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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Miss Clinton


VICTOR S. CRATES and
Mrs. Crates are on their we'd
ding trip, following their mar
riage in the Blessed Sacrament
Cathedral. Mrs. Crates is the
former Martina Mary Clinton,
daughter of Mrs. John Clinton
of Lawrence avenue, and her
husband, an electricians mate,
second class in the navy, is the
son Of Albert Crates of Trow-
bridge avenue.
The bride wore a white
mouSeline de sole gown, a full
length veil fastened TO a circlet
of blossoms and carried a prayer
book with white orchids on top.
Mrs. Leo j. Andres was matron
Of honor and Miss Elizabeth
Tfaney was bridesmaid. The at
PENDANTS were dressed alike in
cornflower blue gowns of lace
and chiffon and wore ashes Of
roses hcaddreSSeS of maline and
tulle. They carried matching
maline muffs 10 which were
fastened sprays of blue iris.
A breakfast was given for the
immediate families in The
Golden Pheasant and a reccp.
ton was held in. the evening in
the home of the brides mother
Mr.. Crates recently returned
TO the United States after eight
months in the South Pacific.
His furlough will end Jan. Is
when he is 10 report for re-
assignment in San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
DonneIly
Troth Told

TINY CALLING cards, tied
together with a bright red bow
and a sprig of mistletoes, re-
vealed the bethrothal yesterday
of Miss Martha Jane Donnelly
10 1t. Warren w. Mueller. The
announcement was made at a
tea given by the bride-elect's
parents, Or. and Mrs. Leo {.
Donnelly, in their Elmhurst ave-
nue. home. 1t. Mueller is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
Mueller Of Chalmers avenue.
The tea table was centered
with an arrangement of pine
boughS. poinSettia blossoms and
tiny W h i te chrySanthemums.
Pouring during the afternoon
were the Misses Patricia
Schooley and Janice Baxter.
Miss Donnelly chose an orchid
silk afternoon dress with a deep
V-neckline and a corSage bou-
quet of orchids, and Mrs. Don
nellys gown was of gray crepe.
sprinkled with sequins. She wore
orchids, also.
Receiving the guests with the
bride-elect, her mother and Mrs,
Mueller were Mrs. Raymond
Moore, Mrs. Henry Tuch and
Miss Mary Ann Holt.
Miss Donnelly was graduated
from Albion College, where she
was fila I G d with Delta
Gamma sorority. 1t. Mueller is
stationed with the army air
forces in CaSner. WNO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Tea TO Honor
Cadet Nurses

THE WAR A CTIVITIE S
COMMITTEE of the Wayne
County Medical Auxiliary will
be host at a tea from 3 to 5
p. m. Friday in the David Whit
ney House 10 honor high school
girls from the Detroit area who
have pledged themselves as
cadet nurses.
Mrs. L. w Hull. chairman Of
the committee, Will be in charge
of the tea. Informal talks will
be given by Mrs. Galen Ohmart,
who is in charge of nurse re-
cruiting for Michigan, and Mrs.
Thelma Brewington, head of
local nurse recruiting. Mrs.
Ohmart and Mrs. William Sher-
man. president Of the auxiliary.
will preside az the tea table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Joanna Willis
Gives Luncheon

MISS ANNA WILLIS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert p. Willis of Second boule-
ward, entertained at a luncheon,
followed by a theater party,
Saturday.
The table was centered with
Christmas green's, thanked by
crystal c and elabra holding
lighted taperS
The guest list included the
Misses Shirley Schmidt, Mar
garet Friedman, Mary Cloutier,
Barbara MARI, Mary Stang,
Jean Thomas. Audrey and Mar
garet Method. Peggy McQuail,
Mary Anne Doyle, Janet Autumn,
Dixie Gibson. Patricia Nicholoff,
Catherine Sheehan and Marian
Colby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
DAG DINING Room Filled

