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DEADLOCK ON
BUDGET SLASH
is UNBROKEN
County Adjustment Board
AdiournS Till Monday
After 6-Day WrangIe.

After six days of wrangling over
budgets Of various taxing units, the
county tax adjustment board ad-
journed at noon today until Mon
day without reaching an agreement
on the 1888 tax rate.
Hopeless deadlock of the seven
members appeared no nearer an
end, as the officials apparently can
not agree on a compromise rate of
S2.75 or $3.50 This made still
stronger possibility of enforcement
of the $3.50 tax limit law, favored
by at least three members of the
body.
Walter G. Boetcher, board chair
man, declared he believed the board
would compromise differences and
fix rate that would not cripple
government"
Definite Stand Taken
Hope of reducing the county rate
of ALPS cents on each 500 taxable
property apparently has been
abandoned. Four board members
have taken definite stand against
cuts in the county budget.
These four, Boetcher, Charles c..
GrosSart, county auditor, and Coun-
cilmen John Newhouse and Charles
O. Resener are willing to declare an
emergency and fix the rate at S2.75
or $3.50.
A fifth member, Nicholas H. Noyes,
treasurer of Eli Lily g. Company,
also is believed inclined toward
compromising at such a figure.
Support S1.5O Rate
Opposing them are Leo K. Fesler
and Albert E. Uhl, who, failing to
put through a suggestion for q rate
as low as $2.196 for Center town
ship, are supporting the $3.50 rate.
Officials Of the city, school city
and county have appeared before
the board and defended their
budgets. School officials appeared
Friday and pleaded that schools
can not operate on less than
$1087 levy as tentatively fixed by
the school board.
The adjustment board has APP
proved all township rates less than
$3.50. These are: Center, outside
the city, $1.3176; Washington, out
side, $12175, and Decatur, outside,
S1.20.
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BOOK SHOWER TO
BE HELD BY GUILD

A book shower for the benefit OF
patients at the Methodist hospital
and the nurses libraries will be held
in the nurses home Friday, Oct
%, under the auspices of the Lii
brary Guild Of the Second Presby-
terrain church White Cross Guild
Members of the guild will call for
books any place in the city, accord
ing to the president, Mrs. Merle N.
A. Walker. There will be a social
feature in connection with the
shower, to be planned at the next
meeting of the guild, Tuesday. Flu
ture meetings Of the guild will be
held in the church parlors on the
third Tuesday Of each month.
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SANDERS SEES
C. 0. P. VICTORY
Hoover Spurs Party On to
Triumph, Says Chairman.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-EventS of the
last week have turned the presiden-
tial campaign into a Republican
victory march," National Commit
tee Chairman Everett Sanders be-
lieves.
LAS the first week of October
draws to a close, assurances of Re
publican success on Nov. 8 appear in
every quarters" the chairman de-
clared in a statement.
He said: The fearless, smashing
attack of the President at Des
MoineS has instilled a morale in
congressional, state and local Re-
publican campaign organizations
that makes them unbeatable in the
coming weeks
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NUPTIAL RITES ARE
HELD AT CHURCH

The marriage Of Mrs. Nellie
Daugherty of Nation, Ill, niece of
Mrs. Rose O'Neil, 2716 North Illi-
nois street, to Edward j. Daugherty
of Wakeman, o., took place
Wednesday at Our Lady of Lourdes
church with the Rev. M. w. Lyons
officiating.
Attendants were Mrs. leila Nolte
and Fred O'Neill, both of Indian
apolis. The couple will live at
Wakeman.
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ALUMNAE TO MEET
AT BROWN HOME

Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi sorority will meet at
7.30 Monday at the home Of Mrs.
Paul v. Brown, 522 West Forty
third street
Plans will be discussed for the
play given annually at the Civic
theater. Mrs. Ralph Bockstahler,
president, will announce commit
tees for the play and the years pro-
gram.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY

Miss Josette Yelch, president of
the Butler university chapter of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority, will
head the receiving line at the open
house from to Sunday at the
chapter house, 201 Blue Ridge road.
The affair, in honor of new
pledges, will begin the open-house
season Of sororities and fraterni-
+ioc ~, tho ooy,ox,,e
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Others in the
line will be: Mrs.
LaRose Sommer-
vile, house chap
eron; and the
pledges, Misses
Theresa Alig, ia
net Chapman,
Vivian Harmon.
Elizabeth Stay
ton, Thelma Roll
Ter, Frances Dur
ham, Virg inia
league, Helen
Hampson, Susan
Hill, LoVilla
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Auxiliary to Meet

Woman's auxiliary, St. Paul Epis-
copal church, will meet at 1890 Fri
day at the home of Mrs. William
Holt, 2118 Central avenue. She will
be assisted by Mrs. J. j. Voelker
The subject will be China. The
Ven. William Burrows, archdeacon
of Indianapolis, viii speak. Mrs
Irene Jerrard will talk on Reds
coYery Of the Individual
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MISSION SOCIETIES
TO HOLD FARLEY

A group conference of Wom-
ems Missionary Societies of the
Evangelical churches will be held in
the Broadway Evangelical church,
Broadway and Fifty-sixth street,
Tuesday, Oct. II. Sessions will open
at GAS and continue through the
day. Guest speaker will be DR.. E.
G. Lehman, superintendent of Red
Bird Mission in the Kentucky
mountains, who will present an il
Illustrated lecture in the evening at
7:45.
He also will speak at each SEES
sion during the day
Mrs. Nellie Frank Smith. Elk
hart, state president of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society, also will
speak at each session.
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The City i'm Brief

speaking before the Lutheran Min
isterial Association at 10 Monday
in First church.
Professor Paul HaywOrth of But
Ter university will speak on Chris
tan Citizenship" at a rally of the
Garfield Christian Endeavor Union
in the University Heights United
Brethren church, Hanna avenue and
Otterbein street, Tuesday night.
Cutting pay of the small wage
Garner on the state pay roll with
out reducing salaries of higher paid
employees constitutes neglect of duty
on part of legislators in the special
session last summer, Robert Stuck,
Eleventh district National party
candidate for representative in con-
gress, charged in an address Friday
night at Hamilton and English av-
enueS.
Charging alienation of his wife's
affections, Nathaniel Stringer, 1882
Sturm avenue, today filed suit in
circuit court for $4,000 damages
against Clara L. Sindlinge, 1547
College avenue.
Economic needs likely to force
Socialism on the country will be
described by Dan Donovan, Colum-
bia Conserve Company employe, in
an address Sunday afternoon in
the Columbia Securities building,
143 East Ohio street.
More than 300 members of the
Major Harold c. McGrew camp,
United Spanish War Veterans and
Woman's auxiliary attended meet
ing in honor of Representative Louis
Ludlow Friday night at Ft. Friend
ly, 512 North Illinois street.
Marion county council is without
authority to enforce a pay cut for
election commissioners, Charles E.
Cox, special circuit court judge, held
today in overruling a demurrer to a
suit by the council seeking to cut
salaries of Allen w. Boyd and Wal
ter Pritchard, commissioners.
Series of four addresses will be
given during the weekend by
Frank Crosswaith, Socialist party
speaker and trade union organizer,
as follows: Twenty fifth street and
Martindale avenue, tonight;
Twenty-ffth street and Boulevard
place, tonight; Workmans Circle,
2:30 Sunday afternoon, and Walker
Casino, North street and Indiana
avenue, 8 Sunday night.
"The Christian Family" will be the
topic of Mrs. T. w. Grafton, guest
speaker, in an address Sunday
morning before the Womens Bible
class of the Third Christian church.
Hebrew congregations of Indian
apolis will begin observance of Yom
Kippur, day Of atonement, at sun
down Sunday night.
vi 1ul oCS
and treatment of mental diseases
was urged by Dr. L. F. Ross, med
ical superintendent of the Rich
mond state hospital, Friday, at a
convention of the Indiana State
Nurses Association in the SEVERN.
DIR. G. Bromley Oman. president
of De Paw university, was prin-
cipal speaker at the Y. M. c. A.
founders day dinner Friday night,
marking the 111th anniversary of
founding of the national organiza-
ton. Similar obServanees we're held
in f1fty-siX counties Of the world.
Office of the Marion County Young
Democratic Voters League in coun-
ty headquarters will be under the
direction Of Joseph G. Wallace, it
was announced today.
Arthur j. BeriauIt of the BeriauIt
School of Expression will give a
reading, The Secret of the Ages, .
before the young peoples depart
ment Of the Roberts Park NJ. E.
church Sunday school at $50 Sun
day.
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Initiation Rites Monday

Formal initiation services and a
tea will be held by the Alpha chap
ter, Theta Mu Rho sorority Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Murphy, Ills North Rural street.
Misses Pauline Duncan and Irma
Van Sickle will be initiated. Miss
Doris owens will be in charge, as
sisted by Misses Katherine thinner
man and Jeanette Mccarthy. New
officers of the sorority will be
honored at a banquet Wednesday
night at the Antlers.
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Call Guest Meetinn

Mrs. Robert Alday, 5716 Pleas
ant Run parkway, will be hostess for
a guest meeting of Irvington Circle
Of the Child Conservation League of
America at 2 Monday. Mrs. Chic
Jackson will be the guest speaker.
Assisting the hostess will be Mes
danes Roger BEEN and Russell
Justice. Mrs. J. G. Curry will give
musical program.
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officers to Be HOnOred

Incoming officers of the Monday
Club will be honored at the annual
Presidents day luncheon Monday
at the SEVERN Roof garden. The
program has been arranged by Mrs.
c. H. Augustein and Mrs. c. F.
Dillenbeck. Milton D. Barrick will
be the speaker. Members may in
vite guests.
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Miss Bess Rosenberg is presi-
dent Of the Sigma Phi Alpha So
sority, which will entertain with
formal dance Monday night in
the Lincoln room at the Lincoln.
The committee in charge is:
Misses Idel Gorelik, Yetta Gold
stein, Doris Waiss and Marian
Bluestein, chairman. The Am
bassadors orchestra will play.
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In the Realm of Clubs

Presidents day will be observed
by the New Century Club with a
luncheon at 1880 in the Hunters
room of the Marott. Mrs. E. Pres
ton Jones, new president, and Mrs.
Frank w. Parrish, retiring presi-
dent, will be honored.
THURSDAY
A presidents day luncheon will be
held by the Current Events Club
with Mrs. Cora M. Raber as hostess.
Mrs. Rhoda Dawson will assist. Mrs.
j. D. Setter will discuss Women in
Industry"
Beta chapter of the Delphian
society will meet at 945 in the club
rooms of the Fletcher American
bank for the second lesson on
French literature with Mrs. James
Criswell leading. She will be as
sisted by Mesdames w. A. Bohme, T.
E. Cory and G. D. Elliott.
Mrs. Phillip M. Gallahue will dis
cusS Mining, Oil and Lime Stone
Industry in Indiana" at a meeting
of the Veronica club of Gutenberg
academy alumnae. Hostesses besides
Mrs. Gallahue will be Mesdames
Clara Hagen LangSdale and David
Swain.
"The Magnificent Obsession" by
Lloyd c. Douglas will be reviewed
by Mrs. w. M. Somers at a meeting
of the Thursday Lyceum club. Mrs.
H. T. Brown will be hostess.
FRIDAY
Presidents day will be observed
by the over the Teacups Club with
visit to Foster hall Mrs. j. A.
Sutherland will be hostess.
Mrs. Cecil Strupe will be honored
by the Friday Afternoon Reading
Club at luncheon when Mrs. A.
j. Barnes will discuss the fortieth
anniversary of the club The social
committee will be in charge.
Mrs. L. R. Cartwright, SIT Cen
trail avenue, will be hostess for a
meeting at 2 of the North End
Garden Club. House plants will be
discussed and a friendship garden
exchange of plants and bulbs will
be held.
The Irvington Social Study Club
will have a presidents day luncheon
at the summer home of Mrs. E. D.
FoXworthy, "Annandale farm" at
KnightstoWn. Quotations from Riley
will be given at roll call. Mrs. G.
G. Roberts will talk On Our Past
President" and Mrs. w. L. Carey
Our New President"
The Friday Afternoon Literary
Club Will meet at the home of Miss
Alvira Clark. 514 Station street
Miss Clark will discuss alfred Den
hard Nobel; Mrs. c. E. Dryer, 10
seph Pulitzer" and Mrs. F. H. Lutz,
Prizes"
Personalities of the Writers" will
be the subject of Miss Anna Brooch
hansen of the Technical high school
faculty at the guest day celebration
Of the Lrvington Quest Club Host
esses will be Mesdames H. P. Bart
lett, j. H. Arlington and E. M.
Hughes. Music will be furnished by
the Irvington School of Music.
world Affairs" will be discussed
by Professor John j. Haramy at 2:45
at the Irvington Presbyterian
church in the Irvington union of
club study group. Mrs. w. J. Marks
will teach the cooking class at 10 at
the church.
SATURDAY
High Spots of a World Tour" will
be presented by Mrs. Blanche Shaw
at the presidents day luncheon of
the Catharine Merrill Club at the
Woodstock Club. Mrs. Margaret B.
Segur is president.
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Horne, Jean Lane, Constance
Pearce, Florence Otto, Janet Power,
Florence Pyle and Janet Nogle.
Music will be provided by Misses
Vera iSudbrock and Mae Henri Lane.
Miss Josephine Bennett is in charge
The decorations will be fall flow
ers in shades of yellow and orange.
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CHURCH TO OBSERVE
HOMECOMING DAY

Sunday will be a busy day at the
Oaklandon Christian church. 1t
will be a combination OF Rally day
in the Bible school, and Home Com
ing day
The Rev Frank c. Huston, the
minister, will preach at the morning
service on the subject Coming
Home" Dinner will be served at
noon in the dining room of the
church.
In the afternoon, short talks will
be made by visiting ministers and
others. A playlet will be given by
the Endeavorers. Special musical
numbers will be presented by male
and mixed quartets.
A beautiful Norway Spruce tree
will be dedicated as a permanent
Christmas tree, by the Endeavor
Society, following an address by
Milton H. Gaar of the Gaar Muir
series of Cambridge City. Ind.
donor of the tree.
The days services will close with
the observance of the ordinance of
Christian baptism. Several who
decided for Christ in the recent re-
vlval held at Oaklandon. will be
baptized by the minister. There will
be no evening services.
advent advent Episcopal Church-The Rev.
re- 5. Southworth. rector. Christ,
Shnrch School $50 and Holy Communion
Christ Church. EpiscopaI-The Rev
Anger Powell. rector. Holy Communion
a. m: church school. $50 a m: morn.
ing PRAYER and sermon. I0:45 a. m. tonic
new creatures in Christ"
st. Matthew Lutheran Church-The Rev.
:. G z. Fackler. pastor. Morning subject
The Cnurchs Glory" evening. Christ
The brotherhood will meet Tuesday eve
ming IN the church auditorium. Miss Mar
garet Patric Will give several impersona-
The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday aft
srnoon in the church.
Central Christian-Dr. w. A. shullen
berger pastor. Morning theme. at l0.45
Let Me Ask You One" night, who
Are These Disciples of Christi"
Grace NJ. E.. Church-The Rev. B. B.
Shake. pastor. Morning subject Religious
llNteracyi night, Making Lie Count
Edwin Ray NJ E.-The Rev William
Talbot Jones. patsor. Morning subject.
MY Church." night. the Rev J. G. Moore
secretary Of the Preachers Aid Society,
Will speak.
Lyndhurst Baptist-The Rev. c. H
Scheick, pastor. Morning subject The
Loaves Multiplied night, Into the
Deep"
Fairview Presbyterian DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler, pastor. Morning theme
"Optimists or Pessimists or The ROYAL
order OF Encouragers;" Vaughn Cornish
soloist.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George c.
Kimsey. pastor. Morning. DR.. Jewell viii
speak on Some Essentials Of Christian
EDUCATION. night. pastor viii speak on
The Still Small Voice"
River. Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen, pastor. Morning theme.
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Club VIII Meet

Cervus Club will hold its monthly
meeting Monday at the Antlers. The
board meeting at ! will be followed
by card party at 2. Hostesses viii
be Mrs. Carl Norman and j. J..
Minta.
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Sunshine Club to Meet
Childrens Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside will meet at 2 Wednes-
day at the Fletcher American bank.
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Miss Luedemdll Hostess
Tau Delta Sigma sorority will
meet Monday night at the home Of
Miss Helen Luedeman, 1884 Asbury
street.
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Girl Scouts

New candidates for the last week
are: Troop 6. Nancy Suffer, Virginia
Sacrison, Phyllis Herdenreck, Betty
Medlicott; Troop 10, Betty Orr, Ruth
Bell, Helen COrnutt, Dorothy Truck,
Bernice Smith, Nellie Chastaine;
Troop 25, Betty Jean Martin, Mary
Yaniach, Virginia Randolph, Betty
Hoover, Genevieve Davis Alberta
Hughes, Alberta Mills, Louis Bake
horn, Barbee Pedon, Irene Crum-
bache; Troop 81, Lucille Bennett,
Gloris Mote.
The monthly meeting of the
southeast district leaders association
will be held at 1880 Tuesday at Girl
Scout headquarters.
A called meeting of the leaders of
the northwest district leaders asSo-
citation will be held at 10 Monday at
Girl Scout headquarters, to elect
officers.
Troop hiked along White river
Saturday under the supervision Of
Mrs. William Pitzschler, captain.
Helen Marker and Julia Jean
Rowe Of Troop 8 passed the hike
requirement for first class, when
they supervised the scouts in the
troop with a hike at Camp Dell
wood.
The scouts of Troop under the
supervision of Mrs. Herman Bobbe,
captain, are going on motor hike
to the Anderson state park Satur-
day afternoon, on a nature program
and wiener roast.
Troop IS, Mrs. George Wright,
captain, assisted the scouts with a
breakfast cooked on the towpath at
FairView Saturday. Patrol leaders
elected at this time are: Mary
Parish, Mary Francis Neelan, Kath-
ryn Mayer and Mildred Minchin.
All Girl Scouts in the city have
been invited by Butler university to
attend a football game at 2 Satur-
day, Oct Is, at the Butler bowl
between Butler and James Millikan.
Girl Scouts and leaders are urged
to wear their uniforms on this oc-
casion.
Troop %, meeting at Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, Wednesday,
elected Miriam Waldo, Aline Bailey,
Jean Van Ripper, Mary Hammond,
Lois Morton and Helen Marie Shea
as patrol leaders.
Troop 80 elected their patrol
leaders, Thursday, at School "a:
Luana Hill, Susan Edwards. Betty
Farris and Betty Parker, Erna
Helig was elected scribe.
Troop AZ, Hawthorne community
house, has changed the meeting
day from Tuesday to Wednesday.
Troop 43 is planning tree hike
under the supervision of Mrs. R. D.
Robertson, captain, Saturday.
Florence Mary Harrison of Troop
10 pASoSAANSO a OO1 SdSC VI Sd4 OSA44eS
TO Mrs. Richard Willard at a ban
quet Friday at Broadway Methodist
church. New patrol leaders of Troop
40 are Louise Fultz, Anne Holmes,
Harriet Wilder, Marilyn Gregory,
Dorothy Springer, Florence Mary
Harrison, and Bonnie Jean Ore
schel.
New patrol leaders of Troop SO
elected at Irvington Methodist
church are Alice Hankins, Marjorie
Glass, Betty Howard Mariana
Hackney and Georgianna Smith.
Plan 'Fo0d-Ad Dinner.
Womans Missionary Society Of
the Fairview Presbyterian church
will have a "Food-Ar" dinner at
$50 Thursday night at the church.
Business Session Slated
Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta
sorority. will have business meet
ing Monday night at the home of
Miss Alice Krause, 2340 North New
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Madison Avenue NJ. Z. Church-The Rev.
E: P. Jewett. pastor. Morning theme.
what Precedes a Revival of Reigion?' :
$50 p. m Epworth League with Miss
Grace Trimble speaking.
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Troop AZ, Hawthorne community
house, has changed the meeting
day from Tuesday to Wednesday.
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Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
II. Mater pastor 1890 a. m. theme, THE
Necessity of Divine Influences" 2:3O D. m.
er-denominational services. with the
Rev William G. Nelson of Ansonia. O..
speaking night, the Rev Eta Nelson
speaks on The Closed Door,
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Business Session Slated
Alpha chapter, Phi Sigma Theta
sorority. will have a business meet
ing Monday night at the home of
Miss Alice Krause, 234O North New
Jersey street..
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Troop 80 elected their patrol
leaders, Thursday, at School "a:
Luana Hill, Susan Edwards. Betty
Farris and Betty Parker, Erna
Helig was elected scribe.
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Troop 43 is planning a tree hike
under the supervision of Mrs. R. D.
Robertson, captain, Saturday.
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BevilIe Avenue EvangelicaI-The Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning Rally
hardt of the Wheeler City Mission talking:
night, The Meaning of Church Member
ship. as explained by William J. Spires.
W. Koertge, R. G. Geeding and Carl
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SOrOritu to Meet
Photo bv Plat.

Indiana Alpha chapter, Lambda
Alpha Lambda sorority will meet
Monday at the Antlers.
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Second EvangelicaI-The Rev. F.. G.
Wacknitz, pastor Morning, roll call serv-
ice and rally; night, laymans night.
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Plan 'FOOd-Ad Dinner,
Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Fairview Presbyterian church
will have a "Food-Ar" dinner at
$50 Thursday night at the church.
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All Saints CathedraLRobert c. Alex-
ander. cannon; 730 a. M Holy Com.
munion; 10 a. M, church school; II a. m
morning prayer and sermon.
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FiftyFirst Street M. E-The Rev. Will
bur D. Crosse, pastor. 10:45 a. m. theme,
Secret of Success" followed by conse-
Grafton services for church officers and
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Troop %, meeting at Tabernacle
Presbyterian church, Wednesday,
elected Miriam Waldo, Aline Bailey,
Jean Van Ripper, Mary Hammond,
Lois Morton and Helen Marie Shea
as patrol leaders.
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Second Moravian Episcopal-The Rev
George G. Westphal, pastor Morning
theme, Overcoming Our Difficulties: 3
night, The Responsibility Of Approval"
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A called meeting of the leaders of
the northwest district leaders asso-
citation will be held at 10 Monday at
Girl Scout headquarters, to elect
officers.
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New patrol leaders of Troop So
elected at Irvington Methodist
church are Alice Hankins, Marjorie
Glass, Betty Howard, Mariana
Hackney and Georgianna Smith.