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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-05
EnteTtui71S
i'm Honor of
Bride-ELect

RFISS DEANE RUSS, 3O15
N1 N. Pennsylvania ST., was
hostess this afternoon for a 1
o'clock luncheon bridge at the
Meridian Hills Country Club in
honor of Miss Lucille Rogers. whose
marriage to James c.. RELY will take
place May 16.
Appointments in the brides
chosen colors of pink and blue were
used on the luncheon table where
there was a large centerpiece of
pink sWeetpeas, delphinium and
daisies. The nut cups were in rose
shape with bits of blue on them
and the place cards and tallies also
carried out the color scheme. The
gifts we're presented to Miss Rogers
in a large pink umbrella decorated
with blue ribbons.
Covers we're laid for: Mrs. Charles
O. Rogers, Mrs. Louis Thomas. Mrs.
Harold Palm and Misses Isabel
Broom, Helen Coffey. Julia Patton,
Grace Thomas, Miss Rogers and
Miss Russ.
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French Lick WIZ
Be Mecca During
Derby Ac5jUjtjeS

BV 7jW NFcci0i
LEENC1 LICK SPRINGS. Ind,
May 5-Indianapolis and other
Indiana cities viii be we'll repre-
sented in the social activities in
Cidout to the running Of the Ken
lucky Derby at Churchill Downs,
May 10, two weeks from today.
Here during that time will be quar-
tered many owners Of horses en-
tered in the greatest OF all racing
classics. The Derby ball at French
Lick Springs is one Of the events
Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Carter, In
dianapOlis, have come for their
senni-annual visit here. Mrs. F. c..
Fishback, Indianapolis, is here for
2 rest. One Of the Indianapolis
parties includes Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
CarIin their daughter, Marjorie
Fisher, and Mrs. Albert ROsenthal
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon, Wash
ington, .. c., have arrived. Mrs
Lyon is c sister of Mrs. Carlin and
MIS-. Rosenthal. Their brother
Bernie Kirschbaun, of Indianapolis,
arrived Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. Jesse Mossler, In
dianapclis. will come next week for
their regular visit. He is secretary
of the Indiana State Golf Associa-
ton. and will make arrangements
for the State tournament in August
at the French Lick Upper course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd S. Meyer, In
dianapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
A. Meyer, indianapolis, spent sew
eraI days here after driving from
Florida, where they spent the
winter. Mrs. M. S. Block, Indian
apolis, is here with friends.
Other indianapolis arrivals are
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Showalter, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Wedderspoon, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Y. Brewster, MI. and
Mrs. George Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Simon.
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Speakers
Music fO1"
Convention

& PEAKERS and musicians
I'D are announced for the elev-
enth annual convention Of the
National Association Of Altrusa
Clubs to be held here May II, 10 and
10, celebrating the tenth anniyer-
Sary of the organization.
Mrs. Demarchus G. Brown, lee
turer, recently returned from a
world trip, who is an honorary
member of the Indianapolis Altrusa
Club, will be the speaker for the
formal banquet to be held Saturday
night, May 10, at the closing affair
of the convention. The banquet will
be held at the Riley room Of the
Claypocl. Mrs. Borwn's subject will
be "a Song of India Mrs. Mar
garet r. Turner, Lexington, KY ma
tional president, will preside. Past
presidents of the national aSsocia-
ton will be honor guests.
George Kadel, tenor will sing a
group of songs, and music during
the dinner hour will be by Miss
Lucille Springer, cellist a member
of the club, and Pasquale Montani,
Herman Arndt and an assisting or
Chestra.
Breakfast on May 10
Saturday morning, May 10, the
convention delegates and guests will
be entertained with a breakfast at
the Columbia Club. Miss Helen
Clayton, a past president of the
Indianapolis club will preside Honor
guests will be those who attended
the first convention Of the national
organization, held in indianapolis
| ten years ago,
The Christ Church boys choir will
sing and program of spring dances
will be given by pupils Of Mrs.
In the afternoon visitors will be
taken for a drive through the city.
Election of national officers will be
on Saturday. Polls will be open
from 10 a. m. to ? p. m. at con-
vention headquarters in the Clay
pool
Luncheon at Club
Prof. Howard f.. Jensen will be
! the speaker for the luncheon Fri
day noon at the Indianapolis Attn
letic club. His subject will be
Women in the New Society" Mrs.
James H. Lowry will sing a group
Of songs and a musical program
will be given during the luncheon
! by the WinkenhOfer trio.
The opening session of the con-
vention will be Friday morning. The
Rev. F. S. c. Wicks will give the
invocation. Mrs Turner will make
the presidents address and Miss
Eunice Johnson, president of the
Indianapolis Club, will make her
address of welcome. Mrs. Emma
Fox. Detroit, Mich, national parlia-
mentarian, will speak, and there
will be a report of the national
song book committee by the chair
man, Mrs. Frances Norton Crume.
Grand Rapids Mich.
For the dinner Friday night, at
Hotel Lincoln, the Indiana clubs,
with the exception Of the Indian
apolis group, which is hostess for
the convention, will be hoStesses.
The State flower, tulip tree BIOS
som, will be given as favors. There
will be severa stunts by the Indi-
ana clubs ana a musical program
under direction of Mrs. Ruth DeVin.
There will be quartet and trio num-
bers and solos by Fred Howell Nor
ris and Mildred Schmedel.
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MINI PrOceSSi01l

