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this city, at eight o'clock. The
Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Plachta officiated
and the choir sang ION This Day."
Invocation to Sacred Heart" and
"St. Rita's Mass"
Attendants for the bride were
Mary Margaret Prasch, her niece,
as bridesmaid, and Betty Lou
Schurman, niece, as flower girl
Norbert Herzog acted as bestman
for his cousin, Mr.. Thieschafer.
The brides white lace and satin
gown was ankle length with a vic
torian neckline and long sleeves
with pointed cuffs. Her long tulle
veil with a beaded victorian crown
was trimmed with small Gala lilies.
She CARED bouquet of the same
flowers. Her only jewelry was a
small yellow gold watch, the gift
Of the bridegroom.
Miss Prasch, the bridesmaid, wore
baby blue chiffon with square
neckline and a full skirt worn over
blue taffeta. Her dress was trim
med with small pink bows, and her
accessories matched. She wore a
small rhinestone necklace with a
bracelet that were gifts of the
bride. Her flowers were pink car
nations with sprays Of fern. The
flower girl wore a powder blue
dress Of ruffled taffeta, with square
neck, and trimmed with pink bows
and sash. Large blue bows adorn-
ed her hair. She carried a blue
and silver basket Of mixed flowers.
Mrs. Schwartz, mother of the
bride, was attired in navy blue with
matching accessories, and corsage
of roses and sweetpeas. Mrs. Thies-
chafer, mother Of the bridegroom,
wore dusty rose in lace with match
ing accessories. Her corsage was
Of roses and pansies.
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BICYCLE CLUB
MEET JUNE 10th
Officers Badges and
Emblems For Membership
Will Be Distributed

At recent meeting of the Bicycle
Club, sponsored by the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Wayne Rasmus-
sen was elected as president. Other
officers are: McGlore Orth, vice
president; Marvin Cordell, secre-
tary; Gunther Austin, treasurer;
Audrey Brekken, cycle judge; John
Kleinschmidt, cycle grand council;
John Erickson, cycle defense coun-
Gil.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the club rooms Fri
day afternoon, June 16, at 2 p. m,
said John V. Kane, commander of
the local post. At that meeting they
expect to have all officers badges
and bicycle emblems for those who
have not yet received them.
Officers to be elected at this
meeting will be a captain, a lieu
tenant and two patrolmen.
Parents are asked to cooperate
and to see that their children at
tend this meeting. All boys from
the ages of to II are eligible to
membership.
The membership now numbers SO,
38 who have emblems and IA who
have made application for emblems.
Application cards which were
taken home for parents signatures
are to be returned to Walt lungs
Sport Shop as soon as possible.
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ing lunch. The occasion was the
twenty-first wedding anniversary
for Mr.. and Mrs. Soltau.
Mrs. wager President
Of Legion Auxiliary
At a regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Iris Betz, Mrs. G. F. Yager
was elected president. A yearly re-
port of the years work was read,
along with the history of the unit
written by historian, Mrs. Yager.
Cards of thanks were read from
unit members. In the election of
officers, the following were elected ::
Mrs. L. T. Ovki, first vice president:
Mrs. George Berggreen, second vice
president; Miss Sigrid Anderson,
treasurer. After adjournment, a
social time was spent with Mrs.
BetZ.
Birthday Party
Mrs. M. J. Fleming's birthday
anniversary occurred Sunday, June
4th, but on Saturday afternoon she
entertained at her home members
of the Birthday Club and other
friends. The hostess was given a
nice gift and a delicious supper
was served.
Attend Missionary Meeting
Several members of the Metho.
dist Church Missionary Society at.
tended an all-day session in Alex.
andria Tuesday for the district
group of societies. Attending were
Mrs. w. K. Couch, Mrs. M. L
Brann, Miss Maude Davis, and
Mrs. Frank Segrin. In the after.
noon Mrs. Vern Soltau, Mrs. Ralph
Pickett, Mrs. Harland Pickett and
Mrs. Louis Butler joined the gath,
ering.
Entertained Tuesday
A 1:30 o'clock luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at Linwood Inn, neal
Osakis, entertained a group Of
twenty-four guests Of this city
Hostesses for the affair were Mrs
Philip Steiner, Mrs. Glen Steidel
| and Mrs. Pat Dubois.
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sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

