La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextpagbT'thrkr ' Saturday, November 22, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY To Hear Miss Schilke Over Radio La Orando radio funs who run Inno In for eastern stations, will be delighted on the evening of De cember Jlltli when they got WIIZ of .Springfield. Krom this station will k.-oino relayed from Boston the Bos ton Heruld's ' program whleli on that evening will Include, vocul se lections by l'roderlke Kcllllkc of l& Urando who Is spending mis win ter studying with Theodore Scliroc tler lit Ills vocal studio. It la his first radio program of the year and Miss Schilko was highly honored when Included among those whom U selected to sing over the Herald iXroadcastlng station. Hho Is the .only Oregon student the professor has. Miss Schilke lias charge 01 the. vocal and public Bchool music in the Wultham school for girls ut Walthain, Mass., although she stu dies In Hoston. Chapter I. 1'. K. O.. was enter tained nt the home of Mrs. J. T. Itlehardson Krlduy afternoon. No vember 21, with Mrs. Itlehardson and Mrs. O. I. Dutlon as Joint hos tesses. After the regular business meeting Mrs. Stella N. Ingle look1 charge of the program and gave In Jier own charming manner a review view of "Children of the Soil," by Ilenrlck Slenklewlts (author of Quo Vadls) a 'Polish writer born In 181G and died In IS 10. "Children ut the Soil" Is a book or many characters and Mrs. Ingle's delin eation was splendid bringing the characters to her audience remark ably well. Dainty refreshments were served , at the. close of the afternoon. A Street Frock 1 I sd I VI a FORM GRANGE uflrrnoon. Mrs. Hoes and Mrs. . Frank MlhVr tiding as lioHtrtuu-B. j Kiv hundred was played at four .tuUU-8, with Mrs. U U. Carter win ning high sccore. Luncheon was Horvud. ThuHt; preatMit were Mrs. O. K .uuuon. Mis. J. It. Price', Mrs. Wil liam Hallmark. Mrs. A. O. Huntley Mrs. A. G. L'onkltn. Mrs. 1,. K. An- il.-t-pmn Mr 4 H llrlnn. M.M Hi IBS K.iy. Mrs."u. h. onnuMs. Mrs. National Potomac Grange J. UOnu-y, .MTS. I, n. i.ttr?r. mio. It. Comstock und Mrs. C, Bortsch. AT CAPITAL Klgln. (Special) Tho Order of tho I'ylhliin Sisters Is planning a delightful party as a reception for Mrs. J. liater, who was electeil to an important office In the IS rand Lodge of Pythtan Sisters or Oregon. Announcements Social aimoiiiicemtiitK may bo iirliilMl In this column free of charge. Any announce ments pmaluliig to any func tions such as cooked food sali), etc., will ho refused. Au nouuceiueilts, to bo iirllllod llm same day, must be In society editor's hands by 9:1)0 o'clock. News editor's note. Reorganized at Wash ington; Many Dignitar ies Are Members. 'lH Mrs. I'Yed Holmes will entertain I he Monday Bridge club Monday utlerlloon, November -4. Mis. Clyde Zimmerman will be hostess lo Hie l A. II. club Mon day at'lernoon, November 24. .-.-The Westminster Guild will meet Monday evening. December 1, with Mrs. I.. U. Moe as hostess. . Mr. Hubert Wllkerson will be, hostess to the Parkdale club Wed llestluy, December 3. The Art Study l"i partmenl of the Neighborhood club will hold Its next meeting. Thursday utlornoon December 4, at thu club rooms. TYPICAL Parisian street frock this one of black velveteen t....i. .,..1.1.... I. mot vos- " "" "Si""iuiurjr mi i .