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i i TtJISDA. NOT- 1951 IXWOOD Society Dodtln 10 A.M. PHONE 66 Society DMdtln 10A.M. PHONE 66 Society And Club News Of Interest To Women Delta Theta Tau Plans Sales, Party Plans were made for a rummage ka1i to be held December 1 and Sigma Alpha Chis To Sponsor Card Party, Fur Coat Show Sigma Alpha Chi sorority made plans for a canl party and fur coat style show to be held Friday evening. Nov.

16, at the Eagles hall at 8 o'clock. Fur coats will be shown through Premlnger Fur sales and the courtesy of Leeson's Frankton Methodists Observe Homecoming FRANKTON Home Comins day was observed by Frankton Methodist church on Sunday. Sunday school was followed by the regular worship service with sermon delivered by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Hanawalt. A basket (Mnner was served to a larne number at the noon hour.

in the atternoon the meeting was opened by a number of on the lluinniond oryun by Larry Sumivr. Miss Bonlta Bulley Uien took charae of the proKram and announced each number. Rex Bulley saiiK a vocal solo. Mrs. Inez Free gave a whistling solo.

"Indian Love Call." Mrs. Cunby Rittsby. gave a reading. The Newsboy's Dog." Miss Lou Ann Drake, sang a number acompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. Ralph Drake, and later played an accordion selection.

Larry Sumner played a piano solo, "Meditation." Rev. Joseph Hanawalt Introduced the speaker of the afternoon. Rev. R. Sane, pastor of the First Baptist' church of Elwood.

who spoke on "Home Coming The services closed with the benediction by Rev. Sane. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb were dinner guests Sunday of their daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Juck Fuller and family west of town. Mrs. Ward Gives Book Review At Club Meeting Mrs.

John Ward gave a most Interesting and Instructive book review of "This Is Russia Uncen-sored" by Edmund Stevens at the monthly meeting of Elwood Department club conducted Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Gene Mitchell. Mrs. in her most vivacious and pleasing manner gave an Intelligent and compact review of the book bringing forth all the salient points of Soviet ideology is. well as drawing some very depressing pictures of living and 'o-klnK conditions in the Soviet Union.

The speaker was introduced by Landon Guild To Sponsor Travel Talk Members of 'the Landon Guild of Mercy hospital met Monday afternoon at, the public library for a special meeting called by Mrs. L. A. Morrow, president. The Guild is planning to sponsor Mrs.

Nina Pulllam of Indianapolis in an Interesting travel talk at First Methodist church, November 29. Plans for this affair were discussed. Mrs. Pulllam and her husband, Eugene Pulllam, owners of the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News have recently returned from a world tour during which they visited with government officials of numerous countries and felt the pulse of the peoples of these var BE SURE TO SHOP LEESON'S FURNITURE MART Mor than ever before horn is the real center for comfort and fun. THE STORK IS FULL OF HANDSOME.

PRACTICAL, AND DESIRABLE GIFTS FOR THE HOME IN WIDE RANGE OF STYLE AND PRICE Cants. Tables Dinettes for a food sale to be held Dec. 15 at a meeting of Delta Theta Tau unrnrlt.v hplrl Mnndav nlaht at the home of Mrs. Marion Drake. Mrs.

Otto Morris, president, presiaea atnd acted as hostess. Places of tie sales will be announced at a latter date. A party will be held Nov. 19 In fVu Wlinrishin room of First Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock. Committee in charge is composed of Mrs.

Lowell Whitehead, Mrs. Sam Love, Mrs. BUI King. Mrs. Pnhurt IVrwilllffpr Miss GladVS McOammon and Mrs.

Jack Parker, Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Sam Love, phone 1735. St. Margaret's Study Club To Meet St. Margaret's Studt club of National Council of Catholic women will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Carrie Ormsby. 1816 North street, at 7:30 o'clock. Perkinsvllle Good Samaritaji Society To Meet Thursday Perklnsville Good Samaritan society will hold a pitch-in dinner Thursday evening at the church at 7:30 o'clock. Special business will be transacted and the membership's desired. Club To Meet Thursday Mrs.

