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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-20
TudOrH
AIun1nae to
Give Dance

The holiday season at the Wood
stock Club will open Wednesday
evening, when alumnae of Tudor
Hall will entertain with their an
nual dance. Miss Frances Reed is
chairman of the committee.
A group of young girls will enter
fair. The hoStesseS are; Misses Anne
with a black and white dance which
they expect to make an annual af-
fair. TIL ehostesses are: Misses Anne
Ayres, Evelyn Chambers, Helen
Danner, Dorothy Johnston, Frances
Holiday, Josephine lockwood, Sybil
Stafford, Lillian Van Camp, Melissa
Wadley and Frances Wales.
Cortland Martindale will be hon.
ored with a dance Friday evening
at which Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Martindale will be hosts.
Activities will be resumed again
after Christmas day when Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lemcke entertain Mon
day evening with dance for their
daughter, Miss Cornelia. Dec. 20
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton will
give a dance for their daughter, Miss
Frances, home from Smith College.
Dec. 80 Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Coleman will entertain with dance
in honor of their grandson, Coleman
Atkins, home from school at And
over, Mass, for the holidays.
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Annual Party to
Children GUen
at Film TheaterS

The annual potato and apple
matinees held for children il neigh
borhood theaters by the indorsers OF
photoplays were held this afternoon
Tie admission for eacE child was ar
apple or potato, which is given tc
charitable organizations for needy
families.
At the st. Clair Theater at p. m
Mrs. Thomas Denlmerly, Mrs. Theo-
dore Wagner, Mrs. John Titus, Mrs
Fred L. Pettijohn, Mrs. j. G. Sher-
man and Mrs. E. L. Burnett acted
as hostesses. At the Tuxedo Theatel
at l p. m. the hoStesses we're Mrs
Harry Mcdonald, Mrs. j. w. Vestal
Mrs. j. H. Tomlinson and Mrs. Ed
BodenSieck.
Mrs. H. G. Bertrand Is genera,
chairman of the neighborhood the
aters committee with Mrs. Nc
Donald subchairman for the east
Mrs. G. r. Kempf for the south ano
Mrs. Claude Power for the west.
At l p. m. Wednesday at the Riley
theater the hoSteSses will be Mrs
Dudley w. Ward, Mrs. Oakley White
and Mrs. Harry French.
The same kind of a party will bt
held at the Oriental theater at :
p. m. Wednesday. The Girl Reserves
of School 81 will usher and Miss
Dorothy Stewart will provide music
HostesSes are: MeSdames Anna
Ruddeck, Louis Hem, Theodore
Harder, Alvin Elberecht, F. Hoss.
man, A. Wisehart and H. Schultz.
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NEW OFFICERS

LEBANON
Past Chiefs Club--PreSident, Mrs Maggie
Fletcher; ecretary-treasurer. Mrs. Mary
Carr; assistant secretary treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Overleese.
WINDFALIs
N. s. C. Club-President, Mrs. Amour
Burgan: vice president. Mrs. Don Smyser;
secretary. Mrs. Grant Mitchell: treasurer.
Mrs. incl Weber,: reporter. Mrs. Bruce
UNION CITY
Ladies Aid of Presbyterian Church
President. Miss Susan Kerr: first vice
president. Mrs. Charles Proctor; second
vice president. Mrs. Fallhaber; secretary.
Mrs. George Hindsley; assistant secretary.
Mrs. r. P. Bothast: treasurer. Mrs. Elmer
Kerr.
Ladies of the G. A. R.-President. Mrs.
Harriette Fischer; vice president; ,, Minn m
ley. secretary. Anna Layne; treasurer,
Louise Johnson;. chaplain. Mary Symnles:
patriotic instructor. Mary Elite Baker: con-
ductor, Amelia Laurimore; assistant con-
ductor Mona Schlemmer; quad. Rebbeca
Ellis: assistant guard, Louise Layne: reg
istar, Bell Peyton.
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Lille VI. Jones,
Ralph H. Lynch
Wed at Church

