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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28

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lSberfIade oes sroBen 5dreibtiides,
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Iitern ftebt, 5u ieben. 8os aIleroings
in ben 8ddern uno in ben 5drdnfen
an ben 8anoen Derborgen lift, nohten
piele gerne Diiien. Den &eit Der 81n-
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te General nit bier 5ternen.. 5ein
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batten, Der ibnen tpirfIi6en g8ioer-
Itono entgegeniebte, oaB aber Der Gag
lfommen tuiiroe, an benz Die 9entofra.
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lers gu berni6ten. gr gIaubte nidt
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baben @iienbotper redt segeben. l1no
lonritber binaus Iteben Die Deutl6en
|nt6t nur elmer ebenbiirtigen gertei-
otgung gegeniiber, fonbern iie baben
beute nit angriffen gu rednen, oie
aae ibre 8erebnungen lber ben &au-
| fen tperfen. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28

Isu erfl1re1Oe 2eiDenInaIt seigt ii6
lott id5on D6brerio Oes arie8es.
| @igentiimIidern iino es geraoe
l0ie GatboIifen, oie inter 0ieier Sci.
l0enidaft an Ileilten 5l IeiOen bnben.
8dbreno ullb na6 Dem fpaniid-ane-
Irifanii6en &riege mari man uns
MangeI an gaterIanDgItebe Dor,
IpabribeinIid neil unier Rrieg einem
lfatbolii6en 8olfe galt: 5ponien.
llnb aud tpdbrerto itnb mod oeM
8eltfriege HuBten mir 6bnli9e Gr-
Ifabrnngen MAIDEN tpabri6einlid neil
|biele aatboliten bor 2iebe fit eng
lano ni6t geraoe idparnten.
| Dieie angriffe auf Die fatboliibe
Rirbe in ben Ser. Gtanten, oie 5uln
Slid meiit obne ibDere getpaittaten
lberlaufen iino GROCER unfenntnis Der
|fatboliiden Stride 5u5uidreiben. I'm
/ iere gegner fdleinen gar nidt au ab.
men, oaB Die tatboIiide &irde feine
politii9e Srganifation, feline Natio-
nalfirde lit. sic ideinen ribt 3u tpii-
Ell, oas iie fotboliid lit uno oesbaIb
ale Neniben ,tmfaBt; BOB iie allen
lebrt uno ibnen befieblt, ibr eigenes
8aterlan0 5u lieben ,1no Der gottge.
pollten tpeltliden Obrigfeit au gebor-
den, Die es ia idon tn oen 5ebn @e-
boten befoblen miro. SssS11 fritii9en 3ei-
ten fann Ole &egierung oesboIb i'm.
mer ouf Die RatboIifen re9nen: iie
lDeroen itets trelt uno ergeben our
Regierltng iteben, benn ibnen iIt Die
8aterlanosliebe cine religioie, cine
beiIige Bflidt.
Im i60niten baben bic RatboIifen
ibre anbangli9feit ON bic Ser. staa-
ten an Der Biege Der neuen &epubIif
ge5eigt. Das NOR oie fritiidite ge-
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biag iein Shtdial auf Sabraebnte ab.
Ibieaei6t gar auf Sabrbunoerte. llnb
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| liabr5ebntelangen gerfolgungen Der
Ratbolifen in ben &olonien. BennfDI-
oania allein bate religioie ssreibeit
uno @lei6bere6tigung gendbrt. Die
Ipon &atbolifen eeeriinbete &oIonie
WnrDlano bate tupbl Soleranaatte
erlaiien, aber flint Sabre ip1ter, 10.
balo Die Broteitanten Die Sberbano
erbtelten, tparen audi bier oie &atbo.
lifen poIitiid ertre6tet. gbenio batte
aud Seem Oorf nur fur5e 3eit religi6.
lie Sreibeit. Sn n1an6en aolonie1
pnroen alsd proteitantif9e sefter1
bon Groteitanten nerfoIgt, aber feIbit,
mo man tolerant mar, gaIt oie Sole.
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Ifiir @atbolifen. n
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lgar nt9t 81 bernunoern geipeIer, bit.
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E&olonien gar feline 2iebe fir lire ,,eue
lSeinat ge5eigt. l1no boh ipiro man
lange in6en niiiien, Big man unter
ben bielen Eories, Die es nit eng
LAMB bielten, aud 1tur einen ein3ige1l
&otbolifen finoet. sic itanoen falt aae
Ifeit uno treu Elm fir Sreibeit unb
nnabbangigfeit Der &olonien 11no ibr
lInteil an oenl gefreiungsfanpfe mar
fein geringer. als bdtten iie ME Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
9te NOrlllaltDie Die
Setmat Der il. Sbereie
bon 2iiiellr

