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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-12

With the WACS and WAVES back
from overseas, many a home will be
better furnished.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-12

Guidc d, q Mighty One, With III,
hand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-12
OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.
PHONE 2S9 OR 6S9-W

State of North Carolina:
County OF Nance:
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Meeting Changed

The Bloomfield Hills branch
Of the WomanS National Farm
and Garden Club will meet At
1870 Monday. Jan. p, for pot
luck luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Kingsley Brown, Wadding-
ton road, instead of 2 o'clock
IN the Guild Hall of Christ
Church Cranhrook aS was pre-.
viously planned Assisting Mrs
Brown viii be- Mrs. James
Goudle. Mrs. H. Gray Muzzy
and Mrs Fred Weed
Mrs. r L. Rlckenbaugh with
Ann and Kent have left TO make
their home IN Denver, Colo
Hosts at dinner preceding their
departure included Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey 3. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Howe. Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Campbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy 3. Moynahan. Betty
Vale also entertained "A at
dinner honorlng' Ann
They will Join Mr.. RICken-
baugh who left a month ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Members Energtic in Their Tasks

Some of the hardest working members of the COMMITTEES
pictured page-Mrs Jack Trow with her 3yearod
daughter Trow Mrs Harold Beatty with young
George, and Mrs. James B. Webber Jr
Every day they go with their lists of and report
that evening to the office.
H. Lynn Person, who since the Detroit chapter
organized been active the campaign serving
this committee.
Others are Mrs. Ernest Kanzer, Mrs. Francis Palms
Eugene Arnfed Mrs Bruce Douglas, Mrs. John
REMOVER George Freedman Mrs Heath Baagh os Pleas
ant Ridge Mrs Sidney Willis Mrs Janet Whirl Kelsey Mrs
William Palmer Mrs Henry Myers Mrs. Oscar Zemon and
Mrs G.. Allan McKaig
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Johnny's Her Weakness

MRS. JOHN s. NEWRERRY
VI looking like the SlStine
Madonna IN her Red Cross
hcaddreSS. She Is mad about
that new GrandChild. John y.
Lord Jr.
John Is Penny drawing that
tiny daughter of his strapped
into a huge market basket on
a sled. She's going to show the
boys something of a heart
break When she grows up. pink
checks. blue eyes atwinklc
Mrs Gilbert Wheldcn. lovely
in a fur coat her head bare
and such a merry smile on her
face As she carted potatoes TO
her car.
Mrs Mason p Rumnev.
smart IN gray and white stripes
telling every one how pleased
she IS with the new Runney
home IN ST. Paul avenue She
also admits that Mason Jr. Is
high IN the upper brackets of
students At West Point.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
.Siqnna Gamma
Group Elects
THE sIGMA GAMMA -.

THE SIGMA GAMMA ASSO-
CITATION held is annual
meeting yesterday in the home
o, Miss Elizabeth Robb.
Mrs r Olney Jones prc,i.
dent opened the meeting with
a tribute 10 the late Mrs Hugh
Mcmillan second vice president
Mrs Francis Palme~ Boyor
read the minutes and Mrs.
Thomas NJ Parker gavo Inc
corresponding secretary report
Annual reports Of the stand
ing committees were given by
Mrs Edward NJ NictLeu. hui-
lctn Mrs Ford Ballantyne Jr,
memberships Mrs Charles r.
Iilbbard III publicity Mrs.
Jerome NJ. RemiCk Jr.. social
activities Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Whitney, clothing Mrs. Warren
: Booth. Bloomfield Hills, Miss
FNIII NblllllNt III lNlllldNr wi -
Fred l. Colby nccdlcwork guild;
Miss Sally Whitehead. juniors,
and Miss Nancy Hope Thomp-
son, volunteer service.
The report OF the board OF
trustees was given by Mrs.
George a. Schemm.
Mrs. William II. Ledyard
chairman of nominations. read
the slate for the coming wear,
which is Mrs. John l.. Remover.
president, Mrs. David {. ellis.
first vice president, Mrs Eugene
w. Lewis Jra second vice preSi-
dent. Mrs. Lloyd r. Marentettc,
treasurer, Mrs MyleS Weston.
assistant treasurer. Mrs. Thomas
NJ Parker, corresponding Secre-
tary. Mrs Gilbert s. CurrIc.
recording secretary. Mrs. Rich
ard BarrowS assistant Spcrc-
tary, Mrs Phyllis Smyle
Thompson, historian; Miss Eliza
beth Mary Hamilton, custodian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
GiIIettes Visited

Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Gillette Jr. of Wing Lake
were their son and daughter-ln-
law. Capt and Mrs Louis {.
Gillette of Chanutc Field, Per-
clyal Dodge of New York and A
cousin, William Gillette, of Pei
ham Manor. New York.
Mrs. James Sidway Of Wing
Lake entertained her neighbor-
hood knitting group IN her
home In this group are Mrs
Edward Proctor. Mrs. John Ian
der Mrs. W. w. DriSSen. Mrs.
Jones r. shannon. Mrs Alfred
LaBelle. Mrs w. y. Pittman,
Mrs John Gillette. Mrs. John
3 Poole Mrs l.. p. Albertson,
Mrs. Vernon Myers, Mrs. Ken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Families at Ceremony

In choosing NorWalk the
home OF Robert g two aHnt~,
Miss Ellen {. Little and Miss
Margaret Van Horne Little and
the former family home OF the
Little family Claire and Robert
facilitated the attendance of
theIr respective families
The couple exchanged their
vows al a lovely late afternoon
ceremony which was performed
in The presence of both families
and intimate friends. The BRIDE
chose an afternoon dress OF sheer
Cadet-blue wool made along
coaChman lines.
Her tiny black hat had a nose
veil and her accessories were
black. Pinned 10 her shoulder
was spray of snowy orchids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Mrs. O'Hair Again Heads Drive

Mr., Otiair again heads campaign carried in
hundreds of organizations through The
Detroit TmeSSponsored Mile Dimes She assisted by
army 'Streamners.
Half the raised during the annual local campaign Is
National Foundation Infantic Paralysis finance
research.
a arce part returned Michigan o used the
University Michigan which the research
laboratories the country; Michigan State and Wayne.
money remaining local chapters spent
meeting hospital bills for whose families unable
10 n hiring
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Dr.. Little
Married
By THE CHAPERON

A ROMANCE that began In
the University Hospital, Of Wc,t-
crn Reserve University whore
Ur Robert Colby Little. then am
Undergraduate medical student
was dong special extern work
and Claire Campbell Means WAS
. therapeutic dl,ucIan CulU-
mated IN the couple marriage
Saturday in N0nSaIk Q
Although Claire has been
making her home m Cleveland
for the last fcw year, since her
graduation from Florida State
College for Women. The home Of
her parents Mr. and Mrs CIar-
encc a. Means is IN Gainesville.
Fla
Robor, who va, graduated
from Dcnison University where
hc was affiliated with Sigma
chi Fraternity and from the
Western Reserve School Of
Medicine is the son OF Nr and
Mis- Edwin Robert Little Of
INari boulevard
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

Jan 20
~ INDA VISTA" the Braun
Il family home. VIII be an
open house this Sunday after
noon IN honor of 1t Julian
Braun, his hosts beng his broth
cr> and sisters MIR and Mrs.
William +. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph A. Braun Jr. Nh and
Mrs. Robert c. Leland and Mrs
Josephine Nhay He VIII leave
with Mrs Braun on Jan 30 for
Miami Beach
Dr. and Mrs John Ormond
have as their guests their
daughtcr-in-law Mrs Robert
Ofmand and infant son Of PhIla-
dclphia
Seaman 1c William Nancar-
row is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Loyal Nancarrow.
Several cocktail parties are
planned preceding the Dance
Club gala az the Community
House Jan. 27 Dr and Mrs
Henry Schmidt will be hosts 10
20 guests and Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Scheel also will entertain.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Buchanan will include
NESsPs AND wEspANE5
r. ". Brcr'rId stuart CsstTsn
Donald Goldsmith
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Father Best Man

Irma LCino Of Cleveland. was
the brides only attendant. She
wore lemon-ycllow and carried
tallSman roses. Mr.. Little was
his sons best man.
Mrs. Means selected a French
blue crepe while the mother Of
the bridegroom wore a moss AZ
ternoon dress. Both mothers
wore corSages OF shattered white
carnations.
After the rites an informal
reception was held. The newly
weds later left on their wedding
trip. Upon their return. DR.. and
Mrs, Little Will make their home
in Detroit while ne takes his
internShip AT Grace Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Island Folks Plan
Hard Times Party.

