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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
For Sunday, Lly %
MARCH n TO APRFL 20

Arios-Very favorable Mars
influences augur for achievement
and unusual opportunities in
military and government in
terests, sports events. travel and
IN activities requiring courage,
initiative, daring.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 20
Taurus Matters Of gentle
character. courtesy in dealings
with others and patience are the
highlights FOR greater content
ment and harmony Enjoy the
privileges compatible with the
Lords Day.
MAY Fl TO JUNE -
Gcmiui-Today may be con-
Trajectory in aspect with some
interests receiving goodly share
OF bonefic rays, such as diff
cult and enduring tasks and
activities, while more delicate
affairs require extra care and
thoughtfulness in handling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
McKays at Crystal

THE ARCHIBALD Me.
KAYS are week-ending Al
their Summer home al Crystal,
Mich.
They rave as their guests
the Edwin Krieghofs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
60 TO Michi|Iinda

MRS. +. KAY FORD and
subdeb daughter 80 Nancy
49,. have gone up to Michil-
linda. =. to visit Mrs. Ford
mother, Mrs. +. p. Bracken.
Mrs. Ford will be back in a
week -.
But Nancy will stay with
her grandmother all Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Mrs. Decker's Guests

MRS. JOHN r. DECKER
will have two house guests
49,. the Misses Josephine and
Florence Bryant Of Hartford
Conn. who ere expected on
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

JUST patch the leftovers your bag
Teddy Bear quilt II be quilt coorful
Finish Teddy with bit of outline stitch.
contains pieces diagram Of block:
sewing instructions: yardages diagram Of quilt.
Send TEN CENTS n for this pattew the Laura
Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mcn.
orders for patterns Canadian
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Supplement

The concentrates should he
used as supplements in cases
where a particular vitamin Is
needed and in cases where II is
more practical TO take vitamin
concentrate.
Expe Giant and nursing
mothers and babies need extra
amounts of Nitamin - and in
the Winter there isn't enough
sun to furnish this vitamin
Therefore. concentrates of hall
vcr oil or cod liver oil are essen
tial.
In tho treatment Of alcoholic
neuritiS. enormous doses Of Vita
min b are sometimes prescribed
with results that seem magical.
The underweight who has TO
force herself 10 eat can take
thiamin chloride for time to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Vitamin Concentrates
Supplement Regular Diet
BY IDA JEAN KAN

DO NOT GET the idea that
as long as you get enough Vita
Minis YOU are going TO be tenn
ing with health, regardless of
your other habits.
You can feed a person chock-
full of vitaminS and set him in
corner and let him stay there,
and nothing would happen.
Our goal is perfect nutritional
health. but even the best diet
in the world will not accomplish
this alone
1t takes an all-around program
an adequate diet. also enough
fresh air and sunshine. and
enough exercise TO strengthen
the organs and tissues Of the
body. What is takes is a pro-
gram Of healthful living
And right here might be
good place 10 mention the vita
min concentrates They are won
derful. no doubt about that!
And they have a definite place.
But that does not mean that
every one should stock up on
vitamin concentrates.
Don't lose sight Of the fact
that vitamins come in food and
that the average person can get
them in their natural form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Enterprise Sets
Scoring Pace

Enterprise takes a turn today
featuring the Women's Major
Bowling League. In winning twice
from Altoona, 1887 to 1889, at West
Detroit last night, Enterprise had
GIT in the first, the fourth high
single game of the season.
Genivieve Colando recorded the
sixth high individual series with
215-225 in GIT. Ekhardt & Becker,
high single game holder, had a
932. or IA pins under its own
mark established April 81. E. & B.
stayed in a tie for second by
taking two from Rainbow, 1888
to 1927.
Olympic jumped its lead to 10
games by winning twice from
Chene-T rombly. although losing in
total pins. 2539 to 24S3. Schmidt
swept Twenty Grand. Palace de-
feated West Detroit, Kinney swept
Delmar in the other matches.
To complete the edule
within the date limit, the teams
meet Sunday at Red Mill Recrea-
ton and Monday at Palace-Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
MGA Will Open
On May Il

Opening matches in the Metro
politan Golf Associations league
will be held Sunday, May Il, Jack
Winney, chairman of the tourna-
ment committee announces.
With at least % teams assured
at last nights meeting at Idyl-
Wyld Golf Club, there again will
be three divisions. Matches are
scheduled for every other Sunday
until the championship playoffs.
The NJ. G. A. open amateur, an
nually one of the top competitions
here. has been set for September
CT at Duck Lake. A limit of $50
players has been set to make GER
tain play is completed before
darkness. A 72-hole medal event,
Sc holes will be played both days.
The Women's Met will open its
season on Wednesday, May ID. at
Ridgement, Weekly events again
will be played with the complete
schedule to be announced within
a few days.
Mrs. William Berggren and Mrs.
L. NJ. Conroy top the associations
handicap list. Both are listed at 10
strokes.
An NJ. G. A. mixed foursome will
be played August II at Loeb AL
pine. The Now open amateur again
will be held at Bob o'Link. Quail
flying rounds may be played from
August 2 to II, with match play
beginning August Is and continu-
ing until the twenty-second, when
the finals will be played.
Denny Shute, former British
Open and National p. G.. A. cham
pion. will play in an exhibition
match next Wednesday at BEDFORD
Golf Club. He will pair with Jack
Winney, Redford's pro-manager,
against limerick Kocsis of Lake
pointe and AL Watrous of Oakland
Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Two French Drivers
Cable 500 Entries

INDIANAPOLIS. May i
GNS)-Rene Lebegue and Jean
Trevoux, French race drivers, have
cabled from Vichy their entry in
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
5C0-mile race on May 30
Lebegue. who triumphed over
motor trouble to win tenth place
in last years contest, has sent
word that two French Talbot cars
had been cleared and that he and
Trevoux were hoping to obtain
passage on an American export
company liner from Lisbon, Portu-
gal, tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Lucky Howard Has His Backers

II you feel lucky, and do you could string along with
Charles Howard Francisco millionaire and owner OF
Poers Cap Howard this of the is
still called Lucky just he happens such horses
as Seabscuit, Kayak II and Midland
Howard barely missed owning Porters Cap, the unucky
fellow. him tell the story.
We o the Saratoga sales Tom Smith CHS traner)
and l." relates Howard.
II have q theory about yearlngs-never pay than
81 500 had decided liked this Porter colt But
he had a crooked hind leg Mr.. Boeng famous aircraft
of stable pointed out he didn't for
crooked leg. and he did not bid.
We'll Smith decided bid crooked leg and ALL We
$4,000 and further. The bidding
ceeded 81 COOL 200 busy talking TO but
he heard lament Going, going S150
Just time Smith shouted, $1,000. So got Porers
Cap"
Cap wins the Derby 1t will be the first time since
that West Coast has turned the trick Norwich
1922 bought by fasteners before he Won
Pacific Coast have triedDauber finished
second Indian managed get third and Howard
Midland finished fourth All the others Topped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Por+er's Cap Sensational

When Porters Cap clicked in 204 As for the Derby
distance-a mile quarer-ast Sunday, oldmers could
recall only two worked in such sensational
called Sterling the route in preview
the following contender named
Coyne worked five seconds faster But these
Derbys before Saturday and figured
the horse that covered the Derby distance In
1881 present record for the distance and weight
now carried work for the Derby after trial in
Maryland, being clicked then in 205 3-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
St. Joseph Beaten

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, May l.
The University of Illinois baseball
team evened the series with the
st. Joseph team of the Michigan
State League at one apiece when
they won. 80. here. Tuesday St
Joseph won, 2-1. The game was
featured by circuit clouts by
Lavere AStroth, Illini second
sacker, in the first frame and by
Paul Milosevich, Illini first base
man. in the fifth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Routine
Big Part
Of Golf
{ CONTINUED from First Sport Page
should follow. And an orderly
routine is a good start"

Continued from First Sport Page
should follow. And an orderly
routine is a good start"
What to include in the pre-
liminaries, according to Wat
rous, is largely a matter of
individual characteristics of the
golfer and his swing,
It is well, among other things,
to sight the line and adjust the
grip, Watrous says, pointing out
that to delay them until the
position is taken over the ball
causes tenseness and a certain
amount of confusion in the
golfers mind.
"All the better golfers attach
much importance to their pre-
liminaries," Watrous points out.
land any break In them or
omission can and does threw
them off their game.
This routine IL continuous
and flowing. 1t thus keeps hands
and body alive. allowing them to
respond to the swing"
EXPLAINS ROUTINE
What does he include in his
routine?
II adjust my grip and get
picture of the shot while stand
ing back and to the side of the
ball." he explains. "As 1 step
up to ball I draw the club back
so that IL arrives on the ground
back of the ball simultaneously
with the placing of the left foot.
II take one more look at the
line while waggling the club and
adjusting my right foot. Then
I'm ready for the take-off, to
start the swing"
But remember. as he said be-
fore, all this is done in an
orderly manner-and it's con-
tinuous.
Watrous has followed this
routine for years, with only an
occasional adjustment. Detroit
ers who have been watching him
in tournaments readily will rec
ognize it as his. Other profess
SIGNALS regard it as one of the
best in the game.
Tomorrow - Mortie Dutro Of
Red Run is interviewed on play
With the long irons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Derby Opinions,
Good and

Continued from First Sport Page,
ready by beating Whirlaway in
the Derby trial"
DISPOSE will dispose of all
doubts about him, just as he did
winning the Flamingo and Ba-
hamas Stakes"
ROBERT MORRIS Is dead
fit, and didn't he win the $4,000
Excelsior Handicap at ia
maica?"
"SWAIN has been keeping
quiet and nothing much has
been heard from him, but don't
forget he had to have some
thing to land fourth nationally
among two-year-Old winners last
year. Also, he likes mud, and
IL hasn't rained on a Derby
crowd for years. Play the aver
ages"
MARKET WISE Is still In
the market, just as he was In
gliding over the better knowns
TO. capture the important Wood
Memorial"
"STARETOR IL an outsider,
sure, but he's big and strong,
and who says an outsider can't
VIM What about Gallahadion
last year,"
"VALDINA PAUL has run
third so many times he's bound
to keep getting better. And
there are always surprises"
That's the Derbytowr chit-cha'
as of today. It's just the usua
ore-race talk-every horse has hi:
'upporter-but maybe one of then
S right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Chrisfoforidis K. O's Domero

ST. LOUIS. May l. - (INS) -
Anton Christoforidis of Greece, the
MIA light heavyweight champion,
today held two-round kayo over
rugged Johnny Romero of Mexico.
The battling Creek dropped Ro-
nero for the count after minutes
and 81 seconds of the second
round in their scheduled 10-round
non-title bout here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Cosmos METERS
Mark Up 44th
Win in Row

