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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-Continued.

FEMALE-COnttn0e
BEAUTY PARLoR-E1perienced help for "a:
18th st. NV. 10.
BOOkkEEPER and typist in real estate Of
nee: salary $1s per week to start; hours. 70
per week. National Personnel Service Bureau
3O2-3O3 Bond bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave-
BookkEEPEE- EE-STENoGEAPHER, ss5 per
week: National Personnel Service Bureau. 3o2.
3Oo Bond bldg. 14th and \. y. ave.
BO0kKEEPER and typist; state wages e1-
nected: experienced. Address Box o6S-F. Star
office.
BOOKKEEPERS wanted; one
'of Washington's large depart
ment stores requires the services
of experienced bookkeepers and
bill posters; preferably those
with Burroughs adding machine
experience; permanent positions
and liberal salaries to the right
parties. Address Box 312-P,
Star office.
TsHEI.W0MEN-Two. frst-ciass. E. H.
SNYDER & Co. 1411 G st. NV. IL.
CANvASSERs-New. easy selling proposition !;
e"r plan fuess high lost Of living il big
\oonan. 703 18th st. NV. fourth floor
CHECKER, experienced Whitney system. oAp-
ply Hotel Harrington. l0'
COLLECTORS for home mission ,os and ?,
Iphilanthrnpic society. Address Box lgSP e. r.
COME. learn beauty culture: class now
forming; diploma. SO. Mirror Beauty School.
921 st. NV.
DANCING Dan. TEACHERS; eApsrien.,ea;;. q. ais. ais.
year. Apply 1918 New York ave. to y
pm IL
Observation-Disclosures.
learn to make and remodel your own clothing
and hats at less than the cost Of suit or coat
POSITIONS FuRNIsIIEp GRApTATEs.
Prof. Livingston's Academy,
Established 1851.
1l15 G st. NV. FIR. 7+I!
nRESsMAkER, white. to help in dressmakine
shop: must be experienced 1917 18th NV.
EARN 81 weekly. spare time, writing for
nowspapers msgasines: experience ann:crs.ary
Mo
EXPERIENCED fancy pressers. Apply Sunshine
Dry Cleaning Co.. 83l Lamont st. NV.
FANCY PRESSERS on fine
gowns; experience and reference
required; good pay. Apply
ready for work to Hoffman, 1880
Pa. ave. Sc.
FIRST CLASS dressmaker's helper. a015 Kal-
Drama rd
GIRLS. .-two. colored. for cone factory; must be
be neat 1924 9th st. NV. IL
HEAD OF HANDKERCHIEF STOCK.
Excellent opening for experienced woman
Address Rox 233-k. star Office. ice.-
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Rig demand; train you for hgh-salaried
positions in hotels, clubs, restaurants. cafe
terias and tearooms: graduates now making
$500 to s.. 600 a year: dozens own their own
hotels Big pay; quick advancement: delight
full surroundings easy hours; fne living: fas-
many advantages Of this delightful business.
Course indorsed by Bitmore, Commodore,
Waldorf-Astora. Ansonia and other great
hotels. which offer preference to our students.
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ALTERATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - eOWns
Coma. ava. b..S..
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Boston. Massachusetts,.

REPRESENTATIVES, growing life insur-
ance company wishes reliable and trustworthy
representatives who can produce. under general
agency contracts for Washington and terrltor!
in Virginia: good opportunity for men now
working under suba gents contracts. sos South
ern building Washington. d. Z.
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STOCK statesmen.
403 Hartman Bank bldg.
Now ynrk ,.j}r

