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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

1900 NOON .
WJR-Theater OF Today.
WWJ-Your Govt.
ICKLW-BBC news.
WcAR-News.
WxYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-Hawaiisn music.
WExL-Hawaiian melodies
WJBK-Music.
1875 r. NJ.
WwJ--consumers time,r.
CKLW-Dance rhythms.
lWCAR-Luncheon Club-M.
WxYZ-New York at war.
WJLB-Hefe Comes Band.
WEXL--Musical program.
WJBK--Vecal Varieties.
1890 r. ~.
WJR--HolHwood stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
v. Of M. Women TO Meet

The University of Michigan's
wartime plans and program will
be discussed at the annual meeting
of the Detroit Association of Uni
versity of Michigan Women, to be
held tomorrow at the Rackham
Memorial Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Complete Radio Programs FOR Today

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not ON
the air. the fault lies with
the stations. and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

wJBK-Polish ladiss' hour.
1:l6 r. NJ.
CKLW-Khaki Scrapbooks
WCAR-Carson Robinson.
WxYz-News.
WEXL-Voeal Varieties.
1880 r. NJ.
WJR-Seience adventures.
WWJ--All out for victory.
WCAR--Star OF HOPPER,
WXYZ--1've got your Ne.
WJLB=Internat'l music.
WEXL--Musical program
1:fB r. NJ.
NJR-Symphonettes-Ms y
WWJ-Tiger talk.
cKLW-Detroit Times
Feature Highlights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

WWJ-News.
CKLW-News Ace.
WCAR-knowiedge talk.
WxYZ--College Swing.
WJLB-Dance Rhythms.
12:f5 r. NJ.
WWJ-Defend Detroit.
cKLW-Noon Herenade-M.
WCAR-Mountain Red-M.
WJBk-Racing news.
100 r, NJ.
WJR-country, JournaI-T.
WWJ--Whatcha know Joe.
CKLW--National news.
WCAR-Hews.
WxYZ-Vincent Lopez-M.
WJLB-News and music.
WExIs-Newscast.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Oimnutive Skaters Poised on Long Table

CENTERING THE long tabIo...wa mirror-pond
which diminutive skaters poised around which
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Annual Dinner Set
By Nurses Alumni

HENRY FORD HOSPITAL
nurses alumni, class of 1882.
Will hold It's annual dinner az the
Abingdon Hotel today at $50
p. m.
Mrs. Katherine Dragon and
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson are in
charge Of arrangements.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE F..
LaVIGNE were on hand early
Wednesday a. m. to greet their
son. Arthur. at the airport. who
arrived from Texas, where he
has been stationed
MIR. AND MRS. MICHAEL
JOSEPH KEOGH OF Henry ave-
nue announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Florence FL
len, 10 Kenneth Leon Stampor,
son of Mr. and Mrs Leon Stam-
per Of Caledonia. Miss.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Mrs. Henry B. Joy Gives
Luncheon at Fair Acres
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

Crawford, Mrs William Henry
Gallagher Mrs. Walter ). Halla,
Mrs. Charles w. Husband. Mrs.
Harry w. LoneStaff Mrs. I'd
ward H Miller Mrs. George
Suiburk and Mrs. Victor T.
Wallet,
PREVIOUS To the Fourth
Tuycre Ball, which is taking
place at tho Detroit Golf Club
Friday evening. Eleanor and Ed
Macholl viii fling a punch party
AT their home on. La Sale
boulevard.
Margaret Flynn VIII hc with
the host and Walt Naance viii
squire the young hostess.
others hidden.
Mary Lou BlaeSSeT and Hugh
GarNcy, Edith Kemp and julius
RibI,S. Monnic O'CallaEhan and
Tom Loughlin. Barbara Carron
and Dick Hca'hlield Helen
Slam and Rod Graves Dorothy
Schultz and Len Dc Co>tor
Audrey Tappan and Bib Fisher.
Chairman John Hohl Will h'
therc with Ruth HulgraNo and
Roy STRAIN IS said 20 be ditch
ing his studies AZ the University
Of Michigan 10 bring Fran
Callaghan.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Miss Colombo
Sets Jan. d
For Weddinq

MISS MARJORIE COLOMBO,
daughter of the Paul ColomboS,
has set January "A As the date
on which to become the bride of
Robert Francis Hodge, son Of
Mrs. John Hodge.
Today. Mrs. David Clark IS
honoring the bride-elect with a
kitchen shower at her home in
Huntington Woods and WcdncS-
day. evening, Miss Muriel Bon
nah and Mrs. Ronald Erwin Will
be hoSteSscS with a pantry
shower at Miss B'S home IN
Mclean.
Miss Mary Alice O'Connor and
Mrs. Margaret Smith Will give
their friend her SplnSter dinner
at Miss Smiths home in Bedford
road Crosse Polnte, Thursday
night.
Next Sunday Mrs John Hodge
Jr. and Mrs Walter b Drolet
viii entertain with 4 supper
party i'm Mrs. Hodges home to
honor the aliiancod pair and the
long string or pre-nuptial parties
VIII he chmaNed with the rchcar-
sal dinner al the Colombo home,
January -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

MRS HENRY 3 JOY IN
vi,cd several old friends Of Mrs.
Alfred Barr TO come for lunch
con at Far Acres" WedneS-
day and had YOU boon in the
general vicinity you'd have seen
the following longtime cronjcS
wheel into the big house on
the lake shores:
Miss Anne Russell, Miss Bessie
Wight. Mrs. Dcvlin, Mrs. Chris
tina Muir Van IIuSan Mrs. John
: NewbcuN Mrs Theodore H..
Hnchman, Mrs Henry stephens
and Mrs. Rcnyiile Wheat.
THE CLAY c. MacDONALDS,
you'll find. are down in Man
haitian mt The Ambassador par
taking of the big towns current
attractions.
DETROIT WOMENS $ WRIT
Frs CLUE met al the Women S
City Club Tuesday 10 work off
that January meeting and 10
hear Or. Carl Edwin Burklund
professor of English at the Uni
vCrSity OF Michigan
Mrs. Arthur Maxwell Parker
was there as were such regulars
as Mrs Winthrop Fuller Victor,
Mrs. De Hull Travis and Mrs.
Gordon Adams.
THE HANDSOME Indian VII
lagc Manor apartments OF Mrs
Katherine NJ Trcndlc were filled
with friends who came ar Mrs.
T' bidding for cocktails and
then were whiskcd down East
jefferson avenue 10 the Colony
Town Club for luncheon and
bridge
Just a few OF the numerous
guests:
Mrs BENJAMIN c. Addison
Mrs Joseph B Mills. Miss Jessie
I'llnc Mrs. oscar LlnCemm
Mrs stephen Bar'uSb and Nr>.
William EWald
AND SPEAKING Of bridge
luncheouS. The Detroit Golf Club
- preparing one for January
-T with Mrs. Ivju +. Kerr as
chairman
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Alpha Rho Tau
Holds Rush Tea

ALPHA RHO TAU held
rush tea in tho home of itS
president. Winnie Williams IN
GreenlaWn avenue recently
Misses Pat ArbuCklc. Jean
BooS. Billie Ann Frazier Gloria
Grau, Sue Ireland, Sally Nc
Rae. Pat RiSdon and Marie
Saylor represented the members
and the following girls were
ruSheeS:
Misses Mary Boyer Kay Coon,
Mary Ann Demcry Nancy tlad-
quiSt. Maureen Gitrc. Ellen
Keller. Pat Mason Nancy offs.
Shirley Rundorff and Josephine
Williams.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Rowing Editor
Speaks on War

STANLEY HIGH rowing edi-
tor of the Readers Digest spoke
AT Fisher Thca'cr Town Hall
Wednesday morning on Why
We Are at War and after the
lecture was honor guest at a
larre luncheon hold as usual
-, I1,,.I.,.. r,,,-ro,
>'"''' win 'Ii' H'-h were
Mrs Lloyd W. hmmcar who
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

MRS hItLLoS committee. consists of....
Mrs Lloyd ~ Bartiey ... Mrs john French. MIS- Viii
a7 t71nay y... Mrs Edward Fisher Mrs Carl Racquet
MIS- Walaso Turucr... Mrs. John Poole Miss Nancy
smith. Mrs James Merriam Barnes. Mrs Mckee Robson
Miss Virginia Hills Mrs. George = Rowe Mrs. John
l5r.s.IauSon. and Mrs Alfred Couscno.
rvcr the above workers has taken 100
VouuC ~ camp and Vi.l interest
other men and vomen. correspond with tho lads. So
many at whom without family close relatives
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Light Thrown
On Name
By De Cicco.
By MAURN PAUL

NFN YORK Jan ID The
formal. engraved announcements
@. young Gloria Vandcrbuts
marriage 10 PAT Di Greco
have stirred up much interest
and comment
I'm tho Vanderbilt tradition,
small acorn fanked by two oak
leaves is embossed al the top.
So far as is generally known
there are no armoual bearings
n The Vanderbilt family. So,
years ago Glorios grandmother
The late doWagcr Mrs Wander
hlt inauguratcd The use of the
acorn and oak leaves in place Of
"a crest and arms
As was fitting, Gloria's mother
used The name Mrs Reginald
CeAnQdIc Vanderbilt on 'hc
wedding announcements.
n Was the brldcgroom's cog.
uomcn that caused talk Pas
qualc John De Cicco'
Almost from the day he hit
Hollywood, Pats family name
has been spelled by reporters
Di CIcco"
Inasmuch AS he is Of Italian
descent the de" with a capitai
Do instead Of tho usual Italian
Di' caused many 10 wonder if
mistake had been made by the
rngraver OF the wedding an
nounccmcntS.
Investigation proved the en-
cravcr set down Gloua'S bride
eroom'S name gust as he himself
had spelled it out including the
De qwith n capital "DD!
Something IS wrong some
where Italian families rarely If
ever. use the very French dc
and never with a capital ID, 90
But Pat insists his name is
paSqualc John De Cicco, so 1t
might be we'll for the pewSpapcr
COpyreadcrS 10 cut this Out and
paste II IN their hats.
And 1T might be reported At
this time. that Gloria loatheS the
Of pat and always
refers To her bridegroom as
"PaSqualc" with the accent on
the last letter.
She and Pat" or. 7 beg your
pardon PaSquale. have been IN
New York for several days. doing
the rounds Of New York'S better
"nitericS 49, -- and ! must say
GlOria'S trouSScau was designed
for warm. sunny climcS not
zcro-like Manhattan isle.
COME JUNE the very happy
Alexander w Biddles viii he
visited for a second time by sir
Stork
Alec" and the former Eliza
beth SlmmS, who in very I'M
Biddlc iSh amer prefer
Brooklyn'S Montagu Terrace 10
Park Ave. as a
place of residence. are hoping
for a future deb their first
born having been a son.
a son, incidentally. who
palsy WalSV cd" with ord
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Gives Luncheon for VISITING Celebrities

HAD YOU been AZ the Detroit Athletic Club recently
you'd have Mrs. Ted" Harpcr..th Kay
Welkcr....
Hosessns prettiyapponted luncheon for two visit
ing celebrities Misses .Ynnabcle Brudc
1.-THE twins who skate beautifully with the soma
Honie show. and who old friends Of Mrs. Harper
Who isn't exactly i-aeasc when skates herself
The luncheon held in ladies' dining room. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

BABY-ON-THE-WAY? Bud
get limited? Try an Anne
Adams frock Pattern i0O4-
that really concCals!
Its amazing what this clever
type Of walStlne achieves in the
way of camouf1age, and the OPP
tional Jacket helps, too. The
dress has an adorable young
yoke and sweetheart nccklIne.
Pattern 1904 Is available IN
misses and womenS sizes II,
l4.|16. ls. 20. 80 81. 81. 36, 80
and 10. SIZE rs. dress. takes
a. yards 39-Inch fabric and s.
yard contrast.
Send 10 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Address your request TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mPut, l225 Times Square De-
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations. orders for patterns
IN Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
De+roiters
Greet Younos
At Phoenix
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

Way DOWN there in
Phoenix, AriZ., at the Comeback
Inn, that picturesque resort at
the foot of Mummy Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Joseph
Young Jr. have arrived for a
months stay.
The YoungS, who were mar
ried a week ago until when
Mrs. Y. was Miss Mary Gather
inc Myers). find themselves in
great colony of localities. among
whom are Mrs. George Scott
and her son. George, and her
uncle, A. II. Sarver; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ferguson and their
daughter. Betty of Dearborn
and numerous others who have
succumbed 10 the lure of the
cactus and arroyos and all that.
ANNOUNCEMENT Is being
made in New York this week of
the engagement OF Miss Eliza
beth Phelps Wanner of Brook
lyn, n. Y, and Point Pleasant,
n. J.. to Clement Leo Powers
Of Forest Hills, n. Y, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f.. Powers
of Webb avenue, right here in
town.
The bridc-elcct is graduate
of the Chase School and Mr.
Powers received his diploma
from the University of Detroit.
Their wedding, they say will
\ be taking place IN the spring.
MRS. W. w. ADAMS Of Rem
frew road appears to be among
the recent arrivals al the Wal
dorf- Astoria in Manhattan.
\ THAT EVER-ACTIVE Junior
NVomens Association for the
Detroit Symphony met AT the
home of Floyd Hitchcock, FRI
DAY, for further discussion OF
the oncoming Allied Musrc Fes-
tival.
Following discussion of
weighty matters, they relaxed
with pekoe-pour, dispensed
from a laCe-Covered, hower-be
decked table by Mrs. Magene
Mitchell OConnor and Mrs
William Walker Jr.
Some OF the enthusiasts on
hand:
Mrs. ArmiStead Greene Jr.,
chairman; Mrs. Winfield Scott
Jewell Jr., Mrs. Lyman G..
Craig, Mrs. Charles BeltZ, Mrs.
Sam McCool Mrs. Howard
Wheeler. Mrs. David NJ. Riekse,
Miss Joan Logan, Miss Renic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbdbrrOH

IF YOU'VE been scanning
the horizo for the
Duchess Del Monte. e. once
Julie DuCharme 49,.
You might ike to know
she was recently SEEN.
BY our agent away down AT
Nogsles who reports shes
on her way 10 Mexico City
and expects 10 winter in
land about. :. that beau
uful metropolis. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund w.
Ross of Touraine road. -.
are already down there. -.
and will be getting back to
the Pointe. before very
long =. we should think -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Wilson's Parents Of Gin

Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS
II. WILSON. are now The
parents Of a young lady.
she arrived in Bloomfield Hills
January d, you'll find.
Her mother is the for
mer Barbara Jackson -. and
her dad is son o.. of Mr..
and Mrs. c. f.. Wilson g.. OF
Long mea dow" in the
: Hills. -.
And from Franklin Hills
comes news that Mr.. and Mrs.
, Robert ". Woodruff will
be hosts at dinner for 20 at
ne DAG tonight.
Honoring their niece and
her husband. :. Lieut.. and
Mrs. David 4. White. -. who
were married just a week ago.
Mrs. White. -. you'll re-
member. ;. was Betty Ann
Pease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Machine Ace

How much discomfort or dam
Ger Will YOU and | endure, II We
can find A way OUT How much
monotony or loneliness?
He swapped ms brthright for
a StoamlnG pot We give ours 10
the shining gadCctS OF 4 machine
age that = trr uu'y dfrfercucr.
Machines 20 perform almost
every natural human function;
machines 10 carry Us around,
protect us. amuse Us, think Tor
us, work for Us.
But what becomes Of our
blrthnght Of courage and Inltia-
i've when the machines take
over the JOB?
What happens 10 the muscles
which were meant 10 be lean.
swift tough What becomes Of
the mind which was intended 10
be lively and alert? What price
our modern n1csScs NJ pottaee :?
CopyrshL 1912, - king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
MARCH II TO APRIL ~

MARCH II TO APRIL %
Arics-You employed in, or
having investments in shipping,
building. chemicals, medicines,
oil, drugs and their substitutes
are especially favored b. benefic
Neptune vibrations.
APRIL II TO NAY 20
Totyps - Sudden or unpre-
mediated changes (unless they
have to do with government or
military ordersD are not advised.
Don't try new ventures for the
sake Of change. Stand true to
God and your duties and all will
be well.
NAY II TO JUNE II
GewiRj-Never find II impos-
sible to get to your church. And
stop few moments in prayer
to ask Gods guidance in your
work. His blessings on our coun-
try and our leaders. Indulge
rcstful recreation,
JUNE ?. TO July %
CdBcer-Don't you feel new
sense Of pride in the part you
may have 10 play or are already
playing TO preserve the priceless
heritage and privileges which
are ours in this great country?
Today is the perfect time 10
reflect on what our conduct
must be.
July p TO AUG. %
T.eo-Friendiy influences for
self-improvement and personal
achievement in any worthy un-
dcrtaking. We must not he pas
sive now. in religion or anything.
And don't forget the more mill
tant the soldier for Gods cause
the Drawer that soldier on the
battlefield.
AUG. p To SEPT. p
Tpgo-Calm. healthy leisure.
during free hours Of only for
an hour is as essential 10 the
success Of your occupation and
objective As the labor. II you
breathe the spirit of faith and
cheer. who can defeat you?
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Libra-Fine for study. read
ing. correspondence, religious
services, charitable affairs,
Frightening the lives of those
about you, encouraging the sick
and distressed. Happiness for
you in these worthy activities.
OCT. - TO nov 20
Scorpio - However dull or
tedious your tasks or duties may
seem to be, you can take them
out Of the commonplace by in
.iecting some Of your own de-
lghtful originality into them.
NOV. y TO DEC. 22
Sngttfnrius If you have the
spirit Of the true person horn
Of God YOU will welcome life's
adventures. accepting the respon-
sibilties while enjoying the
privileges. Keep a sane outlook
but he rugnacious fighting for
the RIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Wires Overworked

EVEN THE long-distance
wires between here.
and Toledo and Cleveland. ;.
have been overworked. as
local maidens arranged. -.
for weekend house guests.
Dozens Of vital young
people :. will be there :.
among them are. -.
The Feelys. Jane and
Kay and Ann. -.
The Bartush children =. i.
Mary Catherine >. Addison
Jack and Charles -.
The Farrells Mary Jane
Jack and Pat.
Sally and Donald Fisher
....Josephine and Robert
Scherer. :. ID oroth by and
Manlyn Teller. =. Gloria Ann
Roberts. Jill Predmore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Clothes and Friends
Should Bolster Confidence
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

IF THE man IN your life is
not such that he ten d s 10
strengthen your sense of conf
dence, he is not for you.
That unexpected bit Of femi-
nine wisdom is passed along
by an astonishIngly talented
and levcl-headed young woman
known AZ Mango who fits around
IN star roles on stage, screen or
radio.
Just now she can he heard
over the radio singing on Xavier
CuCatS radio program.
While advice TO the lovelOrn
is not one of the spccialties Of
this column. YOU Will see that
MARCOS observation is part Of
her philosophy: The man YOU go
with. the colors YOU wear. and
the way YOU carry yourself
should all contribute something
TO your feeling of self-Conhdence.
II they don't YOU might better
make some changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Among Those Present

AT THE Detroit Athletic
Clubs Blackout Ball :. last
evening any number of
your friends were present. -.
and looking very trim. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Good
now. :. for example. >. were
there Mrs. G.. in two
shades of blue. D.. with silver
threads here and there. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Crawford. =. were on hand.
too. -.
Mrs. Crawford. appeared
in a charming gown striped
with American Beauty. 80.
chartreuse and black. ..
She also sported an Ameri-
can Beauty bow in her Golf.
feur. with slippers. to
match. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Yacht Club
Fe+e Ahead
Of Schedule

THE DETROIT YACHT CLUB
will have patriotic bridge
luncheon Tuesday, a week ahead
OF schedule.
Mrs. Carl Haberman is host
ess for the day and HIS arranged
special spring fashion show.
Mrs. J. l.. Cote, Mrs. Henry
Burkhardt and Mrs. Fred Memo
Jr.. are choosing and wrapping
the table prizes.
Mrs Jack Lawrence is in
charge Of reservations and assist
ing Mrs. c. Joseph Belanger
with door prizes are Mrs. Robert
Randall. Mrs. c. Arthur Sim
clair. Mrs. Wesley Harrison. Mrs.
Sidney W. Warner, Mrs. Albert
p. Willis and Mrs. Alexander
Berndt.
Mr.. AND MRS. RAYMOND
&. CUNNINGHAM and their son,
Raymond Jr.. have arrived in
Miami Beach and are occupying
their winter home on Forty-eight
street.
THE WEDDING Of Miss Vir.
ginia Penrod. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Leslie r. Penrod, and
John f. Stickley, son of Mrs.
May Stickley of Warrington
drive, was held recently in the
Martha-Ma Chapel at Green
field Village.
Mrs. Donald Book OF Dear
born was matron-of-honor and
Donald Tyler was best man.
The bride wore gold-colored
crepe with purple accessories
and purple orchids while her at
tendant was in light blue crepe
with matching accessories and
orchids.
Wallace Stanley and Harold
Penfod- seated the guests and
the Rev. Harold Mcdonald of
the Baptist Church in Dearborn
performed the ceremony.
For her daughters wedding.
Mrs. Penrod chose navy blue
crepe with dashes OF white and
navy accessories and wore
corsage bouquet of pink ca
mellias.
Mrs. Stickley wore gray crepe
with black accessories and white
carnations.
Following their wedding. the
couple left immediately for
Miami and W h n they return
will make their home here in
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Others on Scene
Mr.. AND MRS. w. HAROLD
LlGHTBODY.... were there

