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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-22

The meeting formerly was
scheduled to be held in the Ma
sonic temple, but, because of the
large number expected, the gym
nasium was obtained through a
special dispensation of the Indiana
Grand chapter.
One of the outstanding events of
the program will be the introduction
of motion pictures in comforting the
degrees. The film was made by
the Fraternal Production Company
Salt Lake City, Utah, and the show
ing will be the first in the middle
west. Arrangements for securing
the film were made by the grand
chapter.
Degree to Be Conferred
The degree team which will confer
the Royal Arch degree is composed
of the most outstanding ritualists
in the state.
They include DR.. A. r. Ross, La
fayette, high priest; Clarence G.
Smith, Frankfort, king; DR. j. B
Griffith, Charlottesville, scribe; Wal
ter A. Hawkins, Lebanon, secretary;
Erastus D. Wright, Lebanon, prin-
cipal sojourner.
George F. Schneider, Indianapolis
master first veil; D. Ray Higgins
Indianapolis, captain of the host;
Herbert V. Morris, Upton, Royal
Arch captain; Norman Lansford
Irvington, master second veil; Lynn
Norris, Covington, master third veil;
Roy Heiny, Noblesville, Royal Arch
lecturer; William E. Lyst, Indian
apolis, Royal Arch charge, and 1. D
Mayer, Lafayette, explanation.
Committees in Charge
Committees in charge of making
arrangements include:
GymnaSium-Haro G. Buchan-
an, Roscoe G. Hill and Caryl Kern
General ArrangementS-John H
Bassett, Robert S. Kern and Walter
Hawkins.
Invitations-Bassett, Caryl Kern
and Adren E. Sloop.
Officers for Work-Charles Park,
Erastus D. Wright and Robert Kern.
Reception-All officers, past high
priests and Ivory G. Tolle, Charles
C. LaFollette, Lester F. Jones, Carl
Bratton, Arlie E. Lewis, James R.
Kelley, Thomas L. Christian, George
K. Marlborough, Louis Sterling
William H. Orear Jr., Ernest R.
Stewart and Charles S. Nelson.
Paraphernalia-Robert Kern, Will
liam R. Neptune and Edward Orear
Music-Ben H. Coombs, Ivory
Tolle and Lester F.. Jones.
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PLAYLET WILL
Be PRESENTED
S. B. A. Degree Team to
Give Entertainment
Wednesday Night.

THE Breach of Promise" a
comedy playlet, will be presented by
members OF the degree team of
Marion council, Security Benefit
Association, Wednesday night at
8:15, in the hall, Hamilton ave-
nue. and East Washington street.
Leading roles will be portrayed
by Mrs. Pearl Hull and Alfred
Crombo. Other players include
Miss Naomi Green, Miss lillian
Bradcliff, Miss Josephine Suesse
Mrs. Gertrude Kerby, Mrs. Marie
Parsley, Mrs. Nettie McCarty, Mrs
Rose Green, Mrs. Matte Sellers.
Mrs. Fern Wright, Mrs. GLADYS
Rockefeller, Mrs. Flora Mescal, Mrs
Stancy Kline, Cecil Hull, Robert
Green, Merrett Wright, Everett Tay-
lor, Howard Armstrong, Joe Guffke
Harry Hazelmeyer, Elmer Sellers
and Ira Thayer.
Card games and dancing will fol-
low.
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IS Will TAKE
PYTHIAN RANK
AT NEWCASTLE
Large Class of Candidates
Is Ready for Meeting
tuesday Niqht.

More than seventy-five candidates
will be initiated at a page rank
meeting of the Knights Of Pythias,
Tuesday night in Newcastle, with
Crescens lodge, No. %.
Fifty candidates have been OBJ
tanned by the members Of Crescens
lodge. and additional candidates are
from lodges in more than fifteen
counties in the eastern part Of the
state.
Myron Rothrock. chancellor COM
mander Of Crescens lodge, will be in
charge of the work. Special adj
dresses will be given by Edwin r.
Thomas, Fl. Wayne, grand chancel-
lor; Carl r. Mitchell, Indianapolis,
grand ';eeper of records and seal
and Harvey T. Walker, Montpelier
grand inner guard.
Guests at TunneltOn
Wednesday night another page
rank meeting will be held, with
Tunnelton lodge, No. 1853, Tunnel
ton, acting as host to other Pythian
lodges. l.. F. Pleasant, orleans, dis
trict deputy, will be in charge.
Noble Malott, Tunnelton, chair
mants for the meeting, has arranged
a fish fry to precede the initialory
work.
Button lodge, No. 90, also will
hold a page rank meeting WedAes-
day night at Button. o. V. HUH
man. chancellor commander OF
Button lodge, will be in charge.
Ten candidates are expected.
Aurora Lodge to Be Host
Harmonic lodge, No. 50, at Aurora,
will be host to lodges in the eight
eenth district, composed Of Dear
born, O., Switzerland and Jefferson
counties, at a district page rank
meeting Friday night.
Candidates will be from Aurora,
Rising Sun, LaWrenceburg and
Vevay. Harry c. Sullivan, VeVay,
grand chancellor, George w.
Ruth, Lawrenceburg, district deputy,
and M. d. StOker, special deputy,
will be in charge Mitchell will
speak.
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Junior Woodman Camp to
Give Song, Dance Review
Entertainment viii Be Pre-.
Sented Thursday Night
at Hall.

Junior camp of Marion camp No.
1858, Modern Woodmen of America
Will present a song and dance re-
view Thursday night at 8. in the
hall. 800 East New York street.
Marjory Rose Myers and Phil
Parsons will present an Adagio
dance as a feature. The entertain
ment program is under the direction
Of Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin, in
structor in dramatic arts. Parsons
also will act as master of cere-
monies.
The program will open with pep
songs and yells by the entire Junior
membership, under the leadership
of Mrs Winnie Ellis, junior director.
Readings will be given by Jean
Rafert, Louis Hannah. Marjorie
McCammon, Betty Patton and Mar
garet Kiser, Betty Lou and Marcum
Ellis will present dialog, Johnny
EntertainS a Visitor"
Tap dancing will be presented by
Dorothy Schrader, Betty Jane Mil
Ter, John Robert Storm and Janet
Gregory. Mary Storms and Will
liam Grover Walden will render
vocal selections. Richard Herold,
radio star from WKBF, will play
several solos.
Chester Reed will play violin
solo, accompanied by Junior Rafert.
Dorothy Webb also will give a violin
solo, with Francis Webb as accom-
PIANIST.
The orchestra of the Centenary
Christian church, under the direc-
ton of Francis Helkima, will play.
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other, we'll just plain rotten. 1t is
the projection of the mental con-
fiiCt of the two personalities on the
part of Miss Hopkins that really
gives this picture any right TO be
considered. I had no sympathy for
Temple at any time, but she did
hold my attention as the bad side
dragged her down to the gutter
causing her even to murder Trigger
Here is stark realism, but highly
unpleasant,
But you will go a long ways un-
til you find deeper or better char
acter acting on the part of a star
The cast is people with real &C
tors such as Sir Guy Standing, Will
liam Gargan, William Collier Jr.
Irving Pichel. James Eagles and
Elizabeth Patterson.
You know by idea about this mo-
vie Be your own Judge.
Now at the Circle.
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INDIANA c. A. R.
WILL CONVENE
AT HUNTINGTON
Fifty-FOurth EnCampment
to Be Held Week
of June II.