OVER AT the DAG the dining ~ filled 10
overlooking goodby-to-l9f4 diners and dancers.
One gettoeether party included Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ~
Sn1ulen Mr.. and Mrs. William MohrhOff Ensign and
Mrs Marc SommerSchicld Mr., and Mrs FL Hess Mr.
and Mrs Carl OhlsSon the NJ A. ClauScnS and Mr. and Mrs
Fletcher Parks.
IN A FAMILY group were { LobdaS their
inaw ara daughter and Mrs Edward Rooster and
another daughter. Patricia Lobdel.
Nearby folrSome including Mr. and Mrs c + NUM-
and DR.. and Mrs William Reveno.
ANOTHER GROUP headed by Mrs Leo c. Jacques
Mrs jacques stunning long skIrted dinner dress
shade trimmed with bands of black Sequms
:. tricky sequin trimmed gloves. and tiny purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Mark Anniversary

MR.. AND MRS c. A. PETER
SON were 10 entertain at
dinner party for 30 in their Sus-
sex avenue home today TO mark
their silver wedding anniversary,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
VIRGINIA Quail Maid Of Honor

HER SISTER Virginia Quail who maid o honor
chiffon froC with deeper velvet jacket and head
Of ostrich tips the shade the Jacket
The bridesmaids Jeanne Quail and Jean AcConachie
dressed ankle light satin hodceS and TU net skirts
taffea headdreSos ostrich feathers and
wells 20 match
AL the attendants carried arm bouquets OF Tasman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Wears Gray Taffeta Gown

MRS QUAIL gray affcta made with fitted bodice
which had a broCade matching hat OF ostrich
feathers aE5Egrcen orchids.
William KalbfleiSCh cousin OF the bridegroom homo
TouCh whore he serving the coast guard
Ii CiE) Frank Quail Jr. Of the navy
air corps the South Pacific Robert Barber
bridegroom Howard Cushing brother
in-law O bride
reception Quail residence in Balour road
Dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Sheridans Give Dinner
To Honor Their Sons

Mr.. AND MRS. c. F. SHERI-
DAN of Pinehurst avenue were
hosts at a dinner party TO honor
their sons, Cpl. Frank Sheridan,
home on furlough after Is
months overseas, and Joseph Z.
Sheridan, USN, home from
Shoemaker, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-02
Hostess at Luncheon

NINE. CECILE REBORA en-
tcrtalncd Al a holiday bridge
luncheon for a group of her
friends in her Warden-Sheraton
residence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
.DSR Repeal
Move Fought

Councilman Fred Castator said
today he would oppose the DSR's
plan TO repeal a city ordinance re-
quiring two-man crews on street
cars carrying over 40 passengers
in order 20 legaliZe operation Of a
fleet of so new Pee type cars IL
contemplated purchasing.
CaStator, former city bus
driver, said many OF the DSR' :
older employees who are now con
ductorS would be- untitled for the
more arduOuS work of operating a
one-man car. He said he would
oppose repeal 10 save their Jobs.
Castator alone can keep the re-
pealer from having immediate ef-
feet. Six votes. or a three-fourths
ma jority. are necessary 10 give an
ordinance immediate effect and
FIVE at most would be available at
tomorrow nights council meeting
without Castator. Two council
men are Ill and a third is on mill
tary leave.
Without an immediate effect
provision, the repeal ordinance
would have TO wait 80 days after
receiving Mayor Jeffries' sigma
-ttre- before becoming law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Drivers Skill Saves
Greyhound Tragedy

Skhlful driving today averted a
tragedy when "A loaded Greyhound
bus, its brakes failing, shot
through a crowded downtown in
tersectlon again ia red light
swung around I'm tho middle of the
street and then piled into a lamp
post Miraculously, no one was
injured
The Wyandottc-bound vehicle
was approaching the intersection
al Fort and GrlSwold when driver
Paul Hogard of 1894 Henepln
Garden City. applied The brakes
Instead of stopping, the vehicle
kept right on going. While pedeS.
trianS crossing with the lig h
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
In the News
CONTINUED from Page One)

