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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

a Chinese hat to carry out the
oriental effect; Mrs. Frank Per-
kins, dressed in black suit with
aqua blouse and cerise velour
chapeau and gloves; Mrs. Law
renee Duncan in red crepe
dress and modishly yelled
lat: Mrs. Leona Solomon, very
dignified in black. with accents
OF white; Mrs Orion Wells, very
lovely in a grey tailored suit and
military blue felt hat. Mrs.
Eddie Robinson outstanding in
gray Motor Corps uniform; and
Miss Clara Wells. social worker.
who Is about 10 leave for Eng
land. In a becoming large black
felt hat and blue camelhair top
coat.
There were many military guests
present. namely: US. Navy
Coast Guard-Chief Charles Smith
and Mrs. smith; Chief Joe Jen-
kins: U.S.N.A Aviation Base
Crosse Ile-Master OF Arms Mel
Vile J. Phillips; Michigan State
Troops, Lieut. Roy Morton and
Mrs Morton: 44th Aviation
Squadron. Selfridge Field; First
Sergeant Luther Green and Mrs.
Green: Sergeant James Plop,
Fort Custer; Lieut. Colonel T..
W. Mann and Mrs Mann; Colonel
Derrick and Mrs. Derrick Major
Grin Page and Mrs. Page, Lieut..
Murphy and Mrs. Murphy: Capt.
r. l.. Jones and Miss Malinda
Wells: Capt. Carl Bell and Mrs.
Beatrice Fleming. and Sergi Win
field and Miss June Dickens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Second Baptist
Choir GiVes
Patriotic Tea

Contributions 10 the war effort
featured the Patriotic Tea spon-
sored by the Senior choir OF Sec
pnd Baptist church in the social
rooms Of the Lucy Thurman
YWCA sunday afternoon. Oct. IL.
The Patriotic Tea was we'll at
tended by an overlooking audi
ence and all expressed happiness
in having spent a worthwhile
afternoon Mrs. Irene Williams.
assistant director OF the choir
presided al the piano and played
soothing strains throughout the
serving Of the tea. Nine ladies
from the church and nine from
the choir served as hostesses.
Mrs. Mildred Croft. chairman OF
the program committee. was mis-
tress Of ceremonies.
The speakers included Wilbur
Woodson. executive secretary of
the NMCA: Mrs. +. +. Dawson.
Of the Women's Federation; Mrs.
ArdeAa stephens. chairman of the
Board Of the YWCA; y. C. Caseb
USO director. Saulte Ste. Marie:
and DR.. James J. McClendon.
president OF the NAACP: Gloster
y. Current. executive secretary Of
the NAACP: Mr.. Lockett. as
sistant director OF Greater Bethel
AME church choir rendered two
solos. accompanied by the Rev.
Mr. Davis. The Rev. Mr. Brady
pastor OF Second Bapti church
brought the closing remarks.
The theme was beautifully car
ried out in all phases. Even the
beautiful centerpicce Of flow
ers bore red. white and blue. The
flowers were carried 10 Mrs. Hen
rietia stephens. a member OF the
choir. who IS recovering from an
operation IN WAYNE hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

AS the members and guests en-
iDyed a delicious luncheon Mrs
Harris actually "let the cat out
OF tho bag" The news OF the en-
gaeement of her sister. Miss
Beulah Cain 10 DR.. j. a. Brewer
was fastened with large blue
ribbon 10 the cats neck. Then
The guests saw the handsome en-
eagement ring. The marriage will
take place late in November
Then on with the bridge, Fan
ME Bethel and Hortha Priest had
top scores among the club mem
hers and LaClaire Knox and Lo-
retia Mckee Briscoe were the
guest winners.
Those who enjoyed the after
noon we're: Georgia Redd. Jennie
Faye. Fannette Norris. Jennie
Young. Laura Pickens. Hertha
Priest. Beulah Whitby. Lila Mae
Rawls. Ruth Carney. Lillian Nes-
hit Ethel Crawford. Ruby Cham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

