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Births



Harley and Elsie Updvse 1913 n Gale
Myro and Yetta Glass Methodist Hos
pual
Can and Elsie Antrobus. Methodist Hos
pital
sabln and Margaret Donaldson. Metho-
dist Hospital
Adolph and Jennie stanheld. 7s4 N
Warman
George and Mabel Meadows 1854 Gordon
David and Anna Nahmias. lll3 s. Capt.
tol.
Bows
Kenneth and AVIS johnson, Methodist
Hospital
Edward and Ernestine Strain Methodist
Hospital
PAU and Dorothy Hasgsma. Methodist
Hospital
Cortland and Marie Davis. Methodist
Hospital
Marshall and Helen Aver. Methodist
Hospital
Prank and Berdie Ashmore. Methodist
Csri and Mildred King Methodist Hos
praL
Ivan and Irma Bolen Methodist Hos
pfal
George ano Eunice Cady 1859 Stuart.
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? Cards. In Memoriams

GREINER-We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the kindness during
the illness and after death of our be-
loved husband and father George Grein-
er. We also wish TO thank Rev. Kuebler
OF the Beville Church. the givers of
flowers Knights OF Pvthias lodge and
Harry W Moore undertaken. MRS.
GREINER AND FAMILY.
HEIDELBERGER-To our friends and
neighborS we wish TO express our sincere
appreciation for the sympathy. acts OF
kindness and the beautiful floral offer
ings given at the death OF our little
daughter Marvsnn. Especially do We
thank St Francis Hospital. Father Ar
thur. Sisters of ST. Joseph and the fu-
neral director A P. Lauck F. J.
HFIDELBER AND FAMILY.
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BEAUTY operator. ROYAL BEAUTY
ACADEMY Graduate preferred. 4Ol
Roosevelt bldg. RI-67s4
WHITE GIRLS to IS. who understands
cooking and 10 assist with housework.
Small home fair wages and good home
LI-l6l2 45l6 Washington-blvd.
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Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
So: So w. VERMONT. No. 2 savoy-Com-
biantion living and bedroom. windows
Day employed. LI-86l2.
BROADwAY-Co Comfortable. large room;
cross ventilation; meals optional Ii
CAPITOL. N. 35O2-Comfortable room.
Hot water Private home. Good trans
portation. 50. TA-7l41.
COLLEGE 2337-ss; newly. decorated;
furnished room. cross ventilation; good
location. HE-575S
ILLINOIS N. l9O7-Ideal room; twin beds;
large closet: constant hot water. Cen
tleman. Garafe.
MACPHERSON. Ol--Desirable room. en-
ploved girls privileges board optional.
On bus line HE-122o.
NEW JERSEY. N. sO47-Attractivey fur
nished: large front bedroom garage
private home; gentleman. HA-1844.
NEW JERSEY. N, 235l-Large cool room;
nicely furnished. owners home Break
fast optional. HA-O534-R.
PENNSYLVANIA, N, 1233-Rooms, fur
nished or unfinished; very reasonable.
SANDERS 522-Nicely furnished sleeping
room; near bath. Suitable for or q
SANDERS. 522-Nicely furnished room;
near BATH private home for or 2.
DR-5630.
sHERMAN-DR. N, 446-Furnshed or un-
furnished room. Private home. Coca
transportation. IR-6464.
46TH w. 4l4-Lovely room private home
and entrance garage; Meridian bus.
HU-6263.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia -av; clean,
modern rooms 50 to s4. Also house
keeping rooms.
NORTH OF FALL CREEK-Bedroom. twin
beds Suitable l or business women.
HA-21l5-J
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- Rooms with Board

spark. 833-Verv desirable room. in
real home excellent meals. RI-9930.
KEYSTONE. 839 N.-Room, board for chill
tional care; references; $3.50.
LINWOOD. 314-Front room for young
man. Coco ventilation Private family
IR-2965
ROSSLYN. 6157 near Broad Ripple)-Real
home for adults with child; private
HU-6966
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily.
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81 unfinished Apartments
THE DUNDEE
Efficiency Ant. $3.50

