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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-07
.ZETAT AUS HAVE
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Fourth Anniversary of But
Ter Chapter Celebrated,

A luncheon-bridge and garden
party was given Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Hans C. Jacob
sen, 1859 y. New Jersey St, by the
indianapolis alumnae chapter Of
Zeta Tau Alpha in celebration Of
the fourth anniversary Of the estab-
lishment of Alpha Delta chapter at
Butler.
Miss Ethel Charnock. Of Wells,
burg. W. Va, national secretary
treasurer, and tile five seniors of the
Butler University chapter were
honor guests.
Toasts were given by Miss Char
mock. Miss Esther Renfrew, rep
resenung the alumnae Of the Butler
chapter: Miss Martha Armstrong,
representing actives of the Butler
chapter. and Miss Pearl Collins, rep
resenting Butler pledges. Mrs. r.
Bruce Morrison was toastmistress.
Crystal baskets filed with sweet
peas adorned the fifteen tables. A
ceIor scheme of orchid, blue and
pink was carried out in all appoint
ments. A musical program and
bridge and mah-jOngg followed the
luncheon.
A large birthday cake was cut by
Mrs. Thomas r. LYDIA, first presi-
dent of the Butler chapter, assisted
by Miss Armstrong, president the
following year. Mrs. Jacobsen
second chapter president, Miss Estle
Fisk, third, and Miss Louise Dun
can, a retiring president, responded
with short toasts.
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M artha Lees
a. L. Col II m ~
Hard tempered Miss

Dear Friend: I am 1S years old.
have been keeping company with a fine
friend II years Old. She has very hard
temper.
Everything was very nice until Novem-
Der. Since then we have not been friends,
for some reason or other l thought that
If 1 would keep away. it would help. But
it made things worse than ever. She does
not speak at all now.
Would you call or write TO her. and ask
her to be friend of mine? Or should I
let her GO? She was the girl of my
dreams and still is but I do not know
what to do or say in this case.
Don't be too ready to beg for
giveness for something you don't
know you've done, if the girl has a
hard temper" You might ask to
call on her, and then ask her why
she has been so unfriendly. But
don't bow to her will too readily. 1t
won't be good for her. and it will
just make things harder for you.
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June LUNCHEON
FOR EX-WESTERN
STUDENTS HELD
Covers for Sixty Are Laid at
Annual AIUmnae
Party,

Covers were laid for sixty at the
annual June luncheon of the West
ern College Alumnae Association at
the home of Miss Eleanor Barker,
1928 Fall Creek Blvd, Saturday aft
ernoon.
The college colors, blue and white,
were used in the decorations. AS
sisting Mrs. J. c. Caperton, luncheon
chairman, were Miss Helen Thoms,
Mrs. Sideny Aughinbaugh, Mrs. Har-
nv We'll. Mrs. Robert Aldag, Mrs. r.
T. Fatout and the retiring officers.
Honor guests were Dean Mary A.
Sawyer. who has been head of the
Ming Deb School in Marking, China,
for the past three years, and Mrs.
Leila Mckee Walsh, former presi-
dent of the college.
During the afternoon the honor
guests gave interesting talks and
musical program was given by Miss
Helen Coffey, whistling solos; Mrs.
E. E. FIickinger, piano solos, and
Virginia Lucas, vocal solos, accom-
panied by Mrs. Flickinger.
Among the guests were Mesdames
Herbert Nelson, Frankfort; Eugene
Barnard. Frankfort; Anne E. Van
Malta, Delphi; R. NJ. Simpson, in
cennes, and Misses Anna May Lewis,
MartinsviIle; Morvilla De Haven,
Connersville; Ruth Richardson, An
derson; Emma Jones. Greencastle;
low Carson linton. Hazel Murphy
Connersville; Jean Carr, New Salem;
Lucy Branch, New Salem; Elizabeth
Lariabee, Greenfield.
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Y. W. c. A. Notes

