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Thursday Cochrane | series of ad Answer of of tocday." addre:s w; Melpless?" plain that â€" for the prc messagso of address wh of the ‘Cro: day," was : Lt was give the First U The seri: Cochrane by the chu Week. attended t Week and value freom spanding 1c At the WEegK th» quest World", s ized or tr:i wide â€" ma wro faulty disi are rcoted tions. Marn‘ fruitful cai the spiriti deemzd, t . sCHEDULE Reserved for Theme of Answer| Question Large Audience Hear Addresses by Rev. J. C. Cochrane CARNIVAL Gentsâ€"â€"7 Music at the "PAV" by 3. U of t offi« Public Tend Enjoy Dancing to the Finest Music on the Best Floor in the North. Dancing Saturday Evening GENE CROCCO and His ORCHESTRA will be received by the undersigned until Tuesday, April 25th, 1944, for the supplying ms, raincoats, shirts and boots for police TOWN OF TIMMINS Coard of Commissioners of Police ers for Uniforms, Etc. to a healthy, hungry boy or a‘rl, is the aroma and taste of son‘s famous Chocolate c details and specifications may be obâ€" n the office of the Chief Constable. ‘tenders may be submitted: on any of the 1 ired. The lowest or any tender will not be accepnted. nin ocoa. Try it, mother. T‘im > church. * my on Monday ‘hrane spoke on wrong with the syil is no localâ€" ion but a worldâ€" cconomic â€" and s bad housing, fouod â€" surpluses, spiritual condiâ€" iod‘s gifts is the ‘orld‘s ills. Until of man is reâ€" life connot be Revy. Dr. J. C, final of his e theme, "The the Que:tions he concluding tion, "Is. God ; made it very powerful help world in the 1is concluding | the "Answer estions of toâ€" inspiring one ay evening in , Timinins, s by Rev. Dr. erative effort nmnins for Holy of _ people dunng Holy uch â€" spiritual of this outâ€" nscon and At the Anglican Church on Wednesâ€" day, the subject was "Is Humanity worth saving?". The modern totalâ€" itarian state proclaims! that the inâ€" dividual has no value in himself, but only insofar as he can serve the allâ€" important state. The universe is vast and wonderful, but man. stands suâ€" preme in value in God‘s creation. For him God sent his Son to the Cross, Dr. Cochrane said. On Saturday afternoon, the rectory of the Church of ‘Nativity was the of a pretty wedding when Miss Lucienne Lariviere, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lariviere, Wende Ave., became the bride of Mr. H>ndrick Biclek, son of Mrs. C. Bielek, of Windâ€" sor and the late Mr. Bielek. â€" Rev. Father Murray officiated. The bride given in marriage by her father wore a streetâ€"length dress of whits silk. jersey made on princess lines. Her headdress was a Juliet cap of white silk jersey with wispy veiling caught with lily of the valley. She wore small heart shaped earrings, a gift from the groom. Her corsage was of pink roses and lily of the valley. made right, the speaker said, On Tuesday at MacKay Presbyterian Church the question was faced, "Is Force the Vitimate Power?" and the limits of force were shown. Military {cree may vangquish a nation in battle, but it cannot conquer its spirit. The sjairit can be conquered only by winning friendsh‘p, love and regard. Wedding Event of Lucy Lariviere and Hank Bielek Attending the bride was Miss Lila Hoff wearing a streetâ€" length dress of pink crepe made along similar lines to the bride‘s. She wore a Juliet cap with pink flowers, and a corsagc of red rosies. \ Groomsman was Del Poff. Following the ceremony:a reception was held at the home.of the bride, Mrs. Lariviere receiving in a daytime length dress of royal ‘blue crepe with a corâ€" sjage of red roses. C The young couple left for a wedding trip to Toronto, the bride choosing Out of town guests at the wedding included Mr. A. D. Car;oll and daughâ€" ter Kathleen, of Shawinigan Falls. Bornâ€"On March 29, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Caron, Mattagami Heights, â€" a son (Regent). Lovely Ceremony T akes Place Saturday Afternoon a black pin stripe tailored suit with matching top coat and â€"black and white accessories for travelling. â€" They will reside in Timmins upon their return. T‘wo Births Registered in Timmins Last Weekâ€"end Bornâ€"On March, 31, 1944 to Mr. and Mrs. H. Houle, Fourth avenueâ€"a son (Jean Henri Arthur). 