land Alvin Loving were the pro-
|aucers. and Mrs. Ardenah Stew
MS iii The announcing. Mrs.
Stevens looked very handsome in
her Red Cross uniform OF dark
Ialle Music was furnished by
band composed OF soldiers and
sailors Other numbers included
the Ford Dixie Eight. who sang:
Miss Dorothy Quaker. who gave
|recitations. Miss Phyliss Patter-
son. who danced; and Marvin
|Dupree's choir and soloists
Between the musical numbers.
Dame Fashion came TO the fore.
The lovely models wore the lat
lest outfits for day and evening
Among the models were: Johndell
Russell who wore lovely pale
ink evening dress which set of
her rirish charm: Miss Hamil-
ton in white sheer evening
gown trimmed with floral APP
plique: Mrs PEBBLES gowned in
sophisticated black MORE: Nor
ina Cocker. whose military blue
dinner dress won the audiences
Ianproval; Mrs Beatrice Fleming
who wore flowers in her hair and
a gown Of black crepe taffeta and
gold cloth: and the lovely bride
in her outfit ended the show.
Those who struck fashion notes
IN the audience were: Mrs. Haley
Bell in a copper wool sui, with
the new shade OF Australian blue
IN accessories; Doris Bell in CO
Goa brown crepe trimmed with
brown lace; Mrs. Pearl Penick
looking very classic in black with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

rection OF Mrs. Fannie Goodgame.
Monday was the birthday OF one
Christopher Columbus who dis
covered America in 1892. we are
told. The honors Of the day we're
also shared by two Detroiters.
One was Samuel II. Thomas and
the other was DR.. Jas. W. Ames,
who celebrated his 18th birthday.
All day long he received calls and
kilograms from his friends and
admirers. .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
NEGROES NOW 90
PER CENT OF WPA

Observation-Disclosures
on the WPA as % the present
date indicate that 20 per cent OF
the employees OF that emergency
relief group are now Negroes.
During the peak OF the depres-
sion, around 1895. when there
there we're 100000 people on
the WPA. only about ~ per cent
were Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
McCurdys Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy of $500
McDougall street, entertained the
Nurses Guild OF Calvary Baptist
church recently and served a de-
licious luncheon.
The president, Mre. +. Martin.
spoke OF the good work done by
the guild. Mrs. Howell demon
strarted to the guild members her
useful household products and she
gave the hostess a useful gift in the
form OF a mop set Mrs. Green
won first prize.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

Mr.. Price was carried on a
fishing trip while in the city.
and he says tina: this is not a
Fish story" but he actually
caught a 1eO-pound bull head FISH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Happy Birthday, Jack

A birthday party for Jack Dun
nigan was given last Tuesday
with lots OF fun for everybody
who attended. Baby NUNS and
carnations in green and white
graced the table. Also on the ia
bic sat a four-iayer cake with the
inscription Happy Birthday.
ack" on Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

The highlighis OF the visit TO
the Nebraska city was the fam
fly reunion. with Is members OF
the family grouped around the
table. The dinner consisted OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

That Mrs. Jennie Turner OF
Harding avenue set record by
receiving log birthday cards on
her birthday last Thursday.
Oct. l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

That friend painter recently
made an East Side hostess very
unhappy when he came bouncing
over to finish up some work he
had been paid for two months
before. and put fresh coat of
paint on her front porch floor a
few hours before guests were to
arrive for dinner? That said
guests had no alternative but to
enter and exit the back door?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Popular Geraldine Mitchell Weds New Yorke
Couple Departs For
VIVA, For His Studies

Mrs. Samuel Jefferson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Har-
vey H Mitchell, of Cameron Geraldine Mitch
ell before her marriage Saturday Oct to Samuel Jefer-
son. the of Mr.. and Mrs NJ p Jefferson of Albany,
NY Both bride and groom graduates Of West Virginia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Dorcas Society Holds
Military Ball

The Dorcas Society of St Matthews Episcopal church.
celebrated their nineteenth anniversary entertaining an
overfowng crowd at their annual fashion show last week
end The performance slightly different in technique from
the past shows proved very interesting Marvin Dupree
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Cat Hops Quito Bag; Tell
Of Cain-Jackson Troth

