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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

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by
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Auey. Achsa Lou Powell Mise Vivian
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Friday. wtthM iss Williams
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GoLpENRoD CLUB

The wisconsin Goidrnrpd club
viii meet with Mrs. Mary r,
KEEPER. giso HanIin ave, wodnes.
day, August 20. All former Wis.
consin ladies welcome. Box lunch
al 1890. Take Montiako car No.
10.
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RowENA CIRCLE

Rowena Circle. Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen. will give a lawn
social, Friday evening August gath at
the home OF Mrs J. NJ. Watts, 752
Harvard ave. N. Music and cards
will be enjoyed during the evening
Refreshments win be served.
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Dance to Compliment House Guests


Philadelphia
Prtchard Mrs
OF sacram
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LOUISE LOVELY
WILL DIRECT SCKEEN

In conjunction with the Moore the
alter and the Orphcum Vaudeville
Circuit, The Star has arranged TO
give screen tests 10 all Seattle screen
aspirantp. They win be made on the
stage OF the Moore theatcr. under tho
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w. B. a. OF MAccABEEs

Card party will be held at Mrs. v.
s. Harrington's home, 4213 MIdyaie
ave. at 1880 Friday afternoon for the
benefit OF the bazaar to be given by
the w. p. A. Of tho Maccabees.
Everybody welcome.
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Verses OF poetry are often inscribed
on modern manicure sets, 10 mako
them more attractive
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l)omen' s Clubs
PICNIC AND SUPPER

PICNIC AND SUPPER
Plans are well on the way for a
picnic supper to be given by the
st. Luke's. Hospital auxiliary. on
Wednesday, September s. at the
home Of DIR. and Mrs, o. d. Wells.
1852 othello ~. Reservations may
be made by phoning the hostess or
any OF the following officers Of
the auxiliary: Mrs. Joseph II.
sayer. Mrs. c. p. Bryant, Mrs.
John w. wilkins. Mrs. w. II.
Spawn. Mrs. s. w. Wilmington
or Mrs Walter Human.
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Travellers to Be Complimented at Tea; Cards
Issued for Bridge Tea to Honor Visitor

WArrLEwoRr arranging tea at her nome sss
h o'clock saturday afternoon August ~ TO
daughters the Misses
WIN have recently returned from an eight
me n the Orient
Asss,ing the hostess viii be Mrs waieworhs
mother: Mrs og Cornish Mrs Ralph Hawy
and Mrs. Lester Turner
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
AND DANCE

The National Federation Of Fed
eral Employees, Local No. 8, will en-
terrain with a moonlight excursion
and dance at Fortuna park, Friday
evening, August 24th for federal em-
ployes and their friends Steamer
Leschi leaves Leschi park at 1880
"a m
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MEDIUM Knows HAIR ibosu best ot
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo ---Adyt.
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WINNER TO GET
Il .ONELY" LOVING CLIP

At the end Of tho contest Miss
lovely win reflect the ones who
screened" best and tho very best
one, young, old, male or female. will
bo presented with n handsome silver
loving cup awarded by The star.
The contest will be on next week
and " YOU want 10 enter, watch Fri
days Star for an entry coupon.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB OF

CfsshiON lDiTo
The Friendship Club Of Sexton
Corps will meet Friday afternoon,
August oath. with Mrs. Elizabeth
Potter. at the Armory. Luncheon
will be served Mt O'Clock.
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Sewing Club Entertained

Frank Dabney entertained her sewing club at luncheon
OF this week at her home at Crystal Springs.
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Visitors Feted

Hhbard entertained at dinner AZ hOu
frh clyff evening compliment Mr. an
Angeles. and Mrs w H. Hole OF Riverside
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personal supervision Of LOUISE Love
~. tho famous film star herself. Miss
Lovely II coming 10 tho Moore tho
week OF August %. with real film
director and all tho necessary studio
equipment to make miniature photo
plays
Tho tests win b open 70 every
one, young or old. no they may Do
yriop jackie Coogans. Mary pick
fords. Charlie Chnpllns or any other
kind OF star regardless Of ai2c. nge or
beauty. The children win b screen.
cd during the afternoon performance
at t'is ihsater and In the evening
the grown-upa win appear before the
camera. Each win bc cast in 1T
Ito part IN playlet with Mlsa Love-
IL and the resulting pictures will be
shown the following week ut the
thenipr
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NEIGHBoRs OF wooDcRAFT

Officers Of Palm Circle No. So,
Neighbors Of Woodcraft. will meet
at 2 O'Clock promptly. August 30.
In the Arcade building. room 4i67.
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MYRTLE cHAprER 4s. 0. =. s.

