KLAMATH NEWS
Sunday,' October' 17. 1ft2fl
Page Three
OCIETY NEWS
MIIH. ItllOIIF.IIAMKL
IIOVOItKI) WKIiNKHDAV
Complimenting Mm. Lyls Rhode
humid, Mm. Kred Hrhallnrk enter
tained Informally on Wednesday af
tnrnuun ut Llnklian Tea ruomii
at luncheon.
.MIIH. STEWART 1H
KTKRTAINKI 1IK.RE
BUSINESS WOMEN
ttcatj crrnnv pdau
nciv oiuni tflura 0n of Ih. moot feted visitor
TEACHERS MONDAY t fan aon m Kiamatn ran.
In Mr. Charles P. Stewart of llol-
; imuTUS"
.ESKNTEI) IN
KLAMATH FALLS
I lovely, whimsical manner
llnrrlr, Ih author of
ills," lb llliing comedy
mli'd ly Mnrt.nl Olaen
A the Pin Tree theatre
liny and Krlday evenings,
1 Kliilnnlh KulU Willi th
y fiinliiNl ! piny nf ihrce
llrutua," tho famous liar
la olio of I ha flneat In
presented In Klamulli
lltniHta atuge. A Kriiup of
I had been rhoaen cure-
, their inrla.
iOCIICTY CALKNHAR
I'.
MONDAY, OiTOIIKR IH
I'lifveraliy Women, dinner at
l.lnkhaven.
Mualc Department, l.llirury club.
TI'KKIIAV, OCTOIIKR III
K II. with Mm. Fred I'liliirmui.
M KKNKHIIAV, Orlulier 'JO
A. N. W. rlu I) Willi Mr. Unfits
Moore.
litlliAV. IMTOIIK.R B'J
Klk apron and overall dunce.
I'un nl Teacher uaaorlallnu, Falr-
Vll'W 'scllcd.
j MUSIC SECTION
I MEET MONDAY IN
('uliff.rnlM
UUKAKY KUUMS! Minn
An Interesting gathering, aurh an lywood, formerly of thta city, who
the Husluesa nnd Profeaallnal Wo-! la Ihe gueat of her many friends
Mr. Ithodchamel Iihh ln-mi vla-nil.n inve not enjoyed for aeveral while north on a combined busl
lllng for several duyx In Klamath : oionllia. waa given Monday nlllil nm and pleasure trip.
ran. rroin nnr noma in Oakland. at l.lnkhaven Tea, Itooma when, fob
Mra. Hrhallork. Mra.
In romiillmenL tn lira, fltewart.
lowing I ho dinner, the four school i i. u uith i-a i
lo Henry and Mra. Kmma Mllla teachers who drove from Klamath I .'.nl ' ' .,.,
i rf hitred lo Ih. valley will, Mra.! Kalla. Into Old Mexico. .long tlie ,t h Dome. Kail folia, and cut
leader of Khodehamcl Thursday when ah. ro- ' Grand Canyon, the Gulf of Mexico. I . i. ..a . .... ..
. ... . ............ lurneu auuin. to nanus, norm along tn Atlantic
Kalla l.lhrary club, announred Hat- Mra. Hchallnck' gueat at' lunch-'coast lo Iloaton. New York and
urdoy afternoon the program for , eon Included Mra. Rhodchamel. Mra. j then homo to Oreion by the north-
Mlaa Mir In in Mlirlln,
W. E.
MUM. MOMVLIt IH
IIOMTK.MS Till HMMY
Mra. II. K. Momyer entertained
on Thuraduy afternoon at her home
t, dear llruliia, la not In j for inemlirra of the F.wauna llnlxlila
plara, dlvlatnn of tho Mellioillat Aid of
uraclvaa, Hint w are till- :lh Molhodlal Kiilaropul i liurch.
Hk,1 j Tln women worked on dulnly
i . Khakeapniire. K'"a for I he holiday liaxaar In he
. held Hiiturrlay. l)ii'euilHr Ilia fourth.
it ai-l la In l.oha houae. . ,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,.,.....,,,,, ,h.laud The llrown lllrd Kliixlna. Hay
l.oh. with quirk, aprlnl-1 ........... A.d',n wood, Virginia Weat. vocal.
In the rliiinh roimia. and followluk
the lniliii- iiii'i'tliia a "myalery
. ..
