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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - ride I'm Cowboy" 2.1i,
2:i7. 5,2e. SO 10 IS p m luke Box
Jenny. II 10 a. m 80, i22 SOS.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Babes on
Broadway" II 10 m 3. $50 N 80
p. m. Texas. ! IS. SIS. 905 p. m.
CINDERELIA-"Bab Babes on Broadway. 3"
?, $40. s:25 p. m. Texas" u 80, &,
SrMk @"Glri from r.enlnerad. ."
u 20. ais, 40. SOS $. s:55 p. m
FISHER" Babes on Broadway" y 80.
T. 735. 1910 p. m. Texas. 2:i0, SIS,
FON - Tn. Lady !, wming" 1919.
i1.i4a m. 23a. 5;5t e.it g. m
MADI>ON-"Ths Philadelphia story -
II a m. 2.5s s:52 iOis p. m: High
sierra. ia. 5.12, 9.Os p. m.
MICHIGAN Suspicion. t2t0 &.
7:25. 1913 D. m: Law Of the Tropics. -
lips a m, 2.i5. $40. $50 ?. m.
PALMS STATE All Through the
Night" 12:42, 4:Oi. 7:2o. 1890 p. m.
Glamour Boy" IL 40 a. m, 2:3s, sos,
PARADISE "Mr wise Guy" 1901.
sr ss s'V 2s io57 72s sse n m. WINS
RIyIERA--"Babes on Broadway" 2:i0.
so. e:25 p. m; Texas 1880, 4. 7:45.
ROyAL-"Bsbes on Broadway" 8. $40
p. m: Texas. 1855, IL SO p. m
TELENEWS 49, News, short subjects, Q
a. m. TO IL y. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Woman Of the
Year" ~ 3;2s s;fs, 10 :0s p m. Joe
Smith. American" II a. m. 2:2o. $40.
3 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Poem Dedicated
To Miss Dietrich

Robert w. Service was so i'm
pressed while working with Mar
lene Dietrich in The Spoilers" at
Universal, playing himself in his
first screen appearance. that he
has taken up his pen for the first
time in the past several years 10
write a poem specially dedicated
to La Marlene in her role as
Cherry Malotte. It is called The
Spoilers-1942.'
Service has always remained
active in writing. but his work has
been confined 10 prose. rather than
the poetry which produced such
classics of tho klondike AS The
Shooting of Dan McGrew' and
The Cremation of Sam MCGEE.
At the present he and Charles
de Grancourt. the scenarist. are
completing an original screen play
for Clark Gable called Pursuit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
WPA Symphony
In Concert Tonight

