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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-17

Adjourned SESSION
The Board met and all members
present.
A delegation Of the Women Voters
League appeared before the Board in
the interest Of having larger amount
appropriated for the secretary OF the
Child Welfare Board.
The petition Of Leo Weber to be set
Off from Sank Centre Dist. to Dist. 100
came up for final hearing. On motion
of Lang, seconded by Traut. said petit
. On motion made and seconded. the
petition Of Frank Hertzberg. ana
others, asking for the vacation OF co.
Road In Paynesville Twp. pe re]ecteo'
the petition being incorrect:
The petition Of Fred Nathe and
others, asking for the establishment Of
a County Road in Getty & Grove TWP.
was presented to the Board. It was
ordered that q hearing be had on tne
eth Of July, at 2 p. M, that the whole
Board meets at point Of beginning on
Nav path. 1894 at 2 D. m, to examine
said route and that notices be given Is
The petition Of Peter Czech and
others. asking for the establishment OF
a Co. Road in the towns OF kraln-
Holding came up for nnal hearing: On
motion Of Lang, seconded py Scnroeoer'
said petition be rejected.
A petition signed by John Supan and
others, asking for the establishment OF
a Co. Road in Brockway-St. Wenoel
Twps.. was presented to the Board: It
was ordered that q hearing be had on
July eth at 3 p. m, that members
meet at point Of beginning on May
18th. at 10 a. m, to examine said route
and that notices be given as provided
by law.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-17

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
Stearns County, MINI.
May 1st, 1884, 9 A. M.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-05-17

The hill Of MINI. State Sanatorium
In amount Of S744.40 was laid over by
the board.
The board adjourned to June sth.
-' JOSEPH KowALKowsK1.
(Seal, Chairman.
Attest: NICHOLAS THoAKY
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MRS. CASTOR WILL
Be HONORED GUEST

Shower and musicale will be given
tonight in honor of Mrs. Arthur D.
Castor, formerly Miss Edith May
Sprague, when Miss Mary Beatrice
Whiteman will entertain at her
home, 3114 Central avenue.
The hostess will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Omer S. White
man. Decorations will be in blue
and old rose. American Beauty
roses will be given as favors.
Guests with Mrs. Castor will be
her mother, Mrs. Richard E.
Sprague; Mrs. William Robert
Sands, Chicago; Mrs. George B.
Milliken and Misses Mary Helen
Borcherding, Janet Bradley, Ruth
B. Emhardt, Jean McColgin, Bear
nice Ciltner, Esther Giltner,
Thelma Caldwell. Betty Johnson,
Merle Hinkley. Marjorie Mcbride,
Mary Alice Click, Mildred Jane
Black, Martha Milliken, Florence
Brandt, Leona Hirshburger, Char
lotte Hutchinson, Ruth Hutchinson,
Lucille Chaffee, Eileen Chaffee,
Katherine Litwhiler and Virginia
House.
Program will be presented by
dramatic art students of Miss
Whiteman.
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Writer Will Be
Guest Speaker
at Garden Fair

Harry OBrien, editor of THE
Diary of a Plain Dirt Gardener
column of Better Homes and Gar
dens Magazine, will talk on idle
thoughts of Plain Dirt Gardeners
at garden fair, to be sponsored by
the Calendar Club of the First
Friends church April g. Mr.
O'Brien, Worthington, O., is a pro-
fessor at Ohio State university.
Mrs. Jerome Holman is general
chairman of the fair, which will in
clude exhibits by landscape and
seed companies. Mrs. James Pear
son is president.
Mrs. Clark w. Day is chairman
OF the ways and means committee
sponsoring the lecture, following
which Mr. O'Brien will answer uueS-
tons. In charge of tickets is Mrs
Orville A. Wilkinson and of the
fair Mrs. David M. Edwards. Mrs.
D. D. Spreading is publicity director
Mrs. O'Brien formerly was Miss
Margaret Kingery, Charlottesville
and will come to indianapolis with
her sons, Donald and David, to visit
friends.
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pionship for the Henry Dollman
cup. Open duplicate contract game.
Friday
1:45-FirSt round of the team of
four championship for the T. E.
Myers cup. Open duplicate contract
game.
7:45-Final round of the team of
four championship. Special United
States Bridge Association game.
Open duplicate contract game.
Saturday
1:45-Qualifying round for the
contract pair championship for the
Adams cup. Open duplicate con-
tract game
7:45-Final round of the contract
pair championship. American Bridge
League game. Open duplicate con-
tract game.
A short dinner for members Of
the club and their guests will be
held Friday night at the club with
music by Jack Tilson's' orchestra.
The event is arranged for guest
players participating in the clubs
eighth annual four-day contract
bridge tournament. Dinner dancing
will be held at the club Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday nights.
Walker w. Winslow is chairman OF
the tournament entertainment COM
mittee.
Children of members will be
guests at a party to be held at the
club at 230 Saturday afternoon,
May H.
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SisterhOOds of
Indiana to End
Sessions Today

