Plainville High School Dinner Honors Team and Coach
Businessmen and mothers in Plainville hosted a 6 o clock dinner in the church basement to honor the high school team. Lyle Witsman praised the players and coach LL Taylor for sportsmanship and spirit as Plainville aims to extend its six wins in seven games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Lyle Witsman
Plainville High School
William Weils
Joe Nowling
John Cochran
Rush Smith
Carl Hutchins
Arthur Vowell
Earl Golliger
Lyle Watson
LL. Taylor
Burdette
Dorothy
Marie Vance
Edna Witherspoon
Mildred Foust
Harvey Walls
Harlan Hutchins
E. Smith
William Walls
Harry Vowell
Ella Vowell
Ste Cochran
Floy Clark
Myrtle Burroughs
Emma Machan
T. T.mccann
Irene Risley
Thelma Burroughs
Clara Tetly
Mary Burroughs
Ruth Smith
Va Nowling
Dorothy Weils
Plainville Methodist Bazaar at War Mothers Home
The Methodist ladies of Plainville plan a market and bazaar at the War Mothers' Community home in this city on Saturday December 12. Delicious eats and many fancy work pieces will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Methodist Church of
Plainville
War Mothers
Plainville Market and Bazaar at church basement
The ladies of the Plainville Christian church host an annual market and bazaar in the church basement on Saturday December 12. There will be booths with homemade candy popcorn and tasty foods including oyster soup and hot hamburger at supper. A program is set for 7 30 p m and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Clothing Project Achievement Day Highlights Growth
The Achievement Day program of the Clothing Project, held in the Methodist Church basement, showcased Purdue Extension work in Daviess County led by Mrs. Helen V. McKinley. Over two years, five clubs completed last year’s program and ten this year, with attendance rising from 78 to about 200 and exhibits increasing from 13 garments to about garments and 20 flat pieces.
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Sugarland
H. E. C. Long
Philips
East Side Club
Harold Lett
McKinley
Flaningham
Methodist
Purdue University
Helen V. McKinley
Daviess County
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Decker at 54th Birthday
A surprise party at Basil J Decker and wife’s South Washington home celebrated Mrs Decker’s fifty fourth birthday. Guests included B J Decker Walter Decker Andrew Johnson Austin and family and many neighbors. Mrs Decker received a handsome coat and a luncheon followed by bridge with high score going to Mrs Dwight Risley.
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Basil J. Decker
South Washington
Decker
B J. Decker
Walter Decker
Andrew Johnson
Austin
A and Sons
Alvin and
Walter
Madeline Herrin
Blanche le
Opal Decker
Homer Decker
Basil Decker
Effie Connell
Virginia Gross
Dwight Risley
Green bonnets lead Paris mid winter millinery fashion
New York December dispatch notes Paris influence on winter hats. Green bonnets dominate with bottle jade grass and sea shades in velour and silk fabrics. Small cioche shapes return, brims narrow and rear cut, trims include plumage leather and pins. Coats pair with crepe déchene and tweed, collars minimal to none.
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Paris
Blackbird Breaks Up Services At Church
A Hebrides island church service ended abruptly when a blackbird tapped the windows, entered, and landed on Pastor Rev. William Cameron's head. The bird knocked lamps from the pulpit as Rev. Malcolm Maciver intervened, and the service concluded with a swift benediction. The note adds Washington Irving as the youngest of eleven children and mentions a synthetic cocaine substitute.
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London
Lewis
Hebrides
William Cameron
Parson
Malcolm Maciver
Cameron
Missionary Society Meet At First Christian Church
The Women's Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet Friday at 2 PM at 1302 State Street, home of Mrs. E. E. Meade. Division three will lead the program with Mrs. H. H. Williams in charge. Annual officer elections cap the business session. all members urged to attend.
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Christian Missionary Meeting
Women’s Missionary Society
First Christian Church
E. E. Meade
State Street
H. H. Williams
Marriage License Issued At Vincennes To Ganslin Baldwin
A license was issued at Vincennes to Jay Ganslin a Washington farmer son of James E. Ganslin retired farmer and Miss Cora Baldwin of Washington daughter of John L Baldwin farmer. The couple reside in Washington and will marry locally.
