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The Washington times., 1932-04-29
CUP TEST FACES
BON MASTER
By HARRY COSTELLO

By HARRY COSTELLO
Can C. L. Heiser's consistent
performer, Bon Master, do it
again?
That is the question which is
today occupying the minds OF
some 10000 persons who plan to
witness the thirty-seventh renewal
of the famous Maryland Hunt
Cup race at Snowhill Farm, near
Townson, Md, tomorrow after
noon.
Bon Master, winner of the Elk
ridge-Green Spring Valley hunt
classic in 1927 and 1928, tomor-
row faces stiff competition. Six
teen other jumping stars are ex-
pected to accept the issue, among
them two other winners OF the
Maryland Hunt Cup and the
Mill Creek Stables Sea Soldier,
son of Man O. War and recently
returned from competition in the
greatest of all steeplechase races,
the Grand National, at Aintree,
Liverpool, England.
Previous winners Entered
The other two winners of the
Maryland hunt cup entered TO
compete tomorrow are Flying
Horse Farms scissors, winner in
1881, and Benjamin Leslie Behr'S
Brose Hover, victorious in 1880.
The remainder of the field in
cludes w. w. Lanahan'S Reel
Foot, which finished second to
Brose Hover in the recently de-
cided Hartford hunt challenge
cup in My Lady's Manor; Mrs.
T. H. Symington'S Irish hunter,
Primero, winner in 1881 of the
Maryland Grand National: Mrs.
T. H. Sommerville's Trouble
maker, Mrs. T. H. Durant's two
stars, MacCarthy More and Bar
leycorn; Richard K. Melons
Comea, C. Wilbur Miller Jr.'
Flitterman, j. w. Y. Martins
Buddy Clark, Addison Stern's Pat
ley Stinney, Mrs. Laura M. Cur
tiS' Fugitive, H. R. Bishops Bul-
gold, Holmes Aleander'S Red
Dragon, and William C. Langley'S
Marlhill Boy.
Son of Man O. War
Bon Master, BroSe Hover, Sea
Soldier, Primero and Mccarthy
More, seem to be attracting at
tention, with Troublemaker, Reel
Foot, Bulgold and Fugitive, COM
ing in for their share Of hope.
scissors may have good day
tomorrow. This son of Man O.
War was just as disappointing
his last time out, at the Middle
burg Hunt meeting, as was his
half-brother, Sea Soldier, last
Saturday, when the latter fin
ished in the ruck in the Mary
land Grand National
This years Maryland Hunt
Cup will be over a course OF
eactly four miles, with % jumps,
one of them reinforced by a
water hazard on the far side.
Inc event, 1lrSL Iu1 III 1857,
and planned as a test of endur-
ance, is this year a cork-pulling
affair, as usual. The course, in
natural state and therefore
rough, is considered a worthy
one for such an outstanding
hunt classic as the Maryland
Hunt Cup.
Only One Race Scheduled
There will be no supporting
card tomorrow, and only the one
race will be run. 1t is scheduled
at 4 p. m.
Nearly 10000 persons from the
District of Columbia and nearby
Virginia are expected to make
the trek to SnoWhill Farm. Socl-
ETY. as a rule turns out enmasse
for this event, one of Americas
accepted hunt classics.
Numbers of persons from New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Detroit, Columbus,
Richmond, and other hunt cen
tiers, also manage to find time
to journey to Maryland for the
big race, now conducted under
the sanction of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt ASsocia-
ton, as are My Lady'S Manor
and the Maryland Grand Ma
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

Nick takes out double indem-
nifty every time he goes down
to the coacher's box.
Say, don't the Boston Brave
and Detroit Tigers pay any at
tention to straw ballots? Here
the experts pick nice lower
berths for them in the second
division and then they climb
up on the roof. The Braves
and Tigers are not only defy
ing the law of gravity, but
they're making the experts
look like the inside of a sand
wich-either ham or cheese.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
CARDINAL GOLFERS ENTERTAIN RICHMOND 4. TOMORROW
ORIOLES ROLL
At BETHESDA

