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FARM 8 DAIRY PRODUCTS 125

c. White Leghorns from State certified.
blood-tested flocks. Free ranged and now
laying. One mile south of Olney. Oak
Grove Poultry Farm CHAS, r, HINES.
Phone Ashton 13-F-2.
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MARMON

MARMoN. 7S Convertible Coupe. 1929
wheels. Beautiful car. Bargain for $3.50
KEMPTON-CADILLAC CORP.
113S Conn Ave. N. W. DEC. 343O
Open Evenings
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Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALF

CHERNER's AUTO CLUB-S57.5O down
buys q Model A Ford. 1881 st. N. W.
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OAKLAND

OAKLAND 1928 4-Door Sedan in tan duco,
chrome metal fittings, good tires all
around; around; roomy interior. nicely upholstered;
& Orme 18th and M Sts. N. W.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE 81
COLORED.

COLORED.
DOUGLAS PARK PROPERTIES. under
new ownership: Is minutes from Pa. Ave-:
Arlington CO. lots $10O up: $5 down. 81
per week. Box 2O4 Times-Herald.
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FORD
LINCOLN

T~,S,S
LINCOLN Convertible Coupe with rumble
reconditioned and looks like new. $3.50
wARFiELD MOTOR COMPANY
Open Ewes. & Sunday 1130 Conn. Ave. NV
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PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1931-Care-
fully driven: low mileage: very at
tractive price to party with no car to
trade: terms If desired. Call Gle.
2S91-W. Sunday morning.
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PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH USED CA& DEPT.
Blanton Motor Co., 2 u. Y. Ave. N. e.
PLYMOUTH SEDAN Demonstration. driven
equipped. latest type. free wheeling. float
ing power: save $3.50 on this car.
THOMAS AUTO SERVICE
1000 Bladensburg Rd. N. z.
PLYMOUTH 1880 Roadster BARGAIN, 1925
terms Mr. CookseV DEC 464O
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Abartmrts uRoom
Automobiles (135)
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE

STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
1929 Chrysler 65 Sdn...$e5O
1880 Marquette Rdstr.. $50
1928 Lincoln Lirnous.. 4 ,25O
1880 Pontia, Gus. Sdn.. sos
1891 Hup Cent. 8 Sdn.. eo5
1928 Packard SPIT. Tou. o95
1928 Nash Spec. Sedan 5e5
1880 Hudson Coupe. 745
1929 Hudson Sedan.:... 645
1929 Buick Mast. Sdn.. S45
1928 Studebaker Sdn... 45O
1928 Buick 4-pass. Cpe SIS
1O15-1111 14th st. N. w.
National $500.
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NASH

NASH. 1928, CABRIOLET-Fine shape
throughout. Must be driven TO be
appreciated. This car win be sold this
st. N. e. Line. 63O9-w.
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War Mothers
to Meet With
Church GROUP

Marion county chapter, American
War Mothers, and the Women's
Auxiliary of st. Paul's Episcopal
church will hold a joint meeting in
the Florentide room at the Clay
pool, at Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Russell Langdon will speak on the
naming, christening and launching
Of ships.
A musical program will be given
by Mrs. Juliet Shaw, soloist. accom-
panied by Mrs. Dorothea Davis,
Mrs. Katie Kyle and Mrs. Thelma
Kinsey, pianists, will give a program
during the social hour following the
meeting.
Hostesses will be War Mothers
whose birthdays occur in May and
June. They are;
Mesdames Matilda Daugherty. Hen
rietta Citizens. Ella Aker. Nellie Lory. w.
C. Engleking. Minnie Rigg. Clara Elliott.
w. T. Newman. Nellie Prather Ella Alex
ander. John w. Pohlman T. A. O'Dell.
Mary Hummen. Josie Hodgen. Ida Ben
nett. Mayme Berry. Mary Mitchell. Ida
Lyke and Elda Doyle
A special Flag day service will be
held at 10:45 Sunday morning at
the Roberts Park Methodist Epis-
copal church, in charge of the Rev.
Alpha Hunter Kenna. The Marion
County War Mothers will attend in
a body. All war mothers are invited
to be present.
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Mrs. Mace to
Be Host to
B7ide-ELect

