The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 6

SBC THE EVENING HDRONIT HOTON, 8. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19 I SOCIAL EVENTS 4151 Stated conclave Ltotah eanoModry Ko. K. Thursday ermine at 7:10. fUDAT G.

I. A. meeting at 8 o'clock Friday In K. P. hill.

Star Encampment No. 10, I. O. Friday, at o'clock in the I. O.

O. T. hall. Rainbow lodge Ko. 388 L.

A. to B. of R. T. meeting in Labor Temple Friday at 8 o'clock.

V'. R. C. meeting Friday in Labor Temple. C.

D. A. meeting at I o'clock Friday in the St. Teresa's hall. Division 213 B.

oi L. E. will meet Friday at 8:30 p. M. in the K.

P. haU. Division No. 1 of the Ladies' Aid so- cicty of the Methodist church meet! with Mrs. foe Shepherd, Iliinois avenue southwest, Friday afternoon at 1:39.

League of Women Voters regular meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. E. W. Feige, 319 Third street southwest. Trinity guild will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tha Parish House.

MRS. NEWMAN IS HONORED AT PASTY Mrs. O. B. Lund and Miss Nellie Satterlee were joint hostesses at a bridge party given last evening at the Lund borne, 20S Illinois avenue southwest, In honor of Mrs.

Fred R. Newman, who expects to leave soon for Sioux City to make her home. Score prizes in bridge, which was play- ad at two tables, were won by Mrs. Wilfred Martin and Miss Hazel Christofferson. Mrs.

Newman was presented with a gift from the hostesses. At ten-thirty a two course supper was served in the dining room at a long table set for eight guests. Orange flowers and Mghted-orange tapers formed the centerpiece on the table, which was further decorated with small turkeys and Thanksgiving appointments. Miss Satterlee was assisted in serving by Miss Osa Fenn and Miss Harriet Ayres. who was evening.

of the substitutes for tha Refreshments were served at the small tables an which Thanksgiving decorations wers used. The next meeting will be in the form of a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. O. K. Snow.

ENTERTAIN AT DIMMER LAST EVENING Or. and D. M. Butt and the Rev. and Mrs.

E. L. Jones and daughters were dinner guests last evening of Dr. and Mrs. H.

P. Carson and daughter, Harriot, at their home, southwest. 431 Nebraska avenue JUNIOR BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. DDfNEEN Mrs. B.

Dinneen was hostess to the members of the Junior Bridge club at one-thirty luncheon Tuesday at her home, S5S Nebraska avenue southwest Bridge was played at two tables following the luncheon, and score prizes were won by Mrs. W. N. Farmer and Mrs. Xlla Osborn.

Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. W. L. Mattock, Mrs. Mark Kuni, and Mrs.

George Sheeks. HAPPY HOUR CLUB HOLDS MEETING Members of the Happy Hour club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. O. Lovre at her home, 519 Fifth street northeast.

Mrs. A. T. Crown was a at the meeting. The afternoon was spent in tying a quilt.

In a guessing contest Mrs. C. H. Pacquette won the prize, and the club prize' went to Mrs. Arthur Burger.

The hostess served refreshments at four-thirty. She was assisted by Florence Lovre and Susie Almos. that evening. After the dinner, which was a complete surprise to Mr. and Mrs.

Mayer, (he evening was passed informally. Idas KaybeQe Meyer, who attending college at Boulder, Colo, waa the only daughter absent from the celebration. Those piesent were Mr, and Mrs R. H. Wlrterc, Mr.

and Mrs. 3. Carroll Borah, and Mrs. Bdon RusseU, and Mr. Albert Meyer.

Winters, Mrs. Borah and Mm. Russell are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer.

WEDNESDAY MUfiCALE MEETS WITH MRS. BAYBCBN Wednesday Musicale met last evening at the home of Irene Raybum, 535 Fourth street southwest. Ann Kr.abe was leader of the program 00 Beethoven, which was follows: Interesting facts about the life of Beethoven; description of the Appvstonata sonata--Dorothy Agne. Sonata, opus ST. Andante con moto Allegro ma non troppo Presto Louie Wood Sonate Pathetique Grave Allegro di molto con brio Lucille Dickinson Sonata, opus 26 Andante con Variazione (Explanatory remarks by Grace FInley) Besse StackpoJ- Symphony in minor Allegro con brio Andante con moto Allegro Grace Myrtle Crawler here with her dMcbtar.

