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Evening star., 1945-12-03

DIAMONDS, unredeemed; We specialize in
sy RAWS Sr,Jss RaokGRs kass|yu 1898 1ss hXy, foot
shItss; @ 4 sppssissd 81 se7S; viii sacrifice 10. for
BOIL SSSH HOUSES. girls and boys, toys, boys
bicycle. bride dolls. desk. 1402 Mass.
DOORS, DOORS. new panel. glass. French,
gsTase Sssssp ans c storm storea raons At
DRAPEs, s pr. brocade; rug. 4x7; rug.
ysy whit. S s1 @ sseaoa ss and Hsr. tSss sss
Drum sETs@We have several good values
D5Sfs Das dsI tsGa fTs 1888 I, g nS Sa ma hs
Ssf Sls Of cEEANfaa shi S,Has@ .Eou1rMENr- 1s-h.D
sser sSoDsts Ssa astG%sse Fst!a
HfEcrRIc Rfss5 isteeni s1ER SIS
s1e eec see ons hsna q har ah1 dryer s movie
leaves. SO; ali pIswar and in good con-
aaIES!nIG aislSs GfsSs sSRrASi.E HEATER. e.ceI.en.
EnEe4RTc iSnsss p5fs sAN2E 2E ls5a son size also
gaia at OPA appToved prices: PARK aRd
REE92RfS EhP2R RH3 snfsreEEHo lass & 2R Sse1 sees
good condition. must Be sold at once for
$75: l kitchen cabinet, also must be sold
& sTSV odspR PD sts.
nat top; $40 takes It. 280S Linden lane,
Forest Glen. SH, 5S7S. 4ss
electric switches, accessories: call before
IL or after g.. TR. 2803.
FENCE--1OO IT,. 3.foot wire, side. posts
many other articles including ANTIQUE fur-
rahut III =. rsHdIfNx&TTsC' xTs' et..1 A.drev. el.o
preMsr & ct Contributed es desks, Chairs, cara ara
files, leather furniture. bookcases, huores-
cent desk lamps In stock. Elk. 071b. 2nd
FfRkpLAcE nHsfi All aRATEs. i heavy prew.r ma
terial, all sizes, 1927 So. Cap 1t. Call
TR. e105 bet. 8 and 4:30 pm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

taIiiten" gebron6morft uno ibres 8e'
itstums beraubt. -.
Sir Die 3utunft 0eIterreids 1T
Ser 0iebitobl Der Naidinen iebr
i6wermiegeno. SSSSn 8ien oGlein ba'
ben bereitS 8ebn groBe 5abrifen al
ibre WaIdinen Derloren '1n6 elf an.
oere einen Geil Der Waidinen.
Sic @iener betlogen iid ouBer0em
buriiber - un6 man fam 6as NIT
eignen Au9en feitItelIen -, ooB iene
Wnihinen, Die nidt fortgenommen
muroen, neil lie enttDeoer niht ge'
braudt muroen, ooer neil tie Die
Huiien nidt 81 betreiben ber1tonoen,
5eritort mor0en iino. 0ie5 geidab TO-
pobl in oen groBen nie in Sen flei.
nen 5So6rifen Sic MtuIfinen muroen
geDoltlom entfernt, NIT SGmmern
bearbeitet oocr aus 6em JenIter ge-
morfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Btp ru1l1fhRn ,.Bpfrpipr''
in mipn

