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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Churchmen Ask
What S Going On
In India
Wont Report So
Christion Opinion
MoY Be Formed
By Religion. Ness servie,

DONDoN-An appeal for a pub
lie declaration Of the facts regard
ing the Indian situation. in order
that Christian opinion may be
rightly informed and its con-
struetive influence brought to bear
on the problem. has been issued
here in an open letter to the Arch
bishops Of Canterbury and York.
the Metropolitan of India, and the
Moderators of the Church of Scot
land and the Free Church Federal
Council.
Among the signers of the letter
are the Ri. Rev. A. w. F. Blunt,
Bishop of Bradford. the Rev Her
bert Anderson, formerly India sec
rotary of the Baptist Missionary
Society, Calcutta; Canon p T. r.
Kirk. general director of the In
dustrial Christian Fellowship: the
Rev d. G. Livingstone, Congre-
gational Church Mission: Miss
Maude Royden, prominent woman
preacher. and the Rev. Michael
Scott, formerly of the Indian &c
clesiastieal ests Adjustment.
Citing a need for clarificat ton
of the moral and spiritual issues
Of the Indian problem as it affects
the people Of both Great Britain
end India, the letter asserts that
the Indian situation has culmi-
mated IN wholly negative and
non-constructive relationship.
Given craftsmanship, initietiv
foresight and readiness to nego-
tate on equal terms" the letter
adds, "a new chapter can be begun
in the history of our relations with
that unhappy country which will
conform to the standards of re-
sponsible government required by
the new world we are determined
TO build"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Mark Anniversary OF Denmark Invasion

American and Danish flags. carried
by members of Danish societies IN
Greater New York
Speakers will include the Rev.
DR.. J. V. Moldenhawer, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church;
Henrik Kaufman, Danish Min
lister at Washington, and the Rev.
A. T. Dorf of Our Savior's Danish
Evangelical Lutheran church. Lyn-
brook. L. I.
The Rev Sven Marchmann. of
Trinity Danish church, will assist
at the service. which will be re-
corded for shortwsve broadcast to
Europe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Visitation tsouth Tacoma Dom
mick Hack. pastor. Masses. 6, 8 and
Holy Cross-No. cath ana Shirley.
Martin Duggan. pastor Masses. $3.50
81. Martin of Tours--Fife Square
William q. Quick pastor. Masses.
6 a m. 7'4S and 10.
GREEK ORTHODOX
st. Nichoias-152p So. Yakima Con-
stantine A statheron. pastor. 5erv-
tees. e:lb
CHRISTIAN
First-oth and K. Carl A John
Services. II and 7:3o Youth fellow
ship, $50. Sermon, spectator or
Participant" Chaplain A. C.. Mac
kinney OF Fort Lewis. guest speaker
in evening.
Lincoln Park-ssth ana So. q. j.
s Merlin s al pastor ana sunday sSn n,o
THE Hem OF His Garment" and
Church history chart sermon.
Mckinley Park-Ea. 38th and Spo-
kane. l. q Shaw. pastor Sunday
school. 9:55. Communion and service.
II. Young people, 7:3o. Adult class 8.
Pine street b6th ana So. Pine.
L. bhAA te0SdA oAAidaA hAAlDOAs
. as Services, IL and 7:3o. Sermons,
why such Confusion" and "Who
Condemned Jesuss''
Roosevelt Heights Roosevelt and
Sherman. Arthur b Edward. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services. II and
1880. c T.. $50.
CHRISTIAN AMP MISSIONARY
Tabsrnaeie-So 9Th and Al. Paul
4. Berg. pastor. Services. II. and
7.45 Bible school, 10 Young people
6 AS.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye
Second Church--So saith and War
ner,
Third Church-wright ana Ea. Eve
Fourth Church--964lS Broadway.
First Church--Lake Steilacoom.
Lesson subject; Are sin. Disease,
and Death Reals"
Golden Text: GOD be merclful I'M
To ~. and bless ms: and cause his
may he known upon earth. thy saving
health among all nations"
CHURCH or CHRIST
Church OF Christ-So. seth and L
U. r Poisall. Minister. Services IL
ana Asou- oeTIrone, Iht Laet VIII
and Testament" and "signs of the
Times
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So. nth and
Adams Fred Hornshuh Jr.. pastor
Sunday school 10 Service Il
Faith Mission-Summit Road "
A Scott. pastor Sunday school 10.
Faith remple-ioth and Kay. Fred
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school
e:s6 Services. II and 7s45
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Tighten Divorce
Lows in New York

