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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CHILD BREAKS ARM

While playing at the home of A
nelghbor on Monday evening, Car
ollne Ann, the 5-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glasc0. fell
from sliding-bOard and fractured
two bones in an arm. She was
taken to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Nutrition Exhibit
Health Program Materials
Available

Katherine Franklin, director OF
the Division of Public Health In
formation for the Board, who pro-
vided the exhibit. stressed the fact
that a wide variety of health edu-
cation materials are available
through her Division for the use of
cluhwomen plnnins health pro
grams tor the coming year.
Miss Mary Davenport. nutritious
list with the Board. also has intor-
nation on food available for club
women. Her weekly hr0adcas; i
heard at $50 on Saturday morn
inGs over WDEL.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
WEDDING
BENNETT MURRAY

BENNETT MURRAY
Dorothy Bennett. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Claude Bcumctt Nil
ford. ana William Herbert Murray
the son OF Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Murray. of Milford were married
al Wesley Methodist Church AZ
Dover by BcV g. Stanley LoWdlc
on April -. 1915. They were at
tended by William Quillcn and Miss
Betty Favingcr. of Milford Fol
lowing a trip 10 New York City they
returned to Milford and are living
in the Draper artmcntS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Army Worm Outbreak
Is Destroying Crops
Continued from First Page

on Il level floor and then sufficient
water should be added to produce
a crumbly bait. If too much water
is added the flakes of bran will not
scatter when the bran is spread
This bait should be broadcast over
the infested field at rate of POPS
pounds per acre. The bait should
be spread late in the afternoon since
the worms usually do most of their
feeding i'll the late afternoon and
night
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mrs. Robert Baynum enter
tanned at her hom" Tuesday
evening. inviting friends for
dessert at eight. following that
with bridge. Those present
for an enjoyable evening were:
Mrs. George Ninyard. Mrs.
Charles Dutton Mrs. August
Faix. Mrs. Lester Adkins. Mrs.
Walter l.. Gricr. Mrs. |. u.
Short. Mrs. Theodore Town
send, Mrs. George Shcaffcr.
Mrs. Jack NAPLES, Mrs. Edwin
Fisher. Mrs. Dean Kimmcl.
Mrs. Edward Walls, Mrs. Laur-
cncc Fitchctt. Mrs. Curtis Vim
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis
welcomed a son in Kent Gen
craI Hospital in Dover. on Mon
day. May 81 He has been
named Lawrence Harold. Mrs.
Davis is the former Miss Lucy
Sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CLUB WOMEN IRGED
TO PROMOTE HEALTH
IN OWN MITES
tContinued from First page,


communities witch Co;.t:ihltc to
youth prOE,pms.
Suggestions for fields of activity
for club women included.
|. RiddirE t%C CorlmunltI OF
harmful .ntlu'Hccs.
,. Promotion of well -haI"nCcd
school lunches
> Pre-schcoi health cNamina-
tions and correction of physical
and dental defects found
f. Supervised community .ccr"a-
tiOn for children and yo'ul people
). Parent education.
6. Cannn& % inCreas. tn" ma
tiOnal food :.dpnly.
Nutrition Exhibit
The hedl;h education cXhihu
contained Il Nutrition section
which urged cIubwomen to can as
much food aS possible since the
War Food HnministratiDl r0nsid-
CrE this tn" critical food y,tr o1
the war canning bulletins. protein
alternateS for meat. and other nu-
I. !. 1
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
SUNBEAM CIRCLE TO MEET

The Sunbeam Circle of the Cal
vary Methodist Church will meet
in the social hall of the church on
Tuesday evening May %. Leader,
Mrs. Helen Wright; assistant. Mrs.
Mildred Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Obituary

LITTLE
Mrs. Lydia b. Little, S6 years
old. widow OF George W. Little.
passed away at her home on Mont
eomery Street. in Milford, on Fri
day evening. May Is, after a long
illness. She was the daughter of
the late Sylvester II. and Lovenia
Hobbs. of Milford Funeral ser
vices were held at the Berry Fun
cral Home at O'Clock Monday af-
tern00n. Rev. NJ. Eugene Hunger
ford officiating. Interment was
made in the family plot in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
AI}GO

