MTTDT'OTEfi CTXTl) TTTRTTNT!, fEDFOnn, "OK Ropy; SUNDAY. MAKCTf 17. H)l.'S.
D. A, R. Members to Gather Iri-Medford for State Conclave !
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. f Mrs. E. E. Apperson "
Mrfl. K. C. Apperson,, of Mo
Mlnnvillo, Sin to ItCKCiit of the
Daughters of the 'American Revo
lution, of Oregon'. Mrs. Apperson
has been prominently Identified
with D. A. K. work in Oregon fur
tho past ton years, boinn organizing
regent of YnmhIU Chanter of Mc-Mlnnvllle.-;
Mho has tiie distinction
of having two ulsters on the Oregon .
board -of management: v Mrs. Wm.
Bielschnieder, regent of Yamhill
Chapter, McMinnville, and . Mrs.
Hoiixtr Oouley, TPKenL Chomekota
Chapter, Sitlem. . .
ledf ord Convention Will Be
Eventful One- Program Outlined
J&.V ...Vf S.' VGll I. . . V -w y Jr? '1 Mrs. Clyde E. Iwls. of Portland. lt,
: Miao.-B-A.bin. ( . ; U. . .m.,h .
i ri-D n1 n rtn.tnt i Airs, t . i . m , u j-orimuu,
Mrs. O. Q. DAlblnl, regent of V uu X -PHOm rA ArkHAM- ........ ..
fyV years, hn hold some state office j
Mrs. Clyde K. Iwls, of Portland,
Statu Historian, is not only promt'
iiAmly Identified with I). , A. t It.
work in Oregon, having held sev
eral jiinto offices in the past years,
but is prominent in club and edu
cational work In Portland.
STATE OFFICERS ,
Med ford is . known, not only
throughout Oregon, but on the en
tire Pacific Coast as outstanding in
hospitality.
On March 2lnt to 23rd Crater
Iiko Chapter will he hostess to the
tttatd convention of the Daughters
of the American Revolution of Ore
gon. At this time there will be in
attendance pnst national officers
and distinguished state officers
from .adjoining states. . Many. D. A.
ll's throughout the state are look
ing forward to "this - conference.
Many local peopla havo offered to
aasl&t in any, way possible to make
th stay of the delegates a most
happy-one. ! j v ..-.. lv . , , '.
1 Tho "Native Daughters of Pio
nedrs'Varo giving a tea on Thurs
day afternoon at historic Jackson
ville, at' which ' time tho delegate's
will vials the museum with its. in
teresting collection nf things asso
ciated with oarly southern Oregon
hfRtory. ' ' "
Mr. George Jlunt, one of Med
Vo'rd's most generoug and progressive-
citizens, and Who has contrib
uted .more, to. the pleasure of .visit
ing delegates to patnlolic conven
tions than any Citizen In the state,
has extended 'an invitation to all
visiting dclegutcs to bo guests of
unt Craterian on Thursday
evening. ' - '
The banauet, on March 22nd at
Hotel Med ford, will Lbe. of special
interest to every I). A.,H and S..A.
R. eligible in tho. cAty. Dr. John
Marvin Dean. D. O., of Portland.
Is a most-gifted speaker and his
subject, "The Rthics of National
Defense," will bo of special Interest
to men and ladles alike. Mrs. Don
Nowbury, .- prominent young attor
ney of our city, who has been iden
tifled with every civic 'movement
for the betterment of our commun
ity, will speak on "CIvIo Duties of
Patriotic Organizations.". Many of
our gifted musicians- o r giving
ilhelr talent to entertain the guests
to this convention.
I . -The ladies who have promised
j their cars to take the guests to
Jacksonville on Thursday are
a'sked to be at the Presbyterian
church promptly at 3:30 p. m.
Merchants and citizens' in gen
eral are asked to display tho flag
beginning on Wednesday when. del
egates will arrive in the city.
Mrs. O. Q. D'Alblnl, regent of
Crater Lake Chapter, D. A. H., of
Mod ford. Is a charter member of
the chapter. ' ;
Ever since Its organization, Mrs.
