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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTtD. OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1938.
SOCIETY zAND CL UB MEIVS OF THE WEEK
J By CLARA MAEY DAVIS Xl
Mi$a Mallery to
Wed Robert Elson
in November Rites
Mrs. H. K. Hamilton and Mr. O.
W. Mallery entertained Friday at a
luncheon party honoring th lattar's
daughter, Mm Betty Mallery.
The occasion for the pleasant af
fair was to announce the engage
ment of Mlsa Mallery to Mr. Robert
B. Elson. Their marriage will be an
vent of early November.
Guests enjoying the party Included
the Misses Everal Dean. Jean Craw
ford, Bessie Dean, Virginia Cox, Zetta
Dean, Bethel Slagle, Chloe Elson.
Viola, eleven, Pern Cherryholmes,
Peggy Moran, Bernloe Shellabarger
and Edna Harper and Mesdamea John
Bison. Dean Pleper. William Knlps,
Richard Witt, L. D. Porn crook, Jack
Walker and Lloyd Johnson.
Bridge Luncheon
Successful Event
of Thursday Last .
Autumn leaves, touched to bril
liant hues by early October frosts,
made an attractive setting for one
of the most successful social events
of the .season. The bridge luncheon
held on October 1ft at St. Mary's
Academy drew over one hundred fifty
guests who filled the spacious as-
eembly.and adjoining parlors. A plea.
lng program was provided by St.
Mary's School of Music. Members of
the faculty and high school student
body assisted with the luncheon.
The door prize was won by Mrs. B.
L. Hunter. Prizes at cards were
awarded to Mrs. A. P. Stennett, Mrs.
Jack Porter, Mrs. M. Schwartz, Mrs.
Fred Wells, Mrs. A. Wetterer.
The success of the event was du
to splendid cooperation and enthusi
asm manifested by the chairman, Mrs.
J. O. Boyle, by St. Mary's Alumni
president, Arlene Jensen Espey, and
the various executive committees.
Those who served on the latter are
Mrs. Larry Schade, Mrs. E. H. McKee,
Mrs. R. A.- Mlksche, Mrs. J. Murray.
Mrs. J. R. Marshall. Mrs. J, R. O'Con
nor, Mrs. R. L. Lewis, Mrs. Prank
Applegate, Mrs. Std Brown, Mrs. John
Wilkinson, Mrs. A. O. Bauman, Mrs.
J. p. yaumas, Mrs, M. Weston, Jenes
Jensen, Martha Do Souza, Helen MOf
Donald. Elsie Oliver, Lenore Estes,
Oeraldlne Wilkinson, Elisabeth Mar
shall. The afternoon tea afforded a de
lightful social hour to late comers
and oloaed the festivities of the day.
(Members of the faculty of St. Mary's
Academy are deeply grateful to all
who contributed socially and finan
cially to the success of the bridge
luncheon.
Concert Qommittee
Meets Monday Eve
A meeting of membership commit
tee members of the newly formed
Southern Oregon Concert Association,
will be held Monday evening at 8 o'
clock In the Baldwin piano shoppe
studio.
Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, president
of the association, Is urging all com
mittee members to attend the meet
ing, and Invites others Interested to
take part. The membership drive will
be formally started next week, but a
number of committee workers have al
ready reported an enthusiastic re
sponse to the concert series.
Of particular Interest, In compari
son with former concert series of this
type, la the fact that all three at
tractions will be staged In the Holly
theatre, at a reduced scale of prices,
and all concert will be definitely
announced In advance.
The San Francisco Opera Ballet,
with two former MM ford girls, Janet
Reed and Zoe Del Lantls, will open
the series November 10.
A group of 8nn Pranclsco opera art
ists, headed by John Howell, baritone,
and Msry Monti, soprano, will ep
pear here January 17 In two small
operas, "Secret of Suranne," and
"Portrait of Manon."
The Monart Boys Choir, a company
of 30 boy singers from Vienna,
brought to this country by Arturo
Toeoanlnl, will be heard March 31.
