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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
5
A Telegram feature promotes Parsons-Souders advertising a Dollar Hat Sale with notes on upcoming dates in June. The piece frames reader questions about Parsons-Souder and suggests three ways to engage with the page.
A varied stock offers several types of footwear including plain toe and turn sole house slippers at 2.50 and 3.00, seamless lace shoes in glove kid at 3.00, tan calf blucher oxfords, Par ent Kid colonial style at 4.00, plus white buckskin boots and low cuts for women, misses and children at moderate cost.
Redfern Corsets offers fashionable low bust models in silk and plain coutil and batistes priced from 3.00 to 15.00. Warner's Rust Proof Corsets introduces new low bust models ranging from 1.00 to 3.00.
A reflective line argues that memories of freedom stir genuine people to act and buy, suggesting a universal impulse behind commerce and choice. The speaker links authentic humanity to consumer behavior as a timeless force shaping markets and personal decisions.
A fashion note describes light airy white voile blouses from New York. The garments are lace trimmed with Dutch collars and low neck styles selling for 90 cents each.
A grand hall program lines up a State University semi centennial jubilee dance in the Market Auditorium with a grand march West Virginia and twenty one numbers plus extras. Industrial notes record Miss Marie Billott’s birthday surprise and a large guest list for the Shriner home reception.
Miss Hutchinson and Miss Sfartha Hutchinson of Fairmont hosted guests at a reception with crimson decor and fruit punch in the library. About 125 guests attended though the room arrangements and assisting hosts are named. later, the Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Fogg’s Broad Oaks home, ice cream and cake served. A marriage at Christ Episcopal rectory united Miss Anna Mar Weekly and Mr. W. Dishl, with plans to reside in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Coffman hosted a pink and white afternoon with cards and tea. Mrs. Frank Atterholt to attend Carper Duncan wedding in Temple Moor, Denver, as her mother hosts guests.
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