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PA OK EIGHT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1930. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. Social Affairs US. J. a.

MONASKY WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT Of the Hast Liverpool Federation of club at a meeting Monday night in the Mary Patterson memorial. Mrs. A. B. Chandler is the retiring president.

Other new officers elected were: Mrs. Jason H. Brookes, first vice president; Mrs. Clyde 1C Larkins, second vice president; Mrs. A.

K. Reid, recording secretary; Miss Phyllis Crook, corresponding secretary; Mrs. P. Walter Ash ha ugh. treasurer, and Miss Irene Firth, auditor.

Mrs. Chandler introduced Mrs. A. J. Savage of Beaver Falls, a former resident of Bast Liverpool, who reviewed the book, lfid Lot Die At Myerllng." Luncheon was served at the buffet table, which was decorated with roses and tapers.

Sixty-five guests were served by the social committee, which included Mrs. Bernard Purlnton. chairman, Mrs. H. W.

B. Spore. Mrs. Hele Crawford, Mrs. Max Loundy, Mrs.

Cl. A. Race, Mrs. A. J.

Knapp. Mrs. A. K. Stoddard.

Mrs. Dan Richards. Mrs. Charles F. Goodwin, Mrs.

F. C. Johnson and Mrs. William Mountford. Mr.

and Mrs. Bertram Hamilton Bucher of Beaver, announced the engagement of their Miss Virginia Ruth Poe Bucher, to Mr. Delmar R. Serafy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl R. Serafy of Ogden Saturday afternoon at a candlelight tea in the Old Spencer house at Ohio View. Pa. Mrs. Bucher and daughter received the guests before the open fireplace in the living room.

Tea was served In the dining room at a table decorated with Thanksgiving novelties, lighted tapers and flowers. Mrs. Lee Robinson of lidays Cove, W. and Miss Elizabeth Bates of Beaver poured. Aids were Mrs.

Donald C. Yates of Pittsburgh and Miss Alice Rowse. Miss Bucher was graduuted front Geneva college, Beaver Falls, and Mr. Serafy from Dennison university at Granville. He is executive secretary of the Columbiana County Public Ifeallh league.

Thirty-eight members of the Young Needlework society PERMANENTS Be Lovely To Look At During the Holiday Season With A Modern Inexpensive Wave This Wave In- eludes Shampoo, Set and Hair Cut With Plenty of Curie OTHER WAVE8 1 95 2 50 3.50 5.00 6 50 7.50 WAVES GIVEN IN ANY HAIR STYLE DESIRED SHAMPOO and SET 50c PHONE 1341 MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Above Dorothy Dress Shop ON THE DIAMOND were entertained in the lecture room of the church Monday night ith Mrs. John Sager hostess. Devotional- and prayer opened the Thanksgiving meeting and were In charge of Mrs. Ellsworth Troutman. The quotation for this meeting was has two dwellings; one in Heaven and the other in a meek and thankful A hook review on Who In Biblical was given by Hildegrade Leva, after which a brief business session was eon- dinted by Dm president, Mrs.

John Howell, Plans were made for the arnuul Christmas party Dec. 12 in the lecture room of the church when a 6 dinner will be in charge of Mrs. Frank Buxton and her committee. Mrs. John Bchneid- milier and her committee will he In charge of decorations and the program will be conducted by Mrs.

A. F. Boomer and her committee. Tite hostess was presented with a handkerchief shower, after which she served luncheon, assisted by her daughters, Misses Christine and Wilma. The table was decorated with lighted tapers, at which Mrs.

George McNicol poured XXX Newell Junior club held a meeting Monday night in the home of Mrs. Patti Cooper, Jefferson Newell. Current events on were given in response to roll call, after which Mrs. William L. Higgins, president, conducted the business session.

Plans were made to hold a bake sale Dec 2 at the Rush grocery. Ad- rangements also were discussed for a silvor tea during the Christmas holidays and plans were made for a community Christmas tree at. Fifth and Washington fits, in Newell. Mrs. D.

