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The Glenwood post., 1924-12-04
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Annie Cow of this city, and Rev. and
Mrs. Youngclass, DIR. and Mrs. A. h.
Hepler and Mother Noren of New
Castle, Mrs. Ellis of Colorado Springs
and Mr. and Mrs. Khule and Miss
Elsie >Bentred Of Rulison.
All arose from the table feeling they
had done ample justice to all the good
things, Mr.. and Mrs. Dow proving
themselves royal entertainers. Mrs.
Dow was the recipient of many useful
gifts in honor of the occasion.
Celebrate Birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hadden, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Reeves and son, Leonard,
motored to Ruedi Tuesday evening
and spent the evening visiting Miss
Ruby Reeves, teacher of the Ruedi
| school.
The occasion was both Miss Ruby's
and Leonard's IS birthday.
Auxiliary has interesting Meeting.
The members of the Auxiliary of
the American Legion had very inter
esting meeting Tuesday night a the
home of Mrs. j. F. Mccoy on Cooper
avenue.
The report on the sale of poppies
Armistice day showed that this organ
ization netted twenty dollars.
The members recently sent barrel
of fruit and jelly and also some cloth
ing to the Auxiliary headquarters. The
clothing will be distributed among the
families of ex-service men, and most
of the jelly and fruit will be taken to
the incurable ward at Fitzsimmons
hospital.
Different members of the local Aux
iliary have just finished making gar
ments, which will be sent to the hos
pitalization committee for distribu-
ton. Ten dollars has also been con-
tribuated to the child welfare commit
tee to help in this laudable work.
Plans were made for the third an
nual Christmas ball to be given Christ
mas night.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. D. H. Moore.
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they visited over Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Grubb.
Mrs. P K. Barthell and little daugh-
ter, Elinor, who had been at the Glen
wood hospital the past two weeks, re-
turned home on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Blanche Stager and daughters
spent Thanksgiving at the home Of
Mrs. stager's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Basalt.
Mrs. Frank Doll and two children,
of Gypsum, have been visiting several
days at the P. X. Barthell home.
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! iIi:s2%z iss2EiizS Is

case of sunburn, tan, or liver spots,
not peeling the face. The action is
slower than that of bleaching creams
containing mercury, hut it is sure, and
harmless.
Alberta Beauty Shoppe, 313 Eighth
street. Phone 8.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give bazaar in the Thor
son building on Grand avenue satur-
day, December 6. Lunch served from
eleven clock on
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THE OXYGEN B1EAoH-FAc1A1

Alberta Beauty shoppe is Introducing
the newest thing in bleaching the
sk;n-the Oxygen bleach. Its effect
upon the skin is exactly on the same
principle MS rust stains on linen are
t.cached when cAyos,d tc the sun's
rays. 1t does not peel the face, and
r. most healing for plnp!es or acre.
This will bleach the most stubborn
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

The regular teachers examinations
will be held in my office, December IL,
IL and l3, beginning at nine clock.
Examinations for first grade certifi-
Gates will be held Saturday.
GRETTA POTTENGER,
County Superintendent.
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Family Thanksgiving Dinner.


Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke had as
their guests for Thanksgiving dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Hubbard and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dow and fam
lily and Mrs. Phil Smith.
Spend Thanksgiving 1t Ruedi.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mccartney and
son, Omer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L..
Torrey motored to Ruedi last Thursday
and were served delicious turkey
dinner at the VIM. Smith home.
Entertain at
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hubbard and
family entertained the following at
Thanksgiving dinner at their home:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hubbard, Mrs.
Carleton L. Hubbard and children and
Ms. H. B. Spahr and children.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Gambrel cele-
brated their sixteenth wedding ami.
versary last Saturday by entertaining
with a twelve O'Clock dinner at their
apartment in the Napier building.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Lucas and P. P. Lucas.
Crochet Club
EntertaiIis Husbands.
The members of the Crochet club
entertained their husbands and friends
Wednesday night at the H. E. Prime
home with dinner served at six
thirty o'clock. After the delicious
meal those present spent the evening
in playing the fascinating game of
bunko.
Twenty five people were present.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dow of New
Castle celebrated th,ir thirteenth we'd
ding anniversary on Thanksgiving
day, at their home. They entertained
the following with sumptuous turkey
dinner: Rev. and Mrs. Thos. W.
Stamp and Misses Annie Dow and
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Richard Fogerty of Rifle was in
Glenwood Tuesday. Mr.. Fogerty has
rented his ranch on Taughenbaugh
mesa and his wife and daughter, Hell
en-, will spend the winter in Los Ange-
les and he will visit in Illinois with
his relatives.
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Frank Cabel, mother and sister leave
Glenwood tonight for their home in
Waterbury, Connecticut. Miss Cabel
has been patient at the Glenwood
hospital and her mother and brother
had been making their home at 1926
Palmer avenue.
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Mrs. Hannah D. Blaine, mother of
Supt. w. d. Blaine of our schools, who
has been very ill for several weeks,
has been growing worse very rapidly
and at this writing is very low. Her
other two sons arrived the first Of the
week from Detroit and Utah and are
at her bedside.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Torrey and the
Misses Elsie Doeter, Susie and Tressa
McCulley were dinner guests at the
O. l.. Mccartney home Wednesday
evening.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-04