- Pres 'and pearl buttons down the front, terduy with Mrs. "ence Pris-. turnover collar Is the colt and M as Carolyn 1 osentl, I as particularly in demand hostesses at the home te now. and the sleeves show a new cott. During the afternoon a lls Mrs. Loltoy Knight won high scorej "n0- for thO IlI'Bl priKC "IIU HC .,,.,,-, i game luncheon was served by the lntlon prize went lo .lira. ".'' i(ilninK rpomi tt color st henic Snodgrass. At I lie Close m yi.ow bl.lnB charming young hosl esses. low chrysanthemums and candles tof lite same beautiful shade adorn- -' , , .. ,, . led the dinner table, anil ofler an Members of the Uaker Ma l)ow-txc(-I(Mit dln)(,r wa3 )t, ell club are planning to motor Jo ' , , ,n dum.1B wlth T.a Grande Monday - evening to "... ,..'. , , Th. jliear Mrs. MacDowcll who "P" ,mll rool, W1.s nl.raetlvely' deeo- In n i unn nftllll Of AlaC- . iu-ur nit-- k.x. rated Willi tht- same color si-heim rii'i'li'itl l:rixf Itesulls In Vulnnblv St-luilarshlps, aco had bin applUatlon LONDON (AT1). As a ri'Si.lt of an error on tins part of ltrit- atn's food ministry during inv (Uy W. H. OKKHI.HIO One of lli most ' slKhtflt'unt (jranBi events of ihvi year was tho recent reorminlftulion or w l'o tomae Krn'e ,of WuslilnRton. IX C. I Ills KrailKO was maneu oy i the orlulnal seven found i'M of the ! ! order und for a number of years acted us the nuilonal orK"mmo hut was afterwards displaced by the regular delesated body. The new wangi?' is made up largely of iast members itnd mem bers of other Knanses who have their work in Washington und are unable to uftiliuto with other locals. i Dr. S. C. Atkeson. past master of the West Virginia, stale enmt and director of the Country tien- tleman und now of tho I'. S. Ag ricultural diiiarlment, is lecturer. M. K. Ileynohls is steward. He is editor of Uural Life. Ir. H.. C.' Taylor, chief of (he Urpartment of at;ricullurul economies is as sistant steward. C. W. Hoi num. national secretary of the Milk I'roducers . association, is jfato keeper. Mathew Trimble, brother of one of t lie seven founders. Is chapMn, und Major W. M. Kins, one of the first people to be initi ated Into the grange, is treasurer. He Is now 82 years or age and bus been connected wit h tho ag ricultural depurtment for 50 years. Miss Hell Saunders, daughter of the first master, und Miss Amanda Newton, daughter of former ag ricultural secretary, Newton, are tun on g the members. H. C. Wall- In tor membership but died before uc tion could 'be taken. , ARTICLE No. 4 Hero's a hand that shows the value of clever bidding in obtain ing the best bid for thu combined hands. It's u perfect exaiupto of drawing tiulck and correct infer ences from tho bidding; - V : A II : J Hearts 4 Clubs A, 3 " Diamonds A, K, Q, J, 4, 2, Spades K, J U, 7 ' ' No score, rubber game. Z .dealt and bid one diutpond, A one hemt and Y und li passed. V. now bid two diamonds, A two heurts and Y and U again passed. Z was now In u position where lie could safely bid three diamonds b it wit li no chance for game as his partner Y had refused to us slst his bid. . He therefore de cided to bid two spudes, knowing I tint If doubled be could bid thr.