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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
Mary Ann Zurek Has
Party on First Birthday

Mary Ann Zurek, daughter of
Technical Sergeant and Mrs. STAN
ley Zurek celebrated her first birth
day at the home Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wlot-
kowski, 1853 Fourth street.
Attending the party were the
following, her grandmother, Mrs.
Julia Zurke, of Detroit, Edward Ma
gorski, Delphine and Theodore
Peplowski, Delphine Marciniak,
Justin, Joan, Gerald and Andrew
Jagielski, Richard and Margie Ko-
nopka, Janet Tomasik, Richard
Pustelnik, Lorraine Godek, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Nagorski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peplowski. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Konop-
ka, Miss Irene Konopka, Sally and
Edward Wlotkowski, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Wlotkowski
The out-of-town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Tomasik and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe PuStelnik.
Mary Ann received many lovely
gifts and among those were a fur
coat and a pair of wooden shoes
which were sent by her father, who,
at the present time, is stationed in
Belgium.
The table decorations were car
ried out with pink and white
theme and a large three-layer cake
was the centerpiece. Tiny baskets
were used as favorS and name
plates.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
CTS Takes Part
In Carnival

The local chapter of the Girls
Friendly society will participate in
the carnival held for all the Girls
Friendly societies In the diocese OF
Michigan.
It will take place on May IL at
st. Johns church hall on Mont
calm in Detroit.
Highlighting the carnival will be
the selection of a queen with every
CTS society in Michigan offering
candidates. Wyandotte has two can
didates that are up for queen and
will take part in the final elimina-
ton.
A dinner will be held at the
church house and will begin at six
o'clock. It will be served cafeteria
style. Later in the evening show
will be furnished with stage enter
tainment.
Also present at the carnival will
be a "See-ers Booth" a Country
Store, a White Elephant Table, a
Fish Pond, Bake Goods booth, and
a candy, peanuts, coke and ice
cream bar.
The local group will be in charge
of the Bake Goods booth.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

Recent engagement was that of
Virginia Rothermal, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Rothermal, 4245
Seventeenth street to Flight Officer
Raymond Hance, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Hance, 14525 Eureka
avenue.
Miss Rothermal graduated from
Roosevelt high school and at the
present time Is employed at the
Penn Salt Co.
Flight Officer Hance received
his wings on April Is and then
arrived home on a 17-day leave
after which he will report back to
his new base at Madison, Wiscon-
sin.
No wedding date has been set.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
Musical Program
GiUe7, for PTA

= The Music departments Of the
A. E Smith high school and the
Sibley grade school under the direc-
ton Of Jack Downing presented
an excellent musical program for
the April PTA on Wednesday, April
10, in conjunction with the Scout
program In the A. E. Smith audi
forum.
The high school orchestra had
three new members, namely Jean
Stanbery, clarinet, Clara Mae Null
Inns, clarinet and Sally Williams,
trumpet.
A diversified program was rem
dered including the latest popular
and classical pieces. Solo work was
performed by the four girl clari-
nets, Judy Hetzman, Patty Zour-
vas, Tony Scipione, Jack Weinlan-
der and Dick DeVore. Jessie Hin
ton and Jill Pilz sang a special
number in memory Of the late
GACoAOCllG 1tOOoCfclI.
The Sibley Grade School Orches-
ira organized by Mr.. Downing in
January made its first public ap-
pearance at this program and re-
ceived fine round of applause for
its excellent showing. The perfect
time was especially praised by var
rious members of the PTA.
Students in the Sibley orchestra
are, President, jeanette Desimpler,
secretary, Sue Desimpler. librarian,
James Williams, Frank Folgado,
Pat Visingardi, Freda Jackson,
Mary Louise McCaig, Jessie Kirk,
Tom Jackson, Lucille Leimbach,
Bob Lang, Sheldon Markley, Leroy
Mann and Rosalie Folgado.
Mr.. Downing announces his plans
for the May Festival program on
May "a at 100 pm. at the Sibley
school which will include solo num-
bers, Sibley Grade School Orches-
ira, Sixth Grade Chorus and M. A.
Weinlander as speaker. Lucille
Leimbach is general chairman for
the concert.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
Mary Grail Elected As
President OF Organization