IN rage OneD
the free institutions which
give them happiness and
independence. or in pro-
tecting those blessings
from the encroachments of
despOtism-military train
ing in the schools makes
better men, better soldiers,
better citizens.
Even with the girls, who
have become such an inn
portant part Of modern So
cial, political and industrial
economy, supplementary
military training. suited TO
their sex and sphere. gives
them a better morale, a
higher ideal o. cooperative
community service and en-
deayOr than they could
otherwise receive.
System, organization, in
spring ideals of service and
sacrifice make for the prog
ress of a nation and of all
civilization.
How can they better be
acquired than in our early
life, and in our common
schools?
How can they better be eXer-
cised than in the development
and defense of our splendid, free
republic--sO great boon and
blessing To our own liberty low
Ing people. 80 valuable an
example Of human progress and
human happiness 10 all man
Kind
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Army TO Honor
Dead Nurse Hero

Prese tion Of the Dis
tinguiShed Flying Cross and three
oak leaf clusters 10 the Air Medal
Will be made vposthumously 10
Fred G.. Lutz Of Freeland for his
daughter, lSt 1t. Aleda +. Lutz of
the army nurse corps, al 800
p. m Saturday at Selfrldge Field.
1t Lutz. whose first assignment
was AT Selfridge Field, was killed
In action Nov !, 1914. over south
ern France on mission TO evac-
uate wounded.
For her the army has chris
tened its newest hospital ship the
/ Aleda r.. LutZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

crushed by such a jugger-
raut of war.
If we cannot, then, main
tain a huge standing army,
TO the danger of our de-
mOcracy and the sacrifice
of our liberties, we can
make every citizen a p0ten-
tial soldier to DEFEND
our democracy and PRE-
SERVE our Liberties.
We can do this service to
our people and our repub-
lican institutions by in.
culcating the elements Of
military training into the
nations youth in the ma
tion's schools.
This training will never
be forgotten when learned
at that receptive, character
constructive age, and the
training will make for bet
ter citizenship in PEACE,
if happily il should never
be employed j. war.
IN VERY truth, the fact
IL that we possess such a
potential citizen sOldiery
might well be the very
thing which would prevent
war. and Wnuld max e
hostile countries hesitate 10
attack us, knowing that as
"A nation We were prepared.
not only in guns but in
men. To repel them.
Peacefulness does not pro-
tect a nation in these
dangerous days. Nothing
insures safety but prepared
ness.
George Washington said
in times of peace prepare
for war, and what better
preparedness is there than
a whole citizenry, militarily
trained in their youth. and
ready to respond capably
and skillfully. and utterly
effectively, TO a nations
call.
At present our people
have the will but not the
NAY
As our system. or lack OF
system, now stands--when
war is forced upon Us, we
cOnscript raw recruits--sO
utterly raw. so entirely un-
familiar with any kind Of
co-ordinated action, that il
takes months to transform
them into organized and
mobile bodies of sOldiery.
Then they cannot fire
modern guns with accuracy.
or use modern. mechanical
equipment skillfuDy.
Moreover. many suffer
from physical defects,
which physical training in
their early youth would
have prevented or elimi-
mated.
They will never be as
good defenders of their land
and homes, or as good
physical specimens in the
pursuits Of peace, as they
would have been if they had
received the discipline and
scientific exercise which
military maneuvering pro-
VideS.
60, N peace or in war,
y in building o. defending
L II Il II. .. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

ADvERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

RICH As e8tBi Ftnd It's
supet-smooth!" says Robert
Glenn, well-known n. Y.
Builder. "I'Ve never seen such
combination OF round, full,
ripe taste hne body -. and
delicate aroma. lFLEiSoHMANN'S
PRETERRED is a triumph OF the
art of blending! It's so delicious
10 taste -. so easy on the tongue
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

darted for safety, Hogard skill
fully maneuvered the bus In a
Zig-zag line TO avoid both pedes-
trianS and vehicles.
The bus stopped when il jumped
the curb and hit the post. Police
Sgt. ID Donal d Quinn said only
Hogards skillful driving averteC
injury or death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
ERTIsEMEHT
Wife Wins Relief
From NeuritiS Pain

