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Girl Scouts

Mrs. Charles E. Cole, captain of
Troops % and 40, has announced
that TrooL % will start meetings
Sept. Is and Troop 40 Sept. 10,
These troops meet at the Broad
way Methodist Episcopal church at
Fall Creek boulevard and Broad
way.
A number of girls are needed to
work in the better babies bureau at
the Indiana state fair Sept. I'LL
Girls doing this work may count it
as community service for first class,
Girl Scouts wishing to sign up for
this should call Girl Scout head
quarters Immediately.
Girl Scout office, 512 Board of
Trade building, will be open for the
transaction of business Sept. !.
Any captain or Girl Scout wishing
any sort of help with Scout work
can obtain it by calling at the Office.
A number of articles were left at
Camp Dellwood by the campers.
These articles have been collected
and are now at the Girl Scout Office
waiting for their respective owners
to claim them. Among the articles
are the following: A blanket roll,
first aid kit, a costume, bird
project, black velvet jacket, a pair
Of light shoes, bathing suit, "a
sheet, a blue beret and a pair OF
house slippers. It is asked that the
owners claim their articles imme-
diately.
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Officers to Be
Installed By
Mail Auxiliary

Mrs. Jerauld McDermott, presi-
dent of the woman's auxiliary to
the Railway Mail Association, an
nounces that meetings of the or
gsnigation this year will be held
at the Woman's Department Club
with the initial session at 2:3O
Tuesday, Sept. l. Following are
officers to be installed:
Mesdames McDermott. president: Ralph
Cradick. first vice-president: Harry Bur-
ton. second vice-president: Floyd Dodd-
ridge. secretary: G. j. Finck. parlimentar-
ian: Frank Wilson. health chairman: Jesse
Kennedy. delegate to Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Clubs.
Program at the meeting will in
clude readings by Miss Helen Louise
Small, violin solos by Gale GRADER,
and vocal selections by Mrs. John
j. Anthony.
Dinner, cards and dancing will
follow the meeting. Committee in
charge of arrangements includes:
Mesdames B. H. Beard. C. H. Webster,
w. G. Stayton. H. w. Vinzant. John c.
Bryan. william A. Sipes. L. L. Hopkins,
Leroy Crone. Frank Wilson. c. D. Archer
and F. w. Dickhut.
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7. g. HOWe Jr.
to Be Married
i'm Far East

OF interest to Indianapolis So
ciety is the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Francesca Der
ring to Thomas Carr Howe Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr
Howe, 1926 North Meridian street
which was made last Saturday in
San Francisco by Miss Deering's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prem
tiSs Deering.
Miss Deering is a graduate OF
Miss Burke'S school in San Fran
cisco and has lived abroad for two
years. She is a member of the
San Francisco Junior eLague, the
Spinsters, Francisco and Burlingamt
Country Club.
Mr.. Howe was graduated from
Harvard university in 1926 and ha.
spent several years graduate study
in fine arts at Harvard and abroad
At present he is assistant director
of the San Francisco Museum O.
Fine Arts.
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Trio TO Assist
in Musicale at
MaYOtt Sunday

