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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
COUNTY GRAND JURY
RETURNS SIXTEEN TRUE BILLS

Affidavit filed. set for hearing Jan.
IA 1921. ut 10 a. m Warrant ordered
and issued and cauS" continued.
vanHorn-Cordner.
The marriage Of Mr.. Stanley Van
Horn and Miss Ruth +. Cordnrr. both
Of ST. Clalrsvllc WAS snlomniZrd on
Tuesday evening AT o'clock at the
PRESBYTERIAN parsonage by Rev. Leroy
Lawther. Mr. VanHorn holds re-
sponsible position with the Mahcr Coal
COMPANY. Mrs Van Horn IS the Daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cordner
and both Mr.. and Mrs. NanHorn are
well known and popular young people
Of this community and tlSeiS many
friends extend CONGRATULATIONS and hest
wishes. After q short wedding trip
they Will reside on East Main street.
Realty Deeds Piled.
Charles -. Cordell. admir-. to Aaron
Riley ct al. aLnds IN York TIP. S2.OcO.
Mary r. R0dcfnr TO Mary y. Malin.
Land in Shadyside. $1,000.
Tho Shadys.dc Land Co.. TO Lloyd
Bastin Land in Shadysidc. 1915.
L. y. Rowland. admir-. 10 c. +. Row
land. Land in Flushing Up. 1880
John Deszewslti to AlcNandc" Males
zcslii Land in Richiand To. 1929.
Bertha Johns and Iav!d Johns to
Joe DAM. Land in $3.50.
o. T.. Rowland and wife to r. D.
Rowland. Land in Flushing TIP. sion.
Thomas Farncth and wife to David
Hopkins and wife. Land in cra3c TIP.
$500.
Thomas Farneth and wife 10 David
Hopkins and wife. Land IN rcase TIP.
1875.
Andrew NJ. Shields ind Alta p.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Jifkas CLUB.

Jifkas Club.
Ths members OF the .Iitkas Club Will
Ia entertained 10y Mrs. Wayne VAN
t,urru Of Martins Ferry on Friday eve
,irc =, ,hc home uf Mrs NanCMr"n
mother. Mrs. Fred Long!"y OF VAIN
,trrr, Farrywor& will bo the diver
sion ur tie evening.
Thimblo Bee.
Ms r. i. Giffen Will he hostess
- tho nomhcrs OF the ThiWh'e Bc"
ON Friday evening n her nome on
Nest Main street. Fancyw"rk VIII DO
.,i,, diversion of the evening.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
Tho members OF the THURSDAY ATT
crrror club will be entertained by Mrs
l..I;ny Lawthcr on Thursday AFTERNOON
a, mr. home III Marietta street.
Probate Court.
N-l';a!l Nichols. deceased. VIII ana
a,.Iat. a.fru 10 admit 10 pr"hat" fi''d
win waivers at notice. Testimony "i
v;trns! taken. r"Luc"d 10 writing ana
ri',G. I'-ohatr and record ordered,
Grn~gc Robert Stewart. deceased. u
tatirn r"turucd and filed endorses with
nr widow. Widow came
into cuur: and c,"ctrd TO tax" under
Will Application filed for appointment
Of eXccutr.N.
Cal,p Ec,r - al. Juvenile dependents.
Arridavi' fil"d set for hearing Ian.
- ls.I. at I p m. Warrant aud sub
,,orrt ordered and issued. Cause con-
t..u,i
Ahay oN@'h;ka !uvtn!i. delinquent;
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Met at School.

