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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-21

Roland Kilcreas q Keesler
Field. Miss. spent Sunday IN the
home Of DIT. and Mrs A P Bic
Arthur.
Mrs. d { PITTS Of Faypste.
Miss. spent several days tins
week ia the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. r. Fitzner.
Mrs S Smith returned sun
day from a weeks visit IN Bay
Springs Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NihuFs
|of Mobile spent TIE week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Rollins
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woods Of
Hollywood. Fla. are spending a
ten day vacation with Mr and
Mrs j. a. Rolllnx
M p. Eubankx. who has been
connected with the Z. 5 Engineer
Department IN Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii. for the past two years.
arrived Thursday to spend ; few
days in the home Of III. and
Mrs J. c. Reeves.
Mrs Chester Hubbeli and lit
lie daughter arrived Tuesday for
! visit IN the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs 7. j. Dickson.
Mrs Nell cirlos and little
daughter Of Jackson. Miss. spent
LAST week in TIE home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell ciriot.
Mrs Al Irving has departed for
? visit 70 friends at Pefkinstsn.
Miss
Mrs Bette Fuller and Miss
Veta Stauter spent Saturday n
Mobile.
Miss Ruby King visited rela
nves and friends in Hattiesburg
last week end.
Mu Gasaue Duck spent last
Saturday IN Mobile.
Miss Ruby King wiEI spend the
week end II Keealen Fseld where
she GOES 70 b with Der brother.
George King. who has jusl been
sent there from Ms home e
Georgetown. S {.
Mrs d p. Stevens q Kew Or
leans. who ia visiting hef mother.
Mrs NJ l. Todd ard sister. Mrs
Bessie Todd xester. haa been
spending part ~ the week with
Mrs "a r Cooper and Hrs. Pete
Virgins 81 Virgins. Mis-. ana il
expected 70 return - Mos Point
today Mrs Stevens vii Be
Joined for TIE return Trip - Neai
Orleans b. Mr. Stevens sna their
aon. Douglas. Who have been vis.
lung IN Kentucky
Mr. and Mr. c E Fslznef q
LMcedaie ana III ana Mrs = 2
2 gAFFFET Nfaa - WsfHH8HF
spent Thursday n Moas Point -
guests u NJ and NJ + ?
filxneF.
Mr. and Mrs E : Galloway
spent Sunday u EllokI
Mrs. Thonas Reeves = 4aeksos
s visiting Mn e y Bowen ane
Heg and Mr. = L NalIaa Il
Ao3e Point
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read With interest - faaaIa rs
announcement Hrs TlfEany
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MOSS POINT.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs T. L DeLashmes
and son. Bart. returned Friday
from . vacation spent with rela
tiyes IN StarkvlIie and Houlka
Miss They were accompanied
home BY Tom DeLashmet. who is
3 student 81 Mississippi State in
S~tarkville. who spent the week
end with his parents and Mrs
Frank Thompson Of Houlka. Miss.
who IS enjoying 3 visit IN the
ehornes Of Mr.. and Mrs DeLssh-
met DR.. and Mrx r. c. Elev and
DR.. and Mrs J. :. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrx Albert Lyni and
daughter are enjoying ; vsca
ton IN Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs III Levy and tao sons have
returned from q visit 70 relatives.
in Philadelphia. Pa
Mrs Lila Blurner returned Sun
day from . several days visit
to Mr.. and Mrs a r Biumer
and little daughter IN Gulfport
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred coImer snd
daughter. Betty. Of Birmingham.
Ala. returned Sunday 70 their
home after > pleasant visit IN the
home Of Mr. Colmer's mother.
Mrs Fritz Colmer.
Mrs. Stanley Lavman returned
Monday from . several weeks
visit to relatives IN Fsinwood,
n J.
Mrs b II Lambert and Mrs
Edwin Mays left Monday for ;.
two weeks vacation IN the noun
tsins Of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs J H Mcfarland Of.
Bay Springs. Miss spent TIE
week end il the home Of Eev
and Mrs r B West Mary West
accompanied her grandparents
home for > visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Weed and
two sons. Gene ard Larry. and
Mrs c. r. Wood spent Is. We'd
nesdsy in Mobile
HsrtweIi MeCoilum left Sunday
for Birmingham. Ala. where he
has accepted > position Nth II
gals Shipbulidlua Corporation
Mrs George Hi ard little
daughter. Barbara Jean. ard Nra
W d. Urban of Panama City,
Fla, spent the week end = the
home Of hrs. Walter HI
Mn j. r Cooley and daughter.
Margariie. and Hrs. Laura Mays
were visitors e Mobile last Pr
