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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23

AL you men folks vino have tired Of cigarettes that
lack snap and go-cigarettes that are ike Eat tires on
the road to smoke>enjoyment-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-05-26

nished by the college, and the banks
In the county have very generously
offered to pay their railroad expense.
The following women will repre-
sent the home demonstration clubs:
Mrs. J.. l.. Sheldon and Mrs. Rayford
Harris, Fair Play; Mrs. G. M. Rob-
inson, South Union; Miss Edith
Duncan, West Union.
The best teachers and demonstra-
tors In the country are secured to
lecture at these short courses, the
best materials possible are secured
to work with, and not only this, but
the social phases Of the short course
are worth much to those attending.
The program for this years course
Is especially worth while, as the
theme of the entire course is to de-
wise means of cutting the high cost
Of living. Some phase Of this stu
pendous task will be taken up each
day.
In addition to the study part Of
the short course there will be some
form Of amusement each c~ening-
moving pictures, parties and enter
tainments OF various kinds. The en-
tire week will be filled with good
things, and the outlook promises tfN
most successful short course ever
held by the home demonstration de-
partment. Ethel l.. Counts,
County Home Dem. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-05-26
The Winthrop Short Course.

The summer short course, given
annually at winthrop College for the
women and girls from the various
home demonstration clubs over the
State, will be held this year June Sd
to 18th. There will be about 500
women and girls at this short course,
coming from every section Of the
State. These m and girls are
awarded scholarships to the short
course on the quality Of work accom-
plished during the past year. Among
these clubs are cooking, sewing, poul-
try and tomato clubs for girls and
home demonstration clubs for wo-
mon.
The girls in oconee county who
are as follows:
Pauline Todd, Walhalla, Rt. Q,
yield Of 1887 pounds Of vegetables;
profit, $49.11.
Ethel Rankin, Tamassee Rt. 8,
yield Of 1,452 pounds; prof $49.52.
Roodie Mae Cleveland, Nestmin-
ster ut. 4, yield LOO pounds; profit
$&G.25.
The other two scholarships were
Won ny Nell Guntharp, West Union,
anu Telton MCGUIRE, Westminster
TT, 2 Who were members OF the poul-
| try club.
The board for these girls is fur
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BonSfoAd from Westminster to Toccoa,
near Horseshoe Bridge, adjoining
tJimsand Will SHELTON, r, IA. Britt,
WIDOW Galloway Davis ct al. Good
chpotabout half mile away; 4-room
5h6use,sss3 stables.
Price. $4,000 per Acre.
8G--37 AORES,S Oconee County.
lying near Fair Play, adjoining j. S.,
lGlymph, T. G.sDurham ct al; 3-room
house,&good 4-stall barn. This is a
pretty piece OF level land and has a
splendid pasture.
Price, $4,000 per Aero.
87----64 7.1OACRES, Oconee Coun-'
Ety, on main road from Cross Roads
to Seneca, adjoining'C. A. Whitfield,
W. S.hDean ct al One 4-room dwell
ing With hall; 2-stall barn with crib;
about 80 aires open, balance an
wood. Price, $4,000 per Acre. ,
38--T-75 ACRES, In Town OF West
minister. on Main street; one 2-story
1O-room house, finished throughout,
and two Broom houses in good con-
ditions This property can be cut into
g or good lots. The large house
alone is worth what we ask for the
whole place. Terms-$6,O00.OO cash
and balance payable in one two or
three years, at Z per cent.
Price, 100000.
80-G3A ACRES, Oconee County,
known as the Ed Sitton place, adjoin-
ing lands Of John Martin, Ernest
jenkins, Tilly ct al. This is good,
strong land, slightly rolling, with or
binary improvements.
Price, $4,000 per Aero.
40-~88 37-1OO ACRES, Anderson
County, on main road from Anderson
to Fair Play, adjoining Cliff Thomas,
Norman O'Neal, Jim Richardson ct
al. About rs acres in CIVILIZATIONS;
good pasture; one Groom dwelling,
'ceiled throughout; 4-stall barn and
several other outbuildings.
y 5: 90 Price, $176.OO per Acre.
4t--85 ACRES, Oconee County,
adjoining lands Of p. S.. Vandiver,
julius Parks, John Sheriff ct al, on
oadffrom South Union to Knox's
Bridge; in sight Of Rock Hill school.
Has 4-room house, partly ceiled, ono
tenant house; 2-stall barn with sheds
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
42--146 ACRES, Oconee County,
about two miles from R%ichland, on
road to West Union; Groom, 2-story
house; 8 tenant houses, all in good
condition; one 8-stall barn. This is a
splendid farm andots IN n Good loca-
,tiop, Price, 2y,500.0 90.
1880 AZORES. aOconee County,
.adioS(nS Mo- AL; on roal from
SRlehUntd TO Walhallas one GoodSsix-
roo.> house, i-stall haru and other
outhL ndings. This As a splendid lit
tie farm; has running water and
wood. Price, 100000 per Acre.
44--111 ACRES, Anderson Coun-
ty, on main road from Anderson to
Fair Play, adjoining j. B.. Glenn, r.
p. Moseley ct al. One 5-room dwell
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the cuwpeas in your corn. Seed are
too high to talk about pleasantly.
Plan to follow some cowpeas with
alfalfa. You must plan ahead for al
falfa. Send in your name to the
county agent now and get your lime
and seed in big lots, comparatively,
to save money. Directions will be
given later.
And plan for the winter legumes
and owe crops next September.
Vetch, crimson clover and burr clo-
YER are too important to overlook.
You must care for your land or
your land will stop caring for you.
Whatever you do, grow hay-AND
GROW MORE HAY!
Mr.. Provost, Bookkeeping expert,
will be with the county agent We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday Of this
week. Any n desiring his help
should notify me at once. Demon
stration in transferring near Pickett
Post Wednesday.
Geo. r. Briggs,
County Agent.
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about one mile below Westminster,
on the gOakway road; ten acres open,
balance in wood; running water. a
Price. $4,000 per Acre, {
$50 ACRES, Oconee County,
on main road from akway to Town
willie, adjoining r. A. Reeves, G.. w.
Holland, Cole ct al. Good 5-roomt
house, 4-stall barn; 8 tenant houses,
one crib. Has plenty of oak and pine
timber; running water.
Price, $12S.OO per Acre.
28-35 4O-1OO ACRES, Oconee
County, on main road from Fair Play
to Anderson, about one mile below
Fair Play; land lies level; has 81
room ceiled house, 4-stall barn: pas
ture with running water.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
27--85 ACRES, Ocpnee County,
adjoining Dave Marett, Paul Marett,
Grover Black ct al; about two miles
above Fair Play. 1t is strong, fresh
land, with plenty Of wood and a good
wired pasture; one 5-room dwelling,
one Broom tenant house, 2 barns.
Price, 1926. 90 per Acre.
28-51 ACRES, Oconee County,
wo miles from Oakway, adjoining
W.. A. Gray, w. N. Bruce ct al; 35.
acres in cultivation; good pasture;
one 4-room house, good outbuild-
ihgs. . Price, $4,000 per Acre,
20-55 ITO ACRES, Oconee Coun-
ty, adjoining No. %; has two Broom
houses and one 4-stall barn. This
place or the one above would make
a nice home for some good colored
man. Price, $4,000 per Acre.
j3O-05 ACRES, Oconee County,
about BIZ miles from Westminster,
adjoining Will Dillworth, Walter AL
exander, Burdett ct al. Has one nve-
room house, now being recovered
and painted; good barn and a lot Of
timber. This place is In about one
mile Of a splendid school.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
31-125 ACRES, Anderson Coun-
ty, adjoining AIS. Farmer, Dewitt
Palmer, Jim Broyles ct al. Ordinary
improvements. This is in a good sec
tion and will be very close to the new
top-soil road. Price, $4,5OO.OO DO. y
32-7a ACRES, oconee County,
4 miles from Seneca, on road to Oak
way; n good 4-room house, 4-stall
barn with wide hall.
Price, 1915. 90 per Acre.
1856 7-1O ACRES, Oconee Coun-
ty, being a part OF the ELIAS Earle
place, adjoining Landy Richey, Wal
Eter Simmons ct al. Has q good four
room house; 3-stall barn With Shot.
ter. Has running water, butp wood.
;s Price, S5,O0u.n0.
34-11O ACRES, Oconee County,
about half mile fro Townville, adj
Joining John Bogge Coon Boggs ct
al. Has one 4-roOm "a and a4-stal1
barn, with sheds. Good pasture, with
timber. Price, $11B.OO per Acre.
35-54 ACRES, Oconee County,
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COUNTY AGENTS
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Grow More Hay.

There has been more hay hauled
FROM the towns Of Oconee county
this year than ever before, according
to remarks heard from all sides. This
Is a very bad condition, and farmers
should plan now to prevent q re-
/; currence next year. Farmers have
also been buying corn, oats and other
feeds to a great extent, which is also
d%eplorable.
Failure to live at home is a sign
that some farmers are on the down
ward path. They Ire stalking too
much faith in cotton They r going
to have to dig up a lot Of sound dol
lars to buy things which they ought
to have raised at home. If, for some
reason, their cotton crop should fail,
where would they be?
And some forget an important BEN
eft. Land-robbing seems to be the
favorite pastime OF many Of our far
mers. Diversifcation Of crops Is alb
solutely essential for the lands sake.
Any one-crop system will run down
land to a state Of poverty And hu-
mus in the soil-mOre vegetable
and heterogeneous matter--is essential
in making land improve, or even
hold it's own
Summer and winter legumeS are
known by the best farmers to be the
best land builders. They gather nj
trogen from the air, and nitrogen Is
one of the most important plant
foods. Why not get your nitrogen
without paying for It? If some one
we're to start giving away nitrate OF
soda, how many would run for It?
Legumes give free nitrogen and also
valuable humus If enough vegetable
matter Is turned under the soil.
I will name some legumes that can
be planted now: Cowpeas, soy beans
and velvet beans. All three arr
planted In corn middles during the
summer by many farmers. At least
one Of these should always be plant.
ed in corn.
For a good hay crop you canno'
20 wrong in planting cowpeas III
sorghum. And be liberal with yoV'i
planting. Don't run short Of Feet
next winter or spring. And plan tt
gather plenty OF seed this year from
Is c-F-TITrS ..-H-F.ls-g LLH.sEL"LNN' EH.. ...
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Benwa are som 81 Ne Choices Fann. noconeea "a Ander.on unu p1o.t
ofthep are small - veil improved.S Psoplss re buying eamy this yar before IN
prne gets too high an If POW arew wise xou VIII pick Ut me Of these before hey

land is on the main road to Ander-
son and Is In a high state OF cultiva-
ton; has a splendid Groom ceiled
house, 6-stall barn, water-works and
a splendid orchard.
Price, $225 90 per Acre.
13-4b ACREs, oconee County,
near Earle's Grove school, adjoining
Duff McAlister, Mrs. Mittie Grant ct
al. This has q good tenant house on
It, wood and running water.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
14-tOO ACRES, Oconee County,
in sight Of Earle's Grove school and
bounded by lands of Berry Ables,
Bud Black, J.. s. Smith ct al, known
as the E.. M. Morgan place. IT has a
good tenant house on 1t, plenty Of
fine timber, and lies we'll.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
15-671 u ACRES, Oconee County,
on main road from Oakway to An
derson via Earle's Grove, adjoining
lands of John Mulligan, M. D. Strib-
ling ct al. Has n Broom house,
new 3-stall barn; about ten acres in
wood, with running water.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
10-a18 ACRES, Cconee County,
Keowee Township, adjoining M. A.
Duncan, ETA. Perry ct al; about two
miles of Salem; n good 4-room
house and 4-stall barn. Easy terms
can be arranged. This Is a good and
strong place, slightly rolling; in a
good community.
Price. s 5,ooo.oo
17A1OsM ACRES, Oconee Coun-
ty, adjoining D. R. Shelor, G. E..
Gambrell ct al; about One mile from
Blue Ridge school; has one Groom
ceiled house, n new 4-room ceiled
house and one small tenant house,
with 2-story, 6-stall barn. About 60
acres open, balance in wood, and pas
ture. Price, $4,000 per Acre.
1S-57 ACRES, In Oconee County,
adjoining lands of Ed Graham, G. w.
Patterson, w. T. Lee ct al. This is
part of the old Wade Bates place;
has one Broom dwelling, new 4-stall
barn with two sheds.
Price, $175.OO per Aero.
1914 ACRES, Oconee County,
on main road from Oakway toEarle's
Grove, about half mile below Oak
way. Splendid Groom ceiled house
and a beautiful oak grove; two ten
ant houses, 20x60 store-room; one
f-Stall anu one b-Stali Darn.
Price, $225.OO per Acre.
2O-47 ACRES, Oconee County,
about half mile from Westminster.
Has one i6-room house and one four
room house and good outbuildings;
splendid pasture.
Price, $175.OO per Acre.
21-183A ACRES, Oconee Coun-
ty, surrounded by lands OF States l..
Hunter, Bryant ct al; two houses,
one good barn; about 70 acres in
cultivation, balance In wood and pas
ture. Price, 10000 per Acre.
22-127 ACRES, Oconee County,
known as tho j. M. Duncan place;
one 5-room dwelling; fairly good out
buildings; about 20 acres in cultiva-
ton, rest in timber; about one mile
Of good graded school.
Price, $500 per Acre.
23-54A ACRES, Oconee County,
about two miles below Westminster.
One splendid 2-story, 8-room dwell
ing, with metal roof, painted; good
10-stall barn; good orchard; small
tenant house and barn; six acres in
hog pasture. as we'll as good cow
pasture. Price, ga 100000
24-19 ACRES, Oconee County,
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ing, one 4-r6om dwelling, 4.stallt
barn. About one-half this land open,
and balance in timber.
s Price, $4,000 per Acre.
45--9O ACRES, Anderson County.
adjoining Prue McAdams, Floyd Ste.
yenson ct al; about TX miles from
Townyille, 10 miles from Seneca and
about two miles fromtTugaloo school.
One 4-room dwelling, one 3-room
dwelling; log barn with 4 stalls.
This is a splendid place, n field of
'19 acres having made 10 bales OF
price, $4,000 per Aero.
a8-4OO ACRES, Oconee County.
about two miles of Madison. Has one
Groom house, one 6.room house and
five tenant houses. Has a large barn
and other out-buildings; plenty lie
timber and running water. Good pro-
position for somebody to, make some
money on.
Price, $4,000 per Aero.
47-8O ACRES, Oconee County,
about IN miles northwest Of West
Minister adjoining j.. @. Couch, P. X.
Phillips ct al. This is q beautiful
piece of land, but has no house on
1t. The land In this neighborhood,
with no improvements, sold for 5000
an acre. Price, 1915 per Acre.
48-58 ACRES, Oconee County,
adjoining George Holland, Ernest
Jenkins ct al; between Townville and
Cross Roads. This has good ordinary
improvements on 1t.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
40-S7 ACRES, .Oconee County,
Wagner township, adjoining Ed Adj
dis, Barker, Gambrell ct al; about
six miles northwest Of Seneca; one
6-room house, ceiled throughout; A.
stall barn; splendid orchard. A good
little place, about q mile from Blue
Ridge Graded School.
Price, $685. per Acre.
5O-53M ACRES, Oconee Coun-
ty, in sight Of Fair Play, adjoining
w. R. Davis, Joe Outz, Tugaloo Dur,
ham ct al. This place Is valuable on
account Of the wood. 1t has q great
deal Of forest pine on 1t.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
<Wn have a 3-acre lot in sight Of
this place, with q good house re-
Gently overhauled; q mill engine and
all accessories on the place. We can
sell for $5,5OO.0O. These two places
ou6 10 uOuBuI IOSStHoT,J a.E Va.
B1-8s ACRES, Anderson County,
adjoining John Mcdonald, Boozer
|o0utzg ct ali on the main road from
Anderson to F~airsPlay; one 4-room
dwelling; ceiled, 2-stall barn, Nrun-
ming water. About 40 acres In Gull
uvation, balance In fine woods
Price, $12S.OO per Aero.
b2-154 ACRES, Oconee County,
lying near Pine Grove school. Lies
almost level, on. both sides of road
from Cross Roads to Andersonville;
has one 4-room tenant house and
one Groom tenant house, and we
have just completed a new 7-room
bungalow with the best cedar shin
giles, and splendid ceiling inside, nice
mantels, windows with weights, and
finished up in every way. This would
be a splendid place to work a tractor
on, as there is m big field, almost
level, containing about Is or 80
acres. Plenty Of wood and water.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
53-117 ACHES, Cconee County,
on main road from Fair Play to
Westminster, adjoining e. C. Davis,
Mark Stribling ct al. This is strong
red land and has been we'll taken
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Notes from Coneross.

Coneross, May 25.-Special: The
Senior Y. w. AS will have a special
program next Sunday evening ats 80
o'clock, to which everybody Is inyi-
ted to come.
Misses Esther and Ora Arve spent
last Sunday in Madison.
Mrs. J. s. Hunsinger and daugh-
ters, Alice Sue and Florence, and
Miss Pearl Hunsinger, OF Greenville,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Sue Hunsinger.
Robert and Lester Inorganic OF Pick
ems, were guests Of T. D. Barker re-
Gently.
T. D. Alexander, Jr., Is spending
this week with homefolks in Green
VILE.
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I-.l2OSld.1O ACRES, in Esight-.of
Pine Grove School, Oconee County,
adjoining lands of Jim Holland, Mrs.
L.iO. Bruce ct lal,fo road from Sem
eca to unreasonable. This ii strong
redSland and has never been3 plowed
vet ltshasS one 56-room dwelling, two
tenant houses and an S-stall barn;
~ acres in wood and pasture,
with running water; rest In cultiya-
ton. Price, $17S.OO per Acre.
s-84 ACRES, oconee County, on
road from Galway to Cross Roads,
aajolning George Singleton, J. A.
ct a. This land Ia in a fine
state of3,cultiyation; has plenty OF
aood ana water and a good pasture;
nYetroom dwelling, ceiled through
outy four-room tenant horse.
big 2Sstory barn with concrete fomn.
'dations. Has two good wells. n Ia
IN every way desirable.
Price, 100000 per Acre.
'8--51 ACRES, Anderson County
ION road from Townville to Fair PIay
adjoining Mr.. Lee Gaines, Luther
whitfield ct al. Good pasture. with
running water; has a good 6-room
dwelling, ceiled; two-story, 12-staIl
barn. Price, $4,000 per Acre.
40 ACRES, on main road from
Fair Play to $Lavonia; In Oconee
County at this end OF Knox's Bridge.
Ihts IS a splendid place 20 make
money, as It. has a good 2-story
mouse with 8 rooms, ceiled through
Ut; pig barn, 4-rOom tenant house.
large store-room, with corn mill adj
9oinlng. Mt has an up-to-date cleo
trio lighting outfit that furnishes
light for all the buildings and barn
|hnd pumps. water into the house,
lparn and store. The price includes
lhll the above, but not the stock Of
merchandise1 in the store.
Price, 1926 90 per Aero.
B--411 rs ACRES, Oconee Coun-.
|Ity, on Tugaloo River, adjoining Nor
gan McJunkin, Jr., Ed. Benson, INV.
Stone ct al. Has one Groom DWELL
Ing and two tenant houses, with a
6-stall barn; plenty Of wood and
water. Some good mar can work this
place a year and double his money
on it. One-third cash, balance three
years. at z per cent.
Price, $4,000 per Acre.
6-51 ACRES, Oconee County, on
road from Richland to Oakway, near
Is In high state Of cultivation and
2-storv s-s,am a,orn ~ ID ~~oh5,
amount cash; balance can he carfied
one. two and three years.
Price. "a. n nm.
7-oa acpEc 81 cross pooa. =.
