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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-29

Thursday. April 10th. Mrs. A. Owens
Of $500 Woodrow avenue was hostess.
The president. Mrs l.. 3. Martinez pre-
sided. After business the topic for dis
eussion was Household hints" All
members had very good and helpful
ideas. After the discussion, sewing and
socializing vas INDUCED for an hour
The hostess served a dainty rspast
which was enjoyed by all present,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-29

The "Spirituals' as our grand
parents sang them is one thing, The
Spiritual as chopped. distorted
and misrepresented by CONNER
cialized artists on concert stage and
diShed up by musical arrsngers is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-04-29
MRS. L. b. MARTINEZ HOSTESS
TO O. 81. STUDY CLUB

Mrs L. B. Martinez OF 57oi vinswoot
wss hostess to the Q. s J. Study club
at hen home Thursday afternoon. April
18th. After business the topic discus
sed was food values, 4 very inter
esting and helpful topic.
The hostess served nicely. Everyone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Mixer Tor Tenth Graders
Al Y. w. G.. A. FRIDAY

All tenth graders are invited to
attend a mixer from 7 30 10 10 30
,. m. Friday at Weyerhseuser hall,
Y w. &. A. Dancing 10 the music
Of Bill Brooks orchestra with
mixers planned by Mildred Wick.
Marilou Berlin and Jack Martin
Of Stadium will be the entertain
msnt for the evening
The Lincoln sophomores on the
committee with Agnes BIsndon In
charge will have the pop stand.
All other committee members In.
Guiding Norma Olsen, Dec Whit.
man. Janice Lindeman. Dick Pal
mef, Van Baker. Lyman Anderson
and John Collins Of Stadium and
Bernard Sweeney, Stan Warp.
Frank Aslsenberg. Gloria Rssms
Janet Cooper and Bob Hamilton
Of Lincoln will serve az hosts AMI
h0stesses In welcoming the guests.
Mrs. John schlsrb, Jr. Mr.. and
hrs. A. u. Wescott and Mas Dor
othY Sweet will be the ehaperonss.
Tickets may be obtained from
any committee member. or pur-
chased the night Of the dance a,
the Y W. G A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Legion Plans
7 bird Dance
Auxiliary 70 Make Arrange.
msnts for Cabaret Affair
On April ~

Third in their series Of
cabaret dances is the semi
formal affair which Edward
B. Rhodes American Legion
post will give on Saturday
evening. April 20, in the
American Legion hall. Mrs.
Wilfred Burrows is chairman
of the dance.
Assisting Mrs. Burrows with ar
engagements for the affair are a
group Of Legion auxiliary mem
bers including Mrs. Clarence San
trook. Mrs. John Slater. Mrs Ed
ward Armstrong and Mrs Jesse
Damien.
Mrs.. Jesse Woodland IL In charge
OF the refreshments for the dance
and Mrs. Burrows Ia taking the
reservations for the many couples
who expect 10 attend. at her home,
Proctor 3l20-J.
Appropriately enough. decors-
tons for the dance viii be- carried
out In a spring theme. with flow
ers in wide variety. Planned also
are several informal dances which
viii serve as get acquainted
feature
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Class Plans
Tacoma Garden Club Group
To See Pictures of
Annual Meeting

Mrs. +. c. Richards. chair
man of the Horticultural class
of the Tacoma Garden club,
announces a meeting of the
class for 1890 o'clock Tues
day morning at the home of
Miss Nave Olds, 81 Broad
way. Members are asked to
bring hyacinth blooms to the
meeting, without fail.
A feature of the morning will be
the showing of motion pictures
taken at the recent annual meet
ing of the Garden clubs of America
in Houston, Tex. The pictures will
include scenes Of gardens taken
during the tour of the southern
states by the delegates follow
ing the convention. Gardens
of Mobile. New Orleans, and San
Antonio will be shown as we'll as
scenes taken at the meeting proper
In Houston.
Mrs. Robert II. Beach and Mrs
D. J. Young of the Tacoma Gar
den club will leave this week end
for Piedmont. Calf, where they
will attend the regional convention
of Garden clubs. The trip will be
made by motor. Mrs. Young will
continue on to Los Angeles where
she will spend week or more
with her brother, DR.. Albert Moore
and his family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Many Plan o Be Present
At Educ alton Luncheon
washington State Council Of Administrative Women in
Education TO be Feted by Pierce County
Branch Saturday al Lakewood