Albany, n. "a bill designed
10 make the recent United States
supreme court decision upholding
the validity Of Nevada divorces
ineffective in New York state has
been sent to Governor Dewey by
the legislature.
introduced by Senator Benjamin
4. Freinberg. and supported by
the New York State Council of
Churches. the bill provides that in
instances in which the matrimonial
domicile of husband or wife is in
New York state either may re-
strain the other from instituting
action for divorce in a foreign
state or country unless both have
been personally served there with
. process.
The legislature passed another
bill which requires the plaintiff in
a divorce action to prove, in ad-
dition to adultery, other material
allegations of complaint, except
those not put to issue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
CONGREGATIONAL

First Division and j. Harold L.
Booch, pastor Church school 9:45.
Worship service, II. Friendly hour
for service men. 7.30. Sermon, "A
Businessman's Inventory" !. c. Haley.
executive sec, Tacoma Council OF
Plymouth-So 45th and Park. j.
Pruitt, pastor Sunday school. 10.
Services, IL. Young people. $3.50. Ser
mon, The Guest Beloved" Dedica-
tion OF service flag. Union Lenten
service 7:9o
Roger Larson pastor Church school,
p:45. Service, IL. Young people $3.50.
Sermon when IT'S Better to be Bad
than Good
EvangeIical-Alaska and 23rd st. So.
F. Burkhardt, pastor. Sunday school.
10. Services at II.
Oberlin-Steilacoom Harold Man
Lakeyiew Community Church -
Lakevlew. Sunday school. 10. Serv-
ice. Il.
COVENANT CHURCHES
f1rst-So. 10th and Eve Carl II.
Peterson pastor Bible School. 9 As.
Services. II and TAO. sermons, "He
SPOKE the Truth" and The Parting
OF the WAY"
Harvard Branch - Harvard school
house. Bible school, 1890. Vesper
Services. 4 p. m
Graham-Cari Janson. pastor Bible
school, 10. Service. Il.
DIVINE SCIENCE
Church of the Healing Christ -
No. at Division. Henry Victor Nor
gan, minister Morning worship. Il.
Sermon. MY spiritual Garden" Each
week day, Fellowship Of Silent Bless
ing, 10 a m.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and KAY. Henry
Eller. pastor. Holy communion 7:30
a. m. Church school, $50. Morning
PRAYER and sermon Il. Youth
groups. $50.
Holy Communion So. 14th and
Eve. Charles T. Mentzer. rector. Holy
communion. 8, Services. II.
st. Andrew's-816 No Cakes Charles
II Mentzer. rector Sunday school.
. AS a. m Holy Communion and ser
mon. 7:3o D. m
ST. Luke's MemoriaI-36ol No Cove
Arthur Bell rector Holy communion.
10. Church school Gas. Morning
st. John's-5sth and Puget Sound
Archibald W Sidders, rector Sun
day school. 10 Services. 7:3o.
EvaNeELIcAL
Elim-So. l4th and l. G. NJ Myr-
dahl. pastor Services II and $50
First-So. 18th and Kay. John n
Soltman. pastor Sunday school 10.
Services. IL and 7:3o, Evangelistic
services with Rev. John Basil Long
OF Inglewood. Calf
FRIENDS CHURCHES
Friends Church (Quakersl - 4sth
and Mckinley Calvin choate pastor.
SUNDAY school s:45. Services, II and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

NEW YORk-The third anniver-
sary Of the German invasion of
Denmark will be observed at di-
vine services April 3 at the First
Presbyterian church here, under
the auspices of the Danish Central
Committee of Greater New York
Former members of the Danish
Royal Guard will serve as ushers
and there will be a procession of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Quaker Condemns Act
TRANSFORMATIONS
From Colleges
BY Religious News Service

DIES MONIES, Iowa-The Iowa
legislatures resolution that Japan
csc who are American citizens be
denied the privilege of attending
colleges in the state was criticized
here by f. Raymond Wilson, as
sociate secretary of the American
Friends Service committee.
The resolution. passed by both
houses of the legislature, was in
troduced by Senator Findlay OF
Fort Dodge, on February "a. There
was no record vote and only
scattering of noes" was heard.
Addressing a conference spon-
sored by the American Friends
Service committee here, at which
ministers and church workers of
several denominations were pres
emit, Wilson said
That act of the Iowa legss-
Iature will result in repercus-
sions for the next 80 years.
They are saving to the Is mil
lion Negroes in the United
States that the state with the
highest percentage Of literacy
is not willing to extend free
dom and equal rights to Amer
lean citizens of a different
color"
Wilson added that the legisla-
lures action would serve also as
an affront to the Chinese, the peo-
.ple Of India, and others who are
not members of the white race.
You cannot recall the concern
and the suspicion that such action
creates" he said, even if the
legislature should reconsider and
recall the resolution"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Demand Place for Religion When
World Peace Conference Meets
United Notions Urged to Open Hovens
For Refugees in Neutral Countries

ference Of religions. Even
nou. We must make IL plain
that the new world which We
would eStab lish can he
achieved not merely nv means
Of a postwar reconstruction.
but n postwar reconstruction
which II our task"
State Supreme Court Justice
Meier Steinbrink. president of the
council. urged the Immediate
recommendation Of a seat for re-
hgion at the peace table.
I do not ask this for any group
within any one faith" he said.
7 do not ask this for one religion
alone. i ask II as a right Of all
those who believe in the Father
hood Of God and the brotherhood
of man. Let US speak as people
OF one faith. different though our
Interpretation Of that faith may
be.
Resolutions adopted by the
Council appealed to the United
Nations TO open Ravens of refuge
in neutral countries for the Jew
ish survivors of Nszi persecution
and urged that the United States
governments proposed conference
OF refugees be held without de-
lay and that heroic measures be
speedily adopted 70 avert the com
plete extinction nj the European
Jewish communities.
The council also called upon the
United Nations to assure adequate
provision in the postwar settle
ment for the safeguarding OF
Jewish rights las well as the
rights of all people who have been
prosecuted because Of race or re-
ligion.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Where Go for Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Immanuel-so 18th and J. J. T.
Mcqueen, pastor Service, Il Sermo
THE Cross In Christian Experience"
Epworth SO 9Th ana Anderson
Harold o Perry pastor. Services, II
and 730. Sermons "The cali Of the
Cross" and unbalanced Virtues"
Fern HiII-s415 So G. J r Butler
pastor SUNDAY school 9.45 Service
Il.
First-so sth and K. Milton A
Marcy pastor. Worship 1880 and
mon "The Christ of Our Personal
Needs" and smile sensibly."
Grace-Easr Saith ana r. o. z
Faulkner pastor SUNDAY school 10
Services II
Lesourd - No 18th and stevens
Rev. Barent S. johnson, pastor.
Church school 9 AS. Morning worship,
Il. Sermon, This Problem of suffer-
ing"
Masonic gath and Madison Roy
Leslie Smith pastor Sunday school,
40. Services. II and 7:30. Young
peoples groups, 6 and $50. sermon,
He pied for Us" Concert by MeCh ,9,C
Field colored singers in the evening.
Moving pictures Of Havana, p m.
Fireside fellowship. $50.
Parkland-Annette Kiehloauch and
Bessie 3 Pease pastors SUNDAY
school. 10. Services. II. Sermon,
st. PauPs-So. 43d and L VIM z.
Callahan, pastor Sunday school, $50.
Service. Il Junior high fellowship,
7. Senior high. 1870. Preside. $50.
school, 10 Morning sermon, To
ward the understanding of Jesus: His
Scale of Values"
Trinity-Corner F 81. and Ea. 35th.
John W Caughlan. minister. Sunday
school 10 Services, Il.
FREE METHODIST
First-131l So / S Ralph Klein,
oastor. SUNDAY school 10 services,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Nv Religious News service

