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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-22
Police 70 Place Extra
Guards al Detroit Zoo

DETROIT, May 22-(P-Po-
lice announced today they would
place extra guards at the De-
troit geological Park as a result
OF damage by young hoolums
Sunday.
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SAVED MONEY

Truman Just startcd out
abruptly and said, 1 want you
two men TO make me plan for
road system that will serve and
develop Jackson County. 1t will
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On the political front lines
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-08-30

deceased: and Also An Other Persons.
Parties, Firms or Corporations Unknown
having or claiming any right. title. estate
lien or interest In the real estate DE-
serihed i in The petition herein OF any
United States Of America Eastern Dis
trict Of Washington Southern Division
The President Of the United States OF
America 70 the Above Named Defendants.
and Each Of Them:
Notice II hereby given that on October
or q soon thereafter - counsel can be
heard. or at such time to which said
hearing may be adjourned. the United
States Of America win present to the
:s S9ys IN n1 ahs II tse
City Of Yakima. Warrington, its fur
theT amended petition for condemnation
as to Parcels I and 3 herein. and that
said petition win be brought on for hear
OF At such time to which said hearing
may thereafter be adjourned by the court
Said action has been instituted to con-
denim, appropriate and acqu1oe the prop
erty hereinafter described for q public
sons engaged in national defense activities
and their families.
Said petition has been filed under .au-
thority and pursuant to the provisions
Of the Act, Of August I, 1883, Is Stat.
Of February rs. 1881, Is Stat. 1921 ~.
8. c. Title 40, Secs. 25s (a) to 25S (el {:
Act Of October II. 1910 public No.
$40, 18th Congress) as amended: Executive
Order No. 9070, dated February "a. 1919
Act of October II. 1910 public Resolu-
ton LOG, 10th ConRress) and Acts sup
Elementary thereto and amendatory there
Of.
The property to be acquired herein con-
sists Of the following. to-wit:
hereinafter described lands, together with
the appurtenant rights Of the owners In
and to abutting streets, avenues and way.
Parcel No. I: Lot IL, LeFraneQ's Ad-
dition to Prosser. Benton County. Wash
corded In Volume I Of Plats, page 30,
Records Of said county; Excepting there
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the said defendant, william J. Needham:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in 60 days after the date OF the first
publication Of this Summons. to-wit: With.
in 50 days after the End day Of August.
l9l5, and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled Court. and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff. and serve
. COPY Of your answer upon the under.
signed attorney for plaintiff. st his I'd.
failure % to do Judgment win be taken
against you according TO the demands Of
the complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk Of the above entitled Court
The object Of this action 10 for the pur-
pose Of securing Q decree Of divorce dis
solving the bonds Of matrimony existing
between the plaintiff and the defendant
herein.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address. Paseo. Warrington.
e:2.o g
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from the North IL feet thereof: containing
Parcel No. 3: Lot A. Browns Add
ton to Prosser. Benton County. WashtnS:
ton. according to plat thereof recorded
Of said County: containine .o1 acres.
For the purpose Of setting forth . par.
ticular description Of the property selected
for acquisition and tie names Of each and
every owner, encumbraneeE. tenant OK
same or any part thereof difgent search
has been made among the public records
of the state and county wherein said lands
are located. Said persons. With respect
70 t said parcels are - hereinafter Get
Parcel i: Melvin LeFraneq. Paul Le-
Franco, julius LeFrancq. Oscar LeFrancQ,
Paulina LeFrancq johnson. The Unknown
Heirs Of Leon LeFrencq. deceased. The
deceased. City Of Prosser. Warrington,
. municipal corporation, Benton County.
Warrington, . municipal corporation.
State of Washington.
Parcel 8: Mary z. Brown. = widow !:
corporation; Benton County. Washington.
. municipal corporation; State Of Wash.
ington.
ant to this action. Despite the use Of
reasonable diligence petitioner has been
unable to ascertain the names and resi-
dences Of such heirs, and It b necessary
to proceed against them % The On
known Heirs" Of such deeedent:. In adj
dition thereto petitioner has Joined n
parties defendant the unknown heirs Of
any OF the persons herein named - DE-
PENDANTS, II deceased; also Ill other per-
sons. parties, firms or corporations un-
known having or claiming any. right:
title. estate. lien or interest in the real
estate described in the petition herein.
or any portion thereof.
Said petition prays that the purpose Of
said condemnation be adjudicated to be
. public use that It be adjudged that the
hereinabove described estate In and to the
hereinabove described land is vested in
just compensation to be paid for the tax
ing Of said property and the persons and
parties entitled thereto be adjudged and
determined by the court or . judge there
Of; and that the court grant such other
and further relief a may be lawful and
proper.
Witness, the Honorable Lloyd L. Black,
Judge Of the United States District Court
in and for the Eastern District Of Wash
ington, and the seal Of said court this
10th day Of August. 1916.
A. A. LaFramboise
Clerk. United States District
Court for the Eastern District
Of Washington.
Bernard II. Ramsey
Special Assistant to the Attorney General
Joseph L. Thomas
Special Attorney, Department Of Justice
Special Attorne Attorney Department Of Justice
United States Attorney
Attorneys for Petitioner
607 Empire State Building
Spokane 8. Warrington
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NOTICE ON FURTHER AMENDED
PETITION FOR CONDEMNATION
AS TO PARCELS NUS. AMI
NO. 161
IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. TAE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON
SOUTHERN DIVISION
United States Of America,
Leon LeFrancq. ct al, Melvin LeFrancQ:
Paul LeFrancq: julius LeFrancq:, Oscar
LeFrancq: Paulina LeFranca Jonnson
Deceased: The Unknown Heirs Of Chris
tina LeFrancq. Deceased: Mary z. Brown.
\ widow; City Of Prosser. Washington.
a municipal corporation: Benton County:
Washington. municipal cofpof;1on'
Stste al Washington; The Unknown Heirs
Of any Of the above named persons. II
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STATE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
OF BENTON
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF

COmMlSSxONCHS NOxxC6 "
HEARING
In the matter Of the Petition OF Board
Of County Commissioners ct q. for .
County Road to be known - the Locust
Grove Grange Cutoff Road
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN:
Notice IL hereby given, that the report
and map Of the County Engineer In the
matter Of the road above mentioned. has
been filed In the office Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of said County,
said road being described In the same
report - follows: Commencing ct the
northeast corner Of Section 35. Town
ship North, Range % E. ". H.: thence
In . southerly direction along the section
Hne. . distance Of approximately LIS
miles: thence in . southwesterly direction.
. distance Of approximately 0.20 miles
70 the intersection Of . gravel road bear.
ing north and south.
Therefore. Il b ordered By the Board
that the hearing Of said report win b
held By the Board Of County Commission.
ers Of said County 1T their office 1t the
Court House in Prossef. Warrington. o.
the 18th day Of August, 1915 at the
hour Of 1000 A. n.
Done fhis 23rd day Of July. 1915.
L II. Hartman
Robert Evans
Jay Perry
County Commissioners
S:ZS-0 30
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR BENTON COUNTY
MARK TURNER, q single man.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR BENTON COUNTY
MARK TURNER. . single man.
The unknown heirs Of ROSE EMMA
TURNER. deceased. State Of Warrington:
Known no eisi@ine any. right: sitis: ..t.s:
or lien or interest In and to the real
e''a'e described IN 'ne ~0npAipD es. ssia.
The State Of Warrington To: TSe I'M
known he3rs Of Rose Emma Turner. 4.
ceased, and an other persons and parties
on len or ins.as.t sn z ana to &: 81.
estate described in the Complaint herein.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty days after the dste Of the
first publication Of this summons. to-wit !:
August. 1915. and defend the above sn-
titled action in the above entitled Conrt.
and answer the Compliant Of the plain
tiff. and serve . copy Of your answer
ill., til. At their Office below stated: and
in case Of your failure % % Do. judge
ment win be rendered against you accord.
ing to the demand Of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk Of said
Court.
The object Of this action 3 70 obtain
. decree Of Court quoting title Of tie
plaintiff, Mark Turner. . single man, IN
the following described property In Benton
County, Warrington. to-Wit:
Southwest quarter Of northeast quarter
Of northeast quarter Of section fifteen
(16), township eight go north. range
thirty (30) east, ". II.
and to debar the defendants and each Ut
them from asserting any right. title. or
interest therein.
HORRIGAN, HORRIGAN Z
LEAVY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
HORRIGAN, HORRIGAN 4 LEAVY
P.O. Address: Box 629. Pasco, Warrington
Attorneys for Plaintiff S:16-9.20
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signed Andrew Brown. sdministrator Of
20 the ereditors Of, and TO all persons
having claims against said estate. 70
exhibit them with the necessary vouehefs
to Andrew Brown. sdministrator. ct his
place Of residenee In Prosssr. Washingt0n.
cation Of this notice. Said residence Of said
administrator has been designated - the
pjace OF tIsnsaeting the business Of said
estate.
Dated this 2lst day Of August. 1SlS.
ANDREW BROWN. Administrator
Date Of first publication. August =.
1ol5.
Andrew Brown. Attorney for EState:
0:Z1-o-S
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