More than 80 guests from all parts of the state and from
ole are expected to attend the luncheon Satur-
DAY afternoon at Lakewood terrace of the perce
6 branen OF Administrative Women in Education for the
washington State council of the same organization
ne luncheon program will include discussion of "How
70 Become Better Executives which will be presented from
ree viewpoints those of administrator placement director
sa grade teacher Speakers will be Superintendent Worth
OF ne Seattle public schools the principal speaker
VINO Will speak from the viewpoint of the administrators F.
4. samueson of the Western Washington College of Edu
cation who will speak the placement director and Miss
Emily Crawford who will discuss views Of the grade tcb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Zors Temple Anticipates
Nav Party AZ Winthrop

With the approach Of May. many
members and friends ~ Zora
temple. daughters Of IN. Nile. are
looking forward To tn. annual MAY
Day benefit bridge party In the
Crystal ballroom Of Hotel WIN
throp. Play Will begin AZ 40
o clock.
Mrs.. A " Long mas been sp-
pointed general Chairman u the
arrangements and Ars H. Y. Love
supreme princess msfshsIl Of the
temple. 10 In charge Of fsyors. az
sisted BY Mrs. George AuiIin-
Tickets are being handled By Mrs..
r. J. Dohsrty assisted By circle
chairmsn, AesdAnss A. W Worm
wood. j. T. Coffman. Warren CHI
man and Clifford Spike.
Mrs. Walter Mieroy. ssslsted by
Mrs. Edward Hlnkis. Mrs. Emile
Enssbretzen and Mrs. Spike Will
be table chairmen. hrs Leslie
Tuttle u arranging decorations
and Mrs. Steven Van Vslkenberg,
Mr., A. ~ Harris ard Mrs. I'd
ward Hinkle are In charge Of the
candy sale.
STANLEY school PIT. A. Will
sponsor 4 cooking school a. Rhodes
Tnursday A. 2 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Club He ars
Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Overton @. Ellis !,
GusA Speaker Tor Arts
And Science Members

Meeting for their final meet
ing of the year. members OF
the Arts and Science club
gathered Wednesday after
noon at the Woman's club
house. Speaker of the after
noon was Mrs. Overton G..
Ellis who, in observance OF
Pan-American day. spoke on
Our Neighbors of the Pan
American Countries"
Presiding. was Mrs. Walter N
Smell. president. Mrs NJ \. Mac.
Donald was in charge Of roll call
and Mrs. Winfield syphcr was in
charge Of parliamentary proceed.
ufe. Reports were given by Mrs
Ralph Lewis. Mrs. Carl Meaner,
Mrs Gerhard Bahr. Mrs. Walter
siyerston. Mrs. Eugene Jund and
Mrs. M. = Macdonald.
Later. tea was served from =
table covered with lace cloth
and eentered with pink apple bios.
SONS, pink tulips and candeisbra
on a large mirror Mrs. sypher
WIS tea chairman with Mrs. Ted
Martin and Mrs. Emory Leaman
assisting. Mrs. Messpsr and Mrs
Michael DE Voto poured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Personal
To Fat Girls

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are sltbs.s strict aAslss % ks<ss kfsssiss
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sstlls Ter more fs.n us.sty ysssa- Nsfs t@ss
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all sllmshts. Tkia sfysrsls<zasns 10 istsafs1
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trssuasEi sEesgi Under tssss conditions as
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the fshfilss 81 gSpr tfgsieiss shs mast ks
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enis ts1sy sn1 sin fss .ss<sf lovely ks-
are hat ngnuslly yossa "a,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Oaul+ PIT. A. Plans
Gard Party

