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14 Cosper Tribune-Herald Sror Sunday, Sept. 16, 1956 on ONALS PERS On International Convention Mrs. Juanita Corbridm nrp Mrs. Juanita Corbridee present Warehoue Oct. The on 9-10.

group will be happy to have any donations ma in accounting from Barnes School of Commerce in Denver on Sept. 14. He will work for Denver Rio Grande Railroad until he is called for military service in the later part of the year. 1 New goose-neck lamps. Single or twin, table or floor models for bedroom, den or study.

Forsling Furniture. Adv. Mrs. J. L.

Koler has returned home after visiting for six weeks with her sons on the West Coast. She was in Portland, Ore, with Dr. and Mrs. Bob Koler and two children; in Setatle. Wash, with Dr.

and Mrs. Jack Koler and three children; in Seattle, Wash, with Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Koler and five children.

Dick Koler is a chemical engineer with Geenral Electric Atomic Energy Co. at Richland. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholas, are attending the State Bar Convention in Sheridan.

CHRISTMAS CARDS: Our new Christmas card books have Just arrived 10 off on all orders received before October 15th. Talbert Office Equipment 124 North Wolcott. Phone 2-2502. Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Van Deventer of Wilmington, are in Casper visiting with Mr. Van Deventer's mother, Mrs. H. J.

Skeffington of the Mayfair Apartments, and brother. Franklin Van Deventer of 2020 South Walnut. Dr. F. C.

Buell, Chiropractor. The Lindlahr System of Natural Healing 1612 So. Spruce. 2-3209. Adv.

Tom Korman, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Korman, received his diplo Mrs.

E. R. Morton is receiving visitors at Memorial Hospital where she is confined while recovering from a case of polio. The buffet supper served In the Crystal Room of the Gladstone Hotel, every Tuesday from 6 p.m. 'til 9 p.m., is the talk of the town.

All you can eat for only $2.50 per person. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. B.

H. Frerichs have returned from Salt Lake City, Utah, where they visited with their son. Franklin, and family. Lt. Comdr.

Franklin Frerichs new assignment is as instructor of Naval Science at the University of Utah. Stop looking Go to the STUART SHOP for DON LOPER Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potter of Ft.

Morgan, are guests at the Henning Hotel en route home from a vacation in Jackson and Yellowstone Park. Call In for fried chicken at its ftneat; delicious Pastrami sandwiches on Pumpernickel bread. Hilltop Drive-Inn, 2nd Penn. 2-4420. Adv.

Among those who attended the 4 'I i' I -Xr 1 for the rummage sale and will be glad to call for them. Donors should call Mrs. Earl T. Carrlco at 3-7368 or Mrs. Warren II.

Rat-cliff, 2-1218. Thrifty Anns Have Talk on Furniture The Thrifty Ann's Extension Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wayne Baird, 16G8 Westridge Circle, with Mrs. Miles Reynolds as co-hastess. After delicious refreshments and a business meeting, the group adjourned to the Harris Furniture Store, where an Interesting program on "Furniture Accessories" was given by Mrs.

Sid Morrison. Enjoying the program were a guest. Mrs. W. K.

Nichols, and members, the Mcsdames G. C. Avers. Wayne Uatrd, E. B.

Bashor, S. W. Bohren. J. C.

Cook, Porter Davis. 8, L. Elsmnu, John Frauds. O. F.

Klntscl. C. Randall. Miles Reynold. Cora Rutherford, Con Sihilterelf.

11. Soott, J. L. Han-ley and It, J. Taylor, Look end Learn 1.L ed the Interesting highlights of the Soroptimist International Association Quadrennial convention held at the Waldorf-Astoria In New Yorlc at the first fall meeting of the Casper Soroptimist International Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Clark Perry. Mrs. Corbridge presented enthusiastically, phases of the many impressive talks given at the banquet, and especially the address by Soroptimist International President Gertrude G. Huitt, St. Louis attorney, during the installation of officers.

