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Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

much better now.
The End. grade is working hard
to complete their plans for the
held on March, %. Miss Lendora
Community Fair, which will be
Williams is the teacher. The IA
Guilty and students of Malvern Hi
gave a program We'd, Feb, %, at
New Hope Baptist Church in honor
of the newly elected pastor, Rev.
A. G. Wilcher. Prof. TATE deliver
ed the address. Miss Lendora Will
liams was mistress Of ceremonies
Mrs. Martha Smith visited her Sis
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
HENSLEY
Sadie B. Jones

Mrs. Bette Southal will leave
for Detroit to join her husband.
Henry Emerson and Artist Ham,
mond are now stationed at p. o, E.
Mrs. Swimmel is ON the sick list.
Services were well attended at the
Centennial. The pastor, Rev. Oliver
delivered the sermon. The must
cal concert by the Silver Bells
female quintetteand the Travel
ing Five is an enjoyable treat,
every Sunday night. New Haven
church has had quite an Interesting
program the PAST week, viz ,Crus-
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

splrational program was presented
by the students of the High school
Negro Contribution to Science
department. The subject, "The
Art, Literature, and Music" Gov
eminent and the World War IL
We're discussed very effectively
Look Listen! Betty Lou" the
dream girl presented by the music
and dramatic departments will BE-
announced soon. Its a sensation!
Don't miss it! Its coming to y
school
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
upchurch News
Mrs. N. A. Carmichael

pthuiNn ANNNo
Mrs. n. A. Carmichael
The Uuehurch Training School
has won many strenuous battles
During the 66t6h War Loan Drive
during the present school session,
and is reporting to its well wishers
a unique sum of its achievements.
the school reported with the assist
ance Of its noteworthy friends the
sum of S34.46. The Upchurch
music department sponsored the
Annual Song Fest, I126 was raised.
The school participated in the Tu-
berculolsis Christmas Seal Drive
and other various clubs that prov
ed advantageous to the well being
of the occupants. We entered the
basketball season. Both teams
have played exceptionally well.
The girls having played six games
and won five. The observance of
Negro History Week proved a sue
cess. Friday, Feb. 10th, a very in
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

ter, Mrs. Claddie Mae Edmondson
Cluss Jones made business trip
to Gurdon. Mrs. Katie Puteller
is on the sick list. .Cluss and Lu.
buirda Jones have moved into the
new Jones home, SD 9th st. Mrs.
Lula B. Pahson of Merrouge, La.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Willie
Jones. The service Sunday was
opened by Bible reading by Rev
Nells. The sermon was delivered
by the pastor, Rev. Shorty.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
WEST ROCK

Sgt. Herbert Madden Jr.. ne
phew of Mrs, Hobson and Mrs
Eva Brown has returned to du.
ties in a war theatre. Before his
furlough, he had been in the
South Pacific for "a months.
Little Shirley Jean Irwin is in
the Bapt. State Hospital. She
will be happy to have her friends
to visit her there. The Ester
Circle will meet in the home ~
Mrs. Mary Tucker. Mrs. Tiny Den
widdie, president.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
FOR SALE--Good, Sound Eor Corn
SHUCK OFF. Write for deliver
ed price cor lots 1000 bu.,
B. w. Bowmon. 100 So. Pine
St., Little Rock, Ark.
TIE PLANT

Mrs. Fenil Rogers is visiting her
son and other relatives in Detroit
Mich. Pvt. rank Woods of Day
ton, Ohio, is visiting his aunt and
uncle, Rev. and Mrs. 0, d. Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Grambei
and Mrs. Martha Briley of North
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
Card OF Thanks

am taking this method to thank
my many friends for their kindness
during my recent illness. Your
flowers, cards, and many other
tokens of kindness shall long be
remembered.
Matte Powell
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

pleasure. II is heated ON 67high
way out If North Little Rock.
Mines. X. l.. Barnes and Baby
Sims will take pleasure in serving
YOU and j. L. knuckles will make
you welcome. Don't forget Cats
Bar?B-Q
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Silas Bowman

