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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
British Magazine Reminds
Us How Lucky We Are
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

hangers indoors wear a
house dress or Stacks"
This being the January issue
=. on page one. we find
Resolutions for 1913.
/ resolve:
To simplify housekeeping in
every way that l can 10
be methodical but not miser-
able about il 10 alter, bat
not TO lower, the standards Of
my home.
To quench the sudden spirit
of "Oh bother, why shouldn't l
have bit of pleasure some
times?" that arises unbidden at
odd moments, and is always fol-
lowed by a burst of spending
TO remember that thou
sands of people are having no
pleasure at all.
To keep the place cheerful
so that the children will
remember the war years, not as
a time when Mummie was al
ways grumbling, but as a time
of new and exciting and some
how funny adjustments to life.
To remember that il I'm not
getting much fun this war, old
people are getting even less
they have lost their car
rides. their night caps, their
blazing fires and much of
the younger companionship that
warmed their hearts.
Lucky America!
All of which should remind us
here in America that we still
live in the land of plenty
we still have enough gas
(Which the British call petron
to visit grandma she still
has a blazing fire to warm her
heart and bones we still
have fresh eggs 81. and but
ter (now and them sugar
enough TO make tea cakes and
fat in which to brown the
uou6lIlulS.
But help is scarce you'll
do well TO attend classes that
teach you how to fix the water
pipes there's work to be
done for the Red Cross and
other war activities your
attention is needed to organize
your neighborhood into Neigh
borhood War Club.
We must resolve to be
cheerful get our fun out of
the petty annoyances of ration
ing war is a serious bust
ness O.. but we need not sink
into utter misery.
Right now I'm looking for
an alley so can wash my
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Wartime Marketing
Pork Liver on Tonigh Dinner Menu

Here are recipes for the pork
combination and apple snow.
Pork Liver
(Spanish Sauce and Pens)
n pound pork liver
Salt
Flour
l small onion
tablespoons lard or fat
? cups cooked tomatoes
2 cups cooked peas.
Slice liver in Il inch slices.
Cut in / inch pieces. Season
and dredge with -four. Brown
sliced onion and liver in lard or
fat. Add tomatoes. Cover and
cook slowly 20 to 80 minutes.
Serve over hot cooked peas.
Apple Snow
l cup unsweetened applesauce
] egg white
1-16 teaspoon salt
u cup sugar.
Chill applesauce. Beat egg
white with salt until stiff. Beat
in sugar and add >applesauce.
Serve over gingerbread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27


teresting little magazine
the British edition of Good
Housekeeping. Good Housekeep-
ing has been published in Eng
land these many years
but this is the first l have seen
of the wartime issue re-
duced to pocket size, reminding
us that over there ration
ing is really noticeable.
And l am even more reminded
as / peIuse the contents
especially the recipes.
Let us use potatoes in every
way that we can, advises the
Good Housekeeping home econ
omist for they are plenti-
full indeed, our potato
crop is the envy of all Europe.
And thus, she presents recipes
for Scrambled Potatoes
Sausage and Potato Seal
lops Potato Dumplings
Potato Doughnuts
Nutty Potato Cakes Po-
tato Pancakes and a lot
more.
Under a heading Dishes
for Tea comes the potato
doughnut recipe, which you
might file away. ladies, just in
case we, too. get down TO brass
lacks or potatoes.
Potato Douehnuts
One pound of potatoes. 4
ounces of -four, / level table
spoonful dried egg Tor a fresh
egg), jam and Drowned bread
crumbs.
Steam the potatoes and, while
still hot, skin them and rub
them through a sieve, then work
in the -four and egg TO form a
dough. Divide into portions
about the size of an egg. fiatten
the pieces of paste a little, put
a small spoonful of jam in the
center and close up TO form a
little dumping. wetting the
hands TO shape them.
Cook in boiling water for 10
minutes, then drain and toss IN
the Drowned bread crumbs. Serve
very fresh.
There You Arel
Well, there you are
wartime cookery as IL Is done
in England. All of the recipes
call for dried egg -four is
given in ounces and In
many instances the recipes call
for "a little -four"
The doughnuts, you will note,
are dropped in water not
deep fat, as we understand
doughnuts.
No mention OF butter is made
in any of the recipes it's
margarine or drippings in
one we note it reads "a
knob Of margarine.
Maintenance
There's a section titled
Maintenance and lessons
are given in home repair
how To mend a coal scoop
if the bottom is giving out, you
reinforce it with a layer of ce-
ment.
That sur" that collects on the
bottom of the tea kettle
may be removed by filling the
kettle with luke warm water,
adding for each pint of water
tablespoon OF vinegar. Let
stand 3 10 4 hours not
over night. Then empty, rinse
thoroughly and there YOU
are.
In the needlework department
we find design for a tea coy.
In the conservation depart
ment readers are reminded
of the necessity of caring for
their clothes 10 make them
last take of your street
clothes the moment you come
in brush and place on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
$ Us

Color combined with
flashing dots in a jun
ior success style that's
sure TO put youn g
carts in a bright
frame of mind for
good times ahead. Pert
two-piecer with a car
digan-type spun rayon
jacket that has APP
pliqued flowers bloom
ing from two neat
pockets. In luggage
with green; green with
luggage; green with
red; or red with navy.
Sizes 9 TO IS. Others
for juniors, misses and
women.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

Geo. Swank, Jr., former Bluffton
high school coach, now in army
training at Camp Perry spent the
week end here. Swank recently re-
covered from an operation for ap-
pendicitis which he underwent in an
army hospital.
Use m-O-Kleen, the shampoo
cleaner for upholstery and rugs.
Cleans easily and quickly. Will not
injure the finest fabric. Basinger's
Furniture Store. If
B. F. Ebay of Delphos, was here
Wednesday to visit his brother. N. R.
Ebay, patient in Bluffton hospital.
The Delphos man is former resi-
dent of Orange township. His son.
w. o. Ebay, formerly connected with
the Chase National Bank of New
York city is now serving as captain
with the army air force in Africa
on anti submarine duty. The latter's
address is: Capt. w. 0. Elzay, 1st
Anti Sub. Sqdn., co Postmaster.
New York, New York.
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Music Festival Will
Be Held Here Nay I

Replacing the music contests of
former years, a music festival, to
which nearby schools have been in
vited, will be held at Bluffton High
school on the evening of May /, it
was announced at the school this
week.
The festival plan is being used be-
cause more schools will participate
and transportation facilities can be
arranged easier than in the case of
the larger number of students in
volved in the contests, it was stated.
Each school is invited to send a
minimum of three girls and four
boys. These students will supple
ment the Bluffton A Capella choir,
and the girls and boys choruses.
The three groups will sing under
the direction of Oscar w. Jones of
Findlay, who is president of the Ohio
Music Education association. A re-
hearsal will be held in the afternoon
before the concert.
Many acceptances have already
been received and final plans are be-
ing made for the presentation.
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Death Claims Area
Resident; Wife UL

Death claimed Elmer Ellsworth
Weaver, 81, Allen county retired
farmer well known in the Bluffton
district, last Wednesday night as
his wife continues to be in a critical
condition with pneumonia at the
Lima Memorial hospital.
oBth were taken to the hospital
last Wednesday afternoon. Both had
been i'll for some time. Their home
is located one and one-half miles
west of Beaverdam on the Lincoln
highway. Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at the Lewis
Chapel in Lima with the Rev. Baugh
of Beaverdam officiating. Burial was
at Rockport cemetery.
Surviving are one son, j. r. Of
Lima, one brother, Oscar of Colum-
bus Grove and one sister Mrs. Emma
Jane Barber of Beaverdam.
Some slight Improvement has been
noted in the condition of Mrs. Weav-
er.
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BLuftOn Woman Has
Her 95th Birthday

Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, aged Bluff
ton woman, observed her 95th birth
day anniversary at her home on
North Lawn avenue, Saturday.
A family gathering in honor of the
occasion was held on Sunday with
her son and three daughters present.
They are: Mrs. Ella Long, Mrs. An
ma Garlinger, Mrs. Josephine Carna-
han all of Bluffton, and Alfred
Landis of Celina.
Also calling during the day were:
Mrs. Helen Wells, Mrs. Inez Long,
Mrs. Mary Manages, Mrs. Gleason
and Mrs. Zohrn and Miss Eta Beals.
Mrs. Parrish is enjoying fair
health but still bears effects of a
fall of three years ago when she
sustained broken leg. She ex-
pressed appreciation for the many
cards and flowers sent on the occa-
sion of her birthday anniversary.
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WANT-ADS

See me for lawn mower sharpen
ing and repairing. Chas. Young,
Bluffton phone 214-T. 81
A great special on Avon. Nice
Easter gifts. See Mrs. Fred Hahn,
216 w. Elm St.
Am desirous of obtaining en-
velopes containing Swiss stamps be-
tween years 1845 to 1860 for refer
ence work in order to trace the early
Swiss postal history. Any help you
may be able to give will be greatly
appreciated. u. S. envelopes be-
tween same dates also wanted. Send
for inspection and cash offer to B. c..
Robinson MRS. Robinson-nee AM
stutz) 1891 Plainfeld Rd., South
Euclid, Ohio, or leave sealed with
Mr.. Edwards at Basinger's Furni-
ture Store i'm Bluffton for my in
spection and offer. If
Would like to contact someone
planning trip to Los Angeles, Calf,
as | wish to make the trip but do
not care to travel alone. Anyone
interested please write to Mrs. C. +.
Thompson, 224 Bellemonte ST., Mid
dletown, Ohio, or address letter to
Route l, Bluffton, Ohio, and same
will be forwarded.
Wanted-Good corn and oats.
Truck will call. Master Feed Mill,
phone 317-W.
Wanted-To rent room in modern
Bluffton home. |. N. Harris, 124 S.
Jackson street.
Wanted-To buy saddle for riding
horse. Phone CAST.
Wanted-Home for a-year-old
Irish Setter. Farm preferred. Arden
Baker.
Wanted-Clean light weight cotton
rags, will pay 6 cents per pound
Bluffton News office. If
Wanted-To buy wool. Russell
Amstutz, 161 Mound St. Phone
441-W. So
Wanted-To buy tract of between
10 and 20 acres of land without
buildings near Bluffton. All replies
confidential. Address Box M, care
Bluffton News. 81
For rent-Large front sleeping
room for two girls; innerspring mat
tress; also good garden lot for rent.
Inquire 213 N Main St.
For sale-One mixed coach and
rat terrier pup. Harvey Moser, 3la
miles west Of Bluffton.
For sale-Good feeding corn and
Siberian oats. E. p. Steiner east
of town.
For sale-Good used Westinghouse
refrigerator. Princess Basinger, 364
Cherry st. Phone 461-W.
For sale-The Edw. Battles prop
erty on Cherry ST.; modern house
with hot water furnace, garage and
barn; double lot with garden and
fruit trees. See Mrs. Goldie Battles,
Bluffton, Route l. So
| For sale-Used Estate coal and
wood range in good condition.
Basinger's Furniture store.
For sale-Spike tooth harrow,
grain drill and mower; also II acres
of corn ground for rent. A. F.
Albro, 3 miles north on Dixie.
/ For sale-Eight piece dining room
suite. Lyman Barnes, Bluffton
phone.
For sale-18 squares of heavy nat,
ural slate roofing in excellent condi
ton. Nail holes are drilled. Wilbur
Steiner, phone 629Y. t
| For sale-Piano in good condition
Inquire 122 Grove st.
/ For sale-Load of timothy hay
| last seasons cutting. VIM. Habeg
ger, miles north of town.
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PAGE rvvrr

failing health for five years.
Mrs. Williamson was born October
Is, 1887, the daughter Of Abraham
and Millicent (Lombard) Hamilton.
In 1910 she was married to Mr..
Williamson. She is survived also by
a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Marshall,
Lafayette, grandson, Merlin Marsh
all; brother Roy Marshall of Find
lay and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Cor
rell and Mrs. Edna Capriani, both
of Cleveland. A daughter died in
infancy.
Rev. Paul Zimmerman, pastor of
the Olive Branch church of which
she was member, will officiate at
the services. Burial will be in Cam
nonsburg cemetery.
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Where Our Soldier
Boys Are

Sgt Donivan R. Berry, 35018261
Seth Evacuation Hospital
A. P. o. 3784, co Postmaster
New York City
Pfc. James Burkholder, 35277597
Btry. c, 14Oth F. A. Bn.
A. P. o. 81, co Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Pvt. George Burkholder, 15359215
Flight z, A. A. F. T. T. C.-M. T. e
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Pfc. Norman Lugibihl, 39549259
Co. F, 1st @. NJ. s. R., Bldg. 1460
Camp Lee, Virginia
Pvt. Eugene Augsburger
Co. A, 1st Bn. 1st Regt., Bks. TOP
Shenango, P. r. D.
Greenville, Pennsylvania
Pfc. Allen Wilson
Co. F, 394th Inf. A. p. 0. 449
Camp Van Dorm, Mississippi
Pfc. Ralph Waltz
Co. B, 61st Med. Bn.
A. p. o. 402, c/o Postmaster
Nashville, Tennessee
Pfc. Robert McCune, 35765758
Co. A-3, A. S. S. A, L. S. u.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
H. Jack Clark, Ph. M. SIC
Post Dispensary
Marine Barracks
Dental Technician
Quantico, Virginia
Pfc. Melvin X. Nusbaum
Troop B, 8th Engineers Sqdn.
1st Cavalry Div, End Platoon
Fort Bliss, Texas
Pfc. Robert w. Meyer ~
36l 7. S. S., Barracks 207
Scott Field, Illinois
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EbeneZer Broadcast

