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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Nacirema Club
Scene Of Party
Held Sunday
BY vIvIENNE COOPER

Vivacious Kathleen Stevenson en-
tertained recent bride Dorothy Scott
Cunningham on Sunday at Nacirema
club from two until SIX.
Mrs. Cunningham was attired in a
blue crepe dress with the new side
drape effect, and Mrs. Stevenson
chose brown and white sheer print.
two-piece effect
Between the bridge sessions the
hostess served a dessert luncheon OF
punch. ice cream and cake.
The contract bridge winners were
Gladys Scott, frst; an exquisite pair
Of gold and amethyst earrings. Rose
Hill won bottle OF Lucien Lelong's
"Carefree" cologne as second and
Bernice Hoaglsnd won a corssge OF
white flowers for the hair, as third
Maribodine Robinson INDUCED in
her favorite hobby and made NOV
ing pictures OF the guests as they
strolled through the spacious gar.
oens OF the Nacirema club.
Guests at this affair included
Nathalie Clarke. Gladys Scott, Mari
iodine Robinson. Lucille Davis.
Jane Lett, Inez Caldwell, Ernesta
Cruzet, Betty Swan. Lillian Butler,
Lucinda Hubbard. Marion Dungey.
Dorothy Poindexter. Margaret Ben
net, Lillian Wheeler. Sara Snyder.
Euneida HarRrove. Gertrude Moss.
Eloise Nuttsll. Bernice Hoagland.
Rose Hill, Norma Price, Bertha
Scott. Bernice Sharpe. Evelyn Mont
Joy. Louise Marshall, and Ruby Rice.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
TO WELLESLEY

Mrs Gertrude B. williams is at
tending the summer session al Well
esley College for Women in Ma&Sa.
chusetts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Cummings Fete
Daughter, Annie
With Party Sun.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.
Cummings was the scene OF gay &C
tivity Sunday IN honor Of the birth
day Of their daughter. Annie Laurie
Miss Cummings. the guest Of hon
or. was attractiVely alfred IN black
crepe accented by triple strand of
pearls with matching bracelet and
earrings.
Hos,esses were Jessie Tyson. Glo-
ria Wlmbsh. BarbaEa Taliaferro and
Helen Mcdaniel who served delics-
cies Of punch. assorted sandwiches.
zee cream and cake. The birthday
cake. presented 10 the guest OF
honor by Gloria Wimbish and Es-
ielle Richards, was especially out
standing The color scheme OF tho
cake, pink and white, was carried
throughout the house.
Miss Cummings received many
lovely and practical gifts among
which the mentioned pearl neck
lace, bracelet and earrings and sill
yer compact were outstanding.
Many OF Annie Laurie's friends
were present 10 extend their greet
inRs and help her celebrate her
birthday. Wayne students were
prominent among the guest. There
were also visitors from Chicago and
Pennsylvania and several service
men.
Guests included: the Misses Helen
Mcdaniel. Gloria Wimbish, Estelle
Richards. Barbara Taliaferro. Dora
belle Edwards. Walta Mae Simpson.
Dorothy Smith. Eddie Van Franks.
Alice Walton. Louise Roberts. Mar
lorie May. Josephine Roscoe, Gloria
MAY. Margaret Lightner. Dolores
May. Apolis Smith. Clara Evans. Do
lores Thomas. Evelyn Moore. Dixie
Lee Redius, Jusnita Morrow: Messrs.
Samuel Smith. Melvin White. Fred
Taylor. Isaac Morrow. Percy Baxter.
Benjamin Darden. Joshua Carter.
Herman Brown. Francis King. Fred
Hill. Charles Jackson. David Tyson.
Hiswatha Jones. Fred McAlpin, Ma
thaniel Smith. Alvin Goodlaw, and
Daniel Cummings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Mrs. Sanford Honored
At Woodland ark

