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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

]. Weldon Dickcrson, Seaman
! c is spending furlough with
his wife after returning from trip
to Belgium.
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Cadet Mike EIorisiS, of Augusta
Military Academy, Fort Defiance.
Virginia. is spending the two weeks
vacation with his mother and sis
ter i'll Milford.
PIE George I.indcnkOhl of Guam
tico, Virginia will spend this week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Iindcnkohl ST., at their
home on Haven Lake.
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John GcYcr a :. a N-12 student
at Franklin and Marshall college.
Lancaster. Pennsylvania will spend
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Geycr.
AT
Captain Thomas Bennett, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Bennett of
Milford will spend the week end
here. Captain Bennett is stationed
in Aberdeen. Maryland.
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Mrs. Doris Davidson recently re
CCived letter from her son. lie
land Davidson. stating that he met
pal. George \. Webb. S 2/c. son
of Mr. and Mrs Whitley Webb, OF
Milford. in the Pacific. The boys
were together for three hours
talking over old times.
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She's not streamlincd super
drcadnaught and you'll never sight
her as part of a task force knitting
forward to engage the enemy, but
as class of ship serving history 5
mightiCst Navy. the fleet Oiler is
playing Il part that prompted Fleet
Admiral c. w Nimitz, USN. com
mandcr-in-Chie of the Pacific Fleet
to describe her as one of the Navy 5
new secret weapons" Her job is
to keep 'cm sailing" the rCfucl-
ing and rCprovisiOnng of our first
line fighting ships at sea. Typical
of the lntrcpidity of these rugged
followers of the Acet is the recent
ly disclosed saga of the USS Sar
anac. a fleet 0iler of the service
force of the L. $. Pacific Fleet
When the SAranac's big momen
came. during the first Battle Qf the
Philippine Sea, one of those abOarC
and sharing in the adventure wa,
William Herman David Reynolds
cOXswain. of Route |. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
st. Johns X. {. Church
Rev. Leonard A. Ragan, Rector

Rev. Leonard A. Ragan, Rector
SUNDAY. ArlI
Milford. St .Iohu'a Clnrcu. . Il IN
Scaford st. Mary's Church, $. -"
E"hohoth, St. Edmond's Church. II
/. IN.
Fort Saul bury S y m.
Bethany i"aCh camp. $50 4. m.
Confessions Ii'turr Mas.
Religious Instruction After Mass.
Holy Day aud other services as an
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
Sunday. April I

NUUd1\. NplU
9.l5 a. m sunday Sch""l IIuhcIt
~. waters. ;,upcriut"utl' mt.
II On y. IN. Preaching.
1.od y a. Nttsrc:d. SONG and Hr'l...
sou y. m HrtHchlu.;.
Prayer mcctiue "Wednesday 'vculu"
ut 30 n'clork
W. want 1o invite Auu to "ur ~er-
wee: also uur ~undiN .-,hu"l W" lriNt
cla>.t~ fur all axe.
IprciaI Invitation Ia tho, Who 81
ia mo church school W. n>l" YOU
come with us. at acquainted MN
our ,iuc Group "f hoy .,ud ei'I3 3a'
rudly tcach"rs. l3rc't@ could not d'
= nuhlcr thing Tor thcr chlldr'u TIM
sand or hriu.; them 10 Sunday school
Awards ar" elN'h to 'Irh W"I Ik'i.
our motto: Pray, Plan. com"
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
HOUSTON

