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Campus Events

simplicity of life is evident almost
everywhere in Mexico.
DR.. Hoy showed interesting
slides he took on the trip, one OF
the most interesting of which was
OF a beautiful church. The speaker
stated that the cleanliness of all
Mexican churches was outstanding.
He also told OF the great contrast
one sees In Mexico-contrast In
modes OF living. architecture, and
innumerable other phases OF pres
ent-day living.
miss Barbara Hubbell, Plymouth,
led the worship service. She EN-.
phasized the great importance of
keeping faith. hope. and patience,
especially now when the world Is
In such distress.
Miss Yvonne Bremen, Constan-
tine. was the accompanist for the
service.
Preceding the program, the fel.
lowship hour and the supper wepo
held. At the latter. Harold Vrol'
man, Alpena, president OF the Wes-
leyan Guild. led group singing.
Miss Irene McCutcheon. Flint, &C.
companied at the piano.
A group OF young people from
Dawson were guests.
The early morning hike taken by
members Saturday morning proved
to be so much fun that a second
will be taken next Saturday. Mem
bers will meet at Starkweather
Hall at a. m, and will have re.
turned to Ypsilanti by about $50
q. m.
May 16 a semi-formal dinner will
be given at the Methodist Church
to honor the seniors and those
graduating from the two. year
course.
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Migrant Workers Topic
For Fellowship Group

The Congregational Women's
Guild presented an interesting
panel discussion OF the topic. mi
grant Workers, at the meeting II
the Christian Youth Fellowship,
Baptist and Congregational stu
dents. Sunday evening in Stark
weather Hall.
Each member Of the panel ex-
planned one phase OF the general
topic. Mrs. Perry Brundage was
chairman OF the group. Miss Jane
Matteson gave the history OF mi
grancy, followed by a presentation
Of the problem OF education for
migrants, given by Mrs. Bernice
White.
Mrs. Paul Samson described the
various types of migrant workers.
Miss Kathleen Shannon. director
OF the Christian Youth Fellowship,
told Of the government work camps
and labor homes set up for the mi
grants.
Mrs. Eloise Bell explained what
the church can do for these work
ers. She said that individual
church-goers can do much. There
is a place in the government camps
for students to volunteer their ser
vices for four to eight weeks.
Nurses and other specially trained
persons wishing to help are all
welcomed at the camps and receive
small fee. she said.
Mrs. Bell closed by giving a
reading about these people who
starve so We may eat"
Miss Charlotte Lewis, Ann Arbor,
was student leader for the evening.
The rooms Of the hall were beau
tifully decorated with spring flow.
ers.
The social hour following the
discussion was under the direction
Of Miss Betty Rogers. Royal Oak,
who led group games.
Refreshments of punch and
crackers were served.
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and Mrs. Cecil Davenport spent
Monday In Detroit.

and Mrs. Cecil Davenport spent
Monday In Detroit.
Mrs. Jennie Leonard. Detroit,
has opened her farm home for the
summer.
Miss Margaret Ableson, Detroit.
is spending the week with her sis
ter. Mrs. Frances Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern Armbrus.
ter are moving to Saline from
Brooklyn. They spent the week
end, accompanied by Misses Helen
Armbruster and Eva Andrews, in
Traverse City.
Mrs. Daisy Galatioan and Will
liam Westfall were Sunday visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Armbrus-
ter. Last week they spent several
days with the formers sister, Mrs.
Florence Rood. Lansing
Recent guests of Mrs. Mabel
Dean were her brothers and sis
ters-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Schultz. Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Schultz, Lansing.
Miss Lottie Wallace. Mrs. Julia
Carven and Mrs. Bessie Collins
visited Mrs. Eta Gates and Mrs.
Jessie Halpin at Clinton and Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Collins and daugh.
tiers. Tecumseh, on Sunday
Dean Moore and his mother are
moving to farm four miles south
OF Albion.
Paul Rogers and Alfred Schmid,
Camp Custer. spent the week end
at their homes here.
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Mrs Nav Honored