Oconee county l,no,yn os ~ 49, -
Herrinp Place. a. ~ front nf ely
did scSooi 90 vol &c niosa sp.o-
ara, chmrcbas b ,s 80 30 ~ 49,
farms in Oconee County.
Price. $4,000 per Acre.
$50 aCI,Es ooonoo co,,tv
about threa milaa hsiow Sanooa 49,
the road to Townv,,Ia Th;s 60 stro~a
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34-11O ACRES, Oconee County,
about half mile fro Townville, adj
Joining John 2Boggs Coon Boggs ct
al. Has one 4-room "a and 4-stall
barn, with sheds. Good pasture, with
timber. Price, $1,000 per Acre.
35-54 ACRES, Oconee County,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
announcements

Mrs. George Wyman's Sunday
school class Will meet at the Y. W.
c. A. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs Emma 3. Harris will be the
teacher in the absence OF Mrs. Wy
man.
The K. OF c. Ladies' Social club
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the K. OF G. club rooms.
The students, present and former,
and the faculty OF the Thomas
Commercial school. will be enter
tanned with a Valentine party at the
school building Friday evening,
Feb. IS. A feature OF the evening
will be the trial OF George Wash
ington.
The St Joseph county W. c. T..
u. executive will meet Monday aft
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Y. w.
c. A All county superintendent
are urged TO be present
At a meeting Of the Sinai society
to be held at the South Bend con-
servatory Sunday afternoon, memo
rial services for Miss jeanette
Simon will be held. Rabbi Minda
will speak on self Reliance" and
special music will be a feature.
The Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the First
Methodist church will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. Marvin Leach.
1902 Miami st. Miss Minnie Su
chanek and Miss Mary Inwood will
be assistant hostesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

E. Bryan will be the soloist at sun
days concert
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jones, 400
Monitor pl.. entertained their card
club at their home Saturday even
ing. A buffet supper was served at
I o'clock after which bridge was
played by the &c members. The club
VIII meet again In two weeks. the
place to be announced later,
Word has been received OF the
marriage Of Miss Myrtle Peltier, 725
Portage av, 10 John G. Flynn. Jr i.
of Chicago, which took place at Chi
cago Saturday.
The near approach Of Lent brings
with It the last and perhaps the gay
est affairs in the social calendar.
This year the pre-Lenten festivities
are OF a more formal nature. with
dancing parties the favored form OF
entertainment Tuesday evening the
Elks and the Married Folks Dancing
club viii entertain with dancing
parties. the former at their home
on w. Colfax av.. and the latter at
the Indiana club. Feb. II the
South Bend council of the Knights
Of Columbus will give its pre-Len-
ten dance at the Elks' temple. The
committee in charge OF this affair T.
composed Of L. NJ Flanagan. chair
man; John McCarty. John J. John
son, Frank Felix and Joseph Cruise.
Messick's orchestra will play for the
program OF dances. Another forma
dinner dance will be given by tho
University club. Feb. 20 in the In
diana club rooms.
The Beehive club was entertainef
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Anthony
Neddo at the w. o. w. hall. The
time was spent socially with needle
work the diversion. Refreshment
were served to Il guests at the
close of the afternoon. Mrs. Frank
Forth viii entertain the club with
Valentine party at her home. 81
S Franklin ST., Friday evening, Feb
"A. A regular meeting will be hello
Feb. 10 at the home Of Mrs. George
Mitchell, GA California av
Mrs. Emma Bogardus was hos
tess to the members Of the Cirraw-
anna club at her home. 12O Elder
st. Friday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent socially with contests the
main diversion. at which Mrs. w. J.
Bogardus and Mrs. L. Odikirk were
the favor winners. In two weeks
the club will meet with Mrs. Joseph
LaPoint, 215 st. Louis blvd.
The Live Wire club OF the Trim
ity Presbyterian church met Friday
evening at the home of Kenneth
Mitchell. 519 +. Madison St, fol-
lowing the business session. Re
freshments were served. The club
will hold another meeting Feb. %
at the home of Edward Langwith,
331 y. Francis st.