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Total Sales Tor the day. 100000
sunit Of shares
in bankruptcS R rseeershD being
Rates OF DIVIDEND the table
ens based
unless noted special dividends
ast year PAYABLE in stock Declared this
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Futures closed Sis lower.

5pOt nominal; middling,
Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Presidents Birth
Anniversary Horse
Show at Fort Myer

The Presidents Birthday Horse
Show is set for Wednesday and
Thursday, January Is and 26. when
the proceeds will be added to the
fund from the Presidents Birthday
celebrations to be used for the con-
troll Of infantile paralysis. Col.
George S. Patton, jr., the new COM
mandant at Fort Myer, has been
appointed chairman for the show
which will be held in the riding hall
at Fort Myer.
1t. Col. w. c. Crane, commanding
the 1st Battalion Of the 18th Field
Artillery, Is vice chairman for the
show, the other members serving on
the committee including Mr.. H.
Rozier Dulany, jr., Mr.. Melvin c.
Hazen, Maj. Henry Leonard, DR..
William P. Mcclellan, Mr.. Arthur
Godfrey, Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan,
jr., DR.. Archie Randolph, Mr.. Emory
S. Carhart. Mrs. Eleanor Patterson,
Mr.. A. w. Riggs, DR.. Frederick r,
Sanderson, Mr.. Daniel G. Sands. Mr..
Harry n. Semmes, Miss Charlotte
holland, Mr.. Fletcher Harper and
Mr.. Sterling Larrabee.
Maj. Leonard Is In charge OF thu
sale Of boxes.
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Mrs. Flagg dnd Son
Return to North
Shore Point

Mrs. Flagg, wife of 1t. Comdr.
Allan P. Flagg, U. S. NJ, and her
infant son, Henry Varnum Butler
Flagg, I'd, again are in their home
at North Shore Point, near Norfolk,
where they will be through this
month.
" Comdr. Flagg has sailed aboard
the U. s. s. Enterprise with the
deet for q several months, cruise
and Mrs. Flagg and little H. v. B.
Flagg are expected to come to WASH
ington next month en- route to Belle
Mead, Va, where they will visit Mrs.
Flagg's grandparents, Rear Admiral
Henry Varnum Butler, U. S. NJ, re-
tired, and Mrs. Butler. Little Henry
. Varnum Butler Flagg, I'd, was born
In the naval hospital at Portsmouth,
Va, December 81 and his mother
before her marriage was Miss Anna
Smith, popular among the younger
circles here when Admiral Butler
was in command at the Navy Yard.
At the time of their marriage in
California several years ago Comdr.
Flagg was on duty at the Naval Air
Station at Anacostia and they oc-
cupied q house in Alexandria.
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Post>Holiday
Sports Begin
At Annapolis
Capt. w. T. Smith
And Mrs. Smith
End Visit

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. To-day
was given over to basket ball and the
first game of the season was played
by the midshipmen against Gettys-
burg College. This was the first OF
the winter indoor sports at the
Naval Academy.
Capt. and Mrs. w. Taylor Smith
left Sunday for Newport, R. l., after
spending the holidays here and stop
ping at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. Roger Hall, son of Comdr.
Wolcott E. Hall, entertained Sunday
afternoon at his home with a New
Year party for the younger set.
Mr.. Hall returned this week to the
University of Virginia.
1t. and Mrs. Hamilton Haines
AAnd the latter's mother, Mrs. Char
les w. D. Lyon, are occupying the
family home Of Mrs. Lyon, the
Rideout House.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wilson
Brown spent the New Year holidays
In New York.
Mrs, Mason Porter Cusachs also
spent New Year in New York
with her daughter, Mrs. Georgiana
Cusachs Harp.
Mrs. Cusachs motored to New
TCoo ANN Ap0T re po0e ny
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Sports Draw
Society at
West Point
Gen. Benedict and
Mrs. Benedict Hold
Reception.

