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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
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VELIKODUSEN ODZIV IA
OSIROTELO MLADINO
KrOzek St. 2 darOval $500
iz blagajne. Tudi clanice
prispeYale lepo VsotO.

PoPCS~AS ASPo SooSo"
Nasa zadnja seja v letu 1915
je bila prav uspesna. Prejele
smo pisma cd sledecih ustanov
cd Slov. mar. donna, SANS, Pro
svetne Matice, Slov. mar. citalni.
ce, SLOW. mlad. Sole SIND in oc
Relifnega odseka "Progresiv-
nih Slovenk", XII mas vabijo ma
Baby shower, XII sc bo vrsil v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ne
St. Clair Ave. %. decembra.
IL krozkove blagajne smo da
rovale "a ia "Shower" $4,000
Anna Pollock je prinesla $1,000
katere so darovali sledeci: dru.
stvo "Slovan" st. 3 SDZ $1,000:
Steve Lunder in John Pollock
po $500 in po $1.OO: Anton
Jankovich, Ludvik Medvesek, M
Laurich, John Zaletel, Rudy Ko
zan, Josie Basko, John Terlak
in Ben Stanovnik. Frances Cor
she je prinesla $500, katere 81
darovale sledece: Ursula Mule:
$4,000; Mary Lokner, Pueblo
Colo, in Gusti Franseckin po 81;
po $1.00: Joyce Gorshe, Fran.
ces Gorshe, Louis Merhar, Ce-
cillia Subelj, Frank Ipavec (iz
rocil G.. Subelj), Marie Zakraj-
SEX, Milka Slabe in Mrs. Ste-
fancic. - Mrs. Mulej je mislila
poslati vec njeni sestri v domo,
vino, ker pa pri Mi nj bilo MIC
porusenega in nj v prevelikem
pomanjkanju, je darovala "a
,druge sirote v domovini potom
tega nasega sklada. -,
Vsega skupaj ina sedaj mas.
krozek $4,000 "a izrociti v taI
Baby Shower" sklad. Precej le-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28

Petrovic, Helen Mikus, Cecilia
Brodnik in Alice Mirtich. Zad-
Mi dive zivita ma West Parku
in tam pridno pobirata obleko in
dovazata ma st. Clair Ave.
Sivalna skupina prav obcut-
no pogresa Ano Azman in Josie
Meznarsic, XII sta bill vedno ma
vzoci, sedaj sta pa ODE bolni.
zelimo, da cimpreje okrevata!
Nase sivilje SO poroeale, da je
cementni kontraktor, Anto n
Malnar vedno pri rokah, kadar
je treba kaj prevazati. Tudi dru-
.gi fantje cd SANS, pridejo po-
magati, kadar je treba kaj vec
"a pobrati.
Nasa clanica, Mary Stefan
cic pa vzame domov take koma-
de volnene obleke, XII MISC vec
"a popraviti, jih razpara, opere,
zlika in potem zreze ma kose in
IL teh naredi donna gorke kov-
ire. Dosedaj jih je naredila ze
sedem. In kako lepo delo! Torej
'epa hvala vsem!
&c Sc niste clanica, pc::stopite
v vrste Progresivnih!
c. Subelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Vesti IL ziuljenja
asneriSkih Slouenceu

Monaco, Pa. - Casino sta BIZ
la odpuscena iz vojaske sluzbe
Steve in Paul Ursich, sinova
druzine Steve Ursich. Paul ie bill
pri mornarici in emo leto ma Pa
cifiku, Steve pa je bill tri leta
pri marinih, cez dive lett ma Pa
cifiku in Sc udelezil bojev ma
Gvamu in Okinawi ter prejel tri
odlikovanja. Domov sta Sc oba
vrnila zdrava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Novice cd krozka st. l

