davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19

maze z glavo pokramplJal.
"Poglejte, toliko da YAM bo-
kionaj ne rece."
Ko je konj pojedel zemljo, je
povohal Sc enkrat po Franceto-
vi roki. ,Ker je bila pa prazna,
je nenadoma potegnil "a povo-
dec, ga iztrgal hlapcu il rok, Sc
zavrtel, poskocil in vsekal z
zadnjima nogama, da je Fran
cetu odletel klobuk, ko Sc mu je
ognil. Nato je zarezgetal in zbe-
|'zal ma vrt.
"Poglejte ga, kako Sc nese !
Nasiikati vam ga ne more nih-
&c lersega!''
France je gledal in gledal,
hlapec je Sci "a konjem ma vrt
in ga klical.
"Matija, pusti ga, maj Sc IL
preleti. Vidite, vceraj sem pre-
vozil MIN mic ne vem, koliko
kilometrov, danes gre pa kakor
iskra. To je kri, zlahtna "a ce-
sarski hlev!"
Kajon je vedel kupca nazaj k
mizi in tocil in govoril brez
konca in kraja.
France je bill malobeseden.
Gledal je ma vrt, kjer je div
jal Heriko in, nagajal hlapcu,
XII sc je trudil in ga vabil brez
uspeha.
"Koliko ga cenite?" je vpra-
Sal pocasi.
'Petsto kronic brez baranta-
MIA. in mesetovanja. Sicer pa
seststo."
"Petsto kron," je ponovil
France polglasno in pomislil,
koliko je v Ameriki trpel, pred
no jih je pristedil.
cali mislite, da ie prevec?
Ho. komaj tri leta ina; "a dive
lett DO vreden diva stotaka vec.
In ia lepota!"
mic ne recem," je govoril
France bojece, ko je Kajon vpil
in razgrajal. mic ne recem, da
bi ne bill lep. Toda premajhen
je "a ia denar."
"Premajhen! &c hocete ne
rodno rogovilo, sal jo dobite
ceneje. To je istina. Potem mi
diva ne bova kupcevala."
''Za kaj pa rabite konja," jeI
nekdo.
''Za kaj? Mizar sem in kaj-
Ear; potem ze veste, "a kaj bi
bill konj."
"Mizar in kajzar, pa govori-
te premajhnem konju. LIE ce-
mu bi vam bila velika konjska |
CORA v hlevu, ko vam pore vso
kajzo in Sc skobljance povrhu,
pa ne DO nikdar sta. Sedaj mi
je resnicno zal, da sem vam ga
tako nizko cenil. Ia takega kot
ste vi, 81 ne morete niti izmisli-
tt bolj pripravne zivalice."
"Stiristo bi dal."
"Ne-ne-ne, kar pustimo. Sal
je vseeno. Morda pridejo kaj
cigani mimo vas; boste z mimi
kupcevali. Ma dobro zdravje,
Kajon je pill in tocil in zacel
goyoriti vsemogoce reci, samo
0 konju mic. Toda vkljub temu
je skrbno opazoval Franceta, XII
nj odvrnil oci cd Herika, ko je
skakal po vrtu in tuintam lispa-
no mudil Sop trave.
''Kdo bo dal Sc "a en- stefan?"
je krical Kajon in drzal Ste
klenilo "a vrat. "Nihce? - No,
lepa rec. Sc okusili ga niste. Do
bro, dam sam zanj."
Kar okrenil sc je in Sci.
"Kako mislite, mozje?" je
France. "Predrag je,
ali ne?"
zee je cloveku kaka stvar
vsec, mu nj zlepa predraga.
Sam ga bos placal - sam rabbi
- sam sodi."
France je slutil, da je Dolga
vas kakor zadruga, v kateri nj
izoajavca.
Popili so Stefan, France je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19

Posta mora naprej, ne gle
de ma naravne ali drugacne
katastrofe in neprilike. Slika
predstavlja postnega usluz-
benca v New Yorku, XII "ple-
"a" S postno vreco po stop
micah neboticnika Rockefel-
ler Cen tier, ko so delavci, XII
vozijo elevatorje, sli ma
stavkO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Have You Heard?