J. B. Deacon, who sold his livery
business to the Mcdonald Livery and
Transfer company, plans to devote his
entire time. to his fruit ranch near
Grand Junction.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Alice Hamilton is expected to
arrive in GlenwoOd in II few days to
visit at the C. E. Hubbard home. She
has been in Missouri to bury the ashes
of her husband, George Hamilton,
and has bcen visiting relatives in that
state and also in Chicago while en-
route to her California home.
The Glenwood post., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Pauls and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Neal motored from their
homes in Moeker last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Pauls returned home the fol-
lowing day and Mrs. Neal left Wednes-
day morning for Meeker, but Mr.. Neal
will remain and take the baths for neu-
ritis from which he has been suffer
ing as n result of an auto accident
several weeks ago near Craig.
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Personal

at the Seattle General hospital
Mr. aud Mra Calvin BraInrrI
Cady returned from Alanks ON the
Alameda tho frs, Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Jau,ss have
returned from vacation trip al
Monte cuHo
Mr. and Mrs Matter Crockett
ethel siansul removed Thursday
TO an apartment In Liberty Court
Mr. and Mira w A. stuhl. ssst
seth ave s w arc receiving con.
gratulailnns upon the birth Of "A
son. Jack Phillip on September
Mrs Robert Henry has taken an
apartment M The wilaoulau.
Mr. and Sra r. II asirose arc
occupying their nrw hnmr az 1901 =
Madison r.
Mira Henry Hibhard and Nirs. y
Grant sIcsIicken viii leave next
Tuesday on the ~ =. Alexander
for a short visit In California.
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Many Affairs Honor
Bride Elect

Miss Alice Cady Bushce daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mira Robert NJ.
Bushss. whose marriage 20 Mr. Mil
ton stacy Thompson win take place
September IS. has been honored At
numerous affairs during the past
few weeks
Among them was the garden tea
the CnilcEians gave AZ the home %
Miss VirEinia Henshaw shower
Mrs George Osborn gave for her
sister a nah iongg party az which
Mrs Earl Douglas Macpherson was
hostess In honor Of Miss Bushee
and her rancc. personal shower
Miss Marian kellogg and Miss
Frances Mcdowell gave last Friday
evening az Miss Kellogg's home and
the luncheon of twelve covers Mira
Charles 4. Ferguson gave last sat
urdHy afternoon
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CLUB GIVES ENJOYABLE
Bunffu

EfkllitfkAh
The clubroom and porchcs Of the
community house. nj the Woodland
park auto camp were filled with en-
thusiastic travellers Wednesday eve
ming. when the Business and PROBES
sional womens club had charge Of
the program. r. " Vivian Of the
community service led the commu.
nifty singing. and also gave solo.
Sing None" Miss Fairbanks ac-
campaigning. Miss Mary 10 van Os-
trand sang - Bowl OF Roses" and
was joined by Helen Grace Wilson in
a duet. Might LAX a Rose" and
Song OF the States. with banjo
ukelele accompaniment. Miss Flor.
cnce Mckay gave several readings.
THE Clowns Baby. Penelope 8
Xmas" and o. Henry's "a Harlem
Tragedy" BY special request Mrs.
J. W. Baker played several numbers
on the piano and the evening ended
by dancing.
The club members are very sorry
10 learn that Cassie Gales feels that
the pressure Of other work. including
state publicity. forbids her taking
charge Of THE Kat Tale" again this
year. Mrs. Ayres has asked Mrs.
Harris. publicity chairman, to keep
the Kat Tale this year. and Mrs
Harris urges all committee chnirmen
and members 10 send or phone all
material to her at the Rainier Grand
hotel. Ell iot2 1901, or 10 Miss Page,
Dexter Horton building, MA in.9s65.
The first number Of the second vol.
ume will be out the latter part Of
this month.
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p,oplar Bride-to-be WU BE Feted, Teas at
Home Planned for NeGt Week

