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Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES
Rev. L. f. Uhlendorff, Pastor, An
nOunces Services for the Week

Rev. L. F. Uhlendorff, pastor of
Jerman Chapel, announces services
for the week beginning on Sunday:
Sunday School at 2 p. M; preach
ing at 3 o'clock; evening service by
the young people, Z to 7.30; evan
gelistic service at 7.3O o'clock.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
LOST

Lost last night wednesday, a
dark grey young male cat, black
nose and black mouth. Reward for
return.
MRS. S. MOLL,
10 South ST., Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
FOR SALE

Ivory metal bed, double size, link
spring and matteress to fit same.
Walnut bureau, marble-top, 81 x SO
mirror.
Phone 2124 Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
NOTICE

NOTICE
In pursuance of an order of ERNEST B.
RAUGHLEY, Register of Wills. in and for
Kent County. Delaware. dated January %.
A. d. 1913 notice is hereby given of the
granting Letters Testamentary on the
estate of George Carter on the 25th day of
January A. ID. l943. All persons having
claims against the said George Carter.
decd, are required to exhibit the same to
such Executrix within one year after the
date of the granting of such Letters. or
abide by the law in that behalf. which pro-
vides that such claims against the said
estate not so exhibited shall be forever
barred.
ANN BOWEN CARTER,
Executrix of
George Carter, decd.
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11

CARTS Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock. Jack CARTS and Wells
Campbell will conduct the service.
The theme will be 'Race Relations"
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

DR.. R. F. Corley received the sad
news of the death of his brother,
Rev. Jesse Lee Corley of South
Pasadena, California, Tuesday ev-
ening. Rev. Corley visited his
brother here about two years ago
and spoke before the Rotary Club.
He was a son of the late Rev. DR..
]. E. Corley and Mrs. Corley and
is survived by his wife and two
daughters. Two other brothers,
DR.. Ames Corley and Foss Corley
also survive.
Pvt. William Armand of Miami
Beach, Florida, who has been
spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Armand at
Townsend, spent the weekend
with Miss Mary Emma Legar in
Smyrna.
Pvt. Fred Stevenson, U. S. Army,
has been sent to Fort Knox, Ky
Pvt. Fred Harris to Miami Beach,
Florida; Pvt. Herman Tucker to
Camp Edwards, Mass; Pvt. Allyn
Robinson and Pvt. Richard Lee
Cochran to Miami Beach, florida,
and Pvt. Lawrence H. Kinsey to
San Diego, California. These are
among the boys to leave Smyrna
more than a week ago.
Miss Eunice Anthony, who has
been i'll the past week at her home,
Bannister Hall, is reported but lit
tie better.
Mrs. Nan Lees of Baltimore, Md,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles G. Har-
monson.
Mrs. John V. Postles of Philadel-
phia, spent Tuesday with Mrs
Frank E. Postles who has been i'll
a number of months.
Lieut.. Richard Price, U. S. Navy
who has been in active service In
the south Pacific area for many
months, is spending a short fur
Tough with Mrs. Price and THEN
son before reporting for a three
months course of intensive training
at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Handloff OF
Washington, d. c., are receiving
congratulations on the birth of q
son on Wednesday, February 3rd
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Handloff have
been spending several days with
their new grandson.
Mrs. George Robinson, who was
taken to Kent General Hospital ir
the David G. Harrison Post ambul.
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
SIS
Phone 4671

(MsAni.g ,,Ssvs Our Swifchboard',J
For the convenience of SOL
diers and sailors, most army
camps and navy yards have a
Bell Telephone Center with
operators on duty to help the
men call home.
Do the men appreciate this
service? Well, last August a
bad storm blew in a window
at one of these telephone CEN
tiers. Pouring rain threatened
to soak our switchboard to
deathly silence. But like Sir
Walter Raleigh, army rockies
took off their newly issued
raincoats and wrapped them
gently around the switch
board. And their calls to par
ents, wives and sweethearts
went humming merrily along
to home.
Z p. S. Most soldiers make their
calls between 7 and 8
P. M. Help keep Long
Distance lines clear for
these "three-minute fur
loughs home"
Don't make unnecessary calls.
Keep all calls brief! War is
on the wires. The Diamond
State Telephone Company.
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11

FOR RENT

20 Acres of Muskrat Trapping
land on marsh formerly Blendt
farm. Apply
TIMES OFFICE,
or Phone 2197 New Castle
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
FOR SALE

Ivory crib with springs, and dark
blue English style baby coach,
new.
Phone Smyrna 2124
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11
FOR SALE

