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Saturday 'Evening ebruary 81936 LAAYETTE JOLTIN 'z AV a a Ba V1 i 'I 'j f' PD 1IB rC isN ''''jm ty py' Ay Va 'i r'J ry uijj I grg Sfrfcj JffA 'l 1 vO'xf 1 araT LljSilrKs £3X ''V hjSrJK jegga i Lt SrV 'sfr JJJL BI VXv CLUB ACTIVITIES will meet photo PERSONALS PARTIES Young Women in Births wj1 wiwvy will meet at short wedding trip they home near Earl Park Alpha XI Delta Mothers club will meet Monday afternoon at 2 at the home of Mn James Wiselogel'TU Central avenue Brown receiving the guests Beulah Smith of Auxiliary No 35 to Joseph Reynolds Camp No 251 will meet Monday evening at 7:30 The Progress class of Central Presbyterian church will meet Monday evening at 7:30 at the home of Miss Margaret King 1015 Hartford street Chapter Monday evening at 730 at the home of Mrs A Kem mer 644 North Seventh street Central Monday afternoon at 2 the Community House PINE VILLAGE eb The will meet Tuesday afternoon eb 11 with Mrs Em ma Jackman the meeting having been postponed from this week on account of bad weather Mr and Mrs Russell Nesbitt of Oxford route 2 are the parents of a son born riday at the Home V'J and Mr and Mr and Mrs Ivan uller of Oxford are the parents of a son born Saturday at St Elizabeth hospital Remsburg Shigley Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Eva Helen Remsburg of this city daughter of Mrs' Emma Remsburg of Kentland and William Shigley jr son of William Shigley 310 North Twenty sixth street The wedding took place August 26 1935 at Dayton with the Rev Steen of the Presbyterian church officiating Mr and Mrs John Adams were the attendants The bride is a graduate of the La fayette Home hospital school of nursing and is a 1 member of Alpha chapter Delta Sigma Kappa sorority 4 With Mrs' John Morrison as hostess the Thursday club held en enjoyable meeting Thursday af ternoon at Dudcm Memorial hall Mrs Roy Wallace read a most interesting paper on ilm Prominent directors of America rance and Englandwere mentioned Golden Wedding of Esteemed Couple Mr and Mrs Robert Henry Bolt highly esteemed residents of Ot terbein will celebrate their gold en wedding anniversary Tuesday eb 11 by receiving their rela tives and friends from 4 to 7 Mr and Mrs Bolt in Anderson SC Mr and Mrs Ora Westfall of Wingate are the parents of a daughter born riday at the Home hospital The Jefferson high school Band Mothers club will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in room 214 at the high school AH moth ers of new band boys are espe cially invited The Mary Ann Mission Circle will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Margaret Korty A Contest ebruary meeting of Tippe canoe county high school prin cipals scheduled Thursday was postponed Thursday eb 13 according to Neidigh coun ty 'superintendent At the postponed meeting ar rangements will be made for se lection in each of the 14 schools of this county of a senior girl as a contestant for the honor of representing Indiana in the second annual Good Citizenship pilgrim age to Washington spon sored the National society Daughters1 of the American Rev olution Candidates are selected by vote of the senior class the final se lection to be made drawing by lot by loyd McMurray state superintendent of instruction at the spring council meeting of the Indiana A March 27 in Indianapolis The lucky senior girt will be awarded a trip to Wash ington in April with all expenses paid in company' with the chosen girls from the other 47 states Miss Dixson of Kent land was the lucky girl from In diana to make the trip In 1935 Mrs William A Becker A president general is chairman of the project and Mrs Grimes Danville InL is state chairman mim Ruth Henderson chapter chairman of General de Lafayette chapter is in charge of the pro ject in Tippecanoe county where the' selection of candidates is to be made before eb 20 MISS LOUISE WAGNER Miss Louise Wagner a compe tent and popular figure in local dramatic circles has been given the leading feminine roje in the Lafayette Little Theaters next play to be presented ebruary 17 18 at Duncan hall Miss Wagner will rplay the role of Nora wife of Torvald Helmer The stpry of the play revolves around the Helmer family She has had parts in Little Theaterjs plays and also in reg ular membership productions in cluding and "The Per fect in alf of which she acquitted herself excellently Miss Wagner has also (played in many other local dramatic productions Another popular pet former in the play will be S' Templeton who will have the role of Dr Rahk a friend of the Hel mer family Mr Templeton won many admirers with