D'Albini has been one of Its mogt
faithful workers. For a number of
years she -has given special atten
tion to the correct usage of the flag
and is- considered an authority on
that subject.
In October, 1937, Mrs. D'Alblnl
organizedahe. General Joseph Lane
Socleiy of - the Children of ;the!
A merlcari Revolut Ion "of "this city;
Tho society then had eight mem
bers under Mrs. D'Albinl's leader-
Mrs. T. fi. Smith, of Portland, '
state librarian for the past, ten.1
years, has held some state office
or ehairmansh'lp, each-position be
ing ably filled by her.
Mrs. Isaac t. Patterson, wife of ;i-.lonal and stato D. A. It. circles.
Governor Patterson, who will at-Sho is chairman of tho Champoc,?
tend tho conference, - Is atftlve. in Memorial committee.
ship. It's membership has now
trebled.
During Mrs. D'Abiunl's regency,
there ,was crecte'd, last autumn,
near Table Rock, a niarkev In hon
or of General Joseph Lane. , The
fund for the erection of this mark
er was begun during .the regency of
Mrs. J. II. Cochran, but it is largely
through the efforts of Mrs. D'Al
blnl that the D. A. R. and the Chil
dren of (be Revolution have been
able to realize their plan.
There were present nt the unveil
ing several distinguished ancestors
of Gen. Iane.
Perhaps Mrs. D'Alhlnl's out
standing accomplishments has been
along tho llnn'nf Americanization,
work. Kor the past two and one
half , years sh has had entire
charge of tfie Americanization
work of Crater Iike Chapter.
: Without remuneration she has
conducted classes In the evenings
and on Sunday afrernoon. N'ine
teen aliens have enrolled In these
classes and of this number not ono
applicant for citizenship failed to
pass the examinations before the !
court. In fact, Judge Cor-j
kins, who has presided at Ameri- ,
conization courts for thirty years, j
has accorded Mrs. D'Alblnl the
highest praise for her work.
Mr. Flunk Pork, head of Americanization-
In Oregon, amV'actltiK
under tho direction of tho slate
board of ducat Ion, recently said
that ho considers Mrs. D' Alblnl's
Amerlcanlznllon work in Crater
Luke Chapter, l. A. R., to he the
most outstanding of that of any
other D. A. R. chapter In the state.
Resides her work In patriotic or
ganisations. Mrs. D'Albini Is also
active in welfare clubs, especially
the Paront-Tonchers Association.
Mrs. Ward J, Wlsecarner, state
corresponding secretary. Is vice
regent of Yamhill-chapter of Me-'
Minr.vlllo and tu ono of tho leader"
in patriotic work In her commu
nity. , Mrs. Harry W Xorlhup of port
land, state treasj'r, is serving
her second term. Her work. -ha
been carried on with exceptional
efficiency, which has made her an
outstanding stato officer.
Mrs. C. R. McLallln of Redmond,
(cording secretary, Is a former
state chairman of Historical and
Literary Reciprocity and has held
several offices in her chapter at
Redmond. ' "
Mrs. J. C. Compton of McMinn
vllle, custodian. This office was
created at tho March, 1928, confer
ence and Mis. Compton has vtho
distinction of being tho first In
the htute to hold that position.' ?
STATE OFFICERS
Among the out-of-town state of-
jflcprs, who will attend the . con
ference are: r -v' ' ' - - ,
Mrs; Frances Cornoll,;ntnto chap
lain, is not only one of. tho . lead
Jlng D. A. R.'; workers in Salem,'
jbut is .known1 for her extensive
church won; n tne eapnai ciiy;'-
Mrsi, Isaao D. Patterson, ,whC' i9
an o&vh?o - pros) (U nt gene ral anrd
an ox-stato' reg6nt'ftas attended
! every, stato conference, and. at
present holds tho stuto chairman
,shp of Champoeg Memorial, in
;whlch fshe is deeply interested.1'
j Mrs. F. C. Gannett-of IKueene.
1 first state vice-regent is - a past
jregent of Lewis & Clark chapter
lof Salem, and has . held several
Ptate offices. She Is prominently
identified with tho pocial and edu
cational work1 in Eugene. . -Mrs.
Karl C. Reynolds, state reg
istrar, who - recently moved o
Klamath Falls from Grande Ronde.
i is one of tho younger workers in
! the state, hut her enthusiasm and
'efficiency is e.ual to any of. the
t most experienced officers. ' . .
j Complete Program of D, A. R. Activities for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ; I
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1929
' 9 :00 A. M.
Enrollment of Delegates - '.
'"." : J ,' -10:00 A. r. -
Assembly Call
Jack' Terrett
Entrance of State, Regent accompanied by State Officers,'
'c.""'yi' u 1 1 ewu. oi .pages ,
Music
Instrumental
I History of Crater Lake Chapter I
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aSi2i&-,tl . ' 1 1 """""" ""r
Sixteenth Annual StateXonferencc called to order bythc-
. State Regent,,...;.'.! Ui. Mrs. E. C. Apperson
Iiwoetion..;u1V,,;..-..;...;..'..:.;;. Rev. E. V. Lawrence
Salute to the Flag .i.ii,.;.... Miss Elizabeth Carotliers
Music "Star Spangled Banner" . The Assemblage
The American's Creed -... Led by Mrs. H.' B'. Cartlidge
Welcome ;..... .Mayor A, V. l'ipes
Welcome Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini, Regent Crater Lake Chapter
Response . ; Mrs. .E. C. Apperson, State Regent
Greetings Daughters of Veterans Miss On Pn
(Greetings .Grand Army . ,....Mr. AVm. Lyman
Greetings Spanish War Auxiliary Mrs. F. J. Newman
Greetings American Legion Auxiliary .j. Mrs. L. C. Gatlnck
Grectings....Miss Grace H. Chamberlain, Pres.. Southern Dist. E. C.
vT.S"'1'- ;Mrs- F-- Gannett, Km Vice S'tate Regent
' : .Statp Conference Committee Reports '
Credential ,..::.:'..X.i;is.. Miss Elizabeth' Palmer
'to --t--.-.f..s,y..Mw..
frogram
-.i-'.'-.V 1. Accompanied by Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc
In Memoriam Mrs. Francis Cornell, State Chaplain
Music "Onward Christian Soldiers" - .. By Assemblage
Continuation of Reports of State Committees:
7 Legislation in U. S. Congress Mrs. C. C. Clark
j; Magazine Mrs. Clyde W. Osborne
v. - Manual for Immigrants Mrs. J. A. Cooper
' ' Memorial Caiuline Scott Harrison... ....Mrs. L. J. Schmitz
Memorial Continental Hall Llbrary .;...:.... Mrs. U. G. Smith
National Defense , Mrs. John V. Richardson
National Old Trails Roads Mrs. John L. Soule
Patrioti6 Education ......:...L.,.. . Mrs. H.'li. Cartlidge
Preservation of Historic Spots Mrs, Joseph Stadelman
Publicity ..... 'Mrs. R. S. Stearns
Real Daughters . ..;..Lu.l' . '. 'LL Mrs. J. R. Roberts
Revolutionary Relics for Memorial Cbntinental ...
. -' Hall ....:..,..:J...:.. ... Mrs. B. L. Sleeves
Sons and Daughters of the Republic ... Mrs.'j. H. Stofiel
Announcements i- . i-.. , .. .. .
' 12:15 P, M.' " '. '
No IIost,Luhchenn,'Mrs. M. J. Norris Second State-Vice Regent,
" . ' . " ' presiding .
' ' :- ' - 1 :30 P. M. : ; -; ' ,
Assembly Call - .. Jack Terrett
Conference called to order by State Regent, -Mrs. E. C. Apperson
. Mrs. C. W. Bent
. Mrs. Charles H. Castner
' 1 - . Mm: C E. Wa9
Mrs. Paul V. Maris
Mrs. William Dielschneider (,
.:tv.-v...:.j-,
1 1nvitation
Roll Call:
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I itumg or jinuie.s'.,.,..v..
Keport of State Off leers :
State Regent'.
. Vice Regent .' . ..
Chaplain ,
Peace treaty marker dedicated by the local D. A. R. and O.
ter on.8eptemb'er 25, 1928, commemorating General Joseph L
Recording Secretary
Corresponding. Secretary
I rcasurer .......... :
Historian ,.:
Rcgistfar
Librarian :
Custodian .
i Announcements., -i, . ,
I ' .:. 12:15 P. M.
) Luncheon In the dining hall of the church
t Crater Lake Chapter, Hostess
! Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini, presiding
1 :30 T. M.
Mrs.- J:ti. Cochran'
.;:....Mrs.;iG. Q. D'Albini
Mrs. Jbhn: r.' Richardson
Mrs. C. R. McLallin
,' .. Mrs. C, R. JifcLallin
Mrs: E. C. Apperson
......... Mrs.' F. S. Gannett
Mrs. Francis Cornell
.. Mrs. .C. R. McLallin
J Mrs. Ward Wisecarver
. Mrs.' Harry E. Northup
Mrs. Clyde E. Lewis
Mrs. Earl C. Reynolds
-- Mrs. U. G. Smith
Mrs. J. C. Compton
' Mu9ic "America the Beautiful" J .
Reports of Social State Committees:
Chapter Extension
Mmubcrship
'. Veterans'. Hospital .- j
Constitution Day
Chamtoeg Memorial Committee
;,;. .Statraircclor rif C.'A. R.
soio
Thrcc-Miniite Reports of Chapter Regents:
...... The Assemblage
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.. Mrs, W. W. McCrcdie
...... Mrs. U. G. Shipley i
... Mrs. Win. '.If. Saxton j
.... Mrs. May A. Roberts !
Mrs. Isaac L. Patterson I
Mrs. F.' L. Stoeckle
Umatilla .-
Wauna : ,
Willamette
Winema
Yamhill
Unfinished Business
New Business s
Report of Resolutions Committee : - .:..w.-" :.-'i:
Invitations for the 1930 Conference . : i
Reading of Minutes of the Sixteenth Annual State Conference
Adjournment .
v ' . Ex-Vice Presidents General . - "
Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson 1
Miss Anne M. Lang .
STATE OFFICERS D. A. R., 1929 -
Regent ,. . '. Mrs. E. C. Apperson
609 Cowls St., McMinnville. v " "
Vice Regent, First .....: . Mrs. F. S. Gannett
1958 Potter St., Eugene' . . . '
Vice Regent. Second :..... : Mrs. M. J. Haiti
R. F. D. 1., Mcdford ! ,. ;.'
Chaplain . Mrs. Francis Cornell -
260 Mission St., Salem . . . . . ' . I
Recording Secretary Mrs. C. R. McLallin j
Redmond .'" -!
Corresponding Secretary .". ... Mrs. Ward Wisecarver
627 Cowls St., McMinnville'-.' ; -v-Vv '' '
..:... i. Mrs. Harry E. Nbrthup
599 Elizabeth St., Portland ' ,;'':'.,v ..ij
. I : . Mrs. Clyde E. Lewis-
733 E. 42nd St., N., I'prlland . , '-Hi-i-:
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to
chantera
pact with the Rogue River Indiana.
A. R.
n j Assembly Call -J
Jack Terrett
.Conference Oalled to order by State Recent. Mrs. E. C. Aooerson
organizing regent, to bo placed in -Music "America" 'TdLLU. ...' . . i The Assemblage
Reports of State Committees: . y : ! .
lullon' wns orK.inlzeii in Medford, j cn(1,wr- conducted natriotie j Americanism ; . :j..-.Mrs. R.'E.'-Wattcnburg
Novi.-mbcr 25th, 1910 ! Mrs. .1. It. , Be,.vicea jointly with tho American j Better Films Mrs. "Albert J. Kircher
Antlorsnn. orKttnlzlnit reRcni. wun i-PKion sn ."'"" uiscrvaiion ana I nruc , Mrs. limit fiel
- Thn inot ri-nipi- T.-iko chnntci",
DaUBhtor of the American Rovo- . ' CrMer Ijkp
Astoria .. ,.
Champoeg'..:...:...
X'hemeketa u:..:,.....
Cqos Bay
Crater Lake ........1
Deschutes
Eulalona
Grande Rundc
-Linn
Mrs. J. F. Gilpin
MrsJC. IV. Wilson
Mrs. Homer Gouley
Mrs.' June Martin 1
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini
Mrs.- George F. Gates
.v Mrs. Harry M. 'Ackley
Mrs. V. Gi Smith
Mrs. Mark Weatherford
. Mrs. Geo. II. Foster
Treasurer .
Historian .
Registrar .
Librarian .
Custodian
Mrs. Earl C. Revnold
521 N. 5th St., Klamath Falls
Mrs. U. G. Smith '(
483 F.. 17th St., N., Portland,
533 Davis St., McMinnville
Ex-Slate. Regent ,
Mrs. Gordon McCrackcn
Mrs., J..C-. Compton
' ..... -.hlpvn. : wiih a silk flag hy tlio
mt nf thlft omnnization were Kor tlx- past two y tare '-.-Ahe
placing nf two nrkcr. one jzatlon hool hnvo l, n condu.-tod
.U the old plonocr road' House near twice n year hy the D. A. U. Mory
Trhoontx for tho "Trail Blazcn. of one who nan attended ho
Southern Oregon." - in November schools successfully pawed these
11120, the Ashland chapter Joining , examinations. " - .
i.i. .h Mn,trr,i eh,,i.ter In this Kach year tho chapter lias sent
dedication. . i . . - -
The other was the "Pea
Tahle Ilnek ' ,leH l,',ue,l lolnllv whhi King streets. In this city, in im m
tiie .Inunnh l.nr. unelelv. (Ml 111 rm ' 00
of the American Revolution, which
was unveiled September 192S.
Swverul hundred people. Ineludinit
KranddaiiKhtei-M andi.-1-andsons of
the men who took part in this
treaty seventy-five years ago, were
present. .
Tho.locnt chapter has donated
tUl to tho Scholarship lxnn Fund
since its ornnnlzatkin. Sixty dol
lars was ulven toward lht slate
box in tho nov fonstllutinn llalli
nt WashiBKton. I). C-... which Is to,
be dedicated dulinu the national '
'invention in April. A chair, cost- !
ea.-ll new citizen ncinit preseme.i . . f nnslillHinn Hall T.'in,ne
chapter. ! ...
icirrcci use 01 tne I'Klg.
D. A. R. Student Loan Fund .:
Angc-1 Island
Foreign Relations..
Genealogical Research -
Girl Home-Makcrs .
. Mrs. Walter F. Edwards
Miss Elizabeth Carothers
-. Mrs. Murry Manville
:;li.'Mrs. L. E. Goodhurn
... Mrs, G. R. Hyslop
of the Jackson county hoys
uho lost their lives In the world
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Tho chapter Is n' contributing
their niioln of JIM. to Chnmpncu
Memorial park. . .
The following arc officers of tlic
i local chapter. '
Regent. Mrs! O. 0. lI'AIWnl.
X'ice regent. .Mrs. K. K. r.reen.
Recording secretory. Mrs. J.. O.
j t -orrespondlnu secrc tat y, Mis. O.
R. Wan-en.
Tr.-a-.urer. .Mrs. .1. n. i-ero--
Registrar. Mrs. M. M. Morris.
Historian, Mrs. Carrie i-enoyar.
Mrs. E; -I. Pope
J)r. Marfl-aret lne-1.
a christma box to, Angel island. , Historical, ind Literarv Reciprocity Mrs. J. H. Cochran
ce) Two years-iiROticwns plant-1 y... . ,R . '. . , . . '
arled at the comer-of Oakdale und : i "'"Micai, Kesearuh...... -. Mrs. Clyde E. Uww
.-IIIIJIIM,CII1CI11 - . '' , ,
' :'.''-": ' 3 :30 P. M. . '-
Motor, trip lo hl.storic'jacksonville where dclega'tcs will be guests at
toa,of tfic 'S'ative Daughters of Pioneers" '
I Visiting Delegates gufsts nf Hunt's Craterian . ' ' ': -
I' '''...; FRIDAY', MARCH 22, 1929 !"
i . . . 9:00 A. M. . ' -
'Assembly Call .'. . Jack Terrett
' Entrince ol State- Regent accompanied by . , '
j Stale Officers with escort of pages
j.Nfusic' .:...-... Instrumental
'Coiferenre called to order by State Regent, Mrs. E. C. Apperson
cripture and 1'rayer llic State Chaplain
Mrs. R. C. Mulholland
h7o, o .rV' T HZ ChaMaln. iln,. Ju.la E. Bisl,oP. ' Voval Solc-"Lead Kndly Light"
' Matlicw Slarbuck .....
Announcements
1 . 6 :30 P. M.- , '
Sixteenth Annual Conference Ban(uct, Hotel Medford,
. .. Mrs. E. C. Apperson, State Regent, presiding
Solo' '"' . ;
Greetings . Mrs. G. ,Q. D'Albini, Regent Ci. iter Lake Chapter
Greetings :. Mrs. Gordon MacCrackcn, ex-State Regent
Music ", ' . , ' - . :
Address "Civic Duties Patriotic Organizations" ....
1 ' :7L.l..J...lld.j:.:.....J...:.. Don .Newbury
Music .;.' -..r' . : .' '.'"" . '
Sketch..!.'. .' Mrs. John V. Richardson
State Chairman of National Defense
Address "The Ethics of National Defense"
; Dr. John Marvin Dean, D. D...
Pastor of Hinsort Memorial Church - . ....'
, ; Portland, Oregon
. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929
, ' ; : ' 9:00 A. M. ' ' '
Assembly Call Jack Terrett
Entrance? of Stain Regent, accompanied by State Officers '
. . ,v ' with escort of pages , j ,
Music' .;...'....;: i'Jt.. I - Instrumental
Conferentlc catletl to order by State Regent, Mrs. E. C. Apperson
M usic "Oregon, My Oregon" By Assemblage
Washington's Prayer the Assemblage, led by State Chaplain
Continuation of Reports of Chapter Regents:
Mt. Ashland ... . Mrs. Jennie Johnson Gilbert.
' Multnomah .. Mrs. J. Thorburn Ross
Oregon Iwis i- Clark .: Mrs. Arthur Qiiarkcnbush
Qucnettosu-J.-j. Mrs. M. Z. Donnell
" Snsarlnah U-e'Barlow ::.'. - Mrs. R: N. Sheldon
' Umpqtia , Mrs. E. B. Stewart
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini
Mrs. J. H. Cochrart
STATE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES !
General Chairman; Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini:
CkF.nr.NTlALS
Miss Elizabeth Palmer Mrs. R. E. Wattcnburg
Mrs. B. G. Harding . Mrs. E. B. Stewart
Dr. June Martin ', . '
Pxocram , .
Mrs. H. II. Cartlidge
Mrs. E. C. Apperson .
Bahof. -.
, Mrs. Julia E. Bishop
RESOLUTIONS
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken Mrs. William Bell
Mrs. Harry M. Ackley
, Invitation
Mrs. Juhn Y. Richardson Mrs. M. J. Norris
Arrasgf.mf.str ,
Mrs. J. O. Grey
Mrs. M. M. Morris .
' 1 Mrs. C. B. Warren
Music . v ' '
Miss Margaret Childers
Motor ' ,."','.. -
Mrs. C. B. Warren
Mrs. R. J. Earl
Mrs. C. C. Murray '?':'
Mrs. F. J. Wilmot " ,';
Statf. Rfof.nt's Paofs" ;.'
Friday
I.ucilc Murray
Platform Paois
Elizabeth Vilin
Floor Paoks .
M.iVjorie Lewis
Barbara Holt
, FlX)WF.R P.lliES
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Mrs. V. W. P. Holt
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich
Mrs. R. G. Beach
Mrs. H. E. Marsh
Mrs. J. O. Grey
Mrs. C. W. McDonald
Mrs. W. M. VanScoyoc
Mrs. E. A. Moore
Thursday .
Lncile Lowry
Ruth D'Albini ,
Dorothea Haskins
Joi-.n DeLosh
Corinne D'Albini
Bugler
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. Saturday .
Carol Dodge . 1 v
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Marj'. Thompson .'
Patricia Thompson ,
Dorothea Haskins ',
v-,-, a
Elizabeth Canfleia .
Jack Terrett ;