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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 22

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22 EROOKLYN EAGLE, THUR JI kx 'little glamour girl Just Between Us Your. v-v vvr rfirVI. IT)' Mix Jackie Rca Hni Meeting Tie junior comir.ltte of the Home for Children BIRTHDAY By STELLA Discretion in Writing Letters Wisest Course for Girl heM a mectxe Sn lav at the, b--'np of Rea. MS, A IS NANCY MOTTRAM i feel -e snow you under, and you much he de-, Second Daughter Mr Albert C. Mann ir.

of uirg St announce the of tneir second daughter. I.aua l.ynn Midi, on Feb. Is at the Hospital, Mr. aid M-s o-her cl.o.kiii'i "-r i- r.abi -e tnn. I'M.

ct ee or.ui'iPn rear i orme r.iie at THtRsliAY, Horn txlay. you ar one of those eneieetic. souls who can promote anything, it seems, irro a and la-'irs You have a niacneti personalitv and rtre almost dramatie vmir approaih to i ballad rein. It's a during an unhappy up ti tell hew "-x a bit too mental Mats, whip out that chk act ih.it niny a Lid loses i a cfl tiifly f.ed i. -n any ioeas of a or.W with a stead s.

I'Ui'self nv mrg hen you -aid while the muic 1 into n.u.'ikei 'movie toI th-re'- nothing A nor those pre-mt were. Mrs Thayer, president of the home: Mrs. W. Gam-on. a member of the hn.ir.f.

and the Mt-es Linda Scull. I.ois Miriillo. Virginia Dacher. Diane Pecker. Nar.cy Greene, Agatha Kvan and Martha Flick ir.cer.

Mrs Garrison cave a talk on ide for entertaining the Prook Ivn Home children1. O.ll- li'e er IliiPL' ai-omii! vnn mi k. to a -t ir 3. ivakirs i tj i. i piop-al.

in for a worried bai and te iew was the Tho-e letters school can turn 'akes on a special glow which w' impart. F.nthiNiasms for piuiects which you sugkre-t run In V'U. ihe adase. "sue-ic-s atMaiJ.s mure sucte-s" seems to he proved' You women are usiiajy the cenier of our -ocia! orbit. You have a definite -Ole and will set the ie Iv.v away at b'ioh 1 heficteil and i-ii.

e-po-i here that mo-t i eer.t man in your life is "IK rrned. begin think. ng of "moon and lyrics when that phone call from him comes through with a hid for next Saturday and you are in a hirl of excite, inent even when you catch a glimpse of him way down the school corridor. That little Rice. White and Fluffy Adding a few drops of lemon to rice hen yon cook it make? it a hit whiter, helps keep the prams separate, and whole Fe careful not to over cook rife.

Follow the directions on the box. fashion rather than follow it. You do not like competition in this regard and if you cannot eet someone to design your W3ii mm. traps, too, if and hen the flame down. Of course, you meant all you said at the time, and he understood that loneliness for his company and affection set the tone of your letters and he knw that his girl was till on the home front, cour.ui the rias till his next vacation.

Rut th.it twosome eer end. tho.e epUtles tan he embarrassing when seen in a difci cut i.siht, you're a sniari girl if you i that posihle side of it first, before your pi hard runs over the line. You don't Law to keep all thoe feeling-bottled up foreti, 'out when "one" tomes along and it become a -toady mutual attraction, then ll'il be time to let tiiat true emotion grow. Rut right now, keep a watch on your words. You i Mrs.

Joseph Feldman Ruth Rebecca Aaron Bride of Mr. Feldman Miss rUith Rebecca 1 Aaron. Nancy Mortram clothes as you wish, you might start doing it as a hobby and end up with a new profe--ion! To find what the stars have in -tore fur tomorrow, select our birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let vour birthday star be your daily guide. EXPERT AND NOVICE ACCLAIM girl stage of drawing Hearts around "his" initials may have 1 1 1 l-t 1 Civ" Friday, March 10 I a iiuie iaoric, a nttie easyi pistes jn.mr-h Jli Trv.i I AKitu fMhrrh J0 nnuh up can't unsay them oive they're out.

and by eu'lnK and embroidery and thinking how they 'll sound "later," you can do 'your precious is all set with a I ami. ii'vpui CUP CAKE MIX Cuplets for making cup cakes or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "wl ham Aaron of 45 Tennis Court, romantic about the whole tning. and even if he was married Sunday to Joseph isn't the first who's pepped up your date life, G.

Feldman of 307 E. 4Mh thoe day dreams still take up lots of your time, Manhattan, son of the late Mr. and why not? and Mrs. Gabriel Feldman. i it natural to let a fellow suspect that he The bride's uncle, Rabbi Ii just another name to vou, or only a date dore A.

