I More Than 9.000 . Families Read The Grosse Pointe News rosse ews Every Thursday Ib, News TV_ 2-6900 Complete News Coverage Pointes .E!)£ered a. Second0.. Matter VOLUME I4-NO. 10 ~:(lp~rC~~~ GROSSE POINTE,' MICHIGAN, MARCH 5. 1953 at the Post Office at Detroit. Mtch. • Fully Paid Circulation
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, . '. , ..) ( • Il ( " • I • __ __ e= ____ a ~ .~_._ _.. __ .._ __ ._-..._,,;.'__..._-.._.;.' •• , • , ,Ih_..._ ~ ----_. ------. __ .. _--- Thursday, March 5,1953 (;ROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three Find Stolen -Car Clturch Fathers Social Session Held Expectant Parents' Course Leads Field Course,De$igned to-Help' By lip-Readi~9 Class Parked in Park To HOllO). SOilS Will Be Offered at Center Administer Building Code The Grosse Pointe lip-read- " '.. . . ./An" autom()bile reported stolen 'I'he Men's ....~ssociation of the ing class held it's fourth meet-' This' year the Wayne County The Program A six-weeks, in service course. are:-the legal back'ground for froin' Detroit early last week, was Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- ing in the Board of Education Chapter of the Michigan Societ). April &-Feelings About Preg~ in the administration of building regulations;' the types' of power recovered by Park police at terian Church will hold a father Building. M <> n day evening. for Mental Health will run twin nancy, Harrison Sadler, M. D., regulations, undel' the aU5pices exercised; the judicial, remedies 12:35 a.m., Friday; FebruaI'y 27. and son banquet Friday, March March 2. Following the meeting s~rjes in its program of discus- 'Psychiatrist. of the Building Official COlifer- available to building officials and A Pal'k resident noticed a car 20, at 6:30 p.m., in the churoh class members adjourned to the sIOn groups for expectant par. April 13-Common Symptoms ence of Michigan and the Wayne private citizens; over-the-colAnter parked at Lakepointe and Wind- basement.. . home of Mrs. Frederick Ollison entl'. One series will be in Grosse of Pregnancy and Pre-Natal Care, University Department ot' Public contacts with the public-field mill Pointe drive, reported it to ImITII.:!diately following a roast for "coffee and cookie" .social. Pointe; the other ,at the Red David M. Davidson, M. D., Ob- Administration. is being held at contacts and 'press relations; "the police. Investigating office'rs were beef dinner, the guests will be Mrs. Cedric A. Richner and Cross building in downtown De- stetrician. ,: Redford High School, room 304. inspector as a salesman; the re- .informed the car had been parked entertained by a magician and a Mrs. Daniel R. Webb assisted troit. April 20-How Birth Takes ,< Grand River and Six Mj.Je. Inti'ons with other local officials there for several days, apparent- trained dog act. The son will re- Mrs: Ollison. Since. 1949 the Society has Place, Mary C. Stellhorn, M. D., Herbert L. Hegel', head of the and special groups. ' Iy a.bandoned. ceive' favors to take home. Anyone interested in learning sponsored meetings at \',,.hich ex- general practice, plus a film, Grosse Pointe Park Public Serv- A certificate will be issued by The vehicle answered a de- Tickets may be obtained from lip-reading may obtain informa- pectant couples could deal with Human Reproduction. ice Department, is chairmar: of Wayne University at the 'corople- scription given over the police Dr. Elsla~e:, vice-president of tion by calling TUxedo 5.2000•• present problems and future April 27-What to Expect in the movement designed to create tion of the course. teletype, and a check of the'lj- the aSSOCIatIon, or any of the . hopes. Each series has consisted the Hospital, L. Anna Youngs, a national unfform building code. Registration may 'still be ,made cense plate identified it as the ushers on Sunday morning. I Golf is next to religion, and on of seven meetings; the speakers R. N.• Cottage Hospital, Grosse He is also president of the Con- at the second meeting at 8 p.m. stolen' car. ,~t was returned to IThere will be accommodations Sundays. it seems to run a little have been leading medical men Pointe. Demonstration: How to ference of the' State of Michigan. tonight. the Detroit owner. f6r 500 people. ahead of it. , Bathe the Baby, Alberta Davis, ------, ------,------....._~------~------i~ .obstetrics, pediatrics and psy- Atteilding the' first session cOlatry. R. N., Grosse Pointe Department were: Herbert. Heger, Charles of Health. Nurses-have dis;:ussed hospital Columbo, a~d Cyril Korte of the May 4-Care of the Infant, ~t,; routines and bathing of babies. wii- Park; Sidney DeBoer of the fred S. Nolting, M. D., Pedia. Experienc.ed discussion leaders The Prudential Insurance Com- Farms; Marvin Beatty of the have given a chance for the au- trician. pany of America has announced ,City; 'and Earl Wakely, of the May 11 - Family Adjustment dience to deal with any questions that ALBERT F. FIORELLO, Woods. More Grosse Pointe of- During Pregnancy, Byron L. staff m'anager in the Van Dyke \ they might have. ficials unable to attend last Casey, M~ D., Psychiatrist. The Grosse Pointe branch of District located at 7536 East week will do so tonight. . Ma\' l8-Emotional Needs of Seven Mile road, has finished grosse pointe , I the program w.ill be held on Mon- "We are hoping," said Heger, Child;'en, Rosemary Dykema, first in the Region, which com- I day evenings. beginnil'.g April 6, M. D., Psychiatrist. General "to' establish the start of a, na- at the Gro~se Pointe War Me- prises Mi~higan and Indiana, for Chairman, Mrs. Ruth V. Flom, the third consecutive year. tional uniform building code.' For morial Association. It 1S open to example, if buildinug specifica- Grosse Pointe High School. Fiorello, who with his staff resident's of eastern Detroit and tions were the same all over the has been' credited' with selling all the eastern suburbs. It is co- Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi country, material shipped to paid for new business totaling sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Michi.~an from Ohio would, go War :\-Iemorial Association, the Plan March 9 Meeting over $6,000.000, has been reo appointed for the third suc- in to the building of homes and Cotta~e Hospital. the Motion Pic- 1'1 E t 'd f P' B t cusiness places with a minimum ' '1 d ' le as -Sl e group 0 I e a cessive year to the District ture Councl an se\'eral parents PI' Al '11 t 1\'1 h- 9 Ios~ of time and bother." g '0 'p I 11 umnae WI mee !¥ arc: Agencies Field Management Ad- I ,lh' S'I d '11 b "I R th at the residence of Mrs. O. A. The course is open to municipal l e ca er WI e h 1'5. tI . visory Committee of the Eastern V' h'lo f hr-. P' Bnnes, 1415 Parker. at 8 p.m. Home Office, as a reward for his officials and those interested in : • III 0 t e vro"se .00nte Assistant hostesses are Mrs. insurance saies leadership. His the administration of building l~lg,h School. Attendance \\"111 be John A. B!'yant, Mrs. J. L. Asse- :1 staff rated 11th in the company's 1egulations, and will be compiled "HI'MS" FOR EASTER- • llmIte~1 to I~O p<:rsons and. the lin. Mrs. P. S. Brewster and Mrs. standings of 2,800 staffs in the uf material prepared by Profes- - cost \\ 1.1 be $.. pel, couple fOI the I William O'Neill Kronner. United States and Canada. sor Spencer D. Parratt of Syra- • entire seven meetmgs. There will be book reviews bv cuse University through the re- The downtown Detroit program, Pi Beta Mary Newton. . Mr. Fiorello, who lives at will be held at the Red Cross 1725 Man c h est e l' boulevard, sOUrces of the Housing and Home r Building, 153 East Elizabeth TO PLAY 'FOR HOLLAND Grosse Pointe Woods; served foUl' Finance Agency. I a tradition at 1joun'J~! street. on Tuesday evenings be- Holland Flood Relief will be years in the Navy. He joined The committee for thein-serv- ginning April 21. benefitted by a piano concert to Prudential in December of 1945, ice course includes, be s'i des I For add it ion a I information, be given Wednesday evening, and in 19'17 he led the entire Heger, Joseph Wolff, commis- phone or write the Michigan So- !March 11, at 8 o'clock by Eve- company. . with over 18,000 sioner of Detroit; Joseph Meyer I ciety for Mental Health. 153 East I'lyne Scheyer. Holland-born pian- agen ts, with more than a million of Lincoln Park; Michael BOYle-' Elizabeth. Room 645, Detroit 1; ist, in the Lecture Hall of the dollars to his credit. ' of Dearborn; and John Ryan of WOodward 1-4005. Detroit Institute of Arts. He is a member of the Go- Pontiac" all of who recognized the I Ea~ter is one time, l\bove l\rf others, wanie Golf Club in Mt. Clemens, I~ importance of a national stand- Wanamaker's Mich., and has a three handicap ard code. ! in the Detroit Golf Association. Among the topics to be con-I ,/ when you'll want to look your best ••• He has held the Italian Golf sidered throughout the cC'urse SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES Arm UPHOLSTERY I Championship since 1941, and, • i has a hole-in-one to his credit. Here are importl\nt selection for I Parcells PT A Our Annual :Big Bottle Buyer To Hear Chorus! Spring " • just unpacked, • 10 • Each ~ Ey~s F~u_i_tBelt Members of the 7B Chorus masterpiece of~dsculine styling. Floor Sample Stewart N. Jones. who has Group will entertain the Charles , bought millions of dollars worth Parcells School P-TA when that i of bottles, .packages and other organization holds its meeting i materials used by Parke, Davis tomorrow, Friday, March 6. r SALE OF and Company in the past 40 Members of the group include: I \ years, will ret,ire as the pharma- ArchiHe Anderson, Janet Bacic, I ceutical fil'm's purchasing agent Diane Bessert, Jeannette Bomier, I BEAUTIFUL, DECORATOR PIECES ,I ; March 1. .Elsie Eigemann: Richard Gilbert, I Literally billions of individual Roger Michael Jaron, Jerrette , ('ontainers for medicines made by Kulaja. Susan Larsen, Mary i I Parke-Davis have bccn shipped Elizabeth Leete, William Menzo, FURNITURE, PICTURES, TABLES to virtually every spot on the Keith Miller, Sharron Lynn Mon- I ~lobe since Jones came to work son, Robert Pagel, Gary Sa'uer, : in June, 1912. Joan Schmelzer. Patricia Sellars, i A native of Chilton, Wis., Jones .Christopher Skeen, Raymond I Priced below cost to clear our showroom ,became a junior buyer for the Stephen, Donald Sundeen, Sigurd ~purchasing department in 1917; Sundeen, Wayne Wellman. for newly selected show pieces. These senior buyer in 1920; assistant Others are: Nancy Barbaro, ( items are aU FIRST grade quality. Just purchasing agent in 1939; and Judith Ann Barron, Sandra Beh- purchasing agent in 1951. rens. Gordon Cameron, Darlene what you've been waiting for! Now 65, Jones still has some Carson, Suzanne Cavanaugh, , buying to do. John Noel Cushran, Thomas ~e and his .wife plan to c!ose Dettmer, Diana Egle, Mary GaI- ,their home 10 Grosse POll1te ster Edwin Gates Lorraine I Wanamaker's i Park this week-end, store their GtI~s. ' I furniture and search for a place Charles Hanneman Robert : i~ the \ frui~ belt on the, West Lerberg, ,Judee Kopri~, Charles STUDIO Side of Flonda North of lampa. Morrow Judy Monterosso J'udy T~ey pl~n to go South by .way. ~f Schmel;er, John Smith, Sharon, W.lsconsIn. where. they WIll VIS,lt Smith John Sparks, Douglas 1~26 EaJI IFarrell, al Yo,.kshire . TV. 1.2100 fnends. After mld-M;arch, theIr Spieske, Richard Streb, Louise tempora:y address wI!lbe, Gen. Warnke Kathryn Ann York. eral Delivery, Dade City. ria. ' ------_._------_ ... -_.~---~~------_._. Bottle Smashes Grosse PoirHe store hours: Car Windshield, .. Donald E. Schwan, of 1930 Country Club, wishes that peo- I . pIe would dispose of their beer , , bottles elsewhere than through l the windshield of his c.ar. CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS. In all the new S p r in g I Schwan reported to (:Woods po. I fabrics and colClrs. Orders placed through March 15th i lice Sunday, March ~, that he I will be received in time for Easter. I had parked his car alongside his I lcr.ome on Jackson avenue, late in I 90.00 to 150.00 : the day, and left the vicinity. .' , "TIMELY" and ~'NOTTINGHAM" SUITS. Comfort and : When .hE' ret~rn~~ about 3 ~.m.,1 o he notIced hiS rIght front wlOd- : smart styling are built-in features of the s e famous shield was broken. 1 makes. Checks, flannels and fine worsteds. Indignant, the owner investi- I 65.00 to 80.00 gated and found- broken beer • bottle glass mingled with that of the windshield. He surmised. I . I , ~EW SHIRTS for SPRING. So many styles from which Gold-splash. ; that it must have been thrown I to select, notably oxford cloth in pastel shades, with : by someone in a passing car. i round callar and collar 'Pin. i. Damage was estimated at $20, I ~which will be taken care of by 5.00 I his insurance company. I cotton and HEW SPRING NECKWEAR. light shades it! new fabrics, ASKS P,OLlCE PROTECTION I including (J wide selection of Shonh.:ngs. Many new ideas Mrs. 0.. Woods of 306 Stephens, in the Coronation theme. reported to police that a man who said he was an insurance We are proud to present our new "FRENCH SHRINER" salesman, attempted to annoy her, ! stole. I Shoe, Department, fe6turing one af America'. finest I Friday, February 27. She request- ! ed police aid to prevent a repeti- I' ~hoes( I tion of the incident. Her hus- I band was out of town. at the Dial TU. 1.9252 time. A gay cotton to brighten I winter mornings no~r, to wear under the sun later on. Gold print on blue, aqua or pink. Sizes 10 to 20.' By Country Club.
