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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
Emphasizing Sunflower Production
in Georgia

J. B., Bostwick, Ga, writes:
Believing that raising suntloW-
ers for the seed is very impor.
tant and necessary, l planted
$50 acres to this crop last June.
On one field of thirty acres L
harvested at least 40 bushels to
the acre. l planted the crop to
show how easily it can be raised
and the enormous yields per
acre.
Sunflowers are not grown ex-
tensively In any southern state
except Missouri. The United
States produces only about 70
per cent Of the sunflower seed
used in chicken feed. Up to
few years ago our supply came
from Russia, but it now comes
from South America. In my
opinion poultry raising will soon
be one Of the most important in
dustries in Georgia, and the
problem OF raising feed for the
chickens is the most important
factor in the business. l there
fore think that everyone raising
chickens should raise enough
sunflower seed for their own
flOCl<S
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
TOUR new Niece and COUSIN,
(MISS) PAUEINE O'QUINN.
Adel, Ga. r. !.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have heard
OF your Letter Box and would appreciate It
if you viii publish this in The Journal, I
live in the little village OF Burnt Corn. IT
got its name from some Indians who ware
camping there. One of them got sick and
had to remain. The corn which they left
him burned, and since that time it has been
called Burnt Corn. There is creek near
here also by that name. A battle was
fought there between the whites and In.
dams. Hoping TO hear from some Of you
cousins, your friend,
(MR.) VERNON BRANTLgT.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
INIooJ IANA UA6IIEBEhN
Water Valley, Miss, Star Route,

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a young married lady into your
happy midst? I read your letters each
week and enjoy them very much I will
be glad to get letters from the cousins, as
l. get right lonely every day while husband
is away at work, though 1 have two little
boys that keep me lots of company. en-.
joy reading the married ladies' letters, so
more OF you write. A new cousin.
(MRS.) J. KIRBY.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
Lake City, s. C.. Route ., Box rs.

Ny Dear Aunt Julia: am young man
a soldier-and would like very much to join
your happy and friendly circle. As I have
nothing to do other than to listen to dots
and dashes few huors each day, I get a
bit worried and wonder what III do to pass
away the dull hours. Now I have It! III
look for many interesting letters from all
Of you. win answer all letters Thanking
you in advance, Aunt Julia, for your kind
ness. and with best wishes for your health
and happiness, I remain a reader.
fMR.) f. n. E0BTNETTE.
Artillery Brigade, Schoteld Barracks
Hawaii
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; II having
been quite q while since I've had a letter
printed in the Council, l find myself again
seeking admjttance within this jolly elan OF
friends. I've often entertained the pleas
ant thought of writing again long ere this,
but, often being busy, fell into the habit
OF neGlecting TO do so. Life is mostly made
up OF habits, good or bad, and we should
he careful that the bad doesn't reign over
the good. l have been reader OF The
Journal for quite a long while. l, like most
of you, am country girl, but don't like
country life, because I don't have very
many pleasures. There are so few hoys and
girls around here | get real lonesome AMI
blue. Some Of You cousins take up the
subject of the Ideal Husband" hut l don [
care to take up that subject because, At m'
age, I'm not ready for q husband but swav
off in my dreams I fancy I can see cezy
room, an open fireplace. with logs piled
bjsh; a Morris chair and pine. and, Of
eouyse. there viii he a somebody using that
ppe aud chair: hut I haven't discovered
him yet. 50 now III 60. Good luck to
auntje and all. but before 90 ! want 20
~ all Won who care 10 write; please do
Best wishes from blue gray-eyed girl.
(MISSl RUTH DAVIS.
Calhoun, Ga, Route |.
T. Sim inclosins 10 cents for the gooi
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MISS CORA ANDERSON.
Greenville, Ala, Route 3.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit three Alabama kids" into your
happy band of boys and girls? We will not
take subject, we are busy in school.
We live in the country, but like town life
better. I, Louise, have written before, and
thank all the cousins who wrote. l, Lola.
am twelve years old August u. Have a
twin? l, Perry Lee, am twelve, too. Who
has my birthday, December 81? All who
care to write let your letters come to three
Alabama girls We are racing to see which
one gets the most letters. Those who care
may send nhOtOs
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03

