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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Love Evening Clothes

MRS. GEORGE n. MONRO
III
Il love evening clothes"
NICK LONDES
"My favorite band is Al the
BOok-Cadillac Casino-Eddir
LeBaron."
MRS. LLOYD HOOKER.
pinch-hitting for a society
reporter
DO YOU know who she is
] don't mean that the way il
sounds"
MRS. FPED ". ZEDER
asked where her daughters
are
"Well, the first place to look
for them is al the Country
Club"
MRS. EDWARD PARKER
"My horses name is River
MOOnbeam. Isn't Il awful hut
he had IL when | bought him
and I couldn't change it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Heckers Due
Back Oct. Is
From East
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

THEIR SUMNER home on
Nantucket looks so good 10 the
Christian Henry Heckers that
they linger on.
It will be October Is before
they return 10 take up residence
in their Iroquois avenue home
and their friends will be
charmed to sec them again after
that long absence down East.
EMBELLISHING TIE Ter
race Room:
Miss Ruth BaSSler and Cort-
land Larned, quite a twosome
these days. we might add
Mr. and Mrs. John Deigh ard
Jack Navin. celebrating pho
tographic anniversary with all
the FILINGS
Chuck Gorshenson and a
beauty. dancing eXpertly 10
Madriguera's lush strains.
TREIZURS' SORORITY and
Alnha Kappa Delta fraternity
will band together. October Is.
for a merry little hoe-down out
there at Hedges TwelYe-Mle
and Woodward.
Title of this extravaganza Is
"The Hey! Belle Hop" which
you'll understand a little better
when you see the green and
white bids now flooding the
mails.
Presidents Betty Lerchen and
Rudy York are in charge and
Sylvia Webley is said TO be do
ing all the work on the invita-
tons.
Dot Nogel and Ray Miller
have the finances to~look after.
More anon.
YOU ENTER Magnolia Ter
ace the James Vernors' new
Bloomfield Hills home. via a
Chinese red door and walk into
circular hall and through the
large and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
living room and out TO the gar
dens 10 see where the estate
gets its name.
-At-icast -f1aif- dozen mag
nolias, sent from New Orleans.
are set about at intervals and
will be flourishing come Sum-
mer and during that time the
three levels on which the gar
den is to grow will have been
completed as we'll AS the swim
ming pool which is TO be hol-
lowed from place which is a
Natural for It.
In the bedroom of her up
stairs suite, Mrs. Vernon has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
BY Frances Drake

today. You can advance your
personal interests especially. I'm
necessary business should not in
terfere with today's affairs, but
urgent plans and preparations
Tor work. s h Id not be
neglected.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sagittarius - No a brup I
answers or impulsive acts if you
would go along in serene,
peaceful manner. Think care
fully before accepting offers and
move cautiously in new direc-
tions.
DEC. e5 TO JAN. Fl
- 6up-.iro4'+-Yeur- aspects are
favorable; we hope you are in
bright, ambitious mood - are
you? God expects US to have
as much ambition about our
prayers as our superiors expect
in our work.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
AQUdriHs--Sometimes you do
not realize it but you are in
different and disinterested - at
least so in appearance. Don't
permit this attitude to come
forth today to spoil opportu-
mites.
FEB. of TO MARCH 20
Pisces 49, Especially favorable
aspects for today's interests.
Church and philanthropic duties
should be your first concern.
And remember you can do much
good for others when you really
use your capability and charm.
A CHILD horn on this day:
A sturdy makeup; keen intui-
ton, good Judge of character;
able TO command respect and
admiration even from jealous
people. Essentially clean-minded
and Woodworking, Should guard
against overindulgences, mostly
regarding the diet.
Distributed by KING Features synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
.>nock Your Eye Out

SHANNON CQRMACK-
There will he over a hun
dTed men in the trooping of
tie colors at the British Bali
this year. It'll knock your
eye out"
VIRGINIA DEVOY:
"Ny word, isn't there an or
chestra left that could be per
suaded to play soft music TO-
dinner background? The blair
is driving people out of suppe
rooms"
GERRY MARVIN:
This is one party that
won't involve a luncheon
meeting al the Detroit Club Ia
its planning"
MRS. FRANK RENAUD
II know little about cook
ing myself"
(Which was said very
tongue-in-t b e-cheek because
Mrs. r. is famed with her
.tan4ills-,- and -ff FieH44ls -ii,ett+fe
absolutely magic in the
kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbaberoH
WHAT THEY'RE saying

