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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
5
Omaha joins a war time thrill as Disabled American Veterans hold their fifth convention parade led by Major-General George B. Duncan. More than 4,000 disabled veterans death toll from World War injuries cited as marchers pass through cheering crowds for a one mile line of march.
Miss Mittie Ardell Glover daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Glover 720 East Titus street returned Saturday after a two year absence to spend the summer in the city She is a dramatic student of Della Crawder Miller and has trained under her personal direction at Washington State College and the University of Indiana She is a Garrick Club member and gained early recognition in the title role of Everyman.
The Bloomington Daily Star praises Miss Glover as one of the nation’s coming artists after her many appearances on Indiana reading platforms. Her journey includes a constitutional stop before lunch and travels around the hilly city, over Castella Miramare, and back over the harbor. Some tourists extend air trips from Trieste to the famed Abazia resort sixty miles away.
European air travel shows greater advancement as fair days will feature airships departing every two minutes. Tourists can take a spin for under two dollars, mirroring the casual American pastime of riding in the air.
Social bridge afternoon at Mrs. Rome Rust home in Rosse Texas features hostess Mrs. Rust and Thursday club members among guests. The event unfolds with a Japanese themed luncheon and a fourhand bridge game across three tables in the living room.
Scene 2 notes high scores for members and guests with a Dres den plate won by Miss Desenberg and a hand painted Japanese bridge score won by Mrs. Neece. Consolation prize a unique handkerchief parasol awarded to Miss McGrail. The honoree also received embroidered Japanese boudoir slippers.
Helen Wetherell of St. Louis explains the surge of interest among women in domestic science and home economics. She likens fashion curiosity in food to style shows for millinery and dress, noting women flock to classes where experts demonstrate cooking techniques and explain details.
In the United States gas firms with home service departments offer free cooking classes for both men and women. The idea is spreading quickly, with demand surging and several companies opening radio cooking schools as well, alongside numerous lecture rooms.
Mrs. T. G. Mackey is visiting Toronto, Canada, for a few weeks.
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