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Evening star., 1943-06-20
Howard Professor Resigns
To Aid Communist Party

Doxey A. Wilkerson, assistant
professor of education at Howard
University, has resigned to do edu-
cational work in Maryland and the
District for the Communist party.
the party announced yesterday.
DR.. j. st. Clair Price, acting dean
of the College of Liberal Arts at the
university, said he had received a
letter from Prof. Wilkerson. submit
ting his resignation to accept en-
ployment with the Communist
party. He added that no action had
yet been taken on the resignation
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Ball Urges World Police Force
AS Aid to Organizing Peace
The Six Pillars

l. Political collaboration between
the United Nations and ultimately
all nations.
2. Collaboration on economic and
financial matters of worldwide i'm
port.
3. Adaptation Of the worlds treaty
structure to changing conditions.
4. Assurance, through information
al crganization, of ultimate auton-
omy for subject peoples.
5. Control of a; maments.
6. Establishment of the principle
OF the rights of. peoples everywhere
to intellectual and religious liberty.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Says Bonishment
Of Fear Must Come
Before Disurmino

A noteworthy contribution
toWard solution of problems that
cause Dorld ,Dars has been made
by the Commission to Study the
Bases OF Just and Durable
Peace, instituted by the Federal
Council OF Churches of Christ in
America. This is the sirth OF
series OF articles dealing With the
Sir Pillars of Peace"
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
ChopIoins Sponsor
Orientotion Service

An Orienation Service for newly
arrived WACS was held Sunday
afternoon on the Upper Parade
Ground near the Post Chapel A
crowd of more than 20O old and new
Fort Huachuca WAC assigneeS were
present.
A message of welcome was
brought to the group by 1t. Col. C.
E. Nelson, in the absence of Post
Commander, Col Edwin N Hardy.
Capt. Frances Alexander, WAC Sec
ton Commanding Officer, respond
ed to the welcome
Special Service Officer, 1t. Col.
Nelson also made announcements
relative to his division. He intro
duced the following officers Of the
$50, each Of whom briefly outlined
the work of his department; Capt.
David A Lane, education; Capt.
Joe Jordan, music; Capt. S. R.
EdmondS, theatricals; and 1t. B.
S. ScruggS, service clubs
Musical selections were sung by
S/Sgt. Lawrence Whisonant and
group of singers from the 9th Spec
ial Service Company. Announce
ments were made by Chaplains, E.
v. May, Grant Reynolds, Joseph
Griffin and James w. Wactor.
At the conclusion of the progran'S
TeStaments were distributed to the
new members of WAC Section SOU
1922.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
Special Service Activities.
'WACKY IN KHAKI SHOWS.
POSSIBILITIES IN PREMIERE

In a premiere performance that
turned out much better than had
been expected" the much discussed
'Wacky In Khaki" was presented
Friday night to a surprisingly appre-
ciative audience at Theatre No. 4.
All agreed that more rehearsals
would have added to the perform
ance. They agreed moreover, that
a splendid job had been done on
the costumes and that the musical
score was excellent. Definitely the
production showed that it has pos
SibilitieS. 1t may never get on the
road like "This Is the Army" but
it has some songs that would make
Hollywood producer sit up and
listen, and there is plenty that a
more trained cast could do with
the dialogue and dance routines.
The original script of "Wacky In
Khaki" is by Pic. Eddie Anti
Tank" Parton of New York City,
formerly on the stage with 1.-The
Three Riffs" The original score of
words and music is by Sgt. Charles
A. Memminger Of Detroit, and Sgt.
John L. Motley. Both are pianists
in the 365th Infantry band.
The show is laugh-loaded musi-
cal about lowly buck private who
becomes first sergeant overnight
while the first sergeant is busted
down to a buck private much to
the secret glee and CONSERVATION
of various characters involved.
Music Very Good
The music, which will get a more
than passing commendation any
where, is represented by these out
standing selections, Overture" ano
"Interlude," 'On the Ball." "Me,,
'Wacky In Khaki" ~"Parade Re-
treat" and Military Lullaby"
Private Buck" who becomes 1st/
Sgt. Buck in his short Lived houl
ofglory is portrayed by Parton, au-
thor of the script Winnie WAAC.' >
who furnishes the feminine interest
is played by Pocahontas Stafford
whose home is in Kansas City, Mo
Other roles are those of: sgt
Sheer" played by Caleb Simms, ot
Redding, Pa; cpl. Snitch," Pfc
James Milton of Muskegon, Mich:
"Goldbrick Jones, Pvt Robert
Rucker, Detroit; Capt Cool Enc
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
class, Anderson, instructor.

