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The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
NORTHLAND NOTES

John Kohler, 46 years of age. and for many years a resident of Homer, committed suicide in a hotel room in Seldovia on the night of April 15.
 William Murphy. formerly of Anchorage and for some time lumber operator at Pontloek, has purchased the sawmill holdings from Zenas Beach at Seldoya and will start operating after quick overhaul of the mill.
 B. F. Kellogg, for the past ten years employed as maehinist and mill foreman for the Kennecott corporation at Latouche, has moved with his family to Seward where he will be connected with the Sew ard Machine Shop.
 Warren A. Taylor, Cordoya Le- zion official who is handling the applications for veterans bonus loans from that district, announced that it was probable that about s1O,OOO in loans would be brought to that town when all the appli- cations are in.
 The bids for the Seward break water dredging project calls for the removal of approximately 12O,- 900 yards.
 Fire recently threatened the de- struction of the s. E. Smith clam and crab cannery at Big Point, in Harvey Bay. CordOva, disaster be- ing averted only through the prompt work of the caretakers.
 The Alaska Children's Home. sponsored by the Pacific Protective Society. Alaska Division, has finally begun to function in Douglas. It was organized for the purpose of giving custodial care for the depend ent and delinquent children of the Territory under the supervision of the Board of Guardians of Alaska.
 An accident in which Thomas Williams was fatally injured, oe- cured recently in the Lucky Queen Mine, on Keno Hill in the Dawson district when he slipped and fell down a shaft. Williams had fol- lowed the mining game all his life.
 Believing that the coming season will witness the arrival of large number of homeseekers, the Fair banks Chamber of Commerce execu- tive board appointed commit tee to work in cooperation with a committee from the Tanana Valley Agricultural Association in well coming homeseekers and showing them the country.
 A total of Il, ,499 guesses on the 1881 Nenana ice were made at Anchorage.
 Previously bareheaded, Anchor age lads are now amply covered by fashionable derbies. says the Anchorage Times. This is due to the generosity of one of the mer- chants. The fad followed closely on the heels of the desire for color in cords-colors in hues from blue to royal purple as we'll as brilliant crimsons.
 Anchorage sportsmen are plan ming to stock the district surround ing that eitv with pheasants and to this end will seek loul subscrip- tions to a fund to carry the plan into effect. Pheasants have al- ready been stocked in other sec tions of Alaska and the experiment has worked out very successfully, and it is believed the birds can be planted there with equally atis- fartory results.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Do you remember the good old days that a statesman in order to be chased as statesman had to do something more than to be 'agin' everything?"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Finding fifteen rabbits dead in one pile. a TeNas man decided they must have nun themselves to death to keep the boil weeyils from getting the cotton out of their tails.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Russia continues to dump her goods abroad and leave the Russian people in the dumps at home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Every tomorrow has two han dies: we can take hold of the handle of anxiety or the handle of faith.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
, THE CHURCHES .
 EPISCOPAL
 H. P. Corser. Rector
 SUNDAY, MAY 8

10:45 a. m. Holy Communion. Theme of Lecture Gan We Pull Ourselves Upward by Taking Hold of Our BOat-Straps.
 12 NJ. Church School. 7:S0 D. m. In gymnasium with the young people.
 May TT p. m. The choir meets in the gymnasium
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University
Women TO
StudyMuSiC

The music seton of the fine arts
study group of the American AS
ISOLATION Of University Women will
hold the second Of a series Of meet
ings and programs being presented
at 10 each Thursday morning, 32o9
North New Jersey street, Feb. IL.
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene is the
leader for the group.
The subject will be the "Sympho-
n.y." with special attention being paid
to the Seventh Symphony of Bee
thoven, which will be played by the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra in
an appearance Feb. II.
The first of the series was held
Thursday, with the composers, Bach
and Handel. being the subject for
study. Subsequent programs Will
be presented on Feb. 10 and Is and
March and IL. Subjects which
will be interpreted in the programs
will be compositions of Mozart and
Hadyn, with the program of the
Indianapolis Symphony orchestra
Feb. II; Chamber Music and How
to Enjoy IT.; The Romanticists, ="
a group which includes Schubert,
Schumann and MendelSsohn, and
modern French, Spanish and Rus
sian composers, and their influence
on American music Of today.
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VaSSar Club
Members VIII
Sponsor Sale

