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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Society News
HYMN FOR HUMANE SUNDAY.
BY Clarence Nj. Lindsay
God of the living, God of all
Who marketh cen the sparrow.

God of the living, God of all
Who marketh cen the sparrow's
fall,
Who blessing gives TO bird and beast
Whose heart is open 10 the least
OF these, Thy brute creation, who
Serve men both faithfully and true;
Q Thou whose mercy cannot fail
Shall our pleas for grace avail,
If we refuse TO hear the cries
OF tortured creatures. which arise
From every hand where bascness
breeds,
And heartlcsS men work cruel deeds
Haste Thou the day when man no
more
Shall use his power, as before.
TO torment and Cypress Thy dumb
And helpless NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This evil spirit with Thy grace.
That mercy here find dwelling place,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Cokesbury News
BY MRS. ERNEST GILL.

Mrs. Lizzie Ellis mas returned
home after spending several Gays
with her sister, Mrs. l.. f. Gill.
Miss Edna Powell spent Easter
with friends in Hamlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gill and
sons and Mrs, W. b. Fleming, ST.,
spent the Easter holidays with MI.
and Mrs. II. II. Workman and Mrs.
w. b. Fleming, Jr,, near Varina.
Mrs. Lottic klutz, of Albemarle is
visiting her sisters and brothers in
this community for a few days.
Virgil Gall accompanied his broth
cr, b. c. Gill, back to Baltimore
Sunday and stayed over for Easter
Monday. He returned home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Parrish and son,
Jimmie, and Mrs. Clara Keel, at
tended services at Cokcsbury church
Sunday morning and were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hor-
ton.
Miss Catherine Hamm spent the
weekend with her cousin, Miss Mil
dred Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Gee, of Hen
derson, and Miss Bessie Powell, OF
Portsmouth, were visitors in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Gill re-
Gently.
Pic. Robert Louis Mitchell is
home on a Through visiting his par
| entS. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Mitchell
Pfc. Ransom Coghill, Of Charles
ton, S, c., and Mrs, Coghill spent
mother, Mrs. Ida F. Coghill.
Mrs. Horace Hight and children
Mrs. Hodrace Hight and children
of Norfolk, spent Easter with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Buchanan
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
GIRL SCOUTS WILL
HAVE SKATING PARTY

Girl Scouts Of Troop No. 3 will
sponsor a skating party at the Ban
rer Warehouse on Saturday night,
April %, from 8 until 1920 o'clock,
it was stated today. Tickets for the
party will 60 or sale Immediately.
The troop is under the direction
Of Mrs. II. H. Bass, Jr., Miss Eliza
beth Newton and Mrs. w. w. Noel.
Chaperons for the party have not
been announced but it was stated
that the party will be adequately
ch]aperoned at all times. The girls of
the troop are using this means to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
APPOINTED Merchant Marine Cadet

Grady TyIeN IhaTNINgton. o OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O. *. Harrington,
Dabney road, has received his APP
pointmcnt as a cadet-midshipman in
the United States Merchant Marine
academy and has reported to the
cadet basic school at San Mateo,
Calf. Upon completion Of basic
training, he will be assigned to sea
duty aboard a merchant vessel for
a period of six to eight months, after
which he Will report to the United
States Merchant Marine academy at
Kings Point, N. Y. At graduation he
will be licensed as a third assistant
engineer and commissioned as ensign
in the United States Maritime
Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Completes 365th Combat Day

Pfc. Rosmus 7. McGhcc, of route
one, Henderson, has recently COM
pleted his 365th day Of combat in
the European theatre, it was learned
today from information received
from overseas. He has been in the
army since February 10, 1871, going
overseas in August, 1913. He is cur
rently serving with the l94th Field
Artillery battalion in France. Pfc.
McGhee has been awarded three
bronze service stars for battle par
ticipation in the Naples-Foggia,
Rome-Arno, and German campaigns.
He is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
McGhee ard husband Of Mrs. Alberta
McGhee, all Of route one, Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Middlebmg News
BY MRS, {. NJ, X