WEST POINT, N. r, Jan. T.
The busy holiday season is over and
once again sports occupy an impor-
tant place in the post life. The
first indoor polo meet of the cadet
team was held this afternoon at
the riding hall, when the cadets,
whose team captain is William w.
West, Sd. son of Col. William w.
West of the 7th Cavalry, stationed
at Fort Bliss. met the Squadron A
team from New York.
Basket ball, which is very popular
here, has started, and the first game
was held Wednesday, when the
home team played Brown Univer-
sity. The game was played at the
new gymnasium and was attended
by large contingent of officers and
their wives and guests. Cadet John
8. Samuel Of the first class Is the
captain for the Army basket ball
team this year, and Capt. Mason
F. Stober is the officer in charge.
Col. Frank F. Scowden, post quar-
termaster, has returned to the gar
rison from Rochester, where he has
been for about a month visiting
members of his family.
1t. Donald L. Durfee, who is in
the 18th Infantry, stationed at Fort
/C.~ A01 1xy
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Miss Gotthelf
Married to
Mr.. Axton
Wed in Apartment
OF Gen. and Mrs.
F. w. Boschen.

The apartment Of the chief Of
finance, United States Army, Maj.
Gen. Frederick w. Boschen, and
Mrs. Boschen, at wardman Park
Hotel, was the scene yesterday after
noon Of the wedding Of the formers
niece, Miss Florence Gotthelf,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. @.
dotthelf Of sagauche, Colo. to Mr..
T. Tracy Axton, jr., of New York.
Due to the recent death Of the
bridegroom's father only the men,
bers Of the immediate families and
close friends witnessed the cere-
mony.
The ceremony took place at
o'clock before an improvised altar
arranged with cut flowers In pastel
shades against a background Of
ferns and palms, and the Rev.
Arlington A. McCallum Of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church of1lciated In
candlelight.
Father Gives Bride
In Marriage.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a grace
full gown of white pleated chiffon
cut on Grecian lines and worn with
a belt studded with pearls. Her
short tulle veil was held by Mary
Queen Of Scots cap and she carried
a bouquet of orchids, camellias and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty Boschen was maid of
honor for her cousin. Her dress was
4 pasque model Of blue taffeta with
q generously full skirt. She wore
pink camellias in her hair, which
corresponded with her bouquet of
the blossoms combined with freezia.
| Mr.. James G. Wilson of New York
City was the best man.
A reception followed for those
attending the ceremony, after which
the couple left for a honeymoon to
Sea Island, Ga. The brides going
away costume was a light green
sport suit trimmed with suede and
her accessories were in purple. They
will make their home at II East
Seventy-seventh street, New York
City.
Assisting the young couple at the
reception were their respective
mothers, Mrs. Gotthelf wearing
blue pleated chiffon, and Mrs. 1. T.
Axton of Louisville, KY, mother Of
the bridegroom, in lavender. Both
mothers wore gardenia corsages, as
did Mrs. Boschen,, who was in q
becoming dress of rose lace.
Out-of- Town Guests
At the Wedding.
Among the guests from out Of
town at the wedding were Miss
Markey Bryon of New York and the
two brothers of the bridegroom, the
Messrs. John and Ralph Axton.
Yesterdays bride attended Ferry
Hall, Lake Forrest, Ind, and the
Finch School in New York, and dur
ing her last year at the latter school
was an assistant in the theater art
department. The bridegroom at
tended the Choate School and Yale
University and is associated with an
advertising firm in New York City.
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Col. and Mrs. Crane
Entertain at
Army.Navy Club

