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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

where members and friends o. ne
Carver Community center m 10
launch the 1888 membership
drive.
The meeting opened With ~
pledge Of aliegiance Toe >tetc
National anthem Was supe D
David Braner director ~ Frtns
Work camp discussed hgiefiy ne
Work being done 10 both ci'y anl
ioanshlp
The io, on Monroe accpnr :
dates 25 children. most OF VhoM
are below i.ve Years OF age
The cpt'ne Of apple irees r'o
fire wood IS ee,iirs much cooper-
ailon The proceeds VII 80 20 t0e
center
Raymond Hatcher az M Der
Urban ieaeae said lAal ApsiiArN
viii gei oei % ihc commpn'y loa
what she pul in'o 81 Sew ifea-
nques Tor solving dinefences nas'
be pnf into practice
MIS- FAMINE Taylor % Nemr
Tenn is hare visiting reia'ivs.
and IS aom'tlea of the home ~
Mr. and Nry pu.fy yay'o
The Princess Resas WA he pre-
scented az second Baptist cnnr h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
My BfNNIE cAswELL. JR.

Mss lhtlma smith. OF 1901 +
|Caceo, is visiting her sister, Mrs
George Henderson. of AIS Elliot
|yree 81 wllreiurn Saturday.
TIE usual Friday night dance az
Fleetwood Community center was
|caie an attraction for the young
|hie. ami gentlemen Everyone
present. hsa an enjoyable evening
Nssr Gloria and Olive stokes.
ii 80 ki,i'ow and Camille Green.
h, Roast Mich. left Friday for
d 'ao ac.ks vacation 70 visit their
g-r N webster and grand
rqnr Nrs Collier, or Chicago.
Norman McIllwain has just re-
tgrsd ffea an enjoyable trip 20
he Suh where he visited rela-
'.e sni friends Mr. McIllwain
Npotet i'a' all was well on his
IeGrn home.
The Go Geiicrs club met at the
home o. Nfs j. s. Parker with the
nc'laen ia charge. After the
fssn,ss rarod very lovely pro-
gram was rendered The menu
rFes consisted Of fried chicken,
~ salad iee cream. cake. cam
~. dad beverages The next meet
ne VII 81 held al the home Of
'lrs = 81 Reynolds. OF Beechwood
i'scet
lte ANr-es Guild met Monday
.'eairs wirh The vice president
'lrs Ni'-ofc, in charge. The next
meeting via be held Monday eve
iits at }o AZ the home OF Mrs. +
'a'cAH q palmerston street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
YPSILANTI SLANTS