Park Chapman of East Liverpool was the guest speaker and her topic was European after which Mrs. Chap man conducted a questionnaire and led a round table discussion on the topic. Refreshments were served by i the hostess, assisted by her associate hoHtess, Mrs. Donald Mills. I The Christmas party will he held Dec.

2h at the home Mr. i and th Roy Moore, Jefferson 1 si Newell, with Mrs. George Dawson and Miss Barbara Powell as! soclate hostesses. Gifts will be Up to-U lass of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday night with Miss Dorothy Wells. 222 Ravine instead of with Mrs Kay Garner, Chester as previously announced.

XXX Honoring Miss Ethel Gay Wilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Wilson of Minerva who will become the bride of Mr.

Frederick Wayne Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs, James H. Rose of Princeton Sunday, Dec. 3, young women of the business office of The Review entertained with a 7 dinner Monday night at in Youngstown. Flowers decorated the table and covers were arranged for nine.

The honor guest was presented a ahoulder corsage. Evening hours were spent at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Bahm. Hyde Niles, whore a miscellaneous shower was presented the bride-elect.

Miss Wilson is In the classified advertising department of The Review. Mrs. Bahm is the former Miss Minnie Rablnovltx of Wells- ville, and a former Review eni- ploye. Travelers club held its annual Thanksgiving program Monday night at the home of Mrs. Sanford E.

Fisher. Fisher Park, Pleasant Heights. The Quotation for the day was: pyramids doting with age, have the names of their owners." Thanksgiving thoughts were, given In response to roll call, after which Mrs. John T. Blue, president, conducted the business session.

The club donated $lo to the, public health fund, after which articles made by the blind were sold. Mrs. Clyde Larkins opened the; program with a talk on the Egypt of America," after which Miss Mary Lister, a teacher in the high school, gave her personal ex-, perlencos in Mexico, speaking of the people and their customs. Miss Lister presented a group of stu-i I dents from her Spanish class as follows; Misses Geraldine Spring-; er and Eileen McHenry, who mod-j eled costumes of Mexico and Guatemala; Misses Mary Cloran and Maxine McVey, who danced the harabe tapatio. and Miss Jean Horger who danced the lasandungo, accompanied at the piano by Miss Mildred L.

Harris. Covers were arranged for 18 at1 the luncheon served by the hostess. Rev. and Mrs. A.

HJerpe of Cincinnati were guests. The next meeting will he a Christmas party Dec. 18 at the home of Mrs. Horner Huston, Vine st. A miscellaneous shower was presented Monday night to Jean VanFossen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William VanFossen of Lisbon who on Dec. 24 will become the bride of Mr. Walter Silliman. son of Mr.

and Mrs Clyde Silllman of St. Clair ave. The affair was held at the home of Miss Rebecca Duncan, Lincoln highway. Following the presentation of gifts, contests were enjoyed and a trophy was presented the honor guest. Luncheon was served by the hostess, assisted by Misses Barbara Oswalt.

Esther Douglass ami Jean Welch. Out-of-town guests were Miss Butii Henderson of 8a- and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and daughter. Barbara, of New Martinsville, W. Va.

Officers of the Fiesta and Kiriki clubs held a meeting Monday night at the home of Miss Anne Collins. Sophia to discuss plans for diuuer-dance Dec. 8 at the Fort Steuben hotel In Steubenville. Miss Dolores Rabon, acting chairman. A Smart Beauty Fights Cold Winds JUDY GARLAND conditions her skin for the cold winds.

By HELEN FOLLETT HEN the north winds shall blow and we shall have snow, what will Sweet Pretty do then, p-o-o-r thine? Being a smart baby, she will weather-proof her sacred complexion, icy blasts can kiss her pink cheeks without causing them to take on the flakiness of pie crust. Unless something is done, there is a possibility that the cutaneous covering will be like that of room. C. L. Defienbaugh will direct.

The town meeting of the air sponsored by the Methodist church will he held Thursday night, at 9:15. The Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist church will meet Friday night. The meeting will begin at 8 in the church and wives and friends of the members will be guests. Dr. E.

