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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-08

RUSSIA AFTER TEN YEARS
Report of the First Amer
lean Trade Union Delegation
to Soviet Russia.
Paper $50 Cloth $1.OO
RUSSIA TODAY
Report of the British Trade
Union Delegation to Soviet
Russia. $1.25
ROMANCE OF NEW RUSSIA
by Magdaleine Marx
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RUSSIAN WORKERS AND
WORKSHOPS IN 1926
by VIM. z. Foster --.2s
GLIMPsES OF SOVIET
RUSSIA
by Scott Nearing ,10
RUSSIA TURNS EAST
by Scott Nearing ---.x9
CONSTITUTION, LABOR
LAWS, SOCIAL INSURANCE
IN THE u. S. S. r. 10
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Pets and Live Stock
Musidal Instruments

CHRISTENSEN School Of Popular Music;
piano harmony and all dance orchestral
instruments. lq6 Pembroke Arcade. Ri. 1890
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Legal Notices

the House and Senate Chambers of the
Statehouse. indianapolis, Indiana; Thurs-
day and Friday. Nov. 18th and 18th. for
certified public accountants.
Said examination will be conducted I'M
der the plan OF cooperation WIN, Lne
American Institute OF Accountants OF new
The hours assigned to the subjects are
as follows:
A. M.-12:3O P. M-Auditing.
P. M.-6:0O P. M.-Accounting, Theory
and Practice. Part I.
NG g A. M.-12:sO p. M-commercial Law.
and Practice, Part II. 49,. 49,. mon
Candidates who failed at the May, 1871.
examination may be re-examined at the
November, 1927. examination witnout pay
ment Of additional fee provlaed In ae7 n sSe
appearance was at the May 1szf' eA-
Candidates who failed previously in
more than one subject must pc re-eA-
aii nandidates i Who failed in one subject
only, must be re-examined in said subject Pee
during the hours assigned Tor said SUBJECT
E wAATFER e. E OVENS %ESs f secretary.
GREENBERRY G. LOWE, Treasurer.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
State If Indiana. DelawaTe County. SIS;
In the Delaware Circuit Court. septem-
V Notice tt' to absentee for appointment OF
ap Tn Waiter w. Phelps, Greetings: -.
You are hereby notified that the ABOVE
named defendant has this day Nee IN tne
office of the Clerk Of said Court ms Ger
tain complaint and petition alleging theIeSs
in, among other things. that you, tne Salo
defendant. on the first day OF January,
1918, being then resident OF the City
Of Muncie, in the County of Delaware, ana
State of Indiana, and the same being your
usual place of residence, went TO paris
Unknown and have continuously since sara
date remained absent and unheard from,
leaving property in said county without
having made any provision for IT'S ecntIo2l
or management; that by reason thereof,
said property is suffering waste for want
estate may be adiudged by said Court sub
iect to administration and an admlnlS-
traitor thereof duly appoined;. Now, theIe-
fore, you, the said Walter w; Phelps. oe-
PENDANT and absentee as aforesaid, are
hereby notified that said complaint ana
the matters therein alleged Will come up
for hearing and determination IN said
Court at the Courthouse in the City OF
Muncie, County and State aforesaid. on
Monday, the End day of January, 1873, or
as soon thereafter as such hearing can pc
Witness the Clerk and seal of said Court
at Muncie, Ind, this End day OF NoVem-
Der, 1927. PERRY W. MANSFIELD,
Clerk of the Delaware Circuit Court.
INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
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Lots for Sale
Suburban, for Sale
$50 m SRI

7 can make it possible for you to own 6.
garden soil, fenced. electricity. bus service,
city deliveries. on a good road and in q
growing community. Liberal terms Gan
The Washington times., 1927-11-24
Sir EsNE' s SON
BANK CLERK

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--Sons Of
the British aristOcracy no longer
win depend upon London bankers
to teach them finance, but will
journey to New York, new fiscal
capital OF the world. it seems.
Francis Howard, son Of Sir Esme
William Howard, ambassador to
the United States since 1924, Is first
The Washington times., 1927-11-24
Lifts Fine From Woman
Who Smashed Window

