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Evening star., 1943-06-05
Rehoboth (Col0red)

Annual woman'ss day tomorrow.
The principal speakers will include
Mrs. Julia West Hamilton and Mrs.
K. D. Reddick.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Baptist
East Washington Heights.

Convention Sunday will be OBJ
served at II am. The Rev. Glenn
B. Faucet will speak on This
Would We Say"
The Rev. Wade Stafford, rector of
the Christ Church of Kensington,
Md, will be the guest speaker at
7:40 pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Wisconsin Avenue.

Victory of Defeat" will be the
topic at II a IN. of the Rev. Clarence
Ray Ferguson. The Lords supper
will be observed. Life or Death"
is to be the theme at pm. Prayer
service on Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
People's (CoIOred).

At the morning service holy COM
munion will be observed and new
members presented for the covenant
cf +'>o oh,,rr1,. The minister will be
assisted in the service by the Rev.
~~+o'-i,ce recently
ordained from this church and now
at work in the southern field OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
in it's student service.
Church night will be Thursday
and the church school will make
arrangements for the social.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

The Sunday school lesson for
June is Peter Comforts Perse-
cuted Christians.'-I Peter, iii.
1917; iv.12-16; v.6-1O.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

The Lords Supper will be admin
istered at II am. The pastor will
bring a brief communion medita-
ton on Our Covenant" In the
evening, he will speak on The
Clear Eye of Youth" The installa-
ton of officers for the young
peoples societies will form part of
the evening service. The presidents
are Dorothy Rice, Ann Broadus,
Ruth Graham and Mason Angst.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Luther Rice Memorial.

Dr. John E. Briggs, for "a years
the pastor of Fifth Baptist Church,
now retired, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

union communion service. Sermon
by DR.. j. S. Miller. All new mem
bers will be fellowshiped at this
service. At 8 pm, preaching.
On Tuesday night, special prayer
meeting, led by the deacons and
trustees.
Berean (COlored).
The Rev. Theodore r. Peters will
preach on "Voices of the Street"
Prayer meeting Thursday at pm
First (Colored).
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins has
for his subject at IL am, Threat
ened But Not Frightened" Holy
communion at 7:3O pm.
Third (Colored).
Youth day will be observed to-
morrow. The Rev. Norman Steven
son will be the guest speaker at II
am. At 8 pm. the Singing Sui
tans" will render a program.
Good Will (Colored).
Dr. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on knowing the Holy
Spirit At 2 pm. he will conduct
services at the District Jail In the
evening his subject will be THE
Bread of Life" Communion will
be served at this service.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

speak to the Burial Glass tomor-
row morning. Miss Margaret Justice
will be the program leader and Miss
Evening star., 1943-06-05

The Wesley Glass of Foundry
Methodist Church elected as Of
ficers Mrs. Velma Rainley, president;
Mrs. Virginia Cornbrook, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Julia Gentry, secretary
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
ISce Sc zenskO

"a pomagati V restavraciji, pc
par ur ma dan. Vprasa Sc ma
1903 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

Remember--ihe longer
you keep War Bonds,
up to 10 years, the more
valuable they become.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
Svet pc vojni

Ko je Francija propadla leta
1910 pred mehanizirano silo
znaten del krivde "a
to ,:je nosila okolscina, da je
francoska vojaska komanda
mislila, da je mogoce voditi po-
zicijsko vojno v dobi mehanizi-
ranega bojevanja. Neki fran
coski general, kakor Gaul-
lie, so uvidevali blaznost vsega
tega in svarili SO. Sile konzer-
vatizma pa so zmagale v raz-
pravi - in zgubile V vojni.
Zmota francoskega visokega
poveljnistva je ~znacilna "a obi
cajno clovesko slabost, da Sc
MANFRED rajsi ravnamo pc prete-
xii izkusnji kot pc danasnjih
realnostih.
Anglez Edward Carr, profe.
sor ma vseuciliscu University
College of Wales in sedaj v u
rednistvu dnevnika London
Times, je mnenja, da SO Sc pc
zadnji vojni napravile slicnt
zmote, in Sc boji, ca Sc ravne
tako zopet zgodi, razun ako ST
jasno pojmijo temelji sedanjt
vojne. Ma tie in druge stvari pi
satelj opozarja V svoji zadnj
knjigi, "Pogoji miru", izdani pr
Masmillanovem zaloznistvu.
Vsako p%omembno politient
gibanje v zadnjih dvajsetih lie
tin je bio pc njegovem mnenjl
del svetovne revolucije prot
trem idejam devetnajstega sto
letja, idejam liberalne demokra
cije, narodnega samoodloceva
MIA in gospodarskega liberaliz
ma. Now svet, napram katere
mu Sc pomikamo, mora razsiri
ii demokraticne ideale svobod'
in enakosti ma gospodarsko pc
lie Ito je ono, kar predsednil
Roosevelt imenuje svobodo OF
bede). Politicne pravice Sc mo
rajo, uveljavljati cez gospodar
ske moci, kakor so Sc V Fad
MEM s~toletju politicne pravic'
uveljavile cez vojaske moci. Ii
now svet mora razviti v svojil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

clanih cut njihovih obveznosti
napram DRAW mesto ideje, da
je drzava tn "a to, da nudi ko-
risti posameznikom.
Emo izmed najbolj zanimivih
poglavij Carr-ove knjige je ME
gova analiza O neuspehu samo-
odlocevanja, da hi resilo pro-
bleme Europe. Nemsi naval cd
1. 1889 naprej so r~azjasnili
b~rezdvomno, da mali narodi 81
ne morejo nikdar vec privosciti,
da hi sli svojo neodvisno pot.
Kajti samo-odlocevanje je "a
vedlo mnogo manjsih narodov
Europe direktno v nemske zanj-
Ike. "Svoboda", XII so 10 uzivali,
je bila lie toliko, kolikor je Mem
CHA hotela. Dejanska njihova
neodvisnost je bila iluzija. In v
bodocnosti bodo V stanu ohra-
niti razmerno neodvisnost lie, a.
ko Sc p~ridruzijo kaki vrsti med
narodne organizacije, XII pripo-
znava gospodarske in vojaske
realnosti Europe:
Mr.. Carr nudi polno dokazoy
"a to, da je pomota, ako Sc mi
sli, da ljudstvo more biti vednc
oddeljeno v politicne enote, X
odgovarjajo njihovim jezikov.
MIN ali kulturnim enotam. Raj
nj plebisciti, XII so Sc obdrzal
pc zadnji vojni, SO ustanovili
dejstvo, da ljudje razlienegs
kulturnega ozadja so bill pray
voljni obdrzati skupno politicnt
enoto. To pokazuje, da navadn
ljudje Sc ne morejo vedno nav
dusevati, da hi postavili ozirt
narodnosti ali jezika mad skup
no g%ospodarsko korist.
Polom ureditve, napravljent
pc zadnji vojni, je nastal, kel
Sc nj znalo resevati problem
vojaske in gospodarske moci
Obetati politicne pravice, Mr.
Carr dokazuje, ne pomenja mic
ako Sc najprej ne uravnajo pro
blemi gospodarske in vojask'
narave.
Ljudje ljubijo biti svobodni il
neodvisni pod Waldo, XII so jo sa
mi izbrali. Hocejo pa tudi bit
del skupine, XII lie zadosti velika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

'da morejo uzivati koristi, XII IL
virajo il pravilne produkcije In
prodaje. Ravno kakor Welsh in
skoti morejo biti dobri Welsh in
dobri skoti v okvirju britanske-
ga gospodarstva, tako tud lju-
die v Evropi Inorejo biti dobri
Icehi ali Litvanci v okvirju Sir
sih gospodarskih enot.
Politicne enote ~obstojaJo "a
to, da garantirajo svobodo go
Ivora in we're, svobodo cd bede in
strahu "a svoje clane. To pa
morejo storiti lie tedaj, ako So
delujejo v zadosti veliki skupi-
nj, da tie garancije postanejo "a
res ~veljavne.
Mr.. Carr vidi tri faze v po-
vojnem svetu:. pripomoe, rekon-
strukcija in gospodarsko snoya-
ME "a bodocnost. On je mne-
MIA, da hi So morale pustiti u
stanovljenim mednarodnim or
ganizacijam, da Sc razvijejo
naravno izven prvih faz povoj'
mega sveta. Prva potreba DO da.
jati hrano lacnim ljudem. Dru-
ga DO rekonstruirati opustosene
pokrajine. Ma podlagi svojih IL
kusenj v delovanjih te vrste
Mr. Carr veruje, da hi Sc mo.
rala razviti evropska osnoval.
ma oblast, XII hi napravila naer'
tie "a reorganizacijo gospodar'
skega zivljenja Europe kot enc
vzajemne celote. Taxa organi
zacija bi morala zastopati int
reese vseh Evropejcev in hi mo
rala imeti "a seboj podporo vo'
jaske in gospodarske moci We
like Britanije, Rustic in Zdru
zenih draw. Svrha tie organi
zacije hi morala biti vzpostavit
zopet blagostanje in povisat
zivljenske standarde - ne D;
ovekoveeiti ali podpihovati pc
liticne razlicnosti.
"Stari svet je mrtev", MI
Carr zakljucuje. "Bodocnost j
z onimi, XII znajo z odlocnostj'
obrniti svoj hrbet ma start sve
in z razumevanjem gledati v Ii
= ce novemu svetu, kakor tudi
pogumom in bistroumnostjo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
CETRTO POGLAVJE

SI1h1o FOILA NJL
v katerem Sc OtrOk krsti in Sc
mesto priimka zapise v proto-
kol crka N; ali S tenn mi zadO-
voljeno eitateljevi radovednosti,
ker Sc sele v petem pOglavju
dogodi nekaj izrednega in
cudovitega.
V mestu je to drugaee. Tam
slisi n. pr. vasa soseda, kako
ste Sc vi nekaj malega spore-
xii S svojo zeno; ,pa ona to ei-
sto naskrivaj pove v cerkvi svo-
il prijatelJici ma uho: "Sam Bog
We, kako rada imam svojo sose-
do Perko in da molim "a MO;
oh, koliko trpi ia cd svojega
moza! Nocem, da hi Sc cd meme
to zvedelo, ali - sosedje smo.
in snoci! -" In pove vso i.
storijo, ali vse lepo zakrito in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
Obciinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

fino, kot da j je zal.
Ma - vasi pa - je to vse
drugace. - Stanojka stopi ma
prag, pa zakrici sosedi Pauni,
XII slive trga:
"Pauna, slisis, Pauna! Ali 81
slisala O Anicinem otroku?"
"Kaj?"
Pravijo, da je popu podoben;
drugi pa reko, da ne popu, tenn
vec zupanu, samo nos ina ka-
kor stacunar Jovo."
"Tiho," veil Pauna, "tiho, to
je greh. Nihce ne more vedeti."
In stvar gre naprej, ne samo
pc Prelepnici, temvee deset va
81 naokolo. Ker mic nj tako kri-
lato kot govorica. Poci, pa je
vec ne mores ustaviti.
In kaj sele potem, kadar "a
zeno vrisc zenske! Izpocetka nj
hotela niti ena in "a noben de-
mar k Anici; vsaka je Sc glavo
v stran obrnila, kadar je sla
mimo hise. A pozneje so Sic Use
: pc vrsti k njej, da Sc vsaka ma
lastne oci preprica, komu je O.
trok podoben. In govorica -
rase - pripovedujejo Sc eel
cudezi.
In nazadnje - zenske so zen
ske. Kaj Jim je ma tenn, da o
pravljale popa in zupana in sta
cunarja in ne VEN Sc koga
Slednjic so Sc spravile Sc n;
svoje moze, ker je vsaka ma o
troku nekaj opazila, kar ma mo
ia spominja. In Ivkova Stan;
je pocakala gresnega Ivka n;
pragu:
"Pocakaj, da ii pogledam
oci."
"Kaj 81 znorela? Sc zavzam
Ivko.
"Nisem, ali kako da mas
taksne oci kot tisti tam :?
"Kdo?"
"A -. tisti Anicin 49,"
Ivko il pokaze pest in to j
dosti, Stana umolkne.
Taksna govorica je nastal
pc vasi, in vascani SO Sc spc
rekli med seboj, zenske so S
ozmerjale in - odpljuvale. z {
no besedo - majhno otroce J
zadalo cell vasi slime skrbi, i
to pray takrat, ko Sc je mislil
ma to, da Sc cerkev pobeli.
Pop vec ne pridiguje in g
tudi nj nikamor; zupan ne pr
de vec v kremo, a pisar ne pr
de vec il krone. In oba sta ze
pet prijatelja.
Zdelo Sc je, da pisarju nj bill
prav, ker je zupan skrival pre-
MIN, da hodi k Anici. Nato !
Sc RADIO placal pisarju rakij'
in tako sta Sc ohladila zupan i
pisar drug prot drugemu. K
pa so Sc zaeele tiste govoric
pc vasi ma Oznanjenje Gospt
dovo, in je drugi dan prisel II
pan v obcinski urad, je pisa
jezdil ma stolu, kadil in zvizga
zupan vstopi in mu zeli pra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

WSS 707F ~s
u. S. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

|ljuheznivo dobro jutro, q pisar
molci in sele kasnsje reee:
"Poslusai zupan, jutri grem
v mesto."
In zupan pravi: q
"Pa zakaj hi hodil! Vzemi
mojega k~onja!" -...
Modem tvojega konja, ker
sepa ma emo nogo."
"Prosim tie, tajniee, in &c bi
sepal ma dive nogi, vzemi mole
ga konja. Steer hi bila to ZANE
razzalitev," Sc izvija zupan.
"A, kaksna razzalitev, &c pa
konj sepa."
"Seveda je to razzalitev, tai
nice! Maj sepa ali ne sepa, tn
ne gre "a konja, temyee zane.
Use stir noge lahko. polomim
svojemu konju, a tega nocem,
da hi me ii zalil. Prosim tie kot
brata: Vzemi mojega konja! In
potem," zacne zupan S BE tis-
jim glasom, "kaj pa hoees v
mestu, tajnice, ali imas opravka
pri glavarju ali kaj? zakaj pa
meni - kot bratu ali takorekoc
kot zupanu tega ne poves?"
"Ce imam opravek, Sc DO re
zvedelo O svojem casu," odgo-
vori pisar pc svoji navadi.
"Vem, da Sc DO zvedelo, ali
- cemu bi JAZZ to zvedel sele cd
ljudi? Zakaj meni tega sam ne
poves kot svojemu cloveku?"
Pisarju Sc zaene zupan smili-
ii, ko vidi, da je v zadregi, pa
Sc malo zamisli in rece ma to:
ives, kaj je: JAZZ rabim ka-
kin petdeset kron, ali mi jih
mores dati cd onih doklad?"
"Seveda morem, tajnice, "a
kaj ne! Doklade sicer MISC mo
je, pa zakaj hi ne mogel? A
pojdes Ii v mesto?'
"Ne pojdem!"
"Taksnega tie imam rad
pravi zupan in objame pisarjf
odpre blagajno, seze z rokt
med doklade in da pisarju pet
:, deset kron.. Pa gresta skupaj
krcmo in sedeta "a isto mizo.
y Ko sta minila diva tedna, pri
nese Savka il mlina Anicineg;
otroka v cerkev h krstu. Ia
KRAFT je pridrlo v cerkev malo il
.; veliko, da vidijo, KIDD DO otro
;, ku "a botra, ker Sc je VISA:
branil. Govorilo Sc je sicer, d
DO to RADIO Krnja, a vsi so We
deli zakaj. Otroku DO dial cote
{ vo popovo ali zupanovo ime. P
kaj, to Sc mic nj, ali ko DO du
a hovnik vprasal: "Kdo so m
= roditelji" kaj DO sele ma t
e vprasanje odgovoril boter Ra
: do Krnja, in to pred vsem ljud
e stvom!
A pisar, XII je zdaj zupano
= prijatelj, je vse to v naprej We
del. Hit k zupanu in mu svetu
d je, maj on vzame otroka in m
J. DO "a botra.
! Vsi v cerkvi so Sc zacudil
= ko pride zupan pa rece CLASH
pred vsemi ljudmi:
y "Gospod pop, sprejme Ii Gel
kew tega otroka v svoje VARSITY
{ ali ne?"
In pop Pera dobi naenkra
izgubljeni govorniski dar naza,
. ko vidi taksno zupanovo hrs
Z brost.
"Sveta cerkev sprejme vss
kogar V svoje varstvo; ona n
1 kogar ne odbija in odtujuje."
l. "Ako je tako," pristavi II
v pan, "potem je moja dolznos
. da krstim to siroto."
Komu Sc je zdelo lepo, ka
je zupan storil, a mnogi so s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

BIZ G16 Crockett.
A. AT United States post
Offices of the first, Sec
ond, and third classes,
and at selected post
Offices of the fourth
class, and generally at
classified stations and
branches; at Federal
Reserve Banks and
branches; at most COM
mercial banks, savings
associations; credit
unions; other financial
institutions; many C.
tail stores, theaters, and
other official sales
agencies; or through a
Pay.RoIl Savings Plan.
You may also buy them
by mail direct from any
Federal Reserve Bank
or branch, or from the
Treasurer of the United
States, Washington,
ID. e..
D. What is the limit Of owner.
ship of War Savings Bonds?
A. There is an annual limit
of $1,000 maturity
value, a $3.50 cost
price for each calendar
year, Of bonds origi-
nally issued during that
year to any one person.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Ellen FurZotte Becomes
Bride Of Army Man

ANNOUNCEMENT is made
today of the wedding of Ellen
Furlotte, fourth grade teacher at
Dickinson school, to Sergt. Eu-
ger Cummins, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Cummins of Allen,
Mich.
The ceremony took place Sat-
urday, Feb. 9, at 5 o'clock in ST.
Johns Episcopal church, in
Royal Oak, where the bride S
parents, Mr.. md Mrs. Herbert
Roper, live.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of green, with black &C
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Her only attendant was her twin
sister, Jane, who was gowned in
dusty rose, with a lowered hat
and black accessories. Her flow
ers were rosebuds and violets in
corsage. Sergt. Cummins'
brother, John Cummins of AL
len. was best man.
A small reception at Adrian
Cotter's in Berkeley followed the
ceremony, after which Sergt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
81 Girl Scouts
Take SWIMMING

THIRTY SEVEN Girl Scouts
reported for swimming Wednes-
day afternoon at the High
school swimming pool, Mrs. Her
bert E. Irish, swimming instruc-
tor announced today.
More than so per cent of the
group are beginning swimmers,
she added. Troops Four and
Five had the largest represen-
tation at yesterdays C S.
Swimming class will be held
each Wednesday afternoon.
MRS. DONALD ARNOLD has
returned to her home in Fraser
from a weeks stay in Marine
City, where she was called by
the death of her mother, Mrs. c.
A. Cottrell, last Saturday.
MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS
entertained members of her club
at dessert bridge this afternoon
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
w. T. Kelly. The group did Red
Cross work during the after
noon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Red Cross Production
Report is Completed

the work planned and supervis-
ed under the very able chair
manship of Mrs. Don Weston
dorf.
The War Relief Production
Program is very large and at
times seems to be impossible TO
carry out. but the splendid CO.
operation of workers all over
the county carries the program
from day TO day. The demand in
all types of work grows daily
but somehow the demand is met
and the program carried on. All
churches are in some way con-
tributing to Red Cross work, Ell
Their in units or as individuals
working in some branch of pro-
duction. Both the City Transfer
Company and the Railway Ex-
press Company have been ex-
ceptionally helpful in the loan
ing of scales, the weighing, met
al tapping, and moving Of the
large cartons of finished articles
that must leave the Production
Headquarters.
Recent gifts to make the pro-
duction rooms more efficient
have been made by William Boil
lenson, Mrs. Otto BARLEY, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Merrill.
Mrs. Hubbard representing
the American Red Cross and as
Macomb County Chairman of
War Relief Production extends
her sincere thanks to every per
son or group in the county and
city who has or is making this
Production Program possible.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Pupils Give
-P1 az at PTA

MRS. CARROLL WOODS IA
5B grade presented a play which
they had written about the his
tory and other information con-
corning the history of Michigan,
last evening at the regular meet
ing of the Lincoln Parent-Teach-
err Association. The program,
much enjoyed by the parents,
preceded the business meeting.
Revision of the local constitu-
ton to conform with the state
constitution was main topic in
the business meeting.
The nominating committee
headed by Mr.. Leonard Brind-
ley presented the following
slate: president, Mrs. Lucille
Stewart: mother vice-president,
Mrs. Herbert Semrau; teacher
ice-president, Miss Marion
Brophy; father yice-president.
Mr.. Melvin Coulon; secretary,
Miss Virginia Mitchell; and
treasurer, Mr.. Earl Haughton.
There were no nominations from
the floor, so the slate presented
will be voted upon by voice at
the March meeting.
Josephine DeGraffs third
grade room won the attendance
banner for the February meet
ing by having the largest per-
centage of parents present.
MRS. ALBERT NJ. CARTER
of Selfridge Homes was called to
Tawas City yesterday by an ac-
cident involving relatives.
MRS. JOHN N. STALKER, OF
Detroit, was the guest at lunch
yesterday of Mrs. Harry V.
Odle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Mary Lewark
.Honored Guest

MARY LEWARK, bride-elect.
was guest of honor last evening
at a kitchen shower and bridge
party given by Mrs. Reinhardt
Nank. Twelve guests were seat
ed at small tables throughout
the rooms which were decorated
with bouquets of Spring flowers.
Prizes were won by Mildred
Kennedy, Sigrid Heine and
Josephine Nichols.
Miss Lewark and her mother,
Mrs. w. Glenn Lewark, left to-
day for Montgomery, Ala. Sat-
urday she will become the bride
of Aviation Cadet Donald Earl
Adams, stationed at Maxwell
Field, Ala. The ceremony will be
performed at the chapel at $50
o'clock on Saturday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
ROYAL Oak Wedding Of Dickinson School Teacher is Announce
Fidelis Circle
Aids Red Cross

FIDELIS CIRCLE of Zion
Evangelical Church reports that
members have completed six
pairs of girls pajamas for the
Red Cross, following the meet
ing held last evening at Mrs. En-
vim Egle's home.
Plans were begun for the an
nual mother-and-daughter din
ner, to be held on March II at
Dads Rustic Rest. Mrs. Egle IS
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ray
mond Ward and Irma Volt
mann.
Monte Carlo whist was the
game of the evening, with prizes
going to Mrs. Fred Resico, Mrs.
Howard Harder, Mrs. Edward
Roiser and Miss Woltmann. Mrs.
Henry Frendt will be hostess
Feb. "a.
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ELLEN FUREOTTE'S we'd
ding to Sergt. Eugene Cummins.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
CumminS Of Allen, Mich, is an
nounced today by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Roper of
Birmingham. Mrs. CumminS will
return to her duties at Dickin-
son school, where she is fourth
grade teacher, on Monday, and
her husband will report for duty
at his army post in Virginia.
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Appointed

MRS. ALBERT CT EFKE,
president of the Mission Society
of Zion Evangelical Church, yes
terday named her committees
for the coming year.
They are Mrs. Emma Sonnen-
burg, flowers; Mrs. Glefke, Mrs.
Emma Kramer, Mrs. Charles
Stark and Mrs. Emil Flory, sick
and visiting; and Mrs. Stark, re-
appointed for devotions, pro-
gram and publicity.
Thirty-four members were
present at the meeting, at which
Mrs. Glefke won a special award
Of pillow-slips. The next meet
ing will be held March 10, pot
luck in the parish house, follow
ed by regular meeting and social
hour.
REV. HAROLD HAYWARD
returned home today from Sara
toga Hospital, Detroit, where he
had undergone a serious opera
ton.
MRS. EMIL ELSO entertained
the st. Louis Mignonette club
last evening, with Mrs. Russell
Elso and Mrs. Edward DeSmet
as guests. Card prizes went to
Mrs. Herman Smith, Mrs. &C.
ella Higbee, and Mrs. Russell
Elso. Mrs. Henry LaCroix, Jr.
will be hostess Feb. "a.
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Public Invited
TO Card Party

THE PUBLIC is invited to at
tend a holiday Valentine all
games party to be held Friday
evening at Grant School, under
the auspices of the Parent
Teacher Association.
The event, of which Mrs. Mar
ION Baxter is chairman, will fea-
ture table and door prizes and
refreshments. Tickets may be
obtained. The party will begin
at 8 o'clock.
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aries Fete
Bride-E|ect

ELOISE LACROIX, bride
elect of ST. Valentines Day, is
being honored this week at pre-
nuptial events.
Katheryn Weinberg, who will
be her only attendant at the
wedding, will join with Mrs.
John Greenhouse and Lucille
Grew, to entertain at a linen
shower Friday evening at the
Weinberg home.
Miss Alice Tucker was hostess
to a group of ID guests on Tues
day evening at shower for Miss
LaCroix. Refreshments were
served buffet style, with Miss
Viola Mayette presiding at the
table, which was centered by an
attractive arrangement Of flow
ers. Game prizes went to Mabel
Frederick and Margery DeFran-
CHS.
JOLLY TWELVE CLUB of
Selfridge Homes met last eve
ming with Mrs. Joseph Stark,
with Mrs. Mabel Dopp, Mrs. Will
lard Kidd and Mrs. Charles Lin
ington as guests. Plans were
made to honor the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Loren Meade,
a member, at the next meeting
on Feb. "a, when Mrs. Daniel
Thurston will be hostess.
PHILATHEA CLASS of the
Presbyterian Church will meet
Friday evening at 8 o'clock with
the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Kennedy, % Ferrin place.
JUNIOR MACCABEES will
meet for tap-dancing business
meeting and Valentine party on
Saturday afternoon in Barron
hall, at / o'clock.
Roller Skating Party
SENIOR WALTHER LEAGUE
will sponsor roller-skating
party at Mount Clemens Arena
on Friday, Feb. IL, from 8 to
1870 o'clock. Myrtle E. Weber
is chairman.
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Cummins and his bride left for
weeks wedding trip. Mrs.
Cummins is expected to return
TO her duties at Dickinson
school on Monday. while her
husband will return to his army
camp in Virginia
Or. HERBERT n LICHTIG.
who has been confined at st.
Joseph's hospital for the past
two and one-half weeks, is re-
ported 10 be steadily improving.
MRS. FLOYD ROSSO will en-
terrain her bridge club al dinner
on Friday evening.