} A joint installation Of officers
of the WV Auxiliary, Post 1886
with the post was held at their
Memorial Hall on Elm street on
April %.
The new officers elected are
president, Mary Grail; senior vice
president, Myrtle KoSsel; junior
vice president, Maud Johnson;
secretary, Elizabeth Harrington;
treasurer, Florence Priskorn; chap
lain, Ella Hogue; conductress, Ger
trude Mcneil; guard, Augusta Push
roe; assistant guard, Grace Parks;
musician, Marie Hardy: color bear
ers, Elizabeth Sample, Anna Hough-
ton, Cleo Scott and Edith Doran.
Taking over the job of historian
for the organization will be Mabel
Baird, and patriotic instructor, FL
sic SmeltZ. Elected to serve as a
trustee for the next three years is
Gertrude Mcneil while Anna
Houghton will serve as trustee for
two years as will Marie Hardy for
the term of one year.
At the installation, gifts were
presented to Emma Schrenk for
her three years service as chaplain,
to Elizabeth Sample for three years
service as color bearer and to Flor
ence Priskorn, who has been the
treasurer for the past three years.
Also at the ceremony, all the
past presidents were presented with
life memberships to the VIEW Ma
tional home at Eaton Rapids.
At the meeting which was held
on the following Monday evening,
delegates were elected to the State
Convention which will take place
in June.
Those elected as delegates were
Gertrude Mcneil, Elizabeth Har-
rington, Florence Priskorn, Maud
Johnson, Cleo Scott, Elizabeth Sam
pie and Mildred Paldwell.
Alternates chosen were Edith
Doran, Elsie Smeltz, Mrs. Geniac,
Mrs. Schrenk, Myrtle Kossel, Gal
lea Chamberlin and Mrs. Rieger.
Four new members were also ini-
tiated into the auxiliary.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
Campfire Girls
Continued from Page y

1.-THE children overseas who have
received toys and clothes are now
writing letters about their coun-
tries and looking forward eagerly
to one day becoming Camp Fire
Girls themselves"
AT Ataya-C Camp Fire Group -
whose guardian is Mrs. Richard
Dauber-the Wetomachick Group
under the guardianship of Mrs. Ed
ward Affholter and the Snappy
Bluebirds under the leadership of
Mrs. Howard Lepper, held joint
Candle Ceremony at Mckinley
school while the Aowakiya Camp
Fire Group whose guardian Is Mrs.
T. j. Smith and the Merry Blue
Bird Group under the leadership Of
Mrs. Robert Rocker held a joint
Candle Ceremony at Woodruff
school. The Kinunka Group under
the guardianship of Mrs. Frank
Owens and the new Horizon Club
from Roosevelt high school whose
guardian is Mrs. John e. Davis held
their joint Candle Ceremony at
Roosevelt high school. The Tanda
Group from Garfield school under
the Temporary Guardianship Of
Mrs. G.. F. Flynn held their cere-
mony at the Flynn home while the
Kinihan Group from j. B. Ford
school, under the guardianship Of
Mrs. Frank Poblenz held their GER
emory at the Poblenz home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
ADA MARSH FETED

In honor Of her retirement, after
27 years Of service in the River
view schools, Miss Ada Marsh will
be the guest of honor at a COM
munity reception given by the Sib-
ley-Smith Parent Teachers Asso-
citation on Nay 8 at the A. E.
Smith school.
All former pupils of Miss Marsh
and her friends are cordially in
vited to attend the reception.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
DOWNRIVER GUARDIANS ASSN.
TO HOLD MONTHLY MEETING

Down River District Guardians
Association will hold their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
R. Timmis, 1922 Twenty-first street,
Thursday, April rs at pm. Mrs.
Edw. Affholter, co-chairman, will
preside in the absence of Mrs. T.
j. Smith. All guardians are re-
quested to be present.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

