=fp~t:~;:E~ - Local History Archives

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FOR MEN ONL YI 

KERCHEVAL STORES ' 

TO BAN WOMEN 

NIGHT OF. DEC. 16 

VOLUME 7-NO. SO 

HEADLINES 

oj Ih, 

WEEK 

k Compiled "by tll, 

oPPo~tiolloof, 

pany perfonried an essential Serv- A.ngeloDiPonio, a sewer con-nearmr .mid~ta,it 'waa'Do1vr~: 

ice to the people of tb,e Pointe, tiaetor of ,Detroit. The figure POr:ted,1tWII, ,oin, to be .-:Iud: 

b t th 'd bl d' . '$'1118'00'" .billier buildingthanflnt p~ 

u ere was a CODSI era e 15- was '.' , . sed' d'l' .hi h" "".,", 

agreement on the quality of the > With the,. ex;ception' of the po . an.. l)r ',,:.c,.~~JJUarl~ 

service rendered. The plea of high t b' d has been in .the .' . one or more of these stores, Mer- that this matter will take con- mg of the l'olice COJ?lll1lttee of used for skating In .this period. 

will be' idle in a few days u bulldog belonging to Dr.' V, P. aervlce of the municipality for . ThIS request was responded to chandise carried includes all crete form in one or more of the the Farm,~ Tl:esda,y mg.ht. Fr0J!l When the. Park Planning Com- 

manufacturing c e as e s in that Moisidesof 15215 WIn.'dm. ill..Pointe more, than one year; ..a$. 25 bondl by a ~wn;;h~~ on Mo~roe street. manner of women's wear from village councils in the near funow on, every dnver 15 on his mission was gtving much a~!'l. 

plant at rnidnight tonight. Freight drive, last Tuesday, so severely fcT'those in service more than six Detrol" WIth information that a lingerie to evening dresses and ture. 

oWn. tion to recreational acti\ities .• 

embargo respOnsible for 20.000 that .both of hu .leis, bore bad months' and leSs than a y!ar and part?' h~d pawned a valuab~e 'furs, all kinds of men's clothing, 

few months ago, attempts were 

of the idle.. puncture wounlh. . $12,50 for all of the othei., ' mans wrist. watch and other arh.cosmetics and perfumes, costume 

made to get the school authorities 

f.. .· , ..

'.'T.":~' f. 

CatholicClergymen' Oppose 

Pldnned Paren.th004League 

'nie A.rl;ik:o~a,ttrWtY;i o(~,~j:. tertainm,nt. The purpoeeof tlu! 

Clare held ~i~ iJ1W'lh,ly" mee~~ ~e,~, ,w" 10 pass' by unanila.ty,rllek:DurlnJ 

tHe" Church mow ~nsent . I vote of protest 

,~rvio.the 1~I4.l ree.ptiono! &limit the activities in this loeal. 

new in'l'I\Ml'I' took plate. 'Nr ... 'ltJ! of tM~LCaiue for Planned 

Lealia L.Srnlth, of 1932' GraytOli Pmftthood. Accordinl: to an 

road, t'reltnted t,lo),enew memb~ artiele.published recently in aic. 

and they were fo~mallYireceived cal newspaper, it wal stated that 

into .the ladi~ oriallization by !'cl!-~I~~ services be made 

tha llev. J. A. Smlth,O.S.A. iil-,. .'V'l~~~to all who deelre 

fllUowlnr t!'I.t,!=eptlo~,eee~ ;~!~~",:>\ 

meeting,for December, there will 

be' a Chrislmu party for Club 

Pack No. 74 membeI'l! and their 

par~ts at,the R.ichard &:hool 

. Tu~y,December 

P~z:'o' I ~ 

17' ~~ 7:30 

matter would be reportlld on in 

a matter of hours. They sized. it 

up that he wented money badly 

t.o get out of town 2nd aftnr tak-I 

ing his r,ight 'thumb print., l~t . 

'Holiday 

Special'VaJue • 

A~' Ladies' 

t-:. Children's" 

.~ and Infants' 

Wear . 

Ledies Skirts, 

Sizes 9 to 15 

.~ $3.60' up 

T Girl's Skirts: 

$3.75' 'up 

• 

l/ldies /lnd 

Children's 

Swe/lters 

, $2.00 up 

.. Ladies Ilnd 

Girl's Rooos 

, $5.50 to 

$10.50 

I, 

:ChiJdren's presses 

'.' '. . $2.25 up 

Boy'sW/lshSuits;., " 

, I to3,$2,6S-:-3t06,$2.85 

, We stock 1111size dresses 

, indudinghllif sizes. ~ 

Babies Knitted .Gowns .. ',. ,79c 

O!~pel5.:.... :,J3;15pei~qz.. , 

,j;omp!ete ,Line of. B/lby,;(~ift':~ 

., '8elluti.fulgjfI l;llr_d free with 

,. ellchGiftpurd1~se. . . .•.. 

: 'Opeh' toB, P;'1ll. ' ' , 

UleoarLay.away Plall: 

:JJan~en~. 

:JJ,.e~jS~Of' 

19343 ,HllIrper, 'at Elkhart, , 

llJXURIOlJS 

Mink Dyed Fitc;h J.c;ke+ ...... Wal $1200 Now $895 

Natllr,,1 Mink Jac;ket .,."., •• Was $2200 Now $1495 

Platine Fox Jacket ..•• , •••• , •• WII5 $895 Now . $595 

Mink Dyed Squirrol Jec;~et ••••. -Will $375 Now. $279 

Stan. Martin Cape.5toJ. ••••• Will $2500 Now $1795 

Mink Dyed Fitch Cape ...•.•.. Was $950 Now $695 

Nah"r.l B,aum M.rtin Scans per skin as Iow.s...... $85 

Natural Mink SeerIs, Gi.nt Skins, per skin. • • ...... $45 

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, 

In a UCustom-Built" 

Three-CushiMSofa . 

82i9 tIS siowfi- 

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hiri\ h~ve $25. H,talrly,rabbed Barclay i$ interviewed in' the not malle ~to the,house' 011 the 

it allQ got oul. They hacino right Cook County jail. last.visit. ". \ 

t& hold him, on .• iIspieion .alone ,'~'nlere w",1l1 at~mplt.'d blU" .I.atu in 'the weele Chief Leu~ 

an~ c.ICllll~ed. th •.. property lery,at the Evalss homl"llA 1ut""' .... :uaraed .f~oflA. the ~k 

YVO\!1d soon fm":', '~':,':"',;_-_":"'.'

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BOW TOSrUDY 

A Ul&Il .Ia.. , Umlt.oI too u 

serlo .. 1II1h orh01lI ltuoleaU, 10 

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Un Itlid)'. • 

Each .Iud ....t wUI .... Ii....... 

lAt.elll(ear. len ud II puooaaJity 

tuL, • 

:t:ac:Ja ... r....t wlU ha.e aa 11I111&1 

.. d' coarludinl interview, wlta 

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Cluo und.r Prore.olow 

" 4lrettloa. . • 

':t'lrat Cl... " ....lI.ry 11th 

- COUN8£LLlSG SERVICE 

1314 Eat ... T.wer. Detroit ZI 

CA. 1351 MA. IZI2 

, Houro: We.kday •• U.r S:1S '.1Il. 

. All D.). S.turd.y 

Custom 

Tailors 

.' TO GINTLIMEN' 

. Willer 

. SUITS 

~ingle or 

Double 

~reasted 

$50+0 I 

$75 

Others. $4' 

till" $90 

MARSHALL 

:&O'CONNOR 

l~tJaD:d ,T~\on Co.1 '" 

1412'/i 'E. Je..":'11 Av•• 

LEnox 5344 

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Pair 

'Give Him 

'''~NTI.WOVIN'' ' 

~p=~~u~tbeTwo ..PointeY otit~s Guilty 

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50% Wool. 

"Mallory'.' Hat 

Gift 

Certificates 

Neatly 

Padaged 

From $7.50: 

75' 

, Pair 

Nationally Known 8r~nds I 

I. 

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fl\lNK 

, G R 0 SSE POI N T E ~'E. W S 

Pqrk "rake" 

Also Rises 

SH~ARED CANADIAN ~EAVER 

. 

U., S, Gov't ALASKA SEAL 

ONE OF A KIND FURS 

1 . 

Arrested Twice 

Same Morning 

__ '_ I Daniel C. Crowley of 243 Lake. 

Pl.tc.,d on p.r,oba.l.ion fo,r pduring .Sto~n. ,. Gasol. ine Over The "Take" on Fark conces-, land enjoyed a nice fast ride on 

sions has goroeup along with the Jel'ferson aV,enue early Saturday 

, Strucfure:.nd' 8lJrning.lt. on Night, of August 10 rising cost of' everything else morning, December 7 until he re- 

Two Pointe' boys 'have been found guilty of malicious in the country.' " IC£ived a ticket from Park Patroldestruction 

in conneCt.ion w. ith the burn.ing of the voting. At the Park Council ~eeting man Kasteloot for speeding 50 

December 9 the concession for . . 

booth at Kerby and Beaupre roads last August 10, refreshment sales etc, in the vi!- m.p.h. . 

.Lorenz A. HiUel. of 285 Mc-'~. . lage's beach park was renewed A little later he went into the 

Kmley road. and Russell Ander. The youths stole gasoline from with Charles Stackman. who has Toddle House and raist!d such a 

son. of 334 McMi~lan road, both a c..r parked on Ri~ge road, held it .for s~me years, There was ruckus that the management 

18, were found guIlty t.j' ~efere.e pour!!d It ?ver the vot.mg bOoth, an advance In the percentage 011 lled' th r h ted 

Fred Baxter of the Juvoemle DI- set fire to It. then fled ill a stolen gross sales from 5 percent as ca In. e.po Ice W 0 acres 

vision of Probate Courl Pre- car. They. abandoner the. car heretofore to 8 pi!r cent 'here-, him arain. . 

viously Herbert Cook had also after a wild chase by Officer after. That sa.memornmg at 9 o'clock 

been: found guilty on the same Roberts of the Farms polic!' and Also the new contract covel'SIJ~dge VIctor N. Debaeke fined 

charge. All three. boys 'have ~en ~scapi!d betweell houses on MOld-a three year' period whereas it hill; ~25! plus CC;'st of $5 for 

placed on probatIon. • 150nroad. h d 'b f I ' to speedmg and a like amount t{Jr 

. a een ormer y a year- • disorderly conduct. . 

year arrangement, 

Labadie FiguresHe!s World's Pointers Participating 

,Luckiest. Sergeant ,of .'Police' JnMessiah Pr~ent.tion 

Ruth Rauth and Richard 

I black Russian broadtail coat: ; •••••..••• : •••. $1995 

" black Russian broadtail jacket ..••..••••.•• '•. ,$! 495 

I Samali Leopard coat ' , : $1950 

Natural otter coats .•••••• " ••••• ,', ••• , •••••. $1195 

Park Equipment 

Reported $tolen 

Serg!. Elm~r, Labadie. of the 

, Farms Police Department would be paUin'g himself on' the back 

if he could reach that far, He 

'Why.'can't Elrrief pat hitrise;r '~a!met;0:f Grosse Pointe will par- Ormond Winnie ot 932 Weston't'h' 

e 'b'ack? I't s '1" Ike '. th15 lIe - [ '!lclpatet t' m thef elevenlh th M annual . h t chester, an_employe of the ,Park's 

• . , , presen a Jon 0 e ,essla 0 highway department, re!lorted to 

spi!nt,,se,vera,l'w"eeks on"the p,lan- ,be giV,en Friday evening" Decem- the poli~e'that a Sta,ndard City 

tation of a friend near Thomas- her 13. under the sponsnrship ot Sewer machine and cleaning .outhas 

himself figured, as just about ton, Ga. The visit was ~hiefly ,Western Michigan College, !he fit and' a Briggs and Stratton 

the luckie~t man in the world. 

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Elmer has, J'us. t returne.d ,to ,the 

Poil1te after spending his vacadedicated 

10 the idea, Qf losing ch.orus ot ~ore than. sqO vOlC.esgasolil\e' mo.tor and rod line pullweight. 

,Elmer rose before, dawn WIll. be asSisted by four artist er. property 'of Grosse Pointe 

I t d h t f 45 

and spent 12 hours daily doing so Ol.~.s, an an orc es ra:o Park. ha.d beel? stolen from the 

heavy ,w.ark intl1e fields. , 'mUSICIans. " _ alley between Beaconsfield. and 

tion, in the south. Last ThurSday The day he' left he got ,on the Miss,Rauth will be.a member Nottingham some: time between 

afte,m~~ he attempted to check scales and found he had gained of the choirano Mr. Palmer will 12 o'clock and 1 o'clock p.m, on 

into the Wine~o!f ,Hotei in At- 

.' ' d 

Ijlnta, Ga" where he had staye, 

on his way to Florida. He intended' 

to spi!rid .four or five days 

there) but was turned down be-' 

ca~e there wasn't a room. avail. 

able. '. " , 

Disgruntled, he headed north: 

Sllturday he ,heard ttie radio reports 

and read the papers !\~ut 

the fir,e that. had taken the lives 

0!.120 gues~ in the. Winecoff. 

nine. pounds, He bllinies it on be,a melriberof.the orches,tra, Friday the' 6th of December. 

those fresh-roasled pecans his , " , .,' The outfit was pretty iteavy but 

~ostess placed beside hiS c)lair The highest ability is responsi- the policesaid.co~ld be lifted by 

I~ f;ont of the fireplace every I bility-:responding with all your a couple' of men. into a car. The 

mgh.. ,ability to every need. value or the equipment was $697. 

'FamouS 

Vi£STMINSTER 

SLAX SOX' 

• RED 

• YELLOW' 

~ BROWN 

• MAROON 

.' BLUES. 

In Voting Booth Fire Case 

VERY HEALTHY SIGN 

Communicable diseases' have 

~en ''dropping to a .low point 

in Grosse Pointe' in recent 

months. The November ,":,eport 

for the whole Township and City 

combined shows only 4 cases of 

Chicken pox, one of Measles,. ot}e 

of Vincent.s Angiv.\I,one,of Rheumalic 

Fever, three of Scarlet 

Fever and two of Whooping 

Cough. But there were 10 of 

Dogilis. Biling dogs are I still 

,.active. 

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~ockS ApPeal I. 

c': wit~ the Greatest 

{ Ncime";nHosiery 

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And '$1.00 

AND YOUGIVI 

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;Fratti."! 

or;gitlilJty 

,Fromm~notur/l' .ilvet sable mink COllt•••.•••••... $9500 

Naturtil wild mink cClat ••• ; ••• , ••••••••••••• , . $5200 

Naturo! wild mink coat, ., .'. ; ••••••••• , ••• _.: . $4950 

Fmmn;l naf,J rllI rMchmjnk coats, ~: ••••••••••••. $5000 

Mutotion mink cape jacket •••. ~.•• : •••••••••• ::$4995 

Frqmm blue frost mink cape stofe, •..••••••••.. $2925 

.Fromm notural rMch mink jackets .••••.••••.•.. $2500 

Fromm notural ranch mink cape ••••••.•••••••• ,$2295' 

Arctic mink cope •••..••••• : ••••••••••••• ! •. $,3750 

Naturo! wild mink stole cape .•••••••.••• , •••.. $3950 

Noturol wild mink stole : $2950 

Sheared' Canadian beaver coats.; ~ .'. $ J 295 

Sheareq Canadian beaver coats ..•••••••••••••. $ 995 

Matara dyed seal coat, , : •..••.•••. , .••.••... $! 695 

Matara dyed. seal coats .. , • , • , •..••••••••.... $ '495 

Safari dyed seal coats., ••••••••• ' : $1495 

or;g;"..,ll}' 

6 Americarl Broadtail coats .•••..••. $495 

I Sheared Roccoon COClt.•••••.••• , . $595 

4 BiClCKPersian PIIW «olin .•••....••. $375 

-4 Blec'f Persion pew coah ••••••••••• $295 

SALE 

PRICE 

$6000 

$3945 

$3750 

$3250. 