State College Sets
Homecoming Date
Oregon State College November 13.
the date of the Stanford -Oregon
State football game on Bell field,
will be homecoming time on the
O. 8. C. campus this fall. John
Ansley of Portland has been ap
pointed general chairman of the
homecoming week end by Bob Walk
er, student body president.
Features already Issued for the
entertainment of visitors will be the
competitive tnterfraternlty sing es
tablished a few years sgo, the big
noise parade and rally the night
before the game, and the colorful
animated house signs which always
attrnct thousands on a circuit of
the living groups.
Baptltt Oroup
To Meet TtieMlay
Missionary program of the Ladles'
auxiliary or the First Baptist church
will be held at the home of Mrs. Ev
erett Pinley on Ross Lane Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The social
committee is composed of Mrs. Clem
Pinley and Mrs. John Lewis. Members
are to meet at the church at 1 :3U
o'clock for transportation.
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When Ilie Nun I'rnncslco Opera llallct appears In the Holly theatre November td under the sponsor
ship of the Southern Oregon Concert association, unusual local Interest will center around Janet Reed,
former Medford girl, prima ballerina with the company. She la shown here with William Chrtstensen In
a Russian peasant dlvrrtlsscment, "Kaleenka.T one of the numbers In their widely varied repertoire.
Former Medford
Resident Wed
In Arizona Rites
Of Interest to many Medford per
sons la the announcement oi tne
marriage of Miss Frances Johnston
of Texarkana, Texas, to Mr. Nelson
H. Lincoln, eon of Mrs. Jean Lincoln
and the late Ralph H. Lincoln of
Medford.
The wedding of the young couple
took place on Saturday, October lfl.
in Olendale, Aria., a suburb of
Phoenix,
Miss Johnston was graduated from
the Texarkana, Texas, high school
and attended Arleona State Teach
ers college, where ahe was a member
of Chi Sigma sorority and of Arl
eona State Commerce club.
Mr. Lincoln attended Cincinnati
university, where he was a member
of the PI Kappa Alpha fraternity.
He was graduated from the Arleona
State Teachers colloge and was a
member of the Geographic society.
The bridegroom's brother. Warner
Lincoln, came from San Dlrgo, Calif.,
to act as best man at the wedding.
The couple will make their home
In Eloy. Arls., where Mr. Lincoln Is
teaching school.
The bridegroom Is a former Med
ford residont.
O.5.C. Plans for
Dads9 Club Visit
Oregon Stnt College The Dads'
club of Oregon State college has
announced November ft and 0 as
the official week end thla year for
their vlsltnilon of the enmpus and
the annual meeting. Officers of the
club deliberately chow a time when
there would be no football gnme. aa
they want to have more opportu
nity to visit other features of enm
pus life, says Dr. Paul E. Dut'on
of Portland, president of the club.
Aside from the opportunity to
visit sll parts of the campus, the
tentative program llt number of
Inter-class events for freshmen and
sophomores to furnish entertain
ment. An annual banquet in the
Memorial Union building will be
held, as will numerous orgnlratlon
affairs, arranged for smaller groups.
Masonic Dancing
Party November 1
Masonic Dancing club committee
announces that the next dancing
party, of a series of six, will be
given Tuesday evening. November 1,
In the ballroom of the Masonic
Temple.
Dancing will be from 0:30 to 13:30
o'clock and a buffet supper will be
served at 11 o'clock.
Committee members will be an
nounced at a later date.
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Mrs. Gilmore In New York
Calls On George Andrews
George Andrews, former Medford
resident who haa been studying sing
ing In New York, hopes to return
soon to his old home town to glv a
recital, It was stated In a letter re
ceived yesterday from Mrs. William
8. Gilmore of 713 West 4th street.
Mrs. Gilmore, who has been sight
seeing In New York, met Mr. An
drews recently when she was being
conducted through the NBC studios
In Radio City. Her guide took her
to see Mr. Andrews when he learned
Ahe was from Medford, she wrote to
the Mall Tribune. Mr. Andrews, a
baritone who cornea from a long line
of singers and musicians, Is employed
In the NBC library. He has broad
Mohrs Hosts for
Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Emll H. Mohr were
hosts Wednesday evening for a de
lightful dinner party at the Hotel
Medford. ;
Following dinner, the Mohrs took
their guests to the Chateau where
dancing was enjoyed for the remain
der of the evening.
