The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 8

4 PACT 1'IGTTT 1 THE ELWOOD CALL-LEADER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939 rV. parade which is being staged this afternoon. There are some 60 floats and six bands from various parts of the state entered in the parade. Local K. Of HetunToGty construction and model racer building.

Anyone interested in woodcraft may enroll in these classes with free use of power ana hand tools nrovidpd by the city and the Work Projects Administration recreation uepariment. OUTING NIGHT WEAR Elwood Floats In Tipton Parade Thirty -two members of the Elwood High School band left this afternoon o'clock to participate in the gigantic parade which is being staged in connection with the Tipton county Corn Festival in Tipton. There were also three Elwood floats entered in the parade which is now in progress. Tne band members were accompanied by director Leslie Gil- 1 IU a-j V. 1 JmWT slm A'V'r For Women-For Misses Warm and Comfortable Nite Wear that are full cut in figured or plain Outing good quality.

Size Regular and Extra GOWNS 59c vfaa- Mi ff i af ax tin tW LABOR MEETING There will be A mass meeting for all laborers and friends of labor at the Memorial Hall Howard County Court House, Kokomo, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Admission will be free. The announcement of the meeting was made by E. P. Carr president of the Continental SUel Lodge No- 1054 of Kokomo, Indiana.

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This float is the same one which was entered in the Indiana Tomato Festival here and which was entered in the American Legion pdiades in Bloomington and in Ch'rago. The Elwood Coca Cola Bottling rimoanv pnd Ku'onard's 7-Up company also have floats entered in the event. According to members of the committee in charge of the festival, today will be a full day of activities but the main event is 1L Bits Theatre -Tipton BE THRIFTY MAKE YOUR OWN DRESSES KK, MATERIALS Sach Fen ca Ca Screen! k.u oi i. II IPV Demo Women (Continued From Page On) er, Esther Johnson, Daisy Emel, Mavy Joliff of Alexandria nd Kay Bussabarger of Pendleton. Flower Mesdames L.

L. Brown, Louise Owens, Doro'hy Pitisford of Pendleton, Lola Lyons and Miss Marie Schmauss of Alexandria. Decorating Mesdames H. H. Harrison.

Percy Orvim, and Hazel Griffy. Educational Mesdames Ward Canaday and Jessie Lindley. Membership Mesdames Jessie Witochi, Nora Bach. Gladys Girt and Nelle Craig of Pendleton. Publicity Mesdames Mary Spohr and Lydia Kelton.

Elwood Lad Third In 'Ag' Event Robert McGraw and Walter McDaniel, both at Elwood, placed third and tenth respectively in the district high school vocational agriculture corn husking contest conducted on the Leyton Johnson farm, near Aroma yesterday. Twenty-three students from 12 high schools in Madison, Hamilton and Tipton counties competed and Walter Mauck, of Anderson, was declared th( winner. Mauck will represent this dis-rict at the state husking contest which will be held in Flora or October 13 at the Hadley A. Mum- mert farm. In the district meet vocational agriculture instructor Palmer Davis acted as a referee.

According to Mr. Davis. McGraw made a fine showing considering he is a sophomore in vocational agriculture work. Kiwanians Meet Last Evening Elwood's Kiwanis club met last evening at the First Presbvter ian Chureli and were entertained with a program prepared by the American Railway Express company. Pictures relative to air express were presented and a talk Wd given by A.

J. Pardi of Columbus Ohio. Thn-e guests were present at the meeting. They were as follows: Rev. O.

K. Malone of Tpton; Robert Reynard, president of the Muncie Kiwanis club and Dan Dellinger of Weirton, West Vir gina. of the Weirton Steel Cor Deration. Lucy Glutts says she's glad her grandmother Peevie lived long enough fer her commencement hat to come back into style Sweet Hart Candy MMMSMBHBVBMaaHBBlBBaaBHMBlBBkS CREAM FUDGE 7 A HALF Lb. All Candy Is Cut Priced At II-A-R-T-8 Next to Vogue SUNDAY yf 5 tail TODAY AND Double 4 MA ii i NmrBcfera Scnsa.Haai (fflf (I (V 4 Just two of several hundred new Jolene Glamour Each ig an original designed in Hollywood brought to you far in advance of the season.