class, Anderson, instructor.
Tuesday, 700 p. M, Tap Glass,
Anderson, instructor.
Wednesday, 700 p M, dramatics,
McKekkashing, instructor.
Thursday, 800 p. m, piano class
HairSton, instructor.
Thursday, 900 p. M, voice class,
Hairston, instructor.
Friday 600 p. M, Art Glass, Rus
sell, instructor.
Friday, 800 p. M, ballroom class.
Anderson, instructor.
Friday, 8:45 p. M, jitterbug class,
Anderson, instructor.
Service Club No. 1
Tuesday, 700 p. M, Spanish.
Thursday, ZOO p. M, Spanish.
Band Barracks on the Post
Monday, 500 p. m, Applied har~
mony, Hairston, instructor.
Wednesday, 600 .. m, applied
harmony, Hairston, instructor.
Post Headquarters Annex
Special Service Office
Tuesday, 500 .. m, art class.
Russell, instructor.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
A CHANCE TO STUDY ART

Now is your chance if you ever
wanted to sing, dance, act, OF paint,
for the Post Special Service Office
has provided an opportunity for you
by offering classes in music, dane,
language, art and drama These
classes are free and open to military
personnel and all residents of this
Post. They are under efficient SUI
pevision. Pvt. Maceo Anderson,
formerly one of the -Four Step
Brothers of stage and screen fame,
heads the classes in dancing. Pvt
Archie Hairston, a former music
teacher in the public schools of Los
Angeles, conducts classes in piano,
harmony and voice. Pvt. Garibaldi
instructs in languages. WAAC Sgt
Anna Russell from philadelphia,
who was free lance rug and carpet
designer and commercial artist. be-
fore joining the WAACs, is in
charge of the classes in art where
at the present she is teaching
poster-making. Pvt. Estrica Nc
zekkashing,E author, playwright, and
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
Band Concert Part OF
Welcome For WAACs

Fort Huachuca's newest contin-
gent of WAACs were feted shortly
after ctheir arrival here last week
by a band concert which was held
on the front lawn of the WAAC-MP
building
Col Edwin N. Hardy Post Com
mander, addressed the new group
of WAACs in brief welcome mes
sage in which he stressed the ad-
monition that they "be good SOL
dierS."
"You can't kick if you're pulling" ="
he reminded them, "and you can't
pull if you're kicking" The Post
commanding officer was accompan-
led by 1t Col E. L. Hogan, Post
Executive Officer, and Major H. R.
Hansen, Post Adjutant
Newly arrived officers include:
1st 1t. Mary Louise Miller, company
officer, former nurse, whose home
is; in New Orleans and who has
served as a recruiting officer until
assigned to Fort DevenS, Mass, her
last station before coming to Fort
Huachuca. Recreation officer, and
one of the first officers to arrive
with the new group is 1st 1t Jessie
Louise Ward of New York City, who
was service club officer at Fort Des-
Moines. Plans and training officer
for refreSher courses is End 1t. Ed
ma Cunningham of Los Angeles,
who was company officer at Fort
Des Moines. Supply officer is End
1t. Virginia Mae Moore, whose home
is in Michigan.
Capt. Frances C. Alexander is
commanding officer of the WAC
Section, SOU 1922, and Capt. Natalie
F. Donaldson is WAC personnel
officer Other members of the WAC
administrative set-up are: 1t. Irma
j. Cayton, assistant commanding
officer; 1t. Violet W. Askins, execu-
tive office; 1t Annie l. Brown,
mess officer; and 1t. Evelyn Smith,
operations and training officer.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30

