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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-28

BY FLORENCE b. GOSNEY


Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey and
children visited at the George Lewis
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry swindling
called at the John Benz home Tues
day.
Ernest Hurr was q town caller
Tuesday.
Earl Gaskill called at the Gosncy
home Tuesday.
Lester Bailey called at the George
Lewis home Tuesday.
Mrs. Laverne Richardson spent
wednesday at the Henry Jessen home.
Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children
spent "Wednesday at the George Lee
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman
called at the John Benz home Tues
day.
Presley Gosney was a Bismarck
caller Saturday.
John Benz was . Moffit caller
Tuesday.
Quite few from here attended the
sale at the Heaton farm Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and baby
OF Bismarck spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the Presley Gosney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman
were Bismarck callers Thursday.
Lloyd Nelson returned with them.
Irwin Anderson Of Mckenzie,
called at the Gosney home Thursday,
Mrs. johnson and son William
called at the George Lewis home
Monday.
: Mrs. Chas Gaskill and Earl were
Bismarck callers Monday.
Ernest Hurr called at the Emil
Lang home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Gosney and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kool,
and baby were dinner guests at the
Chas. Gaskill home Sunday.
Quite large crowd attended the
dance in Sterling Friday night. Music
was furnished by the Serenaders from
Driscoll.
Katherine Cox called at the Robert
Sharp home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and chill.
dren spent Sunday at the Herman
Nieman home.
Presley Gosney and Edna called at
the Gaskill home Tuesday.
Lavernc Richardson and HOWARD
Morton were town callers Thursday
Quite a few attended Ladies, Aic
at the Henry lessen home Friday aft.
ernoon. A delicious lunch was served
Mrs. George Lewis called at thu
Herman Nieman home Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Sapp visited at thu
Robert Sharp home Saturday.
Wilbert Koon was in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 6windllng ant
children visited with relatives in Bis
nlarck Sunday. ~ $3.50.
Mrs. Faust and children wer,
Sterling callers Saturday.
| Don't forget the M. E. Ladies Aie
Easter supper in the basement Of TIL
hall Saturday, March 80. They viii
also have on sale aprons and fame!
work. The proceeds will be used fo
lights for the church.
The Sterling Sunday school viii
give an Eastern program at tn
church at 2 o'clock.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

eral months. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagman
have been caring for Mr.. Cameron's
stock during the winter.
The Bible class met with Mrs. Robt.
Boyd Is usual Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John WEIGH and fam
lily, accompanied by Oliver WEIGH, mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday.
Several from this community at
tended the Autsman sale at Glencoe
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH and fam
lily visited ut the Hugh McMurrich
home Thursday. The men folks at
tended the Autsman sale.
Jack Ishmall purchased farm
tractor this week.
Mrs. John Nieland, teacher of Boyd
school No. !, and little nephew, Ell
don Snyder. spent the weekend at
their homes.
Robt. WEIGH hauled a load of hogs
to Brittin for Mr.. Cameron Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and son
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder
and little daughter Margaret, Mr.. and
Mrs Robt. WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Reed and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagman were Bismarck visitors Sat-
urday.
Everyone having radio in this
community enjoyed the basketball
tournament at Mandan and are look
ing forward to the national tourna-
ment.
Chas. Snyder, father of Ed Snyder,
came home Sunday. Mr.. Snyder has
been visiting at the home OF brother
in Iowa for several months.
Many from this community mo-
tored to the Woodruff place to see
the big ice gorge. Hundreds Of people
witnessed the sight Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. Slater visited at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. John
WEIGH, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
son visited at the Earl Snyder home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt WEIGH and fam
lily visited at the home of Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Doppler, Sunday.
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Steele

