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Among prety spring parties occur-j jStife Friday evening was the assembly ; Jance which Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp f'gave at the I. O. O. P. hall and for jf"which the Evan Smith orchestra ' $lajed. Among those who attended ?Vere: Misses Pauline Marshall, Florence Haley, Ethel Bridgett, Anita SudJfroff. Maude Reber, Marie Dare, Norma ,Xkebel, Miriam Little, Reba Boggs. 5eraldlne Pettibone, Wilma Sudhoff, f Elizabeth ,BelI. Alice Smith Helen ,J?Hill, Virginia Livingston, Helen Jessup, Alice Gennett, Edna Stanford, India Stanford. Ellen McCarthy, Vivian '' Harding, Isabella Leonard, Greta Sick. Martha Eggemeyeav. Gladys Boyoe, 'Vyivian Spalding. Almyra Stauber, Margaret Sweeney, Helen Pllle, Dorothy Korves, Luella Shank, Katherine Ritey, Iris Cooke, Kathryn Williams, Angina Dallas, Clara' Daub, Ruth Gcodenough, Helen Snodgrass, Louise Meer--vioff, Elmer Bescher, Arthur Austin, Marion Austin, Clarence Sitloh. Wil3ard Morgan, TV. McCullem, Lester As"bury. Howard Siekman, Roy Hardy, .Herbert Schering, Robert Reid. Wayne '.Hill, RoyJJohns6n, Russell Allen, Dr. SE. A. Wysong, Frank Crowe, Winston "tJ-Iuff, E: " Kennedy, Reid Jordan, fCharles Yeager, Forest Gartaide, Paul McCarthy - Richard .Mansfield. Lester 'loiter. Glen Weist, Paul Quigg, Lee 'Webb, Andrew Spalding, E. Merryman, Everett Lady, Walter Smith, Claus Anderson, John Kelly, Clarence Taylor, jfArthur Johanning. John Weber, Benzie Shafer, Earl Tauer, Thornton fBrehm, Harold Sinex, Edwin Horner, Rpbert Graham,, John Lemon, Mr. and "Mrs. A. DuBois, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, ;and Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Hill. '.n Earlham College Glee club members iwill be hosts at, a dinner party at tho Richmond ' Country club Saturday f evening. Covers will be laid for 24 Members of-the club, and the following guests: MisSxElizabeth Marvel, Miss Bernice. Burnside, Miss Mabel t Richey, Miss Jeannette Wilson, Miss ' Elizabeth Thomson. Miss Corona Rayle, Miss Ruth Thorpe, Miss Agnes Vfiellars. Miss Dorothy Carter, Mis JHary Reed, Miss lone Threewitz, Miss Esther ' Schneider, " Miss Harriet .Jtawles, Miss LaVonne Wright, MiS3 ."Sylvia Waterbury. - Miss ' Margaret ;;"Kewsoin, Miss Miriam Hadley, Miss '..Mary Wallace, Miss Donnah Nease, :?JIiss Hilda Harvey, Miss Josephine ...Threewitz, Miss Marcia Russell, Miss rMildred Clark, and Miss Gertrude Bedell. : 1; A. A... Mum bower, who suffered an Jmjury to his eye, when cranking his ;ar several days ago, is reported improved. " V Miss Wilodean Spitler, who has '"beon convalescing from a severe attack of influenza, will return to school 'next week... f Mrs. Roland Coate arrives Saturday .from New York City, for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coate, of Reeveston. She leaves in a few days for her home in Pasadena, Cal. The Public Art gallery, now exhibiting the one-ma? exhibit by Guy Wiggins of New York City, will be open from 2 until 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. In addition to the Wiggins picures an unusually fine collection of olor prints of Louis Raemaekers car--toons are on exhibit. Everyone intervested is invited to visit the gallery. The Woman's Loyal club will meet in regular session at Moose hall at 7:15 o'clock Wednesday evening. At . 8 o'clock a public card party will be iven to which everyone is cordially invited. '

