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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
4 Chest Groups
To Reopen Drive

With 20 per cent Of their quota
still lacking, Community War
Chest workers are today reor-
ganiZing into four post-campaign
committees 10 drive for additional
gifts until Jan. Is
Walter c. Laidlaw, campaign
chairman, announced these com
miiiceS AT a luncheon Yesterday
which marked thee official clos
ing of the l945 War Chest. lie
emphasized that their concen-
tiated work will begin after
Jan. l..
The total receipts reported are
Sc, S57 ,S24. This represents so per
cent of Detroits quota, SS 1870 336.
Following are the latest contrl-
hutionS NJ SSO0 and oVar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
4U. D. Engineers Win
Full Professorships

{. J. Freund dean Of the Col
loge of Engineering. University Of
Detroit, today announced promo
tions Of four faculty members.
l.. r BlakeSlee became director
Of architectural engineering: T. c.
Hanson. director Of engineering.
and instructors George II Twee-
ney Of acronautical engineering
and Anthony s Satullo of cleo
trical engineering 10 professors IN
their respective departments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

2l5cl TREASl RY
BONDS Of l967-72
Asa long term Investment
for near uaNmum weld
ln,estin them iot market.
ab,htN They may he used
=, collateral and hcCau-c
they are rcdcemahlc At par
for cderal l state taScS
on death Of oW ner. huN
them fpt Nour estate NJ
limit ON amount.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Union Income Exempt

WASHINGTON, Nov. II CINS)
The treasury reported today
that labor unions received an in
come Of S4lSO00,0O0 in the year
1943, for which they were tax
pNQff1ni
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
k-HeatiOnS Gone. Islanders
Get Taste of KeecOnVerSiOn

Most pressing rcconversion
problem of native islanders in the
Pacific, says 1t. James c, Whltta-
ker, IS 10 give up their coveted
delicacy army K-railons, and re-
turn TO their agc-old diet OF taro
root and fish.
WhIttaker co-pilot Of the plane
which crashed in inc Pacific with
Capt. Eddie Rlckenbacker and
was adrlft for II days, arrived
IN Detroit last night for a speak
ing tour Of 10 churches and 10
schools.
Ills experiences are described
in his book. I'VE Thought We
Heard the Angels Sing, which
sold 10000 copies and was trans
lated into Bralllc.
Another volume, Other
Hands VIII be off the presses
next month, dealing with the
problems We face with the ma
tiycs in the Pacific.
WATER BRINGS MEMORY
Whitaker paused While slipping
a glass of water to look sharply
as If seeing It for the first time.
This glass would have
brought thousand bucks on
that raft" be SAID reminis-
Gently.
Whitaker VIII describe his col
oriul experiences tonight At
Youth Rally in the Metropolitan
Methodist Church. 5000 Wood
ward. and tomorrow AZ the
Covenant BAPTIST Church and the
First Methodist Church, 16300
Woodward.
PRAYERS AND FISH
"Tm not preacher or
speaker either" saws Whltta-
ker. "but maNbe I can. through
my experiences. bring people a
little closer Ia the fact there's
someone keepin' this old mud
ball wheeling.
81 had never been religious,
in fact I'd never been in church.
When Capt. Bill Cherry prayed
on that raft he didn't use
'thee'S' and 'thou'S' he talked 20
God as II He was friend. He
called Him The old Master In
90 minutes two FISH jumped in
the boat"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Train Kills |, Hurts |

MONROE. Nov II William St
Bernard IS. is dead and Peter
Larkn 20. IN serious condition at
Mercy Hospital from injuries suf-
fercd when their automobile was
struck by a Pere Marquette
freight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
A Couples
Robbed