Silas Bowman
Mrs Christine Crudip. who was
taken to the University Hospital,
was operated on March 9Th. The
Eddy Woodson bus was filled to
capacity on SSunday with passeng
ers for the communion service.
Friends. be sure to stop al
Barnes and Sims Gro, where you
will meet old friends and make
new ones and ejjoy an evening OF
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
Local News

The Golden Link usherboard r,o.
at Wards Chapel, 18th and HANGER
Selection, Choir; Welcome address
st. Devotion, Rev. Loyee Patrick,
Evelyn Ergler; Congregational
song; Talk, Bonnie Barnes; Read.
ing, Mamie Robinson. Rosina
MMoore Chair, and d, C. Cleve.
land, Pres.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
Texarkana, Tex.
M. b. Wesley
Phone 4285 w

Mrs. Joanna Stromile has left
for Calf. to join her husband.
Robert Edwin Wash celebrated his
sixth birthday with a party at the
home of Mrs. Florence Mitchell,
Wed, Feb. 18th. The decorations
were pink and wtite. Seven photot
were given TO his playmates. Bobby
sat for picture to be sent to his
father who is resting in Il Calf,
base before returning to overseas
duties. Ike Taylor visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Carr. Mrs. Cora Jones
visited Prof. and Mrs. B. Hudson
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Little Rock visited friends here
last Sunday. Mrs. Thula Cook
left for Detroit, Michigan.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
MALVERN


Lubirda Jones
S 1-c Cornil Huell is expecting
to be dismissed from the U. s. navy
hospital, in Norfolk, Va. :. Mrs.
Lubirda Jones has been i'll but is
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

AIDES For Christ, Rev. NJ
Strong is the pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Mrs. Ella Bens of oil City, Pa.
Is spending a few weeks with HI
mother, Mrs, Sue I. Porter. The
Texarkana Union Quartette rem,
dered program at the Loneolks
Bapt. Church Sunday. 1t was spon
sored by the Usher Board and B. T
U. $4,000 was raised, Rev. j. H
GGriffin delivered the Sunda,
morning service from Gen. "Adam
Where Art Thou. Mines. Fannie
Cieavland and W. NJ. Hill were on
the sick list. Rev. Washington
has returned home from Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Promise
gave dinner party on Wed. even
ing in honor of Pfc. Katherine Tay-
ior of Camp Banning. Long Beach
Calf. and Mrs. Charline Morrison
of Detroit. Mich. The following
were present; Mines. Charline Nor
rison, Lindsay Smith. and Cathe-
rine Smith, Pfc. Katherine Taylor,
Sgt. Nathaniel Wilbert, Harold
Smith, r. c. Knighten, James
Murphey and Rev. W. M. Smith. i
Mrs. Johnnie Griffin has received
word from her newphew, Cpl. Aron
Henry, that he has won three med
ais while stationed in Netherland,
Eas India. st. James Sunday
School met Sunday with Supt.
Adams and his eo-worker. Rev.
Williams delivered the message
Sunday. The subject was For
givness'. There were three visit
ors. present.
Card OF Thanks
We wish to thank cur many
friends for their many condolences
and kilograms sent TO us in the
passing of our wife, mother. grand
mothther, and aunt, Mrs. Peggy
Whitley, whopassed this life Feb
IL, 1915. Words are inaduate to
to express our appreciation to Mr..
Jones for his prompt and courteous
mistress of ceremonies. choir and
the consolidating sermon delivered
service. We are grateful to the
BY the minister. May God bless
each Of you.
Signed
Guss Whitley
Polly Davis
Guss Walker
Spencer Whitley
Jim Whitley
Mary Climons
Charlott Harris
AIDA McCracy
Logenia Lamb
Gussie Griffin
Jonas Holt
Luella Ashley
Jessie L. O'Neal
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

NAIL US TWO DOLLARS.
AND WE WILL NAIL THIS
PAPER TO THAT SOLDIER
BOY FOR A WHOLE YEAR.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
Business And
Professional
Women Meet

