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Evening star., 1941-12-30
Afraid Officials
Announced for Upper
Montgomery County
Appointments Are Made
Pending Completion Of
First-Aid Training
Bv Staff Correspondent OF The Star.

! Bv stan correspondent OF lne Stdf'
ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 30
! Names of more than 100 district,
sector and junior AFRAID wardens
for the upper part of Montgomery
County were announced yesterday
by Circuit Judge Charles w. Wood
ward. chief deputy afraid warden
for the area.
In announcing the names Judge
Woodward emphasized that the ap-
pointments were made pending COM
pletion by the group Of f1rst-ald
training. now being conducted in
classes throughout the county under
the supervision Of the Red Cross.
Those named are:
Rockville-Judge Donald A. De
LaShmutt, district warden, and
County Commissioner John E. Oxley
H. H. Norton, F. Bache Albert, c.
Winslow Renshawe, J. Brawner
Nicholson, j. w. Wisner and Samuel
P. Hersperger, sector wardens.
GaitherSburg Selections.
Gaithersburg - Frank B. Sever
ance, district warden: Jack Watson
and Harry A. Bertschey. sector
wardens, and these Junior wardens:
DR.. C. S. Wilbanks, the Rev J. H.
Haley, F. H. Grimm, Earl Williams,
Irving Fulks. Oscar F. Fulks, N. B.
Jacobs, Dr. w. D. Barnett, Harold
Howard Watson, Henry v. Brady,
j. C. c. Patterson, c. L. Ayton, T. w.
Troxell and Roy L. Talbot.
aytonsville-Louis Bell. district
| warden. and Roy w. Barber, Remus
Riggs, Brake Fraley. Thomas F.
Hawkins and Lester Wacher, sector
wardens.
Clarksburg - Edward H. Deets,
district warden; Clarence D. Day
and j. Edward Lewis, assistant dis
trict wardens, and j. c. Rippeon,
Raymond S. Whip. L. A. Dickinson
and Sheriff H. Leslie Carlin, sector
wardens.
Poolesville-William A. Gassaway,
district warden, and Guy Alnutt,
Harry Fawley, Hershey Ricketts, and
Albert Cissel, sector wardens.
Olney-Francis Miller, district
warden.
Potomac District Appointments.
Potomac district-The Rev. E. c.
Soper. distict warden; Edward Al
temus, James Nolan and George
Plummer, assistant district wardens
and W. H. Robey, G. E. Bell. Miss
Marjory Hendricks, Charles F. Bo-
dine. James L. Richards. Sweety
Williams, Earl Lechlider. Edward
Dunlop, Joseph Burroughs, Elmer
Houser. Archie Cottingham. Arson
Ball, Tyler Dodson. Joseph Snouffer
Frank Counselman. Walters Myers
Lake McCrossin. Terry ingalls,, Guy
r. Perry, Donald Matson, H. G
Jones, j. Dunbar Stone, Charles E
Paine, Richard R. Quay, Campbell
Myers, A. D. Hays, John O'Bryan
and Ira Ricketts,, sector wardens.
Barnesville-Richard S. Hays, dis
trict warden, and w. B. Hilton, F
Leonard Hays. Floyd j. Jones
Charles c. Jamison, Robert Will.
liams, jr.; Thomas Daymude anc
Mrs. Louis w. Maxwell, sector war
dens.
Damascus-Donald Bowie, jr., dis.
trict warden, and Roscoe Pearce
Vernie L. Moxley, Elgie D. Hawkins
Arnold Main. Otis Watkins, T. Deets
Day and Ritchie E. Haney, sector
wardens.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
$587,000 Grant
Accepted for
Wafer System
u. 5. Funds to Finonce
Arlington Reservoir
And New Mains

A Federal Work Agency grant Of
1887 900 to construct new 5000 900
gallon reservoir and extend water
mains was accepted today by the
Arlington County CVa) Board.
The grant was made after the
county had applied for more than
100000 to improve its water sys-
tenn. Conferences will be held with
Federal officials to begin work i'm
mediately. Water Department Supt.
A. T. Lundberg said. The reservoir
will be erected on site in the East
Falls Church area, large enough
to triple its capacity in the future.
Weekly Meetings to Be Held.
The board decided to abandon its
sid schedule Of meetings. which were
held twice each month, and will
now hold its regular sessions every
Saturday at 9 am. Board members.
who have received $50 for each
meeting. will receive no pay in
creases
Chief M. P. Divine of the Ballston
Volunteer Fire Department asked
the board to raise the salaries Of
paid members of the county fire
departments because Of the danger
of losing personnel to the Federal
Government. He pointed to two
new fire departments which have
opened at Arlington Cantonment
and other military posts, which
start salaries at $3.50 year. The
county now pays fire department
personnel $500 a year after one
years service.
County's Funds Limited.
Chairman F. Freeland Chew OF
the board said it would be impos-
sible for the county to compete with
Federal Government salaries be-
cause Of limited funds.
Action on II pending zoning appli-
cations was deferred until January
10, when a master zoning plan for
the entire county is expected to be
in the hands of the board.
Total expenditures for the last
half of December were reported at
SIT, 7,15447, of which $23,678.66 was
for county pay roll.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Durden to Take Office
Without 19-Gun Salute
BY the AsSociated Press,

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 30-Gov.-
elect Colgate w. Darden, jr., who
has asked that the usual inaugural
parade be dispensed with because Of
the war. will take Office without even
the gubernatorial salute of 10 guns.
Col. E. Griffith Dodson, clerk of
the House of Delegates, who is han
ding arrangements for the cere-
monies January Il, said the salute
was not included In the revised
plans.
The powder vtN b saved for he
war effort.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
By ALFRED TOOMBS.

am the first victim OF bhtZkr1eg
by the United States Army.
True, was blitzed in ballroom
and not on the battlefeld-bu the
effects are exactly the same.
1t is impossible to distinguish be-
tween the damage done when you
get in. the way of an armored d.
vision and that sustained when you
try to dance on the same floor with
a platoon Of hob-nailed jitterbugs.
And I'd sooner face cold steel than
do battle with soldiers trying to grab
a good looking dancing partner.
My high respect for the fighting
spirit and tactical ability of our
boys was gained while attending
one Of the dances which are given
twice weekly at Fort Belvoir, Va-
for the enlisted men.
Greet Dances.
For these occasions four or five
busloads of dance draftettes" from
Washington are transported to the
military post. These dances are like
nothing else in the world and offer
Evening star., 1941-12-30
J. R. Adoms Rites Held

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 80
fSpeciaD Rites were conducted
today at the United Brethren
Church for John R. Adams, 85, re.
tired Frederick County farmer, who
died suddenly Sunday from heart
attack at the home of his niece,
Miss Beulah Adams. He was a life
long resident of Frederick County
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Toll in Previous Months.

Totals to date 80 SO
In December, Beware Of:
/. The hours between 5 and
10 pm. Ten of the 13 traffic
victims in December last year
were killed within this five
hour period.
2. Crossing q street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives In December. 1910, while
doing this.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
R-H Role to Be Discussed

The role of the All clubs through
out the country in the Nations war
effort will be discussed by Ann Lee
Upton Of the Dickerson All Club
and George Fry of the Laytonsville
Club at 1890 pm. Saturday over
Station WMAL.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Midnioht Watch Service

The Rev. Thomas G. Betschler
will hold a midnight watch and
prayer service from Ills pm to
midnight tomorrow at the Calvary
Methodist Church, Twenty-third
and Grant streets, South, Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Editors Note-This is the third
OF a series OF sepen stories de-
scribing the fortunes and rriStor-
tunes Of a Star reporter at Fort
BelUoir, Va. Tomorrow, our hero
tries handling dynamite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Junior D. A. r.
Year
Branch OF Mary Bel
Chapter 70 Meet

