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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
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LIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Grantham, D. M.
1ngle, William Antrim, Gertrude Han
sen, c. d. Clapp, Glenn Roether, Mrs.
A. Bohn, Ernest Bohn and Mrs. A.
Kambitsch were business visitors in
Douglas the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Swaner, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Rix of Mascot, attended the
Light dance Saturday evening.
S. H. Spain spent the weekend at
home.
Mrs. Frank Hitch has sold her
ranch to Stark Bros
Mr. and Mrs. John Eisenhart at
tended the wedding of Rev. H. G.
Duckett and Mrs. Alexander at FL
dorado last week.
A. Bean, Miss Thelma Bean and
John Kelly have returned from Cali
fornia They are on an evangelistic
tour and have held several services in
this neighborhood, Mr.. Bean sold his
property east of Light to the man
ager of Rancho Manzanita.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Price have been
taking medical treatment from DR.,
McNeir at Pearce and are reported
improving.
Mrs Mabel Conroy visited at home
Saturday evening.
Charles Boice spent the weekend
at the West Wells ranch.
Miss BERTHE Collins and Miss Squires
of Pearce, attended the dance here
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhart, A
Bean and John Kelly were Pearce
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Sanders and Ben San
ders spent the weekend at their
home in Turkey creek.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
G
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Webb : Whitewater

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haner are the
parents of another daughter born Feb
"a at the Calumet hospital in Douglas.
Mr.. Haner and children visited them
Sunday.
Mabel Magill has returned from
Bisbee and spent the weekend at her
home in Whitewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Merchant, Mr..
and Mrs Magill, Mrs. P. w. Nelson,
Mrs. E. d. Harris we're business Wis
itors in Douglas Friday.
Mrs. Lee Cade spent several days
with friends in Douglas Mr.. Cade
coming to his. home to spend the
weekend.
Miss Olga Holm spent the weekend
with friends in Douglas.
The ladies of the Webb Mothers
club spent three days at the school
house making quilt which will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
dance to be given March 8.
John Skinner, proprietor of the Co
chise hotel, was in Webb Saturday
looking over his property.
Lee Jovanovich of Bisbee, was q
business visitor at Webb Saturday.
Isaac, the infant son of Mrs. Eta
Pointer, is seriously i'll with pneu-
nonia The child was taken to Doug
las Friday night where they are stay
ing with Mrs. Pointers sister, Mrs
Mabel White. 80 's
The Camp Fire Girls gave a pleas
int entertainment at the WhiteWatei
school Saturday night, presenting q
play, followed by refreshments.
Charles Gardner is employed on the
north end of the north and south
highway and spent the weekend al
his home in Webb.
i W. G.. Rogers of Rucker, has sole
his ranch and purchased the ranch d
Fred Meyers in Whitewater. Mr.
Rogers and sons will go into the sheer
raising business.
Mrs. p Andrews entertained guest!
from Bisbee Sunday.
Stephen E. Jewell, who sustained ar
injury to mis- eye about 10 days ago
is too ill to go to Douglas this WeeF
for treatment. He is confined to hi!
bed and typhoid is very much feared
The month of February was bac
| one for the Webb school as about 81
per cent of the pupils have been ou
of school with measles or mumps
The perfect attendants for the month
we're Thelma Gardner, Maybelle OIL
son, Morris Giles and Julia OLSON.
The George R. DiIlman place al
Whitewater was recently purchased by
Ramon Comancho of Bisbee. HI;
brother is on the place at present and
will with his sen play the violin anc
guitar at the dance at the church
house.
Mrs. w. B. Williams and brother
Ray Higgins, returned from Mesa
Monday. They report Mrs. Sarah Hig-
gins, formerly of Webb, as being quite
| iii.
Harry Pulliam made a trip to Doug
las nesday with a load OF
chickens
Mrs. Woods of Gleeson, was in Webt
Wednesday visiting her daughters, Mrs
Herschel Jewell and Mrs. Harry Pull
| liam
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

