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The Washington times., 1938-07-01
Baseball STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

"Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn, s; Boston, 0.
Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati, 1.
New York, IA; Philadelphia, 1.
ChicagO-St. Louis (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1938-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind IeaueF.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston, IL; WASHINGTON, l.
New York, I; Philadelphia, 1.
Cleveland, 10; Detroit, 9.
Chicago, IL; st. Louis, 1.
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1938-07-01
Sheds Years in Joy

Then came the miracle, and
the years dropped off his shoul
ders as he dropped his bath robe
many a time IN the showers. No
boy in the world was happier
with his first jackknife, nor his
shiny red wagon, than Mr.. Fuller
was with his first ace.
It's an old story, this tale Of
rejuvenation worked by Sweetly
timed shot in the ancient and
royal game. In these exalted
moments you learn why golf is
called the greatest game in the
world. Baseball for the average
man stops with high school or
college.
Football stops at the same
period in life. But the sport
of aud Scotia goes on and on
to give a thrill supreme at un-
expected moments to its dev-
otees.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-11-18
IRWIN CENTER
Irwin Center's Thanksgiving

Irwin Center thanksgiving
What can be expressed IN words
can be expressed in life. 1t is faith
III something and enthusiasm for
something that makes a Life worth
look ing at. That is why we have
such grand place as Linden Center
10 look to for amusement for the
community. # Mr. Mallory had not
the faith and enthusiasm, we would
not have Linden Center, nor Irwin
Center. SO lets not wait until he
has passed away to sing his praises.
The happiness Of our lives depends
upon tile quality Of our thoughts.
Let lis BE thankful that we have
man like this to do and help US do
the things we have done IN this d.
rection. Ii Is impossible to be just
if one is not generous. And he has
been generous.
Irwin Center and it's staff as well
as the Irwin Community, wishes
and hopes you will have Happy
Thanksgiving. As we have much TO
be thankful for.
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LINDEN CENTER

The Linden Center Table Tennis
Club has been very active the past
week. On Wednesday,, they met q
team from Belmont Center under
the direction of Merle Ahlens, form
er City Champion and on Thursday
night attended the exhibition OF the
Worlds Champion and his troupe at
the Eagles Hall. The winner Of last
weeks tournament was again Jesse
johnson, Junior City Champion, fol
lowed by Lawrence Johnson as run
ner-up.
The Linden Center Junior Chorus
was complimented by being asked TO
sing at the meeting Of Community
Chest Workers on Friday night
Their rendition of You Can't Hurry
Cod, with i change Of wording
making it applicable to Solicitors
was quite well received.
Community Chest Team No. 81
under the direction of the Rev.
Charles +. Isom. pastor Of Bethel
Baptist Church, stood second as to
the percent of quota turned IN at
the first report meeting. The team
of forty-two workers are deternaln-
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The regular monthly fellowship
tea sponsored by the Industrial
Committee will be held Sunday, Nov.
20, at 4 90 r. M Mrs, Gussie Good
night is in charge Of the program
which will be very interesting. Mrs.
w. II. McCallum will be the princi-
pal speaker. and the music will be
furnished BY the choir Of Allen a.
NJ. E. Church, All members and
friends are cordially invited TO at
tend these. services. The object Of
these teas is to develop more fellow
ship among the members.
All babies are invited to take part
in d Popularity Contest to be spon-
sored by the YWCA beginning Nov.
27 and ending Dec. Is, 1893. But
babies-you must be under two
years Of age. You'll be glad to
know that the committee has plan-
ned to give you a start Il you will
register before Noy. 21st Of 500
Free Votes. Thereafter you will
sell each vote FOR 5 cents and here's
hoping you get one Of the grand
prizes. Come ii or call us If you
want to ask questions. Don't for
get the opening meeting is Nov. 27
and you won't want to miss ii. Mrs.
Naomi Taylor, Chr.
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AMONG DAYTON
CHURCHES
Mckinley NJ. E.

