Pythian Temples Host Evening With Meetings And Shown Events
Mountain City Temple No 5 of Pythian Sisters will entertain tonight at Pythian Hall with Rifesville and Barrackville sisters. A regular meeting includes initiation. Social time and refreshments follow. Miss Phyllia Walker leaves for Colorado Springs tomorrow. Naomi Straight hosted Maceninga Camp Fire Circle games and refreshments at Maple Avenue. Mrs Arch Sandy hosted a personal shower for Miss Talkington ahead of her marriage to Mr Buckey tomorrow with crimson and pink decorations and many guests. Friday picnic planned for Young Ladies Ald Society at MP Temple, with husbands and friends attending. Sonnencraft hosted a Junior Department lawn party at C. E. Hutchinson’s and a reception with games and refreshments. Julia Willis celebrated her tenth birthday with a party at Spring Street home, assisted by Mrs. Nutter. Invitations issued for Country Club entertainment Friday at 4 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haught returned from wedding trip to Eastern Ohio and reside with Mrs Isa Pierpont on Fairmont Avenue. A humorous quip about a modest suitor with a $5,000 annual income closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temples
Mountain City 1
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Rifesville
Barrackville
Walker
Phyllia Walker
Colorado
Naomi Straight
Maceninga Camp
Maple Avenue
Erech
Arch Sandy
Main Street
Mrcs
Amg Talkington
AW. Buckey
Deter
Sandy
Buckey
Carl ‘Springer
Ward Downs
E. L. Lively
AE. Smith
Nettles
Clarksburg
Misses Tilkington
Elizabeth Davis
Madge Barnes
Pearl Jacobs
Beulah Garner
Florence Jong
Natie Boehm
Blanche
Ann Yersary
Julia Wills
C Willis
Spring Street
Mrs. Willis
B.S. Nutter
Ora
Louise Oroline Hess
Katharine Jones
Nia Nutter
Ruth
Mary Feather
Bernice Arnett
Julia Mason
Bert Tripp
Mildred Reed
Mary
Jack Haught
Pierpont
Palnte
Ohio
Isa Pierpont
Fairmont Avenue
Pawnbrokers Bet on the Pledge for Loyalty
A witty quip notes pawnbrokers as the business class that always takes the pledge and keeps to it, with a tongue in cheek question about who are the ones that uphold the vow. The remark sits as a humorous reflection on commerce and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kina
June Bride of Mrs A J D Biddle Jr
Before marriage, Mrs Anshoty J Drexel Giddin Jr was Miss Mary J Duke, favorite niece of James B Duke, multimillionaire tobacco magnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-J- D. Biddle, Jr
Anshoty J. Drexel Giddin, Jr
Mary J. Duke
James B.' Duke
Tobacco
Difference in Fathers in an 18th Century Ball Scene
A dispute at a ball pits sme de Strol daughter of MM Necker against the daughter of M de Guichen, lieutenant general. The Necker side accuses the Guichen party of mourning etiquette preventing dance. A remark on long service versus short, with a tart quip that lasting duty to the king beats fleeting presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Strol
MM Necker
M. de Guichen
Corrine
Tiggs Says He Cannot Warm Up To His Work
Buffle Express reports Tiggs rejects warming up to his tasks claiming they are artificial and unappealing. The remark underscores tension over performance expectations and job satisfaction within the team.
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Tiggs
Buffle Xpress
Genevieve Clark to be America's noted June bride
Genevieve Bennett Clark, daughter of Speaker Champ Clark, will wed J M Thomson of New Orleans on June 30 at the Clark home in Bowling Green Missouri. Thomson, 38, owns the New Orleans Item. Elated Miss Clark, born Fulton Missouri in 1899, has long attracted public interest for her charitable work and debut preparations.
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Esther Hoffman
Bowling Green
Genevieve Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
Fopbler Ittle
Washington
America
J. M. Thomson
New Orleans
Thomson
New Orleans Item
Miss Clark
Baltimore
Fulton
Congress
All America
Mina Clark
Breebyterien
United States
Genevieve
Whitehouse
Panama
Clark
Pike County
Speaker Clark
Metropolia
Nowars
Louisiana
Senate
Jessie Wilson
Sayre
House of Representatives
Charmang
Clarks
Local Personal News and Visits Across Uniontown Morgantown
A long list of local visitors and residents travels and stays with relatives, including births and moves among families in Uniontown Morgantown Mannington and surrounding areas. Names include the Cocaner Conaway Brand Bell McKinney Furbee Randolph Meredith Henry Hoge Welch Kidd Dudley Mestrezat Russell Russell Broomfield Walker Fleming Mitchell Pritchard Cather Day Fisher and others as they visit relocate or host relatives. The column also notes use of old newspapers for box making and packaging material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cocaner
Uniontown
Peter T. Conaway
Stella Meredith
Edna Kidd
Welch
Morgantown
Meredith
Wheeling
F. C. Dudley
Rhea Terrace
Clarence Robinson
Helen
Robert and
Allen
Morgsntown
W. A. Mestrezat
Frances Murphy
Gratton
Ben
Byrne
High Street
Helen Russell
Annié Russell
Thomas Clinton
Beaver Falls
Frank Donaldson
Cheat Neck
J.C. Broomfield
J.C. Nay
Wille
Frankie
Cedar Street
Diamond Street
J. S. Walker
Phyllis
Naomi
Colorado Springs
Walker
Martha Fleming
Barns
Main Street
Jane Ing
Roberta Fleming
Clarksburg
Cecelia Mitchell
Fleming
Benton Mitchell
Daisy
Katheryn Pritchard
Cumberland
Thomas R. Cather
Winchester
W. T. Menear
Madison Street
Walter Q. Day
Mannington
W. N. Fisher
Herbert
Parkersburg
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Ald Society
Temple
Wmtion
ZC. Broomfield
Sonnencraft
C. E. Hutchinson
First Baptist Sunday
Evenng
Sonnencroft
J. F. Cole
George Ellsworth Miller
Irmont Country Club
SeuNce Raos En
Mrs AU Biddle
Reyes
Missouri
Genevieve Clark
Kattan
Victrolas
Victor
Oliver Twist
Kayser
Waldemar
Spec Guy
A. B. Scott &Co. Ievelers
Mount Drug CO
Court House
City Ice Company
Meredith Street
Manley
Asro
Iceland
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