! MIIH. I.AMM . HAH
I HATI'ltltAV I.I'M'IIKOV
Kor a few frfenda, Mra.
' l,annn entertained at luncheon Hat
I Urdu y afternoon1 at l.lnkhaven Tea
' rooma at one o'clock.
t'nvera were laid for Mra. Harry
I'oole, Mra. ('. 8. Currln. Mra.
I Hteve Habo Jr.. Mra. Harry Ackley,
era route dlactiaoed their trip.
Mlra Anna Ma.' Johnaton told
of the early part of Ih. trip and
the latter part waa told by Mlaa
Freda KJark. Mlaa Hazel Noble
Mra. Rmtth's irneata Included Mra.
Rtewart and Mra. E. M. Chllcole.
Mrs. Bert ('. Thomaa, Mri. Arthur
Wilson, Mra. Thomaa l-awrenoe of
Medford. Mrs. Mollle BeldinR, Mra.
Georke It. Lindley, Mra. L. I..
Truax, Mrs. K Ilia bet h Culbertson
and Mias Kllialtelh Culbertson of
a.en on ine oumorou. nappenina. j Jfc,rke,.y Mr,. w g. 8ougn ,nd
of the trip which were many. Th.,Mn Ko,0 c Crowibe(.k.
auto campa, on the route, were I
mentioned by Mlaa Itena doer and ! mikm IIK.I.KN" HIIIVK
many quesnpns were aaxea tn. giria j h fOMIM.IMKNTKI)
enilnit up
lot by I he
Ih. cartwaea
woiiiru. Ilia
lliclr arulcNoucncaa. b-.r
alluallnna. lll aicnllfl
Ken to ih. men ami in-
"Ih-ar llrutua" forma the'
if thi play.
lird act, and Ihe finale, i
ely unci tho piny, all In!
aa aitioolhly ua plays pro-1
Mil Ihe alliinllona I hut
'Hear llrutua." ran ever
imI om the Anicrlcnu etiiKe.
In Ada One nnd Throe!
hnrlh, Miirnnl Olai-n: Mrs.
,i'iira Thniclicr: Mr. Curdle. I
ny Koulacr: Mra. - I'urdlo. j
llowuliik. Mra. Chrla ll.irn-
atubli'. Mra. It. M. Smith. .Mra. W.
; II. Ilnrnea. Mra. T. II. Wealfull.
I Mra. II. K. Moniyer.
I
MUM. K.I, IS
iiim:ii ikintknh
t'ompllniciitlnx her mother, Mra.
Theodnro liana of Hun Franriaco.
Mra. K. M. lul entertained at dln-
he lultliil meelliik of the year. Mon- Kleunor Vaden and Mra. . 11.
duy aflenioou in the llhrury club iJaKxelt,
rooma al 1 .10 o'clock.
A paper will be read by Mrs.
II. V. Murdoch, How to I'nder
atund ami Appreclnlo MunIc.
Ilullerfly, (Irli'k, Mlaa l.ydla von
Merlin ladorf, lualrunicntul.
Hark! Hulk! The Ijirlt, Schubert,
nnu l near a inruan ai r.vo, i.a-j y
in ii ii, Mra. tllrnn Kent, vocal.
tuiae uriiianin, io(;. .-no. llMr,, KlIII110 M, MrM. Kr,,, Ht.nal,
Chopin, and Klitrte, (op. 26. No. ot-k. Mra. W. K. Lamm.
Ill Chopin, Murgurot Cuinmiiixa, In-
atrumrniul. IMVItltslTV VMIK.
llerreuae from Jocrlyn. II. (iodurd. , TO ll-:i.'T MOMIIV
I The American Aaaoclutlon of Unl-ent. Mra. Gertrude Glover
veroliy Women will hold their oeo-'cnarite of arrangements.
, ond meeting of Ih year Monday All friends of th. girls and pros-j nerved a charming luncheon.
