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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
ORGANIZATIONS
SEEKING A new
HIGH SCHOOL
Parent Teacher Organization
Starts Work; Prepares ResO-
luton For Action Of Various
Groups Of Community
COMMITTEE is NAMED

Some definite plan of action leading
toward the ultimate erection of high
school building for Oakland has been
taking shape in recent weeks and or
CARNATIONS of Oakland are now being
acquainted with the plan with the re-
quest of assistance of its members in
securing such a needed structure here.
The groundwork of the plan was
formulated by the Oakland High
School Parent-Teacher organization
which met recently and named a COM
mittee to prepare a resolution which
will finally go to members of the
General Assembly with the recon-
mendation to introduce bill to pro-
vide the necessary funds.
The committee included Grover C.
Stemple, Lester Yutzy, Ralph E.
Weber, Frank Kley and F. D. Bittle.
According to Mr.. Stemple, the Oak
land high school serves an area of ap-
proximately 240 square miles or over
one-third of the county's area, an area
populated by about 1000 people or
over one-half of the county's popula-
ton.
The present high school building
was intended to serve an enrolment
of about 400 pupils but the enrolment
is already 600 with the probability of
there being 900 to 1000 pupils within
the next five or ten years. The center
of the present building was con-
demned as unsafe as a court house
about 80 years ago.
The resolution, in presenting these
facts and pointing out that the pres
ent location is restricted in expansion
possibilities, then requests that new
and adequate high school building be
erected on an appropriate and suit
able site. This resolution is to be
placed before every organization in
town for some action of its member
ship. In this way the will of the citis
Zens will become known.
The possibility of a twelve-year
school system in Maryland is being
discussed by educators and has been
recommended to the General Assem-
bly,. The construction of an adequate
high school building for Oakland
would be in keeping with the new
plan, those on the committee believe.
They pointed out that without excep-
ton other towns in the county in pro-
portion to area served were better
equipped for education than was Oak
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Ten Draftees Named
For Next Induction
Will Be Called Next Tuesday,
February 1, For Years Ser
vice in U. S. Army

The ten men who are to report to
the local draft board at 6 o'clock or
Tuesday, February II, for induction
into the United States army for one
years service were named this week
They are Mason Leon Wilson
Swanton; Charles X. Metheny
Friendsville; Russell Wilson Harvey
Crellin; Albert D. Mcintyre, Shall
mar; Paul Henry Miller, Accident;
Paul. Francis Moon, Oakland; Edward
Thomas Faherty, Crellin; Frank
Charles SLIDER, Accident; John Ward
Wood, Mt. Lake Park; William En-
nest Griffith, Somerfield, Pa.
Because of the possibility that one
or more of the men named may not
be indicted, the board also named ten
men as requirements, and the re-
placement list included Harvey Henry
Grove, Harland Milton Paugh, Charles
Fike, Orval T. Butler, George Per-
shing Wolf, Charles Ellwood Lewis
Roy Oscar burst, David Odell Mi
chael, David Devlin Brann, Robert
Mason Alderman.
The Proctor Kildow Post No. II
American Legion, is planning a din
ner in honor of the draftees on Mon
day, February 10, at the Manhattan
hotel. A similar dinner was held just
before the last group left for camp.
Governor O'Conor's schedule calls
for the delivery of 1,070 men to be
drafted for one year of military train
ing, beginning February 10. All men
from this state will report at the
Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
POultrymen Will Meet in High
School Tonight

A public meeting of poultrymen will
be held in the Oakland High school
auditorium this evening, February 6,
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The purpose is to help poultrymen
work out plans for producing and
marketing better eggs. B. Beeson
Snyder, manager of the Southern
States Oakland store, will speak on
the operation of grading station.
and l.. o. Brumback, Winchester, Va,
district manager for a cooperative,
will also address the group. l.. E.
Downey, assistant poultry specialist
of the University of Maryland, will
outline "steps in improving egg quail
ity."
Contests with prizes will be fea-
lures of the entertainment program
following the meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
To Assist Taxpayers in Filing
Income Tax Returns