rs ALICE JACKSON whose
w,ra-o 20 ar Eunost John
- ~ s5iemn.Erd September
-seh tsttd bfuire'egf
s.l,s among che numerous ar
-snnei in hs honor H "a
- - next Monday afternoon
4, ye,t Washington with Miss
-. pso,t ss hostess. Invitations
- matted 90 the bridal party.
!. Ism GIL Matthews, jfs b.
-. bridge and shower Tor
- srsFnoon. September ~ az
.--.,tmsat q her mother Mrs +
!. 49,. IA the oNmplan and on
'-,s.v afternoon. september ia
v,r.hsth Gerhsl viii entertain
4, .-s,bsrs q Miss Jackson Is bridal
y, Al . few close friends az
..s,,s 4, me Tennis club,
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Seahurat auxiliary will Be In
charge Of the service at the ortho-
psdic lunch room Saturday. Mrs
n. l.. VlrEii win BE- hostess assisted
by Mrs. J. G. Price. Mrs +. r.
Allen. Mrs James l. Kerr. Mira.
c. n. Larsen. Mrs George Hannah.
Mrs J. {. Emery. Mrs r. X Nor
ris. Mrs l. Swan. Mrs Ahbic Reese,
Mrs J. e Layton. Mrs. 3 Shield
meyer. Miss c. Patterson and Miss
a. Patterson.
The Thrift shop will h. in charge
~ sunset Guild all day Saturday.
Mrs J. Stoefflcr. chairman.
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Ms O'Shed Hostess
!, TnO Affairs

- walhm Michael oShra has
- twe Affairs Ga be given az
{. sses me coming week.
r..aay afternoon a nah iongE u
49, has been planned with
q u,r.e penny. Mrs. Don Mccall
~ Cerwiu Ehcrtins and the
-. KARA and Claire Stoitcnbers
'..,s..s AZ the tea hour.
W.ssssiay afternoon Mr o'shea
I've a bridge tea for Miss Ellis
~ Rrowu u 81. Paul who has
- N, guest this summer 81 Mrs
-. I; stanton. Additional guests
q, b,sa invited tor tea when Mrs.
s,,..n Mrs. Paul Pigo,t. Mu,
~. F.sAsr ncynlon and Mrs Ross
n,srs vii assist
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RE.ItNfoN MEETfNG

Clara Barton Tent No. / will enter.
'niu Tacoma Tent. Everett Tent and
Nina ". Fry Tent. Daughters OF Vet.
Grams. at reunion meeting on Mon.
day September 2. at $40 o'clock at
tho Armory. Dinner win be served
at $50 o'clock, followed by musi.
cal program.
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F,ddino Date Is Set

ne marriage Of Miss Florence
hsksr. daughter of Mr. and Mira
c Packer. TO Mr.. Henry Ross
Kr1s, son o. Mr.. and Mrs o a.
nEs, q Oregon City. will he cele-
tasd Thursday evening. October
, At $40 o'clock. al the Alpha
s. Data sorority house Rev. Rich
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Mss Cornish TO
gatertain

MS Nellie Cornish viii be al
- "a saturday afternoon from Z
=. ! o'eloek. Ia honor OF Miss
~, Ten. Margaret Petit, Ruth
~ yalsy ana Adella saltcr.
a Sunday evening. September 10.
- Csralsh will entertain with a
rssals. honorins Miss Elna BurEc
n Mss Mary Dawson and Miss
rrsfs, Jozlin
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Women's Clubs

SEATTLE CIRCLE 80 so
Seattle Circle No. $50. NcighborB
or woodcruft. will have It's regular
business meeting Friday evening.
September 5. at Swedish Club hail.
Eighth and Olive 1t. All members
invited. Refreshments.
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l;cir Compliments
PIteut Bride

gz Harry Rountree elise enter
ara xi.h a bridge and nah jongE
"A ,Als Afternoon at the Officers
y d Bremerton. In honor % Mrs.
lnrl1s Fin. Jr Josephine Fran
eN Twelve tables we're IN play.
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Miss Jane Bliss
Honor Guest

To honor Miss Jane Hl.ss. who.
with her mother. Mrs William "a.
Bliss, will leave shortly Tor Honolulu.
Miss Dorothy Allen VIII entertain az
luncheon az her homo on Tuesday
afternoon.
only close friends % Miss Bliss
have been Invited
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CecM Bancroft Weds

Miss cccyl bancroft. daughter Of
Mrs Mailic Bancroft. became the
bride % Sit Albert r. t.oyeloy on
Saturday afternoon. August 90. al
the home Of Mrs Louise Morgan.
the Rev Herbert II Gowen reading
the service. Miss Julia Carlson Of
Everett and Mr. Burton W. James
were the attendants.
on their return from their wedding
trip 10 Alaska. Mr.. and Airs t.oyeioy
VIII be az home IN Seattle
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EvERGREEN LODGE 10 2

Evergreen lodge No 2. a. o. U
w, will hold reunion OF its mem.
bers on Friday evening, September
II. at the A. o. y. w. building. 1909
Ninth ave. Beginning with dinner
at o'clock. a class initiation will
come next, followed by dancing.
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Dinner Dance al
T'cnnis ClMh

A dinner dance AZ the Seattle Ten.
mis- club Is announced for Friday
evening, September a.
Mrs Ross Downs. Mrs. John Mo.
ram Mrs Lister Holmes and Mis-.
William Chorus viii be the hostesscs.
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ard A Wander las win perform
the ceremony
Miss phylhs Phillips Miss Maude
MaehouEan Miss Helen Jordan and
Miss Gertrude McEacberan viii ne
che attendants A reception viii
follow the ceremony.
Miss Packer will entertain hcr
maids al luncheon on Saturday AFT
crnoon and later additional guests
viii come la Tor tea
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KING COUNTY
HrMANE SOCIETY

There viii be a general meeting Of
the King County Humane society at
the Y. w. c. a. lunch room, Firth
ave. and Seneca ST.. at noon on Mon.
day. September 3.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
DICKENS FELIowsurp

Dl Mi FELLOWSHIP
A. ' ~, Of the Seattle branch Of
4. D'essns Fellowship will continue
Il. a'1aT Of Dickens works. begin.
n :. thursday evening. September
No. :. 'ne Chamber Of Commerce
!, p p first ten chapters Of "Barna.
IA VIII be under discussion
Z -, cordial invitation is extended
d. ~, who are Interested in
d., 'ungs Of the celebrated nov.
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WHIST SEATTLE
naR .trrrtnnDN

The regular monthly meeting OF
the West Seattle Day Nursery asso'
citation will be held Monday. septem'
Der 3, at y. m. al the nursery, i452
42nd ave. s. W Tea Will be served
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WILL SEW FOR BAZAAR

Tho womeu'a Guild Of ST. Marks
church viii meet Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER 10. al 10 n. m. al the church.
Sewing for the bazaar to be held In
December viii be the order Of the
day
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Nn. Whittlesey
Hostess at Luncheon

Mz Charles r whittlesey was
.assgs this afternoon at a small
a.ehscu a. the Sunset club.
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HOME SEWING CLUB

The Home Sewing club. Ladies' Of
the G.. a. r., will hold their next
meeting at Alki beach. Wednesday.
September 10. Bring own lunch;
coffc viii be served.
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LApIEs GRorro CLUE


The Ladies' Grotto club will hold
the first meeting Of the club year
Wednesday. September 10, at p.
m, at the Federation clubhouse.
Dr. Roberta Wlmer.Ford will talk
on the recent convention held at
Los Angeles by the National FEEDER.
alton Of Women's clubs. Mrs. w II.
Barnhart, the newly.elected presi.
dent Of the Seattle Federation Of
women's clubs, viii be present and
will speak on the recent state con.
venilon, held at Walla walla. Mrs.
william l.. Cooper and Mrs. Fred
Butterworth, delegates to the state
convention. will give their reports.
Response to roll call. "snummer
Echoes"
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Estertdins for Visitors

III Hugh Purcell entertained
va ) luncheon a, tbs Tennis club
thursday. in compliment to
Ia u. D. Mann and Mrs Ethel
crtis Of Buffalo. who have been
rsnag in town.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

GAssic CULTURE CLUB
Ias Cassie Culture club will meet
siEtay, sepiefubsr6. at 2 p. IN.
~ home Of Mrs. W r. Harper.
r. H. Z. Maliby viii give a report
= he Biennial convention.
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rpET sound ALr,tNAE

Fazst Sound Alumnae Of Sigma
Aa's WI hold the first meeting
'is year on Saturday. September
y ? NJ. at the chapter house.
~ Lloyd Graves and Mrs. Ian
Meaam will be the hostessea
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- W MAsONIc HoME

VII b,,, snapter No. 90. o. e. s..
lsnbr picnic on Sunday. Sep.
fho, "a, ~ the Masonic home.
1psr. amending viii leave Times
lupete, -. ~ a. m, taxing basket
r. Win quo own dIahes. The chap.
isr iraps,,~'o...e" who can furnish cars
hons ss pDriailoh are asked 10 tele-
NDe.s,ssv,ns To Dir Earl Furr.
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so GAY, so YOUTHFUL!

