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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Husbands Can
Be Wrong

Husbands have an annoying hab.
II Of describing houSecleAnlng asa
"soft touch.
"lt could be - bat il isn't
claims Or. Elaine Knowles Ws.
yer, noted home economist, who
checked cleaning habits in a typ.
cal group Of homes over four
month period to find tina, Mrs
America is spending too mgta
time az her cleaning job and doe
too many hard jobs By hand
Made al the reques, Of he
manufacturers Of Eureka vacuum
cleaners, the study showed that
women using average methods d
cleaning, including old vacuum
equ pment. spend 5 hours and Il
minutes a week al their cleaning
tasks. remove an average q four.
fifths Of a pound Of dirt from ne
home weekly and spend 70 PER
cent Of their time on iobs reQgH.
Ing hard hand work
Even with all her hard Work, ,N
only removes one-third q the ofi
possible to remove with modern
electrical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d
the dirt merely gets pushed from
place 20 place in the house; thus
increasing the amount Of work e
BE- done at the next cleaning
When DR.. Weaver introduced
modern Complete Home Cleanisg
System. consisting Of an upright
vacuum cleaner in eombinatO'
with a tank-type cleaner vi,h A.
tachments, the women were ablsn
cut their cleaning time IS pd
cent; cut their hard youth-robbr,
Jobs by over rs per cent and r.
move q pound and three quarter
Of dirt from their homes weekly
almost three times as much ~
with old methods.
Best result Of the test Tor IN
husband harried housewives VIZ
participated in the test was prof
that Spring and other SEASON.
houSecleaning can practically y
eliminated" II papa viii con-
through with modern equipment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
WEEK .ENp VAcATIoNERs
DELRAY DOINGS

TO thank each and every one
who came 10 her az the time
OF her bereavement
Llttle Mary La M.liner has
been sick bat she Is better. she
is granddaughter Of Mrs. Mary
(. Jones OF 564 So. Solvay.
We wish 20 announce that
Nj Nathan Harris Of 8l4 So.
Solvsy ave is celebrating his
SIND birthday on Wednesday. He
Is SICK but still has a good
memory
Boy Scout Troop 100 left FRI
day evening for three day
camping TIP They returned
Sunday evening and they had a
great time Even though the
weather was 4 little rough. Their
Scout Master Nh Epps. and
some o. his committeeman ac-
companied them on the trip
Mrs Martha Williams Of 82l
So Solvsy IS still on the sick
list this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
By mrs. J. W. KErIocc


Mr. Al Simons Of 3430 Walnut
street, Layman delegate for the
Michigan Conference OF the AME
Church and his charming wife.
Rose Mary. returned home last
Thursday, May Goth. from Kan
Sss City Ksns. where they at
tended the general conference
Nh SimonS did a good deal Of
constructive work for the AME
Church while IN Kansas City. he
also made a grand report In the
morning service last SUNDAY.
Mrs. James Kegler. her daugh-
ter. Ann and son, Donald spent
the weekend with your reporter
AZ Ny Log Cabin in Idlewild
We went hiking and sight see.
ing A coed time was had bv an
We arrived in Detroit al $40
p. m. Sunday
The Young Mstrons Club ne.
ports much success with tho
rattle held last week al the homo
OF Mrs. Lois Simms OF 1877
Henry street Mr. Joseph Shanan
OF Detroit won first prize. a love.
~ radio and Mr. Charles Kirkland
won End prize a lovely camera
The president. Mrs. Ruth Nc.
Griff and members wishes 10 ex.
press their gratitude TO those
who helped TO make this affair
the success that Il was.
The congregation OF the Sec
ono Baptist Church OK lnkster
wishes 10 invite their frlends
and well wishers TO help tneu
celebrate their pastor and bis
wife. the Rev and Mrs o n
Jones sixteenth anniversar,
There will be many yisifino
churches every night this weef
with the closing Sunday after.
noon May 80. l948 Come 49,
bring all your friends 10 tbis
great affair.
Rev Mr. Walden Of Mon,som.
cry. Alabama, the newly eiert.
ed pastor OF First Banfis,
Church, is conducting a ten dav
meeting. The public Is inviiss
TO come and hear this eres,
man OF God.
The Social Elite Club We
entertained Saturday night n !
Joint birthday party held IN The
spacious home of Mrs John M.
foe Of $685. Ash street Mrs. Rose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
BeechWOOd
Notes