Assisting in the weekly musicale
at the Marott hotel Sunday night
will be Mrs. Otto B. Heppner, So
prano, and William Bromley House,
baritone, with Miss Hilda Burrich-
ter as accompanist. Numbers will
also be played by the Marott trio.
and Miss Consuelo Couchman,
cellist. The trio is composed of
Miss Burrichter, Miss Ceuchman
and Miss Maude Custer, violiniSt.
The program follows:
instrumental
"Bauerntanz; peasant Dancel
''.''''.'''''1T,; -,o ,'''''''' hartmann
= ..T, Game With a Song" La Forge
Mrs Heppner.
"The Spirit Flower. Campbell: Upton
This Passi6n is but an Ember; :. IOhT
Mr.. House.
"cantilena" Cfrom Minor con-
cOnsueiO couchmnian. '' NO
In the Luxembourg Garden. Manning
"z zepeyESs serenadei; llseRRI rn1s
sung ' for Mrs. clark Mallory. 0fOS'
Mrs. Heppner.
Three Minute Intermission
Vocal
''Vision Fugitive ...,... Massenei
Mr.. House.
Vocal Duet
La CT darem la mano" .Mozar,
Mrs, Heppner and Mr.. House.
instrumental
Selections from THE Chocolate Sol
Trio
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Miss Alberta K. Bernd, daughter
of Mrs. Katherine Bernd, SIS Or
ange street, and G. Paul Morlock,
son of Mrs. Eugene Morlock, Sc
lestat, France, will be married at
this afternoon at Zion Evangelical
church.
The Rev. Frederick r. Daries will
perform the double ring ceremony
before the altar, in a setting OF
palms and ferns, flanked by two
seven branch candelabra.
Mrs. Emo Hopkins will sing and
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, organist, viii
play.
The bride will be attended by
Miss Julia M. Becherer, maid Of
honor, who will wear an angel blue
silk net dress trimmed with bands
Of taffeta. She will wear lace mitts
blue crepe slippers and carry bou.
quet of Briarcliff roses and del
phinium.
Florence w. Wolff, junior brides
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Miss EiSeIe:S
Bridal Party
Is Announced

Miss Lorraine Eisele, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Eisele, 1926
Parker avenue, whose marriage to
Walter G. Sommers will take place
at Thursday at ST. Peters Luth-
eran church, has announced her
attendants.
Miss Margaret Swern will be
maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be
Misses Dorothea Schelter, Hamilton,
O., and Vera Sudbrock, Leona Eisele
will be flower girl and Billy Schmidt
Jr., Cleveland, ring bearer. Maurice
Miller will be Mr.. Sommers' best
man, and Paul Gerkensmier and
Albert Brethauer, ushers.
At the bridal dinner to be held
at the Antlers Wednesday night,
Miss Eisele will present her maids
with lace mitts, and Sommers will
give his best man and ushers silver
monogrammed belt buckles.
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International Study Club

Toyama chapter will meet at 7:SO
Friday at the home of the new
president, Miss Viola Turner, 1925
West Twenty-seventh street.
Mount Vernon chapter recently
met for a noon luncheon at the
Ulen Country Club in Lebanon. Mrs.
Artman and Miss Rosamond Grubb
were honor guests. Mrs. Clark
Howell, Mrs. Harold Deane and
Mrs. j. E. Ratliff were accepted as
new members. Luncheon was fol-
lowed by a social hour at Mrs. Art
mans home, where the ensuing
years program was planned. This
includes golf1ng and dinner party,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 2, at the
country home of Mrs. Lloyd Pot
tenger, Lafayette road. Husbands
are to be guests for golf and din
ner.
Brittany chapter recently motored
to Lebanon for a picnic luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Artman.
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September program of entertain
ment for Meridian Hills Country
Club has been announced.
Wednesday night there will be a
dance for juniors and their guests
Chaperones will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Peterson and Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Twitty.
&C. G. Hines, chief engineer of the
Ulen Construction Company, Leb-
anon, will speak at s Thursday
night on Thirst" water Supply
of Athens. The talk will be illus
trated by motion pictures.
At 8, the following Thursday
Sept. 10, William P. Hapgood will
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State Girl
VIII Marry
L. y BrOzgn