Sn cinc'n geri6t, ben oie Seem
yorfer ,Eimes' bon ibrem RorreIpon,
benton Sobn DtocGormoc erbielt,
lHiloert Oieier Die bemerfensnerten
3ultanoe in 8ien unter Der ruff.
l6en 8elebun9.
Ser Sorreiponoent erflGrt, Bah Sic
Nlener 8iirger &laee ooriiber fiib.
rem, OaB lie Don oen ruilil6en 8e-
trelern bebanoeIt piiroen, ols Oh
W1en Die 9auptltoot zines feinoIi6en
Stoates lei.
Gie 8iener bebolpten, 6aB bieIe
Jrouen pergemaltigt, biele 8obnun-
gen gepliinoert tpuroen uno oiele
JradtDagen nit WoIdinen Der 8ie.
ner Snoultrie gen Often fobren.
Was ouf 8ien 5utrifft, 10 Iaoen
lie, trifft auf auf Die ganoe 01terrei,
tlde 9one gu, Die Die 3uiIen belett
bolten. Brioatoutos uno 2aIttpoqen
limo nit Dentgen 4usnabmen fonfis.
alert uno nidt 5uriidgegeben uor6en.
ytobrungsmlttel nur6en in aroben
Wengen requiriert. Gin Sell oabon
puroe 6ann ser &egierung unter Der
gorou5ieeung vprdientiert" BOB Die
le oofiir in 5ertigparen be5oblen
pltroe, uno meitere Sertigtporeu ner,
ben t1glid] auf Dem S6noraen
Vtortt, Der einen groBen ltmfong att
genommen bat, unter freiem SimmeI
pom Den &uiien gegen 8ertgegen-
ltanoe berfauft.
U1e Wlenerlnnen ipre6en einen
often auf Ser StroBe an, Inn iid]
oaritber 5u beflagen, boB lie BON ben
rullllden Soloaten miBbonoeIt ner+
ben. =. . Cine 9lmerifonerin erfldrte,
oab lie cine BON 5lpei ser 3pon5iq
5rol1en mar, Die Die Huiien in einem
SuftIdubfeller fonoen, sic nidt qe.
ldonoet puroe. Gin ruiliider Moior,
bel Dem Die Dame proteitierte, luate,
oaB leIne Soloaten &a6e nebnen
miiBten unb OoB man bon ibnen nidt
eriporten fonnte, BOB Tie einen I'm.
terIdieo 5mild]en SeIterrei6ern uno
9eutlf)en MAIDEN.
Gie Seiterreider geben gu, 6oB iid]
oerartige slngriffe nur cine ISOLDE
lang ereigneten, uno BOB iie iebt auf.
gebort baben, ooB aber mon6e Der
5rauen, Die pergepaltigt puroen, ME
in tbre Wobnungen 5uriidfebrten.
Die Oeiterreider beflogen Itd aber
ooriiber, oab oas BIiinbern bon Sri,
oatbauiern fortsebe, pobei fein I'm.
teridieb gemadt ueroe 5piiden &ei.
den uno Irmen. Nrbeiter finoen iit
tuno 5par gano i'm @rnit als u&api.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Btp 5dlannltdlkrttrn
in Stuttgart

Gin 8eridteritotter Der ualI.
FreB" beri6tet untcr'm 10. os. aus
Stuttgort:
geu6oem oie 9lmerifoner fir Die
9luiredterbaltlng Scr Sronung bier
perantmortlid eeiporoen lino, i6eint
in oieler einmal fiir bie oeutlde ssn.
oultrie 10 beoeutium gepeieuen Stoot
ouBerIid oles rubig 5u ieinL ober Die
anlift getpinnt in1mer mebr an SO.
oen, ooB an oen 0eutlden gnflagen,
in ben erlten Eugen ser fron3o1i16en
8elebung Stuttgarts leien taulenbe
Vtooden uno Jrauen gel6dnoet NOR.
oen, Ood &ubreS leiu muB.
Selt Der ltebernobme Der StQot in
omerlfonilde 8erlpaltung, om 13.
S1ll lit feln eIn5;ger Oerortiger San
beridtet poroen, giirgermeilter 9lr-
null Glctt lagte, er babe ieitbem nur
BON elnem eln5igen San gebort. .
Gin Sberltleutnant, Der an ser
Spite oes milit6rii6en gebeimoien.
ties Der SunOeriten Gioiiion ltebt,
ouBerte: "Bir boben feline Sdpie.
rigfeiten nit Der 3iotlbep0Iferung
gebabt." :"
0te gr5abluneen iiber Die 8or.
gauge tpabreno Der eriten atpei ODER
orei Gage Der fran5oitihen 8eiasung
geben melt auseinonoer. Gin amertto.
nil6er Sffi5ier, Ser in oieien Tagen
tJorrleSuHs alrr oeue o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

