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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

and brother, Howard Roberts. Mr..
eral turned out Saturday and clean
ed the church and grange lawn, and
planted flowers and shrubs. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Figley of GAINESVILLE
and Mr. and Mrs. James Gill of Nc
Connelsvirle, spent Sunday at the
Ed Henery home. Church at 7:3O,
April 16. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Turn out and hear the Easter pro-
gram. Grange April IA, with work
in the first and second degrees. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Apperson of
McConnelsvil1e route, called at the
Ed Henery home, Saturday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13
Ringgold

Miss Lizzie Skinner was called to
see her sister, Mrs. Bessie Johnson,
who has been quite, i'll. There was a
wood chopping for Mrs. w. J. Drake,
last Wednesday. Elmer GLADDEN.
who has been ill several weeks, is
able to- get out some. Karl Van
Horn resumed his school at Rock
Hollow, Monday, after a weeks lay
off, because of measles. Measles
about all gone, and schools about
normal again. Wilbur Hallyer and
family of Minerva, have moved to
the William Wright farm, near
Rosseau. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Car
ter were recent guests of e. M. Kin
caid, at Lancaster. Mrs. Emery
Wells is able to get out again, after
a severe siege of measles. Miss Lila
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

Another EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE
9x12 sizes. Cong, Armstrong, Pabco makes.
drop patterns. All worth Sc. Buy them for bed
room kitchen, dining and living rooms. We have
Just 10 rugs to sell. We will hold them until
house cleaning for you
$500 Heavy Felt Base, 0x12 Rings, Sale. =. .$4.O5
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13
Dale

Miss Dorothy Tuttle spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Shinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Esto Ross and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Rice
of Newark are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. G. w. Shinn of White
Cottage was buried here Tuesday af-
ternoon. Miss Vera Martin went to
work for Emmett Adrian, Sunday.
Ralph Blind has returned from the
hospital, but is going back for
treatments. The Christian En-
deavor young people had wiener
roast Saturday evening. Edmund
Krause and Lawrence Miller of
GAINESVILLE spent part of last week at
the Fred Blind home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

improved. She expected to be able
to return to her home April r..
Everett Martin and family of Rose
vile and Miss Kate Martin of Trim
BILE, were Sunday guests at Otis
Martins Miss Martin will spend a
few days here. . Russell Eye and
family spent Sunday with Alfred
Henry and family. Miss Lois Tor
bert returned to McConnelsville,
Sunday to- resume teaching, after
spending her vacation with home
folks. Ray Connaway and wife of
McLuney, and Miss Eva woodward
of Columbus, were Sunday evening
callers at j. M. Ford s.. Luther Jad-
win and family spent Sunday with
relatives at CrOoksville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE


Ivan Butler and velma Butler,
whose places Of residence are un-
known. and cannot be ascertained.
will take notice that on December Z,
1882. D. S. Butler, on behalf Of him
self, and the other legal heirs Of John
Butler, deceased. as Plaintiff, filed his
Petition in the Common Pleas Court
Of Morgan County. Ohio, making them
Through their father, Clyde Butler.
whoNis deceased) Defendants in the
case. being Cause number 1881, and
in which action Plaintiff asks the
Court for Construction of the viii
of John Butler, deceased and for q
Judgment as to proper disposal of the
School Trusts. created by said Will,
and the rights Of the parties In inter-
est thereto.
Said Defendants are required to
answer said Petition on or before the
goth day of May. 1888, or Judgment
will be taken against them.
D. S. BUTLER,
Plaintiff.
BY r. NJ. Winegardner,
His ATTORNEY CQw.R
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13
TOdds

Arthur eagle and daughter and
Curt Harper of Parkersburg took
Sunday dinner at the John Pier
point home, and attended the Mary
Choguill funeral in the afternoon.
Francis Startling bought a team at
the Will Woodward sale, Saturday.
Mrs. John Crozier and Mrs Ivan
Kuntz and children of McConnels-
Vile, spent Sunday with their son
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13