CROSSE lie, Jan. 2U
'1fARD TINES community dance viii be
~ gwen on Saturday IN the gymnasium Of tho
Crosse lie School under the supervision OF the
Parent Teachers Association. Invited 10 the
affair will be the. pupils of the high school and
their parents and friends The various commit
tees are made up Of the following:
Mrs Marion Hincklcy. general chairman.
Tickets and publicity MesdamcS Robert
CriChton Raymond Overholt, Leslie Schmldtke,
Joseph Miller, Mary AuStcrbeuy.
Refreshments Mrs Joel Swanson.
Dccoratons-MrS. Mary Anderson Mrs. Rom
aid Goodyear.
AZ a meeting Of the board OF the Garden club
in the home Of Mrs T. Y. Leonard, the following
officers were elected:
Mrs. O. A. Johnson president. Mrs. 7. y. Leon
ard vice president Mrs. Walter Nichols, treas
urer and Mrs William Hults secretary.
Miss Joan Mitchell Of Wyandotte, formerly OF
the Island will entertain al small tea al hcr
home this Sunday in honor Of Miss Janet Alex
andcr. whose marriage will take place on Feb 10,
Also in Miss AnleXanderS honor, Mrs. John NJ.
Mayors has ISSUED invitations TO friends of both
Janet and her mother 10 a personal shower on
Friday
Entertaining AZ luncheon before the meeting
Of the Friday Book Club next week will be Mrs.
Frank Jewell and Mrs. Raymond Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Slightly in Error

WE WISH We could have seen
" lovely Mrs. James J. Phe-
Ian. S expression when the draft
board called her and told her
her husband must report for in
duction Immediately or face inn
prlSonmcnt Capt Phelan has
been overseas for two years
Laviah Lucklng, dining with
her father Dean Lucking at
the Country Club the other
night IN dark blue froCk with
Sequlned trim was very stun.
ning. The pair seem to have
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Dearborn Women
To Meet Monday

DEARBORN WOMAN'S
CLUB will meet Monday at s
p. m. at Fordson High School
TO hear a lecture by Anne Little
BrandeS. Mrs. BrandeS is the
former associate editor of the
Detroit Clubwoman Magazine
and will discuss problems ei-
feCting the successful employ
ment of women IN war work
Mrs James Dunbar and Mrs
Dewitt Coburn Will be- tho
Joint hoSteSSeS at the meeting
and Mrs. Roscoe Simmons VIII
be- in charge Of the evening S
program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Hills Family Sets Party for Brother

Mr. and Mrs Edward Beres-
ford are entertaining their pot
luck bridge club this evening.
The guests Will include
ME~sR- AND MESDANFs
A.a~ Vent EsnEsrF Pr7wu
John kncCr' Q 3 Loud
F-r4 Weed
It. Paul 3 Hoffman USNR,
returned Jan l3 from 16 months
IN The Caribbean for A 30-day
lnaAn
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
How Remaining Funds Are Used

The remaining the Detroit chapter used
pay disqualification medical and service orhopedc
appliances and providing reSpraorS therapeutic equipment
other apparatus needed the treatment Of nfant PARALYSIS
patients.
finance training modern technique including the
Kenny method. through scholarships t
hundred employed the hot pack treat.
ment their pay totaling S125OOO. ~
number jumped from At in 1913 10 AIS in the
Summargof 1874
ner,N Mr.. Larned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Special Gifts Committee Named

special gifts committee, this year has been ap
pointed composed largely of mothers young children.
This is campaign which appeals to every mother
inantle paralysis is distinctly children's disease
Usually so to 50 per of under 10 Of
age and fewer than per cent adults.
BY personal solicitation the members of this committee
asking firms and corporations for large donations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

