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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
Hardware

SCOT DESTROYER! BLUE RIB.
bon SCOT Remover cleans and re.
moves SCOT from stoves and CHM
neys. Non-explosive. easy to use.
Cost, only Csc. Gregg Bros. Hdwe.
Front and Market. dial 9655.
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W. M. Hewlett, Realtor
Buy-Sell-Rent-Trade
214 Princess st. Dial 1888
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Refrigeration Service

Is YEARS Experience Servicing DO
nestle and Commercial refrigerat.
ors. Call Mr.. George Miller, Shack.
Chords. 3rd-Grace. Dial 1917.
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tol-ET SALES & SERVICE
p4o6-4o8 Princess Street
seney Chevrolet Company
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Real Estate

FARM FOR RENT: LOCATED
near Elizabethtown on Whining.
ton highway. Tobacco, cotton and
peanut allotments. 60 acres clear.
ed. Write Mrs. Frank King, Sun
set Park.
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Lost and Found

FOUND - QUALITY MILl-WORK
at Roderick and Land, Mfgrs
r doors and windows, sashes.
door frames. 18th and Castle,
Dial 1929.
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USED REFRIGERATORs AND
Coal Stoves, good condition. suit
able for furnishing an Apartment.
c.. B. VESSEL, 305 No. Front st.
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NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS! GET
details of our Three Dollar Free
Gift Offer. Nathan's Credit Cloth
iers, % So. Front st.
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MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WELL
and save real money on your entire
clothing bill at Finkelstein's, Front
ant Market.
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4 re. BEDROOM SUITE. WALNUT.
used. Bargain for quick sale.
Peoples Furniture Co.. 257 No.
Front Street.
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Sales & Service
11no' oN-ROWAN MOTOR CO.
~Market st. Dial 4545
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For Rent. Rooms

FURNISHED BEDROOM. H e =.
ed. 20 S. 3rd ST.. upstairs. Dial
6074. Also s room unfinished
apt,
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Aufomoiive

81 DIps SOTO 2.DR. TRG. SEDAN;
Pc iyhouth 2-Dr. Trg. Sedan.
-son-Barnes Motor Co.
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IT PAYS TO USE FUL-O-PEP
WASHES, Economical, high in
quality protein, vitamins and
minerals. See US for your feeding
needs. J. j. Alien & Son. Dial
1852.
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Announcements

10 t aera;,R'RELINE WITH OUR MA.
Iowa.. Our work is best-prices
prins New York Tailoring, 202
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CELOTEX GUARANTEED INSU-
lation, a hard board product adapt
able to industrial uses as we'll as
interior finish. Celotex gives O
dependable service. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call Becker's. Dial
1851.
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The Wilmington Star
CLASSIFIED RATES

., Classified ads inserted in both
Az wilmington News and The vii.
Morning Star. Insertion OF
III he on same day or evening
next morning. except " h Q n
~ Insertion is Saturday morning.
rsI second insertion will run Mon
le" - News. No classified ads sold
one paper only.
v" I.ASSIFIED RATES
time rate ------- 15c per line
NE me- time rate -------- 14c per line
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.tne rat. ----- Sc per line
NJ advertisements taken tor less
Ak cents,
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6 ROOM APT, EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton. Heat and water furnished.
$45. Willetts Realty Co., Dial 1898.
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Seeds and Plants

l.ANDSCAPING. I. A WINS AND
yards. Chrysanthemums and glaoi.
olas. John Verzaal, Winter Park
Phone 1886,
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CALL G. B. CRAIG FOR FRESH
fish, oysters. fish bait. 604 Castle
st. Dial 7467, Delivery.
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Florists
For Rent Apartments

Gil DOCK ST, FIVE ROOM LOW
er apartment in very good condi.
ton, garage. Reasonable. Foster
Hill Realty Co. Dial 3371-3372.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
breaches
AT SAINT ANDREWS

