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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-29
Autumn Starts
Social ActiUity
at French Lick

By Times Special
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind,
Sept. 29.-Autumn activity at
French Lick is spirited with the end
of September and approach of Oc-
tober. Arrivals for the fall season
are coming from all parts Of the
world, including London and Liver
pool, England. T. F. Winmill, Liv-
erpool, and H. Thatcher, London,
have been spending q vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart
have returned to French Lick for
the fall season after summer at
Hyannisport, Mass. They stopped
at indianapolis for a few days on
the return trip west.
Mrs. Goldie Roseberry and Miss
Elspeth Sutherland, Kokomo, have
been guests Of the French Lick
Springs Hotel, as have Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil H. Palmer, Kokomo. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Hess, Richmond, have
been enjoying visit to the springs.
e. H. Gates, banker, Richmond, has
been spending his annual fall vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace o. Lee, Ia
dianapoliS, are among the Indian
6 7olis persons who attended the
convention here of the Great Lakes
division, National Electric Light As
ISOLATION.
L. B. Andrews and Glen Van
Auken Indianapolis, have been
spending some days at the Springs.
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Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their
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Dinner VIII
Be Season S
First EUent

The Woman's Rotary club will
open the club year with dinner
Wednesday evening at the Propy-
laeum. Mrs. Marie M. Bowen, pres.
ident, will preside. Assisting host
esses are Mesdames Mary S. Carey
Margaret Bloor Redding, Louis
Burckhardt, Emma Colbert, Glenn
ems Vonnegut, Kate Miner Rab0,
DR.. Lillian Mueller and Miss Mar
garet Ship.
Arrangements for the dinner are
in charge of Mrs. Walter R. Mayer,
chairman of the entertainment conf
mittee, and her assistants. Miss
Eva Reynolds, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, announces that
Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell, who
has been studying voice in Europe
this summer, will give program fol-
lowing dinner. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Lucille Row Furee.
Past presidents of the organiza-
ton and officers and directors viii
be seated at the presidents table.
Responses will be given by past
presidents.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made with Miss Jessie Boyce,
recording secretary.
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Chooses Officers

Miss Marguerite Johnson was
elected president of the Sigma Phi
Gamma sorority at the annual cleo
ton Of officers held at the Columbia
Club. Other officers are: Vice
president, Miss Mary WEIGH; secre-
tary, Miss Mary Schanck; treas
urer, Miss Katherine Elzea; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Zelma
Cummings; social secretary, Miss
Mary F. Brockman; historian, Lola
Bird; editor, Miss June Nikirk; SER
geant -at-arms, Miss Myla Smith
and attorney general, Miss Florence
Grady,
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MRS. FRANCIS T. CARNEY
Iva Qeft). was Miss Lucille Cool
before her marriage Sept. 20 at
st. Anthony'S Church.
(Photo-Craft)
Miss Eloise Hoe upper center),
is vice chairman of the program
committee of the Junior Matinee
Musicale.
photo by Baehraehl
Miss Tarnetis Lash (righD. be-
came the bride of Joseph Pierre
LoSelle at IS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral, Wednesday. Sept. 26.
photo by Schumacher)
Mrs. Lawrence L. Wolfe( lower
center), is the bride of DR.. Wolfe,
Angola. Mrs. Wolfe was Miss
Dorothy Brown before her mar
riage Sept. %.
photo by Plattl
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Beta Chapter
Rush Tea to Be
EUent ofSunday

Beta chapter, Chi Delta Chi So
rority, will entertain Sunday after
noon with an informal rush tea at
the Lumley tearoom. 1910 N. Me-
ridian st. Miss Helen jeanette Ev-
ans, assisted by Edna Silver and
Marjorie Lee Douglass, will be in
charge of the program. Decorations
will be carried out in the sorority
colors, orchid and silver. Miss Vir-
GINA Schmidt will give a novelty
dance.
Guests will be:
Misses June Eoone, Carlene Cooper,
Leadeu Wagner. Louise Frederick. Mary
Foxall. Kathryn Drake. Alice Emminger
Margaret Dillon. Martha GiIliland. Lucille
Bowen. Elizabeth Allen. Lucille Moore.
zeita May Wiley. Mary Murray and La
Verne McCord. Members Of the Alpha
chapter. Chi Delta Chi will also be guests
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REGENTS Dan MOndGy

Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter, Daughters of the Union
Veterans, will observe Regents day
in honor of Mrs. w. w. Gates,
regent, Monday, at the Spink-Arms
Hotel. Luncheon will be served at
l. Greetings will be extended by
NIesdames c. E. Kregelo, A. j. Clark,
Edna SEVERN and J. M. Spietel, past
regents. A musical program will be
presented in charge of Mrs. M d.
Didway, including duets by William
Wycoff and Mahlon B. Butler, mem
bers of the G. A. r. Glee Club, and
Mrs. Franklin H. Nelson, who win
present a number of solos.
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Bridge Players
in Final Round
of Tournament

The final party in the Kappa
Kappa Gamma bridge tournament
was held this afternoon at the
Athenaeum. Miss Ruth Pratt
johnson was in the lead at the be-
ginning of the last roud of the
tournament. Division winners in
Guided NIesdames Merrill H. Smith,
Bert Brayton and Walter II. Mont
gomery; Misses Jean Coval and
Dorothy Reynolds.
Miss Irma Ulrich was in charge
Of the arrangements, assisted by
Mesdames Joseph Casle Matthews,
Donovan Hoover. DeForest ODell,
Guernsey Van Ripper and Nelson
Elliott; Misses Mary Margaret
Patrick, Joyce Jackson, Margaret
Wooster, Lorena NIcConb and Jean
Coval. Eighteen tables were in play.
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YOUR CHILD
Give Teacher
Some Help
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
why are you so late, Buddy?"
Il was kept in"
Again! What for?"
And So" said Buddys mother
to his father that night, because
the child can't spell he has to stay
in school six hours a day instead
of five and a half. Indeed. today
he had to stay in a whole hour,
It's high price to pay for some
thing he can't help"
Behind Buddy's incarceration
was, of course, the teacher But
behind the teacher? Let us see If
we may not find the real reason.
At the end of each month the
children are given test. At the
end of each term, another. If a
certain percentage of children do
not make certain marks the teach
er's report book looks very bad. She
is required to give a very good ex-
PLANTATION of her failure.
We are a great people to spell
success with an "r"-namely, re-
suits.
No other educational system ever
has been found to keep up the
standard of efficiency like the one
of giving examinations, 1t seems.
They extend all the way from lB
of the primary grade to the B. A,
of college, and they extend i'm
partially to all schools all over the
land.
But Millions of Buddys are pay
ing millions of extra hours after
school to this great god of marks
so there must be a hitch some
where.
Teachers don't like to keep in
children. Remember, they are
keeping themselves in, too. But
they must see that the Buddys get
their spelling, or their arithmetic
or geography, Someway, somehow
sometime.
But a school scheduled be dis
missed at should be dismissed al
4. Children need to get out into the
open air and so do teachers.
Parents may say, I'VE can't help
Buddy. If the teacher can't teach
him, why should WEI" And I an
afraid some of them go so far as tt
say, Its what she is paid for"
Well, it is only a suggestion, but
they might bother just enough tc
save Buddy, and the teacher, too
Mat extra half hour.
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Fall Music
Meeting at
MQYtinSUiLIe

The first of a series of district
meetings conducted each fall by the
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
will be held in Martinsville, Tuesday,
Oct. 9, at the Methodist Church.
The meeting will open at $50 a. m.
Mrs. Edward Bailey Birge, fed
Grafton president. and chairman of
the program for the meeting, an
nounces the following numbers:
Address OF welcome-MrS. E. NJ. Pitkin.
president. Music Club. Martinsville.
Response-Mrs Edward M. Kean. presi-
dent. Music Study Club. Mitchell
Minutes Of meeting at Mitchell in 1927.
Announcements and appointments.
Report Of clubs represented
Round Table Diseussion-Led by Mrs.
Spencer Norton. Bedford.
Talks by state ehair.nen.
Songs-Mrs. James Lowry. soprano.
Matinee Musicale. Harmonic Club. Indian
apolis.
Talk-Mrs. Edward Bailey Birse. Bloom
ington.
Presentation Of Value OF Bulletin-Asiss
Thelma Patterson. Tri-Arts Club. Indian
apolis.
solo-Mrs. Harry Keith. Brazil.
Quartet Number-Musie department.
womans Club. Bedford.
Luncheon at I2;i5 followed by informal
reception OF delegates by State president
and officers.
Community singing-MrS. Jane John
son Burroughs. indianapolis. leader.
Music In Industry" Burroughs.
Piano Soio-vlrginis Reeves. Music
Study Club. Bloomington.
'Sehubert'-MrS. Thomas RArsell. Fri-
day Musicale. Bloomington.
String Trio-Music Club. Bloomfield.
The speaker for the federation in
Stitute to be conducted by the ex-
tension division Of Indiana Uni
verSity, Nov. ~ and Is, will be J
E. Cavenaugh. member Of the uni
versity faculty. who will speak or
Adult Education" and Mrs. Edna
Hatfield Edmondson on The Value
and Power of Cooperation"
Edward Bailey Birge, member o.
the Indiana University faculty
heads the new list OF patrons anC
patronesses Of the federation thi
year.
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Clubs Year
to Be Opened
at CaYmiUuI

