First Christian Church to Build West End Center in St Louis
The First Christian Church in St Louis plans a two story facility with a roof garden free medical and dental clinics a night school a library a swimming pool and gymnasium to attract the public. The building estimated at about 75000 dollars will resemble a moving picture theater if approved by Rev John Bradt. The project aims to invite a congregation rather than compel religion.
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St. Louis
First Christian Church
John *. Bradt
Social Notes and Weddings Include Local Teas and A New Marriage
At home in the evening the Cunninghams host Blue Bonnet Card Club at 121 Wickes Street. Epworth League City Union 3 meets at 8 p m at Travis Park Methodist Church. Alamo Heights Mothers Club hosts a golden times concert at 8 30 p m at the school. Mrs P F Lorlo hosts a small informal tea this afternoon in the Menger. Mr and Mrs J H Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Deermont to Charles Dromgoole solemnized Wednesday at the Evangelical Church with Rev Johnston officiating. couple to reside at 310 Keller Street after March 15. Roy Miller of Toronto and Mrs Miller, guests at the St Anthony Hotel, depart for California before returning to Canada. Mrs John Taylor leaves for Milwaukee after weeks at the St Anthony. Mrs George C Bichlitz hosts an afternoon at the Menger in honor of Mrs Robert Culberson of Houston, guest of Mrs Albert Devine. Miss Keen of Philadelphia tea host with E B Chandler Arthur Chandler J E Lockwood Charles G Treat Joseph Treat Keeran and Miss Dorflinger as guests. Master Alfred Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs Cole Y Bailey, marked his fourth birthday with a local afternoon party.
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J. H. Johnson
Helen Deermont
Charles Dromgoole
Evangelical Church
Mr. Johnston
Roy Miller
Toronto
Cana
St. Anthony
California
Canada
Miller
Mary Chiles
Cotulla
Miss Keen
Philadelphia
Menger Hotel
Mesdames
E. B. Chandler
Arthur Chandler
J. E. Lockwood
Charles G. Treat
Joseph Treat
Keeran
Miss Dorflinger
Young friends enjoy matinee and dinner party at Plaza
After a matinee at the Plaza a group of young friends rode to an automobile outing and ended the evening with a dinner at the parents home. Mrs Clifford Edwards and her daughter Thelma have gone to Yokum and will return with Mrs Eugene Edmondson and baby after a week's visit. Mr and Mrs J C Medlin arrived from Birmingham where they recently wed. Mrs Medlin is Opal Kidd of Birmingham. They reside at 1005 South Mesquite.
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Plaza
Clifford Edwards
Thelma
Yoakum
Eugene Edmondson
Baby
J. C. Medlin
Birmingham
Ala
Herbert A
Dean
Women and Club Activities Gather for Meetings and Sales
The Children of the American Revolution plan a 2 30 oclock meeting with Miss Lorena Robertson at 601 Hays street. The Young Ladies Aid Society holds a cake and pie sale at Wagner's drug store tomorrow morning and afternoon. Government Hill Literary Club met at Mrs. Alling's home with papers by Miss Lucile Wilson and Mrs. Frederick Bowen. The West End Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society hosts a Mexican supper from 6 to 10 tonight. The Silver Leaf Club meets at 8 tonight at Ruby Shannon's home, 809 Avenue D.
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Children of the American Revolution
Lorena Robertson
Hays Street
Young Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Wagner's
Government Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
West End
Byterian Church
Silver Leaf Club
Today's Beauty Recipes by Mme. D'Mille
A home beauty guide touts remedies for chapped skin pimples eczema and skin eruptions with Mother’s Salve and Shampoo. It also covers a Vaucaire syrup to plump the figure a facial toner with maganese or mag tone powder and methods to grow eyebrows lashes and remove facial hair using pyroxin and delatone.
Gould Children Show 3 Happy Marriages and 3 Stormy Affairs
The Kansas City Journal notes all six Gould siblings have married. George and Edwin had stable matches, Howard faced consent issues, and Frank, Anna, and Helen saw varied outcomes including actress spouses and notable divorces. The six nuptials yield a 3 to 3 balance of contentment versus trouble.
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Gould
Kansas City Journal
Helen
Edwin
George
Helen Gould
Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon
Edwin Gould
Saran Cantine Shrady
New York
Family Council
Howard Gould
Odette Tyler
Howard
Katherine Clemmons
Clemmons
Frank J. Gould
Helen M. Kelly
Kelly
Edith
Anna
Anna Gould
Do You Stutter Learn From Dr Moore in San Antonio
A brief column offers guidance on stuttering cures by consulting Dr J Harvey Moore, an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist at 204 Gunter Office Building in San Antonio. It prompts readers to read the want column for more details about the Indian context.
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J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office Building
San Antonio
State Highway Association leaders head to Federal State Aid Congress
J. W. Warren president of the State Highway Association and D. E. Colp secretary of the Chamber of Commerce highway division travel to Washington D C as delegates for the chamber. The March 5 and 6 congress will discuss federal aid for state highway construction and potential nationwide system linking state capitals. En route they will attend the American Congress of Good Roads in Chicago. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad claims to cure dyspepsia and strengthen digestion.
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J. W. Warren
State Highway Association
D. E. Colp
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Federal State Aid Congress
Washington
Messrs, Colp and
Warren
Chicago
American Congress of Good Roads
Interest in Coliseum Promoters Eye San Antonio Project
San Antonio businessmen show interest in the Coliseum League plan to build a coliseum on property north of Martin Street. The $25,000 option to purchase expires in 90 days, with promoters confident funds will be raised 30 or more days before the option ends. New subscribers include Dr L L Shropshire, N L Petrich, W A Petty, G H Holmgreen, E Holmgreen, J H Gallagher and G A Stillson.
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San Antonio
Coliseum League
Martin Street
Dr. L. L. Shropshire
N. L. Petrich
W. A. Petty
G. H. Holmgreen
E. Holmgreen
J. H. Gallagher
G. A. Stillson
Dog’s Diamond Joint Stirs Fame For San Francisco Surgeon
A small dog at 608 Golden Gate Avenue awoke from coma and moved its left hind leg, signaling life and hinting at a radical procedure by Dr. Milton Francis Clark. The surgeon reportedly installed a silver ball and socket joint with diamond pivots, a leap beyond prior bone grafts. Charles Drake, an almshouse resident in Monticello, NC, inherited $600,000.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Avenue
Milton Francis Clark
Greece
Clark
Suffrage History in England and Militant Campaigns
A historical overview tracks English women property owners gaining municipal rights since 1869 and the long push for parliamentary suffrage led by Emmeline Pankhurst. It details conciliation efforts under Asquith, repeated bill failures, militant actions, and landmine opposition from Redmond and Irish miners.
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England
Great Britain
Emmeline Pankhurst
Asquith
Churchill
Lloyd George
Decra Lees
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