Miss Ruth McClurg. daughter of
Mrs. Florence McClurg, Frankfort,
and l.. Victor Brown, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Brown, will be mar
RED at 3 this afternoon in the
Mckee chapel of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, with the Rev.
j. Ambrose Dunkle officiating.
A bank Of palms and ferns will
form the background for the
service.
The brides mother viii give her
IN marriage. She will wear white
satin, with tight fitting bodice, and
long skirt, forming a train, with
yolk and long tight sleeves Of lace.
Her tulle veil will have cap Of
lace, trimmed with clusters Of
orange blossoms She will carry an
arm bouquet of gardenias and lilies
Of the valley, with a shower of
white satin and silver ribbon.
She win wear strand Of pearls,
the gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Bertha Furstenberg, Indian
apolis, viii be maid of honor. Her
gown will be of wine -colored chif-
fon velvet, tight fitting and very
long, and trimmed with silver beads.
She win wear slippers to match and
will carry an arm bouquet of
Claudius Pernet roses, tied with
white satin and silver ribbon.
The bridesmaids will be Misses
Dorothy Swift and Katherine
Brown, sister OF the bridegroom,
of Indianapolis. Miss Swift will
wear deep blue chiffon velvet, fash
toned with very long, close-fitting
lines. and will carry Talisoman
roses tied with incline. Miss Brown
will wear rust-colored chiffon vel
vet, fashioned like that of Miss
Swift, and carry Premier Supreme
roses tied with incline. Both will
have slippers to match their gowns.
Robert H. Brown will be his
brothers best man. Ushers will be
James Hoffman, G. A. Anthony,
Robert Drum, and another brother,
Donald Brown.
Mrs. McClurg will wear a gown
Of black lace, with corsage of Sweet
heart roses and gardenias.
A reception will be held following
the ceremony at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. L. A. Smith, 126 Berkeley
road. The home will be decorated
with autumn flowers. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Smith will have corsages
of roses and gardenias.
The bride is graduate of But
Ter university, where she was an
Alpha Omicron Pi. Brown was
graduated in 1929 from Purdue uni
versity, and is a member of Kappa
Delta Rho.
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honor beads. Mary Hornaday gave
the credo, Anna Louise Miller re-
Sponded to the welcome, and Mar
jorie Bundy talked on "What Camp
Fire Has Meant to Me" Miss Tu-
dor was assisted by Mrs. Mary
Swiggert, assistant guardian.
Hattie Belle Halstead, Lois Mills
and Vera Bundy received beads for
torchbearerS rank, and Vera Bundy
was awarded honor beads. New
girls received into the group were:
Ann Louis Mills, Mary Pitzen, Mar
tina Clayton, Joan Eek, Vivian
Whitmore, Maxine Stansbury and
Virginia Jeffries. A new group of
Blue Birds was welcomed with Vera
Bundy as leader.
Camp Fire office will resume reg
ular hours Tuesday, Sept. l.
Helen Senges, Virginia Lee. Dor
othy Johnson, Lois Everhart. Betty
Williams and Lois Stratman of the
Chitaya group will usher Sept 4
at the fall entertainment given by
MISS Aileen Klaiber and her dra-
matte class at the Civic Theater
Akipsaya group of West Newton.
with Miss Sophia Yeager GUARDIAN
Will give play at West Newton.
at 7;3O, Sept. 4. Camp Fire Girls.
guardians and their friends are in.
vlted to attend. A small admission
fee will be charged.
A large supply of material is
available in the Camp Fire offica
Tor girls who wish to work for their
neeoleWork guild honor.
All Camp Fire groups will BEGIN
meeting regularly the week of Sent
IA. epO'
kooaya group at the guardians
nome in Irvington learned ten In
dian symbols at its meeting Fridav
esther and Martha Blake gave =
health skit and Miss Mary Marshall
IN charge Of the group explained
health charts.
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Igelnlan
on Faculty of
Music School

Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music announced today that Miss
Emma Igelman, for many years
artist voice teacher in the William
L. Whitney international School for
VocaliSts i'll Boston, has joined the
conservatory faculty. She is a
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I. T. S. G. chapter committees are
ready for the seasons work begin
ming in September. Mrs. o. S. Guio,
international program chairman
and her committee, working with
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman, lecturer,
and Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, preSi-
dent, have arranged a series Of lee
lures for the coming season that
will complete the past years study
of South America, and includes
Hawaii, China and the East In
dies. Mrs. Artman's topic for this
week is "Pink and Rose Mahogany
for tire World, Venezuela" Presi-
dents desiring to communicate with
Mrs. Artman call Miss Mary r.
Boyd, 1890 North Delaware street.
Annual presidents day luncheon
will be held Sept. 10 at the Column
bia Club.
Egyptian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Agnes Johnson, lit South
Gladstone avenue, Tuesday at l
for luncheon. Mrs. Nancy Carr,
newly elected president, will preside.
Mrs. Harry Knowles has arranged
the program and their Egyptian
secret sister will be revealed. Off,
GERS and committees will discuss
duties for the coming year, followed
by Mrs. Artman's lectures.
Brazilian chapter will meet Tues
day evening at the Dinner Bell tea
room, 1902 Central avenue Host
esses are Mrs. Robert Duke, Miss
Lillian Goes and Mrs. Urla F. Ellis.
Aberdeen chapter will meet at
Lumley tea room, 1910 North Meri-
dian street Wednesday for 1890
breakfast. The program will be in
charge Of Mrs. c. H. Owens. Mrs.
Grove A. Porter, new president, will
be hostess. Responses are quota
tons from Robert Burns.
Brittany chapter will meet
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
Catherine Marlane, 3729 Ruckle
street, for luncheon. Mrs. j. G,
Schade will preside.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet
with Mrs. A. w. Fry, 1921 North
Tuxedo street, at /, Thursday. for
presidents day luncheon. Mrs. A
E. Bender, vice-president, will assist
the hostess and preside in the alb
sence of Mrs. George c. Roberts
Responses are to be quotations from
Mrs. Artman's poems, Flowers In
the RAIN" Mrs. Frank Wheeler is
newly appointed program chairman
Chez Foo chapter will meet with
Mrs. Kenneth Ogan, 2504 West
Washington street at 1880 Thurs
day. Installation Of officers will be
followed by lecture by Mrs. Art
man.
Lincolnian chapter will meet al
1890 Friday at the home Of Mrs
Adolph @. Emhardt, 1921 North
Delaware street. The hostess viii
be assisted by Mrs. Lou Short and
Mrs. 0enevieve Short. The new
chapter president, Mrs. v. H. Roth
ley. win be guest Of honor. Prior
to q lecture by Mrs. Artn1an, there
viii be a round table discussion OF
current world events. A musical
program Is being arranged by Mrs
Emhardt. program chairman.
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Miss PurSley
WIZ Marry i'm
Quiet Ceremony

Marriage of Miss Christina Purs-
ley, daughter of Mrs. F. H. Whitlow,
SO North Brookville road, to F. A.
Plummer, 2110 College avenue, will
be celebrated quietly at 3 this aft
ernoon at the Irvington Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Rev. Guy o, Carpenter will
read the ceremony in the presence
Of only the immediate families, and
a few intimate friends. The couple
will be unattended.
The bride and Bridegroom will
leave Immediately following the
ceremony on an eastern motor trip.
They will be at home after Sept. Is
at SO North Brookville road.
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Richmond Tri Kappas Host
at Breakfast for Province

Richmond chapter of Tri Kappa
entertained members of Province Nv
with a bridge breakfast Thursday
at the Elks Country Club in Rich
mond. Ninety-f1ve members attend
ed including representatives from
Winchester, Indianapolis, Newcastle,
Greenfield, Knightstown, Corners
vile, Rushville and Lawrenceburg.
Tables were decorated with flow
ers and candles. officers of the
Richmond chapter who were host
esseS were Misses Clarissa Ahl,
president; Margaret Evan, vice.
president; Josephine Hiatt, treas
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urer; Martha Jane Holcomb, secre-
tary, and Bordice Morris, cores
ponding secretary. The afternoon
was spent in bridge and pewter
dishes were given as favors.
Among guests were Miss Halle
Bortz of Leesburg, grand president
and Mrs. L. A. Cortner of Knights
town, province officer. The follow
ing Tri Kappas from Indianapolis
chapter attended:
Mrs. Charles M. Reagan. Miss Ina Nc
Kim. Mrs. Fred Rain, Mrs. L. A. Turnock
Mrs. T. C. Crawford. Mrs. Jos. N. Walker
and Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Cambridg;
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FORMER CITY GIRL
Welded IN EAST

