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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
5 Teams Are Battling
For Title in Metro

teski,s outfit has a grand chance To
rise at The expense OF Quentin
Heika's tail-end Martins. The out
come also will show If the CheneS
can stand prosperity.
Rodney Welch's team. winner OF
20 out OF their last 80 games, may
be too much for Ernie Bolle'S
Southeasterns who prefer to move
into fourth place. Jack Gardner's
Koppitz, only one game out OF
fourth, wants 10 take II away
from the current holder, Nick Van
Ringelesteyn's George & Murrays
Harry Tobian'S Nationals and
Art Watsons Palmer Parks com
plete the card. The North Enders
need all the games they can get
TO resume a Contendcr's rating and
they figure Nationals as the first
stepping stone. Nationals, one
game ahead, intend to hold that
margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

With II weeks left and only
eight games separating the first
eight teams the Metropolitan
Classic League scramble is wide
open once more.
The rapid rise in the last six
weeks of the youthful Chene-
Tromblys plus the gradual i'm
provement of six other clubs
places the league back in last sea-
sons form when ii was nose and
nose from the first 10 the final day.
Two matches trim the card Sun
day at Dexter Recreation. Ellis
Walkers Standards, ahead by one,
catch Ralph Olzark's Mt. Elliotts
who are Smarting from previous
Sctbacks and are due TO rebound.
Rainbow. one game out of first
and leading by one for second, en-
Cages Ray Turner's ProgreSSiveS.
And if Chene-Trombly does not
feel too good over trouncing
Standard last week Marvin Daniel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
1OO-Tednn Entry
Seen for Sweep

Preparations are made for an
entry Of Is 10 100 teams in the
first annual sweepstakes at Cad
lilac alleys starting January 10.
Guaranteed prizes are $1,000 in
the fve-men, 5000 in the doubles,
and 500 in the singles. With the
event national in scope the ex-
pectation is that contestants will
come in from Chicago, Cleveland,
Toledo. Fort Wayne in addition to
those from Michigan centerS.
Those on file include Standards,
Stroh, Chene-Trombly, Vernon,
Karp. DeLuxe-D, Coca-Cola, Min
eralitcS, Ekhardt-Bcc and Fife
with entries due from Flint, Port
Huron, Grand Rapids, Battle
Creek, Ann Arbor and jackson
among others.
Entries close next Saturday.
Doubles and singles arc on Sched-
ulc IN addition 10 tho team event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
800 Tourney On
Next Sunday

\ field Of moro than 30 howlers
is expected to shoot IN the second
annual 300 tournament at Bud
.Ritter's Recreation next Sunday.
First prizes Of 500 and the Jack
Baker trophy will 60 10 the indi-
Ividual having the highest total for
six games.
More than 100 spillerS in the
district are eligible TO compete as
"a result of their 300 scores rolled
in sanctioned competition. There
will be three squads next Sunday
at s. z and 9 p. m. with tho entry
fee being s. per man, which in
cludeS bowling.
Mike Tesla and Joe PlaSkv.
who tied az 1864 in the regular
play last season, both viii be
back Tesla won the roll-off for
the crown when he shot 1855 ia
his rivals las.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Entry DeddIine Nears
For Lutheran Meet

Entries for tho tenth annual
tournament of the Lutheran Bowl
ing Association 10 be held week.
ends at Great Lakes Recreation,
starting January 81, will close
with Secretary Arthur Keck next
Sunday
The event will be conducted in
TWO classes. regular and over
averag with so per cent handi-
cap used IN the former on scratch
scores of 1000 In the five-men,
100 in the doubles and 200 in the
singles OVcr-avcraCc is for teams
T29 and under.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
The Silent Baker