The Franklin B. Gault Parent
Teacher association will entertain
at card party at the school Fri
day evening at o'clock. Mrs.
Jack Sinkle is general chairman
Of the affair.
Other chairmen are Mrs. Paul
Lower, prizes; Mrs. Dwight Wells,
tables and chairs; Mrs. Jack Hen
rickson. cards. Mrs. P. L. Melvin.
tickets, Mrs. l.. NJ. Larson. as
sisted by Mrs. Leona Failing.
tsllies and decorations, and Mrs.
Ted Meinert. assisted by Mrs.
Percy Norman and Mrs. Jack
Smith, refreshments.
Officers of the group, elected
April II. are Mrs. Leona Kennel,
president; Mrs. Leona Failing,
first vice president; Mrs. l.. M.
Larson, second vice president;
Mrs. P. L. Melvin, secretary; Mrs.
Ted Meinert, delegate to the Wen
atchee convention. Mrs. Larson
and Mrs. Failing are alternates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Mrs. Kent 10 Open Home
For A A. u w

Mrs n W. Kent wlll open her
hame. EOS No 9 81. 10 memh<fs
If the social section ~ A. A. u. W.
for a hrtdxe dinner on Monday.
At so .. m Hnssesses wsii -
Mrs. Kent. Miss Clara " younk
and Mrs Rose stratton. Mrs A
N. krsemer. chairman ~ The ress
ton. announces twenty-five resers
vs,scns already received, which In.
dicstes contract Al shrut Elm tables
10 feilcw the dinner. rhts party
will close . most FIccessfut and
enjoyable season. The group mem.
e~Fshir having doubled since Sep
irmhef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Childrens
TheaterHere
Mrs. Ann S. Gordon viii
Be Supervising
Director

Because of her splendid
qualifications in the field of
dramatics, Mrs. Ann s. Cor
don has been selected by the
American blish ing Co.,
through its representative,
Mr.. n. c. Douglas, to act as
supervising director for the
new Childrens theater to be
organized here. The need for
a childrens theater has long
been felt in Tacoma and the
appointing of Mrs. Gordon is
felt TO be the first definite
step taken in that direction.
The first step in the program
will be- TO organize club for
each grade school section with a
competent assistant in charge.
Each additional club will have it's
own name, but will be under the
direction Of the Little thester.
Children from each club will he
eligible for membership in the
Children's Little theater at a later
date. Each club will specialize
in creative constructive dramatics,
expression and storytelling. based
on William Shakespeare plays in
simplified form and modern Ian
guage The work will be present
ed to them in such a way that IL
will appear as play 10 them: at
the same time II will prepare
them for their high school Eng
lish studies.
Prominent educators have been
acquainted with the plan on which
the clubs are conducted. and have
endorsed II as a means OF en-
couraging good literature, creating
an insight into the works OF
Shakespeare and desire 10 know
more of him. and as special fes-
ture through which the children
meet and mingle regularly for the
purpose Of mental advancement
as well as social enjoyment.
Each club will produce play
in which the children will take
part, and the proceeds viii he
donated TO some worthy cause.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
ossuessns 10 Give Card
Party russdsy

A large card party which wtil Ne
opened ~ the public, wsli h. SPIN.
sanrd nv Ladies' ~ Hssucsant Tues
day evening Al o'clock IN the ruot
garden ~ tns Masonic temple Mrs
c. W. 0reenlns u chairman ~ ths
nsstessss and MrsI Carolyn ceehsis
IL general chairman hrs. G. q
jennings IL tho president n The
organization which 10 made up 1t
wives and widows NJ knlehts
rsmpisr Reservations may ~
made With members ~ the eom.
mi,tee or 81 Jennings Wsfdwars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Don't take chances on products You know
nothing about or rely on temporary relief
when there's need OF good general system
tonic like time-proven Lydia +. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. made sspseiaHy for
~or.n from wholesome herbs and rooe.
Let pinkhsns Compound help build UP
more physical resistance and thus AID in
calming jangly nerves. lessen distress from
female functional disorders and make life
worth living.
For over so years one woman has told
smother how TO 60 smiling thru With
Pinkham's-ovsr ,000, 900 women have
MUST BE GOOD adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
CT B S

