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Evening star., 1936-07-25

petuation of blue blood-and whose
idea of a pure-bred strain was def
nitely added. The souvenir of their
romance had been named by my
father, in moment of misguided hu-
NOR, Stew" which always confused
me when strangers, upon hearing the
pups name. and observing his appear
ance, promptly roared with laughter.
I was never quite convinced that Stew
wasn't being mortally insulted, but
couldn't for the life of me understand
Just why.
Anyhow, the first heat wave within
my recollection occurred that Summer.
Stew and I weren't just hot, We were
very hot, and, being in those days of
an energetic and efficient turn Of
mind, decided to do something about
it. All the older people we're mapping,
tanning, yawning and slipping cool tea.
Gce was too precious to be wasted on
drinks of that nature thenD
WHILE they thus sat secure and un-
wv knowing in their darkened rooms,
Stew and I set forth Our eventual
goal was the brook, where We could
play in the warm, muddy water, and
Stew could lie on his t,lmmy, while the
ripples swirled around him. But. en-
route to the brook, we encountered for
hidden territory This was the spring
house, which was usually kept locked,
with small but deep reservoir and a
mighty gasoline engine inside.
This time, however. due to the fact,
later determined, that the hired man
had betaken himself off to get oil and
gas, thinking no one would be stupid
enough to venture out in the sun if
he didn't have to-and left the door
wide open. 1t was COOL dark and
mysterious inside, and Stew and I
sneaked in.
Fascinating as the engine was. the
miniature pool was even better. Events
followed rapidly. Starting with dab
bling the bare feet in the family's best
drinking water. it was not long before
it seemed expedient to dip poor hot
Stew's nose in it, too STOPPING over
to do this, with Stew protesting at his
unnatural position, led, with uncanny
swiftness to general swimming party
on the part of both Stew and myself
X x
THE water was deep enough to scare
me well, but I had had a few
swimming lessons, and instinct made
me dog-paddle and tread water, keep
ing myself up. Stew didn't like it
much either, and we rent the air with
our hoWls. The hired man came on
the jump.
Shortly thereafter we were presented
to bewildered family, who had been
picturing us comfortably reading a
good book in a safe corner of the
porch, wet, bedraggled, dangling from
the clutches of an enraged tender of
Evening star., 1936-07-25
BY LUCE EBERLY.


~ URING the Heppelwhite and
Sheraton period" range
tables were the most popu-
lar dining tables of the day.
The end sections were Semi-circular,
while the sides generally had a drop
leaf. These leaf ends along with other
rectangular tables of similar pattern
placed between them were put to-
gether to make long banquet tables.
In Washington, where a large per-
centage of the populace lives in apart
ments and compact town houses, this
type of table has proved to be one Of
the most coveted Of all other period
dining tables, and are widely sought in
the local antique field. They are ideal
space savers" and yet have a regal
air of elegance and dignity. They
may, aside from their status as din
ing tables, be used as hall consoles,
the drop-leaf let down, or turned up
against the wall in the manner of the
popular card table. A pair placed in a
large hall, or even living room, with
eighteenth century mirrors hung over
them, makes striking setting.
A CCORDING to dealers, there are
comparatively few originals-and
those that do exist are rarely ever out
of the connoisseur'S possession. A
few authentic originals have found
their way to the Metropolitan Museum
in New York, and some are standing
in their former homes-historic Mount
Vernon and the Lee House at Arling-
ton.
Reproductions of these fine pieces
are very desirable, however, and those
made by reliable eighteenth century
cabinet markers are almost as much
sought after as originals from Eng
land. Those made in this country by
contemporary craftsmen are generally
made to order and are usually copied
faithfully from the museum pieces.
While making the rounds of local
shops we found several superb repro
ductions. Running our f1ngertips
along the satin-soft finish of the
wood-following the true lines with
our hand-we couldn't help wishing
to possess them! Perfect to the
minutest detail, examples Of fine
craftsmanship. they stand waiting for
an appreciative collector to claim
them.
The Sheraton range. or extension
table, as they were sometimes called,
had shaped or semi-circular ends and
turned reeded or fluted legs; they were
very similar to the Heppelwhite YER
sion, which had simple tapered legs
and banded angle The size varied
slightly, since these tables were in
spired when families we're large and
extensive entertaining was the mode.
Each end section has of course, five
legs-one a wing gateleg to support
the drop-leaf when up.
CHERATON and Heppelwhite were
contemporaries, and, strangely
enough, were both seekers after SINH
lar styles. One item of contrast,
however. will always help to dis
tinguish the individual styles of Shera-
ton. No matter how many points Of
resemblance they may display in other
respects. Sheraton admired and en-
phasized the straight line in every
possible place-while Heppelwhite, on
Evening star., 1936-07-25