forests, and now we find there is a
move to re-forest some of the land.
AS to flood control, we find that
many of the up-to-date farmers are
clearing the banks of the creeks,
of trees and brush, which allows
them to cut wider channel. If
all farmers would do this, the
overflow would not be so great.
John Fowler was born in Man.
chester township. His wife, Re-
becca Conn, was born in Center
township. They came to Bristol in
1885 They bought the farm on
Emery ridge, from H. w. (Hank)
Gray, where they spent the rest Of
their lives. Mr. Fowler died Jan, Z,
1907; Mrs. Fowler, Jan. 10, 1926.
They sleep at Emery. They were
the parents of the following chill
, dren: Lizzie, wife of JOS. Mellow
ell; Lille, wife of George Cham
bers; Flora, deceased, who was the
wife of Osmond Lepage; Millie,
wife of E. e. Harris, and William
who married Anna Stegner. Lizzie,
| Lille and Will all live on route
two. Will owns the home farm.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harris live on IS, near
the Harmony Hill school house,
Flora died in Illinois June Is, 1927.
The remains were brought back ana
buried near her parents.
John Dad" Farus was born in
West Virginia. His wife, Mary
Law Farus, was born near Sales
vile, Guernsey county, where they
resided several years after their
marriage From there they moved
to Noble county, coming from there
to Bristol township in about 1878.
For many years in our boyhood they
lived in the Corner house" which
stood at the foot of the Bristol hill
Later they moved to the old store
/ building, which we have told about
and which stood below the road
from where the Bristol store build
ing now stands,-where Mr.. Farus
died about the year 1892. Mrs
Farus then went to live with her sor
Beatty Farus, where her death oc-
Cured about 1900. Mr.. Farus was
rs, and Mrs. Farus was 81 Mr.
| Farus served three years in the Csc
Regiment. o. V. l. They were the
parents of eight children: Beatty
who married Emily Hoisington
William, Mary McLain; Martin, En-
ma Williamson; John, Jane Hender
son; Ellen Davis; Jane, Uriah vii
son; Mary Ellen, Jefferson Wilson
Phoebe, James Weber; Angeline
Henry McLain. William lives aboy,
GAINESVILLE; Martin, with his daugh
ter Mrs. Dave Henderson, near tht
Lebanon church. John is bachinf
near Renrock. Dad was Away:
wanting to trade knives. He always
had a sharp knife In his last year:
he spent much of his time at tht
store.
BY the way, there is quite a his
tory connected with the Corner
house referred to above It wa;
the home of many different families
G.. Z. "Bub' Anderson. his mother
and sister Kate lived there severa
years. Columbus G. Brill who
| blacksmithed at the Bristol shop
purchased the property and repaired
| the house He sold it and bought
over where the Brill postoffice was
! In fact. Lum was postmaster. II
was here his death occurred Afte,
/ his death, the children were taken
! to the l. o. O. F. home at Spring
field Mrs. Brill was employed in
i the home and remained there until
, her children We're old enough to
leave the home, when she married
again, but we never learned her
husbands name or where they re-
side.
(To Be Continued
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

Parsons has returned from Heights,
w. Va, after completing a term of
school. !. Mrs. p D. Niceswanger re-
turned to her home in GAINESVILLE,
after several days visit near here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

Get your memorandum book and
circular describing how Mid-States
Galvannealed wire is made to out
last the years. Standard Supply Co.
13tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13

cold, and unable to attend school
the past week. w. e. Daugherty
and family of Marietta, were Sunday
guests of Howard Whites.
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Abbie Welliver Heads
Baptist Y. P. Group

Officers and commission chairmen
were elected when the Senior Young
Peoples group Of the First Baptist
church held their organization meet
ing at the church at 7:l5 o'clock Sum
day evening.
Miss Abbie Welliver, 614 Twentieth
st., was elected as president; Evan
Kennedy. 518 Sixth St., vice presi-
dent: and Miss Anita Mercer. 5l8
Sixth ST., secretary treasurer. The
commission chairmen are as follows:
devotional life. Edward Cole: steward
ship. Elizabeth Raacn: fellowship,
Robert Mueller: service. Ruth Rand.
Each commission in turn will have
charge OF the regular meetings Sum
day evenings at 7:15. Officers to-
gether with the chairmen constitute
the young peoples cabinet OF the
church.
Cabinet members are to meet at $40
Fourth st this evening to plan q So
cial get-together for later In the week.
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Leonard A. Luther
!. WEEDS Myrna Ottinger