i The Penny club will hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Andrew .Burgess on the Abington pike Wednes day. Members are asked to meet at v!:30 o'clock at Southwest Second and National road where means of trans portation will be provided. Mrs. Ora Stegall 'e class of Grace church will be entertained at a party 5ln the church parlors Monday evening. A dance will be given by Eagles' de cree team Saturday evening. Miss Bernice Woaver left Friday for JTort Wayne to spend the weekend. 1 Mrs. O. E. Weaver and family will! Spend the week end in Cincinnati, O. " Mrs. Foster Stansburg was hostess to the Hiawatha Social and Literary club at her home on North Sixth street Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lizzie ftair gave, current events as part of the program and a paper on "la the A' oman Voter Dangerous?" was read fey Mvs Nellie Myers. Mrs. Thomas Yooi will b? hostess to the club at per home on North Eighteenth street ji two weeks. ?'. Mrs. Gi?orge Chrisman delightfully Chtertainod with an all day party for The U. C...T. club at her new residence, Willowbrook farm, on the New Paris pike. The time was epent informally and at noon an elaboi-ate dinner was gerved by ihe hostes-s. The Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Gates and .family were honor guests at a reception given by members of tho Third M. E. church in the church parlors Friday evening. Mu.-ical numbers, readings, and short talks by representatives of, various organizations of the church were features of the evening. Light refreshments were perved during the evening. About 75 persons, including members of the congregation and their friends, were present. Miss Gertrude Mullen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mullen, of Chestnut street, and Charles Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hyde of North Tenth street, were married quietly ai i2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at $he parsonage of the Grace M. E. church, the Rev, A. H. Backus, pastor of the church, officiating. The iliiiiinitiiiiiiiMHHtiiuiiimitJitHiiHiinmmiiuMUNtiifiiiiiiminimwiMiwf The Loaf Supreme r, Golden Cream Bread r A Pound and a. Half of Pure Goodness at AH Groceries RICHMOND, BAKING COMPANY I !,MniiiMiimiiminmiHHmiiniMiraiiuniiiuniuimuiiunraiuMauiiiniiiuJI ATTENTION You will help reduce the High 2 Railway when traveling.