Mrs. c. Cooper Nave, 54ol Gen.
trail avenue, VIII entertain today
with luncheon and bridge party
in honor Of Miss Lenore Roche,
whose marriage to George Allen
Moorehead will take place June 80
at st. Joan of Arc church.
Mrs. Nave will be assisted by
Mrs. P. J. Roche, mother of the
bride-elect, and Miss Mary L. Nave.
Decorations will carry out the
brides colors. yellow and white.
Guests will include:
Mesdar1es r. c. Arnold Jr.. Gene Black
burn. Ellison Fadely. Wayne Geisel. F.
c. Harlem. Richard Hennessy. T. J. Keeily.
A. R. Kennedy. George Killinger. J. A.
Langsn. Mart Martin. Edward McJsugh-
lin, J. H. Moorehead. Leonard Meisberger.
Michael O'Connor. Harry Wiliford. Misses
Silva Manouge. Betty Moorehesd. Estelle
and Msrcella sadlier and Rachel Tobin.
A number of parties will be held
in Miss Roche's honor within the
next few days. Miss Manouge will
entertain Wednesday at her home
1915 North Delaware street.
Next Saturday Miss Estelle Sad
lier, who will be Miss Roche's only
attendant, will be hostess at bridge
party at her home, 1909 North Cap
itol avenue.
Mrs Wiliford will entertain the
following Monday at her home
Fifty-third street and Guilforo
avenue. Mrs. Fadey and Miss
Moorehead have not set dates for
the parties they will give in honor
Of the bride-elect.
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Brides and brides-elect hold the
center of the social stage during
June.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Hanning,
900 East Maple Road boulevard.
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Glen Han
ming dover left), and Walker E.
Knots, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O..
Knots. The wedding will take
place Aug. 81.
Photo BY Bretzman.
Before her marriage last Satur-
day, Mrs. Harold B. Metcalf was
Miss Catherine Hoffman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clyde Hof-
man, 5315 North Pennsylvania
street.
Photo by Photo Graft.
Miss Martha Lou Cline became
the bride of William H. Mayer
June 6 in Chicago. Mrs. Mayer is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Cline, 1916 College ave-
nue.. Mayer has been making his
home with his sister, Mrs. Louise
Roth, 1914 Lowell avenue. The
couple will make their home in
indianapolis on their return from
their wedding trip.
Photo nv PIatt
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Local Couple
on Honeymoon
After Wedding

The marriage of Miss Viola
Laurenchia Alter, daughter Of Mrs.
John H. Alter, 1908 lockwood
avenue. and Calvin Ogle Douglass,
took place Wednesday afternoon at
st. Joan of Arc parish house, the
Rev Joseph Smith officiated.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Beatrice Marie Alter,
who wore a pink French organdy
frock and Italian lace straw picture
hat and carried Butterfly roses.
George Douglass was his brothers
best man.
The brides gown was of Chantilly
! lace over orchid, and she wore an
a orchid picture hat of Italian braid,
: and corsage of orchids.
Following a bridal diner at the
Marott, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass left
for short honeymoon. They will
be at home at 1912 Washington
boulevard after June 90.
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Children
to attend
LazO11 Fete

PTopylaeum Club will give a lawn
fete for members and their children
from 3 to 6 Tuesday. Play will be
directed by trained assistants, and
there will be a puppet show, ma
g1cian and games.
A hot supper for club members
and their adult guests will be served
at 7. This will be followed by an
entertainment and cards. Reserva-
tions must be made in advance
through the Office. Assistants for
the afternoon will include members
Of the board:
Mesdsuoes Arthur V. Brown. John W
Kern. Harry Murphy. Oscar N. Torian.
Edison 7. Wood. Thomas R. Kaekley Al
bert Seaton. Robert A. Adams. Fletcher
Hodges. Kin Hubbard F. Rollin Kautz.
Ralph a. Lemcke. John A. Macdonald.
Eugene c. Miller and Frank NJ Reed.
Others will be:
Mesdames N. shaw Charles Brossman.
William Redwood George T Parry.
Frank Hatfield. William J. wemmer. Phil
Watson. @. c. Noblitt. william Averin
Johnson. Gideon Blain. A D. Hitz. Al
bert L. Rabb. ". Richardson Sinclair. Guv
Wainwright Thomas Taggart. Clarence
Stanley. CLYDE E. Wands. Woodbury. T.
Morris. Elias c. Atkins William J. Tay-
lor John NJ. Cunningham. H. Julian
Bobbs. william a. Akin. Walter Green
ough. william H. Stafford. Harold TAYLOR.
oscar A. Jose Jr.. LaFz Whitcomb. Evans
Wooden, Albert Beverage, william B.
Wheelock, Alfred F. Potts. ]. S Watson
Paul Il. White, G. NJ. Williams, Edison T.
Wood, Misses Lucille E. Heron, Mary
Winter and Grace L. Brown.
Entertainment committee consists
Of:
Mesdanes william Ray Adams Thsd-
deus r. Baker. William H. Coleman,
James Cunning. E. Vernon Hahn, Ben
pamin F. Hitz. Kin Hubbard. Ovid Butler
Jameson. Louis H. Levy. William A Lou
den. George Philip Meier. Charles A
Pfafflin. Michael a. Ryan, Samuel Lewis
Shank and Paul H. White.
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PIANO PUPILS IN
RECITAL TUESDAY