No unsigned letter printed.
No letter written on both sldes or
paper printed. go
All letter not to exceed $50 to 200
vOr6S
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Your New JOUsln,
GEORGE ELWOOD SMITH.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please give room in your corner for one
more little girl from Georgia? l read the
Cousins letters and think them 80 nice, and
think Aunt Julia so nice aud good to give
US space to get acquainted,
I 90 to school at Massee, Ga. Am In the
fourth grade. Ny teachers name is Miss
Clarice Avery. Our school will be out in
two more weeks, and / hate bad to part
from my teachers and schoomates. l go tc
church; also attend Sunday school every
Sunday. l will not describe myself, only
to say 1 am j years old, and 1 want all
answer every one.
Your new Niece and Cousin,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03

Calhoun, Ga, Route I.
T. Sim inclosins 10 cents for the good
cause.
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feet inches tall. Well, will go before l
break Aunt Julia's rules. l didn't write
on any subject this time, as it Is my first
time I will answer all cards and letters il
possible. A new cousin,
MAREE ANDERSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10

Plans arc complete fuf the bazaaf
ana benefit Tea fnr ihr Near East
RELIEF yu "Wednesday afternoon. No.
remhcr is. az the home 90 Mr. otis
Floyd iams8u. when beautiful linens
made by the orphans aud refugees 0f
the NCgr East viii ~ On sale.
Miss sarah Harris is chairman u
a committee composed % members Of
Alpha NJ Delta sorority who viii
serve tho tea
The patronesssa FOR the event viii
d..
Mrs Frances a. Frinx. Mrs. A. n.
Anderson, Mrs Henry Laudrs. Mrs
Pred Baxter. Airs. ID D. skinner.
Mrs Geo r. Myers. Mu N. p. Alex
andsr Airs John Eddy. Mrs Wet
Mrs Frederic strive. Mrs Alexander
81 WvtheulL Mre. H. r. OstruBdsF.
Mrs A. $ Kerry Mrs Edgar Amca
Mrs Thomas Burke. Mu Clamnrg
uiethrn. Mrs John Collins. Mrs Elsie
Gilman. Mrs = M Dudley Mrs- ".
y B8Fuhart Mrs Frederick Buell..
Mrs. u Matthews. Mrs. Chas
Miller. Mrs "a A. Bonuhr. MR.. n.
.C Compton. Mrs. - RaEun. Mrs. A.
O. Malthy. Mrs r. h brown. Mrr
r e Waidr0u. Mrs T. r Dalton.
Mrs LEO Schwabachcr. AIRS = Low.
inson. Mrs. O. y. McIauEhlin. Mrs
Louis MARKS. Mrs. Fired Fischer MuL
A H. Stewart. Mr.. = J. Chadwick
Mrs. L. Henry Mrs Henry sharp
less. Mrs. Thomas Greene. Mrs II.
NJ Bartlett. Mrs r. n. Van Tuyi.
Mrs Harry whitney Treat. Mrs. r.
W Crosby. Mrs Richard Perry. Mrs..
10. 7. Douglas. Mrs. Everett clark,
Mrs. Harry Blocom. Mrs George
Booic. Mrs. r n. white. Miss Cath
crime Collins. Mrs, Jesse Ives. Mrs.
Cecil Bacon, Mrs. Frederick Bentley.
Mrs. r. 8 Goodwin. Mn. Gertrude
Bnwley Mrs John Campbell Mrs
M A. Gottsisin. Mrs Victor Sthh-
decker. Mr.. j. l.. Grvenweu
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Personal

