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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Ex-Convici
Arrested as
Safecracker

A paroles from Mcneil
Island penitentiary. Leonard
A. Mccoy. 2s. Thursday de-
MED any connection with the
IL safecracking attempts UNI
iertaken here in recent weeks.
he was questioned following HE
capture st dawn IN . swamp a.
Ea 7Tth and nay SITS. adjoining
the Milwaukee railroad tracks.
whvre he had fled after neins dis.
covered trying To break open the
safe At the Tacoma Dairy. 1907
Es nth st. shortly after mid
night
shlvering. with his hands raised.
he surrendered To Detective George
Berssrson four hours later
lie was discovered at the TIA
coma Dairy by rrowl Car Officers
Frank Wright and l. n. ovsrdah hi
a. he was erouched st the safe
with q small flsshiigh, In his hand.
Sighting the officers. the man fled
through rear entrance and
headed for the swamp.
Fourteen officers, including
Lieut.. William Tarrsr. aided In
the search. surrounding tho
swamp and finally forcing the
man 10 surrendvr
Mccoy served terms 81 L~sven-
worth penitentisry and the Okla
hona state rsformstnry before he
was SENTENCED n Mcneil for vio-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Draft Evader
Gets Prison Term

SPOKANE - Hans sehimanski.
~. ~.s under ssntsnes 70 Is
months IN federal prison Thursday
on charges Of drsf, evasion.
Federal Judge L<~ls y. seh~si-
lsnbach p2.<ed ssntsnos late We'd
nssdsy after tina colbsrt farmer
vas found guilty 81 refusing 70
register for ssisetlys services bs-
cause he thought the is1 vas un-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
3 Billion in New
Taxes Proposed

WAsHfN6TOS - Secretary Of
Treasury Henry Morgenthsu
Tbursdsy submitted 10 congress
sionsi majority and minority lead
srs program providing for the
levyins Of t3<t4 900 900 In new
taxes
This largest tsn program bn
American history was rs<sm-
uended b. NorEenthaa ~ .
treasury conference with the
congressional fiscal ieaAers-
He said xftervsrd thar the Lead
srs' reaction was unanimously
favorable.
The ecnferepee wss n pro-
lude 10 drafting Of nsw leKis-
iatioa, which win iseseass
taxe. Tremendously 10 help
pay for arrnaments.
Aorgsnthau estimated that fed
sral expenditures during the Is4z
fiscal year. beginning this July.
would amount 10 sis 900 900 900.
He proposed that tvo-thirds Of
this BE- raised by taxation new
and oid-and a third BY borrowing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Army reserve offi-
GERS from tina Northwest viii meet
At Fort Lawton this weekend 70
direct a theoretical motorized troop
moysmenf under war conditions
Officers viii come from ths area
bounded ~ Portland. sroksns and
BeIhnsham. About zz3 we're a.
peetsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

SEATTLE Mayor Earl hiiiikia
Thursday sought 20 end rimors
with q statement that he still has
not chosen a successor 10 Police
chief william D. Sears. who u
scheduled 10 retire April -. and
that he will not announce ths APP
pointmsnt until May /.
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IA 9s~AImns anA 2. 4. oeopoD.
80. prssiaent sed manager ~ ~
Tacoma chambsv - ce0mesuA
Thursday we're IN russs ~ ptane
for = t~c-wssh business tssp -
Warrington. d. c.
~ So Nm 'n~s~,s $4,000
~ tssnoIulu are visiting RELATIVES
ard friends bsss. Ri<hArv1A :
Honolulu Importer. y Inc sus -
~. 80 M. =. q. nDehas<A -
No. Yakima ave. Ths visitors 80
sspsessd " saii fov hosns wsthsa
the nsnt fsw days TAsss -
daughters ere In private seA~G -
the island and esnsia soe safo@-
psny shsir parents hema
mast y. Nssey = considering
Spisias shs Tseoma Young MSsFs
Business club.
~. tse~sgs =. omeo hAs -
vissA Tacoma snAool tsAehero
sbsss are sppsoEimasssy - sssae
health certificates snptsssG ~
Jsss. rssss wsii havs - - ~
nswsd.
ssswss1 = tbs~&1. aspsrsnisn1ene
tconsinusd ~ paGs .. colpms -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Rail Fares Cut
For Service Men
Furlough nuts
Asked II " Cts.
Per Mile
(Editorial)