Members of the Business and
Professional Women'S Club attend
ed the meeting of the City Coun-
Gil in a body Tuesday evening as
the program of their first meeting
of the fall season.
Mayor Benin explained council
procedure to the women as the
meeting progressed. The prompt,
efficient handling Of the business
Of the evening" said the CLUB
women, "and the thoughtful con-
sideration of the communications
addressed to the Council made a
very favorable impression on US"
Following the council meeting.
the Business and Professional
women were hostesses in the City
Hall Club Rooms. Guests included
Mayor and Mrs. Benin, City Clerk
Ford Wagar, Treasurer Ira Kreger,
Councilmen Louis Brohl, Sr.,
George Benin, Richard Kelly, Cliff
ford Burke, City Assessor Edward
Kane and City attorney Herbert
Schendel. Other guests included
Strauss GantZ and Miss Elisabeth
Brown of the Herald and
Frank Worthington of the Tribune
After refreshments the entire
group participated in a song-fest
led by Esther McCaw at the piano
Gwen Frostic arranged the table
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

neckllne was formed by
a chiffon panel beaded in a scroll
design from the shoulder TO the
waist. The skirt was shirred chif-
fon. Her fingertip veil was held in
place by juliet cap sprinkled with
orange blossoms. She carried an
arm bouquet of white roses and
baby NUNS tied with white stream
ers tipped with lilies of the valley.
Miss Rose Keresztury, cousin of
the bride, was honor attendant in
an aqua gown of taffeta and net.
Miss Ann Skiera of Alpena as
bridesmaid wore a gown similar to
that of the maid of honor but was
satin on chiffon. Both girls carried
pink rose bouquets and their head
dresses were aqua net bonnetS top
pied with an ostrich plume.
Mr.. Thomas Csiszar, Jr., of Wy
andotte was best man and Mr..
Steven Solomon of Flint was usher.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast and reception was given
at the home of the bride
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
Robert Oswald, Jr.
Honored on Third
Birthday at Party

There were three candles on
Bobby OSwald'S birthday cake on
Tuesday afternoon when a group
of his young friends gathered for
a party. Robert is the son of Pfc.
and Mrs. Robert Oswald, Of Nine
tenth street.
Among the guests at the party
were Nancy and Edward Watts,
Barbara Schultz, Larry and Carol
Cornell, Dickie Fradenburgh, San
dra Forbes, Susan Clifford, Danny
Bills, David Ulrich, and Bobby'S
brother and sister, Sammy and
Ellen.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
Elizabeth HowLett Announces
Final Wedding Plans; Is
Honored At Bridal Showers

Miss Elizabeth Ann Hewlett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
j. Hewlett Of Trenton, bride-elect
of Mr.. Louis H. Jaquay Of Wyan-
dotte, has announced final plans
for her wedding.
Miss Madeline Hewlett will at
tend her sister as maid Of honor
and another sister, Miss Jane How
lett and Mr.. Jaquays sister, Miss
Mary Jane Jaquay of Wheeling,
West Virginia, will be bridesmaids.
Mr. Jaquay has asked Edward j.
SCHUMACHER to be his best man
and usherS will be Andrew Leger,
and Richard Livesay Of Wyandotte.
The bridegroom-elect is the son
Of James P. Jaquay and the late
Mrs. Jaquay Of Wheeling. Mem
bers Of Mr.. Jaqauy's family ariv-
ing this week for the wedding in
clude his father, his sisters, Kath-
arine and Mary Jane, and his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Jaquay OF
Montgomery, West Virginia.
Miss Hewlett was feted at sew
eral parties in the last two weeks.
Miss Devonne Branstetter Of Tren-
ton was hostess at a kitchen show
er. Guests were Sally Bailey, Faye
and Barbara Blakley Of Gibraltar,
Lois Lutz, Cherie Metzler, Marjorie
Grove, Jean DuFresne, Ann Kinney,
Peggy Henderson, Gloria Leimback,
Jane Mccormick. Evelyn Soby, Lor-
eta Steadman, Marjorie Huff and
Madeline and Jane Hewlett.
On Friday the bride-elect was
entertained at a surprise shower
given by Elaine Werz of Wyandotte.
Guests were friends with whom
Miss Hewlett works at the Penn
sylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
u. S. Destined
To Be World
Fashion Center