Approximately 29,000 SorptimLsts are members in more than 800 clubs in North and South America, Alaska. Hawaii, Mexico, and Cuba. The Federation of Great Britain and Ireland and the Federation of Continental Europe comprise a group of more than 200 clubs In 23 countries, so tremendous sincerity and enthusiasm were registered by the presence of at least one Soroptimist from nearly all of the clubs, Mrs. Corbridge found especially interesting, some banquet table conversation with Soroptimi? tfc from France. England, South British Columbia, and Our-bee.

Canada, as well from New York. Pennsylvania and California. "This is a woman's world with more and more wonderful, creative and executive thiiv of scope beinn donf by women over the world todav" Mim mo the report by Mrs. CorbrUUe. She then regaled the grouo with descriptions smart looking executive women, beautiful circles, quantities of brilliant Jewelry.

table decorations, an excellent orchestra during dinner, and truly dinner service at the Waldorf. Casper has been chosen for the Parent-Teacher News WILLARD PTA will meet Mon- sor a coffee and social hour at the day, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the rchoolhouse on Friday. Sept.

21 at school auditorium. This first meet- 8 p.m. The introduction of new iiirr will be an opportunity for the teachers and new families of the parents to meet the teachers ana Poison Spidt. community wilr be PTA officers for the coming year Refreshments will be served. GRANT PTA will meet Monday StDt.

17. at 8 p.m. in the school Wyoming-Utah Joint Real Estate Convention at Jackson Lake Lodge, Sept. 11-13 were Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. ningenhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Bingenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miracle. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Cote', Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reeves, Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. By A.

tSOWPON 1. What tlie nume of the M-eme whkh tipM of Ue Ivm.mv the earth and IU lite, vV recorded In fwU? What the tvHi'sv iMfmHU-term for T.va'.n.v 3, Which 1M0-; auditorium. This will be a get-acquainted meeting for teachers and parents. Dr. Roy W.

Holmes will rpcak on rheumatic fever. HIGH SCHOOL PTA BOARD will meet Monday, Sept. 17, at 7:33 p.m. in the Newccmer Room 105. The meeting will be for all high school held.

All parents of District 4 school children and friends are cordially invited. WASHINGTON PTA will hold their first mesting of the year at schoo' on Tuesday. Sept. 18. at 7:30 p.m.

Dr Oliver K. Scott will be the special speaker to explain the rheumatic fever program. All parents and friends are invited to attend. GARFIELD PTA will meet Monday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m.

in the school auditorium. Theme for the meeting is "What-is PTA?" Parents are urged to be present to the new teachers and renew acquaintance with teachers are back for another year. On Friday. Sept. 14, a coffee was held in the auditorium at Garfield for the mothers of kindergarten children AVTINDING THE MEETING of the Democrotic Women's Club Thursday evening were, xevitrd WW to tight, Mrs.

Alice Burridge, Mrs. Fred Lcibert, ond Mrs. Frank Bowron. vie Oroige McCue, John Purcell, Frank Bowron, Robert Murphy, ond Bill Keszler -U nbune-Stor Tlioto by Carl Ketchum). (Irne Wilcox.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ward, and Brian and Tim Miracle. Stop looklnr Go to the STUART SHOP for DON LOPER Adv. House guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Nicholas of 1315 So. Elm are Mrs. Nicholas' mother, Mrs. PTA officers, committee chairman and members of all committees.

PINEVIEW PTA will meet Tuesday, Sept. 18. at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Dar Santo, president, will preside.

All parents are urged to be present to hear Dr. R. J. Malott jeneak on rheumatic fever. Re ter demanded a jvnnd of Teh a forfeit? 4.

What, In the tuman Nsty. the more common nam for the trachea? 5. In what opera by Mozart 1 the story of Don Juan told? ANSWERS 1. Geology. Democratic Women's Club Discusses Coming Events John McKean of Belle Fourche, Rocky Mountain Region Conference cf Soroptimist International to be held during the first week in May.

