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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
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YOUNGER SET .
D, Ulysses ". ROYkIN

October's end is the signal for
the annual crop of Halloween par
ties Friday evening featured four
affairs. One was for the young
folk who were entertained AT n
masquerade party at the home Of
Lillian Brown. ON Rohns. by the
Femmcs Amoreus club. The mem
hers OF the club include Cathalepn
CoOte. Lillian Brown. Norma COX
or. kathryne Brady, Cecil Bland
Marcella Tandy ana Bernice Brad
by. The evening was devoted 10
dancing and refreshments. Among
those present were Harry Riggs
Bernard Houston kercn Davis
Frances Raiford. Marjorie Carter.
Elizabeth stalker John Hopewell.
oliver Smith. Sonny Edwards.
Winifrcd Welker. Robt. McGruder,
Virginia Marlborough. Alex Smith,
Carlyle Johnson. Eva McBroom
: Ben Johnson. Maud Coins. Bills
Smith, James and George Dunbar
Eddie Graham. Kathryne Arm
strong Paul Smith. Lloyd and Ny
ron Bailor, Wilbur Brewer. and
others
Another Halloween party took
place al The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Candy, 1888 peterhuni. in honor
Of their daughter. Ruby. Mary
Childs was hostess. a lovely re
past was served. The house was
aliracliyely decorated in Keeping
with the occasion Among ihose
present were Miss l.. Lee OF OK
lahoma. Mr. Reid, +. Bill. S. r..
Holland Alexander Washington.
Lucille Spiyey Andrew Jackson.
Phillip Holland. Phyllis Roberts.
Helen Douglass, George Childs and
Thestle Reeves.
a third party was given AT al45
Madison. by William Neal and I'd
ward Anderson.
ON Saturday evening, the Jolly
Eight Bridge club gave pre- Hal
lowe'en party AZ the home OF Julia
and Eleanor Mitchell. ON McDoug
all. II was an enjoyable affair. The
guests present were Misses Gather
Mae Freeman. Melya Allison. Eve
lyn Pitts, Florence Green, Frances
Raiford. Margaret jefferson. and
Ossie johnson; also Messrs Henry
Paschall. Bob Jefferson, Willie
Freeman, William Henry. Hollie
Larkins. Ben Davis. and Henry
Anderson.
A pre-Hallowe'en wiener roast
was given Saturday. by MadeIyn
Hath and Hortense Randall, at the
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DETROIT CIVIC PRIDE CLUB

This progressive charitable club
held It's regular weekly meeting
Wednesday in the assembly rooms
OF Brewster Center. The house was
packed to capacity. Rev. Mily, Of
the Lutheran Church, at 10th and
Forest, delivered stirring ad-
dress.
Among the many speakers pre-
sent was Phillip Breitmeyer, who
was heartily received as a candi-
date for mayor.
The clubs membership Is under
way. All are invited to attend the
meetings. The meetings are held
every Wednesday night, at Brews-
ter Street Community Center. Mar
ian c. McGill is president.
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DETROIT STUDY CLUB