The grape arbor at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred G. Ottinger, Fargo.
formed the autumnal setting for the
wedding Of their daughter, Miss
Myrna Lorraine Ottinger. to Leonard
A. Luther, SON Of Mrs. John Rack.
Bismarck. The officiating minister
was Rev. Ralph 9. Conrad, pastor Of
Plymouth Congregational church h,
Fargo, and the wedding was solem-
ni7ed at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Attending the bride was Miss Helen
Ballard, Kappa Delta sorority sister,
who was dressed In green flat crepe
With accessories In black. william
Gray, an Alpha Gamma Rho frater-
nifty brother. was Mr.. Luther's only
attendant.
The autumn note was further &C.
centuated In the brown satin after.
noon dress worn by the bride. A sa-
tin turban and other accessories in
brown completed the costume.
Completing the bridal party was
three-year-old Master Robert Flood
cen, who was dressed in q yellow suit
and carried the wedding ring in the
heart Of q yellow rose.
Miss Jean Glib, a school friend OF
the bride, played program Of nuptial
music and the Accomplishments for
Miss Mildred Thorstad, a Kappa Delta
sorority sister, who sang % Promise
Me" and ! Love You Truly" Miss
Lois Julian played q violin accom-
paniment for the solo numbers.
There were so guests for the we'd
ding and the reception which immed-
lately followed the ceremony. Miss
Vivien Luther Of Bismarck, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Laughlin of jamestown
and Miss lone Geving Of Mason City,
Ia, were guests from out-of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther went to Fair
Hills resort and Minneapolis and st.
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IN. E. Young People
Begin New Program

TWO young peoples groups In Nc
Cabe Methodist Episcopal church op-
ened the current years activities Sun
day when they held organization
meetings and elected officers. The
groups are The Builders, Sunday
school class and the Epworth League.
both being under direction Of Rev.
walter =. Water, pastor.
The Builders Is class Of young
men and women who viii hold meet
inss at IL noon each Sunday, succeed
ing, the young mems class Of former
years.
Officers named by the members ore
a. follows: President, Alfred Ander-
SON: Vice president, Miss Arlene San
born; secretary, John Anderson; trea-
surer, Alrs. Alfred Anderson: objec-
tive chairman, George 8. Register;
membership committee, Miss Margaret
| Church, Joseph Kinzer, L. v. Nelson,
| Phil Nelson and Miss Lillian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehrmantraut are
sponsors Of the Epworth League,
which will meet At $50 p. m. every
Sunday.
Following are the new officers:
President, Joseph Kinser: first vice
president, Miss lone Noggle; second
vice president, Miss Cleo Arness; third
vice president, Mrs. Al Peterson:
fourth vice president. Miss Lillian
Church: secretary. Miss Arlene San
born; treasurer, Miss Essie Rishworth;
campaign chairman. Norman Agre
assistant campaign chairman, Edward
Church; critic, Laurence Nelson.
Programs for both organizations
Sunday carried out the harvest theme
In connection with the special festi-
| val being held in the church Sunday
and Monday.
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

A social time is planned for the
meeting Of the auxiliary to Nonparti-
san Club No. Tuesday evening,
Sept. 10. The hour will be O'Clock
and the meeting will be ut the World
War Memorial building.
= i
All Bismarck women affiliated with
the Order Of the Eastern Star are
invited to attend the guest night
program which will be held In con-
nection with the regular meeting
Tuesday evening, Sept. 10. The
meeting will be at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic temple.
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For the first meeting Of the new
year. members of the Woman,s club
will have pot-luck dinner this eve
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Today's Recipe

SALMON MOUSSE
l No. l flat tin salmon
tbsp. butter
tbsp. flour
3 eggs
u cup milk
i tsp. salt-dash pepper
! cup whipped cream
With fork break salmon In small
pieces. Add the following sauce: Melt
butter in sauce pan. add flour and
blend. Add milk and juice from sal
mon, season with salt and pepper.
Cook until thickened. Add yolks beat
en- until very light to which has been
added the whipped cream. Fold In
whites which have been beaten very
stiff. Turn into . well buttered cas-
serole, set In pan Of hot water, and
bake In moderate oven (375 degrees
Fahrenheit) for about so minutes or
until mousse springs back to the
touch. Garnish with parsley, or water
cress, and lemon.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1888

