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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Novel Decoration
Easy to Make
Delightful Cen'erpiees
Rests on Lettuce lesf

Even the budget home
maker wants a special decora-
ton for the family Easter
dinner. It's not too early TO
begin To make a smiling white
and pink bunny resting on a
bed of lettuce leaves.
EASTER BUNNY
With a compass draw a 5-lnch
circle on heavy white cardboard.
Then draw an oval inches long
and inches wide just below the
circle with edges touching. Cut
out circle and oval in one piece,
forming the foundation for the
head and body of the bunny.
Pad both sides with tissue and
wrap with a 1-inch strip OF white
crepe paper cut across the grain.
For feet cut two cardboard ovsls
Ia inches wide and inches long.
Fssten two pieces of heavy No. is
wire each Q inches long TO the
top Of each oval. Use gummed
paper tape to hold in place. Then
separate the wires and place
bunny's body in between. Wrap
with strip of white crepe paper
to hold in place. Repeat with sec
ond foot. Continue padding and
wrapping until bunny 10 complete
ly formed. Then cover with white
crepe paper which has been
stretched and crushed between
the fingers. The two front paws
are made of tissue and covered
with the white crushed crepe
paper. Paste paws in place. Cut
two ears inches deep and Ia
inches wide out of double thick
ness of white crepe paper. Paste
the two thicknesses together
around the outer edge. Line one
side with strip of Chinese pink
paper. Also cut nose and mouth
out of the pink crepe paper. For
eyes cut a blue Lawyers seal IN
half and paste in place. The
whiskers may be made out of
three pieces Of white spool wire
each S inches long and inserted
through the hunny's nose.
LETTUCE
First cut lettuce leaf pattern out
of plain wrapping paper. Make
the leaf IL inches deep, 8 inches
wide through the center and 2
inches wide across the bottom.
Round the corners at the top.
Then cut six petals out Of the
yellow crepe paper, petals out
OF spring green or chartreuse and
S out of summer green. Stretch
and crush each petal across the
top, then cup deeply through the
center. Smooth out some of the
crushing and group the petals to-
gether with the yellow petals In
the center, then a row OF spring
green and then the summer green
Tie all together with spool wire
Spread out surplus crepe below
the spool wire and paste on tor
Of 4-inoh cardboard circle
Spread the lettuce leaves out ant
/ Mace bunny in the center
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

before YOU set out to choose among this years
- cars be you're up-to-date this years facts!
Be sure check the bigness and the comfort Of the
lo41 FORD.
You'll find this Ford gives ride that's not just inn
proved but wholly this year. From springs frame,
the chassis has been reengneered give the lowprce
field something new in softness in quietness,
in levelness good road bad The result is ride
that many people say compares well with any ride they
ever had in cars of any price.
When it comes roominess, there's still more good
this year your Ford dealers Nowhere else in
its Al field do passengers get much actual passenger
room-so much total inside length total seating
width or so much knee-room in the you
find in this BIG Ford.
If you're about to trade your car, and you want to
be you make the most Of your trade this year
drop around your FORD DEALER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
TodaY's
Recipes
SHRIMP AND PEAS
HOLLANNAISE

81, -ounce jar shrimps
n cup mayonnaise or salad
dressing
Dash Of pepper
\, cup milk
! cup drained cooked peas
Wash shrimps and remove black
lines along the back. Place mayon-
naise and pepper in top Of double
boiler. Gradually add milk, stirring
after each addition until smooth.
Cook over boiling water min
utes. stirring constantly. Add
shrimp. and peas, mix carefully.
Add salt. if necessary. Re-hest
about 10 minutes. stirring occs-
sionany; If overlooked. sauce will
curdle. Serve Immediately on
crisp toast, buttered rice, or mood
les. Approximate yield: portions
CHICKEN AND PEAS
HOLLANNAISE
Substitute l cup diced cooked
chicken for shrimps. Add /. cur
sauteed fresh mushrooms and /.
teaspoon grated onion with chick.
en- and peas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Brush Up Woolens

