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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-12


On June %, 1884. at ten o'clock A. M.
at the office of his attorneys, Jones. Ham,
mond Buschmann & Gardner. $40 Circle
Tower. indianapolis, Indiana, the under
signed will offer at public sale the follow
ing apartment properties of Moynahan
Properties Company located in the City
of indianapolis as follows: 1649-55 N. Ala
bama St.; 1924 Broadway; lO2o-26 Central
Ave; 4ls East 18th St; 1903 Central Ave;
I1O9 College Ave-; s6S East 18th St; 1928 122S
PARK Ave; S5i5 N. Pennsylvania St.. 2s4
E. Ninth pratt St; 238-40 E: Ninth
E; Washington ST.; 1885 ", Washington
dian St, and 10 East S7th St.. together
with the furnishings and fixtures located in
each of the above described properties;
also all accounts receivable and any and
of Moynahan Properties Company. Any
and all details with respect to the above
described properties offered for sale can
be obtained by inquiring of the under
ALBRIGHT R. c. KIPP. AS TRUSTEE
IN BANKRUPTCY. 6l2 Illinois Bldg. In
dianapolis Ind
JONES. HAMMOND, BUsCHNfANN &
GARDNER, Attorneys for the Trustee, 900
Circle Tower INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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TWIN CO-EDS NAMED
OUTSTANDING GIRL

Classmates at Indiana State Unable
to Choose Between Them.
By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June H.
Mary and Martha Davidson, Peters
burg twins, today shared honors as
the most outstanding girl in the
senior class at Indiana State Teach
erS' college.
They were selected by members of
their class who were unable to
chose between the two.
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NOTICE

To Creditors of the Washington Bank
and Trust Company of Indianapolis, to hle
their claims with Receiver.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors OF
the Washington Bank and Trust Company
of Indianapolis, Indiana, that on the 18th
Marion County, Indiana. entered an order
in the case of State of Indiana on the
relation of Luther F. Symons, Bank Com
missioner of the State of Indiana VS..
Washington Bank and Trust Company,
Cause No. 1921, ordering the creditors of
the Washington Bank and Trust Company
to file with Oren S. Hack, Receiver OF the
their verified claims, namely:
First: All general claims not based on
general deposits or savings account de-
posits.
Second: All claims wherein any prefer
ence to. payment, is claimed setting out in
ence to payment is claimed.
1t was further ordered by the court that
said claims be filed on or before the first
day of August, 1884 and that in the event
any creditor fails to file his such claim
within the time fixed by said order, he
shall be barred from participating in any
dividend as general creditor or as pre-
ferred creditor, as the case may be.
1t was further ordered by the court that
general depoSitors and savings account de-
positors, as shown by the books of the
Washington Bank and Trust Company
shall be excused from filing their claims
unless a preference is claimed by such
claimants.
Dated at Indianapolis Indiana. this 18th
day of June, 1884.
OREN S, HACK. as Receiver of the
Washington Bank and Trust Company, 302
New City Trust Building Indianapolis. Ind.
CHALMER SCHLOSSER, Attorney for
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WANTED - Young man, high school
graduate, DESTROYS of forming a con-
nection where conscientious application
to job is required. Must be single and
living at home. Salary. State past
experience since graduation from
school. Please give phone number in
reply. Box K-156 Times
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ROOFING SALESMAN

One of the largest roofing manufactur-
ers of asphalt roofings and shingles in the
middle west is interested in procuring the
services of an aggressive and intelligent
salesman for Southern Indiana. Previ-
GUS experience in asphalt roofing business
preferable but not absolutely essential
Salary, travelling expenses, and commits
sions will be paid to successful applicant.
Give references and full information con-
corning past experience, education and
present employment in your letter, which
will be held strictly confidential. Box
K-159, Times.
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male

ROOFING SALESMAN
One of the largest roofing manufac-
turers of asphalt roofngs and shingles
in the middle west is interested in
procuring the services of an aggressive
and intelligent salesman for South
ern Indiana. Previous experience in
asphalt roofing business preferable but
not absolutely essential. Salary, travel
ing expenses, and commissions will be
paid to successful applicant. Give
corning past experience, education and
present employment in your letter,
which will be held strictly confidential.
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Indianapolis Rental Agency
City wide listings; furnished and unfur-
nished apis; free transportation. Day L.
5452, eve TA.1064 CH-4481
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MAN wanted who is determined to get a
job and will do anything that is honest
and will provide a living. Come dressed
a personal interview Wednesday 10 to IL
a M ONLY. 203 Medical Arts Bldg, 445
N. Penn. st.
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705 N. SENATE AVE.
Colored, $1750. Arm. mod, heat and
water. A. j. HUBER e. CO., 144 N.
Delaware st. LI-4412.
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IS Rooms with Board
i Unfurnished Apartments

