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Evening star., 1943-03-21
Card Farms, Shut Down, Yield
Valuable Crop for Wartime
Ease Southworth's Replacement Problems;
Rookie Klein Held Potential Hornsby

rugged, wiry youngster who has
been spoken of as a potential Rog-
ers Hornsby because of his slugging
possibilities.
Klein batted .348 with Daytona
Beach, Fla, in 1910 and an even
stouter 1867 with Columbus in 1941.
He slumped to .249 last year after
developing eye trouble, but the con-
dition apparently has been corrected
by specialists treatments.
Catchers-Probably best in the
league, with Walker Cooper, Ken
ODea, Sam Maroon and one prom
Using recruit, Jerry Burmeister, who
batted 1925 with New Orleans.
Pitchers-Every one, except Beaz-
ley, of the 1912 superb staff, includ-
ing Morton Cooper, Ernie White,
Max Lanier, Harry Gumbert. How
ard Pollet, Howard Krist and Muir
ray Dickson. That's almost enough
for winner without any additions.
Some Slab Possibilities.
Best rookie bets-George Munger,
right-hander, whose fast ball won
16, lost 13 at Columbus; George
Dockins, left-hander with control,
walking only 20 batters in winning
ID, losing for New Orleans; Harry
Brecheen, left-hander with a 1910
record at Columbus; Blk Donnelly,
right-hander and strikeout king,
winner of 81 and loser of 10 at Sac
ramento, and Ted Wilks, right
handler, with 1873 at Columbus.
Outfeld - SouthWorth's major
worry, because both Left Fielder
Stan Musial and Substitute Center
Fielder Harry Walker are ~heldouts.
SouthWorth has Coaker Triplett of
last years team, Debs Garms, for
mer National League batting cham
pion, coming back after a good
year at Sacramento, and Frank
Demaree, veteran signed as a free
agent during the winter.
Best rookie bet-Buster Adams.
Sacramento speedster, who batted
.309 and really can go get 'em in
the field.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Mats Big Names Adorn
Turner's Arena Card

Wrestling's big names will adorn
the card at Turner's Arena Thurs
day night as Promoter Joe Turner
parades out such persons as Mildred
Burke, recognized feminine cham
pion; the Purple Flash, myterious
girl grappler; Ed (Strangler) Lewis, :
the former world champion, and
Nanjo Singh, Cobra Clutch" king.I
With his nights changed from,
Wednesday to Thursday, Promoter
Turner is presenting Champion
Burke in a title match against the
Purple Flash, and the Stranger :
one OF the greatest of the former
titleholders, against Hindu Singh
in the co-feature.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
MONDAY Sun 0utruns
Pops Pick by Head
Reopine Glory Is Third
In Fort Livingston
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Ben
F. Whitaker's Pops Pick, which re-
ceived considerable Kentucky Derby
consideration after defeating Ocean
Wave recently, was defeated today
in the $4,000 Fort Livingston
Handicap.
The Texas colt was second
by head to Mrs. Payne Whitneys
MONDAY Sun, also a Derby nominee
The race was run on sloppy track
with the winner clocked in 1:l3sb
The victor carried ia pounds to
the l20 loaded on Pops Pick.
The Coldstream Stables reaping
Glory was third. a half length be-
hind the top two.
MONDAY Sun paid $3.50 for 50
and took home first prize money of
$3.50.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Mccormick Joins Reds
Mounting Injury List

BY the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 20..c
The Cincinnati Red hospital list Z
continues to grow. D
.-'
Frank Mccormick injured his
back while bowling and now spends,
the drill period with Bucky Walters, ,
who hurt a leg while trying TO-.
hurdle. The Red bosses are SPEND
ing much time with Frank Kelle,
her, Eric Upton and Hank Sauert
young outfelders.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Yonks, Giants, Dodgers
In Benefit Twin Bill

NEW YORK, March 20-The
Yankees, Giants and Brooklyn
Dodgers will meet in a preseason
double-header at the Yankee Sta
dium for the benefit of the civilian
defense volunteer office.
Representatives of the three clubs
and Mayor La Guardia arranged
for the benefit games at meeting
today with the date and line-ups
yet to be selected.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Blair Top Rook Hitter
Of Minor Baseball