modteit bu betmgeben 5u benen, ote
Dor Dir beimgegangen itno. 8ieuet9t
fragen bid @nfelfinber, tparum oa
10 gebiidt btIt, parum bein auge
triib lit uno 6eine S6n6e 5itterr.
gieleidt ipri6it 6u ieoen Morge1t
gum goloenen 2i6te Der Sonne:
~8ie lange Deroe i6 oi6 nod Ieu@"
ten feben?"
>Sor6, Die Morgengloden film
genI Sorit bu ben GRUB aus Der
@pigfeit, Ser in ibnen Iiegt? 8iit bn
bereit, Dem @ngel oes Serrn 81 fol.
gen, tpenn er fommt - elm Stitno"
Iein Dor Sag, elm StiinoIein Dor benz
epieen Eag?-
Ser Sag beginnt. SSSbr aae, Die ibr
oas lett, beginnt i'm in @ottes Sea-
men! 9ie &ir6en fii0en lt6 nit from.
men 8etern uno bic 8on6lungs.
glode tont uno tiin0igt an, 6aB Der
Simmel nit ieinen @no0en uno Seg-
nungen ii6 CUR Groe neigen min.
8er es fam, ser ellie gum gltare.
9ort rouidt Die beilige Slut, aus Ser
ii6 ieOer Segen id0pfen t0nnte in
elmer ein5igen bolben Stunoe, genug
Segen fiir Elm gon3es 2eben, ge'
lGmeige Oenn fir einen fur3en Gag.
ltno mer nidt bintreten fonn Dor ben
@otteslobn> i'm beiligen Sofromente,
Ser folte Oie @6noe in 1tiller 5tun6e
un0 fonge lein Gugtperf an i'm gea.
men 0es GoterS uno oe5 SobneS uno
oeS 81. @eiltes!
Dr.. ]. King
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Die Sode nidt beher, es lei oenn, 6aB
man nit @etpalt SCRIBE elmer fiinfti'
gen 0eltti6en Srreoenta uno 6eutider
&eoan6epropagan0u biloen min.
@rfreuli6eripeiie i6eint Der Blan
elmer 3eri6lo9ung Der oeuti6en Gin.
beit in BotSoam begraben morben gu
lein (?). 8ie Ibma6ungen reoen TO-
gar bon einem lpateren JrieoenSOer'
trag nit Ser uoeutiden Hegierung",
Denn Dem Oeutl9en Golfe einitneilen
audi nur lofule SelbltpermaltungS.
redte (oteie fretlid) unter Dem 3uge,
Itanonis politiiher 9etatigung in al
len 8eiabungS5onen, nidt nur Ser
rui1ti6enD geDabrt lperocn Ioqen.
GaS 8eite an Dem vSrieoen BON
BotS0am" lit ober tpobl bod: gr lit
fem 0efinitibum, 1onoern er laBt nod
cine &ebiiion Der nit Dem nutionalen
8cmiiien 0en1ofrotiitcr N0lter l@n-
Oerelnbarcn uno bon Trunan un0 lei.
gerutern pobl MIR ais unoermeioli-
de &ompromilie of5cptiertcn &lou-
lcln 5u Gie Seem gorfer ,Gime5' bot
lidl ou5 Ger0ien1t erporben, Ole ome.
rifuniidc Seffentlidfeit nad0riidli0
ouf Die ibr oamit ge6otene 8elegens
belt blngeDlclcn 3u boben iid) Bis
gum 3ulomnentritt Der &onooner
IuBenminilterfonferen5, Ole oo5 lebs
te Wort boben iou, in Die Gr0rtcrun-
gen eln3rI6altCn lnO ouf glu5nlcr-
5ltng menigltcn5 Ser onlt0Big7ten Wc-
ltlnln1l1ngen 0e5 9otumcnt5 5u 0rGn=
gen. Sic Gntpoffnungs= uno Gnt-
Observation-Disclosures limo,
mic 1tnS lheint, loOiel BON Dem NeiIt
ihloucr 8eldQft5ipcfuIotion Oiftiert,
Die gar 81 germ BEN InloB benubt,
clncn laIti9en &onfltrrenten auf Sem
Weltmartt lo53umeroen, pie BON 0em
bcrehtlgten 8c0iirfniS Der GSrie0cn3=
1lderltng. Sic territorinlen GlauieIn
pollenO5 fonnen nur Damn oI8 geredjt
ertlort Dcroen, menn man ben
StQnOpunft zines Gergeltl1ngsIrie,
ocn5 ais bercdtigt onerfcnnt, uno
le1oer 1dclnt man ia bielfoH fur5-
1lbtlg genug 5lt lein on5unebmen,
0oB ltbcrboupt nidts, mas nun ben
Geut'den angetan miro, Elm l1nredt
'eln fam. 2a5 Derniinftigertpeiic al
letn 5uloilige &ittmaB fir Die 8e,
urteilun9 zines Jrieoen5, fir ben
9lmerita fiinftig einmol nit einem
neuen AoerloB an ieiner SSugeno ein-
5uteben boben miro, fam notiirli6
1ur Die 6rage obgeben, OF nit BEN
6rieoenSbeoingltngen oo5 8robIem
Der 0ouernoeu lleber1pinounq oes
6uldlSmu5 unO oes &riegSgeiItes ge-
lott ut, un0 cine lolde G0Iung fam
nur in Ser Dobren uno ouuernoen
Befr1eoung Der gerehten 2eben5an.
lpril6e | Ter 8olfer gefunoen mer.
Den, Der itegreiden tpie Ser belieqten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Nadrrttptpn auh Drut1drlann

Ser aus bem oier5ebnten Sobrbun.
oert ltomnen0c lmO i'm neun3ebnten
Suhrbunoert ou5gcboute, bun0erteln.
lnOIed)5ig Wcter bobe Gurm beS
VtilnIterS in lllm a. 8. lit 0urd bic
acknowledgements niht bc76Qoigt
moroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Ger i'm 3lpolften bis pier5ebnten
Sobrbunoert erbollte Gom in Naum.
burg nit ieinen bcriibmtcn 6lpolf
Stifterfi0uren lit g0n5lid) unbeihd,
Oigt geblieben. 9tolmbur9 mar ihon
Inn oo5 Sobr 1000 8iIhoisiit uno
mur0c 1854 eOongelilde5 SodItift.
Gum Sdube 0eS Comes Doren 3Di'
idenmanOe eingebout moroen, Die
Stiftcrfiguren bate man nit einem
bclonoeren Sdut aus Wtouerperf
umo 3cmentblofcn umgeben. Die be-
riibmten 8lo5fenlter oe5 Comes uno
olle biitorilden Ginri6tungsItiide
morcn reft5eitig in Siderbeit ge-
6radt morOen uno lino unperIebrt
geblie6cn. Selb1t Die olten &ir6en.
bGnfe moren in unterir0iiden &c.
molben oufgeltopelt noroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

gerlIn5 beriibn1te vGborite" ooS
i'm Sabre 1885 gegrinoete, NIT elmer
ltootllben 6orlpungson berbun-
oene &ranfenbau5, oas einen rieIigen
8ebGuoefompler biIoe:e, lit our6
,Sllcgcrbomben umo @ronoten gum
meItuu5 gr0Beren Leile in Eriimn1er
gelegt moroen. Brofeilor 5ouerbru6,
Der in internotionoIen 0u9treiIen
leit So6r5ebntcn riibmlid befonnte
Gblrurgc, Ocn Die ruiliidc NeiIitGr.
permoltung idon Dor @inriiden Der
onglo-amerifaniId- iId-fron50i;Iden ge.
lobungsfontlngente an sic Spite Der
8erliner @elunobeitsbeb0roe ge1teut
bate, lit Gber entidIolien, oie InItaIt
nod uno nad pieoer auf5ubouen. CT
plant, Die erbolten eeblieLenen Gin.
5elbouten Der ~@borite" peiter be.
nusen 5u loiien uno ioboIo pie m0g.
lid an Die SnItanoietung Der neni.
ger belfaoigten 8auIi6feiten beran.
3u9eben, tpenn er li6 oud beDuBt lit,
ooB Die Observation-Disclosures emit.
mellen nod ourd Wongel an 8au.
material (oor allen an @Ias) uno
ourd Die Sransportfriie ie bebinoert
meroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

geod elmer MitteiIung Der Giref.
tion Ser St1otiIden &unIt- uno &c.
maloeiammlungen lit ser &unItbeIis
Ser Stoot Weiinden alS faIt oouItQn.
Big gerettet on3uieben. gS bonoe1t Ii6
bierbeI Inn Die 8eItanoe oeS @iltori-
l6en StaotmulelmS, Ser 2enbQ6.
8alerie, Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung, oeS Observation-Disclosures uno
Oe5 U}uIeum5 fir Ebenter- ltno So.
ltitngeIhidte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

Die Sode nidt beHer, es lei benn, boB
mon nit @etpalt SCRIBE elmer tiinfti'
gen oeltti6en Srreoento uno 0eutider
&ebandepropogonou biloen min.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

l1nbeitreitbar iit pobI, ooB Der
uBotsoamer 6rieoe" in oenieniqen
&lauieln, in Oenen iid Der Sriumpb
Der rulilId]=polniiden 9lnneftionspo-
litft ouSoriidt, moroIiI9 ouf 6en
lbpaditen 8einen ltebt. Sir Die Sos.
trennung GROCER, rein oeutIder Sc,
btete I'M Often obne 8efrogen Ser
geoolterung fann es teine 8e6tfer.
tlgung geben, ioIange nod Die eben
crit in San 5roncisco oerbrieften
Wenlden- uno 8olferredte oos ge.
rineite gelten 2ei0er lit gu befird.
ten, ooB dbnlide Inneftionen aud
tlir Den oe1tlden 8eiten eeplant fino.
Dab Die 9lneignung beutider @ebiete
tetlDeiie - unter gerioguno oes
Optionsredts fir Die bon oen NaB.
nabmen betroffenen 8epobnerl -
nit 5pansspeiier Maiienoeportation
un6 @nteisnune Der alten 8epolfe.
rung berbunoen iperoen iou, mad
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Frederick MiIes
Bride on Trip

Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
l. MILES flew 10 Ohio for their
honeymoon after their marriage
Sunday afternoon IN the home
Of MIR and Mrs, r. d. Fagcol in
Port drive.
The bride is the former Hazel
lrma Snyder, daughter of Fred
Grlck j. Snyder Of Piper Blvd
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs Frederick +. Miles
OF Oakland. Cal.
After their return from Ohio
the couple will motor 10 Oak
land, where they Will make
their home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
In Mayfair
Wfit
TIE CHAPERON

THAT Much Travelled Young
man Frank Howard DAVIS Jr.
who arrived from Holly
wood 20 spend The holidays
with his parents and his
sister Ann and VIII go on
to New York after New
Years
Cant even seem 10 stay put
IN Indian Village for
long
Hc lCif Tuesday morning for
Chicago 10 visit friends e.. and
sec some plays ,, and plans
- TCrUTU nome fhIS CNCnlnC .
Tomorrow afternoon he and
hlS mother . Ms Frank II.
Davis oi Burns avenue e.. Will
drive down 20 Toledo 10
sec Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-
tame IN "Oh Mistress
Nine" ..
And SATURDAY evening tho
family Will honor the head ~
the house Frank II Davis
ST With big birthday
dinner
All the downstairs rooms of
the house are already decked
IN carlandS holly and mis-
flcfOS and ceiling high
Christmas tree ...
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Coromo AIumnae
Honor Founders

ALUMNAE ME- NJ r r RS Of
Comoro. arts social sorority At
University Of Detroit, celebrated
their Founders Day last eve-
ming with definite Yuletlde
RIT
Cocktails were served al Miss
Marion Smiths horne before
dinner at the Chldwa. Among
the now members attending the
festivities were Mrs. Joseph II.
Smith. Mrs John y Law, Mrs.
John r. Dunlop, Miss Mary
Jane Kilcoync, Miss Elaine
Doran. Mrs. Philip Myles
Rogers, Miss Barbara Carron,
Mrs. James DHtbin Kennedy
and Miss Del WrobleSki
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Dinner Party Honors
Mrs. William w. Miles

MRS. FLORENCE TOD and
Miss DaFeriS Miles were host
cSScS AZ a recent dinner party
in Miss Miles home in Whitney
drive in honor Of Mrs William
Walter Miles.
The guest list included the
Misses Alice DeChene, Gladys
Drake, Nancy Fors, Lou Lash
brook Betty Pace. r. Sth er
Woofrnden. Marge F'aclle. Eva
Rich. Martha LaCroiX and Miss
Louise Shitler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Give YuIe Bridge

MRS. EDWARD J. MONET
of the Whittier and her
daughter. Mrs. NJ Ben Heftler
of Harvard road gave
large and beautifully appointed
Christmas bridge luncheon at
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
Wednesday
Silver leaves combined with
white flowers and Christmas
greens decorated the big
lounge, where cocktails were
served and the same white,
green and silver decor was re-
peated in the dining room
where 100 guests we're seated
for luncheon
Later bridge was played in
the lounge where logs hlazed
In the great fireplace .
Mrs. Monet wore a heCom-
ing frock Of powder blue
with coral bead trim and
her tiny hat was trimmed
with coral ostrich
The sleeves Of Mrs Heftlcr'S
black gown were patterned
in gold and her black POM
padour hat was trimmed
with coque feathers &C..
Among the guests were Mrs
Alfred ! Fisher Mrs John
J German - Mrs William 6
Lerchen Mrs Henry BoCel
Mrs Stuart A. CogSdill
Mrs, Walter F. Zlmmcr {.
Mrs. jess y Chsmberlln {.
Mrs F. G Miner Mrs.
Frank y Renaud Mrs Her
bert Noble Mrs W Walter
Noble Mrs Arthur w
Winter Mrs Fred NJ Zeder
Mrs Mont Wickham .
Mrs. Glendon II. Roberts E.
Mrs Philip ( Wood Mrs.
George NJ Endicott Mrs.
Thomas Milton -. Mrs VII
liam GruSchnw and Mrs.
Don Buell Of Plymouth
Also noted were Mrs CLYDE
= Crsinc Mrs Charles
FreihurCCr Mrs Dan :
Eddins Mrs Thomas H.
Heating Mrs Ralph Hub
bert Mrs John Mack &.
Mrs Joseph A Noynihan d.
Mrs p Earle NIllicsn Mrs.
= /. McPhee Mrs William
Klare Mrs. ward "
Esishp Mrs = " Marvin
Mrs r p Weccncr e. q.
and Mrs William Rewoldt &.
Mrs Henr, pIChIcr g.
Mrs. Ford r Cato o.. Mrs.
George " Ecrcrard Mrs.
Neil McGinn -, and Mrs.
Cly6e Buck
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
William J. McKIeroys
MOVING to Mattoon

Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM T..
MCKLEROY Will move after the
holidays 10 Mattoon. III. Mr..
MCkleroN was recently dis
charged from the navy Mrs.
MCKlcroy made her home with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Hornbrook in lroquoiS avenue
while her husband was in the
service
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Women Golfers Party

ONE OF Tho iollIcSt parties
of the whole Christmas sea-
son Is ihc festive cocktail
affair women golfers AZ Oakland
Hills Country Club give
each holiday time AZ the
DAG 49,.
And this is the afternoon -.
chosen for the gala ...
The hour is 4 o'clock -.
And Santa Claus will present
favors from his pack in a pri-
Vste dining room decorated in
red taperS in silver Candelahra
white Christmas tree
decorated in blue and ever
green wresthS and CarlandS &.
Mrs. George King is chair
man Of the party e. and plan
Ming 10 attend arc Mrs. Earl
Parrish Mrs. Chester Calm
Mrs. J p. Judd Mrs.
Carl Gladfeltcr
Mrs. Jack Mayes Mrs.
William GuSe Mrs Jack
Henderson Mrs NJ A Clau-
sen g.. Mrs William Grccnwald
Mrs. John r.. Eckenrode
Mrs Leslie Hammon
Mrs. J. X. Fulks Mrs.
Harry r Reiver Mrs. CaSs
r. Russell Mrs \ II Mar
shall Mrs Robert Mcdowell
Mrs A. c. offs q. Mrs.
Joseph G. Murphy Mrs.
Walter s Cummings Mrs.
r. r Rolph Mrs, C. Hicks
Jones and Mrs. Leslie v.
Brown ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Mary O'MaNey
To Wed Airman

THE ENGACEM MEN r Of
Mary Ellen O'MallCy 10 Edward
Roy kanahy. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward + kanaby Of
CroSwcll. Mich. Is announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. OMallcY OF Manor
avenue.
The bridegroom-Clcct served
as staff sergeant with the
USAAF in the European thea
ter, and received the DiStIn-
GuIshcd Flying Cross for action
n D-DaN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Miss Mayhue Invites
% for Weekend
Dc,roit Times rhoto

MISS CONNIE MAYHUE,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Mayhuc, Will entertain 26
girl friends. who are members
Of the Swing Club at a week.
end house party. Festivities
will begin Saturday evening with
carollng and Will be followed
with a buffet supper Sunday
morning hrca ak fast will be
served and the girls will attend
Christmas VcSpcrS at church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
.EIIinotons Plan Trip

MR.. AND MRS HAROLD 6.
ELLINGTON OF Tromhly road
viii ny 10 Miami Saturday 10
board the Pan-AmCrican Clip
pcr for their seven weeks tour
Of South America
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
SeIectino Olives

CHOOSING RIPE olives ac-
Cording 10 size need never he
2 guess game Just check your
labels and there you will find 2
picture Of the actual size Of the
olive and the number Of olives
10 he found within the con-
tdlncr EaSN. isn't IT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Cndr. OImsteds Back
From West Coast

