Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1940 — Page 4
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SOCIETY—
Horses Owned by Local Residents Win Honors at Ft. Wayne Show
Indianapolis-owned horses moved in on the I, Wavne Horse Show this week-end and moved oft with a sizable number of premiums to add to their owners’ collections, The 10th annual I't. Wayne Charity Horse Show was held Saturday and yesterday in the tree-bordered ring at Covington Manor, country estate of Mr. and Mrs, John A. Berghoff, 10 miles west of Ft. Wayne.
Approximately 100 entries from Midwest stables offered stift competition to the local stock. Among them was a United States Army jumping team which came from the R. O. T. detachment at Michigan State College, Bast Lansing, Mich. Riding with the team was Private Joe Lee, a member of the American Olympic jumping team in 1937 The show opened with a grand entry lead by I. I. Newman ot Ft. Wayne driving an 18-passenger early American road coach with a four-in-hand hitch. The coach, a brilliant vellow-and=black paint job named the “Bumble Bee.” was complete, even to an individual tooting valiantly on a coach horn, although his previous experience with horns was limited to a trumpet in the Shrine band. Silas Messer rode Mr. and Mrs. A, Hastings Fiske's “Patience Rewarded” to three firsts at the show, The horse, a post entry, led in the three-gaited saddle horse under 15.2 hands and the combination three-gaited saddle horse classifications and made a clean sweep of Saturday night's show by winning the three-gaited $250 stake,
John B. Stokely Attends John B. Stokelv was on hand to watch Mrs, Stokely show “Best Ie Sou.” The horse placed first in the green hunter class; fourth in the Corinthian class; sixth in the $250 hunter stake, and, paired with Mrs. William E. Munk's “Mt. Adam,” took third place in the pairs of hunters class The Corinthian class was one of the colorful features of Sunday's show and one in which Indianapolis horses took chief honors, It was ridden over an outside hunting course and hunting attire or military uniform was required of the riders William H. Wemmer rode in the scarlet coat he wears with the Traders’ Point Hunt here and Mrs. Munk and Mrs. Stokely wore the Hunt colors of burgundy and robin's egg blue on their collars Mrs. Munk rode “Mt. Adam’ te first place in this class. Mrs Wemmer placed second with “Hector.” Mr. Wemmer on “Mr, Somebody’ was third, and Mrs. Stokely with “Best Te Sou” was fourth ‘Mt. Adath.”’ with Mrs. Munk up, was third in the handy hunter class and also in the hunters under saddle class. And to top off a successful showing, the horse took first in the $250 hunter stake ves terday The Wemmer's “Hector” and “Mi second in hunters under saddle and first and fourth among model hunters. Their “Top Flight” was the reserve winner ih the $250 hunter stake and, with “Mr, Somebody,” placed first in the pairs of hunters class.
Dr. Bonham Was Exhibitor Dr. P. O. Bonham was another successful local exhibitor yesterday, placing fourth with “Sparr” in the $250 jumpers stake, and with Mrs. Hubert Thomas “Chinchilla.” “Doe” also rode with Mrs. Munk on “Flan” to fourth place in the pairs of
Somebody’ placed frst and
sixth “Spar” hunters class Farl Marple was another Indianapolis exhibitor at the show. Two of his entries placed second in the single hackney pony and the singl® hackneyvs in harness classes Miss Marilyn Richards, who had entered “Dixie Born,” seratehed the horse before the show's opening and did not attend. Among Indianapolis spectators ‘were Mr. and Mrs, August C. Bohlen and their son, Bob The show Wavne Horse Club Saturday approximately 250 horseshoe table Among numerous private parties was ah informal garden party given vesterday after the show by Mr and Mrs Berghoff at their home and a breakfast for exhibitors vesterdayv morning at the Country Club given by Joseph Hutzell and Misses Mary and Irma Hutzell
Mildred Erma Thiesing Honored
Mrs. 1. Merrill Thiesing was to entertain with a luncheon-hridge today at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the hostesses who have given parties for her daughter, Mildred Erma, who is to be married to Norman Essex Titus Thursday in the First Baptist Church Guests were to be Mesdames J. H. Kemper, Harry Sidrow, L. W,
Mohlenkamp, C. E. Wilkingson, Norman Nicolai, Clyde E. Titus, Ed« ward Klingholz, William Delaney, Thomas B. May, Robert Straghn, Kenneth Kinnear; Mrs. Nicholas Demerath, New Orleans, and Mrs, John A. Wood, Cincinnati, and the Misses Lois Jean Nicolai, Dorothy Spahr, Edna Delaney and Mary Lou Mohlenkamp.
