A new theory of sound holds that
the human ear is a stringed “instru
ment."
ACTRESS AND SON VISIT DESERT
Joan Blondell. filffi 'afctress, and her son, Norman Scott Barnes,
spent a short vacation at Palm Springs, Calif. (Associated Press
Photo)
ANNUAL BAZAAR
OPENED TODAY
IN PARISH HAH
Dancing, Games, Social En
tertainment Planned
This Evening
Opening this afternoon before a
gratifying crowd, the Catholic Ba
zaar. colorful annual event of the
local Church of the Nativity, sf^n?
into action today in the first of
three gala afternoons and eve
nings of food, Christmas'. shoiJjpt-:.
and entertainment.
Gaily-decorated booths’.- di.--pla.v
ing all manner of holidt'y f&lti.
games of chance, and ice-cream,
candy and novelty shelves, alike
cried their wares in the ample space
of Parish Hall.
Tea was served ,by the Jurnor
Ladies.
Harry Krane’s orchestra has been
engaged to add to the gaiety of the
evening, when dancing, games and
social pastimes will be in order.
The Hope Chest, Needlepoint Pic
ture, and Quilt, Which will be
awarded on Saturday, are promi
nently displayed. Mrs. J, J. Mickel
son, Mrs. Frank Henderson and Ce
cile Cashen are in charge of tick
ets.
The grand Saturday climax is the
turkey dinner, prepared by Mrs. Fay
Cornforth. for which reservations
are still being taken. Dinner par
ties planned to precede dances and
theatre affairs will be given spe
cial consideration, announces Mrs.
George Walmsley, who has charge
of reservations, and attendance Will
be greatly appreciated by the Lad
ies’ Altar Socipty. which is spun-,
soring the affair. Reservations may
be phoned to Mrs. G. H. Walmsley
or made in person by those attend
ing the bazaar.
