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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
salt and pepper.
Chicken BOuillOn.

salt and pepper.
Chicken BOuillOn.
(ServeS 81
to 4 pound stewing chicken
2 chicken feet
3 TO 4 quarts boiling water
3 stalks celery or IA cup diced
celery root
! onion, sliced
Salt and pepper
Nutmeg
Clean chicken and cut into small
pieces. Scald chicken feet Skin and
remove nails. Pour boiling water
over chicken, feet, celery and onion.
Cover and simmer about 3l2 hours.
Remove chicken, strain stock and
season. The chicken may be used
dreamed, in casseroles or wherever
cut, cooked chicken is called for.
Lentil soup has long been among
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Tin Hats First Worn by
Sailors on Great Lakes

SANDUSKY, OHIO. - The log
book of the schooner Bay City,
which had Sandusky for its home
port, shows that the steel helmets
used by soldiers are not an inven-
ton of the World war, as sometimes
believed, but instead were used on
the Great Lakes, even in the DAYS
Of the schooner, TO protect heads
Of the sailors from falling coal and
ore. Thus another traditional error
IS corrected.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Dog Tardy at School
Only Once in Two Years

DENVER.-One tardy mark CIV
en- him when he stopped to chase a
cat is the only thing that prevented
Pal, a Belgian shepherd dog. from
having perfect two-year school at
tendance record.
Donald Cooper's three-year-old
dog was cited before the student
body at the close of the term for his
record.
In the two years Pal didn't miss
going to school-even when his
master was absent.
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| amily Protective
Annual Meeting

TIA Family Pro ectivr Association
Will hold lis annual meeting in S.
Stephens Episcopal church next. Mon
DAY evening.
Committee reports will b. submit
ted 10y he executive secretary. Miss
Ara ChaI'bunn, au. and officers will be
elected
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16

NE dppGIII6 IIIU
action SO il can
enjoy the meal IT.
Self-this is soup.
Good companion
TO d dinner on
cool nights or
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the high-r a nix
ing favorites. Be-
cause it has sub
stance such as the
lentils tn e m
selves, meat or
even sausage, it's
excellent served
as a main dish,
especially for
Sunday night
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Lentil Soup.


(SerVeS 6 TO g
cups lentils
3 quarts cold water
pounds brisket of beef or ham
bone
stalk celery, diced
2 onions, cubed
2 tablespoons fat
2 tablespoons -four
Salt and pepper
Pick over lentils, wash, and soar
overnight in cold water. Drain, COW
er with cold water, and cook with
the meat for ll2 hours. Add celery
and onion and cook for 2 hours.
Blend melted fat and flour, season,
then add IL cups stock and cook un-
til thick. Add rest of stock and
serve with a slice of rye bread,
sprinkled with cheese and toasted
until the cheese is melted. Lentil
SOUP is good also with smoked sau-
sage or frankfurters in place OF the
meat listed above.
Another good soup that makes a
meal in itself is this: Deep sea oys-
tiers are especially f1avorful for
this:
Oyster Bisque.
(Serves g.
l pint oysters
IL cups water
Salt and pepper -
2 cups milk
p cup dry bread crumbs
tablespoon butter
tablespoon flour
onion, chopped fine
stalk celery, chopped fine
| sprig parsley, chopped fine
Cook oysters in their own water
and LIQUOR until they curl. Add on
ion. celery, parsley and simmer gen
tlv for 20 minutes. Scald milk, add
bread crumbs and cook for 10 min
utes in double boiler. Put mixture
through a sieve. Melt butter, blend
in Aour and seasonings. Add milk
and crumb mixture. Rub oysters
through a sieve and add to milk
mixture. Serve with soda crackers.
Quick soups may be concocted
from cans. Here are some comb
nations guaranteed to please:
can tomato soup, / can pea
soup Ill
can tomato soup. l can chick
en- soup
can chicken soup, ! can eel
cry soup
juice
| can chicken soup. ! can mush-
room soup
can tomato soup, l can as
paragus soup on
can mushroom soup, can
chicken broth r,
Released by Western Ne"sp~pei
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
This Weeks Menu

Onion Soup
Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes
Julienne EeetS
Cloverleaf Rolls. Butter and Jan
Orange-Plneapple Salad
Chocolate Peppermint Tarts
Coffee Tea Mix
"Recipe Given.
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S2.1T6,7OO-W
Trustee HOmeister moved tina, the
above Insurance schedule rs presented
10y the committee BE- adopted.
Trustee 1arriUti seconded the mo
ton
Ayes Trustees Altman. Block. Har-
riott. llonriSter. jacobson and Steele.
Nays None
The motion was carried.
Trustee Altman moved 10 adjourn.
Trustee Homeister seconded the mo
ton
Ayes Trustees Altman. Block IIar
ri0tt, llomeister. Jacobson and Steel
Nays None
he mcei ing was adjourned.
MILDRED f. MIELKIE.
Secretary.
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Notable Names Get
On u. s. Army Rolls

WEIGH, w. VA. - Herbert
Hoover, Andrew Jackson, Jesse
James, and a Roosevelt recently
enlisted here for service with the
United States marines. But it's
only coincidence. The recruits
full names are Cecil Roosevelt
Branch, Herbert Hoover Gala
way, Andrew Jackson Bowman,
and Jesse James Williams.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Let's Serve Soup

Something hot. something to warm
up the system and something TO STIR
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reputation soup has acquired. So
give a lift TO your meals and get the
appetites off to a brisk start. These
savory soup recipes viii help you;
Onion Soup.
(SerVeS 20 %
slices bacon. cubed
sweet Spanish onions
tablespoons -four
! quart milk
Salt and pepper
Stale bread
Grated American cheese
Fry cubed bacon slowly over low
heat, stirring constantly until fat IS
extracted. Lift odt crisp bacon bits
and set aside. Place thiniy sliced
onions in pan with sor9e of bacon
fat and saute until clear and ten
der. Sprinkle -four over onions,
blend. add milk and crisp bacon.
Stir constantly over direct heat or
cook in double boiler until soup
thickens slightly. Season with salt
and pepper. Serve in soup plates
with croutons made by toasting stale
bread in oven. Sprinkle grated
cheese over bread just before serv-
ing.
Flavor's the important thing in
soup, and you'll know just to what
extent when you try:
Split Pea Soup.
(Serves to %
l cup dried split peas
quarts cold water
Ham bone with little meat on it
l2 small onion
Salt and pepper
Soak peas overnight. drain and
cover with the cold water. Heat to
boiling point, add onion and ham
bone. Simmer 10 3 hours or until
tender Remove ham bone and sea-
son. Serve with crisp toast.
If you're having d rather heavy
meal and are considering emitting
y TIE soup, don't
~ tCrego the pleas
k&A ure Of having a
Ignt. clear soup
~ because it's just
the thing for
heartier meals Here's a SOUP that
can be made in advance and heated
just before serving. It's excellent
flavor is inspired by careful COM
bination of seaSonings.
Clear Tomato Scum.
(Serves TO 8
l quart brown soup stock
/ can tomatoes
n teaspoon peppercorns
] small bayleaf
3 cloves
3 sprigs thyme
4 tablespoons butter
2 sprigs parsley
"a cup each onion, carrot. celery
"a cup raw ham. diced
Salt and pepper
Cook onion, carrot. celery and
ham in butter 5 minutes. Add
tomatoes, peppercorns. bayleaf
cloves, thyme and parsley. Cover
and cook slowly hour. Strain care
fully, add hot stock and season with
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
WydndOtte in
Years Gone By.
40 YEARS AGO

40 YEARS AGO
The Michigan Alkali Company was
preparing 10 7, place lis facilities 1oF
manufacturing destroyed by a recent
ire at the south plan. IL i cost OI
81 900. 600 Making Ol Suda ASH was Ia
b.. increased by enlargement OF In
north plant. 10 produce 4UO tons OF
soda ash daily. john Il. Ford. Jr Ia
or president of the company, told The
Herald that VIII, II the enlarge III. III
was completed, 1000 men would b..
employed. an increase III 40 from thu.
humber working III he time Of the i'll
ttTview. Manufacture Of cluStc soda
and Portland cement was To be con
tiIrIed ut the SOu,h plant. which was
IhNn producing 10000 tons Of ciu>tiC
annually and 800 To 4OO tons OF Gem
tns daily.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. RiUpelle is
sued 800 invita- ions To attend the cele
bratiOn of their china wedding ami
NcrSary III EcOrSc.
The tn, >ddy Afternoon Study club
met at Tie home OF Mrs. L. ii. Chris
tian. Papers were read by Mrs. Edgar
Haven. un Power III the home max
cr :" "Dr N>-i > relation To beauty,
comfort and morality" Mrs. Palmer :;
Moral influence Of diet, Mrs. Nc
coil
The WyandOtte Light and Fuel
Company was king this unique ad-
NerIiSing appeal for patronage Ma
came latu, the singer, Sarah Bern
la nit, the actress, and the Queen of
tAlSLind are we'll advanced in years.
but all have the freshness Of youth.
Why! They do not stand all day over
dirty. soOty, greasy stove. You Will
uUt know real happiness in youf house
hold until you use gas for illumna
ton and fuel
a. ~ Spear announced that he had
leased the lodge" at Works No. ,,
Michigan Alkali Company, and would
Operate. il aS Il private hotel. Thv bed
rooms were To be furnished "luXur-
iOu>ly.'
The Michigan Alkali Club elected
the following officers and directors:
pr Sident. r. l.. Ford; vice president,
William Il. Orr: secretary. George +.
lonlcy: treasurer Norman r. COan :;
directors. the foregoing and d. h. But
Ion. r.. r. Nellis and j. Il. Ford. Jr.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
25 YEARS AGO

twenty-five years ago the city of
Detroit was seriously considering the
purchase of the EmmOnS farm, then a
part uf Ford village. for park pur-
poses Newspapers in the big city were
fuIl of charges and counter charges
EInlving the movement IL wiis alleged
that city employees were Interested Ill
having the deal 90 through. that the
site was untitled for park. because
4 was traversed by several railroads.
The scheme was eventually dropped.
Had il succeeded. a gOOdly portion Of
present north WyandOtte would be 4
foreign" recreation center.
Mrs. Margaret sullivan. pioneer res
dent died 1T a.
Proceedings were instituted by Ford
Village 10 open EmmOnS boulevard
across the railroads.
The Sons of Rest organization gave
John c. Catalan and Gilbert Girardin
reception prior to their departure
"a spend the remainder of the winter
IN Florida
The WyandOtte high school dOmeS-
Tie sci nee class entertained members
Of the Board of Education a supper.
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Try Herald Job Printing
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16

TIE soup, don't
tCrego the pleas
ure Of having a
hight. clear soup
because it's just
IN g thing for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

stress. is ably assisted by the fine
arrangements OF Dom Gregory
orchestra
NIGHT IN BUDAPEST The
enhancing gypsy music of Alex
Feher and his orchestra makes
dining a delight AZ This spot where
Hungarian dinners arc a speciality.
Strolling entertainment is also on
the menu, and according 10 mana
ger Charles Nicholas, NJ AK Q
FranSco and his noted gypsy or
Chestra are scheduled for an eX-
tended engagement here, beginning
March Is.
FranSCo. an accomplished vio-
linist. is al the head Of q Sextet
of musicians who have played in
many Of Europe's leading concert
auditoriums.
THREE TREES Danny and
Edith comprise one OF the most
original dance teams To come here.
This team. which worked with
Fats Walters Revue and in Europe
with the Follics BcrCere. specialize
in unique rope dance.
Edith and Danny dance together
As one person. dance slnCiy and
together while skipping rope, dance
on their knees and do other unhe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

lievable numbers. Danny climaXes
the act by dancing and skipping
rope on his knees.
on the same bill Of this fast
moving Harlem Revue is Leon
WarFiek. rustic baritone.
The Four Fannettes come out in
regslia TO do Deep in the
Heart of Texas" and change again
for Duke Ellington's The Ser
geant Is Shy" with the entire cast
taking part.
It's Dave Wilbourne's music.
HAYMARKET - Swingstress
June Eldridge takes the spotlight.
c o m b ming her entertainment
duties with those OF mistress of
ceremonies. She introduces Phelps
and Cullcnbine, those young old
timers. with their vaudeville
antics Of another day, and jugglers
Jordan and Grace in a unique
novelty turn.
Ginger Sutton is sprightly
acro-dancer. and Leo Gasca does
A breath-taking bit Of work on a
slack wire.
Music for shows and dancing is
by the Charmettcs, all-girl orCheS-
ira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

we were Mr.. PIONEERING
mess. But ! never saw the pie
lures. Not. that N. until more
than 20 years afterward.
~ was cutting through AN
alley. and 7 saw n Chlrago news
paper In an ashcaD. There was
my picture. taken In Russia. n
VAS story Of our expedition.
called Tragedy III Archangel.
The expedition was tragic in
several ways. a good many men
from Michigan and Wisconsin
took part, so the story j. better
known m this part of the country
than anywhere else. although the
real purpose has never been
satisfactorily explained.
The tragic part that the
fighting men remember best no
doubt i the fact that nearly all
their fighting was with rifles and
machine guns because they had
virtually no heavy weapons p
tanks or artillery and their
rifles were plttcd against Rus
sian cannon
Which gives this story it,
second twist. Tn this war. X. l..
stevenson u no longer In the
ranks. But - an engineer. he's
doing his part. He's NJ the
ChrNsler Arsenal. and you know
whats being made there.
THUMBN ALL SKETCH:
Walking down Grand River
avenue = brisk brown man with
\ button IN his lapel Filipino
And be wasn't being apologize.
II wasn't an explanation He vas
wearing II proudly like = medal
Md thInkir. Of Macarthur and
his scouts why Shouldn he7
HOBBY Listed ~ managing
tho Harlem IIChlandcrS. who
arc al one Of tho nlght clubs
here Cthc Club Three 666l is
Louise Crane
Miss Crane. besides being
heireSs 10 one OF the countrN'S
biggest fortunes, u from the
eastern belt of culture. Her
father vas the late Gov. Win
throp Murray Crane ~ MaSSa-
chuSetts, and Miss Crane. after
going TO Nassar, was exposed 10
the finest in cultural music,
drama and IitaratIIra
For a couple Of years she has
been giving what She calls
coffee concerts al tho Museum
Of Modern Art IN New York.
and the Sllck-paper magazine
MademoiSollc has taken notice
NJ her work in an elaborate
spread.
NadnmoiseIIc. nv the way.
suggests that maybe Miss Crane
simply got fed up on too much
fine symphonic music. Anyway,
she started hunting out the
makers of folk music. whether
boogie woogic. yoodoo or other
types. and has taken a whirl NJ
sacred Hebrew music and Figh-
teenth Century operas.
The musicians, especially those
whose art is boogic woogie. come
from everywhere. Among her
trained musical seals are former
house painters. BARRIERS, furnace
men and stevedoreS. Anyway.
that's how a daughter of Now
England'S culture happens to
have brought an act into De-
troit night club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, March 5.--Just
heard that Fred Allen will be
heading for Hollywood this Sum-
mer. Yep! It's a picture deal that
is bringing him out our way-a
contract with United Artists in
which he will have his own pro-
duction unit with full say as 10
story, direction and cast.
I'll say 10 Fred what l said 10
Jack Benny. Don't play yourself
but get good comedy. for all of
our top comics. including Jack,
Bob Hope and Edgar Bergen, have
done much better when they
played fictitious characters.
Fred has a great knack at writ
ing. / know when l was on his
show with him how he wrote most
of the script, and the same is
true of Edgar Bergen, who sees a
laugh a mile away.
These men are gifted and all
of them should be on the screen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
lie arms Backward

DURING The Man Who Re-
turned TO Life" IT developed that
John Howard learns his lines
backward Il like 10 master the
Gilman nj a scene first Howard
SAYS. then work backward. know
inc m advance lust how much
'huIld.up' - necessary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

KEN ROBERTS Now In his
seventh huge week a. master Of
ceremonies AZ this spot * comical
Bill Mahoncy. Bill's gags and SkitS
set fast pace for the show
which also lists clever comedy and
eccentric numbers by Clark and
Van
Attractive Shirley Lane, swing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

SHORTS are cotton broadcloths in stripes fancy
patterns. SANFORIZED to shrink less than 100
Tans, greens, blues wines. Sizes "a to "a.
SHIRTS soft combed cotton knits -. ath-
letc style. White in Swiss ribbed knit with round
bound neck and armholes. In sizes 26 to "a
HuDsoNs-rlRsr Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
More Clubs
Neu ShOUs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

| TOM GARY, balloon man, deity
Twisting his rubber bubbles into
Iamusing caricatures Of people In
the news, heads the new bill al
the Frontier Ranch. Sharing tor
billing with Tom is Mary Ann Rus.
tsefi, bouncing rhythmeer who of
fers her styled arrangements OF
the hit tunes.
Irish tenor Denny McCurtin re-
mains in the master OF ceremonies
role, introducing newcomer Julie
Hewitt and her accordion, and
the ballroom team OF Fay and
Andre. who specialize in adagio
IroutineS.
Music is by the Gay Rancheros,
under the direction of Irving
(Shandor) Spector.
THREE 688-The Harlem High
landers, male singing and dancing
quartet, presented by Louise Crane,
share headline honors with Prin-
cess Orelia and company. Cuban
ritual dancers. in the current Sc
pia revue.
The versatile Highlanders offer
one Of the most unusual acts of
its type in night club entertain
ment consisting Of vocal harmony
novelties: Instrumental arrange
ments in which they employ bass,
guitar and maracas. and fast tap
routineS with song accompani-
.ment
Princess Orelia. Pete. and COM
pany, who have been held over
continue 10 score with their WOO
doc routine, the "Tom-Tom" jun
gle dance. and their colorful
"WaShtub Rhumba."
Sam Fouche. swingmaster of
ceremonies: Allen Drew in comedy.
song and chatter assisted by tap
dancer Fay Ray; Yak Taylor,
blues songStreSs. and Peaches"
Mckinney. sweet singing discov-
cry. complete the floor show.
Chuck" Stevens and his swing
band provide tho dance rhythms
and talent accompaniment.
NFBIOLO'S-The fast tap dane
ing team of Jack and Judy Stone
come into their own as highlights
of this weeks bill a capable pair.
they romp through tricky routines
which earn them we'll deserved ap-
DlaOSc.
Comedian Of ceremonies George
Stella presents each performer,
including SwinCSireSs Margaret
Andrews. and Manager Harry Al.
lcCreiii announces that his original
chef Gene iS back 10 dish up those
delicious Italian foods.
500 CLUB Mildred Rock. boo
SongStresS and comedy
singer. is still the top star Of the
revue Miss Rocks yes. Indeed. "
and other lowdown numbers, click
Solidly
~ the helm Is Marvin Jensen
and for South-of.the-border dance
routineS its the excellent team Of
Don and CaSsandra.
Comedy in huge portions Is the
specially Of tho Radio testers. i'm
pcrSonatorS of radio greats. and
FOR variety Bert DierkiSs enter
iaipS with his accordion solos and
songs.
Interesting Mexican dances by
panchta Villa match the rhumba
rhythmS of Harold Ncher and his
orchestra
KEN ROBERTS Now In his
seventh huge week a. master Of
ceremonies AZ this spot * comicsl
Bill Mahoncy Bits gags and SkitS
set fast pace for the show
which also lists clever comedy and
eccentric numbers by Clark and
Van.
Attractive Shirley Lane, swing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

and did adj
vance duty.
ave KEEP {
going" Stew
enSOn & a / a,
until we ran
out OF food.
= M ~ unitiOp.
\ oe y " II
. very thing
else. Then we
turned hack
and were met
nv some Eng
lish troops.
Somebody
OK photo
graphs al us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

now, for we need comedy as never
before. That reminds me-Fred
Is going 10 take few little pokeS
at Jack Benny next Sunday.
won't tell how / know-but | do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
JOINS AIR FORCE

jeanette Macdonald knows how
IL feels 10 send her man 10 war.
Gene Raymond is leaving tomor.
row 10 JOIN the air force. jeanette
is trying 10 smile. hut she says
the house will he lonely place
without her husband. Gene goes
into the air combat division March
Ia. where he isn't allowed 10 tell,
but his is a fighting job with
plenty of action. He is first
lieutenant.
jeanette told me that she starts
her movie. Shadow of a Lady"
in a few weeks and then she will
go wherever Gene is stationed,
remaining until he is sent over
seas-or Alaska or wherever he
is sent. Gene, who has been fly
ing a plane. for a long time, chose
this highly dangerous branch be-
cause he felt he was best fitted
to be a pilot.
SETS NEW HIGH
The particular version n the
Homer Lea story the studios are
interested in is the one CO.
authored by Clare Boothe and Buff
Cobb. Twins daughter. The reason
! know is that | had a bright and
early Monday morning call from
the Leland Hayward office, and
they should know since they're
handling the Boothe-Cobb prop
erty.
Also, guess I must have been
wrong about the $4,000 planked
down by Metro for Dragon Seed"
being the all time high price for
a novel. Ene Hayward agency
snagged $4,000 for Saratoga
Trunk Too much money for me
10 ever think about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Jack Pickering
Here
And
Now

HISTORICAL DATA: On
March 4. 1912, the woman who
runs the lunch counter on the
other side of Times Square told
the girls who work there:
.cYeu can take the sugar bowls
Oft and wash them Grinning,
she added. Don't throw them
away, though. We might want
them again when the war IN
over"
COINCIDENCE: This story
has two odd twists. The central
character is r. l.. Stevenson Of
Detroit. who was one of the
Michigan men in the Polar Bear
expedition, the men who de-
barked at Archangel in 1918 and
cut their way several hundred
miles through the north Russian
SHOWS.
Stevenson was on the ". s. s.
Olympia. Dewey's old flagship,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-19

Arthur Williams, Recreation
Center Director, Ann Wake,
Vera Carney, Ruby Henderson,
Irene SingIetary, Minnie Driv-
er, Ralph Nickson and Joseph
Stewart Wednesday eyeL-
ing, Dec. 1865 in Columbus
Ave. AME Zion church, the
Community Chorus conducted
by Claudius J. Broadfield gave
a program to a fair sized
audience who enjoyed the
program Sunday after
noon, Dec. 81, at $3.50 o'clock
at 558 Mass. ave, the Colridge-
Taylor Association is present.
ing william Andrew Rhodes in
a lecture on what Music
Should Mean to Us at Christ
mas" Several prominent mu-
sicians will render selections.