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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
REpAJRs and seRy,cEs tco,,.1

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
Estinstes free. ' cali Mr. sEck Ri Wf 81
I rhsRERI NC, painting plastsring, floor m
ay xNb faN H9 sas saa floor
anlshins; reasonable. FRANK SA 4. n Dow n
;sf sIs sss;.'s PAINTING, rLAsrEslNe
"a saRi painting, plast aGi
brick work sementns
roof: no Job too large: reliable; Ist-class
solored mechanics estimates given. GO.
PAPERING. painting, frst-class workman
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
up per room: I945 washable. sunfast
PipNo THSf aE saSl
workdas after Pm Sunday any tin time
| clustering DONE by white mechanics
No No job too small, Call any time, NO
| PLASTERTNG. ceilings patched or renewed
walls and partitions moved or remodeled
FL sllEEnlGSG 34SS after
plaster by experienced mechanics, Hobart
PLUMBING and heating. repairs and re.
o,CoNNoR CO. Phone oE, o659 and GE
PLuMBING. Special Prices" On health
d Sink, NOTICE Replace R posfs
.fssS ,ns s,f ~, " @ehhhS & DRosY' Reg
RADIO REPAIRS, Al work done in your
%d R Ramf rs Py 81 Suahsa sndss TOO o.
RADIO REPAiRs, veteran. ara" reasona be
day or night calls, also Sundays. GE
RADIO SERyI2E9pickun and delivery,
record changers repaired and adjusted, "a
eSd Rb Sck zHi5rhssSs '' CO. 80 asS
R Rapfos aye aNn NV GE tSs CLEANERS
experts. csll Mr.. White. at ME. 1900
for bonded representative for free pickup Sl1Ip2
"a s;!'sess ohs inc W"
3 mos Honest prices MID-crTy RADIO
SHOP sn "a o7I Pm; Friday and Saturday
REFRiGEEAToR SERVICE. speclalizin.
aais * s mafss fx s4 sefyee expert
makes, parts in stock: also washing ma.
f sfFsid 5sRRa1ss oil sEk3 tts
ARD scHURR Phone RE. 1881. nv"
ROOFING, all types, heating, gutterins
s 'fT oof Da MT az
RI sHrp Snsssrng F snd spoutins Cal
C OF ALL KINDS slag spseaty
RoogiN ea co 9oT RA s4ss CONSOLIDATE ~
ROOFS Inspected free. honest advice
quick service; repairs. new roofs, insula
ton, suffering. OK. 1912. MR.. SHEP
ROOFING REPAIRs; quick service; remod
cling from basement to roof PAUL
kLAAssEN. 7as 5th st. NV. District OF %
SEWING Northumberland repair
on any make Adjusting and oiling. 81
Parts and Supplies for all machines. Sew
ing mashins dept. 35d floor. S. kANt
SEWING MACHINE REPAlRs-We inspect
Repiacement parts for all make machines
ThE PALHis RoYAL sew seWina snG Machines SsaHaes
T m 9 sNp 4 N tie REPAIRS nv .x,.rt.
S R;sE 8. ME-, N. so5s. ho 5ysl . Ewes os.
U Hs1sa ~ 4p Tsyf Saasa co s1a e stn nv
fYPEWRiTERsNA Complete, . eeo no Il "a
service, from minor repairs TO rebuilding
all makes: free delivery anywhere; ou
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
VENETIAN BLINDS Ss'e Cleaned, L. a se' Up t,
3 IT. wide and #. long Have your blind
shlns msthed. @AsH1NaToR 8o 'sHApE s
1ss sHfS cS RRFaTKE b. seGG
s sfSe t cc e Du s s55 guar GARY AppIi
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLEF
a d'ALBERT; INC. SIS 10th st NV
VETERANS Venetian blind and shade serv
painting Phone Adams 233e l0'
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REPAIRS end SERVICES.