the Unitarian Center in Minneapol-
Is, the Rev. Raymond Bragg offic-
iating.
The bride wore a dress of crush
ed berry crepe with white accessor-
les and a corsage of gardenias. She
was attended by the Misses Violet
Anderson and Frances Perusse
both Of Minneapolis. Mr.. James
Benson, of Sank Centre, was the
groom's attendant.
After the ceremony, a luncheon
was served at the Minnesota Ter
race of the Nicollet Hotel, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Marks left on
a motor trip to Northern Mime
sofa. They will be at home after
June 18th, at 735 Pine Street, Sank
Centre.
Mr.. Marks, a salesman for the
Standard Oil Company, has resid-
ed in this city for the past two
years, and has made a large mum.
Der Of friends who extend best
wishes.
West Union Alters
To Morris Encmapment-
Five members of the West I'm.
ion All club left Tuesday to at
tend a four day All encampment
at Morris this week. They are
Fern Ensign, Laurine Frazer, Ar
dis Nelson, Jean Selensky, anc
Betty Williams.
Dorothy MCGEE Honored
At Pre-nuptial Events
This week, on the recent an
nouncement of her engagement
Miss Dorothy MCGEE, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard MCGEE, wa.
being honored at a number o.
showers. She is to be married Sat
urday, it was announced, to Fran
els Lane.
Last evening, Wednesday, a sew
en- o'clock buffet supper for eigh
teen guests honored Miss McGet
at the home of Mrs. A. F. Moyni
han. Hostess with her was Mrs
D. B. Caughren. The affair wa!
a parcel sower.
Monday evening she was com
plimented at the home of Mrs. Bel
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Dubois when twenty guests were
entertained at a linen shower.
Hostesses with Mrs. Dubois were
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Tom, and
Mrs. Paul Besser, sister Of the
bridegroom-to-be, Mr.. Lane.
First in the series Of showers
for Miss MCGEE was given by Mrs.
Dean Kinsella at her home Friday
evening. A group Of eighteen were
entertained at a pantry shower.
Federation Picnic
The Women's Federation of the
Congregational Church will have a
picnic luncheon Friday afternoon at
one o'clock at the cottage home of
Mrs. c. s. Thomas at Birch Lake,
1t was announced. Anyone who
does not have transportation may
call Mrs. v. T. Conklin for arrange
ments.
Junior A.O.U.W.
Meeting Postponed
A meeting for the Junior A.O.U.
w. announced for next Tuesday has
been cancelled this week, it was
announced, but the annual picnic
will be held in July. Illness and
the firemen's convention next week
were cited as reasons for the can
collation.. There will be no meet
ings during June, but regular ses-
sions will be resumed in July, the
second Tuesday Of the month.
Reception To Honor Rev.
and Mrs. Mott Tonight
Members of the Church of the
Good Samaritan will hold a fare
well party and reception at the
parish house this evening, Thurs.
day, for the Rev. and Mrs. r. J
Mott, who are leaving the parish
The affair will begin at eight
o'clock. All members and friends
are invited to attend. Rev. Mott
holds his last services as local rec
tor next Sunday morning before
leaving for his new parish in Ohio
21st Wedding Anniversary
| Pleasantly surprised Sunday eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Sol
) tau when a group of fourteen
friends came to their home bring
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PAGE SEVEN
Coleman Huber Graduates

