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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Quiet Radio Dance

Others from Detroit who en-
joyed the fun were Russ Puedles
and Carrie Wismer, Ed Reed
with Mary Sherman, Don Har-
ness with Florence Rurich,- Brad
Laughlin with Virginia Gill,
Dick School and Gail Abbott,
Phil White and Nikki Nicknes,
Bob Snow and Roberta Pulfer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

you cannon A"o'' '"0Hs
tlass your bort
May bare for sps~i"s, foo,
Give bin ebsses to
frssbsn up,
Don't keep bin In a stetV.
IN SPITE of feeling gay
4 and ripe
To bare yoHrseif Vbiriy
Leave at The boHr correct
to go
Don't prove yOnrSeIf a ebHrI.
for cocktails, leave at 7 or at
the latest, 1880.
Sunday started the week well
with a delightful cocktail party
at the Edgar B. Whitcombs in
their home in Lake Shore road.
This affair Is almost an institu-
ton that belongs to each Spring
time as the Whitcombs at this
party let their friends wander
through those lovely grounds
where tulips and daffodils grow
naturally in the grass and water
flowers and lilies begin to show
in the lovely stream and pools.
From the garden one also can
90 to the glass houses which
shelter that marvellous collection
of orchids for which the Whit
combs are famous. Wandering
around we noted Clyde Bur-
roughs. Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn
Standish Gust returned from a
Winter in the South, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhard Stroh Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn McNaughton, Mr..
and Mrs. Prewitt Semmes, Mr..
and Mrs. James Whitcomb, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen r. Shelton. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Z. Gambler and
a host of others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Visitor From Dayton

Mrs. Sherwood Standish Is
here from Dayton, o. Thursday.
Mrs. George L. Baker asked
guests TO meet Mrs. Standish at
the Country Club. Speaking OF
that very popular club. they
have just instigated a Sunday
Continued on Page Slxteen)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Fun axes Spotlight
As M Students Enjoy
Pleasures Of College Life
BY BETTY COED

Patty Kempf. Chuck Barrett and
Helen Haywood and Ed Barrett
and Barb Rogers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

It's q rarely fortunate
actress aUhO can study
her lines in a setting like
this. Perched high among
the apple blossoms is
b A r 3 A r A JANE
SMITH Of WiUO-Wdy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

PART 3, PAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

ANN ARBOR, May i.
I'VE FEEL honor-bound 10 tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Don't Ever Overstdy
Your Welcome When
Invited to Cocktails
THE DowAGER's DoGMAs

IF YOU are asked for cock
l. tails
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
Sacramento Takes
2 to2 Drubbinq
BY UNITED PRESS

The sky fell on Sacramento Tues
day night and when the dawn came,
about the ninth inning, San Diego
had hung a 3 to beating on the
Cardinals.
Eight runs in the third inning on
seven hits, two walks and a couple
of errors was sufficient to humble
the Cardinals in proper fashion and
send George Red Munger to the
showers. Bill Caplinger thereafter
gave the Padres only eight hits.
The Cards scored their lone runs
on homers by Chet Wieczorek and
Bob Blattner and Yank Terry had
things easy on the mound after
those two blows.
Lou Tost doled out only three hits
to Hollywood while the Angels were
busting the Twinks for a 3 to !
win
Seattle nosed out Portland 4 to
2 with a three-run attack on Whitley
Hilcher in the third inning on four
hits and a walk.
SiX-hit pitching by Ralph Buxton
gave Oakland 4 to 3 win over
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
GoIfins Wizards
In Toughest t Test

CHERRY HILLS CLUB. Denver,
July 9. oUP)-This was the day of
sudden death at Cherry Hills as 81
survivors of a series of eliminations
began five days of match play for
the Professional Golfers Associa
ton championship held by Byron
Nelson. the smiling Texan.
There will be two short rounds
of Is holes dreaded by all who make
their living from goli, The Ga will
be l6 at nightfall and on the basis
of early rounds. Nelson, himself,
may be the first major casualty.
The champion off form because
of lack of practice resulting from
a smashed finger, meets little Bunny
Torpey of Dodson. Mo, in his first
match. Torpey qualified with 1914
-I47 and was rated a dangerous
opponent for a man who has lost
his touch.
As they swung off the first tee
today. Slammin' Sam Snead OF Hot
Springs. Va, was the man TO beat.
Runnerup TO Nelson at Hershey,
Penn. last season the ailing Virgin
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09

ian pieced together two 79's during
the qualifying rounds Monday and
Tuesday winning the diamond
studded Alex Smith medal by one
stroke over E. ]. CDutch) Harrison
of Chicago
Snead by far was the hottest man
in the field. Except for his shaky
putter, the medalist showed no eff
fects of the back ailment which
has shortened his right leg so much
he requires extra padding in his
shoe to keep a level stance. He was
four unoer par for his two qualify
ing rounds and was a heavy favor
ite to defeat Earl Martin of Ingle-
wood. Calf, who qualified at 148.
A strike behind Harrison in the
qualifying trials were Jimmy De-
maret. Noroton, Conn, Henry Ran
som, Fort Worth, Tex; George Fa-
zio Philadelphia, and the early
fayorite, little Ben Hogan, all with
140.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09

Jockeys Ousted
For Rough Riding

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July 9. CUP)
Jockeys Johnny Longden and
George Iceman) Woolf were under
Today suspensions a. Hollywood
Park today for rough riding.
Stewards grounded the two riders
after seeing motion pictures of last
weeks races. Longden was charged
with rough riding aboard Neil S.
McCarthy'S Big Ben on Indepen-
dence Day while Woolf bore out in
the stretch when up on H. S. Nes-
bits Staretor last Saturday.
Both will be allowed to ride in
the $4,000 Hollywood Derby Sat-
urday if they have assignments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
Phoners WoIIop
Foes 81 to !

He might have been right. There
wasn't a Telephoner on the lineup
who had not spent most of the
game galloping arounG the bases
at the Adams street park.
Davee and Timmons batteried the
whole game for the linemen. while
Coca Colas batteries were Laird.
Voss and Spear.
The contest set a run record for
the league leading Golden State
team to shoot at Wednesday night
in its setto with the tail-end Cram
er's team Thursday night sees I'M
perial Irrigation District inter-de-
partmental rivalry reach a peak
with District Office and District
Shop teams competing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09

Full particulars as to accommoda-
tions offered approximate scale of
rates, current road conditions, lit
erature, etc, can be had by calling
the PoSt-Press Resort Service, 300.
We shall be glad to assist you in
any way you desire. This service
is free to our readers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
zivic Opponent
Greatly Improved

NEW YORK, July 9. (UP) =
Greatly improved" and resting
comfortably, Private AL Dummy
Davis underwent treatment at Fort
Jay hospital, Governors Island, to-
day for injuries reportedly suffer-
ed when he was severely beaten lAst
wednesday in his bout with Frit2e
zivic, welterweight champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
Where TO Vacation in Nearby
Seashore and Mountain Resorts

Vacation time is here and we are
all planning where to go and what
to do. On the map shown above
are some of the finest, yet reason
able in price, resorts available to
Imperial Valley citizens. These
places are suggestions of what you
can do to get the utmost from your
vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09
CrosbyFiIIy Wins

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July 9. (UP)
-Okoole Maluna. Bing Crosbys two
year-old filly, came from behind
to take the $500 feature race yes
terday at Hollywood Park. Jockey
Farrill Zufelt, who registered three
wins during the day, piloted the
thoroughbred through fast field
in 1:06 for five and one-half fur
longs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-09

Il wasn't the humidity Tuesda
night was the heat that gave
Coca Cola softballers their only
consolation in face of a 81 to de-
feat at the hands of the Telephone
company team.
We sure exhausted them" one
Coca Cola advocate remarked wryly
after the fiasco was over. Il don't
think they could stand it another
inning"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Attendants Wear Pastels
at WiIson-Speer Nuptials

SPRING FLOWERS ssainst =
background Of ferns decorated
the altar GA Saturday afternoon
for the marriage Of Eleanor Mas
Wilson, daushtsr Of Mr.. md
MI. -ctatsmes =: Wilson. r Md
Howard Alvin Speef. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin speer. The serv-
ice was read BY Rev. Dunnins
Idle at two o'clock IN the Meth
odist church.
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs.
Rsymond Spsck, Of Detroit, sang
Because" and AT Downing
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father. wore .
gown Of chenille embroidered
marquisette over white satin.
i was made with . gweetheart
neckline. long pointed sleeves
and full train. The finger tip
veil was held by . tiara Of seed
pearls and she carried . Colonial
bouquet Of white roses and bud
LEILA.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
NeedkoreHeIp
Is Complete
Mindbreakers

HELP u uyyently needed to
complete the 30 leather wind
hreakerS for British war relief
before April !. Mrs. George A.
Nsrifield and Mr.. A. J. Pick
man sajd todsy. The two wo-
msn have been active In srrans-
ing facilities 70 make the jackets
st Grocs parish house under the
dirsetjon Of Mr.. John Stalker
Of Gvosse Points.
Of the 30 jackets Mrs. Stalk
o. LETT 70 b made IN Mount
Clemens, only - have BEEN
msde. o. started. leaving - TO
complete be1ore the lot Of April
when the shipment Il scheduled
70 leave tor the war zone.
a sewing machine has been
rented md y sst w for uss In
0raee parish hooss. where the
jackets may b made at any
time. BY calling Mrs. Pickman
Or Mrs. Meritjeld 70 make sure
sounsoua will b there 70 help.
Anyone who has . couple Of
hours 70 spare Il urged % spend
i sewing on these Jackets TO
kssp sailors In the British navy
warm These raw dsyS. t
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Sophomore
Skating Party
Set for Tonight

EVERYTHING = 81 Tor the
sala All-Skats party being spon.
sored this evening By tn Soph.
,omores of Mount Clemens High
school. All high school students
and their friends, ars invited 10
attend the event et the Mount
Clemens Roller rink.
Chaperonss for The party have
been announced By Hope prinna.
general chairman. All members
of Mount Clemens high school
faculty. They are Eileen putney,
Betty TUNNEL, Mabel Allison,
John Hindman, Arnold Knepley,
and Theron Tomkins.
STUDENTS In charge Of publici.
81 ere rred HFandenburg and
Dick Donaldson. Tickets ne be-
ing cold BY Joyee Lossn. Mary
Peters, Charles Hranyan, Tom
ponaldson and Lorraine Hodson.
MRS. HAROLD DoLTTS0-
HOUSE was houored Saturday
evening u = Showeg given b
Mrs. Ralph J. UstanewSki and
Mrs. jones Boltinshouse. q TIE
UstassewSki hons on GlsnwVod
road. Eighteen guests were pre-
ent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorita'
tivea nswery below:
1. Should one ever ask 70 Dor.
row another's automobile?
2. Il Z woman friend offers
10 pick you up and take you To
. party 70 which you both have
been invited, should you be
ready 70 walk out the door the
minute she drives up In front
Of your housef
8. II you have . caller who
arrives whsn you are taking
On afternoon nap and Il takes
you : few pminutes to dress,
should you apolopOiSe for keep
iug the perSou waiting.
4. II You drive ap n front Of
= house, expecting @ pay . call.
and ~ the poeDo0 coming out
the door with eoot md hat on,
should you pootpoae your call!
3. = Il good manners for .
young man 70 drive up IN front
of hehouso OF. apartment In
which hjs girls lives and honk for
her - come out3
What would you 70 H.
You 90 %. a entertainment
and find out after you are thsre
that thsre h - b . speech.
which you don't eare about hsar.
Ing
(s) Il you can't leave before
The speakee y introduced. stay
cnf
o. reel Int 4 = III sieht 10
walk out o3tog ~ Spooker r
e ss... - plssissn' = yeu s'pso'
4. No.
I. ". Dat jlsup snysns
W1ttln0, sgpeelo1ly 80 ~ par
- = osone - = 0yur.
INC. ~ ~ Saannsra
~ s'Whet Would You Do
solutjou-
.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Grace Guild To Hear
Book Review at Potluck

GRACE CHURCH GUILD will
hold 4 potluck meeting tonor-
row Ut 1890 o'clock In 0racs
parish house.
Mrs. Karl Ketchum VIII re-
view 1.-THE Exile" for the pro-
gram at the meeting. The book u
Pearl Bucks story Of her mother.
MIR. AND MRS. WILBUR r.
HELD announce the birth Of q
son, born yesterday afternoon st
4:30 o'clock In st, Joseph's hos
pital, The baby weighed seven
pounds, three ounces.
BARBARA TTALL, Of the
Mount Clemens High school
faculty. has returned from .
weekend visit with her family In
Buffalo, N. Y.
MRS. JOHN L. CHANDLER
OF Hopkinsville, KY, has ar-
rived 70 spend two weeks o. the
guest Of her daugh ter, Mrs. Am.
brose Powers, and Mr.. Powers,
South avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
letr oIitsn Club Is Hold
9Th Annual Party at NIedea

THE epUlII of ~ Yatxiek
WI hold sW1y thlo egsaing q
~ 9oo4oa hetel Wheo ~
l1sisopoljtnn Cub etaoes -. 9Th
snsssl ok. Haifjclps hall. Y
Z II publle = jDvitod - aAtsnA
u party Whjeb = - - n.
1ognnal \ grand UarcA WIN b
60 q the Seatsrss q The sve-
1ine.
JIejth Brown md his Kay Bees
eeehoolEa WIN play for dancing
haeinnaue q nine o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Girl Scout News;

GIRL SCOUT LEAnEIlo'
meeting scheduled for Thurpdoy.
Mar. 20 has been postpone6 -
Thursday, March "a. becaaase ~
speaker II the evening. Mn,
i. u. yrehse o Defxolt 49,
unahls - eoms this wselgs
Mrs. yrshss wiltF sppssr a
The iatsy date, rsviewing ''eine-
lne- In Tn 4 vil0oknoG ~ m
Story o3 Auduhon's lIto- No.
of birds VIM ~ elaoWn q ~
meeting. sll - which losto ~
devoted n natnre ShS1y VIII,
special snnphasls "a hjrdlsg1.
The program win b proeod.
Cd BY . potluck q $40 eseJock
In the new Scout heodQuas1agu
In the Jewsl Theatre 6uildine.
The committee IN charge % -
arrangements includes Nrs. jarnoG
Kennsy, Mrs. Albert HeIlnon
and Miss Dorothy Long.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

SMALL WAysTTD. nsring
end Grip. with . sspey sesh bow
and Swpstjbeort peckljue. this
cav bu$tpn,fspnt 3 - comfort
able md becemjng tx pJaytjmesi
Fay q make. 70 ~ Into end
% lro0r-yon ca speUad e nat
ca ~ boefd. lGalkA e q pa.
esje. CinO .osn q ealieo and 6im
pstseEn ne. ooo7 y designed
IN eyep slseo = % - yeary. oiss
9. ~ yDt0oy 3e-jnch motoejoj,
~ yur6o yjer1e - Trim.
~ 1h)o o4$ynetjv0 pQt9oep,
eono ~ = eoln. 1puF nGne. ~
0EQ11 rA111eo QeDb1g - si3e
- IN uu1ly loeo1Doe Todny's
loetogQ 1ogv1eoy ~ II oyonass.
NV voGk, MY. x.
go ~ Nv oCgjno vh616ep
0oco, - ~ ~ WDo1o
wng1osoe Aea ~ eIipo1atlns
.. ss'!a ~ - ss 8 - ~ -
egoRed taos(hee. -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

Edna Rose Wilson, sister os The
bride. was maid of honor. Her
gown was a orchid marQuisette
made with siJurt puffed Sleevee.
She wore . short veil Of the same
shade caught 10 her hesd With Z
bGnd 81 .6&wGrj. Her arm bou-
gust Wa. q jonquils and orchid
BLUR AND HxACH
The bridesmaids, Ruth md
Shirley Wilson Of Detroit, wore
marquisette gowns Of blue and
peach marQuisette, with match
ing wells and lowered head
bands. They carried arm bou.
quets 1t spring fiowers. The
flower girls, Judith Lee Patton
and Marilyn Lea Wilson. wore
dresses Of marQuisette IN shades
Of pink. and blue, made floor
length. Mrs. Wilson, mother Of
the bride. wore Z red and blue
lowered print dress with .
dark wool redingote. With this
she wore Sired hat and blue veil.
The BRIDEGROOM was attended
by George Syrett and The ush-
ers were William Wilson, broth
e. Of the bride: Floyd Yennior.
william Richard and from Ply.
mouth. Lsunont Hayerkats.
"A recsptlcu Scr 20 guests took
place at taa Wilson home from
three % six o'clock.
TO WARRINGTON
Mr.. md 1Grs, Speer LEFT 1t six
o'clock for Washington, y. G.
For travelling Nh. 'Speer wore .
black and white droes with red
accents and Z belee cost with fur
collar. She wore Z small black
hat.
On thslr return, tie young
couple VIII 1ive It - Lodewyck
avenue. Tho out-cf. town g,aogts
from Dekuit were llrs. Otto
Proe4ke, M. md MrS. Raymond
9peck, Van Wieklin. Mrs. Edna
Wsnsel, NJ. and Mr.. w. ..
Hough and daughter Carol, Mr..
end 2rs Josneo Price and son
Buddy end daughter Vivian. lgr.
and Mr. tRorr~ NYrfsro~,, go
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

Mixpoh Bible Gloss Hos
Meeting Tomorrow

MlZPAH Bible Class will
mset tomorrow afternoon Ut two
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
John Rosso. l6S Robertson
street.
Mr.. Mary James u assistant
hostess. and Mrs.. Bert Long has
charge Of the devotionals.
SAMUEL MALBN. l3o New
strest. underwent . tonsillscto-
my this morning In st. Joseph'l
hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Oovid Rosso Honorsd
At Surprise Porty

A SURPNI0E PARTY Sstur.
day evening heuored David Ros-
%. loS South cratiot avenue. On
The occasion Of his birthday an
niversary.
Cards were the diverpion q
the evening. with prizes going to
Mr.. and Mrx Fred Mascot Mrh
Joseph Card, NJ. end Mrs.
Joseph Dryer and Oliver Smith,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17
Coming Events
70 svei6 eeeHiesiss n setting dssss sn6 tss
ehes0es h seoules aestjags, eoll 1900.


shssOss h ssssIss msstsos. esa 1900
Moa- Mar. i7-yoms womeus Club. birthday dinner In
Masonic eiubrpoma q $50 pm.
Mon, Mar nolsr Skating party IN Mount Clemens Roller
Mon. M.. ,7-samseek sausn. dane. sponsored " Cath
ole Young Peoples Club. IN st. May,s gymnasium,
Mon Mar i7sun..s professional wo.neas club, It
Mon Mar. i7-Metsopoli.n Club dance. In dsdea hotel
Mea NJ Us. Patrick. game. party In st. Iou. hail.
Mon Mar. l7-womsns Society q Christian Service. in
!. Methodist church parloes. 1t pm.
90 hons q Mr. Mr.: yrsd Iossa 90 Gibbs street
Mon MAJ. i,-An.rean Legion in Legion clubhouse. At
Moa Mar l7-Knishts Of pythiss in rythian hail. at
Tues. M. Is-Mount Clemens Civic Chorus rehearsal. in
Tues. Mr. Iao% n. c ~. e 81 kim, p.u.r
q hs hams Of Mrs Alex Walker. - Ksndrick avenue.
Tuss MAJ iSss.r..a c,rcl. birthday luncheon .. King.
D.ughtss q 1880 ,. m.
81 % =: :: % d.s:.: rs s. s
- Il, Lcdswyes e pm. ,.,. $1,000.
program pr.s:dss 81 poseI ansSsea i issc p sna
Tues Mar l9Rsbskah District No. vastion IL Mem.
Tues; y. q xs:s ys::s cd :: ' a:s::
Tues. ;8zs e: Sseas cas. aae.s p" :. Arm.a
truss MAJ isMona.y Musie.l. chorus rehearsal in Con-
Hsnity Room. Of MClJ0. q pm.
Wed, Mar 1echId Study Group ,, ct Tie homs Of Mrs.
Earl Haughton, 30 Lafayette street, q pm.
Wed, Mar leTwelve Bellies Club, at the hons Of Jean
0r!bble, III Muller street., at pm.
Wed, Mar le-HaTison Circle Of Kings peughlesa 1t the
hcns q Au Casper Lossn, %S4S SOUTH Njvss rosd at
Wed, Mar enenstts Club It ts home o. Mra Cecilia
algDoe. @ Gibbs street., at pm.
Wed, Mot 1e-Pubc luncheon and card peSty q ~ hoe
q Mn William paushsrW, IA C<ocar1 boulevard. -
beasdt uscsrcal wosksss Auxiliary teeaa y. q J
wsd, Mr. is-Emr Onward Circle, II Kings psushtsss
Hsuas. q lao pm MA Ross Hosvsl. hostsss.
Wed, M.! ie-Liprsadne oassss n room 40. Mount csm
enc 83Gh school, ot 7:3o pm.
Wed, Mar 1epaiU Club e 81 Louis parish q ne home
- ~. md 4rs Robert eaWyW. Winhla. st Pm
wsd os SesI shss Club. . ~ hsns u Msrisu ystv.
Thurs. Mr. soRese Club n ~ home x Sss HAIRY cofs
Iense cssses reae q pm.
1ht!g. MAJ embIs Thimble cub ~ ~ home u Nh
Aaraa u..5 ?nlI@ ssest. z ?. =!
os,scs H = q g csosks bssisv4rd 8 pm;
Sssas vsss. ss $sssss 49, = i i 3 " M
Tsns, SJsr. 1o-lsan otST tsS si,s5s ~, q ne
1huvs, Mes - - Le6g.s a Isssss IN = pm.
80 psEW = g. - = III Nv. yniIss. - bisln-
;; % g: 8. SIS !: 4 II +; :,s =: -: :: ]:
rss. ~ ~ ~ - ~ = - y ~ ter,s
pssel - - - Staeea Ns.all1s y.1.ly -!
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-17

ALL 10 JET II ~ 49,
rock ehu4de this evsaln0. ~
dance . bang speuooced ~ ~
Catholic Youns poeplsis ca
In st. Assys GyunnaGlnn III
evening u lon0 ~ @ pafgune
and patronaGDes havo b6eu -
nouneed by IL ooneEDl chair-
man. George Mae0pnald. Try
are Mr.. and Mrs. Len Lnta, ~.
and Mn. William \, xihble, n.
and Ara WiIlianp !. xGno, leRy
and Mira Opnalo y. poyoak ~.
and Mn. James y XeUnay, MI
Marie Daly. 1diap l1asy Benbeu-
nick. NJ. and lgFa tola ot1o
Smith. NJ. ana 1GEp. Choglqo
Houthootd. ~. - MA M
ell Duboy, ~. ond Mn. h W.
Fuller. 0r. md MI Loal1e y.
Aeaufait, Ns. azSd Nh. WIliaan
Murphy. Mr.. md llrs. Martha
Dugenn. ~. and Mrs. u. u
xogte, NJ. and 1ors. John Xrooh.
Mrs. vegn xsswin, NJ. and lGSs.'
John william Themes, NJ. ma
Mn. Clorence vollan6, Mn
0sglr1ade SIAlt1es, ~. M laEA
xhamas lleCnooy, n. ara Nh.
phalip j. Mulligan, ~. snd Mn.
Georue O1uoe.
From Nooevillo VA come 1sv.
~. p. J. Nc0hoxyy. NJ. ana
Mira Rus1sjl LaDor0D. Rev. u.
Louis Ieairnisf ma ~. ana Nh.
Joseph C1roo4,
In aAdit3en - thoeo listed
above. cthee patTnp6 C ~ pagoV
are Rev. yr. Hq1Uld ylooG1 pou1.
Rev. ". Alfro4 lnGoSt ~.
". WjIlia,n Wel0A, Nv. 81. ".
4. Huttang md ~. ys. lem
Hardy.
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Al Family Dinner Porty.

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houorod lat evening a1 = asr-
prise birthday dlnnor porty at
The hospe q hiS porentA NJ.
and Mn. Joseph Noritx, 0loQ-
wood road. The homer euoGt'o
nine bcUthGrD and st1eoeO . Wt0al
- othev gueGts were peo1ouk.
Yellow 6a1bodils Win UUo6
ferns WoeU nd q oeu1ue ~
dinnsg tabley with oroon cnod1oG
and shannr6oks oddIng ! ue. ~.
yickis uoeo. \ musjc01 pgoGIom
was gixsa during IL svealne.
lMS. JOIN II. BRYANT has
arrived ftcn Los AnooleGI eallsd
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Mn 0gyoAt's condition = soqna-
whet improved, but - VI she
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q 1optiet church WIN meet ~
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WickIonders Leave
To Live in ST.. Louis

MIR. AND MRS. L. NJ. WICK,
LANDER and family LETT yester.
day 10 ypGlge their home In st.
Louis. whers Mr.. Wicklander
viii publish the 81. Louis Press.
Thursday afternoon their son,
Eugene Wicklandsr. was sur
prised 1t . farewell party given
by his teacher, Mrs. y. G. Meyer
and pupils Of his sixth grade
room 1t Macomb school. Gene
received many soing-away pres
ents, and refreshments were
served 10 al.
GILES. HUBBARD Of Della
ware, O.. u spending . few days
% the guest Of his parents, Mr..
and MrS. Duncan b. Hubbard.
South Broadway.