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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Nevd Q.
erkins
A Bride

RLUE delphinium and pink
- roses formed the back
ground for the marriage IN
Trinity Methodist Church Sat-
urday afternoon Of Neva Gene
We've Perkins. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Willis Perkins
OF Grand avenue. and Joseph
Robert Robertson, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland HattOn Rob
crtSon Of Suffolk, Va. The
Rev. j. Adolph Malmhuber Of
flclated at the 430 o'clock
service.
The bride who was gwen
away bv her father. wore a
white gown Of sheer marquis
settle and Chantllly lace over
heavy satin. A Coronet Of orange
blossoms held her long veil Of
illusion IN place. and she car
RED bouquet Of white roses
and lily OF the valley.
Mrs Gene DlefcnbaCh. ma
iron of honor wore apple green
marquisette over taffcta and
matching cOronct Of braided IL
fusion The bridesmaids. Iris
SIM, Mrs Fern Clark Of Har-
ION Ont and - GWehaeiyn
Smith Of bennington. Ont.
wore gowns similar 10 that Of
the honor attendant, In peach.
Their hcdddreS>.s were of
matching braided illusion All
the attendants carried bouquets
Of Johanna Iill roses and
painted daisies with STEAMERS
Of peach and apple green satin
Young NaV> NaIdcnS. cousin 81
the bride. was the flower Cirl n
Harold $ Shannon was ~
hest man and seating the GUESTS
were It. JCl John & Miller.
Lawrence l.. Brown and Robert
" Blackburn az Mansfield ..
Following the reception Mr..
ani Mrs Robertson lCft or =
honeymoon Trip 10 Norfolk,
after which The, VII make
their home n Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Bells on Ranch in Arizona

The Bells and their three adorable children, Wendy,
sammy and Sally living ranch Tuscon Ariz,
where Mr.. Bell still is learning the trade When he has
mastered II he is going 10 get ranch of his own.
Mr. and Mrs Ford will them the end Of this month
The Howard Freeman Smiths are having a family house
party the weekend and the Fourth at Cottage Grove
their home AZ Roscommon, Higgins Lake.
With them their daughters, Mrs. David Lapham and
Mrs. Arthur n. Buhi Jr. and their children
Mrs Lapham and four youngsters Susie David Jr Peter
and the baby, Penelope have been staying with Mr. and
Mrs Smith at the Smith residence Provenca road Crosse
Ponte Farms since 1t Lapham left for They
Will remain out a. Higgins Lake all summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Golf Socks
Now Extinct
HOLLYWOOD. July B.

THE MEMS wardrobe de-
parument at Columbia has de-
cIded It's easier 10 pick up
dozen dodo birds than 10 get
PAIR OF knee-lenRth golf socks.
These foot woolleS. found m
every mans wardrobe IS or rs
years ago, whether ne golfcd or
not. are now museum pieces
After haunting all the knitting
mills N southern California 20
get a pair for Charles Cohurn
10 wear IN without Notice.
wardrobe representatives finally
had 10 have them knit by hand
Tho knitting mills all agreed
that all their golf sock knitting
equipment Rad long since been
stored in the cellar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Show
I'd
Q BE owen
By City Club
photo ny schsldentrand

SOMETHING new a summer
- flower show VIII be staged
At the Women City Club by
the flower and garden commit
tee, July y. from 10 o'clock
until noon, IN The club audi
forum.
Mrs. Frederick = Schumann.
chairman Of the committee is
calling II Lets Arrange Flow
ers after the charming book
uSt of the press by Hazel
Pcckinpauch Dunlap Mrs
David y. Dunlop, a member Of
the committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
An Expert Advises

Mrs Dunlop viii be on hand
20 criticize and instruct nov
ices IN the ART Of flower ar
rangcmenl and Will give a
short talk on Flowers and
Their Effective Disposition IN
Various Types Of ReccptacleS
It's 10 be an informal flower
workshop, with members TAX
lng fora material from their
gardens. as we'll as containers
from their cupboards, especially
problem containers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Pickerinqs in Canada

Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Pickering
Of Warwick road have with
them their son. George, who IS
home on leave from a camp IN
Kentucky They arc spending
part Of his stay at their summer
home at Rondeau Park Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner J. Cur
ncv and family with their house
guest. Colin Lindsay of Florida.
are vacationinG Al their sum
mer place al Palisades Park on
Lake Michigan Later IN the
month Mrs. David Lindsey viii
come up from the South and
viii stay with The GurnCy>
while the Lindsay cottage is
being put IN order
Mrs Thomas Jordan Of War
wick road has returned home
from Florida where she va, the
guest Of her sister Mr., Hugh
GunnlSon. who came back with
her and VIII be a guest M the
Jordan home for the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Waiter BuhI Ford in Navy Soon

Walter Bull Ford H. who last January married Josephine
Ford daughter Edsel Ford and Mrs Ford soon
will report for naval training at New London, Conn
His older brother Clifford is in naval aviation stationed
Pensacola, Fla and his younger brother Alfred who has
at prght school army aviaon) being transferred
army primary school at Bruce Field, Bainger Tex
They the OF the Frederick Clifford Fords you
know.
Bells Sam Bell you recall married the former
Pone beauty Virginia Ford only daughter of the
Frederick Clifford Fords doing their part for the war
by taking up beef raising Mr. Bell before the war
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
OIsons Have Guests

Mrs. David w. Olson Of Hunt
ington Woods has returned
from Pittsburgh Pa. The OIL
sons have as their houSeEucStS
Mrs. r. T.. Wolf and daughter
Eileen Of Buffalo. y Y and
thcu nephew. Alton DobSon, Of
Geneva. O
Mrs. Waldo =. Irwin Of Grand
VILE road IS spending the sum
rfrf-wtttr her parents MIR 1rrt
Mrs. G.. s. Moss IN DeS MONIES,
la. while Mr. Irwin, the Park S
we'll known Boy Scout leader.
IS a counsellor at Camp Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs William BettL-
grew Of GrandvilIc road are on
a fve-day cruise Of the Great
Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Mexican Family Much Travelled

The family Of i. Col and Mrs Richard Moore Mexican
~ another that IS widely scattered hy the war
MIS- Mexican and JUDY cft here soon after Judys gradu
sAon from Lgget' Tor Colorado Springs where they
joined by l.. Col. Mexican who was on leave.
He has returned 20 Camp Carson and Mrs Mexican has
taken house there FOR as osg will bc at that pos
.jVay VII come Esst the fall Smith College
Charles McKean reported nm Thursday at the University
~ Michigan for rsvs' training
The B. Courtney Rsnmns Ellen Jane Mexican are &C.
r-nying no Mexican residence Ifoauois avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Bulls Returning to Kansas

Mrs Bull Howie and Lisa arrived in about week
and have been living in their home Just few doors
on Provencs They will return this week 10 Lawrence
kas. where 1t. Bull is stationed.
The Arthur Gardeners have deserted their Lake Shore
road residence for the weekend and holiday for their farm
Rochester.
They have house guests Nh and Mrs Frederick
Searns ne Harley Ears and their Jimmie Mrs Eleanor
Dwyer and Diane and Mrs. Howard Bonbrght
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
loot Fraser JONES Marines

Stuart Fraser H. known TO all mis- young friends as
Too Fraser graduated June with the highest honors
fFeH Crosse Ponte High School, at the of H.
The very next day tall stawart, handsome youth
who always wanted be marine, went down to the
marine recruiting office and enlisted
He accepted the following day and leaves within
month for the marine training Coronado Beach CAL
His father Stuart A. Fraser Jr. of Crosse Ponte
IN World War !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
BOYS Head North

