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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Misunderstanding to recent report
Montana State Highway Commission
spent nearly $10,00O,oOO in improve
ment of States principal highways dur
ing 1881.
MISUNDERSTANDING permits issued
here during year 1881 reached total oil
$141,150 according to records of Art
Baker, city building Inspector
Geraldine Dickinson Bros sold their
ranch and livestock and other personal
property west of town, to Merrimac
Cattle Co. for consideration of $4,000
Billings-Annual show and sale Of
Yellowstone Registered Livestock As
ISOLATION held recently.
Bohemian Plans being considered to
construct $4,000 cooperative creamery
unit here.
Butte-Solid train of refrigerator
cars of beef shipped from Hansen Pack
ing Co. during recent week to San
Francisco for use in u. S. navy.
Butte-Spokane district headquarters
of Swift & Co. moving to. this city.
Miles City-Regular motor bus serv-
ice between this city and Billings
started by Northern Pacific Transport
Co, subsidiary of Northern Pacific
Railway Co.
Great Falls-Poultry show to be held
here January ALT.
Billings-Midland Creamery, Inc.
capitalized at $4,000, established here
to manufacture cheese, butter, ice
cream and other dairy products,
Great Falls-Plans completed for
erection Of new barn at North Mon
tana fairgrounds.
Helena Construction progressing
rapidly on annex to local post office
building.
Missoula--5- bus fare assured
for this city under application of United
Transit Co. if petition of Montana
Power Co. to discontinue its system
is granted.
Bgfork-Bids will be opened Jan.
Is for construction Of main log build
ing for $4,000 boys camp on Flathead
lake near this place.
Anaconda-Bids will be opened Jan
uary 9th for proposed $4,000 post
office at this place.
Observation-Disclosures being erected in
Northern Pacific yards to store 5000
tons for passenger and refrigerator
cars.
Missoula-Field work on forest sur
vey to be undertaken in this region
will start about May 1st, Melvine Brad
ner of forest service announced.
Sidney State Highway engineers
completing stalking Of new routing for
Glendive- Sidney Highway No. IA
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Rexford News Items
CLUBS ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Archie Thompson was hostess
to the West Side Card Club at their
meeting last week. AT pinochle Mrs.
Carl West held the high score Refresh
ments were served.
The Wednesday Evening Card Club
met with Mrs. j. c. Shanahan at their
meeting last week. Bridge was played.
When the tallies were checked Mrs.
Thos. Wiltshire held high score. Lunch
was served
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McGinnis Meadows

Mrs. Hubert L. Beebe spent part
fast week here at the old home
ranch
Morris Davis was a visitor at the
aHrvey Shelley home last Wednesday
night.
Mrs. James Orr called at the M I.
Davis home Monday evening.
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County Commissioners
Proceedings

Libby, Montana, January 4th, 1882.
The Lincoln County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday, jan
uary 4th, 1882.
The Board notified c. w. Noble, fer
lyman at Warland that his services as
terryman be discontinued until the
ferry was again in operation at War
land.
The refund of Logan Cresswell in the
amount of S41.95 was examined, ap-
proved and ordered paid
The custodian receipts and deposi-
tory bonds of the several banks and
the surety and personal bonds of the
various county and township officers
we're examined and approved
The Board notified Mr.. j. l.. Hurst,
deputy sheriff of Rexford that his serv-
ices as deputy sheriff will be discon-
tinued on and after Jan 1st, 1882.
The following claims were allowed by
the Board.
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YearsAgo inLibby

There was gathering of Libby citi
zens on Tuesday evening in Judge
Hoffman's court for the purpose of or
ganizing chamber of commerce and
quite number Notwithstanding the cold
weather. After talking over the mat
ter temporary organization was per-
fected with Judge Hoffman as chairman
and L. H. Faust as secretary. The chair
man appointed Messrs. Plummer,
Thompson, McCorkle, Hubbard and
Beager a committee to solicit members
for the organization and to this COM
mittee was added all of those pres
ent.
DR. Finn and fur overcoat returned
on Tuesday from professional trip to
Troy
Amos Thompson, Libby's hardware
merchant prince, went to Kalispell dur
ing the week.
G. w. Millett of Kalispell was in Lib
by Friday on business before Commits
sioner Pratt
George T. Brown left on Tuesday
evening for Eureka to work for the Rex
Copper company
JOS. Cariveau was up from his Pipe
creek plantation yesterday and says the
banana vines got nipped little this
week.
A. T. Ritter, manager Of the Rustler
Mining & Milling company, arrived in
Libby from the west Tuesday evening
and has gone to the mine
1t was degrees below zero here
on Monday night and II below yester-
day morning This, with about three
feet of snow on the level gives the
country rather a wintry appearance.
Judge Sheldon is authority for the
statement that the chinook prevailing a
few days ago has caught cold This
opinion has been concurred in by
Judges Brown and Hoffman.
In addition to being paid for making
trails all over town after the deep fall
of snow, MIR. Spencer deserves a vote of
thanks. Arrangements should be made
to have this done after every fall of
the beautiful
Capt. A. ]. McCorkle has returned
from Spokane where he went for the
purpose Of putting his granddaughter,
Macky Mills, in the Bruno school at
that place.
7. l. Gardner was in Libby during
the week for the purpose Of loading
out carload Of 40 foot cedar poles.
They were billed to some point in Ohio
quite a distance to ship poles.
John L. HART has gone to Eureka
to take charge Of the Rex Copper COM
pany and will have charge Of the In
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LIBRARY FUND.
For Salaries:

