21 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
1
Mrs Dotson entertained in compliment to her Chicago guest Mrs Robert Bell with twenty guests. Five tables each had a crystal vase with rosebuds and garden flowers. Mrs Marcus Ware had high score, followed by Mrs H Lamb and Mrs B W Mogel Wach. Guests received a dainty handkerchief as favors.
Highland View members met Wednesday at Mrs D C Jakeway's home for a patriotic program. Roll call featured a notationer on the flag, community singing of the Star Spangled Banner and America, readings by Mrs Marion Morgan and Mrs Albert Thompson, and recitations by Audra and Rosanna Thompson. Flowers adorned the room, refreshments were served, and the club plans a June 29 meeting at Mrs Rudolph Junker’s home, replacing the July date.
Western icon Tom Mix headlines Hello Cheyenne at the Orpheum, portraying a telephone lineman aided by Tony. Filmed in Phoenine Aine for authentic effects, the release promises thrilling stunts and striking natural scenery. Fairy Sinclair Drager notes the film tops Mix's career, with Gabyl Lincoln as the lead actress at St John.
A social gathering was hosted at the home of the former Miss J Hardin on a Tuesday afternoon, with about 30 friends attending a Rose Tea. Guests shared flowers from the garden and enjoyed light refreshments in a modest, intimate setting.
Gilda Gray brings the Nauteh dance to the Tdiho theater in two days in The Devil Dan ver, challenging views of the art as a natural rhythmic body movement. The event features Mrs J N Tyard Sy George Noble presiding at a two course service with piano selections by Mrs Ss H Proctor and accompanist Mrs Dygert Lang. Red roses and silver rose favors highlight the refreshment table setting.
A fragmentary item notes chicken dishes by appointment with a phone contact, showing a narrow readable detail for a local listing. The legibility is limited, but the notice suggests a small service offering meals by scheduled arrangement.
The Rebekah lodge hosted a three course dinner in honor of 31 new members initiated since September. Effie Watkins and committee arranged details. About 125 seats were set at decorated tables. Nettie Wilson Iva Simmons Lady Jacky Lulu Slack and Mester Pierce were initiated during a business session.
Mes. 8 C Wyatt entertained the Hi Lo Bridge club at her home on Third avenue north on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Roy Gardner won high and low score, with refreshments served at a center table. Wyatt was assisted by Mrs Gardner.
Miss Leota Morgan recently back from Kansas City where she taught the past year and soon to marry Harry Guffarit Newkirk was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. BE Crabtree and Mrs. Ralph Alexander. The rooms featured roses and artistic arrangements, creating a festive setting for the afternoon event Tuesday.
A scribblers club session is listed for Thursday noting the absence of president Mrs 0 and indicating no business planned. The fragment mentions relatives and a past tie but lacks clear context or names beyond Ibhel Gray.
The report describes a club gathering where members discussed the submitted work. After the reading and critique, the hostess served refreshments, marking the end of the general discussion period.
Presided at Fourth Avenue North residence by Mr and Mrs Guttery for Walter Ayres and their children Cecil and Pearl of Antioch California and E7 Guttery. Informal dinner for twelve featured a mixed garden flower bouquet. Ayres party and Mrs Guttery were Lebanon Ohio school chums. The Ayres family left this morning to visit friends in southern Idaho.
The Chaucer society was founded in London by Py Furnivall to illuminate the work of the great poet. The group aimed to mediate and open access to Chaucer's writings for the public until 1807.
Walnut trees over ice appeared in the forest primeval along the Ohio and Wabash rivers, describing a prehistoric landscape where tall trees dominated the basin. The image evokes a frozen, expansive woodlands era with towering trunks shaping the terrain.
Notice announces a new real estate office at 230 Main Avenue North Win Falls across from the post office. Seeks listings of farms, city property, sale or rent, and personal property with careful attention from broker B. I. Cutler adv.
A Philadelphia reader Mrs Helen Sedm of Tacony writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills for Constipation made her less tired and more energetic after her second baby. A Terre Haute, Indiana, mother also praises the remedy for weakness and nervousness post childbirth and notes others question letters' authenticity.
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