WHAT THEY'RE saying
around and about Mayfair
MRS. c. HAROLD WILLS
II think it, high time we
all get together and do some
thing for American boys at
amp
MISS SARA BURNHAM
Wedding invitations are
the only kind that peopl
really pay attention to-
SIR THOMAS BEACHAM !:
when he was here to conduct
the orchestra for the Ford
Sunday Evening Hour
Gentlemen. the Star
SpangIed Banner is not a
dreamy lullaby. You are play
ing your national anthem.
Make IL mean something
PLAY il like the MarSeillaise. y
And they did But il takes
man from another country
10 make Americans bashful
TO show patriotism they feel
bare their hearts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
HOROSCOPE.
for Sunday, October )
MARCH ef TO APRIL %

MA RCH ~ To arm 20
Aries Don't be disturbed at
some limitations. They are good
for all of us-they give US the
opportunity to practice patience
and develop sturdier ambition.
Today first fayors church serv-
ices and charity affairs, then en-
tertainment.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 20
TdmWs-If your week has
been a tedious one. enjoy a light
activity that won't tax much.
If you've time for visit with
friends, that slse, -is--highlly-
favored.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Be sure to get up
cheerfully and start your dav
with a prayer and a confident
attitude or you'll meet Difficult
ties and disappointments. Turn
down that demon gloom, sho
as what a Gemini smile car d..
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cancer-Simplicity and humi'
ity are virtues TO be cultivated
DO a good deed wherever you
can. and never mind fist ism
appreciated
July % TO AUG. %
Leo Quiet manner and calm
mental state are important for
success. for better health and
disposition. X @ m @ m her your
church duties and during the da@
recall again how good God has
been 10 you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
altering, Cfineine

MRS. CHARLES A. BE-
ANGER:
Suede clothes are flatteF-
.ng TO the figure and cling a.
oftly as duyetyn."
MRS. BENSON FORD:
1T isn't that l want to be
iSagreeable but I'D rather not
ave my picture taken. Peo-
lle must be awfully tired of
~ picture"
MRS. w. L. AYLING:
II have a son in the army
ID a husband working on de-
,nSe, 80 it's no wonder that
IN rather war-conscious."
MRS. CHARLES A. DEAN
r.:
I'll come home early from
'ointe aux Barques to help
,i.h "Shoot the Works"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Helpful F-Iin+s
From Other
z educers
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE ESPRIT de corps among
cur calorie dodgers is some
thing 70 marvel at. They no
more than wind uD their per-
Sonal weight reduction programs
successfully than they send
along helpful hints for any one
else who is having a struggle.
A Maine reducer warns against
announcing your intentions 70
reduce, especially 10 your family.
She says the oufy-1var.- she
managed 10 take off her surplus
20 pounds was 10 90 quietly
about her diet Now she thinks
it is much more fun TO surprise
the family with the results than
70 appraise them Of your in
tentionS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Booklet News

EVERY ONE can produce a
play. Just get all the gang to-
gether, select a play, cast the
parts and in a very short time
you're ready TO begin rehearsals.
While you're all working to-
gether, Sharing fun and
laughter, you become better
acquainted, and when the big
day arrives you'll be proud and
delighted that your club was
able 10 undertake a project and
carry IL through.
II YOU are uncertain as 10 Just
how to GO about producing a
play. send for the 40-page book
let. HOW TO PUT ON A PLAY.
This handy little book contains
information on casting. organ
ization and rehearsing. besides
a list Of recommended plays
Send - cents in coins for this
booklet 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute. 1928 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich. Write
plainly name, address and title
Of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Miss Fec+ea u
Will Be Bride
This Evening

MISS MARGE FECTEAU and
Neil Utz, who are being married
this evening in the rectory of
Visitation Church. admit they
STILL haven't found an apart
ment so it looks as if they'll
have TO continue their search
following the return from their
western wedding trip.
When pals first heard the
blond Miss f. was 10 marry a
Minneapolis man, they thought
she'd be living away from De-
troit, but are now happy to
know they'll be staying in town.
MRS. JOSEPH NJ. MARKS Of
the Belcrest announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Aimee,
and Sidney r. Cohen. son of
Mrs William Cohen of Los An
Geles, Cal.
The wedding took place at the
Belcrest October 2.
FLUCTUATIONS TO Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic w. Ernst of Pine
hurst avenue on the birth Of a
daughter, Margaret Mary, Octo-
Der l. Mrs. K. was formely Mar
jorie robert.
MISS MARY JANE HERDE-
GEN, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Herdegen of Kenwood road,
has resumed her studies at
Northampton School for Girls,
Northampton. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Christian Scientists
Announce Lecture

