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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-21
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climb high in her new church,
the one up on Mission Hill we
will miss her singing in the old
pew but we guess we'll stick
with the old grind. it was good
enough for mother it's good
enough for me.
Edith Williams
Pretty wife Of the Director Of
the Soldiers and Sailors Recre-
alton Center has been very sick
for the past few weeks but is on
the mend. OF course being the
wife Of one of our leading young
men I had to mention his name
but We all know Edith and we
remember the day when she
took all New England with her
popular singing Of mellow tunes
and later Spirltuals with the
ever popular AttuckS Chorus di-
rected by Malcolm Blenders
sickness in my family has been
thrown out the window and we
are once again on the march
one of the biggest baskets Of
fruit to ever hit these parts ar
rived for the Mrs. from Mrs.
Georgia Sanford, popular men,
Der of the Friendship Club for
which We add thanks a million
and that goes for all the kind
friends and relatives who COOP
Grated in every detail. Eddie
Cooper is recuperating very
slowly at the Boston City Hos
pital where. he has been a very
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-21
A Little Bit of Everything

A Little Bit of Everything
Let's go back. hot of the
wire comes the appointment Of
two new workers to the LenoX
Street Housing Project one
was a former investigator, and
who incidentally could have had
the job months before but was
holding out for better spot
which he probably will get,
the popular Jimmie Ingram of
the boiler room crew has been
layed up the past two weeks.
S. Roberts, a great sport, is tax
ing his new assignment like a
true veteran. Come to think of
it some of the boys should be
good fish for the draft Al.
Government Payroll
If you can name five local
gents not employed by the Navy
Yard, WatertoWn Arsenal, etc,
you're a bit Of all right. Uncle
Sam has some OF our most pop
ular boys working for him,
drawing down nice salary,
enjoying good hours and all the
works among the new corners
we find Booker Standheld, pres
iden of the Fathers Club. Eddie
Kicker. Leroy Thomas and Clar-
ence Avont the town IS flush
and we hope defense will con
tinue on an don forever and
ever. but the war stop.
Lieutenant and Mrs.
John Fox stopped in to see
your reporter Sunday evening
and he and wife look the pic
ture of health still bubbling
over with love, recent bride and
groom the Mrs, the former Ar
line Marrow Of Brockton, gets a
great kick out OF being the first
lady Of a household and serves
some delicious meals accord
ing to Lieut.. John.
That Old Time Religion
has left Mary Nathan Robin
son as she bows before the al
ter Of her new faith, Catholic
our Mary IS a full hedged mem
Der of the Catholic church ano
thinks it is wonderful as she
makes Novena weekly Mrs
Robinson, if you remember, was
quite a figure at the Columbu:
Avenue A. NJ. z. Zion Church
teaching Sunday School, work
ing at Camp Nipinicket and do
ing a marvellous Job with the
children We hope Mary vii
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-21
372nd On
Parade

Well, the enlisted mems
hearts were gladdened last
week because it was pay DAY.
There was a CLEAN of sunshine
in each ones eye even days be-
fore Unkle Sans money began
to pour into the pockets OF the
anxious men. However, within
three days after pay day just
about 90 per cent of them are
dead broke as most Of them go
out on spending SpreeS on each
pay day. However, between each
pay period the boys are made to
feel glad by the public spirited
citizens of Brooklyn and New
York City who are constantly
inquiring of the ChaplainS
about whether it would be al
right to have some Of the boys
out to dinner. On returning to
our desk last evening We found
a communication from head
quarters asking the Chaplain
to contact a certain family liv-
ing on West 145th st, in New
York City concerning the pos
Sibility of eight of our soldiers
being guests of some beautiful
danes at a dance to be given
on March IA. We are proceed
ing to arrange this party so
that these soldiers may enjoy
the splendid hospitality OF the
beautiful ladies.
The New York Girl Friends
Club gave a fine dance for the
officers of the 372nd Infantry
on last Friday evening at the
u. S. o. Building and Recrea-
ton Center on It'll Avenue ana
from all reports it was one Of
the finest ever given in this
city. Officers from the entire
Regiment were present and the
nights entertainment was one
to be long remembered.
Chaplain James Mayo. popu-
lar Play Boy who heads the
spiritual activities OF the First
Battalion. was a guest of the
Chaplain of the Second Battal-
ion at dinner this week and he
was amazed to see Just how far
the Second Battalion had ad-
vnced over his Battalion in the
very important item of eating.
We have a Menu at each meal
and even have certain designa-
ted places for the officers to sit
at the table with a Yellow Card
with their names written on it
which is placed before them.
This arrangement is unknown /
in either Of the other two Bat
talions. Chaplain Mayo was
compelled to comment favorable
on the very fine food we have
here in the Second Battalion.
We saw Chaplain Charles R.
Winthrop last week when he
made a flying visit to New York
from Fl. DIX, N. J., where the
Third Battalion is stationed
temporarily at present. He re-
ports that things are in full
bloom at this Military Home Of
ours. Church services are fine.
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GLOUCESTER
PRESBYTERIAN
1891 fremont st.
Benz. Anderson,
Pastor in Charge

Rev. Anderson spoke at both
morning and evening services
last Sunday. The Annual
Church meeting viii be held in
the church Tuesday evening,
March 81. at 3 o'clock Rev
Samuel Jackson Of Roxbury
Presbyterian Church viii pre-
side and conduct plans for the
new church home. Rev. knight,
Field Secretary, is expected 20
attend. Annual election Of Of
7cers with reports from al
committees. Come with your
written report. This meeting
is not restricted to members,
but the general congregation is
invited. Please come early;
matters Of Importance. Every
thing points to a much better
future
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Recent Deaths
MRS. BERTHA L. FERRY

PERRY, Mrs. Bertha l., be-
loved wife Of Rev. A. A. Perry,
Of Columbus A. N. E. Zion
church, died on March 3, 1912.
Funeral service was held March
s from the church. Rev. Charles
Foggie officiated, assisted by
several other ministers. Inter
ment was in Youngstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Matte L. Reid. Funeral
Director.
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Churches
ST. CYPRIAN'S EPISCOPAL
MISSION
fremont & WalpOle SIS.
ReU. D. Leroy Ferguson,
Minister in Charge

Bishop Henry K. Sheriff.,
D. D will confirm a large class
of candidates for membership
at st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church Thursday night, Mar.
26th. 8 O'Clock. The vested choir
Of men and boys viii render
special music for the occasion.
Forty persons will be confirmed
and several others transferred
By letters viii be presented 10
membership by Rev. Ferguson.
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in
ERonR
Fight II
WILLIAM MONROE TRoTTIER

weeks T. Henry Joaa.a
sitting up at this hour !,
Peter Bent Brigham BDs
where he has been iii "a
past few months. thar,
good news as our master !,
steal art had been hoyerN,
tween life and death. JAM
Wis Williams, and pbns..
sisco are coming along h
ly but surely. .Beniam,
Holmes got up out Of h,
bed this week feeling
weak but looking OK
Thomas of Wellington St i
again Mrs. Amy Ran
Holmes (dear mother i
took her first breath Of
fresh air recovering from
shock she suffered after
ial of her brother Fred j,
recently, sickness has \
taken a major part in mos
our Hub families this ),
and we will be more than
when the good sunshine \,
to break down some Of thu
etc.
Top Sergeant
Vernon Blacklnan to y
young fellow who in seven h
months a draftie has va,
himself up from a yard BIZ,
Sergeant Major in Uncle b.
Army stationed at North B
DINA where he has done sud
swell job he has been len
mended to and is at an OH,
training school now. BlsCEr
is one Of a smart family Of
who musically and othervig
doing I o r themselYes
brother Ormand used to d,
of the special vocals for
Fathers Club. Draftie N
Watson was in town last n
looking mighty nice in his
form and is enjoying the II
he is doing musically with
outfit in Ne wYork. Eddie
this reporter that he doa
care much for the Army
but he is cooperating with
boys adding some of his wp
lar touches to songs yait
made him and his orchesr
New England swing iaym
Jasper Cook and his bToA
Harding are sporting cheVn
both determined to get as md
out Of their new life as pOS
Social JOts
Toxic Schalk, natures giit
journalism, really handles
nice car being new at the ga
the pretty reporter taks
chances as she drives abOt
hats off to Darnley Corbin,
sic teacher and Shaw Ha
worker, who gave a BH
Meadows get-together Of can
ers that was grooVy PROBES
Corbin has certainly worked
way into the hearts Of
oungsters who speak very
of him Mrs. Eva Whiting WI
addressed the Shaw HH
Council and their guests
friends at a Founders ProgH
that was very educational
timely James Kelly and y
Taylor. two Everett boys
landed number one and
respectively on the police
will be seen in uniform
soon as some more boys are
ing to be added to the Ill
nice going boys and goOo Y
see you around. = l. B.
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man Bund, and certain people
Of the south who are working
hand in glove with Hitler trying
10 create disunity in America.
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La gaceta., 1942-08-17
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. e pro
greso notable alcanzado en- la.
otras republicas americana
acerca de la alimentaci6n Glen
tifica y su popularizaci6n entire
las mayorfas ha sido descritC
en- una publication reciente de
la Secretarfa de Agriculture
de los Estados Unidos, titu-
lada "Guia para Consume
dores," la que en- SUI mayor
parte ha sido dedicada, a mos
trar los resultados obtenidos
en- las otras Americas y a sena-
lar la lecci6n de la que muy
bien puede aprender la familia
n-orteamericana.
I. "Con sus llanos, mesetas y wales
fertiles y grandes para producer en-
abundancia ell alimento y la libra
necesarias para sus poblaciones,"
dice la "Guia para Consumidores,"
ala America Sc esfuerza hoy dfa,
mas que en- ninguna otra epoca, a
conservar y c~onquistar mas la liber-
tad primaria del hombre, Ia ibertad
del hambre.
"Una nutrici6n buena es sola-
mente uno de los puntos sobresa-
lientes del vasto frente en- que todas
los americN Us deben combatir para
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
EN- LIZ AVA
CION MILITAR
Sc estrell0ron dos BOmbdrderOS
D an TranSporte

Washington, agosto 17.-Al
norte de Lorraine, Texas, Sc es-
treh6 aver un bombardero del
ejercito. Los cadaveres de dos o.
ficiales fueron recogidOs.
En- Biloxi, Massachusetts, sc
incendi6 y estrell6 otro bonn
bardero, de dos motores, murien
do ell teniente Ruoff y ell sargen-
to Vernon w. DOgt. Sc lanz6
con Ell paracaidas Ell teniente
H. w. Prusa, pero aun no a ST.
do encontrado.
I'm avion transporte del ejer-
otto Sc destroz6 al chocar con el
.pico Garnet de 2200 pies de al.
tura, situado en- Peru, Massa-
chussetts, muriendo II hon.
bres. Tres soldados sufrieron
graves lesiones, pero sobrevivie-
ron a la catastrofe.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

programs de nutrici6n no necesi-
tan esperar Ia reconstruction del
mundo o de las Americas. Ell ira
bajo de un programa de nutrici6n
es parte del trabajo de la recons-
.truccion."
"La Guia para Consumidores"
luego sehalaba que 'los paises
americanos pueden intercambiar
los resultados de sus experimentos,
evitar los errores de unos y otros,
prestarse los proyectos que han
dado resultado," y despues de ese
consejo aparecen en- la publication
diez pAginas de ilustraciones con
los resultados del progreso alcan-
zado en- las otras rep1blicas ameri-
canas. Por ejemplo, describe las
investigaciones del Institute Argen-
tino y ell programa de almuerzos
escolares; los restaurantes a pre-
clos populares de Chile v PERI; los
jardfnes escolares de Colombia y
Bolivia; IL implantaci6n de las
leyes de nutrici6n en- ell Brasil; ell
|progreso alcanzado en- Costa RIGA,
Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cuba, la
Rep1blica Dominicana y en- otros
'pafses. Tambien Sc dedican algu-
mas paginas al Museo Municipal de
Nutrici6n de Montevideo, ell 1nico
en- su especie; al programa de Evil
taminas gratuitas," al control de
mercedes y clfnicas dentales de
Venezuela, y a las brigadas de nu-
trici6n que recorren Mexico. -
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
DE VISTA EN TAMPA Ell
RAMSEY

FSta de vista en- esta ciudad,
donde reside su familia, ell CO.
mandante T. w. Ramsey, jr., hi
jo del viejo ciudadano del mis-
mo nombre, dueno del aSerrade-
no de MADEIRA de la Gale II Y
6" avenida.
Ramsey fue miembro de ia
Verbena del Tabaco', Camara
de Concrete y otras organiza-
clones locales.
Muchos de sus buenos amigos
los tiene en- la colonia latina.
AL saludarle, lie deseamos mu-
chos exitos en- SUI carrera mill
tar.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

obtener un nivel de vida uuG
lcolme las aspiraciones del pueblo
ell que ha puesto sus esperanzas er
ell h~oriZonte americana que abarcs
desde ell este hasta Ell oeste."
Ell hemisferiO esta bien armada
"Habfa americanos hambrientos
antes de que los empleados de SAM
dad los comenzaran a contar. Lo
que es ~signiicativo es que en- todas
las naciones americans ell pro-
blema de la nutricion encabezaba
la lista de problemas que deseaban
solucionar inmediatamente.
"Es la primera vez que en- la
historic del mundo 275 millones de
personals Sc eneuentran bien pre-
parados para la conquista del ham,
bre. La production americana, ia
bulosa por naturaleza, Sc ha multi
plicado mediante la labor de las
actividades de los INVESTIGATORS
que trabajan en- ell Insti-
tuto Nacional de Nutrici6n de la
Argentina, en- ell Institute de Hi
giene de Sac Paulo en- Ell Brasil, en-
la Ofcina de Economic Domestica
de- los Estados Unidos y en- los
Counties de Nutrici6n Nacional de
los otros pafses americanos, y todos
ellos indican la tarea que hay que
.lesarrollar, este es, poner al al
.ance de los necesitados los exec
alimenticios sea cual fuese
sitio en- que se eneuentren. Los
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
Ell BOMBERO SCOTT DE-
RROTO A CLAUDIO VIIILAR

Habana, agosto 17.-Con un
peso de 1870 libras, Buddy Scott,
~excampe6n del Sur Y bombero
del campamento MacDill, en-
Tampa, venci6 por puntos a
Claudio Vills~, de Asturias, Es-
paha qus-pesai5a 1916 libras. Tu.
vo lugar el combate en- la Arena
CRYSTAL.
Villar gan6 los dos primeros
rounds, por considerable mar
gen, pero Scott lie contuvo en- Ell
tercero y en- los sucesivos.
La victoria Sc lie concedi6 a
Scott por una ligera ventaja.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
LA FIESTA DE SEPTIEM-
BRE DEL CENTRIC ESPA-
MOL

NariaS personals nos pregun-
tan que 81 ell Centre Espahol, CO.
no en- otros amos, celebrara su
Fiesta Veraniega en- ell hermoso
adificio de West Tampa.
NADIA en- concrete podemos in
ormar, pero suponemos que el
Picnic Sc verificara.
Els una fiesta para acrecentar
,os fondos de Ia Secci6n de Be.
heficencia.
EspsramcS iaformes del direc
tornado o de la Secci6n que pre-
side ell Sr. Pareja.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
IN picnic

IN picnic
Ell domingo celebrara su Pic,
nc la estimada sociedad de SO.
cores Mutuos la Fraterni.
dad.
Fl lugar escogido es Ell edifi.
clio de Ia scciedad Centre Astu.
riano.
Las puertas Sc ADRIAN a la
IL 200 de la lnanana Y la fiesta
comenzara a las 1890 del dis
con un almuerzo. Los comensa.
..es seran deleitados por la or
Tuesta LA Sonora.
A las tres Ge la tarde dara
princiuio Ell bale, en- los salo.
mes. En- el principal subira a Ia
nlataforma la orquesta Don
Francisco, en- la sala cantina,
ia sonora, bajo la direction
II rrcfesor Victor Gonzalez.
Entire los asiStantes Sc sortea-
X IN homo de guerra valuado en-
$500.
iDaremOS otr0s detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
RATIFICO SU
CON Ell CLIO

Washington, agosto liza
compahia Bethlehem Steel rati-
fic6 aqui su contrato con 81 CLIO.
Los terminus del acuerdo en-
ire la corporation Y los obreros
seran dados a conocer hoy, en-
Pittsburg.
Recientemente la Junta de Re
laciones del Trabajo ofreci6 un
aumento de So centavos por no.
ra a los obreros del grupo de
companies conocidas por Lit
tie Steel"
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
MATO A. rN SnIL1ADo DE
LA RAZA NEGRA

- - AMAHF
Mobile, Alabama, agosto II
-Grover E. Chandler, de la ra.
"a blanca oh6fer de I'm autobds
mat6 aqui q Henry Williams, de
Birmingham, Soldado de la raza
negra, ell sabado por Ia noche.
Una rina ocurri6 entire los dos
hombres cuando ell negro lie pi-
di6 al chofer que lie sacase su
maleta del autobGs.
Recientemente han venido ocp
rriendo incidentes entire los pa
Sajeros de raza blanca Y raza
negra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
Ell PROGRAMA DEL WEIR
MES EN- Ell PARQUE GUS
CADEN

Jim Downing usara en- su pro
grama del pr6ximo viernes, en-
Cuscaden, pdgiles de los campa-
mentos MacDill y Drew.
FL soldado Joey Smithers, que
iba a pelear con Sixto Morales,
tendra de contrario al soldado
Max Pixley. Pertenece ell prime
70 a la base MacDill y ell segun-
do al campamento Drew.
Smithers aparece como ell IA
vorito, por haber derrotado ha-
ce poccs dias, por nocaut, a Red
Bryan, de Plant City.
Pixley hizo tablas con Buster
Carroll. Los dos figuran en- la
categoria de las lat lipras.
Disease un contrario para
Vicente Dermatacci, obrero de
los astilleros de McClOsey y pd-
gil del peso complete.
Tambien sc le busca oponen-
te a Charles Sanga, un peso me-
diano.
Downing anhela presentar com
baes de mayor categoria y trata
de conseguir que ell marinero
Tommy Tucker venga a Tampa
y combata aqui con Buddy Scot,
que aver venci6, en- la Habana'
al corpulento Claudio Villar.
Trucker peleara el viernes 4
de septiembre, en- Jacksonville
con Tommy Gomez, ell va famoso
p6gil tampeno del peso compile
to.
Saben nuestros lectores que
Gomez p~ertenece al regimiento
lie de artilleria y presta sus ser
vicios en- 81 Campamento Bland
ing.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

Ro0d 81 aparato Ia copa Dc va
rios arbcles ante de chocar. FL
sargento Robert Lee, de Column
bus, Ohio, con las ropas Quema-
das, hizo dos Wales hasta ell a.
WON incendiado v salv6 a los
Soldados James Perm, de Aiding
ton, Va, y Alfonso Pearson, de
Windber, Pa. Mas tarde sac6 O.
troS dos, que va habian muerto.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
SUBMARINE CON UN CA.
NON EN- Ell PUENTE

Tampico, Mexico; agosto II
Los vecinos de la aldea de Calzo-
mes, en- ell estado de Veracruz,
informaron a las autoridades
militares que vieron aver dos
submarines de gran tamaiio, u
no de eIlos con un canon en- ell
puente. Els possible, sin embargo,
que ell mismo buque haya sido
visto dos wees.
Sali6 un aeroplano en- su bus
"a.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
CNMpIeG los

Cample0 los
En- ell dia de aver cumpli6 un
ano mas La monisima nina wi
ma Cicca~ello, hija de los estima-
dos amigos Estela y Frank Cic-
carello.
Con tai motive acudieron a la
Residential de los esposos Cicca-
relo infinidad de amiguitos de
Ivina.
Dicha sin fin lie desea Ell cro-
nista 10 mismo que a sus papas,
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

en- La manana de hoy d joven
Panchito Rodriguez, nos p4di6
que eMpresaramos SUI agradeci-
miento a todas las personas que
de una manera u otra cocpera-
ron al exito de su homemade, que
uvo ugar Ell pasado Viernes, en-
Il teatro del Circulo Cubano.
A todos recordara Siempre
con cariho Y gratitud.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
Ell Bale de 0"nche