r. tie Superior Court Of TIE SITE q
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Albert Anderson. Deceased
Notice = hereby given: By the under.
signed Andrew Brown, administrator Of
the estate Of Albert Anderson. deceased.
to the creditors Of, and 70 IN pefsonS
having claims against said estate TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouehef1
70 Andrew Brown. administTator. ct his
place Of residence In Prosser. Washington.
cation Of this notice. Said residence Of said
administrator has been designated - the
place of transacting the busiDsss q 0aid
estate.
Dated this 21st day Of August, 1916.
ANDREW BROWN, Administratof
Date Of first publication, August q.
1916.
Andrew Brown, Attorney for Estate.
S:23-S-6
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sUNNONs By PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY.
Vada Needham.
Plaintiff.
william J. Needham.
Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. 10
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington. in and for Benton County
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Joseph Kidd. Deceased
/, Notice II hereby given: By tie under.
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IsUNNONs FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF washington IN AND
FOR BENTON COUNTY
E. r. PAYNE.
Plaintiff.
DOROTHY ANN PAYNE.
0eSeadant.
STATE AZ WashinRton to: Dorothy Ann


Payne.
You are hereby summoned to appear
first publication Of this Summons. to-wit:
Within sixty day. from the 18th day q
August, 1916. and defend the above en-
titled action in the Superior C6uEt q TIE
State Of Washington. Aforesaid. End AM. s
wer the Complaint OF the pIatntitf and
serve . COPY Of your answer on the IN.
designed attorneys for plaintiff 1t their
office below stated. and in case Of your
failure 90 to do. Judgment and decree
win be rendered against you according
to the demand Of the Complaint. which
has been filed with the Clerk Of the
Court. The object Of this action h 10
obtain . Decree Of Divorce from the de-:
fendant BY plaintiff on the ground q
cruel treatment Of the plaintiff By the
defendant.
HoRRIGAN. HORRIGAN .
LEAVY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p. q. Address:
p. o. Box go
Pasco, WaShington
Pasco. Warrington S:zO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
SheIdens Home Again

ME- AND MRS AL G. + r
Sheldon are back IN Crosse
Ponte after a swing around
the country.
They went out 10 the West
Coast 10 meet their son
Seabee Alger Sheldon Jr.
* NJ SCI 49,. who returned
on a 30-day furlouGh . after
two years in the Pacific.
Then the Sheldens all
went East 10 see young
Frank a student at the
Aiilhroak- -Scheel -, who fefred
them in New York over Thanks
giving and the weekend.
Alger Jr came on 10 De-
froit with Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
den . 10 stay until Dec. 10
when he viii return 10
California
Mrs. Wesson Seyburn, who
went 70 New York last Sun
DAY, Will be back this weekend.
Mrs Allan Sheldon is expected
home,the first of the week from
New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Farm, Garden Group
To Give Carol Tea