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Felts, Straws and Fabrics I ' Cleaning, BlockIng Thank you ••• an,d Restyllnp; of Hilts MEN'S WEAR, Inc. , . Your enthusiastic ac~ptance' of ,0UI' INQUIRE ABOUT new store was deeply gratifying to us. HAT MAKING CUASSES Thanks,for making our, Form~ Open- in tlte Villa9. ing a grand success . . ' ED, 1-4006'
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Salon Kerby School pupils from the tIId Grosse Poi n t e Community nual Spring Conference of the Theatre's production of "The Ninth District, of the "United upper grades will present a musi- memory wenl Curious Sava~p." by John Pat- States Power Squadrons, to be cal program for their parents at .CLEANING :SPECIALISTS ON cult days of rick, which W~~ presented at held Saturday, March 7, at the the regular P-TA meeting. who rcmemt Pierce Auditorium early last Whittier Hotel, Detroit, was ex- The fourth-grade sections will • Curtains • Lamp Shades used to cros~ month as a benefit (or the tended to the" Grosse Pointe present the following vocal pro-. Drapes • Bedspreads trade, died a Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Power squadron, by its Detroit gram under the direction of Mrs. . .. Slip Covers • Blankets Notre Dame. netted a profit of $200, which counterpart. , Esther Nelson, assisted by Mrs. • 28, at the age Beverly Kenny. "On the \ Moun- was presented to John K. Roney Council and committee meet- Betie\'ed to president of 'the W'iJr Memoriai ings are schedued for 10 a.m., and tain Height"-Row; ~'Lullaby." by resident. she on February 21. the General Conference will be- Brahms; "In The Plaza"-Mexi- • miles from \\,. This second production of the gin at 2 p.m. Cocktails and din~ can Folk Song;, "Pietro's Hat" community theatre played to a ner will be followed by dancing -Italian Folk Song, and "Anvil in a log cabi 4737 Elmhurst 'near Broadstreet nlore than a n ear capacity house. which and entertainment. The hospi- Chorus" by Verdi. greatly enjoyed the hilarious tality room will be suite 267. TheKerb~. School Chorus, City and Suburban' Deliver)' ~he had made The conference affords an ex- ~nd once t~ comedy. composed of fifth and sixth grade "Phone Call WE. 3-1010 The third production of the cellent opoprtunity to renew old pupils, and directed by Miss Does It AU" world. acquaintances and ex c h a n g e Mr~. Chier season is alreadv in rehearsal. boating ideas with members of Marie Stageman will sing ~hese songs: "I Love to Whistle"-Mc- liF. I :IEl:I~======.lJlE.l8 8rID1E!======3 "Death Takes a Holiday", by AI- visiting ~;quadrons, and to view" Hugh; "Over the. Meadow" - II . '.5688 8 -j berta Casella, English transla- some of the projects being un- Pktme- tCtl.uJO . 9 II) ...: Czechoslovakian Folk Song; "Red 'II) tion by Walter Ferris. will be dertaken by the various squad- River Valley"-A Western .Cow- prese.nted on ~rid~y, March ~7, rons of the District. :,' boy Tune; "Carmen Camela" - ill ill at PIerce AudItOrium and Will Last veal' Detroit members oC Mexican Folk Song; "Galway 1 be. a benefit C?r "The G.~osse the Po~er Squadron were guests Piper" -- Ir1sh Tune, a.nd a Blood Giving-A Tonic Pomte Community Theatre . II of the Grosse Pointe members. & popular song, "Four Leaf Clover." . The local. membership is expect- & The final part oC the. Chil- I . I:iving.\~'ithin the income means ed to turn out 100 percEnt to dren's Program will be a per- • hvmg wltnout worry. I make the conference a success, : For Health And Heart • fcrmance . by the school or- • • • • ,j • The new 1953 Nash Rambler custom convertible features contineiltal design com:' chestra, also under the direction • • • Donors to the Red Cross Blood Bonk ore usuolly doubly bfe~sed. • bined with American, passenger comfort. Styled by Pinin Farina, leading European of Mis:" Stageman, as follows: • • .. For those who have not given blood during the lost year. a",d • custom body designer, the Rambler series also includes three station wagon models "1 Went to Your Wedding" - • Robinson; "Manitou" by Drake . • I • ore well and strong, ~he biood-gi".'ing is usually Q heolthy • and the Country Club hardtop convertible. The Rambler convertible affords much of an Indian Folk Song;; and • • the safety of a sedan with the advantages of an. open car. The new Rambler feature~ a "America The Beautiful"-Bates • procedure: • continental rear tire mount as standard equipment, an' improved -Super Flying Scot en- and Ward. • • • But most important is the knowledge of the oid'jng Q good : I gine, a larger one-piece curved windshield, new, exterior color selections and new in- Mr. Charles Haynor, program .- . I • terior upholstery and trim combinations. For t.he first time, Dual-Range Hydra-Matic chairman, has. announced that • couse. As a donor you ore probably participoting in the " , immediately following the musi • •• I transmission is optional equipment on the N ~sh Rambler. The new cars may be seen at • saving of Q soldier's life, or restorinQ on occident victim to • Na~h Grosse Pointe Sales and Service, 14811 Kercheval. cal program; a brief presenta- • ;0see tion of some important aspects • of the forthcoming school bond h'ollh. . m I ~ .. fIJI//' Gust. A. Hofmann election will be given. pclu/'es IElaborate Displays Slated. There will be room visitation Announcinc beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the On Retired List lower grade rooms only (Kinder- CHET S. !he III/Hille illm ()7;. •/ 6lJL _ ~ _ rn ,For Annual Flower Show garten through Grade Three). Personal!' f ------. Gust A. Hofmann, who as su- The program will begin promptly ultatt unoltntaCJj ! J There will be plenty of en- dition there will be a feature dis- perintendent of the largest pri- at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be Tours fo ,()// SIIIIfJ IJem.I tertainmentfor the young and play of "Table Fasl~ions of 1953" rIb ,Quality Prescription' Servic~ I vate printing plant in the coun. served by Mrs. ~'rank Taugner lold alike at the Michigan Flower by Helen Chamberlin of Seattle, and her social committee. All try has seen his printed material l!l' ~ercltev(ll 6i~'tmll:grosse Po/ule [f,mm BOYS: i and Garden Exhibition being held Washington, a well-known au- go into the handg- of every phy- parents are cordially invited to • in the Coliseum and Agricultural thority on "top - of - the - table" si'cian in the world, retired to- atten,d this meeting. -_ -_-_-...:-_-_-...11 "II:=: • Washington I Buildings at the Michigan State decor. day alter more than 50 years Mar. 31.Apr ! Fair Grounds from March 21-29. Probably of greatest interest to with Parke, Davis & Company. California an I The Chrysler Corporations ex- the average home-owner .will be Several billion pieces of Parke- . I hi bit, which will cover the Agri- the exhibit of the Detroit Depart- Davis printed matter, including I ANNOUNCING Aug. I.Sept. I cultural Building and the Annex, ment of Parks and Recreation. It booklets, labels and four-color ; is entitled "The Chrvsler Gar- will be a model of a city garden I brochures, have passed through I Girls: ! dens of Fairyland". . that can be altered to fit any type iHE SCHOOL FOR ENQUIRERS the department sin,ce Hofmann 1 Washington [ 1t will have a special appeal of size lot. A plan on how and began work as a "temporary em- BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, AT 8:00 P.M" AND EVERY MON. I to the youngsters as these gal'- what to plant and the lanclscap- April 23.28 ploye" on January 25, 1902. 1 DAY EVENING THEREAFTER IN ST. PAuL's' HIGH SCHOOl. PRINCIPALLY Idens will portray the adventures ing suggestion will be furnished New York " of such famous churacters as all who are interested. Hofmann, who will be 66 on: . INTENQED FOR THOSE WHO: There's ~o thrill like. seeing your pictures. tb. minute you take March 14, was born in Detroit! May 21-26 • "Humpty Dumpty", "Little Boy The central portion of the Coli- them-wIth a Polaroid Land Camera. Aim .•. snap - sixty ! about a mile from his present i I. Would like to know what the Catholic Church teeches, .econ~~ later .you hold in your band a beautiful, lasting print. I Blue", "Woman In The Shoe". seum will be devoted to beautiful office. I 2, Are non-Catholic and would like to become Catholic. Yes, It s as SImple as that to uae the Polaroid Camera. No i "Jolly Miller", "House That Jack estate gardens furnished by Mrs. liquids • • • no dark room , , • DO f~S$-the camera and film i Built", "Peter Rabbit", "The John S. Newberry and Mrs. Ed- He .fi.rst planned to. ~ecome R 3, Are o!llr,eadyCatholic and would like to know more abou~ their Faith. ~ym do all the work. i'l'hree Little Pigs", "Sleeping gar B.' Whitcomb, both of Grosse machmIst, but after hIgh school i Beauty", "Mary, Mary Quite Con. Pointe, and to contemporary gar- took a "teQ1Porary" position in I There are no obligations attached in taking this course, No recitations, no , Itrary", "Jack And The Bean- dens laid out by nurseries . the Parke-Davis bindery d~part-I examinatio,~s, no tuition. Just your good will and one hour a_week of your time. .t their See the I , . stalk", "Peter. Pumpkin-Eater", A spanish patio garden devoted ment until he could find an , and Hansel and Gretel". The fam- to African violets will:include the opening for an apprentice ma- I Why not come and bring your non-Catholic wife or husband? Perhaps. a non. tg chinist. Seven yeat's iater, he I .POLAROID@ !,ous Rose MidgeL') will be used to latest and finest new Hybrids. Catholic friend might like to attend with you, Maybe you are a convedarid would : put life into these garden¥. The Mt. Clemens Rose Growers was promoted to bindery fore- . like to learn more about our faith. man .. Picfure-m-a-nUnute I There also will be a beautiful will be represented again this ALL ARE WelCOME! \ rose garden which will feature year with a mammoth rose dis- Hofmann plans 8 leisurely , I i the Chrysler Imperial Rose, a play of 'thousands of blooms. southern vacation with his wife MONDAY EVENING - MARCH '2 - ST. PAUL SCHOOL- CAFETERIA' CAMERA : great Crimson rose \Vhich won before returning to their home, 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd, - Grosse Pointe Farms the 1952 All-American Rose Se- The retail florists are scheduled 829 Trombley road, Grosse Pointe • $ 7S on easy terms. ; lection Organization award. to have 35 different flower ar- Park. 8 9 • it you lilee , 'This year's Detroit Flower rangements. in shadow boxes in I Show will be of greater interest their "Florists Art Gallery". WE l\IAKF. ! to the women than ever before. Other exhibitors will include CARL JOYNER i. ! 'fhe Detroit Garden Center, the Audubon Society,. who will . STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP : whieh has the flower arrange- show birds and ...,.ildlife in their ments section, will be allocated natural habitat. The Detroit Cac- 197'55 Mack At'e'IUI TUxedo 1.6200 I considerable more space for its tus Society will have a cactus Iexhibit "On the Avenue". 'In ad- garden and the Michigan Botani- fiave. Super Du MONT! cal Club, who will show a garden I not PHOTOGRAP~ d~voted to wild flowers. 1 Doy Ph Ed and{,Ann Boy'es will have ••Iirst .Jeitl., ,t,I.e '-i,.est ~in televi.~io,,~. l6357 E. We their birds singing on tape re- ()p£n Eves. 'Till cordings in: various gardens throughout the show. This fea- I ture stirred considerable interest I last year. The Flower' Show will cover over 108,000 square feet this year I What do in ~h~ Coliseum, the Agricultural BUlldmg and the Annex.' I According to Werner M. Hov ' general manager, pre-sale ticke't~ DuMONT i you do at reduced rates are now avail- able to the public through Gar- den Club members and the lead- with all these features !.' ing florists throughout Metropoli- with tan Detroit. Denman and Baker Given The new exclusive DUMONlTOR* perfects the Republican Advertising picture from every ,station automatically - wherever the you may live! The Du.Mont Selfocus. tube gives you Denman & Baker, Inc" De- troit advertising agency. has' automatic full-width focus! You get finer tone from been appointed to handle the ad- Ou Mont CLIl\11'ON the famo,us .Du Mont acoustically balanced tone vertising for the Spring election trash? You get a huge 150 square.jnch picture fwm the li.jndl campaign of the Republican rectangular Du Mont Teletron*! Th~ COn(emporarr cahi. system. Plus the finesl cabinet craftsmanship in Party of Michigan. riet is buill from heavier woods for richer tone and greater television! 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Mrs. Salome Chiera, Poin.te'sjiLost I\ey Proves Fi'tal Symphony 1Ten, Cases Heard In Farms Court • ldest R ..d t D. t 103. Key to Mystery Next Th.ursday ,The following cases were t~iedlwithout caution, causing acci. Dial TV. J.4127 II • in JustIce Court of City of Grosse' dent. O eSl en , les a I' .• -. -. -.. :Fmal concert of the current Pointe Farms, before J Burgess' , M .. Suspectmg h1s house. had been music season will be presented by B k II /,'. d Sean 0 Mara Fraser. 626 Wash- 1'5. Salome Chlera. WHoseI visite? .?y burglars,. George Mill. the Detroit Symphony Orchestra F~~rUary' 2~.n February 18 an ington .. Found not guilty. Exce's- memory went back to the dim-, er .of :>77. St. ~lalr, summoned Thursday, March 12. at 8:30 p.m. James Dorio Camponi, 15412 sive speed. cult days of the Civil War and police to 1Ovestlgate, Thursday, in the Masonic Auditorium .. Paul Mack. License suspended for 30 Joseph Emanuel, 16029 Ed-' who remembers when Indians February 26. IParay will be on the podium. days, fine of $35.00 or 7 days in more, Detroit. Fine $50.00, 10 :Jhtt used to. cross lakep St. Clair to I Patrolr:nen John Onstwedder The program will include a the Whyne County Jail. Proba- days in Wayne County Jail. S~n- trade, dIed at her h 0 me, 832 and Juhus Deraedt found that repeat performance by popular fion fdr 6 months. Served the 7 tenced suspended, probation for , Notre Dame, Saturday. February I several drawers had been opened request of Ravel's "Bolero." Also days. Reckless driving high rate 1 year (in the event of violation 28. at the age of 103. in a bureau downstairs, and their included are Tchaikovsky's Sym- of speed. of probation, jail sentence of 30 PLAID .CORNER Believed to be the oldest Pointe contents scattered about. phony NO.6 in B minor" the James H. Con.iff, 1610 Ford days). No operators license on 15001 Maek. at Wayburn resident. she died only a lev,: Further investigation revealed "Pathetique;" Rimsky-Korsakov's court. Fine $50.00, license sus- person. miles from where she was oom that Miller's father, who had lost Russian Easter Overture; Boro- pended for 15 days. Probation for Claude Hith. 22323 Nine Mile OUTLET OF DECORATOR FABRICS' in a log cabin. Throughout the his car keys, had come home and din's "In the Steppes of Central 6 months to James McNally. road. St. Clair Shores. Fine $50.00 BEADS AND PATTERNS n,ore than a century of her life. made a search for an extra set Asia;" and Beethovep's Overture Reckl.ess driving high rate speed. Charge reclucea to speeding 70 ~he had made 26 trips to Europe believed to have been in the to "Fidelio." William Charles Kohler, 5958 ~.p.h: Charge was reckless dl'iv- FEATURING: Clnd once toured around the . . bureau drawers. In this second year since the Manistique, Detroit. State Case, mg high rate of speed. world.a~ " . Detroit Symphony was reorgan- license suspended. for 15 days'j Ardon B. Goslor, 22119 Col. New Arriv,5!s' from New York Mrs. Chiera. Reckless Drl-ver.s ized. it has been. acclaimed by Allowing another person to use any, St: Clair Shores. Fine $50.00. Leopold StokOW3kl as "One of the his operators license. ICharge reduced to speeding 70 • New 50" Swis~ Chiotz I ay Up )-n 'Court world's greatest orchestras~" sch. Ronald W. Kuzera, 14457 WiI- mph. Chal'ge was .reckless driv- • Prioted Antique Satins I P eduled a month-long tour next fred, Detroit License suspended I ing high rate of speed. year of the major music centers for 30 days and $15.00 fine. State. Martin L. Inman 267 W. Ben- • Novelty \X'eaves Traffic violators felt the wrath of the east, recorded extensively Case. Displaying another. persons nett, Ferndale, Mich. Probation of t~e Park Municipal Court for Mercury Classics with release operators license as his own. for 6 months. License suspended • Beads and Sequin~ • bid Prinu ~1RS. SALOME CHnmA when they were assessed $182 in dat~s set for fall, and been ac- Clifford Jablonski, 335 Kerby for 60 days. Fine $25.00. Charge fines by Judge C. Joseph Belan. c1almed . locally for its great Iro~d. Found not. guilt.y, case ~is- was reckless driving high rate of pioneer French ancestors, \V a s gel'. Wednesday, February 25. cultural mfluence. mIssed. 'Eentermg mtersectlOn speed. ! • ! born to CIaUtl~ an ci Angeiine Andrew E. Prohownik of 22213 ------~------II• 'EHair Fresard on 0 c t 0 b e l' 24, Benjamin, 51. Clair Shores, con- • i 1849. She \vas married while very victed of violating the Drunk • young, to the late Gabriel Chlera, Motor Law on February 22, wa~ • who shared her French back- fined $100 and given 90 days in • TU. 5-75 I0 ground and who was sufficiently jail. In adqition his license was 1 • successful for them to enjoy a revoked for a year . • life of ease. He was the first to Leo Wiggins of 77 Bryden, was • start a s i e a m laundry in the fined $15 for reckless driving and • Detroit area and was owner. of causing an accident at 17020 • the Oriental Hotel. later rena:-ned Mack, on December 23. A similar • lh~ Spa. fine on a like charge was placed • Their on;y child. William J., against Sanford. C. Carlton of • \vas killed in an automobile acci. 2352 Highland, who caused an ac. dent in 1909. He was survived by ciden.t at Audubon and Jefferson, his daughter, Mrs. Louis Charvat, January 13. Announcing the dates for through whom Mrs. Chiera be- For speeding on Charlevoix,: CHET SAMPSON'S . came a great, great-grandmother. Frederick W. Hughes of 1683, E. i Something Her descendants include Mrs. Jefferson, paid a fine of $23; for illG I Personally Conducted : Virginia Manardo and Louis W. the same type of offense, which '