A fun fest and carnival will open
the club year for the Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's
Club Thursday evening at the Wom-
ans Department Club. Dinner will
be served at 6:l5. A program will
follow under direction Of Miss Pearl
L. Holloway chairman.
Miss Louise M. Stadler, hospitality
chairman, has arranged for the Off
GERS, Miss Glen d. Anderson, presi~
dent; Mrs. Hazel I. Workman, first
vice president: Mrs. Ada o. Frost,
second vice president; Miss Ernest
inc Meuely. recording secretary;
Miss Lucy E. Osborne, corresponding
secretary: Miss Retta M. Halsey,
treasurer and Miss Harriet Bate
man, auditor, to greet old and new
members at reception to follow
dinner.
Miss Mabel E. Rose, chairman of
the dinner committee. will take
reservations up to and including
Tuesday night at Talbot 0675.
In addition to the regular activ-
tiles Of the club, 1t is sponsoring a
series of lectures starting with
Grand Duke Alexander of Russia,
who will speak at the Masonic tenn
pie Oct. is on "Out Of My Life"
Other interesting programs planned
are the talk to be given by Cyril
Maude, English actor, Jan. %, and
Thornton Wilder, author Of THE
Bridge of San Luis Rey," April IS.
Tickets will go on sale Oct. and
may be obtained from Miss Retta
NJ. Halsey, Graylynn hotel; Miss
Lucy E. Osborne, Fletcher American
bank and Miss Pearl L. Holloway,
Christina league Piano Company.
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Koons-EdWardS

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Rooms,
Newcastle, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Louise
Rooms, to Mclcolm Edwards, son of
Mr.. and Ms. Henry Edwards. The
wedding will take place Oct. 6 at
Greensburg, Pa. Miss Rooms has
been society editor of the Newcastle
Times for the past five years. Fol-
Loving the marriage they will make
their home in Washington, D. c.
where Mr.. Edwards will be physi-
cal education instructor in the
schools and attend George Wash
ington Law School.
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

William Gard chapter. Brazil
met Thursday night at the home of
the regent, Mrs. Caroline Adams
Plans we're made to attend the
State convention at Terre Haute,
Oct. Q, 10 and IL and Mrs. Adams
and Miss Pearl Finley were elected
delegates, with Miss Jean Bucklin
and Mrs. Julia Roberts, alternateS.
Mrs. Addie Rusby presented pa
per on the proposed Lincoln me-
mortal at Lincoln City. The next
meeting will be held Oct. "a with
Miss Julia Bucklin.
Sunday, Oct. %. is the date on
which the dedication of the Ma
tional Old Trails marker, Madonna
Of the Trails" will be held at Rich
mond. the date having been APP
proved by Mrs. John Trigg Moss,
national chairman Of the commit
tee and members of her commit
tee. Mrs. Moss will deliver the
dedicatory address and present the
statue TO the city and State.
Civic organizations which made 1t
possible for the Richmond d. A. r.
to bring the Madonna Of the
Trails" TO Richmond was repre-
scented by Robert Heun. F. D. Beth
ard, Rotary Club; John P. Emslie,
John Holiday, Kiwanis Club; Ed
Voss, Windsor Harris, Lions Club;
and Lon Kennedy and William H.
Rooney, Elks.
Members of the chapter arrang-
ing the dedication are MeSdames
Paul ComStock, acting chairman;
Fred Gennett, regent, and j. F.
Hornaday. State and national vice
chairman.
General Francis Marion chapter,
Marion, held its first meeting of
the year Friday at the parish house
Of the Episcopal Church. with a
tea at which Miss Alice Gold
thwaite, regent, and Mrs. John
Kendall, chairman Of the Children
of the American Revolution were
hostesses. The october meeting
will be a luncheon at the Marion
Country Club at which honor
guests will be Mrs. Frank @. Gavin
indianapolis, vice president-general
and Mrs. Lillian M. Ganiard, chair
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FETE HONORS
OCTOBER BRTDE-TO-BE

