SATURDAY, JANUARY 19,: 1918
LA GRANDE EVENING 0US1SUVKB
The lust mooting of t!tc Nclghbor
hood Club was hold on January 8.
Allium! society day was observed and
urnny guests woro In uttciiduncc. A
delightful muslcul program was run-,
dorod and Included tho following
niinibci'8:
Vlano Duets
(a) Italy (Moskjowski)
(b) Elfin March (Mendelssohn)
Mrs. O S. Birnlo and Mrs. Il.J. Green
Vocal Solo
Joy of thu Morning (Harriet Ware)
Mrs. T. J. Scrogglu
Piano Solo
(a) Wedding Day (Grieg)
. (b) Oriental Daucc(Harrlot Cady)
Miss Hilda Anthony
Vocal Solo
(a) A Spirit Flowor (Campbcll-
Tiiiton)
(b) Itoses After Itain ( I.elinianu)
Mrs. A. L. Richardson
On Tuesday, January 22
'
lliblo ,
day will be observed at tho regiilnr
meeting. J no program follows: !
Wl.y iwery perron hliould lie a,
Student of tho Bible, Mrs. J. D. j Murphy, Mrs. Herman Siogrlst, Mrs.
Smith. , Harvey rtay, Mrs. Lloyd Scribcr, Mrs.
"Art As Tnl'lueni-ud lly the Bible," j James Snodgrass. This commtttoo
Mrs. Wllljam Miller. 1 coupled with the popularity of the
riano Solo Conrider.ee." from yomi iil(ie3 who have offered tholr
"Songs Without Words," by Men- services to their country assures tho
delssohn, Mrs. Harry Zurbriek. j ,BB(.t function of the season. La
; Grande is loyal to her bov.. I .a
The Honor Guard Girls have beenOrundo will be loyal to l;er daugh
working for some time on an outer- j tors,
tainmcnt to ho given for Armenian I . .
roller and Miss Williamron, who lias j Mrf A. -Newlin entertained the P.
tbo affair in charge, reports that the ,,, 0 cll!,plcl. llt Iunchcon on Found
proiluctlon will bo ready to stago on i prs Dav nn(, the la(108 ot tMe cllIipt01.
Wednesday night, January 29. This ! j,,,,.,,, ?12.00 to the Red Cross,
entertainment consists of two oiio-Tho fonowing havo raised their
act pmys anu mrec snorter munis,
and promises to furnish an evening
brimful of fun and amusement. One I
of tho plays, "A Laundry Queen,"!
will bo played by a cast of high j
school students, Honor Guard Girls, j
assisted by Adiner Playlo. This is!
an amusing, wistful little comedy In
which Maude Adams starred at one
tlmo. Tho olhor play is a farcical
sketch featuring a very young bride,
lior chum nnd two comedy characters
an Irish cook nnd n German maid.
Tho "Soused Orchestra," which made
the hit of tho evening at the Y. M.
C. A. Hallowe'en parly, bus consent
ed to play again; Lo,m Newlin will ,
give ono of her popu ar aesthete,
dances; and there will be a Bl.lo-.
splitting stunt, the exac na .ire of,
which is being kept secret but which,
1S guurunieou to imuvti yuu
Bides. ,It Is rumored hat imh si. mt
will contain some local lilts and oil.-
er surprises. ,
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7n the midst of a great lot of i
things beneficial one coming event
stands out with particular proniln-'
once and that in the exhibition of,
fancy dancing lo ho ulveu in connic-;
tion will, the Red Cross benefit :
dance at Z.iber ball Monday evening, j
Miss Daphne Summers, aged nine,
and n irrandilaughter of Mr. and i
Mrs. Dan Summers of Portland, wll
be the pe.rorn.lng star of the even
ing. On many occasions she has
danced in tl. Helig at Portland and
is In constant demand by private In
dividuals to exhibit her wonilei-r.i!
charm and gifts. Mrs. T. J. BrroK
glu, who was ii.Ktrtimeiil:.! in bring
ing MIfh -l-'onimers out fo.- this occas
ion, will be the hostess of the little
dancing wonder while Miss Daphne
is in town. The dai.ro will be a jit
ney affair except that a small ad
mission' will be charged for u-ieclat-ors.