Met at School.
90 There we're TWO meetings held ut tie
sHigh school building last ntGht. The
sAegular meeting OF the teachers extern
ssicn class was held. The miners Eoca-
Noral school held It's regular meeting
- Exams Being Held.
S F.Naminativus Cor the close OF the
'F-st semester NJ the pUslir schools arc
now bvsUS held The "NHn'nHti"ns WIZ
con,:uL. throughout ta.s week and nrAt
week. Th= tests have already been S"-
on in 4 uUrNbyr 81 the studies.
Held Annual Meeting.
Tho annual meeting Of the EIks
ruldiuc association was hold at the Elk
nall last n.E&t. Th" old board of d
.rector~ was rc.cl""tcd t"r the enSuiTE
Year .NurUa! reports VIZ" heard At tn"
me, ting and other annual business WAS
Play TWO Games.
- rlc bows basketball team Of The i"cal
sSigh school has Two games scheduled
Dor this week Friday r!ght the team
olaSh"S with the fast team from Harness
viilr. Saturday evening the boys pay
their hrst game abroad, goins = sisters
yills TO meet the fast Qulntc: OF that
ula,c.
Tho members II the Senior class Of
the High school have selected thor
r'ass pins and class rings. Measure
rnents FOR the rings ar" now oN.rE taken
tInd the order Will likely be placed nest
week Although local j"w"l"r sub
srit,cI SAMPLES an oat-ot-town hrm VIII
get the order.
Luncheon Friday.
4 MONDAY luncheon viii be held tt'-
6av In the Ame-.cus club rooms by tNc
Brllatrc ChaWb Der OF Commerce. II IS
expected mat the meeting VIII prove
very interesting. II all OF tho notrsnI-
zion ballots are returned IN time To the
secretary announcement viii proo2oF
be made OF those nominated for d!rec-
tors OF the association
May Ask for Probe.
! Women who S"iEc tine ago anHeaFe'
before citY CoUHCI! and asked thar az
hntf-screea law be enacted aS city law
Nnay not press this demand. although
iSey CLAIM, such ordinances are in effect
Elsewhere. Instead. It IS said that they
trav ask council 10 conduct q pubic
hearing 70 determine Just who Is NJ
fault for the liquor violations In the c!ty
e there are any.
: Dean Funeral To-day.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
lanes Dean, who died at her home on
Washingto street after n lingering H.
ness will be held this afternoon ~ the
late home Rev. Charles a PcarCN ~
the Christian church will have charC"
of the serI ices ln'"rmcnt VIII he IN
she Rose Hin cemetery.
Tho South Rcuaire school building
Gas the only one 10 pass through TIC
rox- month Of school without any cases
~ hardness This school is usually az
mo head IN this respect. The Indian
Eun school led al others for the month
with IS cases Of tardineSs.
Plan Near East Drive.
The local Near East Relief commit
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MARTINS FERRY
KIWANIANS ENJOY
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
Newly Appointed Entertainment Com
nnittee Congratulated on Success OF
Their Efforts for the Event.

Forty-five members and number OF
guests attended the weekly luncheon 81
The Kiwanis club held at the Elks Club
building yesterday at noon, and all en-
loved the brand OF entertainment sup
piled by III" committee appointed at the
rCenct meeting.
Following the invocation by Rev. Win
scrd. the club members were entertained
nv solos and musical numbers by ::
company of young ladies OF the High
school composed nt Misses Esther
SpraEue, Helen Farncll, Josephine Long.
Dorothy Eallin. and Evelyn Brown. who
were Cnrorcd following each number.
Miss Alberta Melee little daughter OF
James MCGEE. chairman OF the enter
ta!nmcnt committee especially pleased
the crowd with her songs and readings,
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home ir Cincinnati. They have resided
here during the time OF constructing
I'll" Miners Temple in Bellairc. Mr..
Fitch hr!nE in charge of that work.
in 81. Clairsvillc to attend the funeral
OF = relative.
Miss Jean Haverfie!d stenographer in
the office Of the county auditor. spent
Sunday with her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Haverf!cld in the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt Of McMechen
have returned to their homo after
visit Of several days with relatives
here.
Mrs. ]. y. Hall LETT Wednesday for
her home In Columbus after weeks
visit here with her mother. Mrs. n. P.
Keyser. and other relatives.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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DOCTORS Use
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary
,.,Ias, Require Caiotabs. the Purified
ara Refined Calomel Tablets That Arc
r;ausealsss, Safo and Sure.