The Maryland State duckpin
tournament at Bethesda will en-
tertain leading bowlers from Bal
timore and Annapolis tonight and
tomorrow night, its last two
nights.
Baltimore will be represented
by Regent, Recreation, Lucky
Strike and Kings All-Stars, and
AMIGO Buick, Fertitta Shoe Shop
and H. B. Meyers are coming up
from Annapolis.
The Baltimore contingent will
include Ray Barnes, Ray Won
Dreele, Yves Askew, George Lang,
Charlie Bauer and other top
notchers. Bill Arnold, Julian
Easterday, George Scible are the
standout Annapolitans.
Charlie O'Connell, K. C. prexy,
gave a brilliant example of the
uncertainty Of duckpins when
he rolled 398 in the doubles,
after having had 285 team set,
in the w. C. .. A. tournament
set coupled with A. McDonald's
at Convention Hall. Charles big
358 gave them 756 and the Glass
B lead. Chestnut Farms nosed
into third place of Class B with
1,701.
Edna johnson and Virginia
Schmidt climbed into first place
in Glass B doubles of the w. W..
D. A. tournament at Columbia
with a 612 set.
Henry Hiser and Miss Cole took
the lead in the Maryland State
mixed doubles with Gal, with Joe
Harris and Miss Tartley with 610
in second place.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

Guy l e r ana
Art S h re S
slipping their
daily grue /
from nurses
spoons.
Those guys
are out from
a week to a
month and it
ks like
playing ball
is at last more
h a z a + d Gus
than running
beer or blow
safes. Here
& 1 HIAnln
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Page Seven

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bodeker
and family were dinner guests Of
Geo. Bodeker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Beecher and
daughter Lorraine visited at Louie
Beecher's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamilton and
daughter, Leatrice, Miss Elsie
Parker and Jack Hines, Jr., mo-
tored to Elrosa and Brooten Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. e. c. Rich and Mrs. M. C.
Frederick were Sank Centre CALI
ers Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. J. Buchholz, and daugh-
ter, Ethel, and Mrs. Walter WEIGH
spent Saturday afternoon in Sank
Centre.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH passed away
at her home here about eleven
o'clock Tuesday, May 3. She had
been in i'll health for several years
and was taken ill with pneumonia
about two months ago. The fun
eral will be held from the M. E.
church Friday afternoon at 200
o'clock. Westport friends extend
sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams
and daughters, Vedma and Clarice,
spent Tuesday evening at Milo
Cowlthorp's.
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Mrs. Alice Beal, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frederick Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blair and
daughter, Maxine, called at the
Hubbard home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher spent Sum-
day evening at Vern Beecher's.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs.
Leslie Judkins on Friday after
noon of last week. Mrs. Judkins
served a nice lunch.
Miss Mabel Close spent from
Friday to Tuesday at the c. c.
Close home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frederick and
family were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bodeker Sunday.
Mrs. Allsbrow, of Minneapolis,
came last week to help care for
Mrs. WEIGH.
Fred Cooper returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, where he has
been patient in the hospital.
Mrs. A. c. Borchert was a Sank
Centre visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Manning, of
Osakis, called at the M. c. Fred
erick home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Close visit
ed at the John Daniels home Mon
day.
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Southwest Ashley

Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Beringer call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Scheiffer Saturday afternoon. .
Ben Minette called at Chermak's
Monday afternoon.
Bill frisco was caller, at Art
Trisco's Monday. - Fs'
Mrs. Ben Lynch spent Sunday
forenoon with Mrs. Cecilia Kin
sella in Sank Centre.
Mr.. Frank Chermak called on
Bill frisco Monday afternoon.
Samuel Rosneau was a business
caller at the Lynch home Friday
afternoon. -.
Bill Trisca called at Chermak's
Tuesday afternoon.
The dance given by the Ray
mond Ashley Club Wednesday eve
ming was very well attended,
Margaret and Bernadine Lynch
called at Chermak's Thursday af.
ternoon. !; Il
Joe and John Kinsella. spent
Sunday with Virgil and Eugene
Quade. ,--,..>: .--~sf 4 .:
Miss Mary Lynch called on MIS-
Mary Kinsella Saturday evening"
William Louis, Otalia and Mar
ian Chermak called at the Will
Kortan home Tuesday afternoon
Eileen and Lorraine Kinsella
spent Sunday afternoon at Trisco's
Mrs. Ben Lynch, Margaret, Nora
Bernadine and Thomas spent Sun
day afternoon at Chermak's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheiffer mo-
tored to St. Cloud Friday. 49,
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CLUR NEWS

The Gopher Prairie Club held a
special meeting Wednesday evening
at the Community Club rooms.
The meeting was called to order
by the president.
Mr.. Vandesteeg gave a short talk
on health and other projects. He al
SO stated that the health project
was almost compulsory.
Mrs. Botz gave a good report on
the leaders meeting at st. Cloud.
The trip which is given to Jun
ior leader of this club was dis
cussed. Eleanor Winter was Sc
lected to represent the club.
The play contest was also dis
cussed. The meeting adjourned -
Club Reporter.
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Northwest Ashley

