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STOMACH ULCERS MAY
Be DUE TO INFECTION
Source of Trouble Often Lies in Unhealthy Teeth,
Gums, TOnsils, ETC., Says DIR. COpeland-Careful
Living Effects a Cure, But Process is Slow.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND. M. D.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health, Ne0 York City.
A FEW days ago a member Of the Congress came to talk with
~ me about his father, who has ulcer Of the stomach. BY an
odd coincidence I sat next a lady at dinner that evening, who
confded to me that she was fussy about her food because she has a
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gree II pressure, Will pc observed IN this restricted region. It seems
perfectly natural for disturbance to occur here if it occurs anywhere.
AS a matter of fact, almost all ulcers are located hers
We didn't know much about the details of ulcers in this region
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Remove the hands from the hips and place them lightly over the
upper hips, then the abdomen, and feel how the muscles Of the right
side r exercised Is the body is swung to the left. Practise this
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Copyright. 1919. Ns~.psO.r F:staT: service. IN.
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HERE Is that woman
Jane told me about. who
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
Kent County Births Recorded

The following births were reported
in Kent county during the past week:
James NJ. Green, Jr., and Mrs. Bea-
trice Hoover Green,at Dover on March
End, a son; Harry Kinsey and Mrs.
Edith K. Kinsey, near Smyrna on
March 1st, a daughter; Emanuel Ben
son and Mrs. Sallie Benson, at Mil
ford on March 1st, a daughter; Har-
old Hufschmidt and Mrs. Hilda Moore
Hufschmidt, at Smyrna on February
28th, a son; Charles A. Downes and
Mrs. Evelyn johnson Downes, at Har-
rington on February 28th, daugh-
ter; Elver w. Ryan and Mrs. Emma
Workman, at Pennington on Febru-
ary 26th, a daughter; Elmer Russum
and Mrs. Pauline George Russum, at
FELTON, on February 26th, daughter;
William Gray and Mrs. Naomi Jester
Gray, at Milford on February 28th, a
son; Garbutt Maris and Mrs. Martha
Moore Maris, at FELTON, on March 4th,
daughter; Floyd Wyatt and Mrs.
Sarah F. Wyatt, Of near Dover on
March 4th, a daughter; Charles S. In
gram and Mrs. Clara Brown Ingram,
at Milford on March 4th, a son.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
C. w. w. SCHANTZ, CHAIRMAN
of the Citizens Military Training
Camp, to Represent Kent County

G. w. w. Schantz received formal
notification of his appointment last
week by Major-General Hanson p.
Ely, commanding the Second Corps
Area, to represent Kent County as
chairman of the county committee IN
charge of the 1929 enrolment cam
paign in behalf of the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp. Other citizens
who comprise the membership of the
G. M. T. g. committee are Major J.W.
Carmon, Lieutenant Melvin Hopkins,
Major P. S. Prince, Major Clarence A..
Short, all Of Dover; Lieutenant w. d..
Boyce, Cheswold; George w. Wright,
SMYRNA and Professor R. E. Shilling,
Milford, Delaware. According to plans
sent to Mr.. Schantz, Kent County, and
all other counties within New York
State, New Jersey and Delaware, will
soon receive an equitable allotment OF
the 5000 camp vacancies which rep
resent this years quota for the Second
Corps Area. The local county quota
will be filled by the first qualified can
didates who apply, Mr. Schantz said
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A PROCLAMATION
By the President of The Town Council OF
Smyrna, Del.