The revival will begin at the
Middlcburg Baptist church Sunday
afternoon April Is with Rev. Irby
Jackson conducting it. The public is
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Gill, of Hen
derson, visited Mr.. and Mrs, S. V.
Duke Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Raymond Stainback
and daughter, Joyce Ellen, Of
Washington, visited their parents,
Mrs. VIII Currin and MI. and Mrs.
Charlie Stainback over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin Brced1oVe
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Spain visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HolloWa!
Sunday night.
Rev. and Mrs. John II. McCrim-
mon, of Durham, ana Mr., and Mrs.
h. +. King, Of WarrcntOn, were dim
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Duke Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
4 4 4 Il 4 4
+ WITH THE COLORS X
4 4 4 K K X
Sgt. Hight Visits Parents.

Sgt. Clyde L. Hight Of thc Army
Air Forces, passed through ilcndcr-
son during the Weekend and stop
ped off for a brief visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hight
on Andrews Ave. Sgt. Hight was en-
route from Patterson, N. j., where
he had been attending an engine
school to his new post at Hamilton
Field, near San Francisco, Calf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Dance at Butner Hospital.

Mrs. George r. Allen, Tuesday night
between $50 and 7:30 o'clock, phone
1860, to notify her of the girls cX-
pcctci to attend the dance at the
hospital at Camp Butncr on We'd
nesday night, it was stated. The
uance is informal and girls VINO find
they cannot attend are expected to
notify Mrs. Allen Immediately.
Buses will leave promptly a. Gas
o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
Ladies' Might for Rotary

Ladies night will be held by the
Rotary Club tomorrow night at the
West End Country Club at : o'clock,
it was stated. The affair will be in
formal and both members and guests
are urged to be on time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09

Crimmon. Irby b. Jackson. of
Rutherrordton; New Sandy Greek.
Clyde Chapman, Ernest Upchurch.
of Wake Forest (this meeting VIII.
be held April 1929; North Hender-
son, a. w. Icard, O. II. Bo.ch. of
ell, L. w. Green, of Henderson;
South Henderson. ". ". Turner,
Gastonia; Rec5y Greek, f. NJ. Pow
Eugene DecSe, of Wake Forest West
End, +. NJ. Powell, j. l.. Necse, Of
Elon College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
PAGE THREE

ccivcd training at Camp Lee, Fort
Bragg and Camp Pickett. He went
" crseas in December, 1912, and par
t@r.Datod in the action in North
Africa and Sicily. He was then re-
tuned TO England and has seen ac-
ton in France and Belgium. He is
nov with the headquarters OF the
FIRST Army in Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
b. =. w. Meeting.

The Business and Professional
Women's Club Will meet Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Milton Matthews. it is an
nounced. A full attendance for this
meeting is desired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
WOman'S Tuesday Meeting.

The Woman's Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
Turner on Garnctt street with Mrs.
Sam Watkins as hostess, it was an
nounced. Rev. Ray Holder Will be
guest speaker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09
III at Hospital.

MIS-. F. ". COIcy has been At The
bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Reavls. for several days.
Mrs. ReavIs is reported to be criti-
ally Ill at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-09

raise funds for the troop camp which
will be held sometime in the sum-
mer.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Weddings
Continued From Page B-3)

maids, who carried bronze chrys-
anthemums, and Miss Coffman wore
gold faille and carried burgundy
chrysanthemumS
Heirloom rosepoint lace trimmed
the brides dress of white satin,
which was worn with a veil of
illusion that fell from Juliet cap
of satin. She also wore a lava
liere of pearls and amethysts that
was the gift of the bridegroom.
The bridegroom parents came
from their home in Clinton Cor
ners, N Y, for the wedding, and
Mr.. Wright was best man for his
son. Mr.. Wilbur H. Hansen and
Mr.. George Keating, both of New
York and fellow-members of the
bridegroom in the Naval Reserve,
were the ushers.
mother of the bride, was hostess at
the reception and guests from out
of town included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rappleyea of Duchess County,
N. Y, Miss Eta Mcclure and Miss
Alice Higgins of West Haverstraw
N. Y, Mrs. Miriam H. Austin of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Seward
Austin of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Wright attended New York
University and Bard College and at
present is a senior at the New York
Medical College. His bride attended
the Flower Fifth Avenue School of
Nursing. Following their wedding
trip they will be at home at 1912
Fifth avenue in New York.
The chapel of the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church was the
scene of the wedding of Miss Sarah
Irwin and Mr.. Robert F. Wise, the
ceremony taking place at 4:30
o'clock with the Rev. George W.
Burroughs officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Alexander Ir-
win OF Charlotte, N. C. She at
tended Queens College, was gradu-
ated from Mercy Hospital and has
been connected with Doctors Hos
pital in this city.
Mr.. Wise attended the University
of Miami and since leaving the War
Department is located in New York.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
bert H. Wise of Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mr.. Julius S. Weissenborn escorted
the bride, who wore a dress of
ivory Duchess satin with a veil of
illusion held by a halo of seed
pearls and carried a shower bou-
quet of orchids roses and tuberoses.
Capt. Hudder Dawson was the
best man and the ushers were Mr.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