Mrs Effie Love will lead the ser
5ie ID worship ia the Church school
$3.50 i. m.
Morning worship al i 4 n. Our
pastor. key. W. # MeCalIam, vii
preach tie sermon; using Is his sub-
ject. Growing IN Grace
Ladies Aid NO : Will have d lea
IN the social room during the after
noon.
Alr. freeman White viii lead the
discussion with the young peoples
department. at 6:30 u. IA. also AZ
the same time the junior league will
inect ii the social room with Miss
Jaequelme Nelson presiding.
Gotten Hour program from to
d j.. nj by the Brotherhood.
Tie Church synapathizes with Mrs.
Minerva Thomas and family who
were called to Princeton, Ind, be-
cause OF the death of her aunt. Al
SO Mrs. Jenny Berry and her family
who left last Monday for Newman,
Ga. where her mother is very i'll.
Thanksgiving service Nov. 2dth
at Il a. in. and turkey dinner fol
lowing services by trustee helpers.
lhe Martin & Frye Singers, Of
the National Convention Of Gospel
Singers will render a program At :
j. IN. Friday Nov. rs, in the audito-
rum, tickets l5c. Auspices Of the
Dayton Junior Chorus.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Peterson,
and Mr.. Ed. smith Of Cedarville, @.
we're among the visitors who wor-
SHIPPED with US last Sunday.
Rev. w H. McCalhlm, Pastor
Artie Henderson, Reporter
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Taberraacle Baptist

The star Club ii asking all of the
young people who are interested IN
organizing a basketball team TO
nlease report at the Tabernacle Bap-
list Church Monday at 1880 in the
Social Room, where the club meet
ing will meet, and make final ar
rangements for the teams, and there
will be discussions of other impor-
tant events which will begin in the
Evening Star Club in the near fu-
ture.
We want to make and build this
club up to one of the leading clubs
in Dayton, and we can with the sup
port Of every young person who is
willing to take part. Mr. E. Frank
Jones is chairman Of the Program
Committee.
The Rose of Sharon Quartette will
render a musical program at Taber-
nacle on Monday Nov. 28, admission
1oc. Please come out and hear
them
The Southland Singers will go to
Tipp. City Sunday afternoon TO be
guest artists on big Fall Festival
.inging program given at the (whltel
Bethel School. Mrs. Catherine Cain
is mistress of ceremony.
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus, Pastor
Charles Il. James, Reporter
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Waynaar, A.M.E..

Sunday, Nov. 2osh the presiding
elder Rev, +. r.. Mason, will deliver
the morning sermon. This will be
the first quarterly meeting Of the
new conference year. There will
also be Thanksgiving Services at
the church on Thursday morning,
followed hy dinner 70 be served in
the dining room by one Of the auxil-
iaries.
Campfire No. 3 is sponsoring i
Baby Contest. They ask your sup
port.
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LIMA BAHAI COMMUNITY

6l5 w Elm Street
Sunday Service. SOC D. M.
Children's training class SATURDAY
afternoon.
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LIMA
SOCIETY Ne VS.
PAGE TWO