That Mrs. Edward A. Baker is visiting in Detroit from
Washington?
That Vunes Barrow, the Champs kid sister, is now
teaching at Dueld school, and quite Juror when
folk in the neighborhood recognize her Johnnys
Marys teacher?
That Mrs. V. A Bristol has been hospitaized during
her recent illness?
That the public got chance to meet DR.. w E. B. Du-
Bots informally Sunday night when he and Wilbur Wood
son dned at the Larks club after the YMCA forum at
which Dubois spoke?
That Charles Bland swears that it horse meat and
not prime rib of beef he served the other mite at
local cafe?
That Claudia Victoria Loves playmate is frsky
fvemonthod cocker spaniel which given to her at
Christmas time and which will celebrate his first birthday
with her in October?
That Mrs. Robert Bennett is not amss one bit on her
social etiquette and has already of thanks
those in Detroit who recently rendered her welcome re-
ception further endearing herself in their hearts?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
The Ernest Barker
Home Scene Of
Farewell Party

Friends OF Pvt. Wilson gathered
In ihe home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Barker, 27S Medbury on last
Saturday evening for a midnight
snack. and to bid him adieu. Among
hose who attended we're Mrs.
Lawrence Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
sherman Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
klough. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Gray, Mrs. Sarah
Roach. Alice Brown, James A.
On, Clara Keys. Roberta X. Wade.
J.. G McCroskey. Rose Conner.
Bob Casin. Rowena Carlisle. Otis
Barker, Ruth Caldwell. Lillian
Bryant. Lindsey Ireland. s. Trout
man, T. Dixon, Maggie French. AL
berta Lawrence, Alvin Higgins.
Pearl Jones. Thomas Adams. Bnl
Casln, OF Columbus. Ohio: Daisy
Conway. OF Chicago and Lucille
Cade and Lois Wilson. OF Cieye-
land, Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

7.rE ne American Red Cross
f'ln means - send hep 70 Rus
s.a Mos ~ The supplies were
,1ten4ea fcr CIVILIAN refugees
whose hmes had been DESTROYED
IN ne ersrs, advances but grea,
Quantities ~ sureical dressings
made SIS vo'gr,aers 81 American
nea Cross chapters have reached
ne arm.es o. this courageous
ally
Help 20 civilians homhes from
their homes n Great Britain
reached .- heieh, dUsing and
after me Battle o, Britain in
0ANn one our Il every five
homes IL tie country was de-
s'oyei or damaged
Afr re'her more thar $4,000 ooo
a--r.ss q e.9flir- most Of Them
rads rs vo.irteers Mere sent
overseas IS Eug.ari ~ b. dis
tbe,sl hs ;1e Nemers Nolun-
'3-v SERVICES
To mig auf Ola :o- bombed
rs- c.s.ans tor refugees and
even fr- iat cssg ers's q sicS 10
otre, ia countries. ,he American
-ep.a. tnre.sh ,as American
Rcd -os.. Ess4 hetr able 20
tta- a mea-gre q comfort and
we re needs a. these al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
MILLIONS
KNEW ATTACK
WAS COMING

II happens every year. There's always
time when u seems like everybody
has a cold or nearly everybody. So
IT'S good time 20 take every precau-
ton. you can. Don't overeai, over
drink, overdo, and above ali. dress
warmly. And II a cold catches up with
you with its sniffles, clogged nasal
breathing passages and muscle aches
making you feel miserable, yet after
them with old reliable Penetro. the
powerful modern medication with n
base Of the same kind Of old fashioned
mutton suet Grandma used for her
medication. For Pcnetro works two
ways. Outside, counter irritation eases
tlghtneas Of cold-tortured chest mus
cles. Inside. Penetro's specially medi-
Gated vapors help reduce nasal conees-
ton, and relieve coughing. Stainless.
clean, pleasant 70 use. Get a jar now
Generous size 25c. Double supply only
35c. Always demand Penetro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

USO: Mrs. Elizabeth Jeans. Mrs.
Susie Brazil. daughter ruler OF
Beulah Temple. Elks: Mrs. Pearl
Collins. Mrs. Grace Bryant. the
Rev. Geo. Hoagland. ST.: Mrs.
Fuqua. president Of Housewives
league, and Mrs. Alice Gfeiier.
The luncheon was closed with
the singing OF God Bless America
led by Miss Lucille Walker.
Among those in the audience
were: Mesdames Bessie Gwin
Dennis. Mary Watkins, Lillian
Butler. Mary Matthews. Mary
Brown, r. l.. Brady. Carrie Mont
gomery. Janet Shadd. Mary Rob-
erts. Maudestine Young. Pearl
Harris. Marion Merritt. Alcess Ev-
ans. Mamie Diggs Sarah Lewis.
Bertha Lumpkln. Gladys Fleming,
Adellne Dennis, Mary Watkins. Lii
liam Butler. Mary Matthews,
the Rev. Fannie Colbert. Miss
Lillian Rutherford: Mesdames
Katie Goldsmith. p. F. Graves,
Bonnie Mae Moore. Roy Mapp.
Jr.. Roumania Boyd. Alberta r..
Bobic, A. G. Wright. Georgia VI.
Collins, F.. y. Clendening. Mrs.
Floyd Penick. Georgia White. Mrs.
Marie Warren: Mcsdames Kath-
ryn Mann, Dora Hill. Elizabeth
Geans. Fannie Hutchinson. Edna
Foster. Fannie Cody. Alma Thomas.
Leona Solomon. Geraldine Cald-
well, Lloyd Cofer. Eddie Lou Rob-
inson, Anna Mae Stewart. Eliza
beth Peebles-Myers. Georgia HILL
G. A. Marshall. Ada Hall. Helen
Johnson. s. 0. Wilkes. Bessie
Harris Germaine. Helen p. Ruth
erford. Alice Barrett. Emma Petty,
l.. W. Curtis, Geneva Casey, Al
ma Mcmahon. Pearl Penick. Lee
Sommerville. Beta Scott, vivien
Tolbert, Mrs. II. p. Tolbert. Fred
Jones, John p. Young. Dellna
Matter, Jeanetta Welch. r. n.
Melvin. Fay Bruce. CLANCY Mat
thews, Gladys white. Lucille Mar
inavich. Bessie Comply, Geota
Shaifer, Beatrice Richardson. Car
rle Beverly. p. n. Gamble. Lillian
Amos. Gladys Caldwell, Jessie Sla-
ton. Miss Ann Gomez: Mesdamcs
Maredlne Smith. Margaret Jack
son. Marie Lowry. Harry c. Jack
son. c. wickam. Chas. T. Cole. Jas.
Tondee. Katie Debow, Mallnda
Wells. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
War Bond
Luncheon Held

An Interracial War Bon
committee luncheon was held IL
the dining room OF the Detroi
Womens Federation of clubs Sat
urday, Feb. 90. and was highly
successful.
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming. Inter
racial Representative OF Women's
activities. served as mistress OF
ceremonies for the affair The
luncheon was opened with the
national anthem which was follow.
ed by prayer by the Reverend
Horace white. pastor OF the Con.
gregational church. Following a
solo by Miss Geraldine Leary, a
Negro Wac, 1t, Helen l.. Cox,
was introduced. who urged Negro
women 10 join the WAAC's or any
other similar organization which
might speed the day OF victory.
Following a solo by Mrs. Bey-
erly, Mrs. Fleming presented Red
Cross representative. Mrs Pearl
Collins who in turn introduced
various members in the audience.
Mr.. Hartman, representative Of
the Us. Treasury department, was
principal speaker and was intro
duced by Mrs. Fleming. Mr.. Hart
man explained that the Treasury
department has only two ways 10
pay for the war and prevent In
flation, by taxation and by borrow
ing through the purchase OF War
Bonds and Stamps. He explained
the various methods that AWVS
has for increasing the sales OF
War Bonds and Stamps and re-
iterated the need for district vol
unteers for this organization.
Miss Lucille Walker followed
Mr.. Hartman's speech with very
appropriate solo, The Lords
Prayer.
Mrs. Fleming introduced John
Carsiens, Deputy state director OF
the Us. Treasury, State OF Mich
igan, who very surprisingly pre-
sented Mrs. Fleming with a medal
from the Treasury department for
her efficient work in the AwvS
organization. The medal was CRATE
fully received by Mrs. Fleming.
Those at the speakers table
were introduced 10 the audience.
and they re-echoed the plea for
greater sales OF bonds and stamps
TO SPEED victory.
Among those seated AT the
speakers table were: Mrs. Adams.
n director OF Women's Activities
AVIS; the Rev Horace White
pastor OF Congregational church
Mrs. Bernhard Sterne. chairman
OF Public. Relations, Metropolitan
Detroit; Mrs. A. w. Sanders
chairman OF Instruction: Miss Mel.
lie Watts: 1t. Helen l.. Cox
, WAAC; Mrs. Georgia White. grand
state deputy OF Knights Of Pythias
Mrs. Carrie Curtis. Mrs. Lucille
Hubert. Daughter Ruler OF Flor
ence Ames, Elks Mrs. Marie War
rem. Mrs. Ethel Ellis. Mrs. Barton
Beatty. assistant director OF a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
.CHALLENCERS'
ANNIVERSARY