and net and the other attendants,
Mrs. Betty Moore and Miss Rose
mary Price, wore pink satin and
net. Each attendant carried a
bouquet of pink roses and white
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. John v. Cooper, jr, of Sher-
wood, was best man for his brother,
and the ushers we're Mr.. Stanley r.
Cudworth of Greensboro, N. c., and
Mr.. Ernest Goshee Of Quincy,
Mass.
Sergt. and Mrs. Cooper are spend
ing week at Bear Mountain, N. Y,
and will make their home in Be-
thesda until he receives his dis
charge from the United States Ma
rine Corps.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Rev. A. G. Day ofiiciating at the
|8 o'clock ceremony, and Mr.. Theo-
dore Kriggen played the wedding
music and accompanied Mrs. Buan
Hughes, the soloist.
Palms, white gladioluses and light
ed candles made an attractive set
ting for the ceremony for which
the bride wore dress of white satin
with a veil of illusion caught to a
coronet of orange blossoms and
pearls and carried bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis. She
was escorted and given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr.. C. H.
Hamrick.
Miss Peggy Mccormick, the maid
of honor, was dressed in blue satin
Evening star., 1945-10-21
John Houston and Mr.. Bourden

John Houston and Mr.. Bourden
Scribner.
The reception was given at the
Shoreham Hotel, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Wise left for their we'd
ding trip before going to Scarsdale,
N. Y, where they will make their
home at Scarsdale Manor.
Miss Janice Margaret Huffman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Huffman of Luray, Va, was
married last evening to Sergt. Will
liam Lynn Cooper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John v. Cooper of Sherwood,
Ohio.
The wedding took place in the
Mount Tabor Methodist Church, the
Evening star., 1945-10-21


o cuo moN 0 ootf fo women
Silver
dDrotuo sondh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
81 Men Reach
Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK Sept. Il -
Hospital trains brought 81 more
wounded 10 Percy Jones Hospital
Center yesterday. Detroit area
men are:
BEHRENDT Pvt Ralph J., I777o AsbuTy
BovILL. Capt. John C. is++ Highland
BRoUssEAU. Pfc. Ard.n y. s7s4 podss.
cALANDRo. sfsr AuTuh A. 74so
Canton.
pEcuSfAN, Cpl CeorEs A, <Sos Psnnins-
DUDLEY. Pvt Msirthsl. Sol L.nOir. River
TiT'rY, Pfc. Wayne T.. ae'ss rsrs Court.
FicLEN. Pfc. Martin n. IsosT r.nnins-
FLOOD. s/sgt Charles 2. isoio Wilson;
GAARREIT, sgt paiTiek l. tsl Ho,iywooe
aid. Highland PART
Hshpss HtIssS F F.. sPSs5s sSss T. Am Nm tIeos es%.n.
KSIfSES, Pfc td-s1d J, POPsi.e. ,,..,
''id;s IiNpeuIsr. Pvt Charles H.. 1850 West.
MILLS. PIE william z. SIS cn.ln.rs
NAha Ts H.reert c., 1854 Y.irxi.-.
MUTT Pfc. Melvin T.. 2o2+o wabash
Dearborn.
PETTIBOHE TL5 Ora n. 5s75 Burns.
ROGERS. ia Charles. S4s Labsns. High
land Park.
SANDERS. Pfc. Floyd w. S74o FOURTH
Schneider. T Harold z. 1887 Camden.
THEIsEE Pvt. Lawrence j.. 7o7s BinE-
ToFFANETTI. In Il, salvatore. ,oIs1
san Juan
WARNER Cpl. Charles v. Port Huron.
YosKEs. Pfc. Michael. +o7o W. Lafayette
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Seek Site
For Vet
Hospital

