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Teachers to Meet

The indianapolis Association of
Womens Bible Teachers, under the
leadership of Miss Florence E. Ian
ham, will meet at Tuesday in the
Y. w. c. A. They will study the
lesson in the international series on
the subject of Jesus and the Sab
bath This is a course of study
from the gospel according to st.
Mark, and presented to students
and teachers of the Bible.
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talks on Central America next
week before chapters of the Inter
national Travel-Study Club, Inc.
Her subject will be The Old and
New Panama.
Venetian chapter will be enter
tanned Monday with a l o'clock VAL
entine luncheon at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Underwood, SGT Stevens
street. Mrs. Efie Hill will assist
Mrs. Glenn Thrasher will give talk
on Personality and Character De-
fined and Mrs. George Macy, THE
Origin of Valentine Day"
Erin Isle chapter will meet at 8
Monday night at the home of Mrs
Burt Kimmel, 2058 North New
Jersey street, for its monthly meet
ing.
Arabian chapter will be enter
tanned Tuesday with a IL o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Eli
Thompson, 912 North Rural street
The hostess will be assisted by Mr.
j H. Flynn and Mrs. Lester Jones
The program will include a piano
trio, Anvil Chorus by Verdi, given
by Thelma, Geneve and Dorothy
Jatho; piano SOLO, Majesty of the
Deep by Hamer, played by Doro-
thy JathO; Panama Canal read
by Mrs. Katheryn Bayne; vocal solo
"Unfurling of the Flag" by Dens-
more, given by Mrs. Alfred Sweet
man; talk on panama hats by Mrs
Charles Shull: piano trio, Soldiers
Chorus" by Gounod, by the Jatho
sisters, and world news by Mrs. BaX-
ter McBane.
Two new members, Mrs. Lester
Jones and Mrs. Ada Staley, will be
received into the chapter.
Colonial Boston chapter will meet
at the Lumley tearoom, 1910 North
Meridian street, at 10 Wednesday
Luncheon and a musical program
will follow the lecture and business
meeting. The hostesses are: Mrs
Norman LOOMS, Mrs. Ralph Ken
nedy, Mrs. William Kennedy and
Mrs. Henry Miles.
Mt. Vernon chapter will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Ross
Winder, 1857 West Thirty-frst
street. Wednesday. with an old
fashioned party. Mrs. John Brisen-
tine and Mrs. Lloyd Pottenger will
assist the hostess.
Each member will come dressed
in an old-fashioned dress. Mrs. Art
man will give a reading. Mrs. John
Strack a piano solo. and Mrs. Henry
Roberts will sing old numbers
Luncheon will be served at 1.
Castle Craig chapter will meet
with Mrs. Blake Thomas, 80 Ridge
drive, at 7:45 Thursday. Mrs. Rob
ert Crawford will assist the hostess
Mrs. John w. Thorburgh, president
will preside.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet
Thursday for a I o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Merle Titus
ct Rowland avenue. Mrs. Isadore
;soby, program chairman, will give
a musical reading.
Hawaiian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Irwin McFeeters, 1928 Jackson
street, Friday. Mrs. Grace Frazier
will assist the hostess. All mem
bers are requested to be present al
10 to make an emblem. Mr. John
w. Thornburgh will be guest OF
honor. Luncheon will be served at
1890.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will meet
at 1890 Saturday at the Lincoln
Mrs. Oscar PaSsmore viii give 9
piano solo.
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PURDUE DEAN TO
Be DINNER GUEST

Mrs. Mary L. Matthews, dean of
home economics of Purdue uni
versity, will be honor guest at the
dinner meeting of the Purdue
Women's Club, Tuesday night. Mrs.
Frank Echolds, 2734 Barth avenue.
will be hostess.
Miss Eva Abbott, president of the
club, will preside at the business
session.
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PR0PYLAEUM WILL
HOLD BRIDGE PARTY

The next contract bridge dinner
of the Propylaeum club will be held
Friday at the clubhouse. Hostesses
will be Mesdames Thaddeus r.
Baker Hal R. Keeling, Charles R.
Weiss, c. P. Lesh, Frank F. Powell
and John M. Cunningham.
The club will entertain with a
musicale on Monday, Jan. 30.
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CLUB WILL HEAR
TALK ON MEXICO

