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Personal And Local News Briefs

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The Christian Church Fellowship will meet Thursday at 2:00 p. m. at the Church. Emerald Temple No. 369 will hold its regular meeting March 15, at 7:30 p. m. CST. The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will meet at the j home of Mrs. Perry Michael on March 16 at 1:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Suther- : lin have returned to their home in Roachdale after spending four | months in San Jose, California. Members of the Groveland ] Community Club please bring pictures for scrap book and | scissors to the meeting Thursday, March 22 at Mary and Ethel

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Earl Gorham who is a patient in Memorial hospital in South P-end has regained consciousness and is improving. He would be glad to heai - from his friends. His address is Memorial Hospital, 3rd. floor. South Bend, Indiana. Miss Carol Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, left Tuesday morning via Eastern Airline for Miami. She will return in about ten - day:* with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vei n Parker, who have been there since the first of February. The Community Hall at Bellmore will be open all day Saturday March 17 for articles for the Floyd Brattain family whose home was badly damaged by fire Monday morning. Furniture, clothing, bedding etc. will be appreciated. Three boys 7, 8 and 15 and a girl 11 in school. Miss Roberta Wysong, R. R. 1, Greencastle, is among the 98 Indiana University girls chosen for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman women’s scholastic honorary society at Indiana University. Membership is limitf ed to girls having a B plus average for their freshman w r ork. Initiation services were held Tuesday evening.

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Th? next meeting will be with Mr?. Dolby Callings, April 12th

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The Koachdale Town and I Country Heme Demonstration Club met March 8. at 1.30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Jo Ford. The president. Mrs. Barbara Brookshire opened the meeting

with Easter Poetry.

Mrs. Martha Ann Smith read the history of the song of the month “Wearing of the Green” and then led the gioup in the singing of the song. The club

creed wa^s repeated.

The regular business meeting

Reelsville, wish to announce the ! followed at which seventeen

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engagement of their daughter, Sharon Sue. to Charles Robert Birkemeier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birkemeier, Poland R. 2, formerly of Vevay. Ind. Miss Ri&sler is a senior in Reelsville High School. Mr. Birkemeier is a graduate of Reelsville High School and is now employed at Plainfield Public Service Co. A Fall wedaing is being plan-

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B. C. (Pete) Cox has filed as a Democratic candidate for committeeman in Mill Creek precinct. Kenneth Shannon has filed for committeeman in South Clinton precinct, subject to the Democrat primary on May 8. There will be a free turkey dinner at the Moose Home Thursday evening at 8 o’cl09k in honor of Sgt. Amos Skimmerhorn. All Moose members are invited. The Brick Chapel Ladies Ai l will sponsor a pitch-in dinner at the church Friday, March 16th, at 6:30 for their families and the Men’s Club and families. Chicken pie and drink will be furnished. There will be a community shower for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Barron Monday, March 19th, at 7:00 p. m. CST at the Bethel Baptist church. The Barrens lost all their clothing, furniture, etc., last Sunday when their home burned.

members answered roll call with “Favorite Ea-ster Song. An interesting lesson on “Floor Covering” was given by Mrs. Virginia Crosby and Mrs. Evelyn ; Fallen read the treasurer report, j The safety lesson was given bV ( Mrs. Betty Allif The food sale was discussed j which will be held March 24th. Mrs. Charles Shelton was welcomed as a member. The meeting was dismissed by j singing the Club prayer. Delicious refreshments were j served by Mrs. Jo Ford assisted by Mrs. Lillie Parks to the members five guests and five child- j

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April meeting will be at the home of Mr.s Betty Hughes at 2:00 o’clock DST.

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Stella Co\ Host ss To Luck Club The Good Luck Club m the heme of Stella Co c on 8th. Theie and one guest present. Secret pal names were for the coming year and ri birthday and Xmas to be Secretary and t < were read. The president wants enc to write a suggestion thing to do. which will be to the club and turn i - month There is to be a flow change next month. After the business hot: over the meeting was turnc to the hostess, who had very interesting contests. Prizes were won by Haz and Ruth Shinn. Door prize was won by

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The next meeting to b Edna Wyatt on 12th day of Dainty refreshments o'. cream, cookies and eok< served.

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Warren Twp (Tub Met On March 7

Warren Township Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday March 7th at the home of Mrs. Louise Bridges. Meeting opened by repeating club creed and his-

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A known goal will be r by an unknown number o iors during the annual Ph Kappa chapel at DePauw U sity on,Friday. Students eligible for me ship in the national schol honorary traditionally are fled of their election a th m. convocation in Gobin orial church. Main speaker for th' - or

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Safety and Health by Mary Kendall. Outlook by Louise Bridges and Garden by Roxie Ton - . Mrs. Mary Kendall gave the second part of the lesson on floor coverings. She told how to

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(Tub Met With Mrs. Harold Alcorn The Groveland Homemakers Home Demonstration Club met March 8 at the home of Mrs. Harold Alcorn with nine members and one guest, Mrs. Glen Duncan, answering the roll call of a plant or bulb exchange. The meeting was opened by president, Mrs. Harold Ryla - nd leading us in the pledge to the flag. Mrs. Walter Stelzer gave p garden report concerning the planting and care of bulbs. The 2nd part of the lesson on Floor Covering was given by Mrs. Duncan. She gave us several gbod tips on the cleaning and waxing of resilent floor cover-

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A get-well card was signed by all members present to send to I Mrs. Ethel Ruark who was a | guest at our February meeting. Mrs. Harold Alcorn received a secret sister birthday gift. Everyone joined in reading aloud the club creed. During the social hour a contest was won by Mrs. Albert Solomon. - Delicious refreshments were j served by the hostess after which J club adjourned to meet April 12, j at the home of Mrs. Irvin Wal- j lace and continue from there on j our anniversary party. Mrs. Tate Is Hostess To Bainhridge Club The Bainhridge Home Demonstration Club held its regiilar meeting and annual silver tea at! the home of Mrs. D. O. Tate on Thursday afternoon, March 8th. ■ Mrs. Cecil English. president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Maud Collirgs gave the !

Woman’s Club Meets Friday

The Woman’s Club of Gobin Memorial church "ill meet Friday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Sarah Wright, South Jackson St. Road. Mrs. A. C. Northnip will have the program. Mrs. Naylor will have devotions.

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A graduate of Indian i University with Phi Beta Kappa hono: ; in 1908. he war, a member of tne Indiana S B I tion brtwc n 1933 and 1940. He was appoin el to his prc.;I ent position with the 1 icnl Cham- ! ber of Commerce in 1953. Hew Hampshire Vote of Interest MANCHESTER, N. H„ .'.Tarm ! 14.—(UP)- Vi * Pj ident R ard M. Nixon polled a re - ur 1 ng vote of confidence in New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary Tuesday that Republican leaders called a “mandate” to retain him as President Eisenhower’s 1956 running mate. Sen. Estes Kefauver won r the Democratic balloting wi , comfortable leads in ail 12 d - ’ - gate races. His supporters hailed the results as a “great v v over Adlai E. Stevenson.

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