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Glacier County chief., 1939-03-03

deaths and retirement, Mr.. Roose-
welt has been able to fill four vacan-
cies with liberal" justices.
Generally speaking, the White
House Of Mr.. Roosevelt's day knows
what it's doing, thanks to new
methods of gauging public senti-
ment. He isn't Americas most
widely travelled President for moth
ing; these excursions provide a
choice method of getting reactions.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-03

spent IN OVerheated houses,
and without sufficient exer-
else. So it is no wonder that
the body is on trial fight
ing to maintain health to
avoid the colds and other re-
spiratory diseases that are so
prevalent. This is, perhaps, one
season phen food has a n,ightier
po,ocr than at any other time to
influence physical ,cell-being.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-03
Advice TO Homemakers on How Feed Families During
Coolest Days Of Winter; Essential Nuirifive
Values Described in Terms Of Everyday Foods
By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS

>OWARD the end OF winter sometimes experience
of the coolest weather of the entire season Tenn
peratres remain below freezing for days time
often and penetrating, and blustery make
seem as if man is being prosecuted by nature
Moreover this trying weather after months of
and often sunless days days which many people have
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-03

vegefabIes-Raw and Cooked
There should be vegetables-one
or two of them. Green leafy vege-
tables, either fresh or canned,
should be served several times a
week for their iron and vita
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-03

Food Your First Defense
In general, women seem to be
more aware Of the power of food
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18

FREE HOROSCOPE RING TO BE
GIVEN TO READERS OF THIS
PAPER BY DR.. FRED PALMER'S
PRODUCTS co.
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an eye-opener and dramatic jolt to
staid old Boston with a mixed cast of
splendid actors. Grandpa Coleman
is also directing the Boston Chapter of
the Girl Friends in "The Ryerson
Case" thrilling mystery play star
ring the glamorous blonde Doris Pope
JaXon direct from her Continental sue
cess in the Matrimonial Mixup"
which is still running in Providence
the Masons present the Mildred
Davenport Golden Revue at Butler
Hall in a Cabaret and Dancant with
Tasker Crosson music Feb. 81 and the
Dunbar Associates bring Don Redman
and his band to the Roseland State
Ballroom the same evening . mite
before the holiday .. don't forget the
Wolverine A.C. Benefit Dance Friday,
Mar. 3, to raise funds for supplies and
uniforms to outfit their championship
baseball team . to those interested
in swing music it behooves you to pur-
chase the latest Decca recording of
Louis Armstrong singing Nobody
Knows the Trouble I've Seen" with his
hot wrecking crew who make this tor
rid platter something of classic
the column extends its best wishes for
a speedy recovery for Mavis Ransom
lovely wife of Commander Louie of
of the Society Squadron VINO has been
hospitalized again the 372nd Bat
talon Officers Military Ball at Ritz
Plaza Washington's Birthday a
swanky social affair which is tops in
gaiety . o.. you really must see "Gunga
Din" now in its final week at the Keith
Memorial Theatre after a record
breaking three week run starring
Cary Grant, Victor McLaglen and
Doug Fairbanks, Jr. as three swash-
buckling British soldiers in India and
their daring adventures with Sam
Jaffee as the Indian water carrier who
sacrifices his life to rescue the Empire
all of which is portrayed on the giant
magnascopic screen which projects
battle scenes occupying almost the en-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
Little White
Windmill
By DOROTHY PIPER
q Mcclure NewspapC Syndicate,
WNU SerVi,.,

ACK was a good-looking young
- lawyer, and Jill was an equally
good-looking young lady, who
stayed at home and kept house for
her old dad. Every pleasant after
noon, Jack and Jill went up the hill,
not to fetch a pail of water, but
to get an excellent view of the
harbor, which was obtained from
a certain high point of land.
Jill's father was maker Of nov
elites and his shop was a familiar
landmark on Main street. Even
the old-fashioned front-yard was
toyland in itself, for a dozen little
Indians padded their own canoes,
jolly jack tars juggled miniature
oars, and gaily painted windmills
spun merrily in the breeze, all for
the benefit of the passerby.
The old toy manufacturer carved
his toys in the rear of the store,
while his lovely daughter attended
to the customers. And business was
exceedingly good, for a vacationist
seldom left Seaport without buying
souvenir of the quaint little vii
lage. That was how Jack had be-
come acquainted with Jill. He
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
Sometime
for Ritz
By GLADYS T. DUHAINE
g Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service.

g" HANK you, thank you kindly,
sir" murmured little Ma Blk
by, her flushed cheeks as pink as
the check futtering in her nervous
grasp.
Barney Littlefeld, purchasing
agent plenipotentiary of the l. I. &
N. railway, was not prepared for
such manifestations of delight. The
amount of the check was less than
one-third of his estimate for the
property-he was sure to receive
Communications from his superiors
for his acuteness-yet, there was
more chagrin than satisfaction Wis.
ible in his hard blue eyes. 1t had
been in just such a clean little,
mean little kitchen that 20 years
before he took leave of just such a
wrinkled, trembling, timid little
woman. Her final admonition, weep
ing and prayerful, "Be a good boy,
Barney" came to him across the
years family, rebukingly.
"'Sall right" he muttered and
turned on his Scotch brogue heel
and was gone.
Trembling and fearful with de-
light, Ma Bixby futtered into the
sitting room and took up a much
handled catalogue of ladies' and
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MaHH. Statr 14ntn1t

AT the January meeting of the execu-
tive board of Mass. State Union. the
chairman brought to the attention of
the members a program heard on the
radio, sponsored by the Pet Milk Com
pany on which songs were sung, ridi-
cullng our race. Upon a vote of the
Union, a committee was appointed to
investigate the same and send pro-
test to this company. At the board
meeting at Harriet Tubman House last
Monday night, the committee report
ed having sent strong protest to the
Pet Milk Company and read letter
received in reply from the advertising
manager, in which he expressed deep
regret that such a number had been
used on their program And further
stated that he was deeply interested in
the progress of our race. He assured
the organization that such would not
occur again on any program sponsored
by the Company.
In the near future the Union will
present James Byars in song recital at
Jordan Hall.
The finance committee made a splen-
did report on the Goodwill Dinner of
January 26.
Club Women's Day Service will be
held Sunday, March 10 at Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church.
In spite of the very inclement wealth
er on Friday, Feb. 10, goodly num-
Der of the members Of the Pansy EN-
broidery Club attended the meeting at
the home of Mrs. Hattie Grievous,
Claremont Park. The club is planning
to entertain the Executive board of the
National during the time of their con-
vention next July. Guests of the after
noon were Mesdames Elizabeth Bos-
well, Alice Taylor and Leila Graham.
Next meeting Friday, Feb. "a at Mrs.
Melinda Jackson's, 20 Wellington st.
The Executive Board of Pilgrims
Progress Club will meet Tuesday, Feb.
% at the home of Mrs. Cora Prescott,
10 Harold Park.
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Going to Town
Continued from Page p

plugged the dixie single handed until
help came from public spirited citizens
prevailed upon the race friendship of
Mayor Maurice Tobin to once again
bar "The Birth of A Nation" from the
film screens of Boston Bourne is
tireless and indicated champion of
peoples rights and his voice is always
heard in the wilderness of prejudice
whenever the occasion arises -. thank
YOU, Mr.. Mayor O.. the Massachusetts
Young Colored Republican Club has
developed a strong organization under
President Henry Tyrell and they have
promoted grand evening at 558
Massive Monday, February 20 .
and make all your table and party
reservations at the earliest possible
date for the biggest and best of the
Annual Easter Hops of the Women's
Service Club to be held at the Ritz
Plaza Ballroom on Mondanite, April
tenth, with an all star floor show of
mite club acts and talent . dine and
dance in the Broadway manner at this
years cabaret with beautiful hostess
es, mattresses and dancers reser-
vations must be booked in advance
through Harriet C. Hall, President;
Mrs. Pearl A. Powell, Chairman; or
any of the club members at any time
-. reserve this date April 10 and be
sure of large evening E. The Rhy-
thin Club is pitching their monthly
woo" Thursday, February %, at the
old wigwam, 10 Yarmouth St., where
the Joint is always jumpin under
Jackie Jackson and Herbie Pierce
Doc Benny Robinson is on the up-mend
these days and should be out and
around again soon e. Ralf Coleman's
Travelling Players (WPA Thespians)
are doing the Harlem melodrama "The
Trial of Doctor Beck" which will be
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18

TIRE stage l.. swell stuff and next
week beg ming Thursday the Loew's
state and Orpheum Theatres will show
the MGM special, Mark Twain's
"Huckleberry Finn starring Mickey
rooney who is natural for the coun-
Try lad who roams the Mississippi with
an escaped slave Jim played by Reg
Ingram of "Stevedore," "Green Pas
lures" and "Sing Out The News"
whose acting brought press raves from
coast to coast :. chalk an error I'D to
me IN Jesse James" the colored actor
was Ernest Whiteman and not John
RUSSELL the story of the bold bad
Western outlaws done entirely in
lecnmcolor brings back the old rail
ROAD days when the James brothers
neld sway in the midwest now
showing at the Fenway and Para
mount Theatres while our Eddie Gro
CHESTER" Anderson has a humorous
role IN the companion film "While New
ork Sleeps" another great episode in
the series of Rowing Reporter crime
stories and that's all for now
except that if any of you Sugar Hill
matrons and debutantes want to get
properly trimmed visit the gorgeous
9ullla F. Baptiste at Milady's Beauty
Salon, 13Oa Humboldt Avenue Rox-
6ury and enjoy an oil manicure bv
boston's newest beauty expert /
must drop in over the holidays to have
my bump of knowledge massaged
It's almost gone now Goombve.
GOO E. DUCK.
FLASH if you should see q
crowd heading for the Roxbury Thea
ire at midnight on Feb. 81, % or 23.
you will know that everyone is turning
out to see "The Duke is Tops" an all
colored production.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18

Also Offer Free Sample of DIR. Fred
,...Palmer's Skin Whitener to Celebrate
TT cir 41st Anniversary
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18

....Palmer's Skin Whitener to Celebrate
II cir 41st Anniversary =.
Celebrating their 41st birthday, Dr.
Fred Palmer's Products Company,
famous for DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin
Whitener and other famous products
that bear the doctors name, are offer
ing to readers of this paper FREE of
extra charge a simulated gold plated
HOROSCOPE RING, a reading, and a
FREE SAMPLE of DR.. Fred Palmer's
Skin Whitener.
A true gentleman, a man of charac-
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Palmer devoted his entire life as a
benefactor to the ace. When but a
young man, DR.. Fred Palmer observed
the misery and grief Of women who
were handicapped by too dark toned
skin, marred by ugly surface pimples,
freckles, and other outer skin blem-
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cOunSeIed Vincent.
Tommy Prescott
went in town with
me because his
mother had head
ache. In the five and
ten, another child
asked him to come
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Luck and Mrs.
Sherlock
By MYRA A. WINGATE
g Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service.

&c UGH a day in town." said Car
- oil, dropping exhaustedly into
her chair.
Spill the story, wife O. NINE"
Evening star., 1939-06-06

Continued on Page B-4D
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Miss Shekerjian
Is Engaged

1t. Col Haig Shekerjian, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Shekerjian announce the
engagement Of his sister, Miss Mary
Shekerjian, to Mr.. James Watson
Gantenbein.
Mr.. Gantenbein, who is the son
of the late Judge Calvin w. Gan
tenbein and Mrs. Gantenbein Of
Portland. Greg, is in the foreign
service and has just been assigned
as second secretary of the American
Embassy in Buenos Aires. He was
on duty in Washington for two
years, until last September. and
since that time has been on spe-
cial detail in New York.
Miss Shekerjian will leave shortly
with Col and Mrs. Shekerjian for
the West Coast. The wedding will
take place upon their return.
The engagement was announced
last evening at small gathering
at Chevy Chase Club of the BRIDE
elects intimate friends.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
BY the Way
Beth Blaine:

Comdr and Mrs Hamilton Bryan
mint up party yesterday Their Georgetown
attractive small garden and
weather and the equally perfect frosted ueps
Mrs. Bryan and other
smart ladies noted
blue who with distinguished
they were leaving for Newport this Friday
Mrs Warren Dano Robbins pale Mrs Harold Timann,
red hat Mrs Peter Bein, in blue matching
hat and accessories;
dress white jacket
print with white hat Mrs William MacCracken
beige Mrs Melvin Hall in black and white
with
the marvellous of Saturday
Gentlemen included John
French Embassy Ralph Snowden HILL
Cacken Capt Theodore Wilkinson, Hewe
Melvin Hall Capt William Muno
25th
the afternoon
the exercises
place in the garden the lawns
Foxcroft
nonced that the school belongs the aumnae
speech the spoke having
nice class the almnae-owners.
In the of her speech Miss holland quoted
little which greatly impressed
evening she asked by Mr. Joseph Pulitzer the author of
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Virginia Howard
To Wed in London

Capt. and Mrs. Norman c. Hep
burn have sailed for London to at
tend the marriage of Miss Virginia
Lee Howard, daughter of Assistant
United States Treasury Attache at
London and Mrs. Charles Raymond
Howard, to Mr.. James Terrence
Geddes Milne. elder son of Sir
James Milne. K. C. V. O.. c. S. /.
and Lady Milne of Meldawn, Wald.
ingham, Surrey.
The ceremony will be held in st.
Georges. Hanover Square. London,
Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. Miss
Howard was presented to their
majesties, King George and Queen
Elizabeth. at the court last spring
by Ambassador Kennedy.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington and Its Envrons
Weddings of Interest
To Capital Residents
Miss Theda May Wonders Is Married
ToMr. S. S. Porter; Miss Kelsey Bride
Of MIR. Stewart G.. Foley

One of the prety arranged weddings
at of Miss Theda May Wonders daughter OF Mr.
Wonders Strawn
Stevens Porter wedding took St. Adams Church.
rector the Rev Dr. Charles Warner officiating after brief
the Walter NASH also the
preceding
Easter lilies the altar and pink peones and white gdoses
the tall baskets which flanked the chancel
daughter wedding
embroidery
wide
braid trimmed with white ribbon. She
carried white and lilies of the valley shower bouquet
M the bridegroom
similar dress of eyet organdy powder blue
trimmed with pale ribbon
garden ribbon
other attendant dressed like
eghorn
Evening star., 1939-06-06
EmmOns-Pigg Wedding Takes Place
In National Baptist Church.

The wedding Of Miss Frances Pigg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Pigg, and Mr. George Albert En-
mons, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons. took place Saturday evening.
The Rev. DR.. Griffith Grove John
son officiated at o'clock in the Ma
tional Baptist Church. assisted by
the Rev DR.. Charles Warner, rec
tor of st. Adams Church. Mrs.
Lucille S. Atchison played the we'd
ding music and the church was dec
GRATED with vari-colored garden
flowers in baskets with palms and
lighted candles in tall candelabra
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father and wore
white marquisette with lace inserts
Her finger-tip tulle veil, which was
worn over her face before the cere-
mony. was held by a Juliet cape of
seed pearls and she carried white
roses with shower of rosebuds.
Miss Virginia Peck Tate was maid
Of honor, wearing blue net made
with bouffant skirt and a basque
bodice and a short tulle veil of blue
over her face and she carried yell
low roses
Mr., and Mrs. Enmons received
IN the church and later a reception
was held in the home of the bride
parents for so relatives and close
friends. When Mr. and Mrs. En-
mons left for their wedding trip the
(See WEDDINGS page RAJ
Evening star., 1939-06-06
HolcOmb Guests
At Garden Party
View Parade

The commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb,
who entertained at a garden party
at their quarters yesterday, treated
their guests to a view of the colorful
dress parade which was neld in the
quadrangle of the Marine Barracks.
Mrs. Holcomb, who received with
the general first in the drawing
room and then on the lawn, wore a
sea-green silk marquisette over a
flowered slip and her corsage was of
gardenias.
Assisting the hostess during the
afternoon were Mrs Holland Smith
Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs. James
Bigler and Mrs Jack Julian.
Gen. and Mrs. Holcomb's week
emo guests, Col and Mrs. LIE Roy
Hunt, remained over for the party.
Evening star., 1939-06-06

(See WEDDINGS. Page BAD
Evening star., 1939-06-06
Alpha Gamma Delta

Alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta
in Washington and vicinity will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Cyrus C. Fishburn, TOPS Brookvills
road, Chevy Chase, Md, on Thurs.
day, instead of the home of Mrs.
Jesse Edwin Saugstad, as was err
roneously announced. A buffet
supper will be served in the garden
and Miss Helen Darrone and Miss
Louise Evans will be associate
hostesses.
Evening star., 1939-06-06
News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Mrs. Roosevelt Returns Tonight;
Secretary Hull Presides
At Pan.American Luncheon
At Pan.American Luncheon

the White House late
of
City where she presented the awards the winners the Greenwich
Presidents wife will hold
and the afternoon she will visit the the Raleigh
OF the Newspaper womens Club
member.
tonight the
PanAmerican Union of President
of Paraguay retiring Minister his Washington
Hull o
Others at the luncheon
Don Jose Richlng Minister
Manuel de Fee the
Castillo Najera; the Ambassador
Aaro the Ambassador of Cuba Dr. Pedro Martinez the
Oh D Dogen he AMBASSADOR OF Panama
DR. Augusta Boyd the Ambassador Chile Dr. Alberto Cabero; the
~ ricardo Castro Reech tho Mnster a pivi ~ 1is
of Lescot Charge
OF Honduras Dr. Julian Cceres the Director of the
American Union Dr. and the the
American Union DR.. Pedro de Alba.
Phillips given
the shoreham by of oklamans and former residents the
Gov w. J. Holloway Oklahoma
others in the party Representative and Mrs Patrick Boand
Representative and Mrs Phil Ferguson Mr. Walter Harrison editor
Of the Daily okahoman; Henthrone
World, O. New York City.
The occasion for the visit of the distinguished okhoman
by Phillips the State to the United States Gov
The modelled by 10 Davidson sculptor
Representative sudel La will be joined
tomorrow
Elizabeth Neuhser who will be with them the Boadmoor until the
adjournment of Congress
with Miss Neuhauser will during
Representative and Mrs Harry Coffee
the Shoreham Terrace last evening
OF the Legation Honduras
today in honor of snoa Angela returning shortly
her home E Salvador
wife of the Minister Salvador, IN Washington
The included of
Minister OF
lister OF
Dominican Repubic Sonora de Munia wife
wife
Counselor OF the Chilean Embassy
Minister of Venezuela Afaro
the Legation Ell Salvador
Minister from Argentina E Salvador
liam ODonnel, Mrs. Walter Wyatt
Henry Watts Mrs Albertn
Mover Mrs William Keing Mrs Fannie dAulby
Mrs Charles Mcnerney,
Mrs George B. Campbell, wife of Maj. Campbell
B. Talaferro entertained luncheon
Country Club honor Mrs. of
mother Mrs Hazelhu.
row for Long Beach, Calf,
the u S. S.
Among the the whose
daughter Miss Betty Brown
j. Curtis Kelly who assigned to the
Mrs Randall Cation Mrs and
Mrs
Evening star., 1939-06-06
President Receives
Order of St. Sebastian

Rev. Edward j. Higgins of New
York, founder and national chap
lain of the National Catholic War
Veterans, Inc, conferred on Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday the insignia
of the order of St. Sebastian for the
Presidents great service to our
country and your benevolence to
Evening star., 1939-06-06

the world in general" and for the
Presidents efforts Ito preserve peace
among nations of the world"
Evening star., 1939-06-06

and sleeves and a sweetheart neck
line. She wore Juliet cap and
elbow length gloves. Mrs. Maxi
MILAN Newman Brinkman was the
brides other attendant. Her cos
tune was of pink like that of the
maid of honor and they both car
ried spring flowers.
Mr.. Louis George Cossette was
best man, and the ushers included
Mr.. Bertram Cecil Kelsey, jr.; Mr..
Joseph Scott Imirie and Mr.. Maxi
MILAN Newman Brinkman.
The reception and wedding break
fast followed in the home of Mrs.
Julius Holbrook, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Foley left for a wedding
trip during which they will visit
the Worlds Fair. After June IS
they will be at home at 1888 Falk-
land lane in Silver Spring, Md. Mr..
Foley attended Catholic University
was member of the Senators Club
and the Delta Sigma and played
quarterback on the varsity football
team.