COATEsvILLE, Pa. Nov. a.
After imposing q fine OF $25 or so
days in Jail upon Mrs. David Rieb.
man. of Philadelphia, Mayor Swing
relented when the woman promised
to leave the city and not return.
She was placed on q train by an
officer.
Mrs. Riebman was arrested after
she had thrown stones through the
pIate.glass window of the store Of
her mother-in- Mrs. Solomon
Riebman. She declared she did 70
when she was denied the custody
OF her 6.year-old son, who has been
staying here with the grandmother
since his parents separated. several
months ago.
The Washington times., 1927-11-24

TO take up such schooling. He has
been an employee Of j. p. Morgan
and Company for a month. From
. o'clock to 5. and often later, ne
works with the Morgan personnel
at the offices on the corner Of
Broad and Wall Streets.
Francis is one of Sir Esme's five
sons. He was graduated from Cam.
bridge in 1926. He decided a month
ago to adopt banking as a profess
sion, and joined the Morgan staff.
Yesterday he voiced keen satisfac.
ton at being in close touch with
high finance.
The Washington times., 1927-11-24

WOMEN's AND MISSES
WINTER HATS, satfna,
felta, InetalIlcs. silks, vel.
vets. All headslGea. va
rlous eosora; were SS; @0
now. ............ -. W6
The Washington times., 1927-11-24
Girls Blouses, S1.98

Fine broadclothS mannshly tailored
from to Is
Fourth FIoOr-Lansburgh . Bro
The Washington times., 1927-11-24
Warm Bath Robes for
Tots and Girls
$1.98 and 1898

Smart little robes indeed! All Of fine Beacon cloth
attractively trimmed with braid and ribbon to match
Shawl collar styles! Sizes to is.
The Washington times., 1927-11-24

Free from dressing!
Fine pure white pillow
tubing Of = soft finished
quality. Excellent value.
Third FloOr-Iansbmrgh q Bro.
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tionally known make. cor
6x9, eS2.S0 value. ........ OGO
EA NJ L Il IS ADMINISTER
RUGS. heavy pile. Well known
brand. exS. $3.50 col OK
WiLT i;i'' aE4MIiEsS RRiTSSSs
&I.96 to So.06 values.
25xSS inches. Frlnged @S Ok
REvERSIBI.E ART CHENILLE
RIGGS, brown, green. grey, blue
ssxSo and 31x4S. We're @O OK
ISGF0RTED JUTE RUGS .,
good eOlors. @4x4S. Were OK
sS fMfiooRi;TEiD JUTERTTSs.
fringed en- q. a4x4S. e. o.
Were 31.Bo. .......... O1sAO
WOOL AND FIBER RIGS,
sxIS siEe. Were co ~
WoiEN's SHOES. breiss Ss .;. =
Ratins black Kid. brown lEid ana
ealfslxln. Formerly % e. co
70 cH srn; ii;is; SHOES. A :t9.e
and oxford styles. In patent
leather, brown calf and az
elk. Sizes ~ 10 n. JOC
CHIIDREN'S SHOES, high me-
deis. In patent, brown or white.
Button and lace styles. Or
Sizes ( to e.............. OJC
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Reduced
for Clearance

No Phone or Mail Orders,
No c. O. DIS All Sales Final
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28

lake, Astounding in millions OF bar
rels Of petroleum.
On almost the same day thar
BRINGS news OK this immense new
source OF heating fuel, comes wcro {
that thus far in 1927 of all the new
oil wells drilled in Mexico. elgne
alone are yielding a daily total on
60 900 barrels, according to a state
ment by the Mexican ministry OF in
dustry and commerce.
"The great Fort Norman OIL fielo
Is said to be capable Of answeringi
Americas total fuel and illumination 1,
requirements for many years" said
C. U. Williams, president Of the VIII
liams On-O-Matic Heating Corpora
ton of Bloomington, Ill. Added TO ,
the already great over-production OF !
fuel oil in the United States, 1t re- !,
moves all doubt as to permanent !
low-cost supply of fuel oil for the
fast-growing army Of building own
ers who are abandoning old-fashioned
fuel and heating methods. DR.. T. o.
Bosworth, the famous geologist, VINO
In the past few years bas devoted
himself to charting the oil possible
tiles of the great northern sections,
is responsible for the discovery OF TIE
Fort Norman supply. the most I'm
portane oil find of many years:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28

