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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-03
CITY IS READY
.T0CREET ENVOY
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ington, thus concluding the first
official visit of a prominent Brit
ish envoy to the state in many
years. In view of the extraordi-
nary international developments
incident to the peace parleys in
Cairo and elsewhere, his visit is
said to possess more than usual
significance.
Halifax is expected in his ad.
dress at Duke to discuss inter
national problems, and the rela.
tion of recent developments to the
war and subsequent peace.
antiaircraft training centers to
demonstrate their tactics and
techniques.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-03

flow OF armor into showdown bat
tle, augmenting the columns rum
bling across bridges.
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er-bombers - an ,,n,,s,,,,,,
enemy force for this theater~s''
tackled the Eighth Army in thru q.
formations during the dav ~,
were shot down. Not an AI1iss
plane was lost from anv =. 81
days many missions, which ~'
GUIDED hundreds of sorties aaa;I N
German transport trying to oS% rn.a
supplies and relnforcements f. t4 Us
enemy's caving front line. W ne
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EXAMINATION

Jennings OTIS, naturalization
examiner, will 60 to Goldsboro
Friday to examine 20 soldiers
prior to their naturalization by
Judge Clawson Williams in the
Superior court there. These sol
diers are from Seyn1our-John-
son Field.
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FIRING NOTICE

The Camp Davis command
ant Wednesday announced that
firing will be conducted daily
8 a. m. to IL p. m. from De-
cember s to IL at Sears Land
ing firing point number two.
The water area will include a
distance off shore Of $4,000
yarSr. {" 'thr~ irtn these r-eas
Of aircraft in flight Tor surface
craft is extremely danger
ous," 1t as stated.
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txttu.Qst Relief
Observation-Disclosures

headaches, the pains Of neurslaio
r ,1nl;a ar aches and functional S nd,
r1odlc pains are quickly relie ,aa Pc s
DC. Why? Because The nrasal oy
tlon.type ingredients in dBCS ~.
ton naturally speeds relief ''0A &C.
BIC" handy. Be preuared g Of
minor aches and "hen
pains develop. Use ~ S~
only as directed. - 3l
Consult physi- 3 33 IG1
clan when pains
persist. tS-.:a....
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Obituaries
T.. T.. JUSTICE

Elvin Lee, Justice, 22-year-old
shipyard employee, of Leland, died
in James Walker Memorial hos
pital at 8 p. m. Wednesday, vic.
fine Of hit and run accident Satur.
day night on U. S. highway No II
in Brunswick county.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by the Yopp Flu
neral home.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Ruth Justice; two sons, Rinnie R.,
and Jackie Lee Justice; two
daughters, Dorothy. and Bette Lou
Justice, all of Leland; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Justice of Le-
land; and four brother, James e.,
and Robert N. Justice Of the Unit
ed States Army, S. E., and Elwood
C.. Justice of Leland.
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City Briefs
COuNTY's RECEIPTS

OOON1 Z . 1v11O
County Auditor j. A. Orrell
reported Thursday that the
county Golfers held . total OF
S433.176,45 at the close Of bus
mess November 30.
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Valley Ladies Attend.
District Conference

