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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Party Celebrates
10th Anniversary
For Harnanns'

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hamann
were guests of honor Saturday
night at party in the Elm-st home
of her mother, Mrs. Josephine
Cipiti, celebrating their 10th we'd
ding anniversary. Co hostesses
were Mrs. Hamann's sisters, Mrs.
Gerald Colantonio of Detroit and
Mrs. Charles Cutcher, and her aunt,
Mrs. Michael Cinicola of Gibson
burg. Climaxing social evening
during which the honored guests
received nice gifts, Mrs Cipiti's
famous speciality of pizza was Serv-
ed.
The group included Mssrs. and
MesdameS Emil Dohnal and Ronnie
of Cleveland, Michael Cinicola of
Gibsonburg, Gerald Colantonio of
Detroit, William Hamann and Judy
William Kozlok, Arthur Mefferd,
Tony Cipiti, Santo Cipiti, Charles
Cutcher, Tom Patchett, Miss Rose
mary Cipiti, Mrs. Jennie Chaffin,
and Mrs. Josephine Cipiti. Unable
to attend were Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
bert Hamann, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Zbrizney, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Hammond.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
GAMMA OMEGA

Scenery for the annual Valentine
Ball was discussed along with other
plans for the sororitys' largest
event of the year at a meeting OF
Gamma Omega Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, last Thursday.
The girls have been working
diligently on the scenery; using
the club room every night possible
for painting and designing. And
reservations are radiply being
made.
Interesting programs were given
by Beverly Mackey on Voice and
Vocabulary Reflect the Inner
You" and Betty Ayers on "You
and Your Audience" The re
mainder of the evening was spent
working on scenery for the dance
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Garden Club Plans
Campaign Against
"Litterbugs"

Sixteen members of the Port
Clinton Garden Club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Alexander.
During the business meeting,
which was conducted by Mrs. Fred
Elsele, president, plans were dis
cnSsed for the Litter Bug" cam
palgn which is to be conducted
this spring.
The roll call was conducted by
Mrs. Van Worse and the questions
and answers relative to Soil and
Fertilizers proved most interest
ing. The program was an outstand-
ing paper on Flower Arrange
ment in the House" by Mrs. Adolph
Frazier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Scout Court Of Honor Marks Catawba
Parent Teacher Association Meeting

Boy Scout Court of Honor pre-.
ceded the regular business meet.
ing of PTA Thursday evening at
the CataWba Island School. Presi-
dent, Mrs. John FariS introduced
Gordon Rathbun, neighborhood
commissioner who introduced the
Catawba Scout leaders and com.
mittees as follows: Troop Com
mittee; James Thierry, chairman,
George Oravec and Charles Davis;
Scoutmaster John Dallen; assistant
Scoutmaster Albert Hunter; Ray
Evans and Harold Danklefsen;
William Rofkar, County Advance
ment Committee; Robert Kyle In
stitutional Representative.
DIR. Kenneth Carter presented
second class rank to Dennis Zelms,
Larry Noblit, Richard Kline, Jerry
Vess, Michael Plumer, Thomas
Bergman and Michael Fall. Gary
Rathbun received his first class
rank. Albert Davids and DR.. Van
Alta, Cub Scoutmaster and assist
ant, conducted the WebeloS Cere-
mony for Ray Evans, Jr., Tom
Cooper and Larry Rickner who
were awarded their badges. Mr..
Rofkar closed the Court of Honor.
Mrs. Faris opened the business
meeting and Mrs. Carl Clark, chair
man of the Bazaar to be held at
the school March II announced
committees as follows: Food, Mrs.
Richard Rice; baked goods, Mrs.
Carl Schultz; needlework Mrs.
Ralph Lynch; fishpond, Mrs. Ralph
Lynch; miscellaneous BOOTH Mrs.
Rowland Wenzel; candy, Mrs. Carl
Weiwandt; door prize Mrs. Peter
Paulus; tickets Mrs. Jacobsen;
posters Mrs. Elizabeth Fall, and
bingo Harold Danklefsen and Fred
Pluckhorn. The Budget and Fl
nance committee Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Clari, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dankle-
fson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pluck
horn and DR.. and Mrs. Peter Pau
lus will all assist in making the
bazaar a success.
Mrs. Sam Plumer, program chair
man, announced that speaker
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