There will be a free lecture on
Christian Science in the Third
Church OF Christ, Scientist. Sew
ard avenue at Second boulevard,
Monday evening at s o'clock.
The speaker will be Miss Violet
Ter Seymer, c. S. B., a member
of the board Of lectureShip Of the
mother church. the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist. Boston. The
lecture is open TO the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Crodts 10 Observe
1300ih Anniversary

CroatS in this area will mark
the thirteen hundredth anniver-
sary of the Outstanding Of tie
-Croat!an people on Sunday,
program scheduled 10 rti
through the cntiEc day
A high mass AZ 10 a m. in ST.
Ecrome'S Catholic Church Oakland
and Melbourne avenues. VIII open
the days program Following the
mass the assembly will march
from the church 90 the Rumanlan
Hall in FarnsWOrlh avenue. Dur
ing tho afternoon there Will be a
dinner and dramatic presentation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Gets 55-Pa9e Letter

MRS. FREDERICK NJ. AL
GER JR.
I've just received a 55-pag
letter. II makes me feel as
am a boarding school gi'
once again"
CLARENCE:
watch for Shoot Il
Works :"
MRS. WILLIAM LANG
(Laurine Macdonald Dodge
IL can't afford it,"
MRS. WILLIAM WALKER
II must send the baby's pi
ture TO his uncle and aunt
Sonny and Anne kresge, on
the coast. They've never seen
orr child
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Cooking School
At BEDFORD Theafer

PRUDENCE PENNY VIII
conduct the cooking school
10 Ut 1r77--rt UETT rue Gdy az
the Redford Theater This
school IS sron-ored by the
Redford Circle Of the Kings
Daughters and proceeds from
II will 60 20 their various
charity works
There will be no cooking
school in The Detroit Times
auditorium next T.iCe3~
Members of The Detroit
Times Homcnakers' Club are
invited to attend the BEDFORD
School.
4 COMPLETE budget
menu consisting of a pork
chop cas- cr0lc. buttcrcd
green beans and apple pan
dcwdy VIII be featured. In
addition Prudence viii pre- 1
pare roast beef, refrigerator
rolls. straw berry frost,
tomato SOU salad and Oiled
green tomato pickles.
TICKETS FOR the Red
ferd TheatAfF- eee45iiifffsss 4etaeel
are 80 cents e2cn They are
on sale ~ tho BEDFORD The
alter box office. tho Never
Drug Company. 2l756 Grand
River avenue in BEDFORD and
also al the service counter in
the lobby Of The Detroit
Times Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
REV. PREACHER TO LECTURE

a lecture on The Cathohcity
OF the Church will be gwen
by the Rev Sebastian Erbachef,
O. r NJ. Of Duns Scotus College.
on Thursday al 81 Benedict the
Moor parish hall. Beechwood near
West Warren avenue The talk is
one OF series on The Marks Of
the Church, By Father Sebastian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Augsburg Farewell

Augsburg Lutheran Church will
hold a farewell communion Sun
cay al IL a. m. 70 mark the last
Sunday in the old building. which
will be torn down 10 make way for
new structure. The Rev William
s. Avery, pastor, will preach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

her fascinating collection of
madonnas. most of them on wall
brackets above the fireplace.
Two rooms have been set
aside for the diminutive Grayce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

IT VERY easy lovely linens The stitch
motifs with hlet crochet border for towels pillow
and scarfS Pattern S9 transfer OF 8
motifs directions ard charts for crochet materials required
Illustrations OF stitches
Send TEN CENTS ID for this pattern The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1225 Times square Detroit Mich
Owing customs regulations orders for patterns Canadian
destinations be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

and Jimmy Werner grandchil-
dren of the house. wnen they
visit from their Norfolk home
completely furnished with TO
scale" pieces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY 'NDlVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY. G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the aSt SIX
months Of 1871.
was born:
Month .....,.... Day 800.
Send i5e and Seif-Adireisel
Stamped Egte'obs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

juice with a -four and water
mixture TO make a medium
thick grayy. Add salt 10 taste
and pour into casserole. Cover
with biscuit crust pressing down
with tines of fork ON edge OF
casserole. Cut gashos in the
dough Bake in moderately hot
oven l425 dcgIccs) for 20 to 3
minutes. until crust is well
Drowned. Makes six servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
AUG. % TO SEPT. %