Ed Bolscr will be hostess Thursday afternoon to club at her home 2529 No. street. Time is 1:30 o'clock. Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Whitter-berry, of Walkerton. were weekend guests of Mrs. Cora Cogan. 1301 South street. Miss Julia and Miss Ann Orth have returned to their home after a three weeks vacation spent in Covington.

with relatives and friends. Vearl Clary, of Milwaukee, Is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Laura Clary, who is ill at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Leo Short, of North 12th street. Mr.

and Mrs. Travis Tunis and son, of Marion, and Rev. and Mrs. Roy Malott, of Redkey were Sun day guests of Mrs. A.

W. Campbell "Its smart Pit lures Lamps Mirrors CMRirvrMAK LAY-A-WAYS OPEN EVERY 1400 So. ASt. Sewing DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE FOR LESS Mrs. O.

Mitchell, program chairman. Prior to the review, a businss session was held with Mrs. Harold Head, president in charge. Routine business was taken care of. After the program, a social hour was held and refreshments in keeping with Thanksgiving were served by hostesses, Mrs.

Mitchell. Mrs. Olenn Auxter and Mrs. Joseph Williams. Next Meeting Nxt nipptlng will he held Dec.

3 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Overton Sacksteder 1610 South Andersen street. "Music in Religion" will be the program theme and will be given by Mrs. Sack-steder Mrs. Albert Brier.

Mrs. Paul Crlmans and Mrs. Walter Nibargtr will comprise the social committee. The Fine Arts department will hold a meeting Nov. 26 nt the home of Mrs.

M. O. Mnys, north of Elwood, Road 13 at 8 o'clock. Loyal Workers Meet At Arkles' Home HOBBS Loyal Workers class of Hobbs Christian church waf entertained recently ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Ackles. Meeting opened with the presl-den, Mrs. Mose Wilkins. presiding The group snng a hymn and Mrs. Alice Julius led devotions anrf Bcr' Ellison offered prayer.

Mrs. Walter Planalp read a and Mrs. Ella Galbreath. Mrs. Galbreath, who has been ill.

is reported to be improving. to cook Central PTA To Hold Meeting Wednesday Centra? Parent Teacher association will meet Wednesday afternoon at the Sewing room of the uhnnl nt. 9-IK n'plnrk A musical program will be given by a group of gifls under the direction of Miss Hoe McKlnney. Also a radio skit Xjll be Jiven on Home, School and Community entitled "Is Anybody Home?" The membership is desired. PTA Council Names Chairmen, Hears Report James Allen, president of Parent Teacher Council named committee chairmen at a Meeting held Mon day night In the Sewing room of the school.

Also gave a report on the regional conference held at Wabash. Chairmen are as follows: Pro gram, Carl Renner: hospitality, Mrs. Chauncey Parker; publicity. Mrs. Gene Mitchell; budget and finance, Mrs.

Booth Hamilton; legislation, Mrs. Riley Sharp; membership, Mrs. Nick Pantos; spiritual education, Mrs. Cecil Wiseman, and summer round-up Mrs. Raymond TJetz.

Mr. Allen gave a report on the regional conference held at Wabash. Mr. Allen reported that the PTA national headquarters were working on a project trying to get priority on steel for new school buildings due to increased enrollment and over-crowded conditions prevailing In most cities. "It is necessary for immediate enlargement in most schools," Mr.

Allen said. The Indiana state PTA scholar ship committee has awarded 33 scholarships of $200 each to students preparing to be teachers, The National PTA Council will be held in 1952 in Indianapolis. Elwood Council voted to partici pate. Mrs. Dllver Delllnger, district director and Mrs.

Gross, member of state board, will be in charge of an information conference Monday, Nov. 12, from 7 to 10 o'clock. In the Sewing room of the Junior high school building. Every pta member should be present. Next meeting will be held Dec.

3 in the Sewing room of the school building. B. C. C. Club To a Hold Supper November 17 An oyster and chili supper will be held for members of the R.

C. C. club Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs. Joe Baker.

Time Is 6 o'clock The meeting had been announced lor Nov. 7. meeting at Moose hall at 7:30 o'clock. WFW Auxiliary To meet at 7:30 o'clock. PPlace of meeting to be at home of Mrs.

Colista Free at 7:30 pjn. E. o. W. club Mrs.

Howard Bock, North Anderson street, at 7:30 o'clock. Past Time club to hold birthday dinner at Manx as Cafe- teria at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Mabel Allen and Mrs. Dessie Nud-ing are honor guests.

Circle two of Christian Women's Fellowship of East Main Street Christian church at home of Mrs. Mary Ray, 905 South Anderson street, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Chester Matchette will give the lesson and Mrs. Arthur Franklin the devotions.

Euchrettes club at home of Mrs. Tom Beckett at 7:30 o' clock. Elwood and Lapel Members of 8 and 40 of Madison county will be hostesses to a dinner at Mangas Cafeteria at 8:30 o'clock. Sewing Circle at home of Flora Fern at 7:30 o'clock. St.

Monica Study club of National Council of CataoUo Women Mrs. James Green, route 3 Elwood at 7:30 o'clock. SPECIALS FOR Wednesday Only OPEN ALL DAY ISO New Cotton Miss Carlile, aul R. Doke fo BesiMarried Mr. and Mrt, Sari Carlile, route Elwood, today announced the aughter.

Miss Donna Emmagene arllle to Paul Ralph Dose, son Mr. and Mrs. Leland Doke, out 4. Tipton. The wedding will fake place Nov.

25 at 2 o'clock In lie New Hop church. I Miss Cflrtile la a graduate of Fendell Wlllkle high school with Jhe class of 1951 and is active in and Rural Youth. Doke was graduated from fiptpn high school in 1948 and Is llso active in 4-H and Rural Lfiuth. He is engaged in farming. 'i Sigma Phi Gamma To yect Tuesday Nov.

13 There will be no meeting or lgma Phi Gamma sorority to-ight. It will be held Nov. 13 at he home of Mrs. Charles Stickler, 05 South 22nd street, at 8 o'clock. kiss Leda Tanzilli and Mrs.

lorris Robertson are co-hostesses. (appa Delta Phi dolds Founder's Day Meeting Founder's Day was observed by tappa Delta Phi sorority Monday light at the Ada Schnell party Hostesses were Mrs. W. H. loppenrath, Mrs.

Frank Newklrk, Ira. Clarence Hawkins and Mrs. oe Williams. A business session was held with tr. Byron Tubbs, president, pre-iding.

Various reports were made the committees. Announcement as made thet the decorating ommittee for the Thanksgiving lance will meet Monday evening. gov. 12 at the home of Mrs. Ray vimer, 1601 South street, at 8 clock.

Decoration committee is lorapriaed of Mrs. Wimer. chair- nan. Mrs. Claude French.

Mrs. Mward Deis, Mrs. W. H. Hoppen- atn, Mrs.

Joe Williams, Mrs. By ron Tubbs and Mrs. Jeannine FUchwine. All members are to teeiBt. A white elephant sale was held nd $16.97 was realized.

Tables were arranged for bridge ollowing the meeting and favors kere awarded to Mrs. Bruce Fets, Ira. Robert Holland and Mrs. A. Kapper.

A luncheon was served from vettily appointed tables to twenty nree memoers. A formal business meeting will be held Dec. 3 at 6:15 o'clock at uangas Cafeteria. The November party will be an wunced. CALENDAR llebekah Ltd To bold stated meeting In I.O.O.F.

hall at 7:30 o'clock. p. P. O. Club At home of Mrs.

Dewey Smith at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Marlon Drake will be guest speaker. Members are to bring winter clothing for Brewer I Children. JM.

Kappa Sorority To hold -business at Elwood Lumber company at 8 o'clock. Mothers of World War Two Will meet' at Eagles hall at 7:30 o'- Lcjock. Slain bow Club To meet at home of Harry Boll, North street, at 1:30 o'clock. camera Club- To meet at Ind (ana-Michigan Electric com pany office at 7 o'clock. See Club Mrs.

Juanlta Wed- dell at 7:30 clock. Business meeting. Girl Scout Troop 14 At St. Joseph's school after school. Leaders are Mrs.

Bernard Fettig Mrs. nuns sterfen. Group' four of ladles organisation of First Baptist church Mrs. Mary Lazarus at 2:30 o'clock I Delta. Hand Club Mrs.

Frank Corbett, 1902 South street, at ocioca. WEDNESDAY St. Ann's Study club of NCCW Mrs. Frank C. Keller, 1902 Booth street, at o'clock.

Child Forum -Mrs. Harry Case. 1202 South Anderson street at 8 Vclock. i Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club Mrs. Verne Warm, northeast of Elwood.

at 8 o' clock. Miss Mabel Digel and Mrs. Edna Porter will be assistant St. Margaret Study club of Na- 4lonal Coweu or Catholic women of St. Joseph's eh arch at home of Mrs.

Carrie Ormsby, 1818 NortbF street at 7:30 o' women or hmm now regular Vj ONE CROUP TABLE LAMPS I LARGE SELECTION with an automatic wk3 store. Tickets may be procured from members of the sorority or at the door on that evening. Committees appointed by Miss Florence Hayward, president foi the card party Include Mrs. Kath-ryn Haines and Mrs. Horace Mays, general chairmen, assisted by Mrs.

Mary Alice Heflln. Mrs. Elbert Cotton, Mrs. Forrest Van Ness Mrs. Dale Bell, Miss Hayward, Miss Dorothy Merrill and Miss Joyce Kurt.

Concessions, Miss Donna Walker. Miss Rosemary Conner and Miss Beverly Fettlgr tickets, Mrs. Elbert Cotton, Mrs. Tom Ellis and Miss Kosalee Bennett: tables and dec orations. Mrs.

Keith Ellerman, Mrs. James Conner, Mrs. George Fettig and Mrs. Lawrence Allen. On Nov.

19, the sorority will hold formal initiation for tw pledges at the American Legion home at 8 o'clock. A lingerie party will be sponsored by the sorority and will be held Nov. 12 at the home of Mrs. E. O.

Ellerman. 1025 South Anderson street, at 8 o'clock. Members may bring a guest. Committee in charge include.) Mrs. James Conner.

Mrs. Robert Fleener and Mrs. Keith Ellermun. Mrs. Mary Alice Heflln won the trading club prize.

A donation was voted to be given to the Community chest. Nineteen members and two pledges were present. Pledges Phyllis Sosbe and Mrs. Michael Kelloy gave Thanksgiving skit. letter from Rev.

and Mrs. James Lackey, former minister and wife, extending his appreciation to the class lor the purchase of books for the library at Plotte Valley Bible school In Soolts Bluff. Neb Rev. Lackey Is an instructor at the school. The group discussed plans for the new rest rooms being installed at the church.

Mis. Marty DeLong and Mrs. Lee Hobbs were ap pointed to make year books for the class. Games followed. Dainty refreshments were ser vea.

iu members attending. 1 1 the newest in your dealer's! COMPANY ious, countries concerning world problems of today. Mrs. Pulllam Is known to be a most charming and inspiring speaker. Committees appointed by Mrs.

Morrow for this program Include, general chairman, Mrs. Arthur Wylle; tickets, Mrs. Hubert Morris. Mrs. Frederick Halting.

Mrs. Veryl Currey, Mrs. Lawrence Fettig and Mrs. Sam Laudeman; place, Mrs. W.

A. Laudeman, Mrs. T. E. Smith, Mrs.

Don Peck. Mrs. Howard Cox en and Mrs. L. A.

Morrow and publicity, Mrs. David Cooley. Mrs. W. E.

Moschell, Mrs. Michael White. Mrs. Mark Smith and Mrs. Al Wehrenberg.

BPW Club Holds Dinner Meet Monday Business and Professional Wo men's club held its monthly dinner meeting Monday evening in the dining room of St. John's Lutheran church. Mrs. Esther Guard. Dresident.

Dresided. During the business session i which followed the dinner, the group voted to give a donation to the Susan B. Anthony Buss fund. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting to be held Dec. 3 at the Lutheran church.

Mrs. Katherine Kaiser and Mrs. Ooldie Miller are in charge of the program. Decorations, Mrs. Howard Robbins.

The for the meeting was given by Mrs. Virginia Kinder and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Kinder trave interesting ex cerpts from the topic "Human Relations Mrs Robbins gave a book review entitled "Thanksgiving Stranger. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Kinder and Mrs. Delberta Woods. Announcement was made of a Council meeting to be held Sun day in Indianapolis. Next meeting will be the Christmas party, Dec. 3.

K. A. B. Club Is Entertained K. A.

B. club met Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. San-ford Adams. Bridge favors were awarded to Mrs. Adams and to Mrs.

George Schmidt. Next meeting will be held Nov. 10 at. 1 -an o'clock at the home dT Mrs. Lloyd Poland, 1529 Jackson street, Anderson.

VFW Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday Veterans Of Foreign Wars Aux iliary will meet Wednesday eve ning at the home or Mrs. coiista Free at 7:30 o'clock. -A- I Delta Hand Club Will Meet rwita Hand club will meet to night at the home of Mrs. Frank Corbett, 1902 South street, at 7:30 o'clock. Edgewood PTA To Hold Spellinr Bee Edgewood Parent-Teacher association will meet Thursday evening at the school at 7:30 o'clock.

A spelling bee will be the program feature. YOUTH CRUSADE AT THE Zion Chapel Church Of Christ In Christian Union GAS RANGE" ay4-ILIZABITH TAYLOR Chairs Desks Smokers CHEERFULLY ARRANGED EVENING TIL 9 P. M. Phone 1378 Blouses To (0)(0) to 38. and SAVE Value To CO-STAttINO IN M.O.MS.

"FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND' Style Show of Gas Ranges at EXCITING VALUES! A fine selection of new Fall Cottons in a variety of attractive styles. Buy Now For Christmas Gifts. Those purchased for gifts will be exchangeable for size. Sizes 12 to 44 14'2 to 24'2. THERE'S a world of difference between the (a raof of a few years ago and the 1951 model I The new automatic gai range look better, cook better and mt yon more time and work than you ever thought possible.

Broiling in a new automatic ga range 1 tmokeUe. You're sure of baking and roasting tncce became the automatic oren beet control int. i the exact temperature you want becauae contlnuou circulation distribute! the beat uniformly to rrery part of the oren. The dean blue flame of gas give you yisibla beat for surface greater tpeed instant retpooM to control. peered ecooomy.

Be smart. mutril See the Spring Style Show of the new automatic gas ranges at dealers' or in oar snowroosn trfdajr. Now! Spring CENTRAL "by it (f y. 1 200 Fall Values Sizes 32 BUY NOW yt l1 1 'hiiCs wyj got CHARLES WILLIAMS. With special services for.

the youth of the community The young people of the church will have charge of these services. Rev. Charles Williams the boy evangelist is continuing on tas the speaker, Come and hear this wonderful boy V- Vi v-. 1 Services each evening 7:30. Special singing.

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