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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30

Food and water are essentials for
good looking, long wearing furni-
ture according to Joseph Downs,
curator of the beautiful old furni-
ture in the American wing of New
York City's Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
Downs says that the housewives
greatest mistake is placing fine
pieces in overheated rooms. Furni-
ture should not be subjected to an
artificial temperature of more than
68 degrees. Dry heat draws out
the moisture and causes the Under
layer of wood on veneered pieces to
shrink and the upper layer to peel
Off.
Steps to preserve furniture in
clude the feeding of furniture with
wax or oil twice year The best
food is also the cheapest according
to Downs and can be prepared at
home. 1t is a mixture of equal
parts of boiled linseed oil, turpen-
tine and vinegar. This should be
shaken thoroughly before each ap-
plicatlon and when the furniture is
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
i1oItviIIe Women's Club
Beqin Year Next Week

in Fresno last May.
Plans for the year will be dis
cussed and all club work organized
Following the pleasant tradition
of the club, the Holtville Senior
women's organization will give a
tea for all new women In the COM
munity on Wednesday afternoon in
the club rooms at the civic center,
$3.50 O'Clock. Past presidents of the
club will be guests of honor also.
Mrs. Edgar Heckenberg, music
chairman, has arranged a program
of music for the occasion and Mrs
John zenos, president. and the
club executive board, will be hos
teSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
By the Imperial County USDA
War Pnard Inform, tipn Editors

By the Imperial County USDA
War Board Information Editors
Several people have come to the
war board office to complain that
their agriculture deferred employees
were loafing or quitting. When we
asked why they didn't report to the
selective service board, they said
they Just didn't like to do that.
We can't cuss in this column but
we'd like to! That isn't the right
attitude
Men who are deferred to do farm
work should be doing farm work or
else should be inducted.
Win you ask for deferment of a
farm hard by signing 42-A, you
agree to keep selective service post
ed if that man changes jobs. II
you don't do it, you are just as
dishonest as he is if he doesn't re-
port the job changes.
BINDING ON FARMER
We don't want to ask anyone to
be stool pigeon but the agree
ment you make when you sign a
request for. deferment is just as
binding on yor, as a lease on a
farm.
Failure to make the necessary re-
ports to selective service is just as
unpatriotic as giving direct assist
ance to a draft dodger and is un-
fair to every man from Imperial
county inducted into the armed
forces. It's sabotage.
One thing we can't brag about is
our success in getting relief from
the limitations on ammunition. 1t
looks like we will just have to re-
concile ourselves to letting the arm
ed forces have the ammunition to
fight the Nazis and Nips.
From the national viewpoint the
instances of damage to crops by
birds are probably so few that they
do not warrant special considera-
ton.
Don't get the idea that we have
given up, though. We have point
ed out to the state war board and
the WPB by telephone that if we
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Girl Reserves
Cabinet Meets

Central Girl Reserves will give
their annual welcome for all fresh
man girls and all girls who are new
students at Central high school on
Thursday, Oct. 7.
Plans for this event, as well as
for the first half of the year, were
outlined at the cabinet meeting
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Fannie G.. McCrory, $50 Olive
avenue.
Advisors for this year are Miss
Margaret Mckinley and Miss Jean
Dudley, both of whom we're in at
tendance as was Mrs. j. L. Dubois
Sr. YWCA secretary.
Jeanne Delp, new president, pre-
sided capably at the meeting and
the other cabinet members present
were: Phyllis Justman, Carolyn
Coree, Esther Weakley, Mae Cash
Audrey Macurda, Rosella Ritter.
Miss Mckinley served refresh
ments 10 the group at the close OF
the meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Two Share Honors
At Party

Mrs. H. E. Shelby, the former
Jean Donohue and a recent bride,
shared honors with Mrs. T. C. Riggs,
jr., at bridge luncheon given Wed
nesday at the officers club, Camp
Ell Centre.
Mrs. Riggs, who comes from Beau
mont, Texas, is 1t. Stanton's sister
and is visiting the Stantons.
The strains of the traditional
wedding march greeted Mrs Shelby
as she entered the rooms and she
was further surprised by the hand
kerchief shower given by the group.
Other guests we're: Mesdames T.
j. McQuade, w. Kessler, Karl Vol
ter, c. w. Nelson, j. j. Courtney,
0. j. BroSSeau.
In the bridge game the high score
prizes were won by Mrs. Riggs and
Mrs. Nelson.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
John S+uders
Have 7 wins

The Fred Bingelli family nov
boasts three sets Of twins for on
last Saturday twin daughters were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Studer
of the Alamitos district, the babies
being born in the Griffin hospital
Calexico, one weighing 5i2 pounds
and the other, 61a pounds at birth.
Mrs. Studer is daughter of
Fred Bingelli, and two other daugh-
ters are also the mothers of twins
Mrs. Walter Locker of the Mt Sig
nal district and Mrs. Robert Zen
Ruffinen of San Fernando valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
!
| ! !
SUGAR

SUGAR
Stamp No. Id good through Oct.
81 for pounds. No. Is, f6 good
for 5 pounds each for home can
ming through Oct. 81.
SHOFS
Stamp No. 18 good through Oct.
81 for one pair of shoes.
GASOLINE
"a" Book coupon good through
Sept. 21.
CANNED GOODS
Blue stamps r. S and 7 good
through Sept 20; U, v and w good
through Oct. 20.
MEAT. p-'~---ER, CHEESE, OILS
Red stamps x. \ and 2, (Ration
Book D, good through Oct. 2; brown
stamps A and B (Ration Book -
good through Oct. 2.
Brown stamp c (Ration book g.
good through Oct. 30)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30

Rural Recreation Council vii
this winter again sponsor the popu-
lar series of old time dances, first
of which is scheduled for this Fri
day night, Oct. |, 9 o'clock in the
Veterans hall.
This is the 14th winter that the
council has sponsored dances and
parties, the original purpose being
to introduce to the different farm
communities of the valley inexpen-
siye entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Mother of Former
0PA Chieftain Dies

BRIDGETON, N. j., Sept. 30
(UP)-Mrs. Ida C. Henderson, II,
of Millville. mother of former Price
Administrator Leon Henderson, died
at Ivy Hall, here, today. She has
been i'll since Sunday.
Mrs. Henderson, an active worker
in the Methodist church, is surviv
ed, in addition to her son, by a
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Stadler of
Los Angeles! sister, Mrs. Keziah
Haines, Tiffon, O.. two brothers,
Harry Beebe, Millville and Ham
mond Beebe, Fries Mill, N. j., and
three grandchildren.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
FLAG OVER THE
PLOW

did not get shells here in very
few. days they coCld write $4,000
acres of milo off the books.
They know also that 5000 acres
of mature rice are involved as well
as new seedlings of alfalfa. barley
and flaxseed totaling 10000 acres.
NO PROMISES
Perhaps our shouting will bring
special action but we aren't making
any promises.
We have tried the revolving
searchlight attack on the duck
problem, too, without too much
success.
New crawler-type tractors are 60
ing to be even more scarce in I'M
perial Valley than they have been
unlss the county war board is sue
cessful in its effort to get an in
crease in the quota.
ALLEGATION is now on state and
county quota basis. Tentative fig
ures give California about 100
crawler tractors for the last quar-
ter of 1943 and the breakdown
made by the state war board gives
Imperial county from four to eight
machines.
Last Thursday the county war
board passed a strong resolution
urging that our quota be increased.
We backed it up with facts show
ing the value of the crops we raise,
the hours that such tractors are
commonly operated in the valley,
the acreages of crops farmed and
the kinds of operations requiring
tractors.
Well, anyway, there is phosphate
fertilizer coming into the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Announcements
OF Meetings

Last meeting on First Aid for the
Red Cross motor corps was set for
Thursday night, 7:30 o'clock at the
Eastside fire hall with regular drill
at the high school resumed next
Thursday.
Mrs. Freeman c. Witt, 442 Len
Rey, was to be hostess Thursday
night to the Past Matrons and
Patrons association, o. E. S. men,
bers meeting at her house, $50 p. m
Chapter CIV, P. E. o. will meet
on Saturday for the first session of
this season, the meeting be called
for 10: 80 noon at the home of Mrs
D. B. Roberts, Ait Sandalwood
Drive. AS this is the opening ses-
sion of the year, an informal pro-
gram will be featured affording an
opportunity for. the exchange OF
summer experiences. =. =
World Friendship Circle of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
Tuesday, 10 a. m. at Red Gross
headquarters, 120 North Fifth St
where plans for the years work
will be discussed this being the
groups first meeting this fall. ~
-.ess5s' #.'..,-. ....' - - .=5.i.9 =
San Diego district of the Los
Angeles Presbytery will have a
meeting on Oct. In the First
Presbyterian church San Diego, the
meeting being from 10 a. m. to
D. m. .s. t..s
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Baptist Women's S
Union Ne cts

Women's Union of the First Bap-
tist church met Tuesday in the
church where 25 women under the
leadership of Mrs. Ross Paddock,
president, devoted their time to a
business meeting and to White
Cross work.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30

Nobody Is sure to escape. And roundwormt
can cause real trouble inside you or your
child. Watch for the warning signs: I'm.
easy stomach, nervousness, itchy nose or
seat. Get Jayne's Vermifuge right awayI
JAYNES Is Americas leading proprietary
worm medicine used by millions for over a
century. Acts gently, yet drives out round
worms. Demand JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Society
Clubs
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Past Matrons, Patrons, $3.50, 422
Len Rey.
CAP, 7:30, Junior college.
Motor Corps, 1880, Eastside fire
hall.
20-30 club, 1870, California hotel.
Building trades, 1880, Labor
temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 3, Elks club.
FRIDAY
Rosh Hashana service, 8, 538
Euclid.
Kiwanis club, IL, Barbara Worth.
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
Laborers, 1880, Labor temple.
Old time dance, 0, Imperial
Veterans nan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
Others at $3.50
FALLHATS

Gay, youthful eye catchers that
go every where with the greatest
of ease. Veik and bows for
smart triml
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-30
STATIONERY
SHOE SHINE KIT

Everything to keep
polished W t h
brush, polish, shoe
soap, shine cloth
etc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14
MLADA BREDA
PoVEsT
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ =.

sploh mislis, da nj ma Peel nj
kogar, XII bi ii smell predpisova-
tt, kaj moras delati."
"Delal bonn, kar je mole de-
lo!" je odvrnil samozavestno
hlapec. '"Tisti teden sem yam
delal, pozneje pa hfste hoteli.
Cemu bi bil?"
Bos pa odslej delal, kar bonn
hotela!" je odvrnila ona VISA
bleda V obraz, da il Tomaza nj
mogoce ukrotiti.
"Presneta prijaznost, me bo
drago stala!" Sc je noreeval
hlapec.
"Prijaznost!"- je zaklicala.
"Kaj 81 res mislil, da sem mo-
gla kdaj misliti zares? Malo-
vredna bi bila," je nadaljevala
skoro nevede, kako maj Sc otre-
Sc tega cloveka, "malovredna in
neumna."
"Nekaj mani pac, pa ne ne
umna, samo malovredna!" je
sekal v njene besede Tomaz.
me spozabi Sc, da 81 hla-
pec' 'je rekla Katra VISA ljuta.
"Kadar boste vi gospodinj !"
Sc je royal Tomaz. "Kaj? Ali
maj grem k nevesti in il vse le-
po povem, kake namene innate
Z njo? In tudi pri sodniji bi
bill veseli."
"Judez!" je siknila Katra.
"Nak," je dejal Tomaz, "Ju-
dez pa ne!"
"ce Sc nisi, pa Sc bos" je. de-
jala Katra.
"Vas ne bonn vprasal "a do
voljenje!" je odvrnil on.
Ia spor je nekako unicil ma
meme, katere je imela Katra, in
il zmesal nacrte. Dasi je cd
tega dne sovrazila Tomaza in
ga nj mogla videti, ga vendar nj
mogla zapoditi. Tudi &c bi sicer
bila mogla, ne bi bila tega sto-
| rila tako brez skrbi. Bala sega
je in ze po nekoliko dnevih je
zacela premisljati, ali ne bi ka-
zalo, prikriti Sc mu in ga ka-
ko privezati ma Sc. Zakaj To-
MAJ je bill - kakorkoli svoje-
glav - vendar prirocen in resen
delavec, &c je lie hotel. To je vi
della tie dni Katra, in Sc nekake
vrste spostovanje je, zacutila
do NIGGA, ces: "Neumen bi bill,
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blodila je pc sobi, vzela to v ro-
ko in ono. Pa ne emo ne drugo
nj bilo tisto cudodelno, tisto ne
zavedno iskano. In zopet je Sc
dla v topi grozi: Tu ne pomaga
mic, nego cakati, da sc bolezen
razvije. In potem, ali prestane,
ali ne prestane. "Ne prestane," "
je mislila Anica in Sc izkusala
popolnoma vmisliti v pomen
teh besed, verjeti vanje. Zdelo
sc il je, da potem odleze, odpa-
de to grozno breme. In cd ne
mira Sc je pognala zopet kvisku
in cd meme groze pojena hodila
cd zibelke k oknu in nazaj, ci-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14

mudi. In naisliia je: "Da bi vsaj
vedela, kolikokrat DO Sc zani-
hala. Ali BE dolgo? In poteTn
zadnjic in mic vec, MENU nic
vec, njenemu detetu, njenemu
Jurcku mic vec, mic vec!"
In cd nestrpnosti gnana je To-
pet vstala in hodila cd zibelke
do okna in nazaj venomer po-
navljaje
me prestane, ne prestanev'
In venomer je iskala ono Gu
demo, ono tajno, in nj nasla
drugega ko temno tolazbo: sea-
kati."
(Dogje prihodnfej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14
(Nadaljevanje)

Katra je bila JENA, da je To-
MAJ noce umeti. Vendar pa 81
je mislila: "Tomaz Sc vda. Maj
postopa tn gori ali doll, da lie
postopa. Mar mu bov' Glasno
pa je dejala:
"Pusti mi izgovoriti, kakor
mislim. Glej, Pusar je lepo pre-
vel vse pod svoje varstvo. In
rec mu pojde dobro. Zakaj bi
neki Pusar incl stvar v roki,
&c jo morem JAZZ? Zato je treba
odriniti Pusarja in tistega Ur-
ha."
"Aha," je dejal hlapec, "pa
ste preje rekli: pazite!"
"Seveda, pazite! Kaj hislis,
da della Pusar "a bozje plaeilo? ?
Seveda! To je, vidis. Pric je
treba, kaj gre skozi zago. Pa tu-
di Urhu je treba vzeti veselje."
"Kaj," Sc je smejal zanielji-
vo Tomaz, "ponagajati malo,
kaj?"
"Katra," je pridodal "a ne
kaj hipov, "pustite delati Urhu,
kakor We in zna, in tudi Pusar
je premoder, da bi mu mogel
kaj nagajati. Po moji misli bo
to najbolje."
"To Sc pravi," je odvrnila Ka-
ira, ida tt ne maras doll in da
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sto po glasu ure, XII je nihala ne
kod V blizini: ne pre-sta-le, ne
pre-sta-ne.
In Anica je stopala po glasu
ure in ponavljala:
"Ne pre-sta-ne, ne pre-sta-
ne!"
In potem je zopet sedla in
gledala otroku obraz in slisa-
la njegove bolestne vzklike, tho
ihtenje. In &c Sc je "a hip uni
iii, je zopet upala: "Morda pa
prestane!'
"Ne pre-sta-ne, ne pre-sta-
ne!' je nihala ura. In Anici Sc
Je zdelo, da sc uri mudi, silnc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14