The following pupils of Miss lua
Evelyn Burk will present a piano
recital at the Olive branch Christian
church at 7:45 Tuesday:
Wanda and Harold Curry. Elizabeth and
Ruth Reddehase. Calvin spivey. Jimmie
Bauer. Shirley May Lowe. Donald and
Charles Barker. Victoria Stevens. Georg-
lana Tackle. Doris Jean and Joan Rose.
James Allis. Rosamond Haworth. Howard
Foley. Lois Strunk. Martha Muullin. Mar
garet Black. Judith Robinett. Minnie zil-
SON. Dorothy Windhorst. Paul Brown. Mary
RicoS. Carmen Van Thomas. vada Marie
White. Hal Schornstein. Mildred Rugen-
stein. Marie Foley. Helen and Handa
zacharias. Edith Helen Mullin. Elnor Marie
Ha.ten. Richard Ro5inett. Eleanor Wind
horst. Julia Ann Benson. Elizabeth Miller.
Imogene Kirby. Georgia Bookedis and Mar
iorie Ann Benson.
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Riley Guild
Chapters to
Hold Exhibit

State chapters Of Riley Hospital
Cheer Guild viii hold their annual
June breakfast at IL Thursday
morning at the Clsypool. when the
mother chapter Of Indianapolis and
all branch organizations will review
work Of the year.
Following the breakfast the pro-
gram will open with the invocation
by the Rev Guy o. Carpenter, pas
tor Of the Irvington Methodist
Episcopal church, followed by greet
ings from the Riley hospital by
Miss Mary E. Heckard, superin-
tendent Of nurses.
DR.. Carleton 3. McCulloch will
speak on "reminiscences Of James
Whitcomb Riley" and James Z.
Fisher, Indiana district governor of
Kiwanis international will speak on
"Kiwanis at Riley Hospital" Mrs.
Andrew j. Porter, founder and aux
iliary secretary Of the organization,
will introduce the chapters. Mrs.
Charles @. D. Hogate, president,
will preside.
Tour to Hospital
Following the program oppor-
tunity will be given to visit the
hospital. Mrs. Warren G. Harrell is
in charge Of transportation.
An exhibit Of chapter work will
be arranged in Parlor B at the Clay
pool, where chapter members may
confer with their auxiliary secreta-
ries
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
was organized in April, 1924, with
the following detectives, as embod-
led IN the constitution, "to fur
nish entertainment for the children
Of the James Whitcomb Riley hos
pital, and to assist in every possible
way the James Whitcomb Riley Me-
mortal Association"
In June of the same year the
first auxiliary chapter. Little Or
plant Annie" was formed in West
indianapolis by a Sunday school
organization, to cooperate with the
parent chapter Soon other local
chapters were formed and in Octo-
Der the first state chapter, "Old
BrandyWine, was formed in Shell
by county, followed by many others.
Each of the groups was named from
one Of Riley's poems. At the pres
ent time there are sixty chapters
in Marion county and thirty-six
distributed over the state
Contribute Toys, Books
The auxiliary members sew, con-
tribute toys and books, clothing and
money for surgical equipment to the
parent group for work at the hos
pital. Other city organizations, be-
sides those directly connected with
the guild, including business and
professional womens clubs, literary
clubs, sewing clubs, church societies
and sororities, contribute to the
work.
There are approximately 1,700
members in the guild. which has as
its aim at least one chapter in each
county in Indiana.
A quarterly bulletin is published
by the auxiliary secretary to help
keep the mother guild and the
branch units in close touch with
each other.
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Old Glory Society Convention
We'll Attended at Franklin

Members of Old Glory Society
Children of the American Revolu-
ton of Indianapolis, were well rep
resented at the state convention
which opened this morning in
Franklin. with the Deborah chap
ter of Franklin as host. Approx
imately 125 delegates from over the
state were expected to register BY
this afternoon.
Mary Ellen Voyles, junior presi-
dent of the local group, and Betty
Kallean will be pages. Miss Betty
Humphreys will sing a group OF
songs. Guests of honor at the con-
vention will be:
Mrs. Samuel Shaw Arentz, national
president of c. A. r. and her children:
Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne. state regent OF
the D. A. r.; and Mrs. James Crankshaw,
national vice-regent. D. A. r.. Mrss. A.
P. Poorman state director of the D. A. r.
will preside at all sessions. Mrs. Will
liam Featherngill, senior president of the
Franklin chapter is directing plans.
Those attending from the Indi-
annapolis group are:
Mrs. A. B. Taylor. senior president;
Mary Ellen Voyles. junior president: Betty
Humphreys. Betty Kallean. Dorothea Craft,
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ARTEMUS CLUB TO
OBSERVE FOUNDING

Artemis Club will celebrate the
sixth anniversary of its founding
with luncheon-bridge Tuesday at
the Robin Wood inn. The club
colors, pink and white, will be used
in decorations and table appoint
ments. Mrs. William Praed, a
member of the club, who will leave
soon for residence in Chicago, will
be the guest of honor.
Mrs. Isabelle Koby is In charge.
She viii be assisted by MeSdames
Henry Hisey. Charles Mcbride and
William Stops. The PRECEDENT, Mrs.
Frank Freers. viii Preside.
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Alumni Club
of NOtre Dame
to Hold Dance

Indianapolis Club of Notre Dame
will hold a mid-year dance June "a
at the Trees for members, alumni
members and friends. w. Lawrence
Sexton and Robert N. Leppert are
co-chairmen Of arrangements.
This nid-year dance will be an
annual feature of the organization
social activities, with the annual
Christmas dinner dance. Reserva-
tions may be made with Sexton of
Leppert.
AT a banquet held recently at the
school, the following officers were
elected John M. Scanlon, presi-
dent; James Kirby, president;
J. Albert Smith, secretary, and Lep-
pert, treasurer. Brother Agatha,
G. S. c., formerly of Cathedral high
school, was speaker.
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ATHLETIC CLUB TO
HOLD SUPPER HOP

A "rcllicking supper dance for the
younger set" to which mothers.
dads and guests also are invited, will
be held Friday night at the Indian
apoliS Athletic club.
The commencement hop will be-
gin at 10. Supper will be served,
and dancing will continue until l..
Patrons are Messrs. and Mes
danes Frank Hatfield, Clarence
Warren, Frank Wooling and John
Spiegel.
Jack Tilson's orchestra will play.
Reservations may be made at the
club, and non-members may obtain
tickets at the desk.
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Rose Won Burg Will Become
Bride of Dewey Byerly

