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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-08-29
LORETTA IS A POPULAR
QUEEN; FRIENDS GALORE

The smooth efficiency with
which the Robbins Celebration
League, Inc. carried out its 18th
annual celebration; wi tn o ut
hitch, without friction, has been
the talk of the town for the
last week. Mrs. Bessie Harris
and her co-workers are highly
lauded for the for ability in
the planning and execution of
this very ticklish yearly affair.
The Parade.
The parade, although some
Of our business men, did not
see fit to be represented in it,,
was nevertheless a success. The
band which was criticized here
as being inadequate for the oc-
casion, was a week later at the
Morgan Park Jubilee at which
it played, was hailed as one of
the main attractions and CRATE
commended for its services as
we'll as being wei paid.
The entire week was we'll
rounded out and each nights
attraction was we'll attended.
All in all ther has been no
cause for complaint from any
one. The beautiful souvenir pro-
grams produced by the Robbins
Press were in the hands of the
printing committee two days
before the opening of the cele-
bration- and the advertisers had
the benefit of every single day
of the celebration.
Mrs. Horris when asked by
this reporter how she had so
aptly laid out the program for
the printer, said: 81 went to
Mrs. Della Turner and she
helped me plan it and lay it out"
Success has attended every
effort of Mrs. Harris and not
the least of her successes was
the Victory Ball and the coro-
nation Of the queen, Miss Lo-
retta Smith at the Apex Coun-
try Club last Monday night.
1t was a grand affair. Every
body who was there says so.
And the pretty little queen her
self was the the happiest, most
gracious and elated little person
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-08-29

Continued, page 8, with photo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Christian Science
Service Is Slated

That God must be acknowledged
&C absolutely supreme Is the theme
Of the Lesson-Sermon entitled, SIS
The Universe Including Man, Evol-
we'd BY Atomic FOrce?" to be read
il Christian Science churches to-
morrow.
These words Of the Psalmist
constitute the Golden Text: "The
earth Is the Lords, and the full
ness thereof; the world, and they
that dwell therein.
Passages from the Bible In
slude: when they had rowed
about five and twenty or thirty
furhongs, they see Jesus walking
On the sea. and drawing nigh un-
70 the ship" tJohn 6:Ig).
Included among selections from
Science and Heath with Key to
the Scriptures" BY Mary Baker
Eddy Is the following: God never
ordained q material law to annul
the spiritual law. Jesus walked
On the waves, fed the multitude,
healed the sick, and raised the
dead n direct opposition to mater.
ial laws u. a7sl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

not agree with us but that is no
reason why we should quarrel or
fall out with our neighbor. II is not
our business to consign him to hell
fire and when we feel inclined so
to do, Paul says, ''look to myself, !"
in other words just go home and
look in a mirror and we find that
we are not so perfect ourselves.
The man who walks by the Spirit
will bear another's burden. Christ
bore the sins of the world and
when India was being terribly sin
ned against it was Mahatma Gan
dhi who starved himself, not to
cleanse himself of sin, but rather
to bring both India and England to
know that they were SHINING against
each other. Then too, Paul insists
that we bear our own burdens.
This is not necessarily a contra
diction, for it is the man who is
carrying his own burdens that gen.
orally understands the burdens OF
others. Members of Alcoholic
Anonymous know this quite well
and for that reason they can help
each other so much better than one
who has not experienced that burd-
EN-. The same is true in a church.
A spiritually lazy man does very
little for himself or others but II
one wants a job done he can gen.
orally find one who seems over
burdened who viii de the job. Bear
ing your own burdens Is only hall
di the problem. If one does that,
he is much better fitted to bear
the burdens of others. Liberty Is NOT
something to sit down and enjoy
lit is a weapon to win moral vic.
tories.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

