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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-01

Paint inside and out-and do, it yourself We
can still supply the things you need. Free. colo
suggestions, and there's Potlatch Paymen
Plan for every building need.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-01
Forbidden 70 Wander

Forbldden 70 Wander
Teacher - Johnny, would you
like to 60 to heaven?
Johnny-Yes but mother told me
to come right home after school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Woms,, Qne,sa,e Mhy GH,t
By MINNIE CAGE

drive through sleepy little towns which are just waking
up and enter strange Cities whizz along the high
roads through countrysdes her and mountains
and sleep in different place each night Sometimes,
however, she drives light.
Shifting gears is hard, Mrs. Somervle said, and, at
first, her ached, but trucks easily.
"One learns how the truck drivers live" said Mrs.
Somerve They know all the best place, ear. They
took places where got steaks and pork chops
when scarce before ratonng Usually eat
in dining cars"
Mrs. Somervle IS the mother Of married daugh-
and bride in World War /.
Some of the sheltered girls, products of finish
ing schools have gone various branches of the
The Junior League is we'll represented.
Nancy Bigeow is the naval air base at Atlanta,
and upon completion Of her training will be Link
trainer instructor.
Continued Page ThFee)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

NETRoIT women from the just past teen-age to
middle aged and beyond, Increasingly are beeo1,-
III ing isctiyey involved in this total war. To
many the has brought adventure, as we'll
opportunity to their country.
Mrs. Ernest r. Somervie is finding adventure the
highroads.
President of the Detroit Vas,ar Club and member
of the Red Cross Motor Corps Auxiliary, Mrs. Somer-
vile now is truck driver, replacing who has
gone to
Truck drivers and if more women knew
what thrilling job this is they would be eager to do
this type Of patriotic work she opines.
Since last spring Mrs. Somerville has been driving
army trucks and eeps for the government from the fac
tories TO ports of embarkaon Usually she travels
in convoy of IS trucks in groups of three. The COM
panies get eon'snmen for the government and have
supply the drivers.
It's really exciting, she reports, dawn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

The story hour at the
Sophie Wright Settle
ment with Junior Lea
guer Rosemary Heenan
reading to the children
of day war workers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
THE INFLUENCE or CHRISTIANITY

~ LIN fuaug thiucse author. moss
rcs.dtuv ntrf ro4afr.. has written erer.d
books vhI,h have trsn eaf'n up hs tho
American. &c. pa..r. asa philosopher 81
considerable ni.dpu
Spcakiry tb" ather daf $50 Sew 1"rt
She Chue+e ar,i.t ..rrfrd chat che dis
Dal tar that chr. .tiarrs ha. %" influ"n'"
.u bu ,ue.e and pollu,. both hapIug "ur
lives fel at q heather" b" declared
ha' 1--WE have nothing boat The Bib" To- b. 70
civilization togother
W are utterly unable 20 understand
lhc mental processes Of amy student Of thu
uas who comes go the conclusion thai
Christianity "has NO influence % business
and polite" The fact Is that christianity
has influenced business and politics IN ev-
cry country 81 The world except where there
are nn Christians.
The trouble with some philosophers.
ard certain religious leaders. H. that they
expect the millennium and fail 10 make prop
cr allowance lur the slow processes OF hJ-
man pro~re~s. DR. lutang and other critic
Of Christianity should know that it has
widcned the scope Of meuS minds and
bfoadeEed the tolerance of mankind. Ii IS
making steady progress and its influence :
fct in every activity of modern Christian
countries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
BY CARL A. PETERSON

