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rurr BETTBI DAttY TRIBUNE TlMKS AMES IOWA. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1931. PAOS TKBBB Regular Netting D. A.

R. Monday The regular meeting of the Sundial chapter of the Daughters ol the American Kevolutlon was held Monday evening at the home ol Mrs. W. P. Nichols, 620 Sixth street Mrs.

L. H. Wlllson and Mrs. E. B.

Bush were assisting hostesses. Thirty members attended the meet ing. Mrs. L. C- Burnett discussed an article on the patriotic education of the D.

A. R. in 20 junior colleges and colleges which the organization is aiding financially. The D. A.

R. of lowa is helping 10 schools. Mrs. Flora Miller gave a most interesting paper on "Youth and Manhood of George Washington." Meeting of Veterinary Ladies The Veterinary Ladies society will meet at the home of Mrs. H.

D. Bergman, 1007-Grand avenue Thursday evening at 7:30. H. Ray Celebrates Birthday Sunday H. Ray of Des Moines, formerly a.

clerk in the Tilden Grocery store here, celebrated his seventy-fourth birthday Sunday at his home in Des Moines. A large number of relatives and friends came with well-filled baskets and spent the day at the Ray home. Attending from Ames were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray and Dorothy, Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Ray, La Vonda, Lyle. Donald and Doris Ann, Clyde Ray, Mr.

and Mrs. William Miller, Social Calendar Tuesday Eve Mono clan Hallowe'en party. Laura Chapter 0. K. S.

Brotherhood of Amer. Yeomeu. Welch P. T. A.

Wednesday Home Eco. Div. V. W. Five Hundred Club.

W. H. B. Club. Short Story Div.

F. W. C. History and Literature Div. Joyeaux Club Neewollah Club.

Leatug Club. Hearth and Heather. S. and S. Club.

Central Circle. la. Council No. 24. Thursday Eleanor Chestnut Circle Veterinary Ladier.

Friday Fortnightly Club. Art Club. Mrs. Sarah Miller. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Miller and Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller. lone and Donald, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Lee. Kieth Neva. Wayne and LaVerne. Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Seestroni. Norma and Anna. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Briley. Mrs. William Bradshaw. Francis and Bernice. Clark Ave.

Club Holds Hallowe'en Mrty The members of the Clark Avenue club and their families enjoyed a masquerade Hallowe'en party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Hougban, g09 Clark avenue.

Mrs. C. L. Dixon and Mrs. Bmil Miller were in charge of the afair.

Hallowe'en novelties decorated the rooms and a most enjoyable evening of games, stunts and various contests was spent. Refreshments served at a lats hour. Regular Meeting Council No. 24 Iowa Council Xo. 24 Degree of Pocahontas will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Rose Smith. 30S Lincoln way. A 5. and S. Club With Mrs.

Carlson The members of the S. and S. club will meet Weflnesday afternoon at 2:30 at the borne of Mrs. H. J.

Carlson. 1214 Roosevelt avenue. Mrs. G. W.

Foster will assist the hostess. Eleanor Chestnut Circle To Meet The Eleanor Chestnut circle of the Collegiate Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Ben Edwards, 215 Lynn avenue, Thursday at 2:30 m. Meeting Of Ce'ntral Circle The Central circle of the Lutheran church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Henry Siemers.

120S Kellogg avenue. Mrs. J. 0. Wasttin will be the assisting Dinner Meeting Kappa Phi Sigma The members of the Kappa Phi Sigma sorority motored to State Center Monday evening where they enjoyed a dinner meeting at the Englewood Tearoom.

0 Art Club With Mrs. Alvin Banks Mrs. Alvin Banks will be hostess to the members of the Art club Friday afternoon at 2:30 at her home on Eighth street. Sigma "Nu Informal Dance Tie Sigma Nu fraternity enter- rained at their first fall dance Saturday evening in the chapter house Paul" Davis and his orchestra played for the evening's dancing. Chaperones were Mr.

and Mrs. John Fitzsimmons and Mr. and Mrs S. Phillips. Meeting of History And Literature Div.

The history and literature division of the Ames Woman's club met in the city library Monday afternoon. A good attendance was reported. Mrs. J. I.

Mather, chairman of the division had charge of the meeting and Mrs. J. A. Harvey was In charge of the program which was in observance of Book week. Miss Letha Davidson, city librarian was presented by the chair- Rummage and White Elephant Sale Wed.

and Thurs. (Nov. 4 5) P. M. MASOMC BLDG.