> lONh SALES-M EN.
The PROPOSITIONS the thing.
without the PROPOSITION you are striving
In vain.
the httest: consequently you MUST have 4
proposition that has the structural foundation
as we'll as tangible assets.
We have this proposition to ofYer to REAL
men-men who have proven themselves to be
statesmen. not order takers
the others don't count Our proposition is not
a theory. but u in operation today on 4 pay
ing basis. 1t il 20 situated that you can
bring your clients and let them see for them
selves.
The Adwear Soles Company,
Room 2. 1919 New York ave. NV
TAILOR, hrst-class. 4o7 sth st. s.e. n.
TELEPHONE statesmen.
LARGE NEW YORK CORPORATION RE.
QuIREs TWO THoRoCGHLY EXPERi.
hTcEn TaE1R SFFcE TO wTKk PIE
COMPANY rs SELLING ITS SO PRA.
FERKED STOCK. WITH 500 BONUS OF
THESE MEN MUST BE CAPABLE PRO-
DUCERs AND ABLE TO QUICKLY DE.
XH1r GT 5Sr9 Nh NASAGEEs oFEess IS hSp TAKT M
BE THOROUGHLY WILLING TO GROW
WITH THE COMPANY. FOR SUCH MEN
THERE rs A LIFELONG PROFITABLE FU-
TURE. WRITE IMMEDIATELY.
THE MASTER MACHINES
CORPORATION,
IS N. Liberty ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

PHARMACIST. registered; nights q week
and every other Sunday: referenees. Address
Box 33-R, Star once. IL
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AGENTS wanted to sell and erect the celebrat-
ID Electra lightning protection: every un-
rodded bldg in rural terri. is your prospect; :;
earn 5000 to s.. go each season; small in
vestment Yields large profits Credit given to
reliable dealers. Write for agency now. Flee
ira Lightning Rod Co., 30 y. Ia Sale, Chi
Evening star., 1921-04-10

MEN t1o), colored. to clean brick out Of wall
come any time Sat; not later than 7:30 a. M
Monday; bring your hatchet: $500 per 600.
l43o at Sc 10s
Evening star., 1921-04-10

NJ EN- - First-class automobile
painters; no others need apply.
See Mr.. Garges, manager paint
dept, Semmes Motor Co., 613
to 61o G. st.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

MEN White; for laundry
routes; only those of ability
need apply; investigate propo-
sition. Apply Manhattan Laun-
dry Co, 1916 Florida ave. NV.
MEN-$4.5O an hour displaying Thomas all
weather coats; you simply wear coat and book
orders: no delivering or collecting: coat free
to workers. Thomas Mfg. Co., Section 500.
uayto Ohio
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WANTED-HELP
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE,

A TECHNICAL sergeant. now
in U. S. Army, with excellent
record and references covering
the last five wears. desires to be-
come associated with a progress
sive firm requiring the services
OF a man capable OF supervising
and managing; in which ca
pacity he has served for the past
four years. Address Box 2l-k,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

HOUSE DRESSES. 50 per dozen: write Tor
catalog: sample sent C. o. ID. for 81 Econ
omy Sales Co Rnston Mass.
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sALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars. Earn s., 500 to $40 .000 yearly
Big demand for men. inexperienced or ex-
perienced city travelling. NATL Statesmen q
Ir Assn Dent. 3.a Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGESTS-Sew. guaranteed hosiery PROPOSE
ton. wears year replaced free: 50 80 an
hour to workers: sample free. Thomas Mfg.
Co.. oO5 Thomas bldg. Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

HANDY MAN who needs work to paint S-room
frame house: all materials furnished. Address
Box l51-P. Star office. 1Os
LAB0RER for building work; must re honest
snd reliable: steady work moderate wages.
Nash, 70S q 1Is
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Free evening class for training you to Income
a salesman. This training will require two
evenings week for three weeks. To those
who qualify VIC will offer position with good
income and opportunity for promotion. oai IA
Tuesday evening ut 8 o'clock. Room $40.
MunSev bldg IL
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGENTS. salesmen. dealers: handle fastest
selling automobile accessory ever invented; :;
rev. absolute, burn proof timer for Fords :
The well known Z. L j. carburetor: timer guar
anteed for ten years: exclusive territory John
son Automatic Timer Corp. 1323 Devon ave,
Chjca1n
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGENTS-LArge manufacturer wants agents to
.eiI hosiery. underwear. shirts, dresses. skirts,
waists. shoes, clothing. etc. Write for free
samples. Madison Mills 500 Broadway. New
Evening star., 1921-04-10