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Thursday, ~arch 5, '1953 Page Six (; R 0 SSE ,p 0 I NT E .N EW S ThUi :To Hold Dance ISymphony to Play Final ConcertlPark Ga~~eners IArthur Treacher To Give Reading Grosse Pointe Power Squadron F Y pl' 0 S t d !M eel M (ll ell, 9. Arthur Treacher, !a m au s playmg agam and ~gam the role C~ ; will hold its early-spring dinner or OU ng eop e n a ur ay I __ character .a,ctor ~f m?VIeS, stage, of t~~e .gentlemans g:ntl.en.1an. ; dance March 13 in the Grosse . and teleVISIOn wIll _gIve a grou.p .ThIS dId not, h?w~ver, ple,,:nt Rl ! Pointe Yacht Club. Music will be ' '. " Grosse Pointe Pa.rk Garden of humorous readings at DetrOIt hll~ fro m . wI~mng glowmg i bv Arthur Quatro and his orches- fFmMal 1c~?cert .of the yWOrld season. Club ri1embers will hear Mrs. 'l'own Hall, Wednesday morning, notIces for hIS fIlm support of 111 ! t;a. i ° '~s c s:nes 0 f oun.g The overall plan of the con- Verne Gardner, book reviewer. at March 11,' in Fisher Theater. The Shirley Temple, Jeannette Mac- I I George S. Funk is chairman of People s ConceIts by t~e DetrOIt certs this season was to pro- their meeting on Monday, March veteran British star will speak Donald, Joan Crawford, Robert ... This is the INCLIN-ATOR, the I the dance committee, assisted by Symphony Orchestra w~ll be pre- vide a sound basis for mt,;sic ap- at 11 o'clock on "'A Little of Montgomery and others. uniQue. electrically operated Alfn~d J. Dalton, Dr. Victor E. s~nted ~turday morm~g at 1.1 preciation for youngsters and to 9. This, a Littl~ of ThaC" Treacher return~d to Broad- "stair lift," operating from the Nelson and Albert F. Pauly. I? cl,ock m the MaSOnIC Audl- entertain'them at the same time. Under the auspices of the Gar- Millions of movie-gael's have way to plaYjOPPoslte .Ethel Mer- house. lighting circuit. F 0 Ids _____ tormm. Reservations for the final con- den Library of Michigan, she will chuckled at 'l'reacher's inimita- man in "Panama HattIe." He was against the wall when not in I .Thi~,thi;~ conce;,t of ~he series, cert at 75 cents, $1.25 and $2 review "Old Herbaceous". Mrs. ble portrayal of P. G. Wode- also fe~tlll'ed in the ~e~: York wl~h Let s Dance. as Its theme, are available at the Symphony Windsor Davies will be the house's i 111 III a r ~~a I character, productIOns, of Shaw s Caesar use. Absolutely safe and easy Owen R. Skeltons Are Hosts I :To Daughter and Son-in. Law pomts up t~e all Impor~ant uS,es offic~, Mas 0 n i c Temple, TE. luncheon hostess for the occasion "Jeeves." Much to his dismay the. and Cleopatra," and "Getting to operate. , of rhythm m symphOnIC mUSIC. 1-3900. . in her home on Audubon road. versatile actor found himself Married.'" Phone or write office for fur- i Mr. and Mrs. J. B~ll Moran Jr., ~~~ler ~~~"~enti~~ll ~~~l~~it ~~~ ------.-- .. ------. .. 0-.------.------..------... --.--.----- ther informotion and estimate. , of Touraine road, have been pay- o'>t ing a visit to Mrs. Moran's comment on the works to be per- ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. formed. OF ACME ELEVATOR CO. Sk 1 h' W' }, . The program, designed to 10542 E. Warren Ave. WA, '.9424 e ton at tell' mter .}ome m pIe.ase the younger set arid their Palm Beach. ______. l .__ .~ parents, will include the Polon- aise from Tcha;kovsky's opera 1 "Eugene Onegin," the Salterello THE BIBBITY STOLE an fro m Mendelssohn's' "Italian Symphony," the Gypsy Dance OIJ and the Gigue. from Saint-Saens' : designed b,..LYNN LYLE opera "Henry VIII," f'vorak's i 16377 I Slavonic Dance No. 10, de Falla's: Opl'n' petipurl Dance from "La Vida Breve", Ii and Weinberger's Polka and II personal terry cloth Fugue from "Schwanda del' profile I Dudelsackpfeifer." . I Mrs, ,Daniel W. Goodenough, conven~ence : chairman of the four groups, drama ••• Isponsoring the series, the Junior : for Mother and Baby! Leagues of Birmingham and De- : I troit and the Women's Associa- . the giant I tion and the Junior Women's i ! Association for the Detroit Sym- I ! phony, announced that plans are! side swept \ I being made to repeat the series: ! next season. : I Musical Saturday mornings i . At last! ••• an absorbent stole to wrap about' rose " I that provide an inspiring ex- ~ YO\lr shoulders to protect clothing while iI perience for young people and, ' i their parents have long been a , feeding Baby! Completely new and practical, I tradition in the city but it was: \ I Mrs. Goodenough and many ~ one end features pockets containing a bib i Grosse Pointers who saw to it: lothat they were restored this; and waterproof lap pad, and one for the bottle. Your choice of "Mother" or i St, Michael's Auxiliary I "Grandmother" piping., White with pink or .....1 ~..j~~~.... i To Hear Rev. "Max Pearce i I ---- I blue, green with white, ! The Women's Auxiliary of St. I i Michael's Church will hold its; KERCHEVAL at ST. CLAIR ; regular monthly meeting in the i - •church on TuesdaJ', March 10. ! : Holy Communi?n will be cele- I A side swirl of exquisite straw, a froth of m'er.sized flower, i brated by att(~ndmg members at I : 10:30 a.m. r"o110wing a short 1 and a gossamer film of veiling ••• a costume-accenting head. : business meeting a luncheon will I 'be serwd by the St. Margaret I Guild, under the chairmanship I KERCHEVAL at ST. CLAIR capper created for flattery. Navy, black and pastels. 15.9S of Mrs. Curry Stoup. . I Speaker o~ the program will I! : be the Rev. Max Pearce. ------_._------_ .._--_ ..._-----_.------_ .._----- _._.------_.---_.- - ---_ .. Do Your WINDOW-SHOPPING at ---_.-
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ThurSday, lV1arch-5, "953 Thursday, G R 0 SSE .p 0 I NT E 'N EW S :-, Page Six 'To Hold Dance Symphony to Play Final ConcertjPark Gardeners IArthur Treacher To S'ive Reading CARP Grosse Pointe Power Squadron F Y p'l 0 5 t d i 1Jleet M([Tell, 9 Arthur Treacher, fa 01 0 tl s playing again and ?gain the role ,will hold it~ early-spring dinner or 0un9 eopen a uray I character. a,ctor ~f m?vies, stage, of t~e. gentleman s g~!J1tl.en.'~n. RUG5 idan.ce March 13 in th.e G.rosse I and televIsIOn wIll .glve a group .ThIS did not, h~)\V~Vel, ple\':nt ------Grosse Pointe Pa.rk Garden of h\llnOI'0\15 l'eadl'ngs at Detroit him, fro m . WIn. nIng glOWIng I : Pomte Yacht CIub. 1MUSl.C WI II be Final concert of the "World season. h 1 ,by Arthur Quatro and hiS orches- lof Music" series of Young I The overall plan of the Club members will hear Mrs. Town Hall, Wednesday morning, notIces ~~r ;s f~ 01 sUfPol~ of tra I con- Verne Gardner, book reviewer, at March 11: in Fisher Theater. Th-e Shirley emp~. eanne te .1ar- I G . S F k' 1 " f People's Concerts by the Detroit certs this season was to pro- " \'eteran British star will speak Donald. Joan Cr.?wford, Robert 3~ ! eorge. un. IS c lal!man 0 Symphony Orchestra will be pre- vide a sound basis for music ap- theIr meetmg (In Monday, March at 11 o'clock o~ "A Little of Montgolnery and others. Thi~ is the INCLIN-ATOR, the FAS' the dance committee, ass~sted by sented Saturdav morning at 11 preciatioI} for youngsters and to 9. I This, a Little of That" Treach~l' returne. d to Broad- unique, electrically operated Alfred J. Dalton, Dr. Victor o'clock I'n the" lV1I.'lasonl'c Audl' _ en ter t'am th em at th e same t'Ime.. Under the auspices of the Gar- uI'III'ons of 11'Ovie-goers have way to play.oPPoslte thel Mer- "stair lift," operating f~':)m the E.\ E Ne Ison and______AIber t F. P au 1y. . torl'um. Reservations for the final con- den Library of Michigan, she will chuckledlVi' at Treacher's inimita- man in '.'Panama Haale.'., He was MeGO' hau5e.lighting circuit. F 0 Ids _ I This third concert of the series, cert at 75 cents, $1.25 and $2 review "Old Herbaceous". Mrs. ble portrayal of. P. G. Wode- also featured in the New York against the wall when not in Owen R. Skeltons Are, Hosts wi~h "Let's' Dance': as its theme, are available at the Symphony Windsor Davies will be the house's i 1;' in 0 r t a I character, productions. of Shaw's "Cae~ar CARPE' use. Absolutely safe and easy To Daughter and Son-In-Law pomts up the all Important uses offic~, Mas 0 n i c Temple, TE. luncheon hostess for the occasion "Jeeves." Much to his dismay the. and Cleopatra," and "Getting to operate. ---:'$ of rhythm in symphonic music. 1-3900. ,in her home on Audubon road. versatile actor found himself Married." 157~ (AI Phone or write office for fur- MI'. and Mrs. J. Bell Moran Jr., Valter Poole will conduct and ----.-.----.---.------..------_.------Miss Laurentine Collins' will Tl ther information and estimate. -of Touraine road, have been pay- ing a visit to Mrs. Moran's comment on the works to be per- OPEN 1'1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. formed. UNTI ACME ELEVATOR CO. Sk I h' W' home . The program, designed to 10542 E. Warren Ave. WA. 1-9424 e ton at tell' mter .t m pIe_ase the younger SE::tarid their Palm Beach. ======----====.::=--======------.------.....parents, will include the Polon- * ClJ aise from Tchaikovsky's opera and SH "Eugene Onegin," the Salterello THE BIBBITY STOLE from Mendelssohn's "Italian Symphony," the Gypsy Dance Opal and the Gigue, from Saint-Saens' designed by LYNN LYLE 16377 E. W opera "Henry VIII," Dvorak's Op('o :\Ion.. . Slavonic Dance No. 10, d'e Falla's Dance from "La Vida Breve," petipurl and Weinberger's Polka and f) personal terry cloth I Fugue from "Schwanda del' profile Dudelsackpfeifer." Mrs. Daniel W. Goodenough, convenlence I I chairman of the four groups drama ••• Isponsoring the series, the Junior i for Mother and Baby! I Leagues of Birmingham and De- • I troit and the Women's Associa-: the giant tion and the Junior Women's: I< Association for the Detroit Sym- : I phony, announced that plans are: side swept \ i being made to repeat the series: i next season. - At last! , •• an absorbent stole to wrap about'- i Musical Saturday mornings i I, eres rose J that provide an inspiring ex-, YO\lr shoulders to protect clothing while , I perience fOl young people and. I their parents have long been a - feeding Baby! Completely new and practical, doul ,tradition in the city but it was \ Mrs. Goodenough and many one end features pockets containing a bib cott I Grosse Pointers who saw to it .that they were restored this and waterproof lap pad, and one for the bottle. Your choice of "Mother" or ore ! St, Michael's Auxiliary "Grandmother" piping .. '\Vhite with pink or spril I TQ Hear Rev. 'Max Pearce blue, green with white. I The Women's Auxiliary of 5t. i Michael's Church will hold its : regular monthly meeting in the KERCHEVAL at 51. CLAIR : church on Tuesday, March 10. Doe! ! Holy Communion will be cele- A side swirl of exquisite stra,,', a froth of over-sized flower, i brated by attending members at gree : 10:30 a.m. Following a short business meeting a luncheon will and a gossamer film of veiling ••• a costume.accenting head. be served by the St. Margaret and Guild, under the chairmanship KERCHEVAL at ST, CLAIR capper created for flattery, Navy, black and pastels. 15.9S of Mrs. CurrY- StfJUp. . Speaker on the program will cost i be the Rev. Max Pearce. ._-~-_._.------_.._-_. ------_. __ . ::: :-
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•• •• " ~ . ,. .. .. •• .'" ...- ." . ., ' •• t. , .. -. ~. ,. . ."' ...... 11'. -to' " "., -,. - • Thursday, March 5, 1953- <; R 0 S S'E P 0 r t; -r ENE W 5 .Page Seven 9 .Garden, Leftders Holdin,g Meetirtg . Take' Sun .in Florida ole CARPETS and an. ! The first week in March, when r own home gardens. These gardens ('nt RUGS BOUND all garden enthusiasts mull over! serve the dual purpose of edll- .0 ing I !he new seed .catalogues dream- II c'ating, and beautif.Ying another of i 109 of stunnmg. fresh flower section of those gardens which Cropped Short ac- C per ~orders in June, is ju~t the right were originally designed by the crt yard time for a consultatlOn of the I . 3S I Grosse Pointe. Garden Center late Ellen Shipman for the Rus- ad- FAST SERVICE board oC directors with presi- sell Alger family. I •• but Sweet pr- dents of all the Pointe garden The Garden Center's aim is to \as clubs and those who represent keep this paTl!icular experimental - , ork McCOY & SONS them in working lor the Trial section pradical and useful. ,Let us give you our Spring :,ar Gardens at the War Memorial. Friday afternoon Mrs. Hansel in~ CARPET COMPANY These two groups will meet for j D. Wilson will lead a discussion ! hair-do-short, yes, but softly J 15720 HARPER tea at the Memorial Center on J on what the Garden Center can (f\t Balfour) IFriday, Mar~h 6, at 3:30 p.m. I do for the garden clubs and what J Pointers have heard and seen the clubs can do for the Center. flattering to the contours of TU. 1-6088 ! i the results of the sort of ex- Consideration will be given to OPf:N MON. AND FRI I perimental work done in the ideas of \....bat both groups can UNTIL 8:30 P. ~l. • Grosse Pointe Garden Center's do to help new home owners your foce. - -~.- .. -- Trial Gardens. which are located with their garden problems. ! at one side of the lake-front * CUTOM LAMP !terrace at the War Memorial I HIGHWAY ISLAND l"LOODS Permanents from $10 and SHADE SERVICE Center. Farms police investigated a re- Ii Here various types of bulbs and Iport of a water leal} in the island' Opal Lamp Co,! ! m~ny sorts of flowers are grown Iill the middle of Mack avenue at 16377 E. Warren TU. 1-7240 w1th the. most approved methods McKinley on the night of March O".-n \Ion .• Thurs .• and t'rl. t:\ .• ~. of plantmg so that visitors may 12. They notified the Detroit observe, and cop:,' !oieas in their IWater Bqard of the break. Vacationing on the beach at Fort Lauderdale are MR. I and MRS. VERNOR DAVIS of Cloverly road, Grosse Pointe. Appointments. TU. 1.0761 They have been guests at the Trade Winds Hotel.