Smyrna, Del.
The American Legion will soon celebrate the
tenth anniversary of its organization. To
those who so nobIy served their country in
time of great peril it will be an anniversary
Of achievement for a great work has been per-
formed by the Legion in the decade Of peace
that has followed the close of the World war
The American Legion born out of the
spirit of comradeship and mutual helpfulness
that was 80 outstanding among those who
fought side by side in the great struggle and
it is today carrying on a program of public
service that has no parallel in the nations his
tory.
The greatest work of the Legion has been to
care for those who suffered most by the war.
The best forts of the organization have been
exerted in the behalf of the disabled soldiers.
the war orphans and those who were left
accomplished for these sufferers there is
still great deal to be done. The Legion has
given assurance that this work will be con-
tinued as long as there is a need for it. In
the field Of community service the Legion has
successfully conducted civic betterment pro-
jects in all parts Of the country that have
demonstrated in a concrete way the power of
the Legion to serve in time of peace. The
celebration Of the Legion's tenth anniversary
on March Is and is will be the occasion for a
renewed effort to enroll more war veterans in
this work. II is the purpose of the Legion
to increase its membership in order that its
work for the year may be broadened and ex-
tended. The people of this city truly ap-
preciative of the character of the work that is
being done by the Legion and. they believe
every encouragement should be given for its
continuance.
Now. Therefore. l. Roy F. Corley. President
Of Council, Town of Smyrna, Del, do hereby
proclaim Friday. March 10. and Saturday.
March 16, as the dates for the Tenth Ami
versary Celebration of The American Legion
and urge all citizens to aid the Legion in
every possible way to increase its membership
strength. Every veteran should subscribe to
the program of the organization by wearing
the Legion button.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
(SEAL) the Town Of Smyrna Del. 10 be
affixed. Done in the Town of
Smyrna. Del. this 9th day Of March.
in the year of our Lord. One Thous-
and Nine Hundred and Twenty-Nine.
(Signed) ROY +. CORLEY,
President Of Council OF Town Of Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13

State and Kent and Sussex County
taxes except for a small lump sum in
lieu Of all other taxes. They had been
introduced by Representatives Can
Ion and Hazard. The railway COM
pany will pay the State 800, Kent
County $25 and Sussex county $50 a
year for the next two years, under the
provisions of the bills. This railway
operates line from Denton, Md, to
Lewes, touching Kent County near
Hickman. There is a gasoline operat-
ed train for passengers and a steam
train for freight.
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
FOR RENT

Office next door to The Smyrna
Times Office, now in tenure of Magis-
trate Charles Hanratty. Possession
March /, 1929. Apply to
THE SMYRNA TIMES OFFICE,
1923 If Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1929-03-13
BILL FOR MORE NOTARIES
House Passed Measure Last Week
Now Before the State Senate

The lower House of the Delaware
Legislature last week passed Represen-
tstive Beaston's bill to increase from
100 to 200 the number of notaries pub
lie the Governor can appoint in New.
Castle County and from 33 to 40 each
in Kent and Sussex counties. The
House of Representatives also passed
end Delaware Coast Railway Co. from
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Everett S. Robson, 6629 East
Twenty-fifth street, and Miss
claims Robson. Newcastle, arc in
Washington, d. c.. where they are
staying at the Grace Dodge hotel.
Mrs. Albert j. Bcveridge. 4164
Washington boulevard, who has
been in indianapolis for the last
few days. left Wednesday for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Dry
brough and family, $3.50 North
PENNSYLVANIA street arc guests OF
Mrs. Drybroughs parents, the Rev,
and Mrs. Edward S. Doane, PetoS-
key. Mich. They will return the lat
ter part of them onth.
Mrs. Warren X. Mannon, Bill
North Meridian street. will leave for
a five weeks stay a; Ramona Park,
Mich.
Mrs. Henry c. Thornton Jr., 443O
North Pennsylvania street, is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Arthur Gro
yer. at her summer home in Glouce5-
ter. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad J. Schmltt
and son. Roland Schmitt. 1858 North
Delaware street. arc on motor trip
through the east.
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Too Guests
Are HOnO11gd
at Luncheon

Mrs. S. w. Pail. Johnstown, Ps..
who is the guest Of Mrs. D. Mccall
White, and Miss Vivian Fits, New
York City, were the honor guests at
a lovely luncheon bridge party given
Wednesday, by Mrr Walter G. DIN
At her home. 5161 Washington
boulevard. Miss Fits is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. DIN.
The luncheon tables we're
decorated with small baskets of
flowers in Dresden shades. Other
decorations, and appointments car
ricd out The Dresden shades. The
hostess was assisted by her daughter.
Miss Martha Jane DIN.
Guests included Mrs. Edward
Rosenberg. Mrs. N. B. Larry Mrs.
william E. Hankel, Mrs w. Scott
Dcming. Mrs. William Korn, Mrs.
Charles Patenbrock, Mrs. John Pye.
Mrs. Frank wilkins. Mrs William
Bet7. Mrs. arthur Brown. Mrs. B. B.
Fettijohn, Mrs. d. Nice White. Mrs.
William Pearl, Mrs f. w. Bar
tholomcW. Mrs. John c. Considine.
Mrs. c. w. Best, Miss Jessie Mye,
Miss Margaret Deiner, and Miss
Clara Norton.
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ana
PartyGiUen
Bride Elect

