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tunes not only for himself but for
others. He had been one Of the pioneers
and leaders In an industry which en-
ploys hundreds of thousands OF men.
But press reports Of his death stated
that in his old age. Industry-to which
he had given so much-was able to offer
him but little in the way Of employ
ment, and that he died almost pennt-
less.
This is but one instance Of q condi-
ton that urgently demands study.
Ride anywhere through the industrial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-21
BY JAMES ]. DAVIS,
United States Secretary OF Labor.

\ ECENTLY there died In Detroit
} a man whose name is borne by
millions of automobiles in Amer
Y lea and throughout the world.
His mechanical ability and in
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Girl Scout News

The Girl Scouts are cooperating
with The Indianapolis Times in its
campaign for members for the Gold
en- Rule Safety Club. Any girls re
ceiving membership blanks are
asked 10 turn them in at the Girl
Scout office.
New candidates reported during
the last week are: Troop Is. Ruth
Wilfred: Troop IS, Meredith Sull1-
van. Eleanor Cakes, LYDIA Bell Hook
err. Helen Hooker; Troop "a, Mar
garet Berry, Madaline Linville, Mar
garet Baker, Jean Mounjoy, Ger
trude Nickel. Pauline Payne: Troop
AZ. Jean Benning, Opal Thomp-
son: Troop /, Shirley Tybrook, Media
johnson, Jean Meek. Lois LeFeren,
Kitty Lou Fitzgerald, Marceline
Glidewen. Virginia Burns, Jane
Beaulien; Troop 80, Elizabeth Foltz;
Troop Is. Alice Ferguson, Leola Hall
and Mary Carlyle.
Troop IS liked along Fall creek
last Thursday afternoon, and
cooked supper outdoors. More than
twenty girls passed their fire.
building test. Sixty-five girls went
on the hike.
Girls invested during the last
week were: Troop is. Ruth Holmes,
Ruby Holmes; Troop IS. Alice e.
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Richmond chapter observed Arbor
day today. Mrs. Paul Comstock,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kamp, Mrs. Edith B.
Nicholson and Miss Mary Anne
Stubs we're hostesSes. Reports OF
the continental congress were given
by the delegates, Mrs. j. F. Horna-
dav and Mrs. Walter Daily.
indians in Our Melting Pot
was the subject Of an address given
by Miss Ruth Truitt at the April
meeting of the Major Hugh Din
widdie chapter, Knightstown, held
Friday at the home Of Miss Eta
Butler, Lewisville. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Helen Cockrill, Miss
Hawley Hall, Miss Merry Hedrick
and Mrs. Mollie Keller. The chap
ter voted to present flag to the
Boy Scouts of Knightstown- Plans
are being made to mark the graves
of two daughters of Revolutionary
soldiers in May.
Mrs. Clara McCarty Roudebush,
Greenfield, has been received as a
new member in the chapter there.
Miss Mabel Loghram. organizing
president of the Children of the
American Revolution Society at
Peru. reports the application of nine
PROSPECTIVE members in prepara-
ton for an early organization OF the
new society.
Members of Abijah Bigelow
chapter. Michigan City, will meet
Wednesday for reports OF the con-
gress at Washington. HosteSseS will
be Mrs. A. B. Hickey and Miss
Frances McConkey.
Thirteenth anniversary Of the
Olde Towne chapter. LoganSport,
will be observed with dinner Mon
day. May 6. The dinner will be
given at the Memorial home, with
Mrs. Ruby Parsons Frey, Mrs.
Florence Parsons Douglass. and Mrs.
Lottie T. Goodnow in charge.
=
Mary Penrose Wayne chapter, TT.
Wayne. will hold its annual lunch
con and installation of officers Mon
day. May s. Reports of the Contin-
entail Congress will be given by Mrs.
James B. Crankshaw. state regent;
Mrs. E. H. Merritt, Dr. Jessie Calvin
and Miss Florence Merritt. Mrs.
Chan S. Ray. Mrs. A. L. Dern, Mrs.
]. E. Elliott, Mrs. w. II. Fritz, Mrs
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League of Women Voters
Plans for Programs in May

