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" All The News Home of the News Of All • The Pointes Every ~hursday. Morning 010 e e-ws' Complete News Coverage ,.oiAllthe Pointes ,. . 'VOLUME 17-NO. 37 Er.~teredas Second Clasl Matter 15cPer Copy at. the Post Office' at Detroit. Mich. ~RO.5SE. POINtE,:. MICHIGAN~' SEPTEMBER. 1.3, .•..' 1956. ts.50 Per YUIL' 24 PAGES Fully Paid Circulation ., . ...
" r------~I_... ------~--~--~_.....:__~ __ ...:_....;.._~ ~~_._:..__~:..:.._...: __ __l~ _ DEADLINES A Joy Rid'e in Every Sense 'of th:e Wor(~ Only $8,153 . oj the League of Voters WEEK Reported' for As COmpilea by the "Picks'Merger Entire Year GrfJ-tsePointe News Figure Amounts to But 57a Thursday, September 6 For Study Project per Capi~a; Decrease mounts to 77 Percent THE FIVE-NATION TALKS .Will Make. 'Se~ious Probe to Determine Whether All or ",,:ithEgyptian President Gamal Some- of Pointes Would do Well to ¥erge The Park's fire loss during Abdel Nasser on the Suez Canal ------the fiscal year 1955-56 was 57 appear to be proceeding calmly. The Leagu~. of Women vote!S of Grpsse J?ointe Park cents per capita, according to e.Ihefourth session was held last has selected H~ ~ubj~c~.for local s~udy for the year 1956-57•. an annual fire report submit .. night, then time was taken to The- League WI~l.tac~le the questl(~n of whether or not an ted by Fire Chief Ckorgs digest Nasser's views on control ~ttemp~ shou~d1?e: m~d.e t~ consohdate all. or some of. the. deCaussin. of the canal. A mission spokes- fIve Pomte ~umc~pal~~~£ ." ' . The report, read to the Park man said no time has been tixed A temporary wO,rlong 0 Y tltf 1C council by City ~anager Everitt for th" next meeting "because of what .facets the ~eague will,." .OU U aT B. Lane Of, Monday, September the mission is looking into vari- study has been subnu~t~d ~ t?e . • 10, revealed the city's fire losa ous detailed aspects of things NEWS by League preSIdent Mrs. Th"ef Nabbed amounted to $5,190 to homes. which President Nasser has said Frank W. H~usra~n, Jr. It U, and $2,849.12to the contents in 80 far". • • • A factual study of. the prob- Th 'h T. these homes, which the chief Friday, September '7 lems involved in consolidation r0ug , 1P described as "very nomina!." . , should be the first step. A re- It was also revealed that fire BRITISH AND FRENCH port of the advantages and
Thursday, : Page Two G,RO SSE POINTE -NEWS Thu~daYl September ,~. '95b Dutch.Elm Dr'ain' Bids but after they were opened, he room had" complete access 10 ' Admj Dedication General tii.e Servic;e Has New Building , " ... and other officials were "tied them." . (Continued from Page 1) (Continued ,from Page 1) up for an hour to an hour~and- Mulle said' all his information The will of J :.:~, h. Jr., of 226 Pro' ~ .- . t' '. ,',. (Contl11uM from ~ale 1) a-half discussing other aspects about the alleged irregulariti". vice-president a as More, Sister Inez and Sister ~ot O-IXflS. ' sprayer. ' ThIS \~d.ed portation' to the drain commis- of project." ..- agel' of L. ] Carmeline. Lay teachers are m kef7p~g the ~~st do~, .be- ,sion offices: . _. ',' . had. come to' him through tele- J. Misses Julia McEntee, _Loretta • cause It lS cheaper. to spra y~with'_ The contracts. have. not yet cialsH~ weresaId thatin sessionwhile thethe offi.bids poneh d reports f'rom depart- mitted to prob~ Krell, Marilyn Healey and Ther- this type of equipment., be.en, awarded as the bids are, .were lying out "whe~e anyone mental aides. None of the con- September 6, b Joseph A. Murl esa Kreusal. handleTwo men.the . roto,~nustare. reqtili:ed'sp'r,a'y'er,'to s,till t0,',b~: audited, 'by the' drain' ,of the 75 or so people in, the ,tracts involved have been let. Mr. Webber Assist at Ceremonies and three. to four' men;, the board. engineers. "~ ------attack on AUgl Assisting in the dedication' hydraulic.O'B~ien. sai~ _that at present ceremonies were the Rev. Hu- Figures showed. that the' Park th~re IS, no eVidence of any vio- bert A. Maine, Rey. John C. J or- is holding. its own in' combat- ~~t~Ol:l,,,~d that'. the matter don, the Rt. Rev. E. J. Hickey, study Rev. Joseph Fillion, Rev. Leo ing the'Dutch Elm. Disease. s~m.1.\ t~ b~ cent~e~ around . When the disease was 'first ~rasur~ and::.n~w ,entries made Smith, who preached the ser- A ne~ moder~ building, opening tomorrow.in Grosse Pointe Farms will extend tnon; th~.Very Rev. Msgr. Jo- detected .i..", 1952, 16 s~ples of l11;...~~tp~als. on ~he ~~. . . G~:r:e:al TIre ServIce CO.'s retail. operation in the Detroit area, Don Cast~rline, Detroit trees. s~spected of, blight., were . Be .said_hiSoffIce Is:~vestigat- se'Oh Bi'eitenbeck, Re"l. Thomas .DIvIslon manager,' announc:es. "Growth of our business demanded additional facilities ar sent': t~, Lansing. '\ Eight !ere ¥l~ ;whether ,the.,~asures 'were iN . ' ~ullen, Rev. Arthur Reckinger, f~r, consumer dlstribution," Casterline said.' .. ',' .' '. '. / ' ~ev. Michael Collins, Rev. El- found to be positiveJand these ,made ~fore or ~ter-'tlIe~ids -----...;..""'------,...... were cut down" , were! opened.' If it was before mer N~cy, Rev. Emil Capano, This newest sales room for \, at Arts Rev. RIchard Haney, Rev. Wil- ¥1' 1953,. . 15 ,samples 'were he _sai~, then there is, :cothmg , ee 0 un eers IGeneral Tire & Rubber Co. tires rushed.to LanSing; and: of these;' wro~~. .', ' ,. - liam Schneider, Rev. Joseph N d V I t M \. ' ~ilikeB~'neman\ ,.... h 1111...... ~orzewski and Rev. John Gal- 'W d Cl'-'b and an accompan:',tfug ser'Viee ' e~ger 12 were found to be . diseased; Dram cOrn.nUssion -enguleers At 00 S U dep~tment are at 18760 :Mack ,(Continued from Page 1) of the 61, samples' cheeked in found. the -sum totals were~(..-or- loway, O.S.A. ___ near Kerby. The loca:t~ori'is one --- . CLOTI-IES : The ~hoir of the church pro- 1,~54,49.wer.ep ositive., , reet, ~l!-t some changes w~e _ gram was directed by Robert The Grosse Pointe Woocls block from the _,SeVen-Mack Indebtedness of individual com- ,Last. year, 58. samples. were, ma~e,~ the subtotals. However, ' VerHaeghe. Community C:l1b is once again Shopping Center which draws munities, .per capita and ratio analyzeci -and. 34 trees- found' to ,~hey ~Id) there was' ~othing xi- 'Jts versatility makes a recruiting volunteers for its fall trade from four east side su- to assessed valuation. be blighted- had to be removed; regular in' this and :,that it was program of activities for the burbs of multiple-car ownin'g . PLENTY 'OF BEEF this year, - only 32 of, 48 trees a common. practice, -. BLUE SUIT youth in the community. V01Ull- families.;, "We're prepared to Proof ~itlve to residents that sampled' were' found .pOsitive ;,.- Way' Was. Left Open' 'The Detroit ,Lions offensive teers serve as pre-school lead- service automobiles and com- ' such (!onsolidation would not line, tackle to tackle, Lou Creek- and were, removed.', ". Drain-Commissioner Mulle, the thriftiest clothing ,of all. Day- ers, recreational aides, du,b mercral vehicles for the 250,000 jeopardize t.heir real estate in- w~o just returned ,from a Flori- CHI mur, Harley Sewell, Charlie leaders, assistant leaders and as people in the area/' Lee. H. Lun- vestment by such step:, da v~catiozr, said in a st8.tetnE'.nt time or nightime - indoors or Ane, Oliver Spencer, and Jim special resource persons if the dy, Detroit sales manager, as- Reconstructirig framework of problems of consolidation in the to' the' Prosecutor's. Office that Sa~bury, averaged 246 pounds use of special skills or hobbic~s serted. , new municipality. past: . . . ' , putdoor- business or pleasure ~rman. openmg of the bids, in 'the al'e called upon. Of I>leasing modern ,design Assunpng present .obligations to Chicago Park District consoli- W.oods Fire :fIall leftc.~the' way •.. Blue is always right ... and. cc Volunteers are. trained aIlld and attractively landscoped,the present employees of varIOUS dation m 1935.. , open,' for tampering with' the supervised by the professiomll building conforms, with, the 'areas. ,School district consolidations figlli:es. ~ i~)s becoming to every man. staff, of the club. and receive character of the, neighoorhood. , Would it be more feasible to in Michigan: ." , .He, said the opening.' of the - regular help ,in their work with Buff brick fnrms the walls' as consolidate one or two eommu- 'other munici'paI con'Solida- bIds ~was: ,conducted. in the fire ,/ / N,:>wthat there's a reawakened groups. In addition to voluntel~r well as the planters surrounding nities:'rather !pan'all five Grosse" 'ttrioyn,StlU-ougho?t 'the, coun- hall to ,pl~~se, the,-lo~aH peop~e; .interest in dressing b~tter( the positions which are directly ...rl:!- the entrance.' OVerall' the one- -Pointe,commUnities? .Would'con':' ' lated to work with groups. the story, L.shaped', structure is 85 solidation of all 'five \areas defeat- . Bl~e suit stands out as the EUI club' has also need of DersOIlS feet long and 60 feet deep_ the ,economic advantages of con~ to dr who have skills in typing,' writ- F,o ~ r s e r vi c e stalls are solidation? ' aU-around Cham pion. The ing publicity or perSOll-Sinter- equipped with :standard, over- '. Would ,it be of advantage to handsomest ones are those im- ested in serving on advisory ar.Ld head type doors. A barrier wall b '. b S~perio~.T~aining ~ administrativ~ committees~ in each bay separates .the work- ' egm y consolidating one serv- In , peccably tailored for us by Any persons who wish to en- ing area from the vehicle. Three ice' at a' time, i.e. police, fire, ~ At the same SINCE 1938 HICKEY ~FREEMAN. gage in interesting work during of the stalls are devoted to tire wateJ.., sewer, ~ ~ giving and C the coming winter months and service, wheel balancing and If gradual consolidation was Secretarial Science' have the necessary interest atl.d battery service, while the fourlh considered, conflicting and dis- ~ qt.alifications should call. the is for wheel alignment work. Fa_similar laws of areas could be ~ilJk0y.
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...... " ,, " J , • } " .' -. +-- ... - • ...... r 956 Thursday, Septembe •. 13, 1956 ...... , ...... Page Three- cess 1tI - d GET FLUORIDE TREATMENT A NEW MARKET for coal i& A.droit Webber Will to' Probate 'eve"nt:o'n 0':f , 'In ness An additional 35,000 Michigan being developed in the process- C:omplete'ly, New' Starf Pr II, J' Bl II , school children received.typical ing of taconite ore fpr "tee! mation The will of James B. Webber ILake,.Mich.,where he was vaca~ m' _,. al-gn fluoride applications during the making. Taconite.output is ex.. ,larities Jr., of 2~6Provencal, executive tioning. He was 4.4 years old. of' Current ~C,a~p' summer, bringln6 to 300,000 the pec~to reach 40 million tons vice-presIdentand general man- . A 1 .:-..______,number of children treated a year by 1980,a rate that will h tele- ager of J. L. Hudson, was ad- Court records showed.that no depart- 'tted to probate on Thursday val.uehas been s(>1;on hIS estate .The Michigan ccimmittee: of Grosse. Pointe' nursery 5choolssin~e' summerti.me a?p~catio,?,stake 1.5 million tons of coal the National' Society" for the were screened~ total of 229 were started In Michigan In ea~h year in the form of e1ec.. e con- ~~ptember 6, by Probate Judg~ except "100 and ~pward:' b.ut h A MurPhy Judge Murphy scud that tile Prevention of Blindness,'has set three~ fourt; and, five-year-olds. .19:48. tricity. n let. Josep . ~. estate was worth more than the week of September 12. They were;screened,for visual,------Mr. Webber died of a heart $100,000. through 19: for "Sight Saving.' acwtY,nl\~scl~.~~alance, ~d attack on August 27, at Turtle The will, which was drawn Week". Proclamations' h aevesymptoms~f. str~ng, rubbmg, ~~!~~;been made ny Mayor Cobo:and efc;,~d,'Were referred for pro------last February 8, left 50 per- {t& 'Governor Williams to thiS' Ef- fessional 'help if it, seemed DAY, NIGHT, cent of the estate to his ,wife, Nancy. It also set up two trust ,I:! feet. The slogan .is~~IBe'"Wise- ;needed. , SAT. & SUN. '''It Take Care of Your Eyes." , The GroSse Pointe branch of Autumn.- Q.ASHS funds, one, of which gives Mrs. Webper a monthly income for ;;&.I Jacobsori's has, decorated, a the Wayne-County.Department the rest of her life; the other ;BP window to show a vision of Health is cpopera:t~g With "~'LORV . directs that 25 percent Of the ,;qy screening set~~p.Last, year the Delta' Gamma. There' is .an ad- C \ estate be distributed according :""" Grosse Pointe' Aluinnae chapter visol-y board uI).der ~he"chair- at Jltts & to the trustees' Oiseretion. of Delta. Gamma ,initiate,dSU~~maIishipot Dr. :Fred Lauppe•. made 10 ord.r for Crafts : a program for pre-school cQild-~.Its members are Dr. Charles G. Named trustees were Foster ; , ren. The volunteers.'were:;giyen :JeriD.ings:"Dr. Thomas Davies Kodak ~ pidurtl ...... 1...... , ., w...- 5tNet Winter, treasurer of Hudson; a course by the.:N'SPB nurse and' .Mrs. Bertha Williams of and Miles O'Brien, vice~presi- consultant so ~hat..all screeJringthe'::. Health ,Department, 'and dent of the Detroit Insurance would be'done under'cantroned F: Roger Bacon. ;Mrs.Jolin Agency. Mrs. We b b er was ':Mrs~ IBIOtT IICL named executrix. conditions. . B, Watkins is ProjeCt Cnairman Children In six of the seven for. Delta 'Gamma an0.. Mrs. J. Try Our. Speedy Color Joseph' Jennings is recorder. The following' volunteers Purchases CJock worked on the spring project; ..D'eveloping Service CHET SAMPSON, Mrs.,W. George Belanger, Mrs. With. Bad Check' Thomas E.' Coulter, Mrs. 'F. D. invites all Fountain, Mrs. Richard 'Gushee, Bernard, Meldr,urn,.own~r ,of .Mrs. Richard. D. Hasse,' Mrs. . as,
Wright's Gift Shop,.18650.Mack JohnS. Leonard",Mrs;Keith Mc~ ~#.f' .' COLLEGE STUDENTS avenue, turned over to, the 'Kinney, "Mrs; Kenneth Michel~ ',~' " Farms detective'; burea~ on Mrs.. ,Milt'on . Rue g e Mrs. .""-..' ',' n i, ,! .,;1 planning to travel to Wednesday, September 5,' a bad 'Robert Son g e Mrs. David ~hec~ ,which' had. been pessed TeagUe, Mrs. Philip Buckmin- In hIS store. .ster and Mrs. George Triplett. 17144 Kercheval Meldrum'reported that'a man The Delta Gammas are EUROPE in 1957 calling himself,. James .Davis, formulating 'plans' for, an ex- In the Village came to the ~giftshop 'and'pur- panded vision screening pro- to drop by and discuss their plans with him. chased a clock 'for, $25.99. He gram this falldn order.to reach TU 1..4096 asked to pay for the clcic~with' many more.pre-schoot'ciilldren. • • • a' company'check 'drawn on the Stations Will'be, set up .afound Wabeek State Bank of Detroit. the Pointe so.that mothers can. At the same time, book your flights for the busy Thanks- The check was for $82.71,pay- bring their' cWldren' f'Or this Open Flid/ayEvenings TiH giving Md Christmas holidays. able to Davis; It was from .the service.: Places and 'dates 'will 9:00 "Burban 'Welding Company." be a~ounced soon.. Davis took. his newly pur':' ------== Cill or See Us for Any or All of Your Tr/IIVelNeeds chased. clock and the' balance KINDERGARTENER .JANE McLUCKIE of 621 of .the check in' cash. He en- dorsed the. check and left his Chet Sampson Travel Se~vice Higbie. Place South, meets her teacher, MARILYN ' driver's license' and' car re~ 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7520 SWEENEY, a newcomer,' on opening- day, ThUrsday~' gistration with. MeldrUm. Septemher 6, at John R.Barne~, ~lementary. The' Barnes A ~ew days later' the check for 'an budding engineers School' was opened to its; first classes this fall. Miss was returned' trom. the bank ...... Sweeney has just collie t6the Grosse.'Pointe system froin ...... " ...... marked "No .such company. No .. the Davenport, Iowa, schools. account!' Meldrum then. took . and architects . , the check to the. poli~e. Theycontactea other police Franlee to Honor Farms Resident headquarters .in the area.,to.see if Davis had passed' any other and doctors Dr. Clanence W. Wachner, vision from Wayne in January checks. He had not. Next they Director of Language Education ,of 1953. wrote Ohio. police authorities for the Detroit Public Schools, During the war years he because Davis' .car was re- and'executives will receive the award of Of-'. . . gistered in their state. iicier d' Aead'emie from the served as adJ~tant and statisbcal ,As of Monday night,. the !French gC1vernm'entat 4 p.m,' control offIcer, a Captain in the Farms police had not received Wednesday, September 26. Th~ 61st Air Service proul? .in the confirmation from Ohio. new consul for France in De_J eBl Thea;ter. In a~di.t~on.to trait, M. ,TeanDesparmet, will membership. ~d. offIce.l:!l .sev.- Economic Club. , . make the presentation. eral profeSSIonal',orgamzations, F th . the Foreign he is a member of the .Allianc~ 'Dr. and Mrs. (Betty Jann) THE SUIT WITH ,A or e, occasIOn, .. Francaise" The Players, Torch 'Wachner .live, at 41 Lakecrest Language Teachers AssocIatlonC1 b Ki .' tt.thD'tt it lane, Grosse Pofute Farms.. . of Metropolitan Detroit have ,u J wams, ~ " e.. e 0 RARE TAIL()RING HERITAGE! planned a tea aIld receptio~ ~to" be held in the David Henry' Tea .~, ~~ee ~:~~~eJ~~~:~i~~nter o~, Bernie Falk- Ex.reise Therap, Siudici In presenting this award the 14914 Kercheval _ ED 1-2102 French government is recogniz-
ing Dr. Wa.chner'sefforts to fos- , J ter and extend the teaching of Semi Private Classes designed to meet individual needs in foreign languages in the public' schools, both elementary and , developing coordination, posture, musculal- tone, organic secondary. He has ,served as a vigor, goOdhealth hgbits. consultant on o,ccasionfor the Modern LangucLgeAssociation Boys age 7 to 14: Instruction 1 hour each week in boxing, of America,in their study of the acrobatics, trampoline, sport skills. FLES program and in the - preparation of material for Girls age' 8 to 14: Instruction in acrobatics, trampoline and _I\. third and fourth grade French pi in the elementary school. posture. Curr~ntJ.yhe is a memb~:rof the board of directors of the Men and Women~ Conditioning classes 1 hour weekly. Modern Llmguage Audio-Visual Mid afternoons and Evenings I Project bE!ingsponsored by the French Department and the Audio-Visual Materials Consul- I tation Bureau of Wayne State University. He has written several articles' for educational magazines and @@~(;i~[S~' I is co-author of a junior high, school text, an exploratory course in fo:reign language @I~~ I , study, entitled General Lan~u- ,. age, Engl:ish and Its FOreIgn Relations. us sportswear 78.50 Dr. Wac:hner has s'tudied at I Wayne State Univers.ity, the ,.' University of Michigan, and the Harvard School of Business Ad- This .Fall, register a good ministratic'n, getting his d~c.tor- impression with the best mixers ate in administration and super- on campus: Hart Schaffner & Marx sport coat and slacks. lue ~Iy Attract~ve, comfortable, and ,j ~... the perfect expression .... completely at, ease, anywhere! of the natural-shoulder model We've got' an the latest fabric patterns, styles, Our Naturalaire is tailored for uc Back to 'School in and C?Olors.Don't pack by a finn which has had more than without seeing them. twenty-four years of experience with Sport coats from $45 this particular model- and over BoS~loQian,.Jrs. Slacks from $22.50 eighty-one years under the same- o P.rf.ct for CJrowinCJf.et family management t They arc • Perfect ankle~fit for comfort! Mdicattd tailors-which is the rea- • Reinforced at points of strain! son that this par.ticular version of • 'White elk with bl~ck y.al. 'Colle•• Fa.hlons,At Student.PrIces , ' It's fun to build .Ick the nl'.tural-shoulder model is so your own fire- place - choose .STADIUM JR. outstanding I , your own. ma- " Ible'OM terIals. your l)wn' design I So put the Whole family 'to work builcUng a fire- =ed place around 'this all-metal unit. And 50 when it's fininshed think .of the fun , ~ of cooking stellks, Chops, 'hamburger.l - ~ ----~.------'------the The unit is built to last for years. , Doors are' of cast' iron. 'Grates ~e : lof movable for either .charcoal or wood. '9 , , It's IQW costl Stop in and .ee it, Qth:er Bostonian lrs. :5. S~EIN& CO.! ... . In Ou'r :Windows I ,~111 ,J FREEl Stolid" •• St•• 1 from 7.~S.to 9.95, ..~_V~~~P;W~' . 61.. ,: Cooking .' •• the spedaculor' evening wear I; ,I ~ I " '. ~ .I \ , .~ ,, ( t. , .'1' •. j ___ ._....-.:.L---. .. --It. --.... _~_ -...... -..II. _ rl_ _ , n • t rt d ,•• *••d ,r-'" 'i~~"'::::'~~~Fll.~~/--:'"~~:- st. Qae c sa saea. 0 2 q 40e=u4 C+ a • ec • «c. c;a e. :~. C:=:iIi '?'_C::C:' .?i".• :.3.~"'7.q}!?,+:, 4 .!jf u:e)Y}/'f.}',,,f. i?::!i">:~Tt-.:>'f/8ALt:th~B:t,~t-;t~~~.j!j~*it:~~~"t::;1!f.S?::/1"~"C4c!'f6:,,,,:,,'?':'.~f?'~~!t.3"\"-:'}~.~,.":' •. G:":" c •-- - .- ....-, --:-:-~ -;.:~ .~.-:' - ..- -. -, .... '. " Page Four GROSSE. POINTE, NEWS 'Thursday. September .. 13. 1956 > Thursday, , staff photographer at the De- [ OBITUARIES troit Newi. In 1942. he was the Holid'ay H,~:>useA.lready Visit,edby' 10,000 ' winner of the. firstPulitier WAI MILTON E. BROOKS Prize, ;journalism's highest hon- .Services for Mr. Brooks, 55, or, for his picture, "The Picket 6rosse I Line," taken during the 1941 of 1127 Beaconsfeld, a Detroit • Loncl • photographer for 28 years, were Ford strike. ' held on Thursday, September . In 1953, Mr. Brooks left the • Seco ....d 6~ Burial was in Forest Lawn News to become a commercial • Real E eemetery. photographer. .. Vaccml Mr. Brooks died on Monday, He is survived by two broth- September 3, at Flower Hospi- ers, James and Robert; and a tal. sister, Mrs. Marie Etherson. TU From 1928 to 1953 he was a I.UCILLE R. GIFFIN 6 to ~ Ser ....ices for Mrs. '.Giffin, 58, of 208 Moran, were held on Tuesday, September lL Burial was in White Chapel Memorial cemetery. . Mrs. Giffin, a native of Pen-' nsylvariia, and a resident of the Detroit area for the past 21 years, died on Saturday, Sept- ember 8, at her home. She was a member of the Grosse Pointe Congregational Church, the Junior Le&gue and the Elmira College Club. She is survived by. her hus- E . f "H I'd H "h . ."- band Paul' a son Raymond S. xtenor 0 01 ay. ouse SOWS .Its many mterest- Perry; and a d~ughter, Mrs. ing angles which ,evolve from the floor plan c'on~eived for Abalone tops 0:'1 the s~~e tables daily and Sunday from 1 to 8 Ri~hard Hurley of Pleasant-' gracious living by Cox & Baker. Note the cream-painted and ~he tJ;iple dresser- are en- p.m•. ' ville, N.Y. bril~k walls with one charcoad-painted brick wall' for ri~h~d wt.t?-touches of ~()ld and Visitors' may reach the model ------.. contrast. ~ shinUner:m the soft lIght: A 'at 501 Ballantyne road via Jef- YOU"LL UKE OUR QUAUTYWAY OF DOING BUSINESS' O',er ~O.OOO peopl~ have visit- colors.' The lounge room has combination of gold_ and silver ferson'. east, ,past Moross road ed, ,adnured and praIsed the Cox creaI,Dy viny1-4Ued ,fioorswith a lamps addS an iinpression of ef- (Seyen Mile road), turning left WHYTE OLDSMOBILE:CO. " & Baker seventh annu~l model free-form cream rug in. a con~ fOrtl~s'_luxur:y" " ' . at. South' Deeplands road &nd 14800 E. JEFFERSON, DETROIT at 601 Ballantyne road ill W~od-. versational,center. The wallpa~' :In the second ,floor hallway, at left. again on to Ballantyne road .'" are YOU land S~ores~ Gros~e Pomte per mural along one wan is 12a]e the .head..of the cream-carpeted to the. corn~r of Cook'road .... Sho'1'es,smce Its openmg August and interesting' as to color and stairs, CQx & Baker have placed getting ahead? 24. . theme. Furniture here is deeply a bui1t~in cream-painted~ desk' Intelligent design i.. reflected inviting, light and floating. ' with telephone. Indirf~ct lighting' II.' .n.;;.IBm.Ulil?1 in every inch of 'this unusual The carefree kitchen of Holi- is used over the desk and over hom~, w~i~h was pl~ed .for day House is entirely gas- the balcony.,,' - or do you feel ,'. graclOl7' l1vmg and bUIlt aroupd equipped for' ease of perform-. The guest bedroom, on the sec- you're standing still •• .,.. a s.pa~lous, unusua! tlo~r plan. ance and complete efficiency. ond ~oor has' gold-' wallpaper, Grace Thomas Behevmg that the ~t~lor ,of a Built-in gas'range and oven of- printed in an abstraction of while others are winning home should. determme the. ex- fer "push-button" cooking and kings and queens, against' two . Ballerina of Ballet Russe, ter:!or el~vation!. Cox & Baker the automatic gas _refrigerator white walls. French Ballet and all the promotions ana In based thIS foreSIghted model on ..makes and SERVES. ice cubes - the third bedroom,'accent Radio City Music Hall pay raises? thi~ sotl?d architectural premise automatically-:...eliminatingmes'- colors of Ught .turquoise and soft WhICh IS a complete reversal sy ice trays' .' bttlwns appear in a sPecial waIl- from the planning of tod~y's ,or- . cl.' . paper abstraction, &Swe!! as in If you're concerned abO\t. your prog4 dinary tract O:rproject homes ;. A pemns a:: counter topp~d the bedspread and chair cover- :-•• proudly announces the ress, her,e's a suggestion. Attend an Th fl I' "d . m pInk formlca houses twm ings. Modular units of tables' . e "oor-p an ~;ov~ ~ a spa- sinks, pne of which is sh~ow and chests in waln.ut by. Brown- interesting, l~imulating demonstration CI.O~ step-down h.v~g and for. W,ash in g vegetables, and . ~ opening' of her of the world-famous DALE CARNE(3IE dmmg room, marble-tIled fOyer, fruits-the other for general use: S~ltman, ,of C~liforma,. may be. master be<:h'0om on the ~rst A built-in dishwasher and. gar- arranged in many ways. , COURSE - and see' for yourself hew floor, vamty - bat~ acceSSIble bage disposer are other easy-do A complete 'bathroom and Dale Carnegie's remarkably effeetiv~ frum hal~way or bedroom, -a features here. A wall ,of ccabi- many built-m storage cupb :~lime ~: nQn-group plan ! ~ ! for people ;who can not enroll ~ . 1;. : i.", .. . th,ro;ugh a group ,!. ca ~JOlh. ~ t!?:'~ -.:: :: & ~ ~'.~. ~ \ : : / . .. • • J. .' .... _u ••••_., ••_ •••••u II ••• _ ...... 4. lIAR.. 70 .... IL .nr"P~.ON AVIL. DIITROIT 2S ••• a.PORK. SlEPT. 221 ".e: e,. ~acc • • You~llbe'Surprised. • • - ' «• • the +OET PULL-FAMIIX: : At the big 3-yearsaving$ you. can make in your • • of r£ PROIECT~ : : ins!Jrarl.ce '.budget th~oU9h 'the .,new . HOME- : : 41 • • OWNER'S "5-in-.1 Pa,ckage policy. or v. +KEEP ,... • ..• .• • • BrC?ader Coverage' In C POR LIPI!1 • • - . • M'or. Convenience • • slee'-' +ANVONE .. • • • • • No Overlapping . Jvy- MICHIGAN .• '. • . • . . ~,Savingl up to 31-.% ok (mil. UNDER 8f5 • • CAN APPLY1 i i Why carry, old-fashioned, expensiv.e, ~eparate G:C.tt • ••• +NO PHYSICAL : : ' po~icies,w~~n.~:~~dern' HOMEOWNER~S policy dyn • • EXAM NEEDBDI : : g.ives you more and" saves mO'ley bes-ides.' De- • • $IZe~ • • .signed 'for you - eliminates contusion. . You must apply • • larg • • Let us send full information or call for rates now. by Sept. 22! • • • • Ves. you can start now. r~CJai',dless of present ~~.•..•.•...... -.....••...... ~•...•....•.. 5.9 AppHeatim ao._ policies. without disruption;, • •• obIipte yoQ in any ~ i ~ :' East.Side Insurance Agency : You wBl reeeive eompIetl! : [ ' . $25,000. Dwel~ng • .. 19854 Mack, Grosse Pointe' • benefit aDd ra~ iuforma- ! _~"'W.E.merwe.b/. ~1VII /~i ~ * On . . 'tion bejorf YOIIl are asked . \ . .. TUxedo 2-7880 to make your first paymeot. .: ----,--~~~-~----~~~-----~----~----~-~--~---~---.- PUASI DlTAQt tHIS 'ART CAUPUUY AND mAIN MHS; beDfltita wiD be avaDable only f:ot'hOllpital admieom : Gentlemen:, P~ea~e ~end f':lll information on new • ,]'be followio& W1IllI and condi~ an ~ of our and for doc:tone' 1ervic:eB on and after U>a,t date, el:cept that. •. Speciol Non-Group : 1l!1CH1GAN JlO8PITAL SERVICE (BLUE CROSS)YaDd beDetita f«the t.-tment of coliditiolllSeJ:istin" ~ tl!.e .free- • Homeowner s policy;' no obl1gation, of course. • MICHIGAN MEDICAL SERVICE (BJ.iUE SmELD) ti'"'~teottbecon~andthe~mov\luofacbfidllto~Ol', : East Side oiler cannot be made aga:'in • CONTRACTS - . adenoida - c:o~ only after Ill: mOllths' ~berahip; aDd. • , for at least another yeaz-! . :. mat.Qdty beDe8ta. an aYai1able only l41ler Bine niOIItM : Name • Your c.overap will be .effect;ve ISm,. upon accepUDce of of ~benhlp lnlder tbe fa~ COlltnleL' '...... ~ 4 . 'Don't put it off-mailllOfu • tbill application by MicbiPD ~Jtal 8el'Yice and. DOWiea. H~ aDd docfon otmedic:in to ~ ~ to • .I~uranc~ Agency tioIl olinach aeceptanoJ to 70G payment by:JOU. . Michljan Hoepital Sinice and Medical SIniee : app~ IotloI/ i Mi:hi.an Address: ,- • ,,. e1feIc:tlw date. at u. ClOIItneU will be ~ DJ' "nlatiw tG .me.reDd~ 1mder the pbmle. . . : 19854 Mack Ave ••Grolse 'ointe ., .•••. , :'.oo "••.. fl I' " . •.••••• D A , ~ .... , TUxedo 2-7880 ...... 8...... '~ ~ .w , . ! • '.! ..l __ ...... ______~ &- ~ ______.A...o.- ______.... __ _ .IIIL-. .&..-~ ...... _. __ ...... _ .. / - Page Fiv. ____,~~ 0 SSE POI NT E - .. . Thursday, September 13. I~S6 _. - - - ", - Mrs. Walter J. Dossin Honors Florida Visitors~ Retire _llian WANTED! Mrs. WaIter J. Dossin of essie 6rosse Pointe Area Cadieux road gave a luncheon In. Rancho Don Retired City Fir e Chief Wal- • Lond Contracts Exdting new programs' on Detroit Advisory CoUncil on at the Detroit Yacht Club on Beautiful, restricted ran- , Ledger Ch.auvin. was taken to Channel 56, Detroit's educa-' Educational TV and Radio. Tuesday. September 5, for her cho Santlll Fe, Californilli. • Second Mort9dges Bon Secours Hospital where a t~o~al TV station, will be de-, Mrs, Mitchell Justk:e, Jr., will sister':in-law, Mis. Andrew -T. Lovely temporate, sunny • Real Estate Equities fish hoc,k was removed from scnb.ed S~ptember 19 ~t ,the be chairman of ~he meeting, Phillips of Fort Lauderdale~Fla. year-round dimate. rus head, Mund~lY morning, • Vacant Lob Pres1dents Day meetmg' to which is\to be on Wednesday Mrs. Phillips has been the September 10. . nea~ly .300 leadet:.S?f th~ 90 or- at, 1 p.m, in the ;Romanesque houseguest of Mrs. Roy Dossin JOHN E. GROUT The Chief was fishing with garuzations belongmg to the ,Room of the Detroit ~stitute of Berkshire road. Mrs. Dossin (Fonner Gron. PG1Dter) TU 4-3403 retired City employe Brown ______.....,--- of-Arts. left for Cleveland, where she Nelson & Chapin Realtors Herbert, at the- mlmicipal pier. The meeting, schedUled to' ~~. spend the next two weeks RaDcho Banta Yre, CallfomJa 6 to 9 Evenings Herbert was casting when his Adult Classes follow immediately after ."Edu": VISIting her daughter, Mrs. plug snared the Chief. cational TV Week," Sept. 10-16; Joseph Wade. Being Formed will honor the presidentS of the ------....:..