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Evening star., 1942-06-24

Ernest J. King to cut by halt the
number Of typewriters and mimeo-
graph machines in the Navy.
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NoioI Day OF Miss
Cecil Thompson
Observed Friday

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81 = 3 party gwen q hef aonoi
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pecsaiIs prepares table which NAs
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Mlk DMashy Laee as4iyed
Sun8ae fFtan Flushing L New
York. suF q wait IS taa aeks a.
hef parents Nj ant MfA @ -
I0fee Waa are nIensni new AZ
ditinns 3 Mos ra8AI and Whgi
have apartments Is nes
rome q ~ and Mf Linn Hoop
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Mr. 4 ] EfEIsna Il Ferguson.
No arrived Tuesday nfeat 81
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.gn Resd Ms Flung son Lar
~ IS visiting 1fsaas Is Taunton.
Mass near Boston curing ntf
ahsenee
Mr. and Airs " ? Todd md
son Billy. who have been spead-
inc the week aith Mr. Todd
ui0theF. Mr. A l. Todd and
other relatives departed Friday
for New ORLEANS where they Wall
VISIT Until Sunday before going "a
their nsN home ~ Teffe hante.
Ind Mr. and Mrs Todd cams
frran Clinton Ind whnFe they
have been makln their honne anc
stopped for q week n New Or
leans before coming on - Moss
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Musical Hours To
Be held Al USO
Sunday Af4P. NJ.

A music appreciation h0ur Wiil
b. held II ire United Service Or
eanixaHon building sunday afseFa
naen from : Is S oeksk Mr.
Warren + SeeEes @aH nemtsf
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program If reeiaa ard afec
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through ne ueilem p
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WEEKLY BRIDGE CLUB

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MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mss Mary Elizabeth Eiey of
Camp Shelby. Miss spent sew
eFal DAYS this Week here with her
parents d. and Mrs II G Eiey
Rev. 7 d West AMI raai9fcn
Mary and Alex have returned
from 3 VISIT - relatives n Bay
Springs and Durant Mss
Mr. and Mna J p Lowe and
Miss Dora CeNan were visitors
down the coast last "Wednesday
Mrs + n Morris ard daughter
Of Harrisburg Miss wefe quest
= few aass TINS Neek 81 A. and
Mrs Lester Garner
Mrs. 7 } Dickson and aaugh
Ter. LOIS. were visitors to Mo0uc
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. n Duhe VIII.
leave Sunday Tor Chicago - make.
Their home for several months
Emile Boadfeaax sren1 the.
week END a ms hofne - Nes Ibe
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Mr. and Ms. : v Barr. Char
lie Quinn and G Quinn spcnt SEA
eFsl DAYS this week N Magnolia
Miss
Mrs. = G Spann u. accom-
panied by Mra L Peacocs ana
Miss Virginia Peacock aerc visit
orx 70 Gulfpart SUNDAY
Miss Louise Carr accompanied
by Miss Roan Thornton spent The
week end WITH Miss Carr par
ents IN Nolan MIS-
Mss Tlllie ReteFlg sps1t the
week end 81 lef nome n Cuk
port Ais
J v Ingram of Jacksonville
Fla spent me Wesk end WITH.
bif. ana Mr E 7 Galloway
Mrs G = Hsnsen Is enjoying
. vlait 10 friends II Greenwood
Miss
Ed Lynn ahe sas been recgp
Grating following 81 operation fn.
the Toaro InllfmafE b hew o.
Iean6 &as nesed las TaurEaas
- tile home - rs son n lasH and
daughter. Mr and Mft Robert.
Roper. 81 lhls esIs
Mrs. I 9 Adams and Mr. Joe
Mc0oNan - Habiie we're guests
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thar home = Kes Ofesn after
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NJ WaIsa Hssae4 an eail.
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returned saaaas zaH 8 Hlstt o.
FeatIea i Laz.sa U.s.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

fPreslon sweet
MRS. ROBERT J. VAN
eASSCHE was Irene Curry
previous to her marriage to
Mr.. Van Assche, Friday, in
St. Pauls Church.
I'VE felt that Selfridge was
our trst responsibilities" She said.
The old-fashioned tall, glassed-
in porch on the Fort Wayne
Hospital out of which the men
cannot see when lying down or
sitting, was described as most
dismal.
Cheerful decor and refurbish-
ing of the waiting rooms at post
hospitals was urged by Mrs.
Higbie to boost the morale Of
visiting wives, mothers, sisters
and sweethearts Of service men.
Each delegate took her chap
ter quota back to get it passed
before the next meeting in July
so that there viii be no delay
in assembling the furniture and
equipment, as Mrs. Higbie
pointed out stocks are running
low and there is no prospect Of
replacement for the duration.
Several of the delegates as
sumed the responsibility for
their groups, saying you can
put US down for this or that"
Mrs. Murphy volunteered TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
CROSSE LIE, June IL.