Harold Don't Phone Me Allen,
vice president, and George MeFiH'
treasurer, OF { IN o n
Valley. and OZzie EakinS. Sccre-
tary treasurer of Birmingham
also will perform Judge john ID.
Watts. under the careful eye OF
Gerald Groat, presiding Judge OF
common pleas court, will be mas
ter of ceremonies as usual.
1t also seems quite likely a
rotund fellow, named Jack Baker
who modestly would prefer &c
stay behind the scenes, will
be called 10 the front. Though
he may resent it, the fact re-
mains Baker, who. incidentally
doesn't play an accordion, IS di-
rectly responsible for keep n
alive the Clinton Valley tradition
OF opening the Times Sweeps.
"Cigar-PuSs" Baker will again
pilot the Brassies. Others are
Leroy Payne's Drivers, Art Nc
Donald's Clippers, Bill Colby
Mid-Irons. Charley Silber's Spoons,
Fred Glaeser's Cheeks, Frank
Palmers Washes, VOLTS Jiggers,
Frear Turner's Putters, Jack Pat
terson'S Spades. Ed Stafford's BAT.
fies, and last, but not least Bill
The Lions Never Will Get Gus
Dorais" DAM DynamiterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Quick on Trigger

Projectors and league Sccrc-
taries were quick on the trigger
with this rule after a great many
explained they were unable 10
make a complete canvass OF all
their bowlerS due to the fact so
many take the holiday period As
2 vacation from their most favor
tic sport Under these cendlt ons
there was no alternative.
Twelve teams from Clinton Val
lev Country Club and six from
Birmingham Golf Club viii doml-
nate the first two squads as they
have in the past two years. The
Clinton Valley boys, always on
Geek 10 open up, VIII start sttuot-
me at p. m, instead OF the Usual
hour, ] 80. 10 permit time for
brief opening exercises At ; p. m.
Mayor Edward J. JeffrieS. who
mutters 10 himself about splits
and misses, just like you and i.
will deliver the first Hard If
he's as consistent as ever II viii
he another strike Walter Wolf
Clinton Valley league president
and Adam Mackenzie, Chairman
or birmingham, VIII endeavor 10
duplicate the mayors perform
Ancp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Pin League Schedules
TIMES CLASSIC
TUESDAY,

TIMES CLASSIC
Tuesday
30 squad-Chene Trombiey Va TWEEN
tieth Century, alleys H., Ekhardt Becker
~ Vernon 3-A Minernlites vs.. Murdoch,
SIS: De Luxe-W. VS.. GAskets. rs
g45 sackman vs.. stroh, - Parisclean
VS. Krakow, 81: Pepsi-Coia vs.. Fite. h-e
Coca Cola VS. Aircraft. rs. A. Mleits
Recreation. a7t7 Trumbull avenue.
MICHIGAN MAJOR
----- "wednesday
A. crest Recreation. 12To7 Fullerton ~
Grand River s. a s. Tool W. Nelson
alleys IL. standard W. Sackmans. 81
PARIS vs. Virges. SO. Ramona W Altes.
"a
AZ Ramona Recreation. 1880 East Nc
Nichols Pahst vs. Myrtle. alleys Il.
Queen vs. olympic. 81. he LuVe-D. v
Pepsi Cola. 5-6 Foreman rs. Koppitz. IS.
All matches NJ y. m.
GREATER DETROIT
friday
Standard W. AItes. alleys -, Indian
Village vs. Ramona, "a Chene TrUmbieN
vs. Aircraft, SIS; De IuNe-W. vs.. her
curto SIS. stroh vs.. Mineraltes, 40
Ekhardt Becker VS. Parisclean. HIP
Fife vs.. Olympic. 1914; Pepsi-Cols "
De Luxe ~ 1915 ~ Olympic Recreh'
iior BIAS National avenue a. Grand River.
s.fj b. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Brothers Tournament
Is Open 10 State

Brothers throughout the state
are eligible TO compete in the
fifth annual tournament 10 be
staged week-endS at West Chi
cago Recreation, starting January
%. Entries close January II.
Each man is allowed 10 bowl as
many times as he has brothers,
with two classes prevailing. A is
for combinations averaging over
800. Il for those 319 and under
with 80 per cent handicap in
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
A Challenged?

Arthur Kepler's Nibhcks. Rob
ert Timbergs Mashie Nibhcks,
Clarence Applegate's Drivers, Har-
ley Webb's Spoons. Joe Hughes
Brassies and Phil Spreeter 5
Mashie-Irons will shoot for Biz
mingham. Although they will be
outnumbered they are still con-
fident they will not out-deliver
Clinton Valley. which means two
balls per inning.
In contrast 10 other years when
every position in the prize money
netted SIS. there will be three
top prizes of 500, SIS and $50 IN
each Of the five divisions. With
the A. B. c. and other tourna-
ments suspended for the duration
here's an event no team can
afford to miss because II IS within
a step of all transportation, IN The
event you have gas trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Times Classic
High Scorers

Team even Three games stroh- 373S
Miueralites, 1882. Coca Cola, 324S. Fife.
1912 Paris. 313l
Team event One same Mineraltes,
ina; Parisclean 1854. Str0h, ISL. Muir
dock 1l4O. Mneraiites l2g
Individual event-Three games: John
|Crimmins Parisclean 76i. Lorne Trickett.
Coca Cola. Tt7. Al Robinson, Minerahtcs,
|72q Joe plRppcrt. Stroh 7lq
Individual event One game I'd La
Rudde De Luxe 2S6. Harold Allen,
MineraIItes 27S. Joe Norris Stroh 277
Tom Rooney MlneraU'cs. 276. Al MassoI
Jr.. Coca CnIa. go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Mixed Doubles Meet
May Be Staged Here

Mixed doubles competition is
not due 10 die a premature bow J.
inc death. Dorothy Merchant and
Don Brichta will meet Steve
Cruchon and Maxine Derlfield al
y date 10 be decided later. Others
are lining up for a Jab at the title
now held by Fred Gardella and
Hattie Wooster. and plans are
afoot for the holding Of tourna-
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
East Side Propriefors
To Resume Monday

After a three-wcek layoff due
10 the holidays, members Of the
East Side Bowling Proprietors
Classic will resume rolling at
TFembly Recreation, Mon
day. Bruce Richmond Of Arch
way is leading Joe Paulus of
Chene-Trombly by nine points,
with rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Entries Taken
Until Start
Of Big Event
nv HAROLD NAIL

Just FIVE and onc-haN more days
remain for bowleTS 10 tilC their
entries for the eleventh annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes &c be
rolled AZ Imperial Recreation IN
the General Motors Building cpen-
ING next Saturday and continuing
weok-endS through March 2S
An extension In the entry dead
line. originally set for last Thurs
Gay midnight, until starting time
81 p. m. next Saturday, was
made only after numerous re-
quests demanded the move. Under
A. r {. rules. which govern this
event. entries are acceptable until
The first hail Is rolled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Metro Classic
High Averages

Team event Three games: Palmer Park
Recreation. 3os7 STANDARD, 1912 South
eastern Recreation. 303f; Chene-Trom bly,
Recreation, 30l5
Team eveut-one game. Standard 1880.
southe astern Recreation. it0s. MI Elliott
Recreation. 1885,, George a Murphy 1882
fvdiVidual event one game. Don
BrIchta T26: Hank Weber. 6q7. Sylvester
Thici 6Qfs Frank Keefe SIS
frffvlduai events Ons Esws. Don
p-rH'a goa Hank Weber 2EQ Mike
Fisher. 267. Angelo Damlco, ESQ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

MIKE TESLA, winner Of
the first annual 300 tourna-
ment at Ritter Recreation
last year after a roll-of with
Joe Plasky, will be back TO
defend his honors next Sun
day. Both tied at 1864 for
six games in the regular
competition. Tesla winning
the roll-off by 1O7 pins with a
1855 total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Brothers Pin Meet
Closes al Garden

Rolling IN tho fifth annual
Brothers Team Tournament viii
he completed az the O. ard q p
Recreation This SUNDAY with two
squads al S and 9 p m The
Damicos- Frank. Emerson Jom
Angelo and Herman WON nc Vast
two events on 274i and 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
NipPer Tries Again

Eight teams from Johnny Mil
let's House will 60 10 work on
the last squad. They are Earl
IGremels Frankenmuth, George
lBollinger's j. l.. Hudson. Earl
Benton'S Gerisch, Augie Jankow-
sky,s Union. John Farkas' Seovefa
Norman Halleens Index, Nick
Lannos Line and Ernie t'riede-
mann's j j. Millett. Norman Du-
lrocher's PahSt and Edward Beh-
rendt'S Walt Williams are the
IotherS.
Before the regulars have them
turns there VIII be one sGuad o.
booster outfits nom Fin. Mus
fkcgon, Ann Arbor. Midland, Fern
dale, YpSilanu, Port Huron and
Detroit. Lee Mayhew'S Virginia
Five, John Fletcher's Office and
Charles Omela's Shields are billed
from here.
Doubles and singles compe,i-
ton was 10 get under way This
Sunday with six squads. mostly
composed Of Detroit spiders
scheduled. Prominent among those
shooting Will be Les Nipper, who
tied with Joe Reese AZ ia in the
singles AZ Pontiac in 1910 only to
lose in n rollod
One squad OF regulars Sunday
night has Russell Ruth's DeSantiS.
Charles Hess PabSt Art Liss'
lmerman, Louis Warda'S North
End. Elmer Drcher'S Cashmere,
George MacLellanS Farris Bros q,
August Galaska's John McGlew.
Ben Bednark's Wuje X. Roy
'ThompSon'S Kelsey HAYES and
Henry Alcxy's Chene- Trombly
from here CaTdcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
ChunlS Lead
Budnik and Urbanich Are
One, Two in Scoring

ChumS furnish the oddly in the
Palace Senior House League. Ed
ward Budnik. 5 feet 5 inches,
lead-off for De Luxe-D, also known
as Chene-Trombly in the Eastern
Division Of the Travelling League,
holds the season mark of 10.
One week later. ivan Vrbanich,
6 feet 3, anchor. hit 706 for run
nerup, leaving individual honors
temporarily between the short and
long ends of the club. De Luxe d
leads the league at present and
won the championship in 194l-42.
Budnik and Vrbanich have been
together four seasons. Each in
SiStS the other is the better bowler.
And 10 hear them tell II bowling
means "a whale Of a lot OF fun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Clinton Valley BoUlers Open Times Sweeps Satu,
Classic Teams
Roll in State
AT Port Huron

Nal Gilmour's Parisclean. Bill
Davids De Luxe and Harold De-
Crick'S Vernor's of the Times ALL
Star Classic viii be among the .
Detroit regular teams that will
have their fling in the fortieth an
Inual state bowling tournament at
the Port Huron Recreation next
Saturday and Sunday.
De Luxe and Vernor's are slated
to cross alleys on the s p. m.
squad along with nine other De-
ltrolt fives. which include Bill
Morland's Koppitz. leader OF the
Michigan Major Classic. Paris
clean will cross with Mike Sagie's
Gabel on the final shift
Others rolling at 8 Pm
Les Elliston'S West Warren, I'd
Cherups West Warren Of Dear
born, AL Sorrers j. l.. Hudson. Bill
Skaters Mansfield, Jimmy jack
sons Vernon Livernois, Oscar
WITS AlteS. Les Rudasils West
Detroit Recreation and Fred HUI
.bers William c. Roney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES

National W. Palmer Park, Alleys IL
Rainbow vs. Progressive "a; Koppitz vs.
George A Murray, IS Standard vs.. MI
Elliott IS, Chene -Tromhly VS. Martin
go: Southeastern " Weich 1I-l2 az
Dexter Recreation, ESQ Dexter avenue
7 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
sl3 z. JsHerson. at heDoBssil CT. t477
BOWLING SCHOOL S ,.s,.:,., '' ~ is',,
oOsn Bowling Al Day Saturdays ard suadsys.
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Modern Strsamiinsd Alleys. open Boviihs
Continuously Al Day. vl'h Our Bar
| BRI6HTMOOR 7Os'' L1sk e.! AVE
10 Fully Equipped srunr~ies strsamliasd Alleys.
open Bo~ilnS All Day Saturday. and ssndsu.
cLnIlILn is7 z. CONGRESS
uHuiLlHU 20 Alleys CT. 1888 Tables
Open Boviins Daily from ] A. N. Until Closing.
Select League OPENINGS. hs~ hana0emsnt.
CENTENNIAL s.s 50 s"m S"N' Ro.s,ia. 5000
Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE Nov opsn. rs Lanea.
Open Bowling Saturdays snd sunday
CHENE- TROMBLY $50 r.. o $40
70 Alleys Open All Day
nnuurp DIR $500 CONNER AVE- ~. 1851.
GUhhtn nEb' opsn BO~llns saturday, and
Sundays. Daily Until J. After ~. Cocktail Bar
ard Restaurant Operated By Tommy Poilses.
InCOI LHHLO no. 1885
Cocktail Lounge. hOthins Liss ~
lDENBY nszs WHITTIER. At KELLY Ho'
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Nome Of the Famous ssikst-o'.chIe1'o.
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bAnULN nLJ' CENTRALLY LOCATED
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/ Unui Closna. Convenient TO Al Transportaiion.
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/ ouIs,ss, Alleys In Detroit Open Bowling ss,ur-
days and Sundays from ~ a. N. until Closing.
Excellent BIZ, and street Car Service.
corIT Iycc 10 BALTIMORE
days and Sundays from 10 A. ". Un,il clo,'ns.
HALL .DODDS ass wfsI a. eT ~. BLVD.
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Daytime LEAGUE Reservation, Available.
IMPERIAL REC. e CENTRALLY I IcelT IGS'
] 70 nodsrn Alleys.
op,n livery op UntIl hIdnisht. MA. stse.
n nWr,S REF 20 sowtlse htLlys
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/ opsn BoviIns TODAY FROM 10 A. ~. Untl 10
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CONSULT THIS /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
1920 wrsr WARREN.

RITTER REC. ''''' 'As a. At &c. esAt~tss
/ Open Bowling All Day saturday, and sBss.y,.
/ Cocktail Bar. NoVsehord Music NIshtIy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24
Mrs. Warner HOnOred
With Shower June IL

Mrs. Lucy Barnsley and Miss
Claire Van Norman were hostesses
at luncheon and shower on Wed.
nesday, June 16, at the Rockville
Elementary School in honor Of
Mrs. Paul Warner, the former Miss
Lee Hess, second grade teacher in
the school.
Mrs. Warner who was married
on June 8 to Ensign Paul Warner
in the Rockville Presbyterian
Church is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis H. Hess of Eureka, Cal.
Ensign Warner is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Warner of Middle
town, Ohio.
The guests at the shower were
members of the Elementary School
faculty, Miss Lucy Shelby, Miss
Virginia Karn, Arthur Somervell,
Mrs. Anne Harper, Miss Estelle
Waters, Mrs. Hattie Kingdom, Miss
Elizabeth Gum, Mrs. Gertrude
Robertson, Mrs. Kenneth Sleeman,
Mrs. Landon Walker, Mrs. Lor-
raine Stevens, Miss Lucille johnson,
Mrs. Virgil Lilly, Mrs. Helen Nc
Kay and Mrs. Lloyd Howes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24
James T. Atwood

Funeral services for James
Thomas Atwood, 76, of Lay Hill
retired farmer, who died Wednes-
day after long illness were held
Saturday, June 10 in ST. johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen. The
Rev. Father Maloy, assistant pas
tor of the church, officiated and
burial was in st. Mary's Cemetery,
Rockville.
Mr.. Atwood, who was lifelong
resident of Montgomery County, is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Pearl
Jane Atwood, and the following
children: Mrs. William Everette
Beall and Mrs. John w. Mcintosh,
both of Lay Hill; Mrs. William
Stoneburner, Chesterbrook, Va,
Bernard F. Atwood, Glenmont;
Charles P, John T., James Nor
man, Louis H., Philip Leon and
Perry Atwood, all of Lay Hill. The
last named is in the Army. He also
leaves IA grandchildren and one
great grandhild.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24
Mrs. C. B. Curtis

Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie
Bell Curtis, 81, wife of John Vii.
liam Curtis, who died at her home
in Jamestown, Sunday, after ar
illness of three weeks, were held
Tuesday afternoon at the Presby-
terian Church at Jamestown. The
Rev. William L. Everhart, pastor
of the church, officiated and burial
was in the church cemetery.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cur
tbs is survived by IL children They
are Barnard, Frederick, and Arm
stead Curtis, all of Darnestown;
Harry Curtis, Washington; Clay
ton Curtis, Los Angeles, Calf.
Howard Curtis, Ellicott City; Mrs.
Edgar Atwood and Mrs. Preston
Goodwin, both of Kensington; Mrs.
Richard Curtis and Mrs. Rodney
Wood, both of Baltimore, and Up
ton Curtis, Hunting Hill. She also
leaves a brother, David Monkey,
Washington; 16 grandchildren and
several great-grandchildren. She
was a native of Fredericksburg,
Va, and had lived in the barnes
town neighborhood for As years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24

today of her aunt, Mrs. J. C.
Sch0oley, in Brookland, D. C.
Mrs. Herman Wilson and sons
Robert, Richard, Randolph and
Ronald, left Tuesday for Sherwood
Forest where they will spend their
summer vacation.
Mrs. Howard Slacum and grand
daughter, Miss Nancy Lee Wilson
of Baltimore have returned to their
respective homes in Cambridge
Nd, and Baltimore after a two
weeks visit with her grandchildren,
Mrs. Louis James and Mr.. Emerson
Slacum.
Eighty boys from Washington
suburban areas arrived here Mon
day to assist the neighboring farm
ers with their work. Their head
quarters are in the New School
Gymnasium with Mr.. Emerson
Slacum, principal Of the Gathers
burg High School in charge until
the arrival of Mr.. Harrison Mese-
role from the Takoma Park Junior
High School.
Meals are being served under the
supervision of Mrs. Margaret
Thomas with Mrs. Sallie Helbert
of Rockville, assisting.
Friends of j. C. Freeman will
regret to learn that he is in the
Emergency Hospital, Washington,
following an operation.
Miss Helen Walker returned to
the University of Maryland on
Tuesday where she has enrolled
for the summer school session.
Pvt. Walter Allnutt U.S.A. sta
toned at Camp Hood, Texas, was
home on IL day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Allnutt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24
Higgins Cruickshank

Miss Dorothy Jane Cruickshank
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cruickshank of Gaithersburg, was
married to Mr.. Walter Muncaste1
Higgins, Jr., U.S.N.R., son of Mr.
Walter M. Higgins of cambridge,
Nd, and nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Talbot of Rockville, on
Sunday, June 20. The wedding
took place in the Methodist Church
in Rockville the Rev. ]. w. Rosen-
berger officiating. Miss Lucille
Johnson played the wedding march.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of embossed mousseline de soire
made with sweetheart neckline,
long sleeves and train, a fingertip
veil of illusion was held at sides
with clusters of lilies of the valley.
She carried shower bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis.
The maid Of honor, Miss Flor
ence B. Louthan, wore an acqua
gown with lace bodice and skirt of
marquisette, sweetheart neckline
and three quarter length sleeves,
with shoulder length veil of same
color and carried roses and del
phinium.
Miss Margaret A. Imrie, brides
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-06-24
BOdmer Robertson

In the presence of members oil
their immediate families and a few
close friends on Tuesday, June Is,
at the home of the Rev. Thomas
Morgan at Clarksburg, Miss June
L. Robertson, daughter of Mrs.
Mary H. Robertson and the late
Paul Robertson of Dickerson, be-
came the bride of Lieut.. Roy G.
Bodmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bodmer of Beallsville. The single
ring ceremony was performed BY
the pastor of the bride.
The bride wore a powder blue
crepe street length dress with
white accessories and corsaSe of
stephanotis.
The matt on of honor, Mrs. Doris
Pope of Damascus, wore a pink
crepe street-length dress with
white accessories and a cors@ge OF
pink rosebuds.
Lieut.. Bodmer had as his best
man Lieut.. Thomas E. Robbins of
Cambridge, Md.
Immediately following the core
mony the young couple left on a
brief wedding trip. Upon thcir re-
turn the groom will return to his
station at Camp Breckenridge, KY,
and for the present the bride will
continue to reside with her mother.