Mrs. H. Maurice Angel is chair
man of the secondhand book and
white elephant" sale to be held
by the Indiana Vassar Club Tues
day and Wednesday at Is North
Pennsylvania street.
Members of Mrs. Angeles COM
n1ittee are MesdameS jeremiah Ca
dick, Robert E. Sweeney, Mortimer
Furscott, Dorothy Goodrich; Misses
Edna Levy, Constance Coleman and
Caroline Richardson. Miss Mona
L. Taggart is president.
Proceeds will go toward the
scholarship fund maintained by the
state organization, which includes
paying the expenses of one Indiana
girl who has the highest scholastic
standing among applicants each
year.
Committee members will work in
the shop, assisted by other men,
bers of the club.
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Business Women's Club Will
Hear Address on Stars

Mrs. Stella Lodge Edwards will
speak on Living With the Stars"
at the dinner Thursday of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club at the Woman'S Department
clubhouse.
Mrs. Edwards will explain some
of the mysteries Of the heavens, and
following the dinner will tell Life
Stories" of several club members.
Mrs. E. Leena Wright, lyric So
prano, will give musical program.
The service committee, Miss Alice
Stanley, chairman, will sit at the
presidents table with Mrs. Adah o.
Frost, president, and Mrs. Edwards.
The service committee divides the
club into sections and promotes
friendship between club members.
Miss Grace Lyons is secretary
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Proposed Legislation Studied
by Women's Organizations

committee appointed by former Gov
ernor James P. Goodrich.
The joint committee went on rec
ord as opposing senate Bill 1874, in
troduced by Senators c. Oliver
Holmes (Rep, Lake. and H. v.
Tormohlen (Rep., Jay and Ran
dolph, amending the child labor
law.
Committees represented the Indi-
ana Parent Teacher Association,
Indiana Federation of Clubs, and
Indiana League of Women Voters.
Mrs. j. w. Moore, represented the
federation; Mesdames James L.
Murray, vice-chairman; Clayton
Ridge, L. G.. Hughes and Samuel
Myers, represented the P. T. A,
and Mesdames F. Neal Campbell,
James A. Baird, Warren K. Man
non, Thomas D. Sheerin, Bert G.
Ellis and L. M. Dunning were league
representatives
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PROGRAM
AT MOTHERS CLUB

Mrs. H. P. Sheridan, Frankfort.
will give travel talk at the regular
monthly meeting of the Mothers
Club of Kappa Alpha Theta, Tues
day afternoon at the chapter house.
442 West Forty-Sixth street. Ralph
Coble. accompanied by Miss Muriel
Adams. viii sing when Song Is
Sweet" by Schmitt, and "Hark,
Hark, the Lark" by Schubert. Mrs.
G. I. Hoover will lead the devo-
tionalS.
The ! o'clock luncheon, preceding
the meeting, will be in charge of
Mrs. w. N. Fleming, assisted by
Mrs. Hoover, MIS-. Curtis Hodges.
Mrs. H. S. Adams, Mrs. A. w. Kit
tie, Mrs. H. E. Howe and Mrs. A.
S. Barnett. =.
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Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz is preSi-
dent of the Indianapolis Junior
League which will be hostess to
Region 5 of the national asso-
citation, at the annual conference
here Feb. Is, II and 10. Mrs.
Hitz will entertain Mrs. Roger
Sperry, national president, and
Mrs. G. Louis Meyer, regional
director. during their stay in In
dianapolis.
Mrs. Wayne Stone is chairman
of the boxes committee for the
annual charity dance sponsored
by Sunnyside Guild, to be held
Feb. % at the Indiana ballroom.
Mrs. H. Clinton Dolan, before
her marriage last Wednesday, was
Miss Mary Elizabeth Humes,
daughter of Mrs. L. Allison
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Better Homes
Advocated BY
Club Women