huDAN0 "MACHlNkS ana typewriters re-
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics
Corr Bono Bids
ADJ ADDING &c MACHINES a;;a saieulators cleaned
RE, ~ UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
APPLIAScE REPAIRING. washing ma
x ,sG1ios uf ii f$Hs oneida, service 1
special LA attention to tsxicab leatherizins
c eiS shd cali FULLER
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. S15 10th
CARPENTRY = Repairs and remodelinr
storm doors sna Tsp P9Tfhf
CARPENTRY, remodeling and repairing,
shelving. BOOKER & AiNswoRTH. Df
CEMENT AND TILE Leaky basement
leaky bathroom. falling tile replaced: other
cement work. T. ALLEN. MA. 9114. : to
CHiMNEYs FIREPLAcEs. furnaces
cleaned, repaired; fireplaces rebuilt to
results Dampers Installed. NY. 0oi3. s.
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary, process.
w SkyIE ~ NJ Sosi; any simet ., sa,
work sSsr 9f ch poep
f fiIs x a Gossa4RAcroRs rsmode,,ns.
aTLAs nc cd penn seassa
Sc P ds., TR, 1898. Res WA. 1881,
EfEcTR. CONTRACTING, house wiring,
repairs outlets installed; estimates free
ELECTRiCAL TROUBLE a4-hour service;
repairs and new installations. wiring. wash
mase sfeaFs 6 BE 9 nS
pair service: reasonable. any time; any,
fEC snJue wl hSsS nxtures extra out,
ETGs so ssSa n ga ave. ''f RH ss5 HAl
ve 1gd eTs
fHSSkE sASp GSyE and D 1s6 ssfs
oSss2 szsb Sa a nAFE se AT ssS
1 1n5 waved Sas LONG 1 STONE FLOOR sERy:
E Eve 7 c,, R Rsnn ssi4 st. NV RA' S717
FEoo;R ' sA Nd and rennishins; soot
FURNACE GIEAN1NGM s-fs tl IRE doors
i isssI'sd Cleaned; Brick fs%edelins
GENERAL BRIcKwoRK-stores. steps
nrepnlace s. e sss5 work. etc. R1NALDl
HA6IiNG-Movers of bulk materials OF
what . have have you' anywhere, snytims; heavy
prompt; efacient service. DI. 0l22. To-
KEM.TONiNG and painting. reliable. nea1
sfs s ssfys interior Ill panns nice
KrS d11s snd very sGo reasonable. Cali W
PAiNTfNG, PAfER HANGiNG. '' Va. Nd.
ssrk soYsT PrGmpt Ssry assa whit
FAINT. interior walls and woodwork: fn'
kem- Ion,ng; neat and efficient service
PAINTiNG-Brighten up. Rooms KEN
RA aaas f feT rss
Ca. i9 On ss sad af sst p%
PAINTING. interior, exterior. roof coating
f foRRi t. and ssfs MENTIONING. pain 81
nk Hb ds sut HoSart sss free Cal
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGNG-We 90
anteed. estimates free. prompt service
SS.k !sf rs ?s Tsab
lays: Guaranteed. MR.. RIDENOuR, no
PAINTING, rAPERING. KEN onlns-Rea.
ssfS!II sRd szsiHsS5 ~ LSos sANbso
plsstsrins and wall scrsping, 20 years
/ ef1cient. courteous service call MR.. NAL
HQYT CO. 1882 after s pm. IL
r a.ns,I q. RA sH 4Ssi commercial
PAiNTiNG-Inside painting done. Cal
d. 1896 a.
/ PAINTING, papering plastering; hay,
4 your home decorated at the seasons low,
est prices; unexcelled workmanship. Ia
/ 1857 13s
/ PAINTING and remodeling done on your
home; good workmanship. Call Mr.. COOK
| WI 09f8 a.
PAiNTING AND PAPER HANGING, ais.
small plaster JOB; for good work call RIA
0722 or TR. 8212. IL
PAINTING, paperine. plastering; loves
prices for quality work; terms or cash
| 18th st: NV. MI. 1918.
PAINTING. patching AND repairs; rea.
1 roneSls nrices: work done At oncH guaran.
teeo: white mechanics; free estimates
Wash Va. and Nd. Call CHI. &466. IL
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE the right way Better
be safe than sorry. Dual-control cars: ex-
pert instructors: permits secured: parking
Z So sIPsc is u @5Gl 4th st. North 1924.
future-enroll In day or night classes now
forming for special courses In Shorthand
Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Dictation anc
ness Arithmetic, Comptometer bushes,
Machines. DISTRICT COMMERCIAL COL.
LEGE, 402 9th st. NV, Metropolitan O998
training in all subjects: day. night and
part.time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
Me. 17fs. Est. 1919
BEAUTY CULTURE, hair styling. complet,
course with license in months. Place.
ment guaranteed. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1901 30th ST. ne, WA. 1929.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