Thousands OF sufferers from The torturing
psins due 10 rheumatism, sctatica. lumbago,
neuralgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
their discovery Of NORITO. Now they have
found a quick acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pans NORlTO u Trustworthy and dependable
really works fast. II you want TO feel again
the 10Y Of relief from paln-so you can work IA
peace and sleep IN comiort-be wtse and ny
kORITO vsder this ironclsd guarantee. II the
very hrst three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain To your satsfaction--your money will b.
refunded Don't suffer See your druggist today
and get NORITO on this guarantee
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Playing Child Burned

Police today were investigating
serious burns inflicted on the left
leg Of Charles SibiCk. >, OF 4IO4
Burns, while the boy played neal
their home lie was taken 10 St
.JoSeph'S Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
s3.3s4 TO Fight Cancer

LANSING, June 11-Movie pa
irons have donated 50. .3s4 10 the
local campaign 60 fight cancer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

60, N peace or in war,
y in building OF defending
the land which gave them
life and shelter, in enjoying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

Of a
in
by
Navy aao Hrbu ~ ~ News N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Trap Boys
EnLOOfinS

Two 1S-year-old youths, both
IA IN the draft, were arrested
beside a smashed safe in High
land Park filing station early to-
day and VIII be- questioned about
J. safe cracking Jo1S- m Detroit
since the first Of tho year.
Held al Highland Park police
station on a charge OF breaking
and entering are Elias Saglim-
bone Of 1899 Gallagher. Detroit.
and Henry Y. kawaiSk Of 1851
COmstOck, HawiIamck
Later. the boys VIII be qucS-
toned by state and Detroit police
and the Mdcomb County sheriff s
office Highland Park police said
EawalSk has q juvenile record
Saglimbcnc has none.
They were captured al the
Cadillac Tire and Auto Co, 1874
w Dawson Highland Park. AT
= 30 a m by Patrolmen Russell
Phillips and Harold Mccormick.
who noticed a window had been
broken
In their possession were several
hundred loose gasoline coupons
and SGT In cash The officers SAID
the youths could not account for
the money. a cloth bag contain
ing SIS 30 lay near the safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Canned Goods Stocks
Offered 10 Professors
Tmns Plato

'IFhe VIA IS offering for sale
approximately 4i0O0 cases Of
canned pork and beans and 6,70i
cases OF peas % original pro-
cc>Sors. according 10 f. X Riicy
ri the Midwest WA office Of
supply
The canned peas from The 1912
and 1913 packs are part of an org
mai total Of rs $50 cases winch
are beng returned 10 The civilian
trade as grade and condition are
determined Tho goods arc stored
here Hilton, y = and Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Fooled in Robbery,
Gets Prison Sentence

Andrew Kavalko. "a of 1897
Burnside, today is under a five
to 15-year sentence in Jackson
Prison for participation in a
holdup in which he was wounded
twice by his intended victim.
Kayalko admitted invading The
store OF Thomas ChauSoff. 1881
JOS. CamPaH,- last Dec. y and al
tempting 20 rob the grocer a.
gun point Kavalko called police
and admitted The holdup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Schools Plan Glasses
In Income Tax FiIinQ

obstruction on inGIrEduat prob
lens of fling 1915 income tax
returns wfh bc given a. special
evening school classes sponsored
by the adult education division OF
the Detroit Public Schools
William III. DiLby cOnsui'ant on
income tax procedures with the
board Of education VIII serve US
instructor. The meeting, viii De-
held N Eastern High School Mon
day and Tuesday Northern High
School Feb "a and %. and the
IiIEh School of Commerce Feb
II and -. All classes Will start
AZ 7 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
% Officers Win
Higher Rank

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
lions Of nine Michigan officers.
two from the Detroit area. They
are.
Ist Lieutenant TO Captain
Alvin a. Brsytun Jr Battle Greek
william Verdries. ksismszoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Labor Office Names
New Regional Head

Russell L. Kingston Of Atlanta,
Ca, is the new regional director
of the wage-and-hour con-
tract division of the u. s. Depart
ment of Labor for Ohio and
Michigan, it was announced today.
He succeeds Grace L. GlaScott,
who had held the post since 1910.
The latter will open offices in
Cleveland and Detroit as advisory
CouSuitant on industrial problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

Published every Week Day Evening and
SUNDAY Moru.uE ty the Times Publishing
Company a. 1925 Times square. Detroit 81
MLrIl.an-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Pension ReVisiOns
Studied by City

City pension officials today were
a report on a proposed
four-point revision of the pension
system which would include a de-
crease from 20 10 10 years in the
period required of city employees
TO be eligible for nonduty dis
ability naYmentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Mission Funds Sought

a three-day festival 10 raise
funds for the new S. Bernadettc
Mission viii open this afternoon at
the *. Of c Hall 45l9 Maple
Dearborn The mission has been
caring far 400 needy tamlLoN-iR
the Vernon UIshw ay-Wyoming
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK, Feb. q
Three Detroit men and eight
from og'slate are among the lat
.r2LlrIHals az Percy Jones Hos
initial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Ist Lisutsnant 70 captain
And LisutenGnt TO LIST Lisutsna

and LisutenGnt TO LIST Lieutenant
Cecil Mtier 1900 strathmoar Detroit
Frederick PichlttnC 1879 Blake, Detroit
Helen HubiuRCr. Frankenmuth.
Martin KuEel Grand Rapids
EDWARD C!Tuuer, Lake Linden.
Robert McCauley Richmond.
william Ar.s Rochester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
FerndaIe Pilot MISSING

! Pilot Officer w. r. Dauphin of
POP w. Woodland, Ferndale, has
been listed as missing in action,
after air operations overseas, by
lRCAF headquarters at Ottawa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

blood TO those parts faster. 10 help
break up local congestion Right then.
chest muscle iighincss, soreness, are
relieved and distressing muscular aches
and pains are cascd. Phlegm loO-cns,
sore throat. hQarscncss and coughing
lessons. That H'all in feeling disap-
pears Its soothing vapors help YOU
breathe easier, too And for hours,
Pcnetro keeps on working in natural
way 10 make You feel better. You rest
more comfortably. especially at night.
These arr the reasons 50 many pcO-
nlc everywhere are using Pcnctro. and
Why your druggist so often recon-
mcuA7ii oulv -. double pnlv 3jc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

WoodloN. Mr. and Mrs. Edw.
Fields Mr.. and Mrs. John pancy,
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Ransom.
Mr. and Mrs NJ b. Shattuck Mr.
aud Airs Leo Matthews MIR and
MIS- * r. KINNEY, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. & Bradley. Mr. and Mrs b..
r. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs sam
uel Maxwell Mr. and Mrs J NJ.
npniels Mr. and Mrs Adolphus
Wells. Mr. and Mrs William
Waite VI and Mrs T J Dun
lop M and Airs j. " Bingham.
Rev aud Nrs A. Davis, Misses
Kaiheriue Campbell EVELYN VIM
hice Mildred kinney Emma War
ncr. lorraine Nuii Ethel Masin-
berg Mary Patterson Mrs. c fu-
qua and Allen Suarkman, Lewis
Mathews. W Il. Davis Robert
itailoway Il J.. stafford Theo-
dore loues William Bradley. H..
IA Fiuserala Wimbley Charlie,
Yates and i.uthor Fits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Deltas To Convene
Xmas In Richmond

