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Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14
OCEAN VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Holt and
Mr.. and Mrs. George !. Quillen enter
tanned at clam and crab bake on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland
and daughter. Charlotte Ann, mo-
tored to Philadelphia for a visit.
Their son. Andrew. Jr., accompanied
them home after his two weeks visit
i'm Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

THE RECENT election of William
V. Sipple, Jr.. and Thomas r. Will
liams to the board of directors of the
Kent and Sussex Building and Loan
Association, should be most pleasing
to all the stockholders of this thriv-
ing organization. Both Mr.. Sipple
and Mr.. Williams are outstanding
young men in the community. both
are endowed with keen business in
sight, both are successful business
men. Their election to the board is
a marked sign of progress by the
association.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

{ THE PEOPLE of a community are
50 closely bound tpgsthcg BY their
mutual interests. that whkn you. dS
something for the 6enefft OF your
home town, it eventually works
ground to benefit yourself.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

MONEY SPENT AT HOME is like.
ssed Sawed in yvur own garden
where you viii get the. product in
robd time. Money spent'away from
home is like seed sowed in somebody
clse's garden.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14
WILLIAMSVILLE

The WilliamsvilIe Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold ice cream festival
on the lawn of the Williamsville
Church this evening FRIDAY. July
1D. Everyone in the nearby COM
munities are invited to I've present
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

ton of Jesse Jones. new loan agency
head. badly upset chances of favor
able action. Prospect is that RFC
insured bank loans to small business
men seems to be in trouble. RFC
itself probably will ease conditions
for direct loans to business.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

SOCIAL SECURITY - The Social
Security Act will receive further con-
sideratiOn in the Senate Finance
Committee on the HOuse-apprOved re-
vision. The Senate Committee has
accepted the House amendments
keeping old-age payroll taxes at their
present level for the next 3 years.
instead of gradual increases up to
3 per cent by 1913. The bill was also
amended to require State Social Sc
curity plans to conform to merit rat
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1939-07-14

member is trying to memorize the
names and faces of his 434 fellow
members of the House. This difficult
" might be solved. however. if. for
the first few weeks of the term each
member would wear an Identification
mark on their backs, similar to the
numbers worn by football players.
Then when the Speaker says, For
what purpose does the gentleman
from New York arise?" il might be
possible to know to which Of the As
members from New York he refers.
In the Senate an attempt has been
made to solve this problem by assign
ing each Senator to a desk. and visit
Crs to the gallery are given a dia-
gram showing the seating. However.
this is not very successful. since the
senatOrs show a great lack of cooper
alton with this system and insist on
moving about and sitting at desks
other than their own. One thing
that first impressed me, as ii usually
does the visitors in the gallery. was
the lack of attention among the men,
bers when speeches containing ma
terial of real value were being made.
However, / soon learned that it was
much easier to get the meat out of
these speeches while reading the Con-
Rressional Record in the comfort of
ones own fireside.
o.
LENDING FOR RECOVERY
fate of the Presidents 3,S60.O0O, 900
lending g-for-recovery plan is less as
sured than more controversial phases
of the administration program. Pros
poets are very doubtful for approval
of authority of $500, ,O00, 900 in for
eign loans. $500. 100000 in the new
fiscal year. There is better chance
that the RFC will augment Export
Import bank capital. Self-liquidating
local public works, on a strict loan
basis, probably will be sweetened
with some federal gifts-smaller than
the present 45 per cent. Toll road
program is somewhat doubtful, with
more emphasis on bridges and by
passes. Increased tenant aid and Tu-
.'sl rehabilitation stands better than
a $3.50 chance Of approval. Rail-
road equipment buying through gov
eminent corporation appears on the
skids. More likely is relief to rail
roads through RFC refinancing of old
debt to release funds OF the railroads
themselves for equipment buying.
The Mead-Allen plan for RFC in
snred bank loans 10 small business
men seems to be in trouble. Opposi- |
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