A bandit preyed upon four
couples parked in automobiles
early today and escaped with $3.50
and iewelry
Police said the robherieS oc-
Cured between 2 and 3:45 a. m
and, according 10 descriptions
from the victims, were staged by
the same bandit.
In each case he surprised the
couples. brandished a revoll eI
and dem a n d G d purses and
watches
The victims were John De-
Clark, "a, Of 1205S eKilbourne
robbed Of S55 while parked in
front Of 55OS Dubois; Stanley w
Miemiec. 26. Of $50 MERCER. SIC
and watch robbed in front Of
6544 HoratIo. Ben Cato. 30. Of
953 T. Hancock. $50 al -512Q
Vermont. and William Pilbcan.
as. of 1854 Elm. s.. while sitting
with Miss Katherine Dolan. 81,
OF 672 Clalrmount, in front Of her
home
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Institute to0pen
French Room

Formal opening Of the restored
French Room al the Detroit In
Stitute OF Arts viii be held Frl-
day, Director Edgar p. Richard
son announced today.
The enlarged room was made
possible by funds provided by Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Kanzlcr, who
also presented several pieces Of
period furniture for the room,
Director Richardson said.
The room is said 10 be one Of
the finest French Eighteenth CEN
fury rooms IN America New fur
niShings include a Regency gilt
table. Louis XV desk. a chair
said 10 have belonged 10 Freder-
lex the Great and many other
rare art pieces
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Dad Flying
$500 Miles
To EsiaeS

pvt Otto Winkclman OF Rose
vile is flying back from Tokyo
nearly $500 milos-to help bury
his five small chilren, who burned
10 death in their home.
The army ordered a plane for.
Winkelman. who was al the l1th
replacement depot IN Nagoya
aWaltiE1 transportation home-
,nen the Stars and Stripes +.
brought news of the family
tragedy Under a war department
order Wnkclman was one OF the
enlisted men with three or morea
children scheduled for discharge.
An appeal 20 his commanding
officer brought immediate re-
Spon>c
Funeral services for the chill,
drcn, who ranged in age from z,
20 7 years, will be held at 80.
p m tomorrow nj the Mt. Zion
Evangelical Church here. The
bodies viii be placed in a mauso-
'leum At Nj Clemens 10 await the
fathers arrival and burial serv-
ices viii Then take place.
Mrs Wllkclman is convalescing
from shock and lacerations at the.
home Of her father in Fraser.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
; New Catholic
Pastors Named

LANSING. Dec. IS (AP)-The
Lansing Catholic diocese today;
announced appointment of three
pastors, two of them former
chaplains in the armed forces.
The Rev. A. J. ok, recently,
discharged from the navy where's
he served as chaplain aboard the
USS General Hersey, was ape
pointed pastor of St. Joseph
Church, ST Joseph The Rev.'
George a. Higgins, who received
the Legion of Merit for his work
as army chaplain with the 77th.
Field Artillery in the Italian cam
paign. will become pastor OF St.
Mary'S Church, Marshall.
The Rev. Joseph V. Coyle, pas
tor of ST. Joseph Church, st. Jo-
seph, was appointed pastor of st.
John the Evangelist Church,
jackson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Child ScaIded

Larry Fisher 6-meHths-old son
OF Mrs. Leah Fisher Of 1895
t1aPcf rs under treatment at
Rediord Receiving Hospital for
burns suffered yesterday when ms
mother spilled a kettle Of hot
water while bathing him
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
SEKvICEMEN GUESTS

Lonely scrviccmen pass e
through The city were feted al the
CSO. and provided dinners in pri-
Nate homes for all Of them
Christmas breakfast was served
20 75 soldiers who spent Christ
mas Eve IN the USO dormitory
and caph soldier visiting the USO
was given a pair 81 Christmas
socks stuffed with gifts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Michigan FiIipinos
Plan Banquet, Dance

Jose Rial Day. commemorating
the death OF the famed Filipino
hero, will be observed Saturday
by Michigan FillpinoS at a pan
quet and dance at the Detroit
Leland Hotel.
Speakers will include Morton
Grass. Jacinto Cabanan and Mrs.
a. Dungalle. Harold Murphy.
brother Of Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy, Will be a guest of
honor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Canadians 4 Wives
Transport Planned

THE HAGUE Dec 26 ms
The Canadian embassy in the
Hague disclosed today that II had
established a special repatriation
service 10 facilitate transfer 20
Canada Of 5000 20 5000 wives
ana frances Of Canadian soldiers
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Long Distance Calls
Here Break Record
Detroit Times Paot