Col. John Alden Crane, naison
oficer of the Military Intelli-
gence Bureau, War Department,
and Mrs. Crane entertained
around 100 guests Friday after
noon at q cocktail party at the
Army-Navy Country Club.
A decorative motif of pink was
carried out with pink roses, car
nations and snapdragons, and the
hostess was assisted by Frau Won
Boetticher, wife of the Military
Attache of the German Embassy;
Mrs. William M. Cruikshank, wife
Of Maj. Gen Cruikshank; Mrs.
Robert M. Danford, wife of the
chief of field artillery, and Mrs.
Francis A. Garrecht, jr., wife of
Capt. Garrecht of Fort Myer.
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GA4AO1AS IA1C AAdIly OASt1Ilk ulSIlcQ
guests from Washington who at
tended this party were the Maj. Gen.
Commandant and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb, Gen. and Mrs. William p.
Upshur, Gen. and Mrs. Seth Will
liams. Gen. and Mrs. R. B. Putnam,
Gen. and Mrs. G. B. Vogel, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. e. M. Spencer, Col. and
Mrs. G. A. Matthews, Col. and Mrs.
Holland Smith, Col. and Mrs. Henry
L. Larsen and 1t. Col. and Mrs. T.
c. Brooks.
The dance at the Officers' Club
this evening was another farewell
party for the officers of the 1st
Brigade.
Entertaining at dinner this eve
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Capt. A. w. Johnson
And Family Return

Capt. Albert w. johnson and Mrs.
johnson with their two children,
Molly and Reed johnson, have re-
turned from a two-week stay in
Richmond, Va, with Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Reed. Mrs. Johnson's brother-in-
law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. H. A.
Luebbermann of Fort Myer, who
also spent the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Reed, returned yesterday.
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Farewell Parties Are Given
For Quantico Officers
Leave This Week for Maneuvers;
Wives Plan Visits to Parents
And Friends
Weeks Photo.

QUANTICO Va Jan 7Mos of the entertaining
week In the nature farewell
leave next week maneuve
Yesterday afternoon the commanding
craft hosts cocktail honorng commanding
and the officers the 1st Marine Brigade
OF the u s. s. Capela Comdr Early
In the receiving line
Comdr Early Col and Mrs Roy Geiger It.
Larkn and 1t. Col.
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) Although the drills are free to
the public, admission is by ticket
only and requests should be made
well in advance to the ticket of1lce
at Fort Myer.
Plans Being Made
For Luncheons.
Several prominent Fort Myer host
esses will entertain at luncheon pre-
ceding the ride Friday afternoon
but as yet their plans are not COM
plete. Others are waiting until the
evening of the 21st, when the
monthly hop takes place, to act rs
hosts at dinner and supper parties,
and among this group is 1t. Col. and
Mrs. James r. Sperry, who will en-
tertain ~ guests at a buffet supper
In their quarters.
Capt. and Mrs. John L: Hines, jr.,
who left Thursday morning for the
formers new post at West Point,
will be greatly missed at Fort Myer.
For the past fortnight they have
been feted at many small informal
luncheons and dinner parties and
among those at the Fort Myer gar
rison who entertained Informally
for them during the past week were
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Roffe, Capt. and
Mrs. George r. Barnes and 1t. and
Mrs. James B. Quill.
Col. and Mrs. Roffe
Attend Debutante Party.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Roffe were
among the guests who attended the
debut party of the Misses Margaret
and Claire Cotter when they were
formally presented by their parents
Monday afternoon at a large tea
dance at the Mayflower Hotel.
1t. and Mrs. Charles Boes Hines
are now established in their quar-
ters at the garrison, having moved
from the Westchester a few days
before the new year. Mrs. Hines is
the former Miss Betty Balsley,
daughter Of Comdr. and Mrs. Balls
ley Of Washington, and her wedding
to 1t. Hines In the Fort Myer
Chapel was one of the outstanding
events Of the late summer.
1t. and Mrs. Hines had as a guest
over the New Year holiday Mrs
Hines cousin, Miss Hope Halsey of
Boston, Mass.
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Hansens Return
To ANNAPOLIS

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. r. A. Hansen
with their children, have returned
to Annapolis, where 1t. Comdr
Hansen is an instructor at the
United States Naval Academy, after
spending the New Year holiday with
Mrs. Hansens' mother and sister
Mrs. Louis Storck and Miss Doro-
thea Storck, on South Fern street
Arlington.
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Naquins Leave
For Portsmouth