FEATURED ON the third con-
cert of the series presented at the
Jewish Community Center tonight
by the Michigan WPA Symphony
Orchestra under the baton of Val
ter Poole, will be Dorothy Kemp
Roosevelt and Marguerite Kozenn,
soprano.
This concert IS being sponsored
by the Michigan Defense Savings
Staff of the treasury department
and the Jewish Community Center.
and although admission is free and
open TO the public, the Defense
Savings Staff booth will be open
for those attending the concert
who wish to purchase either de-
tense savings stamps or bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Der of his famous Latin-America1
dance arrangements. Now in its
seventh week, the orchestra has
exceeded all previous attendance
records of any on their former
engagements here.
Remaining for a third week by
popular demand is the well known
master of ceremonies, Bob Hop.
kins, who does representations OF
radio and screen stars. Lovely
Judy Manners is also a hold over,
turning in a good performance with
her impressions of famous folks OF
radio and screen.
The Caceres trio Is featured in
the show. offering torrid instru.
numbers. Newcomers to the
floor show are King and Reshe,
presenting their unusual concep-
ton of the popular Latin-Americau
dances as well as Spanish dance
numbers, and blond tap dancer,
Mary Lynn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, March 81
There is gold in the title THE
Last Time / Saw Paris. First, ii
was a song hit and won an Acad-
envy Oscar. Now Elliott Paul s
book by the same name is to make
and bow and last, but not least, IT
crops up as a movie with Myrna
10y and Robert Taylor.
In Just a few months Random
House is bringing out Pauls book
Last Time / Saw Paris
which they tell me fits perfectly
the poignant, sad, nostalgia title.
1t describes life in the Rue de
Huchette. where writer's and art
lists eked out carefree, happy
living in the gay days of 1923 and
carries through until the moment
when the Nazi heel crushed the
heart out Of the gayeSt city IN the
world.
Elliott Paul also is the author of
Life and Death of Spanish
City"-and he knows his con-
tinental backgrounds perfectly
The story and the M-G-M produc-
tion have been turned over 10
Victor Saville. who also knows
his Paris. Since M-G-M owns the
song. The Last Time / Saw
Paris" it will be used as the must
aal thanh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Hedy LAMAR, Montgomery
Reveal Honeymoon Plans
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, March 81
Hedy Lamar and George Mont
|gomery let it out today they'll
spend their honeymoon on Georges
Montana ranch.
They may be married before
summer.
George finishes his latest picture
today and has no new assignment
at Twentieth Century-Fox for an
other six weeks. Hedy has less
than a month 10 go on Until You
Return" for M-G-M. so maybe
they are going 10 have time for
the wedding and a real honeymoon
before May brings spring flowers.
Georges latest chore has been
Ten Gentlemen From West Point"
and during the past two weeks he
was so excited over getting Hedy
TO say Eyes" that studio executives
though they might have TO shoot
a few scenes over. But they were
okay in the finished product.
CAGNEY TEAM
You may be hearing of bigger
things from the -Cagney- boys,
Jimmy and Bill, both have def
nitely severed their ties with War
ner Brothers and are going to
United Artists, where it's under
stood they'll have producing unit
Jimmy will do the acting and Bill
will be the business man. Besides
being an associate producer at
Warmers, Bill always has handled
Jimmy's personal business.
So Jimmy's last at Warmers is
Yankee Doodle Dandy" one of his
best.
1t was a field day for the youth
around the FL Segundo High School
when Mickey Rooney appeared at
the athletic field with an M-G-M
cast 10 make scenes for "A Youth
at Eton." They could hardly get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Joe YuIe Cast

Joe Yule has been cast in the
latest Wallace Beery Marjorie
Main epic, "Jackass Mail"
Yulc, who has recently appeared
in Idiots Delight" Broadway
Melody of 1910" New Moon" and
Boom Town" has been cast as
the frontier-town's barkeeper in
the saga of early California. Nor
man Mcleod directs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Give a thought to Tillie the
Toiler. Not the one in the comic
strip, but the one in your Office,
any one of the $4,000 Titles who
guard the office door, salve the
boss ruffled feelings, fix up the
spelling in his letters and give I'M
wanted visitors the buns rush
without hurting their pride.
Maybe you never stopped. 10
think about Tillie. You will think
of her the next time she gets the
flu and misses work for a couple
OF days.
Your office will be in such an
unholy mess that you'll never get
Ii Strengthened out until Tillie,
with ain extra layer OF face pow
der to cover the redness of her
nose. gets back on the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Hardie Is
For Actors
Defense Farm,
BY CHARLES GENTRY

AGRICULTURAL ACTING !.
the role for the actor who hasn't
enlisted or felt the draft blowing
around his ears. is the belief ol
Russell Hardie, handsome star oi
stage and screen who is appearing
in my Sister Eileen" beginning
its fourth week at the Lafayette
this evening.
Victory farms and the deveI-
Opment of farm produce essen
tial to our country's welfare
provide real outlet for people
In the profession Most of the
members Of stage and screen
have already bought farms.
Many of them just for relax
alton and comfort during peace
times. But now those Same
farms, and I don't mean tho
ones with swimming pools and
guest houses. can be put TO some
practical use" this fortnight
young star claims.
Hardy is the name OF Russell
because he owns 20 acres outside
Buffalo and there he likes to spend
every spare minute he can arrange
away from grease paint and gre
garious fans, working the land.
YEN FOR FARMING
"Of course, I've never been
much of n Stork Club habitue
and I've always had = yen for
farming. 1t isn't that I'm anti
social, but just feel more Mt
ease when I'm with friends Two
known for long time. my fam
lily, or just by myself"
Russell. a strapping fellow with
a flashing smile and a quiet man.
ner, hates to be classed as the
strong. silent type. He likes ia
act and TO be friendly. but he just
can't take cocktail parties and the
cads and canapes that go with
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
FIGHTER Acts

FRANK MORGAN. who fought
both Jack Johnson and Jess Will
lard for the worlds heavyweight
championship in 1916, has acted in
every Preston Sturges film. in
GLIDING the current The Palm
Reach Story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
.Neu Shows
Open at
Night Clubs

THE THREE HARMONIOUS,
wacky mouthorgan impreSsarios
who manage. through their clown
ing, TO make three small instru-
ments sound like big band, head
the new lineup at Sacks Show
Bar. The boys repertoire includes
classical as we'll as popular tunes.
Alice Kennedy adds TO the mu-
steal side of the bill-of-fare with
her swing versions of popular
ditties, sung in a full, powerful
voice. while Hal Menkin is another
newcomer. tapping up and down
stairs and then into a series OF
tricky novelty steps.
Harvey Stone, favorite parodist,
is still at the mike, filling the
interludes between performances
with his inimitable brand OF
comedy nonsense and also intro
ducing the sprightly Taft-Kretlow
dancers in musical comedy produc-
ton numbers. Music for shows and
dancing is by Pete Viera.
CASANOVA - Carlotta an
Myers are giving the bird to the
customers this week, offering a
novel bird circus 10 head the new
bill. Each feathered performer
takes turns on bars, the trapeze
and tumbling mats, all in NINA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

ing I'm and out
( h o offic o
d o or {: All,
there's a Sc
cret! BY the
merest ap-
penstance, we
have fOu n d
out how one
Tillie did IL.
She recent
y left the Of
fce where she
worked, b ut
she left her
secret behind.
They found .
little bl ack
hnnk In her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

ture.
The Kelly Sisters make bid for
the top spot with their dance and
instrumental novelties, while
Sheila Woods is held over for more
of her dance interpretations. Will
liam Hewitt's accordion music Is
featured both in the show and dur
ing lulls between dance sets.
Quick-witted mistress of cere-
Jessica Garwood, is still at
the controls and music is furnished
by Lee Walters orchestra, which
now steps on the bandstand at 8
p m. for dinner dancing.
TROCADERO-That wacky am
bassador of fun, Sonny Mars, starts
his third week at the head of an
other all-star revue here this week
Heading the new show are Collins
and Anita, colorful adagio team
featuring their famous version Of
the doll Dance" while attractive
Jean Dixon shares honors with heI
popular swing singing.
The Four Bea Vester Girls Offer
"a new series of musical comedy
dances and individual specialize.
and a special added attraction
Randolph and Purvis. sepia flash
dancers, who were featured at thu
famous Coconut Grove in Boston
add TO the entertainment.
Charles Dublin and his orchestrs
play for dancing and the flool
shows. while other star acts com
lplete the revue.
FRONTIER RANCH - Glorii
Shayne. popular torchantress o
current song favorites. returns thi
week for another engagement. He
new arrangements, like her oil
ones, which she still sings upor
request, are welI-suited to hel
vivacious personality and style o
delivery.
The Martell Twins, tall, dari
and dancing duo, whose steps ant
movements are as alike as then
looks, are newcomers. They offel
novelty dance routines with tn,
unusual mirror dance" for a eli
max. Ole minstrel man Dav,
Barnum is still mastering the cere
monies and also introduces Ginger
Sutton, supple accordancer. who i!
making her third visit to the club
Artie Fields and his new swinl
band are proving popular will
their music played for the shows
and dancing.
SAN DIEGO - Emilio Cacere,
and his new recording orchestr;
continues as the star dance attrac
tion with Emilio presenting a mum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
MICKEYS AMBITION

any shooting done, so great was
the press Of boys and girls.
MICKEYs AMBITION
The scene was to show the sup
posed English boys how American
football is played.
Maybe the action gave Mickey
a chance 10 get rid of one urge
TO play football. He tried hard to
make the team during the short
time he was at Fairfax High
School. He wasn't big enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
sTANWYCK AS GUINAN

When Barbara Stanwyck gets
out of the Orthopedic Hospital she
will keep a date with Buddy De
sylvia to discuss Texas Guinan. a"
Buddy has a script all ready and
he is so pleased with it he is
hurrying it into production. IF
Barbara likes il, it's hers" he
caid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
South Moves North

TARA HALL. famous mansion
of Gone With the Wind became
New England home for a
sequence in "Scattergood Rides
High" fourth in the popular film
series starring Guy Kibbee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

/ had thought of Ann Sheridan
for the role, but Annie is going 10
be busy on her home lot. So if
Barbara wants to play the night
club queen. and Buddy believes
she will. shelf be saying Hello
sucker" in Texas best style.
UNUSUAL FILM
The Invaders" continued TO be
top talk with people who have
seen il. In the first place, it
could never happen in a Holly
wood produced movie that such
stars as Laurence Olivier. Leslie
Howard and Raymond Massey
three fine actors-would be seen
in roles little more than good bits.
The chief roles are handled by
Eric Portman and Glynis Johns,
both due 10 report TO Columbia
on contracts three months after
the war ends. Oddly enough, no
one remembers that Portman was
in this country a few years ago
and, failing 10 get a break, re re-
turned 10 EnSldilu.
REVEALS REAL NAME
Pvt. Oliver B. Meredith-Bur-
CESS TO you and Buz TO his pals
hasn't lost his sense of humor, he
writes that for years he has kept
il a dark secret that his first
name is Oliver. But in the army
you are called by your frst name
with only the initial Of the second
name. So Ollie it is.
"Who do you think my ser
geant at Camp Crowder is?"
! writes Private Meredith. LES
ter Roy, who was my stand-in
for Second Chorus, the movie
made with Paulette Goddard"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

KNOW, probably, tnat dnyDodS
would ever see the book. so she
let her hair down and told ex-
actly what she thought OF these
gentlemen.
No doubt she smiled upon
them just rs sweetly. When
they showed up, she'd sneak a
look I'm her book. and then call
each one by name.
or course. they thought II was
because they were important.
As matter of fact, she could
never remember any Of them
without her book.
Naturally they don't all use
books. Maris Gottlieb remem-
hers the people at RuSSek's $
the women. Al least-by visual
ling their hats.
"Oh. yes" she says 10 herself
that's the lady who WAS In last
week with the hat that looked
INV u ufNthhE Pk''"s
Dick Harfst. az the Auto Club
by the way. insists that it's all
a matter OF mental discipline.
He just makes up his mind that
he's going to remember, and ne
does.
His secretary, John More
house. often refers TO Office
files and adds that-he-p pays
more attention TO the way A
man acts, his manner OF APP
proach, than the way he looks.
And Doris Carson keeps a
file OF business cards 10 refresh
her memory
people just seem tn expect
YOU 10 remember them ny
name" she SAYS. seven n they
only come in maybe twice a
year"
But 10 get back 10 the orig
inal Tllie the Toiler and her
little black book. Hero arc a
few samples out Of her scores
OF private notes:
"Mr. J. B.: Doggy looking.
"Mr. T. C.: Smiling, light.
taIlish. should know, but l
always get him mixed up with
M.
"Mr. II. 6. Brown ewes. Tall.
Aristo looking. Evidently
'aristocratic looking ,
"Mr. w. T.: Cute laugh. Lik-
able blue eyes. Dark trimmed
glasses sometimes. Could look
cross. Flat nose"
Those are just average notes.
Some Of them are much less
flattering. Like
~. v. e.: Cigar. Elderly
Stoutish. Ready to fall apart
as. s.: Not bad looking. Hair
parted i'm middle. Conceited.
III. c.: Farmerish. Big. Tan
Hardly any of them required
more than dozen or so words.
Some rated only two words, or
even just one. Samples:
"a. s.: Stout.
&C. l.. o.: Remember:
"v. A. p: Kid. Cute. Tall
"F. c.: Grampa."
Some are pretty hard TO fig
ure out. Evidently Tillie knew
somebody named George, be-
cause a couple OF times she de-
scribes men as "Georgish." An
other is described as Texas
Apple-looking.'
Others are "brusque, like q
preacher" or "looks crooked
spoiled and handsome" This
man reads newspaper while
waiting" and another thinks
should know him" And still an
other looks like Lew Lehr.'
Or. how do you like this:
"Nicish. Blue eyes. Grayish
WrinkIeish. Cigar with holder
Or this? The man who is de-
scribed succinctly as The man
who rushes in looking irritated.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

But how does Title remember
all the people who 20 stream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

He is registered for the draft,
but he has so many dependents,
his mother and two sisters. that
he is going 10 90 sensibly on until
the call comes, trying 10 make his
farm pay defense dividends.
He would like 10 organize the
agricultural activ ties of the act
ing profession. so that the wide
acres and vast ranches owned and
operated by stars, would produce
certain profits which would revert
10 the government.
after all, ours II the richest
land I'm the world. Why can't
Nature pay an income tax, too:
In Axis controlled countries, the
farmers are raising hell instead
of crops. Here we aren't forced
Ia plow under the swastiI<a, but
we can SOW plans for harvest
that may help to wipe those
field mice and crazy crowds out
entirely. Since actors have gone
back 10 the farm I think they
should help hoe seriously, not
just play ut the pastoral life."
4 SENSIBLE OUTLOOK
Everything Hardie says makes
sense, and while he has a swell
sense of humor. he's dead earnest
when ne gets an idea that he be-
lieves IS constructive.
He quit Hollywood temporarily
a. ~FA hac boon
busy on Broadway ever since that
he hasn't had a chance to get
back TO the West Coast.
II Just closed in Under This
Roof" a play thought was go
ing to get somewhere, but I'm
going to keep on trying until 1
get hit"
ACCIDENTAL START
Born in Buffalo. Russell ducked
higher education. though he
wanted 10 become lawyer. lie
did secretarial work for an cnGi-
neering firm for several years, I'M
I'll one day a friend connected
with the Buffalo Catholic Players
invited him down 10 see a re-
hearsal
They were short Of players,
so i walked on just for fun. The
director saw me. asked me To
read for him. I got a part and
I'm afraid It's been In my blood
ever since is Russell'S brief
resume of the start of his ca
reer.
His role here is as the Wreck p"
the stalwart protector Of the two
maids from Columbus who invade
Greenwich Village and cause all
the commotion which makes MY
Sister Eileen" such hilarious fun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

desk. and In the book were de-
scriptions Of practically every
body who ever had been In the
Office as much rs twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Naturally they don't all use
books. Maris Gottlieb remem-
hers the people al Russek $
the women. AT least-by visual
ling their hats.
"Oh. yes" she says 10 herself.
that's the lady who was In last
week with the hat that looked
like n nesting pigeon"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19
Miss Ruth Hanlon
Becomes Bride of
Herbert F. Murray