Mrs Wilbur Conan and Mrs. l.. l..
Love viii return Tuesday from a few
days visit Ia spokane
Miss Margaret McRns lsft TODAY
Tor her homo In Vancouver. y, c.
after spending the week end as the
guest % Miss BETTY Morrison
Mrs wyatt Craig Louise Good
winj arrived In town Friday 20 visit
her parents Mr. and Mr ]. W.
Goodwin. while Lieut.. CpiEs ship,
the 4 s. s. Idaho. Is stationed at
BrcmertUu
Mr. and Mrs Henry Coffin Of
Yakima spent The week end with Mr.,
Cotnn's parents. Mr. and Mrs W
Barbour,
Mra. Richard Perry and Miss Mary
Trimblc returned the last OF the
week from Portland where they
attended tho horse show
Miss Peggy Mcilac Of Vancouver,
y. O.. was "A wrckcn guest OF Miss
Betty Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Williams and
family returned Friday from stay
Of several months on Lummi island.
Mrs Il. u. GROCER has returned
from a two months visit in the
East
Mrs. ]. l.. Megrcw returned Friday
from an extended visit In the East
and South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Program tor Music
Study Club

The Seattle Music study club viii
be entertained by Mu ". n OElc
AZ is rsguiar meeting on Tuc5iay
al 1 O'Clock
The program VIII feature the fol.
lowing numbers
"',IusicaI Current Events ...4...
afrs Clement .. Chaiiar
Driuk 90 Ms Only Win Thin" Eyes
...-... .-...... Old English Air
Have You seen uut whHs Llu's
gruw p .s........ s.... Anonymous
Misc Roth Prior
Shepherds. Hey Hritiah FOLK Song
Mra - burbank.
Ny Lovely Celia" asf.. st.....s... HiEEius
who'll ~ Ny Lavender - ......s..
............. .ss.. Edward German
Airs John Ramstrad
Trio-''May Day carol" English FOLK
Song ...s.s--.s.. q Deems Taylor
Mrs d. g. simukin Mra. ?, H n An.
dsrron Mrs A. e. Merton
Irish Airs Fram county Derry ..e
.....- ...a... Percy Granger
Country Gardens .r-.. Percy Granger
Mrs W " oEis
Eurliah Melodies .s.... ,...r.......-s
sfrt A. Robert Nirton.
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Music


The Seattle Musical Art Society
wIu present Wn Edward Msrnau
en- uife ~ lbs noted ggmparrr ben
Infrrpuriafiyr recital un November
%. m tEt WameBa University club
auditorium Mr Mcdowell inter
prtfa che compositions 20 her iilur
uiaus husband aH che alone can ln.
ana beer talks are most illuminating
since thr death 90 Der hustaud
MH Macn1arIi has devoted her
lie Go bringing abe merH8Fs ln hI7
compositions iu others and 90 IHs
upuuIlHnF 10 thF Mcdowell colony
az Peterborough n n The colony
provides refuge Tor the creative
artist that be may develop the best
that Oh within Eim
As che opening attraction thla sra.
son ~ the .ancirig.H morning must
Gales on November I8. az M O'Clock
Lag thr Womrna University club
auditorium thr suarFur slrnF
Quartet w.l present three works
new 90 Seattle H0vrll'r suite Lady
Audrey quartet by Haydn and
"a smli 90 work by CuGFrur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
ERENcH WAR nRInEs

FRENCH WAR BRIDES
a reception 20 French war brides
viii be- given hy the auxiliary 10
tblnirr'Noble post ou Armlsiicc day.
November n. from 60 9 o'clock in
the club rooms AZ 500 Third ave.
Mu, J H. Little. chairman Of tho
affair has appointed the following
club members TO assist Reception
committee and hostesscs. president.
Air Minnie HrgEd1u aud Mr. ia
win Brown together with officers ~
The club. invitations. Mr Annette
Moore. arrangements. Mr q. O. Aicr.
Ger. Mn G. Bowen. Mrs Mabel
Downs Mrs Loer aud Mrs. a. l.
Ellsworth. decorations. Miss Ruth
MCConibe, Niles WiuouD FAX. Miss
Maud Flood. Miss Amy Brown and
Miss Annie Lehman The ten table
viii be presided over By Airs Jacob
Lukof and q group u state officers
- Mrs Malcolm Douglas, Mrs.
Amelia Nelson. Mrs Garrison Bah,
cock. and Mu Nelly of Kirkland
a special program has boon ar.
ranged hy Mrs Spencer Anderson
which Will include n group Of songs
by Mrs D. X. Adams. q French wur
bride. readings, comic. Miss Diana
oMooro Phillips group Of songs by
Mrs Olga Kahlkcs readings by Mrs.
James Kelley. and songs hy Miss
Katherine Palmer
The refreshments viii be IN charge
or the ways and means committee.
under Mrs smith
This entertainment comes under
tho head Of the Amerieanizltion com.
mittcc.
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Contributions Asked
for Bazaar