his portray als of father roles in both der in the and "The 1 Committee chairmen for the production have been appointed including the following: Lights Clarence Williams and George Wolever make up Mrs Creons: music Carl properties Mrs Jesse Grimes stage Soneson art Mrs George Henricks costu tnes Mrs A Sills house Dwight O'er rall Arbuckle Hasser Announcement has been inade of the marriage of Miss Doris Arbuckle daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Arbuckle of Reming ton" to Arthur Hasser of' owler son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Hasser The wedding took pia'ce eb 4 at Goodland at Sts Peter and Paul church Attendants were Miss Valera and Maurice Hasser of owler cousins of the groom The bride wore a plum colored transparent velvet gown of ankle length with gold accessories car a bouquet of whited roses and ferns The bridesmaid wore plum colored velvet of ankle length with silver acces sories She carried a bouquet of pink roses and ferns Aff At the home of the parents near Earl Park a three course dinner was served to about 40 relatives and friends The table was beautifully decorated with' candles and a three tier wedding cake trimmed in pink and white Those present were Mr and Mrs rank Hasser and family Mr and Mrs Edward Hasser and family Mr Joe Hasser and fam ily Mr and Mrs Al Hasser Mr and Mra Charles Weller Mr and Mrs Charles Gramman' Mr and Mrs Oram el Peacock and family Mr and Mrs Homer Arbuckle and family Mr and Mrs Anthony Hasser Eldrid Lena and Richard Mann After a will be at The Current" Topic club' will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs Charles A Burnett at her home on State street KNoss of the education department Purdue uni versity will be guest speaker The Young Missionary society of the irst Christian church will meet evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs Edna McCarthe 909 'South Ninth street Mrs Myron Moore will be in charge of the program The speaker will be a Purdue stu dent whose home is in Puerto Rico The St Clare Study club of St Lawrence Catholic church held a regular meeting riday evening in the school auditorium with 22 and the: pastor Rev Werner Krause present A paper prepared by Mrs Wilbur Thoma: was read by Mrs A Krecek Rev Werner gave an interesting talk on "The Life of ather and told of his life of service and sacrifice among the lepers Plans were made for a benefit card party to be given ebruary 21 by the Study club A social hour followed and euchre was played at five tables Prizes were awarded to Mrs isher and Mrs etters Refreshments were Served by the hostesses Mrs Paul Brickler and Mrs Leo Wolf The Convention club of John A Logan Circle No 7 of the A1 Rm will meet for a cov ered dish luncheon at the home of'' Mrs' onts 403 Park avenue Wednesday noon instead of Thursday as previously an nounced Musical Society To Give Concert The Lafayette Musical society will present another program open to the public Tuesday eve ning eb 11 in Thomas Duncan hall beginning at 8 The program follows: "Suite for String (Bach) March 'Sarabaude Ga votte and Minuet Air and Bouree Purdue Ensemble Mrs Marie Viol Cattell director Voice tu le (Thomas) from and "My (Hermann Lohr) Mrs loyd A Loop contralto Mrs Eva Linn Mackey accompan ist Piano "Sonata Op (Beethov en) Adagio and Allegretta Mrs Harriet Bull (Bach)' arranged from Major Sonata by Albert Stoes sell by Purdue Ensem ble Voice "Claude (J Mal lov) and Love Song" (Pinsuti) Prof Venemann ter Pearle and Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas Jr left Sun day by automobile for lorida where they will spend a few weeks Mrs Sebert Bartley gtive birth day party for her daughter Wil ma who was: seven years old Martha Jane Bolt Weds Husband Is Purdue Engineer Mr and i Mrs Ss BblMf of Otterbein announce" the "marriage of their daughter Martha' Jane to Gareth Wayne Bussell of Peor ia Ill The ceremony was read January 1 at Peoria Ill the presence of" Mrs Nalda Myers Kent and Wilson Speight class mates of the young couple Mrs Bussell a graduate of Pur due university and present secre tary of the class of 1935 is a member of Alpha Chi Omega so cial sorority Alpha Lambda Delta Gold Peppers' and Mortar Board While in Purdue she was connect ed with Playshop activities and the Exponent Mr Bussell attended Purdue university and Lafayette Business college and employed at pres ent by the Caterpillar Tractor company in Peoria where the couple will take up residence Club Makes List Of Better Movies The better movies committee" of the County ederated clubs of which Mrs Merle McClure is chairman with the co operation all local theater managers have completed a list of the pictures of the month being Shown in local theaters These pictures have been given the evaluation made by the west and east coast pre view committees stating the type of picture and whether suitable for family adults or small chil dren Lists have been placed with all federated clubs of the county also in public schools of Lafayette and West Lafayette Lafayette and West Lafayette libraries and a number of churches were married eb 11 1886 Assisting in ULM 1 1 Via MC JUL33 DCUIAU WllllUMj Delphi the Misses Winona Smith and Rosalee Smith and Mrs Bolt Assisting in the dining room will be Miss Rosemary Hoefer of this city and Mrs Bussell the latter being a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Bolt Dr Bolt 'a brother of Mr Bolt together with Mrs Bolt and Mr and Mrs Oliver Bolt are expected to arrive from Easley Sunday to participate In the celebration Woman Expert Macle Leader Of Better Mousing Service MRS DOROTHY' DOYLE has been selected for the important post of manager of the new home information service estab lished by rank Watsop': executive of Better' Homes America which now nas its nauonai neaaquarters at Purdue university The offices moved here several months ago because ofr the extensive research work better housing in progress there? Mrs Doyle is assistant secretary of the organl nation She was selected to head the new service' on the basis of her study and experience lot the field of home economics and housing and her contacts with the public on these subjects Her studies were pursued at Michigan State college Columbia and Purdue and she holds the (degrees' of bachelor and master of science She taught home economics in St Joseph fich had charge of continuation school in Holland Mich and for two years acted in the capacity of assistant in home administration at Pur due university Her experience in the field of business includes personnel work in several of the large department stores in Ohio and Michigan The Home Information service has been organized according to Mr Watson to supply a' much needed service to home owners and prospective homA owners Since Better Homesls a non profit organization uiib service rs uauiaaeu uy luuivxuucu ur interests It js a service' to which the public can turn for reliable unprejudiced information on home making and home building problems Club Has Meeting At New "Richmond NEW' RICHMOND eb 8 (Special) The Tuesday Study club met at the of Mrs James Alexander Miss Leila Hollin 'returned to Chicago after a fw visit with her mother Mrs Lenna Hol lin Mr "and Mrs? Charles Daniel and little son of ThoAi town spent a day with Mrs Martha Mil ler and son John Miller Miss Kathleen Bible returned to Bloomington after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Bible' The meeting was held Tuesday 'evening at the parsonage Mr and Mrs' Mason family entertained dinner and Mrs Edwin Mason Mrs Alma Thompson of Craw fordsville 4 Mrs Levi Thomas and daugh Louise Wag ner Leader in Cast Mrs John Grove was the honor guest a party giyen da evening byMra Beecher Cain ProgrestiviPeuchre after refresh mehts were served at tables laid with rose and green crystal Guests included Mrs Ralph Bow ers Mrs Katherme ''Miller Mrs Clara Woodruff Mrs Ralph Ster ner Mrs Lawrence Bowers Mrs Genevieve Widener1 Mrs Grace Velllnger Mrs Mildred Wetzel Mrs Doyt Atha Mrs Mildred rench Mrs Aileen Rund Mrs Henel Borum Mrs Thelma Glick and Miss Evelyn Grove ROMNEY eb Mrs Abe Jeffers gave a euchre party at her home in honor of her hus birthday Prizes were won) by Mrs Joe Ritchie 'of Darling ton Mrs Hagan Rjtchie Lovell Harrison Mr and Mrs Irven Pfleffer George Pendleton and Ben Ritchie of Lafayette Those present were Mr and Mrs Harve Davis and daughter of rankfort Ind Mr and Mrs! Ben Ritchie Lafayette Mr and Mrs Gough Ritchie Dayton Mr and? Mrs George Pendleton and daughter Mr and Mrs Hagan Ritchie and baby Mr and Mrs Lovell Har rison and family Mr and 'Mrs Irven Pfeiffer and son Mr and Mrs Joe Ritchie of Darlington Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner of Libertyville Ill Mr Alex Hapke of Libertyville Ill Miss June Jeffers of Chicago Mr and Mrs McKinley Hangar and daughter and Mrs Mary Hanger of Clarks Hill Paul Bray and Pauline John son of Lafayete Doyle and Don ald Jeffers Chaple Marlette Cake sandwiches and coffee were served Charming visitors in the: city are Mrs Burns and daugh ter Sandra Joann eight months old above who are guests bf Mrs parents Mr and Mrs James Withrow 2600 East Union street "Mrs Burni is the 'former Karolyn Withrow' Purdue graduate 1932 'She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta A bride of Saturday was Mrs Karl Kaufman who before her marriage was Miss Mary Jo Rettig daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rettig Mr and Mrs Kaufman will be at home at 510 Wood street West'Lafay At At the right are the Misses Jean and Louise Hanley of Indianapolis students at Purdue university and granddaughters of Mrs Robert McGrath 601 New York street They are daughters of Mr and Mrs A Hanley their mother being the former Irma McGrath of this Jean a junior is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta while Louise a freshman is a Theta pledge Musical Notes WHY A CHOIR? Mr and Mrs Kaufman were here from Attica Sat urday to attend the wedding of their son Karl Kaufman to Miss Mary Jo Rettig They were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Rettig Mrs George Khufrfiafi of ShaVr nee Mound has returned frond 'a two visit with" her' daugh ter Mrs Ben Irwinr and fam ily in Columbus Miss Betty Stock of Indianapo lis is spending the week end in the city She came to attend the golden wedding anniversary cele bration of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Lahrman? 1 Miss Evelyn Peters of Linden spent riday in the city Mrs Mil ton Rosenthal returned Saturday from a visit in Chicago Mrs Otto Rettig of Peru is a guest of her son George Ret tig and! family of Greenbush street She came to attend the wedding of her granddaughter' Miss Mary Jo Rettig and Karl Kaufman which took place Sat urday Miss Bette ox of Dayton spent riday in the city Mrs Jack Bullock' left riday for a if ew visit with her parents in Louisville Ky Mrs Henry Marshall Jr left riday via New Orleans for a several visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bromm in St Petersburg la Mr and Mrs Roy Acheson have moved from the King apartments on North Sixth street to the Lahr hotel for residence Joseph Alberts has returned to Indianapolis a visit with his mother Mrs Mary Alberts and daughter' Miss Cora AlbertsjMrs John Hogan and daugh ter Mary Jeanne? spent Saturday in Indianapolis Miss Charlotte Segal who i is at tending Ohio State university at Columbus is spending the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Segal in Highland Park 1 Mrs Esther Harris left Saturday for Chicago where sheplans to spend a few days and Mrs Henley of Chicago are spending the week end with the mother Mrs George Hanson and Mp and Mrs Souders and daughter Yvonne of Kokomo are week end guests of Mr' "and Mrs A Haag Miss Mary Wallace is in Chicago as i a week end guest of Mr and Mrs John A Alexander Mrs Arthur A Rogers is visit ing het daughter Mrs Aus tin and family in Columbus Mrs A Eskridge and daugh Miss Linda Lee Eskridge are spending 7 the week end with friends in 'South Bend Miss rances Potter has return ed from a several visit in (Chicago' I Miss Dorothy Reynolds is here from Indianapolis to spend rthe week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Reynolds and has as her guests Miss MaryLyde Duff also of Indianapolis Jesse Andrew of Pines arm near West Point who is spending the winter with his inAiken has returned to the south after spending several days at the owler hotel History tells us that religious ceremonies of 'all have been accompanied by special from' the early beginnings of man In the Christian church the choir has developed from a small and crude thing until it has come to be recognized as an' essential in strument of public worship But however strong the grip of tradition may be on some the historical argument cannot alone long make its appeal to the open mind" The church cannot afford to maintain any: function which has outlived its usefulness 'any more" than a business can afford to use a method or a factory a machine which is antiquated: That choirwhich is merely such in name and whose contribution to tie church' program is negative should have no existence in the church' In other 'branches we have long since carefully reor ganized and we continue to re organize as new and better meth ods present themselves The Sun day school and modern methods of church finance serve to illus trate this point In these cases no one would now defend a return to the older plans' Surely an in strument which has as great pos sibilities for good as the choir should receive no less attention than other branches of the work of the church A much better argument? than the first mentioned for the exist ence of the choir is that it serves to brighten service and enter tain the audience This can be accomplished and it should cer tainly be a part of kthe