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La gaceta., 1940-03-28
LOS EXTREMES SON MA
LOS

La miseria es indiscutible-
mente mala y sucia. Apoca, de
forma, debilita y envilece. Sc lie
teme con raz6n. Su aspecto re-
pugnante corresponds a Sis ca
racteristicas escnciales. La mi
seria no retrocede ante NADIA,
puesto cue TODD - necesita Y Sc
halla ante Ia imperiosa nocesi-
dad de tomarlo, 0 perecer. O.
fende Ia vista, Ofende ell olfato,
ofende el dido. rs fea, torcida,
servil y mentirosa.
Pero 81 Ia miseria es un ex-
tremo, Ia opulencia es ell otro. y
tambien la opulencia es repug-
mantle.
III ahito de riquezas padece
hartazgo, sufre de plentiful; vi
We priyado del calor y del frio,
priyado del trabajo; ha de i'm
vsntar pretextos para moverse
y no pudrirse en- Ia quietud; ha
de imaginar motives que hagan
con sus ideas y sus sentimien-
tos 10 mismo que hace la servi-
con las alfombras, los
tapiees, los muebles y los ador-
nos de sus magnificOs salones.
Fl sencillo bienestar es, en-
cambio, favorable a la salud, a
la algeria y al SesenvolvimientO
de nuestras facultades.
ColtGNeio C, ViQl
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
NUEVoS MAESTROS

Ell superintendent escolar
del Estado, Colin English, nos
comunica que han recibido Ger
tificados de maestros, hasa :
dos en- cuatro amos de estudio,
la Sra. Elizabeth Nancy Cone,
Julius Felicione, Stanley II.
Gaylord, Margarita Litschi y
Brenton Kenneth Shaunding,
de Tampa.
Certificates de maestros,
por dos amos, a las tampehas
Rosa Garcia Salgado, Susie
Rena Bond, Sara Donaldson,
Mary Bailey H~ollingsworth,
Alice Mills Holt y Jessie
Gail Poppel; de Plant City, la
Eudora Ruth Shivers.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
PENETRO UN SUBMARINE
ALEMAN EN-
PARA HUNDIR UNI VA
POR u

Londrss, MARIO 28.-Un sub
marine penetr6 en- la base de
bloqueo de Kirkwall, en- las is
las Orkney, y su hazana Sc con-
cret6 a hundir un vapor neutral
el noruego "Cometa", de 1874
toneladas. Kirkwall Sc halla al
norte de Scapa Flow, la base ma
val inglesa, atacada en- mas de
una Ocasi6n.
La noticia del h%undimiento
del "Cometa" produjo honda in
d;gnaci6n en- Noruega. Los 81
tripulantes del vapor fueron sal
vados. Durante el dfa Sc infor-
mo tambien de estos otros hun
dimientos: tanqae ingles Dach-
stan, de 5742 toneladas, perdido
Ell domingo con su captain y tri-
pulantes; vapor ingles Castle4
moore, cue Sc cree perdido, pOr
no haber llegado a puerto; Ell va
por britanico Rossington Cour
a quien un tanque desconocido
pas6 por rojo en- el Atlantico, y
Ell holandes Saba, de 400 tonela-
das, que Sc estima hundido por
no haber llegado a puerto.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
Aeroplano ingIes derribado en- Holanda
Avion aleman ametrallado frente a Escocia

ID mario 28.-UB
despacho de Amsterdam comuni
ca que un avi6n ingles de bonn
bardeo fue derribado aver, en-
Holanda, 0uego de que las bate
rfas antiaereas abrieron fuego y
que dos aeroplanoS holandeSes
lie persiguieron. Sc estrell6 Ell a.
parato y Sc incendid cerca de
Pernis, en- la isla de Isselmonde,
al suroeste de Rotterdam. Uno
de 10 strFpulantes perecio al til
rarse Y los otros cuatro sufrie-
ron heridas leves. Los cuatro Sc
ran internados.
Levaba ell avion direction
oeste, sobre Holanda, cuando Sc
abri6 fuego de canon sobre Ell.
Mas tarde arribaron dos aero
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
Russia PIDE LA
DE UNO DE SUS VAPORES

Londres, Mario 28.-En una
nota entregada por ell embaja-
dor russo Maisky, Ell gobierno So
Wet pide Sc lie devuelvan dos va
pores de carga apresados por Ia
escuadra inglesa en- ell Extreme
Oriente.
Los vapores Je nombran Sc
lenga y Mayakovsky y Lord Ha
lifax asegura que ell gobierno in
vestiga 81 van a ser remitidos a
Alemania, por Ell transiberiano
u o.ros medios, los metales que
transportan.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

La representation de los vas
cos republicanos y leales en- es-
tie pals, a cargo del Sr. Inchaus-
ii, condenan la actitud de esos
que para favorecer a Alemania
trataron de establecer 'pique-
ties" frente al Consulate fran
ces de New York.
SMILES de vascos han sido So
corridos por Francia, por el
pueblo y Ell gobierno frances, y
miles de ellos han ofrecido sus
servicios a la naci6n hospitala-
ria.
"Desde dos primeros dfas de
la evacuation de Euzkadi, ell go
biernO y ell pueblo frances nos
recibieron con los brazoS abier-
tos, con un verdadero esperitu
de hermandad cristiana". Los
exilados vascos Sc sienten ALI
en- su hogar''.
En- una contestaci6n formlda
Bile para esos que fabricaron ell
decreto de expulsion de los es-
panoles leales republicanos y
deSpues de inventarlo, con ci-
nismo de apariencia nazi, ira
taron de "piquetear" Ell Consul
lado frances.
Francia sabe que los espano-
les leales Y republicanos que es-
tan fuera de Espaha sofa volve-
ran a ella a la bora de luchar
con ell tirano; Francia sabe que
sus mejores amigos, en- la bora
decisiva, saran los espanoles de-
m6craticos, no los falanjistas
de Franco.
iPero hacia falta realizar pro
paganda antifrancesa y los des-
preocupados lanzaron la calum-
mia!
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
de su viiaje a Europa
ell Subsecretano Sumner Welles
No quiso hacer declaraciones

New York, MARIO 28.-En ell
vapor italiano 'Conte Di Savoia'
arrib6 hoy, luego de un viaje
por Europa, en- mission especial
del p~residente Roosevelt, ell sub
secretario de Estado Benjamin
Sumner Weiles.
AL desembarcar el secretario
guard6 absolute reserva, dicien
do que saldra inmediatamente
para Washington.
Wenes confsrenci6 en- Euro
pa con Daladier, Chamberlain,
Hitler y Mussolini, ell rey de In
glaterra, ell rey de Italia, Ell pre-
sidente de Francia y los minis
tros de Estado de Francia, lta-
liza, Alemania e Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Tambien hizo una vista al
Vaticano, donde lie recibi6 en-
audiencia especial Ell Papa Pho
XII. Con el cardinal Maglione,
de Estado de la Santa
tambi6n conferenci6.
En- Francia e Inglaterra plati
CO tambi6n con varios ministries
iefes de los partidos y grupos
de la oposiei6n.
Cuando los reporters lie a.
bordaron, sonriente dijo: ten
go algunas verdaderas noticias
de inter6s. Pueden decir que me
alegra profundamente verlos a
ustedes y que tambi6n me ale
gra estar de vuelta en- ell hogar''
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
Ell ALCALDE FIRMO Ell CON
A CON LA FIRMA DE
ROBERT