Miss Lille M. Jones, daughter of
Mrs. Dottie M. Jones, 400 N. Euclid
Ave, and Ralph r. Lynch were
married Monday afternoon at Holy
Innocents Episcopal Church with
Rev. William Burrows officiating.
Mrs. James Crewes was matron of
honor, and Miss Mary Lou and Miss
Dorothy Wilkinson, Bloomington,
cousins of the bride, were brides
maids. Miss Glenna Mae Jones,
niece of the bride, was flower girl.
The bride, given in marriage by
her oldest brother, Harry r. Jones,
wore white georgette with tulle veil
arranged with orange blossoms. The
ushers we're James Noblitt and Theo-
dore Jones. James Crewes was best
man.
A reception at the parish house
for 100 guests followed the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch left on
a wedding trip to Chicao. They will
be at home at SLAB E. Washington
ST., after Jan. /.
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BEAUTY
HOW and w HY
WATCH NIGHT LIGHT
ON YOUR MAKEUP
BY ANN ALYSIS


We have stressed the necessity OF
accentuating your particular type
of complexion by using powders and
rouges which emphasize your color
ing. The blonde should wear deli
cate tints of powder and rouge.
For the brunette, boldneSs in color
dark powders and vivid rouges. AL
ways exercise care as to the lip stick
Don't let the painting be too obvi-
GUS. Some girls have mouths that
look like wounds. All this for day.
time wear.
For night time. we must consider
the effect that yello Wight rays have
on color. You know that a white
dress may appear yellow at night,
and a heliotrope may become rose.
Also, you have witnessed the effect
Of a change in the spotlight on the
colored dresses on the stage.
In the same way, lights have an
effect of changing the appearance OF
makeup. And the colors that were
just right for afternoon. are dulled
or so changed that the effect is
startling, when the rays of light fall
on the face.
Rouges containing a great deal OF
yellow, such as the orange or tang
crime type, should not be worn at
night because the light rays deepen
the yellow tone, giving a fantastic
effect. Sole rose colors are better.
However, it Is always possible tc
tone down the rouge you wear by
using powder over it.
Study this matter for yourself
by lighAng the lamp over your dres-
ser and working out the proper
color blend.
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For the woman who desires some
thing different and smart. The sep
arate vestee of contrasting fabric is
a delightful new idea of Paris. De-
sign No. 1886 makes an excellent
travel, business or dress for general
daytime wear. Novelty wooden, silk
twill, crepe satin, fiat silk crepe,
printed sheer velvet and angora
jersey are smart suggestions. Pat
tern can be had in sizes Is, 18 years,
So, SO, 40, -, A and As inches bust
measure. Only Us yards of 40-inch
material with p yard Of 36-inch
n
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above cupon, including Is
cents (coin preferredD, and mailing
it to the Pattern Department OF
The Times. Delivery is made In
about week
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Clubs AcNUe
With Parties
of Yuletide

The Christmas luncheon and
party of the Expression Club was
held today at the South Side Y. w.
G. A. The luncheon was served In
the green dining room, where the
table decorations were bowls OF
poinsettias and red tapers in crystal
holders with red shades. The place
cards we're handpainted Santa
Clauses. Mrs. o. M. Richardson,
Mrs. Glenethel Thrush and Mrs.
Ned Clay were in charge Of the
luncheon to which Mrs. Roy Har-
rison Graves brought Christmas
greetings.
A program was presented in the
parlors of the Y. w. G. A, where
a large decorated Christmas tree
held gifts for each member. A play,
1.-THE Christmas Guest" by Con-
stance Mackaye, was re-arrGrged
by Mrs. Wayne Reddick and pre-
sented by Mrs, Reddick, Mrs. John
r. Craig, Mrs. Vincent b. Binager.
and Mrs. Victor Hintze. Mrs. Hintze
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Craig.
Each member also brought a gift
for the children at the Riley Hos
pital.
Mrs. c. G. Spurrier, Ass N. Penn
sylvania ST., was hostess for the
Christmas luncheon of the HoOsicr
Tourist Club today. During the
luncheon Miss Helen Harrison,
harpist, played and also accom-
panied group of young girls who
sang Christmas carols.
The guests we're seated at tables
decorated with holly and small
Christmas trees and lighted with
red tapers. Officers of the club and
guests were seated at one long table
with members at smaller tables.
Mrs. Frank Robinson talked on
1.-TWO Hoosiers in England" telling
of her trip there last summer.
Mrs. w. H. Biddlecombe, 3136
Northwestern Ave-, will entertain
the Minerva Club with a Christmas
party Wednesday afternoon. Holt
day cOlOrS will be used in the APP
pointments and there will be spe-
cial Christmas music. Mrs. e. s.
| Cummings will read a paper on
"Stories Of Famous Paintings"
Mrs. William w. Stanley, 3615
College Ave-, entertained members
of the Multum in Parvo Literary
Club with a Christmas luncheon
this afternoon. The table center
piece was of poinsettias and ever
greens and red and green tapers
gave the light. The place cards and
favors, as well as decorations
throughout the home, we're in keep
ing with the holiday season. Mrs.
w. F. Holmes read a paper on
Christmas" and Mrs. w. David
Morton read Christmas poems. Each
member responded to roll call with
a Christmas quotation.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Richter, 838 Greer ST., was the
scene of a Christmas party Monday
evening given by members of the II
Jamalie Club for the husbands Of
members, the Murat Chanters.
The rooms were decorated through
out with holly and Christmas lights
and a program was given by Mrs.
Donald Tooley, soloiSt, accompanied
by Mrs. w. T. Bunch. Gifts for each
one present were arranged around
the Christmas tree and were pre-
sented by Mr.. Richter, who acted as
Santa Claus. Those in charge of
the affair included Mrs. c. Richter,
Mrs. Harry Peckmann, Mrs. A. E.
Wilson, Mrs. Robert Price, Mrs. Jack
Rhoades and Mrs E. S. Harrison.
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.CityBOdieS
Shoe Spirit
ofChristnaS