Paul was concerned about the
welfare and future of the church.
He explained it figuratiyely when
he said if you bite one another,
take heed that we be not consum-
ed one of another" Where there is
quarreling and disputes within the
church it can be traced to the alb
sence of brotherly love. Paul SEEM
ed to say to the churches that re-
ligion is not just keeping set of
rules but with freedom and liberty
manifest love which binds men
together in common cause and
demands of them absolute loyalty.
Often it is said that ones consci-
ence is not geared with the divine
win Of God, it can become so
scared and hardened as to be a
deceptive guide. A robber held up
a priest one dark night but when
he noticed the clerical garb he
apologized. The priest offered him
a cigar to ease the embarrassment,
but the robber refused to take the
cigar explaining that he was OBJ
serving Lent. The robber was con-
scientious in his observance Of Lent
but had no conscientious scruples
about stealing or perhaps commit
ting murder.
It is suggested that we walk by
the spirit in order to reap the ben
efits of a happy life. With the pre-
sence Of the Holy Spirit, we are
safe whether we be in the office,
the street or at home-wherever
temptation may come. We can
walk frightened that we might
break some man-made law or hap
PLY, gleefully knowing that we are
safe so long as we allow the Holy
Spirit to have sway. Let us not
fool ourselves for it is not easy to
walk by the Spirit. There are con-
flictS and temptations constantly
confronting us when old appetites,
evil tendencies may haunt us and
this strife challenges even a good
believer.
There are benefits when we
walk by the spirit which Paul calls
the Strut Of the spirit" The fear
ful list o., the fruits of the flesh is
not recorded In the lesson today
but il you read verses 1921 OF the
Sth chapter you can see there the
result Of human frailty and error
The fruit Of the Spirit Is love anc
/ it isn't so much what we claim a.
what We really are, what Chris
/ tianity makes Of us. Others may
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

Ancient Greek bathrooms were
larger than those in modern homes
but were designed for no other
purpose than bathing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Norman Ross Dies

CHICAGO W-vNorman Ross, ST.
radio and televislon disk hockey
for the National Broadeasting Com.
paAy, and one-time holder Of u
world swimming records, died last
Night IN 4 suburban Evanston
ko4pitAl.
RNss. Z distance swimmer, who
began compiling his records IN the
1915 0lynples, complained Of feel.
hg ~ while working In the yard
q hls Evanston home. He died
shortly amer he was hospitalired.
A furmer newgpaperman, Ross
enee worked for the Portland Ore
Eonian. the San Francisco Exam.
mar and the old Chicago Journal.
He joined NBc n 1858.
He was Id the air services during
both World Wars.
In 1917 Ne was 3 fellow flying
eadak with jimmy noolittle and
during part 81 Weird War II Ne was
attacked - Gen. Doclitue's stat
h Tn1ce.
Noss, knowm 10 nilliers as
'-unela Ncrmis'' kad i've morn.
lng Tadio shsws. All al his shows
will 20 on as scheduled today
There win he no commercials and
nothing but Ross faYorite maSle
wll - played.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

Al the morning service the Rev.
Paul Touchton win preach his first
sermon after bis return to serve
the church as minister for the
third year. Mr.. Touchton's topic
win be: The Power Of the Chris
tian Witness. The officers of the
Methodist Mems club viii also be
installed.
The immediate past president,
Mr.. Charles 5. Taylor, Jr., viii be
presented the past presidents
pin BY Mr.. A. N. (Gus) Gravel
who was the first president Of the
group. The officers to be installed
are: Bryce Woodbridge, president;
Ray Greene, vice president; Willis
Walker, Secretary; Bill McCrea,
Treasurer; Harold Russell, Cores
ponding Secretary; j. =. l8uck)
Duane, Chaplain.
The choir under direction Of
Mr.. Earl Anderson will sing
9and out Thy Light covnOd in
ne morning service and
Thanks o'Aara In the evenings
worship service.
AT the evening service the pas
tors topic win be Faith In Christ
and Happiness. The human heart
cries out for the experiences of
happiness and 1t is the right Of all
who win believe in God as he was
revealed through Jesus Of Nazare-
tn to be happy no matter how far
they may be from so many Of the
comforts and conveniences we so
often think Of as necessary to our
well.being and contentment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

70 prosincs 1t O1sarso. canasa,
axssnds 100 mica east ana west,
ae wei a. nOwth ard sOash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
The Practice of Christian Lib
erfY Calatians 5:l3-Is, 5:22-6:6
BY RALPH ROGERS

Last Sunday Paul demanded and
secured for his GaIatian churches
Christian liberty. This decision all
lowed the Gentiles to participate
and be a part of the Christian
church without conformance to the
old Mosaic law. Now as a loving
pastor who knows his flock he pro-
ceeds to tell them in today's lesson
not to abuse this privilege and en-
courages them to use wisely this
new found liberty. It is a challenge
and an opportunity and not liz
cense to do as they may please.
Now they are chained to Christ
and should obey Him like a slave
his master.
Palu sounds a timely warning in
this lesson. He knew how easy it
was for people to lip into the lax
ity Of immortality and paganiSm.
This liberty did not free them
from moral restraint but by spirit
ual compulsion would subject them
to q higher law. We may be free
from the encumbering shackles Of
man.made laws, but as loyal Chris
tians we are linked to the law of
love and brotherhood which means
freedom in Christ. Use not your
freedom for an occasion to the
flesh. .
Some have the idea that the
word flesh means only sins of the
body. Really it means much more,
all sinful desires or weaknesses
which might take control of your
mind and heart, such as Jealousy,
envy uncleanliness, anger, divi-
sion. These sins give cause for even
false witnessin. tale bearing, de-
ception, discord. Just because one
Is free does not license one 20 do
as they please or say derogatory
things about his neighbor. Such be-
havior is alien to Christian brother
hood.
One Of the weaknesses Of the
early church which has perhaps
carried over into our modern
churches is arrogant pride and
conceit often covered with hypo-
crisy. One may be free from the
law Of Moses. but the higher Law
Of love. the law Of Christ is more
exacting. Since moderns generally
have an exalted opinion OF them
selves, since they love themselves
exceedingly much, Paul hands
down an opinion that we might be
more Christ.Iike If We loved oar
neighhor as We do ourselves III
fact If Christians carried out that
requirement there would be peace
and harmony and unity throughout
the world. A little boy was asked to
explain the famous picture. '''The
Spirit Of rs. He said one man has
a drum. another a fife and the
other a headache. That explains
our present world condition quite
thoroughly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

AlheA Eaekiey tells y0ugA a Esed
for political leadership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Daily Vacation
Bible School To
Begin On Monday

A combined Daily Vacation BIZ
BE School viii be conducted by
the Fleming Street Methodist and
the First Congregational Churches.
This school will begin Monday
morning, June 20th and continue
for two weeks. Sessions win be
scheduled from 900 until 1880,
each morning from Monday thru
Friday. There win be three depart
ments, Beginners, Primary, and
Junior, which win include children
from age four thru eleven. All
children Of those ages In the area
are invited to attend. Parents are
requested to cooperate in trans
porting children to this school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20

The Commerce Dept. acts to re-
vitalize the U. S. Merchant Marine
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Gate"
OF
Talk

The Sunday morning Servic at
the First Congregational Church
begins at HOO. Mrs. James Mar
shall win sing solo, Face to
Face" by TulIar. Miss Elizabeth
Ann Russell viii be at the organ.
The Rev. Chas. III. Meeker will
use as his sermon subject, ''The
Narrow Gate" The Sunday School
viii meet at the regular hour of
GAS with all departments meeting
in their usual rooms. Mrs. Emma
Thompson win be in charge in the
absence of Joseph Boza.
The Sunday evening service be-
gins at 7:45. Gerald Saunders will
direct the choir in the singing of
the anthem, Christ in Me- by
Walter. Mrs. Paul Archer wiz be
at the organ. Beyond the Usual
is the subject o fthe sermon OF
this service.
The Young Women's Circle viii
meet for a social evening at the
Church Center at 800, Monday
night. Mrs. Jasper Walker and
Miss Doris Hargrave are the host.
esses. This is a new organization
for the younger women of the
church. The midweek Prayer
Meeting and Bible study will be
held Wednesday at 7:3O. Subject
of the study this week will be
Christianity enters Europe"
This church viii join with the
Fleming Street Methodist Church
in conducting a Daily Vacation
Bible School which viii begin a
1.-TWO weeks period on Monday, June
1 g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
ReU. Simmons Will
Preach aUice Here

"A reason 70 Live BY" will be
the sermon topic for the Rev.
Eldon Simmons ct Ley Memorial
Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing at 1850 .. m.
At the evening service. Rev.
Simmons will again preach using
as his theme "can Anyone Be
TrUsfed?" This service will get
underway at 1880 p. m.
The vacation bible school will
continue daily from 300 a. m.
until noon at fhe church, Il was
announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Gems OF ThOugls
clEANLlNEss

CLEANLINESS
Create me in q clean heart,
God: and renew > right spirit with
in me.
Psalms 5I:10.
Cleanliness is, indeed, next to
Goodness.
John Wesley. =
We need q clean body and q
clean mind, - a body rendered
pure by Mind as wen as washed
by water. - Mary Baker Eddy.
Unless the vessel is clean, what
ever you pour into it turns sour.
Horace.
Purity is to have righteous
thoughts. Unknown author.
Let the minds sweetness have
its operation upon they body, they
clothes, and they habitation.
Herbert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-20
Bible School Set

Vacation bible school will begin
Monday, June q and run until
July 10 at the Poinciana Baptist
Church. The hours are from 9 I'M
til IL o'clock daily, it has been
announced.
Evening star., 1953-01-08

When Marta loren returns
from Europe around the end Of
January she will find four of
the six apartments in the group
where she lived burned to the
ground-hers included.
They want Jean Simmons for
Tyrone Powers Bengal Tiger"
at Universal-International !.
And with SO per cent of ''Missis-
sippi Gambler" Ty is breaking
his neck to publicize the picture
in all the little towns of America.
Dan Daley and Beetsie Wynn
put their love on Ice for the
holidays-skiing together in the
mountains.
Jack Dempsey's daughter Joan
and Billie Doves son, Bob
Kenastor Junior. are hit for
the long count Demp-
sey's life story for the films is
stymied because Ex-Manager
Jack Kearns keeps raising the
ante The old Manassa
Mauler is cooking a television
series.
Arlene Dahl and Fernando
Lamas flew to Las Vegas as
Tony Martins guests at the
Flamingo All Palm Springs
roads led to the new Ell Mirador
Hotel for the New Year, with
Jack Benny hosting table for
IA, Jimmy Durante partying
for Margie Little. and Eddie
Cantor making his first party
appearance since his illness.
Elizabeth Allan, who was in
Hollywood ages ago, has snagged
the lead with Trevor Howard in
Korda's Heart of the Matter"
turned down by Gregory
Peck and Olivia de Havilland.
Some one asked Anthony
Quinn's agent, did Tony have
good year in 1892" Good
year?" cracked the 10-per-
center. that boy worked more
in so than Toulouse rAutrec!"
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-01-08

81 DON'T CARE GIRL" . Goth Cen
turv-Fox picture. produced by George
Jessell. directed by Lloyd Bacon, SCREEN
play by Arthur E. Airing. At Keith's
Evening star., 1953-01-08

in a couple Of especially lavish
sequences, the most glittering
being one that recalls the opu-
lence Of Ziegfeld's Follies.
The studio has been fairly gen.
erous in supplying Miss Gaynor
with supporting males in the II
Don't Care Girl" One Of these
is David Wayne who plays the
alcoholic first vaudeville partner
of the heroine and Oscar Levant
in one Of those ambiguous visit
full Suitor roles, also Bob Graham
who supplies most of the vocal
izing of the musical.
AS a monument to Jessel as
film producer, the Keith's big
sugar candy may not last longer
than it takes to get around the
circuit. It will leave every one
realizing, however. that he never
changed his formula through all
those years. This. no doubt, was
his biggest mistake.
BULLETIN BOARD: WASH
ington will get it's first glimpse
of Audrey Hepburn, last years
toast Of Broadway, when "Gigi"
opens a three-weeks' engage
ment at the National on Janu-
ary 26. :. That's the night also
that "Mr. Roberts" with Todd
Andrews, will begin its farewell
fortnight at the Shubert. i
The Joshua Logan-Thomas Heg-
gen long-running hit will close
for good two weeks later in
Boston. 1t is now February
8. not January 13 as originally
booked, that the Maria Slaven-
ska-Frederick Franklin Ballet
will play its one-night engage
ment at Constitution Hall. i
Tickets sold for the first date will
be honored at the company,s
later appearance. A program
OF films on modern dance will be
presented Sunday at the YWCA,
including excerpts from the
repertories of Martha Graham,
Jose Limon and Doris Hum
phrey. There will be two
showings of the series, at and
II pm. +. Kensington Players
announce open tryouts Saturday
and Sunday afternoons for roles
in "Petticoat Fever" The
time is 8 pm, the place 1901
Ferndale street. The comedy
will be presented February 1921,
inclusive. Drama Critic
Columnist Ward Moorehouse, q
prolific man, has found time for
another book. This one,
called "Just The Other Day" will
be published soon by McGraw-
Hill.
Evening star., 1953-01-08