Mrs. Arsena Sanford OF Hague
avenue. Detroit. was honored by
her husband with a surprise birth
day party on Tuesday at the beau
uful tavern owned by Mr.. J. Par
ker OF Detroit.
A few OF the many who dropped
in throughout the evening 10 ex-
tend good wishes were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Parker. Mrs OSSie Ter
rant, Mrs Josie MJlling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hidy. Mrs. James Bel
lamy. Mr.. and Mrs George Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Mcbride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hendry. Mrs.
Orrie Cameron. Mrs o. B Ran
dolph. Mrs. Mary Irwin. Mrs. Will
lie VI. Taylor. Mrs. Tony Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Holley. and Mr.,
and Mrs. Emanuel Green. The az
fair was gwen in Woodland Park.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Three In Triple
Birthday Party

Elizabeth Edwards, Esthel Clio
yer and Beulah Henderson were
JON; n ',tesseS az . triple birthday
party on Sunday at the Detroit
Women's Club. Ferry at Brush.
Richard williams furnished Incl
dental music throughout the eve
n.nE. Helen Henderson and
Thomas Paul supplied vocal rem
dl,ons al intervals. Mr.. Paul did
special request number, The
World is Waiting for the Sunrise"
The beautiful birthday cake
made by Mrs. +. c. Washington
bearing three candles with the
names OF each hostess. grsced the
lace-covered table In the dining
room.
Over IS friends OF the honorees
called during the evening Out-of-
town guests were Mrs, Ann Gail
lard. visiting Mrs Lola Watson ot
Westminster. and Mrs, Mildred G..
Stevens, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Glover.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
SOCIETIES

A recently organized club. met al
the home OF Mrs Mildred Hayes,
5000 Whitewood Business Of or
ganizatlon was the main item of
discussion. Plans were made for a
Keno party to be given August l9.
The hostess served repast and
games were played. Mrs. Rose Har-
per is president; Leila ]. Holiday is
club reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Augusta Visitor
Dinner Honoree

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson
81 1905 McGraw. honored their cous-
in. Louise Ferguson VI Augusta Ga,
with a dinner Sunday Miss Fergu-
son s visiting another cousin, Mrs
lebanon Jackson. 1892 Milford.
Among those who came To meet
the visitor we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs J. Jack
son. and Mrs. Evelyn Hill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Meet Paul Rivere Carter. nine
years old. He IS the brilliant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Carter OF
Beechwood. He is a junior gallant
at the Sampson school. has been
double promoted TO the SD grade
and in addition, plays the piano
with exceptional ability.
" X y
ROMANCE
Ora Oden, popular postal employe,
was married last Friday 10 Gene
Parker. The ceremony was per-
formed in the gardens OF the Oden
home The Tuesday preceding the
wedding. several OF Ora's friends
honored her with a shower at the
home of Mrs Flossie Page of Brown
place. Hostesses and guests at this
affair were Mary Jefferson. Maize
Meyers. Frances Burton. Ophelia
Bacon. Wilma Smith. Ermajean Ison,
Mrs. Oden Thelms Belcher, Ohio.
Mrs. Oden. Thelma Beliher. Hattie
Winston, Annsbelle Morrell Mary
Glenn. Mary Reynolds, Thelma
Hayes and others.
X * *
So! Dorothy Jones has been Mrs
Poindexter since spring; belsted
ngratulations.
Our gal. Friday. informs Us that
Joseph Jack) Walker has beer
secretly welded to that certain
librarian from Chicago for SOM
time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
THE YOUNG wOMEN's CLUs

OF The Detroit association held q
social meeting al the home of Mrs
Theresa Mccoy. 5s4 Benton street
The hostess served a delicious re-
past. Guests were: Leila Brunette.
Eva Cornish. Essie Clark. ard Mae
Twitty. T. Mccoy Is club president;
GLADYS Roberts, club reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
BRIDGE

Mrs Clarence Jackson is study
ing at University OF Michigan this
summer and Will get her master S
degree in education.
* y X
Betty Cam Harris has been award
ed a scholarship 10 Wellesley.
X X *
Howard Tandy has informed his
family anc friends that he is now
with the invasion forces in France
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
&MlgartenS @amo 1tno
Qeute