Announcement Is being made OF
the marriage OF Miss Ruth Hanlon'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hanlon, aud Herbert F. Murray
son OF Mrs. Edna Murray. Dan
VILE. III. The ceremony took place
Saturday noon in Napoleon, ohio'
Dallas Young. justice OF the peace
officiating
Miss Hanlon wore a becoming
aqua street length jacket dress
and her accessories were brown
Her shoulder corssge was OF Amer
lean beauty roses.
Accompanying the couple were
Mr.. and Mrs OrvaI Haulon. broth
er and sister-in-law. and Mrs. Han
lon. mother Of the bride.
Mrs. Murray 10 graduate OF fpsi
lanti High School Ia the class oil
1871 and is bookkeeper at the
Ypsi Body Shop. Mr.. Murray il
employed In the Bendix Aviation
Corporation, Wayne. FOR the pres
emit they will reside with Mrs. Muir
rays parents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19
Calendar of Social Events
Captain Williams
Stewardess Getx

TODAY
Woodruff Mothers with Mrs Ray Fletcher speak
Cynthia Rugges
Methodist Society circle number
luncheon postponed Jan rs account of death OF
A. E. Lewis.
Ypsanu Chapter public installation OF officers
dinner, 7 o'clock. Masonic Temple.
Pas. Noble Grands OF washenaw Rebekahs o'clock at home
Of Miss Rose Foley.
Hall.
Girl troop o'clock Literary Club House
number 49, St John; troop It, o'clock Harriet
Ypsant Male o'clock Ypsianu High School lunch room
TUESDAY
Ypsanu Extension Club 80 with Mrs Max ROSS
American Legion Auxiliary social party at home OF MRS James
Waite s o'clock
Ypslan Cakins Temperance Union 1850 at
he home OF Leon Hathaway 90
number 10 r. and A NJ FsloWcr degree "V'
Temple lodge room. - -, ~,
Industrial Pleasure Club 2:3o, Miss Amanda Binder
Mothersngers schools 1880 Ypsanu High Sch0oi
Red Cross sewing knitting, five WEIGH Hall TO
o'clock w. s....i
John Barnh rehearsal Ypsilan High School
auditorium, 750 p. m. a,, ,,- -..o,rr
Ypsan Business Professional women Club dinner meeting
g. 40 m in lunch Ypslanu High School Games ana
entertainment Committee Miss Corneha EVe~r''
charge
WEDNESDAY
Cr,,cent Ladies' Society all meeting at the nome Of 's
Arthur Ferguson Annual reports will be read
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19

Collections OF books for the Vic
tory Book Campaign are being
swelled daily at all collection
points. 1t is interesting TO note
that the books have been OF the
latest best fiction.
Camp librarians list the follow
ink types of technical books in de-
nand by the men in service APP
Piled psychology, current affairs.
military publications, crime and
the F.BI., police systems and
fingerprinting, English grammars'
arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trig,
onometry. calculus and tables oil
logsrithms (mathematic books are
needed in the study Of ballstics
and for many promotional exam.
inations), up-to-date technical
books, accounting, shorthand, bust
ness and salesmanship, lettering
and mechanical drawing. photog.
raphy, cartoons, we'll illustrated
books OF all types, books about
music, sports, novel and playwrlt'
ing. poetry and individual plays
geography, travel (of the last ten
years., biography especially the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19
University Of Life
Starts Second Term

The University OF Life met Sun.
day night under the auspices OF
Ypsilanti and Roosevelt High
Schools and the cooperating
churches TO begin its second term.
Carl Lindegren led the singing
and the chapel service was con.
Quoted by Miss Mary Ellen Speer.
The speaker was Dean E. II. Cha
pelle. who spol on Following
the Clean" THAT means following
the dictates OF ones better self" he
said. through exercising ones In
telligence, best emotions and spiri-
tual insight"
There were $50 young people in
attendance, exceeding that OF the
first meeting OF last season. The
women OF the First Baptist Church
served refreshments.
Cooperating churches are Metho-
dist, Baptist. Congregational, and
Presbyterian.