NJ samuel leroy Crawford. Mrs.
IL sutherland. Mrs. =. l. Miller.
IA p s.lverstonc. Mrs wiimou
r,.ker ana Mrs. ". T. pattcn. the
rr-fise IN charge o. tho White
r.sAani iazsar Denny Thurman
ia n the Childrcn's Orthopcdic
icsvi,al will give November 20 90
n, Hotel Washington. request that
a psSous interested tn the success
4 ~ affair send IN their eontrlbu.
srn. a. soon as possible.
n VARIOUS guilds % the city are
sarng IN obtaining donations,
rsrh nay he left az the following
Adrer Broadway Guild Mrs T.. A.
CARTER 81 Harvard y. Renton HIN
CulE Mrs. ]. c. Mcmillan, 1901 18th.
Capeol Hill Guild. Mrs Mitchell Gu.
ar. 80 18Th n: East Highland
1-Ts. Ms. J. l.. VIM. 1870 goth y.
I'd Madison. Mrs Donald G. stew.
u 1915 Woodrow place. First Hin.
In J. W Goodwin. 1920 Summit
.rs. Frink Park. Mrs. Ralph Knapp.
q 18Th s. The Highlands. Mrs Da.
"a Nos. The Highlands. fnterlaken.
Hr ". l. DoerinE. 2o5s Gard n.
rai-ona. Mrs. Earl Fleohart. t4is
IA ave.
Aoun; Baker. Ms. e. \ Brown.
~ ;Rh s: North End. Mrs. J. G..
lisisiosh. sos Green Lake way,
Ncrih Queen Anne. Mrs. Sybal Ham.
"a 20 Wheeler; University. Mrs.
: G Standard. fT4s 18Th y. y.
Essn Anne. Mrs. J. W. Goodwin.
. V. Highland drive: Denny. Fuhr.
1aa Mrs A. A. Sutherland. sos
'aeiy 81, Mrs. Silyerstone. 909 Roa.
'ass s. Mrs. u. B. Morris. 1915 F.
usha Denny Fuhrman Guild col.
sttinE committee. Mrs. Alfred w
HJiFuis. ca piiI47ss. Mrs. n. y. Nor.
=, cApi;lzssf.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

taurelhurst Hill Guild. with Mira
Wilbur Dow. hostess viii be- In
charge Tuesday NJ the Orthopedic
lunch rnom. atf Columbia ~. assist
Cd by Mrs Xura Case. Mrs. Flor
cnce Footc. Mrs G. J Bush. Mrs
G. w johnson. Mrs Gilbert skin.
nor. Mrs.. ". Fischer, Mrs Edward
Harrington. Mrs. Hervey Llndley.
Mrs. Il. O. Eckiemnn Mrs. A. l..
Thompson. Mrs Harold Thompson.
Mrs Percy Bamford. Mrs. ". II.
scoville. Mrs. c. T. KastenEren and
Mrs T.. X. Guthrie
Mrs. r. e. Snyder win be In
charge at the Thrift Shop Tuesday
morning. and Mrs. ". c. Wallace
and Mrs. Robert Carr for winslow
Guild on Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
North End Guild
Plans Dance

fhr North Eni guHI of the Chi
inns unh0Toj.c hospital viu enc
terrain with dance anB card party
Up the Green Lake Masonic Temple.
on Friday tyrHiuE November it
Tho committee in charge includes
Mrs John q Mcintosh Mrs. A. r.
E rrothera Mn Cleo Seoueal and
Mrs Oup pg,w
Reservations may o. made with
Mrs Mcintosh. ME lrss ggIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
uettlng Too Fat?
Try This-Reduce