day Is worth s2s.47e,oa4. Every cloc I
tick OF a working Gay means $685.
The value OF time mas multiplied til
number of clocks and the bigger AMI
more important man or woman =
the more timepieces he or she ha>.
Eow the value OF time has speedeH
up is shown by the fact that in 1915
~ 500 900 workers in America pro
duced wealth to the amount OF S32. :
600 100000 Last year 5 per cent NOR
workers produced nearly $9o,o00,coo !
900. .
Making the fullest allowance To-,
difference in the value Of the dollar
there is twice as much wealth II
America to be distributed among Its
fortunate inhabitants as in 1914 an
the worker OF every class has his sect
at the table," -. -.----~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28
pu1r .ADEr pH1A-value Of time In

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of time In
the United States has increased 100
ar cent since 1914, according TO War
rer S. Hays, secretary Of the C'ocK
manufacturers Association OF Amer
"a, in an address here.
Life is worth twice as much Il
his country as 1t was before the
vorld War" said MIR Hays. There
/ re two ways Of Judging the value OF
! 'fe. One is by what q man produces
nd the other is by what he receives.
ccording to either measurement, iV-
! g is twice as desirable now in Amer
q as IL was thirteen years ago.
I'm 1918 the average workers pay,
ON messenger boy to bank presi-
'~at. was sI;.-cenths Of cent min
! re. Now the average is one and one
third cents a minute. Every working
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28

More candles for the Eskimos. re-
newed supplies of tequila. Mexico's
fiery beverage, for the poems Of our
turbulent cousin to the South. and
added comfort and economy for the
fuel users of the United States. are
the promise of Natures tremendous
oil supply. On the edge Of the Arctic
Zone. ~ea- Fort Norman on the lower
Mack nzie River, recently was drilled
the worlds most northern oil WELL
It is q great producer in a region de-
scribed as a vast subterranean oil
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28
\o0Ooo4 Ao PEAeY MsMnlAM5 SHIPS IN WscAsser AaseoeG

CHICAGO Donald Mcmillan will
take large store of candy on his
coming expedition to the Arctic. The
candy has been donated by Otto Y.
Schnering, president Of the Baby
Ruth Candy company OF Chicago.
doc Cocks famous drops"
said Commander Mcmillan, in letter
Of thanks to Mr.. Schrer!ng. seem tc
lave developed pronounced sweet
tooth among the Esk!mos. The ma
tives of the Far North are crazy for
candy. They can't get enough.
Sweets Of any kind are unknown in
their ahoI !g!nal diet candy is well
come relief from raw blubber and
whale oil. 1t is not only the children
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-05-28

who love candy but men and wom, I
too. The famous men Of the tribe. /,
The hunters, the men Of valor, tlse
patriarchs and sachems will devou /
these chocolate bars with ravenous
gusto. I am glad the candy contain.
peanuts. The goober is unknown te
Eskimcs and will prove a relishin /
to them. The men of M
ship will also enjoy this candy. They
Ike nothing better when working
hard in cold weather. A little canf' 4
lnvigorates them for their labors."
The Baby Ruth company, following
MFR. McMillan's instructions, has ship.
ped the consignment to Wiscassett
Me-, from which port the explore
vessel will sail this June. Con =
lander Mcmillan will also take along
! lot Of dcl!s for Eskimo children.
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BY ]. W. MccARDLE, Commi
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. al 1921.
NOTICE OF ABSENTEE


state OF Indiana, County Of Vigo, IS:
Josephine Utterback VS.. Ada Andrewh' So
In the Vigo Circuit Court.
To Ada Andre VS., greeting; -. A. 49,.
You arc hereby notified that the eo 9Se
Is3,ce oF the clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Vgo County state Of Ind,SnS Stb her thnss
t VSa't I've said defendant Ada Andrews has
sbsented herself from the SAID state r o. i 5n
diana for more than nVe tRls ycgnmniaint
and notice and that the SAID sSan dSs s
mas VDnanSaained absent and unheard from.
seNNt Now 'e therefore YOU are hereby NOTICED
that the said complaint and tne mes,eg
thSrein alleged will come up Tor nearing
and determination in the said ,Vigo CT or.
cult cult Court on the 18th day OF Oetoper'
Wv Witness the clerk and seal Of the sale
court at Terre Haute. Indiana this --oAy
q 9stE 0fsO0e'' FRED A. sTALNAKE;Rs; Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oct IL 81 "a 1927.
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ITWO-LINE AID DAYS COSTS ONLY $144-CALL Main $500


