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THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN. KINGSTON, N. TIirKSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30. 1037.

13 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES soecnis CLUBS PERSONALS SouthEasternZone MODES of the MOMENT Teachers to Meet by AdMdf Ke On October 29 "DEBS" WILL LOVE A 1 MARTIN BL riON-nOWN-FROiXT STYLE Dancing School To Open The week of 11 marks the opening of Emilia Rlccobono Weyhe'a dancing school for young folk and babies, Cliaton avenue. The studio is being redecorated in a mannw to appeal to the imagination of children. The school will continue modern and classical dances in a routine designed to bring out phases of a child's talent. Instruction ill be on an individual basis. Pantomime and music as expressed by dances and songs will be emphasized.

Gunther-Snyder Miss Shirley Jane Snjifer of Rosendale was united in marriage to Edward Alson Gunther, now of Rosendale, formerly of Pearf River, N. at All Saints Church, Rosendale, on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The A. F. Marher performed the ceremony.

Mrs. Carl Kelder, sistei of the bride, was matron of hoaor, and Warren Frahn, of pearl cousin of the groom, was bast man. Mr. and Mrs Gunther will make their home in Rosendale. First Baptist Turkey Dinner The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will hold its annual turkey dinner on Wednesday, October 13.

Final preparations were made at a special meeting held at the church on Wednesday. The menu will include roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes, turnips, creamed onions, cranberry sauce, celerj, brown and white bread, apple pie, ice cream and coffee. Library Conference The forty-seventh annual conference of the New York Library Association will be held at Niagara Falls, October 4 to 9. Librarians from public libraries, schools and colleges throughout the state meet to discuss matters common to their various fields. Service Club Plans The Service Club, composed of the young women of the Rondout Presbyterian Church, will hold its first meeting after the summer vacation at the home of Mrs.

Everett V. K. Schutt on Mountain View avenue on Monday evening. Plans for the fall and winter will be discussed. Following the business meeting a social time vvill be enjoyed and refreshments served.

Ruth Smith Entertains Miss Ruth Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith of 11 Stanley street, celebrated her 13th birthday, Wednesday, September 29, and entertained eight of her friends at a party in her home, was decorated in pink and white for the occasion.

After the social, she and her guests attended the Broadway Theatre. Those at the party -were Barbara. Norton, Virginia Schwenk, Hazel Post, Evelyn Wolfshim, Olive Post, Lillian Carle, Catherine and Mary Smith. Spider Web Social The Port Ewen Epworth League will open its season with a spider web social, which will be held in the E. Church bouse on Friday evening, October 1.

After the spider web has been unwoven games will follow, and refreshments will be served. Everyone is cordially invited to come to untangle threads promptly at 7:30 p. m. There are rumors of a "Scavanger in connection with the fun to be had during the course of the evening. D.

A. R. Junior Group The Junior Group of Wiltwyck Chapter, D. A. will hold its first regular meeting of the season at the Chapter House on Monday evening, October 4.

The Rev. and Mrs C. Palmer entertained Wednesday in honor of Mrs B. S. Gallowav, sister of Mrs Palmer, it being the occasion of Mrs Galloway's birthdaj Among those present were Mr.

and Mrs. B. S. Galloway of Wallkill. the Rev.

and Mrs B. Scholten of Accord and Patricia and Donna, children, and Mr and Mrs. Scholten. Mrs Harry A. Rose has returned from the Orthmann Sanitarium to her home, 274 Clinton avenue.

Sebastian Lasher's Descendants Meet The first gathering of the descendants of Sebastian Lasher, who came to West Camp in 1710 in the ship, Midford, was held at "Dlllonhurst" residence of Mr. I and Mrs. C. Lasher, in Asbury. on Saturday.

I The luncheon was served on the, spacious verandahs and all present enjoyed themselaes. Among the guests were James H. Lasher of Epworth, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S.

