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ORDTR OF piRfICATTON
~ avrO~ q 90 NNfNruAv riair.
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f.rtars
So session - 40 court Z, 4 a.
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itof roirfv ~ Wavre stare - Nioh-
iesr On this second CAV ~ FeNrusry
% 1910
rr,scai uo~oxAPLr spFeMAN
n rNprg ci~ ~ fuf1e
IN This raaee % arrrarire fr1r~ ~
rdtvir or ae thar diirert search and
Inquiry VS. mode pa me sffiani y no.s
rH fef.. flff rI. V.
Nie ct NNfNs t,N anf f.af 800 set
i-or County - wavre state % Mich
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n vnst s's's ~ Country the SAID be-
fsnns-t nos resfies
en- motion N ELvtN = nsNES.
roHr sf'o-rev for the pisintiff
n ~ erdsr.1 trat pefendsnt. BOZ.
ME- cuN~fNGHAM. appear ara IN
fnis Bill ~ ccnnpiaint herein
MED arainst nsr Within three months
trnn the date hereof or ssic Bin viii
oe fsksr - confessed against her.
7, 10 further ordered that q copy Of
49, order ~ sent 70 the said Defen-
liant ~ ner ast known address ~ Reg
ists=s@ MAJ and return receipt be
denani therefor or punished in The
Nrftoit Tribune. q newrpa per publish
"a and circulated with THE county a.
required ~ law.
SHERMAN D. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge,
a True Cow,
cNsrAR ,. LfNoEMAN.
clerk
y, G TENERowrcz.
Deputy cisrk s-at--f-a.
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1.bl krskine ~
STATE or MICHIGAN ne Circuit
Court for the cour'y OF Wayne 70
rhaucery
LENokA KNOX. Piainusf "a
FLOYD kSOx. Defendant
ORDER OT rtBtiCATlo.
No eyS.3o5
~ session y sald -,u-t neld Vi
80 fiiy - pe'roi, ne second day
of Zen lgto
Present THE HON sHERNAN 2
CALENDER Circs't Judge
II ss'isis-torfy sprearrg ~ sff.-
davi. on ne 'ns. eeferfanf 10 not a
resident ~ ths STAT, - Ni-hlg.r but
resides a. i.i7 central aSen-e IsmEs
ia-tAs
+ otssred 'np' he appear herei-
wfrir 'rrse mous from ~ date -
mis- order ~ ~ MI o. corriaint
fei hrrcin nay - aiken - confessed
sHc ma 'h's rrter be s-rvef sr1 ppn-
sHsd according 20 law snd a cory
fneffff rar'e % dsfendar, q, his
~ Aroen 1rsss
SHERMAN p cAtt.rNrER
1000 COW,
r,srAR ilNGEwAS
nv TgNErowirz
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ORDER or rrBrIc,rIoN


RICHARD MccfESTr-r piaiati,e ~
FLORENCE NccLEsTEr Defendant
~ session ~ the said Corr. held
IN tho Court House IN re county
Buiding. - he CITY ~ Def-oi' Mich
lsan on the sixth day ~ Fetru,ry
y iato
Present HON sHERNAN u CAL.
LrNpEE circuit Judse
In this cause :, appearing ~ affi-
dayt on file that the Defendant,
rLoRENcE McCIrsTER =. NJ. rec.
dent Of he state Or Nie1issn nor does
she reside Rnywhera vlfAin The state
~, thai ,hs -sid ne'erdar' d. rec
ii"rt ~ ne STATE % rerr svlvsris ana
mat the last known sdfress n SAID
pcfcndanf IN ~sld Sfefe Nas
NJ so7 McDonald ST.
Piushurgh
Allegheny ronntv Perm
IN motion ~ HANIf.T0S 1t-Strv
Nfornsv for 'he pialr'lff. ~. ordered
That ~ nefendsn' FLORENCE Nc
- rsTEr. srpes- srd arsver Tho Rul
- comp'''r' Ned hcreir againsi her
IN trls csuse WITHIN THREE ,p
MONTHS IRON, The date Of tn. order
or sd Rin - Complaint vii he taken
q. confessed sesinv her
II Il further Ordered THAT = ron,
~ this order be unfinished IN some
new pr ner nrirfed pnh'ishes or clrcu-
ls'"d N This counfS a. - required nv
tsw s-f that conv ~ This order he
mailed to Defendant ., Ner iew knowr
address by Registered Mail. and that
Return Receipt he demanded there
for.
SHERMAN n cAfrE~prR
Circuit Judge
CASTER , rfNGENAN
clerk
BY A E rENFRowrz.
,-f--s..o
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Atty. VIM. v. Ranks
llk q. yeruor Hluhuav

