Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 153, Lebanon, Boone County, 27 March 1917 — Page 2

J. M Vtiich & Son beg: leave to announce the trade of Lebanon and vicinity that they will continue to observe the motto 'QUALITY FIRST' which has been the watchword of the Carre E. Davis store. They will retain the same efficient salesmen and lines of shoes. OUR SPRING SHOES Both high and low arc now in stock and ready to be shown. . Our prices are positively as low as is possible to give good, stylish and dependable footwear. . 4

Bring Us Your Feet

Lebanon, Ind.

FRENCH & CO.

Successors to Carre E. Davis

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If you have th reni', your jtrucer has the Hour E-Z-BAKK. Them'snothing in the cook book this everypurple flour won't make idei.lly. It's a bread flour, a patry (lour, a cake (lour good for everything in which flour is used. Try it on its money-back guarantee.

NOW IS THE TIME to enroll for a course of study in the Lebanon Commercial and Vocational College Castle Hall Building, Lebanon, Ind. Opens April 9th. Stenographic, I'Mkkeeniiig. KtrreUna!, Musical and other Vocational Branches Day and Evening Individual Instruction For information call or phone- G.7J.

Social Happenings

FOURTH IN SERIES.

BY MISS ESTIIER PERKINS

FIRST MEETING OF YEAR. Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church to Meet Wednesday. The first meeting of the new year

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will be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Campbell on North Meridian street with section one, of which Miss Josie Ball has charge, hostesses. The new officers will be in charge. They are: president, Mrs. Grace Lewis; vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth Virtue; treasurer, Miss Anna Crawford; recording secretary, Mrs. Laura Buntin; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Zada

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WEDNESDAY. Missionary Tea of Presbyterian church .Mrs. Karl Campbell, 2:.l. Loyal W oman's Clans of the Cent nil t hrtian church .Mrs. W. K. Callane. i ravel club aim i.oulse aUrittiK, .no. Fortnitfitly club dinner Mrs-. I r in Frown, B:.;o, Mrs. 0. K. Wilrn assistant. Social mctine of Ladies of First Hapliat church Jlra. A. J. Strwait,

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Myrtle Jones. The following interesting program will be given: devotions, Mrs. Elizabeth Hopper; an annual report, officers; appointment of Presbyterial delegates by society; review of chapter Spain in New America," Mrs. Laura McCreight; vocal solo, Mrs. Harriet Iacobelli; "Foreigners in America," Mrs. Retha Henderson; "Turks in Japan," Mrs. L. F. Jones. Every member of the church is earnestly requested to be present to enjoy the program and to help complete the !!. for the entertainment of the visitors for the Presbyterial to be held in this city next week.

FAMILY DINNER PARTY. Mrs. Charles O. White entertained with a family dinner party last evening at her home on North Meridian street in honor of Mr. White's birthday anniversary, covers being arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dodson, Mrs. Margaret Sims and James A. White.

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DR. JAMES n. BLACK Practiea Lialtcd to tha Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Furocra State Bank BWf

EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT

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KEPOKTER, BY MAIL. $.100 A YEAH. GET YOUR SALE HILLS AT REPORTER OFFICE REPORTER, THREE MONTHS BY MAIL JfOc.

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Pen '. Mr Key Kiltie Class, class social .Mrs. S. S. Henth. 2:-')0. Tut. r:;iav. Maia.ine club- Mrs. ?'ar;,' Flickireer. 2:'irt. Mrs. Albert otepheniion. a.-s. Mailt. Itam or Shin cl:'. Mrs. Mary .Mil'er. 2:00 o'clock. -Mrs. tir.ice Khaw anrl Mrs. Alire (iayer assistants. Jolly S..2il Hour club Mm. W. A. S'mciiiil. 2:00 o'clock. FKIDA V. NciirhuorhooH lub Mrs. laiilenc Womiwanl. 2:M0. CookniE clul-Mrs. J. T. Frank

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2:30. THE WESTMINSTER GUILD. Miss Mary Tolle was hostess to the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church last evening at its regular bi-weekly meeting held at her home on West Chicago street. Miss June Flaningam had charge of the devotional exercises and Miss Hazel Nelson gave a resume of a chapter in the society's study book after which Miss Loleta Bercaw conducted a quiz. Dur-

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completed plans tor their part in the program to be given at the Wednesday afternoon session of the Presbyterial to he held at the Presbyterian church on next Wednesday and Thursday. The program at this time will consist of a pageant entitled, "Children of Many Lands" to be given in costume by the young members of the church. During the enjoyable social hour which followed the program a luncheon was

Entertainment Under Auspices of the Afternoon Embroidery Club. This evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Stokes building will be given the fourth in a series of entertainments to be given under the auspices of the Ladies' Afternoon Embroidery Club. The public is cordially invited to attend. An admission will not be charged but a silver offering will be taken at the door. MEETING POSTPONED. The pitch-in-supper which the members of the Travel Club were to have

held Wednesday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Louis Sterling on North East street has been indefinitely postponed on account of the death of Mrs. Sterling's uncle, James T. Caplinger of New Market. Mrs. Sterling will go to New Market Wednesday to attend the funeral.

A CLASS SOCIAL. The Ben F. McKey Bible class of the Methodist Episcopal church will give a class social Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. S. S. Heath, 309 North Lebanon street. All the members are urged to be present.

EVENING EUCHRE CLUB. The members of the Evening Euchre club were pleasantly entertained last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohaver at their home on North East street. At the conclusion of the game a two course luncheon was served.

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SOCIAL MEETING. At the social meeting of the ladies of the First Baptist church to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Stewart on West North street the guests are asked to bring their needlework. The hostesses for the affair are the members of section six, of which Mrs. S. M. Storms is in charge. WEST END BRIDGE CLUB.

Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Schultz were hosts to the West End Bridge club entertaining last evening at their home on West North street, the members of the club and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman, Miss Cora Riley of this city and Mrs. H. O. Thomas of Buffalo, N. Y. REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the Cooking club will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T. Frank Laughner in Whitestown and Miss Rose Threlkeld, assistant hostess. The members will go to Whitestown on the 1:15 Indianapolis car. MEETING OF DORCAS CLASS. A social meeting of the Dorcas class and Mrs. Fred Neptune's class of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the league room of the church. A special program has been planned for the affair.

English Auto & Tractor Co. j Cadillac, Paige and Dodge Brothers' Cars Emerson Tractors Auto Accessories East Side Square. Phone 310 IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIilllllllllllllMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIMIIIIMIMIIMI

RAIN OR SHINE CLUB. The meeting of the Rain or Shine club which was postponed from last week will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Miller on Barronne street with Mrs. Grace Shaw and Mrs. Alice Gayer assistants. The hour is 2 o'clock. JOLLY SOCIAL HOUR CLUB. The Social Hour club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. A. Kincaid on East Washington street. The hour of meeting is 2 o'clock. Have you seen those new Georgette crepe blouses at Craig's? White, flesh, gold, tea-rose, Nile, or bid, turquois, chartreuse and paisley effects, $3.50 $5.95 and $6.50.

Rural Credit Loan & Savings Assn. COLONIAL THEATER BUILDING This Association is ln-ing organized by issuing :M sliarcs of guarantee stfK'k, each in the sum of -SUM). You are invited to become a subscriber. The Asaocciation is being established under the Rural Credit statute of Indiana. It will siet'iali:'.e in farm loans. Real rotate mortgages arc safe. We are confident you will be highly oleuM'd with an investment in this Association. Come to our office in the Colonial Theater building, North Lebanon street, and let us explain our plans to you in detail. G. M. VORIS, Secretary.

MONROE AND PATERSON CARS Monroe Sales Agency 209 West South Street.

FOR Everything Electric SEE .1. E. BERKLEY 121 W. South. I'hontf 9'

Easiest shoe on earth. Dr. Reed's

cushion shoe at Will Davis.'

REPORTER ON R. R $1.00 YEARLY i REPORTER ON R. R, 13. YE

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JONES, THE GLEANER

worry. and anxiety hv sending in early a.s much of your Euttter work ail iioasible. Send in your calU early in the Week. Help us all vou can to help you. You will askf

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week. We are NtVV fuliy etjuipped for prompt and efficient SEUVK E,

do this work easily and right if you will favor us with your order early in the

Suits Cleaned, Steamed and Pressed $1.50. Call Phone 387 and get .Our Prices. We are the only cleaners giving tickets on Saxon Roadster