FAMOUS GOODYEAR RAINCOATS; tailored
to-measure: here's real opportunity: learn SELL
ing in q wonderful organization: scientific sales
course at our expense; BIG IMMEDIATE COM
MISSIONS: FREE SAMPLE COAT and
AGENTS OUTFIT. postpaid: SHOWING
fample GETS FIRST ORDERS: little work
puts you in THE BIG MONEY: we deliver
and collect. THIS TERRITORY NOW OPEN
Write quick. Goodyear Mfg. Co. 3a64-C
Goodyear bldg, kansas City, Ms.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGESTS-sfO- 500 week: free samples; gold
sign letters. any can put on store win
<.ows; big demand: liberal offer to general
agents. Metallic Letter Co, 43 n. Clark,
Evening star., 1921-04-10

SALFSMAN-An llaround experienced real
estate salesman to take charge of real estate
branch with firm recently incorl,ora ted on a
strictly commission basis: all replies Will he
treated strictly confidential. Address box
cGIp Star Office
Evening star., 1921-04-10

PORTRAIT MES-o4- hour service on prints
and finished work: write for cataloE. H. H..
Roberts Portrait Co., Kansas City. Mo.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AMAZING new kerosene lamp burner with rar-
burptor. generates gas. doubles size of name
used old lamps: retAils 50c easy, big sales
success. guaranteed or money refunded: agents
outfit, consisting burners, 81 postpaid. Szpo-
lite Co. Dept. 40. Toledo. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
WANTED-HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relief or steady.
14th md Clifton SITS. NV.
17OI g Al n " 1Os
PRESSERe-Honman machine; steady job. 73l
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGENTS-w Wonderful seller; 8fc profit every
dollar sales: deliver spot: license nnreces-
sary: sample free. Mission. Factory ., 2s19
w. Pico los Angeles, Calf.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGESTS-E,very automobile owner wants gold
initials on doors Of his ear; transfer them
nurself without experience in 10 minutes:
pro6t, 81 40 on 81 20 job Write for samples
md agency. Transfer Monogram Co, Inc,
j,apt. :. 191 Market St. Newark. n. J.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
WANTED-HELP.
AGHNTS-cnntinued. .

GLORIANA complexion beautfer. a combined
beauty and face powder: fast repeat
seller; sales guaranteed: exclusive territory
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGENTS and mail order men; wonderful fast
selling lie article: costs &c; new selling plan !:
positively no canyassing talking required
particulars free Rex Speciality. $50 y. 9Th.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

AGESTS-Here's the best line Of food navorx
perfumes. SOAPS. toilet preparations. etc. ever
offered; no capital needed. Complete outfits fur
nished free TO workers. Write today for full
particulars. American Products Cb., 1902
American bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

BURN WATER INSTEAD OF GASOLINE
In automobiles Auxiliary water carburetor also
eliminates carbon: tremendous saving; distribu-
tors coming money; details free. America
10, Dept. A. R.47. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

BEAUTY PARLOR-Enperenced help for
cial. manicure. etc.: highest wages paid.
18th st. NV 13s
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FOREMAN and filter; mems
clothing alterations; thoroughly
experienced; read and write
English; permanent position.
Address Box 3O4-P, Star office. y
Evening star., 1921-04-10

SA Observation-Disclosures. to handle crew OF
men: must furnish a small car: reference and
hond: salary and commission Apply in person.
~ S15 Tth st. 1US
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BIG LNE-Big produ; cold cream, face
powders. perfumes. remedies, spices. extracts
pie oilers. baking powder. Catalogue free
Western Laboratories 1873 Van Buren. Chi
Gago.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinued,

ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers. clerks: our 49,
page year book outlines the opportunities in
the acrountancy field and how you may qualify
for advance accounting positions in six to ten
months under nationally known certified pub
nc accountants. Free copy sent upon request.
lnterna tional Accountants Society, 6o4 Colo
Tudu bldg
Evening star., 1921-04-10

QUIT WORRYING; oyer labor unrest Make
so daily easily refnshing brass beds autos.
chandeliers; new method light work: no
losses: no capital; experience required: ::
vast amount of work ready in your city you
hire others: profit on their work. Free par,lru-
lars and proofs. Gunmetal Co, 30 Elm.
Decatur, III.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