IT'S not considered "au far
l. these days 10 ask a business
favor or 10 mix society and
business. The days of getting
YOU INTO SoCIcty'> favorlte club
IN return for a business favor
are gone and high time too.
Sweet Sights OF the Week
Mrs Henry Howard Bennett
Experimenting with pipe
within the confines Of her home
She say she can smoke u hut
so far prefers a Clgaret when
She can find one
Those gorgeous wine coolers
fun Of growing water vines on
The WylIe Carhartl mantcl old
silver freight and fresh green
leaves. Gretchen Carhartt iS
the only person We know who
doesn't like that portrait Of
herself which hangs on the west
wall of the living room. 1t IS
one Of the lovclcSt portraits Of
young girl We have ever
seen
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

Meth McGregor. Mrs. {. ( Holz-
worth and Mrs. William w. VII
lIamS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
2layai:r
Ran,bk5
Hundreds
Are Cured
OF Polio
Times Photo

Y UNDREDS Of children, victims of last summers in
- fanle paralysis epidemic in Wayne County thanks
u to your dimes and dollars have been restored
health and are back at school leading normal happy
lives
OF the 400 patients whose treatment made possible
through funds collected by Detroit chapter of the National
Foundation for nfane Paralysis only 80 still hosptazed
The receipts of the 1914 campaign $780, OOo Of
which the placed the moving picture heaters
yielded S115,OOO.
School childrens pennies and dimes sweled the amount
But according Abner Larned chairman of the Detroit
chapter proposed this 90 after the big money
The goal of the current campaign which ends Jan. 81,
Is $500 600.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

such GOOD times foge'hor
They are foregoing their usual
winter TRIP so that they Wont
take The places Of some service
mon on lurlough
The Henry r Gamblers about
10 depart for Palm Beach Alr>.
{. very ultra IN mink She was
wearing green orchids. And.
speaking of orchids. Mrs Cecil
Hobbs had very gorgeous one,
oA the other day aEalpS; a G44
green coat
Evening star., 1945-06-03

!. Suppose you start with an
egg, cereal with milk, and
buuered toast. They are fine
for many vitamins and to
build up the energy needed
for a good mornings work.
Yet, like mos t foods, they
fall short in vitamin c.
Evening star., 1945-06-03


II
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Chapter Schedules
Luncheon Meetinq

THE STARS AND BARS
CHAPTER Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Lin
Bell Jr. in Belanger avenue on
April 6.
The business meeting will
take place at l p. m. after which
luncheon will be served and
bridge will be played during the
afternoon. Mrs. Neil G.. Skill
man and Mrs. John Griffin will
be co-hosteSscS with Mrs. Bell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Casual button f,oo' dress OF Sosu
rayoo. Pretty paste. coors. with white
scro.. a. the shoulder. so1 white button;
from neck 70 5em.ioe. smart peg pock.
ets. Be@syre 70 see This fashion fsvorte.
Misses sizes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-23