To restore the new look 70
long-napped woolens AFTER
laundering. stroke gently with
soft brush. This should Grad
icate any matted appearance
Of the nap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

phisticstion and helps to keep the
couture neat This model Is
shown also in red. navy or green.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Even the budget home
maker wants a special decora-
ton for the family Easter
dinner. It's not too early TO
begin To make a smiling white
and pink bunny resting on a
bod IF letfuce leaves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

For The Inside NeWs' of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
What's On the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
gwen Inc tietrott iimes
hN the stations herein
-44~4r-i- it-ss-~- presentations
- scheduled are not On
the sir. the fsuit lies with
tho stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
QUINTUPLETS
use MuSTER0LE for
Chest COLDS
Mother-Give Your CHILD
This Same Expert Carel

At The first sign Of the Dionne Quin-
tuplets catching cold-their chests and
throats are dubbed with Children's
Md MRsterole "a product uradc To
promptly relieve the DISTRESS of
ehildren's colds and resulting coughs.
The CUNTS have always had the
hast Of care. so mother-you nav be
assured Of using Just about the BEST
product made when you use Musterole.
MORE than an ordinary "salve"-
warming, soothing Musterole helms
break Up local congestion. Also made
IN Regular and Extra Strength for
those preferring stronger product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Variety SpdrkIes
In Radio Drama

THE time has come" the
walrus said. ito speak of many
thinRs-of shoes and ships and
sealing wax and cabbages and
kings"
\ Taking a cue from those i'm
mortal lines OF Lewis Carroll the
producers OF The Front Page
Drama program 10 be heard over
station WJBk at 2.45 p m. to-
morrow write and act of many
things. including
A king of ancient Egypt who
was murdered and how his wife.
the queen. plotted vengeance.
OF A Fortune Kicking Around
Your Attic proving that many
persons clean out an attic. throw
away things apparently worthless
and then find that they were val
liable pieces of Americana.
OF the mystery of the three
legged and bob-tailed rats of
Maine " and highly amusing
story of a court room scene which
shows poor little girls the ro-
mantle slickers tried TO fool
All the incidents detailed in the
Front Page Drama are based on
feature articles in The American
Weekly with THIS Sundays issue
of The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

WANTS TO speak to me ."
Carolyn repeated as II puzzled.
But nobody knows I'm home.
Who can II be: Did he give his
Nance
She turned sharply upon the
maid, but the girl could give her
mo information.
He didn't give me his name
she said. ana Carolyn wTtil
little shrug OF her shoulders.
said, Excuse me, please" TO the
rest of US, and went out OF the
door.
But I noticed two things. First.
that her eyes held a distinct ex-
preston Uffs dread wfIICfh I hoped
her mother did not notice. Second,
that she closed the door behind
her. so that We could not possibly
hear the conversation.
Dicky's eyes were upon me. and
I telegraphed him a signal TO keep
the attention OF Helena and Sam.
He promptly put questions that
required attention and answering
to both of them. and under cover
of the distraction i spoke TO Ron
aid standing near me.
Get on q branch telephone
immediately, and listen To that
conversation" / whispered.
For the fractAm of a second he
esAxea ne me almost with horror.
his standards and breeding revolt
l&E Then, with a realization os
whas WIS at stake. he nodded,
and went - swiftly and noiselessly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Shot in theBd(k'
Radio Feature