Our Changing Jewish History
was described by Rabbi Milton
Greenwald of Evansville, this morn
ing before the assembly of the Indi-
ana State Federation of Temple Sis
terhoods, which was to close two
day meeting this afternoon with
election of officers.
Speakers scheduled for this after
noon were. Mrs. William Pollock OF
Anderson, on Our Changing Jewish
Music Mrs Jerome Salm of Evans
vile, Our Children" and Joseph
Friend, Authors Exiled from Ger
many"
Indianapolis Sisterhood announced
its officers yesterday as Mrs. Louis
Markun, president; Mrs. William l.
Ellison, president; Mrs. H. Jo-
seph Hyman, second vice-president
Mrs. Allen Bloom, recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Sol Solomon, treasurer
and Mrs. j. B. Baerncopf, auditor
Directors are Miss Frances Mazur
Miss Gertrude Feibelman and Mrs
Henry Solomon.
This mornings session opened with
a prayer by Mrs. Joseph Kuppin
and music by Mrs. Louis Becovita
Bloomington. Mrs. Samuel Mako
WITT led discussions following Rabbi
GreenWald'S talk.
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Card Parties

Third and fourth series of the an
nual spring card tournament OF
Sacred Heart church will be played
at and $50 Sunday in the parish
hall, South Meridian and Union
streets. The Young Ladies Sodality
will sponsor the evening party. Miss
Rose Jochem will be chairman.
Ladies Auxiliary to the Fireman's
Association will give a card party
Monday in Banner Whitehill audi
forum. Mrs. George Ream is chair
man.
Camp 5, Patriotic Order of
America, will sponsor a benefit card
party tomorrow night at Red Men S
hall, North Pershing avenue and
West Michigan street. Mrs. Robert
Stark is chairman.
Social Club of ST. Patrick church
will hold card parties at 8:15 to-
night and 215 Friday afternoon at
the clubrooms with Mrs. Samuel
Dillahey, chairman.
Liederkranz Ladies Society will
entertain with card party at 2 to-
morrow afternoon at the Polk Milk
Company plant and at BIS Sunday
night in the hall. 1921 East Wash
ington street. All games will be
played.
Chapter II, Women of the Moose
will hold a card party at 2:30 to-
morrow afternoon in the temple
1876 North Delaware street. Mrs
Nellie Runyon, Miss Evelyn Runyor
and Mrs. Georgia Grant will be il
| charge.
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Section of
Association
to Convene
City University Women
to Be Represented
at Cincinnati.