t'or&" knhby. O +. lapr and c.
Emory Wchh were WlImin4ton Wis
itoj. on Monday.
Mrs Mar2uorilc G.. Cooper of
bower sp"nl Tuesday with her mo-
the. Mrs r. Graham.
Ralph bump. Jr.. OF the t. 5.
Army i, visiting his parents, Nh.
ANA Mrs Ralph Jump. 81.
Mss Doris Marvel of Milmin2lon
spent the Weekend with her par
,id: Nh. and Nj. Harvey Marvel
Ar. aad Mrs. Lister Jump of
Wa ,hIn2ton. spent The Weekend
Witl his parents, Mr. and Mrs Will
bur Jump.
We arr sorry 80 report Miss Bcr-
ttIa NJ. Sapp daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sapp. Is suffering with
q very severe attack of tonsilitis
Ar aud Mrs. G. Emory Webb and
dau&htrr Eileen were the dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
$'"1eiu"r ~ EId@clY. Md, on sun
day
Air. AmcIa Alexander and Mrs.
{ h3.I'e ko.nouau were callers at
The horn" ot Nh. and Mrs. Frank
i;nfls a Fr,dcrlca on Sunday al
t,iGuuI.
Thc WomanS Society OF Chris
1ian Service. Will meet on Thursday
n.2lt April l.. al the home ol
Mr.. Iva Wilson y GOOD attcnd-
lnc IS ur4"d
James Johnson and. Mr. and Mrs
NireiI NcCHhc ana twins Glen ant
call ol S"Ihyvlllc Wcrc Sunday Wis
itorS at tn" home of Mr.. and Mrs
No@iil ThiaJloWood
amdn e John WaGcmak"r @
Hai1hidoc Trainine Station, spcn
H." Wcck-cud with his wife. ais,
Seaman Jack Appt OF the sam
base. spent tho Weekend with hi
morhcr Mrs Johu Wa2cmakcr.
Mfr. and Mrs. George t. Thistle
wood ar" rccciN'u& couGralulati0n
upou the birth Of u baby boy /
: The Milford Memorial Hospital O
Tuesday morning 1T 3.lJ o'clocl
Both are doiu@ worry nicely Th
ThistIcWoodS have another chile
Nancy Carolc four years old.
, Houston Methodist Church
. herman {. Benson. Pastor
} Sunday, April
! lo:ho T. m Church school.
tl:no Ii. IL Morning Worship
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
NATIONAL NEGRO HEALTH
WEEK WILL BE OBSERVED
FROM APRIL | TO APRIL
Continued from First Page)

were reported among the Colored
population of the state during l914
and that IS died of the disease
The State Board of Health main
tains EdGcwood SanatOrium near
Wilmington for the treatment OF
Negro patients suffering from tu-
hcrculoSis. This modern sanatorl-
nm has Il capacity of 6S beds and
is staffcd entirely by Negro physi-
clans and nurses under the dlrec-
ton of DR.. ConWcll Banton. Sixty
seven patients have been admitted
there during the past year.
DR.. Banton stresses that the
high number of deaths from tubCr-
culosis could he reduced if people
would be examined carly and treat
cd before they become very i'll.
Many Infant Deaths
The number Of infant deaths is
one of the problems of Negro
health in Delaware. according to
Dr. Cameron. who states that of
the S57 Negro babies born in 1914
that - died before they were a
year Old.
srhe State Board of Health Is try
inG to help in the reduction of
these deaths by conducting Well
child Conferences (haby ClinicS)
for Nc&rO mothers and their child
rem in Is different towns in the
state. They are located in Whining
ton, SOuthbridgc and hillside
housing units. Newark, New Castle
MiddletOwn. BClvedcrc, Delaware
City, Smyrna. Dover, Milford Sea
ford. Laurel, Frankford, and Lew
es. The use of these clinics by Ne.
gro mothers in the state is indicat-
ed by the fact that infants and pre-
school age children made 9.572 vi
sits to them last year The CLINICS
arc planned to help mother keel
we'll children we'll In addition t.
the physical examination of the
youngsters by the doctor and i'm
munizatiOns against diphteria anC
smallpox. the mothers arc givet
many suggestions about child care
and feeding.
The Boards Division of Matcrna
and Child Health, which directs tn,
Well child Conferences, also di
lcCtS prenatal and pOstnatal clinic
at the Health Center in Whining
ton and in ScafOrd. Laurel, ant
Frankford. for mOthcr-to-be an,
new mothers.
TraininG of mid-wives is still
another service of the State Boar,
ot Health. They are shown how t.
make clean. careful deliveries an
taught about special care fO
mothers and infants, including
feeding and clOthine.
The same kind of baby clinic.
are offered hy the State Board q
Health to both cOlorcd and whit
patients.
Chest and "YD" Clinics
Chest clinics to examine pcOpl
for signs of tuberculosis are hcl
at the Health Center in Whining
ton. Newark, New Castle. Dove,
NiddlctOwn, Milford, Laurel an
Georgetown.
YD Menace
Vcncral disease is another SCI
iOuS menace to the health of tn
Negro race. and the clinics mair
tanned by the State Board
Health for the treatment of syph
lis ana Gonorrhea average 10:
patients per month. These clinic
are located in Wilmington. Newar
MiddletOwn, Smyrna, Milford, DE-
YER, Frankford, Georgetown, Sc;
ford, and Lewes.
April is National Cancer COntr
Month.
Cancer is high among causes
death among Negroes in Delawal
as it is among white people. Negl
deaths from cancer numbered 43
1914.
Remember that health is a nun
ber one need of everyone, urges d
Cameron.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
The Presbyterian Church
"Ihc Church on the Plaza
EcV. John M, DcChlnt. Minister

