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Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
ALAMO O-VERDE
HOME DEPT.
HAS MEETING
ALAMO-yERDE NOTES

The Alamo-Verde Home depart
ment met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. F. w. Leng. A business
meeting was held in the morning,
at which officers were elected. All
officers from last year were re-
elected. Mrs. F. w Leng, chair
man. Mrs. Curtis Mayfield, vice
chairman. and Mrs. Charles Siegrist,
secretary treasurer. A pot luck
luncheon was held at noon. Miss
Florence Glenn spoke on color har-
mony. Those present were Mes
danes H. Keffer. l.. V. Keffer. H.
Parker. L. c. Hawk, L. r. Coleman,
Duncan Mckenzie. Marie Nichols,
c. Siegrist, r. Ogier. j. V. Rivers,
A. Wogatzke. C. Mellor, Charles
O'Connor. j. T. Connolly, G. E.
Tuttle. Miss Florence Glenn and
the hostess, Mrs. F., w. Lens.
MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Hawk and
daughter. Helen. attended the din-
ner given in honor of DR.. r. U.
Sproul at the Barbara Worth hotel
in Ell Centre Tuesday evening.
The Alamo PIT. A. held a Hal
lowe'en cake-walk Thursday cvc-
ming at the Alamo school. The
children sold candy. Proceeds will
be used to provide hot lunches for
school children during cold weather
Mr.. and Mrs. jose Leon are the
parents of baby son born We'd
nesday morning, Oct. 27.
Alamo-Vcrde home department
will meet for their November meet
ing with either Jasper on Friday,
Nov. IL, or Eastside- Sunset Tues
day, Nov l6 The project will be
clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Detwiler spent
several days visiting on the coast
recently.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Detwiler spent
several days visiting on the coast
recently. &
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. jose Leon are the
parents of a baby son born We'd
nesday morning. Oct. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01

OF -SZf,UUU. u
$4,000 for Improvements
Maintenance of streets without
direct taxation and an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for civic improve
ments also have been accomplished
through the light plant earnings
and economical government.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-01
WEATHER

data complied by observers for
the official United states weather
bureau station at FL Centro.b
Maximum Sunday ...=-...-.-...-=.--.. 81
Minimum Monday ....-....----.... 81
Reaedin at Noon Monday
Temperature ..---.....--.------.--.-----..--- 90
Humidity .---..-.-.-..--.-. ..-.....-.-....... 80
Reading at am. Monday
Temperature -.-..-..----.......-..---..--..-- 81
Humidity - ----.....-.-...-....----......-- 40
Reading at pm. Sunday
Temperature ..-..-...---.----.-.--.-- 90
Humidity ,..,-..-.--.....-.......- 81
Southern California = Fair to-
night and Tuesday; little change
in temperature; gentle northerly
wind off coast.
Los Angeles and vicinity Fair
tonight and Tuesday; seasonable
temperature with little change;
gentle to moderate wind from the
interior
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

A pontos id6t, a halo vegleges
meghatarozasat meg ebben az
evben koz0ljiik. Indulas 1888
juliusaban.
KERDES: Akinek a serdiilo
fla vagy lanya szeretne a YER
seny gyoztesei kozt, vagy
amugy elmenni, nyugodtan
kiildheti-e el az ohazaba ezzel
a kirandulassal?
FELELET:: Himler Marion
feiugyelete alatt eppen olyan
jo helyen lesznek, mint az
edesanyjuk hazaban.
KERDES: Belephet-e a yer.
senybe vi elofizeto is?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

KERDES: Mennyi penz kell
megis annak, akinek halo
jegye es a Budapestre szolo je-
eye mar megvan?
FELELET:: Az a kerdes, hogy
hol lakik az illet6, inert a New
York-ig es New Yorkbol vissza-
fele a plezjere vagy varosaba
szolo jegy ara attol flgg.. New
York-tol egesz Budapestig es
oman vissza New Yorkig szol-
max az ajandek-jegyek. Ma
gyarorszagon attol fugg a kolt-
seq, hogy az illet6 hol es meny-
nyit id6zik. Ha hazamegy a ia
lujaba es oman indul vissza,
akkor mem sok kell. Aki Buda-
pesten akar id6zni, az napi
harom dollarbol, esetleg negy
dollarbol megel Budapssten.
Akinek mines sok penze es a
New York-ig valo vasuti jegye
nem kerul sokba, az szaz dol
larbol megjarhatja az utat bo-
segesen.
KERDES: Csak az mehet e.
Eel a tarsasutazassal, aki vala-
melyik magyar hetilapnal di-
jat nyer?
FELELET:: A tarsasutazassal
nagyon sokan mennek, inert
aki ezzel a tarsasaggal utazik
annak ugy utkozben, mint a.
Ohazaban Himler Marion, al
utazas vezetoje minden ugyes
bajos dolgat ell fogja intezni.
KERDES: Akik mem nyernel
dijat, hol es hogy vegyek mes
a jegyet ehhez a tarsasutazas
hoz?
FELELET:: A North German
Lloyd barmely hajojegy iigyno
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

FELELET:: Akinek mem jar
a lap, fizessen elo es A1ONNAL.
belephet 8 is a versenybe.
KERDES: Mikor hirdetik XII,
hogy xix a nyertesek?
FELELET:: A nyertesek ujev
napjan surgonyben lesznek err
festive es az els6 januari lap
szamban kozolve lesz, hogy Xix
a nyertesek. Icy meg hat ho-
nap ideje marad, hogy elke-
szuljon es egy kis utravalot
gyiijtson nyertes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
SAMSON
MEM SERTHETETLEN

Theodore Samson % ewes
banyasz fejen Is laban sulyos
seriileseket szenvedett, mikor a
Glen Alden banyajaban a mutt
heten raszakadt a tet6.
Ugyanakkor megseriilt mel
lette Freda Lewis "a eyes ba-
nyasz Is mindkett6jiiket a k6r-
hazban apoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
VALASzoK A KERDESEKRE


kenel, ahol meg ken mondani,
hogy a Himler-fele tarsasuta-
zassal akar utazni. Ahol nincs
hajojegy ugynokseg, oman
tessek ere a cimre irni:
Martin Himler, 1902 West
Jefferson Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
KERDES: Melyik hajon fog
a tarSaSutazas menni?
FELELET:: A North German
Lloyd ket legnagyobb testver.
hajoja k0ziil vagy az Europa
vagy a Bremen 0t napos hajon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

szolt Anna Terry. Holnap
a viszontlatasra.
A szineszno auton elrobo-
gott. Gergely egyedul ma
radt kavargo gondolataival.
Mint a delibab csillogott fel
elotte, amt ez a no mondott
neki.
Fusson utana, kovesse a szi
varvanyos elkepzeleseket. Es
vajjon NIT akar vele, mi rel
t6zik a szavak m0gott. Futo
kalandra vagyik, es ha meg
unta, eldobna magatol. Vagy
oszinten beszel, ITALIAN sorsa
vonzalmat ebresztett benne.
Miert volt olyan naiv: ell kel-
lett volna fogadni a meg
hivast a varosba. De meg
sem, mem tudja felejteni AIT
a mask leanyt.....
Kint aludt a szabad eg alatt
a pusztan egy subaba burko-
Iowa. Sokaig nezte a csilla-
gokat, mig jotekony alom eresz
kedett szemeire.
Masnap ujra kezdod0tt a
filmfelvetel. Most mar mem
nema jatekkal, hanem hango-
san, par rovid angol nyelvU
parbeszed, a tomegjelenetek-
mel vezenyszavak, miegyebeE
beiktatasaval. A rendez6 leg.
fels6bb megelegedesenek adott
kifejezest es oromenek, hogy
Gergely megmentette a felve
telt.
A masodik napert kiilon fel
lepti dijat helyezett neki XII
latasba.
= De most vigyazni a sza
yak kiejtesenel. A gep elot
maskent kell beszelni, min
az eletben.
Kovetkezett a betanitas
Akar az iskolaban: fel kellet
: mondani a sz0veget, mem i
, egyszer, hanem mindaddig
mig "felvetelre alkalmas lett
Anna Terry mar csak
. keszre jott XII delben. Baratsa
gosan iidv0zolte Gergelyt, ba
aztan tiintet6en nagyon ked
yes volt Robertsonhoz, aki me|
is jegyezte:
= Anna Terry ugy-e mos
: jo vagyok, hogy Konrad men
johet szamitasba.
) - Azert ne bizd ell magaC
), - hangzott a gunyos valasz
2 = De nincs id6nk, munkar
! fel, - mondta a forendezo.
Siman ment a nagy jele
: net. A betyar csokja most i
} tiizes volt. Anna Terry ege
] szen atadta magat a jelenet
( nea, mintha csak valosa
S lenne az, amt eljatszanal
: Gergely az erett asszonyiassa
!, forro izet erezte, amint a sze
> rep szerint visszacsokolta
: partnere. Csiingtek egyma
ajkan es Anna Terry melyer
4 sokatiger0en nezett a fer:
= szemeibe. Ez volt az a pills
nat, mikor a tartozkodas Il
= omlik es csak az erzekek pc
rancsolnak. Gergelyben is fe
q gyult a szenvedely, vad Grove
r magahoz szoritotta a not. Ha
' lottak egymas szivenek zakls
tott vereset, vad, mamoros til
, lobogott fel szemeikben.
A szerepnek mar vege vol
: de mem akartak err6l tudt
< mast venni. Gergely minder
feledve, a 10 szugyebe vagta
5 sarkantyut, a paripa viii
: 6ket sebes vagtaban.
: Nezzetek, elragadt a L
: - hangzott fel a gepek mi
e gill.
n fanA@~v
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
,(Folvtatas)

,(Folytatas)
A mozgofenykepeknel hatar-
talan lehetosegek vannak. Meg
gazdag ember lehetsz. Els oda-1
kunt van am nagy elet. Ha
felvetelek vannak, meg kell dol
gozni, de aztan palotat We
hetsz magadnak es ur le-
hetsz. De mondd csak, teI
mindig ilyen szomoru vagy.
Hja engem megtaposott
az elet!
Hat aztan, ha leteritett
az elet, feltapaszkodsz es ujra
kezded.
Macy csal6das ert.
Szerelmi csal6das?
- Az is.
- Butasag, ~ mondta meg
gy0z6dessel Anna Terry. Jol
fest a filmen, de a valosag-
ban naiv dolog meg beszelni
is rola. Nalunk A1nerikaban
mar regen kiment a diyatbol.
Ha fatal vagy es eros, tied a
vilag. Mines szerelem, csak
erzeki vagy, ezt kendozik ne
hol meg hazug. romantikaval
es elnevezik szerelemnek.
- Kedves mjiveszno, akkor
maga meg sohasem szeretett,
ha ICY beszel, mondta Ger
gely. A szavak ellentmonda-
max a tenyeknek. En- tegnap
reggel veletlenul aka atlanul
is vegighallgattam, mikor be-
szelt a forendezovel Kemble-
. rol. Mennyi aggoda volt sza-
vaiban, mennyi felelem es
gyongedseg a ferfi irant. Bi-
zonyosan szereti Kemblet?
Az mem szerelem, - va
gott k0zbe tiltakozo pozza]
Anna Terry. = Nezd mar, mi
ket ev ota egyitt jatszunk
Tiz-tizenot nagy filmet vegie
csinaltunk. Megszoktam. Az
tan voltak unalmas napok
mikor egymasra voltunA
utalva. Hat ait hiszed, hogy
ilyen, idegekre memo bologna
mint a film, .elhet a NO ferf:
nelkul es forditva. Igen, Macy
munka elott nincs semmi, de
a szervezet megkoveteli a ma
ga jussat.
Anna Terry most pozolva 6
homlokara utott:
No nezd csak, mar ugy
beszelek veled, mint regi j(
pajtassal. Gyeriink vissza
huv0s kezd lenni. Gondolkoz.
rata, amt mondtam. Er
szivesen tamogatlak. Van eb
ben egy kis onzes is. Egy er
dekes es tehetseges partner 81
kat jelent. Kemble mar kezt
kioregedni, ezt ugy mondjal
"kijatszotta magat". vi, fris
oer6 kell. Meg egy kisse for
malni kellene teged, azta1
minden menne........ Sep ez ;
nagy puszta ICY naplemente
kor. Van valami varazsa
Sehol meg egy domb sem,
vegtelenben erzi magat a
ember.
Engem is megejtett ez
varazs, - mondta Gergely. :
Gyakran jarok ide. Elnezen
ezeket a lon1ha jarasu paszto
embereket, a delibabot, mel,
felcSillan.
- Igen a fata morgana, a
ma is sep VOLT. erdekes.
- En- ait hiszem ilyen deli
bah volt az eletben is sol
minden.
Szotlanul mentek egynA
mellett. A cinikus Anna Tel
ry is neman nezel6d0tt. Meg
fogta lelket a romantikus va
razs. Rapiillantott Gergelyr
es belekarolt.
A cSardahoz ertek.
- En- aut6val bemegyek
varosba. OFT lakom a hote]
ben.
Kihiu6 Lo o6y,c6 rrrco1 x1xA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
BUDAPESTRE Es VISSZA

koto he magyarsag kepvseve
egalabb egyik utan.
Mndezek tudataban epett erntkezesbe
ameka hetiap serkese gyuesen
jovo julius hawaiian egyk
zetonket hazakduk saat kotseeunon
vezeessve Magyar Banyasap szerkezoet btuk
tenk mi tortenetunkben eso zben esemsny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
Egyik el6fizet6jet viszi labunk
sajdt k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba

Lapunk fefigye hosy 1888 aIkoto Iesz
Masyarorsasra fisyemet vIas
kathoczmusat
dick sorabo vsz maid fovrosba Budapesre
E kovet ezt esemenyt kufodon eo
vagkongesszus hey eintezendo
doga amerkai magyarsasnak es annak soraban mi
punknek AIT akaruk teha Iofzeto
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
..MELTOSAGOS
GAZD'UBAM''

Tobben lora kaptak, de mem
ertek utol oket.
Gergely oleben a novel csak
vagtatott be a puszta vegtele-
nebe. Anna Terry lehunyta a
szemeit, aka felig .kinyilt:
- Te ez szep, kellemes! Ez
a rohanas.
Vagy OF kilometert futott
-veluk a 10, aztan mem birta to-
vabb a kettos terhet, egeszen
szelid lett a faradtsagtol. Ger
gely megfekezte es lesegitette
a not.
Anna Terry elragadtatassal
nezett Gergelyre es aztan
ezt mondta:
Te.~... te..-~ igazi ferfi
vagy. Tetszel nekem.
Gergely valasz helyett heve-
sen atkarolta. Ebben a pilla-
nathan motorzugas hangzott S
porfelho verod0tt fel. Mem is
vettek eszre, hogy az orszagut
melle vetodtek, melyen egy au-
to haladt tova. Ismeros kocsi,
renlett Gergelynek es egy pill
lanatra szinte megkoviilve six
lott lie a karja a no derekarol.
Mintha Agnes ulne az auto
ban, dobbent ra Gergely.
= Mitol ijedtel meg ugy, =
kerdezte Anna Terry.
- Semmi, semmi, = mond-
ia zavartan Gergely.
A nagy szenvedely azonban
kiomlott ereibol.
Anna Terry AIT velte, hogy
nagyon szemermes a legeny es
: zavarba hozta az orszagut ko-
zelsege es az auto varatlar
megjelenese. Belekarolt Ger.
gelybe.
- No akkor menjiink visszs
a csardahoz. Ma delutan be
J josz velem a varosba. Sok min
) dent akarok veled megbeszelni
A no hangja valtozatlanu
mamoros volt. A ferfi kozelse
ge, amint belekarolva mellett,
tipegett, megtartotta hangula
, tat:
= Igazi ferfi vagy; azert kel
lesz nekem, erted:- Macy EN-
bert csinalok beloled. Hozzat
nagy elet illik, mem ez a silva
puszta. Boldogga teszlek, a $40
morusagot elveszem toled
Macy a vilag es gyonyoru. A
, elethez erteni kell. Elmegyinl
a tengerpartra Miamiba. Velen
lehetsz mindig. A j0v6dr6l gon
doskodom. No szolj mar.
A rekkenoen tizo nap heve
ben a latohatar szelen felcsil
lamlott a delibab a maga tin
derpalotaival.. Gergely alonnla
5 toan reviilt belle es halka]
: szolt.
= Csalfa delibab.
Bent pedig a sziv es Condo
lat titkos kamraiban uira
masikra gondolt, Agnesre, XII
!; ma ismet latott egy masodper
r0pke tartamara, de megis az
sugta filebe valami, hogy csa
ct, csak ct szereti, megcsalat
va, kijatszva, kigunyolva megi
I CSdK OF SZereC1.
Kiil0nOs ember vagy tx
- csicseregte mellette Ann
Terry, - mar latom sok bajor
lesz veled, de mem tesz semmi'
en- a komplika1t lelkeket szere
), tenn. Irt6zom az egyszerlsee
: t6l. Ha akarod, jatszunk mos
t nema filmet.
q $50 nelkiil, hangtalanul me
9 tex tovabb.
A csarda ele ertek, hol nag
}, gaudiumnal fogadtak 6ket.
: - Mar AIT hittem, hogy k
tortetek a nyakatokat, de II
: tom, hogy miisoron Xviii jar
: szottatok, - mondta gunyosa
Robertson. - TIE Anna Terr'
el akarod csavarni ennek a fiji
max is a fejet.
~ n1>...~-.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

kozn e apok egisze aatt
kezdik New Yorkb6I masyarsag
lagkongresszusan vaanin Scent
XII Iesz eIofzetonk aki jon Magyar
orszagra lap altaI rendezendo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
EGYIK ELOFIZETONE

meshvuk @ evsszuk saat kosesunon New York vaosab
amerkai hetiapok ndkatua
ojarata ame 0t aIatt sze at Az ko
sessn syoztes vendes mndazo ak hozza sat
The Washington times., 1937-03-11
Extra Packing
Annoying to
Most Men
Expert Gives House.
wives Hints on Week.
End Wardrobes

Most men hate to pack. They
like to travel light and though
they want to be comfortable,
they don't like to be burdened
with extra luggage or clothes,
says George Brooke in March
Good Housekeeping. So if you're
packing a week end bag for the
man of the house all you need
put in are dinner clothes and
sports clothes.
In sports clothes, remember
what to pack depends upon the
form of sport the man goes. in
for, advises Mr.. Brooke. If it is
golf, in addition to his golf
shoes he will need a pair Of
slacks, a colorful pullover
sweater, and a soft suede leather
windbreaker.
If it is skeet shooting, all you
need pack is a pair Of odd flan.
mel slacks, and one of the new
skeet7shooting jackets made Of
tan windproof material with
setin gusset sleeve which pro-
vides comfort and ease Of move
ment in shooting.
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

supreme for spring. The best
model is single breasted. Hair
type coats will be popular but
Shetlands, Harris tweed and
other soft type fabrics will be
better for spring because they
are cooler. Flat weaves such as
covert cloth and cavalry twill in
single breasted raglan, both with
peak lapel and notch lapel will
be a smart idea. The covert cloth
is a gabardine type of material,
only smoother, whereas the cav
airy twill is the same material
from which cavalry riding
breeches are made.
A smart topcoat idea for spring
is a double breasted, set-in sleeve,
polo coat in shade lighter than
the natural camel shade. with
white buttons and hand stitched
edges. This is the type of coat
which can be worn all spring and
even in the summer after one
has become overheated from
some summer sport.
Ties Are Coy
NeckWear is very Colorful.
Large figures and all over de-
signs with plenty of background
showing, sometimes called a
charvet type of neckwear, will
be unusually good. OF course,
neat figured neckwear is always
acceptable. The MaccleSfield or
Spittalsfield, or their domestic
limitations are always good. This
season there is new type of de-
velopment in this type Of neck
wear, namely, with white grounds
which is considered very smart.
The animal figure neckwear is
with us again, particularly for
sports wear. Some Of the smart
est animal figure designs are
polo players, horses, horse heads,
and Scottie dogs. These ties
usually come in silk foulard. In
cidentally, foulard, crepe and
shantung neckwear will be worn
earlier this spring than ever be-
fore. These fabrics used to be
considered summer fabrics but
every season they have been
shown at an earlier date than
the spring season before.
Half Tone Shirts
Half tone or dust tone shirts
will again be quite popular. 1t
is our idea that when summer
comes they will replace the ex-
tremely dark shades which have
been used with wash suits during
the past several summers.
Striped madras shirts consist
ing of stripes on white grounds,
that is showing plenty of white,
are staging a return to popular
ity. You will probably recall that
this type of shirt was considered
quite smart six or seven years
ago. Tab collar shirts will be
worn this spring for the more
formal city dress. The formality
The Washington times., 1937-03-11

lands will also be smart, par
ticularly in herringboneS, and
the smattest of the herringbones
will measure exactly one inch
wide. We, of course, will have
many unfinished worSted suits
in chalk stripes. Here again the
one inch chalk stripe will be the
smarteSt. This fashion is being
worn extensively in England at
the present time. Chalk stripes
are particularly good in double
breasted models.
The drape model seems to be
here to stay. Back in 1882 when
the author called attention to
this model he predicted that it
would bear the same relation to
other suits as the collar attached
shirt bore to neckband shirts.
In other words, it is so comfort
able that once a man wears it he
will be reluctant to go back to
the old tight fitting suits. This
prophecy has proven true. A
form of the drape suit called
the Chesty, which gives all the
features of the drape suit with
out the visible fullness in the
chest, will also be extremely
popular.
Gobordines Remoin
Sport suits always come into
their own in the spring. This
will be true this season. How
ever, there is really only one
good sport model from fashion
standard and that is the model
which has pleatS down the sides
starting back of the arms and
a half belt across the back. This
is the one which was so popular
about four years ago and was
the first model to lead the return
to style of the sport models. 1t
is a model which was also very
good about 10 or IS years ago,
which indicates that it has in
herent qualities which appeal to
men. All of the gadgetS, tuckS,
pleats, yokes and frills are out
this season.
One cannot conclude the
spring suit survey without men
tioning gabardines which will
again be very popular. This is an
ideal fabric for spring in Wash
ington because it holds its press,
doesn't wrinkle easily, and the
coat, vest or trousers can each
be used individually as odd gar
ments, which fits in with the
trend for matched sets, that is,
the coat, vest and trousers Of
different but harmonlzing pat
terms.
In topcoats the raglan reigns
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dued Glen plaid. Incidentally,
subdued Glen plaids will be very
smart. Another fabric which will
be popular this spring will be
the soft finished fabric, such as
Harris tweed. Harris tweedS are
always best in the plain shades
of tan and grey. The model is
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Of the double breasted suit al
ways brings with it more for.
mality in shirts. AS a matter of
fact, the starched collar trend
which consists of a starched
white collar worn with a half
tone or dark tone shirt will
probably carry over from fall
into spring on account of the
popularity Of the double breasted
suit and because of the fact that
it goes extremely well with that
type suit.
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usually a loose fitting two button
or three button notch lapel.
Among the softer fabrics, Shet-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-11
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school begins at 10
The regular classes will convene
for study.
At the eleven o'clock service
there will be presented a play en-
titled, The Greatest of These"
Besides the choir there will be
twenty-one children and young
people in the cast. The play is a
beautiful presentation of the power
of love to overcome the spirits of
hate and doubt and despair and
to draw together all races in bonds
of friendship.
There will be Junior B. Y. P. U.
meeting at the usual time, 7 p. m,
conducted by Miss Irene Beall.
The Junior High and Senior B. VS.
will go to Wyola to visit the
Young Peoples society there. They
will leave Hardin at 4 D. m. Rev.
Shook will accompany them and
address the meeting.
In the absence of the pastor,
Mrs. Shook will be in charge of
the evening service. Her message
will be in keeping with the spirit
of Children's Day and will be adj
dressed primarily to parents.
REV. CHAS. l.. SHOOK,
Pastor.