RlNNoNn fNNp3 Tho lSth
oailoral convention ~ uella SIG
ma Neia orril wiil convene
fer q iafe' day ne,l uei, Dec
X q at W. lheet q the eieh'
i"'t 'e'refs % ihe localiiy
flrf iw the convention SCI
l'ciea by 2 rlarnins |ommt,e
Nhief nei IA k',hnore wuly hl
Nos'tilat IS ll~en- lar tNns
IN ! Nev Aee Mrs N Wneh,
ionAs ., Now Jt inc erand
PR uNp' Nill pesiN
Ar oAs 'he ont,ianNae pcr
sopy'i'p ~ lhe sattr1y who
VIII hoa srecml p'me on ihe
prog are Miss riae Aastin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Celeste Cole To Sing
At Art Institute
In February Recital

C~lNs'o fa'" nationally known
.NesFu soprano VIII gave con-
'el ga f'hrsely ;. ~ fhe lle-
'''' ~ s t' :" Arts hef Pros
1'A'' VIII ih'i'H'r works Of bach,
N'i'''l ~ innienn. "" lNus sy.
l,'' '.i ti''' q haikoNsky and
NAat"n Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
SHEET MUSIC DRIVE
FOR WOUNDED CTS

Detroits teen ayers are SONG
all ont on drive 20 collect pop-
ular sheet rlrsic Tor the cutter
tainmrn' ~ wounded service mon
conval,scing IN mihtsrf hospi
tais and for CTS returning on
troop transports from The tishi.
ire freris
The d live Will continue through
neoemiar r. and is being spon-
sored hV The Department OF Parks
aad Recreation Medical officers
"a orarce ~ Veterans hospitals
aad 'ornnandine officers at SCI
paration Ccrters haye emphasized
the need for su,h music and ihe
tesn-age clubs meeting IN rcrea-
lion ceniers htsr pleArrd tnm
selves 10 see hat They eet Il
MANY homes have collection
~ nlsic reposirc Do piano heuch-
rs which could Ni,e a much oet-
tor purpose if iatned ot4r a. the
Gis 10 ohrar them during ,hcir
ern,alcseerce or 20 hclp pass
the time on thar Ions Journey
home from overseas
Song hi'S 81 INC last two wears
TIRE particularly desired You can
hep mis- worthy cause by drop
ping TINS muir az ths nearcs
recreation cenier or il yon will
call Randolph $3.50 Your address
Will he Turned over 10 the near
esq teen-ase club and onc Of tie
hoys or girls VIII pick il NJ. viii
You ca0perate2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
CHRISTIAN COUNCIL
HOLDS FIRST
STATE MEETING

The Ntane wcm,ns csr,,.
Council Of Tho Church ST "a. /.
Christ held rs fust sta,. ~.
ing at The Church % Co /.
christ Clinton ana rioa.l. I,
Ncvcr'to
The state rresrleN ,h. .
steele Crnfcfer nrd-iae ~. 4.
meciinss and also save All /.
the subject Love t'n nats.. -
The principal peasers VIZ.
Sister Barbara Nhiiehad Is.
talked on the saitn R IN
AID know Sister Cn1am G 81
who spoAo on rbe ie x
Sister Rce"cca fiaub SIX \.
dressed me group on 3, S,.a.,
ard Of Gcm' Cour2e ana I,
Rahio n Stri''e vfo ,s.D
The subject Thp Alo;assn i
Holiness Nonre woaer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
URBAN LEAGUE is SCENE OF
JONES WEDDING RECEPTION

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Mr.. AND MRS. Inflow CHURCH
CELEBRATE 3RD ANNIVERSAp,

Mr. ard Mrs Inflow Church
cclcbratea their third wedding an
nlversary az the Detroit Asso-
citation 81 women's club house.
Friday November 20. al 500 pm.
Mr.. Church was recently dis
charged from the armed forces
after serving 81 months In the
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Mrs Church was very stun
ning in a gown Of cocktail blue.
Around her neck she wore a three
strand nec0lace OF pearls and on
her shoulder 4 lovely corsaee OF
talisnan roses.
Hostcsses assisting ~ tie re-
cepiion were Mrs Nellie Rowe.
Ms Louise Thomas and Misses