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ceremony was witnessed by members of the immediate families. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Salter were the only attendants. The bride wore a suit of navy tricotine with gray accessories. Her flowers were a corsage or valley lillies and bride's rosea. Mrs. Salter wore a navy blue suit and a corsage of pink and white rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde left on a short wedding trip after the ceremony. They will be at home to their friends after May 1 at 29 North Tenth street. Miss Helen Johnson entertained a few friends informally at her home on South Seventeenth street Saturday afternoon for the pleasure of Miss Maxlne Murray, who i home from New York City to spend the week, and Miss Elisabeth Bates, who has just returned from the south, where she spent tho winter. The guests were Miss Elizabeth Bates. Miss Marine Murray, Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Clyde N. Semler, Mrs. Horatio Land and Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Mvrtle LaFuze and Charles Henry Sherron were married quietly by the Rev. L. H. Bunyon at his residence on East Main street Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Sherron will reside in thi3 city. In honor of their first wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Williams, nee Miss Bernice Laymon, entertained with a six o'clock dinner at their home on South Fifteenth street Thursday evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Follf and son Robert, Mr. R F. Laymon and family, E. S. Laymon. Miss Helen Firth, Robert Brumley, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Williams. Miss Agnes Horton entertained with a dinner party Thursday evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Leiber. Miss Agnes Horton, Miss Esther Griffin White and George Ford. The Quaker City club was delightfully entertained by Mrs, Mattie Balser at her home on South Fifth street Friday afternoon. Pink roses and carnations In profusion were used throughout . the rooms and formed a pretty centerpiece for the dining table. Guests of the club were: Mrs. Alice Wiltshire, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Rees, little Missea Aileen Adams and Virginia Shinn. Club members present were: Mrs. Nellie Shinn, Mrs. Nellie Seaney, Mrs. Effie Potter. Mrs. Addie Parsons, Mrs. Cecil Austin, Mrs. Emma Rich, Mrs. Fannie Adams, Mrs. Rosella Reese, Mrs. Lucetta Rich, Mrs. Florence Mitchell, Mrs. Jessie I-armore, and Mrs. Mattie Balser. The club meeits in two weeks with Mrs. Roselia Reese at her home, 125 Southwest Ninth street. All members are requested to be present at that time. Miss Katherine Weber was hostess to the Cheer Bearers of the Second English Lutheran church at her horn on Northwest Seventh street, Friday evening. A short business meeting was held after which games and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments served Those present were: Miss Vesta Thompson. Miss Janet Russell, Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Loraine Kenny, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Mary Haaeltine. Miss Louise Krone, Miss Mabel Bortner, Miss Louise Longstreth, Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Esther Thomas, and Miss Katherine Weber. Mrs. George Harkins informally entertained the Jolly Twelve club at her home on North Eighteenth street Friday afternoon. A musical program was given during the afternoon and later a six o'clock dinner was served by the hostess. Mrs. Samuel C. Champion was a guest of the club. The next meeting will be held in a fortnight with Mrs. Milroy Baird at her home on the New Paris pike. A dance will be given by the Good Will Dancing club Tuesday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. Scully's orchestra will play the order of dances. A gallery talk will he given before lletAr aepanmenx 01 xne woman s hfbit in the Public Art gallery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Mrs. Melville F. Johnston, director of exhibits. This will be the last meeting of department this season. A public card party will be given bv the Y. M. I. in its club rooms on South Fifth and C streets Tuesday evening. Sheenhead and euchre will be played. Playing will commence at 8 o'clock. A public card party will be given at Moose ha'l Wednesday evening, to which everyone is invited. A prominent event of the week will be the box sup-pcr and dance which ! "1,r women of the Zem Zem Shrine riviMforthT nTJ . J t,r t r n, w Cn evening at. the I. O. O. F. hall. ore day evening S?e1rnJL1!byhi Zem Zcmmers draw partners for the box lunch. Thow arranging the party we: Mrs. C. E. Duffin, Mrs. Earl Aller Mrs. A. O. Martin, Mr.-. Harry Personette, Mrs. Will Edmnndson. Mrs. Clyde McGriff, Mrs. Ed Wendling, and Mrs. H. H. PuckettThe Neighborly club will be entertained at an all day party at the home of Mrs. Starr Souder next Wednesday. The Daffodil club will be entertained by Mrs. Ed Sharp at her home on Randolph street Thursday afternoon. The A. O. F. club will meet with Mrs. Myron Kluter at her home on South Thirteenth street Thursday afternoon. The annual banquet of the Alice Carey club will be. held at the home 50,000 Chevrolets E. W. Steinhart & Co. 10th and Sailor St. Phone 2955 Have your CARPETS and RUGS cleaned by the Hamilton Beach Carpet Waeher Co. Also expert upholstering. Phone 6057. L. W. TANGEMAN, Mgr. TRAVELERS Cost of Living by using the Electric Electric Railways. & Eastern Traction Co.

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of Mrs. Effie Hanes on Richmond ave-. aid Dickinson were in Richmond, Frinue Thursday. 1 day Samuel Fisher was in Con-

The N. N. C. eluh will be entertained by Miss Edith Oelklaue Thursday. The Finley Parent-Teachers association will entertain with a fathers' meeting at the school next Friday evening. The Current Events club will meet with Mrs. Emma Hobson Tuesday afternoon. Responses will be current events. Mrs. Agnes Halsley and Mrs. Laura Burgess will lead in a discussion of the subject, "Does the Advancement of Woman Make the Home Happier?" and Mrs. Bessie Whitesell will read a paper on "Woman's Duty as a Citizen." The Show-Me club will be entertained 6y Mrs. Charles Wiker at her home on Richmond avenue Tuesday afternoon. The Greenbriar Community club will meet with Mrs. Levi Myers at her home 'on the Salisbury road, southwest of the city, Wednesday, April 20. The Dorcas society will be entertained by Mrs. William Seeker at her home on South A street Monday afternoon. The Frances E. Willard W. C. T. U. !

will meet with Mrs. Roy Babylon at!, Monday evening with Mr. and her home, 1521 North A street, Mon- Mrs- Charles Brown and daughter.

