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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

.Housenen At
Raleigh Meet

With local WarchuuSemcn attend
ing the governors conference on to-
bdcco today i'll Raleigh. there was
strong possibility that the tobacco
markets will br observing Il holiday
before the close OF the coming week.
Virginia warChoIISCmcn are favorins
holiday III order to clear up tn
price muddlc which has resulted fom
the collapse of prices on low grades.
green's and on the finest leaf.
Green grades have suffered most.
with losses stated to be as much a,
so per hundred as leaf which sold
III the high sos has Slumped To Sc
ana So, IN" same prices at which il
MAS selling IN the FIRST week of the
season. when the leaf was powder
dry and mol "bic to- be handled by
the prize house, without shattcrlnc.
Leaf now Is IN fair order. The fin
est clear leaf has suffered slump
of up to 50 per hundred. In two
weeks the Henderson market. which
Is only typical of all markets. has
Sllmpcd 81 III daily averages
|; Is believed that about sixty per-
cent OF The crop has been sold To ih,s
time. according To- Arthur H. Sur
prise. sales supervisor. and based on
a fairly conservative estimate Of SIN
teen milton pounds ,aS the total 10
be- sold M Henderson this year. If
these figures are correct. the market
i still >umCwha, behind l9l2 iii
percentage ot the crop sold at the
close "i six weeks. which was exact
~ half oi the tWrlvc-wcck market
season III 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

earned by them individually.
Mayor Powell said that since the
appeal by the City Council in mid
week. water consumption has fallen
third. or from 100000 to COO. 900
gallons Il day. If this saving is con-
tinucd. water left in the regular lakes
Will be sufficient to last until the
new connection has been established.
He said he hoped to be able To begin
pumping from Rowland'S pond on
next Saturday.
The mayor warned. however. that
the new pipe line will be- capable ui
! only 1OO.u00 gallons of water daily.
which is sharply under the normal
consumption. and that indications
are curtailmcntS will have To con-
tinuc until sufficient rain comes tn
rcpleniSn the watcrworkS lakes. No
rain is III sight and none promised
immediately by weather authorities.
There have been only two days Of
rain here since early July.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

PRISE. sales supervisor. The fifth
week. however. SAW a greater
amount Of cash pad out Ia the far
mcrS for their leaf. when 1857 $3.50
pounds sold ior S7117.5Si23
The sixth week pnundaGc figures
may stand us the high OF the season.
since there were slight blocks each
day of the week. although ON three
of the five days there were Sufiicicn;
small lots being offered Ia hold the
days poGndagc below 100 900
pounds.
Fridays market WAS again off on
averages. with Il drop of 90 cents to
S"4.a5 from Thursdays uut-SatiSiac-
tory average ul S35.545.
t"ndl,iuns on the market were
observed by Governor J. NJ. Brough-
ton. who followed sales as the leaf
from his northern Wake county farm
WAS being sold. some at very low
prices. The Bruughiun leaf sold
from 81 hundred 10 SlT a hundred.
and lowest would have sold Ton. less
Than If The house" had not bought
Inc leaf. II was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

because the trainmcn'S brotherhood
was not represented al d meeting yes
icrday.
Wildcat coal strikes spread 10
Pennsylvania. Illinois and Kentucky.
where 1000 more workers walked
ont. The total OF men die included
10000 in Alabama. 5000 III Indiana.
100 in Kentucky. .65U III Ohio L.
200 in Pennsylvania. HOO IN Illinois
and 100 in Arkansas.
Alabama miners started the cur
vcit walkout October Is. The War
Labor Board has directed them to
return 10 work. John l.. Lewis. prcSi-
dent of the United Mines Workers,
also has urged them 10 50 back 10
the pits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
Stocks Score
Slight Gains

New York. oct. 23.-(AP)-Spe-
cialiZcd buying continued as the
principal prop for tOday'S stock mar
kCt and assorted favOritcs added
fractions to two points or more To
their recent advance. number
touching peaks for the year or ion
ger.
Stocks hitting peak levels for 1913
included American DStilling. West
ern Union and preferred of Ameri-
can Power & Light. American and
Foreign Power and Electric Power
and Light.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
Rail Brotherhoods
Order Strike Vote