THE projects committee of the
- Parent Teachers Association
will sponsor Q bridge-tea and
white elephant" sale in the
garden Of the John w. Nagle
home Tuesday TO raise money
for a black curtain for the
showing Of movies and for use
in a blackout.
The hostssses will be Mrs.
Glen Ballsgh, Mrs. Scribner
Harlan and Mrs. George Le-
Blapc.
Mrs. O. a. Johnson and Mrs.
Lewis (. Hooper will be in
charge Of setthg up the chairs
and tables. -
Mrs. Frank Jewell, Mrs. Ari
Begole and Mrs. T. Stewart
Blair win be in charge Of the
white elephant" sale. Mrs.
Raymond overholt viii be 10
charge Of the sale Of tickets
with Mrs. r. W. Pepke ID
charge Of the door and table
Mrs. Edyip Henry, Mrs. John
Beyster, Mr.. r. w. Pepke and
Mrs. Einar Glasius WIN have
charge OF the refreshments.
The tea table will be covered
Sby a heavy linen cloth and will
be simply decorated with red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Women's Ad GLIB
To Pick Delegates

A SPECIAL meeting Of the
WomenS Advertising Club Is
being called for Monday evening
at 6:15 o'clock at Frames Tea
Room.
Delegates will be chosen TO the
annual convention OF the Adyer-
Using Federation Of America,
June 2f-24 at the Hotel Com
modore, New York.
Also, a vote win be taken on
a schedule for summer meetings
and on the proposal to change
the place of the club meetings.
J. c. Lorne Of Detroit, a me
chanical engineer working for
the navy as a civilian on con-
struction work. who was at
Pearl Harbor December =,
win speak on What Can BE
Told About Pearl, Harbor and
December T."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Red Cross Opens New State Service
For Men in Camps and Post Hospitals
ken Dewey Photol

supply the loud speaker for the
coloaers office al Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Howard Bennett is Mrs.
Higbie's alternate; George F.
Streat of Flint Is vice chair
man, Albert J. Terry secretary
and Mrs. Howard Acheson Of
Port Huron treasurer.
Delegates present included;
Huron County = Mrs. w. ].
iIerrington and Mrs. Charles
Corbishley and Mrs. F. L. Har-
rison, alternates, all Of Bad Axe.
Mt. Clemens Mrs. Helen Ware
and Mrs. William <. Koehler.
Pontiac Mrs. Fl. A. Fitzgerald.
Mesdames II. Y. Fitzgerald and
Basil T. Brown, alternates. Shia-
wassee-B. D. Prendergast Of
Owosso, Lapeer County; Enoch
T. White and Mssdanles Dorothy
Davis and T. C.. Galley, alter
mates; Monroe = Mrs. I coma
IllSp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Hold Wedding Breakfast

- For her daughters wedding Mrs. Browne wore whhe
with accessories and bouquet OF sephanots
while Mrs Holngshead in lime green print with green
: orchids for her role of honor matron.
Following the the wedding heaktas was hela
with Poine de Vense covering the big table and white blue
and yellow Aowers used in profusion.
When the couple returns from short wedding tap they
make their home on North Washington in Fort Wayne.
Among the out-oftown guests at the wedding were the
Misses Read, aunts Of the bride Of Utica ~ u and Mr.
u Holingshead husband of the brides attendant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Wait for Nsw's Word

For her daughters wedding Mrs McCombs appeared in
pink chiffon with white orchids while Mrs Wood wore beige
with lavender orchids
Following the gala reception held out al
the Detroit Golf Club where dsposas Of red white flowers
were used throughout the big rooms
The young couple left from there their wedding trip
destination undscosed the bde wearing cie blue suit
with brown and white accessories and the white orchids from
her bridal bouquet.
Where they'll be making their home largely depends on
what the navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Deeutante
Martha Fink
Ensaaed
Nv BILLY THE RAG#Et0k

