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Ter who poured. and H. Ackroyd,
George Fisher. Ray Miller, H. x.
Groves, Roy williams. T. Erwin,
Elizabeth Williams and Margaret
Canine. who assisted in serving
The tea table from which dainty
delicacies were served. was very
attractive with a tall vase of jon
quils and ferns and with yellow
tapers in crystal holders. Bouquets
OF the jonquils and pussy-sv.lIows
were attractively placed in the liv-
ing rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Levin OF 1907
Elm street announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary Reva
to Harry Kaufman of Chicago
A telegram this morning from
Mrs George clapper. who is at the
bedside of her husband at Mayo
Brothers in Rochester. states thot
Mr.. Clapper was operated on yes
terday afternoon at 400, o'clock.
Mrs. Dale F'lickingcr Of Fir street
will entertain this evening at d
shower in honor of Mrs. Roy Ste
phens. The decorations will be car
=
Mrs. william West OF Muncie
Ind. Will arrive this evening 10
spend the next two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Guy F1ickinger OF
Fir street.
The Home and Educational De
partment of the Indiana Harbor
Woman's Club held one of the sea
sons most delightful meetings yes
terday afternoon at the Katheran
House. This was guest day of the
club and around one hundred ladies
were in attendance. The program
following was splendid and much
appreciated. A reading by Mrs. H
N Hoyles, and tho Juvenile Fashion
Show which was quite out Of the
ordinary was put on by Margaret
Van Sickle of Hammond, Thomas
Callahan. Margaret Junglen and
James McQuaid. Mrs. James Calvin
accompanied on the piano in the
Fashion Show and the garments
were from Zimmerman & Kahn
clothing store. Mrs. NJ A. Given.
accompanied by Mrs. Mickish Of
Hammond, gave a group or three
songs. The dance by Margaret Van
Sickle, accompanied by Mrs. James
Calvin. was delight to the ladies.
as was the very instructive and ar
tistic talk given by s. A. Mcdonald
OF Karpan Brothers Furniture Com
pany OF Chicago.
TIL dcorations were in charge of
Mrs. Frank Callaha-s and Easter
lilies. The refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. Peter Junglen, chair
man, Mrs. LaForce, Mrs. Ball, Mrs.
Pilling and Mrs. Wartena. The ia
BILE from which the dainty refresh
muets were served was decorated
with hyacinths. The next meeting
viii be April 20 and will be Child
ren's Day.
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Publicity to Disarm
Fake Stock Sellers

WASHINGTON. Aprii-Publicity
is the weapon the government will
use to disarm the fake stock
swindler.
The treasury department. in a
general appeal to editors of news
papers and other publications now
seeks to expose worthless stock
statesmen by editorial and other
warnings TO the public
Foreign language publications
Will be relied upon to prevent many
forms of high-handed robbery OF
the pocketbooks of foreign born
residents OF the United States.
large percentage of the more
than $1,000, 900. 600 sunk annually
by misguided investors In alleged
stocks that are wholly valueless.
represents the hard-carned coin OF
the foreigners.
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gown of frosted silver cloth, with
overdress Of silver lace in a cob
webby pattern. The bodice was
sleeveless and low cut. girdled with
twisted silver ribbons on each side
lace panniers reached almost to the
floor. A long tulle veil fell from
coronet Of silver lace with orange
blossoms at the sides. The only bit
of Jewelry she wore was a string of
rare matched pearls. The bridal
bouquet was en- shower OF white
sweet peas, fragrant gardenias. white
orchids and valley lilies
The bride was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. G.
wore the conventional black of eve
ming attire with a single gardenia
in the lapel The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John C. Parrett.
who read the Episcopal service with
the new Van Dyke Insertions. in the
presence of about two hundred guests
representing HAMMOND 81 exclusive
society.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
pay CQ AOE lAlS IEtSSSlQldlt aIIGE
which a reception was held in the
drawing room. Al most elaborate
buffet luncheon was served by cater
ers in the dining room. where the
large table was covered with a deli
cate cloth of Italian cut work and
Venetian point. A gorgeou effect was
produced in the centerpiece, an i'm
mense bouquet of every beautiful
blossom in season. the brides cake,
decorated with roses ana an immense
bow of spun sugar. at one side and
the groom's, a rich fruit cake with
sarlands Of citrus fruits representing
a bright bouquet, on the other.
In the sun room a long table was
appointed for the fourteen members
OF the ridal party. Lovely flowers
were in profusion here. too, and the
delicious luncheon served Antici-
patton awaited the tossing away
of the brides bouquet, which was
caught by Miss Esther Lund Mrs
Anderson gave to each Of her at
tendants a daintily tinted fan Of os-
trich.
The bride and groom left by motor
for the Blackstone Hotel. where they
Will spepd some time before leaving
for Atlantic City and points OF in
terest in the east Mrs. Anderson
was fascinating in a midnight blue
tailleur OF Poiret twill, a becoming
toque, and she carried very good
looking wrap of cinnamon brown
The bride has long been one Of
Hammond's most popular and charm
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy--If You Know
DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets

The secert OF keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels
there's no need of having a sallow
complexion-dark rings under your
eyes-pimples-a bilious look in
your face-dulI eyes with no spa
kle. Your doctor viii tell you
ninety per cent Of all sickness
comes from inactive bowels and
liver.
DR.. Edwards. a weil-known ply
stefan in Ohio. perfected a vegeta-
BILE compound mixed with olive oil
to act on the liver and bowels.
which he gave to his patients for
years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel. are gentle
in their action yet always effective.
They bring about that natural
buoyancy which all should enjoy by
toning up the liver and clearing the
system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c and
o0c-Adv
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ing young ladies, as well as one of
the most accomplished. She is the
daughter of one of Hammond's most
respected and prominent business
men. For q time. Mrs. Anderson at
tended Kemper Hall. at Kenosha,
Wisconsin. and later studied at Miss
Shipley's School of Bryn Mawr, Pen
nsylVania. During the war she was
actively engaged in Red Cross work.
and accepted a position in the offices
OF the Ordinance department of the
Standard Steel Car Company. at
that time handling only government
tai orders Her many friends have
feted her at various and numerous
functions since the announcement Of
her enga cement was made in jan
uary at the South Shore Country Club
of Chicago. Hammond regrets to lose
Mrs Anderson. who for some time
has been one of the leading members
of the younger social set.
The groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Blythe Anderson of Mil
Waukee. Wisconsin, is we'll known in
Hammond and highly esteemed.
He has visited here number of
times as the guest of Mr.. Julius
II. Meyn. a college friend Mr.. An
derson is regarded as an unusual
ly aggressive young man and ac-
corded a brilliant future His high
school days were spent in Milwau-
kee. after which he attended the
Wharton School of Pennsylvania
State university, where he became
a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity. At present he is a pro-
fessor OF banking and high finance
in that institution and is a mem
Der of the public utilities commits
sion of Philadelphia. where the young
couple will make their home.
Scores OF friends Of Mr. and Mrs
Anderson wish them abundant hap
piness and increasing good fortune
Among the out of-town guests at
the wedding were the Eroom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reed. Mr. and
Mrs 9. B. Anderson, Jr, Miss Blythe
Anderson. all of Milwaukee. Mrs.
John Blackstone and daughter. Miss
Ella. of Crown Point, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blackstone, Mrs. Louis Ell
lingham and Mrs James Ewing
Bond all OF Fort Wayne, Miss Helen
Zedar, Miss Harriet Mohr. Mrs. Rob
ert Krost, Mr.. and Mrs. Cudney, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Wanner. Mrs. Anna
Morgan and Miss Ruth Morgan. all
Of Chicago. and Mrs. /. c. Emery of
Cedar Rapids. Ia.
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AFFAIRS AT THE
COUNTY CAPITAL

The Woman's Study Club met APP
ril 18th in the library. The best
Of all government is that which
teaches US to govern ourselves"
Currents Events were given in re-
Spouse to the roll call. Mrs. Blanch
Bradford read a very excellent pa
per subject Forms of Local and
County Government" A number
took part in the discussion which
followed Mrs Sallie I.aben's pa
per Blue Sky Laws" and more es-
pecially the Blue Sky Law of Indl-
ana was very valuable and all gain
ed much from this paper our
next meeting IS April Goth.
County Recorder BiIly Rose is
driving a new Packard car to and
from his Cedar Lake home.
Mrs. Lenora Clark is the owner
OF a handsome new Packard car.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the staging of the Pageant
The Easter Pilgrim" which viii
be given in song and story at the
Methodist church on Sunday night
The tomb Of Christ win be repre-
sented and also the rolling away OF
the stone. The characters Of Mary
Magdalene. the angel, Solomon Abb
raham and other biblical characters
Will be represented. Between for
~ and fifty people Will take part
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer of Ham
mond were in Crown Point on We'd
nesday.
The ladies OF the Christian church
served an excellent supper at the
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Masonic Temple on Thursday night.
The sale OF tickets realized neat
sum for the building fund. the
members are hoping to begin the
erection of a new edi1ice on their lot
on East street this summer
Much enthusiasm was manifested
at the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing on Thursday night. Mayor
Glover's explanation OF the oiling
project in Crown Point was heart
lily endorsed and Crown Points
streets will be fixed up with a last
ing preparation this year. The
paved road from Gary to Crown
Point was also talked of. The city
of Gary are anticipating paving
Broadway to Merrillville. and if this
IS done the rest Of the way will be
taken care of. J. D. Harper spoke
favoraibly as to getting better train
connections between Crown Point
and Chicago. saying he had In mind
twenty families who would make
Crown Point their home if they had
better train service.
Miss Mia White was pleasantly
surprised by a party Of friends at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Fisher on Monday night. where she
makes her home A delicious din
ner was served after which the ev-
ening was spent in a social way. s
Mrs. Albert Turner entertained
the 9. A. n. Club at her home on
Tuesday night. dainty prizes for
high score were giverS to Mrs. May
Lehman and Mrs. Turner Preced-
ing the games Mrs. Turner served a
delicious dinner
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EAST CHICAGO
AND
THE HARBOR