LANSING. Sept. 21-Col. Philip
c. Pack. state veterans director,
has encountered a multitude of
trouble in finding a center for
mentally disturbed veterans.
First. Col. Pack and the office
of veterans affairs had their eyes
on the Frank Book Estate on
Windmill Point in Crosse Pointe.
They were about to ask the ad-
ministrative board to let them
have the property since II reverted
TO the state for delinquent taxes.
Too late they discovered that il
had been sold 10 a Detroit manu-
facturer.
Col. Pack then went house
hunting again and discovered the
Glencoe Hills farm. 123 miles mid
way between Ypsilanti and Ann
Arbor. The property included a
Is room house. The states vet
erans advisory council approved
the site and asked Gov. Kelly and
his administrative board 10 look II
over.
The governor and Col. Pack and
the board looked at the place and
the board decided that 10 fix il
up as a hospital would cost twice
as much as the property was
worth.
The WPB then advised that il
would give the state military
priority on materials TO build
neurosis center and members OF
the construction industry prom
ised the building could be COM
pleted in four months.
So the board told Pack not TO
hunt a house anymore, but seek
a site where hospital could be
built.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

High requiem mass will be
sung at 10 a. m. Wednesday at
St. Charles Church, Baldwin at
ST. Paul.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
AuSSie lis
To Play Here
LEADING BArshEs

CHICAGO, Sept. 81 (UP) -
Commissioner Layden of the Ma
tional Football League said today
arrangements are being made TO
bring Australian football teams 10
America next year 10 play a series
Of preseason exhibition training
games with n. F. L. teams.
Layden also wants TO study the
possibility of putting the games
on an annual home-and-home
basis. explaining this is the
opening for annual international
competition between not only
Australia and the United States.
but many countries"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Medals Awarded Kin
Of p Dead Heroes

Twenty-Five fighting men from
the Detroit area. who were killed
in action or died of wounds were
honoTed today in ceremonies at
Camp River Rouge when, next of
kin received posthumous awards.
1t. Col. Milton J. Gearing. cx.
ecutive officer, District No. J.,
Sixth Service Command, pre-
sented the medals.
Two DetroiterB, Pfc. Thomas W. Boyer
1884 Navy and L. Edward schustsr. iS4T1
Arlington. received the Distinguished ssrvies
Cross. Boytr also vas honored With the
BronIs star
SGT Rsynor ~ wilson ~ Tipion. Mica.
vas honored With , Soldiers Medal
Silver Stars
II John Gains Jf i7sss HiVthorns
rho also received q Bronze star
SGt Fslph 6 Bammel 1890 Ohia.
u Robert q. DYKE, 1870 Torrsr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Hospital Authorities
0pen Sessions Here

Leading Michigan hospital au-
thorities were attending todays
annual meeting of the Michigan
Hospital Association in the Stat
Ter.
Among the speakers were Or.
Hugo V. Hullerman Of Chicago; (;
w. II. Lichty. director of h e
Michigan Hospital Service: Mrs.
Thelma Brewington of the Michi-
gan State Nurses Association and
DR.. Lillian r. Smith of Wash
ington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Flop in Final
Costs 1000

Dodge Forge of Chrysler Inter
plant League at Chene-Trombly
was on its way 20 5000 count
last night. Al the start of the
final game Forge had 2053 and
needed 947.
Tom D'Orazio. anchoring. had
splits and misses when strikes
we're needed and closed with l48
In 609 after 237 middle and 224
start.
Art Knecht of Highland Engi-
neering did 625 10 take the lead
In the averages with 2054. d.
Orazio has 204.2
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
DETROIT
Michigan Men
Are Decorated

