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10, ANTES DAILY LOW A Society News Women's Features Lodges and Clubs Installation is Held for New Ames Legion Auxiliary Officers very impressive service Monday evening in the American hall, newly elected officers of the Ames unit. American auxiliary took their obligations of office in the presence of assembly of members. Beulah Quade, who has just concluded a year as successful unit, read rows to the new. president, Mrs. Horames charter: member who has been.

active in the for the. past 12 years and Margaret Kooser sang "To She was accompanied at the piano by Louise Childs. Mrs. Holts took her new station her daughter, Margaret the president's jeweled pin on her. Mrs.

C. L. Dixon who was the in-stalling officer of the evening presented Mrs. Quade with a beautiful bouquet of talisman roses, personal gift, and Miss Kooser sang "Only. a Rose." Mrs.

George Grinstead, outgoing junior past president, gave Mrs. Quade her past president's jewelled pin. Assisting Mrs. Dixon in installing the officers were Mrs. Orlo Best, sergeant at arms and Mrs.

Harry Osborn, musician. Other. officers installed were Mrs. Tom Geataganas, first vice president; Mrs. Paul Taylor, second vice president; Mrs.

C. D. Lee, secretary; Mrs. Floyd Nelson, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Warren, sergeant at arms; Mrs.

Duncan, assistant, sergeant at arme; Mrs. Jordan Larson, historian: Mrs. Anna Winters, Mrs. Earl Quade junior past president. Membership of committees appointed by Mrs.

Holts include: Amerisanism, Mrs. Vern Meyers; child welfare, Mrs. C. L. Dixon, Mrs.

William Rynkiewitz and Mrs. Roy Weagley; community service, Mrs. Fred Shockley; education of war orphans, Mrs. George Smith; Fidac, Mrs. P.

T. O'Neil; flowers, Mrs. Ed Fowler; junior activities, Mrs. Charles Eastman; legislation, Mrs. Thompson; membership, Mrs.

Tom. Geataganas; poppy, Mrs. Wilkie Harper; program, Mrs. L. T.

"Andrus; rehabilitation, Mrs. Walter Weeks; publicity Mrs. C. W. Yeomans.

trophy. and awards, Henry O'Neil; finance, Mrs. Earl Mrs. George Grinstead, Mrs. Orlo Best; calendar, Mrs.

Paul Taylor; parliamentarian, Miss Mabel Howard; by-laws, all past presidents. Refreshments were served. during the social hour by the committee' Mrs. Byron Hamilton, chairman, Mrs. Clara Fox, Mrs.

George West, Mrs. Rose Thompson, Mrs. Harry Osborn, Mrs. B. Brooker, Mrs.

Anderson, Mrs. Naomi Fries and Mrs. Dennis Burke. The lace covered table was centered with sweet peas and babys breath. Light refreshments were served.

Guests of the auxiliary, were Mrs. R. H. Brandner, Mrs. Bert Haveman and Mrs.

W. A. West of Boone. Mrs. West is the mother of Mrs.

Quade. Miscellaneous Shower Held For Miss. Moore In Legion Legion large head of Richard organization Be True." When pinned Another lovely miscellaneous shower for a bride-to-be, Miss Martha Moore, was given by the Misses Caryl Pratt and Naomi Geiger at the Pratt home on Wood last week. The affair was in a form of a surprise to the honoree as the guests -had assembled before and cleverly arranged the miscellaneous gifts in a novel way. Each gift was attached to.

four yard-length ribbon and hid in a tree in the back of the Pratt home. The ribbons were then encircled around and around the limbs of the tree with many-colored paper puff-balls attached to the ends. The honoree had to unwind this entanglement before she could get to a gift. The tree resembled a huge cobweb and the motto of the evening was to see how- good she would be able to keep the cob webs away in her future home. After games were played peach mousse and cookies were served.

Guests were: Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Martha Moore, Mrs. Stanley Alfred, Misses Elizabeth Thornburg, Lois Baker, Jennie Marie Warren, Estber Butler and the two hostesses: Miss Moore is to be married to Wendell Rex August 4. She is employed in the engineering building as a secretary and Mr.

Rex is attending Theological school in Boston. Men Have Bridge Party The weekly bridge games tor men of the Ames Golf and Country club was held Monday evening with B. J. Firkins in charge of games. Three tables were surrounded and prizes were awarded to J.