nlm OF MlCZl Gayn0f. Miss
Gaynor has sparkle. She also
has youth. piquant face, and
long, lovely legs and it is consol-
ing to think that she is not going
into exile, or wherever, with
Jessel. In the normal course of
events, she will be around for q
long time making movies which
will be better than "The Don't
Care Girl"
The title Of JesSel's swan-song
hlm derives from the label at
tached long ago to Eva Tanguay,
whose musical autobiography the
screenplay happens to be. Jessel
is more than the producer in the
exhibit at Keith's. He also is
an actor in the film. He plays a
producer called &c. j." and while
1t is not a performance that
could be called helpful to the
picture, it obviously is the way
Jessel thinks Jessel should be
played.
In sort Of perverse way, a
curious interest attaches to the
character played by &c. j." AS
the maker of the screenplay
about Miss Tanguay's life, he
keeps telling his writer's that
what he wants is the heroine's
real story, a revelation of what
1t was that made her tick. He
sounds quite insistent upon this,
as a producer should, but what
he settles for is the script he
has been making ever since
Carmen Miranda.
This sentimental fable is not
calculated to make Miss Gaynor's
work any easier but she manages
somehow to invest it with some
happy personal touches that are
helpful. **
Miss Tanguay, a song and
dance girl whose high spirits de-
lighted pre-World War I audi
ences, is memorial1zed ornately
In the goth Century-Fox produc-
ton. AS BELTS former Ziegfeld
Follies princess, she is recalled in
the most vivid Technicolor and in
period costumes that cost a pretty
penny if no great straining on
the part Of the designer.
While she is asked to give no
special distinction to the heroine
Of Arthur E. Arling's script. Miss
Gaynor puts considerable verve
into her portrait of the girl who
sang II Don't Care" Miss Tan
quay. one gathers, was a fiery
type who really cared more than
she admitted. She cared about |
being popular entertainer,
about being pushed around by
adverse circumstances and self
ish humans, and above all she
cared for a baritone named
Larry Bishop;
The intensity of her feeling
about these and other things is
expressed most eloquently in Miss
Gaynor'S dancing. This is her
forte as screen performer and
she has both the build for it
and an obvious aspiration to
excel. She is backed up with
mn idAro hIa y,rod,,ok;oa ,,aa~.,,
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Hollywood Diary
Wortin-Lewis Draw
Every One to Party
By Sheiloh Grohom'

HOLLYWOOD.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
have come up with the best pic
ture of their careers in 1.-THE
Stooge"-but in this one they
don't get a percentage. "And
we've already paid what we got
to the Government" Dean told
me after the crazy press pre-
miere Jerry lived up to
the advance screams-stopping
a man in a brown suit with:
"You should have dressed!"
-. And he called Hal Wallis:
"A miserable producer" shout
ing. where is he? He said he'd
bring the money!" Janet
Leigh limped down the aisle
holding on to Tony Curtis
Marilyn Maxwell was with
Writer Jerry Davis again :.
Corinne Calvet. very pretty.
with Hubby John Bromf1eld
Nancy Sinatra was IN
Danny Arnold's party-he used
to date Lita Grey Chaplin
But the big surprise was Polly
Bergen with Jerome Courtland.
very friendly, although an
nouncing their separation the
same day.
Elizabeth Taylor should be a
mama any moment now :.
Metro is holding her part in
"All the Brothers Were Valiant"
until the end of February.
X y \ \
Writer Charlie Lederer CHS
wife is Anne Shirley sent cute
holiday party invitations -
"Black Tie, Dancing Shoes, No
Cover Charge No Minors, and
No Responsibility for Guests
after 80 Days"
Vera Ellen is entertaining
Honolulu Hotel Tycoon Paul
Sagan, who did the same for
her in the islands.
Nice Boss: When U-I Prexy
Milt Rackmil spotted Rock
Hudson and other Universities
supping at the Mocambo, he
picked up and paid their checks.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena - Lady Precious
Stream; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Stop, You're
Killing Me-: 1885. 3:35, 5:35,
1880 and $3.50 pm.
Capitalization Dollar Mer-
maid; II am. las, 4:30, 7:15,
and 10 pm. Stage: l, 3:45, $3.50
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-Stars and Stripes
Forever; IL am, 12:45, 2:35,
4:30, 500, 8:15 and 1905 pm.
Dupont-"Hlgh Noon; 1. 2:45,
4::30. 6:15. 8 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The T Don't Care
Girl";; 11:55 an, 1855. 1855.
5:55. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Promoter: $40,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"Not Wanted:
1895. $40. GAS and $50 pm.
OntariO-"Road to BALI; 1885,
3:45, $50, 1850 and $3.50 pm.
Palace-"Above and Beyond;
1880 am, 2:05, 4:40. 7:15 and
$50 pm.
Pix-"Marriage of Figaro;
500 and 9:40 pm.
Playhouse - High Noon:
11:15 am, 1, 2:45, 4:30. 500,
$40 and 10 pm.
Plaza THE Promoter; II
am, 1885, 2:10, 3:45, 500, Z.
$40 and 1918 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Fourposter";;
II am, /. 3:15, $50. 7:45 and
10 pm.
Warner-"Stop, You're Killing
Me-; 1880 am, 1880, 3:35, 5:35.
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
The Posing Show
Jesse| Sings q Swan Song
In Musical at Keith's
By Joy Cormody

The Don't Care opened at Keiths yesterday
Producer George esss last under his longtime
contract with Twentieth Century-Fox
There is nothing about to indicate disappearance
from production will be fatal to Hollywood.
The single possible exception presence the