p. Home of A "MUST" FOR MAY * * * COMPLETE SUCCESS rosse ews FOR THE MEMOR.IAL CENTER DRIVE 99 Kercheval TV. 2.8900 Complete. New$ Coverage, of All the Pointes VOLUME J 2-NO. 21 .o;(l Per Copy ,a,oo Per Yeat GROSSE POINTE. MICHIGAN, MAY 24, . 1951 Entered as Second Class Matter et the Post Office at Detroit. Mich. Fully Paid Circulation
, HEADLINES "M,y Buddy 'likes the "Home Town Journa' I", of th6 Early Reports Give \VEER As Compiled by the Hope for Success Gl'o'sse Pointe News 8 Thursday, May 17 A COLD FRONT plunged De- In Center's Drive troit temperatures 25 degrees over night. 'XesterdI1Y's high of 88 is the highest recorded for May Campaign Canvassers Express Confidence That Great Memorial Day exercises will 16 since weather records were be- Majority of Residents Will Lend Support be held at the War Memorial Center. 32 Lake Shore road, gun in 1872. Unseasonable heat to Pointe's Memorial also broke records in New York next Wednesday morning and and Philadelphia. While actual figures are still scarce on results of the all Pointe resicients are invit- • .. * campaign being conducted to raise funds for the Grosse ed to participate in honoring AT'J:,EMPT BY CHINESE REDS Pointe War Memorial Center, repor~s being received from the community's war dead. to cut main UN line thwarted by individual workers and zone leaders indicate that the drive The ceremonies will be held hi Allies who rushed in to plug the . '. f '1 .>------._the fountain courtyard of the gap made by Chinese in South IS progressmg sabs acton y. 'v Center drive, weather permitting. Korean ranks. Red strategy re~ No totals had been tabulated 1951 B d t In the event of rain they will be ported to be to pound the center when the ~EWS went to press, U ge s held in the Center building. of the line regardless of losses. but Co-Chalrman John Kenower Scouts To Raise Colors Enemjo"s main blow expected to and Richard Huegli estimated Adopted by Pointe Boy Scouts will be in begin within 12 hours on the that about $2,000 had already , charge of the raising of the colors western front above Seoul. ... been turned in at the Center by F P k at 10:45 a,m. The Invocation . . the few workers who have com- arms ar will be at 11 a.m., given by PICKETS DETOURED all but pleted their assignments, and by I' . , the Rev. Andrew Rauth of the five of the 15 DSR operators donors'b . who mailed in their con- I --- Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- scheduled to appear for hearings tn UtIons without waiting to be Tax Rate Boosted 55 Cents terian Church. ll on their pleas that they were not persona y contacted. P Th d' F d The reading of the Gold Star \villing Iy on strike. However, Mail Is Encouraging er ousan In ormer an Honor Roll of World War II will there was no interference with The Center mail has also con- Reduced $2.08 in Latter be by Mayor Homer Fritsch of the five who braved the assem- tained some very encouraging. Grosse Pointe Park. letters from residents, express-I Will Place Wreath toblage.file anTheinjunctionCity is notfor returnexpectedof ing their appreciation of all the F The City of Grosse Pointe A wreath will be placed by transit service until tomorrow. Center is doing for the Pointe. arms approved its 1951 bud- the Ladies' Auxiliaries of V.F.W...... One such letter was accompanied get Monday night when the Post 995 and American Legion ALBERT SWARTZ. Detroit by a check for $100 and there council voted to increase' the Post 303. . were sev~ral checks for $50 each. tax rate by 55 cents per thou- Three volleys will be fired and Jeweler and admitted fence, was The C1ty, Farms and Shores d d 11 f d 1 taps and echo played by mem- f 0 0 foundf in the garage of his home a e b f th b t . d san ars assesse va u- bel'S of these same posts, followed 4030 St t t I t dry ar e es orgamze 0 t' t d $'137 017 57 a ur evan ear y 0 ay I the five municipalities and there a lOn, 0 pro uce .. , . . by the benediction, which will with two bullets in his head. is aSSUrance that every single This brings th'e new tax rate be given by the Rev, Father Thought to have been slain be- house in those areas will be can~ to $16.08 per thousand as a-I Lenk of St. Paul's Church. cause of testimony he gave in . t 1 ' $15 3 _ court. He was the second witness vassed. rr:h~re has. been co~s.jd- I gams ast year s .5. I "P D" attacked within the last six erable dlffJcult~ m obtammgl It was the first tax boost in the! 0PPY ay months concerned in a federal enough work~rs m the Park, and I Farms in four years. Assessments I case being tried in Chicago. not all sectlOl1~ of the. Woods have jumped from $34,191,440 S t f T d .. • .. have bee~ covered,. last year" to $35,576,790 this year. That was the caption on picture received by Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold Tyree of Provencal road from their son, Mall In Your Gift Cl k H Ft. t d t \ e. 0r 0 ay Friday, May 18 this B. " I er any ur on pOlO e ou Lieut. Thomas Tyree, who is stationed in Germany with the U. S. Army. A graduate of West Point, Lieutenaht Tyree ReSldents w.n? have not been,' to council that part of the antici- '. . DETROITERS AMONG IN- keeps his parents informed of his act,ivities by sendinf{ hom~ a diary in the~orm of colored miniature slide!:i~ with aCM,' personall~, Sohclt:d',are, urged to pated increase over 1950 valua- AmerI~an L~glOn Post 303 IS JURED in train wreck today near companying captions. The GI in the picture was not identified, but M!.'. Tyree "thought the NEWS might be inter- send thelr dona~lOns dIrectly to I tions was offset by a reduction of I cooperatm~ Wlt~ other vet~rans Bryn Mawr, .Fa., The Pennsyl- ested. It was, and had a black and. white riegative'--and:-pl'int made froni' tl1e'coloiea ori o'imil for this reproduciton: the War. ~ftrnoq~l C"~!1,t~.ra~ 32 j approximately $730,000 in "es~ I groups wno wlll, ,_~\¥,~t,e.t~.8I~e~ b vania Railroad's Red Arrow Ex- I. " Lake Shore road. j tate" properties. ~hroughout the Pomte today seli- press plowed into the rear of a I Mrs. Edwin Mercer of Washing- I Wages Personnel Jum mg vet,eran .made popp~es. night express train from Pitts- i U · P ted- I M t D d- t P k Pl ton road reported that the re- ' , p Martm Nlelsen, chaIrman of bspUorgnhseWtohicahshl'gandals.toAPtedlela'nstrel-1j } ge aren.. s ar lna ooney 0 e lea e I a,r aces sponse she is receiving makes the Wa.~es to clty empl~yes have Post 303, stresses the importance - , canvassing work a great pleasure also mcreas:d ~pproxImately 8 of making a SUCcess of "Poppy IPneJ.rusroends.were killed 'and 56 others i To Immun"ze New Bon S,ecours HOSPI- tal Ord.er For rather than a chore.' She ex- I cen.ts per. hour m the ~ast year, Day" as the revenue from poppy It l' # presser;! the opinion that she I WhICh WIth other adJustlT'~n~s sales is directed toward .the re- · · · IAll Ch -ld '. Ceremonl-es t 16 would obtain 100 percent partiCi- ' c.ost a total of $16,610.60. A~dl- habilitation of wounded veterans REDS HAVE PUSHED UN line 1 ren At on Sa u'rday 1Meters pation in her section. ho~al personna} has been hIred and helping their families. back as much as 20 miles due to I ~ ' . Guy Wedthoff, municipal chair-1 whlch has boosted costs another The making of the poppies is in sheer weight ?f nU,mbers. Reds - 0 hi ------. I -- man for the City, stated that in- ! $25,150040. t itself a step toward rehabihta- have made galn~ wlth a call?us I! Medical Society Approves! t er Le~ders of Catholic Churches to ~e on Hand' for: City Also About to Buy 100 dications are that an average of Carried over from last year's I tion in that it enables a disabled disregard for theIr own casualtIes. Rd" 'f . 'I I Cltmax to Remarkable Story of Achievement of Same Type as Those Now about $140 will be collected in I funds and estimated revenue for person to participate actively in Enemy troops are within 10 miles I ecommen arion 0 CIVI b .each block there. The same re- the coming year is the amount of his support, of S~oul. Allies f01jght out of I Defense Authorities 'I Y Group of Nuns Being Used in Farms suIts are ant~cipated in the .Farms I ~]65,235.10, le~ving a balanc~ of Should today's weather be un- trap m east-:en;ra: Korea. I His Eminence Edward Cardinal Mooney will dedicate where EdWIn Ives, Jr., lS the: 5571,782.47 whIch must be ralsed favorable, tomorrow, Friday. May 1\/r TT" 25, A FORIVIAL INJUNCTION re- Th e W ayne C ounty Wled'lca 1 thide new, en arge B on Secours nosplta l' 111 C'a d'leux roa d . on The contract for the instal- chairman.W~rker Called to Service ; by.qUJrements.taxes to meet the budget re- will be official Poppy'- Day. straining striking DSR operators; Society Council has approved ~aturda:v aft.ernoon, May 26, at ~:30. The Serm0J.1 will be de- lation of 161 parking meters William Boales, who has been Park Rate Drops Police Succor from !lIterfering with ,the free I a recommendation horn the lIvered by RIght Reverend MOJ1slgnor John C. Vlsmara, D.D., was granted to the Magee- doing great work ~n a la.rge area! The City of Grosse Pointe operat~ond cof th~ ctranStItt dsystebm Civil Defense Committee re-I Dean of the Eastern Deanery" . Hale Park-O-Meter Co. by the of the Farms, received hiS orders I Park also officially adopted its Befogged Drive.,.. was as C IrCUl, our 0 ay y Assist t Deac convalescent home In Grosse City of Grosse Pointe 'Park ~onday to report .soo~ to Sco~t I budget Monday following a pub- the City and the DSR. Secret garding immunization against 'ed' I ~ an y .~n~ . t Pointe less than ten year ago. council at a meeting held Fleld, Ill., for serVlce In the ~lr! lic hearing. The Park's budget is ('onferenc~s behind the, locked, Diphtheria, Whooping cough! ar ma ,oone ~Vl , e aSSlS - This 'staggering task began with Monday, May 21. Corps. ~e has made severa,l.tnps I for $1,044,920 and the tax rate is Investigation of a car pulled doors of Judge Ira ~ayne s court- ' I ed by Revel end FI ancls F. Van limited resources but with un- The Magee-Hale company, who back to the Center for ~ddlbonal, $16.38 per thousand. This is a up alongside the road at Mack room, began Immedlate!y. I and Tetanus. I Antwerp, Pastor of st. Ambrose limited faith has culminated in submitted the lowest bl'd, has pledge cards and promlses good, reduction of $2.08 from last v.ear's and Lennon on Tuesday, May 15, .. • .. Imm I' t' , d' d' . , , It proved that it contained a vic- • • ,1. mza Ion IS a vise m m-: Parish and Very Reverend Philip providing a sanctuary of peace agreed to install the meters each I resu s. , , : rate of $18.46. tim of Bacchus. SECOND, 0 D~YER ~SSO-, fancy and this should be main-. L Colgan 0 S A Pastor of St and comfort for the sick and suf- complete with a coin register for Rex Johnston IS ~andlmg the i The Park also had to reduce The drl'ver, an I'nebrl'ated De- CIATE Ch1ef City Mag1strate ' I ' " . ., . f . Torrey Woods sectlOn of the _ J h M M .t <'h . d' t db' tamed by booster treatments at I Clarf of Montefalco, who will . erlng o~ the entire ~ommunity. S69.50 al?iece. The council voted d ~. k . ., 2ssessments on lake front proper- troiter, was sent home by police. B~o~kly~ dis~~i~t ~t:~r~~ye with' eighteen months, at five, eight, serve as Assistant Deacons. In carIng for the SIck, the hos- to sanc1.lOn a plan whereby the W?O s and says hl~ wor els ale ties in the amount of about His car which p Ii' d , and eleven years. In other ..vords The Reverend Albert L. Mel- pital and the Sisters do not rec- i meter will be purchased on a domg a thorough Job. ~any of $550,000. The entire city was re-I ed was' released °th~e ~~lou~ - ,.------, ogniz.e. a.ny discri.minat.ion or: 60 day' basis which will be an the .canvassers are leavmg self. assessed during the year, with day'. 0 owmg 'at three year intervals. Small- vin, Pastor of St. Paul's Parish addressed envelopes and pledge I News Deadlines l\/toved po"" vaccinatl'on I'S ad\'I'sed I'n l'n- will be Deacon of Benediction, class1flcatlOn of theIr pat:ents ,as economy of $500 On the approxi-', , . some valuations ,being reduced I ~ .... . to color, race, creed or fmanclal mate total cost of $11,189.50. cards at homes \\here they ale and others raised. FE'" Day Ahead Next Week I fancy and thereafter at five-year and Reverend EdW31d F. Sween- .' . unable to make personal con., all xcnange ; intervals,' ey, O.S.A., of St. Clare of Monte- (Continued on Page 2) WheIe Most Needed tacts then are callincr back if re- : '. ------I Because Memorial Day falls I Boosters Neglected fako Parish will be Sub-Deacon. i ,Everitt B. Lane, Park munici- plies'do not come in. judge Victor i Three-Year-Olri Pure Robbery on Wednesday next week, the T . The Deacon of Exposition willi P ,ok d C HOt. pal manager, stressed that the DeBaeke anp Robert Taylor are! . a I __ I he pnmary percent of immun- be Reverend George Pare, .Chap- ' (U meters wo,uld be placed where (Contl'nlled on Page 2) Someone familiar NEWS will go to press a day izat'ion in the Pointe ,area is high. e oar ,l, tl d t t P d Falls From Car with the earl)'. All deadlines have been I A recent schoo I'survey indicCltes lain Bon Secours IIospital, and Th ree 1-1'1}ure d .le,t neef th',vas great es. J ropose ------Aladdin's lamp tale tT'_aded an moved up a full 24 hours and I howevel' that the booster follow- Reverend Joseph M. Breiten- . l- Sl es Ol~ _ e me ers ar~ efferson old electric windshield fan for a final advertising and news ! up has been neglected. Attention beck will be Master of Cere- and Mack. but they. wlll not. all Eight POi1lters Only bruises and scratches new one. 1ft . th f d' tit monies. Minor injuries were sustained be placed In the -busmes.'i sectlOn. I were suffered by Linda Bacon, 3, However, consent was not ob- copy will not be accepted after I 0 paren s is ere ore lrec e( 0 'by three people who were seated Th te '11 bId t Take1'! by Daft f C d' t. d d th Monday noon. this program which is outlined Climax of Great Story . e me rs WI e p a~e a l- r I 0 422 a leux, when she fell ame. an e resident of Notre I for civil defense. Th'" in one of the two parked cars hit mtervals of 22 feet and w111 ac- from her mother's moving car Dame whose fan was removed The paper will be delivered m e DedlCatlOn clunaxes a r~- by David E. Allen, 17, ,of 1204 commodate pennies, (which allow on Wednesday, May 16. from his CftI' on May 16, has not- 1 y on Thursda:r morning by mail Dr. Thomas Davies of the fl'Caerkabdlehstdor ?If PAra?,er, saCrl- Bellevue, on, Wednesday, May 16, a parking time of 12 minutes,) Eight more Pointers were in- The accident occurred when found the replacement to have as usual. i Health Department suggests that an ar wor <, httle gr~up The accident occurred on Jef-, as well as nickels. ducted into the Army on May 22, any magic properties. Physicians be con.suIted. fo.l' eval- of nuns, who had been nursmg f' f L I '. it was anno~nced by Draft Board Mrs. Bacon. who was driving , I erson Just west 0 ake and. The Clty of Grosse Pointe is th St CI . d 1 ft ------'------, I uat1'on of .vour ~hJldren s Immun- the sick in and around Detroit, Th h '. d .. ' , 87. They includ~: sou on . all', ma e a e C ht R .. - ose w 0 receIve mJunes 1 ted t 1 d K "willfully and unlawfully" ne-; ization status. began the work of organizing a were treated 'at Bon Secours, Hos- :o~~ ~~~elcOO~f ~h~ ~~~:~~~eres~ John Jacobs, Joseph Ciarami-I turn at ercheval. aug nllllIng I . 1 taro, David L. Miller, William P. City police took Linda to Bon S hIe 0 g ecling his duty as commissioner i pIta. to be installed in the Kercheval Bundy, Duane K. Krause, Robert I Seeours Hospital where x-rays C .tOO rosslng ~a}~~;..c;;tigati.on~ u.nder the eX-I,'Last Minute Response p'uts to ~~~c:w~~~~e~ t~~n;,:SrSke~~~~Cr:~~e;~~t~~~~:~/i~~~~~. between J. Wittstock, George A. Peter and were taken. They showed no i • Bruce Neff, of 451 St. Clair, and James A. O'Neil. breaks. Rudolph Westerman, of 15054 Saturday. 'May 19 I: D · f BZ00 dOT"ver Op Peter Gillespie, of 17252 Evan- Same as Farms' ~-- Ev,anston, appeared in Woods ALLIES HALT REDS all along rzve or ston. The meters are the same type B · ht F'" L. A'h d Court on Saturday. May 19, for the battle line, Staggering losses I ------• ------wl1ich the Farms installed a year 'rlY er UVure leS ea reckless driving on May 18. in manpower weaken this second! Once again the Young Adult I Ther~ were ~nly .16 reJected I,D 0 P $35 ago last November. The price at Mr. Westerman ran through a h r th C .. , " W M ' 111st F ldav whlCh 1S also ~IVer ays that. time was $61 per meter and school crossing at Brys and Mack. p asE'.o .. E' ommumsts 'sprmg Group at the ar ~mona ~ r. , t:on-! the Farms .is paying for its 100 For K h' lA- P k P' , offenSIVE', ReL.l!<\\lho, attacked. too, Center has conducted a success- "Sldered an unusually low per- For Sp'eed Spree ere'. eva ve In ar resIdmg Judge Don Goodrow, ward Seoul In bright day!lght I ful campaign to collect blood for I cen tage. by turning over half of each suspended h'slIcensel' for 90 days fo~nd "themselves ensnared in: the Rf'd Cross, its second since T~e donors rep~ese~ted '~ cross (Continued on Page 2) Seventy-one ornamental lights The lights jn the East Jeffer- and fined him $50. mme fields and barbed wire. ; last November. A total of 117 section of the Pomte s reSIdents. Shores police pursued a ear of 10,000 lumens each will be in- son standards are of 15,000 lumens ------• • " , pl'nt~_\vas collected at the Center Many of thE;' members of the speeding' on Lake Shore which R t' c stalled on Kercheval avenue from Speeder Traced S T U DEN T SEVERELY, I last ~Friday most of which went Young Adult Group dona ted turned on Vernier and in an at- 008 er s row Wayburn to Cadieux as directed each, which have brought far BUR~ED (iuring club initiation- to serve the wounded in Korea. blood, and there were .also manY_Itempt to elude the police passed Porte' nds Doom. by the Park council at last Mon. greater illumination to that thor. Tlu'rong.h License" alum!num paint which had been' A last minute flaod of volun. of the older generatlOns. The cars way over the center line to, day's meeting. oughfare. No longe)' does the appliE'd to thE''''boy';; chest and: teers put the drive over the top. 'donors included a number ?f I th~ left, while driving 60 to 68 With the instailation of these motorist drivi,ng east on Jeffer- A speeder who succeeded in leg cat'ghtfire when a magneto i The wire was. t,wlrl~d and sparked.] aged ~\Vhen but 80 donors J had children along. These were taken I The dnver, Constantine' pap-l ported to Woods p~lice on Tues- program for the year will be com- 1S entenng .a tunnel wh.en. he I day, May 15, escaped only for Two Cas,; rCC~ntcal High School: ~igned up just a few days before care of at the Center by. volu.n- : pas, of 184 E. Grand :boulevard, day, May 15, that hls early mornM plete. leaves petro It and plunges mto thE moment. City police traced tE'acher.s questIoned on their part I the date set teer sifters from the Semor GIrl i was finall?, apprehended by ing slumber was dist.urbed with The Edison Company has re. the Pomte. 1 him through the license number In thE' Imttatl~n ~vhich proved so I Many app~ared on Friday with~ Scouts, Hi- Y boys .. and Junior, Woods pollce, who discovered :'epeated reg~larit~ by the crow- ceived official n.otificatio~ from While Kercheval avenue will of the car. dlsast~ous fot I, -year-old Doug-lout having made any reserva- Red Cross members. I th~t Mr. Pappas, alt~ough he re- 109 of ,a neIghbonng rooster. I the Park to begm work. not be quite as brilliant as Jeffer- He is Robert L. Mulderig. of las BlsbE'f'. • .. 0 II tions. In all there were 148 re- The Red Cross is r~ported to I qUlre.d glasses to drIve, was not Police contacted the rooster:s The new fix.t,ures. will replace son, the new installation will 1328 Eastlawn. Police contacted • r ' sponses to the plea. One encour. have been delighted wlth the re- weapn% ~ny" , owner, who. com~ented . that It the old ones. th~ entIre len~th, of brighten that street con~iderab]y. him and requested hig presence at CITY AND UNION. leaders, aging feature of this drive was sponsE!. It had been announ,ced The mCldent occurred on Tues- had- been' dlsturbmg theIr sleep Kerch"val wlthm the.Park l1m1ts. Detroit ,Edison is paying for the the station. When he appeared emerged from yesterday s closed- : that only 10 wh h d d _' that the Bloodmobile would not day, May 15. Mr. Pappas was ar-, "bo. The new standards wlll be spaced installation and will increase its the following day, he was given door SCSS\C1nWith Judge Ira: pojntme~ts faile~ t~ am;eaer ain return to the Pointe for at least raigned on Saturday, May 19, b~- .The conversation terminated about the same distance as' the monthly charges to the Park. a violation ticket for reckless Jayne to begm a weekend of' the carr fl" 1 p. f' tlls Whether Friday's fore Judge Don Goodrow m WIth the following remark by new ones which have been in~ Eventually Edison will take over I driving and excessive speed. "sitting and thinking," A com. II volunte~~~ I~~h as~ ~ov~mb~r 40 O~l ~on wiil alter this decision Woods court. He paid a fine of the rooster's owner, "His head is stalled all along the Park's sec- all of the, street lighting in the 'His court arraignment Is (Continued on Page 2) didn't keep VthOeiraapp~\~~en~~ ~~s e~o\O~en made known. $35. coming'off today:' 6 tion of East Jefferson avenue. Park. ~cheduled for May 28• • , ~.7.7 ••••••S.r~z~7~g.r~.rMF~7.2.m_~~_~_~_. ~~~~~_~~~~~I.- •.•~~~4~MJ4i' .•.4~5)'i.~~.k.3'+52~J~~-~eU1~~~~~~~.~~-~~ ..