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PAGE THREE THE ELWOOD (IND.) CALL-LEADRR. TUESDAY. OCTORER 5. 191 .1 SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Society Deadline 10 a. m.

PHONE 68 Society Deadline 10 a. m. PHONE 66 MISS DOROTHY K. A. B.

Club Met i Monday Afternoon Alph Chi Convention The seventeenth annual tional convention of the Sigma Alpha Chi sorority was held in Indianapolis at the Claypool tel, Sunday, October 3. The convention opened by a business meeting at 10 o'clock by the grand council president, Fern Canterbury of Delta chapter of Anderson. Officers elected for i the coming year are: President, Marguerite Templin, of Gamma vice-president, Charlotte Owens, of the Alpha chapter; secretary, Marjorie Schleischer of the Beta chapter, and treas- urer, Nila Aldredge of Delta chapter. Miss Dorothy Yohe was appointed as director fjr the coming year of the Epsilon chap- A delicious luncheon was served in the Riley room at the Clay-pool, the theme being the "Good Neighbor Policy," which climaxed the convention for this year. Next year the convention will be held in Anderson with the Delta chapter as hostesses.

Those having reservations for ihe convention from the Eplison chapter were: Mrs. Ben Baker, Mrs. W. S. Bufe; Mrs.

James Carr, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Cecil Clifton, Mrs. Clarence Cook, Mrs. Vivian Downs, Mrs. Keith Eller-man.

Miss Georgia Grey, Mrs. Horace Mays, Mrs. Harold Mc-. Creary. Mrs.

Melvin Moore; Mrs. Merrill Norris, of Kokomo; Mrs. Marion Reynolds, Mrs. Ray Rip-perger, Mrs. Reed Schafer, Mrs.

Charles Stage, Miss Dorothy Yohe. Miss Mary Alice Lamm, Mrs. Robert Hiatt, Mrs. Kenneth Dl'RIIAM, Society Editor World War II Mothers Club Met Monday Eve Mrs. Aurelia Whitmer, president of the War Mothers Club of Marion, was the guest speaker at tne n'gular meeting of the World War II Mothers Club of Elwood, Monday evening at the Eagles Home on West Main street.

Mrs. All. n. of the Veterans' hospital, als i appeared on the program Mis. Whitmer and Mrs.

Allen gav-. very interesting talks on what tficy are doing for the boys in service and the work for the boy; at the Veterans' hospital in Ma rum. Then' are one hundred hoys fri.m this war. who are patients at the hospital. The mothers are asked to contribute cigarettes.

windy and chewing pum for the party held at tin hospital each week. The splendid work and the cooperation of the mothers toward the hospital has done much to speed the recovery of the boys A ('licKen supper was planned for tie soldiers of the local Prisoner of War camp, to be held at the Ivigles Home on October 2, at 7 o'clock. All mothers of the club are asked to attend Jhe funetal of St Baker, who was killed in an aircraft accident near Klk, Fridav The ni xt meeting will hi' Monday. October 1R at the Eagles Home, and anyone wishing to contribute old hose, or arsy clotV inn suitable for making rnijs. are asked to bring them to this meeting.

Mr. Baker Is Honored At Party John Baker, of 515 South Anderson street was honored Sat. urday evi ning by a birthday party, given by his wife and daughters. The evening was spent playing euchre and favors were won by Mis. Nathan llart- (Adddional Society on Page Five) day meeting.

Sons and Daughters ol Liberty- Tow nsend Hall on South An-derson street, 7:30 o'clock. irl Scout Troop No, 1. Cook-Out ut the club house, 9 o'clock. B. IT.

Club Mrs. Ed Balser of R. R. No. 9.

Elwood, 2 o'clock. Ragies Auxiliary Eagles Home, 7:30 o'clock. Women's Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran Church-. At the church, 2 o'clock.

Hostesses, Mrs. F. M. Hurd and program, Mrs. H.

C. fUdlny. General Meeting ef Women's Organisation of First Baptht Church Mrs. Edgar Clark an Mrs. Charles Dunn, program, and Mrs.

George Stout, musifr Meet at the church. 7:30 o'clock. Cosmos -Chapter Misses Blanch and Mabel Digel, 1011 South Anderson street. 7:30 clock Townaend Clnb No. 1 Red Mm Building, 7:30 o'clock.

FRIDAY The Get Together Class First Methodist Church, pitch in supper at the church at o'clock. Will entertain 12 sol iei s. D. of L. Club Mrs.

William Ca 2 clock at -2722 Main street. Gleaners Class or East Main Street Christian Church At the Church. 7:30 p. m. The G.

G. Club Mrs. Marybelle Hinshaw. 1000 South street, 2 o'clock. Men, Women! Old al 40, 50, 60! Get Pep FmI Yiir Youngtr, Full el Vim mi four at.

ThouaM4l Iroa. MlMun pfcuauhata, VHaatfa Bl. lauootmarv At Omtm Tonic TtbteM Mi 15a. War aMt tare fMlliu imI Uya vary aav. At all drug stores everywhere in F.lwood.

at Rexall Drug. I o'closk. I Sisma Phi C.amtna Sorority I Party at the home of Miss Mary Broyles, south of Elwood, 7:30 o'clock. C. S.

Club Mrs. Kenneth Mad-dock, 1909 North street, 2 o'clock. WEDNESDAY Wickadoo Club Mrs Retta 1308 South street, 7:30 p. m. Past Time Club Pitch-in din ner, Mrs.

Lora Osting. 2120 North A street, 6:30 m. Klwood Council No. 48 of Dau-(hters of America Phi Delta Kappa hall, 7:30 p. m.

Ave Maria Study Club of N. C. C. W. of St.

Joseph's Church- Mrs. William Blucklidge, 1620 North street, 7:30 p. m. SI. Ann's Study Club of N.

C. C. W. Mrs. Harry Knots, 415 Main street.

Postponed one week Kt. Margaret's Study Club of N. C. C. W.

Mrs. Clurence Brown, 2401 East Main street, 7:30 o'clock. Sacred Heart Study Club of N. C. C.

W. Mrs. Rose Ross, 527 North 9th street. 7:30 o'clock. White Rose Club Mrs.

Carrie Golding. 2011 South A street, 7:30 o'clock. Christian Missionary Society of East Main Street Christian Church Emily Flynn Home in Marion. All day meeting. General Meetlnf of Central P.

T. A. Central School library, 3:30 o'clock. Past Matrons Club Mrs. Effie Harrnld.

1900 North street. Mrs. Edna Porter, assistant hostess. THURSDAY O. E.

S. Auxiliary Masonic Home. Louise Brewer. Mae Vunneman adn Eva Anglemey-er, hostesses. 2 p.

m. Shlloh Ladies Aid Society Mrs Levi Norris, northeast of Elwood, Pitch-in dinner and all- SAVINGS WHILE I Mrs. Lena Foland. of 1310 North street, was hostess to the members of the K. A.

B. club at her home, Monday af ternoon. i Bridge was enjoyed and the i favors were awarded to Mrs. I Frank Rockefellur, Mrs. rover hVu hart, and Mrs.

Harry noli, a Kiiest. I Members attending were: Mrs. Elmer haycock, Mrs. Ralph Woodsidt Mrs. George Schmidt, Mrs David Richards and the hostess.

Mrs. Frances Fulanil will be hostess to the club at her home Monday, October 1H, at I H0 o'clock. Calendar TUESDAY 1' and I Circle of First Methodist Church Mrs. Lena Adair, 810 South Anderson street. Mrs Wilbur Tipton, assistant hos-t( ss.

M. J. C. Club Postponed one week. cout Troop No.

5. First Methodist Church, 6:30 o'clock. Kiwanis 100 Club Hotel Sid-well. Mrs. O.

D-Hinshaw, Mrs. Bert Sneed, and Mrs Eric Cox, committee. Mary Martha Class of W. S. C.

8. of the Grace Methodist Church Mrs. Sam Guard, southwest of Elwood. All day meeting. Priscllla Club Mrs.

Sam Aure-lius of South street. 2 o'clock. Tri Kappa Sorority Mrs. Louise Digel, 8211 North Anderson street Dinner party at 7 o'clock. A.

11. C. Clustery of North Mrs. 12th Nell Slut-1 street, 7:30 i UNUSUAL I Observes Fifty-Eighth Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Fellow, highly esteemed residents of the Windfall community observed their 58th wedding anniversary at their country home north of Windfall, Sunday with a family dinner at the noon hour and an afternoon of happy social features. Those present for the happy occasion with Mr, and Mrs. Fellow were: Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Pickett and children, of Green-town; Rev.

and Mrs. Ora Bogue and son Jimmy, of Kokomo; Miss Miriam Clark, of Columbianna, Ohio and Miss Dorothy Bogue, who are classmates at North Manchester college; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ault and family were afternoon callers. Mr.

and Mrs. Fellow received a beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemums and several greeting cards of congratulations. Daughters Of America To Meet Wednesday Eve The Elwood Council No. 46 of the Daughters of America will meet in the Phi Delta Kappa hall, Wednesday evening, October 6, for their regular meeting. All members are urged to be present as plans for the coming vvinter will be made at this time.

Honored On His Sixth Birthday Windfall, Oct. 5 Thirty-seven members of the primary class of the Windfall school and their teacher, Mrs. Helen Briniger, were guests at a delightful surprise biithday party in celebration of the sixth birthday anniversary of CarcH Baker, held in the room at the recess period, Fridav afternoon, planned by his mother, Mrs. Lillian Baker. A miniature birthday cake bearing the six lighted candles and cup cakes, and jello salad were served to the little guests.

Paper hats were given each child as favors. All joined in singing "Happy Birthday to You, Carol," after which the remainder of the recess period was spent playing party games. He was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Y. M.

Methodists To Have Rummare Sale Anyone having articles for the Young Married Methodist Class of the First Methodist Church Rummage sale to be held the latter part of the week, are asked to bring them to the church Wednesday. Those who cannot get them to the church are asked to phone 564. MONTGOMERY WARD Irving, of Muncie; Mrs. Hay Kel-' ley, Mrs. Harold land, of Ko-' komo; Mrs.