$3750 

$1945 

$1845 

$1645 

$2495 

$2445 

$1645 

$ 945 .. 

$ 745 

$ 975 

$.975 

$ 975 

$1445 

$ 945 

$1345 

$745 

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INSTANTLY 

RECOGNIZED 

... " " ,.,. .;,. ,.. 

rAYS FO&ItECJtLESSNI!SS 

In City Police Court Dec. t, 

Judge Uvick 'fined Clarence H. 

Doetsch of 12242 Corbett. $10 and 

$5 for reckless drivinr. George 

Tucker, of 1044 Alter, up for the 

same charge, was found not 

guilty. ' 

Dry cleaning. lIoIld the 

repressing of garments 

•••• making them simply' 

gorgeous • • • '0 that 

even the cas u ale y l! 

recognizes the 5 u per b 

finish •.• tha['s SqWlre 

Deal's ,repu[ation. 

Square'Deal 

CLEANERS & DYERS, 

152" Gro:!$& CHA Pointe .... VOIX[.m~ , ' 

LE.4225 

BLACK PERSIAN LAMB 

.GREY PERSIAN LAMB 

MUSKRATS 

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Grey Persilln Jemb coots : •••.. $1195 

Grey Persian lamb coats ,$ 89S' 

Silver b!Lle blended muskrat coats ..••• , •••••• : , $ 41 S 

Honey beige blended muskrat COlltS.••••.•••••. $ '4,15 

Mi~k blended muskrat coots .•••.. : ••.••. ' ~••••. $ 4 r 5 

Mink blended muskrat coats ...•..••..•••.•••.. $ 450 

Let-out Mink blended muskrat coats ..•.• , ••••. ,$ 695 

Let-out mutation blend muskrat coat ... , ....... $ 950 

Beaver dyed oposwm couts .••.•... $595 

+ tipped opossum coots •• , •• , •••••. $395 

+ mink pew cqats , $950 

4 min~ chevron CQets •••••• " •••••• $950 

Min~ gitlll'Ollt ••••••••• , •••••••••. $795 

SALE 

PRICE 

$445 

$29S 

$745 

$745 

$645 

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'MADE-. 

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RISTMAS 

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WIU J• ..,;.clan, 

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,.roof, cf!Al~proaf .. 

h.. ~roof ..: ': 

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$ 845 

$ 595 

$ 345 

$ 345 

$ 345 

$ 365 

$ 575 

$.745 

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SALE' ~ 

DeLeo originel b'ac~ Persian eOllt, •••••••••.•. :1~:'_._.,>P;4~':':/::'~;'~;:7~1 

Deleo original b'ackPe~sia;' coats , ••• , •• , ••• $1'795'$1345 I 

Black Persion lamb coat $1595 'i_1 

Black Persian 10mb coots with minHr.ims ;;$1495 $ _ '" I 

Bleck Pe;sian' lemb coat, ... ,.: •• ~:•••••••.• J, ;'~::>.$'1;4.95 •.• :\ .~ I 

BIClck Persianl

'-r- 

Do Your 

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THE MOST IMPORTANT elF 

G new perfume 

CROWN 

0,.. It to 1. Dan, 

GIn. ",,;'tUuIlT Wrapped 

N.olle

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Touted ._mllt II' III. loa!tAlet 

'SmOkers' 

Aeeessori .. 

f"r Ih. 

lele_1 Christmas 

" Gifts 

lpedaJ ~ •• "r k. CteUll 

:Grosse Pointe Drug 

Kerchev.l.t St, CI,,'ir 

peUverlea Untll • P.M. m. 4827 

&illlUluJ . Hand Stltche

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. DOLORES 

17 Je"';els, 1...-kt, gold 

'ii9.50 

. Charge itf Pay Feb. lOth, 19H • 

OIRE'CTOR 

21 Jewels 

'57.50 

D;,!I",.hkod .... "'"' It 

.h. "hc.-ncY Group'" 

.Extended Payments No Carrying Charges 

OPEN EVENINGS TO, 9 TIL CHRISTMAS 

ent 

and KENT'S is the store you'll (" 

find a veritable gift haven 

'Bul.n.itel ••• il. 'tll. (•• ily elrcle at 

Cllrbt ••• -ti••• It', .a A •• rica. traditio .. to 

fulfil! ~helr fondut drea., willi ~ea~tifuf 

~OT~, far.fa.ed f.r I1Iperl.ti~.tl.e.' 

~ee,iDI'Ileaene a place oa ynr f•• il,. 

tree for these welcome lue.ts1 

. JANET 

17 Jewels 

'29.15 

COCKTAIL RING 

PIN AND .EARRIIIlG! 

1.DIAMOND SET 

•12ft." 

TOURIST KIT 

1f8.85 ..... , 

jewelry company 

13933 EAST JEFFERSON, Corner Eastlawn 

LEnox 6467 LEnox 6466 

6' k 0 5 S i ..0 I N T l N I W S 

DIANA 

17 Jewel, 

"37.~O 

PEN AND PENCIL SETS 

• Parker "51", from $12.50 

• ev.rsh.rp CA 

. • Sch•• ff.r Stretowriter 

• Nerma 14 colen) 

• CrOll {LHcf... l 00 ~.rsl 

• 

CONRAD . 

17Jewels /' 

'42.30 

STATESMAN . 

. 21 Jewel. 

'71.50 

, ".-"'Of .....OW __ 

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Thursd.y., 

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Dece,!\~r 12, 1946 

DUSARRY 

17 Jew.l. , 

'42.GO' 

AUDREY 

17 Jewels, 2 Diamonds, 

14.kt. gold expdn~ion 

bracelet 

11173.00 

_)krAnlJ Sit~r ~/t Ware .• :J)l't1jj~rSeb 

Cit.,..tte lighters-A" i.he F.mous Make. 

l.Hiec' BiltfoWs Men's W.llets 

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m. 

1lJlht 

Thla 

Read,. to be 

put In ,.our 

roaster 

DOBBS HATS $7.50 to $20 

SMOKE'D 

TU RK.EY 

lmmedi~te 

CALL: 

De llelolli, 

beautlfull,. dOG. 

ilU'ke,. •. 

Del i V e r i e: s 

.ith., leplHltely er in sets ••• pure woolen!,. angor"s, 

SI;,...., 1.10Ie IUS 

.. shmera weic;ht. ••• ill pal. 'a~ deep colors. 

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Mothers' C{ub's ChristmaS. 

Tea Draws Minty to School 

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The annual Christmu Tea wa. 

lliYln by the Mothers'.C1l1b of the 

Grosse Pointe High School last 

ThlU'SdllY. Oec. 5.. H;onoring the 

fOWlder, Mrs. J. M. FIiChs, and 

the past presidents, Mrs. W. F. 

Mohrolf. Mrs. -Fred Harding, Mrs. 

W. Eo Nellmeyer, Mrs. Claude 

Hayward, Mrs. Herman Deuster,. 

Mrs. Catherine Waddell •. Mrs . 

Chas. Ellis. Mrs. J. C, Danforth, 

Mrs. J. Sidney Hei!. and Mrs. E. 

F. Gehrig, the tea was a tribute 

to the work of the Mothers' Club. 

Leaders in the arrangements 

were Mrs. Leon jacobi, presidel\t; 

Mrs. Andrew Fo\llds. program 

chalrmaniMn. H •• :Iohnson and 

Mrs. Hurst Montee, hospitality 

l!hair.-, aDd Mrs. Harold $. 

Dam, _la! chairman. 

TbellCeneot the tea, the aehool 

cafeteria, was brightly decorated 

withAr .prays and colored balls 

in the, windows and nine red candleaon. 

each .Ideof the cheery 

burJlinc fi!.'1! in the fireplace • 

• '}'o one .Ide ot the fireplace was 

assembled the Grosse Pointe High 

School Ensemble, composed of Ellen' 

Jane Worley, Helen Schultz, 

AUce . Corey, ,Judith Lyndrup, 

J'ean Core)'. Harriet Cotton, Barbara 

Coulter, Ken Christenson. 

Ann' PalI1\er, JoluiTitus, Martha 

Fischer, Paul Te~bruigen, Milton 

Setzer, Elaine Severin; Dorh Duncan 

'and Sheila ,MCComb: Direct. 

ed by J;lewey D.,' Kalember,the 

strinciroup'otreted many selec~ 

tiODS for, the background' musk 

Marion Blackmore a15oentertained 

with "Ave Maria," accompanied 

by Doug Krieger. 

, Atth. ca~dle-Iightedcoftee tapIe. 

Mrs, M. M: Schaeffer, Mis. 

Walter, R. Cleminson, Mrs. Paul 

L. Esser!, and Mrs. F, Flom 

pOured;.' Responsible for the eK. 

~lIent refreshments were Mrs. 

Oavili, chaIrman .of the social 

l!ommiltee, and Mrs.; W. ROd,ers, 

Mri, 1\ Willson, Mh!. E, BaUman, 

Mri. C. Sharrer, Mrl.>J..Lamb, 

Mr'.R 'Cotton; 'Mn,.:O.' Mann, 

Mri J.~alcs. and Mrs. C.B. 

Swlli:, , 

Auiatini the mothers were six 

llA ,irlil,'J3utfy Wicking, Joyce 

Schmidt, • Shirley Davis, Janet 

Ec~~ld.Nancy Hodges, andNan~ 

!lYBOa1fs.'The girls in the home- 

.ftllijWll end.:f'JOds classes under 

t~.~~!r..ection of Mrs. Uora Ann , 

. Careigens US to }...,S 

7 to 9:30, P. M. 

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Blair and Miss CarolinePostiff 

made the sandwil!hes. 

The purpose of the Mothers' 

Club is to benefit the students of 

the 'Grosse Pointe High School, 

socially and financially, and to In. 

terest the mothers of the commlmity 

a~d teachers of the G; P. 

H. S. in the club work. Since 

1931, when the first scholarship! 

were awarded, a total of $12,450 

has been awarded to 62 graduates. 

Also the Mothers' Club has gl\'en 

the money for the choir robes of 

the. students and: contributed in 

other ways to the progress of the 

scl\ool. 

WORDS OF THE WISE 

The bread earned by the s.veat 

of the brow is thrice blessed 

bread, and it is far sweeter lhan 

the tasteleS5 loaf of idleness. 

-(Crowquill) 

llbove: ~othing quite equ"ls the chic. of this 

, 2.piece crepe with f"ille yoke e,nd peplum •• , 

II Ben Reig oricji~~1••• bleck only ••• sizes 

10.to 16 , 98.00 

Dress Shop' 

r:ght: let this su;t of choice gllbllrdine sweep 

you into the HolidllY meed ••• in blec~ or 

whit. wir. .... site 10 kI 1a ., .... ,. 65.00 

Suit Shop' 

) . 

HOUSEHOLD HINT I 

If you Ire planninl to UH Ii 

double edged rlZor blade for rip' 

ping seams, and find It hard to 

handle without cut finll~rs. use 

the striking end of a pa~r match 

book. The razor blade is easily 

held in place with cellulOie ta~. 

000 FACT 

The modern America dOll bill, 

for prepared lood. averages $8.00 

a year. which means .that Americans 

are spending more than 

$100,000,000 a year. lor do, lood. 

Men'. Night 

Mon., Dec. 16th 

, . 

7 to 9:30 P. M. 

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mar,.. DIary. 

Pinely /ai/orea leisure ;"duls 

••• "l/woal g"b,mUtle, u'il" 

~. ....;' - .... - .'. .,,full 

U"ing of Jop grtUie t'tq()n. 

Thrrte .t'oomy paich porlteJs, 

4...ill el rom e arressory lor 

,:uulll j'elll'. In beige only, 

$35 

OJhflf' G"b"t'Ji"e ]"rietr up 

10 $4'. 

ColQf's: . I1fige, bl"e' 

liter 36' 10 44. 

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Wells~Caulkins Wedding Dec. 28 

When 'Jack Caulkms tliesin the ~aid, of hOl)or. Jack's two 

from New Haven on Dec. 19 he little pieces will be the tlower 

will be greeted not only by his girls. They are Wendy Lamb and 

parents, Mr. and Mr.;. George P. M M N h L b f 

CaiJlkiiu, but also by his tlancee, aff c ~ug Ion am, 0 Mt 

Patricia Wells. She will arrive Vernon, Ollio. 

that same day from Bay City to Jack has asked his brother, 

spend a few days with the C::,.!. George P. Caulkins. Jr., fa be his 

killll lanilly in their home on Ri- best man. The ushers will be 

vard boulevard. another brother, Henry Caulkins; 

Pat, who is the d"ulhter of Rex McNaughton Lamb, Jr., 

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wells, Ralph Caulkins, Pat's brolhers, 

of Bay City, and Jack will be Charle$. and William P. Wells; 

married in Trinity Episcopal WiUiam Clay Ford, Wendell W. 

Church in Bay City on Saturday Anderson. Jr., and Henry Finafternoon, 

Dec. 28. The reception kenslaeQl, Jr. 

will be held in the Bay City Followin, their mnria,e, Pat 

Country Club. and Jack are planning to m.ke 

HerslJter.ln-]aw, Mrs. Charles their home in Milford, Conn. 

Weill, will, be Pat's matron of (where Jilck has found a house!), 

hono'r. Christine Caulkins will be . until he IInishes at Yale. 

OLD SOU~TH 

TOilETRIES 

Lovely !oucnic$ io pOlccuilt chill& 'Ita 'jt.ss rcplku of 

plicc!m' Old, SoUl!: lllti'lun-ilt r.iIlol.lJ Old Soullt. 

flljr'ow thh ~mio,IJ hit (or,vtr. 

T'ulJ illll'itcti ,ifIS (0( 

the pm 011 who "h .. 

tv~thill':: ' 

Grosse Pointe Drug 

..\ K.r~hev.1.t-$t, Cltir-"';,~-, . 

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Delivlritll Until. P.M. 

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November Bride ' 

;"MRS. 

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GERALDS. i'OUCliEY, 

the former Mary Elizabeth Me- 

Robert McCallum, 1065 Marylanq 

aVl!nue, was married on November 

30 in st. ROle Church to the 

son of Mr. Ind Mrs. John Fouchey •. 

680 51. .Jean. .;.. reception was 

held after the weddin, in the 

home of the pride's parenla. 

AAVW Planning 

Benefit Concert 

. ,Aberlel\\' 'concert will belpansored 

by the metropolilan branchesof 

the American Association 

of, University. ,Women Tueliday 

evenin,;.Dece~ber 17 atMu'~ic 

H~li"':I'he performing .~llst will 

be ~o~ Fleisher, eighteen.yearold' 

pianbt, 'one of th~ nation's 

.outstamjiilg.' young 'musicians. 

, ~.Proceed5 from the concert will 

'," " ~~~e'd for the ti.vin t:lrojects. 

sponlorlng schools indeval~.ted 

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.' .I,eas hi ~uropc and 

~riternationa1 study' 

IIslstinc 

. ,rants 

in 

to 

foreign studenls who . wish to 

study in the United 

~'raI\ches ..as. a unit 

Slates. The 

have adopted 

a school in Vitre, France, while 

. '. Individual br,inches have schoch 

\' \ .i~ F#~~e. ;Be1gfum, Holland and 

Norwaylinder the Save the Chil- 

.drenFedera1ion 

•' Mrs:: Tiylor 

plan . 

. H. Seeber of 

GI'osse:Pointe is' lleneral chairrtlan 

of th~ ,ev(!nl, "assisted 1»' 

branch chaIrmen. Mrs. 

,IR Beardslei! is chairinan 

Kenneth 

of ticket 

sales for the Grosse Pointe 

Brlnch. Telephone TU 2-8523 lor 

reserva lions. 