Der 81. Gbereie bonn Rinbe ssseiu (2it.
tie 5loDer): 2tFeiir. Das ourd-
ibnittlid ni9t nebr aIs 10000 Gin.
toobner 5dble16e Stdot6en lift 8tpi.
then Gaen u1o Nolten gelegen. lleber
Die biitorii6.religi6ien geqebnifie
gtbt Die tatboliide aorreiponbentin
oes R.@.8.g. -Radri6tenoienftes, &n.
tbarine Mcaieber, foIgenoe tntereilon.
te ginselbeiten:
Scr mddtigen Siripra6e Der
s"9leinen 8lune''. 5u tpelder i'm er.
iten 8eltfriese bic fran30fiiden Col
oaten ibre 3ufludt nabmen, idreibe
i'd, tpenigitens gum EeiI, Die friibe
Sellteipre9ung Der sbereie bon 81.
iieur 5u."
~als nun Die Na9ridt bon Ser
2anoung Der alIiierten Eruppen in
georo franfreid iibers 9faoio berlin.
bet tpuroe, fiel mein 8Iid ouf etne
Heliqlae Der SeiIigen, bic mir i'm /9lu,
quit 1889 - inn glugenblid, aIs
Sranfrei6 fir einen anbern @riea
mob1lma6te - bon Der 56uelter Der
Seiligen, BouIine, Nel1tter glenes bon
Sefus, Gebtiiiin oes @armeIitenfIo,
tiers in 2iiteur, eei6enft tpuroe.
gon Der 8ene6ittinerabtei bon geotre
Same ou Pre aus, mo SbereIe Mar.
tin ibre er3iebuna genoiien, beobadj-
tete i'd Die Mobiltiierune Der Erup.
pen.
v9en lesten bonn botitauiIden ssn.
tormationsbienit betannteu geodrid,.
ten aufolge, lit gesenpartig in ai-
iteur alles 5ieuIid rubig. 2iiieur
ltegt oirett auf Dem gfa6e Der ssu,
pafton, an Der StraBe otpti6en goen
uno garis.
,,@ine on6ere G6peIter Der bI.
Sbereie, S6peiter @enebiebe Be Ia
Sainte Sace (geIine) befinoet fid
I'M &armelitentloter in 2ilteur. 2tpei
onoere tbrer 5dpeitern: Marie ou
Sacre Occur uno 2eonie, S6pe1ter
Srancoiie Ebereie itarben felt geoinu
oes &rteges. @ritere Iturb inn ssonuor
1910. in 2iiieur, 11no Die .onbere i'm
S1nt 1871 i'm @ifttattonstIoFer in
@aen.
"Sor fteben Sabren rnorf6ierte Ell.
ne a11oere Grmee auf Dem 8ege mad,
Stlteur. IS mar cine Irlnee bon 8iI.
germ, unter ibnen &aroinal @acelIi,
oamaliger papftlider @taatsfefretdr
lbeute Bapft Bius Der Sp0lfte), mel.
der i'm Sabre 1887 bem franaoiiIden
nattonalen @u6artitii6en aanareB oIs
Segat Bapit 8ius' oes glften beipobn.
te: er fubrte ond ben 8orIit Bel Der
etntpeibung Der 8aftlifa in 2iiteur,
gu oeren @rbauung 8eitrdge aus al
len @noen Der 8eIt 5u gbren ser
,,aletnen 8lune" eitgeian6t tpuroen
"unter ben iteben &arbinGlen, bic
I'M Sommer 1887 in 2tfieur antpe>
1eno pnren> befano it6 @orSinoI
9oon9bertp, Gr5biidof bon 9bilaoeI.
Pbla, an Der Spite oes amerifoni-
iben 8tGger5uges.
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Der alteIten eotbiiben Rird)en Der
Normanbie. 3ieier Sell ssronfreihs
ipuroe 6riitianiitert Ionge /bebor Der
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Evening star., 1944-04-21
Births Reported

