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w. C. T. u. PICNIC FRIDAY
Annual Outing to Be Held on Brook
side Park Grounds.

The annual picnic of Central w.
c. T. U. will be held Friday in
Brookside park. starting at IL a. m.
The Rev. w. w. Want, North.
Methodist church. will speak on
HAS Prohibition Come to Stay?"
Readings will be given by Miss
Wilma Fisher. Mrs. G.. A. Breeze
will have charge of the music.
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Bob Shank Due Back

Bob Shank. Hoosier airport presi-
dent. who few to Oklahoma City
several days ago in Travelair
monoplane with four passengers,
was to return about p. m. today.
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A desert snail of Egypt was fixed
to a tablet in the British museum
in 1916. Four years after, the snail
showed signs of life. was removed
from the tablet. and lived for a
considerable time.
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PAGE 7

White, Pulaski and Jasper counties
will be held at the armory here Augf
Is, Miss Blanche Merry, state att
officer, announced TO-DAY.
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resentative ticket Of candidates who
are pledged to carry out the
principles Of city manager govern
mert.
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A transcontinental refueng endurance flight is
next on the aviation program Captain Ira Eaker
above, right and Lieutenant Bernard Thompson,
army 1iers. are scheduled to take off from San
Francisco soon IN an attempt to make two round
trip fights between the California city and New
York and then fly back to Cleveland, O.. and over
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Air Student Enrolled

ivan Hume, New Augusta, has
been enrolled in the Capitol Always
ground school.
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School Officers to Meet
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Aug. ga
conference of school attendance and
issuing officers Of Newton. Benton.
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men pIeIel

receive approved photographs Of his
daughter.
The Mexico City papers have been
publishing pictures Of Elizabeth and
Constance Morrow, the ambassa-
doris other two daughters, and
labelling them Miss Anne Morrow"
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Indy WEDDING
is EXPECTED IN
MAY OR June
Friends Think Flying Ace
Would Prefer to Be Mar
ried in Mexico.
BY GESFORD T. FINE,
United Press staH Correspondent

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 15.-Ihe
capital expects the wedding Of Miss
Anne Spencer Morrow and Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh to be held in
may or June, probably in May.
If Lindbergh comes here at the
end of this month to open the new
Brownsville Mexico City air mail
route. as expected, it was believed
the date would be set then.
Lindbergh, it was assumed, would
prefer Mexico City as the place for
the wedding, since he has often eX-
pressed fondness for this country
where ne first met his fiancee.
He probably would get greater
privacy here than anywhere in the
United States.
Ambassador Dwight w. Morrow,
at his weekly conference with the
press Thursday, declined to make
any reference to his daughters
wedding and only smiled at attempts
to draw him out.
His only concession was to make
arrangements for all newspapers to
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new RAIL WAR
FACED IN WEST
Hills Dream of Entering
California Develops.

Eyj HitCf Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-A move
here today to crystalize the dream
of a famous builder may precipi-
tate another railroad battle OF the
west.
Twenty years ago, James J. Hill
founder of the Great Northern
railroad, foresaw the day when his
miles OF steel would pour valuable
cargo into California.
He died before the many obstacles
that blocked his desire had been
hurdled, but the determination Of
his successors was registered again
before The interstate commerce
commission Thursday when counsel
petitioned the body for permission
to extend Great Northern lines from
klamath Falls, Ore, into California
to connect with a proposed north
erly extension Of the Western Pa
cific road from Paxton or Keddie,
Cal.
Railway circles considered the
proposed linking Of the two roads
as one of the most significant de-
velopments of the last two decades
in western railway history and talk
was revived Of an imminent merger
of the Great Northern and Western
Pacific roads.
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No English household is complete
without weather barometer.
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Annual Fete
Scheduled by
Iota KabbaS

Iota Kappa sorority will hold its
annual Christmas party tonight at
the home of Miss Mary Williams,
3143 North Capitol avenue. The
house will be decorated with holly,
poinsettias and a large lighted
Christmas tree. Gifts will be ex-
changed.
Mrs VanDorn Adams will read
a Christmas story and pledges will
present a stunt. Mrs. Adams,
chairman In charge of arrange
mentS. is being assisted by Mrs.
Burton Canaday and Miss Williams.
Mrs. Emmett Musselman, Chicago,
will be a special guest.
Members and pledges who will at
tend are Mrs. Ward Hunter, Mrs.
Randle Willis, Mrs. Edwin Mussel-
man, Miss Mary Lou Metsker, Miss
Genevieye Smith, Miss Kathryn
Snow, Miss Catherine Van Arsdal,
Miss Winona Merrifield. Miss
Pamela Murray, Miss Helen White,
Miss Florine Musselman, Miss Jose
phine West, Miss Bernice Shaw,
Mis- Dorothy Hardin, Miss Mary
Williams. Miss Phyllis Steinbruegge,
Miss Margaret Powell, Miss Mar
garet North. Miss Mary Spatig and
Miss Dorotha Schneid.
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Miss Hereth
Sets Jan. Is
Bridal Date

