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Mr.. Kelly also is graduate Of the
University of Kentucky and men,
Der of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
He is buyer in Chicago. After
wedding trip through the West they
will make their home in Chicago.
Miss Sarah Anderson
Marries Mr.. Hambrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Lamon
Anderson of Falls Church, Va, an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah McEachin Ander-
son, to Mr.. Ralph David Hambrick.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Ham,
brick of Northfork, w. Va. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w. Leigh Ribble at IL O'Clock
Saturday morning, September %, at
the Falls Church Episcopal Church.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. Earl
Lowder, cousin of the bridegroom,
presented program of organ music.
Mr.. Lowder is organist at the First
Baptist Church in Washington.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father, and wore
white brocaded MORE wedding
dress and carried white roses. Her
veil was of Brussels lace and had
been her mothers wedding VEIL
Miss Ellen Anderson was her sis
ter's maid of honor, and her gown
was of American Beauty moire with
a cabot and short veil to match,
and her flowers were pink roses and
blue delphinium. Miss Kathleen
Hambrick, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Virginia Anderson, another
sister of the bride, were the brides
maids and were dressed alike in
blue slipper satin with matching
cabots and short wells and both
carried talisman roses.
Mr.. J. Howard Wynn, former
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Weddings of Interest
Capital Society
Miss Helen Lee Hegarty
Marries Mr.. Kelly
In Chicago

used at the wedding Saturday morning
Washington formerly
Kelly Madisonvie and Chicago
daughter Francis Allen and the
bridegroom the Mrs David
Henry Kelly Madsonvile.
place Old Saint Mary Church. Chicago at
Hgarty, P, Minneapolis
Mimi. of the bride, oficiated.
sanctuary the
decorated VI gadiouseS
Lelong model of velvet with large
Her fuchsa orchids Her maid
Gladys salon
blue velvet taisman OF Chicago
Kely's best
wedding followed the Stevens Hotel
for and the immediate families
A. Kentucky,
of the Alpha Gamma Delta social sorority She
immaculate Seminary Washington and George Washington
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Comdr. B. w. Wright
In New Home

1t. Comdr. Bennett Wood
Wright, Air Corps, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Wright have moved from
the house at 1912 Twenty-sev-
enth street which they have oc-
cupied since arriving in WASH
ington in the early summer. They
have leased the house next door
at 1910 TWenty-seventh street,
home of Comdr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Baker. who are living at 2911
Olive street.
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ernoon in the garden of her home
at Fairfax Station, Va.
Mrs. William NJ Ellis of Chevy
Chase was honored at large birth
day anniversary party yesterday by
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ellis.
Mr.. John S. Mehler, Fairfax
County librarian, has returned from
Charlottesville, Va, where he spent
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Beard Of
Fairfax, Va, are spending a weeks
vacation in New York.
Mrs. John Grove of Fairfax, Va.
has left with friends on fortnights S
motor trip through the Southern
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert T. Woodson
of Fairfax, Va, will leave tomorrow
on vacation trip to New York.
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Rumanian Minister
Gives Luncheon

The Minister of Rumania and
Nine. Irimescu entertained small
luncheon party yesterday in honor
Of the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Henry F. Grady, who will
leave Saturday to spend a week at
Palm Beach. Fla.
Nine. Irimescu returned to Wash
ington only few days ago from
Meredith, N. H., where she spent
the summer and early fall.
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Captain and Wife
Return to London

Of much interest here is the
news that Capt. Robert Campbell
Montgomerie Charrington and
Mrs. Montgomerie Charrington
have returned to London from
Jerusalem. Mrs. Montgomerie-
Charrington is the former Miss
Marsyl Stokes, daughter of Mrs.
Henry Drummond-W Wolff.
Capt. Montgomerie- -Charrington
is attached to Scottish regiment.
He and the former Miss Stokes
were married February 16 in
Cairo, Egypt.
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Newspaper Women's Club
Entertains for New Cabinet
Officers and Wives
Interesting Reception Given
At Headquarters of Writers;
Mrs. COrdell Hull Heads Line

officers Cabinet the receiving
headed the line
the
Others
L..
line j. president the Women
black
powder blue introduced the they went down
receiving
smart
n Evidence.
buttons of
the black hat with gold Mrs
matching buckle
pointed
with matching yelled
three-S Strandpe
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Miss Wilkes to Wed
Patrick Sanford