Mrs. Landy Harris, of Trowbridge avenue, the
gracious hostess Les Douzes Amies Bridge club last Sat
urday afternoon Her spacious game perfect
setting for the surprise and fun which consumed the after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Have You Heard?
= = = !. =

That last Sunday when Uly and
Cecil Boykin helped Cecils
mother. Mrs. Marion Whitaker,
&c celebrate her birthday down at
the Congo along with Mrs. Cur
lis Boykin. it was the first time
that the ladies had ever slipped
champagne? And that they didn't
like 1t? How many others would
have been as truthful?
That Or. and Mrs. W. T. Love
OF r. Warren avenue are the
proud parents OF a lovely little
daughter? She was horn Oct. 3
at Women's hospital and has
been named Claudia Victoria for
her two grandmothers
ThatDr. and Mrs. Johnny Green
have new green Cadillac?
That the George Taylors are
expecting little Judy" or
George" Taylor. as the case may
be, some time very soon?
That George and Betty Cath
cart are bubbling over with hap
riness as they await the arrival
OF their heir?
That the George Taylors are ex-
pecting little Judy" or George"
Taylor, as the case may be. some
time very soon? That the Tues
day Bridge club concluded it's
session last Tuesday with stork
shower for Mrs. Taylor.
That Mrs. Jennie Turner. OF
Harding avenue. set record by
receiving LOG birthday cards last
Thnradar Oct LIZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
Trip eliminates In Reunion
And A Swell Fish Story

George Price. 1927 Beaubien street, returned last
week from Omaha, Nebr, where he spent three weeks
visiting his sisters and brother Mrs Pearl Fletcher Mrs
Vrlee King, Mrs Susie Ross and Marvin Price and his
nieces
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

That certain Detroit model.
who recently won the Canadian
beauty contest. is not only strong
in points of good looks, but also
carries terrific wallop in her
pretty hands. when she slaps
young debutantes' faces. as alleg-
cd TO have been exhibited at the
fashion show last Saturday eve
ming?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17
BY The Little Corporal

Mrs. James Owens is spending ten days in Cleveland
as the guest OF her sister Mrs Chester Gillespie Mrs Ma
from fortngh visit in Cleveland where they were the
guests OF Mrs Thomas Fleming
AS passing remark take peak a the third finger,
left hand Of Miss Matte Mill president Of the Marionetes
and secretary of Ebenezer church certain gentleman
by the name of William T. Gravson is involved
The New Era Study club is having its annual bridge
party Oct 2 They plan to give prizes 10 Is excellent
bridge players.
And the AKA Mardi Gras is just around the corner.
It's Friday Oct so and serycemen will be the honored
guests at the Maccahees ballroom tina. night As per
ual queen Of the Mardi tiras viii be chosen Mrs Sadie
Straughn queen OF 1911 has been asked reign the
festivities while Miss Victoria Mccall Delta Sigma soror-
y's queen Tor he frs Mardi Gia, IN 1870 has been in
vited as a special guest queen.
The Chesterheds, those young Detroters who
aim please heir ladies fair had novel entertainment
last Sunday evening. They attended the opening Of Por
gy ard Bess az the ass theaey en- masse Before the
show. however they pped cocktails at the Tony Martins
home al So Westminster. In the party Rob-
err Johnson and Fred. Miller, Jack Bahwell and Elsie
Miller Ann Arhor; Bobby Douglas and Ruth Giles De-
Mar Solomon and Dorothy Lee Nr and Mrs Anthony
Martin Nh and Mrs Coukin Bray Theodore Washington
and Gladys House As YOU this roll call many
Of the Chesterfeds now IN thcscrSice
Speaking of the service, heard that Maryette Bgss
wnoNsNea B ooble cGare last christmas and who play
60 moss conn '. efs 50 beaaullF az me Deltas
rs re al during tne holidays. planning lend an ear to
Masor ana Meeaes soon when She makes trek to
ne altar with NAVY man
Heard that Clara Wells planning 20 give up So
cial work soon and England ard help the Red Cross
Dr.. and Mrs. William Arnold have just returned from
where they were tho guests of r ard Mrs. Elias Dclsor
The ni5 ksor nont y af their rnoon here ,;+l 10
Arnocs as, Srrnr Mrs TicLsor's vother Nrs H,r.or
accompanied BE- daugtcr far as ST. Louis From there
she went b} VAIN her home TeHas after visit of sew
era weeks ID Detroit
Heard that Heitie Mae Jackson former Da,xo;,ox
and visitor here ha taxes ,Ir sidercr IN New, yorl
Real e.,sto brs,o. 49,. =. -. -. - ~, =,
h,,.irer rr4 80 H. 80 800 ~ w D"
Mrs Alsce D,. XII r 81 -. - W.. .n'oe s =, neIe'
race ~ Ne..r .~... rr t4-,ol.a,.l - 'i's ~ ~
n move ~ so,t ~, ~f ,frs ,l1 ri a''U pans
moved into their ne,, two-farnlv fiat on yjnewood
MOVING but bv rail ,vent po,. s -, -, :.
visi- per -, +. 5...'i.,'l 10y - '"e' week 70
IT, d., ..L,r 49,
-. pra- = . az mn'0n 'nelr oofor Anna Wv
Wheatlev If C,tcad viii ectr on India ~ Tho Cos
roads ,ror - ssl =. A. .''ula al ne ross ross.
new lecture series N5f onlv win fhe r,hlic on ioy . re
sage delivered Hr i r.ett, lent ~ rndia +, HIM rb
but they will also enjoy -efres hnents served by the soror
ity. The affair takes nce Sunday morning al II AZ the
Lucy Thurman Branch NWCA. On the committee chair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

