Recital at Pantheon Theatre and Mooseheart Ball Planned
Miss Helen, Irwin White, and George McCormick traveled to Vincennes on Thursday evening for a recital by Professor Paul Sebri pupils at the Pantheon theatre. A Mooseheart Legion masterade ball is set for Moose Hall this evening with refreshments for the public.
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Helen
Irwin White
George McCormick
Vincennes
Paul Sebri
Pantheon Theatre
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Thanksgiving Fair at St. John's Leogootee Preparations
Preliminary preparations are under way for the annual Thanksgiving fair to be held at St. John's school hall in Leogootee. A Thanksgiving dinner will be served to the public, as in past years.
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St. John’s School Hall
Leogootee
Masquerade Party at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Sunday social hosts a masquerade party in the church basement this evening. Ladies bring pumpkin pies and attendees are asked to come in masks. A prize will be awarded for the best mask and the public is invited.
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United Brethren
Fil Baptist Men to Visit Vincennes for Union Hrotherhood
The Men's Bible class of the Fil Baptist church will motor to Vincennes this evening to participate in the Union Brotherhood meeting. A chicken supper will be served and several speakers are on the program for the event. The Islander afternoon Bridge club entertained husbands with a dinner bridge party at Mrs Paul Sun Homes Main street. High scores went to George Cavanaugh and Sai A Boyd. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sanford Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fil Baptist Church
Union ‘ Rolation Brotherhood
Islane Leternoon Bridge Club
Paul Sun Ho
Mest
George Cavanaugh
Sai A Boyd
Sanford . Palmer
Masquerade Quadrille Dance at Moose Hall
Masquerade quadrille dance scheduled for Saturday night October 31 at the Moose hall. Invitations extended to attendees. Event organized by First Ward market committee for St. Simon's parish. Activities include market at Union Building and Lot Office, east Fourth and Main streets. Bridge Club hosts three-table afternoon session at Mrs Walter Beent’s Hat Avenue home with Mrs Sains and Mrs Margaret Cable Smith as guests. Mrs Boyd wins score prize. refreshments served.
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Moose Hall
Sme
St. Simon's Parish
Union Building & Loat
East Fourth
Main Streets
Bridge Club
Walter Be
Hat Avenue
Sains
Margaret Cabel Smith
Boyd
Masquerade Ball Hosted by Rebekah Lodge Ladies
The Rebekah lodge members enjoyed their annual Halloween celebration at the Ode Fellows home on Thursday with about ninety attendees.
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Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Ode ‘Ellows
Dinner Bridge Party at Mrs McDarah Home
Mrs E H McDarah hosted a three table dinner bridge party at her northwest home on Thursday evening with guests including Mrs Dinanecces and Mrs Claude Gilliatt of Be.
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E. H. McDarah
Northwest
Walter Good
Dinanecces
Claude Gilliatt
Defeat It All Bran Kellogg’s Doctors Recommend
Back from the intestine, into constipation poisons to torment. Venomous backwash can wreck earth and ruin your appearance with pimples sallow skin hollow circles under eyes. Don’t neglect it. Defeat It Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. Doctors recommend Kellogg's because
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Evening society notes feature play and apple contest
A local gathering featured the play Smith's Remains performed by hedge members and an apple contest won by Homer Hopewell. Refreshments of pie gingerbread and cakes with coffee were served. Pirates of tard Sew and St Simon's church circles met for quilting and sewing at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Godwin
Summers
Bam Smith
Hedge
Homer Hopewell
St. Simon's Church
Charles Bassett
Portersville Road
Alpertens
Cen
Children Mask Party At First Methodist Church
Children from the King s Heralds and Little Hight Bearers of the First Methodist Episcopal church will enjoy a mask party tomorrow afternoon at 2 40 o clock at the church. All children under 14 are invited to come.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Church
Miss Gutsch Entertains at Halloween Party
Miss Gutsch hosted a Halloween gathering at her Maysville Road home last evening. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with a late hour refreshment of indy na apples. Attendees included Mary Jean Trueblood Palmer Dane Padgett Ruby Jugan Letta Cromwell Mary Louise Nat Moore Hazel Hunter Hill Harris Henry Gill Hob Funerson Jack Creager Abe Sullivan Ray Donaldson Pren nehite Oliver Ward and Bob NcIntosh. The Dramatic Dance Big Success featured audience participation and party favors such as hats whistles rattlers and confetti.