The fifty-fourth Indiana depart
ment encampment of the G. A. R.
and its allied and associate organi-
cations, Will be held the week Of
June II. in Huntington Headquar-
tiers will be in the LaFontaine hotel.
Delegates from Indianapolis posts
will leave at 10 Sunday morning,
June II.
Mrs. Halle NJ Butler, president
Of the Daughters of Union
Veterans, has invited G. a. R. men,
berS to be guests of the organization
at dinner Wednesday. June IA.
Reservations are in charge Of Carl
P. Steele, Huntington, chairman of
the housing committee.
Officers to Have Charge
Officers who will have charge of
the encampment include:
Jacob RAIDER, Post 49, Muncie. Of
ficer of the day; Edward McClel-
land, Post IS, Muncie, officer of the
guard; Benjamin F. Sprinkle. Post
1877 Huntington, and Winifred
HeaSton, Post 1877 Huntington.
guards; John H. Hoffman. Ligonier.
Z. H. CoWan, Charlottesville. and
Phil w. Brown, Franklin, memorial
committee.
Charles E. Hale, Logansport: Jo-
Seph B. Henninger. IndiananoIis.
James w. Beck, and j. S. Marshall.
both of Danville, committee on
greeting to the Woman's Relief
Corps; Frank M. Hay. INDIANAPOLIS:
Robert Dorste, Anderson. and Jacob
Fisher, Union City, committee on
greeting to the ladies of the G. A. r.
National Session Sept. II
Benjamin F. Sprinkle and Edwin
Sexton, both of Huntington, and
John T. Young, committee for
greetings to Daughter of Union
Veterans; o. N. Wilmington. In
annapolis; Samuel c. Murphy FIT.
wayne, and A. F. Baker Wabash.
committee for greeting to Sons of
Union Veterans.
James BOwden and McClelland
ooth OF Muncie and J. A. Taylor.
Llgonier, committee for greetings to
the auxiliary to Sons of Union Vet
Grams; D. N. Foster. Fl. Wayne:
John H. Hoffman, Ligonier. and
Hale, committee on commanders
address, and McClelland. Muncie
quincy A. Hunt, Terre Haute, and
David kinney, Indianapolis, COM
mlttee on officers reports.
National encampment of the de-
partment will be held in st. Paul.
Mimi, the week of Sept. II.
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3 MASONIC LODGES
TO MEET THIS WEEK
Craft RehearSalS to Be Held
by Two Groups.

Two Free and Accepted Masonic
lodges in the city will hold craft
rehearsals this week A third lodge
will hold a round table meeting.
All meetings will be in the Masonic
Temple. North and Illinois streets.
Ancient Landmarks lodge, No.
319, will hold a craft practice at
7:30 tonight The social room will
be open to members.
Center lodge, No %. Will hold a
craft meeting and rehearsal
Wednesday night at 1870.
Mystic Tie lodge. No. 1913. will
hold a round table meeting tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-22
Pleasant Hour Group Is
Honored by Selection
at ParIey.

