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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23


Notice Il hereby RigeH u v lsam e
may concern that On Ttltasia "a tke
3rd day of JuiY, A. a.. la&& Is tN@
Monroe County tsurt taase. FAs
lsoard OF county comm isetnnnfs e
Monroe County. FLORIDA. ufit aaeM
sealed bids for all or aay part - shs
fosowtng raad fepassA tnM -.r4ss
to consist 81 roekiaE 81 4 stenfh -
six tsl inches with Fsrk asualst ems
ployed Tor this type - NufA - ihe
Keys. gFaatnE aud rsitiinN fse
rock viii be furnishes free ~ n}sNe
In pits located couNeuieHs4S - t@@
work, but All labor and rSAssf sls
and explosives 10 cnunns faNn STA
gstting the rock omf wffs ~ fats
nished rs the contractor
The roads shall b. rspaiRn8 go q
distance 81 eight 60 feet on sssauF
shall start withia thirty taes 8at@
of the acceptance ~ the ia. AZ
bids should be accumNau - -
performance bond ~ gaahteFN
check 90 a certified cheek. iH tse
amount 81 Five PEI cent. fafsf e
the total bid. Checks viii hf Fe*
turned - the unsuccessful hifaisfs.
The roads u b. REPAIRED are -
followinE:
I. ucean View Gsrlvs. raWarataf
Heights Suhdig isiun. ssa -
approx.
> Cocenut Rove. Largo msarh
Suhd islun. ibG9 tees. aHnEs&
J. FIRST street. Marsfhnm D. aFa
SuhdiN isiun. aUa ff an1seak
The bids shali he ssssWt itfaa - fna
CouRty Clerk. a. the NanFea Tuants
Court House. krN West Ftaflfs -
or befgIe s,aa =. "a am Wurs8af.
July asa
Additional lnfprmafian On tha
work can be obtained frain w. A
Parrish, Marathon, FluFiria. * kass
limo Valdez kvA West FtafttA
The Beard reserves fhe FlNHf e
accept - Reject aus er al $50 - =
pursuant o. thts Adt = ~ tas safstt
kcN Wsst fftorfaa. 1ane $50. 4
n. tssS. .s.s
tSEALl Rsss@ q Naw fsf
tIEFk - - fE.sNt q
Canntg 'sssessit $500 esN a
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Florida sand in the shoes of
service men and women prom
ises to bring thousands of them
back to this state as permanent
residents after the war. While no
one knows just how many serv-
ice folks have been stationed here
since Pearl Harbor, the number
must surely run into the millions
and among them are a large per-
centage who want to return.
Many of these folks were Sc
verely critical of the state when
they first came. They didn't like
any part of it and they were
frank to say so. This was the re-
action among service men locat-
ed in all parts of the state. Most
of them were away from their
homes for. the first time. They
missed their friends and loved
ones. They were homesiek and
blue. They didn't like Florida
because their minds were not in a
receptive mood to like any place
butt HOME. /
Then they were transferred to
LouisiaHS, TEXAS, , Georgia, Cali
fornia, Colorado, Illinois, and a
dozen other places. The sand in
their shoes was beginning to work.
On the Texas plains they cursed
the heat and the sand storms and
longed to be back in Florida
where they could enjoy Natures
air conditioning, a cooling dip in
the surf and clean fresh air. Bat
ting the bitter winds of the North
during winter months, they re-
membered Florida, envied the
folks who were there and were
comforted as they told their bud
dies about the wonderful climate
| Then they went overseas, they
visited foreign lands, compared
them first with their own country
and then with Florida. They be-
gan to realize that they never
had hated Florida, they loved il
and they longed to return.
| l know this is true, for dur.
ing the past few months l have
| received numerous letters from
service people who at one time
or another were stationed in thi:
state. Some of them met anc
married Florida girls. They made
| friends and acquaintance here
They expect to be- out of the serv'
| ice soon and are thinking seri
ously of the future.
They ask about conditions anc
what l think their chances woulc
be of finding employment. Mos
of them could go back to then
old homes and find their old jol
waiting for them, but they prefe.
to live in Florida if possible
When they left this state many O.
them were sure they would neve
want to see it again. They climb
ed aboard troop trains gleefully
thumbed their noses at the sant
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xortcr OF CALLING ron BIDS