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Miss Gutsch
Misa Audrey
Gutsch
Aith
Hallowe’ En Harty
Therr
Maysville Road
Ae Gutsch
Mary Jean
Trueblood
Atic ‘Palmer
Dane Padgett
Ruby ‘Jugan
Letta Cromwell
Mary Louise
Nat Moore
Hazel Hunter
E Hostess
Hill Harris
Henry ‘Gill
Hob FuNerton
Jack Creager
Abe Sullivan
Ray, Donaldson
Prené Nehite
Oliver Ward
Bob Nc Intorsh
Gala event marked by elegant hall and fine attendance
The gala scene transformed the hall into a delightful setting with about thirty five couples present. Much of the success is credited to the entertainment committee and helpers in decorating. Committee members included Miss Fern Kidwell Ida Patterson Joe Williams and Estel Clark.
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Missey
Fern Kidwell
Ida Patterson
Joe Williams
Estel Clark
Jernice Pride Hosts Eerie Masquerade Party
A masquerade event at Jernice Pride hosted wing guests Misses Renae Viola Harris Margaret Giltner Esta W mie L ies Johnson Olive Morris Margie Nolley Emma Fowler Margie Pride Mildred Smith and Billrupp Joe pone Bert Barker Bolf Montgomery Hugh Mc Stanton Newton eltanley iendon Haynes Richard Foust id Bud Clements attended the Eve The hostess led the gathering with a festive ovine theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jernice Pride
Tfursday
Renae Viola Harris
Margaret Giltner
Mie
Lies Johnson
Olive Morris
Margie
Nolley
Emma
Fowler
Margie Pride
Mildred Smith
Billrupp
Joe Pone
Bert Barker
Bolf Montgomery
Hugh McStanton Newton
Eltanley Iendon Haynes
Richard Foust
Bud” Clements
Ovine
Halloween Night At School Party Yields Prizes
Lillian Burris and others awarded prizes including Florence Shey Ruth Morgan for a guessing game and Miss Walters for a impersonated gypsy. The event featured contests and Halloween stunts with a holloween balloon race and a ghost skeleton prize.
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Florence
Ruth Morgan
Birthday Surprise for Henry Isom at Surprise Party
Henry Isom walked into his house to a surprise birthday party last night hosted by masked friends. Awards went to Mrs. Clarence Marshall for best masked, Elza Johnson for most comical, and Mrs. Wm Grigsby for longest masked. Refreshments served to numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Grigsby and other local couples and guests from Lyons Louisville and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Isom
Clarence Marshall
Elza
Johnson
Grigsby
William Grigsby
Charles. Colbert
Frank. Esteal
Albert. Bledsoe
Clyde Saunders
KR. M. Majors
Marie Jones
Virgil Nichols
Sidney, Green
Elza Johnson
Dell Wiginginton
Lyons
Etta Young
Peake
Louisville
Chainey ‘Langford
Chicago
Miss Himburg Hostess Halloween Party Recalls Festive Evening
Miss Freda Himburg entertained Thursday with a Halloween party at her home. Black cats and witches decor delighted guests. Prizes went to Herman Himburg Scott Edwards and Nellie Raymann. Refreshments included pumpkin pie coffee and apples for Theresa Meade Josephine Dosch Nellie Raymann O Yarbrough Doris Kinneman Ray Cross Leroy Tolbert Allan Raymann and others. Mr and Mrs Herman Himburg Mr and Mrs Aloysius Smith Mr and Mrs George Smith Mrs Susie Martin of Springfield Ill and W C McDaniels attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Himburg
Freda Himburg
Herman Himburg
Scott Edwards
Nellie Raymann
Theresa Meade
Josephine Dosch
O' Yarbrough
Doris Kinneman
Ray Cross
Leroy Tolbert
Allan Raymann
Willam Nof
James Yarbrough
Herman
Himburg
Aloysius. Smith
George Smith
Susie Martin
Springfield
Ill
W. C. McDaniels
Halloween Party Hosts Share Festive Evening
Joint hostesses Mrs. Ray Rutherford and Mrs. C. C. Bruce throw a masquerade evening at Rutherford's west Walnut Street home. Guests enjoy games music and a prize for the last guesser. Refreshments include sandwiches pumpkin pie and nuts amid Halloween decor.