Mrs. Walter EichoItz, 1882 Gull
ford avenue, will be hostess Thurs
day afternoon for the monthly
meeting of the Current knowledge
Club. Howard Benson will talk on
Mexico"
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, and Mrs
William R. Seiber, who will pour
tea. The serving table will be laid
with a lace cloth. A bowl of pink
roses and pink tapers will decorate
the table.
Mrs. Alice Lowman is president.
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Officers Are Named

Officers COR the Young Peoples
Club Of the First Congregational
church were eelcted at the meeting
OF the club held recently. Miss
Marjorie Hennis was chosen presi-
dent Miss Harriet Rennick. vice
president; Miss Caroline Book, sec
rotary, and Eugene Ward, treasurer.
Miss Helen Root is the retiring
president.
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SORORITY IS TO
BE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Wendell p. Poler, 121 Penn
way. will entertain zeta chapter,
Sigma Alpha Iota, national profess
sional musical sorority, at Fri
day night.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Robert Blake, Stewart Greene, Har-
old Arnholter, Irene Jarrard, and
Misses Irma Mae Steele and Mae
Henri Lane
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HOPELESS HOOFERS
CLUB ENTERTAINED

Miss Alice Emerson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Emerson.
BIT North Pennsylvania street, en-
tertained the Hopeless Hooters Dane
ing Club at their home on Friday
night. Mrs. Emerson, who has
been visiting her father, James
Perry in Toronto, Canada, returned
Thursday night.
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HICKMAN
TO ADDRESS CLUB

Walter Hickman, dramatic and
music critic of The Indianapolis
Times, will give a book review at
the monthly program of the Mu-
nicipal Garden Women's Depart
ment club Monday afternoon in the
community house.
Mrs. William Ray Kester, pianist,
will present a program. Mrs. A.
NJ. Mcintyre will be hostess, and
Mrs. w. H. Hodgson will preside.
MIS-. Roscoe Conkle arranged the
program.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fauvre, 1887
North Delaware street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Tenney, LOT East Forty
eighth street. arrived at the Ever
glades, in Miami, to spend the win
ter.
Miss Rosemary Burkhardt will be
the weekend guest of Miss
Genevieve Stafford of Fortville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hart
man and son Earl, 5040 Pleasant
Run parkway. are spending the
winter at Miami Beach.
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Miss Gertrude Gutelius, 1923 Park
avenue, a patroness Of Kappa chap
ter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national hon
orary musical sorority. will be hos
tess for its monthly program at 8
Tuesday
She will be assisted by Misses
Marjorie xander. Rebecca
Shields, Ramona Wilson, Lucky
Clark and Imogene Pierson.
Adah Hill will discuss Beethoven
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Jordan Conservatory Students
to GiUe Recital Sunday Nieht

Vocal and instrumental music
VIII be presented at 8:15 Sunday
night by students of the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music in a
recital, sponsored by the music
committee of the Communal build
ing, II West Morris street.
Miss Bobbye Cook, pupil of Glenn
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Hostess to C1ub

Mrs. Hattie Seal will be hostess
of the Mothers Club dance. to be
given at Tuesday in Rhodius park
community house. Assisting on the
dance committee are Mesdames
Edith Purvis. Anna Bardash, Anna
Catoska, Mary Jordan and Francis
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SIDENER HAS
UNIQUE SUBJECT

