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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23

DuJ DullQ InedleT LOT IL.
The other day the papers car
ried ads taking up almost a third
of a page to let an obviously pant
ing public know that Y. Frank
Freeman, head of Paramount, had
just stepped off a train with the Is
reels of the finished print.
The Rivoli Theater, which looked
to me to be in pretty fair shape as
it was, is being all spruced up to be
the home of the film. The exterior
Of the house is going to receive spe-
cial treatment, and not from just
any journeyman painter or sign
expert
Howard Bay, one of the legiti-
mate theaters foremost designers
of stage sets, has been engaged to
devise the embellishments.
Wonder if they'll display a de-
luxe housekeeping type sleeping
bag in the lobby?
WITH an eye to the TODD females
| are making over "sWooner" Frank
Sinatra, the Capacabana started off
the debut of its new singer of ro-
mantle ballads. Perry Como, with a
public notice headed "SRO," which
was explained as follows:
"Swooning ruled out! Please,
ladies! The guy just wants to get
up there and sing his songs :.
that's all!'
CURRENT romance attracting
the most public attention is that of
Trumpeter Harry James and Betty
! Cradle, here on holiday between
| pictures. She and the band leader
have been making the rounds, when
he isn't busy at the Aston Roof, and
getting as much publicity as the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
Incidentally, Betty wears an iden-
LITIGATION bracelet on one of the
worlds most publicized ankles. Is
that necessary?
7 DON'T know how it is going to
turn out, but if the thing is
written and handled right, Gypsy
Rose Lee should have one of the
funniest shows in years in "The
biographical work which deals with
her struggling years in the theater.
Gypsy isn't going to play in it. Pro-
Queer Mike Todd has hired Play
wright Director George S. Kauf-
man to stage the play, which is a
good sign.
THE publicity which the press
representative for Life With
Father" puts out is filled with the
most soothing figures you ever saw.
The latest compilations of over
worked adding machines show that
this three-and- a-half-year old COM
edy has played to 1,842,200 persons
in New York alone for a gross take
f; of $2,803, 300. Road companies have
!! played to 1902 more customers
and taken in $3055, 900. You have
to bale that kind c. hay.
JANE PICKENS introduced the
official song of the Vows (Women
Ordnance Workers. at a recent
Los Angeles bond rally. She said
the name of it is I'm a Wow"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Weddings
Eleanor BaLtrush Honored
At Shower Last Night

nor Walsh, Edith Wilson, Helen Box
Jane Phelan, Elsie H. Herman,
Gladys Hickey, A. B. Barker, Jane
Cunningham, S. Dolores Paoloni,
Mary G. Plott, Marie I. Watson.
Evelyn Likely, Alyce Lindeau, Leona
Falcon, Peggy Sullivan, Margaret
Harrigan, Jeanne Brophy, Rosalind
Trupe, Helen M Refill, Mary Toletti
Wanda Peck, Georgette Leonardo,
Ruth flaming. Mildred Lipnicki,
Margaret A. Balkus, Mary Alubaus-
kas, Rosemary Winston, Helen M.
Mulvey, Anne Sullivan, jeanette
Carey;
Beatrice M. Tyack, Adelaide
Bracken, Cert Stephens Weingart,
Rose Grove, Helen David, Ruth
Wilcox, Peggy Fleming, Mary Nc
Carthy, Catherine Long, Helen H.
Morrissey, Helen Busslow, June
Lauryn, Chesia Kosinski, Norma j.
Warner, Eleanor Cooke, Lucetta
Gaunt, Rita LaneVille, Kay Sanela,
Lucille j. Klish, Gertrude Stepney,
Ruth Stewart, Margaret Moynahan,
Mae Kluttig, Abbie M. Reilly, Alice
G. Walsh, Sally B. Clancy, Angela
Corcoran, Emma Tremaglio. Jean
Koosa, Emma Capone, Ruth L. Her.
man, Mary E. BITTERLY, Gertrude
Milia Adelaide Miller, Gloria L.
Membrino, Olga H. Fethbroth, Es-
Their Sherman Salini, Betty Miller,
Kay Fleming, Nellie Duggan, Toni
Glorya Parziale, Marion johnson.
Lorraine Smith, Helen Joyce, Minna
Mausolf Georgia Slade, Ruth Muir
ply.
DR.. and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf OF
Mansfield avenue are in New York
! City on a short business trip.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23