Jack Bentfield and Fred Burg
called at Albert Marthaler's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cans and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon at the
Anton Bentfield home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Beste and FAM
lily, of Sank Centre, visited Sunday
afternoon at the Joe Beste home.
Members of the J. H. e. Club
pleasantly dropped in and surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Pick Monday
evening. The occasion was in hon.
or of their fifth wedding anniver-
sary. Cards were played and a de-
llcious lunch was served.
Henry Marthaler and son, Nick,
We're business callers at Willard
Monday forenoon.
! Miss Isadore Scanlon and the
children of District 157, and the
Misses Orvilla Uphus and Loretta
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1ao+;no Cluh Election

On Wednesday, May 4th at i:oo
o'clock members of the Gradatlm
Club gathered at the home OF MRS
A. J. wiesner where most dellc-
ious luncheon was served by MIS-.
plant assisted by Mrs. Lovesee ana
Mrs. McManamin.
It was the date for the annuai
business meeting and the following
officers were elected: ..-..-
President-Mrs. H. Otto.
First Vice President-Mrs. S. De-
ziel.
Second Vice President-Mrs. T. h.
Davis. - n
Recording Secretary-Mrs. w. +
Sanders.
Treasurer-Mrs. E. H. Wolfe.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs.
R. r. Hanson.
Custodian-Mrs. A. ]. Wiesner.
Historian-Mrs. c. E. Bohan.
After the business session the
club listened to a very interesting
talk on Minnesota by Mrs. Lovesee'
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Elrosa

Chan Marshal, Of Sank Centre
was caller here Tuesdy afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton VanBeck Wis
tied Wednesday evening at the
Mike Haider home.
Mrs. John Weber is visiting with
her son, Frank, on the farm for q
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heimen were
Sank Centre shoppers SATURDAY:
Mike Haider was taken to the
hospital at Sank Centre for treat
ment Saturday.
Clemens lilies was business can
err at st. Cloud Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeno Och and son
Alfred, and daughter, Isabel, were
st. Cloud callers Monday.
James Dolan, Of Glencoe was
visiting friends here the first par
of the week. .....,..,-
Rev. FIR. Leuthner was a Sauh
Centre caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben OsendorH WIS
tied at the Peter Heimen home sun
day evening. o,,
John lilies was a Sank Centre call
er Wednesday. ;
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Pleasant Valley

The Peter Pflippsen, Leu
Freiderick and Ed Pulcznskl ram
lilies spent Sunday afternoon at u
G.. Hardins.
Pleasant Valley school opened
Monday morning. AS MRS. y: ..
Arneson had resigned Miss Allce
Norris is completing the term
Three new pupils were added TO the
roll. Francis Schmidt, and Gladys
and Hazel Christie.
Mrs. Steve Christie assisted MRS
Harold Dickson with canning
meat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson and
Roland Gilpin. of Birchdale, Visit
ed Monday afternoon with their
son and brother VIM. Gilpin.
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Social Events
Annual Meeting of Rebekahs

EAAhAuaA VACS1A1A6 VA AsSoSAA<<AAo
The twenty-ninth annual meeting
of District 1S, of Rebekah Lodges
of Minnesota, was held in the high
school building in Swanville, Mimi,
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
May 8. The meeting was largely
attended, there being representa-
tives present from nine lodges.
After the short opening ceremonies
by the officers of the Swanville
lodge, Mrs. r. C. Franklin, Of
Alexandria, took charge OF the
meeting as president of the district.
Mrs. Neal Vincent, of Swanville,
gave a very hearty welcome to the
visitors, and this spirit of welcome
was evident throughout the day In
the little city in many ways. The
response was given by the Henning
lodge.
The sessions were taken up with
the work of the order, exempl1t-
cations of various phases of the
work being done by the Sank Cen
tire, Long Prairie, Osakis and Alex
andria lodges. The beautiful and
impressive Memorial Service was
given by the Osakis members in
very able manner. Much interest
and instruction was gained from
the question box and through talks
by various officers and members:
Long Prairie extended an invita-
tion for the 1888 meeting which
will be held in that city next spring.
Mrs. Maui Clutches, Of Long Prairie
was elected president for the com.
ing year. Mrs. Mabel Hanson OF
Osakis, Vice President. Miss Alta
G. johnson, of Alexandria, Secre-
tary and Mrs. c. Doty, OF Long
Prairie, Treasurer.
Mrs. Cora B. Bartlett, of Anoka.
State Assembly President .attenoeo
the sessions. rs
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Sank Centre Gradatim
Club Will Be Hostesses
County Federation of Women's
Clubs Meet at Congregational
Church Saturday