PICkED IN ftAtHlNG , 

- -, RlchardM .. Flana'ln, 17, .lon" 

of DanlelJ. lllnl,an of 77S 

NI.4827 Trombley road, GrOll1! Pointe 

P.tk, ha. been ."1ected fot.tram- 

'ih•. In' iheN~val Rl!HrV! Ol!lclr 

Training Corps It the Unlvenity 

of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 

FOR MEN ONLY? 

••• 

Yes, strange as it may seem, these and thouHnds of other 

beautiful gifts designed exclusively for the laaiM win be 

ivailable to MEN ONL 'fat ourstOf. Monday E.... ni~g 

,. .' . - ~., 

Deeember 16tIl. Com, in and'selec:t. gift for '; 

your spec:iel someone: . 

COSTUME 

PIN 

$40.00 

CULTURED 

~33.9' 

DRESSER 

Set 

PEARLS 

t.12O.00 

'. 

Lady's Mathey 

TISSOT DIAMOND 

WATCH 

ChaTlre Acci>unts 

Available 

$260.00 

17047 Kerc:h.v.l, Gross! Point. 

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POINTE 

NEW S 

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, • , make h.r gifts {.mlnin. this yeer • i •• n sp.r~linCjl 

.and pretty, • , f1ettlring lind useful. We're .h.owin~ _.'f.w 

prizi idlel here , ,. lInd ~ dozens lInd dozens' more ••• 

• Il waitIng to help yo~ fill thoslI pr.tty ;todings th!!t w.i11 be 

hung on Chri5tmu fy., 

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,"Cl$ltmer', "He ctIllrllM,ltJlMie, ~"'tU:ti:lIHrI,' 

g .lliKiUo" .. f,..lwJcr • , ; SIJtndtUr-itl, 

~t,'I~tJ '"Jo , 7.95 to 55, 

PI"" J'lt4. :ru. 

h. Gl~~er~the J,.",ru, thecfJrt':wu ;",plwtMUe ,of 

fiN kiUhn- glo£'er ,', , tloerlli",. iiI/, pipit;" "' 

1UIIWM, i~lt, iwoWfJ, "'Y, WIlY, U!Hu',whit. 

, , • rnm iJ .. wiJ. 'ollfrtirHi ......2.00to 8.95 

c. SCM/I-,wooleru, fnIr' rillu, "ylrm _ ,..~ ' •• 

• Il.ovn- desig,tT, sequi" "i",,,,,tl or rolirir ••• 

tllwlI}'s ." IIccepttlble gift ,..•1.50 to 18.~S 

J. H..aimchk/s-sb,,,. !/rHfI fW'"1f • , , lovely 

white Mtlderitl .nd pelti.po;"t ••. tri",med witb 

ji"e lilce... broidered, corded .rut h"tul rolled 

•• , boxed ttJyo",. i'"llvidtlld t#!te........5OCto 2.50 

t. U",breIUs-i,."jlo" 0" r"yoll J"lni,r , , • rolid 

,olorr ••• "10,11 rw flUid designs. : . rrnru with 

pilSllifJ rw ,olw. 'tJS,r • , •• jlrlUtic.l gif, 

5.00 to 25.00 

f. B,l's-I,.,bn- or mtl"l ••• orrum;.e"ltJ witb Nil 

h,M/" ,hlt/"i", ,!Juts, 1014 or si/r,/W 

, 2.50 to 12.95 

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J,wtlr~'-O"r ,olluilo" j,,,lud#s wllll,h,s, /w.,,. 

/m, pifl.S, iru,ltltlces, urri"g. , , ,II1111ylHlfJ ,hlJ 

setlfom If"". 10,. :glitler and t~,., TOll, tnW 

IISsorlwu"Joj ,ompa,ts.ls r""'~uU,,,,,,,,,.to~.OO 

, • , Pllll ".... ,. all 

h~ Perfumer and (;olognes-f(Jf' the Wi .fiMpI'o 

c"ble tlUlI tMtl" toucb of the grail(/. ...... , _, 

of 0",. f."'qus p,rfumer or colog""" 'il lfir, 

.thi",.. ""It"t,d t.,,)' rpecially fo,. tlt,e",",.",., 

gif,lMI l.SO to 30.00 

Phil rid. Tax 

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Open Friday Evening$ Until Christmas! 

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A Memo to Ail Men: 1: 

Pl~n now to do your shopping next Monday night, Dee. 16th. 

from 7 to 9:30 P.M. This night has been set lIside for Men 

exclusively. so that they might shop in comf6~, 

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News 

Sbciety 

From ,Another Pointe 

. '"of View 

by 

Jane Schermerhorn 

H'II be a pretty magic Christmas. , • 

. - For Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rohde (Ginny RlIhllut) ••• who 

have just moved into their new home (DESIGNED. BUILT and 

MOVED INTO this yeer of the housing shortage, building material 

shortage etc. of 1946) on Hampton riled ••• and wno~J be spend. 

ing !-heir very lint Christm/ls there ••• 

We've been heering all manner of glamorous reports of Ihe 

home which is done in blue interior with heavenly complementing 

tones .•• 

J;ut enother feafure everyone has simply raved about nn 

to do with the garllge, of ell Ihingsl ••• 

ARTHUR ROHDES OCCUpy THEIR NEW HOME 

We're just an old fashioned girl ••• and we can remeinber 

when it was sophisticated humor in a movie for the heroine to 

deb 1I bit cf vanilill on herself to catch her beau. . . , 

So 1'0'3 don't feel 100 badly for bring mystified over thllt 

garage • . • . . 

. It seems the Rohdes merely h.ve to push • button on the 

""-doshbollrd of their molor cllrs ••• oIIndtheir garollge doors open 

'and shut •• '. ' 

-•. We've .90ne over this carefully .•• it isn't thoJt electric eye 

iarrangement which makes II dcor open when ycu approach it ••• 

. It's magic and witchcraft as fllr as we're concerned .•• 

but a wonderful conversation piece for a new home ..• and .. 

startling indication of what to expect in the post war world. , • 

BRIDE.ELECT FETED 

We haven't I doubt in the world that the Buck Roger doors 

:will be a source pI great interest 4! the luncheon which Mrs. 

;RohOil 1S- giving next Tuesday , , , (her first party in her new 

home)'.;.'; . -; - 

, For bride-elect Jane Burnettef Hamilton.road (daughter of 

. the late Mr. and MrJ. Harry Burn,tt) who will mllrry Louis Baker, 

Icn of Mr, and Mrs. Panon,Mendelssohn ••• December 21 •• ~ 

. LUNCHEON GUEST LIST " 

i .'.t-~OI1g th,'. guests who have been invited to the lunchecn 

" ... (it'll also be _miscelianBous shower) ';9: . 

: J ..~~', sister, Mrs. C.rltcn Knight {who's to be her

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ft:., ''';' ,.~ aU ....__ :.. 1ier 12 ' 1946 

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Woman's. Page 

Pre-Nuptial P~rti,es GCirdeners Hold 

- . , Candleligh~ Tea- 

F"e-te Ba-rba'r' a B.ailey Mra. Alvan Macauley's panelled 

, drawin, room with its deep wine 

----~~---- draperies and dark wood made a 

Her Wecldi!'9 to LOu .Alin Milton Schedul,ed for ClIeember beautiful' back.round for, the 

28 in'Grosse Pointe Memorial Church: 'carolling of 'the Christ Church 

«_llf!J>C4t.J "'\\ 

loa MADISON 4VE. 

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kO'Wi'h'OIl 

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!4.ry Chess pour~ her ~amou! flower 

acent. ,into lacy llttle sachet plllow. 

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that are lovely to glve.A single 

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p111ow. 3,00; quilted set of 3, 13.50. 

'In a aamut ot fragrances from whlch 

to choose. Prlces plus federal tax. 

~~qeUc. Gifts., Street rloor.: 

GIFT SACHETS 13Y MARY CHESS 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

by, of and for 

Presidents and. Founder of Mothers' Club 

Yacht Club R.,caption . , choir boy. in their wine-colored 

lobel when the Grosse Pointe 

., Mr. ,and Mrs: Vinal I. Bailey of Hillcrest road,willprac- Farm and Garden Assodationhad 

tically have to consult their daughter Barbara's calendar its an,nual Candlelight Christmas 

the~ next few weeks in order to see her between the m'1ny tea Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. 

, 1 \._' 1 _.I Sh '11 be Mrs. Frank W. Goldie, in charge 

pre.n.uptia parties which are =mg p ann~. e WI c?me of the. musical program, invited 

the bride of Lou Alin Maxon on Dec. 28 at Grosse Pomte the boys to sing some of their 

Memorial Church. ChristmQs mWiic, which they did 

Barbara wa~ ,the _honor cuest

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ffJ~nte 

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,Counter Points 

Nazi Confuser Works on Hens 

I . 

r' CoofUsing chickens ir.stead of determined time intervals, there- 

Nazi! is th,.' peacetime job of by causing interference with 

an ingenioUS timing device which ground-to,air and plane,to,plane 

was employed dur}ng the war to communication. T his "radio 

scramble enemy radio communi- scrambling bomb" was dropped 

cations. by plane in enemy territory by 

Approximately 6,000 of these means of a parachute. 

devices are-l'iow on farms in the I WAA was confronted with the 

midwest, making hens Increase problem of finding a peacetime 

their winter 'Working. hours. use for the clock~d a buyer 

. -when a Kansas City man came 

. It aU ean;e. abo~t when W~r up with the idea of using them 

Assets. AdministratIon found It. to turn on hen house lights sevself 

WIth a lar,e s':!J).ply of Fer. era! hours lx>fore sunrise and 

recourt clocks. ongmallr ~sed keeping them burning Until late 

as a .part of a commUnlcahonS in the winter evenings. It has 

. jammmg unit. been found that win'lr egg pro- 

Thilclock, • simple key,wound duction can be kept nearly on a 

.,~'njllTTJ, operated electrical par with that of rummer by luch 

. ~tectI whieh were set tor pre. method .. 

Bentiful 

JJail' 2J"'S6ing 

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WALTERS' 

Mariti. Ann 

Beauty Salon 

11326 EAST WAIl.EN 

Bet...- e-mUe IJlI T1arft II(lleDr• 

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Pointer of Interest 

NEW S 

OIlPah\ted, photo, a rmut: 11ft! 

. cau LEnox 3518 ' 

APJiol"tmonls atl"clal heun 

".', PUttITa~C Stlllie 

.14m.1 CharlevoIX. at Alhland 

w.o. where •• d wh.~O" 

By WbHzH 

PDSONALAPPEAIt.ANCIS 

MRS .• HAROLD. BAKER, looks very smart and. very 

pr.tty in tqat wine and blue checked woolen costume'sheis 

appearing in these fall days. 'I'he little tailored.hat of the same 

material is a gvod top note. 

, 

by OUVE H. LARNED C,rroly" White - WIU S,11I ~. recl1Il We44;"g 11_'1 b'c01lfi"gly 

.R,_fleet 

Your 

Good Teste 

'With A 

True VisiOfl 

Mirror 

~ITY 

~ 

enria/mas 

SPECIALS 

MIRRORS 

A L.o!Isting and Appretiated Gift 

G'L'A,SS 

1/800 Kerdl ......1 

Lenox ~ 

H"liil4] 510;' HOJlrs,-9:15 ,. 6:00lifOJl"lIJs IhrfJlIl" S.llIril"Js. 

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.Do }iou klWW Wbt;1 ben,me of tbose little minlu that were 0fI g",bed i" II bl",. cre~ dress ,witb" wbicb she wore II t"'>, K.~e 

1M wilUkw of "FURS BY ROBERT" before the open~ng? Now, Gree1f.4w"y bO"fUt adON"'} witb Jittle asmch plume,. 

tbey're i" the wituiow but i., Ihe sba~e of a gorgeous 1acket, tmt!- The blond "--uty of M-ItS. B*.E.. T-'AYLO", J" WIl!I'\".A i.;.. ._: 

lI'e Ihey proua! You remember thelT .mother told them that .f ...,.. A - _n...., 

Iheywere good little mi"ks Robert m,ght fealm., tbem, so you Itood advantal8 when'she wore a simple lTey woo1ea froek with a 

• \1t1fow tb"t tbey must bat" hem gooa or tbe)' wouldn'l be ~be:.' ~ell tailored brown doth coat and Ute darllnr little hat of pheasaat 

XII. ff61lI br4.tlch salon in the Punch and Jud)' Tbe(ltr. buddmg feathers dicin't mar the picture she made. 

(1u:(~ 10. Titus') is open from 10,9 flnlil CbrisJm4.s imd afler Ib"t '. PILFf,RINGS 

ji-o", 10.':30 Jail}'. Tbe :a!on is 10L'el)'wi~h it's decor ~long simple Nunnally johnson says that his new musical, ''Park Avenue" 

Cd.cUm liMs. The P"r,mm gr.)' IiScd Jr. the colorrng makes" is about "rich white trash." 

't!&erl.backgrouruJ for displaying Iheir fa,;,ous furs ... Tber.ll b,e Have you heard about the man wh9 was a friend of half of the 

lMppy.IO ha1)e}'OU see this for Jotmelf ... M~JSEleanor McVesgh IS Siamese twins who toured in the circus and vaudeville shows? He 

__ ,baige, whirb IS" greal break for the clientele and the owners. met her and asked about her welfare and she said •."Oh, I'm all right 

, TIH .. i1linery department is in Ih~ capable batJds of M~JS 'e"n but my sister isn't" ..• "What's the trouble with her," he asked ., .. 

lASiy, Mtea hat designer, who 'U,,!l create hats approprtate for "Oh, my sister got married, and it didn't work out," replied the lady. 

UJur with furs or your iruliddual costllmes. She also h4.s f4m.ollS "She married a very nice man. but then she ran into family trouble," 

iksigners "origina!s" from New York, such IU Florence Reub- "What kind oftaroily trouble?" he persisted ••• "Oh, he hllli a stuffy 

.~, Jelltl Tale and Madame Reirle. One might ,!aJ'e tbought a New England family," said the Siamese twin. ''They didn't like his ' 

tkliUtMll' 'was being presetlJea at the salo" the flrsl week tbere marrying a girl in show business," 

., tiJ.,.e 10 matJj' b'1I11Jlifulgift bouquets f~om :'well wis,!ers" and .. '.. - 

V . WItS "filti,,' and proper" for the t commg out" I1t Grosse IMPRESSIONS 

l'0hu. INtl of "FURS BY ROBERT!' WHAT you think of WHEN you thinks of . . 

\. .. .. _ MRS. WILLIAM JOY-Lanz doli-Har-Tru courts-Cadillacs 

E. V.1~epartmen' 

Commander of the American 

Legion. will address the group 

and Mrs, Archibald McKay. preSi. 

dent, will preside: 

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TU. 2-4011 

.pC4'•. 

EU,ROPE 

#: 

Bacle round trip Steam.blp aqd 

.tUr pAS5ap now for ne>xt summer. 

Pers01l4Jized AUllt/;O,. 

Relle C. D8Sm"., 

15527 E: Warren Ave. 

, '::T1.TUS DRUG STORE, (next to "Furs by Robert") has some Smorgasbord-lupin-"How to Make Friends and 

mrling Chriatmas thoughts for you~silver or with gold plate- 

,tunninll lJracelets-..()ne of Mexican coins-you can get this for 

American eoin-another is very wide; made of hammered silver with 

mserUi 'of jade-another has clever charms and others show the 

delicacy of hand craftsmanship, There are many necklaces and 

bracelets in matching sets, A double pearl choker for $5.95 you'd to 

&lad to have.aroUI).d your neck and there are pins, oh so pretly- 

TITUS will JMver get stuck with these. 

,',' . _ .. .. 

