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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
Government figures show manufacturing drives revival while retail lags due to lack of consumer confidence. Advertising is an investment, not expense, and educates the public. merchants who advertise build trust, reduce costs, and support increased production and buying. The public should back advertisers who tell their story openly.
Alma College players will practice at Navin Field in Detroit on Friday June 80 to acclimate for the July 1 exhibition with the Detroit Mature Baseball Federation stars. Coach Campbell plans two sessions, morning and afternoon, to prepare the squad for the crowd and nerves expected at the benefit game for Disabled Veterans of Forein Wars.
A small home ceremony on West End street united Miss Vision Kuhl ma with Mr. Harry Snyder of Flint. Rev. M. W. Duffey of the M. KE. Church officiated. After a light reception, the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside in Flint where the groom holds a good position. Mrs. Snyder has long been prominent in Alma social circles.
Widnesday evening entertainment by the Alm Merchants Bureau drew a large local crowd. The all dance program showcased youthful performers, keeping the audience engaged throughout. Early arrivals enjoyed a free spectacle by "Rub" the trick cyclist, who toured Alan with city approval and a complimentary performance followed by a free will collection.
An informal reception and luncheon was hosted in St. Johns Episcopal Church Guild rooms Friday for Rev. and Mrs. Horton recently from Ontario. Horton is the new rector, selected after a year long effort by a committee to find a successor for Rev. J. Frank Jackson.
Woven skirts in cotton wool or silk showcase fringe and varied trims. Bright colors and bold patterns dominate, with vivid reds greens and yellows featured in vivid options. More white and tailored styles appear, while sweaters shift toward turtlenecks and Savile patterns as warmer weather approaches.
A revival of soutache braid on dresses appears across many garments, with braid sewn along chiffon sleeves creating a transparent yet structured effect. Dark greens and light shades feature braiding at sleeve ends, while French designers like Lanvin showcase intricate all over beaded braiding in accessory designs.
Suggestions on 1700 style days describe a short coat and long coat with red ingete worn over fuller skirts. The piece highlights ornate sleeves and collars, recalling romantic 1700s days. It notes vibrant costumes and affordable accessories like parasols and work bags in cretonne, urging readers to stay connected with world events.
The Crane family drama unfolds at a school dance where Mary Crane, driven by a wish to belong, endures a tense visit from her mother and the split between her parents. Amid cheers and crowd noise, Mary seeks escape in the game, while her father and sister navigate the social expectations and the sorrow of a fractured home.
Neighbors hear talk about youth behavior and virtue in a rural area. Discussion centers on morality, social expectations, and the potential for public scrutiny of a local family as neighbors speculate about conduct and motives.
A puzzled note on Becky Sharp’s supposed residence contrasts the novel’s Beakey Sharp setting with a real street scene. The discussion cites Thackeray characters and locations, mentioning Carah Street and Shepherd Market as points of reference while noting confusion over a landmark’s identity.
The piece debates whether art should serve money or teaching. It argues many neglect art’s core aims to pursue commercial or worldly approval. It suggests young artists need inner purpose and audience understanding to express themselves while still earning support.
A merchant notes the importance of timely supply and high standards. The piece argues for meeting customer needs, stressing that diligent service and reliable delivery define a strong business reputation.
Victor Crittenden, captain of Alma College’s 1922 M I A A champion baseball team, spent hours in the city en route to Marquette to vote for the Marquette City team this summer. He plans to retire next week and will attend Navin Field for a benefit game on Saturday July 1 for disabled soldiers, where Alma College will meet the Lot refit Amateur Baseball Federation. "'Pronsides" and others will attend the northern Michigan normal summer session in the Pricon City.
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