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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

y. ThurstOn made a business
trip to Boise. Tuesday.
.Berniee Young. who had her ton
sis removed Monday IS improving
Urma Utter, who has been visiting
for some time with Mrs. Terwilliger.
returned 70 her home At Boise, Mon
day.
Slick" Alden, city Eatermaster,
returned to his duties Monday morn
ing after spending on enjoyable two
weeks vacation
seiberling Cords are guaranteed
see them at Brubaker & Coltons-
Charlie Fulton. John Pearce.
Arthur Blanchard and Ross Fulton
returned on wednesday after spsnd-
ing q week at their mine and report
it as looking very favorable
H. Blair johnson and r s Zim-
norman went 10 the Roseworth pEo-
ject where they spent their weeks
vacation fishing and having good
time in general
Mr. and Ms Pearson, NJ and
Mrs. J. H Davis, Mr. and Mrs Her
man Preeht, and 8Ir. and Mrs Chris
Fenske. left Saturday evening on q
grouse hunting trip up three-fOrks.
Art Bulmer. who is emplOyed Al
Pleasant View, near Baker spent the
fore part Of the week visiting al the
home of his parents in our city NJ
Bulmer is teIegrzpher al that place
Henry Czrstens came down from
Seattle Monday 10 spend . few weeks
with the home folks and other
friends in Payette before entering
the fall term at the University OF
Dell Christian. V G. Erp. Slick
Alden. Martin O. Luther. Earl Christ
an, Fred shzdoin. Al Ball, and Ern-
sst Madsen composed . party going
to Hornet creek. where they succeed
d in getting their limit OF birds
MI. and Mrs. c. C. Wood and Iittle
;on Jack, of PocatelIo. drove through
% Payette last Sunday making the
rip in one day Mr. Wood comes 10
attend 10 some business matters per-
aiming to his fathers estate. and
<ilF be here for several days
The extreme got weather OF the
,ast week has besn rather oppressive
N those who we're fortunate enough
o spend 2 few weeks in the mount
.ins, some OF them returned for
econd vacation The wind and rain
Il Tuesday evening was very accept
.ble.
Miss Theo HiIlyer, daughter OF J.
:. HilIyer. and her grand-mother-
Irs. Grace Bivins. left Wednesday
or their home az Yakima, where
Iiss HilIyer Kill attend the Yakima
.chool. Miss HiIlyer and her grand
mother have spent the greater part
I their summer vacation in Payette
nd at the Payette Lakes
?. " Moss and Brother. propri-
tors OF the Buick Garage, who re
entity moved into the Masonic build
1g on north Eighth Street. are maz-
1g some change in the arrangements
{ the interior OF the building The
ffiee rooms are being enlarged by
the present stock room and
large stock room is now being built
I Joining the Office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
CATCHING SALMON IN
SNAKE RIVER

"Clum" and Lester Purcell are
meeting with good success at the
fishing camp on the Snake river be-
low town at the head of what is
known as the Pool Island Lester was
in town Wednesday morning with
some fine specimans OF Chinook
salmon which seem to be plumper and
in better condition than is usually
caught this far from the salt water.
One in the lot weighed AZ pounds.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
A FORMER PAYETTE GIRL
PASSES AWAY AT


The hearts Of many Payette people
were truly saddeued khen the. news
came that Mrs. Ralph Beamguard of
Boise, had passed away at the hospi-
tai Saturday evening at Z P. NJ. Mrs.
Beamguard was the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.,F. Callen of
this city, and one of P5yette's most
lovable young ladies. She was "a
years of age and leaves to mourn
her early departure a husband, faith
er and mother, one brother and one
sister.
Funeral services were held in 2aise
Monday afternoon. As Mr.. and Mrs.
Callen have not returned, no further
is at hand, a complete
and appropriate obituary will appear
in next weeks issue.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
MEAT MARKET CHANGES HANDS