---- many educational, .civic, 'pro-' . The Department of Commu- fession'al, musical and religious nity Services of the Grosse organizations that comprise "the THE FIRST REALLY NEW Pointe Public School System, Detroit 'Advisory .Council.. will be.offering an extensive'list,: Grosse Pointe organizations COLLAR IN 40 YEARS! of subJects o~ the program :lor .belonging to the Council are Adult Educat10n this fall ' the Motion Picture and -TV Most cl~ses will have star~ Council; ,t~e Grosse' Pointe- ing dates in October and :will branch, ..American Association. nm for ten-week semesters:En- 'of University Women; the rollment in the last year's pro~ Grosse Pointe Federation of gram reached the all-time high Teachers; the Grosse Pointe of 'more than 6,300 adults;and chapter, Michigan Education As- 1,500 youngsters register'ed for sociation; the Grosse Pointe the three-semester year. Teachers Ass 0 cia t. ion; the The following will be offered Grosse Pointe Council, P.T.A.; on the fall program: the, P.T.A.'s of Kerby, Richard Arts and Crafts: Ceramics, and Vernier schools. and the China Painting, Enameling on Dad's Club. Copper, Figurine Painting (plas- Mrs. James G. Morrison, of ter), Silver ,!ewelry, Leather Grosse Pointe, president of the Carving, Oil Painting, Textile Advisory Council, said public - Painting, Water Color, Wood~ acceptance of Channel 56 is in- -Al Evert Picture shop, Workshop for Group creasing at an encouraging rate. SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT ROBERT F. WEB.. Crafts, Artificial Flower Mak- "WTVS now is programming ER uses a pneumat~c drill to break ground for the Pierce ing, every day in the week for a Junior Hi~~hSchool swimming ,pool. Also'in the picture English and Foreign Lan- total of 28lh hours," said Mrs. are J. HAROLD HUSBAND, Director of Administrative guages: Creative Writing, Eng- Mor!iso~, "There are man! Services, Emd DR. JAMES W. BUSHONG,! Superintend- lish for New Americans, French fascmatmg new programs thIS ent of Grosse Pointe Public Schools.' The action took Conversational, (Begin. & In- fal.l, and they are planned for ter.), German' Conversational chIldren, teen-~ge,;s,_adults and place on 1'uesc:ay, September 4. The swimming pool is (Begin.), Vocabulary Building. the whole famIly, ., one of several educational facilities approved by local . . . ,The three WTVS stud10 dl- taxpayers in the January 24 election, ~ C .0 m m e rCla~: Bookkeepmg, rectors, Mrs. Kllthleen Lardie _____ . '~_ Bus~ess English, Shorth~nd of the Detroit Board of Educa- (Beg~, Int. & Adv.), Typmg tion, William Murphy of the (Begm, Int. & Adv.) University of Detroit and Dr. Offilcer Meets Cousin at Crash Homemaking Education: C~t:- Paul Rickard of Wayne State! Officer Bob Van Tiem of the Clair avenue. He failed to stop diac Homemakers Work Simpli- University will speak at the City's police department an- his car at -the St. Paul inter- fication (C~-sponsored-Michigan meeting about the work of swered an accident call on section and continued on into Heart Assoc. and Wayne State WTVS-Channel 56. Tnursday, September 6, and dis- the path of a new Buick driven University), First Aid~ Flower How to cOJJ,vertregular TV covered that his own cousin was by Barry Charles V~ Tiem,' Arranging, . Fo 0 d Decora~ing,' re.ceivers to re;eive .Channel 56. involved in the collision, going east on St. Paul. Home Nursmg (Red Cross), In- WIll be descrIbed m a seven . terior Decorating, J a pan e s e minute film presented by MEN'S JOURNEYett About 3:2.0 Thursday after- Both cars were :towed fr~m Flower Arranging, Knitting, WTVS en gin e e r s. Franklin $27.50 noon, Lionl31 Lacourciere of the sce~~. Lacourc1ere was .18- r.,.ampshade Making, Drapery Page, TV director of the De- 1456 Wayburn, was driving his ~ued a .t~cketf?r, reckle~s.dt1V- Making, Millinery, Parent Edu- troit Institute of Arts, will pre- • n__ew__ O_I_d_sm_tJ._b_il_e_s_ou_t_'h_o_n_S_t._m_g_,_N_e_1t_h_er_dr_1V_e_r_w_aS_ID__J_ur_e_d.cation, Party Cooking, Person.: sent to the group a p~eyiew.of Whallng's Presents ality Development, ~ug 'Hook~ the. new ~rt InstItute f1~msenes ing Sewing (Begin & Adv.), Wh1chWIll be teleVIsed by ITS THE MOST POPULAII Sli~ Cover M~king Tailoring WTVS for schools. Upholstery. ' , Mrs. Morrison ur%edall me~- THE BUTTON- UP! LUGGAGE IN THE WORLI)I We are pleased . d D • B l'r bers, or ~yone. mterested m MUSICan . ance, a ~ o?m~ attending, to make reservations All the smartn(;SSof the English tab or eyelet SltOAg enough to stand OA ... smart enough to be seen to announce that Squ~re and ~o~d D~ncmg, for the meeting"by calling :Mrs. it. the best hotels. S1reamlite Somsonite comes in hand- MUSICAppre~labon, P 1a no - Justice, a,t TUxedo 5-377, ol" collar-without the bother of collat buttons, tab. ~ "better.thon-Jeother" finishes that resist scuffing. Adult (B e ~ 1n & Player~), Mrs. Donald Frank, UNiversity Mrs. Frank E. Standish Grosse POI n t e C?mmumty 2-6905. or pins. One button holds the collar in place! wipe clean with a damp doth. Most m8f'l's eases oPe" Chorus and Grosso Pomte Sym- WTVS is owned and operated ffat for ~ pac:~ •.cxw.y more .. less ~, will have the phony Orchestra (Co.sponsor- ~bythe De"troitEducational Tele- More comfortable and more flattering than any 'WI",fde-free. ed). . _ vision Foundation,- whiCh is exclusive representation SpeCIal~nterest-S~1fImprove- made up of IT institutions of collar you've ever worn-and it accommodates __ ..... 1Ib...... two Salt., $2S ment: 'Bndge (Begm,. Refresh- education in the Detroit area as any size tie knot. .. f. P. CaH" $19.50 01 our 1956 Une of er, & Adv.), Blu~ PrInt ~Ma- well as school systems in sub... chme & ConstructiOn), Busmess urban communities . have Law in Everyday Life, Lite In- Foundation members' include . Let us show you the BUTTON UP today-in We also a complete selection CHRISTMAS .CARDS s~ance. :Underwriters Course, the Cranbrook Academy of Art, HandwrItmg Improvement, How Cranbrook Institute of Science white or striped oxford. of SAMSONITE LUGGAGE for women In the Grosse Pointe area to Conduct a Meeting, Invest- _Detroit Historical Museum th~ ment Pr?cedures. .(Begin & Detroit Symphony Orch~stra, White, 5~50 Blue, Grey or. Brown Stripes, 5.95 • Again our showing of Christmas Cards dffers a Adv.), LIP Readmg, Owner- the Public Library Edison In- Dog Obedience Training, Par- stitute, Mercy. College, the De- OpenFriday Evenings till 9~ selection that will be thoroughly gratifying to liamentary •Law, Photography, troit Institute of Arts, and the you when expressing your season's greetings. Colo~Slides (3~ rom), Pr~ctical Detroit' Institute of Tec}lrJ.clogy Public Speakmg (Begm & as well as public, Catholic and May we suggest an early appointment with Mrs. Adv.), Reading Improvement 'Lutheran schOOlsand colleges, Whaling.s. Standish •.. call TUxedo 1-9314. (U. of M. Extension course), Besides Mrs. Morrison" two Semantics (General)~ Traffic other Grosse Pointers are offi- 10% discount on orders placed before October , In School (Co-sponsored by Grosse. cers of the Advisory Council. ?!lOIt11 Wl'att Pointe & Harper Woods Police Mrs. Wanda Daniel, in charge Depts.), World Politics (Co- of the audio-visual department 617 Woodward 6329 W. 7 Mile Road sponsored Grosse Pointe Public for the Grosse Pointe Board of Near Livernois GREGORY MAYER & TH0M. O!: Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings . Libraries. Education, if; ,secretary. Leon- MEN'S WEARj, INC. Sports-Exercise: Badminton, tine Keane is treasurer. DETROIT • LANSING • BIRMINGHAM 16930 Kercheval, at Notre Dame Bait Casting, Fly Tieing, Golf COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFIT'l'ING Sm-CE 1", (Begin-Players), Gym & Swim TUXEDO 1.9252 GROSSE ISOINTE (men), R h y t h m i c Exercise .(women), Sailing Techniques, :-.-----"",.,..,..~.\ Small Boat Navigation (Co'" & DYERS • •• 16912 Kercheval sponsored U. S. Coast Guard m lb. village Auxiliary), Swim-Women (Be------. gin & Swimmers). All daytime and most eve- ning classes are being held at the Department of Community Services, ,43 ,G r 0' sse Pointe Boulevard. Further information ' .. and class enro1.lIDentmay be obtained by 'calling'the Depart- (;elehra te ment at TU. 5-3808, It is advis- able to make class reservs.tions as Boon as possible, as most classes are' limited in enroll- campus sportsI ment. ~acobson's shirt~ you in ~ the collegiate distindion ••• Co-eCls are' dieerTng the new fall of regimental stripes fashions ~•• but we're cheering our new neighbor or wonderful new plaids here, in the village. between Notre Dame in carefully tailored long , ' and Cadieux ••• n'amely, KROGER'S. sleeve sport shirts. some ~ Jvy-styled wit~ button-down II • IE we like the new setting, and it"s collars-of fine sanforized a spacious stofe planned for OUR city- ~otton. See them in Gifts & Greetings suburban way of living. Kroger's have dynamic autumn to'nesj for You - thro~.h added another convenient service ''(I ~ I sizes small, medium, WELCOME- WAGON to our. ~ommunitY.. I / ) \ I large. extra large. now. \ from Your Friendly, 5.95 Business Neighbor...... and Civic and ) " .' 800ial Welfare Leaden mlcome! / We, ask NEWS readers to please phone us the name and address Jacobson', . of newcomers to the l'oint-., en.\ raced couple., and births 01 a ~w . ,men';'s $.hop" new baby. FREE PARKING ...... ,_." " ,'.'", TU 2-1134 • •• 16912 Kercheval Kercheval. at Sf. Clair Use Your Charga-Plat9 iff tbe villag. TU 1-4811 TUxedo 2-7000 • -2-.,..------..-...;------••• oJ , i '\ , / i _ ~ --...... __ _~ _ IILo_ _ w_ _ #..rllll!tlild Sllld d ddllll IlII' CIdS dIlll1C lllllt.? ill cllil t CIlll r..r..'lIp••lIIr t $.. C~CIlSSlll 77 r '* '* ...... --..----,~ _.... ~;;1"i"~~'-_:,'- --,... .!-~...... '.- ..- .. 4¥i as;: •• ,."::-' ~ .. ,.as;: ~. _.. "', ~ • .. , • - -.- :-o.~7--"'~':;W'- ~""7";:W:~-"':'" ''''<~:7.ti""'::-";W'~'::"~lii""S'lq. *;r~:\f,;e::,:"~,~,~/:"',t'/i'1~f';0't't~~:~?~I~;:frf:tr~~j}~bry:::-~1'~:~ftA::~,f~:,:~',~f,r':'741""'7'~/~,~.~~q~7o:w= ~ ~ ';" ,.... ,- • ... • • • & • os . ' ~:.-~~:r:~,F':"':~,~'-~'...... I '.: -. I I J I ' i \ \ f ~~' Page Six (; RO-S'S E' PO IN TE: N..EW:S Thursday. Septemher '13. "956 Thursda' ~ , Sept. 19 Meeting Set By Tri-Delta Alliam:e 1 FLOWERS ~C:~~..S Shores Garden Cj~ubto Meet' .Seek. Discards , ~Ars. Edward A. Kru$e~Jt. APT" The East Side Group of Delta Manglos, 5908 Lannoo. It willi Drexel Florist enable you Mrs. Ben W. Beyer of Loch- :for the first ~eeting of the com- To Help Church work YOU moor boulevard. will be hostess ing ~-ear of the Grosse Pointe Delta Delta Alliance. will meet be the organizational meeting , 13147 E. JelYerson, at lJrexel or the kind Wednesday, Sep~15el' 19, at 8 fOr the year. All Tri-De1tas are Open Evenings and SWlClays follow, (F ShorE~sGarden Club, on Thurs- Contribution of household I boys and ~ ~:p;m., in the home of Mrs. C. K. welcom~. ' We Deliver VA 2-8869 DanIel day, September 13. The meet- discards by Grosse. Pointe resi- ,'~ ' ., . . Vocational .Jack O'Connor ing will be' a luncheon at 12 dents for the annual rutnmage : sale o{the Grosse Pointe Woods ~ 958 Macabe' RADIO and PHONO o'clock noon. Woodw~ Repairing Presbyterian Church .was urged 11 Yea! Thl~new president, Mrs. 'M\!!,- this week by Mrs.' Daniel ' 129 Mapleton TU. 5-8379 Hembel. " Iray MacDonald, will preside Like All lover the business meeting. "We have long had wOnderful a,.beautiful. support from members ,and ' friends of our church for this ' annual sale," Mrs. ~Hembel said., , ''We feel sure that fall house': ' (;ompleie cleaning will disclose many hairstyle in .half items which would help us in one of our church's~ajor fund- raising projects~.. , Mrs. Hembel is nresident of. Life Insurance the Women's Association, which the time with will be staging its fifteenth "" Serviee annual sale at the church on Friday and Saturday, October - - 5 and 6. .-.- - .- .. -....- - ' - . ------• Personal t. Business Mrs. ' Fred Leonard is chair- ._- ... - --- man of the sale. She is being assisted by Mrs. Charles Mulli- --~i.~..'fjj£ ~~ •• Pensions JJlm ken and Mrs. Elmer MU;I'Vay. and Items for the sale may, be taken to the home of Mrs. Other IEmploY4;te Plans Leonard at 1340 Hawthorne' or It's, revolutionary! No more Mrs. Mulliken a't 856 Lincoln. Pickups for large items m~y be fost hour. under a hairdryer arranged by calling Mrs. Leo- With this amazing new hairstyl. nard at TU 4-2334, Mrs. Mulli- Frederick H. Kross ' ken . at TU 5-0194 or Mrs. ing ,technique. You can have wo '-0922 1521 National Murvay at TU 1-2520. . your hair •• t, dried and TU 5M23 Bank Building - c ure by ,1. ,1. Knapp Studio combed out all at the .am. A nodding acquaintance is one .The former ROSEMARY ARTT, daugh~er o~T~. and THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL r.IFE INSURANCE co. , with whom you have nodding in time reducing the time you . Of HARTFORD • 1COmlnon. Mr~. Ernest Artt of Fisher' road was married,in St. Paul spend by half. And PHON.'" Church on the lakeshore,' Septem.~r 1, to the son of Mr. SPAZZ brings you lovely new and Ernest A. Kruse of. Detroit.' Rev~"Fr. Albert ¥rS. hairstyling effects, softer and Melvin officiated at the double ring ceremony and ELITE BEAUTY SALON more natural looking. Yet this nuptial mass. Geraldine Collins w~ the bride's only at~ wonderful new service costs' Ib 13 Alter Road - Detroit IS, Mich. ,I tendant. David Charles Kruse served as his brotherrs Custc)m Tailored Perfection you no -more. Call for your best man. Followulg a w-edding bre~ast in AI Green;s 1 'VAlley 2~7441 the couple left for a motor trip to the south,. oppointment today. SLIPCOVEIRS AND DRAPERIES, OF : SUPERB QUA1.ITY TO ADD DISTINCTIVE OAR Junior Committee To Meet on Sept. 19 BEAU'rY ANDI LUXURY TO YOUR HOME Miss Virginia H. Eastin, Chair- man, will,entertainthe JUIiior '-'--"'~""" , ,.""._ -.-... il'he =COstof cusforn faUoreCf arape'rTe. Committee of' the Louisa St. •_ __ Clair Chapter, Daughters of the u, and slipcovers is so liitle m':)re w~e" American Revolution, at h~ .. SOFT home In Warwick road, wedl all rga to-r on hand .... . you ltonsider the longer wear, warm It PROFE, nesday, September 19 at 8 ~ ,atisfaetion and beautiful enhan«S8- .o'clock for the i li' first fall meeting. TUxedo ment of your rooms that only our. Now that fall is in the air, . the attention of the Louisa skillful workroom per.onnel can pro- an exceptional value at Juniors is directed towards the oues. Whether your home. is eon- planning of their many activi- ties for the coming yeaI'. New temporary. traditional, or in a pro-- members who are eligiJ::lle for 27.50 r DAR are welcomed to attend the rtindal mooar you'll discover 'astinq meeting if, they will contact Aristocratic olligator. 'alwoys hign Miss Eastin. pride of possession Tn.lipGc)vwrs ana Among those planning to at- fashion. in striking leather-lined tend are, Mrs. Robert W. Bran- handbags that are superb accents to oraperies fr.om J~lcobsonr.. don, Mrs. Jack' A. Doerr,Jr., Mrs.. Dale Ulrich. Miss Jean Perrett, your most urban outfits. ~even Mrs. Kenneth McCoy, Mrs. Paul styles to, choose from-satchels. B; Mork and Mrs. ArthUr H., Measurements ta~e'n In your ~~!n'. Engstrom. pouches, and boxy types-in jei' black Estimates include labor, materi~11 ~nd or brown. soma trimmed in gold. William Cc>ok Heaths instellatiolt. Visiting in Pointe' • Mr. and Mrs. William ,Cook Heath, here for .the first: time since their marriage, las:f; faIJ.. are visiting his mother~' Mrs. Delos Parker Heath of' Ker- cheval a\'enue.' The senior Mrs. Heath enta;- tained ,in their honor Saturday at a cocktail party. Other hosts Home DE~eoratil,eShop during the visitors' '10-day stay I Kercheval, at St. Clair include Mrs. George V. N. Use YourCharga-Plate TUxedo 2-7000 '1«141, Kereh.,yal ... fl.. VHlage Lothrop and Henry Hubbard" Ill. . . [ Saving Bi is good ) for the ,the. jumper snowsult- whole ',1wice the warmth for .toddlers: family , " .-.'-. . '. Yoor' little snow~baby will be 'cozy'41SfI winter in an inrercel-iined snowsuit mode YOUR with clever built-uppantswhi~ ca~be worn jacketless on not-so-cold days. SAVINGS '. All are Gompletely'washable, dry quickly. A. Cotton and nylon team • up in a white-trimmed suit which "grows" with EARN a growing girl or boy. Soft orion fleece lines • the hood. Navy or cho~coal; sizes 2, 3, 4• B. Two-tone water-shedding nylon-cotton suit has snug knitted wristlets. Blue/navy -.. for boys, white/no"}' or pil]~/navy Each account (with a bonnet) for girls. Sizes 3.' 3x. insured to C;. Plaid-and-solid poplin suit has kniited ' $10,000. turtle neck, gay plaid jacket that I "grows.",, Girls' style has pixie hat. .'. . . .. Navy/blue or eh13rcoal/red; sizes 2, 3, 4• , \ Put your whole famil1f OD a foundation 'of msured saYinqs. Suye requ- Each Sliitis 17~95 lally. You Jrlay wish to buy a hom...... educate a child ••• make a \ financial In,'esment .... enter a bUsln.ss. Be ready for th... oppor- ... '. ~.. tunitie.. Start your account at Peoples Federal Savings. - ; SEND FOB PEOPJr.ESFEDERAL SAVINGS SAVE;'BY..MA1L.~r.r Fa .. \...Jacmbson's! . . r "PEOP!LES~FEDERAL SAVINGS , I / DOWNTO~NN OI:FICE: EAST SIDE OFFICE: " Kercheval, ~t St. Cloir 600 Griswold at Cc)ngress Harper, and Outer Drive Use' Your Charga-Plate TUxedo 2-7 - - - -. ~, - " ,) " \ ,- , , I • J . I' -I. ' • b _..,..-, • .. ___ ... £ Ij", brz • . • 0- .' Or " •• 0- '...... r ~,., ... . r_'."",-~....'. ., ...... <.. -. _ ...... _ "I:.. ~ ~ 1L.. -.:.~ ,.. ~ ' ')6.. ..,.. ""-' l=M.» 2ib;'" 3tzb ) bE"'''' b h > > • ?t h h>e 'b h b > b> b .. b h _ .. ..-.... -- ...... -. ',~;'~~:f...;.:~."";.~'~r~~!"~!~~i:~;:.,~,!~",t'~~..,~~~"i"~~~\~~.:.,~l~~,~;."c:~~~~~~~~~~ .. '.... ~~;~""$'-;:£'- ~,"~-w "-.:$ 'l:J1. -.:;: ~~ ';; ~, ;'j' '.' ..''';:> .1' " ~t'., .. / Thursday, September 13, 1956 .. &RO'S'SE POINTE N'EWS Page Seven • UPSIDE-DO~7N FALLS APTITU DE TESTS Water :rometimes does fall up- Married enable you to learn the kind of . t work YOU can best succeed in ward in Honolulu, HaVo'aii.The. ' ~:~che~~~~l~sSeptember'. 21 rea rael or the kind of studies YOU should follow. (For men and women phenomenon occurs at Upside- days boys and g~ls}. • down Fa9s, when a heavy rain .. ',"....;:."., TheFive'Girclesll>ftne,Gr6sse 0".- acohsons 2-8$69 -,J Daniel L. Beck, Director ' To He'I'p' S'yrn' ph ny~ .';:;t.'1.flJi?; Pointe Methodist 'Church's. Wo- , . ~. '. , .....;: I, Vocational CounseUn;: Institute falls over the cliffs and water ;;:m:m~ man~sSociety will ,gather f6.~ , j - i - 958 Macabees Bldg., TE. 1-1551 blows upward instead of falling Woodward near Warren doWD; as is the ease with more ''(;;:1itheir first meeting!s of the sea- Women's, Association 'SponsorimJ'l:arge Musical Event " 11 Years Servtng Detroit. Kercheval, at St. Clair reasonable waterfalls~, ::::~~son on TuesdaYj September 18. " At Home ,'o"f'Mrs. St"nd.,sh 8"'ckus ' 'l~ On, the programj:or all circles,' ...... TUxedo 2-7000 r1 in .addition to their' regUlar' In lake Shore Road Like An Old Keepsake ••• bUsiness meetings; win be a ' skit ~'Is This. You?'" written ~d, The Women's Association. for. the D~troit Syniphony prese~ted .by' ~he, memp'er~p OrchestIa is giving a large musical tea for new mem1?ers co:nnllttee, under the C!HUrman- at the home of Mrs. Standish Backus, 725 Lake Shore road ShIP of Mrs. Fred Stemer. The F'd Se t b 21 fr 2.30 until 5 ' 1 'ck' , kit 'u b' f 11 ' , d b di on rl ay; p em er , om. ... 0 co. .' s WI e 0 owe y a .. s- . , . . .. '0------cussion of th~ material pre- Mrs. John P. Mansfield and .,' '. sented. Coffee .and dessert will Mrs. Thornton E. WaterfaIl leen WIth Margaret Cliff ton as be served at all mf~etings. are.co--chairnlen o.fthe mem- accomp~ arid ~y. ~s. v. Alpha Circle hi:ls scheduled bership. corimiittee; whlch is Everett. Kinsey,. VIolinist, ac- an unusual e,vent ill th~ fol"ffiof sponsoring the ~vent~ ' . com~amed by Mrs. Joseph N. an out-o~-town Jneet~g at a Their committee includes Mrs. Jennmgs. . ' formal' cIrcle, member s .home., Walter E. siminons' Mrs. James .New member teas will. also be PJ;heywill gather :at 12:45 p.m. G.' Morrison, Mrs.' Stephen A. glyen ~y the membership com- at the home of. Mrs. Byron ForiSle Mrs. Winifield S. Jewell rmttee .lll.the De~rbo~ ~ome of MISS MARY ANN 'GIBSO~, Kraf~, .21860 Wen dell, M~. Jr., and.' Mrs. JohD. O~ Huse. ' Mrs. Sldn~y ~. ChapIn' on Sept- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Clemens Mich. Assistant hos- ' '. . -" ember .18; at Mrs. Jam~s C. liam M. Gibson of'Ye~chester' .tesses wh~be Mrs; Jack Gould" Ja:.~~te~~ A~~~ ~d=J~ ,Zeder's Bloomfield. residen<;e 0"fl road, became the brlde of Mr. Mrs, Charles Demlis and Mrs H B R W G~f d~' September.20, and m the DetrOIt James O. Wilkes of Southamp- R A. Hancock. Alpha's ne"'; .d e~, BfY. . d";~ !. Ide~-, homes of Mrs.,Harold G•.Perkins ton, ~gland" at a cer~mony chair~an, 'Mrs. Francis -Shaw, ~w~ J~ am .a~ . intle . and Mrs .. ,CarlO. ErlCke on held m st. Anch'ew. F.plScopal will preside.' ' 'Mr .'H' E B dman Mr' September 25 and 27. Church, Ann Arbor, on August Martha-Mary Cil:cle will meet J D s.. .,.eK~ . 0 'Il ..._ J' s", ----- 18 t th '. . wye... Ulllucan, .l,y.w;;:t. ames Th Mr Wilk. a. e home,' 0,1:,Mrs. Carl A. 'Lafer, MrS. Carroll J30utell, STRANGE TASTE IN FOODS e tnewf roas.1t ,es IllSga Cordier~, 325 Mo~oss road, a~ Mrs. Ross ~oy, Mrs. ,M. Dodge;.. ',. gra dua e '0 "" r eon C0 e e 12:45 p.m. ,Co-h9stl~sses are Mrs. Mrs. Lee Hills and Mrs. Henry D~n McIlhenny' of ~he De~Olt a~d ~as been employed at the Logan Wood., and Mrs. Samuel Ewald will alternate at the tea Lions lists a strange combina- Mlchlgan Dental .Sch?ol as a Price. Mrs. W. S. :King will pre- t bl . . . '" laboratory' technicIan In Dental t th ;." , a e. . '. tion as his .favorIte foous, steak, Research tShenL e,";ntedtsltaJtiCln~'llMrs.t.Ax- A muslc~, program WIll be French, frIes, and' colq, sauer~ "d ' t th' ur,' .vva , r. W1 con mue presented- by soprano Ruth Kil- kraut. . T.h e brl egroom came 0 . e to serve as Circle Ichairman this . .it NYllr 1Braut~J~'alnu Umted Stat~s on ~. fe~ow~hlP season. ' :fro~ Cambr~dge Urov~rsl1;?,'and Mrs. Jack Doerr, Jr.; of 122407' ••• wishes to' onnounce receIved hIS: ma~ter s de~re,e Bay View -drivl~, St. Clair from. the UroversIty, of ~lchi- Shores,' will open her home to the return of gan In' June. H~ has rec.elved a the Doris White C;lrcle at 8 p.m. Public -Sales, " three-year teachmg appomtment C . . IN Miss Lee to Cambridge, starting January, o-hostesses WIll be Mrs. Robert NOT AN AUCT'ION - ALL ITEMS PRICED , 1957., Songe and Mrs. I"ynn R';1ester. from r+aly ••• and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes will sail The n~w .season s. Ch9lrr.nan, the addition of on the Queen Mary on Decem- Mrs. OtIS DIckey, WIU.pre$~d~. Household ..Furnishings I ber 8 to make their home in Susannah Wesle!y Crrcle will Engla~d meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss Ann ,Marie . -_ Mrs. William' Horsch, 19234 LIn- ville.' Assisting ,¥ith' refresh- to its itaff. Auxiliary to H~spita' ments will be Mr~l.RObert J{eI- MJss Dorothy Re,ese the home of Mrs. Cecil Sessions, Highland Park ' ty;f~-t~ !t ~!l!1t 1159 Hawthorne road, at 8 p.m, fun flats under the leadership' of their ~~it~~ Irani!J Additions new chairman, Mrs. Fred Krutz. casual campus perfection 6 SOFT NATURAl WAVE ~ 1 Assisting the hoStess .wiU be Sunday, Sept. 16" from 10 a.m. Mrs. Jack Gates. A PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT ~u on 117014 Mack Ave. Two ,Attend Conference FRENCH CUFF- square toed At Stephens, College Mr. & Mrs. Ken Nicholson wedge with front cuff detailt Preceding the clpening of the 2075 Quarton Road 124th faU term at Stephens Col- (Comer Cranbrook and Quarton Roads) black or navy suede. aniline or lege in Columbi~t. Mo." 'was a Bloomfield Hills red calf. 11.95 a Campus Leaders' Conference from September 9' to 10. At'this Every item presented is the property of the Nicholsons time the. campm: officers ex- CAMPUS CORNER-brushed perienced ,.a period of training Sunday, Sept. 23, fr9m 10 a.m. for their 'responsibiJ,ities dur:- glove suede wedge with tie front ing the coming school year., All In block. curry an,d grey. 10.95 students 'were due on the Sales Conducted by,' . FAll TERM lESSONS campus by Tuesd:ay, September' ,. 11. , D. ' O. ,MeNIEBNEY BEGIN NOW FOR. Invited to attend the confer- , ence from the.' Grosse Pointe 424 Book Building', ALL AGE GROUPS area were:- Mis's Janet Erbeck- Appraiser er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Use Your Cnarga.Plate Frank ErbecKer of 905,Whittier, WOodward 1-9065 TAP • BAllET • FOX TROT and 'M~ss Patricia Herrick. daughter ,of Mr. l;md Mrs. Paul WALTZ. SWING H. Herrick of 480 Bournemouth LATIN AMERICAN circle. i, Both girls are Senior Pals, who aid new students thro~gh-; out the school year. Miss Her- rick is a member of Stephens Recreat30n Association. Accepted for admission as a Accredited Teachers new student was Miss Susan Ann Levant, daughter of Dr. Large Air-Cleaned Studios . and Mrs. Arthur B. Levant of our b'eautiful 266 Vendome coUrt. SPEOIAL PRE.SO~IOOL IIAIY RHYTHM GLASSES Lynn Laviolette's dyed..to-'mateh .!For ACJ.~s 3 +0 6- Engagement Announced , " The betrothal of Lynn Lavio- daltons For Informatio.rll, Please Call TUxedo 7..239~ lette to William Adams has been revealed :by the bride-' elect's parents, Mr~ and Mrs. David Leo Laviolette, of Dear- Bill Wilsol~1School 01Danee born. Mr. Adams is the SOn of Mr. Blondeb~rk, b'ac~ 16600 Harper 4:orner elf Kensington and H3rper and Mrs., William M. Adams Of University place. grey heather. sapphire. The' pair are University of Michigan students. royal. 'grey heather. charcoal blue. eham~ pagne, geranium. rico green or charcoal brownl -.G,genalne.. Striking a baautiful match are our hand-finish. fORMia ed 'full-fashioned ca,shmera We are prou~dto announce Van~or,s sweaters and doeskin wool -;, th'at we have lbeen ~ppointed f.r flannel slim skirts. . 18a,It,00.'0" east Detroit dealers for thet A. Cardigon.25.95 world f.amQ~usItalian'cGr B. Straight skirt. 19.95, I • C. Two-tone 80llared <:ardigan. 32.95 plla ..romeo jDIt lib the ooell in ,the. m.p- O. Doubl,e eollar , %iDes. A lavatory set into ~ baD- .' N,ow on display ~ colot!u4 Po!..uca 'toP With turtle turMbout.29.95 fi&itJ table combined. :J{,__ Skirt. sizes 10 to 18 at -OUlf s;l1owrooms ItJIe lot- e.erJ b111brOo-. co.. . _«aIL Sweate"S. ;,izes 32 Foreign CarAssocialfl~slnc. , 16090 I. 'Varren Avenue P".EE' f Detrol~t. 'Michigan WI" ""'1tT' \ .. 13950 CHARLEVOIX TU 4..3800 'Cor. E:Gdlawn Use Your Cnarga-Plat. VAlley ~~.2340, ,- • , . Ij ( i- 'f {, . " ___ ...-0. -. ~_~....-L~ tz+ t' ••• « .. d E' 'e d ••• Cd dM.add d.sf • rt. t« ft. t • E•• s,'•• d •• 9'. d .0 ••• d •• 2' •• d '* •• '•..• S.b • Thursday. September '13, 19!6 -:~ Page Eight GROS,S! P,OINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe News 'MemoriaL Center What Goes On. FUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAYBY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS,' R Schedule INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD. Gros:se OFFICES UNDER THE ELM A1.' 99 KERCHEVAL, a1' Ligia Sad: GROSSE POINTE FARMS 36, IviICIDGAN SEPTEMBE.R' 14-SEPTEMBER20 - OPEN SUND2\Y 12-5 'Lewis Palml Exagler~1tlollll. *All Center SPonsored Activities Open to ,the 'Public. tial high ma Phone TU. 2...b~OO 34 ~ 27 'NOTICE: Please call for lost articies at the office. Your Lihrar~ 'day. Septel Thrf}e Trunk Lin.!1 A.PRYOR -, ",' They will be' held for 30 days. ' By J~1IfITaylOf" church of : ------'t ' Grosse Point~ .Garden Center Room an,d Library open for Alegre, Braz ROBERT B. EDGAR. EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER ttFlower in 'the criZ:nnied w'ill9 experienced~ co~sultation service. Mrs" Edna'Hannah Orlando AlIJ MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTISING MANAGER "Do you have much demand short tales, six ~f which are' ficate. KITtY MARRIOTT J?EATURE PAGE. SOCIETY I pluck you out of the crarz,nies, ' will- be on duty in,the Garden. Center Room, every . laid in Korea. FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDITOR I hold you /,ere, foot and'aU",in ..;myba,nit, week on Tuesday, Wedriesday"and Thursday from 10 for short stC'ries these days?" In "The Green Hills and i' A receptic JAMES J.. NJ AIM ".•..••...•.•••••.•.•.••....•••.•..•••.•••••••NEWS Little flower ••• but if I could't.mderstand a.m. to' 5 p.m.Mrs; Keena' will be on duty on Monday We put this question to several Other Stories" by Walter Mack- fellowatwh UI _ ••••••••• I ••••••. ~ was original ROBERT G. EDG.AR " .NEWS What you are, root and all, and, all in all, and Friday from 10 'a.m. to 12 noon and Miss Anderson. of the librarians at Centr~ and en the backdroP is the west of ANN'E SClmAGE ~ _ .NEWS 1J later'.sched\ .ARTHUR R. BL 'YLER .ADVERTISING . 1 should know wh'at God and man is. on Friday from'2to ~4p.m. (cal1'TUxedo 1-4594). the branches. The conc~nsUS Ir~land. These recall something the preceed PATRICIA BLYLER ~ ADVERTISING ,Hospital equipment available for free loan-crutches, seemed to be that short stories of the poetic quality of the due- to a r ROY ANGER, Jr .ADVERTISING. (:Alfred~Lord Tennysop.) ~ wheel cha}rs .an~ .hospit~l beds. "Blood .available .to are not ~enerally. po~ular with early Dorm BYrne. Brazil on SE JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS I I ' -,' '~, Grosse'PomteResidents In case of an accident or dire the readmg public.... here are, If you-re a wearer of the JOANNE HARGIS ACCOlJNTS *',' *' -" ' The bride. BARBARA BURROWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINg , Charming little old ladies are a weakness. witp. us •• ~ emergency-free of charge." . ,however. some - readers who green you.ll enjoy all "44 Irish t~r of Seno FLORA HARDING CIRCULATIO just as babies are. One can .usually learn a lot from them ,.' , *. '\* *, seek them out and prefer them Short Stories" collected by berto Sachs I and if they have a twinklfughumor, they are a delight in.,. '. . .' to the longer llovel, ap.d it Devin A. Garrity, an antholOgy Porto Alegrl - deed. Many of ,thoem are absent..;rp.inded and w.ander' con- ' ' Thursday:, September ,13 . would appear that thiG number of Irish short fiction from Yeats Lewis is 1 *Grosse Pointe Cinema League-"Mexico"-Films by Wal- is on the increase. to Frank O'Conner. Only 21 of Mrs. Jerome sidera bly, but this too can be a source 0f Ch'arm. . 1 8 We were presEmt at anal:l day .Sunday gather~gllast lace Temp e-. p.m. ',That.many of the best con- the 44 stories were previously Ridge road. - Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n. Fenton' ] week where one such' wo~an wa~ present. Much Jo our * * temporary writers are devoting published in this country. NATIONAL ADVER'rISlNG REPRESENTATIVE: * Weekly Newsp.aper Representatives, Inc. surprise, sh~ asked if they were going to:tune in Ed Sulli- Friday,' September 14 their energies to short stories is William Sansom is one of the brother of ti 404 Fifth Avenue, New York 18, New York, BRyant 9.7300 *, Ballroom DancI'ng 'Classes'-o.r' a'des' 4'th', 5th, and 6th'. 4'.30 evidenced in the number of most gifted of ,contemp;:>rary accompany I van's program in the ,evening ••. becauses h e was' DYINI G • d d 'b.' lis4-~ His bo k f cmCAGO OFF:[CE ' . P 1 Sh h d h d p.m.-Gra' des' 7th. and 8th:~7 'p.rri..-Grades'. 8th through these ad e to the II rary s English nove &oS:. 0 0 Alegre for t 333 North Michigan Avenue. PhOne FInancial 6-2214 to' hear and see (0f all peop 1e) ElVIS res ey! e!i' ea~ ' book c 0 11e c t ion s in recent short stoies, HSom~thing Ter. A Euro~ Entered as second-class matter at the post office,Detroit, so much about him. ,10th: 8 p.rp..-Mr.' BJld ,Mrs. Bill Wilson, Instructors. months. ' WI rible, Something'Lovely" is un~ planned, aftE Michigan, under the Act of Ma~ch 3. 1897. Sometime during the early afternoon •.• the t.:.v was First Lesson ,for all thre.e classes-15 lessons, for $15. If you have overlooked this hackneyed in its writing. Mr. weds will an FULLY PAID CmCULATION on and everyone was viewing,a movie called (we think). Veterans' Dinner by Grosse' Pointe AmeriCan Legion Aux- particular literary forxp, you Sansom'has a flare for creating December 1 ------"Barn Dance." The emcee announc~d that the picture was 'iliary Post' 303-Dinner-6 p.m.' might try dipping into some of an atmosphere and his style is Mr. and Mrs .t'or mad~ in 1940 ••• which isn't surprising. At one time during *Memorial Bridge Club-puplicate Bridge-Mr. and M~. the books listed below."Youmay crisp and smooth. , Jr .• who arE the movie a girl and young man-sang a duet ~•• the latter 'Andrew Walrori,d, Directpr-. 7:30_P:U1. discover you have been missing "Love, Deathu and the Ladies reception wi the Edl playing a guitar, the while. *5th AnnualFive School Scramble-All public: private and a great deal ol reading enjoy- Drill Team is all assortmc:lt of close frienc Letters to ' ld 1 d . d "'th- "s parochial.school students. invited,' Refreshments-Out- ment. short stories by ~ressamynWest.. bride. S dd nl th d 0 . WI :: 0 The coup] I.3-1tor,U-L" Grosse POI'nteNewct ThI'S WI'II certaI'nly lead to u eye earI" a Y pIpe up h s e ly see ue s s ''Th'''' THAT'S El . P 1 WI' h' h El' door dancing,' .weather permitti.ng-lO:30 to 12:30 p.m. Just a word about where woe ar u , "" E val Ave:, greater usage. VIS res ey. e exp amed to er t at VIS was . h B k Friendly Persuasion is now vador, Babic Kerche t . t d $1.00 pe. r cou,p'e', 7~c stags or hags. t ese may be found. 00 s ' 9Grosse9 Pointe Farms, 36 Mich. Mr. Robinson, Recreation pro bably about thr ee years 0Id .wh en th a. pIC ure was ma e... *' *' *" which contain stories by differ- being filmed. ,Miss West is a part of nort Dear Sir: Consultant working with the .•• and that besides •.• this was NOT the Ed Sullivan ent authors will be found on the master of the fshort story. Her they will re~ It appears likely that a recon- University of Michigan, has show. That was when she "twlnked" at us' as if she knew. , Saturday, SepteniJ>er 15 , library chelves under the num- characters live, and there is a around the j sideration of the recent refer en- stated that one acre per 100 it all the time and was making with a little joke. *Children's Theatre-Enrollment-two classes-l0 a.m. to ber 808.38. BookS of short warmth and 'precision in her Lewis is dum vote on the question of population is the recommended . * .* * 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m:-Mrs. SydReynolds, In- stories, all of 'which are written telling. City Bank fluoridation in certain of the area for parks, and.playgrounds. S~me sage once s~id it is funny ,that you can travel the structor'- 15 lessons for $36. . .' by one person, are shelved in . The popUlar Vlrriterof science Salvador. Grosse Poir~teswill occur. In 1948 Grosse Pomte had only world over imd still see as interesting things in your own *Ballroom Dancing' Classes-Two ,Classes-3:30 p.rn.and the fiction section under the fiction, Arthur C. Clarke, gives Accordingly, the Detroit Dis- 200 acres for 40,~00people. In: back yard ••• if you just LOOK. Well we don'{know about l 4:30 p.m.