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club was held Friday afternoon atthe library at which time thr member.* were given program* 1 *ji the vcm* 1917-1918.Man* were dirciitncd for Hod Cross work atid it was decided tiiat the )uiiies would meet at least otice a month a ml ,-ew fur the benefit of the Ued Cross. They will co-operate with the He (I Cross chapter that is to be organized in Lebanon.A rummage sale will be given on Monday, May 21, in the vacant room, third door east of the First NationalHank, the proceeds of the ^ule to go to the Hod Cross fund.Guesth at Peaaing EventSaturday Afternoon.can be had at oiu here and save the on diamonds wh them now and m pay better than 1The mothers and a few friend* ofthe Sunshine society girls of thehigh school were guests at a pleasingMay party given Saturday afternoon in the gymnasium of the high school i building. With the arrival of the girls in costume, representing the roses, the Scotch lassies, Spanish dancers, poppies and the May Pole dancers came the two pages, Misses Tun ice Wysong and Madge Howard wearing dresses of white with large yellow bows and yellow and white huts.They were followed by Miss Mary Lola I truce who was crowned queen by Miss Nell Shannon. The throne at the north end of the gymnasium was hanked with potted plants with white streamers hung from above. At tip* foot of the throne sat little Maxim* Wyeth and Harold Smefoer, train bearers of the queen. The gymnasium was decorated with blooming brunches and the west side of the room was partially covered with a large American flag.At the sound of the bugle blown by Miss Howard, one of the pages, dances were given by each of the different groups of girls. An especially clever dance was the clown dance by Misses Cyrene Blackman and Madge Carr. Miss Avallna Klndig was assisted at the piano by Misses Viberta Yutzy and Cordelia DeVol. The dances were all exceptionally good ami to Miaa Kin dig and Mias Madge Carr belongs a great deal of the credit for the excellent training which the girls have received.After the program, refreshments of punch and wafers were served in the library.VOUK-busi-court t ex-| Jewelers, (imiiiiimmuniiiiiiiiiinmiii! andicingvalksimng*r toiana :tiilllfeftiillXl TauerPERSONAL MENTION.t Baptist
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Lebanon Daily Reporter
Lebanon, Indiana, US
Mon, May 14, 1917
Page 5
Full Page
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Philip H.
USA 18 Sep 2021
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