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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Feature Modern
Refrigerdtors

A new. modern refrigerator de-
partment. displaying 1910 and 1871
models OF six famous brands is
available for public inspection on
the seventh floor OF Crowley
Miners East Building, IL was an
nounced Saturday.
Dozens of models Of Kelvinator,
General Electric, Norge, Westjng-
house. Philco and Frigidaire re-
frigerators stand side by side in
the cleaning department. re-
decorated in white, blue and silver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Many Extra Features

The new 1941 Kelvinators. say
the demonstrators, run but II
minutes out of every hour under
normal kitchen conditions. thus
cutting down on costs of opera
ton.
Extra features include a vege-
table bin, eold-mist freshener. pop
out ice trays, sliding meat drawer,
Kelvin Crisper for vegetables and
fruits. A five-way magic shelf
permits a variety of arrangements
and solves tine problem of storing
bulky articles and extra tall bot
ties.
A complete line of all six brands
of refrigerators are carried either
in Growley's newly reconditioned
seventh floor appliance depart.
ment or at the Convention Hall
Builders Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Fiue-Yeor Guarantee

Stressed is the fact that back Of
Aevery .GE Theoretically sealed cleo
Dtric refrigerator stands the GE
five-year protection plan which
protects the purchaser for five
years against the failure OF the
sealed mechanism. GE storage fea-
lures provide a place for ice stor-
age, frozen storage, chilling
storage, mulu-bottle storage. fresh
meat storage, butter, vegetable,
fruit. dry and general storage.
The Norge Rollator Refrigerator
on display in the Crowley exhibit
features full automatic defrosting.
with the new Norge-Watch De-
froster. Once weekly Norge S
Handkerchief is lifted out and
emptied as easily as pouring a
pitcher of water. The rest is done
automatically.
The Norge Safety Sealed Fast
Freezer seals tastes and odors out
of the ice chamber and seals in
cold TO preserve ice cubes and
frozen foods even during de-
frOStlnQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Demonstrate Ironers
AT Crowley Exhibit

Housewives attending the De-
troit Builders Show at Convention
Hall are shown how easy ironing
can be on the new Conlon ironer
by demonstrators in the large
c rowley-Milner exhibit. In addi-
ton TO the model C-25, used for
demonstration purposes, m a n y
other Conlon ironers and washers
are included in the Crowley dis
plaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Electric Costs Reported Cut

Frigidaire's meter-miser is re-
ported TO cut electric costs and
the machine is equipped with ex-
elusive Quickube trays which re-
=lease=iee7etibes Instantly new
meat tender provides unusually
large facilities for storing meats
Al near freezing temperatures.
Stainless porcelain in the food
compartment facilitates cleaning,
while the finish is addressing
The lifetime porcelain outside
finish resists scratching, flames
won't harm II mot even cigaret
burns and grease won't mar il.
Five distinct zones of cold for
five kinds OF perishable foods are
featured in the 1871 Westinghouse.
First is sub freezing for frozen
foods. Then the steady low tenn
perature, Just above freezing. for
meats and fish Milk and cream is
kept fresh in the third zone which
provides steady below average
temperatures. Steady 40 per cent
cold with high humidity where
needed for staples and leftovers.
The fifth zone Of cold provides
steady moderate temperatures
with high humidity for fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Westinghouse Is equipped with
exclusive True-Temp Control.
The potential life of 1871 Gen.
eral Electric refrigerators is ap-
proximately three times that OF
models II years models
which still are giving service to-
daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Models on Display

Grand River Lumber Company.
located at Telegraph road and
James CouzenS highway, announce
they have several models of four
room homes on display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
adequate Insulation
Cuts Fuel CHARGES

Adequate insulation saves fuel
and is big first step toward maxi
ing Winter air conditioning posi-
BILE. Insulation is also a barrier
against Summer heat, dust and
noise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
'SteriI' Lamp
Washer Feature

One Of the many features OF the
nine new 1871 model Easy Wash
ers on display at the Crowley-Mil-
ner exhibit at the Detroit Builders
Show is the Steril Clio lamp on the
Easy Al Spiramatic. The lamp
sterilizes clothes. DESTROYS germs
and floods the interior OF the tub
with purifying sunlight rays.
Easy boasts "a major improve
ments and Is exclusive features
in its 1871 line. The Easy Com
pany surveyed hundreds of home
makerS-found out what they
wanted in washer and then
built these desired features into
their latest models.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Clean Wall Paper

Wall paper should be cleaned
frequently and then you won't
have the problem Of repapering so
often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

The attractive Colonial Budget
Home erected inside Convention
Hall for the duration of the 1871
Detroit Builders Show, was fur
nished completely by Crowley
Miner e. Co. in hard sugar tree
maple in the mellow golden
beryl" finish.
All the furniture used in the
home-known as maple home
was designed and manufactured
by Consider II. Willett, cabinet
makers.
This sturdy wood In the ever
popular Early American style has
fresh appeal with its adaptation
for modern living. 1t is compile
mented throughout the Budget
Home by new harmonies Of vi
brant and subtle colors in walls.
draperies and upholstering. Prac-
teal floors have been achieved
with interesting linoleum treat
ments which are accented by ap-
propriate throw rugs.
The visitor first enters a small
vestibule with an open arch to the
living room. This is treated with
the same soft blue wallpaper, yell
low ceiling and terra Gotta limo
leum which lend a cheerful air
upon entering and at the same
time give feeling of spaciousness.
Living Room Compact
The living room is compact but
extremely livable. The room IS
planned around the Intersection
sofa, upholstered in a gay Gre
tonne. Its yellow background is
repeated in the ceiling. The simple
medallion patterned blue paper
offers a pleasing contrast. Warm
tones in the lowered material are
carried out in the plain linoleum
with narrow blue lines. The
striped draperies pick up these
same colors. Numerous attractive
arrangements are possible with the
sectional sofa and bookcases, even
in a small living room.
Stepping into the dinette. the
visitor will find yellow walls re-
peating major living room color
for harmony. The wall treatment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

srtz that Influence under the
cicsk Of eniertsinmcst makes
% ell the more desirable.
The companion attraction 10 the
latest edition Of the March Of Time
titled. Americans All"
In this Issue Time" dips the
ladle into the netting pot that
h America and permits ~ 10
drink generously Of the facts
concerning those foreign born
who have contributed % much
% the preservation Of the
Ideals which make our country
thu grande>t Of them all =.
the dream land Of milllons who
long for It, freedom from the
yoke Of dictatorship and OPP
preston.
There 10 much to think about
at the Roxy this week much
that is worth thinking about.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Now open every DAY are four
words pleasantly FUN Of meaning
for Lakewood theatsr patrons.
The new policy. beginning today.
will provide at least two changes
week. and generally three. The
customary opening time-e.4b p.
m. on week days and 3 p. m. on
Sundays still the rule.
Pictures from Columbia, Para
mount, Twentieth century-Fox,
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer. wArnsr
Brothers. Universal. United Art
lists, and RKo Radio will he fea.
tured. for the most part. - double
bills.
For Thursday. Friday and sat
urday Rosalind Russell and Mel
vyn Douglas are 10 be seen In
This Thing Called Love" and
Lupe velez IL starred In Mexican
spitfire Out West" A new pro-
gram plaY Sunday and Monday.
FLOWING Cold" with John Gar
field and Frances Farmer, and
Preston sturges' Christmas ir
July" make up the fare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
London Story
AT The Riviera
Song OF the Wolf"
Opens Todoy

