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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

WE SELL FOX LAYING, START.
ing and growing mashes. horse ana
mule feed. $40 Pork Maker pig
and hog feed and dairy feed. Pour,
try remedies and grass seed ana
electric breeders. Henderson HAT
cherry. as South Garnctt street
phone 81. 9-ou
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13
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increasing their insurance in Wow.
q: higher replacement costs w,
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

GOOD WORK MULE FOR SALE.
Can bC seen at Mrs. Julia Jones
chicken farm about two miles from
Henderson on route ,. l3-lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

WHEN YOU THINK OF coz,
rI.I 200. Doug and Bob Fall.nn-
arp.rcIIte your orders. II. n
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

F'& RENT THREE ROOMS -
..upic or small family. Ii interest.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

LOST ELhCK LEATHER KEY
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13

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couple or small family. If lntera.t-
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CANDLER-PALMER MOTOR o.
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ding announcements or Invi,.-
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model used cars ut Motor
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-13
OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA.

Ut II IN. HE INSFEJTION SLY
ton. Cars washed. fabricated.
polished. batteries rechargcd, Cult
gas and oils. l.. Z. Harris Cult
Service Station. Garnet and Hor-
ncr SIS, phone ll98-W. 26-tf
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Blacksmith Is Convicted
Of Staying Policeman
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PRINCETON, w. Va, April a.
A Mercer County jury today re-
turned verdict of second degree
murder against William Spencer
Harris, 27-- year old blacksmith,
charged with the fatal shooting of
William Land, Bluefleld police
man, last fall.
The jurors deliberated hours
and 13 minutes before reaching the
verdict. which carries q penalty Of
from to 18 years under West
Virginia law.
Harris, who was employed in
Pulaski, Va, and Bluefield, main
tanned he shot in self defense when
Policeman Land and another officer
attempted to arrest him on a down.
town street early on the morning
of October 2, 1912.
Police testified that Harris was
tripped by a spectator while fleeing
and then fired at the officers from
the sidewalk. Harris was wounded
in the leg by one bullet.
The case first was heard in jan
uary, but when Harris became i'll, a
mistrial was declared.
Judge F. Morton Wagner set May
for a hearing on motion to set
aside the verdict.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Senator Mead Hands
Son His Commission
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND,
Md, April Ex-senator Mead, DEM
ocrat, of New York, handed his son,
James M. Mead, jr., a commission
as second lieutenant in the Army
ordnance department today.
Senator Mead was the principal
speaker at commissioning exercises
for ITS officer candidates who had
completed a 90-day course here.
Maj. Gen. Charles T. Harris. ir.,
commanding general of the proving
ground, presented commissions to
the other candidates.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
DR.. CIinchy Going Abroad
To Study Church Relief

DR.. Russell J. Clinchy. former
pastor Of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. 1410 Columbia
road NV plans to leave shortly for
England for a two months tour of
devastated areas to study relief
needs of churches and problems of
postwar reconstruction.
Representing the American Con-
gregational Committee for War Vic
tins, the Congregational General
Council and the Commission on
just and Durable Peace of the
Federal Council of Churches, DR..
Clinchy will first go to London.
During his tour he will visit Scot
land and North Ireland and plans to
make stops at American Army camps
in the British Isles.
DR.. Clinchy is at present pastor of
the Center Church in Hartford,
Conn.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

tor who has been out of the city
for some time, it was expected that
final action would be taken on a
sterilization plan here. According
to local officials "just a few rougn
spots still remain in the plan.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

PORTLAND, OREG-SIGN OF THE TINIES-An enploye of the
Oregonan Portland newspaper posts help wanted
ads in the window to attract workers. this thriving
dustry center there dnning for help skilled and
skilled experienced and inexperienced Every window
carries help wanted sign; quite shock exjob
who used to bump into mo applications taken"
Wide World Photo.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
New Stars Appearing:

New Stars Appearing: W.
proudly count them by the hum
dreds and the number mounts
steadily each month. Yesterday
they were Blu, and Street Car
operators. traffic checkers, book
keepers, supervisors, clerks and
other Cspitai Transit workers.
Over 700 have marched off to
war. gone into the armed services.
To-day. Stars on our Service Flag
remind US of them but they are
on far flung front. from the ice
foes of the Arctic to the sands
Of the Sahara.
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
Ell amor del europeo
y la oriental

