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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Theresa Kerer Wed
To Marine'Veteran

Miss Theresa Kerer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Kerer of
RohnS avenue, became the bride,
March "a, of Pfc. Palmer Driven
of the marine corps, who re-
Gently returned from active duty
IN the south Pacific. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Driven OF Manistique avenue.
The wedding took place in st.
Ambrose Parish, Crosse Pointe
Park, with FIR. Edwin A. Schroe-
der officiating. The bride was
attended by her sister. Grayce
Adams, while Charles Combs Jr.
was best man.
Pfc. Driven will report back
TO camp at the expiration of his
furlough, while the young bride
will resume her duties with the
Army Service Forces, Gage
Laboratory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

have planned several affairs
for him during the month he
will spend at home, including
an open house next weekend.
1t and Mrs. Milton +. Coul-
son Jr. Betty Greene) are with
the senior CoulsonS for 21-
day leave from the army hos
pital at Cambridge, O.. where
1t Coulson has been for sew
eral months with leg injury.
Another reunion Is that Of II.
Donnell f. Matthews who spent
last week with his wife and
young son al the home of Mrs.
Matthews parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren PeaSe Jr.. on Bucking-
ham road. and with his own
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
u. Matthews OF Brown street.
1t. and Mrs. Matthews left Fri
day for Perry, Fla. where he
Is stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Chamber Music Festival
To Run Three Nights

nETRoITS first Chamber
~ Music Festival will take
place the evenings Of April IL.
May / and May 16 in the lee
ture hall Of the Detroit Institute
OF Arts.
Floyd Hitchcock is chairman
of the executive committee,
which includes:
Edvsrd P Trohlieh KsH Haas
George hiquslls Walter Poole
Joseph Schwbrtz
The advisory board includes:
Or. and Mrs. Warren Cooksey,
Miss Margaret Mannebach, Mrs.
Arthur B. Tilton, DR.. Hugh
Stalker and:
Fred NJ ButEel Cyril y Cane
Frank Cody DIRK Van kmmeTik
Adolph NJ Goeu Karl Kruger
BendetSOn NetL0Tg Max Osnot
Fowler smith
. The concerts are under the
supervision of Vivian Gilpin
Robson,
Much interest is being shown
in the coming event by its spon-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

lowell of Detroit, who is their
weekend guest.
Mrs. Irwin Nef was hostess
10 her bridge group at luncheon
Wednesday in her home IN
Linden road.
Included IN the casts Of the
three one-act plays, the Village
Players will produce. April Z,
exclusively for members, are:
NEsDAMEs
Dwight p, Allen q, a. Pcnrose Jr.
Truman sirens ! Hodges Jr
George W. wilkins E.l1t ". Higgint
warner /. f0rsyth James Bullock
Donald stanton Verne Marley
y Clifford Gufsf Melvin r kstes
Richard y. Hawkins Richard W. Brown
MEsSRS
james Y. Bullock william KeFel
Paul n. AYFrilI Dean Burnett
william L Martin George n. FOX
walter F. Aertfich.
In charge of the social AFTER
glow, which will follow the
plays, Two Gentlemen From
Soho" "Culchnh" and the first
act of Private Lives" ," will be
Mrs. Arthur L. Underwood,
Mrs. John 2. Lander, Mrs.
Harry Hamilton, Mrs. BLAME
Eynon and Mrs. Wallace r.
IverS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Supper Party

= Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brew
Ster and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
IL Baker have invited guests
20 a cocktail and supper party
fhe evening of April 7 preced-
ing the performance OF the VIII
lage Players. Cocktails will be
at the Brewster home in Brook
dale boulevard and supper IN
the home of the Bakers in
Bonnie Brier lane. Guests Will
include:
- MEsSRs. AND MTSDAMES
TJunan Streng Joseph de BruYn
TAU n. AvenU Edward S Reid Jr.
Or. ana MTG II. Wilson Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Martin will have as their house
guest during April Mrs. William
II. Burgum, who formerly lived
IN Birmingham.
! Mrs. William G.. Harry en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday
Tor her bridge group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Mrs. Livingston
To Entertain Club

THE ALPHA CHAPTER,
Highland Park Woman's Club,
will meet Tuesday in the home
of Mrs. j. j. Livingston in Moss
avenue.
Roy M. Parsons, head Of the
music department in Highland
Park Schools, will speak on
Concepts of Music in the Post
war World
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Miami Alumni
To Staoe Dinner