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Mrs. H. A. Zurbrlck was hostess
to a very pleasant party on Friday
afternoon for tbe benefitor the Her!
Cross. She was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Evans, of Diiriiiu'lo..,
Vermont, who ariivt-cl lure last
The Red Cress
D;og Store
The
PRESCRIPTION
STORE
MOIHEfiyO THIS-
When the Children CourIi, Rub
Musterole on Throats
and Chests
No telling how soon the symptorac tr7
develop into croup, or worse. And then's
when you're glad you liavo a jar ot Min
terole at hand to ccive prompt, sure tc
licf. It does not blister.
As first aid and a certain rcnic-J;-,
Musterole is excellent. Th-msanda cf
mothers know it. You Ehould keep a
jar in the houfc, ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rhcuma.ism,
lumbago, pains and aches of back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilbhins,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (it
ottcn prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.30.
FtTvT -r.
1 VSVi W
1
stv is. v3f& a
wOuk tu bPend suvurui uinnuiH "With
relatives. Guests for five UsIob
worb naked, tho high scoro being
niaclo by Mrs. Norman Frees. Thoso
present woro Mrs. Carl Evans, Mrs.
Hlioa Lupher, Mrs. H. K, Dixon, Mrs.
Georgo Vehrs, Mrs. Hoi Doliucn
kanip, Mrs. R. J. Green, Mrs. Nor
man -Frees, Mrs. Chnso Rohncn-
kanip, Mrs. Walter Reutcr, Mrs. El
mer Stoddard, Mrs. Lynn Dolmen
kanip, Mrs. Earl Stoddard, Mrs. E,
D. Solders, Mrs. Wm. Talbott, Mrs.
R. L. Murphy, Mrs. Roscoo Nenl, Mrs.
Lester Murphy, Mrs.- Chas. Illngnor,
Miss Irene Murphy, Miss Elslo Oolk
ers, and Miss Etta Foley. '
Tho farewoll complimentary party
! complimentary to Miss Ellen Grady
I and Miss Ethel Gulling who arc soon
to go with Bnso Hospital No. 46, Is
progressing In La Grande's "usual
nnthnslnstm. Mrs. K. Polnck.. ehnlr-
;, ot th0 entertainment conmilttpo.
has appointed the following coinmit-
tees on arrangement: Miss Irene
.... ota ,)y civing parties:
Jan. 12-, Mrs. Julius Fisher $!).00.
Jan. 1f Mrs. E. Rosonbauin, MO.
Jan. 17 Mrs. C. L. Llnch, $5.
Jan. 17 Mrs. Win. Allison, $5.
Jan. 17 Mrs. Chas. Blngncr,
$0.05.
Donated by Jolly Cluh. $3.00.
Donated by Johanna Unrron $1.50.
Donnlcd by, "A Friend" $1.00.
Candy sold by Mrs. A. Nowlln,
$5.00.
Cako sold by Mrs. t Van Vnlkcn
burg, $5.00.
Mrs. F. E. Oxner, $5.00.
n thQ CuU.
at Ulo ona
( ,)f t0 K- of c,
attended. The
,, ,. u .,lv ronu-
i 1' -U.t' . 11 ....Anlirnrl fl ltonvtV nn-
p A A Smltl)i of I)alt()1.
' ,.,i,.oR. rter wlilch five
,,,,,.,, ,.R ninvo,i. Mrs. W. H. Doh
neiiltamp and Mr. J. G. Gulling ro-
c0vlnf, i,igi, honors. The K. C.
()l.iv0 wm uo benefitted by about
$iqo.
