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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
6
Church notices urge Gruver and Maple Hill congregations to attend eleven oclock services with a sermon titled We Must three Riyal Chiveh to be Saved. A Ladies League meeting is planned and a Thanksgiving Day bazaar is announced. Walter A. Creason urges charity begins at home and calls for active church work in the community.
A vivid preview highlights the season’s coats in popular fabrics and trims. Shoppers will find well priced selections designed to attract immediate attention and suit diverse tastes with on trend materials and finishes.
The shop promotes a broad Thanksgiving display of red winter fur fashions with many intertwined styles for warmth. Prices are advertised as moderate and even the smallest purse can afford a fur. One half price on any stock and a unrestricted choice of new furs tempt shoppers for day or evening wear.
In the holiday spirit the store extends a cordial invitation to its large following of friends and patrons to inspect stocks of the best ready to wear garments obtainable for the Thanksgiving season.
A festive advertisement promoting a ten percent discount on all table linen napkins toweling and scarfing with a broad assortment highlighted as a benuofal array for customers to choose from.
Public notice urges buyers to consider a ten percent discount as a sound investment for future needs. The brief promotes the deal as financially prudent and time sensitive, highlighting value and potential savings for customers.
A local linen seller promotes its wares for the holiday, promising relief from anxiety as linen vest advances calm with inspected qualities at low prices. The ad notes reliance on linen before price hikes and claims current wholesale prices beat prior rates for severe items.
A letter from a reader urges a businessman who built wealth in Estherville to remain in town and contribute locally rather than using Estherville as a stepping stone. The note cites a 90 cent corn price and a 51 cent price, mentions Geo C. Scutt winning the Eleventh district congressional race by 73 votes over Tom Steele, notes past Steele defeat, and advertises a Christmas ad drive and a Petersburg school concert on December 1. Also lists Wanted W ashings phone number.
Union Baptist Church reports a successful revival with large audiences and several converts. Rev W. R. Robinson, pastor evangelist, planned further sermons in Estherville and January, while a missionary debate at Sunday School and a Union Thanksgiving service at Union Baptist were announced with speakers and schedules.
Two audiences attended last Sunday services as the Twentieth Century class tied with the Loyal Be reany at 48 points in a lively contest. Harry Allen and Miss Gidays Reed were married last Wednesday and will reside on South Eleventh Street. Bible School opens with songs, and Opal Sheuan leads next meeting at 6 30. Ladies Aid holds an all day session Friday at the parsonage for the annual bazaar. Midweek devotional Thursday at the church.
David Giavron returns to the December American Magazine with the first in a series titled Great Possessions. Cima M Schwat outlines a profit sharing system in Py 26.000 Partners. The issue highlights George Bolt’s tale Hawa Great Hotel Man and other diverse pieces by Walter Prichard Farnon and Elina Ferber. The magazine reviews theater pieces, fiction by Eiline Ferber, and serial Cinderela Jane. The piece notes upcoming events and a Thanksgiving sermon at the Baptist church.
The Union Thanksgiving Service will be held Thursday evening November 30 at 7:30 led by Rev. J. S. Coffin. Evening gathering expected to draw larger attendance. other services planned for Sunday with morning worship and Sunday school. Also notes on church events and a community Christmas tree plans.
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