EAST DETROIT
Brick 4 and bath; tile features; floor
ed attic; large lot; fenced; good locs-
tion-e8. 600: terms.
Modern frame; gas heat: near Ora
tiot; large los-es.eeo; 1000 down.
Brick; exceptionally nice 3 rooms;
near Gratiotn-e Aile-sl0, 500.
GRATIoT TOWNSHIP
q and bath: tiled vestibule; kitchen
and bath; 3 short blocks from Mile
bus; well worth $1,000.
Rockville
4 and bath; utility: new plaster; elee-
trio hot water heater; near Gratiot
and Martin road-s4, 600; 81 400 down.
and bath; utility; furnace; Martin
road. near Gratiot-s4.s0 800; $500 down;
and bath; lots; fruit trees and
berries: near Gratiot--ss. 800; terms
{ and bath: fioored attic; near Ora
tiot: vacant $500; 81 900 down.
MT. CLEMENS
MODERN and bath; sun porch
garage; lot 6oxiss on Gratiot-$o, 600;
50. 500 down.
WARREN TWP.
and bath; fully insulated; storm
windows and screens; near o Mile
S. 600: terms.
Brick 8 and bath: furnace; large lot;
near Van Dyke and 8 Mile; house needs
some finishlng-S5.70 700.
LITTLE FARMS
i50xl8i on Little Mack: 3 and bath;
fruit trees: chicken coop-&4. $50; terms.
B5x233 fenced; near Gratiot-C Common
road: s and bath; utility: glassed-in sun
porch: garage; chicken coop-$5,o0o:
terms.
and bath: utility; floored attic;
near IL Mile: Little Mack; lots each
30x200-S4. 900.
70xl4o near Gratiot-Martin road; 4
and bath; utility: Rarage--9A. $50.
.. acre: and BATH utility; lox2A
chicken coop; fruit trees-S5. 00oi terms.
FRASER
n acre: 5 and bath; furnace $500;
terms.
"a acre: 3-room brick; vacant; ga
rage-$3, 200.
IA acre on paved road: Z and room
for bath; water; gas; electricity -
81 900.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiet at 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 33Oe-J
TYTTrA RnAh-AT1AM MILE FRI SER
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Farm and Dairy Products H-I0

BALED hay; first and second cut
ting: Timothy CloveY Alfalfa. August
Ross, phone 794l. A23
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CLEANUP SALE


An excellent opportunity TO buy that
vacant lot for your future home.
Business lot on East Broadway and
Clemens street-$l 900.
Several other very good building lots
and garden sites near JOY Blvd. from
SIPS uD.
SOUTH MACOMB AREA
On North side of 20 Mile road near
jefferson, ST. Clair Shores--SlO per II.
|. Nine Mile and Rausch Ave, 40Nloo
II 81 900
2 Jefferson avenue and Gordon
Switch Drive, ST Clair Shores-s2. $50.
3. $50 fee: on Gordon Switch Drive
$40 per foot
A. Harper avenue. near Masonic: 3
acres--Sl 500.
S. Acreage on Murray Drive-s4o0
per acre.
6. Two lots on Euclid Blvd, ST. CLAIR
Shores-Sl25.
g. Two acres near Wolf road on FL
len avenue--S650
FULL INFORMATION GLADLY CIV
EN-.
MOUNT CLEMENS SAVINGS BANK
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Wearing Apparel
H-23


TOP prices paid for milling whea.
and buckwhe1t. Utica Milling CO. 3l2
Cass Ave. Phone Nj. Clemens 1881
D. ALA
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Tom Whitley
81 Macomb ST.. Above Cunninghsm's
Phone Mt. Clemens 6082 c

Ranch HOmesites
lOOx45O and other sizes: ven re-
stricted: reasonably prices: easy
terms: Harper. near Croker and ST.
Louis church; also I00x300: well re-
stricted: block off South Gratiot. near
Clinton River bridse-only e595; 500
down; $40 month
FARMS
80 acres near Richmond: modern
home: flowing well; gas and electric
ity: head OF cattle: so chickens; all
farming tools including tractor-Sll 900:
terms 81
26 acres good garden land; modern
home; for sale or exchange for city
property
Homes
s rooms; garage; two 40 IT. lots; near
transportation--only $4,000; terms.
Beautiful 7-room brick; Seminole
Hills; living room: dining room. kitch-
en-; bedrooms and bath up; recrea.
ton room 26xi3; hot water heat; all
copper plumbing: lot 80xl76-Sl3.3 500:
half down.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-01
Weddings