Rev. j. A. Henderson, president OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES church
(colorcoJ of North Carolina, Will
preach at Saint Andrews Christian
church Thursday night, May Is, with
a special message OF his % years Of
service as president of the Congre-
gational-Christian church OF the
North Carolina Christian Conference
(colorcd). He was president Of the
Franllinton Christian College, IN
FrankintOn, for many years.
Special music will be rendered by
the New Bethel Spiritual Glee club
lf.c oxford Junior Quartet, and many
others. The service will begin at 8
o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended by
the pastor, Rcv. Jim M. Hargrove.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
Hcdgepeth, Swanson
Trials To Be Held
On Next Saturday

A. O. HCdgepeth, of the Egypt sec
ton Of kittrcl township. will be
placed on trial Saturday in county
court. charged with operating Whis-
liv still and manufacturing illie',
whisky, Sheriff l.. l.. Swanson said
today.
Hedecpcth is charged in war
rant sworn out May ii, and signed
bv the sheriff, with the crime dat"
set rs May +.
On May &, Sheriff Swanson led L
group Of officers into the Egypt Sec
lion. and destroyed still. About six
acres Of woodland, owned by Hedge
oc1h. were burned over after officers
had wrecked the still,
fEcGG"pcth SWOrc to warrant Tor
Sheriff Swanson. charging him with
fine burning. and Coroner A. p. Pas
rnall. the only officer in the county
with power 10 serve the paper, served
the sheriff last Saturday.
Swanson said today thai when he
and his aides reached the still, it was
IN operytiuM. and they destroyed the
plant. distinguishing the fire with
t,rrr and water. Swanson said he ana
his officers returned 10 the city. ana
we've later notified that IRE WAS
burning on Hcdgcpcth# land. SWan-
son and q. l.. Ellis. Kittrcll town.
sHfr constable. went to the scene. and
attempted - put OF; the blaze. NCdGc
-. In. ~" shcrtli said, proranCly re-
fused Ia aid the officers in fighting
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
Demonstration
Clubs To Meet

Mrs. J. F. Plummer, Vance colln-
" home demonstration agent, and
Miss Josephine RaneS, assistant. VIII
hnad delegation of % or more
vance county ,alm women who VIII
attend the l4th District convention
of home demonstration clubs al Gas
ton school, CASTOR. on Friday. May
Il.
All home demonstration women in
the county are asked 70 note the
rhnn", =" the pi9"c nt the meeting.
scheduled originally for another 10
cation. CASTOR school is located nca'
hu~uolll NiprdS. al Inc intersection
of highways rs and j..
Dean /. 0. SChauh of the State En-
tension service will be the featured
speaker ut the morning session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
Methodists
End Revival
Wednesday

Pcy. =. {. ReaviS. the pastor. sad
today the revival he has been con.
Quoting for ten days at the FIRST
H5rthnS;;<t church would be brought
10 = close tomorrow evening, as has
been animated. ,
Good congregations were reported
last night and for the service this
n,nfnins. Rev. Mn ReaviS preached
nj both services. as he has so far III
the revival and Will for the remain
der OF the time.
This morning. ministers from other
churches in the city and some from
the county attended. and there was
= LARGE number OF church members
from various denominations present
alony with the MethodlStS.
Morning. services will be held at
$50 a. m. and 7:45 .. m. Wednesday,
the final day Of the revival. The pub
lie is invited q attend. Ministers OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
Joe johnson
Held In Theft

Probable cause was found today in
county court before Recorder II. Z.
Clements in a charge Of theft OF an
automobile from Marvin Edwards on
May II by Joe johnson, and john
son was ordered held for Vance SUI
perior Court under bond Of $3.50.
# was the only case set for trial.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
Figures On
Registration
Not Complete

Official figures on the registration
of voters for the coming primary
were not all in today, A. w. Ghol-
son. Jr.. chairman OF the vance
County Board Of Elections, SAID To-
day. At noon he still lacked the lls-
urcs for four precincts, but sald he
expected :" get them during the Gay
Registration books closed last Sat
urday after being open lor TWO
weeks. y heavy enrolment at me
last WAS experienced in most OF ihe
precincts Of the county, ACCORDING
to available information.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
BLUE MOLD CONTROL
MEETING TOMORROW