Miss Eleanor M. Baltrush of
Chambers street who will become
the bride of George T. Dillon Of
South Elm street at st. Joseph S
church Saturday morning, July
at 9 o'clock was honored at shower
at the Press Club last evening tend
cred by her associates of the Chase
Brass and Copper Grand street Of
flee.
Among those attending we're
Marion Mcintyre, Esther Johnston,
Frances Laccone, RoSanne Arcovio,
Peggy Barrere, Victoria Schmollin-
ger, Henrietta Jentoch, Emily Sch
mollinger, Frances Green, Helen
Allyn, Claire Ziello, General P.
Leece, Ruth D. Wallace, Helene
Fiore, Peggy Rosa, Mrs. Robert Mel
son, Dorothy Calhoun, Marcelle An
drinks, Josephine Pakul, Patricia
AlishauSky, Helen Lahey, Yvette La
Vallee, Patricia Kennedy, Marie
OBrien, Nudge Barlow, Ann Ra-
bushko, Kay Houston, Rita Payton
Ruth Wolfe, Rosann Ball, Catherine
Sutton, Rita Cantin, Madeleine T.
Bolger, Cecile Langdeau, Mary l
Tobin, Helene Hirbour, Christine
Walsh. Margaret Craig, Mary Sulli-
van, Kathleen Dillman, Catherine
Horrigan, Patricia Donnelly, Mabe.
Bristol Schuster, Louise A. Delaney
Lynne Spender.
Lillian A. Micuta, Katherine Gro
min, Virginia M, Barry, Molly Burns,
Alice Palmquist, Eva Cappelletti
Amy Gibson, Hazel Book, Beatrice
Geigle, Margaret Degnan, Charlotte
Crofut, Eleanor Johnson, Ann Lon
ergan, Mollie Calhoun, Mary Cronir
May Schum, Marion Martone, Flea
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES =
Frances Rogers
Is Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rogers
of Summer street entertained Sat
urday afternoon at a party cele-
brating the eighth birthday of
their daughter, Frances. Those at
tending we're:
Rose Mary White, Helen Grea-
ney, Carol Ann Tata, Barbara Beg
ley, Dolores Rinaldi, Winifred Weir,
Joseph Kenney, Richard Dillane,
Martin Kenney. Joan Mazzaferro,
Jennie Massarrelli, Patrick Williams,
Frances Rogers, Mrs. Joseph Dillane,
Mrs. Joseph Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Rogers and Lawrence Rogers,
Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Walter WincIleIl
In Ne7O York
BIG CITY HEARTBEAT


Faces About Town: william Saro-
an, the soldier, and his bride swing
ng clasped paws along Central Park
bouth-like lovers Claudette
Colbert and her Naval Officer groom
icing indifferent to the sitting tenn
Feratures. Remarkable acting =. d.
|4ayor Hague of Jersey City stand
|ng on the Hotel Plaza stoop Mon
ay about $3.50 and looking so irked
nd damp General H. Moririgo,
Paraguay's President applauding
oan Merrill's torchants at YER
allies and then enjoying New York
It Havana-Madrid Lila Lee, the
Cuddles of Gus Edwards Song Re-
Iue of 1910 CHS first edition)-whose
presence or name unveils many ex-
4 ting memories =. Dorothy Thomp-
on, the bride, being congratulated
u the Radio City Room Dor
thy" one of us remarked, when
on are congratulated you seem so
ervous and shy!" oh" she
roaned, but I'm not. I just feel
Ike such a damned fool" John
Eunther on Fifth Ave-, after having
is war correspondent uniform
Measured.
Sallies in Our Alley: 1t must be
ne humidity. Anyway, Marie Nash
AVS she overheard two fox terriers
discussing dogs of war. How
3me," one asked, that Sandy isn't
, the army?" Oh said the
ther durg, "he's been reclassified
-Arf-arf-arf!" Paul Diapers
Jaw, Muriel, was looking at a guest
st Paul made up for a party at
leir home why, PAUL" she
hsped. you've invited all afternoon
eople to an evening affair! :. .
he latest Goldwynism: Sam
.reams to a writer infected with
es-mania): II want writer's to say
hat they think even If 1t costs
hem their job"
The Man In the-Little White
oat- dept: Mrs. Ed Quinn of Palm
each has had phobia of high
aces for a long time She had
have some dental work done-but
e discovered that her favorite dem
st had moved to the 14th story of
he Squibb edifice . Well, she just
'uldn't go up that high - what
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Daughter of Doctor
To Wed Saturday