THE CROSSE POINTE BRANCH of the
Woman's National Farm and Garden AsSocia-
ton will give Christmas Carol tea at p. m.
Dec 10. at Mrs y. T. Hutchinsons house in
Lakeland avenue. Mrs. Russell l.. Dexter Will
be the assisting hostess.
Each member will take a gift suitable Tor
a patient al Marine Hospital or for childrens
party 10 be held at the naval armorY.- Ribbons
will be awarded for the most attractveiy
wrapped gifts
Miss Soroka Betrofhed TO Soldier
MRS. CHARLES JOHNSON of Gratiot Court
announces the engagement of her sister, Miss
Leona j. Soroka TO Cpl. Edward V. Gruzwalski.
son of Mrs Victoria GruZwalski of Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
.DoII+own


THE DOLLTOWN PARADE
meaning the 1000 dolls
dressed for the Old NewsboyS
by Detroit Times readers &.
viii be open to the public start
ing Monday noon -. Dec. ).
The most beautiful dolls,
ladies, YOU have ever seen &.
brides in cleaning satin, ladies'
IN evening gowns. little girls in
pert gingham dresses. others
with tailored hats and coats q.
lots of nifty little knits and
crochets baby dolls and
character dolls. Wait till you
SOC our gypsy 49,. and Poca-
hontas'
our many thanks 20 those Of
lou who took part ln tins doll
dressing Campa!sa prizes
pfff -bC awarded Saturday .
and Will he announced on TINS
PAGE Tuesday Dec !
Watch tor a more detailed
story about the doll dressing
campaign n Sunday Detroit
Times Women'S pages
The Dolltown Parade Will be
open daily from q a m TILL d
p mn. and Monday and
Thursday evenings until 9 p. m.
Come and bring the little
folks they'll love our doll
babies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Reesers Leaving

THE EDWARD BRYANT
REESERS of Renfrew road are
leaving Monday 10 spend
the next FIVE months m or
lando and Fort Myers, Fla &c..
a. Mr.. ReeSer rs retiring from
business.
Many parties have beer
gwen IN their honor mclud-
ing dinner ~ the Detroit Coll
Club ~ which the Martin )
PrennanS were hosts q
dinner gwen by the G. + Halls
a. The DAG
Nr and Mr., Arthur William
src entertaining for fhcm io-
r-hi A. dinner . ir thC vii
lamS residence m Lincoln road
Crosse pOrto
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
You a ProbIem7 Consult
Mary Haworth S Mail

Cupation with each others per-
>onal charms leads 10 deadly
boredom. sooner or later-as
YOU have found And once the
spontaneous spark of answering
ardor has vanished from a re-
ldtionShip, il can never be re-
captured whether IN courtShlp
or in marriage
Since your engaged eXperi-
Cnce proves that, in right con-
ditions you are capable OF vivid
feeling and proves also that
YOUR fianCe is eager to evoke
such response from his beloved.
II seems 10 me YOU would be
cheating both yourself and hun
If YOU became his wife with
only sistcrly fondneSs 70 give
him now. NJ. II,
Distributed by King Features Synd In-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Younequist-lvory
Wedding Dec. ID