comedy star OF Marching On, di-
rects the classes in drama Afc. Ann
Jones, who operated the Ann Jones
School of Dance and Related Arts
in New York, teaches the small
children of the Post dancing, while
Pvt. Anderson teaches the older
children.
Schedule of Glasses
(Old School on the PoSt-next to
the Col Young SchooD
Tuesday, 500 p. M, piano class,
Hairston, instructor.
Tuesday, TOO p. M, voice class,
HairSton, instructor.
Wednesday, 600 p. m, dancing
class, Anderson, instructor.
Thursday, 1000 a. m, Children'S
dancing class, Anderson, instructor
Saturday, 1000 a. M, children
under IL, dancing, Jones, instructor.
Saturday, 11:OO a. M, children
over IL, dancing, Anderson, instruc-
tor.
Saturday. 200 p. M. dancing, An
derson, instructor.
MET Hall opposite the WAAC area)
Monday, 7:3O o. M, Little The
atre Group, Capt. Almonds, instruc-
tor.
Tuesday, 500 p. m, Acrob tic
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
ABC Production Workers
Make Costumes For Play

Costumes for the soldier -WAAC
production, ''Wacky in Khaki" pre-
Sented Friday, July %, under spon-
sorship of the 365th Infantry, were
made by a group of American Red
Cross production workers.
Mrs Ocenia Hollowell was in
charge of the group. Assisting her
were: Mesdames M Franklin, A.
James, R. B. Teabeau, r. Herman
dez, S. Butler, E. Dickerson and A.
Reid; Auxiliaries Goldsby of Chi
cago, Christine Jones, New York
City; Moore, Wilson, N c. and
Georgia Kitchen Of the WAACs,
Sou 1922.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30
Hollywood Show
Comes To Fort

Hattie McDaniels brought Holly
wood to Fort Huachuca last week
in a two-day appearance sponsored
by the Hollywood Victory Commit
tee and USO Camp Shows.
Accompanying Academy
Winner McDaniels were Lottie An
derson, pianist; Robert Selder, 16-
year-old tap dancer, and Norma
Amato, soprano.
The Hollywood quartet was pre-
sented in shows at Service Clubs
No. l and No. 2. Miss McDaniels
delighted all of her audiences with
her informal repertoire Of anecdotes
and songs and her witty impromptu
repartee to good-natured hecklers
The appearance Of the Hollywood
group at Fort Huachuca resulted
from a promise made by Actress Nc
Daniels to 1t. Col. G. E. Nelson and
Capt. Joe Jordan when they went
to the movie capitol about two
months ago. =
The Hollywood show was supple
mented by additions from Special
Service Division talent In Satur-
days show these $50 performers
took part: Pvt. Maceo Anderson in
speciality tap number; Pvts. An
derSon, Eugene Jackson and Edward
Hall in trio dance routine; Cpl
Fayard Nichols in a dance routine
which he did in stormy Weather"
with his brother, Harold; and S/Sgt.
Lawrence WhiSonant, baritone So
loiSt who was accompanied by Pvt
Harold Brown. Propertyman was
Pvt. Estrica McZekkashing and
sound technician, Pvt. Lorenzo Hill
In Sundays show Post Special
the appearance of Charles BriScoe
of New York, who closed a long
term engagement at the Apollo
theatre in April just before his
induction into the Army. Other
additions to the show on Sunday in
cluded: Irving AShby, guitarist.
Capt. Joe Jordan led singing of
God Bless America" at the Service
Club No. 2, and AnaniaS Berry of the
famous Berry Brothers dance team
was introduced by Miss McDaniels
Berry is now with the 9th Special
Service Company. The Hollywood
group returned to California early
Monday morning
and all of the speciality dancers
from the Military Lullaby to
''Wacky In Khaki"
More orchids to: The 92nd Divis-
ion for it's sponsorship of the pro-
duction and to Post Special Services
for. IFS coonera tinr1 IL, Inndir1u XVAAC
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30

