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Jobs Daughters
Go to Laramie

Thursday morning. June. IS, a
number of Jobs Daughters met at the
Masonic Temple to- participate In an
auto trip to Laramie. and witness the
ritualistic work put on by Laramie
Bethel. The girls who made the trip
were Misses Olive Keener, Evelyn
Kuykendall. Hermine Sill. Gladys
Coulson. Dorothy %Sheldron. Elsie
Larsen. Dorthea Snively. Rose Mary
Benson. Helen Craig. Martha Kinna-
man. wilhelmina Tobias. Marian
Porter. Elizabeth Hill, Julia kauf-
man, Majorie Rendie and Eloise
Keller. The chaperones were: Mrs.
Geo. Coulson. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Bennett. Mrs. Earle Brown. Charles
Street. Mrs. Frank Maths. and Miss
Hilda Sill. There were five cars and
all OF them reached their destination
about noon.
AS previously arranged. the Raw
Inns girls were guests In the homes OF
the Laramie girls while there. A
five O'Clock chicken dinner was SER
we'd by the Jobs Daughters OF Lara
mic. in the Banquet room or the
Masonic Temple. The entire menue,
which consisted of chicken. buttered
peas, mashed potatoes. rolls. hot bis
cults. tomato salad. cake. Ice cream.
and coffee was prepared, cooked and
served by the Daughters OF Laramie.
In a manner OF which Bethel Council
and parents can well be proud.
After a very enjoyable musical
program and the Riutalistic work.
they adjourned TO the Ball Room
where old and new dances were In
dulgcd In until a late hour. when
refreshments were served.
All the Rawiins Jobs Daughters
are praising the Laramie girls for the
royal way In which they were enter
tanned and are ready amy time for
another trip.
On the way down. Mrs. Earl Brown
In passing another car on a newly
%gravcled road. turned out too nea
the edge and had the misfortune Of
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Complimenting Mrs. Blakeley

Mrs. Rex G. Aten entertained at
bridge on Saturday evening, honoring
her sister, Mrs. Gaylor Blakeley of
Kirksville, Mo. Her guest list in
cluded Mesdames Gaylord Blakeley,
Clarence Brimmer, Roy Logan, Owe
Peterson, Sam Kelley, Frank John
ston, j. C. Martinez. w. F. Daley,
Krause, A. ]. Roster, H. H. Nelson,
VIM. Morris, Earl Barnt and Helen
Parker. Mrs. Frank Johnston won
first prize, Mrs. Helen Parker the
consolation and Mrs. Blakeley the
guest.
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st. Thomas Church Notes

The Rector is planning to visit the
Missions at Saratoga and Encamp-
ment on Sunday, the fifth, so there
will be no services at st. Thomas.
If at any time you want the Rector
call SIS.
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Mrs. Durant
HOnOi.s Guest

Mrs. f. A. Durant entertained at
a bridge party in her home, on Tues
day afternoon, honoring Miss Helen
Otis, of Seattle, Wash. Her guests
were Mesdames Homer France, Fred
Rendle, Harry Nelson, Irving Rendle
Charles Vivian, w. w. Daley, Kleber
Hadsell. Ralph Newell, l.. E. Arm
strong, Catherine Phelan, /. w. Dins-
more, Angus Murray, Mary Draper,
Geo. Bible, Misses Josephine Phelan,
Helen Otis and Dowdeen Doty. Mrs.
Ralph Newell won the first prize and
Miss Helen Otis received the guest
prize.
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MRS. c. d. sK1PwoRTH Phone 22s
Bridge Tea
Given Visitors

11FluSe lea
Given Visitors
On Monday afternoon, at the Parco
hotel, Mrs. l.. E. Smiley entertained
at an attractive bridge tea, in honor
of her house guests, Mrs. R. A.
Smiley of Los Angeles, Mrs. Clancy
of Vermont and Mrs. Kane of Kan
sas City. Her guests were Mesdames
G. H. Whittum, Ed. Tierney, A. F.
ThOde, j. r. Doty, Hoye, Frank Had
sell, H. France, H. Kuykendall, r. A.
Smiley, Con Ryon. Louis SehaIk, o.
Fredericks, Geo. Bible, r. e. Wertz,
]. w. Wisda, Harry Br~eitenstein, c.
A. Brimmer, Walton France, James
Cullen, Alice Ferris, Ethel Fuiks,
Charles Miller, Fred Rendle and
Kane. Misses Marion Ferris and
Kathrine Smiley assisted in receiving
the guests. Mrs. Fred Rendle won
the first prize, Mrs. Homer France
the second and Mrs. Hoye the conso-
lation.
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The American Legion
Auxiliary

A business meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary was held at the home of
Mrs. John Keldsen last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. John 4. Ryan and
Mrs. Waldsmith were appointed dele
gates to attend the District Conven-
ton in Kemmerer in July. Plans
were made to furnish one of the
rooms in the Fort Mckenzie hospital
at Sheridan, Wyoming more comfor-
table and homelike.
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WOmanS' Club Gives
Card Party

The benefit card party which was
given Tuesday evening at the Masonic
Temple by the Womans' Club was
quite a success, both socially and
financially. The Cedar Chest and
articles on which the ladies have
been selling chances for some time,
were ratified during the evening by
Messrs l. w. Dinsmore and Charles
Miller. j. r. Clause was the win
ner of the chest.
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PAVILION DANCE AT
j. F.. WILCOX RANCH

Plans are under way for a big Pa
vilion Dance which will be held at
the j. F. Wilcox ranch on Encamp-
ment Creek near Encampment,
Thursday night, July 18th.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public, the proceeds of the dance
10 be used for the benefit of the Sara
toga & Encampment Railway.
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Mrs. Carl Aman entertained two
tables of bridge on Tuesday evening.
Her guests were Mesdames Charles
Miller, j. f. Osborne, Ralph Newell,
r. A. Smiley, j. r. Doty, Dow Doty,
and Miss Dowdeen Doty. Mrs. Chas.
Miller won first prize and Miss Dow
deem Doty the consolation.
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MIR. AND MRS. POTTS RETURN

Mr. and Mrs. James Potts return
ed to Rawlins this morning from a
several weeks trip through the east
ern states. Mr.. Potts attended the
International Rotary convention as
the representative of the local order
while on the trip.
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Dinner Party at
HavIilh Home

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Havrilla entertained at a delightful
dinner. They had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Decker OF Chey-
enne, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Breiten-
stein and daughter, Gwendolyn, of
Parco.
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Mrs. Thomas O'Hara arrived in
this city on Tuesday morning from
Chicago and will make her home
here in the future. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Hara are now living in the house
at III 18th street.
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50O Club Meets.

Duo NluD Meets.
Mrs. Joe Tierney was hostess last
Friday afternoon, when she enter
tanned her card club at her home.
Her guests We're Mesdames Leo Rob-
erts, Will Herbertson, John Wallace,
Chris Carlson, C. l.. Larhman and
E. l.. Rankin. Mrs. John Keldsen
was substitute. The first prize was
won by Mrs. John Wallace and the
consolation by Mrs. Leo Roberts.
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F. VISCHINEAU
SENTENCED TO
YEAR in PEN

Frank Vischineau, who was ar
raigned before Judge Tidball on Fri
day last on a charge of burglary, en-
tered a plea of guilty and was SEN
fenced to serve not less than -
months and not more than 10 months
in the state pe%nitentiary.
Vischineau on June 9Th broke the
window in the Union Pacific Coal
company store building in Hanna and
it is presumed was going to burglar
ize the place when he was seer by
the night Waterman. The night
Waterman shot at the man with a
shotgun and a number OF the buck
shot lodged in Vischineau's chest and
stomach.
V~ischineau ran from the store
building to the depot, a distance of
about six blocks, and he was found
laying ON a bench in the depot a
short time later. The man was taken
to the Hanna hospital and vas then
removed to the Memorial hospital in
this city. Although he was severely
injured by the buckshot he recovered
very rapidly and was able to be at
the court house on Friday last.
AS another cast on the calendar
which was tried before Judge It'd
ball last Friday, the State of Wy
oming VS.. Joe Zeller. Zeller was ar
raigned on a charge of Illegal posses
sion of intoxicating liquors. He en-
tered a plea of guilty and was fined
5000 and sentenced to serve ten days
in the county jail.
Five divorces We're granted by the
Judge and other civil cases were
heard.
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CZ0 TaSSaNHaR
5c1e02X

overturning her car. None of the
occupants were injured. with the ex-
ception of a few slight bruises. They
We're all able to finish the trip and
take part in the entertainment.
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Newly Weds

Mrs. John Cunning entertained the
Newlyweds at her home S12 w.
Cedar St, Friday evening. The mem
bers present were Mesdames Homer
France, Roy Logan, owen Stitt, Owe
Peterson and Fred Rendle. Mrs. Geo.
Franks and Mrs. Charles Vivian were
substitutes. The first prize was won
by Mrs. owen Stitt and the consola-
ton by Mrs. George Franks.
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State Treasurer John NJ. Snyder.
Will stop off in Rawlins tonight, en-
route to Salt Lake City.
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Mrs. r. A. Smiley was n dinner
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Miller,
Sunday evening at the Ferris.
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Bridge Luncheon.

Mrs. Irving Rendle was hostess at
a bridge luncheon in her home on
Wednesday. given in honor of Miss
Helen Otis, of Seattle. Her guests
were Mesdames l.. Il. Armstrong, F..
w. Rendle, l. w. Dinsmore, Charles
Vivion, E. A. Durant, George Bible,
Kleber Hadsell, Angus Murray. Misses
Otis, Georgina Rendle and Josephine
Phelan. Mrs. l.. E Armstrong won
the first prize and a guest prize was
presented TO Miss Otis.
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Mrs. Martin Costello, entertained
at a bridge foursome on Thursday
evening. Her guests were Mesdames
George Franks. j. l.. Gibbons and l.,
Il. Armstrong.
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Lake Valley Oil FL
Company Now 2200 Fl.

The Lake Valley Oil Co. drilling
in the Eight Mile Lake section. pass
ed the 200 foot depth yesterday
and are now approximately 300 feet
above the Wall Creek sands.
Drilling Is progressing very salts
factorily at the present time and oil
indications are becoming stronger as
the hole goes down.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beals return
ed the first of the week from a few
days business trip to Denver.
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Mrs. George Bible and Mrs. Irving
Rendle were hostesses of two tables
OF bridge on Tuesday evening at the
Woman's Club Card Party. Their
guests were Mrs. +. A. Durant, Mrs.
Pat Willis, Miss Frances Bible, Miss
Otis. Miss Georgina Rendle and Miss
Wallace of Denver.
Mrs. Cathrine Phelan entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and Mrs.
j. C. Martinez at dinner on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Nelson and
family left Wednesday for Denver,
Estes Park and Manitou. Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Welch left ON
Wednesday morning, overland for
Portland. Oregon.
. Instead Of the regular services next
Sunday at eleven o'clock. the Metho-
dist church will have a Patriotic ex-
ercise.
The Good-times Club met with
Mrs. Carl Nelson on Wednesday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. John Doty have as
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
Doty and Miss Dowdeen Doty OF Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kane who
have been visiting Mrs. l.. +. Smiley,
left yesterday. by auto, for Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Newell and
Miss Doween Doty will spend the
week end with Miss Mildred Mcintosh
ut her ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Wilson from
Lander were visitors In Rawlins,
Saturday.
Mrs. Setback returned last week
from Minneapolis. where she has
been visiting her mother. who has
been quite III for some time.
DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Thode. DR.. and
Mrs. Osborne and Jean Curtis. spent
last week end ut Medicine Bow lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Whittum. Mrs,
Alice Ferris and +. NJ. Johnston
have returned from Denver and
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Rosengarten, Mildred Barrett, Alice
McCoun. Anna Brewer, Lenora Klee,
Freida Otterbach, Teresa Coleman,
Rosemary Douglas, Aileen Betz,
Helen Seal. Marie Kelley, Beatrice
Madden, Clara Neldenthal, Mabel
Robershaw and Nigel Haley.
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Of Butler
University was to have entertained
with its first rush party Of the sea-
son Tuesday evening. 1t was to be
given in the form Of a flower dinner
on voyage. A course was to be
served at the home of each Of four
members Miss Eleanor King, 500
Blue Ridge Road; Miss Mary Eliza.
beth Joyce. 1920 Fall Creek Blvd;
Miss Barbara Fischer, 426 Arsenal
Ave, and Miss Dorothy Hill. 50 n.
Irvington Ave. The dinner was to
end with a garden party and pro-
gram at the home of Miss Hill. The
committee in charge Of the arrange
ments included. Misses Doris Walsh.
Margaret Hohl. Katherine Burgan,
Edna Schulz, Helen Linking.
Dorothy Hill. Miss Susie Harmon
was general chairman in charge Of
the program for the evening.
Miss Lorette Corcoran, 2615 n
Alabama St. has returned from a
two weeks visit in Chicago.
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to Adolph Tarshes. which took place
Sunday evening at the home of the
bride parents. with the Rabbi Sa-
wotz officiating An informal recep-
ton was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Tarshes
have gone for a short wedding trip
and will be at home after Sept. 10
at 1244 l.. Washington St.
Emil Rousseau, Chicago. is spend
ing a few days as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Eitel, 1911 n Me
ridan St.
The Lavelle Dossett Post V. +.
W. was to have entertained with a
card party Tuesday evening at the
hall. 902 y. Pershing Ave.
Miss Alice Sadlier and Miss Lillian
Scandalbare of Chicago will arrive
Wednesday to spend a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sadlier, 2209
y. Capitol Ave.
Miss Ruth Mumaw. 1860 Hosbrook
Ave. and Miss Mildred McGlinchey.
1643 Lexington Ave, entertained
Monday evening with a farewell
party in honor of Miss Lucille and
Miss Mary Agnes Costello. who left
Tuesday for California. Guests in
cluded Misses Mary Carr. Catherine
Reidy. Genevieve Steel. Dorothy
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM MELVILLE SAR-
TORIS TO LESLIE PRESCOTT

Now it is hard to realize. dear
Lady of the Shows, that all l have
just been writing to you passed
through my hearr and into my brain
in just the moment before 1 struck
the water and reached out for you
Suddenly, Leslie. l couldn't find
you. Oh, If l could only make you
understand the terror that enveloped
me when l became aware that you
were not where l expected you TO be
where l had seen you go down. 1
grew panic-stricken. l think called
as | rose to the surface. You did
not answer. and I went down again.
This time / found your husband
alone. To my shame l must confess
l did not stop to see If he were all
right. Again / rose to the surface
and caught you just as you were go
ing down again. BY almost super
human efforts | succeeded in get.
ting you on the pier. Carlton, who
had gone over the side of the yacht
had just come to the surface, bring
ing your husband, who was evidently
unconscious.
Willing hands, however, helped
MIN to raise the inert body and lay
it teside you on the dock Carlton
was greatly exhausted. hut he quick
ly recovered, and l noticed that his
first glance was not toward the man
he had rescued from DEATH but
toward you.
oh. how l resented the rough way
in which they used your unconscious
form. But | could do nothing, for
I knew they were going through the
exercises of artificial respiration.
Presently there was a checking
sigh, and you became conscious. You
called family: "Jackr This seemed
to reach the brain center of the
partly unconscious man beside you,
and he opened his eyes.
Not until then, my dear Lady Of
the Shows. did the thought come to
me that if you had drowned you
would have been as much mine as
Prescott's. Again I caught Carlton S
eyes upon you, and understood that
his brain was full of the same
thought.
l wonder if Sydney Carlton has
ever dared to tell you that he loves
you? l think not. my dear, for he is
a good man, man who holds his
honor higher than he does his pas
sion, man who holds all women in
great respect. Always you have
seemed unconscious Of anything
more than friendship on his part,
which tells me he has mach
greater control OF himself than
really feel sorry for him, that he
has to keep from telling you that he
loves you, because being so near he
must still remain in your eyes and
in the eyes of his friend your hus-
band, your disinterested but sympa-
thetic friend
1, by sailing out Of your vision.
may say to you what l wish. Mine
is the happier fate.
Copyright 1925, NEA Service, Inc).
NEXT-Letter from Melville Sar-
tOris TO Leslie Prescott.
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GRIGGS-BATES
WEDDING HELD
TUESDAY a. NJ.
Morning Ceremony Takes
Place at Home of the
Brides Mother.