NEW YoRK-Charges that the
National Association of Manufac-
furers has been attempting To
"indoctrinate" the clergy by means
" a nationwide series OF joint
"church and industry" conferences
bald during the past three years,
were denied here by DR.. Robert L.
Dieffenbacher, Presbyterian cler-
gyman and a member of the staff
Of the MANS committee on CO.
operation with churches.
Since 1910. the manufac-
tnrer's organization has spon-
sored some 200 Informal gath
erings to which an equal num-
her Of churchmen and busi-
nessmen In each community
are invited. The invitations
are usually extended by local
clergy organizations and by
local Industrial groups. CO.
operation Of church fedora
lions or councils IL sought by
the NAM In planning the con-
fercnces.
These meetings. DR.. Dieffen-
bacher told Religious News serv-
ice. are arranged for the sole
purpose of promoting better un-
Outstanding and a spirit of CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

~ hfAAAhH- NFNH - ~
NEW YORK - Pleas that re-
lgion be accorded a seat at the
peace table and that a peace con-
ference OF religions" be set UP
to function in collaboration with
any international peace gathering
were eoiced here by speakers at
the 3sth Council Of the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations.
Asserting that God and religion
were kept out Of the peace that
went before" Rabbi Maurice y.
Eisendrath. newly-appointed eN-
ecutive director Of the union, de-
clared.
"Side by side with the
peace conference of nations
there must he a peace con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
!. @. HALEY TO SPEAK
AT SUNDAY SERVICE

J. c. Haley, executive secretary
Of the Tacoma Council Of Churches,
will speak Sunday morning at IL
o'clock at the First Congregation
al church. A well known Tacoma
business man, Haley has chosen
as his subject. The Business Man
Take Inventory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Minister Replies to Critics Of NAM
Church Industry Conferences
Soys Labor Angle" Is Only Red
Herring Dragged Across the Path

operation between leaders Of IN
dustry and leaders Of the church. 4"
Participants. he said, are en-
couraged TO '1et their hair
down" If a clergyman wishes
to condemn management at
fitude toward labor. he Il free
to do 80. and, by the same
token, a businessman can tell
the churchman "where TO get
off," N he feels 40 inclined.
For this reason. DR.. Dieffen-
bacher said. the conferees prefer
to keep their sessions off the
record" with as little publicity as
possible.
Answering objections from some
church sources that labor repre-
sentatives are not included in the
sessions, DR.. Dieffenbacher assert
ed that the conferences do not
primarily involve employer re-
lations and were set up for the
limited purpose of obtaining better
understanding between manage
ment and clergy"
I'm a democratic country" he
said, ANY two groups of indi-
viduals can get together for the
exchange Of facts and views with
out feeling obligated to include
third party
Management certainly does not
object when labor and the clergy
hold joint get-togethers-in fact
NAM members advocate such
meetings"
THE labor angle" said DIR.
Dieffenbacher, ''is nothing
more than red herring
thrown across our paths by
certain individuals whose self
interest In exceeded only by
their intolerance towards any
person or group who does not
see eye-to-eye with them"
The church and industry pro-
gram of the NAM. said DIR. def
fenbacher, has the support of
church leaders and councils of
churches in many parts of the
country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
BAPTIST