Five homes on Smyrna-Clayton
Boulevard, all conveniences. These
homes are desirable for investment
purposes.
Will sell separately or as whole.
The National Bank of Smyrna,
Executor, George w. Turner Estate
Smyrna times., 1943-02-11

O'Neill and Everett led the scor-
ing with IL and 6 points while Bull
lock scored Z points for Dover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Betty Jane Jacobs Weds

Betty Jane Jacobs daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Rex Jacobs,
II Crosse Poine Nava 1t. Alfred j. Fisher Jr.
twenyhfth wedding anniversary Of the bde
eroon parents Ny and Mrs Alfred j. Fisher Of Balmora
drive Palmer Woods
But Mr. and Mrs Fishers only celebration Of the day
the wedding Of their Mrs Fisher gracefully stepped
aside saying AL The glamour Of the day belongs 10 the new
bride
ST. Psuls Church Lake Shore road the locale Of
this wedding Of tho largest and most beautiful ever
IN Crosse Polnte.
The altar maSsCd With Gala lilies and fanked by two
adineres filled es other flowers against
embankment Of cybotium ferns.
The Rev. r. Lawrence Ernst who is Mr~Fshers cousin
oficiaed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Frances Fisher Maid Of Honor

Betty James maid Of honor Frances Fisher sister Of
the bridegroom and her bridesmaids Jean Ford Nancy
Bigeow LAME Wright Helen Stoepe, Marian Miller Serena
Moran Pauline Tmmin Of Montreal cassmate of the bride
Noroton Barbara Witter Of Pasadena CAL cassmate
Finch, and the brdegrooms little sister, Trudyq who
junior bridesmaid.
Bob Fisher his brothers best man.
Guests seated by Walter Fisher, another brother
Of the bridegroom Eddie Stroh Lit j. g. Bill Leckie, who
from Washington D. c. 1t. a. G. jim Danaher, 1t.
CT. G. Sam Heaney from Chicago L. u. G Edward Martin
Princeton y. j. Fred Colombo Richard Coleman and Pvt
Jack Fisher relation.
Charles T Fisher III and Walter Robinson Of
the bridegroom altar boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
BETTY Jane Stunning Bride

Betty Jane pretty natural blonde with sve figure,
stunning wedding dress Of heavy, msrous
imported satin deep ivory shade embelshed with
ponte lace which had been created especially for
fashioned simple lines with peacock train six
yards long.
The front Of the skirt was slashcd in which was
filled with knife peated ruffCs Of imported net.
The bodice long and pointed IN front and had
sweetheart neckne edged pone lace and motifs Of
the lace appliqued at the corners
The long fitted sleeves finished with points Of
matching lace the hands
An ethereal cap of pointe lace modification Of
Mary Queen of Scots cap held in place the veil of fine i'm
ported three yards wide without which reached
the tip of her train.
Betty Jane her string Of pearls and carried cascade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Mrs. Jacobs Airy Headdress

Mrs. Jacobs airy headdress Of matching crepe
covered with leaves fashioned Of hosehar braid and
swahed in matching yelling.
Her flowers purple orchids.
Mrs Fisher original Hattie Carnegie dinner
Of pearl gray crepe made slim lines square
line formed by aPPqued bow knot designs OF the
tcrla and thrco-quarter length sleeves
The hplength jacket had long sleeves and wide noched
done sody in beads shading from pearl gray blue
gray Her dress accented by deep purple orchids.
Her smart little hat made entirely of petals in
all shades Of gray and trimmed with matching illusion yelling
reception and wedding breakfast held al the
Crosse Ponte Yacht Club The receiving line stood
Of the fireplace in the large lounge against background
cybotium ferns and white flowers.
The wedding cake which conferred the buffet table gar
landed at the base with gardenas stephano and maiden
Continued Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Wayne Women 10 Hold Tet

THE WAYNE WOMENS
CLUB will hold its last club tea
of the season at las p, m.
Wednesday al the Wayne
School. Mrs. Nal Miller will
nreSidn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Niennese Court Dresses

The attendants stately in their Vennese court
dresses which had voumnous skirts fashioned of layers
of La France moussene de sole fitted bodice with
U-shaped necknes edged with Marie Louise rues of
and long tght-ng with similar ruffles falling
the hands
The dress by the maid Of honor distinguished
by little train and a tucked yoke
Their crescent-shaped hats of cloud blue mouselne de
sole trimmed with velvet ribbon bows tiny blue
birds fitting the left eye.
The bridesmaids carried great armfuls of cloud blue del
phnium which had alighted little buebirds.
The maid Of honor carried pale lavender orchids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Volunteer Service
Picks Committees