the meeting. The two initiates were
the guests Of honor at . dinner given
at the chapter house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holt Of Miles
City, Mont, visited In Bismarck Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Derrick, Long
Beach, Calf, were spending the first
part Of the week visiting friends in
Wishek.
Miss Gladys Risem, 507 Eighth st.,
entertained 25 couples Of her high
school classmates at the Bismarck
Country club Friday evening. AL
Lowry played the piano for dancing.
Punch and waters were served during
the evening by the Misses Susan Oh
son and Marion Wagner.
\ i =
Patrick A. O'Keeffe, los Seventh
st., and Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. O'Keeffe,
Pierre, s. D., were in Lansford Sunday
to attend the funeral Ct Mrs. Dan
O'Keeffe. Mr.. AID Mrs. O'Keeffe
visited with Mr.. O'Keeffe's brother in
Bismarck Monday before r'turning to
Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Vogel, Logan
apartments, have had Is their week.
end guests Mrs. Vogel's parents, DR..
and Mrs. D. D. McNaughton Of Devils
Lake. They left for their home Mon
day afternoon. DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Naughton came here from Fargo
where they had taken their son, Dom
aid. to enter his senior year at the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
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On Wednesday evening, Sept. 80, DR.
Fred E. Stockton Of Fargo win be the
guest Of the First Baptist church At
its regular mid-week meeting. Rev
H. g. Bens will conduct = brief de-
votional service, and Dr.. Stockton will
speak on an inspirational topic. spe-
cial music is planned for the service
While In Bismarck, DR.. Stockton Will
be the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Ellis L
Jackson. SIC Nourth st.
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Mrs. Mary F. Burton. 2l0 Third st.
has Is her guest her grandson. Cecil
L. Burton, Jr., Of Phoenix. N. Y. wht
arrived Saturday noon. Mr.. Burton
also Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Samuel
H. Merritt. 22l Third st.. and he vii
leave for his home Tuesday noon. Mr.
Burton is returning from 4 trip K
Pekin. China, where he visited hi.
aunt, Miss Helen Burton, who Is vel
known here, having graduated from
the local high school. Miss Burtor
has been In China for several year.
and now Is operating gift shop ir
the Grand Hotel De Pekin. which l.
known as the finest hotel in thu
Orient. Upon his return to New York
Mr.. Burton will begin his studies as .
sophomore at Cornell university.
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&QCZETY News

Paul for their wedding trip and will
be ct home October lot ct Apartment
8, 40 Thirteenth st. South. Fargo.
Mr.. Luther Is associated with the buy
Ing department Of the Armour COM
pany.
Mr.. Luther Is q graduate Of Man
dan high school and Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college. while his
bride graduated from Fargo high
school and the Agricultural college.
Since her graduation. she has been
employed Is substitute physical edu-
cation instructor In the Fargo schools
and she also has been supervisor Of
Fargo's public summer Fairgrounds.
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Begin Ticket Sales
For Benefit Concert

A ticket sales campaign was in
augurated Monday for the public
school music benefit concert to be CIV
en- Thursday. Sept. 20, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kaufman under auspices
OF the Thursday Musical and the Bus
iness and Professional Women's clubs
Tickets may be secured from any
member OF either club or may be pur-
chased from Harris b Woodmansee o.
the Dahners-Tavis Music company
Tickets have also been sent to the DIFF
ferent organizations In Bismarck Tor
disposal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, who both
are musicians Of international note
have prepared their concert program
and 1t will be announced within q few
days. They are visiting With Mrs
Kaufman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F,
J. Leibole, Ill Avenue G, and have
only recently returned from Europe.
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Lydia Hoffer Bride
OF Earl Finlayson