Al Camp Hayo-Went-Ha on
Torch Lake are Jack Chambers.
Tommy Patton Dick khnert
and Joseph and Charles Pat
terSon.
Mr. and Mrs. n. { Shand Of
Glastonbury road have returned
home from Camp Lee Va.
where they visited their SON.
Robert Of the Quartcrma>lcr,
corps CcCilc Huntloy of Edin-
horo road accompanied Mr. and
~ Strand
The Kenneth Nackay garden
on ArtcSlan road was lllumln-
ated with Chinese lanterns
when their son, John. was host
At n garden party Friday
evening Attending were
4ESsRS
Donald White Roland Evans
Tommy Zahrn non HAsk-
Jack PeresfOri
MISSES
joyce Anderson sally Dalton
Joan Taylor Mar Jane Bio
sally Amer Helene Flnnrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Carson Serious
Over Curie Role
II0IIYlNO0D -.

Greer Carson IS taking The
Madame Curic' role 50 Scrl-
ouSlv that she has gone on
rigid diet and lost IL pounds 10
achieve the proper traClIitv for
the middle years OF the famous
woman scientist Twas the
stars own idea She confldcd 10
The studio only when Director
Mervyn Leroy examining
ruSheS. caught the difference
IN her appearance and wanted
to know why
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Fred Murphys TO Visit Son

Dr and Mrs. Fred T Murphy July viii leave tor
California 70 Mrs MWphys IT, Comdr. Frederick
" Ager who stationed A. San Diego Mrs Alger and
grandchildren Suzette and Frederick A. Alger Ill
They VII be II San Diego about 10 days.
Dr. and Mrs AurphY went 10 Ihcs n. Y. 10 stay
this weekend and the Fourth Mrs Murphys sister
Mrs. William MoHet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Huqh Nutter on 10 School

HUGH NUTTER. son of Mrs
AuGuStin G. Nuttcr Of Moran
road loft early n The week for
Cornell University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Moores Planning Steal Broit

II would he so nice If he could be here the Fourth for
the family steak bro in lovely garden in Lake
ponte avenue. Crosse Ponte.
Mr. and Mrs Moore entertaining Capt. and Mrs
Richard Thornton Brodhead The Edward A. Bachelors Mrs
Fletcher and Mrs Mooes house guest Mrs lsaoea
McIver of who accompanied her home from the
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Jerd Id B. EIIisons
On Their Wedding Tip

NEOMAN LERALD- 3 ELL
son, USNR. and his bride.
the former MarGretta Agnes
Fleming, are on a wedding trip
IN Northern Michigan following
TheTr marriage, June rs, in the
Knox Presbyterian Church.
The Candlelight ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Roy
Aldnch.
The BRIDE j. the daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. A. NJ Fleming Of
Berkshire road. Crosse Polnte,
and the bridegroom is the son
Of Mrs. John ArmIt Of Elkhart
avenue
Arrangements OF white and
pastel pink and blue flowers
decorated the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Revea
.Dauoh+er S Tro+n

Mr.. AND MRS FRANK
ROSS Of Roselawn avenue am
nouncc the engagement Of thor
daughter. Miss Donna Pauline
Ross. 10 Arthur Conkhn Jr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs A j
COnklin Of Mendoza avenue.
Miss Ross hance Is AT Tho
army radio school in LeNIng
ton. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Mrs. Alger Opens Cottage

MRS. RUSSELL ALGER ha.
opened Starboard Cottage her
summer home a. York Iarhor
Maine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
John Moore Expected Home

4 cable from John Moore from Africa saying that ne
is coming home for vacation. naturally, has thrown the
W Van Husan Moore family into state OF excitement
John has away nearly two years, driving an am
bulance With the American Field Ambulance Service
rrvae volunteer organization he has followed the BRUSH
Eighth Army from right through to the final victory
in Tuns and Bzerte.
The ambulance corps going India with Cen WaveH
reloin II there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MedaIIions Feature Dress

