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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Death Claims
F. .Rapson

Frank Howard Rapson, after an
Illness OF several months. passed
away Thursday night at $50 at
tho home OF his sister. Mrs J.
Ross Wilson. 500 Ferris St, at
whose home he had lived since
Apr, 5.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rapson, Mr. Rapson was born in
Pickford and was 40 years old
He was a farmer and spent his
early life In Pickford, belonging
there to the Methodist Church.
Mr. Rapson is survived by six
sisters. Mrs. Wilson. this city;
Mrs. James Fountain, Pickford,
Mrs. Norman Cowell, Sault Ste
Marie, Mrs. Homer Beach, Chelsea;
Mrs. William Simms, Pickford,
and Mrs. Clifford Frost. Hessel,
and four brothers, Stewart. Sault
Ste Marie. Leonard. Fort Sill
Okla Robert. Pickford, and Ford
Rapson, this city
Funeral services will be in Pick.
ford. Sunday afternoon and burial
in Bethel Cemetery. Pickford Tn
I'll o'clock today friends may
call at the Stevens & Bush Funer.
al Home.
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Municipal Court

Francis F. Winkworth. BON her
Trailer Camp, arrested Thursday
evening in the downtown section.
today pleaded guilty 10 charges Of
indecent exposure and paid s25 in
municipal court.
Lyle Stevens. 1920 LaForge Rd.
paid $40 costs when he pleaded
nolle contender 10 charges OF VIC
lating the stop ordinance and. con
sequently, becoming involved in an
accident with Harry Renwick,
1901 Sherman Ave
Speeding fines were paid by
Arthur R. Wyatt, Salem. $l2. and
Russell b. Kenyon, Ypsilanti. s..
Total collection Thursday and to-
day was sS5. OF this 1913 was paid
for minor traffic violations. Five
persons paid for stop violations,
totalling 81. while five persons
paid for improper parking, total
Inns Sc
Russell Lawrence S64 E Forest
Ave. was arraigned Wednesday
before Justice Italy Vining Wayne
and paid $50 when he pleaded
guilty TO charges Of leaving the
scene Of an accident.
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Strikes

Continued from Page Ouel
again be told the I'M workers
under his supervision. FBI AGENTS
reported.
so. whenever he vent out for a
drink Of water he ordered all ma
chimes shut down until his return
He is also accused OF having in
structed underlings wrongly in op-
Grafton OF the machines, resulting In
damage to equipment and OF incit-
ing workers against another man
who he thought was after his job
You can't tell me what 10 do.
am too important here Bright
toll FIJI agents who first invest.
igated the case.
Company officials agreed, stating
that his loss at that time would
virtually shut down the department
But they quietly "shopped around
and found a substitute.
Then the FBl stepped in and
made the arrest
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Death Claims
Harvey Reed

Harvey Wilbur Reed. 81, passed
away in Ypsilanti this morning at
l o'clock az the home Of his
daughter and son.inlav. Mr.. and
Mrs John W Hamilton He had
been in since May
Mr. Reed was born MAY Il. 1851.
on Munger Road Ypsilanti the
son OF Nathan and Mary Wilbur
Reed He belonged 10 the Method
isl Church and had been a farmer.
He married Anna c. Odds Feb.
90. 1876. who died Mar -, 1908.
Mrs John W. Hamilton is his
only daughter. Two nieces and
two nephews also survive.
Friends may call al the J. Z.
Moore Funeral Home, where fu-
neral services will be at o'clock,
Monday. Rev. George Moore will
conduct the services and burial
will be in Highland Cemetery
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man, Detroit. returned home sun
day from a trip to the Upper Pen
insula after spending week at
Forrest Inn. at Manlstique Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Walworth
left Monday for Missouri They
took Mr.. Walworth's brother, Fred.
back to training camp
Ronney Lamkin is III at his
home.
Mrs A. j. Lamkin accompanied
Miss May Barton to Detroit. Tues.
day TO see cousin, Mrs Nora
Baker Martin. who is i'll at the
home Of her son and daughter-ln-
law
Mrs Laura Duggan. Miss May
O'Brien. Miss Jean Ostrander,
Ypsilanti and Mrs Grace Seidler
California spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs o. f. Vedder.
Mrs Frank Sikorski and daugh.
ter, Florence, attended the funeral
OF Mrs. LOttie Linnenkugel at the
Milan Catholic Church, Saturday
morning
Mr. and Mrs r. q Lamkin and
daughter Faye, Almont. were week
end guests Of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs r. c. Lamkin. Dinner
guests Of the Lamkin family were
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Williams and
son Thomas. Mt Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs Carl buckingham
and family and Patricia O'Brien.
Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Thomas buckingham.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs F. l..
Squires and Mr. and Mrs Erwin
Bright and family Ypsilanti were
visitors
Mrs. + A Duane spent Monday
in Detroit
Miss Dorothy Horton spent the
week end with friends in Lansing
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Brinkley
and son, Dearborn, were Sunday
afternoon guests OF Mrs Brinkley's
sister Mrs. Ernest Williams and
family.
Mrs Olive Kinie, Detroit spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. c. "
Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bobicz. Jr..
and family were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John sim.
ond. Wayne They also visited
their brother and sister.in.law
MI and Mrs. Russell Morrison
Garden City.
Miss Elaine Bobicz was Satur-
day evening guest OF Miss Eliza.
beth Mesteller Talladsy Rd
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Bodley
and family we're in Ypsilsnti Sun.
dsy afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Two Given Sentences
on immortality Charge