Don Lankford, Mrs. Paul Leach, and Mrs. John Little, of North Salem. The business meeting of the sorority was held, Monday evening at the office of the J. Lewis Small company and routine busi- was transacted.

Plans were THIS WEEK ONLY! AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE EVENT! made for the October social meet-. ing to be held at the home of Mrs. Ray RIpperger with Mrs. Reed Schafer as assistant hostess I on October 18 or the 25th. The next business meeting will be Monday evening, October 11, at the home of Mrs.

Reed South strete, at 7:30 o'clock. Man as Cafeteria will close ev- Miss Edith O'Haver Weds Roy Humphreys Miss Edith O'Haver, daughter of Charles O'Haver of Elwood, became the bride of Roy Humphreys, son of Virgil Humphreys of Elwood, Monday, October 1, at 12:30 o'clock, at the home of the Rev. V. Hayes Miller, who officiated at the single ring ceremony. They were attended by Mis.

Wilma Boyd and Pvt. Robert L. Smith, of Fort Bliss, Texas. The bride was attired in a fall blue suit with matching accessories and wore a coisage of Johanna Hill roses. Mrs.

matron of honor, was dressed similar to that of the bride and wore a corsage of roses. zOther guests at the wedding were Joseph Legg and Benny Humphreys. The groom is employed at the Delco-Remy corporation in Anderson. They will reside in Elwood. World Wide Guild Enjoys Chili Supper A chili supper was enjoyed by the World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church, Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

George Stout, 1300 South 14th street. Following the supper, a business session was conducted and routine business was transacted. Mrs. James Ross, was. in charge of the devotions.

The next meeting will be on November 1st, the place to be announced 'later. Members attending were Miss Flossie Robertson, Miss Mae Es-kridge, Mrs. Robert Hinshaw, Miss Vera Eskridge, Mrs. R. W.

Sage, Miss Frances Jenkins, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Mrs. James Ross, Miss Martha Mae Scud-dtr, and the hostess, Mrs. Stout. Kappa Delta Phi The Kappa Delta Phi sorority held a business meeting at the Public Library Monday evening. Routine business was transacted and plans were completed for the regional convention to be held in Fort Wayne this weekend.

Miss Eileen Gavin and Miss Mary Bannon, vice-president are delegates. There will be a business meeting, Monday, October 11, at the Pubilc Library at 7:30 o'clock. Attending were: Mrs. Selmar Ballard, Mrs. Virgil Clarkson, Mrs.

W. H. Hoppenrath, Mrs. Ray Wimer, Mrs. Glenn C.

Hadley, Mrs. W. A. Risinger, Miss Eileen Gavin, Miss Mary Bannon and Miss Helen Sizer. t) ti-ii To keep your ically and to got from every your D-X and for SAVE Celebrates Golden edding A nniversary In honor of their fifthieth wedding anniversary Mr.

and Mis. Riley Heflin, residing south of Hobbs, celebrated the occasion with a family dinner their home, last week. Mis. Heflin, was the daughter of the lute Rev. John 11 i and Mrs.

High, wh" was the honor guest, lit her daughter's fiftieth anniversary, th.s unusual distinction is attained by very lew people. Mr. Heflin was the sn of the late Mr. and Mis. Calvin Heflin.

They were born and reared in the Hobbs community, and were married on September 28. 1893, near Curtisville Attend. ng the dinner, was the Heflin's four daughters, Mrs Earl Weaver of near Hobbs; Mis C. J. Reardon, of Cleveland; rs Matilda Cook, of Indianapolis, and Mrs.

O. Gill, of Indianapolis; one of their three sons Dewey Heflin of Elwood. a son Floyd could not attend, he resides in Cincinnati and a third son Robert, who is with the armed forces in Virgiana, was unable to be present. Six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren were present. Celebrates Her 77th Birthday Mrs.

Hulda (Love) Carter of Kokomo and a former Windfall resident was reminded of hei 77th birthday anniversary, Wednesday with a delightful birthday party held at her home which had been planned by hei daughter, Mrs. John Stout, of Windfall. Those present for the dinner and the afternoon of social features and taking' rgoup pictures, with the guest of honor, were Mr. and Mrs. John Stuot, Mrs.

John R. Osborn and children, David and Rebecca, Mrs. Ralph Hamilton, Miss Edna Stout, of Windfall, Mrs. Harry Singer, and son Melvin of near Tipton, and Mrs. Herbert Stout and daughter Patricia of near Sharpsville.

Entertained In Honor Of Son's Birthday Mrs. Alma Bannon entertained at a lovely birthday dinner party at her home in Windfall, Sunday in honor of her son, Clarence Bannon of Kokomo, who celebrates his thirty-second birthday today. Those present with the guest of honor were: Mrs Clarence Bannon of Kokomo, Mrs. Martha Mtichell, and Miss Mary Sleuth of Greentown, and the hostess, Mrs. Bannon.

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