ITO make homes as easy to own
as automobiles" is one OF tia
schemes OF Better Homes in Amer,
lea organization, according to Misc
Julia Conner, Washington, D. C.
national assistant director, in 4
talk st the luncheon meeting and
conference of the Indiana grouu
Friday at the Claypool.
The meeting was sponsored BIZ
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, state
chairman.
Too many people lack confidence
in their ability to own homes. They
are afraid" Miss Connor said. Aid
in buying and planning does away
with the encouragement that is a
result Of a poorly planned house.
Eliminate Drudgery Slogan
Aims of the organization include
elimination of drudgery in hons
making by creating more leisure
for mother; increased number
Of courses in homemaking not only
in colleges and universities, but in
high schools and elementary Schoolst
cleaning up premises and raising the
community self-respect through
more wholesome housing conditions
cooperation with President Hoover.s
emergency committee on unemplov.
mcnt.
The work OF the states commit,
tee. as outlined by Miss Connor. u
70 adapt the national program to
local needs and secure cooperation
ri community leaders.
April % has been designated fos
nation vide better homes campaign.
Clergy viii be asked to preach on
homes as differentiated from
houses Sunday, and radio stations
viii be asked to broadcast old-time
music. Newspapers, in editorials.
will be asked to promote interest in
the campaign.
Urges Home Gardens
The committee recommenoe3
also that cultivation of vegetable
gardens be emphasized as a means
of helping the unemployment situS
alton, giving young men, women,
boys and girls jobs which will en-
able them to keep themselves and
their families; that the city cleanup
campaign be considered a neces-
sary early summer service, and res
ceive cooperation of city author
tiles, using Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts for inspection; cooperation
Of merchants in tieup advertising.
and that Girl Scouts and Camp
Fire Girls be asked to serve az
hostesses in houses and stores
holding special Better Homes DEM
onstrations.
Mrs. Curtis Hodges is vice-chair-
man of the state committee of tbs
organization, and Mrs. Edna Hat
field Edmondson, Bloomington, is
secretary.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Hostesses for the card party
Wednesday at the Antlers sponsored
by Mothers Club of Tau Kappa Tau
fraternity at Butler university are
Mesdames Charles A. Leeds, T. E.
Hamika, Frank L. Riggs and G. G.
Williams.
Tickets are in charge of Mes
DANES Fred Rain, Walter Eggert
and Clifford E. Pierce; miscellane-
Gus booths, Mesdames M. D. Hantzis
M. l.. Wilson and William j. Yule,
and prizes, Mesdames e. A. Hunt
and Fred w. Rain. Mrs. Hunt is
president of the club.
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Psychologist
WIIAddresS
Club Women