Guardians will remember the
Girl Behavior Study Groups which
will be held at the Central YWCA
Thursday, April 26 from 1880 to
$3.50 pm. This Study Group will
include the ages of TIA years. On
May 8 and May 10 the Senior Girls
Horizon Clubs-for Boy and Girl
Relations, will be held at the Gen.
trail YMCA from 7:30 pm. to 8
pm. At MaryGrove on May 10 and
II from 1870 to $50 pm. for the
ages of TIA years. Please notify
Mrs. T. J. Smith II possible to At
tend.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26
Valerie Johns Initiated
Into Abba Xi Delta

Valerie Johns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Johns Of Eighth
street has been initiated into the
Alpha XII Delta sorority at Ohio
Wesleyan college.
Miss Johns is a member of the
debate squad and is also a member
of the radio workshop there. She
has a part in radio play that will
be broadcast from the University'S
station on Sunday, May 6. She is a
graduate of Roosevelt high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

Harry w. Burke Of Chicago spent
last weekend visiting his mother,
Mrs. Charles Burke Of IS Maple
street
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

Election Of officers will be held
nc the meeting Of the Congrega-
tional Guild, Tuesday. May / at 8
pm. IN the churchhouse. The Guild
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

Never apply perfume to furs and
clothes but keep sachet bag in
closets and drawers. 1t was made
for the purpose.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-26

viii also make favors for the
er-Daughter banquet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
FIBRED
DUSTOP

Roof Coating
1-GAL. cAH- --G-4.,A.-S4 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

E0dsrniit your bathroom or Kitchen
Ni.h Msr.iit PIe.hnAhed Wbg Pans.s-
sanltafy. beau1iul Gnd d.TGalt EAs,
& irslau. Easy 70 clean
SI Dl' /. ....... ZSC
YogG Choke q; Co,sfy
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Insulation Blanket Type"
Completely saelnses- Ets- be- -sts1-
cinf and joittt Any one can lay II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Brokers!!!
SPECIAL SALE
OF HOESES

vi AAO - -A-o
BARRON aS2S ..t.....-.......S2 500
Frame, 5-room, stove heat.
BLAINE, 2e20 .................sTo 900
b. V. and Fr.; 7-R. steam heat.
clAIRMoCST. 264i ........ST,5o0
v, 7-R,. steam heat
FORT ST. W. ASIA ...........ss 900
2-Fr houses. ? and rooms
stove heat, lot 5O1i3o.
GRAND BLVD. T., e7s......se, 900
Stucco, 7-R. u. u. heat
GREYDALE. l4lsi ...-.......,,ss 500
Frame o-R.. stove heat
HARDWOOD. 671 .............s7. 900
Brick. 7-R., H. \. heat.
HURLBUT. 2247 ..............ss 500
srick 7-R.. II. W. heat.
LISWOoD, 5si7 ........,.....s4.soo
Frame. OR. II. a. heat.
PINGREE. 1874 ........,,,....Ss 200
Frame. 7-R; X. A. heat.
SIXTH. 2433 and 243e ......s4soo
Two frame. 7-R. each u. A heat.
TENNYSoN. III ..............S7,2o
Block a. cement plaster. Or.
steam heat,
TRUMBULL. 10000 and
PORTER 1925 ..........SI5. 900
Five frame houses. total rooms Al,
also store. stove heat.
VERMONT. 1888 ........,....S3. 900
Frame. OR. stove heat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
HOUSES ron SALE

CARPENTER. near Deeuindre. Gro, y
single. bedrm. IN. ? up. atm. NJ. toilet
Ia basement. screens. storms wind, st.
,asI9 I9RssE' Si.. ~thSsos MSs q sPsRHS AZ Seas
CHANDLER PIX. d!striet. Harren. ~.
blocks Harper bedrms breakfast
nook. elec. stove. refrigerator. Bendix
washer. oArpftins. natural fireplace. All
lEe. Tms 1-car gar. $500. MI
Hall. PI 1900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
HOUSES ron SALE
GARDEN CITY
A real quality home
OPEN SUNDAY 20