1t. Oliver F. Naquin, U. s. N,
with Mrs. Naquin and their young
children, Lorraine and Christopher
Naquin, left Monday for Ports
mouth, N. H., where 1t. Naquin will
be stationed for the next six months,
The .Naquins have been living at
2507 South Lynn street, in Oak
crest, Va.
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Attend Air Races

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. r. E. Blick
Of Arlington have left for visit at
Miami, Fla, where they are attend
ing the air races in that city. Dur
Ing their absence Mrs. F. w. KIM
ball of Boston, Mass, mother of
Mrs. Blick, Is remaining in their
home at 1927 South Inge street.
Evening star., 1939-01-08
Fl. Myer Looks Forward
To the Friday Rides
Opening This Week
Social Activity Will Be Revived
With Luncheons and Dinners
Accompanying the Drills

There has decided lu activities
post for hostesses
holiday festivities preparatory entering the usual round lunch
and dinner parties which the Friday
drills and the monthly hops post.
exhibition familiar Washington
and vicinity the Friday rides will be held the Riding Hall Friday
exhibitions
afternoon the to and including March II.
Guest
For Opening Exhibition.
commanding
the honor guest at the opening ride.
planned
training reached by the Regular ocer soldier
homanship efficiency
training series will be somewhat different this and
new exhibition
Evening star., 1939-01-08

ming were Maj. and Mrs. Vernon 8.
Mcgee, who were hosts at cocktails
at their quarters and dinner at the
club, and Capt. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Burger, who entertained at q dinner
(See QUANTICO, Page D-80
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The Corbetts Home

1t. and Mrs. william H. Corbett
have returned to their apartment In
the Buckingham community from
Fayetteville, N. c.. where they spent
the past fortnight with Mrs. Cor
belts parents.
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1t. and Mrs. Smith
Back From Visit

1t. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith re-
turned this week from New York
City, where they had spent the
past week. 1t. Smith attended the
meetings of the American Geological
Society.
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End Holiday Trip

Capt. and Mrs. William T. John
s6n and their son, Billy johnson,
are back from a holiday visit with
relatives in Dalton and Atlanta, Ga.
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(See ARMY, Page D-8.)
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(See ANNAPOLIS, Page D-80
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you may send a. many samples
Of writing ss you wish. bat be sure
TO enclose 10 cents for each sample.
ARE yoii IDsAl.,sTrc ON
PRACTICAL.
High Upper Loops
This reveals an ideslistie nature
with mental faculties highly de-
velopcd.
Long Lower Loops
This person has practical and
material instincts. lie OF she Ia
usually interested In sports and
enjoys physical activity.
Inflated Lower Loops
This denotes a lively imagination
with an active and vivid fancy.
These people are fond Of music
and dancing and have q flair for
the novel. unusual and interesting.
Evenly balanced
THIS person Ia both idealistlc and
practical and possesses good pow.
crs Of organization He IL not
merely u dreamer. but puts his
idealism to practical application.
Single stroke
The writer II firm In his purpose
definite In his ideas, and inclined
TO he obstinate. He Is practical
and possesses a strong determined
viii. he cannot be easily swaycd
or influenced
Angular Loops
This person has an aggressive
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Let Andrienne tell YOU seuf W.
cation. best type 10 marry. and
points about your true personality
All you have 10 do "a send the
coupon with Toe and = STAMPED
SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE
to Andricnne. care Of The Tacoma
Times
You can send In the handwriting
of your husband. wife. sweetheart.
friends and relatives
A small scrap taken from part
Of letter viii he sufficient for
Andrienne Ia snslyse With one
stamped self addressed envoire
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WHAT rsrw ~,sous.U voc
NAnmtr
George Raps Ed.
Over War Remark
" AsMIN0UN