The annual May procession Of
girls CT st. Johns Academy viii be
held at the church Sunday at 9
a. n. Twenty two banners will be
carried. Numbers to be sung by
the high school girls are Christ the
King" Come, Gather Round the
Altar I'VE Come, Dearest Mother"
and Sweet the Moments"
Nine members of the orchestra,
Helen Conner, organist, Marie Pet
it, saXophono; Catherine Dugan,
ccrnet; Lillian Beck, Vivian Mulhall,
Ruth Glass. Dorothy Howard. Mary
Conner and Helen Carson, violinists,
will accompany the singers, and will
play Angels of Love- as a COM
munion hymn.
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ALnhn Chi 10 LnStnN

The Beta Beta alumlae chapter
of Alpha Chi Omega will install
officers at the noon breakfast meet
ing next Saturday at the home Of
Mrs. l.. q. Wild, 1856 N. Delaware
st. Assisting hosteSses will be
Mesdames james NJ. ogden, W. w.
McBeth Scoby Cunningham c. w.
Wilson, J. G Tooin, Eugene Pursel
and Miss Virginia Curtis.
Following the business meeting
will be musical program given by
Mrs Howard Barnham and Miss
Harriet Barnum OF De Paw Uni
versity, and Mrs. Cle1e Fix Of the
local alumnae.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
FRIDAY

4
Mrs. George w. Budd and Mrs.
Kate Gender will be hostesses for
the meeting of the Friday After
noon Reading Club. Mrs. F. A.
Line will talk on The Great Path
finder Of Canada"
The Irvington Catholic Woman's
Study Club will meet with Mrs. A.
J. Ullrich, 1922 Lowell Ave. Miss
Beatrice Geddes will talk on
Books"
The Women's Round Table Club
will observe guest day.
The Cedars Of Lebanon will meet
with Mrs. Walter Hoover, 68 Ken
more Rd.
Mothers of members of the Friday
Afternoon Literary Club will be
guests at the meeting with Mrs.
Walter C. Stevens, 9O6 n. oxford
st.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Carl +. Walk, 1875 N
Meridian St, will entertain the Cath
crime Merrill Club.
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Club Is Scene
of PAM Hellenic
Spring Luncheon

Covers were laid for thirty mem
bers of the Indiana Pan Hellenic
Association today at the annual
spring luncheon at the Columbia
Club. Mrs. L. ]. Pierce, West La
fayette, State president, presided.
Election of officers was scheduled
for the meeting. Miss Helen CofTey
gave several Whistling numbers.
Miss Elizabeth Madison sang.
Delegates from Bedford, Ft.
Wayne and Lafayette attended as
well as Indianapolis sorority wom-
en-. Sororities represented includ-
ed: Alpha Gamma Delta Delta
Delta Delta, Alpha Delta Pi. Alpha
Chi Omego, Alpha Omicorn Pi, zeta
Tau Alpha, Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Alpha Delta Theta.
Spring flowers decorated the
luncheon table.
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Spring Guest Dan

The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will have its spring guest party at
the South Grove CLUB house We'd
negday. Responses will be on
Spring" The local council report
will be given by Mrs. W., r. Bur-
cham. DR.. c. T. Gibbs will talk on
odd kentucky Home and Mrs. r.
L. Davidson Will sing. Eugene and
Mary Catherine Kerr will give a
reading.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Ray
Robertson. c. H. TrOtter, Homer
Trotter, R. F.. Nichols and 3. F.
EntWhistle.
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Monday the home of
MI and Mrs Gavin L. Payne Mrs Fritz Renhard was Miss Ada
Payne Mrs Remshardt will
i Hebron,
Daughery Martha Oliver before her
marriage Saturday Oliver only attendant
Lieut. and Mrs Dauher at home ct the Oliver cottage
they will where Lieut. Daughry will be
stationed
Alice before her
which took the home of her Mr. and
c Dusing Weshhams will live here.
Saturday BaCker the
and home SO N
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THO Federation DeIeqQtes

