Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 13, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 October 1917 — Page 3

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BI-WEEKLY MEETING. Regular Session of the W. C. T. lT. Held Yesterday. The regular bi-weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U. was halil yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Esba Armstrong on East Main strict with a large number of members present. The devotional semce was in charge of the president, Mrs. Harry Hamilton; Mrs. Kriel, superintendent of evangelistic work, led an interesting discussion on she subject; a vocal duet, "All Give to Jesus," was given hy Mrs. R eat ha Henderson and Mrs. Maggie Dale; Mrs. Susan Adney gave reading, "Mother's Hour;" Mrs. t.aura Wagoner gave a reading, and Mrs. Hamilton gave a review of the departmental work. During the short business session, .Mrs. Lafayette Wilson was elected flower mission superintendent and Mrs. 0. B. Stephenson. ! sunshine superintendent. One new member, Mrs. Leanore Shannon was received into the unkn. After the j program, the ho.- toss served ele-1 gant refresh menu. j DISTRICT CONVENTION. Husintss Men Asked to Display Flags on Occasion of V . K. I', Meeting. Tomorrow the twenty-sixth district convention of the' Woman's Relief Corps will be held in this city at the Odd Fellows hall, at which time th? citizens of Lebanon and especially the business men are asked to display th? (lag in honor of the occasion. The Woman's Relief Corps has done much for their country and it is only fitting that on this occasion the people of the city respond and display "Old Cinry." A number of visitors from Crawfordsville. Noblesvilla and Sheridan will be present among which will be the district president, Mrs. Emmn Sidntr, of Crawfordsville; the district secretary, Mrs. Etta Houk Quick and the inspector, Mrs. Myrtle Moore, of NoMesviHe. The morning session will convene at 9 o'clock and the afternoon at 1 o'clock. SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY. Hay View club Mis. Wilma Walker, 2:1)0. MISSION WY MEETING. 'The Italian in America and What We Can do ForJIim" was the subject of the program Tiven yesterday at the meeting of t';a Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church hold at the church. Mrs. Roy .Seal opened the program by telling of the conditions of the Italian army in his own. country and the reasons that prompted his immigration; Mrs. R H. Kent discussed the "Italian Settlements in America;" Mrs. Daisy Riley followed with the devotional hour, her topic being, "Spiritual Power." The program was concluded with two instrumental numbers by Mrs. H. G. Brown. A splendid donation of canned frui: wns brought by the lalies, sisty cans being received, This lonation will be sent Monday to Rev. and Mrs. Thayer of Arizona, mission aries among the Hopi Indians. For the benefit of those who wish to' donate fruit to this cause and were unable to be present at the meeting yesterday, donations will be received Sunday at the church and on Monday the articles will he packed and sent to Rev. and Mrs. Thayer. After the interest ing program yesterday the hostesses, Mrs. A. H. Felkc.r, Mr. Anna Rodson, Mm. Kd Fowler and Mrs. Ed Mcf auley nerved refreshments. The favJOI.LY SOCIAL HOl'R CUB. Mrs. W. H. Moore waa hostess to the Jolly Social Hour club yesterday afternoon at her ham sn East Washington street. The afternoon was spent informaly and a Hallowe'en con. : test was enjoyed. The refreshments served UH in the afternoon also car. ried out the Hallowe'en Idea. During tie short b 1 .id tl-e me- ben m.i? f, -I ,-r a 'i c- r'.-'.y to be t n it two e-v . at tt-t Jctr