Roger and Elaine Andreuzzi. girl
Walter and Carolyn Bastain, jr.. boy.
Michael and Helen Brindeik, boy.
Frank and Martha Bri2z., sirl.
Murch and Evelyn Bronsdon, sirl.
Alden and Lola Buell. boy
Richard and Esther Carmichael sirl.
Herbert and Louise Coffren, boy.
James and Ann Crooks, girl
Joseph and Rita Pearson. boy.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Frye, eirl.
Joseph and Mildred Gray, girl.
Ira ana Marion HAYES. twin boys.
Charles and Betty Hitchcock. boy.
John and Anne KAMA, girl.
Mark and Gertrude Herman, boy.
John and Virginia Lasley, girl.
David and Dunya Lit, boy.
Lowell and Elsie Mansfield, grl.
Jay and Dorothy Maxwell, girl
Matthew and Marearet Morley, girl.
Laurence and Hilda Newcomb. boy.
Nathan and Rose Nicholson, boy.
John and Dorothy Parker. girl.
Alfred and Carrie Purdy, girl.
Nils and Anna Pehrson. boy.
Arthur and Mary Sharp, girl.
William and Tree Speer, boy.
Everett and Genevieve Stiut, girl.
Leo and Helen Suggs, boy
David and Marian Sullivan. boy.
Waverley. and Patricia Wheeler, boy,
John and Ruth Wilson. jr., boy.
Tom and Ruby Atchison, boy.
James and Ruby Benson, boy.
Simon and Katie Burke, girl.
Abraham and Doris Clark, girl
James and Marie Cole boy.
Charles and Rita Gillespie. girl.
James and Frances Horton, girl.
Israel and Annie Jackson, boy.
Sears and Ida Merchant, girl.
Charles and Mary Philips. girl
Stansbury and Earle Roberts, boy.
James and Ellenaise Robinson, boy.
Basil and Annie Thomas, girl
Philip and Violet Wilson, girl
Evening star., 1944-04-21
Deaths Reported

Annie C. Weeks, 90, 10 Rhode Island ave.
NV.
Allen L. Potter. rs. 1920 goth pl. NV.
George A. Giddens. 76, 1911 M st. ne
Mollie E. Sanford, 73, 1912 Kansas ave
NV.
Fannie Arnold. 65, 4a12 3rd st. NV.
William T. Russell. So. 1915 I St ne
Louise Edmunds, SO, Silver Spring, Md
Paul j. Soule,, SO, 200 Massachusetts, ave.
NV.
Daniel N. Swan, 55, 4s4s Brandywine
st. NV.
Sidney Brooks. 81. 30 Wisconsin ave.
Robert ]. Kelly, As, 141S Taylor ST. NV
Richard W. Fisher, Al, 500 9th st. s.w.
Frances Case, "a, 2013 Powhatan rd.
Edwardine Campbell, so, N st. sc.
Thomas E. Wood, Sc. 2123 18th st. NV
Harrison Robinson, 81 1904 Carrollburs
St S.w.
Mary Evans, 53, 1744 Swan st. NV.
Arthur Washington, 35, 1912 Carrollburg
pl Sw
Vergie Briggs, 81, oO1O 3rd st. NV
Eugene Coleman, 80, 934 25th st. NV.
Marion p Davis, 49, Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1944-04-21
WIS \X&':;;: !: $:
". -.
FILM.

FILM.
THE Three Musketeers." with
Douglas Fairbanks, ST., presented by
Federal Recreation Group, South
Interior auditorium, SIS O'Clock
tonight.
LECTURE.
Mankind Beyond War;" by j. S
Perkins, vice president of Theo-
sophical Society in America, May
flower Hotel, 8:15 o'clock tonight,
MASS MEETING.
Back the Attack Mass Meeting, y
National Press Club auditorium,
$50 o'clock tonight. William z
Foster, national chairman of Com
nmunist party, to speak on Labor
and the 1914 Elections" Film, This
Is the Enemy" to be shown.
MUSIC.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra,
Departmental Auditorium, $50
o'clock tonight.
WPB Symphony Orchestra, Social
Security auditorium, $50 O'Clock
tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Art Brown and
Marie Nash, vocalist, and 367th
Army Service Forces Band of Fort
Belvoir.
Officers' dance, Officers' Service
Club, Burlington Hotel, $3.50 o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1944-04-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lalDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1944-04-21