One OF the social events OF inter-
est 70 many in the city was the an
rivsrsary party. Feb. l., Of che
Challcngers CLUB. The celebration
was held az The lovely home Of
Mrs L. c. Chambers on North
field.
The home was beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and ported
rssn's. Paper hats OF green and
white were worn my members and
'ho spirit of fun and geniali,y was
evident throughout the party.
The program featured an intro
duction Of tho members OF the
club 10 The guests. The history OF
The club was given by Mrs. Cattron,
a former president. The president.
Mrs. Mildred Gardena. gave the
rules for the games and the fun
began Games based on current
events. slogan contests. bridge.
fun ana frolic furnished the enter
tainment Prize winners were:
Nesdames Ethel d. Mccain. Emma
Kelley, Fannie Wright. Evelyn
Dennis and Loxley Lavillatost.
Ice cream and cake were served
IN which the clubs color scheme
prefominaied.
Gaes's present included Mes
danes Fannie Bright. Hattie Win
SION Evelyn Dennis. Mildred Green.
Lillian Edwards, Emma Kelley.
Aiocss Evans. y Ogletree. Loxley
Lavilla'ost' Ethel D. McClain and
Elizabeth Washington. Members
were Mesdames Mildred Gar
cena- Rosa Chambers. Ethel Flack.
Aarell Clark. Maude James, Eloise
Cai'ron. Leona Love and Tressie
Tabor Mrs. Bertha Glenn and
Mrs. Louise Alexander were absent
due 10 Illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

; James W. Broome ac,ss =.
master OF ceremonies ana ,,,.
an interesting history Of N. ~.
OF Rev. Derrick from early ehils
hood up To the present.
Prof. Nathaniel Ribbron a..
nished the music. Others ,at,,,
part on the program were. len
uel Austin. solo; Mrs. FraurIr.
Smith, a reading; Mrs. LI,,I.
Clark. a solo: Mrs. Mary Adam,
reading; Mrs. Nancy BAILEY !,
colo: Mrs. Leila Franklin. A r,,s.
ing; and T. j. Norman. remarn
The program ended with ever,
happy participant praying m
tie success of their great paste,
The beautiful dining room xm
quickly changed from meetirs
room 10 an eating room. and o..
eryone enjoyed a delicious lunch.
con which was served hy d,
committee in charge.
The pastor. his daughter. and
two sons. were the center Of a.
traction as they sat together
Those attending and enjoying ,
gala evening were: Mr.. and Nr
Delmar Derrick. Mrs. Sussan
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. James v.
Proome, Mrs. Lizzie Clark. Mn
Fiancis NARROW. Mrs. Dora Wi.
lisms. Mrs. Lena Young. Ms.
Franclne Smith. Mr.. and Ms
Nathaniel Ribbron. Mrs. May
Adams. Mrs. Nancy Bailey Mas
tei Eddie Bailey. Mr.. ard Mn.
Thursion Roberts. Mrs. r. ".
Duncin. Mrs. F.. McCray. Mrs,
Leila Franklin. Lemuel Austin and
T. ]. Norman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

THIS years quota = De'ro.; AID
Wayne Co1--y e e.'v Yer ce7t
higher fsar las' yea- an arrsr-
made rscesssry - '-r-easss IT,
mands o. .ae orrsn.-a,.on T1.s
means that eacl generls COM
tribu;or W, save % s'-s'ch his
generous.iv ss,v Ter Ger. moro
20 meet the 7uo'a.
Red Cross vc,.nfse- workers
will identity themselves a. YOUR
door with the Proper Rsl cross
credentials. Eacn contributor VII
receive The customary Red Gross
service flag FOR d.spisv. IN the
windows ~ homes ana business
establishments Rut the metal
lapel tag viii be Fegiaeel fy q
paper lapel tag 70 avoid rs.rg vital
war materials
For more than 50 years sa~s
President Roosevelt. "'te Are--
ican NatioEai Red Cross has
PLAYED vial role p t.r.ns ~
the wounds 90 me i-rree. II
fheltering. feeding c,ofkire he
homeless. IN sgccori1s -rf rs-
tressed. In renl .rS re kel
and in ~eashli'atr- fAf Victims
OF caias'rophes Q. na.u-4 and az
war"
Relief ~ sr -css 'he
American n-i .osy valued a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

MT all n,r v,-cv...., a. - -.
49, rn.ki,e sh,m. ~ IN"
m tba vines 80 ,.''s -, =.
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nnd tbair f,-i,,.s r r - =
kave tha ,,o,,o- ..,-,,sr.,.. ~ "a
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Thopsards :, re-, 80
are growirg 49, ~. ma
Ming ana ssi,,,g -' s'.t
fennons tbos. . e-p
shat 60 r,arv e,.,,'...'' ''. .. re
poss,hle ~ seeo.. 49,. ..'
nur children r. ..s1 49,
morning risss i, .t-o ~.
nut heath H. everv ir,cn 49, ~
An oranre or bak. ! e.t. &c, ~
followIny fo- 49, 49,. 80. '','
nor menu aa no, .s 49,. 49,.
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Honey orange Cake
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
b With The
&Colors...

SAVANNAH. Ga. - Simmie l..
Casey. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J /.
Casey, 1917 Woodland street, De-
troit. Mich, his been promoted
TO the rank OF sergeant, il was
announced today bv officers oi
his squadron at Hunter Field,
Savannah Army Air Base, Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Sgt. Casey. rs. entered the
service at Fort Custer on April
10. 1912. lie resided at 1917 Wood
land street. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
PEERLESS ART
Il YEARS OLD

The Young vomen's Peerless
Ar club celebrated It's 21st ami
versarv FRIDAY February 10, with
beautiful reception at the Detroit
Association az Womens Clubs
building. This occasion also mark
"a the installation o, the newly
slec.ed officers for the club
The color scheme blue and gold
made colorful setting for the
attractively gowned members and
Their guests Even the lovely cor
sages ot the members carried out
the club colors. Due 10 Illness, the
pres dent % this organization. Mrs.
LeA W. Hendricks. was unable to
ne present. Mrs. Sadie L. Lindsay,
he past president who served sew
enteen years. acted as proxy in
Mrs. Hendricks stead.
Among the many members and
their guests present on the gala
evening we're Mrs. Josephine May,
Mrs Louise Z. Tibbs. Mrs. Mary
Poole. Mss Teresa WYATT, Mrs.
Eleanor H. sullivan. Mrs. Eulalia
WAT. Mrs katherine Williams,
NJ and Mrs. y. Trent Mrs. Nal
iie Hill Mrs. Eva Williams, Mr..
ana Mrs Thomas Russell. Mrs.
Theona washington. Mrs Eliza
he,h WASHINGTON. Miss Essie John
son. Mrs Rosa Greeulee, Mrs.
Evelyn CLARK Mrs. Loire Banks,
tr. and Mrs Charles Allen. Mrs. |
Leon smith Mrs Lot'le Washing
rtn Ms Delph!ne Amos Mrs. ".
+ Perkins, Mrs. Alma Hinton, Mrs.
T Bailey, Mis-. Trvla Page Mr..
and Mrs oscar Bailey. James
Dean. Mr and Mrs. ". 4. Atkins.
Mr. and Mrs Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs r i. Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Mrs. 5. l.. Lindsay
and Miss Mildred Parker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
W. H. BOYDS
VISIT SON

NJ. and Mrs. William II. Bovd
% selma. Ala. arc visiting their
son. T " Boyd local tax con
sultan While here tho senior
Mr. BOYD who IL retired In
surance executive. will assist his
son in his income tax work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
DR.. 0. 0. SWEET
VACATIONS In FLORIDA

Or. o. o. Sweet, 1900 Chene
prominent Detroit dentist. left the
city last Saturday for a few days
vacation in Florida. The popular
tennis star will visit friends and
relatives in Tampa, Miami and
Jacksonville before returning tc
Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
CHARGE HOSPITAL THEFT

NEWTON. fANP)-Colum-
bus and Whitcville officers sun
day. accused Charlie Foster. "a,
alias Joe Harrison. OF White
vile. and his wife. Annie Mae
Foster, OF taking s2.36O from a
Negro hospital In Whitesville on
Christmas dav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
SERVING WAR DEPARTMENT.

