Bloomington Daily Telephone, Volume 56, Number 49, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 November 1932 — Page 4

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THE BL0OMNGT0N DAILY TELEPHONE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA (PHONE 3000)

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Mrs. Floyd Brown - Elected Head of $ Deftfl Sigma JCappa : 5 Mrs. Floyd Brovn was elected president of the Delta Sigma Kappa sorority at a' meeting at the :lome of Mrs. Jack Bruner, south ligh street; Thursday afternoon. Other new officers are: Mrs. Howaxd FaganFV vice . president; Mrs, aie May, secretary; Mrs. W. H. Uhinehart, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. John Easton, treks- -' A social meeting of Delta Sigma Kappa will be held Wednesday. November 30 at the home :of Mrs. Ouy Draper of EUettsvilte Mrs. I yxon Br&per and Lois .Coffey will be: assistant hostesses. The next regular meeting -will be held at the home -of Mis, Ralph - Burns, east University street, r,

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.Paul : Underwood and Gordon Shoulty, both of t -ai s city,, were in Needmore Friday evening; to officiate, at a basketball game.

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; The Kappa Delta Alumnae vUl meet at the chapter house on Forest place at 6 o'clock . Thursday evej ning for; a Thanksgiving dinner ; party. h - 1 ! Week end dances were given by Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha Theta, j Sigma Alpha Epsilon., Sigma , Phi ; Epsilon, Kappa Alpha Theta , and

Delta Zeta. The band and chaper ons for- each organization follow: Kappa ig: Jack O'Gradys' band, Terre Haute, chaperons, Mr. and! Mrs. George Talbot, ,Mrv and Mrs. 1 Robert Wiles. S. A. E., Frosty Graham's band, chaperons, Mr.: and Mrs. Chauncey Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Bookwalter; Sigma Phi Epsilon, zadio, chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Prickett, Mrs. Agnes M. Twyman; Kappa Alpha Theta, . Clemens-Sch-ergens, chaperons, Mr, and Mrs. David Wyiie Mr. and: Mrs'. Edgar O'Harrow; Mrs. Nannie Ross Delta Zeta, Doc Thrasher's band, chaperons, Mr. and Mrs,: Alex Bker, Mrs. " Elizabeth Rosebrough, Mrs. Sarah Wakefield,( Mrs. Emma Snyder, i ' . j "

timsion, is attending: a meeting of

! tli e state mathematics content comi mittee in the Indianapolis extension ! center today. "Mrs. Sullivan's Seance," by i Laura Kelley, was the one-act piay I selected for production by the A. i A. U. W. Drama group at a rdcenr ; meeting. Mrs. Tda Ingold Masten j is director of the group. The -cast

follows: Mrs, Sullivan, Mrs. Frank Andrews; Bridget Scanlan, Martha Brand: Katie Clancy, Beulah Price; Mrs. Moriarity; Daisy Ashbnucher; liizae Riley. Mrs. G. W. Hamleft and Maggie; Hooligan,. Mrs. Masten. " '

! Dean B. D. Myers, head of the

medical school here, left Saturday

morning to attend the 43rd annual meeting of the association of American Medical Colleges in Philadelphia. He is a, member of the executive council.

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CRITICISED AND PRAISED

Helen Baker will chaperon? the Phi Kappa Psi dinner for coeds Sunday noon at the chapter nouse.

j Chaperons at the Zeta Tau Alpha dinner Sunday will be Mr. and j Mrs. Dale Tomey and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W . - Masters .

Prof. 3.-Owen iFoster, school of education was in Illinois on business over the week end and attended the, I-linoislndiana football

; game.

Mrs. W. S. Bittner, university ex-

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President William Lowe Bryan of Indiana -university went to Indianapolis this morning to attend the university Board of-' Trustees" meeting. At noon he will leave for New York where he will attend a meeting of the Trustees of ihe Carnegie Foundation for the Advan Dement of Teaching. President Bry.an will go from Now York to Washington, D. C. Thursday to attend a t wo day meeting. He expects to rsturnhozne Saturday or Sunday,

Mrs, Payno To Entertain

Thfi Et Cetera club membe rs will me3t at 2 o'clock Friday-afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Payne, east of town. The meetinic wae postponed - from yesterday until next Friday by. the hostess.

To The Telephone: I am told by a gentleman who should know that Mr. Bradfute, editor of The Telephone, made the campaign fight for the Republican party and Mr. Hoover under the belief that there was no chance at all of a Republican victory, and that he often told other Republican leaders of this belief both before and during the campaign. Those who do not agree with the Republicanism of Bradfute must respect the fight he made in the face of a defeat he held to be certain this is contrary to the policy of some other newspapers who do not have backbone to fight for their party if it is going down to defeat but who wave on high the banner if there is victory and a job in sight The fight made in the campaign by The Telephone tells in the election vote, while ireher counties were giving majorities of thousands for Mr. Roosevelt the Monroe county majority was meagre in proportion to the landslide, and Monroe county voted against Greenwood. I started" to read The Telephone during the campaign of 1928 when The Telephone was the onlyBloomington newspaper that printed the Al Smith news. In that campaign when some so-called Democratic papers were afraid the A': Smith news would contaminate them, The Telephone gave Al a fair break in the news columns, and this campaign I read aboui all the Democratic meetings in The Telephone,

j as I had to, taking no other paper. ' Then voted for Mr. Roosevelt. I

think The Telephone is just as good a Democratic paper as we have, and just lis good a "wet" paper in spite of saying' it is still "dry," for it is not afraid to print the news, and when it is not editorialing on these things I agree with just about everything The Telephone says.

! A DEMOCRATIC (ROOSEVELT) I VOTER.

To the Editor of The Telephone: Last week you dragged out and printed that old story about Abraham Lincoln riot supporting the "Maine law" in Illinois and once working in a "little still up a hollow." I think it was uncalled for to print this story. I am aorry to hear that it is in Mr. Beverldge'e book on Lincoln. You; say that Douglas was a "great statesmanand patriot' Well, a great many of us old people do not think so, we recall .that Douglas was a bitter foe of Mr. Lincoln, and was for years hand-in-glove with the southerners who brought on the Civil war with all of the suffering and sacrifices. I think when you write about Mr. Lincoln you could find plenty of his great deeds to write about Respectfully, my opinion, A WOMAN" SUBSCRIBER.

Economics Club Has Luncheon Meeting

. v.M -.44.i-.i. i j. v , vr ! hostess Friday to an all day mect- ! ing of the Pleasant Hour Home ; Economics club. A covered dish ; luncheon was served at noon. Mrs. Harold Prow presided. The

lesson on 'Buying" was given by the delegates, Mrs. Robert Pattern and Mrs. Wylie Patton. The afternoon was spent in Red Gross sewing. Members present were the Mesdames C. C. Haflich, John Patton, Harold Prow, Glen Mercer, Wylie Patton, Ted Burks, James Bell, Delmer Thornton,. Robert Stephen-

j son, Paul Patton, Robert Patton,

Hariey Bell and Ray Clark. The next meeting will be held Friday December 2 with Mrs. James Bell, Kinser pike, as hostess and Mrs. Hariey Bell, assisting hostess.

Visit Hollands Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Holland, north-Coliege avenue, are entertaining as week end guests the formers sister, Mrs. Glen Gifford and Mr. Gifford of Tipton.

Mrs. J. A. Bennett, south Park avenue, went to the home of her mother, Mrs. Ditte'r at Dayton, O. recently. Mrs. Bennett has been very ill with asthma for an extended period.

A meeting of the W, C. T, U. will be held in the city library at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The jprogram will be announced later.

Route Four Viola Addie entertained members of the Willing Workers Sunday school class Tuesday evening. ' s Contest winners were Mrs. Stella Adams, Mrs. Frank1 Judah and Ralph Jackson. Special vocal selections were given by Hetty Sparks and Mildred Adams, accompanied by Vernon Dohson., guitar. A talk on the class was given by W. C. Chafin. Refreshments of popcorn and apples were served. Those present were: Ralph Jackson, Clarence Me.daris, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Owens and children, Ruth Hornbaker, Mr. and Mrs. Lexy Hardisty, W.' C. Chafin, Margaret Brown, Odel Medaris, Claude Branam, Mrs. John French, Mrs. Edith Crum, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Finn, Wilma Jean Hall, Maude Craig, Mr and Mrs. Reed Fuller and daughter, Wayne and Russell French, Mrs. Andy Oliver, Margaret Oliver,' Robert and Wayne Judah, Marjorie Curry, Mr. and: Mrs. Charles Timmlns, Mrs. Ellen Adams, Mrs. Frank Judah; Virginia Judah, Hetty Sparks, Mr, and Mrs. William Adams, Mildred Adams, Vernon Dobson. Paul Deckard, Justine Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Addie and sons and Viola Addie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Timmlns will entertain the class in December. 1

Lester Mohley Weds Miss Wilier son

Ethel McMillan, teacher of Latin and English in the Mitchell high school, spent the- week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moor.e: McMillan of near Kirby. '

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wilkerr ; son, Kinser pike, announce the" ' marriage of their daughter, Maxf. ,':'.) Ellen Waikersch, to-Lester MoWey; 2onf of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe -Mobfs Jey, west 5th street. ; The couplH; were married secretly at uisyiUej; Ky.f September 3. ' S Iester Mobley is a local mechan ic. He was formerly a student at the Bloomington high school. Th4 - bride also attended the local hlgli; -- school Mr. and Mrs. Mobley haV'; -;7 not decided where they will make v; their future home.' :; - C :; Ivi i

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Spiirt inq" Headaches; j she kanvd whv sfco v?r.2 always OSbFiJ miserable and fcunu oui vbatit MR Table? (Nature. Remedy). Now. she geia :iIong -irn: wivh evcrviiody. This wife, depend .ble; nllAeae tabic laxative brought quick relief ind ouic:. nerves because it d-sared her system : 'f poisonous waste! -made bowH action t.asy and regular. Triousanda tikp; NR c'aiiy;! kt's sucli a r.urtv pleasant corrective, MUo,- . i i r '

non-naiiic- iorm mg. No bud aftereffects. At your dm ggist's 2-Tc .