SundrN Npnl
: ~ a. nj Sunrise service.
q +. g.. a.. SuudaA ~ch"nt Nl. j
II Gntduu. .-urpl llut,ud,uf
lo.uu a. m Nci' Elhlr Cl's.. \ +.
IIUnur1 tcachcl.
!l.uu "a. nl. Worship :uId S'llu"n
SprcIal Music
80 y m .Iun.or .i"erlN. Nn-
C,or;., Sh"ottrr. I,ad,r.
c.2o = ul Nouu" r,"rh.f S"''et>.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness"
RcV. Frank Hcrson. .. D.. Minister

%uudaN. \pIjl
2.ia Il m ,;,...iou al H." church
school Graded sch"oI with ,Ia--, 8.
tor all ages
II .on -. lu Noruin2 Wo,-bir aud
S"rm"n Ea,tor NrlNir" This service.
H~ is our custom viii h'. latl,lN lu'.~}-
cal OrG9u uui hcr.. Icy M Hmlry
"n thr Ham memorial uf.,an. lulh"n.
hN h" young people amt ~anl"r 'hoil@
Vocal urlmh' 10y Nh Eido!rI' Isr.'l-
tilul memorial dccor,tl"ns Reception
uI monIt"'t@ IIl"i m' --I-,,' hN IT,
minister.
$50 y m I'll. N@hod, Nou'h
Fellowship LuV"lN r.n-'cr service.
Your lrirnds arc W. lro'n..
80 p. m. ltvcune Wo'shjr ia tia,
Church Han \ I2-rrl rnopi"n rr.-
turc cntjtl'd "'rh" kn1 "t Kline
viii h" shown. This uidr'u tall<j,.
picture must he seen IA h.. appr
ciatrd W" VIII scat aS many ~ ",
po~ShIN can I;Ut rt a.,' COM" cody.
MldWcck church ScrNIc" i hlu ..dll
rN' uIrG at { so O'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