aay afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to sew. All members are invited. Mrs. Clem Roberts will be hostess

to the Tyrolean club Monday evening. ! An old fashioned dance will be given The second of a series of weekly, here Saturday night, April 16. Everydances being given by Mrs. Frank one, is invited to attend. Critchett under the auspices of the Y. M. I. at their club rooms was held i MIDDLEBORO. Ind. Rev. U. F. Thursday evening. A dancing lesson j Ulmtr, who lias had three charges the

from 7:30 to 9 o'clock preceded the assembly. Among those who attended the assembly were: Misses Agnes Sauer, Geneva Maag, Helen . Schwegman, Cecilia Stiens, Eleanor Westendorf, Rosalia Vosmeier, Dorothea Brown, Marie Weiss, Mary Pardieck. Clara Kutter, Viola Sittloh, Helen! Pfeiffer, Clara Schwegman, Flora Torbeck, Loretta Korves, Loretta Maag, Bertha Habing, Matilda Feldman. Marguerite Kutter, Mary Habing, Virginia Greene. Marcella Hickey. Dorothy Ge-' ran MatHH. Snhw.n 1 iHa Maag, Lorraine Puthoff, Bernadine Menke, Elizabeth Harmeling, . Roma Sittloh, Elizabeth Kettman, Olivia Zwissler, Frances Pardieck, Mary Huber, Agnes Knanber, Marguerite Maurert Anna Aufdenkamp, and Messrs. G. M. Butt, Charles Carroll, Frank Stiens, Raymond Greene. Simon Cunningham, Raymond Vosmeier, Herbert Greene, Robert Schneider, C. Lahrman, Walter Epping, Raymond Christ. Harry Steinbrink, PYank Weiss, Carl Metz, Earl Cook, Joseph Maurer, Richard Maddox, Joseph Stolle,, S. J. Holthouse, Clarence Westendorf, Thomas Quigley, Joseph Schwegman. Albert Zwissler, Robert Rohe, Walter Cronin. Al bert Nolan. Clarence Shofer, Edward j a. tiray, Merle J. Bahlmann, Walter T. Smith, Joseph Harmeling, Franci6 Noelker, Walter Jessing, Frank C. Pardieck, Carl M. Heith, Richard Baumer, Herman Hillman, Carl Tepe, Ben Gausepohl and Bernard Baumer. Mr. and Mrs. Buy Brown of south Fourtenth street are entertaining Mrs. Brown's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Keller, of Ft Wayne. Mrs. Henry Heet has returned from Hamilton, O., where she visited her daughter, Mrs. . Charle3 Morton. Mrs. Archie Knight, of Fountain City has been visiting Mrs. Milroy Baird, of this city. Emil Marinace of north h. street, i vhui iivu j iuci v c i uiu uaj ivn, r nui r he went on business. Suburb an PHILOMATH, Ind. Mrs. Grant Rose and son James, Mrs. George Kelley. John Liest.ner were in Richmond, Monday Virgel Pleesinger, of Richmond, is visiting Mrs. Jennie Plessinstinson spent Monday evening with Virgel Plessinger Mrs. Earl Dod - dndge spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Fisher Mr. and Mrs.! Williard Rodenburg, son, Charley, Mr. ana Mrs. Llme.r Rodenburg ifit Thursday with 'Mr, and Mr?. Roy KocterjDurg and family Mrs. Jennie Plep.smger. daughters Mildred and

Virgel, son Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Dan i 'n the old United Brethern church. Piankenhom, son Orval; Mr. and Mrs. I which hp purchased for a muspaiti Harry Weber, daughter, June, Mr. and ! building. Mr. Edwards has a n urnMrs. Harry Lambert and family, Mr. j her of curios which he ha? gathered and Mrs. Charles Brown, daughter' here and abroad and hopes to cp?n it Edith, Ray Fulton. Ernest Stinson, to the public April 15....WnTam Mc.Tasper and Paul Kelley. J. O. Planke.n-1 Cann of Converse, ir.d.. spent tho!

horn, daughter Rettn. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Williard Rodenburg, son Charley, Mr. Mr" Elraer Rodurg attended ithe K- of p- 8PPer at Abington. Wed- . .,u. . ., ,' Hendrix were in Richmond. Thursday. ....Mrs. M. J. Weber called on Mesdames Williard and Elmer Rodenburg Thursday evening Mrs. Ora Hendrix and Mrs. Lizzie Waiting spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dan Plankenhorn Susanna Dickinson, Robert Weiser and James Hury spent Wednesday night with Ruth Watt I Mrs. George Kelley spent Friday morning with Mrs. Ora Hendrix : Mr; and Mrs. Ed Hunt, of Abington, spent Friday afternoon with John I Leistner Virgel Plessinger spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary f Shank Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stinson . and family, David Plessinger and Don-