-e dlumonds und that his purtner would not assist the spude bid unless hejuid good spades. It is always dangerous to assist a part ner's secondary bid, thut Is, one made on the second or 'subse quent rounds of bidding, without ut least four curds of tlmt suit, not possible if hu had continued to bid diamonds, it is on hand.il such ua these that tho expert has ; such u great udvuntage oven the uvertigu player. , ' Many of thu questions about auction thut are submitted to the; writer show couuljsivcly thutj there aru many points ubout the game ' thut puzzle tho uvernge player. Some of "these points urei covered in the standard books on i auction but the -great majority arc never even touched upon. On;' of tho best ways to bring these : fucts before the readers of these articles is to publish every .now and then questions of more or less general interest. Analysts of thctio questions will not only b Interesting but also help to clear up a more or less general mis understanding of the game. Hearts A. IJ. 4 Clubs J, 11, s, 6, 3 Diamonds None Spades 10, K, 8. G, 5 t-ci'iuany Wauls Radio Fans. war a gift of $150,000 to found! "''V. , A ' V.. !.. 'J . !t ,it scho ursh ps in certa in ugr cu Q( rU()io c. turul colleges Is contemOl n 'tcrtulnmcnt. und to induce them lo a number of dulry compun.es , f thelr own,, the portal which benefited by the mlstal J J ? i-onli..1ale the, tempo- j ism someone of" rttr' Installation of loudspeaker sets u " " '.r in the soclul halls or. inns or every two pence a gallon on all 'llK Geriulin,vllluge.v free of charge, transported from ti e south eat- B d t,niorluinment. news of the ern counties to other parts ol.. n. irlfli( r1,ftr nr ttiueiul Knglund, and following legal "c-: fQr farmera w ,)L. bruud. uon jjy me uumva w.v. . been refunded. It Is now pro-,v nosed to form a trust fund un devote the income to seholursh'vs (yellow crepe paper und balloons . henefit of sons of milu'what lo order In reslunrunts. yet ihi'intr iiHrd nrnfuselv. . I 1 . .. i,. 1 1 r.it.il ilm-sii'l producers in the counties con- nun. . . , ,iwli being used profusely. One of the prettiest events of the ' ' ftenson look' Place Thursday eve-1 Cg wherMr. 'und Mrs. Walter Friday night following Thanks lloulor were host and hostess al u'giving dyy M.as been set for the hinncr danee ut the Country club.iflrst monthly luneing parly to be (Cove wereBluid for forty-six conducted by the La Grunde Coun uucsts in a beautifully decorated try club this year. The first of quests in utau these sorbs will be slightly ditTer- I rnt than the following for the reu tb " ' son Jiat every liieiuben .i the 'Country club Is not only invited bin .urged to come lo this affair, l-ol-lowlng this- parly only thos' who signify their Intentions of joining the social depurlinent nlong lines .followed in the past, will be uuto iiiullciilty on I he Invitation Hsl. The committee for the first party Isj putting itself lo extra, trouble to have u deliglilful alfalr, and has employed an augmented orchestra, umong other feuluns, as a drawing curd. Due'lo altm-nce from the city Marcelling Bobbing - Shampooing Manicuring Ilattic Mays l'ortlund Graduate 1G09 Ctl Bt. Vliouo 37S-M Y : A II i Z : No score; Z dealt and bid one no-tr .imp and A pusscd. What should Y bid with the foregoing After Z bid two spudes, A bid j hand,? This hand was submitted throe hearts and Y'. with queen, ! only last week and shows thut 10, K, and 6 of spades, properly there are still players who do not bid three spudes. This bid wus understand the necessity of over justlt'tuble beca ise of Y's strong i bidding their partner's no-trump holding In the spade suit. 11 now with nttwo suit hand. Y should bid four heurts und Z, huviniibld two spades and If his part- confidence in Y's nsslst, bid four; nor bids two no-trump, be should spades und all passed. Needless bit) three clubs. Such a take out to say, Y-Z made four spades, I Is obligatory and Y' has no