-First lesson for ,Saturday's, Class--Mr. and author.s name. If you wish to us a new collection of short trict Dental Society, many of 1956 we have thIS sam e 200 th b k .J tl 't f' , th . , b' d Mr B'll W'l' I t t 15 1 f Cl!15 track down a certain short stories "Reach :EorTomorrow.". whose members and members' acres :for 60,000 people. Let's e a.c yar ..!, exac ,y ••• excep, or.. .e ever:e~tIn u s, S. 1.... 1 son, 1?-sruc ors- essons, or 'I' , " story but are 'unsure of the In Flannery O.Conner's "A Club 1 patients live in the Po~nte com- hang onto what we have-little our wIld cat Ruffy and the equally wIld gyratIons of Nuba Joan Louise Scherer-Frederick Jay Schoettley-Wed- author or the collection in Good Man Is Hard to Find and Junio) IIlunities, will apprecIate your enough it is. the poodl! .• : bu~ we do catch gl~ps~s o~ other flora and ding Reception-4 f.m. * * which you may find it. The Other Stories," all laid in the publisqing the following infor- The school officials are cor- fauna ~hICh 18 or are reasonably ...ascmat~g. . Short Story Index, an indispens- deep south. you'll find unusu. Grosse P, mation: rect in stating that the Richard , Fermstance, one ,noon las! ~ee~ w!IiIe weedmg the Monday, September 17 able reference tool which is an ally good writing. main lOungE 1. The Detroit District Dental School District is practically garden ••• we spotted a gent SItting m hIS parked car eat- *Cancer Information and Service Center-Service Work- index to 60,000 short stories, Your' library has an endless tomorrowe' Society, lik~ the American ~)en- completely built up. However, ing his lunch. This in itself js no phenom.enon, except that 10 a.m. to 3 'p.m. : .' '. will guide you to the correct number and variety of short tember 14, 0 tal Association, the Amerlcan the enrollnlent at this school right in the middle of a bite of sandwich, he held the,half Rotary Club' of Grosse Pointe-Luncheon and Meeting- source. stories. There is something for danc~, secOI Medical Association,. 1andS I'etythe is expected to increase slightly. eaten sandwich in one hand while he combed his hair with 12:15 p.m. ,,/ Vern. Sneider, whose "Tea every taste . Select'd a sampling tied by Lc Wayne County ..Medlca oc , Thi~~sdue to the fact .that older the other! This done ,••• and the lunch finally eaten •• , Detroit League for Planned Parenthood-Luncheon- House of the August Moon" for your bedsI e table and tos~ GPYC for 3s on record as endorsing tluori- fan,lIlies are m.0 v 1n g o.ut, he put a piece of tissue over, the comb (remember that old 12.'15 p.m. brought great acclaim, writes an _ou_t_th_e_n_e_m_b_u_t__al_. _ daughters, 0 idation.oalth organization,(No recognizedassociationnational younger on7s WIth. more chIdI - trick 'of covering a comb with tissue paper. singing thru it "'Memorial :Bridge Club-Duplicate Bridg~Mr; and Mrs. excellent short story. "A Long ThiS. Fride h_ ren are takIng theIr place. The d k" l'k t?) II h ."h h "W fr H " t . 'ht the'form of or group is on record as 0PPos- trend in all America is to larger a~ ma Ing I ~ a corne. • •• we , t. at IS, ~ at our ero Andrew Walrond, Directors...:...1 p:m.", ' ay om ~ome con ams eIg aret fete wi1 ing fluoridation!) families, so let's look ahead. dId. '.' a~d ~hi.ls! ~e walked away WIth the last weed, he *Dale Carnegie Leadership Tr~ining Enrollment-A 14------bright-colorE u 2. We deplore the injection of . As stated in our petition, we was SIngIng Dune •• * off ~ey. * " ' week course 'in public speaking, salesmanship and hu- t •••••••••••••••• ., and decked' politics and emotionalism into see no reason why the driver . .' man relations-7' p.m. .' • I ricane hold. consideration of a public he-alth training program should enter To ,.get back to ElVIS .•. and everyone wIll, sooner or * .. * Manage ~I dance floor. measure. into this picture at all. Last later, we read someplace that he sl~eRS between blue suede ~uesllay, September 18 , ' I The Arthl 3. Our obligation is to re(:o~- year the Richard P.T.A. was sheets! Wh\.ch remind us of years ago when Tom Mix the Eastern Star-Lake Shore Chapter-, ,Dinner-6 p.m., mv ~ I plaY:, for d~ men~ will !nend fluoridation on the basls a~sured by Farms residents that popular cowboy actor went to a'theatre, he bought a seat Junior Cha.TIlber of Commerc~upper-6p.m. . i ' 4 ..~ : of scientific evidence, not per- t~e-ywou~d back the use. of the next to his for his out-sized ten gallon WHITE hat. Then ..Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe-Dinner and Meeting-, nvestments: ....~ :1 cola: beveral sonal opinion. We will not in- pler parking area. :for thlS pro- there.was a chi.'ld movie star called "Baby Peggy" '.•. the Mr. and dulge in emotional argumenta- N b t 6:30 p.m. 'N r I Ternes are c tion to present substantial :facts grHm. 0 ar ermg was sug- Shirley Temple of a decade ago. She had a spe~ially: built Kiwanis Club cf GroSse Pointe; Inc.-Dinner and Meet- of me. : ior committ. obtained in scientific studies. gest~d or needed.. In fact, ac- white roadster on the front of which was a~HUGE 'PINK ing-6:30 p.m.' I "Teen-age l cordmg to the mInutes of the BOW d f k' d f' tal G . d There is scientific evideme to Farms Council May 23 1955 ~a eo. some ~ 0 me. . u~ss It oes, pay to '" .. '" Professionalmen.likemany : club may br support o~ stand-the burden pernrlssion was given to ~se th~ advertIse no matter how you do It. Wednesday, September 19 . omers'-simpIyhaven't time • How T'~'PROfiT more than i of r.ef.utatlOn rests upon the --1op- Pl'er Parking lot, wI'th no ' * * * Le ague 0f Wo;men V 0t ers- Meet'mg an dB' runc h-: 9 30 a.m. ei1iciently.to managetheirThat'sinvestmentswhy'they •: ,Lochmoor, L t th t series last"n pos~tlOn~ e em presen """- strings attached. Someone told us that they read in a paper fourteen G P . t W ' Cl b-T d P 1 I. entiiic facts-not fancy! I b t 'I 1 bb . . 'ht I b t t 11 rosse Oin e oman s' ,u eat an rograms;...... >p.m. put anilable cash-$2S or I . THROUGH 4. We agree that the opposi- 'We are not trying to blame years ago, a ou a co ossa ro ery 1D a mg c u ,ou wes. Junior Chamber of Commerce Regional Conclave-Meet- more at a time-in Mutual: with G:oosse in presenti tion is entitled to express their the merchants only for the seven m.ask~d men ~ntered the ~I.ub • " ,. ~he leader ings-6 p.m. . _ t Funldsregu~ady.Your Mu- I. A:b?ut th d t b t t d f 11 th b' tua 'uodF IOvestmentsare TAX E~~EMPIION teen-age pal contentions, providing they real- press.ure f~r this in c rea sed gtvmg em trec IOns u ,IDS ea 0 ca mg em y na~e *Memorial Bridge 'Club-Duplicate Bridge-Mr., 'and Mrs. continuouslysupervisedby : With today'. high tax levels. in- • season. ize that their views conflict with parking lot. We want to know ••• he called them by number. EYE EE ••• Number' one Andrew Walrond, Directors-7:30 p.m. \ full-timemanagers. I vestors in medium and high tax those of every recognize,d au- the facts! Who IS _behind it? ••• you cover the front door, number two, you cover the ' * * Come in, write or tele. I * brackets are lturning to tsx.free thority on the subject. An hourly surv~y, which we back, etc, etc. etc. The story goes. on :that they collected ' Th urs day, Septem ber 20, ' phonemation-todayaboutformicfullpractl'calinfor- :I' . Municipal Bonda for income that have b 11 Yours tru 1y, has hIteen runnmg af week,some forty thousand dollars from the patrons and were A.A.U.W.- Grosse P om. t e Branc h- M'eetmg- 1 p.rn. investment.plan...... I they can keep. ' Alfred E. Seyler, sown pen y 0 vacant never caught. . G P' Ch DC C 1M' If you hanl a taxable income President, spG.ces.~he average has been Wh t k th t I . t t' • th t ,<. h' t rosse omte apter ..".- eeting-7 p.m. I of $10,000 or more. you may be I Detroit District Dental Society 40%. The sreatest number of. a ma e e a e In eres mg ,IS ~ a..t e tune Pe er Men's Garden Club of Grosse Rointe-Meeting-B p.rn. : vacancies are in the 25c meter LInd Hayes and Mary He~ly were ~.()rkIng at the Club and '.. , • well repaid by investigating the advantages 01: tax-exempt State September 10, 1956 zones. Why wouldn't it be were ordered to keep on 'with their act w~i1e the robbery ~ould have had to be used for IEd t~ b~ an hqnest and sincere : and Municipll1 Bonds. For in. 'Eo the Editor; simpler to eliminate two rows took place; It would be fun to hear Peter tell about'it. How driver training. and now the citizen who would never place .' stance, if you file a single fewrn Many thanks for the fine of meters, as suggested in the about dropping him a card ••• now that ,he is on the God- driver training is in a better, personal gain above public in- • On a taxable income of $14,000, publicity based on our printed original plans of the Council Ifrey show ••• and asking him to e&U1ve'\\11ththe low down??? Safer place..and th e tremendo~s terest. '.• WOodward2-3262 :,r< you would have to receive a divi. annual report which was issued which are set forth l"n thel'r * * * -' problem of parkl'ng's1 S.olved S'mcere' 1y, •I Ford Building. Detroit 26 •i dend return of 7.45% on a taXa. minutes of November 7th, 1955, An executive of an automobile company' in Detroit I b li th " f Reyer Van Zanen I hIe security in order to equal the last week. The generous pub- rathe tha t d th a e eve e VICIOUSre er- : Member Detroit and Midwest • yield from a ~.so% tax.free Bond. licity which your paper has r n 0 spen ousan s (Where ELSE?) ~•• had an accid,ent to his foot which has ence to a businessman. (pbvious- 2135 Lancester I Steck Exchanges : of t~ payers dollars fo~ a new laid him' up for quite some time. Since he has a load of ly meant to be Ed Pongracz) on Grosse Pte. Wds. 36, Mich. • ••••••••••••••••••• Us something to think abo'utl g~ven our public libraries has Our New Booklet, "How To done a gieat' deal to keep our SIn.ladcee'xWte feeetlthat thl~llalleY stoak in the company and since, he is unable to be on the the Board of"Education and his Profit Through Tax.Exemption" a WI t residents informed of library only greatlyra n increaserance trafficno JO.. b . •• h e. has 'been temporan '1'y 1e:. out. In ,t,alk'mg about persona1 m't arest as expressed explains in plain language your services. hazards, but will result in' de- thIS to .a fne~d recently ... ' he exclaImed. .. Well at least in a letter; published in yours Robelle's Beauty Salon need for tax exemption, tells hoW' There was one error in last creasing land values and' l"n- Hm, gaInfully UNEMPLOYED!" of September' 6 wholly' unwar: - much these high.grade investments , ranted. week's article which I am sure creasing taxes, due to the in------'------19027, Mack, ~+'Seven Mile TUxedo 4..1130 can he worth to you. Thae-s no you will be as anxious to cor- , bl . .. Honest dfference of opinion is' obligation. Send for copy today, ' elllta ere-zoning it will entail. wait for a preponderance of privilege and responslblht~. ~f healthy and I have previously, rect as myself. Circulation of Latest Hair Styling and Shaping Of phone We don't want to "battle." We p.vidence. The reluctance of the the residents of each munlcl ~' books and library materials . - lit - .and do'naY'"differ sharply with FIRST OF MICHIGAlI' was listed twice as 1:39,437.just want to work together as ~atter grou~ IS dwind~ing.Fl1.!0r- pa~. ,.' ~ Mr. Pongracz regarding our, Silver Blonding • Hair Tinting It 'CORPORATION . Actually, it was 338,243,l~,sub- neighbors :for the good of the Id~ are.,polson.. S.oIS .chlorme, ISonly WIth ...ul1 knOwledge public education.' But I know ,FACIALS • PEDICURES • MANICURES stantial difference. community. Friendly' explana- ~h~ch yo~ drmk dally, B.?d of all prohlems involved,' ad------Buh! Bldg., Detroit 26 Hens and cooperation all around' IOdIne,WhIChy~u consume WIth v a'Ii tag e sand ',lisadvantages Virginia Farrell Trained Operators WO 2-2055 Thank you in advanc:e fo.r Air conditioned for your comfort. should help us to find a happy salt. But a man would have to weighed' carefully; that such an Grand Rapids, Flint. Bay City printing this correction. My All types 'of perman,ents by our expert opp..ratora. , Lansing, Port Huron deepest appreciation for your solution consume approximately 1100 important ,step 'should. be con- 'Shock Again' our thanks for the gal~ons of :fluoridate~,water in sidered~' Open Thurs. allld Fri. Eves. Battle Creek fine interest in t~e Public publicity. one day to get a le~lial dose. ,Respectfully. By Fred Kopp, R. Ph. Library. ' Gabriel Richard School Now. may I end my campaign Mrs. F. W. Hausmann, Jr. ,Shock. often occurs after - Sincerely, severe injury. Or may be Robert M. Orr, . District Improvement for more pro-:fluoridationists by . Presid~nt, League of Association. ' saying the. above two para';, Women Voters of brought on by loss of blood. Director of Public exposure, or great emotional Libraries. (Publicity Committee) graphs are ~uot'ed' from "The ~:'Grosse' Pointe Park stress. Great ,F1u 0 r.i d a t i ()n Scare" --- mack -Avenue ::Draper,!Shop It is a condition that can Dear Mr. Edgar: Dear Sir: ' (Reader's Digest) August, 19p6.'To the Editor':' cause death! Few p e 0 pIe The Gabriel Richard School I am sorry more people were I do hope the anti's will at 'It is' widely knoWn to the realize . t his, nor do they District Improvement Associa- not enlightened w hen they lease give' us a chance' by read-. citizens 'of the Grosse Pointe . know how to recognize shock We' vie Moved .. '.Next Door tion wants to thank yeu for the voted fluorination out of our ing the whole article' by Robt. communities that the writer:has or treat it. community. Surely these peo- Heilbroner. th,e cOl~ge to e~press. his fine publicity you gave. to our views, and dares to criticize the" 'Doctors describe the ' shock e:ffort~in the September 6 edi- ple listened to op.1ya few, who Re.spectfully., Board' of Education, jar any patient. as being cold and, To Larger Quarters' tion of your paper. The story. "thought" it was .injurious to clammy, pale with:very'littla Betty Schroeder, other group which in his' opinion purse: First I,aid" treatment picture and' letter were fine, their teeth, systems, etc: or to 422'Colonial Court is not acting to the puhlic in- but we feel that your editorial persons completely uninformed. 'ct;msists of applying',warmth, . are to Our --- terest. J !J.nf/ited Vidit new StOlre I know it couldn't harmful quickly, keeping the .patient will draw special attention to .be Dear Sir- However~it. is my sincere be- in a horizontal position. the matter. or the Farms wouldn't have The .s.ubject 11'1' ,Local Siudy .lief that1'0th the Board of Edu-. A doctor's aid should' be, \VE HAVE THE FINEST IN ••• You are absolutely right. It added it to our water. There were no protests until of the League of Women Vot.en cation an~ the :City of Grosse enliste(l as quickly as. POS- is belated. But we want to point of. Grosse Pointe Park for the Pointe Farms decided not .only sible "when,such' emergencies out that efforts have been made some people decided it was be. TRAVERSE DRAPERrES ing "done ag'ainst ' their will" year :1.956-57is, "The' Study of very -wisely'put deserve praise occur. by individuals from time to the Water and Waste.' Disposal for their spirit of cooperation in Depend: on a 'trusted drug- time over a period. of years. just as they at first protested gi~t -to ,supply your metrical vaccine. 'Why are so many Facilities of Grosse Pointe Park ,solving a difficult problem to. DRAW CURTAINS Petitions have also beell taken in Comparison' with the Sur. the best interest of aU concerp.- needs promptly.' to the Farms Council. At the ;:lgainst something they know so little ,about? rounding 'Communities." ed. . Copyright, ,.' time the last strip was gl'anted This is the, 613th of -a series. of, I am su:."eI could go on and The surrounding comm~nities The particular strip of prop- . Editorial advertisements appearing WINDOW SHADES to the parking lot we definitely mentioned are, the other foUl' erty at the Richard School was understood that no more land (Inin my own way and not con:" in this paper, each, ~eek.. ' Grosse .Pointe mUnicipalities, not too ,suitable for playgrOUnd;: , ,'1' would b~ taken from the l>lay- vince one "anti-fluoridationist" BAMBOO BLINDS ground. Although it is belated (new word) but I hope they and the study. treatS each com-I munity on an. equal' b L~ • • • • • ...... _,M"" .... h .. - ...... ':-••••• ., • b • Os .. "'b b t Nt eo ...... :...... -...... :...... _...._~ _ . (", j . 'l. , ... .::..'1' . l!.;, ...~ '. ~M'''' "".. .;J ...... L.... ~ ....~ ~ ~ I~ ... ' ~ ~,...~; - .' •• ~,. ... ;:,.::~ ,.,;":--:~~., :.'f'~7,~~:'W"',"'--1""- _.~ ~~.- -- .--.....-- - _*44# $it . 'to."'.' ." _' ,-,', '- ;/'-:~';:-" ,~"."'~':;~ _::;:J. "~,,:,' ~:.-' ,\V".~;~.~:c; '~',:\';1),.;:~~:,;~!_:r"Y1:~~~J,~~?;.1~~:;;~~~);f\~~:r~?.i':;;,::f)~:7f:c:>:;li';'>, ~;~i!-:r,::~i::,:/'' ':' : ',: . • -; Thursday, September 13, 1956 . GROSSE POINT.e NEWS Page- Nine -- Lew~Remick Betrothal Told Top Quality, Completely Cleaned, WI,ole or Cut-up To Wed inS.A. - - Ligia SachJ will become Mrs. Lewis Palms Remick at a nup- .e tial high mass at 6 p.m., Thurs- day, September 20, in the church of San Jose in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Reverend Father Orlando Allga~'er S. J. will ot- O - ficate. ' c Is and A reception and supper will r Mack- fellow at which a civil ceremony .- \'E:3t of VIas originally planned but was LB• mething later' scheduled to take place of the the preceeding day at 4 p.m. due to a na~ional hOliday in - of the Brazil on September 20th: '44 Irish The bride-elect is the daugh- ted by tH of Senor and Senora Hu- COME SEE, Ie thology berto Sachs of 424 Donna Laura , m Yeats Porto Alegre. . YOU'LL SAVa ly 21 of Lewis is the son of Mr. and ATA.' CUT FROM TENDER YOUNG FRYERS - PERFECT FOR FRYING eviously 11rs. Jerome H. Remick, Jr. of J. Ridge road. -Picture by Eddie McGrath, Jr. 5.LB. BOX e of the Fenton McCreery Remick, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bley of ONLY 2.79 LB. mpC'rary brother of the bridegroom, will Cook road, announce the en- • ~ • II 59( book of accompany his mother to Porto gagement of their daughter, Chic'ken .Legs ng Ter. Alegre for the wedding. :MARGALO ..ANNE, to David " is un- A European honeymoon is George Samson, son of Mr. 3nd "SUPER-RIGH.T" MILD, MELLOW bg. Mr. planned. after which the newly- Mrs. Andrew W. Samson of Customers' Comer creati:ag ...... cds will arrive in Detroit about Hampton road . Golden Rule For Back.To-School.~ •• style i~ December 1 to be the guests of The e'ngagement was an- SHANK No matter what other effects school may have on ' LB. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Remick. , nounced at a f ami I y dinner PORTION . - Ladies' Jr., who are planninb a small party. " youngsters, this much is certain: apPetites of buddinl 45c' Miss Bley is a senicr at Michi- scholars burst into full bloom in September. ; Smoked Hams • • • • 1ment of reception where the fan1i1y and " ~;nWest, close friends will meet the gan State University. . That's why A&P has gone "all out" ,to obtain bounti- , S, 4'Th9 bride. Mr. Samson is an ordinance- fUl supplies of scholar-favored, dollar-stretching food. "SUPER.RIGHT"-WHOLE HAM • B I "SUPER.RIGHT" OR' Bun PORTION lB. RIftg 0 ogna PLAIN OR GARLIC ••• lB. 39c is now The couple will sail to Sal- man, third class, assigned to thp. for hearty 1npalsand nourishing snacks. And 'we did Smoked Hams S5e est is a widor, Bahia. an old interesting USS Badoeng Strait. it with the idea of helping mothers who want. to do uSUPER.RIGHT" -Lelver,' SLICED ,..... LB. ,39c Lamb Shoulder ,Roast "suJ~~r.~;HT"LB. SSe ory. Hei" part of northern Brazil, where No defipite wedding date has t.~e same right about now. , Beef , - they will reside, leaving Detroit been set. ,"SUPER.RIGHT" LB• ere is a If your youngster, like so many others, tend. to al- . LB. ' B. in her around the first of the year. .Stewing Beef L~'l't!,E:~~~~~~s.... 73c Fancy acon SLICED ••• • •. PKG • 49c with Lewis is with the National lociate the school bell the dinner bell-come SLICED LB•. f science City Bank of New York and Plan for Fair lee, you'll save at A&P! Veal Shoulder Roast USUPIR.RIGHT" LB. 39c Allgood Bacon - LEAN. • • • • • • PKG. 47c ke, gives Salvador. CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEP/£..RTMENT "SUPER.RIGHT" of short At St. Michael's A&P Food Stores , YeaI Roast ~ lEG, RUMP, OR SIRLOIN •• LB. S5e Chicken Breasts CUT F~~~ ~g~~~:RYERS 11. 69c morrcw." 420 Lexington Avenuet New York 17, N. Y. ner's "A Women of the parish of St. Club to Hold Michael's Church, 20475 Sun. Find and LOOKI ONLY 2.89 FOR5-LB. BOX ~ingdale ParkJ are busy prepar-: id III the " d unusu. Juniors' Dance mg for their autumn rummage CALIFORNIA GROWN, PLUMP, LUSCIOUS " -- sale, a well known annual Grosse Pointe Yacht Club's event. Medium Shrimp LB. 59c endless main lounge will be the locale The sale will be held on Fri- of 3hort tomorrow evening. Friday, Sep- day, September 2B from 9 am LBS. thing for Fresh Perch ~illets •• 1.. 45c tember 14, of a junior inter-club to 7 p.m. and continue on S~t~ 29( I. . • • •• sampling Tokay. Grapes • • 2 dance, second in a series plan- urday, September 29 from 9 Halibut Steaks. PlNI FOR 'BROILING • •.• ~. .49c and toss ned by Lochmoor Club and a.m, until noon. MICMIGAN GROWN SNOW WHITE MICHIGAN U. S. No.1, YEllOW GPYC for teen-age sons and Each department, from weal'- Fresh Whitefish' PAN-RU.DY • • • •• LB. 59c daughters of members. ing apparel to household goods LB. This Friday's party will be in is expected to be well-stocked HEAD . !IAG COD, HA'D~~~~ J~~~~AN .PERCH ~K~S. the form of a Candlelight Cab- and there will also be furni- Cauliflower • • Onions . . . . 10 39c -Fish .Fillets 3 89c aret fete with tables, covered in ture and electrical appliances Fish Sticks CAP'N JOHN'S, HEAT & SERVE 3 ~~f.8Se bright-colored checkered cloths for lucky buyers. Pascal Celery HOME' G~OWN. • • • 2 STALKS 29c Wealthy Apples MICHIGAN GROWN 3 L8S. 29c and decked with candles in hur- Among items - to be offered 1icane holders, set around the are dishes, glassware, kitchen Sweet Yams u. s. No.1 ••••• 3 LBS~ 35c dance f~oor. utensils, 1i n ens, lampshades, Califo,rnia Oranges. • • • • • • 5 ,B'::G 59c MILD WISCONSIN The Arthur .Quatro trio will draperies, pillowsJ and rugs. MI~~G~~N~~~~N •• BUSHEL play for dancmg and refresh- Toys and books will be in Hone~, Dew Melons 6.SIZE .... '. EACH 59c Bartlett Pears 3.49 LI. ments will be ginger ale and abundance, end there will be a Cheddar Cheese 49c L8S. cola beverages. good supply of shoes, hats, belts Oxfol'd Pack Grass Seed • • • 5 B'::i; 1.79 Prune Plums • • • • • • • • • • 2 35c )'lr. and Mrs. William A. and purses. Redi Whip fOR TOPPINGS OR DESSfiRTS •• ~~~. 49c 'fernes are chairmen of the sen- Mrs. Arthur Walker and Mrs. 'fROZEN FOOD SELECTIONS FROM A&P ior committee in charge. Robert Chandler are co-chair- A&P Sliced Swiss (hees.; • • • 2 :~i.69c Teen-age m em b e r s of each men of the event. Assisting CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKI!V fOR cIub may bring guests, with not them are Mrs. Arthur Windsor, libby's Pies 4 7,9c A&P Orange -Juice .•••••• 2 ~fJs3'3c M~I..O.Bit Slices AMERICAN OR PIMENTO ~i?J:29c ~ "." more than three per member. (president of the Women's Aux- .lt AMERICAN PROCESSED 2 LB. 73'" Lochmoor. which started the iliary) , Mrs. Marilyn Palmer, Broccoli Sp.earsA1P • • • • • • 2 ~~~: 39c A&P Strawberries • • • • • • .~.4\lC~c:Ji'89c Cheel- 0 - B . CHEESE FOOD • •• LOAF ... series last month, wil1 alternate Mrs. Frank Butcher, Mrs. Peter Chopped Spinach A&P ••••• 2 ~c:cg~'25c Turkey Dinner BANQUIT BRAND • '•• I;K~~'49c KRAPT'$ PHIlADElPHIA ,,,ith Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Gilezan, Mrs. Robert Ellis, Mrs. Cream' Cheese 2 .:~~: 29c I . in presenting the inter. club Clarence Gunn, Mrs. Earl Seiel- teen.age parties through the fall stad, Mrs. Edwin Peterse"Q and Fr.nch Fried Potatoes A&P... 2 :ic~i..29c Nifty Waffles - • • • • • • • • " • ~~J:10c' .Crestmont Ice Cream •Jl':gA:R •• *C1,tL 7ge season. Mrs. Robert Bodycombe. JANE PARKER, tARG! SIZE A&P'. OWN PURE VEGETABLE PKG. Ie income OF 12 33c u may he LB. Glazed Donuts gating the CAN pt State • • • 3 75( Jane Parker lCookies I~V:rc P~~. 2 PKGS. 4ge For in- dexo Shortening. gle return Blueberry Pie REGULAR59c VAl~1 ••• 'ci~f~49c of $14,000, SAVE ON THIS VALUE-SURE GOOD ive a divi. Spanish Bar Cake MOIST, TAsTY ••• ONLY 331 on a taxll- equal the _l.LB~ .free Bond. White Bread JANE PARKER, SLICED • • 2 LlrA~~S 35c aboi:t! eTNS. TA~F~~D~~I~~AL ••• b~G4 "H?w To Margarine. • • • • • • • • Danish Whirls 29c emption" FRESHRAP,' 5c OFF_ PARKER TWIN PAeK • • ge Y':>llI A&P BRAND Potato ChipSJ~NE :~x 69c -, , , tells how Dvcstmenl$ 16-0Z. Dinner Rolls JUST HEAT AND SERVI • • • ci:~217c There's no -Sliced Beets • CAN 10c Waxed Paper 2 1~:.3ge py today, • t, Sultana .Fruit Coektail •••• 3 3c~~~' 1.00 Duncan -Hines Cake Mixes • 3 ':Kg:: 89c -. . 3 29.0Z. 19c ..Sultana Cocoa ••••• '••••• l~fJ'49c Iona Peaches SUCED OR HALV~~ •• CANS Sultana Rice ••• ' ••••••• 2 ,':G. 27c Bay Cay A&P Grapefruit Sections ••• 2 ~~~~.33c uron lona Bartlett Pears. • • •-. • 3 2lA~f1.00 DelMonte Peas ••• '•..•••.•.• 21J'A~~~,37c A&P AlP Tomato Juice •• _ • • • • 4~fJ'27 c Chieken-of-the-Sea Tuna WHITE MEAT ~2~'39c , .' A&P White Vinegar •• , ••••• ~~li49c Sunshine Graham Crackers ••• l~K~~..33e TEA ..~.~.~~ R~ad Potato Salad GERMAN STYLE ~, 1~fJ" 29c Hekman Drop 'Cookies ~~~g~~J~l~K~~'49c . *. Of Breast 0/ Chicken Tuna. Fish Cs~;r.k-6~AC:l!29c Assorted Cereals ~UNNYFIELD... • ci:~o.27c for taste and savings -.•...... ~.' ~ ~ .. Salt;td Dressing ANN PAG~ • • • • • - ,J11i 39c Sunnyfield PuRed Wheat • • • 2 ~.~~:29c La Choy BeaR Sprouts - .• • e, • 2 1J'A~~'29c Cut Green Beans ION A •••• •. 1~fJ'1Oc'. 48c::=45c Chili Con Carn.e LlBBY'S-WITH BiANS 2tfJ' 37 c Coldstream SalmGI 'INK • • • • • ~k~ 55e , ~~S:rH:AN Ie PER CUP A&P Tuna ,Fish. LIGHT MEAT •• _•• 6~A~z,27e OUR OWN Flour PillSBURY OR GOlD MIDAL •• 25 .':G 1.87 . };.l,B. 55 Tea •• PKG. C Pillsbury Pancake Flour • • .". • 3:K~~'33c. Burnetfs Food Color Kits •••• ;-i~:25c Dry Milk 'Solids WHITE HOUSE •• 2 9ct~~ •. 45c '20-Mule Team' Borax • • • • '. 2 ,':G. 37C PERrES FOR CONSISTENTLY ROLLS. C Tomato Soup ANN PAGE •••• 31%~~l29c ,North ..... nssu•••••• :_ •• 4 31 HIGH QUA1IIY-••.• ------'.------CONSISTENTLY IIIAT VALUE••• OVEN. '•.oz. "Ivory Snow ":::'1 75c .,.. ~~~:31c ~ 8ge Ballardls Biscuits READY 2 CANS 29c CHANGE TO THE / . COFFEE THAT'S SALAD 16.0Z. Joy Liquid. ~~~-37 c • • • 2~~. 65c Miracle Whip DRESSING • BOT. 37c • • , . .16~1 • PalmoQ,. $:Gap s~~ 28c French Dressing KRAFT'S .• • '. lOT... 39c :A~R Alive: tAL wmt FLAVOR! ~O%. RD KRAFT'S •• ;33c .Fah :::: 30, ....'.. ':::'1 72c Handi Snacks • • ,'KG. " All pricel in this ad effective ,t,!mI Sat", Sept •.15th 48-CT. AMEiICA'S fOllMOST fOOD lITAILH ••• SlNCI lilt . " Modess 'p2K~~.37c PKG. 1.47 Cashmere Bouquet :E~RS~:c2'~~l:27c Shop '. ... xford ,Ad D.t~rl.nt .,~...• • • • I~~~ •. 72c Oxydol ~:o~75c. • • •• :.cas: 31c ,. , ; , ) ',l , " I tu1 7 ? z. sq ••• e n'$ ••• art r st rt '$ $; 2 C + S SP?'s. as a $ e. s•• md S r $S q r $ nc • $ $ $ rws 7. rS 72 2 nS • 7 n 7 Thursday. September '13. 1956_ Page Ton SRosse POINTE NEWS The Mad Haller Says: "'Shop. and Save During, J' n . SHOP I . From • xci I ens you'll ~ And you GRAI I SHOP YOUR NEWLY REOPENED STORE , • t ... A "little Ie it'. a deli« 16919/ KERCHEVAL comes to y Near Cadieux in Grosse Pointe from your THESE SPECIALS' ,ARE ALSO EFFECT/lYE AT 16919 'IHE KROGER STORiE 7 .MILE &. MACK Kercheval SHOP THESE FEATURE VALUES AT Store EITHER STORE. GRAND OPENING FEATURE VALUE! EMBASSY Salad Dressing KROGER'S GRAND OPENING FEATURE VJ~LUE! PLAI.N OR SUGARED • Rc DELlelOU Fresh Donuts • • • Fr~ c GROUND i;;geREiide ••••• Pk;25 Gr DELICIOU i;ogEoEiEhortening3~~~73c Fr~ !!!~;~i!t!~o~~rice.... 3 6~~.~z.8gc ~~p'sl!!~~v~~aylowprice... 3 l~~:. 41c Sliced Sterling bran, !~.!!~o!!!Clubbrand. . . . .-.H.~t;.I:7 9c ~!~!~!g !~!!~!ue!Kroger . 2 ~~;69 c Chili S 14ake your 0" Polish ~~~~~I~ce~pri~~ts. .3 ~~;8gc !~!!~ei!~t~~!!~'~lavor.... ~B~:'.age Hygrade bull STOKELY'S I Magic "8" Sale! All prices eHedlve at both Kroger stores in save • • 1~~~. Ell /' !!~~~~tv~~!~~!4 7 c •!!~.~~~!~~;::~~~~d...3 It;~~7 c Grosse Pointe only. a a Mich STOKELY 303 C C Green Beans Cans - Ca Cut, young tender beans • • .'. • .4 ~to~kel}t!w!deS!!1!o~T~K~L~.3 i~~68 7a Mich 303 C Cans ~A~ ~~~ Pa 80.Ct. ~U!!~!~d of fia~r • 68 r~!~m~toBsa~!~~ .3Nc.;,~68c Pkg. 5 Hudson Napkins IIDC !!~!! Mich Kroger's low, low price • • • • • • • • • • . . . \ !!~!~!or!i~~~~ 4 Roll. ~'9c." c Fresh from ou,r modern ovens' TOASTS BETTEI~ IT TASTES BmER I Toilet Tissue Roll r~ S'f' Swansoft Everyday low price • • • • • • • • • 11 D !!tve~!!!:l.D.O~~D~D. • • • • • • .6 1~;~:.89c KROGER, SLICED !~~et!rP'~.~h.e~~i..'...... :5~~'1DC !~~t~~~~~.~~~s 2i~~37c Bread '. hite - f Lunch.eon Meat. ' .3 1~;~:.~,Cle ,Put several loaves in your home Oscar Mayer. Everyday low prIce • • • • .. • .. I" ~ freezer and enioy fresh bread Woncl.' .. v - . every day! Kroger bread is a er Inae better value! Try it at this 20-0%. C at this everyday low. low. low price- Loaves 35_ Openin turkey ••••••••• 1~~ • !!0!i!!.I~.1tenor .7gc and .save{ 2 GET.TOP~ VALUE ISTAMPS PLU-S LOW, tOW,; L~WPRICES~T KROGER! (, - , , IN " OIl v \ ,. ) , , Thursday, September 13, 1956 Page Eleven The Gala Opening of Krloger's ~'N,ewW••nderlan'd of Food!;' , • f, I SHOP KROGER'S COMPLE1~ELitlE OF TOP QUALlry IIEAT,S! From exclusive Kroger TenderelY Beelf to the freshest, plumlpest chick .. ens you'll get ,the very best in good eClting when you shop at IKroger ••• ' And YOIi save money with K."oger tlverydtJy low, low, low p"ices! GRAND C)PENIINCi FEAIURE 'VALUE! Leg 0' Lallll, , A "Iittle lamb" means a iot of Hne eairing for your family, especicdly when it's a deJicious leg-o-Iamb fron, Krogt:". Nothing but tender, )'Ollng lamb comes to you from your Kroger sltore, clnd It0thing but complil1rle:ntscom. . from your family when you se",. this succulent'treat. Lb. c c KROGER'S FAMOUS TEN'DER)~~YU.S.D.A. CHOICE! c Lb. 79 : ' Round Steak • . . .' DELICIOUS FLAVORFUL SHANK HA.lF • c 10-14LB. 39c1 :ERA: ~., I 5I Fresh HaIRS • •• GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TI~~ES DAILY c Ie Ground Beef .', .Lb,"39 : DELICIOUSLY YOUNG AND T'ENDER ;' • Ie Lb• c: Fresh Fryers t• • • • 33 e 41 Slab E~acon ~l.~~geb~nd~!~!~tasty...... , Lb. 43c Cry-o-vae wrapped, low priced • • • • • • • e '1~.o,~.$1 Fish S;ticks Pkgl. 6g . £~i!L ~li'~~liSDOgs"...... Lb. 47 c Fresh Frozen, Fres-Shore Brand • • • • .3 p; c e Old F2lshioned Loaf 12.oz.39Pkg. 8g ~~!!~~~~~t~~!~...... ' Lb. 4ge Hygrade's tasty luncheon meat " . '.. ~ . . . ~ . " . .: ,~. :' ~ ", . .. . ./'. ;- •• ., •• I~ ,/ KROGER'S .... All prices effective at • both Kroger stores in Michigan Week Sale Grosse Pointe e e , ~!~g!~e !c!~~~~~~~:;~5 Uo., 4g ~~~!~!tCello wrapped ••• 2 8U.'h.. 2g c , ~~~!i~~~!~for .Iaw...... ~~d.19C !:~~~!.~~~I~~.alads.4 "..59 ~~~ ~!~rl~g~.~~i.n~ 4~.27e Pascal C~lery , .2 Fo.25e !!~ng~!~~~!! ~d.1'Oe Michigan grown. CrisP. tender stalks . Avondale Cut Beets '2 303Can Everyday low price . • • • •••••• • • .... • '.';0 ~ I.. 'i ;, . . ',,~ ,'.' • . ••••.... ~!!d~IO~~!~~~~'2 I~4.9~ fERI SWEET DELICIOUS PLUMP I~ARGE CLUSTERS Cup-O-Cheer C.-ffee ~~.83C Regular or Drip • • • • • • '/' ~ • • • • • • • • • TOKAY !~!~!~!~I~~~~~~.....2 ~:.31e e I Grapes. !O~!nB~!~~~g&S!!~~.... 10 ~i 9g Wonderful for salads. dessert ~~~~~O~I~rlCe~.i~~~~.~e.a.n~'.. . . ~c~.1oc or snacks. Buy an extra pound at this special Kroger Grand c Ie Opening low. low price. Catsup ..' Lb. P~ckers label 'Eve'ryday loV! price * '...... 2 1~ 39~ II • • ..• • I. / \ I. • .~ (, , { I. " ,~ .v estErn •• ' ••• ".s sme •• sr p'CP'$. 2'717*9s.0 7?CStF'SCi??S.S.QS7S$SS7???S?'77.7H' 7S'2"2'7 pst sma sa r. ~j.~~~.~~~,~.~e~s.a.a~a~~~,.~~~e~,t~2.a~2~2.~~2~(~il~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~.~'~'~~~~~~'~~'~'~:~;"~"~'~~~N'~. ~.~,~~.~.~~.~~~~.\.,~~~~.~-~.,,~~,.,~~~~.~.~,'.~~:~~~'~'~~~?J8~'-~~:?" 1 I i r (;.R 0 s,s'e', .POI NJ e" ..N EW,S Thursday. September '.13.-r95~ Page Twelve , , . I'., r I ,. _ ~ l Church League ~oung$ter B!tten ,Dozing Driver IYoung Cyclist , Car Rams Into Sandra Lecklider Ta}{esSki Title. '.dleng Dl.nner E,y B,aby Sqmrrel ,H"ets Two Cars ,'mets' Do'c's" "C-ar", .Rear'of Truck" Sa~ldra Lecklider,: 'p'etfte ne! is sta?One~ at ~ort Be~a- Hol ___ ; , . '. , • ',. • • ~ • • I " , • :, 'daughter-in-law of Dr. and Mrs. nun HarrIson m ,IJ1~ana w ere ,JALOUSIES , ' ," ..." . " '- -- , -- ',' d wif 'f 2nd the couple make their home. AWN 1N(i TYPE --- 'Three-:y'ear-oldPeter Hertz,of ,.,. .f ~18 " ~, '... A parked t rail e r truck A. F. Lecklider an . eo. \ ' The :Luther Laymen'" League 552University place was bitten' ,~hur ChampB;lgne,.,,0 .