Be smart see this complete array today. XL Sketched from stock Ask to see Style 246. GLOVES 1.00 to $1.98 1 afaTjnMaK. THE Spectator Acetates and Rayons in profusion Prints or plains either is correct. 36 inches wide.

A wide range for your selection. 39c yj. Upjo 98cYd. CURTAIN MATERIALS 29c VALUES 19c yd. Special Purchase enables us to give you at a 19c price materials that ordinarily sell fcr 29c.

36 inches wide. The range is large, therefore we cannot describe. New Panels And Drapes 'pythfiaa lodge re- lumea to. wood today after a thredayv convention of the Indiana, Grand Lodge, K. of and the Temple of Pythian Sistera, At the close of the convention yesterday, Joseph E.

Hpcker of Elwood was insulted in the office of Grand Outer Guard, Knights of Pythia; offic er! elected and installed yesterday were as follows: Noble Johnson, sixth district represent- Ie in Congress, chancellor; "red Rati iff of Marion, vice chancellor; Paul Hunter of Worthington, prelate; Q. Austin of South Bend, master-at-fms; h. M. Williams of Rich-nond, inner guard and Joseph Hocker of Elwood, outer guard. to a telegram received by The Call-Leader from South Bend yesterday.

Mr. Hock-tt was elected to his office on a second ballot Bend yesterday, Mr. Rocker was elected to his office on a second ballot. Osterheld Now With McMinn Carl Osterheld is now permanently affiliated with the E. A.

McMinn Dental LaDoralory, the first door west of Mercy hospital. Mr. Osterheld is a graduate of the Indiana University school of dentistry, finishing with the class of 1915. He practiced dental surgery in Broadripple in Indianapolis for nearly 18 years just pnoi to his locating here. During his time in Broadripple, he was very active in civic affairs and served for several yt-ars as secretary of the Chamber ol Commerce.

He is married and has one daughter who is a senior in the Broadripple High School. As soon as his daughter finishes school at tiie close of the school year, Mr. Osterheld stated, he will move his family to Eiwoou Junior High PTA Meets Tuesday Junior High School's Parent Teacher Association will meei Tuesday afternoon at 2:1 o'clock in the Kindsrgarten Room of the school. Part of the meeting will will be held in the afternoon and part of it will be held at 7:30 in the evening, it was announced by Mrs- Paul Walker, president. The association has decided to hold the regular meeting on the second Tuesday of each month.

Senior PTA Will Meet Tuesday Senior High School's Parent Teacher Association will meet next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o' clock in the high school building. The speaker of the evening Will be Superintendent W. Smith and the devotions will be by the Rev. S. L.

Yoder. pastor of the Fir3t Methodist Church-Jack Marshall's orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion and refreshments will be served. Everyone is urged to be present as there is a great deal of business to be transacted. Fall Activities To Feature Demo Dance Mrs. F.

B. Parker, general chairman of the social committee ot the Madison county Women's Democrat club, stated today that the fall activities of the 1939-40 year will feature the annual dance of the club to be hed at the Grandview clubhouse October 21. Don Mains' orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs. Parker stated that ap proximately 500 were expected to attend the dance and that the committees would be named later.

Woodcraft Classes Set For Saturday Woodcraft classes will be held all day Saturday under the su- Cision of Ray Southern and il Barmes of the Work Projects Administration recreation department. The classes will be open at 9 o'clock Saturday morning and will remain open until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Woodcraft classes will inrludi-toy building, building of furniture, cut-outs and model airplane 'i UP TO $1.00 PAJAMAS 79c to $1.50 NEW WASH SUITS 59c 79c and $1.00 New arrivals of Boys' Wash Suits that are smartly styled in fast color materials the styles are varied Tailored with Mannish Touches here and there Colors that are correct for the boy. Sizes 1 to 6. 59ct079c Most practical shoe you could possibly buy, this trim little pump can be worn with practically anything.

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