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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03

MRS. William Entrees with her
two daughters, Evelyn and Mary
Louise, hare returned from 4 trip
In the east, where they have Seen
since the latter part OF Septem-
Der. Mrs. Entrees was delegate
from the local chapter here to the
convention OF the Daughters of
veterans In Des Moines In Sep
tember. Mrs. Entrees visited in
Sheridan. Wyoming, with one sis
ter on her way east and visited
with two other sisters in Shenan-
doah, Iowa. From there she went
to Des Moines, then to Chicago
and later to Oshkosh, Wisconsin
While in Wisconsin Mrs. Entrees
visited the state soldiers home
Mrs. Entrees and her two daugh-
ters came directly home frorl
| there.
The members of the Rapheter-
tan club were yesterday guests OF
Mrs. Roy Shields, Mrs. Lee I'm
ruh and Mrs, Guy 0, Smith for a
Inc party at the Oregon and lat
er luncheon at the Gray Belle,
special guests invited for the af-
ernoon were, Mrs. Harrison
thompson. Mrs. Thoman Rees
Miss Lucy Freeman and Mrs. Paul
Johnson. The Rapheterian club
meets once month and the De-
cember meeting will be with Mrs.
\. A. Siewert.
Several Salem society matrons
motored to Portland today to at
end the tea which is being given
oy Mrs. Donald Spencer for Mrs.
clarence Bishop, whose wedding
was an event of the fall. Mrs.
Bishop is being welcomed into
Portland society with several af-
fairs in her honor, and the tea
this afternoon is one of the at
tractive events. The women who
motored from here are, Mrs. C. P,
Bishop, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs.
John ]. Roberts, Mrs. Dan Fry,
Jr, Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr,
Mrs. T. A. Livesley.
Reed Miller, tenor, will appear
here in concert on November 10,
Friday This is the first of a SER
les OF three concerts which are to
be sponsored by the Apollo club
Of this city. The club this year
has sixty voices and they are do
ng some very splendid work in
heir practices.
Mrs. F. M. Buchanan of Nc
Minnville was the guest last week
of Mrs. e. B. Millard. While she
was here, Mrs. Buchanan at
tended the county federation OF
woman's clubs held in Salem.
Miss Helen Jordan OF Seattle is
the house guest Of Mrs. Henry
Meyers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Jordan Of
Seattle who were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Meyers left
for their home Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Meyers spent few
days in Portland last week with
the Jordans.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
BIKE STRUCK, MAN UNHURT

Although the bicycle he was
riding was struck by an automo-
bile and was considerably dam
aged, A. Tooley, $50 Center
street, escaped injury. he told the
police.
The crash occurred at the corr
ner of 10Th and State streets. The
name of the cars driver was not
learned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
Oregon.

The placing of wager on the
fidelity Of wife is the pivotal
point around which revolves the
highly dramatic plot of The Eter-
nal Flame" the attraction in
which Norma Talmadge is star
ring at the Oregon theatsr tomor-
row night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
Piety Hill
Club Has
Meeting

MRS @. X. Spaulding was host
- yesterday for the regular
monthly meeting of the Piety Hill
oInb at her attractive home on
ronrt street. The rooms were dec
orated in baskets of fall fruit and
fowers, with red and yellow the
nredominating color scheme The
afternoon was spent in pleasant
conversation and at the tea hour
ne hostess was assisted by her
daughter Mrs. Ila Griffith. Spe-
cial guests for the afternoon
we're. Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mrs.
poy Mills and Mrs. Ila Griffith.
Three new members have been
,dded to the Piety Hill club this
nil, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. S.
p Kimball and Mrs. r. P Boise.
The next meeting of the club will
he the first part of December with
Mrs. Joseph Albert and Mrs. ]. H.
Scott. hostesses. The members of
the club are, Mrs. ]. III. Albert,
Mrs. william Brown, Mrs E. T.
Barnes, Mrs. E. G. Cross. Mrs. T..
B. Kay, Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs.
Foil Mrs. Erwin Griffith. Mrs.
". E Kirk, Mrs. e. Hartley, Mrs.
E. C. Patton Mrs. j, H. Scott.
Mrs. c. H. Robertson, Mrs. G. K.
Spaulding, Mrs F. W. Spencer,
Mrs. H, D, Thielsen, Mrs. j. H.
Walker, Mrs. Grace Whitig.
The Sons of Veterans will have
an afternoon and evening session
tomorrow Saturday, when they
will have as their guests the di-
yisional commander of Washing
ton and Oregon, and the division
al president of Washington and
Oregon. In the afternoon they
will have conference at the
armory, and In the evening an
open meeting at Mccormack hall
for the sons of veterans and their
auxiliary and friends. There will
he quite a class initiated during
the evening assisted by team
from Portland Several outside
guests are expected and a very
pleasant time is anticipated by
those In charge Of preparations.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary
met yesterday at the armory for
very pleasant meeting and start |
eo their work for the fall season.
Inc OFFICERS Of the auxiliary are
MRS. Norma Terwilliger, presi-
uent' MRS Ida Traglio, vice pres
went and Mrs. Mary Lickel, sec
retary The women also planned |
~ ASSIST In the entertainment to-
morrow for the visiting officers Of
tne Sons of Veterans Organization
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon McGiI-I
christ and children have moved
rom their country home near Sa-
EN- and will live in Portland.
They left Wednesday evening for
heir new home In Portland.
The Woman's progressive club
7 Salem Heights is holding its
egular monthly meeting this af-
ernoon at the community hall.
sfs Stolzheise is the leader for
Y DAY with the subject, Early
'regon history.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
Liberty.

A distinctive all-star cast Is to
be seen in Shattered Idols" for
merly entitled "A Bride Of the
Gods" screen adaptation of |. A.
r. Wylies celebrated novel, THE
Daughter of Brahma." This much
heralded picture will be shown at
the Liberty theater, commencing
Tuesday.
''Conceit," Selznicks latest big
feature production which will be
seen at the Liberty theater on
Sunday is distinguished by many
unusual features, not the least of
which is the fact that it has two
leading ladies, and both OF them
real stars. The women in the
case are Hedda Hopper, famed on
the screen for here remarkably
skilful delineations of cultured So
ciety women, and Betty Hilburn,
comparatively a newcomers to the
silver sheet, but one who has al
ready entered the stellar ranks,
she being the featured player In
the remarkable sub-sea photo
drama, THE Girl of the Sea-"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
Bligh.

Benton & Clarke, known as vac
Fashion Plate Pair" are a duo
Of musical comedy artists who
have succeeded beyond a doubt in
convincing patrons OF vaudeville
that they are entertainers of abil-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
GAR HITS SALEM TOT;
z YEAR OLD BRUISED

Mary 10 Geiser. two year old
daughter of p. w. Geiser, IT'S
Mill street, was struck late yester-
day afternoon by an automobile
driven by Arthur Claggett of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03

route s. Tho little girl escaped
with minor bruises.
The accident occurred while
Mr.. Ciaggett was driving west on
Nall street about 4:30 o'clock yes
| terday afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-03
REMOVES, ),
4= ----uus-u-.z.zas asTakg

Trouble" in which Jackie
Coogan is appearing at the Oregon
theater this week, is most appro-
priately named, according to AL
bert Austin, who directed Jackie
in 1t.
For in Trouble" Austin en-
countered more trouble than in
any picture production he has ever
been associated with.
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Edited
A6|a{ocl.!;:e::"""''..tj'!'.y,,, !: :. :. !,
&.1 MISS RUTH AUSTIN
Phone
rIsS RUTH AUSTIN
Phone 81

