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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

neS 8clidt iolt gan5 unlcr Dem ber.
mIlocrtcn 8citriipp eincS arauea
8artcs pcribmono. Gr trug cine iebd.
bige Ecl5miise olri Sem 5ottigen Saer.
unO ocr bogere &orpcr NOR i'll ser.
rliicne nno idmueige &lciber 9cbiiHt.
Gr ltieb ein beilcres 2aheu ber-
Dor. u9'ibt mabr, id) babe gsert &c.
baltcl1, ncin licbcr Sdat', bobnte
CT, so bin id i1on micbcr, mnS icb
la9c cs Sir: cS 9ibt cil1 llngliid, menn
ou mir Dos Sboo6 perioglt. Sel td
olf ocr Strobe erfriercu mie Elm
9l,no, 'pcil id) Gin ormcr &crl bin?"
Gin ciligcr @inoltoB tpiiblte in lci-
men Sl,mpcll. Gr 5tterte Dor ;5reit.
@noerc Gmpfinoungen bottcn an.
gcnihcinlid bcn ;3orn scr 81ucr.n
perortirot. lritlcio uno slnelt ipra-
6en aus ibrcu @ticncn.
rllu @ottcslpilIcn, Solcpb, sn
l1nsIiidsncnih'', ltobnte iic burh bas
geofilete Jcnitcr, ,fomnne in oie nor.
me Stllbe berein nnb i6 mia ieben.
mas lid fir bid) tim l0bt.'
Sic ioonftc no6 ser 'Saustiirs,
ldob Sen &icgcl 5l,riif ,no cine Mi-
mite ipotcr ltono ser Monn III Der
Shlbc, 100 icine obi6rcdcnoe Sam.
mergcltalt III bem tral1lid Ire,noii-
ben Nonm nod mebr beruortrot.
u8i6 mir Dor ollem ein @l0sd)en.
Shololtifo'', bat CT uno icinc 3Gbne
flappcrten borbar, voonit nein au-
lanlmen9cirorencr 0tagen ipicocr anI.
tonen fam. Sh babe icit s,polf
Stllnoeu nihtS 8armcS iibcr bic
3lu1ge gcbradDt."
Sic 91ucriu elite in sic &iide
bInal,s unb fan nad cinigcn 5cfnn-
Sen nit elmer 6loi6e mo einem
Srillfglas pic6cr in sic St1bc sl,riid.
Sic idenfte Gin. 9ic Nugcu oes
Monncs bnNen al Scr meiBcn sSliii.
ligfeit nit oierigcm 9ld.
Wfit oitternocn 5dnoen oriff er
nab ocIn @loie uuo leerte cs aul ci-
nen Bug.
uSIba'', idmn5eltc ct lmo ricb fib
Die Mogcnge9eno, uoaS tut gut, bas
erlptirnt; ii6er ein eutcs @las
8ranltmcin gebt e6eu nidts."
(6ortictl,ng folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

3uiol9e elmer 0titteill'na oes
9eltlden Nohri6ten-Siiros iiHs i'm
Monat SSuli Sen feinolihen en-, ton=
griiicn auf bos &eidsgebict i''~'-
iamt 29S 0fenl6enleben gum Opier
oefallen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

