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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28
By MRS. MARIAN C. McGILL
SACRED HEART CHURCH


The masses at Sacred Heart
church were well attended on Sum-
day. Sunday we celebrated the
feast of the most Sacred Heart Of
Jesus. 1t also was a Holy Com
munion Sunday for the children Of
Mary 1t was inspirational TO see
so msny children receiving our dear
Lord for the good of their souls
The mass was sung by Father Car
ron, who also delivered a very in
spirational sermon He brought to
our attention that we are now in
summer season and that God is
ever present with us.
The church never takes a vaca-
ton. neither does our Dear Lord
or our guardian angel The masses
are the same throughout the year
The devil is always busy Confess
sions every Saturday. There are
three priests to serve you. You
don't have to wait until Sunday
morning
Next Sunday, Holy Communion
FOR the young peoples club fol-
lowed by a short meeting. Choir
rehearsal at 8 pm. Please be on
time. The Altar society serves a
breakfast every Sunday morning
after mass.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Of 3948
Bellevue are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth OF a beautiful
daughter weighing 8i9 pounds.
Mother and baby are doing fine.
They are the proud parents OF a
lovely son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Block Of
Benhsm avenue are receiving con-
gra,ulations on the arrival OF twins
Daniel weighing 6ha pounds, and
Donald, six pounds. Mother and
babies are doing nicely Cards Of
congratulations and kilograms ar
rived in large quantities.
VACATIONS
Mrs. Genevera Alexander OF 1873
Tennessee avenue. arrived home on
Friday from Chicago where she
spent a weeks vacation visiting
friends. She reported although it
rained. it did not lessen her round
OF gayeties with luncheons, theatre
parties and what not
Mr.. and Mrs. Crudder and daugh-
ter spent two weeks vacation in
Chicago visiting relatives and
friends: arrived home on Thursday
feeling fine.
Mrs. McGnl OF Tennessee avenue
is quite busy shopping for her
summer wardrobe. They are mo-
toring over TO Buffalo to spend FIVE
days leaving Detroit on the third
and will return on the eighth OF
July We hope they will have a
pleasant trip.
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Hearts WnlEMend'
By LARRY CHISM

marriage wasn't to be thought Of
Just yet
Death Blows 10 Love
Her lips were moist, sweet and
warm when he kissed her. His eyes
searched deeply within hers as il
trying to read her thoughts. Whist
would she think OF his decision?
Would she believe he was trying to
save both from further misery and
restlessness? Or would she believe
he was evading the responsibility of
their love, merely to realize a career
in medicine?"
Almost rudely. he had TO hurry
and tell her his decision before he
weakened, he raised her from his
embrace. Even at that moment,
when he searched her face, he made
gesture Of grading her against
his shoulder and forgot all else
except their love. Again, his heart
as steel, he raised her upwards
Trying to hide the pain because OF
the way he'd taken her arms from
his neck, the way he now avoided
her eyes. and that tenseness about
his lips, Doris stifled a cry in her
throat.
To Love or Not TO Love
Then in the manner in which he
cleared his throat and rubbed his
long fingers Of each hand, then to
examine them carefully, Doris knew
that it had happened. The momen.
tous decision. She sensed that his
words concerned their future, their
love, She tried to still the agonizing
suspense Of waiting for him to
speak.
Now he looked up at her. His eyes
hazy, lips tsut, fingers flexing back
and forth Norman remained silent
for terrible minute. Doris ="
She looked up expectantly. her
heart drained OF life blood CULVER
ing in a death struggle within her
breast.
Doris, Dearest"
Doris, darling. 80" he took her
cold. unresponsive hand in his
Darling" he began a third time
while she waited for the butcher to
slaughter her. we can't go like
this. 1t isn't fair to you" He looked
up quickly, then dropped his head
hurrying on to deal love its final
death bows. 81 wish that you didn''
love me. ." he spoke with averted
face and uneven breath at would
be easier for us to separate, then
if only you didn't love me-" he
repeated in two short breaths.
Norman Renounces His Love
It was these last words, death
blows, which struck the heart o.
the love she'd had for him. She't
expected his words to wound hel
deeply, but not as painng as this
She'd never believe he'd come Il
regret she loved him. But he'd sale
that he did.
at isn't fair for you to continue
hoping for our marriage. It'll b.
years, at least three or four, :.
couldn't ask you to wait that long
A woman needs more than low
to sustain her through years o
waiting"
Slowly Doris withdrew her hant
from his. This, his every word wa!
driving them further apart, Didn'
he realize what he was saying
Or didn't it matter any longer?
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SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1914