Two of the noet intelligent snl.
nals ever 10 appear n films may
be currently seen In Moncgram's
sign a the Wolf" At the Riviera
thsatsr They are Grey Shadow
and Smoky. Eres,-grandscn and
grandson. respectively. Of strong
heart. one II the fret and most "a
nous Of the movie wonder dogs.
Grey Shadow. two and . half years
old. Ia the largest Aisatlan shsp-
herd ever 10 be trained for film
work. At enc hundred ten pounds.
he steals the heavyweight crown
from his illnstrious ancestor. Nine
ty-fivs pound smoky IL five years
old. and IL often used &c . stsnd-in
for his son when only one dos u
used in a film.
Based on . story by Jack Lon
don. Sign Of tho Wolf 10 . tale
Of an outlaw dog and . crooked
fur ring In the Canadian wiids.
Michael whalen and Grace Brad
ley head the cast. which includes
MAINTAIN Morsland. Louise Beavers.
Daryl Hickman. wade Crosby and
Tony Patton. Howard Brstherton
directed.
On the same new bill 10 rag.
time Cowboy joe" starring John.
nv Mack Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Back Street"
AT Music Box
Stors Cherries Boyer
and NJ. Sullovon

The same sensational situations.
tire same wealth Of emotional
drama which made Fannie Hurst's
great novel. Back Street" one OF
the outstanding novels Of the day.
have been captured and put on
the screen in Universsls pieturiza-
ton Of the story which now APP
pears at the Music Box theatsr.
according TO the multitudes who
have read the book and also have
Seen the picture.
Starring Charles Boyer and
Margaret SULLIVAN. two Of the
most glsmorous figures Of the
modern screen. UniversaIs picture,
Back Street" was directed by
Robert Stevenson. brilliant young
English novelist who recently went
to Hollywood after serving for
years as = director In the British
Isles and on the continent.
Many Hollywood notables are
seen in other familiar roles Rich.
ard Carlson portrsys Curt STAN
ton; Frank McHush appears -
Ed Porter. and Tim Holt is the
Richard saxel OF the story.
In the supporting cast are SAM
uel s. Kinds. Frank jerks. Peggy
Stewart. Nell O'Dsy, Nella walk-
er, Cecil Cunningham and others.
six Lessons From Madame La
Tonga" starring Lupe Velek
shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

nrues 70 "Aar<stuf<< e shsfieSs
COMMUNITY -cisrs ospis sna n.ay
Lamar n "comFzds sisa jset
holt IN The Great Pane nonbefs
kAy sInHHf-=osff Cooper u me
Wsst~fnef@ siso Dennis o-kssfs In
I'm fohedr's nsesthsaft Nes
IsAkFWoop ncsailnd Husnsll and
Melvin Douglas in This fblnE
Called Love aiao t.tifa Neieu IN
.Nekioan npttfiFs O4t West
rAhk ning Crosby and Mary Martin
IN Rhythm On tha River atnn
nahf SANDY and stuart Irwin IN
sandy ueta Nef Man"
mTAt.anr - Alice Fefs and Betty
ufahls IN Tn Pan Aiie2
RIM Robert TAyios ana Ruth nus.
seY in "Flisht Cnmmana.s aisu
oserss sanders N -rhs saint
sufi.ls-non Amschs ana cAFfnsn
Miranda In Down Argentine Way
also Preston Fs~tsF and Ann
DvurAk In "oilp@Joint nsekstse
- SsFT-ysdS dafland ana ospFss
Murphy In Little Neltis Kelly
also John oafflsla IN "rass % ths
rfAriF--ias iA,pgno sna Humphrey
nosaft IN Nigh sierra si.a
oeofse nrsnt and Ann ehsfiasn IN
Honeymoon for Three
! LIBERTY. kduafd q. Rob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

aoxy.-. spencer Traef. hiessy
Rooney and Bots Watson IN hen
o. nofs Town II 20. ans. 20.
Tao. loiio. slso March q TINE.
les. s1s. TOO. $40.
RIsITo- frsns punns ana CAP
AGO 40. TOO. ESQ also Paul
Hurst ana Roscoe Atss IN Glove
Affair"
Music Rox-Charie. nuyef and Mar.
garet SULLIVAN IN "psek street
os. = 50. Too. 10 90. also tsaps
vslsn and Leon KTrol in sis Iass
sona from Madame IA LonEa.
ilao $50 $50 Hsab
BlsIf NoisE--pon Amsens and uar-
RE 1880 $50 sso ps6 aiso
Olymps nradna In "knock Out.
liiso. also. $50. $50
RIyIEnA--Niohasl whaisn ana ofsee
f n So i e s7sNs 30. ii9 Sss ws sl.o
Johnny Mack Brown IN "nasfime
COWBOY joe no. s.se. go. . 30.
RETURN sHowIs0s
BEVERLY - CAroie Lombard ana
Robert Montgomery In Mr. ana
Mrs. smith" also kaT Francis IN
Virginia Fssid and Ralph
nellany In Dance. oin. Dance :,
also nssil Rathbons ana Nigel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Penny Serenade" Begins Local Engagement the RiaHt
Irene Dunn and Cary Grant
Play Leads In Columbia Hi
Fomous Stars Of The Awful Truth" and
MY rovoriss Vile" Seen n Love 9lorY

Kxcitnsiy f<unlt<s n o>1ra<
st<vens -r~nas s<r>n.d<.- Ir~e<
Dunns ara c&Ey orsHs r<sara -
ths Ri.lfo th~.t>r srr<~n tcf.y =
wkst rs e<<n zecsesm<s - ffsilv-
wcea - ne greatest Fom.ntis
drama a ne ve&r vtvid. ss<srn-
ins story 81 an sFfsnt nsw<f<p<r
msa ~ ne wIfs. cozamHs<'z
"rsnny s~r~nsd~r y s~s>4 apsn
Asrths cn<svsns' maxHslns ssvel.
sasptsa b ne sers~a ~ nsrvss
Rysslnd. sna snsefsa ~ : st<ii>r
east whish includes n~uisA nandz
and Eazsr fssehsnsn
A. th< reporter Grant 80 s>~e
praised fof . performances wh.eA
Top. n snesrfty. n cay neea
Aumor ard dramatic sont<nt any
thing - rs DIRE n fsc<Hl fc<fs
Miss Duane hsz b<sa ssusiiy aud
- ~ her wcFs
II resolving ne hs<zs thsnss -
Penny nerensds.~ stevens =
aid 10 csll upsn the atmess n
screen craftsmanship. ard MiS.
dunno and Grant eonsfihass hss-
trionic moments - beauty ard
lasting effect - that ne MIN ends
IN : ssau<nos 81 laughter ssa
tssrs
Glove Affair" with Paul ttnFxt.
shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
/" Men OF BOYS Tolrn".


A. In the original film. the plot
seems TO revolvs around the neces-
sity for more money with which 70
finance Boys Town "A problem
confronting almost every venture
which has q constructive motive.
Only for war, and its destructive
forces. does there seem to be am
pie funds. ! wonder what would
happen to q government which
would tax its people for schools
and churches and hospitals as 1t
taxes them in order that u may
destroy the schools. churches and
hospitals Of other nations.
But back to the pictnrei
"Men Of Boys Town" win
prove delightful entertainment
for young and old and IL a pic
ture which every boy and girl
should see. Its influence for
good IA not 10 he lightly tossed
aside and the fact that II en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
ONE OF GREATEST

Victor Francen. whom Europe
halls as one Of the worlds six
greatest actors, makes his Ameri.
can film debut in Paramount's
Hold Back the Dawn" with
Charles Boyer, Olivia de Havii-
land and Paulette Goddard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
HOLDEN DE-AGEs

William Holden. featured in
Paramounts Il Wanted Wings"
was playing bearded. s0-year-
old man on the stage when he was
spotted and signed by talent
scouts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

insan Ia The - welt
niFIlAA. snae<F tssazhas Tee Il
..fhs Trail Il ne vl1iisnt~s aiee
I'm nd Ahn<f u nssaihs ous
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15
Sitting In With The Lawmakers
BY GILBERT LEACH