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Wilkes an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss jimmie Lee Wilkes,
to Mr.. Patrick E. Sanford, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sanford of
Nashville, Tenn.
The wedding will take place
this month
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Hendricks Hosts
At Cocktails

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hendricks
entertained more than 40 guests
at a cocktail party and buffet
supper Friday at their home in
Edgemoor, Md
The occasion of the party was
the 10th wedding anniversary of
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Hendricks has an enviable
reputation as a gardener and she
used dahlias and fall-blooming
anemone from her own gardens
to decorate the house for the
party. She chose simply made
gown of gray velveteen.
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Miss Boardman
Luncheon Guest

Miss Mabel T. Boardman. sec
retary of the National Red Cross,
was entertained at luncheon to-
day by the Archer Group of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. The chairman, Mrs.
Thomas C. Archer, introduced
Miss Boardman. and Mrs. Louis
Radcliffe, assistant chairman, in
troduced DR.. J. Hillman Hollis
ter, pastor of the church, who
presented the opening prayer.
The luncheon was held at the
church,
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Miss Livers Marries
John G. Finley

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Small an
nounceS the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Kathryn Lee Livers of
Martinsburg, w. Va, to Mr.. John
Gordon Finley of Charlottesville.
Va. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. A. r. Bird and took
place in the Church of the Pilgrims
on October 5 at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Finley motored to
New York and are touring the New
England States. after which they
will be at home at 1914 Seventh
street north, Arlington, Va.
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Constance Lindlev
Will Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lindley
have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Constance Isabel Lindley, to Mr..
James Henry Stone. The cere-
mony will take place at 4 o'clock
Saturday, October 10, at the Bru-
ton Parish Church of Williams
burg, Va.
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Miss Mowrer Sets
Wedding Date for
December 21

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Mowrer
of HagerstoWn, Md, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Kathryn Hazlewood
Mowrer, to Mr.. John Austin Latl-
mer, jr.. son of the executive as
sistant to the Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. j. Austin Latimer,
of Washington and South Caro-
lima.
The wedding will take place in
Hagerstown December 81.
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classmate of Mr.. Hambrick. came
from Charleston, w. Va, to serve
as best man and the grooms-
men were Mr.. Archibald L. Ander-
son. jr.. and Mr. W. Powell Ander-
son. brothers of the bride. The
ushers were Mr.. Louis Austin of
Northfork, Mr.. Curtis Cooper of
Washington and Mr. Albert Elliott
of East Falls Church.
Following the ceremony there was
a buffet luncheon served at the
home of the brides parents for the
bridal party and immediate families,
with Miss Bertha Noble of Falls
Church, Miss Elizabeth Cooper and
Miss Alice Jewell of Washington as
sisting in the dining room.
Immediately after the luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Hambrick left on a
motor trip, the bride wearing a
dress of powder-b blue jersey with
darker blue accessories and a cor
sage of white roses. They will make
their home in Schenectady. N. Y,
where Mr.. Hambrick is a student
engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Hambrick,
their daughter. Miss Kathleen Ham,
brick, and their nephew, Mr.. Leo
Ports, who had come from their
homes in Northfork for the wedding,
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Anderson for several days.
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Miss Marie Agnes Milks
Is Bride of Mr.. Mckinley,

The wedding of Miss Marie Agnes
Milks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harley H. Milks of Arlington. Va,
and Mr.. Allison James Mckinley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McKin-
ley, also of Arlington, is of much
(See WEDDINGS. Page B-4)
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Guest Arrives