The United States stands on the
Threshold of becoming the fash
ion center of the world, and Amer
lean designers and manufacturers
are determined to lose none Of the
ground they have gained in making
the fashion industry the fourth
largest in the United States.
Topped only by the food, oil and
steel industries. our infant fashion
industry, so long stunted in its
growth because of the awe in which
our manufacturers held the Par
isian fashion experts, is finally
swelling its bicepS and regarding
the world fashion field with the
I'm the champ" look, according
to an article by Alice Hughes in
the September issue of Cosmopoli-
tan.
One of the outstanding students
of fashion in the world, Miss
Hughes makes this prediction so
far as the future of American fash
ions is concerned:
Paris, London, Moscow, Buenos
Aires, Melbourne and all other
world capitals will initiate the
American Look far more eagerly
than the world ever tried to ape
the models of Paris
Although the United States fash
ion industry received its greatest
impetus through the fall of France
and the destruction Of the Paris
ian fashion marts, it had been
fighting for recognition since the
early 192O's.
Clearly we in America have a
husky, lusty, thriving fashion baby,
a thriving youngster who has
passed the creeping stage and is
beginning to stand firmly on his
own feet" the writer states. Have
We enough self confidence TO bring
this child up to sturdy adulthood?
Already our fashion baby has re-
warded us handsomely in profits
and prestige Will our manufac-
turers, retailers and consumers sup
port Loyalty this baby whose tai
ents were so definitely proven at
a time Of Stress?"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

decorations Of gladioI, crystal and
taperS.
The meeting was under the direc-
ton Of the Public Affairs Commit
tee OF the club consisting of Cora
Hartman, Besse T. Davis, Alma
Cooper and Rule Pinney, chair
man.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
Carleton Girl
Becomes Bride
Of Wyandotter

At an 8 o'clock ceremony In the
First Congregational church, Miss
Clara Irene Thorn, OF Carleton,
Michigan, and Mr. Everett Lee
Headley Of Wyandotte repeated
their marriage vows Saturday, Sep
TENDER l.
The Rev. H. Norman Jackson Of
ficiated at the ceremony in the
church which was decorated with
white gladioI and candelabra. Mr..
Headleys sister, Miss Eleanor
Headley and Mr.. Jacob s. Stanley
attended the couple.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

Mrs. Ralph JuchartZ Of Twenty
second street, gave dinner party
last night for her daughter. June
Ann Flock. who leaves September
9 for st. Mary's Academy in Mon
roe.
The guests. all former class
mates OF June'S at st. Patrick's
school, were Patricia Adams, Sally
Affholter. Mary 10 Faulder, Gail
LaBeau, Patricia Rickill, Alice Pill
akowski. Ann Mcdonald, Jean Mic
OILS, Patricia Corbette, jeanne Brant
and June's sister, Sharon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

People with good singing voices
frequently are handicapped in the
development of their talent because
of impaired hearing, according to
the Sonotone research laboratories
They experience difficulty in gaug-
ing the pitch and intensity of their
vOicec
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Catlett of
First street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary, to
Charles F. Ross, GIN &c, USNR, son
of Mrs. Burnell Ross of Lancaster,
Ohio. MI. Ross is stationed at Nor
folk, Virginia No date has been set
for the wedding.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

Mrs. Hugh Addy, Maxine, Doris
and Tommy Addy, Of Emmons
boulevard, and N. L. Berry, Akron,
Ohio, returned last week from Du-
luth. Minnesota where they visited
the w. j. Berrys.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Szyman-
ski of Twelfth street announce the
marriage of their daughter, Gladys,
on December Is, 1914, in New York
City to Frank Muzzin, MN &c, Of
Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, 80
tmmons boulevard, are vacationing
in the Pocono Mountains. Penn.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-06
CoIe-Domonkos NuptiaIs Read
AT Holy Cross Church Detroit

At ten o'clock Mass Saturday at Holy Cross Roman
Catholic Church. Detroit Miss Margaret Domonkos daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Domonkos of Ecorse Mr. Ray
mond L. Cole of Mr. Bernard Cole $50 Plum street.
repeated their marriage the Rev. Father Jacobs
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

CTLIAVE an eye on my
IL children
While I'm Iunching out.
Now Jimmy, be good, and
Don't whine and pout."
TAKE care of your own
Il As you really should do.
For a few shortish years
IL is not hurting you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Colony Town Club
Schedules Lunch

