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6 THE TEEEE HAUTE STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951. T. H. Club Dinner Planned Easter Lilies, Spring Bonnets at St. Mary's Plans have been made by officers and directors of the Terre Haute Saddle Club ior the next dinner party to be held Sunday evening, April 1, at the clubhouse.

It will be a cocktail party and dinner, beginning at 5:30 o'clock, for members and guests. An evening of entertainment will follow- Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Bauermeister, C-53661; or Mrs. Vendel, C-4412. According to tradition of the club the new officers and board members and their wives are in charge of the first party after their Those in charge of this are Mr.

and Mrs. Carl E. Bauermeister, E. S. Stephens, Mr.

and Mrs. R. F. Burns, Dr. and Mrs.

Merle Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry P.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vendel, Mr. and F. Fisbeck and Dr.

and Mrs. Joseph Mohr. A Department Clubs Election of officers of the nature study department of the Woman's Department Club was held at the all-day meeting of the department Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Ottoiwell Wood was elected chairman; Mrs.

Charles M. Hayes, vice chairman: Mrs. 'William H. Rowland, secretary, and Mrs. W.

Ernest Long, treasurer. A flower naming contest resulted in the four winners receiving cor- TERRE HAUTE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE KITCHEN STORE Kitchen Cabinet Co. 817 Ohio St. C-7398. MIGHTY FAST RELIEF in RHEUMATIC ACHES-PAINS MUSTEROIE sages given by the speaker of the afternoon, Mrs.

Henry Henley. Her topic, "How To Prolong the Keep- ng Qualities of Cut Flowers" was enlightening and entertaining. Hints given by the speaker were to cut garden flowers about 3 o'clock in the afternoon and put them into warm water at once, the refrigeration of a cut flower to prolong its ife as much as from three to ten days, to separate injured flowers from others as they give off a toxic gas which wilts those contacted, to liandle flowers carefully so as not to injure them and to put such flowers as tulips in copper or pewter containers as they flourish better there. arrangements and displays also, were interesting. H.

P. Baker of Crawfordsville, the guest speaker for the morning meeting, spoke on "Indiana's Rest Parks and Highway Beautif He discussed the purposes of the highway landscape department, of which he was formerly "superintendent, in preserving and conserving the highway beauties, protecting virgin timber, etc. There also was a musical program and a business meeting was held. A co-operative luscheon was served at noon. Church Societies Live Wire Class of Grace Methodist Church, Fourth and Willow streets, held a meeting last Saturday night in the church basement.

Following the meeting, party was held. Games 1 a and refreshments served. Those present were the president, Bill Edwards; secretary, Mary Gilbert; treasurer, Beverly Land; Mrs. Gambill, Norman and Rita Northrop, Marilyn Gambill, Margy and Myrna White, Virginia Gilbert, a i a Simrell, June White and Bob Wellman. There'will be a bake sale given by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Smith Park Church on Ferguson Hill at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the General Furniture Store.

Besides home baked food, fancy work suitable for Easter will be available. were were LOVE TRIUMPHANT A Sequel to "Love's Perilous Path" BY ADELE GARRISON -HAAS HOMt NURSERIES Evergreens, Shrubs, Shade. Catalog. £9th and Poplar Patties A birthday party was given in celebration of the first birth anniversary of Ronald Joey Anderson at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Bee Barron, 2904 North Seventeenth Street Joey is, the son of HEW TO PiHKHAMS TABLETS ffmazifff tvfoffo from DISTRESS OF'CHANGE of LIFE' Relieved symptoms due to functional 'change of life' in over of cases in medical tests! Here's great news for women 38 to 52 about a sensational new medical like of has never.bef ore been, made available to women.

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The girls are, reading left to right: Misses Patricia Carbon, Joan Lewis and Martha McCullough. Miss Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis of Marshall, 111., will reign as 'queen at the 1951 May Day ceremonies of the college on May 19. The other two students, both Terre Hautean freshmen, are the daughters, respectively, of Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. McCullough of South Seventh Street and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert J. Carbon of South Fruitridge Avenue. John Earner is in charge of St. Mary's greenhouse where these lilies are growing. Denmark-born, he came to this country when he was 22 years old.

Since then, he has spent some 37. years raising flowers for both commercial and private establishments. While he did take special courses at the University of Denmark, Mr. Earner grew up under the horticultural guidance of the best his father, Matthew, who was-appointed forester by King IX of Denmark. The senior Mr.

Earner served in this position for more than 40 years. Charles Joseph Anderson and grandson of Charles Anderson of this city. Games were played and refreshments were served. Guests were Georgianna Glasgow, Phillip Kassis, Carolyn Glasgow, Marilyn Glasgow, Franflin and David Glasgow. Misses Evelyn Phillips and Harriet Watkins will be hostesses for a dessert miscellaneous shower this evening at the home of Miss Phillips on South Tenth Street in" honor of Miss Martha Mayfield, bride-elect of-John Joseph Fields.

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Noble Grand, Mrs. Herry Rogers, will preside and each Rebekah is to take a white elephant for a party prize. Inasmuch Circle of the Kings Daughters and Sons will-meet today at Centenary Methodist Church in celebration of the fifty-fourth anniversary of the organization. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, for which coffee will be furnished. Hostesses will be chairmen of the various committees.

Art Class visited Mr. and Mrs. Emery C. Myrs and family at Wheatfield last unday. Norman C.

MacQuithy, F. on of Norman C. MacQuithy of erre Haute and Mrs. H. B.

Wilon of Marshall, 111., has been ome on a 15-day leave. He will eave Sunday for Treasure Island, an Francisco, Cal. He is assigned the carrier U. S. S.

