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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
Beautifying Homes
 To Be Encouraged By Defense Authorities

as abundant as space and means permit should be made.
 There are other bulbs which can be grown to blossom with these. but the ones named are the caief features of all bulb plantings. Late tulips, which come at the end of the bulb season, are the largest tallest, and most beautiful of all the bulbs. Bred for gardens for thousands of years, they have been developed into 6 greater variety of colors than any other flower family can show. They cover the rain- bow, except for true blue, and come very close to that. Bulb gardens in tulip time present . picture which no other garden month can surpass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22

once a bride And some of her chums are trying to get her to settle down" But she prefers to be warmed by the memory of her husband (for Q day) who lives in her heart.
 Broadway AesOp: A travelling sales man came to farm house one night and, sure enough. the hays shaker had e pretty dotter After supper, the salesman got her alone, but she excused herself. Said she had to finish some cartoons for Esduire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
PYTHIAN SISTERS
 NAME NEW CHIEF

Mrs. Caroline Wadsworth of An. sonia was elected grand chief of the Grand Temple of Connecticut, Pyth. ian Sisters yesterday, at the annual convention of the organization in Hartford. Mrs. Minnie Burton of Ansonia was named state press cor- respondent, and Mrs. Henrietta Curdts of southbury, junior su- preme representative.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22

Britain has purchased Jarnaica's entire ie4i sugar crop of i67,000 tons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
AxARHHUANA

Logan, Utah -- CUP) = Officials of Cache County and federal agents began the destruction of . large plot of marihuana, estimated to value $50,O00. The plants. found at Mendon, Utah, comprised one of the largest patches of the narcotic drug in the history of the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
Walter Winchel
 O. BrO0dN'ay ..
ssssas wssa RssaassSa cSUyrs>s Ssss. DsuS msssssD

Talk says it1l be the biggest coin maker he's ever minted Mary Mulhern lone of Ziegfeld's loveliest) has quietly married her late hus- bands best pal. His names Mur- phy. He paused recently to tell Mary how sorry he was to hear about Eddie's passing and then up and married her.
 Midtown vlgnette: She is a show girl, unemployed for six months. Her one-tine pretty clothes are wearing thin-and she has one pair of stockings to her name |. But you'd never know 1t to look ct her-so immaculate is she |. Sunday evening about nine an idea hit her so hard 1t nearly knocked her down She phoned several gentlemen friends and finally per- suaded one of them to take her to the Stork Club TT have a special reason" she said, "Ill tell you if it happens" Sunday midnight at The Stork Is Balloon Time |. A prize might be a tiny Stork pin All the ladies are entitled to catch two balloons, which contain prizes, or up to $i00 in caslll If she got one of the $l00 ore even $50 bills what a breakI She could pay the rent, or a little of 1t, buy another pair of hose. Imagine! So what happened? She won a Stork Pin. The $l00 bill was won by Gloria Baker Topping, who has millions.
 Memos of 3 Midnighter: The forthcoming Jock Whitney nuptials will be very quiet affair If he has his way and the biggest wedding of the century if she has hers . Winthrop Rockefeller is quoted by intimates as confiding that The Only One Who Ever Mattered Is Whitney Bourne, the former Mrs. stanton Griffis They are saying that if FDR comes out for LaGuardia--he and Farley will be divorced again. FDR will come out for LaGuardia, anyhow .. Although the Klan is outlawed in this state, 1t has been meeting in town under the title: '"The Circle. It co-oper- ates with the Bund, America First, Front, etc. The proper authorities now have the street address, phone number and name of the chief or- ganizer, whose initials are W. D. B. just to let him know they are hep to him even with his mask and nightie oil Neil Agnew and Arlene Francis will bet the guessers they're wrong.
 New Yorchlds: Jan Savitt's plat ter of Afternoon of q Faun"-- trickiest of the two-siders Claude Thornill's Decca-reccad of Moon light Masquerade" Phil Spit alny's composition, Madeleine" a lovely ballad The Velero Sis- ters and their rhumband at the Rainbow Room .. Renee DeMarco at the Trianon Room in the Am. bassador Bob Hope in Para's Nothing but the Truth"-nothing but howls The 3 Rascals ct Tonight" at the Globe The pre- mleTe or LanuCkS HOW GrSen was My Valley" at the RivoN on the 2sth. Proceeds will go to the Navy Relief Fund 1T. L. Menckens new book, Newspaper Days (Knopf).
 Sounds in the Night: At the Tav- ern on 18th: "Ja hear what one can ary said to his wife on their 25th anniversary "The trill Is gone Tn the Cub: '"There goes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
IN '1s MODEL.