That Mrs. Jennie Turner. OF
Harding avenue. set record by
receiving LOG birthday cards last
Thursday. Oct. IL?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

bers. Bernice White. LaClaire
Knox. Fannie Bethel, Louise
Payne. Loretta Briscoe. Beulah
Cain and Portia Phillips.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-15
Business Property for Sale r.

Industrial cement block build
ing with 5000 feet, floor space
Equipped with lights, heat and
power. Residence on econ d
floor. Modern-priced TO liqui-
date. $500. Phone Mt Clemens
go.
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so. 81. o. s.. 81 IS. Sc 81. So SO 10. II.
all In Charbcneau Gardens a subdivision
OF part OF p l73, T 2 n r - +. Ma
comb County. Michigan.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
the Supervisor Of Clinton Township, be
and he Is hereby directed 10 prepare p
special assessment roll In connection
with the estimate Of cost and map of
the assessment district herein confirm
cd and according 90 the benefits that
shall result or accrue 10 each and every
lot and parcel Of land from the making
Of said Improvement. which roll shall
be divided into ten equal annual in
StallmeutS. and deposit Tho same with
the Township Clerk for inspection on
or before Tuesday, the 3l~t day OF
March. 1912
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this
Board will meet ON "wednesday. the 22nd
day OF April. 1912. at = NJ. ON said
date. AZ The Township Hall on Nor
avian Drive. TO then and there review
Tho assessment roll 20 prepared
RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Nat
The Township Clerk cIyc notice Of said
meeting bv publishing this resolution
IN the Mi Clemens DsiI Monitor. =
newspaper published IN the City ~ Mt.
Clemens and circulated IN The Town
ship Of Clinton. for = period Of two
weeks after the films OF the assessment
roll with said Township Clerk, and by
posting copies Of said resolution in three
conspicuous places In the Township OF
Clinton for q like period OF time
Dated. March 80, 1852
PAUL STEPNITZ.
Township Clerk
Clinton Township.
Nsromb County, Michigan
APR I, 8. l5,-MOS,
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Lots II. 10 10. 20 81. % %. "a 2S. 26.
70. 28 20. 30, 81. 81. ~ "a. IS. Is. 81.
~ ~. 40. a. a.. a. a. IS. S. a.. a.
" 20, ii, p, 81, 81, IS, IS. 81. 50, 50.
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FOR SALE-At Shady Lane