The Helen Hunt Club Of Cam
bridge City will have two members
at the General Federation Club
meeting in San Antonio, Texas, in
June, Mrs. E. o, Paul, who will rep
resent the club and Mrs. Robert
Hicks who will be delegate at large
from the sixth district.
The club met Monday with Mrs.
Foss. Mrs, Feenster who attended
the district federation meeting, gave
report and Miss Mary Overlook
talked. Miss Conklin and Miss
Blanche Boyd were also on the pro-
gram.
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RrOlCniBd SOcietY

The Indianapolis Browning So
cicty viii observe Robert Browning Is
birthday with an open meeting al
Cropsey auditorium. indianapolis
Public Library, Monday, at 8 p. m
DR.. John S. Harrison will speak
on "The Greek Spirit in Brown
ing" Edward La Shelle will sing
Prowninw selections, accompanied
by Miss Helen Shepard. Guest are
inVitpd.
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2. T. a. to Elect

The Parent Teacher Association
of James Whitcomb Riley School
No. 43 will hold its last meeting of
the year Wednesday at 2:3O p. m
at the building, $50 w. Fortieth St
Walter H. Montgomery will speak
On "Hand-Woven Coyerlets" and
exhibit a collection Of rare covers
Preceding his talk at $40, the club
will hold a business meeting anc
annual election of officers.
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Members of the senior class at
st. Mary's academy we're guests of
the junior class at dinner in the
academy dining room followed by
O theater party at English's, Thurs
day night Appointments were III
orchid and green the class colors.
The Rev Richard Betz was an
honor guest.
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Tenor to Assist

Charles Vale, tenor, will be the
assisting artist for the program by
the Marott Trio at the hotel Sun
day at 2:30 p. m. The numbers fol-
low:
lbj "Menuett' ................ Almeyda
(a) "Largo" New World Symphony
.................... Dvorak-Kreisler
'b) NEGRO DANCE DANCE ,c;,.i::.....C. c. White
''Non-e-ver" (Tis Not True) ..... Mattel
Charles Vale.
* ,6dIso ,;''''.. ..'.''s'.... ndnQei
w bOulIec '......s.ss.. ddHuel
Trio.
Song OF INDIA. ...... .Rimsky- Korsakof
Consuelo Couchman Rettig.
(a) "The White Dawn Is Stealing.
ID "Faarr on / Hear lovers FIiute'' 80
(c) "The Moon Drops Low Cadman
Charles Vale.
selection s.s.s..,..:s.,,.. VICTOR HERBERT
Trio.
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AlDbn Phi Circle

The Alpha Phi Alumnae Circle
will be entertained next Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. 3. B. Mcdonald,
119 w. Forty Fourth ST., when cleo
ton of officers will take place. AS
sisting the hostess will be Mrs. J.
w. Cauble. Mrs. Horace Townsend
and Miss Amy Glendenning.
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A. T. 0. Mothers

The last meeting of the Alpha
Tau Omega Mothers Club of But
Ter for the year will be held Mon
day at 1890 p. m. at the chapter
house, 80 S. Downey Ave, in the
form of a covered dish luncheon.
Reports of officers and chairmen OF
standing committees will be followed
by election of officers.
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SerUice Star Legi0n

Hamilton Berry chapter, Service
Star Legion, will meet Tuesday at
$50 p. m. at the Chamber Of Com
merce. A meeting of the directors
board will precede the general meet
ing. Plans for Memorial Day will
be completed and reports OF COM
mittees given.
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ATTEND THOMSON
FEEDING IN MISSOURI

Henry c. Thomson and Mrs VIII
liam E. Van Landingham and son.
Cornelius. 1885 Central Ave are I'D
Marshall, Mo, to attend the Wedding
today Of Mr.. Thoms0n's sen, Alex
andor Thomson, and Miss Jessie
Louise Smith. daughter OF rEr. end
LIrs. C. NJ. Smith, which viii take
place at the home CT the brides
parents in Marshall. After q we'd
ding trip to the Bermudas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomson viii be at home ir
Indianapolis at $40 Z. Thirty
Sixth St.
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MdennerchOr Porty

The Ladies Society of the Iaen-
nerchor will hold a card party Fri
day with Mrs. Henry Langsenkanp
and Miss Lille Langsenkamp as
hostesses. The spring guest party
of the Ladies of the NIaennerchor
will be held Thursday, May q.
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Deans EnQdQed

The engagement Of Miss Ernest
inc Cookson, dean of women at
Earlham College, and Prof. Clyde
Miner, Earlham, dean of men, has
ben announced. Professor Miner
is on leave of absence an" IS tour
ing Europe. Miss Cooksto. will sail
in June and the marriage will take
place at ZWolle. Holland.
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MONDAY

Mrs. ]. II. Chenoweth, 81 N.
Hawthorne Lane, will be hostess for
the Sesame Club. Miss Laura Rey-
noolds will talk On Music Of Spain"
The Irvington Woman's Club will
meet with Mrs. Charles A. Harris,
1855 University Ave. Mrs. B. J.
Terrell will talk on The Person
alities of L. Adams Beck"
Mrs. H. o. Carmen will be
hostess for the luncheon Of the
Vincent C. L. S. &. Club at her
summer home, Nire.y-Third st.
and Charlottesville Rd.
Robert j. Alley, president OF But
Ter University, wilh talk onN' Some
Present Day Problems in Educa-
ton" before the indianapolis Lit
erary Club at the D. a. r. house.
TUESDAY
Mrs. Frace Linn Sandy, 1894
Sutherland Ave, will be hostess for
the Independent Social Club.
The Hoosier Tourist Club will
meet with Mrs. F. e. Hart, 1888
Central Ave. Mrs. Hiram Pearcc
will talk on Manchester" Mrs. j.
E. Andrews on Lancashire Life and
Character" and Mrs. Harry Forte
on Stately Homes Of England"
Mrs. E. C. Rubush, $50 E. Forty
Sixth St., will be hostess for the
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club.
Mrs. B. w. Heaton viii talk on
winter Books I Have Enjoyed,
and Mrs. w. D. HOSlIins On The
Lure Of the Book Title"
The Proctor Club will have a
mothers day program at the meet
ing with Mrs. Walter Kuhn, 4103 N.
Illinois st. Mrs. E. M Ferris will
talk on Our Liberty and the Moral
Law"
Mrs. jeanette Todd will entertain
the Amicitia Club with Mrs. w. H.
Blodgett as assistant.
Mrs. Jennie JefTries, 1929 Univer-
sity Ave, will entertain the Irving
ton Tuesday Club when Mrs. E.
Conner will review Millays THE
Kings Henchman," and Mrs. Will
liam B. Farmer will review Iris
tram" (Robi1iSon).
Mrs. Robert G. Winslow will talk
on Outstanding Negroes in Cultu
raj Fields" at the meeting of the
Fortnightly Literary Club at the
Propylaeum.
Mrs. c. E. Hill, 266 S. Audubon
Rd., will entertain the Irvington
Chautauqua Club. MrssPeter Nc
Even will give the program.
The Century Club will hear James
I. Inflow at the meeting at the D.
"A. R. chapter house.
The Inter Ala Club will meet
with Mrs. c. w. Bruenger, E. Forty
Second st. Mrs Robert Workman
will talk on Art in the Middle
Ages" and Mrs Fred Fitchey on
Medieval Cathdrals'
WEDNESDAY
zetathea Club will observe cor
responding members day with a
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Walker, 2238 Broadway. Friendship
will be the subject for responses.
The Minerva Club will observe
Mothers and Daughters day.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will have a guest party at the South
Grove Club house.
THURSDAY
The Indianapolis Current Events
Club will elect officers at the meet
ing with Mrs. P. G. Lumley, 25l6
College Ave, Mrs. Walter w Wise
will talk on Our Club and It's
Possibilities" Mrs. Emma Peet is
assisting hostess.
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SORORITY MEETINGS

Delta Kappa will meet at the
Sphinx Arms, Sunday at p. m.
The business meeting of zeta
Delta zeta will be held Monday
evening with Miss Anna Mootz,
1853 Ashland Ave.
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State Luncheon

Plans were completed by the
Kappa Delta Alumnae Association
at q meeting Friday night at the
Chamber of Commerce for the an
nual State luncheon Of the sorority,
to be held next Saturday at the
Columbia Club.
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d. II. ANriLiary

The Delta Epsilon Alumni auXil-
iary will hold its monthly luncheon
Monday at 1915 D. N. at the Board
of Trade. Mrs. Joseph R. Eaub is
the hostess.
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Student HOnOTed