choice losing one heart, one club, and in tho matter. A two suit hand one spade trick. This hand an 1 ' Is the strongest hunil that can Zs bidding are good examples of be held at auction and. will gen what can be done by good players i eratly average to win two more In urrlxing at tho best bid of the tricks at Its best suit l)ld than at combined bunds. Z's clever In-1 no-trump. Always overbid part ferentlul bidding gave him a gumo filer's no-trump with such a hand. 1'roblcimXo. S Hearts J, tt, 4 Clubs Nono Hlamonds 10 Spudes J, 'J, ' SHOP EARLY Not a Christmas rolls by but hundreds of women vow to "do their shopping early next year." And then but there's no need lo go into it. The Store merely wishes tj tell every woman tho advantages of early v shopping this year. Attractive gifts are . freshest now. And having fewer displays to assemble gives- us more time to choose carefully every item that goes into them ; an advant-, age alone in shopping here is the fact that in specializing we excel in presenting dis tinctive gifts for particular women. Won't you do your Christmas shopping early? " LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ' AND MILLINERY l'l'iriliiii's mill t'ljfliivtli'.' Dt'slmy Taste f ! LONDON AP). No woman wiio wnolii'S clBiin-ttoa fan hoiii to biTomo a imrHlonul ti-a- IllBtl'l', HWOIlllnif lO MISH Mtll'RU.'- i't lrvliiK. 'tho only. woman niiumit must bo ki-pt fri'o of till lntlu i'IU'cs which might urroct thuir functioning. Men lmvc a luinl time di-clilliiK 'church news ana other vuliil ri imons tln rc bus mV(, you make your church homi - r J Scalps ov lucn u hIIbIiI clmuKi' In llic Icr- Honnil of the November commit tee. The ri'VlHcil rcmline rollos: Mr. iinil Mrs. A. W. Ni-lBon. Mr. ullil Mrs. Guy Kill", Mr. iilKl Mrs. Han It. Tinnier, Mr. "ml Mrs. I''. I.. Ital- ston. .Mr. ami .Mm. Homer l.eri'el ' Jipf fiing can 6c bclcrnor j produce quicker results fwn Vic remarKaoie SCALP TREATMENTS aiigmenfod by (he frequent use of ihaf vbndcrful nevf ionic SCALP-TONER j M K CIH'ltl'H, ,SOl'TII North Loney. Jr.. will bo the ussoeliileil l'-r street anil V avi nue. Iter! A. lenders ill (Ills service of praise us I'owcll, puslor. Hunday Hchool athe mlnlsler brings Hie messuire. !(:4!i u. in. W. A. Khun, Supt.'Our Hniulny Hi-liool al !l:45 with i'reachinit by the paslor at 1 1 a. in. Increiiklng Inleresl uml numbers. Subject: "The ItlBhleoiisness Which Our ('. K. nl 0:15 wllh a wiirin wcl- if of God by Kalth." If Ihe church "conic to all the young men and an asset to llm community, has.wonien. uur unileil evangelism a mini done his best for Iji Grunde cumpulKn conllnues In the evenlnii until lie becomes a part of I In-.! und all the ruining week. "Were church life? Get ycAi a church all In It" Is the slogan Dial applies home. We would be pleased tOto pastors and people as well. Our ItciirlB 111 flubs li, 7, 3. 2 lllamonds K, Q Hpatlcs None Z Hearts (J, !l. 7, 6 flubs li, J, X Diamonds Nunc Spudes Nono Hearts A, 6. 3. 2 flubs A, K, HI lliainoiids Nono Spades Nonu If spades are trumps and 7. Is; tho ir n of clubs and trump In In; Aim lend, how c.un Y-Z win Y's band wllh llm. nine of spades. six.of the seven tricks against Y should now lead the eight of any' defemi'? 