A = Notice, Is hereby given TO whom u
may concern that on Tuesday. the
3rd day of July, \. II. 1875, In the
Monroe, Comfy Court House. the
board Of County commissioners OF
Monroe County, Florida. VIII open
sealed bids for replacing the wood
en- bridge on Perky Road. connect
ing L. $. Route ! and Florida IA.
at it's juncture with u. ;. Route I.
with fill and culvert or culyerts
of an appropriate size properly TO
take care of the flow of water and
to fill the holes with rock on the
entire length of the road joining the
present road IA and Road 4-A. a
distance of approximately two (2l
miles, for a distance Of eight (SD
feet on either side Of the center Of
the road and to clear the brush and
rocks by bulldozer or otherwise for
a distance of eighteen IS) feet from
the center line OF this road through
out it's entire length. Work IL Ia
commence thirty (30) days after the
bid is accepted. All bids should be
accompanied by performance bond
or Cashiers check or a certified
check for Five per cent. (5C,l of
the amount of the bid. Checks viii
he returned To the unsuccessful bid
ders.
The bids shall be submitted L. the
County Clerk, at the Monroe County
Court House, Key West, Florida. san
or before $50 u. NJ. on Tuesday.
July ;, l945.
Additional Information on h a
work can be obtained from W. A.
Parrish, Marathon. Florida. or Man
imo Valdez, KEY West. Florida.
The, Bohrd reserves the right tn
accept or reject amy or all bids made
pursuant To this advertisement.
Key West Florida, June 18th. 4
~. l9tS.
(SEALl Ross 4 Sawyer
Clerk Of the Board ~
County Commissioner ~
Monroe County, Florida.
junl6-sS,I9t5
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Chapter 10

~A0Ett~A -
@T'M afraid Joan couldn't accept
Tor wouldn't" he said. "Her
mother has a swell place at Car
mel with just about everything
the doctor ordered and she's been
begging the Brandons to use 1t
but Joan wants to be with Ray
more than she wants a private
swimming pool. She couldn't see
it any other way"
It was completely casual but
Cynthia felt on the defensive.
Ray could commute-as you
do. She hated the note in her
voice but it was there.
Ray wouldn't waste the time,
Carey answered briefly. ''This
would be out as much as Carmel
AS it is. It takes him five minutes
forget home against an hour tc
the garden house" The way he
said garden house" was snartine
or, sarcastic or something, whether
he meant it or not ~,s,.42
"Oh. Carey, you're exaggerat-
ing. 1t never takes you an hour
Sometimes more, if the traffic!
heavy" sn3
Why were they arguing ovel
footleSs things? Why was thi.
guarded GOODNESS arming boil
words that could so easily become
sharp and hurting.
Il must get UP and Dress" Gym,
thia ordered herself, afraid. &c
mustn't be coward any more
He'll find me out. He'll know tina
I'm afraid of what people say
their secret smiles and criticism
Because I'm older. Because hav,
children-one married! Becausa
he's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
She was having it out with her
self now. and the ruth rushet
out and brought her to her feet.
"I1l dress tonight and conn
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PROPHECIES COMPOUNDED