Present at the affair were: Mr. and
Mrs. William Cunlngham, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilton White, Mr. and Mrs.
George Robertson, Lieut, and Mrs.
Pred Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Arm
strong and Mr, and Mrs. Russell
Davis.
Kidds Entertain
Bridge Club Group
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kldd were
host Wednesday evening for a dinner
party at the Hotel Medford.
Guests Included the 13 members
of a bridge club and their husbands
Twenty-four were present st the
pleasant event.
Following dinner, the group went to
the Kldd home on Crown Hill where
bridge was played during the remain
der of the evening. Mrs Earl B.
Day and Dr. William P. Holt were
awarded prlrca for high scores.
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Stevens of Carglll Court.
Mr. Andrews haa been forging
ahead rapidly In his profession, Mrs.
Gilmore wrote, and his future ap
pears bright. He and his mother arc
well and remember Medford fondly,
she said. Both are looking forward
to their visit here, she added. They
sent greetings to their friends here.
Medford pears are now prominent
on the New York market, Mrs. Gil
more wrote. She noted several well
known Medford brands on the city's
retail stands, Boacs were selling at
three for a dime and Bartletts at
five for a dime, she stated.
Mrs. Andrews Host
At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. C. H. Andrews was hostess
Friday afternoon for a very enjoyable
party at the Hotel Medford.
Twenty-five guests were present at
the luncheon and bridge affair. A
center table was attractively appoint
ed with a centerpiece fruit bowl and
orange candles. The autumn motif
was also carried out In the Individual
tables which were decornted with yel
low marigolds and matching bridge
tallya.
Mrs. Charles R. Gsll and Mrs. Dolph
Phtppa received prizes In the bridge
play.
St. Mark's Group
To Meet Tuesday
The women's auxiliary of St. Mark's
Episcopal church will meet at the
home of Mrs. L. E. Williams. 320
South Peach street at 3:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Christian Endeavor
Will Meet Tonight
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will hsld a pre
rally meeting tonUht at 6:30 o'clock
In preparation for the southern Ore
gon league session on Saturday and
Sunday. October 39 and 30. Refresh
ments will be served at the meeting
Those not having transportation
means are to phone 1378-J or 1P4-J-3,
Furs of Distinction
Army Dancing Party
Anticipated Event
For Friday Evening
An outstanding event of Medford'
social season will take place Friday
evening, October 36th, at the Hotel
Medford when the Officers club of
the Medford Civilian Conservation
corps will entertain with a dancing
party.
The affair will compliment Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Harvey H. Fletcher,
recent arrivals In this city. Colonel
Fletcher is commander of the Med
ford CCC district.
The following committees are la.
charge of the Invitational dancing
party: Reception, Capt. William C.
Ryan and Capt. Herman J. Melrlng;
refreshment, Capt. James R. Cham
bliss Jr., Lieut. Clarence L. Shewal
ter and Lieut. Maurice W. Harris;
floor committee, Capt. William W
Cone, Capt William H. Drlscoll and
Capt. Phllo D. Smith; music, Capt.
Ernest J. B rugger and Lieut. Fred
W. Greene.
'Composers Evening9,
in Ashland of
Interest to Many
Those Interested In compositions
of local composers will have the
qpportunlty of hearing several num
bers of Lucie Landen when the Ash
land Music club presents Its "Com
posers Evening." Monday evening at
8 o'clock.
Mlas Landen. faculty member of
the Southern Oregon Normal school,
has studied composition with Hunter
Johnson and Dr. Otto Stahl at the
University of Michigan where she
received her master's degree. She
also studied with Dr. Hugo Grimm
of the Cincinnati Conservatory, and
Bernard Wagenaar of the Jullliard
school In New York.