FOR SALE-At Shady Lane
Park, next to Venice Beach,
3709 Jefferson. Tables, benches,
ice boxes. chairs, daybeds, swing,
screens, oil stoves with ovens.
dishes, tools, victrola, cross-cut
saws, clocks, four-door Ford, in
good condition, 1920 "a in.
galvanized pipe, I m b ers
4xl2x27 #. long, 9xl2 rug, large
outdoor electric click.
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Mt Clemens Window Clean.
in: Co. Phone Mt. Clemens 3323
A3 Broadway. Mt ClsWaoS.
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Auctions

AUCTION SALE Livest tx
and tools % miles west of
Romeo. 2 miles east Of Campbell
Corners. April l8, 1900 noon.
Mrs Glen Pence.
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20, n, all in Charbcncau Gardens.
subdivision Of part Of p G l73 T ? N r
10 F. MaComb County Michigan.
Together with all necessary supply
mains. meters. connections, fire hydrantS,
gates, outlets and other appurtenances.
And whereas. on said date, plans,
specifications, estimates Of cost and
map OF assessment district were deposit
ed with the Township Clerk for public
examination and inspection;
And, whereas, thereafter. this board
did fix Monday, the 3Oth day Of March
ls42. AT p. m, at the Township Hall
IN the Township, as the time and place
Tor hearing objections for the proposed
improvement and the estimated cost
and the district TO be assessed therefor.
and, whereas, said hearing has been
had and no objections made 20 the
proposed improvement, the estimate cost
thereof and the district to be assessed
therefor:
NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RESOIV-
Ed that this Board does hereby approve
ne maps. plans and specifications Of
sald Improvement and confirms the
estimate Of cost in the sum Of Five
thousand three hundred ten and no 100
S'.Slnoul dollars
RESOLVED. FURTHER. that this
Board does hereby determine said i'm
proNcmenf To be necessary and eN-
pcdlcnt for the public benefit and vel
fare Of the community. and orders said
Improvement made according % the
plans and specifications on file and
iurthcr determines that the period Of
usefulness OF said improvement is not
less than ten years ....
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
The cost Of said Improvement shall he
borne according TO the benefits bv u g
e>taO' ishmeni OF special assessment
district rs hereinafter designated which
is hereby confirmed. to-vu.
Lots II. 10 10. 20 81. % %. - 2S. 26
-. 28 90. 30, 81. 81, a. % IS. IS. 81
~. ~. 40. a. q a. a. IS. Sc a.. a.
~ 20, 81, p, 50, 81, So, IS. 81. 50, SO.
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ever, copy must be placed by p. m.
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2 rooms, electricity furnished.
SIS per month. Phone Mt Glenn
ems l9C6-W.
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city BY small family Write
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Fumigating
Upholstering

Have your upholstery and
rugs cleaned and revived. Nod
ern Nu-Life Method. Use sonan
same day. Mt. Clemens Upho1-
stery & Rug Servics. Phoae
1917. lO6 SO. Walnut stroes.
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NACOMB RECREAIlON
FINAL STANDINGS

Total ..... 1929 Total ......... 2l5
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Legal Notices

MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP BOARD
OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Macomb
County, Michigan, held in the
Township Hall on Moravian Drive,
on Monday, the Both day OF March,
1912, at q r. NJ.
Present: Sherlock, Lietz, Williams,
Niemau, SteDnitz.
Absent: None
Mr. Williams offered the following
resolution supported by Mr. NIcman
Whereas, heretofore, to-wit, on the
l4th day OF January, 1912, this board
did determine that IL was necessary and
eXpedient and for the public benefit
and welfare to make the following i'm
provement to-wit. the installation Of
water main in and along the following
route located in the Township Of
Clinton, Macomb County, Michigan
tO-Wit:
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-27
Col. Byers Heads
2dArmy Units
AT Fort Custer
Assigned Permanently
TO Run Troops Sent
There for Training