Weebr tpie onSere 8olfon1taaten
itebt beute 8ulgorien i'm 8rennipiegel
Ser iid idneu enttpidelnoen gegen.
martigen @reigniile uno tpeitare tpi9-
ttge 8orgdnge f0nnen binnen fur5em
ertpartet 1perben.
Die 8ulgaren, oie ols Glotpen sic
glei6en @ebrdude, bic gIei9e &eIi>
gion, cine obnlide Sprode uno elm
Gbnlibes Glpbabet mie oie 9uiien
beiiten, itno Greunoe Der &ulien leit
@enerationen. Ser ein5tge @ru116,
tparum oas bulgorii9e 8olt oas
8iinonis ieiner gaeeierung NIT
Deutfdlano un6 Stalien btnnobm -
audi &penn es ni6t gegen bic Guiien
5u tdnpfen braudte -, tpar bic
5iemlid berbreitste Meinung, oaB Die
adie ben &rieg eetpinnen uno 6aB
8ulgarien ONT SrieoenstiId @orianos
pei, bic reiden tbra5il6en 8e3irfe bon
ieinem @rbfsinb Siirfei uno ben So
fen Saloniti bon @riede1lan6 erbal.
ten tpiiroe. NuBeroem boffte 8ulga>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27

rien, @ebietston8eiiionen bon Ruu,a.
MEN gu erbalten.
8ulgarten lit Elm 2ono bon 8auern
uno Sirten, beitst tuenie Gobriten uno
lit auf ben @rport uno ben Gustou1b
Ieiner Brooufte eeeen inouitrieue
Woren angepiaien. Setn ein3iger
Seebafen, 8arna, liegt am @6par.
5en Meer, uno oieier Safen tpiiroe
fitr ben Seeban6el nit 26noern auBer
HuBlano uno &umdnien nertlos Iein,
penn Die Siirfei aus irgenoeinem
@runoe bic 9aroanel1en fir ben bull.
garii6en Son6elsberfebr 1dlieBen
piroe. Ibgeieben bon i9tper befabr.
barenWegen 5u ben @ren5en ieiner
ytadbarn lit bic 8agooobobn 8ulga.
riens ein5iges an0eres slusganestor,
ober oieIe 8abn lit nidt in Der Gage,
ben Gin uno &usfubrbanoel 8ul.
goriens 5u bepaltigen.
Die 8ulgaren Iino zines Der 1d0n.
item Boiler @uropas; ibre @eiunobeit
uno ibr guSiebsn f0nnen ouf ibre
grnabrungsmeiie - boupt1GdIi6
S9mar5brot uno gogburt - 5uriid.
gefiibrt tperoen. 9os Bolf lit qroBen.
tells fatboliid, ous9enommen bic Sc.
sc tragenoen Mobanmeoaner, Ib.
fontmlinge Ser Siirfen, Die friiber oas
Sano beiebt btelten. Seoer fIeine Ort
bat feline &irde> oie an ru1fiIde Sir.
9en ertnnern, uno itebt unter Dem
@influB zines lanebdrtigen, idwor5.
9efletoeten Hrieiters, Dem es unter
Dem orientaliden 9fitus 3u beirateu
erlaubt lit 1no Der mei1tens perbei.
ratet lit.
8enige Ser 8ulearen aus ben Gr.
meren Sdidten iin6 eeiebli9 perbei>
rotet. Die 3ioiltrauung, bic in alien
europoil6en 2anoern eefor6ert miro,
lit in 8ulgarien iebr foitlpielig. Die
Paore laiien itb fir6li6 trouen, ~uno
oiale bon ibnen ber3idten auf bic
amtltde 3eremonie.
Das 2eben in Ben 2anobe3irten lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
Sender Sic den Kupon ieszt