Marriage of Miss Rose Anna Won
Burg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Won Burg, go Parker ave-
nue., to Dewey M. Byerly son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Byerly, Rockville,
will be soIenlnized at 2:30 this after
noon in the East Tenth Street
Methodist Episcopal church.
The Rev. E. P. Schneider will
read the ceremony in the presence
of only the immediate families.
There will be no attendants.
The bride will wear a princess
gown of yellow crepe, and will carry
an arm bouquet Of Johanna Hill
roses.
Following the ceremony. q recep-
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IRE Thursday afternoon. Nature,
home and citizenship honor beads
were' awarded. Maxine Rogers,
Charlotte Summers and Corrine
Franklin had charge of the fire
lighting ceremony. Elsie Hurt gave
the Credo and Grace Rattan the
lode to the Fire" Anna Mae Hay
den, Dorothy Lenen and Mildred
kattau had charge of the fire ex-
tinguiShing ceremony. During the
council fire the girls sang NANNY
Moon" and the candle response.
Rowena Smith and Betty Lemen
were admitted as new members.
Tanda group, with Mrs. Marjorie
Sutherlin, guardian, took hike
Tuesday afternoon.
The Kataya group, with Miss
Pauline Mohler, guardian, practiced
songs and the pledge of allegiance
to the flag at their last meeting.
Wapemeo group, with Margaret
Marshall, guardian, held a paper
sale Monday afternoon at the
school.
Taiyateca group of School 40,
with Miss Martha Scott, guardian,
held candy sale at the school
last week. They held an outdoor
council fire at Eagle creek Thurs
day afternoon. Marvelyn Whitaker,
Annabelle ConlStock, Dorothy
Young, Madgeline and Genevieve
Sanders and Charlotte Houser from
this group are planning to attend
camp.
Akipsaya group of West Newton,
Ind, with Miss Sophia Yeager.
guardian, liked to the country
home of their assistant guardian
for their first ceremonial meeting.
After the meeting the girls toasted
marshmallows. They plan to give
a play soon. They also have ar
ranged treasure hunt to which
they are inviting all the Indian
apolis Camp Fire Girls.
They will spend a full day in the
country. This will be lovely
treat for the girls woh are staying
home this summer. Watch for the
date.
Kewa group of School 66 held a
party at the home of their guar
dian, Mrs. A. L. Jenkins, Friday
afternoon. The girls played golf
and had refreshments.
Mrs. Violet Riley is the new
guardian of the Ualiyi group of
Garden City.
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BUTLER MOTHERS
TO FETE SENIORS

Mothers Club Of Butler university
chapter of zeta Tau Alpha will en-
terrain senior members Of the soror-
ity at dinner tonight at Whispering
Winds. Decorations will be carried
out in the sorority colorS, steel gray
and turquoise blue. The seniors will
be presented with gifts.
Mrs. Albert Holl is general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Frank Fisk.
Guests will include:
Mrs. Edna NJ. Christian, social director
at Butler Mrs. Elvs Pickren. house
mother, and the seniors: Misses Mari
frances Lee, Helma Kahn, Virginia Lett.
Alice Dickey. Louise Bcrndt, Evelyn Hen
schen, and Honor Gregory.
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Bridal ShO7OeY
VIII Be GiUem
Miss Matthe10S

Miss Marcella Matthews, whose
marriage to Robert Berner will take
place June "a, will be honor guest
at a bridge party and kitchen
shower given by Misses Alice Hig-
man and Mary Elizabeth Thumma
at the Delta zeta chapter house, 24S
West Forty-third street.
The bride-elect's colors, pink
green and blue, will be used in
decorating. Guests will include:
Mesdames Noble Hiatt. Robert Miller.
Misses Louise Headriek. Pearl BARLEY,
Helen bingham. Helen Miller. Zoe Nc
Fadden, Anita Brownlee. Mary Adelaide
Carriger and Rose Hay.
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HadaSSah WIZ
Elect at Year s
Final Meeting

Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah
will hold the last meeting of the
season at els Wednesday at Kirsh-
baum Community Center.
Program will consist of a review
Of josephine Goldmark's book,
Pilgrims Of a. by Mrs. Allan
Bloom; a group of Jewish poems
on Palestine, written and read by
Mrs. Max Newbauer; reports on the
years work by chairman of stand
ing committees; election of officers
and dance review by the follow
ing pupils of Wild sisters:
Natalie Stolken. Helen Marie Open
helm, Adele Shane. Ruth Reiter. Lille
StankelIer. Marjorie Hellman. Elizabeth
Ann Schumacher. Zelda Cohen. Charlotte
Solotkin. Ruth Well Dorothy Ann Cox,
Mary Frances Schumacher. Lenore Needle
man, Clifton Melroy and Forest PAUL..
Meeting is open to members and
friends. Mrs Harry Cohen will
preside.
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Helen Royce. Anne Redwine. Agnes Hucler.
Mary Huckler. Arthur Northropp. Marjorie
Northropp. Dan Taylor. Donald Dickson.
Richard voyles. Mary Millikan. Anne Pen
nant. Sarah Louise Smith. Clare Patten
and Harriet and Anne Holmes.
Posters for the convention have
been painted by Mrs. Royden l.
Dickson of Indianapolis.
Tonight the Old Glory Society
will entertain with dinner at the
D. A. R. chapter house in honor OF
Mrs. Arentz and her children. A
pageant, THE History of the
American Flag" will be presented,
followed by a musical program, with
the following members taking part
Margaret NTillikan, Clare Patten
Harriet and Ann Holmes, and
Richard Voyles. Miss Helen Rogge
is in charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
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MRS. ZOBBE HOST
TO MISS, BAINAKA