NSo'il'iucI from rage onc)
Tor a showdown ia their demands
win The arrangements.
y Joint meeting of all rail Union
icadcrs WAS expected today on re-
solution recommending the strike
pol and H. reflections of the play
raise suggestion.
f"ur OF the five bruthcrhouds have
rejected the four cents an h.Ir pro-
poSAl. according 10 the head of the
SWl'chmcn'S uni"". Action on the
strike poll WAS deferred Until today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
Cotton Quiet
All Forenoon

New York. oct 23.-(AP)- The
cotton market driitcd in quiet trade
on scattered liquidation and hedge
selling which met indifferent trade
price fixing support.
Futures closed 30 tn 80 cents a
bale lower. December 20.O6. 20.0Z.
March 1898. 1887, May 1879. 1878,
July 1856. 1861.
Middling spot 20.83.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
AROUND TOWN
DIRECTORS TO MEET

Der of Commerce have been called II
meet IN regular session next Mon
day evening az g o'clock in the OF
lice ui the secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

Not since an RAF armada hit Bcr-
lin on the last night in Angus, had
British bO.nbcrS' losses been So secvrc.
Forty-Scvcn aircraft failed to return
from that raid. The Berlin radio in
creased the :guTe III las: nights
British bombcr>' losses been so severe.
southwest Germany.
The lesser attack IN Frankfurt.
more than 100 miles from Berlin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
FRANKLIN CUMMINGS INCREASE

LOuisburg. Oct. "a check made
here indicates that l.5O9 bales Of
cotton Of the 1913 crop had been
ginned in Franklin county prior to
October |, us compared with 1886
DaleS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
a. Heavy Bombers
Lost by British in
Raid Over GERMANY

Continued from -agc Onc)
German raiders stabbed at Lon
don Tor the seventh successive
night. dropping a few bombs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

was the 39th OF the war on that big
automotITc rail and rubber center,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
on LICENSE

y marriage license VAS issued FRI
day To- riathuu :. BIrWcll. Jr., of
LaWrCnccv.llc. Va. AID Nancy !.
couple.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23

The sixth week of the Henderson
TOBACCO market. which closed yes
'crday. was ih2 heaviest in poundag'
oil me i9f" season. IN spite of the
serious collapse of prices whicn
threatened 10 cause Il market hol..-
day, according 10 Arthur II. Sur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
Offerings Past Week
Most Of Season Here
Despite LOzv Prices

Sales Friday. October -:
j86.696 pounds for S133,635.1J.
average S3i.5j.
Sixth week of season:
2.OOI.152 pounds for S736,661.2O,
average S36.15.
Season To date:
9.6l9.2lO pounds for S3.7li.7iS.-
30, average S3S.6l.
1912 Comparisons:
Friday. October %, 1912:
600.4SS pounds for S25S.OI2.2I.
average S42.9B.
Sixth week. 1912:
2.52S.I22 pounds for SI.O16,6OS.
10. average Si2.5S.
Season Ia date, 1912:
l4.5iS,l9O pounds for S5.9T6.-
2o2.SS. average SII.OS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-23
Charter No. 1896
Reserve District No. 5
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK in HENDERSON

