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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Nazis Jail All u. 5. News Men After
Arrest of Germans by United States

\ Zurich dispatch quoted i Ger
man foreign office spokesman.
Germany n future regards Roosc-
7elt as the on.y aEEre>Sor existing
u dis W0g.G Tie necessary con-
sequences VI follow m,mediately'h
All communication was cut off
between American newspaper cor
respondents II Berlin ana Rome
aad thCu home offices.
Thc Stockholm T!dningen report
GO fyom BcgAn tEat arrested Amer
leaa. correspondents were taken 10
lie A.cXanGcr9lats police headquar-
ttss
!, said ,hat az American news
paYt. offices We're closed yesterday
afternoon. after heads ot bureaus
had been permitted to cable - the
United States state department pro-
TESTING the arrestlne OF German
correspondents.
4 tran>ocean news agency broad
-. said tha: i MIEht be taken
-. -raNtcG til. American CORE
Sno"dtu;s remaining in Paris would
be arrested and that il Was believed
lay would arrest American eogrc-
>poracnts a.So.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
|Braw!ey Rofarians
Hear War Roundup

Opposing op.Hlll- &. So. ..,a..-
hnd War deNc.gpw,. -. u......--
ed before Bea2 .e> Il ,.s... HAS
day by Ros> 7 E.c...A. !. C...s
attorney anG pa.l Je.....~ =. a.......
Of the PoSt-Pye>> ~ =. .t-...-
weekly meetnc Of TIE s..o BE-. -.
Planters hotel
jenkins outlined q saa1..:. s..
the war developments >, ..e n.-.
two years and Inlorrrs.eu MOTIVE
with some OF which FIcscaX G..:,rc&
HickcoX warned O. t.e mminca.
danger in whicnI the Cuucc state.
exists todar and stated tbs country
like Great Britain. Is ">.aW TO &c,
started but happens 70 ena .o O..
top.
Varying opinions witt aIeun,en.
and counter arguments cu.Uma.ct
with discussion Of issues bv many
Of the Rotarians present WHO be
came SO engrosSed that tie Mtc.in4
adjourned almost a ha4 noaI late.
than usual
President Floyd Shank presided.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Senate Inquiry 10
Shun War Strategy

WASHINGTON, Dee Il. up
Chairman Harry S. Truman, D., Mo.
of the senate defense INVESTIGATION
committee announced today his
group would not inquire into mill
tary and naval operations or STRAIT
egy but would confine its efforts
10 assure the maximum production
of defense materials.
Truman said that his invcstiga-
uou would proceed on the principle
thut ONLY through maximum indus
trial effort can Il prolongation OF
h0StiltlcS be avoided.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. il. 1uP9
DR. James g Donnc'ly, manager
of lie Fort Mile Veterans hospital
said tadal that 3oo Of the nstlu-
ton - patients were bcins efac-
uated A. rapidly Is possible As an
air rad psr,auuou measure Only -
of tie mo>, seriously i'll patients,
too IL L. bc moved viii remain
Dr. Daancll said the evacuation
expected 10 require less than three
days. vi ordered by Gen. Frank
T. Hines. head Of the veterans ad-
ADMINISTRATION in Washington.
FightY-ti1c OF the patients Will
be moved 10 veterans administra-
lon facility at Prescott, Arlz.; d
to another facility at Boise, Idaho;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Draft TO Register
Men 18 TO "a

WASHINGTON. Dec. Il. up
Bsiz. Gen. Lewis B Hershey. dlreC-
tor Of Se,ectlye Service. said today
:. nleht be desirable eventually TO
re4iStty al men between the ages
= IS and Ga inclusive. for military
service. civilian defense and other
purposes.
Hershey said lie did not expect
any abrupt changes i'll the present
system. or any later changes which
Wo&ld wreck our national life"
TIE present age limits for regis
tration are y TO 35, inclusive: and
for service. - 10 81. inclusive.
The need, he said, is for a broad
flexible, national registration TO
serve the ends OF total war.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Veterans Hospital Evacuates All But
ThirfY-Fiye From San Francisco Area

30 10 IiV0Tm0rc, Cal. TaClNTN. 10V00
to the Fort Byard facility at Albu-
qucrque N NJ; and I53 patients
will be discharged to their houses
Special protective measures are
being taken for the b seriously
i'll patients.
Dr Donnrlly sad the hospital.
which stands ON an imposing site
ovcrlookine the Golden Gate, Will
continue to function Is Il business
Office and regional headquarters oI
the veterans administration faculty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
NEW TRAFFIC LAWS

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. ,UP'-Thous-
ands of winter tourists to Florida
Will find plcaSanter driving con-
dltions because OF legislation al
terating the states traffic laws TO
conform with those OF most other
states. The new law and Standard
lzed road regulations and set top
speed .or daylight travel at 60 miles
per hour and so for night driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Hawaiian Casualty
List Received
ASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Dec. !. up
Chairman David I Walsh. D Mass,
{. ne senate naval affairs commit
- SAID ioGaY that Tie Hawaiian
...>.a.;N -, W. received by the
Navy t.aS magNn2 bar MI not be
n.Ge pablo fay TWO e. thrce days
- taat uoNt q KIN can be notified
-.
He Said liz II. va Ga#n from
HaNuu L SaH Francisco by Pan
Aaewean clipper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
DEER FOR PUERTO RICO

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. tUP)-
Deer from the United States Will
be released ON nearby Mona Island
under a joint project of the Insular
Department of Agriculture and the
u. S. Wild Life Service. Wild hogs
are the only form of animal life
ON the island at present
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
,,r!Fs HEAVY DRINKERS

M.NNFAPOIIS, Mimi tUP)--Ihe
question OF Wnat section oil tlle
population does the heaviest drink
ne has been ansWcrCd-lt's the m
fants. According to the current is
sue of Modern Medicines, journal
o. diagnosis and treatment, an IN
FAINT requires two to three times
more fluid in proportion to weight
than an adult. In fact baby re
quires two ounces OF tluld ior each
pound it weighs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
ALAM0-VERDE
news NOTES

~. .-- VI , D.0 S!A.Ser, MrS. 7.
c. - Fss.s Cd=y ara SONS.
. - ....',-... la Leon.
se... - = - t.e.asGHo Sun
-. ....st Nan I.tticficld
..s... 7 : ..~. ,.,..sE Mrs Myr-
- C..,- -. Nj. ."s VI. Louis
-. .. G..a...
NJ .@a ri H... Nelson of Lam
=as.e" - #egs."G -.e>.> Of Nj
- M. = B.aoa
Nj aHG Ms. Robe. mitchell Of
So Dic-o spent the weekend III the
NaAcy. visiting - The home Of T.
Mitchell and with NJ AID Ms.
Ro5ert CLAYTON.
Nj and Mrs. James Tu,t.e Of
Imperial were dinner guests S,llday
q NJ. aid Mrs. G. E. Tuttle.
Nj and Mrs. Stephen Leber of
InsleWOod were guests al dinner
Saturday OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7.
Hall OF Date Ctv.
The LeberS We're enroute to Pens
acO.a. Florida.
MIS-. K. Lycecker an dthree little
ei:,s OF F. Centgo We're guests Of
MI. Evelyn Naming MN,day.
Mrs. Lydecker and Mrs. Naming
called a. the a. W CAY home in
tie afternoon.
Ms. a. l. BernShouse was a caller
q Ms F ". Leng Friday
Ny a.d Mrs. Frank Caldwell
2re visiting Mrs. CaldWells parents.
M. and Mr.. H Underwood.
Don Moran and Harold Under
&ooa left recently for san Diego
where tie viii undergo physical
eAamlnatlon Tor the army.
NJ Rex Os.er returned Monday
eIe:Hns from Los Angeles where
sae .ad sps.. several days.
u ana Mrs. Delbeyt Alexander
= Imperial and Mrs. Matte Alex
snaer and daughter, Nema. were
recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. (
Me OF Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

GTHI!N- De- II IUP1--l German
Broadcast recorded by United Press
Al AUclIcau newspaper and press
as-a,Ia.laa correspondents n BCr-
In V,.c arrested at midnight. in
=. .....& - ihC alIcst 81 Ger
ia.n ,...os9oaaon.s II tie United
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

The business session was short
| because of the full program which
followed opening with govern
/ mcnt movie showing how tert.lize.
! is be.t utilized for farming IL The
different Agricultural sections Of tho
United States Of America. Tho pie
turcs we're followed up by Geor2o
WInWrights discussion on the mo-.
efficient use Of phosphate ferfl,i-
GER n ou" own Imperial Vale,
from thc actual experience CT gr0"'.
crs here
A.cX Ncvcrs Of Ncloland, COUNTY
dc.r2atc 10 the farm bureau con-
vontions reported On his recent
trlp 70 the Santa cruz convention.
NJ. Mc~eyy entertained me gather
in2 With h!s candid camera shots Of
loca. members and safe delegate
VINO also attended the convention.
FRANK c Holmes discussed methods
used in Orange COUNTY. his former
ZONE. 10 improve tIeir county roads.
CT. Engineer c. " HeInccke went
mo the matter q our county roads
and r0ad building from an en9i-
nrcr', viewpoint He pointed out
u al Imperial VALLEY \, fortunate in
having available this extremely hard
Dcachlnc graycl which is excellent
for rad use Engineer Heinecke
stressed tie fact that II Is lmprs
am - -NllI2c sucn available ma
,e!Ia. Tor the mO.t economical coun-
= program Of construction.
M I Thanner. assisted b. -
cral ladic. from rHe home depart
men, served delicious retire hments
II Aot coffee ana homemade cakes.
A pleasant de.el. p.,/c in Borega
S'a'e PAX Wa TO Thanksgiving
,c.cDra.ou for tic I"d!ck family.
Nj Fec PANE her brothers J. B.
I.yd.cE anc Joan L@dick Of Impcr-
ial Wrrc ACCOMPANIED H. Mrs John
sGIlE anG 'icir on. Don, Dt River
s4Gt WAO pc1t iic holidays IN the
yl.lcg tucir son Jack. who wa
lone from pa@ls College for
Thanksp.Ylng M. Harold Mason
and Ae, ,rnaI so, old Mac. Mrs.
Lydicks parent Nj and Mrs Al
pert H4if drove down from their
Ri9eralde home - join the party on
the ctscrt tog lac Gay.
Mahlon Hrbcrt. cnoo! friend Of
Gcrrs. va tie reeAl' house 6Qest
ul n and NJ, & y TpioIl
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

CORN FLAKES, AIbers Reg. pkgs. &c
QUAKER OATS. quick or rolled SIN. &c
FLAP JACK pancake ffour - SIN PIX. &c
JELL WELL. all flavors -. pkes. Ic
BROWN SUGAR, C&H. 2 lI-lb.) bxs. Sc
SPAGHETTI or nacaroni. Delicious - Sc
8 OF. box
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
McCdbe Notes

Nj. and Mrs. W. R. Farmer with
their son. John. motored to Berke-
leg on wednesday, Nov. 10, TO enjoy
the Thanksgiving vacation visiting
their daughter, Beatrice, and her
husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Guests of the Elmer ForresterS
/ during Thanksgiving Thursday and
Friday were Mrs. ForreSter's bro
ther and his family of Riverside Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Sherwood. Rose
mary. Don, Lyle. ana MS fiance.
Mrs. I Thanner drove b San
Diego with A1r and Mrs. Curt Effler
of CaleXiCO on business Saturday.
Nov. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Suntrom
were happily surprised this weekend
by a visit from Mrs. Suntrom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell
who came down from Arcadia by
auto with Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
der and their cnlIdren. Jimmy,
Diane, and Virginia Arriving Sa-
urday afternoon, the visitors baSked
II Imperial Valleys winter sunshine
until Monday afternoon when they
had TO return to their homes.
FRIDAY afternoon, Nov. 26, Mrs. J.
w. Kramar drove over from Red
lands for a weekend visit with her
son. A. Ray Kramar, and his family
Mrs Kramar made the trip by mo-
tor with MI Kramar's brother-in-
law MI w T. M and his sons,
Paul and Andy. OF Venice, besides
his d9UgEter Mar who makes her
home with Nh Kramar in Red
LANDS. During their stay in the val
lev. Mrs Kramar and the Odens
also visited the P. B. SChoOnnA kers
of e Centro since Mrs. Schoon-
maker is MIS-. Kramar's daughter
Sunday afternoon they began the
drive home 70 Red,ands and Venice.
Mrs G. Y. Upholt enjoyed visit
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Mrs. G. Y. Upholt enjoyed a visit
T4esda" from her sister-in law, Mrs.
William Sprou.e who vas spend.ng
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

COFFEE, t1i-PIane , Lib. pkg. ibc
COFFEE. Cowan's .....,.... = lib, jar 23c
GRAPE JUICE, Dainty Made qt. I7c
TOM. JUICE, Sunrch ,,, No. z can 7c
No. can ......-.......... ....-.... Sc
MAZOLA OIL, lat. 48c) . pint Can 25c
CORN STARCH, Argo Reg. z pks. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

NJ aHd Mrs Frank Caldwell
2re visiting Mrs CaIdWell's parents.
Mr.. and Mr. H Underwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

MIS-. K. LTceckeg an dtnree little
ei",s Of E. Cen.ro We're guests Of
Nh. EYe.yn Naming MN,day.
Mrs Lydecker and Mrs. NAMING
called &, the \. W. CAY home in
tie afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

u ana Mrs. Delbeyt Alexander
= Imperial and Mrs Matte Alex
snQer and c4aghter Nema. were
recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs (.
VI q Los Angeies.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Don Moran and Harold Under
Nooa left recently for San Diego
where tie viii undergo physical
examination FOR the army.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

a few days with hire parents. Mr..
ana MIS- Henry UphOlt, in Alamo
Mrs. Sproule as enroute east from
Los Angeles to join her husband in
La Porte.> Indiana, leaving here
Friday evening by train. Mr.
Sproule is occupied with guard duty
of defense productions there.
Ben Jones drove down from Ma
tional City on Friday evening for
the weekend with his sister and bro
ther-in-laW, Mr.. and Ms. John D.
jackson at their ranch.
Members of the McCabe All club
and their parents turned out in
full force for the installation of
their new officers Friday night at
the McCabe school house. Induction
OF the officers was presided over
by Lee Landerman, assistant farm
advisor and extension leader for the
All clubs of Imperial county. They
are: Billy Fargo, president; Don
Christian. vice president; Rose Ma
rie Davis, secretary: Marlin Stewart.
treasurer; and Kenneth Taylor,
publicity chairman. Miss Florence
Glenn. home demonstration agent.
gave a short inSpirational talk. A
brief business meeting was con-
Quoted by the new officers after
they accepted the responsibility Of
their new position. Following this
business session, members of the
All club their parents guests,
teachers and leaders, all joined in 4
social hour Of recreational singing
and Al club folk dances.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Ms. A. I. BernShouse was a caller
g Ms F ". Lene FRIDAY
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

NJ Rex Os!er returned Monday
evening from Los Angeles where
s4e .ad spea, several davs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

An especially fine meeting vas
enjoyed Friday evening, Mo-. 26,
by the McCabe Eucalyptus farm
center in their regular Nnthly
meeting az the NcCabe school au-
ditorium. A large crowd was present
for this first meeting under the
leadership of Ear V. c. Northrop
who is taking over after the boar/
of directors regretfully accepted
G. V. Upholt's resignation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Mrs. Thanner drove b San
Diego with Mr and Mrs. Curt Effler
of CaleXico on business Saturday.
Nov. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Nj and Mrs. Stephen Leber of
Ine.eWood were guests al dinner
Saturday OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Hall OF Date C.,v.
The Lebers were enroute to Pens
a2o.a. Florida.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Mahlon Hrbcrt. d scnOo. friend Of
Gcrrs. va the refNl' house 6Qest
ul n and N. G. = UpioIl
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

=. aAG NJ Robe. Mitchell. OF
Saa Dlc-o spen, the weekend III tie
valley. visiting - The home Of T.
Mitchell and with NJ. and Ms.
Ro5er: Clayton
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Nj ana Mrs. James Tu,t.e Of
Imperial were dinner guests Sllday
q NJ. aid Mrs. G. E. TuttIe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

N ..a III H.'. Nelson of Ian
.as.t" - #ees."a -.e>.> O: Nj
=. Nj. : B.aQn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
A||-White
Wedding
At Church
BY JOHN l.. OLIVER

IT AN all-white wedding in
"A st. Andrews Church, June
%. Miss Marie Agnes Jerencsik,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jerencsik. became the bride of
John Partyka, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Partyka of East
Grand boulevard.
The bride wore leaf-embroid-
cred mousseline de sole with
hire three-quarter length
sleeves, a sweetheart neckline
and three-yard train.
The gown had moulded
bodice. a very full skirt and she
wore a veil of illusion secured
TO a matching halo.
She carried prayerbook
topped by a white orchid
Mrs. William Roche attended
her sister as matron-of-honor
and the brides two cousins. the
Misses Anna and Velma Keller.
were bridesmaids.
The attendants wore gowns
of white ladyship organdy made
with gathered peasant necklines,
long full sleeves and full skirts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
SubHays:

For-the first time since Cap
Capriola was organi lied four
years ago the group has split
up and gone North. South, East
and West, instead of celebrating
the Fourth of July and the
weekend together.
Shirley Dorsch, accompanied
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Dorsch. went TO Buff
falo for few weeks.
Betty Davis and her father,
Charles r. Davis, are on a trip
down the ST. Lawrence River TO
Quebec.
Betty Bloom. Betty Jane Nc
CURE and Peg Adams are spend
ing the holidays with Pegs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
J. Adams. at the Adamses' cot
tage on Harsen's Island. Others
in the house party include Pegs
brother. Tom. Mary Bryant. Jack
Threlkeld. Laurin Preston and
Tom Kane.
To Charleston. w. Va, have
gone Shirley and Pat Savers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
At Brides Parents

With her rose beige chiffon
dinner gown. the brides mother
wore a matching large-brimmed
sailor hat trimmed with dusty
pink rosebuds. Her corsage
bouquet was of pink rosebudS,
too.
Mrs. Partyka was in aqua
marine chiffon and her corsage
bouquet like that of Mrs. Jer-
encSik.
Breakfast for the bridal party
was served at the home of the
brides parents following the
ceremony and at 8 o'clock in the
evening, 200 guests were re-
received at a supper dance at
the new Federation of Labor
Temple.
The young couple left for a
trip through the East. the bride
wearing a matching coat and
dress Of brown and white COIN
dotted chiffon with white ac-
cessories and her white orchid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Hosts at Cocktail Party

Alice Rae Storm of > on \
Orange, N. j., is the guest OF
Barbara Jeffrey at the w. q:
Jefferv home on Fairfax road
and was honored at an open
house her hostess gave for her
last Sunday. Tuesday evening
Patricia Peabody entertained at
a steak roast and swimming
party at her home on Quarton
road, and Patty Keller was hos
tess Wednesday at a birthday
luncheon at Devon Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Nc
Ginnis were hosts at dinner
Tuesday evening preceding the
opening performance at Will-O-
Way Theater on Long Lake
road Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Dwelley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde L. Hag
ernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens
of Glenhurst avenue were hosts
al a cocktail party this evening
preceding the dinner dance at
Orchard Lake Country Club
honoring their house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. ROLAND G. Stevens Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Marquis
MARY Ledyard) are at home on
Arlington drive in Birmingham.
Jimmy Brandt left Wednes-
day for Camp Wabun on Lake
Tomagami where he will spend
the rest of the Summer.
Betty and Virginia Hart,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Hart, will be hostesses at a tea
Friday in their home on Lake
Park drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
SMbWays:
Cal Cdprio||a Departs

with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Sayers.
Liz Richardson, president of
Cap Capriola. accompanied by
her mother and her sister. Vir-
ginia, left for Traverse City.
Pat Hall has gone TO several
well-known spots. mainly Green
Lake Country Club. with her
sister, Married., and theirmother
Mrs. Edith b. Hall.
The Delta Phis are going to
he gay the evening of July 10
when they'll fete one OF their
number, bride elect Rosemary
Clancy, with a personal shower
10 be given at Lucille Dooley's
house.
Rosemary, on July 10. will be-
come Mrs. Harvey Downey.
other members who will be
present are: Fran Baker, Vir-
GINA Henslien. Nancy Hogan,
Maude McDermott, Nancy Baker.
Rose mary Stefanowski and
Dorothy Schriber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Birmingham
Announced
BIRMINGHAM, July S.

BIRMINGHAM, July 5.
TWO interesting engagements
announced last week were
those of Nancy Fisher to James
O'Rourke Jr. and Ruth Mae
Atkinson to Robert c. Lorenzen.
Miss Fisher is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Fisher
of Kennesaw avenue and is a
graduate of Rollins College. Mr..
O'Rourke is the son of the James
Slocum O'Rourkes of Pilgrim
road and is graduate of Deni-
son University.
Miss Atkinson. who announced
her engagement at a tea Sunday
afternoon, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Atkinson OF
Shirley drive.
DR.. and Mrs. George p. Ray
male left Thursday for a three
week trip on their sailing cruiser
and have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. William Lawrence
Shaffner and Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Pease Jr.
Louis ton of Holyoke,
Mass, arrived in Birmingham
Wednesday where he will be a
guest at the home of his fiancee,
Sally Baker. and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Baker OF
Riverside drive, until their mar
riage. July II, at st. Hugo OF
the Hills Church. Among the
many parties for Miss Baker
was the tea held Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Lane Bishop and
her daughter. Mrs. Marc Par
sons; a dinner party this evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. William L,
Martin and a supper and swim
ming party to be given, July 9.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Stolberg. Mrs. Baker will give
trousseau tea for her daughter
next Tuesday and Mr.. and Mrs:
Donald will give the rehearsal
dinner July IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Honored at Tea

Betsey O'Dell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. O'Dell. who re-
Gently announced her engage
ment to Lloyd Stuart Woodburne
of Ann Arbor. was honor guest
Tuesday at a tea given for her
in Crosse Point by Mrs. Alvan
Macauley.
Bill Gilman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max M. Gilman of Dunston
road, left Wednesday for Colo
RADIO where he will spend the
Summer at the Kit Carson
Ranch.
Also leaving for the West this
week were Mrs. Henry Duffield
and her son and daughter,
George and Dorothy. They will
spend July and August at Beu-
lah, Colo, with Mrs. Duffield's
mother, Mrs. George Bragdon.
Mrs. r. j. Fairchild of Kala-
mazoo has returned to her home
after a visit with her brother-in-
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Anibal of Lone Pine
road.
Mrs. William -Brainard of
Akron, O., is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Utley. hav-
ing come for the wedding of
Barbara Connor and William
Dinner last Saturday at the
Common home near Oxford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Arm Bouquets

They carried arm bouquets of
shattered carnations, the honor
matron's in pink with blue lark
spur and the others in yellow.
They wore big picture hats in
white horsehair braid.
Mr.. Partyka was attended by
his brother. Edward, as best
man and the guests were seated
by Rome Partyka, brother Of
the bridegroom, and Alex. Jer-
encsik, brother of the bride, who
came from Schenectady, N. Y,
for the ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Seamless Seat

New bias-cut shorts which
don't creep or crawl or bind and
which boast a seamless seat.
The ones we saw came IN
striped materials and also in a
heavy version of what we've al
WAYS considered RAW silk" 10
be.
Spun rayon and wool casual
Jacket which will be found 10
be cooler than practically any
other kind you've had.
Four pockets 1.-TWO buttoned-
down, fine tailoring and an as
sortment of colors which in
cludes practically all the greens
and blues and beiges makes this
little nifty almost a MUST for
the next couple of months.
Compact cowhide kit which
houses two squared-off bottles
and a set of shining metal cups
for dispensing you-know-what.
Someone's finally had a BRAIN
wave and produced poker chips
with holes in the middle so that
you can slip them over the little
poles in an accompanying brass
stand when not in use.
For the bachelor host and his
impromptu entertaining:
A line of Acknowledgements
products which includes such
-easy-to-prepare snacks as la
males. chile con carne and
corned beef hash all ready to
serve but for the heating up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Leave for the East

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar A. P.
John of footing lane are spend
ing this weekend with their
family at the Old Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. O'Con-
nor of Avon lane entertained a
group of friends at dinner this
evening at Bloomfield Country
Club.
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster and
her daughters will leave about
July 10 to spend a month at
Marion Harbor. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elton
Buck of Townsend avenue LETT
Wednesday for a months fishing
trip through northern Michigan
and Wisconsin.
Mrs. George A. Beecher and
her three daughters left today
for Lake Manistique where they
have taken a cottage for SIX
weeks.