FIVE WOMEN were named
10 head committees Of the Col
lego WomcnS VOLUNTEERS Serv-
ice At luncheon meeting Of
the executive board last week
given by Mrs. Victor Adams,
president.
Those selected were:
NESDANES
H0hAr- n E0y' Harold r Dams
Harold r Gearv Pau, r krauss
Edward RHney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Lille, Black-eyed Beauty

Trudy who little. back-eyed beauty a sensation
In her kneeengh baerna dress Of mousene de
shade the others eight stached moussene
de sole petticoats.
On the front Of the skirt embroidered white angora
daisies with yellow centers.
The waist had tucked yoke outlined with fluted fris
and tire puff finished similar fri
Evening star., 1943-11-14

Add walnvts to lunch boxe,
Give all the war-workers in your
family-and kids at school-extra
energy with walnuts. Delicious
variety, too! Mix cream cheese
with chopped walnuts for dark
breads. Blend chopped walnuts,
raisins or other dried fruits, and
mayonnaise for a different spread.
Or make your sandwiches with
walnut bread. And be sure to tuck
in handful of walnuts for dessert.
Evening star., 1943-11-14

See all the flavor, variety
and extra food values they
give your wartime meoIs..
....point-free, too!
With 50 many other foods rationed
OF scarce, we know you'll be buying
walnuts this year! So why not get all
the help you can from these crisp,
nutritious kernels?
Need new variety" ideas:' Just try
adding walnuts to your easy recipes!
Chop 'em into salads for new flavor.
Use them generously in Puddings.
Let walnuts put real "crunch-aPpeal''
into mullins and coffee cake!
Want to SAFE points,? A few scraps
of leftover meat, plus walnuts-there
you have the makings of marvel
Gus, protein rich meat loaf! And
when you're short of sugar. use these
golden kernels to make a skinny
Evening star., 1943-11-14
FOR MORE VARIETY, MORE NOURisHMENT. AC

Add wolnuts to main course dishes
Here's how these tasty kernels stretch meat
in your menu! Use fresh ground or leftover
meat; shape it around center stufing of
walnuts and moistened bread crumbs, and
bake in medium oven. Plenty of protein,
with walnuts in the makings! Add walnuts
to spaghetti or vegetable casseroles, too
they supply the protein and vicamins these
dishes need! And when you're up against it
for something new to serve-add walnuts to
old stand-bys. They'll caste grand!
Evening star., 1943-11-14
MAKE THE M0S1
OF WALNUTS

cake icing look luscious, and taste
like million!
Keeping an eye on nntrition!' Then
do keep your eye on walnuts. Food
experts have good reason for calling
them walnut meats! Just see how
closely pound of walnut meats par
allels the recommended adult diet:
DAAy ONE POUND Of
NEEDS WALNUT kEWElS
cslesies $500 4soo .... 32lo
Preteias e0-70 ems =. 10 gns.
CaIeium 0.S ens- o45
PhesPhsrus o.s2-1.z -. Ito
koa ...... OH" -. .0lo"
Wtaasia 4 5000 LU : 453 U.
Wtsspia B.. 80. coo LU. go. SIT ..
Evening star., 1943-11-14

Anotber tip: You save money by
insisting on diamonds" when you
buy. They are crack-tessed for quality
stamped with the Diamond" brand
only if they pass rigid tests for full
shells, and plump, fresh kernels. Get
more perfect kernels per pound -
always buy "Diamonds"!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
gDDcsan,cigen |

Mrs. gliaabetb Old, selt. am
1o. Sebr. 1884 in 8etblebem, 8a.
Alte 2elerin.
Sobn g dnibIer, aeIt. am 13.
San. 1913, mobl porbereitet, I'M
sllter bon 7S Sabren, in Saroforo,
isis.
Mrs. Marg. Sc item M Ter, gelt.
am 25. San. 1943, IN Srpington,
g. S. 2angiabrige 2eierin.
Mrs. Senrietta Sapoen, eeb.
am 20. Suli 1853 in Ser &bein.
pfal5; seit. am %. San. 1943, I'M
sllter bon 897a Sabren in Seem
Oorf, sc. 9. 2nnsiabrige 2elerin.
@brtp. s6tp. slmanoa g duer-
man. S.S.S., eeit. am %. San.
1922, i'm Soipital oes @tutterbalt'
ies in Ser Ndbe bon &iperton, 3d.,
i'm @lter bon II Sabren. Sic bin=
terlqbt 1 8ruoer, 8. S. S6uer>
man, ct. Souls, Wo.; geeffen,
&ep. 81. S6uerman, Sefferion gitp,
Mo., uno mebrere geffen uno 9eid)-
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
MmS bent eSoiepbtnu,l