Lasher, Miss Kathenne Hasbrouck Lasher a C. Freeman Lasher, of Asburj; Miss Amanda Lasher, Jerry Lasher, Miss Carolyn Lasher, of Germantown; Mrs. Katbenne Lasher Coons, Bard See Coons. Mrs Eliza Lasher William H. Russel, of Saugerties; Mrs i Margaret Lasher Tice, Mrs Charlotte Tice, of Katsbaan, Albert Lasher Tice, Miss Anna Campbell Tice, Miss Barbara Mane and Robert Phillips Tice, of Rochdale.

Also Margaret Henry, of Rensselaer; Mrs. Came Hawes, of CatsKill; and Mrs. Herbert F. Hommel, of Katsbaan. DK.

H. H. STEWAKT The 92nd annhersary of 1 AMY JOHNSON WILL QUIT FLYING GAME More Airways to Con- iquer, Declares Aviatrix. England. Amy Johnson, herd ne of the first solo flight by a womhn from England to Australia, decided to give up flying.

Knowing that Empire air liners and tfle royal air force are better able record dashes to South Africa Australia, and seeing the Rubians flying over the pole, she behilves there is nowhere in the world fly to and set up new records except with the backing of governmenl finances. "Fly'" sB-e said. "It is the last thing I dream of doing now. If I saw any prospects of doing anything by flying again I would go ahead. No, I am just going around now wonderinj: what on earth I am to do with life.

"But I am. not going to fly, I don't know what I'm going to do In the old days it my business to be photographed and interviewed with Jim, my huA'iand For me all that terrific pubhda'y is now ended." Has Earned Thousands. Miss Johnson bias been a good business woman Ifi ten years ol spectacular flying, with half a dozen great flights to her she has made many thousands ol dollars. She has lived in fashionable hotels and saved enough to buy a fine house in London and expensive cars. Ever since that memorable day in 1926 when Amy Johnson first took her young sister, Mollie, tfor a circus flight over Hull, England, she knew she wanted to fly.

Five years. later, twenty-seven years and a stenographer in Fleet street, she made a hop from Croydon airport to Port Darwin, lia. No one dared hope that this inexperienced aviatrix, with not more than 90 hours in the air tocher credit, could perform such a A newspaper scoffed when Amy offered to write a story of her trip (if she completed it) Later that saine newspaper had to pay Amy, always the business woman, $50,000 to go a flying tour for it. The next year-- July, 1931-- Arrty set off for a London-to-Tokyo flignt with her tutor, S. Humphreys.

They mads this run in the record time of days. Broke Three Records. In 1936 Miss Johnson succeeded smashing three records-- from England to Cape Town, Cape Town to England and for the round trip On May 7, 1936, she landed in Cape Town, Africa, from England in 3 days 6 hours and 29 minutes, shaving the record set by Tommy Rose New York State Teachers Associa- lion is to be celebrated in October zone meetings in 10 different sections of the state. Plans for the southeastern zone meeting, to be held in New York city on Friday, October 29, have just been announced by Hugh H. Stewart, principal, A High School, Mount Vernon, is president of the zone The southeastern zone comprises all the schools in Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullnan, and Westchester counties, city of Poughkeepsie Dutchess citv of Kingston and supemson district 3 in Ulster countj President Stewart has been as sisted in the preparation of thp program bv the other officers, of the zone Kenneth Rutherford, PATTKKX SMS! You lisses are a a savins; you went to a i i frioniN with clotlu- 1 he ijiu'Mlon i you uu i 1 I HiiMii-i- 'here's i to accoiupll'-h i that ideal vvlt'i i i and at MM i need is i i I you proceed to i up In .11 a different colons rul i i i fabrics at.