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM. N. c., March 20.-Jim
Blair, first baseman with Peters,
burg of the Virginia League last
season, was the leading rookie bat
ter OF the 1912 minor leagues.
Blair, hometown boy, batted
1850, just / point below the figure
compiled by Manager Wes Ferrell
of Lynchburg, former major Lacquer,
who topped the Virginia circuit.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Newark Gets FerreII,
Brother of Wes, Rick

NEWARK. N. j., March 20 LPl.-
Newark has announced that it has
purchased George Ferrell. brother
of Rick and Wes Ferrell, from Bing-
hamton.
Binghamton recently purchased
Ferrell an outfelder, from Rocky
Mount, N c. Ferrell was playing
manager at Rocky Mount last year
and had batting average Of 324.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Golf Club at Frederick
Disbonds, Course Sold
B. the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
FREDERICK. Md, March 90
Confronted by transportation diff
culties and other war restrictions,
directors of the Catoctin Country
Club, situated 8 miles west Of Fred.
erick, have disbanded the organi-
zation.
The club property has been bought
by Frederick attorney. 1t consists
of So acres OF land, with a nine hole
golf course and two-story club
house. ..
The club had dwindled from q
peak membership of 400 to under
100.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Gives Up Baseball
For Police Force
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, March 90
Pitcher Jim Trexler, a southpaw,
who won 19 and lost 7 games as
pitcher for Little Rock last year.
said he had been sold but in
tended to stick to his new job as
a Richmond policeman.
He said he would ask Judge
w. G.. Bramham, minor league
baseball commissioner, to place
him on the voluntary retired list.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
MuurieI|o Misses Army
Because of Bad Foot

BY thea Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 20-Tami
Mauriello, New York heavyweight.
has been classified 4-F by the local
Army induction center. He is 10.
X-ray pictures of his foot, injured
in childhood accident and which
has been handicap to him in the
ring, disclosed bone and tendon in
juries necessitating his rejection.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Musterson Ducked When
Pitching to Williams

By the Associated Press.
Walter Masterson. who hurled for
the Mats last year, can tell you how
to pitch to Ted Williams, the former
Boston star.
i wound up. threw and then
ducked behind the mound" said
Masterson. who is stationed at the
Norfolk Naval Training Station.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Pleased Brownie Pilot
Would PIoy Tigers

BY the Associated Press.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo-, March
20.-Manager Luke Sewell is SO
pleased with the accommodations
here that he is attempting to sched-
ule practice game with the De-
troit Tigers, ITO miles away, to be
played here as thank you"
TWenty-four Brownies now are in
camp.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
A Queer Baseball AIibi

BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y. March
20 P,-Billy Herman, unable to
touch Pitcher Ed Heads offerings
in batting drill. complained to Man
ager Leo Durocher that the big
Brooklyn hurler had spent the
winter throwing rocks across the
Mississippi River" near his Louisi-
ana home,
Evening star., 1943-03-21
PhiIs fAny Get KeIIett

HERAtEY. Pa, March 90 tPl.-
Don Kellett, University of Pennsyl-
vania freshman baseball coach and
one-time Red SoX infelder. may
play with the Philadelphia Phillies
this summer after the college season
closes.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Walker Stops Merritt

PITTSBURGH, March 20 GP,.-
Buddy Walker. Columbus Negro
heavyweight. knocked out Dan Mer-
ritt, Cleveland Negro heavy, in the
second round of their scheduled To-
round fight tonight. Walker weighed
1872, Merritt. 2l).
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Michigan Busy on Diamond

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 20 L4pl.
Coach Ray Fisher today an
nounced his l943 Michigan baseball
schedule Of Is games, headlined by
an exhibition here with the De-
troit Tigers May II. He said five
or six games might be added later.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

