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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-06-28

NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX SALE

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of July. 1894, at the hour of
ten o'clock A. M. at the front OF the
office Of the County Treasurer at Libby,
Montana, | will sell at public auction
all property within the County Of Lin
coin, State of Montana, upon which the
first installment, second installment or
arr of the 1888 taxes are lien and due
to the County of Lincoln, Cities and
Towns of Libby, Eureka and Troy, For
tine and Rexord Fire Districts. Glen
Lake Irrigation District Special Road
District No. !, the School Districts in
the County Of Lincoln and to the State
of Montana, unless prior to said time
said delinquent taxes together with all
interest penalties and costs due there
on, are paid.
A complete delinquent tax list Of all
persons and property in the County
Of Lincoln, State Of Montana, now ow-
ing taxes is on file in the office of the
County Treasurer of Lincoln County,
Montana, and is subject to public in
spection and examination
Given under my hand this 18th day
of June, 1884. "A
VERNON BESSEY,
County Treasurer, Lincoln County,
Montana. 1t
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Potatoes, while they last, Soc cwt.--
]. A. Krall II
Circle A of the Presbyterian church
will meet at the Grandjean home Fri
day afternoon. June %.
Kenneth Ralph Curtis and Nellie
Naomi Graves of Eureka were married
here on June e by Justice of the
Peace Haigler
Have hearty laugh with Slim Sum-
merville and Andy Devine in HORSE
Play at the Kootenai theatre Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Chuck and John Dobias of Cart
wright, NJ D., left Wednesday for Sc
attic after having visited here with
their cousins, the Bert Withee family.
Carleton Joughin and mother, Mrs.
Lou M. Joughin, drove into Spokane
Monday and spent Tuesday in the city,
arriving home early Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs L. S. Welch will motor to Kalis-
pell today to visit with relatives and
friends for few days. She will be ae-
companied by her niece, Mary Stevens,
and by Betty Mann.
Mrs. Grant Harley and son Calvin
went to Spokane Monday evening WIZ
Calvin underwent an appendectomy in
a Spokane hospital Tuesday morning.
Reports are that he is getting along
nicely
Partly furnished house for rent. In
quire at 1411 Louisiana avenue. 1t
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Dr.. Gibson Speaks
Continued from page l,

membership He then called on L. S.
Welch for suggestions.
Mr.. Welch responded by first COM
plimenting DR. Gibson on his instrue-
tive discourse, and then urged the
membership of the club to get whole
heartedly back CT the new president and
officers, and to be more active in COM
munity work. He thought there was
room in the city for various civic or
CARNATIONS but suggested that commit
tees from these bodies get together and
divide among the different clubs vari-
GUS forms Of civic activities, thus do
ing away with any danger Of one
clubs treading on the others field
Carleton Joughin, when called upon,
remarked that more energy could be
impaired to the club he thought by
combining its efforts to two or three
outstanding features such as highways,
etc. and by holding meetings regularly
each month.
Appoints Committee.
President Oylear then dismissed the
meeting by again asking for the sup
port of the members and remarked
that community was generally about
as live as the vipor Of its civic organi-
cations indicated. Before adjourning
the meeting he announced the next
meeting would be held on July IS, and
also stated the club would give its
annual election night dance on July IT.
He appointed a committee Id have
charge CT this dance consisting Of e.
VI. Boyes, chairman, M D. Rowland
and r. r. Veldman.
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WarIand News

W. j. Anderson of Libby has accepted
contract TO teach the Warland school
this year. Miss Schuck resigned, having
secured position in her tome town,
Eureka.
Walter WOLF was in Warland Monday
campaigning for reelection as clerk
and recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ~ Woodward enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Billings, Mrs.
Sturdgeon and Mr. A. r. Kath Sunday.
Mrs. H. Capper and Herb Warner
visited at the Smith home Thursday.
Mr.. Brown, who has been visiting at
the c. S. Brown home, plans TO return
to his home in Laclede, Idaho, this
week.
Jack Fitzpatrick was visitor in Libby
over the week END
A new road camp will be opened on
Bristow creek this week Grant Harley
will be IN charge.
Warland plans a picnic and dance
for the 4th Of July. The picnic will be
in the little park in the north end of
town and the darce at Gerber hall
Everyone is invited. bring your dinner,
sunDer and midnight lunch
Marion Miller and Paul Arnold of
he Five Mile camp drove to Libby
Monday.
Mrs. r. L. Hess and Billie and Mrs
! H. A. Smith and Cav drove to the road
camp on Five Nile Sunday afternoon.
Jess Haworth and Martin Peterson
put ZIP the hay on Charley Mobiles
place at Volcour last week.
John Branham expects his daughter
and husband from Wallace Saturday.
Thew plan to suend the 4th here.
Bob Hess was home over the week
end He IS located on Spread creek in
! the Yak.
c. II. Morris went to Libby on bust
ness Friday.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Marsh.

