Halloween Social and Club Calendar Roundup
A brief listing of events from Monday to Saturday includes D A V Halloween dance at the new hut 8 p.m., St Andrews Guild Parish Hall 3 p.m., and Rainbow Halloween masquerade at the Country Club 8 p.m. Tuesday features Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 7:20 p.m., Senior High PTA at the school library 3:30 p.m., and a series of club meetings. Wednesday hosts a Presbyterian mission supper at Westminster Hall 6:20 p.m. Thursday marks the State Teachers Convention with multiple church and club activities, while Friday covers the Chicago Operatic Trio concert at Cahoon Armory with a Presidents Ball, and Saturday posts a DeMolay dance at Masonic Temple along with church fundraisers.
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D. A. V. Hallowe’en Dance
D. A. V. Hut
St. Andrews Guild
Parish Hall
Rainbow Hallowe’en
Country Club
Chicago
Forrest Lamont
Margery Maxwell
Virgilio Lazzari
Cahoon Armory
Wee Folks School Halloween Party
Wee Folks School in the First M E Parish Hall hosted a Halloween party for the children and their mothers. Mrs L J Vaudelet and Miss Elizabeth Sutter organized autumnal decorations, games, stories, and songs, with apple cider and Halloween cookies served to guests.
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Bridge
H. W. Ingram
East Twelfth Street
Mmes
Bill Kendall
Armitt W. Harrell
Ted Marshall
Merle Ingram
Aaron R. O'Neal
Richardson
Jacobson
Winter Garden
Annette Jacobson- Marvin
Catherine Jacobson
Jacobson School of the Dance
D. E. Keeney
Joan Savage
C. E
Presbyterian Church
Dan C. Savage
North
Pennsylvania
Louise Peery
Joan
Mildred St. John
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Catherne Wright
Mary Helena Coats
Jean Newell
Jean Watt
Frances Long
Alma Greenlaw
Harriette ‘Keeley
Wee Folks
L. J. Vaudelet
Elizabeth Sutter
M. E. Parish Hall
Sparring Card Partners Make Others Suffer
By Doris Blake a bridge table can turn even peaceful pairs into quarrels All it takes is a lost trick and pent up resentment The piece laments lack of sportsmanship at home when spouses or family sit at bridge tables and disturb others with tongues flared and temper flaring
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Doris Blake
Kilkenny
Plaited Dresses Return to French Fashion Picture
Paris fashion notes plaited skirts reappear in woolen day frocks with 1932 style chic. Heim wool crepon black dress features white silk crepe bolero, red button, and skin exposing décolleté. Plaited wool skirt extends to hem with a narrow red belt. balloon sleeves form a voluminous cuff.
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Paris
Heim
The
Chicago Tribune
Halloween party foods from goblin lore and fun treats
A playful guide for Halloween gatherings outlines eerie decor and ghostly dishes. It provides recipes such as Jellied Imps, Pevil's Breie, Spooks Goo, Jack o Lantern Salad, Goblins Mystery Hash, and New Moon Tidbits with steps and yields.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Local figures named in list with hosts and guests
A fragmentary item references individuals including Morris Carper Donald Shrec engest Walter Rosenburg Robert McNally Julian Atwood Jr Paul House Charles Malone George Alien Moberly and the hosts in an event lineup.
Society Notes Reveal Local Personalities and Events
A Roswell gathering highlights a diverse set of local figures from a boastful young cadet to a secretive group, a matron with famed mocha cake, and a Luncheon hostess joking about cactus hunting with her husband. The article also mentions a group reading last season’s hit, a well dressed gentleman seeking a new winter suit, and a slender matron noting weight gain after a fever. The Roswell Chamber of Commerce appeal invites all boosters to purchase dollar tickets for the Chicago Operatic Trio to entertain teachers, and a Women’s Club tea event evokes days of old with period costumes. A club house shower seeks donations of jellies, jam, towels, cloths, utensils, china, and glassware for Wednesday.
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Venus
Hosiery Length And Foot Health From Daily Style
A column argues stockings should be long enough to protect feet and legs. It notes shorter stockings cause foot problems and ingrown toenails, urges half sizes larger if needed, and warns against overly tight hose affecting walking and comfort. It cites fashion, cost, and pedicurist guidance.
