U¥ Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Janultry 28, 1960 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes Ice Capades to Aid St. John Hospital. PTA ai Mason To' H?ld Party The ]\Iason School PTA will hold a cllrd party at the school February 26 performance at Olympia will benefit gym on Fl'iday, January 29, at L 8 o'clock in the evening. nospital; tickets on sale now with Dr. William R FI d Ch I P R b t J • Dessert will be served and . ora an ar es . a au I cnalrman an uninter~upted evening 'of Again this year a performance of the famous Ice cards .of VOU\. choice will follow. Capades at Olympia will benefit St. John Hospital when Prizes will be given. Donations b f h F bo A '1' I are $UiO per each ticket and mem ers 0 t e ont nne UXI lary and Friends .of the public is cordially invited the Hospital turn out February 26 to see this fabulous to attend. skatmg show. l
~e a, 4.0 (.; • W 44 $ . « • , • , . Z" 5 'I it Iii! II £ . 4 : : ,J ;0::2.. )0 & i ) ;J a $ b Thursday, January 28, 1960 GROSSE POINT! NEWS Page Fiftes" Woman's Page • • • by; of, and for Pointe Women Cottage Hospital Guild Choose a Gay Open Th~rsday and ,Fridcy Evenings CUSTOMER FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Tuesday, Feb. 2 Afternoon at I:OO-Evening at 8:00 also Books IItUi etchings 10 he sold Wedn!!sdllY evening. On View Sun., Jan. 31-2 Color fot Winter #,,(tii:~i. Blonds are blonder , " , red-heads are more radiantly red and brunettes are positively glowing. Our own process of bleaching, frosting and tipping. Robelle Beauty Salon 19027 Mack at 7 Mile Road TU 4-1 r 30 Public .Auction Wednesday, Feb. 3 Evening at 8:00 We are selling a European collection recently imported. by an ANN ARBOR GALLERY and a collection of German vases. Also items REMOVED FROM THE WHITTIER. DuMouchelle ART GALLERIES CO. 409 E. Jefferson Lawrence F. DuMouchelle, Approiser and Liquidator For Informction Coil WO 3.6255 Descriptit'e cattdogTles available Saturday tJ1Jlle>"(,~/J fu~vj.(!d fOi Has Election atm~ta~~ to 5 p.m. luw/I/" etJtlIet MOUNTAiN VAU..EY WATER COltlPANY 3343 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit 7, Mich. Phonc for a Case DeUV&l'ed to Your Home III No Extra Charge - LO '.0178 Alsf) Ohttffl1ltble ill Grosse PfJinte ill Farms and Hamlin Markets I Lutheran Guild To Meet Feb. 3 The Women's Missionary Guild of the First English Evan. gelical Lutheran Church, 800 Vernier road, will meet Wed~ Mrs. Sidney Morgan to Contlnue as President 0f nesday, Felrrual'Y 3, at 1 o'clock. Women's Auxiliary; Five Others Elected at Annual Luncheon will be served at Meeting, luncheon and Fashion Show noon preceding the program at ------- which Mrs. John Morovilz, mis. Mrs. Sidney Morgan will continue as president of sionary to Japan, will be guest the Women's Auxiliary to Cottage Hospital it was an- speaker. The Bible study class nounced at the recent annual meeting at the Nurses will be led by the Rev. Paul Residence on Ridge road. ~.~-----------IKeppler. Also continuing in office jlhe members of the Auxiliary in Mrs. Rea York was named are Mrs. Daniel Read, sec. 1959. president of the guild; Mrs. and vicc-prc.'iidcnt ~nd ::\11'.>. GUild chairmen reportmg for ICaS.>,Kasper, fllol vk,,'pl'c,;i- Stanley L. Smitil. record- lheir groups were, Mrs. Ken. dent;. Mrs. ~scar Nelson, secing secretary. Mrs. Frank neth McLean, Book Cart Guild, ond vice-president; .Mrs. Everett BerH was eleeted first vice- 216 hours; Mrs. Arthur Hanigan, Lindbloom, recordmg see rf~ Gift Shop G:tiid, 3506 hours; tary; Mrs. Qscar Kolberg, 1- president and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Hazel B. Shaw, Sunshine nancial secrela"",' ., Mrs. Norman A. Bokram, treasurer. Guild, 510-hours; and Mrs. John Miller, treasurer, and Mrs. El. Other :1ewly named officers Purcell, Volunteer Guild, 4310 mer ScovUl, corresponding secare Mrs, Edgar Flinlermann, hours: and Miss Karen Taylor, retal'Y. historian; Mrs. Clarence Fox, __ . Parliamimtarian lInd Mrs. ,C. K. President of the Future Nurse's Club of Grosse Pointe High Sutton, corresponding secretary. School, 2650 hours. During the meeting it was announced by I\lrs. William Gifts to the hospital in the Nixon that 11,192 hours of. vol- form of additional equipment unteer work had been given by hy the A u x i Ii a I' y in 1959 It tasfes so good-a clear untreated wafer-nothing added. amounted to $10,375.31 were reported by Mrs. Frank Bel'll, Treasurer. Miss Carolyn Wicks, Hospital Administrator, expressed appreciation for the loyal support given to the hospital by Auxi. liary me.mbel's. The ways and means commIttee chairman, Mrs. Adam C. Cook, has named Mrs. Donald Marlin, chairman of the telephone brIdge to be held in March, as a fund raising project. During the luncheon, following the meeting a fashion show of lingerie and southern wear WIlS shown b~' the ]:'lori:nce Riley Shop with Mrs. D!iIliel Reed a~le. Hts. Donald Martin. as chail"IDen. I This wllI be a dInner meel- Members of the Auxiliary j ing in the Grosse Pointe Memmod e 1i n g this collection of orial Center on Wednesday, c lot hI's were Mrs. Edgar' February 3, at 7 o'clock and Flintermann, . Mrs. V 1'1' non Dr. Kirk will speak on "En- Landry, Mrs. Richard Daley, during V:alues in Literature" Mrs. Milton P a IV sat, Mrs. at 8:30 p.m. immedIately fo1. Lyndle Martin, Mrs. C. C. lowing the dinner, Tickets Gentleman." may be obtained at the door Youth Week At Memorial Grosse Poi n t e Memorial Church will observe Youth W"eek from Sunday, January 31, to Sunday, February '1, with five events. Beginning the week this Sunday at church services members of the high school age youth of the church will participate. Sermons wiH be given by Don Owen and Gl-eg Taubeneck. That evening at 6:30 o'clock a youth banquet for all church members of high school age and members of Tuxis will be served. The guest speaker at the banquet will be the Rev. James Bristah, executive secretary of the board of Christian Social Relations of the Methodist Church. He will discuss "War, Peace, Tt..e Bomb and You." Each week-day morning during Youth Week the church wIll hold brief morning serviees at 8:05 o'clock, before s.chool begins. The congregation will participate in a Wednesday evening service from 7:30 to B o'clock. These services wIll be conducted by members of Tuxis and ,the Senior High Church School classes. All those of high sch()1age ar~ invited. Sunday. February 7, Tuxis WillI divide into 10 discussion groups to consider pacifism and the bomb. - All activities are being 00- ordinated by the Rev. Lyman B. Stookey, director of youth. January 1 became generally accepted as New Year's Day in the l5
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