Tuesday night the Miriam Club
will hold its last meeting for the
year at the home Of Miss Augusta
Hiatt, 500 Middle DR., Woodruff
Place A dinner will be served at
$50 and a social time will be en-
joyed afterward. Miss Sue Perry
will be a special guest.
About thirty-five high school girl
reserves will leave next Saturday for
a week of camping with Miss Urith
Daley, girls secretary, as chape-
rome. They will go to the Girl Scout
camp, north of Broad Ripple.
The Young Business Women s
Club has planned supper and meet
ing for Saturday evening at the
country home of Mrs. Ira Holmes.
A delegation meeting of those who
will attend the industrial conference
at Dewey Lake will be held Monday
night.
Wednesday night the federation
will hold a picnic supper.
The Splashers Club will have a
hike and weiner roast Sunday. They
will meet at Broad Ripple High
School at ? p. m.
The Tadpoles viii have a meeting
Friday night.
Diving lessons will be given dur
ing the noon plunge hour. 1915 to
1870 D. m, on Tuesdays and Thurs
days.
The religious education committee
will hold its last meeting for the
year Wednesday at , p. m Plans
for next year will be discussed.
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.P|PHI SENIORS
ALUMNAE GUESTS
Bridge Party of Ten Tables
y HonorS Graduates,

Seniors of the ri Beta Phi Chapter
Of Butler University, who were
honor guests at the bridge party
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. n. Green. 1850 Sutherland
Ave, were Misses Irma Dykes,
Dorothy Dill, Mildred Winship,
Joanna Holmes, Helen Ward, Louise
Rich, Helen Custer, Marie George,
Alice Cobb, Virginia Shortridge..
Other guests were officers of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Association,
Mrs. d. O. Kearby, Mrs. w. c. Zir-
pei, Miss Florence Stanley, Mrs. H.
D. Trimble, Mrs. Green, Miss Jose
phine Hartman and the advisory
board, Mrs. E. b. Hall, Mrs. Karl
Fletcher, Mrs. NJ. S. Kice, Miss
Ethel Curryer.
A profusion of daisies was used in
the decoration Of the rooms and the
ices were nodded in daisy forms.
There were guests at ten tables.
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THEATER PARTY
FOR GRADUATES
Seniors and PatroneSSeS
Guests of AIumnae,

Patronesses of the Phi Delta Psi
sorority Of Teachers College, who
We're honOred guests a. a luncheon
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
and theater party at the MuIat Sat-
urday afternoon. We're Mesdames
Louis ]. Baker. F. Tolle. Blanche
Z. Chenoweth. Flora Nichols. Har
mon Bradshaw, Maize Inpenlatz,
O. w. Pierce; Misses Georgia Bar.
rett. Ruby Stapp. Anne Fern, Mary
Turner and FAYE Marshall.
Senior members. who were also
honor guests. were Misses Mary
Ann Bigler, Mary Bowman. Elita
Blough. Florence Wilson. Alice Bart
lett, Inez Collitiowers. Treasel Bow
man. Julia Waller. Florence Davis
Juanita Foster. Kathryn Miller, Sa-
rah MCGOWAN. Ruth Richards Ada
Lee Moigan and Mrs. L. +. Able.
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WOMAN QUITS POST

Miss Mary Carmichael, for twenty
three years a special agent in the
children's department, State board of
charities. has resigned. She will
take a prolonged vacation with rela.
tives and friends in Brookville,
where she was born, she says.
Miss Carmichael started work with
the charities board June 1, 1901.
Her job was to place orphans and
unfortunate children in foster homes.
During the twenty-one years, she
has found homes for 1,241 children.
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wv. c. A. RESERVE
SENIORS WILL Be
HONOR GUESTS
Party Friday 70 Graduates
of Three City High
Schools,

