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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Ice Skating Develops
Lovely, Slim Legs
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

Inge, who was a puny little
girl, had very spindly legs, and
Helga, the sturdy sister, had
pudgy legs. Now they could
stand up alongside DIETRICH and
walk off with the prize. Inge's
once spindly legs now measure
1872 inches at the calf and IN
inches at ankle. Helga's calf
measure is 1334 inches, ankle
8 inches.
Ice skating, they have con-
vinced me, is the perfect leg
identifying exercise. 1t makes
such long, smooth, streamllned
muscles. To help me pass along
the technique, they took me ice
skating with them. Imagine
me waltzing around Rockefeller
Plaza with two such wonderful
skaters! l felt almost graceful)
But here are the instructions
try TO keep your weight
over the middle of the skate.
Remember to bring your heels
close together in making each
stroke, don't straddle. In cross
ing one foot over the other, 60
ing around the curves, cross
close TO the other foot, slowly,
then it will be graceful.
Have Skates That FIJI
It's extremely important to
have shoe skates that really fit
snugly, otherwise the ankles
wobble. They may anyway for
the first few times, so just eX-
pect it and keep on skating.
Relax, don't be rigid. Have
fun. Wear knee pads If you're
afraid of falling.
The girls with fat legs should
wear long woolen stockings or
wool tights. There must be
something to this advice. be-
cause every dancer with beauti-
full legs passes along that tip.
The girls say it's the warmth of
the wool, plus the exercise that
brings such beautiful results.
Still Take Exercises
I asked If skating gave them
their tiny waistlines. The an
swer is no. They take waist
liners. They frolic through
set Of stretches, twists, bends
and swings for about 20 min
utes every morning. And they
have gorgeous figures! Helga
is 5 feet 6i2 inches tall and
weighs 130 pounds, and meas
ures bust 35. waist 25i5, hips
&c. Inge is 5 feet 5i2 inches
tall weighs 120 pounds and
measures bust 33, waist 25,
hips 81.
And healthy! They just bub-
BILE over with sheer JOY of liv-
ing. They love 10 skate, love
To hike and love to eat. They
like a whopping big breakfast.
a small lunch. a good dinner
and a fourth small meal after
the show. They watch the call
ories. but one day a week is sin
day, and on that day they have
a big strawberry soda and
rich dessert. But look at all
the exercise they get!
copyright. is45. by kins Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Lady, I'VE can eat you
out of this dilemma !

the recipe changes we suggested.
When a new type Of quick
cooking ham appeared, we baked .
50 different hams. Then we had
our tasters sample all fifty. We
baked those hams-snd sampled
them-for one reason: to give you
editorial advice you could rely
upon =, TO be sure the recon-
mended method Of cooking would
produce deliciously favored, ten
der hams. Ii did.
But that elaborate research
served a further purpose. II gave
us a tasters' verdict on the manu-
facturers' recipes. II our Taste
Squad hadn't liked the new kind Of
ham, prepared according to dlree-
tons, we'd have suggested chang
ing the directions. That will give
you an idea how far we go in your
interest.
Another time, we prepared and
served gallons Of special type Of
coffee-to see whether the favor
met with the general approval
the advertiser claimed. II our
taste-testers hadn't ok'd the
coffee, you'd never have seen its
advertisements in our magazine.
This same type Of thorough
going inquiry is conducted before
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

HeeQ AleNdnQer OF blinlnEndIl.
The lovely bridal gown is
made of ivory satin >. with
seed pearl trimming e. and the
double veil falls from a juliet
cap ..
White roses and orchids
compose the bridal bouquet
All the women attendants were
TO be gowned alike in white
gowns made with silk jersey
bodiceS with bracelet sleeves
and the full white tulle
skirts were appliqued with
white flowers
They were 10 wear cabbage
rose hats and carry arm
bouquets of white carna-
tiOns -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

we describe any new kind OF
product or method. Why: Be-
cause we want you 70 feel you can
rely upon Good Housekeeping.
That explains, too, why We make
you this pledge-a pledge we'll
keep on making, We promise YOU,
as long as Good Housekeeping iS
printed:
That at no time, and not for
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will any page of Good House.
keeping-editorial or sdver.
tising-trsde unfairly on
your trust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
uas Id9a III % Ak

Every recipe you read in Good
Housekeeping is taste-tested,
mind you-even those in the ad-
vertising columns.
If an advertised dish doesn't
get an enthusiastic reception from
the Taste Squad, we so report to
the manufacturers.
And we've yet to meet a manu-
facturer who wasn't glad TO make
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
CArSUP WITH EGGS