'Tl'Uhoillil 'lead the lieili l's"-inil '"rl 'iniist" play ii"'low eight of clubs and trump It in 1 heart for the same reason as b Schools for Colored Ktmiiintft ' , 'Show Satlsrnctory Vnlunthm f 1IICAGO (Al-).r-Tho vulllo of the. grounds,.' Ijlllldlngs, . ciUli- London's millions of women ica- nicni unu nuinrie in um ii nc iliinkers who bus qualified as i'gro schools sponsorcil hv tho ilo tea expert. She luis taken herlpnitment of education ror negroes nliiee alotlgsldo men ivho getlol me Aletnotltst r.plticopal clrjrcn tho isands of pounds a yeur for has Increased fS, 764. 952 In tho grading and Judging the leaves j last ten years, according to the which enter Into l'ingllinu s IU- uuum a uiiiiuuuceuiciiv Mere. orllo boveruge. . (1913 tho total vntuutlon was pine ur,.. i, ..!,. Biers must alio . ml at Sl,aiill.948 and In 1923 n eschew poi funies und perflllncd ! 4.1 4 t.OllO. Tho nillllbon of nUf- suupB aiiiF talcum powders. Thu enls increused In tills tlmo fom nose and palato cooperate, In de-5,ail to ,s0! and tho number elding upon thu flavor of tea. an. I of teachora from 368 to 409. Y's hand with t lie deuee of spades. Y should now lead th jack of hearts. If H plays tlie aciii ' hmrts ure set up so thut fore. V, should play tho nine of hearts and lead tho Jack of cIuIm. Y should trump with tho jack ol Kpades and lead tho four of hearts. with us. Come oiut you will conie a sain . ehnrrltrloors are opt-n to any who may run' to worship with us and to unite in membership ut any lime. Win. t'roshy Uoss, mlni.slcr. Hlxth slreel at Spring avenue. Ser- , rilUlSTIAN fHl'KCH O. Jones. nilniHler. "Hd. then, faith ertme th hv lienrlnir the word of ,i.i u 1.. .1 nl ..t Ul 1 "11 II I !tr..,,u fiiP Mmi.lno V..i' (...! .l.. Mr. and Mis. 1. imtton. -Mr. unl!Um, f Kmit oliji-etlves in our day School nn-els ut HMTi o'clock. services is to teueh und preach thnJA splendid showing was made In hi word. In Ihn Itlltlc .School, In thcvecU at the betflnnlnK of the new church servicu, in. tlie Chrlsilan .schedule. Many wen there on Kndesvor meeltns. everywhere lo Mime. And t lie inert -aiaed efficiency teach the Word. "Without faith. H of tile program wurranls that we is liupo.ssllite to 'please Clod." Hlblcjshull all remcinher a vain the new School at U:ia. Mornlnfr prcachtnE hour of meeting, 'JMfi o clock. All hour ut 11. C K. at (i:Uu. Kvc-arc Invited to st udy with us. Morn ninir Tnlon service at the Melhodlsi ing worship at 1 1 o'clock. Sermon ehurcli. The morning sermon iheini-hy tin pustor nn the theme: "The will he "The fall of Ihe Heart." Overflow." Children's sermon topic Special music by tlie Girls 'horns "The SiKn In therviill." It. y. '. I'. under the direction of Mrs. Clem inoets ut 6:So p. m. All youiiK Green. . people lnvllcd. A steadily Increus Mrs. H. N. Ashby, Mr. anl -Mis. W. C. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. 1- Mackcy. Mr. ami Mrs. Hurley i. Smith. Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Hamp ton, Mr. and Mrs. It. I.. I'oarch. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. IVrkins. .Mr. und Mrs. C. W. ItinKUer und Aiui iner l'layle. Mrs. Claud 'l.ynch was lHH1M yest erday a 1 1 ernoun to t he Friday HridKc club at lur home on uu street. Mrs. Sain Harris ami mrw. I-;. Jacobswsn won Itih scores al bridge anil before udmurnmeni luncheon was served by thu cliurm- ing hostess. The newly urgunlued flub, known us the Happier-Homes elab. held tlu-ir first i Unx Thursday after noon with Mts. Clint Hall and Mis. Howard JIall as hostensea al Ihe home of Mrs. ''lint Hall on Y uy Ing attendance han marked our I'IKST MKTHOOIST KI'ISCG-1 meetings and tt genuine interest is PAL CHl'ltcH "The Tragedy of 'shown. t'nton Kvangellsticr