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CLUB CALENDAR Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 ) Friday I Mt. Pleasant 10c supper, posti: poned indefinitely. i Better Homes Home Economic • dub, pot-luck supper, Lehman's j Park. Berne, 6:SO P. M. » Tuesday t ’ Zion Reformed Missionary Society, church parlors, 2:30 p. ni. I Monday Night-Club, Mrs George , Laurent 7:30 p. m. , C. L. of C. Catholic school 7:30. , Mt. Tabor Indies Aid Society, , Bobo uctoiolhouse, 8 p. tn. Taylor street. Huntington, Sunday, 1 September 11. i MANY ATTEND ■ BARKLEY REUNION The annual Barkley reunion was held at the East Liberty schoolhouse, Sund.iy with about ninety relatives and friends attending. A basket dinner was served at the noon hour. Du-ring the afternoon a program I was given. Readings by Bonita. , Ruth. Jean, and Patricia Birkley and Richard Barkley were enjoyed, i Rev. Hubbard of Monroeville gave a short talk, and various other' i members of the family also gave ! short I.llks. Musical numbers were furnished ; j by a stringed trio and a sextette | i A business session was held at | which time the following officers I were elected: Jams Barkley, presi-j I dent: llda Barkley, secretary; and | Ivan E. Barkley, treasurer. LADIES AID PLANS FOR YEAR The Indies Aid Society of the United Brethren Ohun-T met in the church parlors, Thursday .ifternoon for the regular meeting of the or-

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ganization. The Mesdames Hubert, Cochran, Clarence Drake and Earl' Crider were the hoMesses. During the business meeting plans were made for the ensuing year. The ladies decided to quilt | quilts during th whiter months for| seventy-five cents for a hundred I y.irdM <-f thread, fifty cents for' knotting comforters and ten cents I extra for binding. Mrs. C. E. Baughman, who was i recently selected president of the; ’ Ladles Aid resigned and Mrs. O. P. Mills was named president in her I place. Fourteen members, one visi-1 tor and five children attended the ' meeting. JANET SCHROCK CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY The twelfth birthday anniversary of Janet Sdhrock, diughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schrock was observed at an afternoon party givI en at the home <,f her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith on South Second street, Wednesday afternoon. Twelve guests attended the party Wednesday afternoon from three to six o'clock Games of hearts were played in which the prizes were won by Marjorie Scheimann. Rosie Moyer and Barbara Burk. A guessing w rd contest was also enjoyed, j The luncheon was served in the 1 dining room of the Smith home 1 and the table was centered with two large dechr. ited birthday cakes. Mrs. Schrock was assisted in serv- . ing the luncheon by Miss Madge ! Hite. The guest list for the party com- ; prised Flora Marie Lankenau, Betty Campbell, Rachel Lehman. Monl lea Schmitt, Birgara Burk, Cath- , erine Knapp, Jane Krick, Alice : Katheryn Baker, Rosie Moyer, Mari jorie Scheimann. Jean Bright, and ' Anna J ine Tyndall. BETTY DRAKE HONORED AT SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Louie Drake entertained with a chicken supper at I their home Wednesday night, the' occasion being their daughter, Betty's birthday anniversary. Those present at the supper were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Richard. Mr. and