Hover-Mrs. Ayers and Mrs. L.
Hampton went to Walla Walla to
attend the Methodist Churchs'
Pacific Northwest conference of
the Walla Walla district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Num-. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Birdwell and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Bartholomew and
two daughters were dinner guests
at the Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Num-
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Legerttrand return
ed to her home at Portland after
a weeks visit at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre.
j. R. Ayers is making a bust
ness trip to Seattle today.
Alvin Dye came up from Van
couver to collect his stock. He
took them Saturday to the Sunny
side stock sale.
D. A. Kelly of Pasco, formerly
of Spokane, visited his sister Mrs.
G. Rufus for a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mum went
to Seattle to visit their daughter
Mrs. Ray Bartholomew this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIN Hampton
went to Sunnyside last Saturday
and took a truck load of stock
to the sale.
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Little STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reeder and
family left last week to make
their home in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Cottman are
visitors at the A. T. Belair home
this week. Mrs. Cottman is from
Mt. Angel, Ore, and Ted is with
the merchant marines and is home
on furlough. =" -g
Roy Garner purchased the place
on Rt. 1 formerly owned by Mrs.
Ray Stelter of Portland the past
week. Mrs. Stelter was Miss Clara
Brockoff and Kenewick resident
several years ago. T.. ~"
The Fourth Friday club met last
Friday with Mrs. Jim Johnston
with Mrs. w. I. ludlow and Mrs.
Odes Sloan as assisting hostesses.
The election of officers was post
poned until the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Mechanism
left last week end for Bremen
ton where they will visit with
their son Walter and family. Nc
Camish returned the first of this
week, but Mrs. McCamish re-
manned for a longer visit.
The Goodfellowship dinner held
in the basement of the Christian
church, last Sunday, was well
attended. The congregation plans
on holding a dinner once month
to become better acquainted with
the newcomers in the community
The Misses Gloria Peck and
Charlotte Randall of Yakima were
week end guests of Miss Patsy
Sonnenburg. Charlotte Randall is
"Grand Hope" in the order OF
Rainbow for girls in the state Of
Washington, ..- 4
Mrs. Ida Stone was initiated
into the OES Chapter last Tues
day evening. Plans were made
to meet with the Masonic bodies
to celebrate the feast of Tishri
next Tuesday night, October 18th
After the meeting refreshments
were served from an attractively
decorated table with the worthy
matron, Cora Reed, and the asso-
ciate matron, Lottie Lampsor
serving. Mrs. Ruby Green, Mrs
Gladys Kelso and Mrs. Eunice
Washburn were on the serving
committee. - ~
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Highlands Sewing Club
Meets with Mrs. Meyer

Highlands Sewing club will
meet al the home of Mrs. c. II.
Meyer on October 10Th instead
of at the home of Mrs. Art Sim
sen.
Beryl Shields Of the Pasco Air
Station spent Monday and Tues
day with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Shields.
MIR. and Mrs. Vert Russert who
have been spending the past week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hacker and his parents MIR.
and Mrs. Russert returned to their
home in Seattle Friday.
Donald Kapple of Ephrata army
base spent the week end with his
wife and her father A. L. Rey-
more.
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, p,ack is in Olympia this

s. Black is in Olympia this
ii. i on official business.
-. r C. Browne has accepted
VIZ in the post office.
~. R. L. Nelson is visiting
= 'f friends in Kennewick this
We sa and Mrs. Harry Higley and
Emma Higley were Walla
s MIL visitors Thursday.
W A.. Ray Stelter of Portland
~. the past week here as a
l'sst Of Mrs. Emma Higley.
su ~. Nissaki Camp Fire Girls
=. ~ meet at the Camp Fire Hall
WI october 18th at TOO pm.
Tbs Horticulture club will meet
-, -. Monday, October 18th in the
atternoon with Mrs. Phoebe
0i Raw Normile and Edgar Gil
s.rt attended Yakima Valley
u ,r;ncipals meeting last Thursday
piaht in Toppenish.
Mrs VIM. Blair, Mrs. Lucy
uauschild and Mrs. Leonard
,1owe made a business trip to
Walla Walla Tuesday.
Mrs. T. E. Bockestruck and
,onr children of Grandview spent
,be week end visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis.
Glen Rathbun and his wife
were week end visitors at his
home here. He expects to be sta
toned somewhere in California.
Mrs Julia Hemenway, Ray Nor
mile and DR.. R. w. Ripley attend
"A q principals county health
meeting in Benton City last Tues
day night. .,.
Mrs. Jess Clause and small
grandson of Spokane returned to
their home Friday after having
spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Woodruff. # ". r. r
Miss Doris Lewis, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. v. Lewis, who has
entered the Sacred Heart hospital
in Spokane for cadet nurses train
ing, spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Nora Cranson, formerly
Mrs. Jacob Kleinknecht and her
daughter, Mary, of Woodenville.
are visiting with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Mohn on the
Highlands. +~-
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Word Received from Son
Tells of Safe Arrival

