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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1Z hMWP. Society DeAdll-i PHONE 6 Deadline 10 A.M.- PHONE 66 Elwood and Area Society and Club News Legion Auxiliary Hears Reports; Gives To Funds; Euchre Reports were made on the Mad Girl Seoul Council Meeting Monday At Initial meeting of the Girl Scout Baptist Women To Install O. fleers At Meet Thursday Women's organization of First Baptist church will hold installation of officers at its monthly meeting to be held Thursday night at the church. Time is 7:30 o'clock. Devotions will be given by Mrs.

Roscoe Parrish. This will also be guest night. Province President To Attend Meeting Of Sigma Phi Gamma Regular monthly business meeting of the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Chester Ward, 2001 South street, at 8 o'clock. Mrs.

William Thumma will be co-hostess. Mrs. Kay Scharf, Province president will be visiting officer. The membership Is to attend this meeting. King Daughters Holds Round-Up Party Monday King's Daughters class of East Main Street Christian church opened its fall and winter activities with a round-up party held Monday night at the church.

Preceding the party, a business session was held in the main auditorium with Mrs. Garland Blair In charge. Plans were made for the class to act as a refreshment committee each Sunday evening for the Christian Youth Fellow ut the home of Mrs. Merwin Hubley, with Mrs. Kenneth Coulson, president in charge.

The Elwood Council have" been Invited to be hostesses at the Great Lakes Regional Girl Scout conference to be held Oct. IS, 16 and 17 at Homemakers Met At Trimble Home WINDFALL Homemakers Home Demonstration club met at Uip home of Mrs. Carl Trimble Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Davis assisted her.

Mrs. Doris Elliot presided and led the Flrg salute. Devotions found in 13th Chapter of Hebrews. She closed with a poom by Riley entitled "Home The secretary reported on the articles displayed at the state Fair and the prize money the club received. Mrs.

Lucille Dean resigned as president and Mrs. Lenor Rush was elected in her stead. Announcements were made of free lessons on "Floor sanding and finishing" to be given a Tipton 2 and 3rd. January 14 and February 11. The Co'or Tour" where the homes of Quakenbush of near finrtrpsvllin Oar' Seudders of Wind fall and McNeal will be visited.

Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Carl Scudder with Airs. Hurl Thntcher Co-hostess. Mrs. Bill Findling will conduct devotions and the lesson will be "Floor coverings." Mrs.

Ruth Green of the reading committee introduced the pucst speaker, Mrs. Harold Sny Christian Workers Class Holds All Day Meeting FRANKTON Christian Workers class of the Frankton Christian church met for the first all day meeting of the winter season on Wednesday. A carry -1 dinner was served at noon to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Benefiel who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sun-flay.

A dinner was served at the noon hour to 36 present. The class has a number quilts in the frames and work to be done to prepare materials for the rugs the class has woven to sell. Mrs. Freda Parker, president, wishes all to attend the meeting on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Plans are underway for the annual Christmas Bazaar.

WINDFALL Word was received by Frank Null, grandfather of Max Richard Price that Max, who is 19 years old and Is serving In the Navy, had been in an accident on the ship and his right hand had been amputated. He is in a Navy hospital at Philadelphia and is recoveri nicely. He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth (Null) Morrow of Miami Florida. WINDFALL Money donations are being taken at the Roy Conway store in Leisure for the family of George Ellis, whose bouse was burned and the baby died In the burning house.

The mother and two other children are reported to he still Mercy hospital, Elwood, the mother suffering greatly grom Rhock. The children are recovering. WTNDFALL The 50-50 class of Christian church Sunday school field its party recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kee.

four and one half miles north of Windfall. The party was held in the form of a wiener roast. Fifteen members attended. It's easy to cut a pie into five srtton If you cut a large letter and then divide each of the two large sections in half. Clifford Koerner.

Mrs. Owen Bolinger, Mrs. Edgar Tolle and Miss Joann Justice also 2o members. ison County Council, the mem- i bership drive and on the district I meeting at the regular meeting of the Legion Auxiliary held Mon-j day night In the Legion e. Mrs.

Claudius Towner presided. It was announced that m-1 bers may pay dues now to Mrs.i Towner. It was voted to give $5 to the Community Chest and $2.50 to the American Red Cross to be used for a Christmas box to be sent overseas. Announcement was made that the annual euchre and fenther party would be held Oct. 24 at the home.