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nersville Saturday morning Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg, sons, Mr. and Mrs. Williard Rodenbunr. son Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Plankenhorn and Kn Orval were in Richmond Saturday Mrs. Elmer Deer, Mrs. J. O. Plankenhorn and daughter Retta, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. George Fulton.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland were at .Liberty, Saturday-. Mr. and Mrs. George Fulton motored to Lynn, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza Martin. Mrs. M. J. Weber and Mrs. Williard Rodenburg spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Shank .Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Clevenger and family Charley Rodenburg spent Sunday afternoon with Edith Brown. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg and pons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garett, of Waterloo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambet and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher entertained a party of young' people Saturday evening in honor of their dauehter Darlie Earl Dodrtrirliro urns in nifrhmonrt. SiturdaV.. . . Mr M R,,v Ttrmtnirz nd sons Kdit Samuel Fisher and ! daughter. Darlie, attended church at i Doddridge Chapel, Sunday morning.. past year, will only have Whitewater and Middleboro. Rev. Ulmer and wife! are very well thought of and their many friends will be glad to bear of their return. They will reside in Whitewater Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones called on Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Hardwick Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gluct and daughters, Agnes and Vonda, delightfully entertained at their home Wednesday night. V r r nd I t0 the following gUestS . Mf. and A delicious two-course lunch was serv Mrs. William Bozworth, Mr. and Mrs. Galie Harter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hasher, Mr. and Mrs. William Neanen, Misses Erma Bozworth, Helen Neanen, Louise Hasher, Thalio Harter, Verda Harter, Wpssrs. Harold Iawrence. Robert Nea-1 nen, nd Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Coefield.J ...Miss Marjory Kirkman called on Miss Opal Fobel Wednesday night... Mr. and Mrs. Ross Huddleson and children called on Mr.' and Mrs. Floyd Began Sunday afternoon. .. .Mrs. Charley Brawley called on MrB. Cora Little Monday afternoon .... Miss Marie Balden spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogan . . . . . Mr. Sam. Danner i3 still very low. ! ELDORADO. O. Roy Petry and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holsinger dined with Harvey Petry and family, of near New Madison. Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mastin dined with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mastin Sunday.... James Cromwell and daughter Sarah, of Ithaca, Mrs. Mary' Marshall of Arcanum, and Fred Ricker and daughter of Arcanum, called on Harry Mastin Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. White, called on Mf. and Mrs. Samuel Ullom Friday evening Mrs. Frank Beard and Mrs. Isaac Miller were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eby :. ,, D er. of near Twin Chapel, spent Sunday with William Fletcher and family. C. V. Campbell and family were evening callers Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McFaddin and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sell and son Harold, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. P. G. McFaddin were the guests of Albert McFaddin and-family of Castine, Sunday. ECONOMY. Ind Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle entertained Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Replogle and Prof. Worley and ' family of Hagerstown. at their bsan-' tiful country home Sunday. .. .Mr. R. K- Swallow of Richmond. Mr. John I Davis of Williamsburg, ard Mr. D. W. nrns or Greenstorn, attended tna Northern Wayne Bank meeting Wed - j nesaay crtaney Ldwnrus is com-! p:etmg trip arrangements of his curios : week-end hre with rrlativrs. . . . T.fr.i. - I Martah Good is very ill and no hopas are entertained for her recovery. ... Mrs. Mary Bond spent the week-end i ,..jv. r... ! Miss Olive Bodkin and Miss Nellie Bodkin of Carlos, rpent thf week-end , with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Manning Raymond Holding rp.yr a ik undv morning at the Friends church, also showing pictures to illustrate hi.-i work . in the relief work during the war. which was continued Monday evening minilltllltlfmKlMfllUlteauillllUllllllllllllin.lll.tMillMMiiilliii.i ,h.,im.w.. Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls 1 1 are the best made. WESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main St. HunniHiinnuitiuiiiiiuntiuuniHiiiiiHuiiiHiiiiniinnniiiimiiminiinitnfA MASONIC TEMPLE Tables Reserved Phone 2379