1 ib. 29c¢, % ib. 19¢ A. L. SHAW, Ladiesâ€"25¢ ‘Schumacher Red Cross Shipped 1,417 Articles in March Appeal Issued for More Worâ€" kers to Sew and Kanit. The following is the report of Schuâ€" macher Red Cross for the past few weeks: This is the shipment from the Schuâ€" macher Red Cross for the period Febâ€" ruary 23rd to April 5th. Sewingâ€"British Civilian 48 Women‘s nightgowns, 40â€"42. 50 prs. men pyjamas size 18 10 infant‘s nightgowns 20 pinafore dresses, 8 years 20 blouses, 8 years 8 girl‘s coats, 8 years Total 156 Praise must be given to the loyal Finnish people of our town for the assistance they have given the Comâ€" fort Fund. Mrs. Libby, who is secreâ€" taryâ€"treasurer acknowledges with grateâ€" ful thanks the sum of $48.75, handed in by. Mrs. Niilo Salminen and Mrs. John Harsila, representing the Finnish zroup who raised this sum at a dance held on, April 8th in the Legion Hall. At the regular monthly meting of the Ladies" Auxiliary of the Legion, held on Tuesday in the Legion Hall, Mrs. Freeâ€" man and Mrs. T. Farrell won prizes at whist. Plans were discussed for raisâ€" ing funds to augment the Comfort Fund which sends regularly to our boys overâ€" seas, parcels of good things to remind them they are not forgotten by the homeâ€"town folks. It was decided to hold once a month, a cardâ€"party in the Legion Hall, the proceeds to be exclusively used for this good purpose. We are sure that all who have boys overseas, as well as the regular patrons will be glad to coâ€"operate and attend. Our shipments have been falling off for some time, so may we issue an apâ€" peal for more workers to sew and to knit. Letters of thanks for Christmas parâ€" cels received from the Comfort Fund have been received from "Butts" Dunn J. M. Lain (navy) and M. L. Smith who are serving in Italy. Mr. Harry Barnes has returned from Toronto and will continue under mediâ€" cal care at his home at Dome Ex. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Bennett and famâ€" ily left on Tuesday for Hamilton where they will in future reside. Before leaving parties were given for Edith at the home of Mrs. G. Draper and for Ellwood at the home of Mrs, Ken. Farâ€" rell. Mrs. Bennett was guest of honour at a surprise party recently at the home of Mrs. Hubert Butler, 139 Bloor avenue. A number of neighbours and friends met and presented Mrs. Benâ€" nett with a beautiful white chenille bedspread as a group gift as a token of esteem and farewell. The ladies played bingo, with Mrs. van Lang, winâ€" ning first prize, Mrs. Bennett, second and Mrs. Thompson third. Mrs. Dugâ€" Surgical Dressings 1,000 compresses, 4" x 4" The total of the shipment is 198 sewn articles, 219 knitted articles and ©1,000 compresses making aA grand total of 1417. Plans to Increase Comfort Fund at South Porcupine On Monday last, prizewinners in the Ladies‘ Auxiliary whist tournament were: 1, Mrs. Ewing; 2, Mrs. Poppleton; and 3, Mrs. Coott. On Monday next the sevenâ€"week tournament finishes. Scuth Porcupine, April 12 to Tae Advance. Other Items of Interest from South Porceupine and the Dome. Hospital Ssupplies 20 men‘s bedjackets 17 surgeon‘s gowns Totalâ€"42 Knittingâ€"Women‘s Auxiliary 2 sleeveless cardigans 16 pairs sockees 3 palirs gloves * 3 touques 1 sleeveless sweater 1 pair overbloomers Totalâ€"26 British Civilian 1 boys‘ pullover 6â€"8 years 2 girls‘ Sweaters 10 years ‘Totalâ€"3 Navy 22 pairs 18" seamen‘s ribbed socks 8 pairs 26" seamen‘s ribbed socks 40 pairs leather faced mitts 5 turtle neck sweaters 6 pairs mitts Totalâ€"81 Army and Air Force 17 turtle and round neck sweaters 65 pairs socks 22 pairs gloves 5 turtle neck tuckâ€"ins Total 109 a . 5 i i a‘:’ .‘ e tm THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Special gan won a special prize. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Butler, assister by Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Coot. Guests present were: Mrs Bert TCunningham, Mrs. Martineau, Mrs. Giovanelli, Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. T. Farrell, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Jason Cunâ€" ningham, Mrs. A. DeRosa, Mrs. G. Pirice, Mrs. Stynoff, Miss P. Baker, Mrs. Mulviâ€" hill, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Coott, Mrs. J. Lang, Mrs. G. Helmer, Mrs. U. Levinson, Mrs. E. M. Wilson, Mrs. T. Farrell, Mrs. K. Farrell, Mrs. Hoelke Mrs. Warren, Myrs. G. Helmer, Mrs. O. Bowes, Mrs. J. H. Butler, Mrs. W. J. Butler, Mrs. W. Helmer, Mrs. Carruthers Mrs. J. Brown, Mrs. Sheridan Miller, Mrs Hodgins, Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. M. Miller, Mrs, Sutton, Mrs. M. Clement and the guest of honâ€" our, Mrs. A. Bennett. Contributing to the gift but unable to be present were Mrs. Sky, Mrs. H. Helmer, Mrs. J. A. Dwyer, Mrs. J. Fell and Mrs. P. J. Varâ€" ker. Mrs. Pat Cole and Peggy, of Ottawa, are visiting in Timmins and South Porâ€" cupine for a week. Mrs. Syvret has moved into her home on Dome avenue, after having been abâ€" sent some months in Toronto. Miss P. Maxwellâ€"Smith, of Toronto spant Faster with her parents at 118 Main street. Miss Rose Semchison, of the Porcuâ€" pine Hospital Staff, was visiting in Kapuskasing over the weekâ€"end. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roach spent the weekâ€"end with friends in Iroquois Falls. Mrs. E. Graham returned to her home in Anthony on Saturday after spending two weeks with Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Lyman, of Cornwall, Ont., is visiting her daughters, Mrs. J. Doran, Mrs. Ed. Richardson and Mrs. Beauâ€" champ, of South Porcupine. LA.W. Rhoda Allen, of Brantford, spent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen, of William avenue. Trooper Clifford Allen, of Camp Borâ€" den, leaves on Thursday after spending Easter at home. Also visiting. at the Allan home for a week are Mrs. Jarvis and two boys, of Sudbury. . Rupert Martin, of the RICAFP., staâ€" tioned in Toronto spent the Eastetr weekâ€"end visiting his mother, Mrs. E K. Martin, of Connaught Hall. A.W.1 Beatrice Maxwellâ€"Smith, of Trenton, spent Easter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Smith and family, of Connaught Hall are in town from Noranda. They are leaving this weekâ€"end to take up residence permaâ€" nently in Noranda. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mcâ€" Nabb, of 70 Helmer street, a daughter on April 9th, in Poreupine General hosâ€" pital. Bormnâ€"On April 9th, in Porcupine General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pasich, of 173 Front street, South Porâ€" Miss Mary Hammond, of. Chapleau, formerly of Dome Public Schocl teachâ€" ing staff is spending a few days visiting Mrs. George Starling. L.â€"Cpl. Ronnie Moyle, from Caristie Street Hospital, Toronto, who was reâ€" cently returned to Canada after having been wounded in Italy, spent the Easter weekâ€"end with his parents at the Dome. He left on Monday to return to the Military hospital for furtaner treatment. With the exception of Miss B. M. C. Shaw, who ‘spent Easter in Kirkland Lake, and Miss M. Lynch, who is in Toronto, all the Public School teachers are enjoying the Easter vacation in South Porcupine. Pte. Pat Philbin, of Toronto, spent Easter with his mother and sister in South Porcupine. sSgt. Tom Kelly, with the R.C.A.F. ground crew, Toronto, is visiting friends in South Porcupine. Miss Vivian Ferrigan, who is attendâ€" ing Normal School at North Bay, 1s spending the Faster Vacation at home. Mrs. J. C. Thompson and little daughâ€" ter left on Monday for Toronto and Wingham where they will visit for some days. Pte. Carlo Cattarello, of Toronto, visâ€" ited his family over the weekâ€"end. Emmett Cunningham, R.CA.PFP., of Toronto left on Monday after spending Easter with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, of Golden avenue. There was no meeting of the Kiwanis Club on Monday in South Porcupine. The Club has accepted an invitation from the Schumacher Lions Club to join them on Thursday evening at the McIntyre Hall for a joint meeting, and afterwards for a friendly bonspiel at the Curling Rink in the McIntyre Comâ€" munity Building. Mrs. Gus McManus is spending a week with her daughter in Cochrane. Myr. and Mrs. Neil Ingram have moved to Connaught Hill from Golden avenue. Mrs. Amos Brown, of Toronto, is spending some days visiting her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Slotnick, of Golâ€" den avenue. News was received this week of the safe arrival overseas of Pilot Officer Eino Kautto and LAC. Stephen Evans of the RXC.A.F. _Gino â€"Campagnola, RCAF., of Haâ€" milton, was home for Easter with his parents at Dome Ex. Mr. P. H. Murphy, left on Saturday to attend the Municipal Finance Officers‘ Association convention being held this week in Niagara Falls. Mrs. Walter Cliff, of Powell avenue, and daughter Marilyn, left on Tuesday for Moncton, N.B., to visit Mrs. Cliff‘s mother who is ill. They will stay until the end of the summer. Phone 112 _ Timmins South Porcupine Ont. ' B4# 00000800000 0999699944 BEFOR EK INSURANCE IN ALL BRANCHES â€" REAL ESTATE Call and see us regarding New Low Rates on all Autemobile Insurance 20 PINXE STREET NORTH 8 BRUCE AVENUE . Mcinnis Block Phone 30 Fire Threatens, Let Us Help You Check Your Fire Insurance. Simmsâ€"Hooker Pickering n April 9th, in Porcupine spital to Mr. and Mrs. Tony 173 Front street, South Porâ€" Children ¢Well Under Way * to Purchase Plane Last week Mr. Frank Dawson, Unit chairman, gave out figures to show that the school children of the district are well on the way to their objective in the sale of $25,000.00 worth of War Savings Stamps. When this obâ€" jective is reached a Hurricane fighter will be purchased and will be named ‘"The Porcupine," in honour of this camp. Hurricane Fighter to be Known as "The Poreuâ€" pine." The following is Mr. Dawson‘s sumâ€" mary of War Savings Stamp Sales in the schools as of March 31st. Birch Street School Eo $1,189.00 Central:School : 1,427.175 Mattagami School.;........;........... 985.00 Moneta School . > _ :042,.90 French Separate Schools ....... 3,510.50 Holy Family School>..:.:........;..... 1,664.00 Timmins High School ................:. 1,912.75 Schumacher Public School.......... 1,888.00 Schumacher High School........... 233.50 Tisdale Public School ................ 1,439.00 South Porcupine High School ... 397.50 Iroquois Falls High School........ 546.00 Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Scho@ol. .......... 193.50 Whitney School Iroquois Falls Public School...... 590.00 Dome |School. . .. C 672.25 in . $17,788.25 The schools have averaged over $2,500 per month since the opening of the school term. ‘With *slightly over $7,000 to go to reach the new objective of â€"25,000, the schools will have to conâ€" tinue maintaining their monthly averâ€" age for the remainder of the term. Encouraging ~reports were received from Mr. Roy C. Cassie, Inspector for Public School in Cochrane and vicinity in their endeavour to purchase the $10,000.00 ‘trainer they chose for their objective. Mr. J. P. Foley, contractor, J11 street, south, has an oddity in the form‘ of one of the oldâ€"time st.raight-.backi razors. It was given to him by his grandfather who came to Canada ini 1824 from Ireland, where he was borni in 1812. Mr. Foley had wanted that razor and. eventually his; grandâ€" father gave it to him. The tradition in the family is that the razor was in the family before even the grandfather used it. In any event it is over 100 years of age and sitill is in good shape considering recent uses toâ€" which it has been put. It has the appearance of being a handmads affair, though the workmanship on the handle is excellent though not at all fancy like some modern razors. "If that razor could talk," says Mr. Foley, "it could tell many an outstanding story. For insitance, it took thirteen weeks for it to make the voyage from Ireland, while toâ€"day the trip is being made in as many hours." The razor is of the best steel and is English made. After a hundred years of use for shaving purâ€" poses, it still is valuable for trimming the odd corn. Razor Came From Ireland in 1834 Still in Use but Not for Its Original Purpose. Mrs. M. Foster and Mrs. Jimmy Fosâ€" ter,; of Dome Extension, who have been on holiday in Toronto visiting Miss M. Foster and Mrs. C. Dunn arrived home on Sunday. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry, of 203 Front street, on April 6th, in Porâ€" cupine General hospitalâ€"a daughter. Pte. Walter Lang was home for Easâ€" ter visiting his parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lang at Dome Ex. Bornâ€"On April 6th, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Coombes, of the Hallnor Mine in Porcupine General hospital. Mrs. Jordison leaves on Thursday for Hamilton after having been the guest of Mrs. Barr at the Paymaster property. Mrs. Jordison came from Toronto to attend her daughter Jean‘s wedding last Saturday. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maâ€" hon, of 37 Smith street, a daughter on April 10th, in Porcupine General hos pital. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tomic of 8% Railroad street, Schumacher,â€"a son, in Porcupine General hospital. Bornâ€"To P.O. Cyril Hale, R.C.N.V.R.‘ and Mrs. Hale (nee Elsa McDonnell‘ of Dome Extension a daughter on April 8th, in Porcupine General hospital. | Bornâ€"In Porcupine General hospital on April 8th, to Dr. I. T. Brill and Mrs. Brill, of 113 Tamarack street, Timmins â€"@ SOn. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Major of Porcupine, on Aprl 10th, a son, in Porcupine General hospital. cupineâ€"a daughter. The Rebekah Lodge is holding a binâ€" go at the Masonic Hall on Friday of this week. All are mvited and will bo made welcome. $1,189.00 _ 1,427.75 _ 985.00 _ 642.25 _ 3,510.50 _ 1,664.00 1,912.15 . 1,888.00 1,439.00 397.50 546.00 193.50 497,25 590.00 672.25 South Porcupine, Aprii 12th. Special to The Advance. Mr. E. J. Raptoy was called on Friday March 3ist, to London, Ont., upon hearing of the death of his mother, Mtrs. Harry Rapsey, who nas been ill for some time at her home there, and who died on March 3lst. The late Mrs. Rapsey was well known in South Porcupine as she resided here for some years prior to leaving for London ten years ago. She was a grand worker for the United Church and her family is widely known and respected. She died at the age of 82 and, up to about a year ago enjoyed fairly good health. She is survived by her husâ€" band, Mr. Harry Rapsey, who is now rapidly nearing his hundredth birthday. One daughter, Mrs. Fred Dowzer, preâ€" deceased her eleven years ago in Kirkâ€" land Lake, and two sons, Edgar J., Of South Porcupine and Melville, of Windâ€" sor survive. Death of Mrs. H. Rapsey Formeriv of South End She was born in England and came to Canada when quite young. With the exception of years spent in South Porcupine, London was the family home, and she was buried on Monday in the family plot in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. The Citizens \Committee . jinder Chairman Sol Shankman held an enthusiastic meeting April 1l1th, in the basement of the Victory Loan Head«â€" quarers. Mr. N. L. MacNamesS, Unit Organizer, was present, and Mr. Mike Karol, always an ardent worker in Victory Loan Drives, was present deâ€" spite his feeling very shaky after his recent sericus accident. society representatives attending the meeting were:â€" 1{/[1'8. Zudel â€" National Slovak Mutual Betiefit Society Lodge No.12 Mr. Glad of the Croation Society Mr. Paul Sladni, and Mr. Melko â€" Canadian Slovak Leagu®. Treasurer Skubinski, White Eagle Society, and Mr. Kzyzoczaka. She leaves six grandchildren and five