WASHINGTON 50 Sen. Walter
v. te.rrs. D. Co., declared IN
The senate that President Rnrs~-
veis ~a.n,l.~d = genuine fear
ihrous houteat the United states
nv telling friends In Warm
Springs. asa.. that ne would Fsturn
again in the fan II ~s dun't havs
: war
IT ought 10 10 made abundant.
IN clear that ~s IN not intend ~
take this country into war
George shouted.
Whoever nives assurances In
European nations that this eouns
try " ready To 20 Ia war. - mtps
leading the Enfupean peoples"
he said thai congress and The
people have no Isiea ~ going lnta
another foreign var"
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BREMERTON CRAVING
DOCK IS AUTHORIZED

WASHINGTON - The house
Thursday passed st5. o2< 900
naval public works bill after add
ing a $500. 900 item for a naval
supply depot at Oakland. Calf.
The bill now goes to the senate.
II provides for Sc public works
projects for the navy. including
drydocking facilities. barracks,
storage buildings and supply de-
pots.
The bill also authorized Sl6..
500. 900 for projects In Hawaii
$3.50. 900 at Mare Island. Calf
and $4,000. 900 at Puget Sound, nj
each of which points craving docks
will be constructed. The bill II
an authorization measure and a
separate measure will be required
to appropriate the money.
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practical nature WITH determination
ant reFststency.
~ Return stroke Ia Right
This denotes q generous. Kind
and sympsthetse petson wha 10
ever realty 10 lend a helping hand.
.ms sor rxo,'p on woprsrr
Printed Capitals
This person displays artistic ~
constructive tendencies and should
find success along these Inca
Large and small
This tyee ~ psrsrn requires
more consistency IN hts emotions
and more nnlsermIss In his hshiss
~" Fir.s reins ltlgk
THIS denotes a person with pride
Independence and some sffssts.
ton
VI" fir-t rcint Low
TITS person Ia lacking In Kessl
taste and imagination.
III" stroh~~ Close Together
This donates = reserved. marrow
minded and unsoelahle nature
~" Strehes MIDI Apart
This person IL fnrcefnl self.
reliant and independent. he pos.
sesses strong sili-power and Ia
undaunted nv obstacles.
WHAT - iors vocAr,oS'
This type of person 10 creative
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AAk Ah1AHSt hlAt my Wy
To M ON AIR SATURDAY
Continuing series OF discus
sions. =. l. {. dehsters viii he
heard over kMo At q p. m. Sstur-
day. The topic viii he Pleasure
Spots Of the Pacific Northwest. .
with Helen johnson speaking on
Rainier National Park" Eleanor
Englund on olympic National
Park" Dan Bcrgsagei on Lake
Chelsn" and Gerhard Reits on
Mount Baker"
Or. h. r. lie Roy. osteopathio
physician and surgeon. 5io Prov
ident bldg. Pacific avenue be-
tween 9th and 10th SITS, Main
1924. Special service for stomach,
colon, and rectal disorders tpilesl.
adv.
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SURVEY AUTHORIZED

The new house rivers and har-
bors bill in congress provides for
preliminary survey in Grays
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MAKE Ho>oR ROLL

-Four Tacomans. Donald Boyle,
Bert Eldred, Hazel Hanson and
Joe Werner. were named on the
freshman high scholarship list at
Washington State college.
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. (adv.
Puget Sound Nursery. e20i Pae.
adv.
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HOLDING CONTEST

Dorothy Stavc. Sedro woollcv
freshman at W. s. C.. is one OF
the candidates at the Pullman in
stitution for the title of beauty
queen.
Hospital flowers = Him. Florist
tadv).
BUTTER DOWN AGAIN. Cow
Butter Store. ladvl
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and belongs "a the Constructive
independent class that Also includes
srsisttc tendencies Ne az she likes
10 build Or plan things either with
their hands ~ mind Theee people
arr usually sndivsauxltstie and
work better Independently.
Some AZ The vacations this type
~ person wealA Ne adapted 10 ~.
ciasie, business lef an executive
type for either men az wemsni.
contracting. engineering hFstixs-
husisssng, invention. architecture.
sculpture. theatrical srts. interior
decorating. designing. tse-smssktnx
commercial art. teachers - ere
elsitsssi sahisxts md specialized
writing ssach ~ esistsss and play.
wvikhssi
wmsr rsirw Sssou,.D VOC
uAn0ts
v
The msts fes this type sheala he
~ vtsssiuus, e~sshfs stature.
lively. enthusiasts. enssflsi. ardent.
sffecsionsts and aeusunssfstiev.
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These Descriptive Paragraphs Published Daily IN the
Tacoma Times More Paragraphs Win Appear Each Day.