Nssl~ ssss1s Init Ma. Z, inds.
pendent Ulnle church, wili meet
Friday ~ the homo ~ Mrs., ". Y.
Sharp on Orchard Hill for i71o
potiuch luncheon. Mrs ". ~ raes
viii preside. Mrs. r. ", Paul vii
give the nihle lssson.
Loyal WsskesS rtah NJ Gssa.A 3.
shaw netekah le1ss viii meet rys.
day al the homo of Mrs. GAorue
kranhold, ITO No. oahes. Mrs..
ID. O. clnrieh viii preside. Meet.
ing following i7iso potIuch lunch.
con.
Phn shsstasa nelsss Cara will
meet for potluck luncheon 81 i3iao
Friday in the armory. Mrs. Alfred
rudfeau will preside over the iiso
husinsss meeting.
Tacoma chapter q. =. =. will
hold It's 2ath anniversary meeting
Friday In the Gothic room ~ the
Masonic tsmple. Officers Mrs,
william Nicheli and Mr.. Ira Wal.
tiers have called the meeting foe
4 o'clock.
MI Tacoma ID~y council viii
meet Friday for 1880 luncheon
Al the home Of Mrs. George NJ
chsii. i02B N. s2d. Mrs., Hpencsr
Gaylord will preside over the
meeting,
Ladies NJ sun May e,srls II Hls.
ing sun spifiiusiist church Siii
serve luncheon Al the church
rooms. s0s rswostt. Friday 81
1880.
rashiaa1 p..T. 4. ~iiI meet m.
day afternoon 81 $50, ~. Rice
will present his hand and . quinist
from Pacific Lutheran college viii
be presented. Election a. officers
during business meeting.
TswssewA elub No. . wiIi hold .
card party In 81 Johns hall batb
and Puget sound ave. Thvrsiay
evening. Five hundred GILL -
played,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Miss Alice Stockton. 13-year-old
violinist, will be presented on the
musical portion OF the program.
She will play "Zigeunerweisen"
Gypsy Airs) by Sarasate: "On
Wings of Song" by Mendelssohn !:
"Humoresque" by Dvorak. and
Schuberts Ave Maria AT the
present time the young artist is
being presented in a series OF
debut recitals on the coast. play
ing program composed of master
works such as are featured only
by the full-fledged concert artist
and virtuoso.
State officers OF the council who
Will be present Saturday are Miss
Grace Denny. professor OF home
economics, University of Wash
ington. Seattle. state president,
who will preside, and Mrs. Anna
l.. Post. superintendent of home
economics, Tacoma public schools.
who is social chairman in charge
of the luncheon.
Local officers are Mrs Lucille
w. Mills, principal of Regents
Park school, president Mrs. Es-
Their r. Manley, principal of Ar
lineton school, vice president; Mrs.
Katherine Gabriel, principal OF
Manitou school, secretary: Mrs.
Joyce Davey, principal of Dash
Point school. treasurer: Anna l..
Post, supervisor of home econom-
les, social chairman, Mrs. Lyle
Drushel, dean of women at c. p.
S, program chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Mary Ball Chapter To Hear
Of Ezra Meeker and Naches
Mr.. w. p Hopping VIII Opsr ttems On Mocdsy Assss-
70, Rsss'ss Msstee Mr. Ferksnbeosk - prssids
In Absence ef Regent Mr. ?. c. Smith