The bride was lovely IN 2
dress Of white satin and net
with full skirt inset with medal
lions Of net.
4 similar medallion was
worked into the Juliet cap from
which fell yards OF illusion.
She carried white roses,
StephanotiS and baby's breath,
Centered with a white orchid.
Guests we're seated by Jack
Fleming. Lawrence Awry, Cpl
George Strahan, Edward ClaeSe.
n CHATTER and Calvin Fleming.
Mrs. Fleming wore 10 her
daughters wedding a gown Of
hyacinth blue chiffon and Mrs
John Armit. mother of the
bridegroom. a gown Of chiffon
and lace. in fuschla shade, and
both wore orchids
A reception followed AT the
home Of the brides parents The
receiving line stood IN front Of
the flower banked fireplace Re
freShmentS we're served from z
marquee IN the garden
Tho bride wore on her we'd
ding trip a navy blue costume
trimmed in white
Among the out-Of-town guests
vas The hrlde'S SS-VeaT-Old
grandfather who came over
from Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Has Six Bridesmaids

The bride was attended ny
Miss Jean Patterson. as maid
Of honor, and six bridesmaids.
including the Misses Jean Bum
ford. Donna Lowery. Betty
hewitt. Patsy BeCkenhauer
Betty Strachen and Mrs. James
Irvine.
All the attendants were in
heavenly blue marquisette. The
bridesmaids wore headdreSSeS
OF blue illusion trimmed with
pink bow knots and carried pink
carnations and baby'S breath.
The maid of honor wore
roSe-colored headdreSS with
blue bowknOts and carried
roses with babys breath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
On The Committee

Other members Of the flower
committee arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
John Noore Expected
Home From Africa
After 9 Years Service

rs BENJAMIN s WARREN has been chortlng
N over bread and butter letter received the
NH ~fbe- dsv- from, her lQyesr-old grandson, War
rem Wilson. son a 1t and Mrs. John T. Wilson
NJ Lake Forrest. H., which the prize bread
ard butter ~ all time.
=, certainly illustrates the frsnkness Of children.
Ms Warren virtually killed herself for four hve days
when the young visiting her to entertain him.
On returning home he wrote. u very glad could
t.n Won because got more your house than do
At home. Lovingly. Warren Wilson
Mrs Warren e keeping the letter show him 10 years
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
Ann Arbor School
Teachers Hired

Ann Arbor. Aug. 2s-Appolnt-
ment of nine new faculty members
FOR the Ann Arbor school system
was approved at a meeting Thurs
day evening of the Board OF Edu-
cation. New teachers will be:
George Rudness, Dearborn; Miss
Mildred Martin. Ann Arbor; Miss
Ella I.ausman. Ferndale Miss
Sadie Udstuen, Lisbon, Ill; Charles
Yates. Grand Ledge: Ethel A.
Eyancoe, Renova. Pa; Virginia
Johnson. Red Wing. Mimi, and
Kathryn Beckman. Millbury. o..
Miss Merle L. Dinsmore. Ypsilanti.
was named to assist with attend
ence and delinquency problems
OF the schools.
Retirements recognized by the
board were those OF Miss Louise
Weinmann and Miss Mabel Van
Kleek. and Miss Emily White was
granted leave OF absence for one
semester because OF i'll health.
Miss Merle Louise Dinsmore has
been appointed to the staff OF the
Ann Arbor school system to as
sist with attendance and delin-
quen,y problems OF the schools. At
present employed as caseworker
with the USO Travellers Aid here.
she will take over the home visit
ing program for the elementary
and secondary schools OF Ann Ar
Dor. and will serve as a member of
the school and community commit
tee
Miss Dinsmore is graduate of
Port Huron Junior College. the
University OF Michigan. and has
studied at Columbia University.
Previous TO being employed here,
she was a field worker for the
Psychiatric Social Service Work,
Ypsilanti State Hospital and was
employed al the Child Guidance
Center, Flint.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
There's Always Manana

