Miss Bess Duke Honor Party In Sevent Avenue North
Miss Bess Duke leaves for Eugene Oregon as Miss H Bel Deise hosts a cordial bridge evening at Seventh Avenue North residence. Guests enjoy cerise peonies, five tables for bridge, high score won by Miss Mattie McMaster, consolation by Miss Jean Emery, and dancing followed by refreshments.
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Bess Duke
Uelen Visher
Seventh Avenue North
Eugene
Oregon
Cerise Peonies
Mattie McMaster
Jean Emery
Fisher
Ware
Scifley
Tarber
Margaret Seifiey
Marjorie Woods
Mary Virginia Hart
Betty Wilson
Ayleen Booth
Rosemary Cowan
Clara Kail
Baile Ahern
Pauline Ware
Marguerite Harrison
Peggy Wall
Mars Ty: Pinel
Katherine Newman
Audy Brann
Martin McMagler
Jean Minety
Jeroma Krivanek
Social event with pink decor and music at Dickerson home
A meeting and reception this week featured 11 o clock refreshments, pink rose decorations, and dancing to the Waltz four Pierre Orchestra. Mrs. EL Dickerson and Mrs. Bury hosted five bridge tables at the Dickerson residence on Walnut Street with high scores, then a Progressive Surprise Party hosted by Miss Lewis Sholwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebekah
Waltz Four Pierre Orchestra
EL. Dickerson
Bury
Dickerson
Walnut Street
Len Chapin Hield
Jobert Hallen
Charles J. Jones
Lewis Sholwell
Helen Varney
Joseph Severn
Guerney Wilcox
Glenn
Wilcox
Ac Graun
Mrs. Wilcox
Wey
Sherlock
Dee Cream
Personal notices from Shonene to Texas visitors span local events
A jumble of short notes lists visitors and travel from Shonene and Houston to Jarbidge and Lincoln. Mentions include Mrs. French from Houston visiting her brother, O B Carlson and G G Hul on mining business, Miss Margaret Dunlap returning from the University of Nebraska, Mrs. Welty from Cassard, Miss Esther McRoberts from Idaho Wales, Randall Detweiler home from Langley Field VA with the Twentieth photo section, and Clement Streifu mistakenly omitted from St Edwards graduates. Also mentions Mrs Headerh Settle’s appendicitis operation and a Full Gospel meeting at the Bisbee building in Bisbee conducted by Evangelist Stationes of Arkansas with a call to prepare for Jesus’ return.
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Err
Shonene
Bey “Nis
Steahd
Grand Army of the Republic
J. T. Krivanek
Mre
S. B. French
Houston
Texas
Margaret Dunlap
University of Nebraska
D. T. Welty
Cassetard
Lincoln
Neb
Shi
Esther McRoberts
Idaaho Wales
Randall Detweiler
Langtey Field
Twentieth Photo
Army
Clement Streifu
Leo Strelfus
Bisbee Building
Evangelist Stationes of Arkansas
Jesus
Lawser
Churchwomen announce meetings across town
The Women's Council of the Christian church will meet at Mrs. Bandy's home on Walnut Street Thursday afternoon. The Methodist Women's Home Missionary Society gathers in church parlors Thursday afternoon for officer elections, mite box opening, and district convention reports. The Lend-a-Hand Club meets Friday, June 12, with Mrs. A. Alinuu. The Past Noble Grands association meets at Mrs. O. F. Strobeck's home on Third Avenue East Thursday evening, June 11, with members urged to attend.
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Women's Council of the Christian Church
Methodist Women's Home Visionary Society
Noble Grands Association
WIT
O. F Strobeck
Third Avenue East
U S S promises skin relief for boils and eruptions
An advertisement proclaims that U S S will rid you of boils pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. The copy urges readers to try the product for clear skin and mentions quick results and potential affordability. Includes generic claims typical of period ads with no clinical details.
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U.S.S
S.S
Physician views on evolution in Tennessee debate
Dr I Weaver divergences from Times editorial spurred letters from J D Whelan and others. The correspondence argues whether the biology text supports evolution as fact or theory, noting biblical interpretation, scientific evidence, and the need to study biology rather than assert finality. James D Whelan presents the editorial stance and invites readers to compare quotations and critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. I. Weaver
Times
J. P. Whelan
Tennessee
Mr. Whelan
Est
W. W. Keen
Parsons
Joshua
Teinnessee
C. D. Weaver
Mits
Mutual Coal Stockholders Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The Mutual Coal company stockholders will meet tomorrow evening at the Parish Hall at 8 o clock to hear updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Coal
Mutual Coal Company
Old Resident Near Death Praises Mayr Remedy
A 75 year old near death patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief after 10 days without food. He claims jaundice disappeared and appetite returned. The ad asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation from the stomach liver and intestines and promises a refund if not convinced. One dose at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lecture by Director Dent Cham berlain on the plan
Salt Lake City audience invited to hear Director Dent Chamberlain discuss the operating methods of the plan and learn about the system. The talk promises practical insights and wider understanding for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent .Chamberlain
Salt Lake
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H. BE. Deise
C.F. Adams
GF. Gunanette
Ja. M. Lehrbach
Jeefferson Huntlow
W. BP. Bennet Aember
Portlind
Order of Hastarn Star
Masonic Temple
Janette Groom
Edith Clark
Rehon Kichler
Trebekah
G A. R
Husband
Usen
E. M
Vaudeville
Painted Lady
Pathe Welylew
Orpheum Orchestra
Vanéeytlie Prices
Pop Kelly
Pollars
Lend-a-Uand Club
A. Alin
T. F. Physician
Joe-E
Bebeglaniels
Es Tate
Tingeling Entertainment
Kenneth Harlan
T. Roy Barnes
Ralph Graves
Idaho Cinest
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Wonder Horse
Falls Bank& Trust Company
Falls Bank & Trust CO
States
Federal Reserve Bank
Twin Falls
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