MISS IRENE YOUNGQUIST,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erice
II. YoungquiSt of Ann Arbor,
will be married Dec. IA, to John
+. Ivory Jr. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Ivory. Of w. Grand
Blvd.
The marriage will take place
in East Lansing Miss Gloria
Heseltine Will be the maid Of
honor and the Misses Ruth
Brill and Mae YoungquiSt,
bridesmaids.
John Pardee will be the best
man. Guests will be seated by
Dudley Ward and Eric V.
YoungquiSt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR VI Ak1 ltANOk / II.
Should ] break my engage
ment 10 very fine young man
who loves me very much, now
that / find his lovemaking has
little or no effect upon me
Kissing HIM has become like
kissing ones older brother II
has the meaning Of deep affec-
ton. / suppose, so far as ! am
concerned. but there IS nothing
exciting or thrilling about II.
Our romance has always been
on a fine basis, although 1t has
included lovemaklng, of course.
And al first ! would treasure
the memory of each little kiss
or other sign of affection he
gave me: and ! would think
Of them constantly when We
we're apart Recently we have
spent good deal of time IN
secluded spots and l am begin
nlng 10 think l would tire OF
ia lifetime of this.
Is it a case of too much cake
,polling the appetite Or a
sign of insufficient love on my
part7 OR does every one lose
the FIRST excitement OF being IN
love? Would l tire as soon OF
some one else? Before know
ing him. l had been very cool
and distant 10 the advances OF
most men. but with him | felt
differently-at first. | love him
very much as a special friend.
hut / am afraid If l married him
we would he physically inCom-
patlble. What do you think
4 Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Temperate Cline

Or Paul Popenoe, director of
the Los Angeles Institute OF
Family Relations. reported some
years ago on the basis Of con-
siderable research by question
naIre that the best adjust
mentS accrue. II seems. 10
couples who enter marriage
prepared 10 treat that aspect
of The relationship as an mel
dental part uf true love COM
plu.0n>hp and not It's pre-
dominant consolation.
Also. another authority ON
Hauurrs 5Dd morals has sand
lovers continue fn bf attractive
80 each other In proportion 49,
tho, add io each other roper
tor oi -oyal interests M the
largest sense. Exclusive preoc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
In Mayfair
VHh
THE CHAPLRON
MI uErRoIr TINES

is TRUMAN D. NFW-
BERRY IL -. son OF 1t Col
and Mrs Phelps Newherr d.
is aboard the uSS Gen A. ",
Greely On route from the
China theater OF operations 80.
which is scheduled 10 dock M
New York Dec. s.
lie enlisted before Pearl
llarbor ana lClt Detroit
Dec 4. 1871
There Will bc a grand fam
lis reunion AZ The Phelps New
berrys' house AZ Christmas time
as Col NeWherTy viii bc
home an6 thc iunior Phelps
Newbprrys and their children
and Mr. and Mrs James
Douglas Darling Christina
NeWberrlN = are all coming from
Philadelphia
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Garden Clubs Meet

REPRESENTATIVES Of all
garden clubs in metropolitan
Detroit g.. and many from sur
rounding towns e. met IN the
Garden Center on Belle Isle
10 hear from Mrs. David
p. Dunlop particulars re-
gardlng the flower show 10 he
staged again by the }. l.. Hud-
son Co. starting March Is
Ii will he held IN the store
.. for eight days
Mrs. Dunlop again is manag-
fnC the show.
The Garden Center and lis
affiliated clubs are cooperating
The members were especially
interested in the flower arrange
ment classes the schedule
for which, Mrs. Dunlop stated,
already has been completed.
There are thrilling new
classes" she told them.
Those serving on the schedule
committee include Mrs
John s. Newberry Mrs.
Longyesr Palmer Mrs. DeN-
ter NJ Ferry Mrs. George
Laning Mrs. a. H. Kline
Mrs. John Shrewsbury &.
Mrs. II. Lynn Pierson.
Mrs. Lynn MCNsughton again
has been appointed chairman Of
hoStesses.
After Mrs. Dunlops outline
tea was served al prettily
appointed tea table arranged
by Mrs. Palmer
Mrs. Clarence Avery and Mrs
Philip Mulkey poured for a
while and then were relieved by
Mrs. Henry l.. Newman and Mrs
w. X. Wheelock.
a few others among the
many interested garden mem
bers present were
Mrs. George Fredericks presi-
dent Of the Palmer Woods Gar
den Club Mrs George
Heneran and Mrs, Hunter Will
liamS. Of tho Junior League
Gardeners Mrs Harry NJ.
Robbins. Of the Highland Park
Garden Club Mrs. Raymond
Barber. of Dearborn Mrs.
John NaCle, Of Crosse Ilo 49,.
Mrs. Harry Chapman and Mrs
Leroy r. O'Den Mrs Julius
Peters Mrs Frederick "
Campbell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Your DaiIy

