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PAGE THREE THE ELWOOD CALL-LEADER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1940 News And Notes From Social Circles Sarah Ellen Williams Has Birthday Party Miss Sarah Ellen Williams entertained at a birthday party at her home at 408 Norta Fifth Where Are They Phone Tour Items to 65 or 66 Miss Talbert Is Guest At Party Miss Joan Talbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Talbert, of Gary, formerly of Elwood, was the guest of honor at a surprise party in honor of her eiifhttenth birthday given in that city last Saturday evening at the Talbert home by Misses Emma Spurr and Bonnie O'Leaiy. Decqrations of red and white were used in, the entertaining rooms and the Valentine theme was carried out in the refreshments. John Rustic, and Leon -and Economics Clubs Meet Thursday Members of the Ellen H.

Richards and Dundee Home Economics Club will be guests of the Duck Creek Home Economics Club at a meeting at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Julian's music hall. Miss Ruth Wimer, county home demonstration agent, will give a talk on, "Buying of Hosierv," and the roll ca'l response wi( bi, A Healf.h Rule I Practite Regularly." Members of all clubs are invited to be present. Legion Auxiliary To Have Party Memb rs of the Legion Auxiliary and their guests will be entertained at a Washington party at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Fitch Coop r. 1301 Smith street.

The hostess will be assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Rex Cooper. Julia Orth, Mrs. 1 a i Walker, and Mrs. Edward Bon- ham.

All members and their guests are cordially invited to be present. B. U. Club Will Meet Tomorrow Mrs. J.

P. Shinn will be hostess to the B. U. Club at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her home at 2312 North street. All members are invited.

Calendar Club Will Meet Justice Home An all -day meeting of the Calendar Club will be held tomorrow with Mrs. C. Justice at her home in West Elwood. It is requested that all members be present. Starlite Club Will Meet Tanijrht Mr.

and Mrs. Oris Kleyla. -siding at 614 South street, will enl-rtain the members of te Starlite Chb at 6:30 o'clock th's fvoning. All members are cordially invited to attend. lA PRICE PERMANENT WAVE SALE Dellinger and Melvin Strader, Miss Dorothy Dellinger and Melvin Strader, Miss Dorothy Del-linger and Walter McDanieL Miss Jeanette Hurd and Dale Smith, Miss Joanne Summers and Robert McCan, Miss Noralee Noland end Bill Davies.

Miss Betty Ellen Rhodes and Ralph Starkey, Miss Ellen Bruning and Charles Keller, Miss June Havens and James Parrish, Miss Margaret Hoose and Harold Berry, Miss Elizabeth Sage and Merle Wann, Miss Martha Nell Scott and Adelma Bell Miss Leonora Nelder and Ted Lander, Miss Alice Bambrough and Kent Dawson, Miss Jean Skinner and Robert Moore, Miss Ro sella Bauby and Leroy Barmas. Miss Gretch-en and David Ross, Miss Lucille Johns and Lowell Lehr, Miss Joanne Williams and Robert Davis, Miss Margaret Jean Ren-ner and Rex Dunlao, Bill Dan-ner. Horace Lewis, Fred Brown, Gus Demos, Bill NageL, Ralph Collier, Gene Whetstone, Robert Balser, Fred Vanness, James Burger, and Miss Mary Louise Porter: K. A. B.

Club Meets At Schmidt Home Mrs. George Schmidt, residing at 2025 North A street, entertained the members of the K. A. B. Club yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Harold Williams, Mrs. Morris Rockafellar, Mrs. Francis Foland, and Mrs, Dtle Webb were guests. Favors were awarded to Mrs.

Frank Rockafellar, first; Mrs. Grover Reichart, second; Mrs. Morris Rockafellar, guest, and Mrs. Virgil Foland, low. Members present were: Mrs.

Raiph Woodside3, Mrs. Virgil Foland, Mrs. Frank Rockafellar, Mrs. Josepn Bambrough, Mrs. Elmer Laycock, Mrs.

Grover Reichart, Mrs. Ray Smith, of Alexandria, tnd Mrs. Lloyd Foland, of Andtrson. The next meeting will be held March 5 with Mrs. Woodsides, 1334 South street.