Cor Virginia and McCsrty-st Heat gas.
Frigidaire furnished See jsnitor in build
ing or call NJ E. MOLLOY. CH-27I6.
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$40: WATER paid Dorman, 965la; near
Tech. E. 10th-st, rooms, bath. RI
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% Unfinished Houses

$7-TALLMANN. 1868 rooms; $3.50.
New jersey. S. 62l room, work shop.
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Schedule Of FERA games for this Tues
dav follows Project iSs vs. 96 AZ River
size No 3. pa IS. II Negro al Riverside
No = 23i IS pa ~ Riverside No. :. 81
IS - white az Riverside No. 2 335 vs..
ffs ar Riverside No 3. 326 vs. 242 ~ Gar
field No. = rs VS.. 32s At Riverside No. s.
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Monte Carlos announce the cancellation
81 gam scheduled with BsrCersville. Hope
and " 50 Newton The club has disbsndeo.
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Hilton Brown Juniors viii oppose the
Irvincfon Post team tomorrow az River
side No AZ 1890 AL Hilton PLAYERS
rennrl al II 80.
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It's The Times for RESULTS
25 Resorts, Camps and Cottages

500 EACH buys beautiful Ravenswood
lots. 3l4X50 owner LI-1005
NEW cottages for rent by week. month
season; electricity, gas: GANO'S CAMP
Shafer Lake. Monticello. Ind
BASS .LAKE-Sunset Inn. north shore
sandy beach. boats. spacious grounds
home cooking. modern. reasonable Cot
taees for rent. BERTHA NJ TELLER
Knox Ind. Bass Lake
LAKE WEBSTER cottage: walking distance
TOWNS fuTnshd 1 three bed
frigerator. boat; good fishing. very de-
sirahle; SIS week. Phone IR-6274, or
address Box K 2300. care of Times
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10 Rooms with Board

TALBOT y. 24s0--Large front room,
private home. SD endid meals Rarage.
reasonable. HA-0678 NJ
WANTED-Chlld TO beard in a good home.
Mothers care RI-9l52
WILL BOARD employed couple Si3 50
monthly each Write BOX L 3039. Times
GOOD board. SIS single. 50 double; rot
water. convenient surroundings. CD
il75. BIAS z Washington.
GOOD home good meals shady porch
and ward For married couple or
women ITO W 34th-St.
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r Tavlor Transfers will tackle the
Southeastern A C'S a. Riverside No. ;
SUNDAY az = Transfers have July % and
August dates omen and would like 10 book
jamestown Plainfe'd and Macca bees.
Write 10 n wheel ITO s Easiest. In
rrn~arollr
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
r { N TAILS
lS Housekeepinr Rooms

1855 rooms UP; private
bath and entrance. Redecorateo. sink
new nnoleum
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ANNOUNCED ENTS
Death Notices