Mrs. Thomas Fogg Of North Ma
goun ave. was in Chicago yesterday
TO hear Bishop Anderson. who is
lecturing at the Majestic theater this
week.
Mrs. W. H Olds. Mrs. Belle Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wilmer.
OF Crown Point. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. a. Newton last evening at
thier home on 145th st.
Mary Spaulenstine. who is at
tending school in Michigan, is spend
ing her Easter vacation with her
grandmother. Mrs. NJ F7ack.
Mrs. C. F. Smith was the guest of
Mrs W. F. Martin at the meeting Of
the Woman's club yesterday Afternoon
at Indiana Harbor.
Now that spring is here, the house
wife has turned her thoughts TO
painting, paper hanging and getting
things cleaned up. You can do no
better than c. L. Thacker, 1895 Todd
ave, phone 4718-R East Chicago.
4:Is:s
One OF the most notable OF the
seasons receptions was that given
yesterday afternoon from three to
five o'clock by Mrs. f. " Canine in
honor of the bride OF her son, Cap
tain Ralph ]. Canine, who is spend
ing this week at the Canine home,
1896 Magoun avenue, There were
guests from Gary, Hammond. Indi-
ana Harbor and Eost Chicago
Those assisting tho hostess were
Mesdames J. A. Patterson of Gary
r. B. Miller. Gyilm Jones. Guy Hub
bel. z. B. Campbell and Wayne Mil
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- EnCIC Dy 6oGiG
MRS. GORDON BLY,
The stately Colonial residence Of
A. Murray Turner of Glendale Park,
Hammond, was the setting for a
most picturesque wedding last eve
ming, when his daughter. Miss Mar
garet Caroline Turner, became the
bride Of Gordon Blythe Anderson.
OF Philadelphia The handsome re-
ception rooms. softly lighted, were
veritabIe bowers OF southern smilax
and palms.
Before the fireplace at the end OF
the large drawing room. the nuptial
altar. tall and beautifully regal. was
built of Gala and Easter lilies
against a background Of palms and
ferns. At each side were lighted
three immense white tapers. Short
" before eight o'clock, Mrs. Roy II.
Fudge. perfectly gowned In peri
Wrinkle blue heavily embroidered
with crystal beads. sweeuy sang
Cadman's AT Dawning" and Be
cause, by GUY DHsrdelot, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Koehm,
pianist, apd Mr.. Henry Waxman.
violinist.
To the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march, the bridal party
came down the unusually beautiful
staircase. carpeted in white. Little
Miss Rosemary Smith. the brides
cousin. was dainty in a befrilled
frock Of white and she scattered rose
petals from French basket. At her
side was Master Walter Meyn.
who carried with graceful dignity
a lily. bearing the platinum we'd
ding ring.
Little Miss Rose Latta Turner. In
a delightful creation OF white French
organdy with touches OF real lace.
and John Latta Turner. in dark
blue, were demure ribbon stretchers
and held broad bands Of white satin
from the stairs to the altar. leaving
a wide aisle. Miss Dorothy Crum-
packer, attractively gowned in tam
gerine crepe Georgette, embroidered
in crystal beads, preceded Miss Leoda
McAleer. who was charming in daft
fodil yellow Georgette with girdle
of cornflower blue.
The matron Of honor. Mrs Julius
H Meyn, wore a beautifully becom-
ing frock of tangerine crepe. and
carried. as did the other attendants,
an immense old-fashioned bouquet
Of jonqulls, freesias. lavender
sweet peas, white carnations, pink
roses and a single American hearty,
with a shower effect of ribbons in
pastel colors.
A radiantly lovely bride was Miss
Turner. on her father's arm. in a
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nfl lDemoriam

In sad and living memory Of our
husband and father. William f. Alb
bott, who passed away three years
ago today. April 10. 1919
Days of sorrow still come DER US,
Tears Of sadness often flow,
When we think OF when you left us
Just three years ago
Yet again we hope to meet you
When the day OF life has fed,
And in heaven with joy to greet you
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Mrs. Harriet Abbott and
children.
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inicult for him to attend.

difficult for him to attend
Following his address Morse Dell
Plain proposed that the directors of
the chamber meet next Monday ev-
ening and arrange to send a repre-
sentative to Washington. The mo-
tion carried.
At today's meeting Chairman Will
son reminded members of Ham
mond's Cleanup Days which will be
Monday and Tuesday and urged the
cooperation OF citizens to make the
movement a success
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JUDGE REITER
SPEAKS AT
LUNCHEON

Judge v. S. Reiter. national coun-
cillor of the Hammond Chamber Of
Commerce. today explained the con-
nection between the local organiza-
ton and the National Chamber OF
Commerce in an address before mem
bers at the monday luncheon.
Mr.. Reiter explained the great
work which the National body can
accomplish by having its center in
Washington where It is proposed to
erect a building which will cost 81,
100000. He urged that Hammond
have a representative at the nation
al convention at Washington next
month but explained it would be
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county institute to be held in East
Chicago April nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth.
Good Friday services will be held
by the Rev. Peter Langendorfr, the
rector Of st. PauTs Episcopal
Church. tomorrow at ten o'clock in
the morning and at half past seven
O'Clock In the evening at the
knights OF Pythias Han, corner Of
Holman and Ogden streets.
Miss Cecilia Knoerzer will be
home today from Notre Dame, where
she is attending school at st. Mary's.
fr. and Mrs. II. w. Margenau
delightfully."- entertained last even
ing in their home on Detroit street
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N.
skinner. who are leaving soon to
make their home in ST. Louis. The
party was complete and novel sur
PRISE to the guests Of honor. and
ounco and pinochie was played at
I'VE tables, the honors made bv Mrs
". f. Startsman and Mrs. W. True
blood. Mr.. J. r. Parker and Mr..
George Powers. An elaborate course
luncheon was served in the dining
room. where the table was lovely
with Easter lilies and jonquils
Many good wishes were extended
the guests Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson OF
Eaton street announce the birth Of
little son, William Elmer, yes
terday. April the twelfth, at the
Chicago Lying-in Hospital.
The North Side ". c. T. L. will
meet with the president. Mrs.
Thomas. at the home of her daugh-
Or. Mrs. William NJ Bigger. AL
Mason street, on Friday afternoon.
Plans viii De made 10 attend the
w. c. T. Z. Institute to be held in
East Chicago next week.
The Girls Friendly Society OF st.
Paul's Episcopal Church win meet
again tonight at half past seven
o'clock at the home Of Miss Esther
Lund. 81 Mason street. An appro-
pirate program has been arranged.
Special services commemorative
the institution of the Lords sumner
will be held at st. PauFs Lutheran
Church this evening at half past
seven o'clock. Pastor Paul Gotter-
mann Of Hessville will preach the
sermon. Services on Good Friday
at ten o'clock IN tho morning and
half past seven o'clock in the even
ing.
Mrs Benjamin Lafayette Bel viii
entertain at luncheon and. bridge
for Miss Gladys Holman Bell on
Thursday. April the twentieth.
Mrs. William Boutwell, delightful
ly entertained the Missionary So
ciety Of the Pine Street Presbyte-
rian Church at one O'clock lunch
con on Tuesday in her home on
Drackert street. in honor Of her
birthday. The rooms were prettilv
decorated IN pink and white and a
large bouquet of dainty flowers
graced the dining table. where COW
ers were aid for twenty-three
guests. Music was enjoyed during
the afternoon and Mrs. Harold Har
per In her pleasing manner gave
several readings. The trimming Of
an ornate Easter bonnet for ono Of
tho members caused a great deal or
amusement. Mrs Boutwell, re-
ccived number OF pretty gifts in
remembrance Of the day, together
with many good wishes.
Mrs Fred Meiser Of Letters Ford |
Indiana IS the house guest Of her
niece, Mrs, Robert G. Jennings OF |
Sibley street for few days.
Dorothy Robrer viii entertain a |
luncheon for Miss Kathryn sharrel |
on Wednesday. April the nineteenth |
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REMOVAL NOTICE

DR.. A. ]. Warbler. Dentist, has
moved his office from 1855 state ST.
to Citizens National Bank bldg.
The Past Noble Grands' Club viii
meet Wednesday evening at PIG
Michigan ave. at the home of Mrs.
Helwig. 4-11
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-
SIHSIIEy
Radiophone
Program


Here are the stations and their
calls" Listen for the standby
signal. Pick out your concert.
They all start at 500 p. nj.
Stations: Chicago, K : W;
Pittsburg. K-D-K-A; Springfield
Mass. W-rB-Z: Newark. n. J.. VIZ
Cleveland WIKI; Bedford Hill
Side. Mass. W-B-N; Indianapolis. D.
u; Detroit. WV: Schenectady.
y Y. W-G-Y; Cstarts at 6:45 D. nj
Fort Wood. w-Y-C-B (s:0o p. m
1880 meters.)
Thursdays program, broadcasted
from Station K-Y-w, beginning at
$500 ?. m. follows:
CHICAGO
Artists
Oriental Quartet
W. C Schanbel.First Tenor.
H S. Baritone.
Claribel Patten Wallace-Con-
tralto.
Lila Groff-violinist
E. o. Todd-Second Tenor.
G. B. I.ane-Basso.
Frances Beeman-Accompa
Charlie Hitehcock-Entertai
PROGRAM
l. ca Remember Now Thy Gre
ator. Rhodes; Co Forsaken. kos
chat-Oriental Male Quartet.
, (a) The swan. Saint4Saens;
eo) Liebesfreud, Kreisler - Lila
Croft
8. (a) The Birthday, MacFayden
CD The Little Damosel, Novello-
Claribel Patten Wallace.
4. Readings. Selected - Charlie
Hitchcock.
5. (a) Amt You Coming Out.
4falinda. Won Tilzer; Cb) When He
Gave Me You Mother of Mine. Muir
y-White-Oriental Male Quartet.
s. Introduction and Rondo Ca
priccioso. Saint-Saens-Ltla Gron.
Z. (a) Gironetta. Sibella: OBJ
Spring Song of the Robin Woman,
ADMINISTRATIVE Patten Wallace.
g. Readings, Selected - Charlie
Hitchcock
.. Piano selection-Duo-Art
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Hammond Temple Pythian Sisters
No. 73 viii meet at X. of 2. Hall
Friday evening. Social hour after
lodge for Pythian Sisters ana
Knights and their families Ala
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good old-fashioned chicken
dinner with noodles. Also apron
and rug sale. Thursday. April 20.
at the Trinity Chapel, corner Park
Place and waltham st 4-13
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ONE DOLLAR

This ad good for one dollar on
any moving job before April 18th
Sunshine Express. Phone Ham
mond 3240. 4-12-2t
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
WASEY'S PLEATTNG
STOP

81 STATE STREET
Hemstitch with Gold and silver
Threads also match all colors. But
ton Holes, Buttons Covered. En-
brOdderfinG, BrafdinE, Beading.
Phone Hammond 446. 3-7-tf
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Hammond
Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin. Expression.
Banjo. Ukelele. Mandolin. Guitar.
Cornet. Clarinet, saxaphone. Cello,
Dancing. 3-25
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Mrs. Shomefrst: "O-o-oh: I didn't
know you had your walls painted
over"
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The W. Il. A of the Maccabees
will meet at the hall Friday after
noon at 1870 Ais
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Mr.. J. II. Short of GAINESVILLE.
Wisconsin. is the house guest Of
his sister. Mrs. w. F. Schroeder of
Rimbach avenue for few days.
Central w. c. T. u will meet at
the court house on Friday evening
at half past seven O'Clock for the
regular monthly meeting. A large
attendance is desired, as this will
be the last meeting before the
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Mrs. Upandoing: We didn't; we
used Blue Devil Cleanser" .4-10-st
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Mrs. Fred Meiser Of Letters Ford
Indiana IS the house guest Of her
niece, Mrs, Robert c. Jennings Of
sibley street for a few days.
-
Dorothy Robrer viii entertain at
luncheon for Miss Kathryn Sharrei
on Wednesday. April the nineteenth
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Mrs Benjamin Lafayette Bel will
entertain at luncheon and. bridge
for Miss Gladys Holman Bell on
Thursday April the twentieth.
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A radiantly lovely bride was Miss
Turner, on her fathers arm. in a
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49,
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