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JU-M i Flower Festiva Netted Over $60C For Playgrounds Mrs Fred P. Luther, of Downs street, general chairman in charge of the major's flower festival and baby pageant held In the munlci-j pal a i i stated this mornj IJIK in response to inquiries thalf festival had netted nintPly a little over I BOO Thil i be used for tlie chase of additional playground equipment for clt parka Mrs said It was impossj ble at i time to make a cor plete repoit on the fntn.il as of, the returns were not in as HOLLYWOOD SIGHTS AND SOUNDS a tomb on the was built by popular at a cost of Jfiflo.oon The Unerir.in Association Women has 71 branches. FAT WOMEN SMOTHER IN TIGHT GIRDLES Tight frlrdlts and stiff foundation Stir- menu actually many women look fit- 0 TtTdVTr h.vo youthful figure that nrcrts but liUlc Rirdk, control" of i women round that the Mdrmola a i the tny lo of fat Just take 4 Marmoln rrcjcrlplion 1 nblrls each day. imd in placo of starchy foods like and pnstnci. cat more salads, frulta.

srton and iro on fatty menu Ihat Isn't If V-t difference Marmola o.n.1 thin little chanKe in our dirt may make in your "eiRht. I of to 8 pound, a have bcon rtport-d many from th a Simple method of re.Juc.nit. Mj-mo a Prrsmotlon lablctn contain th- cu- ment by miny trcat-m. their fat Ort a box at jour dms- today and lend that ugly fat on way. principal, Monticello High School, vice president, and Mabel Ecjtle- Indian Summer frOChS vice president, ston, Gorton High School, Yon kers, secretary-treasurer General sessions -will be held during the morning in Madison i Square Garden Greetings from I the state association vull be i brought by the president, Claude L.

Kulp and Dr Abba Hillel Silver! of Cleveland i gne an address i Afternoon sessions will cover the whole range of the public school curriculum in the following divisions The senior high school teachers will a a meeting in the Hotel Commodore for a program under the chairmanship of Loretta Coons, New Rochellp The junior high school teachers i meet in the Yorker for a program under the leadership of Joseph Donlej.l Peekskill I The teachers of intermediate grades Are scheduled to meet in the Central Commercial High School under the direction George E. Webster, Rye. kindergarten primary teachers -will assemble in the Pennsjhania Hotel under the chairmanship of Mary F. Rook, Poughkeepsie President Stewart expects that approximately 5000 teachers will be attendance at the meetings MENUS OF THE By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE For those Kist a of I i i SIUIIIIKM an American designer has m-ated this i i i i i i i make a good house-dross a It is colon in the ellovs and browns ot a leaves and helled in felt to match the beret.

Home Institute M4KE HIT BY DMCING; TEACH YOURSELF AT HOME You Can Do Lively Taps Like This Frozen Vegetable Salad Dinner Servinp Three Or Four Molded Fi'h Cakes Sauco Baked Potatoes Biscuits Ilonev Frozen Vegetable Snlad Cheese Crackers Coffee Molded Fish Cakes 1 tablespoons 'A teaspoon butter 4 tablespoons flour cups milk teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika Mix butter and flour. Add milk and cook until a very thick sauce a arms. Stir constantly. Add rest of the ingredients and pour into but- celery salt 1 teaspoon minced onions 1 teaspoon minced parsley 2 egK jolks I 1 cups cooked white fish Judy and Bill stop the Their gaj tap-, an- the surprisi act of the Senior Frolic "How did vou learn'" their i friends ask nnrt i maj 01 may not i a they taught thtmselvcs a i at I i i i ami dU- grams from a lo.iclier It's not hard The i i up routines of basic tap sounds vou rnn easih To make them use four pails of, the foot, as the sketch --the ball, the hed. the toe and the entire flat surface of tlie foot Speed and balance' You get them as jou practice In first lesson keep one hand on the back of a chair and rempm- iber your fling soon nc I delighting your 1 Suppose about to prac- tise the Front Tap Hum a gay air like "Dinah," loosen up Keep 1,11 'I HIP knee and thigh as IIJK Ulc icwui ac i.

uj i truicii LO oiict A by 11 hours 9 minutes She com- i red baking dishes or molds Bake a ankle Then stand on I i i fhfi i i -nell left butter I tihlespoonf pleted the homeward journey in 4 days 16 hours and 16 minutes. Rose took 6 days 6 hours and 57 minutes to make this trip. Her round trip flight took her 7 days 22 hours and 42 minutes, as against Rose's 10 days 34 minutes. Four years ago Amy Johnson and her husband, Capt James A. Mol- hson, made a transatlantic hop from Wales to America.