Mrs. Eugene Lentilhon arrived
yesterday to be the guest for a
few days of Mrs. E. Ormonde Power
at her home at 1911 r street NV.
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trafic control by police regulation.
2. Endorsement, In principal, Of

trafic control by police regulation.
2. Endorsement, In principal, Of
the congressional milk investigation. 4,
8. Endorsement of q cross-town
bus line linking the Mount Pleas
ant and Cleveland Park areas.
The federation is now composed
of II member business associations
with approximately 5000 members
from all sections of the city. These
member associations and their pres
idents are: Central, Frederick Levy;
Northeast, James P. Rogers; Brook
land-Woodridge, Rudolph John
Boehs; Northern Seventh Street,
Gilbert r. Leake; Columbia Heights,
William T. Gary; Cleveland Park,
E. C. Meyer; Connecticut Avenue,
L. E. Massey; New Center Market,
Fairfax oyster; Park View, M. c.
Schwartz; Southeast, Arthur T.
Schaffer; Georgetown, Stanton T.
Kolb.
With the entry of the trade asso-
Citations this number will raise
greatly Zone with membership Of
between 700 and 800 will become
affiliated shortly, according to Ar
thur F. Carroll, jr., secretary Of the
federation) and add to the prestige
now held by the federation and
acknowledged Importance by prom
inent businessmen as the leading
association of it's kind in the Ma
J ticn'S Capital.
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City Run by Youth
Proud Of Routing
Gangster Element
Mayor Only ~. Other
Officials Average
30 Years Of Age
~ the Associated Press.

~ che Associated PyeSs.
GARFIELD, N. j., Feb. 10.-Youth
is at the helm In this city Of 3d.
600 persons, and 29-year -old Mayor
John Gabriel says It's . healthy
trend that will spread to the rest
Of the Nation.
In recent years this town, once
known to police as the dumping
ground Of New York hijackers and
gangsters, has been given a new
deal, most of it by Mr.. Gabriel. He
was elected Councilman at % and
Mayor at 26.
Three dozen of its omcials, in
cluding the attorney, engineer, audi
tor. controller, relief director and
recorder, average just 30 years.
Some, who have just slipped out
Of the 20s, were sworn into office
at the age when most fellows are
just out of college.
There's been little opposition to
the change, most Of it from those
who were removed or replaced"
says Mayor Gabriel. He appointed
81 of the SO with consent Of the
Council. -Four of the eight Council
men are under 30.
People used to kid me for run
ming Boys Town." grins the husky
high school teacher Mayor. But
I laughed and said, Father Flana-
gans doing all right with Boys
Town in Nebraska"
City Engineer Is ~.
Now meet some of the young
rulers:
Councilmen Joseph Kobylarz, 90;
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Peter Cimino, %; Frank Monash,
q: John Frank, 30.
City Engineer David Cascino, 81,
youngest engineer ever licensed in
the State.
City Auditor William L. Pelio, 81;
Controller Walter Walsh, appointed
at %; Building Inspector Otto Bom-
bel, 30; Salvador Barrale, ~, Sec
retary to Board of Assessors.
Relief Director John Yuhas, IS;
his assistant, John Ryaby, %.
Recorder John J. Micklus, jr. ap-
pointed at 27, now 80; Health Board
members Bruno Komsa. %, and
Walter Gwiazdawiski, Is.
Library Board members Alfred
Schepps, 81; Walter Terseinski, 26;
John Veleber, Is; Vincent Breston,
80; Julia Dull, 26.
Lou Vorgetts, %, principal of eve
ming high school.
Assistant Fire Chief Martin
Schwarcinger, 30.
How did we do it?" echoes Ga
briel. I'VE got young people inter-
ested. The general public, as I
know it, has become increasingly
interested in the opportunities for
youth. I firmly believe there has
been and will continue to be an
increased. interest among the youth
Of our Nation in government.
This, I believe, is healthy sign
1t will provide them not only the
responsibility which is justly theirs
but will provide a great deal of pep
energy and action in government.
Il by no means feel that it will
revolutionize government, but I dc
feel it will have clean and stimu-
lating effect.
Young people have tendency
to set goals which are difficult o1
attainment. Even though they dc
not accomplish all they set out tt
do they might lead us into better
| government"
| Garfield is unique in the Nation
as far as Mayor Gabriel knows. TO,
it's young government. Could 1t be
done elsewhere?
II believe this general approva,
could be obtained in almost any
community, provided Of course, thai
the selections were made with 9
great deal of care, particularly re.
garding the trustworthiness. abilit,
and background of the individual
selected
'The older people in any com.
munity, believe, are happy to Sc,
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Roinbow Veteran
Unit to Hold Reunion

