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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18
vAsHoN LOCALS
The Elizabeth Bixby Chapter of
the D. A. r. will meet with Mrs.
H. A. Stanley, December 26.
Luncheon at one O'Clock.

Mr.. Garner of the Puget Sound
Light and Power company invites
all the members of the Community
club to bring their weeks ironing
to the Community House on Tues
day after 10 am. and have ii
done free of charge. The Com
munity will demonstrate the Thor
Ironer.
Be sure to do your laundry
work on Monday so that you can
bring your hardest pieces to iron
and see how easily and quickly
they can be done.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

The greatest step towards world
peace was the message delivered at
the birth of Christ; peace on
Earth goodwill toward men,, aud
before there can be peace on earth,
there must be put in practice an
abundance of goodwill locally,
both.
National and international. When
lhat come to pass peace will bloi-
som out like flowers in the spr.ng.
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The Connty Commissioners have

The County Commissioners have
agreed to string wires to the ferry
dock landing at Vashon Heights
and the Kitsap County Transpor
tation company have agreed to
pay for the current consumed, so
that in a few days the dock will be
properly lighted.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

a family turkey dinner at her hotel
on Christmas day at $l.25 per
plate. Service from one o'clock on.
Make reservations by phone at
once.
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8 VARIETIES OF ICE CREAM
AT Middlings. Try it. 5-29-tf

FOR SALE - Used Chevrolet
cheap, in good running order.
Phone Red 1851. Mrs. b. Nor
gan. 1918
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

Mrs. Evans at Burton will serve
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--0-
Peter Butcher and wife left Mon
day overland for a two month :
visit in Los Angeles. At Frisco
they will pick up their son Fred
who is in the bonding business
there and take him south where
they will meet and stay with their
daughter, Miss Bessie, who is a
teacher in the Jefferson high
school in the city of the Angels.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Macl1ie enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday, MI
aud Mrs. Smoek and James NJ
Ogilvy. pigeon Pie" and
Scotch Dumpling" We're the
piece de resistanee' at the din
ner which was all that could be
desired in the culinary art.
+. j Shattuck vas in Seattle
Monday, and on leaving the ferry
for home, was observed wearing a
smile. When questioned why, he
meckly replied that he had money
in all pockets and some in the
bank.
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Cards Issued for Tea

Mls Lee Baker has issued card,
TO a Tea al her home ON TUESDAY
afternoon, December 4. fnom s AN.
ul & O'Clock. in honor ug her
daughlrvinIaw. MIS- lrNuE Ed
wand Baker Dsus9nng su,scub,rEi
Ensign and Mrs Ilkrr whose
wedding took place n Connecticut
last month have arrived In town
Miss Helen Baker aud Miss Mary
Hammond Of san Francisco viii be
Ia tho receiving Tine with Mrs
Baker and the honor guest
Assisting VIII 10 Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, Mrs Frederick Dodge.
Mrs Earl DC Nruyc, Mrs Frederick
Ilaakc, Mis-. William shea, Airs
Carl Abel Mrs Nathaniel Bender
and the Misses Helen pugan. Dor
olhy Avery Evelyn stanley kath
crime Hlland. Mary hysud and
Wynuv white
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vadroaa Guild to
cirf BRIDGE Tea

y,,cosA Guild has planned a
-. t,s Tor Friday afternoon, DC,
-, al tho new clubhouse o.
\. wemans Century club
a., ri Alexander IS president
4, ruld. Mrs. otto Rupp, sccr-
ms. Martin Mclean, treasurer,
=. entertainment committee tn.
Il, Mis-. Perviyal collins chalr.
Is. Mrs. H. c Converse. Mrs.
rs, Hush,,t, Mr., II, w Mon,
-, Mrs J. A. Clark Mrs. J r.
....,,en. Ms, Z f. Take, Mrs,
g.-ry RFodsrck. AIRS r Z Whit.
~. ". r. Epperson, Mrs h r.
,.,.ssurn and Mrs, W T. Nyc
s,.ys,ious for tho affair may b."
~. v,,h Mrs Collins. FAst,sis3,
- ppshstt PRospytoos3. Mrs
D.s,,cu. EAstI6is
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Personal

