7lIEDLTRorriEwkweitor lac f airbdir ri Athena Girls' Club. At the last meeting of the Athena Girls' Club on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Matilda Chatlin of Clements avenue, plans were made for a number of social events for the members, among which are the anniversary dinner and thea- ter party, monthly social-bridge, and pajama party. The social- bridge party will be held WelltieS- day night at Hotel Tuller. Mrs. Blanche Ilorwitz will be hostess. 11 V .2. $8 to $10 Weekly $12 to $16 Double $1.50 to $3.00 Daily "A Horne Away From Home" Under Now Management I evening, work was started for the bridge-tea and fashion show to be given the early part of December. Four members have been appoint- ed to join the second bridge tour- nament to be given by the Pha- lanx Club. They are Mania Dis nee, Sally Golman, Lillian Pearl- - The man and Betty Weisman. next meeting of the sorority will take place at the home of Miss Ruth Aarons of Cameron avenue. La Salle Window Shade & Drapery Co. 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Seymour Simons' Orches- sisted by Mrs. J. Robins and Mrs.I tra will supply the music. Ticket.. A. E. Goldsmith. Mrs. N. Fishman are obtainable from members of is one of the hostesses. The pro-, the sorority or at the door on the eeeds will go toward the widows night of the dance. and orphans fund. The North Woodward branch invites the pub- Hoy Toy Girls, Bicur Cholem, lic to attend and to make this af- The Hollnwe'en party of the The Hallowe'en party-stance of fair a success. Mrs. Markowitz Hoy Toy Girls was held at the the Bicur Cholem Society held at was hostess at the last meeting. home of Mies Jennie linkman, the Congregation Beth David Oct. 1935 Clairmount. The members 28 was a success. At the last Jolly Fellows. were entertained by dances and meeting of the society, held at At a meeting of the Jolly Fel-I songs. The next meeting will le. tee hone. of Miss T. Trager of 9390 Holmur avenue, plans were lows held at Broker's hull, Glad.lat the home of Miss CM Leven- stone and Fourteenth, the rattle , ten at 1742 Pingree avenue, on made for a ball on Dec. 25. Prog- ress was reported in the member- was drawn by Miss Sophie Char- Friday, Nov. 0, at 8 p. m. , ship drive and persons interested lip and won by Paul Hoenbecker Gamma Tau Chi Sorority. in becoming affiliated with the or- of 17569 Orleans street. The ganization are invites! to write to proceeds are to go for charity. The Gamma Tau Chi Sorority All news, including society and club notes, to be assured of publication in the current issue of The Chronicle, must be in he hands of the editor not later than Wednesday. Contributions received after that hour will be retained for publication in the following week's issue. The Junkie Stars formally re- opened activities at the Melbourne Center Oct. 23. Monday, Oct. 29, the girls met at the home of Ruth I Barsky, 27710 Leslie. After the meeting bridge was played. All girls between the ages of 15 and 18 are invited to attend the next meeting, to be held at the home of Harriett Glickman, 1234 Edi- Miss Betty Drapkin of 3052 Car- son ave. ter avenue. An interesting open meeting of the club is planned for Leslie.' Auxiliary of Congregation the near future. B'nai Zion. The Mas•Kams Sorority. The Ladies' Auxiliary of North- western Congregation B'nai Zion The , Mas-Kams attended en of 3841 Humphrey, corner Hol- masse the bridge given by the mur, at a meeting on Oct. 30, Orean Girls Sunday at the Wil- elected the following officers: Mrs. shire Hotel. Later the girls were S. Furst, president; Mrs. S. Wine- entertained at the home of Miss garden, vice-president; Mrs. J. Sara Hernias. Weinstein, treasurer; Mrs. S. Becker, recording secretary; Mrs. Gayety Athletic Club. W hiteman, financial secretary. The Gayety Athletic Club an- nounces dances every Wednesday Sigma Alpha Chi. evening beginning Nov. 7, at the Sig= Alpha ('hi held its semi- People's Auditorium, Twelfth annual dinner-dance Sunday eve- street near Seward. ning, Oct. 21, at the Oriole Ter- race. Arrangements were under S. S. Girls. the direction of Vice-Chancellor The S. S. Girls met at the home Ben Weintrob, chairman of the en- of Miss Rose Bachrach, 4813 Ver. tertainment committee. During the nor Highway, on Friday, Oct. 26, dinner addresses were given by at 7:30. A business meeting was Master Chancellor Bill Barron. followed by entertainment and re- Past Shancellor !leery Thurswell freshments. On Saturday, Oct. and N ice-Chancellor Weintrob. 