Ohico, Cal. = (Up) - An. Y. Knight of chico is still driving c 1912 automobile, purchased new for 9060 and driven about 100000 or S00,Oo0 miles," T will still do 50 miles an hour, although I usually average about 2B," said Knight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

Mark Twain Is Rated" was by Mrs.
F. NJ. Barnhart, in which she read
from Innocence Abroad and his
European Guide.
Mrs, Johnson. assisted by Mrs.
Mary Green, served d salad plate,
followed by strawberry shortcake
and coflee, t her guests in the late
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
Returns to Wilmington

Mrs. {. c. Cheatham, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. {. O. King here, has returned
10 her home in Wilmington. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Parks. and Mrs. King ac-
c~ompanied her home, returning to
Henderson Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
In New York.

c. \. Stewart i, in New York pur-
cr.sing for the Roth-SteWdrt stores
here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
CONGRATULATIONS
@%tAY6&%e
Birth Announcement

Nj. md Mrs. Sanford {. Beard
announce the birth of a -on Carl
Fenncr, on April Is, at Maria Tar
nam Hospital. Aother and son have
returned to their home anC arc re-
to be doing nicely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

has iuaugurated on a small scale a
National Collegiate Scholarship ex-
animation for high school seniors
who will graduate by June. 1871"
The country has heen divided
into eight geographical areas. The
highest ranking student in each
area will receive S250 award In
addition. there Will be eight alter
mates, one for each OF the eight
areas. who will receive scholar
ships Of $50 each.
II the winner cannot accept his
scholarship, The alternate will re-
ceive the scholarship and the next
highest person in tho area will take
the place OF the alternate.
The committee on awards will
reserve the right to award schol-
arship to contestant without
stipend or with partial stipend. II
in its judgement. the winners fin
ancial need does not warrant his
receivig the full stipcd.
For further Information about
the contest communicates should
be addressed to Mrs. Paul Alexan-
der. 400 King.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Sandwich
Suggestions

Long Winter evenings. friends
and young people dropping in for
bridge or visit. appetites whetted
nv brisk weather--ihese present a
food problem for the hostess. The
quickest and most satisfactory an
swer is sandwiches.
Both economical and easy to pre-
pare often in advance. sandwiches
are the perfect evening snack
Served with cup OF coffee or hot
chocolate. they are sufficient for al
most any occasion.
Peanut butter in different combi-
nations with chopped raisins. dates,
prunes, jelly or Jam is always a
good sandwich filler. Crisp bits OF
bacon or dried beef makes a good
addition. Open face sandwiches II
cream cheese with olives. nuts or
dates make an attractive and APP
petizing picture on the tray.
Toasted cheese or club sandwiches
are popular with men. For club
sandwiches layer OF cheese. ham
or chicken with tomato or lettuce
make good combination.
Supplied by the visiting House
keeper Association OF the Detroit
Community Fund
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Observe History Week

The Entire Nous club had its
regular meeting last Thursday
afternoon Fen. 18th with Mrs. Ida
Douglass, 5e70-25th street, as hos
tess.
A photograph was shown OF the
proposed club house 10 be bought
hy the Detroit Association OF Col
ored Women. The members agreed
that it IS a very beautiful building.
and the Entire Mons club pledged
$1,000 toward Il; $4,000 was voted
out AT this meeting.
Rev Felix Williams who was
guest speaker. spoke from the sub
ject. "Three Women OF Prominence,
OF Yesterday and To-day"
The three discussed were Har-
riet Tubman. Sojourner Truth and
Mrs. Mary Bethune.
The members responded 10 the
roll call with quotations from Ne
gro history.
After the meeting closed. very
dainty and delicious lunch was
served. with Mrs. Anna Mae Jones,
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker and Mrs.
Laura Tyree. assisting the hostess
Mrs. Alberta Harris accompanied
the soloist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Birthday Party
On Hearts Day

The Happy Hour Social club gave
Mrs. Beatrice walker a surprise
birthday party on ST. Valentine day
at tho Ten steppcrs club at az
Farnsworth.
The table was beautifully deco
rated with a lovely cake and long
white tapering candles. fayors'
candy and nuts. Flowers blended
in with colors OF dan cupid. The
hostess was the recipient OF many
lovely gifts.
Some Of tho guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. samuels. Mrs. Dodse, Mr. and
Mrs. Rivers Mr. and Mrs Williams
Mrs. vsrn Hayes, Dr. and Mrs. II
Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Grads Eye Scholarship
Offered By Howard u.

