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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-13
IN DIAMONDS
BY
LORENA


in II goes farther than plain gela-
tin. 1t is going to be unhappiness
and jealousy and learning that the
man you've married belongs to
every customer Of the theater just
as you will belong to every Gus
toner when you're public figure"
IF / ever am" she commented
DULY.
you will be! II will happen
when you least expect it Right
now, until the lunatic enchantment
wears of your marriage and you
are less green-eyed 1t will be par
ticularly good for you to have
work as an additional outlet. I'm
not greatly worried about you, my
dear, because ! know Larry loves
you, even though he is the type to
mask emotion with tender insults.
That is just part Of his ferocious
vitality"
His insults aren't always so ten
der" she inserted.
"All right, all right! Stop feel
ing so sorry for yourself. Feel just
sorry enough. Again, say I'm not
worried. for while you have mar
ried hurricane, you are no ordi-
nary girl. Even at your tender age
you have plenty of spunk and that's
what Is necessary to handle Larry.
Don't ever feel inferior, for heav-
ems sake. When you get down to
brass lacks Larry is nothing but
street urchin. You'd think he would
tumble for a rich girl of the oppo-
site class, but no. He picks you, an
unknown. penniless orphan, drawn
doubtlessly by the gamin quality in
you"
The girls black eyebrows drew
together. II just can't get a pic
ture Of Larry as anything but the
successful and magnetic actor"
Verrazano repeated. Just
street urchin who grew up, got
glamorized and made money. A
dual personality. Laurence Peyton,
who, with single word, gesture or
facial expression, can cut like a
knife. Laurence Peyton, who moved
his parents from a Chicago tene-
ment to the chicken farm they had
dreamed about all their lives" The
snapshot on the dresser flashed
into the girls mind: So that was 1t.
How sweet! Just hearing about it
made r. IS II Larry suddenly
had !
tt ssor took her empty
glas it beside his on a
smo And that is enough
chat play. You go on now
and new fur coat. / have
to me n. New York friends
OF mine coming in for a cou.
pie Of days Bradford and Sey-
| mour."
WHO are they?" She was slid
ing into her well-worn wrap.
Bradford and Seymour, my
naive nit-wit, are producers, pair
Of the finest. Better even than those
who produce Larry's and Augusts
shows. By the way. Anette, I'd
suggest you pay less attention to
actors and more to producers. They
are the important names" He
wrapped an absurdly gay scarf
about his neck and buttoned him
self into a thick coat. rs Larry
meeting you some placer"
The girl got to her feet. mo. He
Is sleeping until six" Amazed, she
watched the pudgy. laxative little
fellow dive at chair and come up
with an armload Of newspapers
Are you going to sleep in the park
tonight?"
These are not old newspapers.
They are the new ones with your
wedding accounts in them" He
said, in a half ocular tone, I'm
going to show your pictures TO
Bradford and Seymour
10 Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-13

School and is employed at Michigan
Bell Telephone Company. Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bies will be at home
at 500 w. Cross ST., Ypsilanti.
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eRIevEs OVER SEPARATION

Mt. Clemens, Mich. May 13-lNS
Grieved over a separation from his
wife. Rene Yer Scheuren, 81. took
his own life by gas, the coroner's
office reported today. Yer Scheu-
ren's pet fox terrier died from the
gas fumes also.
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SYNOPSIS

ANETTE wINSLOw. IT. beautiful.
and aspiring to fame on the stage.
meets
LAURENCE PEYToN. top-ranking ae-
tor. and
AUGUST DRAKE. Peyton's leading
lady. Larry in turn introduces her to
Heiress
LOIS LYNDON, md her brother.
JIMMY.
YESTERDAY: Anette learns in the pa
pers that. in order to give the mar
rage more Importance. August
told them that she had named Larry
Peyton's bride the most promising
young actress"
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Wings