Well, here we are again, all
gathered to make laws for an
other couple of years.
And, if you note as we go along.
we're here to UNDO some of the
things previous legislatures have
already done. It's always that
way,
Sort o rule o thumb" law
making but that's the kind we
have in Democracy and that's
the kind we want right on, z
We got couple of dandy head
men this session. That man
Beacham, president of the Senate,
is one of the solid citizens, if you
get what we mean. You can't
run that chap off the roStrum by
showing him a bevv of beauties in
the lobby, He's strictly business.
And over in the house, we have
another serious minded chap. Dan
McCarty is young sprout but he
knows what makes the wheels go
round and when you talk to him
about legislation Won want to
know what you're talking about,
He already knows.
So we're gettinp settled down
to business. Maybe this column
can't be as frivolous rs it was two
years ago. Mavbc wr'll have to
attend to our l-nittin' little
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15
LEGION UNITS TO
ea MEET ON SUNDAY

Continued from Page One) /
dcrneath, then the word Key
West Department of Florida
l94r', beneath that.
The convention corporation
paid some bills last night. II IVES
announced that the corporationl
does not owe one cent, that all
bills have been paid as propmtly|
as presented.
This is a record for conven-|
ton of this size, Mills said. "Wc
expect to wind up with small
profit-if everyone who is down.
for contribution comes through 4
A committee of solicitors of Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. % of tho
/ American Legion, which went up'
the keys on Sunday, reported and
were complimented on their flne'
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15

which have held up the wheels of
legislation 50 much in the past.
allowing Steadier work during
the later and more important
days. many of the committees
in both houses have been hard
at work since the first day. =.
there have been no early adj
"journments. they even worked
on Good Friday. and l believe
this is another record.
While this session has more new
members than usual it also is dis
tinguiShed by the number of
young ones. but Senator David
Elmer Ward of Fort Myers is still
the youngest. in point of years
=. but not in legislative expert
ence. he is followed closely by
Senators; LIE Roy Collins of Leon;
Dan Kelly of Nassau; and j. Frank
Adams of Caiiioun. these young
statesmen are a credit to their dis
tricts. they are conscientious,
able and respectful of their elders
they are not attempting to run
the senate and they all wear
their high honor with modesty
take the Fort Myers solon for
example. Senator Ward during
the 1889 session helped pass more
Legislation with his name attached
more important legislation
than any single senator. and so
modest was he about it that it
was necessary to look up the data
! in the senate journal. maybe he
didn't realize it himself. when
Johnny Beacham was called to
the rostrum, the opening day to
take the oath of office as the new
presiding officer, his hand shook
as he arranged and re-arranged
his papers on his desk and after
A., ward when he told his fellow
senators this is the happiest day
of my life in his opening adj
dress, his throat choked and | be-
lieve that if one looked closely
enough a tear or two could have
been seen in his eyes. everyone
is saying what a good president
Johnny will make. well, he has
had some good men ahead of him
and it is thought he will not
only follow their excellent eX-
ample, but will, in all probability,
plow several new burrows of his
own. the selection of Senator
Rose as chairman of the Legls-
lative Expenditures committee
will insure an economical session
in the senate anyway. 1T IS
too early to give the real low
down on the next president OF the
senate. but would like to give a
prediction here. at this time 1t
looks like the race is between
Senators r. S. Adams of Jasper
and Dillworth Clarke of Month
cello. but who can tell2. surely
not yo,r narrator. so long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM WILL
BE- EXPANDED
MONROE COUNTY WILL
SHARE IN VARIOUS COM
MoDITIES TO BE SUPPLIED
BY ADMINISTRATION


JACKSONVILLE, April IS
A summer feeding program for
children, in effect an expansion
and continuation during vacation
months of the School Lunch Pro-
gram, will be available for Monroe
County, it was announced here
today by the State Welfare
Board.
Surplus commodities in ample
amount and of considerable
variety will be supplied by the
Surplus Marketing Administra-
ton and distributed by the Sur
plus Commodity Division of the
State Welfare Board.
SURPRISES will be obtained by a
procedure similar to that now
used in the School Lunch Pro-
gram, except that the cooperation
of local agencies, which will act
as sponsors, will be required.
Certification of need will be made
by the local district welfare board
staff. -.
In the main the children to, be
served will be the same as those
who now receive a luncheon daily
at school but little brothers and
sisters not yet of school age win
also be eligible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15
:: SOCIETY ::
Convent Of Mary Immaculate
Alumnae BANQUET Held Monday

pecially greeted and welcomed
back to the fold by Mrs. Bayly.
AS usual the gathering buzzed
with happy reunions of class
mates and teachers and reminis-
cence of school days.
Among those present were:
Mesdames Lopez johnson, Glori-
ana M. Bayly, Stephen Lowe,
Paul E. Newhouse, Frank Hart,
c. B. Harvey, Joe Sawyer, Eugene
Martinez, Aquilino Lopez, Jr.,
Frank Fernandez, Evelio Cabot,
M, D. Green, Emil Sweeting,
Harry H. Baker, Alton Roberts,
Thomas S. Caro-, Rodman Bethel,
Howard Wilson, Francis L. john
son, VIM. NJ Arnold, Homer Her
rick, Manuel c. Perez, Hector
Barroso, Waldo Johnson, Joseph
L. Plummer, Miriam Thompson,
Martha c. Brennan, Louis Rob-
erts, o. ], Sheppard, Reynold
Thompson, O. H. Aguero, Leon
Mcfarland, Rex Biaza, Vincent
McDermott, Thomas Reyes, Ralph
Miner, Gilmore Parks, ]. V.
WbodSon, John Rivas, Roy Rob-
erts, Harold Cruz, Joaquin Godi-
net.
Misses Emma Curry, Marie Has
kins, Alice Park, Beulah Brantley,
Beatrice Moreno, Solito Cobo,
Ramona Lopez, Ada Rodriguez,
Macie Gait, Dorothy Albury,
Edith Moffatt, Annie CruSoe,
Hilda Castillo. Flora Barroso,
Anna L. Castillo, Martha Ramos,
Ella Blanco, Doris founders,
Janice founders, wilma Alfonso,
Eloina Cato, Dora Medina, Mary
c. Whalton, Yvonne Pinder, Mary
T. VanGrieken, Frances ELS
worth, Ruth Rose Galley, Mar
garita Lacedonia.
And the graduating class:
Misses Alicia Mccoy, Dorothy
Park, ELISA Moreno, Sylvia
Trujillo, Jessie Jane Gibson,
Fidelia Vargas, Anabel Moffat,
Oneida Ramos, Pauline Camera,
Mary Nympthia Cato, Dulce Cas-
tillo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-15

The Convent Alumnae AsSocia-
ton held its 32d annual reunion
at their Alma Mater on Easter
Monday. The address of welcome
was delivered by Mrs. Gloriana
M. Bayly.
The election of officers was
held aftsg q short business meet
ing and the following were re-
elected for Aanother year: Mrs.
Gloriana NJ. Bayly, President,
Miss Emma Curry, Vice-Presi-
dent, MRS. Stephen Lowe, Treas
urer, Mrs. Paul E. Newhouse,
Secretary, and Miss Margarita
Lacedonia, Reporter.
A guessing game was held and
prizes were won by Miss ELISA
Moreno, first prize, Mrs. F. l..
johnson. End prize, and Mrs. Hec-
tor Barroso, consolation.
The graduating class presented
a ludicrous skit entitled New
Cook" which was enjoyed by all.
The banquet was held in st.
Teresa's hall which was most at
tractively decorated in the
alumnae colors, blue and gold,
and the flowers which carried this
color scheme. The gathering was
especially honored by the pres
ence of Mother Provincial Su-
perior Mary Eleanor from AL
bany, who was presented with a
souvenir gift of Key West. She
addressed the members and
praised those present for their
loyalty. This virtue was par
ticularly exemplified by the pres
ence Of Mrs. Lopez Johnson,
honorary president, who was
greeted with the song Happy
Birthday to You" in honor of her
SOth birthday, which occurs this
week, and Miss Emma Curry,
who celebrates her 81st birthday
in June. Their love and devotion
10 Alma Mater warns the heart
OF all alumnae each year.
A most cordial welcome was ex-
tended to all by former teachers,
and classmates and the class of
Al and those present for the first
time in many years were es-