sf1r5 lit ser unierm Batron, ben1
III. Soiepb, gepeibte Weonat. Sein
9same lit ia idon I'M Sitel unierer
Anltalt entbolten unO NOR es ieit ben
crlten Infangen ser Initalt, pelder
Ct ltb itets als n,abtiger S6utpatron
erpielen bot. Sn Oieiem Monat Der.
ehren mir ibn in gan5 beionoerer
8eiie uno mir eriu6en uniere 2eier,
audi oieIen groben S6ubpatron Der
fatbolii6en Stride IN oieien itiirmi:
lden 3eiten gan5 beionoers an5uru=
fen. gSir itno iiber5eugt, oaB ct uns
au6 in ser bon uns begonnenen Brei=
iefampagne ieinen beionoeren S6ut
angeOeiben lailen miro. r
X X X
SSn Sen leste11 Sagen bes perfloiie=
men 6ebruars fanoen etlibe auberse=
mobnli6e ltnterbaltungsfeiern itatt,
II. a. am Gorabeno BON 8aibingtons
Weburtstage. 8ei oieier @elegenbeit
puroe elm bon 5eminarilten uno Stu-
oenten ,glGn5ero ourbgefiibrtes Bro-
gromm geboten, oas eine angenebnle
abmedilung BON Mulif uno @elang
entbielt. .~zsz
X X X <
S(m 90. 6ebruor batten mir eill
-feierli6es Sohomt fir oen 5rieoer
uno 8ottes Sbus unieres 2anbes.
X X X
sluh Des 81. Saters ge0a6ten mir
in l1niern @ebeten am 2. War5, oem
slnniperlarium ieiner grlpablung gum
Brinot Yetri. S1on bier Sabre lino
perfloiien, ieit er am 12. War5 1889
feierli6 gefr0nt tpuroe. Seitoem tpar
BupIt Yius ser 3tp0lfte 1nermiioli6
benliibt fir bie grbaltung oes Srie<
oens uno oas Sos Der 8eoriidten ano
0iirftigen. slub oas Solepblnum
bat er lebr mobltpoaeno beoa6t. Oie
Stuoenten itno ibm iebr ergeben unr
beten taglif fiir i'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

@om uSoreign 8roaocait SnteQis
gence Serpice' in 8aibington muroe
cine Meloung Oes gebeimnispollen
oeutiden '9funofunfs ,,@uitap aoolf"
abseb0rt, ser als 5pra6robr elmer
oeutinen @eneralsclique gilt. 0eriel=
be ri6tete ei1en tpiloen slngriff alf
SEN Mubenminilter Soa6im BON Sfib-
hentrop Ser friibere Seftbanoler
miro bei6uloigt, ben fiir5li6 angefiin=
bigten oeutld italieniid iapauiiden
@irti6aftspaft ,,altsgefodt" 5lt baben,
Inn oas Siasfo ieil1er 8orausiage 5u
beridleiern, oab Sapan Sibirien an-
greifen meroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

Siegesmurit, Elm griabprobuft snr
Stredung Der perfiigbaren 5leil6be-
ltGnoe, biirfte fiinftig an sic Steue
menigltens einiger ser lederen garl-
tqten treten, Die beute no6 5um Wenn
ser Mmerifaner geboren. s. Sc. 81
tinton bon @aibington, ein 8ean1ter
oes Observation-Disclosures, erfldrte
Ser Ssnoepenbent Meat Baders' Il'
location, oaB Die Gegierung an elmer
Breisfor1neI arbeite, unter Der giirIte
in pieuei6t 11idt mebr ais bret Gin
5ellorten ltanoaroiiiert peroen pilr-
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

9ie @eiantaabl oer fatboliiden
8rielter uno Oroenslerte, Die Bis
beute Spfer ser Ia5ii6en &ir6enper@
folgung getporoen itno, ioa lib, na6
ser S6Gsung zines 5uperlalligen 8e=
oba6ters in ser, ,,Gatbolic 8orlb'
ouf 10000 belanfen. Srob oieier mos
oernen neronianiiben 8erfolgung lit
Sic fotbolii6e Stride innerlid itarfer
uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gelporoe11 nno
miro BON alien guten, re6toenfenoen
Ni6tfatbolifen geebrt uno geabtet,
neil tie fir meni6libe Sreibeit, 80,
leran5 uno Sriebel1 fotnpft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

Ser italienii6e 9uce 8enito 0fnIs
Iolini iou, angeblih 5uperlaliigen
Nadri6ten 5ufolge, an Magenfrebs
in einem porgeriiften 5tabium lei
oen. Oie 0iagnoie ioa bon Sitlers
2eibdr5ten geitellt tporben iein, Die
ii6 auf 8efebl bes oeuti6en 6iibrers
nod Stalien begaben, nabbem it6 be-
barrli6e @erii6te erbielten, ponab
Mul1olini franf lit. Ser @etpabrs'
mann iagte, oaB Mh1liolinis Weagen=
Ieiben Dor bier Sabren gum erltenmal
offenfunoig muroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

X * X
@epiB cine cole Gat, Die obna
3neifel our6 Die grinnerung an ei-
ne opferpiaige Mutter anseregt NOR
oen, pelde ein Saus bon &naben
aufge5ogen.
X X X
Sroe Hationierlngen, &nappbeiten
alIer Irt uno bober Breiie uno trot
alem, mas nod fommen mag infolge
bes &rieges, mablt Der appetit ln=
lerer Stuoenten.
ltnIerm 8reiIefomitee lit es gelun-
gen, oie Stubenten nit @ntbuliasmus
81 begeiltern. Cine groBe an5abl bon
Briefen iinb na6 alien &i6tungen
perlanot porben, nm 2eier, 8ertpano=
te uno Srellnoe gum announcement auf
l1nlere beioen @o6en5eitungen ein5u=
laoen unb iie au eriuden, ni6t nur
ibr eigenes announcement 5u erneuern,
ionoern au9 penigltens eine1 nel1en
SeIer 5u gelpinnen.
I'm iere &oble lit tpieber Inn 25
Gents per Sonne erbobt moroen. 9a
NIT lit Der Breis, i'm 8erglei6 nit
oem oes Sabres 1888, INN mebr als
oas Ooppelte aeItiegen. 9lu1 cine In=
aabl Nabrungsmittel mie Weil6, 8ut.
ter uno gier itnb I'M iel6en Mabe i'm
| Yreiie eelttegen, llniere 2eIer mer-
ben oieielbe grfabrltng gema6t baben.
@ir ertpabnten oies nur, Inn berldie-
renen 8eri6ten 81 begegnen, >na6 Den
Ole 2ebensmittelpreiie MIR Tim 10 bis
20 Bro3ent geitiegen iein ioaen.
X X X
Man6e Samilien nlogen bies nidt 10
perlpiiren, oo audi 1pielfah oie slr>
beitslobne in oie Sobe gegangen itno,
1'aber mir, bie mir auf 9alloere ginnab-
|nlequenen angepieien itnb, MAIDEN Die
grfabrung bab bel uniern. angelegten
6reiitelleneeloern Der 5i1lsfub beitdn-
| big iinft.
X X X -.-....
ltnIere 2eler lino getpiB neugierig
5u erfabrel1, in mas fiir cine Sage Die
Nabrungsnitte ittelrationierl1ng uns per-
lIebt bot. @ir baben bis iebt nod fei-
nerlei Anneiiung IN ge5ug ouf Die
GuantitGt Ser benotigten Nabrungs=
mittel erbolten. slls gnitalt tanfen
mir NIT 3ertififaten (unO bar) nno
nibt >1nit einem &ationieruugsbud
SO. 2. @ie es ben Mnibein bat, miro
uns bielelbe Sna1titdt erlaubt lper=
oen, ais fiir SEN perfloiienen Monat
9eaen1ber. Selbit penn uns otes ge-
itattet miro, 10 meroen Ste Mobl5eitenl
nibt aQ5u reiblid) ausfallen.
X X X
8ir f6nnen ebenfaas bon oem Bri'
bileg i'm eItaurant uniere Oeabl5e;
ten ein5unebmen, feinen 8ebrauh mo-
diem, benn ale, grob ltao flein, ers
ibeinen obne Musnabme am SildL
uno 5tpar oreimal am Gage.
X X X
ltnIere Stubenten uno mir alle itllO
piuia oie obmaltenoen nnO notmen
oigen 8ei6ranfugen auf uns 5l neb=
men 5uln 8elten nnieres SanOes nno
5u einen baloigen Siege.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

giner 11nlerer alten 5reunoe bat
in slnbetra6t ser iteigenoen 2ebens-
mittelpreiie, bie aub uns empfinoli6
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Qnittnng fir fromtlte
@aben 'ngnniten
SStmDemtett