One of the most interesting re-
ritals was that given in the Ten
Thousand club house Wednesday
night by students Of Jane Tylor
Field, a varied program of reci-
tations, plays and numbers by the
verse choir being presented by the
speech and drama students.
Nice diction, so often neglected,
and convincing acting characterized
each performance. the children US
ing their voices we'll and having
2 marked degree of poise.
The program opened with group
of poems by Glass I, Joy Lou Arm
strong acting as chairman, and
the others participating being:
Jack Tyler, Mona Ray Chamlis,
Kenneth Dampf.
This class closed with a group
recitation.
THE Echo was the subject of
a play presented by Class III. COM
posed Of Armina Elvander, Fayola
Roach, Mary Lou Hunter, Mary
Lou Griffin, Beverly Burger and
Kathleen Kieffer.
Class II was heard in a group
Of poems with Loren Leger as
chairman, the others taking part
including: Phyllis Justman. Doro-
thy Hunt, Peggy Cox. Norman
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

Mrs. Charles Shannon, the form
er Florence Temple whose marriage
to Mr.. Shannon was announced
this last weekend, was guest OF
honor with Mr.. Shannon at linen
shower given Wednesday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Eyer at their
home, 1885 Olive avenue.
The marriage took place Oct. l3
in Yuma, Arizona, at the Baptist
parsonage the Rev. Mr.. GillinWater
performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Shannon is a member OF
Centrars faculty, teaching tipping.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Temple of Hollywood, a
graduate of u. S. c. and member
of Beta Sigma Omicron and Phi
Chi Theta fraternities.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Shannon of
Birmingham, Alabama, and grad
uate OF U. c. L. A. He is on the
faculty of the Lompoc high school.
Mrs Eyer used charming Christ
mas decorations for her party We'd
nesday and the guest of honor was
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

FIFTY members and guests gath
cred in the Seeley Community
church this week for Mt. Signal
home departments annual Christ
mas heart party.
The socia! hall was beautifully
decorated IN the Yuletide motif with
huge Christmas tree, brilliantly
lighted being the center of atten-
ton since the prettily wrapped gifts
we're grouped about it.
Community singing was the first
event on the program, after which
the group enjoyed a vocal solo by
Mrs. Laughlin, an instrumental solo
by Mrs. Thompson, vocal duet by
the Rev. Mr. P. J. Smith and his
daughter, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith. and a splendid Christmas
reading by Miss Smith.
A jovial Santa Claus, Mrs. j. A.
Wilson. distributed the presents
from the tree and also tempting
popcorn balls. The hostesses, Mrs.
Ingle, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Cook
served cake, coffee and chocolate
to their guests.
Business Session
The center conducted a brief bus
mess meeting during which Mrs.
Downing reported on the Christmas
seal sales project.
Those present were: Mesdames
Elizabeth Atkin, Marguerite Arner,
Juanita Binns, Anna Brandenburg,
Dorothy Brockman, Edith Brock
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Mrs. Stark Plans
Open House for
Georoe Rives

Mrs. .. NJ. Stark Of 1901 South
Fourth street, is holding open house
Tuesday afternoon and evening IN
honor Of her brother, George
Rives. former Ell Centran, and his
hrido. who are coming from Phila-
delphia, Pa, to spend the holidays
with the Starks.
Mr.. Rives is graduate of Central
high school and junior college as
we'll as of u. S. c., and he has
many friends in the city who have
not had an opportunity of visit
with him in two years nor have
they had the privilege of meeting
Mrs. Rives.
Mrs. Stark has asked that Mr.
Rives' many friends consider this
announcement in the Post-PresS as
an invitation to drop in Tuesday
afternoon or evening from p. IN.
on, to greet Mr.. and Mrs. Rives.
Mr.. Rives is connected with Gen
eral Electric and is enjoying a hol-
iday trip to California. The two
will arrive Friday and remain in
Ell Centro until Dec. 81 when they
will go to Pasadena to sec the Rose
Bowl game.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Arts and Crafts
In Last Session
For 1889