yellow with three tall tapers and
dainty flowers in a glass candel-
abra. Small tablets, rulers and cray
ons, as well as cakes made to rep
resent States, completed the theme.
The nut cups were in yellow and
the napkins had yellow leaves on
them
Mrs. John Hrupcho decorated the
October table, using the Halloween
theme Cats, witches and pumpkins
graced the table and the napkins
were typical for that month.
Mrs. B. E. Welty, had pretty fall
leaves decorating the November
table. Orange and brown was the
color scheme and the cake was
aslow with birthday candles. Corn
and pumpkin candies surrounded
the cake, appropriate for harvest
time.
Mrs. Leslie f. Meyer decorated
the December table in red and
green for Christmas. Holiday greet
ings graced the center of the table
and tall green tapers were used.
Following the dinner group sing
ing was enjoyed led by John Belk-
nap, Mrs. Duane Adams at the
piano. Mrs Verda jenkins and
Beth Hrupcho we're presented gifts
in honor OF their birthdays, which
fell on Tuesday Other gifts were
given to Mrs. Elizabeth Rinehart,
87 oldest person present, and Kim
alec Wahlers, 10-months, youngest
person present.
The evenings entertainment was
Boy Scout Court of Awards, con-
Quoted by Scout Troop 369, which
is sponsored by the Episcopal
Church. The Rev. p. M. Blanken-
ship, rector, spoke briefly and in
troduced F. A. Bnoner of Oak Har-
Dor, chairman of advancement com
mittee for Boy Scouts for Ottawa
County. Mr.. Boomer assisted the
boys in their demonstrations and
conducted the court.
Tenderfoot awards we're given to
James Strause, Gilbert Newton,
Gerald King and Gene Burnham.
Charles Nissen presented these a.
wards.
Tommy Carstens was given an
award for patrol leader and Barry
Cover and Jay Black, assistant pa
troll leaders. C. Alton Cover gave
out these awards. A den chief card
was given Alan Osborn by his
father, H. E. Osborn, who is neigh
borhood commissioner for the
troop.
The program was closed by the
Scouts, under the leadership of
Frank Carstens, Scout Master.
Mrs. Frank Carstens was general
chairman of the delightful social
function. She was assisted by Mrs.
julius Rosiar, dining room chair
man and Mrs. R. r. Roose and Mrs.
VIM. Wahlers, co-chairman of the
kitchen committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
18th ANNIVERSARY

Police Officer and Mrs. Loren
Hendrix celebrated their fifteenth
(15th) wedding anniversary last
Friday evening, with a delightful
party in their home. Dancing and
social diversions were enjoyed and
refreshments served. The honored
couple received a lovely gift.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam KeeSor, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Faust, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl LIE
Week, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rosiar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Berkowitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MaSingy Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Stefanacci.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Is MAE SiiAL

Gail Seymour, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett E. Seymour of
Put-in-Bay, has been chosen one
of the senior marshals for bacca-
laureate-commencement service at
Andrews School for Girls at Will.
loughby on Sunday, Feb. IL. One
girl is selected from each of the
six vocational departments of the
school, and Gail represents the art
department. Gowns worn by the
marshalS are designed and made
by the clothing department and
traditionally the design is a close
ly guarded secret Gail is senior
class president. Members of the
graduating class return to the An.
drewS campus after successfully
completing six months employment
in their chosen field, or attending
the college of nurses training
school of their choice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
ELITE CLUB

ELITE CLUB
Members of the Elite Club held
their final party of the round
Wednesday, Feb. /, with Mrs. Edna
Christensen as hostess.
The ladies played cards at the
Christensen home in the after
noon with Mrs. C. w. Kuckert
holding high score and Mrs. Bertha
Woner, second.
The group enjoyed dinner at the
Island Hotel and returned to Mrs.
Christiansens for games of cards
during the evening. Mrs. Kuckert
again held high score and Mrs.
Mae Marshal Loder, second.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Elmer Clemons entertain
ed her bridge club Monday even
ing Mrs. Bert Klein was sub
stitute player,
High north-south scores were
held by Edna Mackey and Mrs.
Harmon Reed. High east-weSt
scores were held by Mrs. Elmer
Clemons and Mrs. Leo Glickman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
HAS CLUB

Mrs. Lloyd Marx was hostess to
her bridge club Wednesday even
ing, Feb. /. Substitute players
were Mrs. Jack Mizener, Mrs. Ken
meth Gluth, Mrs. Charles Ander-
sen, Jr., Mrs. Evelyn Beam, and
Mrs. Lawrence Richey.
Mrs. Richey held high score and
Mrs. Richard Boldt, second
Mrs. Dennis McDaniels will en-
tertain the group in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
SO CIRCLE