and Mrs, Thomas D. Steering, In
dianapolis, we're delegates from the
Indiana League.
An unofficial representative of the
Indiana league at the council meet
irr was Mrs. Richard Edwards,
formerly treasurer and vice-preSl-
dent of the national league. Mrs.
Edwards will assist with organlza-
ton of new leagues in Indiana this
year.
1t is expected that chairmen OF
two committees, literature and radio,
will be named at this meeting.
Every effort will be made to pro-
mote listening-in to the Voters
Service radio programs sponsored
bv the National League Of Women
Voters and the National Broadcast
ing Company. These programs are
broadcast at $50 Central standard
time every Tuesday.
The programs as announced Tor
Nav. include the presentation OF
What Congress Is Doing, by
Charles G. Ross, head of the Wash
ington bureau of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch on May 7 and May Il.
The companion speaker on these
dates will be Kirke Simpson of the
Washington bureau of the Assocl-
ated Press, who will speak on THE
Little Cabinet" and Henry God
dard Leach, editor Of The Forum,
who will speak on 1.-THE Jones Law"
The program for May IA will be
devoted to presentation of the sub
iect of Crime and Law" DR.. George
w. Kirchwey, formerly warden of
Sing Sing, will speak on "Our made
ouate Criminal Law" and DR.. Ray
mond Moley, professor Of public law,
Columbia university, will speak on
Inadequate Administration" Speak
ers for the May % program will be
General Hugh Lenxo Scott, mem
Der of the board of Indian commits
sioners since 1919, and Lewis Merriam
of the Institute for Government Re-
search, the Brockings Institution,
Washington, D. c. Their subject
will be. The Federal Government
and the Indian"
The American Library Associa-
ton contributes book lists on voters
service topics which "liSteners-in"
will find at their local Libraries.
Members of the executive board
of the Indiana League Of Women
Voters are: Mrs. Charles N. Teetor,
Hagerstown, president: Mrs. T. j..
I,ouden, Bloomington. first vice.
president; Mrs. Ralph E. Carter, In
dianapolis, secretary; Mrs. Ora
Thompson Ross, Rensselaer,, treas
urer: Mrs Elizabeth Claypool Earl,
Muncie; Mrs Walter S. Greenough,
Indianapolis. and Mrs. S. N. Camp
bell, Indianapolis.
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PERSONALS

Miss Helen Carroll, member Of
the faculty at st. Mary's college,
South Bend, is spending the week
end as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll, 1855
North Pennsylvania street.
Edward Bingham, Hampton Court,
who has been in Washington, D. c.,
has returned.
George R. Gerking Jr. of Ben
Davis, left Friday on an extensive
motor trip through Kentucky, Ten
nesSe and Indiana.
Miss Grace Chalmers, correspond
ing secretary Of the w. c. T. U. in
Jerusalem, is the house guest Of Miss
Edith Compton, 1T East Fiftieth
street. Several parties are being
planned in her honor, and she has
attended number of w. c. T U.
meetings since her arrival.
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Ca17leHQ71
Breakfast
ON MayDay

Mrs. John Conner, chairman OF
the ways and means committee OF
the Carnelian Club. announces the
committees for the annual May day
breakfast to be given Wednesday at
the Art -Men-Nel salon, 5210 North
Meridian street.
Mrs. p. E. Bowman. president of
the organization, has been made
chairman of the reception commit
tee. assisted by Mrs. w c. Smith,
Mrs E. L. Burnett. Mrs. D. B.
Sullivan, Mrs Elwood Ramsey, Mrs.
c. G. Calkins and Mrs. Clarence
Tucker. Mrs. Mack Coppovk, chair
man of the decorations committee,
is being assisted by Mrs. Emmie
Sanborn and Mrs. Ira T. Swartz.
Mrs ". F. Cleary is in charge OF
tickets. She is being assisted by
Mrs. o. B. Ent, Mrs. Ray Hartz
Mrs. J. D. HosS, Mrs Robert Ends
ley, Mrs. George Lemaux, Mrs. H. L.
Nixon, Mrs. f, S. Owens, Mrs
George Stegman, Mrs. Clarence
Tucker and Mrs. P. r. Chevalier.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. w. T. Engle, chairman. A
quartet composed of Mrs. Austin De
Wore, Mrs. Marian Thompson. Mrs.
Fred Nelson and Mrs, Engle will
present a group Of songs. Miss
Olive Killer. violinist, assisted by
Mrs. D. c. Conner, will give several
numbers.
Committee in charge of prizes is
composed of Mrs. j. G. Engelke,
Mrs. L. A. Fleura and Mrs. H. l..
Nixon.
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Y.W.C.A. to
Annual
Breakfast