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The Neighborhood club Is plan
ning on an unusually interesting pro
gram for the benefit of the scholar
ship loan fund. The dramatic de
partment of the club Is busy roheurs-
ft farce under the di-
rnction of Mrs. Norman Frees. Mus
ical numbers will be rendered by
some of tho best talent the town
affords. A social hour will follow
the program.
About twenty of Miss Letbla Hoff-
nnn'i; Mends pleasantly surprised
her last evening in honor or her
birthday. A very enjoyable tinio was
had by ail. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
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A unlet wedding took placo In the
Christian parsonage on January 17,
when llazil D. Collins and Miss Marie
Collier took the solemn nnd sacred
vows that made thorn husband and
wire. Rev. Ford officiated.
Mrs. Lloyd Scriber entertained the
Thursdav ninlit club on Thursday
" eveninK at her borne, 404 Main Ave.
i T'iO evening was spent doin'! Ited
! Cross v. ork. Light rcrrcshmcnts
were served.
! i m
J! Number tow was awarded the
lianirc-l cake donated to the Rod Cross
by Mrs. A. J. Van ValUenhurB, brinK-
inn S"j for the lied Cross. Mrs.
!J Chase Ilohnenltanip carried homo the
: prize.
Mrs. F. K. Little returned to her
homo in Suinmnrvillo nflcr spending
several days hero at the homo of
Mrs. Ida Moats.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chnrbon
ean leave for I'orlland lonlKht where
they will visit with Mr. Charbon
eau's grandmother.
Mrs. Ilattle FerKi.son left last
niKht for Seattle where she will make
her future home on account ot her
daughter, Lncile'n, health.
The ladles or the La Crande Ued
Cross chapter are scnillnu their tis
ual nine boxes to Seattle today.
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j Mrs. E. It. Shirley of Imbler re
turned home nrter vislllnR here with
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Corman.
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' Mrs. II. A. Watson left this n.orn
ln? for Imbler where she will spend
the week-end with her motho-, Mrs.
O. C. Coble.
! The Red Cross Christmas seal sale
-which closed yesterdny under the
auspices of the Neighborhood club
I was a huge success. Iis.l.r.n was
CORN BREAD
(Ono square pan
1BI23 Inches.)
J qt, milk
4 oj. butter
10 or. light syrup
or lioncy
8 eggs
1 Much suit
9 His. comment
1 lb. rye flour
. 8 o. baking pow
der Tbo butter and
lie syrup to bo
thoroughly mixed,
then add tho eggs
gradually, pour In
tho milk then ndd
tlio rjo flour mixed
will) I ho corn meal
and baking ponder.
To bo baked In a
dot ovea.
realized from tho sale. Much credit
mould be given to Hot Lake and
Covo as each sent in $10.
.
Chester Koyle and Miss Eva
French were united In matrimony
by Rev. H. L. Ford at the homo of
the bride's parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. J.
C. French, !) 08 C avenue at S p. m..
Wednesday evening. Tho bridegroom
tho son of Mrs. Mary Koyle and
Is an employes of the O.-W. shops,
tho bride being the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. French and one pf
the most popular members of the
younger Bet. The wedding party
was a largo ono, thero being between
forty and fifty guests present. The
looms were handsomely decorated
vith ferns and red carnations. An
elnborato wedding supper was served
afler the ceremony, forty-four guests
sitting down at tho supper. Among
thoso present wore the bride's par
ents and two brothers, Tom and Al
kali Crowley, and Mrs. French, moth
er of tho bridegroom. The happy
louplo will leave for tholr future
homo in Portland tonight.
Mrs. J.- A. MoKenzie returned to
Lev homo at. lmlder afler. spending
sovorul days hero visiting friends.
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Mrs. Geo. Strlngham left for
TInlon where she will spend the
week-end visiting with friends.
m m i
Mrs. C. H. linker and daughter.
Mario, of Enterprise arc visiting
Mrs. C. E. Short.