Their plane, Seafarer, was wrecked when mixev, aua 1 v-uun. uum they tried to land at Bridgeport, i crearrjY sauce forms. Stir constant- Conn for fuel They were within ly. rest of the ingredients and 60 miles of their goal--Floyd Ben' nett airport, when they ran out minutes in a moderately slow Dt-en. Let stand for 5 minutes and carefully unmold onto a platter.

Strround with egg sauce. Egg Sauce 2 tablespoons 2 tablespoons chopped pic! les teaspoon salt teaspoon diced" paprika Mdft butter Add flour and, when add milk. Cook until a of gasoline. IMPROVED EDUCATOR SHOES Alort of Scitntifie which givM greater Mon SmortntH due Improved quality and Modern Styling. Step tomorrow ond our wonderful variety (Suedej included).

Style iffuffrated Kid 4 to WIDTHS AAA-EIII 309 Wall Kingston Arctic Growing Warmer With Aid of Tropic Air V. Vize, Arc- I tic scientist and explorer, has com- i pleted a study dealing with the change of climate in the Arctic According to his studies, the mean annual temperature in the Arctic in the regions adjoining the Atlantic ocean has risen by two degrees during the last 17 years. During the winter the rise of temperature as compared with 17 years ago is up to five degrees On Franz Josef. Land the temperature rise reaches geven degrees. A noticeable recession of the glaciers covering the Arctic islands and a decrease in the quantities of ice Boating in the Arctic seas is observed together with the warmer temperature.

Considerable thawing ice is taking place in Spitsbergen. The change in climate occurring not only in the Arctic, but also in the temperate climate zone of the U. S. S. R.

is exolamed by more intensive interchange of air betveen the polar and equatorial regions. 1 cup whipped cain cup salad cook cine minute. Rrozen Vegetable Salad cup diced celeri cup diced I I3on5 cucumber, juice I tablespoons teaspoon salt li teasrfon papnha ip oooked peas chopped 1 teaspoon minced onion Mix ingredients and allow to freeze for four hours in a tray refrigerator. Serve on lettuce anfc top with more dressing. Marinateinuts to be used in fruit or salads in glycerine.

They will $eep more crisp and fresh that wtoy. MEN'S CLUB TO HOLD REGUMR MEET1XG The First Presbyterian Men's Club will hold regular monthly meeting in the Ramsey Memorial Hall Fridav evening at 8 loot and hold the right foot back PS off HIP floor Kick a hy straiRht- i i allowinE ball i i i f'ot to fatrlke door i a sli irj) impart i t.ip arc (is film plr I tune, i a i ihfMii out to vur f.norit*' tune, i into practise And the big thrill And buck loutiues for p.irtu and i i a i Our in-pajre SELF- I I I I I CTIO.NS IN TAT DANCI I ou taps from the up. Dwfrrams, simple )n- J'ractlse routines; buck and military routines oasv to dance solo or a a Suid 1 for our booklet, SKU -INSTRUCTION I A DANCING, to Kingston Daily Freeman, Home I i 109 West 19th Street, New York, N. Y. plainly A AD- DRIJ.SS, and the NA.MH of booklet.

By ROBBIN COONS OLLYWOOD --The je.irs arc so SHORT. 3 The flaming-haired Indy hurt, incredulous, jnd i indignant. For all that she beautiful. 1 "I don't know why he should say things like, that," she declared i "Always befnit- our relations have been ttu- friendliest and have I said or done anj i to make him angry at me. I can 1 scarcely believe it." I The lady was worried, too Her principal success in films had been with this man, and here, just as the team was about to be i he had been quoted js pioltstmj; the reunion, objecting to playing in another picture with her Within a day or so, however, the "misunderstanding" a ironed out The picture was made- It was his last in Aniet irn, but tho beginning of her first ro.il ht irdom "The Meiry Widow" the final teaming.