Miss Fanetta Vivian HitZ, whose
marriage to Harold Weeks Brady
will take place Aug. % at Grace
Methodist Episcopal church, was
the guest of honor at a personal
shower and party given Wednesday
night by Miss Cathryn Hunt at her
home. Sis Norway drive.
Garden flowers in pastel shades
we're used to decorate the house
Other decorations and appointments
we're in pastel shades. The gifts
we're presented to the bride-elect
by little Joseph Hall.
Guests we're Mrs. Margaret Rs-
den. Mrs. Clyde Austin, Mrs. Rich
ard Moore, Mrs. George r. Hunt,
Miss Opal Reynolds. Miss Evelyn
Hitz. Miss La Donna Lamb. Miss
Elizabeth Gehring. Miss Dorothy
Brady, Miss Dorothy Robinson. Miss
Zella Grossman. Miss Alice Sentry,
Miss Lydia Michael Miss Helen
Michael. Miss Helen Tucker, Miss
Louise Biddle, Miss Ruth King. Miss
Lone Moon, Miss Anne Simpson,
Miss Wilma Leonard, Miss Marietta
Bell and Miss Gladys Smith.
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a CHARMING MORNING FROCK
$500. White linen with pipings IL
black or a color. would be nice for
this model Striped gingham with
facingS of white, or cotton broad
cloth with a printed design on blue,
green or lavender ground are also
suggested.
The right front closes over the lett
front in surplice effect, and forms a
shaped extension above a group of
plaits. The shoulder lines are
heightened to form short cap sleeves.
A narrow belt holds the fullnesS of
the dress. A small vestee COM
pletes a very charming effect.
The pattern for this frock IS cut
in four sizes; Small, 1896; mediuAl
38-40: large. 42-44; extra large. 46-
As inches bust measures.
To make this model for medium
size will require 3is yards of thirty
Six-inch material To finish with
bias binding or piping as Illustrated
requires 4 yards. The width of the
frock at the lower edge with plaits
extended is l., yards.
Patterns mailed TO any address on
receipt of 15c in silver or stamps.
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Men Think
7hey-Ca11 t
Be Resisted
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON
A group of college boys stood to-
gether at the street corner. Bust
ness of much loud talk.
Hot no! The gangs all here!'
shouted one. IF couple of suntan
skirts only would stroll by now Boy,
wouldn't it be just too bad for
them?' and they walked out of
hearing with outlaws.
Perfect males! There is nothing
that will set them off to braggadocio
like pranks with the ladies. They
sWagger and strut and each and
every one of them. from the stupid
est lout to the most intelligent
scholar, believes that he has only
to crook his finger to the loveliest
lady and she will come running.
Of course, the intelligent one are
entirely too clever to let the fact
be known. But down in their hearts
they are perfectly sure that they
cut devil Of a figure and that the
only reason broken hearts are not
streVn along their path is because
they arc such humane fellows and
do not stoop to philandering.
He Knows Little
The college lad makes loud boasts
because he is young and knows little.
After school days find him feeling
exactly the same, but not saying
so much.
Women really are far more modest
and a thousand times less vain than
men. Even the most arrogant
feminine beauty believes that her
list OF admirers is more of a favor
from fate than a personal achieve
ment She's grateful for her good
luck.
But her swans are not so modest.
They just know that the ladies all
fell for them because they're so
fascinating that they can't be re-
sisted. Nor does life take it out of
them.
Gold DiggerS Get EN-
The poor old helpless infants who
are taken for a cleaning by beautiful
gold diggers prove that. And in spite
of the fact that men are not doing
so we'll lately in the lists of love, they
still arc blinded by their own con-
ceit. This is the reason they are
such easy victima for mercenary
misses.
Virtuous women take their de-
cency as matter of course. They
don't expect any gold medals, be-
cause they behave themselves. But
the man who keeps his marriage
VOWS thinks himself a cross between
a Sir Launcelot and a st. Anthony.
He is surprised constantly at his
own goodness.
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COMMIT NAMED
TO ARRANGE PROGRAM