By History Literature Dept. Ames Woman's Club CARBON KING Will not clinker or melt down on the grates, causing the fire to choke; is sasy to regulate to meet change in and the proper amount heat can be maintained a minimum of attention. Sold exclusively by Ames Grain Coal Co. Phone fi man and told very interestingly of "The Gentle Art of Book Reviewing." Miss Davidson said that book reviewing was really an art and that a reviewer must be careful not to exploit himself. A good review will find the listener asking such questions as "What is the book about? What is the author trying to get at? How well did he succeed, and how does this book compare with other books." "Brown by Edwin C.

Embree. "American Beauty" by Edna Ferber, "Queen Anne's Lace" by Frances Parkinson Keyes were briefly reviewed by Mrs. Anna Conral, Mrs. L. C.

Tallman and Mrs. J. A. Harvey. A group of Miss Martha Ponds dancing pupils were very entertaining in special dance numbers.

A feature dance, "Jumping Jacks," was given by Lila May Hummel and Mary Kurtz. A Dutch dance was given by June Dudgeon, Betty Kern and Elise Ainsworth. Mrs. Adeline Lang Fitch played the accompaniment. The tea table was attractively centered with baby chrysanthemums and ivory tapers and Mrs.

J. G. Hummel and Mrs. J. L.

Robinson poured. Mrs. C. A. Knudson as hostess, was assisted by Mrs.

F. S. Middleton ajid Mrs. wyi Dpdds and Mrs. Charles B.

Ash in serving. Post Office Hallowe'en Party About 60 persons attended the masked Hallowe'en party given by employees of the post office in the Odd Fellow hall. Saturday night. Roy Cottrill, in charge of Station A at Iowa State college, was master- of ceremonies. There was a grand march, a guessing contest and games directed by William Durrell and Harold Giebelstein.

There was a pumpkin race, followed by the assembling of the anatomy of a trunk murder victim in a dark room under a sheet. Refreshments consisted of pumpkin pie. doughnuts, apples and coffee, after which there was an entertainment put on by the Leininger family, and by Shirley Weeks. 11. daughter of Walter Weeks.

She an interpretation of the "Dark Town Strutters' Ball," and a tap dance. Edwin Leininger played several old time numbers on the violin. Zeletta. 7, sang four songs, while Opal presented three clog dances, a Dutch waltz, an English and an American clog. The Leiningers, w-hich also include Mrs.

Leininger and Lyle. 14. then played for dancing. Meeting Welch P. T.

A. Tuesday The Welch school Parter Teacher association will meet Tuesday evening. Nov. 3, at 7:30 p. m.

in the school house. Miss Esther Forbes will speak on "Do Children Like Poetry." and Miss T.etha Davidson, city librarian, will tell about "Recent Books for Children." Mrs. F. E- Brown will lead the round table discussion. Pi Kappa Alpha Hardtime Dance The Pi Kappa Alpha entertained at a hardtime costume dance in the chapter house.

2112 Lincoln way Saturday evening. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Brandner and Mr. and Mrs. H. v. Gaskill.

Phi Delta Theta Fall Informal A fall Informal dance was given at the Phi Delta Theta chapter house 325 Welch avenue Saturday evening. Chaperones for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. W. Barren and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Foster. Newman Club Fireside Friday The Newman club, an organization of Catholic students at Iowa State college held a fireside Friday evening in the St. Cecilia's school house. 4- Clara Barton Ward Fireside The Zeta and Mu wards of Clara Barton hall entertained at a fireside Friday evening In the Catharine MarKay auditorium.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alkman and Mr.

and Mrs. J. Sage were Chaperones. Pledges Entertain At Informal Dance Tbf pledges of HIP Fbi arc ma fraternity entertained at an daiwe iu ctiaptei house Friday evening. Mr.

aud Mrs. W. JB. Sarles Harmony Dinner Monday Members of the Harmony club and their husbands were entertained at a 6:30 dinner Monday evening at the Thomas F. Crocker home on Burnett avenue.

Covers were arranged for 27 at small tables and one larger table. Tall ivory tapers tied with green maline were used as centerpieces and following the two course dinner, bridge wag played at six tables. Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Stoddard received the high score prizes- Zeta Tau Alpha Fireside Friday Fall flowers a-'d gayly colored leaves formed the setting Friday evening for tne informal fireside given by the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Dancing 10 rrdio musk- was enjoyed during the evening hours and cbaperones were Mr. and Mrs i R. L.

Foster and Mr. and Mrs. W. A Penninglon. Hold Plentc In Woods The members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity and guests enjoyed a picnic Friday evening in North woods.

Chaperones were, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Spangler and Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Brandner. Adelante Fireside At Chapter House An informal fireside party was enjoyed Friday evening in the Adelante chapter hi use on Welcb avenue.

Chaperones were, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Horning aud Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Wakley. Kappa Sigma Fireside Friday The Kappa Sigma fraternity were hosts at a Hallowe'en fireside in the chapter house Friday evening.

Dancing and cards were the diversions of the evening and Mr. and Mrs. C- D. Lee were chaperones. "Developed" Into a Prize-Winner County Society News Epworth League Party In Sheldahl Fifty members and friends of the Methodist Epworth league and the pastor of the Rev.

G. C. Swain enjoyed a Hallowe'en party Saturday evening in the church basement. The basement was most attractively decorated in orange and black streamers, gayly colored leaves, pumpkins, and corn stalks. All came in costume and a prize was awarded to Glen Garber for the clever costume he wore.

Games and stunts were enjoyed and refreshments were served at a late hour by Margaret Sheldahl, Lester and Eva Moore and Luverne Klonglan. Hoberland-Fisher Marriage Announced Miss Verda Hoberland, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ho- berland of Zearing and Orlo Fisher of Fernaid -were married October 21 in Blair, by the justice of the peace. The couple was accompanied by the groom's parents and the bride's mother.

Mrs. Fisher was graduated from the Zearing high school in 1929. Mr. Fisher is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Fisher of Fernaid. They will reside with the groom's parents for the present. Hostess To Collins Priscilla Club Mrs. Byron Keagle entertained the members of the Priscilla club at her home in Collins Friday. The afternoon was spent socially following the two course luncheon served at 1 o'clock.

Mrs. Keagle was assisted by Mrs, G. H. Keagle and Mrs. J.

M. Smith in serving the luncheon. Ten members and the following guests attended Mrs. Alfred Sward, Mrs. G.

H. Keagle, Mrs. Maggie Fish and Mrs. C. E.

Fish. Entertains At Afternoon Party Mrs. E. A. Warner entertained guests at an afternoon party Friday at her home in Cambridge.

Visiting and sewing occupied the afternoon hours and dainty refreshments were served at its close. The guests were Mrs. L. D. Woods.

Mrs Joel Seversike, Mrs. Kent, Miss Nellie Beck. Missionary Society Meeting in Gilbert The Missionary society of the Gilbert Congregational church will meet in Gilbert Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in the church basement.

Mrs. Ross Dodds and Mrs. P. W. Fincham will be hostesses.

Hostess To Collins Circle Mrs. T. A. Nessa entertained the members of the Rebekah Sewing circle of Collins Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in sewing and visiting.

Six members and two guests. Mrs. G. F. Holland.

Mrs. William Carver attended the meeting. Church Donation Party for Minister The members of the Evangelical church of Zearing held a donation party for their pastor, the Rev. Mr. Claypool Wednesday evening.

A social lime was enjoyed during the evening. A Cambridge Women Entertained In D. Moines Sixteen women from Cambridge were entertained Tuesday af'er- noon in Des Moines by Anu Morrow at the Knight JLamp shop. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon, prizes being awarded to Mrs. Gary Mathis.

Mrs. Hubert Lexvold. Mrs. Dau Inglls aud Mrs George Edward. 4 Sunday School Class Hallowe'en Party Fri, The ynune nien of thr Rev.

Mr. Showaliis' Sunday school clas? and Mrs. T. G. Lundy's class of young women pn.ioyfd a Hallowe'en parly Kririay evening of thf- Ciuirli of dills' and enjoyed i "Pretty as a picture" best describes lovely Lillian Harvey.

For this photograph of the English actress won first prize at the recent exhibition of the Society of International Photographic Artists, in Berlin. However, as you see here, there's nothing negative about her charms. Simple Routine Necessary to Secure Warehousing Act Loan DES MOINES routine that must be followed by farmers who desire to borrow money, under the state warehousing act is comparatively simple, according to Carl V. Kennedy, assistant to Mark G. Thornburg, state secretary of agriculture.

Outlined briefly the essential steps are: 1. Organize a county warehouse joard if necessary (approximately two-thirds of Iowa's counties already have such boards). 2. Call the county sealer, appointed by the warehouse board, who will measure the corn and issue warehouse certificates. 3.

