davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Cd mas zzien
Ctena redakcia a citatepky!

Ctena redakcia a citatelky!
Ones je tax chladno von-
ku, re som 81 rozmysleIa
what do ruky pero a nieco
napisat'. Pravda, keby bolo
teplo, mix by ma ami nepri-
viazal v dome - len by som
utekala Won do zahrady. Toh-
to roku som 81 zasiala zele-
ninu zavcasu vedl'a dopisu
pani Malinovej, a veru vse-
tko je o vel'a peknejsie, a
ta petruska mi tax pekne
vsetka zisla, co po, druhe
roxy ami jej nebolo' vidno.
Srdeena vd'aka yam, pani
Malinova. &c.,. 49,. ...
Ell, zeny, zeny, zenicky,
v kazdom dome knizocky,
tax len trochu smelosti
a Won s tymi receptmi.
Banana Nut Cake
70 salky masla
l1s Salkv cukru.
2 vajcia (roztrepane)
2 vel'ke lyzice kysleho
mlieka.
3 banany pomiesene
l salku orechov pomletych
2 salky muky H..
l malu lyzicku vanilky
l mald lyzicku baking
soda.
Paprikas.
Do hrnca sa da masti a
ma drobno pokrajana cibura
a dunstuje; ma husky sa po.
kraja tel'acina a v masti sa
dunstuje, posoli, popapriku.
je a pokorenf.
Osobitne sa daju varit' ell.
bow macaroni v slanej vode
Ked' su makarony uvarene.
sa premyju a ked' uz je ma.
so make, tax sa makarony
vmiesajl k masu.
Ked' zenicky idd z tych
receptov varit', mech neza.
budnd 81 zapalit' pod hrncon
al gaz. Som citala v novi.
mach, re vraj sa to uz tax
stale, muz prisiel domov a
sa pyta, ze preco vecera je
este ME hotova. A ona, &c
vraj nevie, co sa stale, &c
nevie preco sa jej polievks
nechce varit', vsak. dala vse.
tko, jak jej predpis poveda
llen tam nestalo, ze trebs
zapalit' gaz). To by bole
pre- mas zle. ..>..
Lesnakova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Pon,ylil -.

- Co 50 ii stale, anjel
moi? Co znamena ten flaj-
ster ma cele?
- Co to rozpravas! To je
predsa ME. flajster, to je moi
novy kloblk!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Politicks otazky q odpovede

Co je politika? ~
Politika je veda kla-
mania l'udu tax dlho, ako
len mozno.
- Co je politikar?
Politikar je clovek, kto-
reho srdce a dusa je "a l'ud
- pocas volieb.
Go je pud?
- L'ud su bytnosti, ktore
dokazuju svoju l'udskost' u
verenfm vsetkeho, Go i'm po-
litikar povie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Dobri rada.

Pan doktor, v posled-
nom Case Ease mroho hovo-
rim 20 sna. Porad tie mi, Co
mann robit'?
Mic takeho, 0 com by
sa vasa zena nesmela dove
diet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
(Pokracovanie.)
Z. otec 4 dcera.

