Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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'Hb ff. im. x uw' 1 -'qr r w- 'ffm I THE ARTESIAN BUBBLE DINING CAR C A F E Try Us Once and You'll Never Be Back NVQ llave Real lleans ln Our Soup. Charles Steinegweg The HERRI G ART INSTITUTE Announces An Exhibit of Paintings by Eleanor Earnheart Foremost Landscape Artist LOCALS William Smith, prosecuting attor- ney, was in Indianapolis today gath- ering evidence for the case of State vs. Magnetic Lock and Key Com- pany of Paris Crossing. Miss Maxine DaVee has recently been appointed as the head of the great Child's Restaurants of New York. It is believed that Miss DaVee will make a grand success it this work as she is very capable. Miss Dorothy Avery, head of the National 4-H Club, gave an inter- esting talk before the Home Eco- nomics Department today. She told of her rise to this high position. Everyone was greatly inspired. Miss Elizabeth Dutton has gained renown as one of the most brilliant lady scientists of the day. Dr. Dut- ton has perfected a new laughing gas which is absolutely guaranteed to split one's sides in five minutes. Mabel Hacker was in Martins- ville this week-end visiting with home folks. Miss Hacker is pri- vate secretary to Miss Mildred Reynolds, vice-president of the As- sociation of American Chemists. Miss Lucile Kennedy, chemistry instructor at Indiana University, is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy of Martinsville. Austin Parker, former graduate of Martinsville High School, was admitted to the -bar yesterday. He has established his office on the east side of the square and is ready for business. Odin Kent, popular radio artist, will be heard tonight over the NBC network at 6:30. Hazel Martin will accompany him at the piano. This page througli the courtesy of Martinsville Get Your SHOES FIXED AT QUACK'S Best Shoe Repair- man In Town CRENDAL QUACKENBUSH, Proprietor I WOOF-WOOF KENNELS Pecligreed Rat Terriers, Great Danes, Mosquito Hounds, Chiliualiuas. Thoroughbred Stock ' Guaranteed To Bark ELEANORA LLOYD Sanitarium Co.

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THE ARTESIAN BUBBLE 41 I Horse. King Kirk Loses Fine Horse Thoroughbred Stolen Lightning, a fine thoroughbred, was stolen last night from the sta- bles of Mr. Austin Kirk, notorious horse king. According to Kirk, the horse was in charge of his jockey, Edward Jackson, who was ordered to keep special watch over Lightning on account of the races today. Evi- dently Jackson dozed off for a brief time while someone entered and led the horse out of the stables. Kirk has his suspicions. Noted Orator to Speak at New Opera House Miss Louise Elliott, orator and elocutionist, will speak at the new Opera House next Friday night at 8 o'clock. Her subject will be, Why Girls Leave Home . Miss Elliott has graduated from Indiana University and also from Butler. She has been teaching in high school at Los Angeles, Cali- fornia. The enrollment in that school is over one thousand pupils. ' As a speaker she is in demand at all times, and at this particular time she was wanted at Paragon, but, being a former M. H. S. stu- dent, she gave preference to Mar- tinsville. . WHOOPEE NIGHT CLUB No Cover Charge OPEN EVERY NIGHT BETTY BAUGH, I lostcss DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH lloth Morning and Evening' Services Come and Be Uplifted tXYe have an clevatorl Pastor, LLOYD JORDAN Circuit Court News Louise Harvey was granted a di- vorce from Gene Harvey. He is ordered to pay her attorney fees of S25 within 60 days and also to pay S3 per week for the support of their minor child, Robert Gene Harvey. She is awarded custody of the child. Costs of action are paid by the plaintiff and absolute divorce granted. Mrs. Merrill Garrison, formerly Miss Helen Knoy of this city, filed a divorce suit today on grounds of husbands alienation of affections. She is suing for 310,000 alimony and will fight for the custody of their thirteen children. James Nail has filed suit against Lewis Farley for alienation of his wife's affections. James asks fifty dollars and complete freedom from his wife. 'NOTED DIVORCEE CATCHES THIEF Johnston Now Recuperating The thief who frequently has been stealing watermelons from a patch on the country estate of Miss Edith Hickman, noted divorcee, has been caught in the act last night. I decided to investigate for my- self, relates Miss Hickman of how she captured the thief single- handed. About 10 o'clock I noticed a tall figure, his arms loaded with melons, sneaking cautiously across the field, and 1 saw him mount a high fence. From all appearances, the arrival of an over ripe melon must have checked his procedure. Miss Hickman is keeping Alan Johnston in her home while he re- cuperates from the tumble. Frantic Mother Rescues Baby Mrs. Maxine Fleener Simpson rescues her baby today with only a few minutes to spare when fire swept the second story of the house, where the infant lay asleep. The mother was on the first floor when she scented smoke and ran upstairs to rescue her child. Use the Johnstonian Method ' on the next watermclons you get. This method reduces them to a valuable substance much sought after by chem- I ists. Discovered by ALAN JOHNSTON, Chemical Iingineer Full details may be had by personal appointment. This page through the court csy of First National Bank

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,. . we-gg-,gdqv-fzy I-L rx. ' n f'e.f!'F'1f- 3 .- THE ARTESIAN BUBBLE YOUNG WOMAN GOES BERSERK Attacks Innocent Parties Mrs. Harriet Hanna Pearcy, age 30, was taken under custody of the police today with charges of cruel treatment. After long hours of cross-ques- tioning, Mrs, Pearcy confessed that upon entering her kitchen she brutally attacked the eggs, giving them a fierce beating. Then sho pounced upon the cream and whipped it unmercifully. Still pos- sessed with this horrible lust to kill, the crazed woman cut out the eyes of two defenseless Irish pota- toes and rushed madly from the house to thrash some wheat. Miss Helen Hicks, a servant and former school chum of Mrs. Pearcy, had witnessed this gruesome scene and straightway rushed to police headquarters informing them of what she had seen. BRIDGE TEA GIVEN A lovely bridge tea was given bv the Ladies' Aid Society and the Bible Class in honor of the Duchess of Melbourne, nee Wilma Stanton, at the Court House Sunday after- noon. The decorations were car- ried out in orange and pink. Dainty refreshments were served. Virginia Zenor, president of the Aid Society. poured. Among the important guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Winter. Mrs. Winter was formerly Miss Dorothy McNeff. Mr. VVinter is owner and editor of the Courier .lournal and the Louisville Times at Louisville. A happy time was had by all. BOOK NEWS Marian Bothwell's latest book B11- titled Down With Men! , which was reviewed in this column last month, has been chosen as the best seller for 1942. This page tln HRT STUDIOS lt is our aim to establish lllll'St'lYL'S in tht minds of the people as faithful rcprodiuus ot the human face. You, the people of A u s I ville, are to have the benelit ot' our yfus study abroad in all the art renters of I un .Xppointments may be niacle by tcltpionc tliiice hours l3 to Z0 o'cloek. Clara Swain Bernice Smith, ARTISTS '1 THE THEATER GUILD presents CHARLES SAWYER The most eminent emotional and rliarzulu u oi in George Washington Visits The Back woods The week of June 40-47 Morning Matine-es . . . ,,. , wuqli the t'0lll'lt'SV ol Indiana llrain I ile K o.