Mil INK llllMI It 'evening at t:30 o'clock at Link- pective members are bidden to the! Th. guests who honored Miss
IIKAItlt IV MKItmitll haven Tea room A... Mrs. Avis Mt-: party where cards and music will j Bhlve included . the Miase Harriett
Valley realdenta were fnrliinulc j ( nniicll. who. la ill charge of Ih. ao-' be enjoyed. The time will b. an- Bratton, Henrietta Wright. Alice
in naving tne npporiuiiity lo near rial romiiilttee. haa promised, a spe-j nounced later Harvey. 1a Tabor. Shirley Earl-
J The following were present Mon- j ndaoii. Mariah Grime.. Alyse Hec
h ni,.hi- Ann. v.. inhminn I lr. Nocy Gammon, Gertrude Boyle.
by the business women
A Hallowe'en party will be en
joyed Monday evening. October the
twenty-fifth In th. library club
rooms, according to announcement
made by Mrs. Irma Dixon, -presl-
is in
In honor of ber daughter. Miss
Helen Bhlve. whoa, thirteenth birth
day occurred last Saturday, Mr.
Oscar Shrvp entertained for a group
of th. younger set at the Shlve
horn, on North Ninth street. -
Games wer. enjoyed until late
In the afternoon when Mrs. Shire
aia fur inlil-aiinimvr week. . ... ,. w, ,, rtrt.
fond act. lovellneaa III It- T,, lri.rli p,eeni at Ihe home
tl lb wood. Ihe myaler- . .... M,liv.,r Im-lluled Mra
fanlaallr wood, presented ,01.ki MrUi n. (i, Worlley. Mra., '"" Homer, famous ronlralln. c dinner for that evening.
nv llurno ran. Treea aroi ,. .. ,.iki. Ml. .; () .rd.lln concert Huiuruny evening in me Itnaervatlons ran lie made
Medford armory, and a number nl Mr,. Vera Houston Moser, or Jlliw
Kluninlll ralla men uud women Jon r- Virginia Weal.
neyed lo llm valley to attend llini Any college women in
Goer. Kllu Wllllts. Lucille Ijirkey.
Inn-ritv. I., . ... . , ...... .,,
'-"'"' ar Madame Homer. wll are , affiliated with the n. ItoaU M wZZ
i.lJi.7,r.rt"Iro"d;K?T7B"i,",,,,B" ,n:,,,l ,o aitr-lXiili
llnriUT Will l lit unl from K r I Th nrnirrarn mnim linn fnnaiuiintr . .
Frda KJark. Har-I Noble. Kniia "arRueme ioyi. nainerins or-
: noiii i Jinn Hoanvsin a it v n un v i-nii.
cote. Jean Heard, Helen (JreRory, l
It nth Mo.N'ealy and' Roha Harley. 1
(Am
1 1M
V w
1 .C. M
Ait, -four Xj torivn
MCCARTHY BLDO.
SEVENTH ST.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE
uiitl KI'O on Sundiiy evening
hvr twoniy-fotirth. and ihine who
roulfl not attfftd Ihe ro inert In Med
ford litHt iiIkIX, will nvall thm-
of thn radio -onrrt next
ic-li' . ' I n"Pnu- Martha Tpp. Kbba Hennett. Helen I
tl tn ; ,0. nroKrarn committee mnidHtlnic s Ik lM ha Xerri1 Cerlrude
Mr. Condti, Jonejih
i .
iht nil Thursday eveninic Ht h.r w ,H
ntlrui-ttvo homo on Third street. j week.
A r-nterlero of deep yellow
i-hrvntittf liKitinnia wii iimpiI at dinner
fin.ii... .i I i th,. "'ffir.w wr.i.-r.iMi
MISS IHFItN IS
uud yelhrw
arruiiKeiiient of the table.
K ran ne and Mm. Ievant I'eaHe. have
Hrhed tiled Home very entertaining
features at the regular monthly
meeting. They have an excellent
talk planned on the subject of re
forestation. I The study groups for the win
ter have organized and It la urgent
One of the preMlem parlies of iint the members dim u ha the most
ones;
lams; Mrs. "oado, Janet i..viri, luhl for Mr 1 1 nan.
lb wii k was Hist given Wednea- iieslruble evening for Ihe claases to
ib. Hurry It. Allen; Mntey Mr t,u liavenporl. Henry llol- dny ""i1 'h l'"mp ' Mr- meet. Mrs. Chark-a Wood Kberleln
ielaoti: Joanna Trout, liar-
vln.
Klmer lloaklnc. (
una. Lady Carolina Laney. I oy s-hml.lt. Mr.