.'De 1 bOll' about "THE STORK CLUB?" (No, dear, that's !lot 

where bables'come lM1 from) .. It's a deUghtful restaurant on Eut War: 

; 

MR. ALYANMACAULEY, 

By Olive H. lArned 

Keep Them," rlllllllllll"'lMIIlEftlClK 

- - - If You Still. Have Time 

HAROLD BEATTY-pitiafores "Antiques" in a Ii to Order for Christmas 

modern cover-freckles ,'lorn with charm':""pig tails It . 

-recipes in a copy of "Arts and Decoration"-forget I .'1\11 . I/J . 

me nots. '- ' . I eLJe(iciou~ fpriae of the,'Chelsu family, it eame ant of fiD~ .ehool their new apartment which is 

with .. coat of .utUar,. bronze and 5ueh polish! (yelo"" lIna) hall lituated' over the garage in the 

. . . rear of' Dr. and Mrs, Roger V. 

.. eil'ht-4a,. jeweled movement that atrikQ tile replatiOil Nip'. Walker's reeideoclI on Iroquois 

be1Ia; 011. tile 1lov aei ha'u- hour, pIllS a holoaterle barometer With a avenue. 

I .the~tu.1 Y01lf family would be proud to 1I1ve any of Ute Among the guests who admired 

~ eloeb, tilere are models to fit :rOUT-Beed lUIdJlOWill tile time the charming appointments of the 

for,... .. 'O to.PONGRACZ JEWELERS allowt time. Devlin's new home were Mary 

, '..._. . - . ' .. * .. .. McClure and John Steams, Ber- 

Jiil~'~u heard about the original idea the LALADGE shop has nadine Simonds and John Mc- 

"'J!:!;pecian,.,for You?" :Miniature hat boxe~ (exact duplicates of their Evoy, the B.. Courtney Rankins, 

re&UlUhatboxes) contain miniature ha~. which couldn't be euter, ---------and 

attaeh.ed wa gift .certificate would be "tops" among anyone's UM Oftbto'ls School 

Chris~ Iift$...They. will design hats "~pecially for you" or you Y'- •.. 

may chOose," ready' made hat. Or you may wish to use a gift certifi. For Managers 

cate in the costume jewelry department-they have unusual chate. 

lai.n~gs, pins arid, bracelets that have ~J:( t;olden touch; and The South Eastern Michigan 

those ofrhlnestones have the diamond touch. It will be worth your district of the National City Manwhile 

to See. them at LALADGE on East Warren !'Iear Yorkshire, but agern' Association has recently 

opened what i) varioualy called a 

lII'lore worthwhile to see them on you. training or refresher cOurse in 

" .. " one of the public schools out in 

One of the most fon things about Chr18tmu is to have a sloc:klnl, Binningham. 

:L Christmu stoeklDg of ene's very own and KI},Y I'ARCH'.ER has The school i. under the direct 

~ust the ODes for you ••• and you ••• and YOIl••• Big bear sb:e for supervision of John Perkins. As. 

p... Middle .• e for $2 ~ •• and I darling baby si:r.e for $1 • ;. sislant Professor of Politicai 

this wo.ld mlLke .. wOJlderful hidiDg place for a bottle of perflmle Science Ind Public Administra- 

••• or ay ama11giflie you want dressed up III a frivolous and fancy tion. It is regarded by many city 

" ' , managers in the Michigan area 

cOver. All of liIe stockings are soooo pretty, some with ruflled tops as convenient facility for keeping 

trtmmecl. with eQlorfu! ~equlns. The children,willlo for theirs haTing posted on the latest developments 

little uees. ears, ships and dolls cut Ollt of colored PAper and used to in their profession. It welcomes 

decorate tile ootslde. And 100 CaD decl'rate tbe iMide with any to Its lectures not only city man- 

Jl,1PlI,ber of llaPPifyln{ gifts to be fOUJId at KAY PARCHER'S OIl agers but public officials in g~- 

Fisher road. era!. Several councilmen and ex. 

eclttive heads of municipalities 

are among. its attendants. 

. t • 

City Manager Lane. of the Park 

village. Is one of the enthusiastic 

supporters of the school .and 

Thomas K. Jeffries, the new manager 

of the Shores village i. 

among the enrollees. 

Christmas Cookies 

Coffee Cakes 

for a srand 

Chrl.tm .. Breakfast 

Turkeys and Hams ' 

ro~~lyf::,rI~t f:i':lve labl. and 

Ellen's Catering Service 

hair 

,tyllil, 

TY. 4-0855 

'Slenderize 

Wiihout 

• dietinll 

• disrobinl 

, \ ., ',ex;ercls InI 

\ • baths ' 

Six TreOitments . 

-12.75- 

Swedish )AOIssoga 

Cobinet 

Six.Tr~lItmenh 

$12;75 

Junette's Beauty Salon 

12838 E. Jefferson 

LEnox 1596 

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SCHOOlS-CHURCHES-SPORT5 

• 

Grosse Pointe News 

YOLUME 7-NO. 50 

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GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, DECE~ER 12. 1946 

Solicitors' Eloquent Pleas 

Draw Park's Firm Denials 

A concern mad. application at gave the council a moment's he.sithe 

Park council meeting on Dec. tation, particularly when the information 

was conveyed that a 

D for pel'Il-llssion. tor it$ salesmen similar request addressed to the 

to distribute samples trom h~use Woods, Farms and City had 1:.een 

to house in the Park and leave' a acted upon tavorably. ' 

coupon, valuable in subsequenf Recalling, however, that: s!Jch 

transactions tor a cleaning device enterprises usually had a dIStinct 

. .' h II pJ'ivate enterprise hookup, they 

w~lch 1t. was hoped t e ca ee again sliid No! at least ,.lor the 

m1ght WISh to buy. time being. More informabon, they 

The application recited in com-said, would be agreeable. 

mendable detail the manner ot I I 

, ,approach df the employes. They M t " I Car 

would first ring the door bell and 0 orcyc e, . , 

~~e;~~t'1;~e ~~~nf~th~~mi~ Figure iil Crash 

the salesman would move on. It 

he was favored with a response 

he had at his tongue's end a most 

Ippropriate and pleasing address, 

IIramed to. melt the heart of the 

Illost obdurate praspect. 

The council said No! 

At about the same momentm 

the proceedings an,other request 

was re'ld from a party who craved 

the privilege of selling from door 

to door the products of blind 

workmen. The "blind" associatior 

Award Contract 

For Flood Gate 

The Ray G., Baker contracting 

concern of Detroit has been 

awarded the contract fat can. 

structing the back-water trap or 

gate an J!!fferson and Barrington. 

The price is $6,403. 

The contractors are. having 

some difficulty getting the' particular 

weight of steel called for 

,in the engineers' plans and are 

in touch with Village' Manager 

Lane and ShoecraU, Drury 'and 

McNamee of Ann Arbar, who 

prepared the pla'ns, to ascertain 

whether certain substilutions will 

be permitted to haslcn the work. 

The village is especially 

tnxious to have this trap installed 

before another highwaler period 

I~ts in ..such as caused so' much 

trouble. with backwater 1Jooding 

lasl year. Th~ cutting. off of .terlain 

sewers in the western end 

of the village from direct connection 

wilh Detroit sewers and diverting 

the sewage inlo the Jefferson 

Avenue 7-foot main is 

expected also to relieve this situation 

greatly. 

~Students -Attend, 

Press Conference 

" An accident involving II motorcycle 

and an automobile happened 

at Buckhigham, and Ker" 

cheval on Friday, Dec. 6. when 

Marcel Vercoutereof 1108 Maryland 

going' easr on Kercheval, 

stru~k a 1946 Pontiac owned and 

driven' by Raymond P. Baubie, 

of 888 Trombley going north on 

Buckingham and attempting a 

leU turn into Kercheval. 

Vercoutere had his left ankle 

injured and suffered abraisions 

on his left leg. No. tkkets were 

issued ,by the police as both 

parties were considered. equally 

responsible for the aCCIdent. 

, Both machines were damaged. 

Pointer Honored 

By Dutch ,Queen 

'AD' out$ianding ,honor for a 

Pointe naval afficer was disclosed 

tbis week when Commander 

Fred W. Beltz. U. S. N. (retired) 

of 330 Rivard boulevard, 

received the letter of transmittal 

from the Netherlands Embassy 

in. Washingtan informing 

him that Queen Wilhelmina had 

decreed him made Commander 

in the Order of Orange-Nassau, 

the decoration to. be' worn with 

swords. This decoration was 

given for the Pointer's work 

done with the Dutch submarines 

brought to' U. S. ports during the 

war. Commander Beltz' was then 

'on duty in th~Submarine Sectionof. 

the Navy Department in 

Washington. 

The decoration is a blue and 

white enamel cross with crossed 

gold swords and a croWll. It 

hangs from an orange,at)~,blue 

ribbon and is wotp around ' the' 

neck with the,ful],dress Uniform: 

LEAGUE'SXMAS PAm 

Sixteen members of the Jour- The Michigan League for CripnaHsm 

class attended a Press .pled Children will hold its Ch:i$t- 

Conference held at Wayne Uni- mas party on Friday. December 

versity. December 5. 13, in the Oakman School, ~2920 

Wadsworth avenue. There will be 

I ~~e students heard lectur~s. on a board meeting at 10:30 a,m., 

wnt1l1~ calumns, feat,:,~e wnt1l1g, and a regular meeting at 20p.rn. 

r~porhng,sports wnl1l1g, plan- Th children will furnish the enmng 

the dummy for the year ter~ainment. 

book, make-up and layout for _ 

the paper, etc. 

Tho~ who attended were: 

MarthaIou Mauer, Joanne Athan. 

son, Josephine Mannino, Mat-yIn 

OUo, Jeanne Kulka, Bab Mc- 

Bride, Nancy Stahl, Rosemary 

Wrubel, DOnP.Id Simpson, Paula 

Beaupre, Sally Curran, Ellen 

Boult. Joan Weidman and Joan 

Krausman. 

Vinage C..... Shp 

lSU~ KEiteR!!:""'''' ., c.,lIa 

PHOTO FINISHING 

PHOTO SurPLIES 

REPAIR 

c......... Prejeden • ".!ten 

LE.n ... 

Lidy,BnxtinJMatck~dl~~ 

~. woadmul oo1ors -and leathers ~ Lady BlIXtOIlS 

iwi1II ~ey.T.inm to matcbl Billfold, have the de. 

~ Magic PtlJ'llC-'Key.Tainen bave 1ocW.m 

Ioope. free key retnnl. -mel Shown here iI the 

~ wiIIcJow bill£old in Morooco Gnin Sheepekin. 

~ Set, ,,~.~,pt08~ 

0IiIw !My.Buxun MatIdt«l siii: 15.25 to 114 pIMI- 

INITIALS IN GOLD FREE. WHILE YOU \VAIT 

Open EVenings Till Nina 

Griswold It Fort 

MAIL BOX THIEVESt 

Following the discovery of a \'watch for mail box thieves in that 

check that had been mailed to area. The check was found by 

Mrs. Norton lves of Mo[oss road, Sonny Santmeyer, also of Moross, 

Farms police are keeping a close and tm.-ned over to Mrs. lves. 

Open 10 to' 10 Daily 

GUta BeaulUuUy Wrapped 

J4a1lecl .... Delivored 

-j/' .. 

('/\ (,JIJI) ~J 

Grosse Poillh 

" 

Vofup. JeW.Jed 

CASES 

Tb~ rb1ne.slone jewel- 

.d com p:' c t $22.50. 

Matchlnc cllar.tle 

c... $25.00 

Portm.nfuu 

,SPARE TIll-=. WREEL STOLEN 

Carl Licari, of 1357 Devonshire. Ihad stolen a spare wheel and 

reported to the police on Dec. 6 tire from his new Ford station 

that sometime after 5:30 o'clock wagon while it was parked in 

p.m. of the day before, someone front of his house. 

Po~f HER 

~r~~'ooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOOOD~~ 

. :~ '.~.'1 

-I KOPP'S Grosse Point. _ 

~=.. - 

~:~Rlllllllllo,o', •• '~RaQRgRRggaaIRaapaaOOOOgQaDaa 

Fun to give or to have the 

Hand Compact .••• for the 

comment if creates; A 

"convers~tion piece" that is 

completely new, -exclusively 

Volupte'. From $5.00 to $30.00 

DORETTE 

Hanel "Made Genuine 

Snakeskin Ensemble 

Dor.Ue Rand "1.1e G

\. 

L 

GrOSl1 Point. Newl 

PuBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY THE ABBE PRESS. INC. 

ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE D!.'TROIT WESTWARD 

OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL 

.GROSSE POINTE FARMS 30, MICHIGAN 

Phon. TU. 2-6900 52 .... 34 

Three Trunk Lln~' •. , 

Member Michigan Press A!I!'n. and Nabonal Editorlal AM Do 

Gro •• e-. 

,Eaalleratlons 

A.P~YOR 

GROSSE POINTE NEWS 

ROBERT B EDGAR-EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER M. Bingay and we have a lot of things in common, (age 

MARK K. .EDGAR :.., EDlTORIAL WRlTE~ and salary aren't two of them however.) Bing used up three 

A. PRYOR .EDlTOR. ~&~~Lrtt?IR whole columns within the past two weeks, writing about 

MATl'HEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTI SOCIETY his new "Hear~ng Aid". He sez people are "kind" about it. They 

JANE SCHERMERHORN.............................................. OR don't._make with l'okes and; if anythin'g, are curioUs' and mere- 

OLIVE H. LARNED FEATURE PAGE EDITOR 

FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDIT ly sympathetic about it 

CHARLES THOMAS : ACiOI~ik-rg W1lJhour editor would let U!I ret away with just ONE wbole 

TOBY Cu:MMINGS ,.;.., ADVE T NG I bo tilt v_ 'd I. ette' H . r th 

'PATRICIA BOELL ADVERTISI eo umn a \I our lIew orpe e. A.~'. we !AI orlD . aVID e 

NG 

DICK McDANIELS ADV~TISI DS kind of er. that Me everrthlDl' lar awar D9wi!town Detroit. 

ANN nOOLEY ~uL1T10N we can't lee aDythlD1' drht J. Iroat of WI. Our.belt beau, tired of 

BETTY SCHROEDER. CIR seelnr UI haul out Ollt horn-r~ecl jobs 45 tlmNan evening in 

FULLY PAID CIRCULATION order to lee the n_ OIl hla faee, finally broke 1Atohis plUY bank 

Subscription Rate: $2.00 Per Y~ar by Mail. All ~ews and and boulht Q the ellte.t .1lltle pair of plastic lorpettes we've 

AdverlisinJ1:Copy Must Be In The News Office by ever ~een. We thlak we leok like the Dewaler Duehe. herself, as 

Tuesday Afternoon to Obtain Insertion That Week. 

Eastern Representative. VICTOR S. G~NDIN, we peer ha.,hUly throlllh OIU' JIoewdevice. BUT, unlike Mrs. B's ex- 

Talley Hant 

b, 

Hel" TlIlle, 

• 

In INTEUECTUAL circles 

we h.ve the inlerestinK "t!ws 

Ihlll MRS. RUSTIN MtlNTOSH 

hIlS IIccepled the DEAN.ship of 

BARNARD COI.LEGE. MRS. 

MclNTOSH hilS been he"dmis, 

tress 0/ BREARLEY SCHOOl. 

lor stl'entun }'ellrs. For ni"e of 

those ).t",.s I mighl ht! lermed II 

~e-.-ye""l.;siling mother 10 tbt 

BREARLEY SCHOOL so 1 c

ThursCf"y, Deetlml:ier' '12, 19%' 

Carl Ramroths plan ;a~~rnun:fii=:~t~; 

" 

'G k 0 SSE, POI N TEN E W $ 

Children to Hear 

• 

Christ11Uls Opera 

Dr. Reynold'. parents, Mr. and 

Young' people throughout the 

Holiday 'Open H'ouse' ~~th~~;:~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

Det~oit area are being, offered 

, : Dr, aDd Mrs. Reynolds, with a golden opportunity to attend 

Celebration to Marl First HomeComing in 12 Years, of their two ehilch'en, Jeffl'ey and a series of mUsical programs be- 

kl 

' Lois Ann, will be attending the 

Daughter and Son.in-Law,L\r. and MI'$.Uoyd Reyno S surieons' convention in Cleve- ginning OD Saturday afternoon, 

InVl"tatl"ons have been ;."ued to some, 50 people in the 

-. 