CATSUP Is an old favorite
with scrambled eggs. II may
he added before the eggs are
cooked. in the proportion of one
tablespoon for three eggs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

down, we revise our recipe until
they say: "Mmm" and ask for
more. If they never do get to like
il, we turn our thumbs down, too.
If-in this gustatory adventure
the heroes and heroines Of our
Taste Squad all agree on a recipe,
its a pretty sure bet that your
family will like i'll
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Virqinia Ann Schoenherr Weds

A CHARMING wedding take place high today
Chapel of S. Peter and Paus Jesuit Church
With Virginia Ann Schoenherr daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Blay Schoenherr 1t Leland John Shnar
Shnar the late Mr. Shinar principals
ceremony be performed by the Rev Fr Anthony
Lapnsi
The brides sister Mrs. Arthur z. Somers has
from Cincinnati maid of honor
bridesmaids another sister Mrs. Vern A.
Elliott the brides sser-n-aw Mrs, Edward Schoenherr
Jr and Mrs. Robert E. Crowley
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
n N Mayfair fsi .4.,...- Wit.

1T. AND MRS. GUY CONRATH JR. the birth
Of a daughter JAN IL -.
The baby will be called Barbara after her lovely mother
Barbara Rumney daughter of Mrs Mason p Rum
ney Mr.. Rumney. before her marriage.
Runney and her other daughter Mrs. Rumney Gage
daughter, Miriam have Just moved
into Notre Dame and St Paul
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Frederick Cody Best Man

FREDERICK CODY Of Birmingham was TO be best
and the list of ushes 1t Russell Strickland who
up Wright Field Dayton Mrs. Strickland
Stewart Hoffman of Marine City David Rank and
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Horoscope
By Francis Drake

Look in Section IN Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According TO the Stars
For Sunday Jan. IL, 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Wish for Life

What was the secret OF that
breath? What did the great
busy God do 10 q little dumb
dust 10 turn IT into a man
made in His image?
He breathed into that dust
His own wish for life His
own creative restlessness
His own divine discomfort. God
had discomfort That old Book
of Genesis is the story of the
magnificent, Unsuitable discon-
tent. God wasn't satisfied with
an empty sky, a sterile earth.
He hung new stars within that
sky. He planted trees within
that earth. And from dumb
dust He made-HiS partner-to
share His diScontent--to share
the glorv and the grief OF dis
content
DO not peevesor erieve about
discomfort. Do not try 10 make
yourself resigned Accept IL!
BE glad for II! Get busy with
it' II is the most sacred gift
YOU have!
Copyright. I945 ~ Kins Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Why We're Here

You and I are here today be-
cause billions of years ago a
one-celled COB in a primeval
swamp rebelled. Wanted two
cells instead of one Got all
swelled up with discomfort until
il expanded into two cells--and
then grew on and on-through
countless discontents until
there came a creature with a
brain and soul called man.
That's the scientific story OF
life.
And the Bibles story
And the Lord God formed
man of the dust of ground, and
hreathed into his nostrils the
breath of life: And man became
a living soul.
A little dumb dust in the
great hand OF God-and that
was all man was al firSt--until
God filled him with the breath
of life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Accept
Discomfort
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

SOMETHING GONE wrong
just when you thought you were
sitting prett' at last? And
you're disgusted enough TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

More onios' LS0 fom6to' Sowsfinsi
us repeatedly rspiSs a ySups before
u, present II 10 yOp. For ne WG1f 10 ~
a. sure as ue ran that yoH 0sd your
family wiH hke IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
A Normal Condition

Accept discomfort as a nor
NAL and necessary condition Of
your life-and thank God for
it,
For the day you're satisfied
completely contented, that day
you'll be through that day
you'll be as through with this
life as though you had died.
You can't go on living and be
satisfied. If you're satisfied,
you stay put. If you're living,
you push on. And pushing on is
bound to mean discontentment
and rebellion. Growth is just
one dissatisfaction after an
other.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

Are things always going TO
be like this?" you cry. Won't l
ever get the breaks
No. Never the breaks you
want. OF this you may be sure
whatever you get out of life.
il won't be enough.
If you're a healthy human
you'll never be perfectly happy,
comfortable or satisfied. You'll
always be wanting something,
rebelling against something.
You'll be discontented. But
there's nothing abnormal about
that. You shouldn't grieve over
it. Or peeve over it. Still less
should YOU settle down and try
10 be resigned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
H~ NNM
He H<zH h10x?