oAfIlbI
Bethexda-so. s5th and l. Marion
M. Flint. pastor Sunday school, $40
Services, IL and 7:i5.
Centrai-so. 18th and }. Bror
Lundgren pastor Sunday school 0 AS
sour Living Lord" and Five Great
Words of the scriptures
first--eth and Market Walter o.
Macoskey pastor. Dcacons prayer
meeting. 1890. Sunday school. 9:46,
Services. 1880 and 7:3o.
Caivary--2otn and Jay Walter c.
Damrau pastor SUNDAY school p:46
Services. II and 7:3o Young people.
$50. Evangelist G. G. Rauser of
Franklin Calf. guest speaker. Ser
The Gospel Meeting Present-Day
Needs" Special meetings each eve
Ming at 7;45 y. m.
Fern Hill--86th and So. q. Merrill
G. skaus, pastor. Sunday school.
Sermons, Opportunity for Christian
Service" and The Gospel Ministr,
and what Il Involved"
Grace No 35th and Mullen
Geo F. Barton, pastor Sunday school.
e;4b. Services 1888 and 7:3o. Ser
mons The Inundated Disciples"
and IAN Evening of Music"
Sixth Avenue--oth and Fife. Will
iouA dAhNAs puH1bAf SUBWAY tIhOOl
classes for all ages. p:45. Services.
II and 1850 Scofield Bible class
Sermons. THE CONVINCING Convict
ina word. and False peace-Its
Dangers" Annual election 70 church
officers, D. m.
South racoma---So Goth and War
ner Elmer o Paulson. pastor, sun.
7:30. Sermons. "The Faithfulness of
God 10 His Word" and Eternal sal
walton Through Jesus Christ Alone -
Temple-So ID and st Helens r
L. Powell. pastor Bible school. e;45.
Morning worship, 1880. 7:So. and
PRAYER $50
Glover Greek Church Temple Bap-
tist)--AcroSs road from school. sun
day school. To- Services, IL.
American Lake South Temple Bap-
tisD, Bible school. 10. Young people.
$50. Service. 7:3o
Bethiehem-isth and Eve William
L. Monroe. pastor Sunday school.
1880 Services II
CATHOLIC
St Ann's-7o47 So Park Maurice
Calvin, pastor Masses. $50. 1890.
St Joseph's tslovakl --6o4 So saith
Joseph Hayostek. pastor Masses
ST. Leo's the n Srestm7io Sc So II 18Th,
o. 7:3o. $50 $50. II
ST. Patrick's-W } Noonan. pastor
Masses. $50. 7:so. 8:46. 10 II.
sta Peter ana Paul (Poiishl-Ea
saith and Portland Henry Rozycki
pastor Masses. $50 1890
ST. Rita utaiianl i4o3 So Aims
worth. A Bruno. pastor. Masses z
holy Rosary-sla So soth. Anthony
Haek; pastor Masses. 9. 7:so. s;46
10. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Japanese government. the mission
officials said and not by the
church"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Ruston Chapel - SD and Pearl
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor Sun
day school. $50 Service. 1890. Ser
mon. "The Call 10 Decision" and
The Fear of the Gross" Thursday,
Lenten service, 7:45
Olivet-1423 So x Q A. Sorkness,
pastor. SUNDAY school s;45. Services,
Il.
Our Redeemer missouri synod
East 34th and K. W. A. Schroeder.
at 1890 Sermon, THE Purged Con-
science" Lenten service. Thursday,
1870 D. m. Sermon, Christ for All.
All for Christ"
Our savior's 18th and j J. L.
Redal pastor Sunday school, 9:45.
Service, Il. Luther league 7.3o. Mems
club. 5 p. m. Sermon, The Voice of
Praise"
Falkland Evangelical Norwegian
synod synOdical COnference)- collins
road on Mountain highway W c.
Gullixson. pastor Sunday school,
$50. Services 1890 and TAO.
st. Paui's-So 27th ana Tacoma sv.
Rev. Arthur Sydow pastor Sunday
school, $50 Services. 1890. Ser
mon. THE Mediator of the New Testa-
ment." Thursday, Lenten devotion,
1880 p. m.
st. Paul Danlsh-l31o So. L. John
Enselmann pastor SUNDAY school.
10 Services II. Sermon, The Fool
ishness of God"
Trinity - SO 18th and l. M F.
Mommsen, pastor SUNDAY school 10.
Service, II. Sermon, Behold the
Lamb of God"
Zion missouri synod so 10Th
and l.. A. " Schelp pastor Sunday
school, $50 Morning service 1890.
Sermon. The Divine Magnet"
Zion--59th and So. Thompson I.
Hansen pastor. SUNDAY school. s;4b.
Service. Il.
Peace Lutheran-21oe so Cushman
A. K. Bethman. pastor. Service, Il.
Sermon. Taking Gods Name in
Vain" Friday. Lenten service, 7.3o
y. m.
Emmanuel Evangelical SO. 23ro
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmueller
pastor sunday school, 9 rs Presenta-
ton OF cSsfirmants gas. German
service l11o Sermon, THE New
Testament Mediator" Brotherhood
meetings at in church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Sell all sorts of livestock with
a Times Want Ad.
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METHODIST

Asbury-56oi So Puget Sound ave
Frank H Haley pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL
Gas Services. L. Sermon, Christ of
the Gross" Youth fellowship, 6 and
7.3o
Allen Chapel A. NJ. -i4os south
Yakima d. c. Stephenson pastor
Sunday school, e:4s Services, 10
Bethany - so 57rh anc Park En-
nest Barber pastor Church school
Gas Services. 10:45 Sermon, The
HYMN Before GethSemane Inter-
mediate youth fellowship N church
parlors. $50.
Calvary-Ea 64th and r e l.
Otto pastor SUNDAY school e:45
Service Il
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FREE METHODIST
First-131l So / S Ralph Klein,
pastor. Sunday school 10 services
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Gail helDE the former Mary
Elizabeth SCarlon -
After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Lance F. Minor enter
lanea-at n family party at their
homo on Pleasant avenue.
Mis- Fred NJ WhittleSley was
hostess 10 members Of her book
club Friday afternoon at her
home on Latham road
Mrs. William l., Graham left
Monday 10 accompany her
mother. Mrs. n L. Bathrlck 10
hcr home in Battle Greek She
was Joined there later IN the
week by Mr.. Graham and Mary
Louise.
Cpl Maurice O'Connor has
arrived for Through from
Fort Bcnninc. Ga. with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles
j. O.Connor, OF Avon Lane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Camping Season Opens

The camping season tor me
youngsters Is beginning
Among those who VII Doc ~
|Four-Way Camp on Torch Lake
|are Mary Alice Johnson. d7ueh.
tier of the Donald + John~on-
|Ieila and Dorothy Anne cur
tice. daughters Of the Harlow
|H uruCes. r ar ha "a and
Martha Ball. daughters at INC
LEROY = Balls Ginger Rice.
daughter Of the James \ R1ceS
Virginia PlewS. niece az Mr.
|Charles 4 Cummings
Camp Pet-O-Se-Gs on F.cF
|erel Lake has been chosen bN
donald johnson and Matthew
Dawson III
Nearby Camp Tyrone on Lake
|1iolsington VIII bc The vacation
choice Of a large group among
WHOM are Lorna ? Ball Caro-.
Curry Maulyn Ross Barbara
II. Palmer. NarN Jean lambert
Nanette and Susan lIath'la.
Dianne Keyport Helen Cur.
knes. Phyllis Fraser Nancy
|Nercoe. Mary Waiter Nart
Zee FornCrook. Polly Ward
BETSY kIrlCN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Book Club Hostess

Tvn son and daughter oft IT,
Gg and Mrs Maxwell TroV-
bridge GUl ct W River road,
Crosse Ilc wore ChJ>itCned sun
day afternoon by The RcN War-
Nor :. Forsyth an 81 james
Church They were named Max
well Trowbrdgc Jr and Mary
Elizabeth for their parents Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

The cner. 0aer-
for WCaa"- ~rH'n
wher Nr "'. NaE.
+p1eted 'US o0J5>'
.cade' st 'ro I"ND'..'l u' '
cago
The hr7@-r.r.f studded
Sarah Lawrence COLES" a.a
nov JUNIOR ~ the ln.}tr~..
Of Chicago ii'r Trance "t-
|graduatcd from Mas-1.l-s>- u.s.
Institute ui ittHN'iu-N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

INC th.t Weekend with his fam
It ~ thor home m Wellcslc,
drive which Mis- i5mel has
iu.t opened This week Bar
bsra Hamcl has uSt returned
rom Stephens College and John
49, ai bomr from Crauhrook
whore hc was boardcr last
winter
Tho lI7uc'- gave 2 cocktail
t----44.--s Saturday RreHtHH later
taking their guests 10 The din
nor and dance m Orchard Lake
Countr, Club and included Viii
h0
vFss-rs AND NFspNNKs
n.tarf ID YOUNG John a. Wood
Aaron Nrrs'rr Hcrrer'
r.-fr tuTrff Williams
%. and Airs C.auds q Rrn0
Nr and Mrs Robert II. Dale-
lrl of Linden road are spending
rn~ weekend m WIllIamSlown,
Mass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
$50

anou' frlgr1rce, rare and btUtobnc,
lr rctr,shl1e. COOLING cologne You'll hl,e~
complete confidence m It, charm and good
taste. loel L. ). Tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Jos. Cempau, al Yenans
Grstiot, a. 7-hile Road
Michigan. Al Scbseier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

B,thfre,h perfume, and softsns your hath
water and You'll md that a., beneficial TO
YOUR skin 4, well Refreshing, cooling bath
scents. lo'l-U. s. Tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
LOO

Flarerne as sheer FINE hose thus fine Iec
makeup coro-'ls blcmlshes. C'vssa smooth
-bcec FINISH. mooth and hsung TO-
l.. S, Tax,