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Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
HOME DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN DISCUSS
COUNTY WIDE MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

lets brought. by Miss lima Lucas,
nutritionist for the California dairy
council, these booklets containing
information relative to school prof.
ects concerned with the use of
dairy products.
Whether or not the child devel-
opment work is to be continued
next year is a matter for the cen
ters to decide and announce at the
June county chairmens meeting,
Miss Glenn declared.
Home department chairmen were
asked to aid their individual Al
clubs when they sponsor entertain
ments tor the purpose of raising
funds for attendance at Laguna
and Davis camps.
Fourth club leaders training
meeting at Laguna Beach May "a
1925, was announced bX Miss
Glenn.
Home department meetings next
week are: Calipatria, Tuesday;
Spruce = Westmorland, Wednesday;
McCabe- Eucalyptus, Thursday, and
Jasper, Friday all being on guild
ance of adolescents relative to the
development Of proper food habits.
The following week foundation
garments will be the theme with
Eastside-Sunset meeting the 21st;
Alamo-V Verde, May %; Rose-Mes-
quite May %, and Acacia on May
%.
Centers who made reports were;
Alamo Verde, -Westmorlanc,
Seeley-Westside, McCabe- -Eucalyp-
tus, Magnolia Mulberry, Eastside-
Sunset, Jasper and MT. Signal.
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Churches
Schools
FUTURE FARMERS
BANQUET HOSTS
FRIDAY EVENING

Future Farmers upheld their re-
putationS of excellent hosts last
night, when they entertained at the
annual father-Son banquet for lneir
fathers. Nothing that could 90 t.
make this affair successful was
left undone by the agriculture
classes and other groups who help
ed them
Baskets and bouquets of pastel
larkSpur sprays and green boughs
we're used in the effective decera-
tions planned by Mrs Thelma T.
Ray and the agriculture I class.
Table appointments were in gold
and blue, the FLA colors. Appro-
pirate designs were used on the
programs and for the favors.
Gene Wagner, president Of the
organization ana toastmaster for
the evening introduced thief olloW-
ing speakers, whose talks explained
10 the guests the different phases
Donald Peters. projects; Harland
Eugene Napier. general program;
Donald Peters, projects; Harlaud
Daley. Calapproved seed; Tom
Payne, judging stock contests; Eu-
gene Bucket. dairy management.
Faculty members who spoke were
Paul Thornton. adviser for the club
and instructor of vocational agi-
culture: and John L. House, prin-
cipal
Russell Tagg responded 10 the
toast made to the fathers bV AL
fred Tagg.
The dinner. prepared by the
cooking classes under the direction
of Miss Esther SchWaiger, was
served by the Wihetonga Camp
Fire girls.
Mr.. Thornton s father came
Gown from Los Angeles to be pres
ent at the banquet in his role Of
father
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
SHOWER HONORS
MRS. GIANOLA

Complimenting Mrs. F. J. Gia-
nola who is to leave the valley on
wednesday with Mr.. Gianola and
the family, Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson was
hostess last night at her house
1923 Broadway where surprise
shower was given for Mrs. Gianola.
Members of the Gianola family
were guests at dinner and after
that event a group of Mrs. Gia-
nola's friends gathered, surprising
her with a dainty hankercnlel
shower.
Those present were Mesdames R.
II. Noh. j. A. Mum, Frank Mes
bitt. B. B. Bearrup, J. A. Plque'
George A. Lomholdt, Glenn Kiefter'
Frank Modem, w. K. Volner. Marx
Munson. J. P. Eyer, w. A. Vie, I.
i. Skinner, Fred Harder, 5. A.
Dempster. Emery Girard, W A.
swerdfeger, j. P Hansen, F. G.
Kinne. Mrs. Gianola, the Misses
Regina and GWenivere Gianola ana
Mrs. Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04

