Missionary Society at First Christian Church Meets On Monday
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church held a Monday afternoon meeting in the church annex due to sickness. Rev. Titus led devotionals on "International Chorus" and Misses Emmett and Young sang. The program featured a round table on the Cause and Cure of War and 42 members with 4 visitors attended.
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The
First Christian Church
Charlies Allison
Dpd. B. Titus
Ruth Emmett
Margaret Young
R. W. Mitchell
D. B. Titus
PB. B. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Tess
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John R. St. John
E. L. Kinney
Elza White
E. F. Hayslip
Persia
Miss Small
China
W. J. Beatty
Truchas
Embuda
M. E. South
M. E. Missionary Society
E. G. Baskin
Harry White
World Missions & World Peace
W. S.murrell
Mmes. Hitchesch
Croissant
Thorne
Chambers
Lassiter
Arthur Hartman
A. R. Eliott
Brenneman
Mmes Croissant
Hitchcock
George Zink
Hollands Magazine
Albuquerque
Dropped Shoulder Fashions Play In Paris Vogue
Paris trends feature the dropped shoulder line as a chic element in daytime and evening wear. Chanel and Vionnet influence styles with shirred yokes and long sleeves, while a black lace dress showcases a shirred tulle basque and a jeweled front band. Holiday menus and social gatherings accompany the fashion notes with detailed guest lists and table decorations.
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Couturiers
France
Vionnet
Chanel
The
Chicago Tribune
Carnival Sale Planned by Southern M E Class
The W H Kelly class of the Southern M E Sunday school met at C Howard Glover home and finalized plans for a carnival and sale to be held Friday and Saturday in the Malone building old Ginsbere location. Members present include A T Shelton C R Turner M O McCracken W L Rogers Fred W Brocksom Storward Glover T C Evans E B Bian R B Sanders J B Stewart Resma Stockton Dan Hamot Lt Bulle and George Dixon.
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Louis Keel
Faybelle Cummins
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Dick Winston
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Houston
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