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Marsh.
Mrs Clarence Dierman underwent
a tonsillectomy operation Wednesday
morning at the Olson hospital
Clark Ellis has been i'll for the past
week.
Funeral services for Forest Clark
Ellis, 2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Ellis, were held from the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Interment was
at the Tobacco Valley cemetery.
Patricia Crowley, young daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Crowley of Chicago
arrived Monday afternoon on the EN-
pire Builder to spend the summer Al
the homes of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. Mosby and Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Crowley
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens, Del
Douglas and Lucy Douglas motored
from Kalispell Sunday to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warden.
Miss Florence Lowell, who teaches in
the state school for the deaf and dumb
at Boulder, returned to Eureka Friday
to spend the summer with friends.
-. 4 y. MuSpy dllu Tiol LdIi rice
returned from Missoula and Helena
Saturday night
Mrs. Dave Crowley, who has been
seriously Ill, is steadily improving.
Attorney Tom Long of Kahsnell
visited in Eureka several days last
week.
Ray Maud has been III for the last
week.
All persons wishing to play tennis
please appear at the tennis courts
Monday morning.
The Chamber Of Commerce met
Tuesday evening to discuss water con-
servafion projects on Sinclair creek.
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Consider Nursery Project.

The Campfire Girls held their meet.
ing at the home Of Marianne Racico
Tuesday afternoon. A nursery" prof.
ect to be held on the school play
grounds was discussed IAt this meet
ing Gretchen Kienitz Was elected te
membership. A moonlight hike wa.
planned for Thursday evening.
Jean Kienitz and Jane Ruth LaMun
yam are acting guardians for the sum-
mer months The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Marie Kuiawa.
JUNE MILLER, Scribe.
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NOTICE.

Bids will be received by the under
signed up to 5 o'clock, P M, July 2,
1884, for the transportation of school
children from the Coleman district and
from the Pipe Creek district to the
Libby Schools for the school year of
1884 and 1885.
All bids to specify the equipment to
be used. Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
BY NJ d. Rowland,
ln21-20 Clerk
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LOCAL STUFF

Potatoes, while they last, Soc cwt--
j. A. Krall 1t
The Idahoians will furnish the music
for the dance at Savage lake Saturday,
June 80. 1t
Mrs. J. Manlow, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Harold Gompf, returned Fri
day to her home in Spokane.
Clarence Dierman of Eureka was in
Libby Saturday campaigning for the
democratic nomination as county COM
missioner.
Miss Edith Jewell will be home from
Spokane on July to spend Z two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Jewell
Ralph Akin and Glen Thorn Of Troy
were in Libby the first Of the week
where they were given degrees in one
Of the Masonic orders
Truck driver and collector for fruit
company, sober, high school education
q TO I'd years Give full particulars by
letter. Address No. 1873, Western News
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Jewell drove to
Noxon Sunday to meet their daughter
Elinor, who had been visiting in Mis-
soula for two weeks with an aunt and
three cousins.
Jean Riley was in the city Sunday
coming over from Kalispell He was ac-
companied by Betty and Robert, who
stayed here for visit with their sister,
Miss Laura, and with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roy and their
son, Theodore, Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Noel Of Yakima, Wash, were in
Libby this week attending the funeral
of Prudent j. Gamache, who died last
Thursday, Mr.. Roy, Sr., was stepson
of the deceased.
Loren Gompf and Mrs L. G. Buck
returned home Monday from Spokane
where they had gone with the two little
children of Mr. Gompf's and where
Jacqueline underwent double mastoid
operations in Spokane hospital for
mastoid trouble following measles. MIR.
Gompf reports the children as doing
nicely.
Norman Dickinson was in from his
ranch on Fisher river yesterday and
stated that the fine rain Of Tuesday
was truly million dollar rain" or
would have been for farming coun-
try. He says it converted what would
have been poor grain and hay crop
into good one for him.
John NJ. Evans, accompanied by Mr.
Higgins, is in the city today in the
interests of his campaign for the demo-
cratic nomination as congressman from
the First district. He says as yet there
is not great deal of interest manifested
in politics but that he judges about SIS
per cent of the people are supporters
of President Roosevelt.
Mrs. Harriet Rankin Sedman of Mis-
soula was in the city the first of the
week Mrs. Sedman is dean of women
at the Montana state university. She is
out at this time campaigning in behalf
of her brother, Wellington ID. Rankin,
who is seeking the republican nomina-
ton of u. S. senator for the two year
term.
Sheriff Baney has learned that the
three men caught stealing from the
j. G. Penney company store last week
are old hands at that business and all
Of them have prison records Most of
their law breaking in the past has con-
sisted of petty thieving and shoplifting
although one of them had served a
sentence of over year in prison Two
OF them are serving 80 day sentences in
the county jail here.
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Appoints Committee.