Then too" he> remembered 70
soften his blows. you've spoken
OF career in music. This wouldn't
mix with marriage. want you 70
be happy. And contented- with .
career Of your own. Perhaps some
day I'll be proud Of you as World
famous pianist"
The Birth Of Misery, Pain
Now he saw unwiped tears on her
cheeks, a glistening reminder Of
their oft repeated vows Of eternal
love. Tears didn't matter any more.
They soothed the ache in her heart
Now, slowly, she looked at him,
seeing through all the lonely years
to come, why did love give birth
TO such misery and pain as thisl"
she wondered, turning away from
him on the arm Of the overstuffed
chair.
Hopeful Of Their Tomorrow
Perhaps in after years, we can
pick up the threads of our love and
realize such sweet dreams as we've
known the past two years" he spoke
as. consolation. She yielded not
knowing why. 10 the insistent pres
sure OF his arms about her now.
There is no tie strong enough TO
hold a man when he desires free
dom, she told herself. Even though
every atom OF her body cried out
for a stronger bond between them.
Feebly, she broke the silence be-
tween them with. Norman, darling,
understand" Her voice spoke
these words even as her heart de-
MED the truth Of them. She didn't
understand. How could she, But
then she wanted him to be happy.
Her Heart Is Lifeless. Now
"Oh Doris" his voice broke as he
buried his head against her soft
shoulder. I'm sorry. but it's the
only way I know"
The tinkling OF bell in the hands
of the house matron reused the
dates from vasious corners OF the
reception room. Date hours were
over. And so was hers and. Nor
mans love. Doris heard a strange
far away voice whisper to her life
less heart.
Goodbye to Love
She wanted Norman to kiss hei
goodbye She wanted 10 feel his
strong. passionate arms crushing
her to him again. She wanted so
much more than he could give in
the short time dates were allowed
10 say goodnight to their boy
friends. She wanted so much more
than she was getting now Though
she wanted that last kiss. that fare
we'll embrace, she hadn't realized
how bitter sweet, how liken a keen
pointed knife piercing her heart
they would be.
Now he was gone. Not only till
September. But forever. She had
nothing left of love except haunt
ing but sweet memories Of a once
passionate love Now she knew that
Norman had decided to abide by
his fathers advice and pursue
career in medicine. forgetting that
he loved her meanwhile.
You can't marry her now" Nor
man Senior had told his son. Get
established in a career. perhaps
later you two can marry"
Broken Hearts Will Mend"
Some day. Norman knew, Doris
would understand that only in love
for her could he have found the
strength to renounce his love for
her. Perhaps some day well
marry" he tried to console him
self. Some day, some day." he re-
peated. glancing backwards for a
long last look at her room upstairs
at Darhsm House. Then slowly. as
he finally walked away, his mind
an arena Of conflicting and restless
thoughts, these words brought some
relief and soul-felt consolation:
Broken hearts will mend"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28

HA#AAa -
spected, peoples
dominated, gov
erned against
their willard
those who as
eead to POKER
allow them
selves TO be mo-
tivsted by sell
ifs h ess and
greed.
From the cap
itals of all the
warning nations
we hear lots Of
n Olier than
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28
MARCH ON WASHINGTON

