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The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
MIXED ARMY ASKED


Declaring that the mixing of
Negroes and whites in the armed
forces is am unparalleled oppor-
tunity for bringing Negro problems
to the FORE" the report suggested
lies of action toward achieving that
goal
At its conclusion the report en-.
dorsed efforts of the Workers De-
fense League, in cooperation with
the NAACP, the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters and other or
ganizations to save the life of
Odell Walker, young Negro share
CT opper sentenced to die for the
self-defense killing of his white
landlord in Gretna, Virginia.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
An Easy Choice

ONE OF THE most encouraging things this
writer has observed in the current conflict between
those who would follow the foreign policy this ma
ton is pursuing and those who would oppose it, is
the undsputable fact that 991a per cent of all Ne
gro Americans long ego took their places in the
rank of those giving full support to the President
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
EIks Invest Large
Sum In Education
Nearly 40 Boys Girls
Helped BY Organization

WASHANGTON-( -(ANP)-Reporting an expenditure of
half million dollars in it's educational campaign
the lBPOE through the commissioner of education Judge
William c. Hueston said that nearly 40 boys and girls
being helped through white and coored schools through
the medium Of the fund
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
CoNGeATUI.A1Es LAGUA,sD1A

CONGRATUI.A1ES LAGUAlsDIA
NEW YORK - Congratula ting
Mayor Fioreilo LaGuardia in
again winning the mavorality
race here. Waiter White, NAACP
executive secretary, said that it
was a victory for good govern
ment ana praised the Mayor for
having integrated Negroes into
every phase of the municipal gov
ernment of Americas largest city
as well as making personal ap-
pcintments of Negroes to public
office.
INVENTED FENCE RAILING
The zig-Zag rail fence, commonly
used by farmers throughout the
Go,'+'' wos introduced into this
country by Africans brought here
as slaves.
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FIGHT ON BOTH SIDES
Free Negroes and slaves fought
on both sides in the Revolutionary
War, serving in all branches of the
patriots army and in the same
outfits with white soldiers.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15

Very foolishly to this writer's way of thinking
the America First Committee best organized Oppon-
ents of Americas foreign policy, has spent thou
sends of dollars trying to win Negro adherents to
their obvious program of throwing monkey wrench
III the countrys defense program.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
I'M CROW UNIT DIES

Its 'jim crow unit the formation of which was
announced with so much fanfare died before it hao
hardly been launched. One by one, those persons
whose names were listed in the original announce
ment have repudiated their membership. One of the
two chairmen. j. Finley Wilson, went further thar
iust announcing his withdrawal He has published
pamphlet in which he gives full support to the Pres
idents contention that Hitler must be defeated.
Another reason why the of treachery be-
ing brewed by the America Firsters fails to whe3
the appetites of Negro Americans, is the presence
within their ranks of many persons who well
known for their intense dislike of black people.
To name few, William Randolph Hearst, who
through his chain of newspapers has been of
the nations biggest spreaders of ant-Negro propa-
gahda; ex-Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, who on
many occasions has shown utter contempt for any
man, whose face by accident of birth chances not
to be white; Senator Burton Wheeler, who has
failed to vote against measures that he believed
might benefit Negroes: Colonel Mccormick whose
Chicago Tribune has long been known for It's hos
Tile editorial attitude toward Negroes exPresiden
Herbert Hoover, whose efforts to build up the lily
white wing Of Republicanism in the South can not
so quickly be forgotten.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15
~ {. Mutual Found To
Be Wealthiest COMPANY

DURHAM, NJ C-(ANP)-The Supreme Liberty Insur-
ance company oi Chicago has the fcse
e Ncrh Carolina Mutual Life
e according to by c. Mutual of old
line legal and released last week
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-15

Ihc ES,boEj SHOWS 1910:
A'ro~Am. Life Ins. Co. $1,422, ,1O6
Atlanta Life Irs. Co. 2.9s4.O9S
Dom. Life and Accid. ms Co, 461.256
Dunbar Mutual Ins. Soc. 6S796
Excelsior Life Ins. Co. 27s.736
Golden State Nut Life Ins. Co. 4OO.395
Guaranty Life Ins. Co. 254445
n. G. Mutual Life Ins. Co. SO64,724
Pill Health and Life Ins. Co. 1,1O5,25S
Rich. Beneficial Life Ins. Co. 388557
So. Aid Society of Va 56S,I42
Supreme Lib. Life Ins. Co. .Id15,561
United Nut. Zen. Assn 1885
Universal Life Ins. Co. 1901, 7,6s5
Victory Nut. Life Ins. CO. 291,4so
Watchtower Life ms Co.
Western Nut Life Ins. Co. 124,142
Winston Nut. Life Ins. Co. 227.996
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

AlV'ili II ~ AliiAiiAAlS anu bOaA II
spinster president. Miss Lea
Mills. has appointed Miss 10 Ann
Schwalen chairman OF summer &C
tivities. Assisting her IN plans for
the house party are the Misses
Elaine Shepard, Rowens Rowe,
Jacqueline Brown. Ann Corbett,
Mary Mettler and Ann BailIarg-
con, vice president Of the club.
A tentative list Of members who
plan to attend includes the Misses
Lea Mills, 10 Ann Schwalen.
Elaine Shepard, Rowens Rowe
Mary Mettler. Ann Corbett. Jac-
queline Brown. Rosemary Burke.
Elvira Gsglardi. Eleanor Erck-
son. Virginia Austin. Ann Bail
lsrReon. Marjorie Schwslen. Mar
garet Burkey. Valdene Hazelton.
Katherine Foss. Betulane Eriok-
son, Helen Feek. MarJane Lewis,
Elaine Jackson. Margaret Simp-
son. Patricia Poe. Margaret Gun
nerson. Clara Jayne Cleary, Irene
Corbett. Ann Louise Griewe.
Helen Folsom. Rata Rae Morgan.
Kathleen Wallace and Virginia
Msrinoff.
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/ dCOndnS
To Wed
Tauscher-Stewarf Marie oe
To Take Place Sunday

Miss Faye Marie Stewart,
daughter of Mrs. ANY Stew
art. and Mr.. Paul +. Tauscher.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bennett of Los Angeles, for
merly of Tacoma. will ex-
change wedding VOWS at an
informal ceremony at the As
sembly of God church in Yelm
on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Cranston of Yelm will Off
ciate.
Mrs. William johnson will sing
for the wedding. accompanied by
Mr.. Lee Pyke, cousin Of the groom.
Miss Eva Ettinger. aunt of the
bride. will be maid Of honor. and
Miss Ruby Tauscher. sister of the
groom. will be the bridesmaid.
Mr.. Thomas Pullman. fiance of
the maid of honor, will serve Mr..
Tauscher as best man. and the
nSnfF VIII DE MI. II ANTS AA'A 80
Miss Ruby Tauscher will have the
guest book.
A reception at the home Of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Ettinger of Yelm, will fol-
low the ceremony.
Both young people are grsdu-
stes of Lincoln. and they will
establish their new home at 301
No. l. st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett will de
part for their home in Los Angeles
Immediately following the recep-
ton, taking with them their
daughter, Miss Ruby Tauscher,
who will spend her vacation with
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Will Wed
In Autumn
Reveals Engagement 10
Mr.. Brooks al Supper Party

News of the engagement OF
Miss Marian Mccarthy. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Mccarthy. 10 Mr..
Thomas II. Brooks. son of
Mrs. Marie Brooks, was clever
ly announced this week at a
party given AT the home of
Mrs. Philip Bartenetti.
when supper sas served ~ a
table decorated with pink and
white sseetpeas. white tapefs
and lace mats. guests wefs pre-
scented with individual oofsages TO
which were tied tiny scrolls with
white satin ribbon. carrying the
inscription. Marian and Tommy
late August"
The bride-to-be Is a graduate II
AquinaA academy. ana her nance
Of Bellarmins
Guests include Mr. X " Nc
csrthy. Mrs. Nd Callahan Mrs.
John Campbell. Aias Doris Cool
idge. Miss Doris kuno. Aisa Mar
garet Danzl. Miss Rebooea Dock,
Miss Edna Cook. Miss Angelin.
Grubisa. Aiss Julia Jean Lsahey
and Miss Lorraine Mclaughlin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Couple Wed
In Everett
Ceremony Followed by
Canyon Crook Reception

Candclabra with tall tapers
on either side of nm altar re-
splcndent with white and pink
gladioli and ferns. lighted the
setting for the wedding Of
Miss Elaine Chriatins Sidlsy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Sidley OF Everett,
10 Mr.. Dorric G.. Ranaick Of
Tacoma. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ranaick of Aberdeen.
The vows were exchanged
ut 10 o'clock in the morning In
the Church Of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help In Everett
with the Rev. O'Callahan Of.
ficialing.
nrs Clyde Dieksy ~ A0nfse
sang Ave Maria and PANS An
Esileus' with NJ. william leach
~ Everett a. the ofnanlsi
white slipper satin vas warn
BY lhs bride. n Nas fashioned
siih . shlusa bodice. sweetheart
nsskllns and led ~ mutton sisssss
which tspsfsd 10 . point over ths
wrist Her white ttils veil ~ss
edged IN chsniiliy lace and "a
tended 10 the fun length ~ the
train 81 tins dress n NAa held IN
place BY. q halo - SEED pearls.
gardenlas ard sssn#onla formed
tho bridal h-gBnqust &bieh sas
lied A1th white satin nbt,oH.
Miss Eileen sidisy ~as hsr
SISTERS maid ~ honor and vote
s0sn ~ nlush pink chiffon 2isb
lace lnseis IN ths full salif sslft.
she wore a PIMA halo hat ~ act
and carried pink snapdrazen2
slth iaysndsf Elaaloll tied with
PINK tBlls.
Additional attendants Nsfs Al.~
iva Hanslck ~ ADsfaesn. SISTER
~ the bridegroom, y hs wore blas
chiffon sith s4ssihsaft asekltns.
ablffsd sleeves ana foil sAlff.
and Miss Marian Tfstsnid ~ ~
sfstt stss Nsfs ths sans e0ief -
grssinn style. Their fioNsfs ~sfs
Ysii1N -ispdfsEons ard lsssnsisf
sWsstpsAs lied zith ysiles taiis.
M. Raymond TfstNoid ~ ~
sfsff go fhs b@af mar ans B.sssfs
nsfs NJ Donald Jordan ~ ~.
sfsii. Mr. Hohsr, Esonsyies ~
Olympus. M Donald Kerry ~
snoii0aish. Mr. homan chaiia n
4 ieFdssu
Fof her aA4Khtsrs wedding
Mrs. ssdisy ssrs dasty ro-s efsps
slfh blue accessories lad a eefs
sage - pink reashssis Mrs. hans
sies eiss.ss a tsaek and ante eco
f4nss sslt slth @hits accessories
ard ysilsss fcsenalds fer hsr fiee@s
srs
ne seeding party fsefivsd tss
guests - canyoa creek ksdzs
sfiss ths ceremony. eiedisal saf
other sumner fig1sfa ssfs used
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Sister FeteS
Bride to-Be
Marriage 70 Mr.. Herreid
To Be Summer Event

The charming home IN
Washington Park. Seattle. Of
Mrs. Nels Johanson vas the
scene Of a gay party Friday
evening. honoring the host
eSs' sister. Miss Celia Grace
Scofield. who Is TO become the
bride of Mr.. Theodore Her
reid this summer a. a home
ceremony.
Entertaining also vas Miss
Scofield'S other sister. Mrs
Hervey Hllands of Portland.
The affair was crystal shower
with bridge and buffet supper
following.
Assisting in serving the guests.
who were seated At individual Ia
hles. were Mrs. Harvey Scofield,
mother of the bride-elect, Mrs.
Raymond Frank Of Puyallup, Mr..
Herreids sister. Mrs. Matt Her
reid. his sister-in-lsw. and Mrs.
George Tart.
Mrs. Johsnson formerly made
her home in Tacoma before going
to Seattle to live.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
HousepartY at Lake Louise
On Spinsters' Calendar
Summer Cottage OF Miss Rose Mary Burke Is Setting
For Annual Festivities This Weekend

Two weeks ago members Of Spnster club enjoyed an
evening of dancing the Olympic bowl in the Olympic hotel
in Seattle. This weekend they having house party
at the cottage of Miss Rose Mary Burke Lake
Louise
The girls will begin their weekend at the lake
Saturday afternoon with swimming and boating. An out
door supper has been planned for Saturday evening be
followed by games and late bonfire. The girls plan
rise early Sunday morning for church and the
lake for late breakfast to be followed by another after
noon of swimming and boating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Second Child Born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. lverson

Mr.. and Mrs. John Iverson. Jr.
Of Olympia are receiving eongrstu-
lations on the birth Of their sec
ond child son, July II Al St
Joseph's hospital. The little boy
has been named Paul Wayne.
He Is welcomed by his sister
Sharon Evelyn. and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs John fverson. ST,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Wassberg
all Of Tacoma. Great grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hoiny Of
Dresser. Wis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Summe, Visitor
To Return by Plane

Miss Joy Finrow Of Spokane
who has been visiting her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Snapp and her cousin. Mrs. Ed
ward J. Flanagan. will leave for
her home Monday by plane. A
talented young musician IN Spo-
kane musical circles, Miss Finrow
will return to the coast IN the fan
TO enteg the University Of Wash
ington. She Will make that trip
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Finrow. During her stay
she has been entertained inform
ally on many occasions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Means feted
Before Departure

Dr. and Mrs. PAU p Means ard
their children. Gordon. Msrsi
Virginia and Charlotte were hon
ored IL luncheon Tuesday afternoon
At the home Of Or. and Mrs. Edward
n Todd. That afternoon they eft
for Eugene. Ore. where Or Means
has received an appointment a.
head Of the religious department
Miss Florence Todd assisted At
the informal affair on the lunch
con table = lace cloth was used
with a centerplece Of gay garden
blooms
Or Means came 10 the College
Of Puget Sound tWo years ago
from Singapore and has oeen direc-
tor n public relations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Blundells Mark
Wedding Anniversary

on The occasion 81 thnlr twenty
nth anniversary. Mr. and Afs
william niundeil were pleasantly
surprised recently At = party IN
m. home Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
prldeaus. where over four score
guests had gathered In honor Of
IN. couple
An appropriate cake decorated
The table. from which refreshments
were later served. During ths
evening several vocal selections
we're presented by the Misses Betty
Fields and Helen Thrane
The guest list included Messrs
and Mesdames Peterson. VII
liam ourran. ~. lAndssrnm u,
Olson. NJ Fislds. " HufmArh. J
purmsrs. n Burke. william John
son. ~. Cole. A i4ndatrom, 7.
nrciwiok Leon onrrn, J swan
strom. J. Pridsaus u Aalm. a
Aaim, & swsnstrom. r Main. q
Main. william Pointer. y Ruhan.
N Taysi. A. Holmes. q. Fjsfms
dahl and A Arnthen
mssdhmeA NJ Miller. A aiyisr.
a. white. l.. aiytsr. W Peterson.
A Erickson. " Burks. A Ander.
son. Dickson. 7. Brsisiok. N.
Hatson. A utEaard and 4. haslion.
Misses Burma Miller. Dorothy
White. Vsrna Peterson. Eva and
Lila Petersen. Betty Fields. Molly
Lund. Fire Ia and Bsrgiiot TaYet.
Eleanor srsiwlek. haesi Love-.
olga smuisnd. nslsn Thfsns, Pearl
Burke. Grace Ia Won and Violet
and Jean Hlund.li. daughters 90
ihs honored couple
nessfs Alvin Llndslrom. Alfred
essnstfom. i<s Erickson. James
md Don Pridsaus and Donald
HodY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
O. R. c. Auxiliary
Anticipates Outing

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 inc
Order NJ Railway Conductors viii
have its annual picnic al the main
picnic grounds at Point Defiance
park Tuesday at y 80. Mrs. P.
{. Hall. chairman. assisted BY
Mrs. O. r. Mccall. viii serve the
coffee and ice cream. Those at
tending are asked 10 bring their
oUn table service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Deerines Have House
Guests From East

DR.. and Mrs. Friedrich Hall Van
Bergen of Minneapolis, MINI, ar
rived recently 10 be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs William o. Deering,
en- route to BremertOn where DR..
Van Bergen will inferno. He will
20 on to Bremerton in the near
future but Mrs. Van Bergen will
remain IN coma sometime
lnr,r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Take Vows in
Fort Chapel
Couple VIII Establish
Home on Long Island, NY.

