Bloomington Daily Telephone, Volume 56, Number 50, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 November 1932 — Page 10

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EASE IN RELIEF COST.

Although there already

been an increase of 40 per cent in the number of applicants for work, the Citizens' Committee on Unemployment Relief hopes to assist in keeping this year's cost of unemployment relief -within the same amount spent last year, the chairman of the committee said today. Iuring- the five weeks in which this year's program has been under way, the committee has had lr 076 applications for work and has registered 915, which includes 110 from townships other-than Perry and Bloomington. Of these, 503 have been assigned to work. Last year the total number applying for work was 656, and 445 were employed. : Co-ordination of the work of the Various relief organizations, including1 the township trustees, county commissioners, city street department and county road superintendent, under the leadership of the Citizens Committee is the principle by which, this efficiency can be obtained, it was said. Xst year 85 per cent of the families applying for aid from the township trustees had able-bodied men in them. Under the committee's program these- men will - be

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enabled

work for their relief

and tho community will get from $35,000 to $40,000 worth of worthwhile public improvements from the money which othexwise would be expended without value being received by the community. By virtue of i th:ts co-operation, the committee is enabled -to reduce the amount-to be raised, by public subscription -to' -support this work by more than halt despite the 50 per cent increase of work which it probably will .sponsor this year. Only $9,500 will be asked for through public subscription in comparison to the $20,000 goal of last year. The' Thanksgiving drive to raise this amount . will begin November 21 under the supervision of W. Brown of -the Graham Motor Sales company.

Mrs. C, H. Waldron and Miss Anne Eberth of Toledo, O. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burkhalteiy east !i3th street. Mrs.. Waldron is a .sister of .Mr. Burkhalten

Mrs. Barrett Orr has been ill for several . days at her .home on east 1st street

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WOMENiVK

OF TODAY STAY YOUNG No wvman need have a sagging figure, GOSSARD molds your figur to the lines of YOUTH and gives you the piquancy and

'verve , of; YOUTH. The . new foundation garment without a

; single bone will make you lithe as a dancer.

i We Urge You to Attend HEALTH LECTURES Tonight 8:00; 210 West 4th Street.

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

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, mi

YV. O. T. U. Program . The program has been announced for the W. C. T. U. meeting to be held in the city library at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The .program follows: Scripture lesson, Psalm 107:1-15; ' prayer, Thanksgiving and Praise, Mrs. Mary M. Philips; roll call, answer? ed by "Things I am Thankful For;"

business reports of secretary and

treasurer. Local Council by Miss Jennie Bryan; state W. C, T. U. convention by Mrs, J. 13. Barnard, group of readings by Mm. R. A. Pauley, poem, "On1 Thanksgiv

ing" by Mrs. Emma Jones, "Some

Sam in the past decade for which We are Thankful" by Mrs, J, B. Clark; closing prayer; adjournr ment.

Jessie, Vestie Burks Entertain B. P. W. Club at Supper Jessie and Vestie Burk-v east 2nd street, were hostesses Monday evening to the Business and Profession

al Women'.; club. A pot luck supper was served at 6:30 o'clock. The imer committee included: Vestie Burks, Erminie Young and Caroline j Wildrick. Mrs. Lottie Kirby, presj ident, took charge of the meeting j following the supper.

r A report was macie on the work c f the club in decorating windows for the Red Cross drive. Special guests at the meeting were: Telia Haines, member of the Sullivan club and student in the I. U. Law School, Lena Burch and Clara Bartlet t. Thirty-five members attended Tentative plans were made for a Chi istmas party to b-? held December 12. The place for the party has not been selected. The banquet committee includes: Mrs. Edna Hendrix, Mrs. Dora Friedline,

ana airs, ituc xxuulci. T, Tnninr Tnlont Mnh cty

The next regular B. P. W. meet-! prl hv -Mr AiW-rto riT.;nLaA u.n

inTnH .bf hinhe city.libr met Saturday afternoon with Bar-

bara Gibson, 820 south Fess. avenue, as hostess and Joan Easton, assistant hostess. Dorothy Thompr on, who was injured in an automobile accident in Indianapolis Friday was the only absent member, Louise McNutt, president, presided at the business session. The club voted to send a basket-of chicken, fruit and vegetables to a poor family for Thanksgiving. The . program was supplemented by Mrs, Leo Kimmet, soprano, who

Surprise Parly Held at Matthews Home Mrs; Ernest Matthews was honored with a surprise dinner party Sunday In celebration of her 48th birthday anniversary. The. guests arrived at the Matthew home on south Lincoln street at the noon hour with well filled baskets. Mr. Matthews is a member of the local police department. Those present werer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard -Sparks and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, William Sparks and. two

things prohibition has given Uncle 1 daughters of Park Mrs. Cornelia

Junior Talent Club Meets at Home of Miss Barbara Gibson

at7:30 o clock Monday evening, November 28. The education committee will be in charge. The committee includes Mrs. Laura B. Childs. Emma Rush and Mabel Snidcra.