Roland Ralph Publ. "a. and Fred
erick Bruot. 10, both of 25S0 Holmes
Rd.. Ypsilanti. Thursday we're given
10 TO 90 year sentences in the
Southern Michigan Prison al Jack
son by Circuit Judge George W.
Sample when they were found gull
ty Of immortality charges involving
a Fort Wayne, Ind, girl.
The minimum sentence was rec
commended by Judge Sample
The minor girl, who is wanted In
Indiana. will he tried in juvenile
court
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War

Continued from Page Onel
erence to the fighting now in
progress
Continue Pounding
Gen Douglas MacArthur's land
based bombers continued 10 pound
japanese bases from Timor TO the
Solomons in a 5000 mile arc, the
Yorkshire Post reported Mac
Arthur's headquarters announced
that three bomber formations had
attacked enemy shipping off New
Guinea but had not been able TO
observe results because OF unfav-
orgble weather Three OF l3 ia
panese zeros that tried TO inter
cept the allied squadrons were
shot down
The Raj gave the Reich cities
nights respite from bombing,
but light German forces were over
East Anglia. Berlin reported Its
bombers attacked Norwich. cathe-
dral town on the East Coast.
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Party

tContinIed from Page Onel
ere served ice cream and cake.
nd spent the rest Of the evening
laying SWITCHBOARD. and horse
hoes, and in visiting.
Loses Package
One OF the soldiers entertained
y the Legion during the evening is
ost unhappy today about the loss
a package containing cigarettes
hd stationery which he LEI, in
hat he thought 10 be the automo-
PIE Of his host. for safe keeping.
Unfortunately. il was the wrong
htomobile. and bemoaning his loss
2 reported II 10 the Legion. Today
be Legion is making every effort
find the lost cigarettes. and re-
pests the finder TO please return
hem 10 the Legion Home
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Pick of the Air oday

l0.00-Great Lakes,
1880 Men. Machines and Vie
tory,
ll:00-Duke Ellington
MBS-s:l5 Propaganda Analysis
S:30-Sonss for Marching Men
30-Double or Nothing
lo:15-Cab Galloway,
l1:l5-Carl Ravazza orchestra
Saturday
NBC-2 so Marine Band.
500 Washington Park Futur-
ity:
$50 Blood for a Hero
CRS-l2:3o p. m stuart Erwin,
S:3o-American Red Gross,
900-Hit ParadeS
BLU: 00-Paul LAyelle's orcheS
ira,
SIS Gibbs and Finney.
lo.00-Allen Prescott.
MBS-f:O2-B Brad Hunts orches
ira,
s 00-American Eagle club.
300 ChicaEoland Music Festi
val
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LIVESTOCK