Eva Jones, Pleasant Hour council,
Daughters of America, was elected
councillor of the Fifth district at the
recent annual meeting held here.
Others officers elected were: Lena
Mckinley, Barbara Fritchie coun-
Gil, vice councillor; Carrier Pattman,
haywood council, associate coun-
cilor; Myrtle Brooking, Brightwood
council, associate vice councillor;
Jeanette LarSh, Capitol City council,
conductor; Flora Richards, Indian
apolis council, warden: Anna King
cry, New Hope council. inside SEN
tinel: Leona Neil, Beech Grove
council, outside sentinel; Jennie
Alexandria, indianapolis council,
treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Dewey,
Brightwood council, recording sec
rotary; Lettie Mathis, Beech Grove
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Motion Pictured. Q. BaSsett,
Edward S. Harvey and Kenneth R.
Overstreet
Program - Albert j. Wiley,
Charles Park and Frank l.. Park.
Grand lodge officers who will at
tend include: George c. Cole, Law
renceburg, most excellent high
priset; Stanley C. Myers, Indianap-
oils grand king; John H Bassett,
Lebanon, grand scribe; Fred Her
bert Pocock, Ft. Wayne, past grand
high priest, grand treasurer; Robert
Archer Woods, Princeton, past
grand high priest, grand secretary
and reviewer.
Glenn M. Smith, Lafayette, grand
captain of the host; Bert H. Askren,
Greensburg, grand principal So
journer; John McAdams, Green
field, grand royal arch captain;
George Willers, Lawrenceburg,
grand chaplain; Herbert A. Ora
ham, Concord, grand lecturer, and
Jacob Rubins, indianapolis, grand
guard.
Lebanon chapter was granted a
diSpensation May 81, 1857, by the
Grand chapter of Indiana. The
charter was granted May 81, 1853
j. L. Smith was the first high priest
of the chapter.
Present chapter officers are
Donovan c. Weddle, high priest
Caryl r. Kern, king; Adren E
Sloop, scribe; Byron L. Jones, treas
urer; Walter A. Hawkins, secretary;
Erastus D. Wright, principal So
journer; Charles Park, captain OF
host; Kenneth Overstreet, Royal
Arch captain; Harold G. Buchanan
master third veil; Guy Artman
master second veil, Jewell S. Kin
cald, master first veil, and William
Neptune, guard.
Members of Lebanon chapter
have held many Of the high posi-
tons in the grand chapter
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make him quite a hero. And yet, he
seems to be an intelligent actor who
handles cleverly light comedy
scenes. He has a dumb pan" ex-
preston which gets many laughs
when he wants to use it.
There is going to be a lot of talk
regarding the costumes worn by
Miss Janet. She really is fashion
plate this time. Her costumes are
about as important as the beautiful
sets.
C. Aubrey Smith, Blanche Fri
derici and Herbert Mundin as a
comedy palace detective are all well
cast
This picture belongs to the
"Graustark' type of romance Here
is a mighty pleasant picture and 1
think that the entire family will
like it.
Now at the Apollo.
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COURT TO GIVE DANCE
Friends of Ben-Hur Members Will
Be Guests Wednesday Night.

Aries court No. 5, Ben-Hur Life
Association, will hold a dance for
members and friends on Wednesday
night at 9, following the weekly
business meeting in the hall, 322
East New York street.
Members of the junior court will
hold an initiatory meeting the same
night in the junior hall. Six candi-
dates are expected. Junior games
will be played during the social
hour which follows.
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LODGE TO
GIVE DEGREE WORK
Two Candidates to Take
FeII0WCraft Ritual.

Calvin w. Prather lodge. No. TIT,
Free and Accepted Masons, will con-
fer the fellowcraft degree on two
candidates Friday night at 7:3O in
the Prather Masonic temple, College
avenue and Forty-second street.
Joseph w. Kaercher, worShipful
master, and Scott Mccoy, will pre-
side during the ritualistic ccre-
monies. Lecturers for the degree
are Fred j. Menninger, Carl G..
Winter, Mccoy, Hubert L. Wann
and A. Frederick Thomas.
Prather craft, under the direction
of John S. Buck, junior warden,
will hold a rehearsal at 7:30
Wednesday, May 81, preparatory to
the comforting of the master mason
degree in June.
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- " w 4N4IOo
Davies has never
been a favorite of
mine, but she does
make a cute and
a convincing Peg.
OF course, t h e
story has b e e n
S o m e W h a t mo-
dernized but no
real damage has
been done to the
character of Peg,
Peg still makes
you look for your
handkerchief. In
fact. there wera
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CHAPTER TO ENTERTAIN
Southport o. E. S. Group Will Be
Hostess to Grand Matron.

Southport chapter, No. 442, o. E
S., will entertain Mrs. Rose NAL
colin, worthy grand matron of the
Indiana grand chapter, o. E. s., and
other grand officers Friday night
in the hall at Southport. Mrs. Ma
ME Bernloehr is worthy matron OF
Southport chapter.
The Wyker Club, composed OF
1882 worthy matrons, recently held
luncheon at the home of Mrs
Irene Davis, 1921 Broadway, in
honor of Mrs. Malcolm, who was a
guest.
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NATIONS OF 1929 TO
HOLD DINNER TUESDAY
Members of o. f. s. Group to Be
Guests of Mrs. Ralph Roberts.

Worthy matronS of 1929. o. E. S,
will hold a meeting and pitch-in
dinner Tuesday noon at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Roberts, in Brenden-
wood.
Those who will attend include
Lillian Stratman, Hazel Madinger,
Josephine WiShmier, Mabel Noonan,
Maud Smith, Kathryn Riddell, Ruth
DengeS. Beulah Lewis. Flora Sum
mers, Bessie Russell. Thelma Paugh.
Frances Kyle. Grace Hess and Eliza
beth KenwOrthy.
Mrs. NIilhe Gilmore, diStric
deputy for 1929 and 1880, will be q
special guest.
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Dance Is Set
Annual Speedway Ball
Will Be Held by
EIks' Lodge.

INDIANAPOLIS lodge, No. 10,
Il Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks, will hold its annual
Speedway dance Saturday night
in the Antlers ballroom. Music
will be furnished by Jack Tilson' S
orchestra
Members of the committee
making arrangements for the
dance include: DR.. o. o. Carter,
F. w. Spooner, Fred B McNeely,
Joe Freihage Jr., R. F. Click,
Seymour Mazur and Herman
Schmidt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-22
New Talent
Degree Staff of Recent
Members to Confer
X. of p. Rank.

TINE degree team of Thorntown
Il lodge, No. 1874, knights of
Pythias, composed of members mi
tiated since March l, tonight will
confer the rank of knight on a
class of candidates for Shield
lodge, No II, Frankfort.
Owen E. Curry, Thorntown,
districty deputy, will be in charge
Of the team.
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Fac w. PATRICK NEW
AD0NIRAM LODGE HEAD
Elected Thrice Potent Master of
Scottish Rite Group.

Fac w. Patrick, attorney and
United States commissioner has
been elected thrice potent master
OF the Adoniram Grand Lodge of
Perfection of the Scottish Rite.
Other officers elected were: Paul
Z. Fisher, deputy master; Frank A
oymmes, senior warden, and Walter
l. White, junior warden. Alfred M
GloSSbrenner was reelected orator.
Edward D. Moore and Fred I. Willis
were reelected treasurer and Sec
rotary, respectively.
Patrick appointed Martin T. Ohr
as hoSpitaler and Murray H. Morris
as master of ceremonies. John T.
Saulter was reelected trustee for
a three-year term. Appointment of
the captain of the guard will be
made later.
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ing the trials and
tribulationS of the
brewers, who take
a real pride in
what they manu-
facture, in COM
batting the gang
Ster element and
Its fake product,
mas no particular
point. I had the
feeling that after
all was said and
d o n e nothing
much was added
nor taken away.
Jean Hersholt,
as Otto Hoffman.
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LOOKING OVER
SONG OF THE EAGLE"

To my way of thinking, Song Of
the Eagle" is a good attempt at an
epic picture. The beginning is slow
and the ending is drab The whole
thing lacks color and consistency.
The story, which deals with the
history of the beer industry from
wartime to the present day, show
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more or less talks
his songs and
there are several
nice, tuneful mel
odies in "Adora
BILE Carat may
turn out to be the
latest m q tin e e
idol. He is good
looking and acts
natural with a
sort of a cOnti-
mental way about
him. His love
scenes with Janet
have lots of that
moonlight stuff to
I bpp1 which m au
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-22
SCOUTS TO HOLD MEET
Track and Field Events Scheduled
for June 5.