Several thousand determined Negro citizens from
all parts of the country will invade Washington D c.,
the nations capital and the fountain head of racial
prejudice, in mammoth mass demonstration on
Tuesday July l, 1871. These several thousand will
carry in their hearts the anguish of the black millions
of this democracy who have been denied the inaien-
able rights of man and the constitutional guarantees
of this republic They will come from the voteess
South and the iobeSS North united in protest over
way of life which offers neither freedom or oppor
tunity They will make artcuate the demands of the
oppressed people who have been caught in the wise
of racial intolerance and economic slavery. The Negro
people seek away
The United States Government has put its seal
of approval upon jim rowsim and racial dscrim
nation by their acts and often by their words. The
Federal Government has set a pattern for America
by its acceptance of the petty racial attitudes Of some
sections of public opinion 1t has crystallzed in the
armed forces of the nation separatist policy for
the people who are taxed and forced to die under
racial discrimination. In the very buildings of the
government Negro is not free to eat and sit in
public places The city of Washington seethes with
demonac racialsm and the Negro becomes the Amer
can untouchabe.
The President, in memorandum to the intol-
Grant William Knudsen. who came to prosper in a
country built by blacks both slave and free urged
that some of the jobs in the defense industries be
given Negroes as a face-saver before the world
Imagine Bill Knudsen, the late head of General Mo-
tors which admits of discriminatory hiring policy,
doing something about it. The Negroes of America
tired of the pussyfooting double-deaing, lying
traitors of democracy who cover their coven hoof
in silken boot The President by executive order
must strike at the cancerous roots of racial dis
elimination in this social order which is neither
Christian or democratic And he must strike now.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28

Parker, Miss S. Thompson. Blom-
mic wishes to thank each and every
one and she will be missing the
whole gang. Mrs. Whillingham is
the mother of two beautiful daugh-
tore
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28

err was Mrs. Hickman. Thanks to
the ladies who so generously sent
their donations, also to Father Thei-
fel for two lovely cakes. Every
fourth Sunday. these bake sales
will be given by the Eucharistic
committee, Mrs Simon Plata, the
chairman; Mrs. Mary Minter, the
worthy project; Carol Flippins. Sec
rotary; Marian c. McGill, reporter.
The Young Peoples Dramatic and
Social club of Sacred Heart church
hold their weekly meeting in the
school hall every Sunday at IL noon.
All young people are invited to be-
come members.
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WE THE NEGRO
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
By WIN. [. sHIRRILL, A.,oeiste Edits

TT MATTERS NOT who wins in
The present eonfiet-theHe- will be
no peace as long as national aspira-
rfor,r ara not re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28
CLUBS
Rose Bud Social and
Savings Club No. IL

The club met at the home Of Mrs,
Alberta Littlejohns on Orleans
street. The meeting was opened in
due form by the president, Mrs. S.
Lawrence presiding. At the close
OF very lively meeting, the charm
ing hostess served delicious home
made cake and ice cream. The next
meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. Wilson, 2727 Waterloo, Mrs.
Marguerite Smith, scribe. A.
A.A.B.C. Club
The club will give a cocktail par
ty at the home OF the president,
Mrs. NJ. C. McGill, June 20 from
4 o'clock until. There will be games
and auction sale fun for all. Carol
,Flippin. secretary and scribe.
Independent Savings Club
The CLUB met at the home OF
the vice president, Mrs. Bertha
Troy. The meeting was opened in
due form by the president, Mrs.
Julia Mae Reid. The financial
statement OF the club was given
which was very encouraging Plans
were made for a cocktail party to
be given on July 10 at the home
OF Mrs. NJ. c. McGill, 903 Tenn
essee. All clubs are invited. Come
and enjoy yourself. Mrs. NJ. c.
McGill. secretary and reporter.
RESIGNS
Mrs. Anna Whillingham OF Tenn
essee a very attractive young ma
tron who has been an employee OF
one Of our leading department
stores, resigned on Saturday for an
indefinite period for a rest. Mrs.
Whillingham is known to her fell
low co-workers as Blommie.
They surprised her with a de-
parting gift Those who had a share
in the surprise were Mrs. T. Streat-
er. Mrs NJ. Martin. L. White. Miss
E. Brown. Mrs T. Thomas. Miss v.
Browne, Mrs. A. Neal, E. Pearson.
Miss NJ. Foye, Mrs f. Curtis. Mrs.
R. Barley. R. Durr, Mrs. C. Row.
land. Mrs. ]. Benford, Miss l..
Frank, Mesdames 7. Clesge, G..
johnson, e Lesley. P. Love. Miss
v Carter, Miss l. Morrison, N. Bush
F Rant, W. S. Hall, D Gordon,
W. Warfield, Mrs. l. Rawls, Miss
J. Jones, Miss NJ. Swan, Mrs. L.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-06-28