Nh and Mrs. J II. VI pJrhlc
attended the Wcddin4 ot the duueh
rrr of Mr.. and Ngs i G. McSsnr'.
Elizabeth Jru1 Of lllriu-ton tn
lirm. William : Tach"lr4,r. ot
Nrdmorc, Pa. and RIO d. Jauerlo.
Brazil THO Wcddlua tooh place iu
81. Stephens Episcopal church on
Tuesday attyluoou Nr barbjr
played 1hc Woddu2 music.
MI. J. NJ DAVIS. OF bower, Wis
4he Wtch-cud guest OF hs sIstcr.
Mr, SdlHc Williams.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Conner Nitrrn. of
Miltor d. were GUESTS of Mr. ana
Mrs. Ilarrv r. Nittcu or Sunday.
Mr, Julia Camper sang a hcau.
litul solo 1T thr Trinity MrrhodIa'
Chnrch on Sunday mUruln2
SIT Norman T. Boone ot Burma
India. is >pondu" his lurlou2h with
his parents. Mr.. ami Mrs Harry
NJ Boone. Othrr Wcck eud quests
We're MIR and Mrs Wallace lud
children, ot Wilmin4ton
Mrs Minnie Fowler. Mr. yin
2inia Krchs, of PhIadrlphia, ami
Mrs Mary Walls. of NorrstoWu
Pa. spent several days with MIS-.
Anna VI. lIarljn@ton. last week
Benjamin SpurrY. of Jersey City.
y. j.. was the guest ot oscar T..
Harrington last week
Mrs Willard Belts and daugh-
ter. Sandra Lee, Mr.. and Mrs Rob
crt Potts Mrs Lewis Shmar and
daughter Janet visited Willard
Belts Of the L :. Navy stationed
At Bainbridgc, Md ON Sunday.
Miss KITTY Dunniu2 Of Keuton
spent the Weekend with Mrs vii
lard Ectts and Iora Shumar.
Mrs. EliZahcth Fisher and dau@h-
ter Edna Mae. Miss Mary Robinson.
Joseph +. Webb. Corporal Gilbert
Parkin@tou and Janc Webb spout
the Weekend with Corporal James
Webb OF LANGLEY Field, Va. They
all spent Sunday afternoon ~
WaShn4ton lipWin2 the cherry
blossoms.
Fredcrica school Notes
Th" pupil ot the seventh and
,2nth aladr. have or-ani/cd th'ue
e,IN,- iu;u TWO tram.s ton tho
'~choul WAY" al IT,, @r>cutu Wa
Eoud Drive. lh- Viii oontiuu,
throu2h tho mnuth ot Ar1il rIea~,
. huy bond this month throusl
vum taYnrjtc team We horo l.
lcach a total sale Which viii hu.
aud equip an army aubulanrc q
tank and thus have Il plaque in
/, scIihcd with lie name o on
school huilt into it, Al-n. "
would receive facsimile Of Sam
tC keep in our school Tho mcr
! chants OF t'rudcric@ EaNc a&rccd /
! gi>r the Wiuuln4 loam 4 moli
treat Teams are as follow:
"Thundrrbolt~" Ralph TappaI
. >cleon Camper. Mildred Glandcl
EuecNc Moore Betty Ann IIarrin.
ton. Jimmie Cannon Bcatric
= Green. Jimmie Bradford PhAllt
= Ann DUItou. Francis Iiollc9c
. Evelyn Eoonc. Billy Morris. tli,
Nockol Frank Ec"hc. Gloria Pos
. los. Winvcr IalrcIl. Doris Fortys
Avery Cl"ndauicl \&ucs Eus~Iu
II Icroy NcGiuni% Blanche Scacor
II "ElockhuStcr~" Mary Ann Iindal
y Marian Eothcrm"l. Jimmie cove
Is dale lean Gottorf. Io" NclNi
u Dorothy Warren. Lawrence Tai
$ pan, Mary Ann farrell, DaWs,
l. ilollin@cr. Mari" Knots, Franc
y Hammond Ect1y Roberts. Ran
l2I1rll Ruth Jean Tlihhit Iourl
CoN"rdalc, Buruir Rash Frame,
~ Sippl", Joshua CIcudaujcl Ph>ll
.c %irplc. Anna rrilrh,r, ir
Clandcn
Tn" pupils have contributed So
IS to the Red Cross Drive in oI
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
First Baptist Church
''Not 20 he MiniStcrcd Unto, But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor

1o.oo q m EihI. school. Topic.
'Th" Autlor ana Hrrfcctvr at our
Faith" .lolu our GroWIHg aud enius
s't"oL Thos. Founders. Snp.riutcu-
don't
J. :oo a. m Moruuu Worship. Nc
-Ig". Tho Testimony al ia" Tomb -
G.%" =. m BAPTIST Youth Fellow
@hlp and Junior lli&h Young Pcopl, ,
Groups Will meet
~" u. M. Informal Song Scrvic,
and EN'niuIe Worship. message. 9TH,
I'laco Nh"r" the Lord lay"
Monday. April ,. N:oo p m Hihl,
school Officers and Teachers Meet
iuG.
W"dnoSda>. 500 ?. m Prayer auc
I;jhl, Study Hour
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