COLONY TOWN CLUB will
give a bridge luncheon at 1890
o'clock Tuesday in Botsford
Inn. Mrs. l.. II. Malott and
Mrs. William l.. Sherman are
co-chairmen. The following are
assisting:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
State Clubs
Mee+Oc+.9 2

THE DIST annual convention
i Of the West Central district
Of the Michigan State Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs will con-
vene at VasSar. Oct. 9 and 10.
with Tuscola County clubs as
hosts. Mrs. Chester Graham,
CaSs City, will preside. Mrs.
John Ritsma and Mrs. A. r.
Schlicter, state vice presidents,
will assist her.
Past state presidents will be
guests. Mrs. r. S. Park, Vassar,
is general chairman.
Principal speakers will be:
Or. II. a. Lichtwardt, former
Far East physician; Or, Paul s.
Mayer. superintendent of mis-
sionaries in Japan, and Mrs.
Fred NJ. Cross. Bad Axe. presi-
dent of the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. The convention
program will be dedicated to
Mrs. Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Meu 0et,oite,,-

NANCY MARIE MORRISON born Sept 70 Mr. and Mrs.
Robert r. Morrison patricia Gendennlngl.
LINDA LEE BALL born Sept Is to Mr.. and Mrs Albert
+. Ball (Estele Rochon).
PAMELA SUE TAYLOR . born Sept. 1s to nA and Mrs.
d G.. Taylor Esther kopSD.
SUSAN LYNN SILK born Sept 20 MIR. and Mrs Irving
Silk Eleanor Kahn).
MICHAEL GARY VICTOR born Sept 20 to Mr. and Mrs
Simon II. HIelen Lsky)
SUSAN ELLEN BRADY born Sept % storekeeper BIC
and Mrs Thomas F. Brady tJane Devine)
CHARLES JOHN ROSSELLE born Sept % to 1t and
Mrs Donald j RoSsele Betty Barn.
RICHARD PAUL CHARON II born Sept p to'Capt
and Mrs Richard p. Charon (Noreen Acock).
JOHN CONNELL STRICKLAND born Sept % 10 1t and
Mrs Russell Strickland (MaTcia ConneD.
DANIEL JOSEPH WICKETT born Sept. % TO Mr. and
Mrs John Wickett Margaret Cavanaugh).
LINDA ANN Petersen born Sept. % TO 1t and Mrs
Herbert +. Petersen Eleanor Ann Hanavan)
SIIERYL LYNN CASTOR born Sept. % TO It. and Mrs.
Claude betty Ellen Hoffman,
CAROLYN ANN MCDONALD born Oct l to 1t and
Mrs Kenneth Macdonald (Canoyn Ann Webb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Bachelors Few

Pretty Mrs. Wylie Carhartt,
smart in knitted gray frock. on
her way 10 market and just saw
Eddie Macrone-which set US
off 10 thinking about our Crosse
Pointe bachelors-few and far
between but all so extra nice.
Take, Eddie Macrone, for in
Stance-lives al the Country
Club and Metamora-for his
chief relaxation rs riding and
hunting. Cooper Wood-hves at
the Little Club-loves TO deep
sea fish when he's in the South,
and plays an excellent game Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

back in Detroit again after a
summer in Connecticut and
Mrs. James McEvoy, who also
lives AT the Parkstone, is home
after a much needed rest. She
worked so hard for the dura-
ton - as head of instructors
for Nurses Aides-that her
friends were afraid she would
need Nurses Aid herself.
Everybody loves Ruth Nc
Evoy. Saw Mrs. Ralph Stoepei
and Mrs. Hugh Dillman both IN
the Michigan Central station
the other day-both returning
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Courses in Sewing
To Begin Tuesday

MRS. ROSE DEHNKE, COM
mittee chairman, and Mrs.
Louise Peterson, president of
the Northeastern YMCA Moth
ers' Club, have announced the
beginning this week of a 12-
week course in sewing and
home furnishings.
Glasses will meet Tuesdays
from ] to 3 p. m. Mrs. +. G.
Eckert of Wayne University,
will be the instructor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Weekend Farmer