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Ray Rutherford
C. C. Bruce
West Walnut Street
Hallowe’en
Oral Chancer
Car Riley
Betty Jean
Hart
Ray
Dean Edward
Ebrett Boardman
Arthur
Oral Chandler
Ralph
O. C. Brice
Viola Jane
Jennie Riley
Ed Streeter
Ray Rutherton
Alice ‘Favors of
Masquerade Party Honors Miss Marjorie Queen
Miss Marjorie Queen won best masked at a masquerade hosted by Misses Marjorie and Elecibr Her lihy on W Walnuts Street Thursday evening. Contests honored Camilla Jones and Helena McCann. Refreshments included cake apples candy and served to numerous guests including Mary Seal Stella OConnor Elizabeth Kidwell Marie Maloy Virginia OHomann Aileen Larrick Edna Whertz Rosemary Mitchler Mildred Reister Helen Borders Mary Walsh Clara Queen Jerine Odum Bernice Krempp Loraine Krempp Jane reager Mary Catherine Alock Phyllis Person Alice Oreager Helena is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Elecibr Herlihy
W. Walnuts Street
Marjorie Queen
Camilla ' Jones
Helena’ “McCann
Mary Seal
Marentet Seal
Stella O'Connor
Elizabeth Kidwell
Marie Maloy
Virginia O ‘Homann
Aileen Larrick
Edna Whertz
Rosemary Mitchler
Mildred Reister
Helen Borders
Mary Walsh
Clara Queen
Jerine Odum
Bernice Krempp
Loraine Krempp
Jane Reager
Mary Catherine
Alock
Phyllis” @erson
Alice’ Oreager
Helena Is
Wesley Memorial church Halloween party delights attendees
The Ilathea and Young Men's classes at Wesley Memorial church hosted a Halloween masquerade with games and stunts. Guests enjoyed sandwiches, pumpkin pie, and hot chocolate. Prizes went to Waive Eyer, Mr. Smith, and Homer Evett for best masks as many from the organization partook in the evening’s fun.
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Wesley Me
Ilathea
Wesley Memorial Church
W. Masquerade
Hallowe
Mr. Smith
Homer Evett
Acs Ad Org
Local social notes from Vinéennee and St Louis visit
The fragmentary society item lists Mr and Mrs Ar anddo, Mrs Clifford ae fo I Vance, and Mrs Josephine Rafe visiting Vinéennee on business. Elaine Develop of St Louis is in the city, with John Walshes and other area residents mentioned in the garbled notes.
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Nut Street
And
Ardndo
Clifford
Fo I. Vance
Josephine Rafe
Vinéennee
Elaine Develop
St. Loui
Newsa
John Walshes
Lamp on Trial Promises Clean Safe Light Upgrade
An inventor from Chicago offers a new oil lamp claimed to outperform gas lamps with lower odor and smoke. The lamp, tested by leading universities, is said to burn quietly, run on 6 percent petroleum distillate, and provide clean air. J N ____ of Lake Street invites initial users to try it with potential earnings through a promotional agency.
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Baden
Univer
J. N
Lake St
Chicago
Old fashioned views on romance spark debate over modern courting
Dorothy Dix argues that younger people today shun home life and marriage, preferring nightlife and casual dating. She contrasts past courtship rituals with current habits, praising home as a setting for romance and noting how mobility and expenditures deter serious relationships. She suggests women cook and host at home to foster lasting bonds.
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