The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 3

1 FURNAS ICE CREAM And ICES ARKENAU'S CRUG STORE SE NE Social Events Standerford Class The Standerford class was encertaised, at' the home of Mrs. L. 0 Friday night; with assis.ing bostesses, Mrs. Ona nelcine, Sirs. Verle Hershman.

and Mry Ernest Mitchell. TL. meeting was opened by the pr. Mrs. Nell Edgerlo and devotions were given by the Mrs.

Tude Richards. (rather. The lute part of the program WEE up with the business tefuLE it: charge of the presiFollowing che business SOL. remainder of the evwas -ujoyed in a social Five rumen of bingo were -toyed al.d prizes were :4 M.re Lowy Deakyne. Mable Jones.

Carl Neil Edgerle. F. of naming with the word love in 4:8 vol by Mrs. Pearl 156 close the erening Crib's refreshments wire served a marg- group. There were two fu! the -rening.

Mrs. Lula Lari: 2:0 Mrs. Conley. Misrionary Meeting. Misrionary Meeting.

1. Women's Home and Forsociety of the Methodie: churth met the Lone of Mre. Boyd Hinkle afirzoon with a good members and with evette present. The prestM.rE. Ice Kelly, had charge of meeting which was opened by "09 Christ the Solid Pork I Stand." Handle led the group in and tale was followed by long business session.

2 Georgia Soyder entertained Le group with a guitar selecLOL. H.rE. Kierstead talked on missionary sour which Rev. GE L. M.

Carty has just made in Souts Africa. She told the group abou: the many icteresting and people Rev. McCarty Med. Elsie Newton closed the Greeting with the benediction. Merry Matrons.

Tue Merry MatroD club will Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 the Lome of MrE. S. L. Ulrich :16 North Independence All members are cordially tr. ad to attend.

Goldsmith. Club. Jefferson township Home Exubemic club Goldsmith unit Tuesday afternoon, meet evening 6 2 Shredded Wheat, 21c TIPTON WAREHOUSE MARKET: June 10th, at the: Goldsmith" Methodist church basement o'clock, The hostesses for the afternoon will be the Mesdames Mae Wheatley. Maxine Teter, Gail Jordan, and Iretta Wimer. All members are asked to please note the change in meeting place and the hour 2 o'clock instead of 1:30 p.

m. The lescon subject will be "Control -of Pests." Windfall 0. E. S. At 3 regular stated meeting Forday night Windfall chapter No.

17 Order of the Eastern Star held a very impressive memorial service, paying tribute to the memory of Harvey Brown and Jane Vice, last charter member. deceased in the past The service was under the year. direction of the worthy matron. Doris Patterson. Immediately after words appropriate to the opening of Memorial services were given by the worthy matron, the marshal lighted white candles, placed on the altar in memory of each deceased member and gave an 0.

E. S. history of each. The chaplain then gave prayer followed by a memorial song by the trio, Mrs. Hugh McNew, Mrs.

Jack Sloan and Mrs. Glenn Barker, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Scudder. Led by the worthy matron, the five Star points and associate matron then presented a memor1al addendum. As each Point gave her brief memorial she place a fern at the base of the lighted candles on the altar, and las the associate matron presented her memorial she extinguished the lighted candles.

The 101st Psalm was given by the worthy patron and the service concluded with clarinet duet by Ruth Scudder and Marilyn Berger, daughters of members of the' order. As the flag of our country was presented In the East an impresgive ceremony paying tribute to the flag was given by the marthal, associate and worthy matron. In recognizance of Dad's Day, the worthy matron gave a poem, "Only A. Dad," in honor of the Eastern Star Dads, The following committee, Byrona Barker, Faith Wyrick, Freda Cage and Rose Butner served delicious refreshments to those present. The Initiatory work will be given at the next meeting.

June and all members are asked to attend and visitors are welcome. Art Association. The entire program committee of the literature, art and music division of the Tipton Art Association will meet Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William McGraw, West Washington street. All members are urged to be.

present. Business Women's Club. The Business and Professional Women's club will meet. Monday at the home of Mrs. Finley at 218 Walnut All members cordialinvited to attend.

Office stapling outfits, at $2.50 to $6.50. Tribune Press. tf AUCTION 40 Acres The undersigned will sell, without reserve, to the highest bidder DE the premises, known as the Thos. southeast: farm, of cased 11 miles southwest of Tipton, 6. Hamilton miles line, Kempton, 1 mile north of Tipton and county 34 miles west of 8, Road 31; on Thursday, June 12 AT 1.80 P.

M. Described Real Rotate, To wit: of the northeast quarter of Section Range east, consisting of 40 acres drained with, open ditch. 16 Small maple houser nice 240 We invite you to inMorts MOTHER DIED. Mother Ted Spaulding Died Friday at Her Aonie in' Ladoga. Mrs.

