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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

hnn 10 head the newly created
OPM division OF contract dlStri-
button. II Will ne his job 10 keep
hundreds OF small plants and
shops operating that otherwise
would have 10 close down al least
Temporarily because Of priortlcS
cllrtallmcnts and material short
ages.
oDLUM'S BIG J0B
The President specifically
charged Odlum IN an executive
order with the major task OF see
M that the little fellow gets his
share Of defense contracts and
that his plant IS retooled for heir
fullfillment with a minimum OF
unemployment,
The White House, in making
Public the Presidents executive
order creating the division, stated
that il was in furtheranCo Of de-
termincd move on The part Of the
administration 10 help tho smaller
business units Of the country TO
obtain a fair share OF the defense
orders. and 10 prevent, so far as
possible. dislocsuon OF industry
and unemployment Of workers in
plants where production has been
curtailed by pliorities and mate
rial shortages
Setting up of the new division
was announced by the White House
after the President conferred with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

has been divided into nine sections
and Miss Marble has already be-
gun canvaSSinG available leaders
for regional SubdlrectorS. She and
her associates have agreed on the
slogan which she expects 10 be a
rallyinC cry to feminine health and
strength
Hale America" is 10 be the
slogan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

Under Secretary Of War Patter-
son. Under Secretary of the Navy
ForreStal William s. KnudSen and
Sidney Hiilr1an for the 0PM and
Rear Admiral Emory { Land,
chairman OF the maritime commits
sion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

United = { 2 ties
e. on ference OF
M a y O = $, 10
crack down on
business eStab-
liShncntS that
c h a T &c more
than limits pro-
claimed by Fed
eral Price Ad-
m in is I rator
/ @ on IIcndcr-
son.
Most business
firms, he said,
must have uu-
nicipal licenses
to operate, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

: I'M a : h bottle
neCkS and build
the arsenal Tor
democracy.
After a TO
minute confer
ence with I h Q
President Ba-
ruch made Ii
PLAIN 10 news
men II a 1 he
had little con-
fdcnCc IN the
super defense
board. headed
by Vice PrCSi-
d emit Wallace.
being able 10
Give N q de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
New 0PM Unit
Created 10 Aid
Small Business
By GEORGE DURNo

Int1 New, Service >tsr Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. Small
factory owners and their workers
from all over the country today
looked hopefully 10 FLOYD =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Fighting Trim
Alice Marble viii Train
Women for Defense

NEW YORK. Sept. 8 Alice
Marble of tennis court fame
plunged +eaaA-ln1n- the taSk-nL
making American women strong
for whatever duties the national
emergency may impose on them.
As ono of the cOuntTN'S first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

. q ! "a m
New York.
i n iustrial-
/ $ T. 7 q r
p T election
from 7 he
violent dis
! o C. 4 ton
" n i c h
I h reatcnS.
as the full.
impact OF.
war inc
q c q nonnN
nla keS it,
self felt
once again.
o n { n .
L n ! / c d.
States
President.
r 90 ScNelt
named Cd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
THE WRECKED DEPOT AT RADNILISKIS, RUSSIA

A ground view indicating that the Germans captured
the two of the Luftwaffe wrecked railroad station at
Radvilsks The German caption the photo exuts:
There will be trains coming out Of this station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
A FEW
REAL ESTATE
VALUES
From Today's
Classified Section

STEEL. li1Sp Vacant large room
hri,N. bedrooms. ,upro'm .rrfestiou
room with fireplace tho hs'h. steam heat
Et0kei hriCh garage $1,000 terms
BRIGGS. IsfIE Colonial In brick. g. qNl.
terms beautiful rooms, fecrea ionAl
nssemcut Wfu 1ascun-aitc heat. land
scspth ward. arae gsrat,.
CADILLAC BLVD Near Mark urauful
nrICk 2-Aaf $50. large ruums excellent
coma Hon terms with - 300 down.
BONITA AVENUE Nearly new face brick
hunEaIpw. bedrooms baths terrace
rnasorIre Kitchen, General Electric dish
washer oH burner, brick EarHEv, must eel
~ once 50 goo
NOTTINGHAM. 5l06 5-a only 2 years
old recfeation and toilet IN basement.
oil sit.conduiortd. tie kitchen. awnings
34cAr garage cash 20 n. a. mortgegs
BUNGALOW lakewood. corner Linvhe. ?
bedroom income type. natural fireplace
nook tile kitchen, time saver. ? years old,
v. " A. terms
NATIONAL, near Grand River iO.room
steam, 2-car garage, $500 down.
s ROOMS. half basement, hot water heat,
nrst-ciAss condition. rent from broom
apartment makes payment. 81 9Ooi terms.
BENiTEAU. near Jefferson broom. also
attic rooms finished steam 81. 300
CONCORD 1888 G.afayettei s.r1om re-
conditioned, - go, reasonable down
paymenf
HIGHLAND PARK 20 FarTand bed
rooms, corner home near school
HftBBELI.- Closing estate 6.foam Dutch
Colonial dsEIsble location tcIms.
TRAvYRsE vtN pYKf 2-anjs s..
basement 81 lNo Pea i.f31ni AiIN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
B. T. IA.
Senior and Junior
Sisterhoods

manship of Mrs. Leo Mandel.
Every one of the 40 members is
working enthusiastically to
make this event equal the sue
cesses of past years.
In an effort to cooperate
with Rabbi Joseph E. Krich-
stein to the fullest possible ex-
tent, B. T. M. Senior Sisterhood
also has taken on the pleasant
task of helping with the social
hour which follows Friday eve
ming services in the synagogue.
Senior Sisterhcod meets twice
a month, the first and third
Mondays, at the homes of the
different members. It Is affiliat-
ed with the Women's League Of
United Synagogues, a national
organization.
Present officers are Mrs. A. S
Levine, president; Mrs. Henry
Reese, vice president; Mrs.
Meyer Edelstein, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. M. j. Ginsburg,
recording secretary; and Mrs.
Jerome Balas, treasurer.
JUNIOR SISTERHOOD
The B. T. M. Junior Sister
hood organized and elected its
first officers in 1898.
Mrs. Sam Madorsky was the
first president; Beatrice Rosen-
blatt, vice-president; Mrs. Max
Shell, secretary; and Marjorie
Feldman, treasurer.
Among the charter members
who are still active in the work
Of the organization are Flor
ence Davis, Miss Feldman, Mrs.
Jack Nagel, Mrs. Madorsky,
Helen Lafcovitz, Bessie Levine,
Hilda Levine, Rose Levine, Mrs.
Shell, Rose Litwak, Beatrice
Rosenblatt, Sadye Rosenblatt,
Sylvia Zeve and Esther Zeve.
The Junior Sisterhood gives
bridge parties at local hotels to
raise funds for the synagogue
and for its charity work, and
once year, usually in the
Spring, the group stages play,
with all members taking part.
Meetings are held twice a
month in the Junior Sisterhood,
also at the different members
homes. Following the business
meeting, the members usually
play cards. he Junior Sisterhood
has 81 members.
Officers are elected for one
year terms. This years president
is Mrs. Shell; Helen Lafcovitz Is
vice-president; Malvina Altman,
secretary; and Florence Davis,
treasurer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Eonsevaton Superintendent
Elizabeth Reese
Heads Girl. Reserves

MORE THAN 80 Mount Glenn
ems High school girls became
members Of the Girl Reserves 1t
an effective ceremony last eve
ming In Zion Evangelical church.
The new msmbers resolved
their pins and lit their candles
signifying membership, In Q
service conducted by Yolanda
Van Beversluys. Nancy Lewark
assisted.
Immediately following the
service, Miss Van Beversluys
announced her resignation. due
to graduation at the recent Sc
mester end. Elizabeth Reese,
vice-president, becomes the new
president.
Corsages were presented to
the speaker of the evening, Miss
Mary Rogers 81 the. high school
faculty, and to the two advisors
of the Girl Reserves, Miss Bar
bara Teall and Miss Jane How
ard. ~
Mrs. Walter Tiffin (Marie
Behnke) played an organ solo,
1.-THE Lost Chord" during the
service. 10y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Parents Reveal
Engagements

MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
r. WILSON. 20 Lodswyck ave-
nue., announce the engagement
and approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Eleanor Mae, TO
Howard Alvin Speer, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Speer, Of this
c. ty. The wedding will take place
on Saturday, March 10.
A linen shower, honoriny the
bride. elect, was given last eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Wilson, Asbury Park avenue,
Detroit. The assisting hostesses
were Miss Wilson's grandmother,
Mrs. Lester Baker and Mrs. La
mont Haverkate. Among the 20
guests were Mrs. Ted Leonard
son, Mrs. Grace Bradbury and
Mrs. Alvin Speer Of this city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Civic Chorus Holds
Board Meeting

THE BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS of the Mount Clemens
Civic Chorus met last evening
at the Tryloff home on LODI
ewyck avenue, with Mrs. Anna
Shanahan as hostess.
Mrs. Walter Kunkel was ap-
pointed recording secretary, up
on the resignation of Edward
Rugenstein of Utica.
Plans were discussed for a
games party for all chorus
members, to be held immediate
ly following Tuesday evening
rehearsal in the near future.
It was moved that an invita-
ton be sent to the enlisted men
at Selfridge Field to attend the
chorus rehearsals on Tuesday
evenings from 1880 to $50
o'clock. The chorus is now re-
hearsing for its Spring concert
of 1.-THE Bohemian Girl.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Child Study Group Three Hears
illustrated Lecture on Glands

DIR. DANIEL FOSTER gave a
most illuminating lecture on
glands Of internal secretion to
members Of Group 3 Of the Child
Study Club.
DR.. Fosters talk was illustrat-
ed by slides, and covered the
field of well-known glandular
disturbances. He cited cases of
hypo-thyroid and hypo-pituitary
development, which means un-
derdevelopment of these glands,
and described the results.
Tracing the history of this dis
covery, DR.. Foster pointed out
that although an experiment in
1905 brought to light that small
doses Of iodine would control
thyroid conditions, II took 20
years to teach people to take
advantage Of this discovery. He
pointed out the success Of sim
pie treatment In control Of CLAN
dular conditions.
Last evenings meeting was
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

WITH AN EARNEST DE-
SIRE to perpetuate the observ-
ance of Jewish traditions and
ideals, a band of women united
in 1884 to form the Beth Tifilas
Moses Senior Sisterhood.
Their purpose plain in their
minds, they worked faithfully
in the service of their syna-
gogue, and within year their
accomplishment inspired an
other group In the synagogue
to form the Junior Sisterhood.
First officers of B. T. M. Sem
Tor Sisterhood were Mrs. Joseph
N. Scher, president; Mrs. Jack
Feldman, vice-president; Mrs.
A. S. Levine, secretary-treasur-
er; and Mrs. Meyer Edelstein,
corresponding secretary. Other
charter members still active in
the work Of the Senior Sister,
hood are Mrs. Samuel :Gorden-
ker, Mrs. j. H. Malbin and Mrs.
Leo Mandel.
The Senior Sisterhood has
from its inception assisted in
maintaining the Sunday school.
Hebrew school and adult educa-
ton classes In thet j n9segue.
Members nde, only g 3lnds,
but also Hiv6s unsti& hSH Of
their time and energy to help
any part of the cultural pro-
gram of the synagogue.
Such q broad scope Of activi-
ties needs careful planning, and
so q Embarrassing committee was
created. This year Mrs. Isaac
Barnett Is chairman of the COM
mittee. Two major projects are
sponsored annually, the rum
mage sale and the Lincoln Day
Tea,
DESSERT-BRIDGE
The latter-the Lincoln Day
Tea-has this year been ex.
banded into a dessert-bridge.
with bake sale in conjunction.
It will be held next Wednesday.
Feb. IL, in the New Glenwood
Hotel, under the general chair
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Mothers Club
Plans Party

PLANS WERE made last eve
ming for the annual card party Of
Donaldson Mothers club, to be
held In Donaldson school on
Monday evening, Feb. "a, at
eight o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Pringnitz Is general
chairman Of the event, proceeds
of which will 60 to the clubs
charitable activities fund. She Is
to be assisted by Mrs. John
Powers.
Mrs. Herbert Irish, Girl Scout
director, entertained the MEM
bers after the pot-luck dinner by
an interesting talk on Girl
Scout work, after which she SUI
pervised a number of games.
Two new members, Mrs. Ster.
ling Peltier and Mrs. G. l.. Tat
ham, were welcomed into the
organization last evening.
Mrs. Albert Krause was ap-
pointed entertainment chairman
for the balance of the school
year.
PARTY REPORT
Mrs. Daniel Merritt, II Hub
bard avenue, reported on the
third and final card party of a
series given by members for the
benefit Of the club. The party
was held yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. Merritt's home.
Five tables played 500 and
bridge. House prize went to Mrs.
Ronald Dunn, and tables prizes
to Mrs. Arthur Schutt, Mrs.
Norman Mack, Mrs. Walter
Rickart, Mrs. Harold Zuehlke,
and Mrs. Robert Friedlein.
The committee W ishes to
thank the Big Chief Market for
prize donations.
Hostesses at the Mothers
club meeting were Mrs. Law
renee Baades and Mrs. Alfonso
kraatx. bs y 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Military Wedding Planned
{or Noe-BechteI Ceremony

4 y u FULL MILITARY WE'D
uut0 will unite Joan Noe and
0ouk Paul 8. Bechtel. OF Self
xl6cn Field, In Zion Evangelical
cl0sch On Saturday, Feb. ID, at
80 o'clock.
xhe bride, daughter of Mr.. and
M. Ernest q. Noe. will be given
"a marriage by her father. The
eorvice will be read by candle
light by the Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann.
Twelve Selfridge officers will
cross sabers to form an archway
for The bride and groom. They
are Lieuts. r.. E. Reyes, s. M.
Smith, G. w. Prentice, w. B.
Wilmot. r. D. Van Auken, r. p.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Twelve Bellies

FINAL PLANS were discuss
ed last evening for the Valen-
tine Party to be given by the
Twelve Bellies club on Feb. Is,
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Hoe
kin on Riverside Drive.
The Twelve Bellies met last
evening at the home of Jean
Jones on Hubbard Ave. After
the business meeting cards were
played, with the prize going to
Allene Babe.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mary Shaw, Al
Lawndale, on Feb. 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

Hedman, M. e. Sims, H. r.
Thyng, T. B. Barratt, Morris
Crossen. Harry Cole and Fred
Dean.
Lieut. William Carter will be
best man.
The list of brides attendants
has been completed. Phyllis Mil
Ter. cousin of the bride. will join
Eleanor Blake as bridesmaid;
and Marilyn McCready will be
junior bridesmaid. Miss Noes
sister Ernestine will, come home
from school In North Carolina
to be her maid OF honor.
Lieut.. Bechtel Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Bechtel
of Encampment, Wyo.
Two showers are planned for
Miss Noes pleasure. On Monday
evening. Mrs. Thomas Summer
Of Selfridge Field will entertain
with Moreno Beatty at Q per-
sonal shower. Eleanor Blake
will be hostess on Wednesday at
a miscellaneous shower for the
bride-elect.
ST. LOUIS COUNCIL of Ma
tional Council of Catholic wo-
men will meet Tuesday even
ing, Feb. IL, In st. Louis Hall.
following services at 7:45
o'clock In the church. This Is
to be a joint meeting with the
Altar Society.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

them, other will wear troop
scarves. The program follows:
Pledge Of Allegiance.
Song, God Bless America"
Brownies' Promise.
Girl Scout Promise.
Reading. Troop 8.
Presentation Of flags to win
ming troops, by Mrs. c. H. Nal.
bin.
Song, 20 Beautiful Banner.
Speaker, Rev. ]. L. Kennedy.
Fly.Up Ceremony.
Song (Brownies), Tell Me
Why"
Fly-Up Welcome, Mrs. Paul
w. Mckee, commissioner.
Pinning on Of Wings.
rly-Ups take places In Horse
Shoe.
Scouts. all repeat laws.
Song, 1.-THE Golden Sum-"
Mariners, taps.
Scouts, taps.
Bugle. taps.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Port Huron Group Attends
Local Chapter Meeting

lures the fishing Industry. from
the planting Of eggs IN the
hatcheries. through it, various
phases; the copper and lumber
industries, which have been
worn out in the state Of Michi-
gan; and the beautiful wild flow
er abundance the state Is 50 for
tvnate TO have,
Pictures Of the perfect winter
sports opportunities available
In Michigan, rs well as sum-
mer play-places. parks and pic
mic grounds. were shown, their
perfect reproduction of color
and shading bringing the SUBJ
jects virtually into the same
ROOM.
Mr.. Martin was introduced by
Mrs. Carl Schimmel. conserva-
ton chairman OF the local OAR.
The program was given In the
Community Room Of the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank, and was
followed by q brief business
meeting, conducted by Mrs.d
Thomas w. Cross, regent.
Plans were discussed for the
Colonial Tea to be given at the
home of Mrs. Duncan B. Hub
bard, on Washington's birthday,
under the general Craftsmanship
Of Mrs. Matthews.
PENNY PINE TEA
Immediately following the
business meeting, members and
guests adjourned to the home OF
Mrs. Frederick Mckay, on Ora
tiot avenue, where the conserva-
ton theme was carried on at the
annual Penny Pine Tea. Pro-
ceeds of the silver collection
will 60 to buy acreage Of pine
trees in the state OAR forest in
central Michigan. These are to
be planted In memory Of the de-
ceased members Of the Alexan-
der Macomb chapter.
Guests at the program and tea
were IS members of the Otto
wawa chapter Of OAR, Port
Huron. The Mount Clemens and
Port Huron chapters will be
Joint hostesses to the state con-
ference Of OAR In Port Huron,
late IA March
Those who were visitors were
Mrs. ]. H. Hurley, regent Of the
Port Huron organization: Mrs.
O. ]. Richards, Mrs. Frank
jerks, Mrs. David Cooper, Mrs.
Charles Weeks, Mrs. Alec Cow
an, Mrs. George Waters, Mrs.
George Wheeler, Mrs. Donald
Schoffher. Mrs. Fred Coburn.
Mrs. G., r. Merrick. Mrs. A. G.
Taylor, Mrs. George Finehart,
and Mrs. Willis Jerome.
Mrs. Mckay conferred her tea
table with an arrangement Of
tiny silk flags of various coun-
tries Of the world. Assisting her
a. hostesses were Mrs. Helen
Bingham, Mr.. Howard Fenton
and MI. Richard Sullivan.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Mrs. Childs' Pupils
TO Appear in Recital

MRS. DAVID s. CHILDS
will present q group Of her vo-
cal students In an informal stu
do recital at 43 Lincoln avenue
tomorrow evening at quarter
past eight o'clock.
The pupils who will give the
program for relatives an d
friends. are Mrs. Louis Black,
Mrs. Harry Green, Jean Adams,
Phyllis Miller, Justine Hicks,
Alfred Ratzow and Richard
Hayward.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

THE GOLDEN RULE CIR,
Gle Of Kings Daughters will
hold the next meeting on Mon
day, Feb. 10. at two o'clock, 1t
the home of. Mrs. Margaret
Schoen, 1873 Clair avenue.
MRS. GEORGE c. DeMoTr
and her sister Miss 0enevieve
Stuart of Portland, Ne. arrived
today for q visit with Mrs. De-
Motifs son and daughtsr.in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Stuart DeMott,
Ahrens street.
JUNIOR MACCABEES will
meet Saturday IN. Barron hall.
Tap-dancing c.ass viii b held
at one o'clock, followed by q
meeting and Valentine party.
THE POT-LUCK announced
for Saturday for the Kraternal
Order Of Eagles took place last
evening, with "a attendance Of
about 20. In the Eagles hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

RUSSELL ]. MARTIN. super
intendent Of the training schools
Of the Department Of ,conserva-
ton for the state Of Michigan.
yesterday afternoon delighted
members OF Alexander Macomb
chapter Of Daughters Of the
American Revolution with his
beautiful Kodachro1nes On all
phases Of conservation work.
Taking up each part OF the
work he trains 20 many for, he
discussed as he showed his pic
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Asbury League

ASBURY LEAGUE Of the
Methodist Church will meet on
Sunday evening, from $50 to
7:30 pm, in the southwest par
lors.
A short devotional service will
be conducted by Royal Cressey
and Mrs. Otto Nickel will re-
view the book, Gypsy, Gypsy"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Full Program Announced
for Scouts Own Ceremony

COMPLETE PROGRAM was
announced today for the annual
Scouts Own" to be held Sun
day afternoon at four o'clock in
Zion Evangelical church.
Approximately 400 Girl
Scouts will attend the ceremony,
at which Is Brownies will ely.
up" to Scout status. All girls
who have uniforms will wear
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06

held at the home of Mrs. My.le
st. Aubin, with Mrs. Charles
Noellert and Mrs. Kurt rriede-
burg a. assistant hostesses. The
next meeting will be held on
Feb. 10 at the home Of Mrs. Ma
con Trabue, with Mrs. George
Rastigue and Mrs. Karl Ketchum
assisting. A speaker from Mer-
rill-P Palmer school In Detroit will
discuss Recreation for the Pre-
School Child"
COUNTY BOARD Of Kings
Daughters will meet on Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the
Kings Daughters Home on
Market street, for q regular
monthly business meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
WSCS Group One To Give
Lincoln Tea at Church

GROUP /, Women's Society
of Christian Service Of the
Methodist church, will give a
Lincoln Tea on Wednesday,
Feb. IL, from three to five
o'clock in the church parlors.
Members of the church n d
friends are invited.
Mrs. Anna Weis, leader Of the
group, is chairman of the event,
and she is being assisted by all
20 of the members. j.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Daisy Club Porty Plans
Discussed at Meetings

Committee heads on the
pre.Lenten card party, to be
sponsored by tho Daisy club Of
81. Louis parish, made reports
last evening to their chairman,
Z. J. Downing.
Reservations for the event, to
be held In st. Louis hall on
Wednesday evening. Feb. 10,
may be made by calling 2390-J2.
The public Is cordially invited.
Following the business meet
Ing, members played cards, with
prizes going to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Kerwin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Duggsn.
MIR. AND MRS. MORTON
WINKLER last evening became
new members Of the Daisy club,
when they were hosts to the
club ut their home on Ahrens
street.
PROFESSOR Of surgery says
tests show the heart to be prac-
tically the toughest Of human
muscles. No tests are needed TO.
show some folks are hard
hearted. 81"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Get Acquainted Tea
Held by Die Sunday

The Detroit Institute OF Com
merce held get acquainted lei"
at Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA
Sunday. Nov. is. from 4 TO s pm.
Members OF the advisory council
were presented. They are persons
interested in the school and the
students as they are engaged in
business, profession. and civic ac-
tivities. and from time to time offer
helpful and practical suggestions.
Some OF the members present at
the tea were: DR.. and Mrs. William
Postles, Mr.. and Mrs. william Low
ing, Jr.. Mr.. anu Mrs. Horace Brad
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Blount.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fuqua.
There was large number OF Wis
itors. including Mrs. l.. Crawford.
Mrs. Gertrude =. Jones. John r.
Williams. Miss Mary Lundy. Miss
Dorothy Wright. Ray Holm. Jr.
Mrs. Mary Bowc. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Henry. Mrs. Rankin. William Grs-
ham. Dan Carter. Miss Patricia
Moody and George NJ. Carter.