\ demonstration Of blue mold con-
troll III tobacco plant beds VIII De
given "Wednesday morning at 9:3o
u'clcci; 1T the J. =. Smith farm IN
the Epaom community, 1t was an
ncumccd today al The office oi j. w.
Sanders. Vance county farm agent
Ali farmers in the ncishbcrhood are
urged 10 attend the demonstration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
NEGRO PLEADS TO
DRIVING INTOXICATED

Laura Aston. Negro, entered
}Iga Of guilty today in city court be-
orc HI9yor Henry r. Powell to a
charge Of drunken driving, and was
.,vrn 90 days on the roads, commit
mcnt not to issue upon payment Of
Il fine of $50 and costs of court. His
ivcnse 10 drive was revoked for one
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-14
1ccoc1ATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS

the other churches have called III
their "Wednesday evening prayer
meetings 50 that they and their mt"!-
bcrS may attend the revival.
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Tacoma Attorneys
To Speak TO Y-Ed

Next Tuesday the Y-Ed dinner
win be served promptly at 6:15.
Any business or professional girl
may make reservations by calling
Broadway 41s1 before 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Grover C. Nolte, Republic
can, and Mr.. w. A. Richmond,
Democrat, both prominent Tacoma
attorneys, will present their ideas
supporting the national issues of
each party. Mrs. Clarence Stein
kopf is in charge OF the program.
THE American Working Girl
Acts. Through Cooperation, Legis-
lation, Y. w. C. A. and Leader
ship" will be the theme of the
annual weekend conference of
Y-Ed and Industrial girls. to be
held in Tacoma next weekend.
Representatives will come from
British Columbia, Oregon and
Washington.
Everyone is welcome to join the
club at Kings skating rink on the
evening of October 20, for a Live
YER, Y-Ed skating party at $50.
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Golden Wedding
To Be Marked
Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. Long to
Be Honored at Weekend

Honoring her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Long, on the occasion of their
golden anniversary, Mrs.
Clarence Whiteford will en-
terrain at her home at 1927
So. d st. on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long will re-
ceive friends at their home
on Sunday between the hours
of 2 and 6 o'clock.
Games Saturday evening will be
followed by a buffet supper. Mrs.
Howard Long. sister-in-law of Mrs.
Whiteford. will be the assistant
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long were married
on October 20. 1890. at Rockford.
Illinois. the 2lst birthday Of Mrs.
Long. who was Miss Anna NJ.
Walter. They came to Tacoma in
Aht rNA HtA u A1OAs ntN nave
two children, the oldest. son. Mr..
Howard W. Long of 3706 So. Sheri-
dan. whose silver wedding falls
just eight days after the golden
wedding OF his parents: a daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Whiteford of ST27
So d st. and four grandchildren,
Richard II. Long. Shirley Ann.
Audrey Claire and Patricia Jean
Whiteford all OF Tacoma.
Guests for the weekend cele-
hration win include the immediate
family and the following OF Ia
coma: Messrs. and Mesdames John
Long. c. Lang. William Wanders.
NJ. WATSON. George johnson. Earl
Robinson. Fred Stouffer. Otto
Wellan, George Gurall and William
Meier.
From Puyallup viii come Messrs.
and Mesdames c. ". Clark. B.
westbo. Jack Mccoe, P. Z. Fur
long and Miss Margaret Fllrlong.
Other out-of-town guests will be
Aessrs. and MesdameS II. Erickson.
Norman Sunde. Richard Welfrine-
er Of Eatonville. J. 3. Mulinix Of
Seattle, and Z. J. Hodge Of SUM-
ner,
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Officers to Conduct
First installation