Pointe as well as Detroit for an open house on Dec. 26 at the 

Carl Ramroth home on McMillan road. ,The celebration will 

mark the first homecoming inl2 years 'of the Ramroth's son~ 

in.law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds, of Hays, 

Kansas. 

, Aside from merilbelJ' \of the € " ' ' " ' .' '. ld 

family and many old friends'l and Houn~ Inn m, B 

land earlier this month and will 

arrive in the Pointe on Dec. 21, 

to stay Until after Christmas. 

In addition to 'the tra~iti:mal 

Christmas tree and Christmas 

IIreens, there will be Richmond 

roses in vases on the table with 

the punch bowL 

December .I, when the Junior 

League of Detroit, in cooperation 

with Music Hall, will present the 

Humperdinck version of the traditional 

Christmas opera, "Hansel 

and Grete!." 

This will be the first d a series 

of 'three programs,' the other two 

being young peoples' concerls 

played by the Detroit Symflhony 

Orchestra and conducted by Mr. 

Walter Poole on Saturday morn- 

.,Parties Planned 

ings, January 

events will 

Hall. 

4 and.l8. 

take place 

. 

All thn:e 

at MUSIC 

j)es1gned 

jorfi'raciolls 

.f!v/1Uf 

3 DAIL,Y DIlLIVBRtBS TO, I!OINTIl,S 

,UI:NR-Y .lOl!.STJ;R../NCIO' 

I 

'~~O', 

FISHER6LDG. 

For Btides~Elect 

... 

Parties for the brides-eleet are 

making it seem like one, gay holiday 

from Thanksgiving right 

throulh, to ~ New Year. 

Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Macauley 

were hoats lut Sunday in' their 

Lake Shore road' home at cockutili! 

to fete bride-elect Mary Mc- 

Clure •. dauehter' of Dr. and' Mrs. 

Roy'MCClure of th!! Indian Village. 

and her fiance, John Randolph 

Stearns. , 

The Junior League Committee 

cOll!iisls of Mrs. Lewis Robin.son, 

Mrs. John Garlinghouse, Mrs. 

William Ledyard, Mrs. George 

Fink, Mrs. AI~xander Weiner, 

Mrs. Daniel Goodenough, Mrs. 

Dexter Ferry,. Mrs .. Morley Morgana, 

Mrs. Henry Kohring, Mrs. 

James Remick, Mrs. Harry Mack, 

Mrs. W. Frederick Schrieber"..Mrs. 

Wendall Goddard, Mrs ..Theodore 

K. Buttrick Jr., 'Mrs. Hal Smith 

Jr .• Mrs. Nelson Holland, Mrs. 

Hugh Chalmers, Mrs. Hunter Williams. 

Mrs, Washburne Wright, 

and Mrs. Donayd. Wilson. 

Mary arid John will be married 

January 4in J,..Ifers6n avenue 

PreSbyterian Church. 

HOUSEHOLD 

Keep bread, 

HINT 

r crackers and 

PUBLIC SALES 

1 , ' • • 

The bride-elect. has asked Mrs. 

Otto Pongracz ill be' her matron 

of henor ..while Mary and Aileen 

Davidson will be, maids of honor. 

Bridesmaids will inClude Mrs. 

Rowland Hall, of Green Rapids, 

cereals always securely. wrapped 

in waxed paper. In the long run, 

this precaution. will save money. 

Not by Aueti~-AU Items Priced 

Mn. Robert,Leach of, Pittsburgh 

and, ':MarjorioeUpham "of Baltimore, 

and ~rbara Simonds. 

~e 

'< :. ,,' ~ .~ ." 

Little Robin Veeder"daughter 

of Mr. ud Mrs. George Veeder 

of Xecilworth, ill, will be flower 

HOUSEHOLD' FURNISHINGS 

girl. 

Mr. St~rris, has 8S~ hill 

RICHARD H. K'HUEN 

I i42 Gr4ytonRo/ld 

Grosse, foint. 

brother, G. Radford 

be hia belt ~ 

St~rns, to 

10?rofie: guests will include members of Hills followmg the L1o~'d. wed- 

Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds' wedding ding ceremony 12 years ago.. 

party which gathered at ~e Fox Assisting, Mrs. Rarnroth will be 

On Christmas day ,the Ram- 

roth's are plannijg an informal 

Christmas dinner for members of 

the family, 

'UVIN&R.ooM, DINING ROOM 

-BEDROOMS, RECR£Allot{I~M 

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, AT 10 A,M. 

LEE'Q. BARNES, 

13+2 Tnree Mil. Drive 

• 

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.,;.:'.~'i ~,",,::,",it~_ .. '~r!,Id." .....,..-,~: 

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"Grosse 

,," 

Pcii/lta 

,~ . ,-'. ., 

SUNDAY; 'DECEMBER 2Z,.AT.IO.~ M. ,". 

H. O. MeNIERNEY 

CH, 4251 

At Kopp's - - - - a \ 

(;alDeo C08lDeti~ m.semb~ 

1;;'~ 

COSMETICfNSfI'\8lE 

, 

"WhaT II .. ondH/.I .. .., to 

'carry m) cosmetics! I looe that 

'quaint 

we-it's 

Vietorilln design".md 

made 0/ Tt'Aile.d~n't 

tWig" /J thing! HeTt:. s pou.OO- 011 

one side, TOM8e on the other and 

(J color,~ lipstick in the 

1oa~1e-~ there's t:i ~ 

tift tlUu's mIll:; practical!" 

Fashion colors, gi(t packa~ 

PtMw HuJijNM"lers1M F;M TDilwks, R.~ p~, 

_ /\fell's(;,com;"l A:.us 

Graue Poinu 

Nuning Society 

Enjoys ~uncheon 

A number of prominent Pointe 

.women combined a worthwhile 

day of lewin, with a pleaunt 

luncheon and let-wgether on 

Wednesday. Dec. 4, at Mrs.' W. 

Bruce Howard'. home OIl :E. 1efferlOh. 

The Il'OUP met in the' momirtl 

it) sew for ,the Diatriet Nursing 

Society and had luncheon later 

ia the~,.. At ~ prettily appoiJl,~ 

luneh~ table Me-. :Ralph 

LaDe JlO'Il'lIld -. llIICl Kn.,Rut. 

Clar!to',ec«~ ..: I '" " 

, A.!IoioBI ........ praent were 

MI'I. Philip WOl'C'Mt.I',Me-. HIlI1. 

rr L Newnan, 1111l. Armin Dann • 

.tHttft, Joll1l. :Ralph. Trix.. Kra.' 

Alva Macauley, ~llrI. :Geor •• 

Siap)a, Mrs. llu/t Duftield"llrI. 

Ruae1l Dexter, llrI. ,Pillabury 

WeIll, Met. Donalcl VaDZiJe •.lll'l. 

AMuDc1ltr Blain', .Krs. TMOdON 

Hodl .. )ll1l. Bat1rY Be;rwier. KrL 

Z:mat. Brier, MU.GallSmith, 

MI'I. 1. La~ Buell,. Mra. 

ClaritstOll Wormer, Mrs. Prewitt . 

Semmes and Kl1I.-lfarry,Cupper, 

pnlldent. { 

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PDLD ... D'lDDIIO 

• Farm. firemu. wan plalued 

with a epidllinie .rA. field fires 

during the weekend, i\ut prior to 

Monday'. rait!, whien put an end 

to the menace. . 

v-.S ... '" lMely'! ~ ... /J partyl 

FroM ~-lwdouJ MwRr,'DO() lOiIlI 

M 1flNa\ f(J//' ey!!3" 10 ~ ~ IlIU of a 

ftziry ..••• it'. a1l1O s~ '" 

Imely.IO~y~,,. Ie 

Y"fUAftJly W'Y •• , lIte'll "*" it! 

~Jw~14 .. ~. 

.~ - -- 

J.z -'" ' 

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:Jhe rlJ,.anjt~'.Siu&o 

Tr

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tnursd.y, December 12, "1946 

. 

" 

'.. 

'.' 

'LATTIUECRU8T CHEIIY'PIB,' 

, 

35v 

Can she bake a derry pie? 

MaYbe she can .': . ,buf ;lit, 

tastes any beHer ,than this 

juicy, fltlky-crusferJ Jone 

Pf"ker cherry pie, we'll eat 

our enfire bakery rtod of 

hoked goods. (As il fhtJf 

would be tlny hardship/) 

Ea. 59c 

,Jii.ri' :pa,./,.I' rlUIT CAIE 

O;i; ~% Iruits(J~d nuts, this 

ridt cake is, 700% luscious. No 

wonder it's America's layorif. 

Iru;t cakel, ' 

~t~. ffl. $1'7 

CrIsp nutmeah tUttl fragrant 

spices make this Jon'e Parker cof. 

lee ring tinold.Fashionetl treat 

. always rings the bell. ' 

Efl .. 35v 

IONUTS ANB £IULLIIS 

Tender and tasty en can b.; Ja". 

Parker donuts and crullers gow;fh 

coFFee the Wfl)' bacon goes wit" 

eggs. A bigossorlment' 10 choos. 

Irom, inCluding ye

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Page Eighteen 

",". :,~, 

Latin ..American Conditions 

Described to Rotary Club 

Children's Table and Chairs 

De Luxe, lIfe.Ume construction or hlr;h qutllty l"ooGS. 

Tables have metal eorner braees. 

Squa.reor round top wood table '7 -25 

with 2 wood seat chairs........................................ ., 

io:oe~~~e~r c~~~ ~.:~.~ ; ~9.30 

15quare or round top table with J '13 75 

leatherett.seat chairs in varloUi colors. ..... . .. 

Poreelain .top table with 2 h5' 80 

leatherelte 'seats in various colors :I . 

No Deliverl.s _Made - Pick Upatpu 

Sh.wl'Hlll-W111 Fit ill Y.. r Car 1•• 11, 

OPe. E'fnJap 'TI1 I P. M. .. - 

SEE on FULL LINE OF ADULT 

BREAKFAST SETS WITH CHROME 

LEGS. VARIOUS COLORS. 

DELIVERIES MADE ON TRESE 8ETS 

, . , 

rnd.slrill -FIlIillrt IIUf'-:llriRr;Co. 

179tO,Yan Dyke at Nevada TW.1-9020 

Grot .. 'oillh 

Mtlf'ftt ef D.trelt 

STANDING RII 

ROAST OF BEEF 

Cllt from Cboice Beef 

LB.4g e 

ROUNg OF 

SIRLOIN STEAK 

Tender 2nd Juicy 

LB.5S e 

LEG OF 

VEAL ROAST 

LB. 35«= 

GROCERIES 

, . .,'..... , 

,'.IO:JOK CATCBE.S fiRE 

The motor in the oil bUrner in 

the home of Dr. Carbone of 333 

McKinley road, caught fire early 

in the morning of December 11. 

Farms firemen' extinguished the 

blaze. Damage was estimated at 

I about $50. 

hied fooct~Mr l]ieelalty. A IIcht ••• spaelous store JIlak. H"" 

pmr a ]lleu.r. at NIGHTINGALE'S 

Two/ar,. parlel", l.ti wit' 

s,.eIa, •• tra~ces' to 'lIi.rleet. 

Reid, 10Ell 

SMOKED HAMS 

LB. 

PORK 

CHOPS 

LB.55 e 

DEL IONTE COFFEE, drip or reg •.. Ib. 49c 

DUIKERS COFFEE, drip or reg. Ib. 39c 

MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 2-oz. 37c 

SANIAINSTANT. , , .. ,2.0%. 45c 

DIAMOND WALNUTS BUDS Ib. 49c 

GOLDEN DRAGON PEAS, NO.2. . . . .. 15c 

YACHT CLUB CUT GR. BEANS, No.2 .. 15c 

LIBBY'S PEAOHES 

Halves 'or sliced, No.2V2. . . . . .. 32c 

DAILY'S DILL PICKLES ...• , .32-0%. 28c 

LIBBY'S PUIIPKIN, 10. 21;2, . . . . . .. lie 

Awrey BAKED GOODS 

DUTCH CHOCOLATE,CHI' 36C 

COOKIES per donll 

DELICIOUS IUnF.R 83c 

RAISIN TARTS Iter doftll 

NIW YORK 47c 

CURRANT IUNS •• , •••• , •••• , •••• 

QUALITY MEATS 

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G R 0 SSE POI N T I: NEWS 

tween them than with corre- bteed amon, the crowda wtrtS im 5l'on. Bob M~Bride, John ~ 

sponding divisions (;f the En,- St. P a u I Dona Klein. John. Poppelr.uter. Hutton, Vince O1iYer, Butch De. 

lish speaking countries, ranging Pierre Belanger, Bill H~etteman. Rocher Phil VanHollerbek J hn ' 

all the way from conditions In John Auckland. Marloll Me:- '., e. 0 

Bolivia, where eighty-five per C I 0 ..k.'. ~V .- Q e Laughlin. John Carpenter. oPe, Clarke, Jun Law, John Bing-. .'. 

ceQt of tne people, are Indians "9,, Labadie, Judy Athman, Joe Cav. ham. Stan Jursek, Mike Fura:e- . 

Lawrence E, Goods, executive as Latin Americal\l. They prize an

& R OS'S E POINTE NEWS 

E . ,.W' T H . C ...4 )(ri, J:. ~ Walker, aM S*..m" [. I 

nglneet's .lt1eS, . 0 . ear o~c;, " ~c ..,';1Go ~ .t ~eetinc of Girl. Seo.utN eW8 . 

Franklin Beabul1\ St. Paul School 

Fatally ~trieken HaS Open HouSe 

Tre Christmas meeting of the ben ere asked to brinl a pantry, the S. E, W. W111be In January . . _ 

, 'II 'ft f th 't' and I.will lend an advance no- 

~l.ty of EnILq,eera' Wivel WI II or e new commuru Y prol- tice. The traditional Christmal Tea, 

be a.eoileert Dee. 11 liven by the eet at Lutheran Settlement House, . .iven every year. on the Irst The sudden death of B. Frank. 

Student Leacue of the TueadaY 3985 Trumbull Mn. DoiJ.aklMitchell Thursday in. December by mem- lin W. Se.burn !.aIt Thursday 

Musicale in the Rackham Build. The recently orlanized Volun~ bers of the Grou. Pointe Coun- ml.lrninl, DeC. 5, &II h. wa. puting. 

Mrs. samuel M. Dean will teer Service Committee with Mrs. Taken by Dea~ at .~ c!1 at Miner Hall, was attended ting his little daughter in a taxi- 

IntroCuce the chairman of the Frank' Burton aI chairman is at by over 50 mothers of Girl Scouts cab in front of the J. I,. Hudson 

Student Lealuc. U_. W. J. Coul- work on the community project Mra: Donald Mitchell, Sr., of and Council personnel. Mrs, 

.... ~ ded R I h N' d M K 1 stor.e, was a profound shock to 

ter who will direct~e program. of making several nee im. 160 Touraine road, died Saturday, a p etllnl an !S. ar 

The "buddin, artists" who will provements at Lutheran Settle- December 7, at the ac. of 62. Fu- Senft were responsible for the the many triends he hu made 

participate are: Violet Toth, Joan ment House. The followinl com- neral Hrvices were held TUIlI- beautifully appointed tea table in Grosse Pointe since cominl 

Zapf, Dorothy Meyer. Beth Syme, mittee chainnen have been ap. and the mantle decorations, all here to live in 19-40. 