Aaron of the Temple jlhat can he just as easlly fnrg0tten the next day, neiH home of 1 hvs are sharp enough to guess about where ceremony, held at the home ot; the bride's parents. stand ln a Ral bnok- But when you The bride is a graduate of, TACHCS (Apnl J1M.T 21 A can be a obmini Mt IJ.Jiin 22 Plart rrm ni a good job of jungirg whether it's the wisest Summer sunfrock thing at the moment. too! re i on mMtirvn ith i Jarc kinds of cooks. Convenient for rtinem 1ift1tl CKSCtn 83-Jul 33) IKLlehl job rvr prhi. promotiim in our An jj yuu nw a p'viuein at SCHOOL Or at Ton fashion for home the expert-just add an egg and milk, and bake.

Sure results for iirue muss Mci'tram jor ner help. mis-cut' i brides becauseprecision-blended. trine chart. Child sizes 2, 4. 6.

L'J "1 Our improved pattern-visual the Fashion Institute of Tech YOUR LUCKY FIND nology, Manhattan. Mr. Feldman is a amateur golfer. NEW YORK'S LARGEST HOTEL OFFERS No effolr loo large or loo imalL 16 beautiful room. Superlative service end cuisine.

Phone MAin 4 -5000. IOOK and you'll eoorf Jfan CharlfR Q'jattrn (24. 1540 62d 8t Id. Riven 26i. 251 4fllh St Flmcndort U7l, 58lh St.

Kchulman (211, 2:17 2d St with easy-to-see charts and photo-, and complete directions makes needlework ea-y. Send 2'c in coins for this pattern to Brooklyn Kagle 15. Arts P. O. Rox 16,1, Old Chelsea Station, Manhattan.

Print 'plainly name, address, zone and pattern number, i In New Y'ork City, add 1c -ales tax.) Sheldon Lararui 122'. 17 Tehama Rhoda H. Axeirod (I81, 760 Sarkman Et. Samuel Mendiowlts i25. 219 Scholea St Myra FiKhman 19 1 226 E.

28th 8c William Blanco (20i. 934 Rockawav Ave Anaellna Ottaino (18. 947 Rockawav Ave Josepn Sepe 1231. 42S Blake Ave; Orace Morroneielio (191, 1747 Sterilna Joseph Hcrowltr (26c 1820 Park Place aire Eidelbera (19). 516 Cleveland Jacob M.

Wtlni'aln (43. 4B10 Hih Av Irta w. Loewanbaii 133). 1506 Ortan Av Rirhurd Kvnl(T (251, 427 Anhfnrd SI L. Karr 1251, 475 Sackman Si.

Danil La Roia (551. 7B0T 15th Av Jo- sphtna Romano 42). 1 167 39th St. Josft Lakowlci I2H. 195 Robi Juita Barman I26i, 1363 42d St.

Gnre A Spatna i2H. 1820 Avftrip Mildred Walttman UBi. 1S20 Avemit Clif'on R. Bent (211. Manhattan: EHzaoeth Wllaon (211, 380 Ktwrlunko St.

Jull'ii Matrlano (211. 1363 St Mark Avf Jacquallna Baron (18i, 2112 Crrireh Avenue. Bni(tmin PXfer (23K 6R7 Sara'ng Ap Shirley Frank I20i, 589 Hopkinann A-r Marin W. Prrtnoy 491) HPfc.an Av Zella Kaplan (19l. 624 Hopit.n"r HOTEL sim.

Charlee Nlemeter 13.3), 158 Hicks S' Caiol'-n E' Gi-ndermann (26). Ozone Park St. John' Auxtlimy Meets; Flan for Breakfast The officers of the executive! board of St. John's University Auxiliary held their monthly meeting in the parlors of the university Monday afternoon The Very Rev. John A.

Flynn. moderator of the auxiliary, and the Rev. Cornelius Ryan, assistant moderator, were pre-ent. Mrs. Charles L'Kpiscopo, president, presided.

Miss Catherine P. Newman was appointed chairman and Mrs. Joseph L. Black co-chairman of the annual Communion breakfast to be held March 25, Max Salpe'er (48. 228 3d Lee Charnv i.15(, 1635 President Slur Asr-and 4S.

33 Fust Place: Marv Periersrn 24 1 .13 rirst Place Cn'nr Birrl '52'. 117 A.e FfJ- CtARK STREET BROOKLYN tmwtk MrlillM Cn Mv In Se SING IING. INC, MOjtl Cfork Station IIIT 7lh Av. tubwoy in t)otl Oa'ano Malapon'e (52i. 175 8f Mary (551.

Jaritson Helehm Feliciano (421, 117 A iolion A '01, 81 Orac-m S- France E.f-rcbe;:! (20). 527 Srherk A eo .) Brorrnn. 1 27 1 1174 K21 Si. Call e-me idnn 30 1 881 3th Ae Seymour Endllth (20). KA4 SI Roslyn EDieiger (20).