Mrs. Wilbur Zobbe entertained
Friday night at her home, BIB West
Tenth street, with a surprise hand
kerchief shower, and bon voyage
party in honor Of Miss Gladys Balm
aka, who will sail July II to spend
the summer in Europe. Appoint
mentS and favors were in nautical
design. Guests were:
Mesdames Bonnie Barrick, Rodney
Drane. Verna Baldauf. Misses Helen
Adams, Edna Bennett. Armella Bauman,
Marie Carroll. Ruth Bowman. Vida Marie
Bennett, Loretta Bauman, Louise Gaskins,
Helen Carroll. Mary Haley. Mildred Law
renee Nigel Haley, Evelyn Horner. Mar
garet Pruitt, Gertrude Eannebaum, Mar
garet Houston. Olive Kern. Mary Seward,
Crystal Thomas, Jaunita Shaefer, Nellie
Thomas. Alice Mae Stevens, Irene Widolf
and Helen Uebele
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TEA PLANNED FOR
SORORITY SUNDAY

Miss Esther Webb will entertain
members of the Alpha Tau chapter,
Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, with a
silver tea Sunday afternoon at her
home. 1914 Edgemont avenue. Spring
flowers in red and white, the sor-
ority colors, will be used in decorat-
ing. The hostess will be assisted by
her sister, Mrs. A. K. Frirkins. Guests
will include:
Mesdames EVELYN Eichel Elizabeth
Escnsl. Katherine Eichel. Ben Bell. Mar
thu Morrison. Cleo Reed. Elsie Smith. No
bic Lomar. Mary Margaret Schubert. Lu-
ellie Pipes Pauline Workman. Helen At
wood. Marie Gross. Marjorie Coffin
Mildred Hickman. Jusnita Freeman. Naomi
Hawthorne. Lucille Newton. Nola Weaver
Misses Ida Mae Eichel. Clara GUIDE, Ber-
nece Lahmann. Mildred sinker Ruth Dill
lard and Helen Blake.
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Camp Fire Girls Activities

Camp will open Sunday, June IA,
at McCormick'S Greek canyon. near
Spencer, Ind, with Miss Cora Puck
EFT Of Hornell, New York, directing.
Mrs. Mary Heagy will assist her.
Councillors are Miss Louise Reiter,
handcraft; Miss Ruth Pahud, SWIM
ming; Miss Ruth Gordon Scott, as
sistant in swimming and camp
craft; Kathleen Klaiber, dramatics;
Miss Clara Moore, nature; Mrs.
Katherine Burns, trained nurse;
Barbara STEELE and Betty Craig,
Junior councillors. The cook has
not yet been decided upon.
There are many new features at
camp this year. For hiking there
are six different trails with some
of the lovliest scenery, rocks, flowers
and natural wonders in Indiana.
There are all sorts of games, includ-
ing volley ball, baseball, tennis and
archery.
Swimming will be taught by two
excellent teachers, one assistant,
CeA4Q S444 &C LAC guar US
There will be all kinds Of hand
craft, including lessons in basket
weaving, glorif1ed glass, spatter
printing and sewing. Dramatics and
stunts will be held every night. Nat
TIRE hikes, star hikes and many
kinds of nature work will be fea-
lures. Excellent food will be served
Four groups of School 81, with
Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Nelie
Clinton, Mrs. G. B. Ludwig and Mrs
Rlaph Stratman, guardians, held 8
picnic for girls and mothers al
Brookside park Wednesday after.
noon. After lunch council fire
was held. Honor beads were award
ed. Miss Mary Marshall was spe-
cial guest.
Tayusda group, with Miss Mary
MMarshall, guardian, held a council