The Gradatim Club, of this city.
will be the hostess club entertain
ing the annual convention of the
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Stearns County, Saturday, May Z.
The meetings will be held at the
Congregational church, morning
and afternoon. The opening ses-
sion will start at 900 o'clock A. M.
Mrs. v. G. Wedge, of this city, is
president; Mrs. Arnott, Belgrade,
vice president; Mrs. johnson, Broot-
en-, secretary; Mrs. c. e. Bohall,
Sank Centre; treasurer. sR2
Mrs. Colson, of Wadena, president
of the Sixth district, will grace the
meeting with her presence. FliHA
A picnic lunch will be served.
The ladies of the Gradatim Club
will furnish hot dish and coffee.
A very interesting program has
been prepared. The people of Sank
Centre are invited to attend these
sessions. The afternoon meeting
should be enjoyable.
The following is the detailed pro-
gram:
Call to Order .--.--.------------ 900 A. M.
Invocation
......--.--. Rev. Caradoc ]. Morgan
Club Greed
Community Singing-----------.--------.---.
...................-....---- Leader Mrs. Plant
(Accompanist, Mrs. Cooper
Address of Welcome OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Henry Otto, Sank Centre
Response
..... Mrs. Henry ODonell, Melrose
Business
The inspiration of All Club Work
Mrs. A. I. Cowlthorpe, Sank Centre
Afternoon Session ZOO O'clock
Selections by Girls Band --------------.
..........-. DR.. P. w. Hanson. Leader
Grimes and Our Youth
-.-..-....-. Supt w. Kohl, Sank Centre
Vocal Numbers ..--- The Ninetette
Friends in Government"
......-...-.--....---..--..--.---M Mr.. o. ]. Jerde
st. Cloud Teachers College
SOLO MIS-. 1>oiii
(Mr. Kohl, accompanist)
Remarks .--.-..-...........-.----. Mrs. Colson
Sixth District President
Solo ........---.-...-.--.--.-- Mrs. Dolson
(Mrs. Cooper, Accompanist)
Song-"God be with You Til We
Meet Again." o.'
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second hand cars during the first
10 days Of April, the very best re-
cord for any Today period OF the
present year. The new car sale
exceeded the fondest hopes OF the
manufacturers, indicating the ex-
treme popularity Of the Chevrolet
product. The factories are behind
with their orders and it with diff
Guilty local dealers are securing the
necessary cars of various styles TO
meet their immediate demands.
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Rural Students
to Have Field Day
Teachers Club Sponsoring Third
= Annual Event to Be Held at
Fairy Lake Saturday
Program

Program
800 Assemble at Sank Centre
High School.
$50 Arrive at Fairy Lake.
1000 Events.
1900 Lunch. g
300 Kitten ball game. Teachers
VS. Teacher Training Glass.
Events
Boys
60 Yard Dash.
:, Running High Jump.
Running Broad Jump.
Rope Climb (16 ft).
Sack Race.
so Yard Dash.
Running Broad Jump:
Running High Jump.
Baseball Throw.
+ Sack Race.
Awards
Ribbons-First three places in
each event.
Sweepstakes - Horseshoe Game,
School with highest number of
points.
Entries
Two from each school-either
boys or girls.
Committees
Grounds Norbert Veins, Dorothy
Steines.
Awards Norbert weihs, Elvera
Mahigan.
Observation-Disclosures Orth, Isa-
dore Scanlon, Pearl Clark, Lucy
Schwartz, Leona Kraemer.
e. w. Everts, State Physical Edu-
cation director, win be present to
take motion pictures Of the events.
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BAND NOTES

During the next month the reg
ular outdoor concerts of the local
boys band will be held in the park
Notice of these events will be Civ
en- in the Herald at a later date
All members of the bands are
urged to be present at all rehear-
sails. The boys band meets every
Tuesday evening at Tbs. The Girls
band every Thursday evening at
7:15. The beginners band school
will be held every Saturday morn
ing at 9. a. m.
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Honor Students

Thursday morning of last week
announcement was made to the
Senior High class Of the Public
schools that Miss Otillia Mayors,
had won the honor of valedictorian
with a 4-year average of 93.35; Su-
san Sprague was selected as Saluta-
torian having an average Of 1913.
Elizabeth Strauss and Donald Ra-
the, other members of the class had
four year averages in excess of 90
per cent. sa2~
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CIIIB Roy HONORED

