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MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 1938 - September Rivals June As Month for Weddings; Many Showers Planned

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Prenuptial Parties Will Honor Ruth Brinkman Who

Will Be Married Oct. 15; Zelda Schlueter to Be Entertained Tonight; Phyllis Mitchell to Wed.

litchens and linen closets will be furnished in advance for homes of fall brides-to-be at showers and parties to be given this week. September is vieing with June as a month for brides. Four of the brides--to-be will be married next week-end. A round of prenuptial parties this¢ week will honor Miss Ruth Brinkman. whose marriage to Herbert P, Kenney Jr. will be at 11 a. m. Saturday, Oct. at the St. Joan of Arc Church. Miss Lyla Fullen will entertain Friday evening at her home on the Rockville Road. Misses Marian and | Frances Messick have not vet announced the date for their party. | Miss Brinkman and Mr. Kenney Guests

were honor guests Saturday night mother, 1 at the home of Miss Anne Ten-'her sister, Mrs. Lewis Champers;

nant, 3710 N. Pennsylvania St. Lat- mother of the bridegroom-to-be,| er in the evening the hostess took |Mrs. Edward Janke, and Mesdames | her guests to a dance at the Wood- Mervin Littell, William H. Schneid- | stock Country Club. er, Thomas Ferling, Fred Woerner, | Attendants at Miss Brinkman's Frank Nelson and the Misses DoroWw edding will be Miss Nila Duncan, thy Jean Smith and Vonda Brown.

Kokomo, maid of honor, and Miss | ® # Florence Kenney, sister of the| A juncheon-bridge and shower bridegroom-to-be, bridesmaid. Wal- were given in honor of Miss Marjorie ter Whitworth will be best man. zjepler Saturday afternoon at the Ushers will include Jay Crackel and home of Miss Margaret CunningAlbert Buennagel, Indianapolis; ham, 3103 N. Illinois St. Miss ZiegDavid Russell, New Albany, and jer's engagement to G. Maxwell Ashton Gorton, Kokomo. Pamphilon, Berkeley, Cal, was anMiss Brinkman is a graduate of nounced recently St. Agnes Academy and Butler Uni-| Miss Cunningham was assistversity. She is a member of Alpha eq by Miss Agnes Lynch. AppointOmicron Pi and Theta Sigma Phi nents will be in blue and white. Sororities. Mr. Kenney was grad-| Guests with Miss Ziegler were uated from St. Joseph College, Rens- : av: s Williamt K. Zeig-| selaer, and Butler University. He her mother, Mrs. : : BIL a. pe is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, ler; her sister, Miss Billie Jane journalistic fraternity Ziegler, Miss Jane Briggs and Mesy o . dames George A. Buskirk, Edmund = C. Horst, Harry W. Martin, WilMrs. Donald Sanford will be host- liam B. Meyer and Marshall Rey-/ ess tonight at a linen shower hon- nolds. Miss Zelda Schlueter whose | » marriage to Harold Wiese will be Claude Daugherty of Orleans has Friday evening at the home of the announced the engagement and ap-bride-to-be. proaching marriage of his daughDecorations and appointments at ter, Pauline, to Fletcher Ridpath, the shower will be in pink and son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ridpath, green Guests will include Mrs. 1423 Carroliton Ave. The wedding Frank Schlueter, mother of the will be at 8:30 o'clock Friday eve-bride-to-be; Mrs. Anton Wiese, Mr. ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wiese's mother; Mesdames Oscar Clarence True, 1440 Park Ave. Fve, Robert Sackman, John Fehr,| ariss Marcella True will be Miss Irene Spence, Robert Riser, Ar- paygherty’s only attendant. Robthur Wiese. William Boehning. Fred eyt True. brother of the bridesroomBullman, Carl Bullman, Ed Kruse, (g.be. will be best man. The Rev. Fred Wiese, Don Shewman and Ida Guy Carpenter will officiate at the Furgason and Misses June Wiest: double ring ceremony Helen Kruse, Mathilda Bullman and the wedding. a recep-