s2O--615 MADIsoN-2-3-4 rms; nicely
dec; price incld; ht.: VT. DR-5012.
$22. 50-1232 BROADWAY-2 rms; sun
rm; newly dec: heat. W.T.. turn. DR-5012.
SGT. so DUNDEE" cor Virginia & mccarthy;
includes ht., gas. Its. frigidaire .DR-5012.
MADISON AVE, 1525-Cool, rooms, bath,
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LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
INDIANA-OAXACA MINING COMPANY
meeting of stockholders of Indiana
Oaxaca Mining Company will be held on
June goth, 1884, at 2 o'clock p. m, al
ing, southeast corner Pennsylvania and
Vermont Streets, indianapolis Indiana, Tor
the purpose of electing a board OF seven
directors and a Treasurer, and also to
consider a proposition to sell all OF the
property and assets of every kind and
character owned by the company, and the
liquidation of its business as well as any
other matters connected Herewith pre-
Sented at such meeting.
INDIANA-OAXACA MINING COMPANY.
Rv John B COchrum. Secretary.
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zUo Il. 34Ih.
5-rm. apt. heat water furn. garage,
$35. o. j SMITH REALTY co. II-8565
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q G N TALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

Ii Housekeeping Rooms
rooms. kitchenette. screened porch, for
4: $3.50 weekly. 523 N. Alabama Apt g.
So, 81, SHERIDAN, N, 1725-Lovely
furnished, l. or front rooms and kitch-
ems; =, general electric; constant hot wa
BLOYD. 204l-2 rooms. kitcheneete. down
stairs; well furnished: private entrance.
CENTRAL, 1126-Nicely furnished, 2 room
apartment; 'front.' hot water: range, tele-
phone. Reasonable.
CENTRAL, 1328-Rooms; all utilities fur
nished; private entrance; End floor. RI
COLLEGE, 141o-Clean, cool and room
a Pa ar and nm P 5yepsthing furnished
DELAWARE. 1885 NJ cool front rooms;
a%1PP75seKE. furnished utilities; $3.50
DELAWARE, n, 2OO4-Large, light airy
room; nicely furnished; Kitchen privil-
eyes; frigidaire; garage. Evenings"
ILLINOIS, N, 1892 nice rooms and
Kitchen furnished: hot water; May
tag: reasonable.
ILLINOIS N, 1881, 2. 3-rm. apart
Everything furnished HA-4928-M.
ILLINOIS, n, $500 large connecting
rooms; downstairs; cool; 81.
ILLINOIS. N, 22O4E2 attractive rooms;
new furniture in kitchen; adults; rea-
sonable. HA-4724W.
ILLINOIS. 17o2 N.-1st floor, cool, nicely
furnished apartments Everything fur
nished; $5a28.
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ATTRACTIVE wareroom, 1000 to 5000 So.
w. Merrill. LI-6o71.
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LOST-Sorority pin. diamond and pearl
between library and ST. Clair theater
Monday night. Reward LI4371.
PURSE-Ladys white; Sind and Manlove,
Sunday afternoon; reward. HU-3860.
LOST-White English bull dog, brown eyes,
scar on right hind leg; seen in neighbour
hod of Va. Ave. Call BE-3430-W Reward
PUP-Part Pekinese Answers name
Fuzzy" Reward. 1140 Pleasant DR.
10S2-R.
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School
Graduation
Hop Is Set
Meridian Hills Club Will
Be Host on
June 6.

Meridian Hills Country Club will
add to the activities of high school
graduation when the social commit
tee sponsors a junior graduation hop
Wednesday, June 8.
Sporting programs at the club are
getting under way. On Wednesday
morning women golfers will enter
tain guests with Mrs. Dan w. Flick
niger and Mrs. r. w. Showalter in
charge E E. Martin is chairman of
a two-bau mixed foursome round,
set for Sunday afternoon, May 81.
Henry w. Holt, swimming COM
mittee chairman, has announced
the pools opening date for Memorial
day. Kenneth Walker, graduate of
Normal college of the American
Gymnastic Union and June grad
uate of Indiana university, will be
instructor.
The stables committee has an
nounced Sunday morning breakfast
rides. Riders leave the stables at 6
and return at $50. A new tennis
court has been opened, the tennis
committee announces.
Members and guests will attend
the women's luncheon bridge party
at l Tuesday when contract and
auction bridge will be played. Mrs.
w. L. Brant is chairman. assisted
by Mrs w. A. Doeppers and Mrs.
Harry L. Foreman.
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spade is rather optimistic. He
should better pass and then show
that suit on the next round. OF
course. if he had, his partner would
have bid spades.
= =
ATOW let us look at it from
~ South's angle. He must make
an opening lead. His partner has
bid diamonds. South holds the king
and queen Of diamonds; therefore,
the chances are that his partner
holds the ace of diamonds.
Now. as South holds four dia-
monds and his partner has made
an overcall, showing probably five
diamonds. this does not leave
many diamonds for the opponents,
and undoubtedly Vests jump to
four spades is based on the fact
that he is short in diamonds.
South has control of the trump
situation. West has bid clubs;
therefore, his king of clubs is prob
ably not worth much.
So South should say to himself,
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Shaw
Becomes Bride
in Church Rite

Only immediate families attended
the marriage of Miss Geraldine
Frances Shaw and Cortland V. Car
ringtOn at the Third Christian
church today.
DR.. w. w. Want read the cere-
mony for Miss Shaw. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shaw, and Mr..
Darlington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Darlington, before a fireplace
banked with palms and flowers and
lighted with cathedral candles.
The bride wore pink InouSseline
de sole with powder blue accesso-
rieS and carried Madame Butterfly
roses and blue babys breath. Mrs.
Shaw wore rose crepe with white
accessories and a corsage of roses
and sweet peas, and Mrs. Caring
ton wore a printed silk dress with
beige accessories and a corSage of
gardenias.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington are
graduates of Butler university.
where the bride was a m2mber of
Delta Zeta sorority and Mr.. Car
ringtOn a member of Sigma NJ
fraternity.
After Sept. I Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rington will be at home in South
Bend.
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Mrs. Robertson
Will Speak for
Business Club

Mrs. Bonnie K. Robertson will adj
dress the annual meeting Of the In
dianapolis Business and Professional
Women's Club at $50 Thursday
night at the Woman's Department
Club.
Dinner music will be provided by
an ensemble composed of Miss Vio-
let Albers, violin; Miss Ramona Will
son, piano, and Miss Mary Lohr-
mann, cello. The club chorus under
the direction of Mrs. Camille B.
Fleig, will sing.
Mrs. Myra Majors Wirenius and
Miss Myrtle Munson will be in
charge. Reservations are to be made
with Miss Lenna Harvey by Wednes-
day night. Miss Louise r. Ford will
preside.
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In the Realm of Clubs

present a program of vocal num-
bers.
Immigrant Citizens"s will be the
program theme for a meeting of the
Inter Nos Club with Mrs. Herbert
Luckey. The program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Anton SchaekeI and
Mrs. Harold Gossett.
Wednesday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs, F. M. McKinstray
and Mrs. William Schneider, host
eSSes. Mrs. Homer Trotter will
lead devotions.
Reports Of the year will be given
at a meeting of the Irvington Cath
ol1c Women's Study Club with Mrs.
Thomas Murphy, 1922 Lowell ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. H. Zeigner and Mrs.
Charles Smith will be luncheon
hostesses for a meeting of the Mi
nerva Club at the Silver Cup tea
room.
Program at the Zetathea Club will
include readings by Mrs. j. E. An
dreWs; songs by Miss Florence Nc
Gregor, and piano selections by Mrs
Herbert Finn. Mrs. J. E. Martin
$40 West Forty fourth street, will be
hostess.
Ephamar Club will hold a lunch
con at 1890 at the Barbara
Frietchie tearoom with Mrs. George
Kamphouse and Mrs. R. E. Coleman
in charge. Mrs. Kamphouse will
read a paper and a round table dis
Cusson will be held on Modern
Music" by Jean Sullivan.
THURSDAY
Mrs. L. c. Messick will review
Lark Ascending" at a meeting Of
the Thursday Lyceum Club with
Mrs. H. T. Brown, Carmel, hostess.
Miss Ruby Hardin, Wall street
pike, will be hostess for a meeting
of the North Side Study Club with
Mrs. j. Blaine Hoffman and Mrs.
William T. Cochran presenting the
program.
TfblDA
Members of the Woman's Ad-
vance Club will meet with Mrs. A.
L. Kessler, 3415 Broadway. Mrs.
Elizabeth Unger will review "The
Inside Passage to Alaska
only Yesterday" and American
Fisheries" will be discussed by Mrs.
G. H. Healey and Mrs. E. J. IN
rub, respectively, at a meeting Of
the Friday Afternoon Reading Club.
Mrs. G. H. Healey and Mrs. G. M.
Fillmore will be hostesSes.
Club day will feature a program
at a meeting of the Clio Club with
Mrs. Isaac E. Woodward hostess.
SATURDAY
Fifteen Minute Biographies of
Interesting Personalities" will be
given by members of the Butler
Alumnae Literary Club with Mrs
James c. Morrison, 1866 Winthrop
avenue, hostess.
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May Gaining on June as
Wedding Month; Three
Rites Set for Tomorrow
Brides Will Be Helen Brooks, Edythe Eaton
and Rosemary Kleifgen; All Choose
Church Ceremonies.
Church Ceremonies.

NAY rvang the popular wedding dates Three brides
4'A to-be have their
Dr. w w daugh
ter OF Mr. Mr..
and Mrs Calvin Foe Methodist church
MISS Brooks is member will sing the sorority sweetheart song and
MISS Brooks sweetheart
"Voes' Mrs Frank Ednhae the and Mrs Helen
Waum Chappel including Alberta Gaunt
Cottngham Howell
violnit,
Mrs Of will
Of mousene de bouquet OF pink roses Betty
Stevens, flower girl will pink ogandy
Mr. Poole will Wier and Joseph Shaub will
white for her wedding ensemble
She will fashioned lines and her elbow
viii fall from OF tiny petals She
Al
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sATURDAY

?. NJ
4:oO-A Pearce and gang CNBcl wE EAAlE;
Rssinsky Ensemble CHS wABc.
4.15-Hays orchestra CHS WABC
4.3o-Frederick William Vile Chs
JACK Armstrong tcBs) wBBM.
Coaklevs orchestra tNBCl WEAF.
4:45-John Herrick baritone (NBCl WIZ.
Charles Carlisle. tenor tCBSj
5.oo-Ba .ss resume rNBc, wEAF.
Captain Al Williams tNBCl WIZ.
Isham Jones orchestra tCBSl
5:15-Reiision in the News cNgc, wEAF.
Pickins Sisters lNBCl WIZ.
5.30-Serenaders tCBSl WABC.
Eddie Peabody. banioist, DeMarco
Sisters; Himbers Ensemble lNBC)
WEAF.
American quartet tCBsl KFAB
5:45-Barnetts orchestra tCBSl WABC.
6:oo-MoTton Downey's studio party
Art F7 in America America cNBc, WIZ.
Teddy Bergeenmasn; , SoiQlsts. stern s
s2o-B RTTnessIa Peasant ba hd NBc) WIZ
6:3O-Hands Across the Border (NBCl
FLOYD Gibbons lNBcl wEAF.
7:O0-Grete Stueckgold and Kostelanetz
orchestra OBS WABC.
Donald Noyis. Brad Browne. Vor-
neeS orchestra fNbCl W Ear
Jamboree tNBCl WIZ
7:3O-Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) WEAF.
Looking at Life" (CBSl WABC.
Duchins orchestra lNBCl WIZ.
7.45-Piano Team iCBSl WABC.
S:OO-Travelcade fNBCl WEAF.
Byrd Expedition broadcast (CBS)
WABC.
THE Other Americas" (NBC' WIZ.
s:30-Elder Michaux and congregation
fCBS) WABC
Barn Dance (NBC) WIZ
S:45-Mischa Levitski pianist (NBc)
s:oo-svivia Froos (CBsl wABC.
Madrigueras orchestra (NBCl
WEAF.
s:I5-NeWs; Titles orchestra (cBs)
WABC
9 :3o-News; Bntmore orchestra (NBCl
WIZ.
9:45-Johnny Johnsons orchestra tCBS)
WABC
1O:OO-RusSo's orchestra NBCl WEAF.
Dennys orchestra tNBCl WIZ.
Fiorito's orchestra fCBSl WABC.
Carnival (NBCl WEAF.
orchestra tCBSl WABC.
Lopez orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
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TWO EVENTS WILL
BE HELD BY NURSES

A dinner dance for seniors and
the annual home coming for alum
nae are scheduled by the Methodist
Hospital Nurses Alumnae AsSocia-
ton for commencement week.
The dance will be held Monday
night. June 4. at the HillCreSt COun-
try Club with Misses Harriet Poe.
Stella Baker, Orpha Nuzum. Eliza
beth Couch and Louise WINNER
in charge.
Home coming will be held at a
tea Tuesday afternoon. June 5. and
and a bridge party will follow.
HoSteSseS will be members of the
board of directors. Mrs. Ethel Teal
Carter. president of the association:
Misses Margaret TORI, Pearl Emery.
Marguerite Benbow. Mabel Teal,
Florence Steffey. Helen White,
Gladys Aldrich and ReaSa Snyder.
Mrs. Geraldine Walker is general
chairman and is assisted by Misses
Dortha Hayes, Inez JeffrieS. Mabel
Teal and Fannie Forth. All grad
uate nurses of the Methodist hos
pital school are invited.
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Contract Bridge

IF I open the king of clubs, West
will win with the the ace. The de-
clarer will then lead trump. I
can win with the ace and underlead
my diamond.
MY partner will win with the
ace and lead a club, which I will
ruff. Now, if we can make a heart
trick and another diamond or even
a club trick, we will defeat the
contract"
And that is exactly what happens
with the club opening. West wins
with the ace and now the declarer
must lose trump, a diamond, a
club, and the club ruff, and the
contract is set one trick.
Copyright. 1884, by NEA service)
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ALTENHEIM WILL
MARK FOUNDING

A program will be presented at
the Alterheim, home for the aged,
at 4 tomorrow in celebration of its
silver anniversary. DR.. F. S. G..
Wicks will give an address.
Musical entertainment will in
clude piano accordian numbers by
Harold Holtz; soprano solo, Miss
Charlotte Lieber, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Edenharter; cornet solo
by John Schumacher, and soprano
solo by Mrs. Emo Hopkins.
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MONDAY


Guest day is slated by the Monday
Conversation Club with Mrs. John S.
Wright, hostess.
Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, 5087 East
Washington street, will be hostess
for meeting of the Irvington
Woman's Club. Professor John
Smith Harrison of Butler university
will be guest speaker.
Mrs. David Ross will be hostess for
program of the Woman's Research
Club which will include "A Trip to
India" by Mrs. w. j. Rothenburger.
Mrs. D. S. Menasco is luncheon
chairman.
Mrs. j. w. Jacobs and Mrs. Glen
Rhoades will be hostesseS for a
meeting of the New Era Club. Mrs.
Payne Clark will talk on Green
Pastures" and Mrs. May Miller will
discuss Women in Social Service. -
Carnelian Club will hold lunch
con at 1890 at the Marott with
Mesdames w. F. Kuhn, J. R. Hunt
and A. N. Shidler, hostesses.
Members of the Parliamentary
Club will meet with Mrs. c. P.
Clark, 1906 North Euclid avenue.
Cervus Club will hold its semi
annual business meeting at at the
Antlers. Officers will be elected.
TUESDAY
Mrs. w. L. Carey will review 81
Sit and Look Out" at a meeting of
the Anagnous chapter, Epsilon Sig
mo Omicron, with Mrs. Jerauld Nc
Dermott, 6115 Ralston avenue.
Stunts will be presented at meet
ing of the Spencer Club with Mrs.
Will Hammond, 766 North Bancroft
street, hostess, assisted by Mrs. H.
B. Perkins.
Understanding Woman" will be
reviewed by Mrs. August Boehm be-
fore members of the Epsilon Sigma
Omicron student group. Mrs. Tom
Smith will be hostess.
Landscape Gardening" by Mrs.
William j. Kopp, and piano seleo-
tions by Miss Marian Laut, guest,
will feature a meeting of the To-
Kalon Club with Mrs. Vaughn Corn
ish.
Associate members day will be
held by the Amicitia Club with Mrs.
E. I. Shingler, chairman.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will close its years activities with
a picnic with Mrs. J. J. Schoen in
charge.
Mrs. Mahlon D. Bash. 5255 Pleas
ant Run parkway. will entertain
members of the Irvington Tuesday
Club and their guests.
Presidents day luncheon will be
held by the Alpha Kappa Latreian
Club.
The Social Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Horace w. Seton, 4725
Broadway. Mrs. Walter r. George
will discuss "Beveridge and the Pro-
greSsive Era"
Mrs. o. L. Cunning, 1923 Carroll
ton avenue will be hostess for the
concluding meeting of the season
Of the Inter Ala Club. Mrs. Lii
liam Jones and Mrs. James w. Tay-
lor will present the program.
Mrs. L P. McFeeters will be host
eSS Of the Independent Social Club
at her home, 1923 Jackson street.
WEDNESDAY
Annual guest day will be OBJ
served by the Home Economics Club
with Mesdames NJ. c. Lewis. FL
bert Storer, J. F. Barnhill, Law
renee Earl and Hugh Carpenter,
hoStesSeS Mrs Wilbur GroSe viii