day.
W G Herring returned Sunday
from . weeks vislf y San Anto
mo and ueatae. Texas he Nas
: guest q Sergeant Tracy Thomp
son Of keeaief Field Miss Nao
vas home On 3 tao weeks far
I04Rh.
Leon Bond q Weir. Mls&. Is
: guest Is tbe home q IT ard
Mm g. l. Bond
Mr. ana Mn cIsntan E1bo ere
recesvina congratulations - the
arrival u 5 little daaEhtef = tas
Jackson County Hospital Hoaas9
mogning Aagasf =. = eight
thirty
The mary friends e Mrs In
wood Juhaasan ass raa =
know she s dong Nell felle#aaz
- operation & 80 1aszssH Gean
- Hospital Ha week
Ass 1anelis Moore = WEalta
Pals Texas + ens9faHg 3 ssast
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b Armisaesd
Mrs Lsareaee Eloaes EesaHHee
- her bore Il GsEHH4 - -
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home 81 NJ 80 - { nn
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sunday frou 8 SEVERAL zs1s Fzssi
- Jackson. H@
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lOU1lAL nAl
IA Kliemr wsxw 0 arrived
srosn 1seknm hs =
Hht ftne q x MN -
~ Butles
Mrs ~ Wtax ~ FsNl
Taytax ara Mis- nea caNw am
Spreading sextfAi aAxs u NeN Or
lenn& ihia WesA
Miss Auaa DeH Hea IS
uactixN yuause aaMKleF A NJ
ard Mrs : + Henderson, - Var
Wmkk Ext4ies Saxhmn Mtsb
3 VISITING r. ere hens Il ht exaa
sen Miss iasaa Pelham M3s
ipeiham Fwcsnsly HeHs > sew days
m jackson sna en- he mfafn Mics
/ Henderson sccuFan2 hEF Misi
] Henderson is . nupataf WsntNt
a. ire sea1IaFpf SCI Is Iarkmn ard
: student ~ Cllntna HiEt
school fguna which she wtli D.
graduated shortly She al ~
main IN paeesgUuia fse : Sea
weeks Before returning e her
horne In Jackson
Mrn Morton L Painter vii Dc
part this weuk eHd fer caiawatss
Miss wherw she viii visit her
mother. Mrs J = Murphy On
her return Mrs. pslHsef wAi hs
accompanied ~ feF eight year
old daughter, Marian. Who hal
tx.en spending tie summer with
Mrs Murphy
Mrs J. p. Mgllard and children
and AIRS q q Munaen and son
have returned 70 their hosne II
West Point. Miss. AFTER > visit
Of two weeks to 1t ard Hrs "
n Keli and family.
Miss Bette Del Munsou arrived
FRIDAY from West Point Miss
for 3 visit 70 heF grandparents
Df and Mrs " 4 ke1
Guests AZ ar. and Mrs G. +
Stewart for one day the pas
week. were Miss Mary Wells and
Ray Stewart Of Picayaane Mr.
Stewart Is representative q thf
state legislature from Pearl hlv
er county. = post he has bid tsc
years
Mrs 0li.er Tgehefa and three
children have returned frum 1
visit 81 two weeks 70 MrA les.
Willis ia Mobile.
Mrs W. c wessphaI and
daughters, Bertha. Betty and Bar
bars. have been visiting relatives
in New Orleans for several days
They returned horne Thursday.
Mrs.. Arthur Y. Smith an5 Mrs
J. w Brumfieid spent Wednesday
AFTERNOON IN Biloxi
Miss Pauline Perkins who IA.
been spending the summer viii
Mrs. Morton 7. Painter. depaftee
saturday for New Orleans whers
she will VISIT . few DAYS before
going % Memphis. Tenn. Nhert
she plans 10 enter school
Miss Margaret Moore Hoilistel
IS back 81 her poet s. the InEaill
Shipbuslding Corporation aftei
an illness Of about ten daya
MlB. Henry Bogdahu has gone
for . visit # several weeks 4
relatives IN Inverness. Mls3
W. A. Child Bara returned 4
his home Ia Biloxi Saturday nigh
Tor = brief resi- before r~eturninE
to school M. Bara was = pupu
lar member Of Ire young sofia
sci Ia Pa1cagoula during The tim
81 his residences n this city.
Miss Amelia Pickett haa return
- from visits = friends = 10
bile and 81 Petersburg. Pa
The Sarah Bensaeft cEare 0
the W0man's sa1ssfY q chdstiai
Service 81 the Efs4 Methods
schurch 81 paaeakoaia wIIi nsast 3
the home Of Mr. = Il BallleI
II10i Tylef aveiaua Mfandag otter
noon a. TIE usual hour q e
aembiy
Mfa w r Harris End Mra rrr
icy Seal ard daaghtef. Mla Dor
oihy. were recent ylslsafs - Nes
Orleans
J W petfigrew q Ceiumbis
Mias. Il 5 pheasant a~seosne
70 Pascaeouia Hr refuefeN
Nho Is employed q Ne ingail
plant expects = bring his fam
flliy here IS son 81 he can I'm.
suitable home fof Nlkin
Me- ind Mng Charles = Mort
and son. Charles i. spent lal
.rAk Mllh IL - - r.
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Mrs Morton L Painter Mili d.
part thia wesk end Ter Ceiawater.
Miss. NheFv she viii visit her
mother. Mrs J = Murphy On
her return Mrs. Painter wsIi he
accompanied ~ isf eight year
old daughter, Marian. Who hes
heen spending tie summer with
Mrs Murphy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-21

