MOOSE PASS MINER
Bv L. H. Allen__
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OUR ACTIVE FIRST LADY
Mrs. Franklin D, Roosevelt, at the half
way mark in her husband** second term, ans>
wered questions that newspaper women told
her "the country really wants to know a
bout," She saidt
She never feels really exhausted in
spite of her intensive activities,
She always has breakfast at 8i30 no
matter if she gets to bed at one or two
(as she did on the Presidents birthday),
because she can't hold up the household
schedule an hour later.
She has never hac a facial because she
has never had time.
She has her hair "done'' once a week in
a manner that will require the least at
tention the rest of the time*
She reads in bed at night as long as
she can keep awake and then sleeps sound
xy.
In all her going about she has "never
had a disagreeable experience of any
kind."
She intends to go ahead the rest of
her husband's term doing things and glean
ing information about things that come to
her attention despite recent advice from
a correspondent who told her that if she
would concentrate on one or two things she
would get more cone.
Recently with the aid of a Swedish in
structor at Hyde Park she has added ski
ing to her list of active sports, of whicl
horseback riding and swimming are favor
ites.
James Hamilton Lewis, United States
senator from Chicago died recently at the
age of 76. He had the unique distinctioj
of representing two states in Congress -
Washington and Illinois. He was twice
elected Senator from Illinois.
Willard Huntington Wright who wrote
mystery stories under the name of S. S.
Van Dine, is dead at the age of 51. He
was one of the few really good writers of
crime fiction. Mystery story readers
will miss his stories of the antics of
Ellery Queen and Inspector Queen.
Joan Crwaford has been granted a di
vorce from Franchot Tone. Charles Mar
gin is scheduled to be Mr. Joan Crawford,
Third.
The display of Northern Lights Sunday
night was extra super magnificent.justi
fying the use of any and all superlative.
Snow today - Spring tomorrow - maybe 1
A RARE TREAT
An enjoyable feature of next Saturday*
light's dance at the Roadhouse will be a
jantomims called "Not By A Dam Site"which
rill be staged under the direction of lire.
9aul Williams. The cast of characters
Ls as followej
Harry L. Srixth,
Mrs. J-.k-j Laubscher
Mrs. Soy Luckie
Lyman Graves
Albert Williams
Simon Sweet
’Sarah, his wife
Tootsie Smeet
Percival Penn
Caesar Penny
Mrs. Paul Williams will relate the
story of the pantomime, which will run thru
hree reels. Miss Mary Stafford will be
he grist grinder or miller of music.
6-6-6
Aa dance held at-the Roacthouse April 8
the following were in attendances Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Tyler, Mrs. Thomas Moyer, Charles
Fortier, Jack English from Seward; from
Moose PasssMr. and Mrs. Ray Stafford,Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. An
toine Velanis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Luckie,
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Collins, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Pierce, Mrs. Leora Roy
croft, MSss Mary Stafford, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Williams, Roy Luckie,Jr.,Bob and Al
bert Williams, Vern and Charles Whitmarsh,
Charles Flynn, Kenneth Gwynne, Charles
Clements, Fred Holley, Frank Wilson,Ed.
Estes. First prize for dancing was won
by Miss Mary Stafford and Kenneth Gwynne.
Second prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Williams. The judges were Harry L.Smith,
Ray Stafford and Roy Luckie. Charles
Clements held the winning number when the
blanket was drawn for.
6-6-6
John Thurston was host on the afternoon
of April 8 at an Easter party when his
guests were Delores Laubscher, Elaine Ken
nedy, Joanne Nelson, Marjorie, Evelyn and
Helen Velanis, Donald Cook and Teddy Ve
lanis. John's mother served ice cream
and cake and the guests were given lovely
colored eggs and fluffy yellow chiokens
as favors. ____
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