GARDEN CITY
A real quality home
OPEN SUNDAY 20
5s45 LATHERs. near FORD RD.
ROOMS, 3 bedrooms. all larRe rooms.
natural fireplace. 10, laoHi2o. scar
MeFARLANE BROS.
ABBA Ford Road. a. Middle Belt
De 4 $50 - DE 2SsO
GRAND RIvERLwISsLow-Fine mod
ern, rooms 2 bedrooms oAh through
out. floored attic. new furnace, screened
~ .Porcn, garages. priced low with
ELsEA REALTY d INVESTMENT co.
h2l7 " FORT vi l-l4OO
.GRATIOT.il Mile Sec.--Briekote. 4
rooms, bath attic. oil &C. heat.
screens. storm sash. Awnlngs. instant
hot water. $500 81 800 down.
49,, a. HOLSTER
CROSSE PoIETE FARMs-Lsrge 8.
room brick. new house SECTION of Mack
bedrooms, bath W, one and iAyatory
down, fireplace. recreation ,oom
s,okef Steeni heat. quick possession
$4,000, terrnS. la PONsA. PR 1880
Tor appointment.
CROSSE PolNTE PARK
fbb BA4.eGF. See tiiis b%auilfdi <-bed-
room, 3-bath home today Open daily.
? % :. A. c. Wiiett, 25o4 Fslryiew.
AU 5s42
HARMED. near outer Drive. 2.beeroorn,
paved street, IN excellent eVl.dluon.
$4,000, 1900 down.
a. HOLSTER
i45o3 East Mile PR 224O
HARPER Mir sec f.Ivatis nCms.
immediate possession. 81 500 q. price
SSI5 dovn. S25 month Boyer Real
EStste 209li Harper. TU 4.s32o
HARPER-s Mile Sec bedrooms. e1m.
pletely furnished. FrigidsiTt ami stove
included Ss.s50 S2.s75 down. a17
mo. Boyer 209ii Harper, Tt 1920.
HAVE HOUSES, incomes, fats on east
side Of city. AIRPORT REALTY. 1870
Chelsea. PR. 1880.
HAZEL PARK--HooveT ave. 23O6g.
at 8 Nile road sec immediate posses
sion. Z lotG. o rooms, full basement.
steam heat $1,000 down
HAZELTOE--4 rooms, bath ncv siding,
new root. price. $4,000. $500 On. a35
mo, Horkins 2ll45 fenkel. RE o4zG.
HIGHLAND, 1882
} bsdrIA-, -.A.ge .4E!as Em natl Ere
place. automatic heat. newly decorated
inside and Out. Only Sc. 500. see this
Call uN l-430o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
FLATS FOR RENT
HOTELS
ADERNA HOTEL
furnished Rooms for Rent

