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Og|etree-Punch
Vows Spoken
AtHartfordSun.
BY F. NJ. LEONARD

Immediately following the eve
ming services at Hartford Avenue
Baptist church. Sunday, August u,
Sallie Fannie Ogletree. niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellie L. Watson. $500 Vine
wood, was married TO Mr.. Frank
Lesley Punch, of 1918 McGraw. The
bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Ellie Watson. Her only at
tendant was Johnnie Mae Orr. her
cousin. Rev. Charles Hill officiated
Dressed in black suit with pink
accessories and wearing an orchid
corsage, the bride spoke her vows.
Her cousin wore a cinnamon brown
suit, with darker accessories. The
couple left Immediately following
the ceremony for a honeymoon TO
Mackinaw city.
On September 10 the couple was
honored at post-nuptial reception
at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Hill. Hundreds of friends
were present to extend their felici-
tations to the happy couple. The
wedding cake was made BY Mrs
Charles Hill and Mrs. Emmells
! Cabule. Distinguished guests at the
reception included members of the
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
Senior Choir; DR.. and Mrs. Reuben
E. Nelson. executive secretary OF
the Detroit Missionary Society, OF
which the bride has been member
for IA years Dr. and Mrs. ALE D.
Zuidema, the brides instructor OF
organ at the Detroit Institute o!
Musical Art; Rev and Mrs. Charles
A. Hill: Mrs. Henry c. Gleiss. Mrs
A. B. Crow, Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Fra
lick; Mrs. Roberta Durrett, presi-
dent Of he choir. and many others
Mrs Punch is organist at Hart
ford Avenue Baptist church and
| choir librarian.
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The Samuel Th0mases Fete Capt. Mrs. Alfred Thomas
New Yorker Is
Royalty Feted

.lrs. Sarah T. Dreher of New
lrk City. who is the house guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Murray of
Hague avenue, is the center of
,ial festivities in her honor this
eek
Outstanding among the affairs Civ
en- was a buffet supper Saturday al
the home of the Murrays. Guests
present included: Mr.. and Mrs. En-
manuel Green. Mr.. and Mrs. OrSel
McGhee, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Corker,
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Griffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McGruder. Made Hodge,
Charles Higginbotham, Mrs AIDE
lside~ Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Livingston. Cpl and Mrs. Chas
Duckworth. Gloria V. McBryde,
Mrs. Alex George, Rodney McFar-
land, Mrs. Florence Hart. Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, Bar
bara McBarrie, and Doris Jean
Matchen.
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Party Held In
Spacious Home
Last Saturday
BY NINIENNE

Margaret and Samuel Thomas
noted for their hospitality. enter
tanned Captain ana Mrs Alfred
, Thomas Jr. Saturday night a. then
lovely home on Josephine. Captain
Thomas is here on leave from TuS-
kegee 10 visit has family. and EiS
bride Victoria. Walch vas the Iea-
son for the little get together.
The guests held forth n the
ThOmaSs recreation room, which Is
something quite special because be-
side being coy and beautiful, II
has an electric tram complete IN
every detail. with lights signals etc.
We hear that Samuel spends as
much time with the tram as Sammy
Jr ,Buzzy) does
Receives In Black
Blonde Margaret received her
guests IN = black and red velvet
gown and wore an orchid Mrs
Alfred Thomas Jr. was fetching IN
q becoming print with an orange
background. She wore an orchid
in her hair
Samuel acted as bartender and
made a very good one al that Later
c. T. Collins took over.
A, midnight. a table was spread
with such delights as cold turkey,
potato salad, relIshes, rolls, deviled
eggs. ham and tomatoes
Guests Present
Those who responded 10 Mrs
Thomsss invitation were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith, Or. and Mrs,
Boynton Milton. Monervs McKoin,
Eva McBroom. c T. Collins. Atty.
and Mrs II B. Taliaferro. Jeanne
Cole. Atty. and Mrs Lawrence Cur
lis, Helen Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Burris, DR. and Mrs. Gilbert
Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tay-
Tor. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown
lee. DR.. and Mrs Alfred Thomas Sr,,
DR. and Mrs Joe Thomas DR. and
Mrs }. B. Martin. DR.. J. K. Smith,
Columbus; 1t Harris. Claude Coop
er. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Brady
William Washington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Smith.
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indianapolis Miss
Moves To Detroit