Funeral Services were held on
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Clara
J. ArgO. age 33 years, wife of Har
ry Argo. of Milford, who passed
away in Milford Memorial Hospital,
after long illness on Sunday,
May 20. THE services were held
in Slaughter Neck Church. with
Rev. Or. Frank Herson, pastor of
Avenue Methodist Church. Milford.
officiating. Interment was made in
adjoining cemetery. Besides her
husband, she is survived by three
children. Pvt Harry r. Argo, Staff
SGT. John +. Argo, and Miss Hazel
r ArgO. at home; one sister. Mrs.
Amos Bennett. of Milford; and one
brother. ElwoOd Stevenson. Of near
Milton
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Last evening. Mrs. David
Sills and her DAUGHTER. Mrs
Francis Lcithiscr entertained
friends at her home. having
dessert followed by bridge The
guests for an enjoyable evening
were: Mrs. Edgar Wood. Mrs.
John Baker. Mrs. Laurence Fit
chctt, Mrs. Robert Baynum.
Mrs. Robert Rudolph, Mrs.
Gene Pratt, Mrs. Carlisle Col
Inns. Mrs. Carlton FoOks. Mrs
Harry Mulholland. Mrs. Clar-
cncc Wclch, Mrs. Edwin Fisher.
Mrs. |. ID. Short. Mrs. Jack
WaplcS, Mrs. Rcmscn Barnard,
Mrs. Edwin McSsick, Mrs. Her
man Phillips. Mrs. Leslie
March, Mrs. Walter Gricr. Mrs.
j. Lynn Pratt. Mrs. Lester Ad-
kins, Mrs. Stephen Toadyinc,
Mrs. George Lindcnkohl. Mrs.
Elmer Williams and Mrs. Rus
sell Emory.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

yard. Mrs. Carlton Fooks. Mrs.
Gene Pratt, Mrs. Roscoe Gallo
way. Mrs Carlisle Collins. Mrs.
David Sills. Mrs. Francis Lcith-
User, Mrs. John b. Baker. and
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mrs. Edith Mary Rust, aged 80
years. and her new born son, John.
died Thursday morning at her home
near Millshoro. Mrs Rust was the
wife of Clarence Rust and in addi-
ton to her husband leaves seven
children. They are: Norman Rust,
Herman. Margaret, Mary Anne.
Louise. Florence Ellen and Clar-
encc. Jr. She is also survived by
her mother. Mrs. Addie Donovan. OF
Millshoro. one sister. two brothers
and a half brother They are: Mrs.
Anne Taylor and Randolph Toomey.
of Nillsboro; Medford Toomey, OF
Wilmington. and Alfred Donovan,
l.. S. Army. Funeral services for
Mrs. Rust were held at the Hick-
man Funeral Home, Millsboro. on
Thursday afternoon at , o'clock
Rev. Walter Reckwith. pastor OF
MillsbOro Methodist Church otti-
ciating. Intermcnt will be made in
Mechanics Cemetery. MillsbOro.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Miss Lucy Rumpstich has
been elected Junior representa-
tive of the Student Council at
Womcn's College. University of
Delaware. and is serving as co
chairman Of the Junior Prom
which takes place at the col
legc on June >
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
VAN WORST

Mrs. Marian Van Worst, 1} years
old. widow of Cornelius p. Van
Worst, died suddenly at her home
in Milford Neck on Friday after
noon. May IS. 1945. She is survived
by two children. Cornelius w. Van
Worst of Milford. and Mrs. Hester
V. Masten of Chester. Pa; four
brothers and two sisters. Fred Tor
bert of Hickman. Miss Jennie Tor
bert. Edward Torbert and Oscar
Torbert, of Milford Neck; Mrs
Mary T. WrOten Of Wilmington. and
Frank Torbert of Port Penn. Fun
eral services were held at the Ber-
ry Funeral Home in Milford at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. ID
f.. Wood. of Frederica. officiating
Intcrment was made in odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF THE
MILFORD CHRONICLE

B. +. Pitt of Butte, Montana is
guest of Davis r. Grier Of Lake
View Avenue this week.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. MOrtimore r.
Browning of Greensboro. North
Carolina are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son last
Monday. Mrs. Browning was Miss
Pauline Abbott, daughter of ex-
Senator John Abbott.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Marshall Jones has accepted
position with the Westinghouse
Electric Company of Pittshurg,
Pennsylvania and will leave for
his new duties soon after the close
OF Delaware College.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
EIIIIIOTT