1987'7 MAC,* Between 7 and 8 Mile Roods t i Club Will Hear Talk bl! ~rtist AI~o - Clllldren's RaireutUnJ and Permanenta • I Marioa M. Sober, artist and Ipast~ls and .teaching art classes ,lecturer, will be the speaker at in her own studio. r a meeting to be sponsored by the' -.------.------:. ------Libri Club on March 9 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John McNiel Burns, 36 Colonial road. The assist.ing hostesses will be, Mrs. Cornelius Gabler, Mrs. Car- leton Healy and Mrs. Howard Crescendoe Smiili. I Mrs. Sober's theme will be, I Ingenue double-woven "The Drama of Pictures in Color I and Art." She .will discus:.: in- formally the best way to look at cotton gloves a painting directed toward a bet-I captures holiday reflections tel' understanding of-the artist's meaning in line, color and form. I are fresh as a She will discuss the value of in the gleam of shining 'pictlll'es as a decora~ing acces-! sory and will use originals and I spring bouquet ' reproductions as a means of il- i lustrations. Mrs. Sober will con- I BLACK PATENT LEATHER ,I elude her program by encourag- I : ing questions from het' listeners. I 'rheshining hours of the holidays ahead arc re-echoed in our open-toe sling ,. r,L I I k h : Mrs. Sober studied at the Yale I OoeS><:In-SOiI 9 OVes i e t. ese School of Fine Arts in Conn. and ' , ; Wellesley College where she ma- back pumps, edged with the contrast of white piping on jet greet spring with an open hand , jored in the History of art. She : then attended Wayne University black patent leather and prophetically look forward to spring_ ! and was gl'aduated with a mas- a~ld add the smart touch to every i tel's degree. There she later in- ! structed in drawing, basic design and fine arts. I cos~ume. Above: White, navy, beige or She has lectured on art before women's clubs and schools groups, caramel., $3. Below: White, black or appeared on radio and television. Her many art activities include doing portraits of children in beige wtth handsewn detail. $4. Mrs. Hauck to Review liThe Shape of Sundays" I Mrs. Fred Hauck will review "The Shape of Sundays" by Betty Douglas Wilson and Virginia 1!xcluslvel)' Douglas Dawson, on Wednesday, March 1t, at 1:15 p.m. in the I Jacohson's Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- terian Church, Mack at Torrey , road. The book, written by the Ours alone daughters of the late Lloyd C. • • • Douglas, is a charming true story of their family and life together. All women of the church and I their friends are invited to at- I The I tend the review llnd the tea fol- I . lowinJ!. Dorothy O'Hara Touclt
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Page Ei9ht &' rf OS s ~' p. 0 r N TEN 'E W S Society News Gathered- From All ;of the Pointes w . , , ITheir Vows'Spoken ,; From Another Pointe Short to "th e Pointe loi~ of View DR. ELIZABETH GEEN was~'------'------"- ~ Sailing from New York aboard At Double Ceremony honored at a tea' Tuesday, by . I I the lie de France on March 14, Of, By ~~~ ~~~Ndr~e. F~;.~IjJe~~i~ Mrs. Cyr.i ,M..Ty er, Jr. wiJI be MR. and MRS. GEORGE St. James Lutheran Church Ceremony - Unites Marion Daughter ]lSne Schermtrho,1t ,dean. of Goucher., College and GRASSER of Beaconsfiel~ ave- Decked and Cyril M. Tyler Jr.; Faith Smith and Donald stopped off in Detroit on a mid- nue. They plan to to u r Italy. Son of ThO S P . k 'd I ' . . west tour during which she is Spain, Switzerland and Germany. O. Remter;' Share Reception in The Whittier o . IS t. atnc's Day a couple of hrI es-e ect are gomg Il'\eeting Goucher alumnae and '" .. • Two couples were married last Saturday afternoon at a to gt..v; a Turn-About party. '.' ...' discussing with them the col- MRS. EDWARD HAMMOND . DuchE double ceremonv in St. James Lutheran Church. The Rev. J.t II b~ t~e Case of The Bndes.Elect fetmg theIr frIen~s. Ilege's recent progress. Tuesday. JR. of Merriweather road g...\'e a bridal rob . And It IS the happy thought of Penny Kemp (who 11 evening Dr. Geen was feted l1t a George Kurz offiCiated at the nuptials which w~r~ followed small te'a party in her home on became n marry Doug Donald, Jr., on April '11) and Lee MacMahon dinner in the Women's City Club. by a reception in the Pomeian Room of- the Whlttlel'. The wel (who's engaged to Dick Adams) • • • Assi~ting Ml:S. ~~iling on the Wednesday, March 4. honoring otclock in MRS. WILLIAM WING of Engle- Marion Deckert, daughter of~ .. ~IEveryone has been so lovely to us we thought the time dean s DetrOIt VISIt were MRS. M;rs. William Deckert of Loch- and Faith wore Identlcal gowns wood, N. J. Mrs. Wing has been , morial CI had arrived to give a party for our friends" said the tulle FRA.NK E. STANDISH, MRS. moor boulevard and the late of white taffeta fashioned with . ' RUSSELL K. WELCHLI and visiting her mother, M r~S . lowed by and orange blossom gIrls , , • MRS. JOHN W CARTER JULIUS PETERS of Ridgemont Mr. Deckert, became the bride slightly sweeping full skirts. The home of The guest li~t will compris~ Penny and Lee.'s school '" '. '" . road fOl' the' past ten days and of Cyril M. Tyler Jr., son of fitted bodices had off-shoulder Mr. and friends from Country Day ••. and Wellesley. • • Word drifting back from Flori- plans to remain in the Po.inte an- Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tyler of effect formed by froth of im- McKinley , * * >I< da te 11s of the chic barQecue sup- other. week. With Mrs. Wing is Hu~tington Woods and Faith ported lace with silk illusion The bri Parties for Penny , per party given by the ARTHUR her baby son, PETER. SmIth, d~ughter of Mr. and filling the necklace neckline. Mr. and : J. ROHDES. of Oxford road, :at '" '" ruthers 01 This Saturday Mrs. Fred A. Hughes and daughter, Peggy, .. Mrs. Charles N. Smith of Cad- Sleeves of. the frock were short their Winter home, at Hillsboro FLOYD WILLISON, son of illac, Mich., spoke her vows and the brides wore taffeta gaunt .. Lois' we, Rre giving a luncheon in their Trombley road home ••. Mrs. Beach. ' MR. and MRS. FLOYD E. WIL- with Donald O. Remtp.r,. son lets. loned wi Samuel E. Cutter is planning a kitchen shower latcr in the '" '" '" LISON, has been initiated into of ,Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Remter Their gathered tulle bonnets, }uchesse I .MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. Delta Sigma Phi fraternity 'at AI-: month ••• and Mrs. Sidney T. Miller III, who'll come on of Bishop road. finished with tiny lace flowers pOl~trail nE from New Haven, Conn" to b. in the wedding party, has ATHANSON, 0 f Sunningdale bion College. Floyd, a freshman, oroidered drive, were recent guests at Del is a pre-medical student. The brides have been friends each centered with a seed pearl. issued invitations for the April 9 spinster dinner ••• for ten years, trained together hei.d elbow ~en~ths" bridal ~ei1s The sati Monte Lodge 5n Pebble Beach, '" + '" ~ Doug's parents, Dr. and lUrs. Douglas Donald will be Calif. as nurses at Grace Hospital. of m.1Ported Silk IllUSiOn and ..l~y cathedral hosts at the rehearsal dinner April 10 in the Country Club DR. and MRS. LAWRENCE Their bridegrooms both grad. earned. cascade bou~uets of whlte cloche effe '" '" '" KROHA of Middlesex road an- and the Henr~' Kuhlmans and the \Villiam McKinleys will April in Bimini is the deter- uated from the University of camel has and hyac~nth blossoms. ding veil 0 nounce the birth of a son, RICH- which extE he hosts at a breakfast in the Country Club the day of the mination and the destination of Michigan and share the OCCll. Also dressed ahke were the ARD FRANCIS, on Thursday, pation of chemical engineers. bridal attendants. Their frocks ivory trair wedding for m~mbcrs of the wedding party and out-of-town MR. and MRS. EDWARD N. February 26. Mrs. Kroha is the MARCUS of Oxford ft'oad. To continue the "double" stor;y, were :-",alt..: .length a~ua taffeta orchid sun guests ••• formel' WILMA BERGHOFF. and ivy ...... '" '" '" the two couples will live half an~ tlal'a~ 10. match10g velvet MR. and MRS. R ALP H '" 14< '" a block apart on Aline drive in bl'lclly veIled 10 the same tone. Five bri 2ND LIEUT. WILLIAM C. Join Parents in Palm Beach THOMAS, of Merriweather road, Grosse Pointe Woods. They carried bouquets or yellow girl prece. BEARDSLEE, son of MR. and altar. The Three young Fords boarded a train Saturday evening will leave the end of April for For their weddings, Marion t (Continued on Page 14) a. tour of the continent arriving MRS. KENNETH BEARDSLEE green shan and headed for Palm Beach , • , of Whittier boulevard, 'will re- length fu Charlotte, Anne and •young Edsel. accompanied by the in London in time for the cora. nation of Queen Elizabeth II. port at Officer's Basic School in necklines. latter's nurse, Miss Atkinson - •• Their traveling companions will Quantico, Va., on Tuesday, March bands of I Will spend five weeks with the children's parents, Mr. be MR. and MRS. RUSSELL -Picture by Paul Gach 17. the bodiCE Henry Ford who returned from a California girls' pouq and 1\,11'5. II ... SINGER. of Washington, D. C., The iormer MARION DECKERT, daughter of Mrs. DR. and MRS. MATTHEW A. yellow cal trip just in time to meet, the train. and their itinerary will include William Deckert of Lochmoor bouleval d, and the late Mr. • ¥ • HOUGHTON of Berkshire road Mrs. W Italy. Spain, Switzerland and Deckert, wQo was married on Saturday 0' the son of Mr. and France. announce the birth of a daughter,. was matr, Cholly Knickerbocker . . .. Mrs. Cyril M. Tyler of Huntington Wo ds. NANCY JANE, on February 20. ma,ids in< Now VOlt have kept a faithful file, 'Whoozit, of the fea- if When the JOHN D. 'BEN- Mrs. Houghton is the former Hughes 0 ture page, t~lIs us that two whole ~'ears ago ihe printed an FIELDS move to ihe hundred was named by Alpha Sigma Phi TOM A CH, of Buckingham JANE HUNTJ<;R. Walter A. item about Gloria Swanson and a handsome ex-Fointer hav- year old farmhouse they've fraternity to serve as its repre- road, was one of 16 Union Board '" . . ing altar plans • _ • bought in Bloomfield Hills, their sentative on the College Inter- bridge to~rnament winnn boarded a plane for Hawaii ,Sun-Separates Igor is an attractive young man ••• much more com- spen~ a recent week-end in Pointe High School. CHAJ{LES A. RAMSAY, of and during their stay there flew lortable behind his typewriter than on the :;peakcr's plat. Shaker Heights, O. with their • • '" McKinfey ~venue, will be going to Honolulu and the other of Imported Linen form, which is as it should be ••• and he can speak worlds son.in-Iaw and daughter, MR. SALLIE and BARRY TRUE, to _Milwaukee March 7, to at- islands. ,,;th the twinkle of his' e)'e ••• and MRS. CHARLES S. ARMS. children of MR. and MRS. tend "Fathers'. Day" events at '" '" . To be or not be monogrammed That ladies are as interested in sociel)' tods)' ••• as they '" .. .. GEORGE TRUE of Mor8n road,' Milwaukee.Downer college as MR. and MRS. DEL HURD ••• our pure linen, match. were in grandmamma's day • • . was plain to see • • • for MRS. HERBERT V. BOOK JR., ('!ntertained their fr~nds at a the 'guest or' his daughter, are due back any day now in their home on Barrington road, mates including sleeveless' there was standing room only at Town Hall • , • and ques. of Hollywood l'oad, and MRS. joint birthrlay 'party held last NANCY. Tours of the campus, Tuesday at Fairview roller ,kat- bowling and badminton games, They've spent a fortnight visit- blouse, 11.95; Bermuda shorts, lions went on for hours at the luncheon which followed. • • HENRY T. EWALD JR., of 'four- • ... * aine road, have arrived in Hills- ing rink. a dinner and entertainment are ing friends at Lake Worth, Fla. 14.95; skirt (not sketched) boro Beach, Fla. where they are '" • '" on the schedule. '" .,. . 14.95 .•• oil plus monogram. Janie Ec:clestone, Hostess , visiting Ml'S. Ewald's parents, JOHN WATLING, son of MRS. • • • MRS. WILE'RED V. CAS- I Naturol Toast. Navy, White, MR. and MRS. CLIFFORD E. CHARLES B. WARREN of Lake Vacationing at the Flamingo GRAIN, of Willow lane, was co-. We'\'e discovered A Hostess ... one whose parties from Pink, Light Blue, Chorcool. TAYLOR who al'e occupying the Shore road. was the stage man- Hotel in Las Vegas. Nev., are chairman with MRS. EDWARD (Continued on Page g) LYNN PIERSON Winter home .. agel' for "Billy Budd", the an- MRS. LOUIS W. BOHM and her 1'. GUSHEE at a reception in .. .. . nual winter production of the son, NORMAN, o~ Berkshire Detroit Institute of Al'ts Tues- MR. and MRS. JAMES C. Masque and Dagger Society at road. They will contim(e their day evening marking the open- FRYE spent last week-end with the Taft School, Watertown, vacation in Hawaii. ing of the International Carpet his parents. MR. and MRS. Conn. John is also sports editor .. .. '" Design Exhibition. The Arts JAMES A. FRYE of Chicago. of The Annual, the school year MARLENE HESSE, daughter Commission of Detroit and the .. .. '" book. and was manager of last of MR. and MRS. ARTHUR Art Founders Society gave the MR. and MRS. JOHN W. year's. soccer. team. , HESSE, was elected pledge train- reception. The exhibit which will FINKENSTAEDT of R i va r d .. • .. er of Alpha Xi Delta sorority at continue through April 5. boulevard sailed Monday for Ho- IRENE SOPHIE HENDRY- Albion College. Miss Hesse. a nolulu. ' KOWSKI, of Three Mile drive, juniol', is a business administra- (Continued on Paze H) • • • has been admitted to the Wayne tion major. RICHARD H. KLIEMANN, a University College of' Liberal • • '" student enrolled in the depart- Arts. She attended Grosse Pointe Forsaking the Pointe for resi- ment of Mechanical Engineering High Schoof, graduating in Janu- dence in Bloomfield Village this working for his degree also i~ ary, 1953, with honors. She was mont.h, will be MR. and MRS. Administrative Engineering, at a member of the GAA and Girls' IHUGH LOUD who will live on 'fri-State College, Angola, Ind., Glee Club. Hupp Cross road.
