Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 43, Lebanon, Boone County, 17 November 1917 — Page 3

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The new Edison nrok ides maximum entertaininent at minimum cost. Mirth and song a whole life long. W W. STEVENS Side Sq. Phone 55 (HIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIItlllllllimilllHIItHII'i Beauty Parlor For Shampooing, Sinjfeinjr, 5 Scalp Treatment, Hair I Dres.sintf, Manicuring and I Facial Massage. E CALL f Mrs. Bessie Holz worth 201 First National Bank Bid. phone r,Open evenings until 8 o'clock. IIIIIIHIIHIMIIimillllllllllllimillllllllrr 1UE KEXALl STOKE LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS ! BALL BUILDING I Next to Iaterurbaa Ststioa pfflee phone 139. Opa day A night GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jewelers, Opticians tad Mui Dealers. i-Veat Side Square Psoas 211 ffetzger Lumber & Coal Co. TIIE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon and Tbomtown. Phone IB Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES esldeaee thorn. 124; Oflc, 1M SEE THE Valley farm light1 LG PLANT 1 Now on domonntration at I. E. Berkley Eiec Shop 21 South St Phone 878-L

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y j DEMONSTRATION" GIVEN. "Corn meal and trip different way." which it ciin he used in rooking" was thr interesting and at this time the very appropriate subject fur the demonstration given by Miss Aura Koever, of Purdue university, at the meeting of the Cooking club held yestorda nfternoc.n at the home of Mrs. R. H. Kent on East Washington street with Mr.. Carrie Rice and Mrs. George Wimborough assistant hostesses. After the demonstration the hostesses served a plate luncheon. Special guests were: Mrs. I.ee Talor, Mrs. I) S. Whitaker, Miss May Reynolds, Miss Grace Trotter, of this r;tv, and Mrs. Karl LaFollette, of Darlington. At the last meeting "Rice and its Cooking" was the subject of the interesting and instructive demonstration given by Miss Reba Smith, also of Purdue university. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. The thirteenth birthday of Miss Velva Whitehead, which occurred yesterday was celebrated last evening when ten of her girl friends called at her home on North Meridian street, and brought with them refreshments Miss - W hitehead was remembered with a number of lovely gifts. After tl,e supper which was served buffet style tiie girl attended tbe basketball game. WERE ENTERTAINED. Thursday evening about fifty friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brenton were entertained at their home. The evening was spent in games and music and refreshments were served. MEMBER OK GLEE CI. I B. Miss I.etha DeBard, daughter of Mr. and Mra. C. C. DeBard, of North Meridian street, who is attending Franklin college, has been selected as one of the members of the Girls' Glee club of that college. W. W. T. CLUB. The W. W. T. club will be entertained thia evening at the home of Miss Treasel Bowman on North Meridian street m Lungs AretTO Weakened By VJUJJjf Hard Colds USCARAR QUININE The oM f.niflr rndy ta t.bUt f,m Mlt, lur. r tkt. No oV'm no onplMtont afttr effects Cm inW In 1 haun-Onp in 1 laji. MonqrbKkifltf.iU. 0h ttd Too ("l ' HUl'l PKIWf on It 14 TnbUu Im 2W. AtAaf DrasSura CITY GARAGE ' HARROUN MOTOR CARS FARM TRACTORS Caaulina tic per fiMam PWe 158. 421 SmAh Ubsnaa SL

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SOCIETY BY MISS ESTHER PERKINS

WEDS LIEUT. LAMBERT

Beautiful Ceremony Head at the i Parkin Residence This ; Morning.

The beautiful home of Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Parkin, 209 South East street, was decorated with many pink and white blossoms and sprays of greeneiy, for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marian, and l.ieut Dana Carlin Lambert of the 344th Infantry, of Camp Grant, Rockford. 111., which was solemnized this morning at 10:30 o'clock. Only the relatives and a few intimate friends were guests for the ceremony, which was I pronounced by the bride's father. Hefore the reading of the service the , bride's sister, Miss Florence, sang, "I Love You Truly" and "At Pawning' and the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was played by Mrs. Earl W. Wills of Indianapolis. The bride wore - her traveling suit and the groom was attired in the uniform of his regiment. i l.ieut. Lambert has taken his bride : for a wedding journey to Chicago ;and points near that city after which they will go to Rockford, 111., for residence until the groom is ordered elsewhere for military duty. The out-of-itown guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lambert of Coatsburg. III., parents of the groom: Mrs. Frank II. Herman, n Quincy, Iil., the groom's grand- ' mother; Mr. and Mrs. Harry (1. Heinsman of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Miss Lurile Miller of Thomtown. Miss Helen M.Farland of Torre Haute; Miss Helen Kbner. Mr. and Mis. O. D. Cosier, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Shaffer, and Mrs. Karl W. Wills, all of Indianapolis. ! C. W. B. M. MEETING. i The Christian Woman's Board of : Missions of the Advance Christian church met this week at the home of Mrs. Mamie Whitely, with Mrs. T. E. Hurrin, leader. The following program was given: opening song. "Love Lifted Me;" invocation, Mrs. Georgia McDaniel; Bible reading, Mrs. Lucy Whitecotton; business period, topic. "Mohummedism in Africa," Mrs. Ada Frazier; book study. "The White Man in Africa," Miss I.eola McClaine; "Tnlk Facts for the Busy Women." Mrs. John Jones; "Questions and Ans wers, the call of the C. W. R. M. fori ' new members to the mission field." Esther Pickering; "Snap shot sketches of a missionary hero," Mrs. Alice Bowman, Mrs. Cella McCabe, Mrs. Vernie Proflitt, Mrs. Edith Wall and Mrs. Mamie Whitely; song, "Speak to j me Only of Jesus "; C. VV. B. M. bene- j diction. The next monthly meeting of the society will be held the second Wednesday in December at the home of Mrs. Grace Wall, with Mrs. Cella McCabe, leader. SURPRISE PARTY. I i (Contributed.) While Mr. anil Mrs. Samuel Myers were in their home near Jolietville. enjoying the pleasures of reading and , of dreamland, Monday evening, and ; , while their daughter, Marie, who had so successfully arranged a surprise I for her parents, was trying to conceal ' the thoughts cf her mind, in came: about sixty members of the M. E. j Sunday school. Rev. Williams expressed our thanks for the privilege . of meeting with brother and sister Myers, wiio have been such go1 belp in our church and Sunday school, in ' fact, in everything that is for the good and betterment of home, state and country. The evening was spent in a social way and all were made wt I crime by the hospitable ho-ts. V. c hope these good people may conti.ioe to dwell in our midst and that they may see many many more w edding anniversaries celebrated. Refresh mtUii were served lute in the evening. MISTAKE CORRECTED. In yesterday's paper through a typographical error the M. P. church of Milledgeville is given a credit for a donation of eleven dollars and sixtytwo cents to the Comfort Kit fund. This amount was donated by the Ladies' Aid Society of the church, the Sunday school giving ten dollars. A donation of one dollar has also been received from Arch B. Armstrong. MARRIED TODAY. This morning at 10 o'clock at the Farmer's State bank, the Rev. Homer Dale officiating occurred the marriage of Miss Purla Hall of near Lebanon, and Ur Allen, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will probably make their horn in Indianapolis when Mr, Allen it employed as a mechanic REGULAR MEETING. j The regular meetbf of the O. N. ; T. club will be held Tuesday of next week at th. hom of Mrs. Will Sice on East Washington street, Tfct hour j of meetifj is o'ci . k.

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SATURDAY. W. W. T. club Miss Trease) Bowman, 7:30. MONDAY, v Fortnightly club dinner Mm. Fred Hooton, 7:00, Mrs. R. E. Williams, assistant. TUESDAY. 0. N. T. club Mrs. Will Rice, 2:00. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Lelia Burke went to Indianapolis this morning to remain over Sunday with Mrs. D. D Carter. Mr. and Mis. Perry Jones of Zionsville have been visiting relative hue the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kelley have returned from a week's visit in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Ruston Daily. Mrs. Alice Schultz is spending Sat unlay and Sunday in New Ross, the guest of her i.-.U-r, Miss Georgia Bairn". Nelson Parr and family, who have been residing cn East Main street, are moving today to their farm neai Sheridan. Miss Minnie Ricliey and Miss Esther Perkins will :-pend the week end in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. I A. Richey. Mr. and Mrs. J. YV. Long have gone to Indianapolis for a few days' visit with Mr. Long's sister-in-law, Mrs. N. A. Morris. Mir. Sarah Davis, of Mechanics burg, will be the over Sunday guest of her son. George Davis, and family, of Fni. lire street. Miss Lucille Burke and brother DeLou, will go to Advance this evening to I.,. the Sunday guests of iheii aunt. Mrs. John Nicely, and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl LaFollette and daughter, of Darlingtcn, are spending a few davs with Mrs. Carrie Rice and Harold LaFollette, of West Mail street. Miss Helen Kenworthy, a teacher ir. the high school at Knightstown, b