Eighty-Eight Circle met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. STEM
sen Petersen.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Her
bert Thompson and the roll call
was an exhibit of old jewelry and
silver. Mrs. H. B. Karshner gave
a talk on Antique Jewelry and
Mrs. Adolph Frazier on Antique
end Present Day Silver.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
MISSION SOCIETY

The Women's Missionary Society
of st. Johns Lutheran. Church met
Feb. l. Devotions were led by
Mrs. Fred Brindley; a business
meeting was conducted and Intern
Paul Long was guest speaker.
Hostess committee was Mrs. Le-
land Bell, chairman, Mrs; Ernest
Below, Mrs. Phoebe Cover and
Mrs. Maybelle CarstenS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
VALENTINE PARTY

Oak Ridge Guild committee have
completed plans for the benefit
Valentine dance and card party to
be held at the Fremont Moose
Temple Friday, February 10, pro-
ceeds to assist Guild activities at
Oak Ridge sanatorium. Dancing
will be from pm. to / am. to
the music of Louis Burkett's or
chestra. Grand March will begin
promptly at 9 o'clock. Cards will
be played on the balcony over
looking the dance floor from $3.50
pm. with door and table prizes
to be awarded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Society News
St. Thomas Church Has Annual Birthday
Dinner With Beautiful Tables Arranged


the parish of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church gathered in the Guild Hall
Tuesday evening to enjoy their an
nual birthday dinner. AS is the
custom, guests sat at tables accord
ing to the month of their birth,
there being twelve beautifully dec
Grated tables.
People celebrating birthdays in
January ate their dinner from a
table cleverly decorated by Mrs.
julius Rosiar in the snow man
theme. A large snow man cake
centered the table and smaller
snow men decorated nut cups as
place favors. Bouquets of red car
nations and red candles added a
note of color to the beautiful table.
The February table was pretty
with heart and flower decorations.
A lovely cake, decorated with
roses, graced the center of the
table. There we're bouquets OF
flowers in heart shaped vases and
red heart Valentines. Mrs. Richard
Semon and Mrs. T. P. Finefrock
were responsible for this table.
Mrs. Duane Adams decorated the
March table and it was beautifully
done in green and the St. Patrick's
Day theme. Small green pixie
vases of flowers and Green candles,
as we'll as two green frosted cakes,
served as center pieces. Sham
rocks and green nut cups and nap
kins completed he lovely table.
Mrs. Andrew Hudac and Mrs.
VIM. Wolf decorated the table for
April birthdays. Children'S obs and
abs could be heard as they gazed
wide-eyed at this table. In the
center stood big Easter bunny,
which had been made out of cot
ton by Mrs. Hudec.. Mrs. Bunny"
was complete with her flower
trimmed Easter bonnet and cor
sage. Large green nests with color
ed and candy eggs were at each
end of the table, with pink tapers
providing a soft glow of light. The
place favors were Easter baskets
of candy eggs and the fluffy white
cake completed the array.
The May table was prettily dec
Grated with pink and green May
poles, delicate colored nut cups and
a cake with pink and green floral
decorations. Mrs. John Black and
Mrs. oliver True decorated that
table.
June's table carried different
theme this year. Instead of gradua-
ton or June weddings, as in pre-
vious years, it honored Fathers
Day. A sports theme was carried
. out with golf clubs, fishing equip
ment, etc. The napkins had fish
design and the nut cups had a
candy cigarette on the side. The
cake said Happy Fathers Day"
and tall green candles graced the
ends of the table. Mrs. Harvey
Snider decorated the table.
Red, white and blue was the
color scheme for the July table,
which Mrs. Curtis Steffens decorat-
ed. A flag decorted the cake and
big bows of three-colored ribbon
dressed up the candle holders.
Crepe paper streamers of red and
blue on the white table cloth COM
pleted the decorations.
Summer flowers were beautifully
arranged on the August table. The
cake was topped with paper and
gum drop flowers and the place
favors were Black-eyed suSanS
made of the same materials. Four
white tapers completed the pretty
decorations which were made by
Mrs. r. E. Reynolds.
Back to school was the theme lJr
the September table. Mrs. Richard
Alexander and Mrs. HI. E. Osborn
decorating. The center piece was in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
EOD WOMEN CLUB

The regular monthly meeting of
the Erie Ordnance Depot Women's
Club met last Wednesday night at
the Officers Open Mess. Mrs. Tom
Inscoe entertained the group with
colored slides of Alaska.
Introduced as new members to
the club were Mrs. George H.
Walter, Jr., Mrs. William Sartor
and Mrs. John Dooley of the depot,
Mrs. Julius A. Stark, and Mrs. Rus
sell Hewitt, of Camp Perry, and
Mrs. Hal Heist of Oak Harbor.
Chairmen for the Standing Com
mittees for this year we're appoint
ed. They are Mrs. J. L. Holley,
Jr., Entertainment; Mrs. v. H.
Christensen, Hospitality; Mrs. Tom
Inscoe, Ways and Means; and Mrs.
L. E. Valance, Publicity.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses Mrs. Charles Hawker,
Mrs. Harold Scott, Mrs. David Nc
Namara and Mrs. Howard Ostling.
Door prizes awarded at theend
of the evening went to Mrs. Heist
and Mrs. Valance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
X of p CELEBRATE

Knights of Pythias will have
dance and box social this Saturday
night in the Pythian Temple, locat-
ed above Port Clinton Hardware
Store, as part of the orders nation
wide observance of the 92nd an
niversary of its founding.
Ladies are asked to bring box
dinner for two and be at the hall
by 7 pm. Dancing and cards will
follow auctioning of the boxes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
DANCE GIVEN

Local 178, USAPWA AF'L CIO,
will sponsor a pre-Lenten dance
this Saturday at Danbury Township
School. Music will be furnished by
the Four Kings of Swing, and
dancing is from pm. to l am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

DAV AUXILIARY

D.AV. Auxiliary will have meet
ing Monday, Feb. 13 at American
Legion Home on Monroe ST. Re
freshments will be pot luck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

from the Bureau of Red Cross
speakers will speak at the next
PTA meeting March 1 and an in
teresting movie on Red Cross work
will also be shown.
She also announced that the first
five grades will present a musical
program under the direction of
their teacher Mrs. Lee Bracken on
February 21St.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
PINOCHLE CLUB

Mrs. Wayne Fleming was hostess
to members of her pinochle club
Monday evening. Mrs. Alton Lam
bert held high score and Miss
Gladys Dubbert, low.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. James Hop
finger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
FORTNIGHTLY

FORTNlGHTLY
Fortnightly Club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Holzhauer. The program
theme was glass and Miss Nellie
Camper gave paper on Magic
of Glass"
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
POST OFFICE URGES EARLY
CHRISTMAS MAILING

Raw w. Jones, Manteo Post
master offers the following timely
hint: to shop early and nail early,
will be of great help during the
Christmas mail rush.
at is requested that all mail be
addressed fully and clearly" he
says. "Do not abbreviate as this
might confuse clerk. Be certain
that a return address is printed in
the upper left corner of parcel or
letter to prevent undelivered mail
ending up at the dead letter Of
flee. Be sure parcels are well
packed and securely wrapped in
strong containers that will not
break open in transit. Gifts such
as china, glass, radios, musical in
struments, etc., should be marked
fragile and when extra delicate
also mark Fragile" outside mail.
ENSURE parcels, register your
letters of real value, where only
proof of delivery is required for
letter use certified mail.
"Do not mail cash in any Christ
mas gift. For safety first use
check or money order.
"Other information on postal
matters can be obtained at the
local Post Office from any postal
employee"
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
GREAT SUCCESS SHOWN
REPORTS AT PTA MEET
HATTERAS HIGH SCHOOL

At the November meeting of the
Cape Hatteras Parent Teachers
Association, an inspirational devo-
tional was given by the Rev. B. E.
Bingham, pastor of the Kinnakeet
Methodist Church, who chose as his
subject "Mary Hath Chosen the
Better Part" The president, Mrs.
Velma Stowe, presided over the
business session and the minutes
of the October meeting were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Vienna Bar
nette, and approved. The secretary
read communications which were
received, by the president concern
ing the. workshop which is to be
held at New Bern January 14-17.
It was unanimously agreed that q
delegate should be sent by the
sP.T.A.
Mrs. Blanche Midget gave the
report for the membership, COM
mittee, stating that there were 95
paid members. She also asked FOR
reports from the members of this
committee at Avon and Hatteras.
The hospitality committee an
nounced that at the December
meeting there would be a covered
dish supper following a short
business session.
Mr.. Lingle, the principal, ex-
pressed his gratitude to the P.T.A
for a successful Halloween party
He also thanked Mrs. Paula John
son for her wonderful contribution
in preparing the delightful skit
which was given by the school
children and others. Mr.. Lingle
then made motion for the P.T.A,
to raise funds to buy 10 type
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
DARE LIBRARY RECEIVES
LARGE GIFT OF BOOKS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thompson. Recently
Moved to Manfeo. Donate More
Than 80 Volumes