Arrangements have been made to
have deputy collectors of internal rev.
enue assist taxpayers in filing income
tax returns for the calendar year OF
1910, M. H. Margruder, Collector, has
announced. Places to be visited in this
section of Maryland and the dates
include the following:
Oakland, postoffice, February 49,
IA and Is.
Luke, Devon Club, February II, Is
and 10.
Frostburg, postoffice, February 20
and 81.
Westernport, postoffice, February
"a and rs.
Barton, First National Bank, Feb
ruary 26.
Homecoming, postoffice, February 81
Cumberland, postotfice, February
II to March 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
More Names Added to
Red Cross Roll Call
Twenty-siX This Week Bring
Total to 497 With $533.25
Received

The receipt of twenty-six Red
Cross memberships from Friendsville
this week and additional cash makes
quite change in the roll call report
according to Mrs. Paul B. Naylor, roll
call chairman.
Last week report of All members
and S501.25 was given. This week
there are 26 new members to report
and $1,000 in money, bringing the roll
call to 497 members and the money
received to $533.25.
Although the membership fee is
only $1.00, DR.. Greenwald, Friends
vile, gave $500 and Mrs. R. E
Guard, Friendsville, gave $500. Mr.
and Mrs. James Gearhart, of the
Power House at Sines, turned in THEN
membership fees to j. NJ. Jarboe
treasurer.
Mrs. Greenwald, Friendsville, So
licited the following from that town:
w. J. Glenn, Quincy Murphy, L. J.
Warthen, Ernest Friend, Mrs. Will
liam Friend, Mrs. Vesta Welch, Miss
Jean Young, Miss Betty Skunk, Miss
Martha Huotari, Miss Helen Miller
Foster o. Speicher, Leo Rice, Dr.
Eugene Greenwald, DR.. r. D. Brown
Mrs. R. D. Brown, Aldworth Brown
Mrs. Arnold Fox, Mrs. H. j. Black,
Mrs. r. E. Guard, Mrs. j. L. Mathews,
DR.. Glover, Howard Skidmore, L. J.
Lytle, Mrs. Victor Frazee.
This weeks report brings the cam
paign much nearer its goal of 100000
Last week Mrs. Naylor urged that the
quota be reached this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Garrett County Takes
40 Out of IS Places
In State Potato Show
Awards Just Announced This
Week For State Wide Exhibit
Held In January

Awards in the annual statewide
potato show, held in Baltimore in
January in connection with the Farm
Bureau meeting, have just been an
nounced and show that Garrett coun-
ty exhibits took forty out of a pos
sible 65 places in the classes in which
they exhibited.
The winners were made public by
John H. Carter county agent, who re-
ceived word from DR.. r. A. Jehle,
potato specialist, University of Mary
land, this week.
Group l, adult certified; early or
medium early Variety. G. Calls,
Accident, LIST; Foster Yost, Accident,
End; Willis SLIDER, Accident, 3rd; Jun
Tor Schlosnagle, Accident, 4th; W. A.
Ward, Pocomoke, 9Th.
Smooth Rural-Robert Miller, 1st;
Foster Yost, End; Clark Schlosnagle,
3rd; L. Grower, 4th; William Fratz,
5th, all of Accident
Russet Rural-Robert DeBerry, LIST;
C. F. Kelley, End; Richard DeBerry,
3rd, all of Oakland.
Any other variety-Evans CLANCY,
Laurel, LIST; John R. Jehle, Hyatts-
vile, End; Robert Miller, Accident,
3rd; William DeBerry, Oakland, 4th;
Richard DeBerry, Oakland, 5th; Rob-
ert DeBerry, Oakland, 9th.
Group II, adult commercial; smooth
rural-Guerney Kolb, LIST; Clarence
Kolb, End; Richard Kolb, 3rd; Robert
Miller, 4th; Foster Yost, 5th, all of
Accident; w. A. Custer, Friendsville,
9Th.
Russell Rural-W. C. DeBerry, Oak
land, LIST; William F. DeBerry, Oak
land, End; Mrs. T. W. Casteel, Oak
land, 3rd; M. E. DeBerry, Oakland,
9TH; Walter F. DeBerry, Oakland,
9Th; Lawrence Grower, Accident, 9Th.
Any other variety-John R. Jehle,
Hyattsville, list; Wade Birmingham,
Salisbury, End; William P. DeBerry,
Oakland, 3rd; Thomas F. Bennett,
Baldwin, 4th; Robert DeBerry, Oak
land, 9th; Howard BURNER, Keedys-
vile, 9Th.
Group III, All club certified and
commercial-early varieties and me-
dunn late varieties, no county win
ners.
Late varieties-Robert Miller, Ac-
cident, LIST; Clark Kolb, Accident, End;
Junior Schlosnagle, Accident, 3rd; c..
F. Jones, Brownsville, 4th; Lawrence
Grower, Accident, 5th; Guy Broad
water, Accident, 9Th.
Group ", F. F. A. certified and
commercial-early varieties and ru-
rails, no county winners.
Late varieties-Robert Miller, Ac-
cident, list; Mason Schlosnagle, Acct
dent, End; Clifton Link, Jr., Ednor,
Montgomery county, 3rd; Guy Broad
water, Accident, 4th; Quincy Kolb,
Accident, 9Th; Earl Shultz, Hamp
stead, Baltimore county, 9th.
Any variety-no county winners.
There were several classes for
sweet potatoes, in which there were
no county participants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Welfare Hours in Grantsvillt
During Winter Weather