Clayton s. Elliott, well known
farmer. poultry buyer and sport
ing Judge, died suddenly at his home
on Monday. May p. at II o'clock
in the morning. He is survived by
one sister. Miss Minnie Elliott. with
whom he lived, and two brothers.
Edward J. and Roland S. Elliott,
both of Bridgeville. Del. Services
will be held from his late home
near Bridgeville Thursday after
noon at . o'clock Rev. l.. F. Vim
brow officiating with interment Ill
BridgeVille Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
COMPANY E. MILFORD,
CITED FOR IT'S SKILL
Continued from First PsRe)

The award will be presented at
the next assembly of the entire
regiment.
Captain Jacob II. Roosa, Jr.. has
been promoted To his present rank
an dassiencd to command Company
e in place of Captain Lapetina by
order of Brigadier-General Paul r.
Rinard, the adjutant general.
Beds. cots. mattresses, pillows,
bed covers, blankets. and kitchen
equipment were taken to the Beth
any Beach National Guard camp
over the weekend by a convoy OF
u ono-and-a-half-ton trucks of the
Delaware State Guard. in prcpara-
tion for the annual enCampmcnt o.
the State Guard there August tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
- Wen Participate

The convoy was manned by -
men under direction OF captain
Leroy " Lowe. Lieutenant Samuel
Simionc. both of quartermaster de-
tachment: Captain J. Dewey Quill
len. transportation office, and Lieu
tenant Charles Downing.
The convoy personnel biv0uacked
at the State ArmOry in Whining
ton last Saturday night and after
loading part of the material there
last Sunday morning, picked up
the remainder at the State Rifle
Range at New Castle
The convoy left the rifle range at
$50 a. m. fueled at Dover. and
reached Bethany Beach at | y. m
Food was prepared by German
prisoners of war under direction OF
Captain w r. Hopkins.
Trip Takes Four Hours
The crew left Bethany Beach on
the return trip at 4 p. m and ar
rived in Wilmington at $40 p. m
An advanced school for officers
and commissioned officers O
the state Guard will be held June
10 and 20 at Bethany Beach.
The First Battalion will go bach
for its second day of shooting at Tho
state Rifle Range next Sunday
Major Holland Prettyman of Mil
ford. commanding officer, will b'
in charge. Firing will be with the
80 calibcr Lee Enfield Rifle for en-
listed men and As caliber revOlver'
for officers.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mrs. Anthony Summers WAS
hostess ON Saturday To the
State Executive Committee of
the American Legion Auxiliary
and was assisted by the mem
bcrS of the local unit 1t was
the last meeting of the calendar
year. Mrs. Summers is State
Poppy chairman. Present from
other towns for the me ting
were: Mrs. J Harvey Dickcy,
State Department President;
Mrs. Oryillc Little. secretary;
Mrs. Paul -. I.ovctt, Mrs. Will
liam s. Hamilton and Mrs. Leo
nard RhOadS. of Newark; Mrs.
Fred Smith. Mrs. Frank Boiling
and Mrs. G. NJ Dillon. of Viii
mingtOn: Mrs. George Ehingcr.
of Dover; Mrs. j. A. wilkins
and Mrs. Ray Peters, of Laurel;
Mrs. Charles Hurley. of Sea-
ford; Mrs. Calvin AftIerbach, of
Georgetown. Mrs. Clara Steele,
Mrs. Sarah Albertson and Mrs.
John Morris, of LCWCS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayhem of
Clayton were the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. May
heW on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Deputy and child
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Culver of Del
mar and the Misses Hattie Vinyard.
Ray Price, May Watson and Lulu
Ross were entertained on last
Sunday by MIR. and Mrs. Harry NJ.
Deputy at Hillcrest. near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

y musical recital will be render
ed by the pupils of Miss Causey's
class in the New Century Club
rooms June 2nd Miss Causey's pu-
pills participating in this recital
are: Misses Sadie Beadle, Causy
Eva Deputy, Miss Edith Coulborne.
Mrs. Met loskey, Miss Katie Van
Leuvan. Miss Marian Skewis. Miss
Myrtle Robinson, Master William
Robinson. Miss Mildred Griffith.
Hiss Katherine Davis. Miss Grace
Vale. Miss Regent Lane. Miss Mary
Powell. Miss Olivia Collins. and
Miss Marearet Grier
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Sergeant and Mrs. H. Edgar
Cicndanicl welcomed fine
daughter in Orlando. Florida.
on May lG. She has been named
Mary Catherine. Mrs. Clcndan-
icl will hc remembered as the
former Miss Anne Evans. of
Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

