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scheduled the event 1Or Jnree sue
cessive Sundays. with contestants
having the privilege of rolling at
any time.
More than a decade ago when
allev operators were inventing all
sorts of tournaments Tad Howard
of Rendezvous and Make Rosen-
berg or was it Red MegaW (then
manager of Temple) Matched the
single-pin idea.
Brad Mandley Too Good.
The 10-game test attracted most
of the citys stars but after Brad
Mandley proved his supremacy with
an astounding score of "a pins out
of a possible 100, the event died a
natural death.
But in digging it out of moth
balls Pacini has cut the event to so
pins. Entrance fee will be $3.50.
A participant shoots at each pin in
numerical succession.
Mandley is expected to defend
his title but favors 10 games rolled
in two blocks as truer test.
King Pins Gain Lead.
Capt. Jimmy Moore, tickled over
his season record game of 1877, re-
joiced with his King Pin teammates
today as they again held first place
in the National Capital League
flag chase by a one-game margin
over Station WINK.
Bowing to Yellow Cab last night
at Lucky Strike in the first game as
Sam Shreve fired 155, Moore gave
his King Pin club a 2-1 edge in the
final skirmish when he reeled off
four strikes in a row and three
spares for his whopper which was
only one pin shy of the an-time
league mark of 1873 posted last sea-
son bv Joe Di Misa. The former
season record of 180 was held jointly
by Hokie Smith and Clarence Ap-
pier. Lou jenkins, out to stop the
King Primers, fired 151-432 for his
23d 400 set in league competition
this season. Mel Ponder, despite
Moore's big poke, led the winners
with 402 count.
After winning the first tilt, the
radio quint dropped the final two
games to Jacobsen's Flower Shop
rollers when R. L. Willis led the
victors with 1891 Red Circle
moved into a second-place tie with
the radio outfit by sWamping john
nys Restaurant.
Harry Wolfe was the big gun with
144-4O9 as Del Rio trimmed Per-
ruso Cafe, 81. Nick Chaconas led
Try-Me's 81 win from the Ben
maks with 148-389, while Johnny
Eckstines 154 and 387 were high
for the losers Luke Lambert
starred with 139-398 as Jalepes
Restaurant took the rubber game
from Senate Beer.
Gochenour Sets Record.
An all-time record went by the
boards In the Brookland Merchants
League when Karl Gochenour
marked up 448 with 156 his top
single. Despite his clouting Shadlds
Restaurant dropped two games to
the pacesetting University Delica-
lessen. Fred Schaeffer's 406 was
the heaviest wallop as Rice's Unity
Craftsmen swept Rudys Tavern.
Latest winners in the Hyattsville
Recreation Handicap were w. Rob-
erts with a gross score OF 421, Jack
Turner, 419; R. L. Willis, Ali; George
Wilscher, 410; Vickie Groggan,
Brookland Ladies' League star, 4O8;
George Porter, 408; Stewart Burger,
4O8. Ray Watson, jr., had high con-
ISOLATION game of IA.
Jesse Orem of Bombard-Wieman
with 156 and Buddy Keller, Stand
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MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN.

Excellent opportunity for
permanent work. Those with
experience preferred, but not
essential. Apply personnel
Office, End floor, Goldenberg's,
7th and X.
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HELP MEN.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of a thor
oughly experienced watch
maker. Apply employment
Office, 9th floor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. LOUIS
CLARK, 1910 California st. NV IL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partpership business of Samuel Polonsky
and Anna Polonsky. under the firm name
of H. Polonsky. timer and roofer. 36Qs
14th St NV, was dissolved on Feb.
oath, 1912 and that the said Anna
Poionsky is not responsible for any debts
or obligations incurred by said Samuel
Polonsky after that date. >,.,~,,
ANNA POIJONSKY.
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Pucini Revives One-Pin Event;
King Pins Regain Top Spot
Moore Shoots 1877 for N. c. Loop Mark;
jenkins Rolls 23d Set in 400 Glass

Bowers who think themselves shooting at single pins
opportunity to display their skill starting sunday
SinglePn tournament at Northeast
Temple pnsper crack at the championship
the Temple pilot of DeadEye Dick himself has
Evening star., 1942-03-20
SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALITY


SALESMAN,
Familiar with local soda four ain
operators in drug. confectionery and
lunchroomS, to sell a Superior
Cola Syrup for Soda Fountains. No
syrup experience necessary. Liberal
commissions against drawing &C
count of S35 per week Salesman
must furnish and maintain own
car. Address with full particulars,
age. make Of car and non-return-
able snapshot Ernest c. Guth. Inc,
1880 Hampden ave, Baltimore. Md.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

STVNTTVNS OVMESTTS.
COLORED girl. wants morning and after
noon work. cleaning apartments. Call HO
S125.
COLORED woman. desires position in
private family stay nights, call after 8
I'm. Adams 6644
DAYS work for Tues. and Thurs Call Sat-
morning, MI 1882.
WOMAN, wants work to l daily. i've
days a week. Mich. 1888.
PART time. morning Job. by reliable col
girl. Telephone Columbia 5593.
WOMAN, colored. willing worker. wants
JOB, gh.w.; Will stay on lot: reasonable
salary; with reference. DU. 1894
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SAT.ESMEN

For milk routes. Apply between 1 and
$3.50 pm. Holbrook Farms Dairy. 3Sth
ave. and Perry St. Brentwood, Md.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATORS.
Openings for thoroughly
experienced accounts receiv-
able machine operators, per-
manent positions, good salary.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER.
Personnel Office, Room 2O3,
1920 F st. NV.
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Coming Events
SATURDAY, MAY l6

RUNNIAGE SALE in Krauseneck building % Broadway,
sponsored by Circle One, Women's Guild of Zion Evan
geical Church.
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building, sponsored by Holly
hook Club of ST. Louis parish.
ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL TAG DAY
SUNDAY, MAY II
ST PETERS SODALITY of Our Lady, communion in body
ST. LOUIS SODALITY of Our Lady, communion in a body
at a. m. followed by communion breakfast
MONDAY, MAY Is
WSCS in Methodist Church parlors at p. m.
RUMMAGE sale in Roskopp building, North Broadway,
sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary and Phlathea Glass
of Presbyterian Church
MUM AND POPPY Club of ST. Louis parish, at the home of
Mrs. George Spears, Dickinson avenue, at p. m.
FORGETME-NOT Club of ST. Louis parish at the home
of Mrs. John Charbeneau Riverside drive at p. m.
YOUNG WOMENS CLUB, in Masonic clubrooms, at p. m.
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school, Room
9, to 9 p.
VIEW AUXILIARY Games party in Veterans hall, at
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythas in Pythian hail.
at $50 p. m.
MOUNT CLEMENS SOCIETY for the Hard of Hearing, in
East Detroit High school, at 1880 p
BRITISH WAR RELIEF, Sewing Grace parish house, at
10 a. m. to p. m.
HARRY OLLRICH POST American Legion in Legion club
house, at $50 p m.
ST. PETERS Soday of Our Lady candidates dinner at
Gowanie Golf Club at $50
BUTERCUP CLUB of ST. Louis parish the home of Mrs
Albert Glass, 80 Gallup avenue at 100 p. m.
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Presbyterian
Group Studies
Latin America

A STUDY of Latin America
formed the program for the
monthly meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Ladies Auxiliary, held
yesterday at the church after
luncheon.
Mrs. Frann Leonardson was in
charge Of the program, and talk
ed on Guatemala. Others assist
ing and their topics were Mrs.
Daniel Defenbaugh, M e X o;
Mrs. John Miller, Colombia Mrs.
Henry Miller, Chile; and Mrs.
Oscar Denison, Brazil.
Mrs. Fred Krauseneck had
charge Of devotions. Monthly re-
ports were delivered by the Off
GERS, and plans made for the
June 19 meeting, 70 be held at
the home of Mrs. John Hartway
at Schmidt subdivision on Lake
st. Clair.
MRS. ORRIN K. GRIFFITH
entertained her club at dessert
luncheon on Friday.
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Bant|e- Darling Vows Spoken
This Morning in St. Peters

THE WEDDING of Virginia
Bantle, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bantle of 80 Ahrens
street, and James Darling, son
of Mrs. Anna Darling took place
this morning at 8 o'clock in st.
Peters Catholic Church.
The bride wore gown of
white satin made with a yoke
and panels of lace set in the
skirt and train, and a band of
lace marking the waistline. The
bridal veil was edged with
matching lace and fastened to a
seed-pearl tiara, and she car
ried white roses, lilies of the
valley and sweet peas. Her only
jeWelry was a string of pearls
gift of the bridegroom.
The three attendants were
Virginia Noellert, maid of hon
or; Mary DeSmet, bridesmaid;
and five-year-old Marcy Moran,
cousin Of the bride. Miss Noel
lert wore blue organdy made
with sweetheart neckline, puff
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Entertaining
Follows

FIFTY MOTHERS and daugh-
tiers attended the banquet given
last evening by Christian Com
partnership Class in Gilbert Mem
oral Baptist Church ching room.
The entertaining program was
planned by Evelyn Schonschack,
and included a skit THE Hat
Shop put on by group Of
youngsters including Jane Heck
aman as owner, Betty Mccoy.
Bonnie Sue Meier, and Nancy
Gayle West.
A takeit-or-leave-it program
was won by Mrs. Paul Dobson,
and conducted by Mrs. Vernon
Marston. A song Identification
contest was won by Norm .
Shook.
Mildred Dobson gave the toast
TO the mothers and Mrs. Edwin
jain responded with a toast to
the daughters. Mrs. Clarence
Brown was in charge of devo-
tons. Mrs. Levi Yerks was gen
eral chairman of the event.
The banquet was served by
young men of the church, under
the direction of Frank Suite.
MIR. AND MRS. NELSON
LUCHTMAN of 81 Wells street
announce the arrival of q son,
born this morning in st. Joseph's
hospital. <
MARY ALDRICH, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Strong
of As South avenue, celebrated
her 18th birthday yesterday by
entertaining group Of 10
friends at games party last
evening.
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sleeves and hoop skirt. Touches
of pink trimmed the gown, and
pink net formed her tiara. Her
flowers were pink roses.
Miss DeSmet wore a gown
similar to Miss Noellert's in
pink trimmed in blue, with which
she wore a blue tiara, and car
ried similar flowers. The little
flower girl was gowned in a
floor-length gown of aqua and
her flowers were roses, snap
dragons and lilies of the valley.
All attendants wore gold crosses,
gifts of the bride.
Clair Dubay and Arnold
Hellner attended the bride
groom, and ushers were George
Soenen and Charles Houghoofd.
Mrs. Bantle wore a wine-col-
ored crepe dress; Mrs. Darling
chose a sheer green print. Both
had corsages of roses, carnations
and lilies of the valley.
A wedding breakfast for "a
followed the ceremony at Ingle-
side Inn, and a reception for 200
is set for this evening in the
American Legion hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling will
leave this evening for a brief
trip.
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Utica Group Meets
for Pollock Supper