The Detroit study Club held rs
second meeting OF The club year
with AIRS. Leonard Thompson,
Fischer avenue. ON Friday October
10th. The subject of the program
presented by Mrs. Jas. A. Moore.
chr Of program committee was "A
Bird sieve View OF the Worlds
Fair Mrs. II. + johnson read an
enjoyable paper on some Impress
sions OF the Fair" and Mrs. a. l..
Turner very interestingly handled
the tapic, Travel and Transpor-
taiion." During the discussion
which followed. additional inter
esting facts We're added by Mes
danes Rose Carter, Angel Lam
bert Della Barrier Lena Starks.
Beulah Whirby &. 5. Smith Edith
Kemp, Kate Johnson and the
Misses Harriet Barrier and Meta
Pelham. Two piano numbers were
Special guests OF he hostess were
rendered by Mrs. Gladys Roscoe.
4 palatable plate luncheon was
the Mesdames Gertrude Smith,
Ethel Andrews and Mrs. Roscoe.
served by the hostess.
was held with Miss Lucille Owens
The first meeting on October 6.
on Madison avenue. when reports
ored Women and International
Of the National Association of col
Council of Womcns meetings in
Chicago last August were given by
Mrs. ;. Barrier Kate Johnson and
others.
Mrs. Ethelyn Henry will enter
tain the club on Nov 3rd al hen
Residence on Townsend avenue.
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with orange and black decorations.
The guests were entertained
with delightful program and a
delicious three course menu was
served. The gracious hospitality OF
the host and hostess made the af-
fair an evening Of enjoyment fol-
their guests.
Mrs. Mcdowell received many
beautiful gifts.
Among those present were
Misses y. Pierson. " Delaney, NJ.
Robinson, O. Wells. V. Harris. J..
Evans A. Bush, NJ Williams, r..
Mason. c. Lewis and y. Taylor.
Messrs. T.. Marshall, A. Berry. l..
Thomas. w. Robinson, w. Williams
and J. Marshall; Mr.. and Mrs. lie
roy Dudley, MIR. and Mrs. -.
Fluenels and Mrs. G. Shannon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jones. COZ.
Begole. and Mr.. and Mrs. +. G..
Teefers. $50 Melbourne have re-
turned from a tour 10 st. Louis
Mo. Rock Island. Harvey ann
Chicago Ill.
xxxxxx
Mrs. John n. Erwin, mother OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Guy. 6lSz
Scotch avenue. has returned from
her recent visit to the World 5
Fair.
DR.. and Mrs. II. p. Weeks, Of
Detroit, left recently for New York
city. where they will make their
permanent residence.
A Birthday party was given In
honor OF Charles Stitszel. 5O44
commonwealth street. Friday
evening Oct. 81. II was delightful
affair. and number OF friends
were present. Mrs. M. l.. Beas ley,
of Russell Street Baptist Church.
was one OF the guests.
On Saturday evening. October
2S, Miss Ruth Kemp OF 423 Palmer
avenue. was at home to Misses
Grace Bryson. Maxine Broyles,
Estella Weathers. Messrs. y. Ros-
mond Davis. Clarence Frisby. An
drew Watkins and Attorney II. l..
Dudley. The guests spent worry
pleasant evening playing bridge.
#*x**
The Second Baptist Church Nis r
sionary Society met "Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Thompson
presiding. The guest speaker, Mrs
Macdonald, of the Metropolitan NJ.
T.. Church, was presented by Mrs.
Terrell. Mrs. Macdonald gave .
very interesting talk. A brief, but
interesting program. was also rem
dcred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth King cele
brated their fifth wedding anniver
sry, Oct. 20. at their home, ll2G
Hague street Bridge. whist AMI
dancing were enjoyed.
The guests enjoyed three
course dinner menu. which was
served by the gracious hostess. Mr..
King presented his wife diamond
ring al the dinner table.
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SMART SET SOCIAL GLIB

On Oct %, the club met at the
home Of Miss Eva Mcdonald. 225l
+. Lafayette. All members were
present. The social hour was spent
in dancing and a palatable lunch
con was served.
The next meeting will be held
at The residence OF Mrs. AlIhea
Smith. BIZ Monroe.
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w e d d ing
Announcement

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green. 1907
W Kirby. announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Hattie Elizabeth
to Mr.. Robert Alexander. The mar
rage ceremonies took place Thurs
day. October 18th, at I p. m.
Father r. W. Daniel affiliated. A
supper was held AT the home Of
the bride after the ceremony.
Those present were the relatives
OF both the bride and groom. Mr.
Nicholson, and Miss Norma Price
were the bride and groom's attend
ants.
The couple left Immediately for
their honeymoon TO Chicago.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
ST. PETER CLAyER y. & 4.
SLlB