primitio. @s gibt bort tpeoer @Ieftrt~
5itat, nod 8alierleitung. Die 2eute
leben uno orbeiten, tpie @enerationen
tbrer 8orfabren lebten uno arbeiteten.
Die 90rfer iino fIein, 1tnb sic Seroen
- Bferoe, &iibe uno 59ofe - tper-
oen auf sic 8ei0e getrieben uno
aben0s tpieoer bereingebolt. Seoes
Stiid Gieb t2nnt ieinen 5tou uno
trennt lt6 bon ser 9eroe, lobaIo es
bel Der 92iidfebr bon oen 8eioeplGt.
gem in Ser 0fGbe ieineS 5toues onge-
langt lit.
Sic SauIer lino aus SoI3> @tein
ODER 2ebm; es gibt getp0bnli9 ein
langeS @ebau0e, an 0eIien einem gn.
Sc iid oie 8obnung uno 0eilen on'
oerem gnoe it6 sic 59eune befinoet;
0a5lpiiden liegen Ser 8ieb' uno
Sdpeineitau uno oas Siibnerbous.
0ieie Ginltellung ideint ni9t iebr &C.
lunobeitSforoerno 5u iein, abar ite lit
prattii6, 0a Der 8inter in 8ulgorien
lang uno bart lit.
9ie 1anotpirtidaftliden @er6te bo-
ben itd inn 2oufe Der 3eit MIR nenig
geanoert. 9fobe Sol5pfliige merben
bon Sdlen 9e3ogen. @ras miro NIT
Der Genie 9enabt. @etreioe lpiro nit
oen Sanoen gebiinoelt uno nit benz
DraI6flegel georoiden. @s eibt teine
Mab' ooer Drei9mai6inen. Rein
Bauer beiibt einen &raftmagen, unb
es gibt nur Elm paar Troftoren i'm
2anoe.
Das 8ertebrsmeien lit unenttpidelt.
S6Ienfarren bolpern iiber idle4te
Bege, uno iiber Die 8ergpfaoe aieben
bepadte Rfer6e ODER giel.
Die bulsariide 4rmee madt eiuen
molerif9en @inorud. aber fie 1T ni9t
MODERN. AuBer elmer Banaerbipi{ion,
bic unIGngit bon ben Deuti9eu aus.
geriiftet uuroe. eibt es tpenig motort.
fierte aruppen. Die Qufttpaffe beftebt
(5ortfetung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
Oils &aiIeafre,eab

f1gees''. SteIlnsrtretenoer gorlisen.
Der iinO Soiepb 6. $pman bonn
"american Semiib soint 9iitribution
Committee" uno Mier. 8otrtd u. 81.
8ople, Der @retutioiefretdr Der ,Bor
&eIief SerOices of tie Sectional CO.
tbolic 8slfore Conference. &u6 Die
an6eren 8eanten oes Council 1teben
in Der 8oblfabrtsarbeit an prominen'
ter Stelle.
3u ben ongei6loiienen Srgani1a-
tionen geboren Gerbdn6e oller @lau.
bensbefenntniiie, uno cine nie Die
anoere bot iiberau in Der 8elt rei9e
prattiide @rfabrungen auf Dem &C.
biete Der &aritos 'geiommelt.
Il. q. lit aud bic "National gatb.
slic 8elfare Conference" beteiligt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
UMSONST sof;, Sos Wsss.Pso, Vert, Pro-

FORMS HEfL-0El. LINENdENT ---- anta~
septisch-hrinss achnelle LtnderunS vo@
rheumattschen und neurnlEtschen Scknego
gen. muskul6sen RhekenschnaaRzen, etea-
fen oder schnerxenden Muskein. VsTstaw~
ehuDsen und VerreRkunsen.
FORMS MAGOLO - Rlkahseh-lfndsEe
Revisss MagenstSzungsn via SodbEennsA
und Neutrality-suspicious.. hsrvOEGsrusen
durch elm Uehermass an SR0TO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
Dpittpod, Sen "a. sestember 1914