Rev. C.MH., Mich. $500
Charles P. Mueller, Ill..-..... 1000
E. T. Fratus, N. Y........ 500
P.J.B., Penna. ....-...--........... 500
Mrs. A. Lonemann, Iowa. 500
Mrs. John Paney, Kans..-.....-... 500
Rev. J. S., Texas 400
Mrs. M. Korb, Ohio.-.. 500
Jos. J. Prenger, Ohio 800
Henry Hagedorn, Ill.. 200
Bernard Rossol, Iowa...-.-. 200
Mrs. Henry Vogel, Ohio--.........--. 200
Miss Eugenia Becker, Ill.......... LOO
Henry Soenneker, Minn.,-...--..-.-. 100
Mrs. A. Skolzki, Mich-....-......-....... 100
Mrs. Mary Kuffert, Mich.. 100
John Rosenzweig, N. Y...-...-.... 100
Albert Hatsch, Ill......--..-....-...-.. 100
Mrs. Joseph Metzger, Ill.-..-..-.... 100
Mrs. Theresa Bierberg, Ohio. 100
Mrs. M. Wolters, Minn...... 100
Margaret Schellhorn, N. Y. 100
VIGIL LIGHTS
Miss Grace Borst, N. Y.........$ 81 90
Mrs. Henry Vogel, Ohio.-.------.-.-.--. 100
COAL FUND
Previously credited .............-.-....$877.53
J. K. Bihm, Ohio 200
Bernard Rossol, Iowa-.....-.--.---.... 100
Total. $8S0.53
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Stim,lle Des Golfes fir
Das eSoiepbinn,t

Sd itbide Sbnen $500, oie id
5u gbren oes III. Solepb uno oes bl.
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lproben bate. - $. g., Nebr.
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Am sending this donation in
honor Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus
as per my intention and thanks
giving. - Ch. B., Pa. >
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Enclosed please find one Dollar
in thanksgiving for a favor grant,
ed, in honor Of St. Joseph and St
Anthony. - Mrs. tn. B., Kans.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

Mitttuod, ben 10. @ar5 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Made in China

In India. she bought yards
and yards of bright blue chiffon
for some ridiculously low price.
She toted il off 10 Hongkong
with her and found a little Chi
nese woman TO make her dress.
The finished product. all hand
made. is spattered with silver
daisies, fashioned from metal
beads and wirework indeed,
a work Of art.
Another Hongkong master
piece is a light blue crepe with
j panels of overlapping silver
sequins. 1t took one month TO
make by hand, yet cost about
one-fifth what it would have in
America.
Anita tells of the little native
statesmen In Hongkong who call
on the hotel visitors with tales
of good, inexpensive dress
maker on such-and-such a street.
After the sales talk their work
is done.
When the war is over. Anita
plans 10 continue her globe
trottlng and her worldwide
wardrobe, even il il means buy
ing another 10 trunks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Sire dmIiners
Aid Victims
OF Polio

THE defense Sreamliners of
- the department of parks and
recreation have planned AZ sepa-
rate functions in honor Of the
Presidents birthday. starting
Monday, January 25, and con-
tinuing throughout the week.
They include athletic events,
large dances, card parties, a
barn dance and small social
gatherings.
The proceeds will 60 10 pro-
vide treatment for the sufferers
of infantile paralysis and TO
finance further study and re-
search.
Since the Streamliners' organ
ization is composed of neighbor-
hood units. every section Of the
city will have a part in these
money raising events. Each
unit will concentrate on the
particular neighborhood in which
the group meets, and they hope
10 get their community behind
them solidly in the fight against
infantile.
Some of the larger units have
planned elaborate dances with
floor shows. Others will be
smaller, informal parties where
the residents of the community
can get together to get ac-
quainted with their neighborS.
10 The Presidents birthday cele-
brations will be staged in COM
munity Centers, parish halls,
school centers and other build
ingS.
The tickets are So cents each,
including tax, and may be OBJ
tanned from all StreamlinerS.
They are also on sale at all
community centerS and at the
main office of the department of
parks and recreation, ninth
floor, Water Board Building.
A telephone call TO the de
partment at Randolph 1864 will
obtain information about the
time and place of the parties in
any particular neighborhood.