The 18th annual tri-state reunion
of the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia departments of
the Rainbow Division will be held
at the Ambassador Hotel on Febru-
ary "A at 7:30 pm. Among those
invited to attend are Helen Hayes,
who holds the office Of honorary
colonel" in the local chapter; her
husband, Charles Macarthur: Capt.
Joseph Medill Patterson, publisher
of the New York Daily News; Repre-
sentative James H. Fay of New
York and Representative B. Carroll
Reece Of Tennessee. Harold B
Roduer is general chairman.
On February % from 2 to 2:30 I'm
there will be q radio program under
auspices Of the Rainbow Division
Veterans over N. B. G. Nationa.
President Elmer F. Neagle will be
one of the speakers.
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first aid for mothers. to be conduct
ed by Miss L. Kaplan, will be given
at 3:l5 pm. February l3.
Oyster.
Mrs. c. D. Lowe, State president,
will be guest speaker at the
Founders Day meeting tomorrow at
3:l5 pm. Special invitations have
been extended to past presidents
of the association and to parents of
pupils entering school in February.
A brief radio skit will be present.
ed by Mrs. Philip Dodson. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas L. Camp,
Mrs. Frank Levy, Mrs. Samuel Nc
Clurd, Mrs. Isabel Croswell and Mrs.
Eliza Reilly. Mrs. Richard Alexan-
der will direct the presentation.
Cranch- Tyler.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 3 pm. in the Cranch School.
Founders Day will be observed by a
candle lighting ceremony, followed
by special program.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Mabel Jobe, membership
chairman. announces a 100 per cent
teacher membership.
Brookland- Noyes.
Members and friends have been
invited to attend open house at the
Noyes School Friday from 8 to 9::3o
pm. Music will be given during the
evening by the Brookland-N -Noyes
Orchestra, under the direction of
Mrs. L. w. Ward. Teachers from
the Brookland School will be CO.
hostesses with the teachers of Noyes
School, receiving parents and friends
in the classrooms.
Benning.
A Valentine luncheon for teachers
will be given by the association on
Wednesday.
A luncheon to raise funds for the
association will be given February 81
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Dare Council, D. Of A.,
Grand Visitation
On February "A
Fidelity Celebrates
18th Anniversary
With Dinner

Virginia Dare Council, Daughters
Of America. will have its annual
grand visitation February IA at 80S
I streetsN.W.
Triumph Council will hold tur-
key dinner for its members Feb
ruary is in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. The Martha Washington So
cial will be held February "a at
Almas Temple.
Goodwill Council will have party
February 16 at the home of the
councillor, Miss Ethel Peterson, 8l6
Sixth street NE. A dance will be
held March IS at 808 I street NV.
Fidelity Council celebrated its
25th anniversary with a dinner last
Wednesday at the Highlands. Mrs.
Mamie G. Howell was toastmistress.
Annual Visitation.
Barbara Fritchie Council held its
annual visitation Thursday night.
Mrs. Lena Wolfnger, councillor, re-
ceived the officers. The entertain
ment included spirituals by Bishop
Hayaldree. the Hayaldree brothers
and sisters, readings by Mrs. Sell
ma Barbara, vocal solos by Elwood
Midget. accompanied at the piano
by Miss Marjorie Birch; guitar Sc
lections by Joseph Goetzinger and
songs and duets, by Mr.. Goetzinger
and Mr.. Midget, with Miss Birth
as accompanist.
The pages and state council drill
= team met Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Alma Padgett, president, presided.
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson has been
named corresponding secretary and
Miss Shirley Lee Nichols, record
ing secretary. The next meeting
Is February 20.
Loyalty Council will hold a VAL
entine party on wednesday night in
Northeast Masonic Temple Officers
recently elected were: Councillor
Margaret Bragaw: associate coun-
cilor. Jane Simpson; vice councillor,
Pearl Eaton; associate vice coun-
cilor, Margaret Castronuovo; con-
ductor, Catherine Sager; inside
sentinel, Dorothy Frazier: assistant
recording secretary, Viola Frazier;
trustee, Robert Shumate; junior past
councillor, May Gibbs, and associate
Junior past councillor, Leonra Bra
gaw. Fay Gibbs. the warden. and
Carrie Bryant, outside sentinel, were
absent, and will be installed later
Forty One Club Elects.
The Forty-One Club elected as
officers: President, Margaret Cas-
tronuovo; vice president, Leonra
Bragaw; treasurer. Eunice Gettings;
secretary, Viola Frazier; trustees.
Gladys Sager, Robert Shumate and
Lulu Grubbs, and press corre-
spondent, Pearl Eaton.
Mayf1ower Council was presided
over by Councillor Jennie Driggers.
A party was given in honor of State
Council Conductress Emile E. Myers.
John L. Burnett Council enter
tanned the State officers at Valen-
tine party Monday evening. 1t was
also the annual visitation. They were
received by Councillor Helen White.
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lawn Theater In Anacostia Thurs
day at 3:15 pm, when the picture
Hop Along Cassidy" will be pre-
sented.
Janney.
Mrs. c. D. Lowe, State president,
was guest speaker at the Founders
Day celebration Tuesday evening,
her subject being THE Parent
Teacher Movement" Music was
furnished by the Alice Deal String
Quartet. Mrs. Sidney Eisenberg,
ways and means chairman, an
nounced luncheon to be held at
the Electric Institute Friday at IL 80
am. The room prize was won by
Mrs. M. E. West and door prizes
were won as follows: Teachers, Miss
M. A. Hopkins; mothers, Mrs. James
Duncan: fathers, William E. Wise.
The flrSt-aid class will meet Tues
day at las pm.
ir-Hayes.
Mrs. Anne Eslin, ways and means
chairman, announces a luncheon at
the Blair School on Friday.
Raymond.
A musical program by the Powell
Junior High School Orchestra, di-
rected by Horace Butterworth, will
be given at the beginning of the
meeting tomorrow at 8 pm. A
movie, depicting the manufacture of
textiles, will be shown by Jack Mil
Ter, and refreshments will be served
by a committee under the direction
OF Mrs. Roy Whitesel, chairman.
| Mrs. Charles Peters, membership
chairman, announces 100 per cent
teacher enrolment in the associa-
ton.
The first In series of lessons in
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youth take its share Of the respon-
sibility of running the community.
I think, too, that they realize this
responsibility must be assumed at
some time and that If proper selec-
tions are made they can look for
ward to more liberal government"
The administration hasn't con-
centrated only on getting young ex-
ecutives. It has taken steps to im-
prove youth opportunity in the fu-
ture.
A Juvenile Delinquency Commits
sion was created in 1888 with the
purpose to correct, not punish" The
result was that not a single boy
under 16 was tried before either a
local or county court and not a
single boy was taken to a State re-
form school.
The Mayor is quite proud of that,
in highly industrialized city with
large percentage of foreign born.
| Next the Mayors Recreation Com
mittee was formed to direct youth
activities in Garfield, to provide
summer vacations for boys in the
country, to direct athletics, to take
lads to major sports events.
Summer Camp Site Planned.
THE commission is always ready
and willing to raise and spend any
amount of money that is necessary
to bring about health, happiness,
better fellowship and understanding
to the children of Garfield" says
Mayor Gabriel. plans are now be-
ing formulated to purchase and con-
duct our own summer camp site. -
The Mayor is proud of one other
thing:
Garfield used to be known as a
hangout for gangsters. Now it's
known for its football team"
Garfield won game for the ma.
tional scholastic championship at
Miami, Fla, on Christmas Day.
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PIT. A.
Continued From Page C-6.)

Parent Teacher Movement, will be
presented by the students under the
direction of Mrs q Morse Guests
will include representative from
the D. c. Congress Of Parents and
Teachers and all past presidents of
the association.
Mrs. G. l. Burreston, membership
chairman, will be in the foyer of the
school to receive membership appli-
cations from parents of the new
pupils. A social will be neld.
Powell Junior High.
Because of illness of L. T. Walter,
principal, the meeting scheduled for
Tuesday evening has been Cancelled.
No meeting will be held during
February.
Gage.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at lis pm. A founders day pro-
gram and entertainment will be pre-
sented. A social will follow.
Hearst.
The executive board will meet
COmOrroW at l:30 pm.
Bowen -Greenleaf.
The association will meet Tuesday
at pm. A one-act play, THE First
PIT. A." will be presented in COM
memoration of founders day.
An executive meeting will be held
tomorrow at 80 pm. at the Bowen
School.
Blow Webb.
The executive board will meet at
the Webb School Thursday at 1:3O
pm.
Langley Junior High.
The executive board will meet
wednesday at pm.
Hine Junior High.
The executive board will meet
tomorrow at 1870 pm.
Mrs. Richard Purcell, sixth vice
president Of the d. c. Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will be guest
speaker at the founders day meet
ing Thursday at $3.50 pm. Pupils
Will present program.
Mrs. c. D. Lowe, State president,
will speak on founders day at the
meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. A So
cial will follow.
The association will sponsor q
bake sale at 314 Kennedy street NV
Saturday from 10 am. to pm.
Wallach- French.
Lyle w. Ashby, assistant director
Of the division of publications, Ma
tional Education Association, will
be guest speaker tomorrow at
pm. A candle-lighting service will
be held in commemoration Of found
ers' day.
The study group meets each
Thursday at 1:30 pm. in the recrea-
ton room. Mrs. L. Sackett of the
home economics department is the
leader.
Pupils who will go to junior high
school were given a party by
the association at the Wallach
School last Friday.
Powell Elementary.
MRS. "A. &. watkins Will speak or
Founders Day" tomorrow at Ills
pm. Mrs. George Arner, former
president. will present a short his
tory OF the association. A social will
follow.
The Executive Committee viii,
meet tomorrow at 1880 pm. in the
Peabody School.
Buchanan.
Two short plays will be giver
Tuesday at 2:l5 pm. In celebration
of founders day. The World Book
which the association is purchasing
for the school, will be on display.
The home-making class meets
each Monday and Wednesday from
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Alice Deal Students Elect

Alice Deal Junior High School stu
dents have named Murray Williams
president of their student council, it
was announced yesterday. Donald
Duvall is vice president and Mary
Whittlesey secretary.
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STREAMLINED ELEPHANT-In fighting and ready for
battle in 1910 this G. O. elephant rousing
the Capitol Friday Holding aloft timber labeled "Consu-
tion the Republican party symbol greeted by
Wisconsin delegation seated left to right Representatives
Keee Murray and Johns and standing, Representative
Schafer, left, and Senator Wiley. "A. P Photo
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Businessmen
Continued From Page C-6.)

important to every business and
civic-minded men are:
/. Endorsement of the pedestrian