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6 logansporf, Indiana, Pharoi-Tribuno PSI IOTA XI CONDUCT FIRST MEETING WITH NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE The first meeting of the year for Psi Iota Xi was conducted Monday night by the president, Jean Abner. at Friendship hall. At the meeting the group voted to the Community Concert th? Y. M. C.

A. Other nc-iv officers besides tho president are vice-president, Giadys llorris: corresponding secretary. Marian Baade; recording secretary. Harriet Huif; treasurer, I.rich Shoop; and conductress, Klpers. Helen Moody, Frances Stanton, Gertrude Armick and Virginia Persinger.

The first meeting of the new year will be on January 12 and serving the refreshments will be Ruth Leigh Shoop, Joan and Lucille O'Neill. The social meelng for that month will be January 28 with Tamar Discher, Mary M. Heckard, Clara Medland, Marian Baade, and Carolyn Moore as hostesses. Maryellcn Mull, Frances Stanton, and Gertha Sturgeon will be hostess at the February 9 business meet- Standing committees for the year ng A pro gram has been planned a i so rpjjg soc i a i meeting for the month will be February 23 with the hostesses Marie Hickman, Jan- are program. Wilma Smith, Vera Connelly, and Jeanne Fairman; charity, Lucille Nagle; rummage, Inez Greensfelder and Virginia Persinger: flowers, cards, arid calling, Hiith Davis and Marie Closson: telephone.

Clara Medland. Frances Stanton, and Frances Bradtiehi; projects. Frances Kreuzberger, Maryellen Mull. Marie Hickman. and Gertha Sturgeon; publicity and scrapbook.

Virginia White; music. Thelma Sines and Audna Johnson; Tri Kappa Sorority Opens New Club Year At Troy Residence Tri Kappa sorority conducted the first business meeting of the year Monday night at the home of Mrs. Edward Troy, of 1927 High street. Assisting her were last year's officers, Mesdames Ed Miller. George Norris, James Smith and Ward Watts.

The new officers were installed will feature a program with Joan Elpers, Jeanne Fairman and Gladys Morris acting as hostesses. The second meeting of that month will be a social meeting and Joan Jones, Tina Winings, Frances Brad- pledging and initiation, Velma i wilma Smith and Pat Hop- Hart, Patricia Hopkins. Mary Mar- i ns scl -ve garet Graf, and Ruth Leigh Shoop; advisory, Thelma Sines. Helen Ad-, dleman, and Patricia Hopkins, and collection, Tina Winnings. Hostesses for the September 22 social meeting will be Gladys Morris.

Jane EUen Camblin. Donna Bicidinger. Vera Connelly, and Inez Greensfelder. October 13 will be a business George. meeting Gertrude Frances Kreuzberger as hostesses.

Guest Night October 27 with hostesses being Jeanne Fairman. Pat Hopkins, Thelma Sines, Jane Steckel, and Wilma Smith. The November business meeting will be the tenth and hostesses for that night will be Helen Moody, Mary Margaret Graf, and Tamar Discher. The November 24 social meeting will have as hostesses Velma Hart, Ruth Leigh Shoop, Helen Addleman, Maryellen Mull, and Gertha Sturgeon. A combination social and business meeting will be held De- et Uhl.

Virginia White, Jean Abner and Harriet Huff. ThT meeting dent, William Kiesling: recording secretary, Mrs. Ray Brandenburg: corresponding secretary, Miss Wilma Watson, and treasurer, Mrs. Donald Kuntz. The new president, Mrs.

Hildebrandt, conducted the business meeting and appointed committees for the comir.g year. They are as follows: publicity, Mrs. Charles K. Michael: scrapbook, Miss Marty Billau; scholarship, Mrs. Hudon Mrs.

Ted Morris, and ers and gifts, Miss Betty Hyres and Mrs. J. M. Druck; fine arts, Mrs. Harold Austin, Mrs.

William Sfeinhil- ber, Miss Marty Billau. and Mrs. James Reed; membership, Mrs. Eugene Denham, Mrs. Fletcher Bilger, and Miss Jean Justice; charity, Mrs.

Donald Mattson, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Douglas Ballard, Edward Moon, and Miss Ann Cromwell; ways and means, Mrs. J. Stewart Buchanan, Mrs.