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: Mrs Everett Sparks, west of town, and Mrs. Tobe Black well,

south. Walnut street, have -.return-j

ed from. Indianapolis where they visited relatives.,

Club Has Luncheon at Rundell Home Mrs . Herbert Rundell, south Washington street, was hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon meeting Friday afternoon of the Mothers club. The members sewed for charity after the luncheon. Ten members and one guest were present. Mrs. Wylie Carter was a

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guest of the club. Members who attended wero the Mesdames Homer Carpenter, Mel: Currie, Geo. Brookbank, Earl Wylie, Richard Kelly, John Jackson, : Virgil FrankUn, Frank Johnson, Bert Thrasher,

KRalph Woole.ry and Herbert Run

dell. The Mothers club will entertain with a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, December 1, at the home of Mrs. Earl Wylie, north College avenue. The club Christmas party will

be in the form of a pot-luck lunch- j pon at the home of Mrs. George 1 33rookbank, east Smith avenue, atj 1 o'clock, Friday afternoon,- Decern-1

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HAS YOUR STOMACH GOT YOU "LICKED?" HAS YOUR HEART G10T YOU "SCARED?" HAVE YOUR KIDNEYS GOT YOU "TAGGED?"

Bridge Club Meets L With. Mrs. Maxwell The Wednesday Bridge club met; last week with Mrs. E. H. Maxwell, (sa.it 7th street. Three tables were in play. Priz-ss were won by Mis. T. P. Hanna, first, Mrs. C. C. Spencer, second, and Mrs.., Elwood Stevens, travelers prize. Members presont were : Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. Lena Sentney, Mrs. Q. Austin East, Mrs. T. P. Hanna, Mrs. Elwood Stevenson, Mrs. John Dolan, Mrs. C. C. Spencer, Mis. Otto Rott, Mrs. Emma Evans, Mi&3 Frances Evans, Mrs. Ijouise Pleasants, , and Mrs. E; H. Maxwell. - The club will meet again Jn two weeks at the home'of Mrs. John Campbell, east 0th street.

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Thursday 2:30 P.

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The Rev. W. E. Moore of the ! j First Christian church, and Mrs. j I Moore, east 5th street; Mrs. John; i Rodarmel, Atwater avenue, Mrs, '

! Elmer Bender, east 2nd street and ;

!Mrs. W. N. Dobbins, east 16th; ! street, attended a conference at j j Bloomf ield Thursday. !

A class in criminal law taught by

j Prof. J . 1 J . Robinson went to Pen- j dleton Saturday to: inspect the Male j ! penal institution. Busses were I

S chartered for the trip.

.KCaAkua': brought out a brand new

biqatioa, They wanted a good, judge of torie; to recommend it, so they came to

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Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds '

j Rockport road, have moved to;

property on east 16th street.

Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat In Just 4 Weeks Mrs. - Mae West of St. Louis, Mo., writes; "I'm only 28 years old and weighed 170 lbs, until taking one

box of your Kruschen Salts just 4

weeks ago. I now weigh 150 ltxs. ): also have more energy, and furthermore I've never had a hungry .moment."" Fat folks should take one hall: teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water' In the morning before breakfast it's the SAFE, harmless' way to reduce as tens of thousands of men and women know. For your health's sake ask for and get Kruschen at Stoute's Pharmacy, Wiles Drug Co. or any drug store the cost for a bottle that last 4 weeks is but a trifle and if after the first bottle you are not joyfully satisfied with results money back.

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NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE

FORTHCOMING

Birrna Days

Wednes., Wov. 16

Wednesday, Nov. 30

Wednesda3 Dec. 21

210 West Fourthre1;;;! Learn how to keep "Old Age" material from settling in your joints. . - , ; K''Z Learn how to keep your back, hips and kiees yiijig.U ":;

Death is so permanent, and sickness is so expensive, letter these engaging discussions -

You may never have heard a man ifcalk who has devtd hit life to foods as they affect healthi; and you may never have the chance again, .. , :

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The best of your life is not the past if you hear the McFerrin lecture at the time and placfc stated below. No lectures have ever been given in this city just like them. There are advertisements that change the entire course, of our lives; Let this be" one of them. Every one who is tired come and find the new rest. If you are full of acid and gas, come. What objection is there to saving what health you have left. If you feel that you are growing older, poorer, wiser and worse, be present.1 If you belong to the "fret -and stew" association. Come 1 The speaker gives no treatments, does no curing, does not employ therapeutics. He is a "platform teacher and entertainer of rare ability and believes that the world is dying more from lack of knowledge how to eat, than any other one thing. - ' 1 . - ' He strongly advises early medical attention and frequent physica.iexaminations by your physician. Truly, the conscientious doctor is the best friend the people can have. Some people do not visit the doctor until they are about ready for the human scrap-heap and then because the dector can't make them over, they .give him unmerited blame .

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