made from our synthetic have
stood up under extreme tempera-
ture tests better than any of the
other products. Army engineers
are satisfied they won't break down
under the heat Of the African des-
ert or in the extreme low tempera-
lures Of the Russian winters"
That's the best news I ever
heardw Tanners deep voice rever-
berated through the ONCE like a
cannon shot.
You boys are certainly to be
congratulated" Steve said. III
have copies Of this report typed
up today and ready for you in the
morning"
Ballard sat grinning and drum
ming his fingers on the edge Of his
chair. And thought this was go
ing to be a devilish conference this
morning. We've got a tough prob
lem, Steve, on that new"
Steve cut In. Il don't want TO
hear problem this morning. Well
thresh 1t out Monday. I think we
ought TO declare a legal good-news
holiday this afternoon, considering
it's Saturday.
Howard looked up, quickly. IF
you're not kidding, we'll take that"
he said. We've been wanting to 60
for a little overnight jaunt down
the coast-far enough away to get
the stencil of rubber out Of our
noses :"
That's a good idea. I'm for it."
Steve said promptly.
As the men gathered together
their papers and rose to 60, Steve
noticed how strained they looked.
He reflected how tirelessly his staff
had worked without let-up. Turner
coming back TO the ONCE night aft
or night, poring over books in the
plant library. burning light in his
laboratory until gray streaks OF
daHn shat across the sky, working
among Tire mysteries Of test tubes
and chemical formulas that looked
like Greek to the average man.
IF we weren't in war" he said,
I'D almost be tempted TO extend
your leave for a week. You know,
men, do realize that our turning
out the best synthetic rubber for
nula fc- military tires was not an
accident. 70 we done q nice piece
Of work, and I'm proud Of II. ! want
you TO Know that it's been salts
faction to me to have picked a
crew for M FIRST big Job who knew
their work ard could cooperate. I"
"All but Tanner" sad Howard.
Hes not 50 cooperative absut
washing dishes at the shack a. he
might hA-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO

DAYS FORMED into weeks as
the factory got into its stride. Days
so filled with pressing problems Of
rubber manufacture that the nights
seemed only intervals Of rest, i'm
patiently allowed for.
Steve was all over the place.
Jeans life was a constant trial OF
paging him desperately for long
distance calls from laboratory TO
factory workroom TO personnel.
You're like a hen with a brood
OF chickens" she scolded him one
day when he came in from one of
his on-the-hoor conferences. When
things go wrong, you must dash
around to Ak them and when things
are rolling smoothly you must
rush out to see why they're not
wrong. Can't you believe me and
the head Office that our production
schedule is tops Can't you ever let
things ride?"
Steve grinned shamefacedly. I'll
try" he promised. That report
hasn't come from Washington this
morning. has it, think I'll put in
a call"
Jean laughed hopelessly. You'll
try" she scoffed. will you stop
worrying about that report? It's
not due for two days by our short
est calculations. And it'll be good. y
You're an optimist and dream
err" Steve said as he went into
his once. III it isn't good, they'll
curtail or stop our production"
you're a pessimist and a wor-
Her" Jean retorted humorously.
He turned TO grin at her as he
went through the door. "Old Blue
Stockings again, huh ,"
But the next morning. a. the
. three plant engineers filed into
Steve's Office, they knew by his face
that news had arrived-and IL was
good. The pleased grin on Stoves
face could mean nothing else.
sit down, boys" He nodded to-
val chairs.
What's happened, boss ," Tan
ner asked lin Jisi -ly You look
like the cat that just swallowed the
canary"
Steve smiled without looking I'D
from the voluminous report he held
In his hand.
Looks like your change In that
formula OF ours has done the trick. {"
There was a note Of triumph In his
voice.
rs that the anal report on the
test rlns7" Howard asked tenseiy.
That's right. Just came in the
morning mail" sseve's words were
coming fsst nQvs Truck urss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28

Yeah" snorted Howard. Wen,
II our housekeeper ever stays
away again, I'll starve before I'm
poisoned by any of that overrated
cooking Of yours" He turned to
Steve. Want us to pack you a
bag?
Steve hesitated. Without looking
in her direction, he was conscious
Of Jean through the glass partition;
could hear the muffled sound Of her
typewriter. She, too, had been
working hard during these last
weeks. And without much to take
her mind off an absent brooding he
had seen several times when she
was off guard.
mo, I don't think I'll go this
time" he replied.
They didn't press him. They gave
each other surreptitious winks and
Jean a knowing grin as they went
by her. Once in the hall, Tanner
murmured, Maybe he'll get his
mind off the plant and make some
progress with her"
Miracles have happened" How
ard shrugged.
Meanwhile, Jean had answered
call to Steve's office, and went ODE
diently, notebook and pencil poised
for the first word he sometimes
dictated before she could get to
chair. Then she saw he was in one
Of his rare moments Of relaxation.
well, the boys all seemed as
pleased as you were with the re-
port" she smiled Now we get to
work In earnest"
Our output will increase" Steve
answered, but the gruelling uncer-
tainty and proving period is about
over We can relax and live, maybe.
It's funny. isn't it. how foolish to
worry. once the things come out
right"
Jeans smile had a shadow on II.
Subconsciously IL turned Steve's
mind in a new direction.
"All that sabotage scare at hrst."
he unused. Il was sure for a while
they'd try TO get the rest Of that
formula in spite Of our doubled pre-
cautions But maybe 1t was done by
amateurs-a desperate grab before
we were organized TO protect our
selves. Manzanares says the Mexico
City police found no sign Of a gang.
though they arrested Jeffries and
searched him"
well, 1t was exciting while II
lasted" Jean said.
When she had gone back TO her
ONCE, Steve frowned thoughtfully.
Beneath her fiippant tone. he had
caught Q ro;s cf boredom or I'M
pat.enc.. VII?
lie b Continuodl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28

He is survived by his wife, .
daughter, Miss Elma Steeb, Ann Ar.
hor: four brothers, John, Pitts
field Township. Jacob, Ann Arbor,
Charles, ANN Srbor township. and
Edward. Mishawaka. Ind, and
three sisters. Mrs. ]. Fred Staebler,
Ann Arbor. Mrs. Caroline APRIL.
Scio Township, and Mrs. Robert
Arnlbruster. Lodi Township. Rev.
Peter Meadma. Detroit, will off1ci-
ate at the funeral services. and
burial will be in Forest Hill Gene
terry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
Rites Sunday For
Christian d. Steeb

Ann. Arbor, Aug. 9s-Funeral ser.
vices will be Sunday at 2:30 p. IN.
at the Muehlig Funeral Chapel for
Christian ID. Steeb, who died Fri
day after a long illness. Mr.. Steeb
had been employed as a mechanic
at the University engineering lab
oratories for the past 80 years. hay.
ing been born In Superior Town
ship. and being lifelong resident
OF Washtenaw County.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
Ann Arbor Youth
Given Promotion

Ann Arbor. Aug. IS - Robert
Cooley ANGEL former professor Of
sociology and chairman OF the So
GEOLOGY department OF the Univers'-
~ Of Michigan. has been promoted
from captain TO major, II has been
announced by the War Department.
Mai. Angel is now director OF the
college training program for avia-
ton cadets in the Eighth Service
Command OF the Army Air Force.
and is stationed at Randolph, San
Antonio. Tex
Mrs Angel. his daughter, Sarah.
and his son. James, are now living
IN Anrh AsS.bor. .-..,....-. ! - -.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-28
Second Baptist Church
Cor. Catherine and Hamilton SITS.

Cor. Catherine and Hamilton Sts.)
Rev Garther Robertson, Pastor.
$50 a m.-Sunday School. Gne
Hamilton, superintendent. DR.. L.
c. Perry. assistant superintendent.
1880 a. m.-Morning Worship.
The sermon will he delivered by
the pastor The Gospel Chorus and
Senior Choir will render the sing
ing Rozell Brown, director; Mrs.
Hazel Green, pianist, Mrs. Beatrice
Burnett, organist.
p. m-The Baptist Young Peo-
pies Training Union, Miss Serene
easier, directress.
7:3o p. m.-Eyening Worship, the
pastor delivering the sermon, the
Gospel Chorus and Senior Choir
rendering the music