servlcr Sloth" will be the sermon theme in the Methodist church at 7:.'iu which the pastor wilt use at thc'o'elock. The attendance throurjl 11 o'clock servvlce tomorrow. The nut the ftfit week of these meet choir will render speclul music. und,ngs show thut our chureltes us a will lend Hie eongngat ion In slug-; whole an well us the committee of ing some of the greut hymns of Mfly have gotten mjuarcly behind the church. All of the services will ! nils movement. The effort Is full Y-Z will win tho balance of the! II can now only win one trick, tricks. It should, therefore, pluylthe nee of hearts so thut Y-'. u low heurt and Z should play'! huve won six or the seven tricks Hie queen. 'A siiould now len-l 1 aga hint Ihe best defense, suspect that it Is my Instrument. Wttli tt I ran ury oucn a man's onsciouNiiess and then get al his Inside mechanism." 1 think his Sa tanic majesty kept Hint toot and Is still using it. Jesus Christ taught ways of getting ahead of discour agement. He Invites you to come His way. Will you be ut church Sunday ? "Christ ian IM ileal Ion will lie the topic of tlie morning senium. Mr. Martin or ruriiunu. representing the American Sunday School l!nlon. .will speak at Ihe veiling service. The Sunday School opens at 1 II a. in., und Hie Kpworth League at 7 p. in. on are cor dially Invited. Hall K. Wullls. pastor. rime Pudding Dc liiie Mothers who reatize the neces sil y of Including prunes In t Uetr children's did and huve difficulty In making t hem cal I hem. will welcome thla excellent pudding. And even the grown-ups will find ll u tempting dessert. Cook (he prunes In an enameled ware saucepan as usual and al low them to cool, four one pint ftf hoi milk over one-half cupful of dried bread crumbs ian) lei Hland un hour or so. Then add one cup-fill of prune Juice, two slightly beuten eggv., oue-iiiarler leuHpoonriil sail, one tablesponu ful inched butler and one-eight li tea.Mpoonful cadi of nutmeg und cinnamon. Sllr In one cupful of I.-IIIKT 1-HCItCII (IK CHIHST tlie COOKiiI prunes CU1 in pieces SCI HNTIKTS Corner of 1'irsl mid Hie rulslns. I'hn e In an AtARINELIrf COSMETIC nm. 25, New Kolry Hid, l'hono aialu 120 During the business session parfukc of the spirit of the Kevivauf encouragement. Let us gather meeting now ieing iieui unuer i in i in lorce for a splendid nine at the auspices of the Ministers' Union. i Methodist church SnnilHy evening. The church school with Its oppor- George Albert Pollard, pustor. tunlty for organized study of the Mrs. Hovvurd Hall wt.s chosen pres ident. Mis. Clint Hall, vtce-presi-dont. und Mrs. Floyd Carms. ec retury. The object of Die club Is Washington. Sunday morning ser vice at 1 1 o'clock. Subject: "Soul and Hody." Sunday Hchool at 9 ;4a a. in. Wednesday evening meeting ut i o'clock. (The rending room, now located In Wcst-Jncohsoli llldg., Hoom 3, Is opn dally except Sun day und legal holidays, from 1- M to 4:30 p. in. daily), vlted. enameled ware making dish which can be used alxo us a serving dish been use of t ll k clilna-llke and dainty appearance. Hake until browned and sel, .and serve with hard sauce or cream for the adults, WANTED!! at the Observer Phone Main 37 A man whose hair has uevei en more than u few Indies long. All uru In- will say women huve no right t" bidt theirs. r Clean Clear Skin Tou cunnol n move all Ih" Ijrlllie .mil illrt fn-lll )!" of the face without frcilent fneiiil treatments. And nothing odds so inin-ll In attrurtlvciicss to a clean, clear skin. Your complexion deserv. s tho best care possible. We RUnranlce that our service will please you. GEIST MARINKLLO SHOP Koom . 