| ApouI lIty women attended
the meeting OF the Home mission
ary society which met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. B. L. Sleeves
The negro question was the SUBJ
ject during the afternoon and the
program was planned to deal
with this subject. This was a
thank offering meeting for the
nome missions. The program was
very interesting. Mrs. C. A.
Downs read paper concerning
the characteristics of Joseph Pot
ter, negro poet who ranks high
among negro writer's, and Mrs. F.
thompson gave paper concern
ing Mamie Burroughs, home
missionary worker and head Of
one of the schools in Washington
D. G. Miss Hazel BodIe PLAYED
several variations of "Old Black
Joe,' on the piano, and Mrs. Ed
win socolofsky sang a negro spir-
itual A dialect reading, "A moth
er's Lullaby" was given by Mrs
Ronald Glover, and Mrs. f. L. Ut
ter had charge of the enigma
work.
The Marion county council Of
the Parent Teachers association
will have meeting Saturday, No
vember 4 at 10 o'clock In the
high school building. The program
planned for the meeting has been
announced by Mrs. A. M. Chap
man, president of the Marion
county council as follows: Piano
duet, Miss Kathleen Booth and
Oliver Banks; transaction of bus
mess; Better pictures for chill
dren, Mrs. Frank J. Kane, presi
dent Of the Irvington P. T. A.:
violin solo, Margaret Caster. In
the afternoon the program will
continue with, high school Choir
us; address, Mrs. ]. F. Hill. pres
ident of the Oregon P. T. A.; vo
cal solo, Mrs. S. e. Richardson
address, Value of mental tests
Professor Erickson; piano solo
Lena Medler.
On Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 1st. group of about twenty
girls gathered at the home of
Mrs. Albert Loughridge on Court
street, to take a very enjoyable
trip through India. Mrs. Lough-
ridge told OF the different Gus
toms, of the dress of the people.
the different kinds of food and of
the religions. She told of their
work in Christianizing those peo
pie. Many curios from the country |
were shown, and at the close of
The address, rice and curry, one
II the favorite dishes of India. |
was served by the hostess, The
group or girls were members of |
Miss McNary's Sunday school |
lass and Monday night Bible |
lass. and all felt that they had
pent very pleasant and profit
lble evening.
Mrs. E. Hofer who with Mr..
fofer Just recently returned from
Trip to their old home in the
asst is the guest this week Of her
laughter, Mrs. Allan Bynon in
'ortland. Mr.. and Mrs. Bynon
will motor to Salem with Mrs.
iofer Saturday afternoon and
pend the week end here.
Mrs. Joseph Albert and Mrs. J.
). Griffith went to Portland We'd
esday evening and will remain
here until tomorrow evening WIS.,
ting with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
CHILDLESS HOMES
MADE HAPPY
PresenceofLttle Ones q CreatB Blessing
Four Interesting Letters

St bcris, Mo- want 10 tell ycu
what Lydia r. Pinkharn's . Vegetable
Compound did for me seven years
ago. ! vas run down and had . weak
ness such a. women often have. ]
took lydia r. Plnkharn's Vegetable
Compound and after being married
sixteen years became the mother Of
q sweet little girl ! now have four
lovely children three fine boys and
the little gfri six years Old. ! hAd
Iongrd for children All the while and
w~yf many a day snd envird every
woman With . child l was M years
Cd when my first baby was born. I
recommend f.y<iia e. Pinkhsm's Veg
etxbie Compound to any woman who
u aiding w5th female weakness -
Mrs J. NAUNAxx, 1917 Benton Sc
St Louis, Ma
Was Weak and Ran Down
st. Iona, No. my mother took
Lydia 2 Pinkhan's 3 Vegetable Com
pound When was . girl, and WHEN I
w. tEoubSed With cramps took IL,
md later when ! married ] agnin took
Il 70 make me strong ~ tn doctor
I'D uns weak and run down md
couh no< have children t0ok IL md
r0< alo0x fine md nov 1 have thres
eixi1- So you kuew why ] keep tbs
Cnupound IN IL house ] om 3 veil
wou.nn - 1Dwy Uork snd sewinw
~ - 1ln Ju<ius HAsrMAM. z5oI
". DpdEw ~ Sk Leuia ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

Mexico city. Aus. s~-Tbomas
Martin Mas kllled and Guy Markers
was asrlously injured near Ia
Taeatea mine 10 the stats Of Goa
hulla ia an encounter Nlsh miners
from nelshiprsnx rainp,
Dispatches tram TqFreoa eaY The
Americans had an alteration with
mosulle miners and wsFe a4tseAad
by 4 superior force Federal srtopa
arc pursuing the attackers, aeeafd
Ing 10 the war of'fts. Gsorsv II
aummerlIn. the American chsfEs
d'sffalres, has recsised no infoFsna
tion regarding the incident further
than the newspaper adsiees,
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PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY

Miss Madeline Olsen viii entertain
Tho Delsa Phi club with a SWIMMING
parrr al the csantry Club Thurs
dsy.
~ NJ X
Miss Louise Bsersr IL the guest of
Mlss visiaa cooter at oklahoms
CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fife and s0n
viii leave Thursday morning fcr
rcrtlaad. Oregon whore they VIII
make their future home,
VI N u
Word was received fror Mr. and
Mrs, y l. Hayes who we're called
20 Bsrslesyllle Nv the serious lllness
os their son. Mr. ALERT Hayes, that
be passed away yesterday afternoon
aud the funeral win be held Thgs-
day
MRS Warren Van lHooaer win en~
tcrsaln the il Jtns club al : o'clock.
N " VI
Mrs. " y Ballinger OF W. Worth.
Texss Is the guest of Miss Eunlce
Cogllns Mrs Ballinger 9as former
,sy Mary Niaxiey.
" n "
Mrs. " l.. Ifsgny and children
who have been the guests Of Mrs
fiagnys parens Mr.. and Mira H.
" Tailnan for the past month. will
leave Friday cor their hame In
Denver. Colorado
VI VI vi
| Farm Womans club. Division no
Will meet with Miss Nellie ADier-
son Thursday afternoon.
n NJ s.
All cash contribution for the
Ian heon Market. given for The
benefit cf the womans building al
the Fair Grounds. can be taken "a
Gardner and Soehl Clothing store
" " NJ
Wess y ~ W & T.u
Tho West w q. n. u. VII me. v.
with Mrs NJ Z. Van arr. 49, sout
Firs, THURSDAY .1e. n,n Al ? 20 A
full attendance Il desired a. there
IIs business OF is1potsxa. ce.
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Mrs, Wins announces that she
has new shipment OF the wonder.
ful i-mlnute washing machines
coming Place sour order nos cali
at the store and let Mrs. Wilim
demonstrate this nifty labor r-sasing
machine Why make sIavs out OK
your wife when she can be given n
present that Will make wash day
Fleasurt7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
Beauty Hint
For To-Day

Reeore ku<ng oat Saesnse the xksa
wxA fx&kx xle~nssnx ~Fr&as shen ~
ras asrwtRe and xVal Will have = coca Y
gaexNn - he~asstwl as rose rhss
xxssr >gnxssnn heausiffes when assFs-
thgnx else fails Over snaaltca dts
<rsmsnxsanx x1r}x and ~ersen as~
ruxAsnx ssse Try y to-day u saN
&~n1 like II. take Il hsek ard svs
y~Ax rneney. Al toilet cc1nssrs every
wAexc
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SHOTS flREn. RlTT
No one INJURED

Springfield Mns Aag sss<s~rsl
sAots. exeA&aTsa Aesween nssvaes
ant whAss persons Just rsFsh VI tee
CITY lAnstSs caused repoFss thss an
ssssek vas eessg made on noa-ansna
rzlfrvxa sAsse iaAorss~. AL a<eass
L. $ naarshAls ard dcF~tv shsrsfss
~sre efsersd frcm the hossa ~here
sssy wxze skSStng xna 1waed %
the sceae :.
Later she osgiwrs ssasesa that shs
sruaAae bad no ccnmccsicu ~isA the
rxElrcsa strike. ThFy dld rot knoT
~h~Asr amy enc ~As injured in sAe
rSAt tAss SAID. ss tho parskNa@ass
Ted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

s'27 mile trip "a Jeweit car T'ss
cas Ii IN excellent rondltion and i
now on exhibition At Tbs TfAbnad
aafaru. Boyd has w0ndasitd nsoty
~ relate or MIS- travels III The AUrth
IBnnm and Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

Ss~e Old sscry Hps Coed Cre
Mrs Mxhzls BHrns. S4vxzna. Ne
rcaatss an exresssnces the IKE AZ
~kscA h3s happs ned An almost every
rstghscFhco6 in this ccgntry. and has
beer tcs6 snE related BY thousands 81
cshsrs. xs follows. Il used bottle "A
Ch&znheri2in's Colic and Disrrhosa
Efsas4y sec1t nine years AEo aad Il
sase4 ne q sigx gdysenieryl I h&A
s-csher attack of TIE same complalat
three Or fonr years ago ard a few
ccsss of shss renaedy cared ne. |
hare rrxnnereea is to dcsens ~
peosae ssnea istSrsf used il ani @hsIl
9 nstnu% 10 ao 40 for know n Is a
c1tck and Fassrrs cure Cor boss
sxx1Nsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