Miss Vera Scarsbrook. OF Indian
apolis. Ind, who came to Detroit to
visit her aunt. Mrs. Julia Hills,
liked the Motor City so well she de-
cided TO make this her home. While
here she has been employed as a
riveter at the Chrysler Plant, and
is making her home with her aunt
She returned to Indianapolis over
the Labor Day weekend to visit
with her mother. friends and rela-
tives. While there many social
courtesieS were hers.
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More Honors For
The Memphis Belle

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clay of STAN
ford entertained Miss Gloria Eggles-
ton of Memphis, Tenn, Sunday with
a dinner party at their home.
The table was beautifully set up
and centered with cut gladioli
Baked potatoes. pineapple salad.
picked beets. sliced tomatoes. green
peppers. stuffed olives. green peas,
rump roast. hot biscuits and butter,
iced tea Italian wine. and vanilla
and chocolate ice cream comprised
the menu
Guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Dewey Flowers. Jean Flowers. We
Meta Flowers. Jean Clay, Frank
Clay, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Claw
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
THE IL HEART VACATION CLUB

Held their first meeting OF the
season at the home of Mrs. Leona
Cook. 1920 fireman avenue. Pla :
for the coming year were discussed
The members Of the club are: Mes
DANES Mary d. White. Leona Cook
Frances Washington. Octavia Green
Beulah Henderson. Katie Rowe
Goldie Fells. Leatha Daggett, Dais"
Saunders. Mary Engram. Leon1
Nealy. and Miss EsSie White. Visi-
tors present at the first meetin"
were Mrs. Lille Mae Hicks Of 81
Louis. Mo. Mrs. Marguerite Smith
Of Washington, D c., and Mrs Ger
trude Cox Of Chattanooga. Tenn
The next meeting will be held AZ
the home Of Mrs. DagGett, 1913
Theodore
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Fete Texas Visitor
At Breakfast Thurs

Mrs. Catherine Entzminger W.
hostess at breakfast honoring Mr..
Elizabeth Marshall, of Marshall
Texas, cousin Of Mrs Ruth !. Suggs
and Mrs Frances Crosby.
Present at the breakfast were:
Mrs. Loulle Hill, Mrs. Florence Nor.
man. Miss Winona Ayers, Mrs. Daisy
Jackson, Mrs. Nora B. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Bertha Hennessy. Mrs. Birdie
Glynn. Mrs. Ruth Irwin-Suggs and
Mrs. Frank Payne.
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The Social Panorama
By vivIENNE

from New York City. arrived in
town The brothers had not seen
one another for fifteen years so they
had much 10 talk about far into the !
night.
BY the way, St Clair Billups Sr.,
IS poet Of note but modeStly pre-
fers to remain unknown. ] have |.
read some of his beautiful verses |
and hope 10 persuade him TO let US
use a verse or two.
x x *
Mrs. Minnie LoWndes. guess well
have TO call her globetrotter. left
for Philadelphia. Pa, last Tuesday
&c visit DR.. and Mrs. Frisbie Batiste.
DR.. Batiste and Mrs Lowndes were
classmates at Wherefore and so
there will be much talk Of school
days. From Philadelphia, the trav-
cling Mrs. L. will journey to New
York City to visit friends and rela-
tives.
DR.. and Mrs. Whittier OF Texas,
he's the newly elected vice president
Of the National Medical association.
stopped in Detroit en- route home as
house guests of Mrs Villa Cunning
ham. 439 Alfred street
X X X
NICE PEOPLE
Atty and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis
OF Columbus, Ohio, spent the week
end in our town and made a hit
with the young married set. Mrs. C.
has that rare combination OF wit
beauty, and personality plus.
X x X
Pauline Millions home seems Ia
be mecca for visitors. Her latest
is tall, blonde Monreva McKoin
Monerva. by the way. made a defin-
lite impression on the dwindlinc
stagline.
CONGRATS DEPT.
To lila and Calvin Hammond on
their eighth wedding anniversary
Saw them dining out Sunday, still
with that special look.
X x x
To Mr.. and Mrs George Hoa gland
on the occasion OF their twelfth
wedding anniversary, Sunday Mrs
Hoagland was very fetching with q
Deautl1ul orchld.
X X X
Ito Beulah Brewer. who was re-
Gently appointed assistant principal
at the gginbotham school.
X X X
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee Jcffer-
son who will celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Sept. II
They sent out such clever and
unique invitations that we quote in
part from one. Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Jefferson are blessed that Sept
II marks the celebration OF their
25th wedding anniversary. Their
happiness has been maintained
through mutual desires, affection.
respect. and harmonious coopera-
ton. They invite you to join in the
continuation of these virtues which
make life so beautiful" We think
that's beautiful sentiment.
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Albanian Visits
Motor Civ Z Weeks

