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BOY BJETTE1 IK AME1 AMES DAILY T1IBUWE TIMES. AMES. IOWA. WEDNESDAY, DECEJMBE1 5. If34.

Society: EnUrUlnn At Announcement' Party Miss Winifred McBeath entertained at a delightful dinner party Tuesday evening at her home, 21U Graeber street, honoring Miss Ruth Hawley, who is to be a bride of December 23. Covers were arranged for 10 for the three-course dinner at one long table, centered with tall red A red and gold color scheme was carried on In the individual tapers and in the red and gold bell place cards which carried the announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Hawley and Howard Sokol of Sibley. Miss Margaret Quaife and Miss June Beverly, Gamma Phi Beta sorority girls assisted in serving. The later evening was spent in hemming tea towels for the hoii- oree The guests were Gamma Phi Beta sorority sisters, all fcelng pledges with Miss Hawley in 1931. They were Virginia Terrill of Boone, Virginia Brayer, Ruth Feroe.

Neva Engelmann, Barbara Hershey, Marion Wilton, Margaret Evard. Another guest was Miss Anna Mae Sokol of Des Moines. Welch P. T. A.

Holds Meeting The December meeting of the A elch Parent-Teacher association held Tuesday evening in the school, a very interesting program visual education being given at this time. The program opened with two lovely piano duets by Mrs. Ona Searles Lantz and Mrs. E. A.

Benbrook. Miss Reba Carey gave an planation of visual education as" used in the schools and particularly in Welch school, displaying vari- o- types in her room. The exhibit was very worthwhile and much interest was shown. Harold L. Kooser of the visual instruction department at Iowa State college told of the plan of the national program 0:1 visual education program and presented a film on the eye.

A short business session was held after the program. Group Enjoys Theater Party A group of young women enjoyed a theater party Tuesday evening at the New Ames theater a section was reserved for them. Later bridge was played at the liome of Mrs. Dorothy Gangstead and refresments were served. Those participating -were Gladys A acDonald, Ardith MacDonalci.

Beula Bowers, Juliet Holland, Holland, Lucile Smith, Dorothy Gangstead. A Lutheran Aid Meeting Thursday The Lutheran Ladies aid will meet Thursday afternoon -at 2:30 in the church basement. Hostesses will be Mesdames G. J. Soma, Harold Miller.

H. 0. Christensen, Nels Johnson. Derrel Freel and Audrey Erickson. The devotions will he led by the Rev.

A. W. Stolen. This is the annual aid business meeting and election of officers. A good attendance is particularly desired.

Entertains Seebaccam Club The Seebaccam club met-at'the home of Doris Perkins, 212 Eleventh street, Monday evening. Following the regular business session, Miss Mildred was presented with a gift from the supreme order of Maccabees. Dainty refreshments were served to 20 lay Doris' sister, Mrs. Audrey Erickson. Mrs.

Clara Downs has now assumed charge of this group of girls. Are Hosts To Bridge Club Mr. and Mrs. Homer Daggett wsre hosts to the Traveling Twelve Bridge club at 6:30 dinner and bridge Tuesday evening at their home on -Crawford avenue. High score prizes for the games was held TJ: Mrs.

Homer Daggett and Wilkie Harper and low by Mrs. E. G. Stouffer and R. A.

Thomas. Junior Maccabees To Elect Officers Officers for the new year will be elected at the regular meeting of Sunbeam court, Junior Maccabees Friday, afternoon at 4 o'clock in the I. .0. F. hall.

A large class -will be initiated at this time. A good attendance is particularly desired. Degree Team Goes To Nevada Monday The degree team of the Ames I. 0. O.

F. lodge went to Nevada Monday night where they put on the second degree work at the meeting of the Nevada order. Twenty- five were present from Ames. Scottish Society Meeting is Postponed The regular meeting of the Ladies Scottish society scheduled for Friday at the home of Mrs. George Campbell on the campus has been postponed.

The meeting date will be announced later. To Entertain Friday Bridge Luncheon Club The Friday Bridge Luncheon club will meet with Mrs. Frank Mann, 317 Riverside drive Friday for 1 o'clock lunch'eon. Hostess To London Bridge Mrs. F.

