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Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Give Books Also

And If you have any books
for SerVicemen, include them
with your salvage. Goodwill In
dustries is cooperating with the
Detroit Public Library in the
current drive for books for our
fighting men.
Books listed as desirable are
current fiction and non-fiction
books. technical books published
since 1895, Joke books, games
books and pocket size editions of
current popular books. Maga-
zines are not requested.
If you have a goodly number
Of books of this type. telephone
Randolph 5000 and a Goodwill
truck wll pick them up and
deliver them 10 the book depot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Patriotic Blouse

RIGHT OUT Of grandmothcr's
day is the new blouse that
Martha O'Driscoll has Just
bought-made Of a crisp plaid
taffeta in patriotic tones ofred,
white and blue Martha received
many compliments on this blouse
when Nhe appeared in the studio
not long ago 10 look az a rough
-e4t-ei her latest picture, The
FaIlen SparrnWN
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Co-eds to
Model in
Style Show
BY JOAN DEAN

1gTHE INNER CIRCLE -
l. that beauty and brain
trust of Kern's College Fashion
Sorority VIII go into action again
at Z p. m, Monday 20 present
a Rhyme and Reason Show.
Each model who paradeS the
fashion runway viii reCite IN
verse a la Ogden Nash, a de
Scription of the clothes she
wears. Diana Pollard, Mary
Maloney. Betty Ann Dante and
Betty Jane Mcconnell Of Wayne
University viii model as will
Bea WeekeS and Catherine
CouChlin Of Marygrove College
and Mary Aileen Cassidy OF the
University of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Wall paper Screens

The bedroom in delphinium
blue, powder blue and magenta
is highlighted by wallpaper
screens done by the artist Yer
tes and dominated by two group
ings.
One grouping is the enormous
oversize bed with tufted head
board bordered by baroque
scrolls Of mirror at each
side of the bed are magenta ban
quettes. The other is an exqui-
site dressing table with painted
mirror panels, backed by an
enormous modern mirror and
flanked at each side by an un-
usual arrangement of Chest-on-
chest.
Floral voile curtains, and a
Sheraton mahogany writin &
table complete the bedroom
which combines various periods,
assem- b lie d with charm and
gayety.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

The so-called modern wife" often dis
trusts the hali-knowledge gathered dur
ing her adolescence. But, instead OF en-
teTing wifehood fully equipped with the
intimate facts she needs, she resorts 10
over-strong solutions OF ACIDS for the
douche which can actually burn. scar and
even desensitize delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
has given womankind a sale-yet amaz-
ingly powerful liquid for the douche.
Zonite. So powerful is Zonlte, n kills IN
stantly all germs and bacteria with which
it comes IN contact. Dcodonzcs-by ac-
tually destroying odOrs. leaving no tell
tale odor of its own. Protects personal
oaIntinessl Yet! Zonite IS nou-causuc.
non-poisonous. safe for delicate TISSUES.
over 20.00O.0O0 bottle already bought.
For modern hygienic protection you may
never have known before, get Zonitc 1T
your druggist today.
Free Booklet Tells Intimate Focis Every
@ IoUno Wife Should Know
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Stuffed Hambureers

One pound ground beef, ! tea
spoon salt, y teaspoon pepper.
y cup dry bread crumbs. y cup
milk, dressing, 2 tablespoons
lard and / can condensed soup
Mix meat, seasonings, bread
crumbs and milk. Make into
thin patties. Place a teaspoon of
dressing between two patties and
press edges together securely.
Brown in lard. Add soup, cover
and simmer As minutes. Serves
six.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Dressing

Two tablespoons chopped on
ion. 3 tablespoons butter, Il cup
dry bread crumbs, Il teaspoon
salt, 4 teaspoon pepper, l tea
spoon poultry seasoning and
water.
Brown onion in butter. Add
dry ingredients and enough
water to moisten.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

And Stuffins

HIGH FOOD value and deli
IL cious flavor keep beef pat
ties in the front ranks as
favorite. A variety of season.
ings may be used, and here's a
novel idea for their preparation;
hamburgers filled with a bread
stuffing:
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Also Entertainment

In addition TO the fashion
show there will be entertain
ment-popular songs presented
by Marion Hall of Marygrove,
numbers by the Wayne dance
group and a modern Version of
the boogie woogie ca le d
"Topsy" and the l.. of d. play
ers will do a scene from one of
the current Broadway hits.
There is no charge for all this
fun and everyone interested in
The Inner Circle doings is cor
daily invited, Festivities will
take place in Kern's fourth floor
auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Two Chapters

The fashion show will be pre-
sented in two chapters: warm
weather wearableS starring
slacks, dresses, jumpers and
playSuitS and new. original
color combinations starring date
frocks and exciting dreSs-up cos
tunes.
Florence Shurgin. president Of
The Inner Circle and Shirley
Saccoman. both of Wayne Uni-
versity will preside as mistresSes
of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Add Fruit 10 PUDDING

Bread pudding is popular
standby II can be varied In
many pleasing ways Change
the iiavorlng by adding chopped
fruit and chopped nuts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Child Care Talk Given at Library

p. m. at the Sherwood Forest
Branch Library, 1920 LivernoiS.
This is one in a series of talks
presented by the public library
and the Merrill-Palmer School.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

DR.. HARRY BAKER of the
public schools psychological
clinic will discuss school ADJUST
mentS of children ON Wednesday.
The meeting will be held at 8
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Old and the New

Ile nan VI CdSudl IOOll II liN-
ing proof that contemporary
pieces and eighteenth century
pieces may be happily wed.
Against a peony hand print wall
paper, repetitious chairs in emer-
aid green. gray, cocoa, antique
copper and yellow line up to
form a divan. Drum bookStands
topped by blackamoor lamps
flank each end of the divan-
chairs and a Chinese fretwork
table displays a fine china coffee
set.
Hepplewhite, Sheraton and
Duncan Phyfe merge with grace
and beauty in the dining room
which CLEANS with crystal chan
deliers, carnation wallpaper and
carnation green painted pan
cling.
Breathtaking to the connois-
Seur are the pieces in this room:
a two-pedestal extension table
reproduced from a collectors
original Duncan Phyfe table.
The SeVerton mahogany side
board, a manor piece reproduced
from an original made in 1912;
a Sheraton china cabinet repro
duced from an inlaid mahogany
cabinet and a serpentine chest
server reproduced from a pri-
Vately owned Hepplewhlte chest.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Cans, Books
Collected


IN OUR fine enthusiasm for
a patriotic campaigns-saving
tin cans, waste paper and
kitchen fats, let us not forget
one project that carries on in
both war and peace timeS-the
Goodwill Industries of Detroit.
In order to keep up its work
Of teaching trades 10 handi-
capped young people, Goodwill
Industries need salvage-just
plain household articles you,
Mrs. Homemaker, throw away
every spring as you houSeclean.
rs All Put to Use
Every bit Of salvage collected
by Goodwill Industries is put TO
use. Worn furniture goes 10 the
renovating department where II
is rebuilt, refinished and turned
into something new-like and
useful. y
Old clothing is either dry
cleaned or washed and ironed
then remodeled or cut down 10
smaller sizes. If clothing is too
far gone it is pressed and baled
as rags. then sold to paper COM
panies.
All the work is done by handi-
capped young people, who
through Goodwill Industries, are
learning a trade TO fit them for
a place in life.
Rebuilt articles are offered for
sale in the Goodwill stores and
proceeds are used to help carry
on the work of the organization.
New Lease on Life
Space does not permit re-
counting case histories Of the
many. many young people who
have been given a new lease on
life through the Goodwill In
dustries. but dozens of them,
trained in these shops, are now
working in factories helping
turn out weapons Of war.
But each day brings new peo-
pie TO be trained and each day
brings new need for salvage
the salvage that you are about
to clear out of your home.
Goodwill Industries can use il.
You don't even have TO worry
about carriage, a truck will pick
up your salvage if you telephone
Randolph $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
Two Unusual Pieces

Two exceptional pieces in the
town house living room are the
large breakfront distinguished
by fine paneling, carved friezeS
and delicately fretted doors with
English crown glass, and the
swellfront console.
The swellfront, with its gleam-
ing patina of crotch mahogany
panels, banded by contrasting in
lays is an exact reproduction OF
an old English serving piece and
could be put to many uses in
today's living or dining room.
Moonstone gray pa n elm g ,
chartreuse swirl wallpaper and
flower splashed draperies are
featured in the living room
which abounds with chairs COW
cred with colorful upholstery,
handy tables and unusual lamps.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
FREE:

PART 3, PA GE IA
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

Free Booklet Tells iniinoie Foeis Every
q - Young Wife Should Know
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

This IS only one Of the really classic Carol
Brent bIouses. Comes in The loveIiest rayon
crepe allure. 32-38. Shorf-seeved Blouses
at $2q8.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18

Ask for our famous 3-Ieneths! - the hose
that not only ffs better, but looks better
ond lasts longer too! Sizes 8/2 10 loih.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-18
MONTGOMERY WARD

N creamy rayon crepe or rich rayon satin!
Midrf or gored styles. cut TO fit. 3244.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Society
Clubs
HoI+viIIe O.E.S.
installation
This Friday

HOLTVILLE, Dec. - Alamitos
chapter order Of the Eastern Star
will install its new officers at an
open installation ceremony Friday
night, o'clock, in the headquarters
at the civic center.
Officers-elect are: Betty Harris,
worthy matron; Harry Seaman,
patron Fairy Belle Boyd, associate
matron; Dean Richmond, associate
patron; Mary Mcqueen, conduc-
tress; Verde Cooper, secretary;
Dollie Osburn, treasurer; Kate
Beale, organist; Ada Seaman, chap
lain; Esther Kendrick, marshal;
Della Yearley, Adah; Betty Fergu-
son, Ruth; Phyllis RubidouX. Esther;
Mary Lee Hesse, sister of the
worthy matron-elect, Martha; jose
phine Hoke, Electa; Mary Kendall,
warder; Burnel Osburn, sentinel;
George Yearley. flagbearer; Mar
garet Richmond, 6 associate con-
ductresS.
Installing officers include: Esther
Kendrick, outgoing matron, INSTALL
ing matron; Burnel Osburn, retir-
ing patron, installing patron:
Florence Richards, installing mar
shal; Ruth Cline, installing chap
lain; Grace Harris, mother of the
new matron, honorary installing
matron; Esther Kavanaugh, in
viting matron; Mary Lee Hesse, in
Stalling organist.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Christmas Theme
Emphasized in
Club Program

HOLTVILLE, Dec. Pin keeping
with the approaching Yuletide sea-
son, Holtville Women's club at its
meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the civic center celebrated the
Christmas holiday with a splendid
program and delightful tea hour.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas McShane
of the Holtville Methodist church
gave a splendid Christmas message;
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs of FL Centre,
county chairman of Bible literature,
an inspirational talk on What Is
Our Heritage?" and a choral group
from the Holtville high school under
the direction of Miss Charlotte
Brejcha, a beautiful program of
Christmas music, a narrator telling
the story which was illustrated by
the group with the additional music
of the season.
Mrs. John Zenos, president, con-
Quoted the business meeting, and
afterwards tea was served, the table
with its crystal service and its CEN
terpiece of gorgeous poinsettias and
scarlet candles reflecting the holi-
day theme.
Mrs. L. Anderholt was chairman
of the committee of hostesses,
assisted by Mesdames Ernest Ed
wards, Arthur Gould, Corda Fields,
w. j. Gregg, and Joe Enz.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
HoIiIay Plans
For rHoi+viNe
Junior Club

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 2 - Holtville
Junior Women's club is to have a
busy month, what with a meeting
on Dec. 7, a formal dance on Dec.
II, and Christmas tea on Dec. 16.
The regular club meeting is
scheduled for Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock in the civic center, A. l..
Eaton of Holtville high school being
presented in travel talk. and Mrs.
Edgar Heckenberg arranging a pro-
gram for Christmas music.
The clubs formal dance will take
place the evening of Dec. II in the
Swiss club house, beginning at 10
O'Clock with a supper at midnight.
A popular orchestra will provide
the music.
On Dec. 16, in the club rooms, be-
tween the hours of $3.50 and $50
p. m. the members will have their
annual Christmas tea Mrs. Ray
Rubidoux and her committee being
in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Name Date for
Rummaee Sale

Signal chapter No. 276, Order of
the Eastern Star will hold rum
mage sale on Jan. %, 1914, chapter
officers announced on Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Veronica Lake
Given Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. CUP) -
Blond movie star Veronica Lake,
minus her famed peek-a-boo bob,
today was granted a divorce from
her husband of three years, Maj.
John Stewart Detlie, in an uncon-
tested suit.
Judge Stanley Mosk granted the
decree on the actress charge Of
"cruel and inhuman" treatment.
Detlie, a former studio art direc-
tor, did not appear in court. He
is now stationed at McCord Field,
Wash.
The couple married in September,
1910, and separated last August.
Custody of a two-ycar-old daugh-
ter. Elaine Kcanc, was given Miss
Lake by a settlement agreed to by
both parties last october.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Acacia Makes
Contributions
To War Fund

Acacia farm homo department at
its business meeting Wednesday
voted $12 to the Red Cross COM
fort kits given to servicemen as
they go overseas, and SIS to the
Community War chest, contribu-
tions which will be more than well
coined by the agencies represented.
In addition 10 the above con-
tributions, the group planned center
activities including the annual heart
party the evening of Dec. 13, 7:30,
at the home of Mrs. Guy Littrell,
and the next meeting, Dec. Is, at
the home of Mrs. Gene Sweden
with Mrs. Donald Cowan as CO.
hostess
The center met at the Dan Ma
chado home with Mrs. Machado and
Mrs. Albert Lehman as hostesses
for the pot luck luncheon.
Mrs. Bill Lyons won the door
prize, and the others present were:
Mesdames Donald Cowan, A. G.
Walton, Harold Rolander, Guy Lit
trell, Gene Sweden, John Moore,
M. c. Norris.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Many Events
Al ready Listed
For Holidays