(Gladys Riser. 2 ' | Heyes H held at the True home recentiv al will live at 208 W. 33d oq i : : wedding trip through

tained Miss Phyllis Mitchell Saturday with a luncheon-bridge and linen shower. Miss Mitchell will become the bride of Norman F. Janke at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the St John's Evangelical Church. Bridal colors of cashmere blue and American Beauty red were used in decorations at the shower. includes! Miss Mitchell's Mrs. Richard R. Mitchell;

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Schlueter was hostess ! a miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be Mrs. Sanford will be Miss Schluets only attendant at the wedding. ! Harold Rasener will be best man

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o » » Miss Phyllis Minter entertained recently with a crystal shower at her home, 325 E, 37th St. in honor of Miss Jane Beasley whose marriage to John Lookabill will be Saturday. Miss Minter was assisted bv her mother, Mrs. F. O. Minter. Table decorations were a miniature altar and bridal procession. Guests included Mesdames Clara Osborne, William Cooling, William Beasley, Lawrence Lookabill, William Millikan, Robert Walker, Ed- | ward White, Walter Edwards Jr. and Walter Edwards Sr. and the Misses Mavilla Rainey, Martha Reynolds, Louise Edwards, Helen Beamer, Margaret Brennman, Mary Anne | Lookabill, Sadie Burns and Jean Spiegel.

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Club Meetings

The Woman's Auxiliary of St Episcopal Church was to open its activities with a luncheon | today at home of Mrs. O. L. Watkins, 2415 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. F. C. Albershardt and Mrs. Williams Dodds were to assist the hostess. Miss Irene Duncan was to speak about a trip to Palestine.

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= Miss Gloria Hewitt is the newly slected president of the K. P. Club. Other officers are Miss Patty O'Hara, vice president; Miss Mary Elizabeth Barrett, treasurer; Miss Mary Helen Weddle, secretary; Miss Dorothy Reckerich, chaplain, and Miss Betty | Terhune, publicity director. |

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A covered dish luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the first meeting of the Newman rs’ Club of Butler University N. H. Rohn will be hostess at her 1 5510 Broadway. Mrs. E. C. Wakelam will be stalled as president of the organizaOthers be inducted ave | B. Slupesky, vice president; | secretary; Mrs treasurer; Mrs. W, O

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Pledges at I. U.

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BLOOMINGTON, 19 —In-| dianhapoiis voung women pledged to sororities of Indiana University following a three-dav rush period were announced They Kappa Alpha Theta— Misses \irginia Berkholder, Charlotte Fleming, Jane Gillespie, Jean Wills and Jane Winters Alpha Chi Umega—Miss Barbara Drummond and Miss Rosalie Holman. , Delta Gamma—Misses Durham, Virginia Flory, Jerry Gates, Janette Graham, Ann Henderson and Mary Beth Steinmetz Kappa Kappa Gamma-—Mlisses Peggy Burrell, Madeline Pugh, Harriett utledge and Mary Jane Thompson Alpha Delta Pi — Miss Elizabeth Schilling. Phi Omega Pi—Miss Bottorfl. Pi Beta Batchelder Zeta Tau Alpha—DMisses Violet Sexton, Betty Phillip and Catherine Richart. Sigma Phi Upsilon—Misses Ber-

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Assisiant hostesses dames Walter Kible: R. J. McManus and recently. are:

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tl luncheon at 1ester Ave, » = Mrs. Ernest Jones will be hostess a 12:30 o'clock luncheon meeting Wednesday at her home, 49350 S Meridian St, for members of the anamaian chapter of the International Travel Study Club. Mrs. Lota Snyder Emery will lecture, = = 5 J. M. Overby of the Better Business Bureau will speak at a meettomorow of the Tuesday Quest the home of Mrs. H. J. 5824 Indianapolis Ave. As1t hostesses will be Mrs. E. S and Mrs. E. G. Garske. 11 be furnished by Miss len Cussack

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salie Levenson, Joan Sacks and Alberta Shalansky. Sigma Kappa—Misses Mary Betty Moldthan, Roberta Poland, Elizabeth Sailer and Margaret Sturgis. Alpha Omicron Pi—Misses Norma McClintock, Barbara Spencer and Wanda Pullian. Phi Mu—Misses Jean Bash, Dotty Lackey and Robia Watson.

