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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-25
Personal

Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding yesterday of Miss Ruth Goldberg to Bernard Joseph Lacker were: MT. and Mrs. Louis Weiner, Mrs. Dora Weiner o1 New York, MT. and Mrs. I. Blutstein of Far Rockaway, L. l., MT. and Mrs Samuel Ginsburg, MT. and Mrs, Perry Karotkin, Mrs. Sarah Karot- kin, Joseph David and Miss Made line Kennedy, all of Hartford, and MT. and Mrs. Morris Becker of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson of Randolph avenue, who are yaca. tioning at HotchkisS Grove, had as their weekend guests, MT. and Mrs John O'Brien, their daughter, Anne, and son John O'Brien, of Athol, Mass.
 Mrs. Mary Skehan of Laurel street, Mrs. James McGrath and her daughter, Miss Gertrude McGrath of HinSdale avenue, are on a motor trip to the Adirondacks.
 MT. and Mrs. James Kelly of For est Hills, Long Island, and the Miss. es Alice and Grace Wolff of Laurel Street, are spending a few days in the White Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Totten and daughters, Nancy Lou and Betty oi Dixon street, Waterville, have left for motor trip to the Adirondack and Lake George.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Carroll and MT. and Mrs. Edmund Kiernan of Holmes avenue are spending the month of August at Hotchkiss Grove.
 Mrs. Charles Luddy and her children, Richard and Lorraine, of East Main street, and Miss Bea Pel- letter of Dorothy street, are spend- ing 8 week at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Ryan of Thomaston announce the birth of a son, Philip III, on August g at the Bristol Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-25
PoRcARO-AyELLAM

St. Mary Magdalen's Church Oakville was the scene of a wedding on Saturday morning when Miss Ophelia Avellani, daughter of MT and Mrs. John Avellani of Williams avenue, Oakville, was married tc Anthony P. Porcaro, son of MT and Mrs. Daniel Porcaro of Ander- son street, this city.
 Rev. Thomas McGarry performed the ceremony at 9 o'clock, with Miss Constance Commentators as maid of honor and the Misses Peitrina Avellani and Frances Porcaro as bridesmaids. Edward Venglovas acted as best man, with Joseph Avellani and Patrick Porcaro as ushers.
 The church was attractively decorated with snowballs and gladi- oil for the service at which Miss Eleanor Simon sang Ave Maria , and Miss Maude Donahue, the "Kyrie Eleison."
 The bride wore 8 gown of white satin in princess style, with full length veil draped from net tiara. She carried a bouquet of white roses with orchids and baby breath. The maid of honor wore 8 frock of yellow with a lace bodice and net skirt. Her tiara was of yellow, and she carried pink roses. The bridesmaids wore matching gowns of nile green in redingote style, with leghorn picture hats and car- ried yellow roses.
 The mother of the bride was dressed in brown; the groom's mother in blue crepe.
 Guests from Ohio, New York, Wa tertown, Oakville and this city att tended the reception at the Lilac Farm in Oakville.
 When leaving for an unannounced wedding trip the bride travelled in a blue and white plaid suit with British Tan accessories.
 The bride is a graduate of the Waterbury Catholic high Sshool; the groom, of Wilby high school.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Porcaro will reside at 27 West Farm street, this city.
 Guests from other cities who att tended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Dorothy Gray to Wilfred Gall- agher were: Misses Viola and Lydia Meinke, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Shultz, Mir. and Mrs. Francis Kenney, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Robert Lucas and Mir. and Mrs. Francis Kenny, all of Mer- iden, Mir. and Mrs. Hans Schmidt and their daughters, Alice and Eliz- abeth of Philadelphia, Pa, MT. and Mrs. 0ien Lougee of Hiilsborough, N. F., Mir. and Mrs. Byron Gray and their daughter, Marine of East ford, Mir. and Mrs. William Healy of DAnbuFy, Mir. and Mrs. Otto Koster and their son, Prank, Mrs. Elizabeth Eenneil, and Frank Wall, all Of Long Island, N. Y., Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Darn Of ThomaSton and Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Wood of Worcester, Mas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-25
Engagement
AUsTIN-GEARY

MT. and Mrs. Patrick Geary of Cottage Place announce the engage ment of their daughter, Rita, to Carlton Frederick Austin, son of Ernest Austin of Mitchell avenue.
 No date has been set for ssis wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-25
sHEA-HOURrHAN


 Announcement has been made of the engagement and coming mar. riage of Miss Anna Grace Houri- han, daughter of Mrs. Timothy J Hourihan of Springfield, Mass, to Atty. James J. Shea, of Hartford, son of the late MT. and Mrs. James M. Shea of this city.
 The wedding will take place on September B at St. Michaels Cathedral in Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-25

when Gene AutFy returned Co hla desk after eight weeks on the read, be found 90 personal appear- anee offers from sb different cities awaiting hlm.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-08-15
ILLJMIM...IICN

"Iho coal oil light IS Burning brig
Tt will, sometimes, #acn j : fools
Just -Gl-5
70 sits thoro reading, ST. !: as sin,
The latest poultry bulletin.
Thon half to Iia and half %,
Pa up and speaks, 1T sec, soy.s he,
MS how the ri gAt il1ur-i 3&tion
Il II mako hens la like ell craati on.
I I've got the price, the L lp IS hirot
4 guess I'll have thu hcn acuso uiror
lie Sleeps and poors end IS away
toes Ec, and thon 7 hoar ~ s&y:
II wish I Was 9 b1omod old hen,
liaybo hold Wiro tho homes. sd, thon.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-08-15

FARE ~
Tic; 7 wish you would OUT. driving
FROM tho back scat.
She; VI IL when you quit cooking
from tho dining roc-l 5obl-.
Tic Aator..- Fc1ldo
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31

JioSI IFAL NOTES
FRS. Rea from I1iar1na was adj
mitted fer an ooeration. Ter con-
1ition is favorable.
jlr. }erGman from independence
Line ad4itted for a severe inf ect-
lon Of tile Lidd1e ear VII CHI neces-
STATED minor operati on.
Mr.. Eels Lars on Of Wasilla is
receiving medi cal treatment.
llr. Harry Flood Of Palmer was
admitted for medic cal treatme
George RI chards on adni ted FOR
bad infe ction about the eye.
Isac ellie calaugan Of ll1lutna
is receiving surgi zeal treatment for
tuberculosis.
l.r. aad Yrs. Hellebust are the
proud parents Of 9 lbs, 6 OF.
baby boy.
ltr. Davies from Anchorage was
admitted Sunday night for a pain
full injury to his ankle with the
ski pole pune turing into the joint.
He stayed over night at the hospit-
al. Next morning a cast was ap-
piled arc he returned to Anchorage
for further care. This makes the
second epious ski injury in two
weeks.
The second accident occurred
when Clinton Larson fell on a rock
and received q large lacerati
which req3i red twelve slit ches to
close. g has recovered.
SPECIAL MEETING
There Will be special meet
ing Of all those who have assiste d
in any way with the l&4O Palmer
Community Chri toaas, at pm. on
Ioonday, Feb. 10. This meeting Will
be held III the lunch room Of the
school. It is for the nurposa of
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31

DEAD LINE SATURDAY., FEE. LIST.
Anyone wanting chicks hat ched
~ the local hat cherry, whether from
eggs from your own floclzs or from
eggs ordered from outs ide must place
the order vi tn Jack Clark at the
Coop office not later than oatur-
Cay, February l.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31

The connuni ty Chorus has
started. We meet in the mus i,
room at school on Tues day even.
at light O'clock.
Everyone in the com1unity
cordially invited to ttend.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-01-31

The Rod and Gun Club, newly
organized in the ltatanuska Valley
will hold meeting on Tues day,
Feb. 4th. at 1850 I'm. in the lounge
LOT the Recreation Hall. There are
many things that We would like to
dis Gus S and decide upon.
Pl6ase come !! !!
+ Tar1a r u +4C,,CiI
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
(Por Joesph Kalmer)

Londres, Sept. 10.-El dia s
de agosto ell Cardinal Hinsley.
ell mas alto dignatario de la Lyle
STA Cat6lica en- Inglaterra pro-
nunci6 un discurso presidential
en- ell movimiento de ia Espa'
ola del Espiritu" en- ell que dijo
"No hay disfraz que pueda es-
conder la cruz siniestra de los
ojos de los cristianos. Todos sa-
Demos bien que la "esvastica'
no es la Cruz de Cristo''.
Debemos agradecer profunda
mente al Cardinal su recuerdo.
Els conveniente que de cuando
en- cuando recordemos que la
cruz siniestra es ell emblema de
bandidos v asesinos, y muy es-
pecialmente cuando Hitler y su
pandilla continuan su cruzada
contra Russia.
Monsenor Jan Sramek, ell
Presidente del Gobierno Che
coeslovaco en- ell RENO Undo,
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
La cruzada anti-comunista de Hitler
Palabras del Cardinal Hinsley
Declaraciones de Monsefor Jan Sramek

I'm hombre que tuvo que esca'
par de su pals escondido en- III
wagon de mercancias, me di6 81
opinion sobre la nueVa preten'
sion de Hitler.
Pregunta: jCree listed que
Hitler tiene ell derecho a reeves
tirse con ell traje de salvador dc
la libertad religiosa, de liberia
dor de la OPPRESSION religiosa?
COnteStaci6n: Hitler no tiene
tai derecho. La dOctrina INazi
esta establecida clara y termi-
mantle por Hitler mismO en-
'Mein Kampf' y por Rosenberg
en- ell Mito del siglo veinte', la
que esta en- vivo contraste con
los principles del Cristianismo.
La historic de la evOluci6n del
estado Nazi es la historic del
decline religioso de la naci6n, y
de una intensa persecution de
la religion propia. No solo Ia
Iglesia Cat6lica, sine todas las
otras denominaciones, con ex1
cepci6n tai vez de la nueva lyle
STA pagana de Ludendorff, ha
tenido que sufrir una persecu-
Ici6n tan solo comparable con
los mas negros periodos de Ia
historic de la humanidad.
No es necesario enumerar los
sufrimientos que ell Cristianis-
mo ha sufrido a manos de los
Nazis. Ell que Hitler sc presen-
tie bajo ell papel de defensor dc
Ia libertad religiosa, es pura y
simplemente, BLASFEMIA.
PreguntG: Las razones que
obligaron a Vuestra Excellence;
a salir de vuestro pals, fuerol
ipoliticas o religiosas?
RespuestG: DespUes del Pact'
de Munich, me convened de qu'
Europa iba a~proximandose 4
una crisis, y la ocupaci6n ale
mana de ChecoeslOvaquia refor
rs esta conviction mia. Entr'
La gaceta., 1941-09-10

ell Pacto de Munich y la inva'
sion alenana abandone Ia poll
tica Y me retire a la vida priva-
da; pero cuando vi que la resis-
tencia checoeslovaca en- eel exr
tranjero iba desarrollandose al
rededor de la persona del DR..
Benes, sail de mi pals para to-
mar parte en- la lucha.
Ell ataque a la libertad de las
naciones es una ofensa contra
los dogmas del derecho y de la
justicia. Para nosotros, la lucha
contra ell nazismo es no solo pa
ra ell ESTABLISHMENTS de la Ii
bertad de Checoeslovaquia, sino
una manifestation de I'm inn
pulse de la mas alta moral para
combatir los poderes de Satan.
Pregunta: ICree su Excelen-
cia cue la poblaci6n Cat6lica de
Bohemia, Moravia y Eslova-
quia pueden ser influidas por la
guerra alemana contra Russia?
iPuede clio resultar en- una CO.
laboraci6n de esos paises y Ale
mania?
Respuesta. Puedo contestar su
pregunta con entera certeza.
La actitud de los Cat6licos de
Checoeslovaquia hacia los inva-
sores alemanes y hacia la doc
trina Nazi no cambiara. Com
prenden perfectamente ell signi-
ficado entero del ataque a Ru-
STA Y ell hecho de que, sean cua-
les fueran las faltas del regi-
men de los Soviets, rusos y che
cos estan luchandO por la mis-
ma causa, la causa de la liber-
tad europea.
PreguntG: ICree su Excelen-
cia que la libertad de religion
sera restablecida universalmen-
tie despues de la guerra?
Respuesta. Creo que estamos
luchando por la libertad univer-
sal, sea esta politica o religiosa.
Y estoy SECURE de que estos idea
les de libertad prevalecerar
cuando la paz sea de nuevo es.
tablecida en- Europa. Ali como
la paz es indiyisible, asi 10 es ia
libertad.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
Una EStGtud

En- OLYMPIA, ciudad de la an
tigua Grecia, famosa por los
Juegos a que di6 nombre, Sc con
servan restos del colossal y mag
nffico temple dedicado a Zeus
(Jdpiter), en- ell que Sc hallaba
la maravillosa .estatua criSele'-
fantina de este dos, debida al
arte portento del gran Fidias,
que hizo de ella su obra maestro.
La estatua, labrada en- marfil
" orc, tenia una altura de 60
pies.
Ell general romano Paulo E.
milo qued6 extaticO al contem :
plarla, y }aseguraba que la pre-
sencia real del dios no lie hubie-
ra causado impression capaz de
superar a la recibida ante la
hermosa representation escult6
RIGA,
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
PROHIBIDAS LAS REUNDOL
MES PUBIICAS EN- ,CHATT-
ANOOGA

Chattanooga, Tenn; sept. 10,
Con motive de la epidemic dc
PARALYSIS infantil todas las reu
niones publica han sido prohi-
bidaS. Una orden del DIR. F. o,
Pearson, director de salubri-
dad, dice "que todas las reunio-
mes innecesarias de personas,
en- la ciudad y en- Ell condado,
constituyen un peligro para Ia
salud de la comunidad" Sesen'
ia casos de esa terrible enferme
dad han ocurrido aqui en- las Ill
.timas 10 semanas. Teatros e i
glesias cerraran tambien, a pal
tir de la noche de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
Coqutmole

He aqui el coquimole para
seis personals: tres cocos ralla-
dos La misma cantidad que re-
sulta de leche de coco, de almi-
bar doble. La mitad de la leche
de coco, en- leche de vaca. Gator
&c yemas de huevo.
Sc rallan los cocos y Sc les sa-
"a la leche. La leche del coco Sc
SAGA exprimiendo La masa ralla-
da por I'm PIANO de hilo.
La primera leche que dan los
cocos Sc mide y entonces Sc to-
ma exactamente la mitad de le-
che de vaca y Sc lie echa ell coco
rallado y va exprimido. Sc re-
vuelve bien con una cuchara y
Sc vuelve a exprimir en- ell pano
para sacarle toda la leche que
pueda quedar. Entonces toda
esa leche, la primera de los CO.
cos y la segunda mezclada con
la de vaca, Sc mide de nuevo. Sc
toma e~xactamente la mitad de
'almibar, muy doble.
Sc unen la leche y Ell almibar,
Entonces Sc deslfen las yemaS
de huevo con un poquito de Ia
mezcla y luego Sc les incorpo-
ra TODD ell resto. Sc pone a la can
della, con POGO fuego, revolvien-
dolo sin cesar, en- redondo, con
una paleta de MADEIRA.
Cuando empieee a despegarse
del fondo, va esta. AL coquimole
Sc lie p'tede echar pedazos de pa
netela.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got q date with the girl friend. or
o business appointment, play smart and take
the proper ~precaution 10 see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all. moth
ing Is so inexeusable and so offensive as q
neglected case Of halitosis (bad breath). Be
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouAh with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
Eweeter, purer, less likely 20 offend. Mos
cases Of h~alitosis. say some authorities. are
due 10 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
II the mouth, although some cases may Be
due TO systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Listeune Antiseptic works
wonder because Il first halts the fermensA-
tion and then overcomes the odors Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use II. It's the FIRST aid Of
Thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE A~NTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-09-10

Festiman que SO trata de IN sub
terfugio para reyivir la Allan
"a acionalista Argentina, I'm
grupo de tondencias nazis d.
suelto per el ministro de a
Gobernaci6n, Miguel A. Cula
.ciati, ell pasado julio. FL gene
raj Juan Molina, lfder de la
ALBANIA, de la cual era Fres-
co uno de los jefes, sera juz-
gado en- un tribunal Federal
por incitar a la rebellion.
Fresco declare aver que su
partido seguira 'la misma o.
rientaci6n polftica que gui6.
sus actos como gobernador de
ia provincial de Buenos Aires.
Es medico de profession y en-
tr6 en- la vida politica ell ano
1919, cuando tenia 81 amos de
edad.
Como gobernador de Bue :
nos Aires sigui6 las lineas to-
talitarias y no ocultalba su ad-
miraci6n por Hitler. Permitia
que a los ninos de las escue-
las Sc dijese ''que la dictadura
es un sistema digno de estu-
'dio y que va ha sido practi-
cado con inconmensurable be-
neficio para la naci6n."
Mas tarde maifest6 que su
"conciencia cat6lica lie compe-
liza a repudiar todas las for
mas de totalitarismo."
Vicente Pascal.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
ROSS CUlt1A-
E-E PCR uN JURADO

En- Ia Cofte dc 10 Criminal,
III jrrado decIaT6 aver caips Gle
q Pal Ross, 3s 80 aaos, de ma
Ter Participate, Ell Union de
Henry L>iman, en- el asalto y
rcto a la botica Palma Celia.
Lehman tom6 sobre 81 toda la
respcnsabilidad, afi,mando que
,aabia cometidO ell delito GUAM
do Ross estaba borracho; pero
al jurado no tuvo en- cuenta
sus palabras
Ell iuez Hines -condenara hoy
"a Lehman. La sentencia de Ross
esta p%endiente de una moci6n
de nuevo juicio presentada por
los Sres. Paul Lake y William
H. Frecker, letrados de la de-
fensa.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
DMIce de Nancy

Este es un dulce exquisite y
sencillisimo de hacer.
Sc toman los mameyes que Sc
quiere. Para seis porciones bas-
tan dos mameyes. La fruta de-
be estar madura y buena.
Sc pasa La masa del Nancy
por I'm colador. Sc mide y Sc a.
grega exactamente la misma
cantidad de azdcar, una o dos ra
jitas de canela y una cascarits
de lim6n.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
Las mujeres obtienen aliWo en- dos formas

Dolores periodicos de cabeza, ner-
viosidad, calambres, cuando son de-
bidos a aus funcionales, Sc alivian
para muchas mujeres que comienzan
a tomar ell CARDUI tres dias IAN
ties del tempo, Y 10 usan como Sc
ordena.
Pero ell CARDUI tiene otro impor-
tante uso. Els IN tonico hecho para
estimular ell apetito y aumentar la
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
LOS PARTIDA RIOS DE HIT
|LER ACABAN DE FORMAR
UN NUEVO PARTIDO EN-
LA

Buenos Aires, Sept. TO-
(Ona)-Manuel A. Fresco,
'amirador de Adolfo Hitler,
destituido hace un anO del
puesto de gobernador de Bue-
nos Aires, por ell presidente
Roberto M. Ortiz, ha vuelto a
la arena polftica como jefe de
un nuevo partido.
Los observadores politicos
La gaceta., 1941-09-10

corriente del jugo gastrico. En- es-
ia forma mejora la digestion; y asf
ayuda a construir ell estado ffsico
de las mujeres debiles o NAL nutri-
das.
En- esa otra forma tambien ayuda
a aliviar la incomodidad periodical.
CARDUI tiele una mares de 81
amos de popularidad Y este invita- a
la c~onfianza.
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
ESTADO DE ALARMA EN-
OSLO

Oslo, Noruega, sept. l0.-Las
autoridades nazis han decreta-
do un estado de alarma con mo-
two de las frecuentes huelgas y
actos de SABOTAGE. {
Seran castigados con severas
penas los que infrinjan los ter
minos de las nuevas disposicio-
mes
La gaceta., 1941-09-10

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale 15e
La gaceta., 1941-09-10
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

P6nese al fuego, revolviendo-
% con una paleta de MADEIRA. Al
3espegarse del fondo Sc retira
y sc deja enfriar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
lnkster Jottings
By MADELINE DeFILS

The Elks annual oratorical con-
test will be presented April % at
5 pm. at the lnkster High school.
Contestants are Marion Weston.
who Will speak on The Negro and
the Constitution and Geneva
Simms. THE Constitution and Slay-
cry jeanette Bolden. The Negro
and the Constitution Thomas
Weston. The Negro and the Con-
stiiution'
This contest will be sponsored by
the Golden Gate lodge No. 973,
George Wilson exalted ruler;
Grace Alma Temple No. 675 and
Rose Boldcn daughter ruler.
second Baptist
The Second Baptist church was
filled TO capacity sunday morning.
The congregation was as beautiful
garden OF beautiful flowers
The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Jones.
delivered a masteriul message on
Christ Is Risen The choir rem
dered the music.
In the afternoon. the Sunday
school and BYPt rendered their
Easter program which was very
interesting
In the evening the Rev. James
Ayler delivered the message, which
was enjoyed by all
The pastor. the Rev. Mr. Jones,
will conduct revival meeting at
the Revelation Baptist church. Gin
cinnati. Ohio. for the next ten days.
The Rev p l.. IIerod is pastor
The Senior choir will render
their Easter cantata next sunday,
April 20 al S pm. All are invited.
In Honor OF Rev. X. II. Cobb
r Remember his Creator In the
days OF his youth.
H-Heard the voice OF our Savior
through the ministry OF Bishop
c. n. Mason. was saved at the
age OF seventeen. and became
member Of the church.
c Counted all things loss TO gain
Christ.
O-Obeyed the doctrine. obtained
the ministry and IL state
8 oyerseer OF wisconsin.
Beloved Of the Brotherhood oil
the entire Church OF God In
Christ
r Beloved husband OF beautiful
wife. whose first name also be-
gins with n 3D."
(Signed)
FLOYD Coleman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
End Bapf.. 9Th Ave. and Brcakes IT.
Rev. 4. W. (arpenter

Sunday school. $50 morning
service. IL am BYPU, 6 pm. eve
ming service 40
The weather and the churches
combined to give Mr and Mrs John
q Public the finest Easter have
ever witnessed. There was plenty
for everybody to do and al
throughout the day. Six am. sun
rise scryicc AZ Second Baptist Mrs.
G. W. Carpenter officiating Mrs
Gladys Johnson sang SOLO and in
addition there were many reciia-
tions Five children were baptized
AT ih, service which was well at
tended. Seven am caniata and
paniomime az Browns Chapel Npsi-
lanli: The Rev. Mr.. simmons pas
tor Many ~ our people went over
from Ann Arbor and all had good
time Eleven am. the usual morn
ing services: both churches report
overflow crowds Seven-thirty
pm. canfatas Al both churches as
previously announced in these
nages.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
FLINT NEWS
r,,pNIPsEED, Representative 1902 Main Street

, show was given at the YWCA au.
ditorium, April 10 after which a
dance was held and music furnish
ed by the WPA orchestra.
The two clubs wish to thank all
the merchants and models who
made the show a success. Models
were
Messrs. Charles Mills. Abner
Davis. Lionel Verdun. AL Washing
ton; Misses Bernice Metcalf. Dor
othy kinley, Dorothy Childress,
Dorothy Nerdun. Grace Hamilton
Mesdames Ruby Beck. Vasalonyer
Beam. Louise Wilson, Odel Broad
way, Mary Dunn. Agatha Haley
Doris James. Ceola Norman, NJ.
Dunn and Miss Elsie Pratt and
Mrs Broadway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

Samuel Edmonds died at his
home Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Edmunds was 81 years OF age. He
was born in Quincy. Fla. and has
been living in Albion for II years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Lizzie Edmonds: son. Roy four
brothers. three sisters three grand
children and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral service will be held Mon
dav AZ pethel Baptist church. with
the Rev. o. J. steele officiating
Burial will be IN Riverside ceme-
terry.
scout Troop So had their banquet
Wednesday evening at the Bethel
Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Announce Exams

The Civil Service Commission
announced this week that examina-
tions Will be given for Pubic Sery-
ice Attendant (female) and Junior
Health Inspector April 26 and 2s
respectively The last filing date
will he April II, Examinations for
Veterinary Inspector will be given
April IS. last filing date May 3 and
for General staff Nurse (perma-
nenu May ., filing date May ?.
General Requirements: Applca-
ton must be made on an official
blank which may he obtained al
the office OF this Commission 18th
floor Water Board Building 1875
Randolph street. Detroit Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
MT. CLEMENS

The Sunday School lesson was
reviewed by Pastor Williams.
Or. Moses Williams preached in
the morning on My Best" text,
Gensis 43:ll
An interesting discussion was
held at the regular ACE league
hour Selected readings were given
by the yonng people.
The pastors Aid club is siill
carrying on great work They will
meet next at the home OF Mrs Ger
trude Miller s23l9 Collingwood
r. J Hubbard's home was COM
nleiely DESTROYED BY FIRE recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
REPORTERS
ATTENTION.!

Town reporters a r e
urged to concentrate on
events which are to be
held, rather than those
which have already oc-
Cured.