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by Mr. Crossman and Mr. Henley of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Byrd spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Charles. . . .Miss Gertrude Stevenson has entered Earlham college for the spring term Mr. Howard Manning has sold his interest in the creamery at College Corner and with hi3 family is at the home of his father until he can decide what he will do Mr. Gaar Cox and family of Lynn, Mr. O. H. Morrison and family. Mrs. Hannah Kimball. Miss May Kimball, Mrs. Tilly. Clark and Miss Belle Conley were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Manning Sunday. . . .Rev. G. E. Hughes will return as the minister of the Methodist church for the coming year. Rev. and Mrs. Hughes were called here a few months ago to finish the unexpired term of Rev. J. J. Fischer, and have endeared themselves to this community Mr. and Mrs. O. Cranor had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston of Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Manning Sunday. LYNN, Ind. The C. B. A. and Fidelity classes of the Friends' Church met in their regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Swain. About forty members being present. Tne regular business of "asses was taken up and disposed v, mid nijii'u me social nour wnicn !?2,6d f,anf' r,1 xnd music Mr. E. B. Beard, of New Castle. Ind.. was a wk-.nrt visits i this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thorp were Sunday guests of relatives near Bloommgport, Ind Miss Rlora guest of Mr .and Mrs. Cecil Hoover. The Patterson and Son Grocery nas pur a truck on the road to supply the needs of their farmer trade. ....The game was postponed Sunday on account of wet grounds Stanley Christer and Cecil Beetley attended the district meeting of Insurance men at Bluffton, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Carter visited friends at Martindale, Sunday Born To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hinphaw, Sunday, a seven pound girl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson will move to Rosantsville, ma., in the near future, where he will tu3 J1 f"le M;,E- churchThe Rev. Hamilton will remain at the charge another year, which consists of Lynn and Spartanburg. WILLIAMSBURG. Ind. J. J. Smith and sons, Raymond and Everett, of New Castle, iaere the guests of Ora Smith and family, Sunday Raymond Huddleston and family were the guests of Lewis Johnson and wife Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr, Miss Mary Starr and Miss Echo Woolley were in Richmond. Saturday Mrs. W. C. Piebe and daughter Betty, are spending the week with Raymond Smith and family near New Castle.. . . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Oler had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oler and Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd. Mrs. Chester Franklin recently entertained Mrs. Emorv Oler. also Mrs. Charles Newman Mrs. Everett Reynolds, of Richmond, and Mrs. Justin Reynolds, of near Richmond, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blair recently. ....Mrs. Levica Sells and son Henry, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Starr Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd and Mrs. Harry Riggleman were in Richmond, Saturday. YACHTING CONCLAVE. fBy Associated Press) CLEVELAND, O.. April 16. Delegates from the Great Lakes cities will attend the annual meeting of the Inter-1 lake yachting association in this city tonight. Skippers from clubs in Detroit, Buffalo, Toledo, Erie, and Sandusky, will be present. A banquet will precede the business meeting. j The question of what rules will be i followed durins the interlake yacht j racing at Put In Bay. July 10-17, will be among the topics for discussion. SENATE LOATH (Continued from Page One) able doctrine of isolation will be modi-! fied bv the discovery, ! So much for the irreconcilable Sample French Pastry to each Customer Today Only The French Delicatessen 33 N. 9th St., Masonic Temple ! J'""''"'-""n'""'i.H.mmnn.mnnmnin,mnm1u.,1,,1,nmm. 1 1 1 I Good Vault Door for Sale . I BARTEL & ROHE 921 Main Palm Beach and Ribbizine Embroidery f Af'F'V'!!8 South Ninth St. LrtLI'1 J Over 1st Nat. Bank Phone 1756

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strength within the committee on for-' elgn relations. But within the senate j as a whole, and within congress as a ' Whole, it 13 a dlirerent Siory. ii rresident Harding should determine not to try to satisfy the irreconcilable position, if he should determine to oppose them, he would have, as things stand today, a considerable chance of winning. In the first place, he would have a large support from the Democrats. In the second place, he has, for the present, the power of patronage; comparatively few of the offices have yet been filled. In the third place, he probably would have the support of the lower house of congress. In any test of strength between the white house and the senate, the lower house would tend strongly to support the white house. (Copyright, 1921, by The New York Evening Post, inc.) CHURCHES

