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THE BLOOMlNCrTON DAILY TELEPHONE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, (PHONE 3G00)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 4dfl32

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SOCIAL AND CLUB

SOCIETY NEWS MUST BE EN THE EDITOR'S HArfiDS BY 10 O'CLOCK THE DAY OF PUBUCATION,

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Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority

Gives Anniversary Dinner Party

f.The Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority

entertained with a Christmas dinner party in Jthe banquet room of the Graham hotel Saturday evening in celebration, of the 5th anniversary of thei organization. Initiation services for seven pledges were held following the" dinner. The initiates were: Mrs. ,Velma Weaver Mrs. Dana Jones, Mrs. Dawn Jones, Mrs. Louise Hudelson, Mrs; Sally Edwards, Mr?. Elizabeth Smith and Mrs. Gertude Rich. ; sThe-1 room, was beautifully decor"&jed in Christmas colosiL lighted Kappa Kappa Sigina pin formed the center of attractioli. ' The table was decorated with red tapers, holly .and pionsettias. The grand inspectress 'Mrs!. Marian Wilson, of Rushy? lie, ...was a Ruest of honor. Mrs. Fannie Weatherwax. assistant to the Dean of Women at Indiana university, gave a talk on "The Pan Hellenic Ideal." The sorority president, Mrs. Ruth Fowler, who was introduced by Mrs. Weathervax, welcomed the new pledges with an Appropriate speech. A history of the sorority was given by frsV Mildred Rowland. The program was closed with the sorority son,-"Kappa Kappa Sigma Girl" sung by Mrs. Rowena Gpok. . who was accompanied by Mrs: , Dana Jones. i The committee in charge of the party , included .. Mrs. Allen Carter,

Mrs. Homer Allen and Mrs. Arthur Leible.

Surprise Party Held at Lentz Home A surprise birthday party wa3 held Wednesday at the" home of Fred Lentz. A musical program wos given by Paul Jackson, Irvin Jackson, Russell Lentz and Leon JNickols. v Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. -Char-, les Lentr, children, Dorothy, Charles Jr. and Naomi, Mr. and. -Mrs. Lonnie Robinson and children, Holland, Philip, Lorine, Pauline, and Lonnie Jr.. Sarah Stancombe, Russell Lentz, Leonard Keen, Emily Stancombe. Leon Nickols, Lesr ter Lentz. Lucille Lentz, Alee Hall, William Crews, Irvin -Jackson, Gilbert Holtinghouse, Lorien Hall, Philip Lentz, Waldo Monehan and John Lentz.

Mrs. Baknr To Entertain A Christmas party will be held at the home of Mrs; Hoy Baker, KIIcttsville road, et 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening by members of th Willing Workers class of the Fairview M. E. church. All members are urged to attend and bring a child's toy and food for less fortunate families.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

INDIANA LIMESTONE ' COMPANY In Equity No. 1840 f In the District Court of the Unxted States for the Southern District : of Indiana Indianapolis Division. The Cleveland Trust Company I and Rudolf A. Malm, Trustee? j .Plaintiffs." vs.

Indiana Limestone Company, et . b the ciass.

; ai, .ueienaams. ! Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the order and decree i of the United States District Court ! for the Southern District of Indij ana, made and entered in the above ; entitled cause on November 26, 1932, j to which reference is hereby made j all persons, firm and corporations i having any claims or demands

against defendant, Indiana Limer stone Company, or the property of said company, excepting such claims or liabilities as under said order and decree shall be assumed by the purchaser or purchasers of the property of said company, shall file proof of any such claims or de-

! mands with the undersigned, Albert ' Ward, Special Master in said cause.

at his office, No. 548 Consolidated Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, on or before December 28, 1932, or be forever-barred from asserting any such claim or demand against said company or against any of the property of said company. ALBERT WARD, Special Master. Nov. 28r-Dee. 51219

Dancing Class Gives Christmas Fantasy

The play 'In' "A Toyship1 was

cleverly presented; by the "dancing r m

Clans oi ..viary .vuit(.i ivj.ui.ri un me Princess theatre -stage Friday evening.This' was t'Af firsu annual

1 "Christmas Fantasy' to be given

Greves Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. James H. Greves and family, west 5th street, had as j

guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Inman and children of Terre Haute, and Mrs. Adrian Barbee and son Jackie of Frankfort.

s Inman. and Mrs. Greves are

sistens .