'srs.s,, sho don't grow too fat are the
q; sse.,' shesption. But ~ you find the
hns s'nulating or already cunber-
s.rs.,,t,sa VII be wlss 10 follow this
ands !, which Il Endorsed by thou.
srsrr,,, people who know. Agk your
- - -, ~ Aafmola Prescription TAB.
~ 80. iylloV directions. one dollar ia
tssr a., " world over. Got them from
, M, druggist Or send price direct
Detroit w, 'oy General Motors Bldg,
: All. h' BY doing this you viii
~ pls., reduce steadily and easily
y iii,ss,,..n NiihOm starvation diet
b4sy ~. exercise Start taking them
$50 sst Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
YES, POSLAM
STOPS ITCHING
INSTANTLY!

The healing concentrated Poslam
medication sinks right into tho skin,
stops itching INSTANTLY and
soon clears away all traces Of &c.
zema or other stubborn, unslghtly
eruption. Wonderful for plmples,
At all druggists, SOC Got box
today Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
cd. Roosevelt auxiliary. No. "a.
!. =. W.. viii give a card party
laesday. November II, at 2 p. m.
. Roosevelt hall. 1864 Third ave.
@LIA PSI MOTHERS cEUB
me regular monthly meeting Of
"a Pei Mothers club will be held
saesiay' November II. at 2 p. m, at
enapier house, 4543 18th ave. ~.
AZ plans for the coming year
~ De discussed, all members arc
.sq1esied to be present. Tea will be
,,''sd By Mrs. W. II. Kimball and
an Otto B. Rupp.
-. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
!. me regular monthly meeting OF
-, aaftin's Mothers club win be
IL, - Tuesday, November II. at the
r ~ Of Mrs. a. l.. Macmillan, 1910
s'. ~. ave. y. Luncheon at 1890
r r Assisting hostessea, Mrs.
y.'a Hanley, Mrs. Mary Cummings.
80. A.. =. Toner and Mrs. y. T. Won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Professor Cory 10
Snak al Club

i-,f.ssor Hcrbgrt r. C0p OF the
r.,a.h apartment OF the University
Z Washington VIII present the sec,
/, ITS series % three lectures
significant Tendencies iu Con.
--snry Literature" wednesday
..,-soon Al o'clock az the Won.
IS University club
professor Cory received his tmin'
$50 biologist ana Psychologist
Jshns Hopkins.
rhess lectures aru open 20 the
- Tickets may b. obtained az
ai dub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Luncheon VIII Honor
Mss Arnold

Mss Ruth Bamford viii enter
an with a luncheon OF twelve COW
y o. Saturday afternoon. Novem-
y 2. at the Hotel Washington. IN
Maor Of Miss Dina Arnold. who
ssl rsd Mr. Clement Du Nett In
D-rsmher
M Orpheum party viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
sEATTLE coUNcIL. -. a.

Seattle Council Of Parent-Teachcr
associations meets Tuesday. Novem-
Der II. at a. m, in the Broadway
high school. Following the reports
Of local associations and the chair
men Of standing committees, tho
"Chld Labor Amendment" win be
hlnrmaanh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
WOmen's Clubs
sEATTLE WOMAN,s CLuR

The literary Interpretation depart.
ment Of the Seattle Woman's club
will meet Tuesday. November II. at
1890 o'clock. with 5irs. +. l.. Nelson,
1870 r. Denny way Jean Chris
tophcr." by Romnln Roland. will be
reviewed by the class. The current
events department will meet at 1880
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Aeistinq at Tea

Ars. Albert Kohn will be assisted
4 nsr tea on Friday afternoon by
m H. Fuhberg. Mrs.. VI. ]. Beginn.
an William Zeigler. Mrs. Otto
NIX and the Misses Sylvia We'll
ana Josephine Helnkel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
gasieSseS al TeHHlS Ciub

~ Reginald Gayngr Mrs. Max
- Mr. uean Ballard ana Mrs
..,vr Nordhofi VIII b. thc hoatcsses
r,- amer dance rutay night AZ
4, satiis Tennis club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
CUSTER AUXILIARY