Mrs. R. j. Brando entertained
girl employees OF the United Stove
Company at a bridal shower FRI
day evening in honor of Mrs. Sam
Nay. A wiener roast was enjoyed
by the guests. The bride was re-
membered with many lovely gifts.
Before her marriage April IL in
Bowling Green. o. Mrs. Nay was
Eleanor Woodside.
Mrs. Nellie H. Daggett spent the
week end at Portage Lake.
Mrs. Robert W. Hart arrived
Sunday to visit her son and daugh.
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Hart, on her way from Pasadena
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Challis
have left Winter Haven, Ella, and
are on their way north. They are
accompanied by Miss Maude Grea-
dy, South Lyon, and Mrs. Roy Cur.
tice. Wayne, and are expected to
reach Ypsilanti by the middle OF
next week.
Bernard Shaw Is at the home OF
his aunt. Mrs. Alta Shaw Kirk, for
a few days furlough from Camp
Custer near Battle Creek. lie will
return to camp Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tull. Jack
son, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. ). P. Toles.
Edward Knapp, formerly with
the land department OF the Ford
Motor Company. Iron Mountain. Is
taking a position as forester with
the Chesepeake-Camp Corporation,
Franklin. Va.
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Melvin Alder and Ralph Uphouse
left Thursday morning on a six
day auto trip to visit Leonard Mar
ken and Raymond Wiedmayer at
Camp Warren. Cheyenne, Wyo.
They were accompanied by the
Misses Ruth Krumrei and Alice
Feldkamp. fiancees OF Mr.. Marker
and Mr.. sWiedmayer. The party
will go to Denver Saturday eve
ming to spend Sunday.
Samuel Lambarth has sold the
house on North Lewis st. to Mrs.
Rosie Hinderer. Bridgewater.
Mrs. A. j. Kline has returned to
her home in Cincinnati, O., after
spending some time with her faith
err, DR.. Roy Bixby. who is no re-
covering from an Illness. His
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Mere
dith Bixby are expected to spend a
month in the doctors home.
T. NJ. Clay has left on a two
weeks trip In northern Michigan.
Mrs. Raymond Banner has gone
to Gary, Ind, to visit her brother,
H. E. Cole.
Mrs. c. II. Wittbracht is con.
valescing at her home from a fall
recently. $3.50.
Mrs. Roy Rogers, Mrs. Julius
Underestimate, Mrs. Edwin Herring
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Attend Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stark
weather went TO Leslie, Saturday,
to attend the wedding OF Miss
Janette HARDWOOD and Rex Smith,
both OF Leslie, which took place at
the home Of the bride at 2 o'clock
on that day. The maid OF honor was
the brides roommate at the Univer-
sity Of Michigan. Mrs. Jack Murphy.
Birmingham. and the best man was
the groom's brother, Max Smith.
Leslie. Mrs. Smith is graduate OF
the Michigan State Normal College
and q member Of the Theta lambda
Sigma Sorority. and has taught
since graduation in Leslie. Mr..
Sl4ith has made his home with the
Starkweathers for five years during
his course at the Cleary College
and since then has been in the en-
ploy OF the Central Specially Com
pany. After a wedding trip to Ken
lucky, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
reside in Ypsilanti.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Santure and
son Conrad spent Saturday in Wy.
andotte with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cobb and
daughter Eleanor, former residents
OF Ypsilanti, have moved back here
They will make their home at 100
S. Adams ST.
Dinner guests at the c. H. Well.
brook home. Sunday evening we're
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. SPAWN, River
Rouge. Mrs. Myrtle Koehner. High
land Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stein and daughter Barbara and
]. ]. Coyle, Wbitmore Lake.
Mrs. H. c. Moore and brothers.
J. H. Simpson and z. NJ. Simpson.
returned from Florida Saturday
where they had spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Converse
spent the week end in Crosse Pointe
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Boyd
Besimer and Saturday evening were
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Nunneley and children, Mt. Glenn
ems.
Ray Halsey, a member of the
National Guards in Louisiana, is
home on a l5-day furlough.
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Local Newman Members
at Convention in Ohio

Six members Of the local New
man Club OF the Catholic Church
attended the Ohio Valley Province
Convention held over the week end
at Ohio State University, Colum.
bus, o.
Officers who attended were:
Hilton Falahee. jackson, president;
Donald Fleury, Ypsilanti, vice
president; Mise Betty Jean Des.
pres. Manistee, secretary; and
Miss Rose Niedospal, Plymouth,
treasurer.
The two other delegates were
Robert Hupy. Gladstone. and Miss
Mary Long, Harbor Springs.
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CNrlIteneo