Tanner Is president Of the club
A ommunIty wood-Cutiing Bee
20 be held 20 produce funds for
the Carver Community center IS
bting sponsored this week and
neNf by the American Friends So
( cieiy at Park Ridge subdivision.
Tho cutting hoe which began
Wednesday will continue as long
as necessary 10 complete the
task Hours are from 70 IL
a IN. and from 10 4pm
a mass meeting TO initiate Tho
Carver Center membership drive
was held AZ Harriet School Fri
day. July q s = Grigsby and
H. Hatchcti Of Detroit were
The guest speakers Money from
the drive will be used 70 purchase
a buildinr for Tie cen,cr.
Pastors Anniversary
For tho past week the Roy
Garther Rchcrs observed his
eighth anniversary Those PARTED
raiins were ihe Rn u G slm-
mons Of Rrown Chapel AME
church his SUNDAY Schoo, BTU
and Junior choir the Roy " r.
( Matthews OF Detroit Senior Usher
( hoard and Junior ushers, the key
+ Mf copeland 81 River Rouge his
4 Pastors Aid dub and Misslona 8
socieiv the Rev NJ NJ Dade ~
Detroit his choir 80 and Trus-
tee boaid the Rev A. L. MersiN.
% Inksifr his senior choir and
Gospel chorus he Rev sir
4 Evans Of smith Chapel AME ana
the assistant pastor. 81 Second
BAPTIST the Rev r. Brown
The Res ~ Robertson came 70
Ypsilanii at tic age Of nineteen.
joined the second Rapiis' church
and aligned himself with the Son,
Tor choir and WIS the leading bass
singer tie was later ordained dea-
con. Pastor Robertson received his
call 10 the ministry and served as
acting pastor three different times.
His administration was so success
ful thut the officers and members
felt a great need for him and lost
no time In calling him 90 be the
permanent pastor Under his lead
crship the church has experienced
a spiritual awakening and The
membership has increased from 40
to more than $50 financial returns
from siu per sunday 10 SS5 and
SIZE each sunday
Mrs Arthur Carter OF Cincin-
natl. and daughter Louise. is In
Ypsiianti as hoAseeuests Of Mr.
and Mrs Landy Renneit
Miss sarah Poole or Adrain
Mich. is visiting her aunt Mrs
Clara Jakes
Russell woodson had as week
end guests. his hrolher und Wife
Mr. and Mrs John pickerson
Mrs. Clara Carter Of Harriet
street IS an inmate Of s. Joseph's
hospital
Al brown Chapel AME church.
Evangelist Naomi Meadows ~ 10
trcit delivered the message 10 the
evening Pastor " C simmons
spoke on Some OF tho Things John
saw in Heaven"
sincerity and earncstness Of
purpose marked the meeting Fri
day night AZ Harriet Street school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
O.E.s. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no. ii-sTATED MEETINGs-lst
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy Ma
ron-Mrs. Maude williams 6is King Ma siss; Worthy Pa
tron-Mr. Richard white 522 Erskine Apt sos Secretary
Miss Gladys " Mills, 1850 Log Cabin, Tn. s-9203.
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETlNGS-1st Fri
day DEGREE WORK srd Friday. Worthy Matron-Mrs.
Fannie Simmons TIE. 26OiO Worthy Patron
Mr.. v A. Bristol, 1871 JOS Campau FL 1855 Secretary
Mrs. Carrie b. Riley 1893 Parker, Pr 7765.
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 14-STATED MEETINGS-1st
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
fron-Mrs. Alice Dean, eii4 McDouga Worthy PatronMr.
b. walker 2931 Goodon Secretary-Mrs Lula Hendley,
s1s7 Trowbridge.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 21-STATED MEETINGS-2nd FRI
day DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs
Dora Williams 4s2S ST. Antoine TIE. 1fsO worthy Patron
Mr.. Haywood CAN'T Hartford, Ty f5556 Secretary
Mrs. Helen B. CAN'T. 67O9 Hartford, Ty 4-sbse.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. se-STATED MEETINGS - LIST
Thursday. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday. Worthy Matron
Mrs. Abble Thomas, Kentucky; Worthy Patron
Richard white Erskne, Apt sos, Secretary Nellie
Wilson, 20S24 Wyoming. Ferndae
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. as-STATED MEETlNGS-2nd We'd
nesday. DEGREE WORN 4th Wednesday. Worthy Maron--
Beatrice Fleming 6552 lockwood, Ty. 6Os53 Worthy
Paron-Mr. walter Baenger 1856 - 8Oth, In. 466l Sec
refary-Afrs. Roberta Nelson. 5527 Brush, IT. l-1isg
CAPSTONE CHAPTER no. ee-STATED MEETINGS end
Thursday. DEGREE WORK 4h Thursday. Worthy Mntron
Mrs Rose Blount eli7 Nullett. ~ Worthy Patron
Dock stroud, ST. Aubini Secretary Rosaea
Matthew'S 3232 r. Fort, H. 6i95.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Ry MRS. ErcENIA opANNoN

I - -" '~aftfAt " IN 's'FsN
The Rev. Garther Robertson
preached Sunday morning from
Matthew S2C Those added TO the
membership were Mrs. Ada Mar
shall. Cincinnati. Ohio: Mrs FL
fie Garfield ~ Tuscaloosa. Ala.
-and James Campbell
The Senior choir No. ? looked
lovely in new gay uniforms and
hats. Choirs and 2 furnished
the music Miss Dorothy Green
and Mrs b f. Burnett we're
The accompanies.
AZ Brown Chapel AME church
Tho morning message was deli,-
cred by the pastor. the Roy II
G simmons whose subject was
Baptism Of the Holy Chos, f"
William Green was haptised
The Community Daily Vocation
q Bible school is silll heing car
i9ed on az Harriet street school
b. Mrs Bessie Pavne Of New
York CITY She is being assisted
by her son. John PAYNE. Miss
Freida Brown Of Friend Work
Gam Mrs Olive Kersey. Mrs
Goriudc Francois Of FIarriet
street. school teachers staff Miss
Carter Miss Allen ani Miss
Ehoronoe
Master Harold Allen son Of
Mrs Maggie TAYLOR IS enjoying p
vacation in Birmingham Ala
with his great grandmother.
Among those who attended the
Metropolitan District association
which convened AZ First Bap ISL
church IN Inkstcr July ls through
rs. were The Rev and Mrs Gar
Their Robertson. Nesdames III II
Green. A. Mcintyre a Murrv a.
Robertson L. D Tanner, F. Huff
man. A. Jones. a Kcrscy p
Rurneit Mr. and Mrs Haneel
Wilson and + O'Bannen.
Master benjamin Robertson IS
spending his vacation with his
cousin Willie Mudd. IN jefferson
Vile Indiana
The Rev. r. C. Brown spent
several days last week IN Com
nerville Ind
Mrs Daisy Johnson Of Phoenix
Ariz. was The recent house guest
OF Mrs savarah TAYLOR. The
western madam was accompanied
hv her daughter, Mrs Pauline
Kceton Of Ann Arbor
Mrs r. A. Drasedale Of ST
Louis Mo- Is Visiting her sisters
Mrs Beatrice Burnett and Mrs
+. OBannon
The Senior choir % Brown
chapel AME church sponsored q
party FOR Mrs Grace
Array Friday evening in the church
She was recipient OF
many lovely gifts. Mrs Minnie
Jean Neely whose birthday was
Saturday was also remembered hs
her many friends
The Kentucky Wonder club
gave their annual dinner July l
NJ the home ~ Dr and Mrs S F
Clark Chicken lee cream ana
cake were served Guests present
were Mesdames AddIe Robertson
Addic Murry Fila Huffman Car
RTE Roberts Mr. and Mrs Hull
and Ernest Williams a lovely
evening was enjoyed Mrs fedora
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
nITs cnIlD carr RIIL

WASHINGTON tANFi Thu
National Non Partisan Colncil ga
Public Affairs az ne AKA soyay
announced last week 'ha IL IS
pushing plans 20 hafc iu iQded %
me war area ciAid Sii21 an
amendment 10 compel states rs pros
vide equally lor Neero and vhHe
children INCLUSION Of ihe amena-
ment viii mean that thousands al
children OF Negro women II
workers viii De cared Tor dav
nurseries or after school proeron-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Register To Vote
Anderson, Indiana
BY MISS ANNE LAwLER

The Rev. Charlie Boone was
guest speaker at the Universal
Spiritual Temple recently
Beginning last July IS, Mrs
Roxie Is delivering series Of
sermons
r. T Cox was sentenced by
Judge Smith TO to 8 years for
burglary.
am very much elated over the
service Negro newspapers are Civ
ing 10 the world In times like
these the public should know the
facts. You viii always find a
Tribune IN my home That should
he eyeryones slogan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

If Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets IL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15
Duke TO Offer New Line
Against Carolina Team

Durham. Oct Is --.. When the
whistle blows fo- the opening kick
OF in Duke stadium tomorrow after
noon al three O'Clock. Coach Eddie
Cameron's Blue Devil line will pro-
sent an appearance entirely different
from the last time il performed there
two weeks ago.
Reshufflng MS forward wall
around in order to meet the Home
coming Day onslaught of the power
laden North Carolina Tar Heels. the
Blue Duke mentor has left only The
guard posts intact il the line that
started against the Carolina Pre-
Flight Cioudbusters
Keeping Jim Myers and Bill Miner
in place at the guards. Cameron has
inserted Georgia. 200 pound Bulldog
Williams at tho right tlrkic position
as a running mate for Pat Preston
who operates from the other side of
The line.
Looking especially 70" crnbina-
ton that might ho able 20 smatner
CarOlnaS potent air attack. The
Duke coaches have been working all
week with LeXingtOn'S Fletcher Wall
at center. Wall. who performed with
Wake Forest, freshman eleven last
fall is an cxcellen; defensive man.
What Cameron may do is run Bill
Mccain, an ace on the ofGense. in the
Sapper-back post vhcn the Blue
Devils have possession Of the ball, will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15

Wall relieving him when Carolina
takes over.
End Coach Dutch Siandley still
has Benny Cittadno handling The
left flank. while the return of Bob
CAN'T 10 action may see the big Dur
ham boy on the field FOR the opening
kickoff on the other end.
CAN'T is q certainty 20 play some
tomorrow for the Devils can well
use his SIx-foot-thrcc frame 10 break
up the expected avalanche of Tar
Heel acriai>. Playing perhaps even
better bail on the defense than on
the offcnse. Cant, is noted for his
ability TO knoCk down enemy passes.
Should the Blue Duke. board of
strategy decide TO save the huge
scniu" back Jim Copley will undoub-
tedly get The right end job again to-
morrow. Stepping into the starting
role FOR the first time against Navy
last weekend. the former Wake FOr-
est lPt'ernar turned in y rrcdi,able
piece OF work.
Coach Tom Young Of the Tar Heels
has been working with a new combi-
nation IN the Carolina backfield that
should increase even more the speed
Of The fast-moving Chapel Hill
machine that smothered the Jackson
vile Naval Training Center. $50,
last weekend ard good Penn State
club, 1910, Tn week before.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15

headed ny Barbara Brake. The mI-
SIC Was bI'n"ed ~ Brooks Lau.Stuu.
g~~ S;rd by Spcck Harper.
OI!Ciu.S .uv thc game were an
nH#ncrd to-day. with {. ". BuSScy
referee. I. .. Sc!lc.t umpire. 7. u.
Ma''"rW> "vJdl,nrSman and licury
Powell ''"yi,rrprr. y record crowd
r anticipated The G '. -lr"kln>
'ao.s address system viii hv used
l." carry " n.aN-by- play ..cvuur: of
HEr 2umu & The -u"ciuiurS
TIE H'eu srnu"I pIud. uuirr ,hr
'''.''in 90 II. +. llr"rnr. VII per
'"m duHa2 'Nr nulr-t'nv .utvaul>-
e..h Presenting % new routine m
..'r'H"# ."pi""vuirj ny ncdlcv
. pa;.."'0" md uupI... unuh,r..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15
Three Tar Heels Are On
Cripple List For Game

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.. y r,.~ . a- ,a., -. tic q .,c..yr
.... ..r...
Head g.,..'r.Gr- E:ddv C..,o.
and ;.c C.~..... Band are pIyn,.,o
3D. ... r.. ally G,, the S,udcn, 5Cdv
..u.4.' Ns.a<c.. Will .ncl.dn co..
..I.. W - Carmichael. j.. CrJ..,
; ... .at C.aiu.n Tu~ucr.
u.. '.. .... 10n-pcuYG rbarn..,.,
mes .mu.. Amos, nc-lectIv ma:.I.
ed g.. . ...,, sc,.3n M .ror. am.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15

are. These men were brcal;iun ~,
sabbath. according tu The .IrwI>n Inv,
Finally the l'mHrisrcS said ,u Lee.
'lIS. "hcnu!t, Whv de- ih"v uu III,
S..nr..'! day thai whrch - me-, L,v-
al""
Jesus answered them by rrir,,.ur
20 III" scriptures ia which WIS ,uId
how DHvIi TIA" KING. being htn,uIy
,i'i rlu.r wilh ham likewise. .,tc rtr
hr@blr.,u Iu the lvmpl" which v....
uHIv .r'pn eel H. hv eaten 10y ,nr
pan.
Sabbath tor Man.
"Ani lie -atd ami" them. The ..tb-
uat.l MS u'Iir lea man. and mot rg.,r
I". TIVE sabbath. rhrr,iur" ihr son
g.! .!:rr .~ Lord ,,l,u ri lhr >ihna,f,"
When .t'r -" hungry and need
l...d ., /, 'uIv t. cal II possible. and
"il" g. uul dv,c,luIing iir sabbath bv
co duinG.
j, ~ W'u; into 'hc syn;,urur and
e ".ng H.,r 3: NItil"g,d hand p.:ys
,l.ri, ,l-.. Trr ph:ai.yc~ Were .I.u
. present. eye, hup.ur lu eaten This
f N.u "nr mad So much POKE: and 80
"JCN influence with the common
r"rpl'. Hmd destroy Him. They Wat.
/ ,h,N "'w 'u see # lie would heal
| t':'S u"'r "u the sabbath.
Jesus told tine man tu stand
. !ngth." and he did 50. And lie saith
unto them. |, it lawful tu do good
. ,u In" sabbath day. ~ Iu do rvll' co
."v" iItr. rr tu KILL But they held
! tN'!r peace.
! Jesus Looked Ground ON thr>c rnrr.
/ g.i,Nvd and angry "fu! the hardness
/ rl th,!r hearts" and told the man 10
! stretch forth ms hand. and il was re-
stored whole.
/ I'll" Pha:ISrcs then went tu the
/ ii,vuu!ans and cuun>cicd with them
| hc" tu destroy Him. The HCrudlanS
wc.r a Smal! company of Jews who
/ supported the vuicr>hip of Hcrod
= AntlpaS under the dominion OF the
. Roman empire. They We're consider
/ ed umpairiotiC Ivy most uf the Jews.
/ The PhHvISecS. YOU see. who We're 50
. Particular about III" very letter ot
! the law. foY Jesus. werr not above
I aSs"C!G'!nG with and asking the help
! ni these people who Were consider
/ ed traitors to- their cuuniry'> Cau,r.
~ prdUr :" trap the Lord
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15

Shifting Billy Myers 10 the wing
back position. Young has moved fleet
but driving Hosea Rodgers TO Myers
old tailback post while Bernie Ruh-
ling returns TO duty after an injury
to handle the fullback position vaca-
ted by Rodgers. Southern Mctho-
distS 205 pound Wayne Palmer
rounds out the capable back(icld
crew with his fierce blocking from
the quarterback post.
The probable lincMps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-15

For III ,ix days The Lord made
heaven and Garth. :hc sea. and all
that IN them l.. and rested the >cvrn-
IN d"v. wherefore The Lo.d blessed
the sabbath day and hHllowcd IT,"
ms IS tn" fourth cuw"andacnt
and u l. u wise and iIISt one which
b" wei! worth observing even by pcu-
pie who do moi subscribe 10 the
Christian religion. SlX days shalt
lhuu labor and on the seventh thou
shalt rest and think of other thing,
than work. In normal time. ~iX davs
- The limit any person ShOYld work.
and the seventh dav is needed lp!.
rest and "cCupcration.
The commandment tells lis t. keen
the day hOiv. We would do well io
need TINS command. Six day we
nave l"r the work and play of the
world: one day 10 devote 10 rcirrsh-
ing our $ouis---tD quiet thought and
communication with the things Of
the spirit
Gods Reward.
III ihOu turn away thy foot from
the sabbath, from doing thy pleas
urc on Nv holy day: and call the
sabbath delight. the holy of the
Lord. honorable: and shalt honor
Him. not doing thine own ways. nor
indrng thine own pleasure. nor
speaking thine own words
Then shalt thou delight thysrlf III
the LORD: and I viii cause ihur iu
ride upon the high place Of thc
Garth"
Thus spoke Isaiah. one Of the
greatest of the Hebrew prophets.
You NAV not feel like .Uiu" to
church. mavbc. Nou may feel tired
and think that rest and fun +, the
answer 10 your Sunday problem. But
II YOU turn away from such thougurs
and rcsolutclv rise. dress and bctakr
yourself TO the church of your choice.
Join in the services with heart as
well as voice. YOU will know what
Isaiah meant when he spoke OF the
Lord causing thee TO ride upon the
high places of the earth" Refresh
nent and renewal both of body and
+ mind will result
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
OPA 'SEntrapment'' Practices to Be
Ended in State, Murray Is Assured

WASHINGTON-Senator James
E. Murray has received assurance
from Price Administrator Chester
Bowles of the intention of the latter
to investigate and stamp out in
Montana, or wherever else it is
found to exist, the practice of "en-
trapmentn as a means of gathering
evidence to use in the prosecution
of attractions of OPA regulations.
Complaints from Montana have
indicated that agents of the OPA
at many places in the state have
resorted to various devices to in
veigle business men, especially
owners and workers in gas stations,
into technical or real violations of
the regulations. These agencies, 1t
is alleged, frequently have driven
into gas stations and rendered in
valid coupons in payment for gas.
These coupons later can be used as
evidence.
VIZ nave AoouCO NEAJ CAH1AItl
instructions to our enforcement
people on this whole subject of
'entrapment' and it is definitely
against our policy to gather evil
dence in that way" Bowles advised
Senator Murray. He informed the
senator that an immediate investi-
cation will take place in Montana
He explained that the scope of the
field organization of the 0PA is
necessarily large, and that the or
ganization is pretty much under
manned at present" and, in addi-
ton, has more than 100000 volun-
teer workers.
mo matter how careful we may
be or how explicit our instructions, p
said the price administrator, there
will always be some people in an
organization of this size who simply
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
CRUDE STOCKS DROP

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of
the week ended Nov. 6 totaled 1885,
$4,000 barrels, according to data
reported TO the bureau of mines,
United States department of the
interior Compared with the total
of 237, 219,O00 barrels for the pre-
ceding week, this represents a de
crease of 2S2, 900 barrels. comprising
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