Spring never has really arrived at
the Y. w. C. A. until after the
annual May morning breakfast the
first Saturday of May. This year
arrangements for more than three
hundred guests are nearly completed
for the morning of May 4, $50 to
9 o'clock. Spring flowers will deco
rate the tables in Social hall and
cages of Canaries will aid the Or
chestra.
For as many years as there has
been all annual May morning
breakfast, members Of the Miriam
Club. the oldest organization within
the association, have been in charge.
In the gold old days" the girls
cooked the food and served it. But
that was twenty years ago. This
year the girls" will serve from the
steam tables, have charge Of all ar
rangements and will be assisted with
the serving by Girl Reserves.
The menu, which stands the same
with the tradition of a occasion, is
div dyS CclCdl, 4lCS1lf oul dWOClA ACo
and powdered sugar, hot biscuits
bacon and eggs and coffee.
Proceeds from the breakfast orig
inally were used to send delegates
to Geneva conferences. Those con-
ferences grew out of hand, however,
as the Y. w. c. A. program in
creased and funds for that purpose
were taken care of other ways. Pro-
ceeds from the May morning break
fast this year will be used for world
fellowship.
Members OF the Miriam Club
are: Miss Ethel Allen, Miss Florence
Born. Miss Ida Braddock, Miss
Edith Compton, Miss Lucy Cutler,
Miss Ophelia De Mott, Miss Edith
Eldridge. Miss Olive Faulkner. Miss
Lillian Hart, Miss Augusta Hiatt,
Miss Myrtle Lefeber, Miss Mary
Noonan. Miss Margaret Rayburn,
Miss Beatrice Riegger, Miss Flor
ence Lanham, Miss Margaret
Schrader, Miss Bertha Schultz, Miss
Julia Wiese. Miss Nellie Clarke, Miss
Marian Haywood, Mrs. Ida Nielsen
helder and Mrs. Ethel Shepherd.
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Camp Fire Girls

The camp rally and play day for
all Camp Fire Girls will be held
Saturday. May 4, at Riverside park
in Whittier's grove. All girls and
guardians will meet where the Riv-
erside car turns by the South Grove
club house at 10 a. m. Each group
is asked to bring a group banner
and be prepared with a health, stunt.
Should it rain on May 4, the play
day will be held May II.
TayuSda group of School Z worked
on Fire-Maker requirements at its
weekly meeting. Each girl gave a
short sketch Of the life Of some
famous woman.
Wicowacango Camp Fire Girls OF
School Al met Monday for their sec
ond session. The following officers
we're elected: Dorothy Barnhart,
president; Norma Durf1inger, vice
president; Jane Ann Greenlee, sec
rotary: Thelma Kroetz, treasurer,
and Elizabeth Farmer, scribe.
Wetomachick group of School 80
held a business meeting and MADE
plans for a nature hike and May
day party.
TawaSiya group of the Irvington
Methodist Episcopal church held a
ceremonial Monday afternoon at
which a new member, Wanda Curry,
was received into the group.
Shuinala group met at the st.
Paul Methodist Episcopal church. A
nature honor on snakes was earned.
Election resulted as follows: Presi-
dent. Helen Hudson; secretary and
treasurer. Marian Sperry, and
scribe. Ruth Slaughter.
Camp Fire Girls of School 9 held
business meeting this week and
worked on citizenship honors.
The Camp Fire Guardians ASso-
citation met for council fire on
Wednesday night. The following
ranks were conferred: Wood
gatherer. Mrs. Frances Reagy; fire.
maker. Misses Mary Marshall, The
resa Carroll and Mrs. Lucille Hughes:
torch bearer, Mrs. Edgar Webb
Honors were awarded 20 Mrs. A. l.
jenkins. Miss Emma Raab. Miss
Mary McPheeters and Mrs. Heagy.
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of
Legion Plans
Member Tea

Members OF Acknowledgment
unit of the American Legion auxili-
airy will entertain with a member
ship tea from 3 to 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon at the Lurnley tearoom.
1910 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Frank Payne, chairman in
charge OF the affair, will be assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Harry O'Cain,
Mrs. G. E. Harrison, and Mrs. Wesley
w. Fancher. During the tea hour, a
musical program will be presented
by Miss Irma Steele, yioliniSt, &C
companied by Miss Dorothy Stark.
The Karstadt sisters, Betty Jean,
Paula, Dorothy Claire and Mary
Elizabeth, will present program of
dances; Miss Jennie Ackman will
give two readings, and Miss Louise
Cruiser will sing, accompanied by
Miss Vivian Slagle, pianist.
The tea table will be decorated
with lilacs in yellow pottery vase
and lighted with yellow tapers in
yellow pottery holders.
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Indianapolis Group Goes to
French Lick for Golf Play

and Mrs. Arch Grossman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Madden, and John
Bookwalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse MoSSler have
been here this week. MOsSler, sec
rotary of the Indiana Golf ASs0cia-
ton. is making arrangements for a
woman's tournament scheduled the
same week as the mems champion
ship, beginning Aug. 10.
Among Indianapolis visitors at
the Springs this week are Mrs. H. S.
Kendall, Harry Kendall Jr. and Mrs.
H. H. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael f. Foley,
Indianapolis, end her mother, Mrs.
C. w. Cunningham, have come to
the Springs hotel for their April
vacation. Stephen flanagan, In
dianapolis and Miami Beach, Fla,
spent the week end at French Lick
with friends entertaining at dinner
at the Gorge inn. Other Indian
apolis guests arriving this week are
Florence Anderson, Alice Olson,
Bernard Cunniff, Mi and Mrs. H.
B. FuerStenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mills, Roy Shields Dr. c. R. Strick-
land. Mrs. Teel Tappan and Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Teel. Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Nicholson AND Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. R. Schively. Richmond, are here
for a spring sojourn.
Number of guests at the Springs
hotel is increasing with the APP
proabh of the date of the running
of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs. Many guests now are driv-
ing daily to Louisville to see work
outs of the horses
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Musicale to
BeGiUe71 at
Art Center

A May day musicale will be held
at 8 o'clock Wednesday in the sculp-
ture court of John Heron Art In
stitute, Sixteenth and Pennsylvania
streets.
Those who will appear on the pro-
gram are Frederick Hohlt, vlolinlst,
accompanied by Miss Ruby Bell, who
also will give a group of numbers;
Miss Maxine Mckay, reader; Mrs,
Hanna Dick Munick, soprano and
leader of the choir of Capitol Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal church, &C
companied by Mrs. Elsie Evans Pat
tison.
A group of piano numbers which
will include "Capriccio," by Scar
latti. and "Etude,'' by Saint Saens,
will be played by Mrs. Pattison.
A display of sixty anti-nicotine
posters made by the most advanced
classes of art students, being spon-
sored by the Central Union, w. G.
T. u, will be on display. Prize VIM
ners will be selected first by jury
composed OF Paul Hadley and E. G..
Ropkey, president of the Indianapo-
lis Engraving and Die Company;
members of the executive board OF
Central Union, and Mrs. E. E. Mltt-
man.
After selections by the judges, the
first. second and third winners Will
be decided upon by popular vote OF
members present. Miss Margery
Mittman will be in charge Of the
ballot box. FavorS will be flowers,
arranged in a basket decorated with
green and white. Mrs. Vivian Pro-
chaska will be in charge.
Mrs. w. w. Reedy, president OF
the union. will preside.
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MONDAY

Mrs. Helen Brown will entertain
members of the Review Club with
their last party of the club year at
her home, the John Talge farm,
near Carmel Luncheon will be
served at l o'clock. A short program
will be given, followed by a garden
party.
william H. Insley will address
members of the indianapolis Liter
airy Club at 8:15 at the D. A. r..
Chapter house, 824 North PennSyl-
vania street He will talk on An
Indiana Pioneer"
Miss Theresa Strebel will enter
tain members of Alpha Tau zeta
sorority and friends with a bridge
party at her home.
TUESDAY
Mrs. Gilbert McNutt, 5436 Lowell
avenue. will entertain members OF
the Proctor Club at her home. Mrs.
J. J. Price will talk on Pierre
Gibault; the Capture Of Vincennes
and George Rogers Clark"
Members of the Hoosier Tourist
Club will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. T. E. Halls Jr., 1925 Ruckle
street. Mrs. C. NJ. Ftnney will talk
on Through Tipperary to Dublin,
and MRS. o. M. Cosner will have as
her subject Dublin"
Independent Social Club members
will meet with Mrs. Frank Shell
house, 302 Spink-Arms hotel.
Heyl Study Club members will
meet at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
The program will deal with that
phase of American History covering
the reconstruction period. Mrs. J. E.
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Executive board OF the Indiana
League of Women Voters will meet
in the state Office Friday. Mrs
Charles N. Teetor, HagerstoWn, re-
Gently elected president OF the
league, will preside.
Especial attention will be given at
the executive board meeting TO a
discussion of the national council
meeting of the league held IN
washington this week. Mrs. Teetor
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

IA. Greenland, Mrs. D. w. McNabb
and Mrs. Samuel Taylor are In
charge of the program.
George Rogers Clark day will be
observed by Daniel Brooks chapter
of Ioogootee and Shoals at its May
meeting with Miss Frances I. OPP
pelt. Roll call will be answered with
topics of historic Vincennes. Papers
will be given on George Rogers
Clark, Francis Vigo, and Alice OF
Old Vincennes," by Mrs. Ernest
FidIer, Miss Susan Brooks, and Miss
Marian SchWey.
Frances SIocum chapter, Wabash,
will hear reports of the congress by
chapter delegates, Mrs. E. O.
Clearinghouse and Mrs. Henrietta
Vaughn, at the meeting Tuesday
Miss Myrtle Bruner will be hostess
Formal installation Of officers will
take place.
MIS-. FRANK M. AUdllLo oPOhO VA
National Memorials" at the meet
ing of Estabrook chapter, Rockville
Friday. Mrs. A.. T. Brockway and
Mrs. c. w. Marshall were hostesses
Response to roll call was made with
Trail Blazers in Indiana.
Miss Lura Bach and Mrs. o. E.
Russell. regent, were hosteSses for
the meeting of William Tufts chap
ter. Elkhart, Friday afternoon. M
A. Keeler spoke on Conservation
and Developing State Parks" Miss
Elva Essig had as her subject, In
diana State Parks"
Members OF James Hill chapter,
Lebanon. met at the ElkS' temple
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Milford
Cline as hostess. A social hour
followed the regular business meet
ing and program.
Rushville chapter members were
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Fanny Amos Thursday afternoon.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Sallie Case, Mrs. Martha Grindle,
Mrs. Sallie Parsons, Mrs. Ann E.
Amos and Miss Sallie Adams.
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Bride-Eiect ROnOred

