Miller Anniversary Party At Cedar Community Home
Mr and Mrs Lewis J Miller hosted twenty friends for their first wedding anniversary on a June Thursday. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, a two course luncheon, and a mock wedding. Music on the Pathe and gift wishes followed. Cedar Community club held a June meeting at Mrs John Greens to plan a picnic and continue the club and study program. The Ladies Bible class met at the Presbyterian church for quilting and fellowship with a planned next month gathering. Miss Cecile Cole hosted a lawn party for Presbyterian Sunday school youths with lanterns, games, and refreshments, joined by Miss Mabel Wallace. A Rose Recital by Miss Carolyn Hamilton featured rose decorations and rose-themed songs, with two pupils unable to attend.
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Lewis J. Miller
Pathe
Cedar Community Club
John Green
J. Grant
The
Presbyterian Church
Join McCall
Cecile Cole
Haskins
Presbyterian Sunday School
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Mabel Wallace
Washington
Carolyn Hamilton
Alma
Rose Program Recital Praised by Critics at Church Event
A student recital at First United Presbyterian Church featured numerous performers including Miss Eldridge Helen Harvey Lois Macon and Gwendolyn Long. Critics praised the variety and quality of voices from Davis to Bee Benson with an emphasis on tone and training. A separate class competition between Coulter and McCleery ended in a Coulter victory followed by a group picnic at Main Creek.
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Virgie Griffith
Helen Harvey
Gwendolyn Long
Lois Macon
Gwendolyn Lawe
Bee Benson
Livingston
Dorta Chalmers
Maurine McLaughlin
McCleery
Mike Eldridge
Irene Pierce
Evelyn Eldridge
Nevin Helen Harvey
Stickles
R. L. Livingston
Forster
Cowen
Ward-Stephens
Nichols
Reichart Bee Benson
Tate
H. H. McCleery
MacDowell
Doris Chalmers
Picardy
Willeby
Forster Gwendolen
Lehmann
R. L. Coulter
First United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Coulter
Main Creek
DeBord Specials 162 Acre Farm Near Washington
A 162 acre farm four miles from Washington offers a well kept three room house, large horse barn, a double well, new chicken house and granaries. About 90 acres of corn land with remaining blue grass pasture, on a main road four miles to school, well fenced. Price 385 per acre with terms. See
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Washington
Fox Theatre Installs New $7500 Organ
The Fox Theatre announces arrival of a Cremona pipe organ built for the venue to be installed next week in Washington after delays. The upgrade replaces a smaller organ and will pause matinees until installation completes.
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C. A. Pratt
Fox Theatre
Cremona Pipe Organ Orchestra
Fox
Washington
the Fox
Creamery Ad and Market Scene on the Square
A fragmentary verse describes a morning incident on the square where Galloway's team toppled a Lane truck, scattering coal as an upset wagon rolled away. The piece also promotes Washington Butter at 68 cents and encourages buying cream for butter, and saltonic for stock.
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Galloway
Lane
July 1 Wedding and Society Notes from Croswell
July 1 events in Croswell Michigan feature out of town guests for a wedding on Anderson Avenue. The bride, a Washington high school teacher and veteran of government service, is tied to several local families. A Wallace shack picnic by the Standard Bearer society included stories by Mrs Stutzman, a water frolic, a story hour, and a hospital fund contribution. The Women’s Home Missionary society met in the church chapel with devotional by Hedna Klein and plans to name a room in the new building with Mrs O T Smith, Mrs Kate Wilson and Mrs Anna Anderson.
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Anderson Avenue
Croswell
Michigan
William H. Quail
Kenneth Quail
Mich
Frank Depheide
Palmyra
Emma R. Wright
Washington
Iowa
Charity S. Anderson
David Rees
Venetia
Jane D. Blattenberger
Greensburg
Frank
Standard Bearer Society
Methodist Church
Wallace Shack
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hedna Klein
O. T. Smith
Kate Wilson
Anna Anderson
Des Moines Deaconess Home Funding and Convention Report
A Deaconess Home in Des Moines is to be funded by seven hundred fifty dollars payable over five years. A letter from Miss Ola Southworth was read. Mrs. Henry Bowes reported on the Rock Island District W. H. M. S. convention held in Moline in May. Officers were elected: Mrs. J. E. Kunath president, Mrs. R. E. Brown first vice president, Mrs. J. H. Warren second vice president, Mrs. J. C. Wright third vice president, Miss Veda Stryker recording secretary, Mrs. Henry Bowes corresponding secretary, Mrs. George Brinton treasurer. Department secretaries named: Mrs. Lyta McCulley Mite Box, Mrs. Kemp Hampsher Mother's Jewels, Mrs. H. M. Shaver Systematic Beneficence, Mrs. Lyman Bunce Temperance, Mrs. Julia Cavander Literature, Mrs. Amos White Evangelism. The lesson “The Mountain People” was led by Mrs. Julia Cavander with helpers. They spoke on need and life of the people. Dr. A. W. Crow will visit Corydon tonight for Sunday with relatives.
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Des Moines
Ola Southworth
Henry Bowes
Moline
Rock Island
J. E. Kunath
R. E. Brown
J. H. Warren
J. C. Wright
Veda Stryker
George Brinton
Lyta McCulley
Kemp Hampsher
H. M. Shaver
Lyman Bunce
Julia Cavander
Amos White
Geo. Brinton
Automobile lights upgrading at Brown Auto Body Works
On cellulose shortage we install back curtain lights using bevel plate glass with nickel frames. Some owners are adding pew curtains with plate glass lights. More lights planned for side curtains when supply returns. Phone 290 Blue Line.
Community Organization Notices and Meetings
A sequence of local group announcements including Cyrus Chapter convocation on Monday June 28 with Royal Arch for one team. Young Women and Presbyterian society meetings planned July 1 and July 9 with transport from the church. K of P Esquire ritual on Monday night with electric fans noted for comfort. Washington lodge holds Masters degree for one candidate on Tuesday June 29. Priscilla club meet Tuesday afternoon. Methodist Young Women Home Mission banquet Monday evening at 6:30. A M E Glee Club concert at Lexington church Tuesday June 29 at 8. Admission 50 cents adults, 25 cents children 5 to 10.
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H. T. Carfis
H. P
Young Women's Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
Flora Fleming
Washington Lodge No
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A.M
Chas. Freding
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Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. M. FE. Glee Club
Lexington Church
Too Busy to Weep for Old Days
A Dallas News note observes that a woman raising eight or nine children has little time to dwell on old fashioned southern hospitality, highlighting practical priorities over nostalgia.
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Dallas News
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