tctHSsJ% uaNJ W. f'S&a% OSt""ONh &&S'"
laut. -
so umberfdnglid sic iucuigen @or'
te flaneell; brobten tie bel Der g0u-
erin bob cine mGdtiee 8irfung ber.
Dor. Sic erblei6te nnb nit bcben-
ser Stimme itieB iie berpor:
.@r?'
rSa err, beltdtigte ber &ncd)t.
SD naebte, neil es mir etpas luorn
9eporoen iuar, nod eincn @ong boz
oas 6aus Ga lob id, pie er ponl
@orten her ben Saule 5llIdlid) un>
our6 sic tleine Sebuppcntiire, noh.
oen er lie oufgeoriidt bate, per-
ldipono. Seftor blieb natiirlid) ru-
Zig in ieincm Sdl1sdelL oa ct ibn
fennt. @os ioH ih tun2"
Sdolaitifa mar alfgeitanoen. 81
ii6tlidcr S(ufregung burGnoB lie sen
Haltm. Sbre 9rouen iparen ticf ouf
sic aueen bcr,lntergebriift ,tno Der
borte 3us trat mieoer id)0rfer bcrpor.
gtab elmer 8eile blieb iie Dor So
lentin iteben.
,Beiie i'm fort, befabl lic ltrenJ,
,es lit cine Tiidiihtsloiigfeit obne>
elei6en, baB er uns geraoe in oer
bel'tisen @odt anf Den Sols fon'mt.'
8olentin rduiperte iid). @r mt
iterte oerltoblen Sen @eiibtsausbr,lt
lciner 6erriu, beren @nti6ieoenbcit
ibm nibt enteine.
~aber ipenn CT ii6 peieert?" belt
CT entgegen.
u9onn brorblt Su @elpalt', rief
life. u0o6 bas miro nibt nottpenoiJ
iein, penn bu ibm iaelt, es lei mein
unabanoerlider sille, boB er lid) io>
fort aus Dem SalIe entferne. Sb bin
Die 9errin ,nS iperoe bob nidt ou.=
Sen miilieu, oab oieier perfon1mcn>
Menl6 li6, 10 oft es ibm 9efaat, lit
10 fre6cr nnb eigennG1tiger Weiie
inter neinem 9odc cine SblafItatte
iubt."
Ga1entin ibien nod ettpas entses-
men au tpollen. @r bebielt iebob lcine
@eoanfen fir iid ,mo eing bino1s.
Die 5rau nabm ibren @ang picoer
auf.
stad elmer @eile trat iie ans sSen=
Iter rno lauidte. Sic borte cine Iol,tc
Nonnerltinme, ein bobnii6es 2odeu
un6 ba5tpiiden bellte ser an ser Sect
te lieeenoe Sofbuno. sdmer5lid,
it0bneno preBte Sbolaitita bie 9ano
auf 6as Ser3.
,0as lit Ser 6lub ser boien Sat il,
ieuf5te iie, ,oer mid Derfolst bis auf
ocn belltigen Sag ,tnb Scr iid oui
al(e pererbt bat, oenen mein 9er5 in
2iebe 3ugeton mar. Sod id >piG nid)t
murren! @ott lit eeredt! Sd mltb
tragen, mas mir ouierlegt lit, penn
er mir MIR ont Gage Ser groBen 9Ib.
rehuung i'm Senleits per5eibtr'
Golentin fam iueoer. Gr teltc
nit, SOB er Sen 8efebl pon5ogen babe
,,no ser ginorinaline forteegongen
lei. Ct tperoe ie6o6 balo luieoer foln-
men, babe er porbcr eeorobt.
9ie 8duerin pernabm nit onld)ci-
MEMBER Stube bielen 9eriebt uno
fniipfte ipeiter feline 8emerflng bar-
an. Sic entlieB Sen &nedt ,mo nabm
pieocr Glab.
Sic mollte abermals beten, abcr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05

