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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
has. Y. Perkins. Attorney
a2s =. Warren A,cnue

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
ui' Court for ne County ~
Navne N chanrerv
HAROLD BRYANT Plaintiff ".
HELEN BRYANT Defendant
40. sis.l9s
~ a.session 81 said Court hold
~ iho fo1r, lloaee in The CRY -
Defros on INC 2ri day OF MAY,
AID 1913
Present The Hon ARTHUR
WEBSTER circuit Judge
IN this cause 4 Appearing by
AFFIDAVIT m f'ic iha the defendant
Ho'cn Bryan. cannot hc served
iv proress isracl ont ~ this
csn-i ne shc e not resident %
fho Stat, o., Michigan hlt resides
1904 East 2rh street CIV -
Topeka. County Of shawnee, state
of Kansas
oN NOTION or CHARLES r.
PERKINS, Attorney for plaintiff,
TT rs ORDERED THAT the de-
fcndart. Helen Dryanf appear and
eas~sr inc nill ~ Complaint
In thls cause within three Ga
months from The cate of this or
Ter. or ma, SAL Ri, will be taken
ss confessed. and that this Order
BE- published according 70 law and
cory thereof be served upon the
defendont bv registered mall as
required by Inv
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
IS True Copy
cAsrAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv T. G NAULT,
s-s-C-is
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Cha,. n. Perkins. ittorncy
sa1 y Warren ANnnna

80 r. OUIItu 1NfUut
STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
THOMAS LEATnERS. Plaintiff.
vs.. BENEATER LEATHERs. De-
PENDANT
NO. 3fi,ls6
Al session OF said Court held
az the Court house IN the city 81
Detroit IN the said County on
Arril 8. 1913
Present Honorable CLYDE J..
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
In this cause. n appearing by
affidavit on file that tho defend
ant. Beneater feathers. cannot he
served by process issued out Of
This Cont as she ~ not a resi-
ideni Of the State Of Michigan. but
iegldes IN the CITY Of Miami. Coun-
~ ~ Dade. and State OF Florida.
on MOTION OF CHARLES r.
PERKINS. Attorney for the Plain
taft.
TT IS ORDERED THAT the de-
fendant. Beneafhor Teaihers. ap-
pcor and answer the Bill OF Com
tioirt IN This CANS. within three
uoHui 90 HIN luq Pies lem 10 zap
40 sIql 10 s.up eul moIJ suuou
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LEGAL NOTICES

receipt signed by the Defendant Is
received that this Order he pub
.shcd ms required by law.
CHESTER +. OHARA.
Circuit Judge
"a rrle Copy
CAsPNR }. IINGEMAN. Clerk.
By A. a BERGER.
Deputy Clerk.
81 6-l..
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James ID. Lee, Attorney,
9Ot0 NJ. Antoine

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County 81
Wayne in Chanccry.
LULA McGHEE Plaintiff. W.
Gl.Y HAMA McGnEE. Defendant
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{ has. u. Kerry. Attorney
nos RrOndvny

srNrr or MICHIGAN in 'he
Circuit Count FOR the County o.
Waync IN CrAncorv
CLAUDE RAnDLER Pnin'if,
VS. WILLIE MAE RApDLER. Dc
fondant
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Ralph W. Miller. Aiioro.,
lila Canlil sire,

STATE or MlcHlsAN 4 i
Circuit cour, for ne cosa,s
WAYNE in Chan,crv
HENRY cLARDY plair..t,
HELEN CLARDY Defendant
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No. 3JI.b1S
ORDER or PUBLICATION

