THE EVENING SENTlNEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.‘
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926.
OF
SPECIAL INTEREST FOR
THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
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'" _ Evening.
”tears or active won: in this
oi Columbia Clicie.
Won ilrst prize. and
rm a. rattle.
dry interesting address.
'4.
Dd 0! Mrs. Frances Lynch.
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Commion.
L Women’s Guild Plans
Women's Guild of
‘ - in the Fetish Hall.
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Miss Ella Weed.
Ladies'
est Washington street.
darts attendance.
#14“?! in Noroton.
"liestlons for
ad on.
resented in May.
orty Dollars Is Col-
lected In Unique
Manner During the
‘3' Pride of Court Narruk. Compan-
.l.’ as of the Forest. has completed xi
» city
,y tenancy, was the birthday ol. the
Mo. and in the evening a delightful
birthday party was held in Eagle's
me. in Mott avenue. following“ a
liters business session. There was
‘ .. very terse attendance at the party.
[hummus many members of the
N. “Ii-short business meeting. two
‘ q. Nod. Alter the business session.
. were played. Mrs. John ito-
Mrs.
real liven. the consolation prize.
rs. usuck was swnrded a box of
Deputy Mrs. Frank sveo. gave a
following
which dancing was enjoyed to the
s M the Melody Boys Orchestra.
Wisteria refie-hmeuts .. re served.
The’ commute in charge consist-
chair-
”. Hrs. Della Decker. Mrs. Grace
Cunningham. Mrs. Edith Seller. Mrs.
Mill: Downs. and Mrs. Marriott
'1‘!!! organization was formed in
”but“! 1905. in ft csler's Hall in
Commerce street. Mrs. John Murray
was the first Chief Companion. Mrs.
{Gould Keeler. is the present Chief
Monthly Supper
The monthly business meeting of
‘ _ Trinity
rdll will be held on Tuesday eve-
_ The meet-
wtll be preocded by the month‘-
supper at 6 o‘clock. Mrs. William
{ do! ‘is in charts of the supper
I! site will be assisted by the fol-
Mint’members of the Guild: Mrs.
1101“! W. Smith. Miss Hattie Smith.
rs. Philip Seib. Mrs. William Sales.-
" Janice Seelsy. Mrs. Edward .1.
me. Mrs. Rufus Smith. Mrs. Matil-
Sather. Mrs. Calvin Snyder. Mrs.
res Wei-dwell. Mrs. William Wan :5"
Mrs.
Handsome Handbag
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An important business meeting of
e Auxiliary of Mulmy
NW Post. V. I“. W“ was held
' "evening in Red Men's hall. in
There Wsi
Mrs. Herbert
thby was presented with a hand-
e handbag made by one of the
as at the Fitch Home for
Several ap-
membership were
out.“ the meeting of the auxi-
35%. d joint committee meetinn of
' post and the auxiliary was held
I‘ll for the mlnstrel show to be
The next meeting of the auxi-
Will be held on March 10,
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THE QUEST .
a new
'gxetherine A. Burt book
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‘fle'; wm. eraser
Large assortment of
Hamilton Shop.
new fiction .
ride Of Court Narruk Holds
Twenty-First Birthday Party
CHURCHES
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A fdiud chicken supper will be
held at ti o‘clock this evening at tile
uiuce Baptist church. for the bone—
fit of the church. Mrs. Mary Thom.
as. president. Miss itcbccca iiall.
accictiliy and Mrs. Morgan-f Wil-
kins. chuirnmn will be in charge.
The Junior iii-worth League oi
the First Baptist church of the Di-
vine will meet at the church this
afternoon.
The mid week meeting. to be fol-
lowed by the monthly business
meeting of the South Norwulk Billie
list church will be held at the
church tonight.
The regular business meeting of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Ito-
wayton M. E. church will be lit-id
this afternoon at. the church di-
rectly alter the incl-ling ot‘ the Nor-
waik Republican Women's Associa-
tion.
Zera Kodesii Will
Hold Purim Party
u—q—nd-n—n
The Zero. Kodcsh Association of
Norwalk will hold it Furl!" Party
Sunday owning :it 7 o’clock in Hel-
fani‘s hzill. 65 Main street. Nor-
walk. All friends of the association
are cordially invited to attend and
are assurmi of, .1 good time. -
'i‘he Meiody- Boys will furnish
music and refreshments arc to be
served. There will‘ be no admission.
