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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
CLUBS and Other Briefs

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-c-ry stree; Won ne second f-.ze
TIE next nee: ~ V.!i oe q. ire
re % Ms VI Spinner q 1913
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TIC U;''au5u Ar and Study
ah was crtcr,a.ucd Nav = al tie
h.ec = Ms " Brown q23 Warren
ryc~uc Al, members we're present
except MIS- Emma 3 Kelley who
IS re- ycrng from an operation
MIS- Nczc1 Garr.S president read
- Interesting article from the
PCac IS Digest Az the mex, meet
,rc NJ Pen VII give a lecture
~ c.u'cr The meeting viii be held
'ec home - Mrs Ruth Clarke on
Philadelphia
TIE Young Women'S Cub ~ the
Nst-at Association Of Women's
Clubs uc; Tuesday az the club
house Ms Phyllis Roya,e OF River
Rouge vas a visitor The president.
Mrs Sarahann has been III but she
expected % resume her dates
next month
club net May l3 az the home 81
MIS- ienorc Rovster on McDougal
avenue with Mrs. Arnie Leak
0res dent pres ding After the bust
ness meeting the members turned 70
he clubs birthday calendar and
faund that Mrs Mildred King comes
next Mrs Annie Leak presented
her with lovely GIT from the
cub The next meeting will be NJ
the home Of Mrs. lola Turner. 1920
Ar'ietam
Last Sunday the charming Mrs
Eurie West entertained in her home
u Philadelphia n honor OF Mrs
Flora Wade OF Washington. D. c
Among those present were: Mes
3anes Anna Lay. Sadie Lindsay
rabitha Knox. Harriette Moore
Garland Ballard. A. A Martin
Elizabeth Williams. Mary Woods.
VI. II Hubert. Camille Lawrence.
Tanner oJnes. Emmarell Davis
Florence Barthwell, lone Harris.
nd Miss Betty Williams. While in
he city Mrs Wade was the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mary Woods
u Hague avenue
SojoCrners Social club held their
weekly meeting al the home OF Mrs.
Jessie Billiard 3845 Montieth. II
vas social night Members were
by playing games for
prizes Mrs c Fette won first prize
Next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. H. Gertrude Banks. ,
500 Garfield Mrs. l. White. .presi- |
dent; Mrs. o. Draft. reporter.
O. S. J Study club met at the
usual hour with Mrs. Stella Tyler
OF 44i8 fireman All members were
present. There were many subjects /
OF interest discussed. The study (
period was very helpful with a
spelling bee conducted by Mrs
Katie Hines A delicious repast was
served A. Smith, president.
Mrs Pinkie Reeves entertained
the Friday Luncheon club on
May IA Plans were made for the
cabaret party TO be held in June
The stork visited one OF the mem
bers, Zeffie Beanum and left an
adorable baby girl. Next meeting
will be held al the home OF Mrs.
Dickens All members are asked to
be presen; as we have some very
important business 70 discuss
Juanita Finley, president; Baylissa
Gibson, reporter.
The Gay Social club held their
annual meeting Friday. May IA, al
the home OF Ben Williams, $40 f.
Palmer Guests al the meeting were: (
Miss Mable Hunt, Miss Cynthia
Tribble, Mrs Thelma Leverc;te and
Earl Perkins. All members were
present except John Ford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
STYLE WITH
PIN MONEY
PRINT SUITS FOR SUMNER
ey rHElMA Lee

PRINT SUITS FOX SUMMER
THIS IMPORTANT print suit is
.or medium price selling in the
dress departments. 1t has navy
background with white novelty
dots. The skirt has hip yoke for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

Save these four things for salvage:
waste kitchen fats, tin cans, worn out
silk and nyloa hosiery, rags. Needed in
the war effort
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
WORKERS FOR PosrERITY

VIII hold their annual mass meet
ms Sunday. NJ 20 1913. o: Shiloh
p n'isi church A. this meeting he
No'er choir VIII Srg. Paul X Ho,.
viii give reading. Nellie Plan'r
VIII sing and Rcv Robert l. Brad
Nv VIII DC &c s0eakc- Id7 Isaacs
president. Claudia Copeland sec
retsrv.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

den and Ellen Blue in the doubles;
Fred Jones defeated Hyle Robbins
in the mems singles and Fred Jones
and Lorraine Jones defeated Joan
Otis and Viola Wright IN the mixed
doubles.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
GA.YURILS