The pastor Will try and bring an
Easter message. THE Living
Christ"
80 p. m Evening Worship. \
program is being prepared. Let us
Worship the Lord and enjoy the
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

program.
wildwood Methodist Church
1000 a. IN. tlurCh School.
NilIiam>,ilIc Methodist Church
200 p. m. Chu "Ch School.
300 y. m Aftc moon Worship.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
FREDERICK

The funeral services for Harold
IiUriu2tou. l. years old, Worc held
al the Berry Funeral Home last
Wednesday in Milford The nany
floral cmblcms were beautiful ana
were tokens OF respect in tn.
community I'M which the deceased
Was held Rev. -. +. Wood pas
Tor OF Trinity Methodist Church.
oiiiciatcd AT tn" services and paid
It fine tribute 10 the memory Of the
deceased He is survived by hi@
mnthrr Mrs Anna NJ. Harrin2tou.
his wife. Airs EHIahcth Harriny
ton. and daughters. Mrs. Dorothv
EoWdn. of Camden. bel. and Bet
~ Ann Harrington The family
has the sincere sympathy of the
community for their tragic loss.
Intcrmcnt WAS made in Ballatt'S
Cemetery.
Mr.. j. l.. RaWlina, of New York
Clty, is spending some time with
his muthcr-in law. Mrs. Sanic
Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. Watson Dcnnrv. Of
Marcus Hook Pa. were week end
guests ot Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Sapp
Betty Ann IIarrin@ton. who has
been i'll two weeks with the mca-
slcs, is convalcscing.
tainS and battles started. 1t MAS 4
drcadluliy exciting and dan@crous
time. but because help Was near
at hand | don't think anyone was
really frightened except the Ger
mans. one day my husband had
gone t" tn" village 10 try and find
food the Germans took cVCIYthin2
they could See. hut it was ALWAYS
difficult to get the hidden stuff out
of tn" peasants and We were oh. s.
hungry. For ; weeks there was
no bread as all communications
had been cut by the Allies well
| WAS left along. when along came
our French lads they had si9htcC
2oo enemy coming along. Tn,
French group were only about IT
strong and they were driven back
Shots Whistlrd all round the hous,
and finally with the Germans il
the garden. | WAS quite alone.
said my prayers hard and the,
never entered the house Hours af
ter my husband crcpt back he hat
been trying all day to return an,
towards early morning the ter
mans left We found French bo
ct - lNinG dead near the hOuse
TWO days later Ht : o'clock in III
morning tie Gfst Americans en-
tcrcd the village. The peasants ha
put up fluGS across the roads an
WEI" offering fruit 10 the boy,
They were n fire LOT and 50 modes
My husband and | Wcr" kept bus
iutcrNrcun2 everyone VAS laugl
inc and the girls were coming I
u~ To learn ENGLISH words the
running back Ia tell the boys T
some boys We were the FIRST Ems
liSh they had met They stayed tW
, days canning much valuable know
ledge and Wcro off again hlt
! those TWO days with the Frcn,
PATRIOTS, they cleared the near,
, vIIlHG"s of the enemy The German
/. have behaved 50 ahominahIy til,
som" stories and quite true ono
!, are to" dreadful to put down We
. Eve come to the end OF the pap,
so Will say eood-hyc tor the pre-
:, rnt
~ Your son aud friend arc aw;
!, for a liulc Whlc, bur we hope u
soon rcturniu&
Best Wishes from
Mavis T.. Low
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Christ Church (EpiScopaD
Founded l7O4

Founded l704
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph s. Kinks. Rector
Sunday \rrl
GOOD FRIDAY
Friday. March -
I'a= .l"n S"rVIc" l.3U-3 60 y m
EASTER nNN
Sunday. April
-" "a. IN. Holy Cumlnuulon
."h n. m. Holy Communion ard
Sermon.
Eapti%mal services: Easter t.lr and
Easter Day hN appointment
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. Bordley E. Baynard. Pastor

sunday Nptil
ln.o0 a. m SUNDAY school
.uu a. m Morning Wotsh hip
7.on y. ny y. i t. service.
It's p. m Song Service and EN"-
liug Worship
rs y. m Thursday. pray,r sclNic,
.~prci;uly lur thr n.u ia tG. arurd
Orr,'~.
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

sunday. April |
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching Services II a. IN.
L.N"ning Services 10 o'clock
Thursday, t:l' y, m-lrayrr Meet
M.
y Christian welcome awaits you.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Houston Methodist Church
Norman {. Benson, Pastor
ENMNlN. NnliI