in
vkrocil .branou do priestran-
nej chodby vlastneho, alebo,
ako SINE 2 rozhovoru vyroz-
umeli, do domu dcerinho a
vydychnul 81 zhlboka. Opro-
ii nemu sbehlo dolu schodmi
dievca, este temer diet'a, Wy
soko narastle, ale tenucke a
stfhle, nevyvinute. Uzkou.
bl'adou tvarickou vladnul len
jeden vyraz: vyraz hlbokej,
neohranicenej lasky k otco-
vi. Vr1cne, vasnive objalo
dievcatko umdleneho otca a
lzkostlive pozeraly sede, "a
hadne oci do tvare posradr-
nej, bolom rozrytej, akoby
zvediet' chcely, co "a zvest'
majl z nej vycftat'.
"Otecko," riekla devuska
vahave, "zle sa tt vodilo?"
''Vilica moja, zle; ztrate-
ne ysetko, vsetko!" - Wy
razil 20 seba a krcovite OBJ
jimuc svoju dceru, viedol ju,
alebo lepsie, dal sa West
nou hore. Dievcatko kynulo
sllzke, vo dverach kuchyne
stojacej, ably dochystala o.
bed, ono ale doprevadilo O.
tea do priestrannej, vkusne,
takmer nadherne vystrojenej
izby. Podhradsky hodil klo-
buk ma stol, sam ale vrhol
So ma pohovku. ,s,..~ ...
Dcera jeho, ako by no
chcela tesit' a novu nadej
vliat' do srdca rozhorceneho,
priklakla k nemu a Plbala
jeho zvlhlu ruku. On druhou
rukou hladil jej hlavku, vr-
kocom zdobenu a Shy, inac
u neho nevidane, Wildly sa
mu do ocf.
"Pokusil som sa o vsetko,
zobral som u tych pysnych
panov, dakedy mojich uprim-
nych priatel'ov, "a poshove-
ME, spomenul som, ze zastih-
ly ma melody, ze platit' ne
Dol som " stave, - ale oni
hrdo odmietli prosbu moju,
a pozbavili ma este j. uradu,
ktory odtedy, CO som sa tn
osadil, zastaval som cestne
a svedomite. A teraz, ked'
po tol'kych ztratach, po top-
kych bezsennych nociach
chopil som sa nadeje posled-
nej ochrannej ratolesti, i ia
unikla! Ach, to je trpko,
trpko!" ~
"A presiel rukou cez sedi-
We, zrednute vlasy. Made
dievca s lzasom posluchalo
ho, - este celkom nevedelo
prezriet' rozmer ich nest'a-
sta a preto vzdy znovu po-
kdsilo sa otca uspokojit' a
ako po inc st'astnejsie dni
uist'ovat' no o svojej detin-
skej oddanosti. Tento ale ho-
voril d'alej, akoby sam pre-
seba.
"Odsudzujd ma, hovoriac,
ze som Pahkomysel'ny, ze
nemyslel som ma budlcnost'
svojej rodiny, ze jednal som
nespravne; ach, uznam,
=
ze som bol pahkomysel' 'nym,
alebo skor lahkovernym, chy
ba to tiez rovne t'azka, lebo
privermi doveroval som v po-
ctivost' pudf, primnoho po-
stavil som ma statocnost' mo-
jich 1'oddanych'' priateloy
a teraz celia budova r1ti
sa a ia pozde nahliadam, re
nadeja moja stavana bola ma
piesku a dovera moja, ze ne
bola opravnena.'
Has Podhradskeho boil
Gin d'alej tym trpkejsi; IRA
zu yyskocil, oko jeho roz-
plamilo sa. Strmo, skoro ne
setrne odstranil Violu Cd Sc.
ba q bezal ku pisaciemu sto-
/ liku, ktoreho priehradku
prudkym miknutim vytiah-
nul. hevoriac:
NMam este ich setrit', ked'
ja hyniem?"
Viola stala tn opodial', nc
Ill ..sl~l~ ~A~ =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZIA vANsOVA.
Roman.