The Michigan Bell Telephone
Co reported today that more than
45 900 long distance calls were
handled in Detroit Christmas Day
for a now record
The peak was reached shortly
after Z p. m. II was estimated
more than half tho calls involved
Servlcemen and their families.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Jurors Holiday
Detroit Times Saginaw BureAu

SAGINAW. Dec. 26-Little ac-
tion was expected in circuit court
this week as the Louis Earle
murder trial remained recessed
until after New Years.
Jurors on the lengthy case were
excused by Judge Robert T. Hol-
land until Jan. 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Mt. Clemens Man
Missing for Week

The disappearance Dec 70 ri
Robert West. 50. of Nj Clemens
today was being probed by De-
troIt and state police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
LIST GREATLY INCREASED

RecOnyersion layoffs,. d. strikes
and the huge number Of service
families struggling along on
meager allotment checks have so
swollen the ranks Of Detroit s
needy that the Goodfellows' pur-
ChaseS even though they were
far heavier than last year-were
not adequate
Walter /. Mckenzie, Coodfellow
purchasing chairman. says the
Goodfellows have the money but
not r. goods a vote will be
taken next Wednesday as 10
whether 10 send each by-paSsed
efftfH s. cash GRIT certificate
At the Howard Street Mission
between the hours Of II a. m and
= p. m. more than 500 needy men
trooped in 10 surround the big
Christmas tree and sing carols
before sitting down so a turkey
dinner prepared by the missions
chefs directed by Mrs. Lulu Roe
Curry. superintendent.
And not far away In the Saliva
tion Army'S BoWcry Corps
lnear forgotten fraternity Of men
gathered for a day of fellowship.
warmi and fcaStlng Here more
than 100 were given all they
wanted Of ham, vegetables pie,
cake and coffee
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Vet Questioned
Further in Killing

Seymour Cohn, % war veteran
Who Killed the business partner OF
his cstrangcd wife after he had
failed in an attempted rcconciiia-
tion va, being questioned today
Cohn admitted 10 Assistant
Prosecutor Harry Letter that he
Sho, Abraham OrloW. 50, six
times as be slept IN ms room At
a boarding house operated by
Mrs. Conn, at l72S Taylor
Orlow died of wounds in the
head neck and shoulder early
Christmas morning. He and Cohn s
wife. Bertha, 2S, Jointly operated
a dry goods business a. 6i2-
CICnC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
RETURNS WEAPON

Detectives said Cohn returned
10 Gofstcin's home after the
shooting. cXClalmlng
Here's your gun. just
killed man. What should I
doe"
Relatives SAID Cohn called his
wife on Christmas Eve from the
home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Meyer Cohn at the w. Phil
adclphla address.
Return with the children and
u will be the best Christmas
present I've ever had" they
quoted him as saying.
The wife refused but offered 10
ID him have the children, the
relatives said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Father Fou nd Henqino

VAN DYKE, Dec IS Walter
Keller 81, was found yesterday
hanging IN the home Of his son,
John. 34iS CaSS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
COIN SURRENDERS

Nh, Conn and her three chill
61cn were sleeping IN other
rooms of the boarding house when
the killing occurred They were
UnmolcSted
Cohn surrendered 10 his broth
rr-u-law, Bernard GofStein of
1868 w Philadelphia a police
-Tsn Ills service revolver was
used In The Staying
The assistant prosecutor said
Cohn told him he was playing
cards with has sister Mrs Ma
ron GolfStein when her husband
returned from work ht 1890 m.
Gofstein laid his gun down
when he entered the house. Cohn
SAID he picked II up when the po-
hccman went into another room.
re then went 10 his wifeS board
ing house and found his way TO
CIioW. quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
1000 Await Aid
OF GoodfeNows
Old Newsboys Failed
10 Reach Everybody