I Dana D. Kelly, Of GoodWater
Ala. was the guest of Mrs. d. Ross
288 E. Garfield for two weeks this
month. Other friends OF Mr.. Kelly
in the city, who helped to entertain
him during his visit. were Charlie.
l.. Dawson. Rev. and Mrs. David
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Daw-
son and Miss Annie Rowe.
Prior TO his visit 10 Detroit, nc
spent some time in Chicago. He
visited Windsor. Ont. Canada and
points of interest in the Motor City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
The Season Club In
A Summer Dance

The Season Club, formerly known
as the Dorican Club, offer as their
first fall activity, An Indian Dance,
TO be held at the Prince Hall Ma
sonic Temple. 275 E. Ferry. The
date is Saturday. Sept. Is from 0
to 2 a. m.
King Porter and his twelve piece
band will furnish the music The
committee of which Edverta Greene
is chairman, consists Of: Helen Sla-
ter. Lillian Lewis, Murel Roberts,
c. Henri Lewis. Jr. Lillian Gaines.
No efforts have been spared to make
this one of the most outstanding
events of the season.
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VACATIONS IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Amalia Kaigler, wife OF Rev
f. M Kaigler. spent several weeks
vacationing in New York and Cleve-
land. Mrs. Kaigler is an ardent
worker at the Church OF Our Faith
err. She directs the senior choir
and is an officer of several organ
izations. She has special interest
in the youth Of the city and spends
much of her time fostering their
talents.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
STANFORD HOUSE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanford and
sister. Mrs. Grace Wilson, OF Rose
dale Court. had as house guests
Cpl. Joe E. Smith and Miss Phyllis
Milton Of Indianapolis, Ind. Cpl
Smith has returned TO his post al
Greenwood. Miss. The Stanfords
together with Mrs Grace Wilson
George Wilson, and George Han
cock, of Cleveland. Ohio, motored to
Chicago for the Labor Day holiday
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
RFPRESENTS MASONS

Ill J w. Stewart. 32nd degree.
c. c. Of the Detroit Consistory An
cient and Accepted Rite Free Ma
sorry. affiliation OF John G.. Jones.
will represent his lodge at the Su-
preme Council which will convene
the week Of September II in Hous-
ton. Texas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
VISITS SISTER

Miss Odessa Hawkins Of Birming-
ham. Ala. is visiting her sister, Mrs
Charles Sob, 1868 Waterloo. She will
return TO her home this month 10
complete ther senior year in high
school She has made a host of
friends while in the Motor City and
many courtesics have been extended
her
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
VICTORY GARDENER

For some time we wondered where
Mable Halle always managed TO get
those fresh vegetables all summer
when most Of the stores had Just
few sickly dried pieces 10 offer.
We found out that smart Mrs H.
had a nice little victory garden that
she worked very diligently on and
i produced splendid results
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

Ststuesque. brunette Lillian
Brooks was looking for something
super" 10 wear on a trip TO visit
her husband, 1t Charles Brooks
presently stationed in Indiana. We
thought she looked super" anyway
with that new hairdo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
IN TOLEDO

Mrs. George Nelson Of 9238 Mon
roe street is spending a ten-day va
cation in Toledo. Ohio. from whence
he will go 10 Pittsburgh. Pa He is
"A member Of the Greater Macedonia
Baptist church and a worker in the
City Union Prayer Band
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

Jacquelne Pearl Weiss is the IT.
month-old daughter of Marine Cpl.
and Mrs. Ed Weiss Jr. Cpl Weiss is
stationed al Camp lie Jeune, N. c.
Mrs. Weiss is the former Kathleen
Morris. We think Jacquelne is
pretty as a picture. don't you?
X X X
HIGHLIGHTS
The event OF the week. OF course,
was the brilliant horse show al Joe
Louis Springhill Farms Sunday.
The show attracted scores OF visitors
from out-of-toWn and naturally De-
troiters turned out en- maSSe II be-
gan with the grand entrance OF the
horses and riders. and continued
with trick riding features, the musi-
cal chair (which was really cute
and funny and the three and FIVE
! gait class.
Heading the parade Of out-of-
town visitors were: Cecilia Chancel-
Tor, Charles Millner, DR.. J. X. Smith
and blonde Bette Evans all from
Columbus. Handsome Capt Will
| liam Gray came over from Chicago,
ana Cleveland was represented by
Mrs Dorothy La Force. Ted Moore
and Miss Wayne GassaWay.
Detroit's debutantes were very
much on hand and we saw pretty
Matte Camp. Jeanne Cole. thanked
by two handsome bronzcd lieuten-
ants. Gloria Raymond. Bette Dot
son. Ellen and Barbara Ivey and
Katherine Weiss.
Also saw the Earl Hutchins. Prem
It's Walkers. Sam ThomaSes. Alfred
Thomases ST. and Jr. Sunnie Will
son. Pauline Milton, Mrs. Paul Alex
ander. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Branon
and daughter. Jack Morris. Sara
Garnes. Grayce Sadler. Mr.. and
Mrs Al Hickman. Atty. and Mrs.
Leon Hubbard Naola Wilson. Leila
Watson. Roberta Hughes, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cole. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Burris and hundreds OF others.
To sum things up, it was a grand
show with perfect weather and the
women had chance TO wear those
gorgeous costumes that they'd
bought especially for the show.
NOTES
Lucille Gray OF SIT Smith is back
from vacation that included Idle
wild and Chicago While in the
Windy City she attended the Elks
convention
81 X X
There was grand reunion in the
81. Clair BIllups household on
ScOfien avenue for Mr. pillupS'
brother Counselor Pope Billups
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
The Hair Sliekeroo
That Really Sticks

PERMA-sLIcK takss the fight out Of IN,
HAIR. One combing . day leaves hal,
straight and gives q lasting. we'll groome
appearance. Large 1901. Barber size. sl.ot
Sent COD plus postage Money bso
guarantee. HAIR sTRATE CO.. SO Fls
bush Ave. Dept GP. Brooklyn II. MY.
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VISITS NIAGARA FALLS

Mrs. Willie Mae Parker left for
Buffalo. N. Y. for the weekend
She will visit Niagara Falls. With
her is Mrs Virginia Bray and Mrs
w. r. Banks also of this city.
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~ - -
DISTRICT SUPERVISOR HERE

Rev. p. l.. Inman, district super
visor Of GAINESVILLE, Ga. is visiting
his son, his daughter and his broth
er. Mr. and Mrs. John Inman Of
Burch street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
RETURNS TO HOME

Miss Clara B. Sims has returned
to her home in New York City after
a vlsgt with her sister, Mrs. William
Simmons of Scotch avenue and her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. r. T.
Drew OF Hazlett avenue. She also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard
Patterson of Battle Creek, Mich,
before her return home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
SGT. ON FURLOUGH

Sgt. John T Erickson is in De-
troit on l2-day furlough visiting
friends and relatives. He is chief
clerk in operations at Goldman Field,
KY He is the son of Mrs. Bessie
Jackson, of 90 Delmar Of this city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
FROM MONTCLAIR

Miss Maxine Allen Of Montclair.
N. j., is spending a fortnight with
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Rudd Of Hazlette avenue. On
previous visits to the city. Miss
Allen has mace friends who vel
come her back to the city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
TENNESSEEAN HERE

Mrs. Matte Sue Smith. Nashville,
Tenn, wife OF the late Capt. M. J..
Smith. is visiting friends and rela'
tves in Detroit
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TO NEW YORK

Mrs. Lena Cuyler is leaving the
city for New York by plane this
week where she will visit friends
and relatives Mrs Addie Adams
will meet her in Chicago on her re-
turn and accompany her back to
Detroit
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PERSONALS
TO CHICAGO

TO CHICAGO
Mrs. Louise Motley of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. attended the Elks'
convention in Chicago and was the
guest OF Miss Thelma Burton while
visiting the Motor City before she
left for her home.
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NOTES

Lucille Gray OF SIT Smith is back
from a vacation that included Idle
Wild and Chicago While in the
Windy City she attended the Elks
convention
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There vas grand reunion in the
81. Clair Bllups household on
Scotch avenue for Mr.. Bllups'
brother. Counselor Pope Billups
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Red Cross
Nutrition Class

STARTING Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. >. Prudence Penny,
The Detroit Times home econo-
mist, Will conduct another nu-
triton class for the Red Cross.
II is the course that prepares
YOU 10 take either the dietitiaHs-
aide or the canteen course, and
II is timed so that graduates
of this class will have finilhed
IN time TO take either of the
above courses scheduled for
about that time.
As our seating capacity rs
limited. we must know in adj
vance how many wish TO take
the course, so if YOU are m
terested please register imme-
diately.
To do this, simply send in
your name and address, stating
YOU wish 10 start the nutrition
course Feb. 2. Mail 10 Prudence
Penny Detroit Times, Detroit,
81, Mich.
The hours will be $50 10
$50 every Wednesday evening
for 10 weeks, starting Feb. 2
here in The Detroit Times
auditorium.
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Must Plan

You'll excuse us, l know, and
forget what you hear l shall
have 10 plan things with these
girls on the way down.
In this business. I'm deaf,
dumb and blind when its neces-
sary, he said laconically, and
turned his attention 10 his news
paper. while ! fixed mine on
Mary and Carolyn.
IF Marion has not yet left
the restaurant by the time we
get 10 the apartment, / said, I
am going 10 have both OF you. as
well as Noel disguised so that
YOU can 90 OYER IN that reStau-
rant and order dinner, without
Marion or any one else recoEniz-
ing you Halloran, the makeup
man, VIII be there and he viii
do quick transformations on all
OF YOU I'm sorry 10 have you
made over into a rather un-
attractive woman Carolyn. but
If you're not TO he recognized,
there's no other way. Then you
VIII accompany Ronald and me
10 the restaurant. and be ready
10 whisper 10 me If you recog-
ME any of the men or women
who are accompanying Marion. :
Carolyn looked at me with a
pleading expression.
Is IT absolutely necessary 10
disguise me? 20 she asked
Continued tomorrow
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By Frances Drote
omcs h. ond Find What oaook Is According to the Stars

1tlook Is, according to the Stars,
ings, certain unusual profits,
manufacturing and all useful
activities may show immediate
returns.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
Aqaayjes-You'll have to hus-
tie like the reStof- S-erdiasFY
mortals this none too stimulating
Saturday. Be guided first by de-
mands Of your position and the
urgency Of matters calling atten-
ton.
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Check, please, what
we've said to Aquarius. Your
ineiinations similar now and it
will take extra initiative and
ambition TO put across plans and
detectives.
4 CHILD born on this dng:
Kindly, capable of great good
once aroused TO its fullest pos
Sibilities. Must be careful its
desire to aid humanity in gen
eral does not cause neglect Of
duty TO home, family. Talented
an artistic and mechanical way.
Copyright, 1914 by King Features
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Look n the Seciion Yor Brit,
For Saturday, January %.
MARCH n TO APRiL 20
A1cs-Same precautions to-
day that prevailed yesterday,
especially pertaining to financial
transactions, big deals in bust
he7,-peit,t permit personal
emotions to divert you from a
sound course.
APRIL at TO NAY so
Torm-Day's aspects tend
to be friendly, particularly If
YOU are keen 10 take advantage
of opportunity and time. BE
firm Of purpose. quick in deci-
sion once YOU know you are
right
NAY ~ TO June II
Gcmip Warns against rely
ing upon hearSay or others
promises. Attend to your job.
No one can do your work as we'll
as YOU.
JUNE p To JULY -
Garner - Conflicting tenden-
cles from several planetary con-
hgurations suggest YOU be on
guard to avoid mistakes or hav-
ing to refrace steps.
July : 70 AUG. -
Lco-R a { h er friendly on
whole. especially for essential
and urgent matters. However.
don't be di ~appojntcd 4 all hopes
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and plans don't Immediately
materialize. Keep forging ahead
patiently.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo Today won't brook ex-
tremeS or coddle W h i m $. BE
straightforward. willing to CO.
operate. and not ron critical or
the less favored in mental or
other gifted equipment.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libra-Carefully made esti-
mates. planning with precision
and foresight are musts this
day. With your intuition and
other talents you should be able
10 synchronize well with neceS-
sarily changing events.
OCT. p TO NOV. -
Scorpio - Realize that money
gains, quick profits are not
usually synonymous with sue
cess. The o b secure scientist,
researcher, inventor and their
most useful kind accomplish real
achievement without thought of
remuneration.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
SdQittdruS-Please read mes
sage to Scorpio. You. like they,
are not so favored for money
gains, but both Of YOU can make
Roadway in worthwhile endeav-
orS. study, improving in many
Way
ne. - TO JAN "
Coptcora - You are among
the favored few, Money earn.