So l help you. Mexico and Los
EstadoS Unidos. friends. senior.
You let me escape? Why
Escape okay The Americana
Johnson. ne walk out with Senior
Ramos and the hOmbre rubio.
fernando geStuEed with fore
finger ard middle finger. making
them move like a pair of legs Il
90 INTO othea room. Unlock
door. You walk OUT"
He was confeSSing that he had
arranged my escape but how
much could | believe? He had
come TO the Hotel Famoso and ne
had brought this story with him
kc some protective armor. Why
should you let me eScape2 Does
Johnson know you are here?
NO. senior. No"
Anybody know? How about
the bartender"
Gomez No"
MY father trusted YOU" she
said 60 fernando Ny taths1 was
g7c>. 10 YOU. Is he Il can toe"
NO. -or7rit~'" fernando ex-
= ~ n ? '-cs~~r Taggar6 bad
- Mexican. Mexican. burro TO
Senior Taggard," His bony face
81. "a -Ta-v lire.
-a's Is hat why yoU went
% I,crn-
He rodscd ~Hr come 10 me.
Sc~o- Ramos
How ID ,hey know you
warzed for sam Tagg
- sc Sercri'a IN Acapulco. I
come hire. They give nc much
p-s SIS.
NY fa'h~--" shc exclaimed.
''Hcrna rci6 s. b0-
They kill not HIM Not Senior
Tagsard. Fl di1blo Johnson kill
Senior. Lathrop.'
'Lathrop'" | cried
Senior LathFop For memo
more They say. Watch YOU
They kill you. OF you. fernando
Cortes is not enemy. You walk
out He rubbed his black hair.
grinning ~Okay? Senior Johnson,
ne LIKES 10 use rle hands" IL
shrugged As If he were talking II
some m1tador.
Why did they kill Lathrop?"
7 said.
They say 20 Senior La.h-op:
Where. Senior Taggard2 Where
Senior T9ggard?' Say all the
time. Where Whero2' Senior
Lathrop not know They XIII
him"
This account Of the murder Of
her fathers fCrmer' lawyer had
left Lila Taggard unmOvei. ! was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
POLITICIAN RUNS
WITH THE WIND

LA PAZ, Bolivia. Aug. -
Senior don Alb. Mendoza Lopez. .
lawyer OF La Paz. likes IN tell 81 .
speech ne made 20 an audience 81
Aymara Indians. who understood
lttie Spanish and had 10 ~ al
dreSsad m their nssiive tongue
The Aymsra tongue, like the an
Client Nordic languages which
fascinated Longfellow and SHAPED
the style Of poems like HiaWa-
tina. Is imagisiic and based -
forces OF nature.
So don Alb. Mcndoza Lop~z.
seeking a vigorous phrase N Ay-
msra. opened has mouth 20 ssy a.
a candidate for Congress
Il am he wind,
He Is not IN CongTex
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

"a little repelled- | recalled her
touching "reminiscences bout
aLathrop'S ranch. The body / had
seer waS the corpse OF the man
made rich by Taggard. Lathrop
had remem bcred his debt after
many years.
What happened TO the body"
Fl SAID.
fernando explained ne had left
the house and hidden himself al
most mile away. II the police
were TO come ne would have run.
He had waited until Johnson had
returned. He had told Johnson of
what had happened. Johnson had
slapped his face and then they
mad all gone into the house. They
had put Senior Lathrop into a
truck and driven off.
4 QUESTIONED fernando when
ne finished, but ne stuck 20 his
story. II was a three dimensionsl
story. / thought. (A) fernando
had d grudge against Sam Tag
gard. OBJ He had been bought
Up by the Gestapo after he had
arrived IN Mexico City. co He
had attempted TO deliver Sam
T3ggard 10 his new employers.
but something had gone wrong
Taggard had escaped. when ]
questioned fernando on this
point. he shrugged gloOmily)
Cd Lathrop had come to Mex
icO City from his ranch 10 help
his old benefactor Sam Taggard.
.CFhcre were quite a few missing
facts IN connection with the
lawyer. Why. exactly. had Lath-
rop come 20 Mexico City? Come
merely out OF gratitude? Or had
ne hoped 10 profit for the second
time by helping Sam Taggard71
fernando had allowed me 10 es-
cape. There was no doubt about
that point His reason being that
his grudge was against Sam Tag
gard. and not against LathrOp o-
myself
Again. I considered certain
probabilities fernando had aG-
mittcd fear OF Johnson. Which.
realistically would BE- stronger
His fear Of johnson or his self
confessed impulse 20 save my life
According 20 his own account he
had framed my escape. risking
injury "a himself BY coming -
The Hotel FamoSo ne had again
acted indie Dendently Of Johnson.
Why | could discount MS as
su;ned patriotism Or could l.
To be ccn:-a-e1
Copyright 1913. Carl A Peterson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
Chapter 10