Until the close of winter the Coun-
ty Welfare Board will maintain office
hours in Grantsville on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each
month, Mrs. Dorothy Ogburn, execu-
tive secretary, announced.
The office will be in the National
Garage building from 1 to $3.50 p. M
Mrs. Ogburn said the plan was made
in conformance with community
thinking. apparently it is quite diff
ficult for some persons to get into the
Oakland office during the bad winter
weather." she stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Low Temperature and Snow

In spite of the fact that the ground
hog did not see his shadow in this
section last Sunday, sharp winter
weather has continued with low tenn
perature and several inches of snow.
About three inches of snow fell on
Monday to "whiten" the several
inches that had fallen the week pre-
vious. A sudden clearing off on Tues
day night sent the thermometer sour
rying to the low mark of the year,
ten degrees below zero.
Thawing occurred again yesterday
and last night the temperature
dropped only to 20 degrees above. A
lot Of the snow and ice are scheduled
to disappear today.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Clinics Are Scheduled

The final clinic for pneumonia test
ing at Friendsville will be conducted
on Saturday evening, February Is, at
1880, in the nurses office in the Muir
ply building, DR.. H. R. DuPuy, county
health officer, has announced.
There is a clinic for the same pur-
pose scheduled at Grantsville OH We'd
nesday, February 10, at o'clock P.
NJ, in the nurses office at that place.
The regular tuberculosis clinic will!
be conducted next Wednesday morn
ing, February IL, beginning at 900
o'clock in the health office, Court
House, Oakland. DR.. A. " gladden., of
the Hopemont Sanitarium, will be in
charge of examination.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Teachers Get Salary Checks

Salary checks amounting to approx
imately $3O,500.O0 were mailed out on
Tuesday afternoon to school teachers,
janitors, bus drivers and administra-
tive officials by f. E. Rathbun, county
superintendent. Checks covered ser
vices for the month of January. This
was made possible by funds on hand
and the receipt in January of $4,000
from the State equalization fund, part
of which was allocated for salary pay
ments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
To Give Demonstration

Miss Katherine Broderick, home
economist for the West Maryland
Power Company, will give store
floor demonstration of electrical APP
planes at the Oakland store through
out the day, Tuesday, February II.
Among other things, Miss Broderick
will demonstrate the preparations of
food on the electric mixer and rooster.
The public generally is invited and
souvenir will be presented to every
one attending.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
gram of this nature.

gram of this nature.
Applications from young people in
terested in part-time work as library
or cafeteria assistants are being re-
ceived.
NYA youths earn $16.5O per month
for &c hours. applicants who have left
school during the current school year
are required to present statement
that they have done so with the per-
mission of the school authorities; 9TH
erwise, they are ineligible for employ
ment on the out-of-school work pro-
gram.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
New Teacher in Elementary
School at Oakland