First autumn meeting Of
the Junior branch of Mary
Ball chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, viii be
held on Tuesday evening al
the home Of the senior regent.
Mrs. c. c. Mellinger, 2120 No.
Prospect. Mrs. Thomas Tur-
ner. vice-chairman, will pre-
side in the absence Of Mrs.
Elmer Hagen. newly elected
last spring. who is now in
California.
other officers for the year are
Miss Gertrude Purinton. secretary.
Miss Mary Ellen Dumbleton. treas
nrer and Mrs. c. W. Kinsman.
For this year Mary Ball juniors
have chosen to study American
rivers and at each meeting will
hear q book review on the topic,
given by a member.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Miss Ellen Dumbleton and Mrs.
Russell Baker.
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Daughters OF Reformation
Meet with Mrs. Xavier

Members Of the Trinity Lutheran
Daughters Of the Reformation met
recently at the home Of Mrs J. u.
Xavier with Miss Barbara Xavier
M hostess
Book reviews were given by Miss
Grace Blomquist. professor Of
English and assistant dean Of
women NJ Pacific Lutheran col
lege. Interesting excerpts were
told concerning The White ciiffs
81 Dover" by Alice Dusr Miller,
The Good Shepherd by cunnsr
Gunnsrsson, and THE Life Of Our
Lord" by Charles Dickens Special
piano music was presented by Mas
Patricia Iyerson, who played May
Night" and Scarf Dance"
Mrs. J. Stanley Dahl WAS chosen
a. the new leader Of the large
organization. To assist her are
the Misses Anita stuen. vice prea-
dent. Barbara Xavier. secretary.
and Anna Olson. treasurer. Retir-
ing are Miss Elizabeth Dahl, Mrs.
Erling Jorgensen and Miss PRS
ella Preus.
Following the evening program.
the hostess and her mother served
late supper.
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Tacoma al,mnnss II sigma Nap.
.. viii hold the seasons first
meeting with The president. Mrs.
Virgil Nelson on Monday. ~ eight
o'clock IN her rvcress homo. sin
Harvard.
Newcomers ~ho have expressed
their desire 10 attend include Mrs.
Jack schultr. Mrs. George Bsid-
~in. Mrs. John Waters and Mlss
Vera vogsl A former member.
spending the fail in the city II Mrs.
James @. Atkins dorothy VII.
hslmil.
From ruysllup ecm~ Mrs.. Fred
sr,ek sehsyer. Donald Hsfiunx
and Edward HIT
Active Tacoma members are
Mesdames William origgs. Homer
Hartwich. Edward i.swis, Norman
iAnde. Homer r. Bone. Keith
Mslsndy. Charles Rossio. Elnsr
ssthsr. David somerviIie. Bert
sweetins. Salem Nourss. Oliver
rrygvis. Thomas wheaton. W. n.
West. W. G. y. Meddlns. and the
Misses Elsie Hsrshherser. Jane
Ramsby and Mary Alice Beicher,
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Mrs. Poe 10 Conduct
Women S Meeting

The Woman's association Of the
First Presbyterian church meets
on Wednesday in Middleton parlor
beginning with a song service at
1880. The business session VIII
start promptly at io.t5 with Mrs.
Burns Poe presiding. Following
will be the presentation Of the
year book Of prayer by Mrs.
George Dunlap. The rest Of this
morning session will be given up
10 full reports Of the officers, sec
retsries Of departments and circle
and guild presidents.
Luncheon will b. served In Stone
hall at 12s0 by the hostess for
the day. Mrs. Kari ". Won walter.
and her committee.
The afternoon meeting opens at
80 with a devotional service m
the topic, MY Mind, Used as
Thou Shalt Choose" led by Mrs.
Hervey Reynolds. Tho guest
speaker will 10 the Rev. Dick
Farrell Of Spokane. a missionary
10 the lumber camps IN Idaho and
Washington. His subject all BE-
Thy Woods and Tempted Hills"
Musical numbers will BE- given
by Miss Betty Warren. secomps-
MED by Miss Joan sohiesingsr. both
students from the College Of Puget
Sound.
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YEd Club Activities
To Beoin tuesday