The high school girl reserves of
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation will hold a party for the SEN
iors in their clubs at the home of
Miss Priscilla Pittenger on E. Forty
Second ST, Friday 2:3O p. m.
A program Of music. readings and
games with Miss Margaret Black in
charge will be given Each senior
will be presented with a framed copy
of the girl reserve code
Guests are: From Technical High
School, Virginia Barnes, Beatrice
Berry, Elizabeth Coleman. Marguer-
lite Coneway, Helen Combs, Marion
Davis, Mildred Denny, Elizabeth
Eblin, Mary Alice Free, Beatrice
Goodpasture. Louise Keyler. Rhea
Lawson, Jessie Lloyd. Ruth Milling
ton, Martha Schwankhaus, Elizabeth
Trotter, Edna Warweg, Margaret
Wilson
From Manual Training High
School, Helen Adolay. Mary Louise
Aichele, Charlotte Canady. Ruth
Emigholz, Helen Harmeson. Hilda-
garde Kluger, Edna Staub, Florence
darlington, Virginia Thompson.
Shortridge High School: Sarah Eli
zabeth King and Sarah Julia Crooke.
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Iva Wray, Marjorie Clark and Grace
Sickels.
Miss Willis was the honor guest
Friday night at a towel shower
given by Miss Catherine Clifford at
her home. 1928 Bellefontaine st.
During the evening the guests
sewed on tea towels for the bride
elect. Miss Pauline Smith, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Florence
Smith, played violin solos.
A luncheon for Miss Thelma Bios
som, whose marriage to r. E.
Wheeler of Chicago was set for Sat
urday night, was given at noon Sat
urday by the brides grandmother,
Mrs. w. w. Baker, 1854 N. Illinois
St.
Orchid and blue were the colors
carried out in the appointments and
covers We're laid for Mrs. Alice
Berry of Chicago, Mrs. Arthur FL
dred of Warren, Pa; Mrs. J E.
Wheeler of Columbus, Wis: Mr.. j.
Russell Wheeler and daughters, Miss
Mary and Miss Helen of Milwaukee,
Wis; Miss Vajen Hitz. Miss Helen
Spring, Miss Lola Noble, Mrs. Allan
r. Koehler of Chicago, Miss Mary
McClelland of Lafayette, Ind, with
Mrs. r. Z. Blossom, the brides
mother, and Miss Blossom
Mr.. Wheeler entertained his at
PENDANTS at luncheon at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club at noon. They
were Roy z. Blossom, ]. Russell
Wheeler. Milwaukee, Wis; Donald
P. Welles, Evanston, ILL.,; George To-
bin. William w. Baker, William
Romney, Cincinnati, Ohio; Allan r.
Koehler, Chicago; John L. Blish.
Miss Blossom presented her attend
ants with crystal marquisa pendants
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LETTER FROM RUTH ELLING-
TON TO EDGERTON SANTLEY
Dear Mr. Santley-I think from
your letter that Walter must have
written you at the same time he
wrote me. I have known for some
weeks that he was coming very
soon. but he tells me now that he
will be here about the 18th of next
month.
l really think you have neglected
me by not coming over, as when
Leslie was in New York last she said
that you expected to come. How
ever. I am sure that Walter will
bring you when he returns.
The more you know my friend
Leslie Prescott, Mr.. Santley. the bet
ter you will like her. She is the
sweetest, sincerest and most loyal
woman I have ever known. l do not
personally know any Of the Others
Of her family. so I cannot know if
your estimate of her sister Alice be
true. but from what Leslie writes
me. I think it is probably so, al
though as you say. I think only IN
Englishman could have made it.
I don't know haw much Walter
has told you of me. Last time we
met, was married To Mr.. Ellington,
you know. This morning I received
my decree Of divorce from him.
am telling you this myself to put
myself right in your eyes before you
meet me. There will probably he
plenty Of people very ready to tell
you why I obtained this separation.
Thank you for your thought of me
in telling me that Walter will be
here soon, and believe me.
Yours cordially.
RUTH ELLINGTON.
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON
I don't know what you mean, old
fellow, by telling me to watch my
step. I don't believe that I stumble
any oftener than most men, inClud-
ing yourself Can't a married man
be amused by a clever woman with
out committing an offense against
his wife? Why, you old. dunder-
head, I wish you could see the last
letter l wrote to Leslie. It's one of
the most fervid love letters 1 have
ever written. I even told her I was
jealous Of her former sweetheart.
and that's going some
But enough of this. I'll abuse you
roundly for it, however, when I see
you. You have no reason for bawl-
ing me out in this case whatever.
I'm a perfectly good husband, and
nobody knows that better than my
self. I hope when I introduce you
to Sally Atherton she'll bowl you
over-yOu- deserve it.
Leslie will be home next week, and
we'll expect you. JACK.
TELEGRAM FROM SYDNEY CAR
TON TO JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT
Please remember that man usu-
ally sends flowers or jewels to his
wife after any little peccadilloes. You
seem to say it with love letters.
sgd.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.)
NEXT: LETTER FROM WAL
TER BURKE TO RUTH ELLING-
TON.
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Sunerintendents Meet .Ine II

