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Publisher GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1938 • • Detroit Civic Band I Governor Impressed by Texas Football Might Voters Should Register Presents Delightful Now to Vote at Regular Program October 20 Election November 8th The DetrOIt Concert Band, under the auspices of the Works The last day for registration of voters m Grosse Pomte Town- Progress Admmlstration, Murdoch Macdonald conducting and ship and the City of Grosse Pomte will be Saturday, October 29 All Ramon Hernandez, assocIate conductor, Will give a concert m the voters who have moved smce last votmg or who have not voted for Grosse Pointe High School auditoriUm, Grosse Pomte boulevard over two years should register at once m order to vote m the Gen- and Fisher road, Grosse Pointe Farms, October 20, at 8 15 P m eral ElectlOnon November g PROGRAM Study these facts 1 March, Marla, Man' Dl Capua YOU MUST REGISTER IF: 2 Overture, WIlham Tell ROSSinI I-You have never registered. 3 Vals Poetico Villanmva 2-Y ou have not voted for two years or more. 4 Oboe Solo-4th Solo De Concert verrdust 3-You have moved and failed to have the Town- Arthur Best, SolOist ship Clerk, or the Clerk in the City of Grosse S A Song of Love Romberg-Schubert Pointe transfer your voting adress. B A Study m Brown Chnton 4-You will be 21 years old by November 8 and 6 SUlte De Ballet Lacarne desire to vote in the election on that date. 1. Cortege YOU NEED NOT REGISTER IF: 2 Harlequin and Columbine I-You are properly registered and have voted dur- 3 The Punchmelle FamIly "'Tell me, son, are you Just the left end or are you the whole left Side of the Rice line." asked Gov. RICh ing the last two years. lard W. Llehe of DOD Bagger when the LouiSIana executive sized up ",he Owls durmg a VISIt to Houston. Photo- 4 The Mandoltmst$ 2-Y ou have moved and notified the City Clerk or S. Promenade Township Clerk of your change of address. to 6ffi~i;i,~m$wii~;;~ Don Ha~~r.R. DePetris t? INTERMISSION ip~i~~~ Any Amencan CItIzen, natIve born or naturalIzed, who 1S 21 7. Selection-The Hall of Fame Safranek B" f W k GIVe Talk years old and PROPERLY REGISTERED and who has been m the 8 InVItatiOnto the Waltz Weber egt nntng 0 or The secondof the eveningserleSof state SiXmonths and m the Township or City of Grosse Pomte 20 9 Vocal Solo-One Alone Romberg gardentalks sponsoredby the Garden days, may vote On New Theater Center at the NeIghborhood Club Mathew Lancaster, SolOist Waterloo and Neff roads Grosse Michigan law requires the electlOn commission to remove the 10. Park Avenue Fantasy Malneck-Slgnorelh Ground was broken last Thursday thIS bUlldtng figures around $150OOQ Pomte, Will be held on Monday, Octo name of any voter who has fatIed to vote durmg any two-year ber 24, at 8 0 clock 11 AfrIca to Harlem Bennet for the new EsqUIre Theatre after AI-I Andrew F M usettI IS general eon perlOd and THAT PERSON MUST RE REGISTER to vote fred J Garska, preSident of Grosse tractor, whIle offIcers of the theatre Mr V R DePetrls w1l1 talk on 12. March-Ctrtbirtbln Pestalozza POInte Park, cracked a bottle of cham are PreSIdent, Anthony Lubmsk1, V1ce House Plants" especIally glvmg ad Any person, now under 21, but who will be 21 years old by No- This ISa Federal MUSICProject and" sponsored by the Grosse pagne over the front of the steam preSIdent, Arthur Pancloh, secretary vice as to how to treat the plants vember 8, the date of the election, may register now brought In from outSIde Mr DePetrls Pointe Boerd of Education shovel While many Pomte offiCials and treasurer, Ralph Lane, and George Naturahzed Americans may save time al1~ trouhle by h~vmg looked on work was earnestly begun \V Sampson, general manager Will bnng plants to exhIbit and there on thIS theater, to be located on East The directors of the EsqUire Theatre w1l1be a dIScussIon afterwards theIr citizenship papers With them when they register 'The Nottingham Fair' In Case of Fire Jefferson between Beaconsfield and .ire as follows Andrew F .. MusettI, Jr, Grosse Pomte voters must register at the Township office In to Be Held at Jefferson NottIngham -eharrman j Ra.lph I atte,-e.,~ 'I,'-rombl71 DurIng the- pa!t week the members Dr. Reccord to Conduct the Mumclpal BUlldmg, 15115 E Jefferson to vote m