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Patricia Maguire, Comely
Stenographer, Victim of
Longest Case of Ence
phalitis In Medical Books
Bt CORRINNE IIARDEftTT
United Presi Staff Correspondent.
CH1CAOO, Feb. 14 (UP) Patricia
Maguire, Oak Pwks "Sleeping
Beauty," today began her fifth Tear
In the atrange coma which haa bef
fled medical science.
Patricia, whoee ca of encepha
litis la the longMt in medical rec
ords, waa described by her mother,
Mra. Peter Ml ley, as "better than
ahe was a year ago, but showing no
striking Change."
"Pat h as I m proved this year to
the extent of responding when we
ask her to raise her finger or
thumb.' Mrs. Mlley snld. "and when
I ask her how mnny girls mam ma
has ahe will lift two fingers."
Mailed Valentine In JD3S.
The lut thing the comely stenog
rapher did before going to bed with
ttia strange disease, was to walk
out and post a valentine to her
small niece. If Pat "woke up on
her anniversary she .might remem
ber thla, but ahe would have to be
told many things which have hap
pened outside and Inside her family
circle since February 14, 1033.
Somebody would have to define
the New Deal for her; Roosevelt, to
Patricia, would mean T. R.; the ab
breviations on any newspaper page
would be meaningless; the Lindbergh
rase would confuse her aa much aa
It does persona who have read all
about It; the world's fair would
mean 1898 to Pat and John D11
llnger and his exploits would mean
nothing at all.
Death, birth and marriage have
come to relatives of the sleeping
girl. Her mother's hair has turned
white. Her alster, Mra. Gladys Han
n. ha become a nurse, Her atp
father haa lost the sight of one
eye. Her 83-year-old grandmother
haa come to live with the family.
Sweetheart Ht III Calls..
Patricia's aweetheart haa continued
to call every week the one thing
in her life that Is now Just aa it
was before her Illness.
Patricia's mother and slater keep
a scrap book of newspaper clipping"
and a diary of family event, against
the day when they firmly believe
Fat will awaken aa easily aa ahe
dropped off to sleep, following weeks
of Increasing drowsiness, after ask
ing her mother to kiss her gooa
nltfht.
Pat's own diary would tell her
that she haa made three trips to
the hospital; endured a severe at
tack of pneumonia and a case of
peptic ulcer; had several blood
transfusions and numerous aerum
and fever machine treatments, and
gained, nearly 30 pounds.
PLAYS REHEARSED
FOR PRESENTATION
.E.
The numeroua spring activities of
the Methodist Episcopal church are
rapidly taking shape. The recently
organised Dramatics club haa two
plays in rehearsal, a three-act drama
"The Rook,' built around the char
acter development of the disciple
Peter; and a one-act missionary play,
"Larola," setting forth a dramatic
story of the caat system of India.
Casta for the two playa follow:
The Rock: Peter, Don Cooke; Ad
ina, his wife, Mary Cummlngs: De
borah, Adina's mother, Mra. Ridge
way; Uoal, Deborah's brother, Prank
Neilaon: Mary Mntidala, Mable Huck
abee; pandlra, a Greek, Robert Ohrla
ner; Titus. Roman, Don Huckabee.
Direction, Robert Chrlaner.
Larola: Larola, Mra. Everett Ta
ber; Lela, Anita Cooke; Brahman
woman, Mrs. Berry; Mama, Ruth
RJdgeway; Elinor Dnntatt, Mra. Pond;
Prof. Binder flen. Sheldon Walter;
Walter Dutftatt, later fy; Nanak,
Hnrrlot White. Direction, Don Huck
abee. "Larola" ta to be given Sunday
evening, March 1ft, In the church
auditorium.
"The Rock" rill be given Easter
Sunday night. "The Seven Lat
Words of Christ, to be given on Ckod
Friday before Buster, Full rehearsals
are being held weekly on Thursday
nlahts. Will Brook, well known to
MrdfVrd music lovers, ta to sing the
baritone solos in the production. The
soprano work will be sung by Mrs.
C. H Paake. Announcement Is yet
to be made In rrvard to the tenor
solos, lion Huckabee, the choir di
rector, and the choir extend a cor
dial Invitation to all Med lord singers
to Join In milking the prf rmanoe
worthy ol Med ford. A rehearsal sched
ule la e I tiff prfparrd that will enable
everyone wishing to get In on at
least one each week
Prominent In the Immediate plana
of the young people of the church la
the annual banquet to be held this
yir on tueaday evening, February
38. It l V be an exclusively young
people's affair, tntereatlng and well
planned arm it lea are scheduled in
connection with this ocaaton, and any
round person who would like to at
tend may ten. re a ticket from Anita
Cooke of Lester fay. t by on 111 tin
14 M. Reservations must be in by
February 24.
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GLOVES
For yqur Spring ensemble, new
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1.98 pair are In black, navy,
white and brown and have a
smart cord trim.
$1.98
BAGS
New Hand Bags for the Spring
wardrobe I Smart patent, pin
calf and grained leathers In
black, navy,' white, red' and
brown.
$1.98
YARN
The Art Department on the
Balcony la all excited over this
new Palalee Tweed Yarn . . .
New. smart and light weight
for Spring . . . Sec It tomorrow.
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New Pigskin Gloves
For a amart street or sport glove we
suggest theae new plgsklnsl A grand
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complete.
Long and Short Cuffs
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New Spring Fashions in
Coats -Suits
and Dresses
Step from Winter frocKs rljht Into the charming flattery of a new Spring
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Afternoon and Street Wear featuring print and dainty pastel, . . . Wonder
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are here in complete oetall and only
$1495
Sale of Dresses
Special for Saturday dres buyers ... 50
good looking Print and Pastel Frocks as
well as many new crepes are going on sale
tomorrow for $7.05. Included are dresses
In sizes 12 to 44. And the regular values
up to S14.95.
YOUR CHOICE
$298
Smart Flannel Jackets
$395to$595
Skirts to Match or Contrast $2.25 to $4.95
New checks, shadow stripes and
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...GIpTO ONDJUTTSjOF HIGH QUALITY
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With this Advertisement we in
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trousers with and without the
pleated front. A, comprehensive
election of Grays, Blues,
Browns, Tans and Oxfords in
sizes 35 to 42. '
EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS $5.00
BOYS' PAJAMAS
Kaynee Brand
Motlir, vt wish to call your
Attention to Hiew Piwt Color
Bronrtcloth "Kaynee" Pajamas
for Boy. New pattern and
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tailored to stand the Mrnln of
growing boy a.
6 to 1 8 year sizes
$165
THE SUIT
"Blue Mist" Silk Hose By Rollins
For Blue or Gray Costumes
V Jut unpacked tliew lovely new lioae by Rollins ... A amart
chiffon and crene chiffon all Mo-klng In that glorious new shade
"Blue Mist", The proper ahade for the blue and gray cwtume.
Saturday Sale
of Boys'
Sweaters
Another Interesting Item from our popu
lar Boya Dept. Brushed Wool Sweaters
with a full r.tpper front In sires 30 to 36
for only ta.49. Regular 2.95 Sweaters
. , . Choice of colora . , . Blue, red, brown
and gray.
CHOICE
$249
French Crepe
SLIPS
Wear one, of these new French
Crepe Slips under your Spring
ensemble 1 These smart under
garment come In tea ruse,
flesh and white and are bias
cut. AH are well made from
fine quality French crepe and
satin. All sizes.
$-98
MAIN
FLOOR
New Silk Dresses
For Misses and Children
' our Mat liiowing of adorable Silk Frock for girls from 7
to 16 ri of age. IncludXi In Ult Initial display are
lovely crepea. "lilt prlntt, paatela and white . . . Short sleeva
tylee, but eome hove the extra sleeve material attached.
$2.95 $4.95 $6.95
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WOMEN'S SHOE SECTION MAIN FLOOR
Along "
Came a Girl in
NAVY
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nothing is so "liv
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smart as navy. Felts
and straws ... in
brims and turbans.
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