. Every man or woman in the
armed services n in the war
1O0%. Does your war effort
add up to 1o0eS7 Check up and
sce' II you do these things reg
ularly-score 109s each II
sometimes score 6% each.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-29
MAJOR MARTIN KILLED
IN AIRpLANE CRASH

REIDSVILLE, N. c., Mar. 29.
(ANP)-Maj. Harold D. Martin,
in charge of flight training at
Tuskegee Army Air field, and
Flight Officer Charles Stephens
Of Monroeville, Ala, were killed
when their plane crashed here
while making a routine cross coun-
try flight from Tuskegee to Wash
sngton.
Maj. Martin, one of the ranking
officers at TAAF and reguarded
as man of exceptional ability,
was planning to visit his wife in
Washington. From Howard uni
versity before going to Tuskegee,
he was a native of Boston. Step
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-29

hens, former principal Of the high
school at Anadulsai, Ala, was a
graduate of Tuskegee. An official
investigation is being made into
the cause Of the crash.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-29
FLORIDA BApTI5TS
DONATE $4,000 TO
INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Mar.
20, (ANP)-The Florida East
Coast Baptist association donated
S10,082.75 to the Florida Normal
and Industrial college during a
recent meeting here. The donation
was described as the largest Of
any association in the history Of
the college. The association is
headed by the Rev. j. w. Drake.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-29
ALASKA PASSES ANTI
DISCRIMINATION BILL

CHICAGO, Mar. 20, (ANP)-
An anti-discrimination bill was
signed by the governor of Alaska,
it was revealed here by Jacob
Sacks Of the department of in
terror. Ira Silverman, Chicago at
torney, aided in formulating the
measure, which passed both houses
of the Alaskan territorial legis-
lature.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
THE QUO VADIS CLUB

Held its regular meeting al the
home Of Mrs. d. Smith, 6387 Wood
row. The hostess served luncheon
Bridge was played. with first anc
second prizes being won by Mis-.
B. Williams and Miss NJ. Charles
ton, respectively.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
THE FIVE w. SOCIAL
AND CHARITY CLUB

Met az the home OF Mrs McCar-
Their OF 45l5 McGraw. The club
meeting opened with a prayer by
Mrs Mary Graves. Mrs. Rosa
Cragg president Of the Federated
clubs. was guest Of honor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
The Party Line
BY MARIAN

There's w, a lot OF fun sstir,
with the/party crowd Of late. There
have been several get-togethers
and they have proved loads OF fun.
The cSowd met over to Odessa
and Frank Let's. and had fun ga
lore. Then on Thursday over to
Dorothy Bomar'S on lronwood were
bunch of Jolly girls. The group
included Odessa Lett, Lucille
Walker Edna Harrison and her
guest from Cleveland; Mable John
son. Ada Moore, Peggy Johnson,
Betty Harris.
SATURDAY NIGHT il was a
Jolly one over to Ted Loves ON
Mortified. 1t vas indeed another
gay bunch.
Petite Sandra Bomar VIII be of
for Ford hospital again Monday.
This time lisa tonsileCtomy opera
ton. She has certainly had a siege
OF illness this winter. but We know
she will soon be feeling spry again.
ANOTHER SAD note brings the
news that Willard Adams. who
owned the service station on Nc.
Graw avenue has passed away. His
wife, Dorothy, is carrying on the
business. He has been i'll off and
or since June.
We just heard that the prominent
fraternal leader Al Bowman, is
married. and TO Evelyn Carter. We
also heard the news that they are
baby shopping, so congratulations
Pvt. Charles Burkes Jr., is due
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Adult Work Dept
To Present Play
Other Wise Man

The Adult Work Department OF
the Lucy thurman YWCA
Will present its annual Christmas
program at the branch Dec. IA.
from S TO $50 pm. This years
presentation will be The Other
Wise Man" by Henry Van Dyke.
with Dorothy Quarker as narrator.
Music will be provided by the
Robert Nolan choir
THE MIRACLE play will be
presented in story form. Psrtici-
pants in the play will include
members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Girls clubs, the Indus
trial Girls Department. and the
Girl Reserve Department. A fell
lowship gift Offering will be taken.
The drama is a miracle play de-
pictinS the triumph of victory in
defeat Miss Ruth Anderson is the
executive director Of the Adult
Work Department.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Nolan Choir
Fifth Concert

