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The Republican., 1943-05-27
SERVICES
FOR DECORATION DAY
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED
American Legion And knights
OF Pythias Complete Plans for
Ceremonies In Oakland

Complete plans for appropri-
ate services for Decoration Day
in Oakland on Sunday, May 30,
have been made by the Ameri-
can Legion and by the Knights
of Pythias Lodge, it was an
nounced this morning by officials
of both organizations.
The services include not only ac-
tivities at the Oakland cemeteries but
an unveiling and flag raising on the
spotter lot on Third street.
All ex-service men and lodge mem
bers have been asked to assemble on
Third street, near the City Hall, for
a march to the Oakland cemeteries
which will move off in order to start
the program promptly at 2:30 o'clock
near the tomb of the unknown sol
dier. Legionnaires have been asked
to report at l: AS and members Of the
lodge at 200 o'clock.
Along with the two organizations
! Mickey's Band and members Of the
local fire company will participate in
/ the parade.
Joseph NJ. Gonder, active in Legion
circles, will address the group briefly
at the cemetery and members Of the
Knights of Pythias lodge will decorate
graves of departed members. Veter-
ans graves will also be marked in APP
propriate manner.
Following this service all will &c
to the city lot on Third street where
Delbert NJ. Davis will speak prior to
the unveiling of the honor roll. This
! honor roll contains the names Of more
than 1900 men from this county who
are serving their country in the armed
forces, At this time there will also be
flag raising ceremony.
Poppy Day May %
! Earle Selders, commander of Proc
! tor Kildow Post unit of the Legion
announced that Poppy Day would be
observed on Saturday, May %, wher
poppies made by World War veterans
will be offered for sale on the streets
of Oakland.
1t was also announced that mum
Der Of stores would be closed on Mon
! day, May 81. The postoffice, however
will maintain regular hours.
The Republican., 1943-05-27
Hayden E. Hollen
Is Killed BY Train

Hayden f. Hollcn, 81, Baltimore and
Ohio railroad conductor, was found
dead ON the railroad tracks near the
station at Terra Alta, W. Va. on
Monday night, and officials reported
he was struck by one of the roads
crack passenger trains.
Mr., Hollcn, resident of Terra Alta,
resided in Cumberland until a year
ago and had been in the employ of
the railroad company for forty-fivc
years. A group of boys found Mr.
Hollcn's body lying along the tracks
about 1880 o'clock Monday night
two and one-half hours after he left
his home to take a walk He was
familiarly known as Dad" Surviv-
ing arc three daughters, one son, and
Two brothers.
The Republican., 1943-05-27
Pre-School Clinics
Are Continuing

Prc-school clinics for the purpose
of inoculating and vaccinating chill
drcn who will enter school next fall
for the first time are being held at a
number of schools.
Additions to the list were announced
by the health department today which
included Sand Spring school, May 28,
, p. M; Bray, June /, / a. M; Rich
Hill, June A. at = p. M; and McCabe,
June 7, at 2 p. m.
Friday, health officials will be at
West NindeX at p. M; New Germany
and Avilton at $3.50 a. M; on June /,
at McHenry; $50, Sang Run, 10;
Hoycs Run, 1890.
June ,, Oakland at 9 a. M; Grants
vile at a. m.
June 3, Accident at p. M. Crcllin
at | p. M; Swan Meadow at p. m;
Red House at p. m.
The Republican., 1943-05-27
"a COMPLETE COURSES
IN MINING OPERATIONS
Certificates Presented To lndi-
viduaIs From KemptOn, Vim
deX. Crellin And FinZel

Night mining classes have been
completed again in this area after
period of thirty-threc weeks and Ger
tificates have been presented to
twenty-four individuals from Kemp
ton, VindeX, Crellin and FinzcI, it
was announced by the County Board
of Education which cooperates in the
program.
The classes have been conducted one
night each week by L. c. Hutson, of
Kitzmllcr, vocational mining instruc-
tor. The program is a part of the
University of Maryland and is car
ricd out under the supervision Of the
Maryland Bureau Of Mines.
The classes which were completed
on May % closed the twentieth year
for similar instructional courses, and
for the first time in twenty years the
annual dinner at which the certificates
were always presented, is being post
poned this year on account Of the
gasoline and tire situation.
Certificates signifying completion
of the course are being given to the
following:
Kempton-coursc in mine waste and
mine mathematics: Louie McTaIl,
William Jones. Paul Carr, Arthur
King, Albert Tasker, Harry Buckley,
The Republican., 1943-05-27
Mark L. Schaefer,
Grantsville Soldier,
Prisoner of War

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Schaefer,
Grantsville, received a message last
Friday from Washington to the effect
that their son, Tech. Sgt. Mark L.
Schaefer was a prisoner of war Of
the German government.
The information was obtained
through the International Red Cross,
The message also said that a letter
of information would follow from the
Provost Marshal General,
Almost month previous to that,
on Saturday, April "a, the war de-
partment had notified them that their
son had been reported missing in
action in the European area since
April H.
Schaefer had been in the Army Air
corps since September 6, 194l, and
completed the course as an airplane
mechanic He had been in England
since August, 1912.
He was recently decorated for eX-
traordinary achievement in aerial
flight from bases in England, and
later was given the oak leaf cluster
to add to his air medal Schaefer was
member of crew of flying fort
ress which shot down four German
fighter planes during a raid on the
Rpnaut works near Paris and another
The Republican., 1943-05-27
To Prepare Another
V-Mail News Letter

Another N-mal letter will be pre-
pared this week by Walter W. Daw-
son and George H. Hanst, containing
a brief account of the happenings of
the past month. and mailed to all
those in the service overseas from this
county, where addresses are available.
-Four more overseas soldiers have
been heard from as result of sending
out the initial letter last month,
three Of them directly and one indi-
rectly, and all voice their apprecia-
ton for the news from home, The
three heard from directly arc in Eng
land, Sgt. Dayton Mosscr, Sgt. Jim
mic Burton and Sgt. Fred TichnclI.
George Stuck, located supposedly in
Africa, wrote his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. P Stuck, that he had received
the news letter.
The Republican., 1943-05-27
w. A. Gunter Will
Speak to Graduates

William A. Guntcr, Cumberland at
torncy and president of the Allegany
County Board of Education, will de-
liver the commencement address to
Oakland High school seniors at the
graduation exercises on Wednesday,
June Q, it was announced today.
Mr.. Gunter will weave his address
around the activities Of Capt. John c.
O'DonncIl, U. S. Army Air force,
who is a graduate of Oakland High,
and who has been in the South Pa
cific area ever since Pearl Harbor
The Republican., 1943-05-27
PIT. A. Loeb Lynn Program

The Parent Teacher Association Of
the Loeb Lynn Heights school has
planned d program and box social at
the Loeb Lynn school for Friday cy-
cning, May rs, on the lawn.
Hamburgers, coffee and soft drinks
will be on sale. There will be stunts
by the pupils, May-polc dance, Nir-
ginia reel, cake walk, etc. Mickey's
band is also expected to be present.
The public is urged to attend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

thin or pin stripes arc being
shown.
In somo Of the patterns, the
flag motif is further brought out
by the inclusion of tiny stars in
the design. An example Of this
is the chic, two-picce bathing
suit modelled by Rita Hayworth.
In the evening gown Of Bette
Davis, the designers have not
made a replica of the flag, yet
by the clever use Of properly
spaced stripes, and with color,
they have worked out a costume
with plenty of patriotic feeling.
These latest styles from Holly
wood reflect a steady trend to-
wards the patriotic in women's
clothes that began when America
first entered the war. Dresses,
coats, hats, and jewelry definitely
have taken on a military flavor.
The reasons for the steady
style change are tWo-fold, accord
ing to the designers, who report
that the women are motivated,
first. by an urge to be patriotic
and, second, by a desire to own
clothes that reflect these chang
ing times
The trend towards patriotic
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23
q IHE STARS Coin For STRIPES

IT was the late George NJ
Cohan who had everybody
y humming and strumming ITS
n grand old nag" but il was left
20 the Hollywood stars 10 patriot
ically bring out the stripes of the
venerable old bunting in a fash
ionable sort of way.
And, If the pictures on this
page are a fair CrosS-sectlon of
the latest in Americas up-to-thc-
minute styles, it's a cinch that
the studio designers have injected
as much zip and dash into their
creations as the amiablc Cohan
put into his.
Translating the flag or any
other patriotic emblem into
fashion without being irrcvcrcnt
is an extremely difficult thing
TO do. But as the photographs
readily show. the stylists quite
cleverly put the stars into stripes
without the slightest efrontery
to national pride.
These new styles come in every
thing from beach wear TO eve
ming wear The stripes, a vivid
and crimson red, are broad
sharing the space equally with
blue or white areas. No really
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

clothes in America is the same
type of change that Great Bri-
tain experienced after she was,
plunged into war i'm 1899 De l
signers freely predict that, as the'
war progresses, more and more
military creations will become
popular.
But aside from the timely as
poct of the style shift, the return
of stripes also reflects a new turn
IN the agc-old fashion cycle.
The new costumes come i'm
practically all materials. Pop
ular for about-the-housc wear is
striped chambray while seer
sucker seems 20 be the favoritc
for afternoon. Evening gowns
are 10 be had in everything from
silk TO rayon.
The wearing Of these new de-
signs calls for clever selection
The tan woman, for example.
should never wear up-and-down
stripes az they acccntuatc her
height. She should only put ON
those that run horizontal or al
an angle. BY the same token
heavy person should don the per
pendicular striped type OF dress
or gown.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

-HE r7lbber heels on ynur
shoes and Tho fr,u,.,,r ,.ooe
ON canned fruits and vorc-
+ablos as well as otbcr household
articles arr hc.rr fahrcated
from sovbaan oil
Firht months ago tre r-,itod
states Dcnartipcrt ~ Agriculture
announced tbn discovery ~ this
process for r,al,irr substitute
I7,bher and to5,v several conn
rsrioe are ,,,,.r.., .u, Tho rr-
isbcd nro5urt in c,r.r,..-.,sl lots
Fror, bears in j. reI tr. ,7ihh,r
o., the foo, sor,r4. s.+ctpa r.eoic
of chemistry, has hro~ nm 20 s1u3c
miracles aoair Tr7t.s p,7rIy
t~io The bears frar, tho e.va
rlapt na,v roll down q trough
"a ". -'' o. -.'' p.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

"Orn Victory Garden would make Uncle
~ Samhimselfproud We're raising enough
beet, and beans. and carrot, and pcaS to feed
our family ali summer and to can for next
winter too. But best of all. we're harvesting
much TO our surprise and delight bumper
crop of friends!
For these spring days, digging out there
in the backyard. in slacks and ovcralls, we're
having plenty of company Neighbors, pas
sersby. folks TO whom we've seldom said
more than How do YOU do often stop and
admire our rows of sprouting vegetables.
Usually that, good excuse to knock of
work for q few minutes whcrcupon ! sug-
gest: 'You know. something tall and cold
would taste good right now. Won't You join
us in a glass of beer?
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23
We're growing friends i'm our Victory Garden!

well. when those frosty bottles of Pabst
Blue Ribbon come out on the tray. We all sort
of let down and relax. It's mighty pleasant.
All over America, people are rcdiscovcr-
ing the simple pleasures of life Home back
porch =, neighbors And more than ever,
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer has become a symbol
of friendly companionship.
That softer kindlicr taste is obtained 10y
Pabst process of FULL-FLAvoR BLENDING.
Pabst actually combines no less than 33 mas
ter brews into one magnificent beer.
Pabst Blue Ribbon is delightful expert.
encc in taste thirst. .qucnching. satisfying.
tonguc-tingling. There is no finer beer in all
the world than Pabsi Blue Ribbon.
TUNE TIE HOu husI Of
EIIoE TOWN Every Saturday Night cSeS's els MTwom
r.t.t Pr.-t0 St-,us-
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

Deanna
Durbin
Wears
Stripes
Very
Charnlingly
aS She
Sings
and She
Picked
This
COnSerVa-
tive
Bathing
Outfit
To Help
Along
a Vogue
Which Is
Likely to
Sweep the
Beaches
of the
Country
This
Summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

Bette
Davis,
Above.
Prefers
Her Stripes
on the Full
skirt of an
Evening
Gown. But
Rita
Hayworth,
Posing
80 Prcttily
at the Left,
Made a
Spectacular
I OntTibU-
tion To the
Current
Vogue for
stripes,
With a
Piece
Bathing
suit
Which
ACCCntuatCS
This Stars
Famous
Figure.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-23

cI1n ~ W. N w-.l- In cr.a' rr11aa nm. H-,ry.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
AAA Aide
VIII Speak
To WCTU

TIiE first meeting OF tho new
year Of the fifteenth district
WomanS Christian Temperance
Union viii be held at 100 p. m.
Wednesday az the Northwestern
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Clara Downey Of the
safety division of the Detroit
Automobile Club. will be guest
speaker. Special music will be
provided and the new "refresher
course stressed.
At 100 p. m. Thursday the
Mary L. Hudson branch of the
WCTU viii meet with Mrs.
Robert Mitchell at her home in
American avenue. Mrs. ArchuleS
Albanian will be devotional
leader and Mrs Roy l.. Kidd
will speak on Character Build
ing
The Anna Gordon Union will
meet for a y o'clock potluck
luncheon Friday a. the Grand
River Avenue Baptist Church.
a national WCTU program
under the direction Of Mrs.
Robert HiggS will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BIRMINGHAM May p.

u ARKANSAS and Virginia
= two Birmingham girls were
married Saturday AT army post
chapcls at Camp Chaffcc, near
Fort Smith. Ark, and Camp
Bradford, near Norfolk, Va.
Caroline Hull BeeCher became
the bride OF 1t. William Bath
rick Graham al a military cere-
mony al 4 in the afternoon at
Camp Chaffee. Brother officers
uSherCd.
Spring blossoms were used As
decoration. The bride, who Is
the daughter of Mrs. George A.
BeeCher OF Birmingham. and the
late Mr. Beecher. wore a yellow
gabardine suit and large leghorn
hat with a brown velvet bow
and brown accessories.
The young couple will live on
- street in Fort Smith for the
present.
II. Graham IS m, son Of Mr..
and Mrs William L. Graham of
Birmingham,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Going TO Annapolis

Mr. and Mrs Edwin s Snyder
and their daughter. of Oakland.
are planning to spend June week
in Annapolis. where their son.
Ted Will graduate from the
United States Naval Academy
on June Q
Mr. and Mrs 7. NJ Laddon Of
San Diego, Cal. spent several
days this week as guests Of Nh.
and Mrs a. = Brandt Of Ken
ne>aw, arriving Monday by
plano
Mrs. James Edwin Dixon was
hostess Al A kitchen shower
Wednesday honoring her sister.
DICClnS Farrar, whose marriage
10 !. Bradford John Will take
place May 26 Miss Farrar was
also given a shower Friday eve-
mig AZ which Jane Ellen Ford
was hostess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Honored al Parties

Before leaving Wednesday
Mrs. Graham was honOred with
several parties. including one
given by Betty Rinehart. Gym
tina Adams. Mary Grubbs and
Sallie Saunders and by members
Of Mrs. Beecher'S bridge club
who entertained al luncheon al
Devon Gables on Tuesday
The other bride was Eleanor
Widepnann, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. T w. Widenmann Of
Puritan road, who went with her
parents Thursday 70 Virginia
Beach and was married AT Camp
Bradford this evening Al 8
O'Clock 70 1t Robert Neil Bark
man. son Of Or. and Mrs. Floyd
Barkman Of Wyoming. O.
Two sisters Of the bride went
along 70 be her attendants. Mrs.
John w. White and Mrs. James
G Brien. who has been visiting
hor husband at Fort Schuyler
y Y. Brother officers were best
man and uSherS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Pigotfs Moving

The Herman PiGOttS Of Tuxedo
avenue who are moving 10 New
Orleans. La, and many farewell
parties IN their behalf have been
planned
Miss Nancy Pigott. attractive
daughter OF The PIgott>. left ~.
Gently for New York City where
she VIII attend Hunter College
for slN weeks lndoctrlnailun Ton
the marines
Dinners, 'hca'cr parties and
patriotic farewell parties were
gwen in Miss Nanc> honor
An especially lovely party was
given by Mrs Robert Machon
IN her home IN Marx Twain.
AR Cadet Robert II Rupp
son OF Mr. and Mrs Howard
Rupp OF ArdmOre road has lcff
for the West after l5-day
leave spent with his parents
Air Cadet Rupp has served
two years IN liaWan
4 long series ~ parties and
reunions were given IN Ca1C'
Rupp honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Church Selected

The ceremony viii take place
AZ the Most Holy Redcemer
Church. Or. j. J. Drltz Will Off
Clate
\ breakfast viii follow the
ceremony AZ the Dearborn Inn.
and reception viii take place
in the afternoon at the David
Whitney home in Woodward
avenue.
Mrs Mary Cowlng Norton
and Mrs. Russell Liebold arc
much occupied with the New
man School Alumnac luncheon
which viii he gwen in honor Of
the graduation class. June >, ln
tho Canterbury House
Other Northend grads who
VIII assist are.
MISSES
Pu'h t.eh-lS E-~rs'rA Kern
FH'itls ke-nN1y DONe~ ? fes
Jsrs BeNF'ef ~ sans't Turner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
She WEEDS
DR.. Keefe
On June 12
BY THE DoWAGER

A T'TRACTIVE Miss Margaret
4 \ Mary King. daughter of
Or. and Mrs. Edward d. King
of West GraHd boulevard, who
will become the bride on June
j of DR.. John p. Keefe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Keefe Of
Lamothe avenue, continues 10
be much feted bride-elect.
Miss Catherine Donohue en-
tertained recently in her home
in Edison avenue al dinner
party and kitchen shower IN
Miss Kings honor.
Miss Maurine Kay will give a
crystal shower this Sunday IN
her home IN lroquois avenue.
Miss Mary Agnes Keefe and
Mrs. James OReilly will give
tea May 30 IN Miss Kcefe's
home IN I.amDthC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Introducing

EILEEN MARIE LANTZY born May to Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell f. Lantzy Violet Mccoy.
MARY CARTER CRAWFORD. e. born May to Mr.. and
Mrs c. Campbell Crawford martina Foley.
J. EARL CIRCUIT H.. born May to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Earl circuit Dorothy Wyatt.
MICHAEL JOHN WILSON. e.. born May S to Mr. and
Mrs Edward Reilly Wilson Jr. dorothy Foley.
DONALD WILLIAM LESCOHIER. -. born May 10 to 1t.
and Mrs Donald Lescoher Lois Jackson.
CATHERINE BICKNELL. born May II to Capt and
Mrs Frank b. Bcknei tAticia borangert.
PETER HYDE SWANSON. 4. born May 16 to DR.. and
Mrs Robert G. Swanson Betty HYDE.
MICHAEL. JOHN FITzPATRICK. $3.50. born MAY u to 1t.
and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Betty Conlan).
THOMAS GEORGE TtJSCHAK. !. born MAY 13 to Mr..
and Mrs Edward Tuschak Gertrude Bordeaux.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Colony Town Club
Plans Pot Luck

a POT LUCK buffet dinner
viii be the attraction al Colony
Town Club Thursday evening.
Mrs. Roger Y. Walker, chairman
Of activities. has requested that
every member who contem-
plates attending with or with
out her family notify the club
a. 10 what article of unrationed
food she Will contribute TO the
buffet.
The activities committee will
he hoSteSSeS and a movie viii
follow : o'clock dinner.
Date Of the annual garden
fete has been set for Tuesday.
June p Mrs. George F. Good
son Is chairman OF the COM
mittee. Proceeds Of the fete
viii be devoted 10 furthering
various wartime activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
lea for Bride-EIect

This afternoon Constance John
gave a tea Of lovely appoint
mcnls n her home on footing
lane for the bride-clect
The wedding will take place
a. ST. James Church followed
by a reception al the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar a. p.
John. The rehearsal will take
place the same afternoon as the
wedding dinner at thu Fox and
Hounds being given for the
bridal party
At 40 o'clock this Sunday
afternoon al Christ Church
Cranbrook. Terry Davock. in
FAINT daughter Of 1t. and Mrs
Harlow p. Davock Of Dewey
street will be chriStencd. Alfred
Davock of Detroit and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Morch Of OIL Town. Pa .
Will be godparents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Visits Husband

Mrs George u Noble Jr OF
Fairfield avenue left recently to.
spend a few weeks with her hge-
band, Cpl Noble. ~ LaJoila.
Cal.
Mrs Lawrence r Middleton
OF Appollne gave a lovely May
breakfast recently in her home
Mrs. { s. DarroCh of Santa
Rosa drive assisted her
Mr.. and Mrs North Jerome
Bourne OF Longfcllow avenue
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Sally Ann 20
Aviation Cadet Richard Little
ton Daley L. S. y. r. son Of
Mrs Paul r DALEY Of Atkinson
avenue and the late Mr.. Daley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Sororitys Barn Dance

Bloomfield HIS and B,rmjrC-
harm M O. M b crS Of Beta Beta
Gamma Sorority gave an old
fashioned barn dance hjcyCio
and hayr.dc party co M bin q d
Saturday
The Misses Barbara FoN Bar
b4ia Forester and Jeanne liH-
-a>on were in charge az tho
evening filled Win fun and tc--
rlv.rf...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Returning From East

MRS. S. WILLARD WAL
LACE and her daughter, Elaine.
Of Lincoln road, VIII return at
The end Of the month from a
round Of visits in the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Miss Leakey Entertsins

Miss Frances Lcakcy enter
tanned at bridge party IN hrr
home IN East Kirby recently
Her guest Ils' included
NF-r ANF~
Ma Crs'r. FsT ei F.+h
DAnsrr Tst.H~
hr1 Misses NrEr MA Scene sr1 Joseph no
CARPENTER
Mrs. IIardcc Bethca of New
Orleans. La. formerly Jean
ReStrick % Detroit. also al
tCUUT6t t'1r T17T--
Mir and Mrs Anthony 1iik
OF Trinity avenue announce me
engagement Of their daughter
Viola Ruth. - Aviation Cadet
Warren l. Neil Jr. son Of Nj
and Mrs. Warren l.. Nel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Leave for Annapolis

Misses Betty Murray and
Gloria Parish VIII leave for An
napohS. Md, June ), whore they
viii b. the guests OF Midship-
men Don r. Smith and Thomas
Hencrnon.
They viii take In All the par
ties and commencement events
OF the same week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Grandparents Attend

The young lady's grandpar-
ontS, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow y.
Davock Of Torch Lake and Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Johnson Of Ro-
anoke, Va, Will he present and
guests Al a tea in the Davock
home following.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Fraternity Dance

Alpha Omega Fraternity viii
give It's fifth annual boat dance
The Back Bay Shuttle on the
evening OF June 4. on one Of the
Boh-Io boats
Charles MacGregor and VII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Hayride May 70

Magnolia Riding Stables wIi
he=thc=Slartlng point MAY % iol
Gamma Tau Sorority hayTIdc
Ni>Sc, Betty Derrick. Jeann,
jUrSICk and Marjorie Lynch az,
IN charge Of the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BIackout Bounce

Tau Kappa Theta presented 4
Black Out Bounce recently IN
the HaCkctt FieldhouSc
Active committee member
We're.
Ilry Naeks Peffe T.tu
Margaret Lnuks juSre Shsfd
Isrqueljue FROST SaNt N1tct
Rose SharIeF PhU Uuuu
Irya Coulter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Phi Alpha Dance June q

Pm Alpha FraternItyS big
dance Viii be- held June ! in the
Grand Ballroom OF The Book
Cadillac
Serving on tho publicity coma
Wlttcc are Robert Naher. Jamc-
Stump and Jerry Mccarthy
Raymond BaumCartncr and
Brian Magcr are IN charge O.,
the ticket sales
The entertainment committee
includes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

liam ShivaS arc in charge OF
ticket sales.
Glenn Carpenter and Thomas
OLeary are on the CraSh-prOof
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Miss kaplan, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac kaplan. viii we'd
lily koenigSberg this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Detroit Sunday Times, May %, 1913