Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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ctfiss PIQQPHECY Harriet Smith, Mary Houghtaling, Bette Rommel. and Mary Rader of Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit: teachers, such as Marjorie Baldwin of Boston, Marion Holtom of St. Louis, and Mildred Bent of Cleveland: beauty operators like Eileen Ryan and Jeanne Barnhart of New York, and Myrtle Dudley and Beverly Foster of Hollywood: women like cinema star, Thelma Weber, Olympic cham- pion, Naomi Hill. and pianist Marjorie Mansberger, whose hands need special care. And ladies, Jensen's Lotion is now doubly soothing to your hands, because of a special new ingredient discovered by Professor Morris Cooper of the Jensen laboratories. This new substance is used in many hospitals and has been approved by Dr. Cameron Vluerful, president of the American Medical Asso- ciation. Now back to Paul French and the Jensen's Journal: Flash! New York! New York! A committee of famous artists headed by illustrator Jack Armstrong, has just selected model Erika Skibbe to reign as queen of the forthcoming Artists' and Models' Ball. Washington! D. C.! Representative Loren Carpenter, Ind., Mich., has received thousands of letters from farmers all over the country approving his speech in Congress last week in which he demanded farm legislation. The West- phal and Westfall Tractor Company has sent Argie Blanchard and Charles Hagenbuch to the capital to discuss the issue with Carpenter. Oddities in the News! Three Rivers! Michigan! Funeral Director Philip Halverson has become a skeptic. Last Friday he was summoned to the home of one Robert Cook, whose wife had tearfully informed the undertaker that she was a widow. Imagine his surprise when he was greeted at the door by Cook himself, who had been aroused from deep slumber by the ambulance. Cook, the world's champion sleeper, won the title from Charles Smith in a slumber marathon last March. And now for the mail as the time will allow: Miss Marguerite MacDonald, Detroit, Michigan: You are right, not your sister, Jean. Barbara Malcolm, the designer, is with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. I am flattered to hear that you recommend my broadcast to your pupils. Mrs Priscilla Butler, Centreville, Michigan: If you want to see a good show during your stay in New York, by no means should you miss Madeline Lyster's smash hit, The Girl from Triple Cricks, with Marge Chamberlain, Horace Hudson, George Vv'altz, and Joan Payne. !'Miss Kathaleen Lennon, Three Rivers, Michigan: Carrol Riggs, the cine- mactor, is not married. You may obtain an autographed photograph by writing to him in care of Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank, California. And that, ladies and gentlemen, winds up another Jensen's Journal until next Sunday night. Until then, and with lotions of love, I remain your New York correspondent, Paul French, who hopes . . JANET KING. 25

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