Opening Of the fall classes OF
the YEd club viii be Tuesday
evening. Miss Helen Lewis, ed
ucationsl chairman and her com
mittee have the following classes
outlined for the coming fall term,
marriage. dry SKI. bridge and dre-
mates. There viii be swimming
and badminton At 2 o'clock. There
will Dc knitting instructions 10
fore the dinner hour. II girls de-
sire. there vii 10 = dancing class
that will begin the following Tues
day
Miss Kathleen Whelsn. program
chairman for the evening, has in
vted Corpl Doyl and several
members Of his Battalion from Fl
Lewis to present several vocal and
instrumental selections.
AL reservations for the dinner
must De phoned into the Y. W.
c. \. before Tuesday morning.
Raw {. Roberts auxiliary. Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. vii have
q card party At the Veterans hos
pitsl Tuesday evening. The bus
70 tire party leaves oth and Com
nerce az : P m
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librs VIII Meet with
Mrs. Gregg Tussday

Native Civilization of South
America" will he studied by mem
bers Of Libra study club whom
they meet for I o'clock luncheon
Tuesday NJ the home ~ Mrs.
Jennie Grenn. Mrs. G. A. Fried
line Of Sumner will present ths
topic.
Mrs. William Lesthefwood viii
review Mr.. and Mrs, cugsf ny
Isabel scott Rorick.
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First Lutheran Church
To Observe Family kiahi"

Members and friends Of First
Lutheran church or. observing
Family Night" 81 the Sunday eve
ming yespers this Sunday evening.
~ 3 ~ clock
The occasion N1n especially vel
come 10 the congregation. Mr..
Ralph r. Lindquist. student lntsrns.
who has recently come 10 Tacoma
a. assistant 70 the pastor. the Rev.
Carl T.. Rydell
The first Of a series Of motion
pictures on the Life Of the Apostle
Paul" will be shown and music Will
be under the direction q Mr.. Kari
4 Weiss. Mrs. G r. Hamilton viii
give a report d special interest.
Supper Will Be served following
The program. from a table esntsred
with fsll flowers and lighted tapers
Mrs.. William Custsfson 10 chair
man Of the supper COMMITTEES.
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Spinsters
Plan Party
Club 10 Skate az Roller
Bowl Friday Evening

Opening event on Spinster
clubs full calendar for fall
is the skating party to be
given at the Roller bowl Fri
day evening, which will be
attended by many of the
city's younger set. Chairman
of the affair is Miss Virginia
Austin, assisted by Miss
Eleanor Erickson.
Fun, thrills and the inevitable
spills are expected. Tickets may
be purchased from members and
at the door. Skating will begin
at $50.
An incomplete list Of spinsters
attending are:
Mesdames William 6. steele and
Boardman Reed, the Misses Lea
Mills, Pat Allstrum, Ann Baillar-
geon and a group OF friends from
Seattle college, Jacqueline Brown,
Margaret Burkey. Irene Corbett,
Dorothy Fawcett, Valdene Hazel
ton, Mary Marush, Frances OBrien,
Patricia Poe, Rowena Rowe, Mar
jorie and 10 Anne Schwalen. Mar
garet Simpson, Elaine Shepard and
Nan Weber.
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Program 10 Follow
Luncheon Wednesday