G.H w. COOK. good. settled colored. re-
ilsble, honest: sleep in. s43a Eye st. NV.
c,asa;r coiored. wishes days work. OF
9149. w
GIRL, colored, wants part-tim-- work in
S Yov e family ANN .t after PM ply 1880
GIL q h,, coiorsd. vents days work; 65 cents
S22.b0 week, In city, NV. preferred Box
1867. Star.
NURSE. practical, colored. wants case.
sonour DAY, six days = week. no.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. avail. s
hrs. daily during school hours; pref. SIC.
or ne. P. o. Cox Na 1873 a.
WOMAN. colored. Or. indy ., -,.sei
Call AID. 646s. MRS SwsI WIZ MS.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcontJ
WOMAN, colored, with son, mos, want,
Job IN sub home with older family; plain
cooking. 1903 Sumner I'd. sc. ~
WOMAN, colored, wants job evenings nj
kitchen helper. 1881 18th st. NV. Apart
ment II.
CARE FOR CHILD aud home In exchange
for home for husband. wife and chill.
dren, white; cow. to downtown. Phone
SH. 133A, O.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has high
school, elementary and primary vacancies:
permanent positions; salaries to $500 mo
2Q4 Colorado Blde.. 4th and G. RE. 1898.
sands of positions available. professional
technical. sales, Office personnel. mechani-
cal. domestic. etc; highest salariess indi-
vidual service to applicants and employers
We can help you to help yourself CAPT.
Toll EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 403 18th
st. NV. MA 1859
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DOMESTIC

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT SERVICE has
plenty OF frst-class day workers on hand
with refs; S. and carfare. HO. 1927
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ceIient constio o e S9nn sRar daS1 AZ,
S 9skNiTbkH'' I'm good %, QUALITY. hf matched moo
ens sa asp af re- isr 400 Ext s'!
lns 1scn incl 1as; end saSs, amps n,s. &c s
FuRNfTTRED. maple. ssf Tor ABB f.bedroom apt
FIR. 5000 EXT. ALI. after s pm. -
pss. tal nSss sen asn
custom made dseorators draperies. Iavsei
sGe 'hy sss0n farnP sss.
GLIDING desk and buffet; lined OAK m aSs1,
SlessIs sssviese1s, Whisnss baby By eaqrisss
Tits: sen : to u Of cost; record changer
fF fa of Groom apt. excel. condi
ton. $3.50: one II tube radio oheno
supsrhe aT 6gsa bands wired Tor ts1sv
FURNITURE for sale, may be seen Sat
q Sun; before pm q, .oJ 5nauirs No Il
9sssStfS 4 .s APT ivin nos room set
sac rif 5000 Tor immsdiste cash sale
s IS s s'S ave- s Sc, ssssesa ! 81
! mi Ghax for on..sedr &c
s aof "a. Alexsndri R va y. r''' 81 =
FURNITURE-Living room SET bedroom
sets. dinette set: all beautiful; to be solt
% se. D ss e. g. que 20
only, no dealers please. 81
FURNITURE, studio couch, record cabinet
rugs, dining room table and 4 chairs
mahogany 4-poster bed, lamps, misc
household Goods. EN-. 7773.
GAS RANGES, new. used: large variet,
stocked Replacement parts ACME FUR
NITURE Co. 101 6k 9TH st. NV. MA. 1867
GAS RANGES-No priority: new and re
built. ~ sizes: terms. LEFEyRE STOW
CO.. 926 N. q ave. NV.
burner. oven control. fully insula ted
18th st. NV. MA. 3720.~
GAS RANGEs-Immediate delivery selec
. gas range from Washington's largest as
sortment Of ranges. Tappan. Roper, Magi
Chef, Norge, Grand, Quality, Weilbuilt
Oriole; all OPA ceiling prices. Easy terms
STANDARD TIRE d BATTERY CO.. 1Otl
and II SITS. ne. Open Friday and Satur
day to pm. Ii. 1888. Ii 8741
GIFT ITEMS, reconverting to appliance
store; entire stock, nsurines, mat sets, tiles
coaster sets, etc. IS unit NATIONAL
GUITARS-Fiat-top Martin. excellent,
toned, sSs: orchsstr. model Gibson
Epinhone,. $3.50. Call ARepublic 1912
KITS. 1880 g st. NV tmiddle Of tn
block.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28
auxiliary