SALESMAN. acquainted with confectionery
trade. Apply John i. Sheeran 4 Son. rear
Evening star., 1921-04-10

WANT 100 men and women quick to take
aprons. Everybody buys. McCrary's pronts
last yrar were s5.21s. New styles. wonderful
Barnes made SJ"3 in 30 days. Tremendous
profits for you. $500 year for average
orders a day. $40 day for your spare tiihs'
No delivering collecting. No capital required
furnish everything, including heIutItui m
sample coat. Write quick for liberal ohfr me
Evening star., 1921-04-10

, AUTO MECHANIC-(iood. all round man for
small shop; opportunity 10 take full charge il
you know how. Address Box 171-k. Star Office.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC experienced on
Northway motors. Do not apply unless
perienced on this motor. Apply Scripps Booth
Service Station. 21st and Va. ave. NV
AUTO MECHANIC, frst-class; experienced as
machinist desired. 21l3 18th st. NV.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
Y. w. A. Notes

The Railroad Girls club had their
regular fortnghtly supper at the \.
W. c. 4. yesterday and voted to at
tend tho annual meeting of tho asso-
citation which is to take place next
Tuesday evening at the Seventh
street Y. w.
The board of directors have received
an invitation from tho Colorado
Springs board to visit their building
some day this week. They will be en-
tcrtaiucd at luncheon.
This afternoon tho Central Junior
high school girl reserves meet after
school in the gymnasium.
, The Fits Manufacturing company
girls have their club supper and
games at 6 O'Clock this evening.
This morning the nominating conf
mittcc Of the Y. w. c. 4. met and de-
cldcd upon the names for now direct
ors Every year q third or the members
come up for reelection or arc retired
and others elected to ill their places.
BulIots will be made up and tho voting
may be done at tho office on Jan, 10
and n or nt tho meeting. Tho commit
toe arc Miss Mary l.. StranS, chair
man: Mrs j. r. Wilson, Mrs. Ward
nor Williams and Miss Susie B.
Wright.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
LARGE BLACK EAGLE
KILLED NEAR CITY

A large black eagle, measuring
eight feet from wing tip to wing tip
was shot and killed yesterday about
twenty-five miles northwest of Pueblo,
on tho Teller farm land tract. by G. c.
Brown, 1921 North Santa Fe avenue.
The bird was killed. while in flight
with a. twenty-five special rifle.
While such eagles are said to be
common in this section they arc
seldom seen. The Black, or common
Mexican Eagle, Is the young of the
Bald eagle, found from tho Arctic
circlo to tho Andes mountains. They
are n carnivorous bird,-somctim es
taking their prey on the wing. altho
it is common for them to eat rabbits
and ground hogs in this section.
The black eagles being of extra =
ordinary grace and quick movements,
are considered the most perfect flyers
in tho bird world
Browns trophy weighs about thirty
pounds, being of a large body and
long thick neck. Bird fanCiers de
clare that tho black, or bald, eagle IN
the first two years of their lives arc
larger than in later years of life
Somo have been known to weigh as
much as fifty pounds, measuring ten
feet from tip to tip.
Brown has significd an intention OF
mounting his oaElc and keeping 1t Tor
n hunt trophy. or donating IL to some
public building in Pueblo.
Brown Is employed in tho by-pro-
ducts plant at tho Minnequa steel
plant. He has quite a record among
I Pueblo sportsmcn as a hunter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
"MEN OF THE WEST"
AT THE CLYNE TONIGHT

This evening and Thursday night
Harry Carey ono OF the most popular
and daredevil stars i'm the movie world,
viii be sccn at tho Clyne thcatCr. on
Northern avenue, in ono OF his latest
and best productions Men OF tho
West" "A master drama OF tho
Yukon" whom mon crazcd for gold
in tho fret rush across White Horse
Pass In the land OF the frozen north
became worse than maniacs This
drama affords ample opportunity for
MIR Carey TO display his wonderful
daredevil stunts and critics say that
tho camera work OF the picture Is most
wonderful showing the vast reaches OF
tho white land of snow in all its white
terror. Don't miss this at tho Clyno
tonight or Thursday evening.
Thcro viii also br a funduakc Chris
tic comedy "Dh Susie. Bo Careful"
Thcn to make good program better
there will be "A Sclznick News OF late
important events. At tho Clync to-
night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
Centennial NEWS