Mrs. Floyd Brown of Corners
vile, Ind, is the guest Of her auat
and family, Mrs. Linnie Richard
son of wv. Elm street. Wednesday
evening Mrs. brown was the dinner
guest Of Mrs. Hattie Banks Of w.
Market street.
Clifford and James, Jr., Woodley
of S. Atlantic ave. were among the
hunters here who came home the
first day Of the hunting season with
the limit.
A well known boxer who goes
under the name Of SlaughterElouse
Jones, Of Cleveland, is now making
his home here. Mr.. Jones has train
ed in the camps Of Joe Louis, John
Henry Lewis, Henry Armstrong and
many other famous boxers.
q. M. Walter Of Wyoming, Ohio,
and superintendent Of the public
schools there, was Lima visitor
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Walter
was q guest speaker for local club
in the Barr hotel
Charles A. Wells, writer artist
-, Il 4,....,, ~ WI, s Z, L ,,,a q ,eI,act gI4.arA
day.
Sunday evening Nov. 20, has been
set for d Sunday night supper. The
place, st. Gerard's church audito-
rum. Proceeds will be used FOR
the school. Mrs. Joseph Minardi and
Mrs. Francis Bonanno are co-chair-
men for the affair.
Miss Helen Clement, lovely daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Philomena Clement 553
50. Pine street viii become the
bride u William Boyd, son Of Mr..
and Mas. Frank Boyd Of u. North
street. The wedding will be held
Wednesda day norlting q z O'clock in
st. Johns Catholic Church.
The Delta sigma ~ Sorority Of
which Miss Selma MerYia, has re-
Gently been elected chairman of q
benefit bridge party and STYLE show
to aid Jewish refugees vii be held
early iii January.
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The Swank cite Club Of the Wes-
tern Community Center will give a
benefit social on Wednesday, Nov
%, 7:3o-10 D. m. Everyone invited.
Donation ten cents couple. Good
music. Refreshments.
"
Temple of Psychic Science Church
The Temple Of Psychic Science
Church at 319 w. 5th ST. viii open
service Sunday evening ut 7:3o p. m.
There will be good spiritual singing
rendered BY the Gibson Chorus.
Preaching at 3 p. m. All Messenger
Bearers will be on the floor at 900.
All are welcome. Rev. Mrs. II. M,
Gibson is pastor.
Mrs Ada Turner Of 13d Arlington
ave. who has been very much indis-
posed, is improving at the Miami
Valley Hospital. Mrs. Turner was
visited BY her brother Mr.. A. u.
Watkins Of Williamton, N. G.
Mrs. Allie Smith Of 163 Garst ST.
Ii visiting her grandson and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Jackson, 446 st.
Nicholas ave, Apt. 2-B. New York
City. Mrs. Smith will remain over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Beulah Fowler is confined n
Good Samaritan Hospital.
Mrs. Cornelia Lacy president Of
Dayton Chapter Ohio Beautieians
Association went to Toledo Sunday,
Nov. l8, to attend the executive
committee u the State association.
Mrs. Bertha DeMarr, proprietor Of
The PIERRE Hair Dressing Pallor
also attended.
The Unique Study Club will meet
Wednesday Nov, %, al the home Of
Mrs. Flora b. Stewart ga Randolph
SIT. The president Mrs. Lillian Rog-
/. ers IL urging all members to be pre-
sent
Mrs. Clinton M. Arnold and her
son Clinton, Jr.. are visiting Nh
ana Mrs. James Parsons of Dennlson
avenue. Mrs. Arnold is the former
Miss Louise Dunn Of Dayton and s
the sister-in-law Of Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Arnold recently visited her
husband ii Indianapolis where he
has position.
Federal taxes was discussed IN 2
talk which James Parsons gave be-
fore the Bonle, a group Of probes
sional men in this vicinity u
Middletown, Friday night.
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The Mechanicsburg District Wo-
mems Missionary convention will
meet at the Second Baptist church
Saturday and Sunday, December 10
and Ii. We are asking all Lima to
4vlp entertain our guests.
Don't forget to be at ST. Paul
AME church Wednesday evening,
November % at O'Clock for our
Union Thanksgiving service. Rev. L.
q. MCGEE will lead the devotions,
Rev A. H. Turner will be master
Of ceremonies and Rev. G. j. John
son will deliver the Thanksgiving
Sermon and music will be furnished
by the Second Baptist choir.
You need the church, the church
needs you, 50 Why not start and
attend.
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cd 70 reach and pass their quota Of
one thousand dollars
The Jitterbug Hop of the Avenue
Club which was held at the Parish
Hall was quite success. A fair
sum was realized for the scholarship
fund Of the club and viii be fer
worthy students of Roosevelt High
School
A complete change of all club and
class schedules will be effective Mon
day due To the resumption of school.
Information may be obtained at the
Center. The regular winter sche
dulc will BE effective at this time.
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Federal taxes was discussed IN y
talk which James Parsons gave be-
fore the Bonle, a group Of profes-
sionaI men in this vicinity IA
Middletown, Friday night.
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FOURTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Leroy c. McGee, Pastor

Rev. Leroy c. Niece, Pastor
Sunday school. IS. $50 a. m.
Love /. Ullman, supt.
Morning Worship ....1i o'clock
Subject: Watching the Sacrifice
Pastors Aid and Mothers club
will present Pansy Allen, evangelist
and gosped singer, at 3 p. m.
BIPU..-........... 900 p. M.
Urick Findlay, Pres.
Evening Worship .....7 100 o'clock
Subject: Jacob Wrestling
With God
Prayer Meeting Every Wednes-
day Evening.
We want you and your neighbors
to come both to church and also to
prayer meeting.
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LIMA CHURCHES
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
b0 w Spring St.
Johnson, Pastor


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Clifford and james, Jr., Woodley
of S. Atlantic ave. were among the
hunters here who came home the
first day Of the hunting season with
the limit.
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ST. PAUL. AME CHURCH
Rev. A. Ii. Turner, Pastor

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Sunday School. 80 a. M
Morning Worship all o'clock
Allen Christian Endeavor. 81 so pm.
Evening Worship ... 4::30 o'eloek
Everybody il urged 10 come carly
to the Union Thanksgiving Service
to be hald here Wednesday evening
November -, as We are looking for
i large turn out.
We ask each of you to watch for
our news each week IN this fine
paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Scribe Reports
Activities Of
Wanaka Group