here to remain over Sunday v.ith hei i all operas in German. In annnunrparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ken- i inif ir,.,, the Metronolitan tw Com

orthy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fuller, of South Weit street, will entertain Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Omer Gaer and son Robert Harmon, and Mr. and Mrs. David Harmon. The Tout-day Afternoon Bridge .'id, v. 'II have a rarer' neinit. Monday afternoon at 4 i,r'rk, in the , .remittee p',n in the library. Al1 members are asked to be present. Mis. J. C. McClain. o.f near Indianapolis, is here to spend a few duvs

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who has heen very ill lor some time, Mrs. Neff at present is slightly improved. ' j Mrs. R. W. Roberts and son, Don. i will spend Sunday in Indianapolis with ; Mrs. Roberts' son, Victor, and w Mr. Roberts expects to leave soon for military training having received an official notice. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayhorn Cain and daughter, Clara, of neur Hazelrigg. and Mr. and Mrs. Rrark Johnson of near Big Springs, will he dinner i guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain, of North West street. j Mrs. Be ssie Woodwortlt, of Crawfordsville. is here for a visit with j friends until Sunday, when she will ! go to Indianapolis to hear a leetur given by Dr. Warren of Chicago, III who is president of the National ; Spiritualist Association. i Jortn C. Davis, of Tuscon. Ariz., who has been spending a fewdays with Mrs. Asher Jacobs and fam ily of the Shelby apartments. North Lebanon street, will eturn to

Thorntown this evening for a longer I proposes to pay the salary of such visit before returning home. On ' aPnt if tn" county bear the oflice exThursday evening Mrs. Jacobs also ! Penses. Federal agent C. F. M. lnhad as her guest Miss Carrie Titus I t(,sh utIm:,l the plan to the County of Thorntown. ' ',oa"' t Education, action being de- , I ferred untit the December meeting. A

THE THIMBLEINE (LI B. Mra. R. Z. Hagerman was hostess to the Thimbleine club yesterday nf - ternoon. The hours were sjient in needlework and conversation. There were no guests anil In keeping wfth the ideu of food conservation no refreshments were served. This plan was receotly adopted by the club. FAMILY DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown, of Roy-

al street, will lie hosts to a family j 1 r'inner Sunday, having as their guests i Mr. and Mrs. John Yarling and famMr. nnd Mrs. Will Snyder, Mr. and ! ily of Shelbyville, lnd., are visiting Mrs. Fletcher Hall and daughter, of Mrs. Jennie Thompson, of East Main Arcadia, nnd Mr and Mrs. Frank jutrcet. ' 13 Rcath, of Pike. '

COURT NEWS. The Sherwood Shoe Company has brought suit against James M. and Floyd E. French, eonstituliiig th-; firm of J. M. French It Son and John C. Foster o.i account. It is averred that the defendant shoe firm is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Sl.O.'i.l.no. It is also alleged that while a creditor of the plaintiff, the defendant sold the stock and fixtures to John C. Footer, who Is made a party defendant for that reason, TO MEET AT DANVILLE, The Seventh Indiana Councillor Dintrict Medical Association will be held at Danville, lnd., next Wednesday, November 21, Several local ,hvsr:n are id '-lt to " -d t r