All participants in the Spring
festival were entertained al the
Beechwood Center Monday al a
weiner roast and movie provid-
cd by Mrs. Albertha Pendelton
and Mrs. Rhea Bacchus.
One hundred four youngsters
from the two communities par
ticipated Indoor and outdoor
pictures were taken Of the group
Movies were shown by the
Hegeman brothers. Mrs. Mae
Smith assisted in all prepare
tons Mrs. Postells and Miss Oil
yer assisted in serving the chill
dren.
A group Of high school girls
will meet with Mrs. Roberts at
the Center on Thursday az $50
20 organize a Girl Scout Troop.
Ages Is 20 II years. All girls
interested in scouting should at
tend this meeting to be spon-
sored by the p T. A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
INKSTER JOTT|NGS

Martin. Mrs. Naomi Defoe and
Mrs. Maggie Evans were CO.
hostesseS The guest table was
beautifully centered with white
daisies and pink snapdraconS al
so party faVorS Various games
were the feature attraction OF
the evening and IN the wee hours
OF the morning turkey plus All
the trimmings were served Each
hostess received a lovely birth
day gift from the club. The guest
list included the social elites
and their escorts and each host
ess had four special guests.
Last rites were held for the
late william Thomas johnson az
4Ofl Sprlnghill street on Satur-
day May p, al p m. Mr.. John
son had been resident Of Ink
ster Tor the past 25 years and
was employed al Ford Motor CO
Tor 10 years. Mr.. johnson retired
from work in 1914 He was I'M
Tor two weeks al his home and
Two weeks al Sidney Sumbv
hospital where he passed 70 the
great beyond on Tuesday. Nav
10: al 40 am The citizens of
lnkster VIII miss Mr. johnson.
ne was a good citizen.
The sudden death Of Mr. Fail
"eils 81 1928 Ash street came
as = great shock 10 his relatives
ana many friends when he was
stricken with q stroke while =,
Work last Wednesday night ~
me Ford factory. Mr.. Wells Was
rushed 70 the hospital where
ne passed a few hours later. Mrs
wells was az the bedside OF her
husband iill the end Miss
Earlene Wells who Is patient
~ the Ford Hospital. was brouebt
gp % ne bedside Of her father
! ne Wells have lived In Inkster
Tor p years Mr.. Wells leaves
widow and five children
Mss Earlene Wells will return
70 the hospital May IS Niss
Larlene Wells wishes 10 thsnk
Mr Herbegt Finley for the cen
efoUs gesture and her MANY
trends Tor the lovely radio thev
gave her last week. We hone (,
Dfinfs her much happiness and
shorten the long hours while
nc . shut Ia Miss Wells Is a
polio victim
Funeral services were held for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Whitaker News

The Cosmopolitan Club Of Y,
silsnti held their annusl r,s ~
ing for the election OF oss,c.'
on Friday night at the rome y
Mrs. Mahaley. After the -,
business and elections =
hcious pot-luck snack was ,s,yes
On Friday night the AM.
Club Of Whitaker was sn,,
tanned BY Misses Martha 49,
Odahlis Ledford Refreshrss.,a.
were served after the busns,s
session and then. as usus. =.
and games were in orde -"
Dorothy and Milton COOK :,
Whitaker Road spent SUNDAY !.
Fremont. Ohio. They spent -.
DAY visiting friends and avs.
a grand time. Weathe- IKE -
makes one yen 70 hit the bis.
WAYS and by-ways.
Don't forget the Fews Sinss-
who Will be presented z. Car,
bell Chapel on the first S1rSa-
IN June and also the Chldrs-,
Day program 70 be presented ~
the Sunday school on Ire ssros!
Sunday in June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
BY BESSIE HARRIS

wish 10 thank the many
friends and neighbors for the
kindness and cards Of sympathy
during the bereavement OF ms
sister. Mrs frankie Fleming
The Senior Usher Board No
OF the First Baptist Church had
their contest Sunday evening
Mrs Pauline Hunter won the
pglzc She raised the largest
amount OF money. they had
wonderful program The Gospel
chorus ana others rendered the
music Mrs. Minnie Scott and
ne singers were the guests Of
the First Baptist Church Sun
dsv night in singing program.
Everyone enjoyed themselves
Mrs Scott is widely known IN
Delrsy.
Mrs Frankie Flemming and
son Albert have returned nom
Des MONIES. Iowa. where she
vent 20 attend the funeral OF
hcr only sister and she wishes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Lobbyist To
Tell Of Work
On Mundt Bill.