Luther Memorial Women's so
oiety is planning a special thank
offering program for its member
ship following al o'clock lunch
con in the church parlors at So.
5th and ! SITS. Wednesday.
Featured on the missionary pro-
gram is Mrs. Lorena Metzger. Sc
attic. who viii speak on the topic:
"Women's Missionary Work In the
American Lutheran Church"
Special musical numbers will
feature several solos hv Mrs.
Homer Lsffaw Of Eatonville.
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Those who will come 10 their
first meeting as active members
will be Mrs. Francis Cheryenka,
Mrs. Edwin Fairbourn, Mrs.
Thomas Henderson. Miss Margaret
Kelly, Mrs. Gordon Retiring, Mrs.
James Mack Koon, Mrs. Herbert
Munson barbara Munsey). Mrs.
Lane Paskill, Mrs. Stuart WEIGH
and Mrs. Robert Read. who 10 now
living in Spokane.
The PROFESSIONALS 10 be welcomed
at their first meeting are Miss
Judy Fraser. Mrs Robert rfeiffer.
Mrs. Joseph Long. Jr, Mrs. Henry
o. Walker. Mrs. James VIII. Mrs.
Douglas Gonyes and Mrs. Harbine
Monroe.
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EquestYians
Make Plans
WoodbscoL Member WIN
Afisnd iorss Shows

A whirl Of excitement and
anticipation Is evident among
members Of the Woodbrook
Hunt club and Riding acad-
envy due 10 thu fact that the
fall horse season Ia well under
way.
last weekend Mr.. and Mrs }. J,
Meiiinssr. Gorsion Kerry. Husssl
Roth. jimmy Happy. Rosrns Smith.
Herman rr,sdlsndsr. Arthur Man
num all Travelled 10 the Central
Washington fair ~ Yakima To
show their mounts for the Port
land international livestock show.
Mr.. and MIRA >. I MsIiinssr,
Miss Marguerite BondsIl. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. q. Carlson. Mr., and hrs
Arthur Hsnnum. Herman Fried
lander. Gordon Berry have made
plans To visit ths Portland show
oct. all sonetims during Inc
week. Mrs., Arthur Rust and Billie
snd Peggy Rust are planning "a
attend the matinee and evening
show on saturday. Oct ~. Tsnts-
tive plans are being made BY souss
Of the Junior Hunt club Members
10 attend the show siso.
Those who intend 10 eHbibst II
the show are; J. J, Meiiinuer. Who
has entered "Multaomsh Chisf" u
the gated classes. Gordon Merry
viii drive ''rsstolus SIN" In. the
roadster classes, and Herman
rri~dlander. VIM viii enter Top
per- In the jumping performances
elanses,
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Mrs. Bueser FIies From
Ohio for Visit Here

An extended visit with relatives
here Is planned by Mrs David
Buessr who arrived recently from
her home In Mansfield, Ohio. by
plane 10 visit her sister. Mrs. Her
man pochsrt.
On Thursday her niece. Mrs n
e. vsith, entertained 1T . small
luncheon in her honor. Present
alao were Mrs. Clara Blackwell
and Mrs. Harold veith.
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New Jr. League Members
To Attend First MEETING
Miss Edith Henry 70 Be Hostess for October Session;
New PROFESSIONALS VIII Be Welcomed

Miss Edith Henry will be hostess to members OF the
Tacoma Junior their October meeting To be held
230 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at her home si7 No
Yakima ave.
Tea chairman for the meeting Is Mrs Joy Hoffman.
She will be assisted by Mrs John Holmes, Mrs. Stuart
Wech and Mrs. Gordon Retiring.
Mr. Guy Thompson, executive secretary Of the Tacoma
Community Chest and Council. will be the guest speaker
If afternoon
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Mrs. Mckay VIII Be-
Hostess Thursdsy

Day Nursery ciub viii hold ia
regular luncheon On Thursday
afternoon At 1870 st the home of
Mrs. Thomas A. MCKAY, 270T
Henry Road
She will 10 assisted during tbs
afternoon BY Mrs J. OBrisn isss.
Mrs. Dale Forksnbrock. Mrs. Sam.
usi 3. Couch and Mrs. Donald q.
Willard
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To Be Feted
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A.A.U.W. Drama Section
viii Meet Monday

