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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
CORNELL CLUR

Scorers In the Friday afternoon
tournament under the direction Of
Mrs. J. q. Morinrty included: north
south, Mrs. August Fiege, Mrs. A.
T. Field. "a la; Mrs. W. Il, Bailey,
Mrs. Howard May, 70 Ia; east
west, Mrs, dunar Swanson, Mrs
Roger Peabody, %; Mrs, Albert La
Vlgne, Mrs, George eastman,
81 i-2.
The oliicinl standing. Mrs. Swan.
son, Mrs. Peabody, 1903 Ia; Mrs,
LaVigne, Mrs. eastman, 1853 Ia;
Mrs. Fiegc, Mrs, Field, 1850; Mrs,
Veltc, Mrs. Pctitjenn, 1850,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLIIR

ELTON CLUB
Scorers In the Friday afternoon
tournament under the direction Of
Mrs. w. s. Smith included;
North South, Mrs. John Vail, Mrs.
Robert strohacher, 94h; Mrs, Ar
thur Gross, Mrs. Joseph McArdle,
O0M; Mrs. Clifford Pctitjean, Mrs.
George Moeller, 70; EaSt-West, Mrs,
n. d. Schroeder, Mrs. ]. b. Kelsey,
96; Mrs. Charles Audet, Mrs, Homer
BernlGr, 80; Miss Frances Cassidy,
Mrs. Arthur Williams, 80h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
NY MARTIN KANE

New YorkUPLie with Ratof hnsnt quite been made into
play vet the most effective curtain
broadway Sunday afternoon musicale In the directors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN

The Democratic Women's club Will
meet tomorrow evening NJ o o'clock
ut headquarters,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

Fort PULASKI, National Monu-
ment, Ga. had sgO20 visitors dur
Inc 1910.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

Reporter Tom O'COnn0r, covering
% speech by Capt, Eddie lslckCn.
hacker 10 the waldorf last week,
wrote IN PB, apparently attracted
BY thO success Of such Fd.COlnage
~ globalOney, RlCkCnbaCkCr con-
trIbutOd the WOFd sOummunlStlO TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
TO BE GLoRIFIED

THOSE INDEFATIGABLE
erseas girls--Carole lands.
artha Raye, Nay Francis and
it'll Mayfair-who entertained
ur boys In North Africa are to
glorified I'm a movie. Tween
eth Century-FoX has the Idea
nd Is planning to sign Nay and
it'll for their own roles I'm n
title number titled Pour Jills
nd q Jeep."
CarOle and Martha are already
nder contract 10 this studio and
it'll the proper lpducement I
lieve Kay and Mitzi can he
ID.
Wonder " the movie will show
en- laundering their own
pthes. which il just what the
irls did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

LIFE Is just one doggonc thing
tier another for Make Rosen.
loom. II II isn't one thing with
ne senior its something else. Right
now he is minus his pants, coat
and vest-and while Make has
other wearing apparel. IL Just
won't do. His home was robbed
Monday night and of all the suits
the houSebreakers>c could have lifted
they had 10 settle for the ensemble
ne dashing Make had been wear
ing for three days in Right About
Face" with Kay KySer at M-G-M
Because OF the expense of re-
axes Make is offering 500 and
70 questions asked if tho burglars
III return this particular sartorial
f. amber.
MEXICO LIKES EN-
=: FL FLACO Y FL GORDO
4. '.aurel and Hardy 10 YOU are
i'll the top Yankee comics In
'eXico. Transplated, their Span
, names mean "the thin one"
I'd the "fat one" and they are
, popular that when we were In
eNico City together on the
I'd will tour they were mobbed
the fans
so II IL not only good-neighbor
Icy but darned good business
Il Laurel and Hardy have
ned 10 make a movie In both
anish and Portuguese versions
the AZteca studios in Mexico
~.
Based on the legendary adven-
res OF Don Quixote and San
o Panza," 1t is typical Laurel
d Hardy nonsense. After the
eXican iaunt In picture-making
boys return 10 Hollywood for
re English version.
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS
/. ANN SHERIDAN few back
ON Mexico last Saturday and
Hrrol Flynn flies there Saturday:
laria MonteZ wires that she is
having a wonderful time in New
York and seeing all the plays with
jean Pierre Aumont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Don Arden Revue
Popular at Book Casino

SOMETHING FOR THE
BOOK" has turned into just that
at the Book-Cadillac Casino, with
Detroiters marking it down as a
special entertainment feature for
the loop district, Created especially
for the Casino by Don Arden, pop
ular producer whose dance groups
have long been favoriteS here, the
revue blends with the space and
arrangements 10 emerge
as one of the most typical New
York shows of tho season.
Adapted from the Cole Porter
revue, Something for the Boys,
the show brings 10 town the Libro
Casino Girls, who are as decora-
tive as they are graceful. in elab-
crate production routlnes which
serve as a background and intro
for the other entertainers.
Chicquita, 1.-THE SpaniSh-born cas-
tanet dancer. handles her cape
deity in a bullfght dance, and
finishes her bit with an audacious
French can-can,
Dan Harden, handsome young
singer from Gertrude Lawrence's
Lady in the Dark" directs the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

show from the mike. and between
the acts he scores with his solo
arrangements of popular songs
and his tongue-twisting version Of
Danny Hayes Tchaikowsky rou-
tine.
Mexican song star Terri Fran
conf cuts a dashing picture in his
flowing shirt and draped blanket
singing Id PaRehia /" .Neehe de
ROnda' and other favortes. Blair
and Dean are petite dancers who
whip through their routines with
grace and enthusiasm, seasoning
their dances with lifts that are
smooth as silk despite the fact
that he outweighs her by only a
pound
AL Kavelin's orchestra makes
the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Club ROyaIe
Revue Begins
Second Week

A TALL and chic brunei with a
voice familiar to many radio fans
is Joan Brooks, first lady of the
blues" who made her Detroit
debut last week in the New Faces
Revue" which is being held over at
Club Royale. Miss Brooks offers
smooth arrangements of popular
ditties styled TO suit her person
atty. and changes pace TO keep
the patrons attentive, switching
from sweet to swing and then into
surprise bit of comedy which
keeps the applause knockers rat
ting at a furious rate.
Lenny Gale is new and talented
mimic whose imperSonations of
movie and radio stars and of top
names in the news are accurateI
and amusing. His chatter is fast
and his tempo matches as he whips
from one sketch TO another with
itO iiiAi OlONliOllg II hoNlIlH iliS lilliAd-
tive talent TO keep the audienceI
informed on just what he is doing.
His Roosevelt limitations are par
ticularly appreciated. Burns and
White are favorites of long stand
ing with their musical comedy high
kicks and their comedy sketches.
They've brought with them a new
bit of nonsense 10 Strip Polka
which features the farmer'sI
daughter.
Magician A. J. Cantu is an ex-
pert prestidigitator, producing
scores OF white doves from kerr
chiefs, newspapers and various
other oddments.
The Six Titan Royalettes, a.
half-dozen of vivaciouS redheads, /
offer well-costumed production and
acrobatic routines, and music Isl
by Jack Coffeys orchestra, with
songs by Ginny Brainard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
.Loueila
Parsons
in HoN.Dool

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. Is. - A
marriage almost as certain tc
happen as death and taxes is that
of George Raft and Betty Cradle
George is back from New York
md while there he talked with
Mrs. Raft, from whom he has been
separated for ii years, and asked
ger IL some arrangement could be
made whereby he could obtain his
reedom. Mrs. r. agreed 10 listen
any financial offer he might
rake her. the first time she would
ven discuss the possibility of a
ivorce.
So today George and his lawyers
Il down and went over all his
sSets TO arrange a property settle
nent. He also discussed with
Danny Winkler of the Feldman-
9lum agency plans for forming
his own producing company with
New York backing. AS soon as the
"details can be worked out he will
announce his first picture.
CAVALCADE OF FRANCE
BEFORE JULIEN DUVI-
WEIR, the French director,
escaped the Nazis, ne buried his
last movie, THE Heart OF
Nation" Almost foot by foot
and reel by reel Duvivier's
buried treasure was secretly
transported In New York. Now,
after all this time, American
audiences will zee this remark
able document. described as
Frances cavalcade.
The cast includes practically
every important French star
Michele Morgan, Raimu, Louis
Jouvet. Suzy Prim and Luciep
Nat. Even the debonair Charlie
Boyer Is In II az n commentator.
I suppose Charlie did the com
mentatiOn after the film reached
Ahere. since he hasn't been I'm
paris for years. Duviyier IL the
co-director with Boyer in "Flesh
. and Fantasy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Life Preserver
The R e al Thiinq

EDWARD G.. ROBINSON expe-
rienced a touch Of unexpected war
realism while cnactIng an abandon
ship sequence for Destroyer
Wearing a regulation life pre-
server that was part of equipment
discarded by the navy. Robinson
put his hand in the pocket while
waiting for director William Setter
to give the signal for him. Glenn
Ford and Edgar Buchanan 10 20
over the side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

