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lady. Her father must learn to treat
her differently.
She looked shyly-with a new shy
ness-at her lover when he came into
the room where they were dining.
She observed for the first time that
proud carriage Of the head, with the
chin thrust forward, that was trick
Of his, and she noticed with what
grace he moyed-the grace Of one
who in youth has had his dancing
masters and fencing masters.
Continued In Our Next Issue.)
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CHAPTER VIII.

"The door," Aline commanded her
footman, and Mount here beside
me-" she commanded Andre Louis, in
the same breath.
"a moment, A1ine."
He turned to his companion. who
was all amazement. and to Harlequin
and Columbine, who had that mo-
ment come up to share it. You per-
NIT me, Climene?" said he, breath!
Iessly. But it was more a statement
than a question. Harlequin will
take care of you. Au revoir, at din
ner."
With that he sprang into the cab
riolet without waiting for reply,
and the regal equipage rolled away,
leaving the three comedians staring
after it, open-mouthed. Then Harle-
quin laughed.
"A prince in disguise, our Scara-
mouche?" said he.
The frown melted from Climene's
brow. Resentment changed to be-
wilderment.
But who IS she?"
His sister, Of course" said Harle-
quin. quite definitely.
In the carriage Aline was consider
ing Andre-Louis with grave eyes,
lips slightly compressed. and a tiny
frown between her finely drawn eye
brows.
"You have taken to queer company
Andre" was the first thing she said
to him COR else I am mistaken in
thinking that your companion was
Mile. Binet Of the Theater Feydau."
You are not mistaken. But I had
not imagined Mile. Binet was so IA
nous already"
"Oh, as to that ." mademoi-
selle shrugged. "It IS simply that
was at the play last night"
You were at the Feydau last night?
And never saw you"'
Were you there, too?"
WAS I there" he cried. Then he
checked. and abruptly changed his
tone. "Oh, yes. was there" he said,
as commonplace as he could, beset
by a sudden reluctance to avow that
he had so willingly descended to depths
that she must account unworthy.
II understand" said She and com
pressed her lip a little more tightly.
But what do you understand
. THE RARE attractions Of Mile. Ei-
net. Naturally you would. be at the
theater. Do you know thst you dis
appoint me, Andre? was foolish
enough to imagine you to be differ
ent: rather above such trivial pur-
suits. I conceived you something Of
an idealist."
Sheer fattery."
80 I perceive. But you misled me
With your gift of acting I wonder
that you haven't joined Mile. BInets
troupe"
q have" said he.
He saw first incredulity. then con
sternation, and lastly disgust over
spread her face.
"Of course" said She. after a long
pause. that would have the advan.
tage of bringing you closer to your
charmer."
THAT was only one Of the induce
meuts. There was another. Finding
myself forced TO choose between the
stage and the gallows. ! had the In
credible weakness to prefer the for
mer. Shall I stop the carriage and
remove the contamination of my dis
gushing person? Or shall tell you
how 1t happened?"
Tell me how 1t happened first.
Then we will decide"
He told her how he had met tho
Binet Troupe, and how the men of
the marechausee forced upon him the
discovery that in its bosom he could
lie safely lost until the hue and cry
had died down. The explanation dis
solved her iciness.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July s.
What and why is the fapper?"
Webster, authority for all things,
answers this oftenest asked question
Of 1922-"a young, wild duck"
Mrs. Grundy. down in the next
block, has a different version.
1.-The little hussy." is her opinion.
Sweet mammal is the designation
OF the cakes" and Jelly beans" on
the corner.
But they are all wrong" says Miss
Marie Williams. High roller"-that' 5
"happeranto" for president the
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Women EUicted

BERLIN. July s.-Two English
women smoking cigarettes during a
performance of Richard Wagner's
Twilight of the Gods" at the Munich
Opera House, were compelled TO leave
Re theater. the audience frantically
&pplauding their being escorted out By
q pol;ceman.
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ment it is to be worn under, and is
often low wasted and bloused SO that
1t does not impair the Line of the
silhouette.
Worn with the costume slip is the
newly popular step-in either with or
without chemise.
Materials of all kinds are used and
all light colors are most popular.
However. since this is white sea-
son." lingerie is also shown in all white
or In white edged with pastel colors.
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sacks OF peanuts. Missus Witchie
said, This must be part of the magic
which 1 worked. Help yourselves -
Each took a large sack Of peanuts.
When they had eaten the peanuts,
another large basket filled with
cracker jack came up to them. DO
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Clubs and Meetfngy