Calling all high school grads
Howard Cnlvcrsity's competitive
scholarship examination for the
fourth area will be held on Feb
ruary 2lst at the Miller High
School.
The contest is open TO all high
school graduates since 1895 OF this
area or any high school senior who
will he graduated by June 1871.
The highest ranking student will
receive a $3.50 scholarship 10 enter
the freshman class OF Howard
University. Washington, d. G.
The examination will consist Of
standardized scholastic aptitude
test, a reading test and an cle-
mentary mathematics test. requr-
ing a total OF about one and half
10 two hours.
Howard University has establish
ed the scholarship primarily TO aid
bright high school graduates who
are financially unable TO go TO col
lege.
Setting forth the purpose OF the
examination. James NJ. Nabrit, Jr.
Secretary OF Howard University
said:
Recent statistics have revealed
that a large number Of Negroes
are graduating from high school
each year who could, II they were
financially able. 20 to college with
great profit to themselves as well
as 10 the nation as whole.
studies which have been made
and now IN progress indicate that
there are just as many or more
bright Negro high school graduates
who do not 20 to college as there
are who 60. Those who do not go
lose the benefits Of college edu-
cation because they lack the mon
ey 10 finance H.
I'm view OF the fact that We
have too few Negroes with superior
ability in college to allow any
bright Negro high school graduate
to be deprived Of college educa-
ton merely because he does not
have the money with which to de-
fray his college expenses, Howard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Baby Born to
Member of
Bridgedaires

Mrs Tnelma Moss, OF l0293 Del
mar, was hostess at her home to
the Briaeedalres club Friday, Feb.
~ A. pm. the hostess opened
ne meeting with a reading by ].
l. Rais-.
All memhers were present, ex-
cept Mrs. c. Stonestreet. who is
reeuperaiing at the Edyth X.
Thomas hospital. with a seven
pound bundle Of JOY.
A. brief business session was
ss'd' AFTER which all participated
IN bridge and enjoyed the lunch
con served.
The next meeting will be held
Friday Fob. 81, with Mrs. Leila
Ramsey. 594 Adams.
Mrs Lamine Coleman is presI-
dent n mo club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

Party

The Young women's Peerless Art
club met Thursday. February IL
at the home OF Miss Chanie Lindsay
on Eliot street. The president, Mrs
Sadie l.. Lindsay, presided Roll
call was answered with comic quo
tations appropriate for Valentine
nay. The decorations and menu
we're very appropriate for the oc.
casion. Spring flowers SET many q
member to dreaming Of warm
weather and gardens. There are
many garden enthusiastics In the
club.
At the close OF the meeting the
hostess. Miss Lindsay. served a
very delightful luncheon TO the
members aud guests. The next
meeting will be q the home OF Mrs.
Leila NJ Hendricks on Gallagher
avenue in the lovely Conant Gard
ems
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22


decorative Grcecisn costume iep Fl.
ty. necklace and bra clet 10
match Tho honoroes. needless 10
sa, were elated surprised and im.
pressed hcyord Words Sorors and
their company mmoda'eiv went
into tho recreation room where ~
er,onc colchaed dan'ed and DIM
ed until lhe we hours.
Those present were Arorney
Graves Bernard 70 no Bill Luhall
Harriet Pate conkiin BRAY Garnet
Ice. Ralph Mason. Frank renick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Discuss NeW
Home of Club

The North End Social and Art
club met At the home Of Mrs a.
d. Kimball. 500 woodland Avenue,
Thursday. Feb. IL, with Mrs. julia
Carter. first vice president, pre-
siding.
Most Of the meeting was given
over to discussing plans for raising
money for the club home which the
club is planning TO buy.
Visitors present we're: Mrs. En-
ma Shlvers and Mrs. Alice Rich
ards. The latter giving timely
talk on negro History
The club will meet with Mrs
Dorthca Chilison, 2oS2 Burnside
Feb. rs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