IkI and Dbkle lul.
.
H. M II.SON IH
)IMHIKI AT IMHTV
I Kor Ih pleasure of Mrs. Terry
.Wilson,, a group of the younger
miitroiiH were bidden In un informal
lir.MM.WiK H.U.K HKI.D
AT niKII GAKAGK
Under the direction of the Meth
odist Ladies Aid. one of the most
successful rummage sales of the
season waa conducted.
Committees on location Included
Mrs. Mollle Deldlng, and Mrs. T.
It. Skillington.
Soliciting, Mrs. Young. Mrs. S.
' Inoii; Csrnlliiy, his
' rake.
,1 l.oh's Houae.
! II -The Wood
III - Sume aa Act I.
'Uclnl MlKliitl reiigrnlll
.i--"Mlguon" . -.
."Artlals Life"
la frnin "The
I"
rrh - "Capitol"
and
like.
racier In IIh WinmI
.rtiM. .-tiaroiii iiiaen; 1 ,H
.iM'arins ouiiguieri jaoei
The Hon. Mra. Kiln h Knl
ora Tliaictier; The I'tiiUn.
yron Kay Koulger; Jomina I
r. i.or....iy Aanma. '"".;,,.. Saturday veiling at Ih;
lonea: Tho Piper. Joseph J hnm, (f Mr, Hl.r, (.mik wh ,,,
liimsr Jamea Maty, Gor-, , , , k. , ,. Ih , , v
altlng.
Thoae nlio called to compliment
Mra. Wllnon Included Mrs. W. U.
Hnilaron. Mra. Kmmllt Thldeater,
Mra., Goldle . Miller, Mra. 'Oliver:
Williams. Mrs. Floyd Henrlol, Mr.
Jack Herahberber, Mrs. Vale llol
comb. Mra. Charlea llogue. Mra.
1'nill M. Noel and the Mlssea Huth j
Llndaay, Inea Jenklna, Connie Crya-t
ml, Mae Cryatul, Sybil llnmber. Klna
Jenaon, Jo I'pp. Addio Jenklna and
(he kueteaa, Mrs. Cook.
Mrs.- John Schubert
Itnmeby, low lo Mra.
Thomas
Htrauaa
Student
... Itomlierg
. Itupee-Ait
l-or-!""" -,,r"- ''eorge nienn in noniirlhna consented lo give a splendid i c. Harry. Mrs. E. C Utuckev. Mrs I
Mrs. ,he I'lrlhday of Ihelr daughter, courao In International ltelations ' k. M. Chllcoie and Mrs. H. E. '
Mlaa I'eurl lllehn. 'and already a number of persons j Peltz. I
I HrldK wns enjoyed during the ,aVe expressed their desire to en- Sale, Mrs. T. II. Skillington. Mr, i
r.rniuK ii.kii om "ina roll lor tlila course, other study George It. l.lndlev Mrs Will Lev-'
groups will comprla two distinctive j i,g,, Mrs. Carrie Maier, Mrs. Mat-!
rournea. one on contemporary flc-1 tie Ilurchett. Mr. L. K. Phelps, I
lion led by Mrs. Levant I'eaae. and j Mrs. II. G. Wortley. Mr. Kobln-I
on the alternate meeting, one in I son' and Mrs. Winters,
contemporary drama led by Mrs. j
Avla',.McConnell. "I . , 1 iAlAZAM.l C.lton '
Th course are open Mo anyonel'ICXIC HATl'RD.tV
The girls of the Mazama Camp
. r nr. group enjoyed a hike along
1 I li I the west side of Upper Klamath
and Martin ,
Herman is-
void and Marvin K. Lucas.
The guests included Mr. nnd Mrs.
Marvin Kr Lucas, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Schulieri, Mr. and Mrs. Herman GIs
vold. Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Avery, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacques J. hlelger. Mr. interested, whether a member
and Mra. Ilex l.aPrarle, Mr. nnd th. association., or not.