Mary Lou Wat"inJ, JlIl1et La pointtd: Books and Games, Mrs. day, December 10, at 2:30 p. m., of which reminded everyone that Mr. Sellburn had taken his 

Framboi!e, Jean Burlin, a'ld Flor- C. M. Weinheimer; Food, Mrs. C. in the Hamilton Funeral Home. Christmas was really just around dauchter down town to ~ee Santa 

ence Weintraut!. The concert fol- A. Hubbard; Manual Arts. Mrs. Burial wu in Woodlawn ceme- the corner. Claus and all the Christmas 

lows luncheon at 12:45 p. m. Mem- .L. G, Lenhardt; Fund RaisinM, tery. Mist' Katherine Richards; head thinlS which delilht the heart 

of Detroit Girl Scout staff, wu of little lirls. He had had no preintrOduced 

by Mrs. Sidney ~or- vlous warnlnr of any physical 

CUpid', !'anlOllJ J!1ll\'oUtle" Are M.de from Slrictly ,Fresh RQund It •• k , , • That's Why They'r. 10 10041 

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Grosse Pointers turn to cupids often during their pre,holid!lY shopping 

for finely prefl!lred 'dinners or luncheons, thus s!lving time and 

as woll es "Hording themselves an exlr!l.holidey trellt. Cupids' old- 

eHort 

time full round oul of tempting dishes is' !lgein aVllileble, includin\i 

. OPA low cailing price, dill prev.il here, 

CUPIDS 

Restaurant 

• ROsSE I'OINTI 

"Songs for 

Little Folks" 

The Music of Famous Composers 

Made unforgettable by new lyrics th.t 

•et .mall voices singin9 

Bible stories told in song and 

music the way YO\lrchildren 

will enjoy hearing them. This 

is without doubt. the finest 

collection on the market .nd 

wi"' mike I splendid Christ. 

mas gift for your youn9sfers 

or children of friends or reI•• 

tives. , 

Songs for little folks is • 

children's album with a pur. 

pose, Briefly, it presenh a 

set of new lyrics which, while 

they captivate the impressionable 

young l)'Iind, \lnoh- 

,strusively serve a higher purpose 

in acquainting the child 

with the really great music 

that is their birthright. Rne 

music-OY gr4lllt composers. 

Majestic Records ..,for your pkasure •• , at your pka$ure 

PERKIN'S 

RADIO COMPANY 

1520 I Mack Ave., ~t lake pointe 

Phona TUxedo 2.1920 

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glll1,,president of Groue Pointe ailment, HII wu 30. 

Council. The subject of .Miss Mr. Seaburn "represented the 

Richard', informal talk wu "Re- Babcox alId Wilcox. Tube com. 

cipe for Youth," and the point pany iD the Detroit area. H. is 

emphaslJied wu that the secret survlve4 b7 hls wlfe.nd two 

ot 5tayln&' YOUDI ls frequent u. d.lIChtera, tile younlest an Ill-soclation 

with youUI-the sharlnl fant only ,ix month. old. 

with them of lhelrproblems, Burial wu in Beaver :ralls, 

their tun and their hobbies. This Pa. Oft Saturday. 

method is not only more enjoy- TloIe:Rev: Andrew Rauth of the 

able than conlla.nt visits to the Groan Point. Wooda Presbybeauty 

parlor, but la i.lio much tarian church delivered a beau-' 

cheaperl ' titul prayer to his memory at 

• • • the Kotary Club meeting on Mon- 

Our newly organi3ed Senior day. Mr. Seaburn was. member 

Scouts are making the -most of of the Service organization. 

their Saturdays, .acquirinl a good ---.:-_back,round 

for the future devel- SaRta 'clau. Wand en 

opment. of. tneir chosen project.. Too F.ar Off Course 

Last Saturday- 20 Marinera vuited 

the Gregory Boat Works, and 

atler a thorou~h tour of that es- A ~!JOrt comin( inlo Park 

tablishment they went. on to. police headquarters thlt a man 

Belle Isle, where they were WU, 101icitini funds at Lakeshown 

through. the Coast Guard pointe and Kercheval sent out 

officers -'who ran headon Into 

Station. Santa Claus. He told them in 

That same. Saturday, 17 Wings, North Pole language he w~,ask- 

:ill dressed up in brand new Sen- inl for funds to help the Vol unior 

uniforms, arrived at the De~ teers of America's Xmas fund, 

trolt Airport, accompanied. by He was equipped with eredentheir. 

Instructor, Miss Helen Pel- tials from the Detroit police delo,a'member 

of ClUb 99. The partinent but had wandered a 

airls were shown through the sta- little too far to the east-northtion, 

and than went up into the east of hi. designated Icecap. set 

observation .tower. They even rl,ht on his beatings he wu 

had atl. airplan.: ride-at least wafted' on his way with a kindly 

they "taxied" to' the hangar in ,esture. . 

an American AirHne. Flagship, -----------and, 

that provided them with dinl 1\1e,.. atter they have shared 

plenty of thrills. lh'ir experience and talked about 

All our Winc Scoulll are look- future plans over their nose-bag 

In( .forward, io the meetinl dinners:' 

Thursday at the "Y," where all 

Detroit Winls will .et together 

a!terschool. 'A speaker from the YOUR ,WE~DING 

Aero Club wlll talk 10 these bud- 

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Blue Devil.Swimmers S.how Independent 

Class in Beating Pontiac 'League Sees 

T.k. Seven Out of Nin. First PI.e.s to Conquer Chiefs by 

59.25 Seor.: Spurrier' and LaFert. 

Have Gr.at Duel 

By, FRED RUNNELLS 

Before a capacity crowd of critical Grosse Pointe students, 

Coach Frank Banach put his 1946 swimming team through its 

paces in the 'Jpening non-league meet against an improved . 

Grosse Pointe 

CHILDREN'S THEATRE 

o RA MAT J C S C HO.O L .. 

Give Y()fir Chjld,. 

CHRISTMAS GIFT 

6 to 16 Y.'!r5,.inc! ..•. 

Gener.l SelSicn of .11 Students on 

De~mber I~th It 10 A. M. 

INTERVIEWS - ENROLLMENTS 

SATURDAY ONLY 

FROM 9-1:00 P. M. 

* 

Furth.r Informltion-PJ. I r 86, After 6 P.M. 

l.n the 

Grosse Pointe Nursing School Buildina: 

Maek Ave. et HamptOll Rd. 

TU. 1-3460 

Make 

NEW YEAR'S EVE 

-4 memor~tle Occa~ion 

BY CELEBRATING IT AT 

THE WHITTIER 

FLOOR SHOW 

"Know. o"ly'j01' the Best" 

SUPPER 

FAVORS 

with DM!. Di4mOl'u/'s O~~hestr. 

In the lovely 

DANCING 

POMP ElAN ROOM 

LENOX 9000 

M.klJ }'our reserv.timu _ 

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Hard. Battles 

WhittieF Clean.rs R. t a j n 

l •• d by Taking 3 Game5 

From Horn Fuel 

Pontiac squad last Friday, December 6, and received cheers The Al Long Ford team of 

of approval when the Blue Devils scored seven firsts in nine the . East Side Independent 

events to swamp the Chief, 59 to 25. Bowling' League won three 

The score alone indicates that .•,-------------- hard-earned .points from the 

this year's team is s1ightl~ b1!tter their seats when they battled all Dillon team on Tuesday, Dethan 

last year's veteran squad the way in the 100 yard free style cember 3. Bert Hils, with a 

and will be one of the top fav- event, with the final outcome be- 605, and Cap!. John Stadnikia, 

orites to annex the Border Cit- ing decided in the last five yards with a '590, were the main reaies 

League crown, .which was with Spurrier copping the duke sons the team managed to do 

narrowly missed last' year when by leIS than a yard. This race so well. 

the Pointers dropped two meds was especially exciting in the fact • Form-Rite S tam pin g upset 

to Monroe by identical scores. that the boys hit every turn on Harper-Berkshire Service in three 

Bob Jenks climaxed his efforts even terms. LaFerte,. a tall skinny games. George Deep, of the loswhen 

he teamed with Buck kid, shows plenty of promise and ing team. bowled a nice 231 galJ).e. 

and Bill Kildow in the 180 yard has a reputation to uphold for John Wade smashed out a 246 

medlev relay event. It was Jenks the LaFerte family because his game to win the "Jack Pot" and 

who gave anchorman Kildow an brothe~ Dan, now on the Unive::- lead Kubiak Jewelry to victory 

even break at the start of the sityof Michigan swimming squad, over Jim's Bar. 

last leg of the event when he was one of thePointe's.'outstanll- . 

made up the 5 yards lost by ing performers .Iast season. . T~e Whittier Cleaners ag~ain 

the lead off man Buck. Sp'll'l'ier is .a welcome addition retamed fIrst place: b:( takmg 

Th b' r . th tb tire tea'm .. Hehails, from Anli' t,hl'ee out of foul' games from the 

e new com ma ,on In. e A b. . I' . d f . h..'t Horn Fuel and Supply Co 

160 free style relay of Mumford I' or orgma.y an rom w a .. . • . . .- 

Freize, Fred LaFertc and Wolfe: h~ showed. in the f~rst meet wi~} .. Steff ..n Wenner, ~opp!f.'d t,he 

also serVed notice that before the gIve t~e Blue .Devlls a one-two, PlnsJor a str~ng 246, wh.lch WIth 

season is through they intend pun.eh In .the 100 yard eVent. :,.:. a strlng'of strikes gave hllJ;!"a 61~ 

to iower the 1:19.3 mark' for this , LIttle Bob. (I,ot ,but.lerJhes to help T?wn Pull1p .Cafe splIt 

event. This school record has m my st.omach). ~.?s,moe:,ave l\n' WIth H~klm Brother~ M!,rket. 

been broken five times in the last out~l.andln~.~ exh!!?lbon of com_Ke,rcli.eva~M a ch In e r y beat 

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SROSSI ItOINTE NEWS 

Champion in the Making 

.S()PHOMORE BOB JENKS, promising young s~ar of Coach Frank Banach's Blue 

De\iits\vimming team, started off the current season with a. smashing yictoryin the 

109 yard breasl stroke event against the Pontiac Chiefs in the opening,non-!eague 

.meet last Friday afternoon. Jenks negotiated the distance in 1:09.7 just eight-tenths of 

a sepond off the present school record set by Bill Carlson back in 1941. Jenks is shown 

finishing the event a half pool length ahead of his closest rival. 

two years and with a 1:20 time pchbve spmt mthe 120 yard Jack s .Servlce three :0 ,o~,e, Fal- --~-------~-----------------alreadya!tairied 

'in th~ initial medley relay event when he con Rec. took Georges '5 th.r 

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ee Jefferson Te.am meet of the season th~ possibil- battled all. the .way from last to ~ne; and the Merle team whlteities 

of a new record this sea- place to Win . by. two. yal'ds OYer washed ,Kuryla ~otor Sales four . 

son aren't too far removed. Pontiac:s. Nic.ky Goodwin. Gra- to nothmg. CadlUa.c Glass took Keeps Loop Lead . . . . . ... ., ham Lmdley, won a. third place three games .from Sprenger 

~ill Wolfe and Frelzegave the for the Pointers.in.this event. Shoes, and the Star Bar beat the 

GP' HS Tenn;s St.ars .Co. n'.t;n..'ue 

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T0 W 'In · 'In · C0IIege M h 

1.. ate es 

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Pomters an early lead when they A generous diving referee S.&M. Bar three one. . Iii the Detroit Post Office East ---------- 

~attlecl neck and ne~k all the way scored a firslplace for ,Pontiac's , Tv.:0 hundred scoi'es for the Side Bowling League matches on By FRED RUNNELLS Ax Jemal and Bob Kennedy, 

m, the 40 yard !ree style event 

W1tp Wolfe.gettmg the ":od by 

Phil Chtistus and. g'ave Walt FlandeI'S 

and Bill Iler' of the Blue 

evemng were: Bert 

201; JacK Baker, 

Hils, 229 and 

225'; William 

December 12, the Jefferson No. 1 Even though 

team defeated the AltesLager, up into college 

they have .moved 

competition, sevconsistent 

singles 

Grosse Pointe for 

winne:rs'. for 

the past two 

18 mches wI,th ihe good time of Devils, B,seconif:iindthird'respec- Ebli~g, 217; Earl Groh, 214; Gil three to one to retain first place eral former Grosse Pointe High ~'ears, ran into their first college 

19,9: 

~ill 

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Kildow an~ Gerhard 

tively.., 

The. Blue 

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Devils 

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wiil 

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meet 

Sarkmson. 212; Walter 

210. Lewis Ritz .. John 

Anuchick, 

Stadnikia, 

rating with a score 

Tkwsci.y, beC.m1,« '12, 1946 

Another Pointe of View 

Headlines of the Week 

.Member of Board of Letfura. 

ship of The Mother Church, 

Th. First Church of Christ, 

Scientist, in Boston, Mass. ' 

Steond Church of 

Christ, Scientist . 

1.. 7 EAST GRAND BLVD, 

Sl.IIMI.y, Decetrlber IS, 1m 

3:00 P. M. 

You Art' Cordially Invited 

(Coaua ... Ire. !'aI'.11) 

....v. ~ :.... 1 tfl. GIlItoml .ve ... to ""¥ing tjIr.. ...h in' 

tfl. Do.+w" which il lMiilt ritht ill the hOlM) • • • 

They .. ~ UI tn.t • N.w Yon chorin. mlny ""1'1 ago WIS a 

guest .. on. of the Iarg. Grayhav.nhom.. .•• lite w.s property 

impre-d ....ith ~verything abO!.lt the IUKUrioli1m~g. •.• end. 

on tf!tlsir.nt sid •• 1 she wes teken on e' tOllr of in5pectiori. •.• 

which includ.d the indcor swimming poolln~ the boItw.1I ....ith. 

- its handsome craft • . • . 

. . Joining h.r intim.t" ill the dr.wing rOOf'llshe remarked ill 

. - - an impressed whisper, -, 

_ =:- "Th ... peopl. must be .wfully rich. They k.. p bolts in til. 

Nsem.nt" • •• . I 

THE GUESTS INCLUDED ••• 

Among tn. glMun et the OIs.ns'''OId Cktb" coc:kt.i1periy 

wwe Mr•• nd Mrs. Glendon H. Rcberts ••. ' Mr•• lId Ml'$. Phil 

Wot>tJ ~ •• Mr. end Ml'$. Rcy Fru.h.IIL •• Mr. elld "'41'1. Tommy' 

Ash., . • . . .' . 