E. Robinson entertainer! members of the London Bridgo at a one o'clock luncheon Frl- 'ay at her home, 615 Grand avenue. Clernan Club With McCarthy The Cleman rluh will meet with Mrs. McCarthy. r.rt-1 North RuKirU avenue Friday aftfrnoon i o'clock.

CALENDAR Wednesday History Literature F. W. C. Unity Five Hundred Club. Gamma Phi Mothers Club.

Neewollah Club. Short I'tory Div. F. W. C.

R. N. A. 4071. Laetus Club.

H. Club. Iowa Council No. 24 S. and S.

Club Ad Interim Club Color Craft Club U. B. Missionary Society Thursday Eleanor Chestnut Circle. Jane Shedd Circle. League of Women Voters.

Kate McBeth Circle. M. E. Missionary Christian Aid NO. 2 Chorus A.

W. C. M. B. Aid Cabinet Luncheon Baptist Women's Union Altar Rosary Society.

Lutheran Aid. Joshua Chapter. Arcadia Lodge. Friday Harmony Bridge Tea. G.

E. M. Cub Fortnightly Club Ladies Scottish Soc. Postponed. Friday Bridge Luncheon.

Cleman Club. Olive Branch Circle. County Society and Locals Kelley 18 NAMED B. P. W.C.

CHAIRMAN Dr. Grace Beardsley of Baltimore, has been appointed chairman of the committee on International relations for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's club by Mrs. Celine Bowman of Richmond, president. Dr. Beardsley will take the place of MJss Josephine Schain.

who resigned to become a chairman of the national committee on cause and cure of war. She is a member of the faculty of Goucher college in Baltimore, being assistant professor in the department of classics and history. For two years, Dr. Beardsley served as chairman of the special committee on international stu3y groups of the federation and attended meetings in Geneva in 1930 which resulted in the formation of the international She also attended the international board meeting in Paris. in 1932.

Recognizing the growing influence of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women's clvbs in Europe, the Polish government invited them to take part in the second annual International Exposition of Fine Arts held at the Institute Propa- gandy in Warsaw Oct. 1. Mme. Antonietta paoli Pogliani. international chairman of fine arts, traveled from Rome to attend and Miss Dorothy -Heneker, executive director was there for the opening.

League of Women Voters to Meet Mrs. R. J. De La Hunt will be in charge of the program on Brookings institution report as applies to the reorganization of government, at the meeting" of the League of Women Voters Thursday afternoon at 2:15 in room 224 of the Memorial Union. Both the immediate program and the eventual program recommended by the Brookings institution will be discussed.

"Trends In International Affairs" will be discussed by Mrs. Ralph D. Mayo. This is an open meeting and all interested are cordially invited to attend. Altar and Rosary Society To Meet The Altar and Rosary society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors.

Officers will serve as hostesses. Complete reports of the year's work will be given. All members are urged to be present. Arcadia Lodge To Elect Officers Arcadia lodge N'o. 249.

A. F. and A. M. will elect officers for the coming year at the regular meeting Thursday evening in the lodge hall.

Olive Branch Circle Meeting The Olive Branch circle of Marion Rebekah lodge will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Stiiltz. 709 Clark avenue, for a kid costume party. Assisting; hostesses will be Mrs. A.

D. Johnson. Mrs. H. J.

Hansen and Mrs. George Darnell. Triple Tau Dinner Meeting Thursday A Triple Tau dinner meeting and election of officers will be held in Des Moines in the Masonic hall, Tenth and Locust streets, Thursday The dinner will be served at election of officers will follow and dancing nnd bridge are sohetitiled for Kenneth Craig went by bus to Minneapolis Friday and near Colo was stalled in the enow, being compelled to finish his journey by train. At that city he met a cousin, Mrs. Cecil Lamberson from New Jersey who returned with him for a visit at the D.