Servicemen may obtain additional
information on other activities by
calling the United Nations Center
National 5000, or any of the follow
ing USO numbers: Executive 0428
Republic 1927, National 0614, Ma
tional 3431, or, for Negroes, De-
catur 5664
Evening star., 1944-04-21

To protect your country your
family and your job after the war
buy bonds NOW!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Bulls 60 South

WHEN MRS. c. HENRY
BULL decided last week that
her Young daughter Lydia.
needed Florida sunshine quite
as much as mama .
The big house in Ellair place
was thrown into an extra furry
81 preparation and the
lucky two left yesterday TO
pass the remainder of the win
ter in their home IN Palm
Beach
Mr. and Mrs Henry Earle arc
hack in their Washington road
Having returned Sunday from
the Fast where they divided
their time between New York
D.. and the home Of Mrs Earle's
sister
Mrs. Kitkc A. Neal -. i'm
Chestnut Hill Mass go.
The Earles were away a
week
Mrs. Tom Hammond writes
that She and her daughter,
Ann are comfortably stu
ated in Boston where they
iourneyed two weeks ago 10
ioin Ensign Hammond who
is stationed there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
TeHDaughter's
'Troth at Party

MIR AND MRS. LOUIS c.
HUTCHENREUTHER of Loeb
moor boulevard yesterday an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Betty Jane. 10 Seaman
&c Benjamin Lester Schroeder
The announcement was made at
a cocktail party.
Seaman Schroeder is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
George Schroeder, also Of Loeb
moor boulevard. He is stationed
with the naval aviation ordnance
division in Memphis.
Miss Hutchenreuther was
graduated from ST MaryS Aca-
denny. Monroe and attended
Fairfax Hall in Virginia.
Seaman Schroeder was grad
uated from Lawrence Institute
of Technology, George Williams
College in Chicago and Riverside
Military Academy in Florida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Name Aides
For Nursing
Society

MRS. RUSSELL DEXTER,
president Of the District Nurs-
ing Society, has announced the
new committee ohairIhen for che
year
Mrs. Stewart Munroe heads
the finance committee.
Mrs. Henry l.. Newman and
Mrs Donald Van Zile are CO.
chalrmen Of the Bay Court
committee
The sewing committee has cX-'
banded ITS work SO that three
chaifmcn arc necessary. They
are Mrs Frank FowleS, Mrs.
Dudley Fraser and Mrs. William
Garfield. The social agencies
committee now has two CO.
chairmcn. Mrs. Charles Del
bridge and Mrs. Rufus Clark.
other committee Chairmen are
Mrs. Avian Macauley. mouse;
Mrs. Harry w Peggemeyer.
emergency relief, Mrs. Muir
Duffteld. club coordination;
Airs Mrs. Charles Morris, location;
Mrs. Frank Davis. activities;
Mrs. Roy d. Mcclure, member
ship. and MIS- Wallace S. Mac
kenzle. public relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Mary FIT
Sets Weddinq
For Feb. 70

MISS MARY FIT, daughter
OF the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fit
of Mckinley road, Crosse Pointe,
has chosen Feb, 19 as the date
of her marriage To Yeoman Ger
aid Mccarthy, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mccarthy
of New York City.
The marriage viii take place
In the Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church. The Rev. Mr. Fit will
officiate at his daughters we'd
ding.
Mai. Gen. Follett Bradley of
Washington, uncle Of the bride
elect, will give her in marriage.
Plans have not been completed
for the wedding party but IL has
been decided that Miss Patricia
Hewitt and Mrs. William Cod
dington will he bridesmaids.
A reception will be held in the
Little Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
BetiyHarrison
Wed in Arizona