Local delegates to the fourth BIZ
ennial conference of the northeast
central section of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women Fri
day and Saturday at Cincinnati are
preparing to join more than five
hundred representatives of branches
in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio
and Wisconsin.
The meeting will be the first sec
tional conference held in Ohio and
approximately four hundred mem
bers of the Cincinnati branch are
making ready for the visiting mem
bers. The theme of the program
will be THE College Woman's OPP
portunity in Changing World"
DR.. Helen Taft Manning, daugh-
ter of the late William Howard Taft
and dean of Bryn Mawr college, will
speak at banquet Friday night.
Dan Beddoe, nationally known
tenor, will sing.
National Health Special
DR.. Kathryn McHale, national
director of the association with
headquarters in Washington, will
talk Saturday morning on the OPP
portunity for service through CO.
operation with the national recovery
program.
DR.. Esther Caukin Brunaeur, re-
search associate in international ed
ucation for the association, will
tell of the international aspect of
the conference topic.
University to Entertain
At country club luncheon Satur-
day DR.. Helene White, associate
professor of English at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, will talk on
The Opportunity of Leisure" Fri
day afternoon will be devoted to
round-table discussions on how to
increase the million dollar fellow
ship fund the association is raising
to further creative research, how to
improve study group programs and
how to make effective the organi7a-
tions's communal activities. Mem
bership and coordination of consti-
tutions also will be discussed. Meet
ings of state groups will be held
Saturday morning.
The University of Cincinnati will
honor visiting delegates with a tea
Saturday afternoon. A tour of the
City of Seven Hills including such
points as the Cincinnati Art museum
Taft museum, lockwood pottery
and new Union terminal will be
arranged by members of the hostess
branch. DR.. Irma E. Voigt, direc-
tor of the section, will preside at
the meetings.
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Bridge Tournament Series VIII
Open Tonight at Club

The indianapolis Athletic Clubs
annual national inter-club bridge
tournaments will open at 7:45 to-
night in the clubs roof garden.
Opening play will be the qualifying
round of the individual champion
ship and the Stickney cup, and the
special game for amateurs.
All games of the four-day tour
ney will be played in afternoon and
night sessions, with major play CEN
tering about competition for the
series of cups, donated by presi-
dents of the club.
Mrs. Grace G. Buschmann, tour
nament director, announces the fol-
lowing program:
Tonight
7:45-Qualifying round for the in
dividual championship and the
Joseph w. Stickney cup. Special
amateur game. Open duplicate con-
tract game.
Tomorrow
145-Final round for the indi-
vidual championship. Open dupli-
cate contract game.
745-Mixed pair contract cham
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KAPPA DELTA TO
MARK STATE DAY

Miss Thelma Bingham is general
chairman of the white rose lunch
con aid dance which will celebrate
the annual state day of Kappa
Delta sorority Saturday Members
of the Indianapolis alumnae chap
ter are sponsors.
Mrs. Paul E. Suits, president, has
appointed other committees, lunch
con, Misses Dortha Butz and Mar
jorie Alexander; dance, Misses Mary
Frances Douglass. Ruth Benefiel
and Mrs. Juna Brinkworth; orches-
ira. Misses Ardith Whitmire and
Iris Branigan; program, Mrs. Fran
ces NJ. Fargher and Mrs. H. G.
Engle, and Miss Peggy Anderson,
publicity.
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RECENT BRIDE WILL
BE SHOWER. GUEST

Mrs Charles Franklin Steger, who
was Miss Alice Hill before her mar
riage April II, will receive miscel-
laneous gifts at bridge party to be
given tonight by Mrs. L. Victor
Brown and Miss Bertha Furstenberg
at Mrs. Browns home, 1882 Grace
land avenue.
The hostesses will be assisted by
their mothers, Mrs. Florence Nc
Clurg and Mrs. Marcus Furstenberg
Appointments will be in the bride S
colors, blue and yellow.
Guests will be Mesdames William
o. Hill, Evan E. Steger, Lester A.
Smith, C. C. Truebood, Dale Lentz,
Lester Nicewander, Clarence Deitch
j. Douglas Perry, Robert Osler, Tom
Butz, Theodore Marbaugh and Her.
man Phillips; Misses Emily Steger
Hazel Meadows, Marian Olive, jean
nette Shepherd, Lucille Bauerin-
feind, Ruth Lindenborg, Ethel NAL
loch, Anita Brownlee, Isabelle Early
Frances Shera, Hannah Sector,
Charlotte Peele, Dorothy Boyle,
Gladys Hawickhorst. Dorothy Lyn
Catherine Brown and Mrs. Kenneth
McCully, Rushville, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mills, Bunker Hill.
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SappnTeS. BECAUSE tney Seem 70 express her lndl-
viduality, she allows them to influence her selection
of color fabric and design
The sapphires have effective background in
one dinner gown of soft gray chiffon which is de-
signed to show the brooch clips and dinner ring to
best advantage. Miss Lombard the jewelry.
too, with white satin
The study of Paramount stars clothing shows
that Sylvia Sidney has a love for belts Whether
her costume be sports, street formal she usually
manages to some novel belt.
ScarfS and bags bearing her monogram are
the individual touch which Caudette Colbert gives
to her costumes Before she ever wears a scarf or
carries bag it must be marked with her initials.
Miriam Hopkins has a preference for green, and
many of the costumes in her wardrobe in
varying shades of the color
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Personals