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Lee Hinman, psvchologist the Juvenile Detention Home, was to speak at a meeting of the Detention Home Auxiliary this after-| noon at 338 W. New York St Dr. Walter P. Moenning, vising physician, and Mrs. xn, president of the Federation of to talk Mrs. Willia H. Hodgson, founder, and Mrs. Walter Geisel, president, were to be honor guests. Mrs. C. J Finch Ww in charge of arrange-

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TipGivenby Food Expert

Economy Is Possible by Proper Planning of Baking Schedule.

By RUTH CHAMBERS Member National Livestock & Meat Board |

We talk a lot about our food | Methodist Episcopal Church pastors |dusky, W. H. Thompson; Shelby- | ‘budget these days, and very impor- were announced today by Bishop | Ville. First, (J.

tant it is. But how about a time budget and an energy budget? After all, our time and energy, too, are limited and should be expended as carefully as our dollars, An oven is one of the best aids in saving work, as many a housewife has learned. But how many

Miss Ruth Chambers will conduct the annual Indianapolis Times Cooking School. on Sept. 26, 27 and 28.

make full use of it? Many times] the oven could do double duty, thus | saving fuel as well as time. | The problem is to plan dishes! require approximately the! same oven temperature. You | couldn’t put a roast, which requires | a slow oven, into one which was heated to bake a pie. But there are other dishes, such as | casserole combinations, which call] for a moderate oven. At the same time, a cake or biscuits, custards, | spoon bread, baked apples, baked! potatoes or other vegetables and fruit can be cooked very nicely with them.

Cooking Time May Differ

It isn’t necessary that the foods require the same length of time to cook. Therefore, a meat dish which ! requires long, slow cooking may be cooked, covered, until nearly done. Then the temperature of the oven may be increased to brown the meat and begin baking the other food. The meat may be taken out and kept hot while the biscuits or rolls are given a final browning. There are many ways to make your oven serve you most efficiently

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Oven Saving 300 METHODIST

PASTORS GIVEN ASSIGNMENTS

W. C. Hartinger Remains as Indianapolis District Superintendent.

Assignments for 300 Indiana

Edgar Blake. They were: INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT W. C. Hartinger, District Superintendent Acton, E. G. Jann: Arlington, C. M. Bless: Beech Grove, R. M. Castleton. C. R. McCarty: Cumberland, H. H. Sheldon; Edgewood, M. O. Robbins; Edinburg, A. J. Coble Franklin, Samuel Robinson; Glenns

{ Valley, A. L. Swarens; Greenwood, | Lamar;

V. B. Hargitt, S. P Mahan. Indianapolis: Barth Place, W. G. Morgan; Bellaire Glen Reynolds; Blaine Avenue, W. E. Watkins; Brightwood, G. E. Lowrey; Broad Ripple, W. E. Gillette; Broadway, R. M. Millard; E. L. Harvey, assistant; Capitol Avenue, E. A. Clegg; Central Avenue, G. O. Carpenter; East Park, G. A. Smith; East Tenth, J. N. Greene; Edwin Ray, R. O. McRae; Fifty-First, G. S. Henninger. Fletcher Place, H. G. Lytle; Forest Manor, Clvde Bedwell; Grace, W. C. Calvert; Heath Memorial, L. H. Kendall; Irvington. E. L.. Hutchen; Meridian Street, Logan Hall. Merritt Place, to be supplied; Morris Street, E. N. Rosier; New Jersey, E. J. Weiss; North, C. A. McPheeters; Roberts Park, E. E. Alrich; Roosevelt Temple, to be supplied; Shelby Street, Joseph Edwards; ‘Trinity, J. R. Flanigan: Washington Street, H. L. Overdeer; West Michigan, R. R. Cross; Woodside, M. H. Reynolds; Lawrence, L. G. Carnes; Madison Avenue, C. P. Shulhafer. Maywood, William Kendall; Mt. Auburn, E. A. Dawson; Old Bethel, to be supplied; Southport, E. T. Taylor; Trafalgar, S. M. Riggle;

Henninger,

le. 0. Winey; Brookville, T. E. Adams |Sr.; Brownsville, G. C. Housman; | Princeton, first, L. C. Jeffrey; MeCarthage, R. H. Myers; Clarksburg, | morial, M. G. Buchanan; Rockport, |C. R. Fritz; Clifty, Gladys Marsh: L. S. Jarrett; Rockport Parish, E. H. (College Corner, O., C. R. Stout;|Boldrey; Rome, D. H. Rosier; Santa | Connersville, East Side, M. R. Kerr, | Claus, A. W. Jarboe, Selvin, Neal | First, W. C. Patrick, Grand Avenue, | Wallace: Tell City, W. H. McGowan. WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—Allot= {B. E. Tryon; Everton, W. A. Hart- : i saw; Fairfield, C. A. McCullough; | VINCENNES DISTRICT [esata $457,000: Were: made | Fairland, C. O. Carnes; FIAtrock.'E, F. Schneider, District Superin- | ‘hice Indiana projects today by {Henry White: Glenwood, R. E.| tendent the Rural Electrification Adminis= | Walker; Greensburg, R. A. Ulrey; | Alfordsville, PF. E. Groscloude; tration. ‘Laurel, C. R. Fitz; Liberty, R. M.| i : ’ ’ : ih ‘ ‘ . Hays. | Asbury, Claude Hayes, address, ; Ihe Wabay County Ruel Elec- | Bicknell, R. R.: : il, L. 8S Ni ric Membership Corp., Wa ash, was ell, 8 ‘Bickne “allotted $118,000 to build 104 miles Phillipp; Bruceville, G. G. Peel: | ¢ line to serve 326 customers in istown, K. D. Vandeventer; Mount . ’ . li St ar : ris , ’ Burns City. Newton Jones; Carlisle, Wabash, Miami and Grant Coun-

Pleasant, Chauncy Gardner; New John Sutch: Cass. C. W. Askins; ties: J ) ’ Wl ah; , y . S; ties; Jasper County REMC, Renssel= Delestine. Vk: Brause; NOW Yeon. aer, $241,000 for 225 miles to serve

) : | Decker. O. M. Deal; Decker Chapel, | ton, J. E. Byrd; Rushville, J. T. 736 customers and Orange County

k W. R. Lathom, address, Decker, | Scull; St. Paul, J. C. Fautz; San- pp. pygger, L. H. Ice; Elnora, R. REMC. Orleans. $128,000 for 116 miles to serve 416 customers.

F. Laycock; Farmersburg, R. M.| Taylor; Glendale, T. L. Rogers, ad-| —- dress, Montgomery, R. R.; Grays-|

ton; Poseyville, M. R. Seeger;

$487,000 ALLOTTED STATE REMC UNITS

bots ; Times Special

| Manilla, E. E. Young; Milroy, W. F. Russell; Milton, C. P. Hert; Mor-

J. W. McFall, Trinity, | B. Huffer, West Street, A. J. Spaulding; Waldron, A. S. Bastin; _. : rvYiE | estore, ©, L. Rice: Womb, J.) as, A- L. Howard; Hywers, P.

wel» ; | Stoelting; Indian Springs, E. A |E. Byrd; Winchester, Henry White. McBride: Loogootee. A. W. Shields; SEYMOUR DISTRICT

gy A. P. Bentley; Monroe City, | _|T. B. Avery, Oaktown, George Li b- Marti, Diskiet Superintend Thompson; Odon, H. R. Burton, | ‘OF OWH* i | Otwell, Rader Grismore; Peters-| Aurora, A M. Brows! Aushin, Hpurg, H. W. Glenn; Petersburg Cir- | M. Church; Batesville, R. L. Dove; | cuit, L. E. Waller: Pimento, James | Bright, Ernest Bailey; Brownstown, McCord; Plainville, E. G. Grimes: | Clyde Black; Brooksburg, W, J.| Pleasantville, De Bates; gd ‘othersville vid Shep-| Creek, Cyril Scott; Praireton, R. J. pert: © Ort “bh : > i" > Z | Stephens; Riley, H. W. Wooldridge; | per » Columbus, Cross rams, G. B.| gandphorn, D. L. Robertson; Shel-| | Northern; Dillsboro, R. F. Hamm; |pyurn, L. H. Ice; Shoals, M. E. Baker; | | Dupont, H. H. Clements; East Co-| Sullivan, W. F. Fink; Union, Carl] lumbus, C. F. Ault; Elizabethtown, |Janes; Velpin, Roy Harrison; Vin-| William De Hart; Fairview, T. M. cennes, First, C. W. Whitman, Jennings; Hanover, George Curtis; | North, L. N. Abel; Washington, J.B. | Hartford, Charles Vandiver; Harts-| Murr; Washington Circuit, u. V. ville, Royal Canfield; Hope, C. C.| Faris; Wheatland, J. S. Kerr; WinsBonnell; Kent, Merlin Schwein; | low, O. L. Fletcher. Lawrenceburg, H. R. Page. Madison, R. E. Badger; Ripley | County Parish, H. A. Meyer, Man- { chester, L. R. Morlen; Milan, B. K. | Johnson; Moores Hill, Theron Cas|tleman; Napoleon, William DeHart; | Newbern, C. V. McMillan; North | Madison, C. O., Morin; North Ver-| \ non, R. A. Shumaker; Ogilville, C.|90¢King. {| V. Onyett; Osgood, E. C. Dunn; | | Patriot, R. W. Pritchard; Rising Sun |E. A. Gillum; Seymour, First, A, L.| | Boren, Trinity, Albert Schmitt; | Taylorsville, A. H. Rumbley; Val-| | lonia, A. H. Mueller; Vernon, H. A.| | Broadwell; Versailles, J. T. Redmon; | Vevay, H. V. Smith; Whitecreek, L. D. Youngblood.

EVANSVILLE DISTRICT

| W. T. Jones, District Superintendent Blue Grass, H. H. Pattison; Boonville, M. E. Abel; Boonville Parish,

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FOG CRIPPLES N. Y. HARBOR

NEW YORK, Sept. 19 (U. P).—A| heavy fog blanketed New York] {Harbor today. crippled shipping and preventing the huge liner Queen |Mary, with 1900 passengers, from

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wl you are preparing a vegetable Union, Lemuel Johnson; West New-! To obtain a pattern and step-by- dish in casserole, you can bake a ton, C. M. Blers; Whiteland, E. A. step sewing instructions inclose 15 Combine during the last half hour or Dawson. cents in coin together with the AR of cooking. Try thls BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT | above pattern number and your size, ad § y : I : | Abram S. Woodard, Superintendent,

