vxav FOUR
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m SOCIETY ND CLUB MEIVS OF THE WEEK
1&Jpj S By GRACE GRAFT J
Many Affairs Are
On Calendar For
Thanksgiving Week
The Thanksgiving week-end will be
a gay one for Medford Boclety with
the return ol college students to
their homes here and many visitors
in the city aa guests of relatives and
friends over the holiday.
. Numerous family dinners have been
arranged for Thanksgiving day and
aeverel cocktail par.tles . are also
planned.
The larger event for the week-end
will be the no-host dancing party
Saturday evening at Dreamland hall.
About seventy-five couples have been
Invited for the gala evening.
A number of Medford families will
be out of town over the holtday as
guests of friends and relatives.
Brlgga- Entertain
t)n Thonkstlvlnir
Mr. and Mrs. Lon 8. Garrett of
Seattle, Wash., will be In Medford
over the Thanksgiving holidays aa
Kuests of Mr. Garrett s brother-ln'
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Q. Coyle
Brlggs.
A cocktail party will be given by
Mr. and Mrs. Brlggs Thursday after
noon following the Medford-Eugene
football game to honor the visitors.
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N'ewburys to Have
Guests From California
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newbury and chil
dren of Berkeley. Cal and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Mehaffey and children of
Antloch, Collf., are to be the house
guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Don Newbury
and Mr. and Mrs. Ous Newbury of
.this city the week-end following
-Thanksgiving. Much entertainment
.Is being planned for the visitors.
Carl Newbury and Don Newbury are
brothers and Mrs. Mehaffey Is their
sister and was formerly Miss Maude
Newbury.
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Stafford) to Spend
Holiday In Portland
. Mrs. Ben Stafford and son, Bruce,
are leaving Wednesday morning for
Portland, where they will meet Major
Stafford, who has spent the past two
weeks In Montana and Idaho. The
Btaffords will be guests of Capt. and
Mrs. E. W. Ely In the Rose City over
Thanksgiving and will roturn to Med
ford late In the week.
Miss Hart Coming
For Thanksgiving
' Miss Charity Hart will arrive In
Medford Thursday morning to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart.
She Is a student at Catherine Bran
son school In Roes, Calif.
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O'Connors Will Upend
Holiday In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. O'Connor are
levlng Wednesday for Portland, where
they will be the guests of relatives
over the Thanksgiving holidays. ,
Pasadena Scene of
Thanksgiving Iteunlon
Mrs. Robert rtuhl, who has been
visiting her dsughter, Roxane, In
New York City since August, will
arrive In Los Angeles November 33,
accompanied by Miss Roxnne, who
hss been prmoted to an executive
position with the Hollywood office
of the new Illustrated magazine,
"Life." They will bs met there by
Mr. Ruhl and Miss Alicia Ruhl, the
family spending the Thanksgiving
holidays In Pasadena beforo Mr. and
Mrs. Ruhl return to Mcdfard.
Spend Th(iiikKii'iK
In Evcrcit, Wnh.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Q. Frlnk and
daughter Mcta Joan, and Mr. Frlnk's
mother, Mrs. Florence Frtnk, are
leaving todny for Everett, Wash., to
be the guests of Mrs. Frlnk'a parents
Mr. and Mrs. d. T. BUxldnrd. over
the Thnnkwilvlng holldnys, They will
be away ten days.
Brnphys VIMt In
Eastern OreRun
Mr. and Irs. V, D. Brophy re
ttirned recently from Burns, Ore..
where they were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Hnnley for a week. It wa
erroneously reported In Friday's pa
per that Mr. and Mra. Raymond
Beter had been vMtlnp? In eastern
Oregon with the Hnnlevs.
Code's
GAINSBOROUGH
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hSs famous name, given to this
pattern. Painted In rich gay colors
by hand under the glaze where It
can never come off.
H can be purchased a few pieces
of a time and always odded to or
filled in. "Spode never discontinues
a pattern".
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For Christmas
You Can Add To It Anytime
Like Sterling
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Miss narhiira Coivles, daughter
.residents of I lie valley hrre, nhosc
recenllv. (IMiolo rourtesy Sallln
Thurlows Hosts for
Dinner Party on
Saturday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Thurlow
entertained for a dinner party Satur
day evening at their home as the
first of a series of elinilnr affairs
Cards were played following dinner.
Covers were laid for Mr. mid Mrs.
H. L, Hathnwny, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Coyle BrlKgs. Mr. and Mra. R. F
Wnteon, Dr. and Mrs. F. Gtj Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Dutler.