~ GROSSE PO IN.TEN E.W S Thursday, May 24, .195l - - This Week's Headline News New Bon Secours Hospital to' be Dedie;:ated Saturday. Center'Drive Hear Five Cases (Continued from Page 1) In Traffic Court (Continued from Page 1) forces. Communist losses on aU ---' pro~ise. plan suggesied by Judge fronts thought to be in excess Jayne IS reported to be under of 70,000 for their five-day ofien- two Shores workers who have I In Grosse Pointe Farms Traffic completed their canvasses. C t ' W d d M. 9 consideration. Transit strike en- sive. Heaviest Red losses incurred . lourI on e nes ay, ay • tered its fifth week. meanwhile. in Sunday's .o..ttles, Ask All to Gnre I Judge J. Burgess Book III, dis- ...... The chief objective 0f the drive I posed of the following cases: IS to have participati:on from I . ARMED FORCES DAY was Tuesda~, May 22 every family in the Pointe, no! ReId Arnold Jones, of 180 At- celebrated .in Detroit today by a CITY FA VORED ARBITRA- matter how small. B(~fore this f kinson, was fined $50. He was ar- parade WhlC~ began at 10 a.m. I TION in the transit strike being and travelea dow~ Woodward seriously considered by the con- campaign the Center ihad been! raigncd on a charge of reckless from Peterboro to CIty .Hall.T~e ferces gathered by Circuit Judge created and. developed through I driving resulting -in an accident marchers. and mechamzed uDlts Ira W. Jayne:" A union represen- the contrIbutions of a s~all per- I Lake Shore road on April 26. centage of the local reSIdents. It: on were revlev:cd b~ Mayor Cobo tative approached Councilman is now hoped that the institution! The charge was changed to one of and other dlgmtanes. Del A. Smith asking if he would has become so. well entrenched, "disorderly person." ...... be willing to serve as an impar- in the life of the community that I For reckless driving resulting Sunday, May 20 I tial arbitrator. Previously .the all.will want to have a part in its 'I in an accident on Lake Shore on CANADA RETAINS Interna- union was unwilling to arbitrate mamtetnance and further devel- I Mav 3, Willard G.. McCullough, tional Tugboat Race Champion- anythin~ but wages. Hopes for opmen . . . t B' j"of 23118 A rt h ur cou rt , receIve. d ship. The Atomic, skippered by peace rise...... Th e G rosse P om e USlOess . . ' A _~ • ti . t t' g 60 days probatIon and was fined Cpt. J. Earl McQueen, beat its Men s .n=OCIa on IS con ac In $5 nearest challenger, the Roen, by MANDATORY LIFE SEN- all members. : . only about 100 feet. The four- TENCE meted Charles Gordy, Sr. The drive will end the day fol- I Laverne D. Logan, of 20310 mile cour~e was run in 18.43 by jury for first-degree murder lowing Memorial Day, next: Salisbury, St. Clair ~hores, p~id minutes aga inst a three-mile cur. of a policeman on last Nov. 19. Thursday, May 31. There will be a $15 fine for speedmg 40 mII~s rent. Gordy killed Patrolman Andreas :1--dinner in the Center that night, an hour on Moross road on Apnl "ok Mellert and wounded his partner which it is hoped will take the 10. . NEW SCHOLASTIC deferment when the pair attempted to arrest . CARDINAL l\;!00~~Y will. offici~te a~ ceremonies Saturday when" the. co~pl~ted new Bon Secol:lr~Hospit~l is form "of. a rousing victory cele-I For reckless driving resulting program to defer about 500,000 I Charles, Jr. 1;)1' questioning. bration. in an accident at Lake Shore and dedIcated. The hOspItal IS located In Cadleu~ road between St. Paul and Maumee avenues. The complete, story of the students or roughly half of the 10k.. ok Dual Goal I Fisher on April 28, Timothy Pel- draft-eligible men in college, ac-: AN APPROPRIATION BILL dedication will be found on Page 1 of' this issue. . , The immediate goal of the' key, of 61 Mui~ road, was. fined c?rding to Selective .Service of-! WITH A RIDER' designed to stop . campaign is to raise $18,000 to $10. had his operator's license flcwls. Students scormg, usually j flow of arms to nations aidmg meet the deficit. which will be in- suspended for 60 days and his 70. and those at o~ near the top, Communtst countries, passed by Dr. B. E. Freeman 'Fluori"dation Hospital Dedication. Saturday curred if the present program at chauffeur's license for 30 days. of their. classes Will be granted I Congress and sent to the White the Center is maintained. It is Paul R. Smith, of 20549 Nesbitt. (Contiriued fr~m Page 1) rpoms. occupatIOnal deferment. House. The rider on economic Succumbs at 54 Started 'May 1. the hope of all those interestf?d charged with disorderly, person I Due to the self-sacrificing work " " .. aid would apply for the duration resources. Substantially more that 'much more than this amount received a gO.day prObation of the nuns ,on the staff, the Hos- NEARLY 510.000.000 in vaca- i of the Korean War. Dr. Benjamin F. Freeman, 5il, Fluoridation of the public water than one-half of the patients will be collected so that the pro- sentence. He was apprehended at treated are of various religions pital operates on a, complete self., tion pay will be split by chry-I ...... v.:ho resided in Berkshire road, I supply .was begun "on May fiJ;,st;, gram actlvities .can bel~xpan~d Cloverly and Mack on May 6. other thim Catholic. supporting basis. and the facilities and beauty of sler Cor~. p~ant. wo~kers on Mon- TWO LITTLE GIRLS, victims dIed on Monday, May 21, follow- it was revealed at the Farms day. ThiS dlstnbutlC'n represents f t 'd t d' d . tes Whole Commtmity, Helped Sisters Are Overwhelmed t~e property can continue to. be . I 0 au 0 acel en s Ie mmu ing a brief illness. council meeting on Monday night. WASHER MOTOR BURNS pav to whIch emp oves are en- • L C The hospital represents an in- Mother Mary Alice, Superior of enhanced. tti d f f ' g- fans apart yesterday. Sharon ee arr, Park firemen ,answered a call or A prominent surgeon, Dr. Free- The Farms supplies water tel the vestment of more' than one and the Hospital, in speaking of .the I de h oregoftn vaca 1 " 6. darted in front of a car. Char- TRESPASSER NIPPED from Mrs. Vera Rukasiewicz/ of un er t >: terms 0 the company s I L' I '" t 18 th as man was practicing actively un- City and Shores as well as to its one-half million doliars with a coming dedication said: ."The 'I t' . Th ene me qUlS , mon s, w Bonnie Mari Beushaw, 6, of 480 1338 Nottingham, on Thursday. contrac t Wit 1 ne unIOn. e t k b ' hb h " s til his death. He maintained or-I own residents. debt of approximately half a mil- Sisters :and I are" overwhelmed checks, which will range from s rue. y a nelg . or w 0 a Fisher road, was bitten by a May 17. :w fices in the David Whitney Bldg. ~o prevent any imaginary com- lion dollars. All of the people of by the goodness of our dear and 40 to 120 hours pay, will vary slowmg for a turn mto her dnve- the .....community, stirred by the generous friends. It is they whiJ Doberman Pinscher on May' 17 An overheated washing ma~ Dr. Freeman was a graduate ~l~mts fro~ consumers, no pu~- with, pay rates and length of I way...... " l1Clty was gIven the start of this noble work of this band of Sisters, have made possible this glorious when she entered the yard at chine motor caused slight dam~ service. of B~ylor Un.IversIty and Johns program. According to last re- have contributed generously of day." 452 Fisher road. I age. .. .. ~ \Vednesday, May 24 Hopkms MedIcal. School. A fel. ports there has been no comment their time, efforts and money. FIVE YOliTHS \\o"hokidnapped I SENATOR ESTES KEFAUVER low of the AmerIcan Colle~e of by consumers, Just a few months ago, co- the manager of a Windsor Fi- was named "Father of the Year" Surgeo09, he was once a reSIdent operative work by agroup of this physician at Harper Hospital and The State Board ?f Health I'e- rn======.==.======~ nance Co. and forced him to open I by the national Father's Day hospital's friends, headed by AND SALES the safe in his office, are held by committee. The committee based chief resident surgeon at Receiv- ports that the mmute. dos::lge Michael J. Kearins and Lou R. Windsor police. They will be ar-. their decision on Kefauver's ing Hospital. uS,e~. one part of FluorIde per Maxon, and by the Assistance Good will is huilt ARE MADE raigned on Monday, charged for chairmanship of the senate crime He was a meinbe~ of the Ma- mIllIOn parts of water, does not League and by the Guild resulted Not by concealment and misrepresentation robbery WIth violence. investigating committee. Senator sonic Order and Temple Beth El. affect the taste, color or smell of in contributions of. $175,000.00, .. • • Kefauver. 47, is the father of Surviving are his' wife, Re- the water. which .is truly a remarkable but by revealment and comparison Monday. May 21 four children. gene; two. sons, Charles M. and ------achievement in this, era of sub- .. sidies and public charities. Compare our suggestions with w.hat you have, or may be considering, AN OHIO STATE MAN. Dr. . .. Robert J.; and a sister, Mrs. Reports Damage MaUrice Ullman of Waco, Texas. Many New Facilities Harlan H. Hatcher, 52, has been JOSE FERRER, Academy in any matter of fire casualty or life insurance. You'll be pleased The new Bon Secours Hospital named president of the liniversIty Award winning actor, denied be- Services will be held today at To New Horne 11 a. m. in the William H. Hamil. qualifies for recognition "by the Phone, Call or Write of MIchigan. He will succeed Dr. fore the House un-American ac- ton Chapel. Interment will be in American College of Surgeons, Alexander Ruthven, who will be- tivities .committee yesterday that GROSSE POINTE INSURANCE ASSOCIATES he was ever a Communist or a Woodmere Cemetery. A house under construction at thus providing a permanent' staff gin his retirement furlough on 531 Renaud was the target of of resident doctors and internes. July 1. Dr. Hatcher will begin his fellow traveler. ,The Puerto Ri- 19 KERCHEVAL Correct air pressure in all tires some misguided energy. The expanded facilities now pro- duties on Sept. 1. can born actor alleged that he NEXT TO PUNCH & JUDY THEATRE ~ il • was the victim of Communist big. is one of the most important ways The contractor. Michael Virga, vide 50 additional beds, a new of avoiding the dangers that of 18332 Van Dyke, reported to out-p'atient department which is LAST NIGHT'S torrential rains name hunters. Wilbur J. B. Thomas TUXEDO come with tire failUre. Make a police on Tuesday, May 15, that the only one in the immediate shut bU3V Davisor. expressway...... check at least once a week to see rock lath and insulation had been area, a new maternity depart- Insurance Since 1917 2-6704 The pavemen t was undermined, CHARLES E. KELLY, winner that the pressure is right in all pulled down sometime between ment. a new emergency depart- trapping 50 cars in about eight of the Congressional Medal of I your tires, including the spare. May 12 and 15. . ment and three new operating feet of water. Crews are working Honor. switched his political feverishly in the hope that traf- party affiliation because he is at fic can be restored by the week; ariance with the way the Demo- end. crats are handling the Korean .. • .. War. During World War II. Kel- I THE AUTOMOBILE apparent-: ly won fame and decoration for I ly used in the slaying of jeweler i covering the retreat of his Pla-j Albert Swartz was recovered to-: toan in Italy single handed. day containing "everal clues, I ...... obviously pl~nted to divert. p.oIice I RFC's NEW BOSS, W. Stuart i from the traIl o~ the professIOnal: Symington. gave the justice de- I killers. The car IS the property of: partment records in the case of a rent-a-car agency. ' E. M. Rowlands, former manager .. .. • of the Minneapolis RFC office. VICTORIOUS ALLIES are in He stands charged with making hot pursuit of retreating Red a profit at government expense through the use of inside infor. mation. A $400 television set is! listed as a bestowed gift. I \ I ·ofhQrg fa1k 8bour it but- ~~~:~~d~'O~P:~~~SI month's collections to the com-: pany until the full purchase price II of $6100 has been paid. Up to May 1 the Farms hac": collected a total of $6,618.81 from and ' its meters, and had paid the Magee Company $3,309.40, leav- watch ing a balance of $2,790.60. my Lutheran Legion Post OFFICIAL REGISTRATION To Hold Service Sunday ~ FIGURESSHOW 92" -- OF ALL MERCURYS BUILT "*wd'l The annual memorial service I 8 STILL ON THE ROAD I of the Detroit Lutheran Post of I the American Legion will be held I Here's the proof: Official registration II I-WAY CHOlel1 Mercury offers Mere- DoorN ShoW next Sunday afternoon at <'3 I O-Motlc Drive, tho new, automatic trans- figures, in the most n,cent annual re- You'll find Poll-Par~ot Shoes o'clock in the beautiful Rose Gar. mi.. ion .•• T9uch.O.Mallc Overdrive- porting of all cars in service, show that both optionor at odra cost-and ,lie nt- at the den at Gethsemane Cemetery. ease synchronized standard tronsmissian. 92% of all Mercurys built for use in The Rev. Paul Koeppler of First this country are still in registered op- English Lutheran will conduct: eration. Here is proof of durability the services and the Rev. Edwin: CH ESTER Dodt. of St. Luke Lutheran: through the years-and the 1951 bOtlt NI,.up Church will be t.~e speaker. A: Mercury is the greatest of them all! .. : memcll'JaI plaque In memory of, 15911 E. 'Warren. at Buckingham i departed comrades of the Post: TU 5-0863 I will be dedicated. . I The public is invited to attend. , When you buy a new car today, chances are you want cssurance it will serve you 'faithfully for a long, long time if need be. With Mercury you are sure- backed by proof, not claims-that your Mercury is built to last for more years than you may ever need. .. And that means extra strength, extra safety, and unbeatable economy of operation and upkeep I EAST SIDE CHAPEL HARPER at LAKEPOINTE LAkeviow 1-3131 CENTRAL- DETROIT'S CASS at CANFIELD TE. 1-1144 lry it-fGday~mERlURY For ihe bu.¥ oF your lifQ. r WEST EAST SIDE McNICHOLS at LAUDER VE. 8-7711 '. COMPLETE, FINER FUNERAL Harris' Price, onlyS290 SEE IT AT YOUR MERCURY DEALER'S NOW! A b~alltlftllly styled. strongly constructed casket with l'xqulslte hand-formed Interior. and luxurious ex- tennr. A truly fine tribute. FlIty items of service . lnclude.d, WHLbWuff&ffi/dHIYffA/M/WJ'u)'UftlkH44W ~,f.., G R OS SE . P 0 I,N T E. NE W' S Page ~!,&e Thursday, May 24, 1951 "-~'" ... ~.'..:. J 1 I I ...1, .-, , , i ; 1 " , I 1 : 1 , j '~ '<-'<._.'h<~"'1 A Shrine ••• visit it on Memorial Day, -~.j~~'-- Grosse POinte's Honor Rolls in the War Memorial Center, 32 Lake Shore Drive, contain more tha'n thirty-seven hund'red names •• '. 113 of them are in gold • .~.- 'i., ~~, ~ t!:. tf,.~' Certainly no more need be said, excepting we should not forget that Memorial Day, May 3~1is a fitting ~. ~~4 occasion to visit this shrine. {'~. ti\ ~\:, ~:, ~~~ , .. Also, lei us remember that weowe.,muchhonor I~t to tIJe boys now serving over there' In' Korea, ~'::Wi; F,£(- ~ r; whose names do not yet appear here.. ~. /' f ~!~ ~. ; • .J- 'l". ~ ~> 't' . 1,~' f:' , ;~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~: ~ ., '.~ ~.... ':. ~ { !~. ., ~, ~ ~ ~ " ~ i ~ J.": ~ ~ v~ ~~ t~ • .J f '; ~ .~ j!, t r , ~ ' Page Four GR.OSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 24. (,95 r , . Bicycle License and Lock !\.tomic Nursing I Lending Aid Scout Troop 290Holds Banquet Classes Offered I Boy Scout Troop 290, Mason lieved the ladies of their duties School, held its second annual and served the dinner. Will Protect Investment Classes on "Atomic Nursing" "'''.''''':'....'1';, The efforts 'of the Talent Cam- Mother and Son banquet at the Medals for various achieve- The expenditure of fifty cents of Trombly School on or abciut have been in session at the paign c~mmittee of Grosse Pointe ~rosse Pointe WoodS Presbyter- ments of the Scouts during the f?r a bicycle license plus an adcli-/ ~pril 27. This bike was also un- I Neighborhood Club since May 9. MethodIst ChufCh have been eX-/1an Church on M~day, May 21. winter mont.hs were presented ov twnal sum for a lock will pre- hcensed and has not been found. John A. Knoob, troop committee'- serve the original investment of i Reports of missing bicycles are . These classes are under the tended in their goal to raise In keeping with the tradition 'man. They ranged from second a bike and save much disappoint- ! being received daily by aU of the sponsorship of the local Office funds to. complete payment of I established at last year's banquet, class Scout badges to Life Scout- of. Civilian Defense. They are ment and inconvenience. I Pointe police stati~ns an.d the the church and to install the the fathers of troop members re- ing awards. being conducted for the' purpose' Joseph Craig, the attendant at j ~hance of recover): IS almo~t n11 parking lot at Moross l'oad, due ----.------of acquainting registered nurses Grosse Pointe Park, reported the I m the cases of unltcensed bIkes, to an additional obligation as- ~ residing in the Pointe with the theft of a bike belonging 11) Det. Sgt. Arnold Hough of the sUlUed ~y the church. = Richard Purcell, of 638 Bal'l'ing- Park, urges the wisdom of ob- prqgram of treatmel'lt utilized in atomIc warfare. The original deadline for the =.;;;; ton, from the park on Monday, taining licenses which enable : campaign was May 6 and the ~rs. Lucille M. Boyle, who reo, === May 14, The bike was neither ownership to be easily traced. original 8Qal $10,000. The new celved her training at Marine -= locked nor licensed. The bicycle is registered much as deadline, has been'set for June Hospital, has been directing the :r.= A bicycle belonging to G i1 an automobllp is and the fee as- 24 and the goal has been raised = classes. Dr. Tholl}as S. Davies of Sch,fer, of 15725 Windmill Pointe Ii tablishes 1.1. permanent license. by several, thousand .dollars. - ..... drive, was taken from the rear, ------the Gross~ Pointe Health De. partment has conaucted the first i A 'new fund raisLtlg project --~---- ~--I Tennis Tourney session of each of these classes! initiated by William F. HODsch, _. Fractures His Right Arm IS' t f J 13 to explain the physics angle in-I chairman of the Talent Cam. :::::E Memorial Day Pictures When Thrown From Bike valved in treating victims of paign, has supplemented the col~ ~ e or une atomic warfare.' lections substantially. Mr. Horsch ~ mailed 95 Talent Letters, explain- == A -, - A tennis tournamen t, sanc. Each class has thre" m t' ! ."\ fractured. Tight arm was :,;uf- ! boned by the United States Lawn lasting two alld one halfe~~~~~ ing the aims of the group, to === fered by Patr1C~ Lu~as. 12, when Tennis Association. will be held each. The classes which began . friends 'and relatives and stat- '. '" I ingthatacontribution of $1 a:::=:. a ped.al on, his bICycle 'broke I' a,t the Neighborhood Club start- May 9 will terminat,e on May would aid in attaining the g,)a1. - throwmg hIm to the street. ;. 109 Wednesday, June 13. The. 29, and it is thought that de-, The accident occurred on Wed- I junior events will be as follows: Oland will be such that the classes Up to date 44 replies have been J:: nesday. May 16\. at c~arlcvoix', Junior boys: 18 years and will be continued. rece,ived totaling $14(}. Five hun- It and. Maryland. HI~ cycl:ng com- under-singles and doubles, A morning, afternoon and eve'- dred of these form letters will pamons pla~ed hnn on a bus j Junior Girls: singles. ning session has been arranged be run off and me H. Remick, Jr., Mrs. ,John B. Ford, Jr., violinist, pianist and composer. master. M!:s. WIlson l\:111lS,Mrs. Richard W. Jackson, Mrs. J. Dwyer Member of the Musical Al't 35mm Precision Camera The clima'x of the ceremony Kmnucan, MISS Frances Sibley, Mrs. Frederick S. Ford, Club and chairman of Tuesday Fa.. f,3.2, 44mm anastigmat tOOled With Coupled Rangefinder was staged by Lester Lawn, presi- Mrs. Fred T. Murphy, Mrs. Standish Backus, Mrs. Ernest Musicale's Composers' group, Mrs. 'ens, fully torrected for color. Built. and Bullt.in Synchronizer on dent of the National Archery As- Kanzler, Mrs. John N. Lord and Ml's. Carroll Boutell. Slin: has to her credit, besides in tYncl1ronized fla.h, Screw'type sociation. Mr, Lawn shot into a contmued noteworthy concert target on the stage, 12 long performance, numerous original s~ket for new Bolsey Gun. Exel..,. golden arrows which symbolized Ne'lghborho~od Clu.b News- compositions and arrangements. sive "No.Ooubla.Expo.ure" device. the graduation of the boys from Among these may be found 44mm L.", IMreos.s depth of Cub Scouting into the ranks of "Violin Concerto," "Scherzoso" focus. Deplh-of.field a"d film.in. Boy Scouts. The boys who re- and a lively group written in ceived these honors were: Fred With. the approach of summer I The whole five weeJ~s will be Spanish style. Although formerly Camera indicotor. Automatic shut. Baker, Robert Veiweg, Robert the NeIghborhood Club of Grosse I divided into classifications with !n the teaching field, Mrs. SUmon ler speed. from 1/101h to 1I200th. Hode,', Steve SUOI', Pat Duffy, .Pointe is ~nce again busy making' each week having a special event. is currently active as a member Up 10 4 extra pictur •• per .011. Dick Granse, Thomas Litle, plans for Its Summer Day Camp The first week will be Freshman of a concert trio and has ap- Robert Wicks, Carl van Mertens, Pro~ram which is under the di- week with an inter-collegiate field peared in ensemb~e performances Henry Burr, John Thorne and rectlOn of Miss Pauline Masak. and track meet as the sp~cial at Gros~e Pomte Memorial Jack Whiting. This is good news to many I event. The second week the stu- Church. Advancement awards in the mo.thers living. in the Grosse dents will be Sophomores, and She is a resident of the Farms, ranks of Cub Scouting were pre- Pomt~ Commumty and near-by there will be a swimming meetN the wife of Albert' J: SUman and Grosse Pointe sented to the following boys: Det,rolt, '.because they know that The third week, will be Junior the mother of Suzanne and Sheila. Charles Dobbins, Charles Krebs, theIr chIld,n;n rec~ive excel~ent Week, with lil very special event She. is a graduate of Chicago Peter von Mertens, Remi Purdy, car~" .partIcIPate . 