AZ session a said court held
in the Court House in the CITY Of
Detroit. WAYNE County Michigan.
on this 10th day OF March, a D..
1919.
Present Hon. CHESTER p
OHARA. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
fho AFFIDAVIT OF the Plaintiff on
Gle in the above entitled cause.
that II cannot he ascerialned IN
What state or Country the De-
PENDANT now resides. but her last
known address 10 him was 1914
Saratoga Street. New Orleans.
louisiana
1T Is ORDERED that Annie
Baker appear and answer this Bill
% Complaint filed IN this cause
Within three months from the date
Of this Order. or said Bill Of Com
nlalnt VIII be taken as confessed
against her.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of said Order be sent
4, he last known address OF the
raid Defendant by registered mall
and In case no registered return
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Abncr 4. Taiken. Attorney
1910 Monterey A,enue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Couss FOR the county Of
Nasne 'n Chancery
rfAYROHN HOLT Plaintiff, VS..
ROBERT HOLE Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

At a session of sfi 'o'l' w.
in the city OF peTa N'Fsn
1913. N
Present THE Hos LlLA
NErENFELT. Ciisa iaese i
II satisfactorily arr'ar'ns y \
hdavit on flc thar itten''ni : y
a resident Of the state q Ni'D,s']
hnt resides az isi MOTIF : \
IIamshire. Los Anet''s 'a'''l-1
It Is ordered 'ha' 70 'pps.]
herein within three moni'
the date OF this nii'r or ''s
Of complaint filed ho,e.n may
taken as confessed and that 'n)
order be served and pso'isH.a y
cordinr TO law. and 2 copy fae,' y
mailed to the defendant az n'' u
known address.
LILA N. NErtNFELi
circuit judge
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMiN '.e'N
ny A. a. BERGER. !
Denutv Clerk
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No. 3lI.s2e

No. 3il.sss
A. p session OF The said Court
held a. the Court House in me
city Of Detroit on the 2ist day OF
April a -. 1913
Present Hon ADOLpH +
NARSCHNER. Circuit Judge
II appealing 20 This Court from
he affidavit on file that the de-
PENDANT. RettA indc wood b not
resident 81 the state ~ Michl-
ran. County OF WAYNE. but resides
tn ,he tiiv of Cincinnati County
~ Hamilton. State Of Ohio. and
tlaf her last known address was
.Sl4 Park avenue. cincinnai,
Ohio.
oN MOTION or OSCAR F Lice
GErT Attorney for the plalniif
1T Is ORDERED that she ap-
year and answer the Dill u Com
plant filed IN this cause within
three tg) months from the date
81 this Order. or said Bill az Com
Ilaini vill be taken az confessed
end that copy az said Order he
sent 10 the last known address OF
he defendant by registered mail
return receipt requested, and IN
easc tho same - not received by
10 defendant that this Order be
published AZ required by Law.
ADOLrH +. MARsCHNER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR TINGEMAN Clerk
nv r. f. MERRITT,
Deputy Clerk.
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80. 3iO.3as

A, session OF the said court
held in he wayne County Building
ia the City Of Detroit. Michigan on
the eSrd day Of March. Ap 1915.
Present The Hon CHESTER +.
OHARA. Circuit judge
u appearing from The a1idssi'
of Mars Belle Cotton. attached
hereto, hat ne above named vii
lie Cotton, dciend,u, herein Is nos
a resident 81 he State Of Michigan
bur does resiie az is Hardwsy. 81.
Montgomery. Alabama
lt is ordered that he said Dc.
ferdan' enter his appearance IN
the Said cause before the expira-
tom ofihice months from The date
q, this order or said bill Of con.
paint VII he taken as confessed.
ani that The said order be pub
li,asd ~ newspaper printed ana
published n The city OF Detroit.
Wayne comfy Michigan II true
copy o, ia's order cannot be sery-
% % the defendant by registered
mail sent 0 his last known adj
dress
CHESTER r o'HARA.
Circuit Judge
s True CopvA
cASpAR J ItNGEMAN Clerk.
jiy Z. G NArtT,
ps7aiy ccrk 4e4-s-5.
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LEGAL NOTICES

a True Coryl
CASPAR j. LINCFMAN. Clerk
nv 4 4 BERGER.
Deputy clerk
s.s-s-l9
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chas. Il. Berry. Attorney