Oain Dermutlt9 ieine Gufgabe iein,
NIT ben offistellen &ilfsogenturen
5uiamutenSuorbetten.
Setne @riinoune tpur6e our9 bic
auffatilung oneereet, ooB bic @rfab'
rltngen, bic oieIe Pripatoerbdnoe Bis
lang idon ouf Dem 6elbe Der uber.
ieeii6en Boblfabrt eeiammelt batten,
aud fir bic Dor uns lieeanben Auf.
gaben nusbar ee1nadt uer6en iollten,
oenn oteie tper6en obne aIlen Stpetfel
f6mterig uno fon1pliaiert fem. 9te
a1 @rfobrsngen uno Braris reiden
Stdbe bieier prtootoerbGn6e oiirften
oenn oud IN ienen @eeen6en, iiber
bic fie Spe5iolfenntniiie oerfiigbar bn-
ben, nno 100 tie aua iiber ben t0ti'
gen apparot berfiigen. um Seite an
Seite nit ben offentli9en Stellen 5n
arbetten, bon groBem Nuben fem.
9ie 3useboriefeit 5u oem ,,goun.
ell" ift auf Oreaniiationen beidranft
oeren 5inansloee unb @eididte ers
fennen laiieu, bob tbre 2eiftungsf6big.
feti uno @tabtlitGt au9 cine @epdbr
oafiir bietet, BOB ite ibre aufeoben
erfolgreid 5u gn6e fiibren tonnen -
uno naturge,n1B au9 olf iold1e Ser
bdnoe, oeren Silfstatigfeit ltd, ibrem
gnn5n Brogramm gemdB, bislang
l6on Har uno einoeutig NIT iiberlee-
ifder Rarttos befaBt bate. Ser Count
eli" Felbft f1sugiert 11nter ibnen le6ig-
lid ola cine lrt aooperatibe, beren
aufsabe es 1T, Mitte un6 8eee fir
segenIeitiee 8erat,1n9, 4oor6tnierung
uno Ylonnung i'm &rei1e Der Mit'
slieosberbdnoe ielbIt ols auh atptiden
Sieien un6 amtli9en Stellen au fin
ben. Ser ,,@ouncil" ion ioldertpetie
oenn olio oud cine Irt bon .Gbaar-
ing Soufe" fir eroBongelegte St1fs'
11n6 raufbauproeramme biloen,.
bic 5,1r Belt bereits fir bic bon ben
l1nbiIoen ses arieges 1,no Der Ihie
beimeeIudten g0lfer Der gan3en
Belt aufgelteIIt tperben. Gin tpeiteres
3ieI 6es .,gouncil" lit es oud, Dop"
pelarbeiten ur6 l1eberI9netoungen 5u
nerntetoen uno oie Arbeiten fir ieoes
@ebiet entipre9eno oen beiteben6n
Nottpen0tgteiten ei113uteilen.
go idneu bic 2anoer guropos un6
aitens befreit tper6en tper0en, red"
mem 6ann aud Die Mitglie6soerbdn6e
bes Council 6onit, lire E6ti9feit
ars3uoebnen unb babel 10 eng pie
n10gli9 NIT Der limited Stations &e"
lief uno disqualification QominiItration
suiammen5uarbeiten, iotpie 1atiirlid
audi nit ben eip5elren gegteruneen
un6 Gbnli6en Da9berbdnoe11, bic ft6
aud in onoeren QGnbern biloen mo-
gen ober aud bereits eebiloet baben,
wie 3. 9. Der ,,@ouncil Of 8ritiib
Neencies for Relief 4broab".
8eionbers eng arbeitet Die an1e'
rtfanifhe Organiiation NIT Dem
~Breii6ent's 8ar gaelief Control
8oaro" ,t1b Dem ,,Nattonal 8ar
Guns" s,iannen. Ser Council bat
bereits Ausidiiile fir Die 8altanlan.
Der, 5ranfreid, stalien, Yolen, Sin.
oerfiirforse. 0ermiBte uno bertpan6te
Silfsarbeiten organiftert, un6 a116eus
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gu ben enti9ieoenIteu @egnern
Der Na5ifontrone in Sollanb a6bl.
ten Die Ratbolifen oes 2onoes. Sc
tuuroen IN ben lesten Sabren aabl.
rei@e fatbolifhe Rirden errtdtet.
80 Obiges Bib itel1te etne Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27