GAYORnS
lAe Gayor.ls club met at the
home OF Mrs E. Wilson The meet
ing was called 10 order by the pres
ident. Mrs Z. Boozer The business
session was brief. then the meeting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
SILVER STAR NATIONS

The S.lye- S.7- Ms'~on Socia'
club entertained their mothers on
Mothers Day FOR ne l2:h "onSeru-
tive year This affair was given Al
the beautiful home OF Mrs Mable
Hi in Conant Gardens.
Muse was PLAYED by the well
known pianist Mrs Darlean Pelfon
Mrs Marshall gave dramatic read
ing that was enjoyed by all Cute
Little Peggy Ann, the daughter Of
Mrs Mable Hill sang request num-
bers for the mothers
After the program the mothers
were seated al a beautifully decor
a;ed table The centerp.ece was OF
red and white roses A tasty repast
Of chicken ala king served on corn
bread with a salad OF pear on let
tuce topped with cream cheese
Ice cream and cake were served
also.
Each mother was presented with
. lovely gift from the member,
OF the club. The members Wit
olonA nave moinerS invited some
one 70 take their place.
Seen enjoying the hospitality o
The club were Mrs Beulah Nc
Collough, Mrs. Carrie Hill. Mrs
Vergn. Mrs Iris Butler. Mrs Pear
lee. Mrs. Gertrude Daniels, Mrs
Clara Grannum. Mes Francis Wood
son, Mrs. Orleans Lawrence ant
Mrs. Mary Brown.
The entertaining matrons wer,
Lucille Washington. Ruth Woods
Helen Williams. Marjorie Collins
Nable Hi Dorothy Hill. Ann
Smith, James Brown. Ruth Leon
ard ard Youisa CoyoeSnp
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

TELL OUR ADVERTISERS you
SAW 1T IN THIS PAPER
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
JUNIOR GIRLS

The Junior Girls Victory club
gave their first program on Mothers
Day A short play was presented,
entitled The Poor Girl" Mothers
were introduced snd everyone had
an enjoyable time The officers are
Gladys Walker. pres dent, and Be-
nice Veal, treasurer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

The Gay Social club held their
annual meeting, Friday. May IA. al
the home Of Ben Williams, $40 f.
Palmer. Guests al tho meeting were:
Miss Mable Hunt, Miss Cynthia
Tribble Mrs Thelma Levere;te and
Earl Perkins. All members were
present except John Ford.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

CEMETERY LOTS.
LOT AT, SECTION 20. SITES /. .. 3.
Seoar Hlll, greatly reduced NO. 2O73
Evening star., 1943-07-18
lit Mrntnrtattt
ABBATE, GIUSEPPJ.