The executive committee Of the
Old Newsboys will meet tomor-
row 10 arrange a belated Christ
mas for 1,500 Detroit youngsters
the Goodfellows missed this year,
il was announced today.
For the first time i'm their his
tory the valiant Goodfellows were
forced 10 admit they had to miss
some youngsters, but promised to
make amends.
Although they labored nightly
Christmas Eve and all day Christ
mas, there are still more than
l,500 children whom Christmas
has passed by,
BY the time the 200 Detroit
policemen and their boy scout
helpers finished their work Of dis
tributing baskets 10 the cityS
needy, 10000 packages Of clothing
alone had been passed out. But
this was not enough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

With three sons IN the service.
Joe Donovan ha, special interest
IN fcrNing returning service men.
Come 90 Gatoly'i and buv VIA,
YOU need and pay a. YOU please.
Credit, Charge, Cs,h, Layaway.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
GREENWOOD

'h thursday evening. March ).
me "llIlng Workers Glass OF
3'"[' Methodist Church met at
me nome OF Miss Lcliu Graham. 4
1"oH crowd was present. After thu
business meeting the social hour
was carried on by Mrs. Marie Ora
PEI III games. after which delicious
,'li'Shhlents We're served by The
nos TESS. The next meeting VIII be-
H'ld on Thursday evening. April II.
~ IN" home OF Nh. and Mrs Clar-
rhce Spence.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. r UhI.r sprur
part OF last week with Mr.. Uhirrs
nf"'her and family. OF Lansdalc.
Penna.
Mr. and MIS-. William Golt. ot
Glenn Moore, Pa. We're w,ck-end
GUESTS OF Mrs Louise Cooper an!
daughter. JOY.
Mr. and Mrs V y. Porter are he
iHS congratulated on the birth oi
daushter on February y in tn,
Milford Memorial Hospital. TN,
IlttIc miss has been named Jam,
Christine.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Sprnc,
amt Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coulter Wis
It"d Mr. and Mrs. Sanford CItroI
at Lt"eS ON Sunday
Key. George Morris will fin IN,
pulpit OF Grace Methodist Chufcl
ON next sunday at II o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
FREDERICK

Mrs. Marie Bland OF WiIminaton
IS visiting her parents. Alr. ami
Mrs. Raymond Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowdju ot
amden. We're guests of Mrs. Anna
VI. Harrington and Mrs. Elizabeth
harrington on SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. George Manluyc. OF
near Dover. visited Harry NJ Boone
and Wife ON Sunday.
Lieut.. James Dare and mother.
MfS. Elizabeth White. and aunt.
Mrs. Emma Iollcgcr. visited Miss
Betty Dare. who is in training at 4.
hospital in WASHINGTON. d. G.. last
week
MIR. W. 5. Davis. Of Dover. spent
the Weekend with his sister. Mrs
SaIlie Williams.
Miss Jennie Morris. OF Wesley
Junior College. entertained at hrr
nom" al dinner on Wednesday. the
Dean. Carrie Walters. Miss VII
ginia Rittcnhousc, pupil. and
Lieut.. James Dare who has ms,
returned from "trip To India. also
his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth White.
Mrs Ruth Darbic and daughters.
OF Wilmington. spent the Weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. NJ. Durbic
and son. Arthur.
Miss Emma Manlove and Miss
Helena Case were luncheon guests
OF Mrs. Sallie Williams on sun
day On Tuesday, Mrs. Williams
luncheon guests We're: Mrs Sylvia
Ddrbie and Mrs. Sarah W. John
son. OF Seaford
Mr. and Mrs John Stevens. ot
Wilmington spent part OF laSi
week with Mrs. Annie r. Halin2-
ton and son. oscar =. Harrington.
People are beginning To clean
mp their yards getting ready tol
thc spring planting Crocusc. ar,
our in bloom and tulips and dafto
dis are up through the ground
Pussy willows and the yellow flow
crS are also making their appear
anCe
Mrs Amanda Lohand. of Hous
ton. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burris
Mrs. Katie Boone is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H. f. Mittcn.
The program OF III" w :. G. :;
was as follows:
Piano solo. Mrs. Helen Carlisle
Vocal solo. Mrs Marian GcroW
Piano solo. Dorothy Warren
Reading. Mrs Elizabeth Ninyard
assisted hy Mrs Conlcy, bo'h il
costumes.
Two piano duets. beautifully rem
dcr"d by Mrs. Madeline Bcnmot
and Mrs Irmu hughes. of FELTON,
Mrs. Bennett At the piano led tn,
group in the singing OF patriot,
songs.
Mr. and Mrs r. Il Spuwy arr
] sharing th"ir home with Dr an
j Mrs. Stanley stationed AT the Dove
Air Base
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