27, a Hallowe'en party was held The weekly meeting will be held at the home of Miss Marion Green- Sunday at 89 Rowena. berg, 314 Owen avenue. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Celia Chesluk, 3284 Hazelwood, on Saturday, Nov. 3, at 7:30. Plans for another dance to be met at the home of Miss Dorothy . given some time in February were Baskin, 2632 Clements, on Wed- formed and will be discussed at nesday evening, Oct. 24. The next I the next meeting, at the home of meeting, which will be a social Bob Kane, 1955 Blaine. gathering, will be held on Wed. nesday evening:, Nov. 7, at the Theta Delta Omega Sorority, home of Miss Rose Berger of The Theta Delta Omega Soror- 10306 Delmar avenue, ity held its first open meeting of the fall session at the home of The Phalanx Club. Miss Jeanette Auslander, 4334 The minstrel show given by the West Grand avenue, Sunday aft- Phalanx Club on Sunday, in the ernoon. The Misses Ilelen Gold, Little Theater of the Y. W. II. A., Esther Klugman and Sadie Aran as the feature of the open house were guests. Miss Auslander en- was described by those present a tertained with bridge and lunch- splendid success. Plans are eon. The next meeting will be being completed by the bridge held at the home of Miss Nettie committee of the Phalanx Club cm Aranoff, 15553 Normandy avenue, the second annual bridge tourna- this Sunday afternoon. ment to be given shortly. The club is endeavoring in this manner Tau Phi Fraternity. to bring together the various A regular meeting of the Tau groups of boys and girls that com- l'hi Fraternity was held at the Y. prise Jewish clubs of the city. W. II. A. Sunday, Oct. 28, The A silver loving cup, suitably in Hallowe'en party held at the home scribed, is again being offered as of Miss Tillie Hyman, Saturday, the prize this year. Entries are Oct. 27, was a huge success. En- still open and all clubs and so- tertainment included vocal num- rorities are urged to enter at once. bers by Miss Sylvia Nlackie, danc- The Phalanx boys are now plan- ing by the Folberg twins, and ning to hold a dance, the date to ukulele renditions by !tarry Rider. be announced soon on this page. e A party of nine couples is expect- ed to attend the second annual Tau Beta Chi Sorority. dinner-dance to be given at Hotel Tau Retie Chi Sorority met at Tuner, Saturday, Nov. 3. the "Y" Tuesday. A pajama party, a theater party, a bridge L'Allegro Girls. The L'Allegro Girls Club met and many other interesting affairs are being planned for the near at the home of Miss Florence Ko- robkin of 595 Marston avenue, on future. Miss Helen 'Yost was elected vice-president pro tern. Tuesday. evening. The Hollow- YOU'LL WANT YOUR HOME TO BE COZY AND RADIANT WITH THE WARMTH AND ' COMFORT THAT ONLY CAN GIVE. SEMET-SOLVAY COKE IS FAMOUS FOR ITS HEAT-GIVING QUALITIES YET WITHOUT SMOKE OR SOOT. For a Bin Full Phone Whittier 9200 East Side Coal Co. Barter's Dining Hall 11354 Dexter Blvd., at Lawrence Hemlock 9884 An Ideal Plate To Eat Right In Your Neighborhood Dancing after 9 p. m. After-Theater parties Solicited. MAY BARTER, Hostess. OCR MOTTO IS Alpha Lambda Kappa. CLEANLINESS, PERSONALITY, EFFICIENCY The last meeting of the Alpha Sped... for Saturday and Sunday Only: Lambda Kappa Fraternity was 55, Pickling Herrin!. per dozen held at the home of John Isaacs 2 for 451 Pillar Rock Salmon. small 40c on Tuesday. A bridge party for Pillar Rock Salmon, Jerre 47c Kenney Salmon, tar!. members and friends will by held 48c White House Coffee at the home of NI. Dermyr of Tux- e'en party given on Saturday for Nathan Milter of Twelfth street has no connection with any other store Mu Rho Psi Sorortiy. edo avenue. Mr. A. Stulberg was members and guests was an over- on this street. The Mu Rho l'si Sorority met' appointed publicity chairman. whelming success. The evening N. MILLER 8547 Twelth Street, near Philade'phia. was devoted to games. fortune Sunday at the home sit Miss Anne telling, dancing, etc. Plans for Rosen et Seminole avenue. At Zedakah Club. The Zedakah Club will give a an open meeting are now under the previous meeting, at the horn, ••• card party Sunday night, Nov. 10, way. The club extends its best of Miss Gertrude Maxnuin on Iro- MMIIMI ■ F at Mrs. Radner's home, 2732 La wishes for a speedy recovery to quois avenue, Miss Belle Fishbers Salle boulevard. llusbands of Miss Wilma Shenker, former was elected a member of the so- rority. members and friends are invited. president of the club, who was in- The club is planning a dinner- jured in an automobile accident Junior Hebrew Relief Club. dance, the (late to be announced last Saturday wile returning next week. Mrs. B. Greenblatt is from Ann Arbor. The next meet. The Junior Ilebrew Relief Club' chairman. ing will be held at the home of met Tuesday evening, at the homy Miss Dorothy Talberg of 2522 of Mrs. Bob Kane, 1935 Blaine B'nai Moshe Sisterhood. Gladstone avenue. avenue. Minnie • Finkel, Bessie On Sunday evening, Nov. 11, Sklar and Millie Cohen were ap- Agree Memorial Society. pointed to investigate a number the Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe will hold a card party On Sunday evening, in the Isaac of cases reported for charity pur- at Jericho Hall, 2705 Joy road. Agree all-mortal Building, 121 poses. The Hallowe'en party wit' Home-made Ilungarian cakes will Rosedale- Court, a surprise dinner- be given Saturday evening at the be served. Mrs. Louis Sobel is dance was given in honor of Mr. home of Miss Lillian Kossack. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Emil and alre. B. Agree of Flint, on 2353 Grand River. The annual Nussbaum. There will be prizes their twenty-fifth wedding anni- dance was discussed and a com- versary. The party was given by mittee consisting of Bessie Sklar, Dee. 1 at the Institute of Musical at each table. the brothers and sisters of the Shirley Levy and Sarah Weinstein Art. After adjournment members Hebrew Ladies Aid Society. celebrants, who are the children was appointed to investigate halls attended the musicale held at the of the late Isaac Agree, in whose and orchestras. The next meeting All members and friends are in ss R ose ass Bassin. n. Pi ano home of Miss to N ai ttv en 4 d , tii ht e tahnenusatlatclhe a o a ille i don r ri ,tyf memory the Agree Memorial So- will be held Tuesday evening nt solos were rendered by Rose Bas- b ciety was founded. The honor of the home of Mrs. Bob Kane, 1935 sin and Rebecca Katzman, and violin trios by Saul Abramovitch, the Ilebrew Ladies' Aid Society. lighting the 25 candles on the Blaine avenue. wedding cake was sold and about Ben Silverstein and Meyer Sha- The next meeting will take place Tau Beta Chi Sorority. pero. Refreshments were served on Nov. 7 at I :30 p. m. at Jericho $500 was realized, the money to Secret plans for the Hallowe'en be used for charitable purposes. . during the interlude, 6111.4(41 by Ilall, 2705 Joy road. party given Saturday by the Tau N. Kaplan, president of the so- solos by Silverstein and Shapero. ciety, was master of ceremonies Beta Chi Sorority were met with Sigma [Mc 8:3x10:6 ft. "surprise by members and their es• and Ch. N. Agree acted as toast- A Hallowe'en party was given Phi Beta. 9 x 9 ft. ) carts. The plans were only known The Upsilon chapter of the Phi by the Sigma Iota Sorority Satur- master. to three members, Minnie Bort- Beta Fraternity met at the club- day at the home of Faye Meyer- 9 x10:6 ft. rooms, 1926 Gladstone avenue. son, 3018 Vicksburg. The honor- Northwestern Branch of the Jew- man, Helen Yost and Betty Sar- 9 x 12 ft ish Old Folks' Home. noff. Costumes re-presenting Finl- ary members, Misses Faye Marion Progress has been made in prepa- Preparations are being made for and, Spain, Siberia, Russia, Portu- ration for "The Charm School," a and Alyce Goldblatt, of Lansing 9 x13:6 ft a linen shower to be held for the gal, etc., were represented. Danc- play to be given for charity in the and Ann Arbor, respectively, at- Home Nov. 21, at the Knights of ing followed the luncheon for 11 near future. Joe Messinger was tendee!. Pythias Hall, 3155 Cass avenue. couples, and then the donkey game- selected chairman of the play com- Miss Etta Davis, chairman, and was played, Miss Ann Tulin win- Cisme Alpha Chi Fraternity, mittee. The next meeting will be The Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity her committee, are giving their ning the ladies' prize and Roy held Sunday, Nov. 4. held an informal dinner-dance at untiring efforts to make the affair Decker the gentlemen's prize. the Oriole Terrace Oct. 21. Miss a success. Mrs. Samuel Singer of The Coterie Club. Philomathic Debating Club, On Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Harriette Berger, one of the Calvert avenue, bought the can- The meeting of Sept. 28 of the Coterie Club held its monthly guests, entertained with a dance dlesticks donated by Mrs. A. La- Philomathic Debating Club was of her own creation. Plans for a bret. Money received was turned open meeting and social, at which held at the Atkinson branch of the Miss Jeanette Weller was hostess. (lance to be given in the near fu- over to the Bertha Held Flower Fund. Shaarey Zedek. A debate was ture are now under way. The com- Among the visitors on this occa- held on "Resolved, That the U. S. sion were the Misses Selma and mittee appointed consists of Tuoi Tala Sorority, develop and distribute power and Sadie Goodman, Celia Miller, Albert Kahn, publicity manager; The Tusi Tata Sorority met light." The negative, Jack Miller Gertrude Katz and Helen Weis- Ben Weintrob, chairman; Bill Bar- Wednesday at the "Y." Several and Jack Rom, won the debate, bloom. The members and their ron and Morris D. Brett, assisting young ladies interested in joining and Jack Rom was elected best guests participated in playing him. Members are urged to at- the sorority were present. Future speaker. Harold J. Goodman was bridge, which comprised three tend the next meeting at the Y. plans of the sorority were dis- elected to fill the vacancy on the tables. Miss Weller gave piano W. II. A. cussed. The next meeting will be board of directors which was and vocal selections. The club held Wednesday, Nov. 7. caused by the resignation of David. Gaiety Boys. held a Hallowe'en party on Satur- W. Leach. At the meeting of Sunday, Nov. 11, the Gaiety day at the home of Miss Shirley Chernigover-lloyiver Society. Nov. 4 a variety program will be Boys will give a dance at the Book Kalt of Atkinson avenue. The Chernaeover-lloyiver So- held. Those participating will be Cadillac Hotel in the grand ball- ciety promises many surprises for Max Simon, Samuel Trunsky,' room; Graham Prince. and his Pythian Sisters. Pythian Sisters, Greater Detroit novelty radio stars will furnish the those attending the Armistice Norval Slobin, Max Chomsky, Temple No. 1a2, will hold its regu- music and entertainment for this Day dance, which is to be the four- Lawrence Rubinstein, Seymour teenth annual ball of the organ- Caplan, Devid Sobin and Nathan tar meeting. alenday. NOV. 5. The Armistice Day dance. Charles G. ladies of this temple are sponsor- Cohen, chairman of the dance ization, to be held Sunday, Nov. Shur. ing a bridge-luncheon, Wednesday, committee, has also arranged a 11, the Fort Wayne Hotel, Cass and Temple. A union orchestra Zeire Zion, Nov. 5, at King Wah his Cafe. Miss program of radio stars to enter- Frank & Seder-Seventh Floor will supply music for dancing The Zeire Zion organization has Betty Phillip. chairman, nssisted tain, from 8 to 1. Sympathizers and set the date of its annual (lanes by Miss Rose Kaleteky, Ada Glo- friends of the organization are for Dec. 31, on which night :ill Aced-Ed-Din Sorority. nerson, Fanny Kaplan, Esther Ased-Ed-Din Sorority met at urged not to arrange for conflict- other organizations friendly ta Waldstein, Fannie Kaskin, Rose ing parties on that day. On Nov. Zeire Zion idealism are expected Rothenberg, are planning many the home of Miss Pauline Faigin, 4 the second literary evening of to refrain from giving any affair' surprises. The Pythian Sisters of Tyler avenue, a new pledgee. the season will be held and promi- which would interfere with plans Hallowe'en party given Sat- thank members and friends for The nent entertainers will be on the for the New Year's Eve dance. urday for members and their the success of the card party on friends was reported one of the program. The membership cam- With the organization's new and Oct. 29. active executive body, consisting biggest successes of the year. The paign is still in progress. of Abe Lachover, Charles Lehr- meeting date has been change! The Joliten Girls. Purity Chapter No. 359. man and Bernard Linderman, A club was recently organized from Monday evening to Sunday Purity Chapter will sponsor a plans for the year will be carried consisting of 10 members. under, afternoon. The next meeting will complimentary card party for its out. the name of the Joliten Girls, to l be at the home of the president, members and their husbands on meet every Tuesday evening at I Miss Esther Schwartz of Taylor Monday evening, Nov. 12. There St ranger's A. C. members' homes. The members avenue, Sunday. will be prizes for each table end The month of October has been and officers are: Miss Ida Kuzin, refreshments will be served. They an interesting one for the Sorority. Sigma The Chi president; Sylvia Goldman, secre- vedaays a I Stranger's A. C. In the early l 9i 2 s .8i o dn u et s i ckceatr.d will Nsteorn The Chi Sigma Sorority began m tary• Estelle. Warnoff, treasurer; aft- part, the p resident, Nate Korb y, n Esther Serling, corresponding see- its season with a meeting on Oct. ernoon, Nov. 12, Mrs. Ann Wein- was married to Miss Sylvia Levin- retary; Estelle and May Mettler, 12, at the home of Sivie Levy, Faye Warnoff, Molly Harris, Mal 1937 Gladstone. The report of beck, associate matron, will serve ger. On Oct. 27 the Stranger's wan as chairman for the card party athletic team held its fifth anniver- tilda Erecter and Edith Shecterl the drawing for a bridge lamp was h e ld given under the auspices of the nary dinner-dance at King Wah The girls met Oct, 22 at the home given. The next meeting Wayne County Association, Order Lo s. The speakers included Nate at the home of Minnie Turner, of Miss Ilarris, 1625 West Phila- of Eastern Star, in the large audi- )(orbs., Sam Sklar and Harry delphia. The next meeting will 2525 Gladstone avenue, on Oct torium of Eastern Star Temple. Gaines. The toastmaster for the and the public was invited to Me held at the home of the Misses 26 the drawing. Joel T. Faust, Members and friends of the chap- evening was Jack Kaufman. MAY THIS REMIND YOU THAT Mettler, 567 Palmer, Tuesday eve- attend 272 Hague avenue, is the winner.: ter are requested Eve to dinner-dance keep in mini Philip Katzin, chairman in chara - ning. also gave a short speech. The. The next meeting will be held the New Year's at the home of Miss Tillie Tilchen., being sponsored by Purity Chapter were entertained by Miss l' •... Phi-So-Lite Club. and in the Crystal Ballroom of the Kartzman, with songs. Philip Cam at the 2519 Gladstone, on Nov. 9, The Phi-So-Lite Club met Hallow- Melbourre Center. The will be a bridge-tea for new Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ann Wein- eron entertained on the violin. pledges. The sorority plans a beck and airs. Ilanna Harvith The club congratulates the pees!. e' en party held at the home of Roy serve as chairmen. dent air. Knew, en his recent Those series of private bridge-teas to Fogel pn,nerl a success. Deserves Your Vote on November 6th marriage, and Mr. Zumberg on his which the public will be invited. who entertained were Frieda engagement. • Gluck, Sarah Trob, Ray Foegel, All communications to this soror- ASK ANYONE WHO KNOWS HIM 2438 WOODWARD ity should be addressed to M. El- Bessie Rose, Mildred 1102o111, Ida Checker Cabs. Empire 7000. THE OYSTER HOUSE binger, secretary, 8720 Greeley. and Ann Korby. FAgOgp,g2 MONDAY SPECIAL Sale Worsted Wilton Rugs SIZES $ 89.75 Worsted Wiltons of the FINEST and HEAVIESTquality made. Mostly Imported wools used in the making-woven in single strands that give it that close, velvety nap. We purchased these rugs at BIG savings because they have slight imperfections in the weave, so slight, in fact, that we will have to point them out to you. The patterns are the newest-Chinese to Persian antiques, or American modernistic effects. Colors selected by eminent artists who know how to blend tints in the most ef- fective manner. These rugs may be purchased on the DE- FERRED PAYMENT PLAN-$15 DOWN --balance in 8 monthly payments, plus small carrying charge. .uf . EVERTON ENORAV1NO CO. Second Haar Kerr Bldg. I Junior Starr. Winter Comes When The Troty Vech Girls met at the home of Miss Hannah Miller, 2911 Delta Sigma CM Sorority. Clemente avenue, Oct. 14. A The Delta Sigma Chi Sorority scrap book is being kept of all club met at the home of Miss Anna activities. Miss Eva Cohen was guest at the last meeting. The Lubin, 277 Belmont avenue, Fri- day. Plans were completed for hostess of the next meeting will the annual card party to be given be Miss Cell Shaperio, 2627 Tux- - at the Savoy Hotel, Sunday, Dec. edo. 2. The public is invited to attend 'rickets may be purchased from Iota Delta Kappa. members or at the door. The ca. The Iota Delta Kappa Frater- operation of sororities, fraterni- nity met at the Jewish Center, ties and clubs is solicited. A pub- Fenkell and Dexter. Morris lic meeting will he held at the Brandwin spoke on "American home of Miss Anne Lesson, Nov. Youth." Jack Rodman and Sol 16. The Misses Betty Cohn and Danner entertained with the latest Bea parson were taken into the songs. Charles Schur, student at sorority as pledges, The next Detroit College of Law, spoke on meeting will be at the home of "Crime in America." The next Miss Jessie Teache, 236 Owen. meeting will be held on Sunday at the Jewish Center. Tickets for Lee Joyeuse Filles. the dance can be secured from The Les Joyeuse Mlles Club met members. , at the home of Miss Gertrude Zel- ; kowitz on Friday. The Hallow- Gamma Eta Mune. e'en party took place the follow- The meeting of the Gamma Eta ing night at the home of Miss Es- Mann was held on Saturday at the ' they Balbirer. The next meeting home of Miss Ethel Manason. The will be held at the home of Miss two new members are the Misses Y vette Teache, 2268 Blaine. Betty Aarons and Sylvia Stone. The next meeting will be held on The Arts Club. Saturday, at the home of Miss At the last meeting of the Arts Lena Joyce Nedehan, 1720 Coiling- , Club , anti were formulated for wood. the annual costume ball to be held • eared to D. itag by virtue of metier Yew earn and clean. 11•••• , C W. W. Girls' Club. Miss Shirley N. Mendelssohn was hostess at the last meeting of t he W. W. Girls' Club on Tuesday , evening. The Misses Sally Leone, Florence Terris, Bessie I). Feld- stein and Ann Wuntner will rep- resent the club at the bridge Meta Alpha Theta Sorority. An interesting meeting was t ournament sponsored by the Pha- lan% Club. The club attended the at the home of Miss Goldie I held Sibrock of Belmont avenue, Oct. miscellaneous shower given by Miss Helen Arronson in honor of 30. Miss Rose Aronowitz was a' guest. The sorority has enjoyed Mrs. Stanley Arlof, and the linen shower given by Miss Bessie D. the summer months at its summer home at Island Lake, and at par- Feldstein in honor of Mrs. Fritzie Feldstein. ties. At the meeting Tuesday Right Downtown Columbia at John R. with M. C. BUMS Passing Door A Good Place to Live • r--- WEDDINGS Special attention to han. quets, weddings, bridge parties. Phone Randolph 5600 for ar• range manta. TILE SAVOY Woodward at Adelaide Lest We Forget THAT a conscientious public servant is seeking re-elec- tion ; and r THAT hiA efficiency has saved Wayne County many thousands of dol- lars; and THAT his splendid adminis- tration of an important public office merits his re- tention- WILLIAM GUTMAN Republican Candidate for County Auditor