THE ANNUAL Miami Day
dinner of the Miami University
Alumni Association will take
place at $50 p. m. Thursday at
the YWCA on Witherell
The Speaker will be DR.. w.
II. Shideler Of the university.
Committee members include
Mrs. John Harding. chairman,
assisted by Mrs. l.. II. Ore
haugh, Mrs. David Borden and
Mrs. +. l.. Ray.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Kings Daughters Meet

THE FELLOWSHIP CIR
Gle OF THE KIN G. S
DAUGHTERS will meet with
Mrs. John w. Ackermau Of
Prairie avenue on Wednesday
At 1910 O'Clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Dinner Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brew
Ster are entertaining at small
dinner party this Saturday eve-
hing for Mrs. Frank Hamilton
of Sands Point, L. l.. who is an
old schoolmate OF Mrs. Brew
Ster, and Capt. Samuel Hal
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Circle Meets April S

THE GOODWILL CIRCLE
of the Kings Daughters and
Sons will meet April ) at 1890
a m. in the church house of the
Unitarian Church in Cass
avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
10Th Century Meeting

ANNUAL ELECTION of Off
GERS and board meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club will
be held April S at 1890 p. m.
in the Women's City Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
PEG Sisterhood Meets

Z pEO SISTERHOOD. Chapter
A. Is, Will meet Wednesday at
II a. m. in the home of Mrs. B.
II. Rich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Birmingham Ms~
hr Easter
BIRMINGHAM. March 81.

A ESPECIALLY happy Easter is being spent by several
N Birmingham families whose in the armed services
home leave From perhaps the greatest distance
LIT Gg Edward K. Snyder who few home early the
from the South Pacific after Is months submarine duty His
parents Mr. and Mrs Edward Snyder of Madison avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

soring and supporting member
ships. Sponsors are:
DR.. and Mrs. Warren B. Cook
sey and Messers and Mesdames:
d {. cullen IA. cbApioW
FredRTick c. Ford Joseph Davidson
Lewis C. Frank Otto Miibrand
Herman Lewis Anthony Matull0
Max OgnoE Norman OsnOs
Barclay Deyo Ray Rose
James II. sale Earl Sullivan
Joseph SchWaTtB Maurice II. Schwartz
Arthur \. Tilton Julian WolfneT
and MlSA MaTgaTet Mannebach. Mrs. John =.
Newberry, Adolf ooetI and Floyd Hitchcock.
Supporting members include:
MEssERs. AND MEsDAMEs
stuart BAites Walter Poole
Julian KToilk Gale Markham
Gale Markham George hiquelle
Z. W. Austin Walter BlumenAu
Fred ButLel NischA kottleT
I Himelhoch
and Kari Kruger Mrs. Z. w. Austin and
MIA. G.. Allan Mckaig.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Hesds Home Builders

Arvid Peterson, Detroit builder,
has been named chairman of a
association Of home
builders committee to seek a Solu-
ton of the problem of mass con-
for 1ow-coSt housing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02
DISCUSSPLANS
 FOR CAMP AIGN
Clothing Drive Committee Holding Meeting Here
 This Afternoon