L. Craig home. They reached here Sunday morning. There was no school Friday foil(wing the Thanksgiving holiday. The different teachers spent the at their respective homes as follows, Miss Inez Waterman at Dows, Miss Clelas Bowers at Coon Rapids, Miss Velma Kitchen at Napier, Miss Kalskett, Moorehead, Miss Moore, Des Moines and Carroll Johnston, Diagonal.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Finch had as their Thanksgiving guests Mr. an' Mrs. South and daughter Dorothy South and Mrs.

South's brother fr.om Coon Rapids and Mr- and Mrs. Calvin Finch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler and two children and Miss Isabell Severson of Minneapolis and Miss Virginia Starr were over Thanksgiving visitors at the George Starr home, the Minneapolis party returning to their home Sunday morning.

Ella Burr of Des Moines spent Thanksgiving at the home of -her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burr. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Zimmerman at a Thanksgiving din ner, Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Zimmerman and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Zimmerman of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch and Mrs. Mary Hutchinson. Mrs.

Oscar DeLong was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the hime of her mother Mrs. John Swanson Friday Many useful gifts were received. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. Supt. Harry Gaulke, wife and th .0 children spent the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives at Dows.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foley of Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. Fraydon Atevens and family of Pilot Mound, Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Hoak and children of Des Moines were over Thanksgiving guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Stevens. The Foleys returned to their home Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Rob Lowman and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Loyal Low man were dinner guests Thursday at the Frank Sutter home. Mrs. Clarence Anderson spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Boone. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Barr and three children of Ames were guests Thursday at the home of Mrs. Birr's mother Mrs. Minnie Ford. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Sutter entertained for Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutter and two children, Mrs. Cora Frazee, Mrs. Laura Sutler and daughter Esther.

Mrs. Allie Sutter has been spending the past. 10 days in Maxwell helping care for her father, Mr. Reitz who has been quite ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Orvis Mclntosh. daughter Darlene and sons Donald and Raymond and Mrs. Carl Allwin of Boone were dinner guests at the Clarence Anderson home Thursday. All win remained until Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Warney Fuller silent Thanksgiving at the L. W. Putnam home near Nevada.

Mr. and airs. Ben Brendelaud and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Bread e- Uaul.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buente of Anies were dinner guests at the Mrs. Lena Brendelancl home Thursday. i Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Gerbraucht dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gerbraucht's brother, Elmer Adams and family Ames. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Rosenfeld spent Thursday in Harlan at the home of their son George Rosenfeld and family. Miss Louise Rosenfeld was also a guest. Miss Judith Skromme, teacher at Oakwood school spent over Thanksgiving at the home of her aunt in Albert Lea, Minn. Mrs. Carl Rosenfeld will be host- to the Congregational Ladies Aid society at her home Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reinertson and children were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Finch of northeast of here. Thursday night and spent the week end in Waterloo.

Dewey Kern is nerving on federal grand jury duty in Dec Moines this week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R'. Cojk.and daughter Ruth Ann spent the 'Ihanksgiving at the P.

T. Cope home at New Sharon. Miss Genevleve Weld a. student at Simpson college spent the vacation, period with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Weld. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Signs and family of Baxter were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of the, former's mother Mrs. Ida Signs. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kraeht and children Dorothy and Kenneth were Sunday dinner guests at the E.

H. Kraeht home at Melbourne: Cambridge Dr. and Mrs. Alcorn left Thursday for a few days visit at the parental Alcorn home at Adair. Mr.

and Mrs. Galen Enfield and Billy spent Thursday at the C. W. Enfield home in Maxwell. Mr.

and Mrs. Ervln Nelson-of Des Moines were overnight visitors at the Charles Hanks home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney of Denver, are detained here due to the snow.

They had spent the week of Thanksgiving 'with the Harry Elliott family and had planned on returning on Friday. Miss Doris Hubbard attended the grand opera "Carmen" at the Shrine temple Sunday afternoon. Wayne Hill returned to Fairfield Sunday after a few days at the parental Albert Hill home. The Charley Howard family are enjoying a lengthy visit in due to the snow. Miss Frieda Wittick returned to the Mercy hospital in Des Moines Sunday where she is a registered nurse.

Mr. and Mrs. 0- A. Buland were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Buell a. 1 a. duck dinner in Des Moines Sunday.