by Mrs. Duckett and they were dinner
guests of Mrs. B. F. Smith. 1t was
announced that services would be held
March A..
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Hatley, F. D.
Harris and Ernest Henry were visitors
in Wilcox Wednesday, returning home
by way of Dos Cabezas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dunno, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mech and Pink Murray
made trip to the mountains on
horseback Thursday.
Mrs. John Cloudt and Mrs. Pearl
Thomson motored to Tombstone Sat-
urday when Mrs. Thomason received
her decree Of divorce
Howard Capell went to Douglas to
bring out Mrs. Jack Craig and son to
join Mr. Craig, who is employed at
Rancho .Manzanita. They will occupy
the cottage recently completed near
the hotel.
Joseph McGhee took his son to
Douglas Satul day to consult a physi-
clan regarding trouble with his ear.
w. L. HaUley and family and Mrs.
Bernice Chamberlain went to the val
ley Saturday, when Mrs. Chamberlain
was the guest of relatives and the
Hatleys were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Cloudt. They attended a
dance in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sanders and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Trainer were
Douglas visitors Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Trainer has as her house guests
her sister, Mrs William McKeawn and
two daughters, of Lowell, who arrived
Thursday.
Glenn Roether was a business Wis
itor here Friday from his home in the
valley.
j. w. Sanders has been employed
this week cutting poles for the new
telephone line.
Ben Erickson was a caller here
Saturday returning to Douglas in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Smith has been quite i'll
with influenza for the past week.
William Sanders, Henry Smith, Wal
ter Hatley, w. D. Knott and Robert
Sanders attended the telephone meet
ing at Light Monday night. New
officers were elected and all telephone
business discussed and agreed upon.
All those interested in the line will
meet Thursday to overhaul the entire
line and put it in first-class order.
II was decided to move the switch
board to the home of D. Edwards,
who will be the operator. The line
will be connected with the Mountain
States at Pearce.
Callers at Sunglow Thursday were
Mrs. C. Kennedy, William Price, N. A.
Igo and Charles Hudson.
James and William McKeoWn OF
Lowell, spent Sunday in the noun
tains.
A party from Douglas spent Sunday
at the ranger station, including Mr.
and Mrs c. F. McCord and daughter,
Emmett Powers, Mrs. G. B. Double
cay and daughter, Mrs. Sam Richard
son and son. They were accompanied
to the dance at Light by F. D. Harris
and Miles Choate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Packard were
Sunday guests at the resort hotel
from their home in Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

per bon bon dish and copper book
ends Miss Agnes Mahoney, who
formerly taught in the Douglas
grammar school, has accepted the
position made vacant by the resig-
nation of Miss Elizabeth Squires
and will make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Murphy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

Doc Snyder, Douglas; S. H. Spain,
Light; E. B. Seller, Denver.
Mrs. E. Bellah. Miss Anna Bellah
and Miss Mary Klopher visited Mrs.
E. L. Kidwell in Douglas Saturday.
F.. E. Bishop, Catholic missionary
from Chicago, was visitor here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Ryan are visit
ing at the John Gleeson home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04