Home department county chair
men made plans for countrywide
membership drive at the meeting
held this morning in the court
house.
Each center will exchange a del
egation Of two women for one trom
neighboring center on May T.
when a county drive will be made.
The various teams will meet that
evening for a Joint pot luck supper,
place and hour to be announced
later. and viii compare results.
Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent. announced the
approaching visit of jim Fairbanks.
extension specialist in agricultural
engineering who will be in the val
ley May lis
Those having engineering prob
lens. such as installation Of light
ing and water systems. solar heat
ers. septic tanks, insulation, etc
are asked to notify Miss Glenn 50
that Fairbanks may make visits TO
the ranches.
Fairbanks. with Miss Jessie Lee
Decker. extension specialist in
home furnishings, win talk at two
farm center meetings, Spruce-West
morland on May IS, and McCabe-
Eucalyptus on May IA At the lat
ter meeting Tie All club also will
present a play
Fairbanks will diSDlaV q series
of miniature ranch homes, vary
ing in the price range, complete to
every detail, insulated, Handicapped.
ETC., which will interest those who
attend the meetings.
Miss Glenn also displayed book.
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Of Interest To Women
SOUTHERN DISTRICT BOARD INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS At La JOI.LA MEEIING

and the finest contributed by any
chairman IN the district.
Junior Ten Thousand club mem
hers. in the report by the district
chairman Of juniors. were accord
ed fine praise also for their work
in connection with the detention
home in this county, this activity
being declared exceptionally worth
while in the welfare field.
El Cen,ro club women are proud
Of the high honor accorded Mrs
Jacobs as state trustee. There are
six OF these trustees in the state,
elected for a term Of six years ana
theirs is the responsibility Of bud
getting the funds of the state ted
Grafton. Funds for the Federation
News. official publication. for hte
itinerary of state chailmen. for the
endowment fund. are budgeted by
this board which also has the re
sponsibilitv of investing the state
funds
Mrs. H. j. Ingram Of Calipatria
new president Of the county fed
Grafton who VIII be installed at the
county board meeting Wednesday
in Brawley. was also present for
this La Jclla meeting
Chairmen for all departments
made their reports. interesting in
formation being given IN the var
iouS fields.
The federation IS seeking a pro
gram for the women in that prison
which includes physical exercise.
vocational work, an educational
program. which. Miss Seaman de
clared. are already granted for the
men in San Quentin.
Other speakers were Mrs. Erna
Spade. chairman of education; Mrs.
E. L. Stewart, chairman Of commit
nifty contacts. and Mrs. Henry De-
Nyse, legislation chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04

Southern District Of the CalifOr-
MIA Federation 0f Women s club.
held its board meeting yesterday II
the La Jolla Women's club house
Mrs. z. D. Jacobs ana Mrs. A. 3
Hanson Of this city being IN at
/ tendance as well as Mrs. r. l.
/ Glasby. retiring county president
and a delegation of other Calexico
club women.
Installation OF officers was fsa-
tured Mrs. Jacobs being installed
as state trustee and Mrs GlaSby as
district auditor. succeeding Mrs
Hanson in that office Other Off
GERS are: Mrs. John Stewart, Hem
ct, president; Mrs. Earl E. Smith,
vice president. Mrs. Charles A.
Tracy. San Diego, treasurer
Appointive officers include Mrs
H. J. Wilder. san Bernardino coun-
ty, recording secretary; Mrs. Harry
Searle. Hemet. corresponding secre-
tary.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Warmer OF
Riverside. retiring president. acted
as installing officer, the group
pledging loyalty to Mrs. Stewart
and according Mrs. Warmer appre-
citation and affection for her many
services as president
The Miss Seaman trophy.
offered for club achievement was
won by Santa Ana Ebell for car
rying forward the Ebell Day nurs-
cry. The Women S club Of Needles
won the same trophy for beauti-
fication work in the local cemetery.
Glen Avon club OF Riverside won
the victory trophy presented by the
department of industrial interests,
Mrs. David A. Fraser, chairman,
for promoting human progress
through an intelligent understand
ing of its needs. This club op-
ened its club house Friday evening
to the children Of the community
for games and dancing.
Miss josephine Seaman. state
president, told Of her recent visit
to Framington prison, the oldest
women s prison in the United
States and which is located near
Boston.
The healthy atmosphere that
prevails there under the direction
of DR.. Miriam Van Waters was
stressed, Miss Seaman emphasiz-
ing certain activities which she
felt are needed at Tehachapi, wom-
en- s prison in this state.
County HonOred
Imperial county received honor
able mention in three departments,
American home. history and land
marks, and juniors.
Mrs. T. c. Lanier who, as chair
man of the American home for the
county federation, received high
praise for her work in putting on
the recent Sunday night supper at
which varfous speakers discussed
the American home from the view
point of the mother. father and the
teacher. This affair was declared
to be the outstanding event Of its
kind in the entire district.
Mrs. w. w. McEuen, also Of this
city, as county chairman Of history
and landmarks, received equally
high praise for her outstanding col
lection of photographs Of Imper-
ial Valley, which are to be placed
in a book. "'The Picturegraph - to
be shown at the state convention
in Del Monte this month and later
placed on display at the San Diego
exposition. Mrs McEuen s photo
graphs were said to be particular
ly beautiful by all who saw them
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
POSTPONEMENT OF
HEALTH PROGRAMS
BY TWO SCHOOLS