Marlin Reber, a former Normal
College student and graduate OF the
Civilian Pilot Training program in
the summer OF 1910. has been trans
ferred to Salt Lake City. Utah,
where he will be second in command
OF an Army Air Corps squadron.
Reber. who is OF small stature and
weighs approximately 1870 pounds,
has been captain OF a crew OF eight
on a Consolidated B-24 with base
in Albuquerque, n. Mex.
Mrs. Phyllis Jarman had q new
thrill by soloing a Cub last week.
She found II bit different than the
Culver Cadet which she and her hus-
band own. Solo students at the Ypsi-
lanti Airport were Mrs. David Boies.
Ann Arbor: Arthur Gambill, Ypsi-
lanti; Walter Sikora, Detroit; and
William Uren, Flint,
Joel Prescott left last week for
Lockport. H.. for primary training
as glider pilot. Upon his gradua-
tion he will be glider instructor in
Texas. 1t is expected.
A number OF cross country flights
were made last week by flying en-
thusiasts In this area. Harold Austin
flew on his first cross country TO
Toledo and Adrian; John Perry and
Donald Hack flew the U. of NJ. Club
ship 10 Lansing and Hans WEIGHS al
and Brad Williams took 1t TO Mus
kegon. and Alfred Wood and A. 5.
Bell went to Flint.
-
A number OF incoming cross coun-
try flights were made to the Ypsi-
lanti airport. Scott Osler flew IN
from Dayton, o.: Dennis Traynor,
from the C.P.T. office in Lansing;
Dean Mccain from Eaton Rapids;
John Langschwager from Saginaw;
Keith Sharp and B. Laux from To-
ledo: and A. E. Williams and A. H.
Torby from Detroit City Airport.
Everett Esch. flying instructor at
Ypsilanti Airport, spent the week
end in Akron, o., with relatives.
Darrell Root, manager, gave the
flight test TO two more members OF
the opt. program, Howard Sla-
baugh. Saginaw, and Alfred Schus-
ter. South Lyon.
New members Of the Civil Air
Patrol are Robert Luzuis and Shir-
ley Hammond. Ypsilanti.
Keith Gimson constructed very
nice model Piper Cub and even
painted the nose red. making 1t
replica of Eddy McEnnan's 80.
New students at the Ypsilani
Airport include Leonard Murray
Royal Oak, Hugh Wiley, Clarence
Hipke, Vanner Erickson, Ypsilanti;
Ted Meyers, R. Hess. Whitmore
Lake; Theron Rainsberger, Dundee;
Mrs. Velma Bowlin, Ann Arbor;
Joseph Novak, Milan. New students
receiving instruction at the McEn-
nan Airport are Thomas Halliday
and Shirley Hammond, Ypsilanu.
Miss Esther Goodwin. a hostess
on the Pennsylvania Central Air
lines with Detroit as her base, re-
sumed her flying last week In prep
aration for her private pilots test.
Marshall O'Berg, Iron River.
graduate Of the opt program In the
spring Of 1941 at Ypsilanti Airport
has received his commission as a
second lieutenant in the Army AIT
Corps following his graduation from
Mather Field. Calf.
Announcement is being made that
because Of the war. the Ann ArboI
airport will be barred to all except
those there on official business.
This is a precaution asked by the
federal government to prevent inert
or sabotage of civilian planes.
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S. Superior
TO MEET TONIGHT

South Superior, Mich. May 10
Gale School Child Study Club Will
meet this evening at the home OF
Mrs. Hugh Cooper, Geddes Rd.
Mrs. Mabel Hiscock will be assis-
tant hostess. A book review will
be given by Mrs. May Bell. This
is the final meeting for this year.
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ALL-BpAN FUDGE
SQUARES-BEST|
YOU EVER tasted!

Every mother in the land will want to
bake these scrumptious cookies. Chill
dren will demolish a plate OF them in
wink. Grown-ups rave about their
different taste and new crunchy tex
ture. They're made. OF course. with the
famous cereal, Kelloggs All-Bran.
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pean Continent and two visits TO
Central and South America. His
trip 10 Europe in the summer OF
1899 ended just as the war broke
out and his last trip 10 the Latin
countries was made In
the summer az 1871.
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LONDON ms During the
five months the United States has
been formally at war. the Amer
lean diplomatic colony in Italy
has been guarded" by approx
mately 200 Italian detectives, the
London Daily Express said here.
In a dispatch from Lisbon. Portu-
gal. where the Americans have
Just arrived en- route home. the
Express said the detectives have
followed the diplomatic represen-
tatives everywhere they went.
using an official explanation that
It was necessary TO prevent them
from Contracting" Italians.
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Club Members at Program