G. H. Vandesteeg, Jr, Sank Gen.
ire, Mimi, has been issued certi-
ficate of merit by the Holstein-Frie-
sian Association of America in rec
ognition of satisfactory Calf Club
work carried on by him. He Is the
295Oth member Of the junior or
ganization of the worlds largest
dairy cattle association and he is
entitled to all privileges of the or
ganization except voting until he is
81 years old. Pedigrees of Hol-
stems owned by him will be regis
tered and transfer of ownership
will be made at members rates
which Is one-half of that charged
non-members.
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Bentfield, enjoyed a picnic at Fairy

Bentfield, enjoyed a picnic at Fairy
Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Beste and
family, and Conrad Beste, of Sank
Centre visited Sunday at Perham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pung, Mrs. Pick
and family, Peter Schackman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bent
field and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marthaler and sons, James
and Vernon, Glenn Uphus, Nick
Marthaler, Mrs. J. o. Kane and
sons, Joe and Lewis and Miss Isa-
dore Seaman, helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Casper Pick celebrate their fifth
wedding anniversary Tuesday eve
ming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cavalho of
Fall River, Mass, are the parents
of "a children, after a welded life
of % years.
When. Mrs. Margaret Convey Of
Hawarden, Ia, learned that police
at Sioux City wanted her on a
charge Of. passing worthless
check. she walked forty miles to
give herself up.
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Westport

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lennows
were Wednesday evening visitors
at the F. c. Gaffaney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheets
and son, Darlin, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Cowlthorp
and family visited at Lee Ham
ilton's Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pantze spent Sun
day afternoon at Jack Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beal and
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Iuth. Ladies' At Brooten

The Missionary Guild OF the
zion Lutheran church met at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Wayne Ry-
berg, at Brooten, Wednesday after
noon. After a short business meet
ing a program was given by Mrs.
louis Lea and Mrs. Andrew Nelson.
TWO popular hymns were discussed.
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Sabbath School Convention

A Sabbath School convention will
be held at the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church Saturday, May 7th,
by Mary D. Hopkins, of st. Paul.
Delegates from Alexandria, Swan
vile, Staples, Long Prairie, Grey
Eagle and other places will be
present. Mrs. Hopkins is head of
the Sabbath School Department of
the Minnesota Conference.
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Birthday Surprise

Miss Anna Pflipsen was delight
fully surprised Tuesday evening
when a number of her friends
dropped in and helped her cele-
brate her birthday. Cards were
played, lunch was served and very
ENJOYABLE evening was spent
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Surprise Party

About twenty friends gathered
at the home of Mrs. Robert Ras-
mussen Friday afternoon and
completely surprised Miss Wea-
land on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary. The folks brought
good eats along and a splendid
social afternoon was enjoyed.
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RiIfhdaU Party

Wanda Arndt celebrated her birth
day anniversary Saturday after
noon by inviting in IA little girls.
They enjoyed a very happy time
playing games and delicious
lunch was served at the close of
the afternoon.
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Mrs. Ben Lynch was a dinner
guest at Frank Kinselia's Sunday.
Albert Bromenshenkel called at
Frank Kinsella's one day last
week.
Sam Rosneau. was a caller at
Sank Centre Tuesday afternoon.
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Epworth League Convention

A district Epworth League con-
vention was held at Detroit Lakes
Fridav, Saturday and Sunday. Ten
from this city were in attendance as
follows: Rev. and Mrs. ]. D. But
lar Miss Tia Hardin, Miss Ethel
peterson. Frank Bunker. George
Todd. Miss Elsie Clark. Miss Fern
Pickett, and the Misses Ruth and
Jean Grindy. 175 delegates at
tended the convention. A banquet
was held Saturday evening.
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Six O'clock Dinner

Mrs. L. L. Kells and Miss Laura
Dubois entertained group of girls
at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday
night. Bridge was played during
the evening at three tables.
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wedding and Birthday Anniver-
sary

A large number of friends and
relatives gathered at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorval Hanson Sun
day as a surprise on the occasion
of their wedding. anniversary and
Miss Marjorv Orth,s birthday an
niversary. There were thEty-sia
present to enjoy aEsRlendidchick-
an dinner served at six o'clock.
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Episcopal Choir Party

Mrs. Dewey O'Gara and Mrs.
Ed L. Rattle will be hostesses at a
party for the Episcopal Choir this
Thursday evening. The event will
be held in the Guild Hall.
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dancing Party

A large number Of the young
folks of this city enjoyed a dane
ing party at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. B. F. Dubois Saturday night.
All enjoyed a splendid time.
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Zion Ladies' Aid

Mrs. Frank Domke, OF Lyman
Prairie, will entertain the Zion
Lutheran Ladies' Aid at her nome
Thursday afternoon and evening
Nav Il.