Choir Entertained tit Kohlmeier Home

The Pelz Ensemble from Indiana j

university provided the musical set-

ting. Don Snider portrayed the Members of the First Christian role of the old toyshop keeper. church choir and their families The cast for the play included wert entertained Friday evening the following members: witn a Christmas party, given by Dorothy 'Thompson, Anna Jane Mrs. A. L. Kohlmeier, choir dlrecHacker, Jean and Peggy McDon- tor, and Mrs. M. R. Currie, wife of

a!tlf Betty Pierson, Barbara Jean the chairman of the official board

Hacker, Mary Stewart Hayes, .vu 0f the church, at the home of the

gmia Hoailey. Joan Southern. Jane and Muriel Davis, Majory Beem, Lillian May Wells. Lillian Morrison. Patsy Bennett, Rosmarie Ryan, Jeanette Esary, Ruth Prick ett, Barbara Gibson, Carrie Doyno Grey, Marjory Grey, Susanne Gayit, Mary Quin McDonald, Patsy, Thrasher, Joan Pierson. Dorothy Lou Funk, Annette Kublin, Mable Ruth Foster, Marjory and Mary Lou Beard, Jimmy arid Martha Jean Stone, Louise Foster, Belly Hanson, Virginia Boyer, Mary Su:.an Schmal, and William Thomas Palmer. Miss Pauline Judah, the school pianist will also appear in the cast. Costumes for the revue were designed by Mrs. C. E. Pierson.

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.The last week before Christmas is witnessing a threat

evival of the Old Time Christmas Spirit. And ev-

peryone realizes now that the time is short in which

ito do their shopping i j-

Giving is not being confined to the family and friends.

"Everyone seems bent upon making some one or some

family happy who: might otherwise be forgotten.

i$ever before were we so well prepared to serve you.

In addition to that class of merchandise known as

: -Christmas Novelties" we have an extensive assort

ment of inexpensive necessities that will enable you ;to make some unfortunate boy or girt comfortable

and happy. Follow the lead of those whose buying

actions are being directed by their generous impulses

and help to promote this true Christmas ideal.

For your family and others we have v ; Gifts of Apparel, warm and comfortable. Gifts for the Home Gifts for Personal Use

Gifts for Recreation Gifts for Personal Adornment ;'. : ' Gifts of Lasting Quality Gifts of Beauty Filling our twenty-three departments and covering a floor space of .25,000 square feet on four floors. Otis Elevator service makes it: as easy to shop on our top floor as our street floor. ; With only five.dayjs left . before Christmas let us remind you of the disappointment that accompanies delay. Shop in the morning hours, if possible, when -you can do so at your leisure. The Wicks Co. A Member of BIRMA ft

P. S. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Our Economy Basement offers, this veek, a genuine "Dutch Oven' free with six cakes of AM-OND-OL Soap,4 a new arid delightful .toilet soap made by the Palm Olive Company.

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NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE PROPERTY BY 8FECIAI MASTER In Equity No. 1H40. . In the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Indiana Indianapolis Division. The Cleveland Trust Company

joct to the liens, claims and contracts aft set forth in paragraphs First and Second hereof.

Bidders will be required to av 3

company all bids with cash or cer tlfied 'check as follows:

former, 408 south Grant street. Games and contests were enjoyed, and the feature of the evening was the unheralded appearance of Santa Claus, carrying a pack containing gifts for all of the guests. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, coffee and candy were served. Mrs. Massey Hostess to Postal Auxiliary

Mrs. Minnie Clark Entertains Of ficers Officers of the Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War were entertained with a Christmas party Friday evening by : the president, Mrs. Minnie Clark, at her home on east 0th street. Contests and games furnished the entertainment for the evening. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, anri coffee were served. The officers presented Mrs. Clark with a beaur tifui pillow in appreciation of her work for the club. Those present were: Mrs. Lydia I nke, Mrs. EtheJ Beok, airs. Mable Franklin, Mrs. Stella Lawhead, Mrs. Ruth Doub, Mrs. Louisa Moore Mrs. Winnie ' Vaught, Mrs. Maud Clay, Mrs, Louise Taylor, Mrs. Iell Clark and Mrs. Minnie Clark.

Lodge To Meet The Rebekah lodge will meet at j 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening in the j I. O. O. F. hall for a business session and Christmas party. Ten cent gifts will be exchanged. Members i are requested to bring canned fruit j or vegetables for the Odd' Fellows j home. - - -: - 7

The Spanish American War Vet? erans - and auxiliary will hold a j joint meeting at 7:30 o'clock Tues- i day evening in the G. A. R. hall, j Refreshments will be served. ; !

CUTS COSTS of COLDS Reports from thousands of : families prove that the num--; ber, duration and costs of . .

colds can be reduced by half with the new Vicks Colds-V: Control Plan; Prove it for , yourself, as directed in each v Vicks package, .... -i:

Mrs. J. R. Harris, 216 Cottage Grove, a ill with influenza.

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Class Has White Elephant Xmas Party A "White Elephant" Christmas party was held Friday evening by members of the Couples class of the United Presbyterian church at the home of Mr. and Mrsl Harry Davidson. 107 north Union street.

at the home of Mrs. Ralph Massey. "T? 1'..7; ;:z: tJZ I

eas't University street. The house decorations were in keeping with Christmas. Gifts were exchanged

by the group. Mrs. John Meloy is

lass teacher. Class members present were Rev.

around a "lighted Christmas tree. ! d Mrs. John Meloy, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Melville Alexander and Mrs.

L. O, Day were assistant hostesses A unique feature of the entertainment was a broadcast giver

by. Mrs. Massey through a minia- i

U'ller, Mr, and Mrs. Joim Patton, j Mr. and Mrs. Otis Laymon, Mrs.j

Walter Thrasher, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Woodburn. Mr. and Mrs.

turr radio which had been placed Hubert Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Herring,

Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. wnnew, ixir. nd Mrs. James Damrell, Mrs. Eva Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Harry

i A. on an bids ror property cov- in the basement. Two Christmas ;ered by the mortgage, Fifty -Thous- contests were held with first prizee

and Dollars ($50,000.00); 1 o-mnp- tn Mrs. Glen Buckner and

E. On all bids of the property t mtc rhnris Thomas and second I Davidson

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The next class meeting win we

held Tuesday, Janxiary 3.

l -2 SdKCS For The Entire Famdy , IL55t' .

For a .Man's. 'Qi:

SOFT LEATHEQ

... T;no T.,moctnnfi not covered by the mortgage. Twen- iDrj,;es were awarded Mrs. Hugh

f'""rU ;"i f,lfnVionr ty-ve- Thousand -.Dollars- ($25,000.- Hancock and Mrs. Homer Einkley

nXTm. i' herebv elven that Uic ! ! ' Refreshments of ice- eream lr : underlined, Albert Ward, Special ! C. On all bids of the property as ; Santa Claus molds, individual cak-; p i Mrfjuff Master in Chancery, in a certain ac- an entirety, Seventy-five Thousand ; es and coffee were served by the , flT6. M UUI JM 1.11 IUI

members present were the Mes- nOnUfiiU ff UH I Ufl V

Made of good-weariii -kid leather with hanuouizing tan lining ! Spring-"

ruhber hoe!! T Others to S1.98;

liinn npndinff in the United States ! Dollars ($75,000.00);.

! nieirfnt nntirt. for the Southern DLs-1 D, No bidder will be required to

j trict of Indiana, wherein The Cleve-

iland Trust Company and RUdoir

'A. Malm, Trustees, are plaintiffs,!

s and Indiana Limestone

! et al are

deposit more than Seventy-ifive Thousand Dollars ($75,000.00) with

any combination of bids.

Mrs. Paul V. McNutt was honor

dames T. J. Acuff, Ivan Brasha- j

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Upon confirmation of the sale t.ne , "TI , r,noo-P avenue, from 2:30 to 4:5M)

na Limestone Company, upon com rmauon or ine 8aie tne mfer Raymond Car- i College avenue, from 2:30 to 4:iHJ defendants, being Equity purchaser will be requirec to make j cow. ; Vclock this afternoon. Members of

. . . Av.,1ai- t .eitfH fflCh nflVmfrntS additional tOlw xwo t ; . ... mmate

i TOitsP im ii i.-)4ii. uuiauaui. vi.mw , z

! and decree ..of said; District Court, ! the amounts accompanying: any

i,.An nrrtifitr T. r Tlnxr 1UT1vinP ! Vie (JUnSUail cnurcn were gucaw.

deV anl' Mrs. A broadcast trom the ChrisUan Charles Thomas was a guest. , So.ence church at Lomsville was The next regular meeting of the i enjoyed by the group. Mrs Prow Postal auxiliary -will be with Mrs. ! sewed lovely refreshments of sand-

rv j Afiiff. 215 sout i uunn street. . W1uci uuw v..

January 19.

wm rtffo fAP cniP at. nublic auction i such bid and to execute such specx

on Wednesday, December 28, 2932. I fie agreements of assumption of at 10 o'clock, A. m.( Central Stand- liabilities of said defendant as the ard Time at the main office of In- j Court herein may direct. Payment j diana Limestone Company in Bed- of the amount bid not required to I ford. Indiana, ali of the property, ! be paid in cash may be made in

business and assets ot mniana ; u.ui uy tCnuui..& ui .uuiteueo , n -Limestone Company, an Indiana -j bonds and coupons or debentures j Jflfg lark H OHO IS i corporation ; and coupons, or both, as heretofore t f - f j. The property, so to be. offered for i issued by .said defendant, Indiana j jflmf QU Birthday .i ;u, oi fofrA. lAAse I Limestone Company, to trie extent mwwimm.

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I hotris. buildinas and appurtenances, t that the same will be entitled to , Mrs. a. wotk, u souin wuno , . m Harry Bruce. Mrs. Dor-

i machinery equipment, materials i share in the proceeds of such sale sir set, entertained at or age uaay j Robertson - of Bedford, Mrs. l and supplies, bills, notes, accounts . as provided in said decree. i eve ning honoring birthday an- j Mrs. DaVid Groh, Mrs. j receivable and inventory, contracts The business of said defendant. ; mversary oi Mr. Clark. The aXtait Dayld Duke Mrs. w; j. Moenk-

trade marks and inaiana umesrone w)mpuy, uuw ; wis "l .r : house Mrs. James Dutton, Mrs.

choses in action, oeing- carriea on anu saiw piupeny ; unuBr. wt' " 1 Zohn, Mrs. Dial, Mrs. Mcuaoe, Mrs.

nipmemtine Holmes. Mrs. Walter

The invitational list included Mrs.

Willard Parr, Mrs. Alex Hirsch, Mrs. James Kegester, Mrs. Frank Leonard, Mrs. Fred Campbell Mrs. W. E. Ash, Mrs. Otto Gillaspy, Mrs. P. K. Buskirk, Mrs. Elmira Pfaend-

ert Miss Jane Dunham, Mrs. H. O

HERE'S WHAT TO GIVE A REAL BOY!

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'KERCHIEF

Cellophane wrapped in individual boxes! Vouthfui-hx)k-ing ties with border on handkerchief to match! Tie is , full cut .and silk faced ! e Handkerchief is .hnitchf? ' '

patent " rights,

rights nrivileses and franchises, ! assets and business will be sold as J play. !fd ii and sifitiilar the property, 1 a going concern. The Clark home was decorated Full details, including: descrip-1 in keeping with Chri st m as and

I T fnn. nomnanv of every kind, tions of property, and terms and

character and description, of what- j conditions of sale, are- more par1 soever kind -and wheresoever situ-! ticularly set forth m the decree of

; foreclosure ana oraer ot saie oi xne

soever

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A more particular list, description ! United States District Court-for the I 'xAk m eairi mnrtv is on Southern District of Indiana, made

file in the Office T of the Clerk of I arid entered on November 26, 1932, daintily w the United States District Court for! to which reference is hereby made, j cellophane 1,1 - ..it . AAn.r .Af bowl ianroa ic An ; n-utc n C

Jic":ited by tall red tapers.

Delicious refreshments of toasted sa7idwich.es, olives, pickles, jello fruit salad; birthday cake and coffee were served by the hostess. Small boxes of homemade candies,

daintily wrapped in red and white

were given the

Hottel, and Mrs. McNutt, guest of

honor. I ;

thA Southern District of Indiana, in

tpAqI "RuiMino- in the Citv of

;";JrV rA in ihe office of ! Wftctive bidders at the - following

the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana in

Albert Ward, Special Master, Room No. 548 Consolidated Building, 1 in the Citv of Indianapolis, and at the

main office of said defendant, Indiana Limestone Company, in the Cityr of Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana; to which descriptions and schedules, reference is hereby made. The said property will be offered separately and bids will be received as follows: First: The property subject, to the First Mortgage and Deed of Trust of Indiana Limestone Company, da

