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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
15
A group of young people gathered at the Union Specific last Thursday to bid Afr and Mrs J W Anderson farewell before their summer work in Beatrice. The event featured a sumptuous dinner and a vanity case given to Mrs Anderson as a parting token amid small talks.
Last Saturday Mrs Golding entertained at luncheon and bridge with five neatly set tables. Yellow decorations and centerpieces accented the rooms as guests enjoyed an agreeable afternoon. Mr Kepler won first prize and Miss Grace McIntosh the second.
Mrs Uptegrove hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Pacific Mouse. Twenty two guests attended with dainty artificial corsage favors in varied hues. Candles matched the corsages creating a soft brilliant effect. Afterward guests went to the hostess’s home where five bridge tables counted prizes: Mrs Dunaway first, Miss Grace McIntosh second, Mrs Witham third.
The Wo man s Club music department held a Tuesday session led by chairwoman Mrs Witham. Mrs Burgess directed the club chorus while Mrs Warren presented an Italy music history paper. Mrs McIleneghan and Miss Exte Burgess performed folk songs and solos, with Mrs Johnson at the piano. The afternoon featured an enjoyable program.
The Kimball Concert featured seventy pieces in new uniforms and drew a large Sidney audience on Monday evening in Kimball. Attendees from here included Mr and Mrs Bonham and thirty band members, Miss Eva Miles and family, Clark Wooldridge and relatives, Mr and Mrs William Winders, and several others.
Bake sale planned by Willing Workers of the Christian Church on the first Saturday monthly with the initial sale at Burgess Music Store on Saturday May 5. Debaters Sidney seek help to beat Alliance. multiple rental and classifieds for hats rooms saxophone lessons piano studio and dental office notes. bake sale at Habler Meat Market on Saturday April 21 referenced.
Scholars debate the nature of the Hanging Gardens noted by Babyloniin scholars Breastea and peers. They argue the gardens were roof gardens atop Terii'vs palaces and dwellings, with Egypt possibly inspiring earlier examples. Ancient Greeks named them wonders yet questioned their actual existence.
A fragmentary item notes a quote from George Herbert about merriment and sociability, then a brief line from the Boston Transcript about a family clothing budget: $10 total, $5 for daughter, $8 for son, $2 for mother, and the father gets his hat brushed.
An advertisement from North Platte Floral Co listing Hardy red roses, climbing roses, spirea, bridal wreaths, time, rhubarb roots, dahlia roots, gladioli bulbs, yansie plants, hardy phlox, and horse radish with prices. Mentions 30,000 gladioli for cut sowers and quotes per dozen prices. Also notes Alliance vs Sidney district championship on April 27 at H. S. Auditorium.
The district championship pits Sidney against Alliance with supporters urged to submit their address with Mr. to help tally votes. Organizers emphasize clear participation and timely submissions ahead of the event.
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