Ames Tribune from Ames, Iowa • Page 7

PKIDAY, DECEMBER 5,1941 AMES DAILY TRIBUNE, AMES, IOWA FAOE THAU oae omen, 5 Mrs. R. A. Runnells Is New President of Collegiate Methodist Women's Group Mrs. R.

A. Runnells was installed president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Collegiate Methodist church at the sroup's Christmas meeting held Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. W. K. Greer.

She'succeeds Mrs. William Kunertb. Eighty women attended the meeting which featured installation of officers for the new year. Others installed were Mrs. George Bret- nail, vice president and program chairman; Mrs.

M. T. Carey, recording secretary; Mrs. J. C.

Eldredge, treasurer; Ms. Gertrude Utter, vice president of mission ary education and service. Mrs. C. M.

Peterson, vice president of Christian social relations and local church affairs, Mrs. John Petersen, assistant; Mrs. Rose Johnson, secretary of literature and publications; Mrs. H. E.

Bies- Christmas program Monday after- son of Mr. and Mrs. R. French tered with bouquets of white and ncoii at 2:30 p. m.

at the general of rust colored chrysanthemums sur- club assembly meeting hi the city; The Christmas theme was car-j rounded by pine sprays and cones library auditorium. The board will meet at 1:30 in the library. ried out in the table decorations of! Favors were chocolate white tapers surrounded by mock Clauses. snow and shining Christmas tree! Mrs. Mary Penfield, president, guest speaker will be Prof, ornaments and evergreen.

i presided during the business ses- jlra Schroeder of the music depart-j The wedding date was written! sion and a comfort was tied dur-i ment at Iowa state college who on silver foil scrolls attached to ing the afternoon. The members i will illustrated talk miniature candle-sticks with, made plans for making another in' "Carillons." Christmas ribbon, aud were found i the near future. A musical number will be given br the guests when the dessert The annual Christmas party of by a vocal trio, Miss Daisy John- was served. the club will be held in two weeks son. Mrs.

Thomas Irvine and Guests at the party were Lois in the home rf Mrs. Mary Penfield ter, chairman of fellowship committee; Mrs. R. Ji, "Walton, chairman of publicity and printing; Mrs. Louis DeVries, music committee; Mrs.

Charles Krolll, chairman dinner committee; Mrs. Charles Pratt, chairman Red Cross sewing, Mrs. J. C. Taylor, assistant; Mrs.

Elmer Miller, leader of spiritual life. Circle leaders include Circle one, Mrs. A. R. Kooser; circle two, Mrs.

H. Hendricks, assisting Mrs. R. C. Bentley; circle Mrs.

B. A. Hewitt, assistant Mrs. H. E.

Biester; circle four, Mrs. W. E. McCullough, assistant Mrs. Bert Perry; circle five, Mrs.

M. 0. Nicholson, assistant Mrs. George Bretnell; circle sis, Mrs. B.

S. Pickett, assistant Mrs. S. W. Edgecomb.

Rev. G. S. Nichols closed the impressive services with a prayer. The meeting opened with, regular business routine after which Mrs.

B. S. Pickett, oa behalf of the group, presented Mrs. William Kunerth, outgoing president, with a gift. Gifts were also presented to Mrs.

M. A. Countryman for her faithful service as dinner chairman for a number of years and to Mrs. Clayton Kempf for her service in the choir. Mrs.

Kempf is leaving soon for California to make her home. Mrs. W. M. Keith led the devotions.

Mrs. George Bretnall, program chairman, introduced the afternoon speaker, Mrs. Hope Spence. Mrs. Spence gave an interesting account of her trip last summer to Hollywood where she saw the RUMMAGE SALE DEC.

6th Allen Motor Co. 8 to 4:80 Y. W. C. A.

ALENDUB Friday Fortnightly Club. Contract Club- Sutzus Club. Friday Bridge Luncheon. Beech Ave. Cliib.

Diadema Class. G.E.M. Club. Ladies Scottish Society. Harmony Club.

Club. Cosmopolitan Club. D. A. R.

Sewing. Past Presidents W.R.C. Hi-Lo Contract Club. Judea Shrine. Come Double Class.

V.F.W. Aux. Child Evangelism Fellowship. Saturday Chemistry Circle. Botany Circle.

Monday Ames Woman's Club. Drama Div. F.W.C. G-ebal Council. Tuesday Progressive Bridge.

Laura Chapter 0. E. S. Tuesday Club. Stitch-a-Lot Club.

Beardshear Child Study. DedfSantd Please bring me Humming Bird NYLON hosiery for Christmas. Thank You, Mother Sister Sweetheart picture "One Foot in Heaven" in production, and of her experiences at Washington, D. this fall when she attended the premiere of tie picture, filmed from the book written by her son, Hartzell Spence. Mrs.

Frank Moninger, music chairman, presented Miss Ada Scott, who played the bells, and Gwendolyn Moninger, the marimba. They played duet numbers of "Silent. Night," "Lullaby," by Brahms, "Oh Little.Town of Bethlehem," and "Oh; Come All Ye Faithful." The members joined in the singing of the last number. Tea was served during the social hour from a teble centered with chrysanthemums in bronze and yellow. Holiday appointments were used.

Mrs. William Kunerth aud Mrs. M. 0. Nicholson poured.

Club To Meet Stitch-A-Lot club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Myron Boten in her country home. To Present Christmas Program The Music department of the Ames Woman's club will present a Chicken Loaf with GRILLED APRICOTS George Howe, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. E. C.

Volz. They will sing "Oh Leave Your Sheep" by Hazlehurst. Mrs. Volz will lead in the group singing cf Christmas carols. Mrs.

Harold Giebelsteiu will accompany at the piano. Miss Ida Harrison is chairman of the tea committee. Sorority Has Meeting Kappa Delta phi sorority met Thursday evening with Mrs. Charles Nelson. Mrs.

Lester Sauvain was assistant hostess. Mrs. Robiey Winfrey, who was elected secretary and treasurer of the region, reported on the regional convention held at Excelsior Anderson, Mtire Adams, Luella Beck, Beulah Schultz. Theone Shoen, Larry Larson, Joann" Mor-! rissey, Sedalia Bowman. Grace! Rasmussen, Mrs.

Carlyle Petersen and Mrs. Orville Schmidt Former Ames Woman Marries Friends here have received word of the marriage Nov. 6 at Yakima, of Agnes Mathews, formerly of Ames, and Vernon Nelson of Mayfield. Wash. The couple will be at home after Dec.

15 at Mayfield. Child Evangelism Group Will Meet The Child Evangelism Fellowship group will meet tonight in-the Springs, Mo. After the business home of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, 3425 Rainbow Girls BAKE SALE DEC.

A. M. Bushing's Food Store session Mrs. Lowell Mattox showed movies taken at the convention. The next meeting will be a Christmas party in the home of Mrs.

John Moore, Wednesday, Dec. 17. Student Wives Are Entertained Student Wives club met Tuesday evening in the college Y.W.C.A. parlors with Mrs. Robert Buhrows, Mrs.

Everett Neal and Mis. Clyde Merchant as hostesses. A program on poetry was featured. The club will hold its Christmas party Dec. 16 and at that time will have an exchange of 10 cent gifts.

V. F. W. Aux. To Meet Tonight Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will meet in regular session tonight at 7:30 p.

m. in the music pavilion. A good attendance is urged as plans for Christmas will be made at this time. Ames Girl To Wed Dec. 21 Mrs.

Hilda A. seaholm entertained at a lovely supper party Thursday evening in her home and Oakland avenue. Anyone interested is invited. Special Meeting Laura Chapter Laura chapter No. 115.

Order of Eastern Star, will held a special meeting for initiation, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the Masonic temple. Members are asked to bring tea towels to replenish the supply in the lodge kitchen. Are Hosts To Staff Members Prof, and Mrs.

C. A. Olson en tcrtained members of the engineer ing drawing department and then at a theater and dinner party Wednesday evening. The dinner was served in the Memorial Union. Guests of honor were new members of the staff, Alfred Gaskell.

by Dorothy Greig neXt Bertram Johnson, Francis Cox and ATr nrui Mrc and it has reached that To Have Christmas Party The alumnae chapter, pledges and actives of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will chid their annual Christmas party Sunday evening at 5:30 p. m. in the chapter house. A buffet supper will be served. Alumnae are asked to bring jams, jellies or candies and also white elephant gifts for exchange.

Entertains W. H. B. Club The W. H.

B. club met Wednesday in the country home of Mrs. Ralph Hakes for a three course buffet luncheon served at 10 o'clock. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Fred Nan colas and Mrs.

Pete Larson. Thirty members and the following guests attended: Mrs. Howard who married during the summer months. Mr. and Mrs.

Rogness were presented with 'a lovely wedding gift from the members of the staff. After the dinner the group attended the New Ames theater where they saw the picture "One Foot in Heaven." Announce Approaching Wedding Mr. and Mrs. T. F.

Caine of Mason City announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Phyllis, to Harold Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Price of TJnionville.

The wedding will plii.cs Dec. 27. Miss Caine is a graduate of the University of Icwa and has been employed at Mason City. Mr. Price was graduated from Iowa State college.

He is now manager or a I Firestone store at Iowa City where I the couple will reside. I denuded s( some chicken left but not enough for a family meal, do this: Take a sharp little knife and carefully strip off every last morsel and shred of thfe chicken meat until you have a good cupful of chicken pieces. Just one cupful is all we need for this delicate chicken loaf. Yet by the time we finish, it comes to the table in all the glory of a fresh hot main dish for dinner, sufficient to serve four or five generously. We deepen the chicken flavor by adding condensed chicken soup to our mixture.

Tliis helps keep it moist, too. The red of chopped pimiento and green of parsley make it look extra appetizing. The loaf is smooth in texture and tender to the knife, slicing down neatly without crumbs. As a final touch garnish with hot grilled apricot halves: 1 can condensed chicken soup 1 cup chicken cups soft bread crumbs 1 tablespoon pimiento, chopped I tablespoon parsley, chopped i-i teaspoon salt announced at tfi.at time'the ap- Olinger, Mrs. Robert Mather, Mrs.

preaching marriage Dec. 2i of Nellie Christiansen and Miss Edna daughter, Hanna L. Anderson, to Kingsbury. Ralph C. French'of Maywood, The luncheon tables were cen- Farni Bureau And 4-H Notes Franklin Club To Meet Saturday Franklin Friendly Farmerettes 4-H club will hold its regular meeting Saturday in the home of Mar-! garet Borgmeyer.

Strain the rice, celery and chicken from the chicken soup. Combine them with chicken.and put through the food chopper using the small blade. Then mix'the chicken mixture with the soft bread crumbs, chicken consomme from soup, chopped pimiento, chopped parsley, salt and eggs. Put into a greased loaf pan and bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees) 45-60 minutes Long-Distance Song Mrs. Marjorie Gordon of Clinton has been ill for the past three months.

One day last her brother, Bonn Blake, accompanied by some friends, sang over long- distance telephone from Maquoketa to help cheer her up. Special you prefer a loat that is decidedly firm, add one more eggjo the chicken mixture. SERIAL STORY LADY BY REQUEST BY HELEN R. WOODWARD COPYRIGHT. 1S4I.

NEA SERVICE. INC. Note to Santa: "ion can get Humming Bird Nylon hosiery in three beautiful colors at Stephenson s. mining Birds are Nylon from top to toe. $1.75 pair Aluminum Ware Copper Brass Gifts Wood Carvings Heisey's Glassware Christmas Candles See these gifts and others at 0 Flower Gift Sliop Downtown Canipustown THE STORY: "I oan't fcellerc it," says Bill Jackson, childhood Btrcetheart of Mrs.

Stephen Curt, when she, Diana, tells him that her mnrriagre to the famous writer and commentator is for six months and $10,000, her part the strange bargain that saved for Stephen $3,000,000 inheritance he would have lost had he not married before he was 35. Others who know of the arrangement are air. Tucker, Diana's farmer father, whose admiration for Stephen is great; Stephen's stepmother, Ellen Curt, who hopes the couple trill come to love each other; Stephen's spiteful, spoiled sister, Adcla, who despises Diana; Richard Thorpe, Diana's former employer, who dismissed her when she resisted his advances; Evalyn Thorpe, his beautiful blind, wife. The love of Stephen for Eralyn, whom he and Phil Bruce have known nince childhood, is understandable to Diana. She and Evalyn have become fast friends.

LUNCHEON WITH EVALYN CHAPTER XIII Thursday Diana went to keep her luncheon engagement with Evalyn Thorpe. They lived in a fine old house on Peyton Square which enclosed a lovely park. The big Curt residence in Green street was only five blocks away and Diana walked the distance, reveling in the crisp air and thin winter sunshine. On the morning after her insolent outburst, Adela had come to Diana's room wearing a disarming air of meekness. In quite the most polite tones she had ever used to Diana, she begged her pardon humbly for her behavior of the night before.

Diana, genuinely surprised and touched, assured the unhappy girl she had quite forgotten the incident. After Adela left the room, spurred by a sudden generous impulse, Diana ran after her to ask her to attend a matinee with her that afternoon. Perhaps, she thought, if she exerted herself a little more, she and Adcla might be friends after all. too, Richard's words, "Stephen has always been madly in love with my wife!" JT was this remark that closed Diana's lips when she wanted to ask Stephen to tell her more of Evalyn. It had seemed like intruding into the privacy of a shrine, a sanctuary.

If he really loved Evalyn, she could not blame him, for she was certainly the most beautiful person she -had ever known; but Stephen's lips remained closed the night Diana had mentioned the blind girl to him. She dwelt upon his "There is no one whom I care to make my Easy to understand, if his heart was in the keeping of Evalyn Thorpe. She wondered a great deal about when and how the Stephen was to inherit was being settled. Stephen had told her nothing regarding it. Had the administrators accepted the fact of lis marriage as genuine-and was she, Diana, serving the purpose "or which she had been brought into the Curt household? How much longer was she to stay? She hesitated to ask, believing that Stephen might think her unhappy and restless, might terminate the Richard Thorpe and his many fine qualities Diana felt a little ashamed that she had despised him so.

In spite of everything, Richard began to take on a glow of respectability. Surely she had misjudged him. But she had never pictured him as the kind husband, the loving companion Evalyn painted. CJHE shut her thoughts resolutely to rumors she had heard of his "affairs. told herself.

Office gossip, she Even the invitation. he had given Diana to go to dinner with him had probably been just a kindly gesture which she had been more than ready to misinterpret. Evalyn told her a great deal about Stephen, too, whom she had known since childhood, speaking of him with warm admiration. "There is not a finer mind anywhere than Stephen's," she said. "I hope you appreciate what a treasure you've married.

And I'm sure he must love you very much!" Diana felt like a traitor, but Evalyn attributed her confused reply to the natural reticence of a bride. Diana wondered what Evalyn would think a few short NEW I. S. C. BUILDING PROBLEM FOR STATE (Cohtinuea irocu Pasre u'ne) come before the committee rather "than take upon your own shoulders" the responsibility for can- celling the bids.

Other committee members pointed out that the legislature specified the building must not cost more than $105,000. Dean. H. H. Kildee of the agriculture said college officials want to study the revised plans, which would shorten one of the wings, but would finish the second floor.

These plans would take care of the present student enrollment but would leave no rocm for future expansion, he said. Several Alternates The third set of plans would include several alternates, and these will be considered by the committee before letting a contract. There was some question whether the board could re-open the second set of bids and bring them be- fore the committee for consider- ation along with the new plans, i There also was some speculation i whether the committee would have to take action on the revised plans if the bids fall below or only if they are higher. B. H.

Platt, supervisor OL the college grounds and buildings, and Dean H. G- Gaskill of the science department also attended the hearing- State Comptroller C. Fred Porter suggested that ihe contract should be let berore Jan. and it was planned to hold the couuuit- tee-board mooting before that time bids can ho obtained from contractors. arrange.

arrangement sooner than other- weeks hence when she learned of wise. And she had no wish for the divorce that Stephen would him to do that. She wondered at her strange it to her enjoyment of the unusual luxury with which she was surrounded. "I'm like a cat," she thought wryly, "happy when I've got a soft pillow to' lie It was late when she rose to go. "I want you to come here whenever you can," Evalyn said.

"I like you. Diana, and I want you to know you are always welcome. Handicapped as I am, I do not get out much and I shall consider it a special privilege to have you come!" room of no especial design or ar- Diana's eyes blurred. "As if the angement. Evalyn rose from a privilege weren't all on my side! low, chintz-covered chair by the This has been one of the happiest fire and came forward with" out- days I have ever known.

I thank At the Thorpes' Diana was ushered into a charming living stretched hands. Her face was eagerly alight and Diana was you for it." "I'm glad," Evalyn smiled, her LETTER PAPERS See Them at I' CTEPHENS the Famous for Fabrics struck anew with her beauty. soft, sightless brown eyes shining. But in the upper hallway, she "You're late. I afraid you'd All the way home Diana was stopped short, halted by voices forgotten," Evalyn said, clasping agiow with the warmth of the coming up clearly from below.

In the stillness of mid-morning Ste- 'Di iana's hands warmly. Bui blind woman's friendship. What to millions of experienced mothers and relieve miseries with the IMPROVED Vicks treatment that takes only 3 minutes and makes good old Vicks VapoRub give BETTER THAN EVER RESULTS! IT ACTS 2 AT ONCE to bring relief. Y(AYS AT must know I couldn't did it matter if Adela were rude yeddy. veddy sorry for my ugly "You're sweet," Evalyn smiled, told her that Stephen had not yet benavior! That I would be a good knew you would be.

Sit down, i come in. She ran through some girl in the future. I would have We're to spend the day quite lyins on a smaU tabfe in the' PENETRATES to upper breathing soothing medicinal vapors. STIMULATES chest and back surfaces like a smarming poultice. you're puzzled what to give, remember that fine writ- Inft paper Is always welcome and when It's Eaton's It la correct! Reynolds Iversen STATIOVKKY GU'TS as much to keep from alone, and I shall do everything my allowance cut:" in my power to keep you from Diana turned slowly back to being bored!" her room.

It was, after all. quite useless to try to make Adela her friend. And in the future she hallway and was about to pass on up to her own room when she heard low voices in the drawing As the day wore on, Diana felt room. More from curiosity than that she could happily spend th anything eUe she paused to glance rcst of ller life in this woman's in. Then she stopped short, in would know better than lo trust company.

Her conversation was nmnzement. Adcla under any circumstances! I gay, charming and interesting: her i For there, closely clashed in She wa? thinking of these, busy fingers flew over a knitted each other's arms." stood' Adcla things ns she Evalyn'sweater in a dcop, sen blue. And land Richard Thorpe'. Thorpe's house. Remembering, when Evalyn spoke lovingly oi (To Be Continued) I I WORKS FOR HOURS to ease coughs, relieve muscular soreness or tightness, and To get this improved just massage VapoRub for 3 minutes OX BACK as well as throat and chest, For Better Results then spread thick layer on chest and cover with warmed V'APoRua cloth.

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