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Atwood Has Fine Record


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ossl ,hc Bribery and corruption
Election bill. the Reelected Lana Dill
and bill providing for the SUPER
ii ion OF oil wells. During "o'er-
nor Gfoesbeck's ADMINISTRATORS
Alr Atwood was also prominent III
lis .sr,ice on various conference
committees
I'm 1881 when MIR Fitzgerald pc
came Secretary of State Mr.. At
wood was appointed Director OF
Tho Motor Vehicle Division. In TINS
capacity he took an active part III
hs nroreedings of the Eastern
conference of Motor Vehicle Nd
minisfrators. composed of twenty
onc states and two Provinces OF
Canada. which was later developed
into national association known
as The American conference oi
Motor Vehicle Administrators
Through Mr.. Atwood's efforts this
organization held 4 convention u,
Detroit which went Tar towaru
promaling a better understanding
among the motor vehicle admins
traitors and enforcement ofiicers OF
The various States. He Is at the
nroscn time Vive- President OF the
national association and recognize
cd as one of the leading authorities
of The country on advanced motor
vehicle regulation.
But few men have been nominat-
ed by the Republican Party TOT
public office in Michigan who nave
a stronger BACKGROUND and ex-
pericncc i'm public service IMAM
Orville Atwood. He is from fami-
Is who has long been Identified as
students of government. His broth
er. the late Henry + Atwood. was
a national authority on the Con-
stitution OF the United Staes and
has written many books on con-
stitutional subjects which have
been widely read and studied
throughout the nation. Orville At
wood is AT present Vice-President
of the Constitution Educational as
sociation. national organization
which has long been active In pro-
mulgating a better understanding
of the value an Importance OF the
Constitution. This organization in
stituted and sponsored the obser-
vance of Constitutional Week in
this country as we'll as instituting
with the aid of leading newspapa' >
oratorical contests in the public
schools.
Aside from his long experience
in public service Mr.. Atwood has a
wide acquaintance throughout :he
state and enjoys the CONT
respect of the agricultural classes
and motor vehicle interests whom
he has served efficiently in legis-
lative services
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In Two Months
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pert has accidentally discovered how To-
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when interviewed by the wr,,er MI.
'uidel SAID: This great discovery ~ no
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me reaction caused by accidentali,
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dermatologist Until this discovery. I
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less interested In ''coffura'' and various
beauty treatments. However. I had one
very wealthy patron from the States
GU g.. who often visited Paris and this
woman had just returned from trip
20 Africa and ndo where her
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and had lost all OF her hair was ask
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ing my knowledge along this line was
limited immediately sought the ad
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worked at several hospitals and there
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THE girls hair was finally made to
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after this successful experiment be-
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NoN ha almost cN eroonc has re-
'lNte Npn SUMMER trips about
'a' aWtrN fhr Younger Sc is
irnH rs -oNc down TO the routine
winter plr-nils
lpn should know That:
lr rulNnn foik were we'll repre-
va'cd zoo So Potter Claver'S bone
iii darce a No. Forest Club sun
day nights also al the Smart Set
danee az DE y w. C. A.. Saturday
evening
on Nov ~ NfsMc, Andrews.
nl lii"id afrnue aud George
reni at Wildwood avenue. viii
'ir fl nupta bonds M he resi-
icnrr 3f The hridc-elccrs parents.
Ninia Marlborough is club cdi-
soy ou fhe Northeru High school
paper
licrlhi licdmM a very attractive
YOUNG Miss. is teaching course in
advanced shorthand at The y VI.
+ g.. a night school
Charles Tinslcy desires 10 sell
"Sr 2an" his model r.
Madeline and Kenneth Hath. OF
Royal Oak. Mich. spent last week
at Chicago
Fred Guinyard has just returned
from a ihree-weeks trip with tn,
Mills Brohers.
Frank Lett. of the L Of NJ. Seems
TO be rushing Odessa Dunlap.
Winston Mardls has been coins
around with Ruth Routt. lately.
Industrious members OF he Rox'
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EAST SIDE ART AND SOCIAL
CLUB

Mrs. Matte T.. Holmes. 1927
sherman. entertained the club
Friday afternoon. Sept. 2S. Tweh-
ty-three ladies wcrc present
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Matte Adams. Mrs
Brown. Mrs. Davis OF Florida.
An elaborate menu was served
consisting of tuna fish salad, wal
dorf stuffed tomatoes on lettuce
hot tea. crackers, ice cream and
cake.
Later in the evening. Mrs. Hol-
mes was hostess TO three other
ladies Mrs. Moss. Mrs. Compton
and Mrs. StInson. at tasty re-
past. The three ladies are MEM
bers Of the st. John C. NJ. u. sem
Tor choir. OF which Mrs. Holmes
Is president.
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y. ". {. A. NOTES

New leisure time interests are
now available al the Lucy Thur
man Branch Y VIC y. The new
term of classes and sports opened
on Oct. l. An unusually interesting
course in dressmaking is offered
which includes plain sewing, de-
singing. pattehn making ana
general construction OF wearing
apparel under the direction of Mrs.
Jenny Douglass Moore. director OF
the Douglass Institute OF Dress
Swimming is another popular
activity for girls and women at the
Branch. This pool maintains an
high sanitary rating and
is inspected daily by the Board OF
Health Miss Bernice Griffin and
guarantee To teach anyone how TO
swim. with special coaching in all
| standard strokes and dives.
| Physical fitness is assured al
those who go In for general gym
under the direction of Mrs. l.
Claire Knox who also teaches
| basketball While gym enthusiasts
bend and strech and kick with
the music waistlines will shrink.
double chins viii disappear and
shoulders viii be Strengthened,
figures viii take on new beauty
and good health Viii improve
on tho cultural side OF life
languages are offered for the first
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Nurses Guild Gives
Musical Tea

4 musical tea MAS sponsored by
the Nurses Guild OF Second Bapi.
Church. sunday afternoon sep
femher 80 at the lovely home of
Mrs. AneN Conyers. 229 Palmer A
splendid program was rendered.
Mesdamcs Mary Crump and Minnie
Mitchell poured tea.
. The program was rs follows:
Scripture reading. Mr. Holmes;
prayer Deacon Milton reading,
Miss l.. Carr; instrumental solo,
Miss Harriet Sapp; song Mrs.
Esic Parks reading. Mrs. Agee;
remarks. Mrs. A. j. Bryant; read
ing. Mr. Brilcy; recreation, Mrs
Lucy Gullerford; short talk, Mrs.
ollie Griffin; reading. Miss Sara
Sapp: remarks. Mrs. Golighty;
song. Mrs. Bowen duet, Mesdames
Jackson and Mary Lucas.
The president. Mrs. Pansy Pat
terson. gave the closing remarks.
Mrs. Roberta Price was in charge.
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QUESTION
COLUMN
By Jane. Boyer

This column is for men and wo-
men. needing helpful advice. Write
Jane Boyer. ribune-lndependent
flag St. Antoine street. and the
| answer will appear In this col
umn.
! Mrs. Boyer | have read your
advice TO others who have written
you. so now | am bringing you
my troubles. | am very much in
love with girl al first think
she cared very much for me. but
now she WON'T accept any dates.
treats me nice when go to see
her bif wen 80 anywhere With.
me She is collee. sluaen
while ] am just plain everyday
Boy
W,l RoN something has GER
'ainly caused lhe young woman
~ cnange maybe YOU are too
-crit IT'S while She wants 10 finish
1r educaiion check up young
fellow are YOU. careful Of your
pil0rs when out together do You
nakc her ashamed before others.
,rc Won always neat in appear
i,ncc2 ANN of these things might
cause the change Try going out
Niih other girls once IN while
hat helps tot sometimes II She
DOESN'T snpn' TO mind then face
acts get woursoli another steady
present ClaSsrs are orcn both "a
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.DETROITER WED
ATL ANITA GIRL

Mrs. J. ~ McFarlin of 973 Ash
by Terrace. Atlanta. Georgia. an
nounces the marriage OF her
daughter. Lula. 10 Albert Starlight
of Detroit The marriage was
solemnizcd Wednesday. Sept IL,
al the home of the brides par
emf in the presence of relatives
and a few close friends. Or. w IT,.
Lawrence. Presiding Elder OF the
Atlanta District. performed the
ceremony
Immediately after The ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Scarighf left by
motor for Ashville. y. c. where
they spent couple Of days will
llr S2ar'gi : sister They return
ed 10 Detroit sunday Sept IL.
AMI are az home 10 their many
'ricuds ~ 1858 Bangor street
Accompanying Nh Starlight ON
~ rim 40 Georgia We're Mr..
Inhn Herring and daughter Mrs
Helen - Robertson and Mrs Ann
Hatcher all Of Detroit Mr. Sea-
tights sister accompanied him 10
Detroit Tor an indefinite stay
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CLUBS
WEST SIDE BUzzING BEE CLUB

The league held its regular
meeting. Monday night, Oct. /, at
st. James c. NJ. + Church, at 5 q
clock. The chairman In charge OF
the various committees are busily
preparing their constructive pro-
grams. The canning committee,
with Mrs. Anna Jordan as chair
man. is doing fine work. canning
fruits and vegetables DOR the win
ter. The program committee, head.
| vi by Mr.. Mickens, is making ar.
rangements or a delightful autumn
frolic to be given soon.
At the office of the organization
ton. 6ll9 Stanford avenue. the
president. Mrs Josephine Bedford
will be glad TO meet all club mem
mrs who need assistance or en-
ploymcn. on Tuesday of each
week. fiOm L. to 3 D. m
Twelve teachers have been re-
commended ny the club to the +.
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l.. r. G. LEAGrr

The Life Problem Cooperative
Lcagugc met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Williams
$500 lronwood avenue. and was
royalty Entertained by the officers
and host
The house was called TO order
by Attorney William r. Pririck
Sr.. President. who introduced
Rev. Henry Handy. speaker OF the
evening. who explained the pur-
poses Of the lcague. All visitors
were introduced and made well
come TO all future meetings.
Refreshments were served.
League also met October 9. with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Fuller Of 5469
Roosevelt.
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JUNIOR GIRLS CLUB

The Junior Girls Club of the
Emma V. Kelley Temple. met last
Tuesday. They are doing fine
work. On October 8. the club was
addressed by Or. Daisy North
cross. On Oct. ~. they sponsored
successful sport dance at 2S5
Farnsworth.
All Girls, between the age OF 10
ana II. are eligible TO membership
in this organization.
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NOVELTY BRIDGE ,I.IR

'ihc NoNcl'y }ridge club met
last Thursday niglfl with Mis-.
cl fuiia Young. aiG i. Willis The
club Is composed of seven mem
b"rs. the officers being as follows
Miss Constance Thorpe. president
Mrs Flore,te McCreary. vicc-pres-
ldeni; Miss Claudia Young. secre-
tarN; Mrs. Ethel Bolden. treasurer
The other members being Miss Re
bccca Thomas. VI 5 Mildred
Thorpe. and Gertic McCrary OF the
social committee.
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Popular Couple
Unite In Wedlock

One OF the pretty autumn weddings in Detroit took
place Sept. 4 at - when Miss Mable Irene McFar-
land and Dr. Lewis II Long joined in holy wedlock
The ceremony so,mniz,d AT the home of the brides
sister, with Rev. w. II Peek officiating.
The living yeritabe flower garden An
altar was formed by banking Ivy and the
tain over the fireplace. before which placed an
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and WON ANS 7 A GE

T.. X. A. They will teach the fol-
lowing subjects: vocal music,
piano. sewing. home economies,
elementary subjects. cooking.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend the meetings on Monday
nights, AT 5 p. m. at St James {.
NJ. T.. Church. vinewood at Kirby.
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CARNATION SOCIAL CLun

Mrs. {, FOOte was hostess 10 The
club. Friday evening. Sept. %, at
her residence, 1913 Beaubien.
cards furnished the recreation.
Prizes for the month OF Septem-
her were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Eva Williams. first; Mrs.
Bessie Green. second: Mrs. L.
Hunter. third.
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WEST SIDE LITERARY AND
ART GLIB

The club held its opening meet
ing. Thursday. September 81. at
the home OF Mrs. W. l.. Taylor. 545
r. Kirby. The meeting was inter.
esting and the members gave ec-
hoes from vacation. The club vo.
ted to change the meeting hour.
from 4 To & p. IN.
Among h ose present were
Mesdames +. Murphy. president
VI B. Jones. secretary: A. 4
strickland. treasurer: w. Woods
chaplain; u McClain. A. Hunter
VI. Henson. e. Findlcy. w. Favors
W l.. Traylor Mrs. r.. Adams. a
former member was reinstated
Mrs VI Traylor an ex-menlbcr.
was present
The hostess served a very task
menu
Ih club held j meeting with
Nlrs. VI Woods t2oi Van Court.
October 18th.
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EXCELSIOR CLtn

the clubs first party OF the
season was held at 1918 McGraw
October 6. The evenings entertain
ment featured cards. dancing and
a delectahle repast.
The club is planning several
social affairs for the near future.
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~, Mira Clnh met with Mrs.
H'','>7 Miichell- 80 Frederick ST..
~ D recent meeting. many menu
Der being prescnp Tile meeting
Wd- an interesting one.
rams We're made for an early
iaH dance. but the date Was not
SCI Il was also decided 10 give a
Halloween party
me next meeting Viii be with
Hiss \. Mann 6olS Norihiipld ST.
Mrs J Tng2lc is prasider,
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The bride was loNelN ia a Viii,
satin gown. which WAS made along
fitted lines. square neck line and
long court train with inserts OF
princess lace The sleeves were
close fitting \ hip-length veil OF
ruffled iulle and held In place with
row OF hand-mad. tnlle flowers
The brides only ornament was a
string OF rare beads. worn by her
grandmother over half century
ago. She carried bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and white roses tied
with white satin ribbon
Miss Muriel Dorsay maid OF hon
or was lovely in biae mousseline
de-soire. with matching accessor-
les. She carried Tea rosc~ and May
breath, tied with matching ribbon.
Mrs Amelia English of Grand
Rapids enc OF the brides atteh-
danis. WAS charming in gown of
green crepe sleeveless with long
flowing train She carried bouquet
talisman roses
The other bridesmaid. Miss
laura X Campbell Wore pink taf-
fofa With long train and access
series 10 match She carried a hou-
0t ~ ot roses 20 match her dress.
fom Drum MAS best man The !
u-hers were Fred Blocker. William /
Pickcns
TIL brides lovely sister Mrs.
Christine II Merritt wore a bean
fu green chiffon gown with
shoes, aud kerchef matching her
.orsarc which WAS pink and white
roses tird Win SILVER ribbon She
registered all guests
Nl Frlit @ed charge OF The
guests aflel 'rrgislratiun and later
he guests Ncfe Introduced 10 the .
'rcel,inr line bS sack Wells, who
Nas a his best as usual
Glosicr Current and his orches-
ia furnished music during the re- d
,eption.
Or. and Mrs Long are popular
among the local social circles. Or
l.ong ~ "A graduate OF | OF NJ. and
operates an all-night drugstore.
Mrs. Long is graduate OF the
Tennessee State College, at Nash
vile. The couple are at home 10 |
their many friends at 2sa II. War
rem avenue.
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Memorial Park
CONTINUED from Page u

to feel duty bound to give aid and
encouragement wherever possible
Personally am for Memorial
Park Cemetery Corporation at has
made a good record in the handling
OF It's business. All of us can take
pride in this movement which de-
monstrated its capacity TO do its
job in approved fashion.
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WITH THE
YOUNGER R SET
by ULYSSES W. BUYKIN

social club are. rvelys Marshall.
trnseua Walker IVES Davis,
William Trent. Audrey addison.
Nvra Jones.
licn Davis. Henry Anderson and
William Rutland gave weiner
rnas, ,on Belle Isle last Saturday
evening Many members Of the
"sci' were present.
The Del Sprites opened their fall
meetings last THURSDAY
The girls at the a. * a. House
IN Npsilanti are making prepare
lions for The open house party to be
given during the latter part OF this
month
Pope Benjamin made an un-
scheduled visit in Detroit last Fri
day. but promptly returned.
Impulses
Melrose Howard TO hear Ted
Lewis sing. Julia Cole Hunton--to
follow the fire engines. Len An
drews tell the galavantine
Youngsters where TO get off. Lieln
WilcOxJ to see George Burnett
sprint. Elizabeth Roby--to lead a
chorus girls team.
Madeline Simms. formerly OF
Flint. Mich. now Of Chicago, In.
vites members Of the younger sci
TO visit her. when they attend the
Wilberforce-Tuskegee foot b
game I'm the Windy City.
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Mrs. Carrie Johnson of Montclair
y. J.. is the pleasant house guest
of Mrs. Annie Sampson. 1929 llli-
nois street
Miss Esther Randall. left last
week Tor Talladega College. Tai
ndera. Ala Her brother, James.
has also gone 20 resume MS stu
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present Classes are open both "a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17

snapped wee Scouty. We have other things to do.
 Perhaps, if to this tree we talk, twill slow its run down to walk. Then l can jump right out of here. and so can all of you"
 ''Ah, that s plan,' said Windy. "I will stick my head right out and try" And then he shouted, "Hoy, there, tree. You scare us when you run. ..''''
 Give us a chance to jump right out" And then they heard the big tree shout. "Aw, don't be such big 'fraidy cats. This is a lot of fun"
 The tree, itself, then got a scare Things came whizzing through the air, and Dotty shout ed, Its cyclone. What an awful sound"
 "You"re right" replied the frightened tree. "Oh, what is to become of me? cannot hold myself I'm being picked up off the ground"
 Copyright 1884 NEA Service Incl
 (Old Man Thunder appears in the next StOry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17

(Old Man Thunder appears in the next StOry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-17

"For goodness sakes, what's happened, now? We must get out of here, somehow" cried Duncy, as the monstrous tree went tearing .cross the ground.
 "Hey, Mystic, use your powers to aid us. We are really quite afraid. We're on a crazy journey and we don't know where we're bound
 or Mystic raced along behind, and cried, T don't think you will mind the dandy ride you're having when you all get used to it.
 "You told me that you craved new things. Well, you'll soon see what this trip brings. Keep up your nerve, tots. Don't get scared. That will not help a bit"
 Then Mlstic rose into the air and said, II hope that you won't care if I just float away. I guess you've seen enough of me.
 "Just trust to luck and all will end all right. On that you can depend. Above all, hang on tight and do not topple from that tree"
 Why, say he's gone" said Goldy. Gee. I think he's mean as he can be-" Forget him."