• I Ten-year ok Mark ~lllman, . , Lt. Courtney Lecklider of Bellk- . ' , . .... - -" Moran road went'mtothe' Clt~ 'f' 6'94St' CI' "" .•. ck....d.' emerged unscratched when a d th N SLIDERS 'of St. ,James Lutheran Church OIl, hIs-lower lip by' a~pet sqwr- , ,', ;""" _.' . ",-,.,,',.". 0 " '. lUr avenue .p~, ~".- '. ',' " . shire road, capture e 8: COMPLETE is extemting an invitation to all reI' Tuesday:Septernber'4. TIle'.:poli~~,st~t~IOn,._t~,~~P,,~!-:ta .~c~r the right"'car into 'which t~ ride- l~al re~lden~ drove her . 1955 tienal Women's Water Ski' b' " t', .~'R d 'H"tz all Q 'automobile,acCIdent.~tUruver:.-, " ' .' ,', Lmcoln mto Its rear last 'Wed- , ' t 'th a1 members of the congregation CIY S • ath~r" ~. ,er , c e. /ty" ~place and.,'E .:Jeffersonil.t .his bicycle" on .Wednesday' af- d S t b 's Jumpmg crown, a. e ~u FLORIDA ROOMS the CIty police statIon Wedne~- ,I, , ...• , ", , '... ';. nes ay" ep em ,a'. , National Water Ski Champlon- lll$tall Yoursclf- WC Install to attend its first dinner and d~IY,Worming ~em of the bite~ ~ p.m,,;:~turd~Y;,~~e~~.em~er6~.:__te~?on, S:pt~:mber.5, when ~he ,Victor Kalvaiti~,.of .. Detroit ships recently concluded at La Free Estimates meetinil!tof the season, Monday, H~ said the 'squirrel ..was, only: \, Wh;en.a,sq~a,dc:ar'a~vedcltsma~ed., mto. ",a, ~9.S6,.Bwck address, was drlvmg a truck Porte Indiana. . EXcellent R~ferencc$ September 17, at 6:30p.m. a few days old. the scene., wltnessessald thj~t owne~ by Dr. MaurIce Landers for the Currier Lumber Com-' .'.., the title Sandra New officers of the league The Hertz househo~d had ,D~nald.l:r. H~v~y. o~.S~~..Cla:LI'~f W. Grand,B~ulevard.,. pany. He s~~pped the. van, on In ,,?-nnlng 67 and 68 'Jalousie Wi~dow'& are: President, Regner Zimmer- three squirrel pets but one: of, Sl'l~~~S?~as:di:lvm~,~.;p'lymou~h-: :The. doctor ~was, m~g a Moross, waltmg for the req made JUmps of 64, winnin man; vice pre sid e n t, Fred them died. He took the twO!~-" ;statlon',",w~gon,west..on: Jeffelr-:visit .and had' j>arked his' car light: t,o'ch~ge ,at the Kerehe- feet. An old hand,~ in th: Door Oompany' Schriever; recording secretary, maining squirrels to a Detrolt~on.~HeffeU asleep .and.plo~e!d,.in.front orsoo.St; Clair. He ;o/as val m~~rsection:." ~?urn,aments, espeCl y titlist - 20187 Mack Avenue ' Roy Hartmann; treasurer, Nor- hospital-where they,were ~este,d~;~to.:the.!.e!U',oftwo e~s WhiC~lstanding' ~ext .to 't1?:e,vehicle:' Ml:'.;, Robert Chefsky of 997 JUnlp'mgevel~ts,t~e",new in . 5GtIsfactiOll TU 2.6606 TU'2.1454. man ReynOlds;board members, fOlr rabies: The bIte was "re-' :were...waIting' for the traffiC wrueh had its left door open:" Nottingham'was drivmg her "Wonthe Jumor GIrlS cr~~ Guoronteed William Fenske, Richard Parks, ported to the Board of Health. lig'ht to .ch~ge., . - The' boy came ridi~g by and husband's 'dar in the same di- 19?1 anddtCooktdi~eNoort t'-ltIDles- or R 11 V d li R' h d Al G V B' t f 41 CI " . ' k h erlcan an ana an pen No Pay! I usse;.', en erne 0, Ie ar ------.' . rRce er les,..o alr-' rG.ninto the door, injuring his .rectlOn'.on ;Moross.Shr: too ,er . brecht and Keith Counsell. }lltar SOC1.~ty VIew,was the drIver of one o~ hand. The doctor gave'first aid. eyes off}he r?ad momentarIly the s~me year. . --.------the' cars, and; Gertrude ,UrbaJll ,. . . and" smacked mto the rear of BeSIdes tournament compe~l- -0 ~N e. 'V. 5 11' 0 H .of 17354.Barlow, in Detroi1pwas . , ' the parked trailer. ' tion S~ndra has appea;red m Personal Tailoring Servi~ for, ===~~/~ as, pen ouse t1?-edriver of the other. , St. Matthew W0!11en.s Club 'Janean' Che~sky, age 3, was water ski exhibitions WIth the Particular Men. Fine import- _ --. . !Harvey' and U r ban i wel~e P.lansLuncheon' on Sept. 13 a passenger in' the front 'seat .Tommy ~artlett shows and at ed and domestic suaings. • .Members of the Altar SOCIety;:taken to :Bon Secours Hospital ' ~ ". of her mother's car•. The girl Metropohtan B.eachon Lake St. skilled fittings .nd remod • a HAl" D ...,...."':OVEN IJ oj~Our ~lady Star of the ~ea and treated for bruises~ ThE!y, The St. MatthewWome'n's was thrown agamst'the \vind- Clair, where.~he taught the art eling. Church "'were,ho~tesses,:at{..an:were later released. 'Club will hOld its first fall shield and suffered a bruised of water skiing. She al~o has :lt~1JUdTwemt~ open~house.of the church an~~, Donald Harvey was issued 'a' luncheon:an~ c~rd pw;tyln the: forehead. ~he was taken to Cot- ~aught at the Beverly SkI Club FREE PARKING I PURl: sCoTTISH WOOL ' s(lhoolon Sunday, Septembe~~., violation for' not having his 'car .church ,audltQrlutn on Thurs- tageH~spltal and later released. m Maryland. Rear of Building ,------' .\ Among the hostess:~ asals~::~der control and causiDg'~~ndaY, Sept,~rii~er13, at 12:30p.m... i DW#ag~to' the 'car:,was esti- Her husbB:nd,C~urtney, was mg Mrs. John K~ B~""., presl ,accident. " ' The nienu"Wlllfeature'ham loaf mated at 'about $150. a Grosse Pomte High graduate d'ent.of the Altar SocIety, were: ' with mushroom' sauce.' and a member of the Blue Devil J. A. Frazier Mrs. James Lemhagen, Mrs. I k l' . t F ' . t" '11'Mr G' ....any a man works, overt;-e varsl'ty tennI'steam.prl'or to en- 13145 E. Jefferson, at Drexel , 11 M' A th tta esa ot""of courage' 0 or reserva lons.,ca" s. . .IT.l ...... , • SIJort Coats James Farre, rs. r . ur ,. ., "'.' , . h" f. cIs f t ' g M' higa State Unlver VA 2..781'8 Uplbiin d . d M Cl .' admit thai'aometimes you dOl:l't,H. Lauhoff'TU •.:S~5051,or Mrs. trying to convmce IS nen, 0 erm IC n" - ~~:~~~lan" an rs. une have any.' . EdwardH~aly,'.Tu.'1~1713. . his ho~esty. sity in 1951. Currently, Court- Custom Tailor c , - ~' $40 Manual' Being D,istributed..-- The :incomparable "Harris F:or Corastitution' Week' :. Tw~!ed" hand woven in Scot~ land of all virgin wools, in a h,mc1some 3-button natural The week of September 17 fitting sport coat with the through September 23 will be. ' new slim lines. A most com- plete selection of "Harris observed:throughout the United ' ,. Twlled" sport coats in regu- States as Constitution Week. In lar, short and long. observance of this. event, meni--'. I b,ers of Elizabeth 'Cass Chapter, Daughters, 'of The American IIlyy Look" It e vol uti 0 n, Grosse Pointe - , l1'armswish to direct attention S,triped Flannels to the "D.A.R.Manual for Citi- ; zenship," ", , $15.95 This -110 page book is of spe- I cial interest to an.y who are The perfect mate to your "Harns Tweed" sport coat. interested. in requirements for I Ble;::Ided of 70% wool and naturalization in the Un,ited I 30% OrIon in Grey or Br,lwn. States. The manual is compiled 'I and publiShed by the National " Society of Daughters of The American Revolution and is available in English, French,. Charge German and Spanish. . a1l~1fs . Accounts It is distributed. through the 'FRI. & ~SAT. store-s /M mel" Invited! efforts of the 'Americanism • Committee.of the D.A.R.for the FREE 19195 MACK • Till 4-5320 purpose of promoting 'good SEPT. 1~'.15 OPEN THURSDAY, ]!'RIDAY, SATURDAY' EVENINGS citizen,shipin order .to achieve sincere and constructive A~er- icanism. Contents of'the 'manual DOOR PRIZES include the Declaration of In- dependence, the Constitution of (No Purchase Necessary) the United States, brief his- tories of the United States and the individual states, rules gov- erning the correct 'Use,of the • 1sl Prize S81 of (4) Silent Safely Amer~can flag, the ,Pledge of Allegiance' to the Flag, the Whit. Wall Punclur. Sealing Tire. , t;:n:!~~~'fW~~t'~~~~~~'"::;~ .. ~ quirements for naturalization. ! • 2nd Prize Sel of ( 4) . Safe-T-Miler The Grpsse".Pointe~.,1ib:l1aries~".~d I . k . : .... -. - . . .. : .. ... ,.. . . will feature the ':rrialiu~hiIl":ex: :. '1 , hibits during'Constitu,tion W«fek 1, General .Tire, . Service Co. • • 18760Mack (at Kerby) White Wall Tires and Mrs. Donald 'M:.,Carson;. .. •• regent. of ElizabethCass' Chap- ter and Mrs. John Finch, his-: Sel-of, torian, in telling of the' manuel, • 3rd Priz,e (2) Winler Gleal stress that it is distributed at.: no charge when it is.to be,used, .S'DO. Tires for the purpose of preparing . for citizenship. Any person Ae- FREE FREE Our pharmacy is dedicated 8iring a copy of this book for 4th Prizl Jumbo (Dry.G~large) the purpose of. studying for to a policy of integrity in... naturalization may obtain such. I '. Batlery .i keeping with the f!nest by calling Mrs. Carson at VA. 1,000 NCJi.I Clippers .. 1.-5794. i traditions of the Americal' Mrs. Finch will open her , ORCHIDS I ..' • 5Jh Prize Jambo (Dry-Gharge) apothecary shop. Your Cadieux road' home to mem-, , and leclther Cases,' bers of the, chapt~ and their t I TO THE health is protected by us.! guests for the'ir Constitution Ballery Day program on the afternoon FIRST of September 17. Mrs. Edward O. Meir, 20670 Vernier circle, SO() LADIES Notre Dame Ph~lrlnacy vice regent of Elizabeth Cass Chapter will assist Mrs. Finch' 17000 Kercheval, at Notre LJame as co-hostess.The program will' be in charge of Mrs. Ralph Wil- TU 5-2154 liams, chapter chairman of Na- tional Defense. FREE CO,FFEE'and DONUTS II!=-- --III ------, _ FAMILIES LIKE YOURS SPECIAL SALE Save at:.this MllJlual, . I ,DURING THIS GRA.ND 'OPENING PERIOD! Savings- Associialion The General' Saf- T-Miler More than 90,000 people in all walks of life USE! First Federal's Tub"e and -Tube'less .3avings plan. F~. Federal .is, a, mutual savings association. Black and White - - - .,. - % OFF It has no separate gl~oup of stockholders; all assets belong to , the savings customers. Your savings here eanl 2~% current' rate-with additions and withdrawals recorded by' the simple GRAND OPENING SPECIAL passbook method~ Eaeh' saver's funds are insutred to $10,000•. , Any amount o~ns your account.. Ask about (lur handy save- by-mail plan. WHEEL BALANCING FREE 2Y2% Scientific WHEEL Wheel' c Current Rate lalancin, . includin, ALIGNMENT ,Wei,hb per - Wheel . CHECKUP I(ercheval near ~St.Clair .EASIEST' TERMS 'ANYWHERE THE GENERAL TIRE SERVICE CO. ,,! IDowr.tfown Heaclquort." ~p 1 Block Welt of ,'" '~ Griswold at Lafoy_"., GENERAL. , 18760 MACK 7..Mac~ ShoPpinl C.nit.r "~~ (lcrOllf from old City Hall .' PARKlHa LOr II;RE TU •.4-6'I80 3 ,W I , J' 'J , 4{ , 1 I I ( -' - ,...-~~ ..-;~:~r::;'.~;::t1.F~,h;',¥. ¥~#,''!;'h.?~.tT'~~%::s:(}<-A:' ~~,*~H!,'&ljr'~::~1?~,~r~:~f~~,~~,~.,~~~~~~~~:":/~~~~~t~r1~,:l:t:~~~I~~~}!~;,,:Tf:~~r~,:~':.~:~:~f~~;Y:~'0~1~~~~~,';;':f~~~i~1:~~.;~~r~~~~~~~~:~~\~:'::~;:,1,,.~:!-,,:it;.,,:-:.,:"',:r?'r:!/";._~,:~"~~~: --c,:-, ~~:- .' - ,,' -- -Thursday, September. 13, 1956 - Page Thirteen - Ann, Woodruff Mrs.: Joh,n :Robert '$u,iton, III Deb Pr~sent~d At-Country Club: . . ~ . . Makes, Debut. . A pink and white theme pre- September 19, had ~s h~ dominated Tuesday evening at guests two classmates, Sally Ann Woodruff made her de- the small Country Club ,dance Bareham and Carole Clements. :but on-September 5 at a--small-, at which Mr. and Mrs. David both .of . Rochester, N.. Y. BIld ,dinner dance, at the Country A. Wallace of Lewiston road Karen Banks, of Burwell, Neb. Club given]by her moth.er,-Mrs .. presented their niece"Sue John- She ~ feted" Monday. eve- Donald M.- Woodruff of Lewis- son, following. the! Weaver- ning at a cocktail party for 40 ton road. , Thomas debut dinnE~. given by' Mr. and Mrs. Frank , wiUmsic81, h e.a d d res ie s The deb wore a cClnfectionof Cotter of Merriweather road. themed the party with' each. of ' white satin and tulle and ,car- the guests arriving in 'colorlul ried pink sweetheart roses. The headgear~': 'l , gown was styled with square , The' evening's, deb, wearing . 'neckline, bodice of white satin Teachers Hear a'pink peau de soie', waltz : and full tulle skirt with apron " 1e n g.t h: gOwD.'with'- beaded of white satin' which was Psychiatrist WOMEN b'odice~chose'a c4"clet {)f' fleut's , caught to a drape on one side. d'amour' and red rosebuds top.; Mrs. Wallace, who was attired Dr. Ralph D. Rabinovitch. ped by a hov~ring butterfly.for, in a pink and white printed eminent child psychiatrist, ad- her headpiece. She':carried: a organza, pinned sweetheart dressed the opening meeting of bouquet of' the sam'e:f1owerS~-'. roses to her purse., " the professional staff of the The receiving line 'formed in Grosse Pointe Public Schools on the' French room at~the Club, The dance \';I'asheld in the Tuesday mornirig, September 4. with Mrs. Woodruff' gre'etiIlg club's main dining room, where in the Pierce sebool aduitorium. guests in a flo"or length -go:wn t.rees at the entranc«~were cov- of emerald satin~ On 'her: head ered with pink mums. pink The speaker was introduced she WOre a replica .of a desk mums arranged in t~ll white by School Board President. Ju)~ior ,League spindle chockfull of bills; -her urns and. pink candles set in Robert F. Webber. ,Dr. Rabin- From Another Pointe corsage was of white rubruni hurricane lamps added to the oviteh is the director of Haw- To '.Give Party lilies. ' pretty scene. A midnight sup- thorne Center, a children'. , William Heath. Ra<:eand Dr. per followed the dance. pavillion. of View' ThE:Junior LeaguQ of Detroit John Ingold, Ann's brothers-in- Ushers fOr the evening were On hand to welcome the staff is gh'ing .a Fashion Show and law, were head ui>hers.Assist- I Jock Hoey, Peter and L-arry \\Tas'Superintendent James w.~ By Kitty Marriott Tea (Jon September 18 anti 19'at ing were George Blaclt,\ 'rony Mercier, Peter Burger, Paul Bushong. The annual meeting • -' 12:30 p. m. in the new auditorium Barr, Sherbourne, Brow:n, Jr., Mabley, Larry Louwers, Robert was under the auspices of the of thl~J. L. Hudson Company. Henry Hubbard, John ,Hem';' Bevan, Tony Morse, and Steve Grosse Pointe Tejichers Associa- Cathy (Catherine Ann) Schemm was feted at the first Fashions will be presented by meter, John Roey; Hays Rock- Saunders" of Bloomfield Hills. tion, with President Virginia of her pre-nuptial parties on Saturday. RosemQ.ry Schultz, Huds,on'sand proceeds from the well and Reade'Rya:t1,iIr. : Sue, who returns to classes at Hoelzle, a Pierce teacher, pr~ who will be one of Cathy's attendants, arranged a luncheon show will go toward maintain. . Subdeb Donna Woodruff wore Mt. Vernon Junior College on sidi~g~ and miscellaneous shower at the early September date ,ing nnd operating the Senior a black' strapless velvet, ,frock, especially for a number of the brid.e-elect's friends who Cez:ter on East ~rand Boulevard with, pirik elephant headdress: leave for their respective colleges within the next few days. whlch the J?m~r League ~pon- for' her, sister's 'party., ' ...... Jack Navin Photo, . . . S,orsand which IS a recreatIonal Diane' Davidson, of Harris,:, .Following ari. evening wedding- ceremony in, Christ MISS Schemm WIll become the ~nde of Murr,a~ M:ac~ center for people over sixty. burg, Pa., a :{3ennettJunior Col~ Church the;,,formerBETSY ANN STEVENS; daughter Don~ld, Jr., at a November 16 evenmg ce~emony m Our ThJ:s year's' chaiimeri, Mrs. lege dassmate of the debuta.'"lte-,'pfMr~ and,Mrs;.'Mark Chancellor Stevens of 'Morass, road SavlC~ur Lutheran Church before the Rev. E. H., Buch- Guy C. Sml'th and'Mrs'.'Rl'cha~d wa,s h,er guest. ' , TAKE IT EASY 'AT heimer. Parents o:f the pair are Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. B. Gushee, are beingassisted'by;. ., ,e . ,wclsmarriedjo the 'son 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Schemm of Whittier road and Mr. a.~d Mrs. Murray Mac- Mrs" Henry E. 'Ewa!d, "Jr~;,with: Mark BIrthday Sutton, J1!. ~f...~aumee avenue. Donald of Roslyn. road. Mrs. John E. Park In, charge ,of ',' ..' SCHOOL CROSSIN(;Sl , III *' • patr~,neSs tickets; ,booth 'chair:: LauraJyn ..Parrott Grieg Marries Joseph Harris rd4.y Tea man, MI:s. John M. Lesesne, Of' 'Joyce .Nixon . Guest at Satu .. poster chairman, Mrs. Jack . --- .. . l. ....--- : The bridegroom-elect's mother will -introduce Cathy Stephenson. ' ,-Joyce Nl~on cele1?t:a~edher Jl,ecerit' ritesiti Jefferson Rosemont road, and the late , . . .slxteenth birthday anmv.ersary Avenue.' Presbyterian Church Mr H . ' AR~[,HUR J. ROHDE to some 60 of her friends on Saturday afternoon, Septem- :r'he followmg ar~ tIcket cap- .on September 5 and in honor of . ' arns. AND COKPAJfY bel' 15~at a tea at her home. Weather .pennitting, tea tables tams:' Mrs.: Austm MarqUIS, this .sp'e'c'ial'teen milestone her ,united in" J?:I~riag~: Lauralyn ------Mr FIb M H G Pa:rro~ qre~g and, ,.T~sephHar- will be set up both indoors and in the garden. Mrs. Wil- s',Roy aU'am; rs. .~ or~',parents; the Robert 3'. NiXcinsvey Harris. ,:, ,SWLlW'POOLS FOR DOGS limn G. Siebert, Mrs. Charles H. Wainman, Mrs. David C. ?on Wood, Mrs. F. James Rob. of Merriweather road~gave' a. , , .. INSURANCE L Mrs C I. J G Mrs K th M Re' hI M mSOtl"II, Mrs. ~ussell Nut~er, :surprise lunchE!Onparty' at the The bride. is, the daughter of If your dog is a swimmer, take owe, • a Vln • auss, • enne . Ie e,' rs. Mrs. Ch~rle3~. FIsher! III, M;rs.. Grosse Pointe YachtCaub. Mr.. aud ~~. ~J:anies, William him to Germany_ A special 271.1 East Jefff!r50n, Detroit T, Mica LO.7-8100 Peter J. Gallette, Mrs. Joseph Eskridge, and Mrs. Ralph John Ping~l,Mrs. RIchard P. :' .The 22 guests were junior GreIg of ~~rrmg~o~ l'oaci swimming' pool for dogs has E. Crose will be the gracious ladies who preside behind Joy, III, Mrs;"Rockwell'T. Gust, year classmates of the honoree's, The bndegroom:lJ the son of been opened at 'Grunewald the tea ums. Jr., .and Mrs. James W; Grace: : at' Grosse' Pointe High School. Mts~ John Harvey Harx:is. of Lake, near Berlin. The MacDonalds will give the rehearsal dinner at the TI?ket booths are locatedm, The surprise:began at,12 o'clock DAC, and a reception at LochmooJ' Club will follow the the League Shop,' 72 Kerche~al, when they ,all arrived at .the evening wedding. A good many other parties are still in through September 15; Camers: 'Nixon, home for a chat-over- the planning stagE~ with definite dates not yet set. Center, 17114Ker.cheval,,today, lemonade session during which *' • • Zf~;~e~,;'~~i~~~a~t m'i5~~~ Joyce ~:wrapped gaily-berib- .. . S. t t Att d H " , boned birthday presents: . Twin IS er 0 en er East Jefferson, from 12-2 p. m. Luncheon at 1 o'clock was'in - Elizabeth Ann Schemm y;ill be maid of honor for her an~iC~:ti.::;/o~~ 'be pur~ GPYC's Commodore's. Room, twin sister. Another set of twins, Barbara and Constance chased by calling TU: 1-1431. where, ~he long table was de.co- Delore will be bridesmaids in addition to the Schultz . rated. wlt~ arran,g~ents of pmk, , , L' d and w h 1t e' cllrysanthemums. miss, Janice Jacoby and the bridl!-to-be's cousin, m a HSllf he battle is won for the Piece de. resistance, was, the Schemm, of St. Clair Shores. Still another cousin. Susan. man who "uever knows when he .birthday cake, beautifully-iced (Continued on Page 21) gets the worst of it. . in pink, and' white. . ------....,-.- -For the1occasion, Joyce wore' , . ,'.;' blue>:tmen: sheath":aress' 'trl'ili.: ..~ .".. ;Dlecl-lo.iIi~white at~.1tl:Le~mall<~o~- Everywhere mroughout Grosse Pointe you'll find homol bearing I> I. 'J.~~' .... *, lar. I~'r '. ~ I •••• • sparkling evidence of tM decorating t~chnlques obtalnabl. at Guests included, J {)ann e Wanamaker's. All work i. done In O1.Ir own shops • • • Adams, B~tsy Buen, tyvin sisters Mary and Jane Kohring .(wIlo, exclusive workmanship but Inexpensive. incidentally had had their" six..: teenth birthday, the ,preceding day), Chris Ernst, Gail Winge:r;~ 5h~,5avorile ter, Barb Deck, Bonnie Zim-' Choose Well merman, Marge Wible, Patty . Johnston. " The list continues with,Jeanne to Live Well . Giroux, Judy, Nothstine, 'Sue ICE CREAM • • C~berworth, Joanne Peters, Rosaleen Malow, Bonnie Legato, Home making i1JcluJes aecor ••• and Summer Elaine Gibson;' Janice Bushong, • it II wonderful time lor II change! Barbara Simpson, Mary Hagg-' lund, Autumn Kennedy and fo t~epointe • • • Vis;' MW fabulous studio • • • Karen McCauley. ' delight ;" Ihe lruly beautiful After the' jolly luncheon, Delightful Riviere Prench 'GS Creom •• ~ a furnishings • • • then tbNll to II host th~re was card play divided be- tw~en pinochle; bridge and genuinoly superb quality in all of ' of new idellS for gra&ious lifling. canasta. yo~r favodfe flavors,. ,. ,. 15~ow obtain- Louis Whitcomb Family' eble in Grosse Pointe. Sold only Scattered Through East it. leading stores. Sea Mmes below. News from Sharon, F;'a.,home cif the Louis K. Whitcomb fami- ly, former Harvard road ~esi~ . , !J.nlerior ;])e~ign dents, ,tells of Mr; Whitcomb's being mimed director of market "SOMETHING SPECIAL" FOR THAT "SPECIAL OCCASION" research; a.new sales divi~ionof and :J.urni~hing~ the Sharon Steel Corporation. A GENUINE FRENCH fWemium ICE CREAM OF FINEST QUALITY Also, that daughter '~ows'e" Open ill day 011 SalurallYs. now Mrs. G. D~Stilwell is llvi:D.g Aifo ConditiOfUa for Y 0111' Comfort iri.New Haven, Conn. Herhus- band, Dr. Stilwell, has joined Telephone TUxedo 1-2100 the research .department of'Yale University ,this fall. He has temporarily given up his prac-' 19853 MACK AVENUE aI Huntington GROSSE. POINTE , tice in orthopedic surgery" in ' i East Lansing.' ' Another daughter, Mary~,and her family live in Summit, N.J. 'She is Mrs. Frank ~H.Tendick, stands Jr. (son of the senior' TendfcKs' " of Pemberton road)~' He has by itself been 'made supervisor, .for the ' . Call a friend, maJ(e a date: Call TUxedo 1.1431 fc,r reservations Bell Telephone'L80boratorie.s in the near Summit. . "., • , . Ice Cream 'PARKED CAR LOOTED Robert. Graul of 1365,Llike- World THE, JUNIOR LEI~GUE pOinte,conipJ!rlned, to Park police .on TuesdaJI', September 4, that someone'broke,'mto his car,. whi<:h,was parked m-front of his house, and s,tole • pair OF DETROI1. of trou~ers and sun" glasses. , ... ,. '-,. -,. \ prese nt's a fas hi 0 n tea Silver &, Gold • plating' ' HALF-GALLON SIZES 1.49 to benefit The Junior leo'Que Senior Center • repairing in tdl the IISUI'Il fl,aflO1'S fashions by The J. l.Huds~n Comp'~Jny \. All W~rIL Hudson.s New Auditorium, 12th Floor, D,o~mtown , Gu.r.nt .... September 18th and 19th, at 2:30 p.m. ' • ladies ••• why worry. about your .ilver tarnishing? .'. • Sold only by these Leading Stores i.. Gross. Pointe:: we'll tamlsh-proof it end Tickets, $2.50 Patronless tickets, $10 C1uorantfJ. ft. • . H.Mlin., In... 89 K.rchev.1 • H.nri'. Market, 17027 K.rell.val Call VA 1~)144 TU. 5-1400 , TU.5.7000 (tax deductible) ~. - ': . Aem. Sllv.rpl~tlll'Co.. • '.r",'. Market, 351 'i.h .... load • Ko,pel: Morl::et, 14507 l. J.fNrson, Open Ev.nlngl by A~lntment ,TU.2-5100 VA. l-19QO 14124 Charleyolx " ~, ) .'\;) • > {, ." r ~. - ~ -";".:7.~'~c..~ --::,~ ..., , , ' . '- ~ "", ... " , , ;, ' .. Page Fourteen G RO SSE. 'P 0 I N IE 'N E W,S . Thursday. September: 13', 1956 Thur: Society News Gath'ered,fr'om ,All of the Poin,tes --.------"""O"------D-o-n---:"'ova-n-s P-e-t-e- Mrs~ 'Roy.'R.oHartm.a.nn" To ...Speak VOWS Fontbonne Auxiliary Gloria Jean Bopp' Tennis Stars Th18 Saturday . Co Following' the Tuesday tennis _Jan~t Carol Ballenti.ne, w- eds Roy Hartmann exhibition at Gross~ Pointe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rlch-' plans 'Fa'shion,Show At t Hunt Club Mr. arid Mrs. Frank ard K. Ballentine of Hillcrest Or Eline W. Donovan gave. a supper , road, 'came in from Denver Event To AId St. John Hospltal Pediatric Division To Be Y. ows Exchanged at Ceremony in St. James Lutheran party. for' the players in their early last week to make final Held in Detroit Yacht Club on September 20 for home in East Jefferson avenue., preparations for her September Church on September 7., Reception' Follows . PI . 1 d db' of 15 m r iage t Richard Merritt _ ThE in Bride's Home the a~=t:~a~ e an~emE~~~~h ' Corb~:ge. 0 . The Fontbcnne Auxiliary will open its fall pr:ogram a tea w Davfs \Cup tean1s; English star The wedding will' take place with a luncheon and fashion show on Thursday, Septem .. futrodw ' Gloria Jean Bopp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Shirley Blomer, Swedish play- at five o'clock Saturday a{tor- her 20, at 12:30' at the Detroit Yacht Club, for the benefit M. Hu.~ Bopp of Torrey Road, became Mrs: Roy Roberts Hartmann er U1f Schmidt and ~Americ8n noon in .Grosse Pointe Memorial of the Pediatric Division of St. John HOSPItal. gan's K on September 7 at an 8:00 o'clock candlelight ceremony in Darlene Hard. , \ . 'C~~~Theodore Hinchman will General"\ chairman' for tne~-----.':'-_----- Dr. Hl St. James Lutheran Church, with Pastor George E. Kurz .Mr.' Donovan," Alfred'" R. event is Mrs. Marylyn C. Knack Maddox and Miss Gloria Ann l"ecipient "officiating. GlanCYt Jr., and C. Allison . give the rehearsal, dinner in her assisted ,by Mrs. Cornelius E.t Mulligan. . " mock Bl, ~------Monroe were in charge of ex. Stepp.ens road home. 1'4rs. Whit- Dunn, co-chairman; Mis. How- On the receptIon co~1nittee whic:':l.is ' The bride walked down ' hibition arrangements, ' ney Collins of Hillcrest road ard J. Cook, honorary chairman; are MIs. Arthur D. Kerw.m,Mrs. Associati the aisle wearing a. gown of quinsand flowing into a full Just a few.of those attending gave a September 5 luncheon Mrs, Charles M, Cullen and Mrs. Eugene Van Antwerp, MlSsFloe- men frO] k b . h skirt, with a chapel train. the afternoon' program were the . and miscellaneous shower for Harold Frear. ticket chairmen; ence Sisman, Mrs. Harry B. Cul- Michigan white sil born azine WIt a Al 1 of ed her dam. ROh d H W bb the' Jack the bride-elect. M R 1 C' Mi t I bli -t b rt Mr H J Mog Mrs square neckline' surrounded enQon ace _orm - Ie ar . e ers, . Miss Ballentine' has asked r~. aro d. ot e ! pu Cl Y e son s. .. t' • post-c.Qc1 ty crown, w hi c h was ~lls 0 Chapins, .Mr. and ~rs. Lawrence Mrs Richal'd Schach of Ann charrman; Mrs. ~CUlS Braun, Frank B.t Nair, Mrs. Sidney Cha- grantee. by a little cuff accentuated trimmed in seed pearls, and held D. BuhIJr., ,the Hugh Loudst . , Mrs. Chauncey DiLaura, Mrs. pin, Mrs. John. Pringle, Mrs. Using: with tiny seed pearls and se- her veil of imported silk iIlu- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Young Arbort. and ~rs. Ro~ert Mayallt. Nelson Mulligan and Mrs. Ersel James Motschall, Mrs. Sylvester the Aege sion. A cluster of white roses Jr., the Leet Dentons and Mrs.' of Duluth, Mmn.,. to attend, her. T.l 0 °tt chairmen Ford, Mrs. Edward Zerbe, Mrs. Dr. H~ quins. The princess' lines and s\ephanotia formed her ,cas- George R. FInk. ,,~T -"PO'""""'<""~~ ,'. " ..~ John C:orbridge" of Denver, ";.~J7c;nccoU:U"::.en"1.torwill be Arthur Fleming, Mes. John Gol. studied were met by a side cuff stud- caded bouquet. The visitors were house guests' ::::'.:;':;{~::';:}kAW+J~:::i\~,H::;::;:/H};i;)iJt;1n11¥N will be his b:r.:others belt man.' Miss Laurena Pringle and the dent Mrs. Eugene McCafiertyt and temI: ded with seed pearls anp, se- Mary Meinke "gas, maili of of the Donovanst Glancys, Alex. ,W ,wi;m~t~1J' 'l'h:eir parents 'are W. J~ Cor- models, Mrs. Edward S. Piggins, Mrs. T. Ward Roosen and Mrs. drove me honor and Charlene BoPP" the ander L.Wieners and A. D. br~dge and Mrs. Oldham cor- Mrs. Raymond Muncey, Jr., Mrs. Elwood Sharp. lecting j Howard-Clark bride's sister, wu junior brides. Wilkinsonsduring their stay. brIdge .. of Casp~r, .Wyo. ,West Wetsel, Mrs. Edward _ monaster maid. ------GroomsmeIl;iwll1lnclude John Schoenherr, Mrs. Lew H. Tan- Sometimes people find it will be 0 Nuptials Read~ The honor attendant wo,re a Scott Jr., R. Carl Grosz and, ney Mrs Charles Kotcher Mrs. easier to grasp an opportunity The te. nymph gre"n dress of crystal Lois S.hirley' Schroth R. Gerald H'andt all of Casper; Alfred Fisher 'Jr. Mrs. E~gene than to let go~ held at t; ,. Drage Watson, 0 f Vernon, _ " .~ A reception at the Lake Shore satin with princess lines, accent~, Marries Edward Naal Mich. and. the bride-electts. ter Libr. t road home of Emory, w. Cla.rk ed by two darker green panels --- brother, Richard . Ballentine. tember 21 followed the Saturday after- flowing down 'in back.' The jun~ September' 1 rites in G~osse', .. . After the wedding reception, H. Gransl noon wedding of his grand- Mrs. ( daughter, Carolyn Cooper Clstrk :. ~::s:~~ :I%e"Sl~"fv~:i,;'in,::'a~~i'~~~, c.Kif1g perfect daytime •.. eashblere 811d flantle 1 , '. ~,p ." ,\ WALTOn-PIERCE KIR~HIVAL JT Slr. CLAUl GROSSI POINT' ," , , .. \ . r • l \ :.L' .. 7S07 7 7 .0 •••• z.' •• tt • SSP P t r PD. n p • • 't n De. n • en _ a_ • t • n Mn ., M b- .. n ____ ~ -_' -_- 'h~ __ -..~ -. _ I.n P. ??. n.r,. .5 •• .e 7.t.. =•• - ... ..-- -, - ...... , $ •• "0' $ P •••• $ ... a,pew.as_co S_f •••• ps ...... "'. Thursday, 'September 13, 195~) GR 0 S S1 POI N y:E:: NE .W!, Page ,Fifteen l' es Woman's'Pag_~ • by, and for Pointe. Women • • ------Metl~odist Fair' Mrs.,:Basil .L. l~~~wisJr. T,ea to .Precede ary Copticist to TaJk Set for Nov~2 ' SCF Benefit Mar.ilyn Jean Houle Arrangements for tbe,Novem- Mrs. Joseph G. Standart Jr., At AAUW Meeting ber 2 WI)man's. Society. Fair of of Ridge road will give a 4 Speaks Nuptial Vows w the Grosse Pointe,' Methodist. o'clock tea on Tuesday. Septem..; Dr Elinor Hu~selman to be Speaker ~t First Fall Gathering Church are moving ahead full ber 18, for a larg~ group of Pointers who are interested in Becomes Bride of Basil lewis, Jr. in Ceremony sion To Be for Members at Memorial Center on Sept. 20 speed un.der the, general chair-" L. on er 20 ______manship.'of Mrs. CarlLani ... : the coming benefit performance' . September 8 in Our lady Star of the Sea Church ' The first fall meeting for all AAUW members, will be The date for the ,first fall, by the famed Danish Ballet ,for ------a tea with fellowship' as its theme. New members will be committE:emeetiIig' has been set, ,the Save the Children Federa- At a double ring ceremony preceding a solemn high 11 program tion~ mass in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church on Saturday, y, Septem .. introduced and prospective members welcomed. Dr. Elinor for Thursday~ September 13, at M. Husselman, a copticist, from the University of Michi- 1 p.m., at the' h()me~ of .'~!,s., A local coinmittee headed l:>YSeptember 8, Marilyn Jean Houle, daughter of Mr. and the benefit an's Kelsey MfA h I '11 b h ak Arthur Ii. Watts, 59;44,Harvard, Mrs. Robert G. Vanderkl6t has Mrs. Ronald Houle of Faircourt road, became the bride Of g useum 0 ' rc aeo ogy WI e t e spe er. during which 'time th.e various taken over a large block of BilL L . J seats at the Masoni~ '.Temple as , • eWls, r., son of Mr. and Dr. Husselman was the 1955'~ I booth chairmen and committee' Mrs. Basil L. Lewis, recipient of the Minnie Cum- . 1 h 1 '11' '11 t for Friday evening, .October 12. of East Detroit. mock Blodgett award, a stipend c~~ psyc 0 WI. glVe'spC?- members, WI 'repor progress Gloria Ann c;>gy, Tickets for the performance will The bride's gown of rose- ~ which is given by th Am" Clal emphaSIS to tl~e study of made during the sUmmer and e encan , . " . l' 1 l' f be available at the tea. point lace over candlelight ried a basket of baby mums. committee Association of University Wo- group ,dynamiCSm her work at revIew ma pans 0 prepara- . Assisting Mrs. Standart will satin had a scalloped neck- Thomas Houle was ring bearer. erwin, Mrs. men from funds collected from the University of Michigan. tion. ( ,; be Mrs. Dexter Ferry~ Mrs. Alan line and long_pohited sleeves Herbert Mellinger acted M p, Miss Flor- Michigan Branches to further Helping with the tea will be. Mrs. Lanz's committees are as Phelps Beebe, Mrs., Henry T. ,trimmed with iridescent se- best man. Seating the guests any B. Cul- post-doctorate w 0 r k 0 f the the followin!c hostesses: Mrs. follows: advisory, - Mrs. W. G. . Mog, Mrs. Bodman. Mrs.. John. H. French . d t' I AI were Joseph Lewis, brother of grantee. Eugene Kl:::.ver,Mrs. Harvey 'A. Brownson, Mrs. W. L. Griffith, Jr., Mrs. Daniel W. Goodenough, qUl~S a~ my pear s. ter- the bridegroom; Frederic~ Or- Sidney Cha- Using her stipend to travel to W~gner, Mrs. Frank D. Mcln- and Mrs. Hugh C. White; splici- Mrs. John J. Newcomb, Mrs. natmg tIers of lace and nylon Allis d Robert ,ringle, Mrs. the Aegean Islands and to Egypt, tyre, Mrs. Charles Leavitt, Mrs. tations, Mrs. Willis Bugbee; fair: Miles M. O'Brien and Mrs. B~ tulle cascaded from the fitted ~~;~i~.bert on an rs.' Sylvester Dr. Husselman vis it e d and Otis M. Dickey and Mrs. Fred finance, Mrs. Norman Mooney; E. Taylor Jr. ' waistline into a chapel train. .Mrs. Houle donned a cham- Zerbe, Mrs. studied many ancient villages W. Adams. decorating, ,Mrs. Paul Young- s. John Gol~ Henrik Kauffmann; Royal Her triple-tiered veil of silk pagne lace over taffeta gown. ~ and temples. In Egypt al.one she Also on the branch program dahl and Mrs. Morgan Johnson;' D~ish Ambassador to. the illusion fell ~rom a; scallo~ matching sequined hat and sa- , McCafferty, dro:re m~re than ~,500ml1es co~- for September will be a meeting en t e r t'a i n men t, Mrs. Gene ~ ce 'en and Mrs.. Umted States, a~d Dr., Rl~hard la: crown trlmmed.m s~u.