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Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

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q W sued invitations to
M the marriage of their
- daughter, ,Jean En-
ma, to Mr.. Charles Dure Muir
ply, of Harrington, son of Mrs.
Gordon Smith, which will take
place in Christ Church on Sat
urday, June 6, at four. Rever-
end Joseph S. Kinks will off,
ciate. Miss Mulholland has
chosen as her attendants Miss
Louise Murphy. sister of the
groom-to-be, as maid of honor;
Miss Diane Smith, another sis
ter, as flower girl; Miss Barbara
Marshall, Miss Marjorie Null
holland, Miss Jane Barnard
and Miss Janet Brunton of
Kenmore, New York, as brides
maids. Mr.. Harry Keen of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, will be Mr..
Murphy's best man and the
ushers will include Mr.. Harry
Mulholland, brother of the
bride-to-be; Mr.. Jack Burris,
Mr.. Frank Scott of Newark, Mr..
Robert Stevenson of Roches-
ter, N. Y, Mr.. Saben Sanger of
Bangor, Maine, and Mr.. Win
chester Sherman of New Lon
don, Conn. Because of space
the invitations to the church
are very limited, but a large
number of friends are invited
to the reception which will
take place at the MulhoIland
residence on Lake View avenue
at four-thirty. Mr.. Murphy will
be graduated from Yale Univer-
sity next month and Miss Null
holland will have completed
her studies as senior at Har-
cum Junior College about the
same time. They will live in
Boston after a honeymoon.
M
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Ben
nett announce the engagement
of. their daughter Barbara to
Acting Corporal Marion H.
Walls, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Walls of Church
HILL Md. Corporal Walls is
located at present at Fort
Salisbury with the Medical De-
tachment. No date has been set
for the wedding.
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/, Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend
and her house guest, Mrs. L.
milford Taylor of Wilmington,
were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Peter Whaley at her home in
Selbyville on Thursday of last
week Bridge followed the lun-
cheon.
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Mrs. F. Burgette Short in
vited a group of friends in for
he afternoon on Friday of last
week in compliment to Mrs. L.
Mulford Taylor, who was her
house guest at that time. Mrs,
Taylor returned to Whining
ON on Saturday.
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s John Foster Rosa, son of Mr..
ind Mrs. Jacob H. Rosa, left on
for Camp Belvoir. Va,
where he will take a refresh
ming course in army engi-
leering. Mrs. Rosa, his wife,
Hiss Ida Rosa, and his mother
accompanied him there.
AZ
OF particular satisfaction to
he Auxiliary and interested
riends was the local response
o a request for donations for
iemorial Hospital which took
lace Hospital Day, on Tues
ay. Many useful and neces-
ary things were given and
hey are being appreciated.
he work of the solicitors was
ute efficient, calling for dona-
ions wherever they were ask
d and making a canvass in the
srritory assigned them. The
hanks of Mrs. A. Donnell Mar
hall and Mrs. Harold X. Wake
eld,. co-chairmen for the day,
nd all of the members of the
uxiliary. go to those who help
4 in this effort.
AZ
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
oseph j. Pearce will be sorry
learn that they were called
Chicago on Tuesday because
, the serious illness of their
!
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Ar Lines.
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Congratulations go to Mrs.
Mary Titus, who on Sunday
celebrated her eightieth BIRTH
day and her fifty-eighth we'd
ding anniversary simultaneous
ly. In honor of their mother on
Mothers Day, Mrs. Duane Lynn
and Mrs. Philip Jacobs issued
invitations for an "at home" on
Sunday and about forty friends
came between two and six to
pay their respects to this love-
ly lady who has seen the years
go by, but still keeps her
youthful spirit and her interest
in things.
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Virginia Lee Williams cele-
brated her ninth birthday this
week by entertaining a few
friends at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. William
Morris on Montgomery street.
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The third May Music Festi-
val of the Junior Choir of the
Avenue Church will take place
on Sunday evening, May "a. De-
tails of the program will be an
nounced later. Mrs. Clyde Mel
son, who always delights any
audience, will be the guest So
loist. C. Curtis Williams, the
director, is making every effort
to have this as lovely as the
other two musicales have been.
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Entertaining together on
Thursday of last week were
Mrs. James H. Humes and Mrs.
AlphOnso e. Humes at the new
home of the former on Seabury
avenue. Guests were invited
for dessert which was followed
by bridge. They were Mrs. Ed
win Messick, Mrs. John B.
Baker, Mrs. Lawrence Fitchett,
Mrs. Ralph Snowberger, Mrs.
Philip Jacobs, Mrs. Edwin
Fisher, Mrs. Clyde Nelson. Mrs.
]. Harry Humes, Mrs. Edgar
Wood, Mrs. N. M. Stokes, Mrs.
August F. Faix, Mrs. John
Keller, Mrs. Wilson S. vfhyard,
Mrs. Robert Baynum, Mrs. T.
Carlisle Collins, Mrs. Dean
Kimmel, Mrs. Byron Gibson,
Mrs. Irwin Burton, Mrs. Frank
R. Grier. Mrs. Harold Wake
field, Mrs. w. o. Lankford,
Mrs. Frank Brereton, Mrs.
Carlton Draper of Milton. Mrs.
Joseph Gerow and Mrs. Sarah
Burton Gordon of Frederick.
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OF interest to local friends
is the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Anna Louise
Yerkes Of Mendenhall, to Mr..
Paul LeCompe Willis, son of
Mrs. Paul L. Willis and the late
Mr.. Willis of Wilmington. Mr..
Willis, who is now an en-
ployee of the DUPONT Company,
spent his childhood here. The
wedding will take place on
June 10, in Lower Brandywine
Church at seven.
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The office of the late DR.. Will
lard r. Pierce has been nicely
converted to fit the needs of
DR.. Robert A. Reed, dentist,
who has been in his new office
for the past three weeks. Ample
space has been obtained for N
the waiting room, work room,
laboratory and rest room, be-
side an Office for Mrs. Reed,
who assists her husband as
secretary, by removal of par
tfjons. Quite compact, it
makes a fine place for this pop
ular young dentist and his as
sistant.
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Sergeant and Mrs. Edgar
Isaacs of Seabury avenue well
a little daughter in
Memorial Hospital on May 2.
The little Miss will be called
Deborah Dalema, named for
her two grandmothers. She will
likely be called Dee Dee or
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

( All things come to the other fell
low, If you only sit down and wait.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15
Weddings
DONOVAN = CHILLAS

DONOVAN : CHILLAS
Miss Viola Margaret Donovan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Donovan of Milford, and Mr.. David
de La Rpche Chillas, son of Mrs,
M. B. Woolsey of Highland, N. Y,
were married on Thursday, May z,
in First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Wilmington. The Rev.
Clyde E. Rickabaugh, pastor OF
White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church, officiated. Mrs. James L.
Cash was the brides only attend
ant. Mr.. William T. Keiser was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Chillas will
live in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Bonds or bondage? Buy U. S.
Savings Bonds.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15
Obituary
THOMAS

THOMAS
Harry Lee Thomas, SO, George
town, died Monday, May 4, in the
Milford Memorial Hospital, after
having been ill for several days.
Mr.. Thomas, some years ago, re-
sided in Milford and was foreman
of the railroad section crew. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Ella
Thomas; one son, Oscar; one
daughter, Mrs. Naomi Brown; two
grandchildren, Robert Thomas and
Francis Brown, and one brother,
Oscar Thomas, of Delmar. Funeral
services were held from the home
Thursday afternoon, May z, at two
O'Clock, with the Rev. Omar E.
Jones. pastor of the Wesley Metho-
dist Church, officiating. Burial
was in the Union Cemetery,
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15
RULE

Andrew c. Rule, 62 years old,
husband of Blanche Rule, died in
the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Saturday. May 8. Funeral services
were held from the Berry funeral
home, in FELTON,, on Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock. Interment was
made in Arlington Cemetery. Phil
adelphia, Wednesday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15
HARRIS CHAFFINCH

Miss Pauline Mae Harris, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris
of Greenwood, and Mr.. Leonard
Chaffinch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chaffinch of Bridgeville,
were united in marriage Saturday
evening, May 8, at 8 O'Clock, at the
Pennington Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. Harold Davis. The
bride wore a navy blue and white
dress with navy accessories, and a
blue coat. Miss Harris is grad
uate of Bridgeville High School,
class of 1889. Both the bride and
groom are employed in Bridgeville
and will make their home there.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Plant a Victory Garden and aid
defense.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph j. Pearce will be sorry
to learn that they were called
to Chicago on Tuesday because
OF the serious illness of their
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Ben
nett announce the engagement
Of. their daughter Barbara to
Acting Corporal Marion H.
Walls, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Walls of Church
HILL Nd. Corporal Walls is
located at present at Fort
Salisbury with the Medical De-
tachment. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

!. Mrs, G. Marshall Townsend
and her house guest, Mrs. L.
milford Taylor of Wilmington,
were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Peter Whaley at her home in
Selbyville on Thursday of last
week. Bridge followed the lun-
cheon.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Col. B. B. Deputy received a visit
from his daughter Edna on Satur-
day last and accompanied her to
her home in Philadelphia for the
summer.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Mrs. William q. Valentine and
daughter Pearl, of Philadelphia,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Woodall.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, who
has been visiting her daughter in
Wilmington, has returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
S. Hallett.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Walter Davis of Milford Neck,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Oscar Robbins of Church Hill.
Milford chronicle., 1942-05-15

Mrs. F. Burgette Short in
vited a group of friends in for
the afternoon on Friday of last
week in compliment to Mrs. L.
Mulford Taylor, who was her
house guest at that time. Mrs,
Taylor returned to Whining
ton on Saturday.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
PREGUNTAS Y RESPUESS
TAS

Pregunta: JAbrira ell Censor
dos paquetes de Navidad que 81
manden a los soldados y mari
nos en- ultramar?
Respuesta: Todos los paque'
tes Sc italian sujetos a inspec'
ci6n.
Pregunta: ICual es ell reque-
rimiento de vision para poder
pasar ell reconocimiento fisico
en- Ell ejercito?
Respuesta: ST la vision es CO.
rregible con cristales entire 20
40, hermano, ell ejercito lie espe'
"a.
Pregunda; JHay alguna dis
pensa de carne para los perroS
baio ell nuevo programa de re
parto equitativo de carne?
Respuesta No, amigo. Pero US
ted puede repartir con "Chuchu
Ia que lie wa.
Pregunta: IPueden uSarse las
viejas baterias secas Ell. i pro
xrama de recogida de desperdi
clos O hierros viejOs?
Respuesta: ST, senior.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO
Ell matinee de aver

Ell matinee de aver
Elegante y animadisima la
fiesta bailable celebrada aver
por la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro EspanOl,
La concurrencia fue de 10 mas
numerosa y selecta. BESIDE tenn
prana bora Sc lleno la amplia sa
la, conquistando sus organiza-
dores un exito mas.
La plataforma colgante de
la musica fu6 ocupada por la or
questa que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso, teniendo en- la
parte vocal al celebrado cantan-
tie local Joe Camejo.
BESIDE la plataforma de la or
questa Sc anunci6 que ell entran-
te Domingo Sc verificara la
pr6xima matinee.
A las Ocho de la noche Sc TOGO
Ia Ultima pieza bailable.
Felicitamos a los organizado-
res por ell 6xito alcanzado.
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MuchO nos complace dar la
noticia de su mejoria.
atientes cat6licos filipino

OtrO GritO para ell Circul0
De magnifica puede calificar-
Sc la fiesta bailable celebrada en-
Ell Patio-Jardin, anOche. pOr la
Secci6n que commando nuestro a
migo Oscar Cuervo.
BESIDE temprana bora Sc po-
dia observar que ell exito de la
fiesta estaba asegurado. Las pa
r~ejitas afluian en- gran canti-
dad.
Como en- los anteriores bales
ocup6 la Concha de la musica
la orquesta "Don Francisco
que supo conquistar los aplausos
del pGblico por su selecto roper
torio.
Congratulamos a sus organi--
zadOres.
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MejOrada

En- franco periodic de conva-
lescencia Sc halla la estimada
Srta. Floria Permuy, luego de
haber sido sometida a una ope-
raci6n por el DR.. A. A. Coma
lez, en- la Clinica "El Bien PG-
blico'.
Tan estimada paciente es hija
de los eSposos Manuel y Petro-
ma Permuy, residente en- ell 2408
de la Gale Catorce.
Dado su satisfactorio estado
sera en- breve trasladada a su
hogan.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

' WASHINGTON.-En las
listas de desaparecidos del
ejercito n-orteamericano, fgu-
ran los nombres de "a capella-
mes que Sc mantuvieron con
sus hombres hasta ell ultimo
momento tanto en- Bataancomo
en- la Isla de Corregidor.
Los ultimos informes de $50 ca
pellanes, desaparecidos o prisione-
ros de los japoneses, Sc e%ncuentran
actualmente en- possession del briga-
der general William H. Reynolds,
capellAn en- jefe.
Los mencionados informes, IS por
todos, son concisas relaciones men,
suales de los servicios religiosos
llevados q cabo. En- algunos casos,
Ell lenguaje lac6nico de esas notas
logra trazar ell cuadro de la lucha
contra un enemigo cada vez mas
numeroso.
Los capellanes de Bataan per-
tenecfan q diferentes s~ectas, reli-
Clones, y razas; entire clos habia
flipinos y norteamericanos de orr
gen aleman, irlandes y eslavo. Sin
embargo, en- u informes Sc refieja
ell sentimiento de ofciales que no
pensaban sino en- Ell bienestar de
sus hombres.
I'm ejemplo de Ia labor de esos
clerigos militares en- la Isla de
Corregidor, Sc halla en- ell informe
correspondence al mes de diciembre
pasado, rendido por un capellar
cat6lico, Ell padre Albert William
Braun, en- servicio en- Fort Mills
Ell padre Braun oici6 cuatro misAs
dominicales en- diciembre, 26 eT
dias de semana y tres ell de navidad
A elias asistieron 1901 miembro;
de la tropa. Ademas ell mismo reli'
gioso oy6 248 confesiones, hizo nu.
merosas visitas de hospital, pronun.
clio rs sermones y realize servicioi
de carload en- lot casos durante est
mismo mes. Juntamente con e
pastor metodista Perry o. Wilcox
Ell padre Braun practice los ritoI
religiosos durante los funerales d.
&c soldados y Giviles muertos el
Corregidor. 6
En- numerosos casos Sc hace men
ci6n, en- las notas de los capellaneI
militares, a casos semejantes en- gu
ministries cat6licos y protestantei
han undo sus piadosos services
frente q Ia Ultima morada de Soda
dos cuya religion So ignoraba. a
Ell transporte era diffcil, dice q
capellan protestante de Ia sect
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Para el biSt6ricO CayO

En- la noche del Viernes par
tieron para la ciudad de Key
West la estimada Sra. Maria S.
Valdes, acompahada de su hijo
Hector S. Valdes, RESIDENCES en-
.al 1904 de la Octava avenida.
En- ell Hist6rico Cayo perma-
neceran varias semanas visitan
do familiares y amistades.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que su estancia lie resulte grata
Y divertida.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

NJ. Gonzalez, con motive de su
pr0ximo enlace matrimonial.
Sc efectu6 en- los salones de
la sociedad Italia. En- el cen
tro del salon Sc nstalaron las
mesas. Formaban la "V" de la
victoria V estaban adornadas
cen flores naturales de los CO.
iOres rosaL1S y azul.
En- los premios efectuados OBJ
tuvieron premios las Sras. H..
Alvarez, Ch. FicarrOtta.
Recibi6 infinidad de regalos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
NucStra cOnd0leRcid

Sc la enviamos a los jGvenes
esposos Rolando y O1oIia Rodri-
guez, por la p6rdida de su hiji-
ia, de cuatro horas de nacida.
Su entierro Sc fectu6 en- la
de hoy, recibiendo sepul
tura en- ell Cementerio de Rose
Hill.
FL Altis;mo recOgera en- sus
braces e este angelic.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

ties las Srtas. Conchita Lopez y
Rose Amorelli y la Sra. Kate Els
per0n.
Con refrescos y dulces Sc OBJ
sequio a todos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
N0Uia f~estcjddd

NOCtu J6SJtJud
Anoche tambi6n fu6 festejada
con un Shower" la Srta. Mary
Glamour, hija de los esq osos
Joee Glamour, cuyo cOmpromi-
so amoroso fue anunciado no Ia
mucho.
Ell party" two lugar en- los
Salones de la Legion America
ma, ofrecido por j. Boeren.
FL salon lucia un bonito adOr-
no de tema militar.
En- los distintos juegos i'm.
provisados resulta-on triunfan.
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81, senor:

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Avenida Y Gale ID
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Santos del dia
Santos Pedro A.cantara Lucio
Veronica, Stas. P,iagia y Ere
desvinda.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
ShOWer P01ty

DftNNff 4 '''t
En- la noche del Viernes le
fue ofrecido a Ia Srta. Nina Cas-
tellano un SHOWER Party, por
sust las las Sras. f. D'Arpa y
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Tony Martinez

Encabezamos esta nota con ell
nombre de un apreciado joven
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
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La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Sesvn informes rendidos por los Copeilones
del eieroito> en- Bufoon hvbo ~servicios
ReIgiosos hosto ell GItimo momento
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House Shortage
Continues Here