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
l.EORA MOORE PLAINTIFF. vs..
BOSTON MOORE. Defendant.
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AMENDED
ORDER OF PUBLIC ALTON

A. session Of said Court held
in the Count House In The city OF
Detroit this srd day u May, A.Ds
ief3.
Present The Hon LESTER =.
NOfL Circuit Judge
IN This cause IL appearing by
affidavit on Ole hat tho defendant
Major Smith. cannot be served ny
process issued out OF this Court
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Geo. II. Thompson. Attorney
ala Z. Enresf AAnnna

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
circuit Court for the County OF
Wavne In Chancery.
HARVEY CANT Plaintiff. vs..
LlCY CANT. Defendant
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ChaS. Camphcll. Aliorns!
oSSt Trskine

STATE or Nuli6AN clrcu
Court for the County p, WAYNE
Chancery.
OLIVE SINGEi, PNa''n' y
ALBERT SINGER ne''aaan'-
- oDo |nl.f
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George II. Thompson. Attorney
ak y. Forest Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery.
ELREEDA SMITH. Plaintiff ".
MAJOR SMITH. Defendant
~ 40 ofn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

At a session Of said Coa.l ned
at tho Court llonsc in the CITY o.
Detroit on the a2nd day Of March.
AID, 1913.
Present The Hon CHESTER r.
OHtRA Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing by az
ndavit on file that the defendant.
Zadalia Kinyoun. cannot be served
by process issued out OF this Court
As she IS not a resident Of The
State OF Mlchiean but resides al
42S Michigan Avenue. Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania.
ON MOTION or JOHN X
GRAHAM. attorney for plaintiff.
IT'S ORDERED that The defend
ant Zsdalia klnyoun appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint in
this cause within three months
from the date OF this order or that
said Bill viii be taken as confess
cd and that this order be publish
cd according 10 law and copy
thereof be served upon defendant
by registered mail as required by
law.
CHESTER 2. oHARA.
Circuit Judge.
GA True Copy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

l.
At a session " ~id =,
held az the Court House y
CITY Of Detroit. IN Tho sara n
~ on the card day ~ Ap'''
1afs. III I
Present: Honorable N''N'''
MARscHNER. Circuit leas' \
In this cause. It arpear'ns, i.
affidavit on file that The a,'.' ...,.
Gladys F. Naylor. cannot oe N,
&c by process issued ont . q [.
court as she Is not a f''''.. .,,.,
The state Of Michigan hu' s..l
ir The city of New York '''
Of New York. re n
OK MOTION OF CHAl.''' ,,,s
PERKINS. Attorne- for ''7
tlff. -. 4
TT IS ORDERED that 'ns .,,
PENDANT. GLADYS r. NayloI' ss
and answer the Bill OF 'ong .,,s
IN this cause within three nv"
from the date Of this o's. .. ,
that said Bill will be iaA'D
confessed and that said o'' "A
published a cordIng 20 law ~, I,
copy thereof be served nv.
defendant by registered n''
required by law. u,,xrr
ADOLPH r MAl'S' ''' ,sa,I
"a True Copy) .,
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, C'''''
by r. r. MERRITT. a
Deputy Clerk.
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Cecil l.. ward, Attorney,
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry
MARY BELLE COTTON. Plaintiff
IS. WILLIE COTTON Defendant.
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John Is. Grahaln. Attorney
ogG L. Vernon Highway

STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for tho County OF
Wayre IN Chanociy
BERTHA NAE MALONE Plain
tlN, vs.. vEARGLE MALONE, De-
fnndani
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John Il. Graham. Attorney
o0G =. Vernon Highway

STATE or MlCHlGAN. in tho
Circuit Cnrt for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
FRANK kfNNoUN. Plaintiff rs.
zADALIA KiNNOrN. Defendant
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oscar +. IlTceit, Attorney
1853 Russell Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. n the
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
Wayne. IN Chancerv
CURTIS UNDERWOOD Plain
tn, Ns RETTA UNDERWOOD.
refertant
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Sol. aaa.NGe

AZ session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the CITY oi
Detroit on tho 18th day OF Feb
ruary. AID. 1919.
Present. The Hon THOMAS j.
MURPHY. Circuit Judge
In this cause, It appearing by az
ndavii on Gle. that Ihc defendant,
vcarelc Malone cannot be served
'y process issued out OF this Court
as he is not resident Of the State
OF Michigan. bnt resides IN The City
Of Day,on, County Of Montgomery,
state OF Ohio.
ON MOTION or JOHN X.
GRAHAM, attorney for plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Veargle Malone. appear
and answer the Bil OF Complaint
in this cause. within three months
from The date OF this order. or that
sam bin VIII be taken as confessed
and that this order be published
according to law and copy there
Of be served upon the defendant
by registered mail as required by
law.
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
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Chas. Y. Perkins, iilo'"e'
s0z 4 Wnrren A,enne

STATE or MICHIGAN 70 "a
Circuit Court for mo coupV
Wayne in Chancery u,.,,,s
EUSTACE ! NAli,V''' :, ,'' n.
Va. GLADYS = N'fLoN' =
fcndant
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Jas. u. Lee. Attorney
0OlO ~ Antoine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN, n the
Circuit Court FOR the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
HARRY BAKEK. rlaIrtir, W..
ANNIE BAKER. Defendant.
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i'oIpH ~
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clyde I. WEBSTER.

a True Cory
cAspAR y LlNGEMAN. Clerk
lr "A. MERGER,
Dtpa't Clerk 4-ls- o--'
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Abner 4. Tatken. Attorney
1910 Monterey A,enne

1910 Monterey Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
LUCILLE EPSTEIN. Plaintiff.
Va. RAYMOND T. EPSTEIN. De-
feudant
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a. True Copy
CNsrAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk
hy s a BERGER.
Deputy Cork ga SIS.
Evening star., 1943-03-19

She learns to teach enlisted men
the things she learned, especially
how to load and unload a plane of
sick men. She has to know the
right way to lift a stretcher from
the shoulder. Just in case she
should have to do such lifting her
seelf, she takes special classes in
calisthenics.
Physical requirements for the
fight nurse are weight not over 1876,
height in proportion and age under
36. The flight nurse must be a
volunteer. Col. Stevenson said they
have 20 applications for every flight
nurse job.
1t looks like dangerous job. and
Army officials admit it is II looks
like glamorous job, and the flight
nurses admit they find a thrill in
belonging to the first feminine fight
ing units of the Army.
They're proud of their air force
blue flying suits. They have seven
outfits. regular, air force flying suits,
coveralls, an arctic suit with fleece
lined helmet and boots, all like the
ones the men wear; an air force blue
skirt, slacks and blouse adapted from
the mans flying suit, the Army
nurse dress uniform dark blouse,
Evening star., 1943-03-19
UDC Unit Plans
Annual Benefit
Dance Thursday

The annual benefit dance of the
senior group of the Maj Charles
M. Stedman Chapter, Children of
the Confederacy, will be held at
$50 pm. Thursday at Confederate
Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont ave-
nue. NV. The affair will be both a
benefit for the Red Cross and a
birthday celebration for the chapter.
The birthday cake will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Livingston Vann, jr..
in behalf of the Asha FaiSon ColWell
Williams Chapter. UDC. Mrs. Edna
w. Mann III, vice president of the
chapter, will preside at the cake
cutting"
Donations for the Junior Red
Gross will be accepted, including
money, buttons, coffee cans, canes
for wounded soldiers, books and
other articles as suggested by Miss
Elizabeth Hummer at the last meet
ing.
Hostesses will include Mrs. Lena
Epperly Macdonald, third vice presi-
dent Of the District Division of the
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and director of the Children
of the Confederacy; Miss Betty
Louise Mann. president of the Sted-
man Chapter. and members of the
Dance Committee, Miss Joan Nc
Alwee, chairman, and Miss Beverly
Lee Fones, vice chairman.
Patrons and patronesses who have
accepted invitations to serve are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bachman, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Walbridge Robbins
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Army Flight Nurses Serriing
In Front Line Combat Areas
By Marqref Kernodle,
Associated Press Features Writer.


/ BOWMAN FIELD. Ky.-Brig. Gen
/ David n w Grant, the Army Air
/ surgeon, calls them Flying Florence
/ Nlghtingales
/ They are the Flight Nurses. new
/ est troops of the United States Army
/ and the only American women in
a military fighting unit, according
to officials OF the Troop Carrier
/ Command. They put the Army
Nurse Corps in the front lines and
the Army nurse in first place as a
| pioneer American woman.
The flight nurse is a graduate
Of the training center for Air Evac-
uatlon Nurses here a. Bowman
! Field. I've just observed this new
est nursing training center, where
the first official graduating class
demonstrated air evacuation duties
| With Col Erling L. Bergquist of
Troop Carrier Command Headquar-
ters, Stout Field, Indiana, we were
flown over Kentucky and Indiana
Col, Bergqulst explained how the
big planes can carry troops, even
paratroopers, or supplies to the
front and come back as a hospital
plane with three tiers of stretchers
| bearing wounded American fight
ers under the care of a fight nurse.
Already number of American
fight nurses are in combat areas.
They were trained in smaller groups
In fact, for SIX months or more, Gen
Grant said, this dream has been
coming true
He explained that experience.
| both in the last war and this, has
proved that speed in getting in
jured men to a hospital markedly
reduces the mortality rate.
Army authorities say that in less
than 46 hours 2l troop carrier planes
can fly 500 wounded 1000 miles out
Of combat zone
Air evacuation is not new. The
British have used it in Irau India,
Egypt and Australia. Up to 1887
France had evacuated 1000 wounded
soldiers by air from Syria and Mo-
rocco. Poland was divided into
lO0-mlle sectors with an air ambu-
lance serving each sector. In the
United States since the World War
aerial ambulances have been used
by the Army, Navy, Coastguard
and commercial planes. Passenger
planes and United States Army
bombers evacuated people after the
Chile earthquake.
The flight nurse gets parachute
drill. She drills in loading and un-
loading plane Three generals
reviewed the first parade of flight
nurses on the ramp here.
wondered what a graduate nurse
needed to know to become a fight
nurse. The main thing seems to be
to learn how differently sick men
react in the air, how certain wounds
or illnesses affect evacuation by air,
and to be acquainted with new medi-
cines required for air treatment.
They learn to put the most seri-
ously wounded men near the pilot,
away from the normal sway of the
planes tail
A flight nurse studies aero medi- |
cine, tropical medicine. desert medi-
cine, arctic nursing, chemical war |
fare, climate, air evacuation tactics, |
mental hygiene, air route, flying, |
oxygen, logistics. field sanitation She |
must fly II hours before leaving this
training center.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Fellowship Group
Will 1naugurate
Series of Forums

The World Fellowship Committee
of the Young Womens Christian
Association, which will inaugurate
series Of forums on "A Free
World: Its Responsibilities and
Privileges on Tuesday evening, will
entertain at an informal buffet sup
per preceding the first discussion.
Harold Butler, British Minister,
who will be the principal speaker in
the opening forum, and Mrs. Butler
will be ranking guests at the supper
party, Members Of the questioning
panel also will be honored. These
include DR.. Eugene Stanley, Dr.
Hilda Smith, Mrs. Laura Puffer
Morgan and Chauncey Snow, who
will be accompanied by Mrs. Snow.
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, chair
man of the committee, will be the
hostess at the speakers table.
The forum, which will be held
al 8 pm, in Barker Hall at the
YWCA, is open to the public free
of charge
Mr.. Buffers subject will be Ma
tionalism and 1nternationalism."
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Writer'S Club
To Hold Annual
Dinner Monday
Two W0men Wrifers
To Be Guest Speakers
On Founders Dav

Two women writers will be guest
speakers at the eighth annual
founders day dinner Of the Pro-
fessionaI Writer'S Club at $50 pm.
Monday at Barker Hall, YWCA.
Victoria Faber Stevenson, presi-
dent of the National League of
American Pen Women. who is a
writer as we'll as a lecturer, will
talk on the subject, writers Have
a War job"
Successful Writing for Juve-
niles" will be discussed by Ellis
Creole, author and illustrator of
such well-known children's books
as Down, Down the Mountain, "
The Flop Eared Hound" and others.
Germaine Johnson. talented
French soloist and radio entertain
er, will present group of her ma
tive French songs, accompanied by
Francis Garzia.
The president of the club, Miss
Wanda Mae Johnson. will preside
at the dinner and introduce the
speakers. Birthday greetings will
be brought by the founders and
past presidents of the club. and two
club founders. Miss Myrta Ethel
CaWood and Mrs. Irving Ketchum,
will light candles.
Committee chairmen appointed
for the dinner include: Invitations
Miss Sadie M. Sears, dining room.
Mrs. Calvert Judgins; tickets and
reservations, Miss Carol Arnold,
Miss Della Goetz and Miss Evelyn
Nelson, and program, Miss Leila
Green.
Co-chairmen for reception and
hospitality are Miss Elizabeth
Phillips and Mrs. John M. DeWberry,
assisted by Mrs. Harold Merrill,
Mrs. J. w. Kelly, Miss Ruth Nevins,
Mrs. Roy c. Potts, Miss Esther M.
Colvin, Mrs. Agnes D. Wright, Miss
E. Gwendolin Taylor, Miss Nola
Nance Oliver, Miss Ivy NJ Went
worth. Mrs. Alfred F. Leder Miss
Evelyn Rutledge, Miss Pauline May
Oakes, Miss Frances Idelle FoX,
Mrs Richard S. Dill and Mrs. Ro-
berta Armbrister.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
.WCTU to Open
Spring Conclave
On "Wednesday
Afternoon and Eveuine
Sessions Planned at
Memorial Baptist

The annual spring convention Of
open at 2 pm Wednesday at the
National Memorial Baptist Church.
Sixteenth street and Columbia road
NV, followed by an evening ses-
sion at 7.30 pm.
The afternoon will be occupied
with various reports including that
of Mrs. D c. Grain. treasurer. and
Mrs. Frank Gregory, who Will re-
port for the Board of Trustees.
School on Wheels will be the.
subject OF talk by Mrs. Marie N.
Brinley and Mrs. F. S. Berry will
tell OF the Student Nurses Project"
A program of special music will
be featured under the direction OF
Mrs. George A. Cook. The after
noon session will conclude with a
White Ribbon Recruits cere-
mony.
The high light of the evening
session will be talks by Miss kath-
arine F. Lenroot, director of the
Childrens Bureau of the Depart
ment OF Labor, and by Miss Eliza
beth Smart, national legislative di-
rector. who will speak OH Bills We
Should Support"
There also will be readings by
Betty Jane Watt, winner Of the
Grand Diamond Speech Contest.
and George LumSden, a contestant
in the Diamond Medal Speech Con-
test A motion picture, IT'S the
Brain that Counts" will be shown
by Miss Emma Watts.
A musical program will include
a duet with Mrs. Ethel H. Reed and
Mrs. Cook.
An informal dinner at pm. will
be served between the afternoon
and evening sessions. Reservations.
which close today, are being ham
died by Mrs. Grain.
Evening star., 1943-03-19

light blue skirt and dark blue
overcoat. They wear their second
lieutenants bar on their overseas
cap, Their gray gloves and black
shoes are regulation.
A flight nurse going overseas car
ries a gas mask. winter suit, summer
suit and parachute. If space allows
she can take foot locker (small
trunk. Here at school her gas mask
hangs on the foot of her bed.
The flight nurse can expect her
plane to be the target of the enemy
in many situations.