Mrs. Edith Waner Bolton was
named as an additional teacher in the
Oakland Elementary school this week
by F. E. Rathbun, county superinten-
dent of schools. She will relieve con-
gestion in the 9Th and 7th grades, it
was stated.
Mr.. Rathbun said the increased at
tendance at the school called for an
other teacher, and now makes total
of II instructors there Mrs. Bolton
has been a teacher in Garrett county
schools for twelve to fifteen years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06
Knights of Pythias
Plan Special Events
Feb. 81 and March 3
Anniversary Celebration and
RathbOne Bible Class
Scheduled

Knights of Pythias members are
looking forward to two special events
in the near future, one of which will
have special national significance.
The latter event will be the Undue
ton of class of candidates to be
known as the Rathbone Bible class
which will be held during a special
meeting on Monday, March 8, Julius
C. Renninger, Jr., chancellor COM
mander, has announced.
The Rathbone Bible was used in the
founding of the Pythian order in the
United States in 1864, and is now in
the personal custody of the Supreme
Keeper of Records and Seal, Mr.. Love
at Minneapolis, MINI. Such classes
are indicted at various times
throughout the United States and a
class was initiated here about 20
years ago.
This class on March will be the
only one in Maryland this year and
local officers are planning for a group
of twenty-five to be indicted from
this vicinity. Other lodges in western
Maryland and adjoining counties in
West Virginia are also being invited
to attend and to include a class of
candidates if they so desire.
Mr. Love will be present to conduct
portion of the initiation and Grand
Lodge officers from Maryland will be
present to give the balance of the
work.
Anniversary Celebration
The other event Of interest for
Pythians is the anniversary celebra-
ton and Ladies Night, planned for
Friday night, February 81. This will
mark the Sind anniversary of the
founding of the local organization
and the 18th anniversary of the
founding of the national order.
twenty-five year jewels will be
presented to several members of Gar
rett Lodge No. 113, by Nelson Russ
Ter, Cumberland, grand lodge officer.
William A. Brotemarkle, grand
vice-chancellor of Maryland, will be
the speaker that evening. There will
be other entertainment and refresh
ments are being planned.
Mr. Renninger also announced that
the rank of Esquire would be con-
ferred upon class of five candidates
on Friday evening at the regular
meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06

If you need assistance in filling
out your income tax blank, see the
deputy collector.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-06

Potatoes grown in Garrett cOun-
ty always more than hold their
own in competition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Large Party
For Miss Barna

Miss Helen Bsrna. fiancee of
Ernest II. Jensen, was guest of
honor at a miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. John Triplett and
Mrs. John Barna recently. The
table was centered with a brides
cake with tall white candles on
either side.
The guests were Misses Betty
Tschida. Dorothy Sotak, Avis
kirkeide, Lillian Andrasko. Sadie
Ansack, Rose Antush, Margaret
Antush, Marcelyn Barna. Margaret
Barna, Marie Drobnack. Aileen
Buhaly. Alice Kovsl. Ann Schorba.
Mary zelenak, Mary Pinchak, Ann
Pinchak, Katie Pinchak, Vera
karpach. Louise Jayko. Julia
Wahovisk: Mesdames Frank Pa
volka, Joseph Snider. Charles
Piroh. Robert Pollen. William
kirkeide, H. f Sekstrom. r. O..
Jensen. Malanca. J. Hominda. J.
Triplett. $. kotkansl1, J. Barna.
Jr-. J. Barna. sr., NJ Reimer. J.
Reha, NJ. Jayko, n. Krilich, Will
liam Wolslegel. Joseph Jscko. X.
Tribbey, J. karpach. J. Pinchak.
J. Blamey, NJ. Ansack. Drobnack.
Charles Paulik. NJ. Sotak, sr.. Paul
Wahoviak, Al Hallstrom. J. ?. Nc
Donald, John Zelensk. George
Dolack. George Karpach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Marriage Is
Surprise Announcement
Made at Shower