Ell ingeniero Sc enamoro un dia
anasioradamente de una bella
danzarina de Cambodge, llamada
Iriyon. Ell amor del ingeniero y
Ia artista fue muy comentado en-
TODD ell pals, pues ella era %conoci-
dlsima por su belleza V por su
arte coreografico. Iriyon era un
verdadero modelo de hermosura
esiatica. extrana e inquietante.
In dia, Dalier marcho con su
amante a la ciudad siamesa de
Korat. Coincidiendo con clio, al
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
DE ECoNO''

"Afirmo que no hay ell i
esfera de acci6n de la teO+ \
monica ninguna distinc, .o-,5.
fundamental que entire ,,.
ci6n para Utilidad" "PFo -. ]
para Consume" Es estS !. 4
ella que cualquier nino cn :
anoc la comprenderia' n
persona del mundo pueas -.
derla, salvo un professor az =,
mia de universidad cuyO
gado cargo depende de ''
derla." 81,
Upton
La gaceta., 1943-05-14

Ell ejercito aleman no Sc rinde-decfan
los senOres que e~scuchaban y daban credi-
to a la propaganda de Goebbels. BESIDE ell
cinco de mayo a la fecha, segdn ell comuni-
cado dado aver por ell general Eisenhower,
Sc han rendido a las tropas inglesas, fran
cesas y americans mos 100000 jefes, Off
cialeS y soldados alemanes italianos.
Sc rinden ...y en- IN momento pasan
de la a%rrogancia y la brutalidad a la dull
zura" Y la "modestia".
iY manana, cuando las tropas de las
NacioneS midas entren en- Berlin, milo
mes de ellos diran que estaban en- desacuer
do, en- profundo desacuerdo con Hitler.
pero que temiendo perder la vida colabo-
raban con el v. vertfan sangre de seres
~inocenteS.
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
Iriyon habla

Sc habia convertible en- Ell ln
Altos funcionarios Fesaa
en- Siam hicieron gestloneS y
del ingeniero para que aOSa''
Sc aquel pals, para cue de1'
amor de la bella danzafiN
Cambodge. Sc lie ofrecleF~
poradas de vacacioneS' eH.
bien retribuidos, ascenSoS'
era in1til. Iriyon Sc haol' 1
denado de tai modO, con 81
fundo maleficio oriental a
del europeo, que esta va no |
prescindir de ella.
Pasaron algunas seman8',
dia Sc vic que Iriyon lleVa0'
gunos diamantes del traIe ~
a la princesa de Korat' La !.
Sc puso de nuevo en- peFS' :
de Dalier. Pero esta yez no "
contro.
Nadia volvi6 a YER al inge'
Y solo cuando fue hallaoo
de Nakorn Sritamarat st :,
ci6n ell misterio. lnterrog'1'
yon, declare que unos s'a'D''
bian secuestrado a Dailel :.
nazado con la muerte a ID ~ !,
ma 81 les delataba y 81 h"O J.
alguien de la desapariciOH =
geniero. ,
Ell europeo fue aseSirauo ~. :
pedazado segun las pfS'' -
ligiosas del pals. De este IN
Slim debia detener Ia
de los doses de SIAM
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
Quien era la victima

Slim, Ash Sc llama en- Siam Y
en- Cambodge a estos cadaveres,
divididos en- seis parties y embal-
samados segun las prescripcio-
mes del quito.
Generalmente, ell Slim es la vic
TINA de un asesino que cree que
obrando con ell cadaver segun las
reglas de la religion escapara a
la venganza de los doses.
La victima r esta vez un blan
co. La noticia del descubrimiento
del crimen lego Embellishments
a las autoridades. Estas comen-
aaron u investigaciones sin per-
dida de tempo. Y muy pronto Sc
pudo llegar a la conviction de que
el cadaver era ell de un ingeniero
frances llamado Jacques Dalier.
Dalier habfa trabajado como in
geniero en- diversas c~onstruccio-
mes de Mekong. Sus companeros
de profession Residences en- la mis-
ma ciudad, como los obreros STA
meses, cambodgianos y cingaleses
cue habian trabajado a sus orde-
mes, lie consideration como una ex-
celente persona, Y al mismo ITEM
pc como un tecnico de valor ex-
cepcional.
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
La Terrible Venganza Stances
UN DESCUBRIMIENTO MACABRo

guien robo a una princesa l
ia ciudad su traje de gala,
mente cubiertO de piedras vl
sas. Estes trajes, entire las |
las mobiles de Siam, van pad
de generation en- generaci6in
princesas los visten an las l
DIES representative teatrals
anualmente Sc dan. FL traje
do ahora en- Korat estaba va
do, con sus joyas, en- million J
dio de frances.
Las sospechas acerca de .
pudiera ser ell autor del nN
inclinaron hacia Dali2r. La ;
cfa registr6 su domicila h
sin embargo, Sc encontr5 En- IL
irgeniero, indignado, &j Aa1
Con el iba Iriyon, la Ol-arla
to Y la estrella de su I
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
DECISION DEL JUEZ DeVANE
-REBAJA DE LA CARNE
-PRISIONERO Ell CORONEL GENE
RIAL
-GRATITUD DEL PUEBLO RUSO
-YEKATERINA IVANOVNA

Ell nuevo juez federal DeVane, tan que
rido en- Tampa, declare aver constitutional
una disposition de la OPA.
Sc reconoce al gobiernO de los Estados
Unidos, con su decision, ell derecho a regu-
lar los alquileres.
Hace pOcas semanas, en- un estadO del
Norte, otro juez federal declare inconstitu-
cional la medida protectora del bOlsillo de
los inquilinos pobres.
Creemos nosotros que ell juez DeVane
ha interpretado, con SUI sentencia, ell sentir
del pueblo americana.
LA salud del pueblo" era y es, en- las
naciones libres, 'la suprema ley".
Y las reglas de la OPO sobre los alqui-
leres son "saludables" y al mismo tempo
~profundamente democraticas.
Entrara EN- vigor, ell lunes, la pequena
rebaja ordenada pOr ell gobierno en- cuantO
a los precios de las carnes de carnero, cor
dero y %ternera.
Para ell dia l de JUNO Sc anuncia otra
%disminuci6n en- los precios y sera de 1917.
Ell gobierno extraera dinero del tesoro
n~acional para devolver csc 10% a los gran
des y pequenos mataderos.
Medidas muy convenientes, pero que
dejan en- pie, todavia, los aspectos mas pc
ligrosos del 'inflacionismo".
Probablemente sera necesario actuar
con mas energia anteS del otOnO.
Ha sido hecho %prisionero pOr las tropaS
ingleSas, en- Tunicia, ell coronel general
Won Arnim, que sucediera en- ell mando al
mariscal Rommel.
La Radio alemana habia dicho, o dado
a entender, que Won Arnim va habia salido
del NOrte de Africa y que ell mando supre-
mo estaba en- las manos de un general tia
liano.
Sc rinden como ninitas compungidas
los guerrerOs a los cuales habia ordenado
Hitler combatir hasta MORN.
iQue tambien los soldados e~Sclavos
aman la vida, apesar de la "superioridad
racial alemana y de las brutales 6rdenes
de sus jefes!
iAhora, derrotados, Sc lavaran las ma
nos ensangretadas, bajaran la cabeza y ha-
blaran "dulcemente'!
iQuiza comprenden mejor en- estos
momentos que todos los hombres son igua-
les y que los mas valientes no son los
'%arios', sino los soldados de la libertad!
Las palabras que siguen son de una
cr6nica del notable periodista americana
Rafael Parker, que escribe desde MoscG:
"En cuanto a la gratitud hacia ell pueblo
americana pOr sus generoSos obsequios in
dividuales, Sc expresa con palabras since
raS y ardientes en- los pequenos grupoS de
personals. En- la sitiada Leningrado, en-
MoZhaiSk, unOS pOcos diaS despues de que
a - A TE 4
La gaceta., 1943-05-14

