The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 11

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25,1929 THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE PAGE ELEVEN NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE SURROUNDING BURLINGTON Mrs. Lou McCain entertained at dinner Sunday, Dr. Russell Cline and wife and children and Mr. Jarvie of South Bend. A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Cleaver Wednesday, Fred Langold and G. Haun are spending a couple of weeks at the lake fishing. Miss Mxine James of near Russiaville spent Tuesday evening with Maxine Hufty. Mr.

and Mrs. Fletcher Milburn and family and Miss Lou Tlmmons motored to Elwood Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mm. C. Tlmmons.

The Modem Priscilla club will meet with Mable Catron Wednesday evening of next week with Mrs. Mae hostess. Kodkey aa assistant Mrs. Susan Hendrix, who has been quite ill for the past week, is reported to be improving. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Freeman of near Walton were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hufty and family Wednesday. The music teachers of the county held a business meeting at the building Wednesday evening plans were made for a county program which will be held" at Flora the first week in December.

Fletcher Milburn made a business trip to Kokomo Thursday. Mrs. Georgie Harmon of Toung America Is spending a couple of weeks with her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Gregory. The Rev. and were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Harley-Barber of near Darwin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Eller and Mrs.

Florle Eller spent Tuesday in Logansport, Mrs. John Tater who has been seriously ill at the Soldiers Home at Lafayette is reported better. Revival meetings are now In progress at the Brethren church conducted by the Rev. Mr. Whittet.

Everyone is cordially invited. Miss Maxine Hufty spent the week-end -with Miss Reba Johnson of near Frankfort. Mrs. Effle Gregory who has been ill for the past five months, is reported to be slowly improving, and is now able to sit up some. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Rodkey and son Dale and Miss Pauline Carter returned Tuesday evening from a pleasure trip through the southern part of Indiana, Ohio and Ken tucky. They report a fine time and visited several points of Interest. The Missionary Society of the M. E.

church will meet with Mrs. Edna Milburn on Wednesday, afternoon of next week. Mrs. Ruth Shirley and son of Kokomo were guests of Miss June Tater Friday. Mrs.

Rennel of Indianapolis is spending a few days with her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Barnard. some better. Mra.

Mable Stella Harmon ef Logansport spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harmon. Mrs. Gladys Harmon and daughter.

Barbara, Miss Delight Shanks and Virgil Hyatt spent Tuesday afternoon at Logansport where they attended a show. Miss June Tater spent tBe weekend at Kokomo the guctt of Mrs. Ruth Shirley. Mr. and Mrs.

James Dlmmlt entertained at dinner Sunday, Miss Stella Harmon of Logansport and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harmon and family. Mrs. Margaret Oyler Is spending the week at Anderson visiting with relatives.

Mr. Parse of near Forest is spending the week with his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Parse. Mrs.

Lucy Beach who has been in the hospital at Logansport for quite a while has returned to her home and Is reported to be feeling Catron has been spending the past two weeks at Indianapolis where she has been attending school. Dr. and Mrs. Hufty and family called on Mr. and Mrs.

John Wright and family of Forest Sunday evening. Mrs. Dr. Hufty was shopping In Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs.

Bert L. Combs and children, of Indianapolis, and Madge Morrison of Kokomo were week-end guests of J. M. Beck. Miss Mae Wharton of Flora spent Friday night with Delight Shanks.

One Sunday October 20. the children of' J. M. Beck came to his home to help him celebrate his eighty-sixth birthday. His children were all present except B.

V. Beck, i and family of Burlington, and A. V. "JSeck and family -of Omaha. Others who were present besides the immediate family were Charles Beck and Ata Moss of Sedalla, William Moss, of South Bend 'and Dorothy Lanebertson Mlddlefork.

All present enjoyed a fine day. Mrs. Mary Bailey of south of town had closed her house for the and will make her home with her children. Claud Oyler and son are making a short visit with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.

George Oyler, of Nappanee. Bab Catron made'a business trip to Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs. Laura Moore is planning to spend the winter with her daughter and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Oyler, of east of town. Mrs. Addle Miller and con Howard and granddaughter Corncla Rutan spent Saturday evening.at Frankfort guests of Gangwer. Miss Mary Mr.

and Mrs. Vern Ferguson and family spent 'Wednesday, evening of Logansport where attended, a banquet wilch -was given in of the American Legion band. They report a fine time. Mr. Mrs.