Notwithstanding to word
received by his mother, Mrs. John
George, Pvt. Raymond Eby ar
rived in North Africa safely.
Miss Lois Bennett attended the
scavanger hunt and dance of the
Rainbow Girls at the Masonic
hall Monday evening. ~.
Al Baune, of the Y service sta
ton up the River Road spent Fri
day evening at the John George
home.
Leonard Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Taylor, left for Spo-
kane Wednesday to be indicted
in the Sea Bees.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Judish of
Yakima spent the week end with
their daughter and family, Mrs.
Tom Agopsowitcz, Mrs. Agopso-
itcz returned to Yakima with
them to work in the apples.
A. K. Perry, brother of Mrs.
Nelson. Lewis spent the week end
at the Lewis home. He is from
Hanford.
Forrest Raines, lie and Thomas
Oldsfield 1/c USN of Pasco spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Hubert Soper home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson
spent Sunday afternoon and eve
ming with their son and family.
Mrs. Dayle Hess and daughter
left for Mississippi to be with her
husband who is in the service
there and expects to remain there
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Warning Given Thieves;
Residents on Watch

Highlands-The Highland peo-
pie warn the thieves who have
been active lately that everyone
is on the lookout for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ray re-
turned from Minnesota Saturday
where they had been called by
the death of his mother.
Mrs. Nelson Lewis mother Mrs.
Sheehan accompanied Dayle Hess
to Mississippi.
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Ira Tuttle Improved;
Nav Be Home Soon

Highlands-Mrs. Frank Lamp
son reports her father Ira futile
somewhat improved since enter
ing the Pasco hospital, and reports
the possibility Of his being able
to return to her home Friday.
Church Grape Juice Company
has sent Ellsworth Campbell to
Sunnyside to help supervise the
freezing of grapes for jams, jellies
etc.
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Germany derives half of her
gasoline supply from coal. ~
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WE this with items week You
w interest," us apoul
personally appreciate telephone number
Is One Doube-Cne d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Back From South

Vacationists back from warmer
climes include: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rapport. who visited
their son and his wife, Ii. and
Mrs. Richard Rapport, who are
stationed in Tampa. Fla. It.
Rapport is attached 10 McDil
Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman J..
Ross Jr. have left for several
weeks at # Lauderdale, Fla,
while DR.. and Mrs. David s.
Jlckling are back from two
months in Hollywood, Cal.
New officers were chosen by
Garland Street Literary Club at
the final session this week at a
salad luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd G.. Kirby.
Mrs. George w. Smith was
elected president; Mrs. Francis
II. Flanders. vice president.
Mrs. Fred j. Getaway, secretary;
Mrs. w s. Ballenger, treasurer.
A. paper on The Sturd V
Dutch was read by Mrs. Harry
5. Read Mrs. Maitland CorliSS
was iont hostess. RecesSing
for the season, the club Will next
"mapt OnAOCt 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Birthday Parties

Birthday parties for the young
fry are practically the only
mainstay of the entertainment
pillar.
Galen Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert c. Brown, cele-
bratcd her fourth birthday early
in the week with a party and
supper for the following: Lloyd
Muller, Linda Mirgon, Johnny
Harris. Martha Smith, Janice
Guy, Eddie Lander. Kay Fer
neau. Allan Walter. Nancy Hem
derson, Walter Wenzel and Mari
lyn Sanders,
Then the sixth birthday ~
Suzanne Janetzke, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry A. Janetzke.
had the exciting adventure Of
an Easter egg hunt in addition
10 games and supper. The young
sters consisted of Bobby O'Dowd,
Miriam Potter, Philip Smith,
Sue Ann Sauter. Carter Cromp-
ton. Beverly Gay and David Nc
Donald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

men. she said THE wives oi
producers and directors do most
~ the organiIational work ON
cantccns and entertainment pro
grams. The actresses SerNe
whenever they get the time of
from work.
Ter advice go women whose
Enfr.opdS on husbands have left
for tbo service is simple Keep
L4sN
Every woman should do
something i'm these days" She
SAID she should get some work
ING interest I'm life. II she can't
take full time job, she should
take on vital volunteer work
There are 30 many useful
lohS that "A woman or girl can
certainly find something TO do
that she'd like" she said. I'D
like 10 have time 10 devote 10
caring for children in nurseries.
Every girl or Young wife can
gain saluable knowledge that
Way-we all hope 10 have q
little darling of our own some
daN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
FLINT. April Il

1 AfA4E . q - - o
GENERAL former FlintiteS
" were visitors in town This
week and greeted friends pleas
antly.
Among them was Mrs Fred
r. Kimmerling, who came on
from the ranch near Tucson,
Ariz., where the family now re-
side. 10 spend a few DAYS with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann Jr.
During her stay. Mrs. Sumner s.
Howard entertained Mrs. KIM
merling and members Of a for
mer bridge club, TO which tie
visitor belonged, at luncheon.
Mrs. Kimmerling left 10 join
her son. Don. now a student at
the University of Chicago.
Mrs. Frederick Lockwood.
with her daughter. Kay, lett for
Crawford. n. J., after 4 stay
with Mrs. Lockwood's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Reed Coughtry.
Also on the visitors list this
week were 1t. and Mrs. Neil j..
BerSton Jr. from Fort Knox, KY.
They are leaving over the
weekend after visiting 1t. Ber-
Ston's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Neil j. BcrStOn for a week.
Douglas Van Patton was also
on the "in-town' roster for
stay as the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Gray van Patton. be
fore departing for Bracebrldge,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Former Flint Residents
Return for Brief Visits

table. Monday afternoon Mrs.
Howard l. Clark viii be hostess
10 the group.
Members Of League Of Catho-
lie Women and their many
friends are looking ahead to
May ]. which always signifies
the annual Maytime card party,
drawing from 400 10 500 play
ers. This year 1t viii be held
on Saturday. as the first Of May
occurs on that day Mrs. Milton
s. Grieb Is general chairman
with Mrs. William Vail as CO.
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Bnde-to-Be
F aces Busy
Weekend
BY THE CHAPERON

4 FULL weekend of proved
~ ding activities in the familiar
surroundings of Michigan State
College where she is senior
student is on the program for
Mary Elaine ChildS as her we'd
ding date. April IS. moves up
gradually.
Miss Childs is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ChildS Of
Lancashire road, Crosse Pointe,
and her fiance is Capt. Jack
Hamill WEIGH, son of DR.. and
Mrs. John O. WEIGH of Column
bus. O.. and nephew of DR.. Roy
d. Mcclure of Detroit
Saturday al ternoo Mary
Flaine'S dormitory at Michigan
State was simply teeming with
excitement for II of her school
chumS and sorority sisters got
together to put on a huge bridge
tea and shower for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Mdnpower Shortage Hits Films,
But Susan Hayward Solves Problem

make some very fine friendships
with women" she said. Friend
ships that, believe. will last
long after thewa IN over and
our men return"
Miss Hayward came 10 New
York m connection with her APP
poarance in the Paramount pic
ure Reap the Wild Wind. and
She Is planning a tour of army
camps ON her way back 10 the
coast
I'm really looking forward to
that" she said ITS always "A
wonderful thrill, entertaining in
camps. It's hard workout fun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Elect New Officers