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UNITED ARTISTS Random Harvest %
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Gets Wish

JACK CARSON, like all come
dams, has always wanted 10 play
a strictly dramatic role, and gets
his wish in THE Hard Way" in
which he climaxes his perform
ance with a death scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
March

A HALF-MILE- Of Florida jun
gle was moved bodily 10 a more
favorable location 10 facilitate the
filming of scenes for "Air Force"
epic story of the battle for air
supremacy over the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
PHONES THANKS

BiNNfE BARNES teiephoned 70
thank me for suggesting her for
The Man From Down Under. -
the Charles Laughton M-G-M
movie.
Binnie and Charles arc an inter
sting combination for they were
ogether in King Henry VIII, A"
rhich was responsible for bringing
hem TO Hollywood. There is no
me who can do that certain kind
4 cockney comedy in the way that
Sinnie does. She had the audiences
Z the aiSles when she was on a
'erSonal appearance tour with mo.
She and 1t Mike Frankovich
Or husband, have little boy and
Stle girl and she has spent so
uch time with the twins that her
ends seldom see her. Pop tRob-
z. 10 our resders) Leonard is
Wn TO direct.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

Rent your vacant room with
Times Want Ad Cali Main 3I51,
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
Chicago Critic
Praises Robson

Giant of Song" the critic of
the Chicago Herald-American
called Paul Robson, whose origi-
nal appearance here was post
poned due to illness but who will
now appear at the Temple theater
Thursday evening, April S.
He was speaking of the ineom-
parable artist when he drew 150,-
900 people to Chicago's huge
Grant park open-air concert and
kept them alternately spellbound
and cheering while ne sang the
well-loved familiar spirituals as
only he can sing them.
But Robson is not only a
Giant of Song he is also a giant
of a man-standing six feet six
inches and weighing 215 pounds.
His splendidly proportioned frame
has inspired the sculptor Epstein
with one of his finest works.
Robson also sat for the sculptors
Antonio Salemme and Paul Man
ship.
Robson is college mana
graduate of Rutgers and Columbia
universities, with degrees from
both institutions. He is athlete
Northumberland, and out
standing in each of these fields.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
Century Old Turtle
Featured on Screen

Old Hickory, the 120-year-old
turtle in Columbia's "A Night to
Remember" which stars Loretta
Young and Brian Aherne at the
Beverly theater, is one of the
cheapest actors in films, in addi-
ton to being the Oldest: ne re-
quires no stand-in, he moves so
seldom. In fact, for an entrance
or exit of the ancient Galapagos
specimen. Richard Wallace, di-
rector. first sprinkles the floor
with trail of celery pepper. AT
the end of the trail Old Hickory
is always rewarded with a nib
BILE of greens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

offer She follows in the foot
steps Of such screen personalities
as Lana Turner. Kathryn Grayson,
Judy Garland. Donna Reed and
Patricia Dane. girls who made a
shortcut 10 stardom through this
series.
Bill Lundigan returns in the role
Of Jeff Willis. Marian Hardy's
sweetheart, a role he created in
The Courtship Of Andy Hardy"
The famed family remains in
tact. Fay Holden appears as Ma
Hardy" Lewis Stone as Judge
Hardy" Sara Haden as Aunt
Mile" and Cecilia Parker as
Marian Hardy"
Ann Rutherford returns as
Polly Benedict" to turn the tables
on young Mr.. Hardy.
For the first time, the famous
"man-to-man" talk is reversed. It
is Andy who doles out wise counsel
and the judge who humbly accepts
il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
Temple to Offer Jack Benny Hit

Warner Bros comedy hit
George Washington Slept Here.
based on the Broadway laugh sue
cess BY Kaufman and Hart, opens
az the Temple theater Friday.
The film stars Jack Benny and
Am Sheridan as the city couple,
BIZ and Connie Fuller. who buy a
house where George Washington
once slept. The protesting Bill is
prevailed upon by Connie 10 move
into this wreck o. a house because
OF is historical significance.
Baking all the way and with in
tense yearning for the comforts Of
the city. Bill tries 10 take the
situation In his stride. And what
a situation II turns out to be- In
the midst Of ear-splitting drills
and flying chunks OF plaster, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

FIRST Kun sHONfNG
BLUE MOUSE John Garfield and
Harry Carey In Ar Force" l2:25
$40. $40. e:45.
Walker In Lucky Jordan" ii 40
21o. 4:55, 7s46. 1890; also The
Andrews Sisters IN "Hows About
ft7" iio. $50. Gas. and Gao.
ROXY - Marx L. Moody's "Ravaged
Earth" 1870. s:35. $40. 800
10:45. also Harold Peary IN The
Great 0ildersleeve." as. 4.lo, $50.
e:35. 1920.
MUSIC BON-Mickey Rooney in An
dy Hardys Double Life" II :35. 3 40,
7.05. 1880: also Or Gillespie :
New Assistant" AS, $50. e;I6.
RINIERA--Bela Lugosi in THE Ape
Man" also William Wright and
Marguerite Chapman In "A Mans
World"
RETURN SHOWING
BENERIN-Lorett Young and Brian
Aherne In "A Night 70 Remember
also Joe L. Brown in The Daring
Young Man"
CAMEo-charles starrett In Pardon
Ny Gun" also Ellen Drew In Ice
Capades Revue"
CAPfTOI-Jane Withers and Cobina
Wright IT, In Small Town Deb. .
also Bruce Bennett and Kay Harris
In Sabotage Squad"
COMMUNITY Bette Davis and
Claude Rains In Nov. Voyager. /"
also Selected Shorts.
KAY STREET Hedy Lamar and
Walter Pidgeon In White Cargo
also Jean Parker and Tom Brown
IN Hello, Annapolis"
LAKEWOOD Veronica Lake and
Brian Donlevy In The Glass Key.
also THAT Other Woman"
Berlin Correspondent
PROcTOR-Fredrie March and Mar
s E,rn, SULLIVAN in 80 Ends Our
REALART--Hedy Lamar and Walter
Pidgeon IN white Cargo"
REN Hedy Lamar and Walter
Pidgeon IN White Cargo also
Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver
In Just Off Broadway"
sHELI1-William Boyd In Twilight
on the Trail" also Bruce Bennett
and Virginia Field In Atlantic
sUNsET-Edsar Bergen and Charlie
Mccarthy In Here We Go Again.
also Richard Carlson and Jans
Randolph In Highways by Night
LIBERTY, Puyallup-Robert Taylor
and Brian Donlevy in Stand by
for Action"
RIVIERA. sumner-Gene Tierney In
China Girl" also Three Stooses
Comedy.
TEMPLE-Maureen o'Hara and Ty-
rome Power in The Black Swan
also Brenda Marshall and George
Brent IN You Can't Escape For
ever"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

lnerid Bergman underooes
O complete change of COM
plexion and character in her
newest film. The blonde, shy,
stotely Swede ploys the port of
Clio, O brunette Creole vixen.
Rent your vacant room with Q
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

Andy. otherwise known as
Mickey Rooney. Is back with a
brand new girl and a firm de-
termination 70 launch his college
career.
Esther williams is the choice for
Andys newest romance. She
starred in Billy Roses San Fran
cisco Aquscade IN 1910. In the
same year she won the national
1OO-yard freestyle women's swim
ming championship. In making her
film debut with the Hardys, Miss
williams wins the most coveted
feminine role Hollywood has TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

Inc picture, we are told, was
taken on the spot during the Jap
anese invasion and occupation of
china's largest city and this is
easy to believe N many of the
scenes have been previously shown
IN the newsreels and are so recoe-
nixabae. However. much more Is
shown 20 much more that one
has to have q strong stomach 10
sit through those portions of the
film which reveal the true brutality
a the Japanese soldier.
Ones major reaction % fhe
picture leaves one thoroughly
convinced that there can be
~ other conclusion for the
current conflict but victory
for the dcmocratic nations Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

proverblal rich uncle Charles Co
burnl arrives. He demands the
comforts Of home. and gets = pref
t. good imitation despite the antics
Of Comics impish young nephew
and Bills grumbling.
Things become more involved
when the money for the repairs
runs low and the house Is In dan
ger Of foreclosure But a last
minute antic Of Rommie. the
Fuller dog. concludes the story
with the situation well in mouth.
Companion film. starring Mary
Howard and Donald Woods. is
titled Through Different Eyes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

the earth :. either that ..
or else.
II Is also obvious that whatever
the world can do TO restore TO the
Chinese people the land they love
30 well, will be too little. II would
appear to be beyond human power
to atone. even In part. for the
suffering and destruction which
have been visited upon them by
the japanese army.
And when the day of reck-
oning arrives. II IN to be- hoped
that those whose responsible
ity II win be to pass judgment
review carefully the evidence
before the court. II they do
II should not be difficult
10 arrive nj q just verdict.
On the same bill at the Roxy
is a production titled. THE Great
Gildersleeve." Whether you will
enjoy this picture viii depend en-
tirely upon your opinion of Harold
Peary an an entertainer. 1t Is
strictly OF "Gildersleeve" fabric.
This reporter does not care for
his style consequently, he did
not care for the picture. With you,
IL may be different.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02