10 supervIsed consisting of a trip to the Detroit MUSIcal College and studied un- 375 Fisher Road TUxedo 5-4800 David Barett, Thomas Litle, Dan actlvl~les, and gam through the Zoological Gardens. del' Samentini. I Book, Robert Dargell and David expenence of l~arning to co- Next will be the wonderful In addition to prelude music at Allison. operate and adJust to group Senior Week with a special dress- 10:45. a.m., Mrs. Slimon will play j activities. . h • All the members of Den 13, Ad'" up prom. The fifth, and most t eviolin obligato parts to Bizet's e Select Your Television at Perkins under the leadership of their Den t~O, an .. ~~y ~mport~nt to t!t 1 exciting of all, will be Graduation Agn~ Dei during the ensuing mother, Mrs. Robert Nyborg, re- ~~o ~:~dIS e bact . ~t while Week at which time there will be serVlCe. rn The ViflClqe 17114 Kerc'ieval ceived their Wolf Badges. These I the c '~C ren "are ene~lttmg from I special commencement exercises. ------boys included Ben McClure, Peter e amp 1 eXPbel'le~~e; the We wish to assure mothers that The real difference between Firstwl,h th~ ~inest I th Bumpus, Fred Stopelkamp, Gary, ~o ers are a so ene tmg as I the children are carefully and men is not sanity and ir\.sanity, TUxedo I~4096 In TeleVISIon Ferrenti, Bill Walker and Robert I thamp mI'ee~ thretehdaYS a wleek, completely supervised at all put more or less insanity. oU us re levmg mo er af at east . ' MONT N yborg. th d sf' 'th th' times. The program provldes for e e a The fin'iil gathering of the ex1'U b era nso'71t' cOePml~WI: ell' an hour's rest peri9d at noon, . II authoriz,d DuMont dealer .,~so you're Jure 10 b~ satlsH. . , umm rIve Iness. d' h' h t" l. h' t season for Pack 74 will tal{e place tirIng w lC tme unc IS ea en. at the Neighborhood Club on Sat- Each sunyner the program fol- In order for your children to mday, June 2, The occasion will lows a partJcular pattern and has attend Summer D~y Camp they I be the annual father and son a central theme, One year the must first be between the ages, field day and picnic. Amusements t~~n:e. was ?ude Ranches. All ~c- of seven and fourteen. Secondly, and competitions are planned for tlvl~Ies, proJeet~, and group ?esrg- 'there is a $3.00 fee for each child, GROSSE POINTE this date by a committee headed natlOns were actIvely mO~lvated which fee is the total cost for the by Fred Critchfield, chairman, by the theme Dude Ranchlng. I five week period other than the DRUG points the way and his assistant. Homer Ferriss. This year the theme is College I incidental expense of the College 1520 I Mack, at Lakepointe Days. The children \~iillbe divid- I hat and handicraft material Memory is the diary that we ed into four groups representing I fees which probably wodd to more enjoyable 1toli.., TU~edo 2.1920 all carry about with uS.-Oscar foul' Colleges: Lollipop Un ivers- amount to much less than a dol- Wilde. ity, Hi-Jinks Univel".',ity, Pepper- lar for the five week period. 0 alld mint University, and Lucky Uni- Camp begins on June 25, and days, va cat i n.s versity. "The Senior Counselors ends July 27. It meets every will be the Deans, the Junior Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, week-ends: Counselors the Professors. I from 9:30 a.m. to 3 :30 p.m. The Each college will have their' location is the Neighborpood ?wn eolo,rs. Fepperll1intu:niver~-1 Club, ~7145 Waterloo, Gro~se Ity Will i.ave red and' whIte, HI- Pointe, and we have no restnc- MARIE EARLE-suntan cream or oil. . • •. 1.75 Jinks, green ar;d white, Lollipop, I Hons as ,to residence. We are a purple and whlte, and Lucky u., CommunIty Fund Agency. RESORTERS COPPERTO~E cream or liqlJid...... 1.00 blue and white. Th" color! If you have any further ques- schemes will be carried out in: tions regarding registration or the A most welcome POLAROID sunglasses .. ; .. ,.... '.49 and up 0.5 5 t 0 0 pennants and caps to be worn by ! Camp program, you may call conven:ence is our LOWRES famous sunglasses ..... 3.98 and up 9 r e poi n e h m e f th,e students, iden.tifying them I TUxedo 5-4600, and we. \~ill be wlth thelr university. i happy to give you any mforma- sma r t ford au tom obi Ie 5 The general activities through-! bon you may desire, As the MAIL out the whole session will con-; Camp roster is -rapidly being SERVICE . TeE CREAM (half gal!om) l,03 sist of handicraft, glee club, social filled, and we must restdct our THERMOS BOTTLES (pi1Zts) 1.79 dancing. college band, and a registration to a specific number sports program of tennis instruc- of children, we would suggest "It tastes better, fits THERl'tfOS BOTTLES (q1Jarts) 3.29 tion, softball games, Necomb, that you call us or come to the better, looks better CIGARETTES .. 1,.1' cart011 L88 track events, and general group Neighborhood Club as soon as games. possible if you are interested. when it comes W'hy 110t arrange to see and aetutlUy from Grosse Pointe" Fine Candies take a' spin around ;'z tbe nell} VI CTpRI.A , We Mail to SERV\CEMEN 1.75 and up the parade-nUJker car! ••• anywhere! \ Far the Picture Enthusiast Our Gou.rmet Shop 'Film, ~omplete, Fresh Stock -is I~aded witb Flash, Bulbs Polaroid Land Cemeras CHOICE Kodak and Ansco Cameras -and all supplies APPETIZERS OPEN DAILY - 7:30 ;'0 10:00 5 Deliveries Daily KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR TUxedo 5.4827 INCORPORATED grosse pointe MICHEL MOTORS 19391 Mack Grosse PointeWood$ . ~. ,JU.5.3044 .. ,15401 East Jefferson Ave., at Nottin9h"mj VA. 1.1000 .- 21ST YEAR O.N GROSSE POINTE'S PRINCiPAL CORNER . .. ~ :,.... ~ . ., :... ". . . I• f • ,\ .4__ 4- .....-~ .....------.-~"""-~-~~""'-"' ...J_'__ • ,'-;--. T- ~ 1~7~- .. GROSSE .POINTE NEWS Page'Mvll Donald Lewis to Take Navy Training Cruise Even Mannequins Boost the Center Drive Church Elects !S BOULDER, Colo. - Donald A. Corps at the Universi!y of Colo:" New Officers Lewis. 743 Rivard boulevard I rado. . Grosse Pointe Mich. is one of! L.ewis will make.a six wee~' ~ ". I .:rUlse m the AtlantIc and Canb- e ~ By Ehzabeth Bowen I Plant," which is considered the' 181 students enrolled In the! bean this summer on board a y ~he. G:osse Pointe Artists As- : best landscape in the show. The Na\"al Reserve Otticers' Training i battleship or destroyer. ~OcIatlOn s 14th annual exhibition i Lillian M. Pear award went to d IS now on at the Memorial Cen.1 Floyd Munson for his "Still Life tel' .. Sta~ting last Saturday, May, No. 1." 19, It. WIll run through June 2. ~ Bernice Carmichael's new ap- . ThI~ year. the show is verY'j: proach in her "Nativity" is both 'Very mterestmg. and though not a stunning and tender adaptation. PERMANENTS ma~y of t~e J?embers are pro- i The beauLiful deep jewel-like fesslOnals. It IS of professional' tones won for her the blue rib- INDIVIDUAllY STYLED caliber. The oils are strong and bon of the first prize in oils. Mrs. purposeful, both in the academic Clark Bassett won the second from 10.00 and contemporary manner. The prize oil for her "Fruit Compote," water colors, beautifully matted I while Barbara Sickels, one of the and framed, lend themselves to i newest members of the organiza- an overall impression of being i tion, captured third with her very done by people who know what i c 1 eve r contemporary "The, they are about. I Clown." ! For the first time. at the open-[ Pauline Fields who ordinarily: ing tea, the'gue~ts we~e as~e? to does oil portraits, was awarded vote for. what In their opinIOns i first prize for her water color of was the best in the show. David 1 "Christmas Day Key West," Hamilton's beautiful sensitive oil : while Elizabeth Dulmage won Your new coiffure stvled in the latest "Trio" was unanimously chosen. second on her "5th Century Al~ mode ... skilfully adopted to your, faciol contours by 'Jur skilled op- This is not a large picture, but tarpiece." This bCaL,tiful still life erators. its strength is in its beautiful was actually done in the Mem- colors and the delicate manner orial Center of the almost price- in which the pigment is applied. less altarpiece, Corinne Dolega's The jury, Jean Paul Slusser of unusual arrangement of practi- Ann Arbor, Francis Merrit of cal sev/ing materials on a small No" at Ohrt's Flint, and Howard Church ot round table. created a sunshiny Lansing, awarded the Agnes L. and especially interesting water i MISS THYSEN Lindemann prize to Winifred Is- color design which won for her' Manicuri ng-Pedicuring Artificial Ey.e Lashes bell for her landscape "Rouge third Place' .~ 1 (Eye Tabs) GROSSE: F'OINTi: WOODS B"LON I , . -Picture by Fred Runnells 19877 Mock Avenue, between 7 and 8 Mile Rd. TUxedo 1.0761 Jacobson s Store in Kercheval avenue made this contribution to the current War I Memorial Association campaign. The latest fashions are posing in a prominent window against a background drawing of the entrance to the beautiful Center in Lake Shore CLOSING S()ON road. "Our Background for Summer," says the placard. i SATURDAY IS STRAW HAT DAY for the SUMltlER ! Darts in Front :Of Car in Woods ~ C=;~ Everything • Blouses Knox in Stock I • Dresses ••• the aristocrat Now on ••• in feather.light SALE! • SUITS Summer. straws 5.50 7,50 • rhoda ))urke • 8100 East Jefferson Phone LO. 7.2466 16930 KERCHEVAL STRAW HATS In the Village are more becoming than ever, this year 1 i (Above) Cocoanut Straw. (At Left) Tulcan Panama. 10.00 (Be/ow) 'Milan .... 15.00 "'-., ~~.. " . Stay In the 8hade this SUPlmer ••• "eal" a cool, feothen\'elght " SNAp'J YOUR PICTURE slra"'. Genuine EClfodol'ian . <. , Supernatural PanumUR In Milan, Tutean Panama and cocoanut straw. .. "Tllill ..I Nf,'S 'A M'INUTE LATER ••• MEN'S WEAR .' " ~ 617 Woodward 6329 W. 7 Mile Road WOod ....crd 2.1456 UNivor.ity 4.2600 , Open Thursday and Friday Evening. II ~-=-=-=~.~::~ No fuss ••• no dark room ••• nothing to add-the Palaroid@ ~ummer Land* Camera and film .do all the work. Pictures are big, , beautiful, permanent. Only the Sure to raise your spirits while they lower your Polaroid camera lets you enjoy each picture as you' take it.. STAND-OUT PRICES~~~ temperature. And they possess that ease and Come in and see this camera in action today. grace so much desired in formal wear. Double IMPORTED FABRICS 0:- single breasted. Shawl'lapel. White. ~i&J ~74'ticudeM 222E Tropical Rayon Jackets 29.50 up A really handsome casual outfit at remarkable prices for such Black Dress Trousers 12.50 up quality. Lightweight English woolens for the 3.button jackets, The same distinguished styles In in solids and neat overchecks, 47.50. Tropical Worsteds Trousers well. tailored in English flannels, Bermuda wame weave Coats from 50,00 Trousers from 20.00 POVI1NTE worsteds or tr'Jpical worsteds, 22,50. Tai-ts, blu~s. browns, greys. 16930 KERCHEVAL Camera Shop f~ 16357 E. Warren At Courville TU. 5.7418 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE MEN'S SHOPS Open Every Evening till 9 p.m. Film and Projector Rental~ SECOND Ai LOTHRO'P. DETROIT Cai:ne~ Repairs ~ Tn the Village J ...;~');::!;.~;,~,_D,.I~"'//l11, hltd • \" • - • e_ •• S.S 7= ssrr S 07 r_ ••s.r••s.c••• a.P.S•••••••••• SIl•• S••• _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 24,195 r Society News Gathered From All of the Pointes ------_ ...... _------...;, ...... _-- From Another Pointe 5 h0 rt and to the 'Poin te Pointe's Bebe Byrnes of View ...... --- , .. MR and ~R;.~ONALD W. To Speak Vows June 21 by IS':r~TO~d h~~S're~:~~ ~~I Honotedat Dart-mouth Dance SICKLESTEEL announce the ' ]anfl SchHmet'h01'tI their home in Ridge road after birth of a daughter, CAROL I0 h.l. f ~.. d .....-R--b -J- B W'II ANN, on May 7. Mrs. Sicklesteel aU9. ler 0 .Mr. an ,~rs: ~ ert : yrnes " Become the winter in Palm Beach. I is thp. former JOAN CLARK. BrIde of Richard Irwin FitzgIbbon, In Sf, Paul s on the If there was anythin~ which could have distracted our '" '" .. attention from 'the beautiful gardens shown this year in the Hos~s to six frie!1ds at a .dinner MR. and • MRS... .. WILLIAM lake; Reception Follows at~ Grosse__ Pointe Club Garden Center's annual Pilgrimage. . . • i partY,m the DetrOIt AthletIc Club GMEINER of Hawthorne road In these peculiar times a young man whose thoughts It tt t', 'I 'h h d I on FrIday evening were MR. Bnd . was ~n a rac we.) oung coup e • , . \0\ 0 pus C MRS. MAURICE D. GERMAN of left by plane for a brief vacation are lIlightly turning" finds there are two parties he must ask their baby m a go-cart Just ahead of us through every Littlestone. in Florida and Nassau, Saturday, for consent to be a bridegroom-the young lady's father AND garden . . • '" .. .. May 19...... Uncle Sam. <<-_. ---- _ We met them first on the grounds of Mrs. Standish DIANE DODGE, post debut- New residents in the Pointe are Uncle Sam's word came \ This past Wednesday, 'Mrs. Rob- Ba(:kus' Lake Shore road home, where this year's pilgrimage: ante. will spend the Summer MR. and MRS. ALBERT A. through thi~ week for lov'ely ert M. Fitzgibbons and Mrs. started if you "did" the tour on Fridav . . • ! months with her grandmother, DANNEELS of Hampy-on road. Margaret Mary (Bebe) Byrnes I James P. Fit~gibbons were hos- Then there was nothing but pure affection on our part I MRS., HORACE DODGE, \t the Formerly of St. Clair Shores and and Richard Irwin Fitzgib- tesses at a lmen shower at the for the baby in the go-cart . . . I latter s, Lake S~ore .road home, Detroit", the Danneels have two bans (stationed at Sheppard I Detroit .Golf, Chlb feting their . But by the time WE' reached Mrs, Murp1'\y's (it's inc:ec1~ I ~a~~~~r~~1~~g~.lan€ IS a stud:nt child;ren, DELORES, 9, and. Air Force Base in Wichita future sIster-ill-law. . IblE' that we could have been so beaten when you con~ilder I • '" .. D~NNIS, 5 years old. h .' Mrs, Thomas Conwa)r IS plan- , .. • .. Falls, Texas) and t .e), ve set ning a handkerchief shower for both gardens are in Grosse Pointe and not on the opposite" MR. and. MRS, C. HENRY SHARONSHARKEY"daughter the date for June the bi'ide-elect early next month. seaboardsD we confess to hrooding on how some have -it BUHL of East Jefferson avenue 2.l. v.e-r-y easy and wondering ~hoLlld we offer to hold the haby was feted at a small dinner party of MR. and MRS. JAMES F. Bebe, da,ughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgibbons will SHARKEY of Blossom lane, took Mrs. Robert J. Byrnes of Lake I be hosts at the rehearsal dinner would the vouthflll parents let us get in the go-cart. . . last Friday evening by MR. and ...... c... MRS. HAROLD R. BOYER. The I part in the annual "Round Up on Shore road and Dick son of for their son and Bebe on June Buhls have just returned from the the Heights," horse show held at Mr. and M;s. Irwin S.' Fitzgib- 19 at the Detroit Golf Club. Short On Horticulture Winter in Palm Beach and the Loretto Heights College in Den- bons of Oak drive, will be mar- In Summer togs. Mrs. Lewis S. RobInson and Mrs. Ed- Spring in New York. ver, Col., on May 20. ried at an 11 o'clock ceremony ward S. Evans. Jr,,' greeted garden pil~rims at the entrance. '" .. ,. >40 .. .. in St. Paul's 01\. the Lake. The On Their Way of the Backus grounds ... MRS, R. WQBLE WETHERBEE, PATRICIA MacDON ALD, of reception, which follows, will Hampton road, worked on the take place at Grosse Pointe 'The perfect weather and henvy attendance were re- of Barrington road, is in Jackson- To the Altar marching committee for the an- Yacht Club. flected in their ~ay expressions, .• ville, Ill.. where she's vi5iting her nual senior swingout held at the Marcia Byrnes will be her sis- Patricia Ann Sibbert and Several visitors had Mrs, Backus' g MRS. ROBERT BARIl'. MR. and II MITCHELL was chair,man of the home, later going on with their City, MRS. R. BOYER MILLER MRS. W1Ll"IAM E LANE, MR. breakfast and among those who guests for dancing at the Little of Kercheval avenue. will go on' and MRS. CHARLES MORSEY entertained friends were DR.. and Club, to Dedham, Mass., to open her Summer home for the season. .. . '" MRS. LENDALL PITTS of Norfolk, Va., is renewing Detroit friendships during her visit with her sister, MRS. ARTHUR MAX- WELL PARKER of Oldbrook lane...... ARTHUR RAYNOR, of New York City, was last week-end guest at the home of MR. and MRS. JOHN LONGLEY of Mea- dow lane. The Longleys gave a dinner party on Saturday to com: pliment their visitor. ... '" '" NEW POINTERS: A a M I N WILLIAM PORTER, bom May COIJN1~:IIYCLUB 17 to MR. and MRS. WILLIAM C. PORTER of Edgemont Park. Mrs. Porter was Armin Rickel. 325 MORAVIAN DRIVE AND CASS AVENUE ...... Off Gratiot, Near :Mt. Clemens Eack ill theif Moran road home after a Southern holiday are MR . .and MRS. J. STIRLlNG.BROWN, (Continued on Page 8) All tl.e sun and fill. of. .a pri,'ate club and pla,rg •.otIJld for you and your fal,.ily.' HILLCREST has much to offer to those who !lppreci~te the luxury and refined atmosphere of a country club easily accessible. Come out for GOLF •.•• for DINNER ••. and bring the children, too. We have. a grand playground especially for them. THE [lOTHE5' LINE Phone- Luncheons, 11:30 to 3:0() INt. Dinners. 5:00 to 9:00. Mt. Clemens'3.0556 Sunday Dinners U Noon to 9:00 39'7 FISHER ROAD t • • ! . ! ------lIs••••• _II!I_a ••• sSllil.. -- ••••••••••••••• 2••••••••••••••••••• • ! Thursday, May 24, 195I GRO 5.5 E .p, 0, I N TEN E W S Page Seven I • Woman's Page • • • by, of, and for Pointe W omen< IMarq~~ Here You'll See 'Them at the Fair Hunting Set Fa'" sh-Ions Rosa'iind Mohn Weds ITo VlSlt Keyes Goes Hau,aiian Fun and. E'nd' Joseph Joh n KI-sh Pedro Boulin: Marquis. de C~- The fare -;;- Ha~aiia.n at Season for St Cia re sende, arnved In the P.omte thlS , • Grosse Pointe Ifunt Club last • - -.-- ~__ I \veek ~rom Mexico City to be Friday evening but the conversa- --- _ Exchange Vows at Candlelight Ceremony in Grosse 'Pointe : t.he housegu.est of Mr. and Mrs. tion was all ab()\.lt the club's an-; Members of St. Clare de Montefalco Group to Gather at Congregational Church; Helen Charbonneau and A. dRussel Keyes of Lake Shore nual horse show, June 21-24. Grosse Point Yacht Club on June 7 for Purely Lawrence Mellett Set J une 2 W adding. Date roaThe. Keyes met the M . Among those who gathered for Fun at En d 0 f Busy W or k Year -_____ . arqUlS cocktails and later enjoyed au- ._~ -- _ ,Grosse Pointe. Congregationa~Church twinkled with while on their wedding trip this thentic South Sea food from the A gathering just for fun is unusual for the active mem- (';jndJf21l£;0t last Sati.lrday evening for the double rin" cere~' winter. .'.I luau pit were Mr. and ....Mrs. He~~ bel'S of St. Clare de Montefalco Archconfraternity who have Ii':'.!:.'.' uDitIn.r: Rosalind Mohn and Joseph John Kish~ Th.e Kej:es are just back froID;! man G. ~~tzold, Hunt Club presl- set June 7 as the date of the last event of their club vear- r tlc bnd~ 1S the daughter oU~-~------.~_.._---_.--..----~-----_MeXICO CJty where they went' I' dent Wl1ham K. AHen and Mrs. luncheon, fashion show and card:; at Grosse Pointe "Yacht .\T!'. and Mrs, Frederick T I Tl h'd I thin early January following their Allen,. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Club. ..------_ 'T: f P' I bId' Ie 1'1 egroom - e e c as, n.arriage on the second of that I Mulford who were hosts to Mr. The pa -t 1 . , !.. ~'Tn:';~.n I "~lvahrc ou evar and.' asked Edward 'WoltT to be best month in the First Presbyterian! I' and Mrs. Alger Shelden and Mr. r y a so sel\es as i InVIted Mrs. Ed Kle~fuss, Mrs. 'I \. ""IS 1 IS t e SO~1 of Mr. and man. Guests will be seated by Church Fort Way e I d and Mrs. Henry Ji:arle. I so~t of a thank you to the out-I John Huettemann and Mrs. '.l!'s . .Joseph A. KISh, of South i Rosalind's brothers, Michael. Mrs. 'Keves wa~' th~ . f .: I Mr. and Mrs. J\•• D. Wilkinson, gomg slate of officers and wel-I Harry Wyigan. fknr1, Ind, . ! Frank ancI I,Ollis Charbonneau Helen Hart"wig, daughter ot;;I~Sl"1 / Mr. and Mrs, Jose Segimont and ~o~e. the leaders for the com-II Others who have reserved .R?salincl w~re wedding robes and Robed La BouJlty. ,Edward Burris ,Buchanan of ' the Hugh H. Louds were guests mg ),ear. tables include Mrs. Glenmore 01 IVOn' satm and carried a Suzanne Giddey is to be host : Saulte Ste. Marie and Mr. Keyes' ! I of Mr. and Mrs. Gu,erin Todd Jr.' :Mrs. Michael J. Hargot, who Van Hamm. Mrs. George Jaglo- . hOllf/uet of .whitt, roses and ess <>ta luncheon this Saturday parents were the lat.e Mr. and i I at th~ par~y and sbll other pres- is to be the group's new presi. wicz, -..Mrs. Edward Schott, Mrs. 'I'hitl' orchid:,. Attached to her in honor of Helen who has also Mrs. Alexander Russel Keyes. ent mcluaed .Mr. ,and Mrs. R. dent, will be chairman of the Joseph Carnaghi, Mrs. George satin anl! pearl juliet cap was been entertained at pre-nuptial In Mexico City. where the E~m.und Dowlmg, r..ir. and Mrs. June 7 ~arty when The 'Pent- Dunn. Mrs. Herman List, Mrs. her mother's wccldinl:" veil of parties by Miss Call1pbcll. !'vII'S young couple headquartered, they Wllh.am H. DenIer, Mr. and Mrs. house Will present a fashion Oscar Keller, Mrs. George Dunn, lowlv point cl'csprit and Brus. T. Edward O'Connor, Mr, and, rented a house in the fashionable Curhs :a. Andrews, Judge and parade of Summer Glamor. Mrs. Ernest Farrell, Mrs. Bill spls bee. : Mrs. Robert LaBounty. Mrs.' suburb, San Angel ,- complete, Mrs. MIles N. Culehan, Mr. and Strolling musicians are going IOestring and Mrs. Ben POPPY. \1:'':. Richard Troost assister\ Mark J. Lawler. Mrs . .John Hal" Wlt!l a great walled garden and Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall and Mr. to add to the occasion. -----_ \~,':' "".:t('r ,L~ matron of honor. ri~an, Mr, and Mrs . .John Gamal.. t,he:r own swimming pool. and Mrs. Arthur W. ~ull. The other nev,,' officers include Ch · t Ch' h s;,.- "'O!f' ct gown of shell pink ski, Mrs. Alan H., Denne ancl' Upon thelr return the newly- Mr. a.nd Mrs. Merlm A. C~dlip Mrs. Hamilton Kotcher Mrs fz.s UTe ';;:::1 and tull" and a juliet oE Mrs. Henry CO"~lllle: ,weds were guests of honor at a entertamed a group of 10 fnends Ch 1 M K' M' F k B -d 1 S "',1'chine pi:)k satin. Her flowers Mrs. Keanc WIll glVf' lhe SPJn- cock tall party given by Mr. and at the Hawaiian dinner.' Je:~e~~ M~'s.1n£~~'e/ ~~Ca~::n, fl a cene \\-['0'(' ~'('d ros:c~. .. . ~ter dinner for the bride-elect Mrs. T. IIandy Ne\vbcrI'y II. ( ------vice presidents;' lVII'S.Frank Cot- Lilt!r Kath('rinc Kish, niece of I ~~d r~s, ~o~n Gille~piel nn~ Mrs, ,T~e :Iewb~rrYts. arethalsoKPlan~ ,~~..!•• Ilbex PIa. ns tonstet.te, recording- secretary; I The wedding bells at the Pointe r,,, h,i,k~!'oom, was :.ower girl i, an e. a, on, are p annm,g ,.,'~; r.n ....tl~ make theIr home In. The Macdonalds entertained at I Mrs. Ali.>ert L. Hart, second vice- The following parties have been will entertain at a luncheon and "Goodbye My Fancy," Mrs. Robert Schultz, Mrs. LUCIan SkIdmore the bridesmaids who also include :-:1. Clair Shorf's. i dinner in the Little Club for their. president;. Mrs. Robert E. Anslow, scheduled for Donna Dahlen, who shower at the home of Mrs. Wil- Hunter is chairman for the event. and Mrs. Leon VerHaeghe. Mrs. William Shaw of Battle .. • i houseguest on Saturday en'ning.: secretary: Mrs. David S~heyer, as- will marry Dr. William F. Galli- son in Fisher road on May 31. Mr .. an? Mrs. Robert Weber I Among those who have made Creek ~nd Mrs. John J. Feldman .