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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22

lited as sold, at the Federal Reserve
Bank, gives Lincoln county still
leading all other Montana counties
in percentage OF sales. Actual sales
to private investors were $148,341.-
% up to the close of business on
April 20. This Is 1893 per cent OF
the county's quota.
County Chairman Hargreaves
completed his county organization
during the past week and although
the quota has been more than met.
it is planned to over-selI it as
much as possible. Sales are still
in progress throughout the county
Mr.. Hargreaves has appointed the
following men to have charge of
the drive in their respective dis
tricts.
Troy. B. Farris.
Warland-L4 L. Lake.
UralJerry Fritsch..
Rexford-W. L. Fewkes.
Eureka--L. w. Fettefly.
Fortine-Henry Yoppe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
POINT VALUES LOWERED

Because some perishable meat
products were moving very slowly
OPA reduced by one or two points
the ration values of sausage Tin
GLIDING Weiners, bologna, pork
sausage), scrapple, gatherings, and
pork necks, and backbones. Dry
and semi-dry sausages such as
hard salami, hard cervelat, pepper
oni, soft, salami, thuringer, and
mortadella--Were not affected by
the action.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
TRANSFERRED FROM ALASKA

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gooselaw were
much pleased to receive a telephone
call from their son, Pershing, Tues
day night. Pershing has been with
tho army signal corps IN Alaska
for the past 10 months but now
has been transferred to San Fran
cisco and called them from that
city. He Is soon to begin course
in cadets school in the air corps.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
Lincoln County Is First
In Montana To Reach
Quota In Bond Drive
Latest Report Says Amount Sold TotoIs
$148, 34l rs Up to Close of Business on
April 20-l4o.o per Cent of Cool

Lincoln county enjoys the distinction of having been the
first county in the state to oversubscrbe its quota the
Second War Bond Drive The drive had hardly gotten
under way when bulletins from headquarters began
to report that Lincoln county had exceeded its quota This
chases made by three large institutions in the county The
quota was $4,000 Of this sum, 100000 set aside
for purchases by institutions That amount SUBJ
scrbed leaving only $4,000 to be raised from individual
purchases
Had ted datf hnF FEEDER Rnseru
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22

lective Service directors were re-
quested to ''rt-emphasize the coop
Grafton required by the Selective
Service System toward the full eff
fectiveness of the lumber and nom
ferrous mining sterilization order
by directing your local boards that
all registrants Of military age who
are giving full measure of their
time and effort to the job. or who
have contracted to enter the COW
cred lumber and metal operations
in reasonably near future. should
receive the most serious considcra-
ton for occupational deferrment. +"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
TWO SONS VISIT HERE

Dick and Tom Brinton were
home over the weekend for a short
visit with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Brinton. They both left
Tuesday, Dick to return to his du-
ties in the navy at San Diego. His
particular duty is working with
landing crews in the handling OF
boats Tom was to fly to New
York City where he is in the air
corps.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
hereII Be
Plenty of Sugar
For Coming

Sugar for home canning of 1913
fruit crops will be available to
housewives on approximately the
same basis as last season. No de-
duction of blue point stamps will
be made from War Ration Book
Two for canning sugar. Details of
the program will be issued within
the next few DAYS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
High School Will
Present Concert

The music department of the
Libby high school, under the di-
rection of Ella Stockton, will pre-
sent the following program We'd
nesday evening, April 20, at 8
o'clock The admission is free, but
children under Is cannot be adj
mitted because of the measles sit
uation.
BAND
/. "Salutation'- March ........... Seitz
q 20 Morning Start How
Fair and Bright" .......... Bach
3. King Arthur"-Overture....
...................................M Max Thomas
4. Waltz Medley .................... Strauss
S. "El Capitan" -March .......... Sousa
Student Conductor, Earle Winfrey
VOCAL
by the Bend of the River"
............................ Edwards Deis
Vocal Duet
Lila Davidson and Joan Apologize
THE Bells of St Marv's" Adams
'Eventide" ............... Miles-Morgan
"Syncopated Lullaby" ........Sinn
Vocal Ensemble
BAND
"On the Mall'-March H.. Goldman
In a Persian Market" ,.. Ketelby
THE Thunder" March ....... Sousa
Student Conductor
Germaine Schlumm
THE Three Bears" ......-...-....-...
................................. Newell Long
THE Star Spangled Banner
D. w. Bierley spent. the week
end in Eureka with relatives.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22