complete character analysis
published viii Ne
repeated manner sysycas viii
a analysls
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MlCHelrS MOCHA CREAM

Yolks of doz. eggs ,hiekened
in strained coffee made from n
10. coffee in at water Thicken.
do not boil. stirring carefully
Cream | ID. butter with ID
graduated L & | Sugar. Into
this stir above mixture when al
most cool Spread on each layer
of cake. When cake is assembled
decorate with Mocha Cream or
icing.
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JUST THE CORE
To M ON AK SATURDAY
By Pierre

Hafhor. with view OF construct
ing a channel into Hay City
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rhls tvpe of p<rron enjoys pseee.
ure. entertainment and people. end
their mates should have Similar
tastes.
X y <k~-kA-NN--A----
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FAMOUS "0CYMPIC" CHE
Gives Favori+e Recipe
Bouillabaisse

The Olympic Hotel in Seat.
He will use nothing but The
best. Both are strong for
Washington industries. Two
first class reasons why they
use U i Sugar Two
reasons why you should!
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you may send a. many samples
Of writing ss you wish. but be sure
10 enclose 10 cents for each sample.
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MlCHelfS CAKE RECIPE

TOTI6II ONNE KcNTPE
Z lbs. u & ] Sugar beaten with
3 doz. whole eggs. Mix in lightly
Z lbs. flour, then pour in slowly
2 lbs. melted butter, stirring
lightly; also 2 tablespoons va
nilla. Bake. Then slice vertical
ly into three or four layers. fill.
ing with Mocha Cream. Mocha
Cream recipe opposlte.) Reduce
one-fourth for home baking.
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This type Of person |. erssuv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-16
Country News Letters
Items From Live Correspondents of
The Rural Districts

Joe Schloegle was a caller at the
Anton Bieringer home Thursday
forenoon.
Joe Bieringer was a caller at the
Carl Bieringer home Saturday
forenoon.
Julian and Elsie Engle motored
to Minneapolis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bieringer and
son, Bobby, visited and were sup
per guests at the Anton Bieringer
home Sunday afternoon.
Mary Ann Dickhaus spent Sun
day with the Bieringer girls.
Jim Kane and Leo Schloegle
were callers at the Anton Bierin-
ger home Sunday afternoon.
William Schloegle was a caller
at the Anton Bieringer home Sun
day afternoon.
Ben Bieringer, Mary Ann Dick
haus, Leo and Joe Schloegle and
Jim Kane spent Sunday afternoon
at the Carl Bieringer home.
Carl and Joe Bieringer and Wal
ter Hines were callers at Padua
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bieringer were
Sunday dinner guests and spent
the day with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ley and
family.
Walter Hines and Joe Bieringer
motored to Melrose Thursday.
Anton Bieringer motored to
Osakis Thursday forenoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bentfield and
daughter spent Sunday afternoon
at the John Scanlon home in Sank
Centre.
Miss Alice Marthaler spent Sun
day with Alvina Marthaler at the
Jack Bentfield home.
Group Number one Of the Study
Club met at the Casper Pick home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Brien, Of Alexandria, called
on Glenn Uphus Saturday after
noon.
Miss Alberta Scanlon, Of Sank
Centre, was an overnight guest
Saturday at the Paul Bentfield
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swart
and daughter, of Minneapolis,
were callers at the Henry Mat
thiesen home Friday.
Group Number one of the Study
club met at the Anton Bentfield
home Friday night.
Mrs. Margaret Pick and son,
Isadore, of Spring Hill. visited at
the Casper Pick home Sunday.