\llnlhcr Pointe eoupl!' ~et a ---- ,slstant secretalY: MISS Sadie . , . Mrs. John Van' Campen will have InVIted the club's board I early reservatlOns for the party of Sagmaw . .lUll!' wccldin~ date this week. • Ed L E : HirschmcllJ, treasurer, and Mrs.: van Jr. of Cleveland. OhIO, on entertain at a luncheon and members to their Lake Shore: are Montefalco's present pl'esi- John O'Keefe of Saginaw will Hd('n Charbonneau and Law- I win M. acys njoy Late . Raymond C. Walk, assistant' June 9. She is the daughter pf shower at her home in Wooding- ro<\d home for cocktails before I dent, Mrs. Joseph Murphy who be the best man. Guests will be rf'll('(' Rrucr .\I c II e t t have Spring Holiday 'In the South trf'a~urer. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Dahlen of ham drive on JUl~e 2. the dinner dance. 'will entertain Mrs. Stephen De seated by five ushers from Sagi- f'hoscn .Julle 2 for their mar- Seven board members were McMillan road. Mr. and Mrs. Odillon J. Dumas Others giving parties before go- Brul, Mrs. Blount Slade and Mrs. naw; Chandler R. Symons Jr., ria!:'£' wldeh will take place in Late Spring holid"yers in Flori- electecl (or three-year terms. Mrs. Willard Narragon and Mrs: will entertain at a cocktail party ing on to the club include Mr. Lester McCarren Arthur A. Schupp Jr., John J. SS Pd('r and Paul Jesuit da include Mr. and Mrs, Edwin' They are Mrs. Leo M. Butzel, Lawrence Scoville gave a lunch- at their home i.n McMillan road and Mrs. Clark T. Wells Jr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Pinkston's Feldman, Lawrence W. Davis Chnreh .. \ reception follows at I M, Lacy of BOlllw'll1outh road, Mrs. Walter B. Ford, II, Mrs.' eon and shower at the home of in honor of the bridal couple the Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Emmons party will comprise Mrs. Arthur and George W. Bruske and Karl the home of the bride-elect's 'who arc dividing their time be- ~John N. Failing, Miss Luretta G. Mrs. Narragon in McMillan road evening of June 2. ; Jr. Colton Jr~ ~='s. C, ~. Pjnkst~n I B. Zint Jr. of Covington, Ga.! and parf'nts. tween Bahama Shores and Miami. Sanders, Mrs. Harl, Miss Hirsch- on May 23, On June 8, Dr. and Mrs. Wil------Jr. and M1S. GeOige Shllk. Charles A. Coryll of Bay Clty. Hej"n is the daughter of Mr. BeRch. man and Mrs. Walk.' Mrs. Austin Neeb, Mrs. Walter liam F. Gallivan of Buffalo, New These Pointers Among r:-rl's. Oscar Lingemann's I .The.bridegroom-elect's.parents :wd :'1'1:.:,.L(ll:is H, Charbon))e:')ll Mrs, Frederick H. And'rlls. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs, Warren Wressell York, parents of the bridegroom, guests WJll be Mrs. Robert Pow- WIll gIve the rehearsal dmner at ro[ Kl'l1"in~:()ri road and Larry is M H B JEt' .John N. Bagley clJ1d lVII'S. Carroll ----~---, will entertain the bridal party ell and Mrs. Augus! McClella.n the Detroit Club June 1. rs. enry . oy nter alns Off to R,aces d M CI 1 K t h 11 tiw >'011 of :\lrs. Haymund H. Storey are lift" members of the H I G. and relatives at dinner at the an rs. .,.181'es 0 c e1' WJ ------:'.kllett of BE:clford ruad. Mrs. Williams at Old Club honorary board of the Inn, which aw eY S lVe Whittier. be hostess to Mrs. Edward Pig- EXHIBIT AT INSTITUTE Ann Charbonnr:lll will hI" her' . was founded in 1914. P t DA C A tea honoring the bride-elect The party which Mr. and Mrs. gins, Mrs. Louis Assmus and An exhibition of "Town and ~!~tf'I''; 'nairl of horlot' (lncl brides-, Mrs. 'flood Willian's. of St ! announce the engagement of their anniv~rsary last Saturday and Mrs. Una Schaffer Weds party, en toto, to the special train daughter Joan June Ferney to marked the occasion with a din- which carries. them to Indian- Truly Enjoyable Dining In Sur. Ralph ,Sod(~rberg, son of Mr. E. . George Sheldrick in East apolis 500 Mile Race Memorial roundings of R&stfur Beauty E. Soclerberg. and the late Mrs. ner and dancmg party at the De- Day classic. and Charm ~odcrberg, of Los Angeles. Calif. troit ~thletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferry of Among the guests will be Mr. Joan . attended the .. Grosse i Spt'lng !lowers were used on: Neff road anonunce the marriage and Mrs. William J. Athanson, Pomte Sl'hools" graduatmg from; the dinner tabie where places' of Mrs. Ferry's sister, Mrs. Una Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, "Arc your automobile liability limits high enough?" I\shl{'y Hall, C!1arleston, S.outh! were marke,d for Mr. and Mrs. I Schaffer, to George Sheldrick of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton E. Water- CarolIna. and Stanford. Unrver-I Byron' B, Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Washington road. fall and Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick SJty, Pal~ Alto, Call£., In June. I John E. Major, Mr. and Mrs. Don The marriagt: was performed B, Brown. Ralph lS a grad.lIHte of St~nford ! J. Nigro, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Wil- on Tu.esday in Bronxville, N. Y., The Cassarolls are entering a School of Medl(:Jne. aff]llated! Iiams, Dr. and Mrs. Terrell D. in the home of the Ferry's son car in the race. with Kappa Alpha Social ~t'ater-I' Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and daughter-in-law, Mr. and -.----- nlty and Nu Sigma Nu Medical. Kaufmann of Birmingham Mrs, Robert Ferry. I' Battle Creek Horse Show .AR1'HUR .J. J~OI-l1)E No wedding date has been set. II ------. Th e. Sh.eld I'lc.' ks will make their Attracts John W. M If ds ------Alumnae of Dominican home m :Vashmgton road. I' __ u or I~SC R ..\~CE • Elizabe+h Ann Huette To Hold "Babies Day" Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mulford . Honored At Stephens Gertrude Schaening to Wed Provencal road, and th~ir \\OOIJWAIiD :':-44]7 10f On Sunday, May 27, at 1:30, Charles .Henry Ohlsson I daughter, Mary Andrea, WJll Miss Elizabeth Ann Huette of p.m. in the school auditorium I travel to Battle Creek this week-I' . . ' I Th end. Mary Andrea will show in the Pointe has been elected first the DomJnIcan Alumnae Associa- e engagement of Gertrude th B ttl C k H Sh \'icc-prc'sidcnt of the Pan-Hellenic S h . t Ch 1 H e a e ree orse ow on I tion has planned a "BabiesDa ," I c aenmg 0 ar es enry Ohls- Saturda. Associatloll at Stc'pl1ens College in , ,y ! son, was announced on Mav 13 y Columbia, Mo" [01' the coming at WhICh, although all alumnae; at a dinner party given by' the ~'«ar, members are invited,' those who bride-elect's parents. no other shop quite like the Penthouse During 1he "Greek Garden" ar.e mothers and ~heir tiny tots Gertrude is the daughter of Pan-Hellenic spring formCjI, she wlll play the most. Jrnportant role. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schaening W8S presented with a lei of 240 A specIal blessmg as well as of Robinwood avenue Detroit. baby orchids JIown In jrom medals will be given the children. Charles is the son of' Mrs. Carl llawaii. Prizes will be otTered and refresh. Ohlsson of Vernier road and the Miss HlU1te is the ddught.er of ments served. ~ominees for next late Mr. Ohlsson. Mr. and Mrs . .Jamcs.T. Huette of year's officers will be presented They are planning a fall wed. Yorkshire road, and voted. upon. ding. mUl'ra1j .!Jnvilej You to a :J:Jan.ce Vacalion in fiavana for ROLLINS cold ..Sheer ',. ••• where the R'U)I.BA started! E nchan'lmenl FUR STORAG~ -~ selected Arthur Murray style for blend- ing teaching with reality, plus a real, well planned vacation. Every ,inute is thrill- D";:1 into the s~al'!ight in these whispery-cool eatt "31/1),2-0236 packed from the time you board the plane ~u~mer-evening shantungs and caftans. till you return 6 days later. FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE T~s/ add up torhe smartest coiieetion we've seen A special demonstration and explanation of clltnc~ vacation next Monday evening, May 28, OUR RATES ARE STANDARD - DRESS SHOPS Call the Arthur Murray Studio before it gets any. later, Full' details by tele, In the Village, at 16840 Kercheval phone. Also inquire about special pre- \racation courses. In Fashion Cetller, at 132 Madison Ave., WOo 2.8600 TU. '.5900 'WO. 2-4863 1209 WASHINGTON BLVD. ,' ---~------d. P~ge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThursClay, M~y 24.195 r ~lIl1l11l11nmmnnnnmmIlIlUllllllllllllllll1lIJlJIIIlIfIlIlIllIllIllIl'lIIl1l1mllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliIIII1lUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJlIlIIIlIIlIllIlIlIfIlIlIlIlIl~ Grosse Pointe High School is Ready for 'Party at Center Sorority Holds Centennial Tea IShort and to the Pointe i~~;~;~~~.'n~,~'h:IOgy at Oh;o The Detroit Alumnae AssocIa- legiate chapters and 185 alumnae lords and pictures of the sororitv's ~IIJ11UIJlIlIlIlIIlDlIlIlllIlIIlllliiillllUIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIJl1I1I1I1IIlIllIIllIiIIIlIllIlJUI/IIIIIIIU11111111l1ll111ll1Jl1II11I1I1I1I11I1II1II1I1I1I1I111111I1I11I1I11I111I111I1I11~ ROB PHILLIPS, son of the, tion of Alpha Delta Pi, ~he' oldest I' associations in the United States I first chapter. .- secret society for college women, and Canadlf." . Active Alpha Delta Pi alumnae (Continued from Page 6) r From Alma College we learn,' HARRY N. PHILLIPS of ~incoln held its Centennial Tea at the Throughout its 100 year history, in the Grosse Pcinte area include They've been spendir.g the past tha' ELTON BAMFORD of the rroad, re:ently . ~ccepted-a staff I Grosse Pointe Memorial Center the sorority has extended its II Mrs .. Louis Marick, Mrs. Paul two months in Tampa Fort! Pointe participated in the annual announcIng posltlon for the sum- , I. • mer at a rad' t t. . D on May 15. Honored guests were initial purpose to the field of Franseth, Mrs. Albert Frost, Mrs. Lauderdale, Hollywood, Fla., and I' art exhibition held on the college Oh' 10 sa lOn'In ayton, the presidents and delegates of community service and sChOlar-, Robert Bottorff, Mrs. O. B. ToJ.1. New Orleans. campus. ~o. ~ob .. a s.tudept at Miami the sororities in- the Detroit Pan" ship aid to foreign stu..dents. This Mrs .. Robert Brown, Mrs. George ...... Umverslty, rece-1ved first place in hellentic Association. Iyear a special Centennial Intey- Marcla, Mrs. Ross Bush, Mrs. L. MR. AND MRS. REUBEN E.: BARBARA JEAN BA UMAN, the Fisk Oratory contest held i? I Alpha Delta Pi became the national Fellowship oi $1,000 was F. Kneller and Mrs. S. G. Thorne_ FIELDER of Fisher rvad have re- I who won Pi Kappa Alpha's I February. .. 1< .. pioneer among college- sororities awarded to Miss Eila Ketoh cf ------in 1851, when a group of YO' (Sizes 6 to 121 home of MRS. A. G. NUTTER Delta Pi sorority. Miss Gorden II. day morning, -May 20, at the are. MR. and MRS. GEORGE StACKS 3.95 VANDERMUHLL of New York. attended high school is Grosse i First Congregational Church in (Sizes 4 to 12) Mrs. Nutter just returned from a Pointe. She is majoring in Ian" I Chelsea, Michigan. two month tour of California. guages at Ohio Wesleyan., ...... SHORTS 2.95 .. ;, .. .. " .. I Marilyn Cunningham of Bishop . (Sizes 4 to 8) BARBARA MOLYNEAUX of Back in the Pointe are MRS. road, who is attending Barry Col. POP.OVER SHIRTS ...• _ 2.95 Fisher road, a member of Mortar ERVIN SORGE and her daugh- I lege in Miami, Florida, repre- (Sizes 4 to 12) Board at the University of Mich- tel', HARRIET. who are living in I sented Barry College at Badmin- igan, is help'ing that women's a new home on Neff road. ton, Play-Day at Lakeland, Fla. brown and blue honorary society create a collec- ...... tion of books on the drama in PATRICIA MacDONALD, of' DR AND MRS. LANCE honor of the late Alice Crocker Lloyd, dean of women at the uni- Hampton road, a student at the WRIGHT of Plymouth, Mich., an- versity from 1926 to 1950. University of Wisconsin, was re- nounce the birth of a daughter, * * * cently elected chaplain of Phi Chi DEBORAH JEAN~ on May 7. lEtER PM MR. and MRS. EDWIN H. Theat, national commerce soror. Mrs. Wright is the former Bar- CHAMBERLAIN. of Neff, road ity at the State University. bara Jean Ramsay of the Pointe. announce the bath of a son, ...... Mrs. Wright and Deborah will 17405 Kercheval DAVID WALTER, on T~u~sday, MRS. LLOYD DeWITT SMITH soon join Dr. Wright in Hot May 10. Mrs. Chamberlam 1Sthe, S 'g A k h h' - h former PATRICIA BELANGER. I of Grand Marais boulevard, state i prm s, 1'., W er,e. e IS W1t TU, ~-9236 -in the village ...... president of the Huguenot So-! the U. S. health serVIce...... BARBARA GORDEN, daugh- C'iety of Michigan, (and recently MH. and MRS. GEORGE M. BROOKS of Torrey road an- nounce the birth of a son, TODD ALAN BROOKS, on April 10. Mrs. Brooks is the former P A-I HA Y]DO.N HOUSE TRICIA BLACKWOOD. . Bemberg Sheer Gowns * .* • . is featuring JOANNE GOODSELL, daughter for cool sleeping' cOlufort of MR. and MRS. CLARE W. GOODSELL, Bishop road, .and a As cool as sleeping on a cloud, these danity print junior _ at D~nison University, I Granv111e, OhIO, was tapped" at; strapless gowns ... elasticized at top and waist, with the recent honors convocation for' bows that can be tied halter-wtse. Sizes small, medium membership in the Denison • Franco - Calliopean ~Society, an or large: Left: Maize, pink, blue or white. Right: honorary society based on crea. (." tive writing ability. ' White, blue or maize. .. '" .. ANN YOUNG,. daughter of 5.95 Wall-to- Wall MRS. KATHLEEN H. YOUNG, of i St. Clair avenue, was recently I initiated into Kappa Kappa GaOl. -I ma sorority at Hillsdale College. Miss Young is a freshman at Hillsdale...... LIBBY SCHWEM of Grosse Pointe has been elected publicity chairman of Western Michigan College chapter o'f Delta Zeta, national collegiate.. .. social.. sorority. MRS. EVERETT M. WILCOX entertained at a tea and shower r for bride-elect lVIARILYN HAND . I in her Marford court home re- cently. Co-hostess was MRS. -e . VENE L. WHIM, Marilyn's wed .. ~ ..~! ding to CAPT. SCHROEDER will . ",' take place on July 14. I ~"'gf.J --_ .._-- I tJ J \ I •f. t. . ; l..,.t- (. ., neW -.• , distinctive ~- .;. c.hcarm .' for your home 95 Upstairs. downstairs, all around the house you can afford 59 the loom woven luxury of Wunda Weve. Here is furniture.fla.ttering texture GREETINGS & GIFTS that adds a warm welcome to your iorma! rooms and friendly square yard are brought to you from elegance to the simplest setting. Friendly Neighbors Yes. there's luxury underfoot with Wu~da Weve on & Civic & Social Welfare , Leaders your floor ... and carefree living as well ..• for Wunda Weve vacuums through like a breeze, launders as easily as linens. , . it is colorfastt WELCOME WAGON pre.sbrunk, mothproof and wears On tlte occas!on of: as well as quality broadloom. The Birth of a Baby Change of residence Haydon House invites you to come in and select Wunda Arrivals of Newcomers to Weve in the size that's right for you-wall-to-wall, City room size or scatter rugs. £D. 1.7590 Phone WO.2.0956 17110 Kercheval, at St, Clair TU. 5.5900 (No cost or abUgalia,,) , " ,f! p _~ __.._-.... •• __. __ _._l ~n tr = _lIIiIIt __ __ • __ • _-..=--_-_-,_-._- -_~__ .-.a- _ 7 2 20 z anns = • mt_ - ~-.. -.- -~_._._$4_'----._ --.-- $0-- -.-:"".- _.- 0__ ' _ 0 ' >.. 0 ------""-..--- --.-."'l.---.-.------__~_lIIIt _a., __ .&U'p""""_ _a_III _ .. , ---._._.",....- Thursaay, May 24, r 95 r GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Page Nine Sangers Hosts Party Honors .. Two ~ointe ~irls Elected Mothers' Club Which One Archconfraternity to Give Party SororIty Officers at MSC M t M d - To Hollander Engaged P~ir - ee s on ay ft- Janet Fox, a junior at Michi- I __ ~ . Is the I Mrs. Wmem van Beuningen of A Sunday cocktail party feted 1 gan State College, has been elect- 1 The annual meeting of th~:. I The Hague, Netherlands," is the' Mary Ella Barton a~d her fiance'i ed fir~t vice-president of Alpha! Grosse Pointe High School Moth-~ Daughter? houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry James Fetchet Stephenson this: Omi?ron Pi ~orori~y. i ers' Club will be he:d at 8 o'clock H. Sanger and their daughtel", past week when Mr. and Mrs.. ¥l1ly Schlele, a sophom?re, I next Monday evenmg, May 28~' Erstwhile Pointe beauties, ?t-Iarie Joy, in their University ,Ernest Wunsch WE're hosts in' has 'dbeetn felethcted se~otnd vlce-j in the High School Library. ., .. . . . : preSl en 0 e son.'rI y. I. . Mrs. Dee Furey Bredin and place home. theIr BIrmmgham home. : They will ,hold these offices for In order to keep. the busmess her daughter, Denise Bredin Mrs. van Beuninr,en is in tHis Mary EHa and Jim are plan- i one year. Both are from the meeting as short as possible, an;' .. Gillis, have joined the long I country to attend the World As- line of beauties who giye testi- ning to be married June 22 at a i Pointe. i nual . reports will not be read, sembly of Moral Re-Armament monials to their favorit~ soap family wedding in the home of I ------j but a resume of the year's acti~,i- which begins June 1 in Mackinac manufacturers. Island. Marie Joy has been active the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and i E. H. Jewetts /I Entertain .1 ties will be read by th.e se~ret~.-;- The comely duo are pic- with this group. Mrs. Frank Barton Andrus of: Eaglebrook Headmaster TdhefA ChapelltsaCh?lllrbWlllSlDed.!f" tured in !\'lay's issue of Mc- Notre Dame avenue. i, I an re res. men W,l e serv . ! . (\ group of Pointe hostess~s Jim is the son of the B. F. I . I by the SOCIalcomnuttee. . . - Call's magazine in a full page Jomed Mrs. Sanger to compliment "oap ad under the caption, Stephensons of ,Longfellow ave- i The. Edward ~. Jewet,ts II: Election of officers will tak~ the visitor at a tea in the Country nue. ; came In from theIr Lapeer home! place ~nd all n:others of cmF: "Which One is the Daughter?" Club Tuesday afternoon. They Mrs. Bredin and Mrs. Gillis included Mrs. George R. Cooke, Parties iJ;!,the offing for Mary 1 last week to welcome C. Thurs-I ciren In the HIgh Schocl are, Ella include a linen shower and ton Chase Jr., headmaster of urged to attend. now make their home in New Mrs. Augustin G. Nutter and buffet supper June 7 when Mrs. Eaglebrook School, Deerfield, . ------. York and Denny is scheduled , Mrs. Henry T. Sherrard. to be a June bride. Holmes Martin will be hostess Conn., and Mrs. Chase. They CEMENT. BLOCKS STOLEN and a kitchen shower on June 11 complimented the visi1;ors at a Forty-three cement b 10 c k s- Payette-Hendrie to be given by Mrs. Raymond cocktail party in the Little Club. were reported stolen on Wednes~ Ives and Mary Richardson. The Ch!lses left last week-end day, May 15, from William Wybo,: Betrothal Told. SaIIy Andrus will be her sis- and during their Pointe visit of 880 Loraine. They were re-. ter's . only attendant and Jim's were guests at the home of Mrs. moved from the house Mr. WybO- The engagement of Mary brother-in-law, Dr. Kenneth Win-I Standish Backus in Lake Shore I has under construction on Har:':' slow will be best man. road. bar Hill. Louise Payette to George Strath- earn Hendrie, Jr. was announced on Thursday, May 17, at a family dinner. Mary Louise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Leo Payette of Van Dyke avenue. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Strathearn Hendrie of Hillcrest road. Bo'th attended the University of Detroit. The bride-elect is af- plain faIt filiated with Phi Gamma Nu so- rority. about JiamonJ3 .•. i Although a definite date has '. 'not been set, the wedding will Th"re is no mystery in the take place in the fall, in St. Peter way we sell diamonds. and Paul Jesuit Church. .. . . -Picture by Fred Runnells Every diamond in our stcx:k The women of St. Clare de Montefalco Church are sponsoring a fashion show and is marked in plain figures Ofd Christ Church Women lun.cheon at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club on June 7. Getting ready for the event are, and we will be glad to Sponsoring Rummage Sale left to right: ARLENE KIMBLE, model from the Penthouse; MRS. MARIE SCHULTZ ALU~IESD explain their quality ond and MRS. NORMAN FROELICH. volue. You'll find no greater beauty or finer quality I The Women's Auxiliary of Old HANDBAGS thon in our Genuine Christ Church, E. Jefferson near Mrs. Clifford E. Stanbury Orange 81ossomrings. Hastings, is making preparations League Conducts Annual Election Lor a Rummage Sale to be held in Hostess At Church Party 11;"9,"own priced $200 The Detroit League for Planned George Craighead,' assistant re- 7.95 to 12.95 Wodd"'D 11119 to "lCIIcIo October. Mrs. Harry Plaggemeyer, pres- The May Party of Nativity Parenthood held an election of cording secretary; Mrs. Norman Plu/) Tax ident of the auxiliary, urges Lutheran Church was h(!ld on officers at the meeting on Mon- D. Anderson, treasurer, and Mrs. ~~~~ Pointers to search their attics and Thursday, May 17, in the home day, May 21, in the home of Mrs. Hal H, Smith, Jr., assistant treas- of Mrs. ClIfford E. Stanbury of C. Henry Hecker. urer. ENGA~ WEDDING RINGS basements for discarded items of clothing and household furnish- Star-hope road. The program in- Mrs. William M. JOY will con- The new directors are Mrs. , James McEvoy, Jr., Mrs. Yates ,.} ings. cluded a musical luncheon and tinue as chairman. Mrs. Victor WHITE ENAMELED METAL t\~ESH , . Mrs. Ralph Simonds, who is card party. Rapport is the first vice-chair- C. Smith, Mrs. Herbert Lord and handling publicity, and Mrs. Ern- Organ music was played by man, Miss Elizabeth Holton. the Mrs. William Laurie, Jr. PONGRACZ est G. Davis, Rummage Sale Mrs. Hal Kliemann of Kensington second vice-chairman. ' Handbags you'll carryall summer 10;")9, metal mesh that wipes c1ean- witli JEWELER & SILVERSMITH chairman, both of the Pointe, are road. Seventeen tables were Mrs. John R. Decker is the re- About one-half of United States 91 Kercheval I t"eceiving contributions. served between 12:30 and. 1:30. cording secretary; Mrs. Willard E. pedestrians killed are 50 years a swish of a damp cloth. Durable and roomy, they:re lined .