~ ble brown accessories for her lectmg 1?formatlon o~ coptlc of the .TuesdllY Evening Group. Charles; promotion and ,pub- P. Saunders, national preSident ~d 'Seed pear~s. WhIte gLadioli daughter's wedding She pinned m~masterles. Her talk wlt,h slldes Start.ing ()ff with dessert at 7:45 licity, Mrs. Clyde Bowles; pro- of Save, the Children Federation, and stephanotIS centered by a' . . .' . WIll be on her recen.t trIp., this groul) will discuss the cur- ject day, Mrs. Walter Holc'omb. will attend the benefit per; white orchid formed the bridal cymbldi~ orchi~s to her purse. The tea and meetmg WIll be rent best sellers and start its The various booths and their formance. . bouquet. The bndegroom s mother wore held ~t the War Memorial Cen. yearly reading program. chairmen are as follows: Christ- Proceeds will be used for Mrs. John T. Griffin, honor misty blue lace over taffeta, ter LIbrary on Thursday, Sep. M' D ld S if rt ill b mas booth, Mrs. P. J. Hart and work in the United States. matron for her niece, was at- trimmed in brilliants, matching tember 20 al- l'~O M W'll' IS. ona e ewe M W'll' M t G'ft • , tired in a waltz length gown of sequined hat and navy acce~ ','" , ~ ..... rs. 1 lam the speaker. Hostesses win be rs. I lai:p, on gomery; I H. Granse wIll be m charge. . booth, Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy iridescent rose taffeta. Her head- sories. She pirm.ed tiny pink Mrs. 'Granse, as fellowship ~rs. HuoowarbdHahrnThso~and M1?' and Mrs.' Roy Siewert; Baked pi~e was .of matching :velvet rosebuds to her purse. chairmarl of the branch, has re- • owe. re aug. IS grO?P IS good and delicatessen, Mrs~' Center Holding tnmmed WIth a face veil and ceived word that the 1956Grosse andespeCiallyprofeSSionalc~eated womenfor busmesswho F"rancI's Shaw, Mrs. Carl Man- -PhO~~.by John Henderson Studio she carried pink gladioli and The newl~eds l~ft on a Pointe International Grant Gift cannot att rd the afternoon gUSt and Mrs: A. R. Hancockj MARILYN JEAN HOULE, daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Teeners', Dance baby mums centered by a white northern wedding tnp after • has been assigned to Miss. FMeld- meetmgs, of.ethel branch, but any Apron booth, Mrs. Hugh Delfs Rona Id Hou 1e 0f F Blrcou.. rt roa,db' ecam~ th e. b'dn .e 0f Mr • orchid. breakfa-;t and reception at the nee Agathon of ParlS, rance.. t t db' . 't d and Mrs. C. R. Sessions; Salad T • S't d ., (). L d St' ' f t'\,;. S --- Identical gowns in rainbow D~troit Yacht Club. Miss Agathon, whose field is so- In eres e mE~mer IS mVl e . "-JeWISon a ur ay mommg m Ul", a y ar 0 ue ea In order to allow time for' a~- , Th fi t g 1 b h bar, Mrs. Ernest Scherer and Church. The bridegroom is the' son of Mr. and Mrs. tendance at Friday evening hues with matching headp~eces For traveling the new Mrs. ,e rs re u ar r~nc sec- Mrs. Arthur Watts. Jr.; Supper - were worn by the three bnd,es-. ' . tion on contemporary literature . Basil L. Lewis, of East Detroit. football games, the Youth Coun- maids: Mary Jane" Edwards' in LeWISchanged to a fitted SUitof will be held at the Barrington booth, Mrs. Charles Zentgraf eil of the' Grosse oPinte War Jesuit Group road home of Mr~. C. G. Turrell and Mrs. Kenneth Huddleston; . '. 'd Memorial has delayed the start- seafoam green; Patricia Liddell nutmeg brown with white and in tawny gold, and Janet Gard- brown accessories, and pinneC! on Tuesday, September 25, at Doll clothes. Mrs. 'John Gould; ing time for their Five'School Den.Ise EverE~tt'We ' ner, peaco<:k.blue. Green ivy ac- an orchid to her shoulder. Plans Benefit 7:45. Mrs; Donald Seifert of the Jewelry, Mrs. Jack Gates~ . _ Scramble dance this Friday, cented thell' bouquets of euchar- Aft S te b 20 th air Grosse Pointe Public Library - , September 14, from 9 p.m. to ist'lilies. er ep .xu er , e p Members of the SS. Peter and' Paul Unit of the Jesuit Seml'n- will also address this group on R th A G. t' W d T R '~ J T I . 10:30'p.m. Flower girl, Maureen Griffin, will reside in their new home in a "Preview of New Books." u, nne e,s 0 e 0' aymon' c ay or Dress for the party will be wore 'a white net frock and car- St. Clair Shores . sry Association who are spcn- A newly form.ed M.usic Grou.p, W',II.,am Harvey Jones . . ." casua1 so th a,t 'anyone may soring d benefit tea on Wednes. WIth. Mrs. John JakIe as chalr- _ ' . come directly from ,the 'football day, September 26, are Mrs. man, is inviting members and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Geis of ------.- game. tv Memorial.'. The closing ~ft~~:e Jr~~mJ~~~~a~rsFi:~~~ friends to join them at nine Fri- Youngstown, . Ohio, have an- Couple Exchange Vows iri Pointe Congregational Church ,hour of the ._dance has be.~n c;ORRECTION! mons, Mrs. Frank Gorman, Mrs. day afternoon concerts of the Saturday Afternoon., 'Motor W, est to R, eturn to Colleg'e made a littlel ater, 12:30 a.m: " Detroit Symr,hony' Orchestra 'at nounced the engagement of their Sloppy Joes and soft drinks will William P. Fisher, Mrs. Joseph I: d ht R th An t Wil :l. b d h . Louisell, Mrs. J obn C. Cook, the :new Henry and Edsel Ford aug er, u ne, 0 - Wearing a ballerina length gown of tufted white nylon, . e serve at t e C~nter to. elim- Mrs. Tom Petzold, Mrs. Andrew AuditoriUm. Ham Harvey Jones,. son of Mr. Denise Everett walked up the aislle of Grosse Pointe Con- mate the ~ecesslty of after ••• Margaret Rice's monogrammed two-tone ltc- Any AAUW member or.friend and Mr,s. James Ba'trlis Jones of t' al Ch h S't d 'aft " t be 'th dance'snacks. Foop. and refresh- classic jersey in heather brown, beige and taupe, Reed and Mrs. J. Frank l\'.I. J grega Ion ure a Uli ay c~rnoon 0 come e' mentS will. be inciuded' 1n the Gough. interested should obtain a se~- St. Paul avenue, Grosse Po~nte. bride of Raymond'Taylqr. '. price 'of the' dance which will charcoai with red were advertised as thirty-nine son ticket by contacting one of G t d f Th R M J hn 0--'------Mrs. Robert Gotfredson of the following members. of the Miss eis was gradua e rom h dethev4' , ar CUS . o'tals~nf' Wachter were ushers. be a special bargain of $1 per ninety-five, in the September 6 issue. It should Whittier road will be hostess mus;,c group committee: Mrs. Ohio State University after at- ea.r . e 0 e ocl kreCI .0 For her daughter's wedding, couple or 75c stag or hag. have read' ...... •.•••••••••...... 29.95. I . for the tea in her home from JakIe, TU. 1-2922;,-Mrs. John tending Denison University' in vows. m the chapel ,lounge: MIs. Everett was attired in a Sandy MacMechan, president - I 2 :0 6 p.m. Mar~;hal1,TU. 1-3988; Mrs. Wil- Granville, Ohio. She is" a mem- A reception. follo~ed, also'in royal blue' silk chiffon. dress, of the Youth Council, annOUIlC- MARGARET RICE ...... 76 Kevcheval 9 new Mrs. Joseph Verhel1e is chair- Ham. Quinlan, TU. '2-3301, or ber of Kuppa Alpha Theta Sor- th~ chapel lounge. pale ,pink;tulie ,hat ~d ,had a ed that St~Y,eKeller.would be i Hair man of the party; Mrs. John M. Mrs. Emil Dauch, TU. 4-5049. orl'ty. The bride is the daughter ,of corsage 'of pink rosebuds. "chairman fpr,the dance. Marg- Int. Murphy is co-chairman. Mr. and Mrs. W. B: Everett of Th.~ newlyweds will' motor aret Nigro will he in charge of The annual benefit tea is a Mr. Jones was graduated !rom Mt. Vernon road, 'who moved across-.the-country, 'arriVing ,in .refreshments and Connie Mal- 'OINT! to money raising event to support NEVER l\1[1SSEDtiAME Grosse Pointe High School and the Pointe a year ago rr9lnthe Cillif6rnia 'later this month. The comson and Lisa Robinson j reS'- the Jesuit Seminary and for the Lou Creekmur of the Detroit Denison University and is a West coa$t. The bridegroom'is- new.Mrs.,.Taylor will'return to ponsible for: decorations.' training of seminarians for the Lions, has never missed a game, the son of Mrs. Helen Taylor~ of Occidental College in Los An- Roston Clark's orchestra will priesthood. either pre-season or regular sea- member of Sigma Chi Frater- Ontario, Calif. . ," geles~I'for her senior year; Mx:. play for dancing until closing. The tea is open to all women son contest, since he' joined the nity. No date has been set for A boat neckline' 'and three- Tayl()r is doing. ,graduate work <>£ the community. te~m in 1950. the wedding. quarter sleeves distinguished the at thlHl3me college.. Attache at the' German Con- = ------'------bridal gown. A coronet of seed " , sulate in Detroit .. pearls held the bride's ,shoulder ,Colnsuls' Wl.Ve'S The Kruse's have moved to veil, and she carried an arrange- Notre Dame avenue. . ment of stephan'otis. H' d t T ~ong those-,presEmt at, Mrs. . Betsy Palmer, the bride's sole onore a ea Carloni's tea-party' were Mrs. attendant, wore a pink sheath Edward H. Moss,' wife of the dress with fuU tulle overskirt, a . Mrs. Isabella Carloni, wife of British Consul; Mrs. George N. small flowered pink hat and car- .the Consul of Italy in Detroit, Bashara. wife of ~e Lebanese ried pale pink carmiticns -with entertained some, 'of her friends Consulj Mrs. Charles N. Gil- ivy. &t tt~aon August 29 at the more, Mrs. James M. Barnes Bar17 Everett, brother of the CadC:lni residence. in Grand and' Mrs. Philip K. Hills. bride, came from the Univer- Mara.is boulevard to meet Mrs. sity of Southern C~ornia, to Heinz Kruse,' recently arrived More. than, 766,000 persons be best man. Another brother, from Germany to joiIi..her htis~ were injured in weekend traffic Russell Everet~, and ';Robert band - who .is the CQmmercial' ~ccidents last,year. ZODIAC Chronotron THE ULTIMATE IN PRECISION.TIMEKEEPING RUNS FOR, A' YEAR ON A BATTERY Th.~-Iabuloul . Zodiac Chrono. fron is the perfect executiie gift or ,presentation. flaw- . lesl timekeeping lor • by f3mous designer. Branell .... o year on a single bat. '.<: t.ry. Massive sotin brass soft charcoal green tweed Ii .... gentle case with brilliant .gold- $170 en Signs of the Zodiac. J 5 jacket,. .. narrow profile skirt .. Ii jewel Fed. Tax Inc. 8uby jewe's. l~ac 4 Offlo.ol Wolth Swissfedtrall~i1woY$ trimmed •••••••••••••••••••• 125.00 CHARLES & COMPANY W. WAR, .' REN J I W i L E R S A N'D S I l V E R S'MI T H S 15.20 WJ:~SHfNGTON BOU~EVARD , '. Detroit.M. ,Michipn':"-, Telephone WOod.ward~-5181 -I,~to:ra ~OUl'l 10:CMJuntn. 5:00 76 Kercheva'l, on the hill ] .- J ...... --...... __ ...... _ ...... --._:"'" ...... --.:..~..-...... ; H: __ .... .- .... ".-1 d ...... t...... ~ eM-_ .,...... ~,.,_ d __ • d"'''' d~.' oS -'" •• g •• Sde c ..... d • Cd $CSMSds=rrrdrtddCdddMr _~n ...-"_J~ __ ._-:;.=.-;;r==;::"'f~~~=-r -".,:;o:r no .""',., ,"'!!l'''''' ....--.,..,.---... T; ~ -::-' ~ ••- "'" ... ~ 'c ~'-- ...,""'"""'.-:' ~ O~ ~ -;:::::~-;-"T~--~ ~~,r7~~~~""'7.~~.,:.;'"'' ,"~ :,: ,'- <':'c:::_>' _;,,' _,~,'~<':"""~", '.'~"~,,:",::,~,,'''''' 0<;.1::---. " ~~ , T~ur Page Sixteen G R O.s s' E 'p 0 I N T E". NEW S Thursday. September 13. ,1956 Society News-Gathered from All of the Pointes w Alpha Xi, Delta Grads to Meet Poinl Mrs. Clark Pearson will be under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Thomas, Girl j hostess to the Grosse Pointe Cornelius H u y s ken. program Short a'nd to e Pointe Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Xi chairman. ' , lh Mr. anc Delta at 8 p.m. Monday, Sept- Mrs. Stanley A. Strifiler will MR. and MRS. ERNEST CUT•• • to her. _Bev.erly _road home. She diet ,of ( LER JR .. (Patricia .Hosmer) of has 'spent most of the. summer ember 17, at her home a't 399 give a report on the presents- Jane Weaver, Bow cocktail c Chalfonte avenue. Assistinl~ her tion of the Grace Ferris Mem- Nottirigham road announce the cruising .in ,Long _ Island and will be a committee comprisea arial Library of 100 books to birfu of" a s.on,. WILLIAM. ER- Mrs. :RobE~rtC. C.onklin ,New England waters aboard the Two Debutantes Presented to Society at Cocktail and their hon of Mrs. Axthur Bersey, chair- the Oakland County Sanator- NEST. CUTLER, III, on August "Maid. Marian. II':' 'with MR. ember 11, roan~ Mrs. R. R. Adams, and ium on September 8. The 16. Materal grandparents ar~ ,BLISS joining her for occasion- Dinner Party in, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club gagement DR. and MRS. Harry L. al' 'weekends. Recent Poi'1te Mrs. Alfred Witter. Birmingham Alumnae sponsor- Patricia And Thomas and Jane Weav~r bowed to so- Olivia Pro As the opening meeting of the ed this first presentation in HOSMER. guests of Mrs.' Bliss have in- Maynard year, the program will cc)nsist Michigan. Mrs. Striffler made '" '" '" cluded MRS. DAVID A. WALL- ciety Tuesday night at a cocktail and'dinner party given of a ger.-acquainted in the na- the presentation speech in, her CYNTHIA DARRaGH ot Bed- ACE,.' MRS. CHA-RLE: S C. by their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred John erend anc ture of "What's My Line?" capacity as National Editor. ford road, class of 1960'and win- CREEDON, and- MRS.. CYRIL Dalton of Mawnee avenue and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Maynard ner of a college scholarship con- . J. EDWARDS. Dr. and Mrs. Delmar Franklin Weaver of Bishop road. boulevard, ...... tributed py .the 'Detroit Mt. . !...arge urns of white mums~ Miss Be Holyoke Club, will be among Home in Handy road after flanked the receiving 1in~sho.ulde~ floor length ~own of from Hill~ dlJlil T~~, Wi~~I1IBlit-I? the 456 new students arriving' va c at i on in g at Windermere which formed in the Vene- whIte silk taffeta. WhIte lace begin her at IMount Holyoke College on I House, Muskoka Lakes, are MR. tian ~ Room of the Grosse insets distinguished the bod:ice Briar Co September 19 for a five-day': and MRS. GEORGE H. PRrM- . Y h b W' h M and streamers from the WIde made her P mnte ac t Clu. It r. aqua taffeta bow high in the ~ ~ 18,"" F~~OJWlW~ orientation program prior to;t~e i EAU. Mr. Ma: beginning of the academic year. ' '" '" ... and Mrs. Dalton were the de- back extended to the hemline from St. P Guests in the Lake Shore road butante's uncle and aunt, Mr. Her nosegay bouquet was c4. . '" . New Hal1l JuLif______ANNOUN(ES$A _ ().SHOWING,_ _ Two girls from Grosse Pointe home of the HENRY E. CAND-, and Mrs. R. Dexter Brown, pink sweetheart roses. University will enter Randolph-Macon Wo- LERS. have been their grand- of Boston, Mass." and Honis, Mrs. Weaver- wore an aqua ing the Th o{ man's College in Lynchburg; sons, BILL, 3, and ALEX, five- N. H., ,who will be here until taffeta sheaih and corsage of Alexandril months-olq., here from Farming- Va., this fall. They ~e CHERYL Saturday. stephanotis for her daughter'a A June POWERS, daughter of MR. and ton, Conn., with t,heir mother, Dinner' tables in the, main important evening. and will t~ MRS. IlOBERT BRUNA POW- I MRS. ROBINSON CUSHMAN. lounge bore" wide aqua ribbons Jane's escorts were .Tames ,IiELEN I~O~D ERS, of 'Rivard, boulevard,' and' , ,\ ...... ' ... , and were' centered with nose- Hodge Stark, former Pointe lad PAGE SINGEWALD, daughter-, WINDSOR: RIc-HARD, DAV- gays of pi.nk and white carna- who now lives in Alpena, and of DR. and MRS•. JOSEPH T~ I IES-II and his Siste,r, THERESE, tions. Greens :and pink and Thomas Mayo Hartzell. Chur~ SINGEW ALD, JR., of Univer- are back in classes at St. Clare white carnations also adorned a Dining with the Weavers were CARRUTHfRS sity place. Miss Powers attended of Montefalco School after, a Plan, la'l'ge trellis in_ the ballroom. Art their Bishop road neighbors,Mr. Grosse Pointe Country. Day busy and educational. summer. Quatro's band played for dinner and Mrs. Karl G: Behr, and the School and Rogers Hall, Lowell, The children of DR. and MRS. and dancing., latter's son-in-law and daugh. The Ev Mass., receiving her degree WINDSOR s. DAVIES of Audu- Ladies Di Patricia -greeted. guests in a tel', Mr. and Mrs. James D. Stan. from Rogers Hall. Miss ,Singe-I bon road, they diVIded their Pointe M full length blush pink silk faille dish III. wald 'attended Friends' School, vacation between camp and Lakeshore - J;Jaltimore, Md., and was -'gradu-, . travel. Windsor was at Culver gown, the neckline and bodice Mrs. Behr entertained on Sun- trimmed with Swiss lace ap- day at a cocktail and buffet in luncheon ated from. Grosse Pointe High Woodcraft Summer Camp 2nd tertainme! School. Therese ~t Huntington Camp on plique. 'She carried a nosegay of honor of the debutante. ' • .. * pink sweetheart roses and white The Daltons gave a small din. 12, at 12:~ Walloon Lake. Elinor; MARY DAVIDSON, of Stan- • * • carnations:. ner at the DAC on Saturday for of the Det ton Lane, daughter of DR. and Prior to the re-opening of A champagne peau de soie their daughter and for Mr. and speaker. MRS. DAVID M. DAVIDSON,. school" Mrs. Davies to"ok the gOWl: and corsage of green or- Mrs. Brown. ~s. Wesley Peo. is among a group of 290 new - -Picture by Beatrice Zwaan Studio youngsters 'on _a motor trip to chids were Mrs. Dalton's choice pIes of Washmgton road has Mrs. G, students who will report to the SUSAN SPAIN TOWER. of St. ClaIr Shores, and Rob. Quebec and Montreal. Her sis- for her daughter's debut. Es- also sch.eduled :a. ~eptember 14 chairman, Lawrence College campus, Ap- ert C. Conklin, of Grand Rapids, repeated their vows at 4 ter, M,ISS ESTELLE JONA'I'ES, corting the deb were her cousin, brunch In PatrICIa s honor. Seeley, Mj pleton, Wis.• on September 13 o'clock rites Saturday afternoon, September ,8, in Christ of Chica:go, accompanied them Richard Collier. and" George Myron Sc CHILD HURT IN FALL for a week of orientation be- Epi pal Ch h Ob r 0 . on the fortnight's J' aunt. Johnston II. MacDonall fore classes begin 'on the 20th. sea. urc,. er In. ,. . Mark Seeley, 16 months old, The bride is th!,! daughter of~------* * • PatHcia will return to Brad. Mrs. J. P...... ford Junior College on Sunday, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Raphael, c BERNADETTE THIBODEAU Mr. CU;d¥rs. Lewis R. Tower,. of John Silvernail, of Prattsville, MR. and MRS. GABRIEL Seeley of 852 Beaconsfield, was where she has been asked to The EVE Oberlm, fOl'1l1:er~y,of Tourame N. Y., was matron of honor, and O'CONNOR and their young rushed to Bon Secours Hospi. entertained eight local fellow road. Mr. Conklm ~ parents are Mary Tower was her sister's serve as a hostess to welcome in- first sewi: son, TIMOTHY DUFFY O'CON. comirt.g freshmen. Her house tal by Park police on Friday, students from Maryville College the Albert E. "Conklms, of Starn: honor maid. Mrs. Thoin:as And- day eveni NOR, have returned to Manhat. August 31, for treatment of a of-the Sact:ed Heart ill St. 'Louis, ford, N. Y. ' . f Minn r tt d d . guest for the debutante whirl is the homE tan. Beach, Calif., 'after visiting severely gashed right ear and Mo., at tea last week in her A silk :wedd' g g'O : ....l.. In~, 0 • .eapo IS, a en e as a college classmate, Jaan Ped- Hoose, wit 4 • ~, Mrs. ,O'Connor~s parents, MR. wn w7"u. brIdesmaId. der, of Birmingham. scalp. A police report said the Broadstone road home. The girls scoop ned:1me,- bas que bodIce . . ' and: MRS. RAYMOND DUFFY lVITs. Mau return to classes tomorrow. and bouffant skirt extending in- Christopher Beebe. of GI~n- 'Jane Weaver was the other ra- child tripped and fell down the hostesses. Seniors MARGARET SEITZ to a sweep train :was worn by coe, Ill.. performe,d .the duties (Continued on Page 21) diant debutante, wearing ~ off- steps of his home. ,~f and MARY' HOBERT; sopho- the bride. Orange blossoms en- of best man. J~hn. E. Tower, , more MICKEY MURPHY, and circled the net lace cap which brother of ~he brld~; and James, Club f r e s.h men NINI PUGLIESI, held her double-tiered fingertip W. McKenzl~, .of Akron, -O.,ush- JUDY SIGISMOND, JILL TAY- veil of illusion. ered. LOR and BARBARA LAMB .She carried an arrangement of .After a reception at the Ober- S-p a n s '1: he Seasons Phyl~ ~ ~ 0*.. C).MoiL ~~ •.~ 150. were guests of Miss Thibodeau,. stephano.tis atop an heirloom ~ Inn, the pair left for Warm who is a memper 'of: the junior prayerbook.. ~prings; .Va. They- will. make "Poise ~ ~tem., class on the St. :Louis campus. The .bridegroom's sister, Mrs. their ~home in Grand Rapids .. Speaking" }C)R(~ ~et:~~~1~cQ of Phyllis • • • fust meet TAllORIE() (yl\\DRfSSY" ' The BEN MARSHES are versif.y place and the RICHARD Irvine lane, - follOWIng a six- vacation once more. settled in Irvine MARSHES of St. Clair Shores, weeks' stay,at her summer place • • • from brisk fall days Woman's lane after spending nearly three spent their vacations with them. at the Huron Mountain Club. to winter at the Grc months at their summer spot in '" "'" '" '" orial Cent Elk 'Ra"ids. The KENNETH .. .. : MRS. 'SIDNEY T: MILLER Late this month MRS.' C. Mrs. Co BERGMANNS and the BURT JR is once more at home in HASCALL BLISS will return troduced 1 IWEYHtNGS, JR., both of UIii- has instrUi oryandc< give poinu ductory 81 tell how t( materials j SMOKE TONES ••• She is a College ar. Choose smoke grey or of the Al smoke blue, which has an Detroit, an ed by the Autumn haze that looks as the I most refreshing now. Suit .. Michigan . is etched with rayon The SOcii velvet collar, , of the tea a~other thrilling first Mrs. E. G beautifully detailed Walter H~ by mountain home! petal pockets. Inan. 'Sizes 9 to 15. What could be wormer? Tarpoon 69.95 cloth pants and- jacket lined with AAU Nylon fleece - wormer than the 4 lomb's own. Pants come plaid or Tea plein - completely washable; Mrs. Alb I Y.II.. I:LII"IIESSizes Toddler 2 - 4; 3 to 6x. bership cr. .. I... .. *P • Pointe Br~ Associatio. 110 Kercheval TU 1-7227 men has 1 of the Br; members interest in Now. for the first time, tion to an tation t~a our f~mous berton rO! outdoor- ember 16, "rnountai,l mist" wool/rayon The pur introduce' worsted jersey has eff~eted sports- shop men of tb. a previe" the high fashion manners the COnlln in which of plaid. The' flattering_ objectives leg: Assistinl result':' a whi:te-collared'. arrangem€ Becker, ~I beauty with slender fashjonsi MIs. Char F. Gehrig paneled skirt and' hidden Mrs. Edg pockets, a on~-dress wond~rful; socks sized for fas.. uel Shen Dagens al wardrobe' for'every winter tidious:l~gs- •.~.. from 9 on up." belt. hour. N~v'l,with. rea Galaxy 'of'coiors. do' hiwe them personalized, Endieo sJies 12 to 20. Betroth with a smart monogram. '59.95 A cock, complete,' -with" three lette," 8eptembe monogram. 2•91:"•• road hom bley rev . .... of her d . Charles of Mr. an Endicott JaC().hSOI}~ 47 EAST ADAMS, , . Marianne 'DOWNTOWN Dr. Tro 82 K~RCHEV AL, M- .. . ~ict.. The bri K,ercheval, at St. Clair from Mt, GROSSE POINTE made h€' TUxedo 2.7000 , . family} Her fian Fashion Show every Thursday at Michi 76 'Kercheval, on the hill Wayne S ot London Eo~t-. .12:45 to 2 P.~. Use Your Charga-Pfate Aw fun. 22, ... - 'f, J. , . . J. . I' .. • Page Seventeen' ,1956 Thursday. September 13.' 1951) &ROSSE 'POINTE N'EWS . .' . s Woman's .Page .' --. • by, of, alldfor Pointe Women: Pointer to Wed M d J'A Ch I H K.' J 'B AS' mat~g ostr~ch spray with [ Wartenas Plan To TOUTEUT.ope- Girl from Ohio r. an rS..a r:es ~ Ing,. r. etsy.... nn teve n5 =,;;; :.e~::d :0:': .September 14 is deParture vember 27 aboard the Constl. ' h ,- purse. . day for Mr. and MrS'. Donald Itution.' ' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bene- ' ,e, 5' - Jo 'n', S'utto' n When the newlyweds left on Wartena of, Edgemor.lt park" Da'(Lgh,ters B.everly and dict ,of Glendale, Ohio, at a W d their. wedd~g t~p to an un- who will board the United Donna will, be at Pine Crest cocktail and buffet supper in , known destmatlOn, th~ new. States bound for Europe. S h l' F rt L d dale and , • •• I, , ' , Mrs. S~tton changed mto a. .. c 00 m 0 au er , .' - their home on Tuesday, Sept- Exchange Vows In Christ Church Geremony on Saturday costume- suit salt arid pepper Their fr~ends, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Junior lCollege m ktail and of ember 11, announced the en- , Eveningj 'Receptio..n Follows at Country Club tweed with. black satincollar~' JaCkalHarrFlDl, gtonill~OftrFort L~~ Boston respectively, while their d el lub gagement of their daughter, , , ,'. and a ,white felt beaver' hat. der £:, 8., W av WI d Given in marriage by her ,father~'~Mark ,Chancellor.- ' the~ an~ -the ,foursome ,are parents are ab.roa.. . Olivia Proctor, to Erville Byron ed to so- Stevens of Moro~ road, Betsy Ann St,evens entex:ed, Christ' taking a CRr. • After. spendmg ChrIStmas ~ given Maynard Jr., son of the Rev- Church; :Grosse Pointe, .S~turday 'eVenirig tob,eC.Qme ~the' ~eople ~ay ~ave reasons for ~hey pl~ to m~tor m France, the Pom~e the Wartenss ~, , red John erend and Mrs. Erville Byron bride of John 'Robert- Sutton III at an ,8:30 o'clock service. ,t~ymg to deceIve others, but SWItzerland, ,Spam and Italy make their annual trek to theIr Fla., and Maynard of Grosse Pointe . " 'if' h.t " " ,'~ " :,. . why try to deceive themSelves. before returning home on No- Fort Lauderdale home. Sh e wore an 0 w 1 e gres , - road. boulevard. de lordre gown, ,the portrait- Ann 'Meader, Jane Ottaway,', Miss Benedict was graduated neckline outlined .With, lace; Judith Nelson; Suzanne, Hu,rt; , gown of from Hillsdale School and will pea r 1s' and psP1e'ttes;' the Mrs. John::M. Lesesne, Barbara begin her junior year in Sweet fhite lace same lace and. beadecl':'trim,JI4edertj of plev~land; Hale,Van the bodice Briar College this fall. She d d: t ',' l' d' 'Zandt, of H~tmgto,n, ;W" -v.,a.;, the wide made her debut in 1954. ex t en e. In, wo pane s . ()wn, and .Einily Sheppard, of Grand gh in the Mr. Maynard was graduated the bodice and volurmnousRapids. .. - , e hemline. from St. Paul's School, Concord, skirt~ ' , . ' Robert L .. 'Starnes was best.' : et was c4 New Hampshire and Harvard \ Her jewe~ed ~rown ?eadpiece .man for ~e bridegr90rtl. whose " ,', University. - He is n()w attend- secured an llluSlon veil ~mbell~ .parents are the JohnR. Suttons ' e an aqua ing the Theological Seminary in iShed with the heirloom Brus- Jr., of Maumee road. . ::orsage of Alexandria, Virginia. sels lace which her mother, Mrs. Other esquire attendants were daughter's A June wedding is planned Mark C. Stevens. and grand- Mark C.~tevens"J*",and '.1;'homas and will take place in Glendale. mother~ ~s. Mark B. Stevens, B.', Stevens,' Donald' C. Beau- ere James had worn. The veil extended tnont, William R.Hamilton In;,' Pointe lad beyond the train of the gown. Richard Allread, :of'FortWayne;: ' lpena, and Church_ La,dies Teil attendants' pr~eded the DlJ.vid ,P. 'Wilson; Reymont ell. bride to the altar, .attired in Semrau, and Donald Molenda, , " emerald green EngliSh net. of Madison, Wis.;. ThomaS. Gar-' avers were Plan ,Luncheon ghbors, Mr. White lace ,with scattered, pail-' red. Robert E. Gore and William , hr, and the ettes trimmed the off shoulder C. Williams III, of Delray Beach, The Evening Group of the neclrJules -and ,.the full net skirts Fla. ,', ,/ nd daugh- Ladies Division of the Grosse es D. Stan- touched' the 'floor. Their small For the wedding and reception Pointe Memorial Church, 16 Holbein caps of white swan following at the. Country Club; Lakeshore road, will hold a feathers had shoulder length Mrs. Stevens donned pale char- ed on Sun- luncheon and afternoon of en- d buffet in _. N th Mi h' f 11 . th' green' net veils. treuse peau d'ange ,lace with tertainment on Friday, October H oneymoomng m or ern C 19an 0 owmg elf Mrs. William. Beardslee. mat- deep pleated' girdle, _,of~'green' te. 12, at 12:30 p.m. marriage on August 18 are CHARLES H., KING, JR. and rori of honor, and honor maid taffeta,' tiny matehirig .flower : small din- his bride, the former 'GAIL HAMILTON. Julie Jackson, of Clarksburg, circlet -chapeat4 and: in'n.e'd aturday for Elinor K.' Rose, the poetess p A reception and buffet supper~ ' W. Va., carried white !'ubrum chartreuse, orchids t'O heJ;' purse. or Mr. and of the Detroit News will be the esley Peo- speaker. at the Harmonie await. the re- of Dean and Mrs. Charles H. lilies. . A champagne F.ren~h, sheath road has Mrs. Gail H. Bacheller, is turn of the newly marrIed C?U- King of Somerset Road, Grosse Whit~butterf1y roses and ivy with square neckline was Mrs~ ptember 14 chairman, with Miss Lucy pIe on September 15, followmg Pointe Park were carried by bridesmaids SuttoIl:'s~hoice: Her hat was Ii which they will ,depart for Big, -----.------,- honor. Seeley, Miss Anne Seeley, Mrs. Rapids, where they are students - Black su.d. Myron Schroth, Mrs. Wm. S. at Ferris Institute. T FALL Black calf MacDonald, Mrs. L. J. Engel, 'the bride's parents are Mr. onths old. Mrs. J. P. Rush and Mrs. P. G. and Mrs. James Hamilton of Blue sued. . Milton H. Raphael, as co-hostesses . Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Brown sued. sfield, was The Evening Group held the Farms. Her husband is t.he son Only 14 days' remain Red calf urs Hospi- first sewing meeting Wednes- " on Friday. day evening, September 12, at tment of a the home of Mrs. William Dallce Follows to take advantage ,of our ht ear and Hoose, with Miss Alta Gray and rt said the Mrs. Maurise Roberts 8S co- Football Game 11 down. the host~sses. 00/0 After Grosse. Pointe High 1 Discount on Black sued. School's opening football game with Mt. Clemens Friday night .. Brown calf Club to Hear a gaily decorated Grosse 'Pointe Blue suede War Me1J1orial will put on a Phyllis Cowles dance starting at 10:30 and end. ing at 1. "Poise and Polish in Public Grades 9 through 12 are in- Speaking" will be the subject vited to dance to the fine music ,Sm.a~t youn~,steps of Phyllis Cowles' speech at the of Roston Clark and his orches- first meeting after the summer tra. At intermission, Sloppy , "., vacation of the Grosse Pointe Joes and gingerale will be serv- ifall days Woman's Club on September 19 ed. Admission will oe 75 cents. ~o winter at the Grosse Pointe War Mem- Chairman of the dance will Make your selections in camplet.e privacy and comfort." '. while 'tc) ,ta.k.e orial Center. be Steve Keller and Jack Mrs. Cowles, who will be in- enjoying a II coffee break. 11 Our collection was never more $11.95 , Krause. In charge of serving re~ , I troduced by Mrs. Stanley Kenn, freshments will be Margaret complete • •• many Iines exclusively ours in ~rosse Pointe.' I has instructed courses in mem- Nigro. Responsible for decora-: ory and concentration. She will tions are Lisa Robinson and give points on making an intro- Connie Malcomson; chaperones fali ! ductory speech. She will also Dick Adams. tell how to gather and orga:p.ize materials for speeches. VANDALS AT WORK She is a grl'l,duate of Oberlin College and an active member George Karle of 827 Shroe- ., of the Alumni of Oberlin in ham, told Woods police on Sun- 98 Detroit, and in 1951 was select- day, September 2, that he re- Kercheval, on the Hi-ll ed by the Detroit Free Press turned from a vacation to find as the Loveliest Mother in tl!at SCJmeonehad damaged his ~ Michigan. lawn, flowers ::.nd yard light PiERSONAL GIFTS, DECORATIVE GI~TS POR THE HOldB pole. ~he amount of damage ALTon- IERIE The social chairman in charge I grosse pointe. kerchevcd' at st. clair was not disclosed. of the tea at 1 o'clock will be Mrs. E. G. Evenden, with Mrs. Walter Hallenbeck as co-chair- man. er? Torpoon t lined with AAUW to Hold ler than the Tea on Sunday me plaid or .. , woshable; Mrs. Albert Conkey, the mem- 3 to 6x. bership chairman of the Grosse Pointe Branch of the American ~ Association of University Wo- men has invited new members IDSrialCl St.. Birmiqhal, lich. of the Branch and prospective IiIlllrehnal..lrDI' ft•.'alii, liah.; members who have shown an ~ interest in joining the associa~ tion to a membership and orien- tation tea at her home in Pem- berton road on Sunday, Sept- ember 16, at 2:30 o'clock. The purpose of the tea is to introduce the officers and chair- • men of the branch and to give -- a preview of the programs for ,The talk of the school c:rowd, the coming year and the way these brightly printed and de- in which they implement the objectives of the association. tailed coati.. Worn aa a break Assisting Mrs. Conkey in the . , , . arrangements are Miss Virginia against . the ,autumn breezes, Becker, Mrs. Sheldon Drennon, . " Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mrs. Edward yo~'ll want one or aB.. F. Gehrig, Mrs. John D. JakIe, Mrs. Edgar F. Hahn, Mrs. Sam~ uel Shenefield, Mrs. M. L. Van 1. eotton lmit inbold olive, Dagens and Mrs. J. M. Vanden~ black and white stripes. belt. 22.95 I. ,Flower sprigged. quilt Endicott-Trombley cotton~ Knit collar, wrist;. Betrothal Revealed let;s; 12.95 A cocktail party on'Saturday, 3. Penn.-Dutch hex signs September 15, in the Fairholme road home of Mrs. Byran Trom- trim on cotton poplin. 