Radiant Chapter 61 OES installs Matron In Temple Ceremonies
Mrs. Joseph Sebesta was installed as worthy matron of Radiant Chapter 61 OES at the Elks temple with Mrs. C G Billmeyer and R W Hellwig as installing officers. Officers and guests received jewels and gifts as funds support a new piano for the Masonic temple.
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Oes
Joseph Sebesta
Radiant
The
Elks Temple
C.G. Billmeyer
R. W. Hellwig
Minitonka
Minnesota
William W.halsey
Errol Collins
E. R. Gilbert
Martha
Kenneth Ewer
Electa
Russell Humphreys
Warder
Elwin Terry
Sentinel
Charles H. Bolirer
E. C. Bernhisel
O. E. Robinson
A. H. Griffith
Sebesta
Halsey
Nancy Lee Halsey
Clifford Miller
Noel
W. W. Halsey
E. E. Roscoe
W. W. Wilson
C. E. Robinson
W. C. Skinner
W. B. Cox
Edith Wright
O. G. Roche
Evelyn Hitchey
Los Angeles
J. E. Bechtold
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Ladies Host Friendship Tea at Brady Home
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held its annual Friendship tea at Mrs S E Brady’s 738 North Arthur Ave setting. A white cutwork cloth covered the serving table with holly tree, five Christmas tapers and candle snowmen on a mirror. About 70 guests signed the guest book. A decorated Christmas tree, red carnations, and poinsettias filled the living room while Mrs C A Kelly led refreshments and Mrs Charles Zweigart and Mrs Rae Tschudy organized them.
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S. E. Brady
North Arthur Ave
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
G. N. Ifft
G.C. Wright
J. W. Hogdson
Alec Campbell
J. .W. Hamlin
E. C White
C R. Bair
E H Finch
P. A. Brynildsén
Rutherford
C. A. Kelly
Charles Zweigart
Rae Tschudy
Mrs Wood Hosts Yule Bridge Party At Home
Mrs Elda Wood of Yellowstop Highway held a dinner last Monday evening. Christmas decorations set the table for guests including Mrs Harold Sainsbury Mrs Dean Richards Mrs Louis Peterson Mrs Morris Stacy Mrs Howard Lenkersdorfer Miss Frances Gray and the hostess. After dinner bridge followed with Mrs Peterson winning high and Mrs Lenkersdorfer second.
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Elda Wood
Yellowstop Highway
Harold Sainsbury
Dean Richards
Louis Peterson
Morris Stacy
Howard Lenkersdorfer
Frances Gray
Kia Lenkersdorfer
ESA Sorority Dines at Midnight
A midnight supper marked the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Christmas party at Mrs. Rosella Garrison’s home on 546 South Eleventh Ave. Bridge games crowned Mrs. Loraine Wigand as high winner and Mrs. Mildred Tums as consolation. Christmas decor brightened the living room with Mrs. Leah Anderson as Santa overseeing gift exchanges under the tree. Assistants included Mrs. Margaret McLelland and Mrs. Cecil Chambers.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Rosella Garrison
South Eleventh Ave
Loraine Wigand
Mildred Tums
Leah Anderson
Santa Claus
Thoughtful quotes on wisdom and faith
A collection of sayings highlights wisdom as knowing what to do and value. It cites Isaiah, Hum phreys, and Luther praising salvation, resurrection, and learning from nature as guidance.
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Isaiah
Humphreys
GF Holds Dinner Dance at Memorial Hall
Garrett Freightline honored guest C. A. Garrett president and general manager and Norman Stedtfelt general secretary at the annual dinner dance. Toastmaster Bill Wilson introduced the guests. Helen Grimes oversaw arrangements for about 300 employees from Salt Lake Ogden Logan Twin Falls Idaho Falls Boise Blackfoot Burley and Butte Montana with Carl Belnap's orchestra providing music.
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Garrett Freightline
C. A. Garrett
Norman Stedtfelt
Bill Wilson
Memorial Hall
Helen Grimes
Salt Lake
Ogden
Logan
T Falls
Idaho Falls
Boise
Blackfoot
Burley
Butte
Montana
Carl Belnap
Odd Fellows Christmas Party Timed With Santa Visit
The annual Odd Fellows Christmas party is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the I O O F hall with a program by youngsters and Santa giving candy and nuts to all attendees. Rezekahs and families are invited. The Eleventh Ward social features Bishop West at 650 South Grant Ave with a pot luck supper at 7 p m and a Christmas gift exchange. Firemen plan a New Year’s Eve ball in the high school gym with cash prizes and live music by Johnny Putnam's orchestra. tickets are available at East or West fire stations.
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Oddfellows
Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Eleventh Ward
H. G. West
Grant Ave
Eleventh Ward Relief Society
J. M. Gloxham
Johnny Putnam
Georgia prison population cited by census bureau
The Atlanta Constitution editorializes that Georgia leads Southern states in prison population and that likely many more offenders should be jailed. It notes historical uses of aluminum from early reports, including sponge boxes and snake-proof leggings, among other uses.
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Atlanta, Ga
U. S. Census Bureau
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Bad borrowing habit strains dorm friendships
Chronic borrowing of clothes from a roommate harms relations and can cause damage. A strict 50 60 division of closet space helps maintain harmony. Free standing shelves and painted orange crates create extra storage without nails. Adjustable closet rods add hanging space to avoid resource clashes.
Firemen Red Faced Oklahoma City
Bethany volunteers fought a blaze at their firehouse as Oklahoma City firefighters helped struggled to contain the fire. The incident embarrassed Bethany’s crew though no serious injuries were reported.
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Oklahoma City
Bethany
Central Christian church youth Christmas party scheduled
The Central Christian church high school class will hold a Christmas party Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Allen Grover's home north of the city. A baked ham dinner will precede at Neider's Cafe Tyhee, followed by games a program and caroling plus 11:15 p.m. Christmas Eve services. Attendees should meet at the church at 6 p.m. for auto transportation.
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Central Christian Church
Allen Grover
Neider's Cafe
Tyhee
Christmas Dinner Bridge at Yelowstone Home
Woods entertain Mr and Mrs L Earl Wood with a Christmas dinner and bridge on the Yellowstone highway Saturday. Guests include Mr and Mrs James Hopper Mr and Mrs Louis Bertasso Dr and Mrs William Kibler and the hosts. Hopper wins high man prize Kibler high woman prize.
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L. Earl Wood
Yelowstone Highway
James Hopper
Louis Bertasso
William Kibler
Hopper
Bridge
Kibler
Spokane man suffers setback after party slap
Elger Arndt, 35, went to the Eagles Club in Spokane to celebrate getting a cast removed from his back and neck. A friend greeted him with a hearty back slap and Arndt returned to the hospital with a broken back.
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Spokane
Wash
Elger Arndt
Eagles
Arndt
Watch Manners In The Ballroom
Read on ballroom etiquette for dances stressing inclusion of your escort in conversations and table visits. Avoid talking over a partner, waving to friends, or leaving him waiting. Coordinate outfits to prevent embarrassment and consider gown style to avoid drawing attention.
Psoriasis A Common Skin Disease Explained By Dr Edwin Jordan
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses psoriasis, its typical locations elbows knees scalp and lower back, and its variable course. He notes noninfectious origin familial links arthritis association, common adolescent onset, and mixed treatment results with coal tar, UV exposure, and occasional X rays.
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Edwin, P. Jordan
M. D
Use Neighbor's Phone Only With Proper Courtesy
A neighbor offers to let you use their phone. Do not share the number with friends or misuse the line. Use the telephone respectfully when you have permission and keep calls to necessary matters.
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Bor
Lemon Juice Clears Tarnish On Metals
A method uses hot lemon juice and salt to remove tarnish from copper or brass objects. The acid dissolves tarnish and the salt provides a scouring action. After cleaning, wash thoroughly with soap and water to remove cleanser traces.
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Effa Brow
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Luther
Woods
Fawson Music Co
Schie
Kaye
Time Magazine
Samuel Goldwyn
Boris Karloff
Fay Bainter
Ann Rutherford
John Payne
Stella Dallas
GOD
Wm. Elliott
John Carroll
Dick Tracy
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Fargo- Wilson- Wells
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