Drigglis of the Presbyterian church of Rochester will he guest speaker. Musical numbers will be offered by C. L. Deffenbaugh. Midland Personals Miss Ina Harvey of Youngstown has concluded a visit at the home of her parents on Ohio ave.

Mrs. P. J. McCarthy spent the week-end at the home of her d-augh- ter. Mrs.

Alderdice of Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Miss Norma Jean Patterson of Pittsburgh were recent visitors here. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Kissinger of Chio ave. visited friends in Poland, 0., Sunday.

Sunday guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Paul J. Gilbert, of Virginia ave. were Mr.

and Mrs. John Cole and Professor A. Z. Azdeil of Pittsburgh. Mrs.

A. W. Westfall of Eighth st. is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Custer of New Waterford. Mr. and Mrs.

William Moll of West, drive were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Moll of Pittsburgh.

Carolyn Mullin of Ohio ave. visited recently in Freeport and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Black and son.

Rob. of Beaver ave. were week-end visitors at. the home of Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Douthett of Butler. Mr. and Mrs.

George Stutzman and daughter. Doris, of Virginia ave. visited recently in Masontown. Timely Hints For Women Pecans A La Half-Shell yF YOU want to remove pecan 1 nutmeats in halves, cover the I nuts with boiling water and let them stand 15 minutes. Crack carefully and pick out the meats.

emery board. Always something! Two different creams are needed: A heavy emollient to he used after the face washing at night. SALINEVILLE was appointed chairman of the i --------------------------------------------------dance, with Mrs, Adelaide Mrs Paul Dexter. Mrs. Graham anniversary of her sis Know leg, Miss Irene Barth and Mrs.

Edwin Satow. So Miss Mary Lou Roberta on the com ial hours were spent mitt only you have put your face to bed the night before, all nice and gently with a soft towel and apply your foundation tapped in and smoothed on for at cosmetic. Play with the make-up least five minutes; a thin cream kb to your little heart's content, for use during the day. It I a mistake to apply soap and for a had-natured soap can raise wafer directly before going out-of- the dickens with the human hide, doors In frosty weather, or immed- Be fussy, too, about powder; see iately after coming in. Remove that it is fine and soft since a Pa spPnt the week-end make-up with cream ora cleansing coarsegrained one will rumple the oil and fluff on fresh factory epidermis.

A professional facial blushes. now' and then is well worth the in the morning use cold water time and money spent. Fred Harnett, local vocalist, was tenor soloist at a Townsend meeting Friday night in North Side Carnegie hall at Pittsburgh. Guest were Dr. Francis E.

Townsend, originator of the old- ag.j pension plan, and Senator Sheriden Downey of California. Miss Jennie Dougan of Castle hours tests, after which were served by ved by the hostess. mm 'Thikuiv rtroBPnt with luncheou eon- was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Dale I Those present were Mrs Snyder and which the guests theater. Queen Esther of the United Brethren church met Monday night with Rev.

Mary Thompson in La Croft. Miss Hallle Fleming, presi- H. B. Dexter, after I Burford, Mrs. Ruby and Mrs.

Ed- attended the wil1 Satow. Mrs. Grant Stover, i Misses and Grace Burford and Peggy Snyder. Honoring her house guest, Miss Itoso Coukle of New York city, Mrs. El vie McDevltt entertumed dent conducted devotionals and the group of friends at a 1 business session, after which games luncheon Monday at her home on were the pastimes.

Broadway. Covers were arranged Covers were arranged for in at for 12. Mrs. McDevltt was assisted the luncheon served by the hostess, in serving by Mrs. Sophia Fistel assisted bv Misses Jeanette Star- and Mrs.

Mae Ketchum. Chrysan- ling and Bessie Rayie. XXX Two tables of bridge were In play Monday night when Mrs. William I Mrs. Everett Fitzpatrick and Mrs themums were used in the appointments.

Other out-of-town guests were Sam Bell of East Liverpool. Welisville chapter 417. Older of Eastern Star, elected the following officers at a meeting Monday night in ihc Masonic temple. Main st: Ashhaugh entertained mem bers of Iho Monday Niglit club at her home iu West Eighth st. Tro- pilles were awarded Mis.

