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Evening star., 1934-03-15
7OENTR|ES LISTED
IN HUNTER TRIALS
MiddIeburg Event, Post
poned Twice, Will Bring
Season to Close.
Special Dispatch TO The Star,

MIDDIEBURG, Va, March Is
Seventy entries are listed for the an
nual Middleburg hunter trials, which
will bring to a close the hunting sea-
son in this section Saturday at the
Glenwood race course. on the estate
Of D. c. Sands, M. F. H. These trials,
twice postponed on account of weather
conditions, have attracted the out
standing hunters of this section. 1t
is hoped that the course. which is still
heavy. will be put in a fair condition
by Saturday with the aid of the dry
ing March winds.
TWenty-one of the entries listed
were made by Mrs. John Hay Whit
ney, including l6 of her outstanding
hunters The Whitney entries in
clude Bon Diable, gray gelding, win
ner last year of the Mlddleburg Bowl
$4,000 silver trophy awarded to the
best hunter in the trials: Two Leg
gins, Ucello, Knight of the GalteeS,
War Flame. ThOrnbTack, Saltrello
Hush Money, Secret Meetings, Sir
Langdon Hopeful Jim. Cornelius. Bad
Luck. High Feather, Dusty Foot and
Silver Shield.
Other Entries Listed.
Other entries are Lady Clare and
Stormy Weather, Paul Mellon Flying
Hawk. Quidade, Dancing Princess, My
Tag, Mrs. R. C. Winmlll, Halle and
Pompquet, Duncan H. Read; Top
Twig and the Nun, Stephen Clark, il;
Her Way and Last Thought, Miss
Betsy Clark Lord MCGEE, Iom Wal
Ter; Gangway and Dual Control, Fred
erick Warburg: two entries, B. E. B.
Hall; Belfast, c. K. Hubbard; Mayor
Walker and Winway, Mrs. Howard
Linn; Harvey and Straw Track, HUI
bert PhippS; the Phantom and Black
Magic, Mrs. H E. Talbot; Camilla
c. E Perkins, Atheny, Mrs. Amory
Perkins; Tommy Atkins, George Nc
Murty; Border Stripe, Miss Laura
sprague: Trap, Henry Frost; Big Tip
Jack Skinner; Ghandi, Mrs. j. F
Bouvier; Prophet, Flying Horse Farm
and Straide Gift, Richard K. Mellon
Due to the postponements OF the
trials a change has been made ir
the judges Those for Saturday are
Col. Charles P. George, commanding
officer of Fort Myer, Va, Dion Kerr
Washington, and CORTLAND H. Smith
The Plains, Va.
Three Glasses Scheduled.
Three classes will be shown, a;
follows The Masters Plate, for hunt
ers owned and ridden by members Of
the Middleburg Hunt. D. c. Sands
M. F. H, will present the plate II
this class.
The Masters Plate, for pairs Of
hunters, plate to be presented by Miss
Charlotte Noland, M. F. H.
The Virginia Plate, for hunters, to
be owned and ridden by members OF
or subscribers to an organized hunt
The Middleburg Hunt will present this
plate.
The course will be about 2 miles
with 10 natural obstacles, including
rail fences, stone walls, a gate which
competitors will be required to oper
and close and other obstacles natura
to the country.
The Middleburg Community League
will benefit from the admission charge
at the gates.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
RELIEF BOARD NAMED
y staff Correspondent of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March l5.-Dr
Claude w. Mitchell of Silver Spring
and DR.. Lewis Merriam of Kensington,
a member of the Brookings Institute
staff, we're appointed members of the
Public Welfare Board for Montgomery
County by the Board of County Com
mlSSiOnerS.
The board was appointed some time
ago by Gov. Albert C. Ritchie to su-
perviSe the expenditure of all Federal
relief funds on county projects and
to conduct activities of the c. w. A.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

raising funds to carry out the program
Of welfare work in the community,
including the furnishing Of lunches
and milk for underprivileged children
in the public schools and the visiting
nurse service. Mrs. William Wight
will preside.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
MARRIAGE BILL OFFERED

DOVER Del, March IS P).-Per-
sons seeking marriage licenses in
Delaware would be required to furnish
a physicians certificate attesting they
are in good health, under the terms
of bill introduced in the State House
of Representatives yesterday.
The bill was presented by Repre-
sentative Robert Hopkins.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Night Rider Is Dead.

Capt. ]. Ohio Paget. who took part
in a midnight steeplechase in which
riders wore white nightShirts instead
Of hunting kit and galloped over
3-rnile course lit by oil lamps hang
ing on the hedges, has died in Bur-
rough, England.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
GROVETON 4-H MEETS
"Suitable Winter Dishes" Sub
ject of Discussion.

Special Dispatch to The Star
GROVETON. Va, March 15-"Suit-
able Winter Dishes" was the subject
taken up at the meeting of the Grove
ton All Club today under the super
vision of Mrs. j. E. BauSerman, club
leader.
The local club has been instru-
mental in having an electric range
installed at the new school and has
been serving hot lunches to under
nouriShed children.
The organization plans to CO.
operate with the PIT. A. in equipping
the school kitchen.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
4.H Demonstration Slated,

POTTERS HILL, Va, March IS
(SpeciaD Miss Sara Cox of Wood
lawn, leader of the local All Club,
IS planning to give demonstration
of cooking Winter vegetables at the
club meeting at the school tomorrow.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12

Fruitland, Md. A. Baker
Glrdletree, Md.-L.V. Pratt, sup
ply
Gumboro-J. P. Kelly, supply
Hebron, Md.-W. c. Poole
Mardela Springs, Md.-W. Fat
kinson, supply
Marion, Md.-M. w. Glow. sup
ply
Mt. Vernon, Md.-O. B. Reed
Nanticoke, Md. P. Landon
Newark. Md.-G. H. Wheatley
Ocean City, Md. A. Littleton
Ocean View and Millville- j.
Moore
Onancock, Va--W. Everett
Parsonburg, Md.-E. B. Eckhart
Phoebus, Vac. E. Sterling
Pittsville, Md.-To be supplied
Pocomoke City, ,Md-H. B. Kelso
Pocomoke Circuit, Md. To be
supplied
Powellville, Md.-D.T. Campbell,
supply
Princess Anne, Md.-R. P. Mich
OILS
Quantico, Md.-W. j. Ennis
Roxana- j. Mckee
st. Peters, Md.-W. D. Short
Salisbury, Md-Asbury, George
w. Humphreys, Grace, J. E. Ed
ridge
Selbyville- E. M. Shockley
Sharptown, Md.-G. S. Thomas
Smiths Island. Md. - H M
Ralph, supply
Snow Hill, Md - T. F. Beau
champ
Somerset, Md. T. Pritchard
Stockton, Md.-O. T. Baynard
Tangier, Val. N. Bailey
Westover, Md-R. L. Kirby sup
ply
Whitesville- e-W. G. Buckson, sup
ply
Willards, Md.-To be supplied
Miscellaneous
F. A. Lindhorst, Field Director
Board of Education M. E. Church,
Wesley Quarterly Conference, Do
yer
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12

,,rjpg Aprn g., will be clos
Eytbs POSI- oi,'. m only on
E.,,,ss ssii 6 further ia ! notice.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12

nual conference for March 27,1935
Before adjourning Bishop Hughes
announced these assignments:
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
DR.. L. JOHNSON
RETURNS HERE
CONTINUED From Page OneI

nual conference for March 27,1935.
Before adjourning Bishop Hughes
announced these assignments:
WILMINGTON DISTRICT
Disston w. Jacobs, superintendent.
Asbury-C. E. Davis
Bellefonte-J. c. Steen, supply
Brandywine-O. A. BARLEY
Cookman-Vinal E. Hills
Eastlake-C. G. Harris
Epworth-W. S. Grant
Grace-B. M. Johns
Harrison Street.. w. Colona
Hillcrest-Raymond w. Hallman
Kingswood-P. w. Spence
Madeley-O. B. Rice
McCaoe-A. G. Goddard
Mt. Salem. w. Jones
Scott. E. Wimbrow
Silverbrook-R. L. Minker
st. Paups-O. J. Collins
Trinity-C. H. Hudson
Union-T. J. Sard
Bethel and Town Point. Md.
B. Vaughn
Brack-Ex-R. H. Adams, supply
Charlestown, Md. H. Thorn
ton, supply
Cherry Hill, Md.-W. H. Kohl
Chesapeake City, Md. - J. T.
Price
Chester-Bethel-S. B. Bradley
Christiana-R. M. Green
Claymont-E. w. Mcdowell
Delaware City - E. H. Collins,
supply
Ebenezer-T. o. M. Wills
Edge Moor - w. e. Fosnocht,
supply
Elk Neck, Md.-G. v. Turner
Elkton, Md. B. Morgan
Hockessin and Cedars - w. H
Revelle
Holly Oak-J. e. Layton, supply
Hopewell, Md. r. Diehl
Marshallton-H. M. Parks
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12

Gootee. Little Miss Janet Gootee
who spent last week in Smyrna
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee. accom-
panied her parents home.
Miss Sarah E. Richards was the
guest at luncheon of DR.. and Mrs
Edward S. Dwight on Tuesday
Miss Richards has just returned
from a motor trip to Savannah
Charleston and other southern
points and was enroute to her
home at Flushing, Long Island
New York.
Mrs. Ellwood Miller and daugh-
ter Blanche. of Lockhayen, Pa, are
spending some time with Mrs. Mill
er's sister, Mrs. J. Frank Webb
and Mr.. Webb. Their mother, Mrs
Belle Peters, is critically ill at the
home of Mrs. Webb.
Miss Louise Langrell, a student
nurse of the Methodist Hospital,
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Hous-
er of Stroudsburg, Pa, spent the
weekend with Miss Langrell's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lang
rell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Taylor
and son, Mr.. Willard Taylor, and
Miss Dorothy Nichols of Whining
ton, were guests of Mrs. Emma
Rutty and daughter, Miss Joseph
inc Rutty on Sunday.
Mrs. George w. Jones and Mrs.
Hilda Marvel were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Jackson at their home at Potts
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Apple
ton and Mr.. Thomas Thomasin of
Philadelphia. Pa, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Taylor
on Sunday.
Miss Laura Lee Corley of this
town, and Mr.. Charles Owens Jr.,
of Wilmington, were guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baker at Avondale, Pa.
Miss Alberta Allen, a student
nurse at the Osteopathic Hospital,
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Allen.
Miss Julia HUM of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with her father
Joseph B. HUM and her aunt Miss
Clara Leinberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Collins, of
Laurel, have moved to Smyrna
into the apartment of Harry David
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G.. Handy.
Miss Louisa Bradford of Middle
town, was guest on Monday at
st. Peters Rectory of Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick Marx Barton.
Miss Hilda Harry has accepted
a position in the Office of the State
Welfare Home. She assumed her
duties last week.
DR.. Theodore E. Hynson of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
w. Hynson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lloyd and
son of Maplewood, N. j., were the
guests of Mrs. Frank Evans over
the weekend.
Mrs Warner w. Price will be
hostess to the Thursday Bridge
Club this afternoon at her home on
Main Street.
Mrs. William J. Taylor enter
tanned the Tuesday Bridge Club on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lester Scotton
of Newark, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Hudson OF Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Huxley Of Whining
ton, has returned after visit with
her sister, Mrs. Howard r. Jones.
Mr.. Edwin Corley Of Washing
ton, d. c., was the weekend guest
of DR.. and Mrs. R. F. Corley.
Mr.. William Lattomus of Will
mington, is visiting his brother,
Mr.. ]. Price Lattomus.
Mrs. Maude Toppen of Whining
ton, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
w. c. Deakyne.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
IRSONAL AND
| SOCIAL ITEMS
! Who Come and Go,
itars To Our Community
M Former Smyrnians
EAND CLUB PARTIES

md Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp
lnington, have announced the
cement Of their daughter.
Anne dupont Sharp, to Rob-
hnon Kennett. of Conway,N
u, Kfnnett is the son of Mrs
nxy Kennett and the late
ne Ksnnett The wedding will
pace in June. Miss Sharp
'eoutante of this season, and
presented to society by her
At a ball held during the
lnas holidays. She has been
4aent visitor to Miss Marion
nan at Belmont Hall"
nn
ld Mrs. Carlton Walls and
Fn Of Lancaster, Pa, visited
W Mrs. Edward G. Walls
Wy ast week. Mr.. Walls,
= Oeen confined to his home
y fall several months ago
a De sustained injuries to
ls and muscles of his leg,
% Be out again. He is re-
sg!ad hand by his friends.
y Lay Phillips spent Sum
/, % Monday in Washington,
N Attending the Middle Allan
s Conference of the Amer
~0netric Association. Lee
"ie given on the better
: 'as human vision.
10 Mrs Harry Holloway Of
~ we're :, guests on Sunday of
M W. Clifton wbo -,
|Is,s..' . her home on account
Mrs. Clifton was un-
1 : 9 :. . New York City last
NJ s's ss her son, Dr.A.Lee Cliff
1 r : -a family off for Hon.
As,.s sllcn place he has been
Z. '''sa -. N the service of the
81 ''S sa G. swinuey, son of DR..
ID, ~. Isslaney, was the guest
s =, .ssl week of Mr.. and Mrs.
krts - On and Mrs. James p,
a. ~ = swinney has lust
u ana 0'u ], Rlo de Janeiro,
ssttls ,,s : enroute to his bonoe
I ! Washington. = i'0iiie
&C s'9sss wst, P. Collins, Mrs
! w.. 'y00, css. Mrs. Nellie Row
'Asss ; sls1lss nas Hanratty. and
'ssss = = = seckett were lunch
II - = Ms Theodore Ferr.
ID, home at Blackbird 81
=, lassf W. :, o Honecker and
,sa sa.,. Alice P. stevensou son
q adlaa.,0n % Friday after 3
'Asa ! q~s.phai with Mr.. and !
: .eoenn.',aasx- s,',ax- Mr.. and Mrs.
|a.hsaa aapsnied p.. them home a,u.
i over until sot,,, ile
! es,s M. Edmund s4soay, cootea y,
p, were euss,s CUesse o. .,
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
IN VICINITY

,,rs have recelv-
tis,tt. !. 's,,S'l saTs been called for
!, N april 10
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12

F. A. Lindhorst, Field Director
Board of Education M. E. Church,
Wesley Quarterly Conference, Do
yer.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
NOTICE

Horace Tilghman has moved his
wheelwright shop back of home, S.
Main Street. Ready for business.
Sharpening all kinds of saws and
tools in general use. Will do odd
jobs brought from your home.
Blacksmith Shop will be open with
in few days.
81 At 80
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
In loving remembrance of my dear
Mother. Mrs. Martha Shaw, called home
IA years ago today, April 9. 1920.
Long years and nights she bore in pain
To wait for cure. but all in vain;
For God alone knew what was best.
And took her home to give her rest.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her toll on earth is done;
Her troubles are all ended.
Her heavenly crown she won.
Sadly missed by daughter MARTHA
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12


New Castle-H. R. McDade
Newport. G. Mccoy
North East, Md.-P. E. Reynolds
Perryville. Md.-O. p. jefferson
Port Deposit and Colora, Md
Tilghman Smith
Red Lion-A. w. Strickland
Richardson Park-W. A. Hearn
Rising Sun, Md.--A. B. Frye
st. Georges and Summit L.
Sparklin
st. Johns, Pa. w. Prettyman
Stanton. B. Dickerson
Zion Circuit, Md.-C. H. Atkins
MIDDLETOWN DISTRICT
E. G. Hallman, superintendent
Bayside, Md. G. Lynn, sup
ply
Bozman and Neavit, Md. F.
Willis, supply
Cecilton, Md.-E. w. Henvis
Centreville, Md.-R. T. Thawley
Chestertown, Md.-Frank White
Cheswold-J. E. Jones. supply
Church Hill, Md.-Walter Beck
with, supply
Clayton-C. w. Strickland
Concord, Md.-W. M. Parker
Cordova, Md.-John French
Crumpton, Md.-A. T. Hudson,
supply
sDenton, Md.-M. S. Andrews
Easton, Md. Harry Wright
Fairlee, Md-S. T. Hamblin
Galena, Md. J. Givan
Greensboro, Md.-G. w. Dawson
Hillsboro, Md.-John Kelso
Henderson. Md.-Alonzo Travers
supply
Kenton and Hartly James
O'Neil
Kent Island, Md.-C. w. Spry
Middletown- E. Wheatley
Marydel, Md. - f. G. Conner,
supply
Millington, Md.-A.W Goodhand
Odessa #. @. Louhoff
Oxford, Md.-Glenn Aldrich
Preston, Md.-T. r. Van Dyke
Pomona, Midi. o. Hufnal
Queenstown, Md.-Ray w. Kir-
wan
Ridgely, Md.-Leon Ross
Rock Hall, Md.-Conrad Hamer
Royal Oak. Md.-C. D. Sharpless
supply
st. Michaels, Md.-Leolan Jack
son
Smyrna L. Johnson
Still Pond and Betterton, Md
w. v. Moore
Sudlersville, Md. c. B. Hop
kins
ST. Paul's, Md.-E. w. Henvis
Tilghman, Md.-W. G. Barlow
Townsend -C. N. Jones
Trappe, Md. B. Prettyman,
supply
Wye Mills and Starr, Md.-W. L.
McClinstock, supply
DOVER DISTRICT
w. E. Habbart, Superintendent
Beckwith and Spedden, Md.-R.
H. Nelson.
Bethel. r. Jester. supply
BladesrF. K. McCorkle, supply
Bridgeville- H. Brasher
Cambridge, Md.-W. G. Harris
Camden-R. w. Campbell
Canterbury-H. G. Budd, supply
Church Creek, Md.-Waldo Die,
supply
Crapo- G. Thomas, supply
Dover-St. Pauls, A. L. White,
supply
Wesley, E. p. Thomas
East New Market, Md.-A. F.
Zimmerman
Ellendale-E. N. Wright, supply
Elliott's Island, Md.-E. L. Ben
nett. supply
Farmington-J. F. Langrell
fredericksburg, Md. - G. Irving
Carpenter
FELTON, T. Caldwell
F'rederica-N. G. Benson
Galestown and Reliance, Md
w. F. Corkran, supply
Georgetown-O. 2. Jones
Georgetown Circuit. H. Card
ner, supply
Greenwood-R. E. Green
Harrington-J. E. Parker
Hooper's Island, Md.-C. G. Can
non, supply
Houston-J. T. Graham, supply
Hurlock, Md.-W. M. Nesbitt
LaureIM. w. Marine
Lewes-O. H. Connolly
Lincoln-S. L. Handy, supply
Little Creek-J. B. Chadwick,
supply
Magnolia-R. L. Tawes
Milford--Frank Herson
Milford Neck-N. c. Benson
Millsboro-J. A. Clark
Milton-Howard Davis
Dloo ~ HanbU
Smyrna times., 1934-04-12
III Times
yp' rrrAWARE

%!rnIa'r nn
4 lzp VICINITY
| pp.s l..',ss. u s.'tsy 4st sSs'sss It !. sss
f, 6 :''ss ss'i''i 4 + Farrell On
c''ils.
..,,a banks have To,'rtb Tsorrt
'!l'e :'s,5 certain Of the ss,1"5 hGpfor for
sods baTs . 5ssH
o April D.
,nril 14th, the win WIN
ns past at'O Office will bee be clos, IS.
d. to 4 P. nl,' a.;aa 0nis -
3 ; 'aii :. further notice
.,,r of the Smyrna
y - psTs Wednesday night al.v i
b present the he, pay. thst
y, ! md also the play :'r,Ilna tnal
\ the All Club "tam- alar
?, !, early date. After
- =. ssd . been disposed Of i. a
Is ss,D' nj including a song Dy
a',IDd s' and q reading by Hilda
~ was given
!, s,asbiugsr, son Of f Har-
= ELEANOR (Spruanoe) schaD,
e Felton. and a
4 Miss Mary E. spruanIe' iul =
4 sas received word that ne
+ the successful , winners W ne;s
= soping ! News Worlds .loa Far
'aas,I ns,IS Tour and will attend
aaD~ s..r. ths Century of Pro-
| npoation at Chicago
LIZ Postles, in response to
kns to get u .ou.n oitizen
rFc. Colt, a former elaizen ! Sal
IN, recently, received ? rp5- s.
" r's i, executor that Mr.Golt
n lsst June. As it had not
generally known in smyrna
L. came to her as a shock
|sJt had no relatives here
4, death of his sister, MISS
|. an and this together with
\ i owned no property here
u. beeu the reason no no
rsrs sent to Smyrna. Mr..
:. . son of the late Squire
c0It and left Smyrna for the
Jgll 1-4u
vorlpg man to seek his for
Il became a prominent
) and at the time of his
vas a vice president Of the
ssr National Bank of In
rOlis. Indiana. He made fire.
visits to Smyrna when his
lived. but failing health pre-
i bis coming the past sever
sn At one time he was
nsnt in the business and so
If Of Smyrna.
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6roadway avenue, west. assisted Mrs.
karastewicz In serving.
=
Miss Celeste sowka Of Underwood,
VINO graduated from the North Da-
kota Agricultural college, Fargo, With
tne 1888 class, Is In Bismarck visiting
WIN ner brother and sister-in Jaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. sowka, Mason
apartments.
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Bismarck Hospital Distitian
Chosen to Pass on Achieve.
ment Day Entries

Miss Ethel Flaten, Bismarck hospi-
tal dietittan. will Judge entries Ia the
canning contest to Be conducted "a
connection with the Burleigh county
annual Homemakers' Achievement
Day to b held 1t the World war
Memorial building Saturday, besin-
Ming at 10 o'clock: County AGENT
Henry Q. Putnam, who i assistinr
N arrangements for the program. an
nounced Miss Flaten,s appointment q
Judge Thursday. Several prizes are
being offered by business firms.
Miss Grace belong, Fargo, state
home demonstration leader, and Mis-
Ruth Dawson. Fargo, both Of the
North Dakota Agricultural COLLEGE
extension division. viii b here Tor
the occasion.
The major project for the current
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mortal building. The Fidac and ma
tional defense com ittee headed hv
MRS. 9. J. Worner will have charge Of
tne social entertainment and refresh.
ments. Other members Of the com.
mttee are Mrs. John A. Page, Mrs.
a: M. Fisher. Mrs. Lester s. Diehl.
miss Dorothy Blunt and Miss Mary
Houser. - ''11'
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Will Present Relief
Work in Radio Talk

Miss Pearl salsberry, director Of
field work for the North Dakota fed
eral emergency relief administration,
Will speak over KFYR at 3 o'clock
Friday afternoon for the weekly
broadcast Of the eighth district, North
Dakota Federation Of Women's clubs
Miss Salsberry Will report on the work
being done by the relief set-up.
announcement Of the speakers for
the next two weekly periods also has
been made by Miss Maude A. Toilet
sen. district radio chairman. J. N.
Roherty. research engineer for the
highway department, is scheduled for
an address on Friday, June Is. He
VIII discuss the Missouri river diver
sion project. On Friday, June a,
Mrs. Berta =. Baker. state auditor. will
Talk on the work Of her department.
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Putnam Announces Judge
For Saturdays Exhibit

year. Getting the Most Out Of the
Food Dollar" will be featured in the
exhibits and demonstrations to Be
offered by the following l3 clubs:
Garfield. North Star. Bismarck, Crofte
Star, Capitol, Rainbow. Wildrose,
Menoken, Sterling, Mckenzie, River
view, Valley Boosters and Wing. The
Menoken, Driscoll. Still and Ttygg
Cedar Hill clubs have chosen TO pres
ent one-act plays instead Of sponsor
ing exhibits. There also will be many
other program attractions.
The general public Is invited to At
tend the Achievement Day, which Is
part Of . statewide movement to de-
monstrate the work which Is being
carried on by the Homemakers.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Women's Relief Corns n ia
meet at $50 o'clock Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A. D. Cordner, Ill Avenue
A. west.
i i
The picnic planned for Friday A.
ternoon for members Of the Junior
American Legion Auxiliary has been
postponed from the scheduled date
because Of the rain but will be held
IN the near future, 1t was announced
Thursday by the sponsors.
+ =
Installation Of the officers elected
recently will mark the meeting OF the
American Legion Auxiliary to take
place at 8 o'clock Friday evening at
the Auxiliary room. World War Me-
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Local Girl WEEDS in
Early Matin Service

Miss Masdalena Tautmann, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Trautmann,
Sr, Driscoll, was married to Nicholas
Herner, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melger
Herner, Mandan, ct . nuptial high
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City and County

Rev: George B. Galley. Hettineer
passed through Bismarck Wednesdav
with . group Of Hettinger children
enroute to church camp at VALLEY
City. '@AeS
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mass solemnized by Rev. Father Hen
~ Holleman at st. Mary's procathe-
oral In this city ut Z o'clock Thurs
day morning. Rev. Father Holleman
also read the marriage service.
Miss Trautmann, who wore q gown
OF white net over pink slip and q
long net veil and carried q shower
bouquet Of yellow roses, was attended
BY Miss Betty Weisbeck and Miss
Claire Falcorer, both Of Bismarck,
Miss Weisbeck, who was maid Of
honor, was attired In peach-colored
net and carried bouquet Of sweet
peas. Miss Falconer was bridesmaid,
wearing q pale green organdy model
and carrying . bouquet Of pale pink
and white carnations. Mr.. Oerner had
his brother, John Herner, for his best
man.
Pink and white appointments were
used for the wedding dinner served
to immediate relatives Of the couple
at noon at the bridegroom's home.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
ceremony and dinner were the brides
parents and her brother and sister.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Traut.
mann, Jr., all Of Driscoll.
In the afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herner left for . wedding trip to st.
Paul ana to the Century Of Progress
exposition at Chicago. Upon their
return, about June IS, they will be at
home at Mandan, where the BRIDE
groom u employed by the Northern
Pacific railway. The bride Is q grad
uate Of the Streeter high school and
has made her home In Bismarck for
some time.
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Miss Ella Chapman, who has been
teaching at Alice, came Wednesday to
spend the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chapman.
Ito Rosser avenue, west. Also arriv-
ing at the Chapman home Wednesday
was Miss Virginia Glass rarimore
VINO Will Be the guest OF Miss Wilda
chapman Tor = week. Miss Jessie
McCosh Of Valley City. who was en-
route to her home from Newcastle
Wyo., where she teaches, stopped over
ior 9 days visit at the Chapman home