The library has recently re-
ceived a generous gift of over so
books from Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Thompson of Manteo. All are well
come additions, in excellent condi-
tion and by popular writers. A
few classics, such as Tolstoy's
"War and Peace" and Dickens
"Bleak House" are in beautiful
formal. The librarians hope to
have them ready soon for the pub
lie.
Among the new books already
available is the popular "Me Pap
oose Sitter" by Hall. It is the
story of nineteen-year-old teach
er from England in a small Indian
settlement in Ontario. Those who
have already read it say it is hilar-
iously funny. Another interesting
book is Kaneko's "Manjiro, the
Man Who Discovered America" /"
This shipwrecked sailor was
brought to America but defied the
death sentence to return to Japan
where he aided in Westernizing his
country at the time of the Com
modore Perry episode. Magic,
Myth, and Medicine" by Atkinson
has moments of lightness, drama,
and high tragedy in an account Of
medical history. Goodbye to Uncle
Tom" by Furnas is provocative,
timely exploration of misconcep-
tions concerning the Negro. "Man
Under the Sea" by Dugan has a
wealth of information about un-
derwater exploration. Two volumes
of Rowse's set on Elizabethan
England are now in the library.
The latest, "The Expansion of
Elizabethan England" shows this
period is the embyro of our mod
ern times. passionate Search" by
Crompton is the story of Charlotte
Bronte's relationships with her
family and friends.
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
BAD NEWS FOR BUS LINE;

BAD NEWS FOR BUS LINES
is expected to decrease
on bus lines. The supreme court
rules this week that laws segregat-
ing races on buses are unconstitu-
tional. The case arose out of the
Alabama case where negroes boy
cotted buses. Governor Coleman of
Mississippi says his state will dis
regard the ruling. Officials in
North Carolina say there will be
no change in the present system.
The coastland times., 1956-11-16

LOSES APPEAL - DIR. Samuel
Sheppard of Ohio who slew his
80 year old wife two years ago,
while he was infatuated with a
nurse, has lost his appeal from
the 10-year to life sentence.
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
SAM DAVIS BACK HOME
ON WAY TO FLORIDA

Sam N. Davis of Wanchese, one
of the community's favorite sons,
has been home this week visiting
Mrs. Evelyn Davis, his stepmother,
and his sister, Miss Beatrice Davis
at Wanchese. He has retired after
81 years of service with the U. 5.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, leav-
ing Washington this week, en- route
to st. Petersburg, Fla. where he
and Mrs. Davis will make their
home in retirement. He is accom-
panied here by Mrs. Davis, who is
native of Indiana. He has never
lost interest in, nor failed to make
frequent visits to his old home.
Mr.. Davis rose to rank of COM
mander in the Navy during the war
when he served in the South Pa
cific and other distant assignments.
Most of his peace time service with
the Coast Survey has been on the
Pacific coast, with stint in Alas
ka and another in Florida among
the many places which kept him
away from home so long. He left
home in 1917 and put in a couple Of
years at Aberdeen, Md. and Hope
we'll, Va. on wartime projects be-
fore joining up with the coast sur
vey. He is brother of l. P. Davis,
now welfare supt. in Hertford
County.
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
1877 EAST CAROLINA SENIORS
FINISH STUDENT TEACHING

Greenville.-Slated to complete
this month work as participants
in East Carolina Colleges fall stu
dent teaching program are 127 SEN
iors, according to Director J. l..
Oppelt of the college Bureau Of
Student Teaching and Placement.
Approximately 40ao of them are
teaching in the elementary grades.
Others are teaching various sub
jects in high schools.
Seniors from Dare County who
are taking part in the student
teaching program and preparing
themselves for careers in education
include Helen L. Mann, Manteo,
and Mrs. Shirley D. Murray, Wan
chese,
The coastland times., 1956-11-16
REBEKAHS POSTPONE
SUPPER FOR ODDFELLOWS

A postpohement has been an
nounced by Rebekah Lodge No. 81
of Manteo, for the supper that
had been planned for Oddfellows
and their wives. Arrangements
will be made at an early date for
this supper, and announcement
will be made.
A meeting of the Lodge will be
held Monday night, November
10th, and all the ladies are urged
to attend. The lodge is growing,
and there will be further enlarge
ment of membership next month,
according to Mrs. Hilda Francis,
Recording Secretary.