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j The Experience of Tlese Women Prove That Tlere Rene7 f" Your Illness. JAberdeen, Idaho. " Lust year I suffered from weakness with pains in my side and bck. A friend asked me to try LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I did so. After taking one bottle 1 felt very much bettor. I have now taken three bottles and feel like a different worn in. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the best medicine I have evtr taken end 1 can recommend It to all suffering women." Mrs. Percy Pkestidgb, Aberdeen, Idaho. Kingfisher, Okla. "For two years I suffered with a severe female trouble, was nervous, and had backache and a pain in my sido most of tho time. I had dizzy spells nn l wfci often to faint I could net walk acrort) tho flenr. Thj i! K.tor said I would have to have an onerution. A friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkhsn'a Vegetable Compound. After ta!;inr ten bottles I am now well and strong, have no pain, backache or dizzy spells. Every one tells mo how well 1 look and 'l tell them Lvdia E. Pinlchcm's vp;eta!le C impound did it.'" Miss Nina SoLT:;v. ic: IL I". D. No. 4, Box 33, Kingfisher, Okla.

jtXJ VVDIA e PtNHHAM MtOIC'NE ? O (JERMAX OPERA. Metropolitan Opera Co. Puts Ban on German Artists. The November number of the Musical American contains an interesting account of the linn which the Metropolitan Opera Company has plnrcd n pany would eliminate from its mpertoire all operas sung in German, the hoard of directo-s reversed its policy as set forth in numerous oflicia! state, ments made since .America's entry into the war against Germany. The action of the board is the result of tho public sentiment which demanded a change. To the host of Wagnerian devotees in New York the t,t isin came as a distinct shock and re.ult'-d in heated criticism of, as one tlisentec put it, "A crowd of society people who trying to get rid of German operas! because they were not mu-irian or music-lovers and did not care for ; them." Many applaud the den -ion of, the directors" on the ground that unlor existing conditi quickly growing resentment ngain-t anything and everything that represents or suggests the Teutonic mind, the production of operas in German might be accepted as evidence o:' a diof sentiment in this c, untrv on the issues involved in the war. ii ever the influence brought to bear the directors to thus change th policy, the action has been taken a will in all probability stand, . itTAXPAVERS TO MEET. Wor(h Township 'Citizen, to Discus, Federal County Agent Pnposal. The White-town Dispatch says: "Shall Boone county have a county I agricultural agent? The government meeting of taxpayers of Worth township is called for Saturday nigtit at ' the high school building by Trustee 1 Walter Schooler." EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. The evangelistic services of the W. C. T. I . will he held Sunday afternoon at 2::i) orlock at the United Brethren church on South Lebanon street. liev. I). 11. Pellet, of IodinnpoliH. will be the speaker. Fverybody invited.

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The First National Bank is riving 12 Gold Modals for the Twelve Ilest Kssays on the History of 1 The American Flag and What It 1 Means to You. I This contest is open to every student in this city and vicinity. One Gold Medal has been assigned to 1 each grade in the schools from the First (trade through the Hicli School to be won bv a student in 1 that Grade. . ' f Booklets containing Hu;. History of the American Flag from its incept ion-to the present tin.e and notable instances regarding it have been distributed free by the First National Bank. All rules governE ing the contest are printed on the booklets. The medals are on display at the bank. We are also giving Two Special Medals for the best pen drawing of the American Flag and would like to have every student in our schools compote. 5 lltlllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIItHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIMII.-.

Cadillac REBUILT CARS Expert workman,-hip goes in. the rebuilt Cadillac. We employ only expert- because this work must ir.ea.sure up to Cadillac excellence. That's why they are ns good as new everything wom replaced by ncu repainted t., look good. W'e hav" these types. 1017 roadster. i lOlfi roadster. 191fi 7-pnss. 1!);3 5-pa.s. 1!U ,',-pa. s. I V.tl r,-p:i ,. Cadillac Automobile Co. INDIANAPOLIS t'sed Car Department. Second floor St.einhart bailding Eleventh and Meridian Sts. Main 5125 Auto 27-Mfi

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POUND 7 V B MONUMENTS See us for your monuments if yon want first clas stock and workmanshift. Call us and we wiil bring you to our shop for inspection. Shop phone ID'-': Res. 115 or 71 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DR. R. D. GARRISON litNTlST faraien State Busk Bailalsg Boosu It-2S PkuM 4H , Have Triple Life Rclinrrs ( l RE!) in your tires and niake them last you for hundreds of extra miles. Lebanon Vulc. & Sales Airry. Phone .Ifii. Armory llldg. DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmers State, Bank Buildlaf 7 a. to 8 p. m. PHONE 254. West Washington street