The Daughters of Veterans VIII give
lawn fete in Spades Park Wednes-
day evening. The entertainment will
include a performance by the Cali
fornia Prodigy" little Miss Marie Daw
Clemens.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 1. Inde-
pendent Order Of Shepherds, will give
a dance and card party Saturday eve
ming in Shepherds Hall. Alabama and
E. Washington SITS.
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EARS

NEW YORK. July S.-Fenlinine
ears, long hidden by fashion, are
again making their appearance In
Paris, but as the ears appear the
legs disappear, according to Mrs.
Irene Castle Tremain, dancer and
movie actress, who arrived from
Europe today.
1.-THE American woman who goes
to Europe wearing the short
dresses seen on the street here I'M
mediately finds herself out of
STYLE" said Mrs. Tremain. Not
only are women dressing their hair
SO as to show their ears but ear
rings ara coming back into gen.
eral fashion again."
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Coin Spots

Large coin spots are again making
their appearance in foulards and
voiles, but they are not so striking
as they used to be in regard to color.
Violent contrasts are not the rule.
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SISTER MARYS KITCHEN
Egg-Nog-1922 Style.

Egg-NOg-IJZ2 Style.
Prohibition has not taken an the
zest out Of the egg-nog.
While some may demand the pre-
Volstead elements that are lacking
today, many of US will find the fol-
lowing recipe for a 1922 egg-nog
yields delicious and refreshing as
we'll as nourishing drink.
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Fringe

The use of fringe grows with the
summer. Many frocks have side
banels composed entirely of heavy
brands of silk. Fringed parasols and
Eringed gloves are also smart.
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Collars

Separate collars seem returning in
favor. They are particularly liked for
round and square-necked frocks. Sons
of the daintiest are of fine linen,
deliberately embroidered In very fine,
thread.
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Little Miss Marie Daw Clemens will
be one Of the chief attractions at the
lawn fete and band concert to be
given Wednesday evening at Spades
Park by the Daughters Of Veterans,
Tent 9, for the benefit Of the drive
which is being made to secure n
home for the Grand Army of the Re
public. Miss Clemens, who is a toe
dancer, halls from California and is
sometimes called the California
Prodigy" Other features of the pro.
gram will be numbers by Lewis
Lorenzo, saxophone player, and John
Robinson and Bob Patterson, band
men
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COIored China

Tea sets of brilliant orange-colored
china are very popular for use in
country homes and on summer
porches. Plain colored china. par
ticularly in gaudy colors, Is very much
liked.
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The underlying principles Of good
dress, it may be observed this season,
are very simple.
One garment that has come rapidly
into favor is the costume slip. This is
single garment that combines bras.
siere or corset cover with petticoat-
made necessary by sheer summer
frocks.
The top may be either square or
''T"-shaped. according to the gar
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Wet T. Notes

Tuxedo Union will hold it's regular
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
Clara Wysong, 426 N. Denny ST.. Fri
day at o'clock.
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Broad Ripple w. c. T. u. and the
Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties of the Methodist, Christian and
Lutheran Churches of Broad Ripple
will hold an all-day meeting Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Hervey
Abrams. one and a half miles west of
Broad Ripple on SixtyFourth st. An
old-fashioned basket dinner will be
served at noon. Each society will have
speaker and help with the entertain
ment. Conveyances will meet guests
at $50 at Sixty-Third st. and College
Ave.
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Mrs. ]. Williams, 1859 Udell st. will
be the hostess for the Mary Balch
Union Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Enos
Snyder will lead devotions and Mrs
Isaac Daniels will talk on Anti Mar
cotics.''
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rning. Ad to it one
baking soda, two
S salt. Cook from TWEEN
rty minutes, drain, chop
on with butter. salt and
Pack into a pan or bowl,
/ hot over water until
Nerve.
'he carrots. Wash and
Tery Little water until
{ ling one teaspoon salt.
pts are tender there
pc more than a table
fer in the kettle. Add
Ions sugar and two
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Sarah A Swain W. c. T. q. will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. W. L. Dent,
Seventeenth Ave, Beech Grove, at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Edna Snyder will have
charge of devotions and Mrs. Eva
Baker, county corresponding secre-
tary. will talk on Juvenile Probation
Laws"
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A few unions have not reported the
number of their membership to Miss
Clara Sears, State treasurer. This
matter should be given immediate at
tention.
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For This Recipe You Need
One egg.
Two teaspoons sugar.
One teaspoon lemon juice.
One cup rich milk.
Few Gratings Nutmeg.
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By BERTHA e. SHAPLEIGH,