Mrs. Paul V. McNutt is accom-
panying Governor McNutt on his
eastern speaking tour She will re-
turn to Indianapolis Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert A.
Gardner will leave Friday for resi-
dence in North Carolina. Members
Of the Semper Altris class of the
Tabernacle Baptist church will en-
terrain tonight in Mrs. Gardner
honor.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Nc
Cormick Peacher, home on fur
Tough from China, are visiting
Lieutenant Peacher's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A M. Peacher.
Miss Frances Lemaux and Miss
Jane Watson returned yesterday
morning from visit in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lands re-
turned to New York Monday after
Caribbean cruise.
Miss Martha Page, Pittsburgh. is
a guest of Miss Patricia OConnor.
Last Sunday Miss Page, Miss O'Con-
nor, Miss Mary Louise Shields ano
Thomas O'Connor motored to the
University of Notre Dame to visit
Michael O'Connor.
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Mrs. Timothy p. Sexton Heads
State Democratic Club

the business meeting which was fol-
lowed by luncheon at the Ma
sonic temple. Democratic candi-
dates were introduced at a meeting
at the Ritz theater following the
luncheon.
Among the Indianapolis men,
bers who attended were Mesdames
George Connolly John Cain, E.
Brennan, Badger Williamson. John
Donnelly, Henry Commiskey. Joseph
R. Williams, Joseph Sexton, Frank
Dowd, Albert H. LoSche. Smiley
Chambers. A. L. Harrick. Ruth D.
Drake. Mabel Rose. Celia GLAND,
Marie Sexton. Mary Brownstein,
Marie Zanarahon. BeSs Murphy,
Annie Davidson and Laura A. Law
son: Misses Helen st. Clair, Stella
NJ. WhiteSide, Mary Hostetter. Alma
Mae Shead. Mary Reynolds, Martha
East, Laura Gavin, Mary Garner
and Sara Henzie.
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to go out. I thought after I mar
ried 1 could have a good time.
I married him because l loved
him and 1 wanted a home and
happiness. 1 am not bad, but 1
am straight out what 1 am and
that's what he doesn't like. Our
FRIENDS won't come to see use any
more because he is so jealous. 1
never did step out on him, but he
is driving me to it. You would
think he was so years old to see
the way he acts. I think I am
entitled to a little freedom be-
cause my babies worry me half
to death. 1 can't stand his nag
ging. Please help me.
YOUNG WIFE.
Answer do not know what it
is you do that provokeS your hus-
bands jealousy. There are two
kinds of jealousy. One is normal,
the other pathological. Normal
jealousy is based on fact. A person
deeply in love can not avoid some
fear that he will lose the beloved.
He will compare himself with more
attractive rivals and mistrust his
own eXcellencies at times, but he
will not be jealous without actual
cause. :
Pathological jealousy is always
groundleSS. A glance, a word, hap
less gesture is enough! The jealous
person colorS all such actions with
his own interpretations. finding in
them justification for his own
miStrust. And he who
mistrusts himself is sure to lack
in others.
If your husband suffers from nor
NAL jealousy you can cure him by
refraining from the things which
disturb his sense of security. Con-
slant reinsurance and decent con-
on your part will easily
solve the problem. Perhaps you
are not quite honest with yourself
in denying that you provoke his
behavior.
If. however, his accusations have
an imaginary basis, then there is
nothing you can do. No matter
what you said he would not believe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-18
MRS. MIESSE HEADS
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