Miss Mary Butler, daughter Of
Mrs. John Butler, New york for
merry OF Indianapolis, and Ernest
Bradley Of the Munson Steamship
Lines. we're married Thursday
morning at the home r. the brides
aunt, Mrs. Winfield Lsoudon. and
Mr.. I.oudon, in Scarsdale, N. Y.
Following a honeymoon to Cape
Cod, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will re-
main several weeks in Boston, be-
fore going to San Francisco from
where they viii sail for a years
residence in Honolulu. Miss Eleanor
Dunn, Indianapolis, was Miss But
ler's bridesmaid.
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Meridian Hills September
Program Is Arranged

lecture on can Experiment in In
dustrial Democracy"
First luncheon bridge of the sea-
son has been scheduled for Sept. IS
Mrs. G. j. Jacquart, Mrs. E. E. ALI
son and Mrs. w. Marshall Dale will
be hostesses.
At 2, Sept. 26, the first dinner
bridge of the season will be held.
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MOTHERS CLUB
MEETING IS SET

Mothers Club of Cathedral high
school will hold its first meeting
Of the season at 2:30 Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 8, in the school library
This is the opening day of school at
the high school.
Mrs. Bernard Wulle, president
will preside. Plans for the coming
year will be discussed. All members
of the club, and mothers of boys
just entering Cathedral are invited
to be present.
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graduate of voice
of New England
conservatory anc
an exponent o.
the great Italian
teacher, Vannuc.
chi.
Miss Igelnar
held the position
Of soprano in the
leading New Eng
land church quar-
tet and has ap-
peared with lead
ing orchestras, in
Guiding the Bos-
ton Symphony.
She holds ar
artists ciinlon1a ir
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MISS PEDICINI BRIDE
OF w. R. STEARNS

Miss M arg aret
Pedicini became
the bride of w.
Ray Stearns in a
C e r e m ony per-
formed Aug. Is.
Mrs. Stearns is the
daughter of Mrs.
Anna Pedicini, 1887
East Ohio street,
apartment 5. MIR.
and Mrs. Stearns,
following a honey
moon in New York,
are making their
home with Mrs.
Pedicini.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY OMEGA NJ TAU

New officers of the Alpha chap
ter, Omega M Tau sorority, elected
Friday night at the Antlers, are:
Misses Katherine Dugan, president;
Evelyn Thompson, vice. president:
Ann Sheehan, secretary; Norma
Gates, treasurer; Margaret Gala
han, representative; Dorothy Hay
den, sergeant-at-arms. and Thelma
Wabnitz. society editor.
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Miss Fulton to We'd

Announcement was made last
week Of the engagement Of Miss
Mary Pearson Fulton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newton Full
ton. $500 North Pennsylvania street,
and william Walk Garstang, son
of Mrs. Reginald Garstang, 1927
Washington boulevard. The we'd
ding will take place IN October,
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcement
qCds made
last 1Ueek
of the
marriage of
Miss Mary
Kathryn Sterr,
st. Louis,
granddaughter
of Mrs. NJ. A.
OMdr1,
$50 North
Meridian
street. uud
George
Le8lcke,
son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Lemcke,
1891 North
Meridian
street,
qChich took
place IN
March.
Mr.. and Mrs.
LeDtcke
4UiH make
their home
IN Chicago.
.hotO BY phOtOcraft.
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Miss Mills to Be Married to
w. A. Compton at Zionsville

Marriage of Miss Sarah Esther
Mills, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingram Mills, zionsville, to Wesley
A. Compton, son of Mrs. Bart Okey,
1851 Reisner street, will take place
at 4:30 Saturday afternoon at the
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ALNnnn0e Club to Meet