JANE JORDAN
DEAR JANE JORDAN having dates with a boy my a short he had all of our dates end in wrestling matches He savs the anh resistance, and it weakens miserable by giving him up. or is relationship on its former basis?
the nceasion for a number of parties, The i, Association had a supper dance at the Country in honor of exhibitors which wag attended by The supper was served from a large,
was Show night persons
16 vears old and have been Up until
I am & girl own age for several months
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ANXTOUS Answer-Of two evils choose the lesser. At 16 no girl can attord to let an irresponsible bov think he owns her. If once he gets this idea in his head the chances are that he will drop vou like a hot cake and then vou'll feel worse than if vou quit him of your own free will and accord 1 know of no wav in which vou ean restore vour relationship to its former casual basis unless the voung man actuaily thinks enough of vou to be chastened by an out-and-out turn-down. Sometimss this works and sometimes it doesn’t. I have seen boys come back humbled and ready to behave after a girl kicked them out of the house, and I've seen them accept the ultimatum with a laugh. No matter what vou do, vou stand to lose him in the end, tor so voung a lad has no idea of permanence. You'll feal a lot better about it all if vou have no guilty memories; so just brace yourself for the task and get rid of him, » » » » » ”»
DFAR JANY JORDAN--T am: almost 19 and have never had a date. The voung men teil me I'm a lot of fun bat that's about as far as it goes because I am very much overweight While attending business college 1 met two voung men, one 20 and the other 21. I like both very much. They say they like me bug since several of the other boys and girls have be>n teasing them, they just joke about it At the present I've dropped them saving that T am breaking their hearts at all or if they are making fun of me do with them or what?
Now they are joking and 1 don’t know if they like me Should I have nothing to
MMW to learn to count vour calories until vou have regained vour normal weight. Cruel as it is, it still is true that fat girls are made the brunt of many jokes, and ridicule is hard to take. I do not sav that no fat girl ever gets a beau for this is not true, but overweight is a decided handicap to popularity Most voung men fall in love with their eves, and while a few curves are not to be despised, few bovs have the courage to court a fat girl, no matter how entertaining she is, because their frienas make fun of them, as vou have seen Why don’t vou rid vourself of this embarrassment hv following a safe and sane program of diet and exercise? If vou had =a passable figure you wouldn't suffer for fear vour friends were secretly laughing at you. Besides, normal weight is better for vour health JANE JORDAN
Answer—You'll have
Tot voor problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer veur
questions in this column daily,
CHICKEN, mashed potatoes and ice cream are said to be the American symbols for "big eats” on Sunday. Chicken, either roasted, fried, broiled or fricasseed, seems to stand for success and high life in the average American home. However, a recent study of what the average family likes to eat shows that roast beef, baked cured ham, fresh ham, leg or shoulder of lamb and leg or shoulder of veal also appear with regularity in the average American home on Sunday, Rowena S. Carpenter, associate home economist, and Hazel K. Stiebeling, senior food economist, Economics Division, Bureau of Home Economics, have worked out three Sunday dinner menus: 1. (For family on liberal diet): Roast chicken with savory stuffing, baked yams for sweet potatoes), creamed asparagus (or other creamed vegetables), head lettuce salad, ice cream with strawberry preserves, milk for children 2. (For family on a moderate-cost adequate diet): Stewed chicken with rice, green beans, hot biscuits, ice cream with fruit sauce, milk for children, coffee for adults 3. (For family on minimum-cost adequate diet): Shoulder pork chops, candied sweet potatoes, creamed spinach, bread and butter, sliced bananas, milk for children, tea or coffee for adults.