Van Valkenburgh Seeks Jobs to Supplant 264000 Men
A plan proposed by Van Valkenburgh would hire 264000 workers to produce goods that would be displaced by beer trade shifts. The initiative envisions replacing current labor with new manufacturing output to offset industry losses.
Prohibition Debate Panels Repeal Impact on Federal Power
The speaker warned that repealing the 18th Amendment would strip the federal government of police power to curb the saloon, leaving it to states to decide. He argued repeal would hurt the Democratic party’s reputation and claimed prohibition increased national wealth, reducing liquor control from 65 to 9 percent of sales. He praised President Hoover as a great wartime leader.
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Turing
Hoover
White House
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Greepener
Masonic Temple
Berrendo Womans Club
Esther Seaverns
John Bragg Beers
Charles Francis Beeson
Betty Beeson
Presbyterian Mission
Hayslip Leader
M. M. Holt
Presbyterian School of Missions
Westminster Hall
the Womans Club
Club
James D. Shinkle Speaker
State Teachers Convention
Friendship Club of
Rebekahs
Cora Ray
R. E. Morris
Daughters of American Revolution
J. P. White Building
Presidents Ball
Presbyterian Food
Gross- Miller’s
Malone
Maxine Blackmar
Nancy Elizey
Patricia Mitchell
Marjorie Wherrett
Dorothy Lancaster
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Ann Askren
Jane Lewis
Edith French
J. H. Dustin
J. S. Dusin
W. T. Joyner
L. T. Lewis
Milton H. McMahen
E. E B. Patterson
M. W. Hode
T. J. Hall
Jay White
G H. Lockenson
Harold B. Smith
C. L. Bynum
R. W. Mitchell
J. P. Williams
B. B. Ginsberg
Hostess
Christian Churey
Christian Church
Burton C. Mossman
West Seventh Street
Mosman Gardens
Janet Lee Feher
Mmes. C
Huff
B. B. Wilson
W. H. Jodes
James Duthie
A. D. Jane Frank Talmage
W. T. Neeley
George S. Forbes
Chas. S. Dobbs
B. Rogers
W. H. Hortenstein
J. Q. Cummins
J. Gray
E. G. Minton
A F. Madison
George Washington
Will Purdy
C. E. Lannom
Omni
Olks
Roswell
Womans Church
Womans Club
James D. Shinkle
Roswell High School
the .Cesbyterian Aid Society
Gross-Miller’s
R. L. Matoneuilding
Sberg’s
Niver Carden
C. M. de Bremond
Mrs. Lowry Hagerman
Armijo Ranch
de Bremond
Lemp
Florence Davis-Porter
Edward French
Baynard Malone
George French
Jean McCandless
Barbara Lane
Mary Williams
Catherine Joyner
Frances Tucker
Nel Louise Kinney
Joyce San
Washington Avenue
Mother Hallowe’en
Parent-Teacher Association
Pards
Tommy Adams
Messrs
Mmes. I. E. Dunn
Charles Pfeiffer
T. A. Sacra
Frank Marks
Mr. R. W. Kisker
David Dunn
Lloyd Taylor
Tommie Fowler
Ted Townsend
J. L. Williams
Chester Hunter
Tom Sellman
John Raymond
Vernon Rose
Barney Hall
Lebron Bea
Margaret Young
Frances Jewett
Jean Amonett
Mary Katherine Waller
Elizabeth Lyon
Margaret Elliot
Mary Louise Mitchell
Marjorie White
Sara Whatley
Marion Sanders
Irene Fuller
Mary Alice Pritchard
Mabel Johnson
R. C. Brown
Wee Folks School
Doris
Bettina Bedwell
Green Lantern
Ry Antoinette Donnelly
Hamiltons
Chas. H. Latz
Cash & Carry
Keeley Or Liquor Care
Dolores
del Rio
Shores of
Hawaii
Joel M‘crea
John Halliday
Creighton Chaney
Richard’ Skeets
Gallagher
Bert Roach
Princess
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