voh ven Case und H46hunsen-bssoEgcn
Sic sieh Ferni's zeitesprobHes Alpenkrsu-
tor. Mehr ais elm Abfahrrnietel, es i.t sueh
cine MagentitiSkeie 0pre4ende Medizin~
hersesteilt aus 1S der NaSur eisenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln. Krautesn und PflRn-
zen. Alpsnlxrauter brinst TRACE DSEne zpn
Arbeiten und hiife. verhRrteten Abfa1
durch Haxtleihigkeit vcrursachten Case xw
vertreiben und 8ibs dem Magen das ange~
nehme GefIhl Won WSrme. Wenn Sts
die Freuden glIcklicher Linderung Won
eibiSseitsbesehswexden Vsieder wiasen
wollen und xur seIben Zeit hrem Magen
guttun woilen. bcsorgea Sic sich mech
heute Alpenlrauter und nehmen Sic 90
Elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es In hrer Nachbarsehafe nieh4
AlpsnlzrSutsr Einfuhrung sansebot n d
eYhnlfen Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
Warum die Beschwerden Won
EIartleibigkeit
leiderl

wenn funktienale
Hartleibigkeie an
dauert und Sic mi.
serabel, neSv0s und
irritiert fGhlen und
an dersn Symp-
tome leiden--Kopf~
schmerEen Gblem
MundgeruSh, yer.
stimmtern Magen,
Verda st6-
rung, Sehlaf- und
Appetite sigkeit
urld hr Magen ftihlS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27

Rreu5wegitationen in Der ct. So.
iepbs Stride in 9ilberium oar. Ser
3reu5weg tpuroe een1alt bon Dem
8eneoiftinerpater Dom @reeor De
@it I'M Sabre 1886. CT befinoet
fid felt Sabren in ben Ser. Stao.
ten.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-07
PAPER COLLECTION
TO Be PEPPED UP
School Children Asked to
Help the Invasion By AS
sistance on Home Front

School children were today being
urged to back the invasion with
their full support in these closing
weeks Of the school year and the
weekly paper collection drives. Last
week only II tons of paper was
realized from the efforts of stu
dents in the city's SO schools.
This total was an all time low
and reports stated today that col
lections so far this week have also
proven poor. j. Warren Upson, sal
wage chairman, urged greater sup
port on the part Of these students.
Meanwhile all residents of the city
also were being urged to continue
to salvage all newspaper and other
kinds Of paper in their homes pre-
paratory to the next house to house
canvassing which will be undertaken
in their area of the city soon.
Schools which collect paper to-
day are: Bishop. Notre Dame, ST.
Thomas, briggs, Kingsbury, Sprague
and st. Margaret's. On Thursday
the following schools collect: St.
Mary's, Sacred Heart, Hendricken,
Anderson, Chase, East Farms, East
Mountain and SIS. Peter and Paul.
Collections will be held Friday at
Walsh, Wilson, Slocum, Webster,
Bucks Hill and Mary Abbott.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-07

boys. They were debating who is
going to be the next president. l
heard such cracks as: II wish I'd
put on my long drawers but now
its too late"
IT wish I had an heir"
Who's going to spend all my
dough?"
A lieutenant colonel of engineers
whose task will be to bridge an in
undated area behind the shattered
west wall, looks at his watch.
Happy D Day." he says.
Our turn to land on the beaches
Is at hand. I must sign off.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-07
80 TO GRADUATE
AT TAFT SCHOOL
Rev. HaIfOrd LuccOck to
Deliver Commencement
Address Tomorrow

