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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

5

Teachers’ Institute Schedules Tied to Community Church Move

The article covers an urban teachers’ institute opening at Central High School with sessions led by Dr John Beveridge and Mrs Helen Woolley, including round-table discussions on school issues. It also notes a schism at Sixth Presbyterian Church in Brightwood leading to formation of a nonsectarian Community Church at the Beightwood Masonic temple with Rev. Maurice White as minister.

M.S. White Sixth Presbyterian Brightwood Masoniceda Centraligh School Edith B. Athey Department of Music Edwin N.C. Barnes Schopin John H. Beveridge Omaha Neb Servce Helen T. Woolley Merrill-Palmer Betrott Jessie Liasal Teachers College Columbia University Alberta Walker Wilson Normal School Central High School Menior Fiwin Eb, Slosaon Science Service Powel Frank C. Daniel McKinley - Manual Training School Central High Sehogt Mlec Ail Benior Jane Williams Terchera Colmgt Colibia University Venosylvania Fachors Robert L. Jaycock Real Publi Wil Coun Washington Maurice 3. White Sixth Presbyterian Church Beightwood Masonic Temple White Riverside Presbyterian Church New York Wells Whits Community Church Lalen’ Club Thuy Ig Sali

Divorce Orgy Nearing Peak Says Expert Judge Hoffman

Judge Charles W. Hoffman of Cincinnati’s domestic relations court predicts divorce rates may peak soon and then decline as prosperity returns. He cites prohibition’s influence, shifting public attitudes, and better family support as factors, noting the era’s “orgy” of social change is easing. Senator Claude A. Swanson sells his Pittsylvania estate Eldon to brother H. C. Swanson. property a colonial home on 650 rolling acres near Chatham.

Charles W. Hoffman Cincinnati Igsioffman Ana Hoffman Danville Vai Claude A. Swanson Pittsylvania County H. C. Swanson Swanson Eldon Chatham Pittsylvania Senator Swanson Whiltte

New Domino Curlette Liquid Delivers 7 Day Curl

WoHex readers buzz about the new Domino Curlette liquid that curls straight hair in five minutes and lasts a week or more. Apply a little, style, and set for waves or defined curls. Priced at a small amount, available at gilded druggists and department stores including Peoples Drug and Liggett's.

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Main Floor Sale Ad: Children and Women's Wear Friday Only

Readable always chaotic catalog text listing children's gowns and suits, women's hose and silk wear, plus floor furniture and kitchen items. Mentions Friday only discounts on gowns, union suits, knickers, tweed knickers, and various home furniture pieces with prices and item descriptions.

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