Amidst a gay Christmas
setting Saturday evening Mrs.
Roy V. Rostedt Miss Ella NJ.
Dahl of Huron. So. Dakota
and Tacoma) was honored at
the home of Mrs. Henry W.
Rekdahl. Miss Anne Hill was
co-hostess. To make it posi-
BILE for Mrs. Rostedt's South
Dakota as well as Tacoma
friends to participate in the
evenings gaiety, Mr.. Ralph
W. Bush, L. s. mail carrier
and close friend. delivered the
shower gifts after the arrival
of the guests.
Tacoma guests were Mesdames
Robert C. Freeman. Carroll Price.
linda Hill. Philip Emanuel. George
Streby. Felix Kellum. Arthur Hoo
yer. Alvin Hill Ralph w Bush.
Eva Stack, Louis A. Misener: the
Misses Ragna Hill. Blanche Heb
ing. Viola Kirschermann. and the
honor guest. Out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Roy Nelson of Auburn and
Mrs J. Kirschenmann of Corsica.
S. d. Participating from out of
town were Mesdames f. I. Dahl,
n. r. Cooley. L. c. Dynes. Laura
Cooley. Martha Fetherhuff. c. II.
Weir, w. r. Wagner. Lloyd Pat
terson. Misses Marie Fetherhuff.
Mamie Larsen, all of Huron. s. D.,
and Mrs. A. f. Mcmillan of Omaha,
Neb.
The second surprise came at the
supper table which was covered
with handmade lace cloth GEN.
tered with tall white tapers among
bronze chrysanthemums around a
large U. s. mail box, when the
guests discovered the place cards
to be small u. S. mail boxes con-
tanning the news that on the pre-
vious Thursday evening at o'clock
in the chapel of the Little Church
on the Prairie at Lakewood GEN.
ter. the Rev. Paul l.. Crooks had
united in marriage Miss Ella M.
Dahl and Mr.. Roy V. Rostedt, both
of Tacoma.
For the ceremony Mrs. Rostedt
wore powder blue dress and her
corsage was of gardeniss. Her
only attendant was Miss Anne
Hill of Tacoma, who was dressed
In beige and her corsage was of
pink Pheha rose buds. Mr.. Ros-
tedt's attendant was Mr.. William
Cunningham of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rostedt will make
their home on So. Park ave. in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Worthy Grand Mafron
Cancels Visit

The official visit of the worthy
grand matron, Mrs. Harold Ollie,
to Amity chapter No. 219, o. z. s.,
on Wednesday has been postponed
Indefinitely. The dinner and init
atory work that had been planned
for this meeting also has been
cancelled, as well as the rehearsal
for the officers on Monday.
The worthy matron, Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Moore, decided that under
the present emergency meetings
of this chapter will. not be held
until further notice. We are sure
all the members and officers will
concur in this decision. and will
cooperate with the presiding off
GERS. and notify either Mrs. Robert
J. Moore. Pr. 1882, or Mrs. William
J. Rogers, Main 1850, or Main
4401 of any illness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Special Meeting Called
By Auxiliary President

The meeting of Destiny suxil-
larry. B'nai Birth. which was TO
take place last Tuesday evening,
having been postponed, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Harry Lorber has called
an important meeting of the organ
ization for Wednesday evening, at
s o'clock, in Talmud Torsh vestry
rooms.
Six new candidates for member
ship will be initiated at that time.
and members are asked to bring
cigsrets for soldiers. II 10 re-
quested that all ticket stubs be
turned in at the meeting.
I. L. A. Chorus will sponsor q
Christmas and card party Wednes-
day evening in the Maecsbee tenn
pie. A special meeting has been
called for 7:3o preceding the card
party.
You help yourself when you buy
L. 8. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Miss Asp
HOnored
Mrs. Elmo Ssmuelson
Compliments Bride-'o-Be