Can You Take It?" will be the
subject of Merle Sidener, leader of
the Christian Men Builders class of
the Third Christian church at the
class services Sunday morning.
Special music will be provided by
the Y. M. G. A. brass quartet.
The service will be broadcast over
WFBM, beginning at $50 o'clock.
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iduH htmuTIdl FTPSnNter1an-Ihe Rev.
Ll .9,iL L. Latham, pastor: Morning theme
PRAYER and the Laws of Nature" night
'Bargainers With Cod
Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbert 7
wilson, pastor. Morning theme The Fun
oamental Confesson;" night, Who
G"thsemane Lutheran-The Rev. J. s
Alert pastor Morning theme, The
Speedway Boulevard NJ E-The Rev
Oliver K. Black. pastor Morning theme
what Are the Detectives of the Christian
Religlon?;" night human Hearts With
out the Church"
East Park NJ, E.-The Rev R. A. Ulrev
P Ps,.,,. Morning theme. Holding the
Versus the Calamities of Men
Be,laire NJ. E,-The Rev. w 3. Grimes
pastor The Rev. John E. Hewson. evan
gelist, will preach at both the morning
ana evening services.
Second Evangelical The Rev F c.
Coll OF Abraham" night vesper service
The Gate of Life"
Calvary I. B.-The Rev. L A. Huddles-
SION nastor. Morning theme. Finding
NY Place; night, The Power of Christ's
Missionary Tabernacle - The Rev. Otto
II Mater. pastor All dsv meeting Morn
ing theme. Spots IN Your FeastS:' az $50
Among Bretb+eTn:" at 7.sn D m nue Mr.. Ear
vev Rains, From Crime to Christ"
H. Knierim. pastor Morning theme Ger
English theme witnessing"
Trinity Pefo WILLIAM,
knievim. pastor Morning theme Where
to Look for Salvation"
Centenary Chri.tiar-The Rev; R. 7,
Leave With You" night. What Think Ye
OF Christi"
Fountain sOusre NJ. f. - The Rev.
Charles A McCuuouch. pastor. Morning
theme. Eternal Life; night. Education
University Park Christian-The Rev. Lee
SSaoler nastor Morning theme That
World Reconstruction"
Christian and Missionary AIIiarce-The
thome. The Lord Has Made Room for
Us, night, Gods Revelation TO Man
Bert r. johnson. pastor Morning theme
The Winds OF God The evening serv-
&c will re an Omen forum on Problems Of
Race Relations" lead by Mrs. William F
RothenbergeT.
Roadway VI. F.-The Rev Richard NJ
Willard; pastor. Morning theme. An Efee-
tive Christian Fellowship; night, The
Proposed Retrogression."
broadway Evangelical The. Rev Ilovd
E. Smith nastor Morning theme Have
YoJ A2y Word From God?s'' night. THE
Meaning Of Meekness."
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Girl Scouts