A short time ago this association
held an entertainmctit which prov‘
rd very successful. thanks to the
many friends who spansored if.
Mother
- .x\»&.‘m- - M «u
it‘s “Mother" Lonorahughes now.
For the beautiful dancer. former
partner of Maurice. recently pre-
sented her wealthy husband. Charles
Basualdo. with a. 12-pound boy. They
are living in France. Maurice wept
i. when Lonera married.
Store Hours 0 . da—hlurdas I ts I
ans
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80. NORWALK
here.
ing, don’t you?
BEING A PROVIDER
is more than giving good clothing and shelter
to your family while you are able to work.
It is putting something by for them for the
day when you cannot work,-0r maynot be
With that in mind, you believe in car. ”
South NMwslkSa‘vingr Banll ,
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CARD PARTY IS
HELD TO BENEFIT
DEGREE TEAM
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A very successful card party was
held last evening at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Mylod. st 208 Main
street. for the benefit of tho degree
team of Wanomn Council. Degree of
Pocahontas. Various games were
played. and a very Iood sum was
added to the treasury of the dense
team. The hostess served dainty
refreshments. There were 27 per-
sons present.
The degree team is making plans
for a dance to be held on March
17th. in Red Men's Hall. Norwalit.
SEEDS, SUBJECT
OF TALK BEFORE
THE GARDEN CLUB
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Miss ilclcn Swurtz delivered an
.niercsmiu talk on the suchct of
"Seeds.” at the postponed l'obruai'y
meet of the Garden Club. which
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Walter Munro, 40
both Muln street. Miss Bwarts‘s
talk was very instructive and was
greatly appreciated by the large
attendance of members.
Miss Mary Kirby Jennings presi-
ded in absence of the president.
Mrs. Alvin D. Wadsworth gave an
excellent report for her committee
on caterpillar extermination. Mrs.
Wadsworth stated that Club can
only supplement the excellent work
the Norwulk Kiwanis club is doing
iii the extermination of the para-
sites. Mrs. Simpson gave a. report of
the meeting of the Connecticut For-
estry association. held recently in
New Havcn. which was heard with
careful attention.
Tea was sorvcd by the hostess
The next meeting of the club will
be held March in, at the home of
Mrs. Cnivln Burton. 70 West ave.
hue.
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PRATERNALSg
L. 0. 0. ill. South Norwolk F
N0. 529. will meet tonight at 68
South Main street.
0 O 0
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Banner Council No. 5!. will meet
tonight at 100 Washington street.
0
Court Cecllo. No. 105. C. D. A.
will meet tonight at 22 West avo-
“UP.
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Kabnsoa Encampment No. 9. Odd
Fellows. will meet tonight at 16
Wall street.
u 0 e
Lady Washington Lodge. No. 21
will meet tonight at 25 Main street
County W. C. T. U. To
Meet In Danbury
The Fairneld County institute. un~
der the auspices of the Slate Wo-
men's Christian Temperance Union.
will be held today at the Methodist
church on Main street in Danbury.
Miss Charlotte B. Fraser. National
worker. W. C. T. U., will address the
afternoon session.
Republican Women’s
’ Luncheon March 4
Plans for the luncheon to be
served to the Norwalk Re‘publi-
can Women's Association next
Thursday were made at a. meeting
of tho Endeavor Circle of the
South Norwalk congregational
church at the home of Mrs. Harold
Sperry. 80 Cove avenue yesterday
afternoon. The luncheon will be
served at the church on March 4th.
Other routine matters were transac-
ted st the business session. follow.
ing which there was s. social hour
with refreshments.
Those present were Mrs. Reed 1!.
Flynn. Mrs. Albert Baldwin. Mrs.
John Sherman. Mrs Robert Dildos.
Mrs. E. R. Robertson. Mrs. Harry
Wardwell. Mrs. Ellis Taylor. ids-s.
Charles Dunnebaoite. Mrs. John
Ruddiman. Mrs. Conrad P. Frey.
Mrs. Arthur Mmhuls. Mrs. s. W.
Kelly. and Mrs. Sperry.
