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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
FORD AND HARLAN BOTH
m THE PRIMITIVE LOVER

Setting thloi to catch a thief Is
tho old adage that Edgar selwyn
has put TO worl IN an unusual man
nor in the writing Of "The Primitive
Lover" his original story for Con-
stance Taimadee The plot, which
is developed along comedy lines. in
wolves keen-Witted novelist who
spreads rumors OF his death under
sensational circumstances to en-
hance the sale Of his latest book.
Taking ADVANTAGE of his supposed
demise. his rival for the hand Of
Phyllis Tomloy presses his suit and
wins her hand IN marriage.
AS the glamor OF married life
wears off the supposedly dead suitor
returns and mutual explanations are
IN order It is-of such unusual ma
terial that Director Sydney Franklin
has welded Constance Talmadge's
latest starring picture "fhe Prmi-
tive Lover" o First National attrae-
ton. which will be the feature at the
sugg theator next Monday. AS the
two former rivals clash under diff
feront circumstances ther feud Is
renewed. One presses his suit in
the approved style Of modern con-
ventlons, while the other, a man Of
forceful, dominating personality, dem
onstrates the cayeman method OF
loyemaking.
Miss Talmadge Is surrounded by
one Of the best casts she has ever
had for her screen productions.
Harrison Ford, who played leading
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

4 invariably clad IN beautiful gar
ments, the average onlonkof could
toll almost AZ q glance that she was
tho star aud the clothes only ox'
tfaa.
Personality the Secret,
No one has yet been able 10 cy.
plain why thls % true q few have
glvOn the lame excuse of 'that fomo.
thing hcing ever present" But as 70
what that somothlng u. none can
say other than that lt Is pcreonal'
iiy that is felt, az we'll a9 .reon.
But whateyor Il "a. DCbe Daniels
has Il. Drcgs her IN rags and place
hor amoug others clnd IN rich jewels
rni rilya, and she VIII stand out
because OF this lllualye personality
which fcfnsoa to be hidden
u thlnk clothes have little 10 do
with success" declares Miss Daniels
"Uf course q star must have clothes
because shos viii be called on to
wear thom IN pictures. TO mako ap.
nesiarcca and to be present az yarl.
uus balls and functions but clothes
arc not essential to success.
Ability Leads to Success.
"They help. undoubtedly. Never
thcicss. am certain that the girl
with the ability TO become star
or leading wonnn viii achieve her
success, even II she 70 Handicapped
somewhat by lacls OF an extensive
wardrobe
IA for herself. Miss Daniels said
she liked pictures where she Is
not dressed mp" az all times. 81
Ike to change in pictures; that Is.
enjoy starting poor and ragged
and ending up rich ana beautifully
dressed. Just az the fairy tales
teach. And | feel just as sure Of
myself, Just as secure OF how viii
be received by the public, in old
clothes as do IN furs and flnery.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
CLOTHES DON'T
MAKE ACTRESS,
SAYS DANIELS
Charming Paramount Star Featured
in "Singed Wings" Talks
of Dres.

Beautiful clothes, though they are
important to women motion picture
stars, are not SO important as TO in
sure success to her who has them,
or failure to her who hasn't. Be
meath gaudy splendor OF clothing
may lie a woman who has no abil-
ity at all as an actress and who
never will be a star, even though she
spend countless thousands on won
derful creations of latest fashions.
On the other hand, plain clothes
cannot hide the elusive sparkle of
the eye, the expressive twist OF the
lips or the storytelling lit Of the
eyebrow that have elevated actresses
TO stardom overnight.
Bebe Daniels, dainty star who has
the role of Bonita Della Guerda in
"Singed Wings" a Penrhyn Stan
laws production for Paramount, in
which she and Conrad Nagel are fea,
tured, is a perfect example Of the
truth Of the statement that ugly
clothes cannot hide the real actress.
Miss Daniels in Dance Eoe.
AS Bonita, Miss Daniels is IN the
character Of Spanish girl of a
proud impoverished family. A dancer
in a Spanish cafe, her home is lit
tie more than hoyel, and her
clothes, though always neat and
clean, are patched and repatched
until but little sign Of the original
garment remains.
Yet during the filming of the pic
ture, while she awaited the COM
mand of Director Stanlaws on the
set and sat quietly among other
young women, guests of the cafe and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
DORIS MAY RETURNS
70 cHlcKAsHA IN
skAPPY COMEDY DRAMA