AUG. % TO SEPT. %
TWgo-"Actions speak louder
han words" and if you'll just
set your usual good example
and not lecture too much about
it, you'll achieve your point
quicker, more thoroughly. Use
cur winning smile.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. %
LibrdZReligion, domestic mat
ters, reconciliationS, frie'n d ! V
gatherings, good reading, writing,
public speaking and all worthy
activities that would be in order
on a Sunday are favored now.
OCT. u TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Your indications and
influences are similar to Libra's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

SERVE A piping hot, hearty
meat pie with biscuit crust for
the main dish attraction of your
next family dinner. There is
probably no other entree that is
so universally popular with both
young and old
The tender butter biscuit
crust. topping the pie, should be
rolled about one-inch thick.
SlaSheS made in the dough pre-
vent II from steaming and be-
coming soggy.
To dress up the meat-pie cas-
Serole even more, attractively
shaped individual biscuits may
be cut and placed oR-the top.
Meat-VeeetabIe Pie
2 pounds round steak or chuck
-cul-1.inch- thick
3 tablespoons butter
liz teaspoons salt
Boiling water
II cups fresh or frozen peas
10 s tiny onions
IL cups sliced raw carrots
Cut meat into 1-inch cubes.
Melt butter in large skillet, and
brown meat on all sides. Sprinkle
with salt and add cups boiling
water, Cover and simmer until
meat is tender. about l hour
Add vegetables and ] cup boiling
water. Cook uncovered until
vegetables are done, about p
minutes While vegetables are
cooking. make the biscuit crust.
Biscuit Topping
2 cups all purpose flour
y teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons baking powder
u cup butter
p cup milk
Sft -four. measure; sift with
salt and baking powder Add
butter and cut in with pastry
bender or two knives, until
mixture has texture Of coarse
cornmeal. Add milk FL AT once
and stir until dough is formed.
Turn out onto lightly Toured
board and roll cut TO At top Of
2-quart casserole.
When stew is done. thicken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Black Coffee

A Michigan lady wants me 10
tell you that II is easier 10 get
used 10 drinking coffee black
when you cut down to half a cup
In a week this is hcr promise
YOU will be so used TO the
more potent beverage that you
will like it better.
From a Missourian comes the
suggestion that the best way
TO last on SJdiet IS not 10 get
too hungry. 1t seems 10 be her
slogan that a calorie in time
saves nine.
The next time YOU begin 10
feel enervated along about 345
p III Try 5vrTU1g mat affff-EUrr-
feeling by having a cup Of hot
tea with sugar, fruit Juice. a
barana. or buttermilk.
This snack adds a few Galleries
but II will pick you up. and it
may keen you from cheating at
dinner. The hungrier you get,
the easier il is TO over-eat.
Midnight Snack
Another Michigan reducer is
dead set against going to bed
hungry. She says there's nothing
like glass Of hot milk before
going TO bed TO make YOU sleep
and 10 keep YOU from getting
up rummaging IN tho ice box
An Illinois weight loser. who
confesScS that sweets have al
ways been her undoing. has
found that little peppermint
helps. She says a couple OF
after-dinner minis put a nice
period TO the meal and save
reducer from much worse things.
such as pie.
She refers 10 the small plain
mints. Not the chocolate-cov-
cred. saucer-sized variety.
Now. what are your ideas for
SHINING? If YOU are slim You
must have had few that worked
for you. Send them along They
may help 10 make the going
easier for others.
copyrisht 1871 King Features synd 1nc
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Southeast Will GET
Electricity From
North and West
Bon on Non-EssentioI
Services to Conserve
Energy Will Continue
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 8.-The South.
casts shortage of industrial elec-
tricity will be alleviated by the di-
version of surplus power from the
North and West, but conservation Of
energy by q blackout of ESSEN
tial services will continue.
J. A. Krug, power chief for the
Office of Production Management,
which has ordered the ban on ad-
vertising and ornamental lighting in
seven Southeastern States, said yes
terday that nine other States soon
would be contributing extra energy
at the rate of 41,500,000 kiloWatt
hours a week.
Power pooling will be participated
in by Ohio, West Virginia, the Caro-
linas, Kentucky, Arkansas, Florida,
Louisiana and Texas.
Mr.. Krug already has announced
the pooling operations will enable a
80 per cent curtailment of power
used by non-defense industries to
be postponed at least one week from
November 10.
The pooled current will be gath
cred through the tie-lines or inter-
communications with adjoining
power systems. Mr.. Krug said IA
100000 kiloWatt hours a week will be
brought in by the Saluda, S. C.-Au-
gusta, Ga, tie-line and the Green
vile, S. C.-Tallulah Falls. Ga, inter-
connection based on estimates from
the first five hours of operation.
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Beuverbrook
Continued From First Page }

