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Evening star., 1950-12-29
By Borbora Bell

Particularly pleasing to the
youthful seamstress is this ex-
pertly designed daytime or date
time frock. 1t features shoulder to
hem slimness with waistline insets
for accent.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
pattern No. 1886 is designed for
sizes II, II, 13, IA. Is. 18 and 20.
Size IL requires 33A yards of &c.
inch fabric.
For this pattern. send Csc plus
&c for first-class mailing, in coins,
your name, address, pattern num-
ber and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box SO, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y
The new Fall and Winter Sty-
list is filled with ideas for smart
winter wardrobe. Easy to sew
styles; special features; fabric
news; free pattern printed inside
the book. Send 25 cents today for
your copy.
Evening star., 1950-12-29

When you are preparing chicken
nVers for cooking make sure that
every bit of gall has been cut
away carefully.
Evening star., 1950-12-29

kittineer Williamsburg Georgian sofo One down cush
ion, dark green texture. Wos $685. Now $2S9.Oo
Hampton huge deep tufted back and arms and outside
arms tuxedo soto piece down cushion red texture
upholstery. Was S475 Now $36700
LIVING ROOM CHAIRS
schoonbeck button tufted lounge chair down cushion
red moelosse. Was $3.50. Now $500
Korpen reclining chair and ottomon dark green boucIe
Was S2245o. Now $4,000
Kent large swivel teevison chair green texture Was
S212. Now S125.00
TomIinson shaped arm lounge chair frineed bose,
springdoWn cushion groy noteosse. Was S179
Now $1,000
Donovan Shops channel back easy chair Kick pIeot,
rose boucIe Was Slle Now s77.oo
Sydney Shops regency lounge chair, frnged bose
spring down cushion qroy moteosse. Was Sl4o.
Now $500
Sydney Shops regency lounge chair, fringed bose
bouc|e trimmed Chinese red or chortreuse texture
Was Sl4o. Now $3.50
Kent ehonneIboek tub ehor frneed base; and
brown texture. Was 81 80, Now $500
chippendoe Host Chair, emerald domosk edeeng
Was S75 Now $4,000
Regent House huge pillow back lounge chor down back
and scot, red kid mohor Was $3.50 Now Sls5.oo
Korpen shaped arm, button back lounge chair, dark
green moteIosse Was Sl29.5O Now $3.50
BEDROOM
WIIett solid cherry dresser and mirror chest double
poster bed Wos S387 Now S28e.00
EIoboroteN carved French double dresser chest twin
beds and night stand, crotch mahogany Was S843:
Now S5e5.00
Ktteneer black and gold regency upholstered twin beds
for pair Were S26 Now $125.00
DrexeI HeppIewhte stripe mahogany dresser, chest on
chest and poster bed. Was $3.50. Now $257.00
Fine kinde lO-drower mahogany heh-boy, magnificent
bross trim Was S278 Now $z19.00
All mahogany 8-drower double dresser, Iorge mirror,
chest-o chest, double sleigh bed. Was S338.
Now S26e.o0
Swirl mahogany swell front Chippendoe dresser chest
on chest, double bed. Was $500. Now S24o.o0
Magnificent Johnson rosewood bedroom group, nohog
any, pieces including 8-drower double dresser and
gold mirrors. Was $l4o5. Now $887.00
serpentine front epplewhite 9dower double dresser
by DexeI, chest vonity night table, double bed bench
Was S845. Now $5s8.0o
Evening star., 1950-12-29