Az 4 S0cklSM Psfy W hsE
roommsts st Finch Jppi0r c0l7
I sssAi,.n Ms o sEesfssNS| Hl HsrtS E
Fiak WI sna .sHpsAA3a bet 't., S I n
Eofey IT, thereby dazzling nv
mer0bs Of her e9ntenly1 rafies
Eh0 bad besp bidden 70 meet
the ppt-pf-t QWnsrc
Mss Fink daAghter pf DAT.
q SlSgsfiiy !, rgaG 81: sanssd ! ssysT ,;tl
large WITS trayS cenfereq pY
engagement rings Panied on
MsstsH tsSrpsS aha
passsa and white cocktail nap
sasa SS sssaaf ne same ssiasA-
For this memorable occasion,
psYder bHe erepe. 4 hoFsl print
with touches OF black yelyst st
the waist ana on fne slesyes'
lspisF lsssusF
The bride-elect u q Jupi9F
Lacquer and, ss You gleansd
t t{SM ates 1SRsR'Rs PaFssTap@
Young MT. VESrey. son 9f the
Charlss Bernard Goreys Of
Berkshirs read: put N beth his
the University Of petr0tt.
merry Martha. Wig Mads hsf
debut at a sprptp8fsK AR
last Bessmber.o rs kEt Of her
crop a q dssutsptss fs sse8ms
'Sbsdf be ANNOUNCING the date
Of their sPproachipg marriage
9 little later.
Mrs. Werner Qssk Nsiss
A few years age, Mrs. LANES
Ht aas ER r. 1 Sss.
yknowl, We're Visiting IN TeYss
-. Dallas, we think :. I; dnrlng
. seysfai-day roaeo celebration.
They found the city noisy,
but took it in their stride until
the very last night when, along
about z a. m, the suite across
the hotel corridor resounded
with song. clatter, catcalls and
the wild beating q 2 tomtom;
The flip-loyipg "Grayce" could
stand Y no n6re and phoned
y hate 70 be z crab, but
The management promised
they'd stop Il by calling the
police, and shortly after, all
was quiet.
But Hew-0h, N.Y.
In the morning. Our Heroine
stopped at her sons room and
was shocked TO And the bed
not slept In.
,,. E,nsIly, ss0pt 3 p. ~ Jimmy
Web he said in exaspers-
tj9n. ".Whsys do you think
I'VE beents
.'Wheref. his greatly re-
lieyed mamma inquired.
I'm JAM! Some cranky old
- had Us srrested!-
Not until weeks later did Mrs.
Vernon break down and tell her
son who did il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Cupid Has Busy Week

Your boy friend Cupid has been pretty busy this week
For instance:
At the cocktail party which Stark Hickey gave for his
daughter Elizabeth Ann Bette to her pas Saturday after
noo guests found tied to the stems of their glasses dmn
tive pictures of Miss and Howard Atha Shaw of Cleveland
son Of Mrs. Hazel Bates Shaw Of Nef road .
The attractive haired bride elect was educated al
Convent Of the Sacred Heart in Crosse Ponte and then
, attended Barat College down in Lake Forest Ill 8;
Her reasonable hance studied at Brown University IN
Providence r. l., where he an Alpha Delta Phi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Crosse '||e P-TA Plans Sale
to Buy Curtain for Movies

white and blue flowers from the
garden. Mrs. Lawrence Sawit-
zky and Mrs Arthur Marsh will
pour.
The members OF the 1912
graduating class OF the Crosse
lie High School receiving their
diplomas Wednesday night from
Lawrence Kruger, superintend-
emf. Were:H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Kappa Gamma Phi
With Miss BatY

THE DETROIT CHAPTER
OF KAPPA GAMMA PHI. ma
tional honor society OF Catholic
wornen's colleges, recently held
its thirteenth ANIMAL Induction
at the home OF Miss Margaret
Baty.
New members received into
the group included:
MISSES
Hflsp sehmntaid heran Chesseman
Nodics Kslghsy DcrctsY Riug,gin
Rhts DKissinsSi Cars Sfnicsl
Variant ksy o Nsir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Another Belle in Spotlight

joyful occasion Bettes brotherin-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs Edward j. Schoenherr from their new
locale in Akron o. and Mr. and Mrs Hamilton F. Kie drove
up from Cleveland.
Soon the betrothed maiden decides on The Date Wen
tell you
And just about the time the engagement was being
made known another local belle also in the spotlight
Jean McCombs daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Nc
Combs Of Canterbury drive became the bride of Harold T.
Weed Jr son of Mr. and Mrs Harold F. Wood of Chicago
at ST. Josephs Church.
The Rev Burton S. keyering performed the at
4se Saturday afternoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