your name and address and mail to Pattern Editor, The Indianapolis Bedford, First, E. F. Shake, Grace, Times. 214 W. Marvland St, In-| {S. E. Stroud; Bloomfield, N. C. dianapolis. Ind. | { Pfeiffer; Bloomington, Arlington, R. | W. Parsley: Circuit, Bruce Hazel; Fairview, J. M. Walker; First, C. H. Taylor; Bowling Green. G. C. Baron; Brooklyn, Arthur Jean: Cen-| iterpoint, H. J. Propheter; Clay City. O. C. Haas; Cloverdale, Robert teaspoon paprika Benefiel; Cory, O. L. Huffman; El- | small onions lettsville, R. J. Crider, Embury, | 6 medium carrots (Nola Yoder; Freedom, H. A. Bailif; | Cube pork and brown in skillet. |Gosport, Guy Johnson. HarrodsRemove to baking dish, leaving fat|burg, E. A. Hartsaw; Heltonville, C grow in favor as the in pan. Brown chopped onions, put |F. Glick: Jasonville, J. E. Beal. aabare | With fat in baking dish. To re-| Linton, H. G. Ramsey; Lyons, A. : i seekers mainder of fat add water, tomato!R. Dals; Martinsville, W. E. Brown; away from the swimming pools and <oup, salt, pepper and paprika to|Mineral, Paul Burris; Mitchell, N. | tennis courts. Many guests will be taste. Add flour mixed with a little I. Schoolfield; Mooresville, F. P. Bedentertained tomorrow at the Merid- cold water and boil 3 minutes, stir-|well; Morgantown, J. L. Stout; Mt. id iia is ring all the time. Pour over beef. Olive, C. L. Carmichael; Nashville, ian His Country Club a & tunel Add onions, carrots and potatoes. |R. F. DeLong; Newberry, C. W. eon-bridge party, the club’s first fall’ cover and cook 1's hours at a mod- Scott; Patricksburg., J. E. Harbin; | entertainment. erate temperature. {Putnamville, Wm. C. Rust; River-| Mrs. C. P. Cartwright's guests will vale, Clarence Medaris; Spencer, C.|

be Mesdames Harry H. Martin, P. C. L. Hughbanks; Stinesville, Arthur Heckard

> 3 ve . Pierson and George Heidenreich Marv E. | inklow; Switz City; C. L. CarMrs. Ralph Showalter, the party] . {michael, G. H. Edwards; Waverley,

iy ST ; S. J. Kleis; Worthington, A. L. chairman, will entertain Mesdames D Ae : ’ BT On Program for | C

C. B. Durham, Dwight Peterson, Meredith. John Hamilton and Donald Gerking. | ‘ : NEW ALBANY DISTRICT > A 3 Riley Cheer Guild

Pattern or book alone—135 cents.

Oven Stew

slices salt pork pounds diced beef chuck » cups water large onion, chopped can tomato soup medium potatoes teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper

Bridge Affair Is Arranged at

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Bridge will weather drives

With Mrs. Harley Rhodehamel C. P. McKinney, Superintendent. will be Mesdames Peter F. Balz | Blocher, A. K. Pritchett; Campbellsburg, Dewitt Coats; Canton, C.

Miss Marv E. kard. § + | B. Homberger; Central Barren, C. L. liss Mary E. Heckard, Superin | Wilson; Charlestown, M. A. Farr;

tendent of nurses at Riley Hospital, gorydon, R. R. Kelley; Crawford George V. Underwood's guests wiil will speak at the Riley Hospital Circuit, J. C. Gray; DePauw, J. H. include Mesdames Harlan J. Hadley, Cheer Guild's first fall geting |Hatvel] Elissieth, D- 2 Johnson; Robert Armstrong and Herman 97 : : redericksburg, 8. onner, Voret 3 Sept. 27, a1 whe home of Miss Alice; menepy Lick, O. E. Parrett; French fn Mrs Velsey, 225 E. Fall Creek Blvd. Lick Circuit, F. J. Crocker; Georgewill be Plans for the year's activities will | town, W. A. Ryland; Greenville, T.

Mesdames Earl Hinton, : ‘ : Frank Oliv d ; soberis. be discusse nd Mrs. O. N. Ebert, J. Francis; Henryville, W. A, Shirley. Fah Olive, John WX Probus ne Ouse py Jeffersonville: Park Place, E. C.