It will be optn to the public. A pitch-in supper and Joint meeting with the Legion will be held Oct. 28 at the Home. Meat, rolls and drink will be furnished. Those attending are to bring a salad or dessert.

Mrs. Towner, president and Mrs Emma Bitner, secretary, will attend the presidents' and secretaries conference be held Oct. 17 and 18 at the War Memorial in Indianapolis. The next district meeting was announced to be held Oct. 25 at Frankfort.

Next regular meeting of the Unit will be held Oct. 27. At the close of the meeting, last evening, refreshments were served in observance of Mrs. Towner's birthday which c-curred today. WINDFALL Mrs.

Goldie Hobbs of Anderson returned home Friday after visit-in7 with hpr sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Frank Null a few days. Rev. and Mrs.

Hershell McCord and children of Swayzee and Rev. and Mrs. G. Ben Hershberger and daughter Deborah of Hartford City were evening guests of their parents. Rev.

and Mrs. Glen Hershberger recently. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kinder and children wre guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Russell and Mrs. Opal Kinder of Tipton recently. I mW Holds Firsl Hubley Home Council was held Monday evening In the War Memorial, the Claypool 1 Child Forum To Wednesday nr a nun iin For Child Study Child Study club will be guests Wednesday evening at a Halloween party to be given by Child Forum. The party will be held at 8 o'clock In the Phi Delt hall.

Tipton County To Hold Achievement Day Program And Meeting Tipton County's ninth a al Home Demonstration Achievement Day will be held Wednesday at the West Street Christian church, Tipton. A display of the various clubs and topics and a program presented will be highlights. Know How club will display "Be Prairie, "Salad Kempton, "Stretch the Double Dozen, "Food, Money and Goldsmith "Wall Homemakers, Wives Plum Grove, "Saving Food Pen- Kum Lurn, "Be Harmony Home Ec. "Reflnishing Homecraft Home. or Sharpsville "Good Management in World Whyle, "Food Man agement saves Local, Ladies.

"Herbs and the Gourment TOUCn llDton Counties ft et Demonstration, "Economize With H.A.S. "First New Hope club, "Profitable Rural Progress, "You Are What You Eat; Good Humor "Buffet Ash Street Pike, "Tossed Salad" Merrle Missus, "If Bombs Should Fall, be well Town and Country, "A Unit now may save a life Jolly 24, and Helping Hand. "Let's be safe, not sorry." nt Score cards will be evaluated by Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Mrs. Chuza Welsmiller.

and Mrs. Santford Durham. Suitable prizes will be awarded the win or. Luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock by two churches, the Daisy Hubet Circle of the West Street' Christian church and- the Woman's Association of the Presbyterian church. Reservations must be made this week.

Program to be presented is as follows MORNING PROGRAM Presiding Officer, Mrs. Carle-ton Hull, President. Tipton County Association of Home Demonstration Clubs; Organ Prelude. Mrs. Wm.

O. Nash; Greetings. Mrs. Carleton Hull, scounty president; Flag, Salute Mrs. Theodore Olsen; Group singing, "On the Banks of the Mrs.

Chaa. Sohl, "1952 Indianapolis. Meetings will be held hotel and the Murat Temple. Four of the local group 1 i 1 attend the 'entire conference as toners. They will wear full dress I umrorm.

Mrs. Coulson, Mrs. John Heflin. training charlman. Mrs.

Uward Lamb, president of the I Leaders clubs and Mrs. Edward II Boggess, a leader will be ushers. Any Interested member of I the local organization may attend Die session. 'Reports on the Day camp held last May were given by Mrs. Lamb and on the training course given this year by Mrs.

John Heflin. Mrs. Clarence Reynolds reported on the survey of troops which she had taken recently. Flans for annual cookie sale to be held the first week 1 November were made. Mrs.

John Welcher will be chairm a n. There -will be no advance sale of the cookies. The Senior- Scouts are assist, lng on election day by baby sitting for the mothers who wjsh to vote from 4 to 6 p.m. Any mother desiring a baby sitter mav call Mrs. Coulson.

Next meeting in November will probably be held at the home of Mrs. Coulson. Announce will be, made at a later date. A social hour concluded the meeting with refreshments served. Calendar TUESDAY Mexican Circle of CWF of Christ-Ian church to meet at home of Mrs.

Robert Yohe, 1830 Main street, at 7:30 o'clock. Bring gifU for girls at CWWU home. Good Will Circle of Grace Metho- Hllst church Miss Iloe McKln-ley, 1606 South street, at 7:30 o'clock. Queen Esther class of First Presbyterian church Mrs. H.

J. Jordan' at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ross Dehner is co-hostess. Pro gram by Mrs.

'Robert Llnegar. 1 Devotions by Mrs. Phillip 1 Powell. nuym neignuurs ui America EAgles hall at 7:30 Plans will bejnade to attend district meeting in Anderson. Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist church general meeting at the church at 2 o'clock.

Executive session at 1 p.m. Mrs. Ralph Cooper, devotions and the lesson by Mrs. R. E.

Boyle. All Peoples Circle of Christian Women's Fellowship of East Main Street Christian church at home of Miss Opal Coble, 2001 So. A street, at 7:30 o'clock. Delta Chi Sigma sorority at Ind iana Michigan Electric com-1 i der of Tipton. Chairman of In-tTnnt'nnnt Relations of 9th District Federated Women's clubs.

P'ip RiivR a most informative and interesting talk on, "International Rpintions." It was reported that mass Installation of officers of the county will be held on Achievement Day Oct. 15 at Tipton with Mrs. Johnson as installing officer. Mesdames Jean Plummer, Doris Elliot, Ruby Findling, Doro-thv Trmble, Minle Findling and Miss Margaret Scott received mystery pay gifts. Canning was judged by Mrs.

Edgar Tolle and Miss Joann Justice. First in fruits went to Mesdames Elizabeth Patterson; vegetables, Marjorle Johnson; pickles Elva Sholty and Elizabeth Patterson; Jelly, Elizabeth Patter son and preserves, Lenor Rush. Gifts were presented by the cluh to Mrs. Snider and Mrs. Tolle.

Refreshments were served guests, Mrs. Harold Smyser, Mrs. ship. Mrs. Chester Longerbone wasJ namea cnairman.

A report on tne open house and shower to be held at the Christian Women's Welfare Union was made by Mrs. Blair. A rummage sale was planned to be held Oct. 24 at the cfiurch basement. It will be held in the afternoon and evening.

After the business, the group were invited into the church dining room, which had been artiste-ally decorated with fodder, pumpkins in keeping with Halloween, A western type program was presented. Group singing led by Mrs. Lucille Yarllng with Mrs. Mildred Tranbarger, accompanist was held. Miss Cathy and Miss Carol Yarllng accompanied by their grandmother, Mrs.

Lucille Yarllng sang several numbers. Miss Emma Benedict gave a reading. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with the Horn of Plenty. Next meeting will be held Nov. 10.

Friendly Sunshine Club Meets Monday; Holds Shower FrTendly Sunshine club held its regular meeting Monday evening at the Indiana and Michigan Electric company with Mrs. Elsie Hicks and iTrs. Berniece Hicks, hostesses. Evening was spent socially and during the meeting, a pink and blue shower was held for Mrs. Don Fosler.

Games were played and the favors won by Mrs. Effie Willey and Mrs.Earlene Cole. Refreshments were served to twelve members and to Miss Marilyn Brook, Miss Thursa Hicks and Mrs. Jean Boyer, guests. Next meeting will be held Nov.

11 at the Indiana-Michigan Electric company, unless announced otherwise. Personals Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Nichols and niece, Joan Whitney, and Mrs. Dalla Balser of Walled Lake, Mich, spent the weekend in Elwood visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. Balser remained for an Indefinite visit with a sister, Mrs. John Yocom and family.

Mrs. Dorothy Strawmyer and grandson, Craig Strawmyer and her father, William Reed Indianapolis, were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Ethel Eloise Jarr-ett. In Burnette's 27 Kum Join Us Class Will Meet Wednesday Kum Join Us class of First wt v. .1 A ivicbiiuuiav iiiuit-ii win uuiu a uiit-f ner meeting, Thursday evening at the Ploughe cottage, Riverwood. Mrs.

Ralph Ploughe and Mrs. Ray F. Barnes will be hostesses. Members are to meet at the home of Mrs. R.

A. Scircle at 5:45 o'clock. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Committees Of Kappa Delta Phi Will Meet The entertainment, charity and program committees of Kappa Delta Phi sorority will meet Monday evening. Oct.

20 at the home of Mrs. Frank Newkirk, 320 Main street. Time is 8 o'clock. Plans will be made for the Founder's Day observance to be held Nov. 3 at Mangas Cafeteria annex.

Windfall, Anderson and Alexandria chapters have been invited to participate with Gamma Tau chapter. 1 Entertainment is comprised of Mrs. Newkirk, chairman, Bonnie Hoppenrath, Carrie Wimer and Louise Etchison. Charity, Mrs. Thelma Ballard, chairman, Mrs.

Mary Ripperger and Mrs. Edna Kapper and program, Mrs. Del-ores Tubbs, Mrs. Christine Emery and Dorothy Durham. Progressive Workers Class Will Meet Progressive Workers class of Grace Methodist church will meet Friday evening at the Wesley House at 7:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Mrs. Birdie Adams and Mrs. Sadie Clymer will be hostesses.

Mexican Circle To Meet Tonight At Yohe Home Mexican Circle of Christ i a Women's Fellowship of East Main Street Christian church will hold meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Robert Yohe, 1830 Main street. Time of the meeting is 7:30 o'clock. Members are to bring gifts for the. CWWU home in Anderson.

They will be presented to the girls at the open house and show-tr to be held on Oct. 22. G. T. C.

Club Meets Monday G.T.C. club held a meeting Mon-. day evening at the homeoof Mrs. Grace Jones. Favors in games I to Mrs.

Retta Luse! and Mrs. Blanche Poole. Next meeting will be held Oct. I at the home of Mrs. Martha' Llnville.

Hardware LEAF with an Hobby Club To Meet Oct. 23 For Birthday Party There 'will be no meeting this week of the Elwood Hobby club. It wlll.be held Oct. 23 at the home of Mrs. Mary Ray, 905 South And.

street, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Kay Bradley will be co-hostess. The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ray will be celebrated and a Halloween party held.

Virgil-Roudebush Wedding Is Announced The marriage of Georgia Virgil Elwood and Fred Roudebush of route 3 Noblesville has been an nounced. The wedding took place on August Mrs. Roudebush is a member of the Eagles auxiliary, the Wom en of the Moose, the Jolly Women's club and the 49'ers Home Economic club. Mr. Roudebush is a member of the Eagles lodge and Is a farmer.

iney win live ai jjb norm am street for the present time Mr.f Cloud Attends CWWU Home Meeting Open House, Shower Mrs. Sam Cloud, first vlce-pres- Went of the Christian Women's weumc uiuuu nuiuc ui uiuciauu attended a meeting of the Board held Monday. Final plans were made for the open house and shower to be held Oct. 22 at the home. Hours of the open house are from 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock.

The home is located at 325 Cottage avenue. Anderson. Mrs. Clayton Warner is president of. the Board, Mrs.

Cloud, first vice-president) Mrs. Orville Tranbarger, treasurer, and Mrs Fred Brooks, secretary. The general chairman of the event is Mrs Arthur A. Beckman. Members of the Madison County churches will assist Mrs.

Beck-man. Golden Circle Class To Hold Dinner Meet Golden Circle class of "Christian ehurch will hold a pot-luck dinner Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the homeof Mrs Bridges, 1810 North street Miss Opal Coble will be co-hostess. The hostesses will furnish the meat, rolls and drink. Members are to bring table service. Hon Clubs.

Organ Prelude. Mrs. Wm. G. Nash; Group singing.

"In My Heart There Rings A Director, Mrs. Irven Spees; Prayer, Mrs. Harry Swin-totd; Installation of Officers, Mrs Harold Johnson, Past County pres ldent. Chorus Selections, Director Mr. Joseph Anderson.

Accompanist. Mrs. Spees; "Living for Good ness Mrs. Esther Thomas. Home Demonstrat i Club Prayer.

COMMITTEES Scrap Books entered by: Jolly Good Humor. Hands Across Sea. Liberty Belles. Plum Orove, New Hope, Sharps i 1 1 e. Homecraft, Know How.

Ash St. Pyke, Homemakers, and Double Dozen. .1 Program Committee: Mrs. Doraj Legg, Mrs. Wayne Stevens, Mrs.

Lloyd Bowers, Mrs. Irven Spees, and Mrs. Wm. Christner. Hostess Committee: Mrs.

Paul Fetcher, Mrs. Fred Small. Mrs. Chas. McMullen.