David Seabury. psychologist, will
address the general club of the
Woman's Department Club Wednes-
day on Everyday Mental Hygiene"
Seabury is the author of "Un-
masking Our Minds" and Grow
ing Into Life. He is working to
bring psychology out of the class
room and the laboratory, into the
light Of common language that can
De understood and appreciated by
the layman.
The only hope of civilization"
Gays sssabury. lies in the applica-
ton o. psychology to everyday life.
business, friendship and marriage"
The regular business meeting will
convene at 2, followed BY a mu-
steal program, and Seabury's lecture.
The Book-a-Month study group
will meet at IL Wednesday. Mrs.
Clayton Ridge will review THE
Great Meadow"
Luncheon will be served at 1890
Reservations must be made with
Mrs. r. c. Higgins, chairman of the
luncheon committee, by Monday.
A colonial bridge tea, sponsored
by the literature department, will
be held at 2, Feb. 20, at the club
house.
Mrs. w. H. Rhodehamel, general
chairman, announces the following
committees in charge of the party.
Tea-Mesdames Harry E. Watson. chair
man: G. A. Leebody. Harry J. Berry. John
M. Williams James D. Ermston. W. Pres
lev Morton. Arthur Dewey. H. w. Dragoo
T. F. Davidson. Edward A. Brown. will
liam Dobson and Harriet N. Bullock.
observation-disclosures Howard Painter,
chairman; Paul T. PAYNE ara E. L. Ped
low.
Tables-MeSdames A. P. Thomas, chair
man; M. F. Conner. Christian Olsen and
p. A. Kellar.
Prises-Mrs. Charles M Clayton. chair
man; @. B. Taylor and H r. Pike.
ReServations-Mrs. Lewis Fl Sturgeon,
chairman
The Public Health Nursing Aux
iliary will meet at 1890 Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs Othneil Hitch,
5l46 Maple lane, for covered dish
luncheon.
Mrs. John Conner, 1915 Broadway,
will be hostess for a Valentine
bridge tea at 2 Friday. Proceeds
will be used to finance activities of
the city hospital committee.
Mrs. Conner will be assisted by
Mesdames Olsen, Louis F1eury and
Kellar.
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Officer to Be Guest

Mrs. Leon NJ. Butler, Grand Rap
ids, Mich, counsellor of District 5
of Sigma Kappa sorority, will be
honored by the indianapolis Alum
nae Club with a luncheon at the
Columbia CluD Monday. She will
go to Bloomington Sunday to be the
guest of Indiana university chap
ter ef the organization.
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NM Phi Epsilon
to GUe Morning
Musical Program

PatroneSs Club of Mu Phi Epsilon
national honorary musical sorority,
will hold morning musicale at 10
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dan
Flickinger, 5126 North Pennsylvania
street. Following is the program:
Paper-"Brahms'
Mrs. Grace F. Mackay.
Piano Duet-"Polka Allegretto from
Third Symphony .,...... BrahunS
Mrs. Flickinger and Mrs James
o. Ritchie.
VOICE Sapphic Ode" ...........Br Brahms
VIE Melodien zieht E; MIR. .B Ershrrs
Mrs: Charles 8. Maxwell, accom-
panied BY Mrs. william Herbert
Piano-'Drei Intermezzi' OBJ. 1T. .Brahma
Mrs. Albert Reeu
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FLORENCE LUPTON
WILL BE HOSTESS

Indianapolis Alumnae Association
of Kappa Kappa Gamma will be
entertained Tuesday with a supper
bridge at the home of Miss Florence
Lupton, SOTO Pleasant Run park
way.
Supper will be served at $50,
Sallowed by business meeting and
bridge. Mrs. H. C. Caldwell is. in
charge of supper arrangements, as
sisted by Mesdames Herman Gray,
Agnes Todd, George KingSbury and
Nelson Elliott. Mrs. John G. Mar
shall is in charge of bridge. Reser-
vations may be made with commit
tee members.
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DRUGGISTS GROUP
TO HOLD MEETING

Indianapolis chapter No. 90
woman's organization of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Drug
gists, will meet Tuesday at the In
dianapolis College of Pharmacy. A
covered dish luncheon will be served
at 1890.
HosteSses are: Mesdames E. c.
Reick, chairman; James Mead. Ar
thur johnson, c. B. Stoltz, M. T
Waddell, 0. A. De LoSte, Marx
Jet and Bert Keene.
Valentine decorations and favors
will be used. Mrs. Edward H. Niles,
president, will preside.
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MRS. TAYLOR IS
BRIDGE CLUB HEAD

The Marott Monday Bridge Club
will hold it's second meeting Mon
day in the bridge studio at the
hotel The club held its inaugural
meeting Monday, Feb. 2, and the
following officers were elected
Mesdames Edward Taylor, presi-
dent; John H. Oliver, treasurer, and
Oliver P. Ensley, secretary.
The club was organized for char
liable purposes. Proceeds at pres
ent are being donated to the Red
Gross relief fund. Both residents
and nonresidents of the hotel are
invited to the meetings, which will
be held each Monday afternoon.
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VIII
Entertain With
Formal Dinner