Elaine Beulsh. little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bortz was chris
tened in the service at the Luther
an Church, Sunday. Sponsors were
the b.by's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Martin, and Mrs.
Emil Lidke. Jr. A family dinner
party with places for IS at the
Bortz home, followed. Out OF the
City guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin. Pinckney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Hermann and family,
Brooklyn.
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Birthday Celebrated

A birthday party was given Sun
day at the Ray Slough home for
Mr.. Slough. his daughter Ellen and
his niece, Miss Helen Slough
Their birthdays were actually to-
day. Also honored on the occasion
was Donald Welch. this city. a son.
in-law OF Mr.. Slough. whose birth.
day falls Tuesday. Out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Slough and Helen. Wanda and Rob-
ert Slough and Mrs. Alice Slough,
Clayton, and Miss Betty Boyd. De-
troit. Very nice gifts were received.
A delicious dinner was served.
Mrs. r. W. Steere Is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. z. D. Ladd, Old
Mission, Grand Traverse County,
who arrived Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Asfton and
daughter Eunice went to Detroit
Saturday evening to see "Fanta-
STA"
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Given Farewell Party

Lorrin Jedele was entertained
Sunday at the home OF his father,
George, as a farewell before leav-
ing for training. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cir
bach, Orrin Girbach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Herter and Walter Egeler
He was presented with several use
full gifts. aaaIGk 4
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GIVEN INCREASE

Hastings. May = APP - An
agreement TO pay ten-cents-an
hour wage increase halted a
threatened strike at the z. W.
Bliss Manufacturing Co. plant here.
The strike had been called for
Monday by members Of the Inter
national Moulders and Foundry
Workers.
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Surprised on Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casselberry
were surprised on their 4sth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday night at
their home on Bell st. by their chill
dren and grandchildren, numbering
eighteen. A pleasant feature OF the
evening were motion pictures shown
by Lyle W. Casselberry and Lester
Klein which had been taken on
various family occasions such as
anniversaries and vacations. Re-
freshments were served and gift
made Mr.. and Mrs. Casselberry.
Mrs. W. P. Bowen, Miss Caroline
Bowen and Mrs. z. A. Mellencamp
went to Crosse Pointe, Saturday, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Case
and see their new son, Stuart Will
bur Case.
Yates Kennedy. Camp Grant, ILL.,,
spent the week end with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Ken
nedy. He is member OF Co. B.,
Twenty-ninth Medical Battalion.
Miss Jane Kennedy came home
from Mt Clemens, Friday. to attend
the Theta lambda Sigma initia.
ton. luncheon and spring party.
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Carr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hickman
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Mcmillan at Marion.
Ind.
Mrs. Sarah Ward, Dallas, Tex,
and Mrs. Claire Adams. San Ange-
10, Tex, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Carr. Friday.
Mrs. Celia Carpenter, Belleville.
spent the week end with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Springsted.
Robert Spicer. Mt. Vernon, o.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Spicer. for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lawrence,
Newberry, Mich. were week end
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hondorp.
Plymouth. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Ehle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Smith
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White and Miss Nadia
White. Howell, Mrs. Margaret Hels-
don. Mrs. NJ. j. Huewagen. and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Cuddy. Detroit, and
Mrs. Robert Burns. Winnipeg.
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Saline News
SALINE WoMAN's CLUB
STUDIES SOUTH AMERICA