The ST. Peter Clavcr Social ana
Athletic Club meets every Monday
night rather than Wednesday nigh.
as published in last weeks issue
The club bis preparing for the APP
proachpg basketball season. Sew
cral OF last years veterans are
back, and the manager is expect
ing great results.
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I. W. 4. GLIB

The club met with Mrs. lInrstOn
on Vernon Highway, al Elery
Wednesday night oct Is and ar
rangements were completed for a
Halloween party. Oct. 2S. The
progress of the club has been Won
dcrful. and the organization hopes
soon to become affiliated with the
Vity Association OF Clubs.
\ palatablc three course lunch
con was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will he with Mrs.
VIII Prince in Elha Place
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

The regular monthly Hour of
Music and Meditation. sponsored
by the Lucy Thurman Branch Bi-
bic study Class. will be held sun
day November L.. at p. M, at
the y. W. G.. A., $50 East Elizabeth
street.
The Speakers will be Rev. II. l..
Brady pastor OF Second Baptist
Church; subject What Is Mine?"
The musical program will be given
by Second Baptist Senior choir.
The pneric is cordially invited.
The second Co ed night at the
Lucy Thurman Branch will occur
on November 10. This evening is
set apart particularly for the boy
and girl between the ages of six
teen and twenty years. Come and
enjoy yourself.
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I. w. \. cLVp

The ]. W. a. Club met with Mrs
VIII Prince in Elba Place on
Wednesday evening.
The meeting was well attended
and splendid business session
was held. Wonderful progress was
made this year and they expect
to be affiliated with the City Asso-
citation Of Clubs soon.
Their last social function Of the
season was held Saturday night at
the home OF Mrs. Huston on H.
Vernon Highway. The club meets
next Wednesday night with Mrs
Perkins on Garfield. Mrs. Will
Prince, president; Mrs. Laura
Jackson, secretary.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Wife Honored With
Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. Fannie Mcdowell. 1543
Sherman street, was recently hon
ored by her husband. Edward Nc
Dowell. with "A lovely surprise
birthday party. The house was ar
tistically decorated in Halloween
style. with cornstalks placed along
the wall. pumpkins and squash on
the floor, while the porch and in
terror OF the dwelling were draped
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Young NATIONS CLUB

The club met Sunday, Oct. 20.
with Mrs. Adams. on Ferry street.
The members and friends present
enjoyed an interesting program.
Aftor the program. the hostess
served tea.
Some OF those present were-Mr.
and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnson, Mrs. Olivia Brown. Ar
thur George. Mrs. Martha George,
Charles Grasty. Ruby Mcclellan,
and others.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
BEAUTY HINTS
by Nina Temple
mOw's yOrR WAIST LINEg

II women knew how very easy
is TO have slender. girlish wal,
line. there would be very few Wi
would allow themselves to face Il
world with "A thick matronly figur
You will find that the movie star
have learned this secret. They d
not allow themselves TO grow THO
and this is IA favorite trick 0
these slender beauties. Severa
times o day they jerk in their alb
lominal muscles vigorously. Thh
action soon reduces the fat abou
the waist line like magic.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Housewives League
No. l Entertains
Mrs. Fannie Peck

An elaborate entertainment was
given by Housewives League No.
! Of the B. W. T. Trade Associa
ton. Monday. Oct. -. at 30 p. m
at the lovely home OF Mrs. Gibbs,
297 Medbury avenue in honor OF
Mrs. Fannie b. Peck. the national
president OF the league.
A large number of members at
tended and enjoyed the affair.
The league will meet with Mrs.
Priest. on Kirby avenue. Nov. IL.
at 1880 o'clock.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
STATE ASSOCIATION

The state president. Mrs. j. w.
Johnson of Detroit. has issued a
call for the meeting OF the State
Executive Committee in Detroit on
Saturday Nov. 4th at the Lucy
Thurman Branch, ,. w. c. a. II
will be an all day meeting which
presidents OF all Michigan clubs
and delegates are expected to at
tend.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Young NATIONS SOCIETY

The Young Malrons Society OF
second Baptist Church met at the
home OF Mrs. Chas. y. Smith. of
i43 +. Warren avenue on Thurs
day. Oct. 26th, fr their regular
monthly social night. Fourteen
Mairons were present with their
husbands. Delightful entertainment
was enjoyed by every one which
was climaxed by tasty repast.
Mrs. Geneva Williams, president,
Mrs. Bernice Swent, secretary.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

mckinney. Louise Ponder. Cath
crime Fletcher. Emma Fletcher
Messrs Robert Reynolds. Elijah
White, James Edwards. Joseph
Fears. Rennie Blackmon, Edward
Blackwell. Sylvester Walker. Eu
gene Gillard. Curtis Walker Char
lie Gynairi, Lenord Smith. Comp
ton Roland.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Masquerade Dance
Staged At "Y''

The young men at the Y VI. c.
A. gave their friends pre- Hal
'owe'en Masquerade Dance in the
auditorium OF the Lucy Thurman
Branch y. w. G. A. last Friday
evening at s O'Clock.
The auditorium was beautifully
decorated with many Halloween
displays.
Many games were played and
very appreciatiyo crowd attended.
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Birthday Party

A pretty birthday party was
given Wednesday, Nov. /. by Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Price, 1858 Bellevue
avenue. on the occasion OF the
seventh anniversary OF little Nell
son III. Long, son of DR.. and Mrs.
|. II. Long. Twenty-Five children
we're present
The youngsters enjoyed various
games and amusements. and par
took of a dainty repast. The birth
day cake, with seven lighted cand-
les. was a very pretty feature OF
the affair
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Fraternity Sponsors
Pre-Hallowe'en Party

The Xi Chapter, of the Phi Beta
Sigma paternity. held its pre-
Halloween party at the lovely
home of the McFall Brothers, sat
urday evening. Oct. 2S. Card games
and dancing were enjoyed through
out the early part Of the night
After midnight, small floor show
entertained the jolly guests. Re-
freshments were served. All re-
ported delightful evening.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
THE MIRA GLIB

Tho Mira club. composed Of girl
employees of Crowley Miner. gave
IA pre- Halloween party at the owl
club. Monday night Oct. 30. Music
was furnished by the Royal vaga
bonds. II was a delightful social
affair
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
Delta Sigma Theta
Group To Sponsor
Card p arty

The Tau Chapter of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority are spon-
soring a subscription bridge party
on the afternoon of Armistice Day,
Nov. IL, at p. m, at the Nacire-
ma Club House. corner Milford and
Thirtieth streets.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the committee on ar
rangements. Friends are cordially
invited. Price twenty-five cents.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
NOTICE

All reporters for the Tribune are
requested TO send In their news
typed or written In Ink, with Wide
spacing between lines, and writing
on one side OF paper only. All
names written In lOng-hand should
be printed, 80 as 10 enable the Of.
flee to reproduce them correctly.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

The East Side Literary and Ora
matte Club will sponsor "trip
around the world" Saturday. Nov.
4. at $3.50 p. m. leaving from the
home Of Miss Naomi Williams,
1868 Elba street.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04
City Assn. Holds
Quarterly Meet

The City Association of Colored
Women's Clubs of which Mrs.
Cora seymour is president, held ITS
first quarterly meeting on last
Friday at the Phyllis Wheatley
Home. Reports were given and
plans for the years activities out
lined by committee chairman.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

BELSHAZER, Dramatic Cantatn
IN > Acts, presented by massed
Choirs Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church nj Northeastern High
School Auditorium, Warren nj
Grandy, Wednesday, November
Hath, $500 +. VI. Subscription
Price-25c.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

Hath residence in ROYAL Oak.
Those present included Roberi
I Brady. Kathryne and Bernict
Brady. EVELYN Gilmer. Tahitha
Johnson. Eleanor aud Ulysses Boy
kin, Bernard Loving. Curtis Garter
Glover BOYD Kenneth Hath and
others
Despite 'hc chilly breeze ard
damp weather. every one had fine
time. roasting wieners and marsh
mallows and apples.
YOT SHOULD KNOW THAT:
Ben Johnson was not at the
Friendly party last week. because
he was AT parts given ia honor
Of yours truly
At the Friendly party on Oct. 20.
Freddy Guinard made away with a
generous share OF the punch.
| Leonard Andrews was with
charming young lady.
J Winifred Degrasse was Their,
with Kathryn Armstrong and lIar
| ~ Tapsico.
Esther Randall did a little mum
Der for the crowd
To look at Margaret and Leon
ard Andrews dancing. reminds M
of ole ~ +. H. ;.
Getawyu Solonan. II arr VS.
young sister is honored BY having
Larry r. Douglass as her frs.
caller. Larry has written a sone
to her entitled May Come
Again lie has also dedicated an
ather song to Winifred Welker. en-
titled. always Pleading For You,
Dear.
Marvin Cocker anu Ernesta Jack
son appear not to be seeing 50
much OF each other these days.
William White thoughtlcssly pur
a lighted cigarette in his pocket
while at the home OF Oddessa Ellis
Thursday evening. and came near
setting himself on fire
Elizabeth Parrish and Zelda Ad
ans are going 10 dance II The
Eastern High School carnival, nov
-.
g new kind Of radio
Moses Powell is trying to invent
Keren Davis is a member OF the
Sub Debs.
Harry Soloman wonders Why
Winifred is angry al him.
Next week Alex Smith ant
Elaine Lewis will appear u
Who's Who.
So long until next week.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-04

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Evening star., 1933-06-04
To Get Children to Drink More Milk
And Build Weight Rapidly

At the left is snapshot of Beverly June
Myers (six years old and Junior Myers
(age four)-both perfect specimens of
healthy. happy childhood. Their mother.
Mrs Leslie w. Myers, $3.50 Upton Ave,
Minneapolis, MINI. writes: "IcOuld not get
either OF my children TO touch milk until
l Was adrised TO Try preparing ii with
Ordliine. / tried it and from the begin
ming WdS amazed 10 see h0w rapidly
Ordkine gape results. Non, at the age
Of six years, my little girl is seren inches
taller than the acreage child Of her age.
While the boy, at the age Of four, ueighs
nine pounds more and is four inches
taller than the acreage his age People
marrel at my children and alVayS tell
them my secret is-Oraltine
Evening star., 1933-06-04
Start Today

For the sake of your child urge you to try Ovane
By doing you can make this real heah-summer for
him. And send him back to school in the fall greatly
benefited in many important ways. In fact any number
of mothers report that Ovaltne has almost literally made
their children over" during the summer months.
When you start giving Ovatne-note the almost mmed-
ate difference in appetite and in the your child acts at
meals Note, too, the accompanying increase in weight
in nerve poise and in strength
Give Ovane at breakfast awaysat meals and between
meals 1t is extremely economical to for it is all
food concentrate and contains added sugar to give
bulk and cheaper its cost You add your sugar at
home, don't be msed if you offered sweettasng
sugaroaded mixture substitute for genuine Ovatne
You can get Ovane at any drug grocery store. Or
send the coupon below for generous trial supply
Notice the offer of genuine Little Orphan Annie shake-up
mug (worth 75c) which is being given free.
NOTE: Thousands of nervous people, and
using O,ane vitality when fafgued II also highly
recommended BY physicians for sleepsness strength
enns food for nursing ruoters eon,aeent, and the aged
Evening star., 1933-06-04

and always had to be forced to eat until discovered
Ovatne Now she has developed really healthy appetite
calls for vegetables she detested before-ooks bright
and is gaining weight. From this experience certainly
recommend Ovaltine to any mother whose child fussy
about eating or lacks appetite
Another interesting letter from Mrs n E. Ramon, 40 Maple
Avenue, Hamilton, New York, reads: "N1y daughter
Nela wreck by the end of school last spring She
sick much that took her to doctor When told
him she didn't like milk he advised me to give her Oval
tine. She has already gained pounds "
These two letters picked at random from the thousands
received, indicative of what you may expect Ovatne
to do for your child this
Evening star., 1933-06-04

cool style for Summer flying. Dorohea Wilson, petit
sky pilot Of Burbank Calf goes aoft warm day in bef
shorts sleeveless waist The parachute harness
roomy for the fair flyer who only feet 10 inches tall
;s c
Evening star., 1933-06-04
Remarkable Results

Today Ovatne being given by hundreds of thousands of
mothers the majo feature of building
program widely urged by experts in connection with
child welfare work And thousands of letters have been
received telling of the remarkable results achieved
The following letter from Mrs. F. W. Rylko of 1920 Hull
Ave, Detroit TYPICAL little girl had appetite
Evening star., 1933-06-04

Milk also taken much readily when it is mixed
with Ovaltlne. And Ovatne has delicious taste that
the fussiest child is unable to resist
Evening star., 1933-06-04

E>OR child to lose appetite in summer is not only
anecessdy-but also highly undesirable. Because the
vacation rest period is the one time ADORE all when child
should be storing up energy and repenlshlng his vital
The time when he should be compensatng
for the drain of the prrous school year and building up
for the nert.
So if your child eats poorly or loses weight in summer
try this remarkable way to make poor eaters ean
way that does not merely "tempt' the appetite but
which actually creates the natural sensation Of hunger
Once you start you'll note the difference increasingly each
day Mea-tme fussing becomes thing of the past Not
only will you find your child eager eat (even such
oten-shunned foods spinach carrots and lettuce
but you'll find him willing to drink double the usual
amount of milk each day
remarkable food creation first discovered in Switzerland
will achieve this result for your child 1t called Ovaltne
manufactured in the United States according the
original Swiss formula. In summer you simply give it
shaken up with cold milk and children love its taste
How 1t Literally Creates Hunger
Ovane made by special vacuum process and possesses
combination of unique features which make different
from any other food-drink in the world
First Besides being extremely nourishng and easy to
digest Ovaltine is rich in the appetiteproducng Vita
min B.
Second: Ovane contains unusually high proportion
of remarkable food property called "dastase' This sub
has long been recognized for its power to quey
and digest" starchy foodsa significant fact when you
consider that the diet of the average child contains about
900 of starchy foods
These features of Ovane are tremendously important
And specialists will tell you that the child with poor (or
'slowO digestion is usually the who won't eat-who
shuns vegetables and objects to drinking milk.
But appetite stimulated in scientific way and the
sensation of hunger produced definite change takes
place. The old objection to everyday foods gradually
disappears. And "vegetabehunger" is built up
day by day.
Third: Milk turns to solid curds when taken into the
stomach. Ovatne breaks up these curds into small
granues. Thus increasing its digestiblity to marked
degree.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
Once-Delicafe Incubator Baby
Wins Honors rs Perfect Child

At the right is photograph of Betty Jordan-the
2-year-old winner in a recent New York Baby Con-
test-declared by baby specialists to be as healthy
a specimen as can be found anywhere Her father,
VIM F. Jordan, 23l5 University Avenue, New York.
writes: Betty W0s an incubator baby-and as
young child was extremely difficult in the matter
of feeding She stunned milk especially Finally on
adpice OF our baby specialist, we tried OpaAine.
She liked it at once and from then on it eas no task
at all to get her TO drink plenty Of milk and eat
plenty of vegetables. She has been drinking OVAL
tine since she Vas one and a half years old. She
seems to possess unusual endurance; runs and
Jumps like all creation and is the picture Of health"