. ,~~, Mr•• nd Mrs. Robert K.11er 0 •• Mr•• nd Mrs. Arthur J•., 

~~~.~~ohda ••• Mr•• nd MN. Herry. Fru.lwuif ••• Mr. ue:! Mr1. 

- ,NoI'Ift Olsen ••• ' '. '.' .' . , 

'lo'!.O~ . Mr. end Mrs. John Riehardson •.•• Mr. end Mrs. St.rIing' 

";; DoCOon (.1Id W\lell. people "II bel]inbuilding homes .gei!t IUd! 

!"". u only ij,. lucky Rohd" _m .b1. to do at th.mom .... t. tn. 

-':;. Ooc:bons will. prcbebly ioin the ycung Gr_ Point. crowd •• ~ 

': ,:., 'Ind 'th.y'll be a chinning eddition!} • , • ' . 

-; ~ . Mr. And Mrs. Hury Forster Jr .•.•• Mr. end Mrs. J.IMS 

Nunn."y ; ••• nd Mr. and Mrs. Semlrd Po",.11 • ,. _. 

.. ., '. EARLY SHOPPERS 

,An of which giv" you ju1t enough SplC' ., • to sha~. with 

YOtith. secret which more thiln likely his. Ict to do ....I!h t~. 

fiir and untroubled brOwS" of Mrs. Lovell R. Kr.UI. of Windmill 

Point •••• Ind herdillljJhter, Mrs •. Lou.is Filh.r SrO'4:30 p, 

famy reach!d :I~,~~ leen'l.f0 ~eight.'of. ftrst"class matter and own' 

m.-Annual Chri5tmas 

ell enc!! . ....,.,uncI WI 

~apan three y«;8l'1, and . eIght ontnnvei,ht'and size of fourth. Andy Rqmpn, Chairman, D\yighl 

ice and Church School.. ~. Vesper Service on the Iiltermedi- 

In..GrosH .l>OinleWoodl 

11:40 "I'd Like to & Your Coal Dealer" 

G. months later. when. she sued, foI' clau matter elrective U:01 a. m; Johnson,'!richarge' of Finances. 

m.-Junior Choir Re- ate Department-'-Women's }lar- 

Mece o~ A~~I1,,}~jiafter .the Decenlbi!l- 5th-1sterminated; Nor': Gene:: KalDpmann , ChaJrman of hearsal. lor. "The First .Ch)"istmu"by .Mr, 

de~tru~lIon of her c~ti~s of. HJrC~- mal a

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: Messiah Church' To Give Pageant SoutheHtem Women', 

An impressive and inspiring Christ-Child. Many 0: our be- Club Holds Y&M Tea 

Christmas Pageant entitled. loved Christmas carols, including 

"Glory to God" will be presented "Silent Night," "Joy to the World" 

.. by the young people of Messiah and l'Angels We Have Heard on 

~ Church on Sunday. December 15, High." will be sung by the chorus. 

• beginning at 8 p.m., . Following t~e p.ageant, an in~ 

!'-' A chorus of mixed vOIces. under formal gathenng In the church 

J the direction of Miss Vera Loe- basement will be held, with the 

• ber with Mr. Theodore Albrecht singing of Christmas carols by the 

- at the organ. will provide the mu, assembly. and the serving of re- 

~ical background. A speaking fresnments. Messiah Church is 

choir. led by Rev. M. L, Martin, located at the southeast corner of 

will relate the Christmas story. Kercheval and Lakewood aves .• 

Th. Manger Scene will be depic- Rev. A. H. A. Loeber. pastor. 

ted in solemn manner. showing A cordial invitation is extended 

the coming of the shepherds and to the people of the commuruty 

'the Wise Men to worship the to all end, 

~;,;;;::>"",;:'.:>'~;:::",~.',: '::':::w~'''~~''v;:''\.; ,.:~",A NEW liUtLOING 

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CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH SERVICE 

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CD-ROSSE POINTERS 

W4! fCI#U'4! tb4! mest mtHier" tuIuipmmt avail4bk. 

Co",pku wheel .Jig"mt!"t, b1lmpi"g ",,4, p"i,,'ing, 

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fOUR DILIYEIUIS DAILY 

neitv'ry Clutre 2Jc 

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I ~~~ I~W" .'w'''' 'W"",. I Roslyn 

II ::;,~';;" -,... .,'"- ,,-~-, M 

, While wailing lor 70tH' to be .. rvleed, may we "'Uem. tha\ ,"0\1 , 

, In~ our complete line of \0)'$ .nd electrlc.l ."plt.n

RATES 

WORD 

MlnlmWII 50e 

ca. 1M PI&ced at N ...... ~ 01' al 

ODe fJf 16 eoDVeftI.tIy loeate& 1UbstatlOIll. 

• • • • 

Cha'rge 3 c woJU) 

. ){1IWnWII «.e 

Can be Placed by Telephone or III 

enon at Ne",s om"" Ull lloon 

Wednesdays. 

PHONE 

TUxedo2-6900 

3 Trunk Un" 

CASH RATES 

In Eflect at Th .... Con,'enlenl . 

14 Sub Stations 

Till Nooll Wednesday. 

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SALESMEN 

We hwe the Product!. 

We can deliver! 

We pay top Commis!:ions. 

This is Your Opportunity 

9929 Mack. 

5-SITUATIONS WANnD 

(Mol. au feMal.) 

GIRL to take care of children 

after school and evenings. Per. 

manent if possible. Call NIagara 

57~8. 

EXPERIENCED nurse maid, mid- 

. dIe aged. LEnox 5374. 

WOMAN will care for children 

day or night. Call TU. 1-1183. 

REFINED colored girl.wants day 

work. References. DRexe12215. 

'-FOR lENT . 

(HotIl." Aph., Flats, .tc.l 

BEAUTIFUL country home. Metamote 

district for sale or short 

leue. Call Mn. Root, LEnox 

2437, a. m. 

WILL SHARE my apartment 

with girl. DRexel 8747 arter 

li:30 p.m. 

YOUR AD CAN BE CHARGED. 

HOURLY AID. 

Provides AccommodateI' Aids as Cooks. Waitr_; Butlert, 

Chauffeun, Housemen. 

Aids as Regular Laundresses. Fine Ironers, Cleaners and 

Seamstresses to 1)(\ Family Mending. 

WE SPECIALIZE IN CARE OF INFANTS AND 

CHILDREN AND COMPANIONS 

. FOR OLDER, PEOPLE 

MRS. W. K. WILLIAMS 

NIAGARA 0792 

GIRL'S white shoe skates. size 2. 

$6.50. Call TU. 2-7523 .. 

ANTIQUE walnut drop leaf extension 

table, 5 leaves; antiqU'e 

chest and many other items. 

Isaac Neatway's Furniture Co., 

13930 Kercheval. LE. 2115. 

LIONEL "0" gauge eiectric rail. 

road with scale model Hudson 

locomotive. all mounl'ed on 

plywood table. Call NI. 5156. 

FIGURE SKATES, size 5, on 

white shoes; davenport and 2 

,chairs. NI. 5156.; 

LARGE GOLD MIRROR, suitable 

for large living room or 

lObby, marble base; Magnavox 

radio, table monel. like new. 

Tuxedo 2.894S between' 4.6 p.m. 

ICE SKATES' shoes. size 3'~. 

Reasonable, lliso blouses and 

dresses, size 14-16, 50 cents and 

$1. TU. 1-1183. 

BOY'S BICYCLE, 26" Road. 

master, in good condition. CaB 

TUl(edo 1-4264. 

G. E. ELECTRIC range, good con. 

dition. NI. 2603. 

GROSSE 

POINTE 

CALL TUxedo 2~6900 

NEW S 

CHATSWORTH nr. MACK 

A ranch type home~ 6 rms. 

New nr. complction. Call- 

Mr. BQnnell. PI. -4600. 

HANNAN I 

Rcal Estate Exchange Inc. 

14900 Harper cor. Outer Dr. 

NOTRE DAME. between Mack 

and Charlevoix. vacant. .Three 

bedrooms, 1 floor bungalow; 

oil heat; recreation room. Open 

Saturday and Sunday. I to 5. 

TOWN and COUNTY REAI,TY 

LEnox 3773 

l4-IEAL ESTATE WANnD 

STEEL EXECUTIVE, :4 bedroom 

house, large living room, near 

schools; alltomatie heat. Modern 

from private owner. Gent 

Motors Bldg. Trinity 2-R050. 

17-O ....0ItTUNITIES 

BUYERS OF Quanity Gilt_ 

~hristmllS Box Perfume. $1. 

Get quotation on 50 or more. 

Only 600 left. DA. 0385. 

MIlliNERY ~TUDENTS 

Millinery s'Jpplies clln be 

purchesed llt 

LALADGE 

r 672~ Ellst WlIrren Nlegllrll 3913 

MEALS PREPARED and served 

for parties,' banquets and weddings 

at halls, churches and 

private homes. Call NI. 0117. 

B & B Party Service. 

STORM WINDOWS 

SPECIAL SALE 

Standard size in stock for imme • 

diate delivery. Also porch enclosure. 

Win paint and install. 

Can for free estimate. 

F. H. A. Terms 

CITY SASH & SCREEN CO. 

13814 E. Seven Mile Rd. 

Near Gratiot 

CLEARANCE CAMPBELL 

OUice: Residence: 

PRospect 3700 TUxedo 2.9792 

ELECTRIC appliance~ rrpaired. 

lamps rewircd. wall switches 

replaced. outlets installed. An. 

tique lamps electriAed, Minor 

carpenter and furniture reo 

pllirs. Call NIalara 0901. 

DEADLINE W'EDNESDAY NOQN 

I-AITICUS FOR SALE 1.....\ltTICLES FOR SALI &-ARTICLES FOR SALE EDWARD FLANGE 

CHILD'S VIOLIN and case. 3 FREEZER. 6 cubic feet. $125.. ••. 

N' 4819 WHITE SKATES. size e. excel. DRexel 5689. DECORATING 

quarter size. Call lagara . lent condition. Call TU. 1-2233. ------------- "I 

CHILDREN'S Book of Knowl- --'-----------1 LADIES skates. white shoes. size INTERIOR IInd EXTE" OR 

ed"e and encyclopellia set, 20 TWO companion chairs. Karpinp. 6. like new; roller skates; fire. for Pllrticul.llr Peopl" 

~(~W~~e~~-~~~i~ 

.. make, In very good condition; lit' tI. h b'rd 

been used. ideal for Christmq aift. Call ~a~:~ s:r~e~n I~~:meflS c~ro:ne MUrrey 785-4 PROMPT SERVICE 

MUrrey 8i8~ 

FItzroy 6607. trim also ~i~ver fox ~arf. very 114-REAL ESTAn WANTtD il-SERYICES 

ASSORTMENT GIRL'S mystery WHITE lady'. tubular. pre-war good condition; beautIful hand (cJ--Electrlc bparrs 

books and others 15c to 25c; ice skates •• iie 7. Call Arling- crocneted bedspread. Call TU. _ 

child's maple table and chair ton 2740. ' :;-5677 after .( p. m. WA N TED Electrical Contr.;etor 

set, plywood' doll house. com- - -- __ --:'- __ --~ ... m d Sh'" Wfrl g 

C fte ' FYFE'S Grecian silver flat 50le AO e at! 0.. n 

plete with furniture. all a r MINK scarf, 4 skins; natural, wild, G P . Repa1r an. Maintenance 

,12 noon Saturday. Lenox 2603. ~ke new, $.130.. $43 Lakepoint. evening shoes. size 7~2. lI'l!ver rosse 01nte :rJollreacent Llgbtlnc 

- worn; tap sh~, . size 7, with 

. H,O.GAUGE MILROAD equlp- ELECTRIC train, antique pettie- taps on both toe and heel. p . . 

.• 

JEFFERSON AVENUE 

SdIeHler's DtU9S 

1S32i I:. Jeltuson. at NoIUnI' 

barn 

7-WANTID TO lENT 

(H•• ,.,. Apts., Flak, etc.) 

TWO BEDROOM house, flat or 

apartment; unfurnished, by 

&-AU'CLIS 'FOR SALE 

GRANDFATHER 

CLOCKS 

KERCHEVAL AVENUE 

* Miller PllIlI'macy' ' 

Hll4lI Kerche"II, at Waybura 

* Kopp's Pharmacy 

169'2llKerch,,'aJ. u Notre Dame 

*'Cunnin9h.I1\', Drug' . , 

Kerche\'al at Notre Dam. 

• Nctre Deme Pharmecy , 

11000 Kerche,'al. at Nolr.Dame 

.. Grone Pointe Drug Co. 

17001 Kerchev.l. al Sl.Clalr 

•. TitUi Or.ug Store . 

1 Korch.,'al. at FlIlhu Rod 

(FarmJ) 

MACK AVENUE 

* Swhi.r Drug Store 

1m! Mack A,'e.. at Notr. Dlin. 

* Blue Cross Drugs . 

17SUMack A,'e.• atNelf Road 

* H.rItit .. s Phennecy 

20313 Maclt Ava., .t LochIIloor 

Bl\'d. 

* Cleir'. Ccnfeetionery 

30792 Mack AVI.. at Anita 

FISHER ROAD 

* Sch.Hl.r's Drug. 

337 FlJher Rd.. at Mnm .. 

HARPER AVI:NUE 

* Steadmen', Drug Store .' 

192M 3ar~r Ave... t Wuhtenlw 

DETROIT ST" 

~T[ONS 

'a~y. 

• Whittier Hotel Drugs 

Chrysler supervisor, wife and 

lIS..year. old daughter. Quiet 

American. References. H. W. 

Parfitt, NIagara 3ll1l8. 

A.G. P; EMERGENCY 

Do you want a good tenant who 

will stay with you? Please, call or 

see us at 976 Nottingham, TU. 

2-9168. 

WANTED apartment or ~rtlce, 

3 adult!, permanent residents, 

• J. L. Hudsoll .executive. Write 

Box 530 Grosse Pointe News. 

RELIABLE COUPLE with liaby 

desire income or 'flat, in 01' 

near Grosse Pointe. Steady employment. 

NIagara 2619. 

EX NAVAL ollicer, wile, ,10 

months old daughter and Boxer 

dog desire 5 or6 room house 

apartment, or' terrace, : di:ota~ 

Pointe. Permanently located. 

Best , references. '. Please . call 

MA41s0n 1600. H.B, Marshall. 

EMPLOYED young couple desperately 

need furnished or unfurnished 

apartment, flat'orgarage 

apartment, p'ointe 

11' 

or' 

f 

Indian 

Village. Exce ent re er- 

'ences. Please caU TOwnsend 

8.8216. . 

. 

DESIRE to rent small hOule 'or 

MANTEL CLOCKS 

KITCHEN CLOCKS 

BEDROOM CLOCKS 

In Filet 

we heve clocks of every size 

, IInddescriplion . 

IDEAL FOR GIFTS 

We persoMlly gUllrllrilee 1111 

merchllndise sold by 'us. 

Expert'repeir service, 

EAST SIDE CLOCK SHOP 

132J4. Kerchevlli 

O~n c~~a:u~l::n~jJ' s:oo 

BEAU'rIFULhand crocheted Cor. 

day purse. navy blue. Call 

TUxedo 2-7103. 

MOVIE SCREEN. $7. 4, by 5' 

beaded, perfect condition, also 

boy's. camel hair overcoat, $10, 

si~e' 36.3~. Call Tu"edo.2-6164, 

KELVINATOR, 7 cubic ft., in 

first class condition, Call Tuxedo 

2-3978, 

ONE 30 gallon'. copper tank" and 

. ~ttings. NIagara 6735. 

COLONIAL ,mahogany dining 

rdom 

. 

let, eight pieces; 

d bl 

mahog- 

' b d 

four-poster .ou e e, 

cOIl\p'lete.' Niagara 0975. 

Baifour. NI, 5.144. TRO X 6 b fell 

ELEC LU. cu Ic eel. a 

LIO~r,. Train, 0-27. Like new. TUxedo 2.3576. 

Call MUrray 0365. 

CHILD'S auton:Jobile. pedal type. 

HAND TOOLED PURSES, $45. for 3-yead-ol!l. very good con- 

Call MUrray 0647. 

dition. Ca~1 TUxedo. 2.0445. 

EIGHT FOSTORIA sb e r b t!.t s BLEACHED mahogany. mod1!tn 

and goblets; hostess tray With piano. Shown Saturday from 

4 individual' trays and sand. 1..3'p. m. 1469 Hawthorne Rd. 

'wich .cutter; two piece green 

Fon SAL~One all.metal three 

wool suit dress. size 18; black 

quarler. bed,. spring and felt 

caracul jacket. size 16. NIaga~a 

mattress: Babies maple chest of 

3572. 

dra\vers . and bed; ..babieS car 

DUTCH oven gas ~tove, .four bed;j medium size Pakoelecburner 

divided top. Exct!llent tric' photograph dryer. Call 

condition. Reasonable. Call NY..8405. . 

~. 0944. BEAUTIFUL :.ti..a n d.< crOcheted 

FUR COAT, civet .. cat, full sleeveless. jacket; also spanish 

...... shawl never used, 'ideal Chrlst- 

, len ..~., SIze H. excellent con- mas g'Ut. Reasonable. CaIlLE. 

. dition. NI. 0944: • . . 

9214.. .,' 

WESTERN ELECTRIC portable 

sewing machine with a!tach- REfRIGE.RATOR, Norge,. 7 ft: 

meilts. Excellent condition. Nr. late model, like new; Baley 

0944. . .. crib and high chali'; rug, 8 by 

.ii; work bench with vise; small 

GENUINE RED LEATHER 

, tricycle .. 4683 Audubon Ill' call 

. lounge .chair. excellent coridi- TU, 1~2592. . 

tlon. Indian Village 01' call 

F.it,z..roy 8966.. . 

MEN'S full. dress sult; silk hat; 

. 

size 37.38,:worn once; two 1arlle. 

BEAUTIFUL large ,Colonial doll 

pictures. Call NY. 550~. . 

house; all ,vood, 4,1".by. 18", five 

with bunny fur collar. muff to 

match collar; white bunny fur can us for free appraisal - is 

jacket. Miscellaneous dresses, years experIence In the nUares 

. above size .12-14. Very reason- throurbout the PoInte. 

able. Man's green overcoat and 

bathrobe. 'si~e 38. E!lamel kit. 

Cel! LEnox 0100 

chen sink. excellent condition. 

Call TUxedo 2'3528. John (.Staudf 

RIDING BOOTS. m'eJl" •. lize 8; 

handmade in Germany. Never 

Inc. 

worn, MUrray 2989. 

15322 Eest Jefferson 

9-.'-lTiCLIS WANTED 

".:....,nS . 

FURNrruRE WAN'l'EI}...:..If you 

have anytbJillr In the line of GREAT DANES for discrimlnat, 

household furniture and rtlIfS, in. owners, superior home 

call The. Isaac Neatway Puml- raiied puppl .. f(}t Ihow. comture. 

13930 Kercheval. LEnox panionshlp' and ~ protection. 

2115, 

Finest championship blOodlines; 

fa .....ns, brindles, 3 mos. cropped, 

inoculated, shown by appoint- 

WANTED 

ment. Royal Oak, LIncolii 2. 

3520. 

Old Clothing ENGLISH S p'rl,n I er Spaniel, 

male, ei.ht months old. pedi~ 

. BEST PRICES PAID 

,reed, $/iO •. Tuxedo 2.93U:: 

FOR MEN'S SUITS, 

TOPCOATS AND SHOES 

COCKEB, black and tan female, 

. l1mo~ths old •• ll~ots, pectl- 

TYler +3b25 

a:reed. $15. Call. Nislara 1017. 

A telephone ellil will" bring us to 

PEDIGREED GerDian Shepherd 

Bums Drh'l at lha Rlvu terrace for .winter monthl:-or rooms and bath completely fur- DUTCH silver service; colfee pot; '. youimmedietlllyl : . , dOl, (Cara of Century HOUlle) 

" longer. Will consltler purchalle. FOUR POSTER double bed (wal- nished including electric lights, C rea mer' 'and su.ar' with 

111 monthllold female, One blue 

I '......,. •.S~MALs". Veieri.n .• n'd wife: No children nut); cbn , spring, $35. Call ,$75. Call Tuxedo 2-9700. 

matching tray, 15, by 20. inch: BOOKS bought in" any ql,iantity ribbon as "best in puppy class" 

WE Lik.e new, $125. '::all TU, 2-9714 Entire Iibrari~, bookca~~ and first time shown; )one third 

paintings. Bronzes. B. C., Claes, place 'in Lansing :dol .how 

. 16'10 Leverette. Phone CHerry Nove:mber 6; Only person in: 

.2'67.'; .... . .:, . terested in Ihowdols need IP" 

ply_ Gall NI.M05.. . .. 

WANTED for Resale-AU kinds 

of children's clothing. :Kath- 'l'WO IRISH SETTERS. one male 

erine's Resale, .14132 Kercheval, and one female; 6 months old; 

2 doors etist of librarY, between Champion Mdmore 'stratn, .pa~ 

Newport and Eastlawn. LEnox pen, '75 eael;. Call Lenox .1180, 

8776. I~ 

~:E~AX( SlttHH~Dpuppies 

ALL STEEL small or medJ u'hi!:~ (soiilliliitles' cilled' police dogs); 

size greenhouse. Cill Lenox AKC re,islered. Bred. for in- 

, ~~60. telligence and trainability. Sire 

'~;:RL;SBlKE, 20" .....or 24" NI. ,-,r~njlr impo~t~d fro~, Ger- 

". " "l~Y; ,1~112 O'Connor, nhr 

1193. ?: : fi~z.:.DffVt'illr"SoUth!leld, AI. 

WANTED two junior beds, both len' Park.' ,~ ,. 

alike. Call TUxedo 2-5028. 

WIRE HAIRlCD lox terrier pup- 

": ;pia. ,\'1nlernational champion 

. {atQi:ltj/ eXcediemal markings, 

. Ready. for' CnrL,tmu. OL. 7550. 

';ELIEVE YOU.of' gift sho.• ' o'rpets;' Call NIagara:rI372.:. after 6 p.m. Niagara 2310, 

... CHILD'S solid oak drop leaf table 

'. . ping \Jroblems. Gifts:purehued SALES executive .. single; desires GIRLS 26" BIKE. good condi- with two chairs with bacK:, and FOUR leaded glass oak doors 19 

at reliable 'local, stores and 'one' or two room' apartment, tion, $25; man's tailor made arm rest. Call betw~en 7 and 9 by. 62. Reasonable .• Call NI, 

IIhops for all occasions at a furnished or unfurnished., .Ex- dress suit. size 40; girl's even- p,m. 21918 Shady Lane, St, Clair 296.0.. , 

realOnable service charge. Pur- . change references. Mr. Christy. ing dresses and coat; two pair Shores. .' 

chase receipts furnished. Fadl- Commercial Controls Corp. RA. interlined double width .chintz BEAti,TIFtn;. white', satin wedity 

for beautiful gift wrapping 3723. curtains; antillue 'upholstered COMPLETELY furnished doll.: ding: dress and' veil; size H. 

.no available. Telephone Mrs, . chair. NIagara' 0397... house. 33, in. long, 18 ilL wide, 'warriimce. Call' PRospe,ct. 7561. 

,.:'Robert'Sharp4,Drexel4,713,tor. MANAGER •. Holland_-.Am!U'lca '. '. .. ..18 in. high, pen house-and ar~SEVERAi.'materni ..h;.. "'~cir.".e.sS.~. 

• ~iriforii1atloii. ... Line,.interested in renting fur- DRESS MAKER FORM, medIUm; '::,'.,.bo ..r,. 01) '.roo, '.f.• ,E.,.I,el:. '!rlc.. Ii. ghts. 'I,n . OJ . 

... ." .... " .. , n Jh-~ s OCU"or .. "unf' ..~'_L_~ _ ........o:u. a-~'t. ~r - ~ "hild'I'bluetaffetaformal'size .•. " ltO:Od.:.ctll"dl~~,: .. C;i.I).,LEnox ,.. Good.condition~~ea50n':',D.'.1.e.,size 

.. 

WILL:YOU:pleue c~ntact ~me,in .ment orhouH.:,~Q.lt*, "'an 8; winter coat and ski luit, ,'~IS'!l;2;,.:.} , .•/,:, ~",':';'.:.:";..'.;~: ...•',, If;'brown cloth' coat,.fw'.trim, 

order to solve.theprelllng il- Horn, CAdi1lac:'J957.+~\., J. sI1e10 •. Call Tuxedo 2.6616. 'size16. PRospect7591~,::: 

lueimmediate1y., Roy ,Peltz, '. #",:-: ':;. ;,' :':",:'.' . . ... 'MINK'\SETialli~'16~18,:Beautiful . . ;. '",' 

1422 Ballour; BUSINESS M~i;Pro~t, COCKTAIL TABLE. gla8$ .top, ;\rie'w:ltyle"cl~aht!d"iUi\i:i'eady to SKI BOOTS, llY.!;skis.,\,ufee.t; 

" 

.. 

would like' room In GrllBse '! drum ; table; two, acc.BlIonal 

t-PU.LIC NOnCIS Pointe. WrlteBO;'233, Grosse " cllalrs;"se,*eral' pairs of lined 

.' Pointe NeWII... .... "_::'.'.-::; drapeL All in e~cellent con. 

Chiclujo'$3.1iOSt;lciuil $11.37 ' .• ": .,.. dition.. LEnox 0621S. 

. Los Angales •. $+U+ . YOUNG enl!neer;and WIfe WIll .' .. ' . • 

CherterBuses for All' look after hOUlle."for family 10; RUSSEt:VWRIGHT dishes, com. 

, !nllouth'Qr any illnul. DillCuU . 'p!e!e'MrVlee for 8. NIagara 

Occllssions • .rrariaements. Highest recom~ , 1650.'. . . . 

DELUXE MOTOR STAGES mel\datiollll. TUxedo 1-1949. ' L' '10' 'NE' . . RAn, 

L.T u~ acale model' 

"50S Cess lit BlIglllY Ren. 13+1 AUTO execu.tivewants unfur- Motorola combination radio: 

;', lV.ear. By appgiilhneiit:. CallTU. 

: '1-'1782:

", ' ,I ~ 

Page Twenty. Four 

Two Cars Tangle 

At Busy Comer 

Jerome Keane of 415 Burns Plymoutb.. and $200 worth of 

avenue mac:l.e' an unfortunate left dam_ce to the right front of the 

. turn oft' Kercheval onto Fisher Chevrolet. Both Keane, aged 19, 

D ..c~ber.'. His Plymouth Will and Prygo, aged 024. were ticketed 

bit by a Chevrolet driven by for reckless driving. Harriet 

Frank PrYgo. 2041 AnIta, who Rockwell, 19, who Will in the car 

was going ea$t on KerchevaL driven by Keane, was treated at 

Damag .. estimaw,d at $75 was the Cottage Hospital for a cut 

done to the' left side of the on the left side of the head. 

~ 

Cadillac Owners!! 

Oldsmobile Owners!! 

A.thoriz. Sales .. d Senice 

Authorized pam and factory-trained lII!ehanles. 

No job too b.il' OC' too smaIL Bring in your car 

for a thoroul'h eheek-up • • • No obUption. 

COWI'LETE lUKE SIltYICE 

HrDUMATIC UI'UTS 

lUMPING I: PAINTING 

ONE.DAY SEIYIC. 

14350 I. WAllEN 

KOTCHER OLDSMOIlILE CO. 

15554 LWAIRIN .t s...net 

TU, 205640 

GROSSE 

Want Ads 

21-SIIYICIS 

(.)-la4I. I.palrs 

Service Celt$ $1.50 

Redia Repaired Right 

In Your Home 

Formerly With 

J. L. HUDSON 

Cell 

Lenox 3385 

(,)-ful'1lltur. Repair 

REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME! 

Springs, chairs. sofas; reliable. 

iUaranteed work; very reasonable. 

Call City-Wide Service. 

TRinity 1-4600. 

_ (r)-C'lIIelt Work 

BRICK and cemem work. Repair 

and new. Driveways. Garage, 

rat wall, basement floors, 

porclles, st.eps. Call DRexel 

1163. 

(t)-D ..... Maid", 

JlR,ING your furs to Marie Stephens 

for repairing. restyling and 

cleaning. Reasonable prices. 

Call MUrray 57400. 13327 Kercheval. 

EVEN BEFORE THE TEl.EPHONE 

We Were Heating the Homes ~f Detroit and Suburbs 

COAL - COKE- FUELOIL 

The tint Koenig 0ftiCe arid YOI'd in 1870,CIOfMf' of Riva rei an.c' Gratiot 

KOENIGC()AL .,SUPPL Y CO. 

AN,.EV,E.RY. DAY EXAMPLE 

of what happel'll .•• when 

BRIlES - STEERIII .000lllSl - FRDlT WHEW 

, 

.are .egleeted 

until it happens 

How Easy It Is 

to stOp in and have your brakes and steering mechanism 

inspected and con'ected before it is 

too late 

You are under no obligation or expense to request 

a complete inspection of these units. If correction or . 

repairs are necessary, we have every piece of highly 

scientific and fractionally precise equipment opere 

ated by trained personnel to serve you. 

Don't Delay-Drop In Today 

Jefferson Lincoln-Mercury Co. 

3700 lAST JEFFIaSON tit L1f1 

"Omy Stdls/ita Cuslomus Kup Us hi 8us;russ" 

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POINtE NEWS 

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Julius Vermeulen Severely Injured 

Julius Vermeulen; aged 75, of 

1444 Bishop road. was critically 

of trav~'of a car driven by Henry 

J. Allemon of 6120 Radnor. ' 

.;...••"RYICIS 

21 

injured. at noon on Saturday: He suffered a compound tnlC- 

""' November 30, on Mack avenue ture of both legs and bruises and 

(t)-D ..... Maki.. between Bishop and Grayton. . contusions. ' 

DRESSMAKING, 'illylorin, and Mr. Vermeulen had stepped He 'was removed' to the Cafine 

sewing. Pick up and de- from the, curb between two dieux General Hospital "t 4525 

livery. Reasonable. Call Nl. parked cars directly in the line Cadieux. 

,m. .......-_ .._-_. 1 