Keith Showalter, Mrs. Ward Watts, Mrs. John Whittington, and Mrs. Orville Voting will be conducted at the April 13 -business meeting with Virginia Persinger, Katherine Smith and Janet Uhl serving. A pledge party will be staged April 27 by the hostesses Audna Johnson, BeaulKU, Lucille O'Neill, Mary M.

Graf, Tina Mrs. David Jtoark. Winings, and Mary Green. Officers for the coming year will with Evelyn be elected at the.May 11 business Armick. and meeting and Harriet Huff, Thelma Sines, and Clara Medland will be hostesses.

Mary M. Heckard. Marie Guest' night will be conducted Closson, Joan Elpers, Katherine cember 8. Hostesses will be Ruth officers. Smith, and Frances Kreuzberger will be hostesses to the May 25 meeting.

Pledging ceremonies will be conducted at the June 8 meeting with hostesses being Lucille Nagle, Mary Green. Ruth Davis, Marie Closson, and Evelyn the convention Bloomir.gton, Ind. The pledges will be hostesses to a July picnic and initiation will be conducted in August. Hostesses to the August meeting will be the new George AO in June! Fox; canteen supplies, Miss Neva will be heW at Plainer; personnel, Mrs. ion will be new at charles Lowry pecanSi Mrs.

Rob- SOCIETY ert Lowe, Mrs. Herman Schmitt, "Tuesday Evening, Sept. 9, 1952 D.A.R. Plan to Attend State Convention At Indianapolis Delegates to attend the state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution, September 30 to October at the, Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis, were selected by Olde Towne Chapter at the opening meeting of the tall and winter season Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lottie Wallace.

The alternate for the regent, Miss Jane Shultz, will be Mrs. Waldo Bishop. Delegates selected included Mrs. Fay Johnson, Mrs. Harriet Shultz, and Mrs.

Bertha Thompson, and their alternates are Miss Pearl Champe, Mrs. Ruth Kelt, and Mrs. Florence Flory. Miss Shultz conducted the meet- Ing, which opened with the ritual, pledge of allegiance to the flag, and the daughters salute. Mrs.

Catherine Hickman, chaplain, told of the chapter placing a bronze D.A..R. marker during the ritualistic grave side services of Miss Huldah Miller, deceased. Reports were given by chapter chairman on national defense, Americanism, D.A.R. manual of citizensnip, correct use of the Kag, conservation and Red Cross, and membership. Miss Mary Shultz led a quiz of the Constitution of the United States.

September 17, Constitution D. E. Hill, of 2101 East Market Mrs. John Petrie, and Mrs. Robert i reet armou nce the forthcoming marriage of daughter, Jane, to Ballard, and music, Miss Tnelma Rober Bauer, son of'Edward Bauer, of 615 Wilkinson street.

The wedding will take place Sunday. September 14, at 2 p.m. in the Market street Methodist church. The Rev. Ewart Talley will read stationed at Quonset Point, R.

I. The Shady Nooks school of Clay township will-hold a reunion Sunday. September 14. at 12 noon on the lawn of the home of Mrs. Laura Powell.

Broadway. A basket dinner will be served at noon. All members and friends of the families are invited. The St. Joan of Arc Study club will- meet Wednesday at 2:15 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Burl Grant, of 1211 North street. All members The St. Paul Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

I are asked to be present. Flossie Marshall assisted by Mrs. I Ruth Mehaffie. Mrs. Bertha Burk i Y.Topn v.ii: be lesson leader.

The meeting 1 will be followed by the Aid society business session. Nicholas. Mrs. Robert Faris reported on this year's pecan sales and the group voted to donate S500 to the Crippled Children's Society for the development of a new school. Refreshments of tea cakes, nuts, sherbet and coffee were served by the out-going officers with the new president pouring.

About 40 members and three guest Tri Kappa's, Miss Virginia Jones, of Sullivan, Miss Jane Mai- Miss Dianne DeGnef, daughter lers, of BluKton, and Miss Donna of Mrs. Ellouise DeGrief, of 218 Ninteenth street, was united in marriage to Tom Beeson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beeson, of 212 Ninteenth street, Sunday afternoon at the Broadway Methodist The Home Economics club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

with Mrs. Ruth Moore of 522 Shultz street. The parents of the Crippled Children's Society will meet at city hall Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The king's Daughters Sunday school class of Walton will meet with Mrs. Srcie Cotterman Tuesday eveiv.tr; at 8 o'clock.

Her as- r-istant will be Mrs. Murl Barker. Mrs. Myrtle Snider will conduct the devotions. The Harrison township A.

I will meet Wednesday. September 10. at 7:30 p.m. (DST). There will be a reception for the teachers and a musical program has been arranged.

Members arc urged to attend. Circle 2 of the'Calvary Presbyterian church will have a covered dish hmchcon Thursday at to September 15 The Y-Teen Canteen for punier high school pupils will begin Saturday, September 15, and will be held'each Saturday night at Y. W. C. A.

annex from 7 to 9 p.m. Ednamae Hammontree will scrve as canteen assistant and volunteer Hi-Tri members will also help regularly. Parents willing to chaperon at the dances are asked to call Mrs. Richard Camblin between 1 and 5 p.m. at the Y.

W. C. phone 3306. A canteen council of four boys the ceremony. The bride-elect, a 1951 graduate of Logansport high school, is employed in the credit department by Sears, Roebuck company.

Her fiance was graduated from L. H. S. in 1950 and is serving with the Navy (Pharos-Tribune Engraving.) DOUBLE RING CEREMONY READ FOR MISS DEGRIEF AND TOM BEESON Citizenship Day by bill H.J.R. 314, approved February 29, 1952.

This resolution calls on all government officials to display the flag of the United States on all government buildings on that day, and invites schools, churches, and others to do likewise. During the social hour refreshments were served by the hostess and h-sr assistants, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Ethel Justice, and Mrs. La'Jra Boatman.

Mrs. Peru Wellington, a member of the Charles Carroll chapter, o'f Delphi, was a guest. The next meeting will be Oct. 13. with Mrs.

Fay Johnson, who will be assisted by Mrs. Florence Kilborn. Mrs. Ruth Kett, and Mrs. Helen Clawson.

MISS PEGGY STARKEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlci Starkey, of Burrows, recently spent the weekend at Ball State Teacheri College, where she was initiated into Pi Beta Pul sorority. The Gamma Gamma sorority, to which she belonged during her freshman year, became the 98th chapter of Pi Beta Phi and will be known as the Zeta chapter of the Delta Province. Miss Starkey is the granddaughter of the Rev.

and Mrs. H. M. Thomas, of Logansport. (Pharos-Tribune Engraving.) Photo.

chandelier to the table. Contests were played and the prize was won by Marjorie Yeater, who presented it to the guest of honor. Refreshments were served to the following: Marcie S.ievers, Vera Yeater, Florence Stineman, Mirdle Crowe, Zelma Bish, Hazel Klumpp, Edna Albright, Lulu Rush, Mrs. Mirval Brewer, Doris Sievers, Marjorie Yeater, Martha Yeater, Charlotte Yeater, Janice Klumpp, Gail and Janet Brubaker, Mrs. Dora Nichels, and the assistant hostesses Fayc Frances Ridenour, Minnie Kitchell.

Esther Smith, and Arlouine Brubaker. DOCTORS APPROVE IT! And mother-and-chlld favorite. Tablets are adult dose, orange flavored. Buy It today. 39c.

ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN Doane, of Frankfort, were present: and four girls will be elected after d. Miss Eller Guest at Kitchen Shower Given By Mrs. C. Basham Kiss Rosetta Eller, bride-elect of Homer L. Fry, was honored Sunday at a kitchen shower" at the home of Mrs.

Clarence Basham, of Lucerne. Mrs. Basham was assisted by Mrs. Don Doty and Mrs. Mahlon Henry.

Miss Eller was presented gifts, placed on a table decorated in pink and white. Contests were played with duplicate prizes awarded to Miss Eller and the winners, Mrs. Joseph Fry and Mrs. E. A.

Spohn. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, mints, nuts, punch, and coffee were serv- taffeta. The strapless bodice! featured a high waistband and soft vertical pleats. She wore a stole of white nylon net and a half halo of pastel baby mums. She carried a nosegay of the same flowers.

Miss Coppock appeared in a gown of frosty green of nylon net church. The Rev. Benjamin Franklin and taffeta. The tight off the read the double ring ceremony shoulder bodice featured cap before an altar decorated with palms flanked with two baskets of white' gladioli. Tall tapers illuminated the scene.

Joe Huffman sang "I Love You Truly," "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." Mary Flory accompanied at the organ. Miss Kay Derail, of Logansport, was maid of honor, and serving the Y-Teen ganized. program is fully or- Mrs. Letha Neher Honored on Birthday A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. Letr.a Mae Those present were Mesdames Lucian Eller, Joseph Fry, E.