WHITE MEN
White to Play and Mate in Four Moves.
Star aces to post solutions this week in
eiuqe Earle T. Mutersbaugh. Joseph l.. Hall.
smelly Akers. Edward S. J. Peters, Edmund
Nash; Allen A. Jenkins M G. Dao:a,
SSnaries J.: Berner, Sherwood e. Tucker (of
gan Francisco, Mrs. Ruth King. " J.
Shack; NJ. L. Jacobsen E. R. Poor E,
Montchyk. Frank N. Mitchell. James Y.
Donald McClenon, Irwin L. Gold, v. W. Bos-
well and Maurice H. Irvine.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Che : s #

hard, 2-3; F. S. Thomas, 112-3la; M.
Oertel IA. Group A, section &c
Pustilnik, SO; j, Korvick. Al; Dali
las Burch, 2-3; J. Karson, 2-3; M.
Epstein, IA; H. Green, IA. Group
B-G. Collins, Al; r. CantWell, 312-
1l2; c. Holden, 80; ]. Brogden,
2h-21a; w. Kenny, Ia. President
DR.. Carl Farman says that Nash is
potential challenger for the Dis
trict of Columbia crown and Skraly
and Milton Paul also desire crack
at the title.
Chess Problem No. 533.
The Four Veronicas"
BY r. CHENEY, Washington, 1e43.
tFrom Gamase Jubilee. 1e42)
RJACK-E MIN
Evening star., 1943-03-21
QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED.

Todays game shows DR.. Harold Suss.
man. erstwhile champion OF Brooklyn Col
leee. besting his opponent in Queens Chess
Club Championship. New York City.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

1898 Chintz Garment Bags, 80 inches
long. Upper closing S2.77
69c Guardian Vaporizer. Moth Pro.
lection for your closet --49c
$2.49 Goodyear Garden Hose, Is it,,
complete with couplings
$3.50 Monad Gloss Finish in "a diff.
ferent colors, gallon $3.50
S3.25 Atco House Paint in "a differ.
ent colors, gall -S2.7
Monad Floor and Deck Enamel for
wood or cement floors, 9 colors,
Houseturnishinss and Paisf-Seventh Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
HoUSEFURNISfiINGS
AND PAINTS

29 Unpainted Kidney Tables with
swinging arms S2.44
Sl1.95 White Linen Cabinets with s
Sl.O All.Wood Shoe Racks for your
S198 EDO Slidador Wardrobes.
size 6Ox22x21 S1.59
SIPS Mayfair Floor Wax, complete
with Applier; gallon
SIPS Glover Valley Grass Seed and
Soil Conditioners. Set-------89c
S2.2 Khaki-colored Rug Bag. Holds
two 9xl2 rugs S1.77
Evening star., 1943-05-16
5.98 to 8.98 SHOWER
CURTAIN AND
DRAPE SETS
4'44

Monday-Last District Day
Discontinued patterns Of sparkling
celanese rayon taffeta shower cur
tainS-in one and two color prints.
Many popular colors.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Sofas
8}2

99.95 and 1895 Sofas in rose
or light blue cotton-and-rayon
matelasse set off by rope
moulded base. Comfortable :.
with reversible spring and
leather cushions.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

1895 Chippendale, Queen Anne
Lawson club and Sheraton
channel back chairs! Taupe,
plum, blue, rose, gold and grey
in the group and popular up
holstery fabrics.
Lipixg. Room Furniture
Evening star., 1943-05-16
CHINA and
GIFTS

S12.9S Blue.and.Silver Color 53.pc.
Dinner SS.88
&c Crystal Glass Sherbets, Goblets,
Cocktails, Footed Ice Teas, each &c
S4.99 If Perfect 32.pc. Luncheon Set.
Red print on white $500
S1.59 Community Plate "Kiog Ced.
ric" Jelly Servers (blas 1o1e tnr) -69c
GIFT Shop-Seventh FIoor-The Heeht Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19
TOEItIOSIRE SALE.

Under and ny virtue oi jhc power
of sale contained ~ - certain decd IF
i.u.' ,>,cU'"d 10y Albert ". Dur
tsru ant ~Iic Myrtle l.. Durham, to
y. \. EUuu. Trustee. dated NuVcm-
D"i i. 1884. and recorded IN Book
ltI. i'ugC 30. IN the Office al the
E'-ir',, Cd Deeds of Vance County.
d,iuuI' having been made ia the pay
''Dut ui the indebtedness thereby So
.UIcd and the said decd of trust be-
iH- by tnr terms thereof subject to
foreclosure. and the holder al the
Indebtedness. thereby secured having
demanded 81 foreclosure thereof for
tine rG.pr-C ui satisfying SAID III
grUiC.U'-,. fnr undersigned trustee
"ilI offer for ale by public auction
'p the highest bidder tor cash. az ;hc
courthouse duur IN Henderson, n. G..
a' - u.CiuCE, noon. on the 10th day
nl April, 1888. the land conveyed IN
aid decd of trust. the same being
d,soIDcd and being as follows.
The same being 20 acres of land
more or les. on the road from Hen
dcr-un e. Townsville. on the North
cast side ul said road. and icing
..uG kuuwu a. thC Sam Durham
i,rCpluCc. adjoining the lands ui
N,uluilI liurcrOvC. the Creek. law
nIn-. ct al. and being the same land
o.u' eyed by !. {. Gardner. trustee.
80 jur parties of the first part. by
t,ri uJ'rI Npy. Il. 1884. reference 10
Wlrh a made
IH. i"'h day of March, 1913.
\ \. BUM, Trustee.
Iy-g6-y-g
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19
Price Controls