Una mujer aldeana-escribe Parker
Sc levant6 a hablar. Llevaba un chal ne
gro alrededor de SUI cara arrugada y habia
lagrimas en- suS ojos cuando Sc lie dijo que
estos regalos venian de America y que con
ellos lie seria possible vestir a sus tres hijos.
Habl6 ella pOr miles y 70 quiero que sus
palabras lleguen a Estados Unidos":
"Nosotros m I'm pueblo altivo. ia
mas pense 70, Yekaterina Ivanovna, obre-
IA de una finca colectiva de Borodino, que
neceSitarfa implorar la carload. Pero estos
regalos de America los acepto para los hi
jos de mi marido, que esta en- ell ej6rcito
rojo cOmbatiendo a los fascistas 'Hitleris-
tas'. Combatira Ell con mas denuedo GUAM
do sepa que sus hijos estan abrigados, y 70
en- su nOmbre dOy las gracias a America"
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
ChMmgas y No ChMMgGS

los alemanes Sc marcharan dejando las ca
sas convertidas en- ruinas y a los habltantes
hambrientos y semidesnudos; en- las colo
Mas de obreros de la Siberia, donde mu-
chos arribaron, procedentes del oeste, con
muy POGO equipaje; en- los hospltales y no.
cares de convalescientes en- ell Asia Cen
trial; en- los compamentos de ninos de la
Siberia, en- todas parties los pueblos de la
Union Soviet han expresado carino hacla
America con una gratitud sencilla que vale
mas, mucho mas, que aparatosas declara-
clones.
Gel pueblo russo es por naturaleza ge-
neroso e impulsivo.
"Hace amos, cuando estaban escasos de
where's, mandaron alimentos a los Obreros
que Sc morian de hambre en- ell Ruhr. En-
una OCCASION, cada asalariado en- la Union
Soviet sacrifice cuatro dfas de ~jornales pa
ra ayudar a los ciudadanos de China.
Cuando miles de huerfanos e~spanoles des-
embarcaron en- puertos de Russia, ell pueblo
dej6 sus diversiones para atenderlos."
Generoso ell pueblo russo, como ell pue-
bio americana, ell pueblo espanol y ell pue-
bio cubano.
Generosos y valientes porque aman la
vida y saben que vivir sin libertad, sin dig
nidad, es algo terrible, peor que la muerte.
Los hombres que deseamos para todos
los ciudadanos del mundo una vida LENA
de comodidades, una vida de ser civilizado,
pensamos hoy que es absolutamente indis-
pensable, para salvar en- definitiva a la es-
pecie humane, que tomen unidos las sendas
del future los pueblos de Estados Unidos,
la Union Soviet, China, la Gran Bretana y
sus aliados.
Pero es de grandiSima importancia,
ahora que la propaganda llega a todos los
%rincones del Universe, que Sc compenetren,
cOnsolidandO suS relaciones de amistad, los
1872, 900, 900 de habitantes de los Estados
Unidos con los 100, 900, 900 de habitantes
de las repdblicas que integran la Union
Soviet.
Avanzando de comGn acuerdo Estados
Unidos y ell Soviet, ell mundo, 81 e~ntendemos
bien los problemas actuales, llegara a una
paz justa, ~"ganara la paz".
Una mujer aldeana-escribe Parker
Sc ~levant6 a hablar. Llevaba un chal ne
gro alrededor de su cara arrugada y habia
lagrimas en- sus ojos cuando Sc lie dijo que
eStOS reUalOS Vpnian de Am6rica V nnn CON
La gaceta., 1943-05-14

Hace algunas semanas, dos via
jeras hicieron un dramatico des-
cubrimiento en- Nakorn Sritama-
rat, la ciudad de los temples de
Siam. Estaban ante I'm sarc6fa-
go de piedra. Una de las dos WISH
tantes tuvo la idea de levantar un
POGO la tapa del sarc6fago. Pero
la mujer 10 dejo caer Immediate
mente; acababa de YER con es-
panto, bajo la piedra, una cabeza
de hombre blanco perfectamente
conservada.
Las turistas Sc horrorizaron.
Gritaron, llamando en- socorro a
alguien. Acudi6 a elias IN monte
budista que Sc encontraba en- la
proximidad del temple. Abrio, an
tie las palabras de las dos mule
res, ell sarc6fago, y encontr6 no
sOlamente la cabeza, sino, ade-
mas, ell cuerpo del muerto. Los
brazos Y las piernas habian sido
tambien Separates del tronco, y
despues, colocados al lado de este.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Shirley yCrdi8 Returns to AizondUniversity
Other Bloomfield Hills Activities

is also thc club president this
year
Edith Williams. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Williams Of
Wing Lake. won high averages
for The year in the Junior girls
group and Martha and Eleanor
Penheld came in as champion
and rlnnerup IN the champion
ship races
Chairman for next year in the
girls sailing group viii be
Denise otis with Martha PEN
field and Jane Hogan as as
SlStantS Mrs Paul PcnGeld and
Mrs + S. Rcdd Jr., viii act as
advisors
Mrs. George A. Bee Of Opdykc
road arrived home Sunday from
trip 20 Quebec.
Mrs Edward G. HELLER and
her small son of West Concord.
Mass are AT Ash Point. Ne.
visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs ! Rodney Weeks Of Glen
gary drive, who have been at
their sum mer home since
Aug Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Evelyn Robertson Feted

Parties have started in honor
of Evelyn Robertson whose mar
rage TO Pvt. Robert Bruce
Buhr of the Ordnance Dept
Aberdeen, Md, Will be an event
OF Oct. Is
Mrs. William II. O'Ncil of
Trenton gave the first, a going
away shower, az the Crosse
lie Country Club Thursday. In
vited were
hESDAMEs
J y Deyenbach Edward Bush
Paul Ttefer T. p Mt1worth
n B Parent SteWart Evans
John Nolan Fila Gilmore
Robert Fff'f Herbert Browne
Ralph Briscoe Roher' Hart Gillian
william Hughes
MISSES
hargaret Grant Agnes Williamson
Nan Cole Margaret Barnes
Mrs. ward Bush has
planned a personal shower for
Sept Is at her home in Tren-
ton 10 honor the bride-to-bc
Ann Ballagh has had as her
guest for two weeks, Phyllis
Hutton of Dayton o.. her room,
mate az Miami University, OK
ford O. The TWO girls viii
leave Sept IS 10 continue their
studies as SOphOmOrcS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
V-Gdrden Specimens to Be Discussed
At lie Home Of Mrs. E. A. O'Ned

home was Helen Schmidt Of
Detroit as the guest of Dean
Conway.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Phlnney of Detroit. who is 10
marry 1t Robert VIII, USNR
Sept II
The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Martin. Mr. and Mrs
William Pioch Jr, Mrs, GuStavc
Schlmmel, grandmother Of the
bride-to-be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Diebolt. Pfc. William King Phin-
ney, Will come from California
for his sisters wedding
Paul Conway son Of Mrs. r
A. Conway, IS home for two
weeks from Valley Forge Mill
tary Academy and has as his
guest Margie Tyler Of Paoll. "a
on Tuesday night a number OF
his friends gave q surprise
birthday party in ms honor and
for ms guest Those pUucipat-
ing were
-EAaer'a P.,Fer'0r bob WrsHt
Nsrr} stanton. Peter iat
G1!.-.Lt L-c-- LLCcE1-A lE.l-L LlE.a1lL
Mar AgFr-uerry Igt sEvoul
o'eeArt Ms$atb
Also visiting AZ the Conway
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Back From East

Miss Evelyn Buchanan has
returned 10 her home in Gran
brook road from three weeks
trip in tho East
Mr. and Mrs George c..
Booth left last week tor New
Hampshire whore they Will
spend several weeks.
Mrs William =. Gurney left
Sunday FOR her home in Wash
ingtOn, D c. after week
visit with her cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shuell of Brooknoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders
and their daughter Nancy are
returning 20 their homo IN
Vaughan road today after
months stay in Massachusetts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Return Home

Nj and Mrs Irving p Bah
cock and their daughter Clover
have returned 10 their home IN
Lone P1ne road from Il three
weeks stay AZ their lodge on
Lake Ridoau. ont
Mr and Mrs Harry j King
Ter and their daughter Phyllis
have returned from their farm
near Marine City where they
spent the Weekend Mrs King
Ter and Sis have spent most
Of the summer a, the farm
which they call Long Lane
DR.. and Mrs c. G Darling
Jr and their two sons returned
Sunday 10 their home IN Lone
Pine court from a 10 days stay
at the Old Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Staying al Lodge

Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Brom-
ley are spending some time al
their lodge "Whip-Poor-WHT'
on the Au Sable River
Jerry and Mary Lou Tone
have returned 10 their home IN
Niagara EallS.- Ny after a
visit in Birmingham Mary Lou
was the guest on Peggy Plttman
OF Wing Lake as was Betty
Davidson of Cleveland. and
jerry stayed with Gerry Gillette
who entertained a group of
young pcople al his home IN
Wing Lake road. Jerry Gillette
Will attend Deerfcld School this
fan.
Mr. and Mrs. c. V Beck and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cox have
returned 90 their homes IN
Toledo after a visit az the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Maurice a.
ClauSen Of Long Lake road
Orchard Lake Country Club
will celebrate Presidents Day
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Detroit Sunday Times, September IL, 1913
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Mrs. Parker Returns

Mrs. Thomas Parker who is
making her home with Mrs.
Myron Vorce, returned Tuesday
from "A short stay in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis
have left for a two-weeks' stay
at the Broadmoor Hotel in
Colorado Springs.
Returning to their respective
schools and colleges this month
will bc Nancy Stanton, going to
Pine Manor Wellesley Mass. :,
Roberta Pinkerton 20 Western,
oxford O., Virginia Johnson 20
ST MaryS at South Bend Ind.
Sonia White and Nancy Jewell
70 the University Of Michigan
and jeanne Smith 10 Skidmore.
The first salad bridge Of the
season sponsored by the after
noon division of the Service
League OF ST. James Church,
viii be given on Sept % IN the
parish house The following
women members Of the board
VII act aS hO>tcSseS
WEsDAMEs
james joy Ht-ev D. e T.. Jackson
IHhe.f Alexander Don smith
trr 'srrF EsVr SsluIers
Benjamin "e'1r Roland % Sel
It. jg) and Mrs Thomas X
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Mary Lou Price
Back From East

MARY Lou PRICE returned
rcContlyto her home in FAR
field avenue following a visit
In Brookfeld. Conn. with Mr.
and Mrs Howard a. Fox and
their daughter LoriS Ann.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Mrs. Mcleod Due Back

MRS. NORMAN II. F. Nc
LEOD OF The. Indian Village
Manor Is expected back from
Lake Lcelanau about the md
die of September.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.
Sept. II.

STlLL more girl, have left
~ for their respective schools.
among them Shirley Craig. who
returned Friday 10 the Univcr-
SIty Of Arizona Ann Nichols
viii go back 10 Chicago 10 study
a. the National College Of Edu-
cation and Charlotte Will ac-
company her TINS year
Maj and Mr. Frank CouzenS
moved from Nabeck into their
home IN Longfcllow avenue.
Detroit on Tuesday 10 prepare
the family for returning 70
school Patsy Shue,lwjIl return
10 DobhS Ferry early next week.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Hen
Dire We're weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs Graham i. era
ham a. their attractive lodge
~ Mctamora over Labor Day
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Mrs. BaIIdgh Entertains

Mrs Glen Ballach entertained
a. Il family dinner party Sat.
urday night in honor of Mrs
Ballagh's niece Patricia Phin-
ncy daughter OF Mrs. Emily
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

on sept IS AT the clubhou>e
and the same evening men and
women sailors VIII have their
final dinner Of the year, also
AT the clubhouse. Mrs Benjamin
Micou IS the women'> champion
for the season with Mrs. Aaron
Webster as runnerlp Aaron
Webster came IN first In the
Labor Day mems races thereby
winning the championship for
the year and making the queS-
ton Of Presidents Day dinner
rather a dilemma for him as he