Emerson Chaille, Cone Marlow and progr hair i raved y : Eiitence See is Eat L program chairman, is arranging a preginney: Wall Street, N. G. Talhe mh ei REniet SVIE M musical entertainment for the meet- pott; Wesley, Ohio Falls, E. C. MontSmith will be with Mesdames John five : id . Assisting the hostess will be 2omery.

H. Waldo, Russell Hippensteel and ng. : y Cite) ; 4 Laconia, W. H. Minter, Laneville t g : $ Mesdames J ‘ ale, rt, oe : y : he latter's guest. Mesdames John G. Beale, Ebert, pg "4s. qld; Little York, M. L.

_-_-mm—mr | Harty S. Mackey, J. W. Price, An- Tullis; Marenego, G. H. Curry, P i | drew J. Porter and Emil Soufflot. Mauckport, O. R. Bostock. ersonaits 3roups already have began work! New Albank: Calvary. F. T. John- - i : son; Centenary, H. O. Kisner; De-| Miss Marymae Endsley, daughter ) § § ! ; 3 ssett: Mai Miss M Endsley, daugl in the hospital sewing rooms under p,,w Memorial, H. D. Bassett; Main

of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Endsiey, 441 the direction of Miss Agatha Bald- Street, R. A. Ragsdale; Trinity, C. A. N. Grant St, left yesterday for i, general supervisor of sewing. Shake; Wesley Chapel, C. R. Query. MacMurray College for Women : “ % . v | Orleans, M. B. McClure; Otisco at Jacksonville, Il. Miss Ends- Chapters have regular sewing days | Norris Spurgeon; Paoli, D. M Bovd: ley, who will be a senior, is asso- once or twice each month. The Pekin. J. R. Hamm: Salem, JR ciate editor of College Greetings, Woman's Association of the Meri- | Bglin: Scottsburg. R. O. LaHue: the school paper. dian Heights Presbyterian Church gejlersburg, Valentine Deich; TasMrs. Lawrence E. McMahon en- has recently joined the groups work- yell, William Glosson; Utica, A. L. tertained Saturday at her home 5230 ing there. Beatty: West Baden Springs, James E. Washington St, with a -uncheon-| Among the chapters added during | Austin. a I ne Sonsin: NS sche the past vear are: A fifth chapter | RUSHVILLE DISTRICT Kernel, who wi return this week fers » che 'S ich= | : r ig oN a n th eCK at Anderson, four chapters at Rich-| J. G. Moore, Superintendent Arlington, H. G. Wedding; Bath,|

Mrs. Francis P. Huston will take Mesdames Carl Geupel, Frank C. Balke and Robert Axtell. Mrs.

E. A. Peterson's group

Sh Yh Oplometry mond, two new chapters at Mitchell, | Selioal al Chicago. and one chapter each at Clay City, |. MPS, Robert Ciface Was hostess Crawfordsville and Sheridan. The Saturday at a going away theater latter group is to be known as “A party in honor of her daughter, Voice From the Farm.” a Riley Doris Pd Guests were isses | \ iv 4 = OAS Sean iy Fe Misses name. Its membership includes 35

Janet Schermerhorn, Marion Hunt, embers irom the Home Ecot g Janet Bordenkecker, Marilyn Mun- M lx : Hig Club. The new chapters bring the

dell, Betty Neubauer, Mary Helen air Lovell Barbara Jean Lovell, Patsy total number to 195 with a memLovell and Robert David Groce. bership of more than 6500 members. ! Table decorations were in blue and| rT white. Mrs. Ruby Pottruff assisted the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Groce will be at home after Sept. 21 at 1393 E. 93d St, Cleveland.

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph R. Lemcke Jr. | and daughter, Alexandria, left Sat- | urday for their home at Cleveland |

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mer at their summer cottage at Lake Manitou, returned recently to their home, 3153 College Ave.

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