the TownshIp. Baptist Church Oct. 21 If everyth1ng goes well thIS bUlldmg Leonard D Siepski George W Samp of the Grosse P<l1nte Park FIre Fight- will be opened around the end of the on Anthony Lubmskl and Arthur Vesper Services Oct. 23 which IS open from 9 a m to 5 pm, Saturdays from 9 a m to 12 ers ASSOCIatIon have been dlstnbutlng year ThIS new amusement place will PanclOh ffThe Nottingham Fair," a Robm cards to resldents and busmess houses Dr Augustus P Reccord of the noon To vote m the City of Grosse Pomte you must register at Hoodparty,WIllbe heldat the Jeffer be an asset to the POInte for It WIlt of the Park glvtng Instructions as to possess several outstandmg features It Church of Our Father DetrOlt Will the City Hall 17150 Maumee avenue between the hours of 9 a m Ion Avenue Baptist church thIS FrIday Detroit Garden Center who to call m case of fire Be sure wll be acoustlcally perfect for better conduct the vesper servIces for Un! evenIng, October 21 The ten cent ad to put the card In a handy plact for and 4 30 P m Saturdays q a m to P n sounding Dunng the summer months The DetrOIt Garden Center Will pre tanans Ulll"\ersahsts and other rel g mIssIon fee tnc1udes the entertamment reference and save the confUSion of ous hberals 10 the Grosse POll1te Me It costs nothmg to regls1er In Locksley Hall, where a sound mOVIe patrons will be perfectly coOmfortable I sent Betty Roberts of WJBK speakmg looking through the telephone book attendmg the mOVies because of the on Alaska the Last FrontIer" WIth monal church house on Sunday after October 29 is the final day on which voters may reglster for the featurmg Howard HIll, world cham Every mmute counts In case of fire. , ' noon October 23 at 4 o'clock pIon archer, huntIng WIld ammals In Delco General Motors Fngldalre air shdes of the flora of Alaska, on Thurs general electlOnNovember g the forests and mountams of WyomIng condltlOmng system that It Will con ) day October 27, at 2 30 o'clock at the Reglstenng now WIll save standmg mIme later Willbe shown HowardHill doubled Did you know that on Monday Mrs tam It Will also have the latest thmg Alger Museum 32 Lake Shore drIve G. P. Professional for Errol Flynn In 'The Adventures M MorrIson Whitney left her home In a Wide range talktng eqUipment I All lectures of the Garden Center are Women's Club All those wlshmg absentee voters ballots are urged to file ap- of Robm Hood" On another :floor on Rivard boulevard for a ten days There IS no doubt that the EsqUire free to the pubhc phcatlOn for same as early as possible. there WIlt be games, archery dart motor trtp tn the East fheatre WIll not be an asset for it Wilt I There WIll be a meet10g of the pOllltively be the last work tn ultra • throwmg, 10 fact, a contInuous pro- moderntheatre deSIgn The cost of Grosse Exaggerations Grosse Pomte Pro!esslOnal Women s Somerset Road to Be ' Instructions for gram of games 10 the SpIrIt of Old Club at the Grosse Pomte MemorIal Proclamation Closed for School New Voters England On another floor there WIll Current rumor has It, that Mrs Church on Wednesday, the 26th of be an antIque booth, together WIth var- Opening Meeting Whereas, Navy Day will be observed Schlotman at her daughter s weddmg October at 6 30 p m Mrs John 10US displays and exhIbIts throughout thIS natton on Thursday receptIon prOVIded dmner for over two :,talker will speak on her tnp to Eng WIthout a smgle obJectIon bemg Recallmg the success 01 the mova .. The commumty IS InVIted The first meetmg of the 1938 39 sea land VOiced, the proposal to close Somerset tIon estabhshed several years ago on October 27th, for the purpose of hon- son of the LOUIsa St ClaIr Chapter nundred chauffeurs ThIS practIce IS oring the personnel and officers of our resorted to by other promment Grosse road In the Village of Grosse Pomte the occaSlOn of the reglstratlon of a Daughters of the AmerIcan Revolu Park between the north hne of St !large number of new electors, and In Absentee Resident country's sea forces who stand ready hon, WIll be held on Thursday October Grosse Pomte famlhes For lOstance St. Clare Party to defend our land and Institutions the Edsel Fords always serve dmners Paul and the south hne of Kercheval response to suggestIons made by rep .
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