The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. F. VI.
Braswell. Cohostesses were Mrs.
w. E. Chamberlain and Mrs. w. C.
Phillips.
Mrs. R. O.. Steele gave an inter
esting report on the district meet
ing held in Billings, Nov. A.
1t was stated the rehabilitation
chairman, Mrs. G. w. Fenton had
sent a pillow and three pillowslips
to the veterans of Fort Harrison in
Helena.
Jimmy Wilcox played three piano
selections: "The Lost Chord" "Poli-
n~aise," and "The Deep Purple"
The public is again reminded 70
give a gift to the "Yanks Who
Gave" Boxes have now been placed
in Wold's, Penneys and the Ben
Franklin stores. Please note on a
separate slip of paper what each
package contains and cost and for a
G. l Joe or Jane. The deadline is
Dec. 10.
The past presidents would like
the members to have their gifts in
by Nov. 81 so they "a wrap them
for mailing at their regular meet
ing.
The next meeting of the Auxil-
iarv will be at the home of Mrs.
S.. S. Bliss, Dec. a, at 8 p. m.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28
Miss Baird, J. G. Kukes
Are Married Sunday
AT Church Ceremony

Miss Mary Lois Baird, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baird OF
Laurel, became the bride of Johann
George Kukes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Kukes Of Laurel, Sunday at
II noon in the German Congrega-
tional church. Rev. Theodore C.
Strobel officiated at the ceremony.
A prelude of piano and violin
music was presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Martin of Billings.
The bride was attired in a white
floor-length gown of eyelet en-
broidered organdy, with the high
neckline softened by a strand of
pearls. Her cap-effect fingertip-
length veil of white net was trim
med with a crown strung with seed
pearls. The bridal bouquet was Of
red roses with long white stream
ers.
The brides attendants were her
sister, Jean Baird, who chose a
formal of pink satin and net, and
Anna Kukes, sister of the groom,
who chose a formal of powder blue
taffeta and net. Their corsages
were pink and white rosebuds. The
brides mother wore a dress of
mint green with nail-head trim,
while the groom's mother chose a
dress of black crepe. Their cor
sages were pink and yellow NUNS
with white carnations.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Herman Kukes, and Ruben
Besel of Laurel.
A wedding dinner for 275 guests
was served in the L. L. club at
1:30. Later in the afternoon the
gifts were opened and lunch was
served at 6. During the afternoon
and evening 500 guests were pres
emit. There was a dance in the
with music furnished by
Wagner of Columbus and Kober of
Park City.
The bride graduated from the
Laurel high school in '39, and at
ended the Billings Polytechnic. The
groom attended local schools.
The couple will reside at the
kukes farm west of Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28
The Outlook Says:

MI. and Mrs. H. l.. Moon and
daughters, Darlene and Audrey
Ann. returned Friday from a
Thanksgiving visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Paumer of Mander-
son, Wyo. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. l.. Starbard and
son. Fred Starbard, made a bust
ness trip to Butte during the week.
Verne Brickman has returned
from a visit of three weeks with
his sister, Mrs. John Quint and
family of Sundance, Wyo.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28

night five miles west of Big Timber.
Involved in the accident was a
truck which is being held by author
tiles while an investigation is con-
Quoted.
Injured survivors of the collision
are Mrs. Stoddard, 40, Gloria Stod-
dard, 10; Everett Stoddard, 8; Phil
ip Grosjean, %, and Bernice Bran
non, 10.
Stoddard was born Nov. IS, 1904,
at Grange, Ida, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Stoddard.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-28
Former EmplOye Here
OF Phone Company Is
Killed In Accident

Melvin L. Stoddard, al, a resi-
dent of Billings at the time of his
death and formerly with the Laurel
plant of the Mountain States Tele-
phone G. Telegraph Co., was killed
and several others were injured IN
a highway collision late Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
MdckinaC
Season On