To Entertain Families " The Horticultural and Agricultural members will entertain their families with a banquet Wednesday evening at the Ladies Farm Bureau Market room on east 5th street. The program committee includes Miss Margaret Stephenson, Mrs. Winfred Moffatt and Miss Helen Hays. Mrs. William Whisnand, Mrs. E. T Weir and Mrs. Nora Hughes are in charge of the menu.

r. T. A. To Meet . The McCalla Parent-Teachers association will meet at the school at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Pupils from Miss Van Dora's room will entertain. The city wide feeding program will be discussed. Mi, and Mrs. Harry Busenbark and daughter Catherine, north Park avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider and daughter Marjoric, Crescent hill, spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Mr, and Mrs. Schneider were in Spencer Sunday.

CV V. Bartlett, south Lincoln street, was in Harrodsburg recently to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Chambers.

: Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Gibson and daughters Barbara . and Audrey, south Fess avenue, spent Friday in Indianapolis.

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sang "Swinging in the Grape Vine

Swing" by Smith and "I've Been Shopping with Mania" by Spaulding. Grace and Beth Kimmet became new members. Birthday candles were lighted for Martha Feltusf seven, Grace Kimmet, eight, and Marlene Arlt, eleven. Party colors were white and old rose. Contest prizes were awarded Doris Sinclair and Barbara Osborn. Guests px-esent were: Mrs. Wiiiiam Miller, Mrs. J. G. Easton, Mrs; Leo Kimmet, Mrs, Clare Cavin, Dorothy Manners, Virginia Jane Hail and Mrs. S. B. Gibson. Members- present vere: Joan Forsyth, Mary Stone, Helen Henderson, Natalie Henley, Ruth Cookson, Louise Cookson, Louise . Mc? Nutt, 'Martha Feltus, -Margaret Cavin, Jean McDonnald, Doris Sinclair, Barbara Gibson, Mary Louise Osborn, Barbara Osborn, Martha Louise Patton, Grace Kimmel, Mary Beth Kimmel, Joan Easton, Marlene Arlt and Mrs. Hall. The Junior Talent club will meet December 10, from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock with Mrs. Stith Thompson,

804 Atwater avenue. Mrs. Hail will be assisting hostess. At this time a farewell party and shower honoring Louise McNutt, who with her parents will leave the first of the year to reside in the governors mansion in Indianapolis. The Governor-Elect Paul V. McNutt and Mrs. McNutt will be guests of the club on that occasion.

Snarks and Mrs. Nelle Dixen and

six children of Bloomfield, Mrs. Samuel Cullison and two daughters and Raymond Flynn of Lyons and Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Ferguson and two daughters, Mr, and Mrs. Winfred Matthews and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Campbell, George Ferguson and Mr. and' Mrs. Ernest Matthews, all of this city.

Billy Wade Rogers, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jlcgers of South Bend and grandson of Mr, and Mrs." William Rogers, r.orth College avenue, is the youngest child to play in the Elkhart-children's orchestra. He plays the drums. Dr. Rogers is a dentist. He was graduated from the Bloomington high school and the Indiana university dental college. The child has played several times over the radio. -

Guild To Sponsor Program The program, following the covered dish supper at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening is sponsored by the Mary Kirby Guild. A play "Dividing the Dollar" will be given by the following cast: Joe Fagan, Thelma Stewart, John Visher, Bill Brown,. Emma Bell Crawford, Florence Harris and Mary Henderson. The play is being coached by Julia Perry. Ray Rineheart is stage manager.

Aid To Give Bazaar A Bazaar, sponsored by the Ladims Aid of the First MethodiHt church, will be held at the church at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, December 9. A food sale will be one of the main features of the affair. The Aid members will serve a turkey dinner at 6 o'clock. The committee in charge of the dinner includes Mrs. Edith Fowler and Mrs, O. R. Travis.

Division To Hold Luncheon Division two of the.,Ladies Aid society of the First M. E. church will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Bunger and Mrs. Emsley Bunger, 320 east University street.