/ Monday evening Mrs A Y Smith
Iaccompanied them as far as Tucson,
where Monday before the Women IS
club under the auspices of the Art
club she gave a very interesting
talk. her subject being Develop
ment Of Love Of Art in Communi-
ties. She also displayed a num-
ber of her canvases TO a good sized
audience. Mrs. Smith is acting
chairman of the southern division
of the Arizona Federation and At
filiated club.
MI. and Mrs. William Harper Of
Elfrida, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Harpers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Gallagher.
The following Pearcites attended
1.-THE dance at Light Saturday eve
ming: Gordon and Evan OLSON,
Walter and Ruth Mckinney, Mar
vim Sullivan, Henry Williams, Miss
Elizabeth Squires and Miss Birdie
Ceilings.
Evan Olson spent the weekend
as guest of Ruth and Walter Nc
Kinney on a ranch near Court
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bouck and
daughter spent Sunday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Bryant
Mrs. Dan Huddy had as her
guests Sunday her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Allen
Of Central Camp.
The next meeting of the Women
League of Women Voters will be
held at the home Of Mrs. r. B
i've department. will be discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sparks were
Douglas visitors Wednesday.
Pearce visitors on Thursday were
Harold Brasfield, Cochise; B. M
Benson; Adam Dodd, Black Dia
mons; Bob Meers, Stronghold, e
D j. Metler, Stronghold.
$, Royal and Theodore English spen
!. Monday in Douglas.
: Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley, Mis-
:. Birdie Ceilings and Miss Elizabetl
n Squires motored to Douglas Monda.
: afternoon where Miss Squires tool
) the train for her home in Kearney
o Neb She resigned her position il
! the high school on account of tn
o illness of her mother. Mis-
9 Squirea hast taught in the hig]
school for two years and in thi
9 time made many friends in Pearc
= and vicinity who regretted YER
= : much that she had to leave for he
i home.
y Mrs. H. Wheeler and family VIII
I are at their Stronghold home, wer
! in Pearce Tuesday.
= Mrs. Helen Brown Keeling, coun
lily school superintendent, stoppe,
in Pearce for short time Tuesday
Rev. H. C. Duckett, of Piner.
: canyon, was a Pearce visitor Tues
! day.
Services were held at the Cath
Ollie church Monday evening AM
! Tuesday morning by the Rev. A
II Castellano, Of Tombstone.
q Mr. and Mrs T. B. Ewing AM
i Mrs Tom Sparks motored TO Court
5 land Monday.
,, Mrs J. f. Gallagher is spendin
a few days with her daughter
Mrs William Harper, near Elirida
II G. e. Luthy, of Miami, is her
d under the care of Dr.. c. A. Nc
i Neir and Isl @5aylng at the Palac
hotel.
j. John Gallagher and William Har
S per motored to the county sea
y Tuesday attending to some busines
e matters and then went to thei
: mine in the Swisshelms-
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Renaud mo
) tored to the Smelter City Wednes
5 day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing am
! Mr. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley went t,
Wilcox WedneSday evening to at
u tend the picture show.
: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kadoli, 0
: New Braunsfeld, Texas, are spend
S ing a week as guests of ]. w
Maus. Mr.. and Mrs. Kadoli hav,
:. been in Deming for some time
s where Mr.. Kadoli is taking medica
: treatment
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-04
UNION HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

UNION HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The program given gy students
Friday afternoon in honor of Wash
ington's birthday was a great sue
cess. The grammar school attend
ed, and other guests were Mrs.
George Fleetham, Mrs. Chas. Nc
Kinney, of Courtland and A. Y.
Smith.
The following program was rem
dered:
Piano solo, Kathryn Klopfer;
Lincolns Gettysburg address, Evan
Olson; Gang Song, sung to the
tune ut Amt Coma Rain No
More" words by Gerald McGinnis
and played on the piano by Fred
Fleetham. The boys represented ne
groes, and this stunt was much
enjoyed by all; A reading, Mary
Klopfer; Reading entitled eff,
Walter Mckinney; Piano solo, Ruth
Mckinney; Minuet danced by
Frances and Marie Saenz who were
dressed as George and Martha
Washington; Reading on Lincoln
Helen Duarte; Original Jingle writ
ten by Gerald McGinnis and read
ing on Washington. Marvin Sulli-
van; Miss, Elizabeth Squires and
Miss Anne Marie Stevens gave Il
duet as the closing number, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Birdie
Ceilings.
A party was given Friday night
by one of the school societies to
the other. During the first OF the
evening e.Inco was played and
prizes were won by Miss Modeata
Gutierrez and Ernest Morris for
highest score. Other games and
dancing were enjoyed the remainder
of the evening.
The school regretted very much
the resignation of their science
teacher, Miss Elizabeth S0uires,
" no was much beloved by all her
pupils. AS a farewell gift they pre-
sented her with beautiful cop-J
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
DECATUR HOLDS
FRATERNAL DAY
Celebration Part of Home
Week. Il
BIZ Times SnecinI

BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, Sept. 17-Sever-
al local and State officials of lodges
and fraternal organizations partici-
pated in the "Fraternal Day" cele-
bration last week at Decatur, Ind,
as part of the Old Home Week
sponsored by civic committees.
Fred Atwood, indianapolis, MINI,
supreme prelate of the knights Of
Pythias, was the principal speaker.
Atwood, who is blind, may return to
Indiana for the grand lodge conven-
ton in Indianapolis Oct. 1-3, 1t is
said. Dolph E. Farr, Edinburg,
chancellor, and Carl r. Mitchell, In
dianapolis, grand keeper Of records
and seals, also were guests Of honor.
James E. Ford spoke in the eve
ming in front of Moose Hall. Drill
team exhibitions we're given after
the speeches.
Those in charge of the night par
ade we're: Paul Graham, American
Legion; G. E. Peterson, Shrine;
Ferd Major, Odd Fellows; Ed.
Berry, knights of Pythias; Daniel
M Niblack, knights of Columbus;
Roy Mumma, Lions; Martin Mylott,
Rotary; Matthias Briener, RediNen;
DR.. G. F. Eichhorn, Elks; and
Charles Heare, Moose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
TIP. 4, CLOSES
STATE Farley
TWo-Day Session Held at
Local Offices,
John H. Frank

The Travellers Protective Asso-
citation closed its State meeting
Saturday after two days of bust
ness sessions. John c. Gierhart,
Anderson, president, presided.
Others attending we're S. M. Pet
tijohn, Muncie, State director;
John S. Peterson, Decatur, State
director; Frank Esshon, Hammond,
State director; w. D. Middleton,
Marion, State director; o. F. Sauer,
New Albany, State director; Thorn
as S. Gutelius, Indianapolis, chair
man of the board; G. A. Tucker,
indianapolis, past president; Dan
Dunn, Indianapolis, past president;
M. L. Osborne, Indianapolis, past
president of post B; George Oexner,
Indianapolis, past president of post
B; E. A. Wood, Indianapolis, past
secretary of post B; and Charles
M. link, Indianapolis State secre-
tary.
All day sessions were held at the
T. P. A. Home. 1925 N. Pennsyl-
vania st., and delegates were enter
tanned Friday night at the home
Of Gutelius, 1928 Park Ave, with a
dinner and smoker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Your Page

Indianapolis lodges are open
ing their winter programs of
activity. Oh1cers are returning
from their vacations. New fea-
lures are being planned to en-
terrain and benefit members.
Do you know what your lodge
is doing. now? Do you know
what their plans are for fall
and winter?
The answer is easy. Just
read The indianapolis Times
Fraternal Page Monday.
Every story is about local
and State lodges and fraternal
orders. You read about your
brothers; you see what your
own lodge is doing, and you
see their future plans.
State secretaries and local
lodge officers indc-se The
Times Fraternal Page, and they
send in news of their activi-
ties each week.
Many lodges have appointed
publicity managers who CO.
operate with the Fraternal
Editor in publishing news of
their lodge.
This is your page, Mr.. Mem
Der, and is written for you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Gavin NAMED
K, OF C. HEAD;
HOME BOOSTED
100000 Fund Sought for
Boys Institution at
Terre Haute.

