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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-31
AN OBLIGATORY PSYCHIC

DOUBTL ESS psychic bids have
been dreadfully overworked. Two Of
the best former pairs in the country
have become sc addicted 10 over
worked psychic bids that within a
week heard one of the six best
players in the country refer TO them
as push overs. which fear is true.
although both pairs would deny such
abatement with indignation. If ever
an opening bid may be called obliga-
.Ory. it was so In a duplicate game
Aask weels. The hand is. shown below
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-31
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Bidding went: West. 1-Spade /;
North. diamonds (why 2-EIoauE
was not bid in the higher rankIns
suit only a beginner or very veal
player will even think he Eno%sj
East. 3-Spades; South. 3-Clsssh
West. 4-Spades; North ) D.annSflds
"a dreadful error. as hearts shoul
surrey have boon shown Row.: EaHs
double: Soutn. 6-Cluhg, ck@a
5-Hearts Was the proner call: Nori:i,
G. Diqmcnds ana ecrious loss vmiif"r T.
,lhia
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. Teddy B;Oun' ana %.
Leland Thompson spent "'@
Gay i'm Washin%loU with iH'.
Mrs. PriScc!!a Mr'p!"'
Norfolk is viSitln" nnr l"'' ."
Clarence Ayers.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Birthday Party

Mrs. John L. Sawyer entertain
ed at q delightful birthday party
in honor of the second birthday
anniversary Of her little niece.
Marjorie Jean Mann. yesterday
afternoon at her home on PcrSSc
street.
A tiny cake with two burning
candles formed the center piece
Cor the dining table. and the lit
5lc guests were served ice cream.
cake and candy. They were civ
Cn toy watches as favOrs. Ms.
Sawyer was assisted in serving by
Misses Ruby BurtcAcr. Mae T0X-
Cy and Ethel Ives.
Those enjoying the party were:
Jack Boiling Of Silcr City; Sonny
Owens, Bobby Temple. John l..
Sawyer. Jr.. Cynthia Ward, Adc-
laidc DunStan Harrison. William
Guy Harris. ThoS.. Oscar and
Mary Commander, Mickey and
JOlnann Daniels. Octavia Jones.
Mary Dillon Dawson. Robert
Rhodes. and Mrs. ID. c. BunGr.
Mrs. Tom Commander. Mrs. J. V.
Mann. Mrs. Stancil Jcn,S and
Miss LuciNc Mann.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Miss InCH Stevens spent Sunday
with friends in South Norfolk.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
WOMENS CLUBS ARE
INVITED TO MEET
IN PLYMOUTH 1887

Plymouth, Oct. "a letter has
been written to officials of the
18th district of Federation Of Wo-
mans Clubs by the officers of the
Senior and Junior WOman'S clubs
and thC Thursday Afternoon Lit
Crary Club extending an invita-
ton fer the 1887 annual meeting
Of this organization to be held in
Plymouth next October.
A delegation from here will
voice This invitation when they
attend the annual district meet
ING that is to be held in Farm
villc Oct. 81. MeSdameS H A.
LiVCrman, E. II. Garrison and Abe
Adler are on a committee to Sc
cure transportation for those who
wish to attend.
Mrs. W. c. Jones has been ap-
pointed chairman of the COM
mite on the club WOmCn'S maga-
zine campaign CT which Mrs. r.
T. Dinning, of Swan Quarter is
district chairman. An art eX-
hibitiOn is to be given at the No
vcmbCr meeting with Mrs. Jack
Peel in charge.
At last Fridays meeting Dr.. j.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Columbia News
Womc;j'S Club TO Meet

The W0man's Club will hold a
meeting at the court house we'd
ncsday niGl:t Oct. i4Ch. Mrs.
IIighsmit!. Of Raleigh will be pre-
sent and give a talk explaining
the duties Of q County Nurse.
The meeting will open with the
Cmb's song and collect, after
Mrs. Highsmith talk. Mrs. T. w.
Armstrong, Service Chairman
and Mrs. A. N. BatCman, Health
Chairman. will pr"&Cnt Il program.
Mrs. Ira Alexander. and Miss
Martha Sykes will give q demon
STATION showing how the houses
Of cur Stale lool; before painiinE
and then after painting.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
EASTERN STAR MEETS