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Mrs. J., Veach leturned to Imbler
iftur visiting here for a week with
fricuds.
La (ii-ando (iirl.s Win.
The basket liall score between the
La Grande high school girls and the
Wallowa high school girls was 2d
to 10, in ravor-or La G'-iindo. The
girls played a fust and Interesting
snmn. The La Grande lir.e-up was as
follows: Forwards. Jeanelte Stod
dard and Martha Fehcificdd; center,
Ruth Courtney; guards, Thclma Oes
terling and GiM trude Courtney: slibs.
Ardls Palmer and Helen Ov.-:tcy.
Anils Palmer played center in the
Inst Quarter.
-o-
I'ont ci,i !! fliTii; v.i:: tkisv
AMATial! (It)M' ToritXAMUNT
. CHICAflO, .Ian. 19.--Tlio Wer-l- i ii
Coif association wa evwied tn-J:."-to
re-eh-ct praelieii'lv all or its o';
orricors, as an c'iilnir.'i;ie'il of 'I.
partial u vel"nce "f linle-ntif, -.'..i
tionr, with the United Scales C-.ir
association. ,
The points over which the two c.i
panlzallons disi::roe are rtill in rbi-v
nnce, because t!wro we no nitlon.-!
open championships last year, nnd
the nominaliiiK eo.nnilllee van of the
opinion that tho old officers were
better fitted to pilot Iho association
than new ones would Ice tinder the
circumstances.
The ticket to ho voted on today
includes:
President Charles F. Thompson.
Flossmnor. Chicago.
Vice-president Charles W. Ger
man, Tllue Hills. Kansas City.
Secretary Charles W. Smaller,
Olympla Fields. ChicnRO.
Treasurer Guy F. CreKK, Mil
waukee. Directors II. F. Spilth, Coif nnd
Country, Nashville, Tenn.: Arthur
II. Caldwell, Country. Del roll ; S. I.
.Termnln, Inverness, Toledo: R. Ii.
Strickland. Westmoreland, Chienpo:
J. H. Unman!. Clen View, Chicane.
Triistln II. Ilnyd or St. Louis, vlee
prcsldent, declined renominalion and
German was named In his place.
German was a director, and Ilarnard
wan named to fill that vacancy.
These were the only chances.
Four clubs have applied for tho
western amateur championship tour
nament. Thc-y n.e the Ulue Hills
Countrv club of Knns.s f ity. Coun
try Club or Detroit. TnvcrnK-s Hub
of Toledo, ami Town and Cnnvy
dub or St. P.tiJ. So far. no.-inWi-c
ntlnn has been n'.ade for the west
ern championship tournament.
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Corn Brcfid
fM I"1- '-a
NEGLIGEE EOli THE
r a
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At ' J-:
" 1 iw -1 c ..... f
IP $ ' W
7
.I0;s:rs:p:r:.ia, and .
VmmTo 0aaorab?oaTh.rrpouch pockets, a largo scol
terlaja lend themselves well to cleanfng.
SOMiS OF TUK SAAS.'.HIvS
with Tin: American !-;xi'i-:in-
TIONAHY ARMY, FRANCE, Dec. 13
( Dy .Mail.) Down in Company
Slieet they're bctliiit; tbree-to-one
that the r.iTseant never reached the
O-r-.ian liner, :'live.
The o.if:e.!it was missing after
that tri-neh it. id when the Ruche
uiop::-e'l iLto our trer.cties for i!n:w.-fil'litir-s.
When the shellii::: lined
the Hercoant v.;.s l-.e first t:n:
bounding upr.iairs from tho (lu-;oni.
the Ilr-iitenai't h:.d remained at thu
month of life atalrn all the time.
It was very dark. The Sammies
could see figure.; ru.dilni,' toward
thel.i.
"Don't !;hooC, I'm an American,"
said one your.ir soldier, thinkiu:; the
strangers were French soldiers from
an adjoining sector.