''sgg'zI....zz---~, HE PARTY spirit is
~ u very prevalent Just
now and almost each
"a ! evening finds groups
of friends gathered
under a hOSpitablc roof. bent
on having Il good time and do
ing so over dessert and cards.
The groups are large again.
There was period when large
gatherings just did not happen
but II is perhaps now due to
little relaxing in the worries of
the war that friends feel the
need of getting together for
pleasure. Milford is a very
friendly place and the number
of those entertaining speaks
of that SO plainly. Perhaps
when there is not cause for
worry or trouble i'll the south
west the entertaining will
know no bounds. but Just now.
in spite OF that. local folks arc
having Il pretty good time.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Gene Pratt, Mrs Roscoe Gallo
way. Mrs. Carlisle Collins. Mrs.
David Sills. Mrs. Francis Lcith-
User, Mrs. John b. Baker, and
Mrs &. Marshall Townsend.
AZ
Mrs. Clarence Wclch and her
sister. Mrs. Osborne Scott, en-
tertaincd together Wednesday
evening at the formers home
on Lakevicw Avenue. Present
for dessert and cards were.
Mrs. Harvey Phillips, Mrs. car
son Ward, Mrs. Edgar ISaacs.
Jr, Mrs Larry ISaacs. Mrs.
William Burke. Mrs. George
Ninyard. Mrs. Chester Benson.
Mrs Wilson Sockrider, Mrs.
Rodgcr Harrison. Mrs. Thco-
dOrc Townsend. Mrs. Charles
Murphy, Mrs Laurence Fitch
EFT, Miss Sara Nutter. Mrs. Her
bert Nichols. Mrs. Ford ScWcll.
Mrs. Francis Lcithiscr. Mrs
George H. Draper. 3rd. Mrs.
Warren YounG, Mrs. Spencer
Willis. Miss Thclma Jewell.
Miss Charlotte Ryder and Mrs.
Raymond MaStcn.
AZ
Mrs. Jack Sichtcrmann was
hostess to friends ON Friday
evening when she gave Il dcs-
Scrt bridge at her home on
South Walnut Street. Guests
for the evening were: Mrs Da-
vid Sills. Mrs. Carlton FOoks
Mrs. Bernard Shortall. Mrs.
James Davis. Mrs. William
Richards. Mrs. David Wallace.
Mrs, William Sipplc. Miss Ida
Draper. Mrs. Herman Johnson.
Mrs. Elmer Williams. Mrs. NJ.
Ilaswcll Pierce and Mrs. j.
Lynn Pratt On Tuesday Mrs.
Sichterman gave bridge
luncheon at which time her
guests were Mrs. Walter l..
Gricr. Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt, Mrs.
Mrs. Raymond Smith. Mrs.
James Davis. Miss Lucy Hall,
Miss Elizabeth Collins. Mrs
George Reed and Mrs. Robert
KcSsler.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

BUY WAR BONDS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.

THE Bloomfield Hills branch
= of the Womens National
Farm and Garden Association
will meet Monday in the home
of Mrs. Earl A. Thompson Mrs.
Leroy G.. Vandeveer will be in
charge -nf-the- displays Of
Thanksgiving centerpieces and
Mrs John LoXell will be in
charge OF the tea.
Assisting her Will be Mrs.
Charles r.. Carey and Mrs.
Vance Day Mrs. Arthur Scldcn
Of Pontiac will review the book
Pleasant Valley" Mrs. Fred
Weed OF Orchard Lake is presi-
dent of the group
Fall weather has inspired
many 10 take 10 the road and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Klein
nave Just returned from a To-
day trip through the Berkshires
and the Adlrondacks. Mr.. and
Mrs. w l.. Mahon spent three
weeks in the White Mountains
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. CuSh-
ing have left 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Cushing Jr. and
daughter, Susan, in Houston,
Tex. They will return next
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Ushers Navy Men