The United States civil service COM
mission announces the following com
petitive examinations: a k SIN 1t h
electrician, machinist, oiler, painter,
plumber.
Applications must be on file with
the Secretary, Board Of u S. Civil
Service Examiners, Glasgow, Mont, not
later than July 7, 1884
Competitors will not be required to
report for examination but will be
rated or their experience and fitness.
Full information may be obtained
from the Secretary, U. S. Civil Service
Examiners Postoffice, Kalispell, or at
Glasgow, Mont
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PAINTING BIDS.

For painting school building at War
land; two coats; old paint to be scaled
and brushed. Weather boarding to be
renailed where necessary. Windows
puttied. For further information in
quire of the Clerk of Board. Work to
be finished by Aug. 30. bids closed
July Z.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
ALICE HAWORTH,
"a Clerk School Dist. No. 4
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this opportunity OF
expressing our sincere thanks for the
many acts of kindness and assistance
extended to US upon the death of our
dear father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovilla Gamache.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gamache.
MIR, and Mrs. Theodore Roy.
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NOTICE.

Shooting fire crackers, or fire works
within the city limits is prohibited ex-
cept on July 3rd, 18th and 5th.
ELMER r. SWITZER,
Mayor.
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CON others stay
~ the the clubs make short visits
with
Falender aboard the
They daughters
Samuel Falender 1905 North Meridian street
daughter L DeIIaven, and
Allen classmates Tudor Hail.
recently who accompanied
Hall
will
versty of Arizona l..
Chloe Hooke, daughter w.
Miss Judy Diddel daughter H.
pngpong Country
The table
bathing country Miss
Lou Ellen Trimble. daughter Trimble;
Louise Hanley, daughter w. A. Haney
Jackueine
addicts of the Highland Country
On the edge of the Highland
Patricia Jones' daughter of Mr. Mrs H and
Mary Jeanne Smith, daughter j.. Smith.
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Personals

Miss Laura Hanna is spending the
summer at Bay View, Mich
Mrs. Louis Best and children of
Davenport, Ia, are visiting Mrs
Best's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis.
Mrs John Turner, New York, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carl Lie
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. w McMurtrie are
home, after a visit in Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Chicago.
Miss Ann Ratterman is spending
the summer with relatives in Kali
isteel, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bamberger
and Jack l. Kahn have been vaca-
tioning at Greenbrier, White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley Chambers
and son Smiley are spending the
summer at Miami Beach,, Fla.
Mrs. H. Percy Edwards with her
son, George Edwards. arrived today
from Toronto, Canada, to visit her
mother, Mrs. John G. Stewart.
Mrs. Ernest L. Lewis and two
daughters, Washington, are spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. Lewis
mother, Mrs. John N. Carey.
Miss Edith Engstrom, 625 North
Meridian street, is in New York.
Among the passengers aboard the
S. Tionesta cruising the Great
Lakes are Misses Ethel Carrigan,
Marguerite Carrigan and Patty Carr
and Mrs. Willard F. Carr.
DR.. and Mrs. James T. PebWorth
have returned from a three weeks
vacation at Birch lake, Wis
Misses Helen Chandler and Louise
Woodbridge will leave Monday for
stay at the Woodbridge cottage
at Leland, Mich.
President John L. Hillman of
Simpson college, Indianola, Ia, and
Mrs. Hillman left yesterday for
Chicago after a weeks visit with
their son, John w. Hillman, and
Mrs. Hillman.
Miss Virginia Caylor, daughter of
Mrs. Bess Booth Caylor, will return
this weekend from Petoskey and
Bay View, Mich.
Mrs. Earl w Kiger is visiting in
Winchester.
Mrs. Ray Nease has as her guest
Mrs. Olive Kamplain, San Diego,
Cal. Miss Jane Cunningham, who
has been visiting Mrs. Nease, has
returned to her home in Memphis.
Tenn.
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Daughters of Union Chapter to
Be Formed by City Woman

Mrs. T. Raymond Stone-King
has gone to Cincinnati to organize
a new chapter of the Daughters of
the Union, national society. Mrs.
Stone-King, member of the Indian
apolis Governor Oliver Perry Nor
ton chapter, formerly lived in Gin
cinnati.
She will organize the first Ohio
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LEAH PETERS TO BE
MARRIED SOON

BIZ Times Special
Fl. WAYNE. July 21.-At a
luncheon yesterday at fsse Fl.
Wayne Country Club announcement
was made Of the engagement Of
Miss Leah Viletta Peters. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Earl Peters. TO
Robert Fleming, Washington. The
wedding Will take place Aug. II.
Miss Peters is a graduate of In
diana university and studied two
years at Columbia university. She
is a member Of Delta Gamma sOr-
GRITTY Mr.. Fleming. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fleming. Fl Wayne.
studied law at Indiana university
and the George Washington univer-
SIty He belongs TO Delta Chi fra
ternity. The couple Will live in
Washington.
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MRS, MASON FETES
HOUSE GUESTS

Mrs. Guy Wachstetter and Mrs
Lilly Mason, Hollywood, Fla, house
guests of Mrs. Robert Mason. 619O
Washington boulevard, were enter
tanned yesterday at a luncheon
bridge party given by their hostess
The guests were Mesdames A. N
BObbitt. Mark RhOades, Frank Lin
ton, F. X. Kern. Graeme Supple and
Harry Elliott. Mrs Mason gave an
other party for her guests Tuesday
Those attending we're MesdameS
Kirk Coleman, w E. King. Law
renee Wininger. w B. McCaw
Richard KerbOX and w. B. Dininger
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Mail Auxiliary
Members to Be
Guests at Camp

Picnic supper will be served mem
bers of the Womens Auxiliary to
the Railway Mail Association and
their families at $50 Tuesday at the
Bridgeport Nutrition camp when
they will be guests of the Marion
County tuberculosis Association.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements includes MesdameS Wal
ter H. Vinzant, David w. Hedges,
Francis NJ. Champion, Ruth Brooks,
Charles N. Porter and John NJ.
Rehm. with Mrs. Frank E Wilson,
chairman.
L. E. Ernst, president of the Rail-
way Mail Association, is organizing
a mems baseball team to play boys
team at the camp. Mrs. Joseph E.
Byram is in charge of publicity.
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SORORITY TO INDUCT
TWO CITY STUDENTS

b. ines special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. July 21.-
Misses Isabelle MoSSman and Mary
White. both OF indianapolis. are
among the women al the Indiana
university summer school who have
been pledged 10 Pi Lambda Theta.
national honorary sorority for wom-
en- in education. Other new men,
bers are Mrs. LOttie Johnson. Mich
igan City: Mrs. Helen WEIGH Pain
ter. Covington; Misses Audra o.
Bolster. West Baden: Catherine
Betzner. Bunker Hill; Katherine
Howard. Mt. Vernon; Thelma Hunt
singer. New Albany; Erma L. KOe-
niger. PendletOn, and Hazel Stout,
Trafalgar
Initiation for the women viii be
held Saturday. July %. according 70
Mrs. Fred H. Arnett. president. The
ORGANIZATIONS annual summer Ses-
sion picnic will be given next Tues
DAY. with Misses Josephine Randall,
Bloomington. and Lois Taylor. In
dianapolis. in charge.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
GIVE BENEFIT PARTY

In order to continue the vacation
Bible school for children at Sunny
side sanatorium, the Childrens
Sunshine Club Of Sunnyside will en-
terrain with luncheon and bridge
party Wednesday at the Marott.
Flowers will be arranged on the
table, and japanese umbrellas will
mark guests places as favors.
Mrs. H. J. German is the party
chairman. Her assistants will be
Mesdames Alva Cradick, Harry @.
Kennett, C. B. Afford, j. W. Mentz-
ger and H. NJ. Pitsenberger.
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chapter at Memorial hall Among
the new members will be Mrs.
Stone-Kings mother, Mrs. Harry J.
Miller; her sisters, Mrs. Elmer CAL
loway, North Bend, o.; Miss Wanda
Miller, who will be married to John
Wilson, Ludlow, KY, next week, and
Mrs. Joseph L. Moloney, Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Stone-K King will visit Mrs.
Moloney while in Cincinnati, where
her grandfather, an Ohio native,
was stationed after he joined the
Union army in indianapolis.
Mrs. A. B. Click is regent of the
local chapter and Mrs. Leonard V.
Nash, New York, president-generaI.
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tiOus seem downright trivial Twelve
thousand mattresses in San Fran
cisco left their Jobs in sympathy
with the grievances Of the organ
lied dock workers. Probably many
thousand wives we're angry because
IL was impossible for them TO buy
the usual supply Of brussels sprouts
and butter at their neighbOrhood
grocery store.
The true tragedy Of the situation
is the fact that We have not been
brought up-any members Of this
generatiOn-tO the type of partition
Of interests which such a circum-
stance makes necessary.
We have been taught, from our
cradle days, that the most impor-
tant of human distinctions are
those Of sex and nationality. And
then We find Americans of both
sexes drawn up before the machine
guns of those whose only opposition
to them is an economic one.
The old class distinctions seem to
have vanished The old sex distinc-
tions. so far as sympathies go. are
no longer of their former impOr-
lance. And that kind of change is
a great shock to those of us who
were brought up in the belief that
the old order was fairly immutable.
Waged Strange War
Whether you are a labor union
striker or a white collar worker who
resents the presence Of a strike is
nowadays a more important fact
than any class distinction. The
owner of a plant may belong to the
same golf club and share a taste
for first editions with the man who
is his greatest opponent as an or
GAMER Of his workers. And the fact
of their mutual tastes and common
friendships does not matter the
usual tinkers dam as far as their
economic views are concerned.
There was a strange war in San
Francisco war between persons
who have a cordial regard for one
another as individuals and a respect
for one anOther's abilities. a war
between persons who would most
reluctantly see the other suffering
from a minor discomfort. In such
a war the question Of whether you
are a woman worker or a man, a
picketerS wife or a picketer. is so
nfnitesimal that it is hardly worth
mention.
Difference Well Forgotten
When serious things are afOot the
minor distinctions of mOnoCle and
fan 90 by the board. II Is only in a
period of elaborate leisure that we
can afford to exaggerate the diff
ference between the sexes into a
formal procedure. In the last war.
If YOU remember. the girls got
themselves up into breeches and tot
ed guns. Sex. in a moment OF
emergency. had been reduced TO one
of the minor matters OF existence.
And that. 7 suspect, is as 1t should
be. The difference between men
and women. apart from their purely
personal relations. is something on
which humanity has laid an undue
emphasis for too many years. So
far IS accomplishment goes or eco
nomic status or SympathieS with the
state. there are few facts today of
lesser Importance than whether one
is a man or a woman.
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Picnic and Garden Party Set for
Kappa Chapter, Mn Phi Epsilon

a picnic and garden party Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs
A. Leon Hicks, 1921 North Penn
sylvania street. Following a pitch
in supper to be served at men,
bers will go to the Riviera Club to
swim.
Mrs. G. Basil Fawcett, social
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.
William N. Fleming Jr., Mrs. Rus
sell Spivey and Miss Beth Wilson.
The next business meeting of the
chapter is scheduled for September
in the chapter rooms in the north
branch, Arthur Jordan Conserva-
tory of Music.
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Haynan andFox
F antilles Will
Attend Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Haymann and
daughter Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Fox left this morning by motor
for the east.
They will attend the Wedding of
Miss Ruth Nathalie Fox, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, and Leon Shi-
man, son of Mrs. Sarah Shiman,
New York, which will take place at
$50 Friday evening in New York.
Rabbi Morris NJ. Feurlicht, In
dianapolis, will read the ceremony
in the Georgian lounge of the Amer
lean Woman's Association Club.
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zeta Tau Alpha sorority of But
Ter university will entertain with
a lawn fete at 7:30 Saturday
night, July %, at the southwest
corner Of Meridian and Thirty
eighth streets. Miss Ellen Irene
Kroger, chairman, will be assisted
by Miss Marie Shaner.
Others aiding with the arrange
ments will be Miss Ruth Street
and Miss Agnes Postma. Sorority
colors, turquoise blue and steel
grey, will be used in the decora-
tons. "
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ORPHAN BENEFIT
PARTY ARRANGED

Women's auxiliary, Old Hickory
club, will sponsor a card party at
7:3O Monday in the clubrooms of
the Omar Baking Company for the
benefit of orphans. Mrs Marie
Westfall is president.
Among committee members are
Mesdames Emma Kirk, Mary CraW-