MYRTLE CHAPTER 4s, o p. s.
Myrtle chaper No. as, o. e. s.,
will give a card party Saturday
evening. September /. in Norton's
cafeteria on Second ave. between
Pike and Pine SITS. All Eastern
Stars, Masons and friends are cor.
daily Invited.
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to BE HostesSes at Large Tea

daughter Mrs Ned Everett DAVIS
planning "Wednesday afternoon August 20 At Mrs Moores
Walker will depart
washington D. c and Mrs William Esther Rradnc. OF
spending mother Mrs G O. Badner
H. t. Brcdos Mrs
Bradner and Mrs C. paneyer VIII pour
4 Mrs Harold OF the dining
Forbes Mrs Barnete Fisher Mrs Charles
xyakr Mrs Edwin Brown Ir Fentcn Palmer
ana tho Misses Elizabeth Green Katherine Moore
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Luncheon at Washington

VI entertained with luncheon at the New Washhs
placed for ten OF her intimate feha
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ST. LuKE,s AUXILIARY

y 10 III y ~ ~ IITINTNT
The st. Luke's Hospital auxiliary
will be entertained by Mrs. ID. Nc.
Eacheran at the Seattle Tennis
club. 10th ave. NJ and 10. Aloha NJ.
on Monday, August n. Bridge and
tea will follow u short business
meeting Mrs. Joseph II. snyer
and Mrs. G. p. Bryant will pour
and assisting them viii be- Mrs.
Herman Ross, Mrb. Thomas Chs.
suit. Mrs. =. w. Condor, Milan
Mary McTachefan. Miss Rita Hllca
and Mlss Mollle Guncll,
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Rndne Ten at Tennis QUO

cards Tor bridge tea to be syen
Monday club compliment 10 Mrs
Gnngs Baltimore who win DO the house guest OF Mrs Il NJ
Mrs George Davis Adams and Purcell viii preside the
tea In tho afternoon
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Among those motoring 20 M.
RAlnisr Wednesday. Angus, %. was
MIR. Perry c. Winner, OF Iowa. who
Is visiting his sister, Dr. Roberta
Winner. Ford.
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JOHN i. MILLER
- -. -

JOHN T.. MILLER
PAST PRES. CLUB
The John r. Miller Past Pres.
club will picnic ut Madrona park
Saturday, August rs.
ELITE REBECCA LODGE
The Elite Rebecca Lodge, 1874,
will entertain with progressive
whist at their hall, 2006h jackson
ST., at . p. m, Thursday, August
20. All Rebeccas and friends in.
vifod
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Mlas Edith Young spen, last week
end al the guest Of Mr and Mrs.
James daSsam AZ their homo a,
Crystal Springs.
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Smart Tea Compliments Mss LelOlS

Mrs Don McCNnen dorothy her sstor Mrs Corwn
Mira Eberngs apart
msnt in unl o'clock TO honor Miss Mildred
Lewis whose Laim Win take place early In
-.
Mrs Trafsord Hueson Mrs Jason Butler
Mrs George Murray assisted hy AIRS NJ osa
Downs Louis Fisher Boynton Mrs lawrence
Miss Claire stonberg ana
=.
decorations In autumn shades In inc
bachelor buttons African argods ana
repeated IN INC rep'n
han living
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Miss Stryker Honored at Luncheon

Miss AschA Louise Powell entertained with a small
Sunset club today in honor OF Miss Helen stker who e
September for New York.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
SURPRISE ON WESLEY BARKER

Monday evening several Of Mr..
Wesley Barker's gentlemen frinds
with their wives gathered at his
home at eight O'Clock to help eel
ebrate the anniversary Of his birth.
Mr.. Barker did not realize what
was happening until several cars ar
rived. Then he hustled into his
hlndayselothe and spent a jolly
| .n'~g with the rest.
v Barker had been planning
this little affair for several days, but
It had never dawned on him what
was in the air.
With the assistance Of others Mn
Barker served the guests to delicious
refreshments. Several who were in
yited failed to reach there on &C.
count yQf the bad wind storm which
came up about eight O'Clock.
Although the win was disagreea.
hle, all present had good time and
hope he will have another birthday
in 1924.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
BOYS AGAIN TIED
GIRLS SURE SECOND