Miss Ruth Mary Johnston, Ken
dallville. is one Of thirty-flve girls
at the University Of Illinois pledged
to Torch, junior women's honorary
society.
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The Childrens' Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside will hold its monthly
business meeting at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day at the Fletcher American Ma
tional Bank Bldg.
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Miss Theresa Strebel will enter
tain members Of the Alpha Tau
zeta Sorority, this evening with a
dinner party. Decorations will be
carried out in the sorority colors,
yellow and gold. Those present will
be:
Misses Eleanor Roembke, Josephine
Schmitt, Alma Kirk, Marie Spitznagel.
Josephine Kirk, Mary McGinty and Esther
Trimpe.
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R7incO. Euch1.e

The Thursday Afternoon Club
will have a bunco and euchre party
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall Ham
ilton Ave. and E. Washington st.
Milford chronicle., 1928-03-23
Redden

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lawson and
children of New Castle were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jester and
little daughter Pearl were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Pritchett on
Monday last.
Mr., and Mrs. Rufus Rust were
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
Their Rust of near Bridgeville.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Veasey entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Donovan and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, of near here, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wilson of near
Overlook. Refreshments were SER
we'd. And on Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. ]. Dutton and Mrs. Belle
Dutton and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Webb and little son Otis.
Mrs. Frank Westervelt who under
went a serious operation in the JEFF
ferson Hospital, Philadelphia, we are
glad. to state has been able to re-
turn home, but is still confined to
her bed.
Our pastor, Rev. j. Frank Willis,
preached his last sermon on last
Sunday, before attending confer
ence. He has been invited to return
for another year.
On Thursday Robert Veasey pur-
chased pair of fine young mules.
Edward West of Marcus Hook
Spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Rust.
Sunday school next Sunday NOR
ming at 10 o'clock. Everyone invited.
Albert Bristow, superintendent.
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PleasantvilIe

Miss Gertrude Williams spen,
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West sDept
Sunday with their son, Everett
West and family.
Mrs. Jennie Richards who has
been spending the winter months in
Salisbury with her son, has return
ed home.
The young son of Mr.. JONES of
Sandy Landing, met with Il accident
a few nights ago when "a horse
whcih he was riding fell on him.
James Lynch of Philadelphia with
his wife and son Russell spent Sun
day with E. H. Lynch and family.
Laban Murray and wife visited
Edward Murray and family near
Bayard on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Townsend of Wyom-
ing spent sometime with her daugh-
ter and family the past week, Mrs.
Elijah Lynch.
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Careys

Miss Florence Jones and Joseph
inc Hundley spent the weekend in
Pennington as guests of Rev. and
Mrs. James O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green MumfOrd and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James Num-
ford and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Mumford and child,
Mr.. and Mrs. Linford Mitchell and
child and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Birmingham and family spent Sun
day with P. ]. Mumford and fam
lily.
Sunday was the last preaching
Sunday before Conference, but we
are hoping for our pastor to return
for another year.
Mrs. S. E. Layton is on the sick
list.
Many from here attended the
extra preaching service at West
Woods on Sunday evening.
Miss Ida and Barnard Layton
spent a part of last week in Will
mington.
Alton Moore is employed at Dover
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Belts and
son Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S.
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Church Hill
(Near Milford

The monthly meeting of the P. T..
A. was held last Friday evening with
the president presiding and an in
teresting program was carried out,
which opened with singing my
Bonnie" which was followed by 1e-
citing the Lords Prayer in concert.
Delegates to attend the annual con-
vention were elected as follows Miss
Lizzie Woodruff as delegate and the
alternates were Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Hill.
The secretary made report of the
business as attended to, and the
meeting then proceeded to re-elect
officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. H. R. Moore;
vice president, Mrs. Pearl Steven
son; secretary, Miss Lizzie Wood
ruff; treasurer, Mrs. George Scott.
Church Hill also met with the re-
quirements of the State P. 7. A. in
favor of their officers.
H. R. Moore made a brief talk on
the topic for the month, and then
the program on recreation under
charge of Willard Robbins was car
ried out. Spring Song was rendered
by the school. The Story of The
Dutch by the first grade. Dialogue,
The Secret, by Ellen Pierson and
Dorothy Bowen, and Willard Rob
bins, Harold Masten, William Town
send Recitation, Pussy Cat, by F.
Pierson. Recitation, The Wind, by
Willard Griffith. Song by Thomas
Boggs and Grace Stevenson, When
Robin Comes to Town. Recitation,
The Night Wind, by Tom Parvis.
Paul Revere's Ride. by Edna Mas
ten. Recitation, Wild Geese, by Jesse
Schuyler.
Refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake were served and the
meeting adjourned until April goth,
when a cordial invitation is extend
ed to the visitors present and their
friends to be present to help the
good cause along.