HENDERSON IN STATE NORTH CAROLINA,
SINFSS OCTOBER Is.
SPONSf TO CALL MADE COMPTROLLER CURRENCY
UNDER SECTION 5?l1. L. 5. REVISED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Gods are legion, For such strafines
We are told hey paid dearly yet
The picture OF the Jews marching
through the ages with God riding
before them on cloud by day and
as a pillar OF fire by night y
more consistent than that offered
by any other people
Understand Their Religion
The history OF the religion OF
the Jews can be divided into five
distinct parts
. the formative. which extends
from the very earliest times down
TO about the 9Th century before
Christ:
. the prophetic which goes on
from this point TO The DAYS Of
Exile in the 9Th century BIC The
Exile Itself is thought OF as a
transition period in The Hebrew $
NE
. the prieslly on the time from
the return OF Exile until about the
FIRST century before Christ;
. the scribal. extending from
this period to the 18Th century Of
our times and finally.
. the modern, which comes from
that time 10 this There are nc
hard and sci lines Of separation
between these periods They slil
unnoticed into one another
First Period Primitive
During the first period the Jews
were semi-ciyilized and harbaric
tribes They were wandering herds
men with no settled pattern OF
life Gradually. however they
moved closer together and The
several tribes came to constitute
more unified group ~ me
eleventh century before Christ
they had become sufficiently uni
fled TO have kingly government.
In primitive moments their rell-
gion was primitive $50 and the
people worshipped stocks stones
nature and many varied gods.
As they progressed they threw
on the worship OF many Gods and
settled on he one Jehovah as their
only dieiy. The Jews were not
Monotheisis Al this time however
because they agreed the Gods q
other nations were as valid a.
heir own only their God was sole'
theirs
Violence and rudeness marke,
their social ethics Frequent war,
and hloodshed were In order il
these days Of Israel hut At lengtl
more kindly scheme OF Twins
was devised and the beginning O
rational. social existence fonn'
It's way into their thinking an,
actions
second Great Period
The second period marks erea
day In Jewish history During
these times TWO Kingdoms Of jews
were destroyed and The people VII,
made them up We're carried on
as was explained last week. some
going TO Assyria fN0rtherr
Kingdom) and some TO Babylon
Southern domain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

mean that said they were IN
love with me and really treated
me 80. | haven't been out since
the baby came. I'm not happy Al
ell. Just work and take care
OF myself and baby.
Ans; Worrying about n wrong
step In life Will not right u. We
must learn 10 profit from our
post mistakes. however serious.
You can't correct this mistake by
living hermit's life. You're n
grown woman NOW. You're mrre
settled and you have ouigrown
y.ur tickle nature. Somewhere
there Il man who will make
you fine husband. From now
on choose yopr male friends With
care Judge them by their char
acter. not their locks. In the
meantime. he your natural self.
adopf cherry dIsnosltlon and
society win gladly welcome you
back.
X.OX-I am married. WON
an and am living In the house
with my mother. do not want
10 stay here but my husband Is
too cheap Ia move He buys one
meal day and yet when pay
day comes. he doesn't have snv
money. am tired ~ this Would
Il be better for me to go west,
stay worried.
Ans.;-If you 70 west as You
plan. ron understand Of course.
that You will have ~ work and
sunnort Yourself. These trlns
end changes look elamorons. hui
they ere NOT al iher'are cracked
IN 10 me. II,'"~ IN stren"e
city With No friends soon Refs
lonesome and monoicnous. ]" my
opinion. scIn~ wes' i too drss-
>fIe a stem Ia take. " vor're ro'ng
~ wc-k anywav whv NOT 20 10
work IN VOW rIfv End helm your
hnsherd rrlsA The funds N move
ont from u"der your mother.
nFC 7 have some len' end
I have been thinklnv shon' sell
Inc II I'm geit'ry Tired " paw
inc taxes on n Ple'se tel me n
: should hold 70 II or ret my
money out - " now Fverv vear
7 oct one Of vorr feadin9s Please
isn me hen the new ones VIII
- reafv7
Ne Ven con |'snes" ~
.err ~ n~~sr ~ y view wood
rrl~~ Il 80 nr~ser' 'lme. s"t .
v~cA ~sl~e ~ tho n-ornrty and
Pvt n Into the hands 81 q real
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