The Robert Nolan choir, solo
lists and featured artists. appeared
in concert Friday night. in the main
auditorium Of the Detroit Institute
of Arts, with Robert Nolan. the
founder as conductor Dawn of
a New Day" was the central theme
Of the presentation in commence
ration of Pearl Harbor day. The
highllght was the second act finale
by Shackley-Savino. featuring
Frances Billups promising young
soprano, Oscar Hand. Earl Poole,
Cpl. Edward Newton and.the Echo
Trio.
MR.. NOLAN'S MOTHER was
here for the concert, looking very
proud and wearing a gardenia COR
sage with which he had presented
her Harold Tallman OF Wayne
university. was in the audience. in
addition TO, DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Nc
Clendon and their daughters. DR..
and Mrs. Walter Mack. Mrs. Flea
nor White. Clement Mills, Mrs.
Coty Patterson. Mrs. Ardys Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Mrs.
Madeline Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke 'Wartman. Mrs II. 3. Tala-
ferro. DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Shafar-
nan.
Others Of the patrons were Or.
ard Mrs. Haley Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Brazelton. Miss Celeste
Cole, DR. ! J. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Digs Mr., and Mrs.
John {. Dancy. Miss Mae Ericsson.
DR.. Robert Greenidge. Judge and
Mrs. d. J. Healy. Ben Henderson,
Mrs. Marie Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis f. Martin. DR. and Mrs. II. S.
c. Owen, Mr.. and Mrs Longworth
Quinn, Miss Helen Turner. Miss
d TolSon and John r. Williams
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
OTHERS WERE Mrs. Lena Wal
Celebrates At
Birthday Fete

Mrs Willie Mae Davis was hon
cred with a lovely birthday cele-
bration at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Rosa Caldwell Mrs. Davis re-
-ceived many lovely and useful
gifts.
Those who gathered 10 wish the
honoree happy returns were: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Evans. Mr. and Mrs. John
Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parham. Mr.
and Mrs Henri Heard. Mesdames
Cotton, Mary Haugbook, Mozelle
Cathy. Lucille Carroll. EStella
Atkins. Virginia Williams. Mabel
Rullltt Viola Craig, Emmie Hanley,
Cornelius Rollins, Leone Davis.
McSSrs. Sylvester Moore, James
easy. Ted Stewart. Emmett Berry,
and Bill Rollins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
ReDeLs II. Cauon
To Meet Detroit
At WV Reception

Revels II. Cayton of San Fran
cisco. Calf. recently appointed
national executive secretary of the
National Negro Congress. is tour
ing the middle-weSt TO get a FIRST
hand picture of Congress council
activities.
THE DETROIT COUNCIL of the
the MIC will hold reception and
banquet in honor of Mr. Cayton at
Lucy Thurman YWCA on Dec. 10.
Joining Mr.. Cayton in Detroit will
be DIR, Max Yergan. national pres
ident Of the National Negro Con-
Sress, and Miss Thelma NJ. Dale.
acting secretary of the MIC. who
will have just returned from the
international Women's Congress in
Paris, France
SHARING HONORS with Mr..
Cayton will be Arthur Bowman of
Detroit who has been added TO
the staff Of the National Negro
Congress as midwest director. Mr..
Bowman will work i'm Illinois. In
diana. Ohio and upstate Michigan
organizing for the tenth anniver-
sary convention If the Congress to
be held IN Detroit in May. 1916.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
THE SPORTEES CLUB

VIII HOLD us next meeting
Dec. 10, and the president, Helen
Green, urges every member 10 at
tend, as business of importance
viii be discussed Mrs. Hattie B.
johnson is visiting in California.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Auxiliary Hosts
AT Project Fete

The Progressive Womans AUX
luarN Was host 10 large gather
Ing Thursday evening Al the Mar
YIN Moseley home, 1880 Dequln-
ore, 10 celebrate the original
Thanksgiving day
The Rev. Mr. Woods delivered
the message. Guests were received
and registered by Mrs Roland
Other active hostesseS were Mrs.
Leslie Roland. Mrs. Victoria Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Marjorie Smith. Mrs.
Frances Burns. Mrs. TaSsle Brown,
Mrs Sue Coleman. Mrs. Cora Hol-
land, Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mrs. Bea-
trice Junior, Mrs. Alma Roberts,
Mrs. Briuon. Mrs. Lillian Reed,
Mr. Luvcna Reed. Mrs. Bates. Mrs.
Marie Akron. and Mrs. Lula B.
Price
Mrs. Davis and Mrs Junior led
the group IN songs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

