The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

14, 1938 THE (WiS.) DAILY NfcWS PACK 8 NEWS CLUB NOTES Wednesday, bee. 14. Betty Alden society, Christmas party, 6:30 p. Congregational church. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, 8 p.

council rooms, city hall. W. C. T. 2:30 p.

with Mrs. B. Carter, 710 Wabash street. Eagles, 8 p. Eagles' club.

Wesleyah Christmas party, 6:30 p. Methodist Episcopal church. Holy Communion, 7:15 p. St. Augustine's Episcopal church.

Philathian circle, 7:30 p. Im- jj.manuel Lutheran church. Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. Trinity Lutheran church. Senior Bible class, 7:30 p.

Zion Ev. Lutheran church. Pelican Woman's club, 2:30 p. with Mrs. William Bergner.

League of Catholic Women, 8 p. -Knights of Columbus hall. Thursday, Dec. 15. Townserid club, 8 p.

council room, city halt. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid, 2:30 p. with Mrs. John Swedberg. Thayer street.

Holy Communion, 9 a. St. Augustine's Episcopal church. Prayer service, 8 p. First tist church.

Trinity Lutheran Mission society, 2:30 p. with Mrs. Henry Lee. Adult instruction, 7:30 p. Trinity Lutheran church.

Junior choir. 4 p. Senior choir, Zion Ev. Lutheran church. Christmas party, 4 to 7 p.

Odd Fellows' hall. Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. Congregational church. Entertains. Mrs.

John Swedberg, Thayer street, will entertain the Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon with a business meeting, followed by a social hour. GLORIFYING YOURSELF Club May GOODFELLOWS Hospital Fund FUND SLUMPS Donation to Maternity Ward to Be Considered by Jun- ior Woman's Possible donation of a substantial sum to the maternity ward of St. Mary's hospital, to be used at the discretion of the hospital author- ties and the doctors of the Oneida County Medical society, was an- lounced today by Miss Lisbeth ECretloW, president of the Junior Woman's club, and Mrs. Charles 3rimes, chairman of the Charity ball. This donation would be in addition to providing funds for the free baby clinic and cod liver oil for needy children.

Mrs. Grimes announced that an error was made in the amount of money cleared on the dance and the donations for charity. The sum of $502.92 was made, instead of $467.37, as previously announced. Mrs. Grimes also thanked Mrs.

Richard Wittenkamp for her services on decorations for the dance hall. This is the fourth year Mrs. Wittenkamp has done this work for charity. Final disposition of the fund for the hospital will be voted at the January meeting of the club. Personals Mrs.

A. Stecher, 518 West Phillip street, is in Milwaukee. Mr. Slecher will leave the last of the week for Milwaukee until after the holidays. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Morrison left this morning for Grand Rapids, to visit Mrs. Morrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett.

They will return after the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson, Tomahawk, and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Hanson, Spirit Palls, were shoppers in Rhinelander today. Harold Lawson and his daughter, Myra, returned this morning to Wausau after a week's stay here with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Total Today Below Amount Collected by Same Date Last Year, Report.

Slightly below last year's total for the same date, the Goodfellows fund today continued its "slump" with only $24 in donations being reported. The total today was $336.25, according to Treasurer Norman Korth, compared to $340 a year ago. Included in today's contributions was a contribution of $11.50 from employes the Nicolet national forest headquarters here. Up to 2 p. Treasurer Korth said, the fund showed: Previously reported $312.25 State conservation department employes 3.50 Nicolet national forest office employes 11.50 William Morton 1.00 Robert Hutchinson 1.00 Girl 'Reserves club (of Senior high 3.00 A friend 1.50 Addition to state highway division employes' fund 2.50 Total $336.25 Contributions to the fund, which is used solely for the purpose of distributing baskets of food to needy families in Rhinelander and immediate vicinity, will be ceived by The News office and both Rhinelander banks.

Townsend Club Hds Meeting Tomorrow An important meeting of the Rhinelander, Townsend club will be held at 8 o'cliock Thursday evening in the council rooms of the city hall. The meeting will be lowed by a card party. Each woman is asked to bring a lunch for two people. Coffee will be served by. the club.

The public is invited. I JOAN VALERIE HAS STAR ROLE YULE WORKERS NEED NUMBERS Must Have Social Security Account Number for Holiday Season Jobs. Every person without a social security account number who expects to find employment during the holiday season should secure one immediately. "Many employers arc reluctant to hire full or part-time workers who do not have account numbers," G. W.

Spencer, acting manager of the social security board field office in Wausau. stated. "Employers must report each worker's account number when the social security tax returns are made to the collector of internal revenue." He explained that the social i curity board sets up an, individual wage record, identified by a social Former Rhinelander Girl Featured for First Time Road for a long time has had a higher level of tenancy than most sections of the country. Data on tenancy in Wisconsin, as revealed by the state censuses of 1805 and 1935, have been analyzed under the direction of George Wehrwein and G. W.

Hill, of the Univer- counties have a tenancy percentage of less than 10 per cent. Other northern counties in the same classification as Oneida are: Forest. Lincoln, Langlade, Marinette and Oconto. Counties with a tenancy of less than 10 per cent, besides Vilas and Price, are: Florence, Taylor, Marathon in. Making her first appearance in a starring role, Joan Valerie, better known to Rhinelander residents as Helen Vlahakis, is featured in "Road Demon," a 20th-Century-Fox picture which will be shown at the State theater tonight, tomorrow and Friday.

In "Road Demon" Miss Valeric ap- peors with Henry Arthur. Henry Armetta and Tom Beck. The picture is called a tale of an avenging death driver." When she first started in motion pictures, the former Rhinelander girl appeared under the name of Helen Valkis. About a year ago she changed her name to Joan Valeric and began working for 20th-Con- tury-Fox. Miss Valeric has appeared in many pictures, but "Road Demon" is her first as a star.