Tho flappor traze that has grlpped
the young girlhood Of the nation
turns more than usual attention
toward those who portray these
blishesome characters on the stage
and screen. Doris May. for example
is recognized as the ,ruest define.
ator OF the character now deyotne
her efforts to the screen. In her
most recent comedy. Gay and
Devilish." released by RC Pictures,
she is said to portray the flapper
ct her best. Gay and Deyilish' r.
scheduled for showing at the Suge
theater on Friday and Saturday
Cullen Lands, Jacqueline Logan,
Otis Harlan, Bull Montana. Kingsley
Benedict and others appear with
Miss May.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

sslngcd Wings" Penrhyn stanlaw'B
now Paramount production. In which
Bcbc Daniels and Conrad Nagol are
featured. and which comes 10 the
RIalio theater Monday and Tousday.
Miss Daniels has the role Of Bonita
Della Guerda. q beautiful Spanish
cafe dancer. while Mr.. Nagol plays
the leading masculine part, that OF
Peter Gordon. Mr. Nagcl is regarded
as one OF the screens best young
actors and his role IN "slnged
Wings' gives him ample opportunity
10 display his talent to the best
advantage.
The heavy role Is played by Adol.
phe Menjou, one Of the hes. PLAYERS
Of ballroom and polished villain
roles. Don Jose Della Guerda.
grandfather OF Bonita, IS played by
Robert Grower. An old man, hardly
able to walk with the aid OF his
cane and teased to evaporation by
Emilio, O simple.minded clown Mr..
Brewer has created character OF
great strength.
Ernest Terrence has the part Of
Emilio. one Of the strongest charac.
terizations IN the picture Emilio
Is clown in the cafe at which Bo-
ntia dances. He is simple-mlnded
but cunning nevertheless. lie loves
Bonita, who terats him kindly and
thereby provokes a tragedy. The
remaining role, that of Eve Gordon
the neglected wife Of Bliss Gordon,
is played by Mabel Trunelle Finding
herself losing the love Of her hus.
band, she faces death, and Is killed.
In an effort to regain that love.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
AT THE sUoc.


WNANANN ANfN AtNaA"lf
Constance Talmadge IN "Thc
Primitive Lover o snarpy com.
edy drama with Harrison Ford
and Kenneth Harlan In the cast.
Special feature, Buster Keaton IN
"The Boat" his funniest comedy.
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Queen o. the Turf" the great
est race horse picture ever made.
A wonderful supersnecial. Also
showing Jimmy Aubrey in "The
Chicken Parade"
Friday and Saturday.
Doris May In Gay and Devllish"
with an all-star cast including Cul-
len Lands, Otis Harlan. Jacque-
line Logan and "Bull' Montana. A
tale Of a flappers last flap. The
jazzlest picture you ever saw.
Also showing aiack Sennett's
latest comedy Bright Eyes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
nlAtro THEATER CHRISTMAS
WEEk PROGRAM.
Monday and Tuesday (chrls,.
mas Dayl.

Monday and Tuesday (chrlss.
mas Dayl.
Dche Daniels and C0nrda Nngol
In "Slnrod Wings"
International Now0. Topics OF
The Day. and pathe Review.
Orchestra music VIII accompany
The feature at night shows chrIlt.
mas day.
Wednesday and Thursday.
"Thc Light m the Clearing"
Alec Bobby Vernon IN "fhe
barnyard Cavalier"
Orchestra music by tho Rlalto
Orchestra at the nlght shows.
Friday and Saturday.
Thomas Mclghon 10 his very
lclost production. Back Homo
and Broke story by George kdc.
Also Johnny lilncs In "Torchy's
Ghosts"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

The Rlalio thcater manage.
ment announces that on Christmas
day tho Rialto orchestra VIII play
the features on tho night shows
A special pualc program has been
arranged. !
There Will be orchestra music
"wednesday and Thursday nights
OF each week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

10 the lure of tho shadow sheet.
Ar w. w. ilodklnson. whose or
farlsallon "a releasing r. I'ayos
Hunters pro..ucsl6a Of Irving Bach.
ollcfa lafEcsl selling novel. Tho
lialt Ia tho Clearing. which comea
10 the Rlalio theatre on "Wednesday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

man In "smIlln' Thsourh,," and
Kenneth Harlan have the dual lead.
lng malo roles Tho remainder OF
the company includes cnfloa Pine.
chlof nlr Tree. Matilda tlrhndafc
and Clyde Horton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

