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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
15
June sale features crepe gowns and slips in pink blue and white with lace and embroidery details. includes 54 inch gowns sizes 16 to 26, corset covers drawers petticoats and combination sets, prices from 10c to 2.49 with many 0c to 79c values. dozens of embroidered pillow casesAlso offers varied sale items like gowns corset covers and petticoats with decorative edges and beading.
A crowded cultural page details a student recital with Miss Mary Rochelle praised for originality and ability. Social items note Miss Lovien Kean’s upcoming departure for Cum laude, a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting, a birthday party for Georgia Flory, and plans for the Women’s Exchange to aid church work. Other items cover a Pleasant Outing at Barnett’s Grove, a motor car party from Punxsutawney, and marriages of Carl Garrett with Ethel Taylor and Myrtle Giver with Karl Garrett, plus Mrs Goppert hosting a euchre lunch.
Mrs. PA Kraus of Gallipolia Ohio visits her sister Mrs. Sherman T Jacox at her home on Lee Street. Ward J White from Parkersburg arrives from Weston to transact business. P D Curly of Redwood visits Waldo Street. IE B Townsend is here en route from Spen ter On business.
W J Austin of Parkersburg a city business visitor Mr and Mrs J Pully of Sutton visiting in the city H P French from Grat ton on business B G Brake here Tuesday from Jane Lew Miss Blanche Crummitt visiting friends in Cincinnati T E Bardin from Parkers irs John Aman of Jane Transided business here Tuesday O J Prunty from West njon Mr and Mrs G W Kemper of Sistersville visiting Airs Benjamin R Blackford and daughter Miss Cleanor of Parkersburg guests of Col and Mrs Henry Haymond en route ame from Washington where Miss Blackford was stalluated Tuesday at the Maderra School Miss Alice Alfies and daughter Miss Prancis returned from Washington where they spent that Whter at the Bristol School and Miss Miles graduated on Wemenday Tevaning Mrson Arter Fisher of Pittsburg guest of Mrs James J Duncan returned home this morn ing Mr and Mrs James B Taney Ivy of Wheellis guests of Mr and Mrs Camden Sommers returned home today accompanied by Miss Marlo Fursell Miss Mune and Georgia Farret Who Were queers of Miss Laura Wilson at Fairmont Wave arrived home Miss Jean McCannsy returned to her home at West Union Mrs We He Virgte visiting reta ves in Maine
C B Wildreth of Wallace visited the city on Tuesday in what appears to be a routine local excursion.
A Mrs Eula Mae Reid of Hines Alabama testifies Cardus, a woman’s tonic, eased her many complaints. She says prior to Cardus she suffered indigestion headaches and fatigue, but after using it she eats well, digests properly, gained weight and feels stronger. The ad asserts Cardus helps many similar cases and urges readers to get a bottle from their druggist.
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