III BGle Ue O|HcHe
A pesar de ia inclemencia del
tempo, una nutrida concurrent
ella asisti6 aver al bale celebra-
do por la Secci6n de Recreo de-
Circulo Cubano. Seg1n transcu-
rren las semanas estas fiestas sc
ven mas concurridas Prueba evi
dentisima de que han gustado a
ruestra iuventd bailadora.
La orqesta "Don Francisco"
con su cantante Joe Camejo, en-
tusiasm6 a las parejitas.
A las once de la noche Sc con-
cedieron los premios, actuando
como jueces los sehores Oscar
.Cuervo, presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo; Juan Montero, Fell
pc del Vale, ell soldado Mason,
Oscar La Gale, cronista social
de ia Traducci6n- Prensa", y
un servidor.
Los dichosos de la noche 10
fueron la Srta. Dora Villareal y
Marcelo Pascual.
Ell bale termin6 despues de
las doce de la noche.
Felicitamos a los j6venes de la
Secci6n de Recreo.
Ecos de una BOdd
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

BienUeHida
Procedento eel estado de Loui
Siana arrib6 aver ell joven Err
nesto Vazquez, sargento del ejer
cito de les Estados Unidos.
Con sus queridos familiares
pasara varios dias.
lie damoS la mas cordial bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1942-08-17

II you've got a date with the ril frie1a, u
a business appointment, play aH. .afa
the proper prccauticr tescc chat ruE hr.afb
doesn't offend tnrtea aIily. AIi r5th-
ing "a 30 measurable and 60 O. I
neglccSad case Of hautoss tbad 1tH Be.
fore your next dat, or bu moss rir AeHt,
rinse the moufh with lIstefiu u .utlc.
Almost Immediately your hre. H..nos
sweet err, purer. lcs likely Co Most
cases Of holitOaig. cay some aHtr are
due to the fermentation Of tnv & Iclo8
In the mouth, although aowr ~ be
due 10 systemic disorders, Agala Vim. for-
mer condition. lrtcune An. .rks
wonders because it jrat haIh tHH rHapsa-
tlon and then overcome the ni. -slfe8.
Don't forget 20 use &c. lte tne HFi ad Of
thopsands Of popular and puccfr ueopl@
LISTERlNE ANTlSEPTlC
= To Make Your Breath Sgeefs~
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men...

Many doctors recommend regular uso
Of dcuohes as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean.
d~ainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia r.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash Pinkham's
Sentative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT q
harmful gefmicide. Instead - It's .
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" 1.-THE
modern trend). It not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
ICES. Very soothing relieves minor
i~rritations and discharge and has .
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's 5anative Wash today. All
druggists. q
La gaceta., 1942-08-17
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

nos llega la noticia de la realiza-
ci6n de I'm iidlio amoroso. Fue-
ron los Contingencies la encanta-
dora Srta. Esther Hano Y ell CO.
rrecto joven Sergio Elias, am
Dos muy estimados en- los circu-
los sociales del a capital Guiana.
La ceremonial nupcial tuvo lu-
gar en- ell tercer piso del edificio
"Bacardi." representando a la
ley ell Notario PGblico DR.. E
duardo Longo. Firmaron 81 acta
matrimonial 81 DR.. Jose Valdes
Ruiz, ito de la bella contrayen-
te; Jose Salazar, Bernardo vi
dial, Manuel Rodriguez y Federi
co Fernandez.
Terminado el ritual, los nue. =
vos esposos, acompahados de la
comitiva, Sc trasladaron a la re-
sidencia de los padres de 10 des-
posada, donde Sc les ofreci6 una
lucida reception.
BESIDE esta ciudad, el cronista
desea a los esposos Elias eterna
dicha.
Santos del dtG
Pablo, Liberato y Juliana.
Muy agradecido ..
En- una vista que nos hiciera