Due to the windy weather, Hard
ing and East Side schools post
poned their health day programs
scheduled for yesterday until Mon
day
All the rest of the schools, Nc
Kinley, Lincoln and Wilson, con-
Quoted their programs as sched-
uled, Mckinley and Lincoln in the
morning as described in Fridays
Press.
Wilson school conducted a pro
gram in the auditorium Friday af-
ternoon which featured a clever
health play, "Today's Court of
Honor" with folk dances and mu-
sical numbers.
Various children of the IA grade
appeared in the play and others
were responsible for stage work,
costuming and programs.
Other grades were represented
in the musical and dancing num-
bers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04

their uniforms which they will
wear at the council fire.
WATENAGUMA GROUP
Watenaguma Camp Fire girls met
Monday at the home of their guard
ian, Mrs. Max Edgar where they
spent the greater part OF the time
in practicing for the council fire.
The plunge party was postponed
due to the windy weather and no
definite date has been set.
Those present were Dorothy Boy
er. Margaret Layne, Bobbie Ann
Anderson, Barbara Ruth Henson,
Mildred Morgan, Evelyn Combs,
and Miss Roberta Edgar.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
ALTAR SOCIETY
DESSERT BRIDGE

st. Mary's Altar society is spon-
soring a dessert bridge party for
wednesday of next week, May 8.
and invites all women who enjoy
either auction or contract to be
present for this event.
The party will be held at z p m. m,
at the Frank Nesbitt home, 83o
orange avenue. where dessert VIII
be served by the hostesses. Mrs
Nesbitt and Mrs. George Fleming
Auction and contract will follow
and there will be prizes for inc
winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
DELPHIANS STUDY
IRISH THEATRE

Delphian society members were
entertained yesterday at luncheon
by Mrs. John D. Keyc, following
the morning discussion on the
Irish dramatists, Synge, Yeats and
Lady Gregory
Election of officers will eal:e
place at the meeting next Friday
at the home Of Mrs E. j Mack.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
Missionary Group
To Meet Tuesday

Presbyterian Missionary society
members are reminded Of the meet
inc of the society on Tuesday, May
4 at 1890 in the church when a
pot luck luncheon will be heId
with Mrs. Irving T. Raab ano Mrs.
L. c. Hawk as hostesses.
At 1:3O p. m. Mrs. Earl Trey VIII
assume charge of the program
which is to center on Chosen tKo-
rea).
AS the meeting is guest day
each member is urged 10 bring a
guest and members are also re-
minded to bring their mite boxes
to this meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
RADIO SINGER ON
VISIT TO CITY