The Raymer boys met their first
defeat from league team on their
own floor last Saturday night at the
hands Of the fast Buckingham Ave.
We might find some excuses for
the results SO contrary to the dope.
the visitors made the baskets and
our lads failed to find 1t.
It had been expected that Buck
ingham would give us our hardest
battle. but the local fans were not
expecting defeat on the home floor.
A large crowd was here from the
t.iy up the track and II they were
not p etickled bunch. we are unable
to read expressions.
:fe girls gam. was not 30 eAcil-
ing as our girls could lose and still
have second place In the league and
the visitors could only hope to dis
tance Keota. Our girls won. easily.
and the visitors took 1t with good
grace.
In the first half of the boys game,
the locals had little the best Of
1t the score being 2 to 4 in our favor
1t was in the second half that the
big slaughter took place.
Midget teams from the two places
gave curtain raiser. The first half
Of this game was all In favor Of the
visitors. apparently due to large
center. The second half with a
midget center for Buckingham, their
team made only one point.
Keota boys won at Keota the night
before and the Grover girls are
still unbeaten. This makes our girls
second in the race and from this
they cannot be ousted.
With the boys Keota and Buck
ingham now tie with US. with the
Keota team to play Grover on the
latter's floor tomorrow evening, and
Buckingham and our team playing
the final game at Buckingham Sat-
urday evening II Keota loses to
Grover. Saturday nights game will
settle the boys standing. II Keota
wins from Grover, they win tie the
winners Of the Saturday night game.
II there was any unpleasantness
In the game, we did not hear OF 1t.
The standing Of the High School
feams Ia now aa follnwa.
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NEWS OF NEIGHbORINC COMMUNITIES
Gathered by A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

der the doctors care.
William Nicklas is convalescing
from influenza.
Carl YOungblood is i'll with neu-
rasthenia.
Miss Jennie Harwood visited DR..
Martha Blanchard last week.
The NJ. W. A. gave Smoker Sat
urday night, which was well attend
ed. We need more of these socials.
We need:
More kindness, less creed,
More giving, less greed.
More smile, less frown,
Less kicking man
| When he's down.
More I'VE, less "P'.
More laugh, less cry,
More flowers on the pathway Of life.
Fewer on the graves at the end Of
their strife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pickerill were
/ the guests at card party Saturday
night at Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Young
bloods.
: Mr.. and Mrs Frank Peterson Of
Greeley spent few days visiting
friends in and about Stoneham.
/ Joe Frye went on the sick list
Sunday.
The baby girl Of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Sandstedt tis under the doctors care
Miss Jenni" Harwood Is doing the
house work for Mrs. Lewis Mayden
Mrs. William Christensen is con.
valescing.
All the children OF Mr.. and Mrs
A J Falk living north Of Stoneham
are Ill in bed.
Z John Nicklas visited his brother
William Nicklas Friday.
The Lutheran church held services
Sunday.
The "Flu" has made Its appear.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
STONEHAM ITEMS

Lewis Mayden left last Thursday
for Kimbal, Nebraska, to take charge
of a branch station there for the
National OIL Company. We all wish
Mr.. Mayden success In his new un-
dertaking.
John c. Dugan motored to Ster-
ling Thursday on business.
DR.. L. Wenrell Blanchard, Joe
Frye, Earl Siebert and Ted Dun
ming spent Thursday evening at the
Elks Home in Sterling.
The Stoneham school teachers ar
ranged Valentine party Friday
night Tor their pupils. It was en-
joyed by all until a late hour.
Mrs. Fred Eberline visited Dr.
Martha Blanchard Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Harry Eugene Dugan from
sterling and son Johnny visited
grandpa Dugan last Friday.
Doctor, II there is anything the
matter with me don't frighten me
half to death by giving 1t a long
scientific name. Just tell me what
1t is In plane English"
well young man. to be frank, you
are lazy"
Thank you, doctor. Now tell me
the scientifc name for 1t. I've got
to report to my wife"
The Wheat Growers Association
organization were busy here again
Saturday.
DR.. Blanchard was called to vii.
lard Tuesday.
Mrs. John Reedy OF Willard is un.
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LONG KNOWN AS THE
DAY OF HEARTS
AND LACE

For this was on seynt Valentines
lay, Whan every bird cometh ther to
hose his mate. e."---Chaucer.
The old notion was that birds be-
gan to choose their mates in Febru.
ary. Then Marcus Aurelius Flavius
Claudius had u bishop Of the church
put to death on "A February. seventeen.
hundred and ffty-two years ago. The
bishop became martyr and saint
and because his name was valentinus
February IA became his day. st. Val
entine's day.
It 10 easy to nnd some satiricnl Sig
nificance In the superposition on the
calendar Of these days, the bishops
und the birds. II takes something Of
The courage Of a Christian martyr to
publicly choose n mate. They used to
draw lots on st. Valentines eve, the
young men and the young women
gathered together, making merry, And
it is safe to suppose that when a
Young man was not pleased with his
lot, he made sarcastic remarks, until
1t occurred to him to transfer Ills bit
terness into drawings which exag.
gerated the crossed eyes Or the
straight hair or the ugly expression
Of the unloved one. Having vented
his own wrath, he could then show It
to her. thus spelling the evening for
both Of them, hut possibly satisfying
the Crouch" that at some seasons uf-
tlicts even lovers.
It's fortunate thing that the people
who start customs which are to last
Until the planet c0els. have no notion
Of what they are starting. Fancy poor
old Valentines dismay as he ascended
70 the stake, II be had realized that his
name would be taken In vain by every
young man making alaorous advances
to a young woman along In the early
spring. am your valentine" not
knowing that what he was really say
Ing wns. II am your martyr" And
those Claucerian boys and gi.''s, meet
Ing to choose Valentlnes-fancy the
lrritated one with talent ier draw
ing suddenly seeing himself At the
head Of long line Of ungallant youths,
his effort at satire the forerunner Of
ill the ugly comics that ever made
maiden blush or a matron lose her
temper.
But II might have nude the sweet
souled youth bit SNUG when he en-
closed his undying affection In gilt
and lace and wrapped 1t In sweet
scented fern, to look down the years
aheaa of him Al the truck loads, the
car loads. the factories built to pro
duce Just such lace and gilt and silver
concrete tokens of an instinct no less
beautiful because It frequently is
eyanescanf
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ance again.
Mrs. 8. Whitaker called on Mrs
Carl Youngblood Saturday afternoon
A new harness and shoe rspai,
shop has been opened in the rea,
of the United States Post. Once
building by W. W. Gillespie. Har.
nesses are repaired while the horses
wait tout side) and old shoes are
scientifically remodsleed looking bet
ter than new when emerging from
the shop. A customer recently hav-
ing had rubber heals put on hia
shoes there. and on alighting from
his car kept bouncing up and down
for some time proving the elastic
quality Of said rubber heels. This
new repair shop answers . dire felt
new repair shop anscores q dire felt
need and 10 considered the greatest
addition to Sboneham In recent
years.
John r. Berks certainly was kep,
busy Weighing coal Saturday.
Sunday evening there was birth
day party given In honor Of Mr.. Lou
Dunning at the latter's home. A.
mong the numerous gifts received by
Mr.. Dunning was q gold twenty three
1eweled watch studied with q two
Carat Diamond presented to him by
his great grand father and pair
Of comfort slippers By his daughter.
The party departed for their homes
at an early hour Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Flener OF south
west 6toneham visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Youngblood.
Miss L. O'Connor came home from
Greeley last Tuesday with her father.
DR.. Blanchard was called to West
Plains Friday night.
Miss A. Peterson assisted r. q.
Applegate In the store Saturday dur
Ing the rush.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
SENIOR CORNER