Robert Par son and Miss Erma Hinds. The hostess was assisted in serv ing refreahmenta by her alster, Miss Mrs. Dale Kessell, Matron; SKATING SUITS AT A SPECIAL LOW PRICE! You may not be a trophy winner on the ice, bat you can be a fashion plate, wearing one of these beautifully priced outfits in one or two piece styling. Grace Alt ha r. Miss Mary McDevitt of Grimms Bridge will he hostess Dee.

11. XXX A pentiy social will ho hehl tonight in tho Odd Fellows' hall, Pennsylvania East End, the ausplces of Ohio City Rchekah lodge 782 and Pennova Iddgc 880 The public is Invited. XXX Oruher Friendship dass of the Pennsylvania ave Methodist cliurch will nieet Thursday night at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. Charles Woods, Erle st. Bide-A-Wee dub members will Thursday night at 7:30 In Ihe Imme of Mrs.

Wll- Mrs. Bessie Dustman, associate worthy matron; Mr. Francis Spring, worthy patron; Mr. Charles Stmdikt associate worthy patron; Miss By id Wilcoxen, secretary; Mrs. Ina McLain, treasurer; Mrs.

Ruth Hamilton, conductress; Mrs. Clara Hibbee, associate conductress; Mrs. Mary Matin, trustee for three years. Plans were made for a 6 o'clock dinner 1. after which an open installation will tie featured.

XXX Eighteen members of the laidies' Aid society of the First Christ la ti church met Monday night with Mrs. W. E. Weldon, Chester with Mrs. J.

O. Bell conducting Mrs Wehlon. president. ter-ln-law, Mrs. Eckfeld, and family, Main Miss Elsa Borg of Main st.

has returned from visiting her sister, Miss Pauline Berg. Cleveland. Mrs. E. P.

Lippencott of Main st. is visiting in Ben Avon, Pa. Mrs. Jennie Lowary of First st. has concluded a visit with Mrs.

Maud Morrow, who is a patient in the Cleveland Osteopathic hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Faber Deemer and son. Earl, of First st.

spent Sunday in Niles Mrs. Richard Larkins and children. Sally and Dick, of Columbus have concluded a visit with the parents. Mr and Mrs. Denver Todd.

Broadway. Mrs. C. F. Kenneweg of Main st.

and Mrs. James Paisley of Sixth st. are visiting their parents. Rev. and Mrs.

R. W. Wilson, in Ben Avon. Pa. Willard Smith of Glassport.

spent Monday with Mrs. Leona Moore and family, loth st. Mrs. T. N.

Piatt, Mrs A. It. McCombs and Mr. J. S.

Verness attended the funeral of Judge Jay Paisley in Steubenville Monday. Chester Social Notes Mrs. Albert McLain of East Liverpool told of her experiences in Russia Monday night when the Young Missionary society of the First Presbyterian churchy met at the home of Mrs. jfop' of the family. John Williams will he soloist.

Rev. G. R. with her sister. Mrs.

Edward Sheehan. C. J. Fulton of New Philadelphia was a local business caller Monday. Calvin Skinner, Charles Kimberly and John Skinner of Buffalo, visited recently with relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maple and Fred and Elizabeth Maple were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace of East Liverpool.

Miss Edith Russell and Mrs. Margaret Williams of Niles have concluded a visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russell of Jefferson st.

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dilworth have returned to Cleveland after visiting the mother, Mrs.

Effie Potts. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Jensen have concluded a visit, in Pittsburgh. Sherman Carter Is a patient in the East Liverpool hospital.

Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Culp visited recently with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Saltsman of Welisville. Mrs. Delbert Fowler has concluded a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Van Royan. Miss Christine Hutson of Boardman has concluded a visit with friends and relatives here. Roys of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday night at 7 in the gymnasium to organize a club. George E. Boals will be in charge.

The church will begin a new series of services Sunday known as Methodist Sunday Evening liam Wathey. Glenmoor, Instead of waH jn of the business ses Wednesday afternoon as previous ly announced. XXX "Wlllli Ml'BiiiUtf $5.95 10.95 The Store of Beautiful Gifts. Buy Now For Xmas, METZ FUR CO. 118 W.