Recommended treatment for the
skeptios who think there Is no
shortage of rental housing in Ia
coma, is a call any week day at
the offices Of the Homes Regis
tration bureau, 4ie Provident
bldg. according 10 q statement
made today by Director John
schlarb. jr.
New applications are coming in
10 the office at rate of from
is to rs daily. Many Of these
persons are giving the addresses
OF friends and relatives with
whom they are forced TO double
UP" for lack of better accommo-
dauons. Others who are on some
what limited incomes are finding
II a hardship TO continue TO pay
day rates at hotels and auto
courts.
The IS representative Tacomans
composing the Tacoma Defense
Housing committee realize the
challenge 10 Tseoma's civic pride
contained in the pleas OF these
new residents for rentable hous-
ing in the city. Consequently they
are urging Tacoma property own
srs 10 continue listing all rents
vacancies with the Homes Regis
tration bureau. A call tn BR AIS
viii list vacancies or give remed
cling advice 10 convert vacancies
The service is free.
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Urinkles. a feiC more White
hdirS-but not as many as you
might think from the netos-
reel shots and newspaper
pictures.
He is a man who thrives when
the going gets tough and fights
best when the opposition is strong.
Labors More Arduous
The presidents daily labors have
become more arduous as he grows
older in office. Since the Pearl
Harbor attack his routine has
suffered several abrupt changes
He used To lie in bed for several
hours in the morning while he ate
breakfast. conferred with aides
and worked over his mail. Now
more frequently than not he is in
his oval room study by $50 a. m.
The presidential day is longer.
too. often the mail has to wait
until after dinner. Few days find
the president in bed before mid
night or later.
The psssidens's sehedsIs o. move
menh On his birthdsy mey not b
disclosed in sdvenes, but one sen.
srel settlement seems sefs-hs vii
get in Q fuil dey's work.
As usual the birthday celebrs-
tion-the presidents diamond ju-
bilee"-will be for benefit Of in
fantile paralysis victims. More
than 1900 balls and parties viii
be held through the nation tc
raise money for the cause closest
TO the presidents heart
In the White House the
president viii preside at a din
ner for his ''euff links gang
"A group Of his oldest
eronies. many Of whom knew
him when he Was only assist
ant secretary Of the navy,
during the first World war.
Mrs. Roosevelt will receiv,
score Of movie. radio and musii
stars Al luncheon and presen
them 10 the president Later the,
will contribute the lustsr an
glamour Of their names and per
sonahties ss well a. their tslen,
" the success Of the birthds,
balls here.
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Benefit on Friday
Al Redondo Rink

All money collected from skst-
ers and spectators al the Redondo
Roller mix Friday night. Jan
30. from 7:30 70 1870. VIII 70
into the fund 70 fight infantils
paralysis Half viii 20 70 the
national fund ard half win remain
in the county Special entertain
ment has been provided.
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Their amazement may be shared
by the Japanese. They probably
little suspected that the bombs
which fell on Pearl Harbor Dec. Z
released a flood from the presi-
dents wellsprings of energy such
as might be expected from few
men who have hammered away for
nine years-longer than any other
presidential such a hard job as
the presidency.
The only outWdrd signs OF
those years are a felC more
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Faulty Fuse Is Blamed
For Fatal Mine Blast

EUGENE, Ora faulty fuse
was blamed here Wednesday by
Deputy Coroner Harold Poole for
= gold mine explosion Jan - that
killed two men and injured a third.
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President so Friday, But
There Will Be Only 81
Candles on Birthday Cake
BY JOSEPH l.. MYLER
United Press Writer

WASHINGTON old Friday,
but only cakeits old Roosevelt
family
old Roosevelt custom will gaop through
his which still members his staff
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Muslin Replacement Pockets 49,. &c
Skirt Betting. White. Block 1890. &c
Nylon Sewing Thread. SO Yds :. Sc
Mercd. Sewing Thread. 1000 Yds. 2ec
Skirt Markers. complete ~ 49c
Steel Sheors. ST. e. ..... SIC
Seem Binding. yds- .........8 &c
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Suun-Rayon SPORT CABARDMEs

Don't fail the irresistible array OF sport snnnes f
spring and summer In this fine twill rAyon sabarnsi
sure hit fabric for Stacks skirts sport dresses and snss
bles Make yours now 39-ineh 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Make sewing for spring count with dress OF w"
quality fabric Beautiful duh finish rAyon In fsilis weave
that up into afternoon and street frorks Of unus
smartnessi A wealth of coors. 3e-inch III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
SORORITY RAY0N CREPE PRINTS


soft qualities necessary TOT
results 3a-neh y"