Miss Landen has appeared In per
formances In several states, having
been featured by the Chelan. Waah.,
Music club and Lauren Sykes, Port
land organist. She Is a member of
the Oregon Society of Composers and
the National Association of Ameri
can Composers and Conductors.
The event tomorrow evening will
be held In the Civic clubhouse In
Lithla park.
The following numbers will be pre
sented: Women's Trio Sunset and Serenade
sanctuary Jeanne Joy, Hope Rein-
bold, Doris Corey.
Dorothy Stahlman. accompanist.
Soprano Solo Moods (mas.)
- Jeanne Joy
ooit Magic (mss.)
Word by Owen BarnhUI Schuernian
String Quartette Scherzo (mss.)
Autumn (mss.)
Harvey Woods, J. o. Anderson.
R. H. Cooke, Chester Woods.
D.A. V. Auxiliary
Card Party in C. P.
The D. A. V. auxiliary held its
annual card ns.rt.ir in ti r.ihM.
auditorium In Grant Pom Timcri.v
j evening with seven tables of bridge
using piayea. Mrs. uora Tingle y of
Medford, auxiliary commander, at
tended the event with a group as
they stopped In on their return to
Medford from Rose burg. The hsll
was necoraieu m autumn leaves.
It was announced at the session
that Mrs. Mollie Dover, auxiliary
depsrtment commander . and Tom
Kerrlgsn, D. A. V. department com
mander. WOtlM male smi h
southern Oregon In November. It
was suggested thst they visit Med
ford or Grants Psxr nn Nnvtmhar a
or 5 when both cities hold their
annual forget-me-not sale.
Grads Teachers
To Convene
The monthly meeting of the grade
teachers Association will be held at
the Girl's Com unity clubhouse Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Gore's Pupils
To Present Recital
The plsno pupils of Mrs. E. E. Oore
will apear In recital next week. The
time and place of which will be an
nounced Monday.
This will be the pupils first re
cital of the season.
Electa Sorlsl
Club To Meet
Mrs. John Grltch will be hostess
to the Electa Soclsl club at her
home, 108 South Holly street, Fri
day afternoon. Dessert luncheon will
be served at 1 o'clock, after which
cards will be played. Mrs. Bess Tut-
tie and Mrs. Anna Kesrney are as-
flstsnt hostesses for the afternoon
All non-afflllate members of the
O. E. S. are cordially Invited to
attend these meetings, which are
held every fourth Friday in the
month.
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Recent Bride Feted
at Party Shower
Thursday Evening
Mrs. Homer Conger was hostess on
Thursday evening at her home on
the Old Stake road, for a delightful
miscellaneous shower party compli
menting Mrs. Russell Ayres, nee Miss
Roma McReynolds.
Autumn flowers formed the deco
rative note about the rooms. Games
were enjoyed throughout the even
ing and the honoree was the recipi
ent of many lovely gifts.
Those hidden to the party were:
Mrs. Orvllle Shores, Miss Frances
Howard. Mrs. Earl Blgelow, Mrs. J.
R. Purcell, Mrs. dene Hooper. Mrs.
Rupert Snyder, Mrs. H. C. Goldsmith,
Mrs. Ward McReynolds. Mrs. Irene
Merrlmsn. Mrs. Wlllard Sloper, Mrs.
Richard Crowe, Miss Helen Snyder,
Miss Chloe Zllenburg, Miss Jusnlta
Rector, Miss Dorothy Eads, Miss
Gladys Hunt and Henrietta Hugger.
Great Homecoming
Predicted for
Oregon University
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON", EU
GENE. Oct. 32. Prellmlnsrv nlanfi
for what students and alumni al
ready DrediCt Will ha th urpntMt
homecoming in the history of the
wmverauy oi uregon were Degun
here this week. It was announced
by Harry Weston, Portland, student
body president.
Weston hss appointed Dick Wat
son of Medford as general chairman
for the event, which will take place
November 4. 5 and a. Th. tradi
tional dance, bonfire, football game
and dinners will all be Included
this yesr but new and different
Ideas of nresentatfnn win w n,ti
out, Wstson stated.