Cooking Expert for NEA Service
and Columbia University
1 peck spinach.
IL new carrots.
hard cooked eggs.
cups white sauce.
Z cup grated cheese.
Wash and cook the spinach in
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1.-THE door," Aline commanded her
footman, and Mount here beside
me-" she commanded Andre Louis, in
the same breath.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Coats for Sports Wear, at $500

Sports models of charming graceful lines
Snugly fashioned of tweeds, brushed wool
homespuns and novelty materials. Lined
and half lined. Patch and insert pockets
adjustable belts and convertible collars.
Desirable new spring colors. At SIS.
Palnis RoyaI-Third Floor
Evening star., 1922-02-19

sewing SIX; best qualify. WHITE black. assorted
. All IN. Tes. SSnis. 2lc
roll. Roll -e' ""''e' "'"'"' 'Ius Io
HOOK Eye Tape. white, black. Pust.,roof. Yard lee
Pnlais ROynI-NIain Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Chldren's Underwear, &c
Regular Price, $l.25 to S2.25

Regular Price, $I.2o 10 S2.21
DuOfOId Wool and Cotton Vests, long sleeves
Pants to match Good assortment of sizes
Chf ren's Carter WeOI-mixed Suits, long
sleeves. ankle length; to years Gray only.
Children's FIeeced Union Suits, low neck
sleeveless; also Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and
ankle length
Boys and Girls Athena Suits. medium weight
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; knee length Union
Suits. mostly all Sizes
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Superior Wash Cloths. assorted. in pink and bne
stripes for - ~"~ az.
colorite coIors old and Straw Hats blark
"a ST.. .eu y r"I''s ,a'tLie 17c
W15 Tloe W. Win steer rois, pairs 2lc
''''' ''"'" "i'i""' i"u. AT D Tor 25c
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Boys and Girls Underwear, 47c

Regular Price, 59c to SI.00
boys Gray FIeeced uion Suits. long sleeves.
ankle length. Ages to 1G.
Girls White Fiecccd nion Sufts long sleeves
ankle length. Ages To ID
fhiidren'S Gray Sleeping Garments. long
sleeves. ankle length. Drop and with feet
Ages to years
Children's LiEhf-~s eight Union Suits and Sep
arlfe Garments. Discontinued STYLES for bows
and girls PaIais ROyaI-Nain EJoor
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Just Unpacked-A New Purchase Of
Spring Dresses at SIS s.,.

The seasons newest materials are effec-
lively used and embelished in the most at
tractive manner-Fashioned of georgette
crepe, chamoise knit, Canton crepe, crepe
back satin, drop-knit and taffeta. Trimmed
with embroidery and beads. Dresses for
every occasion. Sizes for women and
misses. At SIS.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Rockford Silk Hose, SIC

Irregular weaves Of $3.50 and $175 quality.
Women's Pure-silk fashioned Hose, in black,
white, brown and Russian tan. Regular and
extra sizes. Irregular weaves but very slight
faults. All sizes. At SIC pair.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Childrens Sports Hose, 2 Pairs. SI.25

Regular price. 81 and 81 ID pair Choice Of our
remaining stock of boys and girls 3 4-length
wooi-mlxed Sports Hose in brown. green and
heather with fancy roll top. All perfect Sizes
to 10. At pairs for SI.c5.
PaiaiS ROyal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Mems $1.85 & 81 Ecru Cotton Ribbed Union Suits Csc

Heavy and medium weights Formfttg CROTCH long
sleeves and ankle length All perfect Broken
a and 40 Povident will now and
them away until next winter will be worth your Csc suit
Roy -ManF
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Women's Underwear, 47c

mon Suits. fleece lined: high neck long
sieeVeS: Dutch neck. elbow sleeves; ankle length
, Also bodice style: with tape strap. knee lengt th
Medium weight. Sizes Sc and IS
WOncn'x Vests, fleece lined: high need, 1onr
sleeves; Ankle-length pants to match Regu-
lar and some extra sizes in the lot
Sprfng-weiEht Union Suits. Vests Pants Cor
set Covers and Boomers W.
wOmen's Snd-l-Seat BIoOmerx. in mink and
black. Regular and extra sizes
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Women's Sports Hose, 84c

Regular price. $1.25 and $15O. Wool-mixed
and Silk-and-wool Sports Hose. plain. ribbed and
machine embroidered clocks In brown, green
black and heather. First and second quality. At
Sac pair.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Children's Socks, 2 Pairs for 89c

Regular price. soc and SOC. Special for this
sale only. Choice of Spring styles of
three-quarter and half length Socks. Styles for
boys and girls Plain colors, two-toned effects
all-over stripes and fancy tops. All the new
colors. Sizes to TO- At = pairs for Soc.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Women's Undergarments, &c

Regular Price, S1.25 to $2.25
MON suits. medium weight: low neck. sleeve
less. ankle length. Dutch neck elbow sleeves
knee length: Regular and extra sizes Low
neck; fleece lined, with ankle length. Sizes SS
IN white and pink. Stretton, Richelieu and
Evening star., 1922-02-19
V'%tSt %%S SIS Sports and Silk Hosiery, $3.50 Pair

Momens Sports Hose plain caehmere kd Sports
SlZ5 and S1.95 pair. pan |e"N' p'N''
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Monens lashioned Pure Thread Silk
Onyx and
lar price, pair At SI.50D
Evening star., 1922-02-19

:, S"r"ef tOVerH, high neck, long Sleeves me-
oium weight Regular and extra sizes.
VESTS in high neck. long sleeves. low neck,
,tetHei'SS ana low neck. short sleeves. Regu-
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Si-pfece Dinner Set. Deeal border gold
edge, ivory and rosebud decoration From rfz 700
0(/>1O
Evening star., 1922-02-19
Sale---Lamps, Ref1igerctors,

salt BoA. wall style. blue band
stone with wood hinged cover. 90
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and expressed regret at the departure
of Mr.. and Mrs Smith and family
from this vicinity, but extended them
their best wishes for success and
happiness in their new home.
The following program was given
during the evening:
Violin solo--Robert Burris.
Vocal duet-Mr and Mrs. William
G. Cover
Address-Rev. s. ]. Cleeland.
Response-Mr. Smith.
Vocal election-Geoffrey Errett.
Talk-Dr. +. G.. Larimore.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Onnes of Pitts
burgh, formerly Miss Gertrude Flem-
ing.
Reading EEmily Smith.
Vocal solo-Mrs. j. III. WottOn.
Dainty refreshments were served
to the guests at the conclusion of the
program.
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HONOR FORMER MT. v. MAN

In the Columbus dispatch of Tues
day evening, in the historical col
umn conducted by G. C. Galbraith,
was given review of the life and
public services of the late Columbus
Delano of Mt. Vernon. Mr. Delano
was one of the ablest and greatest Of
Mt. Vernon's citizens and although he
has been dead many years, his men,
Iory still is honored and revered here.
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Friday, June 9

81 w. r. NJ. society of the M. p.
~ church meets at 2 p. m. with
x Mrs. John Brown, North Gay
* street. Questions will be found
q in the May Record and answers
NS in the April Record.
81 Circle No. 3 of the Church of
e Christ meets at 1880 at the
Y1 home of Mrs. Logan Knox.
81 611k West Gambler street.
ye The Pythian Sisters meet
X in the evening for inspection
u Elmwood Community club
ye meets at the school building at
rH 1880. o. l.. Ashcraft will speak
~ on "Reminiscences Of Knox
"a County"
~ The South Vernon Union BIZ
81 BILE class meets at 1880 y. m.
N at the chapel
q II u u " n " sk n II II
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PLEASANT GRANGE
TO HAVE PROGRAM

An interesting program has been
prepared for the meeting Of Pleasant
grange to occur on Friday, June 8.
The program will consist of ad-
dresses, recitations and music.
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AsHcRAFr FILES

o. l.. Ashcraft, Republican, today
filed his petition with the Knox coun-
ty board of elections as a candidate
for the nomination for state represen-
ative.
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Bricker of East Vine street. The
young couple were the recipients or
many beautiful and useful presents.
Music and dancing were enjoyed
throughout the evening and refresh
ments were served to thirty persons.
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Perseverance, Class
Holds n Meeting

The Perseverance class of the M.
7. Sunday school held an interesting
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Clinton Allspaugh, East
Burgess street. Twenty-Five mem
hers were present during the after.
noon.
The following program was given:
Dialogue Mary Conn and Ruby
Parsons.
Reading-Neva Parsons.
Duet-Ned Jacobs and Annabele
Conn
Reading Dale Parsons. e.
Piano duet Mrs, Jacobs and Mrs,
Pryor,
The following officers were elected
by the class:
|. President Norma GARRISON.
Vice Pres, ,--Neva bennington
Secretary--Flo Milligen.
Asst Martha Pryor
Treasurer Leila Miller.
Asst Treas.--Ocie Jacobs.
Flower Committee--Ilelen Norrick.
Pianist-Vern Topp.
Asst Pianist Martha Pryor.
Press Reporter Rice.
Teacher--Mrs. Nora Davis.
Assistant-Alice Bennington.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Conn, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Pryor and
the hostess, :
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Mckinley and William Mckinley,
Mrs. Harriet Larimore, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Youst and Mrs. Sarah Coe and
children.
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Reec-Wilson
Wedding

Miss Bernice p. Wilson OF Butler
township were united in marriage at
1880 o'clock Wednesday afternoon by
East Vine street. The ring service
was used
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will reside on a
farm near Howard.
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Missionary Society
Has a Meeting

The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
gionary society OF the M. II. church
held Its monthly meeting Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Mabel
Warlnan. Mohican flats. The program
for the evening was arranged by Miss
Gladys Hadley
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting OF the society
will be at the home of Miss Blanche
Long, Third avenue.
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Glasses Are To
Hold A Picnic

The members of Mrs. Leda Cornellis s
class and Miss westlake's class Of
the Congregational church will enjoy
picnic supper at the home of Mrs
Cornell, North Clinton street Friday.
All former members are invited.
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AWARD CONTRACT

The contract for installation of an
electric dough-mixer at Oborne Bros.
bakery has been awarded to the
Knecht-Feeney Electric Co.
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Circle No. q
Meets Wednesday

Meets Wednesday
The members of Circle No. of the
Vine street Church of Christ were
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. X. Edman at her home on
North Park street. Twelve members
were In attendance and spent the af-
ternoon in a social manner
The next meeting of the circle will
Sullivan, East Sugar street.
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Entertained
With Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Forrest, North
Sandusky street, entertained with a
dinner Monday evening in honor of
Miss Esther Supplee of GAINESVILLE,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
James Suit.
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CALENDAR
Thursday. June 8

Good Time club meets at &
p. m. at the Maccabees hall.
Daughters Of st. George Will
meet at 1880 p. m.
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Aid Division

Meets Wednesday
The southwest division OF the La
dies Aid society, NJ. ~. church, met
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Pot.
ter Sockman. West High street.
Eight members were present and
spent the afternoon in sewing.
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Samaritan Class
Hac Meeting

class Of the NJ p, Sunday school met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Har-
ry CARRIER. South Mulberry street.
After the regular business session,
the members enjoyed a social hour
and the hostess, assisted by a com
mittee Of ladies, served refreshments
to the guests.
The class members and their fami.
lies will have n picnic at Riverside
park Saturday, July s.
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fiaWkins-L arimore
Reunion Wednesday

Reunion Wednesday
The annual reunion Of the Hawkins
Larimore families was held Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hawkins, at Lock. Over $50 relatives
from Columbus, Westerville, Newark,
Granville and this city we're present
during the day.
At noon dinner was served, and the
afternoon was devoted to a program,
which included talk by DR.. F. G..
I.arimore Of this city.
Those present from Mt. Vernon
were Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Mrs.
Mary Hawkins, Mrs. |. E. Mitchell,
Dr.. and Mrs. +. C. Larimore, Frances
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Aid Division
Has a Meeting

Aid Division
Has Meeting
The members of the southeast di-
vision of the Ladies' Aid society. NJ.
t. church, met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Walter S. Sapp
East Gambler street A number of
members were in attendance and
spent the afternoon i'm sewing
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Shower Given
Young Couple

A shower was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred