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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Clyde Griffin Of South Boston, has
been the guest of Mrs. Minnie Hink-
ley OF 232 Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Miss Alice M. Pierce of Wellesley.
Mass. is the weekend guest of Miss
Martha Bartlett, kingsbury street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Members of the Hsllowell Parent
Teacher Association should bear in
mind the reception to the teachers OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Farmingdale Town Hall opens to-
night for season. Best of music and
best Of time on a good heor.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Miss Imogene George is i'll at her
home, II Pleasant street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08
LOCAL NOTICE

The Free Baptist Ladies' Aid will
hold a funmage sale at H. w. Dodge's
Shop, Bridge St, Saturday, Oct. 9.
eet7d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

There will be meeting of the
carnival committees tonight in the
Legion rooms to report on the carni-
val
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Miss Catherine Fish. II. H. s. 'e6,
who is in training at the Central
Maine Hospital, Lewiston. was the
guest Of her father, ]. Herbert Fish,
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

The members OF the Hailewell U.
Q. G. c. are invited to the meeting
at Gardiner this evening.
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QuickQuaker

"Yeu said you always had IL. 1.
word with your wife. but sine. =
been here she's continually orsss
you about"
Il do have the last word Ma.
you hear me say all righty7 @,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Evelyn Crimmin of Pittston. is
working at the Joseph Herman Co
factory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Aluminium Double Boilers. I'm
value SPECIAL SALE PRICE y
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8 at. Aluminium Kettle wlih,e
cover
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Aluminium Coffee Psreelatess
SPECIAL SALE PRICE n
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10 at. Galvanized Water Pail
SPECIAL SALE PRICE n
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Long Handle Scrub Brush
SPECIAL SALE PRICE g.
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Wash Basins. gray enamel
SPECIAL SALE PRICE u
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II at. Gray Enamel Dish Pas
regular price Use
SPECIAL SALE PRICE B.
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II ct. Gray Enamel Rinsirs PA
SPECIAL SALE PRICE ~
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Gray Enamel Pie Plates
SPECIAL SALE PRICE 2fT "
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Sanitary Bowl Brush. whit. Hha
SPECIAL SALE PRICE Il
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10 at. Gray Enamel Wasv
Pail, regular price 75e
SPECIAL SALE PRICE a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-24

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lQ)dy
a STORY OF
A GIRL eETODNY
MORE TNDERSTANDINGS


Chuck looked at me a moment in
perfect surprise and then he said;
Jude, [ don't think you under
stand I'm perfect willing to marry
YOU"
| stopped him right there.
a have just seen a man who was
perfectly willing to marry a girl and
| came to the conclusion that she
was letting herself in for a terrible
life, for she seemed perfectly willing
to let him marry her. I'm going to
try out my own way first"
The word first was rather unfor-
tunate, for it seemed TO make Chuck
angry again.
There won't be any second with
me, Julia Dean. II you marry me,
it'll have to be before this eye gets
back to its natural color or not at
ALL"
That comeback should have made
me laugh harder than ever. l. dom
know why 1 had such a change of
feeling. but, as before l had wanted
/ l.
This was my first proposal of mar
rage and is was so different from
what 1 thought it would be. 1 had
had dreams of what.it would be like
but now when it really came, there
was not even a thrill or a bit Of ro-
nance in It.
Chuck, you don't want to marry
me-" l told him, land up to the time
Dad went to see you, you hadn't
even thought of it. You like me. I'm
probably the best pal in the town
for you. But someway, Charlie,
there's a difference between loving
and wanting a girl. Loving a girl
means the only girl and wanting a
girl means any girl. You'll find it all
out some day when the real girl
comes into your life.
You. as well 1, have seen so
many marriages go on the rocks
among the older set because the man
wanted the girl and the girl wanted
20 be wanted before her marriage,
and after marriage, the man wanted
to get rid of the girl and the girl
wanted to be rid of him.
There must be some place along
the line, Charlie. where one can be
happy though married. but some
way I've never happened to strike
It.
Ever since I left high school I've
determined l would train myself for
some kind OF service by which !
could earn my own living and then
I'd never marry a man just because
I thought he could take care of me. "
Chuck got rather interested in
this.
My Lord, Julia, where did you
get those crazy ideas? Leave It 20
me to pick up a serious one when I
know that the girl really do want
Is a JazzQueenw
Then, Chuck, you see you really
don't want me"
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc)
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Living Art Tableaux 10 BE Presented
Wednesday Night.

Teachers and pupils of the John
Strange School on SixtyThird ST., at
Allisonville Rd. and keystone Ave,
will present a series Of living art
tableaux representing famous paint
ings, Wednesday night.
Homer Gordon DAVIDSON, who
painted the back drops for the tab
leaux, is in CHARGE, assisted by Mrs.
Beatrice Musetta Stodddard, are SUI
pervisor of Washington Township.
Music will be provided by Miss Vida
Mannon and pupils, and the Castle
ton Orchestra. Buses will meet the
Broad Ripple street car at Green
City at 7:45 p. m.
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CLUBS AND MEETINGS

GOLDEN RULE LODGE No. 25. Ladies
Auxiliary to B. Of r. T.. cards. in hall.
- MAGNOLIA CIRCLE No. 4 ways and
2 80 n. M. Red Mems Hall. Morris and
EIDORADO CLUB. euchre; Thursday.
s 80 D. m % s. Delaware st.
ST CATHERINE'S CHURCH. benefit
card party: Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. homo of Mrs. Thomas Gallagher,
! II IiNGER LoNG. CLUB. cards; wednes-
day. go y. M. 1859 Roosevelt Aye.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS No. 31S. card
party: $780, Station St.. Monday, s
D. M, benefit of Pythian Home.
ANCIENT ORDER OF SHEPHERDS,
dance: Wednesday night. P. e. G. Hall.
East and Michigan SITS
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M artha Lees
a. Col u m n
Watching Him

Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl Of IS.
rather nice looking and am very fond of a
boy who has turned me down, for a girl
whom 1 do not think is worthy OF him.
She is older than he is and Is not CON
sidered a very nice girl I feel that if he
continues to go around with her much
longer it will ruin his reputation. He
treats me very nicely when he sees me,
but | feel sure that he does not care
about me Please tell me how ! can WIN
over my friend again and keep him out OF
bad company such as this girl IS
well, you mustn't go at it in the
role Of a life-saver. That will just
make the other girl more attractive
to him. One of the best ways to
show her up. is to introduce her to
an older boy--one who knows his
way about. so to speak, and, since
she is undoubtedly playing with
your friend, she'll naturally be anxi-
Gus to please the older man. That
will hurt your young friend to be
cut and sighted by her-but you'll
be standing around handy for him
to unburden his heart on, and put
his love for safe-keeping. Then he
may decide to leave it with, you.
Who knows?
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POTATO CORNNIEAL MUFFTNS
,EGGLESS)

One cup mashed potatoes, one cup
cornmeal, one teaspoon salt, one
tablespoon syrup, four teaspoons
baking powder, one cup sweet milk,
two tablespoons fat Cmelted). Mix
the dry ingredients; add to the po-
tatoes, stir in milk and fat and
bake for twenty minutes in hot oven.
The amount of milk used will vary
with the quality Of the meal. Stir
in Just enough to make mixture drop
easily from the spoon. Bake in
moderate oven.
Mrs. Edith Hall, 125215 w. Wash
ingtOn St., city.
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CREAM OF POTATO SOUP

Peel and dice four large white
potatoes and cover with boiling
water. Cut up and fry in butter,
two medium sized onions until
golden brown and add to the pota-
toes. When potatoes are quite soft,
mash through a sieve using water
and all. Add one pint milk and three
tablespoons each of butter and flour
blended Season with salt and pep
per.
Mrs. Florence Mcmillan, Green
wood, Ind.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

DSoufflot gave a program of colonial
music and Mrs. J. c. Carr gave
readings. Colonial costumes were
worn by some of the members.
Mrs. Everett c. Babb, who will
leave the middle of next week to
make her home in Cincinnati, Ohio
was guest of honor at an informal
luncheon today at the home of Mrs
Henry Laut, 527O Pleasant Run
Blvd.
Mrs. Sumner Clancy, 419S Carroll
ton Ave, will entertain with a small
luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Babb.
Mrs. Carl Worth Steeg, PIP n. Della
ware VIII entertain Friday at bridge.
A dinner and 500 party were given
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Magnus Manson, 1850 Kenwood Ave.
Guests We're Nlessrs. and Mesdames
Carl Press, Albert Cordes. NJ. r.
Schooner, C. f. Thompson, Mrs.
Nellie Benson, Mrs. ]. j. Millikan
and Miss Ella Hansen.
Mrs Mary d. Sheerin was elected
president of the Proctor Club THes-
day at the meeting at the PrOpy-
laeum. Mrs. Thomas A. Wynne was
elected vice president; Mrs. Joseph
F. Ryan, secretary; Mrs. r. r. Shiel,
treasurer; Mrs. William Francis Fox,
Mrs. j. J. Price and Mrs. Wynne, on
the program committee; Mrs. Will
liam J. Stark, Mrs. Walter Kuhn and
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Ferris, on the social
committee.
Mrs. Arthur D. Pratt, 411O Gull
ford Ave, entertained Tuesday with
a bridge party-in honor Of the birth
day anniversary of her sister, Mrs.
James Messler Miniature cherry
trees formed the centerpiece for the
tables. other guests were Mesdames
H. w. Linkert, r. w. Bowser, Carl
Lieber Jr, w. l.. Hit, Ryland D.
Pratt and A. C. Callacutt.
with a surprise miscellaneous show
err, Sunday afternoon, in honor Of
Miss Anna Brill, whose enga cement
to Max Schottenstein recently was
announced. The shower was held
at the home of Miss Brill, 1919 N.
Meridian ST.
The bridal colors Of pink and
white were used in the appoint
ments. Luncheon was served follow
ing the party. Covers were laid for
thirty guests.
The fifth anniversary of the
founding of the Delta Phi Beta So
rorlty will be celebrated tonight
with a dinner at the Columbia Club.
Gold and black, sorority colors, will
be used in decorating. Miss Helen
Clancy will preside as toastmistress
Miss Donna Jacobsen will read a
history of the sorority. Dinner will
be followed by a theater party at
Keiths. Committee in charge in
cludes Misses Mildred Funks. Adele
Weiffenbach, Helen CLANCY, and
Nelly Jacobsen.
Alpha chapter Of Sigma Delta
Theta sorority will meet this eve
ming at the home Of Miss Mary
Christian, 4t0 Sanders st.
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TT Asst Park M. E. Church was
r. the scene this morning at
1890 Of simple wedding
when Miss Martina Doyle, 1124
Broadway, and w. f. Heater We're
married by the Rev. A. j. Spauldlng
The altar was banked with palms
and ferns and lighted by tall cathe-
dral candles. Mrs. Robert O. Bon
ner, pianist, played a program of
wedding music preceding the cere-
mony, and the wedding march from
"Lohengrin" for the entry of the
bridal party. Only the immediate
families and friends were present.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, W. r. Doyle Of Dayton,
Ohio. wore a gown Of bois du rose
crepe Romano, and u blue picture
hat. She carried a shower bouquet
Of brides roses anG valley lilies. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Heater, brother and
sister Of the bridegroom, attended as
best man and matron Of honor Mrs.
Heater wore a frock of silk crepe in
the same shade as the brides gown.
She CARIBBEAN arm bouquet of pink
roses.
The brides niece and nephew,
Maxine and Raymond Brinkman,
were flower girl and ring bearer
The ceremony was followed by a
wedding breakfast at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Mitchell, on Cold
Spring Rd Mr.. and Mrs. Heater
have gone on a motor trip East.
Thev will visit Mrs. Heaters sister,
Mrs. J. V. White, and Mr.. White at
Norfolk, Va, and friends in Rich
1nond, Va, before returning TO Indi-
annapolis.
Beta. Beta Alumnae chapter OF
Alpha Chi omega sorority enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday at the
Columbia Cub for Mrs. Irving
Brown of Maplewood, N. j., national
president of the sorority.
Covers for twenty-six were laid
Following luncheon the Alpha Chi
Omega quartet sang and Mrs. Don
Bridges sang a group Of songs. Mrs.
t. M. Rybolt played piano num-
beers. Miss Katherine Herrod. a
member of the active chapter at But
Ter University, gave readings.
=
Omega Phi Sigma sorority enter
tanned Monday evening with
bridge party in honor Of the birth
day anniversary Of Miss Marie Can't
lon. 211O E. Washington st. Guests
included Misses Margaret Dugan,
Mary Gala her, Mary Dugan. Mary
Carroll, Helen Dugan, Mary Patricia
Haney, and Mesdames John q. Alt
meyer, NJ. z. Haney, and John f.
Dugan.
Mrs. C1endis Bratton, 1415 w.
Twenty-Second ST., entertained with
a. luncheon and party Sunday after
noon. Guests were Misses Edith
Cooper, Peggy Cornet, Mary Glib
hons. Mary Kern, Barbara Lanox,
Evelyn Lynch, Helen Schakel,
Arfenith Short. and Gladys Van
Lear.
The New Century Club met today
for a. Colonial luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. John Larson, SLY E. Wash
ington st. Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges
assisted the hostess. Mrs. Emil H.
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FILE INCOME REPORTS
Returns Under $1,000 Are Being Re
ceived by Department.

Returns on incomes under $4,000
a year are being received at the Of
fees of the internal revenue depart
ment, it was announced by George
Foote, deputy collector.
"The returns are very few" he
said. Blanks on incomes exceeding
$4,000 have not been sent out.
1.-THE final date for fling Is March
49, Foote said.
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FORD TO MAKE CLOTH
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The plant will be located on the
Huron River. south of the city Of
Ypsilanti, where it is proposed to
build a hydro-electric power unit and
steam auxiliary capable of general
ing $500 horse power.
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FEB

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The normal baby generally doubles
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MALAGA SALAD

Remove skins and seeds from
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Afl , ADAANSAA
live in Indianapo-
lis. The ceremony
took place at the
SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral,
and was followed
by = a wedding
breakfast and re-
ception.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheehy left on a
w e d di II g trip
through the East.
Attendants at the
w e d d n g were
Miss Mary Fran
ces Gibson, a cou-
sin of the bride,
and John f.. Hahn,
host man n1It-0f
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