Wanaka Camp Fire group had its
last meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles a. Bratton Nov. 10. The
group is seriously thinking of get
ting a mascot, a little girl. With
the consent of the parents the
group will have her come to the
meetings and council fires They
will make clothes for her and per-
haps give her party for Christ
mas. She will be given an Indian
name and a Camp Fire outfit just
like the older girls.
At the last meeting the group
discussed gifts to give the commun-
ity and frienGS. At the next meet
ing the girls will make pomanders
for Christmas gifts They are made
of apples and cloves and are to be
put in linen closets and clothes for
they smell very sweet.
The group discussed ways OF
earning money for them.
They are going to plan the meet
ings SO that there will be one
strictly business meeting once a
month.
Those present at the last meet
ing were: Mary Lou Griffin, Dor
cen Meagher, Betty Sage, Edith
Small, LaVerne Zavala and Alton
Marsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28

ComDlimenting Mrs. Merrill u.
Barmore of Calexico who is to leave
the valley shortly for Whittier, Mrs
E. E. Kelso and Mrs. George H.
Kirk entertained at luncheon SAL
urday at the Kirk residence, oo'
Len Rey avenue.
Yellow chrysanthemums and yei-
low tapers we're used in the taoie
appointments, places being marked
by miniature travelling bags Which
served also as nut cups.
The guest of honor was presented
with q handsome wooden backed
scrapbook after which each woman
present gave her a snapshot Oh
the donor to be placed in the book
Guests included Mrs. Barmore,
her mother, Mrs. j. G. Pearson OF
Covina; Mrs. J. w. Lawson and her
mother, Mrs. w. H. Fuller oil san
Diego; Mesdames E. T. Almmer-
man. H. H. Campbell, F. l.. Young,
Adolph Binder, A. v. Vierhus, LUIS
Alvarez. Leslie H. Dove, E. K. XII
tow, w. H. Lorenz, Roscoe Entreklh'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Reid Students in
Two Thanksgiving
Recitals

Two Thanksgiving recltalS were
given Saturday morning by pupils
of Ruth Teeple Reid, the programs
taking place at the studio, 523 Holt
avenue, with the mothers of the
students as guests.
Each child played from memory
and the compositions were woven
into the Thanksgiving story, giving
the whole series a continuity that
was most enjoyable.
Those participating in the 9 o.
clock recital we're: Henry Hatton,
Bobby Hatton, Lalla Sue Reed,
Louise Havekorst, Mary Joy Robert
son, Nancy He'll Preston Pickle,
Diane Clemons, Barbara Cox, John
Walton.
At II o'clock the following took
part in the program Ann Skinner
Dorothy Moose, Esther Louise
Weakley, Helen Womack, Helen
Womack, Helen Worthington, Mar
jorie Cook, Jerry Asher, Mildred
Webb. Neal Macurda, Peggy Cox,
Roberta jerks, Shirley Rau, Wini-
fred Pearce, Kathleen Kieffer, Ev-
elyn Keltz.
Appropriate refreshments were
served TO the guests after each re-
cital
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
HoItviIIe Couple
Married Recently

HOLTVILLE, Nov. 28.-Mr. ana
Mrs. o. L. Powell announced Sunday
the surprise wedding OF their daugh-
ter Colleen Louise Powell to Vernon
Little, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Little, Saturday night at the par
sonage of the First Methodist
church of Yuma.
The popular young Holtville cou-
pie were united in matrimony by
the Rev. w. L. Summers of the
Arizona city before the parents OF
the bride and her sister, Miss Mar
garet Powell, who acted as maid
of honor during the beautiful cere-
mony Mrs. Little wore a smart
street dress of black velvet and
used black accessories.
The newly welded couple, who
are both graduates of the local
(high school, are at home to their
many friends in their new house,
recently purchased by Mr.. Little
on Holt avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Janice Allison Married To
Lowell Hammond Saturday

basket was the same one which Joan
and Josephine Holt, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Holt and
granddaughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Holt. carried when they were
flower girls for Katherine Louise
Huston. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Huston of Imperial and Los
Angeles, when she was married to
Arthur Hewitt.
Bob Hammond of San Francisco,
brother of the bridegroom, was his
best man.
Reception He'll
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Blackman, aunt and uncle
of the bridegroom, assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison in receiving their
guests. some $50 friends and rela-
tives of the two families being
present for the affair Mrs. Allison
was gowned in velvet in the smart
new cyclamen shade and wore a
corsage of orchids.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated with white roses and gar
denaS, the handsome brides cake
occupying a place of honor, Mrs.
Hammond cutting The first slice
according to tradition.
Wedding Trip
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Hammond left on their wedding
trip, Mrs. Hammond wearing a
smart travelling suit in black and
in blue, having a black dress, blue
coat with black fur, and black
hat with blue plume.
Mr.. Hammond is Ill business i'll
Santa Monica. Mrs. Hammond at
tended school in Ell Centro and
after moving to Los Angeles, in
that city. She is a member of the
use chapter of Pi Beta Phi sor-
ority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop and their
daughter were the only valley resi-
dents present at the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Informal Supper
Party Sunday