Harry Whitney was In Bismarck
Monday for medical attention.
The John Taylor family is quaran-
the only one OF the family that is Ill
at present.
The states attorney made a busi-
tined for scarlet fever. The baby Is
ness trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
belmont Chamberlain, Lorraine
Loerch, Edward Knelson and Paul
Grcss attended the basketball tourna-
ment In Mandan Saturday afternoon
and evening. Many Of tho psople Of
Steele and vicinity enjoyed the tour
nsment games via radio.
Miss Viola Bailey's broken arm was
we'll enough 50 she resumed her
school, teaching in Manning last week.
The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs. b.
H. Smith Wednesday. As the prssi-
dent was absent. Mrs. Wood, vice
president. presided. Among those who
took part In the program were Mrs.
McCarter. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Gross.
Mrs. H. 9. Darling is visiting rela-
tives in Bismarck this week.
Mrs. John White and little daugh-
ter Patricia Louise, OF Long Prairie
are visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. b. H. Smith.
The Christian Endeavor u having
= red and blue contest. Fifty five
young people were In attendance at
their meeting Sunday night.
Mr.. 0allipo has installed 4 Frigid.
atre cooler for ice cream and milk II
his restaurant.
MEs. Chas. leissman spent severa.
days In Bismarck last week visiting
and attending . family birthday cole.
bration.
Professor Ballantine made 4 triY
to Bismarck Thursday.
| The second program of the Com.
munity club was given in the Idea
theatre Tuesday night. The program
consisted Of singing by the audience
short talks by members Of All clubs
address by H. E. Killing, state clul
leader. solo by Gerald Prescott, recita
ton by John Doynackcr, and motto,
pictures.
There viii be q union sunris
prayer meeting 1T the Methods
church Sunday morning. This will b
under the auspices Of the Epwortl
league and will be led by Professo
Ballantine.
Mr.. Perkins made . business tri]
to Bismarck Monday.
! Rev. w. 8. Snyder Of Fargo con
Quoted service and administered tn
Lords Supper at the Presbyterian
church Thursday night.
| The Presbyterian Sunday schoc
will give an Easter service In tllei
church Sunday night. The Methods
Sunday school will give 1 prograr
Sunday morning ct 1880, and i
the evening the Epworth league vi
present . pageant entitled THE Chal
lenee ct the Croos."
i A city caucus was held Monda
; night b Get out Z ticket Of city Of
ficerA J. =. Burton II nominated Il
mayor.
Aeed Argent i driving . nsw O.
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Wilson
BY MRS. JOHN A. BERG

Mrs. Glare Whicher, Carl Berg and
Nell McComb motored to Wilton to
consult doctor. Mrs. Whicher Is on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Newmiller were
visiting at the Gust Newmiller home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner and
SON Melvin were visitors at the j. A..
Berg home Saturday evening.
Jake Wagner and John and Emen-
vel Schlodt were business callers at
the John Berg home Monday.
Jake Gaub, Fred Kurle and Got
lib Wall were Bismarck business call
erS Monday.
Lewis Wagner butchcred for John
Berg Monday.
John j. Schafer was a caller at the
Gust Newmiller home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Wagner, were Easter shoppers
at Bismarck Friday.
Miss Herda Berg was q caller at
the Christ Wolf home Tuesday.
Among those who quilted at the
Gust Newmiller home Friday were
Miss Rose Strobe, Mrs. Christ New
miller and Mrs. John A. Berg.
Mrs. Philip WALL who has been
sick for six weeks was taken to the
Bismarck hospital. Those that Wis
tied her Sunday evening before leav-
ing we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Kurle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Gaube, Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Gessclc. Mr.. and Mrs. Got
Heb Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Berg
and Rev. Strutz of Jamestown.
Rev. r. G. strutz will preach at the
church Good Friday and Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon and
evening All are welcome.
The Ladies Aid held their regular
meeting Sunday evening at the Chris,
Wolf home. It was not well attended
Edward Warner and Otto Vol
motored to Wilton Monday to see q
doctor. Mr.. Warner Is not well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 6eibold mo-
tored to Baldwin Sunday to visi
Mr.. Schools sister, Mrs. Splitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuer visitet
Sunday with Mr.. Reucr's sister, Mrs
Berg.
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was well attended. Music was fur
nished by Oscar Coleman and Arthur
Landerholnl. Luncheon Wa served.
Mr.. and Mira. Porter Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rignold Nelson l,aotored
to Bismarck Saturday.
Melvin Coleman was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday. the 10th, 1t
being hts thirteenth birthday.
Irene. Floyd and Hazel Anderson
and Charlie Rue took in the play
given by Dorothy Cotx in Trygg school
No. Saturday night.
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Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

John Ohlehauser and Fred OIL
hauser motored to Linton Friday.
They report the roads muddy.
David Joeb transacted business at
Linton Saturday.
Herman Backhaus ST., was a call
er at the Ed Weller home Saturday.
Henry KNITTED, John Rensckers and
Port TIMBER were Sunday visitors at
the Steve Koppy home.
George TIMBER called at the home
of his brother Porter Saturday. He
was accompanied by Sid Durham.
It has been reported that wild
ducks and gueese were seen IN this
vicinity, sure sign Of spring. And
plenty of water here for them also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ohlhauser
were callers at the John Ohlhauser
sr. home Monday.
Math Koppy and Steve Unger were
callers at Linton Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman, Backhaus
were callers at Linton and at the
william Gabbert home Sunday and
Monday.
Steve Koppy and son Steve trans
acted business at the John Ohlhaus-
er Sir. home Monday.
Services were held at the Lutheran
church at Emmonsburg Sunday fore
noon.
John loeb was ! Linton caller Mon
day.
Rinellolt and Theodore Burkhardt
and Bill Herr were Linton callers
Tuesday.
Francis and George Cherown. Por-
ter TIMBER and John Rensckers mo-
tored to Linton Tuesday. They claim
they pushed, not motored.
Mrs, S. G. Busby had . bad fall
one day last week. They called
q doctor at once. Everybody hopes
she will recover speedily. Mis-,
Blanche timber assisted at the Bus
by home several days,
Helmut- Scheirmeister returnet
Tuesday from iceland, No. Oak.
where he has been visiting rela
tives for several days.
Frank Yetter was q business caller
at Linton Tuesday.
Steve finger, who has spent thu
winter ct the Steve K0ppy home. LET
there Wednesday to start iarmin,
on the old scheittenhart place.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob scheirmeiste
) and the formers brother Walter wer,
callers ct the Godfrey orenx hom
Wednesday.
u Henry Matz and Emil Renschler o
Ha2elton spent last week ct the HON
J Of the latter's mother. Mrs. Doroth,
Rensselaer,. They helped clean graf
end prepare for spring work.
ii People In this community hav
started in with their spring worl
dragging, disking and sowing wheal
Cars also are beginning to make thei
appearance.
II Henry KNITTED was . business call
er at the Badger ranch Thursday.
n Godfrey Orenz motorcd to Hazel
4 ton Wednesday transacting busincs:
and shopping.
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NJ EDITH MUELLER