She is the aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael lahakis, 616 Dorr avenue. "Road Demon" is being shown as double feature, the other picture the program being "Five of a tind," with the Diontje quintuplets. sity of Wisconsin, in an attempt to learn some of the causes for a high percentage of tenancy.

Oneida. county farm tenancy is i consin is small compared with sur- between 10 and 19 per cent, the rounding states, but there has been study shows, while Vilas and Price I a gradual increase in the number Iron, Ashland, and Shawano. The proportion of tenancy in Wis. of tenant operators since the first census report on tenancy in 1880. In 1880, only nine per cent of Wisconsin farmers were tenants.

GOLD IN SEWER. EAST ST. LOUIS, 111., Dec. 14 struck gold in a storm sewer. Ruby Carrell told them she coughed so hard her $85 gold tooth popped out and fell down the drain.

The amateur prospectors found it in half an hour. NEWS PARAGRAPHS Grover Danfleld and her son, Richard, are confined to their home because of illness. Pays Fine Victor Ccbula of sions of the social security act. security account number, for each wage earner in covered employr ment. The wages he receives for any work performed in such employment are credited by the board to the worker's wage record.

This wage record forms the basis upon which is determined the amount of benefit payable to the worker under the old-age insurance provi By ALICIA HART NBA Service Staff Writer. To the line about men seldom making passes at girls who wear glasses we'd like to add, hoping Dorothy Parker won't mind, "unless they wear glasses that suit their faces as well as hats and makeup that are exactly right." No smart be-spectacled woman will, for example, wear hats with a brim so wide that it casts heavy shadows across the glasses. Neither will she wear a lavishly trimmed one which draws all eyes to her head and, consequently, to the glasses. She'll put her rouge fairly high, and, of course, apply it ever so sparingly. She'll use lipstick lavishly, eschew dangling earrings, try.

to figure out a coiffure which is severe but at the same time not fussy. It's possible, as your eye special- 1 is, I will tell you, to get glasses that harmonize with the general contour of your face and with bows that match exactly your natural skin tones. If you have been told to wear them all the time, better have pairs for evening and dress-up as well as for daytime. Once you have your glasses, rc- o. solve once and for all to be as per' fectly groomed as possible.

Don't try to make a wave do just one more day when you know very well that it's time to go to the hairdresser. Keep collars and cuffs, gloves and hats spic and span, Wear neatly but not mannishly tailored clothes. don't go in for fluffy, girl effects, no matter how much you like them. Ribbons and bows dirndls are as unappropriatc as severe, man-tailored suits or straight, all-black shirtwaist dresses, unrelieved with a touch of col- or or bright jewelry. South Side, Central Circles Are to Meet The South Side circle of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.

Offi- Jk' cers will be elected and all members are urged to attend. A covered luncheon will be North Side Circle Aid to Give Luncheon Rhinelander, charged with operating a truck without proper authority, pleaded guilty before Judge Frank P. Regner in Marathon county court at Wausau yesterday. He was fined $25 and costs, a total of $31.28, which he paid. Cebula was arrested by O.

S. Rynning, inspector for the public service commission. The North Side circle oC the Methodist Episcopal church will serve a public luncheon Friday afternoon, Dec. 16, in the church parlors. Serving will begin at 4 o'clock, i The public is invited.

If the old men did not land on their feet the Nazis shot refugee in New York describing German concentration camp. "It is important that every worker in covered employment have one number only for his wage account," Spencer said. "Those workers who have lost their account number cards should apply for duplicates at once." Application forms for account numbers and for duplicate cards may be secured at any post ofce, or at the Wausau social security board field office, located at 208Vfe Washington street. Yule Party Thursday At Odd Fellows Hall Children of members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs be guests at a Christmas party Thursday afternoon in 'the Odd Fellows' hall. There will be a Christmas tree, gifts and refreshments.

The party will be held from 4 until 7 o'clock. See Us About Refinancing Your Car Rhinelander Finance Corp. Our New Location to Postofficc Next THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAT YOU CAN GIVE A FRIEND OR LOVED ONE THAN "The Gift of Good Vision" Stop in and sec us about our "Glasses As A Gift Plan" H. A. Fluegge Optometrist.

Office in Hanson's Jeweler Phone 503-W AN IDEAL GIFT SUGGESTION FOR HIM-- Central Circle Friday. Mrs. Louis Moore, 27 North Oneida avenue, will entertain the Central circle at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon -at her home. Everett Pepper Will Lead Young People Kverell Penncr was chosen president of the Young People's society of the Congregational church at a meeting held in the church. Officers will preside until Easter.

Other officers elected were: Vice president, Lorraine Boelter; secretary-treasurer, Virginia Neitzkc; leader of Sunday school assembly. Robert Pepper; and pianist, Bruce Markstrom. WOODLAND CALF IN FOREST BROWNS A handsome group of soft, pliant slow-tanned leathers that fit perfectly into a man's Fall picture. Just right in shade, weight and texture, to stand the strain of hard usage and still retain their attractive appearance. Made over excellent-fitting, styleful lasts.

2OO PAIR LADIES' AND GROWING GIRLS' DISCOUNTED SHOES FARM TENANCY 18W WC8I1TY Between 10 and 19 Per Cent of Farms Operated by Tenants, Report. The past generation brought an ncreasc in tenancy in every part of Wisconsin. In 1905 the state average was 13.5 per cent, and in 1935 it was 20.6 per cent. Throughout the whole period the percentage was highest in the southwestern part of the state nearest the corn area which PAIR Straps, Tics, Wedsees, Sandals and Pumps Montgomery 105-111 3. Brown St.

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