Sunday night suppers are always
pleasant affairs and Mrs. Orla
Kenah chose this popular form OF
hospitality when she entertained a
group of friends informally at sup
per this Sunday at her nome, 68O
Olive avenue.
Her guests were Mr., and Mrs
H. K. McCracken, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Strickland Miss Helen
Thomas, her father, Mr.. A. Thomas,
Stan Atkins, and DR.. R. K. Nc
Lean.
The guests enjoyed the tempting
supper, and the informal evening
Of music and conversation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Lutheran Progress
Shown in Film

The story of 100 years of Luther
anism Will be told in moving picture
film, THE Call of the Cross" to be
shown at the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist church, South Tenth and
Holt, Nov. % at p. m.
This picture tells the story OF the
Saxon immigration 100 years ago
to this county led by two pastors.
Stephan and C. F. w. Walther, and
the progress made from that time
! to the present synod.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Luncheon SaturdayHonors
Mrs. IA. @. Barmore

o. P. Mandrapa, Nelson Corfeli'
P. ]. Aguirre, Earl Cavanah, Miss
Gertrude Binder of CaleXico; Mrs.
Murl j. Elliott of Holtville; Mrs.
Merritt Garfield of Ell Centro; Mrs.
Sam Yocum of Los Angeles; ana
Mrs. Kelgos house guests, MIS-
Henry Peterson and Mrs. Frank
Burkman of San Diego.
DR.. and Mrs. Barmore have spent
the past seven years in the valley
and during that time have MADE
many friends who are sorry to learn
of their impending departure. MlB
Barmore has been active IN the
Calexico Women's Improvement
club. the Methodist church and the
PIT. A. She and her two daugh-
ters, Betty Ellen and Ruth Ann
will leave this week and DR.. Bar
more will poin them a little later.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28

Valley residents, particularly those
of FL Centro, will be interested IN
the announcement of the marriage
of Miss Janice Allison, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Allison of Los
Angeles and Lowell Hammond, son
of Mrs. Gideon Hammond of Santa
Monica.
The Allisons are former valley
residents, living in Imperial and In
Ell Centre, Mrs, Allison having been
active in the Ten Thousand club
and in Chapter AV, PEG.
The ceremony was performed Sat-
urday evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
Allison home, 131 North McCadden
Place, Los Angeles.
Pretty Setting
White chrySanthemums. baskets
of graceful ferns, lighted candles
provided a lovely setting Tor the
impressive ceremony. One of the
unusual features of the service was
the music which preceded the actu-
al ceremony. Mrs. Allison has a
records made in which she sang
the appropriate songs and these
were played prior to the entrance
of the bridal party.
The pretty bride who is a charm
ing blonue, was radiant in her we'd
ding irock OF exquisite rose point
lace, a heirloom in the Lilly fam
lily, relatives of the Allison family.
Her veil of white tulle was banded
with orange blossoms and She car
ried a prayer book with gardenias.
Brides Attendants
Miss Betty Simms was her maid
of honor, and was goWned in rose
taffeta, carrying roses. Susanne
Lathrop. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Lathrop of Imperial and
niece of the bride, was flower girl
wearing a rose colored frock and
carrying a basket of flowers. The
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-28
Joint Birthday
Celebration

Each year a group of frienGs
whose birthday anniversaries are
close together celebrate with a
joint birthday party. This year
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Strickland en-
tertained the group at a birthday
dinner at their home west of Ell
Centre.
Coloriul flowers decorated the
house and dining table, places be-
ing marked for Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne, DR.. and Mrs. Sem
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs, Arno G.
Yaeckel, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Outlook, DR.. and Mrs. R. &.
ClemonS, and the hosts.
Seven out of the II have birth
days either during the last of Nov
ember or first of December: Mr.
and MIS-. Osborne, DR.. Bacon, Mr.
and Mrs. Strickland, DR.. C.emonS
and Mr.. YaeCkel.