A. Spohn, John Fry, Minnie Zeck, Asa sleeves. The gathered skirt fell Marcie Sievers Feted With Bridal Shower "Roses and Brides" was the theme of a bridal shower given in honor of Marcie Sievers recently with Mrs. J. L.

Smith, of 1325 Spear street, as hostess. The entertaining rooms were floor length. She wore a crown and decorated with bouquets of roses carried a nosegay identical to the maid of honor. The mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wedding a Dior blue two-piece dress with purple accessories and a corsage of lavender baby mums. The mother of bridegroom attended in a as" junior bridesmaid was Miss I brown dress with brown acces- Janie Coppock, also of this city.

J. Ashton DeGrief, served as best and a bridal doll centered the table for the gifts. Streamers of white and pink were draped from the man and ushering were Carl Hardy and William Rynearson. Given in marriage by her grandfather. Allen B.

Coppock the bride was gowned in satin brocade. The fitted bodice was styled with a Cree. bra Fry, Ray- Queen Ann collar and tiny buttons mond Fry, Mahlon Henry. Don extending below the waistline. Doty and Clarence Basham, and the Misses Anna Garver, Janet, Lila, and Karen Eller, Joan Cree, Janet Fry, Eldcnna and Lorraine Neher Saturday evening in cole- Doty, Patricia and Nancy Basham.

12:30 p. m. at the Schwalms. of 3328 North street. Meat will be furnished and Riiesis are to bring table service.

Miss Ruth Gipc is chairman of the hostess committee and Florence Jay will be in charge of the program. The Cnmdcn War Mothers will meet ,.11 dny Thursday. September 11. at the home of Mrs. Frank Hedderich.

A co-operative dinner will bo served at noon. Members are asked to bring serving equipment. Tho Rnval Center chanter No. 375. O.E.P.

will meet Wednesday evening, September 10. at o'clock. The Jackson township Home Demonstration club No. 3 will meet Thursdav at 1:30 p. m.

at the T.n'.:c Cicott school. Th members were present fo- tho" Phi Gamma sor- hambiirror fry and novered I jsitmcr nt Dykeman nark Binco was played and tho rtoor nrize wont to Betty S-h-rrdi. Tho r.ext meetins will be in R-vl Cross rooms Septem- 22. After the business meet- in? mom hers will help make a srrnpbook for tho Red Cross. The Business and Professional i club will resume its reg- i ular activities with a business I meetinc Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the Y.W.C.A.

The Cass county chapter of the Arn-crican War Mothers will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. S. C. Gibson, of- 2015 Hiah street. annual reunion will meet Sunday.

September 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Neff, of 512 West i bration of her 16th birthday anniversary. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gaumer and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall and son, Mrs. Carl Rombold and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Taylor, Mildred Hale, Mrs. Hazel Tyler, Bill Neher, Ronald Gaumer, Social Calendar Wednesday 2:30 p. Century class, Mrs. John Wagoner. sories and wore a light gold mum Machine company.

Her husband, a graduate of Greenstown high school, is employed by the Wolf Construction company. FOSTER'S WEDNESDAY MORNING LOSS LEADER TO BE ON SALE ONLY BETWEEN 9 A. M. AND 12 NOON, WEDNESDAY jr The long sleeves tapered to bridal points over the wrists. The gathered skirt cascaded into a Cathedral length train.

The finger tip dress trimmed in black velvet. She corsage. Approximately 250 guests attend-; ed the reception at the bride's home. Hostesses included the bride's home. Hostesses included bride's grandmother, Mrs.

Grace- Co and Mrs. Geneva Butts, Mrs. Boyd Coppock. Miss Sharon Hipsher, and Miss Marcie Sievers. For a short wedding trip the bride changed into a faille coat- veil of full illusion was secured to a crown of net appliqued with orange blossoms and seed pearls.

She carried a bouquet of white roses centered with a white orchid. Miss Doran selected a frost green oor length gown of nylon and Indiana Professor Dies BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fultz, and Mr.

0 f. Charles Hire, 64, of the Thdi- and Mrs. Matt Gaumer. Hostesses were Mrs. Sylvia Taylor and Mrs.

Hazel Tyler. Read the Classified Ads ana University physics department, died at his home Monday night of a heart seizure. Hire, a native of Whitley County, was known for his popular lectures on the atomic bomb. wore velvet accessories and the bridal orchid. Upon their return they will reside at 914V4 East Broadway.

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