Mra, J. 1). Conway,: Dr. and: Mrs.- '
Paul M. Noel. Miss llessie , Tull
.MIIS. .MORIMII'K
Mon
dJ)ff,ii
ter-
DorcasJ circle
MIH Kruiires Humphrey, Mlaa Klna ( IMlltcAH ClltCLK
Jenaon, and Martin Itamsby. . Ken-' Mr. Myron G.
neth 8. Perry, Kdwld nrlsfoll.' I'lul tallied' membefs i
rosier. Ilnlie Green and I ho ho- at ber homeon Ninth street at
tea, Mlas lllehn. High on Thursday afternoon.' TtuVI
Wfimeri anent thn n fl.rnnnn uvlni
! for Ihe holiday bsiaar which the)lINSiKn PARTY AT
l-ake chaperoned- by their guardian,
Mrs. 1). M. Smith, Saturday after
noon. - .
There were fifteen In the party
and a sandwich luncheon waa en
Joyed at 4 o'clock.
r Tiviciiiiii
KT Kit III AY
Itereal lo members of Ihe
Teacher aaaocintlon of the
r achool, will be the first
: of Ihe year on Friday of-
ktictnbor twenty-second at
In the school house.
Itena Goers and Mlaa Freda
Kill relate their experiences
j on a trip lo New York,
Ihe United Stntes, during
G. A. Krause was hosteas
number before tbe first night ;
.ADIKK AUXILIARY
KNTMITAIN AT
in r.lt .iicii j Presbyterian AinlllarT'wIII conduct THK CI.l'R KXJOYKD
An Inlerrailng dinner party was ; )eeember third and fourth on Main A pheasant dinner, one of the
an event of Thursday evening when ,.,.. v . fir.t of th. ..... ... , .m
,
of Friday evening when a party
of the younger aet enjoyed ; the af
! fair at tbe Club Cafe. Covers were
I The regular meeting of the Ladies I laid for Miss Freda Klack. Miss
i Auxiliary of Herbert Applegale Anna Ma. Johnston. Miss Rena
wer. laid for Mr. and i Camp Xo. 14, was held Thursday r.(urj W I Tinilv nnri V CI
Mrs. Nelson Reed. Mm. Weston 1 evunlnt nt tho hnm rf Mr nniu.Pi I n-i t
......... -( Kllbourne, T. I'eariton lleuderson. .MrOonald. 1026 Jefferson street.
a aiirprlse tn rompllment to Mr. Ju. rxll(.K( Thallentyne Sturdl-i Mrs. W. K. Carter waa Initiated
V on. it a "mi ). ivnnt. and Mr nnd Mn KrniiiA t tn momlipnthln
ft ! Mrs.
Ill V Kit CIIMPI.IMKNTS , , ,
it. i.r.i..i in 1111 1 , nf "Dear llrulus" presented by thetMKKT THI'RSIIAY
"inner panr. prei,, .1. ua -, Moroul Olaen plnvera In the Pine
pninlmrnt. was enjoyed Wednesday . xre.
evening, wnen a group 01 irienns. ; rovers
hidden by Ihe Mrs. It. I. eland Couch
If you were
Robinson Crusoe
If you were alone with yourself really alone,
like Robinson Crusoe on his desert island how
long would you be able to interest yourself in
You? After all, it's the woman who knows
something about what's happening in Europe
and why, and can tell a "bill of lading" from a
"promissory note" that's most interesting to her
self and to others. And she's generally one who
has appreciated the value of laundry service in
cutting down her housework hours. . Finished
Service, the fully finished laundry service, has .
made her washday as easy as turning on the elec
tric lights.
Finished Service
Troy Laundry
Phone 656
Kfillnwln dinner, where Hal
t summer. All patron and w,.n favors were used, carda Mts, ,ma
Ol llie ai llifi'l are iiiv.ieu
Id the nllernoon.
lira of aUlll grade Ktudenta
Covers at dinner were laid for;nth
.Mr. nnn mra. k. m. iki, air. anil . Jonil i,m sr.. entertained In
Mra. II. W. Ilnthlnny. Mr. and Mrs. I r,,rmiillv nl ber hmne In shlnnlnc-
The next mealing
irvo during
lour.
the
meeting's
r.HH F.XJOY
.Kit PARTY
nu p of teachers of the Killin
gs city achoola, were rom
led on Friday evening with
ber parly l the homo of
ntel Noble. Mlas llenn Goers
jlaa Freda KJuck.
ildnight supper was served
gnosis and those that at
tho party Included Mlaa Mlt
ffln, Mlas Melvena Dllllng
laa Anna Mae Johnatln, Mlaa
arvls and the hostesses. Miss
Mis Goera and Mis KJuck.