The Order of the Eastern '',"'
held it's regular meeting at the
Masonic hall Thursday NIGHT al
7.3O o'clock. The mcctn% was
presided over by the WOrth| ma
trOn. Mrs. Mary Williams. MIN
utes of the last mccting were rr2d
bv the secretary. Mrs. Addlr
Smith. and business of Importance
was transacted. Mrs. Alice CU!-
pepper. associate grand mdtron
gave instructions on some OF the
work being done by the 0!t,er.
Mrs. Sallie BOettcher. chairman oil
the Masonic and Eastern star
Home in Greensboro. gave a very
interesting talk about the home.
Mrs. JAMIE Cox. chairman OF the
special endowment committee OF
the chapter, gave q talk on some
of the things along that line.
Many sick visits were reported. as
were flowers. trays and cards sent
to sick and bcreavCd friends. Mrs.
Lula Lewis name was drawn for
the prize. Mrs. Lewis was not
present and 50 the prize will be
drawn for at the next meeting.
All members are urged to coop
crate with the worthy matron IN
the coming years work. Mrs. Ar
kie Griags will have charge Of the
next meeting.
The members present were:
Mrs. Mary Williams. Mrs. Alice
Culpeppcr. Mrs. Addie Smith, Mrs.
jamie Cox. Mrs. BlanCh TWitOrd.
Mrs. Katie Bray. Mrs. Julia Chan
dler. Mrs. jamie OWnley. Mrs. Ar
kie GriggS. Mrs. Kate Sheppard,
Mrs. LOrena Hopkins. Mrs. Laura
Hopkins. Mrs. Lillian Lewis. Mrs.
Sallie Boettcher. Mrs. COrnClla
Doyle. Mrs. Marguerite Midgettc.
one visitor. Mrs. Bush Leigh. and
George A. Cox. who is worthy pa
trOn of the order.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
South Mills News
" II. L. Meets

The WomanS Missionary society
of the Trinity Methodist church
held it's regular monthly nicotine
Wednesday night, October 7, at
the home Of Mrs. Sue CiGrE&on.
The meeting was opened by a
reading by Mrs. p. M. Matthews,
the president, after which Il Love
Thy Kingdom, Lord was sung.
The scripture reading was l Corin-
thianS II. and the Lords Prayer
was repeated by the ladies.
The roll was called and the Of
fCring collected. Quite g bit OF
business was discussed by the
ladies and they made plans to at
tend the zone meeting Of the
WOman'S Missionary society on
Wednesday, October ID, ut the Old
Trap Methodist church.
The program for the evening
consisted Of readings by the dif-
ferent ladies. Those reading were:
Mrs. A. M. Spencer, Mrs. Walter
Burnham, Mrs. H. T. Mullen, Mrs.
Horace Eason. Mrs. Sue ClarkSon
and Mrs. P. M. Matthews. A part
of the program was on Mexico,
and one reading was taken from
The World Outlook" entitled
THE Light of the World" In this
reading the electric light and Edl-
son were used to illustrate the i'm
portancc of the light Of Christ.
That one feels that without cleo
tl'ic lights he is lost, but how much
more he is lost without the light
of Christ.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those
present were: Mrs. Walter Burn
ham, Mrs. p. NJ. Matthews, Mrs.
B. l.. Ivcy. Mrs. R. c. DOHicr, Mrs.
Horace EaSon, Mrs. H. T. Mullen.
Mrs. F.. N. Mullen and Mrs. A. M.
Spencer.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Shower for Briilr-elect