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
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Johnston-Funkhouser Wedding Announced by Bride's Parents; Party Will Honor Viola Alandt
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shower notes comprise todav's bridal news Thomas Johnston ated on a wedding Robinson, 922 E. 49th St, to James The bride was Miss Miss Robinson has chosen as tomorrow with a kitchen shower for cauzaht with clhisters » china shower and on Sept. 5 Mi: Misg Marv Mathewzon return Sept 8 at the home
A marriage announcement. selection of Dr and Mrs. Ralph M. Punkhous g E——— - er announce the marriage of thei N pany daughter, Marv Catherine, to Alan ( | 1 ‘ k Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs Oup C d CS The ceremony was performed at WwW ~ddi or T = the home of the hride's parents, 21 C ng I 1p E. 37th St, at 7 p. m. Friday night 3 The Rev. Alexander Sharp offici- Mr. and Mrs following their Invitations were issued this week- 8 Mm. Saturday in Holy end for the marriage of Miss Betty Church, The Rt. Rev, Msgr Robinson, daughter of Mrs, Barl M. Killian officiated at the cersmony, A. Hynes, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ernst ons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs R. Angrick, 2817 Allen Ave Clements, 1509 Main St, The ceremony will be Sept. 15 in Grove. Mr. Beck's parents are the Broadway Methodist Church, and Mrs. Charles Eck, 1033 bridesmaids Mrs, Clark Hill, Aurora, The bride, given in md: Mrs, Charles Christoph and her father, was gowned in Miss Dorothy ‘Olark. stIK net fashioned with a long train Mrs, Christoph will entertain She wore a fingeriip-length the bride-to-be and Mrs, Joseph Walsmith will have a hosiery and handkerchief shower Thursday On Sept. 4, Miss Claik is to give William Engler and Mrs ex Thomas will entertain with a lunch Aon and miscellaneous shower at the Maratt Hotel Jane Preston will have a for Miss Robinson Sept. 6 at Canary Cottage and Mrs. Robinson will entertain with a {rouss®au tea On Sept. 11 Mrs. Hill will give a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. P. W. Wassler, 4537 College Ave
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Miss Viola Alandt, whose marriage to Kenneth Smith, son of Mr and Mrs. Melvin Smith, 78 N Wallace St.. will be Sept. 1 in the Downey Avenue Christian Church, will be honor guest at a MiScel- we frst time since she loft laneous shower given tonight by portueal. Aue. 1 Mrs. Max Hamilton and Miss Doro- 1t was a thy Keithley. by girls from The party will be at Miss Keith- Beauty Salon” lev's home Guests with Miss Duchess at Government Alandt will include her mother, Mrs, spokesman for the Windsors Henry PP. Alandt; the hridegroomto=be's mother; Mesdames Harry [Matilln, Melvin Smith Jr, George Betts, BJ. Keithley, Nejl Kershneg [and Juanita Reed and the Misses Ruth Matille, Crystal Smith and Marjorie Kershner
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| Mrs. Rernard Wulle tertained with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Colette Klaene, daughter of Bernard Klaene, Cov(ington, Kv. Miss Klaene's marriage (to Victor B. Walle, Mrs. Wulle's son, (wil be at 9:30 a. m. Sept. 7 inh St Benedict's Catholic Church at Cove {ington. |
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Forrest on Duchess is agreeable pleased with the loeal manicure received at House by girls from [ Beauty Salon.'”
the > Ww Ww | Guests were Mesdames William Lynch, Anna Klein, Leo Mitchell, patronize the [Bernard MeGlinschy, James Wulle, Salon for manicures, [Vietor McGuire, Carrie Smith, L. L. Forrest's arrival, | Tracy, James Burcham, Carl Kuehn. Roy Hunter, M. W. Feeney, Ned Coreoran and Julia ¥. Shine, Others were Mesdames Claud | Noggle, Pred Kuhn, Francis Sage, (Elizabeth Weiss, Rav Klein and Bd - ward H. Arszman and the Misses { Lena, Anna and Teresa Smith, Mar (Klein, Alice Weiss, Lorine Mitchell and Joan Arszman and Misses Jean Committee of
land Janet Roseing, Erlanger, Ky, |Sahara Grotto. Mrs and Mrs, Goldie Smith
men for the event Mrs. Walter J. Finn entertained Members of the telephone | rncently at her lake cottage at mittee of the auxiliary were enter | Breezy Point with a towel shower tained recently at Five [in honor of Mrk. John J Commins, Mesdames [who was Miss Mary Davidson “e- Plake and Madge Dille fore her marriage Aug. 8 : Guests included Mrs, O. 1, Teacue | Mrs Kenneth White and the Misses Mabel Ives, Helen McMillin, Grete - len Stark and Aghes Mahoney > ww Ww
Miss Louise George and Mrs. [Ohris Petit will entertain Wednes[day evening with a miscellaneous |shower at Miss George's home, 1612 W. Morris St, for Miss Jean Anh Vinson, Miss Vinson will become the bride of Patrick Donnelly in a ceremony in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Sept. 2. | Mrs. Thomas E. George will assist the hostesses. Guests will include the bride-to-be's sister, Mrs. Garnet Rodocker; the bridegroom - | to=be's mother, Mrs. Nora Donnel{vy his sister, Miss Margaret Dre (nelly, and the Misses Josephine Wade, Helen Mannix and Gladys [ Sullivan, Other guests will be Mesdames Jack Lavden, John J. Ratz, James Sage, Peter Clements, koland Robinson, Joseph Mazelin, Mary Zena; Edna Kelliher and Kathryn Marshall, |
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Grotto Auxiliary To Have Basket Dinner
will be Christian
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dinner noon at members of the the Auxiliary to
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| apolis Chi Omega Alumnae with A pillow slip card party will be plans for the formal dinner to sponsored by the Ladies’ Auxiliary | morrow at the Propvlasum for to Indianapolis Chapter 393, Order | girls entering college this fall of Eastern Star, tomorrow afternoon | She it a member of the Purdue at the temple at 1522 W. Morris | University chapter of the so. St. ' rority, :
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are to Washington marriage at 7:30 Name Petey
Irene Clem1.20 Beech
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marriage by white
veil of orange bhlossoms and carried a bouquet of lilies
Miss Frances Clements Mix:
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brothers of the bride Wallis Gets Her
had this week-end for Lisbon,
triple shampoo applied “Adorable the House, a
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was Miss Marie Landreyv, daughter of Mr, marriage Saturday, (Photo-
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1. Mrs. Henry and Mrs, Daniel 8S reflex Photo.) 2. Miss Ruth Marie Carpenter's took place Aug. 18 in the Centenary daughter of Mr. and Mrs, True Carpenter (Porter Photo) 3. Miss Gertrude Greiwe, daughter of Ma Mis Hen RB Gireiwe, Greensburg. Ind, is to be married Saturday to Lawrence Oliger Greenshurg, in St. Mary's Church at Greenshiurg 4 Mr and Mrs. Wilhur H Metz will be at Sept. 3 in Harrvizon Apartments. Mrs. Metz was Miss Helen Cole before het riage Aug. 17 in the First Methodist Church at Marion, Ind 5 A July 14 wedding that of Mizz Dorothy Moeller to Jacohi They home here Mrs Jacobi iz the daughter of and Mrz Louis New Palestine. Ind (Fritsch Photo) 6. Mrs Joseph A. Fendel was Miss Mary Kathleen Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Adams, before her marriage Aug. 18 (Porter Photo) 7. The marriage of Miss Ruth Pfeffer at 8:30 p. m., Sept. 7, in the Gethsemane Lutheran Church, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Prefer, 2862 Holt Road. and Mi Kruge is the son of Mr, and Mrs. August K, Kruge, 940 Bazil Ave 8. Mixs Isabella Stoner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stoner, will hecome the bride of Earnest MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs, Edward MacKinnon, at 3:30 p.m, Saturday in the Edwin Ray Methodist Chureh Photoreflex Photo) 9 Mr. and Mrs Delaware St, following thei Church, She wax Mrs, Ernestine George W. Neal, Mavwood, Ind 10. Mrs. Anna Dean announces daughter, Gertrude, to Joseph Hunt Hunt. The wedding, «t 9 a. m., Sept, 2 (Kindred Photo) ; 11. Before het Jack Mather was Miss . Gray. Mr, and Mrs ments 12. The engagement of of Mr. and Mrs, James M parents, Mir, and Mie Fdward 1 fall at the Wpiscopal Church of the
marriage to Charles Spellman Jr Christian Church She is the
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the approaching Mr, and will be in Holy
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marriage June 1 in the Third Christian Church, Mrs Jean Grav, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Mather are at home in the JefTerson Apart to Richard Stover, so announced hy
RBarbara Tack Whiting. Ind. is Tek I'he Advent
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Lodge to Install Otticers
officers Roval meeting with Camps at Ft fomorrow are Mrs Mrs Clara
Welsh. 20on of Mi 1002 & New will leave early in September ter Purdue University where he will Canin study aeronautical engineering ht the American and Xing al 8 pm Officers: oracle; oracle cello
Rov E Rov Welsh ty en will he inatalled Neighbors of
daugh Motley Anns
Puke, het Duke Jerry from louis were guests Smith in Lo-
Mrs, Maude M ter, Mrs, Josephine and her granddaughter Motley, have returned ville, Ky., where the) of Col. and Mrs. R. T cust Grove,
Friendly
Cora Adams, past Mrs, Flossie Laufer, chanMrs. Zvipha Salvards, reMrs. Erlene Hinet, receiver, Mrs, Lula Dunning, marshal; Mrs Mabel Sielaufl, assistant marshal and Mrs. Rose Scott, outer sentinel Others are Mrs, Katie Stacey Mrs. Fannie Draper, Miss Susie Niceley, musician; Marie Ford berlin, Courage: well, Modesty: Riley, Endurance Harlan, flag hearer Mrs. Margarite Killian will be in «talline officer and Mis Cornwell Dailey, ceremonial shal
corder; Indiana fresh-
Miss Motley will enter Central College this fall as a man,
C. HolWest - Mrs Mrs
and Mrs. J their family, of wood, N. J, are the guests of Holbrook's parents, Dr, and Clark W. Dav, 29 W. 42d St
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Mrs, W. G. Williams and danghters, Jane and Martha SS. East St, accompanied by Elizabeth Arnold Hash, will leave Saturday weeks moto trip to where they will visit Mrs son, Robert
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Held annual reunion of Manlove family was held vestersay fut Riles Park Greenfield, Tha Officers of the group are George KE Manlove, Tipton, Ind, president; Harry Manlove, Milton, Ind, HArst vice president; Paul Manlove, Mt | Lawn, Ind, second vice and Mrs. Lulu Hunter retanr
Manlove Reunion
Monre The 50th
Vise
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence B 3433 Central Ave, were recent itors to French Lick Springs
Delta Delta Deltas Hold Rush Party
Delta Delta Delta Sorority fained Saturday for voung who will enter Indiana University this fall. The party was at Meridian Hills Country Club Special guests were Calvert, district president Otto Jensen, Miss Virginia president, represented the chapter at Indiana University Arrangements were under direction of Miss Florence Bowers, Miss Ruth Hale and Mrs. Ray Lilienberg
enter
women
Mrs. Owen and Mrs Austin active
Y. T. C. Convention Delegates Named
Delegates of the New Crusade Council to the Youth's Temperance Council state convention to be held in Hollenbeck Hall Wednesda: through Triday have been named They are Mrs. Mildred Sullivan and the Misses Margaret Forrest, Wilma Foxworth and Doroth: Bishop Alternate delegates are Miss Mary Gross and Mrs. Jane Nicholson
Holy Angels Church To Hold Card Party |
The Altar Sodality of Holy Angels Church will sponsor a ecard party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the school auditorium at 28th St. and Northwestern Ave The August committee of the church will be in charge Co-chair | men are Mesdames Martha Cook, | Raymond McVey and William Taylor, {
Gamma Nu Meets Today
The Mu Chapter of Gamma Nu Sorority will meet at 8 o'clock to ‘night at the home of Mrs. James Crum, 1036 W. 31st St, for a covered dish supper
I. P. D. Auxiliary to Meet
The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Th. {dianapolis Police Department was to meet at 2 p. m. today ih Ayres’ ‘auditorium for election of officers.
the Maviower
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Alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta
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appears with
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A rush parts tivities for tomorrow The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CLUB OF ALPHA GAMMA DELTA HSORORITY the members of
will assist active DePaim entertaining girls thiz fall Iimcheon=bridge at
(he University
chapter in tomorrow
Indianapolis planning to
fon The party
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attend DePauw will be =a Propylasum at 1 p. m Misg Martha Jane Ket Miss Mary FPenstermakel are co-chairmen of arrangements: assisted by Miss Elizabeth Robert an instroctor at Broad Ripple igh School and the incoming ident of the Indianapolix Alumnae Club Mrs, K. 1... Dotterer is in charge of reservations from out of Betty Shaver Downing Rachel Martha and Mi: Island, N. \
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Ciuests Misses and Joan Ind.: Mix: Ind Mise Danville, 111
stad, Long
The ALPHA CHAPTER, OMEGA CHI SORORITY. will meet Wedne: the Mrs. Richard Pennsylvania St
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ALPHA CHAPTER ITA SORORITY will (hm. Wednesday at the Hotel coln
Week's Program Set By Women of Moose
The program for a week of varied activity has been announced by the Women of the Moose Rifle Range practice is scheduled for this evening and the Kitch en Band will sponsor a pillow slip card party at 8 p. m. today in the hall of the Moose Temple Mis Katherine Hansford, chairman, will be in charge of arrangements. The publicity committee will spon sor the Thursday alternoon card party at 2:30 o'clock at the Temple The Ladies’ Drum and Bugle Corps recently organized hv Mrs. France: Wiebke, will meet at 6 p. m. Thurs dav for practice The corps will one hasz drum. eight snare two tenor drums, Turkish hell Ivres and batons There will be a chapter meeting at 8 p. mm. Thursday with Mrs. Doi ville. Wise presiding
WwW. R. C. Meets Tomorrow The George W. Chapman Post 10 of the Women's Relief Corps will meet at 1:30 p. m. (tomorrow at Fi Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St Mrs Hazel Reichman, president, will be in charge
10 hugle: drum cymbal
inchude
regular business
MONDAY, AUG. 26, 1940 '
Recent Brides Share Limelight With Five Whose Engagements Are Announced
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Rush Party;
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meetings In
Marie Landrey § Becomes Bride Rav EF. Mueller afMcts Saturday at his homs Miss Malle
daughter of Daninl S Bavel
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wore 4] powdel light blue also was of pink
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State Policeman To Speak
The Mes
will meeting at 7:48
Woman Societ of
morial Presbyterian Church Auguet p. m Wednesday in the There will short and husiness meeting. Sey Morrow of the Indiana § will appeal on the program ing the meeting, which is to sponsored by the men of the church Norman Peine, chairman, will ba assisted by Fred Ellerman and Flmer Summitt
hold it chapel fevotional t. Frank Police follow he
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