A POTLUCK SUPPER and
card party of the Oui Club of
Utica was held last night at the
home of Mrs. John Church with
prizes being won by Sarah An
drus and Mrs. Helen Bechtel.
The next meeting of the club
will be held June 10 when a
steak roast will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Shepton.
Officers of the club are Mrs.
Ellen Magahy, president and
Mrs. Kate circuit, secretary.
Club sessions will be suspended
during July and August.
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all set, and weather permitting,
all others will be set within
the coming week.
Attractive red, white and blue
signs have been placed on all
gardens except Trinity Luther
ap/and Macomb. These will be
finished and placed at the gar
den sites during the coming
week, Mrs John said.
Plots vary in size according
TO the number Of registrations
and size Of the available tract
of land. Some are eight by 10
feet, 10 by % feet and - by II.
Registrations total $50 chill
dren so far, from fourth and fifth
grades and Macomb schools
sixth grade. Children are to sup
ply their own tools and seeds,
Mrs. John advised.
Extra plots are being laid out
for late corners, and all persons
interested are urged TO avail
themselves of land which the
children do not need. Two tri-
angles Of Stra land are open at
Trinity Lutheran school. Any
one interested is asked TO con-
tact Mrs. Russell Stark's office,
telephone los.
The names of Mrs. John Kraft
has been added to the Victory
Garden Committee as chNrman
for the Macomb school garden,
and Mrs. Walter Zoeplitz as
chairman for Dickinson school.
Weather permitting this COM
ing week will find all school
gardens staked or. and ready for
work.
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Lilac Time Wedding Unites
Couple in ST. Peters Church

Mrs. Bobcean chose navy
chiffon, and Mrs. Sudan SOL
dier blue print gown with plain
jacket. Both wore white ac-
cessories and white roses.
A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party and immediate re-
latives took place at Vernier S
Inn, New Baltimore, and will be
followed this evening by a re-
ception for 200 at Harrison town
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sudan are to
leave this evening on a brief
Canadian wedding trip. They
will live temporarily with the
bridegroom's mother, since Mr..
Sudan is awaiting an early call
to service. Mrs. Sudan has
been studying and teaching piano
since her graduation from high
school in 1889, and her husband
has been employed at the Cur
rier Lumber company in De-
troit for the past five years.
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NATHALIE ANN BOBCEAr
became the bride of Donald SUI
dau, son of Mrs. Gertrude Sudan,
this morning at 10 o'clock in
st. Peters Catholic Church,
with the Rev. FIR. Albert Hut
ting reading the service.
The bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bobcean of 295 Euclid avenue,
was given in marriage by her
father. Harry Moore was SOLO
list at the wedding.
A frosted triple sheer chiffon
gown over white satin trimmed
with chantilly lace was worn
by the bride. The bodice was
fashioned on the long torso
lines, with sweetheart neckline
and puff sleeves, the full skirt
extending into train. The fin
gertip bridal veil was Spanish
sty.e, edged with lace and held
with orange blossoms. The bride
carried a bouquet of white steph-
anotis and stock conferred with
an orchid.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Clarence Schutt as matron
of honor; Merle Prentice of Uti-
ca, a cousin of the bride, as maid
of honor; and three bridesmaids,
Eleanor McDonough of Toronto,
a cousin of the bridegroom; Mil
dred Trombley of Detroit; and
Marion Schwartz of Utica and
Mount Clemens.
SHADES OF LILAC
They were goWned in French
lilac chiffon over satin in vary
ing shades, designed like the
brides dress, except for the
sleeves which were long and
full and gathered at the wrist.
They wore matching hats, and
carried white lilacs and tea
roses.
Arthur Sudan was his broth
ers best man, and usllers were
Walter Bobcean, Jr., William
Schwartz, Harold Rabine, and
William Fraze, the latter from
Utica.
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Is 10 Join
ST. Peters
Soda|ity

A BUSY AND IMPORTANT
WEEK is scheduled for the St.
Peters Sodality of Our Lady.
On Sunday members will gath
er at the church for communion
in a body.
Monday evening, Is candidates
for membership will be enter
tanned at a dinner at Gowanie
Golf Club at $50 o'clock. Molly
Rich is chairman of the event,
assisted by the Offices of the
sodality.
The solemn reception of these
candidates into the sodality will
take place on Wednesday before
the Grotto of Our Lady of Lour-
des at st. Ooseph's hospital.
CAPT. MADOR TROMBLEY
Of ll8 Scott boulevard. will cele-
brat his 80 birthday anniversary
on Sunday, May II.
MRS. WILLIAM II z L M of
Lincoln avenue entertained at
a dinner party for 10 last eve
ming, honorinG her son, Second
Lieut.. George Randall Of Scott
Field, Ill, who is home on leave.
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Young Women Club
TO Elect Officers

ANNUAL ELECTION of Off
GERS of the Young Women's Club
will be held Monday evening in
Masonic clubrooms, it is an
nounced today.
All written yearly reports are
to be submitted at this meeting,
and movies of the recent party
will be shown.
The committee VIII be Mrs.
Malcolm Moore, Mrs. Peter Via
def, Mrs. Russell Rooney and
Mrs. Earl Dittrich.
MRS. GEORGE NOTEBOOK
and Mrs. Carl Blomberg left to-
day for Brook Field, Tex. to at
tend the graduation on May 20
of Alfred Blomberg, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Blomberg, who
will receive his commission as
second Lieutenant in the u. S.
Army Air Corps. They plan to
be Sone approximately two
weeks.
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Business Group
10 Make


THE SUMNER PROJECT for
the Business and Professional
Women's Club is the preparation
Of cartoon SCrap-books for serv-
ice men in hospitals and camps.
ap-books have been donat-
ed for the project. Those who
would like TO aid this effort are
asked 10 cut out cartoons, notify
ing Mrs. Grace Moseman, chair
man of the project, when they
have collection. Implications
are perfectly acceptable. Mrs.
Moseman points out, since
number OF books will be made.
Mrs. MoSeman will arrange for
some member Of the club 10 pick
up cartoons, upon receipt of a
call at telephone l403-J.
ST. LOUIS BUTTERCUP Club
will meet Monday at 100 o'clock
with Mrs. Albert j. Glass, SO
Gallup avenue.
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Public Games Party
Set by Zion Group

A PUBLIC GAMES PARTY
on the evening of May q was
planned yesterday, when Circle
Two of Women's Guild of Zion
Evangelical Church met in the
parish house.
The event will take place in
the recreation room of the
church at 8 o'clock, with Mrs.
Edward Harder as chairman.
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WSCS TO Hear
Mrs. Cash SouthweII

WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris
tian Service will meet in the
Methodist Church parlors Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Cash Southwell (Reva
Jarman) will present the pro-
gram for the meeting, Read
ings on the Home and the Fam
lily" All members are urged to
he preSept
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WCTU Mothers Tea
Planned for tuesday

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN Tenn
perance Union will meet Tues
day, May 10, with Mrs. William
Schonschack, 298 Euclid avenue,
at 2 o'clock.
A Mothers Day program and
tea will follow the business
meeting. All members are urg-
ed to be present.
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SO Mothers Daug Attend Baptist Companonshp Banquet
Rain Slows Preparation
Of School Victory Gardens

THREE SCHOOL VICTORY
GARDENS ere ready for work,
despite a week of rain which has
retarded progress of the project,
according TO Mrs. George w
John. chairman.
Donaldson. Trinity Lutheran
and ST. Louis plots are the ones
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Quilting Bee

HAND IN HAND CIRCLE
will hold an all-day quilting
be at the Kings Daughters
Home on Wednesday, May 20,
beginning at 9 o'clock in the
morning. Mrs. Robert Havel of
Utica will be hostess.
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May Brjde-EIect
Surprised al Party

MABEL BRATT, bride elect,
was honored at surprise mis-
cellaneouS bridal shower last
evening, given by Opal Petit Of
Detroit at the Bratt home.
Guests included Is members
Of Miss Bratt's 1888 graduating
class Of Lakeshore High school,
and a few others. Tie evening
was spent in reminiscing and
comparing notes, after which re-
freshments were served at a
prettily decorated table decorat-
cd with a miniature bride in
full regalia. thanked by ivory
tapers in candelabra.
Miss Bratt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Bratt, will become
the bride of Edgar Archie Vein
berg on May 80.
METROPOLITAN CLUB will
meet Tuesday, May 10, at 8 O.
cock in the John r. Murphy
club rooms.
JOLLY NEIGHBORS CLUB
was entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Oscar Mordan at
the home of Mrs. Rose Henry,
Is South Rose street. Nine mem
bers and three guests were pres
ent. Airplane bunco prizes were
won by Mrs. Lloyd DeWeese,
Mrs. Edward Schwartz. and Mrs.
James Perry. Mrs. Michael De-
Bruyne will be the next hostess.
MIR. AND MRS. ALGER
WEIER and William Weier, of
Utica, will spend the weekend
with DR.. and Mrs. Eugene
Smith, of Milo, on the Au Sable.
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Mrs. Darling

VIRGINIA BANTLE'S we'd
ding to James Darling, son of
Mrs. Anna Darling took place at
8 o'clock this morning in St.
Peters Church. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Bantle.
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NATHALIE BOBCEAN be-
came the bride of Donald Sudan
this morning in St Peters
Church. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bobcean,
and the bridegrooms mother is
Mrs. Gertrude Sudan.
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Voters League
TO Meet tuesday

LEAGUE of Women Voters
next Tuesday will hear reports
from the four convention dee
gates, Mrs. Henry G. Reese,
Mrs. Clare Wigell. Mrs. Paul S.
Hirt and Mrs. Alton Noe.
The meeting will take place
at the home of Mrs. Eugene
whitman, "a South Wilson boul-
evard, at 100 o'clock, with Mrs.
Charles Walters and Mrs. HON.
er DeSlover, as co-hostesses.
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will meet on
Wednesday, May 20 with Mrs.
Florence Nobel, 100 South Wal
nut street, Dessert will be serv-
ed at 100 o'clock, followed by
a business meetino and social
hour.
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Picnic Fore

FTCT1TC TOTE
FOR OUTINGS and picnics,
food should be hearty but we'll
balanced. Include fresh fruit,
pickles and relishes, as well as
sandwiches. Don't make the
mistake Of running short of
something TO quench thirst
solve the problem by provid-
ing plenty Of wholesome, re-
freshing carbonated beverages.
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Birthday

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SOC e.
Sign of Taurus
April 10 to May 20
People born under this sign
are noted for their powers of
endurance, both m n { a and
physical. They stand up well UNI
der any strain as long as their
determination lasts. AS leaders
in any cause they inspire love
and devotion They are peculi-
larry sensitive to their surround
ings and are never at their best
when unfavorably placed.
Mrs. Maurice Daily, April %.
Mrs. F. w. Krausneck, May 18.
Mrs. Louis Tinker, May 10.
Rosemary Miller, May /.
Joan Ullrich, May IL.
Mrs. A. J. Pickman, May 8.
Harry Breitmeyer, May IL.
Charles Rood, Jr., May 1s.
Bonnie Sue Meier, May Is.
Clarence SchOtt, May Ia.
Mrs. William kibble May 10.
William Kibble, May IL.
James Covert, May 10.
Henry Hildebrand, April 20.
Mrs. Eddie Baumgarten, May IL.
Mrs. Clyde Stroup, May 10.
Gerald Bettcher, May Is.
Joan Petsche, May 10.
Shirley Ann Provost, May Is.
Frances Prefer. May 9.
Edward Rang, May IL.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, May 13.
Shirley Carey BlOss, May 9.
Mrs. Raymond Lotus. May s.
Mrs. Ralph White, May IL.
Eden Valentine, May Is.
Shirley BanniOn, April 30.
Rewoldt Banniop. April %.
Elmer Rabine, May IL.
Saving Electricity
KEEPING close check on
electric light bulbs and fixtures
is one way TO have electricity
and, incidentally, money for war
bonds or stamps. II bulbs or
shades become dusty and dirty,
you are being. robbed of light,
sometimes of as much as fourth
of the light you should receive.
Globes should be washed and
dried periodically, shades care
fully busted, bulbs wiped off
(the glass portion) with a moist,
not wet, cloth. If the bulb has
become darkened through long
use, it's real economy TO replace
II with a bright new one.
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METROPOLITAN CLUB will
meet Tuesday, May 10, at 8 O.
cock in the John r. Murphy
club rooms.