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THE AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE WHO PRACTICES THRIFT PLACES HERRING THE STATE BANKS WITH THE PEOPLE WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY. THE FUTURE WE WASTED WOULD FIND BELGIUM. HELP STOP THIS EVACUATION BY DOING MORE CANNING THIS YEAR. IT WILL CUT DOWN THE GROCERY BILL THIS WINTER AND THE MONEY SAVE CAN BE PLACED IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK WHERE IT WILL EAT COMPOUND INTEREST FOR YOU.
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I whose house guests the viators were, entertained at breakfast, having as her guests Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. David, Mrs. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Max Griffith.
Friday noon Mrs. W. L. Payne was hostess at luncheon, covers being arranged for Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. David, Miss Lillian Carothers, and the hostess.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Nichols returned to Wallace yesterday afternoon on the late afternoon train.
Young Set Guests of the Misses Amibuster
The Misses Myra and Florence Armbruster were hostesses at a charming party at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Armbruster, northeast of the city Thursday evening. The rooms were elaborately decorated in roses, marguerites and greenery, and the lights were shaded in soft rose tones.  Ice cream and cake and punch were served during the evening, and the guests gathered around the open fireplace and toasted marsn mellows. Enjoying the delightful affair were the Misses Victoria Wallace, Dorothy Parsons, Margaret Collins, Dona Eggan, Majorie Robbins, Helen Hadden, Peggy Ostroot, Louisa Martin, Virgil Martin, Margaret Martin, Mary Williamson, and Josie Keane. 