Hale America golf tournament to unite legends in Chicago
Charismatic field gathers mid June in Chicago for Hale America, a charity golf event aiding Navy Relief Society and USO. Hogan Nelson Snead Sarazen Jones Hagen headline a record class field, pairing modern stars with champions from 10 to 30 years past in a spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Demaret
Ralph Guldahl
Bobby Jones
Water Hagen
Navy Relief Society
United Service Organizations
Hogan
Nelson
Snead
Johnny Farrell
Olympia Fields
Emperor Jones
Hagen-Jones-Sarazen
Hagen
Brookline
Francis Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Ed Ray
Chick Evans
Sarazen
Jones
Gene
Thrifty sewing patterns for summer outfits and aprons
A sewing note promotes patterns for a smart weskit over a blouse, matching slacks, and a beach suitable suit. It mentions Pattern No 8152 sizes 12 to 20 with fabric yardage, plus a decorative apron from Pattern No 8133 and details on material required for different sizes.
Eternal Now in Richard Jeffries Reflections
The quote by Richard Jeffries speaks of an unquenchable belief in a perpetual eternal now beyond the crowd and daily noise. He suggests a sunlike force within, promising something real that gives each person their own essence and meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jeffries
Favorite and Least Favorite Food Odors Among Americans
A survey finds the top three liked food odors among Americans are hot coffee, strawberries, and apples. The three odors least favored are garlic, lard, and olive oil, reflecting strong odor preferences across the population.
Red Cross Mobilizes Wartime Volunteer Services
The American Red Cross expands Special Services to support war needs with wool and fabric allocations for workers. The Motor Corps, now 6576 members, refines driving, first aid, map reading and blackout drills with police and fire departments. New canteen aide corps prepares for mass feeding evacuees and disaster victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
War Production Board
Dwight Davis
Red Cross Motor Corps
Motor Corps
Hospital and Recreation Corps
Staff Assistance Corps
WNU
The Long and Short of It Cartoon Exchange
A witty exchange contrasts weight and wait in a humorous grocer dialogue. Society chatter hints at social outings and idle talk. A secondary quip notes a finger injury from reckless driving, while the line about seizing opportunity adds a moral sting.
Paper Money Germs and Comforting Wives
Dialogue pieces feature humor about germs on money and coping with illness. A man laments beauty of marriage, a congressman questions talk being cheap, and a sufferer recalls relief from his wife’s comforting kiss. The exchange mixes wit and personal anecdotes.
Golfer Disqualified After Tee Mark Controversy
A golf club secretary spots a player driving from in front of the tee-mark and declares a disqualification. The player protests asking why and replies he is playing his third shot. The secretary insists the act breaches the mark.
Doily Edging Pattern 7138 Includes Illustrations
Pattern 7138 features edging designs for doilies with stitched illustrations and a photograph of a sample. Materials required are listed and readers are invited to send orders.
Cleaning and cooking tips from an old household guide
Rough stove surfaces come from stove blacking. sandpaper smooths them. Substituting leftover coffee for half the milk flavors a chocolate pie. Cinnamon in milk for custards adds color without darkening. Keep a damp sponge handy for pressing ironing tasks. it moistens, opens seams, and sponges collars. Beet greens with bacon use crispy bacon and hard boiled eggs as a border. Maintain a pastry board brush. wash and dry, avoid dough accumulation in cracks.
Old Dresser Finds Modern Air With Open Shelves
A worn dresser lacking a mirror and one leg was given a new base for a contemporary look. Open shelves on top were added, while the owner details plans to use scallop pattern No. 207 for various decorative applications including wood, linoleum, and fabrics.
Fortune Seen When One Looks Sharp and Attentive
A reflective aphorism notes that fortune becomes visible to those who observe closely. It emphasizes active perception as a key to recognizing opportunities, despite fortune's aloof or elusive nature.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Bobby
Augusta
George
Patsy’’) Clark
University of Illinois
Navy
Rube Waddell
Notre Dame
Armed Services
Camp Grant
Rockford
Detroit Tigers
Bernie Bierman
Direc
Minnesota
Presuit
Naval Aviation
Town City
Grover Alexander
Philadel
Walter Hagen
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Wacker Dr
St.Joseph
Royal Jewelry CO
Main St
Houston
Texas
Smith
Jean
Bert
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
Lyce Amp Ay
Bacon
J. Fuller
By Jerry Link
Kellogg Company
Hinds Giant Sale
United States
Mary
Fleischmann
Standard Brands, Inc
Madison Ave
N. Y
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