Mrs. T. .. Bundy entertained at
q miscellaneous shower at her
home on West Fearing street last
ninht at g o'clock in honor OF her
J9urntrr. Miss Cora Bmdy. who
will be married on October % to
Willie Lee Barnes. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. n. Barnes.
As the GUESTS arrived they were
asked to register III the brides
book. Two contests were enjoyed,
after which the guests were m
vitcd into the dining-room to cut
the cake. Lovely fall flowers were
used in prOfuSi0n in the rooms.
The hostess served q dcliviOus ice
course.
The invited guests were: Mrs.
Howard ROughtOn, Mrs. Jesse Car
ter. Mrs. Mary Lou Baker, Mrs.
Tom Commander. Mrs. Jeff In
gram. Mrs. Oscar Bundy: Mrs. j.
L. Mann. Mrs. Mary BriStOW. Mrs.
Albert Luton. Mrs. Noah Garrett.
Mrs. J. n. Barnes. Mrs. Clyde Gar
rctt. Mrs. john L. Sawyer. Mrs.
Thos. McKmny. Mrs. Clarence
TWiford. Mrs. Ray Sawyer, Jr..
Mrs. Henry Leroy, Mrs. Howard
Bullock. and Misses Eleanor Ra-
per. Marian Balance, Hazel Sill
vcrthorn. Alice Cartwright, Sarah
Spence. Maricm MCiggS. Margar-
ct Reid. Mae ToXcy. Ruby Burtch-
rr. Marjorie Walker. Lilly and
Ruth Williamson. Mardcll Swain.
Nell Ingram. Edna Hancock. Will
ma BoycC. Odessa Crcekmorc,
Doris Blmdy. Vcrgic Hughes and
Edith BlOUnt Skinner.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Demonstration Club Meets

The Home Demonstration club
of South Mills met Tuesday. OctO-
Der s. at the clubrOOm at the
South Mills school at 3 O'Clock.
A new vice president was elected
as Mrs. q. w. johnson. the former
vice president. was taking the
place Of the secretary and it was
necessary to have a vice president
to take charge of the meetings in
the absence Of the president. The
lady elected for this office was
Mis-. F.. NJ. Eason.
There was very interesting pro-
Gram On Seasonal C!Otning.' Mrs.
F.. M. Williams gave a talk on
What Is New This Fall" and MIS-.
TCCtCr gave as the demonstration
and rs her talk. Planning Your
Fail Outfit" In this talk She
gave quito a few profitable Sug-
gCStiOrS TO the ladies.
Tho club held a contest on jelly
,,,,l,;ru Tboro ,ucro .o,or :, cr+,,.
tho cnntoet and tho nri1o ,roc
o,rorliod ~ Mo- "a NJ yU,Tor,c
rnr an,ori,,n tbo hoct a,occ nr ;orr,,
zach ncmhcr rrnortod On hcr
,.oor.c ,corr. i,o1rdiru t,o r,,l.iro
or cIo.hira ,rd tLn corr:,u or
r,.,itc and vcocto,,ioc o,d r,n o,I,cr
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

that the vcrnacular is rich and
wit humOr, full metaphor
Sinlc; deny that it big punch Above
casual for casuaness told the key
To unintiated Sanguagc
Sculy makes about much Greek
Those wishing to understand what is
said wishing get occasionally will have to do
what the barharians Il vocabulary their
picturesque tongue Fat the end
the language is fluid figures Of speech that
has replaced
u quite diSgraccfu to BE- caught using antiIatcl
SiAu is caught wearing straw hat when official
fan has been USECr@a n.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Andy Collins spent the week.
end at his home in Wake Forest.
While away he attended the foot
ball game between Wake Forest
and State.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. Jimmy Earnhart and lit
ltc son. Jimmy, Jr.. arc visiting
Mrs. Earnhart's mother, Mrs. w.
D. Miller III Elizabeth City, VINO
is quite i'll.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
HUNTERS GET BIG BEAR

Columbia, Oct. "a party Of
deer hunters yesterday killed one
of the largest bears thus far in
this section. The party consisted
of H. V. Station and d. c. Carson
of Bethel. Howard Taft and
ClaranCe Rhodes Of Columbia.
The dogs picked up the trail Of
the bear, freed him. Howard
Taft fired the first shot and
Clarance Rhodes tic next two.
When they left Columbia with
the bear hung to their autOmo-
bile bumper, Station and Carson
were two of the happiest hunters
in the State.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Observation-Disclosures

Emmcttc Williamson announces
the marriage Of his sister. Mrs.
E.oiSC Williamson HOrnbakcr. to
Guy Winston Commander. The
wedding took. place Saturday.
October 3. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. ShctZlinC. in Philadel-
phia.
The above announcement is Of
interest here to friends and rcla-
tiycs of Mir. Commander. who is
q former resident of this city.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10