Marian Tilley Has
Birthday Party
M.ulan Tilley entertained sixteen
of her friends Tuesday evening in
honor of her tenth birthday anni
versary. Games were played and re
freshments served. The table wa
decorated in pink and white and
the little hostess received many
gilts.
Thow present were Marpuret and
Beverly Hntlni's. Virginia. Con.t.niee
and Winston Turnhow, JlmmlV
Seller fel. Mildred and neutrloo lla
llen, Beverly Bishop. Pelorls Cohb.
Mnrgurot Holly. Horace Biddle. Doris
Kyle. Dorj Knutsnn. Betty Builder
back, Rose Mary Marshall and Mar
tan Tilley.
Mrs. Piatt Hostess
for Class Meeting
The Ooldfn Link class of t he
First Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. D. V. Pint t Thursciny
afternoon with the president, Mrs.
I.. S, Stenerson. presiding. Mrs. J. D.
Bhafer hart charge of the devotlonsls
antt the topic wa "The Prayer ot
Elcs-rvr." Mrs. II. Bryant read
paper on current events.
After the buslnevi session, refresh
men t.,i were .served by Mrs. J. U.
Shafer. Mrs. L. s. Stenerson. Mrs.
H. Bryant and Mrs L. J. Knox.
Attend I unrheon in
AMilamt I'rlday
Mrs. E. A. iSwsiion, Mra. T. V
Miles. Mrs. Lout Brown and Mra. R
G. Fowler were tiueMs at a hrldwje
luncheon lor which Mrs A. K. Kinney
and Mra. Ruth Pews entertained
Friday In Ashland.
Closing time fir Too Late to Clas
sify Ads t 1 :30 p m.
ETHELWYN'S BEAUTY SALON
formerly
I'aln.'oi, ncnuty Shop
nmv '.!:.! r t!ir niHtiHiiiMiiont of Kthelwyn R. Ili'i'i'ii.mn
Kxprrt licauty Sorvice liy
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Medford Girl to Marry Artist
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of Mr. anil Mrs. Frederick H. Conies of Santa Barbara, Col., and former
pngagrinrit to Ilouglass Knell 1'an.hall of Moiiteclto was announced
Itjirhnrti NewH-rremt).
Birthday Party Is
Event of Saturday
Mrs. Ben Stafford entertained with
a birthday party for her son Bruce
Saturday, on his ninth anniversary.
Eight guests were Invited for lunch
eon at noon and matinee later, Mrs.
Leroy O. Cronkhite assisted the hos
tess. Present for the affair were Warren
Hammond, Clove Kendall. Billy Glass.
Ronald Brits. Irvin Key. Don Nls
aen. Lurry Dnlson. Gordon Farrell,
and Bruce Stafford.
Presbyterian Group
Has Praise Service
The annual praise and Thanksgiv
ing service of the Women's Mission
ary s.x-lety of the First Presbyterian
church was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mra. L. N. Younger.
A brief business session preceded
the program with Mrs. Maynard
Putney presiding. Mrs. J. W. Hoyt
ci'iifunited to serve as vice-president
or the society and chairman of the
spiritual life group until election of
officers.
Mrs. Frank Albert, chairman of the
alternoona program, conducted the
worship service. Hymns of thanks
gtvlng and praise were sung by the
croup. Mesdames Hodgklns, Baker.
Brewer and Jsqua gave quartet num
bers which were greatly enjoyed.
The foreisn topic was the mission
ary work In Syria and Iran presented
by Miss Ellrabeth Burr, while the
heme t.ipic, Mormontsm, was given
by Mrs. Albert.
Refreshment were served during
tho soclat hour by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs L. D. Hod g kins. Mrs. F.
Ierjon and Mrs. R. 8. Daniels.
The next meeting will be held De
cember 31 at the home of Mr. Iver
son. The mission study clai will
have ita first meeting at the home
of Mrs. Frank Albert, 41ft Betty
street, Friday, November 2fl at 3
o'clock, "Highland Heritage" will be
the subject lor study.
Attriuls IhimrninilHs
At ConallU
Mrs DorMhy Edwards left Friday
morning for Corvallls where she at
tended the Oregon State homecom
ing test ivt tie including the Oregon
State-Washington State football
mine Suturdsv.
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Initiation Banquet
Will Be Tuesday at
Valentine's Cafe
The Business snd Professional
Women's club will hold their snnual
Initiation banquet. Tursdsr evening.
November 33, at 6:30. at Valentines
cafe.
Mrs. H. M. Welshanr. chairman of
the emblem committee will have
charge of ihe Initiation. Twenty-five
new members will be Initiated at this
meetlne.
