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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
An ad showcases intimate apparel including flesh colored silk step ins combinations princess slips and night gowns at affordable prices. It offers clingy sheer cottons in flesh or white with separate vests pants or unions and varied knee or bell bottom styles in multiple sizes. Also promotes old Black Cat hosiery long wearing No 895 priced at 2.00 per pair in black white and colors.
Local residents and visitors are listed with long chains of neighbors and relatives visiting homes in Noblesville, Indianapolis, Tipton, Cicero, Arcadia, Greenfield, and Frankfort. The notes mention dinners, Decoration Day gatherings, weekend visits, and nieces nephews across many families including Jessups, Rigbys, Linton, Burns, Kerchevals, and Waitts.
The K. V. Elliott unit of the Legion Auxiliary met June 4 in Legion rooms to celebrate a successful poppy sale. One thousand two hundred fifty poppies were sold for 68.75 dollars to fund a memorial for soldiers’ graves in France. Next meeting is June 18 in Legion rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox relocate to Logansport this week after he accepts a job with a typewriter exchange. H. A. Burress, who recently bought the Cox home on East Fifth Street, will move in after redecorating. The Eastern Star ladies held a farewell reception for Mrs. Cox Tuesday night with about twenty attending the pitch-in supper.
The FE Q K Club was entertained with a one oclock luncheon Tuesday at the J A Branson home.
The Methodist church dismisses Sunday services with a sermon on The Gospel for the Twentieth Century in the morning and a Children’s Day program at 7 30 p m featuring recitations songs and a short play The Secret Whispered To Children with named participants across age groups and families.
The annual Children’s Day will be celebrated Sunday morning at the Bible school hour. A pageant titled OUT OF THE BIBLE will be presented. The event emphasizes providing equal opportunities for all children worldwide and asks attendees to place an offering on the altar of Christian service for distant lands.
Members of the cabinet attended a sub district rally in Tipton Tuesday night. Miss Lora Weaver will lead devotional services Sunday evening at 6 45. Next Friday at 8 the League and friends will hold a weinie roast and pep social at W E Woods home. If rain again interferes the social moves to the church basement.
Mrs. Phil Hare hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon June 1 for Mrs. Eber A. Teter formerly Ruth Goff. Assisted by sister Mrs. Ralph Baker, pink and white decorations and refreshments set a bridal mood. Mrs. Teter received many useful gifts presented in a pink white basket.
Margaret Stephenson spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs John Duchemin. Claud Southard and wife of Chicago and Ralph Southard and wife spent Sunday with J W Southard and wife. Sale opens Tuesday June 12 at 9 A M in the church basement.
Virgil Eikenberry, formerly a local high school teacher, will be principal of both the Lebanon Junior and Senior high schools next year. The Junior high is a new Lebanon system arrangement, and his post will be highly responsible.
The Tourist Club marked its last meeting of the year with a Guest Day at Mrs. A Newby s home. About fifty five members attended including Mrs A S Rowe of Indianapolis Mrs Chas Carter and Miss Lois Teal of Arcadia and Mrs Funk. The program featured two playlets The Child In the House and When Love is Young plus songs by Mrs Jewel White and Mrs Coultre. Refreshments matched the thermometer and favors were colored sweet peas.
The Symposium club has elected President Mrs. Fred McDonald Vice President Mrs. L. A. Waitt Secretary Mrs. Ralph Baker Treasurer Mrs. B. H. Hoffman Press Corres Mrs. C. L. Kercheval продолж
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