22.95 bley revealed the' engagement 4., Paisley lined poplin of her daughter, Marianne., to Charles Munroe Endicott, son jacket, leather baPrel but- of Mr. and Mrs. George Munroe t<>ns. 10.91 Endicott of Merriweather road. . Marianne's father was the late \ Dr. Trombley. The bride-elect ,vas graduated from Mt. Holyoke College and made her dp.but in 1952 in the :family home in Lincoln road. Her fiance attended University of Michigan and is. attending Wayne State University. A wedding. planned for I Iun. 22. 1957. 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R 0 S S, I. 0 IN T!. NEW S Thursd ing to make adjustments to KICKED LONGEST GOAL Sin~e m~ ~~~~~S~fO~~:i~~~~ ~ payable in lawful money of the,unitedOrien:t-ation ' Sessions, Planned group activity. Jim Martin of. the Detroit defensive ti'ly of Grosse Pointe Michigan] and for the' pr0nl!!t payme.nt of this. bond, both priri~i- The Community Club is a Lions kicked the longest field Gil Mains }:Ialand mterest; the full,taith, credIt and resvurces of the CIty ~. C'I b'f "P 5 h t p " member of the United Com- goal in the history of the Orange has acquit of Grosse Pointe are hereby irrevocably pledged,_' -, ' '. rot. u '_s re- C 00'" rogram munity Services and is support- among lili Wayne County. Michigan Bowl (47 y~ds) when the Lions This bond is' one of a series of one huridied thirty (130) ed by the Torch Fund. Hoss" noVl bonds of even date and like tenor except as to date of .maturitY, ------. ... downed the Philadelphia Eagles ing Red B --' . aggregatin~ the principal' sum. of $130;.; The GrAsse' Poilite "Woods year-olds or th sa~d CIty.. or a m~. era enro. ...., ur . , ; _ GROSSE POINTE SCh04 - Bonds of this issue numbered 1 to 97,' both inclusi,ye, l?!1- ye~:olds ~ the ~all pre-school At present. four. groups will . I.plist Church METHODIST CHURCH Speci. t.uring in the years 1957.to 1968, both inclusive, are not subJect pt;ogram. ',- .' " qe formed. which will meet one Draftit 211 Moross Road MachiIl Adoption ()f C)rdinanct:! tt> redemption prior to maturity. , ' The pre-schoo!?program to be, day ~ week'ior an hpur and a. 131337f L ,I.fferio. et LabYiew , SUNDAY, OCT. 23 Drawing .I: The right ,is. teserved 'of redeeming bonds numbered' 98 held ,on W:~esdaYJIand Thurs-. half;'but if ep.ougb interest is in. , 9:30 Morning Worship and (IS.'x24") .. o.... r J.' A ... dt'oftI, Miftistu Special Meeting of the City Council of the City of Grosse to 130 both inclusive; maturirig in the years 1969 .to 1971, both days begmnmg the week 01 dicated, additional groups will Sermon. Church School Drawing ~ for Nuriery. Tiny Tots. (24"x36") Pointe, County of Wayne, Michigan, held on September 4, 1956, ilnclusive, at the option of the City, in inverse num~ical order, October l'"has: ~rientati~n ..and 'be formed ill order to meet the Kindergarten. P r 1mar y straight J at the City Hall, 17150 Maumee in saili City, at 5:30 o'clock p. n1., on any interest payment date on or ~er November 1,.1966, at training for an 1 mothers': in or- nee~. provided leadership can MOaNING WORSBJP and Junior Depts. Eastem Standard Time. par an4 accrued interest to the date flXed for redemptlon. plus der to help th~ :to~understand be recruitedtc) lead the groups. SUnday, 1:01 anti u:ee a.m. 11:00 Morning Worship and Schn a. prenuum as follows: . . the goals of a pre-school, play' Tb C .ty Cl b Sermon. 'Church Scl1oo1 Cm:JBCB SCHOOL for. Nursery. Tiny Tots. PRESENT: Mayor Frederick W. Parker, Jr. Councilmen . $ao.oo on each bond 'called fo!:.redemption prior to Novem.ber group:a"nd to help them-acquire" .e omm~ u pre.. Kindergarten, P r i mary, & Anen, Kenower, Luss and Pongrace. Smillay, 1:&5 .... . Intermediate and Senior I, 1968;. . , . '." ~ skills "and necessarY infor_ ~chool_play groups are led ~y Senior. High. 15649 • $2Q.OOon each bC?ndcalled for redemptlon on or after No- mation for' 'helping as assistant -' volunteer leaders who are tram~ Opf:Jl ABSENT: Councilmen BU1"gess and Bergmann. REV. HUGH C;-WHITE, Pastor , c Sat. - V'ember 1, 1968, but prIor to November 1, 196~; . 'leaders on a .ro~ting ..basiS. ed and .superVised by the pro- TUxedo 1-7888 The following preamble andi:esolution was offered by , $10.00 on each bond called for redemptIon on or after No. "''''e' first. s...... ;on .will, be' held f . al' . I k' taH' f th Councilman Pongrace and supported 'by Councilman Kenower. "em' b er, 1 1969, but pnor. t 0 ma turity of th e. bond . 'Thursday'..... , e'{ening. ~. . September' eS~>lon.' sOCIa wor s 0 e . Notice of redempti~n ~hall. be given .to holders of. bonds 20 the second session will club. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe, and ~ Smart! County of Wayne, Michigan, deems it necessary to acquire and t,:>be redeem.ed by publicatlon of such n0t!-ce, at least once. ~ot be' held. on' .Thursday' :' evemn'g Children enrolled in the play ll~ss than thll'ty days before the. ,4ate flXed for .redemption , . .... '.' ." . .' '. Uti! Moroaa &4. ,&I IlUPer construct improvements to the Major and Local Streets in the in a newspaper circulated iri the State otMictUgan w:b!ch c~ies;S~ptetp~r' .2~ Both sesSI~ns group~ have the opportunity to City consisting of resurfacinl~ the following streets: . 'ute, L Atriaur MeAth as part of its regular service, 110tices of sale of, mum~lilal b~D;,ds!. ,will be held at 1ibe Commumty play with othe-.r children under F4 East lh of Cadieux R'Jad from JeffersoI' to Maclq No further interest shall accrtll;l"o~ .}fondsIcalled for: redempti:~ Club,: 20883' :Mack avenue at 8 ... .. d h' ~ 10:00 a.z:~ 1140~ Worshlp after the date fixed for redemption' provid.ed the City hlas money o'clock. . supeIV1Slon "an ave expeI;1- Notre Dame from Mack to Kercheval; 11:20 'lUn. SundQ' School The Grosse Point. Notre Dame from St. P~ul to Caroline; available for such redemption ,w~th the paying agent. :.' '., Any parent. interested' in a ences in,sharing e,quipment and Kercheval Place from Cadieux to Notre Dame; This bond and the interest~ thereon are payab~e" from the play. sChool experience for four- creative;. play as well' as' learn- 6:20 p.:tn.'Traintng Groups proceeds of revenues derived from State-co1J.ected taxes: ];.eturned ' . . " ' 7:30 p.m. EvenUig .GQspel Memorial Dic.J .... Rour Neff Road from Kercheval to Mack; t,:>the City of Grosse Pointe for road purposes pursuaIlit to law; .." .'. '. . - ' , ADAJ Lakeland Avenue from St. Paul to N. of Charlevoix; and the resolution authorizing the'issuance and sale of,said bonds mterest will ~. allow~ on the'good flllth checks and che~ of All Weleome Church Rivard Boulevard from Waterloo to Mack; contains an irre\rocable appropriation of. the amount ..:necess~ unsuccessfu;t, bIdders w~, be prom~tly returned, to each bldder's (presbyterian) VA 1.1(J Roosevelt Place from Jefferson to Maumee; t,o pay the principal of and interest on this borldandthe serIes rep~~sentatlve',or by reglStered"mall. . 18 Lake Shore Rd. SeerY Washington Road from Charles to Waterloo; of bonds of which this is one from the moneys derived from Bids s~ be .conditioned upon the unqualified _o~iniop ~f, MINISTERS Lincoln Road from Jefferson to N. of Maumee; State-collected taxes returned to the City of. Grosse Pointe for Miller, C~leld, Paddo~. and Stone,-attorneys of j>etrolt, ~lC~"; Rev. Frank Fitt, DB. Kercheval Avenue from Cadieux to Fisher; highway purposes which have not been 'theretofore"specifically gan, appro~mg the leg~ty of the bon:ds.•Tl!e cost of such oprmon Rev. Paul F KetchlUlll allocated and pledged ,for thla payment of indebtedness; or in sh~ be PaJ.~ ~Y,the Clty ...~e cost of prm~mg the bonds shall.be Rev. Bell L. Lakeland Avenue from Lake St. Clair to Jefferson; the case of the insufficiency of said :funds out of the general paid;"!,y, th~ CIty•. Th.ere wil also be. furmshed the usual closmg -Christian Science f' TallmaD Full.l. AND WHEREAS, the City Council estimaies the cost of funds of the City of Grosse Pointe;~and it is hereby certified and certifl(:atl$.d~ted as of the date of deliv~of'!1~d ~ym~t ~or the WORSHIP SERVICE said improvements, including financial and legal expenses in recited that all acts, conditions and things required ,to be done, bonqs mcludfnga.stateme~t that there IS no litigat~on pending or, Reilding Room t:30 and 11:00 a.m. e'xist and happen, precedent to and ~ the issuance 'of said series to ~h~ knOWledge of the, Slgne!,s,thereo~,.threatened, ~ec~~ the connection with the issuance of the bonds to be One Hundred 93 K.rc:hftval Saite 1 -=: CHURCH SCHOOL Forty Thousand ($140,000.00) Dollars; of bonds of which this ,is one, in order' to make them, valid and validity of ~he b?nds. Bonds will'~e dehvered ~t ~etrOlt, Michigan. on the BiU binding obligations of said City, have been done, exist and have The nght 18 reserved to reJect any or all bIds. , AND WHEREAS, the City is authorized to exp~nd Motor happened' in Tegular and due form and time: as' reqUired by law, 'Envelopes containing the bids should be plainly marked First Church of Christ. ---- i Vehicle Highway Funds allocated to it under the provisions of cmd that the total indebtednes,s of, said City,. including' the series "Proposal for' BondS." , S(:ientist . mmnllllllllllllllllllltnIUlllllllllllnU1l1nmlllllmIllIl!IlUIlmlllllm~ Section 13 of Act 51, Public Acts of Michigan, 1951, as amended, of, bonds of which this is one, does not exceed any constitutional, . GrOll. Polftto Form. for the foregoing purposes; charter or statutory' limitation" . , , . '. City Clerk Open. from 10 8.m. to 5 p.m. I LAKESIDE I daily except Sundays and = = AND WHEREAS, the City Council deems it to be in the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of, Grosse Pointe, County B:olldays. Friday evenings from best interest of the City to finance :part of .the cost of said im- elf Wayne, Michigan, by its City Council, has eaaised this bond to 11. A copy of this resolution shall:he published in the Grosse 'I to 9 o'clock. ~ UNITY OENTER ~ provements by borrowing the sum of ~130,OOO.OOand issuing bonds be signJed in the name of said City by, its. Mayor and counter- Pointe News of Grosse Point~ Michigan, a newspaper of general ALL ARE WELCOME signed by it.s City Clerk ancl its corporate seal to be affixed .circulation in.the City o'f.GrossePointe,Michigan, for three (3) 20792 Mack Ave. ;_=====~ of the City therefor, pursuant to ~he provisions of Act 175, Public mnn, 1=__Near'S Mile - G. P. Woods - Acts of Michigan, 1952, the balance of the cost thereof to be de- hereto, and has caused the annexed interest coupons to be exe- successive weeks before this resolution, becomes effective. frayed from funds on hand and legally available for such pur.., cufed by the facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Clerk, . 12. All resolutions and, parts of resolutions insofar 'as they = = pose; l:LS of the first day of November, A.~D., 1956. ' conflict with the provisions of this resolution be and they hereby ~== Devotional Services ===~ Sunday. 11:00 a.m. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE are rescinded~ IFIRST CH.URCH OF E = AND WHEREAS, the revenues received by the City of " = Midweek Services == Grosse Pointe from the Motor Vehicle H:ghway Fund pursuant By Ayes: Councilmen Mayor Frederick W. Parker, Jr., Allen, C::HRIST, SCIENTIST ~ Tuesday - 8:00 p.m. ~ to Act 51, Public Acts of Michigan, 1951, as amended, in the Mayor' Kenower, Luss, and Pongrace. GrOlle Pointe Farnu. Mlch. s== In$traction Class E== five (5) years preceding the contemplated borrowing are more (Seal) 5; Thursday - 1:30 p.m. E Nays: None. Sunday Serv1ces _ _.•10:30 a.m. than sufficient to comply with all the requirements specified in Countersigned: ~ Affiliated with Unity School ~ Section 4 of Act 175, Public Acts of Michigan, 1952. Sunday School-Infanta' RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTEDt Room •._ _.••__ ._...10:30 a.m. ~E of Christianity, ~== . NOW THEREFORE BE IT .RESOLVED THAT: City Clerk , ' Wednesday Testimony == Lee's Summit, Mo. == L (Form of Coupon) I 'hereby 'certify that the foregoing constitutes a true and Meeting .•••_. ._. __ 8:00 p.m. ~ Center open Daily 10 to 5 p.m. ~ 1. The plans and estimates of cost of the improvements as complete copy of a resolution adopted by the City Council of the ~ We will pray with you and ~ !fa, ,-' . $ == give you counsel on request. == set forth in the preamble hereto are hereby approved and adopted. On the first day of . , A.-D., 19-, thlj CX'Y OF City of Grosse :e>ointe,County of Wayne, Michigan, at a Special KERBY SCHOOL ~ Eve Ann~ Edeen. MInister ~ meeting held on Sep~ember 4, 1956., 2. The period of usefulness of sai.d improvements set forth GROSSE POINTE, County of Wayne, 'Michigan, hereby promises 285 Kerby Road. at Beaupre in the preamble hereto is estimated to be not less than twenty to pay to the bearer hereof the sum of '. ~ TUxedo 4-5230 ~ (20) years. Dollars, at " Michigan,. being the Norbert P. Neff ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ City. Clerk ~nIlIlIlIlIliIllIllIllIlIllJIIIIIIIIllIIJIIlIlIIllllJlJlIlIlIIlIlJJlIlIlJJlIlIlIIJI~ For a 3. The City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe hereby s:emi-annual interest due that date on its 1956 Motor Vehicle \ ) Highway Fund Bond dated Novembe! 1, 1956, No.-- -- determines to borrow the sum of $130,000.00 and issue bonds of Published Grosse Pointe News, Sept. 13, 1956. the City therefor pursuant to the provisions of A~i; 175, Public Second publication. YCiU are cordially invited to attend ••• Acts of Michigan, 1952, for the purpose of providing funds to pay Mayor part of the cost of the improvements set forth in the preamble hereto. City Clerk 4. Said bonds shall be designated 1956 MOTOR VEHICLE' Sixth Church of Christ, Everythil 9. The City Clerk shall make application to the Municipal in Glas HIGHWAY FUND BONDS and shall consist of one hundred thirty ]~inance Commission for an order granting permission for the NOTICE .OF CORRECTION (130) bonds of the denomination of $1,000.00 each, numbered issuance of said bonds and approval of the form of notice of sale, consecutively in direct order of maturity from l' to 130, both lmd upon receipt of such approval. the City Clerk shall cause Applying to Scientist, Detroit inclusive, dated as of November 1, 1956, and payable serially as notice of sale of said bonds to be published, in the Michigan 1980'] follows: Investor of Detroit, Michigan,. and the Grosse Pointe News, 14730 Karchev~r. bet. Manistique and Ashrand jD:ing the date of sale for a regular or special meeting of the Notice of Resolution and adoption of Resolution of the $6,000.00 November 1st of each of the years 1957 and 1958; Wednesday Evening Testimonia! Meet1ng--8:00 p.m, $7,000.00NClvember 1st ot'each of the years 1959 and 1960;, City Council occun'ing at least. seven (7) full days' after the Special Meeting of September 4, 1956 as published in the Sl~day Servlces-10:30 a.m. and 5~OO p.m. date of such application. . $8,000.00 November 1st of each year from 1961 to 1963, both Grosse Pointe News 'on Thursday, September 6, 1956.' Infant's Room Open for 10:30 Service. , 10. The notice of sale of said bonds shall be in'the following READING ROOM - 16348 EAST WARREN inclusive; . Wednesday 10 a.tn. to 7 p.m. Sunday 2 to 4:30 p.m. J~orm,'subject to any changes that may be required therein by There were no ziegative. votes against the 'adoption of Mon., Tues., Thurs .. Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p~ $9,000.00 November 1st of' each year from 1964 to 1966, both 1;he Municipal Fin&nce Commission: inclusive; such Resolution. $10,000.00 November 1st of each of the years 1967 and 1968; NOTICE OF SALE NORBERT P. NEFF, - $11,000.00November Ist'of each year from 1~69 to 1971, both City Clerk. inclusive; $130,000.00 AN INVITATION Said bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates not ex- CITY OF GROSSE POIN'fE;COUNTY OF WAYNE This correcti<'ln notice pUblished Thursday, September 13, to learn about Christian Science Healing 1, ceeding four (4%) per cent per annum, payable on May 1, 1957, MIICHIGAN ahd semi-annually thereafter on November 1st and May 1st of ~ . . . 1956. . . each year. Both principal and interest shall be payable at a bank 19S6 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND BONDS or trust company to be designated by the purchaser of the bonds. Attend this FREE LECTURE entitled Bonds numbered 1 to 97, both inclusive, maturing "in the Sealed bids fDr the purchase of 1956 Motor Vehicle Highway years 1957 to 1968, both inclusive, shall not be subject to redemp- Fund Bonds to be issued by the City of Grosse Pointe, County of tion prior to maturity. . Wayne, Michigan, of the par valUe of $l:ro,OOO.OO.will be .re- "Christian Science: nds numbered 98 to 130, bo,th inclusive, maturing in the ceived by the undersigned at his office in the City Hall in said Bo City,until 7:30 o'clock p.m., Eastern Standard Time, on , years 1969 to 1971, both inclusive, shall be subject to redemption the' day of , 1956, at which time and 'R.gi~lralion Nolice l-HE OPEN DOOR to PROGRESS'. prior to maturity, at the option of the C~, in inverse numeri- place said bids will be publicly opened and read., ' .' cal order, on any interest payment date on or after November 1, 1966, at par and accrued interest to the date fixed for redemption Said ponds will be dated November 1, 1956, will be one for B~ ifheodore W alla~h, c.s. plus a premium as follows: hundred thirty (130) bonds' of the denomination of '$1,000 each; " of Chicago, D11noll $30.00 on each bond ealled for redemption prior to Novem- will be coupon bonds numbered .consecutively in the direct order General Election ber I, 1968; of their maturity from '1 to 130, both inclusive, and will bear in- Member of the Board of. Lectureship of The Mother Church, Th. $20.00 on each bond called for redemption on or after terest from their date at a rate or rates not exceeding four (4%) First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. November I, 1968, but prior to November I, 1969; per cent per annum, expressed in multiples of l/.1 of 1%, said To Be Held on Tuesday, November 6, 1956 interest to be payable on May 1, 1957, and semi-annually there- $10.00 on each bond called for r~demption on or after after on November 1st and ,May 1st of each year. The interest November I, 1969, but prior to maturity of the bond. rate for each coupon period on anyone bond shall be d. one TUESDAY NOON, SEPTEMBER 2S NOTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk of the Notice of redemption shall 'be given to holders of bonds rate only. Accrued interest to the date of delivery of such bonds be redeemed by publication of such notice at least once not must be' paid by the purchaser at the _time. of delivery. Township of Lake- will be at.his office located at Gate ~t 12:10 P.M. in the to House, 1100 Lake Shore ROlid, Grosse ,Pointe, Michigan, for PA less than thirty days before the date fixed for redemption in a Said bonds will mature seriallY-as follows: llewspaper circulated in the State of Michigan which carries, as $ 000 N 1 th . .th~ purpose of receiving registra.tions from the qualified SHUBERT' THEATRE (; part of its regular service, notices of sale of municipal bonds. 6, .00 ovember st ~of each. of .e years 1957 an~l 1958; electors' who have n()t already regIstered and from electors No further interest shall accrue on. bonds called for redemption. $7,000.00 November 1st of each of the years 1959 and 1960; who will possess such qualifi~~ions on November 6, 1956, LafayeHe at Shelby Streets after the date fixed for redemption provided the City has money.1 $8,000.00 November 1st of each year from 1961 to 196:!,both the date of the General ElectlOti.), : ' F available for such redemption with the paying agent. inclusive; . YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the Office will Undel" the auspices of Sixth Chu~Ch of Christ, Scientist in coopera- 5. For the purpose of providing moneys'to pay the principal $9,000.00 Novembel~ 1st of each yea ....from 1964 to 1966, both be open for~:registration each ..Monday tbru Friday from tion with a number of other Christian Science Churches of Detroit. of and interest on the bonds herein authorized, and in accordance inclusive; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m:, up to and including Monday, OCtober !Ibm;; with ~he provisions of .A:et 175, Public Ac~ ~f ~ichigan, 1952, $10,000.00 November 1st of each of the years 1967 an 1, , ) j f. ,. "~ '" . _ ...... :- -- ", ":,.0 """'::;". ~~,);'; "l ":' ",~; "; F'%'~"'::. "r:":~"':"~~"'i~:,;;~~'-';'~iJ[:'?Mf,'''::~;.:;;!r.;;'t.:''':'i;\'!f~~t:''itf;~..~~,"~, ':f'l;r" ..'f'. ~"'::;; "f ... ". d.- ~~,. '; .• : ',. "."" --, '.. .. " Page' Nineteen Thursday, September 13, 195~), Sisters of Sick Poor and friends to attend the open- GOAL Since making the swikh :from Church Society' Opens Secison ing meeting. e Detroit defensive tackle to linebacker, To Hold Box LUilch,eon gest field Gil Mains of the Detroit Lions' The Woman's Society of the Ransome" ed~cated at the Um-' has acquired a new niclmanfe he Orange Grolsse Pointe Methodist' Church versity of Wisconsin,. Duke Uni- :Dominican Sisters o:fthe Sick among his mates. The "Wild opened- itS season with a dinner.versity D~~~.' School and Poor Auxiliary open the fall the Lions Hoss" now is called the "Fly- OFFICE meeting at 6~30 p.m~, Septem';' Garrett DIVln.lty Sch.o,ol.~ season with a box llmclleon and hia Eagle. ing Red Hoss." ber ~t.1,in the community room Northwestern, spoke on !he meeting on Friday" September ame. of t'fre church in Morpss road. Y10rkof the Wesley Foundation 21, at 12 noon in St. }.nn.'s Con- SPACE , C' • • 8 m a COllegetown. ,. vent, 700 Yl. Boston. boulevard. . Back To The guests of. lionor we:re 1 . .~~ccompanying. him were an. Auxiliary Pre s:i den t, Mrs. School co~t~ge studen~ of the, congr~ 'international student and an JerrY T.' Flanig~ lextends a Specials ga~Dn who ~, soon..leave to American student, a member of cO?=,dial invitation to, members Drafting Machines com~ence theIr ~all ~~at 1$ Foundation cabinet, both of Drawinll Boards COlll~ges- and unIversIties, ~ whom related the significance (lS.'x24:'l') $234 over the countl"Y. ~ach was m~ of the Wesley Foundation' in Drawi:lg Table!> trodluced to the dinner guests, their college care,ers. (:!4"'x3S") $18.00 ~ Straight Edges. 36 __ $13.95 and Granger Brownson, ..a Pur- The Rebecca Circle was hos- d:ue student, gav~ the devo- tess for, 'the ~er, with Mrs., Schmit% Drafting tional for .the evemng._ J Th'omas Estes chairman'. of the & Art Suppl), ,Other guests of honor were event .. ' Mrs.. Edward Mitchell 15649 Harper, LA 1.1485 15 ,junior Church School, stu-, was nl charge of the decorati~ns, Open - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. dents who attended Methodist which consisted of "autumn Sat. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. sponsored church camps this floral arrangements. Mrs. Mor-' 'summer. The young people, gan. .Johnson h and led the und.er the direction of Mrs. reS~rvationS and tickets. - ISmart! Smart! Simart! George Hayward, presented a ' , program including resumes of The institutional film of the 21929 Harper Ave. their e a mp in g experiences, Detroit, Race Course. I a 20- Between 8 and 9 Mile Boa~ camp longs and' interpretive mintite' color presentation of the PR 7.3660 TU 2.6245 FORD!; dances., ' . . "Michigan' Mile," is made avail- SEE The main speaker of the eve- able to civic groups land :servi<:e Classes in' • II It ning was Rev~Eugene Ranooine, clubs all over that state. The director of the Wesley Founda-' $50,000 added" Michigan Mile, Acrobatic. AdClCJio• Tap Dic.k Warner tion. at the University of Michi';' the state's ~ichest race, will be Modern Jazz. Ballet. Yoe ADAM-SIMMS, Inc. gan for the past five years. Rev•. run ,September: 15. ' byterian) VA 1.1000 Res. TU 1.5251 Shore Rd. See me before you buy! JUST' STARTING IN ~STERS a k Fitt. DB. I F Ketchum Ben L. lln Full-length MIRROR .1IfJ.e f!Bt1Dit bt JuI, In ihis space are the :first two puzzles of the most exciting , .-" game you've ever pbllyed! It'a a game involving the cities 1 II and towns throughout the United States. Clip the pnzzIes, nml,"IIII1I1DllmnlU~ ;3 !Olve Jbem! Then bc~sure to follow U.s. Tangle Towns. ~, ; each day in The Detrltlit Free Press! That great $10,000.00 ~ FlISt Prize. ,can really. be, yoursl Go after it TODA YI 5 ~ == ~ ~ E :S ==i2 ~ E The Kasper Collection of Arnold Fox' ers, Kasper has created his own special IE~ Mo. ~ will be in Jacobson's, Grosse Pointe Store signature in fresh styling,.exquisite detail. o to 5 p.m. ~ on Thursday, September 20. As one of ing and his inirrJitable flair for color and you ana g request. g fashion's most outstanding you:o.gdesign~ color accents. er E , :~'1lJn'.i. == Kasper's Fall Showing this ft. ty 230 ~ " . I Ion as to peso. ' Arthu~ Neef II MamesrlT ge Iye.ar mclud~ street an~ cock- I All of KaSpE!r'S original de- Charlene Ann' Tollefsonrlr mlllllli1lllnnllllllllllll~ For a , jtalL wear ill wools, Jerseys, signs will be here,' Al Lepper (JJJf crepeS, satins and novelties, both will represent th~ line. The col- After' their wedding trip' to in one and two piece styles and lection will be informally mode_l- costumes. ed at .Jacobson's from 10 8.m. Higgins Lak~, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Neff, II, w~ll continue ~rhe theme throughout the col- to 4 p.m. their studies at Michigan State t, Everything IXL lection points to the "My Fair ------University .. in Glass Lady" look as typified by Chris~ The pressure in the Strato- GLASS CO The former Chariene Ann • tian Dior, and the Blouson Look sphere Chamber on the Naval Tollefson married Mr. Neef at as typified by Balenciaga and Air Te;st Cente:!", Pat u x e n t, $25,250.0~ Saturday rites in' Faith Com- 19807 Mack, nr. Cook DeGivenchy. The collection is changes from sea level to Mr.; munity Church .. 'and TUxedo 4.0494 both sophisticated and very 70,000 teet abovle in six minutes. IN CASH PRIZES! .. ,\) lady-like) with wide diversifica- Temperature ranges from -55 Their parents, are the Melvin ~~~======-==._------~=:=:::=:::=:::==::::: to 90 cllegrees Centigrade in 45 R. Tollefsons' of Rougemont minuteii. The chamber is us~d' drive and Mr. lmd.Mrs. Arthur to test aircraft instruments . J. Neef of Lincoln road. .tn• .m. For the Best You Can Winthe $10,000.00 First Prize! r__•• ~ • ._- .~r_ ••• __._-_ •• ~_m ~ __ -.~ Clock and Wate:h R,epairing 7 · I. 'f te . " - . -rtde tn p.ertecton • • • I PUZZLE NO, 1 :: : SAMPLE IT'S 1- t I' I PUZZLE A Job W.II D~n.Mean. Another One II I 15233 Kercheval, COllner. Be:aconsf;eld II I II I • Work Done By Factoty TrClined Personnel II • • Time checked by electrical .timinSI machines II I tied hUMBER MEMBER • FrM pick.up and deliv4lry, VAlle~ 1.6257 II • Bunden As- ~at1onal STillE OUtliNE II I sociation of As6oclation MI~tropolltan GROSSE POINTI~ . of BuUder. I .. . I Detroit .. · II I CLOOK MEG. anal REP'UR CO. A II I II 5 In Our 35th Year I . ~.. .. .1.1 ResidentEal eWI: It • .,'lIlft \I1.It lilt llnt all-lroll Cc.mmercial I II I blIUuld~, !he Wol\'trint, ...... mblod 1111BU, II • ., alo~ rout; oC tilt old ~t-~~:o. I .. I ~~ It II lid 011 Ollt cf lIlo ....., Alterations I .. I hurch. ThlJ ~ I II I Answ... 11111 setts. $ - I .. I I CLUE: This place was a strategic point duro II CLUE: One, of the largest manufacturing I • ing,the Civil War, and the Federal government .1 ):>lantsof glass bottles and jars in the world • R 2S $ I used it as a depot. The name J.s...Jbesame as II IS located here. Education.al inst;itutions..in. I- HOW TO PLA..,' •,:to for' 45~Years I that of a well known city in a distant land. Two •• elude a teachers college and a ~onservato17 I - . I State Highway bridges connect this city with .1 of music. It is on a river and the county in. I In the IllDlple PUZZle, as fa ~~ PATIO BLOCKS all of tho 54 Offldal Puzzles, ",,> PEj~T MOSS Every style of fence I two diiI~rent states. ' • .1 which it is located bears the same name as I there ue euetly enough let- .'" • •• ' oile of our states, I ters contair1ed within the ~ GRASS SEED squares to corrcc:t1y speD tho er.ected for you : ANSWER ' ". 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Whg no! 2nd 'Prize •••••••.••• '.$5.000.00 y~, please start delivery at 01lli:e of the daily and Sunday Free Press. ays . .. con6iJer a 3rc1 Prize .'••••• :••••• $2.000.00 r Name _ ...." ~...... ,t4.]) rU'''.JU?'S1.sd s I I:, comp!el4r!'I 4th Prize, $1.000.00 Addrca8 hi: ~ Apt.~~~ Oty "' __ Zone •••• PhoDe _ r n(/f!lI ti!chen? 10 Prizes of $100 • ..;•.•• $1,000.00 , I p.m. I prefer delivery of: 0 Metro Edition (morning delivery) 1OPriles of $50 ••••••• $50.0.00 o City EditiOn (evening delivery) .' I ~Op.m. Showing Complete Line of FClmous General Electric: Appliances - 10 P~el of 52!.,,, ••••• $250.00 Note: City Edition (evening ddivery) is D3flabJe only m the City of Detroit BD4 ill lIOme aearby suburban C!()DUMnitiea. Through our experience we have been a ble to design and build !ome of !he most - charming and efficient kitchens to be {ound anywhere. W. can rebUIld your 50 Prlles of $10 ••••.••• $500.00 ...... IWI'td ... ~ earrfet deify"'; ..... 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",,: " ",,:,,:j',,/ ": ,!'~':"~>.,-'"',,{,,l;w,,,\~ ..,,:<:f'.~<:::',::~,,;,~,~.,~:,,':",~; ';[' ..;' ',' ',\~''C<~ '~~',':.'/;' _',' " ' ,. Page Twenty ~; R 0 S S -& P,O I N T:E ' N E'W S Thursday, September 13, 19,56' Thursd TYCOOl . Two gal lions and. R~ms,'Park~City Li,ftleFootball ,league Teams Devil Gridders to' Open "motel keel 'troit Lian , during his , ' Against Bathers. Friday , ball" CO'ach' Ed Wernet will send his Blue Devil grid machine against nO'n-le~gue Mount Clemens, F;iday, S~pt .. ember 14, in a nocturnal contest on the Bathers home field to' open. the 1956 season. ~ For almost three weekS the In the backfi.eld Coach Wernet P) !)evils have been going through appears to have the le~t worT:?' strenuaus conditioning whiCh of all. A good first string umt was highlighted by a ~inunage already has~ Sh'Own midseason , Gross against RomuJlus,High last Sat- tinting in practice drips. C~upled urday, september 8. with a good reserve urnt, the , At that tithe line coach Bud Devils have depth in this" de- Sealed 1 Kurvink experimented wit h partment. Iltruction ' several boys at thf: guard and Will Find Weaknesses received 1 Pointe 'Fa center pasitions in an attempt The, Mount Clemens game will the City to plug the biggest void in the ga far to point out weaknesses Road, unt Huge Collection of Trqphies Carried Home by Skippers Pointers' forward wall. The which can be corrected before Friday, g, From Detroit Yacht Club's Annual Regatta scrimmage proved the Devils the Pointers meet, up a week which tir have at least lone unit ready for later with non-league Ferndale publicly c Bayview Yacht Club scored one of the greatest vic- varsity competition, particularly on the Devil's ~ome field, Sat.. on affense. urday, September 22. The WOl tories ever posted by a local club in a DRYA inter-club Defense Needs Polishing Bleacher occupants are of the Alley regatta last Saturday, September 8, when the l;)etrO'it Yacht The defensive unit still is in opinion that this year's team has, Con Clul? played hO'st to 122 yachts in its annual 59th Sweep-,: need 'Ofwork. Man? of the new every bit as much fire and spirit . Exc stakes regatta. ~ . boys are 'coming along better as the team that brought fame Stre~ Bayview yachts carried away the boats are still Owned locally. ' ,than expected and should be and glory to the school an Fisher the huge collection of perpetual Wins Edgemere Bowl ready 'by:' the time ,the Devils road a couple of years ago when silver trophies in Qvery class in The only other silvl::r trophy. open th~ Border Cities League it won not 'Only the BCL title Con campaign on Friday, September. but the State Class A crown. Exc whicll- it had yachts entered. available was the Edgemere ' SidE F~rst the,re was. ~ank Bu~k~~d's Bowl. It was won by Pete 28, against Royal Oak in another 'I The Mount Clemens game night game OIl the Acrons' field. kickoff is scheduled for 8 p.m. Bitt VIctory In Crulsmg C dIvISIon' Kremlich in the red hot K class I Res' which gave him the Commodore (p r i vat e 1y owned catboats) Cur J. A. Summerlee trophy. This which has been making' a ter- Dra win also earned for the amazing rific comeback this, season. St. Paul, Flyers' ,Strength CO:"1trac' -'Meteor !II" the new and gor- This left 15 clas~es to which' file and n geous !'filt Cross t::ophy, em- prizes were awarded. Of tHe office I)f bl~matlc of champIOn DRYA 15, Bayview had yachts entered Still Big::Question Mark from Via:. SaIlor of all classes. in five and Bayview skippers Farwell B Winner at Last either won or placed in four How good will the St. paull center, Sean Schaeffner andl Street, D€ Dick Jeffery's "Last Straw," missing out in only the big Flyers be this year? Tl}at is ~e Earl Peters at the guard spats, big ,questian that 'is on the col- Jerry Krause at tackle and Tom A certi which always seemed to be a Lightning class. First there was -Picture b~' Fred Runnells Top photo: ' The Grosse PO'inte open their lective lips of the students at Parker at end, as a nucleus it draft pay bridesmaid but never a bride, the Raven class which' was Lions will Bottom photo: The Grosse Pointe Rams will play Grosse F came intl)' her own to win top swept clean by Bayview sk-ip- ,1956 season O'n Sunday, September ~m,wh~ they meet the school in Grosse' PoiIite w-ould appear the Flyers have- their first game in Royal Ocf.k against the Rebels, Sun- boulevard. They may get at little to w'Orry about and actu .. satisfactor honors in Cruising A division pers. Bob Kerr's "Chumlette" • the Birmingham WO'lverines in Grosse Pointe. The'team by the 1:: day, ~eptember 16. All-stars: wilt be, s~lected ,to play in least a partial answ~r when the ally they haven't. Martin Trom .. and the famous Brewen Tro- won and was followed by Boyd will play" a seven-game schedtile.tPld all-stars will, be, Philadelphia. An all-star team .from the two Grosse company. phy. Benkert's "Thunderbolt" and AI Flyers open the 1956 East Side bly, a junior, has worked in five per picked to play in Philadelphia on November 24, in the Pointe teams will play the Highland,Park Bears in an John Detwiler's Bounty sloop Bortolotti's "Nauti-g~." Suburban season next Sunday, nicely' at the other end and shall be Independence Hall Midget FO'otballFestival. 