A number of women's clubs and
welfare organizations have arranged
to help needy families and children
in hospitals and nurseries during
this week before Christmas.
The Artemus Club will give its
annual Christmas party for children
of the day nursery Wednesday aft
ernoon. Each child will receive
candy, fruits and nuts. Red and
green will be the colors used for
decorations. The club will present
the nursery with the usual Christ.
mas box in which will be a gift for
each child.
The following pupils of Nine. Thee
HeweS will present program of
dancing: Maxine Lambert, Mar
garet Caldwell and Betty lean,
Paula, Dorothy Claire and Mary
Elizabeth, Jr. KarStadt.
Mrs. Herman DiSher has charge
Of the Christmas box and Mrs. w.
A. Hamilton and Mrs. Fred Kondel
sponsor the party.
The Daughters of Isabella will en-
terrain with party at the Catholic
Community Center this evening at
which gifts and canned goods will
be given for needy families. Miss
Amelia Vanier has arranged a play
Christmas Eve at Crawford's."
A large decorated Christmas tree
with $50 toys were given to Miss
Margaret Bloor, head of the social
service department OF the city hos
pital following the Chris mas party
Of the Woman's Rotary Club Mon
day night. The tree and toys were
used at the Christmas party for
children at the hospital this after
noon.
The Alpha chapter Of Alpha Omi-
cron Alpha sorority entertained with
Christmas party this afternoon
for the children of DR.. E. G. Win
ters' clinic at the Mayer Chapel.
The party was in charge of
Mesdames
J; e, mueller j. p. Sentney
H. A. Baker Carl WYATT
2. z. Kuhlman Charles Smith
Arthur Philips Herbert league
l.. .. carroll Hershell Haynes
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Tan Theta Beta
Members to Be
Guests at Party

Miss Aileen Gersghty, 1921 Birch
wood Ave, will entertain with a
Christmas party Wednesday I've
ming for members of the Tau Theta
Beta Sorority. The home will be
decorated in keeping with the
Christmas season. Dinner will be
followed by a bridge party. Miss
Geraghty will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. James Geraghty.
Members of the sorority will make
up baskets for distribution to the
poor.
Misses
Olga Boehm Marietta OBrien
Elizabeth McDermott Ann Reardon
Mildred Gallagher Louise Lawson
Florence Maloy Madeline Cornet
Mary Sweeney Ruth Duffy
Catherine Sweeney Marie Hutton
Ethel Bevan Loretta Guedelhoefer
Jane Foltz Margaret MartiS
Lucille Gulette
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Indiana Society
of Mayf1ower
Meets Tonight

A guest night meeting Of the So
ciety of Mayfiower Descendants in
the State Of Indiana will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Smith, 2910 College Ave-, tonight.
The program announced by Mrs.
D. w. Gillespie, 843 N. Meridian St.,
governor of the society, includes
moving pictures of recent gather
ing Of the membership by Walker
Winslow; a talk on a recent trip
abroad by Joseph A. Minturn, and
musical numbers by Miss Rosemary
Smith.
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MRS. WAITER GREGORY
HAS LUNCHEON BRTDGE

Mrs. Walter Gregory, 1852 Park
Ave, entertained with luncheon
bridge this afternoon for Members
Of the APPOINT Club. Luncheon was
served at small tables, each one OF
which held a tiny lighted Christmas
tree. The rooms were arranged with
Christmas greenery and lighted red
tapers, and the appointments and
favorS were carried out in Santa
Claus design. A large decorated
tree held gifts, which were ex-
changed by members.
The guests were:
Mesdames
+. M. Bauer A. M. Fodrea
Hanna Stuckmeyef Edward Korn
Frank Sourbier Fred Naegele
Otto Schulz Ernest Eberhart
Walter Holtz William G. Kaiser
William Winning
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Weddina limitations Ont

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton U. Brown for
the marriage of their daughters
Miss Jessica Merrill to Floyd Ralph
Mannon, and Miss Julia Anterior to
David William Konold Saturday,
Jan. z at p. m. at the Downey
Avenue Christian Church. A recep-
ton at the Brown home, 5O87 E
Washington ST., will follow the
ceremony.
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Personals

Cadet Arthur Meehan of West
Point Military Academy will come
Friday to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mrs. j. F. Mayer, 1857 S. West St.,
left today for Philadelphia, Pa, to
spend the holidays with her son.
Harvey c. Mayer, a student in the
Zimmerman Medical College and
Hospital.
Mrs. E. S. McRoberts, Chicago, is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Lair, $3.50 Dinner Ave.
Dr.. McRoberts will come for Christ
mas.
Miss Katherine E. Quig of Pitts
burgh, Pa, will come to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Har-
~ Quig, and sister, Miss Helen
Quig, 2438 Bellefontaine st.
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PnrtN For initiates

The Alpha Chapter Of Omega MI
Tau Sorority will entertain with a
Christmas party at the home of Miss
Ann Ernsting, 112 Woodlawn,
Wednesday, in honor of Misses
Elizabeth Carpenter, katherine
Dugan, Thelma Gels and Evelyn
Thompson, who we're recently initi-
ated. Miss Ernsting will be assisted
by her sister, Miss Norma Ernsting.
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Genera Club

The Marion County Geneva Club
held its Christmas party at the
home of Grace Crone, 1926 S.
Pershing Ave, Friday evening. The
house was decorated in Christmas
colors with a large tree. Those
present we're Mrs. Charles Lizenby,
the Misses, Anna Carson, Margaret
Black, Alice Lawson, Elizabeth
Evans, Eleanor ThomS, Pauline
Johnson, Helen Huff, Hilda Blank,
Helen Brewer, Ruth Ormsby, Thel-
ma Kinnaman, and Myrtle Gummel;
Charles Lizenby, Waldo Ross, George
Gisler, Leonard Duncan, Charles
Pearson, James Williams, Robert
Harrison, E. Ritter, Forest Barnes,
Orange Jones. Howard Blank and
Howard Anderson.
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Piano to InfrnanrM

Members of the Welfare Club pre-
sented piano as a Christmas gift
to the Marion County infirmary
Monday. Mrs. E. G. Wacker ano
Mrs. William Bartlett irapersonated
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus at the
party and entertainment. Each per-
son feceiYed small gift and candy
and tobacco were distributed.
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Life:S NicetieS
Hints on Etiquct

1. Is it good form to use a per-
sons name often, when in CONVEX
sation with him, as Eyes, Mr.. B."
mo, Mr.. b.?
2. What does it indicate?
3. When is it permissible to men,
ton his name rarely?
The Answers
1. Yes.
2. Proper rearing, good breeding.
3. When you know each other in
timately.
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MISS CARTER HOSTESS
FOR ALTRUSA PARTIES

Miss Charlotte Carter, 1923 E
Thirtieth ST.. will entertain mem
bers of the Altrusa Club with seven
tables of bridge Wednesday evening
and seven tables Of bunco Thursday
evening. The decorations, favorS
and ices will be in keeping with the
holiday season. carrying out color
scheme of red and green.
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Buuer for AItmnn's

Mrs. Mary M. McConlogue, for
merly Mary Williams of Richmond,
who has been connected with B.
Altman g. Co. at New York for ten
years, has been promoted to Euro
pean buyer for the cloak depart
ment.
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Seuentieth Anniuersnru