Capt Robert Hlnga was the
hest man Tho uShCrS were En-
sign William Wcnzlau Of Toledo.
O and Ensign Thomas Barnes
OF Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. Newberry chose A gown
of rose and black crepe en-
broidcred with black ScQuinS
Her tiny hat was IN the rose
tone with SequlnN Her flowers
were deep purple orchids IN a
corSaGe bouquet
Mrs CullCan wore an aqua
marine silk Jersey dinner gown
and matching hat and gloves.
She, too, wore purple orchids IN
a corsaCe bouquet
A reception was held in the
Colonial Room al Dearborn Inn.
Ensign and Mrs. Culhgan left
on a motor trip through north
ern Michigan Mrs Culligan
travelled in a gold wool suit with
leopard trim Her hat and ac-
eesseFJes were IN black White
orchids were pinned 10 her coat
lapel
They are awaiting Ensign Cul-
ligan's new orders and plan 10
make their home wherever he is
stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Return From Cincinnati

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Carey
have returned to their home on
Lahser road after a two weeks
motor trip 10 Cincinnati, Wash
ington and Roanoke. Va, whore
they visited lhelr daughter.
Susan. at Rollins College.
Mrs. Emer Sylvester also
has been Nisltlng her daughter,
Shirley, who is at Skidmore
College in Saratoga Springs,
n. Y. She stopped on route IN
Rochester y. Y 10 visit her
mother. Mrs InnIS Allen
Mrs. Gordon Saunders Will
return Nov. Is from Los An
CcleS. where she has spent six
weeks with her mother, DR..
Norma knight Jones.
Mrs. J Burgess Book and
sons, Jimmy ana Danny, have
come from San Diego. for an
indefinite stay with her mother,
Mrs. Cramer Smith Of RocheS-
ter. She will also visit her
brother-ln-law and sister Mr..
and Mrs. Graham Shlnnick. in
Birmingham. II. Book hopes 20
join her al later date
Members OF the Oakland
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Ma Sikorski Returns

Mai. + S. Sikorski. who has
-hrcu -uvrrvruS nehths-prttF- r.
the ATC in the Air-Sea Rescue
Service, spent last weekend
with his family who have been
with Mrs. Sikorskis parents,
DR.. and Mrs. VIM o. Merrll.
He is now AT Fort Sheridan
awaiting discharge.
1t. Col. Bruce Booth returned
Oct 2S after two years over
seas. more recently in Berlin on
-tHe- Central Council of Ger
many
Gordon Els has received his
discharge after three years IN
the navy and has entered the
University Of Cal.
Capt John J, Reinking who
has been in Atlanta, Ga. was
the guest last week of his
brother-in-laW and sister. Mr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Susie Wants Friends;
Too Shyto Win Them

DUT Susie could never
IL attract
SO nervous and III at ease,
too.
She could never convince
with her shy, funny
vince
That her friendship was
waiting for you.
90 SUSIE grew more
~ and more lonely
While Jennie had more
and more friends:
For an i'll al ease mien does
thar ii would seem
And itself will defeat its
own ends.
matching earrings 10 give 3
touch of blue 10 her Costume,
Met Sammy Chaplin al dinner
the other night Liked her peas
ant type dinner frock-dull
green Jersey top with striped
Jersey dirndl skirt that swept
the floor blond hair flying
no nail polish for this little
aviatrix she goes au natural.
Hard 20 believe she is, a full
fledgcd pilot she looks about
l6.
Mrs. Hugh Dillman came out
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Dr.. Torrey In and Out

DR.. Torrey is in and out OF
town all the time these days
for lis hunting season and he
is a wonderful shot The Nau-
rice Woods are getting quite a
bit Of fun IN that line. too
making their headquarters their
own place on Lake Huron AZ
Camlachie. They and the Paul
Weadocks built side by side on
a high bluff overlooking the
lake and both have beautiful
views from their big picture
windows.
It's nice 10 have Mrs. Boyer
Miller back IN her Crosse
PoiRte home again after a sum
mer in Wenham She tells Us
her little granada u 2 h te
"Wlnkic' IS a darling all Of
four years old and enticing
And Mrs. James .. MurfIn is
back from a Short trip east She
was m Montreal and saw Ms.
Hobart a Sprlnclc. the former
Adele Palms Campau In her
charming home 'Haute Rive
al Oks. Quebec.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Navy Man
Married