Ophir Chapter Holds
First Initiation
a.“
The first initiation of the year was
held last evening at the meeting of
the Ophlr Chapter. No. 53. 0. I. ‘n
in the Washington street Masonic
Temple. Eight new candidates were
initiated. About 100 attended til!
meeting. "was announced that the
Grand Officers would make their ot-
ficlal visit on April 29.
After the business meeting e do
llcioue supper. the menu of Which
included cold meats. salads belted
beans. rolls, pie and can». W
servad.
Observe Birthday
Little net-aloe Weinsutner of st
Spring street celebrated her second
birthday noted”. and entertained
a few of her friends at a party in
the afternoon. Genus were played
and dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Ber-am received many pretty
slits. Those present were Dotty
Bout. Isabel Peer and “dwerd.
l
was formerly Miss.lrene Mannlt-r.
s the son of Mrs. Louis Anderson
20.
bride's parents.
In Baltimore
Who are now enjoying a honeymoon trip in Maryland.
——l'lioto by Vincent.
311i. AND. MRS. Jilll.\ WILLIAM DIlIflV
Mrs. Drew, who
.luuuhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. James
Mansler of 74 Lexington nvcnue. lwume the bride of Mr. brow, who
of 75 Woodward avenue. l-‘chl'ilnry
Upon their return. the newly illlll‘l’lN'l couple will reside with the
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Masquerade Dance Of
Uncas Pride Tonight
A masquerade dnncr will be mvm
this evening by the Pride of i‘ncn~
council. Degree of Pocahontas. tl-is
cvcning iit it‘d Men's brill. . Wm
Washington sir-wit. Music will om
furnishcd by Mrs. Charlotte Krau-
mcr's orchestra and vocni solos will
be given by Arlhur Kruemcl‘. Cash
Brush who will be assisted by tin.
entertainment committee.
'm-unhcrs and
l‘l‘ouncii Rabbi-lib." tomorrow ove-
'1-lllr.‘. at the Hebrew lnslitllll'.
FeedHimCOLORlESA
,lewish Women Plan
“Council Sabbath”
Stamford Section Council of Jew-e
invites all
to attend
cordially
friends
::~li Womt-n
This
‘ .~:ilul>ulli” is being observed by every
i.miiou of the National Council of
.l wish Women.
prizes will be given for the bi!" Hm Abriihum “on“ of Brook-
dreseed couple and tie funniestlt, 0.... of the “.0“ ”Drum...“
dressed. The entire program is my“... on...“ of the comic“. M” bu the
d” the “"3”” 0' Mrs. Elsie}... alter for the occasion in Stam-
All members and friends are
ll ‘.
i. vindsily uracd to attend.
ftertll eKnot Has Been Tied
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mu pr. mourners nu Youo iAllCY Dlg‘llECDM
prom TQ PALL on llllPPY'-- W 4
-HOW WE. CAN
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‘INI' is“ “In.
He may masticate divinity fudge
in the halyoen courting days.
He may even perch his manly
frame before e blue enameled tee
men and masses to live throusb
lemon with his tee and plmente
undertones cut trienauler.
I “vs even seen doting. would.
«use. eat a Jello. salad with
film cream end not give vent to
ribeld vitoperetlea.
sea-m.”
men-t
these os-
. I the ”my
period!
Once the not is tied. tenet this
Gill.» lllM WHAT HE.
EVEN
ulct9~o
IF IT 005‘
glee to such fodder as liver and en-
ions. plge' ltnueiiles and sauerkraut.
and the deep dish apple pie that
mother used to mete.
You mu let be with the court-
ing~day stud fer steer «the. l
have heard of husbands so self-
contained that they missus dev-
iléd eggs three slshte in accession
and never but“ an eyelid.
Batu-end.“ this would. ever
-I beveheerd that on thereunn
night. some of then have been
known to much the deviled one
with similar leesuese. or slump.
use them for mheilee to disc at the
new furniture.
Grave men of letters and bearded
“ nut-9 memo WIGGLLDLAP,
G‘OurrtzroP YOI no,
-OOOH -- JllG‘T ioTG‘ or
“ All ~PlGQ‘HOCKQ‘ {1' gulp.mura
no u. tom: on or mnec‘
MRS. TEASDALE
READS PAPER AT
CALVERT MEET
A very interesting meeting of the
Culvert Club was held inst evening
in the Catholic Club in West avenue.
in the absence of Miss Anna Mc-
Mahon. who is ill. Mrs. Frederick J.
