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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
5
Parsons-Souders promotes Kimona Week with 324 discounted shoes in six lots. Infants slippers to women's oxfords and pumps reduced from 50c to 139c, 69c, or 99c depending on style. Some items move to a new Dry Goods Store basement sale.
The Slay Mistrict Sunday School Association plans a session at the Shinnston Christian church tomorrow. The program includes songs, prayers, addresses by Rev. Jesse I. Jones and others, superintendent remarks, roll call with scriptural quotations, and discussions on improving Sunday School work and mission involvement.
The program lists a 2:50 session on Cradle Route training for service and a 4:05 talk on banishing balloons. Speakers include Dr R B Nhtter and William J. 5 with a 3:20 forward on the county convention. Evening events feature a 4:5 long service and an address by Rev. James E. Bird followed by a benediction by Rev A Ham mok6.
A sequence of social events from a church group and area families features the Kings Daughters of the First Methodist church hosting a meeting at Mrs Lloyd P Sauders home with fruit punch and a reading program, plus other neighborhood gatherings at Adams Avenue and Philipp Street. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Whelan and Mr George Wilhelm Norvell, and notices of euchre parties and card evenings hosted by local clubs with invitations issued. A special Interurban trolley car is arranged for a dance at Troclion Park with events and attendees listed.
The Women's Home Missionary Society hosted an Old Fashioned Mite Society on Tuesday evening at the First Methodist Church. The event featured quaint costumes and was described as a decided success with further notes continued on page 3.
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