A large number from the South
Superior Home Economics Ex-
tension Club attended the Achieve
ment Day at the Masonic Temple,
Ann Arbor. Thursday. The speak
err for the occasion was Mrs.
w. e. Brown. Marshall, who spoke
on Home First Line of Defense.
II. S. Osler also gave a talk on
Home Front Morale. Model
Home Makers Group gave their
play THE Bond Between.
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3 squares I'M
sveetened
! cup Hour
u cup All-Bran.
D, Gun nutmeata

tnOCOldbc n cup hiA-Dlhn. .
x cup butter "a cup nutmeats
2 eggs teaspoon vanilla extract
Melt chocolate over hot water and add
butter. Beat eggs well. add sugar and
beat until light and fiufy. Add melted
chocolate and butter. Stir In -four.
All-Bran, chopped nutmeats and ma
voring. Pour into creased pan, making
\ layer about one-third inch thick.
Bake IN moderate oven (375sF.) about
20 minutes. Yield: Sixteen 2-ineh
quares 70 x inch PAM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Miss Molinek Plans
Spring Nupiials

At . recent Valentine party
Miss Nedlns Louise Molinsk. only
daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs Ned
Aollnsk. announced her engage
msnt To Mr.. Richard Rsndls elmp-
son. recently n Hope. Arkansas
no~ ~ Fort Lewis. Each Esgsst
vas given = large rcd heart. cut
IN several pieces and vhsn placed
together u revealed the coming
wedding. the date of which will
Be announced later.
Games ~ers played during the
evening with late buffet supper
following MIRA q. hunsb~rKsr
assisted Mrs. hoIlnsk
Close ffiends ~ Miss Mollnsk
attending tho announcement party
~srs Mlsses Polly Watson. Matilda
vsstsrgsrd. Betty Jean Binkiey.
Helen stoitsnb~rg. Joan Miller.
Villa Monroe. hsrKis hatcher.
Jnsnlts Peters. Eileen norfeIi
Grace Mullins. Jean rfsskIeton
and Mrs Marytn kasemeief
Esther niiisrl and Hslsn SILVER
master.
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Beta Sigma Phi Hears
Talk on Painting

of special interest N chi mem.
bers Of Beta Signs PM was the
talk Thursday evening by Mr.. Al
fred Banner On How 10 Develop
an Appreciation % Painting
Introduced by MiSs Wilma I'm
norman. the program director.
Mr.. Banner gave particular 81
PLANTATION n the realm - eublsu
and sirreslisrn with prints from
the National Museum Of Ns~
York city. Greatly admired were
several originals Of Mr.. Banner
In tho tsmpers medium ~ paint
ing
Tea. served from a lace covered
table esnterso with early spring
flowers was presided over by nrs
y. e. SygsSrd. Held IN the home
~ Mrs. Harry }. Reynolds. ths
program Was preceded By a SHIRT
business session led ~ the presl-
dent. Mrs Chester o. Poalssa.
Plans we're announced for q Pow
erty party 10 b. held Feb "a
At the home - Mas Lorraine Boz
decker.
Guests ~ usmn1rs Uhn zers
present we're the Asadsmss Ron
srf Bryant Charles TroiEon. Ethel
Hilnuff. and Miss Gertrude John
son and Miss Barbara slzAa.
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Miss Reynolds Is Bride
OF Army Man