Mr. ind M8 Charles I. North
and son. Cherries Il. spent last
Watk Witn Mr. ana Mfa hog
a lnRfaeM s. Thk NaF1hs spent
me sumner - fa4i il F~aaeaa
IA and during Hat tire became
very popular Il ) lafse circle
~ friends They reside II Jack
son. Miss
Dr. G. - Gray departs fa -
exifndcd eaeaaan during which
time ne NtII TssI1 s nspHeH. Df
Po4 in shreee.s4 5laxe gong
- 70 Hos sWlna - axs -
Rlli - joined - - 1ezHa -
S stay s. ia fHa8. - Grey
HiN also se a aa4 aAa
Sic da0ehfa. Mfs = E EHasek
.at Conway Arr ahzie - hAa
3sy hyHs
Evening star., 1942-12-03

members Saturday night. The story
of Hanukah will be recited. songs
sung and refreshments served.
A special Hanukah service will be
held for servicemen at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, Saturday at pm.
On Sunday at 10 am. Adas Israel
Synagogue will sponsor childrens
service at the JCC.
Rabbi Solomon Metz Of Adas
Israel will officiate at services in the
temple tomorrow night and again
Sunday evening. At the latter War
bonds will be sold and prayers Of
fered for the United Nations.
At the Sunday service Rabbi Metz
Evening star., 1942-12-03

sacred oil, 80 the story goes, sum-
cient to last three days, burned be-
fore the temple altar for eight full
days until consecrated oil could be
had again.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld will
preach at all three services planned
at the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, 822 Eighth street NV. The
first will be held at 8:l5 pm. to-
morrow, another at II am. Satur-
day and the third, special program
for children, Sunday at noon.
Series Of Parties Saturday.
Members of the Washington Ha-
dassah will sponsor series of chill
dren's parties in the homes of 25
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Emphasis will be placed on home
celebrations, however.
Light Candle Tonight.
Tonight single candle, symbol of
victory over evil darkness that pre-
vailed in Syria In 1859 BIC, will be
lighted in homes, and grownups
will give their children gifts. Each
evening thereafter another candle
will be lighted until eight have been
kindled.
There is the legend of the miracle
which occurred at the dedication
of the temple in Jesusalem following
the defeat of the tyrant Antiochus,
who set out to mold all people into
his new order. A small cruise of
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Federal Communications Commis-

