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about one hour. Add butter and
sugar crcamcd eggs well beaten.
ralsina or currants. which have been
Toured. rest Of flour. or enough
20 make moderately soft dough.
and salt. Turn on board. knsad
lightly. place in creased bowl.
Cover and set aside. in warm
place until double IN bulk, which
should be In about two hours. Shape
with hand Into medium-sized round
buns, place in wcll-greased shallow
pans about two inches apart. Cover
and let rise again-about one hour.
or until light
Glaze with egg diluted with water.
With sharp knife cut a cross on top
OF each. Bake twenty minutes. Just
before removing from oven, brush
with sugar moisiened with water.
While hot iii cross with plain frost
ing.
FroEting for hot cross buns:
cup fine powdered or confec-
toner's sugar
? tablespoonful milk or water
Z teaspoonful vanilla
Add just enough liquid 10 sugar
10 make a moderately thick paste.
Owing TO difference in sugar. tho
exact amount OF liquid cannot be
determined. Water will make a
more transparent trosting than milk.
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Personal

Mr. and Mra Thomas Valentine
Dempsey ucura Parsonl have 70.
turned from their wedding trip and
arC AZ home al istg Madrona drive.
Mr.. william +. Lord. % Portland.
h visiting al the homo OF Maj. and
Mrs. Elmer Raymond Brady
judge and Mrs. Alfred Hattie re-.
turned last week from a six weeks
visit 60 Honolulu
Mr.. Rex stafford returned yoster
day from a short trip 20 Portland
Mr. and Mr. W. w F6lEor arc
spending IA short timo In California.
MIR, George w Fischer Is a guest
at the Hotel Ambassador In Los An.
gcles.
Mrs. Fred shepherd. Of Portland,
Is spending few weeks IN tho city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. spargur
spent the week end at their summer
home. "Nirvana." at Por, Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thompson will
leave about the rut OF April on a
trip thru California.
Ma. H. NJ, stryker returned sat
uriay from New York, where she
has been spending several months
with her daughter. Miss Helen
stFykor. who Is appearing on Broad
way In The Fool"
Mrs Walter & Fulton Is sailing
today from san Pedro on the ECua.
dor. by way % Panama canal Tor
Boston. and will visit In tho East
Tor several weeks before returning
home.
Mrs Henry Rlstlne left Saturday
Tor a short trip 20 California.
Mrs o. } David returned last
week from a visit Of several weeks
in California
Mrs. A. ~ Brown has returned
TO her home IN Redmond. after
a three months stay in los Angeles
Cal
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Merciless
Neuritis

Imps Of hndes armed with red-hot
pitchfprks could scarcely inflict
more cruel. agonizlng torture than
that endured by many sufferers
from neuritis
The sharp. stabbinG pains caused
by this disease are usually conferred
about the shoulder. neck, forearm.
small OF the back or along the thigh
and leg in the region OF the scistic
nerve. Sometimes they move from
one part 10 another. nending out
lightning jsbs which produce untold
misery.
II you want prompt relief. apply
Tysmol over the part that hurts, and
the pain should disappear.
Tysmoi Is absorbed through the
pores or the skin. and has a soofh-
ing. healing effect upon the infiamed.
deceased nerves. Contains no dope"
Guaranteed harmless. Price 81 at
leading druggists everywhere. Tys-
mol Company. Mfg. Chemists. 400
Suffer st. san Francisco.-Adycr-
tiSement
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Superfluous Hair Now
Removed Roots and All!

a boon TO women troubled with
supcrfluous hair Is the now phclac.
tine process II is totally unlike the
dopilatory, electrical and other meth.
dds for the removal Of hairy growths.
II is the only thing that enables one
TO remove the hnir completely
roots and all--in ones own home,
without the assistance OF an expert.
Tho result cannot be doubted, for the
user sees the hair.roots with her own
eyes. a stick of phelactinc. with easy
directions, can be had Mt any drug
store. II is entirely harmless IA
child could safely cat ~. odorless
and nonirrita,ing. IL is an lnstan.
neous method, and 40 thorough tho
skin Ia left perfectly smooth. hairless.
bearing not the least evidence OF it's
former Disagreement. - Advertise.
mcnt.
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Hot Gross Buns

Altho no definite date b. known.
h!ftorlnns seem 10 agree that the
custom % baking croFs buns wah
carried on by the early Egyptians.
II was customary from the earliest
times b. use a cross % denote holi.
ness The word bun seems 20 have
originated from The Egyptian word
"B0un.' meaning a sacred cake.
Tho finding II potnned buns at
HercuInnrum seems 20 subst8utl1te
that cross buns were made for the
fvasts of The GrccIans.
The practice Of serving them on
Good Friday originated with the eB.
u,blishment OF TINT day by the
Church Of England ana the cry
Hot cross buns. hot cross buns.
One a penny. two penny.
Hot cross buns"
may still be heard on Good Friday
in England today
Hot cross buns are made In some
type In nearly every civilized coun-
try. II has become the custom for
tho American housewife 10 serve
them during the entire Lenten sea
son.
For the housewife who does her
own baking the following Is an ex.
cellent recipe.
~ cups slfted -four
2 cupe milk. scaided and cooled
? tablespoons sugar
2 cakes compressed yeast
y cup butter
% cup sugar
, eggs
u cup ruiNns or currants
y teaspoon salt
Dissolve yeast and two table.
spoons sugar in lukewarm MIX. Add
three aud ouc-haif cups flour. 10
mako sponge Beat until smooth.
cover and let rise until light. in
warm place. free from draught-
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Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip


Have you seen tho Campfire win.
duWaf There arc eight downtown
window exhibits this week Hen.
uetta Simon and Marjorie Rattny
sewed layeitca and made hoadhandH
Ia the hon Marchc windows. much
90 the interest Of tho paarctaby. Tho
business men have been very much
Interested IA providing window space
Tor the Campfire glrin.
There arc enough new girls 10
form Two now groups Ia the YounFs.
town school Wonders never ceancl
Iu,rn were three guardians 10 take
care Of them.
Have you aligned up for the Cham.
ber OF Commerce demonstration
sometime soong Only Fircmhkera
and Torchbearors are eligible
Fifty glrla are asked 20 serve tea
az the Fruit and Flower party April
2sth. Get out your tam aud arm.
band and Sign up
Are you a Torchbeafery n you
are. prepare speech on Campfire
and sign up al headquarters. Jean
Till talked before the i,aycnna Far.
cnt Teachers association Thursday
afternoon. March 18TH.
or course. n you are a Campfire
girl OF are going 70 boz Campfire
Eirl you VIII wear n MILDLY and dark
skirt all day on March ziih.
Arc you planning 10 attend tho
Prraidtnta' reception az Lohequa
from 3 10 t1o. Saturday, March
24th7
Arc sou entering the cooking con.
test ~ the Armory on the Gath Of
March, Perhaps you shine "a pie
baking or Il may be bread We are
hoping 10 have great display %
culinary efforts contributed by the
Campfire girls.
Remember Miss Brown leaves
April srd for the conference. An or.
uclen for the National exhibit must
be an April End
Hike Hike Iuke' wherc7
when' CAN Lohequa Tor lntouna-
tiou.
Brcmer,on. Port Angeles. sedro.
Woolley There are trips 20 an these
places, open 10 Fircmnkora and
foreclosures.
Have you signed up for one OF tho
spring vacation trips 10 Camp
Eeath7
Have you written a song. story or
poriny n you have. turn Il Ia 20
Lohequa 10 so with tho National
exhibit
Pegky Hazard writes from wsiiR
tvaila. where sho IN attending whit.
man. that thcfp Bro four Campfire
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SULPHUR CLEARS
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN

II you are suffering from eczema
or some other torturing. embarrass-
ing skin trouble you may quickly DO
rid OF II by using Mentho-Sulphur. de-
clares noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation. because
Of it's germ destroying properties, sell
dom fails to quickly subdue itching,
even OF fiery eczema. The first APP
plication makes the skin cool and
comfortable. Rash and blotches arc
healed right up. Rowles Mentho-Sui-
phur Is applied like any pleasant cold
cream and is perfectly harmless. You
can obtain small jar from any good
druggist Advertisement.
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W. C. T. u. sEMi.ASNuAL
INSTITUTE


w. C. T. u. sEMi.ASNuAL
INSTITUTE
Tho semiannual institute Of the
King County W. c. T. U. will be held
Tuesday. March 20. in tho Woodland
Park VI. y. church. T.nd and Green.
wood ave.
Tho following program win begin
az 10 a. m:
Convention called 20 order b. fFssldrut
Mira Mar l.. stiilusii. Devotional ssryirs
Mrs, Libsis HsAsh Bf0wa, appointment
~ committees
1910 a m--'Txo. Minute Women. =
presidents OF the local uuisns giving IN
,wp-minats speeches The best work of
their UNIONS Airs ". r. 1lirr. leader,
ii I. m,-"ovr omslsi ras.u." M..
iiis =. nh. vital Part our
YsuaE rsapis ard Cnidrsn Take In the
W q r. b. Program" tirb. Elizabeth
Church and Airs Ethsi wafisy.
1886 a. m.-s'-rrio Teams sod Mem.
- noen-Noontida prayer: adjourn.
meni
1915 ., m.--cafstrria tunshspn.
iis p. Community sinE. Nifs Elsie
Clayton.
fise p. n.--'our Gosi Tor 1854" Mrs
AnnA X. Colwsll
q. ms-'-rhs Thres.f fold Benefits %
a Medal Contest" Mrs. sadie a. Town-
asnd
Music
$50 p m.--PaJilsmpntsry DRIFT ara
irrsir pfatrf,
s,,o p. ms-"chnd Conservation" MIS-.
Eimira George,
! p. M symposium, "Ay Department
and Las Enforcement county supsrin-
tendsrts, Mrs. Casssa osborn. leader
Auaic.
s;a0 p. rus--"CrsaiiuK Sentiment Thru
the rrtaz" Mrs. Nadte Ellis.
Up. ma white Ribhonsr's fmprs-.
sions and Experiences a. tho iaEtsia-
ture." Mrs iaekson silhAuEii.
Adjournment.
Cafeteria luncheon will be served by
the women OF ihs church.
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Carolina LazZari
Pleases

Carolina LaxEarl. operate central.
20. whose singing n not unknown 10
Seattle audiences. having appeared
here In concert three years ago. was
heard as sololst with the Seattle
Civic Symphony orchestra. az is con.
cert yesterday afternoon. Considered
one OF the first coniraltoa IN Amerl.
ca. her singing was. indeed. treat
Miss LAMAR has "a delightful voice. %
excellent quality. power and range,
and her interpretations were mobi
enjoyable
Her singing Of the aria. III Capri
NO" from "Dinorah." by Meysrbccr.
was exceptionally well given, Other
numbers greeted with enthusiasm
were HANDLES I Serene al DlEllo. -
'Cirom~ita." BY slbclla. and Amour
vicns Alder" BY sain, sacuu. from
Samson and uclilah
or tho selections given by the or.
chestru, "Absndiisd.F by schumann.
for string instruments, was the most
satisfactory rendering. Other mum
bors included MoEarts Jupiter" sym.
phouy. Kuhlau's ~Eiycrhor over
,urc. and "Espane. b. chabrier.
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Tho girls in tie Nekcwin Camp.
fire are having "a drive for now mem.
bcrH- At the Grand Council ak new
girls VIII be taken in and one Will
take her woodgllthcrcrs' rank. The
girls have decided TO take an eight
mile hike TO L.andsburg during East.
er vacation and stay four days. The
group has been divided into two sec
tons and each section viii take turns
conducting the meetings. They have
decided 10 get n trained nurse TO re-
fresh their knowledge OF first aid.
80 they can give first aid demon.
straiion nj the Council Fire. and one
girl is making lovely case for
ceremonial gown 10 send TO the Ma.
tionai exhibit.
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Last of Twilight MuSicaleS on Palm Sunday,
Mr.. and Ms Crosby Plan Dinner

TUE third
= Mrs Frederick Bentley under the the Women Council OF
81 Marks church win be gven Palm sunday March s te home
Mr. and Mrs Edwin A. Strout tssi ave- O'Clock
These musas have been attendance Is
@liondno' on Sc No NieuNtempsA Armstrong
Ara-ouen OF Tho Night" Flute" osaailss
ThirEa Cawseys 10
Noeturn Chopin spanish Scrcnadcr uschakowsiM George
Rosusoy Mrs Irene Hampton rhrane az The
Ilebe uhms Orahms. "MorgcnH
Orchard
lie Preclcuse" Cog
dor" uNmsSy Armstrong
~RouanceH uopper-Nr,
ave Maria aehGounod-Ms cawey; with VIOLIN plano cello and
aeompanientNr Frciand Mr. Rogovoy and
AIRS. Bentley.
Tickets obtained Nicholson Capitol otoT
Mrs Cecil H. Bacon. o56 Bentley. Capitol 0lai
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GATEvooD PIT. A,

GATEWOOD PIT. A,
Gatswood PIT. A. viii meet In the
assembly room, Tuesday. March 20.
at 1850 p. m. There will be the usual
business session. after which tho fol-
lowing program will b given. Song.
The Patriot" BY pupils OF Miss
Eaton: poem-recitation. King Bouni
and the Spider" pupils OF Miss Hart:
song. Mrs. A. L. Parks. accompanied
by Mrs. Gustavo Lewis Mrs. John
Trumbull will give talk on "AIeas-
ures Presented TO tho Last Lcgisla-
ture."
Tho parliamentary procedure class.
under the direction OF DR.. Louise
Doemnn, viii meet in the teachers
room at 1890 p. m.
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CONVENTION WILL
MEET AppIT. q

CONVENTION WILL
MEET APRIL 3
Seattle Lodge No. Z. u. II. p. A..
will entertain King County District
convention OF the Degree OF Honor
Protective association whom It con.
venes Tuesday. April Q, at 10 q. M,
In Evergreen hall, a. o. u. w. build.
Ing. 1909 Ninth ave. An especially
prepared program has been arranged
for tho occasion.
Tho following lodges VIII compete
In an inltIatory ceremony for n Low.
ing cup as trophy: Lake Lodge
No. 10 Of Kirkland and Aaulla and
Seattle Lodges, both OF thls city.
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Music
Macbeth and LevitZki
Concert Tonight

Florence Macbeth, soprano OF the
Chicago civic Opera company who
Was greeted with enthusiasm when
Hho appeared here a. solois, With
tho Minneapolis symphony orchcs.
ira. VIII be- heard In joint recital
this evening AZ the Metropolitan
theatcr with Miseha Loyitzki Rus.
hlan nlanLat.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
unset Heights Literary club win
lid its regular meeting Tuesday.
March 20, at the home OF Mrs. Edith
Rockford, s35 n. Goth st.
LADIES' LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
The Ladies' LyricChorai club win
meet for rehearBals each Tuesday IN
the month In the main Sunday
school room of the First Presby.
terrain church at f:45 p. m. in prcpa.
ration for the spring concert.
SALMON BAY PIT. A.
Principal Dio Richardson, OF the
Horace Mann school, will talk on
School Costs" at the meeting OF the
Salmon Bay PIT. a. Tuesday. at $40
p. m, in room IL. Miss Helen Ray.
mond's First grade children win pre-.
sent health project
SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. a.
South Seattle PIT. A. meets Tues
day afternoon. March 20. at 2s0
o'clock.
WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The executive board OF the WON.
ans Century club Will meet Tuesday,
March 20. at IL o'clock noon, in tho
X. w. c. A.
NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUB
The North End Progressive club
viii meet with Mrs. Fred r. Schroo.
der. $40 Brooklyn ave. Tuesday,
March 20, at Q p. m. Mrs. Martha
castberg, fnatron OF juvenile court,
win talk on General Aspect OF Ju.
venile Delinquency"
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
Queen Anne Study club will meet
with Mrs. v. w. Gemmel. 1923 Queen
Anne ave-. Tuesday. March 20. at 2
D. m. Tho Worlds horticultural
and Medical Debt 10 Brazil" Mrs.
Alan w. Eshelby. "Roosevclts Tray.
els in Brazil" Mrs. j. II. Linton.
BROWNING SOCIETY
The Seattle Browning society will
DO guests Of Mrs. o. II. Perry, at
tho homo OF Mrs. j.. w. Houghton,
2ofs Franklin ave, Tuesday, March
20, at 1870 o'clock,
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Silver Tea at Mrs. Meves' Home

Tho Madrona
Moves
Polly charge
tho silver baskets Following
Little Air Cvnliam stielesl-Afrs Hebcr d Johnson.
selectonsAr.
OF
Edith Tatunl-aIrs F..
Hathaway; George
lanl-Ars Heber D.
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CANADIAN wOArNtg CTIfB

Tho Canadian wonen'a club viii
hold It's social meeting Tuesday eve
ming, March 20. at o'clock. at tho
Federated clubhouse. corner Of Har.
ward ave. and Thomas -, Mrs
Gabriel Smart and Mrs Henry Rob.
lnson VIII he tho hostesfcs. Cards
win be the amusement Of the eve.
Ming. Refreshments. Al Canadians
and their friends invited.
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Assistants at Orthopedic Shops

S. Marks guild OF St Marks
The orthoped shop with
assisted by Mrs l. Brooke Mrs Adam Jan Mrs W Hail Mrs
r. r. Hall Mrs J. Anderson
the Thrift Highland morning
represented
Inaken guild will be
wasrom
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woNEN's LAKEWOOD CIVIC

IMPROVEMENT CLUB
womon's Lakewood Civic Improve.
mcnt club viii have It's regular
meeting Tuesday. March 20. a, .
p. m. at tho Lakewood clubhouse.
Mrs. +. r. Paimerton viii address
the meeting on The Advantages o,
Being a Member OF the Federated
Clubs" Musical numbers.
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SEATTLE LODGE No. Z

Seattle Lodge No, :. ~. ". T.. A..
viii hold It's regular meeting Tues
day evening. March 10. at 1:t5
o'clock, In Evergreen han, 1909 Ninth
ave. \ progressive whist party viii
follow a, . O'clock. No, il conduct,
Ing a successful nombcnhip drive
which win conclude when the King
County convention convcneS hero on
April ;, Members urged 20 assist.
The convention viii b. entertained
by Seattle Lodge No. T.
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soRosIs CLUB

Tho sorosis club will meet at tho
Federated clubhouse Tuesday. March
90, Mt 2 p. m. "cathedrals and
Churches OF Rome" Mrs. T.. II. Helm.
rich: book review. The Girl From
tho Marshcroft." Mrs. w. w. Hay;
current events. Now National
Laws" Miss v. Morrison.
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..Enter MqdameD WM BE Presented

by vaes presented Handbag
Players the Of the series literary womens
Association Plymouth Wednesday $40
The hosses for the day include Mrs NJ pckey Mrs H. D.
Buchanan p. Ballard h.
l. +. F. W. H.
Lelehty A. Getohe A. j.
c. Schram, a
Mrs ". Alexander.
Welcoming r. J.,
Ceilings aud Mrs Ferguson Mrs Coli Mennon M Irving
Smith win a as ushers
L preside hour
assisted Pratt Katherine
Miss Mary Alexander and Mrs. Charles TrcgonlnE.
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NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUB

FItUWftF,SSINE CLUB
The North End Progressive club
will hold business meeting at tho
home OF Mira Fred r, schrader, $40
Brooklyn ave. Tuesday. March 10. at
p. m. At 2:i5 o'clock Mrs. Martha
caspbcrry. Of the Juvenile court. win
speak on The General Aspect OF
Juvenile Delinquency"
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pRoApwAy CIRCLE

NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE
Bridge luncheon win be given by
members Of North Broadway circle.
Fruit and Flower Mission. at tho
homo OF Mrs. a. o. Loo, ai7 18th
ave. NJ. Tuesday. March 90. Sewing
at 1890 o'clock. followed by luncheon
and bridge.
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STUDY CLASS,
RAINIER CHAPTER

The study class OF Rainier chap.
ter. D. a. r., viii meet Tuesday
March 20, at o'clock. Study,
South America
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sftNsIIlNE cLrn

The Queen city Sunshine club will
meet Tuesday, March 90, at ?. m.
az tho Masonic temple. Cards All
Eastern Stars and their friends in
vited.
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CONCORD PIT A.

Concord PIT. a. viii hold bazaar
a, tho school Tuesday. March 20.
opening at 1910 a. m. The tea room
viii BE- open az 1890. Business meet.
Ing a, $40 =. m.
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AfADRnNA PIT A

Madrona PIT. A. VIII meet Tues
day. March 20. az s:so p. M at the
school. !, viii be a Bring and
Buy" party. Short program.
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WEBSTER pT. A.

Air. Thomas r. Cole. suporin,cnd.
cnt Of city schools, will speak at tiO
meeting Of the Webster PIT. A.
"Wednesday evening, March 81, at S
o'clock. Musical program. an
parents urged to attend.
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Nomen's Clubs
AsPAsIA GLUE

ASSASSIN CLUB
Mrs. Carl A. johnson and Mrs. Lee
Chesterfield win be hostesses TO tho
Asp.sia club for luncheon Tuesday.
March 20. at 1 o'clock. at tho Y W.
c. A. tea room. Tho regular pro-
gram will DO held In private parlor
al o'clock. Mrs. II. c. Mailott viii
read n paper on Tho Writers and
Artists of Washington"
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ouARANrr cLrn

The Quarantc club wal meet Tues
day. March 20. with Mrs ". G.
Kinter. Iios Findiay -. Response
TO roll call. Irish song. story or
dance"
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The girls OF the Hayuhica Camp.
flro arc planning 10 become Wood
gatherora at the Council Fire. Just
a fovs honorH arc lacking and these
viii be completed before March Gath.
They are also planning TO get ncw
members because many OF the girls
graduate in Juno and new girls will
bc taken in, Tho girls Of the kowa.
tRhoma group arc asking tho girls
OF this group who become Wood.
snthcrcrs at the Grand Council Fire
to serve punch at their party.
Tho following officers have Just
been installed in the Chocwoha
Campfire President. Betty Blnkc;
vice president. Helen Rlorn; sccrc.
mry. Katherine sumbcrlad. trcasur.
er. Lucille Morrill,: corresponding sec.
rotary. Margaret Mcdonald. scribe.
Gertrude strahl. yeargeant AZ arms,
Florence severson. Each Saturday
from to o'clock the girls Of this
group hold story hour at the
church, and on Sunday morning the
girls take care OF the children while
their mothers are at the services. In
the near future they arc going 20
give party for the Akiynha Camp.
fire and give an Entertainment to
raise money for their treasure.
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Will Reside in California

ccmpnmening Miss Mamie Kelly
d
tables bridge Friday evening
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RIvERToS HEIGHTS
SCHOOL.

Nomination Of candidates for tho
school board viii ba mada az the
nesting 20 10 held AZ Rlycrtou
Heights school. Wednesday evening.
March Fl, al o'clock.
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Musicale and Dance

Deshuny cosmopolitan the musicale and dance By Mrs
studiohomc
Of Consul Henning Mrs.
During the
Sherwood Dobbs baritone
CLAN
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Skin Ablaze
NTH Eczema
Constant Itching Almost
Unbearable!

We know there IL one thing that
stops eczema. and that 10 more red
blood-cells! S. s. S. builds them by
the millionl You can increase your
rcd-blood cells to the point where it
10 practically impossible for eczema to
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Dinner Planned Before Junior Dance


a Masonic temple.
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Hosts at Dance THIS Euening

Tonorng Mr. and Mrs Morris Lundluh Ncruta and
Mrs Denton Macintosh with informal their
honlet evening
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FLORA y. nATEsfAN

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Flora y. Baicman l.. l.. o A. win
give a whist party In l. o. q. T. halt
Monday evening. March 49,, at 81
o'clock.
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Bridge Honors House Guest

Mai Elmer Raymond bridge
Saturday evening their
Marietta Mills OF Camp
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Hostesses at Luncheon

Win guests
home compliment
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NOURISHING SOUPS

Mrs Housewife Our Washington bureau has
png for you seccted list of recipes for making
delicious, nourhing and tasty These from
OF Uncle Sans tested They printed
oghtpago folder that them away your
book for future you recipes
simply fill out tho below mil directed
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MOTHERS CLUB

MOTHETkS' CLUB
SIGMA CHI
Tho Mothers club OF Sigma Chi
will meet Mt tho chapter house, Tues.
day, March 30. at 2.3O p. IN.
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GiUes Informal Dancing Party

Mr. Lorenzo crabe entertained thirty
crubree