Chapter 10
THERE was no dead man in
L that house" ! said 4 saw a
wax man. saw a ghost. Her
nando. Nobody was murdered.
Nobody"
Nobody. scnor." fernando
said. He sighed. -Sesor, ne Is
murdered. hombre pObre-"
I unlocked the door to my
room and then knocked at her
door. Miss Taggard. Id like TO
see you.
The door opened. She was
wesring a flowing red-flowered
hOusecOat. She stared al Her
nando for a long time.
Where" she cried out. "He--
rando,"
l gazed al her cynically- Let's
all go in" / said
Where is my father. Her
nando2"
Gently. l pushed at her shout
der. She went into my room, fol-
lowed by fernando and myself.
fernando" she was saying.
Where IS my father"
fernando sighed as if he would
have liked TO oblige her.
Your fathers d=1d," l said.
Your fathers. been murdered
I DIDN'T want 10 look at her.
but l had 10. Her face seemed
70 have receded 10 a position be-
hind her eyes. II was as II Sne
had no face. but only eyes.
Il followed Mirtilo TO that
tequila place" | said. Il was
knocked out I was brought to
some house out OF the city Her
nandO was one of my guards
While / was there. I saw your
father alive apd ] saw him dead.
[ escaped"
The corners of her lips twi.chcd
and then swiftly she had recov-
cred. Pale and furious she faced
me. You cOrtemptIble liar, What
are you up 10 now Herna1oo a
-uard Of youEs, You escaped. did
you, And fernando comes here
10 be arrested for murder
Don't DC stupid. l said How
did fernando come here
That bartender told Him about
cur visit Isn't that right. Her
,ando9"
81 senior Senor. YOU walk out
easy. SD /. fernando Cortcs. /.
make you walk out easy. 7 make
y0u- You arr Los E.adoS Un!doS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
"PSST-DID YOU HEAR?"

The press and the radio in the United
States have waged so persistent cam
paign against war-mongerS. only thought
less few - those people who seem
unable 10 exist if they stop goSsiping-sti'l
halfblc about Have YOU heard this" or
Have YOU heard that or They tell me
that - and away they 20. hippyty-skip.
relating stories they Matched up them
selves Those people become such confirm
cd hatcherS nine times out of 10. they come
to believe their own Pigments of the imagi-
nation.
Another caution should be given Ia the
people e KEY West besides the one not -
say anything about the war except wha;
they have read in newspapers or heard over
4 ne radio. and that Is. don't spread any re-
ports about supposed hurricanes.
The Citizen has published two or three
stories recently telling of the preparations
that have been made TO guard against hur
ricanes and 10 keep the public informed
about their location. their probable velocity
and the direction in which they are travel
ing Such information. issued solely for the
public welfare proved To be sufficient for
hose people. who. seemingly. can't help
being rlmor-mongerS. to start their tongues
in the same old rumor-breeding
fashion.
s. if one OF the mOngerS whispers -
YOU about supposed hurricane, don't pass
on the misleading information. Ii you are
concerned in learning the truth. and YOU I'M
doubtetly are call up the local Weather
Bureau. which has lis fingertips, 50 to speak.
IN the areas where tropical disturbances
originate Our bureau has always given rs
.ommendable service. and it i better pre-
pared today TO serve us than at any other
time since il was opened here.
At this time of the year. characterized
Jy rs as the hurricane season, all that
S necessary To start the rumor-ball a-rOlling
{, for somebody. during Squally weather to
remark. This looks 10 me like hurricane
weather. and. before long, the remark has
grown into a rumor according 10 which. Il
hurricane Is brewing in the Caribbean.
Bear this in mind when you are tempt
ed 70 repeat such rumor: if a hurricane Is
coming. you viii be- told IN time officially
10 batter up yo1r house 90 Withstand ~
onslaught, should II strike Key West
war aware that good luck doe-n
continue forever. yet. despite that fact we
should not forget - be thankful Tor our
good fortune in being o1t of tte pain of thu
scourge Of nature for many year 4 "Ill o.
n year, the ninth If next month siEce a
hi' Key West During fha' tim"
some have come close ~ us hHt. "a .. 5.
Kennedy. official BOZ charge o. the local
Weather Bureau. remarked about NJ" nur-
ricanc that passed 36 mile cast 81 H.
West and struck and destroyed PIPER
60 Labor Day Of 1890. wc -hou.d
be thankful 60 inc good Lord for lucking a.
il so far 70 the west 100 'hc string of Florida
KEYS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Seven 81, id,n's ct R"ck Hr-hui
base h.,u tr.'strd uu = chsse' q
enciiiug uo' ~ 'hat place, T.
a preferred against Them hy th.
puts she 90 un h, l-ug'. s,h"
t.eiaf, 'hIt hi. lii, hld b...n ,I-
3.us.i,d hs 'he defendant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1868 Henry ! Bowd,fyn. p1ySf-
ciIu. abolitioniSt. pioneer tn nun
c health Spn ei - ft".d ugr.
1oru Salem. Mas Drd Jln a.
1892
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

At long last the willing taxpayer has
got has satisfaction AND th" layd"dp"r D.
forced INTO thc ta'us of au unwilling 'a>-
payer All thing come 60 hu 2 hp waits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Tine Economic League 90 h =
IS announced today t.a' n iad
aaondoned the plan to submit K.s
81 ptupp1ed uc~ cudr'ci Co. e
t-'rIsudum N Nov-uD.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1879 Walter x Gh.rarer -cI
.dwIrIl and a son ot % rear aa-
mral born n Honolulu D,cd JU \
e. 1870
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Today The Citizen SAYS in an
editorial paragraph
H G. Wells saws Scrap Tie ma
lions 10 prevent war That would
-rins cH 'te ggs SEA. ewes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1872 Egbcr' = Jud>oa. .uysu-
'or maker ot explosive tr-t r
rauuir, io make dynamite. h,rn
\rW York D.ci san Ftlnr'sco.
Jan p 1898
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1893 solomon Juneau. Freuch-
Canadian pioneer. founder az Mi
wauh,,-. born near Montreal Dlcd
Nov -. 1856.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1912 William + O. M'ria~
f'o~tun dental >urg. or. ouc oi tat
t>Cu&ergr~ ui ether U.S. aus-fu
'1r born Worce>t,t. ~ Di,.'
Juis ~ 1868
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

William VasSie. depot mechanic
tith the lighthouse service. left
yesterday for Fowey RGck5 - re-
pair an engine ~ that station and
Springs before returning % kav
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
Today's Birthdays
AUGUST 9

AUGUST 3
Rear Admiral John ; McCau.
chi,i of the Navy Bureau ot Aero
'.auticS. born Carroll Co. Miss %
wears ago.
Rear Admiral Adolphus r Wet
SON. back 10 duty after being re-
tired born Norfolk. Va. s. wears
ago
Norman II DAVIS. chairman ,f
lne Amer can Red Cross. born IA
Bedford Co. Tenn. years ago
Charles " TauSS.g 81 New
York. manufacturer. ane-timc New
Deal heac. born New York. II
years ago
Mahoru Young ot New Yer-.
palntes sculptor. born SAT- Lake
City. 90 years ago
Rev William Az ng Bari
missionary born Omaha. IN v-ats
ago.
y Dunlap F. Penial.oH. -
.hiugtor. ID { Noted surgeon.
furr Amherst Mas 6f years ag'.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
Today's
Anniversaries
AUGUST 9

1888 AdonT3n Jud>nn. iamcd
HaFtI~t missionary 20 Burma.
1 Maiden. Mass Lost ~ sea.
April 1850
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

D. II smith i.t' YESTERDAY ft
aiiamI Ia Ioln Airs. smith ana acf
company hrf on hes return - XIV
Wet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Rabbi y y Nsud-ll wha -
rived yesterday 20 ofic,e' - the
marriage ceremony III Isaiora APP
2,lsuulh asd Mss Jenre We.nr
iauh. who were married TINS
morning left TINS afternoon Tor has
nunlc IN Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Norman II Davis. chairman If
the Amer can Red Cross. born IA
Bedford Co. Tenn. wears ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

ls05.-Lt Zebulon II P,ks
me head Of a bard q -. leavss
II. Louis timer thc front a.
trace course 81 Mississippi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

So Mar Dramatic Clua "i'
900, emf th ifan4J For ~, lts
~ ANNE lu thc p3.tc. Ihnairf
f'I' evening
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Historic American Ulff
20, MOTIVE. the ID Wi't Chm1au
qrSt tried out-reach s speed 90
ID miles per hour
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

Attorney J Y Porter ". ieft
.r.trfdat l.r Miami nn hti-Ip
'rfU
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09
KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
or AUGUST 6. 1899

~=@mmmm@zs~~~->-
The Economic League 90 r
IS = announced today taa' n hai
aaandDned the plan to submit k.s
VT pfuppsed u-~ cnarIct o. q
t-'eIsudum N Nov-mDst
Member 81 the Local ScuoI
have been requested Ia attend the
meeting - b, a,ld tonight hv fnr
Guur1. County Cnmm.s nu'rs ~
smcH 'lu. school miiiagc wiIi b..
discussed
Seven q, id,n's ct R"ck Harrison
Ha.r h.,u trs'etrd uu = chars, q
enciiiug uo' ~ 'hat place, T.
preferred against them ls II.
deputy .h, 90 un H. I-uep. ,h"
i,clar, 'hlt hi. Hi, had b...n ,r-
1.ueei,d hs 'h. defendant
County TaN Collector Frn II
q at ...,,,.,.,l ,..l.,. s...,., 4.,t
.,..ll,. ,.b.,.. .t...i ..,.,s..g
acknowledgements. ...l,....,....
ffaui aiI o..r Flouda
ii ~niih i.i' YESTERDAY l't
ai,aml to Ioln AIRS. smith ana ac,
Wei
Rnr Ei,a ards lcfI TODAY for III
m B.a.i fuf e week vacation
So Mar Dramatic Cua vn
30. .nf th drama. Fu ~, Is..
's,. evening
AIf Alsc Curry Who ald b,.n
r.. W,st tto weeks r.>t.l.
t.I.t.r.e Ien yesterday sf'.rr.sr
ital H.r haus, in J4sk .uursl.-
Attorney J Y Porter ". lef.
.t.t,fBs, rr Mann un h1-ia s.
'frr
Nh and Mr. r II Russell -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-09

1912 ~ Historic Webster A.
ourn Treaty. defining h~tafs
with Canada
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Bride-Elect Was
Feted Here Sun.

Mrs. Josephine Love entertained
bride-elect Marion Carter, with a
handkerchief shower, on Sunday
morning OF last week at her home,
235 East Warren avenue.
Mrs. Love chose autumn colors
end flowers for her central motif
and decor. bronze and yellow NUNS,
IN bowls. decorated the living room.
Miss Carter chose a stunning
crimson wool frock, for the occa-
sion, and wore an ingenious corsage
OF hankies made by Ann Smith
Benson.
Among the guests at the party
were Victoria Mccall, Ethel Baker,
Elaine Conway, Julia Brady, Au-
vsux Dickson. Ernesta Cruzette.
Marie Scruggs, Louise Grooms,
Kathryn Sinkford, Timmetta Car
lyle, Margaret sThomas, Elena Bod
die, Margaret Thompson, Edna
Tondee. Lillian Givens. Margie
Carter. Mamie Alexander, Ruth
Graham, Wilhelmina Roxborough,
Myrtle Gsskill, and others. Miss
Carter is to be married sometime
early in December. TO Mr.. Howard
Gresham, who is with the armed
forces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Of 87l8
Beaubien. street, celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary on last
Saturday evening at their home.
Mrs. Mills received her guests in
an exquisite royal blue dinner dress,
Offset with a beautiful corsage OF
gardenias. her slippers were silver
and black. She made a charming
picture, as she stood with her hus-
band greeting the scores Of friends
who attended the affair.
The guest table was deliberately
decorated, with a fine lace cloth,
and a center-piece Of baby NUNS,
flanked with silver candles.
A pre-Thanksgiving menu whetted
the appetities of the guests. The
couple were showered with gifts
Mr.. Mills made his wife a present
of a chest Of silver.
Two nieces assisted with the
service. They were Estelle Little
and Mamie Taylor. Others who at
tended were Mr. and Mrs. James
McFall, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cum
mings, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Duplessis. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs George
NJ. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lange
and daughter, Bernice; Mr.. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