Philippine sa. Mrs. Jessie Rausch and daugh- er, Mary Margaret Downs, left Vednesday for -New York City, rom where will sail next Vednesday for Brenkerhdffen, They will join Hunt Downs there and go from there to 'rankfort, where they will stay or a year. Mrs. George C.

Buntin of South Street will have with her or the week-end her son-in-law nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs Charles of Piqua, Ohio. Mrs. Charles R. Hunter of South Thirteenth Street has returned home from West Palm Beach, vhere she spent a month with her irother, C.

C. King, and family Mr. -and Mrs. G. Van Arsdall of North Thirteenth Street have returned home 'from East Orange where they spent two weeks vith their son and daughter-in- aw, and Mrs.

Robert Yan Arsdall. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hedges, 1431 South Fourth Street, will leave for Mrs. Mabel Mikel Williams has returned from a three weeks'- trip west and will resume her teaching of adult art classes at Gerstmeyer High School.

The advanced class will meet tonight at the school. Banquet Wiley basketball banquet will be held at 6:30 o'clock Thursday eve ning, March 29, Methodist Temple Reservations may be made by call ing H-4286 or C-5679. Sororities Chi Omega Sorority alumnai will meet at 7:30 o'clock this eye ning at the home of Mrs. Dewey AnnaWn, 2432 North Seventh Street. Clubs Social Birthday Club will mee this, noon at the home of Mrs Janet.

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SPENCER IS RELIEVED WHEN HE FINDS THAT HANK AND MADGE'S CHESS GAME WON'T BE DISTURBED. Synopsis: Madge Graham has just left her father. Charles Spencer, government intelligence head, in his wing her Sag Harbor farm house, and. at his instructions, has gone to find her nephew. Hank, and brief him.

over a game of chess, upon his assignment Spencer latest campaign to unmask a highly- placed traitor. She finds Hank with his brother. Bill, and her husband. Dicky, and they are standing, bantering, when Dicky's quick ear catches the sound of Spencer's approaching footsteps. down:" he mutters.

"I hear the Chief coming down the corridor. Dicky's admonition answered an uneasy question which had been lurking in my mind ever since I had left my father's wing. He had said that he personally would guard my projected chess game with Hank which was to be the camouflage for my briefing our nephew on the role he was to play in Dicky's plan, so quickly adopted by my father, for entrapping the son of his chief suspect in the traitorous plot he was trying to foil. Yet he had not come back with me, nor had he followed me immediately, and I was beginning to wonder if he did not realize that I meant to get Hank into his promised game as soon as I reached my own quarters. But that he had understood me, and was ready to aid me, I realized as he came round the jog in the corridor.

Sense of Courtesy "I have a thousand apologies to make to you, my daughter," he said as he came up to us. "I should have escorted you back here, but I had something so engrossing my attention, that I lost all my sense of courtesy, and let you come alone. I trust you will forgive me." He is always punctiliously courteous to the point of fussiness, but this speech would have excited ribald laughter in anyone who did not stand in awe-of-him. But we all belonged in that category and no semblance of a smile could be seen on my face before him. "I could forgive you a mountain instead of a mole hill," I told him smiling.

"Is there anything you wish me to do? I was 'just going to give Hank a game.of chess to which he has challenged me, but we easily can put it off, if you wish anything done." "Indeed you must not put it off," he told me. "I simply came over to see you all, because for la wonder, I have no particular task confronting me for the moment On Guard 'But I warn you, Hank," he went on, "you are taking on a formidable antagonist. I always have been rather vain about my own game, but she beats me- unmercifully sometimes. You must be on guard every second." "I know that, sir," Hank said. "If I can get one game out of ten, I shall be very proud." "You will have cause for pride," my father said, and I could not keep back a protest.

"Please, Father," I said. "I hate to be disrespectful, but you are grossly exaggerating my skill." "In plain words, Dad," Dickey put it impudently, "your daughter is insinuating that you are a cockeyed liar, and, if I were in your shoe, I'd grab the nearest hairbrush. But I know you're too tender-hearted for that, so suppose you and Bill and I go somewhere where we can talk man to man fashion, and let these chess fiends 'dree their Side Glance "I've given them one bit of good advice," he said with a side glance at me which told me that he had grasped the situation and was aiding my father's plan. "I've warned them against kibitzers, and they're going down to your daughter's studio for their game, where she can put out her formidable 'Do not disturb sign." I saw relief flash into my father's eyes at this assurance that my interview with Hank would be strict- private. "An excellent idea," he said.

Hank, what I told you Don't let down your guard a single second." (Continued tomorrow) Nearby Weddings ervice being read by the pastor, he Rev. S. A. Ferguson. Miss Willeta Branstetter was ridesmaid and Francis Lucas was est man.

A reception followed mmediately after the ceremony at ie home of the bride's, parents. Ir. and Mrs. Leslie Floyd. The ridegroom is employed here in he office of'the Public Service Company of Indiana, and the bride the Bloomfield Woolen Company.

Both are graduates of the Jloomfield High School, class of 950. ROBERTS-CARMICHAEL BLOOMFIELD, March 21. marriage of Miss Betty Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Roberts of Bloomfield, and Arthur Carmichael, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Carmichael of Switz City, took place at the parsonage of the First Methodist Church of Bloomfield Friday. The was read by the pastor, the Rev. L. D.

Robertson, who used double-ring ceremony. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. lharles Cook. NEWPORT-FURR PARIS, 111., March was made today of the marriage of Terry Rudolph 22 years old, and Kathryn Louise Newport, 18, both of Terre Haute, which took place March 18 at the home here of Justice of the Peace Curtis H.

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