Art class also chose new off
GERS this week for the club with
the proud heritage OF practically
90 years to look back on.
Mrs. r. Bruce Macduff is the
new president: Mrs. William H.
Dawson, secretary; Mrs. Harold
Curtice, treasurer.
Mrs. George l.. Whyel enter
tanned the group and also pre-
scented the topic Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Dawson presided al the tea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
By JANE CoCHR A
International New, service >,sn wr'er

NEW YORK. April d.
WHEN lovely Susan Hayward
w SAYS that dates are scarce
the manpoVcr shortage Has
really mt Hollywood BUt 'ho
Brooklyn-born >tarlrt who bikes
dancing and GATES ms rr'urr
the next one. isn't Woping
ANY woman" she says who
depends on dates and the enter
tainment of men 10 get fun out
az life doesn't have much char
acieT OF her own.
ANY woman who j. bored
now that her husband or men
friends are all in the service
would be bored even In peace
time" she adds.
Susan. who frankly admits
thai almost aii hCr hoy tru"uuS
are IN The army. navy marines
or coast guard keeps herself en-
tertained by entertaining Soi-
dierS and sailors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Active Workers

Mrs. A. J. Prentice is serving
As chairman Of tickets with Mrs.
Miles Martin and Mrs. Rose
Knickerbocker taking care Of
the Mt. Morris area. Others
working on the committee are
the following
MesdameS Jerome f. McCor-
mick, Mrs. Leo G. Sabourln,
Mrs. Theodore T. Skinner, Mrs.
c. s. McAlpine, Mrs. c. A.
Rukamp. Mrs A. r. DeYonker,
d Mrs. Carl r. Jordan, Mrs. A. b.
CogginS.
Mrs. John J. Palovich. Mrs
Frank j. Vorght, Mrs. All
Henige, Mrs. George II. Nc
Ginty. Mrs. Stephen J. Kaza.
Mrs. Teresa Empey, Mrs. Leo
Wittbrodt, Mrs. Jerry A. Hyde,
Mrs. John r. Crossley and Mrs.
Joseph Aslin. The committee
was appointed by the president,
Mrs. Joseph Pruchnicki.
Plans are also shaping up Tor
the annual card fete of Oppor-
tunity circle of the King $
Daughters on May 5 in the home
for children maintained by the
circle. Mrs. Walter r. Smith IS
looking after general arrange
ments aided by Mrs. Charles s.
Wood, Mrs. Lester +. Blair,
Mrs. William II. Marshall. Mrs.
J. II. Daniels. Mrs. c. A.
Bloomer and Mrs. A. NJ. Curley.
Also on the red letter events
is the annual founders day
function slated on May il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
All Brea axis al Once
For w. K. Howard
HOLLYWOOD. April II.

HOLLYWOOD. April Il.
EVERYTHING BREAKS at
once for William *. Howard He
was signed 10 direct James Gag
ncy IN "McLeed'S Folly and
The publicity on the deal got
HIM a call from the receiver of
building and loan company.
who had been trying for months
10 locate Towards address. Re-
suit a check for SS46.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Garden Talk at Wayne

Mrs. george Bourton Of the
Garden Center at Belle Isle will
be guest speaker at a meeting
of the Wayne Women's Club at
| AS p. m. Wednesday in the
Wayne School Auditorium. Her
topic will be Victory Garden
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Fine Friendships

Friendships also viii grow out
OF the current situation, Miss
Hayward says
I'VE have the opportunity to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
(Ii;ks
Paul Henrys End
Stay in Florida

MR. A n ID M r :. p A u l.
HENRY Of Woodingham drive
recently returned from a three
week stay in Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Group Of Hostesses

HostesseS were Barbara Baird,
Meribah Rowlett, Dash Wuerfel
and Kay Foster of Detroit, Jean
Anderson and Ann Hoyt Of
Crosse Pointe. Jeanne knight of
Royal Oak, Michkie Collins Of
Pleasant Ridge, Chottie Hess Of
Bay City.
Althea Everett Of Sault Ste.
Marie. Dottie Little of Saline,
Thelma Jones Of Wyandotte,
Doris Jean Holser of Midland,
Flossie wilkins of Syracuse. n.
Y, Joyce II a bert of Grand
Rapids, Jackie Littlefield of
Eaton Rapids. and Ann DOMAIN
Of Elbridge. ~ Y.
The party, begun in mid-after-
noon. was carried over into the
evening and not only was Mary
Elaine Showered with many
beautiful gifts but she was also
Showered-literally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Visit Nearby Bases

I'VE go 10 nearby bases one
or two nights week and sing
or put on skis for the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Table Gay With Flowers

The refreshmcnt table was
cleverly centered with tiny red
horses. each tied with white
ribbons and surrounded by an
array of red and white Carna-
tionS.
Nancy Dillon will be her sis
ters maid of honor and Molly
Holden of Washington, small
cousin of the bride-elect. will act
as Junior bridesmaid. Best man
Will be Joseph Verhelle Of De-
troit.
Among the Detroiters who will
travel 10 Washington for the
wedding are Mrs. Ray Dillon and
Miss Margaret Dillon, aunts Of
the bride-elect, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Larsen.
In addition Mrs Frank Hughes
Of Washington will attend the
wedding. At present she is Wis
ting Miss Margaret Dillon at
the latter's home in Kensington
road and will return to Wash
lngton with the wedding guests.
; Sisters TO Attend Her
Three sisters and two future
SiSterS-in-law Of Helen Cronin
will be her attendants at IL
a m, May 1, in Gesu Church.
when Miss Cronin becomes the
bride Of 1t. Robert Pfeffer. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pfeffer Of
Dayton, o., formerly Of Crosse
Pointe.
Matron Of honor will be Mrs.
Arthur ID. Cronin Jr. OF Detroit,
and the bridesmaids Mrs. Rich
ard b. Cronin Of Temple. Tex.
Mrs. Walter 3. Cronin of De-
troit, Mrs. A. M. Thomson Of
Evanston. Ill, and Mrs. Russell
Kirbert Of Dayton, Q.
The latter two are sisters OF
the bridegroom-elect,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Ceremony Set for 4 p. m

DR.. and Mrs. Howard Leeper
Of Columbus, O, will come 10
Detroit for the wedding. The
ceremony will take place at 4
p m. at the Martha Mary
Chapel of Greenfield Village
Celeste Dillon left Saturday
night for Washington, where she
Will be married 10 James II.
Schacfer. May !, in the Sacred
Heart Church. Her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Dillon, Of
Chicago boulevard, and Nancy,
Caroline and Len Dillon Jr.
will follow April %.
Last week Cynthia and Mary
Lou Murphy entertained Miss
Dillon and - guests at bath
room shower at the home Of
their m Ter, Mrs. William
Roney i'm ProVenCal road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Given thorough Tubing

Apparently,-it's a custom up
at Michigan State TO give a
bridc-elect a through Tubing
and Mary Elaine was no eX-
ccption. for dunked she was in
the shower.
As if that wasn't enough ac-
tivity for one weekend, her
school chumS were to give the
SpinSter dinner for her this
Sunday at the dormitory with
the biggest thrill coming when
the whole dining room Of
feminine voices begin singing
the Kappa Sig Sweetheart song
IN her honor.
Her fianCe was a Kappa
Sigma at Ohio State University.
The rehearsal dinner for the
bridal party will be held at
Devon Gables in Bloomfield
Hills on the evening before the
Easter Sunday wedding
Attending will be Mr. and
Mrs. Childs, DR.. and Mrs. WEIGH,
Or. Victor Kistler. Miss Ruth
Cornell, the bride-elect and her
fianCe Capt. WEIGH will arrive
on Saturday from Indian Town
Gap, Pa.