Atty. VIM. v. Ranks
tiS y. Vernon Highway
STATE ~ Michigan IN the Circuit
c0Hr' for the County Of wssns In
Gran ~.
orrNz, " TURNER. plsintlr w.
HA iWOoD TURNER. Defendant.
No. sg109s
ORDER or Pt BLiCATIOS
A. session ~ said Court held a. the
colr' House IN the City OF Detroit
ctni, ~ vasne ard state o. Micn'-
rs- ~ the twen'y-four,h Day OF Feb
tatf n
P,.sert HONORABLE henry @
~ on. Circuit Judge
u Appearing nv affidavit attached
isre,o ina, tho present residence Of
~. de,endani HAYWOOD TURNER.
's ,rhrovn and that his last known al
frs.. X 1903 omasa stree. Birmins.
nar A'ahama
~ rofion ~ WILLIAM v RANKS
arofn.v for the plaintiff, II Is Ordered
fra' fn~ sad defendant. HAYWOOD
~ rNt.R enter ri- .sppesrsnce IN fhls
srse ~ ~ aefor thtv. r,orths from
.s ~ th. order - that M said
va vnt 2. taken az cont~,,-r ans
- =. stif nrder he ser, ed and Sbbii.ned
HENrY . Nicof
cire4n ledge
cNSrAR J. LiNGEMAN.
y, u HOWARD.
psp1iy Cisrk ':;-'.1
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sTATr or Nfciii5'$ - 80 ~.
~, court for a.. County e, wa>r'
tn cnsncery
ORDER or riBiIc NTIo~
IRENE SMITH r'Arrt' ~ FER
Icy s,ifrH pe'eraarf
~ session OF sat court ns'f -
$50 rcu--h. - ~ -. ti'v ~ nefr0i'
WE'VE ooffv ~ ssr on ne fh'r-
fr.,-. dsy o, larns~, A 2 1870
rf.ssff nos JAMES = cHrNoT
.,,'' inst me d-'.-tstt rERfty
sNirH - ror.resaent ~ This state
mat On TIE CONTRARY Re 10 resident
- 49, z rnt1 o. ne cry - Ports
n ,n,n Sorfolk rnrrsv vIrr'ris
on motion ~ ARTHUR DAVID
eoS attorney Pr me plairfff = =
o-t.trf fh,t ~ fefe~tarf e-'er 49,
norearsrts wrN'r three Months from
Ih. dat. ssrcc' or $40 HI ~ rom
riaint vii ~ takeN ~ 'r"'si
agairs' N'm
~ fi. or4ss he nlhr.Net s-r0rtIrr
20 la IN trs De'ra" Trletrs
II 4. $50 risrst ma, a copy -
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nsr4'v clerk ';'-fs
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Attv WIN. = smith
49, n.ln gtlIm


STATE or Nrruic ~ m. ~ircrn
Court POP tNs conrtv ~ wsyne IN
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t4t Court fcr he county OF N~e
A<>fr SrL0Ns ris'7Ht' - hEE-
BLGf MELONS, pefenrarf
10. e9s.sss
oRDFR a. ~ BIiCATioN
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PRESENT uoN HENrr g Niroi,
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ST Tr nv ~ FfGAS ~ fNe 60
= f'r the Cosr.v - vsyns n
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Ats lewis 4 Rowiette
Gns y. Adnnaa A.