1t Is one thing to win; another, to
be defeated. One can smile Ut the
whole world when he 10 on top. In
fact, the world looks brighter In
every way than 1t did yesterday. It
IL no effort to smile Oh, mol
But when one is defeatsd-to
smile is q different thing. Hope
seems to have disappeared and one
feels as II the whole world pities
him. And that pity is not satisty-
Ing to ones heart. It makes one
feel worse than II no one had offered
him sympathy. However. this 10
true In only one case-when one is
not a good sport or good loser.
A good loser comes back with his
interest at the top notch and his de-
termination to win strong within
him; and he enters the next struggle
and. In more cases than not, he wins.
He ia victorious In defeat! NO matter
how badly he was beaten. He came
back for another trial. This Ii tbs
spirit that makes one the winner
even tho he was surpassed In the
contest and 1t is the spirit that wins
for us througout the world.
Several students are working ON
the advertising project as presented
by Mr.. Graham.
The main debating teams have
been chosen.
Those who are participating in
the defamation contest, are begin
ming to work on their readings.
The Seniors plan on having q
squabble over class affairs in the
nenr future.
The English Nv class now has
Hamlet in synopsis form.
Determination Is the main spring
OF the human watch while fair play
performs the work Of the jewels.
Are they successful? Well l guess!
They go to their task Of learning.
Like a pedagogue playing cheas,
When their hearts are for pleasure
yearning.
This is our tribute to the juniors,
Whose interest rapidly wanes.
When Dame Gossip sends out thru
rumors,
That they must work for their
gains.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
White Shoemaker

We made mistake last week In
names when we reported that Miss
Iyle White" came home from Nor
gan, for that young lady had new
I meme.
At the Methodist parsonage In TT.
Morgan, on Monday. Miss White was
msrried to John Shoemaker, Rev.
Kingsley performing the ceremony
The Enterprise Joins with large
circle Of friends in wishing these
young people long and happy life
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
NEWS NOTES FROM spURGm


Albin johnson Is having trouble
with his wells.
spurgins spent one evening last
week at Ellis Goolsby's playing
cards.
Mr. and Mrs A. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs G. Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs atevs
Schriber, Mr. and Mrs Spurgin and
families surprised Mrs VIM. Burns
Friday evening and reminded her
that 1t was her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs James O'Hare spent
Sunday evening at Edgar Halssy's.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Burns spent
Wednesday evening at M. H. Peakes.
Mr. and Mrs Gust Kindvall enter
tained number of their friends at
cards Saturday night
Mrs Jas. Bryant and Elizabeth
spent Sunday at N. H. Peakes.
Mr. and Mrs Steve Schriber, Mr.
and Mrs Jas O'Hare spent Sunday ut
John SchroedeB
There 10 a dance and program at
the Rock-a-way Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs John Schroeder spent
Wednesday at Steve Schriben.
Miss Vera Talbert spent Monday
and Monday night at NJ. H. Peakes
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Woody spent
Tuesday at A. 3. Roberts.
Mrs M. H. Peake has been Ill with
La Grippe
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15
SCHOOL NOTES
Junior Jim Jams

It is we'll to be genial to all, but
one should be careful In choice OF
friends. Friendship Is more than ac-
quaintance. "A few friends we'll
chosen are Joy forever. A true
friend Is for life. Some young folks
choose their friends because they are
schoolmates, or In the same nedghbor
hood or church and when removing
10 other locations. they drop them
and find new friends. Higher rea-
sons should govern. the formation OF
lasting friendship.
Choose for fiend one whose char
acter influences the better things,
rot one who is careless Of right and
wrong. And be faithful always to
the right kind Of a friend. To keep
friends, one must show ones self
friendly and listen to his advice with
care.
II you've never fallen down In
the snow and wished TO know how
1t would feel, we are sure Mr.. Floyd
Kelly would be able to tell you al
he happened to have the misfortune
Of falling In the snow Friday after
noon.
A good way to find information as
to which way you were going after
reaching the north pole is ask one
Of the Physical geography students;
they know.
He thinks he Is q crouch because
he has no friends, but as a matter
Of fact he has no frinds because he
is a crouch.
The question: Resolved that q
writ Of Injunction upon labor unions
should be prohibited" was debated
last Friday. As 1t was for a tryout
there were six speakers on each
side. There were FIVE judges and the
High School to hear the impromptu
speeches given by most Of the de.
bators. There were three for each
side to work out Tor the main speak.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-15

the Arlington Doty home Sunday.
A number Of the young people At
tended the basket ball game at Ke-
eta Friday night.
Mr.. Eastman is sick with the
grippe.
Mr.. Alexander shipped car load
Of hogs to Denver Monday.
Mrs Mabel Swan spent Thursday
afternoon with Miss Helen Whipple.
Mr. and Mrs Guy vawter. Miss
Kate Lngelbach and Ralph Dins-
moor spent Sunday at the Hemphill
home.
Gladys and Ruth List stayed over
Monday night with Mrs L. 8. Poush.