Nasa letna seja je bila prav
dobro ohiskana. Obicajno ina
krozek ma letni seji izmenjava-
ME bozicnih daril med clanica-
mi. Ma letosnjo sejo so pa clani-
&c prinesle darila, katera bodo
poslana nasim rojakom v do
movino. Veliko clanic pa je da-
rovalo v denarju v ia namen.
Najlepsa Jim hvala!
Poleg vseh teh stevilnih da-
row pa smo sklenile ma seji, da
darujemo il krozkove blagaj jne
$4,000 "a takozvani "B a b y
Shower, "a katerega je sedaj
v teku obsirna kampanja.
Kot izgleda, napreduje ia
kampanja prav dobro, posebno
ia mlade elanice so sc resnicno
z vso vnemo zavzele "a to delo,
savedajoc Sc pomanjkanja oble-
ke nasim malim sirotam v do
movini.
Nasa dosedanja predsedniea,
Anna Zaic in tajnica Frances
Wolf nista pod nobenim pogo
jem mogli vec sprejeti "a bodo-
:e leto. Resnieno vaju bono po-
gresale! -
Ia predsednico je bila izvolje-
ma sestra A. Kalin in "a ia nj
co pa sestra M. Vidrich. Obe
sta zelo aktivni clanici in ena-
ko sta tudi aktivni pri SANS
in pri pomozni akciji pray cd "a
eetka, cato pa nj dvoma, da ne
81 pod njih vodstvom mas kro-
zek napredoval.
/ Pa tudi nasa zapisnikarica,
Marion je bila sigurna, da ne
30 usla "a prihodnje leto, am
oak smo jo tako trdo prijele, da
il vsi tisti njeni izgovori MISC
lic pomagali. Me elanice Sc Ia
vedamo, da imamo izvrstno "a
pisnikarico, katera sc tudi ra-
zume ma parlamentarni red in
zato nam DO morala se tudi pri-
aodnje leto pisati, kar bono me
na nasih sejah sklepale.
. Pc seI smo inele prav oku-
sen prigrizek, katerega 50 pre-
skrbele ses. Perko in njene po-
mocnice.
Ma seji je bilO vpisanih vec
nopih clanic, kar je znamenje,
u gremo vedno napre
Theresa Gorjanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
%. decembra 1g4d

10 novih clanic, katere zelim6
in upamo, da bod3 vse dobre de
.lavke "a korist organizaci
Progresivnih Slovenk.
Ma seji so bile delezne lepih
nagrad sledece. Prva nagrada -
lepa svetilka - j. Oblak; druee
.nagrada - par krasnih posteI
nih pregrinjal - Angela Kahn
in tretja nagrada steklenica
"rakije" - Jennie Oblak.
2 leto 1916 smo izvolile n0vi
odbor:: .Predsednica Angela Ea-
lin, podpredsednica Antonio
Tomle, tajnica in blagajnica
Mary Vidrich 1918 GroveWood
Ave; zapisnikarica Marion Ha-
shel. Nadzorni odbor: Rose Slej-
ko, Josie Zafred in Anna Bren-
cic, Prosvetni odbor: Jennie
Skerl, Josie Leustik, Jennie Gla-
zar in Frances Wolf. Poroceval-
ka, Mary Vidrich. Ia postojan-
ko pomozne akcije SANS st. 48:
Angela Kalin, Amalia Terbizan
in Paula Kline. Zastopnica "a
letno sejo SDD: Frances Wolf.
Zastopnice "a SID spomenik
padlim vojakom: Theresa Cor
jane, Angela Kalin in Antonia
Tomle.
Krozkove seize Sc bodo vrsile
Sc nadalje vsak prvi cetrtek V
.mesecu v sobi st. 3 v Slov. del.
.domu.
Moja srcna zelja je, da bi ela-
nice nasega krozka Sc zanaprej
delale slozno roka v roki, kakor
smo VISA pretekla leta. Upam,
da boste clanice naklonjene no
vemu odboru. Maj Sc posebno
omenim novo tajnico, sestro Vi
drich. Vse veste, da je ona do
bra delavka pri vecjih organiza-
cijah in zato vem, da bo tudi
dobra tajnica nasega krozka. Is
totako poznate vse naso novo
oredsednico, kot pozrtvovalno
delavko vsepovsodi, kjer Sc gre
"a dobro stvar. Tako tudi "a
memo vemo, da DO dobra nasled-
MICA Anne Zaic.
Oh zakljucku leta 1915 zelim
vsem clanicam in cell organiza-
ciji Progresivnih Slovenk vese-
lie praznike in srecno Novo le-
to. Upam, da boste pristopile
vse zavedne slovenske zene in
dekleta v vrste ""Progresivnih
Slovenk.
zivela organizacija "Progre-
sivne Slovenke Amerike"!
Frances Wolf,
porocevalka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-28
Kro6ek 81. l dsfovAl 500 70
maze sir0te
Clanice darovAIe Y dsnarju in
hIaQ1I

blagu
Ma nasi letni seji sn1o napra-
vile ze vec dobrih ukrepov "a
prihodnje leto. Pozimi, namrec
II. februarja bono vprizorile
igro S sodelovanjem dramskega
drustva canton Verovsek" in v
mesecu juliju pa piknik ma pri-
jaznih prostorih Slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave.
clanice so tudi dobile prostor,
oziroma relifno postajo "a zbi-
ranje obleke in prispevkov "a
pomoc nasim v domovini. Pro
stor je ma Calcutta Ave. in e.
157 St., nasproti Mrs. Anne
Zaic.
IL krozkove blagajne s m o
sklenile darovati vsoto $500. 90
v pomoc osirotelim otrokom v
Sloveniji. Poleg tega so pa da-
roYale navzoce clanice vsoto
$37.00 mesto bozicnih zavojev,
kar znese skupno $237.00 "a
Baby Shower, "a katerega
smo Sc zavzele sedaj "Progre-
sivne 'Slovenke", da ga izvede-
mo S CHM vecjih uspehom. V 60
tovini so darovale sledece: Josie
Leustik $500, Jennie Kosir So;
po $500: Jennie Groboljsek,
Agnes Makarovic, Josie Kos,
Anna Rebol, Rose Salamant,
Marion Gubanc, Dorothy Stran-
car, Margaret Zavrsnik, Mary
Tolar, Cilka Stritof in Rose
Bostjancic; po $1.00 - Jennie
Godec, Urska Branisel, Antonio
Blumel, Josie Barbich, Jennie
Oblak, Urska Snajder, in Urska
Tursic. Skupaj $500.
Sledece clanice so prinasle pa
bozicna darila ali zavoje "a v
start kraj: Josie Leustig, Anna
Rebol, Theresa Gorjanc, Fran
ces Wolf. Rose Sanabor, Paula
Prudic, Frances .Zupanc, Jennie
Oblak, Jennie Skerl, Darinka Ia
vrl, Frances Aljancic, Antonio
Tomle, Asseg grocerijska proda-
jalna, Helen Tibjash, Amalia
Terbizan, Josie Glazar, Jennie
Perko, Frances Globocnik, Fran
ces Blatnik, Mary Vidrich, Ma
rion Bashel, Anna Brencic, Rose
Slejko, Catherine Leksan, Cilka
Jankovich, Jennie Glazar, 'Jen-
ME Jakolin, Angela Kalin, Pau
la Kline in Rose Salamant.
V krozkovo blagajno je po-
darila $500 nasa nova predsed-
MICA, Angela Kalin.
Vsem darovalkam v imenu
trpecega naroda v donaovini, nal
lepsa hvala.
Oh koncu leta smo tudi daro-
vale il nase blagajne $500 "a
citalnico SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Spomnile smo sc stavkarjev pri
Fisher Body cd General Motors
in smo Jim poslale $1,000 v
stavkovni sklad. Precejsnio svo.
to smo odobrile Sc "a razne dru-
&c dobre namene.
Pristopilo je zopet lepo Stew
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

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MARCH p TO 1PRIL IN
1ft's - C0i1eTr vCuryrt', ktr-tr
head and heart separate, yet
both working "a unity for the
good of an your interests.
arm ~ TG NAY -
T0Tus-Adv.re TO Aries also
sound and effective for YOU to-
day. Pep up Your JUNCTION and
initiative.
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direction, competent managc-
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JUNE - TO JULi 80
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healthy ports mighty favored
JILY p! TO AUG. -
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

'W Eirthdoy Comes Cad Find
icr0fdIUg ~ m "+r7-7
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mCctiu trouble, and chance,
-ate-4e4- -wun.t eucnmtel any.
l. OCT. - TO AOI.Iss
Scorp,o-A prim e. period jn
which 10 cultivate the ability TO-
see things. including ynUfsclf
from more than one angle
sound advice fof every one and
make, for create attainment.
NOV - ID bEt. '1
S1guforius - Ua, uay be 70
h.t drab. but don't forget YOU
can light the Way bE your oWu
sunshine and Hner cheer
DC. - TO JiN. ~
Coprcora-"Fa.nt heart meier
won fair lady" o. q pithy smrl
pertinent % NUMEROUS subject
today. Court achievement an.
ruutcntmcut win sLl+a-- -e---r
age. Rest whcu ou should
JAN. - To FEE ~
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Restrictions tn, are recc-
hand.caps % keep Us from m
cnief. false moves.
FEB. 2i TO NAECH IN
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

or COCESE.you can wear
The fitted nIdun Make Pat
tern iSs1. alI-purposc lrock and
see how the new pointed inset
belt become, You a tr0ck de-
signed for your size
Pattern iSS2 ir sizes ~ l6
Is 40. 81. 81 3G 3S ~ g..
r lc l6 takes 3 yards 3J-ngh
" send - cents m roU~ tor
every Anne Adams PMrcfu
WuiHpIanIy mamie and address,
SttIc number and ellc
Send an additional ij cents
for the Anne Adams Book ui
Pattern. Tor fall and winter
Free patterns Tor three hats.
tbrce bags pcplum \aud bed
Jacket printed in book y
Send 80 cents M coins when
Ordering both pattern and book
Send vour order 20 the Anne
Adams patiprnN Department
Til. D,frof Times. Detroit 81
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

