Local Social Notes and Upcoming Meetings From Town Clubs
Community letters describe social events at Mrs Lewis street home with chess and tea, and a Ladies Abt Society of the Methodist church planning a Wednesday meeting at 2 PM. Anita Hall to perform a song recital tonight at the Presbyterian church. Pendleton and Portland trips noted for residents, with several couples visiting and returning.
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For wear with shirtwaists a wash corduroy fabric
A serviceable white wash corduroy 36 in wide with button trim described for shirts. Priced by the yard at 75 cents and 1.25 dollars, offering two premium options for consumer choice.
Wacke'i luncheon marks school girls' event and arts
Friday at the rez eras class, Merie King Irene Speckeeg Edwardes and Atoing Clevenger hosted a luncheon for twelve guests. The event showcased the girls' talents in a lively social setting, while a separate third group presented their own luncheon activities.
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Womanhood and marriage urges in childless homes
An opinion on marriage and childlessness argues that women who cannot bear children strain relations and that a remedy lies in a female health product. The text mentions Lady EK Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a suggested aid to reduce childless households.
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