The sale of Lot Sec. %, Lots / and
4 and VIZ NEM NEla, SEA- NEA NEh
and Sl1 NE14 NEl4 NElA in Sec. 20, all
in Twp. 33 N r. Is w. M. nj. contain
ing 128 acres, less the County Road
right of way, was held according TO
published notice and the property was
sold to Frank Husick of Ural, he being
the highest and best bidder for the
sum of $165.00 Cash
The sale of lots /, to IL, Is and Ia
in Blk. 4 Third Add. to w. Troy was
held according to published notice and
the property sold to Roscoe Garrison
of Troy, he being the highest and best
bidder for the sum of $4,000 on terms
Of 20eo down and balance in ! year
The Board appointed Mr.. A. R. Tru-
man constable in and for Tobacco
Township on condition that he furnish
good and sufficient bond in favor
OF the State Of Montana in the amount
Of $1,000.
The resignation Of Mr. Earl b. Angel
as Trustee of the Lincoln County High
School was accepted, approved and
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MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Herbst made 1900
pounds of butter during the past year
and marketed all Of it with F. M. Plum
mer, at 30 cents pound. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbst make much finer quality of
butter than any shipped in from the
outside and always have a waiting list
OF customers, not being able to supply
the demand
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14

1t was 7 degrees below zero here
on Monday night and II below. yester-
day morning This, with about three
feet of snow on the level gives the
country rather wintry appearance.
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A. E. Ritter, manager Of the Rustler
Mining & Milling company, arrived in
Libby from the west Tuesday evening
and has gone to the mine.
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Judge Sheldon is authority for the
statement that the chinook prevailing
few days ago has caught cold. This
opinion has been concurred in by
Judges Brown and Hoffman.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14

JOS. Cariveau was up from his Pipe
creek plantation yesterday and says the
banana vines got nipped little this
week
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14

In addition to being paid for making
trails all over town after the deep fall
Of snow, Mr. Spencer deserves a vote Of
thanks. Arrangements should be made
to have this done after every fall Of
the beautiful.
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Capt. A. j. McCorkle has returned
from Spokane where he went for the
purpose Of putting his granddaughter,
Macky Mills in the Bruno school at
that place.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14

George T. Brown left on Tuesday
evening for Eureka to work for the Rex
Copper company.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-01-14

F. N. Haynes, who has charge of the
newly created Kootenai forest reserve,
arrived in Libby on Thursday morning
last and has opened headquarters in
the Townsite building. He was accom-
panied by E G. Stahl, G. A. Smith and
r. Haynes, rangers.
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Announce Several Marriage
ENGAGEMENTS OUer Weekend

Weddings to occur in the late
spring and early summer were re-
vealed in the announcement of sew
eral engagements over the week
end.
The engagement of Miss La Verne
Lewis, 766 West Drive Woodruff
Place, to S. G. Smith, 1923 North
Meridian street, has been announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Lewis, Mitchell. The wedding will
take place June 26.
Mrs. Nora Glenn, 337 Eastern
avenue, has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Mary
Glenn, to Carl B. Pranger. The
wedding date is set for June %.
Miss Wilma Meyers engagement
to Ralph Gibson Dow of Buffalo.
N. Y, has been announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Meyer.
l4l5 Leonard street. The wedding
will take place June 4.
May % is the date set for the
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Miss La Vonne Thompson Bride
of George COIdren at Church

long sleeves were full to the elbow
fitting into a tight cuff TO the wrist.
She wore a cap shaped veil and
carried a shower bouquet OF Jo-
hanna Hill roses.
Miss Ruth Coldren OF Muncie.
maid of honor, was gowned in a
model of pastel green net and taft
feta with matching slippers. She
carried Talisman roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Glen Cor
bin Of Brazil, Miss Ruby Hiday of
Fortville, Miss Lucille Harms and
Miss Margaret Berdel. wore dresses
OF net and taffeta with slippers to
match and carried arm bouquets
OF sweet peas in pastel shades. Miss
Corbin and Miss Berdel wore yell
low and Miss Harms and Miss Hi
day peach.
The best man was Leoling Long
Of Peru and the ushers we're Ken
meth Stillbower, Edinburg; Chester
Coldren of Kokomo, Ronald Wolfe
and Leon Harms.
The brides mother wore beige
crepe with matching accessories and
Mrs. Coldren an ensemble of black
and white.
A reception at the brides mother
followed the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coldren will be at home after May
5 at ala Bowman avenue.
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wedding Of Miss Glenna M. Grit
fifth to Wilbert w. Pieper, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pieper. An
nouncement Of the engagement was
made over the weekend by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. v. Griffith, CAT Bradbury street.
Weekend announcements also
included two marriages.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Oeffler. 1922
Park avenue. announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Wilhelmina
Oeffler, to Lloyd Beagle, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Beagle, Muskegon.
Mich. The wedding took place April
% in the Second Presbyterian
church, with the Rev. Jean S. Miller
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Beagle are
at home with the brides parents.
Miss Ruth Vestal and Howard
Andrew Smith were married at $50
Saturday night at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Clara Wells.
1908 Graceland avenue. They will
make their home at 242 West
Thirty-sixth street.
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Is HOnOred at
Bridge Party

Mrs. Harold r. Taught, 6007
Primrose avenue. entertained Satur-
day afternoon with a bridge party
and shower in honor Of Miss Mar
Earet Mahan. Martinsville, whose
marriage 10 Kurt Mahrdt will take
place May at the home Of sthe
bride. Assisting the hostess were
her mother. Mrs. Charles E. Conner,
and Mrs. william NJ. Taught.
Decorations were sweet peas. and
appointments carried out the bridal
colors, green and white. Jonquils
were arranged in baskets about the
room. Yellow roses were presented
to the guests. who included:
Mesdames NJ. S. Mahan. Martlnsville:
John Mshrdt. Donald Petry. Robert Mar
tin. Paul Thiery. Otto Mahrdt. John A.
Conn OF BLOOMINGTON. John Korrs. Misses
Dorcas Rock OF Greenfield. Janet Tzaux.
and Lortnda Cottinrham.
The bride and bridegroom elect
viii be honored at a party to be
given Tuesday night by Mrs. Otto
Mahrdt.
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Name additional Patrons.
PatrOneSSeS for Concert

as follows: MI Phi Epsilon sorority. Mrs
Lelma Searcy. retiring president and Mrs
Leone Kinder Richman. Incoming presi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biesler will have
Dr. and Mrs Frank ABBOTT Misses 50 RosaIyn
Reed Grace Warren Abbott and Messrs
George BieFler Jr. and Walter Lyones.
Mrs. Harold NJ. Trusler will have as her
guests tne iollowlng; Mesdames William
John Cady and j. X. Vance.
With Mr.. and Mrs Kari Hack in a box
viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Chester o Martin
Misses Mary Pickering. Mildred Love and
Carl II. Irrgang.
Hostess for the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority's
siTls usners VIII be Mrs. Zeima Searcy.
for chorale girl ushers.
Active ehorale ushers will be the Misses
katneryn Carlisle. Dorothy Carlisle Mar
ssret Aes jean n Goaf Gnie nGn nry s as5
Stsat; sSarol Geisier. Jeanne Traugott: June
s sillitsr. Mary Va anne Hoffman: Mary Louise
Active MI Phi Epsilon ushers viii be
me Misses Rea Bauer. Virginia Aeppli
Marguerite Billo and Ruth WAGNER.
Taxing part IN the ten-piano ensemble
mann. Ramona Wilson. Harriet PAYNE
Mildred Allen. jeanette Harris. Frances
Benner. Frances WiShard Sara Elizabeth
Miller and Lucille Wagner.
The following women have been IN
charge OF ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs. William J.
Govry. patron and patroness reservations.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale. box reservations:
Mrs. Ora Pierson. ushers: Mrs. Carl ri
Irrrang. publicity. assisted bv Mesdames
D. z. Gruber Earl B. HILL Rex Young:
Mrs. John Egger, music librarian. assisted
bv Mrs. c. G. York: Mrs. GEORGE Beigler
chairman OF dance committee. assisted by
MeSdsmes Fred Iske and Paul Crosier.
Mrs Nataiia Conner is accompanies for
the chorus. AIRS. c. Z. Stalnaker chair
man. and Mrs Edgar J. Ellsworth. Vice
chairman OF the chorale. Mrs C. NJ.
Bohrstadt is chairman OF arrangements.
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Miss Reagan,
E.. u. Pauley
Are Married

Miss Katherine Z. Reagan be-
came the bride Of Edward U.
Pauley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Pauley, at $3.50 Saturday afternoon
in the study Of the Rev. Ira C..
Dawes in the First Friends church
Mrs. Pauley is the daughter Of
Charles M. Reagan, 135 West Twen-
ty-eighth street.
The bride wore suit of light
blue Canton crepe with the sleeves
trimmed with rose gray fur. Her
accessories were gray and she
carried Talisman roses.
Her attendant, Miss Dorothy
Hice, wore an ensemble of gray
with blue hat and accessories. Her
flowers were pink roses and del
phinium. Lester Nicewander was
best man.
Following short wedding trip,
the couple will be at home in Indi-
annapolis after May IS. Mrs. Pauley,
graduate Of Butler university, is q
member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Mr.. Pauley, who attended the same
university, belongs to Delta Tau
Delta fraternity.
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Starts Round
of Parties for
Bride

A round of parties this week for
Miss Frances Krieg, who will be
married May IL, was started off to-
day by Miss Helen Barrett, BOIL
North New Jersey street, who enter
tanned with a luncheon bridge at
the Columbia Club. Appointments
and flowers we're in the rainbow
shades Miss Barrett was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. D. p. Bar
rett. The guests included:
Mesdames Felix Krieg. Walter stuhl-
dreher. Philip A. Derham. william J..
Mooney Jr.. Maurice McNultv.. Thomas M.
Leonard John J. Darmody. Leon Desautels.
Fred Dorman. T. Gordon Kelly and Misses
Mary Catherine Coulter. Helen Carroll and
Eileen O'Connor.
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.ttica Girl Is
Bride of City
Man at Home

In a pretty ceremony in the gar
den Of the brides home in Attica,
Miss Martha Katherine Young be-
came the bride of A. Arthur Meade
of indianapolis at $3.50 Saturday.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel r. Young, wore a gown
Of white satin and her mothers
wedding veil. She carried a sheaf
Of Gala lilies.
The only attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel j. Young. Following a
wedding trip through the Cumber-
land mountains, Mr. and Mrs.
Meade will be at home at 607l In
dianola avenue.
Mrs. Meade attended Hamilton
college in Lexington. KY, and Pur-
due university where Mr.. Meade
also was student.
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War Mothers
Will Conduct
Flower Sale

The tenth annual carnation sale
of the American War Mothers will
he held Saturday under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Edward P. Laycock,
state finance chairman.
Chapters participating are the
Indianapolis chapter. EMBEDDING
chapter. Wayne Post chapter, Cap
itol City chapter, and Marion
county chapter.
The sale held each year in con-
nection with Mothers day will be
conducted by more than seventy-five
members in the downtown district.
Mrs. z. May Hahn, state president,
is assisting Mrs. Laycock.
Proceeds are used to assist urem-
ployed and disabled ex-service men
and their families.
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CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN FRIDAY

Former members and prospective
members of the Fayette Club will
be guests at meeting Of the Fay
cite Club Friday afternoon at the
Colonial tearoom, 1888 North Penn
sylvania street.
A social hour will follow the busi-
ness meeting. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Jenny G. Stark. Joseph
M. Taylor, Henry Sanders and Wal
ter L. Nelson.
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DOUBLE WEDDING
RITES PLANNED

Miss Ruth Omelvena's engage
ment to William Bugg. Plainf1eld.
has been announced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cox. The we'd
ding will be a double ceremony late
this month at Chimney Rock, N. c.,
with Miss Madonna Tustison. and
Archie r. Chadd as the other bride
and bridegroom. Miss Tustison is
the daughter of o. M. Tustison,
Bayside. L. I. Mr.. Chadd attended
Butler university.
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Miss Rogers
EntertainS 2
Entertainers

Miss Helen Louise Rogers and
Myron j. Mcclellan entertained
Sunday night in the gold room at
the Marott, in honor of Tony Wons
and Jacques Renard, who are APP
pearing this week at the Indiana
theater.
The table was centered with pink
roses in blue bowl, and lighted
with ivory tapers in silver holders.
Place cards carried out the color
scheme of pink, rose and blue.
Other guests we're:
Messrs. and Mesdames w. r. Me-
Geehan, Harry H. Rogers, Lewis
OFT Ward, Marion Graves, Halbert
Meyers and Carl Miesse.
Miss Rogers will entertain again
Tuesday night.
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Bridal Party
Entertained
by Vollnners

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Vollmer.
534 North Tacoma avenue. enter
tanned Sunday night with bridal
dinner. in honor Of their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Vollmer. and her
fiance, John r. OHarrow. who viii
be married at noon Tuesday at the
home Of the brides parents. The
bridegroom-elect is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chase O'Harrow.
Flowers in the bridal colors. pink
and blue. decorated the tables. Miss
Vollmer presented pearl and crystal
necklaces to her attendants. Mrs.
Randall H. White, matron Of honor:
Mrs. James z. Durham. Misses Ruth
Killie and Betty Carson. brides
maids. and Ruth Margaret Parcels.
flower girl To his best man. H.
Dennis O'Harrow. and ushers, Rob-
ert T. Vollmer and Thomas II. Voll-
mer. Mr.. OHarrow presented gifts.
other guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase O'Harrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Parcels. Mrs. H. Dennis OHarrow.
Mrs. Robert =. Vollmer, Mrs. Mar
garet Carson. Miss Ruth Mather,
Randall II. White. James Z. Dur
ham. Norman Wampner. and Har-
vey E. Smith Jr.. Charlottesville.
Miss Mather entertained Saturday
night at the Avalon Country club,
with a surprise dinner bridge for
Miss Vollmer and Mr.. O'Harrow. At
dinner the table was conferred with
roses. sweet peas, violets, forget-me-
nots, nd delphinium. Three
branched candelabrae with lighted
candles stood at each end. Place
cards we're miniature brides and
bridegrooms.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
OHarrow, Miss Mary Helen Mather.
Harry 3. Painter. and James G.
Thomas Jr.
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TY DRESS FOR DEB
Somethlng pretty Tor the
D. debutantes and Youthful

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wo.l:cl type.
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afternoon bridge or teas and all
the other happenings of youth.
1t is fattering lace in rose beige
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in matching tone. A soft bow tied
girdle is worn at the normal waist
line.
Should lace not be your consid-
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about crinkle crepe silk for the en-
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Style No. 400 is designed for sizes
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Size Is requires three yards 80
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trasting.
Order our new fashion magazine,
to show you the way in design,
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Price of pattern, IS cents, in
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Wrap coin carefully.
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MISS SHEPHERD IS
HOSTESS AT DANCE

Miss Dorothy Shepherd enter
tanned with dinner dance at her
home, 4l17 Ruckle street, Saturday
night. She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. z. K. Shepperd and
Mrs. E. N. Sierdorfer. Guests in
cluded:
Leppert, Dorothy Reed. Margaret BOOSTERS.
Antoinette Ginger, Barbara Metealf. Eliza
beth Fitzpatrick and Louise Keen and
Messrs. Robert Holmer. John Boyle, Ed
ward o'Conner. Robert Kelleher. John
O'connor, Patrick Ready. Donald Brewer,
Charles o'connor, william Metcaf and
Joseph Kenny.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS
OFFICIAL HONORED

Mrs. Ethel H. Warner, guardian,
and Mrs. Mildred Millspaugh, past
guardian, of Bethel 8, Indiana Jobs
Daughters, went to TT. Wayne today
to attend a meeting of Bethel 8 in
honor Of Mrs. Florence U. Ashley,
grand guardian. Accompanying
Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Millspaugh
were:
Misses Marion Wilde. honored queen;
Marion Masten, senior princess; Marie
Wilde. junior princess; Opal Watts, guide
Frances Jane Curran. marshal. and Lora
Duffy, chaplain.
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Personals

Mrs. Oscar L. Pond, vice-president
of the Indianapolis branch Of the
Needlework Guild of America and
state chairman of Indiana, will go
to Asheville, N. c., to attend the
forty-seventh annual meeting of the
guild from Thursday to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Coburn, 1902
Riverside Park road, have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George Auer-
boch of New York, who are on their
way to California.
Miss Marjorie Brownlee. 5000 Park
avenue, has gone to Los Angeles,
to join her sister. Miss Maja and her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V.
Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Kurtz,
Seventy-seventh street and White
River road. have SIS their guest
Harry Schurmann of Dresden, Ger
many.