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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
8
A marriage license was issued today to George K. Fenton and Anna B. Dobson, both residents of Jeffersonville.
A recital by the pupils of St Austine's School was held last night in the school building with a large audience in attendance. The program included a regular meeting of the Young Business Men's Club to be held at the Club Rooms this evening at 3 o'clock.
The W F M S of Wall Street Church plans an all day sewing and picnic at the church on Tuesday. Mr Alexander will organize his Sunday School class of boys at the home of Mr John Ryan Tuesday night. The Rose Bud Sewing Club meets with Miss Norrine Mull at 621 EF Chestnut Street Tuesday evening. all members urged to attend.
The Triangle Missionary Society of the Christian Church plans an all day picnic at Cherokee Park on Wednesday. The Daunhsters of Rebekah will hold an all day meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Hogue on Sparks Avenue.
Mrs. J N Clem hosts Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon. Pricella Club meets Thursday with Mrs John Roedere. Girl Scouts of the Presbyterian Church plan a church lawn party Thursday night. Queen Esther Circle of Watt Street Church has a picnic Thursday evening at Arctic Springs. Boy Scouts of Wall Street Church will stage an exhibition and entertainment at the Community House at Speeds Thursday night.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at the Church. The Epworth League hosts a hinery antique on Friday night at Mor yon Memorial Church. Presbyterian Brotherhood meets Friday at the church with Rev. L. C. Brown as speaker. Standard Bearers Group meets Friday night at Wall Street Church. Recital at St Augustine's Auditorium Friday night. Dean's Regula laxative ad promotes a mild action bowels at 3 cents.
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