Arts and Crafts section of the
Ten Thousand club had quite a
Christmas party as well as a busy
work meeting when they gathered
in the club house Wednesday for
tho last meeting of 1899.
The section presented Mrs. Earl
Farris, chairman, vita =. hand
some bowl in appreciation of her
services. also giving presents to
The various instructors: MesIames
N. A. Contos, l. N. Hitchcock, w.
A. Swerdfeger. Grady Neeley, Bessie
Forshey E. E. Cousins, Bert Mitchell,
Roy Hammond, L. L. Hauck
Charles Correll Mrs. Farris had
gifts for all her board members
also.
Guests Of the section were Mrs
Earl c. Hefner of Brawlcy, Mis-
Ed Crandall, Miss Dorothy Town
send.
Hostesses for the day served ar
appetizing Mexican luncheon at
noon: Mesdames L. A. Lewis, L. L.
Cdlc. F. r. Crouch and Rudolph
George
The section will rot meet again
until Jan. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Past Ma+rons and
Patrons in Party
And Installation

Past Matrons and Patrons aSSo-
citation enjoyed both a gay Christ
mas party and an impressive install
lation of officers at their meeting
Wednesday night in the Imperial
Masonic temple.
New officers are: Esther John
Kavanaugh, Holtville. president,
Charles Hit. Ell Centre, advisor;
Harriet Sweeney, Holtville, secre-
tary-treaSurer; Anna Hartman, CAL
eXico, marshal; Hazel Baker, FL
Centre, chaplain; Elmer Guynes,
Brawley, sentinel.
c. B. Collins presented Miss Es-
tella Falla of Imperial, retiring
president, with table lamp in ap-
probation of her services, and Mr..
Guynes gave M. M Sweeney of
Holtville, retiring advisor a pair of
handsome book ends from the asso-
citation.
Miss F'alla with Irene Simmons
and Anna Hood, acted as installing
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Baker of El
Centre, hosts for the evening pro-
vided a delightful Christmas party.
John w. Cook of El Centre, COM
pletely disguised as ragged bare
foot gypsy appeared in the room
drawing covered wagon filled with
the gifts, which the members, in true
gypsy tradition. stole as he passed
by, trading among themselves until
each had the toy he wanted. AS
we'll as providing fun for the asso-
citation members, these toys will
serve to bring pleasure to under
privileged youngsters in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Jane Ty|or Field Presents
Students in Recital

He'll. Jacuueiine Freedman, John
Barron, Mary Joy Robertson, Judith
Justman, Juanita Rosenbalm.
The beloved Hansel and Gretel
fairy tale formed the subject of
the next play, presented by Jack
Tyler, Mona Ray Chamlis, Kenneth
Dampf, Joy Lou Armstrong, Phyllis
Justman.
Mary Lou Griffin acted as chair
man for the poems given by Glass
III: Armina Elvander, Kathleen
Kiefer, Beverly Burger, Fayola
Roach, Mary Lou Griffin.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Family Reunion at
Waterman Ranch

The John F.. Waterman ranch
is headquarters for a family reunion
these days for members of Mrs
Watermans family.
Mrs. Waterman's brother, Fred
Rau, with Mrs, Rau and his daugh-
ter, Elaine, have come from Min
nesota, accompanied by their daugh-
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
sylvester Redman.
Later in the week Mrs. Water
mans sister, Mrs. c. w. Cox, with
Mr. Cox. and another brother. Art
Rau, with Mrs. Rau, will arrive
from Los Angeles. Miss Alice Wa
terman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Waterman Is coming from san Die
go for the reunion. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Rau and Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Per-
civa, and their daughter, Beverly
Dee, will celebrate Christmas with
the Watermans.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Juniors Hosts at
Dance Fridav

