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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24
Personals

Robert L. Oberreich, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Oberreich, 26 West
Thirty-siXth street, left today for
New York where he will enter the
American Academy of Dramatic
Art.
Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, Miss
Elizabeth Heiskell and William Pat
tison were among the Hoosiers
aboard the Monarch of Bermuda,
which was to sail today from New
York.
Miss Joan Aufderheide, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Aufderheide,
will spend the spring vacation with
her parents.
Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, 1880
Central avenue, has Mrs. Will Stu
art and Mrs. Robert Pelser, New
Hampshire, as her weekend guests
Mrs. Sheerin and her guests will at
tend the Lawrence Tibbett concert
tomorrow at the Murat.
Miss Eleanor Anne Barrett, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clifford
Barrett, who has been spending the
winter in New York, will leave soon
for a trip to Bermuda.
Miss Judith Chambers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Chambers
and Miss Jean Brown, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray D. Brown, have
returned from VaSsar college tt
spend the spring vacation will,
their parents.
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Card Parties

Alta Vista Club will sponsor a
card and bunco party Monday at
the Modern Woodmen hall, 1925
Prospect street.
Mothers Club of English Avenue
Boys Club will entertain with a
card party tonight at the hall, 1902
English avenue. Mrs. David Ander-
son is chairman.
Prospect Club will entertain with
a card party tonight at 1902 Licking
ton avenue.
Gold Mound Council, D. of P, will
hold a card party tonight at the
home of Mrs. Eva Turner, 308 Ter
race avenue.
Booster Club of Marion Council,
Security Benefit Association, will
give card party at $50 Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Hull. 1884 Gordon street. New Of
ficers will be elected. On Wednes-
day night the club will sponsor an
entertainment at 116 East Mary
land street.
Mothers Club and English Ave-
nue. Boys Club will sponsor a card
party tonight at the club, 1400
English avenue. Mrs David Ander-
son will be chairman.
Misses Katherine and Mary Flor
ence Sullivan, SO South Summit
street, will entertain with a card
party for the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity of Holy Cross Catholic church
at 2 tomorrow afternoon.
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Miss Jaqua and
Richard H. Duke
Married at Club

Miss Janet Jaqua became the
bride of Richard H. Duke today al
the Highland Golf and Country
Club. The bride is the daugter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jaqua and Mr.
Duke is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond j. Duke.
The Rev. George M. Smith read
the service in the presence of i'm
mediate families and a few friends
Harry Bason played the piano dur
ing the ceremony. Lilies and ferns
banked the altar, which was lighted
with two seven-branch candelabra
Single cathedral candles marked
the aiSlewayS.
The bride, unattended, was given
in marriage by her father. She wore
a light blue suit with brown Access
series and shoulder corsage of gar
deniaS. Mrs. Jaqua was gowned in
black. She wore a corsage of pink
roses.
A reception at the club followed.
A TERED wedding cake centered the
bridal table which was appointed
in white. Lilies of the valley and
lilies formed the floral decorations.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jaqua, Paul
Jaqua, Miss katherine Jaqua and
John Jaqua, all of Portland.
After a short trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke will be at home at 1906 Bal
sam avenue. The bride attended
Sweet Briar college and Mr.. Duke
attended Butler university.
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Hadassah Drive
Winners to Be
Dinner Guests

Miss F'rieda Goldman, Chicago
will be speaker at a dinner to be
held tomorrow at the Lincoln by
Junior Hadassah for members who
raised their quota in the SIS gold
plate drive.
Miss Goldman, president of
the Chicago chapter and district
superintendent of Young Judea, will
talk on Three Portraits"
Program will be presented by
Robert TroSs, singer; Virginia Mar
Gus, tap dancer; Misses Adelaide
Cohen, Sophie Rosenthal, Betty
Asher and Hannah Leah Miller and
the Floradora Girls.
Miss Dorothy Schlesinger will be
master of ceremonies. Miss Helen
Marer is HadaSSah president; Miss
Lee Rogin, program chairman;
Misses Eva BlueStein and Geraldine
Young. co-chairman. Miss Rose
Einstandig. financial secretary, and
Miss Kalah Larman, publicity.
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Announcements

Officers of the City Union of
Kings Daughters will be elected at
a meeting at 8 Monday night at the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Richardson is presi-
dent.
Ways and means committee of
the John A. Logan chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the Union, will entertain
with a card and bunco party at
Wednesday afternoon at the Polk
Milk Company plant. HOO East
Fifteenth street.
An "old time" dance will be given
April IL in st. Johns hall, 124 West
Georgia street, by the women of the
St. Johns. Mrs. Frank Day 4
chairman.
Delta Gamma Rho fraternity will
hold its annual spring dance to-
night at the Spink-Arms with
music by Bill Cole and his orches-
ira. Raymond Sweeney, chairman
will be assisted by Miss Olive
Stroeh.
Miss jeanette Orlof is visiting in
Miami, Fla.
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BRIDE-ELECT WILL
BE HONORED GUEST

Miss Louise Mayes, 623 North
Parker avenue, will be hostess to-
night for bridal party in honor of
here sister, Miss Burta Fay Mayes.
who will be married to Ralph Lloyd,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Llovd.
on Easter Sunday. Miss Mayes is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mayes.
Guests with Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs.
Mayes and the bride-elect will be
Mesdames w. r. Stafford. Sherman
Chasteen, Florence Phillips and
Ruth Faust; Misses Bernadine
Lloyd, Imogene Lloyd, Natelle Sana-
horn, Margaret Wilson, Salley Lar
ner, Ruth Pugh, Lucille Fierreck,
Vera Todd, Virginia Mock, Winifred
Coon, Edna Smith. Alvene Caves.
Kate Spall, Althea Day, Marie
Leuth, Mary Hurt, Mabel Reynolds,
Mickey Burnett, Mary Jane Mayes
and Margaret Hoffman.
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Miss SudbrOck
Picks April IA
as Wedding Day

Miss Helene Sudbrock has chosen
Saturday, April IA, as the date for
her marriage to Frank A. Hegeman.
Miss Sudbrock is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Sudbrock,
1856 North Pennsylvania street.
The ceremony will be read at $3.50
at the home of the bride elects
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
F. Piel, 1866 North Meridian street.
Several parties are planned to
honor Miss Sudbrock and Mr.. Hege-
man. Carl A. Piel Jr. will give a
dinner in their honor Saturday
night, March 81, at his home, 3416
North Meridian street.
Paul fischer will be host for a
dinner party at his home, 4534
North Pennsylvania street, Saturday
night, April 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Hegeman,
parents of the bridegroom ELECT,
will entertain tomorrow night.
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Republican Club Program to
Include Address and Music

Duties of an Opposition Party
will be the subject of an address by
Alfred Evens, Bloomington, before
members of the Indiana Women's
Republican Club at Thursday at
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Samuel H. Fletcher will pre-
side. Musical program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. I. E. Smith, So
prano; Mrs. Edan Sanchez, contral-
to, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
White, and Miss Lois lie Saulnier,
violinist.
Mrs. Josephine Fairhead is chair
man of hosteSses. Those represent
ing Fifth and Sixth wards will be
Mesdames T. B. Wright, Clara OK
ley, Ester Ferrel, Pearl Houst, Noble
Corey, William Yeager, Ann Thomp-
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son, Ruth Peele, Carter Elzrath, H.
H. Jones, James Bradford, Harriet
Mayer, Nellie Leuke, Mary Ruck,
and Laura Lee and Misses Clair
Henry and Florence Whitmore.
HostesSes for Wayne township
will include MesdameS Bertha G.
Sturgeon, Blanch Burns, Minnie
Chadwell, Roxena Wheeler, Bessie
Jones, Grace McCalmet, Cora Flack,
Virginia Black, Annett Lundy, Lu-
cinda Dusange, Mary Hayes, Edna
Kromp, Grace Kemp, Laura Hoff-
man and Josie Hall.
Hostesses from the Fourth ward
will be MesdameS Ancil P Harvey,
Edgar Hart, Lewis F. Pomush, Carl
Kelley, Charlotte Saul, Samuel H.
Fletcher, L. M. Huessman, Luella
Nash, Frank Cones and Janet
Jeffries.
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STATE SISTERHOODS
TO MEET IN CITY

Rabbis and members of Sister
hoods in the state will attend the
state convention of Temple Sister
hoods to be held in the city Tues
day and Wednesday, April II and
ID. Papers, talks and discussions
will pertain to Religion in an
Everchanging World
Mrs. Isaac Born, state president,
is chairman of the convention; Mrs.
Harry Burton Jacobs, general chair
man. Mrs. David Lurvey, program;
Mrs. Louis Borinstein, hospitality,
and Mrs. Isidore Feibleman, Indi-
ana representative of the National
Federation of Sisterhoods.
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First Play Set
for Wednesday
in Bridge Event

First play in the st. Joan of Arc
Women's Club bridge tournament
will be held for members at 2:30
Wednesday, April 4. The play will
follow the business meeting. Ad-
ditional rounds of the tournament
will be held May and June 6.
Reservations are in charge of the
chairmen, Mesdames George Evard,
j. R. Swartz and Thomas D. MCGEE
and the officers, Mesdames Clara
Slattery, Thomas D. MCGEE, w. G.
Hall, Frances Ohleyer, Joseph
Speaks and Thomas j. Farrell.
Reservations have been made by
the following:
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Founding of Delta Gamma to Be
Observed at BLOOMINGTON

Browne, Carl Hardy, all of Indian
apolis, and Mrs. Wayne Stockhouse
and Miss Ella Yakey, Bloomington.
Mrs. George Reed, Bloomington,
and the Misses Edith Brown and
Virginia Feltus of the I. U. chapter
win arrange the program. The deco
rations committee includes Mrs.
Glen Woodward, Bloomington, and
Miss Maxine Piowatte of the 1. u.
chapter.
Miss Elizabeth Weintz, Evansville.
province secretary, will be honor
guest and speaker at the luncheon.
Mrs. Frank L. Churchman, Indian
apoliS, is chairman of the trans
portati0n.
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DeetSJeak din
ner has marked
the clubs ami
versary. It was
forty-fve years
ago that the
Marching Club
became the Co
lumbia Club.
-Four of the
original incor-
poratOrS W ill
reminisce of the
days gone by.
Reminiscing is a
favorite topic at
these annual
dinners. T h e
veteran men,
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SISTER, RETURNED
FROM TRIP, FETED

Mrs. Lowell H. Patterson enter
tanned with an informal tea yester-
day afternoon at her home, 1920 Col
lege avenue, for her sister. Mrs. Wer-
ner Jansen, who recently returned
from Europe.
Mrs. Elsa Panther Haerle and Mrs.
Louise Schellschmidt Koehne poured
at the tea table. Other assistants
were Miss Pauline Schellschmidt,
Mrs c. Walter Spaulding and Mrs
Monroe H. Heath.
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Delta Gamma members through
out the state will gather at Bloom
ington on April IA to celebrate the
sixtieth anniversary Of the sorority's
founding at a luncheon in the In
diana university chapter house.
Mrs. David A. Rothrock, Bloom
ington, and Mrs. Alfred H. Guyot,
indianapolis, are co-chairmen of
the observance, to be attended by
the state active chapters at Butler
and Indiana as well as by alumnae
members.
Reservations are in charge of
Mesdames H. Brent White, John D.
Pitcher, Robert Ltten. George o.
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SOrOrities

Beta chapter, Sigma Delta Theta
sorority, will entertain with a kid
party Monday night at the home of
Miss Carolyn Maan, 1873 Reid place.
The party will be the second in
honor Of rushees.
Misses Ruth McDonough, Mary
Cosgrove, Hortense Lechner, Doro-
thy Calm, Ann Keogh and Mary
McKibbon will be pledged tonight
by Gamma chapter, Alpha Beta
Phi sorority, at Whispering Winds.
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Theta Tau Psi Elects

Mrs. Marshall Haislup is the
new president of Theta Tau Psi,
dramatic sorority. Other officers
are: Mrs Russell H. Williams,
vice-president; Mrs. Elmer Bean
blossom. secretary; Mrs. Rex Rais-
lup. treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Eber-
hardt, parliamentarian; Mrs. w. T.
Holmes, historian; Mrs. Paul Kes-
ter, delegate, and Mrs. Rex Hais-
lup, alternate for the Indianapolis
Council of Women; Mrs. Lyman
Stonecypher, delegate, and Mrs.
William Abel, alternate for the In
diana Federation of Clubs.
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First supper dance to be spon-
sored by the st. Vincent's Hospital
Guild is scheduled for Saturday
night, April 81, at the indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Mrs. Philip A. Derham, chairman
of the entertainment committee, is
general chairman. and will be as
sisted by her committee.
Officers of the guild for the COM
ing term are Mrs. Ellard Duane,
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Rudolph Aufder-
heide, first vice-president; Mrs.
John Consodine. second vice-presi-
dent; Miss Helen Carroll, recording
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Dorothy Thompson, Bride-Elect,
VIII Be H0n0red at Tea

be Misses Margaret Fry, Maxine
Scherrer, Gertrude Shannon, Helen
Robertson, Henrietta David, Dor
othea Meyer, Betty Grove, Belle
Klein, Dorothy O'Toole, Sophie
Rosenthal, Glenna Wilcox, Ruth
Bradford, Maradith Dick and Luz
ellie Wegelhogft.
Other guests will be Mesdames
George Daley, Allen Sinner, Fran
els RoeIl. Harvey Clark, Edward
Tillman, Elmer Robertson. Harold
Bishop and George Pence.
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A bridge tea will be given tomor-
row afternoon at the Columbia
Club in honor of Miss Dorothy
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur K. Thompson, Ham
mond, whose marriage to Harold
Burch. Evansville, will take place
April IS in Hammond.
A centerpiece of blue sweet peas
and yellow roses will be used on the
tea table which will be lighted with
blue tapers.
Guests with Miss Thompson will
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Third annual arts and crafts ex-
hibition of professional Irving
ton artists under auspices of the
Irvington Union of Clubs will be
held April IA, Is and Is in Carr's
hall, 5436 East Washington street.
Assisting Mrs. George M. Gaha-
gan, chairman of the arts and crafts
committee, will be Mesdames G. B.
Elwen, Donald B. Johnston, Charles
Davis, Gustav c. Klippel, L. A. Ray
dali, c. D. Vawter, Edgar Forsyth
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Hair Care Will Become
Important AS That Given
Skin, Ogilvies Predict
Representative of Group of Sister Scalp
Specialists Is Concluding Stay at
L. S. Ayres & Co. Store.
MARCH "a, 1894
BY HELEN LINDSAY

ONE people their hair they
~ their teeth They stimulate and nourh the
faithfully will quarterly
hair regularly they couurer"
This the belief the Ogiv special representative
Miss Dorothy Nelson
In anticipation of that Ogve prepared host
special
these liquid
it has been dressed bottles,
Use of the hair brush strongly the Ogvie sisters
not be afraid though
permanent they advise brushing
the rightly
which
length. To properly adj
that the brush on
The stroke should completely SN#
other 81
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CIub to Entertni11

A bridge party and luncheon will
be given at the Foodcraft shop,
Wednesday, by the Ephamar Club.
HosteSses will be Mesdames w. H.
Blodgett, Henry Westminster and E.
j. Nolin. MeSdames Walter James,
H. j. Scudder. Mack Parker, Sylvia
Buchanan, Lloyd Kirk. George
KamphauS and Mrs. Wischmeier
will be in charge Of bridge arrange
ments. A business meeting will be
held from 1890 to 1880.
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Birthdnu Observed

Mrs. william P. Shay, 627 North
Parker avenue. entertained last
night with a dinner and bridge
party in honor of Mr.. Shay's birth
day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l..
R. Shay, Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Robin
son, Mrs. D. P Shay. Misses Alice
Weber and Danette Shay.
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Traditional
Dinner Set
for April 5
Columbia Club Founding
to Be Celebrated at
Steak Meal.
PAGE
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

butcher caps and aprons will
II be in the fashion at the Co
lumbia Clubs annual beefsteak
dinner, April 5, in the ballroom.
The special garb is traditional and
no exceptions are made. To en-
ter the banquet hall, members and
guests first must don their uni
forms.
Since the days of the March
ing Club, whose members cam
paigned so zealously for Benjamin
Harrison. Indianapolis only Presi-
dent Of the United States, the
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Machine Exercises Eye Muscles

EXERCISES eye machine
T. which given perfected
Schmidt
added OF the machines to the
of his office
old stereopicon machines
normally Small
picture-a picture horizontal
AS patient through the lens he
converge point the dial at which
which the capable
O.
picture then revolves giving the
mus whch is to
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Candidate HOnOred

First of a series of Republican
teas was held yesterday at the Eng
hsh in honor of Louis r. Markun,
candidate for mayor. Mrs. Fred At
kinson and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe
gave talks. Vaughn Cornish sang,
accompanied by Marian Dorothy
Laut.
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T1rO VIII Be HOSteSses

Mrs. E. A. Hamlin and Mrs. Bes-
sic Taylor will be hostesses for the
Contract Study Club Tuesday after
noon at the Sphinx Arms. Mrs. Stel-
Ia G. King will talk on Reversed
Bidding" Mrs. B. G. Halstead anc
Mrs. Taylor held high scores at the
last meeting.
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Became Business Women IN Youth

TINE Ogilvie sisters really sisters not just
i group of young women doing sister act" for
business reasons. They were born in San Francisco,
and entered the business world when only young girls
shortly after the death of their father
JeSsica, who now superviSeS salon work from coast
to coast with her sister Gladys became interested in
the study of the of the hair when she was re-
covering from attack of anenlia. Because her own
hair did not look WE'LL she began to study preparations
for it, and in this way laid the foundation for the
business
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laboratories
the
branch, Elizabeth Washington
about by the wndswept
condition becomes important feature
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Hillcrest Country Club members
will attend a dinner bridge party
next Saturday night when Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Hervey will be chairmen.
Their assistants will be Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T. Lewis. Both auction and contract
bridge VIII be played.
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bers, who have been active for
twenty-five years or more, will be
honor guests.
Besides the beefsteaks and other
dishes tempting to virile appe-
titles, a mammoth birthday cake
will be served from the boxing and
wrestling ring in the center of the
ballroom. The club chef will
use twenty dozen eggs, forty-five
pounds Of sugar, seven pounds of
butter and fifteen pounds of flour as
ingredients. 1t will be decorated
appropriately and will stand four
tiers high.
The entertainment committee
will provide boxing and wrestling
matches on the program, as well as
music, vaudeville acts and speech
making. Frank Fox, publisher of
the Chicago Daily News, will be the
principal speaker.
Children of Meridian Hills
Country Club members will hunt
Easter eggs on the club lawn from
2:30 to 4:30 next Saturday. Mes
danes John T. Heck, w. A. Doep-
pers, Harry L. Foreman, Thomas B.
Noble Jr, o. w. Ficks, K. E. Yates
and Frank S. ONeil are arranging
the annual hunt.
Sons and daughters of club mem
berS who will be at home during
their schools spring recesses will at
tend the junior spring dance
Wednesday, April 4, at the club
house. Arranging the dance are
Messrs. and Mesdames Walter c.
Holmes, w. H. Diddle, A. M. Movie,
Howard S. Morse and DR.. and Mrs.
Louis D. Belden.
Roy Davis, riding instructor at
the stables, and Dick Nelson, golf
professional. are making prepara-
lions for the spring activities.
Holders of highest accumulative
scores in the contract bridge tourna-
ment will receive awards at the
final meeting Monday. Mrs. J..
Kent Leasure and Mrs. j. W..
Twitty will distribute the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin V. Clifford
will be in charge of the monthly
dinner bridge for members and
guests tonight at the clubhouse.
Their assistants will be Messrs. and
Mesdames Verne A Trask, Robert
w. Clark, George M. Weaver and
Charles c. Binkley. The Sunday
night buffet suppers will be con-
tinued tomorrow and Easter
Sunday.
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The c. v. Mabe family took
dinner in Hardin, Sunday.
Mrs. Pierce Hodges called on
Mrs. H. B. Hudson, Monday af-
ternoon.
Leo Ferguson, who Joined the
navy some time ago, is home on a
vacation.
Mrs. J. T. Hudson spent Mon
day night with Mrs. Happy
Humphrey.
Clinton Blackburn and mother
attended church services in Har-
din, Tuesday night.
Fierce Hodges drove a bunch of
mules to Huntley, Saturday, re-
turning Monday evening.
The weather today wednesday,
reminds Us more Of a sunshiny
day in April than Jan. 18th.
Mrs. A. P. Mcdonald and Alex
McCuen from across the river at
tended the baptism, Sunday.
Charley Faw was able to be out
tt church services, Sunday, after
having a severe attack of gall
stone trouble.
The Two Leggins Water Users
association is about to begin work
repairing the dam just south OF
the Two Leggins bridge.
Mrs. Happy Humphrey returned
Saturday from near Park City,
where she has been spending the
holidays with her son. Ira Phil
lips and family.
Next Sunday, Jan. 21st, Rev. E
L. Luckensmeyer of the -Four
Square church in Hardin will
preach for us. We hope the wealth
er and roads permit a good crowd
to turn out.
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Mrs. Howard Keithler returned
the latter part of. the week from
Sheridan with her little son. who
mas been taking treatments for a
spinal trouble. She will remain
home a month before taking him
back for more treatments. We all
hope these treatments may prove
beneficial.
Quite a crowd attended the
baptismal services, Sunday, in the
Big Horn river, back of the Pierce
Hodges place, where Mrs. Bob
Ewing was baptised. The services
were conducted by Dick Ator and
Miss Arvilla Reeder. A hole about
six feet square was cut through
the ice, which was several inches
thick. u
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Hawkes.,
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bair, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Rice and family
and Mrs. Phelps and boys, all from
around st. Xavier, attended the
baptism, also Sunday school and
church services, Sunday. We would
sure like to see you all with us
every Sunday.
Officers for the coming year
were elected at Sunday school.
Sunday. Dick Ator was chosen
superintendent; Mrs. Chas. Faw,
assistant; Mrs. Pierce Hodges,
sec'y; Mrs. Bob Ewing. pianist;
and Mrs. J. T. Hudson, teacher Of
the adult class. There were no
changes made in the other classes.
Beginning next Sunday we are
going. to try out meeting at one
o'clock for Sunday school instead
Of two, during the winter months.
Lloyd Hodges Of Hardin enter
tanned us with a solo, Sunday, on
his piano accordion. Dick Ator
and Miss Arvilla Reeder each gave
a good talk, Sunday.