From then on Jcancttc MacDonald became the "name" in her pictures, and Maurice Chevn- ier back in France Remember gay Maurice ot the hp? Smith, Jones Or Brown 2 was one of a group of minor actors who came into the Hollywood late spot for a snack. None of them looked too happy, and this fellow he was introduced as Mr. Smith, or Mr. Jones, or Mr Brown. I couldn't remember which the next day--seemed unhappiest of all He had done one picture, and he had backing from all present in i opinion that he hadn't been done nsht hy.

"But what could vm of Hollywood''" was the tenor of the squawks, for these Kcntlcmpn all from Broadway, and Hollywood was new The of Mr. Jones i n's) lipi was decidedly down. Rul the next time I saw him. some months later, those lips were taking .111 upward trend Hollywood had begun to find out about Joe Brown Ham And 3 In Hint same restaurant--it a Hemy's, now gone from the boulevard a frequent customer a lank, cadaverously thin fellow who looked like the reincarnation of all the Shakespearean actois who ever lived He would stnde in, oblivious to the stares of the crowd, and proceed to a table in the i ear where ho would sip coffee and road from the book he always earned "Ham," said many ob'ervers, without adding, "and egg," But the fellow didn't care. He had Holly up as a place where showmanship counts.

He would read Shakespeare anyway, why not read him a public place? But when he wanted to read lie would go to the deserted Hollywood bowl and declaim to the night skies Ho made no money nt it, but tho training must have helped Since John Ford singled him out for "Prisoner of Shark Island," John Cnrradme has been able to put a little flesh on that cadaverous Irame by eating larly, REASONS WHY you'll be wild about Spry Morse's Hearing Was Adjourned George J. Moise, i of Poughk (-i)sli', llls i i i i in police- tod.ij i October as lie fuil he ii.ul mil had i to on sage a a to dcf nd him. Jirf.ll Of I W.IS i I i 1 I up to tins noon Moibc h.ul not been able to i it H' 1 w.is arrested on 2. IIIK a rolllslon between the car he i i i mid a tui(-k dilvon by K.tljili Cut don of Schenoi tarty at i i i i i i and East i Htient. i the Gordon aiiesled on a a of rofkless i i I he pollrc Moise on oC i i i conduct and an ollirer.

yootL SAY Spry IS THE CREAMIEST SHORTENING VOU EVER UStD VOU MIX A CAKE IN HALF THE TIME Spry PASTRY is FIAWCK. WORE TENDER AND ASEASVrO, DIGEST AS BREAD FCX3DS FRIED IN Spry ARE CRISPER, TASTIER AND SO OIGESTIBtE A CHILD CAN EAT THEM I BUY THE 3 (.8 CAN YOU SAVE WON EYAKO Spry STAYS FRESH ALWAYS, I RIGHT ON Kndow ills of American col- total inorr- a A i earnrd compliments are the hplcc of life. -getSprytoday AVE money. Use Spry for all your baking and frying. Women say Spry gives lighter, finercakes than the most expensive shortening.

Try it. Spry The new, purer All-vegetable shortening-TRIPLE-CREAMED 1 As Easy to Crochet as It's Smart o'clock. Important business is to be transacted and all members are requested to he present Refreshment-; he served. Florida was dl'Ctnerrrt by Ponce de Leon on Easter; Sunday, 1513. Household Arts by Alice Brooks Afghan or Pillow Made Up of Small Squares PATTERN" i You may not think so but i is coming.

Prepare for this choice afghan, inadf of just a simple square. Joined, it forms an effective dei are a variety of other ways of Joining It, all given in the pattern three colors of Germantown or make halt the squares in one set of colors, tho other In another with hack-. ground always the same In pattern 5941 ou will find directions or making the afghan and a i an illustration it and of the stitrhes used, material and color suggestions. To obtain tMs a "'nd in rents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to the K.nfM"n I)aiH Kiceman, Household Arts 259 14th street, N' HP si-re to write plainly jour 1 NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. "Quick-dissolving Jack Frost makes a pleasure!" SOUTHltN JULY tOlt 3 A cup lifted Oour Powder PACKAGES SUGAR.

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