a Stop the Mundt Bill" mass
meeting and rally has been call
led Dy the Michigan Civil Rights
Congress for Friday. May 18th
? % pm. a. Local l57 Hail. l4th
and McCraw
The Mundt Bill now before the
senate. IS opposed by the Nation
~ Go. NAACP. National Law
efs Guild, and BY many promi-
1ent ministers. educators and
professionals who fear that its
iar-rcaching proposals will de-
stroy our constitutional safe
guards
Fridays mass meeting will
hear reports from q delegation
that went % Washington last
week 10 lobby against the bill.
Among the delegates was Elyin
Davenport, local attorney.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Willow Village
n e w S
BY LILLE HATCH

The Ladies Art Club VIII meet
with Mrs Christine GOoden. The
members are planning 10 rattle
off q beautiful quilt. The draw
ing will be June II There will
also be a first second and third
prize.
The newly elected officers Of
the SImmonds School P. 7. A..
met Monday AZ their regular
business meeting.
The 4th graders OF Simmonds
School are planning a picnic at
Prospect Park June 9. also Sim
monds School is doing its bit
for the Crusade for Children
The school is sponsoring fish
pond and movie al for the good
cause.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
In Detroit
IT'S THE BUSINESS

L. ca..ng Det.D!ts attention 20
lbs businesses tire backbone Of
tire c.ty there is one very inpor-
TART ten that should NJ cc Ov-
erl1o ked This IS ar lter mat can
e.taes make business :a-l o. sac
ceee-,he keeping Of accurate rec
q More business fsll4Ies are
aiir. oGtec q inadequate ana IN
accurate records than any other
cause. a good bookkeeping sys-
tera and systematic checks on IL
az regular intervals has been the
key 70 many successful entcrpri-
scs
Many small businesses. which
cannot afford 10 hire full-ume &C
countants have found a solution
in the several tax and accounting
services that are offered. This IS
q business within itself
RICHARD T. AUSTIN. oul on
Is CPA Certified Public Accoun-
tanu rates high on the list OF sc-
counting experts IN the city. he
has q staff that Will MAKE period
ic visits 10 your business. prepare
tax forms. and check your rec
ords. A quiet, unassuming young
man. he has made name for him-
self in the financial world OF De-
troit.
To earn the right 10 put CPA
behind your name as an account
ant is similar 10 having TO pass
the bar in the law profession
Sometime ago the Tribune
attempted a drive 10 get down
town stores 10 employ Negroes in
other than mental capacities. II
IS the belief OF many that people
should be hired on the basis OF
their qualifications rather than on
the color Of their skin.
We are happy 20 say there are
a few store owners who do not
have TO be forced 10 do the right
I thing
TODD'S CLOTHES IS one oil
them. Their policy has been one
OF fairness in employment for q
number Of years. Todd has en-.
| ployed Negro statesmen alonr
with his other statesmen. II they
made the grade. then the Job was
theirs One Of his oldest and best
known statesmen is Jimmie John.
son. lie Is capable. courteous and
an asset TO the store.
Todds deserves commentator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

for MS fairness Ire best commen-
cation that we can give him
wouio BE- % spend or dollars
there Il is an old saving that you
shouldn't spend your money
where you can't work II would
DO Detro.ters we'll 20 revive i.
Speaking Of WORK, and obtain
ing work preparation IS the bas-
ic step. Newly opened is the Mot
or City Trade School, Inc. on JOY
Road near Linwood. which VIII
specialize IN practical training in
dry cleaning II you learn a
trade, YOU have Job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Streptomycin Offers First Hop
Against Tuberculsus
Meningitis