SSA oS1H w NSsoAAANSJ ouAAou-
lanosti. -
Slova, ktore tax horlive pred
niesol, maly svedka - ku-
charku Zuzul'u, ktora ako
znamo, stala v uzkom spoje-
nj s Mikulcikom - slova
tieto maly byt' k tomu urce-
ne. aby zadaly mu posledne
udery do tela uz i tax rane-
neho. ...........
Kucharka zastrela stol a
priniesla obed; no jedla zvac-
sa neokusene, odnesene boly
nazpat do kuchyne. Pri obe-
de neprehovoril Podhradsky
ami slova, ami Viola neopova-
lila sa vyrusovat' no z N.Y.
slienok, ktore, ako sa zdalo,
zabiehaly do minulosti a bo-
ly iste neblahe. Ked' vstal
cd stola, bozkal svoje diet'a
ma cello, posadil sa k pisa
ciemu stoliku a oprety o dla-
ne, ktorymi zakrytu NAL tvar
rozmysPal dlho, ako clovek
ktory nevie, co ma urobit', =,
alebo ked' vie, nezna, ako
zaciat'. - Kcnecne sa vzmu-
I'll: zacal. urovnavat' rozha-
diane papiere a listing, z
ktorych dive vylozil ma sto-
lik, potom chytil sa do pisa
MIA a pisal dlho a bez pre-
stania. Ked' uz prisiel snad'
ku koncu tohoto dlhelo H.
stu, zastal a znovu pohruzil
sa do rozmysPania.
"Ci no tymto konecne pri-
ndtim, aby nahliadnul, ze ne
mono d'alej West tento ne
isty zivot, "a ci budem pri-
ndteny sldobne proti nemu
zakrocit' - comu sa tax
vel'mi protivim; ved' by mas
to celkom a navzdy rozvie-
do a moi plan strany Violy
navzdy zmarilo!" A on zno-
WI zacal h1tat' mad listom
uz skoro dokoncenym.
"Nie; lepsie bude, ked' ho
telegraficky zavolam, musi
prist', pohrozim mu; ia ia
neidem, nemozno mi vidiet'
to okolie, z ktoreho som sa
vyhnal sam, ako 20 ztrate-
neho raja." Pri poslednych
slovach wal napfsany uz list,
zmacknul no v male klbko a
hodil pod stol. Potom wal
klobuk a palicu, a rychlym
krokom opustil izbu.
Kan ides, otce?" opytala
sa no Viola, ked' stretla no
ma schodoch, vracajuc sa 20
sklepu, kde kupovala vselija-
Ike maliekosti.
"Nechaj ma, diet'a mole,
sam neviem este kan, snad'
do K..., mozno,- ze ami ME Ia
a mczno, ze navratim sa len
vecer."
Smutne sklopilo dievcatko
zrak svoj a odislo do izby.
kym otec padil dolu schodmi
von uzkym dvorom, kde boly
dvierka do zahrady a vcho-
dy do bocnych a hospodar-
skych stavisk.
Viola vnisla do izby, vide
la papierami pokryty stolik
a naucena riadit' otcove veci
pristupila ku stoliku, aby u
sporiadala rozhadzane listi-
ny a vlozila ich do otvorenej
priehradky. Videla medzi j.
nymi jeden vePky zapeca-
teny list, ma ktorom davnym,
zenskym pismom napisano
bolo: "Moj testament; ma
krajoch tohoto listu boly "a
Sc drobnym pismom muzskej
ruky napisane poznamky,
ktore Viola v nevsimavosti
svojho veku oproti podobnym
veciam neprecitala, alebo ne
chcela bez vedomia svojho
otca, ktory sl'lbil jej raz
sdelit' vsetko, co tykalo sa
jeho rodiny a jeho planov
pre- jej buddcnost', ked' do
plni sedemnasty rok; dote-
dy ale, aby no otazkami ne
trApila. Hned' pri tomto IL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

pade potreby hned' nasiel;
potom zatvorila stolik, no
kplcik, dl'a zvyku, nechala
tam dnu.
Este j potom, ked' ut1ahla
sa do svojej malej chyzky,
ktorej dvere otvorene byva-
ly do vel'kej otcovej izby,
prenasledovaly ju myslienky,
tociace sa okolo listing, dnes
po prvy raz videnej. Mnohe
20 zivota otcovho nebolo jej
znamo, vyjmuc, Re pochodil
20 Zanice, kde este nachodi
sa majetok Podhradskych,
pravda v rukach cudzich; re
len po smrti prvej zeny svo-
jej osadil sa v Ihlovci, kde
sa ozenil po druhy raz a al
ona sa tn narodila. Prva je-
no pani bola bohata z do
mu, no chorlava, rozmarna
a bezdetna. Cd nej ostali e.
ste v domacnosti niektore
malickosti, ktore jej sestra
po jej smrti druhymi So
brat premeskala alebo "a
hodne nedrzala. Jeden bri-
liantami vylozeny stary, no
vel'mi drahocenny prsten o.
stal u Podhradskeho, ktory
tento klenot Viole len media
vno odovzdal s tym dodat-
kom, aby 81 no prisne stra-
lila a nikdy nikomu nevy-
dala, lebo je to pamiatka po
prvej panel Podhradskej, kto
ra he svojej opatrovnici, po-
zatymnej druhej zene Pod
hradskeho, jejz vel'mi naklo-
nena bola, ma smrtel'nej po-
steli odovzdala, Viola, kto-
rej prst 'oky boly este pri-
stihle k noseniu sperku to-
hoto, nosila no ma ciernej,
hodbabnej snorocke okolo
hrdla; no netusila, ze pride
chvil'a, kde sa jej prsten ten
stane zdrojom zial'u a po-
tupenia.
Chyzka Violina sama v Sc
be schranka peknych a CEN
nych vecf, zdala sa byt' u
sposobenou, aby ukryvala v
sebe klenot pre- Podhradske-
ho najvyssej ceny, lebo vse-
tko, Go tn nachodilo sa, bolo
pozorne a s neznou setrno-
st'ou volene a usporiadane,
ako len usrachtily a vzdela-
ny vkus moze vystrojit' chyz-
ku, v ktorej rozvijajlci sa
duch mladeho dievcat'a ma
nachodit' svoj oddych a po-
tesenie vo chvfl'kach prazd-
nych cd zamestnania. A co
otec zacal, to diet'a jeho s
usrozumenim prijalo a pre-
vadzalo, okrasl'ujuc priby-
tok svoj tymi tisicerymi ma
lickost ami, ktore ME su po-
trebne k blahobytu, no dusu
mladistvu naplnuju rozko-
Sou.
Tam v klte postiel'ka, rez-
barskou pracou ozdobena,
pokryta bola jemnym prikry-
vadlom a pred nou ma pod
lahe vkusne vysivany kobe
rec svedcil o pilnosti mladej
velitel'ky. Stolik a kasne, pl-
ne tych vzacnych malickosti,
ktore srdiecko mladeho diev-
cat'a miluje,> Ease tam knihy
pekne viazane; porcelanove
a majolikove salocky a nadob-
ky ma susene j svieze kvety,
tam Ease verka kytica suse-
nych travin, akymi vraj Ma
kart rad kraslil ldzny svoj
raj. ..-.3s
Tu dalo sa snivat' praco-
vat. Striedave zamienala sa
praca, niekedy i namahava
pre- nezkusene dievca, no i
lahka, hrava, v podobe vsa-
kovych vysivaciek. Tu hrava-
la s dusevnym pozitkom ma
svojom novom klavfre svoje
mile piesne, klasicke a mo-
derne skladby, ktorym nau-
ella sa v ustave; tu myslie-
vala casio ma svoju milu mia
duSkli ucitepku. ktOra lei u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