Junior Coed Club Meets Monday The Junior Coed Club held its regular meeting Monday evening with Miss Martha Blair, 1021 North 3treet. Games and dancing were enjoyed following the business meeting. Refreshments were served to the following: Misses Anna Mae Hodson. Charlotte Perkins, Betty Mae Williams. Wiiletta Locke, Margaret Phagan, and Martha Blnir.

The next meeting will be in fnrm tf a nitrh-in SUODer- the East Main Street Christian Church. Gay Time Club Holds Meeting The Gav Time Club was enter tained at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Creagmile. Members present were: Mrs. Esther Daugherty, Mrs.

Helen Lee, Mrs. June Ann Reynolds, Mrs. Emma Beck, Mrs. Mabel Bauner, Mrs. Viola Yohe, Mrs.

Grace Essig, and Mrs. Sarah Coppock. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Coppock, 153014 Main street. Christian Home Builders Plan Rummage Sale Members of the Christian Home Builders Class of the East Main Street Christian Church who assist in preparing the rummage for the sale which will be held Friday at the city building, are asked to meet at the city building at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

The sale will be held from 7:30 until 3 o'clock Friday. The patronage of the public will be appreciated. R. C. C.

Club Will Be Entertained An all-day meeting of the R. C. C. Club will be held tomorrow with Mrs. William Butner, east of the city.

It is requested that all members be present. Must Do Part Elwood Economics Club Has Meeting Mrs. Wayne Hasecuster and Mrs. Alfred Masters were hostesses at the regular meeting of the Elwood Home Econoini" Club which was held yesterday afternoon at the pffice of the Indiana General Service Company. The president, Mrs.

Max Hurd, conducted the business session, and devotions were led by Mrs. H. C. Hadley. A talk on, "Teaching Children to Work and Save, and It's Dangers." was given by Mrs.

Jesse McCreary, and a general discussion followed. The meeting closed with the club creed. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Members present were: Mrs. F.

M. Hurd, Mrs. Max Hurd, Mrs. Jesse McCreary, Mrs. Mary Ray, Mrs.

Wayne Hasecuster, Mrs. Margaret Lineberry, Mrs. Alfred Masters, Mrs. H. C.

Hadley, and Miss Sarah Hadley. The next meeting will be in the form of a Guest Day session at me nome oi Mrs. Max nura, 1809 North street. Twice Four Club Is Entertained The Twice Four Club was entertained yesterday afternoon at tht home of Mrs. Hillard Haz-zard, 718 Main street.

Mrs. John Byus, was a guest. Bridge favors were awarded to Mrs. Howard Hennegan, first; Mrs. Donaldi Phillips, second, and Mrs.

John Parry, third. Members present were: Mrs. Harold Hennegan, Mrs. Forest Hull, Terry Gregg, Mrs. Howard Hennegan, Mrs.

John Parry, and Mrs. Donald Phillips. The next meeting will be held next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Hennegan, 1006 South street. Susanna Wesley Circle Meets At Ferris Home Members of the Susanna Wesley Missionary Circle of the Grace Methodist Church and their guests were entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

E. L. Ferris, 1520 Soulh street. The program for the afternoon was opened with a devotional oeriod led by Mrs. Agnes Drake.

Mrs. Athlene Clore reviewed the Missionary Record, and a talk on "Lincoln, was given by Mrs. Olive Locke. Mrs. Vallie DeWeese gave an encouraging address to the members on their work.

Guests of the circle were Mrs. Myerly, Mrs. Madonna Gable, and Mrs. Ruth Heller. Members present were: Mrs.

Vallie De. Weese, "Mrs. Dorothy laigotc, Mrs. Athlene Clore, Mrs. Agnes Drake, Mrs.

Lucille Reynolds, and Mrs. Cleva Carter. Mrs. Charbonnier Has Bridge Party Tuesday Mrs. William Charbonnier en.

tertained at a party la3t evening at her home at 2001 South street. Favors for high scores were awarded to Miss Anna first, and Miss Eileen Gavin, sec-wd. present were: Mrs. Tony Lewellyn, Mrs. Cedric Stack, M.

Milton Hobson, Mi3ses Anne Becker, Eileen Gavin, Dorothy Durham, Martha Yohe, and Rosemary Keller. Stet Club To Meet Oh. March 4 Members of the Stet Club are asked to take notice that the next regular meeting will be held on Monday evening, March 4, at the home of Miss Gertrude Lyst, north of the city. Loyal Workers Class Will Meet Friday Mrs. Minnie Bruce will entertain the Loyal Workers Class of the Grace Methodist Church at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening at her home at 1321 South street.

All members are cordially invited to attend. in New Utopia FOR LIMITED TIME REGULAR $2.00 WAVE REGULAR $3.50 WAVE REGULAR $5.00 WAVE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS AND GET YOUR EASTER PERMANENT EARLY Opha Cullom Beauty Shop 12214 S. Anderson St. Over Commons Drug Store Mary Stlne, Society Editor And I Circle Is Entertained Members and guests of the and Circl; of the First Methodist Church were entertained at a Washington Tea Tuesday after-noon at the home of Mrs. Robert Williamson, 1819 North street.

Mrs. S. Griffin, president, opened the meeting and the ladies singing, "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling." Devotions were led by Mrs. Earl Barton, who used Lenten Meditation as her theme, closing with prayer. Following a brief business session; the program was introduced by the chairman, Mrs.

Charles Beach. A splendid paper on the life of Mary Garden, prepared by Mrs. Milton York, was read. Mrs. L.

C. Robbins sang two numbers, "Sweethearts," from the Victor Herbert operetta of the same name, and "Beautiful Dreamer," "by Stephen Foster. Two delightful readings "Neighbors," and "If (Kipling) were given by Mrs. Charles Dawson. At the close of the program, tea was served in the dining room with Mrs.

Dawson presiding. Decorations in keeping with Washington's birthday were used in the appointments with a centerpiece of flags and candles gracing the table. Mrs. O. W.

Coxen, Mrs. House, of Aroma; Mrs. Robert Corwinj and Mrs. Kenneth Maddock were guests of the circle. Members present were: Mrs.

Charles Babbitt, Mrs. Earl Barton, Mrs. Charles Beach, Mrs. William Cain, Mrs. Clifford Carpenter, Mrs.

Charles Dawson. Mrs. Oliver Dipboye, Mrs. H. W.

Fitzpatrick. Mrs. E. S. Griffin, Mrs.

H. H. Haas, Mrs. H. S.

Halting, Mrs. Robert Hurd, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. L. C.

Robbins, Mrs. Harry Richeon, Mrs. Doris Shickley, Mrs. Charles Starr, Mrs. Wilbur Tipton, Mm.

B. F. Wesseler, Mrs. William Wickard, Mrs. S.

L. Yo-der, and the hostesses, Mrs. Robert Williamron and Mrs. E. S.

Griffin. Tri Kappas Have Dinner-Meeting Members of the Tri Kappa Sorority met last evening at the Hotel Sidwell for a dinner tit 7 o'clock, followed by the biennial inspection of the chapter with Miss Helen Whitcomb, of Shelby-ville, council vice-president, in charge. Mrs. Charles BrunsonMrs. Earl B.

Forney, and Miss 'Elizabeth Smith composed the committee in charge for the evening. The sorority's colors oL black and white were carried out in the attractive table appointments. Black tapers and bowls of white cut flowers were used as center pieces, with black and white dolls marking each place. A large model of the pin was used on the mantel. At 5:30 o'clock.

Mi3s Whitcomb met with the officers of the chapter at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ploughe, 517 South Anderson street. The regular inspection was held at the hotel following the dinner. A list of the members present with Miss Whitcomb included: Mrs. George Sellers, of Chetek, Mrs.

Durmond Wann, of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Floyd Breiten-bach, of Connersville; Mrs. Fred Frazier, Mrs. Ernest Gardner, Mrs. Floyd Harrold, Mrs.

Robert L. Jackley, Mrs. Carl D. Kantner. Mrs.

Roy Knopp. Mrs. Rolland Neese. Mrs. Frank Newcomer, Mrs, Ralph Ploughe, Mrs.