Mr. aud Mrs, Joshua Green, Misc
usutuula Green and fur.rtuortr Mr
10 81 Turner and Mics Lula Turner
uf Jackson, Misa. win leave saiuu
day by motor Tor California
Ar uuI Mo Allen % Eugls nrr
receiving congratulations upon the
birth ~ daughter November ", ut
tho swedish hospital
Mr Donald naWe7 win leave Sun
aay for his home iu Boston Mw
Barnes viii remain in town ipr "a
longer visit.
ST. J. st. DiduErru who ha7 been
residing here FOR ono year. lrn
wednesday evening Tor Chicago, Go
remain indefinitely
Nrs Edmund goaz. who bias been
visiting u town, will leave tuia
evening fur her home. iu Middle.
bury Conn.
Mr aud Mrs rrauh T. Case are
expected homo urEt week from n six
weeks trip East
Mr and AirH rbHg Weed willis
Jr, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of son Park Weed
/ wins. M November ~. az tho Sc
'altir Grueral Hospital
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Wedding WIZ Take
Place SATURDAY.

re marriage Of Miss sylvia no
ra.s, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
E..,as joseph Romano Of Seattle.
. Mr. Ralph Stuart Fleming. son OF
IN Axsl G. Hanson Of Euumciaw.
III hs solsmnzsd Saturday morn.
~ at . o'clock. at ST. James
Cs,hsdrzL Rev. Father stafford
vi perform the ceremony IN the
Fssree Of the family and a few
tlose friends.
Mss Edrena Gourisy will be
ziIa q homer and Mr. Arnold
s,sssr will be best man. A small
,rption VIII follow the service At
~ Rainier Club.
w. Fleming IS the nephew OF
W. and Mrs. Ralph s. Stacy. with
vson be Mas made his home. He
sat present residing In Olympia.
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MINER Parties Before Musicale, Guild Plans
Rridoe Tea for December

m AID MRS LAWRENCE
l ,N;rE will entertain With "a
~ = me sunset club frijsy
b,fore the musicale 90 DO
We p,tsr Nsvmblum Nsolnist,
~ ,,,isnne. esllst. and Berthe
" NV pianist, at Che bome %
w. - Ms Frederic SuuNe
!. al Mis-. 7. D TWiTouiiluio.
IN 49, entertain a few guests
~ -, Al tho sunset club before
:. musicale.
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Patrons Named for
Dinner Dance

Patrons and patroneEsrs for the
dinner dance az tho Tennis club on
Saturday evening November IS. viii
include DR. and Mrs Montgomery
Russell. Judge and Mrs, Burke, Sir,
and Mrs, Andrew NJ Gillespie, Lieut..
and Mrs Theodore K0snig DR.. and
Mrs. Frederick Adams, MIR. and Mrs.
Lister Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs William
Edris. Mr.. and Mrs. james o Gala
CHER Mr. and Mrs. John Moran Mr.
and Mrs. Paul smith. SIR and Mrs.
Lacy Hotius and Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam King. Jr.
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs Jack wallnEford viii be hos
tess for Ak Guild ~ tho orthopedie
Lunch Room Friday. assisted by
Mrs Burton Bradford. Mrs. Joseph
Marks, Mrs, George King. Mrs. Ar,
chic Grossmau. Mrs, Herbert Gee.
Mrs Royden Gibson, Mrs Alexander
Melstsr. Mrs, Frank y, Plumb. SIR,
r. A. StranS. Mrs George Lennon.
Mrs. %, +, Johnson. Mrs J =. Car
mich. Mrs W O. Martin and Mrs.
Fred De silvia.
Miss Agnes Cardin viii assist az
the Thrift shop an day Friday
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Sponsor No-HOSt
Dinner Parties

Mrs Donald TrucblooJ. Airs clyde
Haiiey Mrs. Homer Leroy I.iehrr
Mu- Ralph Hoffman and Airs Al
thur Gray art Among those who ate
sponsoring % sruuu % norh0st "a
hIrs az tho diuuer dance Go BE- given
for members and guests ~ the
Womrns University Club. on satur
day evening, az o'clock
Mrs Trueblood is general chair
man % arrangements, Reservations
vim close at o'clock on Friday
evening.
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To Entertain at
Dinner Dance

Ms. GFusvsnor sherman will en-
.,-aln twelve guests az the dinner
ssrcs to be given AZ the Tennis Club
q saturday evening. November Is.
Nr J. {. Crouch and Mrs r a
gAoas.s vii also sponsor a dinner
Ia, evening al the club
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NoHOst Dinner
Precedes Dance

Preceding tho Fifty CUBS dance
at The Yacht Club last evening, mem
bers o, tho club joined in no host
dinner al Tho Olympic.
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oRTHoPEDIc GUILDS
~ ,fr-r-.
Cubs FOR FRIDAY

oRTHoPEDIc GUILDS
10 MEET
Ihs different Guilds OF the or
'aopedic Hospital viii meet Friday.
Soysmbsr %. as follows
Broadway, with Mrs. wallacs Col.
IA, i.iT Federal ave. at ? o'clock
Capitol Hill. with Mrs Miller
Fireman, s1- nth ave. n. at 10
et.ock.
Beacon Hill with Mrs. E l..
wiags', nos Spokane ST. at 1880
Stlcck
D.nny-Fuhrman. with Mrs. s r.
HaIa, ~, Broadway n, at 1880
stock Members requested TO
'n's gift, and materials 70 make
hlty articles for ths Thrift Shop.
faS Highland Drive. with Airs.
2. Vim. ii5o 10th ave. n. at
~ o'clock.
s's; HILL with Mrs. E. A.
fsioek
INK Park, with Mrs. Ralph
AlaDp, i?7 10th ave. s.. at 1850
ias Highlands, with Mrs. Edward
jarrett, at 2 o'clock.
ia'sak.n with Mrs. r. r. Rem.
~ inisriak.n Blvd. at ? o'clock.
IN 7. A. G.rhardt. assisting
fors.
lAarslhurst with Mrs. c. w.
Aifi,' 1886 42nd ave. n. f.
!, aaa'ona, with Mrs. J. a. Clarke,
= MAIDEN Lane. at 10 o'clock.
Medina with Mrs. G. A. Dlckey,
! y O'clock, Mrs. ]. N. Brewster.
ssiiing hostess.
Mount Baker with Mrs. J. A.
f.N'f 2'a2 Mt. Adams Place, at
la9 o'clock.
4, "O'a End. with Mrs. d. l.. Ehle,
=, Alison St, at II o'clock.
No'a Queen Anne. with Mrs. c.
Z N'burn, 1888 Eighth ave. W.
At 10 o'clock.
Queen Anne. with Mrs Jobn
s. 'n 1913 Highland Drive, at 10
Zen. Benton Hill. with Mrs. c. e. In.
otlock. ~" '''' ~ at 4"'"V
e..s auI't with Mrs. n. F. Hetzel,
r. Park, at 1890 o'clock.
u,s,'rslty, with Mrs. w. -
t'tlsek. ~" N''' ~ H. At ~
,wIr'low. With Mrs. wyatt.
v.snon, at the Community House
b,pn'lsroy'Endolyno, with Mrs
!, y Johnson. 1910 w. Concord
!, At 100 o'clock. >'' y
Warrington Park. with Mrs. W
O'clock. 80 "''" ave y" a.
Three Tr,s Point. with Mrs
81. by hannah, at 1870 o'clock.
M ~ with Mrs. Frank Palmer
s,l,. ss"ard Park ave. nt f63C
w, ~. Picnic lunch Fruit shower
Ma 'n e, With Mrs. Grant Ar
sels,, ''i1 18th ave. n. H., at
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CHICKEN DINNER

CHICKEN DINNER
stevens Wumeu's Relief Corps will
serve chicken dinner on Friday
evening, November 90. az O'Clock,
m Veterans hall, hrmory. Aside
from this. there wu la an ulldGy
social and noon luncheon. progress.
alyr whist p8rty at o'clock. and
sale Of fancy work aDt useful &C.
urirs
Tho proceeds VIII hs devoted 10 Tho
~. ~ G.. Yulstlde mHI which bone
fits q. a. r. rommdHs aud disabled
veterans la tho ynriou5 hospitals, Al
patriotic organizations and friends
arc invited.
RIpdELY SOCIAL. CLUB
Rldgciy Social club vii entertain
with dance and card party Friday
! evening. November 90 AZ ? o'clock
IN odd Fellows temple, 10Th ave,
and T. Pine n 80.
RuMMNGE SALE
Phi Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
viii hold rummaE' sale Ia the
Economy Market. Friday and Sat.
ufday, November g0rzl
NURSES ALI M&AE
TO GIVE DANCE
Minor Hospital alumnar viii give
b-nrnt dance and card party
. Issttsv F.FEF4lFtr NHsr4 miner 90 IF
I knights ~ Columbus hall
cOTEWIE CLUB
The Co,sris club win assemble Fri.
day. November 60. ~ s.l5 O'Clock. a.
The Gamma Phi Beta Houac. ss.3
.l5th ave. y T. Program IN charge
ot tho eivi,a department. Mrs
Thomas Irving will report on com
munity ylvics or tho University din.
tricts illustrated talk on Seattle water
supply ly Mr. George c. Chow
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Hrs. tombstone TO
Ere Small Luncheon

!, cuplim.n; TO Mrs Eta Martin
>, zeario Mrs. Frederick Charles
,.,-,.c,. win entertain with a small
,,-,A,ua a, her home Friday after
-, ana later a, NAH jongg
lrv,aiious have been limited 20
~, Martins eloss friends.
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This dessert is named Jrli-tgrN because
it always jciiJ. and jells tgcIH That is ono,
II no, its most important feature. Simply
follow directions and you will find Jrll.well
an always successful dessert
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sEATTIE CHNrTEN 10 05

SEATTLE CHATTER so. %
Seattle Chapter No. %. o. T.. s.
viii meet iu the CoHnlhlnn room of
the Masonic Temple Friday evening
November 20. al 8 o'clock This viii
bs tho last degree night Of 1926
Members and friends are asked "a
make reservations for a turkey din
nsr which viii be served NJ $50
o'clock
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W. c. r. r. MEETING

The South Park " q. r.. l.. viii
meet Friday afternoon. November 90,
a. 1880 o'clock. 81 the home 0f Mrs.
Homer Tulotson. 1852 CloverdoIe 81.
The topic for the afternoon will be-
Peace rpd Arbitration, or Some
Things That Have Been Accom-.
pieHfi bv tho League OF Nations"
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PRE- SCHOOL
CIRCLE TO MEET

washington irving .schoo
Circle win meet Friday. November
20. at ?'30 o'clock. In the kinder
Garten room. Professor Stevenson
smith. Of the University OF wash
lngton, will speak
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.GETTOGETugR PARTY

Tho ladies' Social Club u Elec.
tre1l Workers viii have their second
gcrtosother party Friday evening.
November 90. az Z O'Clock. a. tie
a. o. ". " hall, 1909 Ninth uyo.
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UNIVERSITY CAMP.

UNIVERSITY CAMP.
II. y. a.
The University Camp. n ~ A..
will give n benefit card party at
Wings cafeteria on Friday even,
ins, November 20, % $50 o'clock.
Whist and five hundred
LADIES AUXILIARY TO @ Il c,
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 20 The o II.
c. viii have bazaar on Friday. No
vembcr 20, ht Trinity hall. 1871
FIRST ave, Noon luncheon. and cards
la the afternoon.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
FATHER AND
SON DINNER

Friday evening, November 20,
Whitworth school will hold a
father and son dinner in the school
lunch room. Meals viii bs served
from $40 to 7.30 p. m. Program.
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cELEnnArE 80 NIanr

IonEfclloU PIT, A. viii celebrate
Dads Might" Friday. November 90.
az 100 O'Clock. Tho program will
open with a flag salute By the school.
followed by community singing led
b. Mr.. T. L. Parks Several musical
numbers will b~ rendered by tho
school orchestra. md the boyH uf the
Eighth grade will give a drama en-,
titled The Declaration Of Indr.
pcndsucc.
Alr. J. l. Greenwich will give a
shor, talk on The American Home. '
Mr.. Arthur ~ Hare. Of the Amrfl.
can Legion. Will speak on "Edura
ton"
Ths dads viii serve all refresh
ments.
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RuMMAGE SALE

Phl MA Mother Club and Fhi Stu
AlumnaS will conduct rummaEe
salo Friday and Saturday. November
so.7i. AZ 1889 wtstlRkc.
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ALKr REVIEW

Alkl Review No. 80, w b. A.,
will meet at the A. o. z. w. Hall
Friday evening, November goth. al
Ts50 o'clock open House" TO all
members and friends VIII follow.
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WHIST PARTY

The Wisconsin club challenges
ths Michigan Club at whist on Fri.
day evening. November 20, at Nor
toms Cafeteria. All friends Of Mich
igan and Wisconsin people are cor.
daily invited
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True Fruit Flavor
i'm the PgareSt Ge1ati1ae
This New Dessert is Delicious, Too

Perfect molds are a GER
tainty.
Good to look at, too
clear as crystal, dainty,
transparent = a delightful
touch of color to your table
and a perfect dessert for any
meal.
Your grocer has it. Insist
on JeH-qOeW Be sure it's in
the RED BOX.
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HENT0N FRIENDgHIp cLun

Sexton Friendship club will ho en-,
trrtaincI hy Mrs Solicit ~ tho homo
Of Mn, Alice Emerson. s2ss Rainier
ave, Friday. November 90
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UEIGuTpE PIT. A.
lH observance of Education Week
The brighton Parent TearhrrB' nFs0-
citation van give tho following pro.
gram on Friday evening. November
go. az 1880 sharp, city Engineer J.
H. Blackwell wIlI be chairman gf tHr
evenings
Community suEna.
-tggrs uiH Sweet SONG"
'Ihs Ions. Ions IaU"
Nf John bsHnsf conductor
Sire John HIauH. accompanied
Tells flru Protection"
Capl a. D.. HHnlsIa
Musical PLAYMATE"
isiiFabsih lagHHgrG ana Peter psII8sr
cornell solo selected
Robert glasgow
Address. 49, ~ H. Adams. head ~ the
vocational Departments seattle schools.
Plano colo irrIutg' ... EHrumauiHHff
Charlotte rsIsuH
Iaia hurrF HrHp nae FIat"
Ten rEHfH ErHdq T.ur
SIZES Marion tIapp. teacher
l Community auFIHE
Hil iHiHH OF lIamff
"hWHIIra
LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB
Tho ladies' Literary and Musical
Club will meet Friday. November 20.
az o'clock, Dt tho home ~ Mm.
| g. II, McCaiIum. Aag1 Eastern ave.
Program. Alaska Yesterday and To.
day" By Mrs. s. j. Goddard: current
events Mfs j J. Bleitz
| CARD PARTY
The Ladies' Of the Golden Norlh
and the Alaska pioneers VIII have a
card party 40 l5sals Flint ave. on
Friday evening. November 90. NJ 8
! O'Clock Ahskuns visiting ln the city
ana their friends are invited 90 at
tend.
IALI~DAY BAZAAR
The Women or Mooashelrf Legion
wIIl hold an alIday bazaar on Friday.
November 20. OF Moose temple.
Luncheon viii Hc served AZ noon and
DINNER from s.a0 90 $50 O'Clock
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PENNsYLvAN1A STUDY CrI-u

Pennsylvania study Club win meet
for a IL o'clock luncheon ~ tho Fed.
Grated clubhouse on Friday. Soyem.
bsr 20. a Christmas bazaar will 10
held ali afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF tho whit
tier Heights Improvement club will
be held IN the Whittier school. ".
18th st. and 18th ave, n w. on
Friday evening, November 20. az
S O'Clock
Couneilmen Phillip Tindan and
John T. Carroll will speak on
street Development and Tho mat
er OF widening 18th ave. ~ W.
will be up for discussion.
All members and their friends.
and anyone interest in this prof.
ect. arc urged 10 be present,
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The womsn's Missionary Society
OF the First Presbyterian Church
VIII servo luncheon on Friday,
November 20. at 1880.
Miss ". a. Pykc. who for a
number OF years was stationed at
Honan. China, win be the speaker
OF the afternoon. Mrs. L. y. Moi.
fett viii conduct the devotions
The music will be furnished BY
Mrs. Margaret Moss Hemion.
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Men, especially, like it
best for its taste. Compare
any one of Jell-well's six
popular favors with others
you've tried and note its
pure, fresh fragrance even
when hot water is added.
Easily and quickly made
for it always jells qCeH.
No failures with this dessert.
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SAzAAR AND DfyNEp

Au,,s aaies OF Haven Methodist
sy ~, wlll conduct n bazaar on Fri
,tSrcs ''n noon November 20, Az the
Isnn :, ION ave, S.sE. and Il.
stIoet' =, Inc eazaar &''l open NJ 2
Inner !. ana ! VIII bc followed by a
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DUNLAP ri. A.
Dunlap PIT 4. will met Friday
evening November 90 At The school
Tho teachers viii keep open honsr"
In their respective rooms from 7
until : o'clock.
The program a. s o'clock viii IN.
elude a talk hy Ars. 8. = Fleming
and ono hy Capt 4 T. sanlslo. o.
tho fire department
Tho pupils of tho Seventh and
Eighth grades. under the direction
Of Mlnr ~ ucyhke viii add 10 tho
entertainment 81 Tho evening
Tho community Is invited 10 at
tend.
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CASCADE

0IHDDI Ut, a,
Cascade School Pr A. viii hold
n Dads Night meeting Friday even
ing, November 20, At 3 o'clock, In
the school building. Mr.. Worth Nc.
Clure viii speak on Thru the Pub
lie Schools in Three Minutes."
There will be n display OF gar.
ments made by the Eighth grade
girls.
Mr. John Monlcy viii give n tenor
solo; contralto solo by Paula Ayers
duet by Mr.. Manlcy and Miss Ayers
violin solo. garnh Knight,
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KANaAs woNEN.s -

Kansas Womsn's Club vil meet
az Moves cafeteria Friday. Noyrm
bsr 20. Luncheon viii he served a.
1880 o'clock.
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BRIDGE AND WHIST PARTY

~ 'N''' "'''' 'f'''
THO Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the Order
q Railway Conductors win have re
bridge and whist party AZ ie2zG
First ave. Friday. November 90. at
: O'Clock.
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HIGHLAND PARK p.r. A.

An exhibit Of tho regular class.
room work OF pupils Of Highland
Park school viii bo held Friday eve
ming. November 20, A. 3 O'Clock. A.
. o'clock there viii DO program
and mixer In tho assembly room 10.
frcshmcnla VIII bc served by tho
teachers and women OF tho Pr, a.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-11
TICK RIDGE

The crops around here are needing
rain badly.
Miss Avil Baker visited Miss BfIie
Hudson Saturday.
jeff Baker and sons, Floyd and
EueIl, Tom Morris and DAILY Black
well went down on Mud Greek fishing
Saturday.
Houston Hudson and Some Walter
made a flying trip to Doniphan Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Best spent We'd
nesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. HOus-
ton Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hester Bellah spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Baker.
Misses Avil Baker and Effie Hudson
were clerking in Houston Hudson's
store Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reed are the
proud parents of fine baby girl.
Miss Bertha Yarbrough spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Efiie Hudson.
Misses Lorine and Clara Hunter
spent Saturday night with Miss Avil
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Crim's baby Is
real sick at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blackwell spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
| Blackwell.
Fred Holland made a flying trip to
Doniphan last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Baker of Reyno
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jeii
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Neighbors and
children of Oklahoma spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Baker.
Johnnie COe and Fred Holland took
dinner with Walter Hudson Sunday
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-11
lsHARUM WELCOMES ,,o
RANDOLPH SINGERS

To the Singers Of Randolph oour,y ,,,,.5
You will remember that on the ,"'-r ,,,,
Sunday in this month the Ranuo,p4
comfy Singing Convention will NEE, nee,
with this. the sharum class, at Sho'0i"
school house. ro
We wish every singing class TO u'
rcnrosepted here on that day June a.
We extend to you hearty welcome 10
no one Of that body Especially 10 we
heartily welcome the people OF ooln
tbe SEaggs churches and classes from
Holmes. O'Kean, Deans and Denman
70 help us to make this the best anu
greatest singing convention that hal'
dolph county has ever held since d
convention was established in thlS
county. -
Come one. come all, and bring wen
filled baskets. You are a part OF lhls
convention. Our worthy president D.
ID. Campbell, will be on hand with his
monster coffee pot. So bring your
Guns. Come one, come all, for 10
gether we stand. divided we fan
Sharum Singing Class
By w. F. Wood, Director