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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Hubbard Blanks
Foes in CY0

Seniors in the CYO Softball
League completed the third sched-
ule of games with % contests.
Don Hubbard turned in his second
shutout as st. Boniface trimmed
ST. Vincent, 60. Eron Ghristy
aided the cause by betting out a
double and triple 10 account for
four runs.
Northwest Division 4 Precious
Blood 2; Epiphany 2. st. Bugid 5, St
Gregory T. ST. Luke o.
Southwest Division st. Peter tLithuan-
lam s, ST. Mary Msgdslen 'Melvindalel ?
ST Lawrence 8. 81 John Nepomuccne ..
North Division ~. Rita Z. 81 Benedict
1. Blessed Sacrament -. Madonna ~ 81
RNa's Mission 3. St Bartholomew santa
Maria 10 San Francisco ),
Northeast Division St Florian s Pat.
ronage Of st Joseph 2 = our Lady Queen ot
Heaven g. Holy Name 2 81. Louis the
King Z, our Lady Queen OF Apostles ].
West DiviSion-St. Anne u, Holy Rosary
Z: 81. Boniface q. 81. Vincent o. Holy
Trinity 4. 81. Agnes !.
Southeast Divis!on--St. David =, 81.
EDWARD o: 81. Martin II. Nativity J..
East Division-Sweetes Heart or Mary
81 Catherine (So. II ] ST. Albertus .,
81. Catherine mo. ~ 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Fort Wayne 9
Kept at Camp
By Alert Call

Detroit Baseball Federation was
forced 10 postpone a game SEIZED.
uled last Sunday for an unusual
reason. A soldier team represent
ine Fort Wayne was TO have made
jts debut in Class 3 against lie.
A. c. hut the players remained IN
the barracks instead. The week
ends alert cali was responsible.
The Fort Wayne team inciden-
tally. has received generous sup
mort in Quitting the PLAYERS.
lack Kotkowsh. manager OF r. &
B. three years ago and now a ST.
Louis Browns scout. contributed a
,jezen- uniforms formerly used by
the +. 4 3. team.
Bradford. only unbealen team
In Class c has bagGed John Cree
vev. ClawSon Highs great all
around athlete Crecvoy struck
out u batters in SeNen-lnnlng
prep contest early this week. lie
stands 6 feet = inches and weighs
DIP pounds. George Stapulla.
Pepsi-Cola catcher. IS leading the
Glass A hitters with 600 after col
lectine four hits against Hodges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Baseball School
"opens Saturday

Opening registration for the
Chrysler Juniors baseball school
will be held at the Chrysler In
dustrial Field, Huber avenue just
east of the Plymouth plant, Satur-
day morning starting at 8 o'clock.
Carl Barberi, we'll known De-
troit sandlotter and baseball coach
at Mt. Pleasant High School. will
be head coach, assisted by Joe
Kritch. another Detroit sandlotter.
They will have a staff of eight
junior coaches to assist them dur
ing their Summer program.
Last year 126 teams took part
in the school, biggest of its kind
in the world, 1t is expected the
number will be even bigger this
Summer.
All boys between the ages of IL
and Is are invited TO register
Saturday, rain or shine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Ontario

CFcO (chathann) $3.50 p. m. Thursday
CKoC (Hamilton) 1:15 p. m. Saturday
CKCR (Kitehener) 500 p. m. Thursday
CKCo OTTAWA 6s1S p. m. Friday
GIGS (Strstford) 7;45 p. m. Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Toledo SoftbalI Team
Makes Debut Here

The Toledo Paige 10, a former
world champion. will make its Dc
,roit NOV IN the Michiean-Ohlo
Softball League tonight when u
faces Lawrence tBurr-PatterSonl
of Detroit. in Mavk Park at .
O'Clock. Keller Wildcats and Paris
of the Detroit Softball Association
girls league open at 7:3O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Baseball in Brief
Nv International New, Service
NONE RtN HuIERs

HOME RUN HilIERs
Bloodvorih, Senators; Johnson, Athletics.
Leaders
American York, Tigers. 10; Johnson,
Athletics IL, Heath Indians 10
National .- OFT. Giants. T., Camllli.
Dodgers, y: Nicholson, cubs, 10.
LEADING BATTERS
American Williams. Red Sox .424; Gro
min. Red Sox .372; Cullenbine, Browns,
.37l.
National Reiser. Dodgers, .36l; Slaugh-
ter, Cardinals $40; Hack, Cubs, .3i5.
RUNS BATTED IN
American York. Tigers, IS. Keller,
IS Gordon J anhees, 81.
Standardization Cubs A. OFT
Giants, IS. Moore Cardinals 81,
LEADING. PITCHERS
American Fellef. Indians won II olst
2 Lyons White SoN, Won 5 lost ] Lee,
White son, won los u; McCrabb,
Athletics won ; lost g.
National Wsrneke, Cardinals, won lost
7 NHhem and krsf Cardinals won Z
lost q. wyatt Dodgers, won ) lost 2
Cooper Cardinals won lost 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
.ra PLEASURE
CALLS FOR A
GOOD USED CAR

DOpGF-io37 4.door sedan; radio ana
heater. black finish; very clean car :,
SOS down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

4.door sedan; radio ana
heater black finish; very cream car .
S25 down
= 1896 town sedan, black
finish. very clean; SIS down
FORD-fqsO DC luxe Fordor Mack m1ha'r
trim whnewaU tires. heater. Tow mile
axe. 6H-dav guarantee. Si2' down.
I LINCOLN ZEPHYR e.. 1887 4-do0r sedan,
radio and heater. plates fun price $40
$40 down
MERCURY 1889 2-door sedan; radio and
heater; fun price Sf2a your car Gown.
1910 club coupe. special
de luxe. beautiful iu appearance and
guaranteed your car or $50 down
Ia sALLE 1897 4-door. radio. heater.
W " tires, etc: lustrous deep green
finish. clean interior. Hurry with your
car ~ sac down: fun price. S2s9.
FORD 1885 s-passenger trunk sedan, just
gallon: heater excellent motor and tires
one owner. but You must hurry, u can {
last for only Si9 down
BUICK 1910 super club coupe ia out
standing condition: from the beautiful
1.t0re finish % the immaculate trim, every
ex,rs factory radio. undersest heater. etc
Your car or $50 down. also special. SI1a
FUN price.
MERCURY 1890 club opera coupe; radio.
hester, whitewall tires. finished 10 A.
trsctiye Nassau green; one owner. buy
now avoid fhr inCrease m price fou mus,
hurry 90 be first. Only SEQ down Ions
terms
PLYMOUTH 1887 5-passensrr sedan nn-
shed lu sparkling black. radio. heater
nice trim fgA price 1888. $50 down oi
trade
pongr 1857 s-passcngef touring sedan
rVrrl'ert mechanically, finish ami trim
cacenil9neily clean, many extras your caI
~ $50 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Athlete Honored

Ted Konetsky. Pittsburgh foot
ball tackle, has been named one of
the university's 10 outstanding
Seniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
THEY GRADUATE

Three members of Cooley Highs
team. the best In the schools ms
tory. are expected TO play for
Andrews Club in Class {. >. :.
They are Charles Aphgian, Dave
Jaska and Bob O'Malley. -. Last
day for releasing PLAYERS in the
Federation is June IL last Tor
signing July Is. Big influx oil
college and high school players IN
the next few weeks will increase
the turnover.
Joe Borovich, Vlasic first base
man, has landed coaching Job at
Elkton Mich High School IN the
Thumb district. Herb Nord-
uuist 20-year-old former sandlot
pitcher. has appeared in 10 games
for Toledo in the American Asso-
citation so far, more than any
other on the staff. He has won
three and lost none. . His best
catcher, Phil Sahara, having been
drafted. Manager Artie Schwartz
of Altes has signed Larry Clesel-
ski of the Dearborn League.
One of the most versatile ath-
letes in the d. B. +. is Tony
Shower, Powers catcher. Has
played football. basketball and IS
a pretty fair golfer #. shot a u
in the L. of d. Alumni tournament
the other day. Best bowler
among the Sandlotters is Andy
Bino, Walt Williams pitcher who
lost his first game in three seasons
last Sunday. Shot 677 in the
singles in this years A. B. c. tour
nament for $50 prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

Billy Soose for mlddleWelght
title bout in Chicago in July.
American League scout be-
lieves 1941 season is producing
the best crop of rookie hurlers
In the history of baseball.
University of w : h ington
crew draws lane one for the
June 25th running Of the Pough-
keepsie regatta.
Big Bill Tilden and Fred Perry
and Don Bulge and Dick Skeen
paired 10 play opening singles
in Forest Hills pro tourney.
L.. s. G.. a. cracks down on
national open field with plan 10
examine clubs OF all players 20
make sure the clubs comply
with regulations.
Gene SaraZen dominates By
ION Nelson as the probable win
ner OF national open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
HighIigh+s
In Sports
OVERNIGHT SPORTS REVIEW
Nv international News Service

Mike Jacobs tentatively plan
ming TO match Tony Zale and
Billy Soose for middleweight
title bout in Chicago in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Smar+en Midseason Menus
With Food Accessories
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

kippered sturgeon The sturgeon
is heavenly -. tender and deli
cately Favored Make into a
paste and spread on crackers or
add to a cream sauce and pour
over toast.
Soups or biSques are always
popular at this season; therefore
we're glad TO know of a bisque
of shrimp and another of cray
fish. Too. there's a real South
ern okra gumbo. These are just
right for luncheons or dinner
first courses.
1t used to be that we added
fruits. pickles or relish to make
sandwich or appetizer spreads,
but today we Just go out and buy
them ready-miXed. no more both
ering 10 cut up cherries or
pickles. There is available now,
cream cheese packed with cher
RIGS and another spread of cream
cheese with relish. You should
try them
For shopping information re-
garding the items mentioned,
call Prudence Penny, Detroit
Times, Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

herself at Sullins College. down
in Virginny, and recently was
praised for a paper she read be-
fore the Science Club, we under
stand
While she was thus engaged.
her great friend, Miss Marian
Metcalf Edgar. was in the East
at one of the big college Dos
having a whirl but today finds
her back at Michigan and think
ing about that Latin exam she
took at 9 this morning after
landing in Ann Arbor at exactly
, :40 a. m. 49,.
THAT WAS a merry little
party they had at the Walter
Reese O'Hairs, yesterday.
The fair Willis invited numer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Bert TayIors
Won't Buck
Revolution
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. - The
Bertrand L. Taylors have de-
cided not to buck" the "revolu-
tion"-they're just going TO float
along. taking life easy in Florida
and California.
Once Bert" and Olive. ne is
the father of Mary Taylor who
is carving out career in Holly
wood. presided over a tripler
pentl. ouse apartment in the Sut.
ton Place sector-a lavishly APP
pointed suite in which they gave
equally lavish parties for Aston
and Vanderbilts and film stars
ranging from Constance Bennett
to Lupe Velez and from Cary
Grant to Enrol Flynn.
Came the day when the Tay-
Tors felt the "upkeep of their
mirrored penthouse was prevent
ing them from doing many of
the things they yearned to do.
So they gave it back to the
Indians" (which has become the
social slang way of referring TO
the handing over to banks of
apartments bought in those lush
days of '29t-and- settled in a
smaller. less expensive suite on
Park Avenue.
Despite a sincere feeling that
the days of rlaking any real
money down in Wall Street
ended long ago. Bert" Taylor
kept on at the helm of his brok-
erage business for the sake of
his employees. About six weeks
ago. Bert" sold his seat on the
New York Stock Exchange and
retired from business-much to
the surprise of Wall Street.
For the seat" he could have
sold in the roaring twenties"
for nearly S500.O0O. Bert" re-
ceived a paltry S35. 900.
No sooner did he have his
financial affairs in order than he
and Olive entrained for Florida.
AT Hobe Sound, some 25 miles
north of Palm Beach. they pur-
chased a two-acre tract on the
ocean and had plans drawn up
for the house now rising on the
site II will be a house embody-
ing all the conveniences of
New York apartment-but not
a tripleX penthouse!
Heigh-ho. while others are
struggling 10 keep up With the
Park Avenue idea" the Taylors
will be enjoying life in the
simple manner in Florida or in
California.
No wonder 7 report they've
decided not TO buck" the
revolution"
The Bert Taylors are all
through with such nonsense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

troll and follows the rules Of
common sense plus what he Tor
she) has learned from experience.
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. 2s
Vu9o-Some good fortune in
practical matters, and some try
ing moments, especially il you
permit little pesky things to take
your time and attention away
from the more important. worth
while issues.
SEPT. - TO OCT. 20
LibrG-May not be a money
day but certainly is one for get
ting places through good per-
formance and straight thinking.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
.Scorpio y Builders, engineers
(civil and transportation, tool
makers, plumbers, expert me-
chanics and all of you who are
generally handy and clever: give
the best performance you know
'how-benefits will follow.
NOV. u ~ DEC. y
Sdgittorius - Move cautiously
and patiently this morning. Get
your proper bearings. then you
can act with better precision and
accuracy.
DEC. e5 TO JAN. ef
CapricorH-Unnecessary risks,
foolhardy promises or perform
ances should be Stunned. But
face your responsibilities with
the NEEDED courage and fortitude.
JAN. 29 TO FEB. 90
AqHorius-The unexpected II
very likely to occur. Be ready
to meet any exigency. This does
not necessarily mean difficulties
it can mean unusual good for
tune. Be on your toes.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-The afternoon can be
profitably and agreably pleasant.
Your planet. Neptune, is twice in
good aspects to the Moon.
A CHILD born on this day
will find some limitations in its
restless desire for change and
amusement. 1t has a bright
mind, is intuitive and a good stu
dent. Must be taught to stand
firmly on it's own feet and to
cultivate its finer qualities to the
utmost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
South Calls
Mrs. Charles
Du Charme
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

IT'LL BE we'll into Spring be-
fore you see the handsome Mrs.
Charles Bagley Du Charme
again.
She and her mamma, Mrs.
Isabelle C. adbeer, have
opened their Winter home in
Tyron, n. C.. and there. close TO
the George s. Brannons, they'll
remain for the next several
months-with Mrs. Bradbeer re-
turning in April. a shade ahead
of her daughter. TO the Pointe.
NOW THAT the Bundles for
Britain MISUNDERSTANDING
business is a thing of the past
Miss Kathryn Bracken won
them. in case you hadn't heard),
Mrs. Arthur Gardner plans to be
off the end of the week for her
Winter home in Miami Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Interesting

THEY SAY Eric Sevareid cut
quite a SWath With the ladies OF
CaSS Theater Town Hall, Friday,
both at his lecture on 'Europe's
Last Frontier" and afterwards
at the usual and always-dressy
luncheon.
Seated with the days social
lion al this last named function;
Mrs. F. T. Ellis and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Dan Campbell; Mrs.
Harry Menard, Mrs. Gregory
Butler. Mrs. Andrew w. Barr,
Mrs. Charles Morgana. Mrs. De-
Witt Merriam. Mrs. Arthur w.
Sempliner and Mrs. Adolph
Marschner. Mrs. Dan Eddins.
Mrs. Edward Roney, Mrs. Robert
H. Siau and many other equally
-well-posted wimmin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

MARCH p TO APRIL 20
A rieS-Although the morning
aspect is not suspicious for i'm
mediate benefits. sudden changes
or decisions, care and tact can
steer you through 10 the more
favorable afternoon aspects
which especially sponsor mechan-
ical and industrial lines.
APRIL @f TO NAY N
TaHru s-New undertakings,
new partnerships and drastic
deviation from your prescribed
course or duties will require more
than usual skill and thought.
NAY Fl TO JUNE II
e 2 M IN Financial transac-
tons, sales. bids and the like
are under strain, so be cautious
regarding them. Dealings in
iron. steel, copper. wood, tools
and building material especially
favored.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CoHcer-There may be a ten
dency toward uncertainty but
you can handle this by firmly
undertaking your duties.
July - TO AUGUST -
Leo-A difficult but very inter-
esting and productive day for
the one who has emotional con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Siqn z Bands for Prom

AND THAI
Chuck Steiner and his orchestra committee have signed
up TWO bands for dance music
Joanna Bella Tuscan present their Rhapsody
in Sabers' act combining ballet and fencing -.
The favor committee Wande Wolcik Bill Nern Darrell
Burton and Frank Hartge have taken sealed lip policy
about the favor TO be given each feminine guest the
They just won't talk
The prom dedicated this year students and
faculty members who have low draft numbers o..
And who will be leaving the University for military
training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

THE MERRY-GO-ROUND life
that a very small "playgirl'
leads requires a varied ward
robe. Here is a practical idea in
TWO enhancing kiddie styles
made from ONE pattern. Anne
Adams offers both a dress and
a sun style in her Pattern 4472.
The panelled lines are easy to
stitch andtto fl. Isn't the yoke
that trims the frock beguiling in
lsce-edged contrast, with small
pointed sleeve tabs to match?
Pattern 4472 is available in
children's sizes 2, 4. s, 8 and 10.
Size s, dress. takes is yards
35-inch fabric, 4 yard contrast
and Us yards lace edging; sun
dress, 1Ss yards 35-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents 15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number,
Address your order to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
menf, 1925 Times Square De-
troit, Mich. Owing to customs
regulations, orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Exchange

MISS FRANCES BARBOUR.
they say, has exchanged the lake
shore for her favorite of all
Winter spots. Key West, Fla.
MISS LA UeRA NOR A n,
daughter of the Thomas Morans,
and Wallace Wellington were
married early Saturday morning
at st. Roses Church, you'll find,
with a reception in Neff road
later in the day for numerous
and adoring friends and rela-
tives.
MR.. AND MRS. SONNY
BURKE have sub-let their New
York apartment in Mitchell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

place and moved up TO New
Rochelle the better TO be handy
for Mr.. BIS musical work at the
famous Glen Island Casino.
The former Miss Dorothy
ellis and her gifted mate are
Just getting over the first thrills
of seeing the previews of the
motion picture. Buck Private.
in which you'll hear /Sonny's
music, -one piece in particular
which has jHstheeh= recorded by
Tommy Tucker, please.
More anon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Alice mcfarland There
NANCY SCALLEN

OF COURSE the person expected to find at the
Chinese Rice Bowl Festival the Scarab Club Saturday
night
Was Alice Mcfarland
Who has always been connected with ad-o-C China
event staged in town
1t only previous and terribly important engage
ment that kept fair Alice away.
She still felt guilty about it,.
And will give her own little Rice Bowl party at Nee
Chuns Third the day well all be observing George
Washington's birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Fashion

ASHTON FLASH from
Hialeah. Fla:
Mrs George Halman in long
white wool cape (capes have
been very much The Thing down
there this Winter, they say with
tan reverS TO match the pigskin
buttons set dlagonally on her
white sports dress. Her hat was
high. white and decidedly off
the-face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
A Recognized Privilege

IT'S A recognized privilege that we can still use the
sabers and swords ard spears and other military mped
mentis with light heart here. ...-
In fact the Military Motif has been adopted BY the
University of Detroit juniors this year.
For their annual prom
ut will take place FeDurary p in Graystone Ballroom
Carl Schmidt. general chairman for the prom. told his
committee the other day that the students had
this motif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
What Nancy Wore for Affair

THAT CUTE dark-hared Nancy chose afternoon gown
with black skirt blouse
cticaly appiqued in black
And her flowers orchids.
Mrs Soallens black gown had top of silver lame
and the mother Of the bdegoomect chose gray and white
Spring print
Guests mostly Nancys young friends
she asked assist her during the afternoon:
Sister Katy in black tafeta
Mrs Dan Mcf1unee IRenee RenaudJ light blue
tafeta
Jeanne Colby in black crepe.
Mary Gien of Bloomfield Hills....in peche net
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
In N ayf E: 'u

GUESTS TO the Muirland home of Judge and Mrs
John p. Seallen yesterday,
Were greeted by 12year-od Paul Scallen all done up
behops uniform bellhops red uniform. rather
Who handed each lacy red and white Valentine.
Nancy and Gene the Valentines said.
thus learned that Nancy Scallen is engaged
Eugene A. Gargao, of Mr. and Mrs Don Gargaro Of
Canterbury drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

FASHIONS WITH all of their
unusual and intriguing Access
series have nothing on foods e.
for there are new and mighty
tasty seaSonings and even entire
dishes coming on the market
daily.
Yes, you may have cooked for
years and served the family
steaks broiled to a turn. but be
up-to-the-minute and sprinkle
the next one with a brand new
salt.
Works Wonders
This salt is fne-grained. sea-
Soned with sugar. spices, herbs
and flavoring. 1t does wonders
for a meat loaf. stews, vegeta-
bles, eggs. and tossed green sal
ads. The men invariably look up
from hearty enjoyment of a pot
roast dinner and say. Whats in
this to give that good flavor?
Somehow, 1t tastes better than
uSual!'
A 4-ounce can of this product
sells for % cents. BY the way.
Why net get-eRe- eftheSe unique
little penguin shakers and fill it
for table use.
Stuffed cabbage is available~in
cans enough for three or
four servings only 10 cents.
Between the leaves are ground
meat. rice, tomatoes, salt and
pepper Simply heat for 10 min
uteS and serve.
Unique Cabbage
Sweet-Sour red cabbage also
comes in No. = cans. It's sea-
Soned with vinegar, brown sugar.
salt and pepper. Heat before
serving and if your taste die
tates, add vinegar and brown
sugar.
This is one Of those vegetables
which We often forget about
and it does 90 we'll with spare
ribs. pork roaSts and similar
meats. Two cans sell for IS
cents.
Also i'm the vegetable line are
canned waffled carrots and
beets OF course they're no diff
ierent in flavor but mighty at
tractive Is cents a can.
Novel Pickles
Spiced grapes are also avail
able and a variety OF
pickles. The latter have names
which make our mouth water
Cousin Helen's cucumber
pickles. Miss James green to-
mato slices and Miss Lucy'S
mustard sauce. These are all
excellent with meat.
Then there are enormous
crisp sweet pickles packed whole
in an attractive rectangular jar.
They're smart and different q.
clever served whole in the relish
tray.
Smart Snscks
For appetizers or snacks you
should try smoked crabmeat OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
Joined the Snow Fans

THE SKIING enthusiasts continue leave Winter time
Detroit every weekend 90.
For few days their favorite trails up at Wander
bit
Mr.. and Mrs George Coleman Booth of Cranbrook
road Joined the fans this past weekend.
They took. Barbara Smith, daughter of the Guy C.
Smiths with them for all the fun -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

Gus of her friends 10 come over
and stuff envelopes for her
brother, Judge John d. Watts.
and then take on good. husky
buffet supper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
In+erIocked Floral Hearts

TWO INTERLOCKED floral hearts
Conferred the tea table.
Nancy will be June bride and she's terribly ex
cited about being brde-elect.
Two whole weeks she had all the food planned for
her tea party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10

This juvenile water sprite IL
SALLY CROMWELL, pie
turned with her pretty mother.
Mrs. John BromweIl Jr. Of
Detroit. at the PancOast Hotel
at Miami Beach, Fla.
MR.. AND MRS. IRVING
GOLDEN OF Boston boulevard
announce the betrothal of their
daughter. Audrey Lucille, and
Philip Myron Fisher. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry H. Fisher OF
Buena Vista avenue.
In their honor. the Goldens
will give an afternoon and
evening reception next Sunday.