"You're, just the birds we're out
to kill," said a Roche in Ih.r.linh
and he shot the American de;.d.
The Samiiiic didn't like tench
fichiMiij,'. As many as could make It
leaped onto the parapet where thry
could use their rifles at elo le-rani-e
on the enemy. II was a mix-up: the
Germans knew thlr plan nnd knew
where not to shoot because their ovn
men were there.
When It was over the sergeant
was iiiisr-inK,
"I bet three dollars to one today
Heal Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to cuffcr wilt
eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and
stmilnr shin troubles. A littla zomo
obtained at any drug store for 33c, ot
S1.C0 for extra l.irre bottle, nad promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and
r.oothrs the skin and fieals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zcmo is a wonderful, penetrallnp, dis
nrrwarin;; liquid end is seothinf? to the
rio.t ck lir.-.fe skin It is net greasy, is
e-i'.ly applied and costs little. Get if
red .y and save all further distress.
b. tv. una Utvtiaui, o.
COR.-y IWCTS.
Why Is li Uiut
- em u Is not shipped
lo Iho allies'.' Tlio
answer Is ghui by
tlio United Mates
'U.:d Ailllllllllilru- -liOII
ill tllCM! luiii:
turn nieul ciiiiuot
bo hhlppcd beCuuNU
H would spuil in
mi libit.
As lu tho wholu
grain, the pwplu
ml (llo oilier 6,no
have no mills in
uivii tti gi-ljid it.
Uoriibreud eniiiiiit
bo baked succcsm-
'v .it uakcrlcb, on
which Kiiiupenii
IHtiplu dfem nl
imist cxeiusivciy fur
their bread, v urn
lireud does not Uecu
welL
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SPRING TROUSSEAU
".iii.i thn heart of any brldo. The
that the Serneant fo.iKht out In No
Man's Land till they had to kill
him." said one oT his boys today.
"That Kiiy Just loved a riKht. They'll
never put him in a prison camp."
Mummy-
mm
preparednes
I.ICARN . THU I RU'l lI AIIOUI
C01;8KTS As We Are Learning tin
Trulh Aboul War.
Get Aciiiaiale(l Willi
ll't. Trlrfr lum. U. a I-.t. OOd
the Front Lnce Corset with the
F.NTII.O Ilnck and Front Shicl
There's a l.a Camille Slyle Thnt
Rest For You. '
All the Lateit Models N w on Ham!
Priced nt $-.0t) up.
MRS. It OUT. I'ATTISON
Corsclicrc.
Be. 1702 Oak ' Phone Ited 3221
ft
S -ft -f ,-' N Sit
Catarrh of Stomach
Did Not Know It
Mrs. Solena Tanner, Atlions, Oiil".
writes: "I cannot llnd words to ex
press my thanks for your kind ad
vice. I never oneo thought 1 had ca
tarrh of tho stomach. 1 commenced
taking Pcriina, as you dlrectod. My
stomach contlnuod to hurt me for
about two wocks after I began tlio
medlcino, and then It Btoiipod. I now
have a good appotito, while boforo
I was noarly Btarvcd.'"
Those who object to liquid medi
cines can procure Psruni Tablets.
The Child Wonder
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If rare 'gifts and wondrous gnwc npicals to you, Mr.
and Mrs. ltt'iidor, you can ill afford to miss the
ljfiR'I'it exhibition of fancy daneing by ono of Port
land's foremost juvenile artists,'
MISS DAPHNE SOIdTVIERS, AGED 9 '
This little girl wonder, who is before the fashionable
and eritieal people of the state's metropolis almost,
continually in the assistance of Jiee-iint; causes, will
appear Monday evening at the ZUI5E11 HALL in
connection witjh the - :
RED CR0S3 BENEFIT JITNEY DANCE
Good Music Each Dance a Jitney Informal
Small Admission for Spectators
Don't iShorten
The Life Of
Your Collars!