trannni dld, Maxine BfONleS,
Esther sanders. sylvia Tucker and
Zelma Collier. Bernice Solomon.
aided hy PLEDGES Cadence Hines.
John Fla Johnson and Mary vir-
rnia Grshsm. ushered the guests
10 their seats.
Enjoying the evening were:
NJ. and Mrs. Ar Thomas, MIR. and
Mrs Samuel Thomas. Mrs. Berna-
dine Tears Or. Walter Hines. DR..
and MIS- J. 49, Goggins. Or. f.. A.
Carer Ms Helen Bryant Gle
.msnis. pr. Robert Bennett. Attor-
nov simmons OF Chicago, MIR. and
Mrs. o 2 Hickox, MIR. and Mrs.
Alexsnder, Miss Dorothy Lee.
Mrs Marian Burton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Han'cr Mrs. Dave stevens.
Charles Kerry. Miss Sadie Dawson
Ms Ethel rors, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Rron simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bihbs.
ludsoa Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ct poynis, Mrs. Mary Watkins.
vii Crawford. MIR. and Mrs.
Claude Cooper. Edward Davis. Mr..
and Mrs Phllip Darlington, Miss
Victoria McCall Mr.. and Mrs. An
ir'w watkins. Miss Hertha Priest.
Flerhe Rour. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
NcTyro Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Al
len, Tim Rouit, George Schuyler OF
New YORK.
Mss .-IIIan Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

Soror Geraldine Bledsoe Installed
The officers for 1871. They afe.
Sorors Justine Nelson ha-ilcns
Narilyn Mcdonald. anri-baslicas,
Roberta Greenidsc, grammscas;
Dora Miller. cpis'leus LOIS Tabor.
iamiochas CAROLYN Plummcr. bod
.Igos Rose Marie Wallace. dean ~
Pledges and Rudella Smith par-
Humanitarian.
Justine Nelson made presenla.
lions to tho guests Of honor. To
Irene Graves went bronze uk
stand and pen, which would add
elegance to any desk. To Mary AZ
nos Miller, went the mos rare and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

Clarence Frisby. Miss Mary Louise
Singleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Smith, Mrs. Thelma Parrish Joseph
A. Craigen. Miss Roberta Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradley. Mr..
and Mrs. Green Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Smith,
Mess. NJ. Dryden, Eddie Tolan,
George Lovejoy. George u. Col
lier Charles McTyre. Harry Solo
mon. Billie Smith. Mr--~snd Mrs.
William Matney. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wingheld Miss Kimbrough. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Collins. Julian Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McCampbell.
Miss Nathalie Lufbroush, Eddie
Richardson. Miss Violet Wilks. Car
lyle Johnson, Miss Juaniia TAYLOR.
Herbert Hin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bur-
ton, J. p. Brannan.
Lowell Couzzens. Miss Thclma
Williams. Miss Boulah Cain. MIR
Burke. Or. and Mrs. Norman
Moore, Miss Jean Cole, Dr Il. Por-
ter. Miss Addie Rohn, Mrs. A. ID.
Kimble.
Misses Evelyn solomon, Cecilc
Whitaker. Ruth Bedford. Juanta
Jackson, Jennie Harper, Helen
Bankhead. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nc
Bride.
Messrs. II. Lindsay. Charles Ste
yens. Joseph Prather, Dewey Oil
plant and SCORES OF other gnesis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Mile Is A Ma

NJ and Mrs Carl p Brirson.
~ ss7 Hague avenue. are proud
parents ~ rine pound baby 10
horn vednesday Feh % at i- o
ar, az Trinity hospital Both VS..
N dred Brasru and Aer daughter
sre doing nicely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Personal
From
by Godfather ANN DIckERsoN


Hello everybody, Gee, what fun
with all the interesting things hap
penng.
Sweetheart Ball
Cupid came to life last Friday AZ
the Sweet heart ball given by lhe
Aurores. pledges to the Sisma's,..
Cupid shot noticeable arrows such
as the once separated pair, Isa-
belle Green and Claude Spivcy
making A come back . Howard
Goolshy. looking with a glenn IN
his eve at Helen Lewis Nalar'e
smith and Glorie Merits we're
looking very sweet escorted hN me
popular photographer, Haliro Mem
deza. and Charles Dickson: Joe
Tandy was bidding everyone An
early farewell -. but young Miss
changed his mind. and so there
he was Edna Patton tried To
give all The gents an even break
so she spent a little time with all
Of the talent David DAVIS Mas
very proud OF EvelNn Procter,..
as he wandered tho place smiling IN
profusion. Juanita Gillon did her
part in trying to direct the Regal
Artist. oh, but they did hne With
ont her Dotiy Quarker wasn't
still minute cause Eddie Mathews
kept her busy. lin still watching
DOVE Garter and Josie Richard
sons fingers Say, Henry Smith
and Herman Saunders. what arc
you gonna do?
Wagon wheels Roll Along
All, The Wagon Wheels a boys
club. was speeding up breeze last
Saturday mite. and such fun
Laughter swamp the home Of Phel-
man Saunders on Whiiewood
Guest spending the wee hours In
joy we're: Helen Turner. Francis
Andrew. Steve Turner, Doris Saun-
ders. RAY Johnson. Willie Heard.
Joyleit Spiet George Ferguson
Charles Parish. Gertrude Zabbs,
Helen Pryor. David Saunders. Raj
oh Howard, Helen Childs. Elsie
Gillon. Ella Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
George williams. Vivian Gillon
Bill Hudson, Sam McDufhe, Will
liam Strong. Betty Marrow, Elma
Smith. Lois Knight. Mildrew New
nv. Marcus Hawthorne Gertrude
Browning, Phyllis Hill, Edward
billiard. Frank Hammons. Clarence
Allen. James Wise. Sandy Young,
Dottv Quarker and others.
In The Alley
Now don, get me wrong, J mean
in the Forest Bowling alley. last
Sunday several OF the members OF
the popular set swung up breeze
down the alley. Emma Saunders
from Flint, Mich. Howard Broad
max. Pontiac, Mich. Ethel Broad
way. Flint. Mich, AL Thomas
swinging top notches. Gertie
Browning throwing high points on
her frst game. .Greather Boone,
Jesse Lightfooi. Leroy Dickerson,
Zelma Lighfioot Bernice Dicker-
son. Alberta Lightfoot. Lucille Tap
pie" Tapisco doing very fine. In
cluded IN this party was few Hec-
tors giving instructions on How
10 bowl. follow them and YOU
will learn how not TO bowl next
time We get ready for lessons from
Herbert Byrd and Maston Byrd
1t will he at your expense.
Party Talk
who are the sorgens7 DO you
know? Nc either. we'll We shall
find out when they will present
their FIRST affair very soon.-..
which bet will he fine.
BYE now. Don't forget TO drop me
a line al 6363 Begole-Goldle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

jorie and Roberta Grefnidre The
occasion was one Of much fesuviiS
hnt MOI without lis moment Of SOL
emniiy.
Before everyone entered the rec
reational room which reminds one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

Of NcAito with
ifs senoras AMI
seroritas adorn-
ing tie walls.
fiiov sonhlpd IN
The living ROOM
AZ this time So
ror Dora Miller
sang Rose IN Tho
Bud. acronipa-
i,icd hs Mary Az
nos Inmediatol,
following { h : =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

one OF the local night
clubs sent some OF It's
star entertainers 10 do
heir bit.
Grace McTyre, the
chairman, was unable
to he out because OF
her brothers death.
PHYLLIS Griffin, presi-
dent OF the sorority,
was hostess. assisted
by n. Louise Hender-
son. Johnnie Mae Nc
Conico. Lottie Don
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

"A h, lota mi LAMBDA sorority.
rverv one WAS in that laugh,
Is,,e aid DE merry mood. Les
,sr carrenf and his orchestra add
~ ~ tho sa,ci, OF the guests, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Greenidge Home Scene Of
Party for AKA Sorors

Beta Mu chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
which is located Wayne lniyerSiys campus honorcd
their former regional director Soror Irene Graves and
their former bascus Mary Agnes Miller at closed
party last SUNDAY eyenng az the home " Sorors Mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
e. = )Uith M (Umr)6fl a. IS
Iotas Play Cupid To
Friends At Plantation

Chinese red heart-shaped cards, in the Valen-
sro manner snowy white tables and softly shaded
ht made very effective background for the fashion
a5le crowd that filled Club Plantation Saturday evening
TIC occaon the second annual cabaret party sponsor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
-. better do
this right
about face

Heir yourself right out OF that skin.
torture victim act and let men and
women see YOU in new light. Rest-
less scratching fingers can't help,
can't comfort. IL is one more tell.
tale misery added 20 itching, burn.
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external cause.
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germicidal action--that's what YOU
get with Black and White Ointment.
That's what affords you blessed
relief. for this ointment soothea
out itch and burn. And the first try
does it 10 your satisfaction or your
dealer will cheerfully refund your
money. So you see, in purchasing
Black and White Ointment you
take absolutely no chances.
Vitally important in cleansing is
good soap. For this reason the fa-
nous super-fatted Black and White
Skin Soap (Which is special skin
soap) is highly recommended for
your regular
use while using WE
Black and White 0c<y--sssr
Ointment. Nur(Ed
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

Hello everybody, Gee, what fun
with all the interesting things hap
pening.
!. A A.. "A NJ