Fortnightly Literary Club yester-
day elected Mrs. Harry Miesse pres
ident: Mrs. Herbert Foltz, first vice
president; Mrs. H. B. Burnet, second
vice president: Mrs. Maurice E
Tenant, corresponding secretary;
Miss Catherine Dunn. receiving sec
rotary. and Mrs. Harold B. Tharps
treasurer.
Mrs. Joseph A. Miner will serve
as chairman of the membership
committee, assisted by Mrs. A. D
Hitz. Mrs. Jesse c. Moore. Mrs. @
B. Taylor and Mrs. Daniel Luten
Finance committee includes Mrs
John r. Curry, chairman, with Mrs
William NJ. Louden, Mrs. Frank l.
Truitt and Mrs. Herman Kothe, as
sistants.
Nominating committee included
Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter, chairman; Mrs
James Sutherland. Mrs. Herman
Wolff, Mrs. Roscoe Johnston and
Mrs. Henry Kahn.
The program included an informal
talk on Our Nobel Prize Winner
Sinclair Lewis by Mrs. Hitz.
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BIZ Times Special
Upton. Ind, April 18.-Indiana
Women's Democratic Club elected
Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton, Indian
apolis. president at the annual cleo
ton meeting here yesterday.
Other officers are Mrs. Frank
Swinehart, Clinton. first -preSi-
dent; Mrs. Effie Durham, Whiteland,
second vice president; Mrs. Clara
Parrott. Fl Wayne, third vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Fred Troutman. Peru.
secretary, and Mrs. Mae Burns,
Terre Haute, treasurer.
Advisory board includes Mrs. Lii
Ian Lutes, BrownStown; Mrs. John
E. Nelson. South Bend. and Mrs.
Catharine Monarch, Richmond. Ms.
Samuel Ralston. Indianapolis, ard
Mrs. A. P. Flynn. Logansport. are
ex-ofncio members.
Mrs. Glen j. Clifford. Upton, re-
firing president was in charge of
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MISS WOODWARD
WE'D AT CHURCH

The marriage of Miss Iva Wood
ward. daughter of Mrs. Alma j..
Woodward and Lowell Roberts,
Lebanon. took place Sunday at
Christ church with the Rev. E.
Anger Powell officiating.
The bride, who wore white or
CANDY and carried roses and gar
denias, was attended by Miss Helen
McFarren. Miss McFarren carried
sweetpeas. Her gown was of blue
organdy.
The couple is at home at AIT
North Beville avenue. The bride is
a member of Alpha Tau chapter,
Alpha Zeta Beta sorority.
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parties.
Die speisekarte" for Saturday
night has been prepared to go with
beer. After dinner and a round Of
singing, an orchestra will play for
dancing.
Invitations to members and guests
carry the spirit of the feast to be
renewed at $50 Saturday night.
Saint Benno- was a good old monk.
He brewed famous brew;
He smiled smile, one eye he wunk,
Then bid dull care adeu
Said he lone seidel I will drink"
Potz tausendl he drank two!
Then soon his eyes began to blink
And all his skies were blue!
Then Athenaeum. Bennos shrine.
Now bids you to prepare
To honor Bonnie" with one. stein
Vielleicht-who knows-auch mehrl
Nit sauerkraut und kaes' and wurst
And It-Saint Benno fair
Well make feast and quench your thirst
You're inl Come, get your share
Mrs. Werner Jansen and her
children. Alice and Werner, are at
home at 100 East Thirty-seventh
street after several weeks visit with
MIR. and Mrs. Lowell Patterson
Mrs. William Burford entertained
with a bridge party yesterday for
Mrs. Jansen, who is renewing
friendships here after spending
three years in Europe.
Emmy Jean Haerle, daughter of
Mrs. Elsa Painter Haerle, has in
vited a group of her friends to at
tend the Children's theater pres
entation of Jack and the Bean
stalk" Saturday afternoon at the
Civic theater. Her guests will be
Alice Jansen, Joan Daugherty,
Dorothy and Peggy Thompson and
Jane Cox.
On the bachelor committee Spon-
soring the frolic of the Little Lambs
Club Saturday night at the Indian
apoliS Country Club are Coleman
Atkins, Lyman S. Ayres, Richard F.
Buttolph, Ben T. Ccburn, Augustus
P. Coburn, Frederick A. Clark, AL
bert o. Deluse, Nelson A. Gladding,
Gilbert j. Hurry, William Kennedy
Jr., John Gordon Kinghan, Robert
w. KruSe, Caleb N. Lodge, Hiram w.
Mckee, Charles W. MooreS, Wilson
Mothershead
Others are Nicholas Moves Jr.,
Herbert j. Reade, Thomas Ruckel-
shaus. William c.. Sullivan. Henry
SEVERN, Theodore SEVERN, Elmer w.
Stout, William H Stafford Jr., DR..
Frederick Taylor, Colonel William
Guy Wall, Joseph c. Wallace, John
G.. Williams and Paul H. White Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Panther will
direct the floor show.
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MISS CLARK TO BE
CHAPTER HOSTESS

Miss Alvira Clark, 2514 Station
street, will be hostess for a meeting
of Valentian chapter, international
Travel-Study Club, Inc, at 8 to-
morrow night. Mrs. Mary E. Weaver
and Miss Emma Scholl will assist
the hostess.
New officers of the chapter, re-
Gently elected. are Miss Rose Brand
lein, president; Mrs. Nose Mann
first vice-president; Mrs. Fred
Wright, second vice-president; Mrs
Harry Pratt, treasurer; Miss Scholl
installing officer, and Mrs. Grover
Slider, publicity,
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SOrOritu to Entertain

Members of Omega NJ Tau
sorority will entertain tonight in
honor of Mrs. William Wertz who
will leave with Mr.. Wertz for the
Boys Camp at Noblesville. Mrs.
Margaret Lee Flora. 1889 North Ala
bama street, will be hostess. The
hostess will be assisted by Misses
Marguerite swan, Ruth HARRISON,
Lillian Chapman and Nehersta
Pierce.
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CHAPTER WILL BE
HOSTESS AT CARDS

Spring card party will be held by
Epsilon Pi chapter, Delta Theta Tau
sorority, tonight at the Columbia
Club with Mrs. j. L. Richardson,
general chairman, to be assisted by
Miss Ruby Windhorst, Miss Helen
Pease and Mrs. E. R. Bebout.
Miss Peggy Lou Snyder is in
charge of the entertainment. Pro-
ceeds will be used for the sorority
state project of installing light
therapy equipment at the Riley
hospital.
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Deen only a
lingering mem
DRY.
The party will
mark st. Benno's
return and a re-
vival in social
activities at the
club. Saturda Y
night dances are
C o m in g. o n
maids -night-out
Thursday, spe-
cial dinners are
b e n g planned.
Holidays will be
opportunities for
the social COM
mittee to devise
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Photo by Voorhis.
indianapolis Council of Fed
Grated Church Women held cleo
ton recently at the Third Chris
tan church.
Mrs. R. R. Mitchell was named
president; Mrs. O. H. Greist, first
vice president; Mrs. w. G. Har-
finger, second vice president; Mrs.
Ernest Piepenbrok. recording sec
rotary; Mrs. George Burkhart, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. F.. L.
Warner, treasurer; Mrs. ]. F. Nor
rison, historian; Mrs. George Da-
Wis, auditor, and Mrs. George
Van Dyke, parliamentarian.
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life he didn't
care W h a t 1
did, but since
our little boy
was born he
h a S turned.
Every time we
go somewhere
we come home
and fuss just
because 1 said
or did some
thing he didn't
like. He won't
go a n y where
unless we go
by ourselves. J.
am young and
11atror rliI rot