0bltuary-alfred Isaac Kenilla VA
bnrp in Brocket. N. D.. February H.
1908, and passed away ct hts home
eh miles south OF Wing. March 10
1929, cause Of death being heart
trouble. Funeral services were held
ct the Finnish Lutheran church and
interment was made In the Finnish
cemetery Sunday. Rev. George Quito
officiating. He leaves to mourn hts
untimely death his mother. one broth
e and three sisters. His father pre-
ceded him in death five years ago
Sympathy Is extended the bercaved
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson and fam
lily Of Robinson were callers IN Wing
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Edgerton mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
HAZARD Scallon returned home from
Fargo last week.
Mrs. Q. G. Whcitstock and SON Of
Arena called at the Subey home
Tuesday.
Ada Outrum, sister Of Mrs. b. J.
Michael, left for her home in Tower
City Saturday. the latter motoring
her to Sterling to catch the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Weber and
family OF Tuttle visited Ut the John
Weber. ST., home Sunday.
John Knowles returned home Tues
day of last week to spend the Easter
vacation.
Mrs. Bethel Bailey and son returned
home from Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Horner visited
at the Christ Berg home Friday eve
ming.
Alice Bond had the misfortune Of
breaking her arm In two places last
Wednesday while playing on the
school crumbs She left for Wilton
that evening for medical treatment
and returned home Friday morning
Maude Chenowith Of Sterling Il
visiting at the Harry Knowles home.
The annual meeting Of the Congre'
Kational church was held at thu
church Thursday evening and aloc.
ton of officers took place. Officer,
elected were: Sunday school supcrin'
tendent, Mrs. Clyde Harvey: assistant
superintendent. A. E. Kopplin: trus.
tee, G. A. Hubbell: treasurer. Mrs. A
z. Kopplin: clerk, George Anderson
deacon, H. G. Edgcrton: deaconess
Mary Smith, and orsanist, Mrs. Geo
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Granville ane
Clyde Harvery were capital city call
ers Thursday.
Mrs. Byron Knowles Of Wiltol
spent the weekend at the H. KNOWLES
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Hubbell, Mrs
Kopplin attended the homcmakers
club In Mandan last Thursday.
Mrs. John Horner and John Muel
Ter were among the capital cit,
shoppers last Thursday.
Mrs. Isadore Kremene.zky an,
daughter left for Aberdeen. q. Oak
last Thursday, where she will visi
until Easter.
Helen Bleth left for Almont. N
OAK, Monday, where she will be en-
| ployed.
Ella and Edith Mueller. Mrs. o G
Wheitstock and son Kenneth wer
capital city shoppers Monday.
Everyl Piepkorn spent Sunda
and Monday with her mother In Bis
marck.
The Little Clodhoppcr" given b
Garfield talent at the Wing hall Sat
urday evening was well attended IN
enjoyed by Ill present.
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Welch's Spur


Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH, accom-
panied by their son Homer. motored
to Bismarck Monday.
Hugh McA6urrich called At the Robt.
WEIGH home Monday.
Chester Boyd called at the Robt.
WEIGH and Ed Doppler farms Mon
day. Mr.. Boyd purchased some speltz
Of Mr.. Doppler.
Burleigh County Agent Micsen gave
q demonstration In the culling of hens
ct the Chester Boyd farm Monday
afternoon.
Robt. WEIGH assisted In saving q
pile Of wood at the Doppler home
Monday.
Mrs. Edith Bruce and sister, Mrs.
John Devine, accompanied by little
Edith Marie Bruce, called at the
Robt. WEIGH home Monday evening.
Oliver WEIGH called at the Robt.
WEIGH and Robt. Boyd homes Tues
day morning. Mr.. Boyd accompanied
Mr.. WEIGH to Boyd school No. 2, where
township election was held this year
Robt. WEIGH and little son and
dauohtey nlotored to Menoken for q
shipment Of oil Tuesday. -,
A number Of young people from tti,
vicinity attended the ST. Patrick,
dance in Menoken Monday night
Thsy report . large crowd and . verl
good Tina.
Mont al the farmers Of this vicinit,
attanded tho supper given By the Ro.
tAxians Of the q. 2. hotel, Bismarck
Tuesday evening. Thsy m report !,
vegy snjoyabla evening. 4
Leo Doppler called Ct the home o
his dster. Mr. Robt. Wslch. Tuesda!
evening.
llSs. Russell Byerly and little 80,
| ~ Waiting at the home Of her par
ents. llr. and Mrs. Robt Boyd. thi
week.
| Mr.. and AGrs. Robt. Welch and fam
j ~, accompanied BY Leo Doppler. mo
togod to the river Wednesday 70 e
The Ice break. However. the Ice nea
thu woodruff farm did not hreal
and the large gorge was just starting
Il Randolph Alsbury hauled load Z
hay from this community Wednesda.
NJ. Cameron arrived home Wednea
Il d4y from Iowa, where he has bee
J Visiting friends and relatives for SCI
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3 Nh. and 4r& Prank Cohen and
chthren spent Sunday It tn Bteris
hense.
NJ. ard Mn J. j. Jacobo ond chill
0ren apent Sunday aftefnoon at the
Joe Naeeschbeker hoane.
1oul Isielteh = oo1ng T. start
farming rieht tlaiG 1pgluo, q least
With . Let Of extra power. si,oce he
has bought > new tractor and . ut
a ploWs.
Christ Wintenoth started out With
$3.50 ee he0D a Tuesday fog Dodg0.
Apost q - joad bcloneed - J. 4.
aebey ond ~ r1et were III own
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Sterling
Dy MILDRED JOHNSON


Clifford Wright and Raymond. and
Mildred johnson were entertained 1t
q goose dinner 1T the william Ker-
shaw home north Of Meuokeu on
Sunday.
Mrs. Carey Johnson is helping for
3 few days 1t the Harry Edgerley
home - Mrs. Edgerley il in Bismarck
having some teeth taken care Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Tom Stewart and family.
and Grace and Carey johnson. spsnt
Sunday Ut Grandpa etewart's home
"A Driscoll. They celebrated his
birthday.
Mutt Magnus called at the g. J.
johnson home Monday.
Esther KeyshAw Is visiting for sew
bral days with her cousin. Mildred
Johnson.
/ Jennie Clarke and daughter Violet
mere town callers Monday.
Il n. @. Stiles was . town caller on
\ Monday.
H Raymond johnson i spending &
\ lew days with his brother, Ernest.
H g. J. johnson spent Sunday 1t the
II Harry Edgerley home. He also Wis
|; lied there on Monday evening.
II Quite . number Of the Sterling
n young folks attended the dance q
Il the Dome Saturday night.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Parker and
h children are living 1t the II. h
Il wiring thome.
Margaret Lang an Marion Langle,
II npent Sunday ct the Boohister home
II A large crowd attended the dance
u nt Sterling Friday night. Music Va
u xurnished by the 6erenaders Of Dris
4 coll Everyone reported . very en-
II noyable time.
4 M. and Mrs. Helmer Melland IN,
! ehildren Visited ct the ]. H. Rlie.
\ home Sunday.
robert Midland visited ,. y. Riley
Int week.
Mis- Moen, Mrs. skart,,m and MI
XlinG spent the wee-end In Bismarck
TIE pFiseall htgh school presenter
~ play. '~Tsd UFoss In" saturda'
3. =. a. was hsld q the stsslin
ochool last Thusp0ay. 4 pEoGSe2
eoo3GiStinG q q 61eoto Wos gtven. "a
h HnS1l1n, and Nh. Wijdlang. alflrma
~. and NJ. Killing. an6 MIA HID
lnoek Negative, The peopodtso
voe $500. resolyed that, ~oma'
tpWns ahoul4 have G,pervieed pla
80 THAN 1aeoe towns The judgl
$1,000 - taHw Gg ~ affirmative.
TEX 1AnG. Marquette ard Thec
81 80 1870 - 1lGnlasek friday. -
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.u,, NEWS OF OUR NECHBORS

help Is taking care Of the pool ha
while Charley Is gone.
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Is HOnOrgd
at Sho70er

Mrs. Edwin G. White, 1888 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained to-
day at her home with a luncheon
bridge and boudoir shower in honor
of Miss Aileen Noblitt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G.. Noblitt, 3707
North Delaware street, whose mar
rage to John Cornelius Marshall,
Danville, ILL.,, will take place Sat
urday, April 20.
The bridal colors, orchid, peach
and blue, were used in all decora-
tions and appointments. At lunch
con the table was decorated with
a centerpiece of peach-colored roses
and lighted with blue tapers tied
with orchid tulle. Ices and cakes
also carried out the color scheme.
The shower gifts were presented to
the bride-elect in an orchid taffeta
waste basket.
Guests with Miss Noblitt and her
mother were Mrs. Phillip Mohler,
Mrs. Frank Milligan, Miss Florence
Bell, Miss Martha Wood, Miss Doro-
thy Noblitt, Miss Charlotte Gilman,
Miss Margaret Macy, Miss Elizabeth
Hisey and Miss Cecilia McDermett.
Mrs. White was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Charles D. Finney,
Cincinnati. who is her house guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-20
City Women WIZ
Assist i'm State
Convention Work

Mrs. E. w. Bilyeu, 3144 North New
Jersey street, has been appointed
chairman of the registration COM
mittee for the annual state conven-
ton of the May Wright Sewall In
diana Council of Women, to be held
at Huntington, April Is and 10.
Mrs. Catherine Mcbride Hoster,
1434 Park avenue, has been named
q member Of the program commit
tee. Two other Indianapolis mem
bers on committees in charge of
plans for the convention are Mrs.
Edna Pauley, chairman of the reso-
buttons committee, and Miss Merica
Hoagland, who will be a member
of that group.
Appointments were made my Mrs.
w. A. Denny, Anderson, president
of the organization. Convention
headquarters will be the Hotel La
Fontaine, Huntington The program
will consist of reports of presidents
and chairmen of standing groups,
addresses and music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-20
JELLIES AND JAMS
FROM The STORE
Make the Whole Meal More
Enjoyable

Jams, jellies and preserves are
marvellous energy foods for children
athletes, and all physically active
people. In addition to that, they
make the whole meal more delicious
They are appetizing spreads for
bread, Accomplishments for meats,
and tasteful additions to toast, muf-
fins and hot breads.
Another good thing about jams,
jellies and preserves. all grocers to-
day carry them. These bought foods
are delicious. Their purity can be
depended on. They contain appe-
tizing fruit acids, and beneficial
minerals and yitamines.
Thousands of women and girls to-
day are permanently injuring their
health by dangerous weight reduc-
ton. All children should be lit
tie overweight, if anything, as a
protection against disease.
It is almost a rule of health that
those foods that are made more
delicious by sugar are the best for
us to eat. Eat daily plenty O.
cereals, fruits, vegetables and milk
sweetened for perfect enjoyment
See that growing children eat
enough regularly Eat for nutrition
and enjoyment. Good food promotes
good health. The Sugar Institute.
Advertisements.
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Mrs. HaN,Orth Is
Named Head OF
ChautauquaClu

Members of the Irvington Chau-
tauqua Club elected Mrs. H. w.
Haworth president of the organlza-
ton at meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Edgar A. Perkins,
5457 Julian avenue.
Other officers chosen are: Vice
president, Mrs. G. E. Kramer; sec
retary-treasurer, Mrs. K. G. Payne;
delegate to Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Clubs, Mrs. Mayme Find
ley: and delegate to Irvington
Union of Clubs, Mrs. G. W. Lahr.
Following election, program
was presented by Mrs. H. O.
Pritchard, who spoke on 1.-THE Life
Of Lafayette" and Mrs. Max
Critchfeld, in costume, who sang,
"In the Cleaning" and "Smilin'
Through"
The tea table was centered with a
bowl of jonquils. Appointments
and decorations we're in yellow and
green.
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Engagement
nnOUnCed
at Party

Engagement Of Miss Dorothy Glib
son to Claybourne Blue was an
nounced Tuesday night by Miss
GibSon'S parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. E.
Gibson, at a bridge party given at
their home, 2165 Kenwood avenue.
The wedding will take place June l
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church.
Miss Gibson has chosen as her
attendants her two sisters, Mrs.
Fred Roult. jamestown, matron of
honor; Miss Katheryne Gibson,
maid Of honor; Mrs. Gerald Nc
Daniel, sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Mildred Bray, bridesmaids.
Decorations and appointments
were in shades of rose. the brides
chosen colors. At serving time. the
table was centered with a bowl of
roses and shaded sweet peas and
lighted with rose tapers tied with
bows Of tulle. Announcements were
made with tiny scrolls tied with rose
ribbons.
Guests were Mrs. D. r. McDan-
lei, Mrs. H. H. Hall, Mrs. H. S.
Hlldebrand Miss Mary Lou Mat
lock, Miss Mable Henry. Miss Alice
montgomery, Miss Carolyn Lachuit.
Miss June Woodwork. Miss Norma
Bray, Miss Mildred Bray, Miss Lor-
raine Beauchamp, Miss Virginia
Mattern, Miss Mary Shields, Miss
Helen Boyer, Miss Margaret Carey,
Miss Frances Coggeshall and Miss
Dorothy Covey