Fall elective and appointive Off
GERS of Tacoma Assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. will put on their
first initiation Saturday evening
when they will confer the degrees
upon Miss Shirley Throup. Miss
Dorothy Keil. worthy adviser, and
Mrs. Rose B. Leonard, mother adj
wiser, will preside over the meeting
at s o'clock in the Gothic room
of the Masonic temple.
Plans will be made for a skating
party, chairman for the affair will
be Miss Pat Mason. A fathers
and daughters banquet will also
be discussed. The misses Mary
Jean and Betty Heidinger are in
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Autumn Event
On Guild Calendar

Friday evening will be set aside
by members of Inez F. Weyer
guild OF First Presbyterian church
for their annual fall banquet.
Dinner to be served at $50 in
Stone hall. by the social commit
tee headed by the chairman, Mrs.
F. NJ. Coolidge. at tables gay with
the brilliant colors of late fall
flowers. The guild president, Mrs.
N. B. Nelson, will introduce the
program chairman. Mrs. Philip c.
Kyle, who win present DR.. ]. Rem
wick Mccullough and Mr.. Oran
Smith as guest speakers. the topics
assigned, Who's Yehudi ?" and
THE CONSUMPTION" Mrs. oran
Smith and little Miss Shirley Han
son will be soloists and Miss Carol
Feltman will give violin selections.
Reservations must be made by
Thursday evening at Main $3.50
or Proctor 3e46.
Other groups OF the church
meeting this week are Caroline A.
Ladd guild in Nelson hall for a
1890 luncheon on Monday with
Mrs. Omar Berry and Mrs. Burton
Brown as hostesses. Mrs. w. c. p.
Meddins will preside over the bust
ness session and Mrs. Brown will
direct the study taken from the
magazine. The Presbyterial."
On Tuesday Circle + meets in
Yoder parlor for 1880 luncheon
with Mrs. Charles Hopkins as host
ess. Mrs. r.. L. Dodd and Mrs.
Wesley Moore are Bible and mis-
sion study leaders.
At 7:30 the Westminster guild
will meet at the home OF Mrs. c.
Davis Weyerhaeuser. ga No. Yak
ina. Bible study by Mrs. Weyer-
haeuser and a mission talk by the
Rev. Morris Zutrau of San Fran
cisco.
On Wednesday members of
Circle NJ will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. A. f. Gruetter. 3001
So. It'll. for 1890 dessert lunch
con. and the Inez F. Weyer guild
meets for its regular monthly
meeting. starting with the bust
ness session in Middleton parlor at
1850. Luncheon viii be served in
Nelson hall at 1890 with Mes
danes Gordon Bryan. A. c. Her
strom. Leo Frank and H. J. Swarm
as hostesses. Nursery hostesses
are Mrs. H. NJ Axtelle and Mrs.
I. II. Nelson. The afternoon pro-
gram will include Bible study led
by Mrs. Roy l. Dodd; solos by Miss
Carol Webb accompanied by her
sister Alice, and a talk on the
work OF the Radio Gospel league,
by Mr.. L. T. Hagman-
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Members who will be present are
Mesdames Harvey Braga. Robert
Bramsche, Norman Kelly. Clar-
ence Killing. Austin Gibbons,
Ernest little, Robert Vandenberg.
Clyde Alexander, Lyle Cope. Har-
old Heiserman. Misses Lillian Nor
rissee, Camilla Batinovich, Eunice
Washburn, Bernice Morse, Mary
Jean Brooks, Marjorie copeland.
Edith Ball, Anita Ball. Phyllis
Mitchell. Mary Louisa Gonyea.
Helen johnson and Betty String
fellow.
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Dessert Luncheon for
Republican Group

Members of the Women's United
Republican club will meet for des-
sert luncheon at Fishers Monday
afternoon at ! o'clock. Mr.. J. II.
Davis will be the featured speaker
and Mrs. +. ]. Doherty will pre-
sent readings. Solos will be pre-
scented by Bob Gronen. accom-
panied by Helen Harbke. Mrs,
Ivan wray will preside over the
meeting which will be followed
by cards. In charge of arrange
ments are Mesdames l. b. John
son, p. ]. Doherty, Sidney Mclean
and Miss Nell Simpson. Reserva'
lions may be made with Mrs
wray. Broadway 1866, and Mrs
Russell Harrod, Proctor 5944.
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) Mrs. Lyle Drushel, In charge OF
program for the organization. viii
be receiving hostess, and the guests
include Messrs. and Mesdames Ed
win cliffe, E. Paul Todd. Joseph
Sommer. Govnor Teats, J. c. Beck
man. Max whittlesley, Eugene
White. Henry Garretson, Addi-
son Forester, DR.. and Mrs.
Homer Hartwich. Fay Mace.
John Arnason johnson, c. G.
Trimble, Major and Mrs. George J.
Downing. and the Misses Lois
Hartman, Alice Cartel. Elsa B.
Nessensen, Maize Lindsay, Rather
inc Doud, Edith Mize. Gladys Petry.
Helen Miller, Violet Davies, Eliza
beth Roadway, and Mrs. Elsie Stew
art.
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AltruSa Sponsors
Theater Party
tuesday Performance at
Little Theafer to Be Given

Because of the great in
terest evidenced in the Ia
coma Drama Leagues first
production in the new Little
Theatre, the special perform
ance to be given Tuesday,
Oct. %, is expected to attract
many Tacomans. All pro-
ceeds from the Tuesday night
performance, which is in adj
dition to the regular Drama
League schedule, will go to
swell the Altrusa fund for
vocational assistance.
One of the oldest organizations
for business and professional
women, the International Associa-
ton of Altrusa Clubs has long had
for service project the vocational
assistance of young women enter
ing business. and has recently ex-
banded this service to include as
sistance to the mature employed
woman. Receipts from the sale of
tickets will go to increase these
funds and to continue Altrusa
clubs contributions to the voca-
tional literature of the Tacoma
public library.
''Knickerbocker Holiday" a bril-
liant and tuneful musical comedy,
is under the direction of Bernice
Riehl. who has directed other
Drama league successes. and is
herself a member of Altrusa. Since
the Little theater has a seating
capacity of only go, the ad-
ditional show Tuesday will afford
many Tseomans the opportunity to
see this first production in the new
Little theater. and anyone wishing
to make reservations may do so by
calling Miss Lois Frantz at BR
1881 or PR 1898. Since many
members of the club have planned
dinners before the performance,
the regular dinner meeting Of Al
trusa will not be held Tuesday.
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Y. p. r. Gard Party
viii Be Toniohf

For the benefit of the social
service work done by the Young
Peoples Fellowship of st. Luke's
church. card party will be given
tonight at o'clock in the Com
munity house. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments served
Officers of the Y. P. F. that were
recently installed include Mr.. Will
lam Atkinson, jr., president; Mr..
Alex candoo. Miss Margaret De-
Mile, Mr.. Paul Benson, jr., Miss
Elizabeth johnson and Miss Elaine
Bixby.
Miss Violet Paulson and Mrs,
w. f. DeMille will serve as ad-
visers for the group.
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Sorority to Entertain Sunday
AT Annual Autumn Rush Tea
Miss Marjorie copeland. Beta Phi Kappa President. Il
Open Home TO Business 0irIs' Group at ; O'clock

Plans have been completed for the annual autumn rush
tea of Beta Phi Kappa sorority which this year will be held
at the home of the president Miss Marjorie Copeland 4106
No. 38th ST. Sunday afternoon o'clock Mrs Clyde
Alexander is the chairman and is being assisted by Miss
Camilla Batinoveh and Miss Helen Johnson The latter
will arrange the program Miss Betty Strngfeow and Mrs
Robert Nandenberg have been asked to pour.
Centering the table will be a gold horn of plenty with
gold and purple predomnatng the floral decorations
the affair As the guests arrive they will be presented with
chrysanthemums bearing the sorority insignia
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Alphe Club TO Study
kinnebeck River

For the ? o'clock meeting Mon
day OF Alpha Study club. Mrs.
w P. wagley. SIS Ea. s6th St.
will open her home. Mrs. Paul
Anderson will present a paper on
the Kinnebeck river and Mrs.
Charles Bsttin's will Be on the
Hudson.
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An informal tea hour will fol
low the program. The tea table,
centered with fall flowers and
tapers in the seasons colors. will
be presided over by Mesdames
Todd REGISTER. Drushel and Jae-
ger. Mrs. o. F. Hite. social chair
man. and officers Of the league
will be hostesses. Miss Lulu Full
Ter and Miss Ethel Cotter are
assisting Mrs. Hite.
The league membership, num-
bering 275. Is composed Of women
actively interested in the College
Of Puget Sound The women's
residence hall was furnished by
the group and plans are being
made 10 assist in the furnishing
Of the new wing to the residence
hall planned at the present time.
Other projects and responsibilities
have been assumed by the organ
ization in the interest OF the col
lego.
The mothers of students en-
rolled at CPS and other women
interested in the college are in
vited to attend the program and
tea Friday afternoon and are
eligible for membership in the
league.
Present officers of the Woman's
College league are Mrs. Houston,
president: Mesdames w. r. Coff-
man. o. F. Hite, f. P. Allen, S. S.
Waterman and Sabin Swanson.
vice presidents; Mrs. w. L. Brown,
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The first meeting Of the Womans League of the Colleos
of Puget Sound will be held Friday October 25 at o'clock
Mrs B. Houston president for the following year will well
come members and guests in the living of the Woman
Residence hall.
Mrs Juna Todd Halen, guest speaker, will give one of
her book talks Mrs Darrell Running will be the guest
soost accompanied by Walter Hopkins Receiving with
Mrs Houston will be Mrs Z. H. Todd Mrs J. d. Register
Mrs Lyle Ford Drushel and Mrs Julius P. Jaeger
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Mrs. Mccormick to
Entertain on tuesday

Mrs. C. S. Mccormick, 3110 No.
14th ST., will open her home to
members of Tuesday Study club
this coming week. Luncheon will
be served at / o'clock with a BUSH
ness meeting and program fol-
lowing. Mrs. o. F. Hite will
present a paper on The Little
Theater."
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recording secretary: Mrs. Floyd
Murphy. corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Robert Beadle. treasurer.
Other members Of the executive
board are Mesdames J. II. HoIme.
T. s. Rummel. +. F. Dodds and
ID. ID. Schneider.
The league has four programs
year. each followed by an in
formal tea hour. The other dates
are the fourth Fridays In January.
February and April.
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Oversees Service League
Does War Relief SEWING

The Overseas Service League
Women OF this city have secured a
sewing room at Stadium high
school. where they will meet every
Monday evening from 7 to 10 for
war relief sewing.
All ex-service women and friends
are invited to join this vital serv-
ice.
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Cancel Meeting

The monthly meeting Of the
Mothers club OF Keator chapter,
Order of DeMolay, scheduled for
Oct. 81, will not be held since
boys of the chapter are putting
on their degrees at Fort Lewis
that evening.
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charge of selling 1941 date calen-
dars.
After the initiation refreshments
will be served in the dining room.
A Rainbow candy sale, will be
held Saturday. Oct. rs in the
Temple theater.
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The weekend will prove busy for of the Uni
vesUnon club since Saturday evening their husbands
will be hosts the onnuo foil formal which promises be
hiohlight we'll the first lorqe doncno porty
the club this yeor In the photograph
OF committee members who assisting the pons Left
right they Mrs Wilom Heoly whose husbond the chair
man, Mrs Morton Keller Mrs. Lawrence McNerhney ond
Mrs Leroy Boxer.
Mrs Clyde Alexander left chormon of the onnuo rush.
ing teo which Beo Phi koppo sorority will give Sunday
afternoon OF the home of Miss Marjorie Espeond oreon
zoton president, o'clock
Mrs William B. Groves, right on the committee plan
ming the born donce which members of the Junior Wonon
club will give OF Dosh Point Community clubhouse Saturday
evening"
by Krle- Ialtz