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Pickett,
Winchester, celebrated their seven
tieth wedding anniversary Sunday.
At the reception for friends and
relatives. each guest recited verse
from the Bible instead of bringing
gifts of flowers.
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Letters From Too Vices
for Izoenty Years Tell
of Happiness and SorY0z0
BY MARTHA LEE

T WO letters have today, alike, and yet so
different They do from girls whose first adven
in the realms of perpex and bewider them
heirs is no simple problem of flaming youth of etiquette
o propriety These come from who have lived and
MONDAY lives have found problem The letters
ere alike in that each Of the writers looks back upon twenty
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Miss Frances Thorpe. 1929 Fair
field Ave, will entertain the Fort
nightly Bridge Club this evening in
honor of Miss Margaret Lois Ora
ham, whose marriage to Robert
Armer will take place in January.
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SIGMA EPSILON HAS.
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Miss Viola Hermsen and Mrs. F.
j. Moore entertained members and
pledges of the Sigma Epsilon soror-
ity with a Christmas party Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Moore
2046 Park Ave. The house was dec
GRATED with poinsettias and holly
and there was Christmas tree with
gifts for each guest. Members
played bridge during the evening.
The guests were:
Misses
Florence. Donovan Martha Mae Simpson
margaret Kern Hazel Hughes
Sue Shafer Mary Miller
Mildred Harris Katherine Foster
Margaret higgins Mary Regula
Norris DoIlins Josephine higgins
Katherine Dawson
MeSdameS
Roy Hotz Robert ]. Ittenbach
v. KerShaw C. Shadday
Bruce Graham Mildred owen
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader ad-
judged Of sufficient merit TO be printed
daily. except Friday. when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times. Prizes will Re mailed to, Winners
Write on one side OF sheet only. Only
one recipe each week viii be accepted
from one person
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Mince Pie

Three pounds of raisinS stoned
and chopped, three pounds of cur
rants, three pounds of sugar, three
pounds of suet chopped very fine,
six large apples grated, one ounce of
cinnamon, two nutmegs, three LEM
ons and rinds grated, also enough
fruit juice of any kind to moisten,
MRS. HAZEL POPE.
$3.50 Ferguson st.
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MT Sauce

Macaroni is delicious II served
with tomato sauce to which gen.
erous amount of chopped nuts has
been added.
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And among the many others which are
Vandie's to behold,
There is one which has a frame and
clasp entirely made of gold,
He's enamored of the spectacle and lin
gers on and on,
Till the very latest shopper in the store
has come and gone,
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1t presents an opportunity to stand in
admiration
And indulge his greatest hobby which is
lady observation;
And today he's first attracted to q
stunning bag of suede
With frame that has an ornament Of
marcaSite and Jade
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There are others very like it with
difference or two
That is easily discernible to clever Van
de View;
Here's crystal, for example, on the
side and on the frame
Of another pretty pounch that is essen
TALLY the same.
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st. Aqnes Charitv Bal

DD' 1AJI6Oo NIVOVT DOU DWVV
ST. Agnes Academy alumnae will
give their annual charity ball Dec.
90 at the Marott. Miss Aileen Shea
is chairman, assisted by
Mesdames
Clifford Miller e. B. Leppert
Charles Hockensmith
Misses
Margaret Barlow Margaret Mary Knue
Viola Barrett Mary Gertrude Manlt
Dorothy Clune Eileen O'Connor
Dorothy Boyle Edna Rink
Mary Fennell Mildred Saffeu
Mary Catherine Coulter
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WeLlesIeu Luncheon

The Indiana Wellesley Club viii
give a luncheon Dec. % at the CO.
lumbia Club in honor Of the Welles-
ley students who are home from col
lege, Mrs. G. B. Taylor. club ,presi-
dent, has announced. Honor guests
will ha.
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= DiSinfected Telepkone

The mouthpiece of the telephone
should be disinfected each day by
wiping with some strong disinfect-
ant such as carbolic acid water.
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Welded Fifth Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Manning,
Richmond, will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary Thurs
day at their home with family
dinner and reception.
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Mrs. x. Y. says that she has an
Indifferent husband and wants to
know if she can learn bookkeeping
at home. There are many CORE
spondence schools which offer such
courses. Why not get in touch with
the School Of Commerce at Indiana
University, Bloomington.
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II Troubled Green Eyes will send
her address I have a message for
her which may help her.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
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