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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10

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4 ;hi:., jsa" ,.a'- 80. H." C,.r-
Icy sail d" ,nu.a, -.
Tic ra.gi..! ,:; ""i t.7h her
.'n"I She a..rl.G - G'-w b.c.;.
nI then Fl. remind tr"t l., I'D
"aE ,s,In. &C r,.;...i'. f.r,'-. Inn
III frcnt Of is.. H.. -. stove tool:
li'" Gu" and asked -. .'...,.i:iaua
Z" finish ia isHyr. Jon . u CiirIcy
,niIirG any,.
"*ul @.N.H: tr."m," ".lh tia.
''na" Of !aaor:" ca, y mn!rd
Town at her
"it " @la take m0ra ,i:3r 4 ann=e
Of AImor to a.T'r,r.-. yCur non
Gcn:c." JC2A ai.d shortly.
Would you like me bcit,r i: I
vent around with my chm Pr
iicnliy aG"gin% on my shirt front ."
he ban'crcd. aJ lie t:,:irlcd Jrau IN
a wide sweep.
There is Il happy medium. you
know. between happy idi,' att
and n Glcomy pccs.miGt"
A serious lOol; fell abruptly over
Curley'S features. Jean could feel
the pressure Of his arm tighten
about her waist In 4 tone nhsulutr-
~ foreign To him. she heard him
say. I'm really sorry If we all
noycd You with my nor enc real
" | am. Since was "A XII" boy
I've always thought there VAS too
much seriousness and sadness IN
the world-that it needed 4 touch
of cheer. I guess I've Oycrdonr it,"
Jean felt herself falling under his
spell. She smiled reluctantly. "Oh,
let's just skip it for the moment"
Instantly Curlcy was his old self
again, clowning. laughing. talking
Il continuous stream Of nonsense.
Then the music stopped. They were
in the middle of tho floor. A soft
whistle reached their ears from the
high balcony. They both turned.
Down the steps came what looked
like dream floating in misty love-
Illness. II was RoSitI in her moth
cr's white Castillian lace dress that
noatcd around her slim ankles in
billowy clouds. In her jet hair
famed n red rose. She came up to
them walking with the rhythmic
lithCncss of n fawn.
Curlcy gave IN exclamation OF
ave. "Caramba. Rosita! Who
taught you to look like that ?"
She snapped open her fragile,
embroidered fan and gave him a
long. lnughirE look over the top Of
IL. "You likc?" she murmured hus-
kily.
Baby. you're knockout pow
der In ono easy dose" Curley
grinncd. Wait right here. Cindcr-
ella. while take Jean TO her next
partner. want the next dance"
"NCvcr mind" jeans eyes
flashed She turned and walked or
the dance floor alone, as the music
started and Curley and Rosita
went spinning off through the
crowd like two feathers caught In
4 light breeze!
(To 10 Coptinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10
CHAPTER TWENTY-TOIH

a GREAT yellow disk Of HOG"
rose over tie dark silhoUct;c Of
morntains To The vest. III the wide
sweep -: darkness Rancho Case
lima stood out Ike. q js.:cl Glitter.
ing on blue velvet. Paper lanterns
twinklcd their reelection GROUND the
swimming pool the patio war e'vL-
dcd with c"lOrrd lights. soft tin
king music Heated down from the
nigh balcony. people constantly
mlil"d In whirlpool OF brightly
COiOrCd costume $.
Gay laughter rose in waves and
then melted into the CCreral coz
fusion. Miguel was dressed in his
best white cotton shirt AMI irou-
SerS. crimson sash around his
middle. lauGhingly lailing out
punch from " polished copper bowl.
The cares and strife of everyday
living had been locked away il
was the dia dc fiesta,
Jean ana Steve sat at ono Of the
small tables that walled in the
merry group of dancers as they
Whirlcd and snup thrn,,cb IN, ,l,,,
ION. the rumhn nnJ Tho ~ ,, n'
Through n thin clnnL Of bis nI,'n
cigarct smoke stove. oyn. ,rara
Teasing on tho Iovn,;rcss' oe Ian,,
like a silver halo " "'
",tou .,..
,Ian , "D"'' 'iiolhcr oahce
,ra aaer laughter was gay ana care.
ihrou,,h ,t 81. anu 1trve wnlricd
tLo;r ,a,i .' .a.E"n'" 'hlilc DICK 10
ann c t"D,' Mi.h tnrlr ihceS GRIM
ynt 80, ,a. ''''". tIii'ik oet'er
N;ana, ,Dc :" ''i,, punch peiOrc
tbro "', l.,sS's II All out 20 mos"
n,,nch p ha,,, WHO nave haunted inc
..I.,, ' , al evening:
Ion, a,, IN S'''a'i parrei oil H.
ST. e"' ,,;a,
crov,d unsupported into inc
on, ~ ,,' .an was sl'tins hionc Wf'h
bio s,on' u s,'auoWs pch,nd thcir Ia
' I,e stepped tall, slender man
cabnllcrn 'm ,t,, gay costume OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10

fp- : r,~r,.,,. ,,,,- -, lot o.,,
,lo,, etc.,, 49,, .'...'.,.. res. i.,'.' "
,n, ,,,.[.'s..,,.,, ,','.,.,,. 80 -
f.,,., ''..,...G .,,,
-. $3.50
-" o. csc -; I.r..'. J'''
~. ... lily. ! ~ i'"s ..a ..'..." ..''.
""',' ID" ''!''
"a''' "a" 4 man qua Ike
NM '',Fr ."'l.'. ii"......'. III" :
''h' " III! WAC h.''i '.'... .."" /"
.''",, up
J.. " 'iN'%S pas '." 81 ,..''.
''%n ''@i'." N'"'I...','.
lh'N INC niue ... up q
!!F''%' tcm.,'iU..i- ... .'.t .'rr
crank the last @. a. |.- "Mu
i''ch"u n strong. '+I"'" ii.'.l tu
cover Jeans "..a n'' -.:.'. .'.".
Lets dance. d. said
jean nodded, ""t a""T hey
went. w'irl."G AM r|"yr'. Z" The
gay tunes o. the N'...Hr ui,'."a-
ira. When IN" 'nll.:r #j'pi.. o'"!
they cam" hrk t. ih,i: iHn," they
were pnntl". toy breath.
Doc ihH' al! for more punch 80
Stcr" n#kr'.
Il ihinE on" Glaze Is quit"
enough. Jean sud "I'ii Isn't the
watcry ballroom iu@'h they serve
ut ChnI.'y balls back HON" this IL
r'ai M'HI' an f'ii'l' HH' / htp,''h
II Know what's in it,"
T'iIrv sat down flushed and
brt lthlnsS. jr1n'S eyes swept the
Ico!orGu' crowd and finally rested on
q small man sitting at 4 table
alone. II" wa dressed IN rcSrcn-
I. dent white. with many loops of
gold braid falling from his Shout
doris Wid"-cyct, she turned TO
steve. isn't that MHn2ararcs over
there. the chief Of ruIic" 80
YES" steve said quietly. "Ilc
was in my Office this afternoon and
said nc was coming out here to-
night. Going 10 check on every
stranger and see If lie can't get
some clue l" Inc 'rain wreck
"Why does he think they will
show up hofc?" Jean frown"d.
IF it was done by local talent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10
'-'eGTi7y Aids in DIAGNOSIS

III" method of percussion w,a
not much taken up for about fifty
years unit! Napolcun'S brilliant
PhHSlvian. torviSSart. came across
one OF Advantageous little books
ana rr-intruduccd the method in,o
practice. This was vcrv exciting
IN the brilliant intellectual ntmus-
rhcr" Of France early in the nine
.'ehth century and young Brc-
Ton. DR.. l.acnncc. who had a LARGE
service OF patients at the Ncckcr
hospital III Paris. was thinking
about some of the ways by which
nc could make an exact diagnosis
OF chest diseases through the sense
Of hearing.
Invention of Stcthoscopc
One day he saw some childrcp
Praying ON Il Scc-S:tw. One would
i'Nt ms ear I" ON" end of the SOC
saw and another would scratch a
message with a pin on the Other
c;lu. I.acnncc conceived the idea
mat II he had Il hollow tube and
placed one end in his ear and ihc
"lh"r on the patients chest. he
could hear many sounds, and SO
the StcthoScupc was born. 1t in
one oil the three most valuable in
Strum"ntS which the physician
uses even today: the other two be-
ding tn" thermometer and the
watch. With the Stcthuscopc we
can Hear tn" sounds Of the heart
ana OF the lungs and determine
whether they are normal, and if
abnormal. in what way.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
:. II. H.: What causes veins n
swell aud wien they 30 down
leave IL bruiscd-lnuking place?
Answer: | presume YOU mean
vafic"S" VEINS or veins in the lrry.
IN NaiIc"s" veins there is an in
hammatton of the inside o: the
VEIN :" that the blood does not
move on as rapidly as normally.
ihIS Is What causes the veins 20
swell and the inflammation causes
the bruised appearance after the
swelling has subsidized. There is
probably q "mall eliot in the veins.
Il" injection treatment of vari-
rosr VEINS - very successful and
| would advise you to use it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10

VI. s.: My hoy. eight years old.
h"s larEc ears that have alwavs
"to"d out. He IS ME" luukin.. ether
wise, but Is Incoming sclf-con-
SSi"uS about his ears. Is il pos
S!hl" - hav" them rcmcdicd?
Answer: Yes. This rnrrrct;o,
i on" Of the simplest operations
performed 10y plastic surgeons. |
would advise You To go To- the
Office OF your County Medical So
cieiy and get the name of Il COM
EctrEt plastic surgeon ard consult
him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10


seeing. fee!irg ami hearing. The
first two We have covered: today
we take up hcIr.n".
When the physician places tho
middle ilnE?I al on" hand ON vo,u
chest or abdomen u,.L taps il with
the middle finger Of the other
hand and when afterwards he
takes out his St"thnscupc and nuts
the ear pieces ~ his ear: like IN
old-fashionrd i.u"nugraph and the
uell of the Stctuo scope ON the heart
or lung. he is observing a lon-. his.
torical tradition in medicine.
The first act. called percussion.
was introduced IN the middle of
the eighteenth century u7GD by
an Austrian physician, Icopold
Aucmbruggcr. When Aurnbrurrrr
Wa: appointed 10 tn" medical star
of the Vienna Hospital. he found
that the saying which was uopu-
lar in his day: Horn difficult il is
to learn about diseases of the
chest" was all too true.
He hnI patient who died and
Mt the nutopsy they rou,d ,La, ,na
chest WIS half full or un;J ,,.h;.L
he had never susr",.,rJ Ln;no liz,
And then he remembered his boy
hood when his father. vino was the
host of an inn ON tL,. I,.,li,m how
der, would determine how. mu,b
wine there was in a vim" c,sE Inv
slappinm ,hc sid 4 ii,,.r,,i. r,n,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10

DIR. Clcndcniur will answer
questions a general interest
only. and i@rm u"!y through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-10
Ey &c" AN CI.!.NUi:NINC. NJ

IN PREVIOUS articles this
week we h"v" been DISCUSSING the
m"th"hS "i diagnosis III which the
physician dcpcud> upon his own
senses To gather information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Roneys Still Lonesome

With four Jolly young people
in the hIC house IN IroquoIS
Ave -. Mrs. Edward {. Roney
says the place still seems lone
some Ia her.
With her four eldest children
away.
Ensign Edward Jr. Is in
Miami IN the SubChaSer
training school and Mrs
Roney who had abandoned
her winter trips 10 Florida for
the duration.
Hopes that she may get down
this year for at least a
glimpse .. OF her eldest son.
David is carrying on his
naval training . at Notre
Dame University -. but with
travel problems his family
doesn't see him often either,
David was home for an 49,
hour leave the other day
and didn't even 60 10 bed the
whole time he was here.
Mary Ann and Rosemary 80.
are at Manhattenville College
in New York City.
And Tommy Bobby E.
Virginia and Peggy
are still al home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

ing 10 watch the look Of anuci-
patton on their faces.
Delightful Surprise
II was indeed "A pleasant
one that took over tho other
expression. The milk was de-
lIGhtful-and so comparable in
flavor 10 whole milk that We
were simply amazed
The rest of the meal bread
butter and dessert were per-
feet complement 10 the foods
that had gone before. Sola ice
cream and a banana cusfard
were the both made
from Soybcan milk The fruit
ice cream was a perfect double
for the regular creams on the
market today.
The main purpose Of the meal
was 10 show what can be done
with SoybeanS practical comhI-
nations for all homcnakcrs.
Many OF these foods are not
available AT present bat after
the war manufacturers VIII uc
able to produce them for COM
mon use. Now, bread flour and
the bean itself are on the mar
ket-do try them your fam
lily viii be delighted with the
flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

DAINTY AND charming as
they look these doilieS of smart
pineapple design are real he
man protectors of your hand
somely polished tahle-tops. It's
the easiest possible pattern TO
crochet. You may have four
sizes depending on the
size cotton YOU use.
Pattern CPS contains drreC-
tons for making doilies; illus
trations Of stitches; list Of ma
terialS.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of tasteful en-
hroldery motifs that YOU can
use on many articles, - cents.
Send - cents IN coins for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
y attern Department. 1925
Times Square. Detroit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Mrs. DowIine's Son

That handsome young lieuten-
ant lunchlng with Mr.. and Mrs
William +. Bowling al the DAG
the other noon was Mrs.
Dowling's son -. Jimmy Kemp.
1t. Kemp stopped over here
-. en- route 10 his new station.
Mrs Kemp and their small
son. James Jr. who have
been spending a few days with
Mrs. Kemp's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Foster
Adams in New York City.
Will arrive here today .
10 visit the Dowlings.
Mrs Dowling's other son
1t Ward Kemp is a bomber
pilot in Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Clothes
Conservation
BY ELEANOR ROSS

NO MATTER how large or
limited the clothing wardrobe
may be. appearance is still a
matter Of clothes care plus good
groom ing. In these times,
women are learning to buy only
what they need, to select only
clothes and accessories that are
correlated. and to take Scrupu-
louS care Of their wardrobe.
This type Of program always
determines a woman's appear
ance, no matter the times, which
is why some women with unllm-
tied money TO spend on tn ir
clothes never look really smart.
When garments are removed.
they should always he hung up
10 air. and preferably turned in
side out.
Pla Q on hanger carefully
Before returning clothes, shake
and brush well and look things
over for spots or rips or tears.
Sew rips Immediately and go
over spots with a really good
cleaning fluid, according to label
directions.
Coats and Jackets should be
buttoned when placed in closet.
Handle wooden skirts carefully.
placing on special skirt hangers
or hanging them over a wooden
hanger by the tabs.
Hang clothes carefully.
Straighten out each garment
and give each sufficient space so
that there is no crushing
Light garments sh ould be
placed in garment bags or COW
cred with tissue paper. Sweaters
should not be placed on hangers,
but should be aired and then
placed in drawer or box or on a
closet shelf covered with tissue.
Place accessories In special
accessory boxes where possible,
after airing brushing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IT'S ALWAYS exciting to try
something you've never had the
opportunity 10 do before. Today
we had such an experience. We
were invited by the Ford Mo-
tor Co. 10 enjoy a complete
soybean luncheon.
The fun proportion Of the
idea didn't really strike US until
we actually began the meal.
Naturally. we were excited at
the prospect but the reality FAR
surpassed any anticipation.
Each course as IL came was
more and more amazing. 1t Just
didn't seem possible that such
delightful and varied menu
could come from one single
productive Soybean.
Our first introduction was 10
the ccntorplecc made up Of
lovely fall flowers and accented
by sprays of the green beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Jack Netus Of Steak

Jack Natus son ~ Mr..
and Mrs. John Natus Of Merton
road writes his mother
from Australia that he and
his buddies are broillng fine
big T-bone steaks over an
open fire.
Jack whose letters make
wonderful reading has been
in the Pacific for IS months.
Pat Colman daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs G. Edward Col
man &c.. of Whittier drive
has left for the Frances Sinner
School in Nj. Carroll. III.
Mrs G y. Tony Of Ri
ward boulevard Is expected
back about the middle Of Oc'o-
Der from New York cry
where she has been spcnd-
lrE several months with her
daughter Mrs Max Selling Jr.
Since Mr. Selling entered
the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Walkers Expect Visitors

MIR and Mrs. William NJ.
Walker Jr. -. Of Seyburn Ave.
. may postpone until after
Christmas holidays a Cali
fornia trip they planned Nov s.
They have lust received word
Mr.. Walkers brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Darlington KreSge
(Anne Walker) and their
small son, Howard Jr.
Will he in Detroit for
Christmas.
Mr.. Kresge's sister Mrs.
ia mes Breckenridge tAnne
Kresge) is in Florida
where her husband is on mill
tary duty and their baby
daughter Anne is with
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Fenske Party
At DAG Fe+es
Servicemen

A GROUP Of servicemen were
honored at a dinner and dane
ing party at the DAG Saturday
evening given by MIR. and Mrs.
Harry d. Fenske. of Dearborn.
Honor guests were 1t. Robert
Love and 1t. William Love,
both home on leave from
Cherry Point, n. C., where they
are stationed with the l.. S.
marine corps; Pvt. James Ken
nedy, who is on furlough from
Northwestern University, and
Pvt. O. l.. Smith, of Michigan
State College.
Other guests attending the
party were Enid. Julie and
Yvonne FenSke, Mary Roishert
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra II. Frye.
of Glynn Court, entertained at
dinner party at the DAG
Saturday evening, also. Their
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Service and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Meyer.
Another group who dincd to-
Cether Saturday evening at the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore G.. OsiuS, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Allmand, Mrs. George
Brett Schaeffer and her house
guest, Mrs. Wallace Gibson. of
New York, in whose honor the
party was held, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Boutell, of Birmingham,
st. John Brennan and NJ. Zia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w.
Mason entertained AT dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Weed of Orchard Lake and
their daughter Mrs. Marjorie
Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Bond Show
Opens Today
At Hudson

TIE FOUR FREEDOMS
War Bond Show opens a weNs
engagement AZ HudSon'S today.
Assisting with the project are
Mrs Francis Bourke. president
of the Junior League. and Mrs.
Daniel BuCti VICE president.
Among those who are taking
an active part in production are
Mrs. Roy d, Chaplin Jr., Mrs.
Edmund r. Lunkcn. Mrs. John
SrsiiCroC>. Mrs. Roger Morris,
Mrs Allroe Marks. Mrs. VIII
liam Baldwin Mrs. Atwood
Austin Mrs. Robert Evans and
Mrs. Kent Patterson. The
Misses AIlccn Davidson. Nancy
Ford. jeanne Stroh and Anne
Collins arc also helping.
Mrs Chapln is a leader in
bond selling campaigns. Mrs.
LunkCn is Link Trainer
inSIIlc.rcSS- Mrs ShalleFess -
a nurses aide Mrs. Morris is
an arr raid warden and works
AZ the Red Cross cantcen, Mrs.
Marks is = volunteer al the
Childron'S Hospital, Miss David
son works at The foreign in
quiry office Of tho Red Cross.
Miss Ford is a donors aide at
the blood bank. and Miss Col
Inns. in addition TO her rcgu-
lar job as a radio announcer,
assists AZ the Detroit Ortho-
pcdic Clinic.
Incidentally. several Of the
girls are far from being anna
tours in the theatrical field.
Mrs, Chaplin is in charge Of the
Junior League drama group,
Mrs. Baldwin formerly taught
dramatics and directed Little
Theater groups, and Mrs. Aus
tin. Miss Collins and Miss
Davidson have all acted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Try Star Ham Shortcake-It's Delicious I!

this way: Melt cup Cloverbloom
butter or margarine. add J 1 cup flour
and stir in 2 cups milk. When thick,
season with tsp. salt. : tsp. pep
per, l tsp. Worcestershire Sauce. Add
J / cup minced green pepper and heat
through.
While the ham mixture is heating.
make regular biscuit dough. patting
out = inch thick and cutting 4 circles
with plain biscuit cutter. Cut { more
with same sized douChnut cutter.
Bake in 45O' oven l2-l5 minutes.
Put together with ham mixture be-
tween. Serves :.
4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbaberoH

MRS. GEORGE y. MnNRO
III and her small sons -.
George ~ and Steve.
Are turning their backs on
their charming house in Tou-
ra.ne road e. for AZ least
year.
They are leaving this very
day Cor the coast &c. 10 lolr L.
N.Cu~o who Is stationed
there -. since MS return from
foreign service.
II Julian NJ. k.n7ic 1r A..
VIII bc home about oct from
Fort Davis lin North Caro-
Ina O.. 10 spend a leave with
his mother Mrs. Henry
Howard Bennett OF Washington
road e.. and Mr.. Bennett,
Mrs ". O'Connor Dodge
of University place has
taken an apartment IN New
York &C.. "a be near her dauCh-
ter. Mary Ann -. who IS IN her
second year ... AZ Sarah Law
cence College.
Since Sarah Lawrence has no
Thanksgiving holiday the
Christmas vacation Will he
three weeks long and Mrs.
Dodge and Mary Ann ... arc
planning 10 spend that winter
interval IN Florida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
FIeck Twins
Now Cade+s

MIR. AND MRS-LESSE
FLECK of Charles street.
Crosse Pointc, now have three
cadets i'm the family.
Mrs f1oCK recently TctuTnCd
from Syracuse. Y. Y. whore She
entered the twins. Charles and
John. in NanlluS Military
School where their brother
James is a ihird-ycar man
While in the East, MIS-. FIcCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Burqesses Honored

That was a big day out al
Oakland Hills Country Club
Saturday when members
gathered 20 honor their club
president VI VI. Burgess
and Mrs Burgess on
presidents day. .W
Mrs Burgess looked lovely in
black cocktail frock q.
trimmed with black sequins
~ the dinner dance whIc p
closed The days festivities
Among the Burgess dinner
aIeSts were Mr.. and Mrs.
1Uart a CoFsdill o.. Mr. and
Mrs y ! iiufchins Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Sweeney .
Mr. and MIR Fred Keller
Nr and Mrs John ~ OIiars
Or and Mrs Pafric X
OHsTs ~ Ypslsntl and
Mr.. and Mrs A. ". We.bel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Mrs. King Plans
DAG Luncheon

MRS. RALPH 3. KING will
entertain at a luncheon Tuesday
at the DAG in honor of bride
elect Betsy Chickering and Emily
Swinton Of New York, a niece
of Mrs. Kings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

Most everyone likes good shortcake
go. and c6y'aNly everyone goes for
tasty ham, So. Try Ham Shortcake
and give your family a double taste
treat.
Its big meal and delicious, For
the tender ham cubes. Aaky shortcake
and rich. tangy sauce are a flavor
combination that no one can resist.
Cube 2 cups co0ted Star ham 81.
using leftover ham II YOU have il.
ArWour's Star Ham IS your best
choice because it's tender and de
h0ous j.. has the savOry' goodness
that sure 60 please.
Add the ham to white sauce made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
MACPHERSON
Tea Is Today

MRS. C. BOYD MacPHER-
SON Will entertain at tea in
her home on SeyhuTn Ave. TO-
day from 3 TO 6 in honor of
Mrs. Elliott Davies and her
mother Mrs. r. w. GilchriSt.
who will leave oct. | to Join Mr..
Davies in Charleston, w. Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Carol Sanford
OF TO College

CAROL SANFORD. daughter
OF the Sterling Sanfords, left
SATURDAY for Jacksonville TIL,
TO enter NacNlmraN College.
Mrs. Sanford witt accompany
her daughter as far as Chicago,
after which She VIII head for
River Forest, ILL., 10 visit her
mother Mrs G H. Hemingway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Soya Crackers

We began with canapes of
soya crackers made with the
Soya butter and dotted with
bacon pieces. The butter reSem-
bled nut butters-made from
the roasted bean. The relish
was crisp celery sticks stuffed
with soy pimiento cheese.
Our first taste of the hot
cooked bean came in the form
Of Soybean soup. This was
light, appetizing soup made
from the dry bean combined
with tomatoes, celery. onion and
seasoning. 1t had much the con-
SlStency and taste of the old
fashioned bean and pea soup.
We were presented then with