Cortland. n. TT tock Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound be-
case was weak and wsxted 70 be
cnnse strunR and hare . Child Ny
husband resd shcux itin the Cortland
stxndarss' srsd thosxht il might hep
ne II certainly dsd for now have
: k~ely boy fifteen mouths od who
weighs korfy pourx3sL recon Enersd
Lvdia r. Pinkhxrr's Vegetable Com
pound TO rny frsersds and ygu can Ger
tAfnly use my testirn0rikl IN your nj
sae books and In the newspapers. -
II rnigh8 help 10 rake s1<ne oth~r
cz.;asiexs borne happy ty the presercs
cf lite on<s ~ IL bAs done mine go
Mn. clArDE r CASrIEl-D. 10 sails
bury S., Cortland, y. T.
Married Three Years
Brooxsyn. n. Y---sT am certxinly
sery thankfuj 10 yo1 for your vexe-
talk Cn<rpou0d- Iwxs married three
yenrs snd dSd mot have ckild Ny
krshnnd hnd often bexxd Of Lydia z.
PInkham's ysgst&bI< Compound md
~ nnde me tak< it and became the
rnokher a she b<aixhsest little kxyy |
knou. Whe0 my friends f<;i ne their
I'D fe<lfnes tbe 6rxt thing ssy Il,
Take fh< Vege<nhSe CompDund ]
a u5E7inx fx ycu - use these fncfs
- fe&<zG1ou1aI. - 1ou- AN3uGxETYE
MAnAso. ~ Nes<xznd Are, Brpok-
~ -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


lone Hovsl
/. n JorexHA a. Ns', ,40A c.ys r p.
CAY Dallas. ". G Bswsrsnx. Kan
sas cu. X. W. Gsven. chNasc; q 81.
Msaker T3asas IA #. Redmond ~.
Saith. N =. Ksans. Kansas CITY.
Marry Roatn. Enid; n w WAessa,
- scssFshs u q Kelly, Easds n :
Forsa. wichita H. N Lanelsy r.
aenos Nrs G. Y. Ssexr 0kemaa +.
c sscI.esfes ard wsfs. r. aeao: u r.
l.s<akxEs. ~ Smith.
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saerneca slsm wsv nnH 1w =
camping trip nexs week. In two
weeks Peter osAs vita he hcsssss ~
The elah,
Rsh<<sa lcsos inlss~tser
The Rs,~ceA lsesaws held lnsslAsicn
lss nlxh, al the Old Fvalo~s liail
afssf wAsch an ir0 coarse wss served
10 = namhcr cs guests and seventy
memseS Mrs. lsers billings was
elected a. aeaesase to the lise~cca
Assembly TO W Held In shawnee in
ocsohsr and Ns. Rose Halms was
elected az ai,ersasa
- ~ y
Ep~ersA ls2oas Social
Last eseniAx on the NJ " char b
lawn the Ee9otsA Leaknes savs an
ne cream sccfal ehlsA VAS we'll At.
sand~d Tennis and ereauvs were
enioyea " the guests.
S N %
raesosy se~gr9 Club
Mrs. C~arge RisaAanrs was hosicss
TO she Tuesday sswang cgun a. the
xoanify sinh yesterday afternoon
Next week Mrs Fred HlrRcl Jr.
will snserssln the clab.
" n NJ
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William Fairbanks ia western
Demon i the offering of the nlRh-
land today and tonight A good
snab Pollard follows, I'huIrday
Harry Carey in THE Freeze en-" Is
the agtfaeglon Al the Highland Alao
Chapter II IL Robertson Snmaoc. the
last cplwada of shls thrilling sNFAal
sN Ghost Comedy" follows g'oole
pikcs n the clty A big hunsh "
fun and entertainment for 10 cents
is+s~Ast-r&
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cAicSasha. Aus ? MariA waA ~
s,sAt form until The seFSath ina.kg
~aen he ialsered. Aiio@ana uso dts,
4 Laae On balls and sacrifice sheh
netlnd wilson sGx rams. enogrgn 10
win the game The ssufe was ! "
:.
Tl- chcka PLAYED nlserahla AL
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No man can hs frcsidcn, of his
Tinted States who has not attained
the ags III ~ years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

Longer skirts" says the bow
legged, SHORTER" say the bold
ienred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

The salary of the ch~f igstlce q
the United States Supreme coar, u
$4,000 4 year
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Total . NJ 81 y
Summary o. Game
Two flasn Tits. lMcy. ccyles naSe
on nall: or csson q ssm oas rs
a.srcBm ?, b. carpn s.
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Msarssdsy
fresastesaaa >oo.Al rns e Mr..
llsssse Bnrness,
Nosnans Amslass rA.sassssa
SAnFxA Mrs. " ccaA
W~ss NJ E LAdl&A I'D Mira ".
r. kee~y.
kxa raa club Miss Esolss poas.
tsSs.
rsurssp
Farm Nomans caah. INV, Mss
Anaersoa
Delta rms clsh Miss Madeline
olsen a. Ceassy Sauh,
West ", e r t- Mrs NJ. T.
yamrner n NJ & Cub. Cesnfrs
cluh Mrs .. 4 n 4gsass. Mrs u
Cook and Mrs. sNvanh MsCmirs
Saturday
I'll gAnx cluh-MFs, Warren Van
Mon8es
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at'ss she tssAl seventh cNtans-
lOweFy vas injured Ia sac ninsa IN.
Ainx
Snss ~ snnlass rms
Wilson s..ss aae epe ssews !
chwkasha no sia @e ! = !
nAtesless nossA and Moss MVtfts
GRAHAM ana lsnwsFy, iee.
pnncAm. Auk y An eame 'hv
~ss feasarea mossly Nv ssassias
Duncan hsAa calasca 10 10 in She
eg'ene4 ~ saa sefses ssfspgy IN tbs
Mound TOR Duncan struck oas fsts@er
ana allowed ten hlss. swo 81 shhh
wtfp elscuEs ssoa,s nernh IN she
lcN Ew The visitors allowed swelvs
hns, sne 4 homer and struck ous eae
aah.
Hssaro hy inniNss " n. n
s1lmsn uJ ~ wni y ~ \
nAneAn ~ paa nv vos 10 n y
nassefivss Dennis and Fsrwa~n
Stfepry aud nlair
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Z, D ll9sa has tut co letcd an
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b. B. B. Gun Hcfo
All DAY Meeting
Mrs Eta Ftekx. Misses Dorothy
and Mildred wlcks and the members
q. fhe ~ n. club were entertain
"a by Mrs, F'lacksnssein yesterday
II an all day meeting
Daring tho business hour in the
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ysmrnew n " & Cub. Ccsnsrs
cauh Mrs, j. 4 n sssass Mrs E
Cook and Mrs. Swank Mcclure
Saturday
HA JAnx cluh-M Mrs. wArren Van
iaooRes.
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q oAils rhouGAr =
xxxwx xgxxxK Re wxf
THE on. who VII be found Ia
trial eAnsbse ot great aesa Of ioye Is
ever the enc who h always doing
considerable small ones" r. W.
n hersson.
III % MI
ShRrwmxn Milses Mupsiass
Msns Laura ShirsmAn and ~.
Carl Muller. better known A. Red
stole 4 march on their fsieads aaa
were married at OkaaAoma cils yes
sereay 2nd are nov on honeymoon
trip in Texas
Mrs. MAleftss ghe daagssaar of
Nr and Mrs C /. shireman of ZIG
East Manspr she graduated from
High school, last June Mr.. Miller is
with the Dcdge Agency.
I I E
49, mA4 ~
or Friends Ensertaireo
Miss Mary Elizabeth Fslson enter
tanned the Misses Rhea waiten, Lee
West. DcrosAy Hopkins. Madeline
Olson. Mary Lee Owens, Elisa Caf-
fney. Helen Kllnk. the rnemhers OF
the Kaa Taa club and tbs members
os tAe Delta Phi cluA last evening at
her hnrae which was sastily decorsf-
"a in the Delta phl oolor. pink and
the Kan Tan color yellow sweet
peas and golden roa were used
throughout the rocms and the re-
freshuents vere carried Ia the clubs
c0lnrs
IN the Kaa Tau clab high score
was made hy Miss Gladys Casey and
iow by Miss Frances Pl4m- Miss
Esther McElhsnney won hlsa 10 the
Delta Phi club and Miss DoFthy
Do0Ecy consolation In the group OF
friends Miss Rhsa Walton amdc TOP
score After the sames Mrs. Fils0n
was assisted BY her dauxhisr Henri
and Miss Trader cf Virginia in
Terving daintg refreshments. Next
seek the club will BE- entertained BY
Mss Harriet jenkins.
r. n E
q. b. q. ciYb Hold
All DAY Meeting
Mrs Esa Feekx. Misses Dorothy
and Mildred wAcks and the members
a. fhe ~ u n. club were entertain
"a by Mrs, Fiacksnssein yesterday
~ mn An H. vs~rsfrr
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The West w &. r. II VII me y.
with Mrs. M Z. Van her 49, sout \
Firss Thursday .tes ssn al 20 A
full attendance Il desired aa there
~ business OF is1rorsxlce.