Miss Veins v. Reynolds. dsuFh-
ter OF Mrs. p. NJ Reynolds. chose
Feb. IA for her marriage 10 Staff
Sgt. Robert w Fiss. son If Mr..
and Mrs. p. y. Fiss OF Bolse. Ida.
The ceremony took place at Nc
kinley Park Christian church 1T
7:30 in the evening with the Rev.
I. r. Shaw reading the vows.
For her marriage the bride wore
q powder blue suit with fur trim
and beige accessories She VAS
Fiven In marriage by her brother.
Harold c. Peliey. Her only at
tendsnt was Mrs. Hazel Council.
and Mr.. A. McGregor ~rved Mr..
Fiss as best man.
A reception followed In the
church dining room with about 90
guests taking part. Mrs. Bill Raj
ney and Mrs Louise Harris
poured with Mrs. Mary Wilcox
assisting with the cake. Out Of
town guests were Mir Dorothy
and Mr.. Jack Reynolds, niece and
nephew Of the bride. from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs ~. y. Patton and
their family, and Mis- Edith Pat
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. C. 2 Rock
well and their children. all Of Yak
ina.
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Son. Fiancee
To Be Feted
Mrs. Davis ~. Wood 70
Honor Miss Sorenson

In compliment IN her sons
fisncee. Mrs. David N. Wood
will entertain al tea between
the hours of three and five
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Guest Of honor will be Miss
Jane Sorenson of Seattle. who
will wed Lieut.. William Payne
Wood Of Mather Field. Calf.
at ceremony To take place
March Is in Sacramento.
The bride-to-be Is the daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs J. W. sorenson
of Seattle Her hetrothal to
Lieut. Wood Was recently an
nounced.
Invitations IN Tuesdays tea
have been extended To nearly four
score friends. Mrs. Sorenson will
receive with her daughter and the
hostess. Also asked IN assist is
Mrs. Davis NJ. Wood. II. IF Seat
tie. daughter-in-law of the hostess.
Pouring will be Mrs. Terrill Bar
coe Of Fort Lewis. niece of Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. William Bergstrom Of
Olympia, Mrs. Einar Bergstrom of
Tillicum and Mrs. John Hunt Of
Tacoma. Spring flowers will cen
ter the table and will also be used
about the rooms.
Lieut.. Wood Ia an instructor in
navigation at Mather Field.
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Al thu other tssles thrvashsaf
wsysFhssussr hall msmbs<s ~
ths Y.wcA board ~ili act -
hn~sssses
Members ~ the interpretation
and Asmber~bIp committees -
tina f.W.cA. are ln charge ~ ar
r.nssmsnts for Tuesdays iun<h-
son. ~tth hrs , r. ruiisasf snd
Mrs Guy vsisso~ ~ ehsirm~o.
assisted ny Mrs Arthur Walker.
Mrs W. n West. nss l.. \. Tub
IA. Mrs. George s@mpis. hra 4.
y. pripp~ Mrs. =. ?. Hart Mrs
~. v Hoover. Mrs. Prank Ms<i<ils
san. Miss Eshsl cottsr. Mrs. pna-
aid rTsEs ~. Mr. James n ~
an. Mrs STANLEY shs~ asd Mis-
III. Bennett. general s~erstHry u
tina Tacoma r.w.cA- Reservs-
sions siil b~ accepted until rse.
-. ana may ~ made ~ oaiilng
ths rW.cA.. nrsaAd~sv sfst.
Al ~smsn interested are sss1lxIly
snvitsd u stfsnd.
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Mrs. Wahlers Honors
Miss Hasselbach

Mrs. Carl wshiers sns~rtsinea
Monday ~v~ning st q nnisx<ilsnsa~ss
shower in honor ~ Misz Mary isns
HssAsIk@ch. her niece. ~ho~s -.
sasemsnt h Mr. Verne A. rsffln
was recently announced ~ heF
parents. Mr. and Mrs Melville
Downs - Tseoma-
Ths rooms we're decorated In =
Hslsntins motif and ninistors red
hearts. on which ~ss written Verne
and Mary Jane. ssrs ,ls<d a. place
cards
CANES Ssrs played. fsvo~s Kosns
10 Mira Claude Brown. Mrs. Henry
wahisrs. Mrs. Melville Downs. nrs
Elsas Mcleod. Mrs. Edith Jseoss
s<sn. Ars. Harry Warner sn1 hlse
Pat Faffis
A ists saffst s1ppsr ~ss SERVED
from q lace covered cloth ~hlen
as esatsfsa sfth = large vsien-
the hssrt.shsped esks. Raj Ispsss
I'D pussy willows formed ths esn-
ierpises During the evening ths
erids-sisef s.s PROVIDED sith msay
Eifts for hss ns~ hoase
Guests laels1sd hesdamss Henry
"shlsfs. Claude Brown. k<lysiss
Downs. Harry wafner. kdtfh
Jacobson Eisls hef<od Earth
Farrin Clarence Marker. George
blanchard. hiss Pat Farns ard
hias Helen Yarns
Mrs. wahlers sax ASSISTED 1sar-
sns ths evening ~ Mrs. Blanchard
ard Mrs. Marker.
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Mrs. bUchen 10 Entertain
Woman's Study Club