Running their winning streak to
"A straight without loss in dual
competition. Hamtramck High, de-
Tending city tennis champion, cap
tured its fifth match of the current
season al the expense Of South
eastern. so.
Central's so shoutout victory
over Chadsey was the fourth
triumph in a row in West Side
meets. Sherwood Morrow, play
ing in the third singles spot,
downed Bob Winters. 6-3, Cd, for
the lone point as Western whipped
Southwestern. Al.
BEDFORD blan k e d Mackenzie,
Wilbur Wright fell victim to u.
of d. High apd Eastern lost TO
Miller, all by so scores.
SET GOLF MARK
L. Of D. Highs golf team set
new team low medal score rec
ord of 315 as it trounced Wilbur
Wright, 1910. Carl Sielaff was low
medalist with a II over the North
Hills course as the Cubs bettered
the old mark by one stroke.
Pershing won its third match in
a row when it defeated Northern,
1921. with Yves Powell low medal
ist with a II. Cass Tech whipped
Highland Park, 9l2 to 2l2.
Bill Pacuk's SO earned him the
lone point as Northeastern dropped
one to DENLY. Ill. Jack Lawson
and Irving Marose were low with
SIS. Central lost to Chadsey,
Ia to Az.
I. or d. HIGH 5, WRIGHT
kinger CwwJ. 81. so. Jack Brodhead
Up) defeated Paul Eros CWW), 81, al.
Fred Leydg (UDD defeated Clavin Rowe
(wW). go. SO. Tom owens and Charles
Palms UDl defeated Don steler and Bob
Ford and Jack Farley UD) defeated Bill
Konelt and Bert Macdonald (WW),
MILLER S, EASTERN
Dick Ensign (MD defeated Charles Smith
(E), a., rs. Tiber szabo tMl defeated
Clarence Gray. a., so. Carl Butten-
miller (M) defeated Mark Palombo (El.
s,2; 90 chris wi. Wilson and Jim NJ knowles
(E). 81. 40. 90. Bob Tandy and Ted
Schmidt CMJ defeated Hubert Hill and
Freeman Bradley (E). so. 81.
WESTERN 4. SOCTHWESTERN
Tony Steiber (Wl defeated Mick Yatch-
man tsW). SO, al. Dick Bsckerach (W)
defeated Dave Balough (sW). go. so.
(swl defeated Winters (Wl, 90,
So. Doug White and Jack Robinson tW)
defeated Charles Gross and Dick BagoZZi
tswJ. SO. 6-3. Andy Pasky and Bob
Newak (W) defeated Al 10th and Tom
HAMTRAMCK S. soUTHEAsTERN
Fred Kovsleski (HD defeated Fred Shedd
tsE), 81. 81. Harry Witczak (H) de-
feated Al Prunk tsE). go. so. Frank
Gralla CH) defeated Jim Pearson (sE),
so. so. Julius solnik and Harry Rem
Bob cochrane (sEl. so. SO. Alex Luz
szczynski and Ed Koliba CHD defeated Joe
Bruno and Doug Willis (SE), g.. 81.
BEDFORD 8. MACKENZIE
Bob Hicks (R) defeated Bob Patterson
tMack). SO, 81. John Chaplin CR) de-
fested Bill Kinney (Mack). SO, As. So
Carl Scott (R) defeated Herb Stevenson
Bob Richards tR) defeated Keith Trace
and Ed Davidson (Mack), 90. 90. clar-
ence McCsrdell and Joe Petit (R) de-
feated Louis Ulatowsk and Elmer Wiede-
man (Mack), 60, So
CENTRAL s. CHADsEY
Al Gross (C) defeated Ed Bartos (Chsd),
SO, 60 symond Gottilsb &C. defeated
stan Choskey Chad. SO, SO. Bill
scheartz (cl defeated Ed Nalazawaki
Naimark (C) defeated Jerry Bartos and
Eugene Busta (Chad). SO. 2-6. 6-3. Bob
Victor and Don Shapiro (Cl defeated Hugh
DAILY and Ed Poauskiak CChadD. 6-l, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Mamakos Win Earns
Him Shot al Title

WASHINGTON. April 30
GNSl-Steve Mamakos of Wash
ington earned a shot at the
national boxing commissions mid
dleweight championship by defeat
ing Ernie Vigh of Newburgh.
n. Y, in a 10-round fight at Uline
Arena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Season batting average.
Season team batting average
tBatted for Judd in fourth inning.
Slated for Hash In sixth inning
Bstted for HuEhson in ninth inning.
Boston 600 200 1872 8
DETROIT $50 013 OOx-12
Runs batted in-McCosky York 5. Hig-
gins Tebbetts 3. Tabor, Pytlsk, GreenberE.
Campbell. Fox. DiMaggio. F1nney, VIII
Hams Peacock 2. Two-base hits-Tebbetts,
York 2 DiMaggio. Three-base hits--Mc-
Cosky. GreenberE Home run-York. Left
on bases-Boston IL Detroit 3. Double play
-Newsome n Doerr "a FoNN Bases on
out-By Judd ] BY Hughson 2. by New
som 3 Hits-On Wagner 5 IN inning
or Judd IN innings of Hash in 2
inninFs m Newsom In innings OF
Gieheu 4 IN NJ inning. Winning pitcher
Newsam Losing pitcher-WsEner Passed
ball Tebhetts umpirss Passsrella
CelEel and Pipgras. Tihe-2:71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Zale, Hostak TO Meet

CHICAGO, May 1.-QNS)-
Middleweight Champion Tony Zale
of Gary, Ind, and AL Hostak of
Seattle will meet in a title bout
at Chicago Stadium May 2S. Zale
will receive 35 per cent of the net
gate, and Hostak will get 20 per
cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Thew SAY He Needs a Jockey

Yes there still is Whiraway beaten decsvely in his last
starts looking for miracle jockey to win Our Boots
look at it, Market Wise surprise
Wood Memorial; Robert Norris new-found
with many, and Dispose Little Beans Blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Probable Pitchers
BY international New. Service

By international News Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ut St. Leuis-Benham W.
Caster.
Philadelphia nj Clevelsnd-Knott VS..
Teller.
Washington at Chicago-Leenard vs..
Dietrich.
Boston at Decentralization vs.. Bridges.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. Louis at New York-Warneke vs..
Gumbert.
Cincinnati at Brookiyn-Walters vs..
Davis.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphis-Bauers vs..
johnson.
Chicago at Beston--Lee Va. Tobln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

BY BOB Wlup&y
DO You Want to Make a Derby Bet?
Here Are Odds on Starters
Who,s eoing 70 wiz the Derby?

Who's going win the Derby?
it wherever you go who's 1t gonna be what
do YOU think? what about this and that? Anyway who's
going TO win the Derby?
So for the readers present the probable
Kentucky Derby field late SATURDAY. afternoon: -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Pin Sector Quiet,
Leaders Keep
Positions

One change-a new fourth place
holder in Class B. over-average
team event-was the only shift in
the standings of the City bowling
tournament at Whittier Recrea-
ton. At Dearborn. the minor
events leaders were undisturbed.
Tonight's schedule at the Whit
tier calls for teams from the Mac
cabees, Detroit Union Produce
Terminal, West Chicago Recrea-
ton, and Mack-Boulevard Leagues.
TABBERT SHOOTS 64s
Only one team, Sigismond from
the Mack Boulevard House, is
billed in class IA. the champion
ship fight. Frank Damico's Diems,
Jack DiGiovannis' Debonair Club,
Earl Budnick's Schmidts, also
from Mack Boulevard, look prom
ising in the overaverage divisions.
Jimmy Jackson's Berghoffs from
Vernor-Livernois did 2911 last
night to go 313 over their par and
to make fourth place in class B.
Herb Tabbert had 244-200 in SAB
and Ernie Weigert 220-220 in 613
to furnish the better scores. Jack
son had SGT, Clarence Charest,
$50, and Joe Greytok, 500.
At Dear born. Norman and
Arthur Riske were best in regular
doubles at 1113. Arthur Taube led
in singles with 203 in 572. Joe
Raymo and John Lash were next
with 1041.
FAIL TO PLACE
In the overaverage section,
Serge Lasusky and Robert Mack
with 1898 were 1872 to the black.
Dick Lindsay and Harry Mroz had
164.
Walter Carlson and Clifford
Allin had 1867 with Carlson doing
210-209 in COS but it was only 50
over their standard and not
enough for a first five position.
David Macarthur and Ernest
Fleming beat their average by 104
when they boarded 1852 but were
still 81 pins short
STANDINGS
CIAQQ Az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
THURSDAYS GAMES
Jersey CITY Al Rochester.
Newark a. Montreal.
Syracuse A. Buffalo.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Minor Leagues
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
THURSDAYS GAMES
Toledo at ST. Paul.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
indianapolis al Kansas City.
Columbus al Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

PLYMOUTH-'a0 de luxe 4-door sedan. like
new car shiny robins egg blue fin
ish: mohair trim built-in radio de luxe
heater. good tires. ~ plates. dual extras
and only S599 for this guaranteed beauty,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

PACKARD-'3a "120" LIGHT eight 4-door =,
sedan. spotless factory blue finish. cus
tom tailored slip covers since new; "a
heater. dual extras. ~ plates. low mileage
really clean. 1878.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

These and many more real buys
will be found In today's Autos for
Sale" classification.
TIMES WANT ADS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

MERcURY-'39 club 5-pass coupe; origi-
nal throughout and spotless. push-b button
radio. de luxe heater. 81 plates. ". W.
tires, dual accessories. Really ready. sale
price x49e. liberal trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Continued from First Sport Page)
ready by beating Whirlaway in
the Derby trial"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
France Protests
RAJ Syria Raids
International New. service cabl.

BEIRUT, Syria, May II. -
France, admitting German planes
flew across Syria lin transit" to-
day lodged vigorous protest with
the British consul general at Bel
rut. charging hostile acts against
France
The protest was lodged by Gen.
Henri Dentz. high commissioner
for the French mandate of Syria.
Not only were airdromes at
tackled without warning" an Of
fetal statement said, but leaflets
melting to dissidence are daily
launched over Syrian towns"
"These acts" the statement
said. "are fragrant and hostile
acts against France"
A communique issued by au-
thorities of this French mandate
said % German planes which
made forced landings at Syrian
airdromes were attacked in the
British assaults against the air.
dromes- at Palmyra and Bayak-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Ban New Issues
.|nDefenseStdmp

WASHINGTON. May IL
Stamp collectors hoping for new
issues of defense Savings stamps
are due for disappointment.
Post office and treasury officials
today said there were no plans for
further issues beyond the original
stamps which went on sale when
President Roosevelt launched the
drive to raise money for American
defense and aid to the democ-
racies.
Sales of the issues. it was said
are going smoothly at thousands
of distribution agencies through
out the country, Exact figures
were expected TO be made avail
able the latter part of this month
or the first of June.
According to treasury officials,
thousand units daily are being
added to the distribution system
for the stamps. Banks and saw
ings and loan associations are en-
listing in the drive in encouraging
numbers. even to the extent of
hiring extra clerks and buying adj
vertlSing to insure their successful
sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
CIubwomen
VI
Buy New Home

The Detroit Association oil
Women's Clubs has announced the
purchase of a new club house al
326 East Ferry avenue. Mrs. Rosa
L. Gragg. president. said Saturday
the structure will have space for
club and lecture rooms, a day nurs-
cry. luncheon room and cafeteria
and increased recreational facili-
ties.
There are 80 clubs grouped in
the Detroit Association of Women's
Clubs. Their total membership is
upward of 1000 women.
Among the activities now under
way in connection with the formal
dedication of the new club home,
is a popularity contest. Winners
will be chosen on the basis of their
interest and achievements on be-
half of their association.
Leading contestants include Mrs.
Creela F'indley, Mrs. Charles DiggS,
Mrs. Otey V. Smith, Mrs. Minnie
Donovan. Mrs. Bessie Clark, Mrs.
Merge CoVington, Mrs. Mary Bray
and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson.