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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
SIGNING OFF

with the admonition to think well
OF the future of Coolidge the
city in which we live make our
home rear our children
for as we want nice home sur
rounding for our family so do we
need a pleasant. clean community
in which to live and well be
beset with nnpleasantness and diff
ficulties until incorporation is at
tanned.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
FAR ECHO FROM

rationing was the menu OF the din
ner given by Stain for Joseph +.
Davies consisting of caviar. back OF
dried sturgeon. dressing herring,
sturgeon-in-sauce. roast beef, ham,
gelatin. olives. salads. radishes. GU
cumbers. cheese. wild fowl. chick
IN soup. consomme. Siberian sal
mon, snipe. fried potatoes, turkey,
cauliflower. tarts. ice cream. can
dy, nuts and wine.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
try 1T OUT

Take your house number and
double il. Add 5. Multiply by half
a hundred. Then add your age (no
cheating). Add the number OF the
days Of the year. Subtract 6i5.
The last two figures will be your
age: the others your house num-
ber
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
FOR THE FIRST TIME

in history We have five four-star
generals on active duty. They are
Douglas Macarthur. Malin Craig.
George @. Marshall. Dwight ID. Els
enhower and Henry II. Arnold.
Others were George Washington.
L. S. Grant. William T. Sherman,
Phil Sheridan. John ]. Pershing,
Tasker II. Bliss. Peyton c. Marsh,
John l.. Hines and Charles p. sum
neral.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
STATE EXCISE TAX

revenues have been provided for
the purpose OF aiding municipal
tiles financially. Coolidge has a
population OF more than 5000 but
assuming 5000 TO be the exact fig
ure. Coolidge would have received
$3.50 as its share of the state sales
tax had II been Incorporated. That
is at the rate of $4,000 per year.
But Coolidge is NOT incorporated
80 this money which rightfully be
longs to Coolidge is being distribut-
ed among the incorporated cities
and towns OF Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
THE w. o. w's

are taking Coolidge today. More
than 700 members Of the order are
TO be guests OF Coolidge Camp No.
ia. A real tribute to the activity
and fraternal interest In their or.
der shown by officers of the camp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11

COOLIDGE DAM I
468,837 Acre Feet of
w ater available June
A, l943, lO,243 Acre
Feet Loss for Week. {
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-06-11
AND WHILE COOLIDGE

did not get any part of the state
excise taxes these towns and cities
received the amounts following
their names: Flagstaff. s1.253.76:
Florence. S341.33: Glendale. 81
1888: Phoenix. sIs.14434: Tempe.
S7I7.2I: Tolleson. s427.s1: Will
Jams. S647.l2 and Tucson. ss.s23.6s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Mai. Watson TO Leave

WITH MAI AND MRS.
HARRISON WATSON Of Lin
coin road leaving soon for
their new station in Atlanta,
Ga. and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Anderson planning
10 leave for their new home in
Cleveland the middle of
September
Their friends are trying TO
see as much as possible OF
the travellers before their
departure
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patter-
son Of University place
gave a buffet supper for the
Watsons and the AnderSons
in their home Sunday
evening
The table was covered with
a white cloth white gladio4ll
filled a crystal and silver bowl
. and white taperS burned
in silver and crystal candle
Also present We're Mr.. and
Mrs Sherwood Field MIR.
and Mrs George Nawter d.. Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley Johnson q.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harding -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
have bought a house In
East Overlook road Cleve-
land H&ghtS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
FIoridian
Honored at
Mt.CIemens

MRS. JAMES r. WRIGHT
of Bradenton Beach. Fla, was
guest of honor at a pot luck
garden party Thursday after
noon given by Mrs. +. G.. Walker
and Mrs. Trathen al their home,
Shore Acres, in Mt Clemens.
The party was attended by 30
guests.
Assisting Mrs. Walker and
Mrs. Trathen with their
duties as hostess was Mrs.
George w a lby of ST Clair
Shores. A long table, covered
with gay printed cloth, was
set on the sun porch overlook
ing the lake. A large bouquet
Of white gladioli formed the
Centerpiecc.
Those attending the party
from St Clair Shores were Mrs.
Arthur Bohnhoff, Mrs. Leonard
KoSal. Mrs. Alfred Dodt, Mrs.
Jack Johnson, Mrs. Philip Eek
hout. Mrs. Carl Harold. Mrs.
Charles Westrick, Mrs. Harold
Newberry Mrs, Merle Bush.
Mrs. William Elliott, Mrs. Ar
thur BeveridCe. Mrs. Mary Pei
tier. Mrs. Blanche Reeber and
Mrs. Alice Francis.
Mrs. George TreiS, Mrs. jose
phinc TrOeSter and Mrs. Eliza
beth Huston. all of Detroit,
were there. too. as was Mrs.
Peter Miller OF Plymouth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
ShurIys Stay through

DIR. AND MRS BURT
SH URLY were IN their
seats. until the very last ball
was pitched and Mrs Shurly
wore a becoming frock Of blue
and white print e.. and white
+ hat ..
In the box with Mr. and Mrs
Charles 7 Fisher -. were their
daughter Mary and Mrs.
Harry Mack ...
Mrs. Fisher wore one of the
days prcttieSt hats a little
cap of glossy green leaves
which tilted forward and
was trimmed in front -. with
big pink roses g..
Mary Fisher wore a white felt
hat with her tailored frock .
of red and white striped cotton
and Mrs. Mack'S pretty yell
low costume was topped
with a small yellow hat 9.
with a green veil
Mr.. and Mrs. w tier O.
Briggs enjoyed the games
hugely and there was a
constant procession of friends
coming and going from
their box
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Attractive Dishes Made
From Leftover Baked Ham
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ROASTS MAY be few and far
between, but wise planning on
the part of the homemaker
makes IT possible for the FAM
lily TO have a roasted meat cut
occasionally Though bought for
more red points, it lasts longer,
and the leftover meat Will pro-
vide for additional meals.
Baked ham has always been
a favorite. This year, with SO
much of il going 10 the armed
forces. those here at home viii
have to be satisfied with a half
instead Of a whole ham. But
the shank half of a ham viii
make for a most delicious
roast" for the family, and the
leftoverS combined with other
foods will serve for many an
appetizing dish during the
week
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Roll AWAY
Desk Chair
Spread
BY IDA JEAN KAN

YOU KNOW when you've got
the desk chair spread, but you
may not know when YOU are
getting il. Here is a test that
tells you: Sit all the way back
in a straight back chair, feet
together and fat on the floor.
If your knees just naturally
tend 10 separate, 1t is because
your muscles have lost their
snap and gone soft. When that
happens, watch out! You are
on your way TO the desk char
spread.
Sitting eight hours a day
doesn't do anything to keep
your MUSCLES in tone Unless
you take some hip trimmerS
you are bound TO get out OF
shape as time goes by
Your hips may lut out hustle
fashion. bow out at the sides,
or grow square across the back
or Just spread generally To
be most effective, your exercises
should be selected according to
the shape you are in.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

no SIDE fastening needed
with pattern 45i3. only four
smart buttons 10 close and trim
the shoulders. The blouse slips
over the head .. no chance of
being late for school with such
simply made clothes.
Use plaid or a dark shade for
the jumper and make several
blouseS in gay colors, short or
long sleeves
Pattern A5i3 comes in sizes 2.
4 s. g, 10. Size 10. Jumper takes
25, yards 35-inch, blouse rs
yards
Dress pattern, 16 cents. Nd
dress yodf' request 70 the Anne
A q m $ Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Due to SlowncsS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
War Clubs
Perform
Varied asks

MEMBERS OF the neighbor-
hood war clubs have been
actively engaged all summer in
their victory projects, including
recreational activities, victory
gardening. supervising the col
lection Of salvage, making
surveys and participating in
other programs of the Civilian
War Service Division.
The block leaders Of several
areas are working with the
Detroit Board OF Health in
combating disease in their
sections by means of a free
X-ty service. Other block
leaders are sewing cancer pads
which they deliver 10 the
Wayne County Medical Society.
Those who are not able 10 sew
donate the linens from which
the pads are made Girl Scouts
are assisting the war clubs by
collecting waste fats at regular
intervals.
Surveys are made by some Of
the clubs 10 determine the
number Of children of nursery
school age and 10 set up a
school if the situation requires
IT. Drill teams have been
formed for physical fitness
through exercises Collections
of old papers, clothing and dis
carded furniture have been
made from time 10 time
Equipment for a playground
has also been secured.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Feast! Boiled Star Bacon and Green Beans

If your family's hankering for a new
and different meal, surprise them to-
night with this hearty dish OF Boiled
Star Bacon and Green Beans. Hts such
simple meal TO fix. =. you need only
8 ingredients star Bacon green beams
and an onion!
You'll want a rich, mildly favored
bacon TO give your dinner that savory
goodness that makes mouths water.
And that's why we suggest Armour S
Star BacOnI For Star Bacon is slow
smoked over fragrant hickory and
Il hardwood fires. Its flavor is so rich il
spreads the good meat taste through
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Noodle Ring

package noodles $50 oZ)
4 tablespoons drippings
4 tablespoons -four
= cups milk
] 2 teaspoon salt
IL teaspoon pepper
= eggs.
Cook noodles, rinse and drain.
Melt drippingS and combine
with -four Add milk and cook
until thick. stirring constantly.
Season Combine with slightly
beaten eggs and cooked noodles.
Pour into a we'll creased ring
mold about 9 inches in dame
ter Place in a pan of water
and bake in a moderate oven
$3.50 degroeS) for 30-4O minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Returns From North

MRS. ARCHIBALD MCKAY
of Indian Village Manor -.
returned recently from Charlie
voix where she spent three
weeks AT the Belvidere
Hotel
Mrs NcKay'S sister Mrs.
Prank Kuhn who was with
her viii stay on 10 be near
her laughter Aerielle who IS
at Camp Huntington at
WalloOn Lake 49,.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

THE FASCIN TOR you
make yourself beats all for
charm. This one has a triple
row of ruftlcS in front 10 sit
up with a hatlikc effect behind
your pompadour.
Pattern go contains direc-
tionS for faScinator stitches;
list of materials required.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
y Pattern Department, 1928
Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

A GUIDE TO better meais-is-
this Detroit Times Homemakers'
Club Cookbook. The bright
checked cover is washable and
the convenient spiral binding
means the book viii lie fiat
when opened
Lfflt7r prTrr- or TINS cookbook Is
so cents If you call for it at
the service counter in the lobby
of The Detroit Times Building
or so cents by mail
When ordering by mail, please
enclose a money order with your
name and address to The Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1928
Times Square, Detroit, 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

out the entire dish. A one pound piece
mot sliced will cost you only z points
yet you'll have enough meat for
4 to 8 persons!
Place one pound piece ofStar Bacon
IN boiiing water to eoVef. Cover and
simmer for one and a half hours. Add
one and a half pounds green beans
and one sliced onion. Cook until the
beans are tender (this usually takes
about 80 minutes). Serve the beans on
platter and top with slices of boiled
bacon as shown in the picture above.
4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

MRS. LOUIS J. LORANGER
entertained at a luncheon party
at the Detroit Athletic Club
Saturday in honor of her daugh-
ter-in-laW Mrs. James Loranger
and the latter'S mother Mrs.
Edward Proctor, who arrived
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

is stationed at Camp Lee, Va,
with the Quartermasters Dlvl-
sion.
The luncheon table was cen
tered with lovely arrangement
of SummeR flowers IN pastel
shades, with low bowls of the
same blooms arranged at each
end Of the long table.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Mrs. James Loranger
And Mother Entertained

last weelt-to spend 10 days as
the cHcStS Of the Louis Loran-
gers in their home on Harvard
road
Mrs James Loranger is max
ing her home with her mother
in Petersburg while her husband
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

t4ftPCH II TO APRIL 20
Arics-Sun and Mars in major
favorable aspect certainly augur
for healthy action today Mill
tary, air and naval as well as
government matters sponsored
by progressive Mars influences.
APRIL 2f TO WAY n
Towus-Much Of the stimulus
engerdered now can be Of help
10 your activities. Keep alive 20
interests; don't fail employer,
government, family IN any re-.
-pect.
NAY p To JUNE II
Gtpdu'-You may not realize
all Wis he's. particularly the
purely personal ones, but you
can add 20 all splendid work
being done by giving your clever
ideas and helping to sell good
projects and causes.
JUNE p TO July -
Cauccr-Happy going is out
lined by your stars. You are
generously favored in engage
ments. employment requiring
daring, initiative and endurance.
July p TO AUG. p
Tco-Money gains not promi-
nent. Care is advised handling
money transactions, ordering on
large scale. making important
agreements, contracts. Today
fine generally for routine and
getting on with essentials.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Tugo-Personal affairs. adj
vancement through efficient
workmanship and artistry on
favored docket. You'll probably
feel enthusiastic. rather aggrcs-
sively ambitious which is TO the
good if you don't point in the
wrong direction.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

If YOU need TO water at all.
leave the hose on long enough
I'M one spot so the ground there
in soaked az least three inches
deep. Dig a hole and investigate
II necessary and find out how
lonC II takes your sprinkler or
other. attachment 10 wet the
S0Ii that FAR down. Then YOu'tt
know lust how long to leave II
IN each position
Don't water unless the leaves
of plants not only wilt during
a hot day but fail to recover
during the night and still show
SIGNS of wilt the next morning
Then lay down the hose and
really water.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Bump Again

To smooth down a hustle ef-
feet, do this humping exercise.
Position Sit on floor with
legs together and straight out
in front, and lean slightly back
ward, hands on floor in back.
Movement-HoiSt yourself of
the floor until your weight is
supported on hands and heels,
aim for the fat pad, and come
down on il with a light thud-
not too hard. There's no use
in bruiSing yourself. Hoist
again. turn the hips slightly,
and come down again. Keep
turning and humping for about
IS counts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
MSS TO Give
Benefit Dance
CPreston Sweet Photoj

THE MOTHER Of Sons in the
Service are planning a dance 10
be held Sept II at the Veterans
Building on La>her road. The
proceeds from the dance will be
used for Christmas gifts 10 be
sent 10 Scryicemcn overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

roots are the parts Of the plant
that absorb the water from the
SOL and naturally they grow in
The direction where water IS 10
be found. II you, their guardian.
Just sprinkle the surface OF the
soil. the roots viii grow near
the surface. Then when the sun
beats down they tend to lose
vitality and when the weather
is very dry the roots and plants
just give up the ghost
Soak The Ground
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Water Plant Roots Deeply
To Insure Vitality
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden EDITOR

WATER IS a terribly impor-
tant factor I'M the summer gar
den and from now on. probably
until the end OF September, we
cannot expect too much from
nature IN the way of rain.
As YOU probably know very
We'll the afternoons and early
evenings are out as far as wa
tering the garden is concerned
because the defense plants need
II more than We do.
And II happens that this edict
Of no water from mld-atternoon
ON is NOT "a bad idea az all The
plant manufactures food IN It's
leaves only during the hours Of
sunlight and needs most ofitS
water at tins time
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Baked Half Ham

Place half ham fat side up
on a rack in an open roast
ing pan. Make inciSlon and in
Sert meat thermometer so
that the bulb reaches the CEN
ter of the largest muscle. Be
sure that the bulb does not
rest on fat or bone. Do not
cover and do not add water
Roast in a slow oven 900
dcgreeS) until done. Smoked
ham is done when the meat
thermometer registers 10 de-
grceS. Allow about 25 10 30
minutes per pound for baking
a half ham: about As minutes
before the ham is done baSte
with maple syrup or strained
honey for a delicious glaze.
Here are a couple of tasty,
favorful and colorful dishes
using that leftover ham. both
Of which will more than please
your family.
Ham and Corn Fritters
cup fresh cooked corn or
,t,- ,.t.s.,,, .-t,rI,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

avenue returned to their home
Thursday evening after spend
ing a TWO weeks vacation at
Stoney Point on Lake ETC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Water The Roots

Whom lolksltcll YOU 10 watcr
on 3 TisTTE temperature THaJ is
batW-eul sunrise and noon or
shortly after they may rot
know ~ bat they are really just
stating the hours az which food
manufacture is an MS height So
don't worry about changing the
tlme Tor using water on gardens
The way YOU water is just as
important as the time. The
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
The Side Bulge

a roll viii take off a side
hip bulge.
Position - Lie on back on
floor with arms stretched out
on floor at sides. knees fleXcd
and together over chest
Nov Twist at the
waist and drop knees. keeping
them together, on floor az side.
Hold il. come back 10 position
and drop 10 other side Con-
tlnue Tor 10 counts
C9tyasht 1915 by KING Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

A CHILD horn on this dou.
Fine mentality, mechanical ahIl-
ity. quick, analytical in thought.
Honorable, deeply afectionate
loyal to loved ones but some
times cold on the surface.
Copyright is43, ry King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

(Preston Sweet Photo)
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Will
komm of Cheyenne avenue
announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Dorothy, to
Cpl. Walter G.. Brewer Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G..
Brewer of Nero Beach, Fla.
Cpl. Brewer is with the air
corps at Thomasville, Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

SEPT. % TO OCT. -
Librn-DiFlcult tasks, labori-
Gus work. military maneuvers
that require daring and forti-
tude especially have benefc
aspects. Lihrans under power
Of their calm balance can be Of
great assistance.
OCT. p TO NOV. -
Scorpjo--Onc Of The best plane
tary setups in a long time. Be
alive and doing. You should
accomplish a great deal in busi-
ness and personal matters.
NOV. . TO DEC. 2.
SGqjttGrius-Tn home afairs
and usual routine activities keep
wisely 10 a sane, middle course
mile and don't become involved
iu harmful controversy.
DEC. p 70 JAN. ef
CppricorH-Day may be a b.,
difficult for moncy-making pra.-
ccts. but YOU can advance in any
work that ~ honorable and lw
portant. Favorahle for indus
trial, manufacturing and farm
ing interests.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
ACCOMPLISHMENTS miners
shipbulldery, we!ders; all han
ding tools and working with
machinery, lumber and meta,
especially favored.
FER. II To MARCH o0
ptsees-Same groups listed
favored for Aquarius also are
slated for benefits and advance
ment for Pisces now Dealers in
livestock. small animals highly
spop -orpJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Ham in Noodle Rinq
Creamed Ham

tablespoons meat drippInCS
4 tablespoons -four
, cups milk
ls teaspoon pepper
salt. If needed
. cups diced cooked ham
Melt dripplngS and combine
with -four. Add milk and cook
until thick, stirring constantly
Season Add diced ham and
heat thoroughly Serve in noodle
ring.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Rev. Foster Home

THE REV. AND MRS.
THOMAS FOSTER of Mendoza
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

MR.. AND MRS. II. f. HUND
Of Lansing are spending a vaca-
tion at the Seigniory Club at
Oueboc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

y cup ground cooked ham
tablespoon minced onion
p cup flour
! l2 teaspoons baking powder
lard.
Mix corn, ham and onion.
Sift -four and baking powder
together and add 10 corn mix
ture When all is Well blended,
drop by teaspoons into deep hot
lard at 375 degrees. Fry until
golden brown, drain well.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Look The Section a., Winch Your Brhday Comes ord Find
What Your Outlook Is, According the Stars
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
% TO OCT. 81
N ff-tRCH n " APRL 2O

For Tuesday, August 24
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

1f YOU really want to side step
shortages - just try building your
main dishes around foods your gro
Ger usually has. Then make 'nem
look and taste their best. With n.ee
tender vegetables and bright lu,''
fruits-like the ones you see hs'@'
II doesn't make so much diner
ence which Del Monte Fruits anu
vegetables you use with what el'nea,
They'll all give you the 'ehipue
contrast of color and haSof eNe
day dishes need
Right there, you see why Oei
Monies wide variety can heiP -
mucb these wartime days.
When you don't find just the We.
Monte Food you planned 10 selv.
look around! Take the ones you
crocer has. You're sure to enjoy them
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

And You'll help your grocer sun
wear and tear on your.
,elf-if you shop early in the weeN'
and early in the day when his store
isn't crowded.
You'll save time, tires ana gaSo
line, too - if you "Buy'for'a'"eeN
ar a time. Simply map out meAis
week ahead, and buy as many %
possible of your weeks I",',, needs ha,n In
single grocery order 4oual iion,al, nsar
YOUR grocer serve all his customers
better.
That's the brand of common'sens.
cooperation that will help 10 VIII. VII
on, Americas wartime food prop
lens.
You can do lot for youfseli oy
Joining up now-and enii''ins YOU
neighbors, too!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

!, ;.,. his fauIt he cont always oHe' you ."
Of everything ,o,, we'll.
He's doing the best he con to serve s'' ~ huek him
And he can serve you even better YIo ."nTs
IN with your eooPerof'o" o'N -