April / The Tacoma Times
suggested that railroad and
bus lines grant reduced fares
TO service men on furlough.
Said an editorial published
that day:
&c. II should be In
order 10 ask them trail-i
roads and motor trans
port eoneerns) 10 give
heed 10 a wish Of the boys
who gave up careers Ia
don uniforms and Of the
folks back home who gave
up the boys. They ask.
and need, lower fares on
trains and busses."
Today The Times was
happy 10 receive the following
communication from Leslie
W. futile, the Northern Pa
cifie's local passenger agent
and representative Of the
Western Military bureau for
Fort Lewis and Nc Chord
Field. announcing a one and
one-quarter cents per mile
fare:
Am in receipt OF the fol-
lowing telegram from our St.
Paul office
IAN territorial passenger
associations hare approUsd
fpriou0h fares for personnel
Of army. navy, marine corps
and coast guard on furloagh
or pass on bosis of one and
ons-qpGrtsr cents per mule.
Tariff IL being prepared and
application has been made 10
the Interstats Go N cree
communion 10 hare arrange
msnt become sffectius May T.,
but sydct dnts cannot be de-
terminsd until ps hear from
them. Announcement -
being mnds today By Prssi-
dent Psiiev Of the Assoeia-
ton Of American Raiiroads.'
This aeoomplishes the
very thing your recent
editorial suggested that
the railways do and
should enable many Of
the boys on low salaries
10 visit their home folks
on leave
For all Of which The Times
offers thanks and congratu-
lations 10 the railroads. and,
in doing so. feels confident II
expresses the reaction Of "the
boys and their home folks"
and the public a. a whole.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Water-Wheel
Kills Child

Search for an eight-year-
old boy. missing since late
Wednesday, ended about 6
a. m. Thursday at a pictur-
esque water-wheel on Clover
creek, where the father found
his son dead in the revolving
mechanism.
The boy was Clinton Lofgren,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Lofgren
of Rout. 7, Box 67a, Clover Park.
With the father when the childs
body was found WAS c. w. Beal.
the lads grandfather.
The boys father Thursday
expressed the opinion the lad
had stumbled Into the wheel.
his clothing catching on . set
screw In the mechanism before
being entanglod In the gear.
The forward motion Of the
wheel. which 10 st close TO
the ground. entrapped the boy.
crushing him against the
ground NJ II turned.
The vster-wheel 10 located
within $50 yards OF the Clover
Park school In the middle Of
large field owned by J. d. Arm
strong. II 10 only a short distance
OFF the Grsvelly Lake highway.
Left on Bicycle
The lad. reported missing about
D. m. Was last ssen by his par
en,s about $50 Wednesday when
he rode out Of the yard on hi
cycl. he had received ss = birth
day present March 90 MS eighth
birthday.
His mother called 10 him. telling
him dinner was about ready. and
ne replied that he wss Just nd
ing around" Eeighbors reported
seeing the Lad at the Clover Park
high school watching a ball game
a Bat later in the evening. and II IL
believed he went over 70 the wheel
after leaving the school.
Found NJ DsybreAk
The lads parents. state patrol
men and county deputies conducted
a search for him until long after
DARK After a tleepiess night, the
boys father and grandfather left
the house az dsybresk TO continue
the search sight Of the Doy's
bicycle near the watershed led 10
discovery Of the body.
The body vas taken TO the
B5ckley-Kins nortusry. where
funeral services will De announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Harry Huse Quits

OLYMPIA - Harry &. Huse,
state patrol chief since January.
1889. handed his resignation TO
Gov. Arthur Il. Langlie Thurs
day afternoon. u WAS accepted
and William &. Tbayer ap-
pointed a. acting chief, effective
when Huse leaves on April 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S.000,-
600 came out of an eight-hour
nightmare of explosion and
flame Thursday. II was the
biggest German air raid of
the war.
Tens of thousands wandered
homeless in search Of food and
shelter, thousands mourned dead
or wounded relatives or dug in
ruins in search of them.
Parts of London looked like the
ruined parts of cities whose names
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

BERLIN-German planes drop
ped more than 100000 incendiary
bombs on London during the night.
in probably the greatest air raid
of all time. Nazi agencies assert
ed Thursday. and warned that the
attack, in reprisal for a British
raid on Berlin April Q. would be
followed by others IL Britain again
bombed "non-military" detectives
in Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Nazis STAGE
Deadliest of
Blifz Raids
BULLETIN

LON DON While German
planes were giving London its
heaviest raid Of the war. Royal
Air Force planes were raiding
northwest Germany. concentrat-
ing on the important city Of
Bremen, the air ministry an
nounced Thursday.
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clio WooDWoRkERs CALL STRIKE VOTE
OUllulNS

WASHINGTON Congressional rsrrvss1 nsruony
h.s department or6ev
suspend al rstrc~s arsste hsss sri es
prctueten this we<s.
psNvra = v~~.ra nss-ss..s s~is. r-s-v av~. -
m~ssa representative - tss nss - tsAvseh huus -
rNsvsxay ssvssupa>st fe1sn.
ts~s n ~ h~ssss 80 ~s~~sas t~1ussvn
naval AFFAIR." <e~ssstss rhsspv
amendment vlasor r< e~p~s-
m.',en features 10 ahnr Disputes sn ssfnss pus
rArM nsAcm rA-fs. NE. - p~.s.us = wss1~ -
rsshs thss pse<rss1 Aapyepnn
rssn ns.sA's ~essng s~nsun -
nsrs~sss rAssssay.
A.s ~ ~ nusvs q ~
v Aresn. editor n me
GsnEland hntscats rnarsday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight. Saturday. Tenn
perzturss: High. 81; Iow. 20. sun
rises, Sis; sets, 7s0z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
SHIPYARDS
MAY HIRE 5000 MORE
Local Plant Awaits 0keh
OF U. S. TO Quadruple lis
Production Facilities!

When and II the u. $. Maritime commission gives the
word the Seattle Tacoma Shpbuiins Corp ready to
quadrupls its production facilities here General Manager
Walter l.. Green said Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Employees
Disagree
BULLETIN

Observation-Disclosures at an
international Woodworkers Of
America (CIO) union conference
here Thursday afternoon re-
jected employers settlement
offers on their wage increase
demands and called y strike vote
Of the unions 10000 western
Washington members. The vote
will he taken among the vari-
Gus local unions between now
and April rs and results an
nounced In Seattle.
AFL Lumber and Sawmill
Workers of the Puget Sound
district will be advised not TO
accept the 5 cents per hour
wage increase offered by the
Lumbermen's Industrial Re-
lations committee, Earl Hart
ley, president of Puget Sound
district council of the AFL
unions asserted Thursday.
I'll leave ii TO the public TO
judge the fairness of the offer, "
Hartley declared. Five cents an
hour increase in base wage would
mean only a 63-cent slice out Of
the average 1881 profit per thou
sand feet of lumber made by the
Washington-Oregon area mills.
IF that's all the operators in
tend to offer the men who turn
that lumber out for them, then |
say it is small recognition. not
worthy of acceptance and our
unions will be advised not to
accept it"
VIII Meet Again
The temporary wage increase
of S cents per hour. effective April
l." was announced Thursday as
the offer made by employer COM
nittees representing mill and log
cling operations to committees rep
resenting both AFL and C1O
fIwA) unions in negotiations con-
Quoted separately.
The negotiations were opened
here in meetings held at Hotel
Winthrop. Another meeting is
scheduled for next Monday.
Labor elements involved now in
consideration of the offer include
the AFL Lumber and sawmill
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The War
In Brief

LONDON - Lsn1na $4,000 -
burned - iufswaffs pounds esptent
for eight hcass u osssss ssaA -
~ss; sheas~sAs h0ansisss. many
parts ~ Loodoa In ruins. usrusAno
U.S. gigantic n~w ssnhs: Lord -
Lady stamp Killed. Brttias -
Gsssss hattie Germans ~aiosg -
tire treat 10 Csssee. RAJ rntdB
northwestern Germany. eo~cee~
trsfss N ff<smsa, bslisvs nstttno
sastsrn nsdissrrssssn posltioa -
proved ~ ~sce~anfut rssfseaare
sssisss German offensive ~ ent~
hum
nGna.iS - ssssunas sknt1 -
ssss II sssv1s n nssne 0oymOnD
asss; sepsss o1aiAnas 49, ognG1D
s~as Grs~k-Alnnn6ns ersaeAo0s -
sssssasv nshsanG - 1sesstssoen1
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ssss aaAs. 49, @svs 49, leeoo9
NE bsnbs; sspsss bs1nngupuuo
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Baseball Finals
AMERICAN

Chicago ..... 900 900 900 6 Z
Cleveland -. 100 100 00x-2 Z o
Lee and fresh; A. Smith and
Hemsley.
Washington at Boston. rain.
Detroit at 81. LOUIS, rain.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma .........,..... ~. BIO. 900
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uosses9 = us~A mspeS5nsen0e4&
iconsinued ~ pa0s !. cojsssss -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Clubs And Lodges

The Coiored Business and Pre-
'ossonsl Mems dub had smok
TUESDAY June q.
The Ann Arbor women's civic
rluo's closing ol' party was given
~ me home ~ Mrs. Daisy Gulley
Dlirh lunch served A feature -
ne party Has lottery. Mrs. Da-
WIT keafcr, one ~ the guests. drew
t1e lucky nlmber The prize was
-cf ~ two beautiful liner c.sh
towels and cloth. A beautiful pair
- hose MAS presented 10 Mrs Msrv
Becalfy a. going away gift by he
president. Mrs Winfred Vaughn.
Among those present were Mrs
William Haynie Mrs WiliarHen-
derson Mi lseila Brooks. Mrs. An
fhonv Woods Mrs Cedric Morris.
Mrs Baron williams Mrs. Wallace
Franklin Mrs William Momdmus
The guests were Mrs. Marjorie
Bryant and Mrs I.ora Reynolds.
The Nikhiingales, husbands and
friends. we're entertained out az
Wild Goose Lake last Sunday. The
hosefsses we're MIS-. Lonny Gray
o.. Mrs. sarah Johnson. Mrs. WEIGH
Caprich, and Mrs. Elmer Carter
Breakfast was served in Mrs. Cap
rich's cottage. cocktails in Mrs.
Grey"r's cottage. and dinner At the
club house Among the guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Post Script

The third stanza OF Andy Razafs
song, I'VE Are Americans Too"
runs thusly:
In Eighteen Ninety-Eight we still
Had work TO do Al San Juan Hill
We more than made our presence
felt
To dear old Teddy Roosevelt"
The reference. OF course, IS TO
The colored boys who fought in the
spanish-American war, the Michi-
gan contingent OF which convened
here the week OF June 1915.
BY some mistake the name OF
Miss Baker was substituted over
the photo OF Miss Fairfax. Addi-
tons to the list Of graduates are:
Dr Clement Scott OF Detroit. doc
tor OF public health, Miss Euvnies
Barrow. sister OF Joe Louis. AN.
history. Miss Cecil G. Posey Of
Scottlandville. La. AM In English !:
Miss Carolyn y. Parker OF Gaines
Vile. Fla. MS. in physics, and w.
y. Pitts. Jr., of Talladega, AM. In
history.
Guest OF the Palmers, 1850 Wall
street. is Mrs. Palmer's mother,
Mrs. Viola white Coins OF New
Haven. Conn, who Is a former
dean OF women at Fisk university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

we're: MISS Lottie witklitfe and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams.
Mrs. Mary 3. Beckley. local club
and lodge woman. waved fon !
goodbye 20 little Ann Afbor as she
boarded the west-bound Mercery
Saturday. June 81. She will visi;
hsrsister, Mrs Daniels, in Chicago.
and from there 20 10 Oklahoma
20 spend the Summer months with
her father. returning here IN thc
Fall Mrs Beckley Oncidentaliv.
her name is now Mary Bridges I.
has heen very active among the
younger club women. Besides her
church afilation. she is member
Of tho Ann Arbor Civics. Artistic
Bridge club. Golden Rule and East
en- stars Her last weekend here
vas succession Of parties given
~ her honor by associates and
friends The last being a little in
'AHtii ftH'H ~ JH4td JuTN V'iNi'
tram time Mrs Beckley is pictured
above in a striking pose by Jewett.
The L. Frank Cheeks Camp No.
SO. Us Spanish war Veterans held
their state convention sunday June
u through June is al the Michigan
Union Activities began With Mem
orial sertices ~ the First Methodist
church on sunday evening. There
was a banquet on the 10th and a
dance on the 18th. Among those
present were.
Ranking Sergeant ]. Ephram. II.
Brown, tho officer Of the day. Com
rade Dean. Comrade S. Carey and
Color Scrgeants " j. Castor and
John Thomas All except the last
two named were from Detroit.
Among the women were: Mrs.
VI Green, past president OF the
Detroit auxiliary and Mrs. Warrick
who was elected delegate TO the
National convention in Omaha.
Neb. Aug 1G: Mrs. Jones, presi-
dent OF the Detroit auxiliary and
Mrs. and Miss Alexander.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Our Sympathy To:

Tae fgiends and family o. Mrs.
Louise Jones Of Greene street vho
died lsst Thursday al 81. oJseph
Mrfcy hospital. services were held
from second Baptist. Monday. June
~ she leaves her husband. Hop
Jones. and three daughters.
To Mrs Samuel Thomas and
Jane smith. who we're involved in
an accident Friday afternoon. June
o. They were on their way 70 Dex-
TAR. Mich, 10 serve a dinner party
a that time. Mrs. Thomas is in ST.
Joseph Merch hospital where her
condition il reported serious.
To Mrs. william zebbs. who IS
in the same institution for a rest
and 10 Richard Dennard, who IS
recovering from an operation.
To Mrs william simmons. also
Nrs. Henry McGinnes. the family Of
Harold Turner and 10 others who
may be so confined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

Mrs. Marjorie williams gave a
birthday party for her husband Or
Vile williams and brother. George
Kersey A. her home Saturday. June
81. Among those present we're {;
Mrs. George Kersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.
George Scott. Tim Berry. Allen
Morris and Mrs. Lora Reynolds
Of Ann Arbor; MIR. and Mrs. Ir-
vine Williams. Mrs Amar Mel
and Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
OF YpsilantI.
A beautiful luncheon was given
wednesday. June rs by Mrs. Sam
uel Thomas Of Greene street for
Mrs. Mary Beckley who Is leaving
our city for Oklahoma TO spend the
Summer The table was very beau
fifuI with lovely bouquet a. a
centerpiece and very quaint place
cards AZ each persons place. Sher-
~ wine was served IN The living
room before luncheon. which con-
sisted or fried chIcken( home-nade
rolls and a very pretty. a. we'll a.
tasty dessert Of devils food cake
around a roll OF vanilla Ice cream
and after-dInner coffee.
two tables were then set M for
bridge. Among those present were:
Mrs. Mary Beckley. guest Of honor;
Mrs. 8. Thomas. hostess: Miss Ger
sldlne Roland. Mrs Lavade Mat
thews. Mrs. sedric Morris and Mrs
Lora REYNOLDS.
An afternoon bridge party was
given In honor Of Mrs. Mary Beck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

ley ~ Mrs Anthony Woods o.
Fr.er street. Mrs. Baron Wilt
ans Won FIRST p-!ze. q lovely cameo
locke. and Mrs. Beckley. boobie
pi.zs which was lille pig bank.
4 very tasty luncheon was served
Amonr ;aose present we're Mrs.
WAS = Franklin. Mrs Sedrc Nor
RS. Nj william Haynie. Mrs Da-
va Keaton and Mrs. Winietred
Vaughn.
Tie home o. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hasa4st $50 woodlawn avenue
Vss hesg,i,ally decorated 70 make
z Very PLEASANT atmosphere 10
celebrate TIE occasion OF their thir-
teerta Wedding anniversary. The
g.f,s. many h number, were prac-
tits. as well as exquisite. The
guests spent a most enjoyable eve-
n!rz Places we're made for: Mr..
and Nf. J. r Cromwell Ms Liz
Ian Murray NJ. and Mrs. William
o. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. udoies
ColGrs Misses Allene washington.
MAJ Virginia wilson, Prof. o. NJ.
Pharr. Mesdames Stanley Cheeks.
Wslfsr Logan. Davis Robbins Mar
jcts bryant. Mr. and Mrs. James
Anderson. Frank swanson Mr.. and
NJ. f.. watson Mr and Mrs. James
Carr George Cromwell and Nelson
Morton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

A Christian Birth Certificate. =
text, John 81. The message was
highly interesting and was enjoyed
Nv All present. Mr. Bobo was Wis
itor
The pastor requests All members
20 attend special business meet
INK 70 he held at the church saiur-
DAY. June es
The church means the recent
passing % dear member and ush-
Or Mrs. Gertrude Gardner. who
died last week.
Remember 70 visi, those who are
III in the community his week.
corinne W NJ Campbell IS the
church reporter
Clubs
The Eoorse Good VIII club met
last week AZ it's usual time and
meeting place. The club also had
a party last Saturday, The next
meeting will he held next Tuesday
AZ Twins hall at pm.
Mrs Florence Campbell Is club
reporter.
The West Side Peoples club
holds its regular meetings every
second and fourth Saturday rite AT
the clubs headquarters in HiIrs
basement. G. Oliver is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

formed the cenisrp.scs q, 49,.
rom when ne guess yer. ss-,a
out-of-tovn guess ir,!cs.s :.
and Mrs Georz= Corner CO. "
NATL Ohio Mr. AMI Mrs. Z w..
erfofdSDon. Lawrercs ara ~
Neatheeford OF Vi,1s-.or,s. ~, Y,
and Mrs. hovard seo,, srs IN "
OF Detroit; Misses i.s4 Ar, s.s
ertson and Elsie GRAHAM !. ~" y
troit; Pauline F'nrsr ara ~
Mae Ford OF Of poT' Huron W.
Alfred Wyatt and sor Car ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Matter w.l..,-. 80, =.
family. Chicago Mrs ~ 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam H1shss p..I.
Greek Mrs. LaDon -s-s- y.
Mrs. Bernie Kerssy ~ vsss,,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

James Hawkins. ST. was lovely In
white bridal lace over bridal white
satin with a bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Abilene Bloodworth OF Mus
keson. Mich. was maid OF honor.
She wor a gown OF baby blue net.
Her arm bouquet was OF yellow
roses.
The four bridesmaids wore
gowns OF pastel pink green. and
yellow They we're Miss Taliiha
Battle Of Port Huron. Miss Alice
Cant and oyela Wilson OF Albion
and Alice Weatherford. sister OF
the groom. from wilberforce. Ohio,
Reha McInioch was flower Girl
and John Curtis. Jr. was ring
bearer Mrs Ruth Parker PLAYED
the wedding march preceded BY a
SOLO 20 Promise Me" by Miss
Juaniia simmons.
Daniel weatherford was hts
brothers hest man. Attendants
were: james Hawkins. Jr.. Leon
Cant, Eide Oliver and John Ste
yens. Reuben Mccray az Albion
and Ann Wyatt Of Gary. Ind. were
Gshers.
For her dsughters wedding. Mrs.
Hawkins chose pale pink and blue
gown and corsage Of red roses.
The rroom's mother was equally at
fractive in black lace gown. She
carried sweet peas
The wedding reception was held
~ the home ~ the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hawkins. Sr. A
lovely three-layer wedding cake
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
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