Moran led lilo meeting. it was vot-
ed to change the meeting nights of
the club from the second and
fourth Wednesdays. to the second
and fourth ’l‘uesdays. of the mouth.
Miss Katherine Duffy continued
‘wlfh the study of the muse. followv
in: which Mrs. William Teasdale
read a very interesting paper on the
“Intelligence Test." Miss Helen
Ratchford continucd with the dis-
cussions of Gilbert 1‘. Choslorion's
books. which {natured fhc that most-
iug of the Club. Miss lmlcliford ro-
vicwcd his book on "Saint Francih
of Assisi." and Mrs. Frederick J.
Moran. his book on "What i Saw in
America." This is a very interesting
book. and deals wllh oxpcricllccs on
the writer's lecture tour through
Aillcricn. four years ago.
LET THE BABY
CRY IS WORD
OF AN EXPERT
"If the baby wants to howl. let it
howl."
"Il‘ baby wants to take risks (of
breaking its neck. perhaps) parents
must "How it to do so. as a 'satety
first" policy is apt to kill the spirit
of adventure and weaken the desire
for aclill-vemrnl.”
i do says Dr. Evelyn Snywell. one
lot London's few women doctors.
lnztiilonlnlly l)r.- Evclyn ls recog-
nized as one of ilrllaln's loading .u-
thorliics on child welfare. and there
'ivci‘f‘ mnny striking points in her lec-
iiirc recently on “The Psychology of
infancy" at n inccllng organized by
”10 National S clcfy of Day Nurse-
lies.
Well Known Park City
Business Man To Wed
Announcement of tile engagement
of Miss Helen Locks. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Locks. Elmini.
N. Y.. to David Follt‘l'. 301i llrook-
lawn nvoliue. Bridgeport. was made
,rcconlly. Mr. Feller is the general
manager of the F‘t’dcmi Grain cor-
pornlion, ilrldscport. and is one of
the best known business men thorn.
It is expected that the wedding will
take place early in June.
i HAVE. SUML»
cavemen/Av
rectory answer to this state of at-
fairs.
some mus that when e nuns
men e-eourilns sees he could be fed
sawdust and M‘bbydiome and never
snow the difference!
Others maintain the tires of love
burn so much more hotly before
then after mumps that light eeel-
lng viands such as shrimp witsle
end pistachio toe are oases-arm
acceptable then to the masculine
system than beef, and eelsridc fare.
Whatever the explanation of the
geetronemle submissiveness of the
ardent suitor. this fact remains:
AM the bells se‘ve runs. the wise
'brid. will feed him beefsteslt. not
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dun“ It“! muddle "All! Ith- W m
TODAY'S Vl‘lltbl}
' The Bible Memorlzlng Crusade
vu-rst: for today is: “And lw bath
pllt a new son: in my mouth.
even praises unto our God. Many
shall see ll. and fear. and shall
trust in Jehovah."
CLUB NEWS
Iill‘s. Arthur Clark of Flilxllill
road will be hurltthfl tonight to Hill
lllt‘lnlicrn of the liiiltnp social club.
The members ol the Help One
Another circle will hold a masque-
hide party tonight at the home of
Mrs. .Joecpli Caposcila. ll; lit-tie
Place.
Mrs. May Rowe. 16 Springiilll
nvf-ilur- will be lllu hostess lollltilil
tor a. card pair‘y to be enjoyed by
the members of the rentcrtuinmvnt
committvc of \l'nnoma Council. ll,
Ill 1‘.
The next meeting of the American
ASSOt'lllllOll of University Wool-in.
Norwalll branch will be held i-‘ridzlv
afternoon. March 19. at 3:30 o'clock
oi the homo of Mrs. Gcorgo P.
Krupp nt 179 East avenue.
Mr'mbi-rs of the Killian club will
meet. at the hnmr of
Cast-y. chimzlon avenue. this even-
ing. She and Mrs. Ida Sutton are
to b” the hostesses.
Girl Scout Notes
Troop 1 hold its regular nicotine
at the Franklin school on ir‘ubruury
19. We are glad to welconm the
following girls to our troop: ilosc
Miller. Esther McKenzie. Sylvia
Schwartz. Emma Miller. Anna (in.
pole and Antoinette Maestro. The
usual scout work was fololo'ed
Dorothy Tooker linishcd hor second
clues \Vililt Flora Shophcrdnnd
Nora Taylor passed the knot t‘cst lor
' their icndf‘l‘i'oot work. The met-lint:
closed with the singing of scoul
songs.
Scribe \‘ci‘nn Wells
Troop 2 has lwen askcd in ht‘ll’l its
photograph to tilt- r\llli:i‘i(’llll (.ili‘l
Magazine where it will be published
in connection with rill article about
the recent Girl Scout Rally with
Stamford. As it tookI the allele of
taken no other business was trans-
acted.
Scribc Matilda Dir-ta
Troop :l, A fine nicotine oi‘ the
scouts in the Holly Troop was held
at the Grace Parish liall, on Mon.
dny afternoon. Mls. Munro, the
captain. who has been down South
on o vncntlon has lust rcturnvd. The
meeting “as given over entirely to
games. The first game was won by
Patrol 1. Tile troop learned a new
American Railway." and the meeting:
was Clea-(L.
Scrlbc Frances Chandler
Troop rt met at the school house
with three new members. Opening
exercises wrrrc held and a game
played and then the scouts worked
litird on their knots for their tender-
iooi tests and some passed the
square find the bowllne knots.
Songs were sung and a story read
and the meeting dismissed.
Scribe Florence Hutchinson
Troop 6 met at the Knight Street
Church and all want for a short. bike
with Miss Donna and Miss Sampson.
who is visiting hero and who is a
captain in one of the New Redford
troops in Massachusetts. A nature
game was played on the way. Many
birds and evergreen trees were seen
and noted. The winning troop next
time will be given a point for the
contest.
Scribe Belist McBride
Annual D. A. R. Lunch
At Stratfield March 8
The M a i- y Bitumen Chapter.
D. A. I“... Bridzeport. will hold its
annual luncheon for members Mon-
day night. March 8 at the Stratlield
hotel.
The Freelove Beidwin Stowe chap-
ter. D. A. it. Milford. will meet
March 4 at 3 o'clock at the borne of
Mrs. W. H. Austin. Pond Point.
The subject for the afternoon's
address will be "The Springfield lu-
ternatlonsl College" and the speak-
er's name will be announced within
a few days. The hostesses of this
meeting will be Mrs. Annie Austin.
Mrs. James '1‘. Rose and Mrs. Win-
throp Doolittle.
Plans will also be completed at
this time for attending the stats eons
ventlon to be held at dtamford
March 18 and 19. The delegates ap-
pointed to represent the local ohsp-
tsr at the state meet are Mrs. N. M.
Pond, regent; Mrs. Earl 1“. Adams.
Mrs. Augusta Jeffrey. Mrs. Clifford
somers; alternates. Mrs. Gear‘s J-
amltb. Mrs. A. C. Carpenter. Mrs.
Frank N. Platt, Mrs. H. C. Peck and
Miss M. Ballsntine. ‘
Social Postponed
Due to the illness of many mem-
bers of the club. the social of the
Young Married i‘coplc'e Association
of flint Peter's Lutheran church.
whidh was «Milled to M hen
lest evenlns. was omitted. The next
sects! Will be held on March 24.
Production of the wood-chemical
industry fer is" Is given by the De-
oemaeat of Commerce as ”L984
oii pounds of acetate or time and
inseam gallons ct methanol. __
Miss iiuleli =
the meeting for the picture to be‘
song for closing called the "Great-
Musical Program Given At
Church Birthday Alinivcrsury
llleml'icl's Of Star Oi
.
Columbia A l; t e ll d;
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(aids and Dancing
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Enjoyed.
ilvvr ll lxlimlvul |‘l-l\.]..‘ tilt
l‘ll‘lllt‘lii‘y' liill"_\ i.\-x lw ppm in
the South Nnruw'k .'.l l','. (L‘il'Cll
As ouch pi-ruon t'lll'l' l lig- u .. rr.
quill"! lo limp min .i .-m. it ll .; um
(‘l‘lit {ul- (Itch _\iv.il‘ 0! l... . _‘ ‘ The
mini, \vlnn gulllllui [all in _-...- my. ‘
hing, wile ['ullllll to run in H l, .- no,
a film woman: of ”‘1: .ig l‘i‘l‘ l~_.
lllf‘nlh “i il' writ-ll to :ill
The lil'lvgl‘llll'l:
i‘lunu soduwhiiirio“ 'l'ii
Fvilli‘lliill Milo.» —- 'lJ.:l. . I'm-3‘.“
“Juijzlllv Lilv 2|. ltlw‘.‘ f.‘ -‘ i'llll']
iil'mishdu,
llvcllulliiluz-v—«w-——-"l'il-l- :- vlw- 1m...
my Swm.‘—-"’l'liv‘ Lilli" le'mla-i .-~‘m~
ii-gl‘.” ll.ii‘l'l“'l r'l -il' l'.
llil'lltl‘u Swim- ‘llin ’l'i'lilll;w»l.y'§'
-—-"l'r>u." Killla \‘lllllllFlll,
Sopviaiiu Firlu' "I'ir-i-r.“ 3V l).w\ty..
:lllu," Mr”. lira “nihilism”.
liurz. .‘3-llu:.——-—"\\Illll ill" ll‘ ll ill
the l.l':!l‘llil‘illt~t‘ l-ilnus limo, lll'l’igur—
"When iiii; l‘rul‘lllldo mph 1.0". (,',,'
“'Jillzin: l',.i‘.“w.
Mub- ’i‘llu> -.\'nii‘.owili .\lr.-iw|..=‘.‘
:Mfurrs. \Vzillncb, climb-s (mil 'lliuv.
lHon Hails.
l‘nli‘ioilr flrilir ll;y 1»l.\.l"ii young
ladivs.
llll‘lllilily l'llll i:l.i» i'l'h-i’c “"‘l'tf
more ol’ lllasw yvl‘u‘rilil litllll in
March Hum ill l‘liv “lli‘l' womb—>-
'i‘lin‘v l'vm'llwl min v»)
Archibald :‘l‘ll'lii‘l plouml llw .‘w.
Cuiilpillllliit‘lii‘.
.‘lll'h‘. Biillvl'. ‘ ln‘ l'liiiu limirilnn,
MISS lilliili i. {1‘ lire, .l. L. All-ll
innit Keith llfillivr \\-m in (Hull-g.)
‘of ill" \iiricd DIM—Lilli.
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’Mrs. Hartley To Speak
At Church Banquet
Till) (.‘llli'llllf‘lo program fill lllil
Molhlr-ilml-l)uuulilvr banquet to.
lllUl’i'UW (\‘t‘lllllg (it lib: ("LL-runn-
lionul Iflllll‘t'll, Mumford. iin-lcl‘ ll‘.”
tillrlpuVS oi ll‘w \H-iibii oi llil‘
(flora-ii. nil-IF ilililll ol' inlvl‘vst it
those planning in all... Hi this plmw
ant FU'lUliL...
Min-I. 'v\ill:;ilu i-Z. knoll; Hill tiri-
Il‘ldt ‘i'lii‘ p'rwl. mi lwgnm 1'i.» .2 .
‘lccllou. Nil-lul'iw .‘x'u. r»; in ..
Halli“. ailmi by llu- lliil «‘Mllpnstnl UL
Mrs. liomlll Mill‘~’l1ull. lire ltu-vxilril
Wold and Miss l‘inl‘vlw l?:..vi_v.
'lhen Mrs, .\‘l ‘51-" ll. Jump “‘1“ Nil;
on "A \Vulmlcrvi' ’l‘vlls Hm 'i‘i‘n
This will in: lt‘il‘ll\‘tl in 'li. limli the
Scenes.“ by i\ll“.-‘. i'Lllliiy \\:i‘r.'lt..1't
liul‘ilvy. illlllliiui'l‘ of ill“ l‘lilll.fl‘il'i
Tiiculru.
Mrs. Dudley l-iub-i'ts. who ism;
charge of the mllbll' {oi lllt' i"\'i:‘llll‘.L‘.
will sing "Thou \l'i'il'ulrolis Youth."
by Franz AN. and “l"i‘llllllllgs Lied."
by “'0”. Mrs. Foliiiiii M. Pierson
will talk on “lx'ccplnr; Young With
Our imucblcrs.” and Mid. Gnome
l‘rutt inccl'eoll, on “'l’lie Need of a.
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hol‘l‘ has chosen for list sul‘juil. "So
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