the past Weekend
Mr.. and Mrs Burl Adams gave
a birthday dinner for their young
est daughter. Mary Helen. who was
one year old on Saturday, March
IL Others present We're their 9th
er daughter. Mariorie and MIR. and
Mrs. f. Y. Baker. parents ot Mrs.
Adams Later in the evening those
present were her sister and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conn Scott and
two children. Jane and BIZ. all of
town. Ice cream and cake were
served
Mrs Myrtle Lynch. OF Laurel.
was guest OF her sister. Mrs Olive
Timm0ns. for a few days last week
Mrs Ray Holloway and daughter
Ann. and son, Ray, Jr. spent from
Friday to Sunday with the formers
father and sister Rev. J. l.. Spark
lin and daughter. in Wilmington
They We're accompanied hy Mrs. j
Roland Buell. who visited with he.
Two daughters. Mis-. Gpauncttr T.
IsaacS. teacher at the NrWp0r'
School. and Miss Carolyn Buell.. ;
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
DAGSBORO

Mr. and Nrs Gardener Stccn on
tortaintd to dinner sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Tin-lc and family and
Ais, Sarah rimmons.
MI and Mrs. William Nickrrs
called on Mrs. Wicker; father. MI
John Timmonls who is i'll at the
Eomt Ut lis SON, Walter Timmons
Mn and Mrs. Marion Fish OF
Preston. Maryland are The parents
OF baby daughter born Sunday
Ms. ish was formerly Miss Bcr-
thd Brumllr OF here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West OF
Hiidecvill" called on Mr.. and Ms.
t.hc West sunday.
Mrs Anna William is spending
.oM" tinr At Philadelphia
Miss Bonnie Beth Stcen. small
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Stecn swallowed Il nickle Sunday
lod2iue near tie heart. She was
rushed to the I.eWe~ Hospital and
then to the Jefferson Hospital.
Philadelphia where she is being
tleatcd.
Mrs. Dmi- Gray left Friday for
Eost0n Massachusetts to visit her
husband OrIille Gray. L. :. Army
Then little daughter, Judy Ann i,
STAYING with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Orville IayficId.
Mrs. Milland West and sister
Miss Virginia Hickman and Miss
Pc2ey Davidson AT Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest hudson OF
near Millshoro and son, Granvill,
Hudson OF New York, Marine
called on MIR. and Mrs. Horace
Hickman Sunday. Granville will
return 10 Boston for further train
ing.
Nh and Mrs J. Martin Timmon,
and Mr.. and Mrs Gardener Steer
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. anC
Mrs. stephen Long at Sclhyville.
Private Granville Johnson, Mis-
huth Johnson of Nillshoro, Mis-
Cora Brumbly of Dclmar called on
Nh and Mrs Harold Hudson ant
son, Marshall and daughter, Barba
ia Ann Saturday night Miss Ruti
Johnson was dinner guest ON sun
DAY.
Jack I.ayficld. Marshall Hudson
and Carlton Mitchell left Tucsda.
morning Tor induction for the L. 5
Army.
Alr and Mrs. Ellison Richards q
TCNaS are spending soihctimc Wit
their parents. Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Baker and Mir. and MIS- JOIN
Richards
Miss Ruth Johnson OF Millsbor
and Marshall Hudson spent Frida
and Saturday with Nh and Mr.,
James ShOWaltcr at Philadelphia.
David Norris who has bee
spending some time in the PaciiI
in the Navy is spending Il furlOuG
at his home here
Daniel Anderson left Tuesday fo
Induction in the Army Daniel
the son Of Reverend and Mrs. .loh
Anderson
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

