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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAT 22. 1932,
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
Much Entertaining
Welcomes Return
Of Mrs. M. Feasley
rha Mtnm from Chlcaao last week
Mrm Mlttm PaaaleV hu DTOURht
a revival of interest In entertaining
and the montn tnt wiu speno in
Medford promises to be filled with
gar affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. V. Car
antrt.RinAii in her honor
rfiMnor in.t avenlno- at their country
home on the Old Stage road. Guests
were Mm. Teaaley, Mra. Low la Balade
11. anj un R. IV Huraess. Mr
and Mra. Leonard Carpenter. Mr. and
Mra. H. Chandler Kgan. Mr. and Mra.
Corbln Edgell, T. Biaier jonnaiou ou
C. 8. Newhall.
v.M.a .ftornnon Mra. Louis Sal'
ade Sr.. waa hoateaa at luncheon
eomDllmentlnii Mra. Peaaley. Covers
..... Miai.ri inr Mesriamea Alfred
V. Carpenter, Leonard Carpenter, Cor
bin Edcell. SDrague Rlegel, Louie
aittri. Jr.. Georae Roberta, J
Airm HfJnVlV. Gain iV0
Inaon, F. Corning Kenljr, the honor
gueat, Mra. Feasley, and the hoateaa.
Mra. Corbln Edgell entertained for
Mra. Feaaley's pleaaure Friday eve'
nlng, and Mra. KODerie vee.
day afternoon.
Miss Carlton to
View Conference
With Dr. Warner
ROOSEVELTS AT WHITE HOUSE
Mlaa Mildred Carlton, president of
the Jackson county run
association, left yeaterday for South
Dakota, where ahe will Join her friend.
Dr. Estella Ford Warner, in aiiena
Ing the White House oonferenoe, then
nnntinua with her westward, stopping
along the way to visit friends and at
tend various welfare meetings.
In Seattle, Wash., the two will at
.h national convention of Fed
erated olubs. Mlsa Carlton expects
to return to her home on the Old
Stage Road about June 30.
Med ford Misses
Chosen to Lead
In Campus Life
Medford mlases continue to play a
prominent part In eventa on north'
am campuses. The past week brought
news from Oregon State oollege, carry
ing the namee of aeveral members of
the local younger set. MUaea Flora
McMath and Jean wooarora ware
pledged by Spun, national aervloe
honorary for sophomore women, at
the annual convocation or the honor
ary, recently held on the eampue,
MUms Winifred Warner. Dorla
Bundy, Loulae Brommer, Flora Mc
Math and Jean Woodford were nam
ed Big Slatera to guide members of
the freahman class next year.
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Musical Program
To Be Presented
Christian Church
A splendid program of vocal and
Instrumental muelo by local music
ians will be presented thla evening
at 8:00 o'clock at the First Ohrls
tlan Church, under the direction
of Mrs. Bffle Herbert Yeoman, leader
of the ohurch choir.
Chorus, "I Know That I Shall Live
Again" Wilson
Male Quartette .. . Seleoted
Crossing the Bar" Rile
Chorus.
Soprano aolo, "Qlory to Thee, My
God, Thla Night" ' Oounod
Katharine Wendt.
Chorua, "Round the Throne
Eternal" Donimnettl
Soprano and tenor duet, "Bull, Still
With Thee"
Bffle Yeoman. M. I. Olson .
Ladles' sextette, "Trie Silent Voice"
........,.. Cam Roma
First aopranoa, Oenevleve Brown.
Eleanor Curry; aecond aopranoa.
Eunice Smith, Leneve Slmklna:
altoa, Oletha Olson. Virginia Greg
ory. Chorus, "Now the Day Is Over"
Adama
Soprano, tenor and alto trio, "Lead
Kindly Light" Oounod
(Arrangement of Berceuse from
"Jocelyn.")
Mra. John Knight. Lola Young. L. Ct.
Oentner: violin obligate John R.
Knight.
Chorua. "Even Song" Cadman
Sop. obligate Mlas Curry.
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Warner Home ".erne
Of Tuesday Party
The Mall Carriers Auxiliary gave a
bridge party at the home of Mra. W.