Fifth St. East Liverpool, O. Mr. and Mrs. John Smelts of Salem have concluded a visit with the sisters.

Misses Jeanette Hardy and Christina Httlme, and Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan, Dics- len ave. Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and daughter. Bsrhara.

of New Martinsville, W. are of Mr. and Mrs. William VanFossen, Lisbon st. Mr.

and Mrs W. Roush and Miss Hetty Hailer of East Fourth st. have concluded a visit with the father, E. O. Sauer of Homestead, Mrs.

Virgil Geer of Youngstown Is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. P. Watson, in LaCroft. Mrs.

Margaret Sauer of East Fourth st. has concluded a visit in Paden City, W. Va, Miss Helen Alex of Vine st has resumed her studies at Ohio university, Athens, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Alex.

Miss Geraldine Howards of West Eighth st. has concluded a visit with Miss LaJuue Young in Newark. Mr, and Mrs Wilfred Houthan ami son, David Lee. of St Clair ave. concluded a visit in Paden City.

W. Va. Mrs Savage of Kalis has concluded a visit with Mrs. J. Donald Thompson, Park blvd.

Mo Nam Bird has returned to her homo hi 139 Rural lane after site was called to New Castle by the sudden death of Mrs Sarah E. ston. During the social hours refreshments were served hy the hostess, assisted by Mrs J. Kraft. A Christmas exchange party will held I e.

29 at the home of Mrs. U. J. Robb, Ninth with Mrs. K.

L. Bolon, leader. McKinley Parciit-Teachers association held its monthly meeting Monday night in the school on Lis bon st with Mrs. William Briggs, president, in charge of the business session. Mrs iHin Saxton conducted the following program: Accordion selections, John Liberator; piano numbers, Jack Stewart, and cornet trio, Maxine McAdoo.

Agatha Ridln- ger and Donald Montgomery, atm dents in the high school. VV. Crawford of East Liverpool was the speaker and his topic was of the Teacher on the Life of the Attendance banner was awarded room three, taught by Miss Mildred Metis. The Christmas program will he presented Dec. is Welisville Girl Reserve club will hold Its annual midwinter dance Friday night in Beacom Memorial gymnasium from 8 until 12 with Eddie laine's orchestra from East Liverpool furnishing the music.

All former members of the Re- 5 set are invited to attend Wilma Wilson, president, is general chairman. Monthly meeting of Women's auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension will he held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the home A. H. Dornan of Columbia Drive Mrs. A.

L. Rabensteln was in charge of the business session and Mrs. Dean Bryan led devotions. Roll call was answered with a Thanksgiving verse. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by the social committee, Mrs.

H. T. Adams, Mrs. Maiy Sturgis and Mrs. Hunter Boggs.

Mrs. G. B. Chapman will entertain the group Dec. 27 at her home on Phoenix ave.

XXX Chester Personals Mrs. James Johnston of Philadelphia is visiting at the home of Mrs. Cecelia Johnston of Carolina ave. Fred Owens of Coolville. is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Owens of Carolina ave Newell Personals Miss Barbara Powell of Arroyo lias concluded a visit in Philadelphia. Miss Thelma Painter of Clarksburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson of Grant st.

XXX Midland Social Notes The Civic club juniors will bold a rehearsal of the club chorus Thursday in the high school music Sweeney, pastor, left today several visit in Akron. for Fifteen thousand militiamen bad to be called out to suppress the whisky insurrection which broke out in western Pennsylvania when the authorities attempted to end illicit distillation. Keep Looking Lovely With A Permanent $2.50 FODEN BEAUTY SHOP Dresdsn Over HercHe Drug Phone 517 Union Shop Taffeta, Faille Popular Taffeta and faille are two fabrics that should last all winter and carry over into spring. Onei shop is featuring nice little after- I noon frocks of these fabrics. They done on slim lines with full circular-cut skirts.