Robert Dyar-lives at the
University Club-loves 10 fish
and hunf-a1so plays good con-
tract. Harold Murphy-one of
the best ever-very busy busi-
nesSman who relaxes by quiet
dinners with friends and who
gets his exercise with golf or
tennis. One of the best known
bachelors is a really splendid
musician. Have you ever heard
c. Levon Eksergian play the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Kappa Delta Sets
II Founders Day

THE DETROIT ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION OF KAPPA A
DELTA is holding its annual
Founders Day banquet in the
Detroit Yacht Club Wednesday
at $50 p. m.
Florence Maple. u h or OF
the Hopwood award winner,
Family Tree" will speak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Betty WeIIman Wed

z ANNOUNCEMENT HAS been
made Of the marriage OF Miss
Betty Naomi Wellman and Ira
+ Gumm, which took place
Monday. After a wedding trip
10 New York they will make
their home in the Chatham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

from quick trips cast and both
glad TO be back again Mrs.
Dillman was smart in a black
suit, oi1-the-face black hat and
sables. Mrs. Stoepel wore navy
with touches of gray - very
SWank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
MESDAMEs
Enqineers Wives Meet

THE SOCIETY OF ENGI-
NEERS' WIVES will hold its
<,rst meeting of the season
Wednesday at the Rackham
Building. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Mons Meet Monday

MONS OF AMERICA. UNIT
"a, will meet at the Statler
Monday at 2 p. m. There will
be board meeting at II p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Gard Party Thursday

ST. VINCENT ALTAR so
CIETY will sponsor a luncheon
and card party on Thursday in
the Women's Guild.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

violin? If YOU haven't you
have a treat in store for you.
Any one asked to that charm
ing apartment of his in the
Whittier will tell you that not
only his music but his very
interesting anecdotes viii de-
light you. HIS Week-ends are
spent farming believe II or
not-and his chores include
feeding the pigs on the farm
which he and his brother own
jointly. Then for a good dinner
compan ION, you can't beat
George Russell. who always has
a Joke and a good story 10 stop
that gap in dinner conversation.
AND don't forget our very be-
loved j. NJ. tPaD O'Dea
bachelor of bachelors Detroit
is we'll of if one counts quality
but not quantity.
Lively Mrs. Austin Wing is
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
The DOrager's DOggereI: -s.
Friends Shouldn't Bear
Your Children S Care
DON'T park your young
IL children

DON'T park your young
IL children
With neighborS and
friends:
For nothing so quickly
All good feeling ends.
IT'S sheer imposition
l. TO just blandIy say:
I'm going TO market
May they stay and play?"
1--WE had Mrs. Sponger's chill
dren all day today" sighed a
busy young matron with two
youngsters of her own. "She
stopped off this morning and
asked me to keep them while
she went 10 market. What
could l do but say yes. Then
she telephoned and said she had
decided to go down town II she
could leave them with me.
Well-never again--it's enough
to take care Of my own"
This happened just last week
in that cute little street that
opens off of Crosse Pointe
boulevard.
Looks and feels like fall. A
few victory gardeners are out
getting in their squash and late
beets and carrots. Saw the
Frederick Halls the other day
and the Benny Dixons--with
their arms full of yellow and
green good eatings. Mrs. Gill
bert Waldo, back from Cali
fornia, dressed in brown wool
striding along Country Club
Lane.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-12-31
Youth Enters
Guilty Plea in
Burglary Case

Ann Arbor. Dec. 81 - Charles
Wolters. IS. OF 12i5 W. Michigan
Ave. Ypsilanti. is in jail today af-
ter pleading guilty before Judge
James r. Breakey, Jr., to charges
OF breaking and entering in the
night time. The youth was re-
manded for pre-sentence investiga-
tion.
Wolters was arrested by Police
Detectives William Reiman and
Donald Ruddick December q in
Ypsilanti and admitted that he had
burglarized the Riverside Bowling
Alley. the Recreation Bowling Alley
and the Greyhound Bus Station.
The parents Of the boy live In
Missouri.
Police are still investigating sew
eral other boys who were known to
have loitered around Wolters hotel
room.