STUDIES SOUTH AMERICA
Saline, Mich, May 5-The Saline
Woman's Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Martin Fuoss Tuesday after.
noon. The study Of South America
was continued with attention being
given to Venezuela. Mrs. Fan
ME Unterkircher read a paper on
"A Visit to the House OF Bolivar"
including The Vision Of Bolivar.
The Struggle for Independence
and Unity" and Progress toward
the achievement of these .objec-
tives," which gave an insight into
the life and character OF this
Washington OF South America.
Miss Vesta Mills played a piano
solo, lie Printemps". valse by
Teresa Carreno, a famous pianist
and composer who was born IN
Venezuela, and whom Miss Mills
had heard play in recital.
Mrs. Fuoss, president Of the club
for next year, took up several mat
tiers with the members, one being
the change from 1880 to o'clock
for the time OF beginning the
meetings, and an amendment to
the bylaws was made. Red Cross
work was also discussed and mem.
bers given their choice Of the
particular kind Of work which they
prefer doing. Mrs. Rosie Wood
bridge will have charge OF surgi-
cal dressings, Mrs. T. NJ. Clay OF
sewing, and Mrs. E. A. Clark OF
knitting. A place for activities
will be secured and final arrange
ments made later.
The next meeting and annual
luncheon will be held next Tues
day, the luncheon to be held In
the dining room OF the Federated
Church followed by the program at
the hnma Of Mrs c A Cnrtiss
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Dr.. Hoy Describes
Trip Through Mexico

When he told about a trip he
took through Mexico last summer
at the Wesleyan Guild meeting Sun.
day evening in the Methodist
Church Dr.. Harry z. Hoy. OF the
geography department Of Michigan
State Normal College. said that
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Fine Points in Bridge
Nv SHEPARD BARCrAV
CHoOsiNG The PENALTY West Il

West therefore led the diamone
9 to the 10 and Q. and East shift
ed at once to his club 10. The j
covered. the Q won. and West shot
back a diamond, not wishing to
help the declarer by leading the
other suits. Dummy won. led for a
low heart finesse. returned with
another diamond to cash the last
diamond and lead for another
heart fnesse. and the heart A
dropped the X. the last heart then
being cashed. Now declarer had to
lead a spade. II a small one, West
would duck and let East win to
return a club and thus trap the
club K. South tried his spade A
instead. hoping to make West win
the next. but West put his K on
1t and the Q won the next trick.
for East 10 come through clubs
and beat the contract.
II South had chosen to treat the
spade 5 as a penalty card. because
he feared club leads through him.
he would have made his contract.
Just follow it through with OPEN
ing leads Of any suit you want.
remembering that East would
have to play or lead the spade 5
at the earliest legal chance. You
will hnd that South gets nine
tricks with any lead.
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Blrthdays Observed

Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold D..
Prest Sunday were Mrs. Priests
mother. Mrs. Anna Westhoff, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Richards and Mil
ton, Jr., Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Westhoff, and Vadah and Car.
olyn Westhoff. Lansing. Mrs. Prest
and her twin sister. Mrs. Richards.
were born on the birthda- OF their
brother. Carl Westhoff, which
called for a special observation OF
the three birthdays Sunday.
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Elected Secretary

Miss Esther Landwehr was
elected recording secretary Of the
Regional Women's Guild OF the
Ann Arbor district at their meet
ing held recently at the St. Paurs
Evangelical and Reformed Church
at Chelsea. Those attending from
the Saline Church were Mrs. Reu-
ben Feldkamp and Mrs. Lance
Rogers. delegates; also Mrs.aLu
ellie Henderson, Mrs. Oscar Weber.
Mrs. Olga Mohrhardt. Mrs. Fred
Grunewald. Mrs. David Wahl. Mrs.
William Heusel and Miss Land
wehr.
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Attend County Meeting

A large delegation OF O.E.S. at
tended the county association meet
ing in Chelsea Thursday. Officers
taking part from here were Mrs.
Cecil Davenport, associate conduct
ress, Mrs. Hugh Austin, treasurer
and Mrs. Edwin Herring. warder.
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Entsrtalns srldas Club

Mrs. Harold Marsh entertained
her bridge club from Detroit at
her home Saturday evening. Those
present were the Misses Marjory
Miller. Margaret Wines, Lucille
Pioppe. Virginia Robbins. Jane
stillwell, Helen Majesty and Doro.
thy Krops.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscriber" TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non.delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Once
at 40 before 6 p, m.
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Guests At Tea

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley D. Wise were
guests Sunday at a tea given by
Mrs. Lester Mclaughlin, w. Grand
Blvd, Detroit. honoring Miss Flor
ence oJibway, Wyandotte, who will
be married Thursday to Perle Burk.
hart, V'yandotte.
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Prizes Awarded

At the Hillcrest card party FRI
day evening at the school. prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Bert Sprague.
Mrs A. Schrader, T. B. Goold and
Bert Sprague. Refreshments were
served by Yrs. Louis Miller and
Mrs. Orval Hanlon. The next party
will be May Is.
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Workers at Camp