SUNDAY. NNIII
la:ao q. m Ehurch School.
ll:oo Il. ii MORNING. Worship
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Delta Ze+a Session

The west size group Of Delta
Zeta Alumnae will meet Friday
evening in the home of Mrs.
Elmer Harrington in Rosemont
road.
Mrs. Warren II. Hoyt, Mrs.
J. A. BoXall and Mrs. Kenneth
c. Lewis will assist Mrs. Har-
rington.
Dessert will be served at s
o'clock, followed b. a program
Of book reviews to be given by
Mrs. Ray +. Amerman.
The Detroit Alumnae Chapter
OF Sigma Kappa will meet for
dinner in the home of Mrs. Har-
old Holmes in Archdale avenue,
Monday at $50 p. m.
Co-hostesSes will be Mrs. w.
B. Tyson. Mrs. n. r. Gibson,
Mrs. p. II. Doyle, Miss Ger
aldine Matthews and Mrs. T..
3. Caldwell
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Study Club Holds
Meeting Monday

THE CATHOLIC STUDY
CLUB at j p. m. Monday will
hold its regular business meet
ing followed by the annual
meeting at 1:30.
Officers include Mrs. Thomas
J. Black. "hpNwill serve for a
s-corN tv1tn as president, Mrs.
Oscar J. Lingeman, new vice
president, and Mrs. Ralph Young,
new second vice president.
Mrs. Louis M. Evans is the
new recording secretary, and
Mrs. Walter B. McGreevy con-
tinues as corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Clement Pennell will
be financial secretary, and Mrs.
Clarence Dunlop is the new
treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
NV Women's
Program Monday

WAYNE HANSON, authority
on Latin America, will speak in
the Northwestern Woman's
Club meeting Monday at 2 p. m.
m the Calvary Presbyterian
Church.
The chorus Of the Rosedale
Park Progressive Club, with
Mrs. Cecil Kirkwood directing,
will furnish the musical portion
OF the program.
The drama committee will
give a play. How Not TO Con-
duct a Northwestern Woman's
Club Board Meeting"
Mrs. Leland Kennedy, chair
man of the war service and Red
Cross committee, announces
that the club contributed 500
10 the recent Red Cross drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Sorority S
Reunion Set

THE international reunion day
l. dinner of Alpha Gamma
Delta will be held at $50 p. m.
April 6, at Huyler's in the
Fisher Building
Mrs. Howard Flemmcr, inter
national inspector Of the soror-
ity, will be the guest of honor.
Mrs. Patrick j. Burke is in
charge of reservations.
Detroit Alumnae of Zeta Tau
Alpha will be guests of Miss
Sybil Clark at a chop suey din
ncr on April 6, in her home in
Monterey avenue
Assisting hostesSeS will be
Mrs. CheSley Avery Mrs. II. r.
Foster and Mrs. NJ. J. Boyd
Mrs. Wayne Hill is in charge Of
reservations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Ann Arbor
NuptiaIs Sci

4 ANNOUNCEMENT Of The en-
n eaeenttnt Of Martina Gown
20 Edwin {. Leedy Jr, OF r JET
ferSon avenue. son Of Mrs. Edwin
{. Lecdy Of 81. Paul. Is made by
her mother Mrs, Linda Gown OF
Springfield. Mo.
Martina attended the UnvCr-
sitv az Illinois and her fancc Is
n graduate Of Yale University
and the Sheffield : chool OF
Science. lie rs "A member Of Yer
non Hall and Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity
The marriage VIII take place
n ! p. N Saturday In the home
Of Mrs. John Truman Horner of
Ann ArboT The Rev. Frank
Fit viii odiciatc. a reception
viii follow.
Miss Eugenia Gown. sister Of
The bride. will be maid of honor.
Navy 1t Carleton & Leedy Of
Norfolk. Va. viii be his
brothers best man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
AIumnae Meeting