THE YOUNG wOMEN'S CLUB
Junior sffiliates OF the Detroit As
ISOLATION OF Women's Clubs met
with Mrs. Wilma Ferguson as hos
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

You can thank your lucky stars
that women are no longer squeam.
ish about discussing their troubles.
Otherwise you might never know
of the 2-way help that CARDUl
may bring when nervousness,
headaches and cramp-like pain
are due only to periodic function
al causes.
Many women find that, started
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Mrs. Frank Mills
Note Anniversary

Mrs. Arthur Wallace. Mrs. S. f.
ribbs. Mrs. Mary Pool. Mrs. Mary
Hickman, Mrs. Minnie Robinson.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson. Mrs. Ina Ty-
Ter, Mrs Pearl Stinson. Mrs. Bessie
Moore. Mrs. Mansfield. Miss Opal
Lyons, Miss Katie Mills, Willis
Coleman, T. Parks, Mr.. Haley, w.
Ware, Paul Foster, Arthur D. Coar,
and Mr.. Pelus.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Madam, here's one TABOO you
can forget when you want relief

three days before the time and
taken as directed. CARDUl aids
In relieving functional periodic
discomforts. Used as a tonic,
CARDUI often wakes up sleepy
appetites, aids digestion by In
c. easing the flow of gastric juices,
and thus helps 70 build up resist
ance against the days it's needed
most. Try il!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

was the regular social meeting,
games were played WITH Mrs. Gibbs
winning first prize and Mrs. Forte,
second Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Jenk-
ms were guests OF the club. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Banks, SOB E. Can
feld. - /. White. president; K.
Jackson, secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
DELUXE GIRLS

Announce their forthcoming club
party on Wednesday. Nov "a, at
the Club 666 Friends and the pub
lie are invited The members OF the
club are: Ann HaroldSon, president;
Mary Robinson, vice pres dent:
Gladys Mitchell. treasurer Marine
Tigue. secretary; Lillian Carter.
Bernice Sharpe. Salldy Dedmon,
Bertha Blsckmsn and Edna watson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

tess for their social meeting this
month. Final plans were completed
for the midnight dinner party to be
given by the club. Games were
played and a chop suey dinner was
served by the hostess. Guests pres
ent included Halle Geate. Louise
Wyche and Juanita Owens. - Mrs.
Theresa Mccoy. president; Gladys
Roberts, club reporter.
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EIGHT TRAVELLERS
SOCIAL GLIB

Held their meeting last Thursday
at the home OF Mrs Alberta King.
$50 +. Forest. A; the conclusion OF
the business session. a delicious
luncheon was served The CUES; OF
honor was Mrs Deola Gibson, pres
ident OF the SILK Hat Boosters club
Of the Florence Ames Temple No
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THE Q.S.J. CLUB

Met Friday. Nov. IL al the home
of Mrs. Stella Tyler. 4448 fireman
avenue. The nine members present
made plans for the annual Feather
Party 10 be given on Nov. 20. az
the home OF Mrs Stanley 5633
Woodrow avenue. a very delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess
Mrs A. b Smith. president. has re-
Gently returned from visit with
her mother in Memphis. Tcnn.-A
Smith. president; Stella Tyler. re-
porter.