The Indiana Comfy Superintend-
ents' Association will meet June IL
IL in the House of representatives
Statehouse. Among the speakers
are DIR. Edward Lee Thorndike,
Columbia University, and w. ]. Hol-
liday, assistant superintendent OF
public instruction Of Maryland
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Clubs and
Meetings

Cedars of Lebanon will meet
Friday with Mrs. John Walters, 825
w. Twenty Eighth st. Assisting
hostesses VIII be Mesdames Morris
Horner, Charles Anderson, Bernice
Hatfield.
Mrs. E. A Peterson, Eighty Sixth
St, will be hostess for the closing
meeting of the Inter Ala Club,
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert
Workman will read a book review
on Under Pontius PLATE" Mrs. S.
w. Todd will review, "Barabbas, "
by Marie Corelh. Officers will be in
stalled.
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Repentant Now

Dear Miss Lee; l am Just 16 and have
started keeping company with boys. Not
long ago. my sister introduced me to a boy
of whom l had been hearing bad tales. l
liked this boy very much at first sight. He
asked to go with me several times, but /
refused.
1 do not believe these things now. This
boy will not speak to me l know nice
girls who have gone with him and say he
is fine Although he does not speak, I
know he really cares for me. Please adj
wise me how to acquire his friendship.
JUST SWEET SIXTEEN.
You could hardly expect the boy
to be particularly cordial toward you
after your rebuffs. Smile on him
now, if you will, and perhaps he will
put it down to the fickleness of
woman and return the smile.
But don't worry if he doesn't. Re-
member, you are lust sweet six
teen"
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and Mrs. Julian ]. Kser, AIS
Washington Blvd.
Paul Richard Aronld IS already
having lots of fun at his home,
AIS College Ave. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. n. <. Arnold
Peter Morgar Sherk. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Sherk finds a
good deal q interest in nearly
evrything lat comes his way.
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on black cords and the little flower
girl d strand Of pearls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blossom entertained
Friday night with a bridal dinner at
the indianapolis Athletic Club. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-four.
Theta Sigma Chi sorority arranged
banquet at the Spink-Arms Satur-
day in honor of the new members
who were initiated in the afternoon
at the Athenaeum. Reservations
were made for Misses Retta Fink,
Mildred Gerlach. Bonnie Phormyer.
new members. and Mrs. Rose Volpp,
president Katherine Roster, Mary
Neefe. Happie Schaas, Waneta
RoemIer. Alice Brooks, Margaret
Narby. Elizabeth Woehelecke, Osa
Mae Hensle, Lorraine Watson. There
We're corsages Of butterfly roses for
the honor guests.
Table decorations were to be the
sorority emblem in gold and the
cenIer piece will be of the sorority
flowers, butterfly roses. The color
scheme was carried out in the soror-
ity colors, peach and apple green.
On the committee are the Misses
Waneta Roemler and Alice Brooks.
Mrs. Harold Wilding, 1847 n.
Talbot Ave, entertained Saturday
afternoon with a theater party at
English's, followed by a miscella-
neous shower at home for Miss Mary
Ferris, whose marriage to Calvin
Owens Warren will take place this
month Roses were favors and
marked covers for fourteen. Little
Miss Dorothy Jean Wildjng, dressed
as bride, presented gifts.
The guests: Mesdames Dumont
Caldwell, Earl Robins, George Roth,
Hugh Neff, II. E. Moffitt, Fred
Smith, Howard Weakly; Misses Ma
RE Thompson, Hazel Lockwood
Helen Schwartz and Dorothy Rine-
hart
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. c. II. Alwes, and sis
ter, Miss Daisy.
Mrs. Marjorie Cook Porterfield of
TT. Wayne, gave a program of read
ings at the luncheon meeting of the
Altrusa Club Saturday at the Lin
coin. Miss Katherine Leonard, con.
tralto, gave a group Of vocal solos,
accompanied by Miss Christine
HOusenan
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Missionaries Talk Shnn

Problems confronting missionaries
in their respective fields were dis
cussed this morning, with F. J..
Corey, st. Louis, vice president, pre-
siding, at United Christian Mission
airy Society convention at College of
Missions, which closed at noon.
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Pastor to Lecture Colleges

DR. Edwin Dunlavy, pastor of Rob
erts Park NJ. E. Church. will leave
next week for Lincoln, Neb., where
he will give a two -weeks' series of
lectures before the conference school
at Wesleyan University.
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n TITLE people are looking
forward to the summer
IL months in sand piles, and
sunshiny play yards. and some,
TO wadinS at lake beaches.
Alberta and John Hoffman are
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph o. Hoffman, 2017 y. Penn
sylvania St.
Julian Kiser is the son Of Mr..
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CHICAGO WOMAN TO AID
Mrs. RittenhOuse Guest of Mrs. w
II. Barnes.

Mrs. W. T Barnes, new president
Of the Indiana League of Women
Voters, and Mrs Thomas II. Mullins,
retiring president, will entertain a
few friends of Mrs. Paul Ritten-
house of Chicago at an informal tea
Monday afternoon in the Sphinx
Arms.
Mrs. Rittenhouse will come sun
day for weeks stay to arrange a
"get-out -and-vote" program with the
Indianapolis league to be carried out
in November election.
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Boys Confess Auto Theft

Two 15year-old boys are said by
detectives to have confessed taking
an auto owned by Harold Huls, $50
n. Tacoma Ave, on May 81, and de-
sorting it in the 1900 block Hill
side Ave.
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Parties, Meetings and Social Activities

PRETTY but simple wedding
Al ceremony took place Satur-
day afternoon at when Miss
JOY Weer. daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs
H H. Weer. 1903 y. Delaware St,
became the bride of Ralph McKins
try. of Indianapolis. at the First
Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
Matthew F. Smith, officiating.
Before the ceremony TuH Brown
organist, played a program Of bridal
airs.
Miss Florence Taylor, maid of
honor, was becomingIy gowned in
pink crepe and lace with garden hat
TO match. She carried shower
bouquet of pink roses.
The little flower girl, Dorothy
Anne Fisher. dressed in orchid or
candle over pink. carried a basket
of rose petals which she scattered
in the path of the bride.
Albert B. Chapman Of Oakland,
Ohio, was best man.
The bride wore a gown of imported
white satin beaded with pearls, and
hat of lace and maline trimmed with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
a shower of bride roses and valley
lilies.
Following the ceremony there was
an informal reception at the home
Of the brides parents. Assisting
were members of the family and
Miss Margaret Montgomery. Miss
Sarah Fisher and the maid of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKinstray left for
a short wedding trip. They will be
at home at the Hazel Dell Apart
ments, Twelfth St. and Park Ave,
after July l.
Among the out-of-town guests
were DR.. and Mrs. R c. Annette of
Lafayette and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Hanna of Fortville.
Mrs. Louis B. Gutter, 1859 Carroll
ton Ave, entertained Saturday aft
ernoon with three tables of bridge
in honor of Mrs. Joseph J. Cohen
Of Chicago.
The guests: Mrs. Harold Lunsky
of st. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Isabel KIosner
of Acton, O., and Mesdames Ben D.
Blieder, D. L. Sablosky. William Sa-
blosI1y. Joseph Haymann. Phillip
Falender, Samuel Shane, Albert
Fishbein, George Levenson and Ben
Shalansky.
Mrs. Blieder and Mrs. D. l. Sa-
blosky will entertain for Mrs. Cohen
next Saturday.
Misses Edna, Elva and Bertha OIL
son, 101 Bosart Ave. will leave on
Sunday for New York, where they
will sail June 10 for northern Eu-
rope. On their way East they will
stop in Philadelphia, where they will
be joined by Mrs. Daisy Barthelson,
who will accompany them to New
York
They will return from Europe in
September.
Miss Jane Sickels, 509 E Walnut
St. entertained Saturday with a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
for Miss Grace Willis, whose mar
riage to DR.. Francis c. Smith Of
Cincinnati will take place June IS.
Miss Sickels, who is to be maid of
homer. will entertain with a tea for
the 5ride-elect June II.
Pink and white roses were used to
decorate the rooms. The guests:
Mrs. John Scully. Mrs. Richard
Mills. and Misses Shirley Armstrong.
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Summer Camps Topic

Scientech Club will discuss sum
mer training camps at luncheon Mon
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Laundering Corduroy

Do not wiring or iron corduroy
after it is washed. When it is dry
brush 1t with soft brush.
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WCT.U. Notes

Zeralda Wallace Union will meet
all day Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Laura NJ. Leonard, 1924 E.
Washington st. Members will sew
in the morning and entertain guests
from other unions in the afternoon.
Broad Ripple Union will meet on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Marion Whitesell, $3.50 Ashland Ave.
Meridian Union will meet Wednes-
day at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Anna
Bandy, 345 Harvard Pl., assisted by
Circle No 5.
Mrs. Emma Kuhn will lead devo-
tions, Mrs. Mabel Schulmeyer, in
charge of the musical program, and
Miss Virginia. Wood. accompanied by
Mrs. P. A. Wood, will sing.
Mrs. Harry Singer will have a
short memorial service for Mrs.
Kate Sinex. There will be an adj
dress on Law Enforcement" by
William Remy.
Tuxedo Union will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. William Will
gus, 29 n. Garfield Ave.
West Washington Union will hold
ali alllday meeting at the West
Washington Methodist Church, cor
ner Of w. Washington st. and War
man Ave, June 20. All superin-
tendents and county officers will be
present.
Women Of the church will serve
luncheon.
A special meeting on Law En-
forcement and Christian Citizen
ship" will be held at the Seventh
Christian Church. Annette and UdelI
Sts., Sunday evenin, July 6, in hon
or of w. c. T. U. women Of Ma
rion County. The Rev. Gerald L. K.
Smith will be the speaker.
All white ribboners will attend in
a body
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Sca,Id Milk Bottles

Always scald milk bottles anc
pans and air them after using.
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Mrs. F. Phillip Delks was Miss
Julia Geisel, daughter of Mrs. Lii
liam Geisel, 422 n. De Quincy ST.,
before her marriage May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delks are on a
wedding trip in New York. On
their return they will be at home
at 526 Eugene st.
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Tuxedo Union will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. William Will
gus, 20 n. Garfield Ave.
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Your Kitchen

model of comfort and conven-
fence. 1t lists for you every arti-
Gle of necessary kitchen equip
ment that you should have to
produce results.
1t discusses the kitchen walls,
ceiling, floors, miscellaneous
equipment, cooking utensils. stOr-
ing utensils. the pantry, working
surfaces, stoves, etc. 1t tells you
tricks and devices that you can
adopt to make your kitchen work
easy and pleasurable, instead Of
difficult and unpleasant.
If you want this bulletin fill
out the coupon below and mail
as direct Cd