Mr. , ~ Kitisr. president If
Tacoma Womsn's Study ciub. zill
presids over a brief business 49,
sion preceding the program ~ the
home u Mn. Arthur J. Buehen.
zL2 50. Tacoma ave. az 80 On
Tuesday afternoon. The hostess
viii review the book. There shall
Be- No Night" BY Robert sher-
wood. a tea and social hour viii
follow the program
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Guild Names
New Officers
81. AIMS Group ~ Christ
Church Plans Activities

Officers were named re
Gently by members of st
AIMS guild. a group oi
young women OF Christ Epis'
eopal church. Mrs. Hugo
Metzler. jr.. Ia president Of
the group and will guide &C
Invites for the year. assisted
by Mrs. Victor Vine. vice
president; Mrs. Karl Richard.
son, secretary. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Finnegan. treasurer.
Mrs. Neither appointed Mrs
Samuel Couch program chairman
and Mrs. Harry y. Miller 10 chair.
man II tho nursery school ~ fhs
church, the guilds principal prob
sct.
Mrs. frederick Names. b.. wss
selected chairman ~ the member
snip committee. Mrs Flnnegsn.
budget chairman. and Mrs. Vine.
tsiephons and publicity.
The fir-s affair sponsored by ~
AIMS guild for the coming SEA
son w4li h. a benefit bridge tea
N April.
Comprising the group. young
rnatrona and 0fher rnetnhrr. AZ
Christ church. are Miss Barbars
Rothsrmsi. hrs stuart WEIGH.
Mrs.. Hugo Neither. jr. Mrs o. IL.
WALKER. Mrs Victor o. VIM. Mr.
Kari Richardson. Mrs Frsdsriek
Haines. gr- Mrs.. Harry 2. Miller.
Mrs. =. w. White. Mr.. samuei
Couch. Mrs.. Richard Allen. Mr.
Charles Nicholson Mrs hssries
Finnsgan. Mrs. Fenton Sherwood
and Mrs Walter sNanson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Glass Unit TO Meet
With Mrs. Grove tuesday

Unit No. l, National Early
American Glass club, will meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. J. T. Grove, 622
No. State st.
Mrs. st. John Umbrite. Of Rich
rnond Beach. will be the speaker.
using for her topic "old Quilts"
which she will Illustrate with
quilts from her large collection.
Mrs. L. M. Bullen il in charge
~ the program. The meeting will
b preceded by no-host luncheon at
Ne Y. ". c. A. at 1890.
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hclesns Receive Coo9fssv-
lsiions on Daughters Birth

Mr.. snd Mrs.. Donald 7. Mclean
Ruth hcL<znl are receiving con
CALCULATIONS on the birth u their
frat child. a daughter. Feb. 9. IN
St JOssph's hospital she has been
named Marcia Ann. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mclean
~ Tacoma and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid W. Mclean Of PaSca
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Mrs. Peers 70
Open Home tuesday

Members Of Fircrest Garden
elub will meet Tuesday evening
~ the home NJ Mrs O. s. Peers.
Roll call will hs answered With the
psrss ~ seeds or bulbs which are
~ he started IN hot beds or cold
frames.
Mrs. M. c. Gansen will prepare
and give = talk on that subject.
The organizations anniversary
will be celebrated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Horticultural Department
VIII Meet on Tuesdsy