councils from seven counties,
Beaverbrook laid himself and the
governments policy open to ques-
tlons after completing his prepared
speech.
1t was the first time since the war
started that Cabinet minister had
submitted his record to such jury.
Beaverbrook has been among the
individuals criticized by name for
the governments alleged SloWneSs
in providing effective aid for Russia.
Others include Capt. H. D. R. Mar
gesson, war secretary, 1t. Col. j. T. C.
Moore -Brabazon, minister of air.
craft production, Sir Kingsley Wood,
chancellor of the eXchequer, and
Lord Halifax, war cabinet men,
Der and Ambassador to Washington.
Beaverbrook, who recently re-
turned from Moscow, began his
speech with a tribute TO the reso-
luton of the Russian armies and
said that the battle will be long
and in the end the just will be VIC
torious."
Russia, he continued had a right
10 expect that We shall provide
them as far as We can with their
daily bread and at our bountiful
tables We must ask them TO sit
down"
He acknowledged that Britain had
not yet got steam up" in the mat
ter Of production, but added:
October has been banner
month. Indeed. an immense triumph
OF output in tanks -" but nowith-
standing these great increases in
output, you have not done nearly
enough. I come 10 give you that
message.
Whatever you may have done in
September, double it is the demand
for November"
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Neutrality
Continued From First Page }

Ing on everything-on profits, on
wages, on farm products and all
other things.
Training Camps.
"Sixth-We must immediately dou-
BILE the number of training camps
In this country for we will have need
for them
"Seventh-We must immediately
commence to raise an additinoal
army so that the total will not be
less than 100000 men and may go
as high possibly as 100000 or
100000 men.
These are all locked up in the
vote which we are about to take.
Unless we are willing to do all seven
OF these things, we will not only not
quately safeguard our institutions
and our American way of life, but
we will break faith with those who
will make the supreme sacrifice on
the oceans bosom and in foreign
lands.
There is no such thing as a
halfway war, particularly against
the might of the Axis powers"
Senator Tydings declared that
until these steps are taken:
-" it would be treason te
God, treason to brotherhood, trea-
son to our form of government
treason to the men who wear the uni
forms of our country to ask them tt
die to save a selfish Nation and q
pack of pusillanimous politicians
who strut throught the halls of pow
er but show no tangible appreciation
OF the consequences of their acts"
In another part of his speech
Evening star., 1941-11-08
Central Y. N. {. A.
Sets Record With
1850 EnroI|ments
Quote Exceeded by 328,
Workers Are Informed
At Victory Dinner

The Central Young Mems Chris
tian Association today held rec
ord of having enrolled the greatest
number of new members during any
campaign in its history. Last night
at a victory dinner, held in the
"Y" building, 1878 new members
were reported, exceeding the cam
paign goal of 1850 by 1923.
The division of workers led by
Col. T. j. Frailey, enrolled 542
members since the campaign be-
gan on October IA, to lead the other
divisions. The team led by David
Linden headed the team groups by
enrolling 240 new members. Ar
thur C.. Pearson led all individuals
by enrolling 107. and Lee Barbash,
who individually enrolled Sc, was
second.
Special mention was given George
E. Harris for enrolling the greatest
number of boy members. SO, and to
Charles Nagel, member of the
boys department, who enrolled IA
boys and six men.
Last nights meeting featured
singing by Miss Mary Russell, So
prano, and by Bob Face, and in
Strumental selections by Ken Foy,
pianist; Billy Gibson, guitarist, and
Sam Ferro, drummer.
L. w. DeGast, general secretary
of the Central Y. M. C. A., thanked
A. D. Willard, jr., the campaign
chairman, and presented him with a
golf bag. Brief addresses also were
delivered by Mr.. Willard. John
Vandegrlft, former membership
campaign chairman; by r. E. Myers
membership secretary, and by Mr..
Harris.
Members of the Women's "Y" staff
were presented with bouquets. They
included Mrs Marie L. Fry. Miss
Mary Grubb. Miss Rose Bright, Mrs
Margaret Boushka, Mrs. Patricia
King, Mrs. Edna Freund. Mrs. Mary
F.. Coburn and Mrs. Marguerite
Harvey.
AT 8:15 pm. next Wednesday a
special program will be held at a
New ~ Members Make Friends
Night in the building at 1886 G
street NV. Arch Mcdonald is to
be master of ceremonies and the
program is to include a review OF
various sports activities under direc-
ton of William Hutzell, to be fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments