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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29

upon i and l am certain il woplI
be- pleasure to lie in that he'd for
the rest of eternity.
Seriously, the Volunteer Nurso
Aide Corps is doing all that w,.
expected of i. and relieving tbn
strain on the nursing stalls nf nmr
hospitals i'll Il mastery way
l noted earlier in the yenr ,bo
requirements for the cours. AMI
the duties that would be expecicJ
OF the members and am glad 10 hn
able to report that the plnr ho,
turned out favorably-thot ,h",,
are making II very rea! contr;bm
ton to the war effort.
| do not know whether NJ III.
exact moment they are looking e..
more women to take this cours. IN
nurse aid training. but at the timn
! write this article | understand
mat IN my own locality n definite
need for more of these womnn
exists. e'i
Conducted Under Red Cross
The Volunteer Nurse a;do
Corps training is part of the Civ.
nan Defense program. 1t is cnn
Quoted under the auspices of tbo
Red Cross. Anyone who wisho. ~
volunteer FOR Il course sbouId rot
IN touch with the local branch of
the Red Cross and ask to he diroct.
ed to the Volunteer Nurse AiJn
committee. -''"e
Requirements for traininr ara
that IN" applicant shall be over
the age OF IS and under the age of
%. She must be high school
graduate or have the equivalent Of
4 high school education and nnst
be able to pass - physical exam.
nation.
he length Of the course is scvc,
weeks, consisting Of four weeks NJ
lectures, three hours = day. five
days week, and then three weeks
e practical wcrl: in n bosnitoI
lice lourc day md five dave n
"ccE. -tft2r the course is finished
y APPLICANT must e willing to do
=. aour- ct rcl"n:a:. .rorl: ~
-:se;t?n -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29

trtrti.!: IL.E..SI r-n.IGHr
l.. t.ICtph.Cr. with ncr plan
t. take t'"jgr 80 h,r nome. Abby'a
long limousine slid from beneath
the r"rtC-CnChcrc at the Royal
Hawaiian ana moved noiSclcsSly
along the circular drive with ITS
borders Of 'lpwrr-trccs and clc-
phE"t-rarcd dpr-ap" plants.
Tho little woman pccrcd over her
shoulder So long. Rusty" she
CrCIkvd, as the machine merged
with the traffic on busy Kalahaua
ayrmUc. Il hop" you feel as cheap
rs u plugged nickel"
Paige did not answer. She Just
gave u faint smile. deciding ut the
same time that her clustered bcnr-
factor rCScmhicd III her notified
gray print dress. an angry Ply
muuih Rock hen.
Through historic Nuuanu valley
The C:r IIiiCd. Gradually the valley
narrowed. The road began 10 wind
inDui sharp turns. between forests
ri IvUuWuuG trees. Almost hidden
~ interviewer vegetation. a stream
flowed fat beneath the road They
began spinning upward toward the
famous Pal. those gTccn-staincd
Gifts over which the Stragglcrs of
IN" oahu army. fleeing from Kane
hnmcha. had plunged Ia steep.
scramblinG. screaming death.
In fact. rs they reached the sum
nit # the PaIi. the ghosts" Of
those doomed warriors rose about
them III the form of a shricking
wind of such fcroCity that il al
most lifted the hood of the heavy
limousine.
Abby's chauffeur verified the
island superstition. warriors
ghosts. madam" he yelled at her.
Don't he silly" she yelled back.
The native boy raised his Shout
&crs as il indulG'ng his employers
ignorance and guided the car on
down til" Zig-zagging highway to-
ward kanCnhc. The sea was visible
again on this side of the island.
less beautiful in COlOring than on
tlOnal because Of the rough crags
over which 1t lcaped in furious,
hish-reaching spray.
Abby's hand. striped with veins
like roots, gave the girls knee a
sharp pat. Il hope you won't mind
being this far out. think it will be
preferable to girl IN your frame
Of mind To be ut Lambsic Tivcy."
"Whcrc?" Paigc's eyes opened
wide. What did you say?"
Abby was mattcr-of-fact. Lamb
sic Tivcy That's what l call my
place at kaneohc. The one nearer
town 1 call Icky Bicky Soda
Cracker"
Paige began 10 Cigglc. II under
stand the Icky Bicky Soda Cracker
all right. That's Texas lingo for
putting people out of the game"
you said 1t. darling. And out
goes YOU That's what made me
name the place that. You see, when
] moved into it. I none too gently
let Pierre know that he was out. ;"
Put Lambsie Tivey." persisted
the girlN
Abby chanted. Mares c = tay!
Harcs-c-tay! Little Lambsie Tiv-
cy" After a moment she explained
slowly. MARES eat hay. Harcs cat
hay, Little lambs eat ivy"
The girl laughed again. You
surely don't put those names In
front of your places?" In rctort to
Abby's energetic nodding, Paige
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29
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EM 80 rShe 81 LOREMa CHRLE7ow .NTsl
ZOREN4 CHRLEJO
MLLTILN L@E ASH EtIfASrn - cETrEAir:r$, 49,

asked. What Oh earth do the ma
tivCS think ."
oh. they drive themselves batty
trying to figure il ont Just as ]
drive myself batty trying 10 figure
out their names for places. Any
way. what do / care what they
think? / don't care what anyone
thinks. And" shr recommended
briSlily, that attitude would be a
good one for you.
Paige dId not reply. They We're
zipping past guava thickctS and
lush banana groves. past fields Oi
pincapplrS and rice and sugar cane.
Fields spotted with Oriental work.
men Occasionally they saw chill
drcn. tubular looking III their
straight cotton clothes. hair dark
and lank against staring express
si"HlcSs faces. manipulating rag
filled cords To brighten away the
birds.
Then for n time the highway
would appear a. totally Amcri-
can in its sickness as niGhwav
on the mainland. only To give way
suddenly 10 a roadside stand that
spOrtcd punches of bananas. papa
vas. ginger wrcaths ana juicy darl;
red Ohia fruit.
Abby spoke to the girl again.
You wouldn't have to be so down
cast. Paige. if you'd just lei w,
spiel. I'd at least get you one nygi,
of an apology and that'd be heaps
Of fun coming from Carn,s the
Great. If you'd only let me" Her
words faded. bit vcXcG eyes caught
the stiffness in Paigc'S neck. burn
it," CRASHED the LITTLE woman. Il
should beat your heads together
the way teachers used 10 dc in
school"
The discnchantcd Girl turned.
Her gray eyes smiled along with
her lips in ancctinniic chi ling.
How many years ago Abby"
"Humphi" The puigy woman be-
gan poking n CiGarct into a jad"
holder almost rs lrrE rs her arm.
Unexpected rain dashed against
the window. nnd the pavement
ahead of them suddenly was wet as
they plowed into puddlcs left by
the storm preceding them.
Polka-dot raindrops on the viii
dows gave way to slashing sheets
of rain. Paige saw a fisherman
down along the rocky shore twirl
throw-net with the skill of LONG
practice. He was impcrvious to the
rain.
Abby duckcd from streak of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcp,i,ri,.. r,.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ n

| SEE them around the hospi.
tails every day in all Of the w,rJ.
very efficient, neat, busy yo,n,,
women. They are demon he'd mali
crs. | saw one the other day MAJ
:ng 4 bed as if her fife drncnJ.L
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29
Efficiency 81 Volunteer
Corps Of Nurses A;dee

ING course consists in ius,,r,-
h. "i III ped making. giving hrJ
o''hS and nearly all the ru,.,,,,n
.'r' al the patient, talirr ,"m.
pe,a'ureS, pulse and rcsp;ratin,
,i' inc Use Of the hot water Ln,'
m, Wv, 'ne Ice bag. giving encnlas and
pIparihS trays for simple nro.
.tuureS. The nurse aid. dors mat
give hypodcrmics or nJnj,i,."r
ie"'ment. other than ruu,ina
ie' except under the supervisor
Vi Il graduate nurse.
IL Is the plan at present. ~ far
rs possible, To keep the nurse oi,lrs
III inc communities where they l,y,
"'" "here they are training. | i'm
aSihe that IN ease of "A Red Crn..
emergency, however. these MIRA
AIDES might be asked To volun,n.r
~ districts away from their local.
res " heip out during the period
VI the emergency. There is no idea.
VI course, at present that any of
thcm Will be used for foreign
service.
IL Is r~iImatcd that the nunbcr
OF nurse aides needed will bo M,
tonally about 100000. In hosni.
'ais OF 100 beds or more, il il
estimated that there will be need
eh from ID to 20 nurse aides p,r
iou beds. This varies n littin a.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-29

~. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Bredways together

Mr.. and Mrs. JudSon Broadway
and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Brad
way Jr. will worship at the
Crosse Peinte Memorial Church,
The Junior BradwayS will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Broadway
at dinner.
Mr., and Mrs, Frederick Cliff
ford Ford will be in their pew at
Christ Church Chapel, Crosse
Pointe, alone this year Frederick
Jr. is down in New Orleans IN
The navy flying service.
Walter Bull Ford II and AL
fred B. Ford, who were home for
their spring vacation, have re-
turned 10 Yale. MIR. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
White Orchids

She carried a white prayer
book with cascades OF white or
Chids.
Lyla Lands of Deland, Fla,
was maid-of honor and wore a
bouffant frock of turquoise mar
uuiSette with a square neck
ftnr, short puffed sleeves. Il
tight bodice and very full floor
length skirt over matching
satin.
4 tiny Juliet cap was topped
with turquoise ostrich lpS-and
her bouquet was OF pastel
spring flowers.
Bridesmaids johanna Suiirln
Of Detroit, Mrs. Edward f. VIII
son OF Bloomfield HIS Eliza
beth Burdick Of Midland and
Mrs. Theodore Caldwell Jr. oil
New York wore frockS and caps
like that of the honor maid and
carried bouquets OF all-Whlte
flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Brothers Aid

John Rode was his brothers
best man and usherS included
Leland a. Doan and Herbert
Doar. brothers Of the bride.
James Williams and Robert
Camp. also of Midland, and
Henry Kaldenbaugh III OF
Akron O.
Mrs. Doan wore cinnamon
lace over satin for her daugh-
ter's wedding with a large
matching hat and a bouquet OF
cymbodium orchids.
The bridegroom ; mother wore
navy blue with touches of white
organdy and orchids.
A reception for the 80 we'd
ding guests was held al the Mid
land Country. Club where spring
flowers were used throughout
the rooms, white orchids and
gardenias centering the brides
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Entertainment Set

There will be plenty Of enter
tainment provided by Mrs.
George Glennwallis and her
committee.
The juniors will dance with
the service men or play cards
or other games with them or
play the piano for sing tests.
4 special Easter Sunday sup
per has been planned. Herman
sandwiches and meat, and home
made cakes will he furnished by
members Of 81. T'hercsa's unit OF
the league who are the host
esSes for this gala.
Hot coffee and other beverages
will be served. ClgaretS and
candy also will he there for the
men 10 help themselves.
A mans uniform admits HIM
IN the entertainment and supper
free.
The annual meeting ~ the
league * ScrrdUted for May r
The annual Victory luncheon,
which climaXes the spring mem
bership drive. will take place
April II Returns from the Va
rious parish chairmen VIII not
ha accepted after April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Horizon Club Girl
Conference Topic

THE ROLE Of the Horizon
Club Girl IN the World To-day
Will be considered az the ninth
district conference OF Horizon
Clubs. Saturday, at the Central
fWGA BmtdTng
The Horizon Clubs are COM
posed of Camp Fire Girls Of high
school age.
\ general discussion Of voCa-
tionS for victory will he led by
NIr, William JcffucS.
The days meetings viii he
clmaNcd by the American chill
drrns banquet at $50 o'clock
when the result of a survey Of
service offered by physically
handicapped children Will be pre-
scented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Back From Florida

Jean Wright. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright returned
20 Michigan State. T tie sd = y,
after spending the past two
months IN r Lauderdale. Fla
She viii bc graduated from the
college m June
John Wright attended he I'M
tistion of his son John. into the
Beta Theta Phi fraternity al
the University Of Nebraska
Morgan Johnson. student at
the University Of Michigan Is
spending the weekend with MS
parents NJ and Mrs Waldo
Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick &
Glover Jr spent this pas week
IN Washington as the guests n
Mr. and Mrs Ere erIck s
Glover ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Mr.. VeeIe Arrives

Tinkham Veale arrived from
Detroit last week 10 Join Mrs.
Harriet Neale and party from
Cleveland. Another group Of
Deroiters having cocktails al
the popular Breakers tea hour
Included Mr.. and Mrs Archie
La Pointe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
c. Roney, and Miss Mary Ann
Roney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Henkel
are spending a few days with
Mrs. Henkel's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Thompson of Bloom
field Hills. They were feted al a
birthday party given for Mrs,
Thompson al the Seaspray Villa.
The Thompsons expect 10 spend
another fortnight in Palm Beach
before returning home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Mills Family Dinner

All families who can be to-
gether this Easter, II seems, are
doing so. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
W. Mills arc having a large FAM
ily dinner following attendance
Of everybody at Christ Church
Chapel. Crosse Pointe.
David Mills came in from Ann
Arbor 10 spend the weekend.
Others in the party will be Nh.
and Mrs. WaShburne Wright
Mrs. Depew Whitman Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Mills and Mrs.
Mills mother. Mrs. Kenneth
Macbeth of Toronto, formerly of
this city, who is visiting her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Sloane
Ford have gone 10 their lodge at
Mctamora for the Easter week.
end and have taken a houseful
of children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Leave for South

MIR. and Mrs. Rode left for a
wedding trip in the South, the
bride wearing a three-piece suit
Of powder blue wool, the top
coat having a beige fox collar,
a brown hat and brown Access
SORES. She wore A corsage bou-
Duet Of white orchids.
After May ] they will he at
home at 1912 Helen street in
Midland
Out-of-town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sufrin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter James
Trcuttncr OF Detroit Mr. and
Mrs. George r. NiCkerSon Of
Bloomfield Hills and Or. and
Mrs. Harry TowSloy Of Ann
Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Samuel II. Bell virginia Ford
and their little family are living
in Mayzata, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rust
Pierce. however, VIII have their
family around them this Sunday.
Mrs. Walter James Scars III.
the former Nanctte Pierce came
on for a visit from her home in
Alexandria. Va. She will return
next Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence Clark Leonard
the former Eileen Pierce, is
spending Easter with her par
cnts but expects 10 move soon
10 Washington, y. G.. 10 ION
her husband. Mir. Leonard is in
the Chemical department of
WPV. This family viii worship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Local 7 oIent
In Vdriety
On April 10
CROSSE LIE, April 4.

TIL r Service League Of 81.
Il James Church is sponsoring
a Variety Show, April 10, in the
auditorium OF the school. Mrs
o. A. Johnson is in charge Of
the program which will be
made up of local talent
The entertainment is for the
benefit Of the Evening Division
OF the Service League.
John Smedley has returned 10
the island after winter in De
troit. 70 spend the spring and
summer months with his SON
in-lsw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lytle
and their two daughters. Lynn
and Iris. have returned 10 the
island from Marshall and have
taken The Oscar Henderson
apartment on East River road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
DetrOiters
.ChIdren
At Resort
PALM BEACH April /.

PALM bfsAA IL APR "a =.
uERALpING he finish Of a
II busy season, 500 members
OF The smart set gathered AZ The
Everglades Club thlS week for
the final gala OF the winter.
A. midnight following the
tJshtion of former years, a
MINIATURE tram whiStleC across
the dance floor or me famous
Orange Gardens while the crowd
sang AUD Lang Syne
Next DAY The dlSmantllne Of
the cidth vas under way with It's
energetic president. Hugh Dill
man direC1 lng.
MIS- Hugh nnlman entcr-
tanned a large group OF colonlSts
81 PLAYA Rente the occasion
being a musicale introducing
new sensation in the singing
world Dolores dc Pughia. The
young daughter OF Horace Dodge
j., Diana. has been spending
the Easter holidays with her
grandmother Dlllman and enjoy
ing the parties arranged for the
children in the resort COM
uYunitN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
WEDNESDAY

80 NJ and 7 80 %. nm be-
frolt Parliamentary Law Club
AZ tho Federation clubhouse.
10 30 a M Liberty WomcrS
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union at
The home OF Nr, Frank H..
Locke
4. 800 ~ M WomcnS Pro.
cros>I,c Cub of the Highland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

at St. Pauls Roman Catholic
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rothe Farr
and Miss Peggy Farr and Mr..
and Mrs. Chisholm Macdonald
and children, Mary Stuart and
Ross Will be among the -wor--
shippers al Christ Church
Chapel.
For the first time the J Cor
don ffiiiSes will desert ST. PauiiS
Cathedral to attend services AZ
Christ Church Chapel. As they
are living on ClaNefly road
Crosse Pointe Farms and Little
Joan Ellis soon will he going TO
Sunday School AT Christ Church
Chapel, they are making the
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Visit Washington

Mr.. ard Mrs. Kenneth Lauh
and son Wallace. arc In Wash
ington as tne guests ~ their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert SousSia'
Mr. Lkccy s Brown Is spend
ing tho Easter weekend IN
Pittsburer Pa as the guest n
her parents Mr. and Mrs Henry
Ross
Mrs RAYMOND OverhOit left
ThurSday with Mrs L ) over
holt aar Mrs &. p Fisher 70
spend ~ DAYS with her husband
PVT. Rsym 4 Oyerholt, a.
EdgeWood Arsenal Nd
Eric Anderson son Of Mr.. and
(Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Polish Easter
Created by.
Mrs .Fuser
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Continued from Page One)
the former Barbara Holton was
married. Afterwards the KAN
mcrS will entertain at cocktails
at their home in Crawford Lane,
Crosse Pointe Farms.
At this same church Mr.. and
Mrs. hammer. Mrs. Hammer ;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Holton. and Miss Elizabeth Hol-
ton will attend Eastern morning
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Youngsters on Vacation

Another group OF Detroit
youngsters. Patricia, Henry II.
and Joseph Gambler have been
here for school vacation with
their grandmother, Mrs. Henry
Gambler Al the Breakers. Patri-
cia had her first view OF a
Tornbolo luncheon recently at a
grown-up party given by Mrs.
Gambler for some Of her friends
including Mrs. Henry l.. Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire l.. Barnes
and Mrs. William II. McGregor
are among the Detroit contin-
gent who have lust concluded a
visit OF several weeks at the
Breakers. Mrs. Louis Mendels-
tohn. seasons guest here,
entertained at luncheon AT the
Beach Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Service Men
Entertained
By Catholics

WHEN the word goes round
w that the League Of Catholic
Women is giving one OF those
jolly open house parties for
service men. the men in uniform
in droves come in from Selfridge
Field. the Naval Armory, the
Ford Training School and, In
fact. from all the camps and
training stations hereabouts.
This Sunday. from 5 10 10
o'clock. the Activities Building
Of the league, in Parsons street.
viii be thrown open 10 welcome
the soldiers and sailors.
And on hand 10 greet them will
he members of the board and the
Junior unit OF the League OF
Catholic Momen, headed by Miss
Betty Dohaney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Eliza beth Derrick Back

ELIZABETH DERRICK is
home from Fort Lauderdale.
Fla where she has been visit
lng Mary Gray ~ Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Neu GLIB, UN Meef
THURSDAY

Women's Club at the Highland
Park branch of the YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

30 p m. Womans Club of
BEDFORD Township al the Metho-
dist Children's Village.
7:45 p. Business and Pro-
feSsional Womens Christian
perance Union at the
Frances Willard Home.
FRIDAY
II noon 90 Victory WOmen's
Christian Temperance Union at
the home Of Mrs. Eva Marshall.
1890 p. m. Study Committee
Of Northwestern Womcn'S Club
AT the home of Mrs. c. L. Swain.
1890 p. m. Fulton Circle Of
the Kings Daughters at the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Ross.
2p. Womcn's Auxiliary Of
the Wayne County Medical So
ciety at the Wayne County
Medical Society Building.
$50 p. m Womcn's Aux
lllary OF the Detroit Dental So
ciety at the Women'S City Club.
$50 p. m.--Detroit Homemak-
ers' Club: dinner for members
and families at Milady's House.
7 p. m. 49, Anna Gordon
Women's Christian Temperance
Union will entertain the Girl
Scouts and Boy Scouts and
friends AT the Grand River Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
SATURDAY
10 a. m Camp Fire Girls
Horizon Clubs: conference at
the Central YWCA; banquet at
$50 p, m.
II a. m. Annual meeting Of
the College Women s Club in the
clubs headquarters IN Hotel
Statler followed by luncheon in
tho ivory room Of the hotel
2:30 p m. The Girls Read
ing and Knitting Club al the
Walker Branch Library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Bridge Luncheon
To Aid Girls Camp

TO RAISE funds to send un-
derprivlleged girls TO camp this
summer the Highland Park
Womcn'S Club Will give a bar
gain bridge luncheon Wcdncs-
day al 1870 o'clock at the
Women Guild in thc MetropoI-
tan Building.
Mrs. Nyron Downs is general
chairman Tickets may he
bought Al tho door or from any
OF the following
MEsDAMEs
4 ingrsm Jr. care g. Judd
p. q Zsig,er Frank Mercer
r. y Gerow . p Wa-rham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
MONDAY

! n, Strathmore Woman 5
Club al the American Legion
Hall, Ardmore and Schoeleraft
avenues.
1870 p. m. BEDFORD Womcn's
Club: Presidents and guests
day AT the Calvary Methodist
Church.
] 80 p. m. RoSeville-E East De-
troit Branch OF the Women $
National Farm and Garden AS
ISOLATION at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Mes.
2 p. m. Annual meeting Of
the Catholic Study Club at the
Activities Building
2p. Nm OFT h we 5 te + n
Women's Club at Galway Pres
byterian Church.
2 D. m.-Detroit New Century
Club at the Ingleside Club.
2 p. m.-Annual meeting Of
the Highland Park WomcnS
Club at the McGregor Library
2p. m. Detroit Review Club
al the WomenS City Club.
$50 p. m. Chrysler Girls
Club at the ChrySler Jefferson
plant
Up m Schoolcrafters at the
Schoolcraft Branch Library.
100 p. m. Music group of the
Dearborn Womcns Club at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Houston.
las p. m. Community Scrv-
ice group of the Dearborn
Women'S Club at the home of
Mrs. Floyd Kew.
TUESDAY
la. m. Paldcian Study Club
~ the home OF Mrs. Fred
Henley
1890 p. m Advcn'urcrS'
Club dessert luncheon AT the
home Of Mrs. Ben Davidson
1890 p. Detroit OSteo7
pafhlc WomenS Club at Huy-
ler's in the Fisher Building
- 30 p m Auxiliary Of the
Sisters. Servants Of the Inn
maculate Heart of Mary in the
auditorium Of the Ernst Kern
store
$50 p. IN Detroit SoroSIs
Club AT the Women City Club.
40 p M Parent and Youth
Club Of Northern District Coun-
eli A. Tho SChooiCTaft Library.
. p m. CcrCle Dramauque a.
'he lnglcslde Gu b. annual
YSyppfinc
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