AVIATION CADET AND
MRS. WILLIAN JOSEPH
Shelby are making their
home m Wickenburg. ARR.
since their recent marriage .n
The WickenhLl,--- congregational
Church.
The bride is the former Betty
Arlene Harrison. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack HARMON Of
81. Mays avenue ard the
bridegroom is the, son ol Mrs.
William joseph Sheehy Of DeN-
tor boulevard nd me late NJ
Sheehy
Miss Wanda Sheehy sister az
the bridegroom. was maid ~
honor and Paul Sheetz Of Los
Angeles was best man. Aviation
Cade. Eugene P. Smith Of Lara
ME. Wyo-, gave the bride IN
marriage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
BY Adele Garrison

giving Marion a black angry
scowl at her temerity, ne
walked toward Lillian's table.
She feieAi-FFsfettt=tf4ed to ignore
the passage and the other
diners evidently had not con-
nected her with Marion's out
burst.
Ganesfer Approaches Table
As the gangster, a stocky,
middle-aged man CARRIED eXpen-
Sively. but not aashily, indeed
with surprising conservative
good taste, reached Lillian's
table ! noticed at least four
men in different parts of the
restaurant who were tensed 10
an attention more acute than
the curiosity with which the
other diners were regarding the
scene. | told myself with a
sense Of security that my
fathers men were strictly ION
the Job but did not lessen my
own vigilant watchfulneSS as
the gangSter bent toward Lii
Ian and put-a low-voiCed queS-
ton But her answer was no
more muted than Marions had
been. and could have been
heard several tables away.
Il am sorry she said. but
you have made a mistake Il
ann not Mrs. Morton "
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Nutrition Class

ANNOUNCING ANOTHER
2O-hour Red Cross nutrition
course. starting Wednesday eve
ming. Feb. > the time, $50
10 $50 the place. Detroit
Times auditorium The course
will be conducted by Prudence
Penny, home economist for the
Times and is a 10 weeks
course.
If YOU wish 10 start this class.
please register Immediately by
sending your name and address
10 Prudence Penny Detroit
Times. Detroit 81. Mich.
Also. those of YOU who have
completed the nutrition course
and wish 10 start DiettlanS
Aide or Canteen courses d.
there are some of these classes
starting shortly For further
particulars call Red Cross Chap
ter House Fitzroy 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Elisabeth Cram
To Wed Soon

mir AND MRS ALFRED
EBERHARD CRAM of RayliS
avenue announce the engage
ment Of Mr. Grams sister. Miss
Elisabeth Marie Cram, 10 Hans
kai Cram. first assistant en-
eineer IN the Royal Danish Mor-
chant Marine Aan= SEWING Nth
the L. : Maritime Commission
The couple NaS honored m "A
dinner party for l6sEueStS Sat
urday and at a tea for - yes
terday afternoon
The bride-elcct is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. AnderS Cram of
Skorping. Denmark. and the
late Mr.. Cram. Miss Cram IS
making her home with the Al
fred Grams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Wheato Group
To Me ct Friday

THE MICHIGAN group ef
Wheaton College VIII meet in
the Women's City Club at 8
p m. Friday TO honor Miss Nir-
ginla Townsend. admissions Sec
rotary Of the college,, and Miss
Alice Thorpe, almunae Secre-
tarN
Miss Townsend and Miss
Thorpe VIII arrive Friday after
noon from the college in Nor
ton, Mass. All prospective
Wheaton students and alumnae
are invited 10 attend Mrs.
Clarence Day and Mrs. William
II Frank are in charge of ar
rangcUcntS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
At Orchard Lake

Mr.. AND MRS. STUART 4.
COGSDILL and their pretty
daughters Margaret Jean
and KAY are spending "a
quiet winter a. "Kathmar
their home atOrChard Lake
While the young men OF the
family 1t. Gene Alexander
White . Margaret Jeans bus
band is in the Aleuiians
and Ensign Robert +. Fife
Kays husband IS sta
toned a. Fl. Schuyler - y ..
Mrs. Fife hopes 20 20 east
soon 10 join her husband -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Karl Kruger Feted

MR. AND MRS. JOHN
SCRIPTS SWEENEY JR, Fri
day night gave a Smalftruner in
their residence in Moran road.
Crosse Pointe Farms, in honor
OF Kari Kruger, director of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Pitfalls of Love