Mrs. Robert Lilly. Arrangements Commutes Mrs. Ralph Weakley. Mrs.

Robert Lilly and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell. Luncheon committee: Mrs. Alva Holman, Mrs. Ed Shuck, Mrs.

Dovle Rockey. Mrs. Mar lon Marshall and Mrs. J. H.

Bald win. SERVICE: ArffAIANa improved. CUARINf IFFKItNCY restored. Work uoronteed one full year Poet e-heer service Pre olekue and delivery PHONE 760 SONS CO. electric clothes dryer 1 Director, Mrs.

Irven Spees, pres-Iness i ldent of Home Demonstration Cn Ac amgt Mrg ste. Spees. Pianist for Home De-ham monstratlon chorus, i Mrr. Ross McNeal; at.Roll CaU Report Mrs. aar.

Morrison Memorial Service Aio toi Aumu- Miss Helen Boilings- 24, the SAVE ON THE REDUCED PRICES Far less Ironing to do. Sheets, corduroys and other hems come out of your dryer ready to or store away without Ironing. No boikctt to lug no banding and stretching to hang aach pic en a Una. Your dryr uit 2 ttpi away from your wathing machlna. RAKE 75c Oft nnlnnlr Place to be announced.

JKJ Frank McCarthy and Mrs. Mike WEDNESDAY Past Time club Mrs. Mabel Allen at 7:30 o'clock. Calendar club Mrs. Hazel Crala at 7:30 o'clock.

Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian church to hold general meeting at Emily Flynn home In Marlon. Meet at the church at 12:45 o'clock. Barbara Farmer Circle will be host. Mrs. J.

McCoy will give the program and devotions Cosmos Chapter of International Travel Study club to make trip to Chicago. Linwood P.T.A. will meet at the school at 7 p.m. Mrs. Overton Sacksteder III will be guest speaker Elwood Home Economic club-Trip to Chicago through Oct.

16. Westminster club at home of Miss Esther Koons, 1612 No. street at 8 o'clock Mrs. Wayne Dean Is co-hostess. Wish Well club at home of Mrs Jack Ring, 200 No.

4th street, at 7:30 o'clock. Women of the Moose at Moose hall at 7:30 o'clock. THURSDAY GoldenXircle class ofEastMaln Street Christian church Mrs. ''Iris Bridges. 1810 No.

street, at 6:30 o'clock. Co-hostess will be Miss Opal Coble. Members are to bring covered dish and Aadable service. Meat, rolls and drink wljl be furnished. jollyette Bridge club Mrs.

Kenneth Alexander, So. street, at 7:30 o'clock. IntevAmlcl club at home of Mrs. Paul Taylor at 7:30 o'clock. F.F.

club Mrs. Teresa Kurtz, 915 So. A street, at 7:30 o'clock. Cardette club at home of Mrs. Robert Coryell at 7:30 o'clock.

ciub Mrs.Darrell Kelley, 2217 So. street, at 7:30 o'clock, TLB. club at home of Mrs. Dorothy Plummer at 7:30 o'clock. Triple club at home of Frank Kane at 7:30 o'clock.

lRicles Auxiliary at Eagles hall at 17:30 o'clock. FIBDAY-progressive Workers class of Grace Methodist church at Wes- session Our Lady of Fatlma Study club k1 5ftaI 1635V4 So. A street, at 7:30 clock. Junior Philatelic society View-Point at 7 00 clock Jolly Women's club at 7:30 o'clock. worth.

from L. S. Ayres Co. Announcements, Return Thanks, Mrs. Everett Tranbarger.

AFTERNOON PROGRAM Presiding Officer, Mrs. Dora Legg, Vice Pres. of Tipton Co. Association of Home Demonstra- ley House at 7.30 o'clock. Mrs.

Elizabeth Williams. Mrs. Birdie Adams and Mrs. Sadie Clymer. G.

G. club Dinner meeting at home of Mrs. Harold Orbaugh, 1410 South street, at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Everett Copher and Mrs.

Vemba Johnson will be co-hostesses. M. E. C. Circle at home of Mrs.

Clyde Kincaid, 426 No. 12th at 2 o'clock. for xompU, rW. tow-cost Hoover MOTOR cleaned, lubricated, new carbon brushes. AGITATOR IRUSH IOU cleaned, lubricated.

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