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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Ship AhOy'
Musical
Hit at L. A.
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THERE'S MUSIC on portside
and laughter to starboard in the
new musical Ship Alloy" which
has just locked al the United Ar
fists.
In fact, tho hold is just filled
with entertainment. and II you
find the cargo lacks anything it
certainly ism Mems fault
Perhaps ms because we haven't
seen a good screen musical in so
long but we got quite a bang out
OF this one.
First OF all there's Eleanor
Powell. .our favorite screen dancer.
who, despite her teeth. can tap
out the most fascinating routincs
VIC have ever seen.
In this case. Eleanor is a mem
Der Of a troupe all set to sail for
Puerto Rico Originally they were
to have taken Manila, bHt the
war got there first. so they
settled for Caribbean spot where
there are fewer submarines.
WHAT a WRITER.
+ Aboard ship Eleanor meets Red
Shelton. a slap-happy hypochon-
drlac, who authors pulp-papcr SER
ials Of highly mclodramatic or
der. But nothing SHELTON can in
vent matches the plot which the
script writer's have dreamed up
for this picture
Eleanor is carrying with her
dancing shoes what she believes
TO be a secret invention for our
government Actually she is the
dupc OF spies who arc using her
as a very attractive convoy for
the latest magnetic mine inven-
ton, and il isn't until she gets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

Take Tallulah' and Moonlight
Bay. all headed for hitdom
Altogether, it's one OF the best
Of recent musicals and is worth
your evening we'll spent.
In case you want 10 stay and
have your spine we'll chilled, you
can see the accompanying film,
Fingers al tho Window. - IN which
Lew AyreS and LARAMIE Day drop
that hospital routine and 60 after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
No Romance

CHARLES DRAKE. who is
Bette Davis memory sweetheart
in Now. Voyager, plays a flying
officer in Air Force" No kisses
for Drake in this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

south Of the border that she dis
covers Just what is happening
II then takes neurotic SHELTON
and his wacky pal, Bert Lair. 20
get our dancing heroine out Of
trouble.
Plot never being the essential
quality Of any musical this is
fairly unimpOrtant but IL has
strength enough Ia carry the show
along 10 a decently logical finish
The comedy scenes are tops and
the music. which Is mainly fur
nished by Tommy Dorsey and his
orchestra, is about the best cellu-
lold stuff we've heard in some
time.
These are the principal assets.
since Miss Powell rs not the
glamour girl the films have tried
10 make her and Red SHELTON IS
never going 10 replace Victor
Mature as the great lover.
WHAT ARE THEY DoINGs
That's one thing we've never
been quite able 10 understand.
Why do they take a great dancer
and Try to make her a Hedy
Lamar and why do they try 10
transform radio comedian into
a passion flower?
Subordinate laughs are fur
nlshed by Bert Lair and Virginia
O'Brien, both doing their best in
such scenes as the inebriate affair
IN the hold Of the ship and in
Vlrginia's dead-pan version OF
Poor You" one Of the hit songs
Of tho show
Besides Poor You" which
Frank Sinatra sings so we'll. there
Is also Last Call for Love, I'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Under Ire atment

DENNIS MORGAN is still TAX
ing daily treatments for the sand
blindness he suffered while on To-
cation near Gallup. n. NJ, for
THE Desert Song.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

and you tic bovine knot like this ;"
Mote Monty HoskeII Of the schooner Mottie dem.
onstrote: the nouteoI trick to. left to right Mis-.
Rieei Pou!son Of Yonkers. N.Y.. Mis-. Evelyn Long,
muir OF New York and Mis-. Alice sinaIuff Of
Chicago.
Wide World Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

PARK your Cos and tire worries ohoe sid and oone
on vocoton cruise over the wide voters Of Penob.eot
Boy These pictures were token typieol two weeks
noutco oun in Of the holt dozen old former coowse
sehooners selling out Of comden Mooe regular
cotton cruises the inner boy voters thot enemy submo
rnes don't like You just loaf boord you be
whee-feeI the ship olive as she .cud. oono under tout
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
Reds Reject Jap
Story Of Sinking

MOSCOW, June 26-(UP) = The
Russian steam Angarstroi, which
was torpedoed and sunk off Japan
May /, was attacked by japanese
submarines and efforts Of japanese
newspapers to blame the attack on
an American submarine will not
stand inquiry, the Soviet govern
ment charged today.
Members CT the crew of the 4.761-
ton ship are now at Harbin, Man.
churia, on their way home, and
their statements of the attack con-
firm that Japan is responsible for
the sinking. The creWmen were
first landed at Dairen after they
had been picked up from lifeboats
by japanese ship.
The Angarstroi's first brush with
Japanese warships came April "a,
when it was stopped 130 miles from
the japanese shore and ordered to
proceed to a Japanese port, the res
cued sailors said After inspection
the japanese permitted the captain
to proceed on course mapped by
them. The boat was 80 miles out of
port in an area heavily guarded,
when it was hit by two torpedoes
and quickly sank.
1.-TWO Japanese submarines i'm
mediately appeared at the site
where the steamer had sunk and
near the boats in which the crew
of the Angarstroi had saved them
selves" Tass reported. "The sub
marines escorted these boats to a
Japanese steamer which picked up
the crew.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

& WASHING MACHINE
BUSINESS FOR SALE:
To make room for our over
burdened Machine Shop, we
would like to sell our Bicycle,
Washington Machine and Lawn
Mower Department. Old estab-
lished business, no competition
on bicycle repairing, large VOL
ume, we'll paying business. Will
sell shop and all parts at invoice
or lump sum. Wilson Machine
Shop, Phone 40, 1922 Main St.,
Ell Centro, Calf. 7-2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
H @ LILY " 0 O D
by
Paul
Harrison

HOLLYWOOD, June &c - Taps
have sounded, for the living, in
Hollywood Cemetery lately. In rent
ed quarters on the grounds of that
somewhat remarkable institution,
Fred AStaire and Rita Hayworth
have been rehearsing their dances
for THE Gay Senorita"
The explanation is simple: Co.
lumbia Studio, where the picture
is being filmed, is very busy these
days, and there was not a vacant
sound stage or rehearsal room
where the stars could be secure
against Interruptions. Somebody
knew about suitable room at the
cemetery building, and it seemed
very unlikely that anything could
disturb the dance practice there.
Nothing has, either.
This neighboring ARRANGEMENT
between the quick and the dead
is not in the least improper. AL
though obviously within the
grounds and fronted by an eX-
panse of lawn, the building stands
beside the main gate and is not
among the crypts and graves. The
structure is now leased by dig
nified fraternal organization. Pre-
viously it had tow tenants-a deal
er in Statuary and concern which
made 16-mm. movies of undrapeo.
cuties. These Hollywood Art Fea-
turettes" bore such titles as Bring
EN- Back Nude 'Patricia's Pant
ies," and Nude Interlude.'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
30---AUCTlONS

.,aas. shown that an Allied
"" lie Japanese base at Sala-
"A, on the Huon gulf OF New
Guinea. in the early hours OF yes
terday caused much greater damage
to enemy buildings and instalia-
tions than was at first believed.
He said in hfs oaily communique
that Allied planes bombed and ma
chine gunned an enemy ship which
was approaching Lac, 20 miles north
of Salamaua, and scored two prob
able hits on its bridge in low
level attack In face OF heavy anti
aircraft fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

FOR LEASE: Well located major
oil co. service station and stor-
age garage in Ell Centro Phi. 144.
6-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A GOOD SERVICE STATION we'll
located in BraWley. Business
earning good living now. Present
operator forced to leave because
of draft. Major Oil Co. Phone
Ell Centro 1877. 6-3O
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
GAWKERS GONE

Far more shocking were the car
nivals of mourning which for years
were staged on Aug. IL, the ami
versary of the death of Rudolph
Valentino, and sometimes on his
birthdate, MAJ 6. Hollywood Gene
terry boasts on billboardS that it is
The Cemetery Without a Sales
man." but it does have a press
agent. The latter may be presumed
to have arranged the visits to the
Valentino crypt of heavily-veiled
women in black attended by crowds
OF morbid gawkers. Last August,
as I recall, was the first time that
no mysterious mourners showed uo.
BY tradition and location, the
burial ground is closely associated
with the movie industry. Many
celebrities have been put to rest
there, and the cemetery is bounded
on the south by RKO and Para
mount studios
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

Classification Busne. nd
"A "A
Services Director
MATTRESS - UPHOLSTERY

OUR Workmanship is really su-
perior on all mattress and uphol-
stering work.
CALExICO COTTON PRODUCTS
2l0 Mckinley, Calexico Phi. Cal. 295
5-11tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
CLOCK OF DOOM

Another odd thing about Holly
wood Cemetery is that on the
grounds is large clock, patiently
ticking off the trifling minutes and
hours of eternity for the obviously
disinterested stone angels and
cherubim. In contrast is the clock
on a mortuary out on Sunset boule-
ward There, among night clubs and
agents offices, and in view of
thousands of living passersby who
really want to keep track of time,
the clock has no hands. The swing
ing pendulum is an ominous re-
minder of approaching doom, and
has been an irritating and sober
ing influence along that sector of
frivolity known as the Sunset
Strip.
There is one other Judgment
Day note in the movie scene a
mortuary occupies the northeast
corner of the site of Metros ad-
ministration building In spite of
frantic and fantastic offers, the
studio wasn't able to acquire the
property. 1t finally had to build
9rnl lIOf ita -s.aa .sH.-tr--H
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

ROOFING: If your roof needs re-
pairing. it costs nothing to have
us fix it. Let us expalin. HART
zELL & SONS, Phi. 251-W. 6-26
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

Use the POST-PRESS WANT
ADS for results.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

APPROXIMATELY 40 Acres, / mi.
north and l mi. East Imperial.
Ela of El2, Bl 148, Lot Is, range
IA Grow any crop. Planted to
flax years. Owners 4 rent $3.50.
Trade for Los Angeles Vicinity
or sell $2500 cash. Any offer con-
sidered. M. Grunze, 1228l2 7th ST.,
Santa Monica, Calf. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

WANT SOME ONE r.. rake and
bale 500 acres flax straw, i'm
mediately Vicinity of Ell Centro.
PHI. CaleXico 326 or 2-J-1 after
Z pm. 6-24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

WANTED: Housekeeper, motherless
home, general house work, 2 chill
dren. Good home. Write Box 124,
Rt. 2 HoltVille. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

ELDERLY LADY WANTS House
keeper and companion. Phone
Imperial 1878. 6-30
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

WANTED: Housekeeper. Apply at
SherWoods Cafe. 6-30
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE

DOES IT Q& G"5: %lbo % 81 M G?
Don't letter happen again. Send
1t over to us and we'll put it in
perfect shape again. We're ex-
perts on typewriter repairs.
Phone 1153-NOW
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Commercial Stationers
673 Main Street. Ell Centro, Calf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

900. ", i, -egan drop
'S,alo' alrdrome, with
3.,us damage, the AL
- drove them off and
II them across New Guinea,
over mountains rising to 10000 feet,
for a final battle over Buna on the
north coast, 100 miles from Port
Moresby.
Macarthur reported that recon-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
I5-Summer homes-Sale-Renf

REAL BARGIN For Cash: 2 3, NJ
, room houses, fireplace, vi 81
acres or more. Ideal
ranch or country hc
house on Hipass roe u II
Kitto. che ole
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

FUR. Duplex Apt, elect. refrig.,
cooler, garage. Close in. Inquire
652 Hamilton. Phone 1175J. 6-l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
8-SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED WHITE Maid and
clerk desires hotel work, house.
work or care Of children by day
or hour. 534 Olive. Mrs. White.
$50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26
ELECTRICAL SERVICE

WANTED: Messengers 16 years.
zoe hour. 45c hour overtime
Postal Telegraph Gable Co. 6-2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

AIR CONDITIONED, one bedroom
house available July /. Couple
only. Close in. Inquire ATS San
dalWood. 6-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

FOR RENT: FUR. 3 bedroom house
on S. side. Also cabin, furnished
LiveOak Springs. Phone 1894W
after pm. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

Use the Pc calexico
ADS for res,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

NEW SMALL Furnished houses for
rent. 1868 Ell Dorado. Claude We'd
der. 6-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

FOR RENT: 2 room fur. mouse,
cooler $3.50. Mrs. Long, end of
North 9th st. 6-27
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-26

Small Fur. House, shower, cooler.
Suitable for men for sleeping
725 He'll. 6-27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Female Help Wanted

EXCELLENT opportunity tor girl expert
enced IA housework own room and bath
In good home, ? children. no cooking Sl2
and bonus 40 2973
EXPERIENCED gri for general in small
family private room and bath good
home good wages. 1881 Fairfield. UNI
verslty l-773b.
EXPERIENCED woman as third assistant
cook m institution - 20 80 wears old
straight S-hour day, o-dAy week. live IN,
good salary, Apply Box AIS, Detroit
Times
EXPERIENCED shirt hnishers and shirt
press operators. pay above union scale.
Campus Laundry llso5 Grand River.
EXPERIENCED, general assist cooking
good wages. University 2-4342.
FAMILY W Rosevillc wants girl FOR house
work private room, so. DfeNel sof3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
BURROUGHS

r,eerug machine operator fa handle
.'urts receivable ou Model g rachuc
lirIrs 6 o. Monday through FRIDAY. ~
saturday H0rs Permanent position vIfh
. KCsDsrt vurNug ruudtf ions Saiar, rtru
WOLF DETROIT FNN FIOTE co.
$40 PiQUETTE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

POWER pSANT APPRENTICES 10 ASSIST
IA operation aud maintenance 81 ma
chinery and mechanical equipment used lr
municipal plant or station Work. Numerous
Vacancies ~ Soc 90 81 90 per hour 80 ht
hlpd nv competitive examination. ApplI.
.tauts must be between eighteen and thirty
Eve years of age. citizens ~ The limited
states ana residents of the CltN ~ Detroit
Cor Iue year immediately prior 90 The exam.
nation excepting persons with hpuoIat. t
Army NAVY or Marine discharges Appt
ito fhe Detroit civil Service Commission
10th Floor Water Board Building 13i
Randolph street. Detroit Michigan. uniI
itUrther notice
iRFCREATlON INSTRUCTORS to organize
and direct rcrreati1ual activities ln q
municipal department Several Far9uliC-
o. 81 100 per wear tu he filed tN 'omIt'
tive ,Nam.n nation. Applicants must r' af
least eighteen wears oi axe ana citizens .t
the Emitted states. For fuu details and
applications write or apply go NE Defi.'
CIvu service Commission l6th tlaur
Water BoRfd building i3h Randolph
street Detroit Michigan, ON or before
December n 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
GIRLS OR
WOMEN

tu. f.Iu't.. agi Waitress work with or
Without experience. DsN COZ evening" wutk
ffesct $50 split sl.U Good pay Af
ts7,sWcrt Permanent vark App. 81
Duvrt. I.st'ft Drug Stores, 900 wood
ward. a' t.4r-0 River
Girls fY 800 wanted for billing aud
reuefa office work must hs good az
tE4frs af1 able 20 tHr 80 Ier Vrck ~
tart a.1aH vctk. excellent opportunity
ftr advancement AprW W r Reste
National Biscuit 90 500 West Barimarr
Girl. tor Insurance office. typ.ng and rIer
T iCtf Uurk. experience unneces-art salary
az in weekly. Mr. Ambrose. 1854 wool
ward
GIRL Cor bar work. e2l rcr week Ben.
rrHe Bar 6eHn Wyuwiug OFT Warren
Npp.F between . 30 NJ and = 3. NJ
GIRLS tc1ioredi TOR Iunche0nette fountain
- neat appearing Professlpnal DruE. $50
RaFIet
GIRL for ceriral work. no experience
necessary, however. hnu~ le,igs 81 IN
voices and billing hrlpfu. W y Gregory
\ son. incorporated. sol CsSs
GIRLS for dining room work experience
NOT necessary. E10d hours good wages.
1901 West Jenerslr. Lafayette s3Qs
GIRL for wrapping department eSperisnc~
unueC' -saTy Apply SChoiniCks 400
Washington boulevard
GIRLS faf general laundry work middle
sled q X New Way Laundry. 1850
Lemal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Screw Machine Operators

2sl6 EAST CANFIELD
STATISTICAL. MACHINE OPERATORS e,
perform tasks involved in compilation o
data by use of y ~ statistical ma
chimes Several vacancies AZ salary leveU
OF 81 ofB and S. 7Us per year plus pa, f,i
overtime 20 be hued hy competitive exam
tuauon Applicants must be ~ least fWcn''
wears and six months Of age and citizens u'
The United States For fuiI details and ~
.pUCatious write or app.v 80 the prtroi
tiyii service Commission. ism Floor Natel
BOARD RuiidnE 735 Randolph street De
frul'. Michigan. on or before December ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
SPOT WELDER
PUNCH PRESS OpRS.

WNNTFp CALI MADISON 1884
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS several va
canoes a. 81 $50 prf ysa- t1 be filled o.,
competitive eNaWiuaftHr. Applicants must
10 between eighteen and forty nte wears OF
age and CITIZENS Of the United states. fgf
ful details and applications write 0r appl,
goo Detroit CNl Setvtrc 'Dmm.ss. COR 10Th
p .osr. Water Buarc Building 11J Randolph
street. Detroit Michigan. an cor befors
December al. 1912
THFNTTB PORTER, uAYS.4s-HE WK
Apply SATURDAY., Suroay M4rday
rtieufws Thehfsr 1870 Woodward
TRUCK Driver GOOD paw regular hours
-LeAr-lrn OIL CnmnAnL- aal- s.haeL.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
AT ONCE

''' Child = ittsfai
BEAUTY OPERATOR FNpsrien, -
rtrad' So WcekIy. Telephone PLAZA
tu.I ltta Harper
BEAUTY OPERATORS F.&pcrieuced
mautCurist one oil around S2i-Naa
weekly permanent. 500 Industrial Bank
HuudiuE
BEAUTY operator tkpprienCed EoHI
wages fn1 West Marshall, fern4aie.
: lincoln 2-gNJ0
BEAUTY Operator Experienced maniclr
iet good salary. permanent. 7fi June
zion Ninewood i-2t2i.
ROOkKFFpER - Experienced permanent
employment 1000 Fast 7-Mue road
Twin brook $40
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
City Visitor
Feted Here
BySorority


MIS- Laura L. L'Fe'dee' Cna'''''i's
ma'foh ana G'e', Lakes heI'onaI
o!ie'UesS Oh 'ne A'P"s h'ppa A.
pha sorority was l''''ot 10 me
MOOR wy last week end' Inc
ioed7 a h'A 5 leeN lniS occasion LOT
an alI-out evening 'ose'her 10 Visit
win Mrs LoVelace' Ihere was IN
fact. quite a party with games PIC
lures songs, exc, rom GaFIH eve
n'hg uhuI amos. n'an'sh' r''uay'
On Ihu'SdaY' MIS- LoNe'ace was
guest OF hon'r at a oFidee party
gwen by the JehS cIAo' BON oil
these Lovely soc:a.s took pace al
iae residence OF MI ana Mrs.
Thomas B Drum where Mrs Love
ace was stopping
Al the FRIDAY evening party me
AKA girls could talk OF nothing
save the approaching regional con-
ference 10 be nelo IN Cinclnnau
The week end OF April % the meme
OF which Is; AL Tor Defense-De-
tense lot AL MIS- .'oNeIace as
ciosea re" oil Inc conference plans
among winch are me annual 'ororl-
ty pay and Joint puoHc meeting
VIII the Wv "a. al Whieh ume
Mrs. Dorothy Bounding fereoee IS
guest speaker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11

sent TO all Negro business estsb-
lishments as indeXed by the Wash
ington Trade association. Also,
there have been planned in con-
necuon with this years conference
a series OF weekly job GuIdograms.
a column TO appear in one Of the
local papers, containing information
about job preparation, civil service
examinations and personality
sketches OF successful career men
and women. Later, there will be a
seminar on Occupational Informa-
ton, and in November, there will
be held a Charm school for high
school girls.
The Career Conference closes
with an award OF the annual AK A.
scholarship and public program
for parents and friends at Plymouth
Congregational church. Miss Her
ths A. Priest. national chairman
Of Vocational Guidance for the
sorority, is directing this years ac-
tivities
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11

ATLANTA, Ga. - The annual
spring concert by the musical or
gahiza;ions OF Spelman college will
be held on Friday, April 10, in
Sisters Chapel, under the direction
Of Prof, Willis Laurence James
Taking part will be the large 10
voice slee club the 2O-piece orches-
ira, the quartet and four student
soloists.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
Pvt. Frank Bradley Wins

FIT. WARREN, Wyo Announce
ment OF the promotion OF Pvt.
Frank Bradley, Company C Of the
Fourth Regiment, 10 corporal has
been made az this Quar,ermaster
Replacement Training center.
The son u Mrs Sue " Daniels
Chicago Corp. Bradley .was in-
Quoted at F. Custer on August %
1871.
A student n Elizabeth CRY State
Teachers college, Elizabeth CITY.
y c Bradley MIS- 2 iInor az Con
trail YM CA. school, Chicago az.
the time he came here
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
The Party Line
By MARIAN

Easter Sunday, bright and shiny
with all OF Detroit in their new toys
found worshipping at the various
churches.
Petite Cecle Carter was con-
firmed with the elias at ST. Matthews
church.
Christened at Congreg ational
were the Lowell Bakers son. the
George Higgins son the Parks
baby.
Also an important wedding
marked the days festivities, as
pretty Louise Crockett became NES
Carter Payne at Congregations.
church, before the early services.
The touches OF spring bring other
romances 10 the fore. as the
younger set prepare to attend
showers planned for Mary Eliza
beth Elkins. Entertaining her on
April 10 will be Jane Scott Henry.
Arlene Revels, who has been visit
ing her cousin from New York.
Marjorie Anderson OF Hplcomb
avenue. has had whirlwind
eourtShip with David Carson OF
Lynchburg, Va, so they eloped to
Napoleon, Ohio, were married, and
are now on their way to Virginia
TO make their home.
4 X X
Coming in the midst OF Easter
gsiety, the sadness to two OF our
fine families. Mrs. Odell passed
after her siege Of illness, leaving
her family very bereaved Dr.
William Russell died at the Vet
Grams hospital, after a long illness.
He leaves his widow, a daughter.
Elizabeth Crosby; two sons that are
In the army, Corp, William Russell
and Sgt. Leslie Russell, and host
Of friends. Dr. Russell has been one
of our most prominent dentists as
well as very active in the Demo-
cratic political circles.
4 X X
one-year-old Paula Jane Alex
ander was the winner Of the defense
bond ratified off by the Literary
Coterie club. Won't she be happy
10 years hence. With the rattle set
tied, the remainder OF the Saturday
at Mrs. c. Matthews home on
Twenty-fifth street, the Literary
Coteries and their guests played
bridge Among those present we're
Mesdames johnson, Wallace, Bill
lings, Messrs. T, Littlejohn. S. c.
Jones, W. Maynard Matthews, V
Murdoch and Wales. Prizes were
won by v. Murdoch, first; Mrs Bill
lings, second Mr. Wales entertained
with a lovely song Members Of the
club are Mrs. S. Littleiohn, presi-
dent: Ruth Irwin. secretary: Nora
Hutchinson, treasurer; c, Matthews,
NJ Deane NJ. Jones, V. Nash, s.
Ramsey, F. Maynard G. House, G.
Williams, NJ. Brantley and Mrs.
Fred Hart williams
X x X
April H. the Mirror ballroom the
place, and St CyprisnS annual
charity ball the occasion, you must
keep in mind.
Annually the charity ball is
social event that for a worthy