Pocahontas Lodge Hosts Weiner Roast and Luncheon
Members of the Pocahontas lodge attended a Wednesday evening weiner roast at Eastside Park after assembling at the Red Men’s hall. The social event was organized by Ella oy Maude and Opal Smith with a luncheon plan featuring art education talks by state officials and invitations to local teachers and dignitaries. An art exhibit accompanied the luncheon, with paintings and garden works by Mrs Walter Spott Perry and other artists, followed by musical numbers and speeches before returning to the church basement for refreshments.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Eastside Park
Ella Oy
Maude
Opal Smith
Red Men's Hall
Lancheon
Yefwood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secong
Petersburg
Loonee
Mite
O'Donnell H
Alvin Padgett
Walter Spott Perry
Adme
Wadsworth Rotary party honors and social notes
A report details a Rotary club gathering with floral arrangements and games like hearts. Surrounding items mention Rev J. Grimes returning from a Presbyterian assembly, church events, and local residents attending meetings, visits, and school plans across the area with multiple names and places cited.
Navy blue frock with shaded silk trim described
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Buying Dresses: The Case For Quantity Over One Gown
Women's dress prices have fallen, with many gown makers producing cheaper models at a fraction of the original cost. Buying several affordable dresses may suit women seeking variety and modernity, while delaying or discarding outdated pieces. Constantly updated styles mean fewer long lasting gowns and more frequent wardrobe refreshes.
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United Press
New York
Poppy Day Remembrance Reflections and Carnations
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Poppy Day Remembrance Verse Readied for All
A short verse urges wearing a poppy to honor a fallen soldier. It notes the soldier as a pride to a mother and a defender for others, invoking the memory of service and sacrifice for the living.
Student Dismissal Notice Incomplete Fragment
Fragmentary sentence notes a student being evaluated or dismissed from an institution, with unclear names or dates. The readable text implies an action regarding removal or evaluation but lacks sufficient details to identify the school person or date involved.
Bingo Party at St Simon Hall This Evening
The public is invited to a bingo party at St Simon hall starting at 8 o’clock tonight. Plans have been made to ensure success and refreshments will be served throughout the evening.
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St. Simon Hall
Community church gathers for bud and fellowship event
A largely attended church gathering featured a faster and sister program with Mrs Harry and Mrs Libbie Haskett performing. Roses and snapdragons adorned the room as members enjoyed the fine program and social time.
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Harry . Aren
Libbie Haskett
Banquet Highlights Senior Week at School Gym
A faculty banquet during senior week featured a program in the gym with Mrs. Rang, Miss Harriett Cook, Hazel Greenwood and Miss Mary Feagain presenting a play The White Elephant. Refreshments followed as guests enjoyed decorated tables and light humor from the faculty and guests.
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Harriett Cook
Hazel Greenwood
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1925 Gradue Ass Members Planned Fishing Trip
Members of the 1925 gradue ass planned an early morning fishing trip to Bag Pond before a day of fun. A farewell party will be held that evening in their honor.
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Orphred by the accommodating ladies Ahead of the trip with glee club and seniors
The text describes a trip organized by a boys glee club and orchestra with senior class leaders and teachers named. A minor mishap near Loogeetee was the only halt, delaying the return until about 2 o'clock in the evening.
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Rey T. O'Hare
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Mabetalph Kramer
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Attending Meeting c J Kidwell Heads to Indiana Grain Millers
C J Kidwell owner of the Kid rit mill departed Wednesday night for Indianapolis to attend the state convention of the Indiana Grain Millers Association for the gathering of industry peers.
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C.j. Kidwell
Kid: Rit. Mill
Indianapolis
Indiana Grain‘ Millers’ Association
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