J. Warner on South Oakdale Tuesday
afternoon. There waa a good atten
dance, twelve tablea being In play.
Mra. E. C. Oaddla cartled off flrat
prlae. her score being 3080. Mra.
Knackitead won second with a, score
of 3339.
Mrs. R. A. Newland and Mra. Lester
Lawrenla aerved delightful refresh
ments. Mrs. R. I. Swan had charge
of the cards.
The next auxiliary business meet
ing will be held at tha home of Mrs.
B. D. Scrlpter. 718 Cedar street.
Thursday, June 3. A covered dish
luncheon will be aerved at noon. The
auxiliary h'lsbands and famlllea are
Invited.
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Tollrfson, Chairman
Beaux Art Rail
Merland Toiletson, aon of Mr. and
Mra. T. P. Tollefson of Central Point
and a former student of the Medford
high school, Is chairman of thla year s
Beaux arts ball on the University of
Oregon campus, according to news
from Eugene. The costume ball will
be an event of May 37 and will be
etaied In the traditional Perlalsn
setting.
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SH0EKKCS rress rnoto
In front of what they hope will be their future residence. Gov
and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt re shown Iravlnr the While House
after attending a dinner given 23 stnte executive by the prrsMcnt.
H oagland-H awkins
Weddine in South
Of Interest Here
MISS Vn!t. Hml TTnnolnnl
daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. p. Hoag
lanel. at this r.ltv. hAaivi k-ib
of Olen Thomas Hawkins, son of Mrs,
O. Odell of Long Beach. California,
at o'clock on May 11, at the home
of the bride's brother, D. M. Hoag
land In Long Beach. California, with
Rev. Dr. Taubmsnn of the First
Christian church of Lonn Beach of
ficiating.
The bride, given In marriage by her
father, was beautiful In lnniv wnlta
aatln and lace wedding gown with a
wreath of orange blossoms holding
a long trailing veil. She carried a
shower bouquet of llllcs-of-the-val-
lov."nlnle roue hurl lnrimH,nl
Miss Hlldegarde Porter, nloce of the
Dnae, waa main-or-nonor, and wore
an attractive nlnlr ,mtn ri
areas ana carried a bouquet of sweet
peas and gardenias.
Tne two brldes-mald were Mrs. D.
M. Hoagland and Miss Mildred Duden.
both wore long flowered chiffon
gowns and carried bouquets of pink
aweetpeas and white snapdragons.
The groom waa attended by Don
Miller of Long Beach.
Immediate relatives and friends
were guests for the ceremony. The
roome of the Hoagland home were
beautifully decorated In pink and
white flowera for the occasion and
an Informal reception followed the
wedding. The bride and groom left
the same'afternoon for the Big Pines,
where they will anend their honey
moon. They will be at home to their
friends sfter June t at 845 West Fifth
street, Long Beach. .,
Lovely Shower and
Tea Among Affairs
Feting Miss Janes
Miss Mary Elizabeth Janes, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. w. C. Janes,
whose wedding wilt be an event of
Thursday afternoon, has been honor
gueat at several pleasant eocial affairs
oi tne past week. Miss Ocrtrude Has
kins entertained with a miscellancoua
shower for the bride-elect Friday
evening, and Mrs. A. W. Aya and Mrs.
O. B. Morrow will ha Inlnfc ht..u
at a tea for her pleaaure Monday
"""""on at tne Aya home on East
Main street.
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Guild to Entertain
With Bridge Partv
Friday Afternoon
A lovely party Is predicted for Fri
day afternoon, May 37th. when mem
bera of St. Mark's Oulld entertain at
dessert brldse. Rirn,.hn,.nt. .m u.
aerved at 1:16 and playing will be
am 4 OCIOCK.
The party will be the last one of
the aeason under the ausplcea of the
Oulld women and axtm rBriu. ni...
are being mado In view of that fact.
vuuiraci, progressive and pivot bridge
win dc piayea with prices offored the
winners In each.
Hostesses for th it f tar nr. An will, ka
member of Mra. M. W. Wgner' com
mlttoe: McBdamwi P. c. Relmer, Katli
erlne Smith, chux rav i
Scheffel and Gwendolyn Woodcock.