Fanny was thoroughly angry at
her swimming teacher.
THE fresh thing!" she exclaimed.
After | won the race, he came to
me and said, My dear, you kept
your end up magnificently'"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

a decrease of 10000 barrels in
stocks of domestic crude, and an
increase of $4,000 barrels in stocks
of foreign crude.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
PROFIT REPORTED

FORT WORTH, Tex.-Texas Pa
cific Coal & Oil Co, and subsidiary
in report for the quarter ended
Sept. 80, 1913, show a net profit of
1856, 1888 after charges and taxes,
equal to Al cents a share on the
886,541 shares of capital stock
There was no liability for federal
income or excess profits tax, the re
port states.
Rastus: "Yo' done said yo' could
lick me?"
Moses: "Uhuh, All sho' did, big
boy. Want me to demonstrated"
Rastus: mo, indeed. Abs jes'
gatherin' statistics"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

viii not conduct themselves in a
proper manner. Naturally, it's our
job to run them down and to get
rid of them wherever we find
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Put Pill Boxes
To New Use

ApROPOS OF VITAMINS,
Toumanova, star of Days of
Glory" has a collection of
antique pill boxes, three of
which she has pressed into
service as vitamin containers.
One. a st. Christopher pill box
in gold, holds the AS. Another,
Of antique gold with a tiny dia-
mond cross, is custodian of the
BIS. And the third with its cover
floral spray of rubies, takes
care of the Cs.
All three boxes are attached
TO a gold chain, which is fast
ened with a diamond heart
paddock. Health is a precious
thing" says Toumanova, and
should be we'll guarded"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

motifs in pairs, from 3l4x5 to
5X6l2 inches; stitches.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of tasteful en-
broidery motifs that you can
use on many articles, - cents.
Send ID cents in coins for
this pattern to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Send an additional Is cents
for our new 32-page Needle
craft Catalog containing 1873
illustrations of beautiful designs
for embroidered linens, knit
ting crochet, quilts, home decor
ations and toys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Take Advantage Of Large
Supply of Spinach on Market
By PRUDENCE PENNY

this three times. then wash In
cold water 20 freshen.
Cook only in water which
clingS 10 leaves. Cook only until
tender IN uncovered pot about
5 10 10 minutes. Season and
serve.
Try the following variations.
Spinach Souffle
! cup cooked spinach
p cup enriched day old white
bread crumbs
/ egg
= ? teaspoon chopped onion
y teaspoon salt
5 teaspoon pepper
q cup milk
Chop cooked spinach very
fine, add crumbs, slightly beaten
egg, onion, seasonings and milk.
Turn into a buttered mold and
bake in a moderate oven $3.50
degrees for one hour.
Spinach Croquettes
4 cups cooked cold spinach
, tablespoons butter or mar
Carine
tablespoon grated onion
/ tablespoon slfted -four
y cup bread crumbs
Il cup grated cheese
! egg yolk, we'll beaten
egg white, stiffly beaten
Dash nutmeg
. tablespoons chopped parsley
Drain the spinach and chop
very fine. Melt the butter in
skillet and add the onion and
brown lightly, then add the
spinach and stir until well
heated. Slowly add the re-
naming ingredients, except the
parsley. Mix well, and heat until
lukewarIn.
Turn out on a board spread
with crumbs. Sprinkle with
parsley. Form into small balls
or croquettes and roll in
crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat
1865 degrees) until brown.
Remove from the fat, sprinkle
with grated cheese and crumbs,
brown in a hot oven (40O de-
greeS). -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Good Posture, Carriage
Important for Tall Girls
BY IDA JEAN KAN

left hand, clasp the right wrist.
The left elbow should be bent
a trifle out TO side. Now, with
the right hand. describe a wide
circle, over to one side, down in
front, and back up to the other
side. But do it by rotating at
the trunk.
Throughout the circling, keep
arms in that same position.
Miss Newton says she got il
from a model and that sit does
just about everything-includ-
ing taking the fat off the back
of the hips" She also likes
stretching exercises and eXer-
cises to strengthen the abdomi-
nal muscles.
Copyright, 1s43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Salt Glow Scalp Treatment

ment suggested by Faye Emer-
son, who will be seen next in
Destination Tokyo"
Take a teaspoonful OF salt
and mix il with four table
spoonfuls of good quality witch
hazel Rub it into the scalp until
the skin tingles. Shampoo out.