Note - The following opin-
ions regarding the new bill ut
the Rialto thcatcr are those
Of Sonys Loftness of The Ia
coma Times Drama depart
ment. Your reporter was In
Shanghai" NJ the time Miss
Loftness covered" the Rialto.
When Alan Ladd of Paramount s
Lucky Jordan" gets on the merry
go-round the plot this picture
affords. he really goes on a ride.
The u. S. Army is chasing Ladd.
Ladd is chasing Nazi saboteurs,
and Helen Walker, lovely blonde
from the Broadway stage, is
chasing both.
All In all. the film boasts
quite Q bit of action. despite
the fact that the plot edges
on the familiar, and you know
perfectly well that Ladd will
succeed by rounding up all the
suspects, with one arm around
Miss Walker, and . patriotic
glow ON his face that means
he has at long last given up
his career rs an underworld
slough guy" and 10 now very
happy TO Secome a buck
private.
Ladd is a convincing bad mar"
Helen Walker a very pretty lead
ing lady, and with a solid back
ground in eastern theaters, does
a good piece of work histrionically,
too. There are some good bit
players whose names are not given
billing. but whose ability merits
more and better roles.
Anyway, mystery h always
fun, and besides we hope that
all the actual Axis espionage
plots are stopped n cold ~
this one.
Companion feature on the Riaito
bill carries the breezy title of
"How's About It." and stars the
high-hearted Andrews Sisters, Rob-
ert Paige, and Grace Macdonald.
Americas top singing trio. along
with Buddy Rich. number one
American drummer. carry through
in high harmonious style with five
hit songs scheduled for the down
beat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
Sabotage in Denmark
Continues Unoboted

LoNDON-Growing sabotage In
Denmark brought threats today of
stringent Nazi measures TO stamp
out unrest Stockholm dispatches
said the Germans threatened death
penalties, seizure of hostages and
community fines to stop incendi-
airy fires and bombings. Denmark
previously had been spared these
acts of suppression.
Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851,
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
America S avorite Family
Back in Andy Hardy Film
Mickey Rooney Continues to Portray
Irrepressible Son of Judge HordY

Americas favorite screen family IS back again. TIT
James X Hardy and their rrepresibe Andrew roci
through another hilarious adventure IN the newest pcu
of the popular SERIES Andy Hardys Double Life openin,
od.,,a az fba Music
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-09-24
Robert w. Kelley,
Border Church
Pastor, Married

Matte Edna Johnson, R. N,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Johnson, of Mariana, Ark, was
given in marriage to Rev. Robert
W. Kelley, Sunday, September 10
by David R. Francis. The wedding
was held at Border Methodist
church, Minneapolis, where Rev.
Kelley holds a pastorate. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. A.
Rinkel of Simpson Methodist church
and Rev. Russell A. Huffman of
Hobart Methodist church. Rev.
Clarence T. R. Nelson, pastor of
Camphor Methodist church, st.
Paul, was best man. The altar
was fianked with palms, ferns, glad
iolas, asters and candelabra.
The bride wore dusty pink lace
and net. Marjorie Thompson was
her attendant; Janet Simms the
flower girl; Paul Kelley, Rev. KEEL
ley's brother, and Daniel Reed, a
friend, of Cincinnati, Ohio, were
ushers; Mrs. John Moultrie sang;
Mr.. Moultrie was at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Kelley and
Mrs. Anne Worthington, parents
and sister of the groom, all Of
Springfield, Ohio, attended the we'd
ding.
Rev. Kelley, B.S.B.D., native Of
Springfield, Ohio, is a graduate Of
Ohio Wesselyn and the Union The,
illogical Seminary of New York
N. Y. He was formerly pastor Of
Salem Methodist church, New
York's second largest Methodist
church. Mrs. Kelley, educated il
the public schools of Arkansas, is
a graduate of the Terrell Memo,
rial hospital school of nursing there
and was at one time superintendent
of nurses at the same hospital She
recently finished course in Medical
Technology at Northwest Institute
Minneapolis.
The couple is honeymooning now
at Deer River, MINI. They will
later be at home at the parsonage
812 Fourth Ave. N.