1 Mrs. John Drake. Mr and Mrs. lAI-' 'ton Richard and daughters Patsy' land Peggy, Sanford Richard. Elea-' ’ nor Burand, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Drake and children Velma, Max and i Betty. During the evening fifteen friends gathered at the Drake home to assist Betty In celebriting her birth-' I day. They were Dolores Miller, ' i Richard Miller, Wendel Miller, - Ardella and Esther 'Harmon, Rosalie Miller, Harold Harmon. Mildred Hlndeluate, Helen Gay. I>oyle I Gay, Glen Drake. Marjorie Gay, l Max Drake, Velnii Drake, and the honored guest, Betty. Refreshments of pink and white ice cream were served. The Missionary Society of the Zion Ref -rmed Church will meet in the church parlors, Tuesday after-! noon at two-thirty o'clock. The pro-I gram committee will comprise theMesdames Floyd Hunter, Ben Schroyer, and Peter Kirsch. PIANO PUPILS GIVE RECITAL The pupils of Miss Jeanette Rich gave a plan recital at her home in Monroe Thursday afternoon. After the musical program, refreshments of ice cream, sunshine cake mil punch, in colors of yellow and white, were served by Mrs. J. C. Rich, assisted by her mother and sister. Mrs. M. F. Andrews and Mrs. M. L. Hoffman. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were the Mesdames J hn Feasei, Henry Nussbaum, Paul Habbegger, Charles Christner* Julius Shultz, Charles Feasel, Eli Andrews M. L. Femel, M. F. Andrews. M. L. Hoffman and the Misses Corine Nussbaum, Dortha and Janice Feasel, Beatrice Nussbaum, Rose Mary Habbegger, Crystal Christner, Mary Shultz, Irene and Vera Braun, Monioj Hieman. Eloise, Elaine and Ruth Ellen hristy, Evelyn Bovine. Esther Watkins and Annis May Merriman. I SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENJOYS HAMBERGER FRY The members of Mrs. Francis Border s class of the Zion Reformed Sunday School enjoyed a hamburger fry at Belmont Park Thursday evening. Games were played and later boating was enjoyed. Those present xvere Helen Brit-! zenhoff, Margaret Poling, Mirtha, | Summers, Rachel Lehman, Eileen I Jaokge-n, Vera Roth, Esther Fisher. I i Bernice Pickford, Bernice Beineke. and the teacher, Mrs. Francis BorI ders. The Monday Night Club will meet, text Tuesday night at seven-thirty, o'clock at the home of Mrs. George. Laurent. » MEETING OF I MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Henry Leichtensteiger was | hostess to the members of the Mis-| sionary Society of the First Chris-1 II tian Church at her home Thursday l l night. The meeting was opened with I the singinig c-f the song, "Will' There Be Any Stars in my Crown,", ' followed with prayer by Rev. C. R. | I Lanman. The society united in singing, "1 Love Him Because He First Loved j Me.” Mrs. A. D. Artman presided; over the business meeting, during! which Mrs. Rufus Dun was taken into the organization as a new mem-! ber. INTERESTING MEETING OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY A large number of the members, of the Women's Home Missionary! Society of the Methodist Episcopal' Church attended the meeting which 1 was held at the home of Mrs. John, Tyndall on Fourth street, Thursday ; afternoon. The assisting hostesses at the I meeting were the Mesd imes Horace ■ Callow, John Niblick, D. D. Heller' and George Chronister. Mrs. A. I). ■Suttles had charge of the lesson study f,r the meeting and the first) chapter from the new study book, "Facing the Future in Indian Mis-, sions,” was given. Mrs. Homer Lower was the devotional leader. During the business ' I meeting plans were made to hold ! a cookie sale on Friday, September 30. At the close of the meeting refrshments were served by the hostesses. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS jAT AFTERNOON PARTY Miss Lydia Frosch entertained a I number c-f he rfriends at her home 1 in Union township Wednesday after noon. Games were played and prizes were won by the Misses Hilda and Ester Thieme. A five o'clock luncheon was served by the Misses Ida Frosch and ! Ell i Thieme. Those present were ' Flora Blakey. Hilda Thieme, Lorina i Thieme. Eileen Blakey, Armilia i Krueckeberg. Ester Thieme, Norina I Krueckeberg, Ella Thieme and i.da | Frosch. The Ladies Aid Society of the Mt. Tabor church will meet Tuesday night at eight o'clock in the Bobo Schoolhouse. HONORS HUSBAND AT SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. William Stuckey entertained with a birthday surprise party in honor of her husband. Wednesday. at her home in Monroe. The decorations for the entertaining rooms xvere summer garden flowers and the color note was rose and

' white. Several games of five hundred ' were played, after which the party motored to the Green Water Bathing I teach where a swimming putty I was enjoyed. Upon their return to the Stuckey 'home a delicious two-course lunch- ; eon was served to the guests including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sprunger of Berne; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stuckey and Mr. and Mrs. R y Price of Monroe. MISSIONARY SOCIETY PLANS FOR GROUP RALLY | Twenty-four members of the Womens Missionary Society of the j Evangelical Church met in the I church parlors. Thursday afternoon. The September section had charge j of the meeting over which Mrs. J. l O. Tricker presided. 'Mrs. Henry Fuhrman was the ; devotional leader, and the lesson topic was gives) by Mrs. Amos

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Graber. Mimi Elva Anspiugii play- 1 I ed a piano solo, and Maxine Martin t r and Zula Porter each gave two • readings. , r Plans were made for the group 1 rally which is to be held In Van 1 r Wert. Ohio in October, and a com- 1 - mittee to furnish transportation to 1 - that city was appointed. I I 1 FAREWELL PARTY FOR ROSAMOND HOAGLAND I Miss Rosamond Hoagland was | pleasantly surprised with a farewell party which was given in her < honor Thursday night. The pirty I - was in the form of a hamburger and i a weiner roast at Lehman Park in i b Berne. ' .Miss Hoagland will leave next ( b Tuesday fi r bsdianapolis where she . will enter school in the Indiaui University of Nurses Training. b A hamburger and weiner roast i was enjoyed in the Berne Park, and ' j home made ice cream was served.

Following the meal, the party attended the baud concert. Those present were Mrs. Gay lie Hoigland, Marlow and Dorcas Hoaglsnd. Homer Bittner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roop and children Arline and Joyce, Rosamond Hoagland Ireta Fisher, Mabel Hill, Judson Passwater. Paul Fugate and Girl Hurst. EVER READY CLASS HOLDS REGULAR MEETING The members of the Ever Ready class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School met at the home of Miss Effie Patton on Grant street, Thursday night. The Mes-

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dames Giles Porter, R. A. Adams, John Nelson, and J ick Friedt were the assisting hostesses. The regular routine of business was c nducted and twenty members responded to the roll call. Following the business meotiiig a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments of lee cream, cake and coffee were served. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will hold their regular meeting in the Catholic high school building Tuestfiy at seven-thiirtj' o'clock. o — — Get the Habit — Trade at Home