One of the most impressive home
weddings of the autumn season was
solemnized at seven thirty o'clock
Tuesday evening, when Miss Gladys
e. Abshire, daughter of Mrs. Edward
Sheldon, became the bride of 1t.
Donald W. Mintzer, U. S. Army
Medical Corps, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynwood Mintzer, Ocean City, N.
j., at the Sheldon residence, Poto-
mac Avenue.
The single ring ceremony was
read by by the Rev c. Aubrey
Young in an alcove banked by palms
and autumn flowers and lighted by
tall candles.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her stepfather, Mr.. Ed
ward j. Sheldon, was lovely in a
grey dressmaker suit, with black
accessories and an orchid corsage.
She was was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. George Holmes, who wore
grey, with a shoulder bouquet of
red rose buds.
Mrs. Sheldon was attired in a
grey and yellow print, with yellow
roses for her corsage, and pink rose
buds set off the grey travelling suit
worn by the groom's mother.
Lit. Robert Kershaw, u. S. NJ,
Ocean City, N. j., was best man.
An informal reception followed
the wedding ceremony, after which
the bride and groom left for we'd
ding trip to New York City.
Mrs. Mintzer, who is a graduate
of HagerstoWn High School, was a
student of the University of Mary
land before entering nurses train
ing at the U. of M. hospital, from
which she was graduated in June
of this year.
Lieutenant Mintzer, a graduate of
the U. of NJ Medical School, intern
ed for a year at the university's hos
pital before entering the Service.
Stationed until recently at Gardiner
General Hospital, Chicago, he has
been ordered to Tokyo at the expira-
ton of his current leave.
Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding, in addition to the groom's
parents and the best man, were:
Miss Louisa T. Corson, 1t Comdr.
Ewing T. Corson, 1t. and Mrs. Will
liam t. Christian, Mrs. Margaret
Kershaw, Miss Sue Willis and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Oeschlager, all of
Ocean City, N. ].
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-01
ONCE OVER LIGHTLY
ga MI DRIED SCHOEN


learning eXtant today and is being
more closely studied in the world of
higher education than any Of her
great competitors. II would be dis
grace for the citizens of Maryland
to permit this vigorous and veneer
able institution to be forced to seek
a location outside the state.
The performance of re-ehlist-
ments reported by the local Army
recruiting office is food for thought
particularly since an off-the-record
interview with Army brass indicates
that Army itself is as surprised as
the general public will be. Recruit
ing groups had assumed that re-en-
listments would begin pouring in
only after mastering out pay and
unemployment benefits had been ex-
hausted. However, many a man with
his mustering-out pay intact in his
wallet is signing up for another
hitch. The implications are troubl-
ing and thoueht-provoking: do the
services offer the veteran greater
sense of security in changing
world? Have several years as part
Of the necessarily autocratic regime
of the armed forces destroyed per
sonal initiative? Has it become
easier to take orders than to do ones
own thinking? Or have we, as civil
ians, failed the veterans by our lack
Of a comprehension of the magni-
tude Of his accomplishments and
problems even of his language and
his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that return
ing to us is like coming home to
strangers? Among the veterans we
know-and they are many and
representative-we are conscious of
a mounting impotence and a forth
right criticism of the way we have
handled important matters left in
trust with us. The re-enlistment are
a sign and signal deserving care
full consideration.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-01
.B.P.W. Club To Hold
Dinner Meeting
Price Panel To Have Exhibit
Al Business And Professional
Women's Club Meeting.

An exhibit, comparing dollar
power in food purchases under the
rationing programs of both World
Wars and II, will be presented by
the local oPA Price Panel at a din
ner meeting of the Business and
Professional Womens Club at the
Hotel Alexander on November s.
Food for Victory" will be the
topic for the clubs program, which
will be in charge of Miss Miriam
Hoffman. A discussion of the pos
sibilities of maintaining a perman-
ent peace will be conducted by Mrs.
Helen Sim and Mrs. Wilson =. Ard,
and there will be II reading of an
Archibald McLeish radio script, by
Mrs. Neal Baylor and Mrs. Marjorie
Hoachlander,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-01

with ribbon steamers.
Mrs. Willard Ranck, matron of
honor, wore a fuchsia dress, with a
corsage of yellow rosebuds. The
brides mother also wore yellow
rosebuds with her tan ensemble.
Mr.. Willard Ranck, uncle of the
bride was best man.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents, after which the
couple left for wedding trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. Gisinger, a graduate of Ha-
gerstown High School, is at present
employed in the Peoples Drug Store
here.
The groom, who was educated in
Argenta, Ill, has served in the Navy
for the past FIVE years.