Many Medford residents are antic
ipating the homecomlnir wir .nn
and It Is expected that a large
crowd will attend from here.
Group Week-ends
In Klamath Falls
A group of Medford football fans
attended the Oregon rooks-Unlverslty
of Oregon frosh game In Klamath
Falls last evening and then were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart,
former Medford residents at a dinner
party at their home in Klamath Falls.
The party planned to return to this
city today.
The folowlng couples participated
In the out-of-town events: Mr. and
Mrs. J. Frank Relnhart, Rr. and .Mrs.
Edwin R. Durno. Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Fluhrer. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Pelrce, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Norrls. Dr. and Mrs. B.
L. Lageson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Porter.
Birthday Party
For D.A.V: Members
The D. A. V. auxiliary will con
vene In the armory at 8 p. m. Tues
day. Time will be allowed for & meet
ing of the Forget-Me-Not workers.
Final plans will be completed for
the bazaar which Is being sponsored
by tho auxiliary.
Following the business session the
semi-annual birthday party will e
held In the dining room. All auxiliary
membera having birthdays since April
30 will be honored guests.
The committee In charge of the
party Includes Mesdames Ness, Drum
mond, Hickman and Wolf.
nihle Class Has
Enjoyable Meet
Miss May phlpps entertained the
Womans' Bible claw of the First M.
E. Sunday school Thursday afternoon
at her home on East Main street.
Folowlng a brief business session the
afternoon was spent In quilt making
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess.
W. C. T. V. Conrenes
Thursday Afternoon
The W. C. T. U. will convene
Thursdsy Afternoon at 3 o'clock In
the parlors of the First M. E. church.
The Rev. Joseph Knotta will give a
talk on the coming election. The Rev.
Nohle Stutsman, pastor of the Breth
ren church in Grants Pass and Mrs.
Stutsman will give their Impressions
of the state W. C. T. U. convention
In Eugene. Mrs. Minnie Bryant will
also report on the convention.
Special music has been arranged
for the program and Mrs. Lucretln
Whlllock has charge of devotions.
If You Like That HOME-MADE
TASTE In Bread ASK FOR
It's Well Done Too!
A Oak Board With Suggestions
For Games Given With Every
GOBLIN CAKE
MODEL BAKERY
Lucie Landen
ail in jijisnsipaM
Lucie Landen. composer and mem
ber of the Southern Oregon Normal
school faculty, whose numbers will
be presented In "Composers Even
ing." Monday evening In Ashland.
Eastern Star
Dinner Party
Thursday Evening
The regular meeting of O.E.S. will
be held Thursday evening In the Ma
sonic Temple. This will be "Past Ma
tron and Past Patron" night and the
October social committee combined
with the November social committee
are arranging a covered dish dinner
to take place at 6:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian Woodford Is chairman
of the October committee.
Committee members for October
are: Mr. end Mrs. . A. Perry, Dr. B.
R, Elliot, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson. Mrs. Eliza
bet Young, Mrs. Lucy Elwood, Hat
tie Alden. Florence Butler, Kate Mc
Murtry, Eva Younger. Kate Young,
Lillian Woodford, Julie Canfleld, Sa
die Frazee. Angle Bay, Lilllam Ray,
Mary Webber, Rene Hubbard, Mrs.
Hardy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray.
The November committee consists of
the following: Hazel Rountree, Mr.
end Mrs. John Perl, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rynning, Eula Janouch. Mr. end
I Mrs. William Young. Josephine Clark,
Minnie Meeker, Blanche Powell. Mary
I Fowler, Ruth Dodson, Effle Adams,
Ralph Dlppel, Leta Stewart, Edna
Overmyer, Mrs. Milton Metoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Aubrey Norrls, Maude
Maausdam and Mrs. C. E. Kunz.
Any members having extra Jelly,
Jam or pickles will be gratefully ac
cepted by the committees.
P.T.A. Activities
Jackson School Parent and Teach
ers Association held its Oct. meeting
in one of the new rooms at the
school on Friday Oct. 21.
Mrs. Albert Rolllnson. president,
presided over the business meeting,
then turned the meeting over to the
program chairman, Mrs. Ray Harrison
snd the two assisting teachers, Mr.