EDITOR 5 NOTE Mary Ha-
uorh counsel, through her col
uuu. no, b, mail or perSonoi
Hrte her IN care Of
The Detroit Times.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
lean HanLon
Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. william M. Ham
lon announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Jean Flagg
Hanlon, to Mr.. Donald Brown
Bates, Son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Raymond Bates.
The wedding of the young
couple will take place Saturday
morning, November II, at IL
o'clock in the rectory of the st.
Francis de Sales Church. A re-
ception will follow Immediately
after at the home of the brides
parents on Brentwood road NE.
Both Miss Hanlon and her
fiance attended Eastern High
School. Mr.. Bates recently re-
turned from 26 months duty in
the Pacific as staff sergeant
with the Army Air Forces.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Miss Mary Frances Lunceford
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
F. Lunceford of Oak Grove, Mo.
became the bride Tuesday of the
Rev. Don Eason Griffin, son of Mrs
Don w. Griffin of Westminster, Md.
and the late Mr.. Griffin. The cere-
mony took place in the Lewis Me-
mortal Methodist Church, the Rev
DR.. Horace Cromer and the Rev
Robert K. Neyitt officiating, and g
reception in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Frederick followed.
The bride was attended by Miss
Laura Lee Frederick as maid OF
honor and the Misses Joyce Fred
.erick, Adele Reese, Marjorie Sather
and Estelle Smith as bridesmaids
She wore a white satin princess
gown with train and carried a
white Bible and gardenias.
The Rev. Herbert Weaver of
Davidsonville, Md, was best man
for the bridegroom. and the Rev
Thomas Baker, the Rev. Floyd Got
jen, Mr.. William Bidle and Mr.
Larry Bollegar were the ushers.
On their return from a motor trip
to the Middle West, the Rev. and
Mrs. Griffin will be at home at the
parsonage of the Rosedale Meth
dist Church, where the former Is
pastor,
Evening star., 1945-10-14

/ to the benefit are Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
| "A. Rover, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Giegen-
gack, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dolan Dono-
hue, Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Connor
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cantwell
Mrs. Frank Ellithorpe, Mr.. and Mrs
IC. F. Rupert, Mrs. William r,
Knoblock and Mrs. William Shan
non.
Still other subscribers are Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur j. May, Mrs. D. j,
Callahan, Mrs. w. A. Donovan, Miss
Carrie Gaisberg, Mrs. M. c. Perry
Mrs. william Hughes, jr.;; Mrs
Charles P. Neill, Mrs. Mary Hancock
Tighe, Mrs. A. e. Cassidy, Mrs. Will
liam Reick, Mrs. James F. Hart
nett, MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Duke, Mrs
Benjamin Smith and Miss Elizabeth
iC. Pace.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
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ner and late supper. Although
they serve huge full-course lunch
cons and dinners ;. they're really
famous for their wonderful seafood
piatters, serving you everything
that is in season. prepared to your
taste and set before you deliciously
cooked and piping hot. Ask ths
headwaiter to seat you at the Cap
tain's Table, or in the Ships Cabin.
or IN any of the other Marine Din
ing Rooms OF this enormous res.
taurant which occupies buildings
IN the same block. 1921 and 1907
= ST. NV. "A sx =
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Tesuit Mission
Bridge Party

Mrs. James G. Haskell is in charge
of arrangements for the annual
bridge party of the Little Flower
Circle for the benefit of the Jesuit
Mission in Western North Carolina
which will be given tomorrow after
noon.
The Rev. Andrew Vernon Graves
S. j., pastor of the mission, is q
native Washingtonian and will be
here tomorrow to greet many of his
friends when they assemble in the
Garden Room at Wardman Park
Hotel, where the card party will be
given.
Among those who have subscribed
Evening star., 1945-10-14

sors of Water Softener. Let them
design coiffure that will be per-
feet, hat on-or hat off. 1923
CONN. AVE Phone DE. 58ll.
Bethesda salon: 7248 Wisconsin
Ave. Phone OIL. 1915.
" OH! CAN'T HAVE
~ CHANGED AS MUCH
AS THISp ANNE KELLY knows
how it is. Those extra pounds will
Evening star., 1945-10-14
THAT WASHINGTON
PERSONALITY