Members Of Custer auxiliary. Sons
Of Veterans. viii be entertained at
noon luncheon on Tuesday. Novem-
Der II. at the home OF Mrs. Lillian
Richardson, 62l w. 4ith Ct. Take
car No. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
HARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony homestead. No. 1743.
Brotherhood Of American Ycomen.
will give it's regular dance on Tues.
day evening. November II, at the VI.
W. a. hall, 1921 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
W. Greene to BE HoRored at Luncheon,
Entertaining for Mrs. Salmon


Es EAEsla
-,re8 luncheon ~ sixteen
Il thr UulNsriTs club for
-.ssv sngwe2a u honor ~
~ Remington Urpsnr. who.
~ Grssn. uiJ leave shortly
s,ms ln Amsterdam y. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
woMANs CIVIC CLUB

The woman's Civic club will meet
Tuesday. November II, at .. m, in
the Erickson room at the Y. w. G. A.,
instead Of al the Terminal Sales
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Mid-Week Club Dance

Tho Seattle Yacht club has cards
out for n mid.week club dance on
wednesday evening. November II,
at tho clubhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
IsED CI.nTHING eAf.E

AStb AltIl HIM. SALE
The Pastors Aid society Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
viii have sale OF used clothing
Wednesday and Thursday. Novem-
bcr 18th and 18th. NJ iS0s West
lake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
cARD PARTY AND DANCE

Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the Ancient
order Of Hibernians will entertain at
q card party and dance on Tuesday
evening. November II, at s o'clock.
ut the Y. l.. /. clubhouse, 10th and
r. Spring 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
UNIVERSITY POST
TO GIVE DANCE

University Post No. II, American
Legion. will open It's winter season OF
entertainments with dance given
under the auspices Of It's auxiliary on
Tuesday evening. November II. in
Douglas hall. northeast corner OF
University way and r. 45th st. The
affair win commemorate THE
Armisttcc." All Legionnaires and
friends arc invited 10 attend by Mrs.
David Maurier, president OF the
auxiliary. Mrs. w. G. Mylroie is
chairman OF the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
Ia Is Postponed

~ corNin Ebert.ng and Mrs.
-. rsher Boyuton have post
- heir tea planned fur Thurs
4, snsrnoon indefinitely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
prsINEss woMEN,s cLuB

The meeting OF the business and
Professional women's club Tuesday
evening, November II, at the Engi.
neers' club. at Gas o'clock will be
devoted to the second Of the Know
Your City" course. when Charles NJ.
Mantor. fire chief will give an ex.
position Of the history and work Of
the city fire department. This will
be an open meeting and teachers in
charge OF classes in local cIvics ara
especially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
sIAMoNDAesN CLrn

The ShawondaEse club will meet
Tuesday. November II, at 2 p. m,
az the home OF Mrs. @. +. Stoddard,
25i0 32d ave. $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
SEATTLE FEDERATION
" q T Il

The regular meeting OF tho Sc.
attic Federation Of womcu's Chris.
tinn Temperance Union viii be held
Tuesday November nth. at p. IN.
in Plymouth church.
Rev. w. II, Sawhln. u. D.. pastor
frctirIng moderator Of tho General
Assembly, OF First United Presby.
terrain church. viii deliver the Ar.
misticc day address 4 large at.
tendance Is DESIRED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
PHI KAPPA SIGMA
MOTHERS CItfH

The Mothers club Of Phi Kappa
Sigma viii hold a rummage sale.
with Cnrls,mas booth In counec.
ton, November - and Is. AZ 4o7
Union ~,
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Ms BdckaS 10
I. l...l1ln

49, Isroy RCArs W+N entertain
lupcheon aT tEc SUNSET club
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
FATnER AND 900 DINNEn

FATHER AND SONS DINNER
4 fathers and sons dinner will be
held Tuesday evening. November II.
at the Gntewood Baptist church
Mrs Charles Towers Of Portland will.
speak and the hostcsses for the eve.
ming will be Mrs II. Macintosh and
Mrs Blazer The dinner viii be
served by the ladies' Of the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-10
PHI BETA
MOTHERS CLUB

Phi Beta Mothers club will meet
at the chapter house 45fs 18th
ave. N. IT,, Tuesday, November IL,
ut 2 y. m.