Troop II reopened Monday at
University Park Christian church
with twenty members. Miss Sarah
MCMath is the new captain.
Troop %, Tabernacle Presbyterian
church, has commenced classes in
first aid and signalling, which Will
be continued until every member of
the class has passed the tests.
All the scouts of Troop 25 have
returned to the Indiana State
School for the Deaf, after spending
two weeks vacation with their par
ents in all parts Of the state.
Troop and 81, meeting at Broad
way Evangelical church, are plan
ming joint banquet, to be given
Jan. IS. The scouts of Troop 81
are to present the Girl Scout litany.
Mrs. ]. F. Mccormick planned
dramatization Of the Girl Scout laws
with the scouts Of Troop 38 Friday.
Mrs. Irene Hill, captain of Troop
80, invested Catherine Barden and
Lorene Hartman Thursday
Mrs. Alma Lemen invested Ann
Kinninger at Troop 40 Wednesday
at Hawthorne Community House.
Troop As. meeting at the Fifty
first street NJ E. church is making
plans with Miss Thelma Armheld.
captain, for a banquet.
Miss Margaret Titus. captain of
Troop SIS, at Riley hospital for chill
dren. invested the first members of
the troop: Mary WhitSell and Alice
Sullivan. The Scouts are studying
nature.
Tests passed last week in second
class we're: thrift; Mary Toms, Nor
ma C0rtal, RoSlyn Morgan. Martha
Carlisle. Troop 8; signalling: Mary
Frances Neilan, Troop Is; health
Mary Harton, Caroline Meyers,
Patsy Jackson, Mary RoSalie Con-
seer. Troop 30; Ruth Dies Troop 35
cooking Mary Resale Consoer.
Troop 80: and first aid: Amy Bird,
Erna Heilig, Mary Green, Betty
Parker, Troop 80.
Tenderfoot scouts of Troop 81.
meeting Monday night at the Com
munal building are: Mary Jane
Holperin. Bernice Cohen. Anna Cal
deron, Lena Baruch. Helen Frankie
witz and Molly Passo On a hike
last Sunday. Miss Clara Silverman.
captain, invested all the candidates.
New candidates this week are
Patsy LaFars. Betty Burgess. Ruth
Frailich, Troop 7: Virginia Homeier.
Eleanor Sanner, Troop IS.
Troop 7. Irvington Presbyterian
church, has announced that the
troop is now complete since it has
thirty-two members. Mrs. Shearer
has re-opened Troop % at Mayer
chapel on Tuesdays.
Troop s, Episcopal Church of the
Advent. was divided last Thursday.
The new troop Will meet Wednesday
with Mrs. T. w. Stevens, captain.
Mrs. Edith Bobbe. captain of
Troop Q. took all of the scouts of
the troop to visit the neighborhood
fire station.
Thedter Pdrtu Set
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Officers to Be Named
Officers will be elected Monday
night at the meeting Of the Brook
SIDE Players at the community
house. Miss Caroline Brown is
president.
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Drake Skinner. pastor. Dr. John G. Ben
son Will preach the morning sermon on
"Skyscrapers and Lilies" Devotional hour
EnglewOOd Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle. pastor. Morning theme Fellow
Laborers With Christi" night, "Tampering
With Gods Plan"
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William Tall
bolt Jones, pastor. The morning sermon
will be preached by Dr. William E Hart
niger :. district superintendent of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The night
sermon theme will be Our Religious In
heritance."
Home Presbyterian-The Rev Walter A.
Creason, pastor. Morning theme "Obliga-
ton of the Christian Life" night
Religious Opportunity"
First Friends-The Rev David M. Ed
wards, pastor; Morning theme, My At
titude Toward the Church"
Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev william
EDWARD Bell pastor Both the morning
and evening services will be conducted
by DR.. McKendree Long, evangelist.
All Saints Cathedral-Robert C. Alex
ander, canon. The II a. M PRAYER and
sermon service will be in observation OF
Social Service Sunday.
Christian Science services-"Truth" is
the subject of the lesson-sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday.
st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev L. C. E
Fackler. pastor Morning theme. The De-
pate About Jesus; night, Practical Re
igion.'
West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Gary L Cook, pastor Morning theme,
night, Andrew: The Man of Decisionl'
BevilIe Avenue EvangeIicaI-The Rev.
ambrose am Aegerter. pastor; Morning sub
lb ect; The e. Mastery of Self; night. The
Advent ,EpiscOpsI-The Rev. George s
1T3iG pgdo5 IT. rector ~ Morning theme
munion; $50 a. m. church school,
Capitol Avenue NJ E.-The Rev E. Ar
mold Clegg pastor. Morning sermon, The
Shouldn't Tell"
Fifty-First Street NJ. E-The Rev. Will
Beginning to Live"
Merritt Place NJ E.-The Rev NJ H.
Divine Plan for a Revival night, Dr..
4. S. Woodward of the Meridian Street
M, f. CHuTCn, Will SPEAK.
First Evangelical The Rev R. H. Muel-
Ter, pastor Morning theme "Mockery of
Wine" night Majority Report"
Southport Presbyterian--The Rev Luther
2. Markin, pastor. Morning subject The
Unhappy Christ" night. The Water
Rate
Central Christian-Dr. w A. Shullen-
berger. pastor. Morning theme, "Fncour-
agement;" night 'Of What Use Is Gods
ClermOnt NJ. E-The Rev. j. Walton.
pastor. Two revival services Sunday with
DR.. J. Hamilton speaking. Services night
" next week
RobindaIe NJ. f. - The Rev. ]. Walton.
pastor, 2:30 D. m. service with the pastor
speaking: night guest speaker will be
in charge.
Christ Church, EpiscOpal-The Rev. E.
Anger Powell rector. Holy communion
8 a. M. Church school, $3.50 a. M Church
hour Kindergarten. 10:45 a. m. Morning
PRAYER and sermon. l0:45. Topic Living
Peacefully With All Men.
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Rules for Operation of
Red Cross Sewing Unit

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a
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All ready be made and each unit must
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Bevile Avenue EvangelicaI-The Rev
Ambrose Aegerter pastor Morning sub
Jet, The Mastery of Self: night, The
Pivot of Destiny"
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West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry L. Cook. pastor Morning theme.
What Jesus Taught About Truthfulness" /;
night, Andrew. The Man of Decision"
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Traub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem l.. Latham. pastor. Morning theme,
PRAYER and the Laws of Nature" night.
"Bargainers With God -
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Theater Party Set
Junior co-eds Will be entertained
with a theater party Sunday.
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International
Study Club