The self-execution praeticed by some
of thea All leaders, notably Gestapo Chief
sHeinfj6h Himmler indicates that these men
Had z4I& confidence whatever in prolonged
subterranean resistance by Germany.
For months before the end of the war,
there was considerable speculation about
the Nazi Werewolves' organization, which,
it was presumed, would conduct gangster
type of resistance throughout Germany. AS
rapidly as Allied armies occupied German
areas, it was discovered that the threat did
not materialize.
Everybody remembers reading about
the elmer redoubt" where die-hard Nazis
were to congregate in the mountainous
areas of Austria for bitter resistance unto
death. Famous military. experts advised
us that it might take many years to clear
up the nest'bdt,, once again, the events that
occurred disproved pessimistic prophecies.
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YESTERDAY:Ned tells Cynthia
that Chester Arnes is about to be
drafted and that is trhy he isn't
too anxious to get a Job. Carey
passes the matter of and tells
Cynthia she's behdvif,g ike an
idiot. Edris meanwhile has been
,puiting hand and foot on Cynthtas
happy that she has-her mother at
TO herself once again. But Gym
thia to haze Carey all to herself
plans TO hare the Brdndo1ss tGfce
the garden house and thus get
Careu to stay home more often.
When she tells Carey of her plan.
he laughs.
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TODAY'S HOR0 Sc COPE

Today's disposition is somewhat
selfish, perhaps little jealous,
and possibly a little INDECENT.
There is a measure of success in
the life, depending largely on the
other aspects, such success as the
native seems to desire, but IL viii
probably be won by suavity and
subtle planning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

The War Production Board has an
nouDced that 100000 synthetic rubber
passenger-car tires had been made avail
able for replacement use during the first
half of 1915, including an additional $780,
600 recently released to OPA for June dis
tEihntion. That's lot of tires in anybody S
figures!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Key West Golfers, headed by
Bob Spottswood, Joe Lopez and
Sam Goldsmith, returned to town
this morning and declared they
had wonderful time, even
though they lost to the Miami
Biltmore players. i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

DeGaulle should not forget that
America came twice over the ocean within
a quarter of century to save France. The
first time we immortalized the fact by pro-
claiming: Lafayette, we are here" The
second time we came on never-to-be-for-
gotten D-Day.
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KEY WEST \ !: !: :.
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF TIE CITIZEN
OF JUNE 23. 1885

Anchor Lodge 1873, F. and A. NJ,
will confer the Master Mason's
degree tonight on j. W.RLudiam
at meeting in Scottish Rite hall,
Simonton and Eaton streets. 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Drought in Key West was part
ly broken this morning by rain
fall of AS inches. Hundreds of
residents had been without water
in their cisterns for two months
or longer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Funeral services for George
Rell, 68, are to be held this after
noon in Lopez chapel, with the
Rev. c. A. Cox, of the First Bap-
fist Church, officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
THE climate of the Sahara Des-
ert is said to be healthy, and, it
may be added, somewhat desert
ed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23
SUNDAY, JUNE %

Today's mind will be given over
to affairs that seem mysterious,
and careful plans will be made 10
accomplish the aims of life. The
aspects of the planets win have
much, to with the trend of the
daily avocations. II is needful 10
exercise caution in dealing with
the opposite sex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

MRS. Ernest Hemingway and
children left yesterday for Miami
and there will board a plane for
Bimini to join Mr.. Hemingway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Americans are advised to plant gar
dens in order to ease the food shortage
which will become worse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Laurie Y. Erskine of New Hope,
Pa, educator and boys story
writer, born in Scotland, 81 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Mrs. Urban Bethel left Satur-
day for Arcadia to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Bethel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

It takes more than medicine, some
times, to cure the patient. This is not a
plug for chirepractors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Organized minorities exert great pres
suresupen'politicians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

aAmericanism More attention paid tc
an actress leg than to a Gold Star mother
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