A charming home wedding took
place Tuesday morning at 10 at the
home of Mrs. William o. Bates. 1855
Middle Dr., Woodruff Place, when her
daughter, Lydia Cresswell Bates be-
came the bride of Haldane Alfred
Griggs. Bishop II. II. Fout per-
formed the ceremony in front Of the
fire place
The house was beautifully decor
ated with pink gladioluses and lilacs
Miss Victoria Montana harpist
played program Of bridal music
preceding the ceremony, and the
wedding march from "Lohengrin"
for the entry of the bridal party.
The bride was attended by Miss
Dorothy Griggs, who wore a charm
ing frock of buf colored georgette,
and a corsage Of Mrs. Aaron Ward
roses and delphinium. Little Miss
Joan Daugherty' Of Muncie, Ind,
niece of the bride was ring bearer
and carried the ring on small white
satin pillow. She wore a dainty
frock Of hand embroidered linen.
The bride was charming in a
gown Of white crepe de chine
trimmed with a lace panel down the
front. She wore a spray Of flowers
in her hair and carried a shower
bouquet Of brides roses and valley
lilies. She was given in marriage
bv her mother.
The ceremony was followed by a
wedding breakfast for fifteen. The
table was prettily appointed with
pink roses and a large wedding cake
and lighted by pink tapers in silver
holders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs have gone
on a wedding trip and will be at
home after Sept. Is with Mrs, Bates.
Mrs. Griggs travelled in a grackle
head blue French serge suit trimmed
in tan, and a tan hat to match. She
attended Butler University, where
she is a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority. Mr.. GrigGs also at
tended Butler University and is a
member of the Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity.
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personality. but what ii the Door giri
A wCNDERER.
l perceive that you have a sense
Of humor among other things. and
L rather imagine you have a person
ality developing of which you are
not aware. The kind of personality
that takes with everybody includes
a mighty generous sense of humor.
and an ability to see the funny side
when everything has gone quite
wrong. A sunshiny, lively DISPOSE.
ton generally comes in stock with
a girl who has a sense of humor.
and that type of girl is very much
in demand. She is good fun. Each
personality has to be developed ac-
cording to the nature OF the fndiVid-
ual. Some people are witty, some
are sympathetic and kindly, some are
intelligent and sparkling. All are
ambitious. You seldom find anyone
who has developed personality who
is not interested and interesting.
Hobbies are nice things to develop
too. until you are old enough to at
tract young men. Very young boys
are more apt TO fall in ioye with
the older girls or the forward young
ones. of whom they make fun behind
their backs. Since you are neither
Of these give your time to developing
yourself, physically. and mentally,
and cultivating a charming, affec-
tionate. thoughtful personality-and
you'll have it all over your competi-
tors when the boys do discover you.
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party Saturday evening. Miss
Jeanne Bouslog is the rush captain,
and her committee consists of Misses
Beatrice Batty. Katherine Reagan.
Billie Mae Krieder and Dorothy
Drake.
Miss Helen Kruzaten of Bedford.
Ind, is the guest OF Miss Mary
Wendell, 246 ~ Hamilton Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Artman.
rs w. Thirty-Fourth St. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wampler. PIG n. Me
ridian St. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
II. Mote. Graylyn Apis. are spending
the week in West Baden as the
guests Of Edwin Ballard.
Alpha chapter OF Sigma Delta
Theta Sorority Will hold initiation
services Wednesday evening at s
at the Lincoln. New members will
be Misses Sophia Zinkan. Pauline
Jacobs. Anna May Truember. Marie
and Margaret Striedlin and Irma
Kahn.
Miss Elsa Huebner. whose mar
riage TO DR.. Christian Olsen will take
place early in September. will be
guest Of honor at a luncheon at the
Polly Primm tearoom Wednesday.
given by Mrs. J. b. Cunningham Of
Lafayette, Ind, and Miss Eunice
Hoefgen.
Mrs. Mabra c. Jones. 324 f. Forty
Sixth ST., will entertain Thursday
with a luncheon bridge party.
Mr. and Mrs. Cline w. Otey OF
Baltimore, Md. who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Walton.
1858 Howard St, left today for FIT
Wayne. Ind, to visit Miss Gladys
Albert, before returning to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Hines.
Ills Woodlawn Ave. will leave
Wednesday for New York.
Miss Gladys Trick. 1914 y. lii
nois ST.. entertained with a luncheon
at the Polly Prim Tea Room Tuesday
in honor of Miss Margaret Bicknell,
of Greencastle, Ind, whose marriage
to Henry Phillas Of South Bend, Ind.
will take place Sept. 5. The out-of-
town guests included Miss Blanche
Bicknell. Miss Margaret Ostrom, Will
bur Bonner. Mrs. Max Bills of
Greencastle. Miss Jane Davids OF
Brazil. Ind. and Mrs. Alfred Nor
ris Of Rushville.
Miss Trick was to entertain for the
out-of-town guests Tuesday evening
at dinner at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Arshopsky. II
n. Highland Ave, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Esther.
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were taken to Parkersburg, a dis
lance Of eighty-four miles. But the
iailer and his wife would not put me
in a regular cell Mother" they
sal |, you're our guest" I got a
real good rest while / was with them.
we were taken to the federal court
for trial. The judge did not SEN
tence me, but he gave the men who
were arrested with me sixty and
ninety days in Jail. One of the y
was Barney Rice l went to the
judges house the next day. He
invited me to dinner
Judge Investigates
mo, judge" l said. 81 just came
to see you about Barney Rice"
What about him?"
He has heart disease and a ner-
vous wife"
Heart disease, has he?"
Yes, he has it bad and he might
die in your jail. l know you don t
want that"
mo" replied the judge, IT do not. :"
He called the jailer and asked him
to bring Rice to the phone. The
judge said, How is your heart Bar
ney?"
ME hearts all right, all right, ="
said Barney. It's that damn old
judge that put me in Jail for sixty
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Mrs. Ralph Grimes. who will leave
this week TO make her home in
Lafayette, Ind. was the honor guest
at bridge tea at the home Of Mrs.
L. w Turner, 4073 Graceland Ave.
at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday. A color
scheme of lavender and yellow was
used in the decorations. The place
cards were miniature travelling bags.
Guests included, Mesdames Harry l.,
Scott, George Stewart. Charles Pet
finger, Harry Beebe, c. d. Stevens
and l.. S. Fall.
Mrs. Harry Roswintel. 932 Eastern
Ave. and Mrs. Edwin Mallett, 925
y. oxford St, have returned home
after spending two months in
Europe.
Pi Beta Phi sorority Of Butler Uni
versity will entertain with it's first
rush party of the season at the home
Of Mrs. A. w. Early, 426 ~ Meri-
dian ST.. in the form Of a garden
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A naturally weak character would
have a much harder time developing
personality than a naturally strong
one. Weak characters always choose
the line of leasj resistance, any way,
and personality in the making is a
real study and a hard one.
1t is the greatest gift a mother can
give to her children. But a child
does not necessarily have to be born
with it. 1t may be built and nodded
into character. 1t is the foundation
Of every House of Life. 1t is as
difficult to bring personality into
your character after you are grown
up as it is to build a foundation
under a house that has long been
erected-but it is quite possible. Two
of its ingredients are poise and self
assurance, characteristics that come
from a knowledge that you are doing
your best in your place in life to
make yourself and those about you
happy and contented.