Members of the club are requested
to make reservations with Ooldle
Atlund. Helen Porlsh. Barbara Drury
Viola scherrer or Zoe Kurd, phone
TdO-H by Monday evening.
Study Group Meets
Wednesday Morning
Thursday Morning study club will
hold the regular meeetlng on Wed
nesday of this week due to the
Thanksgiving holiday. T:-e oook re
view will br on "Old Town or An
napolis' by Stevens, and Mrs. Mark
Wright will give the review.
A talk on "Old Sliver" will be
given by Mrs. w. Holt. Mrs. C. W.
Lemery will speak on "Period Furni
ture." The group will meet at 8 30
o'clock at the Girls' Community
clubhouse.
Kelch.teln. Ilit,
For Dinner snmlav
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Relrhstein
were hosts for dinner on Sunday
evening last. Inviting ss guests Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Perl and Mr. end
Mrs. Jack Porter. The occasion was
the birthday anniversaries of both
Mr. and Mrs. Perl.
Wednesday Night, November 24th
ELKS ami INVITED GUESTS
Invitation Guest Card Must Be Secured
from Secretary in Advance
SAME GOOD MUSIC
Medford Students
Return Home For
Holiday Week-end
Many Medford studenta at the Unl
verslty of Oregon and Oregon State
college will be returning home this
week to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with their families. 8tu
dents and parents alike are looking
forward to this brief vacation, the
first of the fall school term.
From Oregon State college will be
Miss Betty Ann Thorndlke, daughter
of Oene Thorndlke; Miss Catharine
Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Ford; Miss Marguerite Boyle, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boyle;
Miss Msry Margaret Mann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mann; Miss
Pat Young, daughter of Mrs. R. W.
Stearns; Misses Bertha and Frances
Arnsplger. daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Arnsplger: Jim Henry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Henry; Philip
Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orsnt
Todd.
Those arriving from the University
will be H. O. Janes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Janes; Miss Janet Mann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mann
Miss Patsy Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Smith; Miss Peggy
Reter, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite
Reter; Miss Kathleen Olllard, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Dlllard
Mlsa Mlgnon Phtpns. daughter of
Mr. ond Mrs. Oolph Phlpps: Miss
Virginia Hammond, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. R. B. Hammond; Miss Bette
Lee. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. K.
Lee; Misses Anne and Phoebe Dean.
daughters of Dr. and Mrs. George B
uesn; and Dick Sleeter, son of Dr.
and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter.
Former Resident
Is Welcomed by
Many Friends Here
A popular visitor In the city Is
Mies oroie Natwlck of Sen Francisco,
who la being welcomed by her many
irienas here. Miss Natwlck Is
Interior decorator In the bay city and
formerly lived In Medford. -
Among the affairs planned In her
honor was a no-host dinner party
given fTlday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hart. Eighteen were pres
ent lor the evening.
Dessert Bridge Is
Given on Friday
Mrs. Otto J. Frohnmoyer was hos
tess for a dessert bridge Prldoy at
her home, Inviting nine gmsts for
tne affair. Mrs. Harvey Robertson
won honors at cords snd Mrs. Rob
ert Shepherd was awarded a guest
prize.
Those present were Mrs. Ben Day.
Mrs. John Day. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Charles Barnes. Mrs. William Frohn
moyer, Mrs. William Bowerman, Mrs.
Shepherd, Mrs. Bayard, M. Oetchell
and Mrs. Russell Davis.
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Mr. Durrell Weds
Klamath Falls Girl
The marriage of Lyle Durrell of
Medford, son of Mrs. Lottie M. Dur
rell of Oregon City, and Miss Mildred
Colwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Colwell of Klamath Falls, was
solemnized Sunday, November 7 at
the Catholic church In Klamath
Falls.
Mr. Durrell la manager of the Safe
way store at Main and Holly here
and the couple will live In the
Chllders apartments.
AAUW Study Clubs
Have Programs
Three study groups of the Ameri
can Association of UnUerslty Women
met this past week.
The International Relations group
met with the leader, Mra. John F.
Lawrence. This group la atudylng
a particularly fascinating subject
under the able leadership of Mra.
Lawrence. She attended the Congress
of Internationals at Reed college re
cently at which speakers from many
nations of the world. Including Ja
pan. China, England. France, Ger
many and others, . appeared on the
program at the most interesting
session.
The creative arte group met with
their leader, Mrs. Darell Huson Wed
nesday evening and worked on
Christmas cards. This group will
meet each week.
The social study group met with
Miss Vera Humphrey and Mra. David
Vale, assistant leader, was In charge.