Young, vigorous. mettlesore
eopitoI Of the world. Incredible,
contradictory mixture OF men,
moods and monners. Yet 50
much thot's bosieolly sound and
wholesome underneath il all.
The love of long week ends
in the country, the eornestness
with which women 90 all out
on benefit and wGf loan drives,
the instructive affection for
sood-looking clothes.
In todoy's column. Helene
brings you Spot" informosion
on the things you'd like TO
know: how to look chic, keep
fit, and be we'll dressed.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

skilled hair styllsts
at H e A DIS OF
c o N N E CTICUT
AVENUE will show
you how to make
the most of both.
They specialize in
Cold Waves and
Machine perm a.
nents-and they're
the proud possess
Evening star., 1945-10-14

a n d S n a g S
e r a die a ted;
W h ere moth
h S, cigaret
burns and snags
are inwoven in
visibly in your
g a r m ents, be
t h ey OF silk,
woolen or fine
ls, I
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Il announcement

Mrs. Lillian Hall announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Pan
sy Hall, to Mr. John w. Wolfe The
ceremony took place September
in the First Baptist Church in Alex
andria. the Rev. DR.. Ernest F. Camp
! bell officiating.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

SCHOOL gives lessons in rhythm,
which is mastering the art of re-
Taxation and bodily grace. Learn
to control the vital spots that
indicate age-and use your body
gracefully. These things can be
corrected by the matron with time
on her hands-by enrolling at the
PEARL ATKINSON SCHOOL.
Wilma Wright Flood, well-known
speech and rhythm teacher. is now
a member of the faculty. Courses
include Self Improvement, FASH
ion Modelling, Speech and Rhythm.
For appointment with Miss Atkin-
son, call NORTH 6171, between /
and 8 pm. ITO CONN. AVE.
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/" To MAKE A NEW WOMAN
OF YOU. it's worth
visit to MR.. GARDINER
Beauty Clinic" at HEPNER'S. He
Evening star., 1945-10-14

- a L U N N Z.
They're made of
black gabardine
with soft hex-
ihle soles, and
are perfect as
boudoir or COM
fort Shippers. No
ration coupon
necessary and
they're nricnd at,
Evening star., 1945-10-14

steal up on
you in spots.
T a k e a
course, using
all spot
ducing ma
chimes, in
cluding ring
roller. steam
cabinet and
Evening star., 1945-10-14

only $4.35. Another shipment Of
Thong Sandals has arrived-and
you can have these at only S3.95.
Open daily from 9 to 6; Thursday
and Saturday, to 8. 1928 CONN.
AVE. Phone DU. 0346.
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/" NEW DISHES BEGEr
NEW APPETITES.
II your appetite has become jaded
-. /. and needs to be inspired
Evening star., 1945-10-14

shower. 10 times. $40; 20 times,
$2750. Ten half-heur Swedish
messages with steam cabinet and
lamp, $3.50. And isn't it wonder
full that Anne Kelly will give you
a diet, too? 1929 F ST. MA. 1885.
" A NEEDLE-IN-THE-HAY-
STACK FIND" One
Of the most impressive looking COL
lections of fine HANDBAGS in Wash
Evening star., 1945-10-14
10000

Sell improve
m e n t 90
many women OF
40, walk as if
they were so,
but coul d be
taught to walk
as though they
were 80. The
P E A r L At
Evening star., 1945-10-14

HE yourself to
O'DON NELL'S
SEA GRILL
for q new taste
thrill. r h Y
completely an
swer the ques-
ton Of where
t o g o." for
luncheon, din
Evening star., 1945-10-14

specializes IN a
W o n d e r f u
method of Face
Molding a n d
Muscle : Build
ing that is en-
tirely different
o m regular
facials. He can
eliminate lines
from your face,
Evening star., 1945-10-14

SHOP in the
S h o r C h a m
H o t e /. High
crowns! Global
rolls! Loft y
cuffs! Tall off,
I a c e cloches!
And for you
down to- earth
ers, there are
little hlack vel
Evening star., 1945-10-14