C.. Knox, of Raleigh. State Board
of Health, used sound motion pic
lures to portray the injury on the
human race by the social diseases.
Mrs. w. S. Caravan, of Columbia,
spoke on a campaign for cleaning
and painting that her district well
fare committee is urging.
HostCSScS to the 35 present
were: MeSdamcs p. w. Brinkley,
T. l.. Bray. B. G.. Campbell, Robert
Bataman. and the Junior WO-
mans Club. Ice cream and cake
was served.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
in Southern Pines

Mrs. Wri%htSOn Jackson and
M. N. SpivCy Of New Hope left
yesterday for Southern Pines. Mrs.
Jackson Will remain there with
her husband. WHO is quite i'll at
DR.. DiCkiC'S Sanitarlum. MS.
SpiVCy Will return home in a few
days.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Eon,,ivS-pr;c khOUSr

Harry &. Robins. and Miss
Sadia BrichhCUSC. were married
Wednesday, night at the home of
w. 6. Alexander. JuStic Of Peace.
Mr.. Robbins is from Dare Coun-
~, Hiss Brickhou%c is from
TyITcll.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Mr.. Tycr Leaves

William Tyer has left for More
head City after attending the
tt-SaWyCr wedding on WcdncS-
day. While here Mr.. TyCr was The
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Saw
yer on West Church street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

The Elizabeth City PanhellcniC
Cub will hold its first meeting of
The year on Monday October 18th
a the home of Mrs. Louise White
Freeman. POI West Main Street
All members az" urged to be pre-
sent.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Miss Abbott EiSitinm.

Miss AnnabcilC Abbott Of West
Church street left yesterday to
spend the weekend in Rocky
Mount as the guest Of Mrs. Ed
Joyner. Miss Abbott will also
visit friends in Wilson.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
NiSiiS Daughter

Mrs. p. w. McMulan Of Penn
syivania avenue spent yesterday il
Norfolk with her daughter. Ms.
Phyllis Mcmillan Howard. who IS
recovering from an operation per
formed at Sarah Leigh hospital
hast Saturday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Returns to RalciC h

Miss Lib Martin has returned To
Raleigh after spending several
days here with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Ned Martin. on East
Church street. While here Miss
Martin attended the Scott Saw
yer wedding.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Vincent. Jr..
of Norfolk, arrived yesterday to
spend the week end with Mr.. Vim
cents parents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Vincent at the u. S. FISH
Hatchery.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mr.. and NrS. w T. llaMf
announce IN" I."Ta"r G :"
daughter. Eliza Hampton 'o "
~ Dani"'% Of IEn,.5Tr" w a
LcXinCtcN. Ky. On OcioJ"
Lexington. KT.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Visiting Parents

Miss Maxine MOrriScttc and
Mack MUrri&Cttc. il. who are
students at StrayGr Business Col
lc"c in Baltimore, are spending
the Weekend with their parents,
MI. ana Mrs. N. G.. MorTi&cttc on
North Read Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Returns to School

Mrs. S. c.. Scott drove to Wake
Forest Thursday to take her son.
Shel Scott, Jr.. back to school. He
had been home to attend the we'd
ding of his cousin. Jay Scott. and
Miss Jane Sawyer.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Visiting Daughter

Mrs. J. M. WCCkcs has arrived
from Syracuse. New York. to
spend SOmc time with her SOn-in-
law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs. j.
A. Gill on Baxter street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Camden z. L. 4. Meets

The Camden p. T. A. will hold
a meeting at the school on Mon
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. All
parents and teachers are urged
to be present.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Returns From Hospital

Mrs. O. s. Wright has returned
to her home on East burgess ST,
from Albemarlc Hospital where
she has been receiving medical
treatment.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Here For WCrk-Enl

Charles Ward, vino is student
ut Stray@r Business College in
Baltimore. is SpGSding the week
end VITA h,3 parents. MI. and Mrs.
G. w Ward on North Road St.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Mrs. 5ErrbCr ILL

Mrs. j. B. FCrCbCC Of the Co
lOnial underwent an operation at
the Albemarle hospital yesterday
morning. Mrs. FCrcbcC IS doing
aG well as could be expected
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
DEATH OF M AM