Nu\sl~S NSOV
Ktteneer e4-nch swell front buffet in figured nohoo
any, cross banded and ovshy inIoid. Wos S4e5.
Now $zs4.oo
All mahogany Sheraton mahogany inIod corner china.
available in poirs. Was $685. Now SI59.o0
Kteneer solid mahogany carved back American Chip
pendole dining chairs, pull over upholstered scot 6
sides, 2 arms. Was S795. Now $4ss.oo
very special swirl mahogany suite with shaped front
buffet, extra large breokfront carved double pedestoI
table. highly carved chairs, Z arms. Wos Sl4o5.
Now sses.oo
Drexe swirl nohoeony swell front 64-nch buffet rope
mouIdnes. Was $3.50. Now $4,000
Magnificent regency dining suite by Kttneer rosewood
and mahogany bross grIs smoked gloss, gold trim,
black and gold chairs. Was S2725. Now S1ss5.oo
BrIIionty figured mahogany 4onch drop eof Duncon.
Phyfe drop Ieof tobe, extends to feet Wos S5ee5:
Now $44so
OCCASIONAL
Occasional tobIe, 2shxlsN, swirl nnohoeony panel,
eoId-tooIed Leather top metal posts Wos Sll5.
Now $500
Johnson console extension tobIe, rohoeony with gen.
uine cross banding, opens to 4ox66 Wos S1o8.
Now $4,000
Baker English type double pedestoI writing desk in
mahogany 10 drawers, eoIdtoo eother top. Wos
S3lO Now $4,000
End tobIe 2-sheIf, h-ovy metal grill fooled eother top
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Cocktail table, decorators piece, 25x36 metal trimmed
fine mahogany, unusual. Was Slle.5o
Now $S4.5o
Sewing eobnet all mahogany, Martha Washington sty-
ine Wos $780, Now $3.50
Lomp tobIe, all mahogany l9x19 shelf, eostes. Wos
$780, Now $3.50
Lonp tobe. famous make shadow box design, Regency
Was $780, Now $500
End table, round metal tipped pedestal Was $3.50
Now $500
chorside table, 24xl8h, figured mohoeony drower
Was $780, Now $3.50
Baker eockto table reproduction, Axis. Was sl5o
Now s74.5o
Evening star., 1950-12-29

Kent English club SOTO. Lawson back, cushions lime
boucle Was S24o Now $lS6.00
Kent London Club two-cushion SOTO Red moteIosse
Was S24e. Now $I77.o0
Korpen love scot, deep tufted back and arms. One
down cushion, Chinese red domosk Was $780,
Now S284.oo
TomIinson shaped back sofo Foam rubber arms,
spring down cushions. Washable red nyon Was S32e.
Now $4,000
Hampton Shops regency sofo Deep tufted arms, two
down cushions heavy fringed bose eoro texture Was
S485. Now $4,000
Korpen solid mahogany Chinese ChippendoIe SOTO,
piece down cushion. Red moteIosse. Was $3.50.
Now $319.00
Kent huge down scot and back librory or living
solo, very fine verdure topestry Wos $3.50.
Now S366.oo
Hampton erocefu regency sofo tufted arms, piece
down cushion, plain red nub yarn texture. Wos S485
Now $37S.o0
Evening star., 1950-12-29

Kttineer williamsburg Georgian sofo. One down cush-
ion, dark green texture. Wos S3e5. Now $4,000
Hampton huge deep tufted back and and outside
tuxedo SOTO, one piece down cushion red texture
upholstery Was S475. Now S36700
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
Detroit Teachers
Plan Finishing
School Clinic

The Detroit Teachers Associa-
ton is sponsoring the John Rob-
ert Powers Finishing School
Lecture Series by staff members
OF the school Thursday, Feb. %
at Central High School audi
forum.
Lectures and demonstrations
will run for six consecutive
Thursday nights, ending with q
Fashion Show on April 4th. just
in time to select your Easter Out
fit tastefully but economically.
Enroll now so that you may
learn the latest about your own
individual make-down, styling,
walking and compartment, speech,
exercise and orientation. Lectures
are one hour with one hour au-
Hence participation.
A fee of seven dollars includes
six lectures and the Fashion
Show. Applications can be sent
individually or by groups TO the
Ola office. $40 New Center Bldg,
Detroit 2.
All checks should be made out
TO the Detroit Teachers Associa-
ton. Applications should be in
by Friday. Feb. nth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