OiOCl yoo
c h ri stmas
cards. And
Helene's sug-
6 e s on is
that you or
d er tn e m
now at BRE-
WOOD, and
have them
~ MT ~faI
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Imported Shetlands, Australian
woods. Even some divine cashmere
sweaters with either long or short
sleeves. In black. brown, navy, in
bright colors and pastels. Priced
from 1895 to s1265. 1919 F ST.
NV. DI. $50.
&" STRATosPHERE HATS"
Soaring, high crowns
to lift you into new world.
await you at the SHOREHAM HAT
Evening star., 1945-10-14

row. sweaters
are always good
taste. And the
Women's Depart
m e mt of t h e
YOUNG MEMS
SHOP have one
of the most in
spring collections
in town. Slip.
overs. Cardigans.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

ion show with exquisite clothes,
modelled by beautiful mannequins,
to the smooth music of Bert Bern
ath's orchestra It's a weekly fea-
ture-so make your reservation now
for next Saturday at / pm. Call
Mr.. Romaine for reservations
MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
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C a use the e Y
know how to
send you off to
a good start,
every Saturday.
You go for
luncheon, you
relax, your or
der, you sit back
and en- 10y a
SDarklinc FASH
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restore sagging muscles, and re-
move pimples, blotches and eye
pufiness. 6l2 l3th ST. NV. MA.
sol4.
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OF colOrful
gifts, bar ac-
cessor1es, gay
gift wr a p
p ! n g S ,
c h ri stmas
cards, Lucite
o n aments,
arI hoo1ItJ-
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" FIRST AID TO CAREER
AND COLLEGE GIRL"
It's the sweater wardrobe. No frou-
frou. Not here today, gone tomor-
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lngton is the pride
of L. FRANK COM
P A N Y. Especially
wonderful is the
group of SIG suede
handbags of the large
pouchy type. One
has a huge double
shell ring handle,
another has a hand
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with your name. From the Tessier
Studios of California come some
delightfully."- new and colorful de-
signs in cards. You'll find that
merry sort of card that takes an
informal Mary and John. instead
Of a more formal Mr. and Mrs.
Stop in tomorrow and select yours
early. BREWOOD, Engrayers and
Stationers, at 1877 G ST. NV.
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CoIFFURE CooUETRY"

:. in correlated curls
and chapeaux. Away with this
business of hats versus hair. The
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gloves (colored as well as black and
white) are cleaned and refinished
like new. 613 18th ST. NV.
I" THOSE WASTED HOURS"
between and 5 in the
afternoon can be put to your ad-
vantage. if you use the time for
81
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in trim and give a new
look to your clothes.
SEARS have Just re-
ceived such a garment
an all-in-one by
Charmode, Num- b e 7
1904. It's made of
rayon and cotton with
synthetic elastic sides.
1t has a rayon-satin
and net lined uplift
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full glassware. Open from 10 to 7.
Look for its name: NORMANDIE
GIFT SHOP, 1924 Wisconsin Ave.
AID. 5282.
1 A LOVELY AFTERNOON
begins in the PAIL
MALL ROOM of the HOTEL
RALEIGH" Begins, we say, be
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" As IF MADE TO ORDER"
to your wishes: a serv-
ice shop where you can get your
precious stockings repaired-runs
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vet hats with feathers, and felt
haf-hats with sequins. Every
thing one price-s350. Open eve
nings til 8.
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. . .

" HAPPINESS AFooT." If
you want TO forget your
foot troubles. give yourself a pair
of Ballet Slippers from ROSS
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" I UNDERNEATH TT ALL"
Yes, underneath it all,
should be smooth foundation. a
garment that will keep your figure
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some diamond-shaped shell clasp.
All are lovely. To the price of SIC,
add 20To tax. Main floor, F Street
at 18th.
Sc OST: A tiny nook hidden
away in the heart of
old Georgetown Finder will be
rewarded with a unique collection
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bra and side talon fastener.
Best Of all, it's entirely boneless -.
and priced at $40. You can get it
in sizes % to 38 at all three SEARS
stores. Each store has wonderfully
equipped fitting rooms and beauti-
fully trained corsetieres in attend.
ance at all times. And if you're
too busy to shop during the day,
SEARS are open every Thursday.
Friday and Saturday night until
$50 pm. Free parking. 4500 Wis
consin Avenue NV; GIL Bladens-
burg Road NE, and $500 Wilson
Blvd. in Arlington, Va.
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H HERE CONES CHRIST
MAS" Little over two
months of, and so much to be done
in the interim. Now is the time to
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c. Pace.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
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