L
iidt. I'm ben Muno freili6 lag ein
berber, falt barter 3ug, ser Die mobl-
taenoe 8irtl1ns oieles Meni6enant=
libes einieernaaBel becintr06tigte
unO 81 oeu iibrigen peitben 2inien
in grellem @egenlab ltano.
Die sSrau >ipar allein uno ene BEL
nobe 1mbein1lide Stiue bcrrldte in
oem @emad], oeilen iolibe Nusltattln3
ioUobl oie sSoblbabenbeit, ols altb
BEN praftiiden Sinn Der 8eliserin
funotat.
Gin mddtieer &a6elofen itromte
bebaglid @arnle aus. lleber Sem nit
2eOer iiber5ogenen Sofa mo oen
ldnes ben gSdnoen angebrahten 8on=
fen iopie Sen poliertcn Gdrinfen
bingen iu @olo- nno @benbol3rab:
men fiinitleriid oussefiibrte Seilieen-
biloer nno int oer Silboede prangte
Elm Sausoltar, ber nit bniteuoe!l
Sopfblumen gel6miidt mar. 9seben
einem iilbernen Beibtpoiierbeden BE-
fano Iid cine bra,,ne SdtparaDalocr-
nbr. Seren >einfOrmi9es Siden man
als einaigen 2aut in Der Stube Der.
nabm.
| Nuf einmal tpnroe es in Dem fein
geidnisten Sanie Iebenoig. Inter
frobliben &ud,tdsrmien flangen 5lpoIf
Sdlase buAb ben 9laum. Sic Der.
fiinbeten ben Aubrud bes neuen SSab=
res. Die Sir ipilroe eeofinet nno
oas @eiinoe 6ranste iid aspiiben De-
rem 8abmen berein.
9ie 5rau erbob iieb bci bieIem Nn=
Bid; ser @robfnedt, ein idon tiltc-
rer Mann nit sranem 9aar ,mb per-
DitterteH @eiidtsaiigen, trat elm.
SD ,piinide @ud, Srau Sdola=
itifa''. beeanu er feierlitb, lin Sea-
men oller 9ienitboten dui bem Saio-
-bofe elm sliidieIiaes neres Sobr, oaB
Sbr lanse lebet, seiun6 bleibt uno
in Sen Simmel fommt. Ser Iiebc
@ott moee @ub iegnen uno bunoert-
fad pereelten, tpas sSbr an nns nno
an6eren @utes eetan bobt."
Gin milbes 2ddeln perfldrte oas
@eii6t Der 86uerin, Ser barte 4us-
orud nm bic Munopinfeln BET
idmano. Sic rei6te Dem Spre6er
Die Sano.
sd banfe sir, Balentin', ertpioer~
| te lie un6 ibre Aueen Ibimmerten
feidt, ubir nno e,f alien, nno tpiiu=
ide au6 @u6 redt piel @utes inn
neuen Sabre, beionoers aber, mas
mebr ais aue iroiiben Glitter mert lit,
ein sutes @eipiiien bis an bas @rob.
8etet uno arbeitet, int cure 8flid)t
tuie bisber, nnS bas anoere ltellet
pertrauel,soou bem Si,umel anbeim. -
Sic 6riidte iebem Ser 2eute ser
Heibe nab sic Sono, ,perani oieie
| ii6 mieoer auriid5ogen.
9ie Saiobof6oucrin aber trat 3u
oem 8eibuaiier6eden, >beiprenetc iid)
uno griff nab bem &oienfran5, Ser
oaneben auibenabrt mar. 9ann be-
gab ~iie iid auf ibren borberisen Ylob
ONT Siibe, uno mabreno bie Eerle;'
oes &oienfrau5es bur6 ibre Singer
slitten, betpegten bie 2ippen ii6 in
leiiem @ebet.
9a ging Sic Strbentiir abermals
a,f uno Der @roBfnedt 8alentin trat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-05
Dds Suendenerbe

ssebe Sbulo r6dt iib bienieoen.
@ Sei es friibe ober ipat,
b 9od bie Siibne fiibrt gum 5rieoen,
, 8enn bie 2iebe nit ibr eebt.
Gin flarer Sternenbinmel molbte
fib iiber Ser 8interlanbI6aft, mel
DE, bon betpaloeten Soben beerenot
nno burdidnitten, iid weit ms Sono
bineinaog. Sbarf Itri6 ser @ino
iiber Die bartsefrorene S6neeoede
nno brad iid NIT bernebnllidem
Hfeifen an ser boben @iebelpanb Ell
mes sroBen idtp6bii6en 9auernbou-
fes, oos ii6 einiam auf elmer mdb-
tieen 8ooenaniduellrng erbob.
@s NOR bie lebte Nadt I'M Sabre
@enige Stltnoen nod rno man
riei Dem alien Sabre nit oem 8ia-
fomm bes ,,euen Sen SdeioegruB 5u
Mn bas itattlibe @ebauoe, in tpel-
dem fb bie 8obneelaiie NIT sdup>
pen, -Stoll,,neen uno 9temilen ,nter
ei,tem 9abe beianoen, idloB iid elm
ai,sgebebnter 8a,1tl1garten, Sen rings
ann eine @ede bon beribie6eneu &C.
" ftrdl,bern ,lmgab.
grot Ser peit boreeidrittenea
seadtit,noe orans 2idtldein aus Der
@obnft,,be nn6 einem &anm neben
Sen StGIlen in bas 9unfel binaus. =
Au6 auf oem Saibbof tpuroe, tpie
iiberau,- ,,Sp1peiter" eefeiert unb in
Der @eiinoeitube fir oas ean5e &C.
fnoe Elm LANCER Gid eeoedt, an mel
dem oieies nod altem 8ra,,d uno
9erfommen in Der bebelltuuespouen
seabt Elm reidlides Mabl nit Bier,
Apfelneiu nno Shnisbrot erbielt.
Ser @aiobof ipies on &nebten,
Masoen, S6Giern nno Siitbuben ei-
ne aniebnli6e~ 3abl auf. Sic paren
alle better uno gutter 9inse unO ipra-
den ,inter 2ahen rno Sheraen oem
!Sebetenen at.
9abei fiel iebod fein 8ort, bas
irgen6pie berlett bate, uno iiber-
baupt sing aus Dem sanaen 8eneb>
men Der 9eute berbor, oab iener @eiit
in bielem @auie tpaltete. Der au Dem
@eoeiben ieber Samilie. iei iie grob
ooer flein, nnbebinet notwenoig~ lit.
- Diele @aBrnebmung bate bel ei-
nem aufmerfiamen 8eobachter amei-
ieIlos sic Berml,tung setuedt, bab es
cine ftarfe MGnnerbano iein miiiie.
,pelder bie 5iibrl,ng bes &eeiments
onf Dem Saiobof anoertraut mar, unb
bod tpuroe oie 2eitung bes beoeuten-
ben AnueIens nur burd cine einaigc
Grau belorst, bie iid iiberbies bereits
im siemlid ,peit borselbritfenen Sc.
bensalter befano.
9iele Srau, SdolaItifa CONNER,
faB in elmer iener groBen 8obnituben,
,pie mon Tie auf bem 2anbe in oen
tpoblbabenoen @egenoen Siiooeutid>
lambs fait iiberaa finbet, an oem rum
ben eidenen Gid. Muf bemielben
fta,to cine brennenoe 2ampe 1,n6 So
neben lag elm aufgeidlaeenes @ebet'
bid) nit rotem golbidnitt.
Die Srau, ipelde mebr ais ein
babies bunoert Sabre binter lidb boz
ben modte, batte Sen nit nod oidl.
ten, aber bereits bon Silberiaoen
S,,rhannpnpn Gnnrp,, heApfteu 6nnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Teas Given for Cadets

Today saw the first in a series
OF monthly teas sponsored by
Mrs. r. c. Young for each new
class of cadets at the air base.
A group from the Island at
tended the Theater Arts pro-
gram yesterday. Those going I'D
were Mrs. Leigh Roberts. Mrs.
Wallace Dunlap. Mrs. E. A. Con-
way. Mrs. Glenn Coan. Miss
Lento Fulwell, Mrs. Robert
Pinkerton. Mrs. Wayne Jewell.
Mrs. A. E. Zoll, Mrs. George
Heideman and Mrs. II. c. L.
jackson.
The board of The Islanders"
with their husbands and wives
had dinner that evening at
Devon Gables and were the
guests of the Birmingham Play
ers at their performance of
Double Door" Attending were
Miss Lento Fulwell. Mrs. Robert
Pinkerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner
Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs. Storm
VanderZee, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
E. Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beyster and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee SawitZky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
-Mrs Fisher Ananses
Shrove Tuesday Supper
At lies Parish House

castle Jr., Mrs. Hugo Krave,
Mrs. David Finley. Mrs. Fred
erick S. Hall Jr. and Mrs. James
B. Lewis of Detroit.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles z.
Beauchamp spent last weekend
in Ypsilanti. Captain Beauchamp
left yesterday for Camp Clai-
born in Alabama. but Mrs.
Beauchamp and her young son
Johnny will remain for a while
with Mrs. Beauchamp's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher c.
Sherwood.
Mrs. Robert Charles Fox of
Memphis will leave soon after
two weeks visit with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Fox.
Mrs. John r. Beardall arrived
last Sunday for a visit of sew
eral weeks with her daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yellott F. Hardcastle Jr. Ensign
John r. Beardall Jr., u. S. N.
who was recently graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy. came yesterday to
spend a few days with his sister
and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Alexander
gave a small informal cocktail
party today in honor of Mrs.
Beardall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Alice Faye Honored
By British Tommies

Alice Faye received unusual
news this week from England.
She was informed in a letter
from Richard Greene. film star
now in the British army, that a
huge new 60-ton war tank had
been named in her honor by the
men in his division He is in the
armored corps. While here. he
made one picture with Alice,
Little Old New York"
In his letter. Greene stated
that the men in his divisio' were
given the choice of naming the
new tank and took a vot to de-
termine what film star was to
be honored. A majority voted
for the singing star and Richard
was permitted TO smash a bot
of champagne over the tan I'D
formally christen it Alice
Faye"
To show her apprecia ion OF
the honor paid her by the Brit
ish Tommies. Alice is arranging
for the shipment to the division
cough boxes of Californie or
anges to 60 around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
CROSSE lie, Feb. p.

THE Lenten season will be
l. ushered in February Is with
a Shrove Tuesday supper in ST.
James Parish House. Mrs.
George Fisher will be general
chairman with Mrs. A. d. Nc
Kinnon in charge of the ticket
sale. Mrs. Alex M. Haensler
will be in charge Of the kitchen
staff and Mrs. Lawrence Sawitz-
ky in charge of the dining
room. The supper will be served
from 6 to 7:30 o'clock.
Each Wednesday evening dur
ing the Lenten season services
will be held in St. James
Church at which visiting clergy
men will preach. A Bible class
led by Mrs. II. A. Barbour OF
Dearborn will follow the serv-
ices. This Wednesday the Rev.
F. G. Behnare of the First
Presbyterian Church in Monroe
will preach.
The afternoon group of the
st. James Service League will
make a study of Christianity
and secularism during Lent.
Church History Is Topic
The Rev. r. ]. Fairbanks will
lecture on the history of the
church at the evening meeting
of the Service League.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, d.
rector of religious education of
the diocese of Michigan. is
spending this weekend with the
Rev. and Mrs. r. J. Fairbanks.
The Episcopal clergy of the
metropolitan area will hold a
retreat tomorrow at st. James
Church. About 30 clergymen
are expected. The retreat mas
ter will be the Rev. Robert S.
Whitehead. assistant minister of
Christ Church parish, Detroit.
Mrs. Robert L. Stanton gave
the fourth in her series of de-
lightful buffet suppers last Sun
day. Her guests were:
MEssRs AND MEsDAMEs
John C. Garrels Jr. T. N stanton
Frederick Han Jr. Kenneth T. White
Frederick Glover sr. II. y. Stanton
Frederick Glover Jr. Mrs John Beardail
Y. y. Hardcastle Jr. Mrs. Henry Hooker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Choir Holds
Concert FRIDAY

WAYNE UNIVERSITIES A
Cappella Choir of 81 voices will
present its annual concert at
8:15 p. m. Friday in the Detroit
Institute of Arts auditorium.
The concert, under the direc-
ton of Prof. Harold Tallman,
will include both secular and
sacred music. A performance of
Gretchaninoff's unpub ished
choral arrangement of Nellie
Bly," will also be offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
CLUB BRIEFS

MARK Twain. the Lincoln of
American Literature. is the
subject of an address TO be de-
livered by DIR. William Pellowe.
lecturer, writer and humorist,
at a luncheon meeting of DE-
TROIT ZONTA CLUB. Thurs
day at 12:15' p. m. in Hotel
Statler. ST. BARNABUS GUILD
FOR NURSES will have a PAN
cake supper Shrove Tuesday eve
at 7 o'clock in Harper Hospital.
EXCELSIOR w. c. T. u. will
meet Tuesday at 100 p. m. at
the Nardin Park Methodist
Church.
PURITAN w. c. T. U. will
hold a luncheon meeting Tues
day at 1890 p. m. in the Pallis-
ter Tea Room. Guest speaker
will be Mrs. w. c. Currie. THE
MARY HUDSON w. c. T. U.
unit will meet Thursday at 100
p. m. at Northwestern Baptist
Church to hear an address by
Mrs. Eli Lyon. WOMENS AUX
Hilary DETROIT DENTAL
SOCIETY will hold a benefit
bridge luncheon Wednesday at
1890 p. m. in the auditorium of
the Ernst Kern store under the
joint Craftsmanship of Mrs. NJ.
Webster Prince and Charles Self.
p. TIA. BRANCH of the Rob-
ert Burns School meets Tuesday
at l 30 p. m. to hear a talk by
Elizabeth Monaghan. dietitian.
This group also is sponsoring
dessert bridge party Thursday at
! 80 p. m. in the play room of
the school. DETROIT HOME
MAKERS CLUB has planned
bridge luncheon for Friday at
1890 p. m. in Mrs. Dorothy
Dedman's home in East Kirby
avenue. EXPRESSION ALUMNI
STUDY CLUB has scheduled a
luncheon meeting for Tuesday at
1890 p. m. in the federation
clubhouse.
NORTHEASTERN WOMEN'S
CLUB will hear Miss Emile
Sergeant, director of the Detroit
Visiting Nurse Association. Mon
day at 2 p. m. The meeting will
he held in the parlors of st.
Marks Churc ROSEDALE
PROGRESSIVE CLUB will OBJ
serve its annual literature and
drama day Wednesday at 100
p. m. when Mrs. Leo Perrin will
review James Hilton's book.
Random Harvest.
Communities and Our Ma
tional Defense" will be discussed
by members of SOROPTIMIST
CLUB in a round-table Thurs
day evening. under direction Of
Mrs. Anna Willard Winklere who
has just returned from a ma
tional defense conference. On
Tuesday at 2 o'clock Mrs. Wink
Ter will address the School OF
Politics in Hotel Book Cadillac
on the lend-lease bill.
Music committee of NORTH
WESTERN WOMEN'S CLUB
will meet Wednesday with Mrs.
Roy Miller, Waverly avenue. TO
study The Stories Behind the
Familiar American Songs by
John Philip Sousa." The dra-
matte group of DEARBORN
WOMAN'S CLUB on Monday
evening al s O'Clock will enact
two plays. boosting Bridget
and Hotel Interlude." in the
auditorium of the Henry Ford
School. The plays will be di-
rected by Mrs. Harold Goodall.
who Wrote Hotel Inferlude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Leave for Florida

Judy Mayors. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Mayors. left
Yesterday for an indefinite stay
in Sarasota, Fla. She will be
accompanied by her father. who.
however, will return immedi.
ately.
Jack Mayors of Norfolk. Va.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Mayers, has been with his par
ents the past week. His fiancee.
Barbara Brodhead of st. Louis.
has been here since last Tuesday.
A large party was held last
night at the United States Navy
Air Base to celebrate the COM
pletion of the officers new mess
hall. OF local interest to the
islanders is the news that Charles
Lee Edwards is now lieutenant
commander. second in command
at the base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Mrs. GarreIs Honored

Mrs. Alpheus F. Jennings OF
Crosse Pointe gave a luncheon
Wednesday in honor of the
birthday of her niece. Mrs. John
c. Garreis Jr. of Crosse lie. The
guests were Mrs. Melish A.
Thompson. Mrs. Yellott Hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Follow These Easy Rules

$500; . second grand prize
OF 500; 20 prizes OF $40
each: so prizes Of IS each
to be awarded o. the end
OF the contest Tor the
most interesting pictures.
These special prizes do
not necessarily have to be
awarded for pictures
printed In the daily or
Sunday Times. but can be
chosen from among any
pictures submitted in the
contest.
msy enter
any number OF pictures.
Pictures must be entered
with consent of the par
ents or guardian Of child
pictured.
All contestants agree to
accept the decisions Of the
judges. appointed by The
Detroit Times. as final and
binding. The pictures the
judges consider the most
interesting will win the
awards.
Mail all pictures to the In
terestins Baby Contest.
Detroit Times, 1870 Cass
avenue. Detroit. Michigan.
Pictures will be pub
lished daily in the daily
Detroit Times and q page
Of pictures each Sunday
in The Detroit Sunday
Times during the 10
weeks Of the contest.
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v Times or other Detroit
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Of their families are
NOT eligible to compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
ShoIom AIeichem
Dance ON March Z

SHOLOM ALEICHEM Read
ing clubs will stage their annual
donor dinner dance March 2 in
Hotel Fort Shelby. Proceeds are
used for the maintenance of
their schools.
Dora Rose, general chairman.
is being assisted by Mania
Schneider and Rose Segal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

THE Detroit Times wants
pictures Of interesting
children. In order to OBJ
tain them the Times will
conduct an Interesting
Baby Picture Contest Tor
10 consecutive sks,
starting Feb. Is. 1871. IN
the daily and Sunday
issues.
C-Pietures Of children. FIVE
& years or uadeT, are eligi-
BILE. Snapshots are wanted.
, Studio pictures UNAC-
CEPTABLE. All pictures
submitted bseo me the
property OF The Detroit
Times and WILL NOT be
returned.
2-All you need 10 do 10 en-
~ ter . picture OF . baby 10
to send his or her snap
shot picture 10 The De-
troit Times. Be sure IL Is
not framed. There 10 no
entry fee. In submitting
photographs IL is neees-
sary to accompany with
Interesting Baby Picture
Contest Entry Blank such
as appears in The Detroit
Times, or With application
in similar form. The same
infor nation contained in
the coupon must be writ
ten or typed lssibly upon
the back of each picture
submitted. II Is not nee
esssry TO buy . copy Of
The Detroit Times to COM
pete.
"A total Of 81, 900 in CASH
= PRIZES will be paid in
this contest. 81 will be
paid for each OF 500 pic
lures printed. There will
be . grand first prize OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

AT l p. NJ. today the monthly
meeting of the Dancing Masters
of Michigan will be held at the
studio of Theodore J. Smith with
lahore Armstrong. Olga Fricker.
Sylvia Hamer. Robert Baker
and Theodore Smith in charge
of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
SEND
YOUR
BABY
PICTURES
NOW

Pictures of all types
of babies are wanted
in this contest. in
tereSting snapshots of
babies in all sorts of
poses and moods. Cry
ing babies. laughing
babies. solemn babies.
gleeful babies, pretty
babies or plain babies
-. their pictures are
suitable to enter if
they are interesting.
You can send any
number of pictures!
A snaps h OF which
fails to win one week
may win later on.
Think of what a thrill
it will be if a baby
picture you submit is
printed :. and it may
win as much as $500
for you'll
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

The new building erected In 1929
made II possible 10 increase the
faculty membership and provide
new opportunities for the children
OF the community. particularly in
manual training, agriculture and
home economics which had previ-
ously been taught only in the sew
enth and eighth grades. The com
mercial department was greatly ex.
banded also with erection OF the
new building. There are full time
instructors now in these subjects as
well as in band and extra instruc-
tors have been added in the essen.
tial curriculum wherever the in
creased enrolment has made II
necessary. In seventeen years the
enrolment has increased from
about 400 students TO nearly 700
at present with a gradual increase
anticipated
Mr.. Mackey came TO Milan seven
teen years ago from the upper pen
insula where he had held positions
in various schools. coming TO Milan
directly from Newberry where he
had been superintendent for some
time. From his early experience in
the smaller schools OF the upper
peninsula his advice to the young
teacher OF today Is not 10 stay too
long in one place. not to be too sat
isfied with the first position. but
after obtaining experience to move
up If possible to better positions
as they become available He does
not advise boys and girls to return
TO their home town to teach after
they have received their training.