Among events being planned for
the celebration of the twenty-ffth
anniversary of ST. Frances de Sales
parish is banquet Sunday night,
Sept. %, followed by an entertain
ment program by st. Francis de
Sales Benevolent Society.
Officers of the organization are;
President, Joseph Becker; vice
president, Perry Collum; financial
secretary, Walter Hoersken; record
ing secretary. Fred GLADDEN.; treas
urer, George Bischof Sr. Mr..
Becker is in charge of arrangements
for the anniversary celebration, as
sisted by j. Henry Fissc. Jess
Haines and AZ j. Voigt.
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CENTRAL w, C, 7, u,
WILL PICNIC FRIDAY

Central w. c. T. U. will entertain
with a picnic at BrookSide park
Friday. The program will begin at
II O'Clock in the. morning. Mrs.
John Matthill will lead devotionS.
The Rev. w. w Want. pastor OF
North Methodist Episcopal church,
will talk on Has Prohibition Come
to Stay?"
Mrs. w. w. Reedy. president, will
preside. Afternoon devotions will
. be conducted by Miss Mary Kent.
and Mrs. c. a. Breeze will conduct
the singing. Mrs. Martha Black
mire. chairman of the luncheon
committee. will be assisted by Mrs.
Burton Shields. Miss Wilma Fisher
will give a group of readings.
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Au RevOir
Sims Descendants to Meet

Twentieth annual reunion of de-
Scendants of Stephen Sims will be
held Sunday afternoon near the
shelter house at Riverside park.
This is the first time the reunion
has been held in Indianapolis.
Morris Ritchie. Lebanon. is presi-
dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Sims Lee,
Frankfort, secretary-treasurer. and
Miss Rose Sims, Lebanon, historian.
Those in charge of arrangements
are Mrs, Frank Squires. Mrs. Harry
E. Wright, Mrs. Orlando w. Jones.
and j. Burdette Little
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HOR0rs House GMest

Miss Shirley Mason Lang, Evans
vile, was the honor guest at a
luncheon given today at the Column
bia Club by Miss Meriette Kistner,
410 East Fcrty-sixth street. Miss
Lang is Miss Kistner's house guest.
Covers we're laid for eight, at a
table centered with plateau of
pink roses and lighted with pink
tapers in crystal holders.
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RuttO1l-PGrker

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Parker South
port, announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Doris Lucille Parker
to John H. Button, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Omer Dutton, BroWnstoWn,
which took place Wednesday morn
ING at the home of the bridegroom
parents. The couple will make their
home in Sioux City, Ia. The bride
attended Franklin college and is A
member of Delta zeta sorority. Mr..
Button attended Purdue university.
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GIVE FAREWELL. PARTY
FOR MRS, F, w, HANNA

Mrs. A. M. Fodrea, $3.50 Pleasant
Run boulevard, entertained today
with a luncheon and farewell party
in honor of Mrs. F. w. Hanna, who
will leave indianapolis Saturday for
residence in Long Beach. Cal.
The luncheon table was decorated
with garden flowers. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Fodrea. Mrs, Hanna,
Mrs. Albert Clagg, Bellefontaine, o.;
Mrs. L. w. Mohlenkamp, Mrs. L. w.
Huntson, Mrs. C. F. Myers, Mrs, A.
H. Milan, Mrs. c. A. Milan and
Mrs. F. G.. Naegele.
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Plan Monthly Card Party

Ladies' Auxiliary to General
Protestant Orphans home will give
its, regular anonthly card party at
o'clock tonight at the home, 1904
South State avenue, Euchre and
bunco will be played. Mrs. Andrew
Weiss is chairman in charge of ar
rangements, assisted by Mrs. John
Roger, Mrs. Minnie Schalke, Mrs. j.
Auch, Mrs. Charles Broecking Mrs.
Catherine Hukreide. Mrs. Henry
Simon and Miss Laura Meyer
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DINNER TO BE GIVEN
TO HONOR VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elder, 1649
Union street, entertained with dim
ner Wednesday night at the Hopper
Kettle inn, Morristown, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs, Kenneth Atwood and
daughter, Miami, Fla, who arc
visiting in indianapolis.
Other guests included Mrs. Emory
Franklin, Miss Helen Elder, William
Franklin and Everett Pursley.
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Bride-ELect Entertained

Miss Margaret Stettler, whose
marriage to V. L. Sandberg, Min
neapolis, will take place Aug. II,
was the honor guest at a luncheon
bridge party and shower given
Wednesday by Mrs. Paul A. Bessire
al her home. 1924 Washington
boulevard.
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HidhLn1ld PL0uers Visit

