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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
HillCreSt
Stag Party
Scheduled
Event Tonight Will Be
Part of Membership
Drive Activity.

Stag party tonight at the Hillcrest
Country Club will open activities
for the month. William Bookwalter
chairman of the entertainment, an
nounces that it will be in the ma
ture of a membership drive.
Dutch supper will be served and
members will bring guests. Harry
Gompf is chairman of the clubs
social activities.
Other activities scheduled for
March include a dinner bridge party
Saturday, March 10, with the fol-
lowing in charge, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
Barnaby and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Livingston
Golfers to Meet
Women golfers will meet at the
clubhouse Thursday, March Is, to
plan the summers golf program
Monthly chairmen will be appointed
by Mrs. W. M. Hutchinson. chair
man of womens golf activities, and
a complete calendar arranged
Bridge will be played following the
meeting.
The first of a series of family par
ties is scheduled for Saturday,
March II with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor, chairmen.
Dance Set for Juniors
Junior members of the club and
their guests will be entertained at
a dance Saturday night, March "a,
with dancing from 9 to l. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Higburg and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Stein are arranging the enter
tainment.
On Saturday, March 81, a dinner
bridge will be given in charge Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hervey, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Lewis.
Highlighting the clubs April cal
endar will be an Easter egg party
for members children
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Voters League Committees Chosen
for Lawrence Tibbett Program

Teams have been announced for
the Lawrence Tibbett concert to be
presented Sunday March 25, under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
League of Women Voters.
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. is
chairman of boxes for the concert,
to be assisted by Mrs. Robert Sim
clair, Mrs. Henley Holiday, Misses
Margaret and Harriet Denny, and
Mrs. Donald Jameson.
Members of Mrs. George NJ
Bailey's committee include Mes
danes Charles r. Weiss, Hortense
Rauh Burpee, Julian Bobbs, Wallace
Crane Tony, E. B. Bender, Dickin-
son Smith, August Bohlen, R. D.
Eaglesfeld, William Morrison and
Miss Frances Holiday.
Assisting Mrs. Joseph Stickney
will be Mesdames Roy Elder Adams,
Smiley Chambers, William F. Clev-
enger, Howard Gay, Perry Hahn,
George Home, Frederick Holiday
and Misses Ruth Hodges and Sybil
Stafford.
Mrs. Leonard Ensminger's COM
mittee includes Mesdames Addison
Parry, John K. Goodwin, Walter
Rogers, Larue D. Carter, Lehman
Dunning, B. C. Ellis, Gayle B. Wolfe
w. D. Catch, c. o. Page, T. A. w.
Gillian, Stanley P. Hayes and Miss
Helen Swoyer. Assisting Mrs. How
ard Meeker, captain, will be Mes
danes Louis Haerle, Ralph Vonne-
gut, Charles lockwood, Clarence
Cartwright, j. Douglas Perry, Frank
Chambers, Russell Wilson, Eugene
Miller and Misses Gertrude Taggart
and Elizabeth Watson.
Mrs. George Kuhn, Mrs. Cleon
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Nafe and Mrs. j. L. Murray will as
sist Mrs. Clarence Merrill, captain,
and Mesdames Louise Bake Dixon,
Roger K. Brown, Jacob White and
E. j. E. Ellsworth are included on
Mrs. William Snethen's committee.
Working with Mrs. Jack Good
man are Mesdames I. C. De Haven.
Arch Grossman, George Finefrock,
Samuel Lewis Shink, Garvin Brown,
James Moag, Mortimer c. Furscott
and Misses Sara Lauter, Gertrude
Brown and Emma Gelman.
The team headed by Mrs. William
Allen Moore includes Mesdames
Christopher Coleman, Joseph A
Miner, Wendell Rynerson, W.
LongsWorth. Edward Knight, join
Downing Johnson, Stanley Brooks,
Ernest N. Sellers and Luther Brooks
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Essay Contest
Won by Pupil
at ShOrtridge

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, announced winners in an
essay contest at a meeting yester-
day at the chapterhouse.
Miss Dorothy Brooks of Short
ridge high school was winner and
the school will receive an American
flag from the American Legion.
Judges were Mrs. Ernest DeWolf
Wales, Mrs. H. H. Hanna and Mrs
Mark Reasoner.
Candidates for vice-regent named
we're Mrs. Walter H. Green and
Mrs. George S. Olive.
Other nominations included those
of Mrs. Orland A. Church, cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. Harry A.
VanOSdoI, treasurer; Mrs. George
S. Row, chapter house secretary,
and Mrs. James P. HOSter, chaplain.
Election will be held Thursday
Mrs. Anna Ernberg of Berea col
lege, Berea, KY, was guest speaker
She exhibited work made by stu
dents. The Shortridge high school
choir sung, under the direction of
Mrs. James A. Moag.
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Robert II. Brown stables, is chair
MN Of the committee from the
association.
The committee has approved the
architects design of the stables,
which includes three box stalls with
doors Of the Dutch type with cool
ers and other equipment in the up
per parts.
Mrs. Frank Haight is the COM
mittee member from the Algonquin
Riding Club; Mrs. Robert Master,
Robert H. Brown stable; Mrs. E. E.
Martin. Meridian Hills Country
Club: Miss Grace Speer, Algonquin,
and Mrs. Charles Chopper, Indian
apoIs Saddle Club.
Horses to Be Shown
The carriage room will exhibit
pony and trotting carts. a sleigh and
buggy, all types being used today
Outstanding horses from each OF
the riding clubs will be exhibited in
the stalls, with the names Of the
horses and colors Of their clubs
hanging over the doors.
The lounge will appeal to those
who look for comfort. A large open
fireplace will have facilities for
cooking steaks and coffee. 1t will
be furnished with rustic furniture
and lighting fixtures will be modi-
fications of early American styles.
Harness Display Planned
The saddle room Will be paveo
with masonry and paneled with
pine. In the tack room, saddles,
brides and harness will be con-
veniently arranged. Cabinets will
hold trophies and ribbons.
The women expect to attract
hOrsemen from all parts of the
state by the model plans for the
stable They've already begun a
campaign to sell tickets.
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CLUB HEADED AGAIN
BY MRS. CAMPBELL

Mrs. T. D. Campbell will serve as
president of the Thursday Lyceum
Club as the result of an election
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. Earl
H. Gender, Is Meridian place.
Other officers, all reelected, are
Mrs. Irving P. Blue, vice-president;
Mrs. l.. c. Messick, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Harry Wilson, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Gender
treasurer; Mrs. Robert B. Malloch,
publicity, and Mrs. Helen Talge
Brown, critic.
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Aid GiUen Sick by FIO7Oer Mission
REPORTED at Directors Meeting

Ways in which the Flower Mis-
sion aids its dependent tuberculous
patients in addition to providing
milk and diets we're brought out at
the monthly meeting of the mission
board of directors yesterday in the
Architects and Builders building.
Mrs. David Ross presided.
Mrs. Fred Noerr, district visitor,
reported that she had helped a
mother of a family to find work.
She was assisted in meeting eco
monte emergencies.
There are ninety-siX families on
the mission list. Mrs. Noerr reported.
Each day last month 118 quarts of
milk were delivered to homes of
patients. making a total of 1904
quarters for the month. according
to the report.
Mrs. Noerr said that shoes for
school children are needed Forty
one garments were distributed
among families last month. A
quantity Of magazines an jig-saw
puzzles were given to patients at the
county infirmary.
Mrs. James D. ErmStOn. chairman
Ways and means committee of
the Women's Auxiliary to Sahara
GrOtto will hold a card party at 8
tomorrow night at the home. Mrs.
Ira Hendrickson will be chairman
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of the hospital committee, reported
on developments in the situation re-
garding building of proposed tu-
berculosis unit of the city hospital.
Others who attended the meeting
were Mrs. James H. Loves, treas
urer; Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Bowers,
Mrs. G. J. Buchanan, Mrs. w. C..
Smith, Mrs. G. M. Turner and Mrs.
F. H. Cheyne.
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go down to the store but that she
suspects me. We are drifting
apart as fast as we can. Lately
she never has a pleasant word
to say to me. 1 baby her in
everything, but something in me
is revolving. Some one said a man
is entitled to a good woman and
a good horse. 1 don't care for
the horse, but I mean to have the
woman.
This is the outcome of child
marriage. She was II and I 10
when we married A person
doesn't find himself before he is
30 years old. 1 like to discuss
literature, science, art, current
events and world problems, but
she is not in the least interested.
What would you do?
HENPECKED.
AnSWer-You have come upon one
of those difficult turning points in
marriage where so many couples
lose their bearings. In the begin
ming the lure of the physical, the
struggle for survival and the care
of young children provide a mutual
interest which cements the pair to-
gether. Then comes a time when
physical fires are low, economic
questions not so pressing, and small
children are no longer a continuous
care.
Even after ten or fifteen years il
is not uncommon for such couples
to face the rather amazing fact
that they are almost complete
strangers to each other. Without
realizing it they have been travelling
steadily in opposite directions fol
years. Then suddenly they per.
ceive with alarm the diShearteninG
distance which yawns between
them.
Sometimes 1t is the husband who
has forged ahead mentally, whereas
the wife has become Intellectually
f1abby. Sometimes it is the wife
who strains to escape the four walls
within which she has labored Sc
long. Unless the two have KEEP
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Card Parties

Brightwood Unit of the Indian
apOlis Self Help Exchange will hold
a card party at 8 tonight at the
Brightwood Y. M. c. A. The public
may attend.
Capital City Circle, P. H. C.. will
hold a dinner and card party at
$50 Tuesday at the Foodcraft
Shop. Mrs. John Drager is chair
man
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CONTRACT CLUB
NAMES WINNERS

Woman's Contract Club of In
dianapolis held its regular meeting
yesterday at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club.
Mrs. Alex Metzger and Mrs. Raj
ston Jones were first for north and
south teams and Mrs. j. G. Robin
son and Mrs. w. w. Warrick, second.
High score holders for east and
west were Mrs. Clarence Warren and
Mrs. C. A. Jacqua with Mrs. William
M. Cooper and Mrs. Lawrence Hess,
second.
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MUSIC WILL BE
MEETING TOPIC

National Association of Women
will meet Monday night at the
Washington, Dinner will be served
from $50 to $50, preceding a bust
ness meeting scheduled for 7:30.
Mrs. Mary Traub Busch will talk
on Music, It's Use and Misuse" and
sing a program Of songs, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner
Mrs. iona Shirley will preside.
Board of directors announces the
election of Mrs. Matte Joe Hack
lev to the board
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Skating PARTY Arranged

Miss Elva Stokes is a member of
a committee in charge of skating
party to be given Friday night in
the Riverside skating rink. Queen
Esther and Belmont United
Brethren church members are the
sponsors. On the committee with
Miss Stokes will be Misses Mildred
Rosebrough, Ethyl Middaugh, Violas
Steinburgy and Edward Oliver
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snort SleeVeQ Win nlJIe yoke detail
Schiapareli used blouSeS to give soft feminine
touch Hers were youthful, and most often worn over
the top of the skirt. She showed fine white linen
model with jabot effect at front and the neckine
edged with white Binche lace Paquin used white
linen. with pleated tie ends.
The taffeta blouse, shown in great variety at
Blocks. was one of the outstanding features of the
Paris showings. Vionnet and Chanel both showed it
with draped effects and butterfly bows at the throat.
According to fashion authorities, there is no
the vogue for dark with light suits, was
evident last year. The general ruling to
be gay contrast.
In the showing at Blocks there is a plaid taffeta,
made with high neck, and shirred tie with
fringed edges 1t is made, like many of the others
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
MISS ROBINSON WILL
BE OFFICERS BRIDE

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Sen-
ator and Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Kathryn c
Robinson, and Lieutenant Lynn c
PetroSs, United States navy. The
ceremony win take place at 2:3C
tomorrow in the chapel of the Ma
val Academy at Annapolis.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie will leave for San Diego, Cal.
where Lieutenant Petross will be on
duty on the destroyer Philip.
Miss Robinson is a graduate of De
Paw university.
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MISS HARDIN HEADS
NORTH SIDE CLUB

North Side Study Club elected
Miss Ruby Hardin president at a
luncheon meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. George Reid, 2433
North New Jersey street.
Others elected were Mrs. o. T.
Wingfeld, president; Mrs. A.
A. Goodwin, secretary, and Mrs.
Forest Cartwright treasurer.
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Stable Will
Be Part of
Home Show
Women of Riding Clubs
Sponsor Project for
First Time.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