4i
Wo guarantee to make your collars last
longer after our laundrying them than
any other laundry in Eastern Oregon.
Our system actually lengthens the life
of them,. Your collars won't go back
to you with frayed edges or so rough
that they cut your neck, .
If you once try the MODERN way,
you'll never bo satisfied with anything
else.
The
Modern Laundry
Washington Avenue
Was I'Velinj; All i;un :xmn.
Symptoms ot ou-cui:i:iii: kidney
trouble deserve prompt attention, Tor
netlect invites serious illness. Lo'iis
Buckner, Somerset, Vi... write:;: "I
i was fcelluK uH run down; tired,
i with pains in my back. After tak
! inf! Foley Kidney Fills I felt like n
Fraternal
L. 0. O. M. La Gratido Lodge No.
sr,0. Loyal Order or Moose holds
rciKiilar ineetlnt's every Wednesday
nl;ht at 8 p. m. In Faglo hall next
lo F.lks' Rldi;. on WushinKton Avo.
Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able ut You ui;'s Sweets.
GF.O. YOUNG, Die.
HARRY SWART, Sec.
II. 1'. O. K. LLKS, La Giando LodKC
No. 41111. Lod;o ineo'-s each Thurs
day evening at X o'clock. Home
ami club privileges cheerfully ex
tended lo all Ilrolher Klks.
NORMAN DESILET,
Kxnlted llulur.
A. B. CHERRY,
Secretary.
1 K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily
Council, No. 2-111, moots the second
; and fourth Monday evening at S
I o'clock at KiikIo hall. Vlsitini
' iiieiubers are welcome,
i J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
i ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec.
' FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec.
KHALED TEMPLE NO. 170 Dra
! matte Order Knights of Khornssan.
i Instituted Feb. 20, 1914. Meets
the third Friday of each month nt
K. P. hall.. All visiting Votaries
wele-.nie.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD- La
Crande Camp No. K,;i n.eels ev?ry
first and third Monday at Eagles'
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at thn off'ce
of the clerk. New Foley llldg., 0
n. m., lo r, p. in.
.1. .1. Ml'RCHlSOX, C. C.
It. J. KITCHEN, Cleric.
UP
Nearly
mi
Starved Li
Made Me Well
4
and Depot Street
new man." Backache, rheumatic
pains, stiff joints, soro muscles,
swollen ankles, pufflncss under eyes.
and slccp-disturblm; .bladder ali
ments (illicitly yield to this time-tried
remedy. A boon to nilddlc-ased mon
nnd women. Sold everywhere
Adv.
Directory
A. F. & A. M. La Grundo Lodye No.
! 41, A, V. & A. M. holds regular
meeilnits first nnd third Saturday
-at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
nil Masons. -
ROBERT S. EAKiN, W. M-.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF I'YTHlAS Red Cross
Lodr;o No. 27 meets every Monday
niKht In Castlo IlalKK. of P. h.nl)1
A l'ythl .a welcome to ;ll visiting
KniKhts
c. k. Mccormick, c. c.
DBLILK G11EKN, K. of It. & S.
REBEIsAHS Crystal Lodgo No. HO
meets every Tuesday evening In tho
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem-,
hers tire Invited to attend.
SARAH McCLURE, N. Gj
MATT IE GOLDEN, Rec. Sec,
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA,
La Grande Camp No. 7703 ne-ctq
on the first and third Thursday
evenings of each month In tho K,
of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors,
welcome. J
L. J. MUN'HALL, V, C,
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets every second Friday after
noon r.nd every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. P. hnll. Alf
visiting members cordially welcoim
MINNIE BUNTING, Oracle.'
NELLIE V. VINACKE, Rec?
O. 12. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. 13.'
S. holds stated communications tin!
second nnd fourth Wednesday ofj
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE K. GIVEN, W. M.
MARY A. WARNICK.Sec.
Co.
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