Indianapolis Alumnae Association,
Alpha Delta Theta sorority, will en-
terrain with a formal dinner Mon
day at the Spink-Arrns in honor
OF Mrs. Harold Dodd, Bellefontaine,
O., grand historian.
The committee on arrangements
includes Misses Adelaide Gastineau,
chairman; Marjorie Wood, Eliza
beth Gallagher and Ruth Jones.
Appointments will carry out St.
Valentines day colors and favors,
The table will be lighted by scarlet
tapers, and a corsage of scarles
sweet peas, the sorority flower. will
mark Mrs. Dodd's place.
Mrs. Dodd will be in Indianapolis
several days as the guest of the
Butler chapter.
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Humes, 1929 Central avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Dolan sailed Saturday
for Brussels, Belgium, where they
will spend year. They will re-
main on the continent about
three years.
Broadmoor Country Club was
the scene of the wedding of Miss
Ruth Cohen, daughter of Mrs.
Harry Cohen, 3057 Washington
boulevard, to Samuel Wolf. Mr..
and Mrs. Wolf are spending their
honeymoon in New Orleans and
California.
Miss Rosemary Bretzman is a
member of the committee on ar
engagements for the Matrix table
banquet sponsored annually by
Theta Sigma Phi sorority at But
Ter university. It will be held
Feb. II.
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PARTY WILL RAISE
RED CROSS FUNDS

Zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
will hold a party Tuesday night at
Parrot Green, 342 Massachusetts,
avenue. Proceeds will go to the Red
Cross.
Indoor golf, shufleboard and
bridge will be played during the
evening. Miss Alberta Schlick, 2344
College avenue. is in charge Of the
ticket committee.
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HadaSSah VIII
Hold Luncheon
to Raise Fund

Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah
will hold a luncheon at 1890, Feb.
Is, at the vestry rooms of Beth Ell
zedeck temple. A program will fol-
low the meeting.
Proceeds from the luncheon will
be applied to the local chapters
quota for hospitals and clinics in
Palestine. HadaSsah maintains a
medical social service system in the
Holy Land.
Mrs. Max Levi and Mrs. David
Holander are co-chairmen in charge
OF luncheon arrangements. Mrs.
Harry A. Cohen Is in charge of res
ervations, Mrs. Henry Blatt, presi-
dent, will preside.
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MOSCOW ARTISTS
TO ISSUE RECITAL

Following is the program, to be
given at 8 Sunday by David Vardi
and Eva Yoalit of the original Mos
COW Art theater, who will appear at
Kirshbaum Center in a dramatic
recital
The Jewish Mother" ultra Modern
Girl" 'Mlavah Mslkah Numbers"
Geese" "Trotsky at the Red Square" "
''Impersonation OF Writers. Artists and
Leaders" "A Night in Palestine" excerpts
from "Habimah" and "Torah,' by David
Vardi.
RecitationS from Isaiah chapter
forty; Lamentations" chapter four; THE
Song OF Songs" chapter two; Yehudah
Halevi. art Not Thou Hungry for Thy
Children. zion?" and Chain Nschman
Bialik, Hilarity." by Eva Yoalit.
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Student Group
VIII Present
Music Program