Murray and Miss Henderson. Miss
Carln Degermark gave a most inter
esting and educational discussion on
rsdlo program In the home. She also
described In detail Radio City in New
York where she spent the past two
months.
Miss Floy Young and a quintet from
the high school entertained. Those
slneln? were Bill Vawter. Wilson
Church. Don Hathaway, Raymond
Ross and Bill Taylor with Dorothy
Wilder at the piano. They sang "In
the Garden of Tomorrow" and "Blow
the Mnn Down."
Our next meettn will be Nov. IB
and will be especially for "Daddy."
Refreshments will be served by the
mothers of the fifth grade rooms.
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Family Reunion
Honors Birthday
of Mr. W hillock
A family gathering and celebration
was enjoyed Wednesday evening at
the Knights of Pythias hall when
the birthday of A. J. Whlllock was
observed. Also celebrated was the
arrival of Mr. Whlllock's son, M. F.
Whlllock and family and his dsughter,
Harriet Whlllock. all from Florida.
The group will visit here for several
weeks with A. J. whlllock who will
return to Florida with them to
make his home.
Dinner waa served and a number of
handsome gifts were presented to
Mr. Whlllock by members of his fsm-
y.
Present at the affair were; Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Whlllock and daughter,
Nancy Lee, Mrs. C. W. Whlllock. Mr.
and Mrs. O. A. Whlllock, Edith Lee.
and Alpha Bell Whlllock. Mrs. Jesse
Mabry. Mrs. Jack Hemstreet, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Evans and Betty Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bateman and Wen
dell, Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards.
Georgia Edwards. Mrs. Jack Walker,
Mr. and Mra. Oral Edwards. Evelyn,
Nlta, Cathleen and George Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Franklin, Doyle
Franklin. Harriett Whlllock, Mr. and
Mrs. Nlel Franklin and Barbara. Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Franklin and Marlya
and Duane. Mrs. Leta Furry. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Hawkins and Claudle and
Robert. Mrs. Lucretla Whlllock and
Floyd Jr. and Howard. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Gifford, . and Florence, C. H,
Elson, Chloe Ellen Elson. Roland
Paum. Robert Elson. Mr. snd Mrs.
John Elson and David and James and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Holloway.
Calendar
Monday
1:00 p. m. Klwanlan Dames, home
Mrs. Otto J. Frohnmayer, Spring
street.
8:00 p.m. Zonta club, studio Effle
Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street. Board
meeting, 7:15 p. m.
8:00 p. m. Southern Oregon Concert
association, Baldwin Piano shoppe.
Tuesday
1:30 p.m. Baptist auxiliary, home
Mrs. Everett Finley, Ross lane.
2:30 p. m. St. Mark's auxiliary,
home Mis. L. E. Williams, 020 South
Peach street,
8:00 p. m. D. A. V. and auxiliary,
armory.
Wednesday
1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, horns
Irene 8hlrley, 243 Beatty street.
1 :30 p. m. Get-Together club, Eagle
hall, 42 North Front street.
Thursday
1:80 p. m. Building Bridge club,
home Mrs. J. R. Marshall, 1130 West
10th street.
2:00 p. m. W. C. T. U M. E.
church parlors.
6:30 p. m. Eastern Star dinner,
Mnsonic Temple.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club, home
Mrs. George Parker, 26 Portland ave
nue. Friday
1 :00 p. m. Electa Soclsl club, horns
Mrs. John Grltch, 108 South Holly
street.
Wednesday Study
Club Had Meet
The Wednesday Study club had a
very Interesting session October 18,
when Mrs. N. T. Hodgea reviewed
Cesar Searchinger's "Hello, America.
an account of early transatlantto
broadcasting.
Dr. R. P. Mortensen, guest speaker,
told of his travels in Europe In 1936,
referring especially to Germany and
Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. A. J. Hanby presided at tha
session and expressed the club's re
grets that Mrs. W. E. Crews, whose
attendance record has been perfect,
was unable to be present at the
meeting.
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