448 A'kins Ave N'alnsn Dub.cr i23). 2222 Mermaid Ave Helen HnlTe-ker 1 9 1 880H 23d Ave Naso AMounl (34), 118 mlasue St Jeanne Voe8e (23i, 1828 Nostrand Ave Arnold Tultlman (22i, 1921 Slat St Latrr L. Kifiman (211. 2824 Avanue I. DAILY BLU-WHIT! CARI ALL YOU N1IDI LINGERIE comtj freih, soft HANKIES com dazzling whit STOCKINGS hold original scjads Sanford Elvpn (231.

3S1 Millfr A'-f Rflma Srhyr (221. 415 Montauk Avenue Lawrence A Franzone 25. 4819 Avemi' Virllnia A. Minardi (20), 315 Linder Street fell in the Fernoyre Chapel, ht. John's University.

Robert Stewart (35). 380 Mar-on St last longer Maaneal M. McMlchael (33), 380 Macon tc 1 I aW leMMMtatac li Br'llIS8 Blreet. Herbert Browne (25), 210 Kln HUhwaT Hi ii ujiiiti "GOING PLACES?" PHONF. MA.

4-6200 FOR 1 OKAS MOW. FRI. BA.M.-3P.M. Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony F. Es- Mona Manflel (IB), 103 Neptune Ave DLU-Tf nilK-kind to your hondi ei pure, mild beauty toapl Thnmaa H. Bunker 147), Jackson Hemhti posito of ROD Albany Ave. an Anna Bontullo (32). ItiO Central Ave nounce the birth of a son, on Feb.

2 at Prospect Heights Hospital. The child has been named Francis Michael Kspo-sito. Mrs. K.sposito was formerly Pompelia (Urardi, daughter I earned -from swveMM eM Mi I of Mr. and Mrs.

I.uigi Girardi FINE QUALITY of Flat lands Ave. 0 -1. 1L w' ITWs. says Mrs. Gerald D.

Waters A HOI CITY, CAUFOHNIA Look trim and neat, all day-all Summer long in this! With cool, smart cape sleeves, inside pockets, slim princess lines-it's a sew-easy that goes everywhere! Pattern 4543: 34, 3fi. 38, 40. 44, 4'i. 45. 50.

Sue 36 takes 4 yarits 35-inch: yard contrast This pattern, easy to u-e. simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated Send 25c in coins for this pattern to Anne Adams, care of Brooklyn Kagle 53, Pattern 213 W. 17th Manhattan. Print plainly name, address with zone, size ami style number.

(In New Y'ork City, add lc sales tax.) "Our Lake Tahoe country ia a sportsman's paradise. My husband is an ardent fisherman, and President of our Ski Club besides. After an active day outdoors, good hot coffee is the first tfiing he asks for, but I've found it has to be really good. When coffee prices rose I tried cheaper brands, but Gerry said they tasted weak. So I started using more and more coffee per cup!" A'-'i'' (0 tasyloTate For Grand Meals In A HE ft ia with Aunt Jemima wjk 'fTt 2 "That didnt work- beause n0 rpt I 1 -rTX matter how much of the cheaper 7f Fll coffees I used, Gerry still didn't Vif like them.

Neither did I. They just 'Ji iVa T. have the fine flavor we like. S7, XrjT fAi n. Or the clear richne.

They didn't 3r ft i 'Y'nTft i even taste good on a fishing trip, A Sk 'yty when most things taste Mfra good! -rufsf -St Sf Asaresult.IfoMndwewereleaving 'X KhT Read SPAGHETTI Devil's Food Cake Mix Cbtnpm Awiy with work, worrv and rxpense. Now vnu can bake dark, rich, delectablri Devil'i Food vprv time with Aunt Jemima Devil Food Ready-Mix llieunntlrrjullycomplrlemix! "So I learned it was true economy to switch back to our favorite coffee Maxwell House. There'i nothing so satisfying as that 'Good to the Iftt Drop' flavor and Maxwell House is so rich and full-bodied we get more truly good cups of coffee from every pound. Besides, we never have leftover wasted coffee when I serve Maxwell House. We've decided bargain coffees aren't bargains by comparison at all.

We've found with Maxwell House we get our money's worth. It certainly it 'Good to the Last We Said Yes, Aunt Jemima's is the truly complete m. Rich wi.ii country good and milk. Soft with ailken rake flour. Brimming with dark hutterv rocoa and Aunt Jemima's special, creamv-sweet vegetable shortening.

Not a thing else needed but ualer! Discover how exciting home. baked Drvil's Food can be, made the Aunt Jemima wit. F.asv. Sure and Mm-m-m! The most lusciout cake you've ever baked, or your money back. Get Aunt Jemima Devil' Food Ready-Mur.

from your grocer now. Wonderful in Inntant form tnn Aunt-Jemima Devil's food Ready-Mix Sfeepcd In Spicy Tomato Sauce, If? Great Alone Or With UAoirw! for light, fufcioui Silwr Coir Aunl m'ma Silver CoJre tiody-Mix i.

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