says that tney can ana urges
- our marriage at once, though
she knows that I only make enough
money to support myself. I want to
wait until I am in position to give
her decent food and shelter. but she
Is not content to do that. feel that
our marriage will have so much better
chance of success II We can start of
with at least the prospect Of getting
along. What shall do? BILL.
Answer.-To say that two can live
as cheaply as one and especially to say
that q husband and wife can live as
cheaply as an unmarried man is so
obviously untrue that the statement
is hardly worth denying or arguing.
It is contradicted by every fact In life.
Two people eat more than one. Two
people have to have twice as many
clothes as one. 1t costs twice as much
for two people to ride in the street car.
or 60 to the movies 1t costs much
more than twice for a place to live,
If you have to pinch every penny, be-
cause single man can make his home
in an environment to which he could
not take his wife.
A NY girl who tries to force man
into marrying her against his bet
ter Judgment and when he tells her
he cannot afford it, is not only lacking
in common sense, but she is silly and
selfish and determined to have her own
way, no matter what 1t costs him.
Such girl will make a poor wife. and
one who will get her husband under
her thumb and keep him there as long
as he lives.
You know you are right In the po-
sition you have taken in refusing t.
rush into marriage for which you
are unprepared. Stick to 1t. Don't
Evening star., 1936-07-25
My Neighbor Says:

Amaryllis bulbs should now be
planted. Plant a full four inches
underground.
Waffle sandwiches are good for
Sunday tea. Put two hot waff1es
together with butter, honey and
u teaspoon Of cinnamon.
Baked peaches and pears are
delicious. Peel fresh fruit. sprin-
kle with lemon Juice and sugar
and bake in moderately slow
oven until tender. Fruits pre-
pared this way can be served
with meats or as dessert.
For cleansing baby's nursing
bottles nothing equals potatoes
cut In small dice and shaken
with q little water in the bottle.
To clean paint brushes: After
using enamel, dip them In tur-
pentine: after shellac, in dena-
tured alcohol. Then wipe them
softly with q soft cloth and put
them away, brush end up.
tCopyright, 1880
Evening star., 1936-07-25

EAR MISS DIX: Can two live
\ as cheaply as one? My girl
says that they can and urges
Evening star., 1936-07-25

ory was when !
was about 6 years
old, with lon g
curls and an in
satiable curiosity.
S p e n d in g the
S u m m er a t
Grandma'S S, ac-
cording to the es-
tablished order of
things, I found
ample scope for
exploring on the
farm. ]. also had
a dog one OF
those whose par
ents cared noth-
inp for the Dor-
Evening star., 1936-07-25

war? Most school chill
thngIn time of
Well Offering this practical
the little start crocheng
crocheted
and crochet cotton that durable and inexpensive and will she
10, II and IA years.
envelope contains complete easytoundand illustrated
and how much will need
obtain this pattern send for No 263 and nce is cents in stamps
Editor
Of The Evening Star
Copyright
Evening star., 1936-07-25
BY BARBARA BELL.

BY bAnbAhh DELL
w YHEN comfort Is essential
\A/ and utility required this
Wv charming coat dress steps
v forward to make its bow.
It's ideal for long, glorious days be-
meath the Summer sun when you 60
yachting. play tennis or golf, or are
merely a spectator.
This debonair, casual frock Is q
voucher for q cool effect as well as
chic It buttons down the front from
throat to hem, with action pleats in
the back and offers slashed sleeves
whether you choose the long or short
ones.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923 Is
available for sizes IA, 16, 18, 20; 40
and -. Size Is requires AZ yards Of
39-inch material.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
BY BETSY CASWELL.

~ ASPING like a fish, while two
4 oScillating electric fans tried
to ruffle the dead hot air, the
~ other afternoon, mopped my
brow, pushed my hair off my ears,
and started thinking about Heat
Waves Have known"
The first one that springs to mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
Koracsonyi vasar es az egeszseg

idejeben fellelik, korrigalni
es gyogyitani lehet, am chez
mindenek el6tt korai diagno-
zisra van szlikseg. Ami gyak-
ran semmitmondo bajnak
think, egy sulyos betegseg elo-
jele lehet. Egy sokaig tarto
kohoges esetleg a tiid0vesz je-
lenletere mutat - egy bizo-
nyos faidalom erzese a test
valamely reszen, valami ko-
moly baira mutathat.
A ferfi, vagy a no, aki
idejeben indul "egeszseget va
sarolni" mem varja meg, mig
az ilyen jelek jelentkeznek.
A modern, jozan ember tisz-
taban van azzal, hogy a jo
egeszseg fenntartasanak elso
kelleke az, hogy a csaladi
orvos altal rendszeresen
megvizsgaltassuk magunkat.
A megbizhato orvos ismeri
az emberi szervezetet es tudni
fogja, hogy mely szervek mil
kodeseben ALT be rendellenes-
seq.
Az o,vos a vizsgalat utan
meg fogja mondani, hogy
mely szervek mukodnek sza-
balytalanul es miben all a
gyogykezeles. Az is lenet-
seges, hogy a szervezetunk jd
egeszsegben van, am ezzel
sosem lehetunk teljesen tisz-
u taban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
Mostanaban

Mostanaban mindenfele
"vasarolj idejeben" felirato-
kat, cilntablakat latunk es a
bolcs meg is fogadja a jo ia
nacsot.
A korai vasarlo nagyobb
valasztelban es jobb kiszolga-
lasban reszesiil, azonfelil pc
dig mines kiteve a tolongas-
max. Am hany ember van,
aki tisztaban van azzal, hogy
az egeszseg megvasarolhato?
Es hogy minel hamarabb va
sarolunk' ANIMAL tobbet nye-
rink?
Mint ahogy szamtalar
egyen a karacsonyi vasarlast
az utolso percekre halasztja
ugyanugy sok ezer embernel
mindaddig eszebe sem jutns
az orvost felkeresni, mig valo
sagban meg nem betegszik
S mikent a kesei karacsony
vasarlo zsufolt uzletekkel, to
longassal es szegenyes valasz
tekkal tslalkozik, ugy a be
teg, skl az utolso percekbel
indul egeszsege helyreallitasa
ra, igen sulyos helyzetnel
van alavetve.
Egyesek raj0nnek, gyakral
kes6n, hogy a halogatas kro
nikus bait, vagy gyogyitha
Italian betegseget eredmenye
zett.
Szamtalan betegseget, h
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

Ghandi, az el6 hindu scent
majdnen megdontotte India
ban az angolok uralmat az
zal, hogy - nem csinalt SEM
NIT. Es a kovetoi sem csinal-
tax semmit.
Csak az engedelmesseget
tagadtak meg Is mikor fele-
l6ssegre akartak vonni 6ket, a
rend6rok. a katonak ele fe-
kudtek. Ha utottek oket, ell
turtek es eur6pai meg anne
rikai uisagirok borzalmakat
irnak rola, hogy milyen lat
vany volt, mikor egy-egy to-
meg hindut elkezdett a rend.
6rseg urlegelni.
Lefekudtek az Ultra es mem
mozdultak meg akkor sem
mikor nyomorekka voltak lit
legelve.
EFT akarjak most a Read
ing, Pa harisnyak0t6gyar ii,
hete sztrajkolo munkasai uta
nozni.
A gyarakat sztrajktorol
tartjak iizemben, akik a picke
telok szidalmazasaval mem to
rodve jarnak be a gyarb;
munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
CHAND|T UTANOzzAK

Az a sztrajkolok szandeka,
hogy sZazszamra korulfekszik
. oyarat es aki be vagy ki
akar jarni, azok kenytelenek
lesznek a sztrajkolo munkasok
testen keresztul gazolni.
EFT mindenesetre meg le-
hetne tenni, ha mem lennenek
t0rvenyek es ha a t0rvenyek
mem ugy keszultek volna,
hcgy vedelmezzek a nagyto-
ket.
Sajnos, a rendeletek meg
tiltjak, hogy valaki vagy vala-
xix akadalyozzak a forgalmat
es a readingi rend6rok valo-
sziniileg nem lennenek meg
olyan udvariasak sem, mint
amilyenek a hindu rendorok
I voltak, mikor Ghandi szaz-
ezernyi k0vetojet utlegeltek.
Mem nisszuk, hogy a pickle.
telesnek ez a modja szenza
cional egyeb celt szolgalna e
a sztrajkolo munkasok csai
ugy erhetnek celt kuzdelmeik
ben, ha a - sztrajkt0ro mum
kasokat felvilagositjak, hog!
a sajat erdekeik ellen dolgoz
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

A sziil6 igyekezzek a CSC
csemot minden h6napban
megvizsgaltatni a hazi-orvos
utjan. Fatal emberek es
nok legalabb egyszer minden
esztendoben veSsek ala ma
gukat orvosi vizsgalatnak,
mig a negyven even feluliek
legalabb ketszer egy evben
kereSsek fel a haZi orvoSt.
Ez az egyetlen modja, hogy
jo egeszseginket meg6rizzuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17
A MEZOk


~s~~~S 'O~S vi S~~> |
Mindig mas fiukkal baratko-
zott. Aztan meg annyit ivott
mindig! Ugy fogtak el a raz-
zian is. Ahanyszor razzia volt
a Micit mindig elfogtak Csak-
hogy en- okos vagyok am!
Terez ekkor az ajtora mu-
tatott.
- Erigy innet! Eriggy,
hogy meg ne mondjam az
asszonyunknak! Csinalj, amt
akarsz, de ne beszelj rola.
Legalabb - ez el6tt ne....-.
Rozikara mutatott, aki
eppen olyan sapadt volt most
is, mint Kristoffne szobaja-
ban. Kezei reszkettek es a
fogai vacogtak. Mar-mar ait
hitte, most is vegigvagodik.
Szerencsere Terez ugy ALT
m0gotte, szigoruan es paran-
csoloan, hogy lion elhallga-
tott.
- Nagyszerii, - dohogott
balkan, duny0gve es harago-
san. - Ha mar egyszer lit
van a varosban, hadd tudjon
meg mindent. Mi van lit,
mi var raja--..
Ha mem vigyaz! De 8
vigyaz! 8 igenis vigyazni
fog. Es ha 6 mem vigyaz,
maid vigyazok en-! Meg az
asszonyunk is!
- Hat csak vigyazzon, -
pittyesztett lion es kiment k0-
zuluk a j6szagu konyhabol.
Dalolnl kezdett, de a hangja
rekedt volt es meg-megakadt
vele.
- Ennek is hianyzik az en-
regi asszonyom, a Bukkosdy
tekintetes asszony, a mi asz'
szonyunk anyja. Az csak
ranezett valakire, mar tudta
hogy az kicsoda, micsoda. Ott
bizony mem maradt volna egJ
napig Sc ez az Hon..
= De hiszen olyan mayor
ugyes.
- Ugyes, ugyes, - diny
nyogott Terez. - Ugyes, mer
szepen tud kacsintani, miko
k0rulhordja a talakat es a:
urakra rasegiti a kabatokat
Azok dicserik el ugy az urnal
es az asszonynak.... De no
Cyan torolget! Mem lattad
milyen porosak sokszor azol
a sima butorok! Ma hiszen
a Biikk0sdy tekintetes asz
SONY! Az maid adott voln'
neki...... Az minden reggel bar
sony ujjast huzott a karjars
ait huzta vegig a butorokon.-
Ha azon egy szem por volt
A szobalany egesz nap elfele1
tett danogatni, de a hajat kol
mimi is! Mert a barsonyol
minden porszem folragad am.
Az egyik havas vasarnaI
reggelen, joval a mise uta1
amikor mar Terez javaba
szaggatta a fankot, Battinay
ne toppant a konyhab;
Akkor Glt0z0tt fel eppen
szagos misere, mely tizeneg
orakor szokott lenni a pispo
templo1nban. Kis bundac'
kaja volt rata, az, amibe
Rozika el6sz0r meglatta es q
a kicsi, tollas kalapkaja is.
fenyes, fekete haja korbe
kunkorodott a halovany hala
teka k0riil, hullamos szoknys
jat ket ujja koze csippentett
Gyonyoru volt! Olyan SEE
hogy Rozika almelkodva sohs
tott fol
Batt:nayne folemelte a f
d6ket, belenezett a labasokb'
aztan joiziien csettintett:
10 ebed lesz, ugy-e u
rez?
-. .~~.~1 -. colo1I ~ a%f xyn1v1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

anOl a IlnOIn IaTSdIlSl
fank tesztaja sargallott es
eppen bibelodott,
konnyeden, szinte graciozu-
san, sovany, sargara aszott
ujjaival. Latszott, hogy kutat
az emlekezeteben......
Battinayne felsohajtott:
= No lam, mar maga is
elfelejtette? Nemcsak az en-
jo urarl... Hat, most vasarnap
lesz a tiz eyes hazassagi evfor-
dulonk.......
- Teremt6 Isten! - ejtette
le Terez a fankszaggatot, =
mar most vasarnap!..... Hiszen
akkor....
- Akkor bizony keszulni
kell, draga Terez! - bolintott
az asszcny es ugy latta Ro-
zika, hogy a sep ibolyaszinu
szemei konnyesek, szomoruak
is kisse. - Az lido, lassa,
ICY elszallt, eszre Sc vette
senki. Csak en- veszem eszre
nindig, ahogy egyik ev szall
a mask utan. Az els6 tiz esz-
tend6...- - Bizony nagy parade
lesz, Terez, ait gondolhatja..~..
EFT a napot ell mem engedi
az uram, hozza meg eppen
farsang utoljara is esik"." A
fel varmegye lit lesz es koc-
cint a tovabbi tiz esztendore....
Maid delutan gondolkozzek
rata, hogy NIT. is csinaljunk
aztan nnegbeszelunk mindent
jo lesz?
Es feleletet sem varva, maj
ment is kifele a konyhabol
ahol mar olvadt a zsir a flank
hoz. Konnyu cipoinek ko
pogasat sokaig hallgatta Ro
zika, akkor folsohajtott.
Ugy-e, milyen szep! Aka
egy KEEP
- Sep, - bolintott cson
desen es alazatosan Terez. -
De nemcsak szep, hanem 10 is
Es mar tiz eve asszony! ii
eve!
) Sokat beszelt ezutan Rozi
kanak err6l a lakodalomrol
! meg arrol, hogy milyen see
volt leanykoraban Battinayne
= Az egesz megyeben men
: volt parja. Het szepseg vol
, ez, tudod: het szepseg! Min
|, egy kis galamb, olyan vol
, mindig, azokkal a szep, fe
kete szemeivel. Csakhat ez
fobiro ur......... $50, ami SIX
mem hozzavalo na.... Nagyo
:, is mulatos, szereti a bort il
J. a kartyat is, meg. De mi
beszeljek rola. 9 Sc szol sob
: semmit, megis tudom, hog
mi bantja, Csakhogy olya
l finom es olyan csondes, ne1
:. SOL az semmiert. Meg ha
i most is ugy van, ahogy akke
!, is volt, szereti a f6birot. Ug
1 szereti, mint akkor, ha kics
: szomorubban is......
). Meg aznap delutan megf
q gyelte Rozika, hogy jokor 6
Y edeny elmosogatasa es elr'
( kasa utan bement Terez a sz'
: bajaba es a szekrenybol, 6
4 imakonyvei koziil egy sarg'
z fedeli, meglehet6sen zsir'
4 konyvet vett el6. Abban iron
n ba, meglehet6sen kusza, DIVA
|
n hatatlan betukkel volt valar
: irva melyet mormolva olvasot
}. Kozben neha f0lkelt, beneze
}, a kamraba, a polcokra.
j - Kell maid egy suveg G.
kor, meg holnap venni ke
; mindent, hogy megt0rhesst
!, id6re a sitemenyekhe A
tan mandula is kell ket xii
; oregsz6ll6, meg fahej. MI
szegfiiszeg is a mezespog
= -oklxI,o. ~,o~os1s1 - xyo - c1xif1i0
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IIIIIONA

tos, sargafedelu k0nyvben.
Osszehuzta szemeit S Rozika
latta, hogy a homloka olyan
rancos lett az erork0dest6l,
mint mikor valaki igen-igen
komoly munkat vegez. Cson-
desen mormolta maga ele::
"Veszek hat lat lisztet, hat
lat vajat, keves sot, 0sszegyu-
rom, aztan vekonyra sodrom
es tepsibe teszem a tesztanak
felet, azalatt anig az sill, tai.
ban elkeverek tizenhat lat
cukrot het tojassargajaval,
aztan negint hat lat vajat,
het tojasnak a feherjet, va
niliat, aztan beleteszem a fe-
ligsult tesztara, "a a tetejit eS
ujbol sut0m.." "
- Ez a mi hires dioslepe-
nytink, amiert egyre nyaggat-
jak az asszonyomat, hogy ad-
jon rola receptet. De en- mem
adok. En- mem adok senkineE
receptet. Ez az en- tudoma-
nyom, legtobbjet magam alli-
tottam ossze, a magam feje
utan. Aztan meg a durung'
flank! Mindig megnyaljak q
szajuk szelet, ha beleharap'
taxi
Rozikat egyre jobban eltol
totte a csodalat, ugyhogy me,
gint elfeledkezett Annarol, sol
a felelen1rol is. Amikor Tere;
papirzacskokba tolt0tte a por
cukrot es ket szakajto dio
rakott az asztalra, csOndese1
megszolalt:
- Akkor hat sokan lesznel
lit vasarnap?
Terez tiszta porcellantanye
rokat rakott az asztalra. Du
!. hosen folszisszent.
- Mem hallottad? A fel val
megye lit lesz! Az ujesztende
muri kismiska ehhez kepes1
: A kis szalonbol XII leszne
: hordva a piros barsonyszekel
i. oda is asztalt allitunk. Me1
z kul0nben mem fernenek e
A varmegyehazarol ket hajd
: segit Ilonnak kiszolgalni, d
!, ait gondolom, tie read is sc
, keriil! Mondta a nagysag'
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n erzett a fejeben. Mem ,tudt'
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t felelem a vasarnap miat
a Buzgon lehajolt a diorakasl
y es szaporan torogetni kezdte
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lax! Es nekem meg segits
gem sincs, inert az a manial
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-17

es a sulyos bajokat kikeriil-
jtik.
Az egeszseg korai vasarlAsa,
az egeszseg-biztositas leg0l-
csobb modszere.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-01-31
Minneapolis Society News

held, with the following elected
for the current year: Mrs. G. Ellis,
President; Mrs. L. Austin, Vice
President; Mrs. Lucille Woodward,
Secretary, and Mrs. Dorothy Wood
ward, Treasurer.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, and the next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Woodward. ..
Miss Barbara Coleman, Miss
Barbara Mallory, Sylvester Carter,
Richard Sessions, and Clarence I'm
derwood were members of the
January graduation class of Cen
trail High school, Minneapolis. Both
schools were honored at a gradu-
alton party at the Sterling Club, st.
Paul. .
Mrs. Harold Thatcher (Faye
Thompson) and her sister, Mrs.
Antonio Gassoway (Hazel Thomp-
SOM were here from Chicago to
attend their niece's miss Barbara
Coleman) graduation exercises.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY NEWS

The Ultra Modern Club met
Tuesday, January IA, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hatchet. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Laws. All
members are requested to be pres
ent. ....
The Junior Usher Board of st.
Peters "A. M. E. Church reorgan-
lied Tuesday evening, January 81,
at the home of Miss Marianne Car
ter, Gil E. 22nd st. The members
are: Sylvester Carter, President;
Dorothy Alexander, Vice President;
Marianne Carter, Secretary-Treas-
urer; James Clardy, Chaplain;
Mary Lewis, Betty Marshall, Bur-
ton Lewis, and Juanita Wallace.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr.. S. Carter, Jr., 1887
Fourth Ave. So. Installation of Of
| ficers will be held at the church
Sunday morning, February 2.
Miss Erma Clardy and Everett
Vaughn were members of the Jan
uary graduating class of South
High school.
The Debutantes met Friday,
January "a, at the home of Miss
Annette Lawson, 1926 Oakland
Ave. Plans were completed for a
tea to be given Sunday, February
2, at the home of the Misses Pearl
and Jewell Mann, 1929 Columbus
Ave. The next regular meeting
will be Friday evening, January
81, at the home of Miss Lillian
Tyler.
The F. S. T. girls met Monday
evening at the home of their adj
wiser, Mrs. Vesta Phillips, HOB
Lyndale Ave. No. Notwithstand-
ing the cold weather, all the men,
bers but one were present. Miss
Starr Dunlap was voted into the
club membership. Plans were
made for an entertainment to be
given soon to secure finances for
the organization. The clubs reg
ular meeting day is Monday, and
the place Mrs. Phillips home.
Myrt and Marge Club met Fri
day evening, January II, at the
home of Mrs. W. White, 918 Fifth
Ave. No. Election Of officers was