1t. Lewis R. Williams, st. Paul
MINI. All of the members of the
365th Infantry Band or Anti-Tank
Battalion.
Specially dance numbers were per-
formed by talented Ann Jones, of
New York City; Michael Phelan of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and by agile Afc.
Clelie Pecot, New Orleans, La. 1t.
Raymond Coles, formerly a member
of Lucky Millinder's band, was Of
f1cer in charge of the production.
In featured dance sequences were
these members of the WAAC: Ruth
Gaddy, Nezarine Johnson, Clelie
Pecot, Anna A. Jones, Ewart Locke,
Velma White. Carrie Smith, Ivory
FlemmingS, Danise Cook, Pocahon-
tas Stafford and Josephine Kelly
brew.
Orchids For Anne
Orchids should, go to Afc. Anne
Jones for her solo numbers and the
dances which she directed; Eddie
Parton for the directing job that
he accomplished under VARYING
handicaps; 1t Williams for his
rendition of Parade Retreat" in the
finale scene; the entire cast for its
much better than had been ex-
pected" performance; and to Amer
lean Red Cross production workers
for the lovely costumes which they
fashioned according to designs and
color combinations worked out by
Afc. Jones; the quartet consisting
OF Theodosia Lee, Ruby Lyn Mont
gomery-Butler, Carrie Smith and
Ivory Flemmings, who pinch-hit for
Phyllis Branch and Ethelyn Will
hams, who are both i'll; the litter
bug dancers. Catherine Phillips
Josephine Kelly0rew, and Pyts. Snead
and Dyer of the 370th Infantry,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30

Waving cheerful goodbye to their stay at home
comrades, the soldiers and WAACs shown here were
about to be off the first educational tour spOns
cred by the Education Office of the Special Service
Division The tour made Sunday, July IL, to
Tucson under the sponsorship of Capt David A.
Lane, Jr.
Shown at the window in the accompanying picture
WAAC Auxiliaries Lucille Suttle, Mildred Epps
Wanda MOuton, Velma White, Lucrenda Williams,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-07-30

and all Of the speciality dancers
from the Military Lullaby to
''Wacky In Khaki"
More orchids to: The 92nd Divis-
ion for its sponsorship of the pro-
duction and to Post Special Services
for its cooperation in lending WAAC
talent and suggestions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

NJ ol.dc-rol gr can ,,cr has such allure for men
a. SHINING, ustrou- han. l,cn the lo,chc-t dress,
the smartc-t hat won't help YOU much It your hair
look, duh and ding, 30 don't let soaps or soap
shampoos handicap YOU this way!
Instead, u-c Special Drcnc Sec the dramatic dit
ference after Your first shampoo -. how glorou-y
it reveal, all the lovely sparkling hghlight- all the
natural color brilliancc of your hair.
And now that Special Drenc contains wonderful
hair conditioner. it leaves hair far ,ilker smoother
and easier 10 arrange -. right after ehampoolng.
Easier to comb INTO smooth, shining neatness. If
YOU haven't tried nrcuc lately, you'll be amazed!
You'll be thrilled, too, by Special Drcne's super
cleansing action. For il even removes all cmbarrass-
Ing, naky dandruff the very first time you use II j:
and the film left by previous soapings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
lDcnwth shampoo
.uplo leaves hair arrange.

So before Won wash Your hair again, scl q bottle
of Special Drcnc with Hair Conditioner added! Or
ask Your beauty shop to use IT. Let this amazing
improved shampoo glorify your hair.
'PHo rta * C,Nnr careful Of an rs Of h1mro
which leaves HAIR lurpus and let ea-N TO
MAJ ,l btruc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05
Servant of His State

Death III WayneSvillc Sunday OF
William I. Lee removed from lite
man who had given many -! his
best and most productive wears 10
the service OF his State. For IS
Years he WAS II member %! Inc old
Corporation Commission. o.. nom
1910 until 1883. when the conner
department gave Way 10 the pre-
rnt State Utilities Commits On.
which Is serving much TIE same
purpose.
Mr.. Lee served IL the Stale l.rg
stature oi 1898 and again ,m 1906?
the year before he wr:.t & Rt.v su
with The Corporation Commission.
Mtcr his retirement N 1898 he Went
back ~ his home II Haywood com
~ - engage III farming and cattle
Ling. For the last Scvrru, years.
however. under Governor Hocy and
also Governor B.oughiou. lie had
been 4 director %; The Mort. Caro-
Ina RAILROAD Company H. repre-
sentative ut the State III that cor
"u.Htun. thvcc-inuvtN> OF The Stnc.,
II which l. owned 10y the State.
Ills general knowledge ut corporate
affairs was OF much value 10 the
abroad board.
Colonel Lee WAS man ct Gcu.J,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department! Of STATE
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOIJ TIOS.