A. Wilkinson high score, Harry Bowman second high, W. S. Rupe third and B. J.

Firkins fourth. D. U. V. To Have Picnic The Daughters of Union Veter READ WANT AD8 Simple Lines of Comfort Feature Chic House Frock BY CAROL DAY WHEN you make the charming frock in Pattern 8166 at home in very little time, you'll enjoy the comfort of its good lines for many a day.

The bodice with contrasting roll collar is flattering and easy to get into. There are no seams to' bind as you go, about your housework, and the raglan shoulder gives perfect freedom to stretch and reach. You can. make a decided saving by choosing two. or three gay' cotton fabrics and running up several of these frocks.

It deserves this. repetition and will keep you looking gay all spring. Percales, dimities and ginghams are fabrics that lend themselves especially to these crisp lines. The pattern is easy to make as it includes complete and detailed sew chart that even beginner just learning to sew will find very easy to follow. Pattern 8166 is designed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46.

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11. STER. LING BROOKLYN, N. Y. Joplin, where Mr.

Corcoran has been transferred. Mrs. S. J. Prown and Doris have been visiting the former's brother and family in Des Moines, the R.

A. Ellen woods. John SEvereid recently purchased the Cronk property. Morgan Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.

Orie Jones, Ardis, Jean and Darrel are spending several days with the Paul Jones family near Wyoming. Mildred 'Scovel of Runnels 'spent the weekend with the Keith Munson family. Rosalind Dunlap of Manchester is a house guest in the Dan Inglis home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Eckeldoert and children of Niagara, Wis. are visiting in the Boyd Kingdon home. The two ladies are sisters. Imogene Sesker and Maryetta Spragg visited relatives and friends in Waterloo the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hill, Leslie and Mrs. Glendora Thompson were entertained in the E. F. Lewis home at Storm Lake Sunday.

Martha Hill, who has been a guest there returned home with them. Mrs. Kristi Mason and daughter Mrs. Belle McCollum of Coalinga, were. dinner guests in Betty CrockerKITGHEN CLINIC Prepared by Ames Tribune--Betty Crocker Home Service Department BLACKBERRY WISDOM LACKBERRIES and dewberries are first cousins.

That means that they share many similar family characteristics. The dewberries, however, grow on a vine, whereas the blackberries grow on bushes. The dewberry is larger than the blackberry and usually sweeter. But both are good eating, so you are not going to be missing much if you 1 inadvertently buy dewberries instead of blackberries. We use these black, shiny ber- you've used 80 often with crushed Ties with their flavorful purpose pineapple and marshmallows.

black juice much as we do the You'll find that blackberries can other berries. They are grand in be a very decorative garnish, too. 'pie and famous in jam. They are For instance, -make. or a real dessert "as too, piled fluffy big sunshine cake.

Cover it in sherbet, glasses, lavishly dusted with a custard frosting. I've given with snowy confectioners' sugar you this custard frosting recipe and served with plenty of rich yel- before -but I'm going to repeat it low cream. again in just a minute so you'll And did you ever try crushing surely have it. Now fresh the berries and, after sweetening shiny blackberries in little clusters them with sugar, adding them to of three around the top of the cuswhipped cream? This ambrosial tard frosted cake and in a garland mixture may be used with lady around the base of the cake. Befingers or strips of sponge cake tween each blackberry cluster lay for Charlotte Russe, or it may be a golden peach slice, or two.

Can't served in meringue shells. This you see what a handsome and cream is grand in pressive looking dessert that cushollowed out angel foods and tard and fruit covering make of sponge cakes, or in any cakes sunshine cake? It's gorgeous baked in the shell pans. You know summer dessert because it seems the kind of pans I mean. Those so light and refreshing. in the bake center cakes that with be depression Custard Frosting a other can filled 3 egg yolks with fruit or mixtures.

Blanc Mange or gelatin molded in one of cup tsp. salt sugar these shell pans makes an inspired dessert when the center is filled cup milk with fruit. Try a plain Blanc 2 tsp. gelatin Mange with dark juicy blackberries 1 2 tbsp. cold water sweetened just before serving and tbsp.

boiling water crushed slightly to start the juices. 1 tsp. vanilla Plain lemon jelly molded in this 1 cup whipping cream way is also delicious served with Beat egg yolks, and add suga: sweetened blackberries and thin and salt. Scald the milk and stir cream. it slowly into the egg mixture.