BRAGG. HERBERT-Age 4. beloved son Of
Franz and Lucy Bragg. brother OF wal
ter. Mary Helen Alma. Frank Jr.. Vir-
ginis Phillip and Alice, passed away
July 18th Services Saturday. July 6tn, Z
p. m. from the home. 2l2o Nolan-'av.
Burial New Crown Cemetery. FrienoS IN
vited. LITTLE &, SONS SERVICES.
GORRELL. ADELLA RICE-Beloved wife of
LOUIS j. Gorrell mother of Earl c, Ray
w and Ida Nav Rice. sister of Edward
home 1920 Guilford-av. Funeral Mon
CAV $50 at the home. a. m. st. Jonn
OF Arc Church. Friends invited. KIRBY
HIGDON. ELIZABETH-Beloved sister Of
Mrs. clover Lynch and josephine Hig-
don. died Wednesday evening at her
home 81 W. Fall Creek-blyd. Friends
NAV call al he KIRBY MORTUARY aft
er D. m Thursday. Funeral and burial
SATURDAY. morning. Nation. III.
MLUM. GENEVIEVE-Beloved wife Of
Frank Mlum and daughter OF MI ana
Mrs William Kirk, sister OF Irene Root.
Helen Lemons. Catherine Wyckon'
Leonard. John. Carl and GeorgeHa hlrS'
departed this life Wednesday, July 5.
Funeral Saturday. July s. at the resi-
dence ilS ~ Miey-av. 10 a. m. Burial
Floral Park Cemetery. Friends invited.
Funeral under direction OF MOORE d
KIRK.
RINK. JOSEPH ESQ N. De Quincy. be-
loved husband of Grace Rink. father OF
Mrs Margaret Moeller and Don Rink.
passed away at the Methodist Hospital
Wednesday. July g. Services at the
home Saturday. July g. p. m. Friends
invited. Interment Crown Hill.
SCHILLINGER. GEORGE J. (DruggisO-
Beloved brother of Albert and Mrs
Margaret Meid. departed this life
Wednesday Al 90 ye~fS. Funeral Sat-
urdav. July g. at the MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL HOME 1880 Station-st, 2
p m Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited.
SCHILLINGER. GEORGE J.-Druggist.
beloved brother OF Albert, Mrs. Margaret
Meid departed this life Wednesday. age
so years Funeral Saturday July s, at
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME
1880 Station-st. ? p. m. Burial Crown
Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.
SHEPHERD. LEANORE A-Beloved wife
of James B. 2433 N Delaware. passed
awav Thursday. services FLANNER d
BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday. 3
p m. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill
Friends may call any lime at the mort
uarv
SIGHTS. JOSEPH L. JR.-Little son OF
Joseph and Barbara Sights, passed away
Thursday afternoon. age 10 months
Funeral services Saturday. p. m, At
residence Of grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
L @. Sights. 1929 Sturm-av. Friends
invited Burial Floral Park. CONKLE
SERVICE
WAINWRIGHT. GEORGE S.-Passed awav
Thursday D. m. at his residence. 1905
WaShineton-blvd Friends NAV call at the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
FRIDAY evening. Services AT the mortuary
Saturday. I .. m Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill
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JUST zoe A DAY

JUST ZUc a DA 1
iO-word ad will appear under this
Classification for as low as zoe day cash
with order Come to The Times office. 2l4
w Marylsnd one square from Illinois ana
Washington-sts down Kentucky-aV. ana lei
MS help YOU secure lob.
CARE FOR CHILD. in nice suburban, 2 to
1 yrs. of age. 81 week. WA-53ll, Ring 3.
WANTED-To keep house for refined
gentleman or day work. Best references.
LI-3928
DAY or week work for ladies: common Ia
Dor for men, day or week. general house
cleaning. UNITY CENTER, LI-5S60.
WOMAN wants general homework. Must
90 home nights. Good reference. 3l6
Virginia-av Apt 10. LI-3ll9.
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NOTING the Meridian Hills
II fsirwav back toward the tee
were FLAGS galore. and the ultimate
check up on the first 20 resulted
IN the remainder Of the prizes be
ine awarded in the following order
r. A. Kelly. J. l. HolcOmb. c. r
Lykins. A. r Kricks. c. Carter. Dr.
W E. Pennington. Henry Holt. c s.
Arensman. Dr. Ralph l. LochTy.
X r Yates. j. Z Spiegel. Joe
Sparks. c. Rsu. r. A. HAYES and
r. T. Hill
And. incidentally = little item
that has escaped pt. 1licstion and
which the Hills club members are
duly proud Is the victory scored
last weekend over the indianapolis
Country Club BY the count Of 9-8-
The Hills six-msn team was made
mp Of Frank Shields Bill Diddel
Ben COhee. Bob RhOdehsmel. z L
Martin and Don Ellis.
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THE hsndicspper thrust out his
Il chest Nth pride TODAY ~ Ne
ridis1 His and pointed 10 the re-
suits ~ The Flag tournament YES
terdav ss indication ~ the fac-
that NJ has The Hills lnksmen tot
inE just about their Just allowances
In Tag tournament each player
is supplied vi'h a small flag bar
ing his name and a total The total
amount is arrived a. by adding ~
PLAYERS allotted handicap 70 the
course par This should bring all
PLAYERS around 70 the eighteenth
cup
A 7 Meridian Hills The winner ~
4 \ The Fourth ~ july flag tour
nsment reached the eighteenth cup
and had two shots left over. John
Heckel probably got a couple n
good puts down somewhere along
the wav around the ls holes and
those tWO puts we're worth some
thing because he needed the second
~ the leftover shots 70 yin Heckcl
made his second shot on the first
hole. getting well of the tee and
well up toward the green Nth ms
second. whereas r Kemper Mo
Comb and Dr J. G Daniels VINO
finished second and third had onlv
one shot left when they finished
the regulation IL holes and drove
from the FIRST Tee 20 decide Dr..
some one must have yelled. Give
'em the AK Manual and the South
Side school principal rallied n the
occasion and nit iUsty wallop from
the tee that gave him the honOrS.
NJ G Know barely got into the
cup on the eighteenth green IN
his allotted number of strokes and
won fourth place. while PuS Bovd
putfed with his last stroke and me
ball stopped one foot away from the
cup. He wOr NTH.
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SIGHTS. JOSEPH L. JR.-Little son OF
Joseph and Barbara Sights, passed away
Thursday afternoon. age 10 months
Funeral services Saturday. p. m. At
residence Of grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
L o Sights. 1929 Sturm-av. Friends
invited Burial Floral Park. CONKLE
SERVICE
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HIGHLAND passed ND the Razzle
IL Dazzle tournament yesterday
and substituted a Blind Partner
event. In this event all PLAYERS en-
tered and signed the starters card
After every one had teed of. Neal
Mcintyre club pro. placed cards
bearing the names IN a hat and
drew them out by lot Thus the
partners we're arranged and the
players did not know until they
came IN who their partners were.
Prizes we're distributed on the basis
Of low combined net and the results
were as follows.
DR. Earl Cant and Jake Wolf
captured first place with a COM
btned net total Of l35.
y. r. McCov and Tommy Dugan
we're second with l40 Frank Mad
den and Ralph BTdick tied with
Homer LathTOp and Chester SpriggS
for third with III each.
C. l.. Smith and Leo DIVER tiod
with FLOYD Mattice and Paul Shat
fer for NTH With l42
Dr. William Stark ana o. z.
Campbell and DR. Ermal Baker and
Ben Perk tied for seventh with Ass
Paul WhittemOre and DR.. Glen
Pell. and Thomas Hopes and Paul
Crozier tied for ninth with I46 each.
DR. NJ. z Clark and DR.. Karl
Ruddell captured the tenth prize
with l47.
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Out At Hilcrest the flag tour
~ nament had a similarly close
hnish Harold Smith. who had a
l3-Stroke handicap 70 add 70 course
par for an s4-Stroke allowance.
reached the cup on the first green 10
capture first honorS Henry Rob-
erts. who had IS strokes allotted
him. was i3 feet from the lrSt
green cup. and Vance Osthout and
d.. T. L. Cooper tied for third both
reaching the eighteenth cup.
Much 81 the Fourth Of July talk
a. HiIlcreSt was about gold" and
the members are planning upon
showing their guests a big day on
Friday. July 70. when the second
annual HillCrest Gold Rush is Staged-
or course. there have been more
than two Gold RuShes. but '1ey
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II Wanted-MaIe or Female
IA Situations Wanted

WANTED-Legitimate concessions. or
chestras and floor show entertainers.
BEACH VIEW CASINO. Ravenswood.
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WAINWRIGHT. GEORGE S.-Passed away
Thursday D.. m, at his residence. 1905
wa Shington-blvd. Friends NAV call al the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
FRIDAY evening. Services al the mortuary
SATURDAY. I p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill.
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SHEPHERD. LEANORE Achieved wife

Of James b 2433 n. Delaware. PASSED
awav Thursday. services FLANNER &,
BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday. 3
m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
Friends may call any lime at the mort
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II Hotels
Is Housekeeping Rooms

SO wEEK-GROFF. 144l-2 Nicely fur
nished rooms; next bath; all utilities.
BE-4287-J.
$3.50 N TUXEDO-Nicely furnished
room; kitchenette; large closet; private
entrance: utilities
s5-3 NICELY furnished connecting house
keeping rooms. Sink in kitchen. LI-6249
1874 S. ARSENAL-Two nicely furnished up
and downstairs Broom apartments. 81 So
BEVILLE. N. 829-4-room apartment;
housekeeping room; private bath and en-
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300 BLOCK N. Pennsylvania: 2-bedroom
apartment, nicely furnished shower
utilities; cooling system. TA-ol43.
WILL share lovely apartment north with
congenial employed lady. Times. Box L.
3038
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22
Dead Man is Found in River

The decomposed body of a man,
believed by officers to have been
the victim of foul play, was found
Aug. Wed. by Fort Peck officers
in the Missouri river a mile and
a half above the intake of the 60
vernment waterworks at Fort Peck.
Identification of the body is, &C.
cordine to Coroner Joseph Holland,
practically impossible. The body
had been tied with wire and five
pound cans tied to the mans clothes
indicated that an attempt had
been made to weight the body.
Mr.. Holland stated the body
appeared to have beenin the wlera
eight or nine months. Identificat-
ion SO far has been impossible. Cloth
ing and anything which might
lead to future Identification is be-
ing saved, Mr., Holland said.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

If you think of building a cabin
or bungalo, see us first for lumber
or a completed job ready to move in.
Why pay rent when ii is so cheap
to build. Custom saving also done
at mill east of WIN Miller. wheeler
G. j. Owen
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22
CHURCH NOTES

The Fort Peck Lutheran Church
Sunday, August IS
Morning Worship in New Deal
1000 a. m. Sun. School continues
at the New Deal schoolhouse at
800 am. each Sunday.
Morning worship at Fort Peck
IL a. N. Sunday School at 10.
No Evening Service.
The New Deal Circle of the Ladies
Aid me- cts on Friday. August Is
with Mrs. L. V%angsness in Midway,
1st door east of Phelps Grocery at
ESQ pm.
0. N. RUE. Pastor.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Midway GOSPEL TABERNALE
Sunday School 1000
Morning worship 100
Evangelistic Services 7:45
Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer Meeting
Friday 8 p. m. Young Peoples
Evangelist j. NJ. Peck
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

A l0x36 lean to, all frame double
wall, 3 windows, brick chimney,
good floor. Fine for 2 room apart
ment. Price $11O.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

l room Addison Miller 16x18.
good floor, 8 #. ceiling. Price $500
cash. Can be moved to Wheeler
for 81.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

A. Lemieux of Fairview opened
a lunch stand and bakery this wk-
in the building formerly occupied
by Finch's bakery.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs j. Dickhaut have
moved to Midway where they re-
Gently purchased a new home.
Mr.. Dickhaut is employed on the
government gravel crew.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

w. E. Wilson returned this wk.
from q 2 weeks business trip to
St. Louis. He says he's glad to get
back to Montana and wouldn't
trade his Wilson townsite on the
lake here for all of st Louis.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Good service station, some stock
and all equipment for quick sale,
Price $500 cash. Call German.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Good little restaurant 12x38.
Counters & equipment. Good loo
alton. Price $3.50. $3.50 cash. bal.
terms.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

FOR SALE-A good business bldg
located in Wheeler, frame con-
struction; main part 20x30, 2 addi-
lions. Priced low; terms.
See German
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

WANTED-A few more cabins for
sale, priced right. List them.
German has buyers.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Wanted-Work. dish washing,
general restaurant work. dance
hall waitress. or light housekeeping.
House 122 Ord St. North, Wheeler.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

FOR SALE-A few choice lots
near the highway. well drained,
size 30xl5O. Prices $40 and
$3.50 Terms. Close to Vice.
Ter. See GERMAN at PARK
Grove OF at the Fort Peck Press
Office in Wheeler,
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22
%&OGm1&,
@assifedHd
EDPDorlNcNa

WANTED-Plain sewing Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Ray Hines Miles
City Ave. Wheeler 4 blocks west
Days Grocery.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

Wanted-To buy a building suit
able for a store. Henry Knutson,
New Deal.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22
WANT ADS

FOR SALE
Clean water barrels. different
sizes, see Wiers at MartinvlIle ct
The Fort Peck press., 1935-08-22

FOR SALE - Maytag Washers
PhilcO Radios and used cars.
Henry Knutson, New Deal.
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Girls wool-check fleece and novelty weave
coat sets. Choice of either two or three
piece styles in tailored or dressy models. In
brown, green, blue and wine colors. Sizes
to 1e years.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-05-16

Mrs. A. T. Belair entertained the
Kilkare club at a one O'Clock
luncheon. Mrs. T. B. Hauschild re-
ceived the travelling prize. Bridge
honors went to Mrs. Ralph Birum
and Mrs. E. II. Behrman.
Mrs. Chester Durdle and Mrs
Glen Rider were hostesses to a
birthday party at Mrs. Riders Tues
day night in honor of Mrs. Her
bert O'Hearn. Bridge was played
and refreshments served.
The Finley baseball team beat
Wallula 2 to ! Sunday in a fast
played game or the fair ground
diamond. Finley won the last half
of the 9th inning when Gutrnan
doubled and Powell singled. Bat
teries: Piert and Gerber for Finley;
Hamburg-Hurst and Hamburg for
Wallula. Finley will play Gardena
next Sunday. Gardena hasn't lost
a game thtis season and Finley is
in second place.
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The Pink and Green club held ar
all-day meeting at the home OF
Mrs. A. A. Edwards In the Horse
Heaven hills. Twenty members were
present and a pot-luck luncheon
was served at noon.
Mrs. T. B. HauSchild was able to
ride down town in car Satur-
day for the first time in three
weeks on account of suffering from
injuries to her leg received in a
fall. She is still unable to walk OF
bear her weight on the leg.
Mrs. II. w. Whittemore enter
tanned the Chekola club last Fri
day afternoon. Bridge honors went
to Mrs. M. Hille and low to Mrs.
Harry Shoemaker, and Mrs. John
Ferguson received the travelling
prize.
A banquet was given this eve
ming at Plowrnan'S in honor Of Mrs.
Julia Hemingway, principal Of the
Washington grade school. Covers
were laid for nine at a cleverly ap-
pointed dinner table, decorated in
spring flowers.
Miss Frances Allen and Miss Ber-
tina Fricke entertained with q din
her party in Pasco Wednesday eve
ming. Covers were laid for Rev. and
Mrs. II. G. Vincent, Mrs. @. w.
Sherk and daughter, Miss Beatrice
and the hostesses.
1t is reported that there is one
man in Kennewick who did not fall
for the chain letter craze which
swept the country the past ten days.
While it is matter Of considerable
doubt, probably he did his letter
sending In his wife's name.
Miss Opal Jenkin returned Mon
day morning from Pullman, where
she spent the weekend with her
parents after returning from Spo-
kane, where she attended a Nutri-
ton conference Saturday. Miss Mir
lam Birdseye Of Washington, D. g.
was the main speaker Of the con-
ference, which was attended by
county agents Of Southeastern
Washington. Mrs. Mary Davis, now
Of Walla Walla, a former Benton
county agent, attended the meet
ing.
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Mrs. Mary Hutchins left We'd
nesday for Detroit, Michigan, where
she will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. j. Edwards and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reiman and E.
F. Sickle and family of Yakima
were Mothers Day guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Sickle In the Gar
den Tracts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Miller and
daughter Ellen and James Cum
ningham of Walla Wa1la spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lance
Read.
Mrs. II. Gihring Of Walla Walla
was Sunday visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sickle in the Garden Tracts. 9th
err weekend guests at the Sickle
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rel
man and E. F. Sickle and family
of Yakima. They were also guests
at the Gus Neuman home.