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19
.lNSN Frs.

l. The legislature of ,.ra-r, ....
pcrrtroucd by citizens H l.,.,lmd
county through th"I. l'- ru."..r.
G.. G.. Holland. To- aduu .. .r' To-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

WANT ADS
Get Results
ALERT PROPERTY OWNERS a.,
increasing their insurance. -, AhE
oil hlGhcr replacement costs 'w
us check your policies. IuSI,rhe'
department, Citizens Bank " a,,
--------------C'--.l- LIFT
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS ,
small ki'chcncttv. furnished w.
partly furnished. private cn,r,,cn
titSl ii""E. To one ur two ud,i,'
2o' Charles street, phone 5o3.J
---- l9-lti
GARDEN TOOL SETS. Inr,:
handir set at 3 tools 81 ~ .n
hand uruwclS. rakrS. weed r,,,,n, s'
every kind Garden tool. WatI,,n,,
lJ.Gil
PRINTED ETrEN SrNTIpyrpv
l. available Ion four GAY, nmI,
March l.. IL. ~. -. TII,r y,,'!'
orders uuW. Affords pllu,nI,, e.
pti'cr Supply Co. 10
ONE Fly ASPHALT ROLL. Epnr-
In% SLID. ,w" ply HitI. cow ru:,,r,
IL rJC. TAvs Sl..h amt - 80 ,,.,,,.
d"w sash $50 luul l.ni. 81 IN,
each. galvanized we'll buckets G5r
r"rii. hrd'y names Sl.Iu pul.. Nlr>
=. Watkins. Ig-I,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

FRUIT JARS. RUBBER TOPS ~
all sizes. Also extra Li. Tor Kerr
jar. scalcr type tin cans. Wat
kin~ Hardware Go. l5-6t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

USE VITA Val. FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There Is no paint better
Yet IT is the lowest priced quality
paint i'll town. Tanner FOOTING Co.
22-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

START THAT EARLY HHopp or
chicks reht 10y uInG pr. "'''-
bury's phcn-O-Sai IN then dlii'N'-
Ing water from thC iIrsl u'F'
double duty. Chrc,s germs $40" w
III drinking water and mrdic''',
g., lg-lli
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

SAVE SOME OF YOUR SUGAR
for canning this summer Use
sacChrin. Thousand half grain
Sacchrin SOC. Thousand one grain
SarChrin Sl.09. l'arkcr's RcXuil
Drug Store. I'd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

pYi;EX WARE OF ALL KINDS
C""k WITH pyrcE. desirable NE.n.
other wares are plentiful. Wu'hIr.
Hardware Co.. Main Street 1906
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

BRIDES SEE Us FOR YOUR WED
UiiI& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ca Invita-
Irms. rEtvsi Iutujy al moderate
l..,rs. Ais" \ssIt.ua CTru; tor the
E.LuuTtv. !!vuuc.>pu loon. Co..
lirNv II". lI-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

Nl.tlil PROPERTY OWNERS Ar,
increasing their Insurance ~ ,';n
oil hiGhcr replacement costs ,Vw
us chcck your policies. luS,n.,,.nu'
department, Citizens Bank .n.
Trust Company. ana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

C.ANNlNG RACKS FrN INDiVID-
TO-. ..u~. u... - uH! Cnnt,lsgs vest.
60 iced" l.:" ct I"u '."u. Watkins
I.4Uy..I" I o.. A.a,n H'!,v'. i9-tu
WANTED > DRIVERS OVER y
Nr4.- uId. .~v.rua.u lash !%-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

F"k RENT-rWO ROOMS AMI
small ki'chcncttr. furnished 'D -,
pHf,lE FURNISHED. private entrance
IiiSt iio"E. To one OF two Idmi,'
20 Charles street, phone 5O3.I
lg-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-19

GARDEN TOOL SETS, LONC:
lI'hluir set at 3 tools 81 80. :I>n
hand truwrlS. ra<rS, weed cutie,
every Hind garden tool. Watl;,n,
Hardware Go. ,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
MEsDAMEs
Tea and Shower

Mrs. Eric Hyde Of Oakland
avenue was hostess Al a tea and
Shower Monday Tor Patsy Hates,
whose marriage 10 MidShiprnan
Charles V. Gardiner will take
place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jameson
Williams of Puritan road Betty
Culpan) are receiving felicia
tionS on the birth Of a son.
Michael Kenneth. May IL.
Mrs. Kirby B. White of Will
lifts street is making q round
of visits in the East and is not
expected home until the end OF
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w EuStis
returned to their home on Lin
den road Wednesday from
Ithaca, n. Y. where they had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
3 Cousins Are Bridesmaids

Hamilton Herbert sisters maid OF honor Brides
maids were Clara Bloodgood of Milwaukee and Elizabeth Mary
and Margaret Hamilton all cousins of the BRIDE and Pamela
Carson Vancouver sister of the bridegroom VINO Is IN inc
WRENS
The best man was Flight officer Ernest Alexander who,
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Alexander arrived Friday from his post
at Trenton, Ont
Pvt William Herbert brother of the bride. who is in the
tank division of the l.. Army from Camp Campbell
XIV 10 be an usher this being his first urough since he en-
tered the army on December o.
Other ushers were Bill Gail, Ted Dillon Don Jahnke.
lack Goodhar and Ensign Longyea Palmer who gradu
ated last week from Harvard where he completed the navy
VI program Ensign Palmer leaves this Sunday Tor Nore
Dame to report there tomorrow for naval training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

It. Carson his parents and sister and many ouof.town
guests Friday time for the wedding rehearsal
which followed by rehearsal dinner given by Mrs
Palmer Jr the Country Club for the wedding
party and outof-town guests
Mrs. Palmer noted for her artistic flower arrangements
had lovely dinner table 1t covered with
cream-coored cloth. Mrs Palmer used her cut
crystal bowls which arranged Gala lilies Ivory candles
in silver candeabra shed soft light the table.
Among the guests from distance Mrs. Wheeler
Boodgood Of Milwaukee Wis great aunt of the bride James
Herbert Of New York uncle Of the bride who stayed with
Robert Tannah and Frank Jarvis of Montreal uncle of the
bridegroom who STAYED with the John Stalkers at the Whittier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
EIspe+h's Attendants Alike

All of Elspeths attendants with the exception OF Pamela
Carson who was in uniform dressed alike IN satin
yelled in net shading pink to old ivory to harmonic
with the brides wedding gown. They made with hed
bodces sweetheart necknes bracelet length sleeves and full
skirts.
The bridesmaids carried match their dresses and
the maid of honor white They wore wreahs oil roses
in their hair
Mrs Herbert to her daughters wedding becoming
dress of soft grey chiffon shoulder bouquet of gardenas
and a hat that matched the attendants dresses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Drive to Coast

Mrs. Howard M. Armstrong OF
Puritan road. and her son. Dick,
and Mrs. j. Clark Maloney. OF
Arlington drive, left Thursday 10
motor TO California. where Mrs.
Maloney and her two children
will join her husband. 1t. Comdr.
Maloney at Oakland. Cal Mrs.
Armstrong and Dick will visit
relatives.
Mrs. Warren Pease Jr. wifi
entertain members OF her bridge
club at luncheon, Friday at her
home IN Puritan road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
To Make Home in Annapolis

reception followed in the naval academy officers mess
and the bride the wedding cake with her fathers
1t. and Mrs. Mackenzie had planned 90 directly New
York their wedding trip. The bride the plane
Detroit beige print dress with corsage bouquet of white
orchids, burnt straw hat and navy accessories.
Present from out Of town 1t. Macicnzies father
Wallace S. Mackenzie Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson W. Mills Crosse
Ponte Col and Mrs. w F. Hersee of Woodstock
and aunt of the bridegroom Mrs. George w. McCeand Of
Philadelphia and relatives and friends from Baltimore Wash
ngton, d. c., and Philadelphia.
II. and Mrs. Mackenzie will live in Annapolis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Bulls Home From NJ. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r. Bull
of Westmoreland Drive, are
home from a week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Rathbun
OF Outer Drive had as their
guest for a week Mrs. William
+. Banfield of Clayton. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbun. with
their daughter and her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ronald
Chapman, spent the weekend at
their Union Lake cottage.
Mr. Chapman left Thursday
for Fort Sheridan. Ill. Mrs.
Chapman will make her home
with her parents for the dura-
ton.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward F Rich
ards of Faust read spent Sunday
in Hillsdale. where they visited
their daughter, Ruth Van Bree,
a student
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Hadassah TO Aid
Palestine Fund

A MOTHER and daughter
dessert luncheon viii he given
~ ! p. m. this Sunday by the
Little Women Of HadaSSah IN
the Jewish Community Center
TO raise funds Tor kindcrgartons
in Palestine.
Dorothca Bond is chairman Of
the affair which VIII include
the installation OF officers and a
fashion show. Assisting are
Barbara Milin and Beth Lalkcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Fine Arts Group
Gives Last PIay

TIE FINE ARTS SOCIETY
will hold It's final meeting of the
year at $50 p. m. Thursday at
the Players Playhouse A three
act comedy. Hal Nero viii be
gwen Guests will be relatives
Of members who arc i'm the
armCd forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
MESDAMEs

CHINA Fellows. daughter Of
MIN and Mrs. Waldo K. Fellows
OF RfpenQak avenue. returned
home for a short vacation from
Michigan State College, Friday.
bringing a classmatc from Mus.
kcgon for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Lynch Of
Fairfax road left Monday for
Forest Hills. l.. l.. where they
Will visit their son and daugh.
ter-in-law. 1t. and Mrs. Leigh
Lynch for 10 days. Mrs. Lynch
Will 90 on 20 Reading. Conn. 10
visit Mrs Don r. Amy AT her
home there before returning
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
1t. Mackenzie, Bride Here

It. Edward Mackenzie NJ c.. L. S. A., and his bride
the former Shirley Johnson of Annapolis Nd from their
wedding reception Saturday evening 10 the airport in Annapolis
and few to Detroit It. MacKenzes mother Mrs Wallace
s. Mackenzie of Yorkshire road Crosse Ponte, who pre-
vented by Illness from going TO the wedding
The bride is the daughter Of Capt and Mrs G. Reid John
son Of Annapolis, of Colonial Maryland ancestry.
The bridegrooms ancestry Canadian.
The wedding took place the L. s. Naval Academy Chapel
which decorated with Madonna lilies and snap
dragon
Capt William Thomas Ch c. L. s. ", ofhcated
in the absence Of the brides father she given
rage by her mothers cousin, II. Braithwae Davis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Washes Entertain

MISSES NARILYN AND
BETTY NASH. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Nash, are
entertaining this Weekend AZ Il
house party i'm their new
summer home a. Pointe Aux
BarVcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Cerveny Women S
Bridge Thursday
Photo ny Times stan Photographed

CERVENY WOMEN'S Round
Table Will sponsor a Bridge
luncheon at 1890 p. m Thurs
day at Hostess Cake Kitchen,
Oakman boulevard
Mrs. Jean Black and Mrs
Charles Stocks are chairmen of
the affair with Mrs Harvey Po-
bur and Mrs. Norbert Wittllff in
charge of tickets and reserva-
flOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Brides Cousin HeI ps TO Tie Knot

Flspeth who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William ~.
Herbert Of Beverly road Crosse Ponte Farms and It, John
Jarvis Carson, Of Mr. and Mrs. waiter M larson o
y,r,,,,or. = G were married Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock in Christ Church Chapel. Crosse Ponte.
The Rev g. Creamer. rector OF the church, OIL
caed the brides cousin the Rev. Francis boou-
good Of Milwaukee, Wis
Roses in the old ivory tint to match the brides gown,
were combined with pink roses the altar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Good viii Circle 10 Meet

GOOD WILL Circle Of King s.
Daughters VIII meet ~ 1920
4 IN. Thursday ~ the Church
House CaSS and PrcntIs.