'Sidney Spaulding; age. 64, died Friday morning 'at her home in Ladoga, following a long illness with cancer: Her condition became critical two weeks ago and at that a SON, Ted Spaulding and wife of this city. visited with her. Friday morning he and Mrs. Spaulding left for Ladoga, having received word that the mother was much worse, but she passed away before their arrival.

Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock in the Catholic church at Ladoga and burial will be in. the cemetery there. The deceased had visited in Tipton on. several occasions. Her hushand died four years ago but there are 13 children surviving.

Miss Deloris Spaulding of this city went to Ladoga Saturday morning with her uncle, Curtis Spaulding and family of Detroit, stopped in Tipton. All will who remain until the funeral services are over. SOLDIER MURDERED. Body of Soldier Found Near Barracks Outside Honolulu. Honolulu, June body of a soldier found beaten to death in the bushes of HaleiPark near Schofeld Barracks wa last night was identified today as that of Robert A.

Scott, 21, of Ravenna, 0. Scott apparently had been dead a week. His head had been crushed to a rock. Agents of the FBI aided police in the investigation, HITLER CONFERENCE. Dictator Called King Boris for a Consultation, Berlin, June officnal news agency DNB reported tonight that Adolf Hitler today received King Boris of Bulgaria in the presence of Foreign Minister Joachim veon Ribbentrop at The conference with King Boris followed within 25 hours a meeting of Hitler and Ribbentrop with Ante Pavelic, chief of the new Croat state TO OKLAHOMA.

Lt. Lorenzo Thompson Will Be Flying Instructor at Camp. Lt. Lorenzo Thompson is visiting a week in Tipton with his mother, Mrs. Hattie Thompson of South Independence street and when his' leave of absence is up, he will go to the U.

flying school in Oklahoma where, he will be 'an instructor. Lt. Thompson graduated May 29 from the aviation school at Brooksfield, Texas. 0. E.

S. Reception. A reception will be given atPeru Saturday' evening at 8:00 for the Worthy Grand Matron of the d. E. Sistef Wolfe of Peru.

The Worthy Matron, Sister Betty Mettlen, officers, and members -of the Rosary chapter from Tipton will attend the reception. Next Tuesday evening Rosary chapter will hold a similar reception the Associate Grand Matron Sister. Ruth Morris in the Masonic hall. Visiting The Rev. and Mrs.

Martin Lankow of San Diego, Callfornia arid their two children; Donna. Beth and- Martha Ruth; are: visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George: Tenscher and family southeast of Tipton. Mrs.

Lankow. a niece: of Teuscher. Plum Groves Club. Plum Grove home nomics 3 club meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 with Gunning on 409 Oak There la to be mock and members are urgedito IS: GRADUATING! Laurence Wheatley: Kempton -Honor Man at Danville. June' 7.

Laurence: Wheatley of Kempton, will be; among the outstanding gradu-: ates of Central Normal- college at; the 65tb annual commencement exercises Friday morning, June: 13 at 10:00 o'clock. LAWRENCE WHEATLEY. While in Central Normal Mr. Wheatley was a member of Alpha Mu Kappa social fraternity, Sigma Phi Kappa Delta, honorary scholastic fraternity, Kappa Pi Beta, honorary journalistic fraternity, the Campus Crier staff, and editor of the college year book, the Centralian. He also will receive the award for the outstanding commerce student at the Central Normal college for honors convocation Tuesday June 10.

Dr. Clyde Wildman, presldent DePauw University and the Indiana association of independent and church related colleges, will deliver the commencement address. Library Notes American Legion Auxiliary Gift Book in Memory of Mrs. W. W.

Mount. Again the library is the, recipient of a gift book from the American Legion Auxiliary in memory of one of their deceased members, Mrs. W. W. Mount.

The book chosen for this purpose is "Clara Schumann: A Romantic by John W. Burk, historian and program annotator for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, No full length biography of Clara Schmuann has appeared in America, but Mr. Burk has remedied this neglect by the writing of a biography which is at once scholarly and a heartening human document. The author tells us that no woman in all history has contributed as much to her art as Clara Schumann. "She 1s the living symbol of the whole romantic movement in music." To supplement this biography the library has bought "Spring Symphony" by Eleanor Painter.

This is the story of: the romantic loves of Robert, and Clara Schumann; the title based on his Spring Symphony, written as a hymn of Thanksgiving during the first year of: their marriage. Miss Painter is an artist, and has sung in both serious and light opera. She has sung the 'parts. of. Madame, and Victor Herbert's Princess Pat, part: created for 'her.

