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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
WOnan'S Hobby Pays:
Her Dog Us Winner
BY DON GILES

7-month puppy. daughter Of
Wynwyre'S Saddle, winners dog
in the l943 Chicago speciality show
and here's what happened.
Snowflake. an almost pure white
puppy and entered in show for
the first time. walked off with TOP
honorS in the Fox Terrier Club OF
DetroitS annual winter puppy
match when Mac Silver Of Golden
Bridge, N Y, Judged her dog best
in show over Boot Jack, smooth
fox terrier, owned by Charles
Schaefcr of Detroit.
Du-Jo Silver Fox. owned by O.
F. Scheffler president of the Fox
Terrier Club of Detroit, was
Judged best in the two TO four
month-old terriers, while Mrs
Alma KampmanS Tinker took top
prize in the four 10 six-month-
old group. Iron Duke. owned by
Joseph G. Pedler of Windsor won
out in the, nine TO 12-month-old
wires.
Smoker. owned by the Haddon
Hall Kennels of lockwood, was
best in the two 10 four-month-old
smooth terriers
In the children's h an dir G
classes, Sally Klewer was Judged
best for girls under 10 Robert
Blackburn took first for boys in
this group.
Ann Mccarthy won top honorS
for girls over 10 and Richard Car
mier first for boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

FLINT, Dec. 6-Agnes Elk
Strom's Enterprise team Of De-
troit made no impression in the
Central States Women's bowling
tournament. but Hattie Wooster,
who recently rolled the first per-
feet game by a woman in Michi-
gan. won the singles championship
as the meet closed last night
She smashed actual counts OF
202. 213 and 236 for 65l 10 win
the title and the gold medal,
which are awarded on the actual
basis. Further, her handicap count
of 6Sl edged another Detroiter,
Esther Kavanaugh out Of the
distinction of leading that table,
Esther's score being $50
Maxine Crutchfeld F lin I
bowler. hit GA on the last squad.
thus the $40 by Hester Anderson
of Detroit that had led from the
first weekend was forced down 10
fourth place. Lois hoffman and
Gladys King of Detroit landed
sixth and seventh in singles with
Cos and 664, respectively
Mrs WooSter'S 65l helped her
to 1869 and fourth in all-eventS.
Stella Hartrick of Detroit took
fifth with 1853 A Detroit team
accounted for the only changes
in doubles yesterday Alice Jacob
Son-Millie Scott getting 1904 for
eighth
Team bowling ended Saturday
with the 29ll by Colonial still
on top. Chicago Budweiser'S 1854
was supreme in actual tabula-
tionS. Detroit Palmer Park. b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Hey Duffy!

a good sized dclcgat.n of Pack
ard Motor Co mat fans will be on
i'd tomorrow evening al the
Fairvlow Gardens 20 see one Of
heir fellow workers make his
debut 8S club wrestler He is
Jerry Duffy a plant foreman who
has done cons lderable wrestling
for fun boat never before has tried
ior the crowd p'auditS
Hc wlll be pitfed against Tora
Funk rough Hammond Ind mat
70 whom De- challenged after
watching him IN a recent bout
The match is q one-fall affair on
the card which features a clash of
the two hlon d BOYS Whitley
Nah'berE and Louis Klein
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Don't Pity Rangers

Once the green-eyed monsters
81 the hockey world. the New
York Rangers today have one
tie and no victories out OF IA
starts
The boys who wager on such
things As hockey can't under
stand IT,. Working on the as
sumption that any New York
club. playing IN the top hockey
town Of the country would have
n crash the victory column at
least once before the fans turned
away IN disgust. the wagering
boys started 10 bet on the
Rangers several weeks ago.
They've doubled and redoublcd.
And NOW uhDSl Of rs n Who Sul
have coin .of the realm have
agreed there is mo reason 90
send more good money after
bad
Men who know hockey are
quick 70 hlane no one but Les
Patrick. the old silver FOX. for
the sad plight Of the Rangers.
They point out Mr. Patrick
could. take the harness off fat
hank roll anytime he felt the
urge in past yearS They insist
there rs no reason why New
York shouldn't have had plenty
Of young players StaShod away.
The hockey men point very
rudely a. Mr. Patrick and tell
you he simply has been asleep
a. the switch and whatever hap
pens 20 the Ranger, is nobody
fault bur lis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Detroit Women Top
Lutheran Tourney

With one weekend Of Competl-
ton left. Detroit women hold the
lead in the annual interstate
Lutheran tournament az Cadillac
Recreation. In the first division
bowling is on a handicap basis
and in the second division the
over average.
In the first division NernorS
lead on 2769, Selma Meyers and
Hulda often, 1l42; Constance
70S, In the over average
Detroit Recreation has 23g, Goldie
Curtis and Mabel Nogler. 81;
Betty Berlin. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
CaIladienS
Finally
Blow One
by United Press

II took more than month TO
do the Job, but the Montreal Ca
nadiens finally had a defeat on
their record in the National
League hockey race today, thanks
to a last period scoring drive
which netted Boston two goals
and a ; TO 4 victory last night
The Bruins, playing before b.
600 home fans. tied the score late
in the period on a goal by Herb
Cain, and Bep Guidolin shot the
clincher into the nets a few min
utes later The Bruins, by win
ming, displaced Detroit in fourth
place.
In the only other game last
night Chicago was extended to
the limit before defeating the
last place New York Rangers Z
TO 6, moving into tie with To-
ronto for second place
A crowd Of 1873 al Chicago
saw the BlackhawkS win in the
final minute on a goal by George
Allen. The BlackhawkS had ia
come from behind in the last pc
Rod, a goal by Findo Purpur. ~
ing the score at 6 all
The defeat left the Rangers
without a victory and only one lie
in Ia starts. although the team
showed Improvement over its
Saturday performance Al Toronto
IN which II lost to the Maple
Leafs IL 70 4.
Montreal broke even for the
week END. defeating the Detroit
Red Wings al Montreal s 10
Saturday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
ROOKIE BEATS SKINS

Star Of the Giants all-around
alert performance was rookie Bill
PaSchal, who made both touch
downs, one on a 54-yard break
away blast through center, in
which he eluded at least four
would-be taCklerS. His other came
on 2-yard smash. after he had
set il up with series of down
field daShcS.
Washington had a 10 10 q lead
compiled on a first period field
goal by Bob MaSterSon and a
third period touchdown by Andy
FarkaS To which MaSterSon APP
pended a conversion. W h @ n
PaSchal got busy He made his
first counter near the end of the
third period and came home with
the other in the final four minutes
of the game Ward Cuff converted
both extra points.
Don lIutSon. playing what he
insisted was his last game, bowed
out typically I'm Green Bays VIC
tory before a record crowd of
294 AT Philadelphia. lie brought
his total points for the year TO
III 10 win the league scoring title
hands down, by scoring two
touchdownS kicking all five extra
points and adding a field goal.
In addition TO HutSon. Tony
Canadeo made two touchdownS
for Green Bay. with Irv Comp,
former ST. BenedictS College
back, getting the other Lou Bova
scored twice for phH-Pitt while
Jack Hinkle and Ernie Steele each
brought one touchdown home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Hutson Quits Again

The Giants and Redskins
meet again next Sunday ar
Washington. Should the New
Workers win again. there VIII be
z nlaNnn for Tho eaStcLn title.
BY the time this is over some Of
use viii be headed for Louisville
20 see If Count Fleet can win
tho Kentucky Derby.
Then by the time the eastern
titleholder is decided the REAL
battle viii come Off between
the eastern Standard-bcarer
and the Chicago Bears. This
viii carry us into late summer
and there is Just a slight chance
the championship game might
he staged as q preliminary TO
The first World Series game.
provided OF course. Judge
KeneSaw Mountain Lands has
showed Bill Cox out Of the
headlines BY that time.
You figure II out As for me.
III take vanilla and Don Hut
son You noticed. of course. that
Don played his last game"
again yesterday for Curly Lam
beau and the Green Bay
Packers.
Don ended his career by
leading his team 20 a 3S 10 %
WIN over the Pitt-Phil SteagleS
and has = lifetime pro record
Of "A touchdownS and 544
points.
So il is with a melancholy
feeling that we once more write
Illusions swan song The
football world has seen the
last of him =. until next sea-
son That is. unless the Pacific
Coast people. with Bing Crosby
doing the hankrolling lure him
West for the proposed Winter
League out there during the
next two months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Birmingham Gridder
New Yale Captain

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. s
UP) Yale football squad has
elected Macauley Mac Whiting,
Birmingham, Mich. an outStand-
ing guard for the last two seasons.
captain of the 1914 Eli eleYen.
Whiting succeeded Townsend
w. Hopes. Derby. n. Y. who was
graduated in mid-ScaSon. 10 be-
come the 69th grid captain of the
university. He is 1S and an honor
student. majoring in mechanical
engineering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Life Returns
To AI|-Stdrs

Detroit Al1-STdFS soccer iedn
went out shooting from the
starters whistle in the SECOND
game with the huStling young
st Clair Club Sunday at Sports
mans Park and came off victor
So
Two weeks before ST Clair hac
tied the Star-Studded outfit OF
John McInneS. A. The goals yes
terday were scored by Manfred
Lehman who got two and the
veteran Neil Campbell with the
same number and Doug Nelson,
a made over goalie. who. because
of the manpower shortage IS
finally realizing his wish 70 play
forward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Our Boy KohI Makes Il

Congratulatiors are Ia order
.odsy 20 our Mr. Hsrold kahL
who has been reelected presi-
dent Of The National Bowling
Writers Association.
II IS an honor well deserved
SIR kahl eats, sleep, and talk,
little else but bowling. And
now that hc has been given thc
top honor among bowling
writers f9r tho second year In
= row hlS fellow workers In The
department VIII have has desk
busted OK and everything 20
perfect kahi ,ordcf upon hs fr-
turn from Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Otto Graham 5 the Boy

Voting is now .U progress Tor
The most valuable PLAYER 20 hs
team in the Big Ton for thc
% q year.
Our pick would ~ ono Graz
ham q Northwestern from Sefe
% CAIRO and back again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Oetrciter Awarded

MERCERSBURG. Pa. Dec. Z
Clyde Barlean Talbot Of Detroit
one of the outstanding cross coun-
try runners in recent MercerSburg
A c a d 2 my history, has be Q n
awarded his letter by HeadmaSter
Charles S. TfppettS. His parents
are Mr. and Mrs c. r. Talbot. 395
Rivard Blvd, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Life Dull for Pants,
In Hospital With Cold

CHICAGO. Dec. 6 GNS) -
Clarence Rowland. general man
ager of the Los Angeles team Of
the Pacific Coast League, was in
Chicago hospital today suffering
from a severe cold which he con-
tracted at the recent baseball
meetings in New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

II wasn't so long ago that Mrs.
Winifrcd Kraft of Royal Oak
decided 10 take up dogs as a
hobby. She acquired a smart
looking wire haired fox terrier
Wynwyre's Saddle that immedi-
ately began winning trophies and
ribbons in shows.
Yesterday al Webster Hall she
entered Wynwyrc's Snowflake. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Ben Chapman Back
As Richmond Pilot

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 6 lUPf
Ben Chapman. former major
league player has been named
1914 manager of the Richmond
Colts by owner Eddie Mooers.
Chapman, who piioted the colts
10 a third place position in the
Piedmont League in 1912, wss
suspended near the end Of that
season for year for striking an
umpire during the playoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Feed Bag for Props

Industrial Center KiwaniS Club
will honor the football teams OF
81 LadiSlauS and Hamtramck high
schools AZ a banquet Wednesday
at $50 p. m. al Tau Beta Com
munltV Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

Cleveland's leading Walter WardS
and Phil Bauman won the NINTH.
spot with a pinnage Of 2460. :.
Norris did everything right. His /,
hook went exactly where he inv.
tended il should and his spare
shooting was exceptional. lie had,
a big start toward his 1873 total :.
by getting 246 and PAS in his first
two games Sunday night. Where.
he might have gone without that
poor les in the third and the"
meager lSl in the fifth is a mattes.
of conjecture.
Be that as il may, he's right
up there and practically a GER
tainty TO be among the as bowl
ers who will start the tougher
bowling Wednesday.
NOT BAD. NOT BAD.
Norris had a previous total ~
1881. His 1879 was scored on
games of 246, 245. 16S. OF. 1s1
and 222. Bauman going to the line
with an even 1900 score, added
another 1860 on games of 203,-
232. 202, 223. oil and 1s9. 80 +,
Fred Bujack came up with 3
whizzing 1877 total but was ,
handicapped by his mediocrs.
114l. He scored 1913. les. lS5. 241,
256 and 232 for a II game figure ,
OF 2425 Still another Detroiter, ;
Wayne Spaulding. also had nice }.
series with 1893 total but he;
like Bujack. had little TO work
on. having A 1867 holdover. Hin
games were 2li. 236. Ill. 227. .
1876 and 1872 to earn An even
2300
Therman Gibson. the sixth
member of the Detroit contingent
(Johnny Crimmins is in IL. too9.
shot HAS series on games or
POS. 206. 212, l6S, lSl and l76 forts,
a l2-game mark Of 2266.
CRIMMINS LEADS DAY ~
Johnny Crimmins increased his
lead over Ned Day of West Allis,7
Wis. and defending national
match game champion Connie
Schwoegler Of Madison. Wis. In
their $1,000 side match by CONF
tinuing 10 churn up the pins with /.
great regularity. 40
He shot a brilliant l244 or.
games OF 2ll. 249 20l. 2l6. ls2
and 1875 which. added 10 his pre-,
vious 1892 gives him 2536. for the
six games. more than the leader.
OF the tourney proper. Day 10. /,
second with 1888 had games Of
III. 20l, 1871. PIP. 1876 and 222,
for 1877 and Schwoegler came up
with an 1l24 on 1871. 1856. 173. 201.
204 and l79 for II game total
of 22lS.
Leaders in the event were con-
stantly shifting but after the
final ball OF the second days COM
petition rolled. here are the top 10:
Walter ward. Cleveland,
2529: Joe Norris. Detroit, 25lO;.
. Nelson Burton, ST. Louis. $685..
Leo Stugarek. Toledo. 24T6;
George Young, New York. 2i75:
Vic Battista, Chicago, 2475.N
Russ Dreamer. Chicago. 2t70ts
Buddy Bomar. Chicago. 2I6S..s
Phil Bauman. Detroit. 2i60. and
Joe Sinke. Chicago, 2i43. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Harold KdM Elected Pres
Kettle Point (Ont.) Please Notice

CHICAGO. 6-Fsrold o VS.
reelected president Of the National Bowling Writers
performing duties
Walter the Newsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Il Looks FIuky
But Giants Gave
Skins a Licking
p, United rrr,.

New York Giants were q third
Of tho way home today in their
drive 10 take 'hc eastern division
National League professional foot.
bah title from the Washington
Redskins bat the odds were long
that they would never make the
grade
one upset 10 The good after
their last period II TO 10 victory
over Washington yesterday, the
Giants must beat tho Redskins
again next Sunday TO ne for the
title, then repeat for the third
time n week later 10 capture it
undiSputcdly and meet the Chi
caeo Bears IN The championship
playofl game
Yesterday victory before 81 ,30S
fans al The Polo Grounds may
have beena tluke. since the Giants
were IA point underdogS but the
manner in which they accom-
pliShcd II proved they were willing
20 make "A fight 10 the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
PACKERS BEAT STEAGLES

The Phil-Put SteagleS obhg-
lngly eliminated The possible com
pllcation of o threc-WaN Tie for
the title ny losing their final game
3S 20 2S 10 the Green Bay Packers
i'm the only other game.
The Giants let Sammy Baugh
pass 10 ms hearts content and he
completed rs out of p losses "a
clinch the league championship
with III compilations for the sea
son, but they rendered him almost
harmless extensively by dumping
his receivers in their tracks.
For the first game this year
Baugh failed to throw a touch.
down pass although he set up the
Redskins only six-point counter
with a series of short bullet
iaEEnG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Norris in I'd Place
In National Pin Meet
BY HAROLD KAHL

CHICAGO Dec Seeking the right further competition
select field later in the week Joe Norris ana Phil
the of the standings the preliminary rolling al
National AlStar individual match tournament Nor,
nin 25l0 2-pame 10 behlnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
HOCKEY
' ATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Toronto II. NgY YORK
Montreal g DETROIT 2
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Bost0n s Montreal
Chicago Z. New York q
TUESDAYS GANE
DETROIT a. Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Big news for Spring "a
smart coat over your suit.
Very 1913! Very practi-
cal, too! Stunning coats
in fabrics and colors to
match or contrast with
your Arnold Suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Convinees Sorority

The members were chatting
about their various fix il"
classes, about the repairing OF
vacuum cleaners, cleaning of
clogged pipes, fixing irons,
lamps. faucets and repairing of
small electrical appliances.
Mrs. Lester Barrow was so
delighted with her efforts that
she convinced the members of
her sorority, Lambda Tau Delta,
they. too, should benefit from
the knowledge derived from re-
pair classes.
Miss Alice 3. Hanchett, who
has taught more AWVS repair
classes than any other individual
in Detroit. was also present at
the gathering and advocated the
following rules TO meet emerg-
encies and help the war effort:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Wonderful new fashions
trim, tailored suits in
beautiful tweeds, shetland
type fabrics, c olorfu !
plaids, stripes and solid
colors. See our grand col
lection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
90 WHEN delay comes
. as it's sure to do,

- as it's sure to do,
Be patient and realize that
it's up TO YOU
With nothing else normal
just keeping yourself so.
And hide your Impotence
when you're feeling low.
AS old Ben meant IL TO and
proves that Ben was more prac-
teal than Lord Hamilton.
Lois Murphy is back from q
quick trip to Baltimore and so Is
Florence Browning who made a
weekend visit to her fiance. Ned
Bachelor. in his southern camp.
Mrs. Richard p. Joy took her
grandchildren and hurried down
10 Miami beach last week on
hearing that her son Richard Jr.
is in port for several weeks.
That's all except the story OF
the man who ruined shaker OF
cocktails by trying 10 sweeten
them with cornstsrch instead Of
powdered sugar.
He says he is going to writs(
the company to make its pack-s
age more distinctive.
After all il was almost a ma Tor
tragedy these days.
His bowls we're heard all along
Cloverly road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Court Detroit Plans
Meetinq Monday

COURT DETROIT of the
Catholic Daughters of America
will hold its monthly meeting at
8 p. m. Monday in the Activities
Building. Mrs. Harry w. Sheri-
dan. grand regent, will preside.
Mrs. n. E. Sinclair and Mrs.
G.. c. Crowner, co-chairmen for
the spring membership drive,
will accept application cards to
be read and balloted during the
business session. Miss Marie
Ducq will explain and answer
all questions concerning her dis
play of material geometrical de-
vices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

4 SIX only the services
n vital today
And manage without them
whenever you may.
Our doctors are buSy-we'Ve
only a few;
And others need help quite
as badly as you.
DON'T ask for deliveries
IL AT once if you
please.
Those old days are gone with
the days of our ease.
Plan ahead very carefully
all thar you may
So that you can manage in
spite of delay.
Doctors have no time for
hypeehondriaes today.
Nor, in fact, has anybody
else.
These are no days to COM
plain about little things or TO
demand services that are not
essential.
Perhaps one good thing about
this situation is that it will
cure a good many silly, selfish
women of their imaginary ills.
. Everybody is so busy! One
sees ones friends in most odd
places.
Had a chat with Mrs. Charles
Hodges yesterday while we pur-
chased war stamps from her.
She was. sitting in her little
cage. looking very smart in her
AWVS uniform in the cash and
carry store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Expert 7 ellis
Rules FOR
Emergency
METROPOLITAN Detroit

METROPOLITAN Detroit
AVA AWVS, which includes all
units in Wayne County, contin-
ues to conserve time and ma
terial. two great assets in our
war effort. by applying the art
and skill acquired in the AVIS
home repair classes.
A graduate group, which met
at the AWVS headquarters re-
Gently, included: Mrs. lester
Barrow of Chicago boulevard.
Mrs. Earl f. Weston of Golden
gate. Mrs. Willis F. Service OF
Parkhurst. Mrs. Glenn A. Peek
of Lincoln Park, Mrs. William
Rabb Of Melbourne. Mrs. Charles
Vincent Jr. Of Hill road, Mrs.
Howard McClurg of Mckinley
road, Mrs. l.. p. Van Amman of
Parkside drive, Mrs. A. l.. Shaw
Of Coyle. and Mrs. James M.
Payne of Agnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Group TO Meet
At Detroit Library

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
OF the Highland Park Woman's
Club will meet Monday at the
Detroit Main Library instead OF
at the McGreeor Library in
Highland Park.
The meeting will open at 1:3o
p. m. with Mrs. Carl DeIamat-
ter as chairman. A garden talk
by Mrs. f. l.. Alphany will be
followed by a conducted tour
of the library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Meet in Highland Park

THIS WEEKS meeting of the
Highland Park Business and
Professional Women's Club to
be held at 7;30 p. m, Wednes-
Gay, at the Highland Park
YWCA, will be under the direc-
ton of the legislative committee.
pend ing legislation affecting
women will be discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Don't Worry Address

THE SOUTHEASTERN
WOMEN'S CLUB will meet at
100 p. m. Monday at St.
Marks Church. Rev. Charles
w. Schneid will speak on Don't
Worry and How to Do It."
Hostesses will be Mrs. II. f.
Ayres and Mrs. Gordon Burgess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Leave for Chicago

Mr.. and Mrs. Cope left for
four-day wedding trip to Chi
cago after which they will re-
turn to Detroit and will live in
an apartment on Snowden. Mrs.
Cope is a graduate of Stephens
College. Columbia, Mo-, and Mr..
Cope was graduated in 1899 from
Michigan State College, where
he was affiliated with Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity.
Coming from out-of-town for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cope and Miss Anna Cope
of Greensburg, Pa, uncle and
aunt Of the bridegroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Margaret Toms Weds
In Wartime Simplicity
BY THE CHAPERoN

GTRICTLY in keeping with di-
~ minished wartime formality
the wedding of Miss Margaret
Toms and George Cope Sat-
urday afternoon was one of
tailored simplicity and charm.
The ceremony was performed
before just q guests and friends
of the bridal families in the
Wesley chapel of the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church at 4:30.