An early autumn wedding took
place Sunday afternoon ct $50 at
the Trinity Lutheran church parson-
age when the pastor, Rev. opie S.
Rindahl, read the service uniting
Miss Lydia Hoffer, Bismarck, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffer o.
Streeter. and Earl Finlaysofl, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Finlayson, 8l6
Main avenue.
Miss Kathryn Hoffer, streeter, sis
ter Of the bride, was her only at
tendant. Miss Hoffer wore a dress
Of tile red silk crepe trimmed with
black velvet and ecru lace, and q
black hat. The bridegroom was at
tended by his brother, Clayton Fin
layson.
The bridal costume was q brown
ensemble Of sheer crepe trimmed with
touches Of white. With the ensem-
BILE the bride wore q hat and suede
shoes Of matching shades and other
accessories in white.
A wedding dinner was served to
Is guests at the home Of MI. Finlay-
sons parents immediately following
the ceremony. Out-of- town guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wather-
tone, Dallas. Texas, and Mr.. and MS
Anton Olson and son from Mandan.
Late In the afternoon, MIR. and Mrs.
Finlayson left for wedding trip ia
the Century Of Progress exposition in
Chicago, expecting to be away for q
week or 10 days. They will be at
home to their friends at ll8 Thayer
Avenue West Oct. /.
Mrs. Finlayson has been q resident
Of Bismarck for the last six years
having come here from Streeter. Mr..
Finlayson Is in the employ Of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
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three daughters, Mrs. g. L. Powers
and Luella and Viola Jaeger arrived
Sunday from Wolf Point, Mont, and
another daughter, Mrs. q. p. Edwards,
arrived Sunday from Chicago to At
tend the funeral.
Burial will 10 In the cemetery ct
Fort Clark, where Z brother Of Mrs.
Jaeger, John Lukken, Is buried.
Mrs. Jaeger's parents, who live 1t
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Near verdun France, is . sacred
bit Of ground protected BY . monu-
ment. At this place . detachment OF
French soldiers was buried alive by 4
German shell and, to this bay. their
bayonets and rifle barrels may be seen
protruding from the earth.
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Mrs. Jaeger to Be
Buried at TT. Clark

Funeral services for Mrs. Robert
Jaeger, former resident Of Bismarck
who died ct . local hospital Friday,
will be held at Fort Clark, ct Z o'clock
TueSday afternoon.
Her husband, Robert Jaeger, and
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ming at the home Of Mrs. L. v. Miller,
825 Eighth st. The dinner will be
served at Z o'clock and bridge will
follow.
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1. For color harmony makeup to blend with
my colorings. black hair, brown eyes and olive
skin. Max Factors Olive Face Powder Is correct.
Ipatis on generously and remove surplus with the
faeepowderbrush.J ustr;ghtinweight and texture.
i creates satin. smooth makeup that you posi,
lively know will cling for hours." /,
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Weldon, Mont. were unable to attend
the fanerol.
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Philosophy Is Topic
Of Fortnightly Club

Beginning the current years pro-
gram, the Fprtnightly club will be
entertained Wednesday afternoon.
Sept. 20. by Mrs. George F. Bird, TIL
Second st., beginning at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. John Burke, 224 Avenue A
West. will have the program. She will
introduce the philosophical study SUBJ
ject entitled Reason in the Making"
which Is to be under consideration
this year.
With o membership Of 10, the Fort
nightly club has the following off,
GERS: Mrs. +. L. Conklin, 307 Avenue
A West, president: Mrs. w. I. Nuessle,
TO Second St, vice president: Mrs. N.
10. Ramstad, ga Fourth St.. secre-
itary; Mrs. Nelson Sauvain, 6l9 Ave-
nue. G, treasurer: and Mrs. F. r.
Smyth, 218 Third st., corresponding
secretary.
Intending to be gone for I week,
Miss Dorothy H. Blunt, 106 Thayer
Avenue West. left Saturday for the
Century Of Progress exposition In Chi
cago.
i -
Marlene Jane Geigle, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Geigle,
Washburn, had IN operation perform
cd on her right eye at the Bismarck
hospital Saturday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. deigle took her home in the af-
ternoon and she IL getting along nice.
".
| i = +
North Dakota Alpha chapter Of n
Beta Phi sorority announced the for
NAL initiation Of Miss Mary Cave,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +
Cave, Oh Avenue D. The initiation
ceremony was conducted Thursday
afternoon at the chapter house at the
University Of North Dakota, Grand
Forks. Sharing honors with Miss
Cave was Miss Mary Mcintosh Of
Devils Lake. Resident active and
alumnae members were present for
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day evening for dinner and discussion
at 6.
Circle B is being entertained by Mrs.
Mount on Tuesday evening.
Circle A will serve refreshments after
the Wednesday evening service of wor-
ship. 1t is expected that many viii en-
Joy this fellowship.
The dinner announced for the 9th
by the ladies has been postponed to
Oct. 4th.
The sSth birthday of Mrs. F. Hoppe
was celebrated at her home on Tuesday
afternoon by group of friends who
have made this an annual custom for
several years. The ladies gathered
about o'clock and spent the time Wis
itine with the hostess. Refreshments
were served to about twenty.
Circle A meets at the home of Mrs
Hans Peterson on Friday afternoon Of
this week. Arrangements can be made
for cars by calling Mrs. c. C. Jewell.