Coleman Huber Graduates
Joseph Coleman Huber, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Huber, former
residents Of this city, will be grad
uated from the University of Min
nesota Dental College at commence
ment exercises, June 18th at S:15
o'clock, according to announce
ments received by friends here.
Coleman is graduate Of the Sank
Centre schools in the class of '33.
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THE ANNUAL PUBLIC ICE

THE ANNUAL PUBLIC ICE
CREAM SOCIAL given by Zion
Lutheran Church at the church
basement Thursday, juno 8, begin
ming at 4 p. NJ until all are served.
Menu: Dreamed chicken on hot bis
cults, pickles, jell. coffee, Ice cream
with angel food and dark cake.
Price ESQ or just Ice cream and
cake 15c. Everyone welcome. Como
and have lunch with rs. Adv.
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Dorothy Schwartz Bride Of
Norbert ThieSchafer Tuesday

Gowned in white lace and satin,
styled along redingote lines, Miss
Dorothy Marie Schwartz, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Schwartz, of this community, be-
came the bride Of Norbert Thies-
chafer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Thieschafer, of Melrose, Tuesday
morning at st. Paul's Church in
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Emboreo jom i" the CoptoI. Hoping to get into
the Senote eoIley to hear the opening Of the
momentous debote on lifting the orms embargo.
crowd waits patiently on the senote steps, Some
Of them cot in-most Of them didn't
Star Staff, A. and Wide World Photos.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Girl Reserves
SponsetDanee

The Girl Reserves Of the Y.WCA
gave a Stay at Home benefit party
Friday night and proved a grand
evening for the younger set to
dance ana roller skate until the
curfew hour
A few of the many were Henry
Green, Edna Williams. James Mar
tinez, Waller Kirk. Doris Miller,
William Davis, Cloophus Ashburn,
Gilbert Jackson, Wendell Chenoier,
Rubard Vaughn, Willie Marh. Vic
tor Lett, Nelson Ccott. Marie Fos-
ter. Hernia Rivers, Dorothy Wood
ruff, Laura Shoemaker;
Gene Merritt, Rose Franklin,
James Maddox, Evelyn Palmer,
Donald Waxten, Wilmae Benson,
Dorothy Ross. jeanette Jones, Eddie
Harris, Halario Mendoza, William
Marsh, Mckinley Freeman, Helen
Taylor. Willie Traverse, Carol Ross,
Earl Simpson and many others.
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7 a-Pa-Win-Co Club

The Ta-pa-win-go Girls club was
entertained by its president, Mrs.
Dorothy Logan at her home on
Hancock avenue, last Friday night.
After a business discussion. cards
were played Mrs. Ethel Ray won
first prize; Mrs. Alice Frazier. sec
ond, and Mrs Louise Thomas, third.
The hostess served "a very tasty
luncheon.
The clubs next outdoor sport
feast will be bicycling on Sunday
morning, June Is The first party
for the season will be held Sat-
urday, June "a
Mrs Ethel Ray, secretary, OF 57s
East Ferry street, will entertain
the girls in their next meeting.
Officers are Mrs. Dorothy Lo-
gan, president: Mrs. Ethel Ray.
secretary, Mrs. Ernesiine Vance.
treasurer; Mrs. Selma Bell, vice
president; Mrs. Alice Frazier, bust
ness manager; Mrs. Noveita Lester,
assistant secretary Mrs Lu-
ellie Ford, club reporter.
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Girls Club
Plays At
Greet Lakes

More than 80 members OF the In
dusirial Girls Federation gathered
at Great Lakes country club last
Sunday for an all-day Of fun The
breakfast was served in the beauti-
ful dining room following which an
..teresting lecture expressing high
lights of her recent trip TO Africa
was given by Mrs c. 5, Smith
Maintenance director of the ~.
Dinner was served TO the group
at 800. following which time the
grounds were explored and found
to be very beautiful. candid cameras
clicked, rowb boats leaped across
shining waters and everybody was
happy.
While all Of this was going on
out-of-doors the lovely clubhouse
was the scene Of varied activities,
including dancing, Switchboard.
quiet games or just lounging in
delightfully."- relaxed mood on the
truly comfortable as we'll as quite
colorful furnishings.
Mrs. George Smedley, Mrs.
Charles Mahoney, Miss Elizabeth
Scott and Mrs. ada Summers were
among the committee women pres
ent at the event
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Church OF God