CMDR AND MRS. GEORGE
OLMSTED and son. Billy, have
returned to Detroit from the
West Coast Mrs. OlmSted made
her home in San Diego while
Cmdr. OlmSted was in the south
Pacific with the l.. s. Navy
Medical Corps They arc max
ING their home In Canton ave-
nnp
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
SaiIorette Tea Saturday

THE DETROIT YACHT
Club SaIlorcttcS VIII welcome
their new mcmbCrS.at a Christ
mas tea Saturday in the home
OF Mrs. Paul Renner in Barring
ton road
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Patricia BAXTER Home

HOME FOR TTlE UOLT-
DAYS s MISS Patricia Baxter
daughter of Nr and Nr>
POhcri Baxter ~ bud0bor road
Miss E-Nfrr arrived Yesterday
from .ToUpcr lisI. kcnoSha
Nlc
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Obituary
JAMES w. FAIRCLOTH

Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at 100 P.
NJ, for James Wesley Faircloth,
r., at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Carl Miller near Warrens-
vile. Services were conducted
by Rev. A. C.. Ashley and burial
followed in the cemetery near by.
He was born June 3, 1873, the
son of Mitchell M. and Clementine
Ashley Faircloth. In early life
he Joined the Bina Methodist
Church.
He is survived by three chill
dren, Mrs. Bessie Miller, War
rensville; Roy Faircloth, Cres-
ton, and Mrs. Chessie Patrick,
Smethport; also four sisters and
one brother: Mrs. Eli M. Miller,
Clifton; Mrs. John Vaught,
Crumpler; Mrs. w. w. Walker,
Sly; and Mrs. C. B. Biller, War
rem, Ohio, and Arthur Faircloth,
Helton.
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Crumpler News

A large crowd attended the
baptizing and preaching services
held at Healing Springs Baptist
Church last Sunday, with the
Rev. w. E. Denny filling his reg
ular appointments on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Meridith Gault-
ney visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Barton at Jefferson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Shepherd
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rogers
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Goings,
Sunday.
A. F. Rogers has returned home,
after a. brief visit with his broth
er, O. c. Rogers: of Sanford.
Mrs. A. F. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Nancy Marie, visited in West
Jefferson, Wednesday.
w. M. Sawyers, of West Vir-
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1t. Taylor Dies
In Jeep Accident

Additional news on the death
of First Lieutenant William Bry-
an Taylor was received this
week by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Glenn Taylor, of Laurel
Springs.
According to official informa-
ton, 1t. Taylor was driving a
jeep accompanied by 1t. George
P. Madsen, of the same organiza-
ton, from Hanau to Wiesbaded,
Germany at about $3.50 on the
night of August 26. When about
six miles from Frankfurt on
Highway MAO they collided with
another U. S. Army vehicle, a
2Ha ton cargo truck. An ambu-
lance came along Immediately and
both officers were taken to the
9th General hospital in Frank
furt. On the way to the hospital,
while being treated by medical
personnel, 1t. Taylor died with
out having regained conscious
ness.
Funeral service was held on
August 20 at the American Mill
tary Cemetery in St. Avoid,
France, located between Metz,
France and Saarbrucken, Ger
many, with Capt. Moore R. Mil
Ter, a Presbyterian chaplain of
Headquarters Engineer Com
mand, officiating. A firing party
of eight soldiers fired three vol
leys over the grave and a bugler
sounded taps as 1t. Taylor was
lowered into the grave with full
military honors. The location of
the grave is Plot EE, Row 8,
Grave No. 200.
1t. Taylor was married to the
former Miss Nancy Mc1ver, OF
Gulf, who survives.
He entered the army in June,
1912, and received training at
Camp Rucker, Alabama, and Alb
erdeen Proving Ground, Mary
land, where he was commission
ed a Second Lieutenant in Ord
nance in March, 1913. He had
been overseas for two years, serV-
ing in England, France and Ger
many.
He was graduated from Glade
Valley high school, Glade Valley,
and Appalachian State Teachers
College, Boone, and did graduate
work at North Carolina State
College, Raleigh and Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg
Va.
1t. Taylor taught history and
physics at Sparta high school
from 1885 to 1910 and was en-
ployed by the American AgricuI-
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lar spent. This is based, first of
all, on Misunderstanding for
wise spending in all the depart
ments that make a home a going
concern. We can make or do
Without when it comes to house
hold equipment and clothing, but
man must eat-and women, too
and meals of the right kind are
the basis of health.