'exhibitiO'n game in Briggs Stadiuin orl Sunday; 'Dec. 2. September 16, when they In;eet Bernie Taylor, a senior, took bid. No b: . , . . UVashti" bounced back from a Bobb~' Roadstrum's 4'Cotton St. Rase at 2:30 p.rn. on the over the ather tackle spot right for at Ie 23 minute deficit at the first Top" placed se~ond behind caught in the light variable TOInIIlY 'Hanson; "Balqwhid- Southeastern, High Schaol field. f~om opening day of practice. after the ~ for receiv mark to overtake Skip Grow's Chuck Haug's "Niaid" in the winds that prevailed and lost, der," Bill, Bremer; "Radiant," Nine lettermen are in the St. The biggest headache is the and Carter Sales' yawl "Quer- Privateer. class to keep 'Bay- out to Bob O'Hara, Jim North~ Gerd Schneider; "Grace Note," Paul starting lin~p and accord. fact the Flyers are pitifully The Ci ida" at the finish line and won view's finger in the prize pie. more and Art Ratitenburg who Kurt- Keydel; "Bikini," Lloyd '-Grosse Point,e H'igh"S.ch()tol "ing to head 'coacn Eddie Lauer lacking in reserve strength de- Farms re by four minutes and 25 seconds Sid Marsh's "Indian Drum" en- placed in that order. Ha'tl not Ecclestone, Jr.; "A 1b a cor e:' his te~ should be strong in the spite the 38 man squad. reject anJ on corrected time to take the hanced Bayview's prestige~ with Wes Weidrick, Freddie Wilhelm, Hank Dunlap; "Telemark," Fred ~ackfield, as five of th~ return- A Victory over St. Rose won't waive an) Gardner Bowl. a third place. Burt and Warren Jones been out Runnells; "W i n 1ass i e." Bob Fall S,ch'edul,e ,1956 Sports mg veterans are backfIeld men. 'answer the big question ade. ding. The Dave "Deacon" Slo51 put his Johnny Hutton Wins of town, competing the Light- Dodd and uGracie," (no time- be requir yawl "Kathmar III" through Johnny Hutton's-' "Duchess," ning Internationals and Presi~ too far back 'for judges to wait RESERVE The starting backfield list is quately as St. Rose is, figured factory pe her paces for the first time since also from Bayview, took second dents Cup at the Buffalo Canoe for). headed by Danny Sheridan at to be another also-1'a.7].in the material' Monday, Sept. 24 HazelPark There p.rn. quarterback. Dan is a transfer league title chase. ' certificate returning !rom Georgian Bay place in Universal B class be- Club, Bayview could have made Univer'sal A-"Ardette," Milt 4:00 Pointe Fa to take third place in: Cruising hind BOQ Livington's "Quest" it ir. this class also. Cross; ,"Pintail:'. Cliff Grey; Thursday, Oct. 4 FordsO'n Here 4:00p.rn. student from Visitation and is a Defending c ham pion 5t.' senior play"ing his first year far Thomas has an all veteran team A division and won the coveted and Jim McCarthy's "Agnes M" Unprec~dented Victory UCutty, Sark," Defrie.S':Conlan; TYiursday, Oct. 11 Highland Park There 4:00 p.rn. Mt Pingree Bowl which goes to was third. . '. Never has one club scored ,iSpaak," Ed Zerbe. - the Flyers. Norval ~abadie and back for the 1956 campaign as Th~ay, Oct. 18 Royal Oak Here 4:00 p.m. the yawl, schooner or ketch Bruce Conlan and Fritz De. such an' outstanding victory Universal' B-:"Quest/' Bob Chuck Campbe~ will ~hare the does Nativity and St. Philip. If iil' Th~day, Oct; 25 Wyandotte' having the best corrected time fries squeezed in ahead' 'OfCom. a local regatta here. Race chair- Livingston; uDuchess," John There 4:00 p.m. halfback d u t.l e s WIth Russ the Flyers can get past at least Beaupre, who IS th~ best passer two of these' -strang title con.. for all classes. modore Zerbe's "Spook" far man Syd Warner and prize Hutton;, l'Agnes M,". Jim Mc- Wednesday: Nov. 7 Mt. Clemens Here 4:00 p.m. an the squad ~nd fIgured to see tenders they will have an out- "Doc" W i 1s '0 n had little third place with their "Cutty chairman Bob Dodd. couldn't Carthy; 1:'Capella,"Holly' Holler- pl,enty of action as the Flyers side chance at the crown. ' Like trouble taking the Gardner Cup Sark" in the Universal A class recall-when one club had. taken bach. VARSITY operate from a split-T offense. Last year the Flyers won one. with his "Evintea" in the 30 which was won by Milt Crass' all but one of the DYC per- ,Ravens _ uChumlette," Bob , Friday, Sept. 14 Mt. Clemens There 8:00 p.m. Terry Hutton has clinched the lost 5 and tied one to. take square meter class. This was a "Ardette" which was followed petual Sweepstakes trophies. Kerr; HThunderbo~t,'! Boy d Saturday, S~pt. 22 Ferndale H~re 2:30 p.rn. fullback s tar tin g bert!l and seventh place in a nine team two boat affair where in, past over the line by Cliff Grey's, Flag officers Corom. Clyde Benkert;: "Nauti-gal,." Al Borto- Friday, Sept.' 28 Royal Oak There 8:00 p.m. should experi~"1ce his be~t sea- league. This year the league years the 30 squares came out in eight meter "Pintail." Palmer, vice comm. Howard lotti; "li'iolic," Roy Barbier; Friday;" Oct. 5 Monroe There 8:00 p.m. son. The latter four are letter will be made up of eight teams. large numbers. Why the class Jimmy Seh'.1del's "Itch" wa~; Cook, rear comm. C h a r 1e s "Naraka," Bill Nagel; "Waif," SatUrday, Oct. 13 . . WyandO'tte Here 2:30 p.rn.' wmners. If spirit and the will to Wil1 has slipped so badly in the past figured to be a shoo.in in thE! Tompkins, the DYC ,race com- Jim :Mallon. ' (Dad's D,ay) two seasons is a mystery-all Lightning class but Jimmy got mittee and the DRYA judges, Ludeis-"Cando," Pete Ped- The line presents a problem have any bearing on the Flyers" Saturday, ,Oct. for Coach Lauer and his chances in the race they could ------headed by Camm. Bruce Tap- ersen; "Alibi," Bab Taylar. 20 Highland Park Here 2:30 p.rn. two. 15~ Friday, Oct. assistants, Jim Handloser and be the "dark horse" contender pan, should be congratulated L Class-"Sally' K,'! Guy Mc- 26 FordsO'n There, 3:00 p.m. 0 -- THE YEAR FiX! Saturday, Nov. 3 PO'rt HurO'n Here 2:30 p.m. Jim Lvuwers. W r kin g with if the top three knock eacll '56 ••• TO tor the manner in which they Naron; "West Wind," Harold five veterans, Hugh SheeEUlat other off during the season. Check our reputation with any bank or bureau. ran the regatta-it was perfect Micou; 4 " j, , ), ~. ; ' ..... ~ I..... f', ,'" '-~~~: ..,....\.- .""-1-:-- I ! " . Thursday, September 13, 1956 GROSSE POINTE N.EWS Page Twenty-o~.- m!~~Z"*::gi:~t:rl"SnnlllllhllnRnllnlllllllmIllUlllllllllmllllll~llIl1l1mmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllllllllllllllllIImJIIllllmlllllllllll~IIII1I1I1I11I11!lInllllll!l1 ,From. Another .Po;nte 'of. View' ...~~~~~~ere2n~b.~Do~t~ W~on Sehoolof Dance Pointe Colony.~~-- troit Lions quarterbackt busy I ort" and to t e POinte I .JANUZZlt MR. and MRS.,RUS- Forming New Classes ,718eets Sept:.18~ during his off-seasons from foot- - . = . UJontiuued .from Page 13) ./ SELL C.~.HAMLIN, the JAMES --- l'.L I ball. '- imUlllnUhlllllllnllllllw.::III1I1I1JIIIIIIIUlIlIIlIlIlIIlIlIIlIlIlIIlIlIlIIlIIIIIUlUmllllllllllilIllIlIlIllJl1I1111IlIlIlIlIlUllllllilmllllllllllllllllIlIlIllIlIlJ!l~ Brandt, Will attend as' .flower girl. Kenneth MacDonald P. NEVILLESt' DR., arid NIBS., The Bill Wilson Dance School -- '" ______;; (Continue(l from Pg..... 16) was among' 't"'e 275 -candidates will be best man for his brother. JOHN J.REUTER and MR. and 'resumes teaching; this week The first fall meeting:of . __~ "" .....MRS. CHARLES' F. ROSS. after an eve..."'ltfulsummer. The Grosse Pointe ColonYt. National: ADVERTISEMENT . ot Buckingham road. Many for degrees a~ the annual 's~-' . • • * *. * . • ,.;'* Wilsons 'travelled. west .d'Uring Society of New England W'!:"' for family parties were given dur- mer' convocatlon ~r/con!err~g ~ISlt New Grandson - MRS. BRUCE KRAG ~ill tbeir vacation and spent most men, will take place Thursday, PAVEMENTS ing the visit?xs' stay, am.ong of degrees .on Frlday, ~ept:,7~., ." Secretary.of the" Army Wilber M. Bruck~r and ~s. hold,,-a.joint .tea with>.MRS~ of the time at dand~ conven-. September '18, at the home of ernet them, the patio party at which f~6i:~~~~~dRe~~~:eumverslty Bruck~r are ill to'wn, as IDIes.ts of the Frank Kuhns of Mc- STEVE BAUER of Birmingham tions in_California and Hawaii. Mrs. Wendling H. Hastings in 'orry City of ~ntS't ~AYMd600ND DtsUFFY JR., MRS SCHMULT. recei~ed her ,Kinley,place, to' make the. acquaintance :of their 'grandson, in tbe Krag. home 'in Merii~ Mrs. nene Davies. "'whois bal~ Lakepointe avenue. unit er ame gues to honor' . W'lhe M 'b B k In h 'I.~ A t 31 weather' road on .Friday, Sep.,.. let teacher' for the school, Co~hostess will be the presi- eason Grosse Pointe Farms. her 'sistE!r-in-law. The Duffys' tr.aster's degree.in history .. She' I r arI n ~c er ~ W 0' was uvrn O'~ ~gus tember 14. Inco'ming Smith travelled to her',home town in dent, Mrs. Edward D. Trow. '.lpled new patio at their Handy road earned her bachelor of arts to' Mr. and Mrs. WIlber M. Brucker, J~., of Merl'Iwe~ther College freshmen' will be hon- England. Mrs. Davies and her bridge, of Bishop road, who will . the Michigan . hoke. was completed just in from Valpwroiso University. rO'ad. The. infant's mother is the former DO'ris Anti S~over, ored at the tea which .starts at daughter spent inuch of their be assist.ed by M,s. George H. . , de~ Sea~ed proposals fOr the con- time for the aften100n fete. • • >I< and m~ternal grandparents are the Berfrairn Shovers O'f 2 p.m. vacation visiting dance. schools Savage also of Lakepointe, and struction of pavements will be • • • MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. Grayton' rO'ad.. . in Europe and studying ad. Mrs. William B. Hanford, .of received by the City of Grosse MR. and MRS. JOHN T. DENLER will be giving their. . 'T~e sen~O'r' Bl'UckeJ:s, who visited eightcountriesoi 'vanced ballet. Grayton road. Pointe Farms at the office of SHORT of Lake Shore road a _' d.aughter, SUSAN, her gradua-Europe during a brief visit. there this. sUmmer and dedi- Pay' s $' ',25' Fl-ne. --- the City Engineer, 90 Kerby -th b' n .tlO11, present from Bennett Jun- Road until 12.00 o'clock n 0 niun('e' e lfth on. August 30 ior College tomorrow when the cated. the Ceinet~ry- for A}nerican servicemen on Norman. F . B .F- ht .- Frid~Yt Septe~ber 21, 1956~~t 0 a dau;ghter,.ALJSON MARIE. trio sail fell' . Europe, on the dy,Beach,will retUrn to' Washington'on Sunday.'~. orqr. .'lY .' which time the bids will be I Mrs. Short ~s the for mer United States. After seven Among the social'events during their stay here, is the IT'S UNANIMOUS!!'" publicly ope':led and read. NORMA HA~S~N~ . weeks of touring France, Aus-' Friday' banquet at which. the Detroit Commandery 6~ . John Lloyd, 39, of 1084. Bea- "NEW MUSICAL IS SUITEII IDEALLY TO' CELESTE HOLM ••• THE The 'work ~onsists of: tria, Italy and Switzerlandt Knight Templars initiates 58 men intO" a new unit( one O'f consfield, .was fined $25 and SPIRIT OF A 'BRIGADOmi' AND THE, LIVF-LINESS OF A 'BLOOM- Once again :in Lothrop road th .11fl h h . ER GIRL' • • " would give GiIla. LOllabrigida competition viA any - Alley Pavement are the RAYMOND K. DYKE- eY:Wl y. ?;ne~ . t e' 58 is Wilber Brucker, Jr.) to' be. called the Wilber ~. ,placed. on );iX' months .probation pair of black tights • . • ~ win-n1ng impression • • • & tender love of the .. stOry."-Robert E. Lubeck, NEWS. mhas Concrete .... sq. yds. MAS, who spent a month at Settled on 'Beacon hill once Brucker Uni.t, ani the picnic O'n ~aturday, for whiC;h the after being' found guilty of being 1,120 80 ."THERE IS A CERTAIN MAGIC ABOUT TIUS FINE ARTIST, spirit Excavation 428 cu. yds. Huron Mountain Club. Visitors more are JAlVIES, TOM and Bert- Lowrie:s arE' giving at their Grosse Ile. home. disorderly and causing destruc- CELESTE HOLM ••• a very pleasant ev~n1ng of theater. whirh' one fame may recommend • • • Celeste Holm casts a very pe.rsonal. as well as . Street Widening and during their stay included their JULIE COYLE with their par-. *' * * tion to private: pro~~rt~. " personable spell through the entire evening."-J. Dorsey Callaghan, Fisner ~surfacing son-in-law and daughter, DR. ents, DR. and MRS. JAMES CIt;lssiC C,al~Enthusiasts The fine and probationary FREE PRESS. . when Concrett? ...• 764 sq. yds. ~d MR.~ht.~AURlE:C. DICKSON COYLE. The family were at Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Hofmann of East Jefferson period were imposed by City "CELESTE HOLM IS AN. ACCOMPLISHED COMEDIENNE • • • title W1 GREAT APPEAL ••• sk1ll!ul ••• engaging tunes:"-Harvey Taylor. Ex.cavation 345 cu. yds. d" RA " youngsters, CRAIG cific Palisades, Calif., for three avoenu~ ente:rtamed members of the- ,Classi,c. Car Cluo of, Judge Douglas Paterson in the TIMES. ( rov.'ll. an )G.10ND, and their son weeks visiting the doctor's par- game Sldewa lk s ...,4,455 !in. ft. and daughter-in~law, the JOHN America, Mkhigan.region, ana. their families at a sO~.iable' Park MuniCipal Court. on Fri- a.m. Bituminous Concrete R. DYKEMt\.S and their JOHN ecnts, MR. and MRS. M. E.' gathering Sunday at' Grosse Pointe Hunt. Club. The car day, September 7.. Judge Pater- Resurfacing 4,006 sq. yds. OYLE. b hI h h Curb removal and and MARY. * * • ent, usiasts,.who hold mant y get-to get , ers w enever: pos- ;son ~resJded in .the absence of Drainage Appurtenances " • " MR. ana MRS, AARON' E. sible,. came from- Toleco, Grand Rapids, Lansmg and all' 'vac~tlOnmg Park J u dg e. 'C. Tomorrow, Night at 8:30 More Pointe returnees are WILCOX of Lorr-ine. road spent around the state. :Joseph Belanger. til;o~~~a~a:~~:~:eda~~ t~~ the JOHN W. STROHS back a re:cent .. v:eek~n~ in ~rand " Cars 'such as Packards and Dusenbergs' of 1925-1941- ....I,l?yd, accor~ing' to P,'lrk A New Musical Comedy, office of the City Engineer or in Lewiston road with' sons, 'Raplds vIsltmg be/or son~m.law I vintage are, the Classic Car group's special interest, as di~- Police Chief Arthur .LQuwers, Prior 1'0 Broadway from Warner & Warner 828 NICK and TONY, after spend- and daugbter, MR. and MRS. tinct from the antIque car .fanciers .. Members find 'f:ars' in 'wa:; arreste~ about. 2:3.0 'a.m. Farwell Building, 1249 Gri~wold ~~~h~n~rm~~t :~dH~~~~c~~~~~ ~~~~ g~~~;~~~~ o~~~ ;;~: their c:.:tegory.and restore the~' to as .near:new cpndlti9n 'Friday lnornlng by Park P~t~ol-, rand Street, Detroit 26, Michigan. Lodge at the mouth of the Bay RIT BYLS. as pOsslble ...... The Hofmanns drIve theIr 1936 Packard. 12; men John' '9aI"rol and James spots, ';(£1£51£ dTom A certified check or bank of Fin. • .. I/< 4"Cioor convertible sedan to the meets. LaJ?ratt, .foIloWin'g' a, disagree~ leus it draft payable to the Citv of • • * MRS. WALTER BUHL FORD Detroiter Frank Kinzinger; president of the Michigan ment. Lloycl had with a Mack shave- ~~?:::cto~i~i~ :o~~s~x~~~ted 'MRS. RUTH RAH::J: SCH~ has returned to her Naples, region, was' among guests whp gathered for swimming, .aVE~nue.bar owner. actu. by the bidder and a surety MULl' ot Lochmoor, boulevard ~\~h~~rm~~o~~~e:a~ds~~~e;~~~: buffet meal.and to show off their PSolished anpd sparklin g ~~feLwmdinUiehsbefore h.~sar- OLM l I _"H Trom. company, in an amount equal to classic. cars at the Hunt Club on un~ay. ' ointe fo ks res, oy., w ..~, was' saici to T law, the E'RANK J. TOWARS, ha,re be ; t d tt t d' ked in iive per cent (5) of the bid, , ,.. present included Mr. and Mrs. Ned Krieghoff, Dr. and Mrs., t en m-.OXIcae ,a emp. e mPERSON ~ d and shall be submitted with each of Moross Toad. Ivor Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Anrieus and the Louis 0 enter the bar after cl9~mg , took bid. No bid may be withdrawn "b b d '"II< • , R C d hours to purchase a drmk. for at least thirty (30) days MRS.. RICHARD A. FOR~ Muel1~rs. A~so present was group secretary, . . Ree , When the bar owner refused to t right est an after the scheduled closing t~e SYTH of McMillan road and and hIS famIly, of Monroe. adrnit him, Lloyd became angry etice. for receiving bids. .-n tow'n" her sister, MRS, BAIRD JOHN~ * • * and. kicked and smashed. the is the SON, of Cleveland, are home t 1ft 1 t 1 -I' The City of Grosse Pointe T rek Bac •...~ 0 SIeh 00 ren P a e g ass 0.., the estab- itifully after -Jisiting their sis-rer, MRS. li h t Farms reserves the right to Vere W.,rw',lle Offspring O'f Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Meyer of TO'uraine s men. gth de- DOUGLAS ANDERSON, in HALSTED WELLES reject any or all bids and to and his troubador. Ogunquit, Me. . '., ' road have gone in various directiO'ns to return to' classes. Lloyd will have to rep6rt to waive any irregularities in bid~ d f d * * * Mr. Meyer accompanied daughter Marilyn, who 'graduated the Wayne :County' Circuit . I FRANK ERNEST WOLFE e won'~ ding. The successful bidder will C~oO 00 Court Probation Divisl'on 'duro- 'red t f . h t' t.. New residents of Fort Lauder~ in JUlIe ~rom Grosse Pointe High School, to' DePauw Uni- OVERTON GRAVES BARZELL n ade- be requ 1 0 urnlS sa IS- d f I- ing his probation peiiod.Con- figured factory performance, labor, and goo un dale. ]'la., are MR. and MRS. versity, Greencastle, Ind., last weekend.' d't' .Music by: Irvin, Adman l; b Rutb'.1l$ in the material bonds, and insurance ~ THOMAS F. CASHIN, JR., and At t he same tIme,. Mrs•. Meyer, acco't'npa ..J:!le. d b"" h er "hi IOnst 'h of thet probationk . t.t statet .. .• certificates to the City of Grosse ~pecioJ Attention to, their daughter,' GL,ORIA, who ~ -- ., r,. a emus ma eres 1 U Ion 3 B.OX' O~F'FICES MeUxl., Ci1-cu Pointe Farms, ... Parties an~ Banquets have sold their University place daughter, Cheryl Ann and. her mother, Mrs.1\.. W. John- for the plaie glass which cost crinnell's. OR .... '60 on St. Eddy Sheplllerd's home. They will return to Elk stO'ne, drO've Dickie Meyer back: to' Leelanau Scho"O'Iat Glen $25, and pay the fine before the Otcus lox 0IR0a an team MURRAY M. SMITH, R~pids, Mich., each summer. Aroor, Mich. They stopped en rO'ute at the Meyer summer probation is up. WO 2-1124 Op.,.~ aign as City Engineer 7909 E. Jeff.rso" at Vo" Dyke * ...... home on Budd Lake at HarosOla, Mich. Mrs.JO'hnstone has -.------M.U ~rth ... Accept.tII: • _ hilip. If MRS. BENJAMIN S.WAR- :;ust r~turned horne aftell" spending the summ~r at Ch.au- at least REN of Lake Shore road has tauqua, Y. Cheryl is back in the dassroom at Make checks paya~" to Melody CIrcus, 1nc.-28()o.)() Grond RMr. N. Kerby FormiAlgtOfl. Michigan ( I Delivered andising U Oven~Hot DANC-E MINDED?? r future TRY OUR OW..., , .SeaFood R S . BALLET • TAP • JAZZ •. BALLROOM v-entoryj obI. to S a)trttta:u~tyit 2nce to E Specials! Itlome.•.Made an who Norm Archers 'ess, no D !cessary .SAUSAGE Nova Scotia w. Cut Prime and Choice B•• t Lru 4-4340 ' I JOHN EDD'S Sword '.Fish . THE RAVAHALS lumber Whittier Mkt. lfew Addre.s Ravanal Sc~ool t~e .:J)anc~ E: 21300 H"~RPER'AVE. MICHIGAN FOOD SALES' 01 oPP. Bir National Market" &11dJust Bey,ond County LiDe .19603 MACK (NEAR UTTLESTONE) , GROSSE POINTE .'" 'P!t, 8-7'290 , 16635. Harper . TU 2-7779 5, MO, Bew,•• " Yorkshire anti Ken.in!"!»,,' '.' - - I ' ~~ ':. ' Thursday, September 13, 1956 • GRO$:S'E PQINT.E, NEWS n BUS •. IE!IiOS .. . . " . DEADLINE 4 P.M. TUES~AY YOUR, AD CAN BE CHARGED Three Trunk Lines to Serve You quickly Three' Trunk Lines to Serve You Quickly I-ARTICI C~'LLTUlI:eclo ],.6900 , ' , • 5A,-SITUATIONS WANTED 6-FOR RENT (Unfurnished') 7-WAf\ITED TO RENT 8-ARTICL~S FOR SALE "5 YARDS _4-.HEI_~P_W_A_N_TE_O I4--HELP' WANTED I4A-HELP WANTED Must be ~ CLASSIFIED RATES DOME:STIC DOMESTIC' --- REM I N G TON "Officewrit- 5-7207, 'DUlv.m .B:LOND to act in "B"orn _ D~LEX, Alter Road south of FOREIGN Dip lorn a t wants Cash Ads-IS Words for ,~ , " • '. ,I . ?" ..Str-. "'.. - nth •• " •• K )s. te. b >. S tp') ' wiSh! 't6 ,*'4bihSef e: b-b7t,J~; .. y t b-~ ~~•• '" '¥it! v.-".,. ){'b -~b"";itz-'I h 'k"O'er-"k'"b' 'tt~":'+_.•"" -..- _ -.; .-.: '__~.~ ~__ .:---..:;- .... - e:'" / " , . :~ '"G:R 0 '5:5.E p' 0 J N"T'E' NEW 5 Thursday. September 13,,1956 .;..,;..:..._..:--:.-.;._.:..-_~_-:---~~-=--..::-:.--.-..;...----_:---=- • 21U-PLUMBING S-ARTICLES FOrt SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE' '-ARTIC,LES WANTED _ 13-REAL ESTATE 21A--CljENERAL SERVICES ,21~PAINTING'AND - 21R-CEMENT WORK 45 YARDS wine-colored carpet. TRICYCL~2-Both 16 inchl-B-A-MB-O-O-I',-r-ra:-tta-n-cu-s-hi-'on-ed1__ ' PO_I..;..'..:.,.S_A_L_E_,_-__ .__ I-F-IRE--:..P-I-"A-:.-CE-e-q-Ul-p-m-en-,.t-,-br-ass-_~_D_.E_C_O_R_A_T_IN_G____ 'VAGNETTIE SAM SPRENKLE Must be sold by Monday. 'ru. front wheels. Black seal coat, living room furniture. Must FIVE ROOMS and bath with paired. 'Smi:th-Matthe:ws, 6640 For Fin'er ' CEMENT WORK PLUMBING - HEATING ViOLATIONS CORRECTED ' 6-7207, % length, 12-14 size. Ex~ellent be in good condition~' R. garage on, canal lot, 60 ft> and !Jlcquered, lCl'een~ re-, Sidewalks. Driveways, Garage SEWERS. DRAINS CLEABED, ", IRONER-GE, cabinet model, condition. 'I'U. 4-3180, Peters. I.A. 7-4811. :frontage 'by '150 ft. deep. New';' and 1l'0~" tools rep.?~hed Interior and Exterior floors, steps and porches. .13322E.JEFFERSON good condition, $40. TU. 2.. MOSSBERG .22 caliber. Bolt -1-1--A-U-T-~)-S-IF-0-R-S-A--L-:E:----'- ,lea Wall. 2~'421'Maple' Blvd.,. , Cha.devolX. WA 2-715v., Pail'):t'ingand Decorating Basement, Rat Walls, VA 2-3214 8198. , action, telescopic lens. TU. 5- two blocks north,10 Mile road; DRYEELSVENTED, $15.00. a-in. CHRIS C.' CHARRON 3908 Cadieux TU 5-0785 ,GAS AND OIL mSTALL1l:D TWIN OVEN, ELECTRIC stove, ~2_71_3_. LET YOUR, neighbor select 'a Owner. itandard installation. Ca1LLA ,------' -= fine reconditioned Cadillac for 7-0533:'TU 1-4162. ' CO.. 21Y-SILVER PLATING Easy Spin-Dry washer, 74-in. GAS STOVE, ice box. Reason- you at the Cadillac Fa~tory 35' WILLISON,; Grosse ..Pointe _ DR 1-2686 PR 8.4778 ALL. BRICK double dralnaincast 'iron sink. able. Call Saturday between Branch; for fu..T-therinforma-; .shor~s.' Are you planning to 21.1--'flAtC~ RE"pAIRING " Satisfaction ,Our Guarantee NEW AND REPAIRS SILVER & GOLD. PLATING 14-in. w ut mantle, recJ:ea- 10 a.m. and 12 nool)..460 Lake": tion call Frank B]:om1ey~Days~;b1iild?, See 'the Callfornla , ' Established in 1925 PORCHES, STEPS, ETC. Oxidizing and Repairing ~~ y 9- tion beverage bar with sink. land. TR. 5-fi1'80; evenmgs, TU. Contemporary" tor ideaa. The EXPEXtT'WATCH~arid clock re- Full Insurance Coverage For Leaky Basements Repaired Brass Polishing and Lacquering Jom 220 gallon oil drum, porta'ble 1------..--:---- 1-4382. 513 Verni,er Road. ' house, of' tomorrow" fei,aturing pairfl1g~Pr,ompf serVice.' Rea- D AND UR Jewelry Repairing, Engraving mes, Philco radio-phonograph. %. MOVING to California-ll :ft. open living ..and -dual purpose' son a b I ~ priceS. 'Briuney ~' Your Protection" ' LICENSE ms ED ,. 4825. metal bed, complete!. l:lxl!5 Frigidaire freezer-top refrig; 1950 FORD Tudor; radio, heat- rooms. Walk, to Grosse, 'Pointe Jewe!lers. 20926 Mac k at I---Z--I-S-LE-R-' -P-AlNTIN---:---G--;-'\ MANUEL MARCHESE LEEBERT taupe with black pattern car.. fully automatic gase stove;' er,' good. tlondition, $275. TU. Yacht 'C~ub; 'boatingj 'fishing, 'Hampton. 'TU 2-9309. AND DECORATING LA 6-9300 SILVERSMITH,S I peting, one ever-hot CIUUP knee hole desk, leather top; 2-3487. ' 'swimming. "H:' J. Krieger. 1'2-1-C---,-'E-L'-'E-CT-R-""'I'C-A-L-,S-E-R-V-IC-E-Wall, Washing I------~---' 14508 CHARLEVOIX e 8; cooker. TU. 2-6939. leather top drum table; ma- BUdor. ,T"U~'2-9113. ' NR. CHALMERS size. _------hogany dresser and twin beds; FORD '51, '6 coupe, heater, Fast and' 'dependable';., service. 'EASTERN MASON VA 2~7318 BEAUTIFUL, hand-made V'ene- new roll-a-way, used ~ice; 'radio, ~j395. Good condition. NOTTINGHAM,' 862, ~ family RAPP ELECTR!C 20 years same busineSs. ' tian laee banquet cloth} 12 breakfast set; eoftee table. TU 1.4888 after 3 p.m. brick, 5 rooms each, ~; separ- Store~ house and 'factory wiring.' SL. 8-1114; SL. 8-4476 CONTRACTORS 21X-GARAGE solid huge napkins, $350~Also sev- VA. 1-~66. ate coal, furnaces. Martha Attic, ]~e(:reationrooms, garages, ' PRo 6-7956' Commercial & Residential MODERNIZATION eral antique pieces. TU. 1.. PONTIAC '53 Catalina- hard Bacher, VA. ,1-7710. d . '1' Building Tuck Pointing - Ma- aint- 380. SKffiTS, DRESSES, size 14,' to'p, hydra., white, side walls, --- ners, JrE'EEe ;c. ESTIM 1\ 'TES " VACANCIES 0 u r 'specialty. sonry Repairs - Building Reno- --- COMPLETE ; fire- 9 . Sh snow suit, size 3, mans clothes, low mileage, clean, no deal- ,OPEN DAILY RElASONABLE. , ~RATES Painting, decorating, exterior vators - Basements Waterproo1:- MODERNIZATION SERVICE s $18; ATTRACTIVE,' '-pIece8 . f eraton. size 39. TU. 4-0820. ers, $1050. 9108. E. O,uter 977 'Berkshir"--Excellent..- new FHA TERMS and interior. TUxedo 4-4542. ed - Gutters - Gutters Plastic Specializing in recreation romat stye1 dmmg 1"oom urmture. Drive. ]:'Akeview 1-6727. center, hall Colonial; large '------rooms, porches, kitchen, addi. Better quality, good condition, BOOKl>-Best mystery stories, living room, 3 bedrooms; 21,2, PR 6-0780 EXl:'EJ;l.Tpainting, paper hang- Coated - Caulking - Roof Leaks verse tions, remodeling and repairs. s. PR $7'5. 872 Rivard Blvd. bound books, like new, half 1949 PONTIAC Chieftain 8, hy- ,baths, "library, electric kitch- I-BR-O-WN.Et..~CTRIC-- _ Master' ing 'by mechanics,' free esti- Repaired. Over 25 years' experi~ce. price. Call before 5 p.m. TU. dramatl.c, radio, heater, good' en, attached, garage, schools, electridail since 1920. Regis- mates. Van Assche. TUxedo EDWARD M. COOK FHA terms. ' BOY'S CLOTHING, size 10. 5-3943. transportation: Best offer. transportation, gas' heat, pl'i- tereci 'and licensed. Repairs, 4-1187, VA 4-1492. 56.17 CANIFl~ AVE. Frank J. St.Amour TU 2-83H pants,Winter sportjackets,jackets,overcoats,and GIRL'S------DRESSES, sizes 3 and TUxedcI 2-27"70. vate beach. ,Its rep llcemen an d-' ,mamte--. FOR -THE ~ST general FO 6~6153 FO 6-5184 smaller articles. TU.2-1086. 4, Girl's plaid coat with' vel- JAGUAR : MARK IV, 3Jh litre 841 Westchester - Beautiful nance. TUxedo 5-0014. 'Per- painting and' decorating at 21Y-PIANO SERVICE - veteen leggings, size 4, from saloon, 1 immaculate condition~ aoufuern center hall' Colonial, sonal service. . reasonable cost see Charles 21S-CARPENTEI WORK --- • LADIE'S navy blue dress suit, Best and Co.; Teenage dresses, D. M. Wiars~ 35922 Jefferson. 3bedrooms,'2*, baths, library, A. Schrader. VAlley 4-0388. ------COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE. like new. Size 161,2. TUxedo skirts, stormc9at. Reasonable. (15~ :Mile)-Evenings. ' jalousie t~rrace.' carpeting, 21P-fk:~i~~PPLIANCE 1------1 CARPENTER repairs, doors~ Tuning, repairing, refinishing 1-4464. TU. 5-5910. dishwasher, disposal, incineJ:,:,,: A-I PAINTINq, and paperhang- locks,' sash ,cords, cabinet and mothproofing. R. Zech, BE 1,952 PACKARD Clipper, 2- ator, l!U1dscaped, garage, gas-, EXPERT TELEVISION ing, residential or commer- work. ED. 1-4576. 9.3232. Place your order early. FOOTBALL shoes, size 9 and MINK CAPE STOLE, four-skin door. 'tUxedo 5-4176. heat, newly decorated, recrea-& RADIO SERVICE cial, basements, stucco spray- 91h. Like new. Also youth sable scarf. Best offer. TU. 2.1------tion room. All Makes' ed.' Patching, plastering. In- GENERAL BUILDING , PIANOS~ TU NED, cleaned. desk. TUxedo 4-1889. 4156. 1937 BUICK, excellent me~ SCHW'IKERT _, ,TU. 2-996n , ' d Skill dId k mothproofed and repaired. chanical condition. Must be I Phonographs - Tape Recorders sure. e co ore wor... Altera¥o~, attic rooms, garages Satisfaction guaranteed. Rea. TWIN BEDROOM SUITE, ma- BEAUTIFUL PINE breakfront; seen tt)', be appreciated. Call 6ROSSE PO,INTEWOODS ,L. L. DACKEN ELECT ers.' Free estimate, clean DR I-I 195 sonablp. rates. Seibert, Edg .. hogany, (no mattresses or with green~, brass and leather Bill Moll. TUxedo 5-9012. LABORATORY workmanship. A-l references, w.ater 1-4451. " springs) $125. Sofa, 'green; trim. TU. 5-1820. ------~:~rs~a~~~:d 20il13 Mack~t Lochmoor Jam~s L. Crawford, VA EARL DECK 'th tt 12-AUirOS 'wyo. TO BUY BRYS DRIVE IL09 " I TUxedo'1-2791,' 1-3385. 24-hour answering LICENSED BUILDER 21"' LANDSCAPING 8, $25; rose. c1uchb c.hai r Wl11 0'thoman;Ii ,-DINING ROOM SUITE. 9-piece u ~-,------' serVIce. T,erms. ---..,- !'0om wmg aIr, a WI s P Chippendale, 6 years old, ex- WE NEED Excellent 3 bedroom face EXPERTVACUUM, SODDING 2-3429. covers, excellent condition; cellent condition. VA~ 3-1118. brick bungalow, gas heat, 1Jh CAMPBELL & HOOD, Interior PORCHES Hotpoint double oven, elec- 1951,1952 and 1953 Automobiles garage, nat. fireplace, carpet- CLEANER. SERVICE and Exterf!Jr painting. Free Kitchen Planning-Remodeling For a lawn you can always ts, $20. tric stove, excellent condition, C bRA L upholstered lounge Have Customers Wating. ing,' 10x15 perman, E:llt terrace, All makes 24-hourservice.'free loan- ADDITIONS 5 . ld 1 d For 30 S?'ears We Have Been $ ers. R«!bullt Hoovers,$14.95,to $44.95: estimates. WA 5-96~6. be proud of. Sod now wi~ Ie bed. $125; Silver fox stole, $3 ; chair, paIr go co ore UP"" Payillig Up to $100 Mc)re. immediate possession. ,18,'500. HARPER VACUUM' 1------Attic and Recreation Room. Merion blue grass., Also corn.. -e new, wild Mink Gill coat, excellent holstered armless chairs, and Close to St. Joan of Arch. ' Autll. Eureka. Hoover Sales' and PAINTING, exterior"'Best ma- Completed plete 'la~ and garden main. co~d4it3i08n6'614-16, $150. Call v4a;;9i50U6sother items. TUxedo I:. H. COOK .... G." P. SCHOOL DISTRICT i71~;~{~~C~~a~e~e:f'c~~~~ts~J~~terials. - Immediate servIce. REPAIRS tealanee. Free estimates. TU - • ' -oJ • 15701 Hal'per, Berkshire-E~alfour 1 Open 10 _ 6 p.m. Daily :E'ree estimates. VA 4-7386. ching lJrOCHMOOR 21200 VA 3-1 172 ed. $15. DINING room crystal chande- SPINNING WHEEL in blond 'TUxedo 2-9-145 Spacious 3 bedroom, brick 211:-.-e::USTOM CORSETS PAINTING, interior arid' exter- GREAT LAKES 5. Desk lier, $35. After 3 p.m. VA wood. Was hand-made for Res. 437 Cha1fonte Rd.TU 4-4118 colonial, 1lh baths, nat. fire- ior reasonable rates, PRescott S. M. GOEBEL LANDSCAPING CO. by car- 4-1037. child's room; authentic in de- Open till 9:00 ' place, carpettng, 1Jh garage, SPENCER CORSETS 15-3548. Free estimates. 1------1 aro,four sign, 36 in. high, also doll $21,200. Individually designed, 1i g h t- PER SON A LIZ E D Recrea- .- ~... 50 GAL. electric automatic hot rocking chair, suitillble for I WILL call at your home and CANAL HOME we:ight foundations and sur- DO~ALb'BLISS tion room in any' motif,I VA 2.3981 - water tank, pedestal type Christmas giving. TU. 2-4156. buy any make or model 'Used Near G. P. Woods Beach Park 8:ical garmentS. Over 21 years Decorator porches built ane. enclosed. --- ft. cus- wash basin, storms for steel car~ a:!1Y age, now for cash CLAIRWOOD 23256 e'xperience. Maude' Bannert; Kitchens reniodled and mod:' L~ndscaping (Inter- 'ndows. Alurnm'urn baby 26 INCH bOY'S Schwinn bike. and pay you more money. '3 ld f b. . k b 1 36e: McKin!ey, Grosse Pomte.. Exterior . Interior. ernlZ00,- ad dibons,. war drobe G C tt' wI 24 inch 'nette, Welsh teeter babe, TO. 2-7439. Tom E:oney, LA. 6-6611.15. wonyr.deep0 canal,ace perfectrlc. ungaseawall,ow .'J~lJxc~do5-4027 or TOwnsend 30FreeYearsEstnnatesin G.P. closets, pa:1eling, etc. Satis. rass U 109 shower. bathl scale, all like new. Call Fri- 8A-OFFSCE EQUIPMENT 12A-BIOATS AND MOTORS etc. Immediate possession, low /7-4312. TU 1-7050 £ied customers as reference. Reasonable Rates. O. Call r days, TUxedo 2-1453. FOR SALE 1______down payment. 21,~-,1II00F SERVICE Estimates at no obligation. W. WALTE~ ANNO . '.' THISTL:~ CLASS sailboat and CLAIRWOOD 23328 - "" ------~---~I R. Coleman, Builder. TUxedo r, size 10; S-PIECE bedroom suite, $50, 1955 ,AB Sid Craft race bOat ' .',. -'-----G-=--U-n-E-R-S---- Painting and Decorating 5-0072. .VAlley 4-207'5 quality furniture. TU 1-0729. TYPEWRITERS and adding with KG4H motor. TU. 5- Beautiful 3 bedrm. face brick 1 atching machines, new, rebuilt. Rea- 3185 ranch, 24x15 ft. living rm. nat. Guttier:! cleaned, repaired and Best of Grpsse !olnte ~eferencel JIM SUTTON -- size 8; BOY'S Sandy Ross suit, size 14, . fireplace, carpeting, special painted inside and out. Gutters Interior Extenor COMPLETE landscaping ser- er coat. like new, also girl's clothing sonable prices. National Office SAILBOAT, Hagerty 110, 24 ft: seawall installation, many ex- unplli.tggea. Private. WA 3-3565, ' , Free estimates 1677 BRYS vice, lawn cutting, ctiltiva.' 11; beige size 12. TUxedo 4-3385. Equipment, 16749 Harpa!' at Excelltmt condition, ohrome tras, etc. Quick possession. VE: ~1-2220. ~JOHN R. FORTIER PR 7-3551. Carpenter Work, Repairing and 'tion, edging and clean-:up Seigel's. ' PREAD _D rap e l' y en- Bishop. TUxedo 1-7130. fittinglJ, complete set of nylon SCH N EIDER' GUTTERS' CLEANED,. repaired PAINTING and decorating', ex- 'Remod~g, Attics, Porches, work. Free e~timatLaes.~1.~5 . Man's h BEDS sails. 1~U.2~1228. TU -4-0A.A2 :i . t d t' '. d ". Garages. . an our. Julius gw.ere. size 40, semble for students room. 2 88-ANTIQUES 1______TT ani pam e ;' s orm* Will ows terior and, interior. Insured. TU 4-2942 PRescott 8-2709. ' spreads, 1 pair draperies, rust,I ,_, 1 EI.L ES"!i"A'TE --...;....------ol~--- ,remclve4, screens put up and Herbert Walters, 1119 Ash-I----~------and beige plaid, never used, A Select Line of Venetia.'l, 13"-FROI~RSALjEA'<\. MAPLETON' 103 -" Brick to walS!led. TU.2-2134. land. VA 2-2809., H.F. JENZEN BUILDING Dutch Elm Disease Spraying. 8 cu. ft .• h,al! price. $12. TU. 2-2721. Cranberry and cut glass ., belt. In excellent repair, 3 R(""OF' REPALRING -"------Home and Industria! Repairs. Merion 'Blue Grass .sodding. t condi~ '"t and S bedrooms and bath on 2nd,..J PAINTING, papering; paper re- Additio,ns, attics completed, Complete lawn, garden, and g, $115. LADIES :riding ,outfit, jacket, chill a, 1amps, :~urm ure GROSSE POIN~ FARM lavatory 'in basement, gas Expert on leaky roo:fs~and re. moved. Wall washing. Neat, tree service and maintenance. and at- 'odphurs and boots, size 14. other bric-a-brac. UE:l. ' MER]',!WEATHER ROAD heat, Open to reasona ble 0ffer. palrlng,. . pnva. t e. WA 33565-, VE re liabl e. W.orK guaran te e.d rooms,Porch enrlosures,g Bra g e s recreationrep.aired, CAL FLEMNIG ,"" 5-2875. _TU-.-4--5-22-7-.-----__J THE HAN~it~pANTIQ NE.A~ GROSSE PTE. BLVD. Will sell on 'land co~tract. _9-_2_2:,~_0... ' __ ~___ 'Mertens, 122 Muir. Tl! 2-0083. brick repairs. TU 1--6950 coat, size LYNX FUR jacket, size 14-16; located at 9914 E. Forest A fine house in a top, location, Martha Bachers, ROOFS PAINTING TUxedo 1-9744 1--- er mov- man's gabardine zip'7in lining Ave. near Cadillac. built in- 1949. Contains 4 bed- VA 1-7710 Flat foofs put on and hot shot- " ------GRIFFORD'S TREE SERVIClC • 5-2875. topcoat, size 37; Argoflex WALNUT 25128 rooms, 3 baths, library, screen~d 13A-LOTS FOR SALE ted. Rc:>ofscreosoted, brushed on' IN'1'ERIOR - EXTERIOR I. MONTY ••• New, !'emodel- -Trees topped, trimmed and camera; girl's size 3 and 6 - terrace, recreation room, at- Work Myself - Insured ,ing and, repaixing. Tile for removed. Free estimates. Also 111 d GROSSE POINTE, FARMS by harLd.VE'9-2220 - WA 3-3565. kit h d b th ' h d L dresses, etc. TU. 4-2263. 9-ARTICLES WANTED .,. ta~c:pe~iar~~~. p::c~e;:~uce~ ,- ,Several choice 60' and, 80' lots -,-'------, ---- 1 Since 1934 est~m~~:s~~300~ vJi~~, ~~ fireplace wood for sale. TU. BROWN muskrat stole, perfect available for ,custom homes. CAULKING LEON STRiEGEL 1~88J3. 2-2134. condition, $55. ro.2-3219. -POSITIVELY .. T. RAYMOND JEFFS For reservation. call Mr. Caulking done by an old leX- VA 4-0518 HOWARD PROBST HIGHEST PRICE5-:--PAID for 81 Kerchc"'al TU 1-1100' Champion TU 4-5,700. ' perienced man. Caulk now. --,------) FORMICA kit h . k t ING HUGE TRAIN layout, consider- Furniture ~nd ApplieJnces .. Savt~."Private. VE 9-2220, WA PAINTING and DECORATING' • ~ c en sm o~s: LANDSCAPE GARDEN ing bids for all or part. S "I Piece or a Houseful." '------WITH MACK \ off Cadieux. next to 3-3565. . , EXPERT PAPER HANGING' old or new work. ~"q1ertly m , CO. gauge. Being transferred. Sac- O E A L Greenhouse. Private paTty, by ,------Wall Washing Service stalled. For e stl mat e call LA 1-6896 rifice. Also new 5 H.P. de- PRescot~ 5-5733 .A SPECIALIST appointment. TtJ:xedo 2-0941. ROOFING ,Free Estimates PRescott 8-1470. -I,M:-m-SCAPEdes~gn and plant- luxe outboard, gear shift with 1------'\ Over a half ml'llion dollars a New roofs, applied' by 'experts. HUGHE'S DEGORATORS .. S ddin inklin' 0 TU ~OOKS bought in any quantity. 14-REAL ESTATE WANTED VE 9..2220 - WA 3-'3565. WOODV.lOR, KING mg. 0 g, spr g sys- gas tan k, use d once, $14 . • Entire libraries, bookcases, art month in 1956' exclusively in --- 5293 YORKSHmE • Outside Shutters tems. Patios. Findlay's Nur- _4_-1_4_32_. ---- objects. Mrs. B. C. Claes, 11370 LIST YOUR J PROPERTY with EAYE:STROUGH, . downspout- TU 5-1165 VA 1-1835 • Bermuda Blinds sery, 19720 Mack. Gross,a GIRL'S Schwinn travelar'sracer Leverette. WOodward 3-4267. E,ROSSE POINTE us for fast action. More Grosse illig, new, repaired, cleaned, ------• Louvered Doors Pointe Woods. TU.2-0989. ize 26 inch with REAL ESTATE Pointe homes SQldby us dur- p::lillted, screened. Free esti- 21J-WALL WASHING ~ • T-V l3uilt.][ns -- t 1954 S COMPLETE lifetimeype, .guarantee. VAlley BOO'l:"S"tl.. purchac.;ed foi' cash. En. mg. August than b'y any other ma1:es.VA 4-7386. ' WALL WASHING b ell'able' • Formica Tops tire libraries or fine single, 14 full-time,' informed Grosse Pointe broker. ,....- ---:__ yr. Head Boards lANDSCAPING & _1_-9_8_27_.______items. Midwest Book Service, I Grosse POinte representatives. WILLIAM J. CHAMPION ROOFERS'_ TINNERS man: Neat workmanship. $7 • Hi Fi Units MAINTENANCE BOY'S suit, charcoal colQr, size 4301 Kensington. TU. 5-2450. MAXON BROTHERS, INC. 100 Kercheval TU: 4-5700 SO Years Same Business per average ro'om. Alsq paint- • Book Cases SERVICE 16; also camel-hair jacket. WANTED to rE~nt,for one 'day, Call us TUxedo,2-6000' 15-BUS. 'OPPORTUNITIES ' Experts All "InstJ!ed ing. VA. 4-7808. - • ,:~~i~i~1s 3040 _TU_x_ed_o_5-_7_56_9_. September 27, any old vintage 1 AMERICAN SHEET :METAL. W ALL WASHING • Shelves PR 6-2811 MOUTON lamb coat size 51, fire engine, hearse, tru<:k or WASH~&8;g~, ~~~E 821 _ ASSOCIATE WANTED to man- .AND ASPHALT ROOFING .CO. All Work. Guaranteed to Your • Tables OR best offfer. TUxedo 2.,5512. auto. Will l>upply personal age office of Nati6nal Social TU 1:.9356 ,LD. 7-2244 SatisfaCtion. For Free ES,timate, Free Estimating ______'bond. Rella'hle <:orporation. Nicely maintained Older resi- Counseling Organization. Ma- - TU 2~068j' HARDY chrysanthemums ready Call David H. Fairless, WOo denc.~, 4 bdrms., sunroom, ture woman, good ,appearance 2:1H-RUGCLEANING CALL MODERN PIONEER to put in the tired' garden to 3-9900, Ext. 3120. large kitchen, carpeted, 2 car and background., Investment E~ESTCARPET CLEANER~... 'VENICE 9-7169 Vv ood Products SOULLIERE'S give an abundant of bloom _ . garal,e, deep lot, owner, trans- required. Write Box A 13~ -.,,--...;..---.:.-.------13950 Ch l' V 1\ 3 2340 for the month ahead. Large W AN.TED-Inexpenslve used ferred, immediate possession. Grosse Pointe: News. CLEANING' DYING 21K~WINDOW WASHING ar eVIOX - ....--- -.t, MICHIGAN'S LARGEST lush bl~ms. 748 Hamptonl violin for b~ll:inner. Also sofa PricE~dright at $23,500. 1--...;.....-----..:..----.1 REPAfRJNG _" CARPENTER, fin ish e r and ______------bed or studIO couch. Have for I 16-PET~ fOR SALE - WINDOW CLEANING rough work, priv~lite or com- SOD DISTRIBUTORS PORTABLE typewriter,. Smith sale complete bed with rigid SOMEJ:tSET _ Appealing 5 yr. .f al PROMPTFREE HOMEESTIMATES'SERY"ICE WALL WASHING ,mercia!. 'Good we,rk, reason~. NGLISH S TTER Corona. about 6 years old, $25. frame. $30. TUx,edo 4-0563. old brick and stone colonial, E E, "em e, 'one , able. EstiInates free. TUxedo SPECIALIZING IN __TU._-1 __2886• -- GIRL'S clothin.~, winter outfit, 2 cax' attached garage on large ,year old, beautiful .blackh h and INSURED S'erVlce on Screens and St arm s 5-5892. _ ~ well landscap' ed lot. Paneled' 'white, sacrifice -to rIg tome. 'TU'lB' 2'-6'556 kWh' E ....1 D' ICE CREAM and food :freezer, size'_ 6x', boo1.s, size 1', boy's kitchen with built-in stove. TU'xedo, 2-6010.' . fIc B as mg't Pxpeu" tlngy One,l------REPAm h ~ d BEAUTIFUL 250 lb. capacity, , like new, 'Winter outfit" size 14. Boots, 211--PAINTING AND asemen am porc, es, s~eps, oors, $100., VA. 3-9938. size 7. Bedspreads, sheets and Lari;,e terrace, r~. m., extra BEAGLE, one year old, pedi-' ,DECORATING H. E. GAGE & SON windows, cabinets. bookcases. SEASIDE BENT '11 l' s "Alley 2 5496 largc~ closets. A good value. ,gr,eed, :field champion stock, ~ TU 4-0136, VA 1-2165 Good work, prompt service. 'ld -=..l.errywood dining plOW S Ip . •. for pet or field training. TU. ------SPECIALIZING in exterior...,----- and ------\ S.•.E Ba rber, 20380 Holly- SIX wI T PUREMERION BLUE room chairs, ca."le seats and WANTED - :Mahogany china WHIdT'rImEoRr'e100su~bstOannet'l'aolflaprargekr4-1456.' interior decorating.' AlsO wall 2lP-FURNITURE REPAIR wood. TU.4-0051. back. Perfect condition. PRo cabinet or small breakfront. an AND KENTUCKY BLUE'~ 5-7198. VAlley 2-9295. residen<:es. 6bdrms. 4 baths, PRETTY little', kitten, free to ~~as~~s_~xpd' ~~~~e~W:f~ CUSTOM upholstering. A splen- 21T-DRESSMAKIN,G' _ larg,e paneJed'library and din- someone. who will, give it lots, did selection of decorative --'------,.---- BROWN squirrel ,cape jacket, MO'l'OR BIKE, 5 horsepqwer, , ing :rm. Breakfast room, Flor- of affectlOR and a goo~ home. lnanship , guaranteed:. Call' fabrics. Expert .'. needlePoipt SEWING alterations, adults and 24101 lITILE MACK good condition, 14-18 size, late model il:;l good condition. ida rm. Excellent condition..' TU. 5-2536. ' ' after 6 p.m TY ,8-9412" mounting. Estimates cheer- childrens. Hems, zip per s, $50. 110 Meadow Lane. Cash. VAll.ey 1-7101 after 5 3 car garage. Must be sold Jl1TTER CLEANING and paint- fully given~ Ewald, 13929, plain d l' a I) e.s, :;lip covers, PR 6-2811 to I.ettle estate, a'ttractively DALMATIAN, 1 year old. Male, aprons and lPi11oW<1TU 1 7455 GIRL'S storm coat, size 12, 14, p.In_.______priced. housebrOKen, $'50.WA. 3-7406. ;lnl~;Free' estimatesl'. ,Wall Kercheval. VA 2-8993. '.. - .-- alpaca lined, excellent con- , WANTED 1------wnshing. TU7.edo 4..:.4542. REUPHOLSTERING, -:. 200 DESIGNING 'fashionable suits, HERBOLD lands~aping, dition, $12; Girl Scout uni- DEVONSHIRE,-l371-Interest- 21A-GEN~RA" SERVICES , ERNESTA. BOCK choice covers, terms to suit coats and _dresses;' alterations' ding, alterations, top form, size 14, $2.50; ~ool,tba216l OLD CLOTHING ing 3 bdrm., 2'bath, residence, ~ VENETIAN B'L,'INqS.,' Painter ",ond' decorator;~ quality yoUr budget: Also repair . and hats; r'enlodeliing, reaSo!!- satisfaction guaranteed. shoes, size 9Jh. $5; glr S BESTPRICES PAID good floor plan, library and '_' d I h' work. LAkeVl'ew, 1~8249. DU- able. VA 2,-3610. 6-5852. , h bilt $5 TU 4 2834 f' . h d b'as '- t -----~---:~ on, co or mote Ing: 'the finest! ----....;.,.----.---- i=;;:;;;;; mc e., . - . S SU TS sunroom. IDIS e emen , WINDOW SHADES Sel'Ved Grosse' Pointe homes' fo, ALL . T-"".LJ. no answer'allc aft'er:, ALTERATIONS, on lady's and THREE CUSHION 76 inch sofa FOR MEN' I including maids i-m. ~d ree- ~~ 10 years. '5 p.m. children's apparel. Excellent rea.Hon room,' gas heat, 70x167 PORCH SHADES 20685 W d t. TU I 69051------Television with slip cover, $2O. V.A• 3- TOPCOATS AND SHOES ft. lot, easy 'walk tp all schools 00 mon . - workmanship, good services. 0434. TU',.sn 3-1872 and tra'nsporta tion, good C"';'O-R-'N-IC-E-B-O-/J\-'-R-D5Ir==::;======219-PLAS:rERING TUxedo-l-~~442. Sales and Senioe SHOP tIVE PIECE he a viI y silver- , value, terms arranged. ~ALUM' 'IN.UM' SPECIALIZING in repairs-ceil- TRAINED and Experienced ) Address lated tea and coffee service. A ,tel~phone caU ~ bring us to W1LLlAM J.' CHAMPION Complete Repair ,Setvice , ' , , ings. Quality work at the seamstress fro m Holland EN AVE. edi PGadroon pattern, never use d. you nnm. atel y __100 K.ercheval, TU.---- 4,:,,6700 Cleaning,Reconditionini'Repairing 'Repaired-All ,Makes right, _price.. VAll ey -4:-302.2 ,wants alterations. Good rec- L. L~DACKEN" ling Alleys TO. 5-2489. WANTED ~ Hide-a-way bed, BUIT..DER'S 4-bedroom' ranch ESQUIR~ SHADE' CO. SA' SH", 21R~EMENT' WORK _c_omm_e_n_d_B1t_io_ns_._"'_'A_1_-7_3_05_._Service REVERE 8MM camera; 2.5 lens, studio couch, 9-piece dining type" built 1951, 2 bedroom 15133 G t' t ' ------1 EXCLUSIVE 'A L T E RATIONS late model, perfect cond'tiIon. room-suite, 9'x12 rugs, 2-piece andl bath on fl'rst :floor. FlQr~ 0 Fr'd Uratil10 9 PM' SCREENS~ A-l CEMENT and brick work of on dresses and SUI'tsby M'arl"e All Makes ida room,' nook'.' 2' bedrooms, . pen' 1 ay, n .. r • Make offer. TU. 4-.0820 living room saite, 3-piece bed": LA.~1-1515 ,LA. 1-1516, all kinds .. ChimRey repairs, Stephens, also remodeling and 'wanted mu.- room sUlte,. !' e f r 1. g era t 0 r, bath, shower on second. floor. I----~------.. ' DOORS,a 'll est'rmat es fr ee. VA 24618-, repau-mg.. :LurS.~ QUl'ck serVIce' Electronic Laboratory - un Bas:erilent, 'recreation room CARPET LAYING' " VA 2-8971., . h ' . CAsicalSH Finstruments.OR your Any 'condl- washing ma,=hine,' gas stove, ' on ems. 'I~U~5-1~10. .. 91 automatic wllsher. VA 1-1793. with fireplace' and lavatory. NEW AND OLD' 20313 MACK AVL tion. TO. 5-54 • Ga:; heat,' 2~car garage, all Stair Carpet Shifted ANY CHIMNEY, screen top, DRESSMAKER - 'Original de- bOUBLE BED, white ~llld gold, US:E:D 26-INC:U bicycle, $15 or I landscaped with. :fruit trees. Repairl o:f All Type , porch and'brick repair. Work signing for dresses" 1adies'- TU 1 1791 Service French Provincial, u'pholster~ less. Any meke. Boy's bike. LOl; 77x150. Price, $43,000. Leo Trudel ,. ' • myself. VA. 3-0969 or VA. 'suits and theatri(lal costumes. •• ed head foot. VA. 1~3059. 5.4423. Te]:InS.,Owner. TU, '-230()* 5-0703 "I.lock W.... I,O~ ' 1-8458~ Also alterations. 'PP... 6-8079. 1,"",,_ the Woods and TTJ. TU. •" , ." - 'r.:.-::~:'t~ry~_~:~:~-' ;;;.:'~~' .~ ~ .'.' :', :~ ,f ~ '4 ~ • ~ w ~ • ~ . '. Thursday, September '13, 1956 Page Twenty-four ------_.-(:; R O',S:~ Ei ;P O~I N.'T.!N,E- W S ....1.~ .* , JIll, F..e.at .•u-.re-- Page * ~. I. who. where and whatDo;-'I' Pointer of lntet'est. "Good Taste. , by CIIbQoz;1 ' Favorite Recipes .. of .People in The Know VJ${;nfe Saw MRS. LOUIS J. ASMUS ••• lunching at Londo]l East • • • and wearing a smart two piece gray ensembll~ printed in a small flower • . • white double collar and cuffs - SPONGE CAKE .Counter Points' of three-quarter sleeves over a deept~r-toned gray were :9- Contributed' by ( pleasing touch. Mrs~'Cecil W. Griggs * . * * Ilf2 c. sugar By Roheru Isley Another who chose a two pi~e suit dress was MRS. , lh c. water . One of the' big September stories is from Walton- MURRAY L. MacDONALD ••• in tailored lime shantunl~. 6 eggs, beaten separately ¥4 t; saIt Pierce. Davidow's haute couture makes it's a':ltumnal bow. * * * fc. Henkel's cake flour Of course; there is always the pure exc~tement of his classic A cinnamon brown crepe dress with matching small 1 t. cream of. tartar . styling ••• the interest in this thin delicate flat tweeds •••. velvet collar, push-up sleeves, and skirt interest in a smal;l 1 t ..orange extract his authentic cut and superb tailoring. But this year there back drape is fall selection of MRS. GUY A. DURGAN. Boil sugar and water until it is even. more. It's the size story that's important. This is the threads 1vhen dropped froD1 * .. * spoon. Pour :hot. syrup in fine first season that this famous designer has come with four With suits suddenly becoming very comfortable attire stream over beaten egg whites separate size groups ••• half sizes ••• regular sizes • • • to which salt has 'been added. on some of these dull September da.ys, MRS. WILLIAM: diminu.tive or petite .•• and the tall girL It's a very com- M. OARD keeps attractively wann in a tailored navy w~(ll Beat mixture until cool. Add plete .collection that awaits you at Walton-Pierce, outfit, with white Peter Pan collar aIld white cuffs edgmg egg yolks, one at a time. Blend Ker- in Hour and cream of tartar, cheval at St. Clair,'in the village. the three quarter sleeves. then orange :o3.vQring.Bake one • ".: * hour ,dowly at 300~ in angel * * • Recent quip of a prominent television artist keeps, food cake pan. Suggestions: use regul8r wire The elegant co;tumes by Cecil Beaton in ttMy Lady" running through our head: (lSecret~ .of State Joh,n. Fos- F_ egg beater to get air into the has greatly influenced this seas~n.S fashions. And now we find ter Dulles," he intoned, "011 one of his mfrequent VISIts to -batter, rather than an electric pUl'selves in the midst of a feminine hecoming period ••• we'r. the United States • • ." mixer. lee with butter cream frosting. awtWe af the Second Decade of this cemu1'Y. Molly Pamis. ~tIS • * come up w#h the vampish black crxktail sJJeath ••• a tn()J;$fied PILI~ERINGS Empire waist ••• and, a charming soft chiffon drap~ flows to A Princeton student who found himself short of cash Men-Gardeners. the hem •• , at the waistline? ••• one dram4tic wh~te flower. on the third of the month didn't dar,e ask his parents for Add j OU1'O1.lNl headress '••• you own diamonds • • • or bi¥ bfll Mee:t Sept. 20 ' money. The only solution was to sell something,. so th.e ,., ••• well, it's' a pa1'ty yeM, gals ••• and th8 clothes for II M't1 next issue of the Princetonian carried. the fol1~wmg ad: Starting its fall season with shown at Mat'ga1'et IUctrs on the hill. "For sale: One good-looking sport coat. $25. SIze 41. J~ PROMOTING CELEBRI~ry SERIES a talk on Gladiola and Dahlia '* * • superior coat, and I'need money. Apply 312 Walker Hall. Seen, left to right, purch~sing tickets . CLARK,' ,.ra, are. MRS. WilJLiAM' P. Culture, the Men's Garden Club for the Celebrity Series from assistant BONBRIGHT and MRS. ALLAN SHEL- of Grosse Poi..'1temeetS'.at8 p,m. It's a good 'story .... and, you're the heroine if you wear size Two days later a special delivery letter arrived fror~ ticket chairman, MRS. BERNAR:Q. A. DEN III.. next Thursday, September 20, seven, eleven, or thirteen ••• Junior sizes that is. Yep, you'll New York; containing the advertisen;Lent, a check for $2b, , ~'------at the War Memorial'Center, 32 play the lead when you meet these colorful shirt waist dresses and the terse comment: C1I'1l buy the dem coat. Love, by Kitty Marriott i . I . . . 1824 "tll Lake Shore road. ••• the COICldulones you've actually been dying for • '•• clloose The Pointer of Interest this week is not the u.sual per- began m Fr~ce m , w: 'Members' and, .guests will one in red, blue or beige. Oh yes, they're WQoland nylon blend Mother." ., . h him' If. . art' 1 fi ld f' members, dedIcated to. healing and tagged at twenty-two .dollars and ninety-eight cents. D. ~.' • * .,~ son who has dlstmgws ed se map ICUare "(~ 'th 'k d II .ating human greet Bruce Collins for his . t' In t d t 'b t e SIC an a eVI d t ti 'f th d Healy's, in the village. . t f h' jsen deavo~ or m ~ome aCIVl..ty s e~ ' we' pay ,n',~ e. t0 a suffering. A few of the Sisters emons ra on 0 new me 0 s The journalism professor .was paSSIng ~u a "t;W . In: commumty proJect-.the Grosse Porote Celebnty ,;:>enes- first.came to the .United States for the culture of these. bril_ on writing. "A good introductIon," he explam~d, IS hlgb:1y which, in its brief two years of' existence, has~~ome a m' 1880.and to Detroit m: 19.09. lantly colored plants in the resi- . • important. Always remember the young man who, deSIr- . . dentiat- garden. Mr. Collins, a 'Tis true that YOU will view some very. grarid dresses inooto marry Angus MacPherson's comely daughter, opened cultural force in the communIty. A small:frame building' at the former' president of the Michi- ••• ones that you might want to keep a lifetime ••• one's hi: interview with, 'Sir, I'd like to l;how' you how I can The popular Celebrity Series,0 Cadieux road site'wa~'used'~ a gan Dahlia Society and a re- by Galanos', Dior or Verle ••• at Irving's first fall.fashion , " sponsored by the Assisia?ce name 'of Bon Secours Hospital!, .convaJ.es~enthome ..until funds. tired lumber broker, maintains show at Lor..don East, Thursday, September 13, 1:45 p.m. save you some money. League of Bon Secours HOSPItal, itself a tremendous for(:ein this were accumu1at,e~.:to )aythe:extensive fields of' these spe- 'II . 't thi d t . t' .f th t'hos to 3 p.rn. Then, too, there is always the possibility that you * • • WI op~n 1 s ~ season: nex community. Funds from' the ~c~rnersone ~or e ~resen . - cialties on his Utica, Michigan, month by presentmg the.first of sen'es, 'of. course, help the Sis- ,pItal on.D,e.c,em.ber. 7~.1941.Sub,-. estate. . ' will dash madly across the street to consider these clothes A dear lady in one small town is renowne d for h e.r 'd fl' , L'ttl Sh It' 'd M L d b six lectures. Again thIS year, ters of lBon'Secours l~arry on' ,sequent additIO~ were ma ~ lTI: The talk will be of interest rom rvmg s 1 e op. s an I ea. arge un y, uyer malapropisms. At a tea recently, one of the. gue~ts co~n- versatile Pointer Chet Sampson the work they have been doing. 1951 and 1954, and .&. convent, to the-week-end dabbler around for The. Little Shop, has just returned from a New York plimented her on the new sho~s she was wearmg.~ They re will serve as .'master of cere- here since 1922when they pur- and chaIleLare now. ~der con- the home garden, as much as it buying spr-ee. She has brought back fashion's newly; very handsome, and they loolC comfortable, too.- monies and introduce the speak- chased the site' for thElpre:;ent st!Uctio~. . . '. . it is to th~ pr,)fessional horti- favored colored jersey's, for afternoons, in high shades. "Yes" she agreed pleasant 1y, (1 like th'elr comf or_~ ers. h 11 ' I k hospital on CadieuX road. B hFIght.t RIsmg1 Costs,. t' culturist and all local'men are Prices range from thlI' ty-nm' e nIn' ety-five to sixty-nine , ." Locale for t e °c oc Built in 1941 ut OSPla s are no excep IOn 'invited to attend. ' ninety-five. Especially for the theatre, there's the silk faille they make streetwalkmg so easy. morning lectures will again be The Bc>nSecours order itself in the presentq.ay eco~~my;Q!ld.------. . .. ed th E ' Th tr 153111i' t the cost.of'operating and main';', .. dress WIth the short hug Jacket, In black only, tagg at * III * e sqUll'e ea e, ._"as:.. ---- t .' th ' , f il.ti ..# sold at $12 for 6,lectures. TIC~-. around se'Tenty dollars. Coats in the Little Shop a:-e real ~ l' t H 11 d ty Jefferson av,enue. S l' ammg e.groW1~g ~c I ~. 0.... ets may be obtamed from Bon .. Describing a glamour 6'.r s gown a a 0 ywoo par., Intelledual' Benefit Nursery. cJtOO, Bon Secours- co~tillues. to ,.rIse. 'Secours Hospital;' 468 Cadieux, dreamy ••• for example, a reversIble black an~ whit& Lynn Barl said: ult was one of thOS4~ black numbers that . Fupular response to the Cele-. . Hence. the AsSIstance League Grosse Pointe -so- .or by calling tweed .for day ••• a black basket weave for evemng ••• pick up everything-includirig. men." brity series has '.proven its in~ Sf3e'A~sQuarter~~.lends a hand with :,~chS'px:oi-:..ticket committee kembers, Mrs: b~th h~ve l~ath~r, trim ~d are whi~e alpaca liIIed. Part * * • tellectual worth to, .the Grosse The'20 mothers are lready'. ect~ as the' Celebntjerles,. Bernard A.' Clark, Jr., TU With slXty"mne nmety-five. Heartenmg? Ah yes. A coat. The usual bore was at one of th()se Hollywood parties Pointe area. Civic-minded mem- The 20 children 'are ready. WhIch help ~. ~eet'.~e payroll~ 2-786'3,01' Mrs. Herbert Hen- that goes well from day into evening is one that has the fed h' If bel'S of the Assistance League, The blocks, the dolls, the :pll3.Yfor, tha,325, p~~ :memb~s of. cheI, TU 5-0069. glamour aJt1.dw&rmth of flannel ••• a shawl collar bound Walter Winchell once described. The pest asten rmse who have worked so hard ,to sink, tables,. cars" barrels 'and the hospltaJ.:sstaff. The SIst~rs ------in leather .. This too is reversible and alpaca lined on Ethel B~rM7more and re~peated "Ethel" at every oppor- make it the success it is,'wisely and volunteer ,yorkers, receIve ty .J 11 ' • • • ...~'ty ~~ J invite top speakers from across tools are. ready. no remuneration. seven IL.I.CI ars . .u.uI • The teacher' is ready. , , Fi st the country to participate as Only o.ne thing i~n!t.'read.y- Re..eiving B~p~tal e .. Knowing the explosive temper of tb:e stage s r lecturers. a place for the mothers to take' Ea~h o~ t~e 18 SIste,rs, at. th 39 * * Lady, the other folks just F.at back and w~lte_d for the de- And behind the Celebrity the children to use these.thin(~s. ,~OSPItalmC'Identally,~s tramed . _ W om.e" don't ilways whistle. But these. suits for the fneM tonation. Finally, Ethel reached the! berhng pernt. Series: stands the formidable Two years ago 'the'Lake Sllore ill some f~rm- ()~medIca,1~ech- _ deserve tit long, l()~ whistle of appreciation • • • they Me ths b k h . d "Eth 1 . Co-Operative N u r s er'y was ~ology. or. hOSPItal admimstra~ Giving the heel a thump on the ac ,S e cne : e.', B I V.. founded. Through the tedious .tI?n. N0mm.ally.a 150-bed hos- suits you"ll he seeing in the windows of Kilgore rmd Hura, on hell! Don't be so formal. Call me Cuddles!" urg ar 181t8 process of organization,. th'e PItal, .Bon.. Sec~urs has ...been the hill • • • oxford gray and chMcoal flannels. A dashing red * ... * H. lh h St original mothers .created a pre- avera~mg 172beds. Cars 'Left leather tooled, suede lined stud hox • • • MId marhelized Italian William R. Webb, famous Tennessee schoohnaster, was lIne OC ore school center, .in which their; WhIlehBon'Secours,'tal"f th theG re- n Cit~rpolice received a break- children~twice. a weel< !:ece'ived'cei~ng . aspl, ,or. - ~.e r~sse Ope_n Thursd,ay. Mornintt at Cigarette boxes It'om their gift shop will lend It decorative touch once invited to speak at a conference at Pomona Co ege (In ing clnd entering report from priceless experience in livin~tto.:. Pomte area, IS.ad~tered by,~ ~ •• ., divtn"ting, yes? "The Place of the Humanities in Education." The-man who Mr. R Yates, janitor for Him- gether. . _ religious wom~, it se.rves 487. 8:30 win not close doors un- preceded him didn't think much .of. the huma~ities &n.d elho<::h'sBrothers & Co., early Through tWo.years' of--h.ard, Catholic patients' and 310 non-: • * emphasized the importanct! of practIcal educatIOn. Thursday morning, September but enjoyable work, these moth-Catholics in an average month.".' .til midnight Saturday. For the The best dressed little gaIs in the Pointe will be wearing those 6. ers and new ones, with' the As the Pointe's official:,"City. English fitt.ed coats by Bekertex .•• fashioned of 100% wool ••• ('What I want my son to know how to do, fo!' exam- Ya1esreported for work nbout brawny help of "fathers who put Hospital," Bon Secours.since ,its: ,buy of your life come see us. in plaids or plain ••• m.aybe aqua or rose ••• size' 3 to 6x and ., pIe," he said, "is to milk a cow." . 7:30 that morning and discov- their do-it-YOl.t:rselfenergies :to opening has .had,'resp'onsibility .- to 14. The smalle-!' sizes include leggings. Both size ranges are tag- "That is a very good idea," said Webb when his turn ered that two cash registers good~use"built a going concern,' .for' the 'car~' of' all.e~ergency ged at forty-two dollars. and featured at Young Clothes, Inc., ',.ru be bI t were broken. open on the floor. a nursery' sc~ool. which . has and. accident cases within. the 110 Kercheval, OIll the hill. f came. "A very good idea. I want If,u son to u e 10 of the building. He immediate- eased two dOzen.or so' YOl.lng-jurisdiction:'.of .thecity. . . Alfred F. Steiner milk a cow, but I'd also like him aMe to do some thinl~S ly called .the police. sters into regular school. , As for the CErlebrity.Series,' * * that a calf can't do betterF' Captain Andy Teetaert was Now' .the 'fruit of their two little need. be said;. the."series Oompany In browsing thru the Fine Arts Department at D. J. _------on his way to work. when he years of labor' is in danger of has already' made' a. name. for' heard his station broadcast the dying. The nursery' has met in itself. World-renowne'd reporter 16901 Mack Ay~nue . Healy's you'll find many, many, old friends and many, al~rm. He radioed that he would. rooms p;rovided by St.:Michi:lel's and foreign correspondent,"lnez many new ones. Among the new ••• just recently they've el II join officer Richard Elworthy, Episcop~ll'Church in. Sunning- Robb wilCbe the first"lecttirer TU'S-4000 assembled. in their Grosse Pointe Shop, in the village, ~ aVort t~5nij who was already on his way to dale in: Grosse .Pointe VZoods.. this ~eason on ThUrsday" Octo- the store. . The rooms are not avaIlable ber 11~. - . Venetian Lamps, imported from the Island .of Marino. The .. The t~o po~cemen'foUndthat: noy;,.. . . .~'Famous Speakers Venetian glass may be chosen ,in white, mauve or .azure o an ~pstaU'sofflC~was a~sobrok- The'mothers have di2spera.tely' .SucceediIig 'speakers:.~l in-. blue. At thirty-three dollars they are a real buy because, I en mto ana a fIle cabmet h~d: s~ax:~he~,th~ ar.ea.. TWIce~~:yelude Theodore ,Rousseau. Jr., .w~ are told, they are worth MUCH more. ~ c~ I I been ransacked.. The culprIts: ,th0!1ght ~__locatIo~' w~s,wI~hU?-Curator' of Paintirig~.:for the rd. eOl'a,,'J. Jaubenl!~k had. e~tered' .the. stor.e throu~h .t~ell',gr~lsp,but tWIce1.hey'were New York. Metropolitan Mu- .. • m ~ d a partIally barrlca~e~ pOld;m dlsappo~nted. . " . sewn of Art; literary. critic' and , .. ,__ the re:u-,o~ the buildmg. Him-. They;.need'a location, WIth writer Rich'ard Armour; noted:' Prize package ••• by Jr. Sophisicates ••• deft, worldly ••• , MY FAVORITE: elhoc~lSIS ill ,the process.of ex:. 's0:J?e.stC?~a~e"space ..V?'h~re.t;he. world news analyst.. DWight, willowy • " • with hack. buttoned casualness ••• the collar of thit pan~mg ~d .c?1;ltractor~p'-q~.~p chIldren:'can'meet two morm~gs. 'Cooke; author, actress ,.and. TV' Book ~ ".No Other St:u wooden :partItIOns ~ve:. the a week,. for two. ..ho-qrs.; The nalitv,' Dka' 'Chase'~' and' dress conv,erts from cowl to shoulder-smooth. This Town Wool M H b d holesatmght. ,nursery:lS.a ..non-p.rofltgJrOUp.p~r~ .. ".' '. . is tagged ,rt arou,,,td dolla1's at Margaret Rice's, on the bill. Author y us an A check of the stOle's.mven- working' on a small budget. It, New York. Drama. c:ntlc John ii/tj' Character in a Book Rhett Butll~r tory revealed that no, merch~- isJic~ris~d:'by ~he'.state and''has .BeMa\lforwt.'11' 1mb ff ' .C 1 lie lie * Pygmalion dise .was taken.. The two ,cash a licen'se.~d..teacher~ ' ,;rs. 1. lam , ..0" IS e e- PI ay ~...... h D k registers looted' gave the rob- And i:t has '75child;ren on.the brIty SerIes ~Gh~rman . for the The llllodeis from Mr. Leif Bergen's modeling classes d Musical Lady in tear bers $331.21. waiting list: Bon Sec0U!s.:AssIstance.Le~g~e, .Irving's, Olll the hill, are in the midst of rehearsals for the Wel- come Wagon's f~hion sho~ and luncheon to be held September Actress Lynn ]"ontamle Captalh ';['eetaert said that his ..If anyone' has any. sUllrges-and Mrs. Evan Bayne,. chaI~-. BrQoks 19tat 1 o'clock at the Grosse Pointe Ya'Cht Club; and, for tho Actor _ Alfred LUllt department had' several import- tions, call Mr~i. Elsie' Ciesliga -maIl:-elec~.'~s~' Blopnt -.s~adeIS , Bundle Fashion Show.at the Neighborhood Club, Waterloo at St. ant leads which should.result in at PRo 7-4289 or Mrs. Helen league- presluentthis year; . F''.' tb II Sh Clair, at 3, p.m., September 25. This will be the 17th year that Movie Aida a raoid solution of. the case;, IAylsworth" at :rU.1:-66~1. : . s.easo~ :tickets only. ate being ,00 a oes hving's h;lI.vepresented this particular fashion show. A «ood Mov~Ac~e~ .._ .. ~eL~eC~~e~bud ---~~~~~--~-~~-~------~---~--~-~~--- record. Movi e Actor II ••• :~ George l:!rell t AI~min~~ CI~:ats••• 11!! >Ie TV Show _ .AIJ.y Quiz Show School Price •• '. . Hete:'s an up-to-the-minute acce~ory for sweaters and TV Performer (fern.) Arlene Francis TV Performer (masc,) Steve Alle~n- , LEARN TOF-f NC f skirts and the little wool dresses you'll be liVing. in ',•• Mag azine 411.....••. 411...... 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