Edcnton. N. G. Or' J
Ward. Jr.. four mni'l. "'
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F,0ro Wan
last night at Their none o'
Queen st. FGn"ra. ''''
be held this afternoon
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Weekend in Raleigh

Miss Frances PendlCtOn of
West Main street left yesterday to
spend the week end in Raleigh
with friends.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Week End in WASHINGTON

Odis Bundy and Lindsey Hop
kinS left yesterday by motor for
Washington. ID. c.. 10 spend the
weekend.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Here Yesterday

Mr.. r. T. DOWdy of Grandy,
was a caller at The Daily mde-
pendent yesterday. Mr.. DoWdy
says he likes the paper very much.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Murray Whichard. who has been
employed with the Highway Com
mission at ROduCO, has returned
to his home on North Broad st.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Social and 0otAoua(
Edited Saunders Smith
Dr. PER-, Here

Dr.. Matthew White Perry ol
Washington D. c., is spending the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
L. w. Perry OH South Road st.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mr.. j f.. Corbctt Of Aho%Elc'
formerly Of this city, was III town
on business yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. WilSC LCary and Mrs. Tom
Stevens Of Camden were in twon
shopping Yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Edenu0n Social
Personals

Inward Sutton has returned
to Chapel Hill after spending %cv-
eral days here on business.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Visiting i'm NOrf0Ik

Mrs. c. w. Tillctt of Goodwin
avenue is spending a few days III
Norfolk visiting friends.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mills has changed the meeting
night from Thursday to Friday
night and it will meet this Friday
night at the home Of MIS-. w. L.
AlbCrtSon.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Mrs. Sayin Ill

Mrs. David Savin is quite i'll at
her home on Queen street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Caroline ChattIeM Says
Grown-Ups Need Special Dictionary These Days to
Understand the Picturesque Speech of the Modern
Nnuny.Icrs. Il Is Rich and Racy. Romgl and Ready

No Dr. FEtcy who mtcretS WORD trends KNOWS what
do Mr. WcstcS masterpiece. but
dictionary understand the conversation
by them these days
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. j. H. Holmes and Mrs. Earl
Goodwin spent Thursday in Nor
folk with friends.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Personals


Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tyndall of
Pink Hill were tho Sunday guests
OF Mrs. TyAdaII'S parents. Nj. md
Mrs. r. w. WhitchurSt.
Miss Malinc RiddiCk spent the
Weekend at Nc" homo iE WhaIcy-
villc.
Miss InCH Stevens spent Sunday
with friends in South Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitchurst
and son, Glenn. Of Norfolk. spent
Sunday with Nj. Whitchurst's s
brother and sister. Billy White
hurst and Miss Lizzie Whitchurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Stafford GC
MOy0ck were the weekend guests
Of relatives in South Nils.
DR.. S. G. Wright spent " fcw
days in Baltimore last week.
Miss Montine Ward went to her
home in HobbSvillc over the week.
end.
Friends Of Hubert HalStcad will
be glad to know that he is able 10
be out after being confined to lis
home on account of illness.
Miss Elizabeth WhitChurst. a
teacher at Kcnansvilc. Gpcnt the
weekend with her parents. NJ.
ani Mrs. T. w. Wn:tchurst.
MIS-. Walter Burnham and son
Walter, Jr.. Mrs. Macon Johnson
and son and Miss Pearl Eure
spent Sunday in Norfolk with Mrs
Burnham's daughter. Mrs. V. E.
Jones.
Andy Collins spent the week.
end at his home in Wake Forest.
While away he attended the foot
ball game between Wake Forest
and State.
Meeting
The Sewing Circle Of South
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. E'u."" NaiDu Of Nr.
Is the guest Of IA: daH"ii'r! n
Hilda Swain.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Miss Agnes White and Mrs. Pat
Baker Of Merry Hill were shop
pCrS in EdCnton Thursday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Miss Sarah Burton is spending
the week end in Williamson as
the guest of Miss Anne Jones.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

David HOlton and Murray
Whichard, will leave today for
Wake Forest where they will at
tend the Wake Forest WOTrord
game tonight.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. Leon lto%r Is yI..'ia.
son and daughter Mr. ana -
Leon Rose. Jr.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

n gentleman whose hobby is EnGSh and indebted
Il nephew How did
you get a a dCniSt?" he asked the boy.
swell He polished grinders told to come back to have
pavement pipes fixed He good rbbn
for ing the sweaters of my grinders
o gentleman looked puzzled if he thought somebody Lad
his head said meckly II afraid don't under
What would without the aid Of 4 JACKIE
W,i old translated into ancient EnGSh the GSt Of the
remarks this The dentist has cleaned his teeth
leaking inlay which had to be removed and r"placcd
which he had ucd the patient for ilrc to brush his teeth
tMoUup,ly and regularly
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. Sophie Little and Miss Oh
lie Marie Robinson of Williams
ton spent Thursday as the guests
OF Miss Sarah Burton on Broad
Street.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Here Yesterday

Theo. S. MeekinS Of Manteo
was in town on business yesterday.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. George Privott
and Mrs. H. C. Privott spent Yes
terday III Norfolk, shopping.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Plymouth News

Mrs. Julian BrinkIry cnicr.r
cd the members Of her yro.
club at a supper party W,,.a,
day evening.
In the room where tc nr
were placed for llr mc .,-
was a lovely mraMprmm RI
flowers. The combination! o.,.
gcranium and bMc p.uea.. il.
cd on the supper tables brN. ..
pccialIy effective.
Mrs. Gene Still won h.eh a,.
prize and Mrs. Jack Read -
score. Both were given pa'r
flower containers.
Mrs. Brinklcy had rs Ea
guests Mrs. &. ". Cahpaa AZ
Mrs. Wade johnson.
Mrs. Robert JOin"IUn am Dor.
cSS to the member Uf tire 7. .
day afternoon Literary Cub
week.
The business session pa. a.I
sided over by the prr5.dG i.
Joe Reid with the various o..
mittees making reports.
The literary program cG.'
ed Of the following: An mrl
Of the life and works Of CG
Dickens by Mrs. Teddy B,oEt
a review of Edith wharton yJ
"A Backward G!amc". Jy y
Gary Campbell.
At the cOnclG"iJn Of 'hr |
gram the guests were invited D.
the dining room whcro io.c'
frCShmcntS in two cUu!E"s
served. An artistic alrm"@s
of pink rose wa u"rc ic
decorations.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. Lcmucl Dose %. '".
and RanSOmc Martin ~. a'
S. Navy are Viallim" iHrH h.''.
Robert Martin.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

young admit that the Of talk has IFS
points incminabe arguments and discus
the family cOunScs Mama who used
and must boil
il in pl doses and threw il 0t
the lectures lost The recrackcr comments of the
problems the the
srOwnupS IF they cant keep tcy
quit result the eliminated from general
conversation.
the words Jack Sharkey Youth must be served
And demands be picturesque Speech
CAROLINE CHhTFIELD
general by readers will be dSc
publication will
provided stamped
in tll
newspaper.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tyndall Of
Pink Hill WCrG tho Sunday guests
OF Mrs. TyHdall's parents. Nj. md
Mrs. +. w. WhitChurSt.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Meetlng
The Sewing Circle Of South
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Mrs. c. w. Elliott and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott
Of HCrtfOrd have returned to their
homes after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Haskell.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

Miss Malinc RiddiCk spent the
Weekend ut I've" homo ir WhaIcy-
vilic.
The daily independent., 1936-10-10

j. II. Haskctt is confined to his
home with malaria.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-16
By Eddie Ash
AND INDIANS ARE THE VICTIMS
FIRST SHUTOUT OF A. A. SEASON

THE pesky Blues in the city for the last time today
until June and it will be all right with the Indians if
they forget to back They poison to the Redskins
last season and staging repeater The yesterday
Blues, Indians O. 1t oneround Knockout three
of the coming in the first stanza.
al Sothorons Milwaukee Brewers, who have been upset
twice by the rejuvenaed Kentucky Coones open
fourgame set with the Hoosers tomorrow This is team
the Trbeers scaped in 1885 and maybe the home athletes
will get started after ALL 1t will be ladies' day tomorrow
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afternoon He with Columbus
the Cardinals John Nggeng
through for X. c.
The Indians still in that aend tie with the Toledo
wins tie defeats Minneapolis
league lead with two wins, one tie and no defeats.