The wedding of Miss Ruth Quinn,
daughter of DR.. Raymond Quinn OF
100 Baldwin street and Lieutenant
Roy O'Neil, son of Mrs. Maniere FL
lison of Danbury, and nephew of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Cross of this
city, will take place Saturday. June
&c, at a. m. at st. Francis Xavier's
Church. The maid of honor will be
Miss Lorraine Quinn, sister Of the
bride, and bridesmaids will be Miss
Rosemary Quinn, also sister of the
bride, and Miss Lynn Game of
Naugatuck. Lieutenant James Pot
Yin of Alpena, Michigan, will be best
man. The groom to-be recently re-
turned from combat duty in Africa.
He is graduate of Colgate Univer-
sity and did graduate work at Cor
nell. Miss Quinn attended Trinity
College in Washington, D. G.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Personal:
Bride-tO-be Feted
At Lawn Party

A surprise lawn party was held
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Carolyn Pelosi of Knoll street, in
honor of her cousin, Madelyn Per-
relic of Bridgeport, whose marriage
to Private First Glass James Foley
of Bridgeport, now stationed at Abb
erdeen, Md, is to take place tomor-
row. The bride-to-be was the re-
cipient of many attractive gifts from
the following guests:
Mrs. Victor Perriello, Mary LOUIS
Perriello, Mrs. Charles Perriello.
Joan Place. Julia Pelosi, Amelia PEI
osi, Lucille 2elosi, Media Filippone
Mrs. Rodney Filippone. Marie Tar
tagiia, Helen Tartaglia, Eldridge
TartagIia. Beatrice Pace, Jeanette
Pace, Mildred Pace, Betty Cramer,
Mrs. Fred Cramer, anda Lewan-
dosEy, Josephine Tangredi, Mrs.
Charles Thompson, Mrs. Walter Mil
ensky, Antoinette Zuccarelli, Inez
Giancarli and Carolyn Pelosi.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
ScoUiU Girls Take
Part In Broadcast

Miss Helen Healey and Miss Dor
othy Benedict explained the kind OF
work they do in the womens train
ing department of the Scovill Mfg.
Company to listeners over coast
forecast hook-up which emanated
from WATR last night. Miss Ellen
Davis, employment manager of the
program from Washington where
she is an aide to Lieut.. Gen. B. B.
Somervell, chief of the Army service
of supply was in charge. On the pro-
gfiram THE Nation at War;" the
Scovill women workers "held a con-
versation" with a member of the
WAGES, speaking from Fort Dev-
ems.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Red Cross Nurses
Aides Receive Caps

Twenty Red Cross nurses aides
received caps and pins at exercises
held last night at st. Mary's hos
pital. Mother TERESA, superirten-
dent Of the hospital, presented the
caps and certificates, and Mrs.
Charles Audet presented aide pins
to the women.
Those in the class were Jean
Bibeau, Lucy Biondi. Alice Bellotti,
Elaine Biron, Mrs. Marie Botelho,
Kathleen Coogan, Susan Carriero,
Maureen Bowling, Rosemary Clan
netti, Lillian Gallagher, Rosemary
Higgins, Chesia Kosinski, Mrs. Vir-
GINA Lockwood, Vernette Noonan,
Irene Perigard, Marie Roberts,
Nancy Santa Lucia, Mary She'll,
and Marie Kilduff of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
TIMELY PICTURE

ViStory of American troops at
Attu has given added timeliness to
Paramount's Alaska Highway"
produced by William Pine and Will
liam Thomas. The film is a dram
atization Of the building of the
great Alean road. vital military high
way to the nothern front. and stars
Richard Arlen and Jean Parker.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
OLDEST BELL FOR BELL"