Those who shared the courtesy were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Corcoran and Nancy Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dwyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Buell and Marilyn and John Harmon. Miss Jessie Presnall, student nurse at the Mercy hospital spent the latter part of the week in Cambridge with relatives and friends. Eric Thorson and Albert Hill started to Nevada Monday but forced to come back after getting stuck with their oil truck. Teacher Bride Of Millionaire A Missouri college professor became the bride of a millionaire Philadelphia lawyer, in a ceremony uniting Miss Nellie Lee Holt, shown here in her wedding gown, and Curtis Bok, son of the late Edward Bok, famed philanthropist.

They were married at the home of the bride's parents in Falls City, Neb. Ontario Entertain At Shower Courtesy Mrs. Will Beck entertained at a shower for her daughter. Mrs. Edward Gray of Omaha, Sunday afternoon.

The afternoon was spent socially and the honoree received many lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments were served. Those who shared the courtesy were Mesdames Will Cooper. Eric- Peterson, Sam Kelso. John Cooper.

Frank Borgmsyer, Robert Kelso, Fred Cooper, Harry Uodds, Allan Kelso. Ed Morrisy. Cliff Ed Rex and F. Riser, the Misses Marcia Kelso and Dorothy Soren son. and Jack of Adelphia, and Mrs.

Jerry King and Miss Juanita Estrada of Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peterson were Sunday dinner guests at the Will Beck home. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the W.

E. Millikin home were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coffman. Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Milliken and Henry Truesdell. Mrs. Charles Callahan and Dorothy Ihle and son Jackie spent Monday afternoon in Ames with Gertrude Callahan. I Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Paulson were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Forrest Sorenson home in Ames. Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Grubb were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

France in Grand Junction. Mrs. Walter Paulson and son Arnold spent Wednesday night at the John Conner home. Mrs. Dan MPliken returned Monday evening from Des Moines i where.she has been visiting rela- i lives for flip past week.

Miss Helen Bsck spent the Tbanlrssiving holidays at the parental Will Beck home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulson and family were in Nevada Saturday evening to attend a birthday party in honor of Mrs Ivan Paulson. Ravmond and Cleo Cooper and Mr.

Nelson and daughter. Gladvs. of Des Moines, spent Thursday evening at the John Cooper home. dinner guests at the Eric Peterson home were: Mr Maxwell Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

V. D. Gamble were Adrian Gamble and Mrs. Arlene Sangar of Randalla, Mr. and Mrs.

Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Strom beck.

Mr. and Mrs. Emlln Douglass of Sac City were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Douglass over Thanksgiving The teachers of the Maxwell school who live out of town spent Thanksgiving at the homes of their parents. On account of the weather and drifted roads there was no school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Couch and children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson at Baxter. Floyd Smith of Grind Junction spent the week end at the home 01 his uncle and aunt Mr.

and Mrs. Els Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. F.

F. Cooper entertained Mrs. S. E. Cooper, Mr.

and Mrs. Sid Sherman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cooper and Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Ebert of Nevada: at a Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Graham of Lisbon spent the week the home of Mr. and Mrs. John K.

Graham. Henry Schoppe and son Alva of State Center visited Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young. Mrs.

Sylvia Danielson and son Dale and daughter Patty returned home Sunday evening after spending the week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bass at Paton. Ronald Coughenour and Max Alleu of Albia spent the -week end at the homes of their parents. Mrs.

L. B. Olinger and son Paul visited at the home of Mrs. Mary Shaffer in Des Moines from Thursday until Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernice Moore and family spent Thanksgiving at the home of relatives at Villisca, Mrs. Emma Harmon and granddaughter Miss Marjorie Hanson spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans south of Collins.

Name B. P. W. Poster Winner Mrs. Celine MacDonald Bowman.

president of the National Federa- the birth of a MMM wad Mr. M4 MM Rleke at Donnellion. Mr. and Guy KarriBftM Aiaet ipent Friday alfht at Hi-ury Peterson boiue. Friends here ww4 and Mrs.

Kenneth Sandhal and Gretcben and Jack Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox and son Gene of Boone.

Fred Cooper attended the International Live Stock show in Chicago Thursday. Charles Callahan called at the J. R. Ballard home in Boone Sunday. Gilbert Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Himmel, Margaret and Robert were dinner guests Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs.

George Maddox at Radcliffe. They also spent the evening with Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Himmel at Radcliffe.

Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott and Esther went to Hardy for an over Thanksgiving visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ostrem and Mildred.

J. A. Gibson who has been suf- ferins from a cancer for some time is again in a serious condition. Mr. Johnson of Story City is helping take care of him.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sinn had as their guests Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Merle Smith and Betty of tion of Business and Professional Women's clubs has announced Miss Ruth Shirley Brown of Seattle, 22, winner of the national uoster contest of the national federation.

Three other young art students who received iionorable mention were Al Banner and Richard Thomas, also of Seattle and Miss Ruth Krumm of Elgin, III. At the request of Dr. Grace Hadley Beardsley of Goucher college, former chairman of public relations of the federation and Carol Willis Hyatt of Chicago, national publicity chairman, three distinguished members of the Museum of Modern Art of New York city, Alfred H. Barr, director, Edward M. Warburg and Philip Johnson, served as judges in the contest which closed recently and selected 14 posters to be displayed in a country-wide exhibit.

After showings in 12 states, including California, the posters will be returned to New York city for exhibition during the National Business Women's week March 17 to 23. Miss Ruth Shirley Brown, the winner, bent on making a success in the art field, has continued her work with great difficulty during the past five years. In spite of the fact that she has assisted her mother, a semi-invalid, in operating a "book nook," she has continued her art training. to Mr. arid Mrs.

Willliuu WM- ver of Glendale, Calif. They Mined her Mary Louise. Mrs. was the former Dale, daughter of Mrs. M.

T. Hmrtman of Ames. Mr. and Mrs. Allie West of AUKS were supper guests Sunday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Reitisch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostrich of Amea were supper guests Tuesday evening of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Peterson. Kenneth, the 6-month-old ton of Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Ackelsoa has been quite ill the past week, being threatened with pneumonia.

is some better at this writing. Bill Ozanich who has spent some at the Fred SniUler home hM returned to home at Centerville. Dr. and Mrs. A.

A. Rose and theryn of Story City were dinner guests Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs. B. D.

Kent Dinner guests Thanksgiving day (Continued or Page Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs. George Askelson and Stella Sansgaard, Lester Askelson, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Askelson, Mr.

and Mrs. Hanson, Betty June and Dorothy fi of near Story City. Luvern Ostrem of Chariton and Miss Awanda Mathison spent several days last week at the Sam Askelson home. Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Larson, Esther and Jens went to Chariton for an over Thanksgiving visit with Mr. and Mrs. Olav Tiller. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hillis spent Sunday at H. R- Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Leininger and Ronald, Miss Geneva Mesha and Joe Garvey spent Sunday evening at the Fred Anderson home, Miss Carol Berry spent the week end with Zona Fincham. Mr. and Mrs. George C.

Clouserj and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Henderson and Bobby and Miss Myrle Clouser of Ames were supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Clouser.

Mr. Hegre, music supervisor of the Gilbert school spent the week end at Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Curnie Larson entertained a number of young folks at a party at their home Thursday night.

The following were present, Geraldine Lawrence, Theodora Charlson, Frances Larson, Wendell Luscaleet, Horace Ward and Robert Larson, Donald Graham of Boone and rold Graham of Iowa State college spent their Thanksgiving vacation at the parental J. Graham home. Marvin Walker of Centeria, is visiting at the home of his aunt Mrs. Sam Askelson. Miss Evelyn Shepard, who teaches at Winterset spent the GOING TO A PARTY THIS WEEK? Ames Pantorium I CLEAN YOUB CLOTHES Quick sennet with the same satisfactory workmanship.

Fabric and leather; carefully cleaned. AMES PANTORIUM Quality Cleaners Phone 231 NRA DIRECTOR QUITS CLKVKLAND. lifnedio.t Crowell, state director of the National Emergency council and head of the National Recovery nclmini- stration's Ohio compliance board, has resigned as regional director of the Federal Housing administration. The region headed by the Cleveland offico includes Michigan nnd WPSI Virginia as woll as Ohio. Prrys of nthpr duties was givm hy PrnivfH ap rrason for liin rpsip natJou.

Collins Entertain At Dinner Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Slionk entertained the following guests at Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs George SHeglev and son Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Bfrt Sutter and children of Slater.

and Mrs. W. 0. Jordon and son Bob and Mrs. Nina Phelphs.

O. E. S. To Meet Wed. Chapter 134.

Order of Eastern Star, will meet in regular session on nfxt Wednesday evening. December 12. The annual election of officers will be held at this meeting. Entertain Legion Aux. The American Legion auxiliary met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

.1. 0. Shearer. Mrs. G.

C. Fish was assisting hostess. Gifts were donated to be used for worthy childrfn at Christmas time. C. E.

Fish, president, and Mrs. Cora Hanson, secretary, are planning to attend the sixth district meeting to be held in Des Moines Wednesday. December 5. Mrs. Frank Stratton gave a short program on "Rehabilitation." The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

J. R. Armstrong with Mrs. V. K.

Crahh as- sislmt; Ihr lioslrss. I'itcht'-r, a (earlier at iirll, and Miss Velma Pitcher of Kernald spent the Thanksgiving holidays at home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Pitcher. Miss Clara Signs spent the Thanksgiving holidays at. the George StoufifT home at Colfax. Johnny Kingman spent the Thanksgiving holidays at. fnr.

home of his anni. Mrs. C. E. Shaver in DCS Moinrs.

Mrs. l.rnraifl clrinoiii ami '-liil rii-op P-onnir i'lul 'i'o'Hy I'f'i'irnrtl Mr last Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bowers had as their gutsts Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. John Jondall and daughter of Roland, Mr. and Mrs. James Quam and children, Miss Julia Munson and Ole Munson, all Story City. Also Mr.

Alford Jondall and little Beverly Jeanne Luft of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allard and Bob McMasters were in Boone Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hockman were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Grant Smith home in Ames. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor were Sunday dinner guests at the J.

C. Kinsella Mrs. Elsie Hayworth and daughters Viola, Dorothy and Mary, oE Cedar Rapids, spent Saturday evening at the Charles Callahan home. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Stoll were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Lin Potee home. Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs George Briley home were, Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey and Mrs.

M. A. Pontious of Boone, Rev. E. B.

Paulin of Wisconsin and Miss Haws of Maine. The Misses Dorothy and Florence Gmbb of Grand Junction spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents, Mr. Mrs. E. H.

Gnibb. Rernadine, Patricia, Donna. Gertrude Ann aufl Dale and Francis Cooper spent Sunday afternoon at the Will Cooper home. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Bowers and daughter Marilyn were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the parental John Jondall home in Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gray of Omaha. spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the Will Beck home.

Miss Bernita Cooper spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the parental John Cooper horap. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Kinsella attended the funeral of Don O'Donnel at Colo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stonehurn- er and children of Madrid, were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Charles Callahan home. Miss Marcia Kelso spent the week-end at the John Cooper home.

Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Ward Pontious home were: Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey and Mrs. M. A.

Pontious of Boone, Mrs. Elsie Haworth and daughters of Cedar Rapids. Miss Haws of Maine. Rev. R.

R. Paulin of Wisconsin and Mrs. George Briley. After visiting relatives in Nebraska and Kansas Rev. Paulin will go (o California whf-rc will join his wife.

Mrs. Don Ray Monday afternoon at the ,1. C. Kinsella home. Tegland of Roland spent the week-end with his rousin, Robert Wierson.

Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Lint ami family were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Kills home in Des Moinos, Miss Florence Martin and Ellis Wicker returned home with them and stayed until Sunday eve- nine. (iiirMs al I ho 0. ho'iic nflnrnofMi Mr.

ani) Mrs. tlnir Bishop und Jerry Demonstration! i Thurs. Fri. Sat. DRIVER HOME WORK SHOP TOOLS Mr.

Brooks will be with us Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week to give practical talks and do demonstrating on this popular line of Home Craftsman tools. We will hold evening meetings from 7:30 to 9:30 each evening. Everybody invited. See These Various Tools Demonstrated Carr Hdwe. Co.

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