urniSheo Rooms Tor hent
BEST Of surroundings good trAnBpof't-
L uop. comfortable f4eeping room ladies
only. must Be quiet ard rennsd. private
American home. lseie Van Dyke.
TW l-3g32
COLLiHCwOoD. is4i - Double. 81,
Inge 50. ios couple. gentlemen. 10
cozY room. gentleman, good habits
+ Hsrpcr-CrAilot. e3o7 Rohns ~ s5s4
F FURNISHED two large ligh, house.
Keeping rcorns no children. AR os2s
/ FURNISHED room Tor gentlemen. nj.
vsts home. OF COOS. Near Hsrper
FURNISHED room. refined. quie, ooupl,
s4s Hendrie street. APT. }
HoLcoMB i2os, near East Jefferson
Good transportation. gentleman ore
ferred LE 6so7
LISWooD 1890. north Puritan
Comfortable room. gentleman. reason
able, fafsee. US 2-2772
NICE room IN reaned home fuf tvo
respectable employed colored girls indi-
vidusl beds, cooking and laundry
privileges rY 4-os+4
pIScREE. sos-Nice!y furnished sleep
ins rooms, excellent transPoriAtion. MA
RESPECTABLE couple. nice large room
private entrance. bath and Kitchen.
Sis5 Casper CE 1891.
TWIN or single. s;oksr heat. woodward
esr opposite Palmer Park. TO 9-525e.
TWO rooms gAS. air conditioned heat.
Nights tile bath. shower. use OF laundry
tubs. no children. UN 4-3l74. Puritan
and Wyomins section, good neighoor-
hood
Two gentlemen. twin beds, private
home. excellent trsnspor,ation. rear en-
trance, upper. 2lll 25th ST. La 3ss3.
TWO employed colored sirls TO share
room: also room for couple. TR 2.sls3.
CoLORED-Aitfsciive bedrooms sinrlc
men: board. couple. kitchen privileges
cOLoRED = Clean, sobeT 7rsspecishIe
WORKING people. TR 2-sO3s. from Q 80
a. m. 20 $50 , N.
COLORED-Ciean. quiet. sober working
gentleman Oakland car MA o927.
COLORED--Furnishec room for respec.
table couple. near transporiaiion. TY
C0LORED = Furnished room Cor rent
htchen priuleses TY s.sS5a
coLoREp gentleman, attractive quiet,
foomy. excellent transportation. Gall
afternoon sunday, TO 6-es32
coLoRED-Middle-ssed couple. uicely
furnished. TO 5-isel.
COLORED-Ncafiy furnished room f0f
refined gentleman: convenient tTsnspor.
tation. fY 7-4442
cQLORED-Nes,ly furnished front room.
sober working people only. $40 Wood
land
CoLoRED-Nice private room for single
man. TO 1891.
coLoRED-Slesiy furnished rooms fer
single men. HAS r. Milwaukee.
COLORED-Nlceiy furnished room for
two Girls or couple PL S9se
CoLoRED-Room for couple. also sleep
ms room. middle-aged, employed gentle
man NE 3445
COLoRED-Rooms for Christian couple.
ouiet home TO e-?i55.
COLoRED-working couple OF Single
gentleman. meals " desired. TY 7-762s.
cOLoRED = all T. Bethune Nice
warm comfortable room; telephone prv-
ice. TO s-e2oe
ROoM-coloree couple or Girl. 1880
Pasadena, az woodrow wilson.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
7 rHPKFrMsHx sleeping and hous. trailer,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
FLATS FOR SALE

CUSTER. 4e-s8 fcolofedi
- .fsn niiy rooms each futf oQ Woof~
. o57i 0r NJ t3sf
F., HOMER wARREs q COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Air Filters
MARLITE

For forced sif furnaces Keeps wsi!f
saa curtains clean. ffvta ........sl 80
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-13
LOCAL PRODUCTS
TO Be DISPLAYED

In accordance with a statewide
plan, the local United States En-
ployment office will begin in the
immediate future the collection
and solicitation of items produced
locally for display of native pro-
ducts contributed to the war eff
fort, R. T. McKeithan, manager of
the office, announced yesterday.
In order to assemble a repre-
sentative exhibit of contributions
from this area, manufacturers in
the four-county vicinity are urged
TO send models of their manufac-
lures to the USES office at III
Grace street.
After its display in Wilmington,
the exhibit will be sent to Raleigh,
where it will be featured along
with similar exhibits from other
communities in the state in state
wide display.
ManpoWer contributions, where
they may be represented, as well
as contributions of materials and
finished products are requested for
the exhibit.
The state exhibit, endorsed by
Gov. R. Gregg Cherry and spon-
sored by leading state organiza-
tions, will be retained on perma-
nent display in Raleigh as repre-
sentation of North Cardinals con-
tribution to the prosecution of the
war
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-13
Wilmington Assembly
New Officers Will
Preside At Meeting