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Vincennes
Jay Ganslin
Washington
James E. Ganslin
Cora Baldwin
John L. Baldwin Farmer
Quiet Parsonage Wedding for Miss Catherine Southerland and Ellis Emmick
Miss Catherine E Southerland and Ellis Emmick were quietly married Wednesday at 4 30 p m at the Second M E Parsonage with Rev C P Hurt officiating They will reside near Maysville for the winter.
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Catherine
E. Southerland
Ellis Emmick
M. E
C. P. Hurt
Maysville
Fourth Ward Sewing Circle Meets Friday at Mrs Fitzpatrick's
The ladies sewing circle of St. Simon's parish in the Fourth Ward will convene Friday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Fitzpatrick on S. E. Second Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Fourth Ward
St. Simon’s Parish
Nicholas Fitzpatrick
S. E. Second _ street
Clios Class Market to be Held at Union Savings & Loan
The Clios Class of the First M. E. church will hold a market Saturday at the Union Savings & Loan Association building located at Fourth and Main streets.
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Clios
M. E. Church
Union Savings & Loan Association
Fourth
Main Streets
Two Table Bridge At Mrs Watters Home On Sixth Street
Two Table Bridge hosted by Mrs Watfter entertained guests Tuesday evening at her home on N. EK. Sixth street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roy Perkins for the high score and to Mrs. Gus Boules for the consolation prize. A delicious refreshment course followed the games.
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Watfter
N. EK. Sixth Street
Roy Perkins
Gus Boules
Luncheon Bridge Club Meets at Hefron Street Home
Mrs. Lou Helphenstine entertained the Luncheon Bridge Club members Wednesday afternoon at her Hefron Street home. The gathering featured bridge games beginning at 4 oclock with light refreshments and socializing among the players.
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Lou Helphenstine
Hefron Street
Doctor condemns harsh laxatives for children
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Alabama, a physician for 47 years, denounces ridged purges for constipated infants and children. He promotes Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective, harmless remedy that establishes lasting bowel movements with once weekly or monthly dosing.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Caldwell
Pocahontas Lodge Elects Officers for Upcoming Year
At Pocahontas lodge annual election Wednesday evening, Trula Bayles Pocahontas, Mrs. Austin Colvin Wenonah, Marian Wilson Prophetess, William Richards Powhatan, Ola Blagrave Keeper of Records, Lucy Mae Jackson Keeper of Wampum, Beulah Richards Collector of Wampum, Mrs. Dora Skeel Trustee. A social next Wednesday features a Christmas tree and a gift exchange limit set at ten cents.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas Lodge
Trula Bayles
Wenonah
Austin Colvin
Marian Wilson
William. Richards
Ola Blagrave
Wampum
Lucy Mae Jackson
Beulah Richards
Dora Skeel
Steele Township PTA Meets In High School Auditorium
The Steele township Parent Teachers Association held a meeting in the high school auditorium on a Wednesday evening. The program featured songs by the Girls Glee Club and Boys quartet, talks on Education and Religion and Literature Our Children Should Read, plus readings by Nellie Harbstreet and Russell Streety and prayers by Rev. John Chambers and Lyle Witsman. Various locals were noted as visiting or shopping in the city during the day.
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Steele Township P. T
Steele’ Township
Parent Teachers’ Association
America
John Chambers
Glee Club
L. E. White
Nellie Harbstreet
James E. Gilley
Washington
Reading
Russell Streety
Lyle Witsman
Party bag described with ribbon folds and satin lining
A party bag sketched here is built from folded ribbons creating a proud puffy look. It includes various makeup and beauty restoratives and is lined with delicate pink satin and rosebuds.
Cretonne and Lace Fashions Highlight Home Wear
Cretonne fabrics dominate home wear with afternoon frocks trimmed insets of black lace and waterfall skirt frills of lace net or chiffon. Black lace frocks feature cretonne flower appliques with metallic threads. Appliques adorn hems sleeves and corsages while cretonne creates a Spanish shawl effect on fringed crepe de chine squares.
Shoplifter Uses Pet Dog To Conceal Loot
Evelyn Lorraine age 28 posing as an actress from Hotel Markwell was sentenced to four months in the workhouse after pleading guilty in Special Sessions. Detected at Lord & Taylor by Stores Mutual Protective Association detectives for stealing a bracelet valued at 7.40 hidden under a Pomeranian used as a shield. Five schoolhouses burn daily in the United States.
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New York
Evelyn Lorraine
Markwell
Lord & Taylor's
Mutual Protective Association
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