I MENTALLY Saluted both
Lillian and her daughter in the
tense seconds following the
mutual recognition of which |
WIS err am, 5rttttt10uEt1 I could
see the eyes Of neither because
of their masking dark glasses.
For after that first quick
stlffening Of Marion'S body at
sight of the woman in mourn
ing, for whom she evidently
had been instructed 10 watch.
and the turning OF Lillian's
head to meet her gaze, both
mother and daughter withdrew
their gaze as if 1t had been
casual look.
l relaxed against my chair
back with the assurance that
she knew I was near her, and
focused my attention upon
Marion, careful 20 make my
searching glanceS appear cur
sorry.
Wafchfulness Rewarded
1t was but a few seconds be-
fore my watchfulneSs was re-
warded. one of the men at
Marioh-S table was bending
toward her. and a child could
have seen that be was urging
some course of action upon her
She shook her head with de-
cided negation Of his first queS-
tons, then AS he persisted. her
voice. Enthusiastically Marion :,
but raised shrilly as l never
had heard il in all her care
fully trained & ri hood, cut
through the chatter at the
other tables
Il tell you / don't know her
She cried. Il never saw her be-
fore. She isn't the person you
think she is at all. and | won't
90 over to her table and make
a fool of myself"
knew instantly what she
was doing. She was acting
from the same fear that had
motlvated her purpoSely mis-
spelled code letters 10 Lillian
and &c Mary fear that her
mother was being lured into
trap of some kind with herself
as the bait
Then suddenly he rose. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Plans Meeting

THE SILNER-GRQ :
CIRCLE. Kings Daughters and
Sons, VIII meet at 3 PIN next
Monday in the home of Mrs.
Albert Looks in Stoepel avenue.
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Your
Individual

BY FRANCES DRAKE
For TUcsd0U February I.
MARCH 9f TO APRIL 20

Ayics-Your planetary aspects
indeed heartening this first day
Of February. And if you are fit
and rightly ambitious you'll top
previous records with more ease
and skill
APRIL Fl TO-NAY 20
T n ur It s-Nou have many
opportunities which may not be
at another persons door today
Make every minute and all your
talents count fully.
WAY p TO JUNE Fl
GcmiHi - If necessary. hold
conferences. map out plans for
urgent activities ahead And
don't neglect religion, Generous
advantages.
June p TO MY %
Couccr- Splendid chance here
20 improve prestige; make worth
while contacts, cement old ones
Good humor important
JrLY - TO AUG. p
leo BE not careless with your
money-n0r careless with talk.
Thoughtlessness not an excuse.
BE logical.
&c. 20 70 SEPT %
Trqo-All' worthy eudeavors
share today's helpful influences.
Several new ways in which you
can push your interests honestly.
without hurting others BE cheer
full. good-humored.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. -
Librd-You can improve
number 81 things this healthy
day. Gain more grace by pray
ing for others: make family life
pleasant with your best DISPOSE
ton
0CT. ~ To NOV, -
ccorp Highly favored:
meeting others; making plans;
giving and receiving gifts, ia
vors; religion and it's privileges.
NOV. - TO DEC. %
Sogittotius-N You can. II YOU
~ about IL properly, make some
excellent new Improvement or
gain this day Influences bene-
fetal from many angles. Cooper
ate with right sources; watch
important affairs.
DC. - 70 JAN. n
Capricorn - You h We. fine
planetary aspects TO put YOU
smiling into the month of Feb
ruary. True. hard tasks are
ahead. bat YOU are able, and viii
have plenty Of opportunities.
JiN. p, TO FEB. IN
AQHqrips-Good day in more
ways than Indicated op-the sur
face Dig deep, you'll find bril-
liant assets az your disposal
Digging into your own soul and
eaieuts Is included. Proceed with
out Qualms.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-A good day how are
you2 Keeping III is more impor-
3 tsnt in these irving times than
we realize .DoAeyerything with
syetem calmness. and minus
worry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Mrs. PifFard Hop1red

MRS JOSEPHINE +. PIT
TARD was guest of honor at
the Hubbard School faculty
luncheon in the Women's City
f'ffrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Even in this mild win
ter, the girls at Liggett
School find plenty of skat-
ing on their own rink and
you see a group warming
frozen fingers over an out
of-doors fire. Leftto right;
Joan II a IN e Patricia
Bloodworth, Muriel kirp-
ferberg. Mary Lou Mel
cher, Gloria Engelhardt
and Dorethea Hess.