Easter Shoes Ad Highlights New Patent Pumps and Buckle Styles
A vintage ad promoting Easter footwear lists Ladies' patent pumps at 3.25 dollars, white bucks at 3.25 dollars, MeMe style at 3.00 dollars, and Gun metal options at 3.00 dollars.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
A vintage ad promoting Easter footwear lists Ladies' patent pumps at 3.25 dollars, white bucks at 3.25 dollars, MeMe style at 3.00 dollars, and Gun metal options at 3.00 dollars.
Advertisement lists ladies tan high shoes in soft tan kid at 3.25 dollars, best gun tans and high top tans at 4.00 dollars, and girls high top tans at 3.25 dollars.
M E Church offers 10 a m Sunday School with an orchestra and an Easter Cantata at 7 30 p m The Baptist church holds Bible School at 10 a m Easter service at 11 a m and a 7 30 p m sermon The Presbyterian church provides an 11 a m sermon by Rev E A Orr The Congregational church hosts the evening service with the main auditorium at the Presbyterian church and the Easter program features are noted.
Highland residents report new development as Luke Henratty arrives from Montana to prepare ranch buildings. J R Lott visits Pasco. Arthur Bliss drives a local bus. Cement work begins on a bridge over the N P I canal. spraying outfits start work. Club activities include cards at the Highlands Club House and a successful Highlands Women’s Club meeting with contests and Madeline Keller’s piano. A plan to name roads by resident groups is approved. The Rothwell family and Miss Rose Simson’s bridal shower are noted, with Miss Simson to wed Orin G Smith Easter Sunday. The Wrights welcome a son March 17.
The Easter program begins at 10 a.m. with a preaching service at 11 a.m. led by Rev. L Musselmann.
Unclear fragmentary text from a page segment shows garbled names and events. Readable bits include mentions of an event with Ty men and a program at a school. Limited for definitive summary or identification.
Fragmentary notes mention a Briggs Walke EP with tentative events mapping to Saturday the 13th. Readers should await fuller details as the brief hints surface in local listings.
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