Which picture comes to the Sugg
theatre next Friday and Saturday
The cast includes Jacqueline Logan
Bull Montana, Cullen Lands and
Otis Harlan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
DAcsELLaR NOVEL
NOW on sccRrrN

Irving rachellcr, the famoua Amer.
lean noycllsl. who Tor years stool
Slth thc hhtiilterary clneiha element
and kept hts novels from screen
presentation. has ugain nuccnmboi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
FILM PLAYERS OF ABILITY
IN "SlN3ED WINGS

Another of those splendid casts
that are CHARACTERISTIC Of Paramount
pictures has been Assembled for
The Washington times., 1922-11-02
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

All Inquiries addressed to Mrs.
Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time. however, owing TO
the great number received. So, II a
personal or quicker reply Is desired,
stamped and self addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question:
The Editor
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Suburban

NEW MADISON, O-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Falknor spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Ginger. William
Falknor and family spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Falk-
nor. Mrs. Roy Peffley and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Roush >. Mrs. Eliza Jones
of williamsburg was calling on friends
here Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Daily
of Pleasant Hill visited Mrs. Martha
Hageman Tuesday. -. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Frederick, Mrs. Heller and Mrs.
John Heironimus attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Martha Ullom at Greenville
Monday Mr. Charles McLear east
of town is very i'll, having experienced
her second stroke of paralysis two
weeks ago.. One hundred and TWEEN
tyole was the number in attendance
at Sunday school Sunday. Paul Beat
| ty from near Yankeetown was pres
ent both morning and evening and all
enjoyed his singing very much. Tues
day evening all Sunday school classes
marched in and were seated, each
class to itself; Wednesday evening the
Changers expected to attend in body
and Thursday evening is for the
schools. Franklin Wright of Canada
/ who was married Dec. % to Miss EN-
ma Faye Horney DIT Lincoln, H., ar
rived in town Sunday with his bride
to spend several days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright, anC
will then return to his home via Lin
coin, III !. The three-year-old child o
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gala Harter who was Sc
| badly burned three weeks ago by fall
! ing into bucket of scalding water i!
now able to walk about. 800. DR.. anC
Mrs. Halfley of Muncie are staying a
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
| Sharritt east of town, caring for Mrs
Sharritt who is seriously sick. q. . Nj
and Mrs. Franklin Wright ATTENDED
church Sunday and spent Wednesda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McLea
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McLear.
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union is ORGANIZED
FOR HOSPITAL DRIVE

LIBERTY, Ind. JAN 9-Union coun-
ty is now fully organized for the Riley
Memorial Children's hospital campaign
which commenced Monday and ends
on the last day of the month. Mrs.
Elizabeth Mitchell, county chairman.
has named the following committees:
Executive committee-Mrs. G. V.
Chaplin, Mrs. Charles Ross, Mrs James
Bright, Mrs. E. r. Beard and Mrs. @.
w. Snyder. Miss Vivian Douthit was
named publicity chairman, and Mrs.
w. P, Kennedy was made treasurer.
The township chairmen are as fol
lows: Liberty, Mrs. Albert Craw-
ford; Union, Mrs. John Driscol; Har-
mony, Mrs. Fred Brookbank; Center,
Mrs Frank Craft; Brownsville, Mrs.
W. L. Wood; Harrison, Mrs. Charles
G. Mitchell.
The amount to be raised is $1,000
and it is thought that the county will
raise the quota without much effort.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Christmas
day my cousin, who has been out of
town for several years, came back to
visit his mother He came over to
our house with a nice box of candy
for me. He and | are about the same
age and played together when we were
children, but we were never sweet
hearts. My husband is very jealous
and when he saw the candy he showed
his anger and was cool to my cousin
all through his stay. After he left he
refused 10 eat any of the candy and
said he didn't know that | had a sweet
heart who cared so much about me
What can l do to prove to my husband
that there is nothing to be jealous
of? THANKS.
Don't try to prove to your husband
that he has no cause for jealousy. His
stand is ridiculous and should Re ig-
nored until the matter is forgotten.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parish
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor left the
middle OF the week for Florida where
they will spend the rest of the winter
Fired Manning and family moved
Thursday to the Mary Woodland prop
erty. William Atkinson is reported
as being in critical condition.
Alice Addleman has returned to her
nome in the flats after staying several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Riley Mrs. Ross Macy and daugh-
ter, Thelma, are slowly improving.
Much interest is being taken in the
revival services at the Methodist
church. Word has been received
that Frank Keever of Muncie formerly
of this place has had a stroke of par
alysis and is in a critical condition. !.
j. p. Hunt has purchased the Har-
riett Keever property
WILLIAMSBURG, Ind.-Mr. and
Mrs. Will Patterson and daughter, CT
London, Canada. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Armstrong. MI
and Mrs. Lewis Johnson are moving to
Everett Champan's farm tbs week..
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Starr We're sup.
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Armstrong, Monday evening". Re
vlval meeting is being held at Old
Union Center meeting house north of
this place. Rev. Frank Norman has
charge of the services. William BOYD
north of town, spent the holidays with
his daughter and family, at Wabash
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ellis will
move to Richmond in the near future
Mr. Ellis has gone into the moving
business at that place. Mr.. and Mrs
John Durbin entertained the followine
guests with a New Years dinner Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Oler anG
family of Whitewater, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hockett and son, of Lynn Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Ellis and son, also
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oler, of thi:
| place, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
and baby and Everett Smith, of New
! castle were afternoon callers
number of persons from this place al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