For the convenience of individuals
and organizations of the city, the
Post Press maintains a master
calendar with q schedule of all
future events and suggests that
since already a number of Christ
mas affairs have been listed, that
organizations planning sim a /
events consult the society editor in
regard to dates SO that there will
be no conflict.
To date, in addition to the regu-
lar December meetings of organi-
cations, most of which are in the
nature of Christmas programs, the
following events have been planned.
Centrals senior play, Dec, 10, IL;
Junior Ten Thousand club, dance,
Holtville Junior club dance, Dec.
II; Methodist choir concert, Dec.
IL, Dec. 49, Delta Sigma Chi dance,
Dec. II; Entire Nos club dance,
Dec. 18; Christmas program by
Music Teachers association, Dec 20;
Wilson school Christmas program,
Dec. 81; Christian church musicale,
Dec. "a; Jobs Daughters dance,
Dec. 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Gunnery Class
Gives PARTY

Celebrating their graduation, the
air gunnery class "a at the Marine
Air training station, recently gave
a dinner dance at the Hacienda in
the California hotel, some 40 men
attending.
Red Cross junior hoStcsscs under
the chaperonage of Mrs. w. j.
Mcaghcr served as partners for the
men.
A special orchestra supplied the
music for The dance, attractive holi-
day decorations lending additional
festivity.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Announcements
OF Meetings

Chapter CIV, P.E.O., will meet
Saturday at 1890 noon at the home
of Mrs. Norman E. Dupont, Sis
Wcnsley avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Junior Club S
Formal Dance
Next Week

"Candlelight Ball. is the pretty
theme the Junior Ten Thousand
club has chosen for its formal dance
to be given the evening of Dec. II
at O'Clock in the club house.
Bids are now out and all club
members, former members and
their friends are welcome to at
tend. These bids may be obtained
from any of the following members:
Mrs. Don Bradshaw, chairman;
Johnny Johnson, Hulda Free,
Dorothy Dobel, Nowasso Westover,
Glenn Schultz, Mrs. Edward NAL
jean, Mrs. John Fraser.
Attractive holiday decorations
and music by a special orchestra
will make this party most enjoyable.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
New ArriveIs
At Hospital

FL Centros hospitals nursery has
number of new arrivals among
whom are the following babies
born:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Bryant,
Dec. /, girl, seven pounds, nine
ounces;
To Mr.. and Mrs. K. Caratan,
Nov, 80, daughter, eight pounds,
IL ounces;
To Major and Mrs. Max r. Read
Jr., son, Max r. Read III, Nov.
29
To Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Davidson. a
daughter, seven pounds one-half
ounce, Nov 30.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Harris, a
son, six pounds, 8ai ounces, Nov.
20: 4,
To Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Spencer,
Nov. 30, a daughter, seven pounds,
q ounce;
To Mrs. H. Newman, daughter,
Nov. 27, weight five pounds, Is
ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
El Centro Woman
Has Relatives
On GrisphoIm

Safe arrival of the exchange liner
Glipsholm Wednesday was good
news for at least one Ell Centran,
Mrs. p. B. Schoonmaker, whose
sister. brother-in-law, and nephew
were aboard, being three of 1923
repatriated Americans.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Kautoo, and
their 10-year-old son, have been
prisoners in a Japanese concen-
tration camp somewhere near
Pieping for the last two years. Mr..
and Mrs. KaItto are missionaries
for the Plymouth Brethren Assem-
bly, and have been in China for
some six years.
The last word Mrs. Schoonmaker
had of them was in letter mailed
to another sister, Mrs. w. T. Oden
of Venice, sent by the Red Cross,
which was written last May and
which she just received.
Mrs. Kautoo is also a sister of
Ray Kramar and attended Imperial
high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
First Baptist Church to Give
Reception for New Pastors

program and refreshments will be
served afterwards.
The affair is open to all friends
and members Of the church.
Speakers will be Mayor Robert
w. Hatton; Rev. Mr.. r. C. Rogers,
head of the ministerial associa-
ton and the Rev. Mr.. H. B. Charles
of the Second Baptist church.
Music will be supplied by Patricia
James and Dorothy Hatch with
Mrs. E. N. D. Hatch at the piano.
World Wide Guild girls will serve.