The warehouse certificates may then be used as collateral with such credit organizations as the Farmers Credit company of Ottumwa and the Farmers Elevator company of Fort Dodge. In such organizations, of which Kennedy said the state needs more, loans are made on warehouse certificates to the extent of 75 per cent of the current market value of the corn. Interest rates r.t present run about per cent, Kennedy said, and loans usually are made for periods of six months. Aside from the interest the farmer must pay a sealer fee which Kennedy estimated at one-half cent per bushel but which may run as high as one cent per bushel. The corn likewise must be insured and all liens waived.

during the evening hours and refreshments -R-ere served by Jean- Ricketts and Irene Thompson. I f. Entertains At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. James Rock entertained the members of her bridge luncheon club Thursday afternoon at her home in Collins. High score for the afternoon's games held by Mrs.

David Ozmun. Zearing W. C. T. Institute Friday The W.

C. T. U. institute will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Hoberland Friday, November 6 in Zearing. This will be an all day meeting with Mrs. Ellen Avers county president in charge. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Guests are welcome.

Zearing Sorosis Club Meeting The Sorosis club met Friday evening at the home of- Mrs. T. G. Lundy in Zearing. Mrs.

L. L. Bowie had charge of the program which consisted of a question box. A gift was presented to Mrs. Anna Harrison who is moving soon.

Delightful refreshments were served by the hostess. NEVADA Society Newt Entertains At Hallowe'en Party Jean Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Armstrong entertained a number of guests at a Hallowe'en party at her home Friday evening. Tae party hours from 7 to 9 o'clock were filled with enjoyable games f.nd contests, and refreshments with Hallowe'en appointments were served by Mrs.

Armstrong. Meeting Of Sunny Central Club The Sunny Central club will meet with Mrs. A. McWherter for 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday. Nov.

4. Members are asked lo bring quilt blocks and sewing equipment. Cemetery Society Holds Social Meeting The November social meeting of the Nevada Cemetery society was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. M.

Dickens. Mr. and Mrs. McGivern of Nashua visited Today at the Fred Karges home. Miss Clara Wirth spent the week-end with relatives near Story City.

Mr. and Mrs. Merve Fry and son of. Cedar Rapids were guests over the week end with Mrs. Fry's mother, Mrs.

I. A. Flater. Miss Helen Neilson of Des Moines was- a week-end guest of Miss Loma Williams at the P. R.

Carney home. E. C. Wilson spent Sunday in Knoxville with Mrs. Wilson and daughter.

Weston C. Kim, deputy auditor of Guthrie county and his sister, Miss Evelyn Kim of Cedar Rapids were guests Sunday at the W. A. Moray home. Elmer McCreary of Hubbard is a patient at the Iowa sanitarium.

Mrs. Herman Johnson had her tonsils removed at the Iowa sanitarium Sunday. Mrs. F. W.

Prill of Belle Plaine visited Saturday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. P. R. Halleland and husband. Miss Lillian Peterson has gone AMES HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS THE RADIO MYSTERY A Farce in Three Acts by Dana Rush John Milton by Feme Gaunt Friday, Nov.

6th Curtain at 8:15 P. AMES PUBLIC SCHOOLS FIELD HOUSE Admission i 5f Season Tickets for All Speech Dept, Moiiies where she will visit jw slater for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Karle Bishop spent the week eud vvjth relatives in jedar Rapids.

Miss Doris Lewison and Miss Day visited over the week end in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Vinsel and small daughter Mary Ellen speut Sunday in Des Moines with Mi.i Vinsel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vinsel.

Stuart spent Friday afternoon at borne of Mrs. Gerald Tripp. Mrs. Ernest Nelson baby of Nevada were supper gwwU evening at the home of jpcr too- ther Stanley At the Hospitals College Admitted Lucille Pietge. Forest Hunt.

Dismissed Bernice Christy. FRANKLIN TWR Special to Hie Tribune-Times. FRANKLIN Oct. 31 eorge Euler returned home from Mary Greeley hospital Tuesday where he has been confined the past several days suffering with kidney trouble. Lloyd Taylor of Des Moines is visiting at the home of his cousin Ned Allen.

Mrs. A. M. Gross spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Nellie- Rainbolj.

id Miss Nellie Gretten. Mr. and 'Mrs. Clark Stuart and Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Tripp were dinner guests Thursday at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. F. Stuart at Ames. The Misses Charlotte and Clita Fergurson of Napier are spending this week at the Roy Grierson home. Mrs.

Paul Taylor and children Donna Rae and Richard, Mrs. Fay Taylor and Audrey and Mrs. Emma Elliott all of Ames and Mrs. Clark STORM SASH Are cheapest in also do reglazing. PHONE 264 Schoeneman Bros.

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