Mrs. c. A. Shelby entertained
members OF the Ladies Federal Club
at her home. 1922 North La Sale
street, Thursday afternoon. Miss
Villa Sammis, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Sammis. a member of the
club, was guest Of honor. She will
become the bride Of Paul j. Bailey,
Thursday, May 9. The club mem
bers presented her with green glass
table ware.
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Gathered at the French Lick
Springs Golf and Country Club this
k-erfd was a party Of men and
women Of the Highland Golf and
Country Club, Indianapolis, some
arriving Wednesday and the re-
mainder Thursday. Golf tourna-
ments for the men and women will
be played during the stay.
In the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius French, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lathrop,
Mr. and Mrs. william Umphrey, Mr..
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MEETINGS OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS NEXT WEEK

party for children at SunnySide
Sanitariunls will be given by mem
bers of the Childrens' Sunshine
Club Of SunnySide.
Alumni Club OF Nu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority,
will install officers at the meeting
at 100 in the studio of Miss Lulu
Brown in the Metropolitan School OF
Music. officers are: President, Nell
Kemper McMurtry; vice-president,
Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs: sec
rotary. Mrs ISobel Cannon Cart
wright: treasurer, Mrs. John Sink;
warden, Miss Ruby Kieffer, and
chaplain, Miss Lulu Brown.
Ladies Aid society of the Seventh
PRESBYTERIAN church will hold its
monthly business meeting at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edward
Laycock. Tbs East McCarty street.
Regular meeting Of the Woman's
Lion club will be held at the Sphinx
Arms hotel. Luncheon will be served
at noon. followed by q benefit card
party by the club. Mrs. Earl B.
Hill is chairman in charge OF
arrangements.
Indianapolis branch of the State
Assembly Woman'S club will meet
at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Fred Bicker-
man will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.
T. A. Daily, Mrs. Walter Behmer,
Mrs. T. M. Dickerman and Mrs. c.
C. Wvsong. Reservations must be
made by Monday evening with Mrs.
Daily or Mrs. Behmer. Officers will
be elected following luncheon.
THURSDAY
Installation OF new officers Of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolt
ton, will take place at the meeting
to convene at 10 o'clock. Reports
will be made in the morning, fol-
lowed by l o'clock luncheon.
Members of the Aftermath CLUB
will have a Daughters day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Jerome E. Hol-
man, 1920 North Tuxedo street.
FRIDAY
Mrs. c. A. Cook will be hostess for
the meeting Of the Woman's Adj
vance Club at her home, 3248 Wash
ington boulevard. Guest day will be
observed.
Members Of the Irvington Catholic
Womans Study Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. William j. Betzs
AZ North Hawthorne lane. Mrs.
Edward E. Dallman will talk on
THE Liturgical Movement"
SATURDAY
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Louis w. Bruck, 50 South Audubon
road. Miss Laura c. Holden will
be joint hostess, Mrs. Ernest r.
Keller will review Thornton Wilder's
Bridge of San Luis Rey." A must
cal program VIII be given.
Mrs. Blanche Mccoy, 974 West
drive. Woodruff Place, will be hos
tess Tor the meeting of the Cul-
ture Club at her home Mrs. w. N.
Carpenter will talk on New Evil
dence OF Pan-American Brother
hood, and Mrs. G. B. Taylor will
have as her subject Americas
Place in Internationalism."
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kin: Troop -. Wilma Casey, and
Troop As. Ferne Hoffman.
The patro ] selling the most
cookies in Troop 80 will be enter
tanned by the rest OF the troop. A
midget pin will be given to the girl
who scld the most cookies.
The mother-daughter banquet of
Troop 5, held Thursday night. was
a farewell to the captain of the
troop. Mrs Charles P. Trask. She
is moving to Charleston. w. Va.
Date for the rally has been set
as June /. The event will be staged
at the Manual Training high school
athletic field.
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Pierce will talk on The Life of An
drew Johnson; Mrs. John Macy
will review Red Rock" and Mrs.
Nettie Kane will talk on "A New
America" Current events and an
informal talk about the program
will follow.
Mrs. H. K. Pruitt, 2036 Sugar
Grove avenue, will entertain mem
bers of the Independent Social Club
with a covered dish luncheon. A
regular business meeting will follow.
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EdSu Pie

Leftover meat, with the addition
of few carrots, peas or other veg
etables, make a pie delicious and
easy to make If the biscuit dough
covering is thinned enough to drop
it in spoonfuls instead Of having TO
roll 1t out.