C WARMING AT
;ilHON' IIOMK
new homo of Mr. nnd Mra.
Patterson on I'pham alreot.
Iven an enjoyable houae
ig on . Thursday evening by
ra of the Mellioillat church
'if which Mr. Patterson Is dir-
!
tity-flvo wcro present, Includ
Bv. nnd Mrs. Frank Weill
lid their diiughlcr, Mlsn Dor-
emmett, who hnve arrived In
ll Falls from Minnesota lo
p their new work In the
1st church of Klnnmlh Fulls.
Kit MIIH. HlflMIP
KOR CAI.IKORMA
nnd Mr, fed A. Rhoop,
llunka), loft early Sunduy
k for San Frnnclaco, where
111 spend a fortnight vlalt
lio hay city with frionds.
.
ii i.'h (ii ii.n
: ISM not HI'I
A. II. Morrison and Mrs.
Mnrlln were hosteaaes on
ny afternoon to niembora of
til's Guild In the Parish
fit thn church.
teas of tho church, during
t two weeks, was discussed
members. Tea wns served
llio nflernoon.
will be held October 28 and all !
tera. wlvea nml Hmi.hlnp. nt Hnnn.
were enjoyed with high score go- i;NTi:itTAIXH lali-Amerlcan War veteran, are ask
ing to Mrs. II. . Ilathlnny. low For MrH, Theodore linns of San ed to obtain application for mem
to Mlaa Irene Anderson. i Frnnrlsro. who la vlaltlnir in Klnm-! hn..i,in
riiiia or a lortntgnt, Mrs.
MRS. IIKKIIK IS
MKIIKORII VISITING
William Lorenx, Mlaa Ireuo Ander
aun. Mlas Murthn Cpp. tltto Lor
enx, Krnest McColltini, G. C. Lor
enx, Itoy Schmidt, and Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. Leland Conch.
ton t luncheon.
Mrs. Carl Ileehe, accompanied by
Covers were laid for Mrs. Unas, her attractive twin daughters. Dale
Mrs. Martin McAndrewa, Mrs. Marie i and Gall, are spending the week
Dnvenport, Mra. P. K. Ilnnnon nnd ' end In Medford viaiting with Mra.
Mrs. Unman Sr. Ilrebe's mother.
AI'XII.IAIIY OK
ST. PAIL'S MK.KTS
An Interest lug study club liaa.
been formed wilhln Ht. Paul's Kpls
copul t-hurcli iimnng the younger
mntriMts of the parish with meetings
fortnightly in the pariah house.
On Tnesdny evening Ihe subject
was Liberia, and Mrs. Holier Itad
cllffo waa In charge of the pro
gram nnd she rend nn Interesting
paper nn Libeilu which alio had
prepared.
Mrs. Jean Young, Mr. Krlc lin
ker, Mra. Irwin nnd Mr. J. Henry
Thomas nlan read paper on the
subject, discussing general phases
of the little negro republic In west
Africa. 1
Mra. Thomas' paper discussed
Mohammedanism nnd srrnphnoks ob
tained through the courtesy of Miss
Chnrlnllo llrown, pdurnllonnl serre-i
tnry of New York, showed colored
maps and pictures of tho Interest
ing country,
Tho next study club meeting will
be held In November with Alaska
ns th. subject. H. W. Ilathlnny.
who Is familiar with conditions In
Alaska, ha promised to apeak be
fore Ihe women.
On Tuesday evening. October 26,
m llnSSnwn'en nnrlv urlll ha nnlnvnH '
with th. women bidding guest to
tha affair in the parish house,
MIL AM) MRS. II.M.I,
RK.TI R.N I ROM NORTH
The ninny friends of Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. R. Hull aro welcoming their
return lo Klamnth Falls nfter an
absence of the past three week.
They spent the tlmo In Portland
and Ynlley cities.
"To Serve Humanity Better"
SERVICE
with ui, mcnn.s anticipating the needs
anil desires of our patrons so that they
need not concern themselves about, the
slightest detail beyond telling; us their
wishes.
"A Superior Service"
Which never costs more Often
I.OS9.
I'. -V:
EARL WHI TTaOCK
PHONE FUNERAL CO;6THj
301 South Seventh Street
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