BLAMING a model country es-
Il tate stable has been the pleas
ure Of a committee Of women from
the Indiana Saddle Horse Associa-
ton. who are cooperating with the
directors Of the indianapolis Home
Complete exposition The entrance
u the manufacturers building of
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t h e Indiana
S { a t e fair
ground, where
the show will
be held April 6
to IA. will be
t r a n sformed
into a fully
equipped stable.
1t S like a
dream c o m G
true TO be work
ing out the
scheme" s a Y
the women, all
riders at city
clubs. Mrs. Alex
MetZger. W h O
rides at the
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Miss MorQUn to Lead

Legislation committee of the In
dianapolis branch, American Asso-
citation of University Women, will
meet at 1870 tonight with Miss
Jenna Birks presiding. Miss Vera
Morgan will lead a discussion on
Recent Developments in National
Legislature with Regard to Educa-
ton"
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lots OF 1rlenQS,
but my wife
does not and
will not mix
with any one
but her family
and mine. I'm
just dying for
the companion
ship of other
people. She is
not high hat,
but is complete
ly satisfied with
her family.
She is jealous
beyond words Of
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Unusual Designing and
Wide Range of Material
Mark Blouses at Blocks
Taffeta, Crepe and Challis Among Fabrics
Available; Strictly Tailored and
Frilly Styles Presented.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

LABRC unusual design noticeable in the coecon
floor of the store 1aet
sheer WASH
strictly tailored sports SHIRTS 10
frily
The of the bouses this seasons fashions was eae
Maggy
muslin bouses her collection WIN
checked gngham cut like sweater jumpers open at the necNe ana
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Riytbdnu Dinner Held

Sixth anniversary of Phi Sigma
Theta sorority was observed last
night with dinner at the Rose OF
Sharon tearoom. Miss Alice Krause
was chairman. Orchid and green
appointments we're used.
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EHtertdil1s at Bridqe

Mrs. Max BEERS entertained at a
luncheon bridge party Wednesday
at her home. 824 Brookside avenue.
Mrs. John Vogel, Mrs. Fred Petit
john and Mrs. Edward Larkins were
her guests.
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With Short sleeves the
Stripes the taeta bouse sometimes horizontal while Others
diagonal Huge bows neCkine
figured tafeta the shop has the tulip neckn
and full sleeves, tied the elbow
Another neCklne The
Sits in front, dropping tie.
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Club Chairman Chosen

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, president
of the Indiana Federation Of Mu-
sic Clubs. announces appointment
of Mrs. Earl Hart, Richmond, as
state chairman of reciprocity and
program adviser. The official board
will meet today at the SEVERN
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White Model WITH Vest Effect

the white blouses ribbed
L like ribbed year
with
the shoulders 1t has
outside of the skirt
Another of bOuseS
fitted WaStlne with
crystal buttons, and has unusual draped short sleeves
The bosom tailored shirt models
the tailored spring. heavy ribbed silk
Other tailored models
colors called briiann which bright another
shade
rhumbatOne
Tailored linens white shown.
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Group of Satin BlOuses Displayed

CATIN
~ stitching
collar peated the with buttons
the sheer a
with deep neck Around this neckne deep m of the george
trimming
youthful white blouse white dotted
square
used to fasten this the front.
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Plays in Sorority Shoe

Her Step
Husband aCill
be presented
by I n d ia n a
Gamma alum
nae of Pr Beta
Phi sorority
S a t u r d q q
night, March
10. at the CiUic
thedter. Miss
AqneS Bal is q
member OF the
east.
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

Are you faced with a situation that
threatens to swamp you? Write to Jane
Jordan for encouragement and advice
Letters of comment are invited on the
problems under discussion.
Dear Jane Jordan - have
beautiful wife and two boys, aged
16 and 10. Very wonderful boys,
too. Sounds like that ought to be
enough to please any man, but
I am very unhappy. We have a
good car and a neat bankroll.
But I enjoy company and have
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(FrOm Another Correspondent
(ToO Late for Last Week)
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Leonard and son.
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Robert accompanied by Mr.. Callahan.
all of Minneapolis, spent Sunday at j.
+. DUhe's. Other dinner guests there
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Majzner and
sons. Miss Michaelson. David Beavers.
Edwin Wickstrom. and the Axel Wick
StrOm family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Kenny of Shovel
Lake, came Thursday noon and spent
until Sunday afternoon here, visiting
their old friends and relatives. staying
at j. F.. Dubie's.
John Brabanec and son, Johnnie, and
Oliver Wilson accompanied Joe Dubie to
Sunrise Tuesday forenoon. The first
mentioned returned late that evening
with fine team of horses he traded
for his old team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Westerberg drove
to sturgeon Lake Wednesday of last
week to see Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Warden
there.
Nj. Batchelder and two young men
friends of the former. spent Friday Wis
ting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Gust WeSterberg.
Edwin Wickstrom of near Denham
accompanied by Miss Michaelson had
Sunday O'Clock dinner at AXel Wick
stroms and then drove to Moose Lake
to attend movie.
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STURGEON BEACH

1t really seemed like summer Sunday
when family from away drove here
to the beach and had a picnic supper.
Mrs. Hilda Cunningham visited at the
Whiting home Tuesday afternoon. She
was out looking at the work being
done on her cottage. Joe OderbraS XII
is doing the work. Last fall Mrs. Cum
ningham had her lots fenced and the
posts painted white with red tops. 1t
adds greatly to the looks of the place.
Mrs. +. l.. Whiting met with bad
accident Tuesday evening. While going
down the steps from the porch her
heel caught and she fell headlong to
the ground. spraining her wrist and
shaking her up very badly.
Roger Barnes and Harold Void Wis
tied Friday evening at the Whiting
home. Roger is doing some interior
decorating at the Parnell cabin.
Mrs. Parnell and Miss Allan returned
to their home at Oak Knoll Monday
after being in st. Paul for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Eng Void of Log Cabin Inn.
was called to Barnum Saturday eve
ming as her mother was very ill with
heart trouble.
Miss Ethel Anderson and Miss Agnes
Bengston of CloQuet. and Bill Godfreys
of Kansas, We're Sunday supper guests
at Silver Sands Beach, the Whiting
home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Beccue called on
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DENHAM

William Anderson was very pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening. when
about twenty Of the young folks of this
community met at his home. the oc-
casion being his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stromgren and
Mr.; and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Du-
tor Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rundquist and
Julienne and Albert Weinberg spent Fri
day evening at Eskel Anderson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Nelson and FAM
lily and Ardys and Lorraine Anderson
spent Sunday afternoon at Swan Nell
sons.
Mae Cpgren spent Sunday afternoon
at Swan OlSon'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Irene and Shirley
and ESkel Anderson spent Sunday at
Mr.. 1rene'S farm near Mora.
Betty Anderson and Deloris Rye WISH
urday.
The seniors of the Willow River high
The class decided it was very edu-
cational trip.
Phyllis Henderson of Moose Lake.
visited the Maple Grove school Monday.
Albert Weinberg visited at Ernest Nell
sons Sunday evening
MISS HOuSman and Marian AmundSen
visited at the Upgren home Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Rundquist and Julienne
went to Minneapolis Sunday to visit
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Larson and Myrtle
Overland visited at the Upgren home
last Thursday evening.
Ray Kvistberg was a weekend visi-
tor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weinberg and
family moved to Pine City last week,
Mr.. Weinberg having found employment
there.
Mrs. Charles Upgren and Mae, Myrtle
Overland and Mrs. l.. j. Larson visited
at the Guenther home Monday evening.
Mrs. Vincent Mikrot's mother passed
away at the V. Mikrot home Monday.
sympathy is extended to the sorrowing
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallin. Mrs. Carl Fran
cen. Seevert Nelson, and Sewald Wallin
drove to Morris, Illinois Monday. to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Wallin's broth
er. Sympathy is extended to the sor-
rowing relatives.
Remember the Mothers Day program
and ice cream social at the Swede Park
church Saturday evening, May II.
The Woman'S Home and Foreign Mis-
Sionary Society of Denham community
will meet in the afternoon of May 10
at the Swede Park church. There will
be a short business meeting and a de-
votional service. Rev. Conrad will be
the guest speaker and Mr.. Norlin. a
gospel singer. will render vocal music.
An offering will be lifted for the cause
of missions. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.