Church Luncheon
To Fete Speakers
Three Interesting rumU will be
In Mdford Monday. May 23, (or (he
mett-nfr at the Met hod ut Kninnni
church. They are: Mra. W. R. Coff-
man of Tacoma, Wash., branch presi
dent of the Womnn'1 Foreio-n Mis
sionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church; lrs. Paul Edwards
of Portland, conference secretary of
the W. P. M. S., and Mr Lillian U.
Davis, noaehiira. CturnHM Hiatr
responding secretary of the W, r. M.
S.
Luncheon will be mt-vpH i nvib
for Officers anil VlJiltnrm inH tuMI K.
followed by addresses by the visiting
speaKcra, wnicn members and their
friends are Invited to hear.
Metidamea Mrraokey and
Van 1 1 oe veil b erf: Het urn
Mra. H. D. kirOftjuWew ,m w u
Van Hoevenberc Jr.. nt..irut im.
terday by motor from tre south, hav-
iiir wcTOmpnniro wra. John Cook 1
upon her return to southern Cali
fornia following a WMk'd viit
aa guest of the McCaakeya. !
River Lodge Scene
Of Pretty Wedding
Saturday Evening
Before the rustic fireplace In the
spacious living room of Big Rock
lodge, country place of William F.
Isaac on Rogue river, the double
ring ceremony waa read last evening
by Rev. Alexander O. Bennett of the
Methodist Episcopal church, uniting
In marrlaRe Mlsa Oladys Oregory,
daughter of Dr. Nora Engate of Loa
Angel ea and Kleth Fennel! of this
city, eon of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Fennell of Eugene.
- The bride, charming In a gown
of white satin, created on prlnce&s
lines with cowl neck and train, car
ried ft shower bouquet of roses and
llllca of the valley. Bridesmaids, Mlsa
Vera Snow of San Jose, and Miss
Claire Maertln of Eugene, both stu
dents at the University of Oregon,
were attired In yellow and pink,
The groom was attended by Walter
Lewsadder or Portland.
Preceding the ceremony, LaVerne
Sutherlln sang "At Dawning." He
was accompanied at the piano by
Miss Jeunesse Butler, who also played
Lohengrin's wedding march for the
entry of the bridal party and Men
delssohn's march at the close of the
service.
Among the 25 guests In attendance
were several from out of town: Dr,
Nora Esgate of Los Angeles, mother
of the bridej Mrs. H. H. Fennell
of Eugene, mother of the groom;
Miss Virginia Grone of Eugene and
Mrs. Lewnadder of Portland.
The wedding was followed by
small reception for relatives and
friends. Japanese lanterns, swaying
from the trees on the banks of the
river, added color and beauty
the view from the veranda and
spring flowers were arranged about
the rooms.
Following a brief wedding trip,
Mra. Fennell will return to the Uni
versity of Oregon, where she will
graduate June 13. She Is affiliated
with Alpha XI Delta sorority on the
northern campus and la, well known
among members of the university
set here.
Mr. Fennell, a graduate of the
University of Oregon, and former
student of Oregon State College,
plays a prominent part In club' and
business activities In Medford, where
he Is now associated with the
Gardner Drug company.
Following graduation at the uni
versity the Fennell's will be at home
to their friends In this city.
Mrs. Grant Invites
P. T. A. Workers to
Dine at Her Home
Royal Neighbors Enjoy
Nnrlnl Miiiir
The Roval Neitrhhnra nf Amarir..
met Thursday evenlno- for thir
Inr business session. rnn.iHi-n,hi.
business waa tra riant-ttwl on uN nr
Offtitt was initiated Into the myster-
oi tne degree.
Arter the meeting closed a short
eccial hour was enjoyed with Mra. E.
D. Scrlpter. Mra. Georgia Tedrlck and
Mrs, Susanna Brnun In charge. Re
freshments were served l.t! in tti
banquet room by Mra, Margaret Gar
rett, Nora Glascock, Mra. Gebhart.
Mrs. Chandler, F. edarica Glascock.
The captain of the degree staff.
Mrs, Margery Pearson, will take her
staff to the Klamath Falls convention
next Tuesday. May 34 to put on the
initiatory work.
Sanders Entertain
(lueofs From Portland
Interesting guests in Medford last
week were Miss Mildred Henrtrictr-
son and Harry Crawford of Portland,
wno spent several days visiting Miss
Hendrlckson's brother-in-law and
sinter. Dr, and Mrs. L. L. AsnHur
While here they were the Inspiration
for several delightfully Informal
events and left Saturday for Prlne-
vnie to be guests of Miss Hendrlck-
son's parents.
Mr. Booth Visits
.Medford Friends
At interesting guest In Medford
list week waa Otis Booth, former rasl-den-.
ot the Rogue River valley, now
making his home at Pasadena, While
here he waa entertaind by Paul Scher-,
er and other friends among mem
bers of the ranch colony. I
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Mrs. Carl Orant has Invited the
chairmen of committees serving with
her during the paat year In P.-T. A.
work to meet for 1 o'clock luncheon
at her home, 623 Minnesota street,
Wednesday afternoon.
The program for the coming year
will ba planned and a eocial time
enjoyed. Those present will be Mra.
E C. Koppen, treasurer; Mra. H. E.
Rlnabarger, social chairman and Mes-
damea Arthur Short, J. C. Pederaon,
C. B. Trowbridge, Burton Lowry.
Carl Flchtner. H. D. Powell, J. F. 011
llnga, a. W. Nellson. W. L. Jones, O.
D. Frazee, Eugene Thorndlke, Oeorge
Blgler and Vernon Brophy.
W. R. C.To Attend
Memorial Rites
Members of the Women's Relief
corps will meet at the Bnptlst church
at 10:4a a.m., Sunday to attend the
memorial services In a body.
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.Mm. Ynrtmnieh
Entertains Tuesday
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. B. Tar
brough will entertain the Pythian
Slatera club In her home at 40 Quince
street. All members are expected to
attend.
MIm Johnston
To Vacation Here j
Miss Vivian Johnston, one of the
Instructors in the North Powder high
school will be home Sunday to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr. and I
Mrs. Arthur Johnston of this city.
Wedding Date of
Miss Janes Told
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Janes of Caoltol
Hill have announced Thursday, May
aa, aa date for the wedding of their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Clyde
coward ouoert, son of Mrs. J. B
Gilbert of Columbia, Mo. The serv.
Ice will be read at I o'clock by Rev.
wm. B. Hamilton of the St. Mark
Church, Episcopal, at the Janes home.
New Officers For
Women of Rotary
Newly elected officers, who will
head activities of Women of Rotary
next year are Mrs. B. Ralph Dlppel,
president; Mrs. Raymond Mlksche,
vice president; Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp,
secretary; Mra. o. J. Semon, treas
urer, and Mrs. Clinton Bpencer and
Mrs. D. A. Chambers, members of
the board
Election was held , 'M home of
Mra. Erail Mohr WeaT flay, follow
ing dessert bridge. ..ssistlng the'
.hostess were Mrs. A. Orln Schenck
and Mra. W. A. Whitelaw.
Miss Severance At
Eugene Convention
Mlsa Ruth Severance la spending
the week-end In Eugene, where ahe
la presiding over the national con.
ventlon of Temendtda, Eastern Star
organization, of which ahe la nat
ional president. Miss Severance left
Medford on Prlday evening by train
ptst evening ahe attended the Phi
Beta Kappa banquet, and while In
the north will visit her sister, Miss
Florence May Severance, a student
at Oregon State college, Corvallls.
Standard Bearers
Entertain Mothers
The Standard Bearers of the Flrat
M. E. church entertained the Mis.
slonary Mystery Mothers of the Wo.
man's Foreign Mission society at the
church Friday evening. The follow
ing lovely program waa presented by
the girls, with Miss Mayme Durke In
charge: Greetings (the white carna
tion) Mlaa Dorothy VanDermark.
Prayer by Mra. A. O. Bennett.
Vocal aolo, "Ood'a Greatest Gift"
Margaret Bateman, Zella Mae Qrant
accompanist.
Memory verses To the mothers.
Response by the mothers.
Vooal aolo, "Home," Mlas La Vera
S'ephenson. Mlsa Grant accompanist.
iteaqing of standard Bearer s pro
jects miss Durkee.
Piano aolo, "Poloualse" by Chopeln)
miss zena Mae Grant.
Presentation of corsages by girls
to tne motners.
Dames were enjoyed followed by
refreshments. Mrs. Carl O. Grant
la leader of these girls and received
much praise for her faithful work.
uarrettn Entertained
At Many Events.
Much feted guests in Medford last
week were Mr. and Mra. Vernon
Garrett of Santa. Rosa, Cel., who
visited Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Garrett
and Mr. and Mra. Geary Garrett.
Among those entetalnlng In their
honor were Mr. and Mra. H. S.
Deuel, Mr. and Mra. R. G. Bardwell,
Mr. and Mra. Geary Garrett, Mlsa
Fern Hutchison and Mra. Frank
Farrell, ;
Crowds AJtend Hons
Show Wednesday Evening
One of the moat delightful eventa
of the part week waa the play pre
sented Wednesday evening at the
Holly theater by members ot the local
Lions club. Enjoyed by a capacity
orowd, the play was much applauded
and won enthusiastic praise for each
member of the cast, composed of the
following players: Oeorge Olsen, di
rector and actor; Mrs. Oeorge Olsen,
Jerry Barr. Mra. Ernest Soott, Mrs.
Jerry Barr. Don Collier, J. Veme
Shangle, Ernest Scott and Leland
Brophy.
Mra. Huntress, Ouest
Here For Week-end
Mrs. D. D. Huntress of Portland
la In this city for the week-end, vis
iting relatives. She waa guest last
evening of Mr. and Mra, J. Sanford
Richardson at their home on Beall
Lane.
Garden Show Holds
Top Place on Club
Calendar This Week
Flower lovers of southern Oregon
are eagerly awaiting tha annual ahow
of the Medford Garden club, which
will be held at the senior high
school auditorium Thursday and Fri
day, May 20 and 2T. Indications
point to a ahow which will aurpass
all predecessors In beauty of flower
arrangement, variety of blossoms,
and added features.
Commltteea named by Mra. A. I.
Reames. president of the club, for
this years event, are aa follows:
Executive chairmen: Mlaa May Carl
ton, Mra. A. E. Reames.
Staging committee: Mra A. S. V.
Carpenter, Mlsa Anne Livingston. Mra
Carl Swlgart, Mlas Carlton, Mrs. U.
D. McCsskey. Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch.
Publicity: Mrs. Fred Cummlngs,
Miss Carlton.
Entries and Classification: Mra. Le
land Mentzer, Mra. C. C. Furnas, Mrs.
Paul Janney, Mrs. Don Newbury, Mra.
C. C. Darby, Mrs. 0. C. Wing.
Dismantling: Miss Carlton, Mrs. R.
s. Swan, Mrs. E. w. Simmons.
Roses: Mrs. H. D. McCaskey, Mrs.
Carl Swlgart, Mra. B. E. Harder, Miss
May Carlton.
Wild Flowera: Mlaa Helen Bullls,
Miss Venlta Daley. .
Iris: Mrs. L. E. Williams. Mrs. H. F.
Spllver.
Peonies: Mrs. L. Bundy, Mrs. Ralph
Boutelle.
Tall garden flowers: Mrs. Freder
ick Johnson, Mrs. C. M. Brewer, Mrs.
R. W. Sleeter.
Short atemmed garden flowera:
Mra. R. E. Carley, Mra. H. W. Hamlin,
Mra. O. Arnsplger.
Medium stemmed garden flowera:
Mra. J. R. Tomlln. Mrs. T. W. Miles.
Flower arrange menu: Mra. James
H. Owen. Mrs. H. Van Hoevenberg,
Mrs. C. L. Goff.
Flowering shrubs: Mrs. B. H. Por
ter. Mra. J. R. Woodford.
Children's displays: Mrs. B. E. Wil
son, Mra. C. C. Darby, Mra, Henry
Prlngle.
Occasional tablea: Mra. Louis A.
Salade, Jr., Mra. M. Feaaley.
Economy tables: Mrs. Lewis TJlrich.
Decorative featurea: Mlas Jane
Snedlcor.
Mrs. Davis la
Hoateaa to Class
Alpha Delta class of the First Chris
tian church waa entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mra. J.
T. Davia on East Meln street. Mra.
R. L. Ray presided during the busi
ness meeting, and the remainder of
the afternoon was spent at gamea, af
ter which refreshments were served.
The group In charge of the affair, as
sisting the hostess were Mrs. A. H.
Oregory, Mrs. Mabel Marsh, Mrs. Al
len D. Curry, Mra. Jewett, Mrs. B. O.
Walden, Mra. E. R. White and Mra.
Gottfried. .. . . - i
Attend Convention
In Klamath Falls
The Medford Business and Pro
fessional Women'a club waa well rep
resented this week-end at the club
convention In Klamath Falls. Among
those attending the various meetings
and social events were Mrs. Edwlna
Welshaar, club president; Mlsa Wini
fred Walker, Mrs. Belva Aiken, Mrs.
Alice Coppln, Mrs. Maude Chapman,
Mra, Leota Thompaon and Miss
Eleanor Curry.
Shriners, Hosts At
Gala Dancing Party
The danoe pavilion at the Jackson
county fair grounds was the gather
ing piece of many aociety folk, who
attended the gala party, at which
members of the Shrine entertained.
.Several dinner parties preceded the
danoe.
Social Night, Plan
of Reames Chapter
Wednesday, May 35, Mra. Hal Piatt
and membera of her committee will
be hostesses at the eocial evening
planned by Reamee chapter. O. Z. 8.
Bridge will be played following the
chapter meeting, which will open at
e o clock.
Class Day Planned
At Valley School
Invitations will soon be out tor
olaaa day at the Valley school, ar
ranged thla year for June 3. A prog
ram will be presented, beginning at
11 o'clock, and will be followed by
luncheon.
Catholic Women
Plan Card Party
The women of the Sacred Heart
Catholic church will entertain Wed
nesday afternoon with another one
of their much enjoyed card parties
at Parish hall. Playing will begin at
2 o'clock with attractive prises of
fered the winners at cards. Refresh
ments will follow the usual number
of games.
Mesdames A. Duff, Rose Schelffelln
and J. C. Murray and their assistants
will be hostesses for the afternoon.
Wenonati Club Has
Happy Evening at Cards
mere were 17 tables In play and
17 nrlces awarded at the mrv(.inr nf
the Went nan club Frldav evening at
Redmen hall. Games enjoyed were
bridge, 600 and pinochle. The tables
were beautlfnltv ft.mrtvi fm tv.
oaslon and refreshments served at a
late hour.
Miss Heard to Wed
Frederick Johnson
at Church Service
Miss Itha L. Heard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heard, has decided
upon June 12 as date for her mar
rlage to Frederick Johnson, Jr., aon
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson.
The wedding will be an event of the
afternoon in the First Presbyterian
church.
Greater Oregon
Women to Name
Officers Tuesday '
The next regular meeting of the
Medford Branch of the Women's
Greater Oregon association will be
held Tuesday afternoon. May 24 at
2:30 at the Medford Hotel. There
will be election of officers for the
coming year and report of this as
sociation's part In the banquet held
May 10.
A speaker will be present to tell
of another Oregon product. All wo
men of the valley are cordially In
vited to be present.
Standard Bearers to
Hold Last Meeting
The Standard Bearers class of tha
First Methodist Episcopal church, a
branch of the Women's Foreign Mis
sionary society, will meet Friday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock for the last ses
sion of the season. The last chapter
of the book, "Christ Comes to the
Village." will be completed and offi
cers for the new year elected.
Members of the class are: Dorothy
Buchter, Gale Berry, La Vera Stephen
son. Dorothy Van Der Mark, Eleanor
Oulm. Margaret Bateman, Glenna
Ml near, Mamie Durkee and Zella Mae
Grant.
Methodist Ladles
Aid Meets Tuesday
The Ladies Aid society of the First
M. E. church will meet In regular
"Home Coming" In the church par
lors Tuesday afternoon. The Prlscllla
Circle will arrange the entertainment.
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