NEW ORLEANS AMP Pres
ident Thomas f. Poag OF the
Southern Association OF Dramatic
and Speech art recently sent out
100 news letters from Cornell
university to Negro little theatres
In answer to the call from the
war department to serve the arm
ed forces with plays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
To O. Derrick and Family Principals at Mammoth Banquet
Mrs. Ardenah Stevens Appointed To
Red Cross Subscription Committee

Mrs. Ardens Stephens $500 Stanford avenue, has
been appointed major in her district TO supervise the
Red Cross campaign in March in that region Her ap-
pointmen through Mrs. D Hay. chairman Of So
licitatinr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Choir Of Richmond Baptist Church
Honors Prelate On 10Th Birthday

Members of the senior choir Of the Richmond Stress
Baptist church entertained their pastor the Rev De-,
rick on his SEVENTEEN birthday at the home Mr. Ana
Mrs Thurston Roberts, 951 King avenue, Friday evening
Feb. 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful Thousands havs iesrned mat -sA-
ung 40 nlghn' may SIMPLY mean that me ia
that's your trouble don suffer nerdir~slv syors
lns annoylnf. sleep disturbing rondtion
Iv me-proten. eaay-to-taks Cold MedeI
naenem on Capsules - directed on fhs
sk.se see y They don't help you sleep
oold Mecal HaAriem OIL cao~nis. 49,
oniy soe' Must bsiD you.Eor money bseSi
Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

SALVAGE NFORMATI0N-RN.
DOLPH sss2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
REM EMBER
THIS FIRST

During This Sweeping Wave OF
Miserable Colds
Take no chances in these days Of
spreading colds, count on only depend
able medication when fighting colds
pains and aches Take So. Joseph
Aspirin. No aspirin can do more for
you. None Is faster, none more de-
pendable. In buying aspirin demand
the worlds largest seller nt l0c,
genuine, pure ST. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Roosevelt High
Alumni Dinner

The Roosevelt High School Alumni
will have a dinner Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock in the school cafe
terra which also will be a reunion
for the many classes.
Mrs. Elva c. Wells, assistant prin-
cipal, Is being assisted in the ar
rangements by the members now in
Washington. Mr.. Richard VAIN
right, who has been president of the
alumni. now is on duty with the
Army Air Forces and following the
dinner Tuesday evening there will
be an election of officers.
Reservations for the dinner must
be made with the school offices not
later than tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

bert Bowman, son Of Mrs. Helen l.
Bowman Of this city, which took
place last evening at o'clock in the
brides home.
The brides grandfather, DR.. ]. l.
Taylor of Houston, Tex, gave her
in marriage. She wore gown OF
white marquisette trimmed with
rose point lace from her mothers
wedding gown. Her long veil OF
illusion fell from a headdress of rose
point lace, and she carried a white
prayer book and gardenias.
Miss Geraldine Harman of San
Antonio, served as maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Mar
tha Otto and Miss Jane Suydam
Miss Harman wore yellow marqui-
settle, and the bridesmaids wore
matching gowns of pale green. All
carried bouquets of orange blossoms
Flower girls were Miss Joan Otto
and Miss Betty Binz. Their green
marquisette frocks were similar to
those of the bridesmaids.
Ensign William B. Barrow was the
best man, and the ushers were En-
sign Charles Hayen and Ensign
William Campbell.
Following the ceremony, recep-
tion was held for the guests. Later,
Ensign and Mrs. Bowman left for
a wedding trip. For travelling the
bride wore a gold silk suit with
coffee accessories and white orchids.
They will make their home in Jack
sonville.
Mrs. Bowman attended St. Mary's
Hall in San Antonio and Fairmont
Junior College here. The bride
groom studied at Marion Military
Academy and the United States
Military Academy.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Miss Ida Orn1e
Recent Bride

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Ida Cherry Orme,
daughter of Mrs. John Owens and
the late Mr.. William A. Orme, to
Sergt. Andrew J. Cummings. son of
Mrs. Andrew J. Cummings and the
late Mr.. Cummings.
The ceremony took place May "a
in Our Lady of Lourdes Church and
Father Little off1ciated. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss
Kathryn c. Orme and her brother.
Mr.. Charles T. Orme, served as best
man.
Sergt Cummings is a graduate of
Georgetown Preparatory School and
Georgetown University. He is now
stationed at Camp Ham, Calf.