d. ST. married quite young
and | have been married for 20
years. We have been living In
the house with his mother all
these years. When my son We
IL I left and stayed away for 2
years. however. worried About
8 months aeo my husband came
10 me and asked me back. He
just beFged me 10 come back 10
him and said he would get a
place where we could be alone
fnd that's what I've always
wanted. l agreed and came hack
He left Immediately for CALI
fornia and left me here IN the
house with his mother. He writes
that he wants me to come out
there with him Shall T.
Ans; or course yen should
rour husband Is serious. he wants
Jon back and yonr son needs
you both. In the months that you
were separated. Neither ~ you
we're happy. Ton need each
erhsr row, more th-n ever. n"d
you',e hren thror~h too much
together 10 qpit. This Il an ep-
perfume time 10 patch m vo"r
difficulties and draw your IItf'e
family close together. " VIII ne
fnn living 10 Yourselves In Call
fcrnIa. sway from the strain Of
family bIehtrlng. Good irck 10
you.
Enclosed you will hnd
clipping from your sdvice coll
nmn showing that ] am Interest
cd IN your advices that read
. bout others. was horn IN
1885. VIII II be wise FOR me to
move with nv children
Ans.s-ks long ~ v~u End
,onr husband are able n main
tain home and keen eru" "t
bread IN the ranfrv. n IL het-
..r tibet you live 10 Yourselves
Move N With NE eAi'H-en c~'.
"a a lest resort. n-ueh'ers.'".
irw and cons i~-l>w hive wav
~ rssertIp~ binsf"h and yonr
f.mllr n M excenlI0n.
uttW p'-~sa IAN No haf0re
nv heeith dwindles awsv 10 a
mere nothing heceuse OF con-
stsnt worry. used 20 smile 20
much that everyone celled me
smree hut thew hove vanished
pwev n heif frowns now am
~ vows ~ prd have =
mortNs old slrl hit 7 have reVer
hem r,~rr'~a I've plwevs heen
20 tickle minded. treated boys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Rellgiously their progress was
tremendous Through her prophets
ihe Worship OF one God WAS
preached Iehova and none other
was worthy OF their Worship IN
this preachment rests the founda
ton Of The Nonoiheism zone God
Worship that underiies the
Christian Church This one fact
makes the Jewish combination 20
the religions u The World ereater
than that Of any one peopie
Temple WORSHIP was organized
in this second period and priest
hood Was formed 10 perform ne
requl "a faiions aud duties
Because God Was defined ia more
ethical FERNS their social ne re-
Elected this growth and NE among
fhem was markedly more civil.
Third Period Reflective
Ia contrast 10 ne prophetic
period iseeond IS the ihird or
Pfiesily It's great Distinguishing
character is its noticeable depth
Of reflection and orderly regula.
ton OF temple practices and be-
lefs.
After the long search for one
God he Jews feli hey had 10
crys'alize their worship OF him
This they did with the aid OF
Priests and scrihe~ one 10 write
he liurgies and the other to ad
minister them.
The Priests collected and drew
W codes OF ritual and conduct and
our present hook Of Genesis rep
resenls Just such q collection Of
scattered law and tradition The
people were no longer an oral body
bur people With a Book (thc
Bible Ia pari
Fourth Period Bible Formed
II was during the fourih period
or Their lives that the Jews got
together he various books thaf
now make up our nihle
The Temple in Jerusalem was
DESTROYED FOR The last lime in me
year 10 AID The Priests vanished
with f. The people Tor The next
II hundred years turned 20 the
study Of The law d vas all 'hey
had What VAS written existed
as We know 4 in the Peniateuch
or first five hooks OF me Rible
The Jews called e he "Torah Il
/ explanations Mere required Rah.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Down
Poets
Row
Madam To You
BY LANGSTUv HUGHES
tfOR AMP
BY 7. MELVIN

BY LANGSTON HUGHES
tfOR AMP
Madam and the Charity thIld
Once adopted
A little girl child
She grew up and go' rlini.
Nearly drove me Wild.
Then 7 adopted
A little boy.
He used switch-hlade
For a toy.
What makes these charity
children so bad
Amt had no luck
With none ! had
Poor little things
Born behind the s-rock.
With pnrents that I don't even
Stop e take stock
The County won't pay me
Rnt Four week
Can't raise no child on that,
SO 10 speak.
And the lady from the
Juvenile Court
Alwavs coming around
Wanting q report
Last time told her
Rencrt NV eve
Things Is had
You fenre cnf wav'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
~ YORK vgwswt~ HEADS
+ ANGELES SENTINEL

los ANGELES-(ANP)--J Rob-
Smith, former managing editor
|ihe Richmond Afro-American
labor editor OF the New York
|sierdam News. was named man
pc editor OF the Los Angeles
'iineI. Leon X. washington. Jr.,
Pllsher. announced this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
BY HEN RICHARDSON