Mary Rail chapter Daughters Of the American Revol-
ton win for their regular sessicu Monday nerpoo
at O'clock Mira W. Hopping. 9A24 No 30th viii open
her home for the occasion.
Since Ia honorrd for their contributions to the
history 81 this section II the nation Massachusetts and
New Hampshire Ezra Meeker Of thu former state viii -
tho subject Of the paper by Mrs r. Miller In the story
of the Nsehcs Pass Miss Emma Mor win provide tn Nov
Hampshire background
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Lincoln Prom
Committee Named

Committee for the Junior Senior
prom at Lincoln high school 10 be
held Friday evening were an
nouneed Wednesday by Mrs. Flor
ence Armstrong. junior class ad-
wiser.
Head OF the decoration com
mittee is Emily Spring The gym
nasium is 10 be decorated in blue
and white, the junior class colors.
and blue canopy VIII be installed
making the scene more realistic.
Other committee chsirmen are
Charlotte Kane. entertainment
Pat Hansen. program. Margaret
Post, refreshments Bonnie Busch,
publicity. Lawrence Rody. check.
room. and Stan Soyotney. cleanup.
Johnny Long and his band will
syncopate at the hop and several
nerucs Studio dance students Will
provide entertainment during In
termission. preceding the corona
ton Of the King and Queen and
Their attendants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Conducting Services Here

A!ss Nora T.. JORDAN ana Bes-
tree Spies Of Hollywood, Calf
are conducting a series Of sery-
ices at the First Congregational
church, So. 18th and X sits. The
meetings begin at 7:45 p m. each
evening except Saturday and VIII
continue until April 30
Both women are graduates Of
the Los Angeles Bible Institute and
during the past II years have con-
Quoted revival campaigns from
coast 10 coast. Mas Jordan, the
evangelist, IN well known for her
plain but forceful sermons. Miss
Spies il the soprano soloist and
song leader.
North End circle, Daughters of
the Nile viii meet NTH Mrs. Jay
MeCune. ~ Broadway. Friday Mrs
Lands Fry assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Eighth Graders 10 Dance

Members Of the eighth grade u
the spsnsWsy school viii enter
tain a. a dance In the school audi
tofiBm the evening o. Apfii n.
Dancing x'iii begin ~ $50 O'Clock
Perm auxiliary. u. D. -, will
meet Friday for IL 30 Luncheon on
the fourth floor Of the Masonic
temple hs~fsmss Frank Van.
dsrfluis Edward Pierce. Roy Hui.
bur and Ernsst Jacobsen. hat.
sssss Mrs. J. a. Campbell. prssl-
dent. Cards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Novel Prevue
For P.>T.A.


Hats OFF In 1899" an
imaginative millinery prcvuc
prepared by Miss Virginia
Walter and her "a girls. il
ono Of several attractions Of
fered At the Friday evening
meeting Of the Stewart junior
high PIT. A. Announced by
Claire Csrlick. models viii
walk across stage bearing
March of Time Kitchen
cu,-up" Ferdinand and
other hats planned by Mrs.
Alvara +. Williams.
Fern Hlii Night" 10 the thems
Of the program. with entertain.
ment by graduates now attending
stewart Alice stockton. popular
violinist. viii play To the accom-.
paniment Of her sister, Rettv Leu.
Norma Forsythe and Rose Msea.
iuso viii tap dance. and Frances
Mcdonald Of Fern Hili wtii pre-.
sent ballet numbers. Rob shaver
will sing. accompanied by Iva May
Biish. and Miss Ines jackson viii
present q Stewart Mixed chorus of
100, singing sehubert's Theme. .
and I'm s.RoliinG."
George Johnson. stewart Ersdn.
ate and philharmonic vioiinist. viii
present q quartet NJ his students,
Eugene Taylor Of Stewart. Robert
Freeman OF MeCsrver. Eita Pan.
Ris OF Stadium high and Lugina
Lento of Aquinas academy.
The program. arranged by Mrs
I. \. Morgnns. viii b. presented
in the auditorium At 4 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. II. fsaAcs, state vice
president OF the PIT. A., IL this
featured speaker. discussing Tho
Windows" ss part Of the years
theme. Building with Youth.
She u director u sin southeast
counties past president of tbs
Bryant PIT. A. and the Tscoma
council, and n popular speaker on
school matters.
The program IL preceded by 4
7.30 business meeting led by Mrs
y NJ. Abeison. president. and ths
annual election Of officers, After
the program, refreshments and
social entertainment wiIi be of.
fefed by Mrs. Kyle Lockei Mrs
Ray Davis, Fern I'M PIT. A.
president. and Mssdsmss Gus
Erickson. ". n. Ayiesworth and
NJ. &. Lsven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Church CIsu 10 Skate