Detroit Mich Aux u Good 20
best steers Sl475dl6. common.
50 .35d9 5U. fat beef COWS $3.50 a
$40 rs good Weichty sausage bulls
Sll 5o@l2. Gamers and cutters.
S6.75a9e5
calves Good - rholce grades
$l7H 1880 common and medium
Sl3dl6
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
Sl5Tl5.50 medium fi3dlf5o;
slaughter ewes. Sfn7. few culls
sS0S5O.
Hogs lS0-2jo lbs SlSl0ffl525.
2io-3oo lbs. Sl47od IS 90. extreme
heayies, SO hulk sows. SlS25d
1865
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Detroit. Aug ~ ms Milo
Grove. ~ year old Elnise Hospital
attendant. today had pleaded not
guilty 10 charge OF aggravated
assault in connection with the
death OF Omar Weiss. q year old
inmate at the institution Al.
.rsigned Thursday Grove stood
mute and was released IN 81 600
bond
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Navy Has 10
Take over Plant

Washington, Aug. 1i-INS-The
Navy today took over the Bayonne
y. J. plant OF the General Gable
Corporation on orders from Presi-
dent Roosevelt. amid indications
that the wildcat strikers would
return to their jobs TO work for
the government"
President Roosevelt late yester.
day issued an executive order d.
recting Navy Secretary Knox to
take possession of and operate"
the war production plant which
had been closed by striking work
ers since Tuesday in defiance OF
Labor Board decision denying
them a 10 cents an hour pay in.
crease.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Daily Market Report
Vegetables

Detroit. Mich, AUG IA
BEETS No. l $50 toc doz bchs.
CABBAGE No. l, bu. $50 soc.
CARROTS-No /. 35a 4Oc dor
GREEN BEANS No. !. Sl5od2
bu
CUCUMBERS-N I. g. SOFAS bu.
PEAS No l. 81 5OdS bu.
POTATOES No /. SllSdi25 M.
GREEN ONIONS No !. IS n soc
dor hchs
RADISHES No. /, 45 q CSC dny.
bchs.
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YpsiIdnti Briefs
,sotheF Misslno

Brother Missing
Police are looking today for
>awrenee Magner, Is. who was re-
orted missing by his brother Dallas
Wagner. i394s Robson ST. Belle
lille. Lawrence started to Lansing
Py bus at $50 Tuesday morning
he is described as six feet tall.
Eeighing $50 pounds. having brown
air and wearing a black suit with
white pin stripe, white shi.t. and
black shoes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
TRAIN KILLS MAN

Holland Mich, Aug. II AP- \
Pere Marquette train struck and
killed an unidentified man who was
sitting on A trestle spanning the
Black River here Thursday. The
body was recovered from the river
beneath the trcstle.
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INpucTEs GIVEN FAREWELL

Whitaker. Mich, Aug. l4-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Brown were host
and hostess at farewell party
Sunday for their son Edward who
was to leave for Fort Custer Tues
lay morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Berk-
ley. Milan and Mr.. and Mrs Groy-
or Wallace. Toledo and friends
from Whitaker were there
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POULTRY
lRAZleYA Marketl
SOMEWHERE IL OKLAHOMA
Buying Prices)

t7Nf VI - ~ - I'M - 'fAh ~ ~ W -
AP-A huge Douglas Aircraft
Company bomber plant latest
INK In Uncle Sans growing chain
OF aircraft factories will be ded-
icated tomorrow Even while the
dedication is in progress. giant
four engined liberatOr bOmhor-
will be rolling off mass produc-
ton assembly lines
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FrtiI,

Detroit Mich. Aug IL
APPLES-Nollow transparents. No.
! $l50nl Is hu. Duchess, No. /,
bu 75cn 81 rs
HUCkLEBERRtES-No. /. "a a..
crate. S7n7.50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14

FL.C.E. OF the Evangelical
Church is giving an ice cream So
cial Saturday al 3 o'clock on the
lawn of the Arthur Bowles home,
5000 Talladay and Whitaker Rds.
Cake and cookies will be served
with the ice cream.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Suffers Stroke

Arthur Lamkin suffered slight
stroke last Saturday morning and
is confined to his bed under a doc
tors care
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In The Sick Room

Miss Eugene Mereness has a
roken leg received in fall at
Pc University OF Michigan. Ann
Arbor
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Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit, Mich. Aug IA
BARLEY Mating range. So "a s5c
feeding. 72c.
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Butter ana COOS

Detroit. Mich Aug u
BUTTER-Best creamery In tubs
t01.milt.c
EGGS - Current receipts. SIC
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Poultry

Poultry
Detroit Mich AUG u Poultry
market steady Hens. average run
pc. lechorns. lSc, rock springers,
26c lcghorn hrnilers. &c
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14

Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs Barlow Simonds
and Ruth and Mrs Phyllis Chess
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Tonight
NBC-S 00-Lucille Manners,
S.30--lnformation Please,
900 Waltz Time.
$50 Plantation Party.
l0:00-Art Bakers Quiz
CBS-7:15 p. m.-Mary Small;
S:00-Fred Brady's Variety,
$40 Science at Work.
9:00-Playhouse,
10:00-Carayan.
BLU--S 30-Gay Nineties;
$50 Dinah Shore.
9.45-Men OF the Sea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14

Red network. WIN zoo. WV
$50. WHAM 100. WMAQ go. Blue
network. WXNZ 1870. WLW 700.
WGN 700.
Columbia 6roadeastirs Company
-WJR $50. WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM 1875, VICAR 1850,
WBNS 1850. WOOD 1910. Blue
network. WOWO 1880
Mutual 6rosdeastlns Company
network WLW 700. CkLW 500
Red Network NLW zoo; Blue
WJBK 700.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
NelUs From Whitaker

man. Detroit. returned home sun
day from a trip to the Upper Pen
insula after spending week at
Forrest Inn. at Manistique Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Army Gets Into Scrap Drive
Bugs Tells How General
Helped Collect Metal
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

don't know how to overlook Mike Donaldson as
Judge in the contest for tough sergeants.
Mike a sergeant of the time in the last But
mostly he lowered between KIP. and corporal
His stripes and off often they finally put them
zippers
Sergeant Mike sparng partner for Stanley Ketchel
who could slap harder than drunken bass drumer.
He had than the who invented baggy
general He put the his back and started to crawl
in with him.
snper got the general again. right the hip pockets
5u didn't touch Mike again the general got bullet
here it would do him the least good.
When got still another he yelled Mike let's change
ylaces and I'll you"
So Sergeant Donaldson qualities expert tough
topkcks He got the medals and the general got much
lead in his pants he had travel home rstcass ballast
We will ask Sergeant Donaldson to referee con-
test between the Mongooses and the Koys Mike will choose
up sides quicker than boy with baseball bat.
But will ask him classify Sergeant Ummscray who
is so tough he gives transfusons to boodhounds.
Sergeant Ummscray is in the Aleutians now. He so
tough he would gaop through the Japanese army with bowl
of rice.
II live in such a tough neighborhood" said Sergeant
Ummscray that the police lock themselves in the precinct
station house and send out for their meals.
"Our town has streets dry days only only hotel
is the RtzAtchison and Topeka It's a lobby
cars"
We qualify Sergeant Ummscray contest. Tomorrow
have Sergeant Bi who knock-down mekeeper for
the Mongooses and the Koys
(To be continued)
by KIM eatur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Miss Curtiss Plans
Visit to Duke u.

MISS JUDITH CURTISS of
Balfour road will depart the
middle of next week for Dur
ham. N. c., to visit friends at
Duke University.
She plans to be there during
much of the football season and
is looking forward to attending
many Of the big games.
SECOND 1T. SIDNEY KAP-
LAM recently paid short visit
to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/. r. Kaplan. in their home in
Glendale avenue.
Lieutenant Kaplan is a gradu-
ate of the quartermasters divi-
sion of officers training school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Colony Club
To Entertain
Service Men
BY MINNIE CAGE

SERVICEMENS PARTIES
the kind for which the Colony
Club is famed-will be financed
with proceeds of the games
party and luncheon which
started off the clubs fall
season.
Fortnightly supper dances on
Saturdays throughout the fall
and winter will be staged in this
hospital clubhouse, which many
men in uniform, particularly
those from the nearby naval
armory, have come to regard as
a real home.
Mrs. II. d. Scarney. the new
president, welcomed 125 men,
bers and guests. 1t really was a
reunion after the summer recess.
The clubhouse was gay with
arrangements of bright autumn
flowers placed about on tables
and on mantlepieces.
MRS. LOUIS F. WEYAND.
chairman Of tire day, kept
everything lively and saw that
the games went off on schedule.
She was smart in a soft green
wool suit, topped by a brown
felt hat.
Announcer Mrs. Irene Stahe-
lin was hatless, but wore a
stunning black wool dress.
The prizes were war savings
stamps and bonds. Mrs. John
w. Kennedy was the winner of
the SIS defense bond.
LUNCHING WITH Mrs.
Joseph M. Schenck, a former
president of the club, we're:
Mrs. George o. Begg, Mrs.
Philip Stair and Mrs. w. Bruce
Howard.
At another table were spied:
Mrs. Francis H. Phelps, Mrs.
Bernard G.. Koether, Mrs. B. A.
Koether and Mrs. Gayard LATER.
Seated about one long table
were: Mrs. John II. French, who
has two sons in the armed
forces; Mrs. Reginald Given,
Mrs. Emerson Frantz, Mrs. Har-
vey Fruehauf, Mrs. Kenneth
Cunningham, Mrs. Raymond II.
Berry, Mrs. Harry G.. Mock,
Mrs. Daniel Beck, Mrs. George
Van Huss and Miss Paulette
Dildine.
At another large table were
noted: Mrs. Matthew Wander
Kloot, Mrs. Allan A. Wales,
Mrs. Percy Monteith, Mrs.
Stuart Cogsdill, Mrs. Lyman
Lilley, Mrs. Herman F. Koestlin,
Mrs. Archibald Mckay and Mrs.
Frank Kuhn.
Still another group was COM
posed of the following: Mrs. J.
Robert Wilkin, Mrs. Chester
Clark, Mrs. Frank Bohan,
Mrs. George Schadt, Mrs. Z. c.
RiSeborough, Mrs. A dolph
Marschner and Miss Elise
Marschner and Mrs. A. w.
Sempliner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Garden Group
Meets Thursday

THE FIRST monthly meeting
of the Woman's National Farm
and Garden, Detroit branch, will
be held Thursday at the With
erell street YWCA.
A luncheon will precede the
business meeting. Program
chairman is Mrs. Stanley Nc
Kenzie. She will introduce Miss
Jean Trip of Herman Keifer
Hospital, who will speak on
nutrition.
Hostesses for the day are Mrs.
A. w. Palmer, Mrs. II. Z. Epley
and Mrs. Arthur Widman.
MARY LOUISE KRAMER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Spinster Dinner Set for Toniqht

The SPINbTER dinner. for 20. is being ST
tonight. by Ruth Ann Walsh. at the Detroit Golf Clu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Leaving to Enter
New York Convent

CHRISTINE WALL, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Wall
of Devonshire road, and Adele
Connolly, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam F. Connolly, will leave to-
morrow evening for New York
City. where they will enter
Duchesne Sacred Heart Convent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
AMY PITTMAN
Every Day Party Day for Bride-EIeet

Shirley went to Liggett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Dunhams Return
From Hiking Trip

MIR. AND MRS. RICHARD
DURHAM and daughter, Mary,
have just returned from a hik-
ing trip through the Black
Forest of Pennsylvania,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Kramer of Yorkshire road, is
headed for Long Beach, Cal. She
is motoring with her aunt, Mrs.
E. E. Buffman, and her cousin.
Mrs. Russell Buffman of Long
Beach, who have been visiting
in Detroit for several weeks.
MRS. MARY FLETCHER of
Fisher avenue has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fletcher in Capac, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
GENUINE TIPPED SKUNK 'IyO
Thousands of Lovely Fur Goats from s77 to 2750

Thousands Of Lovely Fur Goats from s77 to 275O
Our plan at time. Pay
'1t~pAI No charge fbb
AL Fur subject to Tax
NOTICE coat
require at eust ~ charge pay
enf one week In advance will greatly uute deliveries
rubber in the present emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
photo by Monett studIOJ


