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Evening star., 1943-09-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Sept. 80 t49.---salable hogs,
steady to strong with wednesdays aver
ages; later trade SLOW 10 to 1S lower
ana snsn esoe. sI Sc aS1o pons. s:rly sSE s9cs
$50 pounds. l4;25-lb.00: sows. 1915
salable cattle. $500; saiable calves,
700; SLOW. generally weak to 25 lower;
trade on all classes cattle; both killers and
replacement stock; most STEERS medium
and EQQd Grade short fed at l3:H0-l8.S 30;
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Offering Oversubscribed

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 (P).-A spe-
cial offering of 1855 shares of
American Stove Co. capital stock
was oversubscribed on the floor of
the stock exchange today. The
stock was offered by Shields Il Co.
at $17.50 a share, with commission
of As cents a share.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

AppFoXimAte SaIes To-Day.
1l:O0 am. las 2o5 1900 Noon 266 65A
lO0p.m 347 OLA 2:00pm 4lo 6e4
Total $40 75A
Rates OF dividends IN the foregoIng table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included
Ex-diviuend xr Ex-rights q Also extra
or extras. d Cash or stock Paid last
year Payable In stock Declared or
paid so far this year. h Paid in Canadian
funds. k Accumulated dividends paid o.
declared this year
Evening star., 1943-09-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept 80 R1.-Cotton
prices held to q narrow range today as
traders awaited developments in the new
confessional farm program.
Scattered liquidation and hedge SELL
ing was taken principally through trade
price f1xin9 against textile contracts.
Late afternoon values were cents
bale higher to 10 cents lower, October,
SO; December. 2o.22. and March, 90.
Futures. closed fold contract0 20 cents
a bale hirher to Ak eenta lower
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Odd-lot Declines

rHILADELFHrA, Sept. 30 art,--The se-
ssIritiss sr. commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New Yofk
stock Exehanss for september 20: 1855
sales involving 62,t39 shares inciudinr III
short sales Involving 3sb shares.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Co.-3O at 3OL2.
Pctomac Electric Power Sc pfd.-1 at 11s
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Spot cotton closed steady, unchanged.
Sales, 6,607: low middlins. 1923; mid
ding, 20.25: good middling, 2O.7o: re-
ceipts, IL, 200; stock, 159,39s.
Bid. n Nominal
Evening star., 1943-09-30

The best way to root for victory
hte dig deep into that pocketbook or
1Arse and buy War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 30
Sales. STOCKS High Low. Close.
s. s. gsIt gsIt Trans Trans ,.s -1.95 1.s5, 1,s5 -
~ Mt. Ver W Mills 2b0 $50 $50
15o 90 Heg y AIds Anste5 T. Cas- Guar SsA 3sh assh
BONDS.
$4,000 Bal Trn db As A 52H 52A 52A
10000 Bait Trans IS 6OA 6OL 6OX
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Sept. 80 -lP.-After spurt-
Ing on I sssressise % mil mil buy Suyinn, xhs.s rie re.
acted today on profit-taking Trading en-
thusiasm diminished as It was felt that
wheat into terminal markets.
break In oats Of more than 4 cent
unsettled wheat. The fact this gfain is
and there was some selling on prospects Of
easing Of the tight feed grain situation
Corn Is preferred BY feed manufacturers,
fered By farmers
At the close wheat was u to y, lower:
December. 1.b1-1;t1h May. 1.b1h-A;
and rye was down h-1N; December,
Evening star., 1943-09-30
New Orleans Prices.

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 80 LR.--Cotton
futures declined here today under Ions
LIQUIDATION and hedge selling. Closing
prices were steady LIZ to 66 centa lower,
Evening star., 1943-09-30

sE3 dividend. sPlus extras. apaid 50
Iaf this year. s2Ts extra. h $500 ex-
ira. zoe extra. m S1.60 extra. D Paid
N 1912. $4,000 extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
BY JOE FAULKNER

II was the same Kid who
used TO bolt down has food
so he could run out and drill
his haStily-recruited squads Of
other fellows in his Brooklyn
ueighborhood.
Only this time he was holding
a regulation Army rifle instead
Of the old mop-handle with
which he used TO shoulder-armS.
And he had. somewhere along
the line. exchanged his rubber
dirk for a steel bayonet. and the
clod OF earth he once held had
been traded for a real hand
grenade, fused with real ex-
ploSiveS.
This time he was on a land
ing barge. nearing the shores of
Oran. Africa.
Now he was Corp. Michael Jo-
seph Colgan, 10. Of the u. S.
Army-and the Park Slope Sec
ton Of Brooklyn.
Everyone i'm New York must
have seen and recognized that
picture of him" his mother.
Mrs. Mary Colgan, explained in
"A voice swelling with pride.
The picture covered the entire
page Of the Pictorial Review
section OF the New York Journal
and American. Sunday. Feb. %.
Catharine. Mikes 16-year-old
sister, went out early that morn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
There's My Boy Mike!"