Will Miller of Lafayette spent Sunday with the former's father, Perry Miller. Misses Ruth Douglas and Violet Whitacre.spent Sunday evening at Mr. Mrs. Bruce Milburn spent -Wednesday at Kokomo guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Toler. The Golden "class of church entertained at a Halloween party at the church Tuesday evening in honor of their families. Sixty-five people were present. The evening was spent in games, also a. varied program was given by Robert Kingery, Earl Krammer and several others.

A fine time was reported. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. George Mclllrath and little daughter spent Thursday evening with the latter's grandfather, Henry Milburn, of Bringhurst.

Mrs; Edna Milburn spent Thufo- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Milburn of Bringhurst. The members of the Whatsoever class of the Christian Sunday school met at the home of. Mrs.

Lora Moore Sunday and spent the day. The main feature being a covered-dish dinner at the noon hour. Mrs. Moore is leaving for the winter. The Rev.

Calton and Mrs. Patee arid daughter of Lafayette spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calton. Mr.

and Mrs. George McBlrath spent Tuesday evening and Wed- at Kokomo guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mell Mclllrath. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Smith entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Maggie Lawman and daughter of Cutler. Mr. arid Mrs.

Bruce Milburn are moving on what is known as the old Overhomer farm near Flora. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Mclllrath of Kokomo spent the week-end with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.

George Mclllrath. CENTER Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. Hunt's seventy-fifth birthday anniversary.

The guests included Misses Mildred Ingels, Amy Prosser, Birdla Hunt of Indianapolis, Mrs. Daisy Ingels and son, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Heady and daughter, Miss Pearl Pitzer, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Pointer and son, Mrs. Ida Burnell, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Bigger and daughter, all of Kokomo, Mrs. Maud Simpson of Fort Wayne 'and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and family of Center. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Martin and three children were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor and family Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Toung entertained at dinner Sunday the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Toung of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Toung and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Logan Ingels of Indianapolis. Stanley Warwick returned home Saturday evening from Twelve Mile where he had spent the week at the home of the Rev. George and Mrs.

Bailor. Mrs. Leonard Wright and son Gordon spent the past week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Mays, of Portland. Mrs. Wilda Burgan of Kokomo spent Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Fisher. Mrs. Earl Vandenbark spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tracy, of Hemlock.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoban and son, John Thomas, of near Greentown spent Sunday at the.home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Richards and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kellam and daughters of Chicago were the week-end guests of Mrs.

Catherine Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Madison. Warwick spent Friday night at the home of their daughter, Mrs.

Sam Humbert, and husband of Kokomo. Miss Mary Louise Stillwell spent the week-end-In Kokomo at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Finley, and other relatives. Mr. arid Mrs.

Otto Jackson and daughter visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Wiltsle of Hemlock. Mrs. Lydia Cosand and Mrs.

Lee Humbarger spent Thursday at'the country home of Miss Dora Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armfield of Kokomo spent Sunday at the home of the latter's father, Frank Rhodes, and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Gasho and daughter were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas, of" near Con verse. John Simpson underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Good Samaritan hospital Saturday.

He is reported to be doing nicely. Mrs. Neil Hercules and Mrs. Myrtle Short made a business trip to Windfall Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Jessup and son John William of Kokomo were the Sunday guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jessup, living east of Center. Lon Amos and daughter.

Miss Lacie, Miss Dora Albright, Miss Alice FItzpatrtck motored to the Shades Sunday where they spent the'day. Mrs. Lee Humbarger spent Wednesday in Kokomo. at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Meranda.

and family. Roger Connerly of Fort was the week-end guest of Willie Franklin-living west of town. Mr and -Mrs. Omer Hatton, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Hatton of Kokomo, Mrs. Al Moss living west of Kokomo were "guests at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Miller.

Mrs. Earl Vandenbark were the dinner guesto of, Mr. and Mrs.S. H. Vacdenbark of Hemlock Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jackson and daughter were the Sunday evening guests'of Mr. arid 'Mrs. Ed Duggins of Kokomo.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoban arid son of near Greentown spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jackson.

Frank Rhodes and daughters and Mrs. Oscar Rhodes attended the Jones' murder trial at Kokomo Friday. Rev. Leonard Wright went QREENTOWN Miss Adah Sample of Knightstown is visiting at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.

L. E. Gates. Mrs. Bruce Haycock attended the homecoming at the Methodist church at Converse, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Staley of Wilkinson and Joe Staley of Columbus spent Sunday with Mrs.

Mary E. Reed. Mrs. George Gallion is suffering with a sprained foot caused by falling from a stepladder. Herman Kern, a member of the local basketball team, had the misfortune to break his ankle while practicing Tuesday evening.

He will be unable to play for three months. Mrs. Ray Green was taken to the Howard county hospital Monday where she underwent an operation Thursday. Mrs. C.

D. Manring spent the past week with her brother, Omer Brown, and wife at Kokomo. Mrs. Stella Robinson was hostess to the Missionary Society of the Wesleyan church Wednesday at an all-day meeting. A pot-luck dinner was served at the noon hour.

Mrs. J. spent Wednesday afternoon in Kokomo. Marvin Curless received a bad cut on the head while playing in the gymnasium at school Tuesday Friends here of Miss Mary Armstrong of Indianapolis have learned that she is making gopd in her chosen profession. She has entered the library training course offered by the Indianapolis Library this year.

The Armstrong family formerly resided at this place. Mrs. C. N. Wales of Converse spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs.

Bruce Haycock, and family. Mrs. William Slaughter was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kilgore and family at Swayzee.

The Whatsoever class of the Main street Christian Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor DeFord Tuesday evening. It was in the form of a Halloween masquerade. After a merry hour, guessing who was who, the business session followed.

The meeting closed with a service of refreshments to thirty-eight pres- Lee Price visited in Grant county Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Burkett of Rochester spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Stahl and Russel Armfield and family. Tho old friends and neighbors of Mrs: Cora Wooton gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Callis Wednesday and spent the day visiting with her. A pot-luck' dinner was served at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Maple of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Julow, Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw and' Miss Nieveseda McGraw Grant county were Thursday guests of Mrs.

William, Slaughter and Mrs. Martha Romack. Dr. and Mrs. E.

E. Freeman and Kenneth Freeman spent Friday with Mrs. Freeman's parents near Amboy. WALTON Ira M. Phillips died at his home in Tucson Arizona, Monday night, age SI years and 6 months.

He leaves a widow, Mrs. Blanche Bumgarner Phillips, two daughters, Janice and Abigail, two sons, Donald and Wayne, one granddaughter, one brother, Edgar E. Phillips, and two sisters, Ethel Sagester of Urbana, Ohio, and Mae Sullivan of Miami, Fla. Burial was at Tucson Ariz. Mr.

and Mrs. Osceola Phillips and son of Ohio spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burrous and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Burrous spent Sunday in Bremen. the guests of Dr. Kee Burrous and family. Mr.

Walrond and Miss Millie Woodling of St. Louis, Mrs. Nora Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Pasqual and son of Logansport visited Mrs.

Laura Burrous and Miss Edith Starry, Monday afternoon. Miss Olive Rhine, librarian, attended a state library meeting at Gary this week. Mr. and Mrs. Acy Porter and Mrs.

Barbara Fair of Frankfort spent Monday, evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fair. A Halloween Festival will be given in the Walton high school Saturday evening, Oct. 26 at 8 o'clock.

Prizes well worth having, donated by local merchants, will be awarded for best foreigner, best Uncle Sam, best farmer, fattest person, tallest person, best negro, best sheik, best Barney Google, -youngest child masked, best bride arid groom, oldest woman masked, best boy masked as a girl, best flapper, prettiest mask, youngest married woman masked, ugliest mask, best professor and best Indian squaw. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spradling of Logansport, a girl. Mrs.

Spradling was formerly Miss Lovda Filbey. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Davis, a girl, on October 21. Tipton, Township Home Economics Club, No; 2, held a delightful Halloween party for the members and their families Friday evening.

The club'room was decorated in keeping with the occasion -with autumn leaves, Jacko'lanterns and crepe paper. Guests were met in the hall by ghosts- and motioned on to the main room. Miss Catherine (Laymon received tho prize for the best mask and Ray Wid- ener'and Leland Huffman for the most comical. The evening was spent socially with games, contests, fortune telling and Halloween stunts. Refreshments were served to sixty guests.

The Onward Methodist Sunday school is making plans for its annual Halloween masquerade social at, the church next Friday night. Everyone is. Invited and is expected to. come masked. Mr.

arid Mrs. W. H. Ramer have returned.from a week's visit with a We neSaay nrhCrehe George Ramer and family of ChT- parcels. caco.

The Tiptoa Township Home Economic Club will meet with Mrs. Ed Minnick Wednesday, Nov. 6, instead of Nov. 5, due to election day. Demonstration in crystal trees will be given.

All who -ire interested are asked to notify Mrs. Minnick in plenty of time to get their supplies. Taxes for Tipton township will be collected at the Walton bank. Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Shirley attended a grain dealers' convention and banquet in Illinois, recently. The Rev. R.

H. Trojan is improved and is able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herr attended the funeral of the former's nephew at Frankfort, Tuesday.

John Gibson is improving from an attack of rheumatism and nervousness. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huffman of Detroit and Mrs. Samuel Hessong of Nead were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Coblentz and family, Tuesday. Wayne Shaver has accepted a position with the Miami, Produce and is in charge of an established route.

Mrs. Hazel Haynes and daughters, Charlotte and Madeline, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Terkes and son Donald of Jackson, Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. Harrison Eshelman and family of Peru were Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Widener and attended a meeting of the Royal Neighbor lodge. Mrs.

Josephine Ballard has -e- covered from an attack of ptomaine poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Farley returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Terre Haute and Jasper couuly, Illinois. The Psychology and Health club, with Mrs. H. P. Sailors of Kokomo, as leader will meet in the library basement next Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.

All ladies who are interested in Psychology or health talks are invited to be present and become members. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Davis, a daughter, on Monday, Mrs. P.

F. Erny and Mrs. Clark Snell entertained their Sunday school classes of the Lutheran church with a masquerade party i church basement, Wednesday evening. About thirty guests were present Maurice Kaikes and Mark Small were selected as the best masked. Contests were enjoyed and refreshmenta in keeping.

with Halloween season ---ed. were serv- MIAMI Harry Wise, wife and daughter, and Paul Gerhart and wife spent Sunday with T. M. Wise and at Francesville. ville.

Mrs. Stella Ladd of Bluff ton spent the week-end with her Wayne Ladd and family. John Dawson who is in the How- a Unty hospital is slowly im- Albert Clum of Argos spent Wednesday night with his mother, Mrs Hellen Clem and son Elberge Will Peters spent Tuesday in Indianapolis on business. Mrs. Ed Mills who has been ser- iousy ill at the Miami County hospital is somewhat improved.

Mrs. Roscoe Ryburn and children spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Y.

Same of near Peru. Ruth Prouty rteurned to her home Saturday, in Detroit, after, spending a week with her uncle Ray Houston and family. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will give a penny supper Saturday evening- from five until seven in the church basement Zack Ennis and wife spent Sunday with Harry Spolin id famly near Peru.

Bert Steadman and wife spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Frank Phelps and wife spent Sunday with Tom Clem and family. Viola Bargenhuff entertained a few of her little friends at a Hal- lowe'en party Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bertha Maxhan of Bunker Hill spent the week-end with Charles McCurdy and wife.

Don Clark wife and daughter of Kokomo spent Sunday with Edgel Carmine and wife. Will Zanker and wife of San Jose are spending two weeks with Ray Houston and family. Clarence Pierce, wife and daughters, attended the funeral of William King, held at Attica Sunday afternoon. Ralph Pearcy and wife, Nova Quinn and Leslie Marqualm spent Sunday in Indianapolis and at Turkey Run. Olt Tubbs of Kokomo, Molly Coulter of Galveston, Mrs.

Art Wissell' and Harold Ennis and wife, of Peru an I Fred Fewell and family were Friday dinner guests of Ida Ennis and family. NEW LONDON Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenworthy and children visited Tuesday with the former's uncle in Logansport. Mrs.

Belle Thompson -was he Sunday guest of her son, Charles, and family, in Lafayette. Mrs. Lou Fortner entertained for dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tucker and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Dayton Fortner and baby of Kokomo, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ord Fortner and daughter Carrie Mae of Terre Haute.

Mrs. Frank Humbert spent Monday afternoon visiting her aunt, Ola Duncan, near Mt, Lebanon. George Pearson and son left Monday for Fort Wayne to be at the bedside of the latter's brother, Carrol, who. underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday evening-. Latest reports were very encouraging from the St Joseph hospital, where he is- a patient- Mrs.

Belle Thompson left Wednesday for Madera, where she will spend the winter with her son, H. C. Thompson, who is a teacher in the public schools there. Mr. and Mrs.

James. Hepler of were, in town Saturday evening greeting former friends and neighbors. WINDFALL Mra. Bert Francis and grandson, Eugene Duncan, were Elwood visitors Sunday afternoon. The Child Welfare Society held a meeting at the Christian church Friday evening.

Plans were made for work to be carried out in the near future. Those on the committee are: Rev. R. L. Wilson, Rev.

L. R. Gray, Mrs. John Terwilliger, Mrs. Glenn Francis, Mrs.

L. Van Horn and Mrs. S. S. Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish, Misses Adeline Huffman and Francis Elman, Kenneth Parrish and Reuben Parrish of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Francis and daughter, Marilyn, were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr.

and Mrs. George Parrtsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dean of Kokomo were, guests at dinner Sunday of the former's grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Dean and in the afternoon accompanied by Mrs. Dean they motored to Indianapolis where they attended a show. Miss Ellen Kinder, daughter of Mrs. Opal Kinder, residing east of Windfall and Ralph Wilburn, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Wilburn, east of Windfall, were married Saturday at the home of the Rev. Omer McCoy at Greentown. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr. atid Mrs.

George Wilburn and daughter Louise and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trimble. The newlyweds will go to housekeeping on the George Wilburn farm east of Windfall. George Wilburn has been employed at the tin mill at Elwood for the past three years and he will move his family to that place Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn have rented a. large house and their daughter, Mrs. Gall Castor and family, who reside in Elwood will live with them.

Mrs. Castor has employment and Mrs. Wilburn will care for her small son. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Wilburn spent the week-end at Ft. Wayne' visiting with relatives. Miss Wanda Dean of Kokomo was the week-end guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dean, and of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Dean and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lott went to Winchester Wednesday where they attended the funeral of Leon Marshal, who was killed in an automobile accident.

Mrs. Guy Dean and sons, Richard, Tommie and Harold, Mrs. Tom Dean and Miss Wanda Dean were Kokomo. visitors Friday. Eugene Wines of Kokomo was the guest Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Francis and daughter. Rome McDowell, who has been employed as a contractor in Detroit for some time, spent the week-end at his homo here. Mr. and Mrs.

McDowell were dinner guests Sunday of their daughter Mrs. Glenn Cottingham, and family at NoblesviUe. SWAYZEE 1 Mrs. William Gilmore and family visited relatives in Greentown Sun- Mrs. Carry Crist and children and Mrs.

Dee Lyons spent Monday at Marion with Mrs. Ray Lyons. Mr. and.Mrs. Will Clark and son of Michigan spent Sunday night with Mrs.

Lavina Ammon. Curt Mast and wife, Clyde Leisure and and Guy Miller and wife were guests of Roy Moss and wife Sunday at Sycamore. The Rev. C. S.

Miller and wife and Geraldine Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pence and daughter Garnett, spent last Saturday at DePauw university. Mrs. Fred Covalt and daughter Betty Lou returned home Monday evening after spending a week with Ransom Bramblet and family at Fairbanks.

Mr. and Mrs. Will- Porter of Elwood spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Nellie Herbst. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl jCrist entertained at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stair and sons and Mrs. George Stair of Somerset. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Pence and daughter Evelyn entertained at dinner, Mrs. Anna Hood and daughter Thelma of Linden, H. B. Hood of Chicago, George Gates of Sycamore and Margaret Ladd.

Oliver Loer and wife of Klttan- ing, called on his cousin, Wallace Leisure and wife Sunday. Tom Baker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blossom of Marion wer.e 'guests of Waldo Matchett and family Sunday evening. Miss Daisy Mae Malstron of Marion spent Sunday with her mother at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Warnock. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Thompson of Albuquerque, N.

and Mrs. Nan Smith of Lebanon, spent a few days the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Fennington. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Watts and Mrs. Al Watts of Logansport spent Sunday afternoon -with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner of Marion were Sunday dinner guests of Doro. Pence and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Hollis Fisher and baby and Mrs. John Trip of Burlington were guests of Mrs. Ida Osborn and family Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Woods and daughter Martha attended a birthday dinner 'at Francisville Sunday at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Detainore. H.

Marks and wife spent. Sunday afternoon with Dr. Hawkins and wife at Fairmount. Mrs. Mary Starbuck of Indianapolis is yisitirig Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Starbuck. Mr. and Mrs. Strand Spurgeon of Converse called on Mrs.

Alice Bryant Monday afternoon. Dan Hackett of, Marlon spent the week-end with Mrs. Emma Holmes. Dean. and daughter Peggy Mae of Marion took, dinner Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Hood. Mr.

and Mrs. John Fleming and son of Marion spent Sunday with the.Rev. Ralph Little and family. Miss Evelyn Pence spent Friday at and Saturday with friends Frankfort and Linden. Mr.

and Mrs. John Burgess of Maxinkuckee Lake called on Mrs. Ella Mitchell Sunday. Jake Galbreath and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Starbuck spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Black at Hartford City. Orval Matchett and wife of Frankfort visited with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Ann Echelbarger, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schoultz of Columbus, Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. Zack Hamblin were six o'clock dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. William Milnes Wednesday. Joe Windfield and wife arid Mrs. Rachael Dobson and daughter, all of Marion, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

L. K. Fousl and J. L. Meyers.

Ed Friermood and family entertained Sunday t' following guests: George Hardacre and family of Amboy, Wayne Curless" of Marion, Martin Friermood and wife and Serena Shanahan and family. Elmer Niccum and family spent Sunday afternoon with Willard. Dyer and family of Alexandria. Kenneth Rybolt and family spent the week-end at Mendon, Ohio, with Mrs. Rybblt's uncle, F.

H. Hale and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kelsey and Dr.

W. S. Reasoner took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Stillwell Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cecil of Palo Alto, called on P.

E. Wyckoff and wife Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mattie Haggatt and daughter Pauline and son Benny returned Saturday after spending a. week with Mrs.

Nancy Murphy who has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Landis White of Van Buren spent Sunday with the Rev. F.

A. Dicus and family. Mrs. E. O.

Baker spent Saturday with Mrs. Rachael Eaklns of Marion. Rollin Manning and family, Mr. Cooper and daughters Miss Nell'e Cooper and Mrs. Small, all of Anderson, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. O. D. Melton Sunday afternoon. Frank Milroy and family, Vihtori Miller and wife.

Lee Gllpin, Miss Lulu smith, Mrs. Florence Nesbitt, Mary Alice and Harvey Renbarger were Sunday dinner guests of Eph Allen. Mr. and Mrs. William Curless and Mrs.

Anna Curless were guests of H. O. White and daughter Naomi on a trip to the Methodist Home at Warren and afterward to eix o'clock dinner at the White home at Converse Sunday. MICHIGANTOWN Mrs. Helen Weaver 1 of Kirklin, and Miss Elsie Weaver, of Boyleston, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Ricker. Mr. and Wayne Everman and son of Anderson, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Everman. Mr. and Mrj. Dale Cue of Burnettsville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Powers and family, and Mr Mrs. Earl Johnson. John of Toledo, spent from Friday unit! Monday with his mother, Mrs. Martha Kirkendall, Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Dow and their daughter of near Middlefork, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Flemming. Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Angle of Frankfort were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Huffer and daughter, Beatrice. J. O.

Avery and Miss Pearl Avery spent Thursday with their sister Mrs. Maude Bennett and family of Frankfort. James CoapsUck left Tuesday evening for Ppntiac, The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Michigantown, met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Wayt at her home in Michigantown. The meeting was opened with deyotionale by Mrs.

Eunice Everman and was followed by the usual routine of business. Mrs. Lydia Miller gave a splendid ro- port of the state W. C. T.

U. convention held recently at Gary. The meeting was closed with a prayer by Mrs. Ida Beabout. The next regular meeting of the union will be held at the home of Mrs'.

Fannie Martin in Michigantown. Miss Beatrice Huffer spent Thursday arid Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whlteman of Frankfort. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Leavell and family have moved to Frankfort Mrs. Eva O'Maly of Gary, spent a few days this week with ner mother, Mrs. Ida Helsel and other The Rev. Mr.

Cook of Indianapolis was a Sunday dinner geust of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Matthews. Mr. and Mrs.

Mort Maish left Sunday for Mayo Brothers at Rochester, where; they will take treatment. Clyde Thorpe has returned to hia work again after spending- a few days with home folks in India.na- Rube Heaton of Indianapolis is spending a few days with home folks. Charle Downs made a business trip to Indianapolis and Noblesvllie Thursday. The teachers of tho schools here attended the Teachers' Institute at Indianapolis Thursday and Friday. Miss Mertie Fuel of Frankfort is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Klrkendoll.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Kincaid have returned to their home in Fort- vllle after visiting their daughter. Mrs. Grant Helms arid family, the past, two weeks.

Mr. and-Mrs. William Reed and daughter'spent, the week-end with and Mrs. Thomas Walker of Danville, Irid. Miss Ruth Klophferisteln spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. Cariip of Lebanon. Eugene Duffy of spent Saturday afternoon. here with his Mrs. Mort Maish, arid Mrs.

Florence Gray spent Saturday with friends In Frankfort. The Michigan Township Home Economics club, Michigantown Unit jnet with Quick at her home in Michigantown Tuesday aft ernooh; The meeting was opened by singing several songs followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. After a. brief business session the meeting was turned over to the entertainment committee. Mrs.

Lizzie Pittman gave a reading, entitled "Forty Tears Ago," Mrs. Nora Laughner Introduced an interest- Ing contest with Mrs. Mabel Heisc winning the prize. The November meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Jane Amlck near Mlchigantoirn.

Mary Whitemari, Helen Morris, Dcrotha Stockberger, Maxine Toungr, Mildred Boweh, Lucy Morrison, Clifton Maxwell, Reldo Eads Herbert Jenkins and James Burns, attended the Holloween party on Thursday evening given by Miss Opal Trees of near Guy Long spent the week-end at Medaryvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Ricker and son Teddy of near Kirklin, were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Ricker. Miss Beatrice Helms is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Jasper Vaughn of Frankfort. Mrs. Susan Watkins and Mrs.

I. Neher of Frankfrot, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boweh. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Meeks entertained a few friends at their home Monday evening in honor their son; William's 19th birthday anniversary. The house was: beautifully decorated-in keeping: with hal- loween. The evening was spent with music and games and at a late hour refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mrs; Gladys Everman of Anderson is here this week assisting with the Invoicing of the general store of Walter Everman and sons.

RUSSIAVILLE The members of the Thalia night club of- Kokomo several guests were idellghtfulyy entertained at 'a'hallowe'en party, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Golding Wednesday night. The affair was held In the basement. which was elaborately decorated fodder Jack The ceiling was decorated with orange and black crepe paper and a profusion of lights in-different designs added to the setting.

A ghost electrically lighted was arranged in one corner. The company witnessed a gruesome sight when they were compelled to pass by a' dummy in a casket, box, which was decorated with yellow and black crepe paper. A fried chicken supper was served to forty members and guests seated at one long table. A' large pumpkin face centered the table with orange tapers in crystal holders on either end and orange crepe paper througs the center. Music, jokes, stunts and contests comprised the evening's entertainment Prizes were awarded Mrs.

Glenn Newby' Don Avbuckle and the hostess. Special, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ashley.of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rettcr, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wakefleld, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Kerr all of Kokomo and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Newby of Russla- ville; Membens of the Plus Ultra class of the M. E.

Sunday school enjoyed a haUowe'en. party in the basement of the church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Zola Smith, Mrs. Ruth Ridenour and a number of the children were cnmasked.

A corn contest was introduced. Refreshments in keeping with the season were served at the close. The October meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Catherine Ward, eleven members were in attend- eanc. The meeting was opened with with song followed with devotions by, the hostess, Mrs.

V. G. Carter offered prayer. Miss Alice Jones had charge of the scrap book and Mrs. Sarah Summers leaflet stories.

The president, Mrs. Kincaid, conducted the enigmas. It was voted to send $2.00 to the Settlement House in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs.

Hale Rice and daughter Joy will be the week-end guests of Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherwin. Mr.

Rice who has been manager of the Le- jal Loan office at LaSalle. 111., has been to a larger, field in-Ann Arbor, where they will reside. Dr. Arthur Oilar of Easton. Maryland, came Wednesday night to visit' his father, Dr.

Luther Mrs. E. E. Montgomery, Mrs. Bur- reJl Stout, Newby and -Mrs.

Glenn Newby spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Edna Payne of Indianapolis is visiting her father Donyori Jones, and attended guest day of the Tourist club. Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Newlln, who. have been quests for the past few months at the home of Mrs; Newlin's. brother John Simmons, a number, of cousins of Mr. Newlin's entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William Quackenbush. east of town Tuesday evening. A social time was spent 'and, refreshments were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. HolHngswortb, Mr. and Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, Mr.

and Mrs. Bayless! Fisher and family, Enoch Carter and daughter Emily, Mr. and Mrs. William ewlln and family. Jehu all of Russiaville and Mr.

and; Mrs. -James Heppler of Kingman, Mr. and Mrs. Newlln for their home in Calif. The regular meeting of, the Order Star was held at the Masonii Hall Wednesday night.

Mrs. Dale Watson wag a candidate. The men with an oys- supper. A. goodly number of the membership was In.

attendance. Mrs. -M. McDaniel returned lome Tuesday' from a visit with ier daughters, Mrs. Noble Shep- lerd of Alllsonville arid Miss Forba McDaniel of Indianapolis.

Clyde'HolUngsworth is reported to be improving. Miss Dorothy Carter'was operatr id oh for: removal of -tonsils -at the Howard County hospital Thursday. BOYLESTON Mr. and Glen Purclfu! and daughter near Cyclone spent Sunday with-Mr. and Mrs.

Grovec Warren and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Reed and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Vess Reed and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred'Gulp, Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Snodgrass, Mrs Denzel Dunn and daughter. Mr. ana Mrs. Melvin Reed and daughter and Charles Reed and Eugene Walker spent Sunday with Mrs.

Mary Reed and son of Hillisburg. Mrs Reed celebrated her 94th birtbdav anniversary Suiiday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cue and their daughter of Bernlceville left Sunday for their home after a few days visit with Mr.

and Mrs. DaT. Powers and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Rhine and family of Burlington and Misses Catherine and Drepha Spann spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Rhine and family. Mrs. Mary E.

Ostler "returned home Sunday after spending the week with her. daughter Mrs. Ethel Denman and family near Ross- Mr. and Mrs. M.

M. Hoback and. daughter of near Goldsmith spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Stoops and family. Miss Dcsta Huffer spent the week-end with Miss Beatrice Woods of Michlgautown. A meeting was held Sunday evening at the Cfiurch of God to see which chvreh was the winner of a contest being held between tho Kokomo church and the Church.of God, to see who had the best attendance every Sunday. The Kokomo church won the contest.

Miss Fraaces and Bernard Stoops entertained the sophomore class of the Mlcbigantdwn high school and few guests at their homo in, Boyleston Thursday evening with. twenty-nine present. The evening was spent in games and contests: after which dainty refreshments were served. The entertaining room was decorated in keeping with Halloween. The evening was enjoyed by all present.

Mrs. Audrey Connell McWhirter and family left Sunday their home at Champaign, an extended visit here with! the. grandmother, Mrs. L. Llmpus, and friends.

Mrs. McWhirter-was former resident, of this place. This was her first visit since December 1924. Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil McClaiTi and daughter Anderson spent: Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Floyd McClain and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rol Williams of Indianapolis and Mr.

and -Mrs. Paul Irons and family of Monon, spent Sunday with Mrs. Flora Irons. Ray Caldwell and son spent Thursday night at Miss Elsie Weaver spent from; Thursday until Saturday with hep uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.

Manson Sehimmel near Mrs. Elsie Armstrong spent'JPri- Saturday with Mrs. Quick of Elwood. Mrs. Matilda Simpson spent'SunV day with Mrs.

Martha Kirkefcdall and family of Micbigantown. Mrs; Avis McClain and family spent the week-end with Mr. ana Marvin McClain of Fort Wayne. Samuel returned home Saturday after a week's visit Mr. and Mrs.

Darlene Bermis and. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sailors of Fort Wayne. E.

E. Hcnson of Ervin, Mrs. Gilbert Doughs and J. L. McEwen of Frankfort spent afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs; oethe Thorpe and daughter Joan; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ostler. have received word the- arrival of an eight-pound son at the homo of Mr.

and Bert RobertsoR' near Kirklin. He has been named. Lester Ray Robertson; Mrs. Faye Johnson and" ter, of Frankfort, Mrs, Dale Cue and daughter of Bernlceville! Mr. arid Mrs.

Dan Powers and family of this place, Mrs. Riley BoyS and Kenneth Powers'of'Indiana- polis spent Sunday with' Mrs. Marvel Lewis of Indianapolis, The Boyleston Dramatic club gave a supper at the school house 1 for Mrs. Audrey McWhirter, was a former the The supper was served cafeteria style, after which gave many selections on the piano and Gotf gave several musical numbers, Men-lit Goff gave two dances with Mrs. Goff accompanying on the.

piana- PRAIRIE CENTER Thelma. Tudor was a'guest Sunday of Lucille near Goldsmith. Martha Jean Patterson- was a guest Friday nlght and Saturday of her grandmother, Mrs. Will Patterson and family of Tipton. Mrs.

Elizabeth Smith of neaff Tipton was a guest last'week her granddaughter, Mrs. Neva Wai-' son, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clurid Campbell and children were guests Sunday, of Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Campbell' of Goldsmith. Mr.

and Mrs. Frod Lindley Mrs. Jake Ratcilff left Sunday morning for a trip througbt the Rio Grande Valley. Revival services at the Mt. anon church are announced for all this week.

The public is attend these meetings which have been in progress the past weeks. Rex Cox of Reserve is as- siting the regular pastor, the RSv. H. Sherrill, of Greencastle with these meetings. Misses Edith Pumphrey and Dorothy.

Tyncr. spent Friday and 'Saturday with friends in In-. dianapolls and attended the state teachers', meeting. Mrs. June.Orr and Mrs.

William Frederick of near Pleasant were guests Friday Mr. and Mrs. Cash Mrs. Berniece Tyner 'and children, Harold and Margaret, and Dorothy. Tyner were supper Wednesday evening of Mr.

and.Mrsi'; Wilburn of TRY It TRIBUNE WMT.