FORT CUSTER, June 27.-Mov-
ing to set up permanent staff
for the supervision of I'd Army
units now in training or who may
be sent for training here. I'd Army
headquarters today announced
that Col. George Byers had been
assigned permanently to Fort Gus
ter.
Colonel Byers came two months
ago on a provisional appointment
to oversee the training and activ-
tiles of I'd Army troops and has
been assigned a provisional staff
Prior to his coming here, I'd Army
units were directed by post Off
GERS and before that by 5th Divi-
sion men.
The appointment today indicates
that supervision of the units will
be entirely removed from divi.
sional activities and that the Gath
Division staff. due 10 arrive soon,
will not be bothered with direction
of units outside its organization
Oother members of Colonel Byer's
staff may receive permanent ap-
pointments also, 1t was indicated
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-27
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Anne cionca, 23li Puritan.
Mary Cara. l255s Jane.
Mary pur.neEy2. % 1855 @ Dora, a0SHfSGn MsiSindal.
Lucille French. 1885 Second.
Ruth Guiden, SAT- Twenty-fifth
Charlotte Grzelsk. 500 Chandler.
la Verne Geriseh iio3 Ferdinand.
Evelyn Harwood. si5s Rsthbon..
Jeanita Hunter, 2607 Hastings.
Bertha Hamilton, s06s Prest.
Annabelle Harp. 25it Magnolia.
hsrilyn Jardins, lef2s Gable.
Jennie King 1859 Fleet.
zella KimbsIl. rs East Buena Vista, High
land Park.
Elizabeth Krause. a5io Penn.ylvania.
Mary Lohn, 47f Peterboro.
Stella Mirsnti. 6i3e st. Aubin.
Virginia MeIchert. 1883 Csrdoni.
Anne Nastulaki. 5075 Garvin twin.
Charlotte Nelson, 342s Beniteau.
Martha Otjens. 1908 Bramell.
Dorothy Porter, ss23 Manor.
Violet Prosyk. 1893 orleans.
Louise Pollle. 1873 Linnhurst
Frances Rsgland. 3437 Longfeliow.
Frances Roseman, 243s Canton.
Sara singler. s02& Georgia.
Alma ssndburg. s07i Vermont.
Anna SPARKS. 2o247 Revere.
Genevieve Siefaf, $500 Thirty-first
yestine snooks. -5572 University place.
Violet Schneider. 1oss6 Longviev.
Marie Teschendorf, 2sl3O Nieman. st
Elaine Warner, ESQ Penrose.
Ina White. 2l3s Putnam.
Mary Wilson, 1884 Harvard road. Berk
Dorms Wilson. 100 Notr. Dame. Gross
Annette ziemsnn. 1862 Newport.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leroy Charles Guthrie. ~; Ann Mitchell
Champion, 20
Gsrfeld wilkins. al Viola NJ. Jordan. 10
Paul Psyeur. 20 Carmen ST Pierre. 81.
John Bsrtony, 20; Jean Betty Karanovich
William Eason Bradley, 21; Dorothy A
Gerrit j. Ekk.l. 20: Gertrude Koet.I.r. 10
Vernon u. W. Davies. -; Adelaide .odi
Louis christopouios. "a; Anna Leventis. IS
Oscar w Coleman, al; Fannie NJ. VIII
william Paisley. II; Myrtle NJ. Price. Il.
John A. Barzyk, %: Bronislsws, CESAR
James Dalton. II: smithie Fudge, 10.
Joseph Albert Kutt, 20: Lottie Sobczak. rs
Walter KolodzieJczyk, 20; Dorothy stsnkie
Joseph 7. waligore. 20: Dori. Bandish. IS
Frederick A. Huffman, %; Charlotte Wick
John swider.ki. aS;, Ada Mari. Nicholson
Gerald Workman, 2i; Vera weinhold, 30.
John Donald Dean. 81; Msuds 7. Law
william r. Fast. 20; L,moyn. X. s.cri,t
10.
Alexander Artu,hin, az; Eva Marie zImmsi
Walton Thomson. IS: Bernice Moore, Is
Paul Ferrazza, 20: Helen DirIu, Is.
Aioysius Stencil Il; Evelyn Cerby IL
George Harold Wilson. az; oms Richard
Edwin s. Gadulks, a.; Ann Rustkewicz, az
Archie c. Howell. 81: velma Stokes. II.
Louis j. Brinkmsn, a.: Anna Ilene Burke
Tony y. Sanders. II; June Marie Forester
Arnoh II. Johnson. 6i Isthar uannuIa~ 80