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Opening Meeting Later V 'I He Lectire by Mr, Hrnwa. The opening meeting of the Magazine club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. Ivory C. Telle, , on West Chicago street with Mrs. R. E. Wiiliams assistant hostess. The subject for the year's work will be France. Yesterday Jean Jacques Rousseau the "Man of Feeling" Var the topic, two of his writings, ' the "Confessions" and "Emile's Journal" were given by Mrs. Mary Flickinger and Miss Jean Morris. Preceeding the program there was a business period and at thi. time the members made arrangements for an cpen meeting to be held on the evening of October 25 at the home of Mrs. B. F. Coombs, at which time the husbands of the memb-rs will be special guests. The program for the evening will consist of a talk on "The French Alps and the Pyrenees" (illustrated) by Mrs. Dcmurrtius Brown, of Indianapolis. In keeping with tbe idea of food conservation the club has for this year discontinued the serving of a lunch at any of the meetings. Miss Anita Beadle, of Lafayette, was a guest yesterday with Mrs. Ralph K. Smith. riTCH-IN Sl'PPKK. Miss Helen Bryan entertained a number of girl friends at a pitcli-iu supper last evening at her home an .afayette avenue. The guests wenMrs. Jesse Calvin and daughter, Aifreda, Mrs. Chester Cobh, Mr. Vernon Carr and the Misses Nova Rot.erts. Catherine Heady, (ioldie Curtis. Gertrude Calvin, Nora Rede Calvin. Mary Wade. Eva Wade, Sylvia Hughes and Emma Powell. Saturday, October 13th, is the last i day of special sale on the Range Eter- j nal. Lebanon Hardwire Company, j Craig's 'Storegrams' For Saturday Brown and bronze HKp hose, per pair I lv Tailored suitagjg 75 Bon Ton Cor- PO Afl seta for D.Vl Elenore hair bows, al! colors, per OKn yard Sateen petticoats, plain and fancy colors 98c Knitted Caps 25c, 50c, $1.50 Serge dresses $7.50 and $10 Children's black Kfls bloomers, per pair. , J vl 1 Silk dresses 7.50 and $9.75 Millinery, trimmed hats $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Coats, wonderful coats for your approval $10.00 and up House dresses, straight line and fitted models $1.00to$2.98 Outing Tiannel 70 r jrcwna at ,''' Nick-nacks, jritrsts, nt'd.,-we-r, 1 " " -r;' '

Mf. -la i'.'rt- )... i . 1 ft!,, .e. .pe,tt 1 ' 'irr.e , uf Frank J','iiK.,i, etft f I ,!!. ' Mis Marfan ilor bait retarmil; heme after a three weeks' visit m Anderson with Mr. ami Mrs. . Oils : Whit lew. . ... j ' Miss Rose Moore went to Indiaiia- i nnhs ail evening tn remain nr.til , this evening, the guest of Miss Flor-1 ence Herz. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schu. of Rich-; mond. will ge week-end guests of Mrs. j Schu's sister. Mrs. R. ii Williams, of North Meridia" -tr-et. j Mr. and Mrs. H. P. New were guests , Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Willard j Hopkins, of near Carmel. Mrs. Hop-1 kins is a sister of Mrs. New. Miss Stella Smith and Miss Mary j Sncdegur went to Indianapolis this i morning to ssK'nd the week end with I Mr. and Mrs. Ilruce Anderson. ! Mrs. Ed Bade, of Iudiannpolix. came today to remain over Sunday I with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Storms.! Mr. Bade will arrive tomorrow even-' ing to spend Sunday. ; Dr. F, W. Iu.v left yesterday fori his home in Ios Angeles, Cat, after j a three reon'hs" visit here withhia;roomer. Mrs. John Day, of East Pearl ' street. I Mr. sM Mr. Reck. Dnwsin Kere. l bs.ks Anivrson, of Antiorh.: mM I or.'- I"..', of this city. mot"r ' t H.-t t . - 'e Th jrdsy and sit ay tn Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ; er Her. . Mr . H . . '1er snd mother. Mrs. Rsrhara 2fr-' 'g-r. of Indianaon!'S weo rw t-n pei'ling seeral ( eeks he went to Indianapolis to-j day. Mr. A-iier m tbe guest of' her brother and Mrs. Stembere;er attended a lunchei-n. , Miss- Maurte Miller will go tn i Crawfordsville tomorrow to spend the : dny with her su ier. Mrs. Ed i uepy, ! of Waveland. a patient in the Culver I hospital. Mrs. Cuppy is recovering nicsy from the effects of an operation. nicely from the effects of an ofierntion. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long, of South West street, had as their dinner! guests today, Mr. and Mrs. Emei,l Cook and children'and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shaw and b;diy, of south ofj Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ben- j nett, of this city, and John Shaw, who 1 leaves tomorrow to resume his train-! ing at the naval station at Charles- j

ton, S. C. ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE. S. J. Jenkins entertained guests at four tables of Britlge last evening at the home of H. P. New on East South street. The favors were awarded to Mrs. J. W. Shumate and John B. Shelby and after the games a two course luncheon was served. The guests were; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shelby. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Shumate, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooley, John H. Shelby, Miss Ruth Perkins, Miss Brthe Perkins, Mrs. Cora Doehleman of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norwood of Los Anglos, Cal and 0. P. Perkins, of Muncie. LOW ER MT. ZION. Farmers look to the futui Gather your seed corn at once. It will be needed. Ray Rodgers and family went to Pittsboro Saturday night to visit Mrs. Rodgers' sister, Mrs. Albert Shields, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Turner and soi,s, Ralph and Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Shelley and J. D. Emmert and son, Lowell, were in Ifoanon Saturday. Mrs. Dora Ballard visited her son. Rush Voorhis, and family, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Duncan were in Crawfordsville Friday afternoon. Attie Douglas, a niece of Mr. DunTOLD TO CHOOSE Between Operation and , Death. Cured by LyHia E. Pink !im' Vegetable Compound, Dei Moines, Iowa "My husband een in my grave today had ft not been for Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Comrwund. I :.-.rs-lt;-fei:.: ..une and the .. .s said I cJid t...: bra one 1 y eart without ao : operation, alyhus-l band oii)tisJ to the ; operation and got I me to trt Lvdia h- 1 J Pinkhiu a ;! table Compmmd I toon eommencMi to get better and am now well and able to do my own housework. I en recommend Lydia E. 1'iiiKusm'e Vg"U!ii. Comnound to a.-.T w.rman at wonder. ui Lyo

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can, accompanied them home for a short visit. Misses Leon Taylor and Orpha Batman, of Jamestown, wftrs guests of J. A. Airhart and family from Fridaytill Monday. Rev. J. S. Clawson filUil his appointment here Siinilay at 11 8. m. but no evening service was held cn account 0 the tabernacle meeting at Advance. John Airhnrt visited hiB daughter. Mrs. Isaac Emmert, and family at Jiimestown fri.m Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicely and Mrs. Alice Emmert were in Crawfordsville Thursday. Avery Zimmerman and family were entertained at sup;er Sunday evening hy Lon Turner and family. W. W. Bush and wife and S. D. Bush and family motored to Raintown Sunday afternoon. Alliert Ridenour and family attended services here Sund.'iy and took dinner with Ed Washburn and miiy. Mrs. Ellen Farrow spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Lough, near Shannondale. John 'Coons was a guest of Lowell Emmert's Saturday night and Sundayf Rev. J. S. Clawson and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shields took din, ner Sunday with Messrs. ' has. and Harry Ross and in the afternoon ai! attended the services at the tabernacle at Advance. Bussell Wynkoop, of Lafayette, was a Sunday dinner guest of J. I) Emmert's. He came Friday to visit Chas. Sparks and family. Mrs. Wynkoop has been a guest in the Sparks home for several weeks. Bailey Duncan and wife, Ien Berk and family, Wm. Duncan and family, anil Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culley were Sunday guests of Alva Cuilay and family. Enoch Whitely, of Jamestown, attended services here Sunday and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicely. Al Riser and lam, Raymond, from near Ladoga, spent Wednesday night with the families of Chas. and HarryRoss. W. W. Bush, Ora. Emmert, Roy Nicely and J. D. Emmert were in Jamestown Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Farrow announce the arrival of a granddaughter at the home of their daughter, Mrs. HnMie louirh. near .Shannondale. Mr. and Mrs. Farrow have five married sons and daughters and the stork has paid visit to each home the past year. Lou Turners' were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Amanda Feathers at Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs,. W. T. Graves. E. M. Graven and funuly spent Sunday with Henri Jonea and family at JaniesFolinwitig is the Sunday school rm-

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Suudiiy school lesson Sunday, October It. ' I Harold Needham and family spent Sunday nt Mr. Needham ' father's, A. F. Neeilham, and family. .Miss Minnie Farrow went Sunday afternoon to Sxftd the week with her sisters, Mrs. Monde Butler and Mrs. Nora Crumfield, near Danville. NOKTHFIELD. Mrs. Hannah Dye ami grandson. I Rupert, of Lebanon, attended the1 birthday surprise dinner on Will! Shaw lust Sunday. j H'iss Stevens spent Satin-day night! ith his cousin, Willie Quick, of Fair-j view. Farmers look to tbe future Gather ( your seed com nt once. It will be I heeded. ! Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Shoemaker! and daughters, Hemic and Rosemary, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Artman and) daughter, Lulahelle, spent Sunday i with Mrs. Gertie Shoemaker, who has J the typhoid fever at the home of her i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Helms. Mr. and M-s. Pete Christian spent Sunday with Karl K'-un's. Clyde Walker and family, Charles i Walker, wife and son spent Sunday j v,itii Will Nance and family, ofj Thorntimn. j Sooi of tho best Boone eoanty j lion of seed corn. Do it early and ; avoid' the heavy freezes. j Iji-rt Tuesday was the.last day Adron SHid.s; taught school at Hoboken. He left Saturtiuy fwr Louisviiie, Ken tucky, Camp Taylor. Miss Gladys Doolcy took his place as teacher, Mrs. June Moftit and son, Raymond, of Lebanon, spent Sunilay with her brother, F. W. Stevens, and family. Miss Orpha Kc4b is staying at James Deilard's. Plenty of home made peanut candy, special, at the Palace. itM2 't Children Ory

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