NuptieIs Read
AT Carter CME

~ Jos y Nur 1s..h'o5 ~ Mrs
& SIC Dixon .,r> rer. 90 ~ F.gvo
Bond. son ~ VI ord Nj. Il "
Fond m double Tux ceremony
= the Carte NCurpo, tan church
last month Trc Rev Nj. DAVIS
of'il.atoa a. ;.c ceremony.
MISS DIXON chose thc white
re-, for hCr h'Ce. gown fashioned
on princes ancs Slo wore Nhite
net NCii phlN huns from q crown
SNAPPED halo - hcT hnScrupS car
rled white NUNS md wore three
strand pearls
The BRIDE US attended by Mss
Blanche EdVsrGs sSrus.G ~ honor
- blue net ana SATIN Misses The
Iosa Johnson. Geraldine Johnson
and Mr. Kathleen johnson A.
hldeS1aIdS Those ilrcc gore
r.nk NJ. and SATIN iy,cd idcn-
tcal'y 20 tho maid Of honor dress
Al canned pink chrysar'hcu-rus
and Wo'e matching haio-y and
gloves
BEST MAN fpf NJ Bond VaS
Lindsay Johnson with Mos s.
Raymond Bond. brother # 'ae
groom. ENal,er EdUouds, and
Oscar Evans as usncr> Stcrhc;
johnson was ring bearer WITH
Patsy Ball as flower girl r Mes
bit. cousin of the BRIDE, gaze her
~ marriage
4 reception was held - Lucky
Star Oriental Gardens With mem
hors Of the Gay Hearts club aS host
tSScs Miss Dixon is vice president
of this group.
MANY LOVELY EIftS were rc.
rcrved ~ the couple Oui-of-toV u
guests ~ the reception were Mr.
ana Mrs T. NcSbltt and son OF
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs II Began Of
Cleveland Miss Florence Harris of
South Bend. Ind. and Mrs. Alice
kIrkscy Of Alliance, OHIO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Tennis Club In
Unique Party
AT Clubhouse

The Central Motor City Tennis
dub held a gala party IN It's club
rooms. Brush and Ferry, Saturday
with = huge crowd joining the
festivities
POKENO. BINGO, bridge. whist.
checkers and other parlor games
we're conducted IN the games
room. In other rooms dancing
and table tennis matches were go
ing on simultaneously while snack
bar attendants were kept busy
throughout the evening.
In the various games and con-
tests conducted prizes were won
by Mrs. Louise Mohr. Pete Whit
takcr. Mrs Grace Bell, Mrs. Fran
ceS Ryland and others. Among the
prizes was a basket Of canned
goodies. box Of soap. fruit cake.
box " candy, jar OF mince
meat.
THE MAIN PRIZES Of a turkey.
duck. and chicken we're won by
Mrs A. Pruitt Mrs T. W. Paul,
and Mrs Smith Of Pontiac. re-
Spcctvcly.
Guests present al the party in
Guided Lucille and Lorraine Jones.
Mrs. Ann Jones, Clarence Hunter,
Phil Darlington, Eddie Frazer,
Peter Whitaker Mrs Grace Bell,
Mrs. Bertha Craig. Miss Lavenla
Moore. Mrs. Lenore Lark. Miss
Leila Rhyles, McrrIl Williams.
OTHERS WERE Mrs. Lena Wal
den. Alvoy Jones. MIR and Mrs.
James Mason. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Ryland Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Jones,
1t and Mrs Dean b Mohr John
Otis. Mrs. LILLIAN Van Buren,. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Lockhart John A.
Johnson, George Roberts. George
Mckinney. Miss Abrllla Sullivan.
w Coleman. Miss &c Richardson.
Donald McTyre and scores Of
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
THE SOJOURNERS SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs. Caro-
lyme l.. Foote OF Trowbridge. Pre-
ceding the regular business ses-
sion the hostess served a unique
dinner TO close the final meeting
Of the season. The club will re-
sumo activities at the residence of
Mrs. L. jenkins, OF 1869 ST. An
tome the second week OF the new
Nnnr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

= Is Fletchets Castoria safe and
mild, yet thoroughly effective?
YES. II works efficiently, and
gently, without upsetting the chlld's
sensitive system.
Y Is Flctchcr'S Castoria free from
harsh drugs
YES. There - nothing IN
Fletohers Castors to cause erIplng
or discomfort.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
TIE TABBY BRIDGETTES

Met at the home Of Mrs h Dam
ieIs Of 81 Antoine. Following the
business meeting. repast was
served by the hostess. Bridge was
played for several hours before
me meeting adjourned. The next
meeting viii be held at the home
OF Mrs. Wilma Manuel Of Palmer
street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
should know about
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

j Is Fletchers Castorla made
especially for children?
YES. Because children's delicate
systems need = special laxative.
4 Is Fletcher, Castors pieasan,
TO take?
YES. Children like the tsst, ~
there's no struggle over getting
them 10 take It.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

EIstehsr's Csstovis ansWeys ere,, need
IN q ehiid's ioIottVe. AIt your drUss,'t
for the package nth the green band
snd laboratory control number on a.
Array, toi. ieIGhos only "a directed on the
poctsss or ~ you, ehyieo7