maTyeousy attractive THE BUBBLE show
rauey nbppcr models hcadzes well richly mbrodere
n conservative kdsdn. bac
patent encled designs features o. the tt
peaiy priced for Saturday AZ ias5 125 and 1875 2s Pike
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= sApPA KAPPA
sAAIA ALUgiNAE

aAppa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
"a ~ nee, =. with Mrs. F. W. Hurlbut,
80, y. Highland drive. Saturday
s'ienbsr 8, at 2 D. m.
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s,;a n Al CHAPTER,

rin ~, "a. chapter. No. 1865. o. r. s..
ai..s,'a ~ = card party at Dartnalrs
=. Friday September 5, AZ 8
drs1 -, nnis'' bridge and five hun.
aysn ~ oe played. A ham win be
Eas,s,,s . !. a door prize. Masons,
STARS and friends lnwed.
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AT THE BATTIN SCHOOL

Pupils learn drcssnnlnE from the elementary stitches an
teachings designing Y w. c. a, rfu
Seneca
senite' high aaed makes n@ model garment
afcarda duplicated IN al sscs at prominent readvto.oco
factory
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AT "THE BUBBLING WELL"

offered discount
through september window gift.
things 500 University opposite Olympic Hotel
Chinese bp
brides Embroidered table arav ored
In houca
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VII EsN Y,
OEPEo
cAapisr v. Of p. z. o. viii have
4 ailday meeting at the home Of
NJ Rose Simmons. 1880 l5th ave.
'ssalurIlay September S.
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ma IorA
IN ffrvrs-

y MEET
- lota, o. Alpha Chi Omega.
y meet Saturday. September s. at
. : m Al the home OF Mrs. John.
= shsrrick, 1875 Eighth ave. n. Z.
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FRESH MARCELs AS OFTEN AS YOU PLEASE

They cost cents Singers Hair
hobs b. BARRIERS only 90 cents, too at .iS
MA In-ssg5
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EXACT COPIES OF PATTERN HATS

Are made az Tho MODEL Md hero The old-time m
Of sleek plush rcbocked into the umartcst
making. tinting and ro-trimming OF felta and vclo,
we'll. too ut $40 Peoples Bank Bldg
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COMFORTABLE FEET

Arc 80 essential to efficiency that wild,
consult Dir Susie Frascr. chlropodist.
MA in-b5Si.
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Come Shopping N)Ah cecne

50 %%s %" %Sr rs 1 s 2' s s e s jss e
r z. :. :. :. : : :. :. :: !.
beautiful things that wH
sm9ag7s
I<kWz#A & And
smae
~kNkA
%3<s4 professors!
- aAsosof entertaining shops
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THE BLUEBIRD is AFLOAT
THE FRoCKs FOR CAMPUS AFFAIRS

Made by college Eirsl NJ Miss Beans arc deigl
ntH: they sew. SOD Peoples Bank Bldg MA In
4 ccrfain curte 20 the collar. individual ttri
Hifie things fhai moIe Of a drom 0olrH.
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Mr. and Mrs Scott Built are re-
ceiying congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter September ?
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THE PRETTY FINISHING TOUCHES
CHINA PAINTING!


special beginners the CERAMIC ARTS
September will be given here Tor
sEht decorated china which In kins
County invited 90 participate az Arcade square,
4 o Seattle Otuc china HcE Christmas
seiHt'ltiEg rih their paints
uudb
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DR. Helen Bancock has returned
to town. after a vacation spent IN
Alaska and Yukon territory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-02
COLLEGE STRESSES
 .e RELIGIOUS SIDE
Dr. Denny Sets Aside Night For
 Spiritual Activities

UNIVERSITY, Ala, Nov. 1.-(Spe- cial. .)-Thursday nights have been set aside for religious activities by Presi- dent George H. Denny and in a bulle- tin societies and organizations are urged by the president to hold meetings at times other than religious night" The religious work of the school is headed by the Young mems Christian associa- tion and the Young Women's Christian association. The bulletin made plea for emphasized spiritual life on the campus.
 The bulletin issued by Dr. Denny is as follows:
 With view to giving proper recog- hilton to the religious activities on .the campus, am designating Thursday night of each week as religious night, to be given over to the religious work cen tered in the Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
 "To achieve the end desired. am re- questing all clubs, societies and organl- zations not to set their meetings on Thursday nights.
 Ours is state university. but we recognize that mans chief end IS to glorify God and to enjoy him forever. Let us. therefore, give due emphasis to the spiritual life of the campus