EVERY DAY party day for Ruth Mary Watkins 8.
Who Friday. will be married 1t Frederick
Pew.
buffet supper and bathroom shower -.
Given by Marie Purdy. the Purdy residence Hunt
ington Woods.
Compimented her last evening -.
Present were Mrs Lewis ]. Purdy, mother of the
hostess of the evening Mrs Ralph Watkins the
bride-eect. Mrs. James E. Walsh Mrs Richard Garlch
sister Of the brdeeect Ruth Ann Walsh Franne Fisher
Betty Epson. Jean Mclaughlin. Margaret Sweeney
Helen Cheviron. Betty Webb .Marge Miller. Mrs.
Don Nchoie Peggy Risdon Winfred Kelly. Pauline
King Jane Watkins sister Of the bde-elec Mrs. George
Michaes Marjorie Lovely. Sally Stritch Betty Da-
haney Jackie Anhut. Mrs. Mel Duffy and Mrs Walter
Cronin
Spinster Dinner SET for Tonight
THE SPINSTER dinner for 90 49,. is being staged
tonight. by Ruth Ann Walsh the Detroit Golf Club .
Mrs. Richard GarIich TO Entertain
AND. TOMORROW. Mrs Richard Garlch. . will
entertain 100 guests her house Mendoza avenue
In the fireplace Of the living will be up tents
TO represent Camp Pickett. in Virginia where Lieu
tenant Pew is stationed.
Mrs. Garich is decking her tea table . with white
chrysanthenums blue dephnium sweetheart roses .
At one end Of the table Mrs Frank D. Watkins will
pour tea -.
And. at the other. Mrs John s. Small . will pre-
side at the coffee urn....
Some of those who will be there are Mrs James Gar
lick Mrs. John T. Woodhouse Mrs. Harry " Woodhouse
Mrs Robert Christie of Scarsdale " Y aunt of the bride
elect Ruth Woo Marie Purdy Mrs. Louis
Purdy Mrs Elliott Upson Mrs James r. Walsh . Mrs
George Stone Mrs Sidney Huff. Mrs. Harold Hamilton
.''.Mrs John Cassel and Mrs. George Mchaels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
IN N ayfs al
u I'VE with

PosTDEBUTANTE AMY PITTMAN's engagement.
To James Whitehead. of Mr. and Mrs. j. Frazer
Whitehead of Cloverly road Crosse Ponte Farms.
announced by Mr.. and Mrs Edwin X. Hoover....
At informal cocktail party.
Given the home of Yeoman and Mrs Lansing PittmAn
. brother and sister-in-law of the bride-eect....
On Three-Mle drive Crosse Pointe Park.
Only the families and intimate friends were inVited.
Amy is the daughter Lansing
=. and the late Doris Mcmillan Pittman Hoover.
Mrs. Nelson Mccormick in New York
MRS. NELSON MCCORMICK. 4. who is a power In the
local Junior League
Is n New York today.
Attending board meeting. of the Association of the
Leagues of America lat the Waldorf of which
there three a year,.
Mrs Mccormick director....
OF Region A. which includes Michigan. Ohio and
several other midwestern states....
She will be gone all week..
Newberrys Going TO Land Lakes. Wisconsin
MR. AND MRS. PHELPS NEWBERRY JR.....
taking little holiday.
They'll leave Saturday. for Land OLakes Wis.,.
And viii spend weeks at the Gateway.
Taking long horseback rides through the woods.
Another Detroit Family OF TO Capital
ANOTHER DETROIT family is taking up residence in
\ the capital....
Capt Charles Beecher Warren. in
ngton for MONTHS.
- Came for the week-end...
To get and the children. Christine and
- John Waing....
u..Pary TO Honor Decide Brown and Fiance
HoNORING DECIDE BROWN. :. and her fance. -.
NJ 1t. Dick Burnett.
he Who are to be married on Saturday. -.
~ The Gordon Bakers. Friday night will give
~ cocktail party and dinner....
AT their charming house Bonnybrar lane. in Br
mingham....
Gordon Baker and Lieutenant Burnett roommates
/ at Princeton
Shirley Jacobs Enters Bradford College
| SHIRLEY JACOBS. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
L KenWoOd Crosse POinte