Miss Llewellyn Hereth, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Hereth,
1903 Broadway, has announced
Saturday, Jan 25, as the date of
her marriage to Gaylord Millikan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn B. Mill
kan, 1904 North Delaware street.
The wedding twill take place at 4
at the Second Presbyterian church.
Miss Hereth has chosen as her
matron of honor, Mrs. August c.
Bohlen. Her sister, Miss Betty
Hereth, will be her maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Mrs. Yale
Rice, Evanston, Ill; Mrs. Martin
Gardner. Toledo; Mrs. Paul
Matthews, Mrs. Charles Nicholson
and Miss Elizabeth Watson.
August Bohlen will be Mr.. Mill
kan's best man. The ushers will be
Elijah Martindale, George Lemcke,
william Wilson, Theodore SEVERN.
Charles Nicholson and Meredith
Nicholson Jr.
A number Of parties have been
planned for Miss Hereth. Mrs.
Charles Nicholson will entertain
Friday, Jan. with a bridge tea.
Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Rice will
have a party early in the month.
Miss Elizabeth Watson is entertain
Ing with a dinner party for Miss
Hereth, and Mrs. Millikan. The
bridal party will be entertained with
a dinner party Jan. % by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bohlen.
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Troop I will be entertained with a
Christmas party at 1870 Monday
night at the home of Miss Ruth
Gardiner, 5O39 East Tenth street
Miss Mary McCrosson is counselor
Troop 2 will meet at the home OF
Miss Louise Hausman, 1909 East
Tenth street, at 7:30 Friday night
for a Christmas party. Miss Mar
garet Widold is counselor.
Mrs. w. H. Crogun, counselor for
Troop 8, is entertaining her troop at
a Christmas party at 2:30 Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 20, at her home,
2351 College avenue.
Miss Dorothy Keene, 2134 Central
avenue, will entertain members of
Troop 4 with a Christmas party at
her home at 2::30 Friday afternoon.
She will be assisted by Miss Mar
garet Blackwell and Miss Rosalie
Beck. Miss Frances E. Engel is act
ing counselor for the troop.
Troops and Is entertained with
a joint Christmas party at Mon
day night at the home of Miss
Mary Ann Doyle, 1872 North Rural
street. Mary Loesche is counselor
for Troop 16.
Miss Ann Hegarty, counselor for
Troop 6, entertaining her troop at
a Christmas party Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home, 2038 North Ala
bama street.
Troop Z was entertained with a
Christmas party at the home Of
Miss Marjorie Boyle, zoos North
Pennsylvania street at 3 o'clock Fri
day afternoon. After the party the
troop delivered it's Christmas con-
tribution of food and provisions to
the old folks home. Mrs. Jane Rohr
is counselor.
Miss Margaret Johantges, Bridge
ports was hostess for the Christmas
party given by members of Troop IA
at 8 o'clock Friday night. Miss
Alice DeBurger is counselor.
Members of Troop Is had a busl-
ness meeting at the home of Miss
Marguerite Maskey, 842 North Gray
street. at Friday night. Miss Wini-
fred Calvin is counselor. The Christ
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Miss Fairbanks
to Make Debut
i'm Formal Ball

Miss Cornelia Fairbanks, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. Fair
banks of indianapolis and Chicago,
will be presented formally at a ball
to be given tonight at the Black
stone hotel, Chicago.
Miss Fairbanks debut will be one
of the largest of the winter parties.
Five hundred guests will attend.
Two Chicago orchestras will play
the program of dances. Supper
will be served to the guests after
midnight. Among the guests will
be Richard Fairbanks, indianapolis,
and Cornelia's cousin, Miss Cornella
Fairbanks. Pasadena. Cal.
The debutante will wear q cloth
of gold gown. Receiving with Mr..
and Mrs. Fairbanks and their
daughter will be another daughter,
Miss Edith Fairbanks, who made
her debut several years ago.
Cornelia. who attended Farming
ton, spent last winter in Florence,
Italy, where she was studying at
Miss Nixon'S school.
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Formal Dinner
Is Scheduled
by Sorority

Members Of Gamma Delta Alpha
sorority will give a formal dinner
and Christmas party in the blue
room of the Sphinx Arms hotel Sun
day. Mrs. Louise Farmer and Miss
Emma Vielker are in charge of the
dinner. The party following is being
arranged by Mrs. Dorothy Skyles,
Miss Alice Dietz and Miss Mary
Esther Mogab.
Decorations will be in keeping
with the season. Favors will be
American Beauty roses.
Reservations have been made by
Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. SkyleS, Mrs.
Viola Brewer, Mrs. Ruth Jordon.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson, Miss Dietz.
Miss Voelker, Miss Mogab, Miss
Frances Peters, Miss Margaret Nc
Allister, Miss Margarite Shelburne,
Miss Edna wilkinson, Miss Rather.
inc Monahan, Miss Thelrna Mona
han, Miss Georgette Schmitt and
Miss Marjorie Kruger.
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Miss Thompson
Is Hostess for
Christmas Fete

Miss Grace Thompson will en-
terrain with a dinner and Christ
mas party at her home, 2202 North
New Jersey street, Monday night.
Decorations will be in Christmas
colors. Gifts will be exchanged. The
evening will be spent playing bridge.
Guests who will be entertained are
Mrs. James Sweeney, Miss Jennie
Thompson. Salem; Miss Helen
Boeldt, Miss Marie Collmann, Miss
Catherine Craven, Miss Lois Hen
ley, Miss Lula Holderman. Miss Anne
Hurley, Miss Sarah Kaminsky, Miss
Hilda Kohl. Miss Meta Kutzne-,
Miss Dorothea Liesmann, Miss Marie
Mangin, Miss Helen McAnly, Miss
Edna Myers. Miss Flora Parker. Miss
Ruby Robertson, Miss Alma RoSen-
barger, Miss Anna Stahl, Miss Elsie
Stiiber. Miss Margaret Vaughan and
Miss Mary White.
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in PrObylaeum
to GiUe Fete

On New Years day, stockholders
in the Propylaeum and their fami.
lies will hold their annual rece5-
ton from 3 to 7 o'clock at the
Propylaeum. Mrs. Thomas r.
Kackley, president Of the board Of
directors and board members will
be In charge.
Members of the board are Mrs.
August Coburn, Mrs. Fred Hoke,
Mrs. Gavin L. Payne, Mrs. Arthur
v. Brown. Mrs. w. Kern, Mrs.
Ralph Lemcke, Mrs. Owen M.
Mothershead, Mrs. Albert G. Seaton,
Mrs. Kin Hubbard, and Mrs. Harry
Murphy. Mrs Edison Wood, also
member, is on a trip around the
world, and Mrs. Ernest Nelson, an
other member, is mentioning In
Cuba.
There will be a tea table and
music, with dancing in the ballroom.
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Junior Catholic Daughters
of America Notes

mas celebration will be held Christi
mas week.
Troop Is will meet with Miss Vim
centia Conner, 500 Eastern avenue
at Friday night. Miss Alma Kirk
is counselor.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe, counselor for
Troop 10, will entertain members of
the troop with Christmas party
at her home, 1915 North Wallace
street, during Christmas week.
An old-time Christmas party and
taffy pull for members of Troop 10
was given at 2 this afternoon at the
home of the troop counselor, Mrs.
Mildren Jordon Smith, SAB North
Oakland avenue.
A swimming meet will be held at
the Elks Club home at 1920 Friday
morning for Junior c. D. AS only.
There will be six events. A SWIM
ming period will follow.
Junior C. D. of A. basketball
league will open It's season about
Jan. IS. High school troops wishing
to enter should telephone Miss Dor
othy Sanders, basketball chairman,
at Iryington 2030, not later than
Jan. 6.
Interesting dates set aside for
January will be Junior court meet
ing, Junior council meeting, a play
b the Junior girls. with tryouts
and rehearsals and tryouts for the
Glee Club and orchestra. Dates will
be announced next week.
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Recital to Be
GiUen Sunday
by Musicale

Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will
present it's annual Christmas recital
at 3 Sunday afternoon at the
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal
church. The concert is open to the
public The program. in charge of
Mrs. S. E. Fenstermaker, is as fol-
lows:
"Adeste Fidelis."
Christ church choir.
The Caravan OF the Magi" .Maunder
Mrs Howard Clippinger.
''KeSu Bambino" .......... .Pietro A. Yon
Miss Frieda Heider. soloist: Tull E.
Brown, accompanist.
Concerto No. first movement 49,.
sam Rosenbium. Anita wandeil
(pianistl.
Come Ye Shepards'' Arr. Louis v. Saar
Nazareth" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gounod
Paul Leslie Raymond soloist.
For Unto Us a Child Is Born" Handel
'Hark the Angels Sing" :MendelSsohn
Christ church choir.
CheSton L. Heath is director and
choir master.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs Howard S. Young
1853 North Pennsylvania street. student at Smith college, Noham
spend the holidays with her parents
Byram, New York this attending the
Mr. and Mrs Horace
Marott hotel.
weddings Saturday
Tabernacle Miss Jane Griffith daughter
and Thomas Griffith became the bride OF James
Moag her wedding left to right Mrs Elijah
Martnde Miss Nancy Griffith the brides cousin from Detroit
Griffith maid OF
Malott Miss Elizabeth Winsn Terre Haue
Announcement made of the marriage OF Miss Kathryn Enrich
William 3025 North Meridian
Ralph Mr. Mrs Elmer Purse 6o28
avenue which place Dec7.
Miss Dude Kenach will be the guest OF honor with MISS
tonight cousin Miss
Hope preceding the Mr. and Mrs Ray
Miss Ketterman whose home is in
spending with and
Pan 1874 Pennsylvania street
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MISS GRIENER TO BE
HOSTESS FOR CLUB

Miss Cozetta Griener, 1104 North
Bosart avenue, will be hostess for
the Bide-a-Wee Christmas party,
Sunday afternoon. Decorations will
be Christmas greenery. The table
will have as centerpiece a small
decorated Christmas tree, and will
be lighted with red tapers.
Covers will be laid for Mrs. Harry
Alexander, Mrs. John Griener, Mrs.
Edwin Hibner, Mrs. Anthony john
son, Mrs. Martin Lowey, Miss jose
phine Adrian, Miss Frances Dugan,
Miss Mary Dugar, Miss Cozetta
Griener and Miss Minnie WeiSshaar.
Gifts will be presented. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Alexander
and Miss Mary Dugan.
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.PETERSONS ARE HOSTS
TO SOUTHERN CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers Peterson
have issued one hundred invitations
to members Of the Southern Club
for an informal reception and tea,
to be held Sunday afternoon at the
Peterson residence, 5216 Central
avenue.
The host and hostess will be as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Buxton and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bracken.
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Parties Are
Slated at
Woodstock

The gay holiday whirl for menu
bers Of the younger set, who have
been arriving for the vacation sea-
son during the past few days, will
open tonight with dance to be
given at the Woodstock club by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray D. Brown for
their daughter, Miss Betty Brown
and their son, Ray D. Brown Jr.t
who Is a. student at Wabash college.
The reception hall of the club
house will be decorated with q
lighted Christmas tree. The ball
room and the remainder Of the
club as we'll will be festive with
wreathS of holly and evergreen.
Preceding the dance, Miss Brown
and her brother will entertain with
a dinner at the club in honor OF
Miss Sara Disney Thomas and her
flance, Thomas Kackley, who are TO
be married soon.
Guests Named
Their guests are to include Miss
Browns house guest. Miss Margaret
Dawes, Evanston, Ill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Atkins Jr, Miss Sarah
Frances Kackley, Miss Mary Ellen
McNamee, Miss Betty Hassler, Miss
Martha Taylor, Miss Eunice De-
Puy, Miss Edith Ann Stafford, Con-
rad RuchelShauS. Thomas Ruckel-
shaus. Thomas Madden and Charles
Greathouse.
Another large dinner party will
be given fors their daughter, Miss
Marjorie K1ttle. More than
Seventy-five guests will be seated at
U-shaped table lighted with red
pine candles, set in PLAQUES Of
rose, silver and gold pepper berries
and gold and silver foliage. Mr..
and Mrs. Kittle are entertaining
eight guests at smaller table. With
Miss Kittle at the head of the table
will be her house guest Miss Fran
ces Award, Chicago; William Riley,
Goshen and Horace Reisner Jr,
Lafayette.
For Bride-EIect
Miss Hope Pfafflin is entertaining
with a dinner at the Propylaeum
in honor of her cousin, Miss
'Dudie" Kettenbach, Lewiston,
Idaho, and Miss Eleanor Blain, who
will be married Jan. 4 to E. Quincy
Mann.
Her guests will include members
of the Balm Mann bridal party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry John Frenzel,
Miss Mariana Mann. Richmond;
Miss Frances Reed, Miss Katharine
Brown, Stewart Mann, Thomas
Shoemaker, Richmond; and VIII
son Mothershead.
Other guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
George Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. FiSke
Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper Kern,
Miss Evelyn Barnes, jeremiah Cad
dick, Robert Brakeman, Paul White,
Theodore SEVERN and Booth jane
son. The table will be centered
with a plateau of red roses and
will be lighted with red tapers.
Miss Josephine Madden will en-
terrain with small dinner party
at her home, 1921 North Meridian
street, in honor of Miss Antoinette
LangSenkamp's house guest, Miss
Jane Nichols, Paducah, KY. Covers
will be laid for Miss Madden, Miss
Nichols, Miss Langsenkamp, Will
liam Ansted Jr, Hugh Charles Nc
Gowan and Joseph McDufTee.
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WARD-BELM0NT CLUB
HAS LUNCHEON

Indianapolis Ward-Belmont Club
was entertained today with a
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fac
Patrick, 3o55 North Delaware
street.
Members brought gifts, which
were tagged with Santa Claus
and arranged in a chimney" The
gifts were distributed after lunch
con The bridge tables, at which
the guests were served, were lighted
with red tapers in green holders.
Holly and Christmas decorations
were used in the house and in ap-
pointments.
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GIVE BUFFET SUPPER
FOR HOUSE GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfatflin,
1914 North Pennsylvania street.
will entertain thirty guests Sunday
with q buffet supper at 7:30 for
their niece, Miss villa Kettenbach,
Lewiston, Idaho.
The supper table will be ar
ranged with a centerpiece of red
roses and poinsettias. and viii be
lighted with red tapers. Decora-
tons and appointments will be in
keeping with the Christmas season.
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CHILDREN'S HOME IN
:, CHRISTMAS PARTY

Children of the Children's Board
of Guardians Home, $751; Univer-
sity avenue. will be entertained with
a Christmas party tonight at tbs.
Gifts for each child will be hung
on the Christmas tree. A Christ
mas program will be given by the
children after the distribution OF
gifts. Miss Ruth Leedy will have
charge of the party.
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Gire Christmas PortN

Red Elephant Club will hold its
Christmas party tonight at the
home of Miss Pauline Ballinger, AT
North Gladstone street. Christmas
colors and motifs will be used In
decorating. Gifts will be exchanged.
Among those who will attend are
Miss Anna Mae Bourne, Charles
Heuss and Roy Yater.
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Honor Recent Bride

Mrs. L. S. Perry Drushel, who was
Miss Nell Kervan before her recent
marriage, was the honor guest at
a dinner bridge party given Tues
day night at the Columbia Club.
Guests with Mrs. Drushel were Miss
Marie Dunn, Miss Emma PoekeL
Miss Leila Dehner and Miss Mary
McCarty.
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Recall limitations

Invitations issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hartman, 1921 North
Meridian street, for a tea Sunday
afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gallagher, Detroit, have been
recalled.
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Aired Hats

Hats that business women wear
to work should be aired each night,
by being hung up by their Innings
where the air can reach them.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-23
First Baptist

Belonging and Serving" will be
the theme of the morning sermon
AZ II a. m.
"A Prelude to Thanksgiving" will
be the evening sermon subject of
Rev. c II. Flanagan at the 1880 ser.
vice. Special music will be fur
nishcd by the choir for both SER
vices. @ -
The Sunday school opens at 9:45
with music by the orchestra. In
cieasing attendance is marking the
school. Those who are not attend,
iig elsewhere are cordially invited
TO attend. There are classes for
all ages with special classes for
men and for women.
The b. Y. p. Y. with the meeting
for young people at $3.50 p. m. -
This church unitcs on Wednesday
evening in tile union Thanksgiving
service at the Presbyterian church
al s o'clock. At this service Rev.
Charles Wilson Baker of the Epis.
copal church will preach the sermon.
Strangers are cordially welcome to
al services.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-23
BIG ANNIE HAS
GREAT CAPACITY
FOR BRIQUETTES

Now comes to vie in popularity
with the kitchenette, pantolette, sou'
brette and many other "ettes" tile
briquette. The story back of this
new "ette" is principally one of
squeezing, that is, industrially
speaking.
"Big Annie" does the squeezing.
She is located out in the model foun-
dry of the Oakland Motor Car Com
pany, Pontiac, Mich. "Big Annie"
simply puts 100000 pounds per
square inch pressure on cast iron
borings and the result is briquettes,
little bricks, four inches in diameter,
three and halfinches high, eight
pounds in weight and possessing 70
per cent of the density of solid iron.
The loose iron borings are value
less until compressed by "Big
Annie's" powerful arm because they
would merely flare up and disappear
in smoke if subjected to the intense
melting heat generated at the Oak
land-Pontiac foundry. The "briqu-
ettes''. however, can be melted in
exactly the same manner as scrap or
pig iron.
Quite a machine, this "Big
Annie" She weighs 226,00O pounds,
but only one operator is needed for