These two books, should be placed on the summer reading list. You Must Vita A you can TRY a water heater NOW HOT GAS A for 60 days Automatic your home No. one. would think of buying a pair of shoes without first "trying on" several for fit and style and comfort. And no housewife would order a vacuum "sight unseen." That's why 1 we feel that you should have a chance to exercise if it fits your the same care and precaution in the purchase of an automatic GAS Water Heater.

if not we'll REMOVE the new equipment- You try it we'll prove it! Try our automatic GAS Water Heater for 60 days. We'll your equipment install it you put it to any test you. wish. If at the end RESTORE old of 60 days you say "take it out" we'll remove it, restore your your equipment, and refund, your $2.50 down REFUND down payment payment and monthly and small monthly payments. We'll stand the risk, for we installments know that once you try it will be unwilling to part with it.

you SERVICE COMPANY urer of the W. S. C. S. gave a short talk.

on the new work of the W. S. c. S. and Mrs.

W. J. Pritch, district. corresponding secretary, also gave a short talk. Mrs.

Clarence Smith read a group poems, on "Happiness." Mrs. Chas. Kirkendall and Mrs. sang a duet number, "Now The Day is Over" followed by the latter. saying a closing prayer.

Mrg. Kirkendall then sang "Love 'Sends a Little of Roses" with her daughter accompanying at the piano. At the close of: the song she presented the roses sac was. holding, which contained a gift 'of money, to Mrs. Sanders, as this was the last meeting Rev.

and Mrs. Sanders will be able to attend as they will, move next week to -New Castle: The hostess served delicious and cooling refreshments. to several members and guests of the Scircleville W. S. C.

Mrs. Frederick' Gossard and. daughter, of Indianapolis, came. Wednesday tor few days' visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl McCarthy and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Li E. Malott.

mo! tored to: New: Palestine Thurs day and were evening dinner. guests of Mr. and. Mrs: Harry, Waltz. Lawrence Wheatley, returned: Wednesday to Indianapolis following: a week's; vacation visiting with his parents, Mr.

and Mraa Frank Wheatley. Mr. sand Mra. Elmer Arvidaon: and children of Ofterbein, and Dane Stroup daughters were dinner guests Clarence Smith The Jolly OF INDIANA SESSION. A Few Items.

In Circuit 'Court Saturday. Judge Frank B. Russell discharged one administratior and appointed another in estate matters in'a short session of Circuit Court Saturday morning. 'Final reports were filed and approved in the estate of LeRoy Clark and Judge Russell discharged Grace M. administratrix, from further obligation.

In the of Lewis Z. Vandevender 'Harry 0. Henderson was appointed administrator at the request of the widow, Ethe Vandevender. Bond was' set at $2,000. DIED IN OKLAHOMA.

Mrs. Laura Innis Will Be in Cemetery. Funeral services for' Mrs. Laura. Innis, widow.

of the late Fabe Innis, or Tipton, will 'be held Monday afternoon in the Bethsalda cemetery. Mrs. Innis, according to word received by: friends here, died Friday in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where 'she lived with a son, Elder. The Rev. Hurd 'Allen Drake or the Kokomo Presbyterian church will conduct the Anal rites.

Marriage Licenses. The county clerk's office Issued a marriage license to Gerald Glen Stich, age 33, Munclel and Miss Evelyn, Susan, Clevenger ageS 130 East Armstrong street Friday The bride daughter of Mr. and Clevenger, Kokomo. granted Golf Lesson A serles of golf lessons is of: fered by Floyd Hamblen, Tipton professional, to aid the beginner and also the finished player. The Tray Explosion There's a constant controversy over the playing of the -sand wedge or heavy soled niblick.

The great players of a decade ago declare that by the use of this one iron alone the modern star has taken several strokes from each round. In the explosion shot the wide flange sole of the wedge rides or glides through the sand, 'and a firm sweeping shot with a full will take the up and, The wedge shot is a very: upright one. The feet: are paced so that the ball 'is played well ahead and even with the left foot, The stance is sightly open, and the feet -must be very firmly. set into the sand, 'In the club head back do' not use body turn or pivot and bend the. left.

knee in very slightly. Remember you do not hit the ball but hit into the sand behind it, and that the sand cushions your wedge face so that you will get very little roll, So do not baby's the shot no matter how close the pin just bit firmly and let the amount: of sand taken determine, the distance. KEMPTION. The W. the Metho church met Wednesday the nome: of Ralph Assisting president tored to Decatur on Thursday' afternoon.

to the home of the former's sister and husband, Mi. and Mrs. Frank Clinginpeel, being called there, by the serious. iUness of Mrs. Clinginpeel, who 1s suffering with.

heart They will remain for a few days. Dr. 'and Meredith Gossard, who have been in Carlisle; Pennsylvania, where the former has been in are visiting in Kempton for a few days. They. will return next week to Forte Benning, Georgia.

They are vis iting their: father, Garrett Gossard and brother Clair and: famIly. 'Dr, Gossard is in the cal division at 'Fort Benning. Mrs. W. Greer and Mrs.

John; of. Frankfort: and. Mrs. Toss, Benjamin: Georgia, and son visited Jimmy Wedof Atlanta, nesday, afternoon with and Mrs. Dan' Morford.

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