Shot in the Back is the title
of the latest episode in The Adj
ventures of Jungle jim" TO be
heard over Station WJBK at 400
p. m. tomorrow. the program be-
ing based on the Jungle Jim &C.
ton adventure feature in colors
in the Comic Weekly with The
Sunday Times.
In this episode. Jungle Jim real
lies. TO his great relief. that the
Panama Canal has been saved
from destruction but there occurs
an incident which he little antici-
pates-another evil act by the
sinister .J-7.
Hear the program over Station
WJBk tomorrow. and see the
Jungle Jim action pictures in The
Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
A Sequel 10 Marriage MeddIers

out Of the room that I was sure c
neither Sam nor Helena had seen b
him 60. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

out Of the room that I was sure
neither Sam nor Helena had seen
him go.
JUST A DATE" CALL
II seemed an eternity. but Of
course was only a matter Of a few
minutes before Carolyn came back
into the room. / noticed that there
were bright patches Of color on
her. cheeks. that her eyes were
=tFfftitlie ard s5fffF
was tense as she sat down IN her
chair.
"Nho was your caller, Caro-
iyn ff1f-f' mother asked play
fully.
"One Of the boys from New
Haven" Carolyn answered
easily. too easily ! suspected.
I'D forgotten telling him YES
terday that L might cnme home
today. He took chance on
getting me, wants Ia date me
up for a dance next week"
THAT will he nice" her
mother said. smiling II wonder
sometimes how YOU get any
studying done with all seeF
dates"
But there was no censure in her
voice. and no further inquiry INTO
the identity Of the unknown caller
Helena Brixton is one of the
women who believe that plenty Of
dates are necessity for a
daughter at college or al home.
SETTLED BACK
Carolyn settled back in her seat
and relaxed | noticed, however.
tina. she was cycling me fuuvely.
but ayerting her chances when
ever I looked in her direction. and
/ found myself eagerly awaiting
Ronalds return. sure that he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

On week days enjoy the, two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
By Zane Grey

could explain why Carolyn should
be watching me after her mysteri-
Gus telephone call.
But when Ronald came back
into the room his face vas livld
and he came directly 10 my side
almost. ! told myself as II he
were seeking sanctuary
HIS eyes were averted from
everyone else. but Just before ne
reached me no sent Carolyn 80
withering a look Of rage and con-
tempt that / vas glad she was not
looking at him
Careful. Ronald" I said be-
meath my breath a he bent over
re under the pretense Of show
ing me some photographs on
The table You mustn't look at
Carolyn that way
Il KNOW, 10 whispered TFeH
added w hen can see YOU
aloneS'
I'll try to go out 10 dinner
with YOU" I whispered, and
I'll manage something. Hush:
Here comes the maid.
The servant appeared in the
living room door. announced
quietly. Dinner is served. - and
Helena rose. went over TO Dicky,
and put her hand upon his arm.
"Sam. will YOU take out
Madge 80 she said. but before he
could reach me. l lnteG2osed
Il know this is objectionable,
Helena" / said. but l haven't
seen Ronald for so long. and |
do want TO talk To him. And l
know Sam must be dying Ia
talk to Carolyn. Mayn't we
switch partners
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
By Lyman Young
BY Fran Striker

Mash a cold cake Of Fleisehnana'a Yeast ins
dry glass With a FORK then add LITTLE tomato
Juice. milk, or water ard SIR tn blended
then I'm zlass. str again. and bRRg tulss
day. It's especially delicious n tomato juiea-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
t Sobesan3eigem +

g II It a b $ ornunG geIt. ant IA.
Sept. 1941, i'm Nlter BON u SaD=
. rem i,t Steubenbille, Sbio. Ct ipar
ber gater BON &ep. Srancis Sor=
nuna S.S.8., in Canon gitp,
Colo. alter 2eier ,tno 8obltater.
Mrs. S. S. 81 rrens. aeb. aatb.
Sbimmiid, eeb. am 2. Mi1g. 1865
in 2,trentburs; berbeiratete iid al1t
% Noe. 1881; seit. am 81. Nug.
1941 in ct. Marf's, &ani. sic
binterlabt ibren Gatten, II ainoer;
Al @nfel ,tno 8 l1renfel. 2elerin
felt 60 Sabren.
@rs. 5enrp Sartmeper, geit.
am %. Mai 1941, int Sitter bon
80 Sabren, in 5pofane, @aib. sic
: binterldBt ibren Gatten Senrp l1nb:
IL &inber. -
Mrs. Anna 8unte-8eirin O.
eeit. I'M Mlter bon sc Sabren lit
&aneod, Mid. Sic tpar geboren
am 16. Gebr. 1856 in Delbriif,
Ser. Haoerbor,t 9elttidlanb, ltno
fam an1 8. Septen1ber 1882 na1
Saneod. Sic binterlaBt 3 S6bne,
2 gohter, ,26 gnfel ltnb 20 l1r=
enfel. Sbr @atte aing ibr inn De-
5ernber 1929 i'm gooe poralf. Die
gbeIel1te batten inn Suli 1926 ibr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
Neitinodj, Sen Is. DfiDter 1911

goloenes gbeinbilditnt gefeiert.
M n.to II Seinrids, gef. am f6.
September 1941, ipobl borberciiet,
I'M alter BON 8S sSsnbreit, III Wat-
tins, Wi1tn. Mlter 2efer.
Nsrs. S Of. Dup ont, aeit. i'm Mai
1941 ia Bbila0elpbia, go. alte
2eierin.
0irs. MngeIa aeI ser, geit. am 8:
Sept. 1941, ill alter bon SO Sab.
rei1 i,t Ma6ena. Winn. Mlte 2e-
Ieri,t.
Gbrip. g 1ipefterg at = eri ii e,
. D.S.G. (Mnna ab,tenentarn), geb.
am 25. Oft. 1866 1T &annoper.
9entidlano; geit. am 20. sssuli
1911 I'M ct. Sobn's Soipital,
Spri,,efielb, Sa, 1lad filr5er5
Rranfbeit. Die gerfforbene trat
bem 8. Srben bes FL. Jran5isfl,S
/. s. 1898 lit s.5pringfiel6, SSn.'
s. bei uno Iegte I'M Sftober 1896 lire
Or6ensgeliibbe ob. Sic binterlaBt
lire 5bipeiter, bic gbrip. Sdiue-
iter Jlabia, O.S.S.
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8efreinng iuternierter MiRionare 1T
-. Gibafrifa ..

Bie. bas fatboliibe iiioafrifaniide
Organ u5be Soutbern Grob" nit
teilt, bat sic iiibafrifanifde &egie.
rlng bie .6reilaiiuns bon $50 inter-
nierten Brie1tern nno 8riibern alt.
georbnet. sic fonneu an bebDrDIid
beipilligte Srte aebelt, oiirfen aber
ni6t ltnter Sen Gingeborenen titig
iein unb feiner1ei Gontaft nit ibnel,
baben; Die 8irfianfeit lit ibne1t I'LL.
ter oen Gltropdern ltno BEN 5arbigen
in e11ropqiiden @ebieten eeitattet.
Ssad oem eleiben 8latt orbnete Die
Heeierung ipeiter an, baB fre,uoe
Wiiiionare Brieiter, 8rioer.
SbpeItern lnlo 2aienbelfer - Die
aus 2dnoern itanlll1en, init Denen
Siioafrifa int Griege ltebt in ibret
@ingeborenengcbieten lire Sdtigfeit
fortieben biirfen; iie itno inbeiien ge.
ipiiien 8eibrdnfltngen nnterporfeu.
Nfit bieiet1 MaBnabmen lit oie iiib.
afrifaniide Miiiion, Die ourd ginbe.
rl1fungen obnebin geidpacbt tporoen
mar, aus groBer SCOT errettet tporben.
8enn ibr bas altslanoiibe Miiiions.
perional e,1taogen iporoen ipdre, no.
ret 1nebr ais 250,000 gineeborene
obne @ottesOienite nno Saframente
gelueielt, bdtte bie @ottesoienltoro.
nllng IN $50 airdet, braitiid einge.
id)rdnft tperoen ,l1iiiien, tpdren 470
Sbulen, rs Spitdler, Al &ra,,fen.
itationett, 81 @ailenba,,ier ,,no 81
anoere Seine aufs idperite beorobt
ooer gGnali6 Iabmseleet tporbe,t.
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renben ollie in elmer &ranfbeit Der-
iprodell. Da fein arat mir beIfen
fonnte, ltabnl iA nleine 3ufluht ailr.
Ni,tter bon Der sSnln1ertpdbret,oer
Silfe nno ipi,roe erbort. q. g.,
Ba. .s.
.... X
Gin Nabbar, elm beiabrter Wan:l
nno Hroteitdnt, iibergab mir $500
nit Der 9itte, oie @abe Sbnen gum
beiten Sbrer stnftalt 5m ididen. @r
bate sic @abe 'periprodelt, tpeun er
tpieher gei'tno 'piiroe, mas audi ges
i1ab. - Mrs. g., ala. .:,.
VIZ. r.
Enclosed please find M. 0. for $500
in thanksgiving for: a favor granted
VIM. T., Mimi. i
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fern beiten Danf nus fir Sic 8eibilfe
gum Sono, Ser fit Sic gerbeiierlln-
gen nuf ben grbolungspldten ber
beioen sentiilare beitinlnlt lit. 8ir
beoanern, bob ipir nidt ieoem einell
@ing 5uienoen fonnet,.
8ir teilen an bieier 5telle l,niern
2efern einen ausaug aus ei1leru Ies-
Ete Wode eingetroffenet, 8rief ntit:
sd beoallere anfridtig ben Cob I'LL.
ieres 2ofalagenten. Ct ipar elm git.
ter alter Serr; tpetrn es III ieiner
Madt geitanben bate, 10 pdre ih ME
nit einent ssabresabonnernent I'M
Niidftanb geipefen. gr -ipar .iebr be-
iorgt u,tt mid ,t1b ipolltc mir .foaar
ieinen e,lten Ntalln beiorgen ,,nb itell=
.te mid bor sipei Sabren iogar ei.
mem eute,t fatboliihe,t Warr1e Dor.
8os lnts am foitlibiten aiitiiiierte,
mar oie gatiade, sbab ser Mann 10
alt ipar, bnB ct bdtte mein @roBpater
iein fonnet. Ser Mgent Datte es of.
fenbar gut ee,neint. Sdb teile Sbnel1
bies nit, tpeil Sic ipobl nidt erra.
ten f0nnen, ipeld groBen @efallen
Sbr Solicitor 1tns 5ugleib nit S.
.ren 8obenblatt au tim beabfihtiate.
M6ee Ct ruben tit 8rieoenl'
5s X
sS,t 8esllg anf l1ltiere arbeitet al
Ser nelten ltnl5altnltng Babe1t mir gu
lnelben, Bob Bis iebt alle Yfoiten nit
seinen Anitrib perieben tporoen iino
unb etipa 60 8foiten an ser Siioieits
bereits an Srt ltnb 5telle fteben.
Die nit ben Mrbeiten 8ei6dftigten
batten an bieIen Steilen nit 9oiioit
SSpD 5l1 fdlnpfen. Die 9eitrage our
grridtl,tg Ser lt1n5dlnlrng Ianfelt
ilrlrner nod iebr ipdr1id eir.
s =
! gSir foatlell Dente ipieoer siuei 1lallt=
bate @aben bon ie $4,000 ,1teloef.
Die erites 8abe lit oas @eidenf eires
langidbrigell 8obltaters 5i1nl anbeuz
fen an ieine berforbere @atti,1. Die
atpeite @abe ipuroe aIs Sell Der Sin=
terlanenidaft bon ei1teln Sreunoe
eingelanbt, ser ieinen Nalnen nibt
5,l beroffelltlidet1 ipiinibt. 8ir ers
ilden llniere 2eier, lire @ebete nit
Sen lntIrigen fir oie Seele,trltbe ser
peritorbenen @obltdter at bereinigeu.
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General 5raneo erlieB Defrete gum
Sdube bes &inberiegens. Eatigfeit
mn6 Hropasanoa gegen 6ieIen neroen
,ln1nGglid gertlnbt. Den Mer5ten, mel.
de fid bergeben, miro fir etlihe Sab.
re ibr Yatent ent5ogen.
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Aus bt,lt ejoiepbimn,lt

!. &obl lrie,l1a11b perabi1e,tt ocn
&rtegslpabt ntebr als bic Sugeno.
9esbalb laiien lu,Iere Stl1oenten es
ii6 aneeleeem iein 1tno hetra6ten es
5ols ibre Bflibt, 1T bieiem ser Goiers
fronafouiain aeipeibten- Monat Of
tober redt fleibia ben .NoIenfra115 5ll
beten. gSir beteit illitanbig 5ur Wfut-
tergbttes, 6alltit bnr6 ibre irdbtige
iSiirbitte ,tnier 2anb nitbt ut ben
&rieg beripidelt ltllb cit bul6igerl
Srieoe iu ser 8elt bergeitei1t tperoe.
8ir it,lo iiberaeltgt, oaB llniere 2eler
iid biefe,n @ebetsfre't53ltg ani6lieben
lperoen.
Seit Sabren mar es 9raltb, beil
Miiiionstaa am Gol,nbustoge all be-
geben. gSir, peroen oen nnirigelL.
mie itbIid), aln @iontag, 13.. 9ftober
abbaltei1. ltnler aollitee lit bereits
cifrig ait Sen Gorarbeitel, Inn ben
Gag 5t eillem erfolgreidelt luto al1e
9eneblnen 5lt madeit. -. ... ~.
X
Gin Iei6ter 9iegen fat unierr
8rasplab ettpas aufgefriid)t, na6benl
er bereits 5tpei1nal ausgeborrt NOR
ben. ssm bpffen ,tno beten Tim bal
bigelt reibliben Sfegen.
X
llriere Seminoriiten benotisen,
tpie alle ilngen 2e,1te, ser Mbipan=
nltua @rbolllng uno fOrperIi6er
ltcbungen. Cine altsge5eidnete @ele-
gen1eit ba5,t bietet bas Subbauipiel.
5elbitberi itanbli6 miro es bon uniern
Semiuariiten i,1 eetpiiien Shranfen
aebaIten, mas es ,t,tsefdbrlid maht
Das erite Spiel tpltroe-- Sonntag Dot
adt Sasen aelpielt. 9ie 5enioren
trlgen iiber Die Su,lioren Den Siee
baoon, tpas lei6t berltdnblid lit, 80
Die Meltern iiber ,uebr- Starfe uno
@rfabrung berfiigen.
X
&eb. Bal1I Obenra6er bon Ser
ser &laiie 1889 bat 6eln Soiepbinium
por fl1raent einen 8ei,,6 abseitattet.
8ei ieiner &iidfebr eripartete i'm cine
lteberraidung, nd1nli6 atpei grner=
nungeu: als Miiiftent int ser bii90fs
liden &an3lei Ser 9iS5eie @rie ,,nb
als 2ebrer ser 6euti6en .Spra9e i'm
neuen &olleg bes 8iidofs.
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SIN GS BY
THE TREASURER

Seute lit elm 9iamantrins an MiB
Marp 3iegler in 2ancaIter, Hd., ab-
segangen. @ir ipreden alien 2eiern
uno Sre,tnoen bes Soiepbinun1s I'M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

scene last Thursday Afternoon o. .
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the hostess
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decorated with huge boQuets 81 yei-
low chr s~aHkhemums. while Ia the
center Of each table 1t which the
guests we're seated. were small bowh
filled with roses and delphtnknma,
The high score prize was received
BY Mrs. B. e Mckenzie. with con-
solatirn going 70 MrS Ernest d
Way.
Mrs. Careers guests we're Mrz
b. e. Mckenzie. Mrs. william Fux.
Jr. Mrs. Ernest 3. Way. Mrs 7.
Ross Murphy. Mrs J. G. McIlwnin.
Mrs. W. HiiItErd. Mrs d A. Handy
and Mrs. w. pelan.