1957. Plans for the program are row being formulated. Pecans and Christmas cards will aairi be Soroptimist projects lor raising money this year, as well as their firs: fall rummage sale which1 is to be held in the Kistler 2. Schizophrenia. 3.

Shvlock. in "The Merchant of Venice." 4. Windpipe. 5. "Don Giovanni." S.D..

her sister, Mrs. A. P. Kinghorn of Houston. and three grandchildren, Patty, John and Philip Nicholas of Lander.

The grandchildren are visiting while their freshments will be served. JUNIOR HIGH PTA will meet Tuesday, Sept. 18. for a potluck tupper at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium at the school.

There will be a reception for teachers and an cpen house of the new building. Parents are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. POISON SPDDER PTA will spon- Quinn, Mrs. Lydia Barron, Miss Susan Pace, Mike O'Brien, Hans T. Nielson, R.

G. Johnson, Mrs. Grace Mrs. H. E.

Fritts, Mrs. Sara Weaver, George E. McCue, Mrs. Evelyn Purcell, Mrs. Virginia Harris, Charleys C.

Harris, Mrs. Vivian Parker, Bud Parker, Mrs. Alice Burridge and Miss Mary Jean Bryan. Cootiette Official To Visit Here Mrs. Rose E.

Hough of Sheridan, grand chief graybacic of Wyoming, will make her annual visit to the Casper Roosterette Cootiette Club on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The club is planning a cocktail-banquet meeting at the Gladstone Hotel with the cocktail hour beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the banquet at 7 p.m. All Casper members and Glen-rock Cootiettes are invited to attend.

Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Ray Robey at 2-145 or Mrs, Harold Rhoades at 3-3382 not later 'than Monday. Garfield this year. Approximately 100 attended, with teachers as special guests. Mrs.

Bernard Taylor, hospitality chairman, was in charge and PTA board members served as hostesses. Mrs. Earl West, president, and Mrs. Ed Mees, -ice president served at tha beautifully decorated coffee table. Cominsi events were discussed at the monthly meeting of the Democratic Women's Club Thursday evening in the Women's Club House.

Mrs. Fred Leibert, local president, conducted the session. The group planned a rummage sale to take place on Oct. 5-6 at the Kistler Warehouse. Another event will be the precinct committee-women's meeting on Monday, Sept.

17, at the home of Mrs. Earle Bur-well, 1022 South Wolcott, at 8:00 p.m. Scheduled for Sept. 27 will be the celebration of Democratic Women's Day which Democratic women throughout the country will observe. Speakers for the evening were candidates for various offices: Frank Bowron, justice of peace; Club Notes kattefr Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Members of Tamah Temple in Rawlins Guests of Zilah Club Two members of the Tamah Temple in Rawlins were guests at the first meeting of the season of the Zilah Club on Tuesday in the Corral Room of the Elks Lodge.

Mrs. Hester Peverly, past queen, rnd Mrs. Nev. Petty were the guests introduced. Mrs.

Earl Carrlco, president, conducted the meeting. Zilah Club members will be honored at the regular meeting of Tamah Ti lple at Rawlins on Monday, Sept. 17. They will be served a potluck dinner at the temple at 6 p.m. The annual bazaar and card party are scheduled to teke place on Thursday.

Nov. 29. Final plans were discussed for the card marathon which will start in September. Anyone interested may obtain information Ijy calling Mrs. A.

F. Marquardt at 3-5448. Refreshments were served by the committee members: Mrs. Fred Meats, chairman, and Mrs. W.

N. Lester, Mrs. W. G. Davis, Mrs.

H. C. Welsh. Mrs. R.

N. Hammond, Mrs A. E. Tweed, Mrs. M.

El-ledge, Mrs L. A. Mullen, Mrs. J. A.

Atkins. Mrs. Ralph Lard, and Mrs. J. H.

Barnett. lovely wedding rehearsal dinner In honor of Miss Alice TrumbuH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Trumbull of Casper, and Sumner Long," son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Sumner Long, of Annis-ton, Alabama. In the Lounge, Friday evening 3Ir. and Mr. C.

V. Slssmaii and guests Jack Burden, Mrs. J. W. Sprecher, Mr.

and Mrs. S. J. Lintzenich and Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Keith dining together. At a nearbv table a lovely party with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Leik, Jr, 4 Q. Is it always correct to u.se two envelopes for enclosing wedding invitations? A.

This is the generally accepted form. The inner envelope contains the invitation and Cards, and is addressed to the recipient without the address. Q. When a business man has received a number of telegrams and notes from friends congratulating him on a recent promotion, is it necessary for him to acknowledge them? A. A note of thanks "for your kind wishes" certainly doesn't take too long, and it does show good breeding.

Q. Should a physician's title be written out or abbreviated on his cards? A. It should be abbreviated. John Purcell, county commissioner: Bill Keszler, legislator, and Robert Murphy, state senator. Those attending the meetinar included Ernest Wilkerson, Mrs.

Margaret Wilkerson, Mrs. Hazel Ward, Mrs. Earle G. Burwell, Mrs. J.

J. Donovan. Mrs. C. E.

Duncan, Mrs. Thelmo Keszler, Paul Ford, Mrs. Loraine Ford. Mrs. Lois Pearles, Mrs.

Frances Thoma-son, Mrs. Leah Wilson, Mrs. John M. Schirk. Mrs.

Marguerite Beard, Fred N. Beard. Pete Novick, Mrs. Pierre Le Fleiche, Mrs. Patty Novick, Mrs.

Frank Bowron. Also Mrs. Barbara Sage, Miss Mary B. Singer, Mrs. Delores Noet-zelmann, J.

J. Mechaley, Miss Mol-lie O'Malley. Miss Cathryn Mechaley, W. H. Lewis, Mrs.

Alice Lewis, Miss Susan Quinn, Miss Kay Happy Sunday, everyone and a cheerful Good Morning from Casper's leading hotel the Gladstone! This has been another busy week starting off in the. Peacock Lounge, on Monday noon Mrs. Dave True and Mrs. Helen Hutch-craft lunching together and that evening Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Anderson having dinner-. and Mr. and Mrs. Argo Hawkins entertaining at cocktails and dinner in the Lounge. Tuesday noon Mrs.

Lauramae Rosenbach with a group of friends and Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mrs. A. B.

Kight and friends Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davis, Sr The Buffet Supper served In the beautiful Crystal Room of the Gladstone Hotel every Tuesday night is the ideal way to treat your family, or entertain your friends and business associates. Seen at this Tuesday's Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Baskett and family Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woods.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Col-trane, Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Tweed, and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Woods dining together Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown and guests Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Morrison Mr. E. C. Boiler entertaining Dr.

and Mrs. L. J. Williams and family Mr. and Mrs.

William Gnsea and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucey and friends Mr. and Mrs. I.

J. The international relations group of AATJW will meet at the home of Mrs. George Schaefer, 1343 South Washington on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. F.

Howard Brady speaking on "International Fellowship Grants." The year's program will be chosen. All interested persons are welcome. Women's Auxiliary No. 68 to ITC No. 735 will meet Wednesday, Sept.

19, at 8:00 p.m. at "the home of Mrs. William Emmons, 1634 Jim Bridger with Mrs. Russell Clapp as co-hostess. Cards are past due and all members are urged to be present.

The TJSWV Auxiliary will have a dinner, special meeting, and social hour on Monday, Sept. 17, at the White Diner, 429 East A at 6:30 p.m. Commander and state department president of Ladies 'Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson of Worland, will be guests.

Peggy Simson Curry will be the guest speaker at the regular dinner meeting of the Teton Chapter of National Secretaries Association at the Riverside Club Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 6:30 p.m. Initiation ceremonies will be held and discussion of the approaching regional conference will be the main business. The Past Noble Grand Club of Rebekah Lodge No. 39 will meet with Mrs.

O. A. Ridge way, 1146 South Cottonwood on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. St.

Anthony's Mother Club will meet Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the school auditorium. Registration at 7:30 and meeting at 8:00 p.m. Hostess will be the eighth grade room mothers, Steve Flowers and Mrs. Frank Fitz-patrick.

New members are welcome. 9" DR. HALL Princess Margaret to By-Pass Egypt on Tour LONDON CP! Princess Margaret will bypass Egypt in flying to Mombasa, Kenya, next week for her royal tour of East Africa, Buckingham Palace disclosed Optometrist 230 East 2nd St. entertaining Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Leik, Sr, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Biggs of Boise. Idaho. ALse saw Eddie Stuckenhoff entertaining a group of friends In the Dining Room that-evening.

I didn't have the time to check the Lounge yesterday but did see Kathy Daly and friends going into luncheon and Saturday evening a group of 40 fellows from the Air National Guard held a cocktail dinner party in the Crystal Room. Arriving at the Gladstone on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Karrs-berger, of Cheyenne Air. Will Caswell of the Chrysler Motor Corporation arriving for the sport car races to be held at the Bar-Nunn Ranch on Sunday arriving Saturday at the Gladstone John Withers of the Oregon Woolgrow-ers and C.

B. and Warren Richardson, of Cheyenne. On Sunday, a large group of Stanolind employees arriving for a 12-day school to be held here with Mr. J. A.

Stinson as instructor Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilson (Wyoming Woolgrowers) Dr.

L. N. Davison, of Sheridan and Dr. Leonard Kurland. of the Wyoming Multiple Sclerosis SLAULLHE) dial 2-6601 Over 25 Yean Experience Players in Duplicate Bridge Hold Monthly Master Point Session The monthly master point session of Casper Duplicate Bridge players was held Wednesday eva-ning at the Townsend Hotel.

North-south winners were Mrs. Neal Walker and Mrs. Jack Kelly in first place with the Charles Co-gans in second place, and Will Thomas and Paul Lange in third place. East-west winners were Mrs. Don Moore and Mrs.

W. E. Schless-man in first place, Bill Carter and Jack Sidi in second place, and Mrs. Kenneth Zink and Bob Planke in third place. Fashion turns your legs to gold Photo By Studio MISS MARILYN SEABECK Matthews and guests.

We would love to see YOU and your family and friends this week at the Buffet Supper served from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Crystal Room every Tuesday all you can eat for only $2.50 (special rates for the children) well be looking for you! Marilyn Seabeck Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Seabeck of 725 East Second announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Miss Marilyn Seabeck, to Paul C. Fassler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Fassler of Canon City, Colo. Miss Seabeck attended St. Anthony's Parochial School and is a 1950 graduate of Natrona County High School. She attended Casper College and was graduated from Colorado in August, 1956, with a B. S.

degree in vocational home economics. She is affiliated with Sigma Kappa Sorority and is presently teaching home economics at NCHS. Mr. Fassler was graduated from Abbey High School in Canon City in -1948 He attended Holy Cross College in Canon City and Colorado The couple have set a wedding FOR YOUNGER LOOIUUG YOU Excessive weight is often a handicap to personal appearance. Today's fashion demands a "slim look" If you want to regain a younger looking, more glamorous if you want to trim inches from your hips, thighs, tummy, arms and acnuainf Back to the Peacock Lounge Wed- Next week! (And I dont see how nesday noon Mrs.

C. H. Hall there can be so much going on at lunching with Mrs. Walter Mondav noon, Rotarv Club Mrs. Gordon Sanford.

Mrs. Victor in the Crystal Room and the YMCA Niethammer, Mrs. William Pratt, program Committee in the Sage Mrs. J. C.

Bell and Mrs. M. C. Hen- Room Tuesday is Buffet Supper rich at a nearby table saw Mrs. Night in the Crystal Room and Marvin Bishop.

Mrs. Don Mathews the Wyoming National Bank will be and Mrs. Michael Dally. Dr. and holding a trophy banquet for their Mrs.