NACKTNAC ISLAND July 7.
THE Armin RIckcls and their
i daughters, Lorone and
Gloria have arrived and have
opened their attractive house,
Pine Bough, for the season.
Mrs, Donald r. Mackinnon is
opening her house this week
end for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Peters are
spending a fortnight at Bennett
Hall at Lakeview Inn
The F. B. Youngbloods are eX-
pectcd TO arrive in time for the
races and will remain for a
week Already all available
hotcI space has been booked for
the weekend of the races.
Reservations at Lakcview in
clude; Th omas w. Clark
Charles +. MacGrcgor. chair
man of the race committee of
the Bayview Yacht club; Miss
Virginia Reyst Miss Ann
Boehnke. Capt Laurence c.
Hecht and Miss Jean Nicholson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
At Isle Royele

Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Ellis and
daughter, Mary 10. are on Va
cation this week at Duluth and
Isle Royale.
Pvt. Gail Forsyth, member Of
the famous Black Hawk Divi-
sion. is spending a 30-day fur
Tough from the European area
with his mother. Mrs. Lula q.
Forsyth in Ashton road
Virginia and Eleanor Dichl
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Diehl of Grecnv1ew
road, arc spending two weeks
at the family cottage at Port
Huron. Eleanor has as her
guest, her fiance, b . c John
Lochrie of Detroit and Frank
lin, Mich, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Hague of LaSalle, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Camp on Lake Huron

Mrs Nicholas Qunt OF Hun
nington road has opened Camp
Cedar Lawn at East TawaS on
Lake Huron GIiS from the
park attending are Misses: Ju-
tic Bcaurhamp- -ErnestIne He
bert. Julia Keydel Susan
NcCatierN Margaret Logan,
Barbara Lewis. Suzanne Nutten,
Mary Catherine Dietrich, Elaine
FarnSWorth. Lois Hall, LOIS Ann
BaSter Jean Mclver, Barbara
Jean Block. Joyce and Patricia
6rcCar Jacquehne Ellis. Brook
StepenS. Kay Rennie. Sally Syl-
NeSter. Elizabeth Bailey, Nancy
Killer. Barbara Wren Helen
Gardiner. Lynn Holland. Vera
Kay Wise. Sharon Gates. Mary
Ann Smith. Lois Love, Louise
HutchinS. Mary 10 and Betty
Mae Olsen and Dorothy Nette.
The Richard NJ. CarlSens Of
Ashton road have gone TO open
their Wisconsin camp for boys.
Keeping their house IN order
during their absence are the r.
Tt1l-snr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
4 Sisters at Wedding

EOUR sisters as matron of
Il honor and bridesmaids pre-
ceded Miss Bette Ann Miesch,
daughter of Mrs. Fred w
Miesch of Piper boulevard, and
the late Fred w. MieSch, 10 the
altar Saturday morning when
she became the bride Of Peter
Thomas Veins. son Of Mrs.
Peter T. Veins OF Touraine
road. and the late Peter T..
Veins.
The young couple spoke their
vows before Fr Schroeder at
ST. Ambrose Church at an
ll:30 ceremony
The bride wore a white taft
feta gown fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline and a
smart hustle effect which fell
into a bouffant hoop skirt. Her
flowers were white orchids.
Mrs. Albert o. Van Hooren.
who was her sisters matron OF
honor, wore pale green net
gown which was made with a
similar sweetheart neckline and
hustle and buttoned down the
front. She carried daisies as
did the bridesmaids who in
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

cluded Audrey, Barbara and
Suzanne MieSch. They compile
mented the color theme with
yellow net gowns.
Capt. Albert O. Van Hooren
was best man. The ushers were
Edward Lundberg, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom and Bob
ThieSenL WHO served overseas
with Peter.
After a wedding breakfast at
the Whittier. the young pair
started fortnights wedding
trip 10 Houghton Lake. They
will make their home in Detroit
as the bridegroom has received
a discharge after 80 months
overseas duty in the South Pa
cific thcater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Soldier Returns

Mr. and Mrs. Walter II.
Dahnke of Ashton road have
with them their daughter and
son-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs Don
aid Myers and small daughter.
Marie Joyce, home on l5-day
furlough from Sweetwater. Tex
en route 10 Frederick. Okla.
Mrs. Waldo Irwin Of Grand
VILE road is spending the sum-
mer with relatives in Iowa. Mr.,
Irwin. a Boy Scout leader, has
returned from New York where
he was the guest of relatives.
He Will be al Camp Brady for
the season.
Rev. and Mrs. Roger Eddy
Treat with their son. Donald,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

parents tthc James Halli-
wells cottage on Walnut
Lake. Guests are Maybelle
Facer and Alice kipola.
Donna klager. Carol Adams
and Laurie kearney nave
their outing clothes packed
for a months stay at Camp
Metamora.
Barbara Clark is acquiring
a tan az Camp Stonycroft. Her
brother Bruce is spending SIX
weeks at Camp DavaJa IN
Brighton
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Marry in Iron River

