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NOV. % TO DEC. 81

NOV. % TO DEC. 81
.SdOtttdriHS-This is the sort
Of period that may tempt you 10
be slow and easy, which won't do
at all Just the opposite pro-
cedure is required. or course
check thoroughly, but don't let
that be an excuse for slownesS.
Be observing.
DEC, 90 TO JAN. 2f
CaprtcorH-YOu are Of the
few ZodiacAl natives whose
planets are in most favorable
confguration. Note what must
be done and get after il immedi-
ately. Joke a bit, it's a tonic for
flag.
JAN. ~ TO FEB. 90
AQudrius - Protect personal
affairs from prying minds, talks-
tive tongues. Do your work
before you offer TO help others,
except where you should crowd
in some charity and war tasks
which we all have to do these
days. Mind the diet
FEB. ~ TO MARCH 90
Piscs spending foolishly,
taking things for granted and
not following a time-saving sys-
tenn are today's likely faults. Be
forewarned. then do something
about righting vrongs-a all
wrongs.
A CHILD born on this day:
Serious-minded, will work hard
when once has learned the proper
method, and is always looking
for higher aims. Will be a good
provi der. but sometimes too
brusque IN answers. too hasty in
acts. Patience. willingness to
take suggestions are requisites.
Shrewd business ability inherent.
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Restore Blankets

A PAIR of blankets that have
that "all gone" look can be re'
stored into one good blanket by
cutting away the torn parts
straight across the width or
length OF the blanket.
Join the pieces with overlap
ping seams and finish off by
stitching with the zigzagger at
tachment OF your sewing ma
chine
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In no time ~ All your trouble
becomes an obSeSSlon which
blots out all other consider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

information, call Joan Dean, Cherry $500, line 347
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

attention or consideration YOU
would not otherwise receive.
Trouble has become a racket
II has made a heel out of a once
dacant human hein0
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P E Is
For Christmas S+itchey

LOOKING FOR a Christmas
gift that's different? Try these
bright fruit and sunbonnet girl
potholders.
Pattern 4S4 contains trans
fer pattern of four potholders;
directions for making; illustra-
tions of stitches; materials re-
quired-
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1928 Times
Square. Detroit Mich
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II :. O., Frances
- ~ , - = - - Drake
~ Wednesday,, Noeembsr %.

Look the Section your Birthday What
Your Outlook is According the Stars
Ear ed,e
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the neutrality-suspicious. film star Fran
els Lederer
All this time Mr.. Magraw was making him
self useful as well ornamental by reorgan-
izing his spouse's somewhat scrambled finan-
cia affairs. so that she would not follow him
along the bankruptcy route, and yet could
keep right on spending lavishly.
She was in deep in the hotel business, an oil
venture in the Florida Everglades and corpora
tons controlling Biscayne Island properties.
To make things perfect Lucetta liked her
fourth father, overlooked her mothers discon-
certing appetite for the dramatic and ostenta-
ious, remaining a thoroughly-contented lit
tie guest
This angelic life of husband and wife who
never said no to each other went on until
one day Lucy asked him as a special favor for
just one gentle, little divorce, not that she
had anything against the man, merely that
she would like TO enjoy title.
The parsonage who had sold her the idea
that there was a better title than Mrs. f. r.
Thomas to be had, came into her life at
party in Palm Beach during April, 1941.
The party was given, not thrown, by the
fashionable Mrs. Tailer-Carpenter at the APP
propriately fashionable Everglades Club.
Among the dinner guests was a tall man
in his early fortes who with a heavy Rus
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sian accent, slaughtered the Kings English,
much as Marshal Tmoshenko slaughtered
Htlers Germans i'm the SHOWS OF Russia last
Winter. He was a clerk in a Palm Beach
jewelry shop but he bore toothbrush mus
tache, a regal manner and the name of Prince
Vladimir Eristavi-T chtcherine.
She saw and heard all that and he saw
Lucy entering on the arm of her husband. in
a trailing gown of dark chiffon and "a
carat diamond ring The result Vladimir
disclosed later, was love at first sight, sup
posed to be the best grade love there is.
But the friends Of Mr.. Magraw and his
wife Mrs Thomas, pointed out that one of
the noble Vladimirs former wives was using
her princely title in the telephone book and
elsewhere. Furthermore mean rumor-mon-
gers insisted that this love-at-first-sght con-
dtion was chronic with the Prince.
The day after Mrs. Tailer-Carpenter's
party the Prince borrowed 5000 from his
employer for an outfit in which he would be
properly dressed for canvassng his wealthy
Palm Beach prospects The sales campaign
may not have made his employer rich but
Vladimir seems TO have done all right for
Vladimir because very soon Lucy was asking
her husband for that little divorce favor
For once Mr.. Magraw refused a request
from Lucy. This does not indicate a flaw
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DRY made no protest that she still insisted on
being called Mrs. Thomas This was some
times confusing to strangers when the couple
was introduced Mrs Thomas and her
husband, Mr.. Magraw."
Nobody can deny that Lucy tried to be
equally obliging Though too polite to men,
ton it, Mr.. Magraw must have noticed re-
gretfully that silver threads were appearing
in Mrs. Thomas coppery-red hair.
Lucy had her browning glory dyed into a
lovely amalgamated copper ensemble so gor-
geous that they said her head came up like
thunder from across the Bay Biscayne.
But it did not stay that way. Nature is
30 dumb. In a few weeks the gray strands
began sprouting visibly at the roots. She
could afford the cost of having it done
and over but the copper-plating process can
not be repeated too often without killing all
the life and sparkle in ones tresses.
Il really liked it better the way it was
before they started bedeviling it," Mr.. Ma
graw confessed when his Mrs. Thomas laid
her problem before him.
"All right then we'll go back and start
all over again." said the ever-obliging Lucy
and had them shave her head bald as
street lamp. Until the new crop was long
enough for a public unwilling she permitted
her husband to select her wigs. Most wives
won't let husband vote on their bonnets.
Besides being a beautiful and obliging wife,
she perfect lady and hostess. She has
said so herself through her attorney, in one
of her many legal documents.
This described the perpetual Mrs. Thomas
as "a cultured woman. a devotee of the fine
arts who has for many years had as one of
her personal enjoyments the entertainment
of guests and friends in her home, cultured
persons from all parts of the world"
how 20 Nhay, l,at
without fear of perjury prosecution The re-
ceptions and musicals, in the famous marine
room Of the Villa Lucia, were the talk of tho
Florida season.
Towering figures of international society.
like Lady Decesl rubbed shoulders with peer
esses of the artistic world such as Peggy
Fears and Fanny Ward Miami's dowager
colony had 10 take sleeping pills 10 sigh thcm-
selves TO sleep after Lucy introduced to them
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a past wife's note.
Her motto was Mil
lions for defense.
but not one cent for
tribute"
Lucy, left to her
own devices, is most
ingenious in proving
that fact is stranger
than fiction. For in
stance every woman
w an t s the m o S t
obliging h u s b a n d
possible but Mrs.
M a graw expected
the almost = impos-
sible in that line
and got it.
The fourth hus-
band not only &C
copied his wife's die
tum that her first
was the best she
r had but, in
honor of his MEM
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4 June II. 1912
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1872 by American Weekly Inc. Britain Rights
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De,atihe 3cituneen
habctt itt,pcrcn Stan>

Gin betriibenos Nahrid)t fiir Sic
S,ier Der o2rt'fen 3eit.lngsipal,
fommt aus Ser norolihen Nahbar.
foot Getroit. Gort lit es ser Seituna
Der taglid) erld,einenoen vIbenopoit"
niht mebr nloglid, Ole 3eitlrng in
ibrer bisberigen sSorm aufrehtsu-
erbalte1l. Gie Spnntagsausgabe / il
allsgeidpnltet ipnroen ,tno oain ipiro
Die tGslife 3eitung MIR nod orei-
mol oia @od)e erifaiuen. l,Glnlid,
Sienstag Sonnarstag uno Samstag.
Sn eiler gefanntnaf)ung beibt es,
oaB iih sic Serausgeber Ser 3eitllng
bon uno gan5 ser Gnttluihung tir
piele 9eier oieIer 80 Sabre alten Sci.
tung, oie in ibrer Wtlltteriprahe ge-
6rudt miro, be.pllBt iino, aber Ser
bultniiie, iiber Sic oie Serausgebar
feline &ontrou ebaben. mahten ben
Shritt unoermeiolih. 8rioritGten
unS sic Ginihranfungen i'm gau BON
@obnbduiern, 9llltomobilen, in ser
Seritellurg bon 8ebraufsgegenitGn.
ben uno 9urusartifeln, iouie nnoerer
Waren cerihieoener glrt, baben Sic
ginnabneu aus Sen sln5eigen 10 Der
ringert, baB lpeitere iinnn5isQe Spfer
niht mebr moglid) iino.
Sur ourd sic 0titarbait ser 9eier
fann in oieier ifperen 3eit eine Sci.
tung in Ser Wtutter'prdfe auireft,
erbalten iperoen.
@enn uniere Seier ben Artifel I'M
rTolfsblatt" auf Ser erlten Seite ser
lebten @ocbe unter Der lteberihrift
rGine Wabnlrtg umo 8arnung al,
Die Eeutidyanleritaner" nod nid)t ge-
Ieien haben, 10 bite boblen Sic Dies
nod. 0ieler slrtlfel 5eigt oelttlldI
auh Die Eolitif unierer 3eitllms uno
tper anoers oenft llno bem Heoafteur
es periibelt, oab er ,lid)t cine Eoli.
tit ipie Dor benl ariege pcrtritt, bat
eben nod INNER feline slbnillg, Oaf
mir nur @dIte in 9fabmen Der De.
mofratie oeles 2anoes linb nlao oa:
beiBt:: Semofratie iIt cine llnteroro
nung unter bie Nebrbait uno bit
Mebrbeit oieies 2anoes lit nidt fiji
cine 9iftatlir. 2reie MenIhen iini
mir, freie Weiid)eu luollen mir blei
ben. 0ieie Harple gilt fiir alle 3ei
tungen in oieiem 2anoe. gSir iiul
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goransiebung BON Orieoensnerban6.
lunsen ba3eiGnet bate, oaB Trutid).
Iano einoeutig @eIeiens ltnat tdngis-
felt earantiere. Jreilid fano )auh in
Dranfreid uno Stalien Sic ',dpitlibe
1riaSensaftion, oie man oor;,. seraoe.
au aIs roe,,tidfrcunolih" la3eihncte,
feinerlei GegenIiebe.
Gcbmiitiacn Gcrsens |1nuBtc iid
ser pdpihid. Grieoensitiier bon ei.
mr. slftion 5itriid5ieben b,r ongeiibts
Ser hcutisen gerhaltniiic feiu beiicrer
griola ,pirfcu ipiroe. l'3.uar liesen
acute pon proteitan.ii h,r Seite f,ine
shlpierieteiten metrI Dor; nielmehr
baben iih oie aonfe finncn lmter Ser
iic aemciniam treff s.oen stttade ces
Merbcioent,tns I'M !'ier nebr an praf-
iiidcr 3uiammef arbeit setroifcn.
soIanae er aber felbIt nod niht oie
trngii0cn iSolge, ieinsr Spbris fir
ooS bon ibm ps fiibrte oe,,tidc golt
erfennt, miro y,itler DEM Hapite Sic
6ricoensitiltutJ cbeniolpenis gon-
nen. !pie @tiejlelis oas tat al,lnaI
Sic erTiinun! ser papitliden Yfinsit-
botihaft TO-: t941 in lid, ielbit ein
pernibten0ss ltrteil iiber Die 3ped-
mdbisfeit FOES Sitlerismus ,pare.
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Die pGpitltsbe SricHens>
pcrntittl,.tte t917
SbluB bon Sette 4.

ten geoineungen Don Geriaillrs. has
9feiientinent l:iber ibre GariaiteGmg
unter Sen Solfern unb sic &criiib,
rllng oes Observation-Disclosures CT
irart geblieben, ebenlo 1pabrifein.idj
Sic Gepolution pom Nobember 1915.
ioipie bie Ereiseabe ser alten cent=
ihen Slagse uno ser StabilitGt oe:s
monarbiitiId)en Spltems. IaB f,rr;j,
iic1tigerfpeiie sic oeutlhe GesierurJ
oie iiir lie ginitige pdpitlihe SIC.
oensaftinn Ia5otierte, log teilr5eiie
oaran, oaB lie Sic n,orihen @r..,no-
lagen Ser oelltl6en &riegspoiition
nod niht ridtig erfarnte uuo I'M
8egeniae al Ser gr,lnoidbliheu Stel-
Iungnabme Ses 9ieifstags iib nidt
bereit ial,b, 9eneOift Sen S.inf5ebn-
ten 5u beltatigen, oie osntegritat l,nS
Souperanitat 8elssens mcrbe ;ipie-
oerbergeitelit iperben = teiI.peil le aber
auh aus oem eneber5igeu antifatbo=
Iiihcn slffeft oes HeiGsfm5lers Mi-
taelis, Ser Dem Gaplte bie Hoae oes
Iriebensoermittlers niht gonnte, be-
lonoers nahbem tim feline 9riiber-
gerneinoe in &aiiel iuarneno on ie!!me
,beilige 9aiuiiienspflidt eegeniiber
Ser proteItantiIhen &irhe" erinnert
bate. Sic bofliGan Geoensarten ser
oeltIcten Intnprt, Die elmer fpnfreten
-'.lungnabme 81 Der 3l1fllnft BEL
giens abiibtlih ans Oem @eg ging,
mahten natiirlih in gnglano feinen
Ginorilf, no man ausbriiflih als
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. Bite Ieien sic Die Mn3ciecn
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4ippccrci,te Gkeater
yHarbun Np Saron9" beginnt am
am Samstag, 6en 10. Cftober.

Heiiimiiten, Die oa glaubten bab
Nbott unn Gaiteao nibt mebr Sbritt
baItsn in ibrem Sumor ipie in Bud
Hripates", rSn tba Napp" uno, ,aeep
'Gm 6lping" uno ar0eren erfolsrei-
fen iShlaeern. ntiilien iid) es nod
'cinmal iiberlegen, oenn oiele beioen
aomifer baben ,pieoer etlpas fertig
gebratt, ,lno ipsitn Sic es niht glau,
6cn Damn geben SIZE ins Sippooronte
Ibeater uno ieben Sic iih vIaroon
ltD Sarang" an uno Sic iperoen ln-
d),n BIS es 2affrGmpfe gibt. Inter
Itiibt iperoan oieie sipsi 'Spieler bon
Gotsrt Haige, Gireinia Bruce, Self
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&c rrcr IN Krcatictt
| sdInb bon Seite 1.

iriibe,.en iugoilatuiiden Msiniiters
Smo fian uno oes Sfupthinaz zMbge-
oronleten Bernar betuieien.
sS,ie iebr oie tpadienoe 8erattung
Ses, Eaolepitid= =@egimes burh oie
fr,atiide 8auernifaft auh sic beut-
iGen Militdrbeboroen beunrubiet,
g,bt aus ser Meloung berpor, bob
General 9oebr iid) III geeleitl,ng oes
'oer5eitisen froatiid)en Madtbabers
5u Or. @labimir Mathef begab,
Dem Nahfolger @aoitds in ser Giib-
rung ser froatiiden Banernpartei,
binter ser itets bie Mebrbeit ser froa-
tiihen @epolferuns itano. Tros ieines
gintretens fiir eiue ,neltlif)e fultr-
relle Srientierine" Ser &roaten unb
ibre 8efreiung BON ierbiid)er 8epor-
munoung, ,puroe Ytatd,ef fura nod
ser Madtiibernabme Hablebitd)s in
~Shutbaft" getan. Sest BOT Nanle-
pitd) unter beutidem Druid ieinem
@efansenen einen @tinilterpoiten in
ieinem &abinett an. Ser grobe par-
lanitariihe 5iibrer lebnte es aber
bisber ltanobaft ab, in einem leiner
&iiite beraabten froatiiden 'staat
uno unter einem setpiiienloien Mben-
teurer ipie Haplepitb irgenoein Mmt
su i;bernebmen.
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Grifion llno 2ioneu sltapeu II. a. M.
Oieier Slim lit cine Mapfair Yroouf-
tion uno lit iebensipert.
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Sobn 8. 2ofar, ser Sefret1r bon
giirgermeiiter 2auide, fat ben Yor-
iit iiber oas Cosmopolitan Naop
Hecru;t.ng COMMITTEE" ubernom-
men, oeiien beipnoere Muieabe es
lit, ale Acknowledgements in
oie beltcbenoe Stefrut:erungsfam-
paene ser 9tapp einsuihalten.
gs lit 5u boffen, oab sic peritie.
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oenen 8ruppen, sic ia einen erbeh
lihen Cell ser 8ep0lferung Glepe-
,anos al,smaden, tatfriftig an Ser
Muilteuung ser BON Ser Napp &C.
ildten 5reiruilligen teilnebmen rper,
Den. W.r iino gepiB, oaB 2ofar Ser
ridtige Mann lit, INN sic &am-
pagne einem poqen grfolg entge-
gen5ufiibren.
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Sicbcnbiirecr Sasticn
,ebcit $4,000
INT gtricasbaf,Nperfa,.i

SSn Ser Eublic Saa fano am lebten
Sonnsrstugabcno cine offentlife
Iuftion bon elmer Gisl5abI Don @e-
aenitdnSen, Sic Spanoer 5ur Ser
f.ignng geItellt battcn, i'm Sntereile
oes &erfnllfs bon &riegsbonos itatt.
slls elmer Scr bohiten gieter er-
luies lib Serr @iaiam :. SGneioer,
ser fir sen Central Garbano ser
Siebenbiirger Snd)ien einen &riegs-
boro Fir $4,000 eriparb. gr blieb
init oieIem grob5iigigen aauf Meiit-
bieter fir cine SdallterfIappe zines
Ser &ricgsheISen Glepelanbs, oss &a-
pitdns Gbriitian Getri bon Gem Slie-
gerforps Ser slrmee. Sobalo nnier
@iuinm s. lShneioer bie SropbGe
srluprban bate, liberreihte er lie ser
Gnttin oes Slieaers, Srau Ietri, bon
1853 SIt 81. Str, ,mo bespies oa-
nit, baB oie Siebenbiireer Iih ebenio
o,rG fepalresfe 9iitterliGfeit ipie
aufrihtigcu Eatriotisnus ails5eif)s
men.
Sies mar aber niht oas eili5ige Gr.
cignis bes Cages.
slnl lebbafteiten mar bas gieten
fiir 5lpei efte Mutpmobilreifen, oie
fir Die sluftion sur Gerfiigltng &C.
iteat paren, iopie iiir einen Silber-
flid]s uno nebrere Spnlen &oble.
Ganit aber nidt genug CAB es aud
nod cine pifante Ginlage, uls gnn
Girio Dem botitan @ieter geitattete
Stiide aus ihtam aleio beraus 81
if)neiben, ipelhe 8elegenbeit iih be.
ionoers eitige slngeborigc Der 0ta
rinetrrppen slinlise nlaften.
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itolj oaraui, olele Earole 81 pertre-
ten uno su uerfedjten. Garlm Dor
ndrts 5um Sieg uno sur gntld)ei-
Dung iln &anlpi fiir oie ,Sreibeit.
@ir erinnern bier ebanfnlls an Gle
@orte bes gorBen amerifaniId]en
Staatslnunnes beutid)er slbitans
mrng Garl SGurS: 2iebe bein neiies
Gatsrlano ME oih lelbIt uno pergelle
uld)t 100 oeine Wiega itano
aSn Die gseuseit iibertragen beiBt
es: 0alte felt on oeiner -beutiden
gfutteriprafe uno unterltiibe oeine
oeutIbe 3eitung!
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Derfctr Mber Hett
8rcnfter tantcrbrcebeft

Bern. llnteripiil,lnaen Idngs ser
grenner 8abnlinie meroen Sen Ser
febr 5ipiid)en Geuti6lanb uno Sta
lien fir nlebrere @oben lnterbrc-
den. Sohtpailer bat in gtoro= nno
Wittelitalien ausgeoebnten S6a0en
angeri6tet.
= @enn Elm Tolitifer Dor ser
Wabl ettuas perlpribt, fommt er of
naf Ser @abl 5u elmer lleberseug.
ung, baB er iih nur berlproden bat
- Bitte Ieien sic Die Mnscigcn
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Every night Hope smooths Ponds
Cold Cream over her fSce and throat.
Pats in. Then tissues of well. This is
to soften and remove dirt and make
up. Then, she "rinscs" with a second
Ponds Dreaming. Tissues off again.
and ''My skin feels angelic-so clean
and so smooth" she says.
Do this yourself-at night, for day
time clean-ups, too. You'll soon see
why war-busy society women, like
Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Victor
du Pont Ill, use Ponds Cold Cream,
why more women and girls use it
than any other face cream.
Ask for the larger sizes-you get even
more for your money. All sizes are popular
IN price. At beauty counters everywhere.
II ENG1GED GIRLS USE PONDS!
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uoPE is typical of so many plucky,
l. L darling girls today who have
given up all personal ambition SO as
to become production soldiers" be-
hind their fighting men.
I'VE like to feel we look feminine,
even if we are doing man-size job"
she says, so we tuck flowers and
ribbons in our hair and try to keep
our faces pretty as YOU please.
"My stage work taught me how
awfully important good cleansing
cream is if you want a really lovely
complexion. use and Lo,e Ponds
Cold Cream because IT'S such splen-
did cleanser and softener. It's a grand
value, too. A big jar of Ponds costs
less than small jar many creams
TqsC AQ tCTJDE NJ. ca NAV n
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HER PRECIOUS RING lat Left is exquisitsly
set in platinum, smaller diamond is on
each side of the clear, blue-white solitaire.
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HOPE SAYS. when
you want a party
face, give yourself a
Ponds creaming."
Cat ieT Hope and
Arthur at the Wall
dorf, before Arthur
enlisted. With her
nower-fresh look,
it's no wonder the
boys can't see any
one else.
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HOPE BOZKEZEY of New York, is
engaged TO Arthur Clarke Sutherland
Of Canada. another beautiful Ponds
Br1de-tO-Be, Hope studied for the stage,
int is mO,O porking for victOy ina
big par production plant
The echo., 1942-03-06

Golden Text-Wine is a mocker
And whosoever erreth thereby is not
wise. Proverbs 20:1.
TIME-The dates in this lesson are
of no Importance whatever, and the
following are only tentative. The
event referred to in the book of Gene
sis occurred about 100 B. C. Psalms,
Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes were writ
ten about 1850 and 1000 B. C. The
prophecy f + m Isaiah was uttered
about TIP B. c. The words quoted
from the First Epistle to the Corrin-
thians were written about A. d. SO.
PLACE-The event referred to in
Genesis took place in Egypt. Many of
the Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesias-
ties were written in Jerusalem, as was
also much of the book of Isaiah. Cor
NTH was great Greek city of Paul's
day, located in southern Greece.
NG4NGoiO 10 'o4. ana ne CO0k and
sent messes unto them from before
him, but Benjamin's mess was five
times so much as any of theirs. And
they drank, and were merry with him.
PSALM 104:14. He causeth the
grass to grow for the cattle, and herb
for the service of man; That he NAV
bring forth food out of the earth.
Is. And Wine tha t maKeth glad
the heart of man, And oil to make
his face to shine, And bread that
strengthened mans heart.
PROVERBS 31:4. 1t is not fol
kings, 0 Lemuel, it is not for Kings
to drink wine; Nor for princes to say
Where is strong drink?
5. Lest they drink, and forget the
law, And prevent the justice due tt
any that is afflicted.
.. Give strong drink unto him that
is ready to perish, And wine unto the
bitter in soul:
z Let him drink, and forget his
poverty, And remember his misery
| no more.
| ECCLESIASTES 2:1. I said in M,
heart, Come now, l will prove thee
with mirth; therefore enjoy pleasure
and, behold, this also was vanity.
2. | said of laughter, 1t is mad
and of mirth, What doeth it?
3. l searched in my heart how t.
cheer my flesh with wine, my heart
yet guiding me with wisdom, and how
to lay hold on folly, till I might see
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