Dally, of Chicago, are visiting Little League team in Conference in Casper with her mother, Mrs. Room No. 3 at 6:00 p.m. Arriving at Mathews. the Gladstone on Tuesday and Wed- Enjoyed lunching and visiting with nesday, Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Miss Ellen O'Leary, of Denver, who staff and executive committee mem-has been visiting in Casper with bers from throughout the region: W.

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Laughlin also C.

Ballin, B. P. Andrikopoulos, Ken saw B. Carter entertaining Monroe, T. H.

Hammett. Maury her sister, Mrs. O. C. Goss and Goodin and many others.

They will daughter, Bette Lee Goss, of Den- be having luncheon with Fred Wood-ver. at luncheon that day. ring in the Little Peacock Room on Thursday noon Mrs. E. W.

Wednesday noon. The Lions in the Dunn and friends lunching in the CrystlL Room- Wednesday noon Little Peacock Room Mrs. Leo and Thursday. Ohio Oil Pipe Line A. HoDkins and friends and meeting and luncheon in the Crystal A New Selection of it or Fall FURS 1 beautiful new i "burnished beige brev (purpi 1 dge) for ttcndeP LEG SIZE 2Sr-r.

1 ft STOCKINGS og size legu 'iV yourself now with the STAUFFER HOME PLAN of passive exercise Mrs. Jess Mercer entertaining at a Room Thursday evening United birthdav luncheon in honor of Mrs. Motors in the Crystal Room, and awaits your inspection make your choice now at our store. Mouton Lamb $165.00 North. Back Muskrat $295.00 Many others to choose from! Let us restyle your old fur for the coming season.

All work guaranteed and done on the premises by fur experts. M. O. Wick other guests were Mrs. P.

F. Korn and Mrs. Charles Hord. tk 4 'i Hi- and caloric reduction. It the, easy way to- take "birthdays" off your appearance and give you the lovely slender figure you've been wanting.

You've probably been wondering if the STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN is as good as people best way to find out is to try today. FREE DEMONSTRATION. Lt a Stauff.r representative show you th. easy way to a tlender figure. Writ or phono today for a courtesy demonstration right in your own home.

No obligation. DIAL 2-3962 I I 1 1 1 1 duchess I 1 (rd I I dge) for ott, .1 larger Ugi. I A important with new beige to brown fashions with ivy and tod en greens. 1 35 to .1 95 a pair A the Mt. States Tel.

Tel. company will hold a dinner meeting in the Little Peacock Room on Thursday evening. Friday Air Force officers from throughout the nation will be arriving at the Gladstone, and will be honored guests at a cocktail party in the Crystal Room that evening. Allen Stewart is in charge of arrangements. Saturday noon the Crystal Room will be the scene of a very Iovey fall luncheon party with Mrs.

Albert Rochelle and her daughters as hostesses. And Saturday night is the big. gala "Old Time Street Dance" sponsored by this hotel in recognition to the 50th anniversary of Devils Tower Monument! Be sure to attend! As you can see It will be a busy and exciting weekso well hope to see ALL of you down at the Gladstone Casper's leading hotel. Phone 3-3771 for YOUR reservations! Adv. Ulrruuv JOHN CARTE I Friday noon in the Little Peacock Room, Mr.

Martin J. MiUer of the telephone company hosting a luncheon honoring out-of-town guests, Anna Mae Gould, of Basin, and Clara Beck, of Denver. Others at the luncheon were' Mr. J. J.

Farr and Marion Scaggs, Betty Allen, Ellen Van Burgh, Dolores Hollenbeck, Virginia MacMillan, Lauramae Rosenbach, and Elsie Gibbs. While in the Lounge Friday noon saw Lillian Lange and Katie Wisdom lunching together Dr. and Mrs. K. D.

Ostlind and guest Dixie Lam and Mrs. W. A. Posey Mr. and Mrs.

William Gusea and friends Mrs. Martin Baskett and guests and Mrs. Fred Moore with a group of friends. Friday evening the Little Peacock Room was the scene of a ID) ID) II 5 0 irwirw mm i i Box 338, Mills, Wyoming 426 W. YELLOWSTONE HI WAY CASPER.

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