A meter has been invented 10 record
the flying time OF airplanes rented TO
civilian pilots.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

THE TROIT Municipal
Bureau of Markets says that the
supply of beef. veal and lamb is
slightly under normal. and
prices have advanced a bit
In spite Of the increase in
prices. pork Joins and smoked
meats viii probably offer the
best weekend meat value.
THERE Is a plentiful supply
Of apples. carrots. celery, cram
berries and Shallots.
Beets. egg plant. radishes.
tomatoes and lettuce are mod
erately heavy.
There is limited quantity Of
cauliflower, cucumbers and peas.
DUE TO r heavier demand.
the prices on butter and eggs
are rising slightly. The status of
the cheese markets has remained
unchanged
Lake Huron herring are still
fairly plentiful, although most
supplies of fresh fish from the
Great Lakes area are diminish
ing as the season closes.
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HOROSCOPE

and heart interests. Use social
connections TO enhance your posi-
ton but don't, of course, abuse a
worthy friendship to attain such
ends.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 90
VUGo-An all-around friendly
period. Indulge your fsvorite
hobby, sport or recreation
AFTER your regular duties are
finished.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Librd-Set an example and
make a record that others would
be proud to have accomplished.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Irritating tendencies
warn you TO give particular at
tention to investment and fnan-
cial matters, business issues.
NOV. 20 TO DEC-22
Sngittdrius - Very suspicious
vibrations. Government, civil and
municipal employees, railroad
men, telegraph and telephone
workers, clerks, seamen, me-
chanics head today's long favored
list.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. pr
Copricorn-Your rays coincide
with those Of Sagittarius. En-
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DREssY sHIRTwAIsT

THE HIGH neckline Is so
smart this year and so becom-
.ng-as shown in Pattern 4935
by Anne Adams, It's regula-
ton shirtwaister with 'front.'
buttoned bodice that is softly
gathered at either side.
Pattern 1895 is available in
misses and women's sizes IA. is.
Is, 20. 81, Sd, 80, 40 and Az Size
is takes ga yards 39-inch
fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
II you want 10 join the mid
season whiri with a new ward
robe-order your Anne Adams
Pattern Book today,
Brimful of ideas. it's a color
full fashion success-story. with
afternoon and after-daEk- CLAM
our wear, with north and SOUTH
bound sportsters. viii distinctive
budgeteer styles for brides.
career girls. homemskers and
the younger generation. Smart
accessory tips. too and a spe-
cial gift for you in a free hat
and bag pattern
Book fifteen cents. Pattern
fifteen cents. Book and pattern
together. twenty-five cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
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Christmas CoIors

THIS MBIN A TON Of
Christmas red with Christmas
green is too, too popular this
season. Take the ensemble
A corduroy-which Jane Wyatt
wears.
There's a sleeveless tunic and
straight skirt of green corduroy
a very narrow vale this time.
making the fabric look almost
like velveteenl, W hic h Jane
wears with a long-Sleeved blouse
of bright red wool Jersey.
Hat. a modified stocking cap,
is green jersey. Over il, all she
sings a white coat-the same
woody mapped fabric used to
make teddy bears--lined with
red wool jersey, the slash pock-
cts outlined with red and green.
Colorful,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Fruit Cocktail May Be Used
As Appetizer or Dessert
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

clear. Combine with the fruit
cocktail.
Here is a recipe for a quick,
tempting pie that is intriguingly
different.
Fruit Cocktail Pie
;, cup sugar
7 tablespoons -four
Il teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
3 egg yolks
teaspoon vanilla
! tablespoon butter
I No. 2i2 can fruit cocktail
! baked 9-inch pastry shell.
Blend sugar, -four and salt.
Heat milk 10 scalding. Add TO
dry ingredients. Cook in double
boiler until smooth and thick.
Cover and cook 10 minutes
longer.
Beat egg yolks and add
cooked mixture gradually. Re-
turn 10 double boiler and cook 2
minutes. Remove from heat;
add vanilla and butter. Drain
fruit cocktail and arrange in the
bottom OF the baked pastry
shell.
Pour cream filling over the
fruits. Top with meringue
made by beating 3 egg whites
foamy, adding 6 tablespoons
sugar and beating stiff. Sweet
ened whipped cream may be
used instead OF meringue.
Added 10 fruit favored gelatin,
il gives splendid favor to many
salads.
JeIIied Fruit Salad
No. pa can fruit cocktail
] package strawberry favored
gelatin
! No. 2ia can sliced pine
apple
Mayonnaise
Salad green's.
Drain syrup from fruit cock
tail. Dilute with water 10 make
2 cups of liquid. Dissolve gelatin
in hot liquid. When cool. add
fruit cocktail. Pour into in
dividual molds and allow 10 set
Unmold on drained pineapple
slices. Garnish with greens
Serve dressing separately
Makes 8 portions.
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for Saturday, December IS
MARCH p TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries-Financial and business
interests bear close watch. There
are INSCRIPTIONS plots brewing
don't be a part Of them either
voluntarily or involuntarily.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Generally speaking,
today is in the favorable column.
Carry on your work to compile
ton, leaving, il possible, nothing
as leftovers TO be done next
week.
MAY Fl TO JUNE Fl
GeminiL"The butte her. the
baker, the cano!estick maker" as
well as technicians, clerks. beau
ticians, secretaries, domestic and
manual workers all share in to-
days benehe influences.
JUNE 2e TO JULY %
Cancer-Good aspects in force
yesterday continue through to-
day. Review the past week with
a view to planning a more effec-
tive schedule for next week.
JULY "a TO AUGUST 22
Leo-Very friendly influences
prevail, particularly in financial
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

HAVE YOU ever stopped TO
think of the uses for fruit
cocktail? It's possibilities are
many. Excellent as first
course for holiday meals and
delightful when i'm axing
hearty Yuletide menus.
Canned in sunny California
this combination of peaches.
pears, tiny white grapes, pine
apple and maraschino style
cherries is always appetizing.
For different note serve it
in orange or grapefruit shells.
Garnish with a sprig of parsley
or mint leaf. Or top with a
spoonful of sherbet lime or
raspberry.
Fruit cocktail is also a dandy
breakfast fruit, well-chilled, or
a convenient and economical
dessert. Try chilling and serv-
ing atop ice cream.
AS Sauce
Thickened il has many uses
"a sauce for baked ham.
pudding sauce or filling for
shortcake Or place the thick
ened mixture in tart shells and
top with jaunty swirl of
whipped cream.
To thicken. drain the syrup
from a No. 2l2 can of fruit
cocktail. Dissolve 2 tablespoons
cornstarch in a small amount OF
syrup Heat the balance 10
boiling. Add the cornstarch
and cook until thickened and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Toasted Sandwiches

LEFTOVER sandwiches need
not be discarded. Brush them
with melted butter and saute 10
golden brown on each side.
These butter-toasted sandwiches
make delicious lunch or sup
per dish.
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BY Frances Drake

utiook Is. According TO the Stare,
ploy your talents this weekend
to enjoy thoroughly all worthy
and wholesome pastimes, intelli-
gent hobbies. Good reading rates
tops.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius Financi and
money matters in favor. Under
take to visit shut-ins, clean up
on unfinished business and home
duties, plan for splendid week
ahead.
FEB. 2T TO MARCH %
Pisces-A fine group of as
poets TO encourage you. If you've
time TO travel to broaden your
outlook and seek new avenues of
useful diversion, do so enthu-
siastically. Pull the fruits. Of
victory from hard-earned effort.
A CHILD born on this dan:
Versatile, keen mind, analytical
makeup, will have specific ideas
that point always directly to-
ward its objective. Religion
should play an important part
in guiding it through stormy
periods, keeping it on the
straight path during tempting,
plentiful days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Market Report

THE PRESENT supply of
oranges is much heavier than
that Of a week ago. Green beans.
TOO. are in heavy supply at the
markets They are reported TO
be Of fine quality and reasonably
priced.
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