Mr.. AND MRS. w. HAROLD
LIGHTBODY. -. were there
-. too. -.
Mrs. l.. was done-up in a
dust-rose dinner dress. of
lace and crepe. :. the top
part of same being in the lace
-. and the skirt. :. falling
in soft folds. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Scherer were there. =. with
friends. :. she in a striped
and ribbed red. black. -.
and sand-colored. .confec-
ton. very fitted and with
q slightly-flared skirt. -.
And today is a pretty lively
day. at the DAG, too. -.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock
1.-THE annual reunion of
girls from Camp Huntingdon
and boys from Camp
Sherwood ID. is being held
with games and contests
....to whip up appetites for
the banquet. -.
Movies and dancing. will
follow for the senior campers.
Since the cleverly-rhymed
invitations first went out. -.
last week. :. telephone calls
have been pouring in. :. from
all sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Elsie RObinsOn
Elsie Robinson
We Give Our Bir+hrigh+
To Machine Age Gadge+s

ESAU-thouSands Of years it
is since that happy-go-lucky red
head hunted the plains from
Havilah 10 Shur. slept in wolf
dens, came shouting. through the
dawn. TO brother Jacobs tent.
Yet you grin today as you
read his storytelling him so
near and real. so like yourself.
Mightn't you. too. have done the
same II you had been as
hungry?
Hungry! Seemed as il big
Esau was always hungry. Plenty
of antelope in the deep, wild
grasses fat, gray geese on
the glimmering pools.
But deer and geese can out
fash the swiftest arrow So,
though he was The mightiest
hunter Of his tribe. red ESau
often carried an empty belly
under his hairy hide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Red Cross Mai
Of Gayety Set

A RED CROSS night Of Ga
Viii he gwen by The Diplor
IN the Jewish Community {,
ter, Thursday.
Al Sleffman is chairman
the committee and assisted
Stanford Rose.
s 4 VALENTINE luncheon
card party Will be gwen IN
Martha Higgins Auditor
Wednesday Al ! p. m. by
House Of Providence AuXl
Mrs. John r Hodge IS CT
man and Mrs. Norman A. s
CO-Chalrman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Greedy esau

Jacobs pale eyes cleaned. Did
he really meant II? Would he
swear? FSau roared contempiu-
Gus answer grabbed tho pot.
The sound Of his contented
Grunting filed the tent.
Lean years ahead Jacob on
joyng the PRIDE and power
which should have been his 70
ESau had no thought for all that.
SmackIng guiding, the thick
fat dripping from MS Grinnlng
lips. ne saw only the mess OF
pOttage.
Stupid, greedy ENau wasting
his heritage tor red lcntIl stow!
But are we. after all these con-
turtles. 50 much smarter?
Hunger licked E>au. Lali-
ness, ScIf-indulgcnce, cowardice
and concert hex Us.
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Must Feel Good

What you cannot fake 1.
way you feel. Unless YOU
like Holding yourself erect
will never he able 10 do
consistently that you get
habit Of good posture.
And here exercise enter
picture Mango adds. y
seems 10 be no substitute
set Of exercises for keepir
trim. / have been giving
a trial l take them every r
ing when l wake up and
make me feel amazingly At
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thought him. usually. But he
certainly could cook! Never was
there better hand Al making
venison stew or pottaGe Of red
lentlls. What wouldn [ ESau
give for a Skinful OF it now.
Hungry? Then let hun pay
for his filling. There was, for
instance. that bit Of land Jacob
had long coveted-thoSe fOCks
of sheep.
They were to he sure, the
older brothers blrthrGht. But
what did a great hunter need Of
earth or cattle? Crafty he
tilted the pots lid, let the rich
odor guSh out.
ESau's hairy. iowlS Slavered,
ravenouS as any wolf. Jacob
was right--what did a hunter
need of soil? Besides. he was
dying he knew he was dying,
No man could long survive such
starvation. What good would a
heritage be 10 a dead man. II
Jacob -timid tent Ten q Q r.
wanted the stuff let him have IT.!