Square neck- line marks most of the bodices, many of which have velvet lacings in dirndl fashion. Early spring will gee taffeta and faille suits' worn under- fur jackets, later to blossom forth with fur scarfs. Green With Mahogany A Georgian green grayish or painted walls go well in a dining room furnished in Chippendale mahogany. biana is visiting in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Everette George, and with her sister, Mrs. Charles titzsim- mons. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Hendricks are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lewis of New York city. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Brugh entertained the following guests over the weekend: Mrs. H. J. McGee of Masontown, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Hummel! of Waynesburg. Pa and Mrs. Charles Brugh of Columbiana. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Dickey and family of Strut hers spent, thp weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gorby.

Mrs. Edward Crawford, who underwent an operation in the Salem City hospital Saturday, is reported improving. A musical program will be presented in the Christian church Thursday night hy a group of Negro musicians from the Prentiss school in Mississippi. An offering will be taken. ROGERS The Aid of the Christian church will have an all-day meeting in tiie home of Mrs.

Henry Morlan Wednesday, with a dish dinner. The Aid society of the Methodist church will meet in its tooms Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Roger Fitzsimmons and son, James Roger, returned Sunday from the Salem City hospital. Miss Zoe Thomas, teacher in the Cleveland schools, was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Warrick and son, Dickey, spent the week-end with Attorney and Mrs. Gerald Brown and Miss Ruth Warrick in Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mrs.

Grace Bell attended the funeral services for her cousin, Mrs. Russell Ogden, Saturday in Sebrlng. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wyker and family of Columbus were guests in the home of Mrs.

mother Mrs. Anna Galbreath Thanksgiving day and over the week-end. Mrs. Elizabeth Raley has returned from a visit with relatives in Akron. George Myers, student in Ohio State university at Columbus, was a Sunday guest of Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Wonsetler. Ralph Tullis of Kent state college and James Murphy of Ohio university were recent guests of their parents here.

Recent guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green were Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Crumhanzel of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fisher of Leetonia, and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Chamberlain of Columbiana. Mr.

and Mrs. B. If. Hendricks attended the funeral of Mrs. Harry Conlen.

Saturday iu Youngstown. The Nazsrene church school will have an oyster supper Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mercer. Mrs.

Nannie Tullis of Colum- EAST PALESTINE Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Helen Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ward of Park and Paul Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Morris of West Martin st. The ceremony was performed Friday night at 5:30 in the Liberty, Methodist parsonage by Rev. R. M.

Criswell, pastor. Attendants were Miss Dorothy Kiff or Toledo, roommate of the bride at Miami university, and William Duff of Darlington, cousin of the bridegroom. The bride wore a teal blue wool crepe drpss with dubonnet accessories and a shoulder corsage of red rosebuds. Miss Kiff wore a rose crepe dress with shoulder corsage of talisman roses. The bridn attended Miami university at Oxford and Geneva college.

She is employed in the office of the Instrument Co. and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Mr. Morris, who from the local high school, is employed in his father's market here. Mr.

and Mrs. Morris will make their home after Dec. 8 in the Smith Apartments on East Rebecca st. D. H.

Van Dyke, who suffered auto injuries here last week, is reported in very serious condition today In Salem City hospital. The local Kiwanis club will meet tonight at 6 in the basement of the Methodist church. President George Knesal will preside. Will Mankin of West Clark st. is reported seriously ill at his home.

NEW SYSTEM Bakery In the CITY MARKET COUNTER SPECIAL For Wednesday Only BUTTER 4 17 POUND CAKES (Reg. Price 25c) Your Favorite Delicacies Are Baked Fresh Daily Kennedy wtte of her brother Harry SthroU 2Ul gt Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy was a frequent guest of Mrs Bird and 1 had many acquaititani here. XXX Welisville Social Notes Mrs 8 snydei of Main en (ertamid Monday (tight Welisville Personate Paul Eckfeld of Seattle.

Wash, has concluded a visit with his brother. Fred Eckfeld. a patient in the hospital in Vspin- waii. Pa. He also visited hie DURING NOVEMBER! Every purchase of $5 or over, whether for cash or on our Lay Away Plan, will receive a beautiful lamp free.

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