was everywhere We looked"
Mrs. COlgan eXcitedly recalled.
1t was the most wonderful
thrill ] have ever had. Every
night I have prayed to God TO
send Mike safely back to me. and
believe that picture, showing
Mike out of millions Of other
soldiers, was Gods way of as
surfing me my prayers will be
answered"
Only a few minutes before
this. though. hope had whirled
chaotically in Mrs. Colgans
heart. She had opened the door
of her five-room. walk-up
apartment on the top floor OF
the brown stone tenement at
l8l Berkeley pl., Brooklyn. The
sight Of two strange men. one
holding a camera. had intuitive-
~ struck her aS it would have
any mother Of a soldier away
at war.
ooh. oh, oh. My God!
Nothing has happened" Her
brown eyes widoned as she
stepped back to brace herself on
q chair.
Mixes father. Joseph Thomas
Colgan. came home from work
as Mrs Colgan was talking He
Is a wiry. muscular man. who
for more than 20 years has
been a welder with the Depart
ment OF Sanitation.
"And when Mike was IL ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Joined the Marine Cadets
some sort of BOYS organization
that marched. When he was old
enough he joined the 1O5th
Field Artillery Of the National
Guard the elder Colgan
beamed.
Mike was still in the National
Guard when Pear! Hat5oi was
attacked Four days later he
had enlisted in the army.
His last letter, dated Feb. Il.
l943, from Africa. read
Dear Nom: Well. here am
again. Sorry | haven't written
I'm such long time, out I've
been kind Of busy these past few
weeks. How are you these days?
Not doing much houSework.
hope"
In the letter. Mike enclosed
money order for $685.. WITH the
instructions: Buy something
for yourself with this. Nom" He
also sends her his $50 allotment
each month. M
The service flag hauEiny from
the Colgan window has twg stars
IN &C. Another son. James
Thomas Colgan. "a. gave up his
job with the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company to enlist N the
Army shortly after the outbreak
Of the war. He TOO. is ~ Africa.
His last letter. dated Jan 26
Africa. told of the splendid
meal I Just had. First, chicken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

ing 10 get a loaf of bread for the
CC'gcnS breakfast.
Someone stopped her and
showed her Mikes picture. She
forgot all about the bread. She
ran home, burst in and showed
us Mike. Within an hour at
least 30 others from the neigh
borhOod had brought us the pic
ture. Mike was on the table. in
the chairs. on the sofa he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

are sticky IL is because I am eat
ing dates as write IT,"
There are four other members
of the Colzan family Margaret.
10 Jack. 80 and William. ~.
Bu.h the older brothers are mar.
red. and not set IN the Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

soup. then three tried .ggs. two
nice helpingS of chicken some
macaroni. three more fried eggs.
some Spanish olives. lettuce
four more fried eggs. and two
glasses of wine" In -nsinQ he
said: IF the pages Of this letter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Miss Boyer
1t. .DesimpeI

THE ENGAGEMENT Of Miss
Lorraine Boyer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward J. Boyer OF
Lincoln road, to 1t. Walter V.
Desimpel was announced Satur-
day at luncheon party at the
Detroit Athletic Club.
The betrothal news was re-
vealed 10 the guests by small
cards with the young couples
name inscribed. attached TO pink
camellia coTSageS al each place
The party was attended by Is
friends of the bride-elect.
Miss Boyer chose a black
dress with lace bands at the
neckline and on the sleeves, and
a spray of orchids. Mrs. Boyer
wore "a black frock trimmed
with Sequlns.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Stephens College in Column
bia, Mo. 1t Desimpel. who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
H. DeSlmpel of Buckingham
road, is stationed at Camp
White in Oregon with The field
artillery unit there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Mrs. Edwin House Ends Visit

SYRACUSE N Y--to visit her sister and
brotherin-aw. =. William Lloyd Beamers to
Dayton has left spend the holidays with her
law daughter, Co. and Mrs. John H. Carter Col
Carter is stationed Wright Field
Mrs Paul r. Grayis big house in Voitaire place, Crosse
Ponte will be filled with her young grandchildren during the
holidays
Mrs Grays daughter Mrs Charles Merke and the
four Merke children who have been occupying suite at
the Homestead virginia. Hot Springs all winter will
Wednesday stay with Mrs Gray until after New
Years
Dr. Merke has been living at the Country Gfubduf1ng
their absence going down Hot Springs for the week
ends.
He also will be Mrs Gays house guest the holidays
Grays other soninaw and daughter. the Joseph
Stop Sherers Ponte and their children will spend
Christmas with her. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
City Christmas Mecca for Many

FROM THE West and South this week and next
trains will be bringing girls and beysheme fer Christmas
Betty Claire Plaggemeyer and Betty Sweeny due Dec
Is from the Katharine Gibbs School in New York
Betty Claire will spend part of her holidays with her
parents Or. and Mrs. Harry Plaggemeyer but will
to London Ont. to be with her grandmother. Mrs. A. b.
Greer. New Years.
Sally Dufield who goes to the Connecticut College for
Women will he home Dec 20
Her college gets Wednesday. but she will visit
Mr. and Mrs Walter Robbins in New York, this week
Mrs. Robbins, you remember, Emma Edwards of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Aid UnderpriviIeged

Among the many attractive
guests were Mrs. George Lam
ing. Mrs. A. j. Fisher Mrs.
Hanley Dawson. Mrs. NJ. r..
Coyle. Mrs. Frederick Ward
Mrs. James Dingeman. Mrs.
Jack Kerber, Mrs. Richard
kirehner Mrs. Jack Brown,
Mrs. Frederick Fl y, Mrs.
George Thompson and Mrs.
Arthur Cronin.
Proceeds from the show are
te be used for the upkeep- eGthe
Junior Christ Child SocietyS
Camp for underprivileged chill
dren, and 10 purchase Christi
mas gifts for disabled and con-
valescent servicemen.
MIR. AND MRS. RICHARD
G. HEDKE of Franklin street
are visiting in New York City
for few days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
lie e-Pope Rites
Here Saturday

MISS CAROLYN LEE, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Davis Lee OF Har-
wichport, Conn, and Humphrey
Lee of New York. and niece Of
the Neil c. McMaths of Bloom
field Hills. Will become the bride
of Capt GuStavuS ID. Pope Jr,
son of Mr. and Mrs. GuStavuS
p. Pope of Franklin road Sat-
urday al ] p m. in Christ
Church The Rev Charles III.
Cadigan VIII officiate.
Mrs. Derrick Lee of Boston
will be the matron OF honor. and
Miss Peggy McMath, who is
attending VaSsar College Will
be maid Of honor John Pope of
Washington. y. C.. will be his
brothers best man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Two Parties at D.A. 6. Mari
Gay Double Celebration

a GAY surprise party at the
DAG Saturday night was gwen
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mont
Davidson To celebrate both their
wedding anniversary and Mrs.
DavidSon'S birthday Joint hosts
for The special occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w Wise
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Modana.
Others attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Milton l.. Kcvreson,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Nelson and
Miss Cleorinda Gasca. Dancing
followed dinner and later in the
evening the group went to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

Wise home i'm Whltmore road TO
climax the party.
Another double celebration at
the DAG Saturday evening was
that marking the birthday am
uiNcrSmleS of Mrs, NaleuuS II.
Kendall and Mrs Antoine l..
Lott The kendallS were hosts
ar this gathering, and besides
the Lofts. the guests attending
included Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
S. French. DR. and Mrs. Neil J.
Whalen and Mrs. Warren Ken
dali.
Continuing in the birthday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
WEVE HEARD Of severaI more rarlies In the ofng

WE'VE HEARD of several more parties in the offns
for the school apd college set.
Mrs Arthur H. Bull will give for her granddaughter
=. Julie Hudson.
Mrs Bull however is waiting until Julie gets home on
Dec. Is school LennoX Mass what kind
party wants whether little dance dinner
Joseph Moynhan has tentative plans for Christ
party for her niece. Mary Ann Mcnamara
who returns Dec. from College in Lake Forest H.
Mary is doing four years work in three and
the deans list
Dyke Mary Gotfredson and Mary Jane Bridge of Royal
Mary Gotfredson's brother Jack, who Holy Cross
College the navy VIZ program will arrive home
Christmas Day. to spend 10 days
Their mother. Mrs. Robert Gotfredson is making
plans until they gather but will give party if they wish it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

VEIN Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Powell of Longfellow avenue en-
tertained at a cocktail party in
their home Saturday evening
honoring Mrs. Powell on her
birthday The party then went
on 10 the DAG for dinner.
Guests Of the PowelS i'm
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ellwood
Peabody. Mr. and Mrs. Gran
willie Morse. Mr. and Mrs Robert
u Powell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Powell.
Making the birthday party
theme unanimous saturday
night was the celebration held
at the club for Elwood j. Mauer
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K.
Maurer, brother and SiSter-in-
law of the honor guest. Others
At their taha, ANare Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael McManus and Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert r.. Barth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Party to Aid Nuns
Of Bon Secours

A CHRISTMAS party and
canned goods shower for the
sisters of the Bon SeComs Hos
pital Will be- held following the
meeting of the Ben SecnurS
Guild tomorrow at = p. m.
The Rev Fr. Clarence a.
Doherty. pastor of ST. Joan Of
Arc Church. Will be- guest
speaker. CarolerS from ST. Am
broSe School Will also be on the
program.
Mrs r ] Lynch and Mrs.
John L. Mitchell viii be host
eSSeS for the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Soldiers, Tars
Aid Charity
Fashion Show
By CoRINNE SMITH

THE MODELS OF the Junior
Christ Child "Furlough FASH
ions" passed Inspection Satur-
day afternoon with flying colorS
~ sefviceFhen from the army
and navy looked on approvingly
and later took part themselves.
The show, which was held in
The Walton-Pierce Shop at the
Women'S City Club was divided
into i've groups with such
catchy titles as Kiss the Boys
Hello, Tables for Two.
What Are You Doing To-
night Date With Fate" and
as a fitting climax. Wedding
Bellies
Each model IN the various
groups was also given a gay tag
Tor her frock-eSpecially liked
Officers Candid Date" "RuSe
in ChartreuSe." Little Orchid
Annie" Silver Fox Trot,
Keep En- SlghiRg, Palm
BcaChcomher' and Passing
Muster for Camp Custer The
clever names were thought up
by Mrs Mary Bogart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Dry Martini Ensemble

Mrs. Timothy Mccarthy Jr.
modelled a pale blue tailored
suit with a tiny yelled hat. and
Camilla Davis looked especially
lovely in an afternoon frock of
the same shade. Marilyn Fisher
wore a silver fox Jacket over a
black Street-length dress, and a
wiSp Of a hat behind her pom
padoGr.
Mary Moran'> suit and top
coat, referred 10 aS an Extra
Dry Martini, was in a pale olive
color with which She wore
rich brown brimmcd hat with a
green feathered bird pcrChed at
the front. Mrs. Virgil BriSSettc'S
scarlet wool coat had black Per
sian lamb outlining the deep
-repers, and. speaking of coats.
Pat Hill modelled charmer
with a beaver top and full beige
skirt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05
Shower in Honor Of
Two Brides-to-be

Miss Frances Graham. Yale. and
Miss Dorothy Walton, Allen Park.
both Normal College students,
were honored Friday evening at .
miscellaneous shower in Formal
Lounge OF McKenny Hall, given by
Miss Virginia Dykhuis, Holland,
and Miss Celia Lewis, Plymouth.
Colors for the shower were pink
and white. and we're carried out in
flowers about the room, in the
iced cakes and in a pink umbrella
in which gifts were placed. and
which centeyed the table. Punch
and cakes were served with Miss
Graham and Miss Walton pouring.
and ten tables OF bridge and card
games were in play.
Faculty. guests present were
Dean Susan B. Hill, Associate
Dean Frances Fsrnham. Miss Alma
Carmichael Mrs. Lucy Elliott, Miss
Catherine Cox. Miss Virginia VIE.
landy and Miss Gladys Kirsch.
baum.
Miss Grsham's msrriaSe TO En-.
sign Robert Forbes will take place
June 10 at Yale, while Miss Wal
ton will become the bride OF Ed
ward Dofter June rs at Allen Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05
Safety Awards Presented at
Prospect School Assembly

sane, the fifth grade teacher ana
sponsor OF the patrol boys, pre-
scented the certificates 10 the boys.
Pupils taking part in the as
sembly were; first grade. Safety
Song. Shirley Divale, Gretchen
Heinrich. Jacqueline Wiss1nger,
Joyce Hesson. Jerry Boyd. Keith
Halon. Suzanne Wright, Priscilla
Pepper. Esther Gill, Norma Lee
Graves, Joyce Sodt
First grade. Safety Creed. Ross
Branin. Amy Eardley, Patsy Beck.
Sharon Jackson. Joyce Ann VII
son, Evelyn Guernsey, Robert
Former.
Third grade. Being Safe is Be-
ing Smart, Charles Reeves, Ru-
dolph Heinrich, Howard Woodruff,
Claud Wilbanks.
Fourth grade. Summer Safety,
Richard Skelt and Larry Wright.
Fifth grade. Safety in Camp.
Elda Utley, Sylvia Ptilbin and
Marilyn Furtney.
Sixth grade, Safety in Swim.
ming, Patricia Pepper, Patricia
Draper, Shirley Shock, Joyce War
field, Norma Jean Baker, Karl
Smith, Lowell Williams.
The assembly closed with the
singing OF The Star Spangled
Banner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05
Seniors Honored by
Westminster League

Presbyterian senior students OF
the Normal College, and OF Roose-
welt and Ypsilanti High Schools
were honored Friday evening at a
dinner given by the Westminster
League at La Gondola Following
the dinner the group adjourned to
the Pres byterian Manse for short
program.
Prof. ]. II. Turnbull. OF the facul-
ty OF Lincoln Consolidated School.
was the speaker, telling of the need
TO create new world after the
war. not merely TO reconstruct the
old one. The church and its phi
losophy must be the basis OF this
new world. he stated. To illus
trate several OF his points Prof.
Turnbull quoted from severa,
books, including Lloyd Douglas
book, The Robe.
Rev. Raymon Bair spoke brief
ly. outlining next years activities,
while Mes. Bair was presented h
gift by the group in appreciation
OF her years work with the or
ganization. Mrs. Raymond Dell
will continue as an advisor next
year. it was announced. and Miss
Doris Mirliman will act in place
Of Mrs. Bair
Rev. w. Morgan Lewis. area
minister for the Presbyterian
Church, was a guest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05
DELEGATES NAMED
by RELIEF CORPS

Delegates TO the Momen's Relief
Corps Department convention were
elected and birthdays OF several
members were celebrated at Friday
evenings meeting at GAR. Hall.
Delegates TO the convention TO be
in Lansing June IS and 10 are Mrs.
Vincent CelebrezZe, Mrs. Bert OIL.
lette. Mrs. John Slater. Mrs. Minnie
Rust, Mrs. Pearl RAYMOND and Mrs.
Edward Grannis. Mrs. Gillette pre-
sided.
At the dinner served at S O'Clock
the birthdays OF members for the
past three months were celebrated.
mere was large birthday cake
and the dining tables were prettily
decorated with spring flowers. The
committee in charge was Mrs Har-
old Badger and Mrs. Harold Halsey.
The next meeting OF the corps
will be June IS instead OF June %
on account OF the convention.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05

Prospect School held its last
safety assembly Of the year here,
opening with the singing Of
America" and the Salute TO the
Flag. The assembly was the
elimination of earnest efforts on
the part OF teachers and pupils TO
promote safety and honoring the
Safety Patrol boys and the Service
Squad girls. The Prospect Safety
Patrol boys are the winners of
the silver loving cup which is
awarded each year by the Automo-
bile Club of Michigan.
Miss Olive Adams. principal, In
troduced l.. V. Dawkins OF the Au-
tomobile Club who talked to the
children. He stressed the need of
obeying safety rules at home as
well as at school. Mr.. Dawkins
presented to the Safety Patrol
boys the 1942-l9i3 Honor Trophy
for excellence in safety activity,
Terry Adolf OF the sixth grade
has been an able captain OF the
Patrol boys throughout the year
and Mr.. Dawkins presented him
with a SIS War Bond from the Au-
tomobile Club. Miss Alice Ollett,
the sixth grade teacher, and spon-
sor OF the Service Squad girls, pre-
sented certificates OF awards t.
the girls, while Mrs. Blanche Kis-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-05

mayor. Mrs. Harry Smith OF the
Ladies' Literary Club: Mrs. Ivan
Rau OF the Women's Study Club;
Mrs. Walter b. Heyler. Methodist
Women; Mrs. Ray Burrell, Eastern
Star: Mrs. Raymon BAR. Presby
terrain women: Mrs. Faron Hayden,
Mothers of Men in the Service
club Mrs. Bert gillette, Womens
Relief Corps: Mrs. Elizabeth Has
ket. Catholic women: Mrs. Gordon
Speer. Congregational women;
Mrs. Clifford Schreiner. Mrs. lrms
Saltz. Mrs. Lyle Smith and Mrs.
Charles Power Huron Navy Moth
ers' club.
on the mantle stood a beautiful
bowl OF American Beauty roses.
sift OF the Mothers OF Men in Sery-
ice Club. who attended in body.
Miss Helen Niles and Miss Mar
ina Fnnen, Mrs. Merle Myers and
MS. Homer Wolford assisted al the
tea table.
Guests from out OF town were a
group from the Ann Arbor Navy
Mothers Club which was spon-
sored by the Huron Navy Mothers
club and organized through the et.
forts OF Mrs. Charles Power.