Wis, president; Jennie Wright
Vina Robinson, Loretta Howard.
Mary Harding. Daisy Madison.
Ethel Coins, Eva Grade, Pearl
Davis and Flora Vantrees.
The Physique Examination"
party which took place at 632e
Hazleff was quite a success.
The evening was spent playing
different games. "Broomrest" and
Black Magic being the two out
standing in my opinion. Then
came the prize winners of the
physique examination who were
jeanette Jones with the smallest
physique and John Williams with
the largest
Among those present were Es-
sic, Bonnie and Donald Curry,
Geraldine Mcpherson. Blanche
Mildred and John Reese, Sally
Roberts. Betty and John Will
liams. Arthur White, Rita Swilly.
Also John Foreman, Mary Will
liams, Carol and Vernon Hayes,
Mary and Ulysses Langston,
"Fcstes," Patricia and jeanette
Jones. Gladys Lewis. Ophelis
Powell. Willie 10 Pryor. Mrs
Brown and Mrs. Willie Pryor
The closter B Club present.
ed a party Saturday night at
which guests played records
and danced.
Some Of those who helped to
make the affair successful were
Preston Lee. Dorothy Scott. l..
M Coleman. Azzie and Mary
Bullock. Robert Burton. Leon
Scott. Mary Kendall. Dorothy
Rickett, Ethel Jones, Herman
Nelson, Bernadine Ribbron. Will
liam Merryweather. Robert Bow
en-, and William Richardson.
Wedding bells will be ring
ing on March III for Doris
Duchess" Alexander of 462s
LumleY. She is the daughter of
Mrs. Katherine Alexander.
! would also like TO mention
that Leon Scott of All Concord
and Reginald Ricketts, of 2i36
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
HI-Y, Y TEEN
FARLEY SET

Believe II Or Not, This Is
Detroit" is the theme of the
annual Hi-Y and Y-Teen Con-
ference Saturday. Four chartered
buses will take the delegates 10
inspect a housing project. com
munity centers, and the Art In
stituie Hi-Y and Y-Teens are
high school members OF the
YMCA and YWCA respectively.
When delegates register at 9
a. m at Central Branch YWCA
they will be served hot choco-
late by the YDCA's Tecn-age
Committee, chaired by Mrs. John
J. r. Dyer.
The morning Will be given over
to seeing Detroit. Four separate
trips are scheduled. Mrs. Astrid
MonSon Of the Detroit Housing
Commission. will lead the group
which visits a housing project,
Sam Marcus Of the Jewish Com
munity Center. and Alex NAL
eski of BOYS Club, will head the
group which visits these two
agencies.
Albert G.. Rosenberg from the
Council OF Social Agencies. will
direct the visit to Jefferson
Community Council. The fourth
group will visit Wayne university
and the Art Institute under the
leadership of Merle Henrickson
of the City Planning Commits
sion. and Adolph S. Cavallo, OF
Detroit Institute OF Arts.
Following lunch at the YWCA.
the groups will share their morn
ing experiences. Coordinator for
this afternoon session will be
Edward d. Connor. executive d.
rector of the Citizens Housing
and Planning Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Valentines are not limited "a
paper. ribbon. buttons and bows
The good old Saint may be honored
by serving edible Valentines. Tarts
may be heart shaped. Many foods
may be decorated with candied
hearts. Even first and main
courses may be brought 10 the
table with a smiling Cupid much
IN evidence. Edible Valentines are
fun. Try EN-:
London Loaf
10. ground raw beef
y 10. ground raw pork or
4 cups leftover cooked meat
teaspoon salt
onion. minced
teaspoon chopped parsley
! tablespoon Worcestershire
Sauce
eggs. slightly beaten
u cup bread crumbs
"A cup milk. scalded
Combine meat salt onion. parsley.
worcestershire Sauce and eggs. Add
crumbs softsned In milk: mix we'll. or
and milk. Pack In wcll-greased ring
mold. bake IN moderate oven $50 +.
% minutes for leftover meat and l
hour for raw meat Turn out on hot
serving platter. Fiji center OF mold
with parsley potato balls and buttered
green peas Arrange glazed baby
carrots on outside. Serves 8 10 g. Make
A sauce for meat loaf by heating a can
OF mushroom soup with drippings
from meat
Valentine Divinity
y cup light corn syrup
cups sugar
Il teaspoon salt
y cup water
egg whites
Y teaspoon vanilla
X Gun candied cherries, chopped
Y cup nut meats. chopped
Combine first four ingredients In
saucepan. Cook over medium heat,
stirring constantly until mixture hollis.
Then cook without stirring TO hard
ball stage (i60' - or until small
amount 81 mixture forms hard ball
when tested IN very cold water. Just
before syrup reaches 260' y. beat esg
whites until stlT hut not dry. Pour
syrup slowly over egg whites. beatlnG
constantly until all syrup 10 added.
Continue beating with wooden spoon
until nearly attn enough 10 hold Ne
shape. Add vanilla. cherries and nut
meats Pour into buttered pan AND
mark into squares or drep from tip Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
'bsma State Alumni
Club Holds Party

The Alabama State College
Alumni held an informal party
last week al the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Poole. 5007
Larchmont
Among the guests were MeSsrs.
and Madams Lawson Richbureh,
Joseph Tyson. Edgar Poole Viii
liam Jefferson. DR. Charles
Wright. Mrs. Katie Jones. Mason
Terrell LLOYD Johnson Miss r.
McMlllon. William Bailey Al
ponso Copeland. Madams Bernice
S cphcns and Grace Foster.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

Mack avenue have just got their
discharges from the army. It's
good TO see the boys around
again.
Funeral services for Mrs. Halle
Q. Simmons, l5420-28th street,
who passed away on Jan. 81.
were held Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock from st. Stephens
AME Church with the Rev. c.
n. Spring. pastor. officiating.
Servivors are her husband
Jmes Simmons: two daughters.
Jamesetta and Carrie Bell; five
grand children, three sisters, five
brothers.
The Juniorsttes Trio pre-
sented a song festival at King
Solomon Baptist Church for
Usher Board Number Three of
the same church.
Members of the G.. M. Y. u.
William Caldwell. Herbert Pic
kett, Anna Lumpkin. Blanche
Reese, iona Lewis and Bernice
Mitchell were some of those who
appeared on the program. :
The Ladies Aid Club of New
Light Baptist Church will pre-
sent the Angelic Choir of the
church in its fourth anniversary
recital at New Light Feb. 26. All
are invited.
| am happy to announce that
Mr.. Keener who was a patient
at Rest Haven Hospital has so
improved his condition that he
has been transferred back TO his
home.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
The darkest hour in any mans
life is when he sits down 10
plan how to get money with
out earning il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
Krishma Nehru to
Speak at Wayne

THE New India" will be
topic discussed by Nine Ha-
eesing. better known as Krlna
Nehru, sister Of the Prime I'M
ister Of India. when she apeals
as the first speaker in the vayne
University Lecture Recital serlss
Friday al ? pm in the audi
torium Of Rackham Memorial
Building
Jointly sponsoring the lecture
are the University Programs
Planning COMMITTEES the Univer-
sity Student Council, and the
Association Of Women Students
and Mackenzie Union. campus
wide groups Of women and men
students. respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

InlHkss
Many church-goers wondered
why they were handed a sheet
Of toilet tissue when they passed
these certain individuals.
Well all of them found out
that the Argonantes Club OF
Hartford was beginning their
first day Of initiating new mem
bers into the club; in fact, these
kind Of goings-on will continue
through the whole week.
Gee. the things some people
have 10 do TO be able 10 enter
club is terrible.
Don't forget the Valentine
Whirl Dance which the Argon-
suies are presenting on Feb. Ia
al the Nacirema Club, Thirtieth
and Milford.
The Twilight Social Club is
planning a post-Valentine party
at the home Of Mrs. Lucille Ven
iurs. 1905 Scovel.
Other members are Madams
Rachel Cunningham, Lenors Da-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
HAMS Stage Party

The Harlequns Artist Musicians
Society held party at the home
of Mrs. Katherine Allen. 666 AL
fred
The HAMS are composed Of
active and retired entertainers
and musicians who chartered a
club TO help their brothers and
sisters in the entertainment, world
when IN need. All who par
ticipated in helping TO make the
affair a success were gwen thanks
by Joe Mentor. president. and
Gaytcl Whitaker. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
57th Detroit YWCA
Meeting Slated

The 57th annual meeting OF the
RWCA OF Detroit will be held
Feb 9 at Central Branch YwcA.
Mrs. George A. Schemm presi-
dent, will present the annual re-
port and Helen d. Beavers. met
ropolitan executive director. will
give a progress report on Con-
vention action.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Bartlett B. Heard Of Berkeley.
Calf. vice president OF the Ma
tional Board YWCA. Her subject
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
SET RUMMACE SALE
TO AID NAACP DRIVE

A sale Of clothing and other
articles will be held at a rum
mage sale sponsored by an
NAACP Fund Raising Com
mittee headed by Mrs. L. w
Tyrrell and Mrs. Irene Graves.
The sale will be held at
1892 Hastings on Feb. l0-ll.
Many valuable items of cloth
ing. furniture and other ar
ticles have been donated to
the NAACP for resale. Pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
Gar-Ys Induct Nine
Organizations

Nine Gray Clubs were pre-
sented charters and membership
cards. inducing them into the
national Gray organization last
Friday The program was under
the auspices Of the Adult Leaders
Club. The groups along with
their parents participated in group
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

K [ u B K O R N Err

singing. movies and refreshments.
The nine inductees were Rus
sell, Duffield. Barstow. Dwyer.
Bishop. Lincoln. Trowbridge. Nor
veil Schools and Scott Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

spoon onto waxed paper. Makes APP
proximately l pound.
Cherry Delight
I package cherry-havored gelatin
2 cups hot water
2 tablespoons chopped
maraschino cherries
Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Pour
| cup gelatin into 8 4 finch loaf pan
and chill until Arm. Cut In lainch
cubes.
Chill remaining cup gelatin until
| slightly thickened. Place In bowl OF
Ice and water and whip with rotary
egg heater until fuzzy and thick like
whipped cream. Add cherries. Then
carefully fold In gelatin cubes, adding
half at time Pile In sherbet or
| parfait glasses or IN large serving dish.
Makes s servings.
No<e: Two tablespoons maraschino
cherry Juice may be substituted for Z
tablespoons water. Or add 4 drops
| almond extract 10 dissolved gelatin.
Ambassador Strawberry Tsrts
1 egg white
Y cup sugar
l cup cream. whipped
n teaspoon vanilla
y cups shredded coconut,
cut or chopped
I box quick.froEen sliced
strawberries, sweetened
baked 3h-lnch tart shells
Beat egg white until foamy through
out; add sugar. 2 tablespoons At a
time. beating after each addition until
sugar IL blended. Continue beating
until mixture will stand IN peaks. Fold
whipped cream and vanilla Into egg
white mixture. Add cup coconut.
Place strawberries In tart shells. pile
cream mixture on fruit. and sprinkle
with remaining coc0nut. N desired.
place one whole strawberry on each
tart before sprinklinE with coconut.
Serve at once. Makes 9 servings.
Valentine MIX Shake
az cups milk mot canned)
pkg. raspberry rennet powder
Heart shaped cookies
Warm cups milk slowly, sf6Tsng
consfaHfIv. Test a drop on inside OF
wrist frequently. when COMFORT
ARLY WARM (iiOs ~ not not. re-
move ~ once from heat stir renuel
powder Into milk quickly until dis
solved not over one miHHfe. let
stand undisturbed In saucepan until
set about 10 minutes Then chill.
Just before serving. add y cup milk
and beat we'll with rotary heater.
Serve with heart shaped cookies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

is Living Up To The Blue Tri-
angle Mrs. John r. Watkins is
chairman OF the annual meeting
committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11
West Sider's Diary
BY BARBARA L. DAVIS

who attended the morning Hartford
Baptist Church surprised their
members running here doing of funny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

ceeds will 60 TO help the 1850
Civil Rights Fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

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new. rich. natural
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brown. blonds)slsh
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-11

-n. s'so oh % wssh out unaffected BY hest
49, u psfmsnenb and stylish hsIfdos +.
s,.l r' sad vied Tor over SO yssn. Your
,ooe, WI sivs your money bsek i you re- no,
I.~o,,'." ssr, professional spplle.iIon 81 your
s,.~.,.. oe'usy shop or buy lsnsuss At sny
oso'',nsns or drun,ots.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06
Bluffton OF Old Days On Parade In
Window Displays OF Business Section

Reminiscent of the days when
Bluffton's Main street was a streak
of mud or cloud of dust, depending
on the weather, and downtown stores
were little frame structures with
false-front second floors, a series of
window displays in the business dis
trict over the last weekend vividly
recreated the Bluffton of rs years
ago.
With virtually every downtown
place of business cooperating in the
antique display, relics barking back
to the pioneer days in this community
provided a fittii,g setting for the
Frontier Day parade and rodeo dur
ing the Fourth of July season.
All in all, it was one of the most
complete shows of early Blufftoniana
that the community has ever seen,
and a tour of the business section
gave an excellent picture of what life
was like here three-quarters of a
century ago.
Original Treatment
Priced antiques owned by the
many collectors in this community
were drawn on for some of the dis
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06

Five Baby Pheasants Hatched By Hen
Find Home In BlufftOn News Window

Five baby pheasant chicks
hatched by a hen on the Harley
Marquart farm, four miles north
west of Bluffton, are attracting
lot of attention this week i'm
The Bluffton News window.
Moving clover on his farm
last month, Marquart ran over
two pheasant nests, fatally in
iuring the mothers. There were
20 eggs in the two nests, which
he put under sitting hem and
five pheasant chicks were hatch
ed Monday. These apparently
were from one of the nests,
farther along than the other at
the time the mishap occurred.
Marquart plans to feed the
chicks until they are large
enough to release, and thinks he
will have others for the hen is
continuing to sit on the rest of
the eggs. For the time being
the Matched chicks will remain
on display in the News Window.
While moving in the same
field, Marquart ran over rab-
bits nest, and noticed that the
mother did not move. Later
when in the field with a buck
rake he again noticed the mother
rabbit on the nest and investi-
gated.
The mother hopped a short
distance away whenhe approach
ed, and Marquart found eight
baby bunnies i'm a fur-lined shall
low depression. He put some
hay over the nest and later the
mother returned and is raising
the babies unmolested.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06
Large Delegation
At Council Meeting

Bluffton municipal council at its
meeting Monday night entertained
one of the largest delegations in re-
cent years when a group of nine
persons from new additions on Har-
mon road attended the session to
air their troubles.
An error in plans originally sub
mitted to the village when the Mrs.
Caroline Matter addition was plat
ted resulted in difficulties over the
sidewalk lines, which were solved
without too much trouble.
It was a different matter, how
ever, when a request was made to
vacate four unopened alleys in the
addition Council finally decided
against vacating the alleys, but
agreed to grade and stone them
back into lots as far as the entrance
to garages on the various properties.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06

for the next two weeks in the vaca-
ton observance are The Triplett
Electrical Instrument Co. and the
Boss Glovee Co.
In some business places which
remain open, operations are on a
curtailed basis, with. many members
of the usual staffs Of workers TAX
ing their vacations at this time.
With the holiday falling on Tues
day, few business places which are
not closing for the week suspended
operations from Saturday night until
Wednesday morning.
Many of those who left on vacation
got away from Bluffton last Friday
or Saturday, to squeeze a few extra
days into their schedule, and there
was another exodus from the town on
Wednesday morning, following Tues
day nights gala rodeo.