In n wedding Of unusual
beauty at Fort Lewis recently
in the post chapel. Miss Mar
iorie Grace Murphy. Of Du-
pont, became the bride Of Mr..
George Gibson Sosman. of
Westfield, n. j.
The bride. the daughter Of
1t. Col. and Mrs. John George
Murphy. was given in mar
rage by Major John Chester
of Fort Lewis as Colonel Muir
ply was unable TO leave his
station at Fort Richardson.
Anchorage, Alaska. for the
ceremony.
Bridesmaids were Mrs Sosman's
twin sisters. Misses Patricia and
Nancy Murphy. The bridegroom >
brother. Mr.. Robert sosman. served
as best man
Setting of her deep tan, the
brides gown with white chiffon
velvet bodice and full net skirt
was charming. Mrs. Sosman com
pleted her costume with full
length Illusion veil held by a halo
Of gardeniaA. and bridal bou-
quot Of cascading gardenias.
The bridesmaids. in long dresses
Of ice blue marquisette psnelled
with lace. wearing Juliet caps Of
rink larkspur. lavender swsetpess
end pink roses and carrying bou-
quets Of the same flowers, formed
dainty picture.
White glsdioli and white tapers
decorated the chapel for the after
noon ceremony. Officiating At the
Episcopaliar service was Chaplain
William r. Patrick. Of Fort Lewis
A reception was held In the
garden Of the Murphy home IN Du-
pont. following the ceremony.
Mrs. SosnnAn attended the Uni
verslty Of Washington during the
past year. and the bridegroom
vas graduated from Brewster
eoademy IN New Hampshire and
the University Of Michigan.
After their honeymoon in the
east. the couple Will be 81 home
A. 1901 2i0th st. Bsysids, Long
Island. New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

sfoind tbs fnoms and ~ ne
tabls. surrounded ~ eseeseisnrs,
tha 1aslding eaks .s4 the center
plses
Ml~ Georgia isuHals Owens cut
ths SEEDING ssks aaa Ms Frank
4. Morris 4as N charge ~ fns
guest tpok-
wban tbs young egspls left "a
their SEEDING trip ae~n ms ufs-
son coast and On to Aait i.sks
c1ty th@ bflsis ~nss . pa'sdsr nias
tailored sasf alta sntts seess-
~nflss sna a sofsage II E.fa~alss
ard ssansoHis.
Wbsa thsr Fsfufn alter Asa :
fhsy .ili - sf Hafns n tho
C.Hhis apartments ia rseosns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Democratic League
plAnt Annual picnic

The Wonzns Pierce County
Democratic league Vili hold ~
annual picnic AZ the main picnic
grounds Al Point Defiance Aug ].
Those attending are requested 70
provide basket lunches. but coffee.
cream and sugar viii be provided
Further information may BE- OBJ
tanned By calling Garland s426.
Nomsn's club. Falkland Evan
9elicAI Lutheran church. Will meet
~ the summer home ~ Miss June
d NELSON a. 8 O'Clock Thursday
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Miss ScOtield Is Widely HOnOred
AT Terrace
Mss 5ius. Mrs.. Morton
Are riosies~s Saturday

Luncheon at Lakewood Ter
race Saturday afternoon Al
$50. At which Miss Frances
Gus and Mrs. Lyle Morton
entertained. honored Miss
Celia Grace Seofield. bride
elect Of Dir. Theodore Herreid.
The party Vas also miscsl-
laneous shower for the hrlds-to-be.
Guests were Ms Harvey Sec
nsld Nrs Matt Hsrrsid, Ars Ray
Prank 81 fuyailun. Miss seoficids
future astsr-in-lsw. Mrs HcrVey
Hilsnds. Mrs. Nels 1ohsnssn. Mrs..
J. A. Erickson. Mrs. Myron An
dsrson kathryn St Clairel. Mrs.
Emerson Wonders. Miss Frances
Guhr. Mrs Chester Doud. Miss
Dorothy Walker and Miss Mar
guerite nonneM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Tscomsn Vscsciions
Al Lie Tshoe

Miss Edna Nelson II vacation.
ing in California. A. the present
time she - visiting 1T Lake Tahoe
where she v registered a. Tahoe
Tavern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Returns 10 Home
In QuinsuIi. Wash.

Miss Jean SAMSON hss been In
Tacoma the past week visiting
Miss Shirley Ford. She hss nov
returned n her home IN Cuinsult
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
B. C.. Rites
OF Interest
w. ksrnssh stsnbers VIII
Wed ksiss Rsnsdsn Set.

Wed M;u Rsmsdsn Set.
Widespread interest ! CEN
tered in the wedding which
VIII take pIsrc Saturday evc-
ming At hzIf after : o'clock in
Vancouver. n. {. uniting in
marriage Miss Annice Rams
den. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mr.. W. Ramsden Of that city.
and Mr.. Kenneth X. Stcnh~rr.
eldest son II Dr. and Arz. q.
Strnherr q Spokane.
rhs Rsv. ,. ~ craig ~tl Rad
~ esrsmeay IN re study # a..
Mays kszllssl church vita m<r-
h@fs ~ ~ twu fsmli~. ard
slo.@ss ffsssas rrsssns
re nrtfss fsmiiv "a. sl.n macy
friends ~ aeutFssf wh<fe th<y
lived fur m<ny y~.Fs s~fefs sem=
snx n the e~~rt
ulss Is<ss< Hiehsfst>ra II Van.
caav~r viii attend the nrid> ard
Mr. ny~ Fu<~~sh wtIi - n b>st
man.
After ths esv~nany . ~>d<ssnx
reception wtn 10 h>la 81 th~ hom~
q ass . ~ krmitaxs ntss FERN
stsnn~sx. IL rrsa~xre~ms sister.
snf xfs % g. Hsmssien. the
brides sist~s-ir.ss~. viii rnaF srd
assisting ~tli 10 aiss nof~sn
ef.Fs- sna Miss rf.vs k<mhis
NJ s'ssn~fss mnts~s sd 80.
ter hrsh metasea ff~m sressrs
fer tho ceremony
After . ssssalas trip n arak-ps
n fesr ~ fivs DAYS NJ. saa uf>
fs.ms.i~n ~ill 10 81 hrms n~ss
me hfsas wss s<suestss N rrrs-
ilsh ses.~ss ard h<s hasssra "a.
lsHa~s ws.hsnsse. state ssIlsse.
Ne affiliated ~tsh Alpha rsa
osness fraternity and IL na~ ss~~-
eisssa with tho aaaarfh SILVER
town s,.sss ssss
lsswth.vw~- sssssssssIsw
A recent rseams wedding ~
particular charm ard beauty vas
that ~ Ma. Beatrice Eih~i string
fsila~ N NJ. ioseph e Nav
sherns. performed Fee~utiy a shs
homs ~ the hridss parents. NJ.
ana Mrs Lloyd = sissnsfsiless.
The bridegroom u Tire ~aa n Nr.
saa Mrs. Alfred ". ltswsNfns
me RES. Cyrus Alsaftsa~ rad
the ceremony whseh vas pfses~st~a
~ harp music ~ Filth knsrp
lAindErsn -ha played "t.ssnes.
train" and BECAUSE
Ths bride wnfe /. canfsasssss
blue se-sums suit ~ wu.i crepe
with bTa~n ssess~assss and : eaf.
sags ~ white asentas. rhs hssa~s
only lswsify vas her rnand sals
ioekst. . an ffan ths bride
Efaafn.
Hsr sniy sister. Miss Eisxnar
stfinHfsliow. sftsua<d her snd
wors q brusn crepe dress with
matching accessories and . enrs
sage 20 gisasalL Mr.. vlnscns Haas
Was the bsst man.
Mrs. htsinsfsllow ehn~~ = hlss
costume ~tth msshsas accessories
and . rofsaxs N ehlts xssdsns@s.
Ms. tiawthesns @ass a blsek
enstum. with matching seesssoftss
and = cofsass ~ rsnh F.sss ssa
wtits refnstlons.
The wsdfiinE tabs pisss before
q Fireplace h@nksa ~ith hask ala
marry and ~nlts kladioll. Hhlts
stoek ~as isssd through ths haus~.
a. esfs tall ~blss tspefs IN
crystal holdsfs.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17
d. Nj. Cuts
Holdings
Of Stock

NEW YORK, June IL General
Motors Corporation reports 10 tho
New York Stock Exchange that il
has reduced holdings 10 124, SIS
common shares from $40. 306 as a
result OF operation Of the employees
bonus and savings plan.
United States Rubber Company
during May purchased 1900 COM
mon shares TO place holdings at
l0,4l6 shares.
Allied Stores Corporation re-
tains SOB shares of ) per cent pre-
.ferred following retirement of
3.344 shares.
Borden Company acquired 49,
424 capital shares and disposed of
49, 24 such shares between Febru-
airy 6 and May Is Between May
ID and May 81 the company ac-
quired 600 shares and holds %, 354
shares.
lnsuranShares Certificates, Inc
Cancelled $500 capital shares to
put holdings at 200 shares.
Lone Star Cement Corporation
retains no common shares, having
retired 29,l9S shares held.