Members 81 ths hortleultursi -.
partnsnt ~ the Tacoma Garden
elub VII meet Sdfh Ma nobr
BlackSei. us Na. ssh q - 10
o'einek Tuesday morning Ma
N heEiroy. Mrs. : ~ Hs~ilnss
and nra Ksymon1 TAR Nill talk
On the culture Of csmsiiAs. szsis4s
and rhododendfona
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Mr.. and Mrs. WorIey
Receive Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Wor-
ley are receiving congratulations
on the birth of daughter. kath-
leen Marie, on Feb. Is. at Tacoma
General hospital. The little girl is
the first child and the first grand
child of Mr.. and Mrs. jay c.
Whidden OF Tacoma. Other grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
sundberg. also of this city. Mrs.
Louise Brown. the baby's great
grandmother, is also sharing in
the felicitations.
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Marx Fiftiefh
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shepherd
Of Pc Ell celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary at their
home Feb. 3. They were married
in Hartford. Iowa, and have been
Pc Ell residents for 30 years.
Their seven children. Is grand
children and two great grandchil-
dren honored them at a party.
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Mrs. Ford 10 Entertain
Study Club

Members ~ sobsfbsn stn6y
ehsb ~lli gather Monday afternoon
II 2 o'eioek ~ the horne ~ Mrs.
Morris 2. Ford. Psrkisnd Ths
program Slii BE- presented ~ Ars
Harold siausiand and wili Be bsssd
on the religious life Of the men
IN the armed services. Mrs. sique-
lands husband Il Major siquelsnd.
a post chaplain at Fort Lswis.
Mrs.. Clifford Olson viii preside
At the meeting.
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Mrs. Lynn Will Entertain
AT Annual Affair Tuesday
Ladies OF kiwsns TO Hear Annual Reports AZ
Luncheon Which Retiring Board viii Arrange

The spacious home of Mrs c. O. Lynn at 702 No c ST.
will be opened TO members of the Ladies of Kwans for
their annual February luncheon Tuesday afternoon at IL 30
which the hostess first president of the organization has
each year. Board members. with Mrs. Arthur copeland
the recording secretary chairman will be hostess for
the afternoon.
Regularly the meetings of the group held Mon
day but since many will observe Washngons birth
day Monday the affair has been held until Tuesday.
n
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Other members of the board
who will assist are Mrs. Philip
Grueger. president. Mrs. Harvey
Scofield. vice president. Mrs. Ed
win Clark, treasurer. Mrs. William
Lyness. corresponding secretary,
Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs. Alvin
Rhode and Mrs. J. y. Burkey.
members at large and Mrs. Fred
srick Dean, jr.. junior past presi-
dent.
During Me afternoon Mayor
Harry p. Cain Will b< presented.
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Mrs. Miller 10
Entertain Gsrden Club

Nrs Wilson A Miller viii en-
terrain members n Madison Gar.
den club a. luncheon Tuesday
afternoon a. her horns. ss34 10.
Lawrence st Mrs q J. Tofh "a
planning ths business meeting.
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Notable Visitor VIII Be
Honor Guest at Luncheon

Mm Mary oirsmsn Wn spssL = Y.W.c.A 1sssdsy
On "Wsmsn In Work AHsiss" Nh. shsw WI pvo1I6s
A person notable In the world Of modern wonoe. Mtoe
Mary Dingman viii bs guest Of bonor end speo1er -
luncheon Tuesday At i2is in Weysrhssuser hail. r. ~ G ~
when presidents and members Of local woen onn|1nke1e
will gather to hear her speak Women In Wor4 Af(nsn
Mius Dnsman representing the national T. W. C. A. haart
has lived abroad for - years. serving In such great en
Of the world London Geness. Shanghai And Haxe- M
has served In China with Madame Chang ksk0hok ~
Child Labor commission Of Shanghai and during the rut
world organized activities for thouaands u vemm
throughout Europe
Al Tuesdays luncheon Mrs. Stanley shaw Win prsnkts.
and others WIN have been invited ~ u The hend t11
include Mrs Edgar Dodds, Mrs o. O. EIIis. Mn nodrie
Harry Cain. Mrs. A. s~syze Mr.. bruce Netson. Mn
Roger Chase and Miss Ella Bennett.
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n sa<stie~ - ~ i,nusnrpn
rsss~a@y. No psssaAs ~ nene
sts~r spp~arss>ss 1uslso ~ ~
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