Silas Wiseiey and Pat Andrews of Lafayette were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiseiey near Smithville Saturday. They came to hunt. Silas and Charles Wiseiey are brothers.

local People Attml Martinsville Meeting Ten local people motored t Mar tinsville Friday evening to attend the joint installation services cf the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and their auxiliary, .George W, Grubb camp, No. 33.-. r ; An oyster soup supper was served preceding the installation. Nellie Kippen of Shelby ville, department president, and Sadie Stephenson, past department president Of the auxiliary and Frank Shellhouse of Indianapolis, past comma nder-iri chief of the Veterans, were special quests at the meeting. Installing officers were Mr. Shellhouse and Mrs. Nancy Shaw of Bloomington, past president of the local auxiliary. Those who attended from Auxiliary 14 of this city were; Mrs. Florence Worrall, Mrs. Cora Stanley, Mrs. Laura Scholl, Mrs. Belle Shaw, Mrs.. Barbara Fender, Mrs, Ross Hickam and Mrs. W. N. Shaw, Glen Worrall, Ross Hickam and W. N. Shaw attended from the- local Sons.

Mrs. Charles Vickrey, south Walnut street, will be hostess Friday afternoon to members of the Friendship club. The meeting will start at 2:30 o'clock.

-ciub'-: which was to be held jihift week at the home ct Mrs, tf;.;!?gt Louden, Forrest place, has bfenjl postponed because of the se rioUsM illness of Joseph -Smith, north F1es avenue. Mrs, Joseph Smith and ;,' Mrs. Chester Toreiy daughte r; pj? the Smiths; living; bti B&llautlnev road, are member of the club,

Kings Heralds Med j at Beard Homi

The Kings Heralds of the

view Methodist church met wi't,' Robert and Anisi Bard, Stanfordroad, Saturday afternoon. Mr&. Kd '.n Bothley, leader . c f the group; tooj charge. Mrs, L. E, Dyer was a spec ial guest. Othr visitors . weri; Frances and Elnara Parker;7 Members present were: Uoyd, David, and Paul IDyer, Helen. Deaiv Edwin Crane, Ijowell and RcgeLee Whaley, Tommy Farry W$toiiaf' Whaley, Sarah Jane Steele and AjvJ -ise, Robert and. Herbert Beard-; The Kings , Heralds will toM .a: Christmas party ia December Complete arrangements have CiOt been. made.. " . .. i .

Miss Helen Brady, employe of the Graham hotel, visited. her parents in Tipton.. over tbe weejte ndv-

Mr. and Mia. Homer Hunter, south Washington street, are inf Lansing, Mich. tfr. Hunter is emsj ployed at the Alexander King Stone, company. The KCunters., are visiUn.J! luirs Hunter's . rarentsfc ... . V ;.t ;

FINAL PRICE-CUTS! LAST MINUTE BARGAINS! HURRY! j

Now we swing into the last week of this more than sensational event? Final clean-up on everything remaining! Costs are totally forgotten EVERYTHING priced at once-in-a-liitetime levels to speed this dramatic sale to its endi Final price-cuts, limited quantitiesHURRY! ' :rv::';:

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Sorority Chapters Hold Annual Meeting The annual joint luncheon meet

ing of the Beta chapter in Bloom

ington and the Alpha chapter in Indianapolis of the Delta. Zeta Psi sorority was held in the Graham hotel from 1 to 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The luncheon menu included creamed chicken with mushrooms, french fried potatoes, pineapple salad, olives, hot biscuits, jelly, orange ice, nut pudding, witli whipped cream and coffee! During the business session, Gladys Boruff of this city. was elect-

j ed grand secretary for next years

joint-meeting. Mrs. Hilda Alexander of Indianapolis was selected as the hew grand presiding officer;. Officers who presided Sunday were Bernice McCoy of Indianapolis and Lucile Williams of Bloomington. , The next joint meeting of. the Bloomington chapter and Indianapolis chapter will be held in February at Indianapolis, A social meeting of. the chapters will be: held during the month of May in Indianapolis. Gladys Boruff, 315 north Lincoln street, will entertain local members

of the Delta Zeta Psi sorority with

a dinner bridge- party at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening. The committee in charge; includes Wanda, Eads Dorothy Harmon, and Gladys Boruff. Katherine Shaw, east 12th street, ha3 returned to her work at the Maud' Muiler Candy shop after being ill with a cold.

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Tonight at 8 E M. Hear Dr. Charles B, ferrin lecture at the Free Health School.

Correct advice problems.

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$10 Nettleton ;( Miller- Cooks

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Wednesday Morning at 8:30 we will start celebrating Our Second Birthday in Bloomington A huge cake large enough to serve 600 people is on displa.pp .wiii4i To the first 600 people entering our store Wednesday morning we will serve a piece of our Birthday Cake. Of the 600 pieces served, 400 of these will contain orders for merchandise prizes totaling a value of $300. Come down town tonight and look at our windows Bring your pencil and paper make a list of the Special Offerings that you will need now ami later See the Big Cake as well as the many Merchandise Specials we will offer during Our BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIO THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY '':f. : V'l

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