Music by the intermediate group
will be featured in the Sunday broad
cast of the Ebenezer Mennonite
church over Findlay radio station
WIN at 4:30 p. m. Miss Vidella
Bucher is director and Mrs. VIM.
Althaus is accompanist.
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Radio Sermon Series

Keeping Faith in War Times is the
topic of the radio address to be Civ
en- by the Rev. A. C. Schultz, pastor
of the Ebenezer Mennonite church
and Bluffton college Bible professor,
in the Living Today series to be
given over Findlay radio station
WIN Friday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock, fast time.
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Orange TOlUnship
Woman Succun,bs

Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel
A. Williamson, So, wife of John VIII
hanson of Orange township, will be
held at the Olive Branch United
Brethren church Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, slow time.
She died at her home Tuesday
morning at 2:25 o'clock after being
bedfast for six weeks. Her death
was caused by lukemia. She was in
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Pandora

| lne TdHuord A1iSH SCHOOL cn0ruS
group gave a very good musical pro-
gram Friday evening. Miss Marcella
Peterson directed the performance.
Word was received Friday that Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Lehman of Algonac.
Mich. are the happy parents of baby
girl form Friday morning. They have
named her Nancy Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Lehman are the Paternal
| grandparents.
! Leo Mansfield who spent the last
few years with Sarah Basinger, left
Friday to live with his sister in Con-
tinental.
Donavin Diller, Hiram Kohl, Jr.,
Charles Boehr and Clair Schumacher
attended youth conference at Moody
Bible institute several days this week.
Albert Burry's have purchased the
Mrs. Tony Frantz property. Mrs.
Frantz will move into the Roy Cook
apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Steiner and
son, Mrs. Rudolph Helm and daughter
Laverne of Detroit spent the week
end in the Ed Steiner home.
Miss Ruth Boaz made trip to
Cleveland last week.
The Pandora Grange met with the
Pleasant Township Grange Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Sutter and dau-
ghter Irene moved in with Lwellyn
Geiger on Saturday.
The Richard Krohn family moved
into their home formerly occupied by
Cleo Neuenschwanders
A large audience attended the pro-
gram by the Bible School pupils of
the grade school at the Grace church,
Sunday evening.
Miss Phyllis Huser of Monroe,
Mich. and Hrs. Homer Baumgartner
and family of Delphos spent the week
end with Philensonk Huser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BURY are the
parents of baby boy born Monday
| morning
Lorraine Badertschers are moving
into the house formerly occupied by
Martin Grismores.
Paul Neuenschwander of Lima spent
| the week end with his grandmother,
Mrs. Tony Frantz.
The Women's Advance club met
with Mrs. L. S. Hatfield on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Johns of Van Vert
was the speaker and Mrs. Iner Ba-
singer furnished special music.
DR.. Milo Rice and his family sur
prised the community by coming here
Thursday afternoon. DR.. Rice who
has been in Military duty in Texas
since last fall, left Friday for Penn
sylvania where he will resume his
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Neuenschwand-
er of Fort Wayne, Ind, visited Ed
Lightners Friday. Their children,
Phyllis and Bobby had spent the week
| in the Leightner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ramseyer and
family of Jackson, Mich, visited in
the Mrs. David Basinger home last
week.
Mrs. Israel Gerber passed away
last Tuesday morning. The funeral
was held last Friday afternoon at the
Grace Mennonite church.
Mrs. Waldo Suter and daughter of
Waterville, brought Mrs. Mertie Reese
and Miss Hattie Krohn to their homes
last week. Mrs. Reese and Miss
Krohn had visited in the Suter home
several weeks.
The Mems Fellowship of the Grace
church will show the life of St. Paul
in sound pictures at the church, Sun
day night at s o'clock, slow time.
The pictures portray highilghts in
the career of st. Paul and admission
is free to the public.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

Moon; Accordion Music, Dale Bas-
niger; Special Features by birthday
group, Leonard Gratz, MILFORD
Gratz, Rollie Moser, Esmond Grif-
fifth, Ernest Gratz and Marshall
jennings; Birthday Treat.
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Federation Meeting


Home Nursing Course
Bluffton women may enroll in the
home nursing course given every
Wednesday and Friday nights at the
Blutfton High school cafeteria at s
o'clock. Women may attend only
part time if they care to do, so, it
was stated by Mrs. w. f. Diller,
chairman.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
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'They Give their Lives-You Lend
Your Money"
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clubs, lodges
and Societies

Lions Club
A lecture on prison life by two
former convicts, the Boggs brothers,
and movie entitled Life in the
Ohio Penitentiary" will feature the
Lions club meeting at the Walnut
Grill Tuesday night at 6:15 o'clock.
Auxiliary Organizes
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bluff
ton Community hospital held its
organization meeting last Tuesday.
The following officers were elected
for two year term: Mrs. d. w.
Bixler, pres; Mrs. Ida Kibler, vice.
pres; Mrs. Noah Niswander, End
vice-pres.; Mrs. Arthur Amstutz,
3rd vice-pres.; Mrs. Cliff West, secy.;
Mrs. Stella Huber, treas.
Federation Meeting
In anticipation of the banquet to
be sponsored by the Bluffton Fedora
tion of Womens clubs on Tuesday
evening, April 27 general COM
mittee meeting of the officers of
Federation will be held at the home
of Mrs. |. w. Bauman, on the
corner of Jackson street and Kibler
road, Tuesday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock.
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Bluffton Garden Club

Bluffton Garden Club
The Bluffton Garden Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ed Smith,
corner of Elm street and Kibler road
Friday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Ray Hilty is assistant hostess.
The following program will be pre-
sented: Parade of Wild Flowers,
Miss Alice Ludwig; Succession of
Garden Blooms, Mrs. Paul Whitmer.
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Poinsettia Club
The Poinsettia club will meet at
the home of Miss Theresa Slusser
this Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock. The following program will
be given: Red Cross First Aid, Mrs.
Ed. Conaway; Modern Religious
Leaders of the Day, Mrs. Forrest
Harmon and Mrs. Clayton Murray;
Radio Quiz; Roll Call, Women of
the Bible.
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Alice Freeman Club

Alice Freeman Club
Alice Freeman Club met at the
home of Mrs. w. M. Niswander
Wednesday afternoon. The follow
ing program was presented; Birds,
Mrs. c. F. Niswander; Insects, Bugs
and Frogs, Mrs. B. w. Travis.
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All-Day Sewing
Ladies of the Eastern Star
chapter will hold an all-day sewing
and covered dish dinner at the home
of Mrs. J. S. Steiner Tuesday.
G.. r. Woman's Council
The Girl Reserves Woman's Coun-
Gil will meet at the G.. r. room at
Bluffton High school Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock for election of
officers and payment of dues.
Richland Grange
The Richland Grange will meet
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock. The
following program will be presented: !:
Song, The Old Rugged Cross; Roll
Call, Easter Bible Verse; Vocal
Solo, "In the Garden, Alma AM
stutz; Easter Story, Clara Jennings;
Topic, Conservation" Miss M'Della
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Century Circle

Century Circle
The Century Circle met at the
home of Mrs. M. ID. Soash Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Ocie Anderson
was assistant hostess. The follow
ing program was presented: Re-
spectfully Yours, Annie, Mrs. Clair
Fett; Home By the River, Mrs. D.
r. Tripplehorn.
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Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the
Bethel church met at the home of
Mrs. Charles Baker on Thursday.
Work was devoted to quilting and
sewing. A cafeteria dinner was
served at noon followed by a pro-
gram. The devotional and business
sessions were in charge of Pres. Mrs.
lola Crist who read the Scripture.
Prayer was given by Mrs. Lydia
Morrison. Minutes were read by
Sec'y. Alberta Hartman.
Present were: Lena McHenry,
Lydia Morrison, Grace Morrison,
Alice Davis, Ethel Dearth, Clara
Taloy, Alberta Hartman, Mabel
Dearth, Grace Toland, Beulah Daft
Ruth Henry, Virginia Staley, Bess
Remaley, Goldie Oldham, Zola Girls,
and hostess Goldie Baker, all mem
bers. Also present were: Mrs
Beulah Cook, Mrs. Geo. Bame and
daughter Marilyn, Mrs. Harvey Gal
liant and daughter Vivian Ruth, Mrs
Mona Kelly, M. Gorby, Karen ane
Kent Staley.
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Eastern Star Chapter

Eastern Star Chapter
The regular meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star will be held Friday
night at s o'clock. Initiation will be
held and refreshments will be serv-
ed. Evelyn Beals, w. M.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

DESFSA AT TACHES HERSELF TO SUNDAR|S
UNIT AND DALE ALONGSIDE FLASH,
AS HIS BAND SILENTLY EOROS THE
CIRCLE BEHIND NO6ARO|S FORCE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
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