Members of the S. o. Buck W.
w. McEuen and E. N. D. Hatch
families. last night enjoyed a fly
ing visit from one Of their rela-
ties. Miss Page Crawford, who, for
nearly Is years. has been a staff
artist of the Columbia Broadcast
ing CO. Miss Crawford has a love-
ly soprano voice as the thousands
who have heard her can testify.
Last night q family reunion was
held at the Hatch home where
Miss Crawford sang to the enjoy
ment Of the group. The singer,
who comes from Lincoln, Nebraska,
IS a niece of Nj. and Mrs. S. O..
Buck of this city and a cousin of
Mrs. ATcEuen and Mrs. Hatch.
This morning Miss Crawford left
to visit relatives Oh the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
Rural Recreation
Council Making
Plans For Party

Members Of the Rural Recreation
Council are making elaborate plans
for the annual party TO be given on
wednesday, May 8, at 8 O'Clock III
the Veterans hall Imperial.
Invitations have been issued 70
farm bureau directors, home oe-
partment chairnen, the board OF
Supervisors. the irrigation district
directors. their wives and husbands.
The program is designed TO snow
the guests the activities OF the
council and will include music,
dances. dramatics and a play ny the
Mesquite All club. refreshments
Will be served also.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
WAPECOHA GROUP

WAPECOHA GROUP
Wapecoha Camp Fire girls are de-
lighted that they have secured Mrs.
Louis Slee as their guardian. This
group is sponsored by the Fireman's
association of FL Centro and met
this week with Mrs Slee, 878 Or
ange.
They discussed the program for
the grand council fire, recited the
law Of fire and did the handsign
representing the camp fire and its
flame.
Those present were Lucille Allen,
Elizabeth Moore, Geneyieve Moody,
Virginia Mcbride, Dorothy Clark,
Margaret Small, Joyce Sherwood,
Betty Cook and Mrs .Slee.
WIHETONGA GROUP
Wihetonga Camp Fire girls have
been so busy with their many ac-
tivities that they have not reported
their news in some time.
Among their activities have been
the following: the group colored
Easter eggs to be distributed among
the Mexican mission children; the
girls worked two weeks on a play,
"The Burglar" given recently IN
the high school assembly.
Las Tuesday Ruth Riddle served
dinner to the group, this being one
of the requirements for the fire
makers RANK which she viii take
at the next council fire. Decora-
tions we're in blue and gold and
after dinner a song practice was
conducted. Plans we're made TO
serve the F. F.. A. father-son ban
ouet, an event OF last night in the
/ high school
The girls have also completed
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SOCIAL BREVJTIES

Chapter AV. P. E. o.. meets
Monday, May s, at p. m at the
Howard P. Meyer nome, $40 Wens-
ley avenue. with Mrs. Meyer an1
Miss Jean Meyer as luncheon host
esses. Miss Meyer is in charge Of
the program.
Present Day club members will
meet this evening at the M. !.
DoWd home. 669 Wensley avenue, at
7 O'Clock for dinner, a program
and game Of bridge.
Members Of the Past Matrons
and Patrons association, o. F. S..
are gathering this evening at $50
0 clock in Holtville for the monthly
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Valenzuela,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Pace are spending
the weekend in San Diego. Mr.
and Mrs. Valenzuela are former
residents of this city and have
been spending some time here. Tney
make their home in San Diego.
Mrs. S. F. LightfOot Of Los An
geles. who has been with Mrs. T.
c. Lanier for the past few days,
is leaving today for her home
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
MUSIC TEACHERS
ANNUAL BANQUET

Imperial Valley branch Of the
California Music Teachers associ-
alton viii hold the annual BAN
quet on Tuesday evening Of next
week, May 7. at the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Paul Clarke Stauffer Of San Di-
ego. president Of the state associa-
ton. will be an honored guest for
the occasion.
A program viii be presented
which will include musical num-
bers, not by the association, but
by the guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
EPWORTH LEAGUE
RALLY TONIGHT

Epworth League members from
all parts of the valley will gather
this evening in Holtville for the
alliance rally, the local delegation
meeting at the church at $50 first
Tomorrow night the local Leag-
uers will enjoy a talk by Capt. w.
L. Cunningham to be given at the
meeting at $3.50 O'Clock in the local
Methodist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
ROAL CLUB AT
DE ANA HOTEL

Roal club members met last
night at the Hotel de ANA where
they spent the evening in prepar-
ing a report for the convention be-
ing held today, Sunday and Mon
day in Riverside.
Mrs. Charles P. Delp of the local
club will represent it at this con-
vention.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
HARDING HEALTH
CIRCUS MONDAY

Harding school win hold its post
poned health circus at O'Clock
Monday May o. on the school
grounds where all sorts of circus
features VIII be seen including
trained animal acts, clowns. magic
Juggling etc. Harding Mothers eluh
VIII sell lemonade for pennies.
The program had 10 be postpon-
"a Frlday due 10 Che windy wealth
Er Mothers and friends are in
Vigo6 10 attend the program on
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
EAGLES SPONSOR
DANCE TONIGHT

Members Of the Eagle lodge and
invited guests will gather this eve
ming at the lodge headquarters for
another Of the popular dances.
There will be prizes, including
coor prizes, and music will be sup
piled by Virgil Lewis orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-04
Methodist Ladies
To Serve Luncheon

Another delicious merchants
luncheon at a moderate price Will
be served Tuesday at 1880 O'Clock
by the Methodist Ladies Aid IN Jhe
church social hall
Those who have attended these
luncheons in the past attest 70
their popularity, the committee ID
charge being experts IL the prepar-
alton Of good food.
after The luncheon, the Lacles
AID viii hold a business meetlhg
and program at ! O clock. with MIS-.
L. d. Jacobs ia charge.
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Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Eagles dance, lodge rooms.
EpwOrth League rally, Holtville.
Present Day club, Z, 669 Wensiey.
TOMORROW
Sunday services, churches.
Championship matches, golf club.
MONDAY
Masonic luncheon, 12:l5, Barbara
Worth.
Chapter AV, p. f. o., 1, go
Wensley.
Harding circus, l, school.
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EXPERT
SEES DANGER IN
SOCIAL STATUTE
Tells Credit Men Security
Measure Has Several
Bad Features.

Job insurance to be considered at
the prospective special session Of the
Legislature was discussed last night
at a meeting of the indianapolis
Association Of Credit Men at the
Columbia Club.
Admitting the ideahsm of retire
ment benefits, Edward J. Green Of
the McReady Pension Engineers,
Inc, declared there are many dan
gers in the Social Security Act He
charged that the old-age annuity
plan is inequitable to higher salaried
employees and younger people.
He also questioned concentration
Of the retirement fund in Washing
ton. The pay roll tax is a danger
Gus precedent which may lead to
other tax reductions from wages, he
said
Mr.. Green advised that employers
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STATE SCIENCE
|. GROUP TO HEAR
3 CITY PUPILS
Shortridge Speakers to Be
on Program at
Bloomington.
Times SpecidI

Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Oct.
31.-Three pupils from Shortridge
High School, indianapolis, are TO
speak before the junior section Of
the Indiana Academy Of Science at
its ffty-frst annual convention
here Nov. 7 to 9. They are Betty
clemens, Anne Holmes and Harry
Hadd.
Other young folk who have been
invited to address the junior as
sembly include Paul WeatherWaX
Indiana University; Mary Belle
Lackey, Fl. Wayne; Melvin Fields
Muncie; Carl Wood, Valparaiso;
Merrill Eaton, Bloomington; Maui
rice Campbell, West Lafayette;
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HOMECOMING AT
>EARLHAM TO Be
HELD SATURDAY
Football, Hockey and FroIiC
Included on Program of
Annual Event.
TimesSpectaI