WE CAN sell your city property. ROLAND
M. ARENS & CO., 1101 Peoples Bank
Realtors. Lin 601O
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for the
election of officers and general business
VIII be held at tho office OF Kingan q
Coz Indianapolis, Tuesday, Nov. Is. at
A. M. M'vIE. Secretary.
THE Board OF Trustees OF the Central
State Hospital Will receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday, oct. 20, at 10 q, m,
for furnishing supplies for the month Of
file at room, lat Statehouse, from and
after Monday Oct "a. 1877,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 9l30
In the matter OF the. petition OF the City
Of North Vernon, Ind, for authority TO
issue and sell 50, 600 bonds
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana will con,
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause, in the rooms OF commission, at In
dianapolis, Ind, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Tuesday. Nov. 3. 1921. 49,. ,-, -
Public participation In this hearing is
requested by the &C commission.
PUBLIC SERVI' T. COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY ]. w. McCARDLE, Commissioner.
TndiopapOltS Ind Oct. al, 1927.
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Oct. IA. q. 20. 1927,
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Farms for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

IMPROVED;. large and small farms. Box
%, Cloverdale, Ind.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
MISS sEWELL HOSTESS
TO c. E. SOCIETY
Plans For a Party to be Made
Elect Officers Next Month

Plans For Party to be Made
Elect Officers Next Month
The Christian Endeavor society
of the First Presbyterian church
met at the home of Miss Ruth
Seiwell, president, Friday night.
New business was discussed, and
party was suggested plans for
which will be made in the near
future.
A rising vote of thanks was
given the secretary for the snappy
invitations which were sent ouy.
Officers will be elected next month
when the society meets at the
home Of Ruth Baker on fhe New
road
AT a late hour refreshments were
served
Those present We're: Miss Ruth
Baker, Miss Catherine Porteus.
Miss Helen Portus, Miss Mary
Stephenson, Miss Ruth SeiwelL
Ernest Hartley. Paul Koehler and
Jack sykes.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
COURT INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS
Miss Lucy Quinn, State
Deputy, Has Charge of
Ceremony

Installation OF officers for the
coming term was in order when
Court Hawthorne. No. 1920. Catho-
lie Daughters of America met in
Red Mems nail. Thursday night.
State Deputy Lucy Quin. assisted
b@ Miss Nan A. Keegan. were the
installing officers
The now officers who will con
dnct the affairs of the Court for
tho coming term arc: Worthy
Grand Regent Mrs. Anita Whiel
LoecD. vice grand regent. Mrs. Vie
forfa Ritter; historian. Mrs. Mar
cola NUtraf. secretary Miss Jean
Wertzbercer; treasurer. Mrs Ro-
GERS monitor Slrs Tuney; prop
erfv Mrs Muller; sentinel. Mrs.
ANN Costello: trustees Mrs. Bet.
tIns Mrs Reilly. oreanist, Mrs.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08

NAsS## ,F
Mr. AND MRS. WEIGH
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
Honor Mrs. Welch's Father and
Mother With Party

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ. WeIch'
of Main and Adams avenues. enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home Saturday night in honor OF
Mrs. WeIch's father aud mother
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charlton and
her brother Harry Charlton Jr.. oi
Stonehurst, Pa.
Singing, dancing and games were
the evenings pastimes. Mrs. A.
Karcy and John Webb received
prizes i'm the spot dance.
Mrs. John Lord one Of the guests
of the evening. was also celebfat-
ing her birthday ON the occasion.
Al late hour dointy refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
Those enjoying the affair were;
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNatt Of
Ocean City: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Charlton, Harry Charlton Jr. Of
Stonehurst. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Karey Mr..
and Mrs. Tho1as Welch. Daniel
Kline. Robert Lord. Thomas Weleh,
and Jack Webb.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
BIBLE CLASS FETEO
First Presbyterian Women Enter
tanned at Mrs. William Gordan's
Home.

Home.
The Onward Bible Glass of the
First Presbyterian church met at
the home of the president, Mrs.
William Gordon, n Fourth street,
Thursday night. The occasion was
also the celebration of Mrs.
Gordon's birthday She was pre-
sented with a beautiful bridge
lamp shade from the class mem
bers
During the business session a
motion was passed to send plants
to the following persons who are
in: Mrs. Russell Shaw, Mrs. Lewis
Thompson. Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Ernest Hartley, Job Risley and MI.
Neighbour.
Singing Of the class song THE
Old Rugged Cross" was feature
Of the evening. Dainty refresh
ments were enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held,
Thursday, March at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Davis of Chester
avenue.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
Personal Gossip of Interest
To Folks on The Mainland

hospitality We're Mrs. a. J AbbOJt
and daughter, Miss lean Abbott OF
Mays LANDING. Mrs. Charles Walk
er and son, Charles, Of OoeanviIle,
and Mrs. Ernest Birch.
1,h pi-la- ,., to.a ,l ,r tba
7.,o,. of bis dangbt.r A.ts rIigs
hott. ,t.5ho1dt Cbosto e...r,a
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~ me- ~ ,hon. No ohi,jron ~
,bofr bone ON chester avenue
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The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08

Mrs. Susan Price, OF n. Third
street, spent Wednesday with Mrs
Norrie Leeds. Of y Main street
Raymond Adams. of NJ First
street, a pupil III the seventh grade
at Woodland avenue school i5 Is-
ported seriously i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. F c. Leeds. Of N
Main street, and daughter, Beth
were Egg Harbor visitoSs. Sunday
Charles Turner, Of Madison ave
nue., is confined 10 his home with
cold.
Mrs. E. Murphy. Of N First
street, was greatly surprised to re-
ceive u weekend visit from her
brother. Samuel Eidingar of Brook
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Conoyer
and children, of f. Walnut avenue,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Conover in Venice
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W Helfrich Jr~
Of s. Chester avenue, entertained
Harold Knapp, of Richmond Hill,
New York. for the weekend
Miss Catherine Lenz, Of 22 East
Floran avenue, spent The weekend
with her aunt Mrs William Fl
Teas in Tacony
Frenk Blackman. Of n Main St
w. A. Blackman and Frank Black
man OF Atlantic City, motored to
Bridgeton Thursday and called on
Calvin L. Blackman
Mrs Albert Pierce Of n Frank
lin avenue, entertained d number
OF guests at dinner al her home on
"Wednesday. Those enjoying heI
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
COUNCIL VISITS
Visit ocean City Council AS 1t
lnstaLs Officers.


Members of Sterling Council No
o.. D. of A, attended the public
installation of officers of Ocean
City council No. 10 held in Red
Mems ham Ocean Ciey, Thursday
night After The installation which
was in charge of state deputy
Florence Gilbert, dancing and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Those who motored from Pleas
antyille Included Mrs. Mary
Painter Mrs abigail Lee. Mrs.
Bessie Lake. Mrs. Minnie Wolfe.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Mary Hum
melt Mrs. Laura Marshall Mrs.
E.hel Daueherty, Mrs Idella Hos
bach Mrs Helen liosbach Mrs.
Ella MaGan Mrs. Carrie Adams.
Mrs Nola Hackney, Mrs Elizabeth
Hill Mrs Emma Sbarrock, Mrs.
Nellie Feuimore. and Mrs. Mildred
Lake and Miss Mason.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
PLANS CALIFORNIA TRIP

Mrs. Nellie May Hackett, daHsa-
ter of Mrs. H. W. IngersolI, OF ~
s. Main street is taking ali extend
ed trip to California with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Elton
Risley, of Ventnor. The party is
going by way of the Panama canal
returning by rail Many points OF
interest will be- visited during the
trip. The party will stop al FloriGa
TO visit relatives. Thty are expected
home again early in May.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
tain1len'
CARD CLUB MEETS.

The King and Queen card club
net this week at the nome OF Mr.
and Mrs. John c Hill, Of Linden
avenue. \ very enjoyable evening
was spent in card playing dancing
and musical selections nthe piano.
AT a late hour dainty refreshments
were servde. 1t was decided the
next meeting viii be held at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Luderitz, Lin
den avenue.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
CAT CLUB ENTERTAINED
Women Honor Birthday Of Mrs,
Maria De Liza, Hostess.

The local Cat club was delight
fully entertained Thmsosy at the
home of Mrs. Maria De La, Pacific
avenue. Atlantic city The oceas
ion was in honor Of Mrs De Las
birthday She received many good
wishes and gifts from her friends
Sewing aud music We're the past
times with q delicious spaghetti
dinner served by the hostess.
The club viii be entertained next
Wednesday ii the home Of Mr.
Oswu Miller GIlmmerc5 rlace.
Atlantic City
Mrs u Ilaa guests iHcindet
Mr. George v. Mack Mrs Harry
LEM. Mrs Harry E}a4s, Mrs.
Fran6 ehaman. Mrs oa.in Miller
Mra. Daniel Stewart
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
FIR RATFRNAL. NEWS
AND CLUB EVENTS
SOCIAL
PLANNED BY LODGE
Camp 9. p. o. A. Meets in Junior
Order Hall-AnniVersary
March 10.

Plans for a valentine social were
discussed whtn Camp 8, p O. A.
met in Junior Mecnanic's hall, Fri
day night The social will be held
this Friday night in the hall. All
members are urged to attend
Plans for the anniversary supper
TO be given. March 10 were also
The committee appointed
on refreshments was Mrs. Annette
Wheeler, Mrs, Ethel Hickman, Mrs.
Gertrude Gaunt. Mrs. Mary Perkins.
Mrs. Mary Ware and Mrs. Esther
Deyendorf The chairady of the
entertainment committee will be,
Mrs. Anna Eekman. a pleasant
social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
Enjoys QUILTING PARTY.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Wes-
ley M. E. Church enjoyed an allday
quilting party Thursday in the So
cial room of the church. A busi-
ness. session was held at O'CLOCK
with Mrs. w c. Sullivan presiding.
Luncheon was served at the noon
hour. The next meeting will be
held Thursday, March 3.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
SON ARRIVES

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Morrison.
of Oakland avenue. are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
son, January 81 in the Atlantic City
hospital. Both mother and ba6F
are doing nicely Mrs. Morrison is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Guy
Shappell. of Oakland avenue
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
SORORITY MEETS

The Sorority of the Micanopy
held it's weekly meeting at the
home of Miss Irene Brown on Feb.
A. On February 11th instead of the
weekly meeting the members will
attend the dance.
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
iNDiAnOLA CLUB rs
MRS. <LiNF'S GUESTS
Women Plan 10 Adopt New Ey
Laws al Meeting.

WCnen Tlah 10 Nh"Pt ~ " 'y
Laws AT Meeting.
Mrs. May Kline delightfully."- en
tertained members of the Indianola
Club at her home on South Fourth
street, Friday night. Laura Weeks,
presided over the business, assisted
by viee-president. Zelda Hambleton
and secretary Lulu Grimm.
Matters of interest were discuss
ed. A motion was passed to adopt
new bylaws. The attendance prize
won by Mrs. Carrie Stauffer, was
donated by Mrs. Martha Collins.
Dainty refreshments We're served.
The next meeting win be held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Horton,
W. Brighton avenue, Friday, Feb. Is.
w. w. CLUB MEETS.
Miss Ella Hommel entertained
The w. w. Club at her home Friday
evening. Games were played and
later in the evening refreshments
were served. Those present were
Miss Gertrude Moilet, Dorothy
Freck, Ncsta Tressider, Eleanor
-Grikey, Anna Helms. Lillian Kellar.
Francis Gordon, Elizabeth Bradley.
Edith Guenther. Edith Kisby, Mary
Leeeh and Doris Sykes
The Pleasantville press., 1927-02-08
PLAN Hal SOCIAL

The Entire Nous Club Of Mount
Pleasant Church will conduct a
spring hat social in the recreation
room OF the hail Thursday night