By FRANCES DRAKE
For Sunday, Dec, >, 1915
MARCH Fl TO APREL 20

UARtH Fl ~ APHfL ~
Arics-Big array Of fine CON
igurations; grand Sunday. With
all your activities and interests
do not neglect thanksgiving TO
God for His generous blessing
The world needs prayer.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
TourUs-Abundant good infu-
ences for personal Interests.
necessary business. usual duties
a happier day II YOU start 10
with a serene visit to your
church
MAY ef TO JUNE 2t
Gemiri-Made-to-order day for
versatile, restless. energetic
Gemini. 1t should not be all fun,
though; church and family
duties come first, then healthy
pastime or entertainment.
JUNE 22 TO JULY rs
CoHcer - Moon, Mercury
Venus among planets benod-
Gently aspected today. Many and
varied lines of endeavor highly
sponsored. Opportune TO get bet
ter acquainted with your best
friend, God.
JULY % TO AUG. p
Leo-With so much stimulus
and enthusiasm in the air, one
could unwittingly let wisdom fly
out Of the window. BE on guard.
control emotions. spend day a
YOU should a Sunday and bc
happy.
AUG. - To SEPT. %
Virgo -- Opportune for finish
ing completed matters or start
ing new ideas. Improve your best
talent. indulge some useful social
d ut1es. You need occasional
change from daily routine. Pra!
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. ~
l. b r Catch up with neg
lected correspondence, social ohl.
cations; be with little children
and your family; don't neglect
pn1tual nourishment Grand
day 20 promote any worthy cau.c.
OCT. -, TO NOV -
Cro,pio-Ir Won have tho free
time indulge .ore pa,timc vou
have Ionged 10 erioy Necessary
work. unusual entertainment.
church educational matters inst
hunured.
NOV. aF 70 DEC.. ge
cog,ffo,aE II free from
work employ voar mInd inter
c,ts other than those vou encuuu-
Ter daily 60 10 church. pray
for permanent peac,. work. TOO.
90 maintain harmony herd and
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Xmas 70 Go West

IT iJGF GEORGE KING
and nI, hUGc .. the former
Beryl Claycre OF San Francisco
VINO came on their wedding
tflp 20 V>if II KING parents
The CyTu, Kings Of Covlng-
ton Drive arc return
" edneSday 20 the West Coast
When l. King fClo.nS his
ship Mr. King VIII stay with
her parents &C.. Nr and Mr.,
c Joseph ClaNere al san Fran
cisco until his release from the
law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
BiqeIows Give Dinner

THE FRED r.. BIGELOWS
of Parkside avenue gave din
ner for six Thursday night. for
DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Hopkins of
HOLLYWOOD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-03
Too Much Love
DEAR A. n

DEAR A. y:
ANY normal person would tro
lr short order of q steady diet
of lolemakinE As the only pa
time. And possibly one reason
Vhy your Gancc.> kisses nu
longer thrill YOU is because he.
has begun 10 feel hIt perfume
tory too because something ol
h, first dazzled delight IN you
has faded also
OF course. 10y now il would
be- reflect impulse with hlm
physically and emouonally. 20
launch hiS lovemakinC routine
when YOU are alone together
But | dareSay that in pursuit
of thrills, YOU have each for
leited with the otherl much
ol that reserve Of personality
in speech and department
which keeps an oVcrtonc OF
mystery suspense and mutual
reverence alive i'm romance.
A> 10 whether YOU would bc
physically incompatible If mar
ned. the probable answer is
,c,. II is my impression that
You have a definitely more
temperate than torrId love ma
ur, and ] assume that since
getting aueagCd your haUrc h9>