8oninH-r Hll. "A IV mut r Alii for ti-rj Kenl. I'lioiie Main 577 strive to make happier hollies i lllblo meets In the primary and In-j y.loS i: N O I. I K 11 l.l'TH I0II AN lormedlate Krudes at a. m. I'Hl IH H 9115 Jl avenue. Kev.i and Ihe adult classes, inclildlllir tlii'.Vm. K. Hull, puslor. Holiday Hehool j Yoiiiik Woinans class meellnif injal !l:4r o. in. Kervlees al II a. in. Ihe choir room, and Ihe .Men's Kor-1 1, other l,eaicue ut il::ii p. m. Miss um niei tinc "In Ihe church parlor Mmy Mullhes, leader, ulll open their niei'llnKs ut I a. m. ' sharp. The Kpnorth LcBltuc meets KI'IW'Ol'AI, rlll'lu'll Thi ll th.- parlor at :30 p. in., and new church will be opened fur ser- lo in l.:i Grande. It, '.-ore iidjiiiirnmenl a delicious luncjicon i.us served by the cliartiilnK hostess-8. ... Tho Ladles Auxiliary to Ihe llro tlierhood of Hallway Trainmen held a d' liKhlful social incllnu ul tho homo of Mis. W. I). Warn.T Thursday uflcrnooii. Apuii.Huale ly tenly-livc indies were linsent uml the afternoon was pleasantly soent dolmr fancy work, ofler which a dainty luncheon was s-rv cd. Ihe (Ireat I'nlon KvonirellstlC' s'r-vco ncxl Huiiday by lllshop Hem vice will be held In the uudllorlillil initlon. Hervices as rollims: Holy at 7:3u. ' All of the services will i 'ommtinlon at 8:tiu. Sunday Hehooi bo worth while. I.et all tho pi-opliit 9:4.-,. Mornlnif niw at ll:liu. who are anxious lo please their a supper for the parish will lie I Lord and to build rlKlileoiisness ln-!vVen In llonun hull Kuiulay nlirht i to Ihe communily attend all of I In- ul 6:00 p. m, Ittshon and Mrs 1 mi .umiuy s, i ! s und also lue week. itemlnKton pilesls of honor. It, -v. evenlnir iiteellnirs. This Is hurvest y. rreusey. reclor. t lime, shall -we allow It to puss un-l . heeded by lis'.- ISLAND I1TV I'lIM MI'SITV The 11,11, S Ol i' '- spent a i.i.ii.init ullernoon al the homi' of Mrs. Frank Shanks on I'ennsylvaniii avenue 'liiurKday. The tlino was sp-nl socially ah'l durini; Ihe iif'-rnoon d,-!liiooH re-fn-shmenls were s rve.l. .Mis. A N. Mayvillo usyis.vd .Mis. Shaiil.f as hostess. The rylhian Sist-rs loid 'h-ir reitulnr social iiic tlnK last evonini: ,.i il.e K ..f I-. hall. All-r a slioii. i. iL-. session the ev- niptf was spent Uiiode of ways." This .opportunity jness and others. Ii otiroircitieni ., .t..r hi.fli r. rrt Mime nls win ! cranlt d us tomorrow morn- was a harmless looklnir. w, ,Ik- ' i tnir ut tin: 11 o'elwk worship hour shaped, llilleb worn tool. When' , ... and '' are cMM-clinir a lrK" ntliu-j aski d why 11 was pr,'ee, j MkIi. 1,11 Tie l-a-ll'-i; 1 :.er lo loin III Hie allo'lJl I ti.i o I. d . iiih s.naou: io.i.is r-oi-'i: i- n- rill itl'H lloni b" illmoiiraue.l. II l'l:i:SllYTKI'.lAN CHI'IU'II -:m once suBKested that dlsi nur I'reshlent I'oolidsi' says in hlsjuKenionl whs the lievil's lost tool rhankstrlvlnc I'rochimallon: "I rec-j t),at nee lie announced lhal lie oiiitiierid that the people s-alh'T In was Koinir out of business and of their plae'S of worship, and al the' f, -red all his toots for sale. At th" family altars, snd offer up Ibelr time of the sale, the display was thanks for the irnodn-'SS which hi8 msdc as attractive as possible, lie. n show n to th-in In such a mill- cell, envy. hnlrd. J aloiiny. selfish- Cove. 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