R. A. Rcircl Mrs. William Swift, Mrs. Paul Terwilliger, Mrs.

Fred Robertson, Misses Catherine Jeanne Albright, Lillian Baker, Charlotte Burns, Barbara Cox, Margaret Dickerson, Esta Filbey. Agnes Helms, Mary Kay Hig-bce, Eleanor Kidwell, Louise Kin-coid, Esther Koons, Vivian Lee-son, Harriet Lindley, Lepha Mc-Curdy, Wilda Striker, Gene Alice Theanders, jnd Wuanita Watkins. Senior Class Has Lean Year Dance The Senior 4A Class of the Elwood High School sponsored a Leap Year Dance last evening in the old high school gymnasium. During the evening, Miss Leoora NeldeT, who reigned as Prom Queen during 1939, 4 crowned Dale Smith as Leap Year King to reign during 1940. Mr.

Smith was elerted king by the girls of the junior and senior classes of the school. The Leap Year theme was carried out throughout the evening and music was furnish bv Merrill Foland's orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Riay Waymire, class snonsors, and Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Nelder were chaperones. Those present were: Misses Beitv Brown, Martha Nash, and Cynthia Demaree, teachers at the high school; Miss Phyllis Heath and Robert Robertson. Miss Jo Anne Short and Robert Moodv, Miss Mary Anne Wilson end Lewis Hickner, Miss Dorothy Liuse Otto Morris. Miss Dorothy Hook and Robert Wright.

Miss Eilen Wann and Melvin Grimme. Miss Kathleen McDan-iel and Raymond Bohlander Miss Jne Ann Wunder' and Lou's Limmeyer. Miss Josephine Idewiine and Pptv Cornel-ins, Mi Wanda Warner and Cmrira BM1. Mws Wiimfred Roop and Ernest RVHhart. Miss Lou'e Feber nd Bil'v Johnson.

Miss nioria Bell and Robert Ellis M.Ks Janis Kilrain and Jack Marshall, Miss Imogen Fairish end Vcirne Cvting, Miss (EscT street. A list of those precsent with the guest of honor included: Misses Patricia Hibst, Martha Laughlin, Betty J. Crouch, Em-majean Clyde, Joyce Ann Ro-mine, Marietta Parr. Mary Jane Ward, Geraldine Gillespie, Genevieve William. Sarah Anne Hirsth, Marie Man Catherine Gilbert, Elizabeth Rosemary Seibold, Mary Lou Carroll, Jacqueline St.

Clair. Doris Jean McMinn. Rosannc Manghelli, Mary Patricia Keller, end Carolyn Faulstich, and Char-k-s Carroll Williams. Energetic Workers Class Meets At Sosbe Home The Energetic Workers Class of the Gracs Methodist Church was entertained at the home of Miss Helen Sosbe. 1523 North street.

Devotions were led by Miss Ellen Hackett, following which games and refreshments were enjoyed. Thore present were: Miss Mary Quarks, a guest; Mrs. Gertrude Brown, the teacher; Misses Florence Carr, Mary Farr, Irma Jean Bauehcr, Ellen Hackett, Mary Ellen Arnold, Freda Stewart, Phyllis Hennegan, and Helen Sos be. N. C.

C. W. Will Meet At School Tonight A Valentine Tea and meeting will be enjoyed by the National Council of Catholic Women at 8:30 o'clock tonight at the school, following the regular services at the church. FahT N. C.

Huem--ner. pastor, Misses Marg-" Snyder and Margaret Garst will give talks as features of the program. Tea will be served at the close of the evening. All ladies of the parish are invited to attend. Ladies Of G.

A. R. Tea Is Tomorrow A George Washington Tea will be given for members of Adair Circle No. 47, Ladies of the G. A.

and 1 their guests at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma Long. 1114 South A street. All members are invited to come and to bring a guest. i aiit nr Couui ur J-! MOTHERS relievo misery I of colds exfernoly with I -wirifc I VAPORUB DoiiM 0 ELWOOD Mil Only feeling that Pure, in convenient six-bottle i I BOTTLED Priscilla Club Holds Meeting Mrs.

Emma H. Long was hostess t6 the members of the Priscilla Club yesterday afternoon at her home at 1114 South A street A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Members present were: Mrs. Cash Carter, Mrs. Clara Bogard-us, Mrs.

Fingal Theanders, Mrs. Alonzo Maudlin, Mrs. John Lyst, and Mrs. Harry Striker. The next meeting will be held on March 5 with Mrs.

Bogardus, 1108 Main street. Personal Mention Miss Delores Jeffries, of Mc- Keesport, left this morning for that place after a visit with relatives and friends here. Wally Beishsline, of Michigan City, was a business visitor here today. Lynn Scoville, of Butler, spent today in this city attending to business matters. Mrs.

Jessie Peck, former Ell-wood resident, is a patient at the home of her brother, Charles i Moore, in Muncie, following a fall in which she sustained torn ligaments in her left leg. She will be removed to Eaton soon. Arthur Osborn, of Marion, was a business visitor here today. D. M.

Shields, of Kokomo, was a visitor in this city today. Sigma Phi Gammas Enjoy Supper Members of the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority enjoyed a pitch-in supper last evening at the home of Miss Edna Stokes, 706 South street. During the business session, plans were discussed for a dance early in the Fall, but no definite date was named. Members present were: Mrs. Roy Bagley, Mrs.

Cecil Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Warren Young, Mrs. James Adams, Mrs. Raymond Wheatley, Mrs. Wayne Hicks, Mrs.

Donald Orbaugh, Mrs. Robert Harvey, Misses Alberta Becker, Edna Stokes, Veronica Crawley, Mary Broyles, Cledabeth Kightlinger, Irene Hurd, Josephine Sloan, and Eva Ford. The next regular meeting will be held next Tuesday evening with Miss Becker, 1623 South street. Daughters Of Rebekah Plan For Supper The Daughters of Rebekah held their regular meeting at the I. O.

O. F. homo1 last evening. Memorial services were conducted for Mrs. Elizabeth Todd Randall who died recently.

were made for a pitch -in supper which will be held on February 28 at the home for members of the Daugn. ters of Rebekah, the I. O. O. F.

and i'4iir families. The officers were in charge of the meeting last evening and refreshments were served. New Social Club Has Meeting The New Social Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Virgil Welch, 2004 North street. Favors were awarded to Mrs.

Charles Faucett. Plans were made for a pitch-in dinner and handkerchief shiwer which will be held next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jessie Neff, 122 '4 North Anderson stnet. Fine Arts Department Will Meet Monday The February meeting of the Fine Arts Department of the Elwood Department Club will be held at 7:30 o'clock next Monday evening at the home of Mrs. John Haynes, 951 Main street.

Miss Cleva Decker, Mrs. Ray Waymire, and Mrs. James Beavers will assist the hostess. The "Hall of Fame," program will be in charge of Mrs. Benjamin Arkin.

Members who are planning to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Weymire, phone 579-W. Silver Club Will Meet Thursday Mrs. Selmar Ballard will entertain the members of the Silver Club at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her home at 1516 South street. All members are invited.

Pleasure Hour Club To Meet Thursday The Pleasure Hour Club will be entertained at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ella Fahren on North Sixth street. An attendance of all the members is desired. Kappa Delta Phis To Meet Momday Mrs. Robert Montgomery and Mrs.

Thurston Evans will entertain the members of the Kappa Delta Phi Sorority at 7:30 o'clock next Monday evening st Lucille's Tea Room. Members are asked to make reservations by calling Mrs. Evans, phone 787, on Thursday, or by seeing Mrs. Montgomery on Friday. Sigma Alpha Chis To Have Rummage Sale Members of the Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority will hold a rummage ale at th? city building Saturday.

Members who have contri. but'ons are aked to leave them at (he city building Friday. The patronage of the public will be greatly appreciated. MEREDITH CAVAN Meredith Cavan, brother of Howard Cavan of Elwood and former Elwood resident, is at the present time engaged in the furniture business at San Diego, California. His address is 4793 Pan-aroma Drive.

Meredith was born at Hagers-town, Indiana, December 12, 1892. and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cavan.

He moved to Elwood with his parents when he was only a few months old. After he was graduated from the Elwood Senior High School, he went to work in the office at the American Works of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation where he was a clerk. Several years after he was graduated he moved to Indianapolis and was affiliated with a correspondence school. Later he returned to Elwood and was engaged in the clothing business for several years. In 1924 he moved to Gary and was in the clothing business there until 1936 when he went to Call fornia and became engaged in the furniture business.

He was married in Gary in 1936 and is the father of two children. During the time he was at Elwood, he was the Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge. At Gary he was the commander of the American Legion and at San Diego he was commander of the legion. Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Starlite Club Mr. and Mrs.

Oris Kleyla, 614 South street, 6:30 p. m. Westminster Club of Presbyterian Church Mrs. Albert Brier, 806 South Anderson street, p. m.

V. F. W. Auxiliary City building, 7:30 p. m.

National Council of Catholic Women St. Joseph's School, 8:30 p. m. THURSDAY B. U.

Club Mrs. J. P. Shinn, 2312 North street, 2 p. m.

Keeper of Flame Class of Christ ian Church Church, 6:30 p. m. Ladies of G. A. R.

Washington Tea, Mrs. Emma H. Long, 1114 South A street, 2 p. m. Ellen H.

Richards, Dundee Eco nomics, and Co-operative Club Julian music hall, 1:30 p. m. M. J. C.

Club Miss Ruth Herman, 1235 South street, 7:30 P. m. Duck Creek Home Economic? Club Julian's music hall, 1:30 d. m. 1 1 Calendar Club Mrs.

C. Justice, -West all-day Silver Club Mrs. Selmar Bal lard, 1516 South street, 2 m. Needlework Club of Christian Church Mrs. William Griffin, 1809 North street, 7:30 p.

m. Amigos Club Mrs. Roy Wilhclm 1920 South street, 7:30 p. m. Pleasure Hour Club Mrs.

Ella Fahren, North Sixth street, 1:30 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary Washington party. Mrs. Fitch Cooper, 1801 South street 7:30 p.

m. Wickadoo Club Mrs. William 1815 South street, 7:30 p. m. R.

C. C. Club Mrs. William But. nfr, east of city, all-day.

L. C. B. A. K.

of C. home, 7:30 P. m. Eagles Auxiliary Home, 7:30 p. m.

First Methodist Church Choirs-Chapel, 6.30 p. adult, 7:30 p. m. Grace Methodist Church Choi'" Church. 7.30 p.

m. FRIDAY Homo Builders Class of Baptist Church Church, p. m. w. R.

C. Club Mrs. Minnie Creagmile, 900 North Sixteenth street, all-day. Loyal Workers Class of Grace Methodist Church Mrs. Minnie Bruce, 1321 South street, 7:30 p.

m. I. P. L. Bridge Club Mrs.

Theodore Idlewine. 1617 South street, 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian Senior Choir Church, 7:30 p. m.

Christian Church Choir Church, 7:30 p. m. Westminster Club Meets Brier Home All members of the Westminster Club of the First Presbyterian Church and their guests are invited to attend the meeting at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Albert Brier, 806 South Anderson street. Mrs.

William Hall and Mirs. Verne Wann will assdst the hostess. The out-of-town guest speaker will he Mrs. George Frantz of Indianapolis. 0.

M. B. Club Meets At Davis Home The O. M. B.

Club held a meeting last evening at the home of Miss Elvona Davis, 2021 South street. Plans were made for a dance which will be held in April. Further details will be announced. Miss Ruth Harman was a guest. Members present were: Mrs.

Charles Knauer, Mrs. Delver Curtis, Mrs. Harold Lambertson, Mrs. Robert Houser, Misses Vera Mae Curtis, Kathleen Yarling, Wilma Scott, Lois Sizer, nnd Elvona Davis. The next meeting will be held on March 5 with Mrs.

Houser, 1327 South street. Adam Brown, formerly of this city, were among the twenty-four guests present. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Altherr, of "Anderson, were guests eso. V.

F. W. Auxiliary To Meet Tonight i The regular weekly business meeting of the Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the city building at 7:30 o'clock this evening. It is requested that all members be present. LEMON JUICE RECIPE CHECKS RHEUMATIC PAIN QUICKLY If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neuritis pain, try this simple inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using.

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