dinner at the parsonage by the Rev
and Mgs Jarvis in the afternoon
precrdina the conference
The subject Tor the sermon by
Rev Jarvis last Sunday was The
Gods ot OUr Enemies The text
was tn, llth verse OF the 25th
CHAPTER al Chronicles II-"Ama-
Ii1ah brought the GODS OF the chill
dren ol I.,jr and set them up to
hc his GODS and bowed down him
sell h"lorc them and burned in
cense unto them.
When tn, wan is over. Rev. Jar
ii, pointed ont We should not
bring the gods uf our enemies
home.
Della and William r. Bunting
and SONS Billy and Blame. enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday night.
Rev and Mrs Charles $ Jarvis
and AIR. and Mis- C. Wesley Cod
Gjn1tuu
Mis- F.sslc Tunnel Murray
quietly passed a birthday on sun
day. March H. and with her sister
Mrs. Frank " Holloway. went tc
Ocean View and attended services
AT the Presbyterian Church i'll III,
afternoon and had little visit Will
Mrs. James VI. Evans
Nrs AUgucritc Richards Bound:
il teacher OF Milton. and wife o
ST James Bounds of Fort Bragg
y G.. was guest of her grand
parents Nh and Mrs. w O. Nc
Cabc ANA other relatives here Ove
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
LINCOLN

Mrs Dohald Lonaud -p.a- .s.
Work ID G.or-,toAu a% rh, -u,~.
oI Mr. and Mrs WocdroN WILSON.
Nh and MIS- Ernest WIN. .ra
and dau.htol. Gone and Loua.L..
ot Whit-Syl!c visited N anJ
Mrs. II + Cannon ou sunday
Miss Ethel Ma. Wa.t,n. uccam-
panied by M.~~ Lydia BARKER. ~
Harbcsnu AlI~ GEORGE N1a.n
ami Ms JAY Abbott spent I.t
saturday IN WImlu1'ol
Mrs Roy Bannin4. oI IIa..ut,.
:. G. spent last "Wednesday and
Thursday a> The guest ot MIS- W
II Clendanirl ana lIr. ard Ms.
Geor@" DorickSon and family
Miss Esther k.!iou. ut ShuWu,..
Was un ovrrni4h guest ut Mis-.
Joan Swain on Saturday.
Mrs Marljy Roach. who hu- been
spending the Wlatcl moUtn~ with
her children IN Woodbuly \. J.. -r-
turned home Sunday acconlpali,d d
by AIr and Mrs. Arthur Roach auG
Mrs William Iebra Thov W".r
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. DICK
Williams near town
Nj. and Mrs DOUGLAS Mor4an
ana dnueht"rS. Christina and WIN
nta. visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Tucker on Sunday.
Nh and Mrs Charles CoycIdalp
and children DOUGLAS and Mary
We're guests OF hc' parents. Nr. and
Mrs. Leroy Sarp. in Houston sun
day
The Friendship Bible Class Viii
meet at the home OF Thomas Briu-
ton ON Wedu, Sday cvrnin4. Marcf
2lSt Mrs. Ny2ir Dawson VIII hay,
charg" OF dcvotionS and the com
mIttcrS tor the social huur are.
Mrs E1hcl Warren. Ms Nt.-l,
prrrickS"lI and Mrs Jennie Mes
sick. \ full attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs Ilerry Warren hu,
Us guests for dinner ON sunday
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Wilson an,
daughter. Brtty Lou. of George
town, Mr.. and Mrs Rohcgt A war
rem, Of Ellcndalp, Ah and Mrs
Martin kihlcr and children. %
Greensboro Mrs Emma Donovl,
1nd Corp. and Mrs Jay Watson
and SON oi Cedar Ncck
Aftcr sp,ndln2 several we. l.
with her children in Wilmus@ln}
ana GeorertoWu Mrs +. - car
p"n'"l returned home ON sunday
Mir and Mrs Jay Donovan MIR
s"a. Larry. of W'ilmin2tou. ri~it,,
his father. Albert Donovan. an,
family ON Sunday