A NEW service is being in
~ auguraied in Michigan by
the American Red Cross 80
meet the needs Of service men
on the posts, particularly those
hospitalized."
The USp operates outside the
posts and hospitals for men on
furlonghs.
Mrs. Fred T. Murphy is repre-
sentative for Michigan on the
National Committee on Camp
and Hospital Service Which els
sponsoring this service.
Mrs. Archibald MacLeish, of
Washington. d. c.. is chairman
with Mrs. George G. Marshall,
wife Of the arInys chief Of staff,
and Mrs. Harold Stark. wife Of
the chief of naval operations,
United States Navy, serving as
honorary members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Terry Gives Address

The meeting was addressed by
Albert J. Terry. Red Cross field
director at Selfridge Field
THE primary purpose VI the
two councils recently formed in
Michigan" he said, 'is TO stimu-
late the aid given by Red Gross
chapters and communities in
meeting the needs of service
men at the posts, particularly
those who are hospitalized."
Mrs. Higbie who had visited
all the posts, told briefly the
needs she had discovered. Self
ridge, for instance, requires an
outlay Of about $500 to buy fur
niture for hospital sun porches
and equipment for games rooms.
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White, Red Carnations

They bouant frocks of white organdy aud carried
cascade bouquets Of brilliant red carnations with of the
spicy fowers forming tiaras.
Miss Cody's ensemble varied by using white carna
teHs IN with the crimson ones both in her bouquet and in
her hsaddress.
Robert Johnson from his home in Battle Greek
be the ushers included Arnold Moore Chicago
John Phender Of Freepor H., Marcus Arthur of Jackson
Mich, and Sherwood Standsh Of Dayton, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Has -Four Bridesmaids

Miss McCpmhs chose stunning PRINCESS model Of white
sro k Lossf made with square necklne which outlined
with grange blossoms.
Her tiara also boosted arrangement Of orange bios
SONS from which descended fngeripength veil
She carried bouquet of white orchids and white
stsphsnets
Frances Cody maid Of honor and Doris Mendeson,
Sally Wetstein Thema Forberg and Mrs Edward Wilson
acted as bridesmaids
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pares TO Outline
Service Parties

n PARTIES FOR seTYlce men
will be planned in the monthly
meeting OF the Pargs PARKS and
Recreation Girls Seryice Club,
Monday at s p. M, at the Park
side Recreation Center.
New officers are: Marjorie
Rslnber. president: Leons Spie-
wax, vice president; Ann Elias.
secretary, and Martha Remski,
treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
2 Councils in State

Two councils have been formed
in Michigan. one at Fort Custer
and one in the Detroit area, in
GLIDING Selfridge Field, Fort
Wayne, Naval Aviation Base at
Crosse lie, Wayne County Air
port, Ferry Command, Naval
Service School at Dearborn and
the Naval Armory.
Mrs. Butler is chairman OF the
Detroit Area Council.
Officers OF the Detroit Area
Council and delegates who az
tended a luncheon meeting. the
other day, al Mrs. Murphy $
home in Crosse Pointe, went
away with a very clear ple-
ture of what is to be done in
this area and definite plans.
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After Weddins Trip
They Intend to Live
lin Fl. Wayne, His Home

Ills marriage OF Mrs. Jane Harz Gushing, daughter
of Mrs Harold Browne Of Seminole avenue, and
Park Williams of 1t. Wayne Ind took place
Saturday afternoon the Brownies Indian Village
nome with the 5leY. Tracey Pullman OF the ChGreh
Iof Our Father officiating,
For her wedding the eomey Mrs Gushing wore brown
fsheer travelling suit With brown and WHITE accessories sua
white orchids
Mr. Williams, sister Mrs c. Made Holdings of
Belmont Mass was the brides sole attendant and Read Hartz
was best
The wedding was quiet family due to the recent
passing of the bridegroom's father Henry NJ. Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Another member OF the class,
Joyous Guinst, received her di-
plosna in January. Lieut. Com
mander Rufus {. Young was the
speaker for the evening. The
Invocation was given BY the Rev.
Rollin J. Fairbanks and the
Benedicuon by the Rev. George
w. Pare.
Gathering al the Hardcsstle
home recently for a subscription
picnic supper for the brakes
were Mr.. and Mrs. Melish a.
Thompson, AIR. and Mrs. Howard
frederick, the Rey. and Mrs.
RollIp J, Fairbanks. William
SWAIN Mary Elizabeth Agnew
and Val dcBeauSset.