The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 2

2 KOKOMO Jure 26, 19-7 Priest Convicted Of Disorderly Conduct Joyce, Wear while but don't worry about or grimy soil. The Koman a a i i i i i i i removing many itoinj. Chapter Formed Ai Warm Springs of tilt preilctd Ciro: i A os ft i 1 o' Mrs, Mark G. ilny- lrmor. of sorority, urtl! October.

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Phi Garr.rr.jL ar.cl Women of the iirc pruvislir.TM layettes to be Jlf-lci j-pprci-enUitivtj. told of ihi work the fodtfrp.tlon is doln to a lie thf? i ilore a quarter jf or a million of commodities'. (JJJ W-TC shipped abroad for children, jr. gg nnvi.t of northern and Europe i the first i 19-17 by it. wiis Mom; of supplies 1 were Tor nao of nrhool.s In France, a and Belgium, a i has sponsors, And for i i i a i wponMorod in coviniries and Klnland, Mrs.

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WINDFALL The in 1 polish vou've been waiting for! Cleans, in one quick easy Spcration. Requ.res little Brightens and chromium. QUICK-SLICX TRtATS AVEMCE SIZE LftWN FOR Kills dandelions and other ugly broad-leaf weeds. Simply spray ic on lawns. Will not a Isiwn (grasses.

Use every 2 months. Special Mch KILLS WEEDS WITHOUT HARMING; LAWN GRASS! I Ls oz. Qjgt SELF- a PousHixsWAA- Proved anti-slip by Underwriters' Laboratories. wipe it on. Dries quietly! CLEAR GIOSS SOLD AT GROCERY, DRUG, HARDWflRE, PAINT, VARIETY AND DEPARTMENT STORES THE SHERWIN- WILL JAWS Co.

1212 MADISON. PHONE 7924 "Windfall. 3 i a i here received word Mon-' day i of the a of B. Moorman, 9, resident of the Phlox community. He died at, his home at a i been In i hiinlth for more' year from JL i a i Funeral services and burial will be held at Salem Wednesday 1 where Mr.

Moorman and a i hnvc lived for 3S He son of the Inte Re.v. Chur.a; pioneer Quaker preacher a iloormari. a ivus' horn prew to manhood on the I.Moormun homestead a Phlox. 1 Ho was born Mnrch 1SSS. I Llis wife, Mrs.

a a died nine vcara were the parents of 10 i i dren, i of whom survive. They! a if.ru. Roilo Shockney or i fall. Frnnk Moorman Thiox, Omar Moorman of Kokomo, T. L.

'Moorman of Philadelphia, Lewis and RuaseU Moorman of 3 I Portland, Oregon. i AIooi-- irnan of Seattle. and Mrs. jDcva Armstrong and Junies man of Salem. Nineteen grandchildren and several prent-grandchil- dren He left two brothers, Olan Moorman of Elwood and Daniel JMoormnn of St.

Louis, Mo. One son, Gerald, died eight years ago. Tho deceased was a member of the New Hope Friends church at Phlox for years and a-fter moving; I to Salem transferred his mcmbc.r- i i to the. church lit Salem. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Coffin, Koc! Todd, Mr. Mrs. Max Todd and rVudley Heath of i a returned I home Tuesday from Frecport, tliey attended the funeral'; i ncrvices held for The former's brother-in-law, Will A for! mer resident of the Windfall com- i i held ac Freeport Monday afternoon. Burial followed at I Freeport.

Irs. Rosa Davis is confined to 1 her home at following a. i heart attack suffered Monday. i Davis has been In ill health for some titno from heart complica- Mrs. Davis' granddaughter, Miss-j Helen Martin, daughter of Mr.

a Mrs. Donald Martin of LaFontainc Is at the Davis home assisting in her care. T. F. Jlcclcs who suffered a heart attack at the homo ol his son Tommic Sleeks and family Saturday near Windfall was removed, to, I the ilercy hospital at Eiwood' (ft ilonday, Mr.

s4 Mrs, MarLiu Stout cr.tcr-iSs tained at a dinner party at their "Jg home at Windfall Sunday in honor of the former's grandmother, Mrs. Iva Terry of Phoenix, Ariz. Other guests included Mrs. William A. Stout, Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac I Stout and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lois Stout and son, Richard Lee, Marion Stout, Mrs. Btrnlce Stitt and Mrs.

Estelia Ryan. Mrs. Terry, who has been the i guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. A.

Stout and family at Windfall for I the past two weeks left Monday for her home accompanied by Mrs. Stout and her father. Morion Stout, of Windfall, who will spend some time with relatives at Phoenix, i Mrs. Anna Thatcher and Mr. a Mrs.

Bcrl Thatcher and sons entcr- I tained at a dinner party Thurs-' at their home south of Wind- I fall in honor of the former's daughter. Miss Edna Thatcher, who i leaving shortly for Santa Mon- 'ica, where she will for a summer term of college. She will remain for a teaching position in the school at that place next fall. Miss Thatcher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Avery Thatcher of Cicero and the past year was a teacher in the Muskegon, schools. Other dinner guests at the Thatcher home Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thatcher of Alexandria. Mrs.

R. E. Findling of Windfall! who underwent a major operation 1 at Mercy hospital at Ehvood sev- oral days ago remains in a serious condition. An effort is being made to secure her type of blood for a transfusion. Picnic Sandwiches June.

211, 10i 1. Pcamic Relish Sandwiches ctip huiluc i cup Pet Mi'b tcnnpotm jolt Mix loprihcr thoi'ouffhiy peanut butter, milk in pickle rchsh. Makes sufricicnt foe 4 large, double 1 cue sweet pickles can also be up a i hsli" 2. Combination Sandwiches lean fticftc. (fJu (Mtiii) 1 cup Pet Milk cup crmmd tcmpoon dry Mit together cheese, milk, mustard and paprika, Coolc and scir over boil- inp until smooth.

Cover find cool. Siir in lunch mcac. Mnkcs sufficient for 4 large, double s.indwlchcs. wieners, bolognn or left-over cooked merit cjin. be used.

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