ABBATE, GIUSEPP!. In sad but loving
years ago today, July is, 1885. S'''
IN. The m month nth Of July once more is here.
Because eisht has years ago ut today sesf'
Our beloved one passed away
RresHss voce Ss 1ae ldTed 5ye% IS as sfed hiS
A place is vacant in our home
eAkTEk. AGNES GE AND A. cHIEpEEa sribDts N love
ssae aevSsn 1ashs to the cARsg q my dss5
away three years ago today, July Is. 1910.
No friend on earth like eoh her sdo DO Atna fnd,
her memory is as sweet today
HEH akI12gRHir H2G1NG S5STEk; IMEAN DRIVER. i.
# mz 5eloysd wso psssea IS SANS Ms
sulz ste5nal y. 1eTsrd 5axa one year ago today
HIS s,I2 IpEyoTED WIFE, LULA F. cRuTcH- /:
dssy mrs IN A%EniA l1z!nf THdnGry Hfn vsd Of
5,,x dePartsd Tbs tns life i've years ago today,
But Blu 9 for the touch of vanished hand,
HILL AM2ffas AsM2RfffEl1Is t4jsti AND HATTdE d5.
Ne nenfz HILL Of who our psssed ass sss NsT
we deaa ase este1 Soaay iss gly u.s. Is3s
And find the time long since You went,
But we will remember you always
What happy days we once nee enjoyed v''
When we were all together
Today, our hearts are heavy.
Our thoughts are all of thee:
cut oh how changed we all are now
'sI sssE Rasf f0F1ssG PKfcz nrcrs
GGARMETTE GARMx RICHARDSON, MARGTE
=, 5eaiAAssoN. JAMES W.. JR. Sacred to
the memory of our beloved son and hrcth.~
55s 1das Years ago sodsS s0a5sis 5Sis
sRRsH2E48 SMonzEs MzEa AID e. FAnMg "A E.s but
e. PHEDroa E! srr who ovaS
IL years ago today. July 1s, 1882 ""'
The Fnr month n. IT. Of Jgly once more is here,
5ssaS;s BE- VS. II lS;Ss: SssSs @ sso today year.
And down IN our We hearts, arr Du dear
H4s sg2s rs; ST. 4ss sfs tss St PROVIDENCE
E. IL; ,WAsHINGToN. B. S G.. AND
ff51HEsS!k1-fs f9BfSsoEk. FnxAik1r ySi JOHNSON. m IN
put 1ynE 9oHNdn q our RoRSsonNd E end
Sui9 Tho nsssfs is is4, away two years ago today,
as shs ySs: sss y: svss sv:s ss dearly ss4
Loving and kind in ali her ways,
sIncsr sSIpraEnt d and 1Hst to the end Of her days,
What beautiful memory she left behind,
sx.,,,yooG GEORGE AND EDNA.
love and devotion to the memory Of our
aeapd,,nttns Gear m9thsr' @ @srandmother and great
xaasamosner, passed sna. TAMlR sMALLWooD. who
1S, 1929. ""1'
Within our home, where all was bright.
Death took from us shining Iisht;
We miss that light and always viii,
your vacant place there's none can I'LL.
Une snt IN may 1Gsr,nrn link % you are forgotten,
LEA. AS you always were before.
Hen DEVOTED CHILDREN, GRANDCHn,-
SMITH, GOLDIE TOWLES. Sacred to
TnwT 19e msmory E9 m Of my beloved wife, doIpiE
one year ago today, .Iulv is. 1942.
HER HUSBAND.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Bpafhh
WHALEN, JOHN ]. @

e 4 81 'sI
$5@ss sS9 + Msss'[ 'Rs 5.!Ass
Mrs. Ann, L. Ford Friends maya may call ant at
ant sSe' am nm + Tuesdsy sna Msis Jay
a13drd and East Capitol sts;. where mass viii be
G1y1s invited 1nterment Arlington National
WIGGINs, ELIJAH, On Friday, July ~
sS at EhIJAH hs EssidsRss WfS HSs DssgsIs
brother of Emma Walker, lkMs' john and 9eiseno Bena
Jam jamin Wisgins and the, late Susan slaush-
Jarvis fanas funslsl ohSrsb s sa N the "
aftsu Funeeal 10 a'm on THeSdsy Weddsyd.J July 70
Rev Ing Edasqds deiasns anfssl church the
aad, ana !. friends invited Interment Woodiawn
.S%fsfeh ~ 5%EfShA1, WILLIAM A: On Monday. as
1oyed Esss dat father Of Mrs. Virginia Haeeman Of
Services at Chambers, funeral home,
1909 Chaplin st. NV. on Monday. July 1e,
M3s9 STs srSS$H lDRaHS psss1t!s
sassr 's q aesp pTsG' dEoRdE Ell f. EbMARb g4s
husband fslS of Mrs Mary s woed ns afoSfse ioSiae
granddaughter, Mrs. Beatrice Kelly: one
aaIaFhtsr ia Iasin.s Mrs Ruth v Wood other
ing at John T. Rhines & Co. funeral home.
3rd and Eye sts. .s.V ''o'Ae'
99siss Yokksah1fRsRn.e ST fsneraI 1osEPH Issf5 .Rrunp
pp ppitaI; JOSEPH AsTHUHRs cYseasass YoRKsHIRE. HE.
of Berdina Washington, Mary. James Viz.
gle. Agnes and Frances Yorkshire. Friends
may may call at the w; Ernest Jarvis funeral
n ny of
Monday. July 10, "A1''
-. Mass will be offered at 9 am, Tuesday,
5uiy 70 at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
Cnurch Morris rd. Sc. Interment Ariine
ton National Cemetery
Evening star., 1943-07-18
DR.. William R. Williams
Dies at II in Virginia
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HIGHLANDS, Va, July 17.-Dr.
William Reid Williams, II, widely
known in Virginia medical circles,
died in his own hospital, the Matte
Williams, here today. He had been
Ill several months.
DR.. Williams was a brother-in-law
OF former Gov. George c. Peery, his
wife, whom he married in 1902, hav-
ing been Matte Peery of Cedar
Bluff. Besides his widow. he is
survived two sons and three daugh-
ters, DR.. James Peery Williams,
lieutenant commander in the NAVY
at Portsmouth; Miss Mary Williams,
Richmond; William r. Williams, jr..
Rlchlands; Miss Martha Williams
thompson, ensign in the WAVES,
whose husband, 1t. Lloyd Thomp-
son, OF the Army Medical Corps,
is overseas, and Miss Betsy Williams.
at College in Richmond. There are
two sisters, Mrs. Leona Spratt. Cedar
Bluff, and Mrs. Arthur Kerr, Ho-
quian, Wash.
DR.. Williams also owned the
Grundy Hospital at Grundy. He
was member of the Virginia Board
OF Health and president of the First
National Bank here. In addition,
ne had varied other business, profess
slonal and social connections.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Mrs. Helen B. Mefcalf,
WAR Department. Aide,
Dies in Arlington