Eighty per cent of Jews in Ger
many exterminated by the Nasis,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23

s&aSsReEss So. -!.i!aE II tr}saI1e sla.Af
1t is asgood thing to be. a crook: you
have to have courage and aTstout heart;
,atherwise there would be so many more
0ftheih. q
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Defenuaut.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: CLARA l.. NESBIT,
1910 Rozzell Ferry Road,
Charlotte, North Carolina
1t is hereby ordered that you are
required TO appear on the 18TH day
of July, 1916. before the above en-
titled court to the Bill Of Complaint
filed against you i'm the above en-
titled cause, and The Key West Citi-
zen is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this Order shall
be published once n week for four
witness tho HJRsrSbIe I Aquilino
LopeT, JnI as ona q the Judges 81
I'M the cry OF Key West, Monroe
County. EI9rida.C this 18th day Of
tSEAR, Ross C Sawyer
~ 81 Clerk Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida
BY: (sd) Florence r.. sawyer.
.k4 =, ,.. Deputy Clerk.
jun16 90 3o:jly7.1945
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such information in a friendly,
helpful manner viii reap a rich
reward.
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WILL always seek the truth md print
w.shous fear and without favor; never =
ssrssa % attack wrong or to applaud rishE
always fight fOr progress: never b ne - b
gan or the moushpiecs Of any perscn. ciiaus
faction or class; always do tn utmost Tor TIE |
public welfare; never tolerate eorruptw OF
Injusslee; denoszhrsly,ss and praise viFtue's
samrnead good done By individuall or ,oIsan
luasion; tolerant, nf osAers' ,rishts viswsl and
spinlons; print only news that WIN elevate :
and not contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle.
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Daf0mdmnG
ORDER OF 90 sffaf areas
To: MARIO TORRES.
303 East G6fh street.
New YORK, NsN NuFk.
You are heressS Required % aNE&Nt
TO the bili for Ilixofce filed AaatNSt
you IN the above a. ied caaef 81 -
before the 8fh day 20 4afV A ~
1915. otherwise ths aifesatiens fsNe
tained thereia vii b. faken - ea4s
feased.
Done and Ordered this $40 aaF =
June, a. -. 1855. as Ny We*K
Florida.
(Circuit Court
Seall Ross e sasveF
CLERK "a s-tTsalf stssafE
BY: (sd1 Kathleen ~affase.
bepnty s'imfR.
ENRIQUE EsQttNAt.fso. an.
Plaintiffs solicitor.
inns.ie.aF. 81 fsga
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Pleasing everybody is nobody's job.
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LECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERN.
Case No. 10000
KENNETH T. NE:SBIT.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DEtomtEs
CLARA L. NESBIT.
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ssTHE cTacarHw ceEmx 81 F1N
ELEVENTH SEDEGsAk &z<Ex ~
OF TuE STATE UF Ns'HHkH&
N AND ron MONROE C8x&ff
~ CMANGsnx.
ease 80. aas2H4
ALICE JANE KEMP Tfliki8EM
PiatntiFk
We n1tosHa
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m THE CgugExT g8NMr "a F#N
EfExENTH SIDfstss fsHEz<F
az THE STATE WN NfM#RSs&. ~
AND r0f& MONROE gUt ~. ~
CMASCEmt.
NJ. f@-za1
ROBERT W. uAtt4,
vs. basmM&&
MARGARET d. RArcIL
uefeaa4Wh
NOTICE 40 ApPNAN
TO: Mrs. Margaret o. Haath.
Arnoldfs Lane.
of Hast Mafn Sc.
Stafford SpFinRs. conn.
You are hereby Required ~ @NM@H
20 the sw0rn Hili 81 complais8 fHt4
against you IN the ahate EtAtF#
cause, on or before fhe iTfh H8Y -
July. A. -. 1875. others iss the Ass
cations OF said bill VITA ~ taaea -
confessed BY yeuL
Done and ordsrsd a. keF WEfA
Florida. THIS issh Dag - 1uns. a s
1916.
(sEALl Rsss = sawgsf
CLERK ok tbs efreaii E~Mf8
Of Monrue teuntt, fiast&&
RAYMOND a. I3Hf4.
Attorney for the ssimsnafffA
gunie- az e ~ stft4
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Canntg 'sslassa.as 80 49, = 4
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-18