•. have clasp : Proceeds will aid the auxiliary Co-hostesses were Mrs. Walter Solenberger, assistant recording of age or older. Yet only one. TIJ.1.6400 (m the Hill , in furthering its missionary proj- Hamme~ of <;adieux roa~,. and I secretary; Mr~. Robert Upham, sixth of the population is 50 years and zipper tops, some with handles, some without, , ects. Mrs. C~ol:Leaver~_of MamstIque. Jr., correspondmg secretary; Mrs. of age or over. , I I/Westbound" U1UI' Wickerweave. Natural, red, CASUALS 7.95 For Your CAREFREE SUMMER DAYS Footwear with a "light look" and just the .'Collaf'ptn" , . White calfskin, right combination of bare and cover-up for t • 9.95 summer's suits ... for light and airy dresses for comfortable carefree living in pert style$_ that look so flattering ~nd are so versatile with the color of the season, IIHighnoon" White M' multicolot's, in Calf, 10.95 \ "C/utter Club" :olfer, Smoked elk, 12.95 "W/est bound" ;". white Of" hMUY blMUl IISumlial" eilll, white call, 10.95 8.95 -.",-:.--.,-.,..,...,.,.....-.--,..,.....,...,,...,..,....,..,....,.....,..,-_•.-,.,.- -,------.--., .•.•, ,•..•.-- ,-, -_ - 4.~•.-.---- .. -- .. , - .•.•.•,------. , Page Ten' GR.O'SSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 24,"( 95T Oross~ Pointe N~ws How to Trim PU'BLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, What Goe~ on LETTER BOX INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD AND GrQ>sse~ THE GRAND RIVER RECORD. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT I The Gros;oePointe News Food Budgets 99 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS 30, MICHIGAN at - E~ta\ggera1tioll1l. To The Editor: 34~52 Would like to drop you a short If somebody invented a "buclget Phone TU. 2~6900 Your Library I note to let you know we have . t t h " h t Three Trunk" Lines A. PRYOR been receiving your paper over s re c er t a could pare $5 of! :\1:ember MichIgan Press .Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n by lean Taylol' here in Germany for the past the weekly food bill-we'd prob- "lts pink ana white are ever.ywhere, I two years. We enjoy it very much ably all buy it. ROBERT B. EDGAR EDlTOR and GENERAL MANAGER A ray of sun .. , and all the. slope "WHat a find! Here is a book which"r read over and because it brings us closer to But 'o/hat many of. us forget is MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ADVERTISING MANAGER Laughs with its white and red, over when r was a child. I'm going' to take if home for my home. Of course, we don't know that no' special tools are needed JANE SCHERMERHORN FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY It is the Mayflower of our hope,. yoUngsters." With a weIl.,worn copy of JUAN AND JUANITA yery many people you mention to do the job, says Mary Bodwell. FRED RUNNEJ..LS SPORTS EDITOR The Spring is come!" by Francis C: Baylor, anenthusi.astic father paused at the l~ your paper but we do recog- agricultural economics depart- (Edward Everett Hale) h nlze a lot of n~mes. I~ also k~eps I ment. food specialist at Michigan 'I"OBY CUMMINGS _ ADVERTISING 1ibrary desk ••• "Do you think they'll like it? With t ese us. posted o~ mter~~tlr:g p~'~Jects State College. The observing T:.~;DDAMEROW ADVERTISI~G * * * modern kids, you never can be sure .•. " belllg done m the ,Pomte. . homemaker can do it with a l\t1AYBELLE BOMBARD ADVERTISING Rec.eived an amusing letter from the Jim Crowleys, No ... You can't,be sure. Many~>------yve are now statIOned here m pencil, a little planning, and her BETTY ,JANE VISGER CIRCUL}.TION who are now living in Eire until 'August. They have a house. oldsters with nostalgic memories lives at Rocky Ridge Farm; Mans- Fnedberg, Germany. When we ability to recognize a bargain BETTY ANDERSON NEWS keeper, (whom the lovely Harriet refers to as a "house- are' disappointed when junior field, Missouri first came to Germany in July, . !v'IARY DENNIS , ACCOUNTS wrecker") ... and from what she relates, we take it things turns thumbs down on some of LIBRARY DIRECTORY of 1949 we were stationed in A fam1ly of four-two adults. PHYLLIS HANNAH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING are not much differ.ent in Irela.nd than they are here .•. on their old favorites. On rereading MAINLibrary, 15430 Kercheval,'tV. Husfeld: Germany, about 15 miles one smal.l child and one in the these themselves, they might 5-2191. Hours:Monday-Friday,10 a.m. from the Russian border. We teens-mIght sa:ve that much on the domestic scene. One of Ann's (the housekeeper's) spec~ agree with Junior. Not all books toC~'l'~mBr~~~~~d:l5~ot~'~'D~~:,PTr;}: were located there for 21 months 1 meats alone, Miss Bodwell says. -tULLY PAID CIRCULATION ialties is dreaming every night and acting according to her that captured our interest as 5,3621. l\liss Taylor. Hours: Monday- then transferred to Friedberg: I' T~is family would require about Subscription Rates: $3.00Per Year by Mail. All ~ews and dreams all day. Recently, she dreamed a sister who had been children have that timeless qual- fl;toa~.~~:~~~'::m:O9 p.m. Saturda~', which is about 20 miles from 9¥.J pounds of meat a week. If Advertising Copy Must Be in The News Off1ce by ill, was dead. She was so upset about it that the Crowleys ity of which the classic is made. WOODSBranch. 20750 MackAvenue. Frankfurt. they ate meats in the price range Tuesday AfternlJon to Obtain Insertion That Week. TV. 1-2640, MissMastin.Hours:,Mon- f $1 d th k sent her, to the distant town to look into the' matter. When But aside from the recognized da~-Thursday,2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. One other thing I would like 0 or m?re a poun,. e wee - Eastern Representative, VICTOR S. GRANDIN. 551 Fifth the maid returned, she said her sister was on the road to re- children's classics, Alice In Won- FrIdayand saturday, 10 :r.m. to 6 p.m. to mention is the fact that my ly meat bIll would be over $10. Avenue, New York 17. N. Y.-Tel. VA. 6-2065. FARl\JSStation. Old Kerby School, ' . By buying cuts p . ed t 55 ts covery ... then she added, "But the\trip was a success be- derland, Tom SaWyer, Robin Miss Roemer.Hours: .Friday, 9 s.m. i parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Engel, TIC a cen cause my brother is at death's door.",! ! ! Hood ,King Arthur et aI, there to 4:30 p.m. of Balfour road Grosse Pointe or l€ss a pound, the outlay would Entered as second-class m~tter at the post office, Detroit, - are some books of a generation ro~~,o~~~~~~~~~';k. 7i:ou~s~k~\'e~~~~:Park, are coming' to Europe for a be about $5. Michigan, under the Act of March 3, 1897. AnotI:rer anecdote concerning Ann, has to do with a neighbor day 1 pm t 5 m D . or two ago that deservedly re- ' '. 0 p.. I two months stay. urmg that In observing prices ranges at of the Crowleys, a seventy year old Anglo-Irish lady, whom Ann main popui'ar today. JUA~ AND _ time, they will visit a lot of the retail counters, Miss Bodwell refers to as "her ladyship above." Hatred for the woman r~ached JUANITA is one of these" al- Park StUdYll1g countries and spend some time found stewing veal, pork liver, A Lesson to be Learned its peak last week, when "her ladyship" went off to Buckingham. though it was written in 1887. It K_k Z _ I with us at our home. They are breast of lamb, short ribs of beef. Palace to attend the gardei. party. On her return from London, is the story of two Mexican chil- lC S on onlng going first to London, then to bulk sausage, pork feet and The police found him propped against the Farms lake. the old woman ambled to the Crowleys garden to tell them about dren who are. captured by the Germany, arriving here about the breast of veal as examples of front park fence at 7:45 o'clock last Saturday morning. He it ... but they Were not at home ... so the poor woman had to face Indians and escape across three The Grosse Pointe Park coun- first of June. meat cuts marked less than 55 was a sodden, soggy mess of a 17.year-old kid, desperately Ann alone. ' hundred miles of desert. Based cil discussed at some length the Hope this will be of some cents. a pound. Natur'ally, these and wretchedly ill from having taken aboard enough beer on fact there is a perennial charm petition of a builder .who wishes interest to you. Again we enjoy budget cuts are not recommended to sink a full grown man with vears of imbibing experience. The only, thing the Crowleys can get out of the maid is that about this Robinson Crusoe type to construct a house with office the paper very much. for every day in the week. But oJ- 'she really let her have it." Then she added, "Out of reSpect for f t Sincerely w1'tha ll'ml'ted household xp Th ff k h h t t. d h h b 0 s ory. provisions on a lot located at " e ense e 0 icers too im to t e s a Ion an w en e ccamle you Madame, I would have told her more!" She was ecstatic all da'y, ...... • Yorkshire and Mack. Mrs. Wm. A; H;oose budget, you might use any saved coherent they heard a saga of misguided adolescence, a ta ere-enacting the battle over and over and mumbling -to herself, It is not unusual to have a lad (Mary Ellen Engel) dollars to buy something the of the purposeless meandering of one group of youngsters on 'Buckingham Palace, eh?" read Joseph Altsheler"s Young The lot in question falls short S.F.C. Wm. A. Hoose RO family would rather have than one night, '" '" ,,", T '1 S 'f b" of the specified minimum of 36168619Hq. and Hq. Co. steaks or ham. ral er enes rom. ~gmnmg to 5,000 feet as stipulated in the 14th A d C U S The lad's pal, also 17, granted the privilege of using his Ordering things from out of to\....n at Christmas time, can be end because he first found a few zoning ordinance of 1949. The A 9tr~ M ~\: . . This doesn't mean sacrificing dad's car, had picked him up at 7:30 the night before. They fun all year round, if you have the right attitude. Ferinstance, last dog-eared copies of his father's builder is basing his petition on rmy 0 • • • • nutrition, Miss Bodwell points had gathered in two more cronie~, then rode aimlessly around November, we ordered a sport shirt for the man-in-our-life, com- in the family library. Altsheler the premise that he has owned R kl D _ out. The lower priced meats are the Pointe looking for something to amuse tern.h 0ne sug- pIete with monogram. ~e Eastern store "sortied" that they were enthusiasts will be glad to know the lot since 1945 at which time ec ess . .fIVerS usua11y as h'19h - somet.rmes t d th t th t W. d '. t f th 'd Th went that many of these titles, out of it conformed for size to the build-' higher-in food value as the ex- ges e a ey go 0 m sor, JUs or e n e. ey 'unable to fill the order because there warnt any materiaL on hand print for some time, are again Pa Up I-U Court ' A d to W.Indsor, an d drlvmg.. back th roug h th e tunne 1 th ey de- •. , but they "/ould let us know when as and if, etc. etc. etc. We available. ing requirE:ment. y . penS1ved . cuts. n. theyf can be The property is described as serve In a varIety 0 tempting cided they ought to have some beer. presented the little man with something else and immediately forgot ;"Another author of yesterday below the required footage for Judge C. Joseph Belanger dis- ways by the wise homemaker. They purchased the beer, two cases of l't, at a store the whole deal. who deserves to ll've I'S E Nes b 'ld' d th 1 b \ . - UI mg, an e pans as su - post:ld of the following cases in Meats we are likely to find in Ifsomewhere on Jefferson not far from the tunnel." They Today, there arrived in the mail, the sport shirt, complete with bitt. An English writer, her books mitted bring the house too close the Park Traffic Court session the law-medium price range, 70 returned to the Pointe and rode around again, drinking the monogram! Well, there'll 'always be a Christmas ... and for our may need some introduction to to the south )louse and too close held WednesdaYiMay 16: cents a pound or less, include beer and searching" their little brains for ideas for entertain- future s~opping, there'll always be enough stores in Grosse Pointe American children but if they fail to Mack avenue. Joan Golusin, of 208 Lenox, beef liver, hamburger, lamb pat- ment. Someone else, or maybe the same genius who bad and its environs. to become acquainted with them, As the decision in this case will paid a fine of $5 and received ties, shoulder roast of lamb, link Proposed Windsor, suggested that it would be nice to attend * * * they are missing first-rate fare. establish a precedent for similar three-months probation for reck- sausage, pork steak, end pork The stories for which she is most 1 ts 1 t d t M k th. '1 h b a b eac h par ty wh.ICh th ey h ad h ear db'was em g g'IVen bY a Another vorce' out of the past reached us this week, when we famous are those of the Bastable 0 'thhocald e a ac, e counCl less driving resulting in an acci- cops, pork utts, stewing and h hId W1 e a v e r die t pending dent at Bedford and Windmill frying chicken. group of Pontiac Hig Sc 00 stu ents. . heard (we hope for next to the last time) from a shop on the Coast. children. Published as three further investigation. Pointe drive on April 29 She will An t.h d 1 t t" th Somewhere out on Woodward avenue they stopped In a These characters sent us (last October) a brochure picturing an un- books, "The Treasure Seekers," Th '1 I h d . 0 er goo pace 0 nm e Th e counC1 a so ear, from ~ also pay for damages to a Park food budget is at the fruit and gas station to inquire about the location of the party. ey usual cigaret case we hadn't seen any place before. We ordered it "The Would Be Goods" and "The group of three representmg resl- I owned fence. vegetable counter. The golden couldn't obtain this information, but the trip wasn't entirely and sent our check but nothing hoppen! Before Christmas rolled New Treasure Seekers," these are d,ents north of Jefferson on Not' I For a stop street accident at rule here is to pay close attention wasted. While their friend was interrogating the service around, we wrote them twice and wired them once. We were assured also bound in one large volume, tmgham who protested the use ofi I Charlevoix and Bal£our on April to what l'tems are I'n best supply . tt d t of th t 1 fi 11 of 'I h "The Bastable Children." t rt rth f th statlOn a en an one em s 0 e' a ve ga on can . 01. t at they had indeed shipped the case and possibly it would arrive .. • I DR _ .. 7 7 2T CD 7 7 72 ? 7 7 ns • 307 or r ___ mo._ette' •• '.n. t ••••••• n.b•••• • ,os • ,w ., e • sa. • 4 .4 C , P $i $.44 - $ 5, " ,. General New8 • Legals • Classifieds • Feature Page Thursday, Ml!!Y 24. 1951 Page Eleven Grosse Pointe News Section 2 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN Spring Keeping Pointers Hurt Waifs Rise for Another New Church To Get Degrees Trucking Concern Untidy Builder Police on Jump In Train Wreck At State June 3. Triple ,Violator Receives Ticket The following harbingers of Several Pointers were listed Michigan State College will The Dachille Trucking Co., of After multiple warnings went summer added to tile duties of among those who received in- hold its 93rd annual commence. 18945 W. Eight Mile road, was i unheeded, Woods police issued Farms police last week: juries in the train wreck which ment on June 3. Pointe candi- the recipient of three violatIon Robert Wiegand, of 19241 Edge- Several young men were ob- occurred on Friday, May 18, ne.ar ! dates. for the master of arts de- tickets issued by Woods police field, Gratiot Township. a ticket Bryn Mawr, Pa. gree are: on Tuesday, May 15. for :violating the building code, served .~vimming in the lake on , i Wedneselay. May 16. Edward Blanchard, of Oxford Marcia L. Ballei-irii, Madeleine Violations concerned backing' on Wednesday, May 16. • Fishermen seemed to be out road, was the most critically in- F. Fine, John Warren Fleck, Alan a truck over the sidewalk and The action was taken because in mass on Thursday, May 17. jured. He is recuperating in the Jay Howell, Thomas R. Lei Hau- depositing sand on the walk, of the dirty condition of curbs Police discouraged several sets of Bryn Mawr Hospital. ser, Douglas Adlai Long, George v,hich obstruction they neglected and wpks in front of 1110 Fair- enthusiastic anglers within the L. Meathe, Barbara J. Stoerkel to light. ' holme. Nancy Doherty, of Moran road, I and Mary Lou Straith. :;pace of a few hours from the suffered bruises and shock. Cherie I Furthermore, the sand was de- !."lr. Wiegand 'vaS further ad~ same spot on the lake shore. Neeme, of 951 Beaconsfield, suf- livered to the wrong address, .monished that he would be pre- fered cuts and bruises. The two I causing the, builder of a house sented with a ticket every day Also on Thursday a woman View of St. Michael's Chapel (Episcopal), nDW being built at a site on Sunningdale Awning Cranks was seen gathering a bouquet of girls wer~ traveling together. i at 1180 S. Renaud to send home until the condition was remedied. daffodils from the frrmt yard of Herbert R. Groening of Mer-, drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, opposite the LochmoDr Golf Course, and adjacent to the Par.;. Found. in Bushes his cement contractor and delay a home at 383 Lake Shore. riweather road was uninjured. cells Jr. High SchDol site. The Building Committee expects that the church will be ded- work. JOHN BARRY BITTEN icated and'in use by early fall. Services are now being held a~ the temporary Chapel at John Barry, 9, of 308 Fisher Two missing awning handle The greatest mistake you can Road, was bitten under his right PLAN SPRING CARNIVAL LIGHTNING HITS WIRE . Fairway and Renaud road. The new Chapel will provide fDr the growing congregation, cranks were recovel'ed on Mon- A utility wire was struck by . 1 d' S ~ d S h 1 1 .. make in this life is to be con- eye on May 18 by a dog owned The clubs and classes of the . ht. d' 1. Th d' mc u mg un ay c DO c ass rODm. day, May 14 through a....report 119 nmg urm8 ast urs ay s tinually fearing you wili make by Mrs. F. G. Treat of 318 Fisher Neighborhood Club are present- received from an alert resident storm. Police received a call to one.-Elbert Hubbard. road. ing their Spring Carnival on of Washington road who spied Friday night, Jur.e 1. at 7:30 p.m. inv.estigate the burning wire at I Squirrel Straw AnIta and Goethe. , Unitarians Send Council Honors them nestling among some bush. This is a costume affair and all es. fabulous selections of latest children attending should wee:r a SUFFERS SPRAINED ANKLE Engross Firemen Three to Boston Carl Georgi, Jr.- City police returned them to costume. their owners, both of whom had Ira Reindel, 52, of 1176 Berk- ; FABRICS Prizes will be awarded for the shire. suffered a sprained ankle Farms fire department activi- Rev. and.Mrs. William D. Ham- reported them missing. funniest. most beautiful and the while walking on Jefferson near ties last week consisted of re", mond are delegates to the annual They were returned to Len's • Draperies • Slipcovers • Curtains most original costumes. Barrington. Fl'iday, April 13. moving a squirrel from a fire- meetings of the American Uni- Barber Shop and the C. F. Smith • Traverse Rods place and extinguishing a small ta,rian Association being held store, both located on Mack near straw fire. May 20-24 in Boston, Mass, Washington. Open Mon .• Thurs. and Fr1. till 9:00 p.m. FREE DECORATOR SERVICE Interiors The squirrel entrenched in the Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mr. E. CrealoPJ :1:JiJlinclive fireplace of a horne in Manor Finster accompanied the Ham- EXTINGUISH TRUCK FIRE road refused to succumb to coax- monds as delegates from the Farms firemen extingu~sh a UpholsterIng ing and had t6 be removed with Pointe Unitarian Church. ' blaze in a panel truck at St. Paul's School on the afternoon of Slip Covers force. In the absence of Rev. Ham- The pile of straw was burning mond, Donald F. Pascoe, conduct- May 18 .. The truck is owned by Clarence Champine of 238 Moran Draperies in the rear of a home under con- ed last Sunday's service and Al- struction at 204 Country Club fred P. Galli delivered the ser- road, watchman at the school. CARPETING AVAILABLE drive. The fire was extinguished mon. The observance of Layman Telephone :lor an appointment with, a garden hose. Sunday is an annual custom. WRONG PLACE, WRONG TIME W1th our decorator In )I<'ur home The Farms police broke up a street .dance being indu!ged in 16352 East Warren, at Courville Tennis Players Maj. Donald K. Schilling by a group of youngsters in Har- TUxedo 2-9448 Stationed in Fort Worth bor Hill at 3:22 a.m. on Sunday Forming Club morning, May 20. Major Donald K. Schilling, of A gt.oup of local tennis en- 47 Colonial read, arrived recent. thusiasts are in the process of ly at Eighth Air Force Headquart- 16726 E. W Q1'ren Ave. forming a ieJ1I1is club. They have ers, Carswell Air Force Base, Fort TUxedo '.2100 been assured the complete co- Worth, Texas. The major was re- Carl Geor;;i, Jr., of McMillan operation of the Neighborhood cently recalled to active military road, vice president and media di- Club. servir:'e from a reserve status. He rector of D. P. Brother & Com------_ .. _--,------The six courts at the Neighbor- has been assigned as personal pany, Inc., has been elected chair~ Don't letDAMPNESS " hood Club are now being com- affairs officer of the Eighth Air man of the Michigan Council, pletely resurfaced. George EI. Force. American Association of Adver- worthy, director of the Neigh. The newly assigned officer is tising Agencies. borhood Club is most anxious to married to the former Ruth E. He succeeds Frank W. Town- see this group put over a much Ducharme 47 Colonial road, shend, vice president of Camp. needed addition to the Pointe's Grosse Pointe. The couple have bell~Ewald Co., who served as sports facilities. five children, Frances, 16; Wil- Michigan Council chairman until The lack of such a group has rivevouout liam, 14; Patricia, 13; Susan, 7; his recent promotion to manager been noted for some time and .Jim and Donald Jr" 2. of Campbell-Ewald's New York Kennedy. former captain of the During World War II Major office. ...-.... Cornell tennis team, Fred Ot~o. Schilling served 17 months in the Georgi has been with D. P. former Detroit City Champ and European Theater of Operations. Brother since its inception in U. of M. star, in con'; unction with He wears the Bronze Star, the 1934. Previously, he was associ- ..an room! Paul Ameel of Gray's Sport Shop ETa ribbon with 4 stars, the ated with Campbell-Ewald and sought to remedy this situation. German Occupation ribbon, the MacManus John & Adams, Inc. So far about 35 persons have American Theater ribbon and the Other new officers of the Mich- ,,~~ ~~,~'"J expressed an interest in such an Victory medal. igan Council are Elliott E. Potter, ~ 0" - " (/) -- \. ~~ . organization. Next week the News vice president of Young & Rubi- will ear:'y a' complete story on The only man who never makes earn, rnc" vice chairman; and I (]O-~\ the proposed new organization. a mistake is the man who never George Richardson, vice presi- If interested call Pau! Ameel at does anything.-Theodore Roose- dent of J. Walter Thompsop. Com- ( -0. TU .. 1-5262. velt. pany, secretary-treasurer .. ~. ij Tod Reed, vice president of Ruthrauff & Ryan, Inc., was elected Townshend's successor on ?\ OUR 64th YEAR! the Board of Governors. Blount Slade, vice president of Brooke, Smith, French & Dorrance, Inc., also is on the Board, along with the officers. I'.inch ReAVictor Annis (olt! 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R 22 sr ••• ear»•• t n 2 a ae •• •••• tS •• c ••• ee ••• ad •••• e •.•• Iftl:,nttrtt'jotl'.s 35 'M fSrncSSters •• @ !91f"'S .'Cd.PC'C7 ••••• t., tcc...- Page Twelve G R 0 SSE POI N'T ENE W S ThursdaYI May 24, 195 r * * * * Garden Page * * Pointe Baha'is Join * Alan Howell*Appointed Elections Held Gardeners Pick Adapts Prize In Annual Celebration Oriental 'GemsAmong Finest Shrubs To Engineering School By Vineent DePetris there is no doubt that local plant stand full sun or partial shade. ~y ,Garden Club New Officers Winning Play On Wednesday, May 23, the The end of May is not of course nurseries will soon have them. ~uring ~ate May and early June Alan J. Howell, son of Mr. and " G. ' . the time to plant shrubs but at 60 Viburnums Species' Its archIng branches are covered B a1'1a IS of rosse Pomte (lIke'" ,.' .... 'th' 1'1 I t f hit The annual meeting of the Mrs. C. Bayard Johnson was "Browning Duet," a play adapt- Mrs. Arthur L. Howell, formerly .". ,thIS glorIOUStlme of the year ~he . Let's begIn fIrst wlth the exten~ WI s owy.c us ers 0 :pure w e Grosse Pointe Garden Club was chosen presI"dent of the Pointe ed by Hazen Schwnacher. Jr., for f U' . 1 h b . . t' 0 DIverSIty p ace, as een ap- the Baha IS In ovel 106 countnes i unfolding panorama of sprIng SIve group of shrubs known as f~owers whIch last qu~te a.,long held on Monday, May 21, at the' Garden Club for 1951-52 at this dramailza Ion o~er a University of the world), gathered to como, ?lossoms ~ill include some rare the Vi~urnums. This group .of t~me. A d,ouble form of thIS va- home' of Mrs. Herbert B. Trix in season's final meeting Monday in of Michigan radio station, won an pointed to attend the Chrysler memorate the anniversary of the IJewels whIch should be r..oted for shrubs Include more than 60 d.IS- rlet~ . VIburnum . tomentosum E. Jefferson av.ep.ue where mem-the home cif Mrs. Clarence E: Ma- award in the cultUral classiiica- Institute of Engineering Gradu- . t' f th B b th H futUre planting. tinct species, many of which have stel'lle 15 often referred to as the De c}ara IOn a e a, e er- . . , "J S b ll~' B th bers participate-d in their annual guire, of Lochmoor boulevard. tion at the fifteenth American ate School which he will enter " . The expert plantsman knows come from the OrIent. Many. of apanese . now a. 0 are 1 spring flower show. ' . b Exhibition of Educational Radio after he receives his bachelor's a d of the Baha 1 FaIth. The com. f L tst d' d the Oriental Viburnums art:: not very beautiful shrubs, the former ' '1 d d th h' t . some 0 tl' more ou an Ing an . b' . th ., ," . Thirty-five ..flower arrange- MrOst.heprhiX;~wp.'b~~r~~~~n,er~i~~:. Programs. f' h memora tIon mc u e ,e IS on. beautiful shrubs. However the widely known in the middle west. emg In e WrIter s estlmatlOn, ments, suitable)n color harmony . t h R Hazen, son ate Hazen J. degree -from the Engineering cal account of the wise men who average person is quite unaware Yet they are extre~ely beautiful the ::nore handsome of, the t~o. and scale to ,various' tables and preSIdent; Mrs. Ken n e .• Schumachers .of Bishop road, is School of Michigan State College were seeking the rebirth of re- of their existence and if per- and showy .when .m flow:r and StIll another beautlful vlbur- mantels in - Mrs. Trix's home, Beardslee .. secretar!; Mrs. EdwI~ a'graduate student in speech at next month. F. Storey, 'recordIng secretary, the university. ' Al tl I d ligious truth in this age and who I chance these jewels of the spring also when In frUIt, later In the num from China':ls the Viburnum were placed througnout the A 1 t I an was recen y e ecte to , 'd be seen they are Fall. Moreover VIburnums are ' downstairs .. On, the porch were an d M1'5.R0ber t E. ns ow, reas- ".A n g ell, Hall Playhouse," on May 23 1844 discovered the gar ens may ,.. . dIlatatum, so named because of . ruer d 1'1 membership in Tau Beta Pi, na- . ," . I seldom known by their proper eas~lY g.rown whe~ planted m . . ." several table settings, informal in" whIch presente t e award win- Bab m Shlraz, Iran, To these WIse I names. mOIst Salls: They WIll also with~ Its dense spreadIng habIt growth. style, with suitable centerpieces, M:-s. Byron Phillips, retiring I ning play, features hali-hour tiona 1 honorary engineering fra- men, the Bab announced that the I This undoubtedly is one reason s~and P¥tIal sha?e,. and the fo- It grows up to 8 or 10 feet and also entered in the contest by preSldent, announces that the scripts written and enacted by ternity. He was graduated from time had come for the world to why many e~cellent shrubs are hage?f some van~tIes assumes a produces freely in June flat white club members. ,Pointe Garden Club' this summer students. Grosse Pointe High School in unite in lasting peace, and that seldom used m our gardens and beauttful fall colormg. . cymes of blossoms about 5 inches Mrs. George B. Hefferan, Mrs. will again present a scholarship .. G P . h I 1'1 June of 1945 and served in the H h d b t t h' ld th lawns. It may be true that some One of the most charmmg of across which are followed by George E. Villerot, and Mrs. to a rosse omte sc 00 'teac er Honor is not a matter of any e a een sen ~ era e Iof these worthwhile shrubs may the Viburnums is the delightfully , " Arthur P. Nauman won first for attendance at the Conserva- man's calling merely, but rather United States Navy in World advent of the PromIsed One of I not be availab~ 10caHy. Yet if fragrant Viburnum Carlesi. This Shl~y scarlet bernes lastIng well prizes for accumulated high tion School at Higgins Lake. of his own action in it.-Dwight. War II, all ages. I public demand makes itself felt is a small, well-branched shrub into late Fall and Winter. points in .the blue, red, and yel~ . Other retiring officers of the ------.----- ..-;;.-;;.-;;.-;;.-;;.-;;.-;;.-;;.---;;.-;;.-;;.-;.-;;.---;;.---;;;------1 growing up to 4% feet. During Need Rich, Moist Soil low groups respectively. group are Mrs. C. Stewart Bax • the early part of May this shrub This Viburnum will also do Following luncheon, a business tel'; secretary; Mrs. Kenneth M. Fence Erection TUxedo 2..6672 meeting was beld with the presi-MqColl, recording secretary; and Complete produces freely cymes or clusters very well in either "full sun or Fem:e Materials Also Sold Retail of delightfully fragrant pinkish partial shade. However like other dent, Mrs. Sherwood Reekie, pre- Mrs. Frederick J. Stevens, treas- white blossoms. In order tv obtain Oriental species, it needs a rich siding. It was announced that .urer. a vigorous growing habit Vibur- and moist soil for lasting results. members will participate in De~. for Garden Walks and Terraces troit's 250th Commemorative SIGN IGNORER TICKETED Stohl Fence & Supply (ompony n;tm Carlesi is grafted on a more The Dogwoods are generally Flower Festival' at the Veterans' 14680 E. "1 MILE RD. VE.9.6585 Ylgorous understock. When plant- well known and deservedly pop- Not heeding a stop street regu- Natural Building Stone War Memorial on June 6 and 7, lation resulted in a ticket for mg the under stoc~ should be ular because of their long lasting when' the Grosse Pointe Garden planted a couple of mches below white or pink blossoms freely Jacob Gabriel, of 1429 Berkshire. Club will sponsor the English The violation occurred at St. Cut Stone Co. the surface of the r?r~JUnd. produced before the leaves ap- Room with Mrs. Frederick W. Memorial Day Must Be 'lgI1ant pear during the month of May. Paul and Cadieux on Thursday, Everything in Stone Campbell as chairman. Other May 17. I Vigilance must be maintained However a most beautiful spe- members will act as hostesses SPECIAL from year to ~ear ~or the ap~ear~ cies from the Orient is very sel. during a part of the two day 17931 Mack, Bet. Codieux and 7 Mile ance of ramblIng shoots orIgmat~ dom seen and for this reason we Beautiful large festival. largest Selection ing from this wild under stock mention 'it here because of its Membership chairman Mrs. Geranium Plants which, if ~H~we~ to grow u~- matchless beauty and easy Burdette E. Ford read the. names ch~cked, WIll In tIme s~p the v~. growth habit. This Oriental Dog- of this year's new members, which on the East Side of tallty of the m~re des~rable VI- wood is known as Corn as Kousa. includes Mesdames William P. Each Dozen b~rnum Carlesl. CuttIng these It comes from Japan while a still Black, Elmer A. Clark, Charles Complete Selection of WIld shoots b~low t~e surface of more beautiful variety of this S. Davis, Jr., H. E. McKnight and Annuals' the gr~und WIll retam the healt~ species coming from China. is John Murphy. Nursery Sto~k and Garden Plonts and. VIgor of the true Carles 1 Cornus Kousa Chinensis. Like the 'Officers elected for the year and speCIes. American Dogwoods these Ori- 1951.52 were: president, Mrs. A similar Viburnum, equal in ental species reach to the dim en- Sherwood Reekie; vice-president, fragrance' but with slightly less sions of small trees growing Mrs. J. Arthur Mullen; recording Perennials ani rlul'6er'j compact cymes of flower clusters, eventually to a height of 20 feet. secretary, Mrs. Ma'& C. Ste ..ens; 1 is the Hybria Viburnum Burk- The flowers are very similar to assistant recording secretary, Mrs. Mixed and Separate Colors 28735 E. Jefferson at 11 12 Mile Road w~o~i so named in honor, of its the common Dogwoods but some- Merlin A. Cudlip; correspondmg PRospect 5~0732 o;Igm~tor, Burkwood. T.hlS va- what larger, They appear how- secretary, Mrs. Oscar L. Buhr; rIety 1S somewhat ha~dler a~d ever after the leaves during the assistant corresponding secretary, GERANIUMS • taller as we~l as more .VIgO~OUSIn month of June and last a' very P.'Irs. Arthur P. Nauman, and • BeQIlM &heprmt p our with growt!?'.. It IS almost IdentIcal to long time. The Oriental Dogwoods treasurer, Mrs. Clarence W. and Pot Plants me din when yow Boor IOTer. Carlesl In the "appea~ance of flow- are very free flowering making a Boydell. in,. lte IClitntificaJiy deaned ers and theIr deh,ghtful frag. spectacular display after the Large Tornato Plants It Stat, me russ are s.nltary (or ranee. It too blooms In early May. American Dogwoods have long WHEEL RING STOLEN and other vegetable plants 'Power Mowers ebildreo to pl.)' and crawl on! ~rows 10 Feet Tall finished blooming. The chrome wheel ring of an G,..ter betuly I!Id looger life Rankmg as one of the most . automobile belonging to E. L. beautiful and spectacular large Hardy in ThIS Area Langworthy was purloined some- Seeds - Fertilizers MOTO-MOWER ... .ddltlon.1 ad.-nlages of shrubs which also came to us . Orien~al D.ogwoods require a time between 9 p.m. on Monday, b.Ting )'our floor teneriDSI from the Orient is another of this rICh mOIst SOlI an~ are hardy as May 14 and 9 a,m. on Tuesday, 18" ...... $108.50 SIar.Gieaned. So enjoy. Rail)' family, Viburnum tomentosum. It far North as DetroIt. If one ,~as a May 15. The car was parked in ~; . dean home by .. ndinS ,our grows up to 10 feet and will with- place on the grounds the OrIental I front of 711 Berkshire, the L. W. .,~~ ~ruSt to Srar today.~'" ------Dogwod (Cornus Kousa) should Bohm residence. 20" ...... 128.50 certainly not be overlooked as one of the most desirable and BEAT THE SEASON 22" ...... 148.50 Top Soil showiest of the flowering shrubs . Six brave youths were sent or small trees. home by Farms police on Sunday Phone TU. 4.9859 To conclude the list of flower- afternoon when they beat the Open Evetnings TORO for Delivery ing gems from the Orient we shall gun on the swimming season and i.cTAR describe briefly the Kolkwitzia or were found thrashing around in 17540 Mack TU. 2-3839 18" .. $113.50 Beauty Bush. This shrub like the icy waters of Lake St. Clair. • Peat Moss • Peot Humus many others was brought to c4;;" CLEANING 10. • Manure • Fill Sand • Crushed 21" .. 128.50 America by the famous plants- :;,'.ram 1.1400" Stone - Boled Peet • Seeds man, Ernest H. Wilson. Complete Selection . . • FertiJinr. • Sod Ow ~1r y",.~. . It was first planted in the DEAN BROTHERS REO of Arnold Arboretum in Boston and Evergreens- ty tTAR ARE emiR IY ~~'\ D. E. Leydet '''':I I ' has slowly made itself popular *~ j* 17751 Mack, at Ml?(seilles General Trucking and Dirt Contractors Trees-- Shrubs-- throughout the middle west. 18" ...... $104.50' • Kolkwitzia was named after Seeds -- Fertilizers Richard Kolkowitz, professor of Top Soilf Fin Sand and Road Gravel 21" .. ... 124.50 -- Insecticides -- botany in Berlin. , Garden Tools Resembles Weigelas Loading Top Soil on Fourteen Mile between 25" 210.00 The species ambilis is a very graceful and attractive shrub re. Van Dyke and Mound Road sembling the common Weigelas. It flowers ,in June, the graceful For Deliveries, Call PR. 1.1296 Nelson C. Frolund arching branches being covered 20377 Harper. near loehmoor TU. 1.6233 with light pink blossoms. The Open Evenings and Sundays shrub will grow 8 feet in height I ------_--~--- and is very hardy, coming to us ------c,------from Northwestern China. It has a subtle fragrance which seems to come from the young growing HALL'S Famous shoots more than the blossoms. Perhaps during the course of Every style of Fence the next few weeks you may en- erected lor you joy the pleasure of seeing some Including POTTED' ROSES of these Oriental geni while in Chain link- AIl.Steel and bloom. If so it is hoped that this Rustic Styles article may have been of some as- Ready sistance in their! identification. ~:l.,',.,. ~ Coming as they 'do from China ' 'ii.:~l~~WA 1-2850 and Japan they are comparatively I ~~,~ . , To BLoom new and little known to many of us, particularly in the middle No Setback in Planting West, Yet they possess great MEHLENBACHER FENCE ,CO. beauty and merit, and what is 10/~03 HARPER AVE. RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL ThousanQs of the same top- just as important, they are easily quality, hardy, grade No.1 grown. Why not note down the names of some which might fit roses. Guaranteed to bloom. into your planting scheme for the in June. Headquarters for fall planting season? 167 varieties. We Have a Full Line of Rose Trees EVERGREENS and a Complete Nursery The cost is so little. Amateurs get professional lawn beauty results by Stock following the e5"c:Cl"A program. , First 0 meal of TqR~8ql(,I)£~- this complete grassfood picks up CChoic:e Evergreens. Mountain Ash your lown, makes it sparkle, grow {in pots} I Shade and Fruit Trees. thick. 25 Ibs - $2.50 feeds Boxwood. Magnolias. Dogwood. 2500 sq ftl 10,000 sq it - $7.85 Wisteria Trees. Redbud and Espa. Pachysandra Myrtle I Sow Sc0Z24. LAWN SEED to fill in lier Tre~s in Bloom. and Cut' leaf Japanese Red Maple Specimen Ground Covers 2,000 Peo"ies, Finest )lariety bare spots with luxuriant grass. Dandelions. Plantain. Buc:khorn, Use only a third as much because brood,leoved weeds bow to 4,XO Trees. Ready for Setting Out Weed Gontrol. Dry opplied as Finest Selection of Rhododendrons there are 3,000,000 seeds pe'r ~ c:omes from the pcc:koge. Complete lines: of Shrubbary, Fertilizers, Insecticides. and Peat Moss and Azalea. pound in Scotts. J Ib - $1.55; T,..ot 2500 rq ,ft - $1.75 • • LUIGI 5 Ibs - $7.65 25 Ibs - $36.50 J 1,000 sq ff for $4.85 Open Daily and Sundays • 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. A. 'P. HALLIDAY HARDWARE Pelagaggi " 16423-47 E. Warren Ave. at Outer Drive Detroit HALl:S NURSERY 24101 Harper, St. Clair Shores TU. 5-,4354 - WE DELIVER 24300 Harper. St. Clair Shores Between 9 and 10 Mile Rds PR, 5-8533 j 0;01 PRescott 5-3455 , e ••• a n en - • __ ' "'Xii .' P' n • S 7 $ en .2SS.-r en streams •••• 7 . en _ .... *7 _ •• 44 .0 '. • , • Or -e . ~- ( .. ,' . . t .... ,...... Thursday, May 24, 195' G R 0 SSE' P 0 r' N TEN E W $ Page Thirteen KID BITS Seen at a CentennialT ea Former p'ointer Engaged [ By JANE RIPPE Reveals Troth Although the past weekend Harding 'n' Dick Groening, Alice Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. will be noted for its sensational James 'n' Pat Brogan, Carol Coulter, recently of the Pointe, Junior Prom, the n:nth graders Fredericks 'n' John Toyler, Ellee announce the engagement of their were not fot.'~otten. On the con- Frizzell 'n' Dick Scales, Peggy daughter, Barbara Joan, to John trary, lots of them had loads of Lutton 'n' Frank Krueger, Janie fun at the "Niners' Spring Joachim 'n' Bob Howe, Barb Butterfield, .of Romeo, Mich. Whutzit" at the Memorial Center Drinkaus 'n' Jim Schoeck,! ;rgo Barbara, who will be graduated Saturday. ' Knoch 'n' Dale Ewart, Pat ..jav- from Alb'ionCollege in June, Some of the kids seen dancing age 'n' Vern Athman, AlIce Rob- plans to teach IT!usic in Litch- and devouring drum sticks were ertson 'n' Ralph Cross,' Anne field, Mich. Joan Friedli, Jane Trupiano, Hoover' 'n' Tom Lamb, Donna The bridegroom-elt~ct, who was Larry Scoville, John Taylor, Ana Hewitt 'n' Dick Saunders, Patti graduated from Albion last June, Bundesen, Arlene Koelbel, Jay Lee 'n' Bert Larkins, Winnie is teaching music at Homer, Newberry, Sam Manino. Judv Likert 'n' Marsl Molyneaux, Ma- Mich. Wes~phal, Ricky Berard, Carolyil rilyn Reich 'n' Dan Reed, Loa They plan ,to be married on Elliott, Joan Sluggett, Bill King, Zay Sheridan 'n' Bob McClain, August 18. Granger Brownson, Harold Stef- Janice Gelhaar 'n' Wes Spenser, fens, Susie Sl~mon and King Pat- Sally Browne 'n' Lyndon Bab- terson. cock and Lillian was with Jerry St. Joan ,Club . " . Davis. This year's Junior Prom, "An ...... To 'Hold Dance Underwater Scene," was one of Carol Lovelace was another the greatest ever. I can't begin to one wh~ gave a very much en- , The last square dance of the -Picture by Eger Studio tell you how many peGple were joyed dinner. Janet Delaney 'n' At a cocktail party Saturday at there, neither can I attempt to Jim Kennedy, Jeaneane Dial 'n' season sponsored by the St. Joan ofAxc Mother's Club is set for their Renaud road home, the Gil- tell about aU the parties. Norm Lasca, Nancy Blair 'n' Ted bert Theron' Jeromes of Renaud Margaret Koehler had one of Siehler, Jean Schade 'n' Bob Saturday, June 2. It will' be held road .announced the' engagement the dinner parties before. Her S2haller, Kay Catchick 'n' Coby at the school auditorium at Over- of their daughter, SHIRLEY LOU guests included Diane Retzlaff Martin Shirley UhIrich 'n' Bill lake and Mack. . to -William Edward Underdown, 'n' Dan Webb, Colleen 'n' Frank Wilson: Nancy Kaser 'n' Bill This will be the last dance to Jr:, of Ann Arbor, Mich., son of Hagen, Bertie Jacob 'n' Dick Dettlinger, Jeannie Rydholm 'n' be held in the auditorium, which Mrs. William Edward Under- Phillips, Marylou Stefani 'n' Bud McCullough. Bertie Roberts will be used in the future for down and the late Mr. Under- Paul Brown, Shirley Giller 'n' 'n' Gordon Maitland, Joyce other parish needs. down. Bill Osbeck, Bev Riley 'n' B. G. Blashill 'n' Dick MacKenzie and Mrs. William LaJuene is chair- Rich, Rosemary Tomicic 'n' Conrad Procter will all agree Shirley was graduated from -Picture by Fred Runnells man. She will be 'assisted by Mrs. Grosse Pointe Country Day and Robin Hesse, Cleo Bonbright 'n' that it was one of the best. John Cuttle, JV...rs.Norman Lode- Nels Jensen, Nancy Eriksen 'n' ...... The Detroit Alumnae Association of Alpha Delta Pi attende'd Ogon1;z Junior College. held its centennial tea party last week at the Grosse wyk, Mrs. Joseph Holdreith, Mrs. She is a member of Tau Beta. Glenn Thompson and Margaret's Over at Patsy Barrett's there Stanley Wilt and Mrs. Irene date, Mac McNair. was still another dinner in prog- Pointe War Memorial Center. Among those attending Bill is an alumnus of the Univer- Dueweke. sity of Michigan, and is affiliated "," • ress. Here there we,';! Elaine were, left to right: MRS. GEORGE E. MARCIA, MRS. Squares will be called by Wes Joannie Scherer had another Kihen 'n' Bill Rexford, Laurie LOUIS MARICK, and MRS. S. G. THORNE, the latter with Alpha Delta Phi fraternity. and Julie Rea. Refreshments will The couple have planned an dinner for more prom-goers. En- Smith 'n' Cort Lecklider, Ann in a costume of 100 years ago. be served. joying their pot luck there '.',"ere Watson 'n' Gene Halbrook, Sue early fall wedding. Suzie Sharrer 'n' Al Mann, Senff 'n' Joe Gratzer, Peggy Bambi Wigton 'n' Jim Leszynski, Moreland 'n' George McBride, Joanne Johnson 'n' Rip Reynolds, Graechen Becker 'n' Tom Lister Wellesley Club 10 QUART GALVANIZED PAILS ... 0 ••• 0 ••••••••••••••••• Barb Waldow '0' Jerry Brown, and Hank Hubbard. S9c Barb Westcott 'n' Bruce Allen, • .. .. Plans Luncheon Hat Spalding 'n' George Parker There were lots and lots more GARDEN 20 GAL. GARBAGE OANS ...... •...... 0 ••• 3.49 (who incidC'ntaJ!y were crowned I parties befon~ and after includ- The Detrnit W",ll"c;lev C;luh's I GARDEN King and Queen of the Prom), in{Sthose had by Barb Drinkaus, ,annual "1eetin It will bp" lunrh-I READY MIXED OEMENT 0 • }~~/:d:a;~ter..... - Elaine Otto 'n' Gary Schroeder, Wmnie Likert, Janet Miles, Bev pan on ~'lf.llrr1ay. 1I11'av?F:. at thf' : CARTS , . .95 Sandy Goebel 'n' Al Meyer, Riley, Bambi Wigton, Peggy r.rosse Pointe War Memorial HOSE Diai1c Demrose 'n' Dick Carson, Moreland, J0an Parker, Bill Os~ Cpnter. Donna Steenrod 'n' Bill Rupp, band and Janet Kopp and every- Mrs, Richard F"hinson. (Rli?'a.- WEEDONE ORAB GRASS KILLER tooo~~~~~Vf~t ...... •. 0 0 • Frannie Crowley 'n' Dave Ham- where everyone had loads of bptJ, AnT1 Ktlrn. Wp1JeslP'7 1945), ilton. Joannie Hollister 'n' Leo fun. will talk on Korea and Turkey WEED-NOpMORE for • Kennedv, Joannie Merrill 'n' • • • wh!"!'!" she has been livinl:! the (~ Pints) • .... Neil S~ith, Diana Nylund 'n' On Sunday, Judy Rice and past four years, and where her Russ Etter, Karen von Reis 'n' Nancy Hoecsh had a graduation husband has been a foreign cor-I WEED.FREE LAWNS 0...... , ...... (Quarts) • 00•. Skip Obold, Jill Read 'n' Linc tea that was a wonderful way to respondent for the Chicago Daily Godfrey, Annie Purdy 'n' Bob wind up the weekend. A few of News. Burgee, Carol Kretschmar 'n' those we saw enjoying the siro- .Mr. and Mrs, Robinson and I Herb Abrash, Peggy Fisher 'n' ply scrumptious punch and th!,!ir baby daughter, Linda, are Screen Wire 78x74 Mesh. Large Stock, Ail Sizes Tom Marick, Margaret Ann Joop sandwiches that were out of this at present visiting Mrs. Robin- 'n' John' McGrath, Joy Chamber- world were Marcia Boothe, Anne son's mother in Grosse Pointe. All-Purpose 50 FOOT WORK SAVER GALVANIZED WIRE ...... 7~1csq. fl. lin 'n' Jim Reindel, Joan van Busby, Sally Horn, Mary Carey, Mrs. Francis H. Phelps of Neff 1-Ply Rosenberg 'n' Rob Barie and Janet Lowry, Lois Auchmutey, road is chairman for the lunch- Save ycur 'backl Joannie's date, Mike Shane. Mary Ann Gibson, Margy Foote, eon. Grosse Pointers on her com- Gurdoneor carrio. BRONZE WIRE .. · ...... •. 15c sq. ft. Fully Gt,aranteed for ycu. Load relUi CD hro • • • Kay Lipscomb, Ellen Vander- mittee are Mrs. F. H. Curtis of wheels. EalY to lUJG. Fronl At another dinner, Lillian burg, Christa Mueller, Ruth Yorkshire road and Mrs. Ross tilts 10 qround. Load,., and unloadll without heOTY Uti. ALUMINUM WIRE ...... 13c sq. f'l. Bundesen. was hostess. Some. of I Roth, Barb Reed, Crystal Greg- Wilkins Jr. of Muskoka road. lnq. Made 01 uturdy .Ieol. her satisfIed guests were EmIly ory. and many more. Priced Surprisingly Low. 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We invite you to come in now and see our large display ot you ('an modemize ,~ l)t\~III.AN'~ I' OPEN FROM modern American-8tandard baths, lavatories, water closets., ~A.L., ,,_. -, \it-. kitchen sinks, laundry trays and automatic water heaters. They're now on an EASY 7:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. as fine 88 money can buy! And, you'll be 8W'prised to see how Authorized agency reasonably priced they are! rIME PAYMENT PLAN for Money Orden MON. thru THURS. and payment of 7:30 A. M. fo 8:30 P. M. LO. 8-0507 HIlIUR•• '": "':1>- "UlIIRE Come in or Phone 'or Estimates 'Utility Bill& ON FRUfAYS 7:30 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. Universal- Plumbing & Heating Co. 'WE DELJVER dN SATURDAYS ' / 3364 Mack, near Gratiot Our 38 Years ContitJUous E:r:perience at Y ollr Disposal 9941 HAYES~near Outer 'Drive' LA. 7..9600 ~ ~• • f, i " 1 tart" 'Tsans? •• re •••.. - ... M«. _ ••• 'c. c. _. • _.- __ .... __ .- .. ..-... _ .-.. __ ...... a._-...... M C on. is b • 7 srd" •• m. S _ .« ..._ • ~ _ • eM - ..... - _.... _ ...... ____ I to Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 24, 1951 Reindel Shatters Regional The. Blue Devils' Best Since 1946 GPHS Tennis Team Annexes Record in 100-Yard Dash Three More Court Victories Pointers Take Second in Meet, Trailing Monroe but Beating Fordson and Royal Oak Beaten In League Matches dnd Out Highland Part ..Wyandotte, Fordson .Redford Is Conquered In Practice Tangle and Royal Oak Grosse Pointe High School kept its winning streak in By Fred Runnells dual tennis match competition alive during the past week by Grosse Pointe's "fastest human," Jim Reindel, com- defeating Fordson, 7-0, and Royal Oak, 5w2. In the Fordson mlltch man de d the spa t Ii£; h t last Saturday, May 19, when he oni------smashed the Regional and Border Cities League 100 yard Thursday Coach Schul!Z used I No.3-Mike Bern. G.P., def. Ber- only boys who are returnmg next 1 nie Qualman F 7-5 6-1 dash mark to lead the Blue Devils to second place. year, which indicates that the; . ':' , . . Reir.delzippcd over the centur~'('------Pointers will have another team I NO.4-Clark Bassett .. G.P., aet distance in a blazing 9.9 secon~j Husky Martin Allard .became to contend with next year. James Macek, F., 6-0, 6.0. to crack the ~ld mark of ten sec., the first Grosse .Poi.nter to toss the In the Royal Oak match on I . Doubles nnds flat fOlmerly held by Ira I shot 48 feet, SIX Inches, to win Tuesday the two boys to lose j No. I-Pete Wardle and George H.ughes of Monroe, (1936). and the shot put event and set a new' were Mac McNair and Dick Nicholson. G.P .• def. Ed Barzyk Bill Baxter of FOl'dson. (1949).: school record. This was the Scales in No.3 and NO.4 singles, and Jack Hollinger, F .. 6-0, 6:0. New School Mark Too ! Devils' only first in the field respectively. NO.2-Ken Webb and Bob Reindel's record establishes a: events. Last Monday the team jour- Brown, G.P .. def, Gaylon Ma. new Grosse Pointe record but Monroe walked off with the neyed to Farwell Field and tOQk jors and Tom Hovermale, F., failed to erase the school track title with an aggregate score of on Redford High of Detroit for a 6-2, 6-2. mark. which he holds at 10.1. be- 54 and five-sixths points. Blue practice match and won, 7-0. i No.3-Dave Cobb and Bob Warn- cause it wasn't set on the local Devils garnered 37 and onewthird ltOYAL OAK SCORES er, G.P., def. Frank DeGrazia track :points and were followed by Singles and Arnold Dreher, F., 6,0. 6.1. Reindel also captured points in I Highland Park with 36 points, No. I-Dick MacKenzie, C.P., def. . 1 . the 180 low hurdles finishing sec- Wyandotte 321'2, Fordson 28 and Fritz Luppenlatz, R.O., 6-1, 6-3. . S~ecJa taxes ?i'ud by motor ond and going the distance in one third, and Royal 0 a k No. 2-Cort Lecklider, G.P., def. v,ehlcle owners cItmbed to an a~l. 20.2 which was four tenths of a brought up the rear with 10 Dick Little, R.O., 6w4. 6-2. ! t~me peak of, well over four bll- second slower than the pace set points. NO.3-John. Wiese, R.O., def.! hon do~l • • • Any Make or Model YOU GET. • • AT Both shoes on each of the four wheels accurately Come or Call for Demonstration adjusted to assure you safety at a savings! • Chevrolet-trained, Experts and Appraisal on Your Present Car • Chevrolet-approved Equipment • Chevrolet ..specified' Metheds KOTCHER OLDSMOBILE Ask About Our Pav-HAs-. You-Drive Plan 15554 E. WARREN B&B CHEVROLET, Inc. TUxedo 1.6600 8811 E. Jefferson at Crane VA. 2-1103 j •., f ._!~.~,~~_-;...,~~,,!>,"'~'-"~._"-~"'? , .. , ..•. _~-, ""\ ~--. ":.c'.,:,'::-"~'::" -.:..:.:...'-.:.•.•'--.:.:.:..•:.:....,",-"0'"",.• e;.:.'.;..:., • .;;.;... .;:...:L' .:.:.-._.:.;:, • ...:;••:.....;;;-;.;. . ...;,,;...0;.;.;.. 001: , _ ... ~'-'" -- ... ."...... ,AI...... '••. ,-. ,.- .~ . .-. :I Thursday, May 24, 1951 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteew It's a Girl Betrothal Told Betrothed Pointer to Wed' New York Girl es FromAnothe~ f?ointe of View Bride-Elect . , For Sillieres Chester A. Braman of Park 1946 and is a member of the s avenue, New York, and Mrs. Hall class of 1951 at Cornell Medical Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Sil. (Continued from Page 6) Braman of Woodmere, Long Is- College, New York City. and Jicre of Riverdale, N. Y., have: time Mrs. Alan P: Beebe, in the best looking navy lin~n land, announce the engagement A June wedding is being plan- rtn~10unccd the birth of a daugh.l frock-took our tickets at the gardens of MI:. ~'1d Mrs, Edwm of their daughter, Eleanor Roose- ned. velt Braman to Thcmas Arthur tel, May 11. , Scott Barbour on Lake Shore .•. c in (The baby looked fresh as a daisy, too) ••• McGraw, son of Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Silliere was Martha Jane i Arthur B. McGraw of Lakeland Belles and Beaux Hold , by I Berry of Grosse Pointe and the i Mrs. Barbour sitting on the terrace of her home was avenue. Party to Close Season, being helpful to garden club members who had dozens of jubilant grandparents of the lit- I Miss Braman was graduated questions . . . . tIc girl. who's not yet been named, I from Miss Porter's School, Farm. The advanced class of the Ber. She was stunning ~n a white frock printed in scarlet are MI'. and Mrs. Raymond H.' ington, Connecticut in 1947 and Pointe Belles and Beaux con- Berry of Lakeview court. scroll design and a large natural straw garden hat, brim of is a member of the Vassar Col- eluded its spring square "dancing def. , I which held huge strawberries f~shioned of 'deep red feathers. lege class of 1951. She was pre- session with :i party held on LUCY BRYAN; BITTEr-. . I For unbelievable distances the Barbour walled gardens sented at the New York Junior Thursday, May 10, in the Richard Lucy Brown, 8, of 84 Moran, unwind .•. there is a country brook bordered in wild flow- Assembly in 1947. School auditorium. Mr. McGraw attended the Hill D u r i n g intermission, Mrs. Drge was bitten on the right hand by ers , .. more primroses than we dreamed exlsted .. ~ and a a stray dog while she was play- , snowy scattering of white double arabus frosting another School frOm 1938 to 1941 and is a. Charles Sharrer showed slides of ~zyk member of the Yale Univers'jty previous square dancing parties. ing on the grounds at old Kerby I large garden of Spring blooms •.• 6-0. class of 1945. He served in the which she had taken herself. Bob School. II Garden pools, .. rhododendrons •. , azaleas. , . add U. S. Navy as a deck officer in The party was attended by 40 Ma. further charm . . . and in the courtyard at the side of the the Pacific Theater from 1943 to children. F., WANTED: REALISM I great house, 8: fpuntain is backgrounded in stone and from arn. I Mr. and Mrs. Merre! Hodgson the mouth of the most mischevious looking old man ..• -Picture by Paul Gach azia The engagement of ELIZ- IN RELIGION : of Ridgemont road, announce the water gurgles to eart~ ' ';' '" • Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wurm of 6-1. engagement of their daughter, I ABETH RUTH BLISS was Somerset road announce the en- : YVONNE SHIRLEY, to Robert I Dodge Ga rdens announced by her parents, • gagement of their daughter, )tor j R. Randall son of Mr. and Mrs. • Mr.' and Mrs. C. Haskell H. Randall of Chester avenue, Mrs. Hunter WilliaIrul ••• Mrs. John W. Detwiler MARILYN, to Edward S. Brown, all- Bliss, at a small evening son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold bil- I Both Yvonne and Robert are and Mrs. William F. Connolly, Jr., were counting tickets like gathering on Tuesday, May Brown of Ashland, Ohio. ~Ienlorial Day ~Io,~ies bile "If my minister graduates of Grosse Pointe High members of the treasury department at the entrance of Mrs. knew w hat 1 22, in their Beverly road Marilyn was graduated from lith ,I Sc~ool. "Robert no.w .attends the Horace E. Dodge's "Lake Terrace" and reported business Capital University at Columbus, the actually bellf:ve. home. his toe!! wou:d i UmversIty of MIChl?an. They thriving ..• all of which added to the funds of Detroit Ohio, and is on the music teach- d a The bridegroom-elect is curl up!" said a i plan an August weddIng. Garden Center' permitting it to carryon the invaluable ing staff of the Detroit Board of out Lowrey Kammer, son of lady, Hel' min- ----. _.'--- service it renders all gardeners, . , (Two hundred and fifty- Education. Edward will be grad- all. i s t e r confided Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kam- uated from Capital University ic; to a colleague five pilgrims had passed through the Dodge gates ere this mer, of South Orange, New iI GROSSE POINTE weary one raced in) • , , next June with a degree in theo- re. that he dared Jersey. logy. !lot tell his £fic METHODIST CHURCH There are days when we might envy Mrs. Dodge the Betty is a graduate of No date has been set for the han people what he Wm. D. HammondreaJly believed! 211 MOROSS ROAD long appl'oach to her lakeside chateau. , . but dogged to ,Briar Cliff College. The w~dding. TUxedo 1-7878 make the gardens one could only note the distance to bridegroom-elect was grad- Both wanted realism in religion but Tipperary is comparatively negligible • , . uated from Princeton Uni- both feared to ask lor it. Both Church and. " We Can Provide would Ieel at home in UNITARIAN Well worth the crossMcountry spri:lt, however, was'the versity. 01 CHURCHES. where religIon finds Church School pastel fairyland that is the garden ... and there couldn't They are planning an Au- or expression in modern, naturalistic gust wedding. You With Telephone Id terms, Perhaps this is the kind of grow a more ?tunning flowering crab tree than that which ys church home YOU have been look- iO:45 blossoms there . . , Secretarial Service the CINE.KOOAK ing for. REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Pastor Many ladies were interested in how yachts grow, too,. , Mrs. Arthur Batten Page ;;;Y~:m~U~~:~mJ'7"""~'}. MAGAZINE 8 CAMERA and took long, studied looks at the stately Delphine riding At Congress of Society phone in 0 u r W" (1/2..7 LENS) SUNDAY, MAY 27 Office by Oll-~' -1 at anchor in the lake. , . Premise Exten- ii Personal movies are easy Mrs. W. Colburn Standish, Jr ...• and Mrs. George M. Grosse Pointe Colony member, sion. :i" Sermon • A Directory i~;. ond economical with this: Black, Jr ..•. presided with their customary graciousness Mrs. W. Arthur Batten of Bal-j Listing Using b, Sixth Church of Christ, Our Te!e-:",,"" "Choose Your Own z movie maker. loads in ~ Scientist, Detroit at the Dodge gardens ..• and the baby wheeled up just as four r 0 a d, was asked to phone Num_ Anc:estors" we wheeled out .. , serve as personal page to Miss ber and Bus!. seconds, Has firre. fast.,. pre-focuse'd lens. Use ou~ 14730 Kercheval Avenue Julia C. Fish, president general, • ~s E~~d!:tJe .,:1 ChUIell School. 10:30 II. m. '" '" * Business A d - '- dress Jeanne Crowe easy payment plan if you' Sun Clay Servlcel 10:30 a. m. Out of the Mouf.hs' at the 38th annual congress of Church Sf'rvJce. 11 :00 a. m. • Desk Space French, wish. Stop in soon. l'nd 5:00 p. m. • '. • the National Society of New Eng. • Office Space _ Photo Offset The cheering cup of tea at Mrs. Fred T. Murphy's ter- land Women, is held May 16- • Publlc S t e • Duplicating Sunday School. 10:30 II. m. nOll'rapher • Addressing and raced porch overlooking the lake •.. marked the final gar- 19 at the New Ocean House in • Notary Publlc Mailing • Weanesa!lY evenlnr 'resttmonlaJ den of the Pilgrimage (we haven't described the War Me- Swampscott, Massachusetts. GROSSE POINTE Meetlng at 8 p. m, morial Gardens becau,se they are loved and familiar and th~n o~~~t~;y ~r~~~~r~::.cetJ~~ UNITARIAN CHURCH Readlnl'. Room open Week Days , Office Service Center 10:00 a m. to 9:00 p m. I always open to all Pomters) . . . Fish entertained at dinner na. "The East Side Secretarial Service" 17440 E. JEFFERSON Wednesday 10:00 a, m. to 6:00 p. m. Gazing over the rolling emerald lawns out to the r tional officers. who have served ~g:n~~~~i~~~~VA. 1-4900 'Where Rellglon Faces Forward" Sunday 2:00 p. m. to '1:30 p. m. blue lake . • • while white wistaria perfumed the at- with her. mosphere . • . and vivid flowers bloomed 'round a gar- Second ChuTch of Christ, Scientist, den pool , • , pilgrims sipped tea • • . with the hostess, in navy costume, loving every minute of the changing Detroit, cordially in/'iles J'~tI to The scene ..• First A Free Lecture Entitled Here we saw returned world traveler Mrs. George M. Step I Slocum, looking wonderful, with Mrs. Heinrich Pickert ..• , Mrs. John S. Goodman, whose smart print suit was topped "Christian Science: Mr. Wm. McCourt will advise you In the VillaCJe 17114 Kercheval with tiny white flower chapeau. -, , Mrs. Jerome H. Remick, on the care of little feet. from the time of their ftrllt step. Proper shoes Jr., in smartly tailored navy frock trimmed in white (the and fit are more important now than TUxeao T-'4096 The Way 10 True Security" ticket l-a-d-y) ... Mrs. Henry Munroe Campbell ... and the at any other time. . baby who lifted her cup of tea, now that sharing the go-cart by Will B. Da~is, C.S.B. PETER PAN was out of the question ... saiq. (at lea.<>tit came from her INCORPORATED OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS direction) ... "those over there are Geranumus Elatus, turn 17045 Ke,.~he1Ja/.- TV. 5-9236 Member of the Board of Lectureship of fiery red, you know" ••. FINE CARPETING :AT The Mother Church. The First Church of ChI;!st. Scientist, In Boston, Messachusetts. INTERESTfN$ PRICES YWCA Juniors to Give SUNDAY, MAY 27 I Water Ballet Saturday at 3:00 P. M, The swimming strokes they in the have learned this year are going Van, ~okel'en :J.urnitul'e to be demonstrated Saturday aft. Music Hall ernoon (May 26) by the members of the junior swimming classes MADISON AT BRUSH at Central Branch YWCA. & Carpetin'J Co. DE'rROIT Around a hundred girls be- tween the ages of eight and 12 A Full Report of ThIs Lecture Will Be Printed will participate in the demon- in The Gro~se Po!nte l\'ews of Thursday. June 7. stration. 15839 East, Warren Relay races in which all the -----_._------swi m'ners will participate and TUxedo 1~6022 exhibitions by the Polywogs, You Can't Buy Better Than B.B I members of the junior water bal. ,~------~------~------<0 let group, will highlight the aft. l ernoon's program. ~l1l1l1nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1II11i1ll1ll1l1ll1l1l1ll1l1l1ll1l1l1ll1l1l1ll1l1ll1l1lllllllllllllmii I Parents and friends have been , invited to the swim show, which I NOW IN OUR THIRTY. FIRST YEA R I Fine Walls : begins at 1:30 p. m. : Girls from this area participat. ~ ~ i ing are: Marlene Fredericks, 1136 I I Make \Fine Hawthorne; Judith Stocking, 1111 ~ 5= Hawthorne; Sharon Clark, 1197 GETHSEMANE MAUSOLEUM ~ @ Hawthorne; Robin 'Jean Rawlins, ~ ~ 939 Roslyn; Susan Leach, 904 THE WINTER IS OVER a ~ HOMES Whittier; Jane M. Quilter, 998 and of course. fine paints and Hampton; Sue Lorett, 1158 Haw- ~i 1- fine wallpaper$, make fine walls .. thorne; Margo Klinglehofer, 1183 Thaf means construction of this fine building is again proceeding. ~ ~ P.l Hawthorne, Grosse Pointe Woods; Some of. the footings are in. 200 piles have been driven. The balance ~ I Carol Ellen N,agel, 830 Park E At Our Modern Storage Plant e Lane; Rochelle Mistele, 345 Mo~ of the foundations wiIJ now be completed, ~ = ran road; Linda Mistele, 354 Mo- ran; Linda Maire, 1864 Holly- I SAFE, SCIENTIFIC i wood. , Steel is on the job. some of the brenze has arrived. other critical materials ~ ~ have been contracted for. Interior Local and Impof'ted I STORAGE I This form of entombment is very popular in the west and will Vv'all Papers become more popular in Detroit when it becomes known that EiI for Your jjI entombment need not cost more than earth burial, PAINTS • Ample Samples I I • New Pastels • Mony Varied Styles ENTOMBMENT IN THE DRY CLEAN AIR OF SUCH .Ii BEAVTIFUL • One' day availability I FURS i • Semi Gloss Enamels BUILDING IS MUCH MORE COMFORTING. g= m= on air papers if re- d .11 •• ~.~...... • Hi-Gloss En,amels I .. ..'m..... I 'quired. We also have a large nriety of lots to choose from. ~ Eggsnell Finish FLOOR TILE Space in beautiful GETHSEMANE MAUSOLEuM for you and your 1 _It's time to thin~:of stodngyour precious furs, .~I All Exterior Paints family can be had at prices and terms that will amaze you, with !:!o Here, in our sl,;ientifically _cooled yaults, they interest, no 'Carrying charges. no taxes. When the MAUSOLEUM WIll 1 ore absolutely s~~fe from fire, theft, moth and I, * ALSO * be completed these prices will of course be much higher. Pdint Brushes, Waxes, Drop ==l heat damage. I Cloths. Ladders, Sponges, THE BOOK MENTIONED BELOW CONTAINS A LARGE COLOR I ~ Turpentine. TURN a Uny. con- cealed lever, . • and the cloth PICTURB OF THE MAUSOLEUM, !fS WELL AS INTERIOR VIEWS; RENTALS strips 01 Window Charm OPEN loe ALSO DIFFERENT CRYPT ARRANGEMENTS. Sanders Paper Removors jul! YIslblllty throuqb the willdow I or jor li<;/ht and air inside without S Floor Polishers, Etc. visi~ility 1rom cutside. or CLOSE 10 ,,_ ••••••••.•.•.•••••• -•••• ~.• __.••••••••. n a •• a .•••••••••••••••••• D. ••• , lock Illte lull drcrpe.. Virtually unlimitlld choice of coloTl , •• add Please 'Send Mausoleum Book and Prices = I new IUe ernd 10Ytliineil 10 the home. it• No lIat surlaee! to calch dust ••• DRY CLEANERS slay cleeft lonqer and lh. ea.i.. t NAME c '•• '. • •• •• • •• • • • .. • ••••••• = Downtown Incllan Village th!Qq YOI1 owned to IQund.r. , ." ever : Ig PENOBSCOT CONCOtffiSE 884.5E. JEFFERSON AVE•. Like new for yeCJrs.For the small- t •••••••• " •• " . ADDRESS ..•• , ZONE ~ .st and the larqest windOW•. • , G.P.N. : ~ .Main Office HARPER AT GRAYTON I .•• iii. _, .,:- - -.-•••••.• - -. ' _•••• LE1' uS GIVE YOU .11 d.t.lls. Inelutfin, ~mninq low cost of Windcw Ch4rM, I TU. 1.1900 Ii the compl.t. window.eo ....r unit. 'hon, to have • repr.s.nt.liv. c411. ~ I ESqUIRE SHADE CO. DETHSEMANE CEMETERY ~ • e 14000 E. Senn Mile 10757 Gratiot Ave., Detroit 13. Mich, ! RE~OWNED F~R FINE WORKMANSHIP I LA. 1.1515 LA. 7-370ll l.OUIS C. KNOE', .MANAGER Open Thur&,. Fri. Till 9 IUIUIIUUfIIUIIlIIIIIIIIIlHllIlllllnUII;lllllllllllll!llIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIUIIIIIIlIIUlllllllunlllllllllllllUllllUIIl11illlllllllllUllIIllUlllIUl1lIllDUllUlUUUllDllillll ....- - - _-_ -S..S- ' _lIIIIdi!.-rtlllllal _ _IID alilllll ' ' _._...... -...... __ ~ __ ~ .0 __ .~ __ ~ __..... 'Os. n tz sn.$ • _eM"' • ...... ------.-.._------_ ~-- .,-. .. .IPa-ge Sixteen .GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThursCl~y, May 24, '195 r • , . YOUp. AD CAN BE CHARGED 3 Trunk Lines DEADLINE 5 P.M. TUESDAY CALL TUxedo 2-6900 To Serve You Quickly .------4-HELP WANTED 7-WANTED TO RENT I 8-ARTICLES ,FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED 13-REAL .ESTATE' j21a-:-GENERAL SERVICES 21f-Refrigeration (Male and Female) EXECUTIVE and small adult LOUNGE' CHAIRS, 2-piece sec. FURNITURE WAN'J;ED-If you anne parker offers: a mellow COMMERCIAL AND Domestic. CLASSIFIED RATES r RELIABLE WOMAN for general family, is in dire need of home, tional and end tables, reason~ have anything in the line of house in Grosse Pointe Farms, Complete installations and C~sh Ads-IS words for 80c housp.work several days a week flat, income, or terrace, in this able, perfect for cottage. TUx- VENETIAN BLINDS I household 'furniture and rugs, 4 bedrooms, bath and lav. on service., Home freezers, sealed Ch~rge Ads- 15 words for 90c for next three weeks, near Vicinity. Highest type of refer- I.. edo 5~0058. call The Isaac Neatway Furni. second, lavatory on first, li- units, tnot~. belts, controls. lor odditionol words. Village. TUxedo 5-4073. 5c ences. Box M-214, Grosse Pointe brary, terrace, games, break. [WINDOW SHADES AU makes. Work guaranteed. News. ODD LOTS of used lumber, 132 ture, 13930 Kercheval. VAlley Ad~ CM be pi~<;ed of The 2.2115. fast, 60 ft. and less than $30,000 Geyman Refrigeration Service, S-SITUATIONS WANTED it. of ,2x4, and 180 ft. of 2x3, on terms' if desired. alSo a News Office or con .....e',ient 447 Moross Road. TUxedo 5- a-ARTICLES FOR SALE 620 ft. of lx4 flooring. TUxedo . . charming colonial, Woods, at PORCH SHADES sub.stotions tor c~sh ods or call RUFFLED CURTAINS neatly 1.5378. BOOKS purchased for cash. En- . 722& & done. Price reasonable. Called F t REPLACE EQUIPMENT, - tire libraries or fine single $18,500. and near Grosse Pointe, The News Offi::e tor chorge 4410' Harvard, a beautifully I for and deliv'ered. Good service. screens. all types, grates and- OAK dinette, walnut dressing items. Midwest Book service'J I, 21g-Roofing eds. kept colomal wlth everythmg VAlley 4-0661. irons, tools. See display, at table. 901 Washington road. 4301 Kensington. TUxedo 5-2450., CORNICE BOA.RDS you want at $20,500. TUxedo LOCKHART ROOFING CO. An ads must be in The News SMITH - MATTHEWS. 6640 ------_ Complete Repair Service RAY'S HOME CURTAIN Laun- Charlevoix, Ave .. WA. 2_7155:_RUG 9,~ 12, por.ch rug 9 ~ 12,1 BOOKS bought 1n any' quantity. 1-3186. TUxedo 1-3667. Est. 1923 Office by 5 o'c'ock TuesddY. . Cleaning, Repairing, dry, pinless method. Free pick- draperIes, c~rmces, unpamted Entire lib:raries, bookcases. art Residential and Commercial up and delivery. LAkeview 1- TYPEWRITERS, add i n g ma. chest, matchmg rugs 8 x 12, objects. Mrs. ,B. C. Claes, 1670 GROSSE POINTE Reconditioning Coli ROOFING. SIDING, TINNING. 7410, LAkeview 7-4057. chines and sup P 1 i e s. Buy 7 x 8, and ~unner, lawnmower, Leverette, WOodward 3-4267. LAKEPOINTE ROAD. 876. BuUt. in TUXEDO 26900 MANUSCRIPTS T Y P E Dan d I where you get ::ervice. Na- rakes, spadmg fork, mahogany 1937. Reception hall with open stair- LAKEVIEW 7-7200 desk coffee tabl 1 m t bl way and' hall direct to kitchen atfd ESQUIRE SHADE CO. 3 Trunt Lines tailored. Neat, accurate, prompt tional Office Equipment, 16749 ' e" a p a es, WA N TED 1st floor lavatory. Living room wJth Johns-Manville Approved Roofer service. Proofreadinr., minor Harper. 'l'Uxedo 1-7130. end table, metal kitchen cab... natural fireplace is 20x14. and bright 14000 E. 7 MILE RD. Night TU. 5-6366 or TU. 1.1259 JEFFERSON AVE. I inets, pressure cooker, lamp i, and cheerful. full dining room, break. corrections included. Reason.' ------Ifast room has built.in china closet. PARK PHARMACY able. TUxedo 2-6901. FOR A BETTER grade of used I shades, portable laundry tubs. Roof terrace. large master bedroom LA. 1-1515 LA. 7-3700 15324e: J~rrt'rson I TUxedo 1 6366 0Ide Iat h,l' ng with twin closets. 2 other bedrooms Complete (Cor N(itt1nghaml ------furniture see Neatwav Furni- -. of good size (cne has own lavatory). ROOFING SERVICE HIGH SCHOOL graduate wit~ ture. 13930- Kercheval~ We aI'1 The bathroom III la.rge wIth bullt-in Licensed and Insured KERCHEVAL AVENUE stenograp h'lC t rammg' . an d gen. ways have the things you are LARGE" nat ura 1 straw ma t porc h BEST PRICES PAID linenfeatures.closetRecreationand tubwithshower.fireplace.tile 21B-Rug Service KOPP'') PHARMACY era 1 office experience wishes looking for. VAlley 2-2115. rug, 14 x 10; 5 Natural balT!.boo FOR MEN'S SUITS has terrazza floor. Gas heat. Storms. F. H. A. TERMS . 16926 KerC'heva! at Notre Dame position for summer. TUxedo ------porch shades (twO' 6 ft. width. screens. and carpeting included, Lot I 60x130ft. Open Saturday and Sunday. FLlNTKOTE MATERIALS CUNNINGHAM S DRUGS 2-4299. BEAUTIFUl. CH2tOME FORMICA two 7 ft. width. one 3 ft. width),' TOPCOATS AND SHOES 2:00 to 5:30. . A MOST CONVENIENT SERVICE Chas. LaDuke (Harding) Roofing Co. Kcrchl'vaJ at Notre Dame I' ---~~------>--- BREAKFAST SETS 2 table lamps, 1 vanity lamp'l TUlsa 3-1872 BALFOUR ROAD, 1026.New Colonial, CARPET AND RUG NOTRl DAMI: PHARMACY EX PER I E N C E D colored girl MADFJTO ORDER-These sets can bt. TUxedo 5-4687. Large landscaped lot. Three large bed- VEnice 9-7505 1700 Ken'hl'va1. at Notre Daml' I wishes days. ironing or clean- J made up In all colors. Including yel. ------.. . A telephone call will, bring us to rooms. 1 smaller or den, 2 baths. stall CLEANING ON GROSS PO i DR G CO' d' low. blue. red. green. tan. Chairs are I shower, large enclosed porch over 2 I: IN I: U I mg. References. WOonwar: upl:ol:;tered in Duran plastic mat~rial, WADERS, size 10, used once, $15. I you immediately! I car attached garage. first floor lava- ROOFS CREOSOTED. Brushed 11051 KerC'hcval. "t St Clatr I 5-4129. while tables can be made to any size. Fishing jacket $5 . e 40 R I tory, terrace screens, storms, recrea- YOUR FLOOR on by hand; also exterior paint. TITUS DRUG STORE I .~_. __ ~_.. shape and mathla!. You ~an select, . " SIZ . em- I ~ ~ tlon with fj replace. Economical gas 1 Kerr"l'"a! "t P'lsher Road ' TRAVELING companion 01' prac- from 26 d!!%crentstyles. ViSlt our fac. mgton 22 target. new, $45. i GIRL'S 'd' b t ,-' 6 h't A.C. heat, calcinator, carpeting, vene- 12 Years of Satisfied Customers ing. Private. LA. 6~6233. I P'arm~' , , . to!"y dlSplay and see these .beautlful TUxedo 2-5578. ' .r! ~g 00. S'. SIze ,W ; e .tion blinds included. MILLtR PHAI I •• ... it:,.' .6 ..•., ...,;".-+ ...36£ .... + '_"ft- ft" _"in d {t -6,. -& .ft • " a • e $ W - • • 4 • $ as $ i, £J 55 3 • a e • l( Thursday, ~ay 24, 1951 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page' -Seventeen'~ 21w-Bfdg. Material Detroit Edison Sponsors BUllDING'MATERIALS ..Dodge'StyleShow Feafur~ Historical- Program CINDER AND CEMENT BLOCKS St. Pauloscope TV PLASTERINGMATERIAL .::.:~:;::::.1~.~.~.~:~.,~:::'!~~'~...~<;'l Sand, Grovel Fill Dirt, Yellcw.Send, By Audrey Haley The Detroit Sto~y, a new tele- Classifieds' ...~ vision series celebrating Detroit's Crush Stene, Cement, Mortar, Lime, Cement CrocI , f' . .~."'''---''''''---~~-"'--~-,-~ . " • Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE.NEWS Thursday, May, 24, 1951 * * * Fe at.u r e * * • who, where and whatnot Good Taste by wboozil Memorial Center Schedule Pllvor#6 Reeipes of GIRLIE IN THE TREE TOP ••• Young DIANA MAIUL Peop16 in the Know MAY 24-MAY 31 - OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 P.M. LO . • , fell out of the tree house out there at Convent of All Center Sponsored Activities Open to Public the Sacred Heart last week , , , but now that pretty little Friday, May 19 through June 2-Gro5Se' Pointe Artists knee is mending, (after four stitches), OLD FASHIONED BA~ANA Exhibit. PUDDING '" '" ... Friday, May 25-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consulta- OUT TO LAUNCH SET: THE STARK HICKEYS are Contributed by tion-Mrs. Albert C. Dickson-10-2:30; Marie L. Anderson, Mrs, John W. Carson President-2:30-4:30. (Call TU. 1-4594.) impatient as anything waiting for their. new 54.foot dream ...... * cruiser to slip into the water ••• it'll ba moored at Grosse Arrange layers of Graham Pointe Yacht Club•. crackers and sliced bananas Saturday, May 26-Painting Class, Edgar Yeager, In...... in a shallow casserole. structor-9:30 a.m. Sponsored by Grosse Pointe Artists Asso. ciation. (Call Mrs. Johnstone, TU. 5-1060.) . Can't imagine a sweeter neighbor than the one in Grosse. Recipe for sauce: lh c. sugar Saturday, May 26-May Mix-up. Young business and Pointe Park who telephoned the leddy next door trilling, pro{essional people, married or single, 20's and 30's. 75c each "Mrs. Button, it's Spring you know." 2 eggs lh tsp. cornstarch -8:30 p.~. (Center sponsored. Call Center, TU. 1-6030.) Mrs. Button was a little breathless because in her five 1 c. milk' SatUrday; May 26--:Ballet Classes, Olga Fricker, Instruc. years of residence on the street the neighbor had never be- lh tsp. vanilla tor-10-3. (Call Center, TV. 1-6030.) fore deigned to call. Saturday, May 26-Grosse Pointe Garden Ce~ter Con- Beat eggs, sugar and corn- "Oh, yes," purred Mrs. Button. sultation':'-Mrs. Fred Dole and Mrs. W. R. Hopkins-lO-4. starch together. Add. milk (Call TU. 1-4594.) "Well, stop throwing your dog's bones over the fence gradually and cook, stirring then," said the Sweet One, and hung up. constantly till custard thick- Saturday, May 26-Grosse Pointe Faculty Wives-Break. Ah, Grosse Pointe, where the poodles use lorgnettes. ens. Cool. Pour mixture over fast-Meeting~10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 26-Wellesley Club-Luncheon-Meeting ...... lit graham cracker~ and bananas -12:30 p.m. A saucer eyed little boy went up to MRS. ~J. REX and chill 4to 6 hours. Just be- QUEENEY at the recent May party and bowed before her. fore serving 'top with whipped * II< '" cream and chopped nuts. Monday, May 28-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul. "I'd like to dance with you," said the six-year-old. tation-Mrs. Burdette Ford-lO-!; Mrs. Alfred J. Mayer, Jr. "I'm flattered to death!" smi1~dMrs. Q, promptly getting -1-4. (Call TU. 1-4594.) up to waltz. P.T.A. at Kerby . Monday, May 28-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Lunch. "I asked you to dance," said the little mawster, "because eon-Meeting-12 Noon. . I like your dress." -Picture tly Fred Runnells Holds Elections Monday, May 28-Grosse Pointe Womens Republican (Not bad •.. it was a Dior.) MARY JO OLP OF HARVARD ROAD Chib-Luncheon-Meeting-l p.m. They danced in silence a moment or two. About a year ago the door bell rang at 1133 Harvard road.~ William Swartz' of Hillcrest Monday; May 28-Painting Class, Warren Simpson, In- road has been elected president structor-I p.m. Sponsored by Grosse Pointe Artists Asso. He then flatly stated: "when I've danced 10 steps with Two young men .waited for~; foll0v.:ingthrough until t~e colors of the Kerby School PTA for the "T f th b t this association that watching a are fIred permanently mto the ciation. (Call Mrs. Johnstone, TU. 5-1060.) a girl I like to change partners." an answer. wo 0 e es . '., f" d d t N t 11 coming school year. Mr. Swartz They did. k' I' CIrCUS parade she exclaImed as 'shmy Imshe pro uc. aura y has .served during the current II< '" '" 100 ll;.g you~g ;;nen ve ever the elephant ~ent by, these are the most precious ash- school year as a member of. the Tuesday, May 29-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul .. '" '" '" seen In my hfe, confides Mrs. I'Mr. Wilkie!" trays in the Olp home. Board of Directors and also as tation-Mrs. Alfred Crabb-10-4.(Call TU. 1-4594.) I PILFERINGS M. Robert Olp who opened Mr. Wilkie and Mr. OIp be- VERSATILE . the vice-president of the associa. Tue~day, May 29-Optimists Club-Luncheon-Meeting- In this year of Britain's Festival sez Punch: her door. longed to the same fraternity and When her mom.does her mII- tion. 12:15 p.m. "Is Mlss Mary Jo Olp at the story got back to Wilkie, who l~nery ~or~, Mary Jo is at her One cJmplaint made by a recent foreign visitor was that Other officers for 1951-52are: , J(c '" '" home," was the first question. wrote the little girl a charming SIde deslgnmg head gear for her vice-president, Mrs. Wallace Jen. so fe.w of our restaurants normally serve half portions to The mother's voice trembled letter. dolls. She tacks feathers and Wednesday, May 30-Memorial Day Services. Display of children. Others complain that too many try serving them just a little LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER flowers and ribbons on the cutest 'sen; treasurer, Eric Steil; and spring flowers-Memorial Gardens-ll a.m. (Call Center, to adults. '. . A 1 f th' dolls hats in town. secretary, Miss Anne Wallace. TU. 1-6030.) "Why, Mary Jo Isn't. even mne .. coup e 0 years ago IS pre- Like all ood little girls, In addition to the officers, the '" '" '" years old!" she exclalmed pro- COCIOUS one beat the emcees to M J h g t' h h ld CHOOSING A CHOCOLATE t t' I it when she insisted she couldn't ary 0 as cer am. ouse 0 following persons were named to E t Pl d B Ib Cl b ec mg y. h did dd tasks she performs each day t~Executive Board: John Pingel,. ven s anne y ex u The chocolate coat of candy holds "Oh, we know it." they hast- hold her ea u~ .un ess. a y with pride. Sh~ can make beds James Lee, Mrs. R. H. Redlin and .. No hint of what its form enfolds; ened to assure the heroine's would put a te~eVIsionaenal atop with a flourish and dusts as Mrs. Gertrude Beddow. The Ibex Club will hold a fore the dinner. Mrs. Harold Em- I ~:earn for fondant moch~ but mother "You see Arthur God. her playhouse m back of the alp f II d It Sh . , ,,' residence. care u y as ~n au.. e IS.a Dates for next' year's regular formal dinner dance at the Hill- mons and Mrs. Clark Wells are Become involved with coconut frey sent us. graceful pupIl of MISS Anme meetings were set for October crest Country Club on Friday also entertaining. . Or count on cherry cream and 10, MR. GODFREY WRITES She did?'t. mind .the absence Ward Foster. 16, November 20, January 22, . 'I The annual meeting of Ibex My tongue explores pistachio, A d th t' th th' h of a teleVIsion set JD her play. Summers you'll always find her March 17, and May 20. The No- June 1. Mrs. Robert Hunter LS will be held on Monday, June 11, Or, plagued by haunting doubt, I judge 11 11a ~hee ~~ay em~s.w ap- house but .womanIike worried keeping hous~ in the playhouse vember 20 meeting has been ten. the chairman in charge of ar- in the home of 'Mrs. J. Vernor peI!t a f I t tlmM - Jere~~r "about what the neighbors at the Pointe for it's at Christmas A nut to be a fiJ?: or fudge. Pom er 0 n eres ary 0 p would think"" . . tatively scheduled as a square rangements. Davis in Cloverly road; Annual happens to be. She's a pretty . ~ . the alps ~take theIr tnps, each dance for parents and ~achers. Mrs. Robert Weber has invited reports will be heard snd three Then, tracking' down an almond paste, brown-eyed blond. The aerial went up and ISthere yea'r greeting St. Nick in some I find the thing, but find my taste The first Executive Board meet. all members of the b.)ard and new members will be elected to t 1. htl today as Mary Jo prepares for new spot. ing of next year will be on Sep- their husbands for cocktails be. ,the board. Has shifted now to ginger blend If her paren s are S Ig Y Summer fun in the playhouse. Th' t ek M J and floored every now and again, , . IS pas we _ ary 0 tember 9. The search for which may never end. Mary Jo herself can take any Her bIrthday parties always her parents got back from a The newly - elected president With stoic smile to mask my pain of these incidents with the center there. Thi?year her 5.A whirly week-en~ i~ New Yor~. appointed Mrs. R. H. Redlin as TUXEDO LAMP _ I bravely try and try again. poise of a dowager duchess. classmates at Mane School WIll It was a combmatIon ~otheI s the social chairman and Mr. R. H. SHA.DES Florence Pedigo Jansson. celebrate at a hamburger roast Day for Mrs. Olp. and Birthday Talcott as program .chairman for RENTALS Take the two young men. with her on June 11 (although present to Mary Jo trip. Correct '" '" lit next year. Arthur Godfrey DID send them her birthday's really on the Bet' Arthur Godfrey was sur- Men's Formal Wear The teacher asked, "What can you tell' me about tele- out to ~ee M~ry Jo because she twentieth. Just the little girls lDrised! . for All Occasions "'ision?" had WrItten him a wonderful let. will be present since that is much 1'he Farms police department . collected $450 in fines during Wood • And the little boy with freckles replied, "Well, if you ter. I~ was a lo,:g. chatty one- more serene than when the young Tuxedo Rentals the ~lIld you recel:ve from a cluse men were there calling from all GrayJon L. Walker M~de ~arch. Traffi~ viol~tio~s brought start an electrical saw in the basement, the company goes 20733 •i-Iack, at 8 Mile relatIve or a fnend of many over, "Look, I'm on the roof. No . . H .d In $256; parking VIolatIOns,$184; home without waiting for lunch." Parke, DaVIS Sales ea. and dog ordinance violations, $10. 'fU. 1.3530 ,. '" lit years.. hands!" It concluded WIth, BIRTHDAY GIRL According to the London Weekly, the following are rules "From time to time my par- There are chairs and table, Graydon L. Walker, widely- of a Soviet writer: ents and I come to New York stove aWi cupb(\ards with glass known throughout the pharma- I I-Don't think. and it is my dearest wish to and china in the playhouse and ceutical industry, has been ap. see one of your broadcasts. I the mis~ress is looking for some pointed by Parke, Davis & Com- 2-1£ you have to think, don't talk, pany as director of U. S. and 3-1£ you have to talk, don't write it down, try to see them all here at snappy wallpaper to change the home. We'd just love three decor this year. Canadian sales. 4-1£ ;rou have to write it down, don't publish it Prior to the appointment, 5-If you have to publish it, don't sign it. tickets." Mary J~ is a Pointer of In. Walker was assistant director of 6-1£ you have to sign it, write a denial. The young men brought Scout terest because 'Sheis one of the sales and promotion. The an. Honor promise .from Mr. God. youngest collectors we've been nouncement was. made by Ha'rry * '" '" frey that the tickets would .be able to discover: She joins her J. Loynd, of Neff road, company IIAnd there we sat holding hands. It was awful, really." Mary Jo's anytime she wrote hlm mother "anteeking" and has president, who was elevated to UAwful? Why?" and said she'd be iI! New Yo~k. rounded up a marvelous set of Parke-Davis' top administrative HShe was sitting three rows behind." He sealed the bargam by sendmg miniature Toby jugs. In addi. post on April 3. -London Opinion along a gift with his messenge~. tion to it there are the dolls, A registered. pharmacist and a lit It was a history of the Am~n- and her favorite is one who graduate of the University of '" can Tobacco Company which wears a wig fashioned of her Young Cliffie was getting '" ready for bed anel after don- Washington's College of Pharm- Mary Jo probably read before own mother's dark, shiny locks. acy, Walker. became assoCiated. American ning pajamas sought his mother to ask, bed that night. Her collection of Royal Daulton with Parke. Davis in 1933, when I "Will you roll up my feet sleeves? They'~e too long." AMERICA'S SWEETHEART figures includes statues for all he joined the sales force in Seat- ' Just this past Christmastime, the "Days of The Week." tIe. He came to Detroit in 1945 as f the Olps took a cruise to Nassau Mary Jo is a Girl Scout and as assistant to the domestic sales and it was Mary Jo who dis- part of that. activity is taking les- manager. covered Clarke Gable on the pas- sons in ceremics. She has m'~de The Walkers. with their daugh- '* M~lDori~_ Day Pieni~s' senger list and then discovered reaHy darling ashtrays, startmg ters, Janeen and Melinda, live in I . J-allorilijmJ Clark Gable in the flesh. In noth- with the little ball of clay and Yorkshire road. . ing flat, she was being photo------.,. * Ta.king So.all.shots graphed with him on shipboard 01 and they were staunch friends. .VACATION TI,ME -IS PLAY -TIME We saW a snapshot of the mr3. John elorJ Boolk cruise friends and it is Miss '.announcing a Olp who has the camer,a pres. BecJUtiful, noturof-coror ence-natural as you please. I SUMMER DAY CAMP Her fascination with' faT?eqame for Boys and Girls 2112 to 10 Years - ,MY FAVORITE when she was a tiny mISS. ~he pictures will double th-a Book The Robe late Wendell Willkie was runnmg Not a school ... but 0 happy ploy experience for children Au thor , _ Lloyd C. Douglas for president on the Republican too young for overnight camps • .'. combining practical ticket and the little girl ass~- teachings with real fun. We present a progressive program Character in a Book Marcellus planned to meet the emotional needs of today's children fun ;f your family Rarty~ - Plav South Pacific ciated the candidate with hlS . . . on an individual basis. Convenient daytime hours. ActVress ' Mary Martin party's symbol. So intense was Careful transportation. Actor Ray Middleton Movie A Song To Remember Grps~e, Pointe Day £amp Movie Actress Olivia Dt: Havilland I ACTIVITIES: A SUMMER ACTIVITY OF THl!J' Swimming.Hand~craft, Dl'a. GROSSE POINTE NURSERY SCHOOL I\lpvie Actor Gregory Peck matics, Ceramics,. and Danc. l\IADELINZ McCORMICK, DIRECTOR TV Sho\v :1 N ews Caravan ing, including old fashioned . Let us. show you Square Dance and .Introduc- TV Actress Helen Trumbull tion to Ballet and Tap. TUxedo 1'.3460 TV Actor Jimmy Durante . 1925 Hampton Road Pointe Woods . how easy it is Radio Program New York Philharmonic MaY 25-26 Commentator : John Cameron Swayze l"rl •• Sat. h .Scott RandOlP gens Col umnist ~ Robert Ruark Adele Jer FOOT" with any camera lVlagazine All tiqu~s "SUTGeAc~nlcolor) (In . lVIusic ChopIn ---;1Y .2' _28.29 PLA.Y BADMINTON' Song Deep Purple sun .•l\Ion .•Tue'ri1Y~ 1\la'ltwell Bob HOlle, 1\Ia KID" Sport ,..... Golf "LEMON DRO.:. . Game Canasta - May 30-31' TUxedO i-4096 W cd, • Th\\rs. laS An.I'mal "' Dogrk paul DOU~eddel . Cl tv ...... •" , New Yo Barbara. Bel BOURS" EN Vacation Spot Bermuda "FOUR'tE at 1:45 p.m. wed. DOOrs open JeVv'el Travel Color ...... II •• t ,. 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