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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Advertises slip over night gowns crepe and nainsook trimmed with lace and embroidery with prices from 49 to 98 cents. Features drawers petticoats and princess slips, plus 1500 white sale waists and hundreds of other lingerie items with wide price ranges and yardage deals.
An advertisement lists 50 embroidered robes and various fabrics including flountings long cloth and namsock. Batiste Cambrie fabrics priced at 12c per yard and No 100 grade at 15c.
A June sale item saves patrons hundreds of dollars with discounts on white fabrics and Madras waistings. The ad highlights all white waistings originally 25 cents now 19 cents per yard and notes additional small price cuts across the selection.
Cravannette Shoes present high dressy models noted as cool and soft with comfortable fit priced at four dollars.
Parasol sale lists colors Prim Rose Emerald Green Nell Rose Pongee Linen and White Linen with embroidery. Prices range from 1.50 to 12.50. Misses and children parasols offered at moderate prices.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ad Quinston Methodist church hosted a social at Mrs John W Flanagan s home in Adamston with devotional led by Rev A M Hammond and refreshments. A surprise party for Jean Grant was held at Mr and Mrs Jamie Grant s home in Brond Oaks with music and refreshments. Commencement plans for Leo P Caulfield and a wedding of Mary Elliott to John L Fish were announced. Mrs John P Gandy hosted the Ladies Sewing Club with seating and fancy work followed by refreshments.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a meeting Friday at 3 in the Waldo parlor. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Lyle Smith will host a card party from 3 to 5 on East Malin Street featuring progressive euchre.
Mrs Lizzie Martin state secretary of the Daughters of America announces formation of a council in the city with the ladies auxiliary to the Junior Order United American Mechanics. The meeting is set for 7 50. local officials and members will attend.
The notice urges all applicants and the public to attend a public meeting at Reed hall on Pike street to hear the objects of the order discussed. The Maccabee affair invites Macabees friends and the public to an ice cream social in the Williams building on Second street with music and dancing. The Wilsonburg Ladies Aid Society hosts an ice cream social in Strother's hall at Wilsonburg on Monday evening with everyone invited.
Notice of dissolution after stockholders meeting on October 4 1912 for Mount Clare Gas Company West Virginia. Resolutions include first that the Mount Clare Gas Company be dissolved under its articles and laws, with actions to wind up affairs and discharge obligations.
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