COMMITTEE OF LAYMEN
Washington County and
Hagerstown Councils of Churches
SCHTNDEL-ROHRER CO., Inc.
Pioneer Hardware Merchants
1880 SOUTH POTOMAC ST.
BIKLE'S SHOE SHOP
IL North Potomac Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
o. P. BOHMAN, Inc.
Tires
80 WEST FRANKLIN ST.
BOHMAN-WARNE., Inc.
IS West Franklin Street
HAGERSIOWN, MD.
WEI
1910 On Your Dial
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
teaches Navigation

Then there are 1t, and Mrs.
Walter f. Auch Cynthia Muir
phy), also making their tenn
porary home In Houston, Tex
1t. Auch is instructing in navi-
cation At Ellington Field. Gym
thla is continuing with her Red
Cross work down there, she
writes. putting in two days a
week at the local chapter house
We knew that 1t. (j.gO Jane
McDougall arrived home for a
few days last week but hadn I
heard that she was doing secret
work for the navy in Washing
ton Her husband, 1t. Hugh
McDougall, is in engineer camou'
flage work in the Philippines.
Before Jane left, she told US
about the water colors Hugh
had completed in New Guinea
and sent her for Christmas. One
of them is currently being eX-
hlbited in the Washington Water
Color Society's show at the Cor
coran Gallery in Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Treks Up North

Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Cooper are settled in Fort
Worth. She is the former Betty
Rinehart, whose marriage was
an event of last May Other
than one or two tricks up north
each year. the couple plans 10
live permanently IN Texas,
It was good 10 see the attrac-
tive Mrs Marvin Bodeen, who
arrived last Saturday from New
hurgh, y. Y. The former Estelle
AlacauleX has been dividing her
time between the home of her
mother. Mrs. Howard Farrell Of
Birmingham and her grand
mother Mrs. Alvan Nacauley.
1t Bodeen arrived Saturday
and will remain for three DAYS.
Both were In the Pierce Forsyth
wedding party Saturday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Sister Assists

Mrs. Melsh A Thompson VIII
be her sisters matron Of honor.
wearing a gown Of -hols de rose
faille made with shlrred bodice
bouffant skirt. and a square
neckline outlined with ruchlns
Of the material bound IN match
ine velvet. Her headdreSS g
fashioned Of velvet bows N 4
cap arrangement and she Will
carry a loose sheat Of white
irlses
Julia Arm Thompson niece O:
the BRIDE, will be flower girl
wearing Kate Greenaway
model with a blue Jaffets bodice
embroidered III tiny pink flow
ers, short puffed sleeves, and a
long. full, blue tulle skirt In
her hair she will wear a band
OF blue ribbon with small
cluster Of flowers 70 match the
nosegay OF forget-me-nots and
rosebuds which she will carry
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

To Doctor
MIS- MARIE ELIZABETH

MISS MARIE ELIZABETH
4'A SLEV1N. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Slevin of Ok
ford Blvd. Saturday morning
was married 10 DR.. Leo Wiekert
Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Wickert of Burns avenue, in ST.
ThereSa's Church.
The Rev Fr. Eugene F.
Fedewa officiated.
The bride wore white satin
gown and a Juliet cap OF
matching material from which
fell a fingertip veil. She car
ried prayer book and white
orchids.
Miss Katherine Slevin. sister
OF the bride. was maid Of honor
Miss Margaret Ann Slevin, also
sister, and Miss Dorothy
Wickert, sister of the bride
groom, we're bridesmaids.
The attendants were gowned
in pale blue silk, wore wreaths
OF tiny spring blooms in their
hair-dos and carried colonial
bouquets of yellow roses edged
in lace
DR.. Howard Klein was best
man. The ushers were DR..
Warren O. Nickel, Or. Leroy
Juhnke, Or. Arthur z. Schultz
and DR.. Douglas Youngman.
Mrs. SleVin wore a navy blue
print afternoon dress, blue
straw chapeau and a gardenla
corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Wickert chose a soft
gray crepe street-length dress,
a fuchsia straw hat and a cor
sage bouquet Of fuchsia car
nations.
A reception was held az the
Detroit Golf Club.
Or. and Mrs. Wickert left on
a wedding trip 10 New YORK
City.
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Last Years S Bird les
by Cha peron