AUS irUi~ Fowlete
6os v. Adams Ave
STATE or MICHIGAN.
Co nty - vsyrs
No. .;s.5ss
A, session ~ ne Pfone,e Court
for sad comfy ~ WAYNE held a. ne
Probate Cos Room % 'he CITY ~ De-
'ro't on 'i- 'Nenty-se,.rfh eav -
fehrgars ~ ~ YEAR one fho.sanc nire
humircI saf forty
Present JosErH A NvnrHY J-es.
~ rron.'.
IN 'he Matter - the Esfs'. ~ LIZ
ZtE Nitfrf heeeafet
An re- lrler' 10 NiltrE ptfnortng
- he f-e list v.N ard testament, ~
-. dtrensef ha'irA zen deif,srvl ~ O.
this court sNr rrotate
u = ofdefs T4a' me eeArrfh IA,
- tlr nexf p. zen ri rs =. N ,he fore
noon before JpA.. THOMAS e MIR.
PLY A. sad count roo~ " appointed
Ter prosiag sad Instr meat
And i ffttsr NrisreA Tha, a
cory q this order Ne ratiaeed three
slrressive wees rtsl nHs 10 snli f-.e
o. rearirS ~ 80 ue't.t Tria m. =
nee SNAPPER pfinief an. CIRCULATING ~
"a county ~ Wa,rs
JOSEPH 4 MURPHY
So ~ Prpbafs
- r-p. Cory,
foSfPN cENfsrS
pepufy Prohate resiNs- se--,.sa
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Chss. Campbell.
LAWYER

Chss. Campbell
LAWYER
s.sf Tr~kine II
S'rArE or MI RtsAS -. rircui.
Court 'or the County - vayns IN
lhaoc.~N
MABEL rH0nrS riaf~ffft ~
LEONARD rHOnrs Nehemiah.
M ea>.ses
ORDER or PlRTtCATIO-.
Az session - sad court ne'f -
~ city % Detroit on mo md day OF
Fer 1910
rfeser' THE HON SHERMAN .
CALLrN DER Clrelf, Judge
u satisfa ~fo~'iy aooearfrx bN sff
fsvif IN fla fhsf cesendsr' IL MT a
resident % The state ~ 81, htes- On,
r'sifes - THr MINER HOTEL
ROOM =. NIAGARA FAILS NEv
YORK
1, 70 ordered that D.. appear her
three rnrihs from 'hs daie 90 this o.
der or Tho iiii ~ coriniafnf filef here.
tr n'a, 10 'ah~n - confessed snd fhat
shs order BE- ser, "a ard published a.
rordirg ~ 'ar ,-a copy thereof mail.
- - the saif defendant q hls last
kro~n 'dress
SHERMAN o cArr.rNpFr.
rircl'i 'Ud-e
True Copy
ASHER J. LiNGEMAN.
risrk
~ rr~Erowicz
Deputy clerk ..i--i--a
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a True Cory,
CASPER ftNrFN,N
CLERK
Nv e. rrNrRowicz.
Deputy Clerk. iit-t q
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Att, Hamilton Iuniov

1873 Beanhirn ~
STATE Or NirHisA~ IN 'h- Circuit
Court for tho County n Wayne IN Char
eery
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN tbe c,r-
ruli Court for the County Of wavne
IN Chancery.
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sTNrE or NlCHfGAN ~ fns ff-
eit Court fcr me county Of wave
III rnertr ~
BLag HELoMs pefercsrt
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ct ATr or N'riiiT'N ~ 80 C-
~ court for tt. County r, ws're
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Trus corv,
CASPIAN j. LrNcEMAN
clerk
nv A c TrNERowicz
Deputy Clerk t-t--f-i3
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Newly Wed Couple
Arrives in Capital

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Edwin
Klopfenstein, who were married May
30 in the Memorial Chapel in Elk
hart, Ind. have come to the Capital
to make their home. After Saturday
they will be at home to their friends
at 602 Garland avenue, Takoma
Park.
The bride is the former Miss
Helen Janet Havey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Albert Havey
of Elkhart, and Mr.. Klopfenstein
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Klopfenstein of Takoma Park.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Klopfenstein
have been students of Washington
Missionary College and they plan
to continue their studies.
The Rev. Len Anderson officiated
at their wedding.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a navy
blue redingote gown trimmed with
taffeta applique with white collar
and cuffs. Her hat and other access
Sories were of navy blue trimmed
with white and she wore corsage
bouquet of white gardenias.
Later reception was given for
members of the immediate family
and friends.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Delta Gamma Elects

Mrs John Collins Leavitt has
been elected president of the Wash
ington Alumnae of Delta Gamma.
Other officers are Miss Maxwell
Galloway, vice president: Mrs. Wal
lace Flint, secretary; Mrs c. T.
Smith, treasurer; Mrs. o. K. Yeager,
Anchora correspondents Mrs. Rich
ard H. Tatlow, Pan-Heuenic repre-
sentative, and Mrs. Charles NJ
Trammell, Panhellenic alternate.
The chapter will entertain with
buffet supper today at 6 o'clock
at Brookwood, home of Miss Cor
nelia Cotton, Wilson lane, Bethesda,
Md. This will be the final meeting
this season. The new officers will
preside.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
White roses and lilies Of the valley
formed her bridal bouquet.

WHITE roses and lilies OF the valley
formed her bridal bouquet.
The bride was attended by her
two sisters. Miss Marian Rivers,
the maid Of honor, wore a dress
fashioned of blue mussoline de sole
with inserts of lace in the full skirt,
with short puffed sleeves and a
square neckline finished in a ruffle
With this she wore shoulder length
veil matching her dress, which was
held in place by fresh flowers. Her
bouquet was of mixed spring flowers.
Mrs. Joseph o. Millikan, the matron
OF honor, wore dress of yellow
mussoline de sole, made similar to
that OF the maid Of honor, with
matching veil and spring flowers.
Mr.. Kerley had as his best man
Mr.. Laurence Frank of Washington,
and the ushers were Mr.. James
Vance of Washington and Mr.. JOS
eph Millikan of Savannah, Ga.
Among the out-of- town guests was
Miss Lucy Rivers of Savannah, sis
ter of the bride.
MT. herIey is a graduate OF Ar
kansas State College and is with
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerley will
make their home in Washington
after short wedding trip. The
brides travelling costume was navy
and blue sheer print trimmed in
white, topped with a dress-length
coat of navy. With this she wore
blue straw hat. Her accessories
were of white.
Evening star., 1940-06-11

mond Casey played the violin. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Clarence
Pohle.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-l Mr.
ROLAND William Belden, wore a
long gown of white net over white
satin, having fitted bodice with
sweetheart neckline and long
sleeves, point extending over each
hand. Her skirt was flared and her
veil, of fingertip length, was held
in place with tiara of seed pearls
She carried bouquet of gardenias
and gypsophilla tied with a wide
bow of white ribbon.
Miss Minnie Alfredo Becker, the
brides sister, was maid of honor
wearing a long gown of blue sheer
made with short puffed sleeves and
square neckline and faring skirt
and carrying a bouquet of pink
roses.
Miss Florence Ellen Hudson wore
long gown of pink sheer made on
similar lines and she carried q
bouquet of talisman roses. The lit
tie 2-year-old flower girl, Sandrs
Jeanne Belden, niece Of the BRIDE
groom, wore long frock of yellow
net with shirring at the top and
long streamers of blue velvet hang
ing from her shoulders.
The best man was Mr.. Vernon
Evening star., 1940-06-11

Kierstfne and the ushers were Mr..
Harold Bricker Mr.. Louis Mach
Ian, Mr.. Robert Reed and Mr.. Clar-
ence Pohle.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was given in the Review and
Herald cafeteria for about 80 guests.
Mrs. Belden, the sister of the bride
and Mrs. Harlan, the mother OF
the bridegroom, were the hostesses
and they were assisted by Mrs
Erman Harding and Mrs. Chester
Rogers.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan left
for a seaside resort in Virginia and
later in the summer they will visit
Mrs. Harlan's parents in Western
Canada. Mrs. Harlan wore for
travelling suit Of navy blue sheer,
with white organdy lace blouse and
blue accessories. .
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Party Will Be Given
By Club Tomorrow

A luncheon and garden party will
be held by the Goldie Meyerson Club
of the Pioneer Women for Palestine
at IL 80 pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Morris Pollin, 482l Colorado
avenue NV. The sponsors are Mrs.
Pollin, Mrs Samuel Harrison and
Mrs. Isaac Stearman and plans are
being made to accommodate about
$50 guests.
Mrs. Ben Silver is chairman of
the Committee on Arrangements,
assisted by Mrs. Irving Preclude,
Mrs. Harry Ziggles, Mrs Charles
Belman. Mrs Saul Friedman, Mrs.
Harry Rubin, Mrs. Jack Shulman,
Mrs. Rose Weiner and Mrs. Esther
Bernstein. The hostesses are Mrs
Saul H. Gorenstein, Mrs. Samuel
Horvitz, Mrs. Ann Singman and Mrs.
Rose Atkin.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Red Cross Meeting

The Arlington Hall Alumnae Red
Cross Chapter will meet tomorrow
morning at Hotel 2400. Luncheon
will follow the meeting. The chap
ter will meet the second and fourth
Wednesdays each month. Mrs. WAL
ter Morris is chairman of the chap
ter and Mrs. Eugene Higgins vice
chairman.
Miss Molly Stonestreets Big Sis
ters Of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club Chapter of the Red Cross will
meet at Hotel 2400 once a week to
sew for their chapter New men,
berS of the Big Sisters are Miss
Grace Colliflower, Miss Rose Colli-
flower, Miss Marjorie Hendricks,
Miss Betty Mattingly, Miss Eleanor
MattiDgly Miss Jane Overholser and
Mrs. James McSherry Wimsatt.
Evening star., 1940-06-11

cessories and a cluster of white

cessories and q cluster Of white
orchids.
Mrs, Eleanor Schrumpf, sister-in-
law of the bride, was matron of
honor, wearing rose color suit and
a corsage bouquet of orchids. Mr..
Robert Noble Cook was best man for
his brother.
The wedding reception was held in
the home of Mr.. Harrison, who is
Commonwealth attorney for Lees
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Cook are spend-
ing their wedding trip at Virginia
Beach.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Miss Kathrine Becker
Wed to Mr.. Harlan.

A wedding of much interest In Ia
koma Park was that of Miss Kath-
rine Rebecca Becker. the daughter
of Mr. end Mrs. Fred Becker of
Burstall, Saskatchewan, Canada,
and Mr.. Russell Melville Harlan,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Morelle Harlan of Takoma Park
The ceremony took place May 20
in the new chapel of the Review
and Herald Publishing Association.
Palms and ferns and large white
baskets filled with gladioluses and
other spring flowers were attrac-
lively arranged
Preceding the ceremony, Mr..
Charles Eldridge sang and Mr.. Ray
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Miss Marie Schrumpf Wed
To Mr.. Michael E. Cook.

The marriage of Miss Marie
Schrumpf, daughter of Mrs. Fred
erica Wilhelm Schrumpf, to Mr.
Michael Edward Cook took place
Wednesday, May 20, in Leesburg, Va.
Mr.. Charles Fountleroy Harrison
of Leesburg gave the bride in mar
riage. The bride wore a blue and
white print frock with white ac-
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Weddings
Continued From Page B-3)

families We're marked with ribbons
of white satin.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Joseph T. Rivers. jr..
and was given in marriage by her
mother. She wore her mother S
wedding dress of ivory and real lace
made with short train richly en-
broidered on net with boat-shaped
with an edging of old lace.
Evening star., 1940-06-11

They will be at home to their
friends after Saturday at their
apartment at 603 Garland avenue,
Takoma Park.
Mrs. Harlan was graduated from
Evening star., 1940-06-11

the Sanitarium Training School and
took her prenursing training in
Washington Missionary College. Mr..
Harlan is in the art department Of
the Review and Herald.
Evening star., 1940-06-11
Miss Evelyn Rita Collins
And MIR. HOuSer Married,

A prettlly arranged wedding OF
marked simplicity took place Tues
day in the Church of the Holy
Trinity in Georgetown, when Miss
Evelyn Rita Collins became the
bride of Mr.. Herbert Lester Houser.
The ceremony was performed at 9
o'clock, the rector, the Rev. Walter
F. Cunningham. officiating, and
Mr.. Glenn Ashley, organist Of the
church, playing the wedding music.
White peonies with palms and fern
decorated the sanctuary The bride,
who is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice A. Collins, was escorted by
her father.
Miss Mary R. Collins, sister of the
bride, was her maid of honor, and
the best man was Mr.. Charles E.
Hughes. There were no other at
tendantS
The brides gown was of white
marquisette made over taffeta after
the prevailing mode of full skirt
and fitted bodice. Her short tulle
veil was becomingly arranged and
| she carried prayerbook bound in
white, from which fell a shower of
lilies of the valley. Miss Collins,
the maid of honor, was dressed
in chartreuse marquisette fashioned
like the brides gown. and she car
ried an old-fashioned nosegay and
wore flower hat.
The wedding breakfast and in
formal reception was held in the
home of the brides parents imme-
diately after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houser will make
their home at 43l9 Harrison street
after their return from a wedding
trip. The bride wore for her trav-
cling costume brown printed chif-
fon frock with brown coat and
white accessories.
Miss Barton and Mrs. Bruno
Married At St. Martins.
St. Martins Church was the scene
Monday afternoon, June 3. of the
wedding of Miss Pauline E. Barton.
daughter of Mrs. Marion McDer-
mott, and Mr.. Joseph Edward Bruno,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Bruno.
The Rev. Miltonberger officiated at
o'clock and the bride was escorted
by her brother, Mr.. Edward Barton.
The bride wore a white chantillv
lace gown made with a short train
and a flnger-tip length veil She
carried bouquet OF gardenias and
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Antoinette Bruno was her
sisters maid of honor wearing blue
net dress and hat, the latter trimmed
with a pink velvet bow and she
carried an old fashioned bouquet of
pink roses and forget-me- -nots. Mr.
Matthew Mezzanotti, cousin of the
bridegroom. was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. William Hill
and Mr.. Harris White
Mr.. and Mrs Bruno are making
a trip through the South and when
they left the bride wore a brown and
white ensemble with white acces-
sories and corsage bouquet of white
orchids.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21

happy friendly and loud gnchewer wearing wide grin
Il hearty handshacker and hacksapper
1t is question fthe Fairs publicity wizards have
far with Elmer in getting away from auSerity
top hats and morning embodied in last years neffabe
Grover Whaen Or it possible that this Elmer really
decked out in different raiment?
The trouble with any portrait of the typical American is
that the typical American recognizes himself in it, Ell
be the denomination millions of the
population but any them would its being thought
that he is the Worlds Fair Elmer.
Many persons have long believed that caroonsts could do
the citizen, and particularly the taxpayer
by pcturing him intelligent and fairly PROPOSES
sing fellow. Now and again they do many
glow to feel that while they be in the fell clutch
stances they have dignity left that they pushed
around without looking boob.
1t gives them opinion of themselves and many
afraid that the Worlds Fair Elmer does For there quite
bit of the chump Elmer and if the average
he prefers to be told.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21
IT'S HERE

1t is here, officially and unocaly. Technically from
days will the long journey winter atho
nobody calendar sEarpS will realize it until August and
September bring full understanding Let suffice that
is here.
closing has such fixed date but for the young
Examinations general have
"C rankers they rarely
terribly concerned anyhow AS class they inclined to fall
back falacOus that the group
the life" Not always
any means but a comfortable aib AS for the group,
fine place. anyhow, what should they care?
points that is here with all it's connoa
tons and implications The lake
young alike The airs of higher levels
there for the seeking Much will be heard for the next few
of the Sitting city streets and especially
husbands fahe1s will continue them The typi
cal American the who has his family
away while he stays the always prOtestingy
there are things if wdower"
There little be done about anyway Summer here
Make the the most of it.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21
STREAMLINED DIRECTORY

The telephone directory issued by the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company has been streamedfor which
all of us should be thankful BY streamlned" that
longer will it be spend finding
number which want in big hurry. For example: If
want get Mr. John O. Pubic number you merely look down
the column listing John O. Pubicand forget about his ad
dress 1t follows the regardless whether he lives
Hagerstown Clearspring Smthsburg Frog Hollow. In
other Words it's "bzkreg" right the and
tours.
The thing is simple that wonder why the Telephone
Company hadn't thought of the long long But
then, thought of it, either!
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21
NOT A NATION OF ELMERS

put its point that it's show this year is for the
Masses New York Fair created fictitious personality
Elmer by supposed stand for the typical Amer
with couple of bucks to spend He plump moist and
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21

Tourists will motor thousands of
miles this summer and see about
the same kind of billboards they
have at home.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21

Johnny Coventine, the 43-inch
page boy of a New York hotel, has
been insured against growing
larger.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21

w. H. Hoppe. of Humansville,
Mo-, has trained Is mallard ducks
to pick the worms from his tobac-
co plants.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21

Randolph II. Carter of Warren
ton, Va, makes a business of train
ing dogs to avoid moving cars.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-06-21
EVENTS SCHEDULED
In THE CITY PARK

Permits have been secured for
the following events in the City
Park the coming season:
May II: Use of band stand for the.