Honoring Miss zelna Flora, whose
marriage to Leon Hicks. CrawfordS-
vile, will take place Oct. 20, Mrs.
Robert w. Stockwell, 1903 w.
Thirty-Fifth ST., entertained Thurs
day evening at her home with a
green kitchen shower and bridge
party.
Guests with Miss Flora were Mes
danes A. B. Mundelle, Charles Flora,
Agnes Trip and H. L. Hicks, Craw-
fordsTille; Misses Sarah Powell and
Geor yianna Rockwell.
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Bridge, ShOWer
for Ann Allen,
to Wed Oct. IL

Miss Ann Allen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, John F. Allen, Sullivan,
whose marriage to Russell w. Miller,
Per-, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Miller will take place Oct. IL, was
the honor guest Thursday evening
at a bridge party and hosiery
shower given by Mrs. Harold L.
Bartholomew, 5249 College Ave.
Guests with Miss Allen were Mes
DANES James E. Hobart, H G.. Lit
teral, r. D. Robinson and Thera
Gray Burns; Misses Marjorie Mason,
Mile Allen, Ruth Smith, Dorothy
Harrison, Lucille Nicholson and
Gladys Shade.
Misses Shade and Nicholson will
entertain Tuesday evening for Miss
Allen.
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FeteS House CHEST

Miss Lena Merkt, 1849 Cross Dr.,
Woodruff Place, entertained with a
dinner Wednesday evening at her
home in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Roscoe Hyde, Hartford City. Pink
and purple asters conferred the table
and covers were laid for Mrs. Hyde,
Misses Elizabeth Montieth, Hazel
Baker, Ruth Stewart, Valet Tay-
lor, Margaret Braun and Maria
Eitel. The hostess -as assisted by
her mother, Mrs. BaIbaSs Merkt.
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man of the Caroline Scott Harri-
son memorial
A monument erected by Mary
Penrose Wayne chapter, TT. Wayne,
and Ruth Hunt Society G. A. r.,
in honor of nine men. buried in
Allen County, who fought in the
Revolutionary War. was unveiled
at Fl. Wayne. The men were
Michael Cronts, James Ball, Charles
Weeks ST.. William Berry, Sergeant
Samuel Bird. James Saunders,
Sergt. Gurdin Saunders, David
Blair and David Bryant. A tenth
Revolutionary soldier. Col. George
w. Ewing, was previously honored
with the erection of a staff over
his grave.
The first regular monthly meet
ing of the Rushville chapter, was
held at the home of Miss Alice
Norris, with thirty-four members
and one visitor present. A motion
was carried to contribute toward
construction of Constitutional hall.
The chapter will place five bronze
markers on the graves of daugh-
tiers of the Revolutionary soldiers
in Rush County. MeSdanes Rena
Poe Warner, Hazel Cooper, Estella
Lee and Miss Alice Norris were
elected delegates to the State con-
ference to be held at Terre Haute
with Mesdames Charts Fisher,
Martha Grindle, Misses Emma
Blackidge and Anna Mary Cowan
as alternateS.
A business meeting of the Doro-
thy @ chapter. Charlottesville. was
held at 3 this afternoon at the
chapter house. Election of State
convention delegates took place.
Portland chapter held memorial
service Wednesday evening at the
home of George Hall to honor the
memory of twelve deceased men,
bers. in charge of Mrs. w. P. Jones
regent. The members honored were
DR.. Harriet Wiley. Mesdames Caro-
line Maxwell Clark, Mary Jane
Riley, America A. ONeal, Virginia
Hanlin Cring, Lydia Ann Cline
Simmons, Emma Bennett, Rosella
Whipple. Sarah Gertrude Fulton
Flora v. White. Helen Marshall
and Josephine Haynes.
e =
k-tha-we-nund chapter, Ander-
son, entertained Friday afternoon
with the opening meeting Of the
year with a party at the Grand
view club house. Mrs. j. B. Crank
shaw. State regent, was guest OF
honor and principal speaker. Host
esses were Mrs. F. E. Hart, regent;
Miss Winifred Cain, vice regent;
Mrs. c. S. Nuckols, recording secre-
tary MRS. R. G.. Babcock, treasurer
and registrar, Mrs. ]. j. Netterville
historian; Mrs. w. w. Dennison
chaplain and Miss Nadine Wood
bury, music head. The next meet
ing will be held Oct. 81 with Mrs
E. r. Nipher, chairman; MesdameS
A. w. Brady, w. E. RAIDER. Harris
Coy, Joseph Williams, Weir Miley
Emma Thomas, j. B. Miller, E. G
Fisher and Miss Esther Thomas as
hoStesSes.
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Committee TO Meet

The membership committee of the
Matinee Musicale will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Brakeman,
3848 N. Pennsylvania ST., Oct. 20,
to hear applicants for active mem
bership, For further information
call Mrs. Frank Edinharter, 3345 N.
Illinois ST., Harrison 1407.
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WI kBUR C. WHITEHEAD
WILL TAX MONDAY

Wilbur G. Whitehead, nationally
known bridge expert, will give a
public lecture on Construct Bridge
at the Propylaeum Monday at 2
p. m. Whitehead, whose name is
associated with production Of bridge
champions, comes here under the
auspices of the Mrs. A. r. Coffin
Auction Bridge studio. He is editor
Of the Auction Bridge Magazine.
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Benefit Show Oct. I and 9

ADVFVNyVV NOFVVV 70 W.T. = NV'ENV -
Sally of the Scandals" a motion
picture to be shown for the first
time in indianapolis at the Earring
Theater, Oct. l and 2, will be I'M
der auspices Of the Alpha Delta ri
Alumnae Club. Miss Doris Smith,
chairman, is being assisted in max
ing arrangements by Misses Ruby
Stout and Mary Mccormick. Pro-
ceeds will be added to the sorority
building fund.
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To Hold Benefit Shoa0

The Earring Egyptian Theater.
2741 Central Ave, will give a bene-
At show for hurricane sufferers in
Florida and the West Indies at 1880
this evening. Tickets may be
obtained at the theater or from
members of the Indiana IndorSers Of
Photoplays, who are cooperating
With the theater.
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me of the good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound had done her
so I am taking it. I am feeling fine,
can sleep good and can do my work
without getting over-tired. recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound and
will answer letters. Mrs. Lester
Cummings, Box 331, Ogden, Kansas
Advertisement.
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DeInhinn Club to Meet

Members of Beta chapter, Del
phian Society, will hold their first
meeting of the season at Gas
Thursday morning at the Fletcher
American Bank Bldg. The subject
will be European Nations in the
Roman Empire" with Mrs. Charles
o. Warfel as leader. She will be
assisted by Mesdames J. H. linn,
Chester Albright, F. H. Fillingham,
j. H. May. j. w. johnson and H. S.
Osborn.
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Mrs. ]. B. AHaire Speaks

Mrs. J. B. Allgire, Indianapolis,
delivered the annual address at the
annual meeting Of the Morgan
County w. c. T. U. held at Moores-
Vile today. Mrs. Linnie Burns, also
Of Indianapolis, conducted the mus
ical program and gave several read
ingS.
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Members Of the L. A. A. o. H,
division No. 8, will entertain with
a card party at 8:15 Monday eve
ming in their hall. 1l6 E. Maryland
st. Miss Anna Redmond is in
charge.
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AmnuoL FnU Card pnrt1,

The Mothers Club of the Cathed-
raj High School will hold its annual
fall card party in the Cathedral
auditorium at $50 Tuesday evening,
Oct. 9. All games will be played.
Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton is in charge
of aranHementS.
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Denamer-H erndom

,fr. and Mrs. Joseph Demmer, $40
81 Thirtieth ST., announce the en-
sgement of their daughter. Miss
gnes M, Demmer, to Earl F,
krndon, son of Mrs. villas irwin,
y Woodlawn Ave-, the wedding to
place Oct. 10.
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Committee to Meet

The annual meeting Of the Gen.
trail District committee of the
Family Welfare Society viii be held
at the Y. w. G. A. Monday evening,
Oct. 8. Dinner will be served at 6
and brief reports Of the years work
will be given.
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/ was rundown,
didn't feel like
doing any work
and could not
sleep at night.
The least thing
would upset me.
We live on a
farm and 1 have
my housework to
do but often I
could not do It.
My mother told
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CLmb HOLDS Meetinn

Mrs. william Spratt, So6 Linwood
Ave, entertained members of the
Semper Fidelis Club at a card party
Friday afternoon in her home.
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.&NaNN eQ pdCrOl Cle ReBgy pSlCrOl,
onor of Peggy Jones, it's former
who has moved to Cleveland,
A new green Girl Scout uniform,
Bize 16. is on sale at the Office. In
Hcluded with the uniform is belt,
knife and whistle.
Mrs. Brandt G. Downey has asked
for fifty mothers of Girl Scouts to
volunteer to work with the Wom-
ems Army in the coming Commu-
nifty Fund campaign.
Members of Troop held a slun-
Aher party Friday night at the Haw-
thorne Community House.
Troop Z announces the following
Jew candidates: Jane Cline, Peggy
rawley, Betty Wangelin, Betty
chinger. Betty Lewis and Doris
ar.
bop 81 will start meetings Fri
~ at $3.50 p. m.