WATERFOWL, June Z. - The TAFT
School will hold its Saith June COM
mencement Exercises Thursday Of
ternoon, June 8, at $3.50 In the Bing-
ham Auditorium at which time thir-
ty-three boys will be awarded d.
plomas. This will make total Of
1888 boys to be graduated as the
class Of 1914. The accelerated sec
ton Of the class received diplomas
at Taft's first winter commences
ment held last February.
The Reverend Halford z. Luccock.
professor Of Christian Ethics at the
Yale Divinity School, will deliver the
commencement Address. The an
nouncement Of h'onors and the pre-
sentation OF diplomas will be made
by DR.. Paul F. Cruikshank, head
master Of the school. Henry D.
Brigham, Jr., Of Pittsfield. Mass,
head monitor Of the school, Will
deliver the class speech. The invo-
cation will be rendered by Reverend
Thomas S. Cline of WATERFOWL, and
the Benediction by Reverend Fran
els o. Ayres Of Waterbury.
Glass day exercises viii be held
Thursday at twelve o'clock noon.
The speech Of welcome will be given
by Henry D. Brigham, Jr., and the
class prophecy will be made by VIII
liam w. Brown, Jr, of Charlotte,
North Carolina.
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THEATRE GUILD
PRODUCES HIT
" JacObOwsky and the Col.
OneI Rapidly Becomes as
Popular as oklahoma"

"Jacobowsky and the Colonel" the
most recent arrival in the trio of
smash hits produced by the Theatre
Guild this season, has rapidly be-
come as popular with entertainment
seekers in New York as the other
two Guild successes, "Oklahomal"
and "Othello." In fact, the Franz
Werfel-S. N. Behrman comedy,
which is the Drama Critics prize
play for this season, Is getting set
for record-breaking summer run
at the Martin Beck theater, which
Is comfortably air-cooled.
Heading the brilliant cast Of
"Jacobowsky and the Colonel" are
Louis Calhern, popular leading man
Of stage and screen, in the role of
the dashing and amusing Colonel;
Annabella, the petite and glamorous
French movie star (who in private
life is Mrs. Tyrone Power, provid-
ing the romantic interest; Oscar
Karlweis, talented European actor,
playing the part Of the comic and
lovable Jacobowsky; and ]. Edward
Bromberg, well-known to both stage
and movie audiences, also lending
his comedic talents to the play.
Staged by Ella Kazan, "Jocobow-
sky and the Colonel" has been pro-
duced by the Guild in its tradition
ally artistic and generous manner
The numerous and charming sets Of
the comedy were designed by Stew
art CLANCY and score Of entre-act
music was especially composed by
Paul Bowles.
Produced under the supervision of
Lawrence Langner and Theresa Hell
burn, co-administrators Of the The
atre Guild, "Jacobowsky and the
Colonel" is the l50th play produced
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-07
Centennial OF YMCA
Observed At Dinner
Mayor and John A. COe Among Speakers-4OO Were
in Attendance

thur L. Purinton, education and in
dustrial secretary.
Others at the head table were
Fletcher w. Judson, George s. Bis
set, John p. Elton, Charles F.
Probst, F. s. Chase, Daniel T. Far
rington, ST., Robert s. Walker,
John M. Burial, John H. Curtis,
william J. Latimer, David B. Meth.
DR.. Charles H. Brown and James
T. Clark, all of whom have been
members Of the "Y" between so and
go years. Also w. ]. Pape, Father
O'Shea, Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony,
Rev. DR.. John J. Snavely, Rabbi
william p. Greenfield, Rev. James
F. Woods, Rev. DR.. John G. Walk
er, Mayor Monagan, Edward F. Ora
ham anud Rt. Rev. Msgr, Joseph
Valdambrini.
Included in the entertainment
was music by the Imperial String
trio and Harry Cashins quartet In
addition to solos by G. J. Hennes-
sey of the U. S. Time Corp, and
several Yale University Glee club
members.
A group Of high school youths led
by Howard Thornley,, assistant
boys secretary and William Web
ster, assistant physical director pre-
scented dramatic skits. Participating
were Joseph Reilly, Frank Pandolfo
DominiTS Rosa, Leonard Dubuque
and Pfchard Milrnhv