The Futurites of the first
Christian church are sponsoring .
skating party ut king's Roller
rink. Friday. from $50 10 II
Proceeds Will b. used for the Hes.
beck conference fund In August.
Lydia sewing einh. -. u. ".
wall meet Friday ~ the hons of
Mrs, X. G. Buff. s03< No. J n,
Luncheon AT II 30. Mrs., Margaret
Lsngton assisting.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-16
Trlade1phia

P. E. Carpenter recently bought a
thoroughbred short horn bull
Mrs. Will Maier who spent several
days with relatives in GAINESVILLE,
after leaving the hospital, was able
to return to her home Sunday, and
is doing WE'LL Will Maier who has
been an invalid for some time, has
not been so we'll the last few days
Mrs. John Horner who recently re-
turned from a hospital, is slowly
improving.--A number in the COM
munity are suffering from severe
colds Mrs. Lee Carpenter and chill
dren are spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Car
ren, at McConnelsville.-- p. T. A.
Friday evening, March IT, Ernest
Holcomb, principal Of the New Lex
ington public schools, will speak on
the subject, Service. The Davis
twins of New Lexington will sing
several selections. Other numbers
on program: Recitations, Jimmy ana
Corrine Kent; music, Junior and
Irene Nelson; playlet, Cablabes' Ser
want, by the Hivnor family; piano
solo, Miss Moor; remarks, F1oyu
Ora m h1itt
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-16

Kay, was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyd, of Chesterhill
route.--A number in this neighbor-
hood have grip and colds Mrs.
Ida Wade is visiting at Frank
Fitch's- Raymond James and fam
lily were GAINESVILLE visitors, Satur
day Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Carr of
Crooksville, visited Friday at Har-
vey Greathouse's.-- Harold Harris
visited his son, Dale, at Good Sa-
nlaritan hospital, Sunday. He is
still improving, but not able to be
brought home. Mrs. Ida Wade,
Mrs Edna Fitch and grandson, Ron
aid Peebles, visited Mrs. Bernice
James Mofiay afternoon.
Greathouse attended the funeral Of
George Yarnell, Friday. Harvey
stayed with his mother, while his
father was gone.--Miss Vivian Chea-
die spent last Tuesday night with
ton Ridge e--Mrs. Merle Wells, son
Robert, were Sunday night guests of
Mrs. Edith Harkins. Sunday visit
ors were Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hen
cry, son Don, of Malta, Miss Vivian
Mcdaniel, of Columbus, at Harvey
Greenhouses; Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dell Tompkins, daughter Media, of
Hooksburg, Ebert Wilson and fam
lily, and Mrs. Edith Harkins, Penns-
Vile, at Paul Wells; James McIn-
turf at James Harris; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Rouanzoin at Russell Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McInturf,
daughter Sandra Lee, Ruth and
Ruby McInturf were Saturday night
and Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Niceswanger and daughter,
OF Marietta. Mrs. Harvey McPeak
and children Robert and Audrey
spent Saturday and Sunday at Fred
Mendenhall's.- Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
McInturf and Mrs Alta Nelson were
Saturday afternoon visitors at J. w.