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. q -
Presentation Of Bronze Star
awards 10 six Michigan men. three
from the Detroit area, and 2l
Purple Hearts. 10 10 Detroiters,
were made today at the Percy
Jones General Hospital.
Recipients Of the Bronze Star
were:
sat, william csnkourhnst. 1921 Liver
noiS
cpi vito v. zsu sos wide
SFt Lyle Buckley Ir.. 1915 Academy.
, Feracsls
sTt Alfred Kr;srsr ~ ST Joseph
SIT. steve Cr.vicich % IronWood
sat Harold W. Pstslo OF Nt1eau.
Detroit area men given Purple
Hearts were:
SIT Jossph T BruuewIn. 7o+s%
eg' Edusfc KILLER. 74IlE warren
I John Wi-A. i72s Townsend
I C1l Donald y Di,tner. i7i3s Manifold
PIE ChTistophsr J. Cotsn.ino. 1927 Copin.
Pc kaletus = Morgan 1920 Blackstone
Py' Valentine r Zi1ys. 222c Lyman
lawrence SchwsiEsr. ifs S. York.
| Dea room
Pie Arthur W Rr,ndsl. 1877 Kippin. Lin
Py, Roe.r, NJ Sysn. 2io77 wietI Road.
DesYocrn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

bridge. '''
PIE Arthur L Fletcher. $500 Cadillac.
Pvt. Roy Hanson 1875 ColinEvood.
PIC Benjamin c walker. 1883 So lean
Thomas J. MuszklevicE e52S Chsrtst.
Hsmtramck
csp, Paul ~ Cote. Pontise
. PFC. StaniSlsus ?. DyievsN. ss3s Trov.
bridge. Hamiramck
RS Thomas j. Yowich. 1898 Ey,ilns.
HamtTsmck
L. Francis p. Thslken. Pontiac
Bronze Star:
SGT Harold W Wol,x. ss3s Orchird. Dear
born with one OAK Leaf Cluster
Charles r Kelly. 1883 Webb
Pvt. Chester Kurtavs. sass Tospitr. van
Pc John Surmi, soss ceorsis
ponsld Hybsrs. i174 TWeniy-tecend
5 So, Roser - Loui,, i47s Vermont.
4 vaughn c spangler $3.50 FaiTviev
SIT Richard J. rstple. e2i7 YinEsf.
PVT STANLEY 3 wisnisvsh Jr. sost H,r-
re Ln,7 .. Grain. i,oI Rutl.na oourt.
willow Run.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Canadian Liberals
Win. Confidence Vote

OTTAWA. Sept. 21 (INS)-A
motion expressing lack OF conf
dence in Canada's Liberal govern
ment, charging failure to propose
necessary fundamental and So
cial economic changes" during the
reconversion period, stood refuted
today by a 1929 vote of the
House of Commons.
The CCF party sponsored the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

Troops returning to the United
States today from Europe and the
Pacific included:
AT NEW YORK--Gen. Ander-
son, from lie Ha4Fe. 5.518 troops
including 393d +. A. Bn, and 103d
Div. Hq. and iiq. Bat, 543d, 5f4th,
545th. 546th. 1012th and 10l3th
counter intelligence corps dets.
l270th signal heavy const. co.
repls.. and 265th fin. dish. sects
Army hospital ship John j. Mesny,
from Southampton, 446 patients.
AT BOSTON-William r. Cody,
from Cardiff, 754 troops including
enlisted men of 95th inf. repl. det.
504th fighter squadron of 339th
fighter group. and S69th chem. CO.,
air opns. Samuel Adams, from lie
Have, 756 misc. troops.
AT NEWPORT NEWS-Fran-
els Scott Key, with % miscella-
neous troops; Rockhill Victory,
with 1856 troops, including units
of the Sixth Armored Division
Eufaula Victory. with 1913 troops,
units undesignated.
Cranston Victory, with 1856
veterans, including the 29th, 9Th,
49th. S7th, S9th and goth troop
carrier squadrons and miscellane-
Gus personnel.
HOME FROM PACIFIC
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Sea
Runner, with 1000 soldiers sailors
and marines from New Caledonia.
Guadalcanal and the Russell
Islands for discharge or reassign-
ment.
Monterey. with 4,200 soldiers
the President johnson, 1,429 sail
ors. and the Afoundis, 1000 SOL
diers. l29 sailors and 500 civilians
from Hawaii.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
HOME FROM PACIFIC
Is DOCTORS RETURN