Mrs. Helen B. Metcalf, a conf
dental research analyst in the
ONCE OF the chief of staff of the
Army and authority on North
African affairs, died yesterday at
her home at 2S7s North Quincy
street, Arlington, Va, at the age of 80.
Mrs. Metcalf, a native of Califor-
MIA, previously had been head of
the history department at the Ma
tional Park College, a school for
girls at Forest Glen, Md. She had
been with the school for four years.
The college has since been taken
over by the Army and is now used
as convalescent home fol soldiers.
Mrs. Metcalf attended Stanford
University in California, later trans
fering to the University of Cali
fornia, where she took her master
degree. She was awarded her Phi. D.
at the University of Maryland in
1912 after writing a thesis on "The
Economic and Social Problems of
North Africa" Material for the
paper was collected in 1934-35 when
she lived in Tunisia.
She was the author of a series of
books for children and has had pub
lished several short stories and
books on North Africa.
Surviving are her husband, Capt.
Stephen Metcalf, and her mother,
Mrs. Mary K. Broughall OF Los
Angeles.
Funeral services will be held in
the chapel at Fort Meyer, Va, at
l pm. Tuesday. Burial will follow
In Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Grenvi||e Kane, 50,
New York Financier
And Sportsman, Dies
BY the Associated Press,


TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, July IT.
Grenville Kane, 80, financier, sports
man and patriarch of the famous old
Tuxedo Park Club social colony
here, died suddenly today at his
home
He was trustee of the New York
Public Library, a consultant of the
j. P. Morgan private library and a
director of several railroads, in
cluding the Northern Pacific, the
Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy; the
New York. Susquehanna & West
ern; the Colorado & Southern and
the Erie.
Mr.. Kane was descended from a
long line of wealthy New Workers.
Broadway, the city's principal thor
oughfare, is today twisting street
because his great-grandfather Henry
Brevoort, refused to allow the street
to cross his immense farm above
Twelfth street on Manhattan.
His grandfather, also named Henry
Brevoort, entertained King Edward
VII when the latter first visited New
VI n 40 L lA1CC VI wales.
Mr.. Kane also was patriarch of
New York's Union League Club, hav-
ing been member since 1877. He
was graduated from Trinity College
Hartford, Conn.,, in 1875, and from
Columbia University's law school in
1878.
The financier was noted as a
yachtsman and amateur billiard
player. In the late 1905 he sailed
the yacht Ailsa across the Atlantic
to take part in the Cowes Regatta.
He covered the distance in II DAYS.
which attracted worldwide atten-
tion.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs.
Henry L. McVickar and Miss Mar
garet Dorothy Kane of Tuxedo Park.
and Mrs. George F. Baker, jr., Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker and Mrs. Garrow
i. Geer OF New York.
Funeral services will be held in st.
Mary's Episcopal Church here to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Jessie Richards

Requiem mass was celebrated yes
terday at st. Peters Church, Second
and S streets Sc, for Mrs. Jessie
A. Richards, 70, who died Thursday
at Providence Hospital after three
weeks illness. Burial was in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Born in Washington, Mrs. Rich
ards lived at 311 New Jersey avenue
Sc. She was member of the
Daughters of American Revolution.
She is survived by four sons,
Alfred Richards. Fairfax Village;
Paul Stewart ond Richard Alvin
Richards of Washington, and Pvt.
Edward A. Richards, stationed at
Red Bank, N. j., and two daughters,
Mrs. Francis Roby and Mrs. Paul
B. Holmes of Washington.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
1raths

ANDERSON, EEEIE n. On Saturday,
July. II 1943, EFFIE NJ ANDERSON Of
1913 7th pl. NV. wife of the late John
w. !, Anderson and mother of Bruce E.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Sunday, July
1S,,at pm. Interment Boulder. Colo
ANTHONY, FAUST. On Friday, July
Webster st. NV, The beloved husband of
Elizabeth v: ANTHONY.
Funeral from the w. W. Deal funeral
home, 4S12 Georgia ave: NV, on Monday,
July 10, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Is
ANTHONY, FAUST. A special COM
~ munication of Slansoury Lodge.
~ No. "a F. A. A. M. is called
IN at 9 am. on Monday, July 10,
s;;:s E. ~ s i:''9;
s. HARRY BAKER, Worshipful Master
ROBERT B. DOING. Secretary. IS
ANTHONY FAUST. Comrades of the As
socia ton of Retired Firemen
!: 6: /; E.;
HS+fn S\ our late comrade, FAUST AN
J. NJ. JAMESON, President.
~
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Funeral Rites Are Held
For Charles H. Roesch

With the Rev. c.. Randolph Men
gers, rector of st. Columbus Epis-
copal Church, officiating, the fu-
neral of Charles H. Roesch, 68, for
20 years superintendent of the
Standard Engineering Co. here,
took place yesterday afternoon at
the home, ia Wooten street,
Friendship Heights, Md. Mr..
Roesch died at Doctors Hospital on
Thursday after short illness.
Mr.. Roesch is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Florence K. Roesch; a
daughter, Mrs. A. E. S. Barden,
wife of Col. Barden; a son, 1t.
Frank Roesch, U. S. A., stationed at
Duke University; a sister, Miss Es-
ther Roesch, and a brother, Daniel
Roesch, both of Chicago. Formerly
of Chicago, he had lived at Friend
ship Heights for the last 80 years.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
$4,000 Police Bond Fund
Reported Half Ruised

Half of the $1,000 fund for equip
ping the Metropolitan Police Band
with instruments, stands and orches-
trations. has been raised by volun-
tary contributions, John F. Hillyard,
chairman of the committee raising
the money, announced yesterday.
THE Merchants and Manufacture
ers Association has approved the ac-
tivities of the committee" Mr.. Hill
yard said, land it is hoped the fund
will be completed within the next
10 days.
Citizens wishing to contribute
should send their checks to John A.
Reilly, treasurer, care Of the Second
National Bank, 1888 G street NV"
Evening star., 1943-07-18
QarnH uf Uhanka

t+C CTOCKETT, WILLIAM. The widow of
sne late WILLIAM CROCKETT. who de-
partso this life on July s, 1943, wishes
20 thank her many friends, organiza-
tions and the Gethsemane Baptist Church
Ior, tnelr kind expressions of sympathy,
and for their many beautiful floral tributes.
MAMIE CROCKETT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Kelley Allen Leads City Bowlers
Trundles Fat
Series Of Cos
However. Artoe
Clicks High Come

Kelley Allen. lesdoff for the Ter
minsls. rolled SOS for the high
score OF the City League pin
matches Wednesday night on the
Broadway alleys. shooting singles
Of 2oI, 1877 and at.
John Artoe started his series
with a 22e game, which proved TO
be the high single of the session.
The Painters. after winning four
points last week, came back
strong again last night to take
three from the Broadway team.
shooting 1898 for the high team
single of the evening and wind
ing I'D with a 2e16 total.
The Bottlers were in fine form.
shooting 2e17 for team total and
winning four points from the Ter
minals.
Opticals won three from Cloth
iers and the first half champion
Dairy outfit took three points
from Punchys. The Fuelmen-
Packer match was postponed be-
cause of illness of several of the
bowlers.
The scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

p. m. in Tuel chapel. Rev. s. Ralph
Klein officiating; burial in Tacoma
cemetery.
Carl NOLAN - Services will be
held Saturday at 3 p. m. in c. O..
Lynn Co. chapel; burial in Ia
coma cemetery.
Mrs. Philomena Ere derico-
Services will be held Saturday at
a. m. at st. Rita's church; cor
tege leaves Cassidy & Allen Co.
at s;45; burial in Calvary ceme-
terry. Rosary will be recited Fri
day at 7:15 p. m. at the church,
and again at 7:45 in Cassidy &
Allen Co. chapel.
Mrs. Anna kuhnert - Services
will be held Friday at 2 p. m. in
Cassidy 4 Alien Co. chapel; Rev
Albert Beutenmueller officiating
cremation will follow at Mt. View
mortuary.
Frances I. Dightman ~ Services
will be held Friday at 3 .. m. In
Buckley-King chapel. Revs. Nil.
ton A. Marcy and o. J. Beedles of.
ficiating: burial in New Tacoms
cemetery.
Olaf II. Hauge-Services will bt
held Saturday at / p. m. in c. c
Mellinger Co. chapel; Rev. P. B
Hoff officiating. burial in CHS
Harbor cemetery. Rev. Arthur J
Knutzen will officiate at grave.
side.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hauley - Serv.
ices will be held Friday at 1.3(
,. m. in c. c. Mellinger Co. chapel
Rev. w. A. Moore and Custer re
lief corps officiating; burial II
lakewood cemetery. Vida chapter
o. f. S, will officiste ut grave.
side. Pallbearers will be Bert r
Feuton. J. B. Lawrence. r. A
Pauline. William Wight. William
Sloan and James McCourtney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Rites at Sumner
For EdwardLang

SUMNER-Funk funeral home
made announcement Thursday of
the death Of Edward LANCE. Sc
year-old former resident of Buck
ley. who died Wednesday at Ia
coma hospital after a long illness.
Lange, until recently. had re-
sided Is years on farm in Buck
ley community. A short time ago
he moved 10 Tacoma. and was
employed by Seattle Tacoma ship
yard at time Of his death. He was
a member of Calvary Baptist
church.
Surviving are his wife. Naomi
of the home, one son, Milton, and
a daughter, Elaine. both Of the
home, his mother, Mrs Henrietta
Lange. ak sisters. Mrs. A. Raher.
Mrs Martha Dingfield. both of
Tacoma, Mrs. o Topper Of Van
couver. 3. C. Mrs. L. Muth of
Victoria, B. C., Mrs. f. Knoll of
St Paul. MINI. and Mrs. Dave
Rausch of California.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2:3o p. m. IN Calvary
Baptist church, Tacoma; Rev.
Walter Damrsu and W. A. Moore
officiating; burial will follow in
family plot IN Sumner cemetery
under direction OF Funk mortuary.
The body will lie in state at the
church from p. m. Saturday until
service time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
People,
In the News

Funeral services were held IN
Carmel, Calf, Thursday for
Xavier Martinez, u, distinguished
In New York. Michael Anton
ucci, 10, was arrested for book
making. He asked Magistrate
Joseph De Andrea to give him a
break. I'm going into the army"
The judge asked when, and An
tonucci said today. The judge
released him
Director William A. Mann of
the New York zoo disclosed that
the air raid shelter at the zoo is
in the basement under the lion
house. Any bomb sufficient to
open the cages, Mann treasured,
would kill the lions ..
In Washington. the department
of justice announced arrest of
Edward Page CASTOR. director of
the world prohibition foundation,
on charges of illegally wearing the
uniform of U. S. army captain 4.
An autopsy was ordered in
Hollywood IN the death of Ethel
Williams, Negro maid for q num-
Der of film stars, who died shortly
after being booked for grand
theft =.
Dick Foran, the cowboy actor
revealed his marriage to blond
actress Carole Gallagher on New
Years day -.
Actress Greer Carson will fly
to Rollins college Feb. % TO re
ceive an honorary degree a,
doctor of humsnities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15


Carl Gustave Westerdale. 81.
one of the oldest wholesale bakers
in Tacoma. died Wednesday 81 a
local hospital.
A native Of Copenhagen, Den
mark, Westerdale had lived in Ia
coma rs years. He resided at 1902
So. Yakima ave. and had been in
the bakery business rs years. He
was owner Of Model Bakery. and
a member OF Lutheran church and
B. p. o. f., ia.
Surviving are his wife. Thora
of the home; two daughters, Mrs.
Alice Hodgert and Mrs. Mildred
Wahlers, both of Tacoma; two
granddaughter. Carol Wshlers
and Sharon Hodgert, also of Ia
coma, and grandson, Paul Hold
CERT of Tacoma
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at $50 p. m. in C. c.
Mellinger Co. chapel.