Mrs. Kate Ruse was Greenville
visitor Thursday. Mrs. e. V. Harter
returned Sunday from visit with
relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Martha
Long and Mrs. Josie Coblentz are
both very sick. e. o. May has sold
his music and jewelry store to r. C.
Trick and company of Eldorado and
will give possession Jan. "a. The
Builders Sunday school class enjoyed
social evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon Smith east of town
Saturday evening $3.50. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hager of Dayton returned to
their home Monday after visiting sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. P. 0. Cob
lentz. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Miller
of Dayton spent last week with rela-
tives here .OthO Detro east OF town
has rented his farm and will have a
sale of chattels and household goods
Jan. TO-
LYNN, Ind.-Mrs. Maude Swain has
been confined to her home the past
week with a very severe attack OF
la grippe. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Coats and sons were Richmond shop
pers Friday. The third number oi
the lecture course was given at the
NJ. E. church to a good sized audience
Thursday evening. These numbers
are all exceptionally good. The little
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Shook re
mains in the same serious condition
with no hope of recovery. Mr., and
Mrs. Harrison attended the dedicatins
of the new school building in Carlos
City Friday. Miss Agnes Clark Is
ILL.,. George Study spent the first
of the week in Indianapolis. Having
accepted a position in that city, he
leaves again Monday.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs
John Day returned to their home a
indianapolis, Wednesday, after spend
ing few months here with Mrs. r. c
Day and Mrs. Lizzie Winnings. Mrs
Corwin Cartmell returned to her hom'
at Elw God Tuesday. after spending tw'
| weeks here with her son, De l.. Cart
nell and family Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| lam Graham, of Dayton, Ohio, hav
/ been spending a few days with MI
i and Mrs. ] Fl kidwell and other re
, atives.. Mrs. Mary Hill is sick at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. c. {
= Smith Elizabeth and Marian Smit
and Gretchen Kirby have the whooI
| ing cough. - Miss Esther Porter lei
! Monday for New York City, where sh
is attending college. Mr.. and Mrs
| Merlin Hawbaker have returned I
Butler, after spending the holiday
with Mrs. lawmakers father, Levi Dill
! ing, and other relatives.
F. LYNN, Ind-Mrs. Gladys Curry an
daughter, Mrs. Ellen Courtner an
daughter of Ridgeville are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Adams.
Joseph Adams is again back at his pt
sition at the Herald Office after an e.
tended visit with his brother at Marble
-. Miss nellie Clark of Wabash an
Mrs. Celia Delameter of Indianapoli
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Clark. The championship checke
game played at Hills barber sho
Thursday afternoon between Thorn an
Horn was won by the latter. 49,. . Ea
Mains spent Thursday afternoon an
evening in Richmond. Harry Shi
spent Thursday in Winchester in I'll
interest of the J. A. Lang company.
Willard Jordan has accepted a pos
ton with the Citizens Banking cor
pany. He began his work Wednesda
-. John Carter is i'll at his home {
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tended revival meeting at Union Cen
ter Tuesday night

GREENS FORK, Ind. = The Mis-
sionary society of the Christian church
met with Mrs. Pagan Thursday after?
noon. Eleven members answered roll
call. Mrs. Pagan led the devotional.
The World CALI topic was given by
Mrs. Milligan; poem, THE New
Year" was read by Mrs. Benson; Mrs.
Sewers read a poem on Echoes from
Everywhere" Mrs. Bradbury gave a
reading. Watch Yourself Go By;
Mrs. Morgan conducted the quiz.
Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Ed Hatfield, Mrs. Don Overman and
Mrs. Ross Eagle were guests of the
society.
The first copy of the high school pa
per given by the seniors entitled "As
1t Were" was delivered Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Emma Davis, Mrs Mary
Downing, Miss Blanche Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Nicholson, spent Saturday
IN Richmond. -. Relatives of Velet
Benboe were called to his home in
Hagerstown, Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09
The Middle Ground
BY MARION RusJNcAM

again. would be a handicap"
This strange madness was quite be-
yond Mrs. Talbot's comprehension.
What had suddenly gotten into her
daughter?
TommorroW-Fresh Climaxes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09
IMPRISONED IN ICE BOX

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Held up in
the meat store of William c. Dersch,
1871 East Biddle street, by three
armed negro bandits, Dersch. his Sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ulrich, and his
brother. Morris J. Dersch, were lock
ed in the ice box by the highwaymen,
who robbed the store of $50 in cash.
After being held prisoners in the ice
box for five minutes, the trio was
rescued by Leo Meisel, II years old
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09

Many girls complain that they feel
self-conscious in the company of stran-
gers, thatthey do not quite know what
to do with their hands and feet. This
feeling Of being all hands and feet is
the commonest form of shyness. Now
self-consciousness is very hard to cure,
but | think this suggestion might help.
If girl felt that she stood very well
and that she walked WELL or if she
felt that she made graceful picture
when she sat down, | am sure she
would lose most of that self-conscious
feeling. In other words, she needs to
acquire grace of movement and poise.
Here is one way to acquire that: So
There is a simple beneficial exer
else which strengthens the ankles,
makes the calves OF the legs well-de-
! veloped and shapely and strengthens
the archest and toes of the foot 1t
will make you stand better and it will
make you walk more gracefully. 1t
| is as follows
| Stand in your bare feet or stocking
fleet, preferably before a mirror, so you
lean watch yourself exercise Raise
|
weight is on the balls of the feet Go
back to the first position, then rise
again to the toes, a little bit higher
! this time, so that the weight seems
| to go almost enirely ON the toes. Re-
peat this at least dozen times. Then,
after you have rested, walk around
the room five or six times as far up on
| the toes as you can get without losing
your balance.
! When you become accustomed to
! this exercise and the muscles are
stronger you will be able to walk very
well on the toes without losing your
balance. This exercise is given to all
ballet dancers TO make them graceful
in movement.
! Peggine: If your arms an dlegs are
thin you are probably very much I'M
derweight. Try to make yourself fat
ter by taking two tablespoonful OF
olive oil with grape juice every day or
by drinking a great deal of milk with
cream in it.
Then take exercises for the arms
and legs. Stand with the hands
stretched out in front of you and the
fists clenched and pull the arms back
to the shoulders, tensing the muscles
and resisting yourself as much as pos.
sible. This is an excellent arm exer.
else. Dancing is good for developing
the legs.
All Inquiries addressed to Mrs.
Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time. however, owing ID
the great number receiv ed. So, IL a
al 1,1-s-- NIVr Act 4,
stamped and elf-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question
Evening star., 1922-04-26
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

Thomson-Tonight: Women's drill
Washington Repertoire Company
plain sewing; piano practice; elec-
trio iron use; Kiwana A. c.
Wilson Normal-ToniSht: Special
committee meeting on arrangements
for community dance 10 be held Fri
day evening: short-story technique;
Lonesome Club drive for thousand
members.
East Washington-Tonigh Mil
linery: library; Girls Epworth A: C.i
Mems Epworth A. c.; sewing machine
use.
Johnson Powell Tomorrow after
noon: Dramatics; rhythm classes for
boys and girls under and over twelve
years.
Southeast-Tonight: The Leviathan
Athletic Club will have a special
evening for dancing and social en-
te-tainment at o'clock.
Park view-Tonight: Saranac A. G.;
PARK View Players; rhythm foi
women.
A get-together community dance
will be special feature at the Will
son Normal Community Center Friday
evening Everybody invited.
Z. v. Brown-Rhythmic dancing re-
cital Friday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock
by Florence Fenton's rhythmic
classes This entertainment is for the
general public.