H'fAANN
Meningitis
Tuberculosis meningitis. hert's
'ore always a fatal disease, mas
ast been cheated of some Of rs
nctims, by the "wonder-drue
streptomyein. A recent repch
rom a large city hospital ws
row two out Of three patients WIN
his dread disease. who were treas,
ID with streptomyein, have livee
Since 10 survivors out Of AZ
)ther 30 cases had previously ben
reported, II is evident that stfeP,,
.omycin may offer the only hope"
nresting tuberculous meningitis
This same drug has also prove,
effective in treating other forms .
pacilii-caused meningitis. II
necessary here 10 distinguish
.ween the various kinds Of menu
gifts. The disease itself INVOKE,
an inflammation Of the covering y
he brain, but it can be caused "
a number Of organisms.
The most common Of these ~
he "coccus" bacteria. such as :"
neningicoccus, and the pneume
soccus. Meningitis due 20 ihes
organisms has been successfuH
.reated by sulfa and penieillin.
Besides these coccus types
meningitis, however, are a nuH'peI
u other infections caused BY
bacillus" type Of bacteria. w
fortunately these organisms haw
rot responded 10 sulfa or penieh
IN. Although they do not oceui
IS frequently. they are nevertM
ess Of great Importance beeasF
II their high death rate. and "
'ause Of their failure 10 respono
. any Of the usual treatment,
The bacillus-type infections, q
shicn tuberculous meningitis
me, occur more frequently in ShH'
iren than in adults. e.
q The fact that the 81 eases
'aeillus-caused meningitis reeeng
'eported included only four deafh,
remarkable record in view o.
ne usually fatal nature Of thes
nfeetions. Such figures offer hops
nat streptomycin may finally
ne weapon which doctors Of Hieor
me have been seeking in ther
ever ending efforts TO comos'
aeningitis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

klmer Smifn mas Wonotl III
Voice and the training he has
undergone was fully apparent
as he sang some very difficult
ares He sang Amarillo by
Caccinl. .Avani de Quitier Ces
Lleux. from Faust by Gound,
Psvche o. Paladilhe. Err Tu.
VERDI the Pilgrims Song. TschsI
kowsky. LaJour. Speaks, Largo
Al Fsctotum Della Citts from
the Barber OF Seville
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
BUSINESS MEN MEET
SUNDAY

TIE Down RIVER Businessmen 5
Association met SUNDAY. MAY %
In the Beecawood Community
Center NJ Sabbath vice pres
.dent reported that letters 10
the two City Councils had been
sent out asking permission &c
display the washing machine that
j. the prize IN their contest The
contest. which was 20 be held
Sundsy. Nav 80. Will be deferred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

city on Northern Honshu Island.
Entering the Army on May Is.
1916, Pfc. Williams completed
his basic training at Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Nd He sailed
for overseas duty in Japan in
Nov 1916, where he was assigned
20 the 667ih Ordnance Ammu-
milton Company. later being
transferred 90 the 55th Ord
nance Ammunition Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

Gene Beniorc
has wonderful
dramatic ability
and the audi.
ence cheered a.
She recited The
Highwayman D.
Alfred Noyes
The Party By
Dunbar. also the
News oy Dun
oar. Little Belle
BY A Round.
tree arE The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

Negro and the Constitution oy
Miss Benford herself
A medley OF Spiriiusls was
next on the program arranged
by the ADEPT Miss Abel They
were b. and By Stand BY
We Nobody Knows. and
Sometimes / Feel Like a Moth
erless Child
Several oiher songs were pre-
Senieo by Nh Smith snc we
must give credit 20 tins Young
SroGp FOR the way N which
they carried out a complete con
cert ID small town Il was
eally wonderful
Ire Sshlb Sport Associates will
celebrate their second snn!yes-
sayy N June ana now trey have
fifteen Young men u their group
Charles L. TAYLOR president "
julius Edmond wee president:
Robert L Reaw4ne. sec. etsry
Dame. Williams treasure. and
the othe members are Norman
C. RedV re Frank r Pearson.
Albert 4 Blown Eddie Under
wood Gene Smith. Ernest John
son Rufus J Pearson. Irving
PetJoss j, John Sosres, Arthur
Cash and John Rogers JT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