-r' , - n. s ! number will feature each session. E. (Continued from Page One.) jT Ajhertson. State Sunday School asin five minutes after the opening, at Pociation secretary, will be present latest, to benefit. Those coming later j the series of lect ures and probably will make verv brief talks on will not receive special seating favors, i oc ' K '

Persons who have not signed for reserved seats are not to be afraid of nit heinr seated however, for Citv Sunday School association officers be- . "eve they can provide for the largest of crowds Sunday school superintendents and assistant superintendents met in the Y. M. C. A. Friday night to discuss preparations and plans for the series of meetings. It was decided not to have speakers visit Sunday school a Sunday with another announcement of the coming of Dr. Honline. Instead each Sunday . school superintendent will make the announcement in his own church. It was explained that the hour of 4 o'clock was chosen for the week-day afternoon meetings because school and college students will have an opportunity to attend at that time. President David M. Edwards, of Earl ham, has arranged for Dr. Honline to appear for 13 minutes Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at the college. Principal Bate, of the high school, has announced that Dr. Honline will speak to high school students at chapel exercises Tuesday morning. Public is Invited Although Dr. Honline is being brought here by the City Sunday School association for the benefit of city Sunday school work, it does not mean that Sunday schools workers only are invited. It was made clear by officers Friday night that persons in the habit of attending church serv-i ices only are welcome and desired for! these big mass sessions as the most j prominent Sunday school workers. Every lecture is free to the public, t Just About Your Mother How many have good photographs of their mother? Have you? Are we not apt to think of mother as being permanently with us? Dear Mother, with lines from care and lines from joy, and with love shining in her quiet eyes. Have you her picture? Be Photographed this Year on Your Birthday PHOTOS 7ZZ MAIN SI WQ1WOHQ MOt VIGRAN'C Ladies' ShopO FOR BETTER VALUES Phone 1014

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-s . -uj umc rroceeus the silver offerings are to be turned over to the State Sunday School association, which body will pro-rate the funds among county organizations. In this way, the City Sunday School as;sociation will receive its apportion ment of the funds, as will other associations in the state. Programs Vary. Printed programs are not to be issued for the meetings. Harrison Scott, head of the local Sunday School j association, said Friday night that Dr. , Honline's lectures are to b made the ; bis- thine:, and that t n wincn luignt detract will be included. It has been arranged, however, for two - jocal ministers to iead in scripture (reading and prayer for each meeting. ' These pastors will be changed each day. In addition to this, one or two :hmns will be sung under direction of Lee B. Nusbaum. Probably one vocal Platform seats are to be reserved for all Sunday school superintendents and assistant superintendent?. They have been instructed to occupy these seats at each meeting. Presiding officers for the meetings, where they have been named, and special numbers known to be given, follow: John H. Johnson. Sunday night: special music by a quartet composed of Mrs. Bartel, Miss Nuiaum. Ben Bartel and Ernest Renk. Monday afternoon Clarence Kramer, presiding. Monday. 7:20 p. m. Bradford Harrison, presiding. Special music by Mrs. F. W. Krueger. Tuesday afternoon John Holaday. presiding. Tuesday, 7:20 Special masic bv Frank Funk. Wednesday afternoon J. W. Ferguson, presiding. Wednesday, 7:30 Everett Knoilenberg. presiding. Special music by Paul Steen. HATS Good Values, Fascinating Styles and Low Prices N0RRIS MILLINERY 23 N. 9th St. Tricolette and Georgette Blouses S2.S8 rBERTSCH SAYS WHY PAY MORE? Sterling Blend Coffee. 35c Lb. Sterling Cash Grocery 1035 Main A. R. Bertsch, Prop. If your car smokes,' Install DoMore Piston Rings See Any Garage Man Distributed by Bethard Auto Co. WEBB-COLEMAN CO. Authorized Ford Sales and Service N. 9th St Opp. Postoffice By systematic saving you start the foundation for future success First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main BOSTON STORE Quality Always PURE "Say It With Flowers" LEMON'S FLOWER SHOP 1015 Main Street Phone 1093 LUGGAGE OF QUALITY At Prices that are Right 827 Main St. Henry J. Pohlmeyer Harry C. Downing Ora E. Stegall William A. Welfer Pohlmeyer, Downing, Stegall & Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Limousine Ambulance 15 N. 10th St.. Phone 1335

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