A special assembly was called yes
terday morning at Centennial in order
that the Junior class could let the
student body know that they were
bringing on short notice, the Emporia
Glee club to tho auditorium last even
ing. Several short speeches were de-
livcrcd by some of the students asking
the students to be present
The Annual Worries Medal Contest
in debating, will occur a week from
rcxt Friday evening. The question for
the discussion, is Resolved, that
Congress should pass a bill restricting
foreign immigration for a. period OF
five years" Many students have
entered and a lively contest is cx-
pcctcd.
AS a result of tho Scnate's victory
over the PnyX in the recent debate.
the pnySCrs can be seen wearing shoe
strings for neckties, at Centennial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
"SOUA.NDERED LIVES"
AT CRITCHER TONIGHT

At tho Critchcr thcatcr on North
cru avenue, this evening will be shown
wonderful classy production by tho
Stoll Film Corporation an English
producing company that have como to
America to present their high class
bio "Squandorcd Lives" Tho stars
will hc Ivy Duke and Guy Newell,
English artists. and tho picture was
produced in tho big Stoll studios in
England The management OF the
Critchcr thcatcr has contracted for
ecvcral Of tho FIRST run Stoll produc-
tions
''Sauandcrcd Lives is an adaptation
Of "Dukc's' Son" tho novel by Cosmo
Hamilton. Tho screen version con
tsins marked heart interest; there Is
q steady pun on tho sympathics from
beginning to end sfrencis 1"lamcrc.
second son Of tho Duke OF Cheshire.
is cut off from his allowance. With
out prospects and lacking the courage
to face poverty. he II induced to toin
another second SON in exploiting
their acquaintance at cards. Follow
ing tho death Of his father and his
partner Francis marrics Joan who
previously thru hcr sharpness in card
playing has been able to keep M with
her sct Tho two without visible in
come maintain a comfortable homo.
Whom Dcnhi-h Smith. former ad-
mircr Of Joan. detects the two cheat
tnE he icIln Joan the price Of his sill
oncc. Francis throws him out. Den
biEh-Smith then plans an exposure Of
tho two ~ large house party and is
successful Francis and Joan attempt
suicide. Whom their host receives word
nr tho death Of tho Duke he goes to
inform HE guests and finds them un-
conscious. Francis and Joan, restored
leave England.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
In PoliceCour

