fanny
F. H. Zeitz
William Woods College
Fulton
Attorney General's Office
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Platt
Burch and Platt Abstract, and Insurance Co
Forrest Edmonston
Edmonston
Mober
Fly
Mr. Platt
John and
Perry Platt
Columbia
Emma McKenna
Capitol Avenue Christian Church
E. D., Stiffler
Clark Avenue
W. M. Sheley
Gladys Parker
Berlin
Triple-A Clamet
Betty E Knox
Moreau J Drive
Lillian Goedde
Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
Ash Street
W. Cruse
Cruse
G. Nollner
Maplewood
Alice Pehle
Sawler
Calif
Nadeline Albertsworth
Olga
Mountain View
Charles J. Gruber
H. Clay McGregor
Willard Rohm
Lake of the Ozarks
Washburns Cottage
Nurses Club of Firewood
Martha Dodd
William E. Dodd
The
University of Chicago
Germany
Stea
Peter James
Missouri
Temple Stephens Co
Jefferson
W. McCarty
St. Sunpowder
Ritz
T. S. Best Brand
TY. S. Best Brand
T. S
Lée
Folger’s Coffee
Avarenairs
Michigan Navy
Drinkwell
Ic Marvel
Neue Bsc
Alaska
van Camp
Hillsdale
Babe
Lux Toilet
Murdock
Tempo
Miller's Corm
Sears
Raitel Bros
Andy
Philco Batteries
Goodyear
Heisinger Motor CO
J. F. Brawley
Monroe Blig
Nancee
HAT Shop
E. High St
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