THE marriage of Miss Julia
Il Isabel Newberry 10 Ensign
William Lee Culigan Jr. was
SolemnZed bv candlclight Satur-
day evening IN Bushnell Congre-
gatlonal Church. The Rev Roger
Eddy Treat performed the cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley D. New
berry Of Longacre road. and
Ensign Culligan is tho son Of
Mr., and Mrs. MILAN l. CulA-
gan of Robson avenue.
The brides gown was fash
ioned with a bodice of white
shadow lace having a deep yoke
Of illusion net embroidered with
seed pearls and a bouffani skirt
of sheer net over white satin
which ended in long tram.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Orange Blossom Cluster

Clusters Of natural orange
bloSSo ON held IN place her
triple-tiered full length bridal
veil She carried a shower bou-
quet OF white chrySanthemums
and white orchids.
Preceding the bride up the
aisle were Miss Beatrice New
berry as maid Of honor. and
Miss Nancy Culligan as brides
maid Both attendants were IN
royal blue velveteen. styled with
heart-Shaped necklineS. elbow
length sleeves. fitted hodices
nipped in at the waistline with
tiny tuckS and flared skirts.
They wore CoronetS Of golden
< low ChrySanthemumS an d
carried cascade bouquets Of the
same flowers
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Robert Lee Group
To Aid Veterans

THE ROBERT F. LEE chap
tor of The United Daughters Of
the Conlederacy Will m Q Q {
Tuesday at 1870 p m. in Nc
Gregor Library Mrs. Bruce
Bourtas writ speak on life IN
Mexico
A supper party Will be held
Nov Q IN the home of Mrs.
4 W Quasi in Ashton road.
Mrs Harold l. Higgins Will be
the assisting hostess. Proceeds
vii 20 toward the returned
veterans fund.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Mrs. Earl Thompson to Entertain Hills Cu s Gs

County branch Of the Junior
League OF Detroit will meet
Monday evening. Nov. ), IN
the home of Mrs. Thomas Nalle.
Mrs. Jane Dibble. psychologist
Of the Children'S Center VIII be
the speaker Mrs. Hugh White
law will he in charge OF re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Law Club in Session

DE TROIT PARLIAMEN-
TARY LAW CLUB Will meet at
the Federation Club House at
10 a. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

and Mrs Fred Weed Of Or
chard Lake
Mrs George Linton, formerly
OF Bloomfield Hills, was hostess
AZ luncheon Thursday in her
nome near oxford Her guests
were members Of her rug-hook-
ing group and included
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Of the Wcman's Cry Club the
other day-stunning IN A red
suit with sables Her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Alfred G.. Wilson. in
black with touches Of primrose.
was with her. Met Frank Scott
and Barney Bernard in one of
our clubs the other day. They
we're IN town for a few days.
Hope they move back here 10
live as We miss them and their
nice families.
It's good 10 sec Mrs Chris
tina Muir Van Husan about
again after her long illness.
She's looking very distinguished
in slim black with touches Of
white. Loved that black dinner
frock OF Mrs. John Scripps
Sweeney lace inset top with
long jeweled sash tied al the
side-becoming with her lovely
grey hair and slender figure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Fulton Circle to Meet

FULTON CIRCLE OF KINGS
DAUGHTERS will have its reg
ular meeting al the Women's
City Club al 1:30 3. m. Friday.
Mrs Harry Booth and Mrs. c.
l. Williams will he the hostesses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

THIS is the story of
Il Susie
Who never knew quite
what TO do.
Afraid she might make a
terrible break,
She was always in some
nervous stew.
ATOW Jennie was always
~ herself
And did h ings the
natural way.
Was gentle and kind, but
still spoke her mind
People loved her more
day after day.
You have met her often. one
OF Crosse Pointe's lovely look
ing women. but so shy and III
at ease that people avoid her.
If she could just forget herself
and not make her own shyneSs
contagious, she could be very
popular
Zip and sting in the Fall air
saw Mrs c. Harold Wills.
dressed In a very smart black
suit with lace jabot, wearing
that wonderful BIG sparkling
aquAnarlne ring oi hers with
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

week. bringing the junior Cush.
lngS back with them.