10 a later date and a committee
IS working on the plans for a
future date which viii be an
nounced IN this column.
The president. Mr. Cornwall.
announced that Miss Celeste
Cole would like 70 present a
concert in our nelghborhood
some time soon. A committee was
appointed 20 handle arrange
ments With Miss Cole Mr. Corn
we'll invited all members 20 at
tend a social affair in his home
on Thursday on Outer Drive
Les JeuneSse Club met Fri
DAY. MAY 81, in the home OF
Mrs Sarah Young Of 1910 Man
nlng street Inkster Mrs. Chouice.
treasurer gave q financial report
OF the anniversary oall which
the club sponsored and held
IN the Urban League. After this
the members held their election
81 officers Newly elected off,
Gers are Omega Evans. presi-
dent, Lutha Thomas. vlce.pres-
dent Pearl Ross. recording sec
rotary Marx Clark financial sec
Rotary Dussie Crigler treasurer;
Chrisuans Black. publicity direc-
tor and Sarah Young critic.
TIE neR officers viii be installed
IN the next meeting on June Z.
SHOWER FOLLOWS MEETING
Imme lately following the
meeting. the club gave . shower
for Mrs Young who is the new
mother OF baby glrl born on
Wednesday April IA Many love-
Is gifts were received oy the
h-,F-oree
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
Downriver News
Downriver News
Elmer Smith Sings
For Sahib Associates
EI MER sMTTH PRESENTED IN REcITAI

SAB Sport Associates presented Elmer Smith CARTONS
Abel and with Gene Benord
Nav 81 the Q Muller School
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29

Mr.. Wells on Monday. MAJ .
az ! pm. from the Smith CnsF
el AME Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
SHOWER FOLLOWS MEETING
DEcKETTE TOURNAMENT

The Deckettes sponsored q
crloge ana whist tournament Civ
en- Sunday afternoon, MAY %,
in Rogers JOY Spot on Nlsger
Road The door prize was won
by Nj Anderson and other
prizes we're gwen 20 lack Ben
ford. first prize Colleen Smith,
second prize. Mrs Anderson.
third prize. VI and Mrs. Cleve
Harrington. Nj and Mrs Judge
Ramsey Gladys Rhymes Bcrnlce
Green. Ann Booker Myrtle ROYAL
Evelyn Gum, and Lila Washing
Ton ana the members OF the
club pariicip ated IN the event.
WEEK END VAcATIONERS
Mr. and Mrs Cotbin Nash
Wllfred Kennedy and Robert
Sanders OF Ecorse were guests
Of III. and Ms. Jasper Choice
as they motored 20 Akron. ONO.
over the weekend. They visited
the home OF Nj and Mrs. Wyche.
aunt and uncle Of. Mrs Choice.
also visited Cleveland and BEN
nv Mason farm outside Of To-
ledo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-29
The Bookshelf
BY
CECIL ROYRlN

THE LIVING Is EASY" BY Dorothy West Housh.
ton Mifn Company, Park Street Boston Z, Massaehu-
setts. 347 pp. Price So. so.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26
VELYKOS CALI Butt
TARP KOVO % IR
BALANDZIO Is

Symet Velykos nera anksty-
viausios, mes anksciausia jos
gall pasitaikyti net Kovo %.
Bet Velykos Kovo % buvo
1887 metals, o daugiau jau 81
simtmeti ta diena nepasitaikys,
Kaledos ir kitos sventes yra
nustatytos, o Velykoms die
ma nuskiriama sena tradicija,
prisilaikant saules, menulio ir
Gregorianisko kalendoriaus.
Velykos pasitaiko Kovo %
diena - pirma sekmadieni pc
susilyginimo dienos su naktimi,
tik karta j 207 metus.
Jeigu menulio pilnatis buna
kada po Kovo FL, kuomet SUI
ir Velykos esti ankstyvos. Jei-
gu pilnatis pasitaiko anksciau
ar veliau po Kovo 20-21, tada
laukiama sekancio pilnacio, ku-
ris buna uz apie % dienQ, ir
tada Velykos nusikelia net
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26
VeIyku Sventese Prisi-
minkite remtinius
Raso KUN. DIR. J. B. KONCIUS,
BendrO AmerikOs Lietuviu FOndo Pirmininkas