James E. Gavin was elected grand
knight of the knights Of Columbus
at the annual election at the last
meeting.
other officers: William Schnor
deputy grand knight; John A
Royce, chancellor; John Minta
treasurer; Fred c. Strack, record
ing secretary; @. j. Beidelman
warden; Peter j. Hickey, inside
guard; william Moran and Russell
Woods, outside guards; Edward P
Brennan, advocate, and James E
Deery, trustee.
Although no opposition ticket
was placed in the field, contests
we're started on the floor in several
instances when nominations we're
presented without previous notice.
Seek 100000 Home
The meeting developed into a
booster session for the Gibault
Home for Boys at Terre Haute,
with the speech of the Rev. Father
Paul Deery, Bloomington, Ind, in
behalf of the campaign for $780,
900 fund for the maintenance of
the home.
Under the plan, the American
Central Life Insurance Company
will give 500 to the home after
five years on every $1,000 policy
written by the K. Of G. The, plan
was Endorsed by the State council,
and the local council will cooperate.
Gavin was elected by acclama-
ton. Schnorr won over George
Bischoff, regular ticket nominee,
after he was nominated by Harry
Calland.
Royce was elected without OPP
position. Minta was elected treas
urer over Joseph Section, regular
ticket nominee. The rest of the
regular ticket was named without
opposition.
Initiation Tonight
George Rice, chairman of the
visiting committee, rendered his
resignation after a years work.
The council adopted a resolution
of appreciation for his remark
able work" The resignation was
accompanied with five recommend
ations for the organization Of the
visiting committee for the coming
year.
With the election over, knights
will turn their attention to the
first degree exemplification tonight
for twenty-five candidates. The
initiation is preparatory to the
exempliflcation of the major de-
grees this fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
MlHNORy

j. Albert Smith, 2218 N. Meridian
ST., is showing a slight improve
ment after several weeks illness, &C
cording to the report of George Rice,
chairman of the knights of Colum-
bus visiting committee. j. Sender
mann, Jasper, Ind, is a patient in
st. Vincent's hospital, and Judge
Ed Dietz, 1877 Nakemeyer ST., is'con-
fined to his home with stroke of
paralysis.
Brookside Lodge of Odd Fellows
will hold rally meeting Sept. 26
under the direction of Clarence
Brown, secretary.
Founders Chapter of the Amer
lean War Mothers will meet from
to 4 p. m. Tuesday in the Assem-
bly, room of the Meyer Kiser Bank,
according to Mrs c. G. Kirk, presi-
dent. This - &c the first session
in the new meetinJ place.
Queen Esther auxiliary members
are requested to meet at 2 p. m
Tuesday on the fifth floor of the
New York store to register for a
benefit to be given by the order. A
free beauty lecture will be given.
The Capitol Rebekah lodge No
839 meets at 8 Monday night in l.
o. o. F. hall at Hamilton and E.
Washington SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Pwhian Grand Officers
Reports Are Announced
Material in Pamphlet Will
Go Before
Farley.
Henry S. Bailey

Advance reports of grand lodge
convention of the grand lodge of
officers for the sixtieth annual
the knights Of Pythias was re-
leased for publication today by
Carl r. Mitchell, grand keeper Of
records and seals.
Material in the eighty-four page
pamphlet will be acted on during
the convention in Indianapolis Oct.
1-3.
One of the most important parts
is the proposal to amend the grand
statutes to admit Pythian Sisters
and their children to the K. of P.
Home, at Lafayette, Ind.
If the amendment is passed, a
law will be proposed to create an
annual tax of so cents per capita
on Pythian Sisters for maintenance
Of the Home.
It also will be provided to have
Pythian Sister representatives on
the Home board Of directors.
Many other sections Of the grand
statutes will be revised to COIN
eide with the changes made at the
supreme lodge convention held re-
Gently. In most cases the changes
are minor and pertain to specific
duties Of officers in various
branches.
The advance report also contains
the report of Dolph E. FAIR, Edin-
burg, Ind, grand chancellor Of
Indiana, and reports Of other
grand officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Charlottesville Man Chosen
President of 0rgani-
cation.

Officers were named to head the
Staate organization Of the Patriotic
Order Sons of America at the In
diana convention here.
Officers are: William H. Nc
Neeley, Charlottesville, president;
Q. N. Clifton, indianapolis, vice
president; Earle Wilkinson, Craw-
louisville, master of forms; Samuel
D. SymnneS, Charlottesville, sec
rotary: E. o. Dickey, Indianapolis,
treasurer; Arthur Dunnick, IN
dianapolis, conductor; Frank Ellis,
Charlottesville, inspector; Ernest
Dummick, indianapolis, guard; J. F.
Mapes, Glenwood, trustee; the Rev.
Dale Bennett, Indianapolis, chap
lain; and E. A. Rice, Charlottesville,
assistant secretary.
The band from the Charlottesville
camp was made official musical Or
ganization of the state group after
a concert during the convention.
Indianapolis was designated as the
1929 meeting place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
MAPLE CAMP
TO INITIATE 20
Modern Woodmen Lodge to
Hold Ceremonies.

Degree team of Maple Camp OF
the Modern Woodmen of America
under the leadership of Charles E
Forey, captain, will initiate twenty
candidates Thursday night, &C
cording to M. T. Wright, district
deputy.
The newly organized orchestra
and trio will entertain. Refresh
ments will be served, and Wright
promises a surprise feature for the
evening. The orchestra is composed
of E. r. like, Ellis Dunn, Robert
Clutter and Edward Davis. The
trio is Harry Senour, George @.
Brown and Dunn. All Modern
Woodnen are invited.
Marion Camp degree team will
hold the annual election of officers
Thursday night at the home Of
Harry E. Argus, 1924 N. Gale st.
They also will plan the fall program
and the winter euchre parties, the
first of which will be held Oct. 9.
A bowling league among the nine
Marion County Woodmen camps is
being planned. John w. Sproule is
chairman of the committee. The
first meeting Of representatives will
be held Sept. Is at the M. w. A
Hall, 322 E. N. York St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
HIGH MASONS
Meet TUESDAY
100 HooSiers in Atlantic
City for Supreme Council.

Supreme council of thirty third
degree Scottish Rite masons will
convene in Atlantic City, N. j.,
Tuesday for a three-day session
with about 100 representatives at
tending. One party left Indian
apolis Sunday afternoon in two
special Pullmans and another
group from northern Indiana de-
parted from FIT. Wayne.
DR.. Gaylor M. Leslie, FIT. Wayne,
Indiana deputy, headed the delega-
ton. Winfield T. Durbin, Anderson,
an active member of the supreme
council, also went with the group.
There are lis thirty-third degree
Masons in Indiana at the present
time. The degree is not obtainable
by petition but by election through
the supreme council for meritorious
work in the organization. DR.. Leslie
is commander -in-chief of the Indi-
ana Council of Deliberation which
is composed of active and honorary
members from consistories in Indi-
annapolis, FIT. Wayne and Evansville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
North Park Eastern Star Holds
Reception.

L. The thirteenth anniversary Of the
founding of the North Park Chapter
Of the Eastern Star was celebrated
with a reception of grand officers
and patrons.
Those in the receiving line were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Sears,
Danville; Mrs Blanche Riggett
and Mrs. Philip Zoercher, Indian
apoliS, grand officers Of Indiana;
and past matrons and patrons and
chapter members of North Park.
Mrs. James Campbell was chair
man Of decorations and Mrs. Rob-
ert Owens, chairman of refresh
nents. Mrs. Allie Allen, past
naatron, gave a history of the chap
ter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
BOSTONIANS COMING
PythianS Prepare to Greet
Boosters Club.

The Boston (Mass0 Pythian Pill
grimage Boosters Club will be well
coined in Indianapolis Sept. "a by
local K. of P. and D. o. K. K. mem
bers, according to Harry South,
chairman in charge.
The automobile caravan of East
ern members will be met on the
National Rd. east of Indianapolis
and will be escorted to Castle Hall,
230 E. Ohio St., at 2:3O p. m. The
Joint meeting will be held that
night.