California oldest mission bell, cast
in bronze by Manuel Vargas in
Lima, Peru, in 1918 for La Purisma
Mission at Lompoc, is the bell that
tolls in For Whom the Bell Tolls,
the Technicolor super-film which
co-stars Gary Cooper and Ingrid
Bergban.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
BEAUTIFUL TO BEHOLD

Ingrid Bergman, regarded as Hol-
iywood's most beautiful film star,
never uses makeup. Co-starred with
Gary Cooper in the Technicolor
super-f1lm. For Whom the Bell
Tolls Miss Bergman's perfect COM
plexion Is a thing of beauty.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
IOWA STATE OPENER OFF

Ames, Ia. - (UP) - Iowa States
football opener with Colorado,
scheduled for Sept. Is, has been
scheduled for Sept. rs, has been
pontponed, the third intersectional
tilt knocked out of the Cyclone
schedule.
Games with Temple and Michi-
gan State had been erased earlier.
The Iowa State schedule now
lists: Oct. 9, Kansas, at Lawrence;
is, Nebraska, home; 80, Oklahoma,
at Norman; Nov. 6, Missouri home;
Is, Drake at Des Moines: 20 Kan
sas State. home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

A new series of Tuesday evening
tournaments opened at so Linden
street last night, under the direction
OF Mrs. J. Moriarty. Top scorers
were:
North and south: David Scully
and Mrs. E. j. Nelson, 50; Thomas
Edwards and Mrs. Joseph Reilly, 70
1-2.
East and west: J. G. Cudahy and
Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut 10 1-2; Mr.. and
Mrs. George eastman, rs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23

Bandleader Vaughn Monroe has
donated a piano arrangement Of the
official tune for the war dogs which
is known as "K-9 Corps" Someone
certainly missed bet on that one.
Should have called it Bow WOW"
Or "Just a Bark in the Dark"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23

Cornena Otis Skinner, who has
played comedy throughout her pro-
fessional career, does the most sim
lister role in Paramount's ghost film,
1.-THE UNLIMITED" and goes mad In
the end.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
PROMISES To RE A HIT

One Of the best of the current
crop of war songs is the march
tune, Left. Right" introduced by
Betty Rhodes in the musical COM
edy with a canteen background.
Salute For Three"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-23
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
By JACK GAVER
United Press Staff Correspondent

Pictures putting the
" of For Whom the Bell Tolls the
Hemingway epic about the Spanish Civil War with sleeping earth
ncdentas doing practically
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
COED VISITS
IN NEW YORK

OuIda Harrison daughter OF
Mr aud Mrs William L. IIar-
iison Of 2e6l jay street. left sept.
] for lnfialo, whtrc She viii VS.
IL friends for week She attends
Talladega college and this year
WIFI be- her junior year She IS
maloring IN English and minor.
ing IN sociology For both year
al TallaIepa ne has received
scholarships and practically all
honor marks Ouida IS a member
IL Alpha Kappa Apha sorority
and Is active IN all the organlza-
iions on the campus.
Or Sept : Ouda VIII be in
New York cry with the Modern
Drama class from her school.
They src making the trip to sec
souo of INC ton Broadway pro-
duciions. including Nrhc Skin Of
oar Teeth by Wildef Harriet.
wish Helen llavcs and Run
intlc Chnlnn
ON Sept -. Ouida viii be back
In Talladeea school for upper
class Students won't start until
The o. but She is a freshman adj
visor and has TO get back for
Freshman week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
AT ROSE MERE

A number Of Detloiters were
recent guests al Rose Mere the
beautiful farm OF Dr. Daisy
Norlhcross which is located be-
side a lake at Rose Center Mich,
near the country place of John
Roxborough The large house on
the farm contains private baths.
sun parlors. billiard room. mod
ein kitchen, dining room and
several large airy bedrooms The
farm is we'll stocked and manar-
Cd AMI has several large harms
and other buildings for housing
The stock poultry farming tools
and produce
Among The Detroilers who were
recent visitors at Rose Mere we're
Attorney and Mrs Julian Perry,
Mrs Beulah Whitby. Moses S
Thompson. and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