Mrs. Frederick G. BALI, Mrs
Goethe Link, Mrs. c. H. McCaskey,
Mrs. Harrison Bennett, Mrs. Gage
Hoag and Miss Josephine OBrien,
women golfers from the Highland
Golf and Country Club, left today
to be the guests of women golfers
of the Charlottesville club.
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Olsen-Asj)1us i

Mr. and Mrs Louis Asmus, La
fayette road. announce the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Louise Mar
garet Asmus, to Clifford Ralph Oh
sen. SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Oh
sent. which took place Monday aft
ernoon. July 90. at Greenfield.
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Mrs. Hobbs EntertainS

Mrs. Fred r. Hobbs, Plainfield,
was hostess for luncheon-b bridge
party Wednesday at the Marott
hotel. Guests included Mrs. c. R.
Miller. Mrs. c. M. Talbert, Mrs.
=. B. Steck. Mrs. H. r. Charmon,
Mrs.. Rex Jackson. Mrs. A. c. Har-
vey and Mrs. H. f. Calvert.
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Annual Picnic lArr0nQed

Employees of the Marott Shoe shop
will be entertained at the annual
picnic at Broad Ripple park tonight.
More than one hundred persons arc
expected to attend. Games, enter
tainment, and a chicken dinner will
be features of the picnic.
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AluzoMnce Mon Marriage

iIITJUWIUUU mug TUT VU5V
Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Mabel Sander,
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Sander. 8O5 North Keystone avenue,
and George Alexander Cochran, son
of Mrs. Bertha Cochran, 822 North
Bradley avenue. The wedding took
place May %. Mr.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran are at home at 822 North Brad
lev avenue.
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Reunion Slated for Sunday
Members of the Moulton family
Will have their annual reunion all
day Sunday at Forest park, Mobiles
Vile. All descendants Of the family
are asked to attend.
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Chnpter to Meet

Meeting of Beta chapter, Theta
Sigma Delta sorority, will be held at
the home of Miss Mildred Van Horn,
963 Lexington avenue, Friday night.
Plans will be made for the remain
ing social events of the season.
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Enn,iln Rennion Scheduled

Members of the Schilling family
will have their annual reunion at
Garfield park. A basket dinner will
be served at noon. Members of the
family in indianapolis and over the
state are invited to attend.
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Dinner Bridqe Announced

Social committee of the Avalon
Country Club announces a dinner
bridge party to be given for men,
bers and guests Saturday night at
$50. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Fort
ney are in charge of arrangements.
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Card Pnrtu Slated

Members of the Double Circle of
Holy Cross church will entertain
with a card party at o'clock Fri
day night at the home of Mrs.
Thomas O'Connell, 1910 MarloWe
avenue
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Plan Tu1DOrtunt Mcetin0

Members of the Gloom Dodgers
Club will have an important meet
ing at 8:15- Thursday night at the
home of De Witt Schneider, $3.50
Bellefontaine. All members are
urged to attend.
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Reneft Pnrtu Planned

A card party will be given at the
home of Miss Josephine Schmidt,
1925 Hoefgen street, Monday night
for the benefit of Quigley Auxiliary,
No 2. Y. M. |.
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Benefit Card Party Planned
Miss Josephine Schmidt. 1925
Hoefgen street. will be hostess Mon
day night at her home for a card
party to be given for the benefit of
Quigley auxiliary. No. 2 Y. NJ. I.
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Davis Family IN Reunion
Annual reunion of the Davis
family will be held at Turkey Run
state park on Sunday, Aug. 25. Mrs.
Jennie Coffing is. secretary and
treasurer.
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.Snrnritn to Meet

Miss Virginia Saalmiller, 3746
Salem street, will be hostess for a
meeting of Delta Omega sorority at
her home at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Plan Dinner Dance
A dinner dance will be given in
the garden of the Athenaeum Fri
day night. Reservations may be
made at the Athenaeum
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Mrs. Gertrude Gray, $50 South
Audubon road, will entertain the
auxiliary of Naomi chapter, Order
of Eastern Star, at her home at
2:30 Friday afternoon.
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Hold Business Meetita

Weekly business meeting of Beta
chapter. Alpha Theta Psi sorority.
was held Wednesday night at the
Hotel lincoln.