Members of the local Clothing Relief Collection committees will meet today at p. m. at the On1ce of Civilian Defense to outline fur ther plans for participation in the current campaign.
 The collection of critically needed clothing of all types for the war trodden people of Europe and the Philippines is being conducted here from April through April IS in conjunction with the national cam paign of the United National Cloth ing Collection campaign headed by famed shipbuilder Henry J. Kaiser.
 Local school children are being depended upon as great source for such collections by means of house to house canvassing of resi- dents in their immediate reighbor- hoods. Local clergy of Waterbury's parochial schools are directing the activities of the students of the latter while public school activities are headed by latter authorities. Civic, fraternal and religious or- ganizations all are participating in the Waterbury campaign striving toward the city-wide goal of one- half million pounds. All types of clothing (eXcept formal wear) are being sought with the stress being placed upon children's garments and shoes. Local firehouses are be- ing utilized throughout the city as collection depots.
 The national goal of the cam paign, as announced by MT. Kaiser, is 1500O0,000 pounds. That is the minimum amount sought to meet the most urgent needs of the 125,- GOO, 900 men, women and children in war-devastated countries. With the release of additional millions still held in Axis slavery, the need will increase, and it is the hope of the National chairman that the mini mum goal will be far exceeded. The drive is being conducted in behalf of more than 50 voluntary war relief agencies, representing all the war devastated areas in Europe Asia and the Pacific and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admins tration.
 All clothing shoes and bedding collected will be distributed free anc without any discrimination as tc race, creed or political affiliatior and according to the extent and the urgency of the reed.
 The slogan of the campaign IS What Can You Spare That They Can Wear?''
 MT. Kaiser pointing to the fact tha deaths from exposure among the des titute millions last winter equalet the deaths due to starvation ant malnutrition urges every Americal to ask himself or herself that ques tion and to supply the answer m tn form of serviceable used appare and bedding to the nearest locs receiving depot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02
Churches ThrOnged For
 Joyous Easter Services
Sunrise Services Also Largely Attended,; COIOrfuI Easter FashiOOn Parade EieId Solemn Note Observed

sponsored annually by the young people of the Protestant churches of Waterbury, was attended by 'ap- proximately 500 persons, Rev. B. Bruce Whittemore, pastor of the West Side Hill Methodist church, delivered the sermon. A sunrise service was also held on The Green in Prospect. where several hundred members of the Prospect Congregational church heard a serman by Rev. Daryl E. Williams.
 Worshippers jammed Catholic churches throughout the city from 5:30 to Il o'clock for Easter Masses.
 A rendition of Gounod's "The Redemption, an Easter Worship in Song last night climaxed Eas- ter Sunday services for the Pro- testant churches of Waterbury. More than 800 persons attended the serv- ice which featured the combined forces of the Industrial and Men, delssohn Male Choruses. Depicting the death, resurrection and ascension of Christ, the ora- torio was presented at the Second Congregational church under the direction of c. Loring BMrwell, conduct.
 Soloists were Gertrude Sherwill, soprano; Eunice H. Jones, contral- to; Lester Atwood, tenor; Kenneth Tullar, bass, and Laurence Bentham baritone.
 The program was opened with traditional Easter music, and . IS minute organ recital by Waldo s. Newbury.
 Rev. Dr. Joyn c. Walker, pastor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02
SHERIDAN COUNCIL
 ANNOUNCES PLANS
Program of Coming Events to Be Discussed TOmOr=
 row Evening

A meeting of Sheridan Council "A, Knights of Columbus, is sched at 8:3O in the Columfwyp ot--- uled to be held tomorrow night at S:3O in the Columbus Club, 79 North Main street. Committee reports on numerous activities will feature the meeting.
 Resumption of K. of c. dinner dances is scheduled for Wednesday night at the Hotel Elton.
 The annual Corporate Communion and Breakfast which tl1e Order spon- sors in conjunction witht he Police and Fire Departments, veterans or ganizations, postal employees, and male school teachers will be held on Sunday morning, April 18th. The delegations will attend o'clock Mass at the Immaculate Conception church, followed by breakfast at the Hotel Elton. The last Third Degree of the council until the fall will be held on Sunday, May 26 according to an announcement made by Grand Knight Thomas F. Bane. May 18th has been set as the deadline for applications.
 Tomorrow night is the deadline for applications for the Fourth De- gree which is to be exemplified in Hartford during May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02
JEFFERSON DAY
 DINNER PLANNED
Local Democratic Officials Invited to New Haven
 Gathering April IA

Local Democratic officials ard leaders were today in receipt of in- vitations to subscribe to a $25 Jef- ferson Day Dinner, scheduled to be held at the Hotel Taft. New Ha- ven, on Saturday, April IA. Frank J. Madden, deputy state treasurer and treasurer of the Democratic State Central Committee, IS in charge of arrangements for the event.
 The Connecticut dinner is but one of many being held throughout the various states at the suggestion of National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan. Proceeds are to be used to meet a deficit incurred by the National Committee in conducting last falls election campaign.
 Originally April 139th, Jefferson s birthday, had been recommended as the date for holding these din- ners, but as 1t falls on a Friday, it was decided ito hold them one night later. This year they are supplanting the former Jackson day Wl11Cl1 C11C ACAAAOOl oU4S P@A oJ sponsored as a revenue-proGIcing means for number of years.
 A year ago the Jackson Day Din ner in Connecticut was held or different scale with sponsors being allowed to subscribe $25, while din- her tickets sold for $10. This dln- ner was also followed by five con- gressional district dinners, known as Jefferson Day banquetS, one o1 which was held in Waterbury with the late Senator Francis T. Maloney of Meriden the principal speaker The local committees were allowed to set their own price on tickets for these events, but were asked tc guarantee the State Central Com mitte a minimum contribution. Although this is an off-year 1T Connecticut politics, there are a number of local elections to be held that will undoubtedly be the sub- ject of considerable discussion at the dinner, including that in Wa terbury. AS the Legislature will also be in session when the dinner is held, it is expected there may be some talk over patronage matters which are rapidly coming to a head at Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02

Though a brilliant, warm sun shone on Easter worshippers yes- terday, and many Waterburians re- ported that they could not recall when the weather had been more ideal, yet solemn note was very much in evidence as residents ot the city attended Resurrection day services.
 Thousands of churchgoers at- tended services from sunrise un- til evening, in observance of the city's fourth wartime Easter.
 Though merchants reported rec- ord-breaking business throughout last week, the usual display of ex- pensive furs, jewels, and topperS was missing from the Easter par ade. Waterbury women marked the opening of the spring season in suits or tailored coats. The only touch of elegance seen in yester- days parade were the lowered trimmed hats and bright shiny straw toppers. CorsageS, many of which were sent by servicemen abroad and at home, were numerous. But few CT orchids were noted.
 Brilliant hues of red, rose, fushia and violet were predominant, while the perennial favorites of fashion able ladies-black, blue and greys- were also seen.
 Though 8 military uniform wal noted here and there, it is be- lieved fewer servicemen were home on leave than during any previous holiday. Neither did railroads ol bus companies experience the cus- tomary rush Easter business. The commemoration of the resur- rection of Jesus Christ was observed by residents of this city and sur. rounding towns at several sunrise services yesterday.
 The Bunker Hill dawn service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-02
COMMUNITY CLUBS
 IN BOWLING PARTY
Washington Park to Enter tain Platts Mills Group
 Wednesday Night
Washington Hill

Washington Park Community Club viii entertain members Of the Platts Mills Community Club, wed nesday evening with a boWllng party = at the Washington Park Community House. Bowling will start at 7:30 o'clock, in order that all the strings will be played OH, De- fore the refreshment committee call "come and get it. = William F. Kelly is chairman of the com mittee, and any member who IS ln- terested in bowling is invited to at tend. The regular bowling team of the Community Club has not been playing on schedule, so We'd nesday nights team will be more or less of a pickup one, and conse- uuently should be lot of fun.
 Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. Dancing, If there IS time for any, wil be held in the auditorium.
 Religious instructions for the grammar school pupils of the St. Francis Xavier parish will be re- sumed this week, at the usual times, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock ana after the 8:30 o'clock Mass on Sun day.
 The parish c. Y. O. will hold their Easter season dance, Thursday night at the Washington Park Con- munity House. All the young people of the parish are invited to attend Father James Sullivan is director or St. Francis c. Y. O. Dancing will De from 8 o'clock to 10:30. Refresh ments wil be served in the cafeteria.
 The Holy Name AS Tournament will play their regular game o1 cards this evening in the basement of the St. Francis parochial school.
 St. Francis Holy Name Society will receive Holy Communion next Sunday at the 7:30 o'clock Mass. Religious instructions for the High School pupils of the parish will be held on Friday night, at 8 o'clock, in the basement of the school
 Martin Campion has been choosen to represent St. Francis c. Y. O. III the Oratorial Contest in Waterbury
 It was announced at the Masses yesterday, that pupils of St. Francis Xavier school will work on the clothing drive, and will be glad tt help deliver old clothing to the Dis tribution Centers, if they are askee to do so. If anyone calls eithel Rev. David O'Keefe, or the con vent, leaving their name ant address, the errand will be takel care of. The clothing drive is nov in progress, official dates iron April list to the 18th. | Friday of this week the first Fri day of April. Masses will be a 5:3O, 0:SO and 7:3O o'clock. Comics
 sionG on Thursday afternoon at