Federal Communications Commis-
sion.
The radio reported the Premier's
plea for greater output from jap
anese factories had been made dur
ing a visit to war industries at
Hiroshima. 1t quoted him as
reiterating Japan's determination to
"exterminate British and American
power" and said he declared:
''The war must be fought even In
our night dress. 1t Is absolutely
necessary that every one of the ma
ton be modified Immediately to in
crease greatly the strength for prose-
cutting the war in order to win
| through"
Evening star., 1942-12-03

The call for Nationwide day OF
prayer came as Dr.. Stephen S. Wise
head of the World Jewish Congress
and the American Jewish Congress
declared last week that he had docu-
mentary proof of the Nazis' plan to
exterminate all Jews in Europe by
the close of this year.
Both orthodox and reformed Jews
will join in special observances OF
Hanukah in homes and synagogues
Evening star., 1942-12-03
8-Duy Honukoh Observance
Begins at Sunset TONIGHT

Beginning at sundown tonight
washington Jewry will open the
elght-day observance Of Hanukah,
the feast OF lights, commemorating
the Jews fight for religious freedom
IN Syria more than 1000 years ago.
The feast, one of the most joyous
OF the year. was preceded yesterday
by the participation of a number
OF Jews here in a day of prayer and
fasting for their race in Europe.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Tojo Begs Jap Laborers
To Speed War Products
pvth. Assoc,.ted pr.ss

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Japan's
Premier Hideki TOTO, nearing the
end of his first year of war against
the Allies, yesterday voiced an
earnest plea to Japanese labor Ito
speed up and increase production"
to meet war demands, according to
a Toxic broadcast recorded by the
Evening star., 1942-12-03

will speak on "The Eternal Struggle
for Freedom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

American navy in the work OF
raising the ships and making room
for additional allied ships to enter
the harbor.
French army mobilization notices
were posted yesterday. Knots Of
curious American soldiers gath
erred 10 look at them.
American soldiers are buying
out souvenir shops and making
the city a shoe-shine boys heaven.
Gangs of boys beg the Ameri-
cans for cigarets and Chew gun"
White-gowned, yelled Moham-
medan women stroll the palm
tree-li streets and are COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

pletely ignored by the. soldiers.
who are following faithfully their
Instructions 10 be careful not to
offend the Moslem concept of a
woman'S place. The women. ii
may be added, ignor the soldiers
Both Oran newspapers, one for
merly violently pro-Axis. are pub
fishing regularly and one is
carrying a column OF news in
English.
Many OF the Americans find
that their college or high school
French is sufficient TO permit them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

mon adversaries. These troops
will be followed by others we
are preparing"
After the French troops left.
the American soldiers paraded
through Oran. Many in the big
crowd which watched them barred
their heads when the American
flag passed. M
Americans and French are
smiling and saluting at one an
other and working side by side
now throughout the city.
French navy men, who scuttled
more than 20 ships in the harbor,
are giving full co-ODeration to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

with all our hearts" against the
common enemy.
The French and American
troops. who 10 days ago were fir
ing at each other. stood face TO
face under the American flag at
a farewell ceremony at the rail-
road station and agreed TO meet
at the front as comrades-in-arms.
An American army guard OF
honor stood at attention while the
French troops marched past with
their colors. bayonets fixed on
their long. slim rifles.
Then the French and Americans
stood at attention while a band
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Avis

to read the newspapers, but few
can converse.
Consequently there is a great
deal of jabbering and arm-waving.
Under the palm trees in City
Hall Square three Arab chieftains,
beautifullyrobed In white, watched
with dignifed interest while two
soldiers waved their hands and
babbled in Brooklynese, trying TO
buy razor blades from a French
street corner peddler.
Soldiers are not permitted TO
buy wine except with meals and
thus there is a minimum of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
tBy PHIL AULT
United Press stan Correspondent

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
ORAN, Algeria, Nov, 1S- de-
layed) The first regiment of a
fast-mobilizing French army rolled
off tn the Tunisian front today
to the strains Of Dixie" played
by an American army band.
Eager TO get into action, the
French soldiers responded 10
American cheers, as they marched
off, by shouting a promise 10 fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

played the "Marseilles" and the
''Star-Spangled Banner"
A crowd of French civilians
barred their heads and cheered and
the French soldiers marched 10
their train. in which special cars
were loaded with motor transport.
Equipment lost by the French
in their brief. hopeless fight after
the Americans landed will be re-
placed at the front by new Amer
lean equipment.
In the station ceremony, Maj
Russell Akers Jr. addressed the
French troops.
I'VE Americans resnect Won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

for the good fight you made
against u.s." he said. I'VE are
all soldiers and we understand
one another.
I'VE shall meet again as COM
Tades-in-arms. When you Join
In the. battle we know You will
live up to the finest traditions OF
France"
The French regimental colonel
to Akers, said:
I'VE have just been fighting
with all our hearts. / am con-
WINGED that we shall continue
with the same heart and the
same honor against our COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
MARLBORO
SHIRTS s. IS
ARROW Q ST
HandkerchiefS for
wEMBLi ST
TIES


adchef blend seldom
assemble We have Blue bamboo both handker
o et them FURNISHING Street,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Navy Mother
Presents FIao
AS Memento
BY FRANCES OVENS

a TOUCHING scene took
place at the Navy NJ h 9 r 5
luncheon at Hotel Statler Thurs
day when Mrs. Pauline Burgher
presented 10 the club cherished
memento of her sailor son, Ray
mond Tuttle. Killed in action
since Pearl Harbor.
II was an American flag taken
from an American battleShip on
which Raymond once served,
and was forwarded to her by
one Of his buddieS.
Capt. Richard T. Brodhead
dedicated the flag He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Brodhead
and present also at the speakers
table were Mrs. Fred T. Murphy.
Mrs. Marion Kuhlman, Mrs.
Mary Penn Jones, who was re
Gently chosen the typical Navy
Mother, Mrs. Alice Bitterman,
Commander Esther Githn. Pnd-
cnce Butterficld. Mrs. George
La Forest. Mrs. J. p. Jones and
q number Of others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Valparaiso
Group Plans
Musicale Tea

THE DETROIT Chapter Of
Valparaiso University Guild on
December Is, at 3:45 o'clock,
Will give candlelight musicale
and tea in Our Savior Church
in DickeTSon avenue.
The proceeds Will be devoted
10 The fund for Guild Hall at
Valparaiso University.
The following women Will
pour: Mrs. William Hansen,
Mrs. r. II. Buchheimer, Mrs.
Amanda Kundinger, Mrs Theo-
dore Richter. Mr.. O. {. Harms.
Mrs. Otto Baetz and Mrs. Carl
Plumhoff
Mrs. Henry Steelman is in
charge of arrangements assisted
by Mrs. Benjamin Neuman. Mrs.
G.. T. Ottc. Mrs. Edmund Klein
SChmit, Mrs. Edward LaBudde.
Mrs. Carl Thrun, and Mrs. Otto
RoSenbuSch.
The musical program is under
the direction of Mrs. Armin
Lapf.
Patronesses include: Mrs. O..
{. Kreinheder. wife OF the
president emeritus of Valparaiso
University; Mrs. o. G. l.. Ress,
Mrs. w. o. Kleinhans. Mrs. w.
c. BurmeiSter. Mrs. Harry OIL
sen. Mrs. Herbert r. Wacker.
Mrs. II. F. HenSick Mrs. r. r..
Bernthal, Mrs. F. A. Hertwig,
Mrs. l.. II. Koehler. Mrs. Her
bert Mueller, Mrs. +. III. Buch-
heimer. Mrs Carl Kemp. Mrs.
Emo C. Claus, Mrs. Theodore
Wriggazer, Mrs. 6. l.. Kurtz,
Mrs. O. {. Marohn, Mrs. G. A.
Hildner and Mrs. Gilbert T..
Ottc.
The regular meeting Of the
Detroit chapter Will be held
December 7 Al ? p m. in Trinity
Church Parish House, preceded
by a luncheon AT 1870
Mrs Otto RoSenbuSch will pre-
side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Patriotic Revue
Luncheon Set