Workers at Camp
Kenneth Dechert. Joseph Martin
Theodore Ormsby. Milton Buss, Or
mond Bredernitz and Ralph Bowen
are working at the Willow Run
camp on Ecorse Rd. Arrangements
have been made SO that they can
complete their school work in the
local school for the semester.
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ATTRACTIONS Of the Laws
frequently offer choice Of pen
alties to the non-gullty side. One
Of the most important Of these Is
the option presented when the
opening lead is made by the
wrong defender. Usually the de.
clarer selects the punishment OF
telling the correct leader which
suit he must open. Upon occasion.
1t Is better to take the other
choice, which is to treat the card
led in error as penalty card,
This means that It must be laid
face-up on the table, and must be
played or led the first time 1t may
be used legally. Usually that is
when the declarer has a danger
Gus suit. through which the de-
tenders may lead. to his great
damage.
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Attend Convention

Those attending the American
Legion and Auxiliary district con-
vention in Dundee Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Burkhart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Macarthur and Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian Elsman.
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N ! S S | Y S

A new Surgical Belt or Corset for wear following
operations.
This type of garment usually sells for rather
high price and we have located this fine surgical
belt with the features of STYLES that sell for much
higher figure for only Sl.o5.
We have them in stock in all sizes that there is
no waiting
Cool Foundation garments for summer comfort.
Made of mesh materials that make them de-
lightfully cool and comfortable.
Narrow girdes
Wider girdles 90
Combination garments 10
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EntertaIns Ladies' Aid

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
ST. Paul's Church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Elvin
Armbruster.
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Laurie Stobie, Camp Custer. spent
a week end furiough with his aunts
here.
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Four Leave For Army

The young men who left Tuesday
morning for military service were
Arthur Erskine. Lorrin Jedele. Rob-
ert Royal and Archie P. Edwards.
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Al Golden Weddlnu

Prof. and Mrs. L. W. Odds and
daughter Miss Joan returned Sun
day night from Lima, o., where
they had attended the golden we'd
ding anniversary that day OF Mrs,
Odds parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ.
Armstrong. The dinner was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Armstrong,
Mrs. Olds' brother and sister-in-law.
Raymond L'AmoreauI. Jr., who
has completed his course at Scott
Field. ILL.,. came home for a week
end furlough. Saturday.
Mrs. James A. Cady, Mrs. Eva
Bruner and Miss Marian Robb,
Belleville, visited Ypsilanti friends,
Sunday.
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To Attend Derby

Thomas Shurtz and son Donald
have left on trip to Kentucky and
will take IN the Derby while there.
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RAINBOW DIVISION Meets
The Rainbow division OF the
Methodist Church met Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. HUI
bert Bearss.
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Enjoy Get nodether

The school band and their par.
ents enjoyed a get together and
potluck supper Tuesday evening.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-24
Beverly Musical Has
Five New Hit Tunes

Five current favorite hit songs
are heard in Paramount's new
comedy with music. Kiss the Boys
Goodbye" which opens today at
the Beverly, starring Don Ameche
and Mary Martin. and featuring
Oscar Levant, Connie Boswell and
Rochester. in addition to many
other popular stars.
The music for the five new tunes
was written by Victor Schertzing-
er, who also directed the new film.
The lyrics were penned by Frank
Loesser The quintette of freshly
minted numbers include. kiss the
Boys Goodbye" Find Yourself a
Melody" TN Never Let a Day
Pass By" Sand in My Shoes" and
My Start"
Schertzinger. recognized a. one
of the best OF the Hollywood d.
rectors, Is also acknowledged TO be
one of the best of Tin Pan Alleys
composers. II is he who wrote one
of the most popular song hits Of
all time. the famous Spanish love
song. "Marquita." In addition to
that song. schertzinger has writ
ten such Illustrators as the music
heard in "One Night of Love-" and
many other screen musicals.
Also featured in kiss the Boys
Goodbye" are Virginia Dale. Bar
bara Allen, Raymond Walburn.
Elizabeth Patterson and Jerome
Cowan.
Sharing the same bill are Rich
ard Arlen and Eve Gabor in
Forced Landing"