winter Carnival" is the theme
for the Junior class dance. the an
rual Christmas party. to be given
IN Central high schools gymnasium
Friday night at O'Clock.
The party is open to high school
students and alumni, a special in
vitation being given to those for
mer students who are home for
Christmas from the various col
legeS and universities.
Highlight of the evening will be
selection of a queen who will rule
over the winter carnival. Pretty
decorations in keeping with the
theme, special entertainment num-
bers and splendid orchestra arc
the feature attractions for this hOli-
day dance. Frank Dixon is presi-
dent of the Junior class.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Shower Given at Eyer rHome
For Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon
Edited bv ANNE HARDY DAVIS -

presented with many nice gifts oi
linen and glassware
Contract bridge was played, Miss
Sprinkel winning the high score
prize for the women and Mr.. Kief-
fer, for the men, while much to
everyones amusement, the bride
and bridegroom won the consola-
ton prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Eyer served delic-
ious Christmas refreshments fea-
turing the traditional plum pudding
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
A. Weakley, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Kieffer. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Farms
worth, MIR and Mrs D. w. Ketchen
Miss Ruth Sprinkel, Miss Sally Ha-
worth, Miss Jane Robinson, Bob
Sprague, w. d. Garner, Jean T
Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon will leave
as soon as school closes in El Centre
for a honeymoon trip through
Northern California. Mr.. Shannon
arrived this weekend, since the
Lompoc schools have already closed
FOR vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Services at
St. MarY's

Order of Christmas services at st.
Mary'S Catholic church has been
announced by the Rev. FIR. j. A. G.
Van Veggel as follows:
Saturday, Dec. %, confessions, 10
am. to noon: 3-5 pm. and TO pm
Sunday, Masses, 8 at 10 am, con-
fessionS, 3-5 pm. and ITO pm
Midnight high mass preceded by
Christmas hymns and professional
Monday, low masses s and 10 am
followed by bcnediction of the bless
ed sacrament,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Baptist School in
Christmas Proqram

From the primary department to
the young peoples division, members
Of the First Baptist church parti-
cipated Wednesday night in the
annual school Christmas program
presented before a large audience
in the church.
Recitations, songs, pageant and
a play with special music and light
Ing effects were given in observance
Of this great church festival. The
young peoples classes presented the
play, and the intermediate students,
the pageantS, both of which were
excellently done. the pageant being
one scene in the play.
At the close of the program the
children adjourned to the social
hall for their Christmas treat.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Clubs
Society
~ Clubs
rb,rcbes ~ INTEREST 10 w OI11Cl1 Society
CALENDAR

THURSDAY
20-30 club, Z, California hotel
Dams Entire, 1870, 10000 club
Lip reading class, I, high school
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house
Troop Ia, B.S.A., 7:3O, Scout hut
Troop 25, B.S.A., 1880, McCabe
Building trades council, 1880, La
Dor temple
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, s, Elks hall
Operetta, 7:45, Wilson school
Christmas program, 7:45, McCabe
school
FRIDAY
KiwaniS club, Barbara Worth
Masons and Eastern Stars, $50,
Masonic temple
Townsend club No. l, 1880, Wilson
music room
Painters union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
Union No. 1119, Z, Labor temple
Junior dance, $3.50, high school
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Acacia Celebrates Christmas
At Heart Party "Wednesday

Mrs. l.. M. Crumrine and Mrs. Har-
~ Davie, and their guests included:
Mesdames Ray Roberts, John E.
Roberds, Walter Thedford, Pope
Long, j. p. Long, A. H. Kemp, N
l.. Wray, F. d. Procsal, Glenn Os-
born, l.. M. BackuS, Dean Casey,
Ella j. Rhodes, Robert Little, Gladys
Hawes. Drexej Corfman, c. w. Dyer,
4. F.. lehman, NJ. c. Norris, w.
T. Lyons, r. F. Ballou, Leslie Nc
Connep. Karl Hartzog, Marie d.
Shepherd, Pearl England, Frances
Acker, Olive c.. Carleton, Alvin P.
Baker, Esther Law, w. S. LeFevre,
Miss Florence Glenn, Miss Laura
Gilstrap and Mrs. CroWder'o son,
Donnie.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
HoItvilIe lie asue
PARTY Saturday

HOLTVILE. Dec. 21-The Junior
Hi Epworth League of the Meth
odist church has planned the annual
Christmas party for Saturday
night, starting with pot luck
supper at 6 p. M. each bringing
in addition 10 n guest. a present
not exceeding ten cents in cost
covered dish and sandwiches.
A program of games will be play
cd with Fay ONeill fourth vice
Jresideut. in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Presbyterians in
School PAGEANT

Gifts for the Christ Child" was
the subject for the impressive
Christmas pageant presented by the
Presbyterian Sunday school in the
church Wednesday night.
Children representing the various
nations Of the world brought their
gifts to the cradle of the Christ
child. Special lighting and dec
orations addea to the effect as did
the songs by the children and by
the choir.
After the program the children
adjourned to the social hall where
a Christmas tree and a special
treat awaited them. White gifts
were brought for needy members
Of the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Busy Be es Give
Surprise Shower

Busy Bee Quilting club members
surprised their hostess. Mrs. Maude
johnson. with handkerchief
shower. when they met at her
home Wednesday. Mrs. johnson Is
leaving the valley and the shower
served rs a farewell gesture in her
honor.
In addition to day devoted to
quilting the members enjoyed a
pot luck luncheon and a Christmas
party. those present for the oc-
casion including: Mesdames Della
Dunlap. Lola Schumard, Clara
Daley. Bessie Pritchard, Olive Can
non. Vera Harris, T. P. Farmer
Nellie Low. Ada Offill, Elizabeth
Taylor. Ada Gallaher, Hazel Binck-
lev. Ivalee Higgins, Maude johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Bridge Club at
McNamara Home

Mrs. R. j. McNamara entertained
her bridge club at her home Wed
nesday, 525 Sandalwood Drive, the
yroup enjoying dessert and a game
Of contract.
Tables were decorated in the
Christmas theme, covers being laid
for Mesdames j. w. Hendry, Will
liam McCulloch, W. A. Tondro
Frank Richmond, E. L. Carson
L. R. jefferson, E. E. Clements and
the hostess.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs
Mcnamara, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. JEFF
ferSon. 81 ~
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Mt. Signal Enjoys Annual
Heart Party at Seeley

man, c w Brockman. Rosa urton,
Mary Cook, Gladys Clark, Daisy
Dearborn. Harriet Downing, Lola
Downing, Birdie Fisher, Nell Frohly.
d. E. Green, Vera Harris, Mirtie
Havens, Maggie Havens Flossie In
gle, Lula Kimberling, Mildred King.
Goldie Laughlin Elizabeth McKim,
Jim Nelson, Viola Peterson.
Aleta Pollard. Alice Pollard, Billie
Russell, Joycie Small, Eleanor Sones.
Lula Springer, Ethel Stuart, Esther
Sunderman, Ruth Thompson, Pearl
Waggoner, Cora Willoughby. Paul
inc Westmoreland, J. A Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Smith, Miss Smith,
Miss Imogene Peterson, Miss Ruby
Brockman, Miss Florence Glenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

Decorations in red. white and
green provided a pretty setting
Tor Acacia's home departments
heart party Wednesday afternoon
in the club house.
Santa Claus, played by Mis-.
Alvin p. Baker. in decidedly genial
manner, distributed the heart gifts
rom the tree after which the host
ses for the afternoon served tea
d cakes to then guests.
1rs. Crovder presided at the
table, beautiful with its ap-
'ment in red white and green,
'uring the tea hour Mrs. Robert
4playcd a program of sacred
t
n.Sses were Mrs. Ed Crowder,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Rose-Mesqui+e Has
He art PARTY

Rose-Mesquite home department
met at the home of Mrs. c. F.
Maynard recently for the annual
heart" and Christmas party which
proved to be a popular affair.
Gifts were exchanged after a
delicious pot luck luncheon.
Project leaders conducted the
demonstration on "Heatlhful Sweets
and the resulting delicacies proved
to be as tempting as they were
he2lthful.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
He aids Le ave for
San Francisco

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w. Heald
left Thursday morning for San
Francisco. where Mr. Heald, who
is district attorney for Imperial
county. will confer with Earl War
rem attorney general, on matters
concerning Imperial Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. TIeald will spend
Christmas with their son and
daughter -in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Powers -Heald of Oakland.
Mrs. Powers-H -Heald is the former
Marjorie Meyer. The chief at
traction of course will be the Heald's
two grandsons, Alan and Philip.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
Announcements
OF Ne e+ines

Eastern Stars and Masons and
their families will have Christ
mas dinner party Friday at $50
o'clock in the Masonic temple. Those
bringing children are to bring in
expensive gifts for them. Signal
chapter No. 276, OES., will have its
meeting Immediately after the par
tV
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

Herb Smith is spending the holi-
lays in the middle west with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Bell III
are III 81 Centre for a few days vi
sitting Mrs. Bells parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Jones. This weekend
the four, with Miss Margaret He'd
rick will leave for Riverside where
they will spend Christmas, Mr.
Bells family joining them for the
holiday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Van Slyck are
looking forward to this weekend
when their son. Philip. who is a
student at the University of Cali
fornia. will be home from Berkeley
for his vacation.
Mrs. Fred Kenyon, her son, Ken
meth, Joe Burcham, formerly dra-
natics coach at Central, with two
other friends of Mrs. Kenyon, are
to spend the holidays in Florida,
They stopped this week in Tulsa
Oklahoma. where they visited Mr.
Burcham's mother, Mrs. u. N. Bur-
cham, who will be remembered by
MANY Ell Centrans as she spent sew
eral months in the valley with hel
SON
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21
News Items About
Valley Re esidents

Joe Badger, who is a U. S. c. stu
dent. is homo for the Christmas
vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-21

Herb Smith is spending the holi
lays in the middle west with hi!
family.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-26
POSTURE SURVEY Co:PLETED IN GRADE SCHOOL

The Recreation Department completed final eanina-
tions of all Elementary School children this past
week. Each child ,iven very thorough exarir-
alton of his feet, posture and f1eodbility.
The Recreation Depg tnent Will go through each
examination record, and pick out those with defects
which need imnedi ate correction. They Will conduct
special corrective class for these people, which
will ct each school day from 2:3O until 3:l5 PHI.
These st ude11ts will do exercises, rest and play
games, which Will relieve the strained parts,
strengthen and build muscles.
Records for each child will be kept. He Will be
given other posture examinations Later in the
year and the results compared. The Recreation De-
parter vi IL be glad to show parents their child's
eeaina tion and talk his posture with them, if
they present them selves at the office in the school,
and ask to see Of the directors.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-26
BETTER BUYER BRIEFS

Mrs. Helen Adams and Mrs. Clara Heneberger were
joint hostesses at Better Buyers Club meeting
the evening of October Is, at the home of Mrs. Hene
berger at SIG Ridge Road.
discussion the subject of "Bying and Lau1d-
ering lten's sox" led by the leader, Hrs. Doris
Seybold.
The next meeting will be held November !, at
the home of Ers. Grace White, TIC Ridge Road.
Mrs. Allan Aness was hostess at Better Buyers
Club meeting Thursday afternoon, October -.
Following the program decided upon previously,
pies of various types of cheese provided and
their differences discussed fully by the members.
field trip to the Experimental Station at Belts
vile is planned, possibly to take the place Of the
next regular meeting.