W. A. Thomas an American giving
his address as Fourth avenue was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Chief
OF Police Daly and Officer Perkins.
when report came into central po-
lice headquarters that an automobile
had turned completely over ON
Cheyenne Boulevard leading to the
Canon city Pueblo highway. 1nvcsu-
cation of the accident is said to have
shown that Thomas WAS intoxicated
and he was unable to show ownership
of the machine. Thomas escaped injury
in the accident.
At the police station when Thomas
was being tabled a pair Of brass
knucklcs worc found. An additional
charge of carrying concealed weapons
was added to investigation and drunk
cnness.
With the arrest Of an tt-ycar-old
north side school boy yesterday after
noon, Detective Mcdonald OF the Pue-
bio police force believes that he has
apprehended the ring leader Of a gang
of amateur bicycle thieves that have
been actively operating in Pueblo for
the past three months.
Mcdonald was assigned to what ia
known in police circles as the bike
case" when reports Of stolen wheels
poured into central police headquart-
crs. Since then he has been working
on the case with a result that he made
the arrest yesterday.
It Is claimed that the lad had been
taking bicycles from different parts of
tho city, later rcmaknG them at his
home. II is said that the rcWodelinS of
the bicycles was SO nearly perfectly
done that owners were unable TO idcn-
tlfY their own machines.
over fifteen hicvclcs hnvc been re-
ported stolen in this city during the
past three wceks Police wcro unable
to curtail tho theft activity owing to
tho wide scope Of operation. 1t is said
Chief of Police DAILY ordered that
hc turned over to Juvenile Officer j.
d King, yesterday afternoon.
Jack Paisley. a ia-ycsr-old railroad
man living at Parkdslc. Colorado,
found tho hunks in tho Pueblo police
station expensive places to sleep in
whom hH faced Judge Crossmar in
municipal court yesterday morning.
Tho fine was $40.
Paisley came to the desk scrEeants
office at the central police station
Monday evening and asked for a, place
to sleep. Desk Sergeant Colvin in
formed him that large hall Just out
side tho police station was being uti-
llzcd by tho homeless as a dormitorN,
hut Paisley insisted on going into the
cells
Paisley turned TO Phil Philhin. Jr..
assistant manager OF tho Congress
hotel. who happened to he standing at
tho desk scrEcant's wicket and asked
that he h" accompanied TO tho isilcr's
office. rhilhin holds "a special officers
commission on tho Pueblo police force.
~ placed tho man under arrest and
took him TO tho iailCr whcrc he was
tabled and placed IN \ coll.
As tho coll doors were slammed shut
on Paisley hc waved to Philbin and
thanked him for making tho arrest,
Il kinda like yOu.' Paisley called to
Philhhi, to the mirth OF fellow prison.
crs.
Judge Crossman failed TO sec tho
funny side or the case in police court
aud ordered that Paisley pay $40 for
his uiEhts rest in Il police cell bunk.
Paisley paid from a roll Of bills
amounting to So and went on his way,
evidently satisfied.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-05
CENTRAL NOTES

Tho Owl debating society held their
first meeting after the Christmas va
cation yesterday afternoon and an OK
temporanous program was enjoyed by
tho members. Norma Johnston pre-
sided over the society, while they had
ten minutes OF parliamentary drill. then
ono minute talks were given by Ellen
Ray and Sylvia Gray, and Edna Lloyd
read an interesting story.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-05

has been served to the children O.
the Highland school every moor
| for the last ten months. Thi!
club has also been sponsor for the
branch public library in north Sa.
lem which is open every Wednes.
| day from two-thirty to four il
the afternoon and from seven.
thirty to nine in the evening. This
is a great benefit not only to the
, school children but to older mem
bers of the Highland district also,
Colonel Percy Willis is going to
Portland to spend the week end
with relatives. Mrs. Willis, who
has been in Portland all week,
will return to Salem with her hus-
band on Sunday.
Honoring Mrs. r. p. Boise, Mrs.
William Brown was hostess for a
delightfully."- informal bridge party
Tuesday afternoon. Spring flow
ers and ferns added to the attrac-
tiVeness of the room. Mrs. H. H.
Olinger and Mrs. j. H. McNary
were recipients of the prizes Of
fered at the close of the after
noon. A dainty luncheon was
served later by the hostess.
The home of Mrs. Earl Ander-
son was the scene of gay sur
prise party Wednesday night in
honor of the birthday of Miss Do
relle Anderson, when eighteen of
her friends gathered at her home
on State tseret. Those who en-
joyed the evenings entertainment
were the Misses Nina Kits, Eorena
Geer, Genevieve Campbell, Jane
Hillpot, Margaret Breitenstein,
Genevieve Emmett, Mary Drager,
and Dorelle Andeason, land the
Messrs. Max Barhyte, Lorenz Smell
lie, Cecil Thompson, Dick Schei,
Ernest Dimm, Everett Walker,
Clay Mcdowell, Chester Kurtz and
Floyd Saterlee.
Red hearts and valentines mark
ed the table appointments of the
delightful dinner party for which
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Gleason were
hosts last Friday night. White
narcissi made an attractive CEN
terpiece for the table, about which
was seated Mr.. and Mrs, Scott
Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dane,
Dr. and Mrs. o. IA. Olsen, and the
hosts.
The East Central circle of the
First Methodist church will enter
ain the women of the church and
members of the congregation on
Tuesday evening, February s, at
wO-thirty o'clock in the lecture
'oom of the First Methodist church