Here's another blackberry des- Cook over boiling water stirring sert that can Crush help you out in an constantly, until the custard lightly emergency. the berries coats spoon-3 or 5 minutes; bit and sweeten them. Then mix longer cooking will cause the custhem with diced marshmallows. tard to curdle. Remove from heat.

Allow the berries and marshmal- Soak gelatin in cold water for 5 lows to stand together for a little minutes. Add boiling water and while so that the marshmallows mix this into the hot custard. Cool. will absorb some of the fruit juice. When custard begins to set, fold in Then fold them all into whipped flavoring and cream which has cream and pile in sherbet glasses.

been beaten stiff. Spread on SunI know you all recognize this des- shine Cake. Keep in refrigerator sert as the good old-stand-by until ready to serve. If you worry about what to serve, if you dread to start the pert meal. just drop letter to Betty Crocker to care of the Ames Tribone, and ask for this week's menus.

Complete menus for the week with recipes for the main items will be sent to you at Do cost. Please enclose three cent stamp to cover return postage. Those residing in the community who wish the means may call Tribune office for them, F. D. 'Personal Fishing Crew' Deep sea fish in the Pacific are tempting morsels these days, upon No.

1 fisherman was to use his Guiding the President on his Houston will be the "personal to right: Arch Scott, Bill the Archt: Peterson home En Slater Friday eve. Gens Mason of Deg Moines speut part of his vacation in the parental a Mason 1. ne Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maland and family of Des Moines were Cambridge visitors.

Sunday. Sunday dinner guests in the Dan Inglis home were Mr. and Mrs. L. G.

Pulis and Wilma Jean, Dr. and Mrs. Claude Dickey of Des Moines. Mrs. Neil Parish of Los Angeles, was an overnight: guest.

In the Dr. D. H. Nord home Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Nelson of Waterloo spent the weekend in the Chas. Hanks home. Recent visitors in the J. 0.

Thompson home were Carl Byers of Bakersfield, Mr. and Mrs. of Butte, Mont. Mrs. Johnson was the former Estber Thornwall.

A. A. Simpson had the mistortune to loose a valuable yearling colt which had been struck by lightning. Marjory Sutton was eperated on at the Iowa Sanitarium Friday following an attack of appendicitis. is recovering nicely.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mons Ostrem, who died Monday night, were held from the Luneran church Friday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Peder Buland in charge. Interment in the Cambridge cemetery.

Slater Bor Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Severied.

accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward of Alleman to. Washington Sunday where they visited with Mrs. Severied's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Ward. Mrs.

Clarence Hill, and Claude left Friday for a weeks visit at and Mrs. Burton Fledland afternoon. Miss Selma Fielland went to Elkbart this week where she will be employed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Seversike.

HOPPER DAMAGE REGINA. Grain agencies here report more than 000.000 acres of Saskatchewan crops are in danger devastation by grasshoppers. Hoppers are getting worse in infested areas. they reported. despite efforts to poison them.

Dog as Speedometer BERKELEY, Cal. (UP) Mrs. Lusky Rowland told the traffic judge she knew she wasn't Ing at 37 miles an bour, because her pet dog, Ho Chow, any time she exceeds 30 miles an bour, lias down and whimpers, while at the time she was ticketed Hi Chow was sitting up and enjoying the ride. Between Hi Chow and the the fact that Mrs. Rowland's speed ometer was Inaccurate, the judge suspended sentence.

READ THE WANTS In Social CALENDAR Tuesday Ames 4-H Club. Wimodausis Club. Sports Dance at Country Club. Women's Bridge Country Club, Ames 4-H club. I.

0. 0. F. Lodge Wednesday W. H.

B. Club W. H. B. Club.

Women's Golf Lurcheon. Knights Templar Iowa Council Thursday D. U. V. Country Club Dinner Bridge.

ans will hold a picnic Thursday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. Belle Kooser, 803 Northwestern avenue. Each one is asked to bring covered dish, sandwiches and table service. Members are privileged to bring guests.

Announcement Is Made Of Secret Marriage nounce the marriage of their daughter Jean to Herbert Daubert, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Daubert, formerly of Ames now of Marshalltown, which took place at Bethany, June 16, 1936.

0. 0. F. Lodge Meet. Ames lodge No.

309, I.0.0.F. will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at the I.0.0.F. temple. Iowa Council Hobo Party Iowa Council No. 24, Degree of Pocahontas will hold a Hobo dinner Wednesday evening at 6:30 for members and friends at the home of Aline Finch, 1409 Ridgewood avenue.