greatâ€"grandchildren. w S * â€" i K k . hoii j Attending the funeral from South Porcupine were Mr. E. J. Rapsey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huggins and daughter. sent Mr. ‘Genka Binidini .and Majnarich Citizens‘ Commuttee Hold Enthusiasti1c Meeting for Loan Canadian Ukrainian â€" Association Mrs. Mandiagk. f Ukrainian â€" Benefit Society â€"Harry Kusik Finish Organization â€"Aku Kohoronen Fedcsration of Russian Canadiansâ€" Philip Gordeyko, Mr. Barilko, Mr.Basâ€" huk Roumanian Society â€"Geo. \Spoila, Bill Moskal Slovenian Group â€"â€"-M1 Bayuk Chinese Group â€"Light Fong When, Bill Hein Ukrainian Society â€"J.Onutsky Czechoâ€"Slovakian National Alliance â€"A. Potocay Croation â€" Society of Schumacherâ€" Mr. G. Fak National Slovak Mutual Benefit Society Lodge No.Tâ€"Mr. Kilma. Bulgarian Society â€" Mr. Stanley 2lateff All groups joined in a one minute silence in honour of the fallen from the Porcupine. Mr. Mike Karol expressed his regret that his participation would not be on the scale of previous but he proâ€" mised to do his best for the Citizens‘ Group whenever he was able. The meeting carried a feeling of Mr. Harold Burt, Publicity Chairâ€" man, offered them the facilities of his organization to support the Citizens Committee in their drive. Each representative spoke enthusâ€" lastically of the prospects for the Sixth Victory Loan and expressed the deâ€" termination of the people they reâ€" presented to raise the quota set upon them. Gripping AS THE "MALTESE FALCON" Thrilling 14 Stare in the Greatest 20 Minute Show in History AND ON THE sAME PROGRAM "The Shining Future" Frisco Kid Toâ€"Day Friday Saturday FRANCHOT TONE ELLA RAINES ALLAN CURTIS Phantom Lady AS THE "THIN MAN" mutual trust and everyohe pres®ht felt that there was a jJob to be done, , and if anyone could do it the Cochrane Cinzens' Committee wets the peoplQ who could accomplish .the job. Ever? organization, on the apbéal of Chairs | man ol Shankman, accepted thelt | quotas and promised to sét the machin4 ‘ery in motion to make a compl« ‘ta success of the campaign.©> Many good , ideas were advanced <and. adopted â€"to carry out during th period 6f the Sixth Victory Loan drive. The méeting closed with a note of complete confidence in the outcome by May 13th. B THURSDAY, APRIL 1944 . South Porcupine, April 12. â€" Special to The Advance. . * i The Easter tea held annually by. the ladies of the W.A. of St. Paul‘s church, was once more a social and financlai success. E3 q y sale Easter Tea at the Guest House at Dome Saturday ‘_Held on Saturday in the Guest Housé at the Dome it attracted a number of patrons from town, Schumacher and Timmins. LN3 The bakeâ€"table, supervised by MrS‘ Woodall, with Mrs. A. E. Cook aners, F. M. Smith (Preston) was soon de» pleted of its wonderfully â€" attractiv load, and the other nQ ties, home made dainties and home- évm African violets in pots, to say no ‘of; a real Easter novelty, a large rated Dal *« ket of colourful Easter “Eggs" cac made of paper contalnlng usefu thing worth much â€" more than twice thi price askedâ€"(The ‘latter. inâ€"~ch@rge o Miss K. Woodall)â€"all found a ready With Mrs. W. H. Johngs, in charge,. thfi other ladies helping were Mrs W.. Fnqu hurst, Mrs. Courchesné, Mrs Mcqu nell, Mrs. Jos. White, Mrs Harfls ah Miss Joyce Hughes. ;| s + The daintily set tea tables decorated tastefully with spring flowers, the deliâ€" cious tea served and the general social friendly atmosphere were enjoyed by aAll. *# â€" Goldfields â€" In Old FRIDAY SATURDAY GENE AUTRY _ The Curse of the Cat People BROAD W AY Coming â€" With Smiley Burnette, June Storty, "Gabby" Hayes, Sarie and Sallie ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAM ° Chapteér No. 3 bwnd Y AND FRIDAY None Shall Escape "THE SECRET CODE" EWS MUSICAL SHORT TODAY ONLY ; TWO FEATURE HITS "I WAS CAPTIVE IN NAZI GERMANY" Guadalcanal Diary Swing Fever "KLONDIKE KATE" ALSO s "The Shining Future" FOTOâ€"NITE $275.00 h. SATURDAY! Monterey