Mlsa Dorothy Voting gave an excel
lent report on the American Federa
tion of Labor and Mrs. Wilms, Kin
caid spoke on "Terms and Ideas of
La bar Unions."
ELKS ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING
DANCE
Calendar
Monday
All day Lady Lions rummage sale
at all East Main.
1 p. m. Luncheon of Klwanian
Dames at home of Mrs. George Frey,
830 East Main street.
1:30 p. m. Meeting of Ever Ready
class of First Presbyterian church
at home of Mrs. W. O. Webster, 111
King street.
2 p. m. Meeting of Washington
school Parent - Teacher association
study club at home of Mrs. Hobert
Price, eos Park avenue.
7 :30 p. m. Meeting of business
women's claas at Girls' Community
clubhouse.
a p. m, Meeting of Medford Music
club at Baldwin's Piano shoppe.
Tuesday
3 p. m. Meeting of Women's Aux-
lllary of St. Mark's Episcopal church
at home of Mra. Leila M. Paxson,
1123 West Main.
2 p. m. Meeting of Beptlst ladles'
auxiliary at home of Mrs. W. A
Dawes, 42 Rose avenue.
0:30 p. m. Initiation banquet for
Business and Professional Women's
club at Valentine's cafe.
8 p. m. Meeting of Women ot
Moose at Knights of Pythias hall
Wednesday .
:30 a. m. Meeting of Thursday
Morning Study club at Girls Com'
munlty clubhouse.
1 p. m. Meeting of Chapter AA
of PO at home of Mra. C. C. Fur
ls.
Wednesday evening Reception ol
Baptist church members at home
of Dr. Eva Carlow. 26 South Laurel
:30 p. m. Thanksgiving dance of
Elks lodge at Elks temple.
Mrs. Satterlee Is
Married at Quiet
Ceremony Sunday
Mrs. Katharine Satterlee and Ar
thur S. Muse were married at a quiet
ceremony Sunday. November 14, at
the Methodist parsonage In Ashland,
with the Rev. Melville T. Wire read
ing the service at 3 o'clock In the
presence of members of the Imme
diate famlHea.
A wedding dinner was served fol
lowing the ceremony at the home
of the bride's brother and slater-ln-low,
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hollo
way, in Medford. The table was
most attractive with a lovely center
piece of Talisman roses and candles
In pastel shades and a miniature
bridal party.
Mrs. Muse Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Holloway of this
city and the couple will make their
nome here.
Arizona Residents
Islt Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Pruden of
Mesa, Arizona, are visiting In Med
ford with Mrs. Clark's father, A. B
Rallsback and her sister. Mrs. F. H.
Saunders. Mrs. Pruden Is a cousin
of Mrs. Grant H. Edwards who has
been a guest in the city the post
few days. Lieut, and Mrs. Edwards
are leaving today for San Francisco
and will aall for Honolulu the latter
part of the week.
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Reter In Peat lie
For Football dame
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reter spent
the week-end in Seattle, where they
attended the Oregon - Washington
gome Saturday afternoon. Mlso Peggy
n miss ttotnieen Dlllard.
students at the University of Oregon
.and PI Beta Phi pledges, accompa
nied them from Eugene to Seattle
and were guests of Mis Elaine Bro
phy. who Is attending the University
of Washington.
s
Wickers Entertain
lllnner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carter snd
Mr. and Mra. Vernon Woods were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes
Wickers of Adams Lane Thursdsv
evening.
Wilsons Have (luest
rom Tacoma. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U Wilson had as
heir guest the past week. Mr. Wil
son's cousin George Moffett of Ta
coma. Wash.
No-Host Psrtv'
Iven Friday
A group of 18 couples gathered for
no-host dinner and dance Friday
evening at Burgoyne's.
Closing time ror Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1 :30 p m.
Your Friends Can
Tell the Difference
Just u truly a we are known by the friends we
keep, so we are judged by the Christmas cards we
send. Dont be satisfied with ordinary cards this
year. Select all your cards at 8wem' with the
assurance that they will be of fine quality and good
taste.
Personal Imprinted Greetings
should be ordered Immediately
Bridge Luncheon Is
Given on Thursday
by Mrs. McCaskey
Mrs. H. D. McCaskey was hostess
for a bridge luncheon Thursday at
her home to honor Mrs. Vernon J.
Robinson, who came to Medford re
cently from San Francisco to make
her home.
Twelve guests were invited for the
afternoon.
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Thanksgiving Ball
Planned Wednesday
At Elks Temple
The annual Thanksgiving ball ol
the Elks lodge will be held Wed
nesday evening at the Elks temple,
beginning at 9:30 o'clock.
Members and Invited friends will
be guests for the evening and In
vitation cords must be secured in
advance. Dickey's orchestra will fur
nish the music for the danot.
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O.E.S. Chapter of
Ashland Host For
Gathering Tuesday
Eastern Star chapters of Ashland
Jacksonville. Medford and Central
Point entertained Jointly In Asn
land Tuesday evening to honor Mrs.
Alice Wlnetrout of Grants rass,
Grand Esther of the grand chapter
of Oregon; and Mrs. Nellie McGowan
of Medford ond Mrs. Msrgsret
Barnes of Grants Pass, past grand
matrons and J. H. Hardy of Ashland,
past grand patron. Flowers were pre
sented each by Mra. Lulu Salsbury
of Jacksonville and she read an
original poem In their honor.
The occasion was the regular meet
ing of Alpha chapter of tho host
city and a program was given as
follows: Vocal soloo "Morning" ny
Steve and "Take Joy Home" by Wells
by Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang; ap-
proprlote reading of the poem "oaves
of Josephine." written by Anthony
Euwer by Katherlne Fabrlck Engle.
referring to the Oregon Caves and
given In recognition of the Grants
Pass representatives.
Refreshments were served in tne
dining room at the conclualon ol
the program. There was a large at
tendance at the meeting and Klam-
oth Polls was represented by Mr.
and Mr:. L. Epperson ond Mrs. Wat
tenburg. Mrs. Epperson Is worthy
matron of the chapter there and
Mrs. Wattenburg Is a past grand
officer.
Public Card Party
Is Given Friday
A public card party was given by
tho wenonah club Friday evening
and those assisting were .Gladys
Dooms. Dorothy Dickey, Vers
Thomas, Mottle Luman, Verna Rawl
ings, Beulah Linn. Katie Tlson,
Velda Dahlke and Grace Luman.
Honors at bridge went to Mauoie
Wentzel. Helen Keesse. Frank Rush
nd R. M. Kent. Pinochle awaras
were given ea onacitie. K.ti..
Rawllngs. Velma Slngler ond Norma
Martin. The next public card party
will be neia ticwiur
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Reception to Be
Held Wednesday
A farewell reception for Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Coe ond fomlly will be
given ot the home - of Dr. Evo Car
low. 36 South Laurel street. Wednes
day evening by members of the Bap
tist church. Sunday school and B. Y.
P. U.
The reception will follow the week
ly prayer meeting.
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Miss Fisk Tells
of Betrothal at
Party Thursday
Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Mary Fisk. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George N. Fisk. to Dean
Pleper, of Oceanslde, Calif., and a
former resident of this city, was
mode at an Informal bridge party
given by Miss FlBk at the home of
her parents Thursday evening.
Newa of the betrothal was made
In clever fashion by on extra edition
of "The Special Tidings", miniature
newspsper, delivered to each guest.
Miss Fisk Is a graduate of Medford
high school ond returned to her
home here this summer sfter spend
ing a year at Louisiana state univer
sity. She Is a member of Chi Omega
sorority. She Is a popular member
of the younger social set and has
msny friends who ore interested In
the announcement.
Mr. Pieper also attended Medford
high school and has been employed
as a newspaper reporter for the past
few years.
Three tables of bridge were In plav
for the evening with refreshments
served later. A newspaper theme was
carried out as the toble centerpiece.
Guests at the party were Mrs.
Charles Overmyer. Miss Jenes Jensen.
Miss Dona Nelson. Miss Lois White,
Miss Glenna Mlnear, Miss Maxlne
Boone, Miss Joyce Durham, Miss
Marjorle Fisk. Miss Vera Humphrey,
Miss Joan Leonard. Miss Verna Forn-
crook.
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Many Present For
A I r, i r w .
snnuai uaas iMgnt ;
Annusl dad's night of the Jackson
School Parent - Teacher association
waa a successful event of Friday
evening with 176 persons present. A
turkey dinner was served at 6:30
o'clock with e program following.
Mrs. lj. E. cievenberg. president of
the P.-T. A., gave the address of
welcome, and H. W. Gustln. prin
cipal. Introduced the teachers Tfe
Rev. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, gave
an address; Mrs. Harry Prentice and
Warren Mullen played two accordion
dueta, Richard Harrison played an
accordan solo and Esther Church
Leake led community singing.
Mrs. H. A. 81ms was general choir-
man for the event and Mrs. Jack,
Swem was in charge of decorations.
(Continued on Page Five.)
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