Annual track and field meet TOR
Indianapolis Boy Scouts will be held
at Delavan Smith field the after
noon of June g. Last year 200 boys,
representing forty-three Scout
troops, took part
Competition Will be in three
weight divisions-junior, 10 pounds;
middle, above 100 and not more
than 1870. and senior, more than 100.
There will be ten events in each
division. Awards will be presented
to winners by F. o. Belzer, Scout
executive.
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many moist eyes in the theater the
other afternoon when I saw peg
o My Heart" The Irish dialect of
Miss Davies is we'll sustained. She
seems to be improving as a dancer
and she shows that she has sincerely
studied comedy acting. She makes
her cute picture as Peg who wears
the pants Of her father beautifully
played by j. Farrell MacDonald) in
the opening scenes of the movie.
She is quite a picture when she
carries Michael, her pet dog, into
the ritzy home of Mrs. Chichester,
played in naughty and grand man
ner by Irene Browne.
Onslow Stevens is a pleasant and
natural Jerry, who causes Pegs
heart to beat faster. Tyrreu Davis
is good Alaric and Juliette Comp
ton is the Snobish Ethel.
Here is another corking good fam
lily picture. If We are going to get
more family pictures of this type,
we must support them when they
come our way.
Now at the Palace.
Other theaters today offer: Zelda
Santley on the stage and Bondage
on the screen at the Lyric; What
Price Decency?" and Trailing the
Killer at the Terminal; The First
Mrs. Frazier at the Playhouse; Sill
yer Dollar" and Island of Lost
Souls at the Mecca; The Kid from
Spain at the Belmont; Private
Jones' and Men of America at the
Hollywood, and, "Cynara' and Sail
or Be Good" at the Talbot.
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bleak, cruel and
unpleasant story
of a southern
girl who is ruined
by a gangster by
the name of Trig-
ger, played by
Jack LaRue. Here
is an unpleasant
story. 1t is made
important only
because of the
acting of Miriam
Hopkins as Tenn
pie Drake. Tenn
pie is a two sided
individual. One
side is good and
h on Orable. The
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HERE is A VERY
CONFUSING STORY

When Faulkner's Sanctuary was
published, it kicked up lot of dust,
probably more dirt than dust, and
caused a lot of talk.
1t has reached the screen under
the title of The Story of Temple
Drake" The movie version is a
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agon-driver, who turns gangster,
is fair. His Characterization of
the hardboiled beer baron is good
IN spots and very bad in others.
The whole sequence of events is
handled in too loose a manner to
give the picture the epic touch
needed to put it across.
feel that particular attention
should be called to the overture
which Ed Resener's orchestra plays.
The title is "A Spring Fantasy" and
to my mind it is one of his best.
Now at the Indiana. (By the OBJ
SerVer.)
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a brewer Of the old stock. is the best
of the cast. His is the most consist
ent and impressive character Of
Hoffman. I felt was miScast. Her
accent and mannerismS didn't seem
to take and her characterization fell
several times during the picture to
a very American mother, rather
than the German Frau that she
should have been
Mary Brian and Richard Arlen,
hero and heroine. are not much
more than just that. Arlen seems
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PEG" is ONCE
MORE WITH US

Peg O. My Heart" was good
theater when it was born on the
stage with Laurette Taylor in the
leading role.
And It is still good theater as a
movie vehicle for Marion Davies. AS
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Prospect chapter, No. ASP, Order
of Eastern Star, will hold memo
rial service Monday night, June 5.
in the Masonic temple, Prospect
street and State avenue.
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Memorial Service Is Set

Marion county camps of the
Royal Neighbors of America are
expected to send delegates to a
memorial service of the order Sun
day at 1890 in the Washington
Street Presbyterian church, West
Washington street and Miley ave-
nue.. The delegates will enter the
church in body formation.
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Janet Is Mighty Sweet as
a Flirting Princess
Peg O. My Heart With Marion Davies as the Irish COL
Ieen Turns Out to Be an Effective Family Picture
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

THE best classify
= 1t night picture
a every one the family will
If you have been bowling pictures
children then adorable o your
Personally think that Miss Gaynor these
onahceS and she
flirting princess in nake-bieve kingdom but she cener all her
eye Nlnklng and smiles the
Might a well
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700 to Attend Lebanon
ROYAL Arch MdsOns' Rites
SevenyFfth Anniversary of Chapter Will Be Celebrated
on Friday Night.
By Times Special

LEBANON, Masons in
Guiding grand officers will attend the anniversary
ton of Lebanon Friday
Several delegates from the chapters
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Annual Picnic Is Planned
Indiana members of the Order of
Eastern Star will hold the annual
picnic Sunday, June 4, at Turkey
Run state park.
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MlgnI as We'll telI you Know that
Henry Carat, new French actor,
is the young soldier He has a sort
Of Chevalier way about him. He