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Show Hallowe'en And Harvest-Time Are Occasions For Parties Here Hallowe'en when spooks roam abroad -and do their extra-special jobs of haunting, when black cats plague the superstitious, and when witches sweep the skies by the light of the harvest moon will be the occasion for a number of harvest-time parties here. Civic clubs are planning special costume balls and other affairs, and virtually all social clubs are planning special Hallowe'en parties. HALLOWE'EN PARTY PLANNED Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and their partners and guests will celebrate Hallowe'en with a costume ball, to be held in the Legion hall on Wednesday evening, October 30. Ferg Larson and his band will furnish the music. There will be appropriate harvest-time decorations, decora-tions, and additional entertainment features for the evening, according to Stanford Wilde, J. C. president. Jaycees are inviting other couples to attend the costume ball with them. All are looking forward to one of the best dancing parties of the year. LITERARY PARTY SLATED The Junior Literary league members mem-bers will hold their annual Hallowe'en Hallo-we'en party on Thursday evening, October 31. The party was originally origi-nally slated for Wednesday night, and all members are advised to take note of the change. Members will meet at Grant's Emporium at 8 o'clock, and from this point they will start out on a real Hallowe'en tour, replete with thrills, chills and entertainment. The committee in charge of the affair includes Mrs. Selma Miller, chairman, and Mrs. Helen Ramsay, Mrs. Pearl Cunningham and Mrs. Louise Storrs. j Subscribe Now, $2.00 per year. LEGION PLANS DANCING PARTY A Hallowe'en dancing party for Legionnaires and members of the Legion Auxiliary, and their guests, will be held Saturday night, October 26, in the Legion hall. All members of the Legion and Auxiliary are being invited to attend, at-tend, and each Legionnaire is to invite in-vite another couple, according to Chairman H. E. McNeill. Costumes will contribute to the evening's fun. However, costumes are optional and guests may come in ordinary dress if they like. Refreshments will be served. M. I. A. PLANS HARVEST BALL Aprons and overalls will be "right in style" next Tuesday evening, October Oc-tober 29, at the M. I. A. Harvest Ball, in the stake tabernacle amusement amuse-ment hall. Carrying out the harvest-time theme, the amusement hall will be decked out in corn and pumpkins and other autumn decorations. Adding Ad-ding to the entertainment will be a number of special spot dances, with prizes to be given, and other special features. The Harvest Ball is expected to be one of the outstanding M. I. A. activities of the year, and a general invitation is being issued by those in charge. Arrangements for the ball are under the direction of Mrs. Fern Smith and the ward dance directors. |