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: lt : - lq: ) ‘| of Lend-A-Hand responded by ask-| Kunkle, accompanied by Lois|dames Naomi Ashburner, Agnes|1, Dallas, is serving aboard the
COMPLETE Silver Leat To Meet Silver Leaf Fetes ing Mrs. Arch Austin to read a|Ward; two duets by Roy and|Elston, Myrtle and Elizabeth Hess, | light crusier USS Roanoke, par
Silver-Leaf Club will meet at Lend-A-Hand Club history of the Beaumont . organi- | Joyce Meeker, accompanied by her | Grace Ide, and Dorothy Dodson; | ticipating in fall maneuvers of the
mother; humorous recitations by | entertainment, Mesdames Florence |U. S. Second Fleet.
3 the Fire Hall, Kunkle, Tuesda zation.
Line Of . ‘ 5 ith 2 B id Forty-two members of Kunkle’s| (0... a0 pooh Landon as| Mrs: Betty Meeker; and a demand | Hoyt, Helen, Landon, and Betty| Training operations include air
ening at 8, with Mrs. Betty] «. yy 4 : ) j :
Mrs i 1Str 1 - r . . nt a ; ‘
ev Silver-Leaf Club and Beaumont’s | Mistress of Ceremonies, Silver-Leaf | Performance of “Death in the | Meeker defense, replenishment at 2nd
Masher, » Ella Brace, and Mrs. |; 4 a Hang met at the Kunkle sea
Storm” by Mrs. Helen Landon and amphibious exercises as well as
; Teng Transus gs hostesses. Community House for a party |group singing with Dorothy Dod- McKenna On Maneuvers | problems in merchant ship convoy -
Agenda will include nomination | Thursday night. Mrs. Arlene |son as accompanist; two solos by Fall decorations were used on in assembly. The entire operation is
and election of officers and comple- | Kunkle, president of the Silver-| Madeline Transue with Mrs. Bet- the tables, arranged by Mrs. Anna| Frank T. McKenna, machinist’s | under the command of Vics Ad-
tion of plans for the Christmas| Leaf, gave a history of the club, |ty Meeker at the piano; two num-| Weaver and Mrs. Nellie Ellsworth; | mate, third class, USN, son of Mr | miral M. B. Gardner, USN.
presented a program featuring Mrs. Florence Hoyt.
party. and Mrs. Irene Dymond, presidentibers on the Bel-Lyre by Julie|in charge of the kitchen were Mes-|and Mrs. Claire McKenna of Route
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