Sunday school opened at $50 a.
m. at the Church Of God with the
superintendent, Samuel Randels in
charge
Rev McGhce, pastor, preached
soul stirring sermon az 1f'33 am
which was taken from ST John ll2.
The Young Mems Bible class be-
gan its services at 5 p. m. The les
son was taken from Thes. 5th
chapter. and was beautifully ex-
planned
The BYPU. began at SIS pm.
Mrs Effe Randels president, gave
an inspiring talk for the young
people.
At 8 o'clock, the pastor delivered
an inspiring sermon which was
taken from St Matt 1882.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Club
HOnOrs Grads

Conant Gardens Political
Association of which W. D. Nor
rison is president, will honor the
graduates of the city with a ban
quet this week at the Lucy Thur
man Branch YW.C.A. This BAN
quet is given annually for the grad
yates.
Some Of the graduates from
Pershing high school are: Miss
Erma- KEYS. Robert Schley, Mil
bred Benson, Phyllis Grant, Earl
Van Ripper, Vaiarie Smith. Marjorie
Conway, Adabelle Potts. Lois Car
fington, Catherine Curtis, Willie
MCGOWAN, Mable Sanford, and
Ruby Ingram. Edgar Nance. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nance,
graduated from Cass Technical
high school
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Cayateens In Meet

Mrs. Sadie Straughn OF Hague
avenue entertained the Gayatcens
club in its weekly meet last Fri
day evening CO.
The meeting was held early and
shortened in order to enable the
club 10 attend the Booker T. Wash
ington Trade Associations exhibit
at the Forest club.
The next meeting, Friday, June
%, VIII be held at The home OF
Catherine Thomas of Kingsley
court, after which the entire club
is to attend the all-city senior prom
at the Mayfair Ballroom. sponsored
by the Mystic Athletic club.
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Bertha Hansberry Phillips The
graduation exercises were held az
the Ebenezer church.
i \ x
tedv1HE Detroit Thursday, Eliza
beth II Scott is running over to
New York City TO see the family
10 take in the American Youth
Congress as the local ~" delegate
and review the New York Worlds
Fair.
x X x
A note from Mrs. II Smith in
forms us that Mrs. Lucy Hatcher is
well and home after six months ILL.,
ness in the hospital. The Nacirema
gang really missed her all those
Gays
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Protective Assn
To Reorganize

The juvenile Protective Associa-
ton Of Michigan was re-organized
last week and new bylaws adopted.
A new board Of directors viii also
be selected at future meeting Of
the association. Following the Sc
lection of the board it will in turn
elect the president and other off
GERS Of the Association.
Meetings are held regularly each
Thursday at 8 p NJ. at 1916 Nc
Graw avenue. Mrs Mary Holiday
Is acting secretary
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Scott League
Sponsors Tour

The young people OF Scott Metho-
dist church. Kirby at St Antoine
streets. have planned as their nexi
Epworth League feature a trip
through the Ford Rotunda at Dear
born, Mich No fees are being at
tached to the trip and cars will
leave from Scott church at 4 p. m,
Sunday. June 25
The trek through the rotuRda
will terminate at Rouge Park where
a weiner roast will be featured
The program will be under the
direction of the chairman OF the
recreation committee.
Miss Zelma Sykes is president OF
the group; Robert Gun, secretary;
Miss Rachel Hall, reporter.
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BeuIah Cain To
Direct W Camp

Miss Beuiah Cain, auditorium
teacher at the Trowbridge school,
will conduct the Stay-At-Home
camp al the Lucy Thurman Y.WC
A. this summer instead OF Mrs.
-ii.ef4e-A- Graves was previously
announced.
Miss Cain is a former volunteer
camp counsellor and will assume
duties of camp director when the
project begins, June %.
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THE Negro Challenges Com.
munism, Christianity, Catholicism"
Get this excellent booklet free by
writing p o. Box 81. Grand River
Station. Detroit, Mich.
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Usher Board
Sponsors Event

The Ladies Usher Board Of Ebe-
nezer A.ME. church will be host
to its sixth anniversary which will
feature An Evening in Hollywood"
on June 70 at The church.
Mrs E. Hickman is president Of
the group: L. Nelson, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Set Wedding Date

Miss Katherine Stevenson an
nounced her intentions to wed Will
liam Fleming. July 10.
Mary Allen is TO become the
lovely bride Of William Landcrs
on the evening Of June q.
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"The Negro Challenges Com
munism, Christianity, Catholicism"
Get this excellent booklet free by
writing p. o. Box 80, Grand River
Station, Detroit. Mich.
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The Silhouettes' last meeting Of
the season was held at the home Of
Mrs. Marjorie Hackett They being
an auxiliary 10 their husbands, the
Kapas, discussed their on-coming
picnic and also their next mOon-
light. After the meeting which was
conducted by the president, Helen
Cathcart. they adjourned, and the
hostess served a luncheon delish.
Those who gathered were. Mes
danes Mile Lee O.. Sora Tistale
Frances Owens e.. Grace Walker
.... Jeannetta Whi,by 49,. Lollie
Walkcr-... Helen Cathclrt ...Pru-
dence Perry Hazel GellesPie....
Shirley Loving Mary H Loving
and Billie Murphy .. Our sum
mer activities viii include break
fast at the island, picnics at Great
Lakes, etc But no meetings Of BUSH
ness until next ian
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hint from the "Colymn ,...Ihe
fellows have elaborate plans for this
Nacrema Week ...and we VIII be
able to let you know all about them
soon.
= * i
Nell Hamilton. Of Atlanta, and
guest OF Myrtle Gaskill, was CO.
honoree with Ann Smith at break
fast on Belle Isle, Sunday morn
iag Edna Toudee- Kay Erench
90. Jane Mainey Lucybelle Nor
ris . Ruth Elizabeth Webb. Lucy
Jones Hazel Lyman &c. Myrtle
Gaskill D.. Thelma Willisms....and
Bernadine Jordan were among those
present
+ = =
Fourteen guests ... celebrated
Fathers Day with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bowles .... Sunday evening
some Of whom were Mr.. and
ton Mr.. and Mrs Earl Hutchins
Mrs. Alfred Gaskil... Nell Hamil-
... Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks.
and Mrs Myrtle Hutchins.
= = =
Dorothy MANILA is at this
writing in Dayton. ONO e.. a, she
bedside Of her grandmother who IS
IN a very serious condition ... we
nope for miracle which will bring
about the recovery Of Henrietta
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Nacrema club in their superior manner were hosts
but elegantly, members of the press, or "Ambassa-
Propaganda Mr.. Herring, this years chair
of Nacrema Week, styles The active Nacirema
Week committee all present and acting as proxy for
the club in its entirety They stuffed to bursting ana
plyed with all the inside dope the program for this
year Stanton Wells proud to show me that they
have purchased dandy music hox--n answer to
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Miss Nellie Watts. e. Irene McClen-
don. Irene Graves e. Nell Ham
ilton Of Atlanta, Ca. Myrtle
Gaskill. Mary Bell. Jennie
Page. Jennie Young kathleen
Black Alice Stanton 90. Mrs. j,
Stanton. Angel Lambert....Pe Pearl
Penick. ... Katie Smith,, Ruth
Weaver.
-
Alberta Simms, OF Flint and Chi
cago. was In town over the week
end. o.. She is en- route TO Buffalo.
where the social workers are con-
vcning and she will go on from
there to Boston, 10 take charge Of
girls camp for the sumner and
Is she ever beautiful.
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which we think is just trfle on the corney side which
iuStSh o

The Rose Festival beautiful. so are told by
Ernestine Postes who good judge of what good and
beautiful unable to get there for which we are
going to give ourself the gong The Graham sisters and
Mary Clemon did ballet under the direction of Ann
Presley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

Lucille Tapsico Bolden. who has been living in Ceve
land for the past year is home again and that
she is going to be Miss Tapsico before long.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

We lot of fun hecklng folk at the Trade Exhibit
did lot of shopping who was shopping for house
furnishings and infant equipment caught Petry
Fisher Horense Fears right in the act of having Bill
Hagans show them stove which may may not be an
omen We have it first hand that Teddy Blackmon and
Amyre who is that beautiful will be Mr. and Mrs
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Bernice Mccall of st. Paul Mimi and Melba Stuar
of Omaha Neb. both schoolmates of pinafore days.
of Ernestne Poses are her house guests.
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lbs EVENTS II
MITES ~ Il WOMANS M7ERES7SJI
CLUBS
FRA MITES
CT DDInGS
By GLADYS MILLS

crowd which numbered upwards of 5000 people
"fnis" the ninth annual Booker T. Washington Trade
Exhibit, Sunday night at the Forest club
Approximately 10000 visited the exhibit the week
end We think they might well have extended it into
this week so great the enthusiasm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

Emma Perry took her masters degree from Wayne uni
versy last week Irene Graves will work further on he
doctorate. =. this summer at Ann Arbor
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Smith will have plenty of time to practice his emot-
ing nerpreatye reading between chores the boats
this he will only have two hours in
town every other day until September. He is going to
study hard for in the fall.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-02-03
Funeral Services Held
For May A. Duggan

Impressive rites for the late
May Amelia Duggan were held on
Monday at the Sunnyside Funeral
Home with Mrs. Mobiles, a Christ
ian Science Practitioner, in charge
of the ceremonies. Carrying out
the request of the deceased, strains
of her two favorite songs, 1.-THE
Old Rugged Cross" and "Going
Home" were rendered on the pipe
organ. Interment was at the Lin
coin Memorial Park. Mrs. Duggan
passed away Thursday at the fam
lily home in S. E. Grant Court af-
ter long illness. Born and rear
ed in Rockford, Colorado, Mrs.
Duggan with her family came to
Portland 20 years ago. Surviving
is the husband, Albert Henry
Duggan and daughter, Mrs. Ed
ma Mae Kittrell Flaunders of Spo-
kane.
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Boise School home court. Home
team, Colored Vampires, VS.. Lev
inton Drugs. Players on the home
team: Scrugs, Jackson, Walton,
Newsom, Richards, Thompson and
Tuggles. Visiting team: Chiodo,
Maney-Leipzig, Thomas, Riley and
Haynes. Alarming inroads were
made as the home team breezed
along to an easy victory of 81 to
20 over the visiting team. Prac-
tice games are held Wednesdays
and Fridays, 2 p. m. of each week,
with Rev. L. F. Standifer as coach
and c. Green as trainer.
The Rosebud Study Club met on
Wednesday, February 1, instead OF
Wednesday morning in accommo-
dalton to the hostess, Mrs. Ethel
Glass in N. E. Sumner, who ar
ranged to entertain the club on
this date. Having dispensed with
several important business items,
the members took up their Bible
topic study. Detachable refresh
ments were enjoyed following the
meeting. Mrs. Bessie P. Johnson
is president of the club.
was hostess to the Martha Wash
Miss Mildred Gaskin, N. e. 9th
ington Sewing and Home Makers
Club Thursday at the regular
meeting.
The Bethel-Iite Club will meet
Monday, February 6, with Mrs. B.
Morton in S. E. Woodland. Bust
ness of great Importance was I'M
dertaken by the club.