For the pleasure of Miss
Sylvia Asp who will become
the bride of Mr.. Robert An
derson of Olympia Jan. IL,
Mrs. Elmo Samuelson enter
tanned Friday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Waadne. Mrs.
Wasdne greeted the guests
with her daughter and assist
ed during the evening.
A dessert supper was served at
s o'clock at small tables Deco
rations at each table were white
tapers wound with holly Chrysan-
themums were used throughout
the rooms
A miscellaneous shower for Miss
Asp followed the supper hour.
Games were played later In the
evening, prizes going to Mrs.
Keith Seavy. Mrs A Asp. and
Mrs. Robert Warter.
Guests were Mesdames Seavy
and Andrew Morrill, of Seattle.
Mrs. David Showalter of Portland,
Mrs. Arthur A. Palmer of Belfair,
sister of the hostess: Mesdames
A. Asp. Geo. A. Nuedorfer, Cliff
ford r. ssmuelson, Alfred J.
Hoffner. Lester Condor RUBY Eli
SOM. VIM. S. Snyder. Max Parker.
Sidney Peterson. Gordan s. Bryan,
T. S. Fleming, Robert Fishery
June Johnson) and Mrs. Erling
Thompson.
Miss Gladys Sager Of Seattle.
Misses Elizabeth Hoffner, Helen
Jean Selwyn. Ann Strobel. Mari
orie Good, and Maxim Inman. and
the guest of honor. Sylvia Asp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Story Tellers Have
Christmas Party

Tacoma Story Tellers gathered
Tuesday with their guests in the
home of Mrs c. T. Winslow. 1916
No. 18th street. to enjoy their an
nual Christmas party. Hostesses
for the afternoon tea were the
executive committee. including
Mesdames Ray NJ. Gilstap. L. w.
Siegler, L. NJ. Hampton. William
Quest. and NJ. r. Cheney.
Mrs. Gilstsp. president of the
group introduced the program. in
GLIDING stories told by Mesdames
Hampton. Siegler. and Winslow.
and Christmas music by Mrs. e. II.
Watts and Mrs. Cheney. An ex-
change of gifts will follow.
During the month of November
members established fine record
of service. telling stories TO more
than $500 persons. including
church organizations. library
groups. school classes, and army
groups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Navy Mothers Plan
Christmas Celebration

The Tacoma Navy Mothers club
will meet Wednesday evening at
O'Clock In the Y. W. C. A. loft
for the annual Christmas party
and 10 honor boys in the navy
whose birthdays are in December.
Mrs. Clyde Melendy. commander
will preside.
Hostesses for the evening are
Mesdames Paul Brasten. Ward
Moser. Harry s. Simmons, L. r
Cox and T. ]. Potocli.
Sons TO be honored are William
Brasten. Richard Moser. Stanley.
Simmons. Donald Cox and Leo
Potocki.
Mrs. c. r. Davidson is in charge
OF the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Y. L. |. Plans
Yule Party
Christmas Benefit Thurs
day at St. leo's Hall

The Young Ladies Institute
will give their annual Christ
mas charity party Thurs
day evening in st. Leo's
hall. Each year the Y. l.. /.
sponsors an extensive pro-
gram of Christmas giving and
funds realized by the holiday
party are used TO make the
holidays brighter for the chill
dren of st. AIMS receiving
home, the old people of the
Ozanam home and residents
at other Catholic institutions.
Mrs. Philip Mullan is chairman
of the party and assisting are the
following.
Refreshments: Miss Mae Meyer,
chairman; Mesdam Roland
Evans. w. +. Gosselin. II. Rsdke,
o. J. Nearns. J. Erck; Misses
Mary Jane Polich, Helen Smith,
Katherine Kelly. Lillian Beau
camp. Esther Sousa.
Decorations: Mrs. J. F. Megary
and Miss Kathleen OBrien.
Tickets: Miss Frances Crosby
chairman. assisted by Mesdames
Florence Foley, f. J. Gaudette,
Maurice Carlow. Theodore Gaff-
ney, f. J. Gillies, Russell Johnson.
NJ. J. Cline. Harry DAILY; Misses
Marie Drummer. Mary Puz. Elaine
Drummer. Ann Holt. Sadie Foye,
Dorothy Dzivak. Alice Belenak,
Julia Sousa. Viola Sturman. Marie
Borovich. Muriel Richard. Kay
Honvelez, Ursula Boskovich.