Mrs. S. R. Artman will end her
talks on Central America next
week before chapters of the Inter
national Travel Study Club, Inc.
Her subject will be The Old and
New Panama"
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Advent EpiscOpsI-The Rev. George S.
Southworth, rector. Morning theme.
Kingdom Of God" 7:3O a. m, Holy Com
munion; $3.50 a. m. church school
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Dr. John G. Ben
son viii preach the morning sermon on
"Skyscrapers and Lilies" Devotional hour
at $50 p. m.
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert ]
Wilson, pastor Morning theme The Fun
damental Confession night, Who
Crucifed Christie"
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Christian Science Services Truth" is
the subject of the lesson-sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist. Sunday.
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c. E.
Fackler. pastor, Morning theme, The De-
bate About Jesus; night. Practical Re
ligion.'
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Speedway Boulevard NJ E.-The Rev
Oliver K. Black. pastor Morning theme
What Are the Detectives of the Christian
out the Church 80
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mold Clegg pastor. Morning sermon, The
Gospel for Today: night. Things l
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Fifty-First Street NJ. E.-The Rev. Will
bur D. Grose, pastor. 1045 a. m. theme
Beginning to Live"
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G"thsemane Lutheran-The Rev j. s
A!bert pastor. Morning theme, The
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Clermont NJ. E.-The Rev. J. Walton.
pastor. Two revival services Sunday with
DR.. J. Hamilton speaking.s Services night
lV next week
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First Evangelical The Rev R. H. Muel-
Wine" night Majority Report
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Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. M. H.
R 3(.yIno s. pastor. Morning theme. The
M. E. church. will speak
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East Park NJ. E.-The Rev R A. Ulrev.
pastor Morning theme Holding the
Devils Coat" night The Calls of God
Versus the Calamities of Men
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Central Christian-Dr W A. ShulIen-
berger. pastor Morning theme "Fncour-
egement;" night, "Of What Use Is Gods
Mercy?"
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southport Presbyterian-The Rev Luther
p. Markin, pastor Morning subject THE
Unhappy Christi night The Water
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All the scouts Of Troop 25 have
returned to the Indiana State
School for the Deaf, after spending
two weeks vacation with their par
entS in all parts Of the state.
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Troop 6 and 81, meeting at Broad
way Evangelical church, are plan
ming Joint banquet, to be given
Jan. IS. The scouts of Troop 81
are to present the Girl Scout litany.
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All Saints Cathedral-Robert C. Alex
ander. canon. The II a. m. prayer and
sermon service will be in observation OF
Social Service Sunday
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Home Presbyterian-The Rev. Walter A.
Creason, pastor. Morning theme. "Obliga-
ton of the Christian Life; night
Religious Opportunity"
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Roberts Park NJ E.-The Rev. william
EDWARD Bell pastor Both the morning
and evening services will be conducted
by DR.. McKendree Long, evangelist.
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Mrs Irene Hill. captain of Troop
80, invested Catherine Barden and
Lorene Hartman Thursday.
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Miss Margaret Titus. captain of
Troop 5S, at Riley hospital for chill
dren invested the first members of
the troop Mary WhitseI and Alice
Sullivan. The Scouts are studying
nature.
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First Friends-The Rev. David M. Ed
wards, pastor Morning theme My At
titude Toward the Church"
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Mrs ]. F. Mccormick planned a
dramatization of the Girl Scout laws
with the scouts of Troop 38 Friday.
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Tenderfoot scouts of Troop 27,
meeting Monday night at the Com
munal building are: Mary Jane
Holperin, Bernice Cohen. Anna CAL
deron. Lena Baruch, Helen Frankie
WITT and Molly PaSSo On a hike
last Sunday. Miss Clara Silverman.
captain, invested all the candidates.
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New candidates this week are
Patsy LaFara. Betty Burgess. Ruth
Frailich, Troop 7: Virginia Homeier.
Eleanor Sanner, Troop Is.
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Be,laire NJ. E,-The Rev. w. 3. Grimes.
pastor. The Rev John E. Hewson. evan
gelist will preach at both the morning
and evening services
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Troop 45, meeting at the Fifty
first street NJ E. church is making
plans with Miss Thelma Armfield
captain, for a banquet.
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William Tall
bolt Jones, pastor The morning sermon
will be preached by Dr. William E. Hart
Methodist Episcopal Church The night
sermon theme will be Our Religious. In
heritance."
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Mrs. Edith Bobbe, captain of
Troop o. took all of the scouts of
the troop to visit the neighborhood
fire station.
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Wecknitz pastor Morning theme. The
C(4il Of Abraham" night yesper service.
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Troop 8. Episcopal Church of the
Advent. was divided last Thursday.
The new troop Will meet Wednesday
with Mrs. 7. w. Stevens, captain.
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Mrs Alma Lemen invested Ann
Kinninger at Troop 40 Wednesday
at Hawthorne Community House.