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Nogales international., 1942-06-12
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday, June IA
Church School, 10 o'clock. Miss
Eta Mae Lewis, superintendent
Pilgrim Fellowship class, same hour.
r. A. Smith, director; Miss Emma
Jaramillo, assistant.
Morning worship, 10:45. Theme,
There VIII Be A Tomorrow" Miss
Elaine Gildea will preside at the
piano. There will be special music.
A very cordial invitation extended
to all who do not worship elsewhere
to share in these helpful services
with us. Strangers made welcome
O. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
Aesf1 STRAIGHT from
!&Aa.. NEW N0RX
FEMININE
FLATTERY

Be cool and poised in
a hectic world. Wear
a pretty print in light,
clear c0l0rs with
frothy frills of white
for charm. This New /
York creation is Of |
soft gray. printed in. !;
white Jackstones. /
Nogales international., 1942-06-12
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sundays: Masses at 7, $3.50 and
10 am. Rosary at 7:30 pm.
Week days: Mass at Z.
L. DUVAL, Pastor.
Nogales international., 1942-06-12

HOME ON FURLOUGH
Robert Hood, who is in the Army
air corps, is here on a furlough visit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

party wore on and so did the anec-
dotes OF those good old college
days.
First Lieutenants Walker Blake
and Terry Brooks and Second
Lieutenant George Rhodes. for
merry stationed at Fort Devens,
Mass, reporter for duty Wednes-
day morning at Fort Custer.
The trio. all Wherefore Grad
yates, were honored with a party
Tuesday evening upon their arrival
in Detroit by Lieutenant and Mrs.
Hondon Hargroves at the home Of
Mrs. Hargroves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Parker OF els Owen.
Lieutenant Hargroves. himself
Wilberforce alumnus, will report
TO Fort Custer some time next
week. Mrs. Hargroves. the former
Conner Sue Parker, will reside
temporarily with her parents.
Among the guest were: Harriet
Robinson. velma Cross. Margaret
Eubanks, Katherine Tinsley. Mar
gle Dunbar. Regina Solomon, Dora
Talbert Jones. Mildred Brinson.
Spencer Carey. Tommy Richardson.
Chile" Max. Carl Crimson "Bavy
Jones. Ollie Coleman and BLACK
jack and Morris Williams.
Editors Note-Campus nickname,
I'll hang over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Woodley
Recital

Elizabeth Holden woodley. promi-
nent music teacher. and a member
OF the Department OF Recreation
music STAFF. held the 18th annual re-
cital OF her pupils Saturday after
noon. June IS in the social rooms
OF the Lucy Thurman branch
lWCA. The program as given b.
pupils OF Mrs. Woodley. was fine
with all OF those participating on
the program performing in a
splendid fashion.
Mrs. Woodley presents her pi-
pills in recital twice each year. in
the summer and during the fall
seasons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Club
Closes

Wednesday. June 8. the New Id
Social and Civic club held their 1.
nal meeting OF the year in the co
recreation room OF Mrs. Edna Ho.-
comb. OF 1926 Wexford. Mrs. Reid
presided over the meeting, will
more than 30 women present.
The members discussed the tour
which was made June II to the
House OF Correction. Reports came
from committees on club books and
from committees on the tea given
Sunday. May "a. An interesting
feature OF the meeting included
two quizzes conducted by Mrs.
Carolyn Dickson, OF the Lincoln
library, and one conducted by the
hostess, Mrs. Holcomb. Mrs. M
Shelton and Mrs. S. Harrison cap
tured the prizes.
The club served a menu which
was superb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Gay Social Features
Closing Of Club Season

The El.lot'or;sr Bushes Women
held taeir fra. nee,.1g .or ths
Sumner season Tuesday evening a.
ths home Q; Mrs Ruby Mitchell,
sl4s lroeros
A delightful ar Q. conaraseris
sbur dance G. .ooc ana unique
game teaGrfc f.s evenings en.
terts i,ue,f The t5w.1g cn!-
GERS were e.sc,ec :cr re ensuing
yea Ths.-s = WiUsns p-esi-
cert. Ber-yc+ Crt5lrs vice press.
cent Hs-s.et'z Bryan recording
Gecrsisry Gertrude 81 on, cores
porclng secretary Cdsfa White
fnancls- secretary AID AR Gomez
treasurer.
Tie hos'efs assisted by the so
essl corui,fee served chicken sal
&C pctato chips Fscishss sand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Artists Have
18th Exhibit

The sixteenth annual art exhibit
OF the Pen and Palette club, under
the auspices OF the Detroit Urban
league. opened in the Rackhan
Memorial building. Saturday. June
Is. and will continue through June
20. in .looms six and eight.
Among the artists whose works
are on exhibition are: Leroy Nit
chell. Myrtle Hall, Robert II. Jones
Ruby Mormon. Ernest Hardman
Pvt. Lee Larkins. Audrey Agee
Gerald r. Boyd, Alfred Steward
Ruth Mcintosh and Booker Helm
There were AZ pieces exhibited and
several awards made. First award
OF s25 went TO Leroy Mitchell.
The art work on display are TO.
sale and the proceeds will be con
tributed for war relief.
The Pen and Palette club, =.
which John c. Dancy is director
has been making steady progre
since its organization. Every
fort has been exerted TO develo.
the latent talents OF the mar
young artists OF the race in H.
froit who are unable TO attend
school or universities. See pictur
on page 13.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Scu1lng
Circle Ncus

The Housewives Sewing circl
met with Miss Pearl Black, 1873.
Harper. Monday afternoon. The
president presided. Three members
were dropped from the club for
lack OF attendance.
Some OF the members are doing
excellent work on their dresses.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments. All present had an en-
joyable time.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Precola James, 1929 Oakland
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

ones hostesseS was an easy matter
az each club member wore a deep
purple orchid on the shoulder OF
her pretty gown.
The rain was relentless and came
down upon many a party frock that
ventured forth. Among those who
braved the torrents and spent a
very pleasant evening with the New
Era Study club we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mimms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Overton, Mrs.
waddy Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dence, Mrs. Dorothy Vance. Thur
low Fitzpatrick. Miss Raven Ri.
vera. Felix Griffin.
Langford p. James. Bigron Dan
iels. Mrs. G. B. williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry White. Lonnie Miller.
Mrs. lola Sellers, OF Macon, Ca.
Mr.. jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
G. White, Sgt. r. A. Hubbard. Miss
Victoria Mccall. Dorothy n. Scot,
Attorney Frederick Yates. Ruby
Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. william Pick
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II.
White. Mrs. vantella Lane. DR.. d.
J Cornick. Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Nor
ris. Or. and Mrs. Ira l. whitby.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Williams. Mr.. and
Hrs. Isoocstein c. Osborne. DR.. and
RS. Landy Harris. Miss Fannie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

filiate. were made. Among thosc
attending the executive board
meeting were: Jerene Macklin. vico
president. Mrs. Mimms, secretary
Mr. and Mrs. Roger l.. Woodley,
Ordine Toliyer. past president
DINA; Agnetta Cheattam and En-
erson Craig, treasurer.
The Junior and Youth branches
OF the Detroit Musicians associa-
ton held a meeting Friday evening
OF last week at the Association o.
Club Women's building. Ferry at
Brush. Billy Hines. the president,
presided. Approximately II mem
bers OF the organization attended /.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Woodley and
Fred Hart Williams. OF the super
visory committee were also presen..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Coronation Ball Climax
Of Rose Festival

The sixth annual Rose Festival Of,
the ST. Cyprians branch fthe Girls
Friendly society will be presented
Thursday, June Is, at $50 pm.
For the past four years, the festi-
val has been given at the Belle Isls
Shell and II had been planned to
be held there this year. but the
shell was torn down last Fall. The
first festival was given at st. Cyp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
!Z&2]&2 Social zlk22&3ZL ~
Thunder on theSocial Front

Random shots at Detroit society supply with the
following information Dr. and Mrs c. c. Constable cele-
brated their anniversary June 49, Mr. and Mrs Lynn
McCorkle and the McKnneys of the famous McKinneys'
Cotton Pckers band celebrated their wedding annvers-
aries June ID
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Galloway infanticipating
The final board meeting of the Lucy Thurman YWCA
held the home of Mrs Charles Stephens of 1892
Stanford avenue June IT. The members feed with
a luncheon.
Among the graduates this June Arthur Thomp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

~!ches punch ice cream and
cake 10 Beatrice Holder, Lorraine
Reed Ide.l Hudson Louise Chat
field, Mildred Eubankx. Helen
CANT. Thelma Williams. Louise
Garter. Erres'ine Braxton. Julia
Morgan, Alice TaliaierFo. Harriet
TAYLOR. Helene Gordon Jones I'm.
madesn Bel, Fannie Robinson.
sue smith Ruth Price Jessie sla-
Ton Henrietta Bryant. Aida Hodge.
May Jane Boyd. Audry Morris. Ell
nora PITTS. Eva Campbell. Helen
Bscney Bern.ce Cobbins. Imogene
Wilson Marjorie Wignale. Odetta
White and Ann Gomez.
SPECIAL guests were: Ida Hill.
Harriet Robinson, Louise Leonard
and Bertha Cook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

rians church and the sixth will be
returned TO the original site.
Plans for this years Rose Festi-
val are being arranged somewhat
similar TO the FIRST. with one ex-
ception. The princess. to be known
as Princess Anne. will be crowned
at the festival and the queen,
known as Queen Cypria VI. will be
crowned later In the evening at tho
coronation ball.
Last years lovely queen, Gloria
Lake. will crown the princess.
Awards will be given to girls who
have been OF most service 10 the
group during the year.
The public Is invited TO attend
the AFFAIR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
SUB-DEB
CHATTER
By LITTLE SISTER

Going
Lahore Davis. after having grad
uated from Ypsilanti high. will
trek TO Idlewild with Ann Gregor,
soon.
Going.
Bill Lawson k visiting New York
instead OF Idlewild, this year. HI
will be accompanied by Chicago
friends.
( Gone.
Colson Mutt has enlisted in the
Army. He is at present stationed
az Fl. Custer.
Home Again.
Bella Clemon has returned to the
Motor City from Alabama. She's
finer than ever. Huh. Lucius?
Willie Coleman has also como
back from Alabama. and Mary Ber-
ry is home from Maryland. Watch
for trouble on Wexford, between
Us. and NIB. over VIC.
J. d. Mason (Julius), is visiting
in Detroit for a week. Then, he'll
got 10 Boys camp and Girls camp
and then 10 Idlewild.
I Spied:
Earl Evans visiting Northern,
with a haircut that is close imi-
tation OF billiard ball.
Bill Lawson, handing Rose Camp
bell line at the Delsprites' dance
II she only compared notes!
Felix McBroom. taking over An
drew Henry's ex-talent - MILF
Alvin Boyd and Dorothy Ann
Hicks, getting frantic over each
other.
Robert Williams, wading through
The crowd to get 70 Velma May, or
was she wading TO Robert?
Goodnatured Floride Goggins
chatting in the hall with sub-debs
Bill Matney at Doris Bells home
persuading her 10 come out.
W'hozit Whatzit?
What East End girl was seer
Saturday night. riding a ferris
wheel at the carnival with wha,
North End boy?
What two boys who live on Phil.
adelphia. have the same initials and
are that way about Cuzzy Wuzz?
What three boys on Hague olive
only half block from each 9th.
err, are frantic about what blonde
who Is crazy about what trumpet
player?
Who was seen al La Gales Files
cotton formal Friday night? Yeah
who?
Cupid Un.Cuplet
Evelyn Baldwin used TO 60 with
Bill:
That romance has had its nll.
What has happened to Billy c. and
June?
What? Did somebody turn of the
moon?
Joe Bailey Is still frantic oyei
Dawn,
So is she. but the romance isn't on
CupId's Cuplet
Rego Gumaz and exotic Jeanne,
Hotter and hotter they have 1t
mean.
Bernice Miller and Oliver Broome-
II he doesn't watch out, he'll be {
bridegroom.
Prince Walker Is on Trowbridge
also for Rose:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Musicians
Look Toward
Cleveland

Fred Hart williams, president
the Detroit Musicians association.
called an executive board meeting
last Thursday evening at tho
home of Mrs. Mile Hynson, 5lb
Hendrie street. The purpose OF the
meeting was to discuss plans for
the celebration OF the 22nd ami
versary of the musical organiza-
ton, July 20. Arrangement for
the August convention in Cleve-
land O., OF the National Associa-
ton OF Negro Musicians OF which
the Detroit organization is an al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
seventeenth,

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Leach. of McDougall ave-
nue., are the proud parents OF fine who
Wednesday. Congratulations.
Neal Henderson OF Detroit. who is with the En-
gneerng staff at Tuskegee. viii be cry happy this week
when the train from Detrc rolls and brings his wife
Bernce, and their baby. Nea 10 Tuskegee early
this year and since being there he bu home for his
family.
Forest Young. contracting engineer Of our city, Is
going to be married to Miss Efie Hall OF Buffalo this
Thursday Her sister, Edith Hall is nurse at Herman
Kiefer hospital.
SATURDAY., June 20. Harriet Pate and conkin Rrav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Flies To Oklahoma

Mr. and Mrs. James King OF Nc
Dougall avenue returned 10 the
city last weekend after a vacation
in Oklahoma. Mr.. King flew out to
Oklahoma several days to get a
little rest and 10 accompany his
wife back to Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

son, VINO received MS VI. ~. from
Meharry. Roberta MCGUIRE. who
is the principal OF the G.. W. Car
yer school in Ferndale. Mich. re-
ceived her masters degree from
the English department of Wayne
university last week. Helen Toodle
had an A. B. in Education confer
red upon her June IL at Wayne.
Chief Justice Frank Murphy also
received an honorary degree from
Wayne L. that night-just his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

sions? Among them were: Doctors
Walter Hines. Gil Edwards. Johnnie
Green. Tom Brown, Charles Brooks
and James Gillian. DR.. Hines is APP
plying for captaincy, because of his
hospital experience.
Personable Jeanne Cole has new
job. She is case worker in the
county social service set-up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
New President

Mrs. Rosa Chambers IL. me rev
president OF the Premier Hon,.
makers club OF Lucy Thurmar
Branch ywCA. She succeeds Mn.
Evelyn Dennis in office Elected .
serve with Mrs. Charles FOR isn
are Mrs. Marie Smith, M -pres.
dent. Mrs. Charles Eide tfeasur
err, Mrs. Florence Matthews. e
cording secretary, Mrs james Hal.
lums, assistant secretary and Mrs
Emma Hill. club reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Force Alumni Revive
Campus Days at Party

Schoolday camaraderie revived with unsinted
igor when three soldiers met their schooday chums at
party last week Many of the crowd had not seen each
other for four five years. and the singing of campus So
rority and fraternity songs waved very enthusiastic as the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

Thomas, of the inimitabe dancing feet Maceo will ioin
his wife Carol in Idlewid in a few days to open their
barbecue place which became famous last wear
Have you heard about the young doctors who oct
hurryup calls from the Army to see abot Their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Orchids In The Moonlight
Was Dancing Party Theme

These the time that try mems souls" So in an
endeavor give relief from the strain of the everyday
routine of wartorn nation the New Era Study club in
ved their friends to attend dance at the Detroit Fedora
ton of Womens club, last Saturday evening. Finding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

will speak their vows at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Pate.
Of Woodland avenue. Just year ago. Har-
ret was maid of honor for her sister, Vera.
who married Mohamed Muthleb, at one of
the prettiest weddings Detroit has ever seen.
In town for brief visit for his parents.
DIR and Mrs Toa r Tbornae c. =. 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
White. Mrs. Acroms and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Dryden.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

Nicola Harkless. wno gladuatsi
several weeks ago. iron Praira
View college. return ry
after being away fr Motor
City for two years a. msr
Necia spent much tine
touring with p'ey o.,
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

so, Vice presidente del Centre
ESpanol; joss A. Gonzale, Pre-
sidente del Centre Asturiano, Y
Sra; Manuel Alfonso, presiden-
tie de Ia Secci6n de IntereSes del
Cntro Asturiano, Y Sra; Juan
Ramil y Braulio Ramil, Manuel
Tuero; Francisco Velasco, en- re
presentation de la Logia Fran
cisco Ferrer Y Guurdia; Ruben
Fabelo, Cronista de Traducci6n
Prensa"; George Nieto y otros
mas que harlan interminable es-
ia lista. Por las omisiones pedi-
mos mil perdones.
La fiesta continue, en- medic
de gran ammonia y contento, has
ia despues de las nueve de la no.
che.
FL producto de la misma sera
destinado a socorrer a los socios
que es. in atrasados en- Ell pago
de sus eudtas.
Felicitamo al Sr. Alberdi y a
TODD los que con 81 cooperaron
al mayor exito de este festival.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A R%ODRIGUEZ)

Alcalie r. e. L. Chancey v su
amable eSposa; Ramon Fernan-
DEE Rey, presidents general de
la sociedad; Angel de la Riva,
.presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
cree; JESUS Alberdi ("Chuspi''),
presidente &c la fiesta; Ramon
Menendez y Sra, Frank Vidal
" Sra, Francisco Fernandez de
Ia Nuez Y Sra, Ewelio Valdes,
Violeta Rodriguez, Fred Jacob
y Sra, Adela Diaz, Carmela b.
"a, Laura Fabelo, Rita y Ernes-
tina Trelles, DR.. Santiago Panic
10 Y Sra, F. l.. Rey, Nick c.
Nuccio, Alberto D'Arpa, DR.. M.
R. Winton Y Sra, Antonio Sch
leman v Sra, Joseph William y
Sra; DIR. Jer6nimo Mallo, pro-
fesor del Southern Ccllege, v Sc
nora; Dick Greco y espOsa, Jose
Ficarrotta y esposa.
Cleve Joughin y Sra, Leo Gu
tierrez y su ~prometida, Srta. Do
rothy Diez; Raymond Sheldon y
Sra, Cesar Fernandez, Manue-
lita y Margarita Fernandez, Sc
verino Quintanilla, Luis Figue-
redo v Sra, Rafael Godinet, Ma
nuel Fernando Pendas Y Sra,
SilNic Polo y Sra, JESUS Fernan
DEE Penllas y Sra, DR.. Julian
Baldor Y Sra; Oscar Cuervo,
presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano y Sra.
Lecpcldo Camacho, Luis Ccla-
Go, Gustawo Cores y Sra, Ma
nuel Garcia Talavera, Eduardo
Pedrero; Francisco Garcia, pre-
sidente del Circulo Cubano, y Sc
nora; Victoriano Manteiga, di :
rector de esta publication; Sabi
no Lode y Sra, raul Alvarez y
Sra; Jennie Rodriguez, presi-
denta de la Secci6n de Damas
de- Centric Eapanol; Dalia Con
Ealez.
Jose E. Williams, fiscal del
condado, y sehcra; Angelica AZ
varez, Lucia Salas, Silvia Mora
les, Oswali5o y Fausto Ray, re-
Glen Megados de la ciudad de la
Habana; Grace Jimsnez, Rode
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
FL festival de aver
en- Ell Centre ESpdRol

Ell festival de ayeT
en- ell Centre ESpa1ol
OrgullosOs deben sentirse los
OF ganizadofeS del festival cele-
brado en- Ell dia de aver por la
Seeci6n de Propaganda del Cen
tro Espahol, en- ell edificio de w.
Tampa.
Para todos los asistentes hu =
bieron atenciones v halagcs.
A las ii 80 de la manana sc
abrieron las puertas de entrada
y POGO antes de las IL va ell pa
.lacie Sc encontraba invadidO per
una selecta concurrencia. En- la
sala cantina y salon principal Sc
colocaron las largas mesas DON
de Sc sentaron mas de 1000 CO.
mensales, que saborearon ell rico
menu.
Ell servicio fue rapido y esume-
RADIO.
En- Ell tranScurso del almuer-
zo.la crquesta la Sonora" TOGO
pfeciosas pleas.
Terminate ell almuerzo Sc re-
tiraron las mesas y di6 comien-
20 ell baile, a cargo de las or
uuestas "Dcm Francisco" en- la
saba principal, y LA Sonora"
con sus cantantes Srta. Josef!na
Ramil Y Rafael Artigas, en- la sa
la 'fbar." AmboS conjunltoS raya
ron a gran altura Y fueron muy
.splaudidos.
. A continuation damos aagu-
nos de Jos nombres de las perso-
Mosque allf saludamos:
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

lilo Gomez, Olga Rego, Grace La
la; Francisco Aspra, su esposa
Y Srta. Olguita Aspra; Dalia l.
glesia, que deSpues de una au-
sencia de ocho amos de Ia locali-
dad Sc encuentra entire noso-
tros, siendo huesped de los espc
SOS Aspra, en- ell 1908 de la caile
Ybor; Mr.. Manning, alto en-
pleado del departamento de in.
migraci6n; Jose Martinez, Ale.
jandru Inclan, Srta. Lolita La
do. "Qui2o" Yar6n y Sra.
Rail- Camera Y Sra, Benigno
Gonzalez y Sra, Roberto Garcia
Y Sra, Luciano PUG Y Sra, E
lluardo McNenney y Sra, Err
gasto Arrange y Sra, Benito Pa
lacios y Sra, Carmen RoSas,
Paulina y Miguel Palacios; Jose
Diaz, Ell Galleguito"; Alfredo
Alvarez Y Sra, Marina Pasetti
BaQdomero Fernandez y Sra,
Merlin Fernandez y Sra, Felix
Santana Y Sra, Carlos Tcrrens,
secretario general del Centre
Egpanol, Y Sra, Jose R. Col
menares, Angel Ramon; Frank
de la Grana, Secretario de la
Camara de Concrete de YbCr;
Roberto Robeiro, Ricardo Perez
y Sra, Tomas Perez y Sra,
Luis Var6n Y Sra, Ramon FL
mira, Jose Duran ySra., Abelar
do Coto, Aurelio Garcia y Sra,
Pastor Mesa y Sra, Frank Can
nella; Manuel Gomez y su pro-
mettida, Srta. Aida de la Parte;
Malteo Gomez, Ulysses Valle, DR..
Carlos Barbas y Sra, Joe Ma
niscalco, Jose Pareja, NazariO
Gonzalez, JESUS de la Parte; OS.
car Fernandez y SD eSposa.
Avelino Riera; Gaitero AL.
berto Pazos y tamborilero; One.
Tia Acosta, Neil McMullen, An
gle Cannella; Tony Blanco y su
prometida, Emilia Marquee;
Raymond Cuesta, Manuel Sar-
dinas, Carmen Ramirez, Julian
Bueno y Sra, Ines Hernandez,
Luis Garcia y Sra, Angel Alon-
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

Al such times II you're troubled
by cramps, headache, backache. q
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due 70
functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped thousands
upon Thousands Of women and girls
10 20 Smiling thru" such "difncult
dayU."
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Santos del dta
Ermenegildo y Justine.
Bod intimG

Bod intimd
En- VA morada de los aprecia-
dos amigos eSposos Della y Luis
Salazar, jr., en- el ITO de la De-
Gina avenida, tuvo lugar Ell pasa
do sabado, a las $50 p. m. Ia
boda de la interesante joven Sc
nora Enriqueta Canho con e.
caballeroso Sr. Joseph Scolaro
En- representation de la ley o
fici6 Ia Sra. Della Sotolcngo de
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Sc VENOEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala /;
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Ell MARTES

AAhA FL MAhIES
Manana Gems cara "a terpc-
rada de raola en- las grandes IL
gas.
En- "a Ltga Americana, los
Yankees jugaran con los Senadc
res, en- Wa hington: los Atl6ti-
cos cen los Medals Rojas, en- Bos
Ton; los Browns con los Medals
Blancas, en- Chicago, y los In
dos con los TigTes, en- Detroit.
Los Dodgers y los Gigantes,
en- la Liga Nacional, jugaran en-
New York; los Braves y Phil
lies, en- Piltsburg; los Piratas y
Rcjos, en- Cincinnati, y los Cubs
y Cardenales, en- San Luis.
ESperase que ell partido en-
Washington, entire Yankees Y
Senadores, atraiga una concu-
rrencia no menor de $4,000 per-
sonas. Cincinnati espera IN He
no complete en- sus terrenos, con
$4,000 espectadores.
CalcIlase que no menos de 30
mil presenciaran ell juego entire
Dodgers y Gigantes, en- N. York
Los Yankees sen los favoritos
en- la Liga Americana, seguidos
por ell Boston; en- la Liga Nacio-
nal esp6rase una temporada sen
sacional, disputndcse ell primer
lpuesto Carienales, Dodgers y
ROjos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Salazar, como notario p1blico.
DeSeamoS a los nuevOs espo-
SOS d.cha interminable.
Para Ell "hufbr Patrol

4 UJU u HUfOl 4 OtfOt
En- ell dia de aver fuimoS in
formados por los sehores Juan
Fernandez y Antonio Portland,
que el dia 9 de Mayo Sc lie ofre-
cera al "Harber Patrol" una
gran fiesta bailable en- 81 edifi.
clio del Circulo Cubano. Tendra
car&Jter de Cabaret popular y
Sc usara ell Patio-Jardin.
En- pr6ximas notas daremos
mas detalles.