MISS MARIANNE HANSON
of Iron River and Mitchell Can
mage of Linwood avenue were
married this Sunday In Iron
River. They will 60 10 New
York for their wedding trip and
will stay at the Waldorf Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Engagement Told

MRS. CHARLES ELLIS
JOHNSON of Dallas, Tex, an
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter. Letitia Lou. 10 Cliff
ford w. Reynolds Jr.. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Reynolds Of
Argus road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Ro,edak IoA
on FOR Camp,

noSEDALE PARKS girls and boys heHs "a various
N camps for fun and recreation.
Joyce Howard daughter of DR. and Mrs Austin a. Howard
OF Ashton road is vacation at Camp Bryan Atom
Dolores Borand Carol Strub and Donna Hoon nave
chosen Holiday House Pine Lake
Joyce Hallwe Of Minock road is entertaining AZ her
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Comings and Goines

daughters, W dndd ana Joyce Oi
Warwick road will continue the
season al their Crystal Lake
abode.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Bren-
nan and daughter. Lois, with
Lois guest, Nancy Watson, viii
leave here next week for a va
cation At East Tawas
Pat Doyle. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II Doyle of Artesian
road. is home for a weeks va
cation from Kenyon College,
Gambler, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. / F Boriand
Of Evergreen road have as their
house guest, Mr.. Borland'S Sis
ter Miss Gladys Borland Of
lnCcrSoll Ont.
y &c Merry A. Jones has re-
turned TO San Francisco Cal,
after being the guest Of her
tiance. 1t, John c. Ellis par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. {. Ellis
of Penrod road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Navy Mothers Meet

TIE NAVY Mo F H r R S
CLUB Will meet at the Navy
Club al S p. m. on "Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
%
Plus 2OT Federal Ta1

The coat with the look Of rich, shimmering
beaver all the softness and glamour. New
1915 full length and three-quarter length
tuxedo coats Generously cut with ripping
backs and large cuffs. Sizes /. to 20 in beaver
dyed shades.
Kirzes Bass-s-t
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Benefit Party Set
july II for CYO

MRS. FRANK SALE Will
open her house i'm jefferson ave
nue.. Mt. Clemens. for a basket
luncheon and card party on
Julysll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Lochmoor Plans Dance
Preston sweetl

THE LOCHMOOR CLUB viii
give a midsummer dinner-dance
on Saturday from $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

and daughter Mary are spend
inc July in New England
The L. y. t'oleyS OF Outer
Drive arc enjoying water sports
AZ their summer place m
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
f7717IEIE

Michiesn, a. Sehssier
Woodward, ~ 2 Nile R5.
Jos. Conpsy. a. Ysnsnt
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Didrikson Big Choice
To Annex Women's
Western Amateur


LAKE FOREST, H.. Aug. 49,
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, who has
grabbed athletic laurels of all kinds
since she was Texas tot Is years
ago, tries for a long denied honor in
the 45th Womens Western Amateur
golf tournament here Monday
through Saturday.
The Babe, who wallops a golf ball
with professional finesse, is an odds
on favorite to win against a 130-
player field at swank Knollwood
Club.
Although eligible to compete, Babe
skipped the 1914 Western amateur
and the event was won for the sec
ond straight year by winsome Doro-
thy German of Philadelphia.
The two competed for the wom-
ems Western open title at Indiana
polls in June when Mrs. zaharias
outlasted Dotty, and 2, in q 36-hole
showdown to become the first player
ever to win the event three times.
Favored Mrs. Zaharias can look
further than Miss German for
trouble. Most of the Nations top
players are listed in the amateur
field, including Phyllis Otto of At
lantic, Iowa, 1914 runner-up; Sally
Sessions of Muskegon, Mich, 1914
medalist; Carol (Babe) Freese,
young Portland (OreD star; Jean
Hopkins of Cleveland: Catherine
Fox Park of Philadelphia; Peggy
Kirk of Findlay, Ohio; Ann Casey
of Mason City, Iowa; Betty Jean
Haemerle of st. Louis, and Marjorie
Row of Aniston, Ala.