dur v Upsali je 8 poskusi do
gnal ziyljensko dolgost "srecno
poro6enih" Ayali v primeri s
samci in samicami med njinai,
XII 50 drugace ziveli enako ziv-
lienje. Usotovil je, da zakonsko
zivljenje med ziyalmi samo po-
vecuje odpornost in dobri po-
eutek. Agdur je delal poskuse 8
kunci, belimi mismi in podgana-
mi, XII jih je goiil takoj po roj-
styu. Pri poskusih, pri katerih
je hotel dognati kako vpliva
sameevstvo ma zivali, je strogo
gledal ma to, da samec ali sa-
mica nista prisla v stik z dru-
gim spoiom.
Poveeana 1vljenska sila v
"zakonski sre6i' je ala cello ta-
ko dalee, d. 50 sparjene zivali
bolezni, zastrupitve in veeje ko-
hcine alkohola bolje prenasale
kakor samske.
Posebno ugodne ucinke je l.
mela "ljubezenska sreca" "a IL
vail zenskega spoia. zapuseene
sazniee med podganami so kma-
lu izgubi1e vsako veselje do Iv-
ljenja.
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da Sc mi nj postayil, ko sem
mu sama dala pfaYieo." In .tako
je zmagala presodno zeno sla-
bost, il jo je cutila do Tomaza.
In Tomaz je bill ostroyiden do
wolf, da je uyidel Katrina ze-
lilo. In tako je prisfo po prete-
ku osmih dni do noyega spora-
Izumljenja.
Tistega jutra je bilo, ko je
bill odsel iskat Laka Haneo, da
sta Sc po starem naGinu pogo
vorila Tonaz in Katra. Tonazu
Sc je mudilo ma vas in cato je
govoril kratko.
Tedaj je prijela Katra HAP
ca "a roko In rekla:
"Tomaz! Tisto 0 Judezu! Sal
Sc smem zanesti!"
"Eh," je zanahnil nevoljno
roko.
"Glej," je rekIa, "grsega bi
mi ne mogel narediti, kakor &c
bi drzal z Anico. 4 njo, mel"
"Judez nisemp je odvrnil on
preprieevalno in slovesno. In
katra mu je verjela, ko da nj
nikoli sinila senca cezenj.
Tomaz pa je odsel prot vasi
in nekam zanisljeno zvizgal ro-
bato pesem pred Sc.
Pred cerkvijo je bill oznanil
in razglasil vaski tajnik, da pri-
de prihodnjo sredo komisija in
da maj pripeljejo vascani otro-
ke, da Jim bodo cepili koze. Pa
tudi odrasceni maj sc zglase, da
Sc tako zatre usodna epidemi-
ia, XII sc je bila pojavila. To je
imelo biti V sredo. V torek zve-
Ger pa je zbolel Anici otrok.
Mic cudnega. Sal je gotovo Je-
RIGA, XII je veckrat dete pestova-
la, prenesla mani bolezen, in bi
bilo eudno, da otrok sploh zbo-
lei ne bi bill.
Neprestani strah, XII ga je
Anica zadnje dni prestajala, jo
je bill toliko prevzel, da nj Gu
tia, videca kako dete gori, in da
ina koze, nikakega vznemirje-
MIA vec. Vtelesila Sc il je bila
misel, da jih dobi, in sedaj jih
je res incl.
Nekaka nezmoznost, misliti in
cutiti, Sc je polastilo matere.
Sedela je sama vase izgubljena
pri zibelki. Zdelo Sc il je sko-
raj, ko da sedi nekdo drugi tu
ma njenem mestu, in da ona sa-
mo gleda to nesrecno zeno. Ko
Sc je v naslednjem hipu do
mislila, da je ia zena ona sama
in to dete njeno dete, in da ina
to dete koze, je nemArna planila
kvisku. Zdelo Sc il je, da mora
nekaj napraviti, da mora nekaj
storiti v otrokovo varstvo. In
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PRI CLOVEkU
IN ZIVALIH KRAJSA
ZIVLJENJE

Stara nkusnja je, da poroce-
nj ljudje dalje casa zivijo kakor
neporoceni. Ljudje 81 pri tenn
predstavljajo, da dalsajo ziv-
ljenje red, domaea hrana in dru-
&c podobne reel.
Toda to ne drzi. Tu mas zna-
most preseneca ugotovitvami,
XII osvetlujejo vse to vprasanje
S popolnoma druge strani.
Syedski znanstvenik Erik Ag-
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Drustveni koledar
OCTOBER

"a. oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev s programom, priredi
podruznica 1t. IS, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
na Waterloo Rd. - Prieetek
OBJ 3. uri pop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14
Opon'il'i glede raci-
jeniranja

SLADKOR
Znamka st. IA v War Ration
Book One ostane veljavna "a
5 funtov sladkorja do konca Ok
tobra.
RDECE ZNAMKE
Ga meso, mast, ollie in sir)
Rdeea zn. X. je stopila v We
bavo ~. augusta in propade
dne 2. oktohra.
Rdeea znafnka Y je stopila v
veljavo dne 20. augusta in pro-
pade dne 2. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14
NOVEMBER

Ia. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva ''V boj" st.
SO S. N. P. J. " Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Colony Club
Fete

MIGHT CLUB IN DAY
TIME is the program 10 be
staged Tuesday afternoon tt7e
postponed annual garden fete OF
the Colony Town Club.
Entertainers include MarGit
kormedy, contralto; Elsie Gould
and Raymond Battani accom-
PahistS; Louise Snyder and
Donald Brian, members OF the
*bie's Irish Rose company =.
Sheila Barrett, Club Mario,
GrlnnellS NalOretteS in mill
tary drills; Navy RuGle Corps
and color guard from the Naval
Armory, and RoSalyn Maldow-
iSh, who dances in costume
They viii be introduced by
Mrs. James b Steep
In addition, there viii be a
fashion show.
Ranking officers of the
WAACs. WAVES. SPARS and
Marines VIII be guests Of
honor.
Refreshments VIII ho served
by the fountain. Booths inside
the clubhouse Will have gifts
for sale.
Proceeds Of the party will he
devoted 70 the clubs war acti>l-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Girls Drill Corps
6ntertains Sailors

THE HIGHLAND PARK
VICTORY DRILL CORPS gave
A party recently for the sailors
training at the Naval Armory
in East jefferson. There arc
70 girls in the corps, most Of
whom are actively engaged in
the war effort by selling stamps
and bonds regularly.
An orchestra was provided
for the gala doingS, and the
girls brought lunch boxes done
up in gay red, white and blue
trimming.
A prize was awarded for tho
most attractive box, 10 Miss
Angelina Stacey The Judges
were Mrs. r. Thornton Broad
head, Judge De Witt II. Mer-
Ram, Frederick S. Ford, Mrs.
Benjamin Warren and Charles
Golde.
Much OF the evenings enter
tainment was provided by tho
sailors themselves, many Of
whom are amateur or profess
Sional performers, A litter
hug contest climaxed the eve
nlnCS activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
.EIizooeth - Shoffet WEEDS
PORTRAIT ny Max Aaoreehu
Of Loren William Skaters

bridegroom's sister-ln-laW, was
the matron OF honor and brides
maids were Martha elise and
Kate Hopkins.
James F Black was best man
and uSherS were William Car
rotherS Of Chicago. Douglas
McAlpine OF Jackson Alan
Moore of Cleveland and Jack
Mildner
Mrs. Black. Miss elise and
Miss Hopkins wore Identical
gowns NJ heaven blue made
with fitted taffeta hodlccs and
very full net skirts. The hodlccS
had short sleeves and applique
embroidery across the shoulders
and tops of tho sleeves.
The matching net hats Wcrc
CroWnleSS.
All tho girls carried arm
bouquets OF garden flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
AWS Project:
Hospital Dire ssinqs

The AWVS has a new pro-
iect to supply local hospitals
with special surgical dressings
for cancer patients.
Mrs. George l.. eastman, in
charge, rates tho project one If
the foremost The AVIS
program
The pads arc made entirely
from salvage of linens, white
shirts and old sheets. Salvage
may be turned in at the AVIS
workshop headquarters in the
HWCA on Withercll. or al any
of the AVIS unit headquar-
terS-
Mrs. L. J Handy has taken
over the project while Mrs.
eastman is out of town. The
Junior AWNS members. under
the supervision of Mrs. Handy,
will cut the material for the
dressings. The pads may be
made by hand or by machine.
either al the workshop or at
The homes OF the workers. More
workers arc needed 10 make the
necessary pa0S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Bride Brother Is Best Man

Michael Mummy. brother Of the bride, was best man
Guests by Pat Murphy, also brother Ensign
Carlton Hishe cousin Of the bride; Pfc Ted Granger
brother.n-aw bride furouGh from Jefferson Bar
racks missouri Paul Russe4Jaf4es Sharpe and Wayne
Sheppard.
All the attendants dressed in cloud blue The brides
plain erFaHdin maid Of honor in blue
|brgandie embroidered with little white daisies
dresses made with bnpfapt skirts long torso
bodices Joined the skirts with ruching net yokes and
|short sleeves.
The bridesmaids little round halo hats and carried
|m bouquets Of blue dephnium white peones and maiden.
hair fern.
Mrs Murphy attractive as her daughters, in
blue red printed crepe dress and smart little hat Of
blue trimmed with red and white flowers and Yelling
|She gardenas.
Mrs Talcou her sons wedding smart fusChia
|olored with long skirt Of chiffon and lace bodice
Topped by large shell pink hat trimmed with shading
from pink fuscha Her shoulder bouquet spray Of
pale pink
buffet luncheon served at the Murphy residence
Continued Page Three)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Miss Bent
Is Married
In Church

Il KATHLEEN EVELYN BENT
IA daughter of Mrs. ! am q $
Alton Bent. and the late Mr..
Bent. and William John Qu.0-
Ian, son Of Mr.. and Mrs William
James Quinlan, were married
Saturday morning at Theresa S
Church.
The Rev Fl Joseph ! Me
Cabe performed the marriage
ceremony and the Rev. FIR.
Joseph Breitenbach tho bride
grooms cousin, celebrated tho
nuptial high mass,
Mrs. William II Baclcy the
brides sister. was tho ma'ron
Of honor and Mrs John MIC
Herman was the bridesmaid
Edward Qulnlan was The best
man for his brother and uShCr-
were Harry I. ASkeW Robert
Soper and John MCkiernan.