Opening the seasons study, the
drama section Of AAUW will meet
on Monday. Oct. 9th at 1:30 at
the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mead, chairman an
nounces last seasons popular
Broadway play. The Male Ami
NAL" by Thurber and Nugent- Mrs.
Fay Mace will review the drama
and the estimate OF the critics.
The name Of the play is some' hat
misleading. as the theme revolves
around the football season.
Preceding the program the hos
tesses Of the section. Mrs A. J..
Gehri and Mrs. r. r. Foots will
serve luncheon. Following the
section meeting the board Of d.
rectors Will convene at 345.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Cedar Mothers Club
Plans October Meeting

Cedar Rainbow Mothers club
will hold its October meeting at s
o'clock Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. r. II. Wahlquist,
521s So. Sheridan. Mrs. Frank
Russell and Mrs. c. r. Johnson
will assist. The gift drawing will
be taken care of by the chairman,
Mrs. A. II. Coy. All mothers of
Cedar Assembly girls are invited.
The regular term entertainment
for Cedar assembly was given re-
Gently by the Mothers club with
Mrs. p. l.. Melvin as chairman.
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Home Rites
Impressive
Miss Marion BeesIer
Weds Mr.. Cecil 0uyeit

An impressive home cere-
nonv solemnized Sept. - al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Guyett united in mar.
riage Miss Marion Beesler OF
Kapowsin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Beesler, and
Mr.. Cecil Guyett, son of Mr.:
and Mrs. George Guyett OF
Kapowsin. The Rev. w. ..
Penadom performed the cere-
mony at $50 o'clock before
an improvised altar which was
decorated with yellow dahlias
and sword ferns.
Mrs. Gordon Danley Of orting
provided both the vocal and in
strumental nuptial music.
For her marriage. the bride
wore a gown OF pink marquisette
lace and a fingertip veil which
was fastened to her hair with pink
rosebuds. Her flowers were
bouquet of pink carnations and
pink rosebuds. She also carried
pink lace handkerchief which
was made in France and when
belonged to the br1degrooms
grandmother.
Maid of honor was Miss Lor-
raine Beesler. cousin Of the bride,
,.ho wore a blue satin gown and
whose flowers were yellow zin-
peas.
Mr.. Manfred stromberg served
Mr.. Guyett as best man.
For her daughters marriage
and the reception which followed,
Mrs. Beesler wore blue crepe
dress with a corsage of white
rosebuds. The bridegroom
mother wore old rose lace and
similar corsage.
Pouring was Miss Beatrice Guy
EFT. sister of the bridegroom, and
assisting with the serving were
Mrs. William Musgrove and Mrs
Jack Dsnley.
For her wedding trip, Mrs. Guy
EFT chose a blue crepe dress over
which she wore a black topcoat.
Her accessories were also black
and her flowers were a corsage Of
pink carnations. The new home
will be made in Kapowsin. The
bride is a graduate Of cambridge
and Kapowsin high school while
the bridegroom graduated from
Kapowsin high.
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Mrs. Sherman Calls
Meeting in Spokane

Mrs. Starr Sherman, regent Of
the Washington State Daughters
OF the American Revolution. has
called the fall meeting OF the board
Of management OF the society for
Friday morning at $50 in the
auditorium Of the Crescent store.
Spokane. The luncheon and social
hour will be at 1890 In the Cres-
cent tea room. A large attend
ance Is hoped for as much i'm
portant business Is 10 come up.
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Mrs. Nye 10 Entertain
Cosmopolitsn Club Member,

Cosmopolitan club holds ia first
meeting ~ iss year Tuesday. with
Mrs. =. B. Eys. s07 No. st. host
ess for a one O'Clock luncheon.
Mrs. Philip Garland. president,
viii conduct the business nesting.
following which Mrs. William @.
@ahncks viii open fhs new study
program. The cayalesde Of Amer
lea" with e report on the ''Infiu-
enee Of Italian Immigrants on
American Life and Culture
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Association of Past Noble Grands
will meet Monday in Fishers Civic
auditorium for 1890 luncheon
and card party. Mrs. Francis
Brown and committee of past
noble grands from Olympia Is in
charge Favors. Short business
meeting.
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Your postmaster can tell you
hoT 70 invest in U. y. Defense
Bondx.