service of the music program but if this is all the 'choir succeeds in do ing or if it is the main thing which it expects to do then it falls far short of its rightful place The choir may also be defended because it offers musical oppor tunity for its members this is a worthy object but this too is insufficient alone to justify the existence of the organization IRST UNCTION What then should the choir do to best serve the interests for which it exists? Its first real function should be to do the same thing for the church that is done by the orchestra and the lighting effects in the theater and the create Noth ing can do so' much toward mak ing the message the sermon ef fective as the proper work of the choir in this respect and nothing can 4 do more to make it difficult for the preacher to reach the au dience than for the work of the choir to attwfoijftttention to it self either because of the enter tainment it furnishes or because of its poor quality irst of all the choir should contribute to an attitude of worship on the part of the congregation and add dig nity and solemnity to the serv ice Such psychological results cinnot be attained by poorly trained or 'insincere group of sing ers This primary function pre sunnoses necessarily patient and i Careful planning and earnest ef fort on the part of someone our the possible good results justify the expenditure of time and money A true appreciation of the place of formal music in the church service will bring with it a willingness to make the needed sacrifice in order to make this organization all it should be It should be one of the func tions of the choir to acquaint the congregation and the community with the best music of the church Popular music has been defined as music which is known famil iar music Doubtless this defi nition has Its limitations 'but it does at least contain some truth Certain it is that music with features cannot reach its goal if it Is never sung or play ed 1 unheard music has no chance to become popular The greatest musical geniuses of the world have contributed to the un surpassed treasures of the church It (is the privilege and duty of the' church to present this 'for public approval and affection And the beauty of it all is that this can be done while the proper at mosphere is being created and while the service is being made attractive The talent' Is not lacking for anything we really want to do It is merely hidden in napkins and in hearts and heads and voices Another opportunity which should not be overlooked in es timating the possibilities of the choir is that offered to local tal ent both for training and public appearance The singer can serve the church in a splendid way and at the same time derive personal benefit No public place offers better opportunities for talents to display themselves to a large sec tion of the community Why should not the church be the place where the community expects to hear the best music as well as the best Spoken message of the week and why should not the best talent be trained to look to the church as the best place to use that 3 4 1 'f' (Excerpt from a series of arti cles written by the late Prof Paul Tincher Smith) Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 at GA hall COLBURN eb Mrs Wagoner was hostess to the Col burn United Brethren Ladies: Aid society Thursday afternoon at her home Devotional were given fol lowed by a business session with Mrs Mary Runkle presiding? An inspirational program was given consisting of the reading of a letter from Mrs rLoy of Ockley who is spending the win ter with her daughter Mrs Oren Sheets Mrs Loy was unable to be at the meeting because of the severe weather Mrs Loy has jread the Bible through 38 times? be ginning in 1909 Her gracious man ner and consecrated life bespeakq the benefits and joy she' has re ceived from faithful Bible reading Can was sung by a chorus' and was adopted as the theme song for tfce year Mrs Smith gave an impromptu talk on "Oi(r Ladies Aid Twelve memoers and a guest Mrs Guy Smith were present The March meeting will be held with Mrs Smith at the parsonage 2' Democratic Club 'The Democratic club of Tippecanoe county will mfeet Monday evening at 7:30 in the Rotary room at the Lahr hoteL Col John Gilpin will be the speak er During the social hour which follows card? will be 'played and refreshments served by the newly installed officers The tailor shop of President An drew Jackson still stands in Greene county Tenn Mr and Mrs Leonard Miller of Lfayette 7 are the parents a son born Saturday at the Home Mr and Mrs Clarence Lyke314 North street Elwood are fhe parents of a son boraThurs ay ebrukry at Mercy hos P'tal Elwood Mrs Lyke was for merly Miss Evelyn Sylva daughter Mr and Mrs Martin Sylva 805 bouth Twenty eighth street Mr and Mrs Carl Carter the Parents of a daughtersthel Evelyn born eb 2 Mrs rter was formerly Miss Esta Evelyn Lucas ZtA 1 Ml il Bn BBBBB'lww MM few A VS I Brl II II III IHiolvMB X' 4 Plan Luncheon As Washington Birthday Event a CORDING to its annual dus YA tom for forty two years Gen A a eral de Lafayette chapter" Daughters of the American Revo lution will entertain guests at a delightful party on birthday this event to be a 1 luncheon in Duncan hall Saturday eb 22 The guests will be seated in groups of four at tables placed about the auditorium ollowing the serving Marshall Howenstein cellist will play a group of numbers Mrs rederic Krull Indianapolis a Vassar grad uate will speak on Lordly Line of High Saint The party is invitational reser vations being in charge of a com mittee composed of Mrs Venemann Mrs Girvin Mrs Snith Majry Jo Rettig Becomes Bride The marriage of Miss Mary Jo Rettig daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rettig J815 Greenbush street and Karl 'Kaufman of West Lafayette son of Mr and Mrs Kaufman of Attica was solemnized Saturday after noon at 1 in the rectory of St Boniface Catholic church The Rev 1 Gerald Beck read the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families also the grandmother Mrs Ot to' Rettig of Peru? The bride wore a suit of brown taffeta fashioned with a long jacket with which she wore a tile colored 'crape blouse Her hat was a brown cellophane straw and crepe Breton sailor Brown pattent leather strap pumps And bag completed her costume and she "wore a shoulder bouquet of gardenias Miss Henrietta Steining as bridesmaid wore an attractive navy blue ensemble with match ing accessories and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias The brother George Rettig jr was i best man 1 The bride is a graduate of Greenfield (Ind) high school and attended Purdue university where she is a member of Chi Omega sorority Mr Kaufman received his degree at Ohio State university in 1931 where he was a member of Phi Delta Chi social fraternity and Phi Rho Alpha honorary He Is now attending Purdue university on a Lilly fellowship In' pharmacy and ois aA candidate for'a degree At Purdue is a member Sigma Xi fraternity After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Kaufman left for Indianap olis where they were to be guests at a dinner party Saturday eve ning given by Mr and Mrs Van Buskirk Upon their return here they will be at home in a newly furnished apartment at 510 Wood street West Lafayette Tea for Bride Mrs Charles Mayer ranklin has issued invitations for a tea to be given at her home 510 South Ninth street from 3 to 5 on the afternoon' of eb ruary 12 to honor Mrs Norris Shreve a bride who recently came to West Lafayette for residence Brookston 0 Has Inspection BROOKSTON eb (Special) A number of women from the local chapter attended the group meeting of Eastern Star chapters at Monticello In spection for Brookston group was held in the afternoon Mrs Jose phine Brown of Rushville worthy grand" matron was the inspec trcss Mr and Mrs Guy Smith and Mr Mrs John Hughes at tended a fish fry at the home of Mr and Mrs John Summers east of town the occasion being Mr birthday Omer Cottrell spent two days at Indianapolis where he attended an educational clinic for funeral directors Members of the Gardez club met at the home of Miss Reba House Mrs North Mrs McClean Mrs Halstead Miss Katharine Klepinger and Miss Jessie Alkire attended the annual mid year luncheon of Psi Iota Xi sorority in Indianapolis Dr Brockway has returned home from an extended vacation trip through Mexico California and points in southern and western parts of the Mrs Wynkoop has re turned home from St Mary's hos pital at the Mayo clinic where she underwent an operation Mr and Mrs Bert Potts of Marion spent the week end with the parents Mr and Mrs Will Scott Mrs Ruth Allen visited Lynn Sampson a patient at the Home hospital Mr and Mrs Tony Hart of Michigan City were guests Sun day at the home of Dr and Mrs Brown Members of the Art club met at the home of Mrs John Va natta Dr and Mrs Brown and daughter Phyllis and sMr and Mrs: Omer Cottrell were supper guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Goley Blair east of town Rogers attended a district meeting of the American Legion at Logansport Sunday August ountain has gone to Evansville to visit a half brother John Brose who is ill in a hos pitals there with rheumatism and arthritis.