tmes special
RICHMOND Ind, Oct. 31-Earl-
ham College students are 10 be dis
missed from classes early tomorrow
to complete arrangements for a
home coming celebration Saturday,
the highlight of which will be the
annual football game with Rose
Poly.
Traditional frolic is to mark to-
morrow's holiday. Following a
morning chapel service devoted to
football speeches, students Will take
part in campus cleanup later
enjoy skating at Trueblood Field
house and round out the night with
a bonfire pep meeting and DOWN
town paiama parade
Hundreds Of visitors are expected
to be on hand Saturday when the
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BOSSE AND ROBERTS
KIWANIS NOMINEES
Head 2 Tickets in Annual
Election of Club.

J. William Bose and w. Henry
Roberts head the two tickets for
the annual election Of the KIwanis
Club
Other candidates on the Bose
ticket are Walter z. Jackson. first
vice president; c. T. Spriggs, second
vice president; Arthur S. Overbay
treasurer, and Charles j. Gaunt
DR.. John Paul Jones and Raloh w.
Wright, directors.
Candidates on the Roberts ticket
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Wilma Jean Cain, Leon Smith and
M. M. Williams, Bloomington.
Approximately 200 Indiana COL
lege and university scientists are
expected to take part in the three
day senior parley, Prof A. r. Bech-
tel, general chairman, has an
nounced. Sectional meetings are to
be conducted on archaeology. bot
any, chemistry and bacteriology,
geology and geography mathemat-
les, physics, psychology and
zoology.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

be able to choose between the Fed
eral plan and a private System, if
the Federal act is amended 70 per-
nit corporations to have then own
retirement plans.
Other speakers were S. B. Walker,
Of the William H. Block Co., and
Paul Stokes, statistician Of the Ma
tional Hardware Dealers Association.
Merritt Fields, executive secretary
OF the credit association, presided
More than 400 executives attended.
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women's varsity and alumni teams
meet in morning hockey match.
Luncheon will be served in Earlaam
Hall at noon. The football game Is
to start at 2. followed by a letter
mems banquet, honoring Coach NJ.
O. Ross.
Concluding the program Satur-
dav night the Mask and Mantle,
campus dramatic club, is to pre-
sent the A. A. Milne comedy, TO
Have the Honor
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HIGH COURT UPHQLDS
TRANSCRIPT RULING
Supreme Judges Contend Pappas
Had Not Shown Merits of Case.

The Indiana Supreme Court has
upheld Criminal Judge Frank P.
Baker in his refusal TO provide a
transcript Of evidence in the Vasil
Pappas murder trial on Pappas'
contention that he is a pauper.
Pappas, found guilty, appealed to
the Supreme Court. Judge Baker
ordered the transcript prepared
when and if the County Council
made an appropriation, there being
no money available.
Pappas obtained a Supreme Court
temporary writ against Judge Baker.
The high court dissolved this writ,
holding Pappas had not shown the
merits of his appeal should be con-
sidered if the transcript were avail
able.
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BRIGHTWOOO CLUB TO
CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN
Street Parade, Contests and Dane
ing Will Be Features.

The Brightwood Civic Club is to
hold Halloween party tonight,
Miss Gertrude Brown, chairman,
announced There will be a street
parade in costume, apple and
doughnut eating contests and dane
ing.
The parade Will form at at the
old Railroad Mems Y. NJ. G. A..
Building and the line Of march will
be over principal streets.
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G. 0. P. CLUBS TO MEET
First and Second Ward Groups to
Give Halloween Party.

A Halloween party is to be given
at 8 tomorrow night by the First
and Second Wards Republican Club
in Clark Hall, 25th and Station-sts.
Mrs. Ida Schneider is chairman.
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Copsey Post Meets Tonight

The Hugh Copsey Post, American
Legion, and Auxiliary, are TO meet
tonight at the Madison Avenue
State Bank.