ACttTTtICCLG OCItU W WI EGG
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club of
Indianapolis will hold its first fall
meeting Tuesday night at the home
of Miss Virginia Small, 202 Wash
ington place. Committees for the
year will be announced and plans
for the fall and winter season COM
pleted.
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voice from the Metropolitan School
of Music in Indianapolis where she
took a postgraduate course under
Karl Schneider. She taught at the
Metropolitan school before moving
to Boston.
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Chapter to Hold Party

A party for Alpha chapter, So Fra
Club, will be held tonight at the
home Of Miss Kathleen Craig. 1928
Boeart street.
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HONEYMOONING IN EAST

Before
her marriage
Tuesday
Mrs. William
Otto EiSenLOhY
a0GS
Miss
Jane LGaO,
daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. v. LG10,
1860
Broadway.
The qDeddinO
aOhick came
as a surprise
to their
indianapolis
friends,
took place
at Lake
WGaCGSee,
qUhere the
LdWs
haze q
summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisenlohr
are
h0neymconing
IN the east.
Photo BY PhosOcratt
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Mrs. Thomas F. KiIIeIa
Before her marriage Aug. Is at
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral,
Mrs. Thomas F. Killela was Miss
Mary Margaret Roach. Mrs. Kill
leila is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Roach, $50 East
Twelfth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-11
OFFICER FINDS
new CURE FOR
PRICKLY HEAT

Officer S. J. Clark was getting
pTickly heat on his ankles. Not
the ordinary prickly heat. but the
real honest-to-gcodnes5 prickly
hea. thR. is productive of itches
even a monkey couldn't scratch.
Being en- officer, and of inqui-
siIve mind. and also being bothered
in quite human way by the prick
" heat, CLARK carried on an tnves-
t.gation lie narrowed a list Of sus-
peets down to the police patrol car,
which he drives. Heat from the
nccor. decided Clark, was one of the
contributing causes.
As a man OF action. Clark pre-
cured q screw driver forthwith and
operated On the patrol car. First
the door oa the left side came off
That nigl1t Clark drove about as
usual but found his prickly heat did
not bother him so much.
Next day the other door came off,
and now cool breezes. if there are
any. blow through the patrol car as
it races down Fl Centro's streets II
answer to a hurry call and Officer
Clark wears a broad smile because
his ankles have ceased to itch.
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First Baptist

Characters Which Encourage and
Inspire" viii be the sermon theme
OF Rev. c. K. Flanagan at the morn
ing church service at Il o'clock.
The choir will sing the anthem,
Like as a Father, by Hall. The
bass solo, My Task by Ashford,
will be sung by Charles NJ. Flana-
gin for this service.
The evening gospel service viii
be held at p. m. and will be an
outdoor service on the church lawn.
The sermon will be given by Rev.
&c. z. Flanagan. The song service
viii be led by the choir and the
choir will also sing the anthem
GLORY in Going On" by Hall
Strangers are invited to enjoy this
service.
The Sunday school meets at $50
a. m. There are classes for all
ages.
The B. Y. P q. with the meeting
for young people at p. m.
The quarterly business meeting
and mid-wesk service VIII be held
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. AL
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Strangers are cordially invited TO
all services.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-11
aZarene

The program of services tomorrow
will be as follows: 9:z5 a. m, church
Bible school which will be followed
by a short preaching service begin
ming at l0.45.
Evening services commence at
$50 with a Young Peoples service.
At this. time the new officers will
be installed for the coming year.
The preaching service commences
at 7:30.
The pastor. Rev. NJ. W. Gum,
viii have as his subject at l0.45 a.
m, The Why Of Trouble" and at
.7.30. Gods Imperative Call"
Worship in the lives Of many is
but q secondary matter but lie that
laid down the terms Of disciplesnip
placed everything else secondary and
Himself first. Let's answer His call
70 allegiance and be at worship
some place tomorrow. The Church
Of the Nazarene, at Eighth and Or
ange, extends to all who do not
worship elsewhere a cordial invita-
ton to any or al Of our services.