THE news that both Mrs.
l Hugh Martin Nancy Ford
and Mrs. James Pierce Cham
bers Betty Hunter were
home and would be for the
duration-thelr husbands being
overseas-sent US scurrying 10
check up on other Detroit
brides Of last year.
Chambers and Ensign
Martin, you know are both
serving IN the Pacific, the for
mer with the marines and The
latter with the navy. Mean
while, Mrs. Chambers is at
home with her mother Mrs.
Andrew D. Hotchkiss. and Mr..
Hotchkiss and Nancy is with
her parents, the E. Kay Fords
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Theodore Anderson q. VINO
Sor, Conn.
TIE cru-rH vtsi te aehr@1 rF
candles ana ~ each r-ee-sea
window Will be white boxes oou-
tanning lighted candles and s.-
rangemertS Of iy and white
SnapdragouS The light '1 The
Chancel Will be furnished 6y
four tail caadelahEa 20 winch
are 20 be tied large white t..le
bows and the altar vases VIII he
filed with white stock snsp-
dragons and acacia
The bride VIII wear q gown ci
heavy ivory satin with pointed
tight fitting basque sweetheart
neckline with insetS of heirloom
lace a full skirt and long court
train Or her blonde halr she
will wear cap W3th petals o'
the lace folding back from hex
face and her long bridal illusion
veil vii be held IN place across
the back hy a hand ~ 'H\
orange blossoms She "lll carry
a shower bouquet Of white ca
mellas and stepnaTOuS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Visits Cousin

Then we discovered that the
Kneeland Matthewses MARY
Leigh Hughes have taken
studio apartment in Ann Arbor.
Kneeland. having been honor
ably discharged from the navy
Is continuing his courses in en-
gineerine law al the university
and Mary Leigh IS The secretary
for the Michigan Historical Col
lection al the Rackham Build
ing
Mary Leigh says that the coll
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lection is similar 20 the Burton
collection here in Detroit She
also tells about the bicycle rides
she and her husband take 10 and
from the apartment and of the
reunions with her cousin, Carol
McFadden, who is matriculating
there, too.
1t. and Mrs Richard Hayes
Mcmahon Pat Happerl are
making their home IN Dallas,
Tex, close 70 Ii. Mcmahon S
station, and are hoping 10 be
able 70 pay Detroit a visit the
last part of the month, Depends
on a leave coming through Of
course.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Gown Described

DR. r. Aiexauder 6ster witt
be best man. The ushers viii
be Ii. John D Rogers Of New
Rochelle, n Y Mehsh A..
Thompson, Rice G. Fitzpatrick
and Stephen O. Johnson Of De-
troit.
Mrs. Alexander will wear a
gown of grape panne velvet
with a square neck line out
lined in pale pink lace and a
tiny flower hat and pink camel
las
Mrs Anderson has chosen a
gray green crepe gown trimmed
with gold scquins and a corsage
bouquet of green orchids
A reception will be held az
the Alexander residence
For going away the bride VIII
wear a thrce-piece beige and
blue check tweed suit and a
matching hat, with brown &C
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has been turned over 10 the
Foreign Inquiry Service 10 pur-
chase Red Cross food parcels
for unidentified Polish prisoners
Of war IN Germany.
Donations for medical sup
piies also are accepted.
Assisting Mrs Boyer in this
work are tfve-vtce presidents :
Mrs. Kenneth Gackel Virginia
LoWrie, Aildeen Davidson,
Stella Dobowsks and Mary
Bulkley.