The religion of the Hebrew people is at once their
history More than any the stage of cyilza
ton the Jew has kept God the of his cultural
In days Of prosperity God praised and time Of
espair God sought for aid 1t Is that the times
when Jews forgot God went wh0rng after other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
~ ,:';aS2..
fFoR ANPl
JIM STEELE
cK DAY Wis


tfVh ANf)
What Ia the name OF the
hrsf ship built entirely by
Negroes at the Sun Shipbuild-
ins Drydock company. and
Who christened the ship'
Who were the first Negroes
70 enroll In the Army Air
Force school OF medicine
Nho IL the first Negro to
hold the heavyweight cham
rionship Of the British Army
Who Is president OF Virginia
state colIege'
Who Is known as the Dark
Angel ~ the Violin"
who was Cyrus Tiffanv-
What Negro assisted in sur
'eving the federal territory.
which wa later known ~
me District Of Columbia
answers on page TO-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
No Riot Adjoining
Nv WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
(FOR AMP

There Is no riot coming here
Rmmors are but riot seeds
There's not one thing for us 10
fear
Thoughts Of them are poison
weeds.
We people here can ket along
Harmony Is what We crave;
That IL the burden OF our song
From the cradle 10 the grave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Note Don't nssdly when mind weighted down with
please write Your problem win be snsied in the paper free Just include
ABBEs 10" NsPlRAroNAL READING With READING viii
Please ssnd @ for confidential and
Genuine problems within the OF Write
ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

~ fhfV HthI WILLIAM
n We BE towards -.
Crime end cover 70 The lash's
swish.
sh~'~k from blows Of knuckled
fists:
sIcklv grir when your women are
slurred
And hee' 10 man Ike srovei-
inF cur.
Fstuousiv sppleud bomhestlc
prpise--
(orp'~~s vamnw ~ rre-bel-
irm days. ~
Ferv'dlv sirr Liberty Home ~
The Free"
Az taught 10 you and me
LEX me hand ihst knots N.
rome
p,.cet shout some black man,
ihrort
suhm't 10 iramv. prejudice and
abuse
C''.r"n'on ne craven who these
thinps excuse
estate arencv. sh~rt the View
peaSin"s s.e~'re irsi eFf he
rrcs> co~a esc ana self -
.fresteS ssa,~nod euv~t"ne -
,c-~ D~~ai~~ s"d~v. r"ls ~
~. e..fsta ...u ~ y ~~..st '..'t'~t
tnst-- ~-~ls lao v0ur csse nrI-
v-t~', no sure 10 send your
hIrth date.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
This Is Our Common Destiny
History OF The Jewish People
History Of Their Religion

bis made them orally As these
explanations mounted up they
were wfifen down and eventually
CONFUSED book called rhs Tai
mud
They we're given common law
authority and heraue part Of
the worship literature.
This priod for tue Jews was a.
sura times ave- Tor other people,
great moment u intellectual
eultern SIN s~fy s''le religions
content u WAS dnring This period
That Cbrlst came on me scene and
Christianity was established At
ms As par Of ne Jewish rolf
riou Then later separate and OPP
fiiih Period Liberal
And Orthodox
jews Ike Negroes held hrmly
10 Tradition through -rhe wears.
They W,rr afraid 20 diner or
-l4-ht esfh M past Many sian
adhere kindly 20 the old authors
tires Of yesterday BIT about one
hundred years aeo. courageous
minds SCI our on liberal trails and
injected reason into simple belief.
The creed was greatly simpiihed
and became confession of farm
ia God The Taimnd vas no longer
considered divine authority
Those who broke with The rAst
are called Reformed and those
Who held 10 The Orthodox faith,
Talmuaisfs OF Orthodox
fNe1i week the matter o. Christ
Ia jewish religion will be dis
cussedj.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Dimout In Harlem
(Ry LANGsTON HUGHEs)
(F0R AMP

(T0R AMP
Down the street Young Harlem
In the dusk r. walking
In the dusky dImout
Down the street Is walking.
Shadows veil his darkness
Shadows yelling shadows
Soft as dusk the darkness
Yelling shadows.
Laughter
Then a silence
Silence
Then laughter.
Shadows yelling silence
silence yelling shadows
Silence and the shadows
Yelling Harlems laughter
Silence
No one talking
Down the street
Young Harlem
In the dark
IL walking.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

srhe reprinted Peoples
Negro and Jewish nliy)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
BIodqett-HoImes Wedding

Mary Bodgeu who is the daughter Of Br. and Mrs.
William f. Blodge Howard Sumner Holmes, Of Mrs.
Howard S Holmes Of Chelsea and Ann Abo and the late
Mr.. Holmes married 80 O'Clock Saturday in the
Burns Avenue Presbyterian Church
Decorations simple being confined two bouquets
OF white flowers. each side The altar
Mrs. Ear Yahn, the former Martha Bodgett. Ter
sisters matGon of honor.
Bridesmaids Ms James Bishop Blod2,u Of Boston.
sistern-law OF the BRIDE Mrs Robert Reid and Florence
Mossmer.
Dudley Holmes twin brother OF the bridegroom, mis-
best
Ushers were-btyd Holmes of Battle Creek and Robert
Holmes Of Lansing cousins of the bridegroom: Howard II.
Ellis, OF Grand Rapids and Herbert W. Park of Farming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Headlines Tell of Engagement

The novel way in which Nancy Fords engagement TO Hugh
thought up by her mother,
Mrs. r. Kay Ford
Young John Woodhouse Jr calling Extra Extra
Odbook Lane Crosse Ponto
guests gathered for the cocktail party Nancy
giving for bude-elec Jane MalComson.
Every Of bit startled.
The headlines however allayed their fears readtnGN2w
Alliance Formed, Nan and Marty Reach Agreement
Mrs. Ford had had regular newspaPers printed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
min Just Out Of College

~ and -itftt44t4Ha Inns engagement
to It, NardVc "a small family gathering this Sunday at
,he Little Club
nin is Jus, ou. oC. college having graduated last
week from Mount HoAoke
II seems only ,bc other day graduated from
Lgeett debut that June large Iecep
ton held a Country Club.
She is provisional member The Junior League and
member Of Tau Beta.
l. Wardwel went to Hotehkiss and in 1889 Gradu
sed Williams College where he affiliated with Kappa
Alpha.
Before going INTO the navy post graduate work 1T
he school engineering University OF Michigan. He sta
toned IN the East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Nancy Ever SO Attractive

Nancy attractive in her printed crepe floCk
which had royal blue flowers a white Background
She graduate of Crosse Ponte Country Day, Chatham
Hall, in Virginia the Connecticut College for Women.
and provisional member of Junior League and
member Of Tau Beta.
Hugh who is Of the Hugh Martins of Crosse I'c.
DIS Tabor Academy Marian Mass, and Is junior
A Williams College the Naval Reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

seaspray crepe and lowered hat with yelling. Her
bouquet composed Of white orchids.
reception held the howerdecked Colony Town
Clgb. The table the dining room laid with white
banquet cloth and each side of The TERED wedding cake
the crystal bowl filled with white flowers.
Crystal candelabra held white tapers.
Even Mary, herself didn't know where she going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

her wedding trip until she and erhusband set out
beng kept as a surprise 10 her
She travelling red silk suit with white pin point
and small white straw hat with white roses on each
side.
Upon their return Mr. and Mrs Holmes will live North
Lake in cottage they have taken for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Progressive Club Lunch

THE WOMEN'S PROGRESS
SIVE CLUB Will hold a lunch
con AT II noon. Wednesday, at
he Highland Park b r. a n G h
YWCA with bridge and sewing
on the program for the after
noon. Mrs. Carl Wallace IS
president.