~~~~~~~:~I - 

ladies and men's coats and .uis. I . 

Call Arlington 3036. IRILEY ItIOTOB SALES, lite. 

(wJ-lIdg. Material i 6430 East Jeffersoll - FItzroy 6122 

LUMBER for all purposes, posts, 

plywood, sump pumps, ext. lad- 

~ 

Ii Chrysler-Plymouth Stdes 

. 

Qr Serf/'''' 

ders. paints, builders' hardware, 

Berry garage doorll, iron 

bd. cabinets, home bars, med. 

cabinets, flooring. Bring trail- 

I~ ' , , 

BRANCH 

'). . . 

lL East Grud Blvd. FItzroy 1413 

er, Hansen Roofing & Lumber 

Co., 47 So. Broadway. Mt. _ 

Complete .. rvIce .f~r all cb';'sler prodllctJ. Bod,. bumping. palnw... 

welcllng. wbeel allgnment aild wheel bal.ricln,. 

Clemens (So. of Co. 

Phone Mt. CI. 3-1523. 

Bldg.) - 

_U11Ill1111JIl1Jl1Il1llW1In1Il1l11lIl1HlCUDJlHlll1llIll:~IlIJlIJlIJlIII8UJl1I1l1111D1 

BRING YOUR alteration trouble y~iaH 

to Marle Stephens, 13327 Ker- ------------' 

cheval. MUrray 5740. PIANO tuning; electric cleanln,i. 

Clli!ord L. Edwards. TO. 1-31'13. 

... ,'" -.' -.' ...... ,.,~, ...... - .. ~ 

LANDSCAPING 

PRUNING 

FERTlLIZ!NG 

01 your trees •• hrubs. evercreenl, 

ele. 

Preston Tree I:xpert Co. 

NIa. MolD . TUx. 1-3930 

. LClmp Servlc. 

LAMP REPAIRSj vases,' oil 

lamps, keepsakes and' Jtrer ob' 

jects electrified and made into 

beautiful table lamps Old 

style floor lamps remodeled 

and refinished. into latest type 

of indirect lamps and torchierers. 

Lamp shades made and re, 

covered. Pick up and delivery 

service. Banner Lamp & Shade 

Co. 2031 Canilf. TOwnsend 

8.1026. 

Three Families 

One Too Many 

Pursuant to the action taken 

at the City Council meeting .on 

December 2, Attorney Meder 

has notified the law firm of Mul- 

Ier and Berkley, representin'g 

the owner of the property at 380 

Neff road .. james Dron of 3904 

Trumbull, Detroit, that it is in 

violation .of the City's zoning ordinance'to 

house more than two 

families in the same hOUH at 

that lo

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