Mrs. Janes Gifford. A full size hot water beater win heat yovr car. There Is difference in size and heating capacity. Large size fltt.

Gamble 11-1! adv A daughter was born last evening at a Huron hospital to Mr. and T. Johnson of Huron. Mrs. Clara Williams and daughter, Vivian, of Highmore, spent yesterday in Huron en business.

They were guests of Mrs. E. J. Plummer, SM Beech avenue southeast. Turkey shoot Sunday, Nor.

22 at Huron Gun dub. U-U-ZO adv I. B. Parkhurst left yesterday for the soldiers' home in Hot Springs. L.

C. Harvey bas returned from a few visit in CenterviUe. "Inquiring Reporter" Takes To Microphone COLUMBUS, O. (ff)--The modern "inquiring reporter" who goes about asking questions of a stated number Of persons each day has turned to the microphone. Each day Lee C.

Mikesell of a Columbus paper appears at Broad and Kith streets with a "mike" tucked under his arm. The questions and answers are broadcast over WCAH: African lung-fish have the power of filling their nir and burying themselves in mud, thus escaping the effects of prolonged droughts. Rushmore Body Will Convene In Chicago MOUNT RUSHMORE, in the Black Hills, Nov. adjourned session of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial commission will be held in Chicago, probably late next February, to complete unfinished business, it was decided by who attended the third annual meeting here yesterday. Small attendance at the meeting yesterday necessitates the extra session, the only members attending being Chairman Joseph I.

Cullinan, Texas; Senator Peter Norbeck, Redfleld; Charles M. Day, Sioux Falls; John Boland, Bap- id City, and Doane Robinson, Pierre, secretary. REJUVENATE YOUR enof setIp Keep lair thin, httlthy glowing with life. Be the ttumpoo tnJ Jmsutg me sof HAIR ROOT OIL BOLD QUILTING BEE AT CAVE HOME A group of eight women met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R.

A. Cave, 1275 Illinois avenue southwest, for pot luck luncheon at one-thirty. The afternoon was spent in tying three auilts to be delivered to the Associated Charities, which has need of bedding. Quilt tops were contributed by Mrs. Sarah Nave, Mrs.

Dick Haney, and Mrs. W. C. Gowdy. The filling for the quilts end the lining were brought by Mrs.

George Townsend, Mrs. G. H. McArthur, Mrs. Thad Oviatt, Mrs.

M. D. Whisman, end Mrs. Cave. CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL AT YEOMAN MEETING Following the meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen Tuesday even- tag in Labor Temple, a children's festival and supper were given.

Mrs. Mary Wilson had charge of the program on which were number of recitations, piano numbers, and Contests for the children were won by Joseph Zok, Robert Zartman, Irene Bonesteel, and Donna Nelson. Dorothy end Ruth Westling and Irma Anderson received honorable mention. In addition to the children's program Mrs. F.

C. Ohman and Maude Wilson gave a group of readings and there were Bangs by Grace Osbome alftd H. W. Phelps. Following the program supper was served at long tables by Mrs.

N. B. Nelson and her committee. MRS. W.

8. GASC01GNE ENTERTAINS CLUB The Degree of Honor Past Presidents club met last evening at the home of Mrs. W. S. Gascoigne, 222 Idaho avenue southeast.

Three tables were arranged for bridge after the 'short business session. Gifts for scores were given to Itrs. Martha Dopp and Mrs. Nellie Snedigar. A guest prize was given to Mrs.

Imogene Eves, OPTIMA EXTENSION CLUB IS ORGANIZED TUESDAY The Optima extension club, a division of the Best Ever extension club, was organized Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charlie Frank with a membership of twenty-seven. Mrs. Fey Tucker was elected chairman, Mrs. Howard Cranston, vice chairman; and Mrs.

D. E. McDaniel, who was secretary of the Best Ever club before the division was made, became secretary of the Optima club. Meetings are to be held the third Tuesday in each month. Due to conflicting dates with the training school, the next meeting will be held December 17 at the home of Mrs.

F. B. Gluesing, 1150 Illinois avenue southwest CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY As a courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meyer, whose thirty-fifth wedding anniversary was Tuesday, their children gave a family dinner at seven o'clock ADVERTISEMENT Costs 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work Again Now Joyously Happy While an his family looked on in astonishment and all friends were amazed, one man took all the pain, swelling and agony from tortured Joints in a hours and did it with that famous rheumatic prescription known to pharmacists as Allenru--you ean do the same.

This powerful yet safe remedy is positively guaranteed to do this--its action is almost magical. Just get one 85 cent bottle of Allen- ru from Longstaff Drug Co. or any live druggist--take it as directed and if in 48 hours your pains haven't all left you get your money back. It works just as swiftly with Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago and Neuralgia. Satisfaction Assured for our WEEK-END FLOWER SPECIAL This remirkable flower value finding favor with hundreds of discriminating people In this community! It sets new standard of economy.

it easy tor you to "Say It With Flowers" often. If not convenient to order in person, just telephone your wishes. They will receive prompt, personal attention. Send her some flowers today! THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 20 and 21 We Will Sell Six Large Chrysanthemums (the Me for $1.50 tat He ORDER TOUR THANKSGIVING TLOWEBS NOW City Briefs Mrs. T.

H. Null and her daughter, Miss Gertrude Null, accompanied by F. Nedelko, returned yesterday from a few days business trip by car to Minneapolis. An Eilers fui coat Is your most comfortable, luxurious and economical winter garment 9-23 adv tf A son was born yesterday afternoon at a.Huron hospital to Mr. and Mrs, C.

J. Preseman of Huron. Delite Shop special, mixed fruit Ice Cream. 11-14-21 adv Mrs. E.

D. Troupe, 465 Simmons avenue southeast, is in Mitchell this week on business for the Degree of Honor. Annual Bazaar and supper American Lutheran chur-h, Nov. 19 and 20. Thursday Ludensk and chicken pie, Friday Ludeftsk and baked ham.

Price 50c. Serving begins at 5 p. m. 11-17-19 adv Mrs. H.

E. Selby has returned to her borne hi CenterviUe after a short visit ELGIN WATCHES BARGAIN PRICES Huogen's Jewelry Shop J. J. Newberry Co. A I of Christmas Merchandise this Week-End A complete line of high grade Christinas Cards, Tags, Seals, Holly Boxes and Wrapping supplies.

Gift sets for every member of the family--all very reasonably priced. Books and Games for young and old; something to satisfy your desire can be found in our splendid assortment. Tree Ornaments and other Decorations. Pomselttas, Wreaths, and many other items. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! See our wonderful assortment of popular priced Toys for boys and girls.

You save money here! Just Received Another Ton ef Those Tasty SPANISH PEANUTS Ib. lOc Excellent Assortment of High Grade Candies at Very Low Be Sure to Visit Newberry's Friday and Saturday A Big 22V2 Inch Smoking Cabinet Full Metal Lined Beautiful Canterbury style Smoking Cabinet with magazine ends, large lhaped book shelf. Rich walnut finish. Complete smoker's set and large metal lined humidor. Artistic routed door with diamond shaped wood overlay.

Large in. None lor cash, only Me Down--50c a Week Penney Leadership more this Winter real savings Overcoats 9121.75 of the most outstanding Ctoth- Values rrtr offered at FENNELS. Vine. stnreV fabrics, op-to-the-eiuuitc sod a remarkably low price. Broadcloth SHIRTS Fast color.

79c 14 to 17 For Style Comfort Quality in this Seaton't WaTcrljr "Pent-Arch" Smart style in these black fords I Combination last--fa- "Peni-Arch" support I A feature value for men! BMVJT Ftoece Lined Uitioss Suits Keep eesy during the severest cold weather ll Sanitary white fleecing that is so warm and? launders so well! Priced amazingly low. MEN! Here are some, more reasons for Penney'a Leadership Compare these Values for QUALITY and PRICE Blanket Lined Jacket $1.19 "Pay Day" Overalls or Jacket 98c Moleskin Work Pant 98c Wool Heavy Work "Big Mac" Work Shirts 49c Domet Flannel Work Shirts 79c Boys' Domet Flannel Work Shirts Boys' "Oxhide" Overalls 49c Men's 4-Buckle All Rubber Overshoe There is no better Overshoe made Heavy Red Work Rubber $1.49 All Wool Underwear $3.49 33 Wool Underwear, only $1.79 Suits at 'Savings! 14-75 Minus the price tag, you'd guess them to cost dollars more! See 'them I Never before have inch fine styling, such excellent fabrics and all-around smartness for so litlle! Heavy Flannelette Night Shirts 98 of heavy- flannelette. 54 inches long --aft neck sizes. comfort on the coldest night I Sweaters 98o A real on this warm, fleecy sport coat I Uade with snug fitting ribbed cuffi, and two button-thru pockets. Dark all men favor.

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