ted May 1, 1926, which will be ottered as an entirety, subject to state, county and municipal taxes and assessments and a certain mortgage on a part of said property in the cum nf sifl.477.05 and accrued in

terest to date of confirmation of sale; said property be more specifically described in -said decree m Section III First thereof. Second: The property not subject to said Mortgage, which will be offered as an entirety, subject to (a) Certain loans aggregating as of October 31, 1932 the sum of $580,716.75, which will be adjusted tc date of confirmation of sale, payable to First Union Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago, and Oliver A Bestel, Trustees, Chicago, Illinois, together with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum; said loans being secured by a cer

tain chattel mortgage to said First Union Trust & Savings .Bank of Chicago, and Oliver A. Bestel, Trustees, and by assignment and

pledge of certain accounts receiv

paper,

A true copy of said decree is on ; guests as favors, file and may be inspected by pros- "j Those present were Mr. and Mrs

Karl Sutherland.. Mr. ana Mrs. Claude Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beeson, Miss Mary. Hester Smith of

Vndiananolis. ' Miss ..Mary - Thorne

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the Federal Building at Indianapolis, Indiana; the office of Albert .

Ward," Special Master, Room No. j B. Clark.

548 Consolidated Building, Indiana-.

Mower,. John Neal, James Barnhill, Charles Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. A.

polis, Indiana; and the principal of

fice of defendant, Indiana Limestone Company, in the City of Bedford, Lawrence. County, Indiana. ' Bids may be made in writing? addressed to the Special Master, Albert Ward, and delivered prior to the date of sale, or at the time of saie, and oral bids may be made at the time of sale.. . . The said United States District Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids which, in the judgment of said Court, are inadequate, or are subject to just objectionALBERT WARD, Special Master. Nov, 28 Dec- & 12 19

Celeberate Anniversary . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckels, south Grant, street, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday. Their daughter, Mrs, .Carl Means and Mr. Means of Indianapolis were' here over the week end in honor of the occasion." Kenneth Eckels and Edward Eckels, both of this city, are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckels.

Mrs. Gertrude Dukes, employe of Breeden and Company, is ill with influenza at her home, on west 4th street. . ?

Mrs . Frank Johnston is ill at her home on the White Hall pike.

Church Group to Meet This Week The Adult Bible class of the Fairview M. E. church will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. W. O.Medlani, north ;

College avenue,- .. t Tuesday afternoon, the Women's j

Foreign Missionary society, or. ne,

Fajrview - church will meet wun Mrs. R. O. Pearson, 608 west 6 th street. The ' meeting, will start at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. L. .13. Dyer will give the devotions and the stewardship will be presented by Mrs. Hoy Baker who will sing a solo entitled "No Room in the Inn." The textbook lesson. "The Salt

Marsh of Poverty" will be read by Mrs. Wayne Cathcart. Mrs. Ray Phelps will give a leaflet entitled "The Evil Arrows" and a leaflet on "China's Ancient Arts" will be given by Mrs. Glen Badger. Mrs. Wanda Brown will sing a solo '-'The Star of Bethlehem." -Mrs. John Sullivan will be the assistant hostess-. The regular prayer services of the Fairview church, to be held Wednesday evening, will be followed by the first quarterly conference with Dr. J. M. Walker presiding.; .

Yoiing Fellows Like NOVELTY

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Put them oh your list ; for the: Ia4 who prizes sirartness. even: whet asleep ! Several styles and color combinations, in fine broadcloth! -

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pany, defendant. (b) Accounts payable, salaries and wages payable, and commissions payable as shown by the books of account of said Indiana Limestone Comnany as of October 31,

1932, with adjustments of said acpmmtft in a normal course of busi-

ness or sum iuwua ( Company up to and including date 1 nf confirmation of sale; and Fed- j Sf

eral, State and local Taxes and as j Sfl

sessments. The purchaser sliau also speciti- .

cally assume and agree to peiiorm and abide by the terms, covenants and conditions of the several conaf nigrum contracts, sales contracts

and contracts of lease to which said

i Indiana Limestone Company is a

party, and which contracts, on my part of said Company, are to be i kept,' performed and observed, ac

cording to the terms tnereoi. i y Third: All of said property shall ; 2 tivpn hi offered and bids will be re iw

ceived therefor as an entirety, sub

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