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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-23
FIREMEN ROMP TO EASY
VICTORY OVER BUSINESS MEN

The first game in the Twilight
League series-between the Firemen
and the Business Men-played Tues
day evening, was an easy victory for
the Firemen with 10 to score.
1t was full of action, errors galore,
three home runs, four three baggers,
and with out-fielders running down the
ball in the outskirts Of the grounds.
The pitchers were batted all over the
lot. The goodly sized crowd seemed
to enjoy the exhibition and had a
lot of fun roofing.
Kent, Gooselaw and Braman were
credited with home runs and Gooselaw,
Miller, M. Christie and Mccarthy
with three-baggers.
Following is the score by innings:
1 2 8
Business Men ! Q Q Is
Firemen .-...s...... 5 80 ! x--10
The lineup:
Business New. WOLF, 2b; Allen,
c; Braman, rf; Bockman, ID and p;
Galloway, CT; ]. Christie, 3b; VOL
laston, IS; Ritzman, If; Gregg, p. and
1b.
! Firemen-F. Gooselaw, If, and c;
Kent, 2bi Oylear, eff; M. Christie, 1b;
Miller, 3b; Mccarthy, IS; Scovil, p; G..
3Gompf, IF; Head, and If; Allen, If.
Mill Team and Pirates Tonight.
The second game in the series will
be played tonight, with the Pirates
and the Mill team as opponents. Each
is claiming an easy victory over the
other. Let's turn out and see the out
come.
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Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Great Falls, Mon
tana, May 14th, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that on
March 20, 1929, Andrew w. KemoW,
ski filed Homestead Application Serial
No. 075122 for S1aNhNWANWA
SEA- and ShNhNEANEA SW 4
Sec. 20. r. 80 North. R. % West,
Montana Meridian, additional TO 4,
Homestead entry, Serial kalispeli
O6787 for Lists 1896 and l-3lls,
under Act April 28th, 1904.
The purpose Of this notice is to al
low all persons claiming the land ad-
versely or desiring to show 1t TO pc
mineral in character, an opportunity
to file objection to the application,
with the Register Of the II. ). Land
Office at Great Falls, Montana, and TO
establish their interest therein or tne
mineral character thereof.
I NJ. ID. NICHOLSON,
m 81 in20-5t Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Mary Denna Mccartney,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the Administrator OF the
Estate of Mary Denna Mccartney, de,
ceased, to the creditors Of and al
persons having claims against the SAID
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within tour
months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said Administrators
at the law offices Of Messrs. Walcnil
& Korn in the Noffsinger Bldg, IN
the City Of Kalispell, in the County
of Flathead, State Of Montana, the
same being the place for the trans
action of the business Of said estate
DANIEL j. KORN,
Administrators of the Estate OF SAID
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Mont, this 2lst day
Of May, 1929.
HANS WALCHLI,
Attorney for Petitioner.
m23- jn13-4t
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The Western News, $500 a year
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in Sweden, will also be a guest. OFF,
GERS for the coming year are: Mrs.
Robert Caplinger. president; Mrs.
Shideler Harpe, first vice-president;
Mrs. T. C. Brady Jr., second vice
president: Mrs. Richard P. Over
nlyer. recording secretary; Mrs. Le-
land Decker, corresponding secre-
tsyy and Miss Mary Williams, treas
urer. Mrs. J. E. Holt was named
honorary president.
Hawaiian chapter will have COW
cred dish luncheon at l o'clock Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Mary Cal
lahan. 62S East Forty-second street.
New officers are: Mrs. Mary Gala
Ran. president: Mrs Sarah Mann,
first vice. president; Mrs. Charles
Kurtz. second vice-president; Mrs.
Marjorie NJ. Whitesell. recording
secretary: Mrs. H. G. Daugherty,
publicity chairman; Mrs. Murl Pol
lock. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Nellie Benson. treasurer; Mrs. May
me Burke. hospitality chairman;
Mrs. A. B. Crawley. membership
chairman; Mrs. w. G. Wheeler,
floral chairman; Mrs. Hector Blond
in. vocalist; Mrs. D. F. Huff, pianist,
and Mrs. William H. Blodgett, par
Humanitarian.
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Howard Passel will talk on William
Henry Harrison, Territorial Cover
nor and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
will have as her subject, George
Rogers Clark Memorial"
Mrs. Charles Somn1ers and Mrs.
George F. Schowe will be hostesses
for the meeting Of the Friday Aft
ernoon Reading Club at the Brook
side Community house. A musical
program will be given. Mrs. A. M.
Stratford will talk on Indiana
Pioneers and Mrs. Ensley will give
reading.
SATURDAY
Mrs. James Butler, 57l8 Oak ave-
nue., will entertain members of the
Butler Alumnae Literary Club. Miss
Gladys Banes will talk on Ahmens'
"Rhind Papyrus," Chase edition;
Mrs. Samuel M. Myers will review
George Barton's Introduction to
the History Of Science. from Homer
to Omar Khayyam," and Miss
Maude Russell, John Drinkwaters
Bird in the Hand"
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club
will have guest party at the Ava
Ion Country Club at 2 o'clock. Ray
Everson will speak and Miss Vivien
Bard, Terre Haute, pianist, a mem
Der Of Alpha Chi Omega sorority
will give the musical program.
Members of the indianapolis Zonta
Club will hold dinner meeting at
6 o'clock in the Harrison room OF
the Columbia Club. Miss Sue Stew
art, president, will preside.
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GIRL ABOUT TOWN
BY MARILYNN

AS far as I'm concerned, this
weekend is going to be one Of the
better week ends, running on hourly
schedule. I thought today was bad
enough, but I find I have an hour
respite for dinner and tomorrow is
far more frenetic. (No, 1 didn't
think so either, but I just looked
it up and found it was spelled that
way.) Today Ibby Sanborn La Fol-
lette and I started bright and early
to deposit the posters for Richard
Halliburton's lecture in Stewards
Ayres, and the public library, los
ing only sixteen tickets and a pur-
pie handkerchief in transit.
Then to luncheon at the Athletic
Club with Mr.. Nicholson, Ruth Wat
son and Mr.. Stein. which gradu-
ally turned into a round table dis
cussion with the accumulation of a
Mr.. johnson and Nathan Davis. Mr.
Johnson is very rotund and most
amusing and when I find out the
rest OF his name, I'll let you know
Then the Junior League meeting
at the Propylaeum, getting in for
roll call by the skin of my teeth.
But the weekend! Mon Dieu and
a couple of Jehus! Starting at 10
in the morning which is no time for
respectable committee to be called,
Mrs. Robert Failey has called a
meeting of the eyeclIfiVe committee
of the Woman's Club at the Propy-
laem. Luncheon with Louise Brooks
which will turn out to be one of
those three -hours-for- lunch affairs
they always do with Louise and
me, discussing hows and why's and
particularly who's.
Then the meeting of the Wom-
ans Club at the Propylaeum at 3
o'clock and a dinner party of thirty
at the Bob winslows After which
is q performance of the Players
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libraries. Miss Ruth Robertson read
a paper on valley Forge"
Next meeting will be held May 81
with Mrs. Bertha c. Tucker. Mrs.
Anna Smith will be assisting hostess
and Mrs. Helen Lucas will read a
paper on George Rogers Clark. -
Election of officers will take place
and reports Will be given on the ma
tional convention.
Mrs. Ewing R. Emison, vice.
regent of Francis Vigo chapter,
Vincennes, presided at the April
meeting, Tuesday at the Harrison
mansion. Reports were given by
Mrs. Roy Lloyd, secretary; Mrs. o.
M. Wallace, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John Horrall, treasurer; Mrs L.
w. Jackson, and Mrs. Leo Schul-
theis, Harrison house committee
members. Mrs. Frances Harking,
Chicago, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hanes
Schmidt we're elected to member
ship. Mrs. H. J. Halterman pre-
sented a musical program. Assisting
hostesses for the meeting were Mrs.
J. P. Sandige, Mrs John La CroiX,
Mrs. Della Hornbeck, and Miss
Clothilde Cauthorn. Election will
take place at the May meeting.
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Women VIII
HOZdPn7~Iey

Annual state conference Of In
diana branches of the American
Association of University Women
will be held at Lafayette Friday and
Saturday. May and 4 Mrs A. L.
Smith, state president, has an
nounced the following committees
in charge Of arrangements:
Program = Dean Agnes Wells,
Bloomington; Mrs. J. T. Wheeler
Indianapolis; Mrs. Floyd Romberg
er. Lafayette, and Miss Ruby Boil
lenbacher. Bloomington.
NominationS-Mrs. E. c. Guthrie.
Anderson; Mrs. Leonard Kolb, Peru;
Miss Arleigh Bunting. Vincennes,
and Miss Eleanor Smith. Muncie.
Res0lutions-Mrs. William David
son. Evansville: Mrs. Grant Clap
perton. South Bend Mrs. Frank
Hatfield. indianapolis, and Miss
Louise Gillum. Terre Haute.
officers of the association who
will attend the conference include
Miss Alice Wright, director of the
North East Central section; Mrs.
Henry L. Smith. state president;
Mrs John T. Wheeler, vice presi-
dent; Miss Ruby Bollenbacher. sec
rotary, and Miss Catherine Tillot-
son, treasurer.
Headquarters Of the conference
will be at the Hotel Fowler. Mrs.
Floyd Romberger, Lafayette, is
chairman in charge Of general ar
rangementS. The program has not
been completed.
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Trips
eQt1E11e at
French Lick

A society fad has hit French
Lick this spring and Indiana guests,
with those from all other sections
Of the United States. are enjoying
it-that of visiting the caves in the
environs of French Lick. some of
which are reached by vigorous
walks over the hills, and others. as
for instance Marango by motor
ride.
The fad seems 70 have been started
by Charles Dillingham;. New York
theatrical producer, who admits he
has fair for stalagmites and stall
actites and other cavernous phe-
nomena. The visits to the caves
elicit some interesting tales Of local
legend and tradition.
A party of members of the High
land Golf and Country Club. In
dianapolis, and their wives. will
spend next weekend at the French
Lick Golf and Country Club and in
cidentally play a three days golf
tournament. Many other golhng
parties made up of indianapolis
players and their wives are sched-
uied for the late spring and sum-
mer.
Social Season at Height
The social season at the Springs
hotel is now at its height and will
continue so until long after the run
ming of the Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs, Louisville, May
10. Many indianapolis and Indiana
reservations have been made for
that period.
Colonel Mat J. VIM, of Louisville
and Chicago. executive director Of
the Kentucky Jockey Club and the
director of the Kentucky Derby for
more than generation, has been
here this week, taking the waters
and the baths. The greatest as
Sembly ever in attendance at the
Downs will be there this year, &C
cording to Colonel VIM.
French Lick is especially interest
ed in the derby this year because of
the entrance of Amyvale, Swear
old of the French Lick Springs
stables, owned by Thomas D. Tag
CART.
Indianapolis Folks
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Hogan,
indianapolis, arrived here Thursday
by motor for a stay at the Springs
hotel. Mrs. James B. Nelson, In
dianapolis, arrived to join friends.
here. Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Cook, In
dianapolis, have been guests of the
hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Carney and Charles McGarvey Jr.,
have been at the Springs hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse MoSsler, In
dianapolis, will come next week. for
their annual spring sojourn, Other
indianapolis people coming next
week are Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Car
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Rosen-
thai, Mrs. Meyer Block and Mrs.
Milton Simon.
At the Springs are Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Ottenheimer, Of New York.
Mrs. Ottenheiner was Flora Rosen-
thai of indianapolis, before their
marriage last winter.
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Club at the Little theatre, in which
they DO say as how Judge Scion
Carter. DR.. John R. Newcomb, Mrs.
Kurt Panther. Robert Rhoades and
August Bohlen are all deeply i'm
plicated. It sounds like a mystery
play concerning a body found float
ing in the Seine And then dane
ing on into the night
Then next morning bright and
early (Question: What do you
mean bright and early? Who'll be
bright and early?D at $50 the Junior
Leaguers assemble for a parade at
noon. And what's going to happen
from $50 till II is what's on every
body's mind, unless it is a high
powered bridge game.
The parade through the down
town streets and then business of
being whisked off to Maxinkuckee
to a house party at the WinsloW
cottage, with Bob and Peg and Reg
inald Garstang and Stuart Dean.
A good deal of whoopee for the
rest of Saturday and Sunday and a
mad trek home Sunday Afternoon
in time for the dinner party Mrs.
Jack Goodman is giving in honor
of Rudolph CAM Sunday night.
And after that, the rest is sleep
sweet sleepl
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Engagement OF
City Girl Made
Public at Party

Announcement was made this
afternoon of the engagement of Miss
Constance Johnson daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs Everett c. johnson, 5505
Pleasant Run drive, to Laurence w
Ray. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Ray. 618 Eastern avenue. The an
nounCement was made at a bridge
party given by Mrs. Lawrence
Wrentmore at her home, 5815 East
Washington street.
Decorations and appointments
were in the bridal colors, pink and
blue. The table at serving time
was decorated with spring flowers in
pink and blue and lighted with
blue tapers with pink tulle.
Announcements we're tiny indivi-
dual kilograms in q miniature mail
box, placed on the table at serving
time. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. A. H, Adams.
Guests besides Miss Johnson were
Mrs. Richard Federman, Mrs. E. c.
Johnson, Mrs. Francis Insley, Mrs.
Kenneth Badger, Mrs. Gerald Short
ridge, Kokomo; Miss Esther Yancey,
Miss Beatrice Johnson, Miss Mary
Ann Huggind, Miss Jane Ray and
Miss Kathryn Ray.
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Highland to
Oben Season
0fPd1-tieS

Highland Golf and Country Club
uill open its season of evening So
cial events with a dinner bridge FOR
members and guests Thursday,
May Q.
The entertainment committee for
the season is composed of Mr.. and
Mrs II. l.. Richards. chairmen; Dr.
and Mrs. w. c. Hall. DR.. and Mrs.
(. B. Rinker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Ely, and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Will
son.
The committee has planned a full
program Of entertainment for the
season. featuring monthly luncheons
and dinner bridges. A special pro-
gram for children Of members also
has been arranged. The next chill
dTen's party will be a treasure hunt
IN May, the date to be announced
later.
a group Of Highland members win
go 70 French Lick for the weekend
OF April %. John J. Madden Jr.. is
IN charge Of reservations and ar
rangements. Among those who VIII
90 down Tuesday are Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
French. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Law and Mr..
and Mrs. George Klein. The others
will go down Friday for the golf
tournament, to be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
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MEETINGS OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS NEXT WEEK

for the meeting Of the Alpha Delta
Latrejan Club at her home, 2l20
Central avenue. Mrs. Pierce Mac
Coy will be the assisting hostess.
Mrs. James DUNCAN will give a re-
view.
Members OF the Independent So
cial Club viii meet with Mrs. H <.
Pruitt, 2036 Sugar Grove avenue. A
covered dish luncheon will be
served at 1 o'clock. Regular bust
ness meeting will follow.
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
hold its annual meeting at o'clock
at the Claypool hotel. Election Of
officers will take place and annual
reports will be read. Mrs. J. T..
Ward, president, will preside.
Members of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Association Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will meet
for supper at the home Of Mrs
Carl Waggoner. A business meet
ing Will be held and election will
take place
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. S. L. Hosbrook and Mrs. Glenn
johnson will be hostesseS for the
meeting Of the New Century Club
at the home of Mrs. Hosbrook, GAG
Hampton drive. Mrs. II. F, Rey-
nols will talk on THE Arm Of the
Middle West" Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
"Hamlin Garland, a Son of the
Middle Border and Mrs jill. Du-
vail. villa Gather and the Peasant
Pioneer A musical program will
be given.
Members OF the Irvington Quest
Club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
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p. ia. VIII
GiUe zCurnS
for Posters

All parent teacher workers are
invited TO attend the poster contest
luncheon in the Lincoln room of
the Hotel Lincoln ct 1915 o'clock
Wednesday,
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. E. A. Clark. Prizes for the
poster contest will be awarded at
that time. The program has been
arranged by Mrs. Roland Thomas,
Pendleton, chairman Of the depart
ment Of art Of the Indiana Parent
Teacher Association.
Judges for the posters are Miss
Wilma Balyeat. art supervisor of
the schools of Anderson; George
Mess, of the Circle Art academy,
and Oakley Richey, Of the John
Heron Art institute. Judging OF
the posters took place today at the
Indiana university extension Offices
Roy P. Wisehart, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, will
be the speaker at the luncheon. The
prizes will be awarded by Hugh
Norman of the Indiana university
extension division.
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for the coming year are: Mrs.
George T. Smith, president; Mrs.
o. G. Merrill, first vice-president;
Mrs. William Frost, second vice
president; MIS-. John w. Donaldson,
recording secretary; Mrs. J. R.
Jones. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Perry Davis. treasurer; Mrs. E, F.
Farmer. chairman membership COM
.nittee: Mrs. c. J. Wilding. chair
man hospitality committee; Mrs.
Herbert Wilson. floral chairman;
Mrs. Earnest Sutton, music chair
man: Mrs A. G.. BaSSett, publicity
chairman; Mrs. T. B. Wright, par
humanitarian; Mrs. John W. Don
aldson. delegate to Seventh dis
trict Federated Clubs; Mrs. Har-
vey Bohlke. alternate; Mrs. T. B.
Wright. delegate to Women's Coun-
Gil. and Mrs. Hugh Barton, alter
nate
New officers Of the Elizabethan
chapter are: Mrs. George Ruth,
president: Mrs. John Robinson. vice
president; Mrs Omar Rose. record
ing secretary: Mrs. Eelina Cox, cor
responding secretary. and Mrs
George Dyer. treasurer Mrs. Mar
iorie Goldsborough is a new men,
Der of the chapter.
ztz
Castle Craig chapter will meet
Thursday night at the home of Mrs
Robert Caplinger. 760 North De-
Quincy street. New members of the
chapter are Mrs. Elizabeth Thorn
burg and Miss Mary Williams. Mrs.
Neal Webb. Mrs. Morris Young and
Miss Mary Jane Walters will be
guests OF the chapter. H. S. Walters
who was horn and lived some time
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I Solly Schubach, 1894 Hill street.
Answer to roll call will be made
with review items. Mrs L. A. Ran
dali will talk on History and Con-
quest Of Alexander The mythology
lesson "Theseus. Jason. the Caledo-
man Hunt will be in charge of
Mrs. Walter Carnahan.
Mrs. Harry Orlopp will be hostess
for the meeting Of the Inter Nos
Club at the south side branch of
the Y. w. G. A. Mrs. w. A. Shul-
| lenberger will talk on Katherine
Pope's Hawaiian Folk lore" and
Mrs. B. S. Gadd will review "Scien-
! tiflc Study Of Hawaiian Music" by
Helen Roberts. A musical program
of Hawaiian music will be given
Each member may bring two guests.
Mrs. William Peake. 1906 East
Washington street, will entertain
members of the Children's Sunshine
Club of Sunnyside.
A meeting Of the Zetathea Club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
c. F. Crippen, 1898 Park avenue.
Response to roll call will be made
with the names of Indiana states
men. Subject Of study will be
Party Principles and Politics" Mrs.
Jess E. Martin will talk on Re
publican Principles and Policies"
Mrs. Leon Lockwood will enter
tain members Of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club at her home, 66
North Holmes avenue. Federation
report will be given. Bible lesson will
be in charge of Mrs. T. H. Thomp-
son. Program for the afternoon
will be in charge of Mrs. Noble Hiatt
and Mrs Homes Jones.
Election of officers for the coming
year will be held by members of the
| Council of Irvington Union of
Women at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Siegesmund, 81 Campbell avenue,
at o'clock.
THURSDAY
Thursday Lyceum Club members
will meet at the home Of Mrs. C, r.
Weaver, 3116 Broadway. Mrs. H. T.
Brown will review the book of the
month.
Members of the Thursday After
noon Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Howard Sturgeon Mrs. J. L..
Locke will be assisting hostess.
Response to roll call will be made
with names of places of interest
in Indiana. A report of the Sew
enth district meeting will be made.
Mrs. c. A. Shelby. 1920 North La
Sale avenue, will entertain mem
ters of the Ladies Federal Club.
Mrs. william Norris and Mrs. N. B.
McKinzie will be in charge Of the
program.
Annual election of officers for the
indianapolis Business. and Profess
sional Women's Club will be held at
the Womans Department Club from
$50 to o'clock Results will be
announced at o'clock. A musical
program will be given.
Members of the Indiana Women's
Republican Club will meet at 1890
o'clock at the Columbia Club for
luncheon.
FRIDAY
Members of the Irvington Fort
nightly Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. L. NJ. Richardson. 100 john
son avenue. Mrs. Simon Reisler
will be the assisting hostess. Mrs.
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Phi Gan1n1aDeLta
WiUGiUeAn
Dance at SeUerin

Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will
give its annual state dance tonight
in the roof garden of the Hotel
SEVERN. Members from the five
Indiana chapters at Purdue. Indi-
ana, Wabash, De Paw and Han
over universities will attend.
The dance is being given under
auspices of the graduate chapter
Of Indianapolis. John p. Collett is
president; Robert T. Miller, vice
president; ]. K. Pierson, secretary.
and C. LIE Roy Austin, treasurer.
Patrons and patronesses include
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Mr.
and Mrs, Dick Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Edo Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. c. &c
Roy Austin, Mr. and Mrs J. P. Col
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dunphy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Miller.
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Camp Fire Girls

All Camp Fire Girls of Indian
apolis territory will have a play day
and camp rally at the tourist camp
in Riverside park Saturday, May q,
at 10 a. m. Registration for Camp
Alahi will open at this time and the
camp bulletin will be given out.
Each group is asked to make a
group banner and to be prepared
with a health stunt. Prizes will be
awarded for the best banner. stunts,
and to the group with the highest
percentage Of membership In at
tendance A fine program Of games
is being planned by the committee
and fires will be built for those
wishing to bring something to cook.
All Camp Fire guardians will
meet at the Camp Fire Office, 306
Penway building, Wednesday night,
at 1870. The meeting is to be a
council fire, when leaders will re-
ceiye the ranks of woodgatherer,
firemaker and torchbearer.
Shuinala group had a ceremonial
last week, at which Julia Hamilton
was received as q new member A
hike was planned also and cleo
ton OF officers will take place at
the next meeting.
Camp Fire Girls Of School 7 had
a lesson in bandaging and first aid
given to the school nurse Of their
last meeting.
Otyokwa group of School met
for a business meeting last week.
Shunuya group of Tabernacle
Presbyterian church will hold a
spring hike Saturday with their
| leader, Mrs Donna Eberhard.