Para contento de su cora86n,
ell alcalde Crancey firm6 aver ell
~ontrato que concede a la compa
MIA Robert y Co., de Atlanta, la
supervision del alcantarillado 10
cal, 81 nIevo, a un cocto no ma
yor de $14s, 900.
Intervino en- ell acto ell Sr. A.
G. Stanford, representante de la
empresa de Georgia.
Los ingenieros de esa corpo-
raci6n empezaran nmeG alta
mente a preparar los planes. FL
trabajo preliminar o inicial Sc
ra completado en- tres o cuatro
Semanas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Lea estaS palabras, repitalas
Y paselas a sus amigos y compa-
neros: "Hay representatives que
votan sonrientes los creditos pa
ra los acorazados, etc., pero Sc
horrorizan euando Sc piden $50,
100000 para ayudar a centena-
res de miles de j6venes sin ira
bajo'.
Esa so parecidas palabras las
pronunci6 aver Ell representante
dem6crata Schugram, de Ne
vada. =
FL dinero gastado en- barcos
no es dinero NAL invertido,
mientras haya barbaros y agre
sores en- Ell mundo; pero e dine
70 meior gastado es el que Sc
invierte en- ayudar a la juven-
tud y en- dar trabajo a los ciuda
danes que no 10 tienen.
Y no pueden ser buenos demo
cratas, no importan cuantas pa
labras >vomiten, esos que en- nom
hire de ma falsa ecOnmfa So o.
ponen a que la juventud tengs
paz, trabajo y hbertad.
Tn joven hambriento, sin ira
bajo y sin esperanto, mo puede
rsspirar la democracia a pleno
pulm6n.
Primero la vida Gtil, Ia ayu-
da al hermano pobre, y despues
las cosas de Ia guerra y de IA
"pobreza moral" de muchos mi-
llonarios y de muchos legislado-
res.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

pianos de GAIA Y lie empezaron a
dar vueltas en- circulo.
Las ametralladoras funciona-
ron. No sc encontraron quema-
duras en- Ell cuerpo del tripulan-
te que Sc tir6 y muri6 por no a.
brfrsele a tempo ell paracaidas.
Una nota Official anuncia que
fnente a las coStas de Escocia
fu6 derribado un avi6n aleman
de guerra. Anoche los photos in
gleses efectuaron vuelos de reco
nocimiento sobre ell noroeste de
Alemania.
FL gobierno confima la noti-
ella de haber sido derribado en-
Holanda, por fuego de la artille-
ria, un avi6n de bombardeo
Bristol Blenheim.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

La politica local prefiere la
elocuencia de los 'papiros', a la
elocuencia de los oradores poll
ticos.
Afirman los que prefieren los
"Papiros'.. que ell viento barre
las palabras, pero no puede lie
varse los billetes bien colocados
en- las carteras o bolsillos.
GEs por este que los politicos
triunfantes "se pasan al pueblo
por la nariz", en- los casos de su
convenience?
Debe recuperar... los "papi-
ros' democraticamente inmola-
dos en- ell altar de la patria?
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
SUBIERON LAS ELEOCI0-
MES EN- Ell MERCADo DE
VADORES

New York, Mario 28-Las
acciones en- Ell mercado de valo-
res subieron aver desde 81 a "a
por acci6n. Sc atribuye Ell alza
a la noticia dada por la u. s.
Steel de que abonara un peso de
dividendo por acci6n, 81 primer
dividendo desde 1887. Las ac-
clones del aeero cerraron 3
con w Gumsnso u H&
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
A ROOSEVELT LOS
DEMOCRATAS DE MAINE

Bangor, Maine, Mario 28.-
Los dem6cratas del estado de
Maine acordaron aver dar los
votos de sus diez Delegates al
'Presidente Roosevelt, en- Ell case
de que este resuelva ir a un ter
Ger perfodo. ST ell Presidente de-
eide no aSpirar, entonces los de-
legados votaran por James j.
Farley.
Deseaban los partidarios de
Garner una delegation libre lie
TODD compromise.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

neo Mannerheim no sera toma-
da".
Los republicanos votaron a
favor de la limitaci6n del deba-
te, seg1n Sc dice. Quieren los
dos partidos los votos de los ne
gros y Ia ley tiene ahora mayo
res probabilidades de ser acepta
da por la mayoria.
Patrocinan la APPRECIATION 81
Wagner, de New York,
y ell senador Van Mugs, de In
diana.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
FALDECIO LA WUDA DE
ASTOR

Palm Beach, mario pa Ia
edad de AZ amos faNleci6 anoche
en- SD residencia invernal de es-
Ia ciudad la Sra. John Jacob
Aston, viuda del difunto coro-
mel Aston y esposa diworiiada
del pugilista italiano EMO Fie-
ramonte.
Su verdadero nombre, de mu-
jer casada dos wees, era Made
line Force Aston Dick Fiera-
monte.
Con Fieramonte Sc case en-
1888 y Sc divorci6 en- JUNO IL
De Is3a
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Ell Comite executive del Spa
nish Refugee Relief Campaign,
de New York, dej6 cesantes a
los Sres. Douglas Jacobs direc-
tor de la campana, y John Sher
man, s~ecretario organizador.
Esos dos senores, quizas con
entero c~onocimiento de la YER
dad, fueron los primeros en-
''descubrir7 10 de la expulsion.
TEMPO es va, 81 fabricaron ell
''canard', de que dejen de sa-
crificarse pOr la causa de Es-
paha.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias y suave temperature
Is el pron6stico para hoy y ma
mana. FL term6metro subira hoy
y esp6rase que mahana pase de
so grades.
Maxima aver, 20 grades; ma
xima, 90,
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

iCual de los candidates ofre-
ce pasar una ley que permita in
vestigar ell origen de las fortu-
mas de los padres del pueblo?
Serfa perder ell tempo. La
promesa Sc declararia Illegal por
todos los peritos w.. la Marcia
antidemoaratica de los ,,apro-
wechados'' no Sc interrumpiria..
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Pedimos Sc vote por los can
didatos cue preconizan un ter
Ger periodic para el presidente
Roosevelt.
Los que no simpatizan con
ell tercer termino... tienen liber-
tad para hacerlo asf, pero cast
todos Sc oponen, en- voz baja o
de otra manera, al "Nuevo Ira
to-.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

Ossorio Tafall ACADIA de lie
gar a New York. I'm buen ora
dor, que recomendamos, para la
conmemoraci6n del IA de abril.
Sirvi6 a la RepGblica, con in
negable inteligencia y lealtad, y
continGa sirviendola desde 81
exilio.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

IA que sc deben los "elocuen-
tes informes" de los Grandes
Jurados, cada vez que Sc aproxi
man las campahas politicas?
Ell juego es una desgracia pa
ra los hombres humildes; pero
aqui Sc jugaba, Sc juega y Sc
jugara.
Ahora bien, un documento de
esa clase puede resultar de po-
sitivo valor para el candidate
que sepa utilizarlo en- sus discur
SOS y promesas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

81 Carlos apoya a Francis Y
Pedro a Spessard...
81 CANA Francis. Ia felicidad
nos sonreira.
81 CANA S~pessard... la felici-
dad no dejara de sometimes.
SSpGrAdos y juntOs q miSmo
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

IQue habra de cierto en- ell ru-
NOR de que la "maquinaria" po-
Utica de Jacksonville, Ia de
Valz, comienza a volverle la es-
palda a Fuller en- beneficio del
senador de Barlow?
Una cosa que deben avert
guar a tempo los amigos de
Fuller. con Ell fin de pasarSe
antes de que sea tarde.
La gaceta., 1940-03-28

TEMPO; Separates ahora... jun
tos a la lfbra De recoger los lau-
relies de B jornNa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Now Mrs. Sanderson

Miss June Elizabeth Butcher.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
tam Butcher. became the bride
OF Harvey Boyd SanderSon. son
If Dr. and Mrs Herman Sand
crSon. on Friday evening at $40
o'clock Al st Joseph'S Episcopal
Church.
Her attendants included such
honored bellies as:
Miss Margaret Mari maid-of-
honor. Miss Elizabeth Turner.
bridesmaid; Mary Elizabeth
CORN. Junior bridesmaid and a
cousin of the brides.
Kenneth Campbell was best
man and Jack Prescott DAVID
Dobson Dr. Joseph Sanderson
brother of the bridegroom and
Jack Penberthy Of Toronto.
ont. seated the MANY guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Wears Ivory Satin

The bride. whom YOU may SEQ
pictured elsewhere IN these
pages. appeared IN, quantities Of
4'istfottS IVORY satin aT1ritr1c-+ srr
in her frothy veil was a highly
priced heirloom.
She carried a smashing
bouquet of white carnations and
white roses and gardenlas.
The maids both wore tlr-
quolse blue satin patterned after
The brides gown with matching
Juliet caps of the same material.
la CorIn'S gown was nj tur-
quolSe net and she Sported a
wreath of yellow roses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Party at Port Sanilac

Mr. and Mrs Ray " Springer
II Fairfield avenue VIII cole
brate. New Year Eve AZ their
summer home Al Port Sanilac
Besides their daughters Jeanne
and Barbara and san. RAY Jr.
they wIll be accompanied by jim
LAWYER. Al Hawkins and Betty
Roihuyor
Tho Vineyards on Northwest
en- highway viii be the scene Of
very merry New Years Eve
party.
II VII he subscription din
nor dance and Is sponsored hy
frcd " ers and Jimmie
Mclean
Among the dates lined M for
he affair are Helen McrSchei
and Chuck NeSbltt. I'd NeSbljt
and Irene /koSer Of Vcr.
Colo and Irenes hostess. Mar
garct brennan and wtoh
f[0SeT. Joe tdn AnfWefp and
Betty DeRosier Paul Tocpp and
Audrey Baskln George Head
and Marion Smith. Fred Win
tors and Dorothy Lancaster.
Chuck Strauss and Betty Haley
In the wec hours The group
VIII e 70 The S'ailel for break
fast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

bridal party and the families
followed al the Butcher home
IN Atkinson avenue after which
the young couple left VIA motor
for their wedding trip through
The Southern states.
When they return they'll be
living in Woodrow Wilson be
tween Lawrence and Burlln-
game The excite bride
couldn't remember tho number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Elizabeth
A Bride
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. IS.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. IS.
EXACTLY AT noon Saturday,
- Elizabeth Ann Klingensmith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
J.. Klingensmith of Birmingham,
came down the aisle of Christ
Church Cranbrook TO become
the bride of Milo KendaiEMin-
ter Jr.. who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Milo X. Winter of
Chicago.
The Rcv. Samuel s. Marquis,
assisted by the Rev. Charles II.
Cadigan. performed the cere-
mony against a background of
Christmas green's and white
.chrysanthemums. The bride,
who vas unattended, was lovely
in a. gown of deep ivory fallle
designed with a tight bodice. a
tiny pleating of the faille out
lining the square neckllne and
long fitted sleeves. The full
skirt swept the floor and her
veil of matching illusion fell TO
the edge of the skirt from a
halo of roSepointe lace. Her
bouquet was of cream-colored
roses.
Munroc Adams Winter was
his brothers best man and
4lSherS were the brides brothers
Thomas B. and Charles Klingen-
smith.
a breakfast for close friends
and relatives followed al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. KlIngen-
smith followed the wedding. 4
lovely arrangement OF greens
and white gardenias centered
the brides table.
For her wedding trip. Mrs
Winter wore parfait colored
wool frock with a deeper shaded
REFER with which she wore
black accessories. Her small
black hat was trimmed with
pheasant feathers.
After a short wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter viii live in
Providence. r. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Nornoe Study Club
To Gather MOnda az

MRS. f. B. SMITH will open
her home IN Strattnrd road
Monday noon for a Christmas
breakfast TO be given for men,
hers Of Nornae Study Glib, their
houseguests and prospective
members.
Mrs. r. 3. Weeks. Mrs. q. Z.
Ide. Mrs. l.. w. Gordon, Mrs.
L. G Allen and Mrs. Charles l..
Muetth VIII assist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Annual reakfasf

Md speaking IF New Year
breakfasts. Mr and Mrs Robert
& Resirick Of Hamilton drive
have for years entertained their
daughter Jeans friends al
scrambled egg and ~auSaceS
after the parties
And now that Joan is Mrs
Hardec Bcthea of New Orleans
la and doesn't get homo for
tho holidays. makes no differ
cncc. They are fhcro for their
annual breakfast and the Rest
rickS love i
SiCma Kappa Phi sorority
gave a very successful tea dance
~ Tluylcr SATURDAY from 3 to
s p m
Among The twoSomcs VIC
noted Nedra Coll and jim
OLeary. Dolly Rcnouf and
George Ber Dunck. Shirlc "
Gibbs and Lee Warrick: Jeanne
Templin and Stanley Maxon:
Alice Nichols and "Tinny' Mar
tin. Bea Weeks and Jack Boyle
Adele Lee hnor and Chuck
Noc4lcr Connie Nor Hovcn and
Bud Gricner. Lucille Doolcy and
Al Langois. Betty TemmonS and
Dave Wilmer. Kay NcEnally
and Star Renom. Dorot h
Arroll and Bill Loyman Mary
Nowaf and Jim Mumford Rose
mary Ga spard an Don
Andorson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Their Colonial Roses

All tho girls carried colonial
bouquets. Margarct's in rust.
colored roses and the others in
yellow roses.
Mrs. Butcher wore cham
pagne-colored crepe with a stun
ming matching hat and Mrs.
Sanderson was in gray with a
wood violet hat,
Both The proud mammaS wore
purple orchids
4 small reception for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Give Them My Love

One time when Miss Sara
Burnham vas visiting Mrs.
Louis Mendelssohn al her lake
side mansion, she glanced from
her bedroom window to find the
awnings which covered an up
stairs porch were on fire.
So she notified a handy maid
and then phoned her hostess
who was IN her own suite d.
the other end Of the big house.
Mrs. Mendelssohn. apparently
thinking the message was a bit
IF 4 rib, said
Give them my love" laughed
and hung III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Eeenees ferA~et4s-

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence "
Avery gave another Of their
famous eggnog parties Tues
day night IN their Palmer Woods
home.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Y. Bailey. William
A. Cook Of New York City and
his parents. Dr. and Mrs VIII
liam 4 Cook Of Detroit. Or and
Mrs Bruce Cook Or and Mrs.
Lutf Sadi. Walter Ross Of
Birmingham. Or and Mrs,
Charles oVer>trect and their
house guest Angie Bates of
Hastings and Nr and Mrs.
Robert Greene and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Warner.
Miss Mickey Smith Of New
Rochelle. y. Y. arrived Satur-
day AT the Leonard l. HeaIy
home in Parksidc avenue TO
visit Helen Trblv The girls
were e "a m atcS a. Sacred
Heart Convent IN Albany ~ Y.
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Northend
Gathers
For Parties
BY THE DOWAGER

THIS holiday weekend j.
crammed with parties and
gatherings for the Northend So
ciety'folk.
About 25 girls attended the
luncheon which Mrs. Joseph
Joyce and Mrs. John Cassin of
Evanston. Ill. gave Saturday
afternoon at the Detroit Ath-
observation-disclosures MrS--Iahn-
*. lIealy Shirley Dohany).
Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Cassin.
better known as the Bader
tHiHs, have been visiting their
father. George T. Bader. for the
past week but Will cntrain for
home on Monday.
A group of Northendcrs held
their annual progressive dinner
Saturday night.
They had great fun and
boasted a big yellow bus all
equipped with an accordion
player which carried them from
house to house.
Cocktails were the first course
and were served Al tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald.
Mrs. Carlyle Long served the
soup and Mrs. Courtney F'itz-
slmons was hostess for the
main course.
Dessert followed by games
wound up the party at the home
Of Mrs. Frank German.
Mary Lou Bopp is home from
Manhattanville College in New
York City 10 spend her Christ
mas vacation with her parents
Mrs a. J. Bopp OF Muirland
avenue.
She entertained for some Of
her friends al. a luncheon Sat
urday afternoon al home.
Places We're marked FOL the
following
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
.Hido Blown Will Wed
Charles F. MotheWson
BY BILLY IHE BACHELOR

TIIS be open for the Of The
latest would be that rendered by Charles Fuller Matesen to
EIss IIida
This daughter the L Browns Birmingham
eted her higher education Stephens College Mo
while bdegoom-ecc Mrs Charles W. Matheson Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

BurnS atcnuc herr m Town,
drilled AZ Stanton Military
Academy and is apparently bent
on a career along such lines. as
ne : now with the United States
Military Academy AT West Point
from which he'll be graduated.
IN juno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Chdnukah Concert
By Hebrew Schoo

THE MEL HEBREW
SCHOOL is holding 4 Ghanukah
concert To-Day II 3 p. m. I a.
Lawton IS chairman of the
committee.
The concert will he held Ar
Central High School auditorium.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Triangle shape. For
all types of floors.
Gets under furniture
and radiators. Long
smooth handles.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-10-11

ness pertaining to his local lodge.
Mrs. S. E, Blackman, the lovely wife
OF Rev. E. B. Blackman of Bassfield,
Mississippi spent several days in Chi
caeo visiting her daughter, Mrs. Martin.
During her visit to Chicago she and
Mrs. Martin motored to st. Louis, Mo,
where they spent few days visiting
the formers brother.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-10-11

Mrs. W. M. Kinslow of waynesboro
is reported to be critically i'll at her
home in Waynesboro Mississippi.
Miss Mary F. Powe, secretary to MIR.
E. F. Young, Jr., spent the weekend at
Ter home in Waynesboro visiting re-
latives and friends. She reports a
lovely trip.
Mr.. J. c. Williams Of Toomsuba was
a pleasant visitor to the office of the
Eos.brook Benevolent Association last
Saturday.
The Association extends sympathy 70
Mr.. Thomas Gavin in the passing of his
wife, Mrs. Anna Gavin. Mrs. Gavin
was president Of H. B. A. No 432 for
a number of years.
| Mr.. Willie Chapel of R. 5, was in the
! H. B. A. office last Saturday on bust
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-10-11

indson-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Il.
Young, Jr.
Rev. c. c. Walker, the, popular pastor
f the First Congregational Church, was
pleasant visitor at Rose Hill M. E.
Church Sunday evening
Mr.. E. F. Young. Jr., accompanied by
Mr.. Luther Smith, left the city Tues
day for tour of the state in the in
terest Of the E. F. Young, Jr. products
Miss Zena Mae Emmerson and Mr.
Earnest Haynes were rendered a sight
seeing tour Sunday afternoon by Mrs
R L. Young. The tour ended at her
lovely home where she served vanilla
ice cream and assorted cakes.
Miss Sarah Hosley, of the East Enc
section Of the city, is able to be VI
and about after spell of sickness.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-10-11
About Folk We
Know

Little Misses Louise Armstrong is
doing nicely at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Armstrong after
undergoing an operation in Meridian
Sanitarium.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson is convalescing al
The home of her parents Rev. and Mrs
J. c. Armstrong on END Ave. Heights
Mrs. Lula Beal continues on the sick
list, however, she is much improved
She is now at the home of her daughter