Night grain-shocking parties by
local business men and other town
volunteers helped save the grain
crop in WalWorth County, Wis, last
year, as many as 10 grain fields be-
ing cleaned up in a single night.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22
Still at Hea

Still at Head
Reports received from state head
quarters as to bonds actually cred
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22

D. w. Bierley spent the week
end in Eureka with relatives.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
Yale Starts
Test of Big
Horn Region

Another test for the Big Horn
Basin area Of northern Wyoming
and southern Montana, which is
considered by oil experts as one of
the most likely areas in the coun-
try for developing new crude oil
reserves. is starting on the Alkali
anticline, north of Greybull, Wyo.
Yale Oil corporation of Billings,
has. started the wildcat, located in
the NV SEA NEA 33-55-N-95W,
and detectives viii be the Embar,
Tensleep and Madison for black oil
production.
The test viii be on the unex-
plored north dome of the structure.
The Alkai structure is an anticline
six miles in length with two domes.
Two and one-half miles south of
the current test, E..G. Lewis and as
s0ciates drilled a well in section H.
54N-95W, several years ago, which
had good gas showings and some
oil at 2,507 feet, but abandoned
when it encountered water at 2,518
feet. Surface formation at Alkali
is the Frontier
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
PAW to Speed
Approvals on
Urgent Needs

More efficient procedures in
handling priority requests for con-
Struction projects in the Petroleum
Administration for Wars Materials
division now make 1t possible for
oil industry operators to receive
approval twice as speedily as they
could in January, that agency has
announced.
Deputy Administrator Ralph K.
Davies stated that even further
reduction in processing time may
be looked for by the petroleum In
dustry. He explained:
The Materials Division, in CO.
operation with PAWS operating
divisions and the war production
board, has reduced the average
time required to clear priority
rating application by so percent
since January, 1913. We are con-
WINGED that even further reduction
in processing time can be made.
PAW will continue to do every
thing possible to cut the time re-
quired to grant approval on inn
portant wartime construction
projects"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

Cole Greek, LaBarbe. Midway Dome,
Dutton Greek, Iron Greek, Lost Soldier,
and Teapot fields In Wyoming, and the
Moffat field in Colorado, crude oil prices
follow the Salt Creek posting. The East
Mahoney crude price is based Toe below
the Salt Creek posting, and the Wertz
and Mahoney prices are by Emerson War
dell which had been based zoe below
the Salt Creek posting.
LaBarge follows Midcontinent prices Csc
above Salt Creek. II is derived from the
average of the prices posted by Standard
Oil and Texas In Midcontinent. Since
Standard posts down TO 81 gravity and
Texas stops at below 29. the average
prices apply to LaBarge crude below %
gravity.
Medicine Bow, effective a. m. 7-l-z1
Gravity after
Sterilization
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

If every housewife in the nation
saves as little as two tin cans In
one week, it would mean enough
scrap steel to make the steel used
in the hulls of three heavy cruisers
and the tin used in 20 submarines
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

CONTINUED from Page u
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spudded Io-so4ss drilling, $50. tFIRsT
oGpEx.KEyIN-xACH0n NO. g.
s spsa sg I a So d; A SFilllng, $50.
RFAHE-ENGLEKxNG NO. b.
NE NWA NWM 20-35-1W.
Rig UP. (FIRST REPoRT1.
spud 2 z1a-as suns 81 sta sand st ISIS.
Completion, 8-21-43s Madison contact
1778; break at Is2s1s35; show Of oil;
total depth. 1916 plugged back % ls40;
scsdllzed, 500 gallons; testing WIN re
SUPERIOR PETR0LEUM-GoED 5
sE NEA sWA 12-35-3w
Spsadding.
TExAC0-RKEG NO.
spuddeaz io'lz.ss; driiiing. s55.
TExAC0.KENNY no. 81
NE sWA SEA 1S-35-2W
Spudded e-f8-43: COMPLETION, 1916
a; sunburst sand i2e5-Isl0. dry
quarts 1481-1480; Jet scidized by Halt
burton. 500 gal; treated 1000 gal. no
acidaed 500 gai. i5i Il TEST testing s
TExACO-PoRTER NO. r.
Spudded iO-I2-43; roaming, 1900.
THORP EFT AT-HOLBROOE NO. g.
s sadd ayf io nEa s sss isInch. SEQ.
yAEDERPAs q THOMPSON THuMM
Rig up. (FTRsT REP0RT).
vANDERPAs--xACHOR NO. 49,
spudded Io-f3-4s: oil 162z-1624; acid
lied 500 gallons. COMPLETION. % bbls.
initial
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
Rocky Mosznscxin
Posted Prices
For Crude Oil

Following are the current prices for
crude oil p@r barrel SIS posted by the
principal purchasers In various fields
Of the Rocky Mountain Divisson with
the effective date of the price. by states
and fields:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

Fort Collins and Wellington
Effective 2 a. m, May II, 1941.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
GOES TO SLEEP ATPARTY
GIVEN IN HIS HONOR

On Friday evening October s.
az The beautiful home Of Mr.
end Mrs Harrison Hayes. 80
Trowhridec avenue. the s-week
cd son Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Coyinsion who lives AZ 1898 Haz-
lett. was given baby shower
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were brought or sent 70 mem.
bcrs Of the st Johns Presby
lornan Church choir who spon
sored tho affair Mr. Coyington
Is the tenor soloist OF tho choir
Afier several quiz games. ice
cream, cake. canapes and lemon
ade were served.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard CIeage.
Mr.. and Mrs Webster Harris.
Attorney and Mrs. Ramon Mar
'inez. Mr. ana Mrs John ruqua.
Mrs r Smith Sergeant Murphey
nephew Of the Covingtons. Mrs.
L. + Johnson; Mesdame$ Pedan.
Foster and Glass and Mr. and
Mrs Covington. who expressed
their appreciation for the shower.
Tiny Mr. Covington slept peace
fully through the en.ire proceed
ines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
DOOLITTLES
MEET WITH
JEANNE COLE

A good looking slack outfit OF
beige and coral was Jeanne Coles
hostess garb when she enter
tanned tho Doolittles Monday eve
ming at her home on Josephine.
The girls assembled on time.
which fact In itself was some
thing Of record. and they en-
ioyed most delicious chicken
salad supper before they began
their rounds Of bridge. The prize
winners included virgie Brown
Icy. whose award was peach
satin glove case and match
Inc one for hose Vivian Cooper,
whose prize waste basket
adorned with magazine clippings.
VAS the envy Of the crowd; and
Maribodine Robinson, who won q
leather case. Frances Hagans
received the club prize for the
highest score Of the past season.
set Of crystal goblets
others at the meeting includ-
cd Beatrice Gillian. Victoria
Mccall. Pauline Milton Doris
Pelham. Margaret Thomas. Louise
Edwards and Corine Martin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
CONDUCTORETTES
RELAX AT WV TWIX
RUNS ON WOODWARD

a group ~ Woodard conduc-
torettcs started their weekly rec
reati-n and fun az tho Lucy
Thurman Branch ywCA on We'd
resdav from $ 70 10 O'Clock Miss
Eachel Stewart IS chairman Of
the GROUP
These girls take fares all day
on the Woodward avenue car
Nnc and solve their fun prob
lem IN the evening with particle
raiirn IN Y activities These Inc
cludc basketball, tennis. badmin-
ton. ping pong swimming and
roller skating
The group includes Miss Viola
Crosby. Miss Willie Pope Miss
Ethel Ger. Miss Ellen T. Green.
Miss bertha Shipman Mrs Elma
Nisc Mrs Helen clover. Mrs
.Adle Y Bell. Mrs Pauline Tay-
Tor and Mrs Mae Richardson
Other groups q girls and
women looking for recreation and
fun aftcr work are invited 70
come 10 the lWCA and consult
with Miss Ruth Anderson I'd
Miss La,anla Moore who I'LL
help 10 arrange something eNci'-
Ing and worthwhile IN sports and
parties for them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
MOTHER TURNER
HONORED AT DINNER

Mother Turner of Olivet Bap-
iist church Detroit was guest
~ honor AZ a dinner party, sun
day Oc' ~ A. tho home ~ Mr.
ana Mrs Jerrr Willis $3.50
Preston street
Tho dinner menu consisted 81
f,a., cocktail roast duck dress
irr and vegetables topped Of
Win luscious lemon pie
The guests included Mother
Turner Nr and Mrs Jerry vii
~ heir granddaughter little
claudia Willis Mrs Andrea VIII
us Mrs callie Martin and Mr..
and Mrs r r Kelly
A grand time was enjoyed
by air
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Husband: That's gorgeous Fur
Coat for only $1,000. Looks like
fwice as much Wife: Yes, dear,
I'm sure it's remarkable value.
hut you work hard for your money
aud its up 10 me to save That's
why | bought my Fur Coat at
FltANkLINS during their daring
leih anniversary sale" Here is a
very special offer made in drive
for 500 new customers. A smart
new pair OF shoes or a clever new
Fail hat. value $500. absolutely
FREE. with your purchase OF a
new 1874 Luxury Fur Coat, priced
AZ only $1,000. They're better, finer.
Luxury Furs. beautifully lined. tai
iored and styled TO the minute.
Special for a limited time only. MP
10 $500 for your old Fur Coat In
trade. Just $500 down reserves
your Fur Coat. Take as long as So
weeks 10 pay No red tape. no
delay. Hurry and get your FEE
hat or shoes during this drive lse
your credit as always at FRANK
LTN's DEPARTMENT STORE. 3i6
Michigan Ave, Detroit. shop any
evening I'LL 2 O'Clock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

TJte pegan boyec cha
French skies In w formation
Nations with the two fingered
tables rennet cusards march
visible OF determination to win what the
rv" stands fort
do than Just make the sign
the highest most delicate
that viii enable wn for they
milk Busy homemake will appreciate the
which coagulates the milk also sweens
andn and so easily too.
White and Blue Rsnnetcustsrd
/ pint milk canned) Maraschino Chc...-s
package vanilla rennet powder
glasses blue possible slowly
stirring constantly Test inside Of wrist frequently When
COMFORTABLY WARM 110' FL
Stir powder into milk bsky until thorouehy dissolved
Pour while st liquid into individual
DO until arm about 10 minutes Chill
owong
cherry halves w.
rennetustad placing them carefully
break through the surface
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
-Four Close Friends Give Farewell
Party For Marcella Peterson

A regretable but plcasurabie
get-tcgether dinner and theatre
party was enioyed by five local
young women last Friday eve
ming. The occasion was regret
able in that It marked the tenn
porary dissolution OF firm.
friendship which had existed be-
tween the participants ever since
young girlhood days. II was
pleasurablc because Victoria Me
Call, Karen Aston. vlvienne
Cooper and Frances Burton play
ed hostesses to Marccila Peter
son and saw 10 II that her last
DAYS were very happy cnes Mrs
Peterson will mako her home
in New York
With considerable difficulty the
hostesses kept their plans secret
and even until the last minute
the unsuspecting guest Of sonor
once guessed what was up. She
met her friends Friday evening
at the Paradise Bowl whore they
had dinner together for the last
time in coy little booth
There. the table talk ran 70 re-
miniscences with many refiec-
lions on their coming-ouf parties.
first heaux. and other cherished
memories The hostesses present
cd Marcella with tortoise she'll
rick comnact studded WITH
rhinesioncs They also gave her
n sterling silver fricndshin
bracelet Inscribed With their
names. Frances. Victoria Karen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

ed - The marriage which took
place last FRIDAY az noon
a reception was given in the
honor 81 Mr. and Mrs Killough
e. the home q the brides par
cnts Mr. and Mrs Henry Smith.
or Scotch Many friends came
" io wish hem luck The bride
wore soft gray wool suit with
large rnftled black chiffon collar
and cuffs and black accessories.
Her corsaee was cf orchids.
Her mother wore 2 gold dress
wfh HACK accessories and vel,
low roses Mrs Gertrude XII
Tough the sroom's mother. were
Slack suit With a peach satin
blouse and black accessories Her
flowers We're also yellow roses
MANY friends stood around as
ibe bride ncryously GU her huge
Wedding cake Large baskets and
vases 81 flowers adorned the liv-
inr room and dining room The
bridal table was a beautiful sight.
The cake was IN the center on
the Italian lace table cloth
and hir punch howl and flow
ers were on the other side The
guests erioyei delicious menu
~ chicken salad and hot rolls
Nrs lean Watson assisted IN
cutting The cake while Mrs
ptnch Barns the h'des .s.n
served The punch bowl
These present were Nj and
Mrs Nounccr Mr. and MN Bur-
rovcrs NJ Fitzpatrick, Mrs Will
laws Mrs Scott Mrs Watson
Mrs Rarnes Mrs Duncan Mrs
TELLS Mrs Roe,es Mrs Green
Mrs Randolph Mrs NcAdoFia
Nf A. = hrsen Mrs r John
son Mrs Price Miss Duncan;
Misses Z, yn and BESSIE Randoll.
Misses zelns. Alice and Alberta
ilshrf3o' Miss Goldie Ann Dick
ersor Miss Roberta Hill Miss
Ada Potts Mss Catherine Craig
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Mrs Roberts and Mrs Brown
served their guests cocktails and
a luncheon against color
scheme II pink and green Vases
Of sladioli were used throughout
the home
A peep A. June's calendar
shows that the busy week con-
finued Tuesday with supper at
The Paradise Lounge and a per-
Torrance q For Whom The
Rclls Toll" Margle Carter was
the hostess and her guests We're
members Of the wedding party
Wednesday evening. Timet'a
Carlisle. Marian Carter. Lillian
Brown. Elizabeth Green. Caro-
lyn Plummer and Elizabeth
Moody gave a dinner and shower
for June AZ the Lounge Thurs
day Of this week. while you will
no doubt he reading this account
~ bridal activities. Emmetta
Stewart and Frances Polk Will
be hostesses at spinster party.
The rehearsal dinner Will be
given Friday by Helen West
brook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
C0RBIN NICHOLS NASH
CHRISTENFD SUNDAY

Corbln Nichols J. Nash Of 53S
Holford street. River Rouge. vas
christenod SUNDAY. Oct 2. AZ St
Johns Presbyterian church The
Rev ". H. Molbon. cfficlated.
Mrs. 6 y Melton WIS godmother
and pr r. J Bass. godfather
The godmothcr's gift 10 li''lo
Corbln was beautiful blue and
white crepe coat and bonnet and
The godfather's gift was funds TO
start a hank account
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Early symptoms 81 meningitis
headache sore throat. chills and
fever Response To- treatment with
suifa drugs is good when begun
by the physician IN the early days
OF the illness There is no fecog.
nized preventative treatment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Monday. Oct. IL Hazel Brown
and Mary Roberts we're hostesses
at party for June at the Brown
residence on Melbourne. There in
unique fashion, the hride-elect
announced her wedding plans 10
friends who gathered for the oc-
casion From wishing we'll
each GIRL drew ont slip Of
paper and then read aloud The
verse which told Of the part she
would PLAY at the wedding,
Elizabeth Houston Moody viii
be her cousins mairon OF honor.
while Marrie Carter viii per-
form the duiies Of maid Of hon
or. The hridemaids include Lii.
Ian Brown. Elizabeth Green and
Carolyn Plummer Hostess du-
ties were assigned Frances Raj
ford Polk Timetta CARLYLE. Dolly
Mason. Emmetta Stewart Mrs
Mcfarland. Maggie Walker Green.
Rahe vomack. Margaret Dunbar.
Martha Tandy Marion Carter.
Sally Ford. PHYLLIS Golden. and
Della Russell
Others at the party were the
bride-elecrs mother Mrs, Alvin
Lee: Mrs. Ernest Westbrook and
Mrs Herbert White.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
VICTORETTE CLUB IN
Membership DRIVE

sunday. Oct. 10. marked a great
day in the history OF the VIC
toretie club. this date marked
the elimination Of Us initial
membership drive.
The new members and friends
Of the organization were enter
tained az an open house AZ the
hcmc Of MIR and Mrs Oscar NJ
Caliman. 1851 2sth street from
4 10 s p m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
IT'S MARDI CRAS TIME,
so GET OUT YOUR MASK

The usual array o, ri,,,..
ghosts, gypsies. and Iailhlrds n
be present AZ tho Alpha 81
Alpha sororitys fourth ,,,,.l
Mardi Gras II is 10 no M u
the Prince Hall Masonic r.n,l
at 275 f. Ferry The so,o.s.|
members are urging pe,,ri,.,|
70 relax while their war W.
by costuming and coming nn,|
colorful and gay affair Az ums|
various organizations are b,r,|
asked TO submit contestants III
will vie for tho prizes and NJ
honor OF being o.con n al
Mardi Gras
Miss Darrell Coins last ys,n|
queen. will reIgn until The M
queen Is chosen. Miss Coins M
was tho NAACr candidate rsprs|
scented the Statue II Lihpr'y N
carried a lighted torch Serm,|
crize winner WIS Miss noa|
Ann Shivors. the co-Er IA
candidate. and thirt Prise as
ner was Miss Ro-c raqrsa|
who represented 'ae Nor "a
study club
This year the ATTAIN proma
10 he even more ihyillne Nn|
Laura Kate Picken. q ssnsl
chairman Her co.elaiInar d
Lila Lissamore Wheeler ~
publicity and prizn eowml't' !
headed by Berthe Madison SmA
Her co-chairman Is Rohi
Grecnldgc. Alice cx and nr
oihy Scott are IN charge x d
hall and the tickets Sue Bs'ha
Coodson Is cersirnan 4 n
Queens committee and hor hs'T
IS Doris Duneall Ns DflYa 4
Moultrie is IN charge q 'he c''
respondcnce-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

and vivienne.
After dinner the five saw :,
Whom the Rells rous y
quintet met again Saurs,, u
and finally SUNDAY morrln, n
saw Marcella OF 10 New "
and her husband. Hughes p.''
son. who IS stationed ihs-. \,
the Coast Guards ="
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
on yACATION

Mrs c. a. Lowe. OF Begole ave-
nue.. Is spending two-week va
cation with relatives and friends
I'm Cleveland and Chicago She
will return home about Oct %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
BRIDE.ELECT JUNE DICKENS
FETED AT MANY PARTIES
DURING THE WEEK

They say all the world loves lovers. and the old adage
must be true, because friends and relatives doing all
they make the week which precedes June Dickens
marriage to Spencer Carey the oes yet June and
Spencer will be married this Saturday at Plymouth
\ IN nrof Il na lDhll rch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Some arc OF the opinion ~
Mark Ross will pc named 70 ~
the post, bur others say NJ
there Is too much inside cpps|
sitior to his appointment Veal
while. the old question ftinHl|
who will head the FEPC'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets 1t.