Mrs Mary German has arranged
the program for the Student Mat
inee Musicale at 3 next Friday at
The home of Mrs. Jane johnson
Burroughs. It is as follows:
Piano
Ministries" ..................De bussy
TO a Water Lily; .. -. .iiacpowe!l
Miss Phyllis Mattern.. 'N''''0D VIVA
Voice
Caro- milo ben" ............ .Giordon
Who Is Sylvia" ............. Schubert
Drink to me Only with Thine Eyes"
Edward Marlin baritone: S accom- S,1EiiSii
panied by Miss Gertrude Free.
,Chant Sans Paroles .Tschaikowsl;y
walters Prize Song from Die
MeiSterSinger" ...........-...W Wagner
Miss Helen Snider.
Unforeseen ..ss'..'.s; .Cyra ScotC
Who Knows" .....,.. William StlcKleS
1.-THE Sleigh .......... Richard Kounty
Miss Ann Hunter. accompanied by
Miss Mildred Sweeney.
Piano
''Alt Wien ..................Go dowSky
lie Cavalier Fantastioue" 800. GODDARD
Miss Thelma Laren.
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MRS. BLNFORD TO
Be CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. D. r. Binford, 4509 East
Washington street, will be hostess
for Valentine luncheon to be
given Friday, Feb. Is, by members
of the Irvington Social Study Club.
Appointments will be carried out
in the Valentine colors.
Mrs. o. NJ. Enyart will speak on
Joachim Sorolla, the Man and His
Art" following the study of Spain,
the topic for the day. Brief talks
on Spanish artists and the most
famous of their works will be given
by Mesdames Tony Barone, E. D.
Foxworthy and j. D. Riker.
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Mss RosenAe4 BeerzmAr

A number of bills before the gen.
eraI assembly were considered by
legislative committees from three
women's clubs today at the League
of Women Voters office in the Illi-
noiS building.
Senate Bills SIS and 1874 were dis
cussed. Senate Bill SIS, introduced
by Senator William v. Doogs (Dem.,
Perry and Spencer), which would
abolish office of the state school
attendance officer, was opposed.
1t was pointed out that the pres
ent law, in operation since 1921, is
successful and was passed on rec
ommendation Of a child welfare
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SPEAKER IS NAMED
FOR CLUB PROGRAM

Leland Kirkpatrick will be the
speaker for the evening at the meets
ing OF the Writers club at Tuesday
night, Feb. 10, at the Architects
building, 353 North Pennsylvania
street. The subject of his address
will be AN Evening with Gals
worthy.
Miss Orndorn will read an orig@
inial article, "The Talkies." Mems
bers will bring guests.
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FRIENDS ENTERTAIN
MRS, HENNESSEY

Mrs. H. G.. Hennessey was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by a
group of friends with a house warm
ing in her new home, 1926 Win
throp avenue.
Guests we're MeSdames B. j.
Powell, Huber Martin, Glen Firrell,
w. R. Farlin, E. D. KautSky, Joseph
Sahakian, John Gaines, G. E.
Moon and L. S. Kerns. Mrs. Moon
danced, Mrs. Kerns played piano
selections and Mrs. Sahakian read.
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B. C.. DOWNEY
HEADS Y. w. G. 4

Mrs. B. C. Downey today wa4
elected president of the Central Z,
W. G. A. by directors meeting al
the association building. Other
of1cerS chosen are Mrs. Samuel
Ashby. yice-president; Miss Frances
McNath, secretary; Mrs. George
Buck, corresponding secretary, and
Miss Ada Bush, treasurer.
The officers will be installed al
a regular meeting of the board.
Feb. 16
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Spinach Soup

Leftover spinach makes a grand
creamed soup. To cup Of spinach,
juice and all, add two cups Of milk
and let it stand at moderate heat,
without boiling, for twenty minutes.
Then mash the spinach through a
strainer right back into the milk,
add thickening, salt, pepper, a bit
of celery salt and butter. Serve
with stuffed olive on top.
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PEP CLUB DINNER
SET FOR SUNDAY

Pep Club will hold a l o'clock
dinner Sunday at the Lurnley tes~
room. The Valentine motif will be
used in decorations. Guests win
include:
Misses Lucille Knapp. veda Morrison,
Thelma Leyering. Danvilie. H.. Mesdamss
Murrel Rost. Alese Bishop: Misses Elie
LsBon. Betty Jean Sweeney. Mary Je
Flaek. Thelma Hunot. Joan Mccarthy
Doris Newbery. Naomi Mcdonald, Mildred
True and Marguerite Powers.