BABY CONTEST
TO BE HELD

The Detroit Association of
Womens oluhs OF 546l Brush
street are sponsoring a cits-wIde
p'br cories; and the announce
mont has aroused great public In
ieresi Babies Will be entered In
the contest W to five years OF
are
First prize viii contisi OF a saS
war hond second Prize $40 In war
saving stamps. third prize. s. in
war SAVING samps Each mother
is invited 70 enter her baby in
the coniesi Ladies not having
habics OF thelf Cwn ale also In
,ied 70 participates hy selling
N;es Tor oihcr hahi,s The one
selling the largest numue ~
votes Viii be crownca the most
popular woman ~ inc club house
The contest viii end Sept ~
Babies already entered W This
contest include Johnnie Bo,den
lrma Jean Collins Saiyra strong.
William Elliott. Anita Gray Elaine
Frances Maxwell Evelyn Marie
Mason Robert S ALEU- ketene
parit'a Clark LEROY Williams.
AdfieLAe Mas James Alfred Dol
lier Theodore Wendell sloan
Maurice I.adnier VI. Claude
Franklin Johnson Edward Moi-
ley Angelina Cprreni Joylett
Robinson James BRYANT Marin.
Harriet Foley. Leon Davenport.
Beverly Jean walker, FRANKIE he
Bates. Andrew } Morton, Jr, caIo-
Ign Ann jefferson
Mrs Rosa Graeg IS presiden
~ The association sponsorlne The
contest; Mrs a Heath chaf-
man For further Information.
can rr l-07cs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
Nancy Fischer
.Showered

Last week. before her marriage
to Pope BENJAMIN, Miss Nancy
Fischer was recipient Of many
social affairs. They began with
Carolyn Plummer and Eve Nc
Broom playing hostess 10 her
81 linen shower given in Caro-
l,n's home on Englewood
AZ this shower only Nancy's IN
innate friends gathered to chat,
play bridge, aud eat Carolyn and
Evas delicious chicken salad.
Those present were Lillian
Rutherford Marjorie Powell. Mary
Agnes Jarvis. Dora Miller Penick.
Justine Nelson. Ellen Jayne. Rog-
ers and Myrtle Goldsby. The
TWO sisters present Mary Agnes
Davis and Dora Penick. sur
prised everyone by taking first
and second bridge prizes. respec-
lively.
Several evenings later Ernes-
tire Rosemond played hostess at
kitchen shower for the pretty
hiide-eleci Nancy received many
lovely and useful gifts from Cas-
sarole Cookers to Cookie Jars
The guests played variety Of
card games. including fortune
telling. which IN the final analy-
sis. had many OF the victims a
hii perplexed. as the person who
told the fortunes vas hypnotically
convincing. TO say the least. The
many guests present enjoyed a
delicious menu OF Tuna salad.
punch and other dalnties.
Those present were Doris
Dunsil. Florida Wooten. Ellen
JAYNE Roper Marjorie Powell.
Leota Smith Myrtle Gollsby. Lii
Ian Rutherford MARY Agnes Da-
SIS. Dora peuck. Vera Fischer,
MIS-. fato Fischer lihe mother Of
bride.elect) Lucille Rosemond.
Frances and Louise Leonard Mar
ilyn Andrews. Mildred Houghton,
Lincll Habard. Justine Nelson.
Erncstine Roscmond. Eva Me-
Broom carolyn Phmmer and
several others
On Friday evening. Justine Nell
son Marjorie Powell Mary Agnes
Davis and Dora Penlck Joined
forces 70 give Nancy very pref
ty and very ENJOYABLE cocktail
partv There all tho girls. who
We're dressed in their prettiest
afternoon frocks. chatted With
Nancy and their hostesses for
cutie some time and nihhled the
beautiful sandwiches and eanapes
and sppcd orange blossoms be-
tween times.
on Sunday Nancy became Mrs
G Pope BENJAMIN at a ceremony
read ia the home ~ her parents
Sir and Mrs Cato Fischer Of
Fisher avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
18TH ANNUAL
DANVILLE PIC

sixty former residents OF Dan
willie. Ky along with their fam
HES and friends held their
twelfth annual Reunion picnic al
Belle Isle on Sunday. Aug. 20
Il Is the custom Of the group 10
meet once each YEAR TO picnic
and talk over old tines in the
Rome town Mr. and Mrs. John
Marshall Jones are the co-chalr-
'oeu ~ the annual affairs.
Among those present at the
gala affair this year were Mr..
and Mrs John Marshall Jones.
Mrs David Crockett. Herman
crockett Eugene Jordan. Mr.. and
MIS-. Ernest Sweeney and family.
Nfs Ira smith AIr. and Mis-
Arthur Gamble, Mr. ana Mrs.
Jthn Ahraham and family. STR
and Mrs J l.. Benson and fam
ilS MI and Mrs GA lev Tcasley
and family Mrs Henry ID. Null
Inns Mr. and Mrs. John Givens
Mr and Mrs James Early and
family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph scott
and family Mrs Incz Evans Bill
Walker sll and Mrs Wesley
Phillips and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold White ami family Miss
Annie Nae Crockett. Mrs c.
Rridrewa'er Mrs Mlic Rochelle.
Mrs Mary y TUNER Charles
DAVIS villa Ann Robinson. Bar
bara Robinson Pairica Turner.
Airs Lillian Parker. Mrs Marie
Webster Charles Lee Mrs. Thel-
ma Meaux and family Farris
Teasley Mrs Minerva Jones Mrs
Virginia TAYLOR and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
TO RETURN TO
POLICE FORCE

r. Ncll cooiidee o. ho Wom
ems division Of the Detroit Po-
lioe department stated 1ucsday
that Mrs Louise Simms 1aslor.
daughter Of ~ and Mrs y r
Sinigs is TO be fcinsial,d 49, a
police woman next week. Mrs
rasint Mas appointed member 81
lhe women division July L. 1874
and resigned on maternity leave
Aug H. 1912 She is the wife o.
George Taylor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

certainly Won't stop 20 doubt your
word II might be wise for the
lassie who's carrying the heavy
torch for Bill Sheriff. TO stop and
let him help herr A popular
Wcsisidcr and a suburban friend
are gonna lose their glamour II
they don't slow down.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
CALLIE BATES
VISITS DETROIT

Miss c4iile Bates lad lrapolls
beaaiieian. was q guest ia the
ttN fer ~v u aass az the
p NCA laty Th1fasan branch.
NJ Bates native % Bow ing
Gren u IS az lrescn ASSOC.
eiaff Wi'll in' IA Neiie Beauiv
system at Indlanapolas she is =
graduate ~ ihe Johnsn College
~ 'osmo'oiogv az columbus
ohio and the Madam 6 Wale
schatl ut Indianapolis
During her Visit hcfe she was
attoffrd mary tosfissics lg her
ueirolt fiords
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
DETROITERS AT
IDLEWILD

Many Deiroilers vacationed at
Idlewild last week Among those
at the resort were: Mrs. Violet
LOWS. Asst Prosecutor Charles "
Jones Dr. and Mrs. J W. Ed
wards. Mrs Ankton, Jack Morris
H. Woods. Joseph A. Craigen. Miss
Elizabeth Annette. Mrs. Grover ID
Lang. Miss Alice Stanton. the Rev
and Mrs, Robert T.. Brady Mr. and
Mrs. Ulysses Boykin. Mr. and Mrs
Horace sheffield and Miss Bobbio
Trumbo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

GeoFeia Washbun, who WAS the
hpnsegnest Of The civic leader.
Mrs Mabel lIardeman Flack
81 AZ r Monlcaim street
Ihc dashing deb spent four
weeks in inc Motor Ci's. and was
iaNshlv entertained through INC
tenial hospltaliiv OF her hostess
N4s Fiack assisted BY many OF
ih" mairons Of The city These
si%'ions took on the aspect OF
cabaret parties ihea,cr msiinees.
7 ofning breakfast motor rides
ofd q ionr 70 tic historic ana
rural centeis ~ Interest Miss
Nnshbufn left FOR the south on
August 2C.