To All t. Whom These Present. MAY
Come Greeting.
Whereas. II appears to my satiSfaC-
'nU. bv duly authenticated record
ul the proceedings for the voluntary
,,!utlvn thereof by the unanimous
.0nSCnt of all the stockholders. dc
po-ItCd III my Office. that inc Con-
'uCntal Plant Company. a corpora
iIru Of this State. whose principal
Office i situated at No. --. Street.
~ tn" Town of Kii,rCll. County of
Vance. State of North Carolina C..
NJ ilrht. being the agent therein
and IN charge thereof. upon whom
process may be &Crvcd. has com
pied with the requirements Of Chap
Ter %. Consolidated Statutes. entitled
Corporations preliminary 10 In"
issuing of this Certificate of DlSSOlu-
ION.
Now Therefore. l. Thad Euro. Sec
rotary Of State of the state OI North
carolina. do hereby certify that the
Sdld corporation did. on the 2Bth day
OF December 1912 file in my office
q duly executed and attcStcd con SORT
IN writing 10 the dissolution Of said
executed by all the stock.
and 'hc record Of tho proceedings
aforesaid arc now on file in my said
Office a. provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof. have
hereto set my hand and affixed my
official seal al Raleigh. this 28th day
NJ December. A. d. 1912
THAD EURE.
Secretary of State.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

So. wGc. excite foods. we're III.
Vs.. .wc to the United S'a',- ..o
tie ."H Pan-Amcrtcau road. Man
~ ..--"St a namc-HaSh Highway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

."i"" the postwar purchase Y..n
'.' q family argument over un..
'.. =. buy u new rcirlGor.'u. u.
. ... cIr can las; tnr tn" j,ua'. .u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

N..,'v"n Forty Three. We pred.
"'. .' mighty lucky yea. !.r ':.,'
United Nations. even thuu-. }; d.J
-'art .- Cd Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

The Australian koaia live on
fresh eucalyptus leaves.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

FOR SALE VI SACRIFICE ONE
luyr!y G"trupun ~ hlur. u. NH
trade ton piano. rhum. lGG.-W.
hi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

" ANrED: y RELIABLE WHITE
woman Tor a companion nurse.
VIII pay $1,000 Il month. Come tu
see Us. II. G.. Wilson. route >. OX-
ford. y. {. II,I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

OLD SHOES ARE. HETrEH. W.
HAY" il large stock ut the Tine,
quality materials Plenty .t,,b-r
heels and sole. lhun, go. We cal,
iur and deliver. Grissuus Sin,
Shop. Ion
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

y. ANT \ NICE lrN ON YOUR Dl ~
shoes" Bring them ur call Ia. We
ais" ii" h"ruc.a and saddle repair
mG. Carolina Shoe Shop. ph"'l:
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

REMEMBER DECEMBER 9TH. 1911,
Don't let trcIch,ry catch YOU u,A
PING. Bay War Damage Insurance.
from us. Insurance Department.
Citizens Bark * Trust Co III,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-05

WI. SELL FURNITURE OK EASIEST
terms possible. l.uui; over rIir com
plctc siuci before ynU buy. Ii. f.
Sa,tcrWhtr ~ Sons. near Fire Sta
tIun. phunc liG H. 3u-tl
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Guest at Showers

Mrs. GaSS attended The TN
Ncrsity of Michigan for a year
and a half and was affiliated
with Collegiate SorosiS and then
took two years al the University
of Detroit The Rev. GaSS Is r
graduate Of kenyon College.
where ne was a member Of
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and
OF Bexley Hall al Kenyon
Tuesday evening Mrs. Alton
Briggs gave a personal show ar
and luncheon in honor Of the
bride at the Detroit Boat Club.
Wednesday evening families Of
the couple were entertained a.
a family dinner IN Port Huron
given by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Dunn and Mrs. Dunn ChidSey.
II was also a shower.
Guests from out OF town in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
s. Young and family OF Lansing
DR.. Janet S. Barnes of Fast
Gardner, Mass, and Miss Har-
riet Buck and Mrs George s.
Buck Of Buffalo y. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

FssOnsung cool Summet Dre,,-s
"a prerty punted rsyon crepe.
rlyon shseB and Others ~ sn
array of smart STYLES snd oolor',
including smart tNo-Piees SUIT
Dresses.
Kiins's-Finb Fioor
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
7 own Club
etc 1er
Tuesday

MRS. LLOYD V BARTLEY
- - chairman Of The hostess
committee for Colony Town
Clubs garden fete 10 he held
Tuesday from 2,3O 10 $50 .. m.
for the benefit Of us war serv-
ICE activities. Assisting her
VIII be.
HESpANEs
Grimm Ogdtr E}bs WnnAr sfodE,tt
IoAn NsNoerry william 3 Bach
Joseph N schtnek man
Henfy JOY Harold = Rtus
Clarence p WILCOX ~ Trends
William r Kalss y r MsIlut
MISSES
sara Rurnhsm Grses IaynEstor
Mrs George +. Goodson is
general chairman Of the feie.
Tea tables arc IN charge 81
Mrs. Ouo Rumpel, assisted by
Miss Gregory. Mrs. Walter 6.
roepel. Mrs. A w. Semphner.
Mrs. Harold RIcheSon and Mrs.
John II. Castle. Those who viii
pour include Mrs James Q.
Muffin. Mrs. Joel Prescott. Mrs.
Frank Munger and Mrs Griffith
Ogden Ellis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Judy McKeen's Jaunt
Nancy PurtelI Leaves

A popular Junior miss who
was much feted before her exit
10 New York City, was Miss
Nancy Purtell, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Purtell
The Purtells have taken up
residence in New York.
Sigma Omicron Sigma mem
bers are much occupied with
outdoor activities, which include
steak roasts, picnic plans and
swimming.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Catholic League
Chdirmen Named

MRS. JAMES p. CUMMIS.
KEY, president Of the League
OF Catholic Women, has Just
made her appointments of com
mittee Chairmen for l943-44.
They are Mrs. William r. Con
molly. Peter Claver Community
House; Mrs Frank CouzenS.
finance; Mrs. Hugh Corey, bar
gain counter; Mrs. Samuel r,
Remy, membership; Mrs. Lloyd
r. Eagan, publicity; Mrs. Daniel
j. Healy, big sister committee;
Mrs. r. Lincoln Kemp. legiSla-
tive; Mrs. Edward J. McHugh,
Madeline Sophie Settlement
House; Mrs. Edward =. Ham
mond, social service; Mrs. Henry
~. Peabody, magazine; Mrs.
Clune Walsh, junior unit ad-
wiser; Miss Henrietta O'Brien,
Wineman Settlement; Mrs. w.
Carl Kemp, immigration; Mrs.
keath Ballagh, needlewoTk
guild; Mrs. Sumner Steele, Red
Cross; Mrs. Casimir J. PlagenS,
Civilian Defense; Mrs. Sidney
Willis, friendly visitors; Mrs.
George Brett, safety and recep-
tion; Miss Mary William.
library; Mrs. Ralph II. Kirby.
club reporter for magazine;
Mrs. Edward y. McHugh, chair
man OF committee Of the Thurs
day Afternoon Club, and Mrs.
Hugh A. Love, hostess commit
tee.
The fortnightly parties for
Servicemen, sponsored by the or
ganization in cooperation with
the National Catholic Service
and the USO, will be continued
throughout the summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Herman-Bickoft
NuptiaIs Set

MIR. AND MRS. JOHN r.
HERMAN Of Taylor avenue an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, HortenSe Marjorie. 10
Robert BiCkoff. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Bickoff.
Miss Herman attended Wayne
University.
Mr.. Bickoff also attended
Wayne University. where he
was affiliated with Gamma
Kappa Chi. fraternity.
Plans are being made for q
fall wedding.