Delta Gamma Alumnac meet
ing will be held Monday at 7:30
p. m. in the home Of Mrs. j. ID.
Picker in Merriweather road.
Co-hosteSses will be Mrs. Henry
Hubbard and Miss Pauline
Lockwood.
Detroit Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Delta will meet at
7:30 p. m. April 4 in the home
Of Mrs. John 7. Cushman in
Lakeland road, Crosse Pointc.
Speaker for the evening will
be the Hon. d. J. Healy, whose
subject will be Juvenile Delin-
OuencV."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
lie Carnival
OnApriII4 "A

CROSSE lie. March 81.
THE student council OF the
Il Crosse lie School with David
Hooper as president Will put on
an old.fashioned carnival on
April Ia from 7 10 IL p, m. IN
addition 10 the various features
will be the auctioning OF a war
bond followed by the crowning
Of a carnival queen. Proceeds
from the affair will go toward
buying a juke box for the
school auditorium.
Post Lenten affairs at the
churches will open with buffet
supper and card party Wednes-
day st the Sacred Heart
Church. In charge Of arrange
ments are Mrs. Leonard Stenko
assisted by
MESDAMEs
Seymour kffhotcr Edward Stumm
Re2iofd Vignfau Melvin Winegarden
Q. 4 Renaud
MISSES
Dorothy RenAud Kathleen Nils
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
P-TA TO Meet
At u. of D. Hiqh

The Parent-Teacher AsSocia-
tion of u. of d. High School will
meet at ? p. m. Tuesday at the
school. The Very Rev. J. /.
Grace. s. j.. will speak on "Edu-
cation Today and Tomorrow" 2"
Hostesses for tea following
the meeting will be 5irs. Frank
Nolan and Mrs. Lawrence Nagle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Daughters Of 1872
Plan Celebration

THE GEN. ALEXANDER
MACOMB CHAPTER, l.. S.
Daughters of 1912, will cele-
brate its twelfth anniversary
and American Greed Day at
noon Wednesday at a luncheon
in Newberry House
Mrs. Sidney c. Probert will
preside. An original birthday
poem will be read by Mrs.
Francis McGrath. The report of
the state council will be given.
The guest speaker viii be Miss
Betty Roberts
Birthday greetings will be
given by the national president,
Mrs. Lloyd Dewitt Smith. and
the state president, Mrs. Chester
+. Miller of Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Garden Association
Meeting to Be April 5

A LUNCHEON meeting of
the Detroit branch OF the
Women's National Farm and
Garden Association will be held
April ) at the Wardell-Shera-
ton.
Kenneth Soules will give a
demonstration from his recent
book on flower arrangements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
What science can do
20 bless you with
. younger face

Think Of the added beauty youthful face and throat
give! Then harken this: Science in the guise
OF ENDOCREME can, for most women, contribute
90 this desirable result a way formerly thought
impossible. Many thousands finding that
ENDOCREME actually helps TO improve the skin itself,
just its transient superficial look This because
ENDOCREME, alone possesses Aetvo''. The Activol*'
In ENDOCREME laboratory counterpart OF
natural skn-vtalzing substance absorbed beneath
the skins surface TO build cells firm 1t thus
helps the skin become fresher smoother more
sllurugy "alivs" What bigger value any
between y and 20 ask for her cosmetic dollars The great
majority get big Improvement in only 80 days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Mothers Club TO Meet

The Northwestern Mothers
Club will meet at l:30 p. m.
Tuesday al the Fisher YMCA 10
hear a talk ~ Miss LuiSa Lara
on Home Life and Literature
of Chile " The board of dlrec-
tors viii meet al II a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Adventures Club
Meets on tuesday

THE ADVENTURERS s.
CLUB will meet on Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. c. w. Clark
of Atkinson avenue. A dessert
Luncheon at 1890 p. m. will be
followed by the annual meeting
and election OF officers. Mrs.
A. l.. Chapman is in charge OF
the program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Aouatic Club TO Elect

NOMINATIONS OF officers
and directors will be held az
the Noman's Aquatic Club
spring meeting Wednesday IN
tho Activities Building of the
League Of Catholic Women