The Independent Meat Market has
changed hands from the Payette Coz
operative Company to the present
operators OF the shop. Mr.. Geo.
Small and VIII Griggs. who viii take
over the business under the new firm
September first. Both men are ex-
perienced in the business and viii
likely be able to furnish tender steak
to the toughest people in the coma
ngnisy,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
Lorraine CHAPTER TO MEET

Lorraine Chapter No. 90 will hold
the first regular meeting following
the summer vacation, at the regular
meeting place Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 5th. All members are urged
to be present
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
ATTEND THE DANCE

Every one is going TO the dance.
Saturday night. Special dancing
features. Music By the Hungry Five
Orchestra. At the Payette Pavilion
9 P. NJ. to 12 p. NJ, under the man
agement of the Payette Amusement
Company. Aug. Stiff.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
DIR. e. b. HOLMES BACK
FROM VACATION

DR.. E. B. Holmes returned Tues
day evening after completing fUUr
weeks outing in the mountains. Dur
ing his vacation he has taken On a
beautiful color equal to e $40
Meerschaum, but viii be in the pink
condition to take up his work a: the
office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
CROWDS GATHER 10 WITNESS
HAND PAINTING

Mr.. E. u. Griffith, who has been
in Payette for the past week pub
licly exhibiting his skill in land
scape painting at the show window
of Fsrber & Sons, is certainly an
artist in that particular line OF
work The crowds that gathered
each day to witness his work, pur-
chased many beautiful OIL paintings
at very reasonable prices. He will
leave nice assortment of his paint
ings at Farber's Store for their holi-
day trade.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
LIGHTNING STRIKES
AT FRUTTLAND

A fire insurance covers direct loss
or damage by lightning. See B. z.
NcCarrOu before the loss.
B. F. MeCarrol is moveing his
insurance Office to the room vacated
by the Telegraph Office, the first door
south Of the Telephone Company's
Office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
Sheldon, Mo.
Aug. "a. 1922
treasury.

Mr.. Will Wells,
Payette, Idaho.
Dear Mr.. Wells:
am writing you in regard to the
failure of the Payette Enterprise not
reaching us the past two weeks, Aug.
and Aug. 10, one other paper about
a month ago. l don't understand
why we miss getting the paper. We
just can't miss getting it, as we are
very much interested about our Pay
cite friends and general surround
ings. We look forward to getting
the Enterprise as we would a letter
from a friend every Monday morn
ing.
We like our new home but do not
like the electric storms. It has been
very warm for few days now, but
the nights are cool and have been
all summer.
The crops look good, and there
was lots of fruit of all kinds, such as
grow here and plenty of rocks every
where, some of the streets are rock
paved.
We are not permanently settled as
yet, and as to which way we will go
is hard to tell. With this l will
close hoping that We, may not miss
any more papers.
With best wishes,
Mrs. Frank Carrier
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
EMERGENCY RATE ON POTATOES

From the following telegram re-
ceived by Arthur Johnston, secretary
of the Payette Chamber OF Com
merce, it appears the efforts of the
club have met with at least some re-
lief for the growers of potatoes in
this section.
Washington, d. c.
Aug. 90, 1922
Arthur Johnston,
Payette. Idaho
Payette Chamber of Commerce:
Glad to advise Interstate Commerce
Commission today approves emer-
gency rate on potatoes for Idaho at
not less than Colorado rate which
will be about fourteen cents per
hundred. Should Colorado shippers
be granted emergency rates then
lower rates may be granted idaho
shippers.
BURTON L. FRENCH.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
LIBRARY TEA

Library Committee will serve tea
In Library rooms. Thursday, Sept.
7th, from $3.50 until 5. Benefit of
Library. all welcome.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
MODERN wooDMAN ATTENTION.

All Modern Woodman are request
ed to be at the regular meeting Fri
day Night, Sept. 1st. Come whether
you are a member of this camp or
not,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Harry Kent will leave Sun-
day for Tacoma, Washington. TO visit
at the home of her son Charlie Kent
and TO let the new grandson take a
look at his grandmother.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31

LOST or stolen-Red Water Span
iel, named Mickey, Reward.-F. M.
Moss. Aug Slt2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Terwilliger went to Ontario
Tuesday, to visit an old friend from
Ashton, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31
ST. LANES. CHURCH

Services for Sunday next. Sept
Srd, 18th Sunday after Trinity.
10 A. NJ. Church School
II A. NJ. Choral Eucharist Sermon.
Thos. Ashworth. Rector.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-31

Examine the Soldering Cord Tires
at Brubaker & Cotton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB
Calendar For November.

Monday. November 6, p. m.-Cur-
rent Events, Mrs. w. L. Sasse, chair
man. Miss Mcmahon. director OF So
ciety for Prevention of Cruelty t.
Children. will address the club mem
bers about her work. Hospitality,
Mrs. w. II. G!rven, chairman. Ex-
hibit Of hand-painted china and parch =
ment-shades by Miss Marian Edwards
and her pupils. which will continue
November { and for the public.
Monday. November 13. s D. m-Mu-
sicale in charge Of Frederick Stanley
Smith; Miss Clara Mendinhall, princl-
pal of No. 8 school will speak on THE
Platoon System in our Public Schools"
Educational Committee. Mrs. Mabel
Jefferis, chairman. Hospitality, Mrs
w. H. Girven. chairman.
Tuesday, November IA. 2.30 D. NJ
Regular meeting of Board OF Directors
Monday, November 20. p. m.-Cur-
rent events, Mrs. w. J.. Sasse, chair
man. Paper about Thanksgiving. by
Mrs. Jesse Martin. Story by Mrs
Edgar Fell. Hospitality, Mrs. w. II
Girven. chairman.
Friday. November 24.-Annual ba
zaar. Mrs. Alexis p Clark, chairman
of ways and means committee n
charge. Fancy-work, useful articles
and cake and candy for sale. On,
table from the Come-and- See shop
Card-party in afternoon and evening
Every member expected TO be present
Monday November q, p. M
Regular monthly business meeting
Chairman submit written reports.
The club chorus will meet Wednes
day evenings at 7.30.
Glasses In china painting under tn,
direction OF Miss Marian Edwards O,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Thos,
wishing to Join should apply TO Mrs
Clarence Holt, 5o2 West Twenty-sec
| and street.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE TONIGHT
AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE
BY Emmarene Bnid win.

Freshman English: MARI Dean. SOLD
geometry. Faye Moore. plane geome-
try; Elizabeth Walker, beginners
French; Helen Shorb. sewing and
cooking: and Emily Ledenham. sew
ing and cooking. On Monday Edna
Green will start 10 teach mathematics;
Ruth Anne Russell. literature; Lucille
Roe, general science; Alice Jacquette.
second year French; Mabel Smith.
eewlng and cooking; and Frances Nc
Coy. sewing and cooking.
on Sunday the 7. w. c. 4. vesper
service will be the candelight service
when al the new memoers are taken
In to the association. There viii Ds
pageant The Sery,cs Of the Lights"
given which is in charge OF Sara Hat
field Vice President OF The 7. w G.
a.
Miss Margaret T. Lewis VIII bs
the guest Of the 7. w. {. A. on Non
day and Tuesday. She - coming %
speak On social service and Migrant
Group work. She viii speak on Tues
day at College Hour.
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\. W. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.


800 p. m.-Friendship Club, club
rooms.
500 p. my w. c. A. & Y. NJ. c. A.
Halloween party
Tuesday.
2.l5 p. m.-Staff meeting, club
rooms.
$50 p. m.-Wawataisi Corps of Girl
Reserves, club rooms
$50 p. m.-Hiawatha Corps Of Girl
Reserves, club rooms
500 p. m.-Hallowe'e party. VOL
laston Hall
Wednesday.
$50 p. m.-Quannacut Corps OF
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
7.45 p. m.-Wapanachki Cluh,~cluh
rooms.
Thursday.
800 y. m.--True Blue corps Of Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
400 p. m.--Oriole corps OF Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
600 p. m.-Board and Committee
members, supper.
Friday.
400 p. m.---New Corps of Freshmen
club rooms.
$50 p. m.-Good Fairy corps OF
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
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ANCIENT STYLES SEEN
At HALL0WE'E PARTY
Young Church Women Give In
teresting Display Of Wear
ing appafeI.

Thursday evening the Young Won1-
ems Foreign Missionary Society of
Harrison Street N. +. Church held a
masquerade party in Perry's Garage,
Twenty-ninth and Boulevard.
A feature OF the entertainment was
clever fashion show which showed
styles OF wonen's dress from 1853 %
1922. The hoop skirt, hustle dress.
bell skirt with train. balloon sleeves,
directoire style. sport suit Of 1911.
Red Cross costume. knickers, fapper
costume. modern evening, afternoon
and street dresses we're displayed. as
well as a modern wedding party. The
climax was an amusing colored we'd
ding.
| Those taking part were: Mrs. VIII
| liam Bradbury, Mrs. T. Elmer Perry,
Miss Mabel Houpt, Miss Sue Gibson,
Mrs. William Hitler. Mrs. George Sal
| loway, Mrs. Erisnan, Miss Bertha
Houpt. Miss Elizabeth HUT. Miss
Anna Simpkins, Mrs. J. A. Dockety.
Miss Sue Houpt, Miss Ruth Miller,
Mrs. HIN. Mrs. Jacob Orr. Mrs. irwin
Borer, Mrs. William Horn, Mrs. J. 3.
Carpenter, Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mrs,
Harry HENDERSON, Mrs r 7, HUT
Mrs. Harry Hyland-
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LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Laurel. oct. 9s.-The regular meet
ing of the Laurel New Century Club
was held on Monday afternoon with
the president. Mys. Il. y. Smith, pre-
eiding. The meeting was opened by
singing THE Church in the wild
wood" lengthy business session
followed after which the Last Rose Of
Summer" was sung.
The program was in charge OF Mrs
r. II. Dickerson, Chairman Of Child
Welfare. She gave very instructive
talk on the above named subject and
public health. followed by a very In
tereeting account of what is being
done by the county nurse. Miss Muir
ray. in the local health centre. A
piano duet was rendered by Mrs. Chas
Horsey and Mrs. Ella Yjngling, The
Keepsake" Petrie. Mrs. l.. w. Marvi
read an interesting article on health
Mre. II. w. Conner OF Salisbury, en-
tertained with a piano solo.
Next Monday VIII be business col.
lection Of dues and a tea.
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FORMER COLLEGE GIRL
MARRIED IN INDIA
Miss TWitcheII Was 1919 Fresh
man Class President at
University.

The "Woman's Missionary Friend"
for October contains the following ac-
count Of a wedding in India. The
bride was Miss Thera Twitchell, who
was at one time a student at the
Women's College, University of Del
aware. and was Freshman president
Of the class OF 1919. Miss Twitchell
has many friends in this city.
The many friends Of Miss Thera
Twitchell OF Isabella Thoburn Col
lege, Lucknow. India. who was mar
ried on April II to Howard Lindsay.
of Pauri. India, will be interested in
the following: The wedding tool,
place in the chapel of the college
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Warne and the bride was
given in marriage by Miss Florence
L. Nichols, president of Isabella Tho
burn College. The flower girl was ar
Indian child. the daughter OF Mis-:
| Nichols secretary.
The wedding dinner was given a,
| the college at the close the girl.
sang Alma Mater" (written by Mis-!
TwitchelD and then formed in Z
tcircle. which the bride joined. an,
sang Aud Lang Syne." Later tn,
Girl Guides, each with Hghte,
candle in one hand and flowers il
the other, formed a double line
through which the bride and groom
between the lights, upon the flower
they threw passed out of Lal Bagh
on their leisurely trip to Pauri.
Mrs. Lindsay wrote TO her mother
AS We stopped at some of the sta
uons. friends greeted us. At on
place they brought a freezer OF ic
cream and a rocking chair for a wed
ding gift. Picture us travelling wit
two bed rolls. two tin trunks. tw
wooden boxes. my big trunk. steame
trunk. tiftin basket (two feet by four,
mirror and rocking chair"
Mr.. Lindsay is a missionary of III
Board of Foreign Missions. NJ. I
Church, stationed at Pauri.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

seaford. Del, Oct. 2S-The regular
meeting of the Acorn Club was held
Tuesday afternoon In the club room.
the president. Mrs. William +. Long
endylte, being in the chair. After n
short business session the day was
turned over TO Mrs John w. Nevins.
chairman, who had for her subject,
Prison Reform" After n brief talk
on the subject, Mrs. Nevins introduced
NJ. s. Plummer. warden at the New
Castle County Workhouse, who, in n
very interesting address. told OF his
work at Greenbank. A pleasing mu-
sical program was given by Charles
Van Leer and Miss LetitLa Ross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
MIDDLETOwN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

John II. Wiley. Ph. ID. S. T. ID. a
noted lecturer of Washington, ID. G.
gave a delightful lecture at the Mid
dletown New Century Club on Tues
day evening his subject being "The
Mayflower, 1620-192o." A big audi
ence greeted DIR. Wiley and remained
after the lecture TO shake hands with
him. Miss Etheiwyn Maloney. OF
Townsend. arranged the program.
Next Tuesdays program will be in
charge of Mrs. Jesse L. Shepherd II
will be Bible Day" and the Rev.
Vaughn s. Collins. a former pastor of
Bethesda NJ. f. Church, will make an
address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

Harry Southard and Miss Helena
Southard, of Linciln. were elected
members.
AT the close OF tho business meeting
an address was delivered by Col.
Theodore Townsend. OF Milford. on
Civic and Home Government. Col.
Townsend gave some interesting facts
concerning the history Of Milford. and
he spoke OF the lawr and the changes
I'm town laws In t.ie last fifty years.
He spoke OF the moral conditions and
the growing tendencies Of the times.
fte stated tiat Miliora III ,he iast ne"
years had greatly expanded and the
town limits should be extended.
At the conclusion of his address
he was given vote OF thanks.
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BRIDGEVTLLE TUESDAY
NIGHT CLUB

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Bridgeville Tuesday Night Club was
held this week. Mrs. E. Lee Culver
presided, and Mrs. c. Leon Cannon
served as secretary IN the absence OF
Mrs Roland Elliott. Mrs. Lawrence
NJ. Cahall. chairman for the evening.
read several articles on Prison Re-
form" Miss Mildred Morgan, chair
man of music. gave a piano solo. Next
Tuesday evening a Halloween party
will be held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

vice-president; Mrs. William G. Coke.
second vice-president; Mrs. willard
Salisbury, third vice-president; Mrs.
Asa j. Williams, fourth vice-presi-
dent; Miss Elizabeth p. Hebb, trea-
surer; Mrs. Robert II. Maris. secre-
tary.
| Miss Mary Stadelman Is being ex-
tensively entertained In honor OF her
approaching marriage to Charles wag-
gaman Berl. Monday afternoon Miss
Julia Elliott will give luncheon and
card party at the Country Club.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Louise
Reinhardt will give bridge luncheon
for her. Thursday afternoon Miss
Mary Marvel will give n bridge lunch
con. Friday afternoon Mrs. William
II. Laird and Miss Margaret Laird
will give tea.
Miss Constance de Mesa OF Ventnor.
N. j. is visiting Miss Madeleine G..
Reed for several days.
One of the most attractive booths
at the Christmas Shop Will be the
toy booth In charge OF Mrs. Harry G.
Haskell and Miss Elizabeth Draper
They have been collecting toys for
some time and the display Will ap-
peal to any youthful heart. While
abroad this summer Mrs. Haskell go,
some interesting playthings which
viii be for sale. The delightful wooden
toys made by disabled soldiers al
Tho Dugout will be sold at the shor
again this year. A new feature viii
be table at which will be sold articles
worth ten cents to dollar.
The shop will be held November z. 8
and 10. The entire proceeds will
go TO charity. Last year the wo.
mems Club gave $1,000 to the unem.
ployed. the money being part OF IN.
proceeds Of the Christmas Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Miller will
leave next week for several weeks a
,, Hot Springs. Va.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Bisnhan ~
: are expected back from their honey
moon today.
r Mrs. Barfleld OF Jacksonville. Flori
da, is the guest of Mrs. Harry q
2 Haskell.
Mrs. Preston Corey Of wincheste,
j Mass, will spend the Weekend wit,
i Mr. and Mrs. William Corey of thi
c city.
i, Miss Marion Gilkey. who has bee
= visiting Mrs. Robert Campbell. ha
, returned to her home at Portsmouth
!. New Hampshire.
E The United States Daughters q
1912 will give a card party NIordo,
a evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
e FRANK l.. Boynton at Falkland. TIL
r proceeds Will so TO the fund for III
( Memorial Library at the University @
! Delaware.
] The Seniors of Misses Hebb's Schoc
will give n Halloween masouerad
:. dance al the school this evening. TIL
n rooms are being attractively decorate
n IN honor Of the season.
announcement is made in Buffal
II Of the marriage of William G.. Penny
i packer, Srd. 10 Ethene Wilson Carrie
on October II. Mr.. Pennypacker is
:, grandson OF the late William {
" Pennypacker, of this city.
r A hockey team was formed yeste,
" day at Misses Hebb's School. TT
u members are Julia Higgins, Mar
Harvey, Margaret Janvier. Pat-
n Fem. Florence Ely. Emily Spruanc
8 Louise Tatnall, Mary Bush, ar
t. Marian Rhoads. The substitutes a.
s. Natalie Bishop. Frances Tatna
n Catherine Carmichael, Sophie Janvie
and Alice Warner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
yaaman's on the Delaware.

Closes the present season Octoba-
thirtieth 20 reopen under the same
management. for the eleventh season.
on April twenty eighth, 1923. Naa-
mans Sweet Mustard Pickle on saIs
at Jas. Morrow and Sons, 2II Market
street. and at the Middletown Farms,
Eighth and Orange streets-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Milford. Oct 2s.-The Milford New
Century Club is making arrangements
TO hold a Halloween entertainment on
October 80. 10 be entitled "Tardy Tom
and the Spirits" 1t will be held at
the regular weekly meeting of the
club.
Al the meeting this week Mrs.
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NEW, ERA BRANCH CARD PARTY

The New Era Branch, I. s. S. will
hold a card party at the home of
Mrs. Frank L. Boynton. of Falkland
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
proceeds will go TO the work OF the
club conservation of vision and pre-
vention of blindness. TO reach Mrs
Boynton's home. take the Brandy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
DELAWARE WOMEN'S CLUBS

wine Springs car and stop at Fells
Lane. The cars leave Sixth and Mar.
ket at seven minutes after the hour
and run at fifteen minute intervals.
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Union Mission Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of
Union NJ. +. Church was held at the
church on Thursday afternoon. Sixty
one dollars was reported by Mrs.
Josephine Hill, secretary of mite
boxes. After the election of officers.
the president, Mrs. Daniel Jester, who
was a delegate TO the Philadelphia
branch meeting held in Reading, Pa.
gave an interesting report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
Camp Fire Girls Masquerade Dance.

Winona Camp Fire Girls will give a
masquerade dance In Masonic Hall at
Newport, Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

If you need a cook call 220e-ask
for ad taker.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

Miss Marvel VIII participate in the Animated Advertisements of
be
member the Fapper Dance assembled by Miss Enor
Almost Whnl"
The Christmas shop
children