Knights Templar Meeting Wednesday Ascension Commandery' No. 69, Knights Templar will hold a stated conclave Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple: Announce Engagement at Sunday Afternoon Party The engagement and approaching marriage of Mildred Miller of Des "Moines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Miler, 916 Clark, to John W. Dunhan of Lincoln, and Estherville, was made at a lovely lawn party Sunday afternoon at the Miller home.

The marriage ceremony will be on August 8 at the St. Ambrose Cathedral in Des Moines. anncuncement was concealed in the place cards which were silver hearts entwined with pink rose buds. The decorations at the tables were bouquets of pink larkspur and petunias and white daises. This color scheme was also carried out in the twocourse supper which was served in the erening.

Guests from Des Moines were: were Esther Russick, Laurina Amide, Hazel Pound, Katherine Franks, Edna McCory, Florence Phillips, Grace Egbert, Cecilia Underwood, Arlene Slaker, Jean Burg, Evelyn Herrold, Evelyn Morris, Mildred Rinehart, Florence Burk, Kae Wilson, Mary Mason, Mildred Miller, Hazel Boswell and we Inez. McClelland. Vivian Clark of Elkhart was guest and those present from Ames were, Katherine Neff. Elsie Kamm, Lorraine Molstead, Mrs. A.

K. Ball, Mrs. Eustace DeVore, Anne Miller and Mrs. Emil Miller. Might-Like-Us Club to Have Family Picnic At the country home of Hubert Young, the Might-Like-Us club will hold a family picnic dinner on Sunday July 24.

Members and their families are invited. Country Club Dinner Bridge A dinner bridge party will be held Thursday evening at the Ames Golf and Country club for members. A chicken dinner will be serred at 7 o'clock and in charge will be Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Jones chairman assisted by their daughter, Betty Lou and son, Bud and Dick Mathison, Betty Ames, Jane Clement, Mr. and Mrs. O. N.

Johnson and Dorothy Reynolds. The later evening will be deroted to bridge in charge of Mrs. Louis Judisch and Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. La Grange. Europe at a Bargain Low Round Trip Rates in SEPTEMBER ($134.25 up) ED. S. ALLEN J.

H. HARMS 1493-J 2333-W 509 Welch Ave. WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE ALL DETAILS OF TRAVEL EVERYWHERE casting suspicious glances at all receiving word that America's much-heralded "magic" on them. piscatorial forays from the U. S.

S. fishing crew" pictured above. Left Howard, Jim Russell. the home of Mr and Mrs. Tom 01- Cambridge 3166 Is Club Hostess Thurs.

Mrs. Kenneth Jennings was hostess to the Friendly Neighbor club Thursday afternoon. The time was spent socially. Mrs. Earl Gardner was a guest.

Enjoy Family Picnic A family picnic dinner was held in the Eldon Harrison home Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Applegate, Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Applegate and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Applegate of Waukee, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Applegate of Des Moines, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Christy and son of Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gritfiths of Dallas Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cook and Opal accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Nassen and Bobby to Lake Okoboji for a week's outing.

They are expected home the first of the week. Mrs. Glen Corcoran and Nancy of Des Moines are visiting relatives here, prior to their moving son in Ottesson. Mrs. Anna Tesdall and daughter Marjorie left Wednesday for their home in Fargo, N.

after several weeks visit: with relatives here and in Slater. Rowena Richardson is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Fjelland. Miss Marjorie Ford of Ames, is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Birkestrand. Mr.

and Mrs. John Dobbe. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Dobbe and Miss Bertha Munson were Sunday supper.

guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Joe Dobbe in Slater. Everitt Ritland, who is attending summer school in Iowa City came Thursday evening and will spend the weekend with his family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

O. Ritland. Mr. and Mrs. O.

Ryan entertained members of the family Wednesday evening in honor of the birthday of Rob Ryan. Guests were Mr, and. Mrs. Thurlo Ryan and children -of Slater, Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Ryan and Janet, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ryan. Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Seversike and Paul Wayne, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Walter McKimm in Des Moines. Richardson entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Mathre, of Morris, Mrs.

Lester Ryan of Jewell and Mrs. Charles Ryan of Slater, Friday evening. Mrs. Burton Fjelland and Charles Dean and Mrs. Leland Seversike spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Austin Skromme near Ames. Paul Wayne Seversike who had been visiting there a few days came home with them. Miss Thea Mehle of. Des Moines was a visitor at the home of Mr.

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