THE PART women play in
the progress toward victory Will
be exemplifed at the patriotic
revue luncheon Sunday at !
p. m. in the grand ballroom of
Hotel Book-Cadillac.
Mrs. Rae X. SchOenberg, ma
tional president of the Ladies
Auxiliary 10 the Jewish War
Veterans, will be the guest Of
honor at the luncheon.
1t. Eleanor NJ. Morrison Of
the WAAC will speak on What
the Women'S Auxiliary Is Doing
10 Help Win the War" and
speaking for the navy will be
Ensign Helen NJ. Stewart Of the
WAVES.
Talks by women representa-
tIvcS Of various defense organi-
cations will be included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Put Glitter Into
Your Holiday Life
1895

You're ready for any holiday fun that comes
along in one of these sparkling numbcrsl The
slim, princess style Oeft) has its fluid lines set of
with cleaning, silvery necklne. The two Piecer
(ught) has big, marble-like buttons bordered
with rhinestones. Two Of a group of one and
two piece pastel woods and rayon crepes with
dress trimmings TO give them lively interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Dancing Follows
Theater Party

A RECENT theater party at
the Wilson included a gala gath
cring which eliminated with
supper and dancing at the De-
trolt Athletic Club.
Among the members Of the
large group were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale II. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph SaSSer, Mr. and Mrs.
William Norton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Subberra, DR.. and Mrs.
James Connolly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell SymS, DR.. and Mrs. r.
y. Won Tick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lobbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Down, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. LonGan, Mrs. Charles
Martin of Oxford Mich, Mr.. and
Mrs. q w. Kay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry King, and NJ and Mrs. A.
& Kuhn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Review Club
Aiding in
Seal Drive

AIDING IN the thirty-SiNth
annual Christmas Seal Drive,
which is sponsored by the De-
troit tuberculosis Sanatorium, IS
the Detroit Review Club, which
has more than - members
working as volunteer sales
women IN various department
stores.
Mrs. Roy Marshall is chair
man of department store sales
and is assisted by Mrs. Paul
Keller. Mrs. Edwin w. Thomp-
son is chairman of the sales
booth at the Ernst Kern Com
pany. Mrs. b. r. Springborn is in
charge of the Farmer street
sales at the j. l.. Hudson Com
pany and Mrs. Robert III. Bond
handles the fourth floor sales.
Mrs. Carl G.. Mueller is chair
man Of the booth at the Crowley
Miner Company.
Mrs. Walter S. Clark heads
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the various hotels and is assisted
by Mrs. Jack Emery at Hotel
Statler, Miss Helen Robertson at
the Fort Shelby, Mrs d. L..
Price AT the Book-Cadillac and
Mrs. Du Pont Newbro of the
American Women'S Voluntary
Services. who manages the booth
at the Detrolt-Leland.
Mrs. A. w. Humphrey is chair
man of the pecial locations
booths and has appointed Mrs.
William Chaykin to handle the
County Building sales and Mrs.
Harold Blydonburgh at the city
hall.
The project is being taken
care of in Detroit's various thea
terS bv chairman Mrs. Frank
Morrison with Mrs. Stanley
Jones as her assistant. About
40 volunteers are serving in this
group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Mrs. Zahn Visits
Sister in East

MRS. RUBY NJ. ZAHN of
Monterey avenue is in the East
visiting her sister, Mrs James
Francis DlCkie of Forest Hills.
Long Island.
Mrs. DIcHe. q former De-
troitcr. Will return with Mrs.
Zahn and again take up resi-
dCnce in Detroit.