t : Z
ne. Ably mohla ma CO svinut'
hodvab ma zelene listy, isla
do vel'kej izby pohl'adat' 81
potrebny papier. / padol jej
zrak ma hodeny list pod sto-
likom, zdvihla no, a vyhla-
diac cely, poskladala no pc
kne znovu a zacala nan svi-
jat' jasno-zelene leskle nit
Ky, naplnena myslienkou ma
mileneho otca, ako on tesit'
sa bude, ked' praca tato bu-
de hotova a ako krasne bu-
de to vyzerat'!
z tychto prijemnych my
slienok vyrusil ju nahle aky-
81 nepokojny ruch ma ulici.
3. Upodozrievanie.
Mohlo byt' okolo tretej ho-
diny popoludni a namestie,
len pred chvil'ou prazdne,
naplnovat' sa zacalo l'ud'mi,
ktori vsetci, ako ma nejaky
powell, shlukli sa pred branou
susedneho domu, zivo, zja-
seno posunkujuc, hroznymi
zrakmi pozerali ma dom Pod
hradskeho. Medzi Pud mi v
najhustejsom klbku, stal Mi
kulcik, opodial' kucharka
Zuzul'a a tito dvaja zvacsa
viedli slovo a len tn tn boil
vyruseni pokrikom alebo po-
znamkami okolo stojacich.
Pricina tejto mimoriadnej
ulicnej konferencie bola ia,
ze v dome, vlastne ma kolni
garbiarskeho majstra wink
null ohen.
Prvy, kto to zbadal, Dol
Mikulcik, ktory tesil sa, ze
no nahoda viedla do dvora,
kde zavonal spaleninu; mic
dobreho netusiac, obzeral sa
vokol, az zbadal, re hort ma
sope, kde bolo nakopene Ger
stve seno.'
Pravda, strhnul sa hned'
poplach; - sbehli sa l'udia,
kirk "a vodu rozliehal sa po
dvore a ohen ma st'astie este
ME vel'mi roznieteny, Dol
cosi-kamsi uduseny a suse-
dia, kmotrovia a dobri INA
mi pana majstra pust'ali sa
do vselijakych kombinacii o
vzniknutf ohna. Ba al "sir-
Sic 'obecenstvo" tislo sa do
dvora ku miestu "nest 'astia" "
a davalo ma javo svoje roz-
culenie. Po uhaseni ohila,
ktorym jedna ciastka sena
vysla ma vnivoc, obzerali
chlapi miesto, kde vzniknul
ohen a ku svojmu nemalemu
prekvapeniu nasli odtrhnute
dive dosky 20 strany Pod
hradskeho domu; otvor TAX
to urobeny dostacoval, aby
prepustil cloveka strednej
postavy. Hospodarske budo-
Wy oboch domov kryte boly
len jednym krovom a prede-
lene dostenou stenou; v bliz-
kosti tejto steny ma strane
garbiarovej bolo mnoho Ger
stveho sena; ma strane Pod
kradskeho nebolo temer ami
byle, DO tento nezamestnaval
sa hospodarstvom odtedy, co
popredal role a statok. Tu
tedy vzniknul ohen, ktory v
tejto dobe, v cas- suchoty, "a
pricinil pravy poplach medzi
obecenstvom.
Mikulcik vystupoval ako
zpravodajca a vit'azne obra-
til sa k domovemu:
"Nepovedal som vam, ze
ie vsetkeho schopny? Nema-
te tn zrejmy d6kaz?"
"Co, Wy naozaj myslite, ze
by on to boil byval?" spytal
sa domovy hrozivym vyra-
zom ma tvari.
ITO nemoze nikto pove-
dat, ked' no nikto nevidel,' -
- zamiesal sa do reci tlsty
pekar Korcik, ktory horko-
t'azko vyliezol ma kolnu -
ito by ste pekne pochodili,
keby dozvedel sa tom on!''
"Hej, kmotre, vo vas Pod.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Arrangements
Are NJ AIDE for
Pi Phi Meeting

Mrs. Demarchus Brown is to
speak at the December meeting of
the indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Pl Beta Phi, according to announce
ment made by Miss Sara Elizabeth
Miller, president, at the meeting last
night at the home of Miss June
Willcutts, HaVersticks- PIX.
Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, Gamma
province president, is to visit the
Purdue University Chapter Monday
and Tuesday and is to confer with
the Butler University Chapter Fri
day and Saturday. Mrs. Scott meets
with individual chapter officers,
alumnae advisory boards, active and
pledge groups and deans of women
Later in the month she is to visit
the Indiana University and Frank
lin College groups and in December
is to go to the University of Michi-
gan and Hillsdale College Pi Phi
groups.
Mrs. Robert S. Wild, grand vice
president assistant, has prepared an
information manual for Pi Phi
Mothers Clubs
After dinner last night Mrs John
Mellett reviewed Mary, Queen of
Scots and the Isles and Miss Mary
Kapp lead group singing. Hand
craft from the Pi Phi Settlement
School at Gatlinburg, Tenn, was on
display.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
PAST PRESIDENTS
TO POUR AT TEA

Mrs. H. P German and Mrs. Ora
f, Butz, former Lambda Chi Alpha
Mothers Club presidents. are -
pour at the club tea from to
Tuesday at the Butler University
chapter house, 4721 SunSet-blvd.
Assisting hoStesses are to be Mes
danes Charles Taylor, Mary Willett,
w. c. Galbraith, M. l.. McIlvaine.
Harry Daniel, H. S. Leonard and
Frank Sei0ensticker.
In the receiving line are to be
Mrs. F. E. Beghtel. president; Mrs.
Jean Mills, chaperon; Mrs. H. A.
KoSs, first vice president; Mrs. w. c.
Galbraith, second vice president;
Mrs. Bernard Wulle, treasurer; Mrs.
Robert Straughn. secretary; Mrs.
Edwin Manouge, corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. H. L. Kares, his
torian. A musical program is to be
presented.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
GRIFFEY- THORNE
RITES TO BE HELD

Bernard William Griffev is to give
his sister, Miss Mary Jayne Griffey,
in marriage to Arthur w. Thorne in
a ceremony at SIS tonight at Third
Christian Church with the Rev.
William Rothenburger officiating.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Pleasant B. Griffey. Mr.. Thorne is
the son of Leland P. Thorne.
The bride is to wear a chartreuse
velvet gown with gold leaf halo
headpiece and carry yellow chrys-
anthemumS. Miss Barbara Baas,
maid of honor, is to attend in a
rust velvet gown and gold hair
ornament and carry Talisman roses.
Dresses of Misses Jane Wise and
Dallas Newman, bridesmaids. are to
be respectively fuschia and violet
velvet, worn with Talisman rose
bouquets.
CARL Young is to be best man;
Russell StropeS, James Cecil, John
B. GriiTey Jr. and Earl Williamson,
usherS.
Quito town guests are to be Mrs.
Kathleen Williams Ruffner and
daughter Patricia, Washington;
Miss Gwendolyn Schort is to sing
during the ceremony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Purdue Man
to Speak to
Group
Frank Watson, Director
Of Purdue Research,
to Talk Friday.

American home department of the
Seventh District Federation of
Clubs, with Mrs w. c. Bartholomew,
charm an, is to present Frank Wat
son, Lafayette, in a talk at 10 Fri
day 1T the Claypool
Mr.. Watson, national executive
secretary of Better Homes in Amer
lea and director Of the Purdue
Housing Research project, is grad
uate Of Harvard University Law
School and was with the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. and the
Federal Housing Administration in
Washington in 1888.
The National Headquarters of Bet
ter Homes in America have been
moved to Lafayette.
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, who is
to introduce the speaker, is state
chairman Of Better Homes in Amer
lea, trustee of the General Fedora
ton of Clubs and honorary chair
man of the Seventh District Amer
lean Home Department.
Mrs. Bartholomew is assisted bv
the following division chairmen who
are to give reports: Division of home
extension, Mrs. A. j. Hueber: div-
sion Of home economies, Mrs. j. R.
Farrell, and division of home max
ing, Mrs. Bert S. Gadd.
Mrs. Frederick G.. BALI, Indianap-
oils, president Of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Clubs, and Mrs. Fred Bell,
RushVille, chairman of the American
home department of the state fed
Grafton, are to extend greetings.
Mrs, c. j. Finch, Seventh District
president, Is to preside, and presi-
dents of the following clubs are to
report:
Aftermath. Miss Elizabeth Cooper;
Alpha Latreian Mrs. Harry Wade;
Alpha Beta Latreian, Mrs. John A.
Mcconnell; Alpha Delta Latreian,
Mrs. Lawrence j. Shappert; Alpha
Eta Latreian, Mrs. A. L. Fessler;
Alpha Gamma Latreian, Miss Anna
Louise Cochran; Alpha Iota Lat
relan, Mrs. George O. Browne; Alpha
Kappa Latreian, Miss Mary Alice
Person; American War Mothers.
Marion County Chapter, Mrs. j. F..
Kutchback; Amicitia Club, Mrs.
William Burroughs.
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Miss Ruth Jones Becomes Bride
of Maurice Pickett at Home

In candlehght service today at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank
Jones, their daughter. Miss Ruth l..
Jones. and Maurice w. Pickett. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Pickett. North
Vernon, were united in marriage by
the Rev. John B. Ferguson. Imme-
date families and intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony before the
fireplace banked with autumn TO-
liage and chrySanthemums.
Miss Mildren Allen, pianist; Miss
Violet AlberS. violinist. and Miss
Virginia Leyenberger celliSt. played
bridal music, and Mrs. Edward B.
Crowell sang Prayer Perfect"
The bride given in marriage by
her father wore a wine velvet gown
with a corSage of gardenias. Her
sister, Miss Doris Jones. attended
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Miss Einor Sickney collection included
third
in AyreS auditorium ChilQrens
Misses Grace Albeit Rosemary Sanaker, ty Sanders
Bieter Cornelia
national musical
Friday auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas
residence Before their Nov
garet Bissel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bssell
Mrs Albion Hardin before
Louise Bichof o
Mrs w E Kuhn assisting i making
Margaret Hospital Guild dinner dance Dec the indianapolis
Athletic
arrangements the annual
founders day celebration of N1u Phi Epsilon
sorority, Tuesday at the Columbia Club.
Misses
nda Juniors OF the indianapolis Athletic
with skating party Friday.
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in a sapphire blue MORE gown with
corsage of Johanna Hill roses.
Raymond Pickett was his brother
best man, and ushers were Startling
Fisher and Russell Fisher.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Cottman, Evans Colt
man. Miss Mabel Tibbott, Jack
and Vernon Warren, all of Madison
Miss Neva Pickett, Seymour; Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Duckett, Trafal-
gar; Miss Frances Refine, Edinburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prout, Columbus;
Mr.. and Mrs William I. Shadinger
and Miss Marian Shadinger, Chi
cago. and Miss Virginia Mayo, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
After a wedding trip the couple is
to be at home at 500 E. Drive.
Woodruff Place.
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Fashion Trends Is Topic

Miss Launa Lee is to speak on
Trends in Fashion" Tuesday noon
before the ~ Day luncheon group
Of the Young Women's Christian
Association, adult education depart
ment. Miss Lee is hostess of the
SearS-Roebuck e. Co. social room
Her talk is 10 be illustrated by
mooels. Members of the Tuesday
morning self-eXpression class are to
present the program the following
week. The luncheons are a part of
the Y. w. c. AS program for The
woman in the home.
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the White Cross rooms in the Meth
odist Hospital nurses home with
Mrs. Ross E. Mitchell presiding
Grace NJ. E. Church Guild, with
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Hospital Guilds to Meet
Meridian Heights White Gross
Guild is to meet all day Monday in