NEW YORK, Sept, 81 QNS)-
Fifteen army doctors arrived at
LaGuardia Field today from Paris,
the vanguard Of 1900 being re-
turned from Europe for discharge
and return to civilian status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
FOUR TOP 600
~..

Claude Schultz. Schmidt, 633
Leonard Liberda, Rainbow. 626.
Herman Ruppel. Roberts. Gil, and
Robert Rich. Koppitz, COL, were
the only four 10 crash 600 last
night in the Metropolitan Classic
League matches az Archway Rec
reation East Warren remained
head of the team averages by roll
ing top count of 279S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

was killed in
action.
Francis was
previously re-
ported missing
W h e n [ h e
cruiser Indian
apolis was sunk
July 80. He at
tended st. Jo-
S e ph's Com
mercial High
School before
enlisting F e b.
lq
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Detroit Sailor
Dies i'm Action

Only eight months after he en-
listed in the navy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Kenny. 2l40 Concord,
have been informed that their son,
s &c Francis Patrick Kenny. 18,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
How Troops
Come Home

EDITORS NOTE-AH in
formation available on the re-
turn OF troops is contained in
the article which folloDs. The
Times wiU continue to pubiish
these announcements as they
are made public by the sov-
srnment. Please do not call
the Times for additional in
formation, as every effort Is
being made TO present the
nsWs as soon as IL IL released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Twin Beds Gain
In Popularity

TWIN BEDS. are gaining in
the popularity poll. A recent
survey made am ong home
makers OF all ages. occupations.
geographic areas and types Of
communities revealed that S5.4
per cent prefer twin beds.
This is partly due to the fact
that there is more money in
circulation. Many homemakers
who may have wanted twin
beds before. but whose budgets
were not adequate, can afford
them now
Twins have two distinct ad-
vantages over double beds
they provide more reStful sleep
and make possible a more at
tractive furniture arrangement.
Health experts maintain that
IL is better 10 sleep alone be-
cause no two people have the
same sleep patterns and be-
cause every one needs a space
at least 80 inches wide for true
sleeping comfort. Wfth the
need for sufficient. quality sleep
greater than ever before, Aneri-
can homemakers are buying
twin beds equipped with quality
mattresses and bedsprings for
better rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Plane Crew
Entertained

1T. RICHARD ECKER,
USAAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
+ Ecker of MoroSS road. ard
Flight Officer Donald Donald.
son, son of Mrs. Marcella Don
adson. also of MoroSs road,
have returned TO Drew Field
near Tampa, Fla, after a SIX
day leave.
II. Ecker. pilot of a BIZ
bomber and his crew were cited
the week before Christmas for
being the Grew of the week" in
displaying excellent training
qualities, and as a result they
were permitted TO choose n
cross country destination, and
they selected Selfridge Field.
The entire crew of IL men
were the house guests of the
Eckers and Donaldsons while
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Goodwill
Group Meets

MRS. WALTER TRUETTNER
was b osteSS yesterday at
luncheon meeting OF the Junior
Goodwill Industries Association.
Mrs. George T. Trumbull pre-
sided al the meeting.
Mrs Winfield Scott reported
that the Ped Cross workers Of
the group had completed Is
gaTm entS. representing 300
working hours.
Mrs. Truman Barber, welfare
chairman, gave a report on the
members work in repleniShiny
the pantry shelves at the plant
for needy workers.
Mrs Victor Wehmeier. chair.
man OF the group IN charge Of
cutting and making cancer pads,
reported $50 pads were made
during December.
Among the m Q m bers who
made 400 cancer pads during
the meeting were Mrs. Leonard
Fackncr Mrs. Horace W. Prunk.
Mrs. Robert +. Witworth, Mrs.
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