Doctors are warning tn" public tha:
aim pie colds and mud cases IF inl""nzA
rgtsn lead 70 pneumonia and other scr,-
ms comolicu;ionS They Say thai every
cold should receive Immediate attention
md rhat IA" first step n the trcatmrn,
- to make sure that jE@ liver Is active.
For this purpose Ca.o;abs. II" perfected.
,a,i.sa,cSs Cpiom,l tablets are tn" sur
Cat. best and most agrrcHhl" laxative.
ono Calol0n at bed time with swat
tow Of wuter--tbItS all \" salts no
rausSa. and no upsettln.c o. tn" d.g"s-
Ion and appetite. N"N' morning your
Cold has vanished. your lN'r - active.
your system is purified anal refreshed
mi YOU are feeling In" web a hearty
a,natltc fer breakfast. f-,t wlI, you
please-nQ DANGER.
For your protection. Caiot,,hs are sold
.,Iy in original sealed packages. Nrtcc
srIr.y-fve cents All druggists recon-
mend and guarante" Cllo,ahs and are
,,utborized to refund til" pr.cr n you
ara not delighted with them, -tAdrl
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(Illa['lE|I limousine

! all or which would have been a credit
TO much older Girls.
Mr.. Johns, 90 Cambridge. O.. and Mrs.
Wallace. OF Pittsburgh, Ia, guests at
the Luncheon. mad" hrlrf talks. a. VOL
as {. j. Barry, secretary Of Ia" Wheel
of the Christian church, and l'r. i. q.
Par assisted in the entertainment 10y
relating story Of his travels across IN"
continent IN an automobile, AMI de
SCrihvi shmc az the places visited. as
well as some o: the experiences ut the
IlrtN.
The drawing for the attcndanc" py.z"s
resulted IN tho winning oC III" i!rS;
prize. Il 81 pair ~ S"0rS, hy Howard
! IL. Wilson, Bridgeport undertaken. Will"
W. ". Stein. fora! PRIMER, 81 South
Fourth street. CARRIED Of! tn" second
pre-. It 81 hat. both Of which irI%"s
were aora;rd hy Fred kurtz. iI'r"v"r
street merchants tt" sam" m"r'hlH.
also presented 4 plate prize 81 4 fin"
pair 81 Ivory gHrtrrs 10 each OF TIE men
present
\ ticket was presented to each 90 the
young ladies who assisted with tn" en-
tcrt,Inmout. emitting th"m II nice
box Of candy. when presented 1t tn"
confectionery Of steve kamanS, corner
| of Fourth and Hanover streets. Th:S
! Is said to have hcrn on" of the most en-
| juyHb,c events Yet Mold 10y the club. A.!
Of IN. m-uh'rS WCr" given an invita-
| t'Gn 10 Gltt M lI'' I'llsNN AII'Nl8', ~
the guests a. tho marIg' m"nt, III honor
OF IN" ifthy anniversary. t"-m"Er"w
evening, and arrangements w"r" mad"
! 70 meet at the BOARD Of Trad" rooms IA
the CjtiIrn'S bank building and proceed
10 n" theatre in body. where r'serNH-
tons Will be made for tho body.
Davis Funeral
The funcrl! services for Mrs. Ruth
Davis wife Of John Davis. s.. ana well
known resident Of North Seventh street,
who died at The. family HON" a few days
ago. Will lao held From The pl,'" &C d"ni3i
this afternoon at = u'"io'h. IA cHHrE" Of
Roy. r. i N,Danc., pastor o' I'll" f!r%t
Baptist church. The !nt~rm"nt "" ne
made at l;iy"rvtCw crmrtSr%'
The case of Harrison chambers. o!
this, city. against Walter N"Cl"nry. also
Of this place, in which t'h,IiuhcrS sues
for the sum uC S"5.'", wHi'h was ar-
r".lnJ from Tia. court " - Justice uf tho
peace. Will be heard by JudG" Lynch. n
| III" Belmont county. court "i appeals TO-
! day Tho cas-" is tho Outcruw'h Of the
! gn,,. Of an automobile Attorney Cor
don KINDER Is representing the PLAINTIFF
j,,Ni,- W. Y. Camrhrll. Of bridgeport, :
attorney for the defense.
missionary Meeting.
An interesting meeting Of tn" We.
nous Missionary Society Of. N" First
! Baptist church is to be h",d at INC
! church TINS afternoon. with Mrs Oscar
! Mills IN charge Of tho devotional "T"r
! riscS. and Mrs. Donald Nirtu' aS leader
| Tho subject for discussion w!H l." WORK
! Among the N"ErU'&' Mrs. NIl'a'n
! Phillips Will he tn" hostess "t ~" after
! noon. and she viii hc assisted "y &'VcT'"
Of tho members.
| Phillips Funeral.
| Tie funeral services TOR Saln"".. JT"
! tho C-ycar-uld son of Mr.. ana Mrs sam
trr Phillips. of North Main street. Wn"
died Tuesday, following few weeks
Z il,rrgs nr infant 80. troubles. veil Nr N".L
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FREE PILE REMEDY

T.. T.. raEc.
luN3-E TJcn Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Please send free trial Of your
Method to
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,wj;cn board In til" central office in
! LaiS 81! ~ tn" next lev months. ms
/ h. nr.3r mad, u. ,.'SS|ry by IN" large
h.'nlr T. uf r..N subscribers nr.ug added
e., 'r.. .ln"r ur . Wheeling Traction car,
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Miss Eortha Ebcrlc Ontcrtal0cd tie
members "r the T. L. club last evening
at her home uu Franklin street
\ mc..ri,., at ErllaIry council. r. & s
VI was held ~ ~" Masonic Temple last
might.
,i,,lrg" r~,rlt. local tax collector. was
n business visitor at -. ClairSyIlle yes
;crd0y.
-Four offenders arrested by the police
Tuesday nj@ht for being drunk and dis
orderly W." fined 50 each IN police
cnur; yesterday.
Mrs J. " Blum q this ely IS a. the
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An INLAY picture taken of the INJURY
suffered by Mrs. Martin Dtttmar, or
jefferson street, when she was thrown
!r,nr floor or i Wheeling Traction car,
when the car rounded the Cruve on Zane
street. near Jefferson, shows that the
hin is fractured, which was feared ~
the physicians, rrs. g. L. McsSrrly ana
T. V. ArhIugh, who ha rharr" OF tho
case, and the victim vii! probably be
,,.,.,l.u To- u"r HVImc IOG some time
,.i'.. "a. N.rrfN
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Howard II. Wilson OF this CITY. WI.
known undertaken and furntur" dealer.
rarr!cd off the first of two prizes fig
attendance ~ tho luncheon Of ia" H.
wants club at Martins FERRY yesterday
AZ noon. His prizes wa+ 4 ST. pair 3t
shoes. donated 10y Fred kur'z, Martins
Ferry merchant.
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All Of rho friends or the Ladies' A.d
society at -. PuurS Lutheran church
have been invited to assist in the en-,
ioyment Of the Coffee social. which viii
b. held In the Sunday school rooms OF
the church this evening. An Interest
Ing program has been arranged N con-
neCtion with the event, and tn" hos
teAScs will be McSdamHS Cook. kausch-
cnberg, hilbert and Miss MaSser.
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Affidavit filed. set for hearing Jan.
IA 1921. nj 10 4. m. Warrant ordered
q, ,d ;rs,sd ,n1 cause continued.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

Miss Charlotte Madison OF 1897
Nineteenth street was hostess last
evening TO the members OF the De-
borah class Of the Broadway Pres
hyterian church. when the annual
election OF officers took place Of
ficers were named as follows:
President-Mrs. Clifford Myers.
Vice president-Miss Marion
Moore.
Secretary-Miss Charlotte Matti-
son.
Treasurer-Mrs. Dearmont
After the elections there was
social meeting, when plans were
discussed for the annual banquet
70 be held in January. There was
an unusually large attendance OF
members. and following the meet
ing there was a social hour with
games and music and the hostess
served refreshments.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

The Hi-Y girls were easily first in
the stunts" Miss Naomi beavers
and Miss Myrtle Clark dividing in
diFidaal honors.- Miss Ruby John
sons Swan Dive" won hearty ap-
piause. The personnel OF the two
teams is as follows: Hi-Y,s spon-
sored by Miss Gladys MeIlott, Edith,
Ill; Hope Anderson, AIfaretta
Dempsey, Helen Carlson, Rose
mary Huntoon, Virginia Lee. Myrtle
Clark. Naomi beavers. The "Y'
team, Phoebe Williams, Marguerite
McCabe, Florence Jameson, Adria
Titterfngton, Mrs. Gieske, Mrs
Robb, Gertrude Carpenter, Agnes
Koerber, Miss katherine Ward and
Miss Dorothy Dunn appeared in the
good night stunt.
The kid Christmas" party at the
7. W. c. A. last night was a huge
success. Forty little boys and
girls" from Young & McComb's and
McCabe's had their supper and
romped in the 7. W. C. A. gymnas-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
used for the Improvement Of the
school yard.

used for the Improvement Of the
school yard.
Irving PIT. A. Christmas Meeting.
There were 20 mothers and
friends of the pupils Of Irving
school at the meeting Of the par
ent-teacher association held yester-
day afternoon at the school. The
program, which included a talk on
What Constitutes a Good Mother =
by Mrs. H H CIeaveland was car
ried out as announced in The
Argus. Mrs. Cleaveland's talk was
most helpful and instructing.
Added numbers were the forma-
ton of a living Christmas tree by
20 pupils. while a group of children
from Miss Maude Graham's room
sang Holy Night. Christmas
Fairies" was sung while the tree
children were leaving their places.
The effect was very pretty. Master
Robert johnson gave a recitation
entitled, Christmas Stockings.
Routine business meeting was
transacted at the business session
and refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held aft
er the holidays
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THURSDAY.
Klein-Silber wedding.
Lady Elks meet.
Eugene Field PIT. A,

The regular meeting of Eugene
Field parent-teacher association
was held yesterday afternoon at
the school when Miss Ming of Dav-
export, who has charge of the
work with the sub-normaI chill
dren, gave a talk on Work With
Typical Children. Reports from
the district convention held in Mo-
line recently were given by Mrs.
]. P. Banawitz. Two songs, why
Do Bells for Christmas Ring" and
Little STAR, were given by pu-
pills of the second grade Eleanor
Bergstrom gave a recitation. Re-
freshments were served.
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Officers Are Elected.

Officers for the ensuing year
were named at the meeting of the
Plattdeutschen Schwestern held
last night at Maths hall. The re-
suit of the election follows:
President-Mrs. Elizabeth La
frenZ.
Vice president - Mrs. Lena
Baughnan.
Secretary-Mrs. Dora Bertelsen.
Financial secretary-Mrs. Mary
kurth.
Treasurer-Sirs. Jennie Nissen.
Conductor-Mrs. Lena Geiger.
Guard-Mrs. Emma Roeher.
Installation of the officers will
be held at the meeting on Jan. IL,
at which time refreshments Will
be served. The society will hold
g. bazaar in February.
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Garden Club to Hear About Musb.
rnAmG-

Members of the Tri-City Garden
club will hear a lecture on "Mush-
rooms" on Tuesday afternoon, when
Professor ]. H. Paarmann will be
the speaker. The meeting will be
heid at the Davenport Academy of
Science at 3 O'Clock. The lecture
will be illustrated with stereopti-
con slides.
A report OF the lecture given BY
Mrs. Frances King of Minneapolis
will be given by the secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Gus Tegeler. The
lecture took the place of the No
vember meeting.
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ium. There was the usual ~.
OF chlldren's Christmas poems
songs, and Santa Claus ma.
special visit. Guests OF tbe Z
were little "Popsy," Miss Fi.s--le
B. Rendle, and isis HosL .s-q
Miss Jessie Evans. The rirl. 80
their Christmas toys as a do...s
to Miss Rsndle for the childrsa
Bethany home. g &
The Vepers Sunday aha..
viii be in charge Of the work. !.
lowship committee. e
The regular meeting Of n. n
neva club will be held nert NJ ~ ~
at a supper meeting. Tba -.
are asked to notify the nro,i -
OF attendance. s1'1ss,
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Auxiliary Elects Officers.

Mrs. Lillian Bedford was named
president of the Fred c. Shaffner
auxiliary at the regular annual
election held yesterday. Other Of
ficers elected are as follows:
Senior vice president-Mrs. Alb
bile Bledsoe.
Junior vice president-Mrs. Ce-
celia Ellis.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma Sheesely.
Patriotic instructor-Mrs. Bertha
\ Bruhn.
n Chaplain-Mrs. Matilda Hastings.
Conductor-Mrs. Martha Mason.
Guard-Mrs. Rose Cochran.
The appointed officers will be
announced later. At the next meet
ing on Dec. %, the younger girls
OF the auxiliary will give a Christ
mas play and party. The install
ment of officers will take place at
the first meeting in January.
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Club Entertains in Moline.

The G. G. club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Axel
Rundquist at her home, GIL Four
teenth avenue, Moline. The mem
bers busted. themselves with their
Christmas |fancywork and there
were several piano numbers given.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served delicious refreshments. The
next meeting will be in form of a
Christmas party on Dec. 81 at the
home of Mrs. E. F. Schieberl, 1903
Thirtieth street There will be a
grab bag for older people and Santa
Claus will be there for the chill
dren
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
Alert Circle Meets.

Miss Mary Rogers was hostess TO
the members of the Alert Circle of
Kings Daughters, last night at her
home at 1925 Fourteenth-and-a-
street During the business ses-
SION 1t was voted to give IS to the
ROCK Island Welfare association to
purchase Christmas baskets for
some needy family of the city. Miss
Mary Hemmenway was named
chairman of a committee to give
quilts made by the society to needy
families Following the business
session, the members sewed. The
hotels served refreshments. The
next meeting OF the circle will be on
Jan IL at the home of Miss Emma
Seeburger at 1901 Fourteenth-and-
a-half street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

The Swim FroIic" Exhibition
held last night in the Augustana
pool proved highly entertaining 20
the assembled crowd From the
first splash to the final echo of
Good Night Ladies" there were
few dull moments, and no dry
ones. Team honors in the competi-
tive numbers went to the ''Y'' girls,
who were each awarded a package
of life savers Miss Marguerite
McCabe and Miss Aria Tittering-
ton won the majority OF "frsts."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
VIII Assist Orphanage,

Mrs, Curtis M. Hubbard OF $40
Forty-third street was hostess to
the members of the woman's mis-
sionary society of the Spencer
Memorial Methodist church yester-
day afternoon when the women
planned to assist the Cunningham
orphans home, which is In need
of supplies as a result OF a recent
fire. A box Of clothing Willie sent
and a donation OF money.
A mission play, entitled, 1.-THE
Medical Missionary, will be pre-
scented under the auspices OF the
society at the church on Dec. 20.
The play is given by society from
the Moline Baptist church and
when given in Moline proved very
successful.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
Surprised on Birthday,

Miss Juanita Wedertz of 2733
Eighth-and-a-half avenue, was
pleasantly surprised by a number
Of classmates on Wednesday eve
ming, the party being in celebration
of her 18th birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent playing
games and dancing. Lunch was
served at $3.50, the guests depart
ing at late hour after wishing
Juanita many more happy birth
days
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
Tri.City Embroidery Climb.

Mrs. Alice Searle of 1927 Four
teenth avenue was hostess to the
members of the Tri-City Embroid-
cry club yesterday afternoon.
There were IA present, who spent
the afternoon with their needle
work. julie and June Watkins fav-
ored with solo dances, and the
hostess served a delicious luncheon
at O'Clock Mrs. Elsie Killing of
2002 Sixteenth street, Moline, will
entertain the club on Dec. %.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
Organizing Gym Class.

The roll of the Horace Mann par
ent-teacher association gym class
will be closed when it reaches an
enrolment of 40. There are very
nearly this many members enrolled
now and anyone wishing to join
the class should send or phone
their name to Mrs. G. II. Wright,
320S Sixteenth avenue. The les
sons will begin after the first of
the year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
Dughters with Mrs. Sfyertsep.

Mrs. Valdemar Sivertsen of 251S
Glghth avenue was hostess yester-
DAY afternoon at largely attended
meeting OF the Daughters of Nor
way. There were five visitors pres
emit During the business session
the following officers were chosen
for the year:
President-Mrs. Martha Hanson.
Secretary-Mrs. Henry Frank.
Ireasurer-Mrs. Sivertsen.
The sum of $40 was voted to go
10 charities. and after the business
meeting there were dainty refresh
ments served by the hostess and a
delightful social time enjoyed. Mrs.
Hanson viii entertain the Daugh-
tiers at her home, 914 Fourteenth
street, on Jan. IL.