The Wilmington Assembly I1o. II
Order Of the Rainbow for Girls will
hold its regular meeting at the Ma.
sonic Temple at o'clock tonigh:
and newly elected and installed Of.
ficers will preside: Worthy Advis.
or, Mary OrreL, Worthy Associate
Advisor, Mary Alice Rose; Charity
Louise Davis; Hope, Bettina Mar
able; Faith, Virginia Hatch; Re.
corder, Margaret Lee Jorden;
Treasurer, Margie Stegal Chap.
lain, Wynona Hughes; Drill Lead.
er, Margie Stegal; Love, Barbara
Brindell; Religion, Jean Stands;
Nature, Betty Galleger; Immortal.
ity, Mickie Harris; Fidelity, Eve.
Ign Futrelle; Patriotism, Susan
Hill; Service, Elizabeth Shytle.'
Cardinals Grand Assembly, Or.
der of Rainbow for Girls will hold
its annual meeting at Hamlet,
Monday and Tuesday. June 10 and
10. Plans will be completed at this
meeting for local members who
will attend. Miss Virginia Trigg
P. A. is Grand Sister of Faith.
Grand Sister Of Immortality is Wy
mona Hughes. Miss Hazel Harris
P. A. is Grand Representative to
California.
Special honors will be given the
members of the Assembly who
have just graduated from High
school, and the girls who are home
from college.
Members will bring in vases to
be donated to the hospital at Camp
Lejeune.
All members and visiting mem
bers in the city are cordially in
Vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-13
Lucky l3' Program
Set Tonight AT US0

The Second and Orange USO
will entertain this evening with a
novel entertainment program. The
evenings event will be called
Lucky 49, and is being planned
by the Victory Bellies club under
the Craftsmanship of Ida Childs.
Interesting games and contests
are being arranged and a Blind
Date program will be main fea-
ture The lucky CT will be guest of
the club at a local restaurant with
his blind date" "a Victory Belle
also the CT wearing the size 10
shoe will be presented a special
prize
Punch and refreshments will be
served during the evening and the
ballroom will be appropriately de-
corated carrying out the Lucky
49, idea.
The event gets underway at 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-13
BY RUTH MILLETT

A woman civil engineer interest
ed in 'the most fundamental of all
our American small businesses.
the home" has some sound ideas
for making the relationship be-
tween housekeepers and the people
they employ to help them do their
work more bCsinesslike.
One of Elsie Eave's ideas is that
that is no reason why domestic
service should continue to be con-
sidered mental. That, for example.
the wash woman could be taught
about textiles and proper treat
ment OF them and become a tex
tile resovater." And other house.
hold workers could also become
experts in their fields-and be
sent out from community service
center, with good personnel man
ager at its head, to houses needing
an experts help
If men were running the cuon.
try's homes, such a scheme would
be entirely practical, perhaps. But
not while women are running the
homes. Housewives just don't want
experts" doing their washing and
ironing and cooking for them. for
the very simple reason that house
wives are jealous of their position
of being the only expert in their
households.
EGO is HURT
The average housewife can't
even turn woman loose to scrub
the kitchen floor without giving her
directions as to how Il like to
have things done,'' and then check
ing up on her afterward to make
sure she got into the corners.
Every housewife has her own
way of doing thing" and every
one is sure there is no other way
quite as good-not even the way
her best friends do their cooking
and cleaning.
Furthermore, the housewives
ego is partly dependent on her
right to direct the cleaning
woman and to confide to her own
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-13
Sue K. Kuhn
Named Girls
State Head

GREENSBORO, June l2- R -
Sue K: Kuhn, of Newton, was
elected governor and Beverly Nc
Marry, of Greensboro, Lieutenant
Governor, today in the general
election of the Girls State, now in
progress at Woman's college.
They were representatives of the
Popular party. Defeated candi-
dates of the '1iberal' party were
Dewitt Cromer, of Winston Salem.
for governor. and Marie Shaw,
Fayetteville, Lieutenant governor.
The election followed nomination
of the candidates in a primary pat
termed after state elections.
Prior to the election an open dis
cussion, led by Miss Louise Alex.
ander, of the political science FAC.
uity, was held on the subject OF
election procedure. For the pracli-
cal application, separate party
meetings were held, nominations
were heard and ballots cast.
This afternoon Miss Harriet Ell.
hot, dean Of women at the college
conducted discussion on co-ordin.
alton of state and federal govern.
ment.
Subject for both the morning and
afternoon sessions tomorrow will
be the state legislature. Specialists
who will conduct the discussions
will include Thad Eure, secretary
of state, Robert McGyeley, Gull
ford county member of the house
OF representatives: j. Tracy Moore
former house member and now
Greensboro postmaster; and Miss
Josephine Hege, of the college his
tory faculty.