BendrO AmerkOs Letuviu FOndO Pirmninkas
DO ziaurios zemOs pavasario atginstanti gamta
yra nepaprasta grail. JOS veverselio r ku paukse-
iu ciubejima geleiq lvarumas r grozs ramina
gina zmogaus sea
Atgmus gamta Kristaus prisikemo sventeje zaveja
kiekvieno Lietuvio jauniausio Xxi senauso sea
ir is ju krutniu verzasi maldos Auksciausiaji.
Vien kitus sveikina, linkedami inksmo Aeiuja Val
kuca dzaugiasi marguciais suaugusie tkybnius sa-
ausmus ungia atbudusa grazia Tevynes gamta ku
rial jokia Sails nera lyg
siaden ia zavejancos gamtos grozio saee pergyvena
zaurius laikus, baisaus preso naknama JOS istim s
r dukros blasky po varas svetirnas Sails kaip
vanago uzklupti nekalti paukstelai
Velyku sventes items nelamngens tremtinams - be
jQ brangios Tevynes be asios atees net be rekan
gausio dakto duonos kasno yra abai slegiancos r
graudzios Nuns ca gyvenantiems Dievui laisvoje
sayje, Veykos pinu istekum bet musu yra
svea parega kekveno ypac kurs tremtinuose netur
gnnu r artimQju ssirinkti viena tu neaimingu
tremtiniu Selma ir suteikti jiems pagaba.
BALE meu Junns patars r patarpininkaus Shame
gaestingumo ir sapos darbe
Sa proga reisku nuosrdzius sveiknimus Velyku
tese BALE valdybos nariams direktorams dvasiskams
stabui skyrams visems bendradarbiams reisku
uzuoauta ir lnkejmus temtinams kad je virtintu
seas tkejmu siais jq bandymo laikais ir kad
inksmas Aleliuja atgaivintu ju prsegta dvasia.
KUN. DIR. J. B. KONCIUS,
BALI Pirmininkas.
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
105 Grand Street, Brooklyn II, N Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

Balandzio menesi, arba kuna
velyvos Velykos.
Velyvos velykos buvo 1943
metals, kada pasitaik6 Balan-
dzio 25 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

ORLAIVIU greitumas dide-
jo po apie IA myliu kas meta
nuo to kai Wright broliai pir-
ma karta bandydami savo lex
tuva 1904 metals skrido kelias
minutas 81 mylios valanda
greitumu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
Luncheon and Tea
VIII Be Serped
At Benefit Sale

Elaborate plans have been COM
pleted for the annual food and
apron sale Of the House of Mercy
On Friday. Opening at II o'clock,
luncheon will be served at noon and
tea from 4 until 6 o'clock.
The Ladies Board Of the institu-
ton, located at Rosemont avenue
and Knngle road, each year stages
the sale to supplement the home S
modest endowment. This year the
event will be larger and more ar
ticles thansever before will be avail
able.
Among the patronesses for the
benefit are Mrs. Fred M. Vinson
Mrs. Harold H. Burton, Mrs. VIII
liam o. Douglas. Mrs. James v. For
restal, Mrs. John Nicholas Brown
Mrs. Clifton B. Gates, Mrs. Louis
Denfeld, Mrs. Owen Brewster, Mrs.
Angus Dun, Mrs. Joseph E. Davies,
Mrs. James M. Helm, Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.; Mrs. Francis w. Savage
Mrs. B. Price Whitaker, Mrs. Fred
erick Il. Brooke, Mrs. George c.
Thorpe, Mrs. Hoy Vandenberg, Mrs
Thurman Arnold, Mrs. Horace B
Smith, Mrs. James L. Houghteling
Mrs. Edwin 3. Parker, Mrs. David
Z. Finley, Mrs. Charles Runyon and
Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

thews and Mrs. Thomas Shepard.
The Woman's Auxiliary will have
Miss Aida Almy Haines in charge
of the fancy table and the Junior
Auxiliary will have a kitchen table,
Miss Martha Morrow and Miss Vir-
ginia Lincoln presiding. The Board
of st. Johns Orphanage will have
the food table, Mrs. Harry Grant
presiding and the Book Stall will
be under the guidance of Mrs. Donald
Bingham assisted by Miss Amy
Parkins Of the Library Committee.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
Engagement

DR.. and Mrs. M. Norman Leese
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Barbara Jean, to Mr..
John w. Billie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Billie Of Berwyn.
Miss Leese is graduate Of Mount
Vernon Seminary and her fiance is
a veteran OF two years overseas with
the Navy. He now Is with the Army
Map Service.
The wedding will take place jan
uary 8.