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ThursCJay,March 5, 1953 &ROSSE POINTE ~f:WS 'age Nir.. Woman's' Page • • • b'y, of, and.fo,rPointeWomen Church 'Women Visi,t His' Aunt ~S'' D', C d lois McKinley Bride! Mrs. DO,nald 0 ..Remter En Rou!e Homel q,uare ance. row ' flanning ,Shozp , --, ' Visitors in ''the P~inte are Mr .. • An "accessodes fashion show and Mrs. William Ford 'Torrey, W.III Go' Inter'nat'.lonal Of George Carruthers and tea has been planned for who have been out in Atherton, ' Friday, evening, March 6, by the .Calif. with his brothel'-in-Iaw and Unitarian Church 'Square Dancers to 'be, Entertained by non Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond McKinley Weds Women's 'Evening Group of, the , sister, Mr, arid Mrs ..Clifford West. Id Grpsse Pointe Memorial Church; -'.rhe TOl'reys are houseguests of Czech, En91ish and German Folk Dancers Saturday Son of Mr. and Mrs. George W, Carruthers, Windsor, The president, Mrs. Betty: Lang, Mr. Torrey's aunt, Mrs. Jose'ph B. 'Evening'in Gym of Montieth School ~ook Road" Ont., Will Live on Grand Marais Boulev~rd announces the time for 8 o'clock, 'Schlotman at her home on Lake 0" and the stage will be set in the 'Shore road. . There are just t~o more sessions of the immensely at a Duchess lace and ivory were combined in the beautiful church gym. ~They, will leave 'next week 'to popular Square Dances sponsored by.the Women's Auxiliary e\', return to their own home at 05- bridal robes of Lois Ann McKinley last Saturday when she Under the direction of the of the.Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church. sabawIsland in G'eorgia. wed became the bride of George Bartlet Carruthers. chairman, Mrs. C. Whitney Rin- And because these parties~~------The wedding took place at 4~;'-: ------ker, h~gh styles will be pres~nted 'G' amma Delta's have proved such an .attrac- don Babcock, Mr. and Mrl, Peter o'clock in Grosse Pointe Me- D. Carey and Mrs. John C. Brad- by ,the Rollins Company, featur- tion, ,th~ next two have had Clemente. morial Church and was fol- ley. ing hats, blouses, skirts, mix ' th' M h 7 to be moved to a larger dance Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Creeger, lowed by a reception at the Flower girl, Mary Christa Mc- matches, suits, costume jewelry, G hall so this Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. T. W: 2emper, Mr. d d' 11 hand bags, etc. . " a er arc The home of the bride's parents, Kinley, was resse ,tn ye .ow These items will be modelled ---,- March 7, dancing will be held and Mrs. ~. J. K~ngsbury, Mr," lldcr Mr. and Mrs John Raymond organdy for ~er au~t s weddtng by Mabel Roberts, Kate Kasten! Members of the Grosse Pointe in the gymll1lsium of Montieth and Mrs .. K.~P, LelPpr~ndt, Mr. McKinley of Colonial road. and she car~l~d a tmy bouquet berg, Evelyn Wardle, Marv Bur- Alumnae Association of Delta S h ~ f C k d and Mrs. Harold E. Jmks, Mr, n'r.- " of vellow daiSies. oJ Gamma, along with other ,active C 00 on 00 rC?a. . and Mrs. F. ,L, Geary, . E:on The brIdegroom IS the son of' .' sletta, Bea Lockwood and Grace members and alumnae from ali Mr. an~ Mrs, Earl ,J, Khnge.. Mr. and Mrs. John Garson, Mr. 1\11'. and Mrs. George W, Car- George asked hIS brothe~, Gor- Brown, members of the Grol:p. I over the state will meet Satur- are chairman of. the _comm~ttee and Mrs .George E. Potter. Wil- 'line. ruthers of Windsor Onto don Carruthers, to pe hIS best Tickets may be obtained at sho!'t ., .,' man and the guests were seated day, March 7," in the Michigan planning the Square Dances Ham Hammond,' Mr. and Mrs.' ':.,: ,ml .. LOIS w~ddmg gown was fa.sh- by Paul E. Morgan, George E. the door or from members, dona- State College Union hi Ea-st and Saturday's meeting is to Raymond Kidnie, Mr. and Mrs, >,L:' toned Wit h mo.ul.ded bodice, I White of Windsor, Charles Rich- tion one dollar. Lansing. . .., have In- international theme. Ed Trevaskis, Mr. and Mrs. Ted net::. )uche~se lace.out1ml,ng the deep I ard McKinley, John Raymond ------Luncheon will be served at 12 The Klinges are active at In- Rinestein and Mr. and Mrs. \\'eJS por~ralt ne,ckh,ne whIch was em- McKinley Jr.. the last two Voters' League 'noon, followed' by' a progra'm' ob-' ternational Institute and have In- Frank Duffy, - •• .J ear!. orOldered In tmy seed pearls.' brothers of the bride. serving the third annual Delta vited some of its members to do . Originally the dances were ,'cds The satin s,kirt swep.t into a Mrs. McKinley atteJllded her Ul1Z.tS to Meet ,Gamma State Day. two sets of European square type planned by the Women'. Aux- r:f'Y cathedral tram. Forming soft daughter's wedding in 'a gown ' . Mrs. L. Russell Wildasin of folk dances at intermission time. Biary to raise funds to buy • .:hite cloche ~fTect w~s the lcvely wed- of cocoa toned chiffon and Chan- ,Dayton, Ohio national presi- There. will be Czech, German movie, projector for the church, -ums. dm~ veIl of antIque Brussels lace tilly lace. Her corsage was of .International trade and world dent of Delta Gamma,. will be and English,dances, in native cos- That project has been taken car. the :vhlch ex~ended the I:ngth of the gre(m orchids. economics, with emphasis on the speaker.' Miss Jane Colsher tume, with a round dance or of now and proceeds are bein, "oc;';s Ivory tram. She earned a white '.' . Europe, will be the discu~ion of Grosse Pointe is program polka as well. used to buy additional chairs for orchid surrounded by stephanotis The brldeglOom s 1~10thel. af- .topic for March in. the League of chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ken- These are the square dances, the church. freta and ivy. • I fected pastel aquamarme chIffon "l\et Women voters. neth Kimmel of Uriiversity place. you know, especially designe~ to There, will not be It Unitarian ."h Five bridesmaids and a flower I and lace and her flow~rs were Meetings in five local homes , ':"'Plcture by' Paul Gacli Mrs. W. F. Solms of Detroit fascinate "old hands" at this type square dance in Apr~l because of 1onp, $:irl preceded the bride to the sweetheart ,roses and VIolets. E'1Jow will emphasize the pros and cons . .,. _ . will be toastmistress. Mrs. Milton of dancing. There' are no lessons Easter, and the last of the series altar. The maids were in sea The young Carruthers. left for of the Schumann Plan and pro- , The former FAITH SMITH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' J. Rueger of the Pointe will during the evening, just solid is to take place on Saturday green shantung taffeta with'opera Ia wedding trip to Fort Lauder- tective tariffs. These points bear Charles N. Smith of Cadillac, Mich., who was married on honor alumnae who have been dancing with Wes and Julie Rea evening, May 2, len"th full' skirts and halter I dale, Fla, When they return they relation to the integration of Saturday to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Remter 'or Bishop members for 50 years. . . doing the l:alling. necklines. Boleros. trimmed in will live in an apartment on Europe and its' future economic road. Miss Smith, who has made her home with Mrs. Active members from the Uni- Among Pointe couples who Pointers Due to Return bands of matching lace, ('overed Grand Marais boulevard. health. William Deckert of Lochmoor' boulevard, was--...one of the versity of Mi:higan,. Michi~an have been regulars at the Uni- the bodices in church and the I The bride's going away cos- On March 16, unit meetings rincipals in the double wedding celebrated in St. James State and .AlblOn Will prOVide tarian parties have been Mr. and From Florida Holiday girls' pouquets were of shattered I tume was a mist blue wool suit will be held at the, following P . I k h' the entertamment. Mrs. Frank G. Welbon, Mr. and J'ellow carnations. I with beige and coffee accessories. places: 10 a.m., Mrs. Walter Cis- C~urch. ~he and her brld~g~oom-e ect spo e t ell' vows Miss 'Virginia Fagen, presi- Mrs. Frank McDonald, Dr. and About to return to the Pointe wIfh Manon D~ckert and Cyril M. Tyler, Jr. dent of the active chapter at Mrs. H. E. Rinefort, Mr. and Mrs. following' a holiday in St. Peters- Mrs. William E., Underdown I :l. ler, 1071 Devonshire; 1 p.m., Mrs. was matron of honor and the f PAID FOR WORK ONLY Melville Collinson, 704' West- MSC, announced that open house C. Bruce\ Warren, Dr. aryl Mrs. burg, Fla. are Dr. and Mrs. Nel. ma.ids included Janet Ell e n !,'olks who never do any more (,hester: 8 p.m., Mrs. George Wil~ will 'b. held at the sorority fol- L. O. Geib.' , son Wright Diebel of Touraine Hughes of East Lansing, :Mrs. than they get paid for, never get son. 278 Lothrop. From Another Pointe of View lowing the program. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dasef, road. They have been the guests Walter A. Albrecht. Mrs. Bruce paid for any more than they do. Discussion Leaders include Mrs. Reservations 'can be made Dr. and' Mrs. George W. chds- of Mrs. Diebel's father, George Gabriele Olshausen, Mrs. D, D. (Continued from Page 8), . through Mrs. James Nagel, 471 tiansen, Mr. aod Mrs. H. M. Fredericks who has been spend. Butterfield drive, East Lansing., Cumberworth, Dr. and Mrs. Lyn- ing the season in Florida. MacMechan, Mrs. Harry C. Tur- now on are bound to make social news ••• rell, . Mrs. Donald McCona~hie, Wouldn't you say that was the future of an eleven-year------'-----'------'-.:...-._------Mrs. Charles Scott, and Mrs. Don- GAY old who, planned her own party, , . right down to m~nu and GIBSON'S ald Jennings. . flowers and fun? .•. crutSe-wa)'s: • 'Two additional meetings will be held on -March 18. At 1 p.m. w:.elI, this hostess is Janie Ecclestone, daughter of the Mrs. Ralph Pulliam. 218 Merri- E. Llwyd Ecclestones of Lincoln road ••• whose parents scenic dress, weather will be hostess, and at were Florida-ing , .. 8 p.m., Mrs. L. A. Stewart, of So she made all the arrangements for the Saturday party scene. changing 814 Lorraine. Discussion will be directed by Mrs. R. B. Swegles, marking her birthday . . , and mama arrived home in time jacket! Mrs. Karl VanLeuven, Mrs. to say hello to, daughter's guests., . • I Robert' Brandon, and Mrs. Wal- There was luncheon at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club' ••• , lace Temple. a hayride. , • and then all went back'to the Ecclestone home All of these five meetings open for a Treasure Hunt. • . " I to interested women in the vicin- ...... Iity. ' f Birthday Party Menu i Alpha Circle Will Meet , The luncheon menu included Sub 'Deb Sirloin (or ham- burgers) and French fried potatoes .... carrot and celery I The Alpha Circle of the sticks , • , jeIJied fruit salad with swoops of whipped cream I Woman's Society of Christian .• , chocolate milk. , . white birthda~' cake frosted in pink i Service of the Grosse Pointe and blu,e with' pink 'candles, •• 'and Fudge Royale ice cream. .".- - IMethodist ,Church will hold its " Iregular meeting on Wednesday, Next birthday •. , girdles, ••
March 11, at 12:45 p.m, in the The guest list included.: . I, home of Mrs. Frederick Asmus, Gay Bacon .,. Barbara B~be .,' Frannie Bonbright ••• ,~: 242 Beaupre, Grosse \ Pointe Jackie Booth.,. Sally Degener. '. Julia Ferry, ••• Margaret. .', i Farms. Gram.,. Jo-Jo' Joy. • • ~ . i A dessert luncheon will be . Phyllis Ledyard •.. Renee Marten. , •.Limn Olmstead " ! served and Mrs. A. R. Hancock •• , Ruth Petzold. , , Robin Redfield ••• Gail Stockwell ••• ~: 'Ii will present the pro~ra?,1 ,"God's Plan-All One Family. and Mary Waterman' .•• , "
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ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE .DETROIT WESTWARD. at Clare Booth Luce as ambassador OFFICES, UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE Ito Italy, after Senator Olin D, _ POINTE FARMS 36, MICHIGAN I Ezaglerarttiollt\s Johnston (D., S. C.), who had de- .JEFFERSON AVENUE Your L.fhrary layed the action, withdrew all Phone TU. 2.6900 34 ~ 52 By Jean Tajrlor objections. They also approved BAPTIST CHURCH .. Three Trunk Lines A.PRYOR James H. Douglas, Jr., of Illinois,. Member MichiJa Plea Asa'D and Nationa'l Editorial Ass'n as under-secretary of the Air 13337 E. Jefferson at Lakeview . .. "You .are ola, Falher If/illiam,H the yoting ma-n criea, tiThe few locles that"aJ'e left, YOIl are'graj',' . Among. the,:'1952 books are a self-respect and self-support as Force and Val Paterson of Ne. braska, as civil defense admin- Homer J. Armstroft', Miaittcr ROBERT B. EDGAll ,•.EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER }'ouare hale, Father If/illiam, a ,hearty.old m4n, numbertnato':lend th.emselw~ to' journeyed by a little girl who MATTHEW M. GOEBEL :ADVERTISING MANAGER Now Jell me Jhe reason I pray." Lenten reading.. ~ was born' with cerebral palsy, istrator. JANE SCHERMERHORN :..,..FEATURE pAGE. SOCIETY * * * A FAITH E:OR TOUGH TIMES, cut belonged' to a family whose .' . . Church School FRED RUNNELLS ~ SPORTS EDITOR PRIME MINISTER WINSTON Sunday, 9:45 •• m. JAMES J. NJ AIM : ,..NEW S "In the daj's 0/ my youth,H Father lf1illiam replied, by Harry Emerson Fosdick. This dogged fa;ith and courage helped CHURCHILL expressed willing- MORNING WORSHIP ARTHUR R. BLyLER ADVERTISIN G II] remembered that j'ollth could 110t last,' contains three' lectures delivered her to learn. to walk, to write and ness to meet with President Eis- at the Pacific .School of Reltgion to read. Mrs. Killilea. has an S~nday, 11 :00, •. m, MARY DENNIS , : ACCOUNTS ' enhower and Premier Joseph JOANNE HARGIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I / houg hlotf he fII/ure, .u:hatever,,:] did, in California about a year ago. Irish wit that' rescu'es her !rom \ FLORA HARPING _...... CIRCULATION ThaI] never might grieve for Ihe....past." Dr.Fosdic~" .has .,an uncanny self-pity, sentimentality' or mar- Stalin in a get-together talk, on . (Robert SOlltho)') ability to t06ch' with a sure tyrdom.'" .' the bas,is outlined by the Ameri- ...... * stroke, the problems and ques- . '. • • " can president. Eisenhower said ~ntered as second-c) ass matter at the post office, Detroit. at a news conference Febl'ual'Y GROSSE POINTE Michiian, Imd~r the Act of March. 3, 1897. Those.who may remember our plaint a coupl~ o(weeks 11ons.1n the minds of men'lc.day. THESE ARE YOUR SONS by 25 he was willing to meet with ago about receiving an "EMPTY" box from the Lucien Lelong . • • • . Timothy J. Mulvey. Father Mul- METHODIST CHURCH FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Stalin, any time it was thought Company, will. rejoice with us to know the mistake has been ,Dr. 'RQlan~. E;. Bainton w~ovey,. a former missionary to good for world peace. 211 MOROSS ROAD aubscription Rates: $3.00 'Per ~ear by Mail. All News and rectified, This in itself is not so mt,tch of a much but the way w{ote th~ blogr~phy .of ~laytm Japan,' iO: a st~le reminiscent of Advertising Copy Must Be m The News Office by AND • • • SUNDAY, MARCH' in which it was done, isuniql!e to say the least. We received' Luther, HERE I s:r ,. gIves Ernie Pyle, writes of some of Wednesda)', March 4 ; 10:00 Church School for Junior, Tuesday Afternoon to Obtuin Insertion That Week "1 . h" k 'th L I ,. h'd d us a popularly wrItten hIstory, the unsung heroes of the Korean Senior and Interm-edlate a ongls pac age .Wl. e ong s name on ~ .e outSI e ~n THE REFORMATION OF THE war so their families in America TWO WINGS of Arne r i can I departments. I wondered m~mentarlly If our hero was apologizmg by sen<;lmg SIXT~ENTH CENTURY. "Easy ll}ay know how their sons ate fi~~ter-bombers over two large l1:oo Morning Worship and Ser- \ I mon. Church School for ; us a. co~set. !lOWever, we were even further amazed on sentences and charming .old wood "facing up to the situation:' ll1!htary targets, both within 30 I Infant. Toddler. Nursery. mIles of the Yalu River and its! Kindcr~al'ten, and Prlm. I open~ng It to "fmda loaf of French bread. cuts mask the scholarship. and • I. · ary departments. Letters to the Editor . . This immediately decided us to give a small French dinner that insight: of a first. ranklng church There is a pleasure in hearing nearby .R~d air bases, destroying l' I 29 blllldmgs and setting off REV. HUGH C, WHITE, Poltor . February 28, 1 very fine weekly, to which, in- evening •.• until we felt the bread and realized it was for the birds. historian." a story told that cannot be had TUxedo 1-7878 1953 numerous secondary explosions. I Dur Mr. Edgar, cidentally I subscribe. you stated Then we noticed a section 01 Ihe bread (in Ihe, middle) was cui in, • " .' Irom reading il onesell or even . . "'. \ Your readers will be interesled my address was 5518 Bedlord a squal'e ••. so we lilted it oil and LO! inside Ihe loal were -lucked REDISCOVERING JESUS I>y Ir,om having it read aloud. Fol' in ,the Progress Grosse Poinle is Road; I would like io poi~l oul sma,'lIy wrapped packages with a note advising uS Ihe donor was Jack Finegan is comprised 01 mosl children, we know Ihis to SENATOR Homel' . Ferguson I (R., Mich.), chairman of a Senate making in the MainteQance Fund tha.t the above address 15 In De- "breadfully" sorry for the oversight in the first package! . sermon-essays based' on: talks be true. Drive for the Detroll Sy h ,trOlt' and was m" lormer home " ' . . given 10 coliege groups by Pro- Al the Woods Branch, a Siory subcomittee on military procure- Sixth Church of Christ, Orcheslra mp ony for more than le~ years helore I .. We can I Ih,~k 01 a c,uler way 10 ~... pnse your besl girl Ihan fessol' Finegan. "To darily ~od- Houl' h as been' held alter school ment •.ord~red top officials of the \ Scientist, Detroit , ,. moved to 1012 Bedford Road my hldmg your gift m a.loaf of bread. It IS also a dang good way of ern doubts about the authenticity each Thursday' during the fall DetrOit Ordnance Center to ap- Il would be I gratlfymg to, 'be present address. . ) shipping anything small but breakable. What we found inside the of Jesus' life and the value of and winter months and has been pear at an inquiry into a conj.ract 14730 Kercheval Avenue t . ]_ . t'15 t t' d I have lived in the Grosse 1 e pac ages, was a sma f acon of rguel per ume In an his teachings for our complicated enjoyed by many children in awarded a Chicago firm at almost I a b e to report t lat Grosse Pomte 1"ttl k 11 1 "0 'I" f . Sunday Services. 10:30 a.m. twice the amount of the low bid. Rnd 5:00 p.m. J.a•landingIvmg upbehind0 1 lherepu symphona Ion an' Poinle area lor more Ihan 17 at"Iracllve conlamel' (grand for purse cal'rymg).. and an oUI-ol-lh IS-. Iwenlielh cenlury." that area. ' es * • • Sunday School, 10:30 a.m, more slrongly lhan .ny othi. years, ha~in~ been active in many world lipslick case 01 aquamarine baguell . Our girl Iriends have • • • Now thai Ihe period oi adjusl. Wednesday Evening Testimonial area in lown. Unlorlunalely Ihis CMC affairS 10 the Wal'ren-Ouler been droohng over the laller ever smce we started 10 sporl il! 01 special inlerest 10 Calholic ment alter opening OUI'new Ii. WORD comes from Moscow' :.\1t:eUnz at 8 p.m. Im't lhe case. For the first time Drlv.e Communlly; I am a pasl The'" is only one catch. We Il'eked to, several dl'ugslores 10 change ,eaders is QUARTET IN HEAv - bmy is behind us and Ih, that Stalin has suffered a serious \ Reading Room Open Week DaYI stroke and is in a ven' critical 16348 E. Warren we are In grave danger of failure. pre~,denl 01, the E~st. Warl'en the pink lipslick 10 a red-red .•• and found thai none of Ihe stol'es EN by Shelia-Kaye Smilh. ',wheels are moving swilUy and 10:00 a.m. tt) 9:00 p.m. condition, Whole \vorld awaits In 1951, when the orcheslra ,was Busmess Men s Assoc,aUon; Pasl had ever seen Ihe case. We would suggesl. Ihat Mr. Lelong have Shorl hingraphies of four wo- smnothly at Ihe Central Libral'Y I Wednesda;)' 10:00 A.m. to 6:00 1I.m. being reo g . d I 'b I d Grand KOIghl of the Gabriel .', . .' . • - men who wel'e raised 10 sainl- and Ihe Park Branch, \ve are developments. Was stricken Mon- sunday 2:00 p.m. to (:30 1l.ftl. r anlze • we con n u e Richard Knights f Col b d hlS travel10g salesman look mto lt Immediately. They SHOULD hood by. the ,Catholic Chu.rch, glad to announce a serl'es of day night. contributedalmost $25,000.522,000.LastThisyearyear, weal a mem ber 0f KO..,w~nlSt.lm NUS0..,anI sell like hot cakes '. AND we thank• you ~Dear Distributor' . Saini Calhel'ine 01 Genoa, Saini slory hours to he held al these lhe end of Ihe third week 01 the lormer Director of CYO, Dell'mt Rose 01 Lima, Saini Therese 01 Iwo lib .....ies during Ihe monlhs MORE WINDOWS BROKEN drive, Grosse Poinle is bogging and many olher orgam"allOns. A Irlend 01 ours arrived home Irom a shopping 101lr lhe olher Lisieux and COl'nelia Connelly. of March and April. Farms police making a routine down at $10,000, 1 merely mp.ntion the ahove to day and dashed to the phone to make an iml)Ortant caU. When she "Th author has the nov~1ist's At the Central Library slories inspection of the High School Th. reason for lhe lack of r<- show thai I am no inierloper or lilted the receiver, she heard the voices 01 her ten-year-old son and flai,llor pmjecllng the interior will he told each Friday begin. property on the night of March aponse is a curious ona. Many carpetbagger. a local merchanl conversing like mad un Ihe phone. Being only dra a 01 the spirllual lile oul- Iling March 6 at 4 p.m. ' 1, found windows bI'oken in one people feel that now that we have In my .o?ini~)n, the 2 year char~ human ••• she naturally listened in and this is what she heard, in WaIf I , so that these women step At the Park Branch the Story of the bays on the north side an orchestra (aelually Delroit's ler pr~v16,on IS unrp;as~nabie. he- parl: out Irom plasler casls and come Hour is arranged for Salurday, of the struct'ure. is one 01 the finesl orcheslras cause ,I Iwp years IS vahd, then Merchanl: "Well, 1 don'l 'HAVE to speak 10 your molhcr •• , cre ihly aliv~.". • momings at 10:30 a.m. h,gin. ------"---_._-'---- in the counlry) we have done 5, 10 or 20 years, by the same maybe you eon lell me. I lound lhese gloves on Ihe counter shorlly cing March 7. ' our duly by providing il for Ihe log!c would be vahd. I do MI aller you and your molher leIl here ,'esterday anll I Ihonghl Ihey KI"-REN by Marie L. KliliJea. All boys and gi:'ls 01 school community and now have only believe our courts, \.~ould sustam "Th~, stages along the way to' age will be welcome. might be yours," '- h h the views of some other Repub- • • • the leuer. 1\1111. Then from: toisn'tsit quiteback so.and Aenjoyreallyit. Thatfine sucIt iscartermy thoughtprOVISIons.that such pro- Small boy: After slight hesitation, "Do they have five fingers uni~nI report. on the third anni- lican house leaders who favor all over the free world come lach: in 'ern?" overhaul rather than an immedi- ~omment5 8S these from ruden. orchestra like ours is expensive visions are a "Hand Me Down" vel' ary of. his return to the Na- of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENC£; to buy and expensive to main- from the old carpetbagging days, Startled merchant: "Yes they have!" tionFllist presidency, ordered gen.;. ate extension of the Social SecUl'. l ~tONlTOR, aD International d.U,. tain. If we don't do everything and would not stand lI~der pres- Boy: ",1 guess those must be mine. then," eral mobilization and called on ity System~ More than 60 million newspaper: ...... e can to support the marvelous ent day m~des of l!ving in large Our little mother doesn't know whether Junior is going to the eight million people of For- people are covered by the insur- "The Monitor b mat retHt instrument that we have under urban sections. grow up to' be a Philadelphia lawyer or whether he thinks most mosa to complete prepal:ations :mee plan now. ing lor straight.tlainltUt, Paul Paray we. will soon have I -enclose, for ~'our use, a peti- people haxe SIX fingers! this year for invasion of Com: • • • people. • •• " neither M. Paray nor such ex- tion and Order to Show Cause * ... '" munist China. He made no prom- Tuesday, March ~ '" returnedto school.'" e f:ellent musicians. Detroit, instead. filed' on my behalf with the An English girl, who is a domestic assista!}t in one of the ises as to w hen the invasion lapse 01 18 year•• l.,ill let R,PSSIAN FOREIGN MINIS- I of making musical history, will Wayne Circuit Court'today,' Pointe's plush mansions, applied recently for the renewal of; her might begin. my degree Irom 'M colkp. TER; Andrei Y. Vishinsky, speak- bllt my eductltiOJS eo".. agains~ame haveand admitto hang,thatitsit headhqs noin VeryFREDtrulY J.yoursPOTVIN passpor t .,. so for some wee ks she has been having correspondence THE COMMITTEE• • • (or Eco- ing before the United Nations' from the Monitor. 9 • :' nomlC eve opment, an 10 ur:nh- bme nor money for beauty and • *.. . with her native land as well as with the American authorities. Last . D 1 . fl . 60-nation Political Committ~e, "The Monitor ,ille, ",e idHt , culture. Editor's N~te:-In his peti- week, one of the letters she received concerning the passport deal, al private research' organization, lor my work •••• " c~lal'ged that the Republican "I truly enjot iU .... Grosse Pointe' cannot l~t this tion to court 1\Ir. Potvin states came' from England and on the outside of the envelope was stamped proposed that the United States Party of the United States, rep- pany. , •• " . happen. As • community we that he has lived at 1012 Bed- the words: ' . take over same 'of Britian's de- resented an' important segment .tand in a very special place in ford road "for a period of six "In tlre service of Her Majesty the Queen." fense burden, but met with You, tM, will find the Monhor of American life that did not I informative, with complete ","aria respect to the Symphony Or- months and more immediatel)' Our little maid was rather non-plussed when the p.ostman rang strong opposition from Senate want peace. H.e was answering ------news. You will discover.. eon. ,hestra. It was through the tire- preceding the 26th day of the doorbell to deliver the letter by hand instead of leC\ving it in Republician Leader Robert A. charges made last week by Chief structive viewpoinl in every new. less efforts of an eminent Januar)' A.D.- 1953." circuit' the box as usual. He explained: "This is VERY. exciti;1g. I had to Taft. The CED said its plans U. S, Delegate Henry C. Lodge, &tory. resident of Grosse Pointe that Judge George B; Murphy has bring it to you myself. Looks like you got an invitation to the should go through so that urgent Jr., that Russia started and is " ~se the coupon 'below lor I .pee the orchestra was reorganized. handed down an order to show Coronation!" Vivi La Grosse Pointe! reforms of the sterling-area eco- supporting the Korean War. ,~ CI31 Introductory lub5criplion- 3 months for only $3. He did it, incidentally, rtot from a cause why Mr. Potvin's name * nomy can be undertaken. ~ • • • . . . ._._---~------••••••••••• j consuming love of music but should not be entered on the '" * Monday, March 2 SUPPORTERS of the aged ~ The Chrbll.n StI.n.. Monllor because he realized that a great ballot. Hearing on the order has Old timers might get a kick out of the following couplet we On •• Nor ,. 51.. Bo.lon IS. Ma.... ". S.~A.' • A STIFF COMPANY-SIZED Premier Mohammed Mossadegh I _PI nd me In IDlrcdudf'f7 I..",uil'- orchestra is a civic necessity to been set for 3 p.m. on Friday. found in a collection of gay nineties pape~s: roamed the streets in Iran and ~ ,Icn I" Th. Chri,li.n Sd'''ta M."il_ u.. March 6. I\lr, Potvin wants to "Go to my father," she sa(d • • • when I asked her to wed. attacked by Chinese Communists 76 I.. "... I ... ''''I _ PO - .,.....,,;.;.;,«",;,...... e' ct- c-" .,;,..,;....;,; i: ;;'. in'c st. :.. L ' •• ~ .. -=-.. ~ ;: ' ~ • ': "-:. A • ..... - • General New. ,... Section 2\ • Classified '.Featur.'age Thursday I March 5. 1953 Page Eleven GROSSE POINTE; MICHIGAN ,. - Burglars Flee as Woman Cub. Sco~t Pack Plays Host to Fathers at Dinner Proposed School Bond Issue Battles Them in Her Yard Endorsed by Woods Council: A courageous Woods woman In-the meantime, the other in" The Woods Council went on Franklin D. Dougherty, ,school !,attled two robbers she surprised vader ran tow'ards. a car parked record as endorsing the proposed board member, appeared before In her home, Monday" March 2.. at the curb, and drove it rapidly school bond issue of $2,500,000 the council to exppund the bene- fiL<; the Board of Education's Mrs. Ruth Walters, 34, 611 in reverse for. about a half a for the building program., arid of of. Roslyn, left her home at 12:30 block. Police believe this was a proposed program and to request being favor of the con~truc- p.m. to go shopping and returned trick',.tei prevent any:>ne from in that the issues" involved be ap- abou~ an hour later. She put her glimpsing the license number of tion of the Roslyn school, Mon- proved in the coming April elec. car In the garage and entered the car. The man who grabbed day, March 2. . tion .. her home through a side door, Mrs. Walters took after the car ~~d descended into the basement and got in, and then both fled. wIth some parcels., At first it was believed th~t ~he heard noises fr~m the up- nothing was taken from' the ~. staIrs, but paid no attention. Then house, but after a check was Hale !I~lf1'porcIJthe u she heard footsteps and went up made. it was discovered that be- t~ investigate. Peeking from the tweep $450 and $500 worth of ~Itchen, she saw two strange men jewelry was taken,. including' two 'Dlosl~~ 1~ ,the bedroom across from the rings valued at $100 and $200, hVIng room. and a $75 watch. The burglars "They came at me," said Mrs. also took 10. r.olls of pennies, Waiters, "and I ran as fast as I totaling $5. mODIio !/our.ooDJe! could, screaming out the side An unopened piggy bank, be- \ ..... ,;~.. ,. door and through t~e garage. One Iieved to have been discarded by ~~~t "f the~, caught me In front of the the invaders, was found on the garage. living room couch. It belonged The intruder grabbed her by to the Walters' son, Dennis, 8, the arm and said, "Come back in. and was taken from his bedroom. lady, we';e, friends ,?f your hus- I band. He s In there. She fought I People used to hoard their dol. free and ran to a neighbor':; Jars. but nowadays they are {~. ho~se across the street to call hoarding neither their dollars, police. nor their opinions. CUB SCOUT 290'5 Father and Son dinner at the Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian ChuFch on February 24 Cartage. Expre~~. Cr:ttlnlt, was attended by 170 enthuiastic members of the pack and their male parents. A mothers' committee is credited with Packtnr-Llmlted Storoie a ~reat deal of the success of the dinner, but the members. were too busy to get into the picture. Drive Launched MSC Children,'s fpermits Issued Makes Accident By Red Cross The,ater Comilig For 17 Homes Han,dy for C.ops 1~~ . R\ght A\ong Nearly l,aOO men and women, ~ ~ 'Been MoVing "Heidi", that ever popular A Farms building report sub- Eleanor C. Little of 447 Rivard ~~ We ve f 57 'fears\ all volunteers, have begun a favorite of children, is coming to - ~~ or month-long canvas of the city Grosse Pointe on'Saturday, March mitt~d by City Engineers' Mur- boulevard, picked an' appropriate and county residential areas in 14. Two performances. by the ray ¥. Smith, fot the month of .spot to have an accident, Monday, ~~ • t quest of funds to round out the Children's Theater of Michigan Febr~ary, shows that 17 permits Marc,h .2. ~~ 1'0,'1 e Detroit Red Cross Chapter's" bud- State College are scheduled in '.. . Dnvmg south on S1. Clair ave~ ~~G OSS@ get of $1,992,000 for the next order to aceomodate all the young were Issued to buJld new reSI- nue, her car. collided with one r. .~to,."ge fiscal year. theatre-going enthusiasts. dences whose total value amounts driven by Lillian G. Radke of . l.\: ~ The major part of this money They will both be at Pierce to $383,000. Miscellaneous Quild- 978 Westchester road, damaging -- . .,.g was raised in the Torch drive Junior High School, in the ing permits numbered five and the rear end the other wo- of litf 1':_ noroica\ 0'" 'I . last fall. The chapter needs fifst nd A\wa"S ~o auditorium, the one at 10:30 their value was set at $12,500. man's car and the front end of Dependao\e. a $396,000 more to finance its serv- in the morning, and the next at The first two m(lI1ths of this hers. ices, including $200,000 recently 2 o'clock in the afte.rnoon. year saw 26 permits issued for Police walked over and tick- FEATURES 13~OA~IACK AVE., Grosse Polntfl added to defray the cost of col- This. will be the first time building reaching a value of eled Eleanor for reckless driving TU,2-5540 lecting blood for gamma globulin, lhese players have appeared in $586,000, and miscellaneous per- and causing an accident. It wasn't NOTE: The only Jalousie with the ,Good to be used in preventing or modi- the Pointe, although it is the mits set at ten, with an assessed too far, only a few feet from the • Housekeeping Seal of Approval. fying the crippling effects of sixth year they have been tour- valuation of $32,500. City police station. polio .. ing Michigan. They are being ,------100% ventilation, All louvres locked in "Because thousa,nds of families sponsored by the Gros.se Pointe • are emolled in Red Cross through Branch of A.A.U.W. as a com- S E R V I N G THE PO! NT E FOR 1 8 YEA R $ position. their gifts to United Foundation munity service project. Grosse Pointe Radio "Lifetime" aluminum! No lnaintenance, our volunteers face a difficult Tickets are 60 cents and are I • Ventilation even when it is raining! task," said William E. Essery, slill available at Fromm's Hard- and ,TELEVISION Service I '. campaign chairman. "The volun- ware Store, Punch and Judy • Inside sCl'penillg and storm sash . teers know we have given them Toyland, and the Grosse Pointe I ALL MAKES • a tough assignment, but that Woods Book Shop, They may also I Patented "Tension-Grip" glass clips, No seems to make them all the more be obtained from Mrs. Alfred • rattle, tight fitting and easily replaceable. determined to find those who 'raylor, TU. 2-4448, and Mrs: TV Service haven't contributed and give Robert Clarke, TU. 1-7318. Our Installers or. en thoroughly them an opportunity to do their experienced Jolousie mechanics. ~~JCHJGAN BANK parL" A/3c Gerald Heckendorn ALL MODE!.S ru. 5-6313 "Our program is now so ex- f/JJ. 8.J g(UlJ"94 e~1M. Set to Leave for Korea ? ce us or top ra e-ln tE!I1sive that hardly anyone can WANT . A NEW TV SET, allowance on your old TV. Ray T."Lyons Co. fail to be intere~ted. Already ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2457 Woodward Ave. the National Red Cross has A/3c Gerald' (Jerry)' Hecken- 18520 Mack Ave, turned over to the Federal gov- dorn, 18, son 01 Woods Council- Grosse Pointe Farms Far mer ry L 0 cot e din WO.3-7418 Detroit WO.3-7419 ernment enough gamma globulin man and Mrs. George Henken- He Vi'lloge ~ ~ ~ INTEREST for a quarter million polio shots, dorn of 1010 Roslyn road, is due and this is being distributed. to at Stoneman Field, Calif., pre- the healtil departments of the paratory to. his leaving for Korea, PER YEAR FOR 5 YEARS various states for use as needed. it" was revealed by his parents. Jerry enlisted in the Air Force, I.gular Savings Accounts Pay 1 If, % "Our regional blood center and 45 similar centers. in the United July 28, 1952, for four years. He Inllr'! •• 'e, Vear Up To $5000, States .are making regular ship- rec'eived his basic technical train- THE. _ ments of blood to processing ing at Lowry Air Base, Denver, centers, which are working round ~olorado. He will soon receive Try it t.oday - Our' the clock to produce this precious two more stripes. serum. He attended Vernier, St. .Joan . It'lt'lt' I ~~~'lP&~ "Every home is a potential of Arc and St. Paul High Schools ~~~.IIlIlbAN BAn beneficiary of tnis program, for before entering the service. no one knows where polio will His father made it known that mllfveloos, new clothes cleaning method 600 Woodward Ave. - Phone: WO 1-5300 strike, When people fu,lly under- Jerry sang with the Ralph Flan- stand what our program means nigan Orchestra, while he was in • 5 Conveniently Located 8ranches ~ to the children they will surely basic training. The orchestra was Gratiot at Harper Woodward at Boulevard want to get behind it with both touring service camps to enter- their blood and money." Grand River at Li'lernois Grand River at No~thlawn tain the men r-f the armed forces. Campaign headquarters ha\;'e In civilian life, .the' young GERALD PRESIDENT Grand River at McNichols Road been established in the Red Cross soldier was in much demand for building, 153 E. Elizabeth. Many Deposits '''Ivred 10 $10.000 by Federal Dtposit '"s\lrane. Corp•. dances, high school dances and more volunteers are needed to other (festive, occasions" because I' J)~ 1JtI1.6_/~~1Ask about our low, Low rates pick up Red Cross gifts in their of his fine bal'Hone voice. D ~. on LOANS and AUTO FINANCING own l)eighborhoods. Those will~ ing to help may enroll by call- NELSON SCIILAFF BITTEN ing WO. 1-3900. Nelson Schlaff, aged 10, of 95 Kenwood road, was bitt~ by , a poodle owned by C. F. Mulkey of 94 Touraine road, on March 3. The Board of Health was noti- fied and the dog ordered kept ueen Clea'ners' I under observation for 10 days. Same Family For Over 4 Decade. and DYERS , I TEI~'S . S HARDWARE .GROlSi POINTI combines We invite you to avail yourself of "Queenly Cleaning" without delay,. Use Brand either of our Grosse Pointe b~anches 01' phone WOo 5-6100, for p~ck-tip. FINE FOODS Newl I 0. ' • • with USE OUR TWO BUSY BRANCHES IN GROSSE POINTI FINE ENTERTAINMENT ENJOY THE DELIGHTFUL M~SIC OF DECCA RECORDING 51AR ' ll'~;'. ,,_.~(& '1-""-" HA)IISH ~IENZIES .."1"- .... t :..\;r'),,' European (llld New Yo~k Cafe Society Favorite' ~ __f.,", -. ',- t...~"'_'~'~)..;:. <-:;~~t-'4'~HOOVE.R Luncheons, 11 :00 a,m. to 3 :00 p,m. Steam or Dry Ir~n. Dinner, 5 :00 p.m. to 12 midnight Ideal for steam-finishing the new . • fashion fabrics. As light and easy to handle os a regular' iron. Will Late Supper, midnight to 2 :00 ;a.m,' l\""~~';'''' pay for itself on pressing bills. 19834 Mack ••• in ~ht Woodj • 17140' ."':;"'$<' •. - Kercheval ••• ill th4 Vi/lag. Sunday Dinner, 12 :00 noon to"2 :00 a.m .. ~ood Housekeeping approved. TV, 5.3100 18.95 . TV. 2.7010 hst JeHerson & Beaconsfield VA, 2--4"8 18626 MACK, "'ext to Pr)Stoffic. TU. 2-7740, WO~5-6100 .. , ,. . ..._. --- ~ ...... ~ --...... -.:...... ,.._It ...... ~ ...... I...... - ...... ~ ...... -...... &0.....:...... &..1...... A.-• .-...l.a...... a...:.~~ ..\ .. , N.EWS Page Twelve & R0 S'S! ,P0 I N T E Thune Race H. :'>1. ~ 10 within ;)lace in t t ..,. ; 1f'eleoJ "If'ele, new Cl 1: acts mindet o 111IlJel • p I " " .- ..• • 11" ~ , , .~ pleds~ dddre Point -1703 i c ,... ....j" II .. 4-<~', .~ .;:" ..- No MONEY STANDARD PRESTON .TREE.EXPERT Several years back there was and Spray",s Co. much talk about the money J 6840 Kefcheval. Grosse Pointe S' standard-nowadays folks are TU, 1.0951 TR. 2-8000 TU. t.3930 glad to get money of any old -- ( 01 standard...... ,'0' , 'or $ F I I: l -v-. AVAIL YOURSELF OF OUR SERVICE Telephone VA. 2-9500 for experienced'household workers by d~y or week. No fees to employer or :applicant. " Michigan Employment S.cu~ity Commis~ion 14421 E. Jefferson (at C,h4lmers) . . 'anot,her LAKE SH'ORE first! ~llIIlIIlIlIlIIlIlIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllmlllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllillllllfllllllllllllllllllil1I1111l1l1l1ll1ll1ll1l1l1ll1l1l1l1ll1l1l1ll",1l1ll1ll1ll1ll11ll1l~ ~ ': ~ . ~ ~'~ ~ I II Used Car Sale, at WHOLESALEPRICES! i fine imported sp..ris" ~al.S from' !I I II Fabulous .values! Yon don't have to know I'Gngland ~ :J,'ance -'...9lal';j Gel'many I a "guy" to get it WHOLESAJ.JE!Take a peek! I I I ~.,.= =~ Beat the Spring Price Rise! I 1f)~ 1ItaM4- II " \' For Retail Sale Only \ I THE MIDWEST'S OLDEST SPORTS CAR DEAJ.ER iI NO DEALERS! IMack at Cook Rd, - Grosse Pointe Wood~ -TU. !.68~6.7~81 No Phony Guarante~s- Your ~hance to Buy As Dealers Do! l1itllllllllllllllllJIIllIIlIIlllJIIHlllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllll~ 1951 Dodge Coronet 4 Door •.•• " ••. 1425.00 1950 :"ymouth Suburban .•••••• , ••• 1195,00 1951 Dodge 'Coronet Club •. ,." •••• 1395.00 1950,Dodge Coronet 4 Door ."".,.1250,00 SPEOtAL I II FOR ,MAROH .• 1951 Dodge Meadowbrook •• '.r •• , •• 1265.00 19.50 Dodge Wayfarer .,', •••••••• , 995.00 1951 Ghevrolet, 2 Dr. Deluxe ••••• ,. 1245.00 19491)odge Co,~net , •• , •••••• ,••• , 1050.00 SUITS,.TOPCOATS .$ 1'19 • 1949 Buick 2 Door , 925.00 .DRESSES.... .~',A~JD 1951 Ford VB 4 Door., • , ••••• ',' , , •. 1195.00 .. . Plain , . CARRY 195 1 Ford VB 2 Door .••••• "." ••• 1210.00 1948 Dodge 2 Door ...... 765.00 • Speci,al for. 1951 Plymouth 4 Door I : 1225.00 19:"8 ~Iymouth 2 Door ...... 695,00 ., " Thursday,' Friday and Satur~ay.' .. 1947 Plymouth .. Door ., •••••• ,.,;. 395.00 I .... DRAPES :J:d~o54" SALE ... March 5 to 11 Only .. 'CI.an.!1,and~ressed,~' .. , .• Cash and Carry . , SORRY! ,Purchases Hmited one to a customer ...Day Laundry Service '- Shirts ....:- Family Bundles De,.by Cleaners . II • 20087 Mack, at Fairholme TU. 2,..6189 Lake Shore,', Motor Sales~Inc. TASTES Blnll IICAUSI , '..Pickup and Delivery 14615 East Jefiersoll . , ."5 IREWED IIT'II! Charge Accounts Invited PfEIFFER BR£wn'G COMPANY Cottt'en;ent to .A.ll.G1'osse Pointe VAlley 2.1185 3~ Blocks helnw ,the CIty Lim;ts Dttreit Itnd flint, Mich. WE 0 PI R A,T E 0 U ROW N P LAN T ' A, 4. f:. .1.. .' t Page Thirteen C; RO S S! POINT! NEWS Thursday, ~arch 5, 1953 fal1s believe this year's squad has fifty:fi(ty, chance to capture the an ..excellent chance to go ~uch District title." Race Tightens\ In Pill, League ISt. PClul Cagers Favorites Lauer went on to ~ay "Lake- Diesels Suffer Their First farther in Regional competition. H. M. Seldon's pinmen moved nessm~'s Bowling League last shore and Eastland ue the teams ~o wit~in one half point of first Wednesday night when they Defeatin.Church Loop Race In.District Court Tourney' Coach Lauer sums it up this way. to beat in our tourney and with - :>lace In the Grosse Pointe Busi- bowled over the league leaders, "If we can get past Fraser in the With second place all locked League record of 10 victories and a fair portion of luck our outfit ------I Bruce Wigle for three points4 The Grosse Pointe Inter-Church League basketball" fans one loss and their overall season opening game we will have a could take down top laurels." This leaves only a mere 51;2 '11 1 lk b . th .. 32 29 d f ~ up in the East Side (second divi- points separating the first eight WI . ong ta a out e surprIsmg to upset e e~\o sion) Parochial Basketball Lea- record of 12 and 3,. many Flyer teams. handed the previously undefeated Grosse PointeMemor~al gue the S1. Paul Flyers are set- Ray Pety lopped the individual Diesel. quintet by an aroused Woods Presbyterian team ting their sights on the' District THRU scoring for the night with a 633 Saturday,~eIXuary 28, at Grosse Pointe High. . Championship w h i c h will get ....,.8 D:E~~NC:::~~SUN.,IAR. 8MAlt. 15 .( 0 series on games of 223, 209. and All.season long the Diesels had,!> . underway for the Flyers on "'YHlWORLD"S GREAftST ~ 201. Jack Paterson banged home run roughshod' over all th.eir op- the title of four victories and two Thursd..ay, March :S, at Harper Woods High School, located at MAlE SPANISH DANCEIt_,...... _-...... 1& an even 600 series with two high ponenls and appeared to be a defeats . games of 237 and 205. lead pipe cinch to capture the Standings Beaconsfield at Lancaster. -Wf AMeMIIII Other high scores were rolled Senior Division 1I Coach Eddie Lauer's charges It?'elcome IVagon Main/aitls a t by Reid. 234, and Gogolin and season shampionsbip. Maybe. it Memorial Diesels 3 1 will, begin their quest for the Dis- "ltr eleomil1f? Serrice" for White, 225; Smith, 217;. Carroll, was a cas~ of over confidence or St. James 3 I trict title when they tackle , 214; Knuff. 211; Genca, 210, 203; maybe it was just in the cards Woods Presbyterial1 3 % Fraser at 6:30 p.m., March 5, and- 2 lIew comers 10 GroSse Pointe. Brown, 210; McIntosh, 210;.Pet- that the. Diesels were supposed Christ Church Tigers .3 will. enter the initial con test as st. Paul Flyers 1 It acls Otl behalf of local eir';e racci, 206, and Engel, 201. to lose. In either case the spark- 4 slight favorites to advance to the 11\1\1 Thurs., I" . d l' l .' I Team Standings ling second half play by the Methodist Mustangs l. o sun., n semi~final round. . March I to is.GRECO AND .... , COMPANY Of mIll eel. mere ')(l11tS. 1 hey rec., . Bruce 'V'IgIe Co. .. . 181,'~_Woods p.res b.yterian 'quintet fash. Junior Division % The starting quintet of Captain Bini crosby ommetld Ibal JOII - - - H. 1\1. ,Seldon Co 18 ioned the Diesel's initial loss. Christ Church Lions I Memorial Juniors '3 Tim Champine, ,Glen Walters, Bob Hope Barrett s Flowers 16.. Off to Slow Start 4 Bob Wright, Bob Barret and .Tim DorothY Lan\O\1f SPANIIH DANeERI Dr. Tuttle : 15 jBoth teams got off to slow St. Paul. Midgets Ayrault have a burning desire to .. OAD TO BA1.1" _r.liW"''''~_.~~~~~'... Belding Cleaners 14 starts but the contest rapidly duplicate the teat of the 1951-52 R b" 1'eehnlco\Or ... Testa Cement ;. 13~'2. picked up in tempo with Me- Color 3 MA ,..,.,.., tr..".., n.e "It..... h Cub Scout -Pack squad which won the Servite Dis- "",We of Boutin's Service ., 13 I modal charging into a 21 to 13 trict title and went on to the Spanish"'., .... ointe's Patronize ever " Norm Hall 13 halftime advantage. Many of the Host at Dinner semifinals'in the Regional Tour- MWSkiCIM I have m wilt Art Young's Bar ,11 fans figured Memorial was on -WAU'S 1ft.Y, H. Y•.... __ ney held at Birmingham 1a s t \.. th any KenneHy Catering 11 its way to another league victory An eventful year for Cub Pack year. SEATS NOW . Luck Local Bankes Archt. 10 but early in the third quarter 290 was celebrated TuesdJiyevenL On the basis of the Flyer s F.\'es. Orcll. 3.61l; H:lh'. J.IlU, 2.40. 1.80 NEW on this Pointe Insmance 10 they soon changed their minds ing, February 24, with a Father 2 MATINEES SAT. & SUN. at big Bill En~el 10 when the 'Presbyterian quintet, and Son dinner at the Grosse . MAR. 101 & 15 DANCES Or~h. 3.00, 2.40; Bale. 2.40. 1.80, 1.20 's hat Business Melucci Printing 8 paced by Ken McDonald and Poi n t e W09ds Presbyterian Prices Include tax. Kindly send stamped re the Revere Cl~aners 6 Bob McQueen, caught fire. Be- Church, attended by 170. Follow. AIR CONDITIONED addressed envelope ror return o( tickets. d earn Adam-Simms :..... 5 fore the Diesels knew what had ing long established custom, a ere the Team Hi Single hit them the Woods quintet was new committee .was installed. at W. LAFAYETTI!.AVE******************************. .. 'ill be H. M. Seldon Co , 989 out in fro~t 24 to 21 as valuable this annual affair .. y OU b~J fQ"U , . • BEG, MONDAY EVE, MA.RCH' ichigan Revere Cleaners ,.. 974 minutes ticked off the clock. The Rev. Andrew Rauth pro- proud oj our t l, Sl-IOP Team Hi Three Eady in the final quarter Me- nounced the. Invocation before l' "pl/tlt/iall tor * • \ 2 WEEKS ONLY • : Bl'Uce Wigle Co r 27'r4 morial rallied and 9110ved into a dinner. Edward Krawszak, the .. it at Belding Cleaners .., 2722 29 to 28 lead but McDonald and outgoing Cubmaster, acted as Th. Fin.st ~ ~ -.I'. ______McQueen whipped in two quick master of c.eremonies. He was * ~ Mixed Drinks . * ~.. s ._ baskets before the final whistle presented with a plaque in grate- * ~ _to put the final tOllches on the ful appreciation fOl' his excep- and * .. Diesels' first defeat. tional services to the Pack. Cocktaifs * .. . .** .. ~¥P¥¥.- 'rhree Way 'l'ie A mother's committee, headed Note-We use only e were The victory vaulted Woods by Mrs. King Clifford, contri- tbe C H 0 IeI'; S T :* WINNER OF EVERY DISTINGUISHED AWARD ! Presbyterian into a three-way tie buted greatly to the success of liquors and FRESH i 's with dinne~ fruit Juices. Flyers Ifor first place in the Senior Di vi- t~Jeo~j~~del~'a-ndelot, the neu' Cub- :* AS •• OADWAY'S NO.1 COMIDIAN t in the I sion along with Memorial' and ... 7. Bob : ;" THE SMASH HIT MUSICAL . : BOOK CASINO St. 'James, who surprised a falter- master,. ,Vas installed with the aIt 11. . ing Chrisl Church Tiger team traditional ceremony of having * .. sched- WELCOAIE EDDIE SHAW lI with a 29 to 26 decision. St. James the ClIbmaster's headdress placed. * .. I started fast' and built up a big on his head by his son, Howard, * .. ing St. and his music * .. ! lead in the early stages of the Jr. TU. 5.9657 * .. 2 wins 6:30-9:30 'p.m~ I C nte t nd th n held ff d t In addition to Mr. Gandelot, * .. WAGON I 0 s a e 0 a eel'- the new committee l'ncludes'.- * .. rs ha\"f~ Dancing Friday and mined late Tiger rally' to earn 16390 EAST W ... RREN * .. d track Saturday 9:30-12:30 p m the game laurals. Bob Moreland Leroy Selmeier, chairman; Frank * .. It''~ a5k SElF'S readers 10 * .. nament No Cover. No MinimUM paced the victors with 10 points Peslar and John Elling, assistant * ' .. ~ to capture runner-up honors be- clIbma:,ters; Eidon Jones, secre- FINISH fOR Flyers, .h/C(lse pholle m Ibe Ilame (lilt/I' ~/) 0 0 0 0 0 120 0 0 0 OJJlJl UJl g 0 OJ! 0 " : • SEATS NOW ON SALE • t yrua!t, hind BiU Squire who had 12 tary; Garnet Smith, treasurer; WALLS AND * .. ::rrett, (Ie/dress of newcomers In the points for the losers. and Art h u r Kuechenmeister, WOODWORK t F.V":S.; "rell. $5.40; Bale. SUO, 4.20. 3.60, 2.40; 2nd Bale. $1.80. BARG,\IN .. ';If 1\1 AT. 'VED., MARCH 11: Orch. $3.60; Bale. $3.00. l.40; 2nd Balc. SUO .. 6' 2", P. ,/1 7 ( 79.5 '/' " 1 I St. .. James has an excellent membership chairman .. Olli/e. ~.'. -"- , v. .1 SHERATON t MATS. SA'I'., MARCH14 & 21: Orch. $4.20; Bale. $3.60,3.00,2.40; 2nd Ba\c. : 5' 10" It's the new, smooth.as.suede, -1703 or W'O. 1-3554. chance to share the top spot in ***********************l'- WE ;If S1.80. PF.RF. SUNDAY EVE. MARCH 15. (prices Incl. Ta,,) NO PHONE .. ill rely CADILLAC the second round of play which Z rich.aHalin finish Ihal BOWl .. OR l>J.;R S. : on without elfort ••• covers ;If • . ------. .------.-.__ . _.-_._------should wind up in the present * ""i(h one coat ••• doesn't ~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ many ' three-way. deadlock and force a : '------_.. show laps. Dries in juU 20 already . ;:- playoff for the' second round title. * DELIVER minutes, too, without a very' 0;, St. James will meet the winless : "painty" odor. Iu smooth, Methodist Mustangs who have * ON FAMILY ORDERS fubbu.like finish, made ex.tra QUALITY BUILDERS been plagued all season with bad Z Serving ,be Finest. tough by adding resin, aclu. OF $5.00 OR OVER ally resist~ dirt . . . cleans luck and a playel' shortage. !. * CANTONESE and WALTER H. DES/IMPEL and SON when nect55ary with just JOap , ./ Woods Team Favored : , 18411 Mack, at Canyon AMERICAN DINNERS and water. GENERAL CONTRACTORS • Woods Presbyterian is favored : 1 to whip a smaller St. Paul Flyer * Open Datly 3 p.m. to a a.m. OPEN SUNDAYS 30 Year. of Satisfied Customers at 1 as low as ganon Delicious .. · quintet in the final game next ~ Sunday 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. $5.19 te I Saturday, March 7, and if it cornea. ." F .111 Opm Thurs., Fri. and Residential and Commercial building. Specializ- Shrimp Delight Ihl"Ough as expected, will qualify: ~ ~ ! for the second round title play- * Sal, Evmings Tilt 9:00 ing in Birmingham and Grosse Pointe areas. en- and WALKER'S lert Of~Iemoriill is on the spot in the i~..ST A R l\fldwest 4-8151 JOrdan 4-6674 TUxedo %-3219 Chicken Delight final week of play. The Diesels *"'e< 1,1la..T 1la..T have the toughest game of the : J.~ J.~ ROSLYN Paint & Wallpaper No Delivery Cha~ge TUxedo 1-9390 day when they meet the second * .. 20369 Mack. Ave.. place Christ 'Church Tigers, who: 16209 E. WARREN .. MARKET NEAR COUNTRY CLUB HOURS are smarting fr.om the S1. James * at Bedrord ~ Daily: 11:00 to 2:00 and 4 to 11 CHICKEN whipping. tt~~*~~~~~~~~~it~*~~~~~~*~ TUxedo 1-6305 SHRIMP :'Tonda)'s: - 4:00 to 11 :()O 21020 MACK at Roslyn Rd. 30 DELIGHT The Junior Division reached its Open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Alexander I Polen DELIGHT • Fr..nch fried jumbo shrimps. climax when the Memorial Jun- TU. <4.9821 Fridays to 8':00 p.m. frl'nch r r t e d potatoes and iors hung a 20 to 10 schellacking (anl:Y hot-sauce. Yum, Yum. $1~ on the Christ Church Lions. The victory gave Memorial second $1~ • Half fried S w I ( t' s t.:nder- HOME MADE SAUSAGE - 9UALITY FRESH MEATS place in. the final standings one /trown chicken, french fried Per Order game behind the Lions who took HICKORY SMOKED HAMS AND BACON Delivered Per Order polatot'!;,corn stick and cran- ~------. Know the quality Delivered berry sallee. . Eder's Ready to Serve Bonel." Rolled of beef you buy. Home Modo __ ---~------.--- __ _ I RII Here are the grades PORK of beer arranged SAU~AGE ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...-.. ~ j OVEN HAMS' ROAST. aceol'ding to their BAKED Lorge Link or Prime leef q tJ a 1it y: Prime Savings that URGE you , 4, .~ "'."". (1'." . f' " \ "",,., •• ...... ".. '~ . + .'" .... $ sO • t~ +s e b t ft' 51 d. & " - & I), "c- .• - .... • • .... 0" • • _:1.... s ~ -- ~ - .....------~------~ ...... -----~-~-~.-.--~~--~---...- -~. -.-...._ _------. --.-• ., - ----. - ..-- - , P--.. _--. , ---. ..--. __ ..,poo_._• ..,.-._ , "'_9"1'1""" _ p..,PI"l""'!"- __ , -- ,P -.---~---.----~-:-:- ~. :-:r "':' --;" --:10'-;" ~ -:, ""• - '" .' & •• '. , • - ,,' .' \' " ~ • ••• •• ¥." •••.•••• ,..... • -" -... • .• ' - •• """ ' t" ¥ '. l.i i." & '\- .. ' " .. '" • ~ ".&.. .. ,. .' ... .. - . • '.. : .• -~~--4._-~--~ '. Page Fourt.en' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 5, 1953 Lik. ern Old Keepsake.: ...• Liggett Play Barbara Schuler June" Bride-Elect Pointer Returns Mrs. George B. Carruthe~s Liggett School students will Addin~ her name ~o the list of . IFrom CfJlorado' present a play, "The Curious' June brides-elect thiS wee~ was ,__ < Savage" by John Patrick, in the Barb~ra ~chuler w~o. WIll be You'll find that Mr. and Mrs. Th~ school auditorium on Friday and marrIed to Robert Wllham Beau- John W. Mulford, of Provencal the I Saturday, March 6 and 7 at pre. : road, have been visiting their son- will 8:30 p.m. . J Barbara'is the daughter of'Mr. i in-law and daughter, Mr. and chairi The entire play takes place at an~ Mrs. Rudolp~ John S.chul~r ! Mrs. Michael J. Murphy II at CharI the "Cloisters" a home for of Beaupre road and her fJan~e s I their Roaring Ford ~anch near ,~. Marc: mentally }'ll Th 1 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ormand "I Carbondale, Colorado. ~- Leagl , e pay compares W'll' B f R'd t d d h - . the people in the home with the I Jam eaupre 0 I gemon ~: Mrs. Mulfor is expecte orne Parse "savage world" outside. It .is road. on Friday. She went out ahead Thl under the direction of Mrs, Sally Marygrove ~ollege was Bar- of Mr. Mulford to' see their new throu Reynolds. ba.ra's a~ma. mater and Bob r~- gi'anddaughter, Riley Andrea FathE Members of the cast include ceJved hJS dIploma fro mthe Um- Murphy. retar: Sue Boomer, Ellen Lauppe, Sally versity of Detroit. Mr. Mulford will continue his dioce Boales, Corny Von Mach, Joanie ' , travels, going on to Mexico on a FOI Bisceglia, Carol .Vossler, Josie crew are Lynn Max-Aus, Carol business trip. ' ~ ... has Ii Berke, Mimi Jackson, Coe Cook-. Larsen, June Goodwillie, Peggy t," • the fi son, Valerie Oppenheim and Murphy, 'Ann Hardy and Pattie It ¥artha Mack. On the produ'ction Bisceglia. Homj Short and to I I troit, t I , rates, .t:: muni the Pointe I BARBARA SCHULER ! ! C&sa -Picture by Paul Gach man. (Continued from Page 8) eau MRS. OTTO LUNDELL, of servi, National Park Bishop road, is vacationing at have Alumnae Busy her Winter home in Bal Har- tiona bour, Fla. City of also ...... siona The Detroit Chapter of the MRS. B. FRANKLIN ROB- B:!. National Park College Alumnae ERTSON has ,sold her home on Association has been working boull Harvard road to DR. and MRS. .Grosse Pointe Woods! this past yea~ or arrangements girls BENJAMIN JEFFRIES (Virginia for entertaining the alumni . \\ho Straith). 1\'1rs. Robertson plans Wayne County. Michigan chapters of other states at the of a to divide her time between Hotel Statler on May 14, 15 studi Florida and her home. on Cape and 16. lems • I - •• _ Cod with regular visits to her Mrs. Shirley Georgi of Berk- A be many friends at the Pointe. shire road, as general chairman ...... NOTICE rant of the 1953 "Houseparty", has mail1 chosen the following Grosse Spending a month in Florida Board of Review for the of it Pointers to head certain working is the delightful program of MR. ings. and MRS. STANLEY L. FIL- committees. They are Mrs. Wil- of al DEW of Harvard road. 1953'Assessment Roll li~m M. P~rrett, Mrs. Foster Bar- Th WitIr rows Jr., Miss .Marjorie Traver, • • • men, ta"",ow """'" HEOOBWOOb 1 The JAMES W. GRACES, of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'that' the; board of Review Mrs. Leonard Bradley and Mrs. KID BITS, throl Kenneth Cunningham. ' Rivard boulevard, and their son, of the. City of Grosse Pointe Woods" Wayne County, If I, .11 Cll Y TEXTURED lOOD 'All PANELING TED, have returned from a Cali- By NANCY MACDONALD bers, , Miss Marjorie Traver of Whit- Michigan, sh.all be in session in the Municipal Building, - tier road' held a. meeting of. her fornia junket. t I,rs~ .. . Last ':l'uesday night, February Zimmerman, Joyce'Tobeler, Mary 20775 Mack Avenue, GroSse Pointe \X'oods, Michigan, for ITS IlAUTIf'Ul - T!tc' • committee in her home Thursday, . n:S lOW IN COST ..,..wOOil" _clttal the' purpose of reviewing'the 1953 Real and Personal Uk• eompeUtift ill price to February 26, to discussJ banquet MRS. C. HOWARD' CRANE, ,24, lo~ of. the kids forgot their Shenefield, Gordie Nelson, Ji~ I ..... CM lle iI&UMd or w...:w~:: Ib lie it to' ~"'. 1Il0it co"yeolionaJ. ... . Property Assessment Roll. for the City of Grosse Pointe ~ aD .. - arrangements and to wrap favors who has been stopping at the homework and went to the High Clyma" Marty Potter, Dave Hul- __ I Ie oaJ-exceP-.. 1l how~~cdaIe CO'fCrtaas.W~ood .eeu ". 70ur roo 111 ..... ouc-sblnet them aD tor which will be mementoes of Whittier while here to visit her School to see the terrific game bert, Jim Mueller, Doug McBride, Woods, Wayne. County, Michigan, on ClC' toI~ .... -.re IOUC:h of i:...111I a ric~ mcI10W cllaa - Michigan. against Ferndale. Some of those Judy Purdy, Sally Novak, Joanie 1ItJ'. • ~ docorali'" aPPtel. son and daughter-in-law, MR. -M and MRS. C. LYMAN CRANE, there that night were Bev. CHmie, Friedli, Bee Burrows, Carol ,Sob- TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 FO OOEIN O~ RA1>tTtONAl o. 0 • WIOG£WOOb IRINGS NEW of Lincoln road, plans to return Merwynn Keys, Jean Leete, Sally er, Dick Spindle, Ron Cutler, Art TO afGAHCf ••• CHAIM TO HEW HOMES OR OlD H<)M!S AUK! Church Groups to her home in England around Snowday, Susie Slimon, Bob Wible, Kent ShOrtz, Randy Ritch, ,nd on OF ••• Sff THIS JMGNtFICEHT PANfLfNG TOOAY AT May 1. Before her departure she Brown, Ana Bundesen, .Beate Reese MacFarlan ~ and Don Sll will travel to Florfda for a bit Kaulfass, Stu Smith, Jeanie Stun- Chamberlain. *, Plall Meetiltgs TUESDAY, MARCH ~4, 1953 AP of sunshine. yo, Jim Yeager, Bill Cassel, Ann ...... J. A. MaelVOR On March 9, at 8:15 p.m., the . . Orebaugh, Larry Scoville, Jean- "Street Scene" \ 5 the name between the hours of 9:00 a. rn. and 5:00 p. m., EST, r following groups of the Grosse MR. and MRS. CASIMIR S. ette Cameron, Judy Purdy, Joyce of the last S.A. dance held Satur- The Board of Review shall continue in session on these GI' Lumber Compc;any Pointe Woods Pre s by t e ria n REGENT, JR, and their infant Toebler, Ricky Berard and Sally day, February 28 at the High .dates until all interested persons shall have been heard. wi1 Church will meet: daughter, MARY ELIZABETH, Tripp. . School. Some of the kids who La' 12147 Mack Ave., near Connor VAlley 2-2101 The tax Assessment Roll i~ now on file for public exami. Mary: at the home of Mrs. are moving into their new home Lots more kids were seen at dressed up for an evening of be nation at the Office of the City Clerk at Mack ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Russell Harkness, 1736 Roslyn; on Littlestone avenue, Grosse the Wyandotte game last Friday, dancing were Ron Cutler and 20775 cip Mrs. Frank Dettmer will be co- Pointe Woods. February 27, Some of the kids Joan Friedli, George Volis and Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, Ro; .. $ • Sh4 4filh Year 01 Continl;lous Progressive Business by Same Family hostess. Call TU. 5-4511 or TU. cheering the home team on to Sally Novak, Sharon Barnes and 2-9339. Pointers bound for Europe in- victory were Dennis Beran, Mar- Jim Brouchson, Sandra Dickley All persons considering themselves aggrieved by their re~ clude MR. and MRS. DONALD ty Hubbard, Bob Moran, Don and George De Vos, Janie Hester assessments may present their complaints to the Board o'e: 18626 MACK Miriam: at the home of' Mrs. P.l\ Rkhard Mertz, 44 Hampton road. C. STEVENSON, of Berkshire Chamberlain, Jo Garber, Jo Bre- and Rodney Haldeman, Laila of Review at these sessions. Where E, Warren ex( Mrs. George Goodheart will be rond, who are leaving in early den berg. Janie Harper, Al Mann, Sadi and John Taylor, Mary Kent Intersects April planni11g to visit Italy, hOl co-hostess. Call TU. 2-4868 or Hank Crawford, Barb Bendlin Zimmerman and Art Wible, 12: TU. 1-8574. Switzerland, France, Holland, and Jean Leete. And still more Joyce Tobeler and Dick Spindle, BOARD OF REVIEW inc TU. 2.7740 Belgium, Ireland and England. Priscilla: at the home of Mrs. seen there sucking those all-day Donna Mae Smith and Coby Mar- . Wayne County, Michigan 195 Robert Morden, 562 Lake Shore They arc due home toward the suckers were Betty Sykes, Donna tin, Ronnie Kelly and Jack Smith, CIE ~'------end of May. Smith, Jim Clyma, Annette Dan- 8:0 lane. Mrs. Andrew Rider will be ... and Sandy Taylor and .Bill Miller. Ray MacArthur 5-2437. . . o'c co-hostess. Call TU. na, Jan Woita, P.nita Hatch, Janie Still more seen dane.ing to, the WILLIAM A. HARING of Ri- City Clerk of Rachel: at the home of Mrs. Armstrong, Audrey Gayer, Janie music of Vern Willard were Almost Mogical! Russell Clinton, 256 Ridgemont, vard boulevard, has been pledged Hester, Walt Hoover, Barb Eyre, th~ Nancy Murphy and ~nm Snell, in Grosse Pointe Farms. Mrs. Cecil to the Sherwood Society at Kala': Cynthia Hobart, Marylou Hend- Gloria Bopp and Pete Gall, Di- 'Published G. P. News M~rch S. March 12. March 19. 1!t53 re~ Halbert will be co-hostess. Call mazoo College. Mr. Haring is en- erson, Jerry Handlon, Chuck rolled as a freshman at the col- anne Quinlan and Phil Beach, r TU. 1-9681. Beranack, Tom Richards, Eddie Pete Burger and Peg Guinane, 'Sllper Ruth: at the ~home of Mrs. A. lege. Formal initiation for the Wroblos, Calvin Bock, Hal Drink- RE society will' take place in the n.ear Louie Hriber and Judy West- cia Beever, 1510 Fairholme. Mrs. hallS, Don McCarty, Carol de- phall, Jack Rohloff and Sue Dale Boyles and Mrs. Martha future. Tu Bruin, Nancy Ault and Mary Squire and Fran Furtaw and Me Pederson will be co-hostesses. Hoover. Mary Jane Clementi. City of Call TV, 2-9114 or TU. 1-7833...... , Rebecca: at the home of Mrs. Double Weddin,g That same night Carolyn Mitch- • • • wi. This week literally everyone Flpyd Sieber, 1081 South Oxford. ell was host to a group o'f. her of in the High School has forgotten .Hu Mrs. Thomas Blackwood will be I) I ~'. c. •••• & ••.• r.& 5 S••••• &••••.•.• & IIS., ••UIll.a•..•.all. ,•••.• J .:•..•3., •.•. _-3.-_ - ,..11II..• '.011••. -_ •.•••.• ,4•., , ,11I ,.,.,,- •.11II.4- :0;-••.0- -.- .•-.-, -'- .•. -"'-'-'- .•".".'-.-' .-.- -.-----~- ----.-- ---~- - - - I I Thurs~ay, March 5, 1953 'SROSSE POINTE NEWS 5. 1953 The main objection to waiting for an ideal mate is that you get League of .Catholic Women -European Trip [. News Notes from D.U. s. Iisupper Planned overlooked by others who are do- Graduation Gift . .iBy Girl Scouts ing the same thing. St. Pauloscope The Senior Show this year Ann Hartzell,. JO~Jl Legro, Ann ' " . Ready for Membership Drive By KATHRYN ANDRE which will be presented by the 'Woodruff, Dennie Denton, Ro- Tween-age ~ Senior Girl' Margaret Gardner, January boys and girls of D.U.S. and chelle Praeg, Christa Seebar, Sue Scouts will wish each other a TOWNSHIP 'OF The 1953 membership drive of sp.rvice. The Aaron Mendelson "5~". graduate of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Country Day School Barie, Betsy Davidson, Shirley happy birthday at a planned pot. the League of Catholic' Women Memorial T r u s t lftls placed . A panel discussing thel'Prac- High has just received her grad- will be "Brigadoon", the Broad- Zick, Molly Bowman, Marian luck supper and program Mon- ~ . LAKE '....ill be officially opened by the under league' sponsorship funds tical Guide" was presented to the uation present from her fathe~, way hit. written by Alan Jay' Ferry, Sandy Goebel, Jennie day, March 9, at Grosse Pointe chairman of 'membership, . Mrs. for nursing scholarships in n~em- students by the Ser:iors on Feb- Alex Gardner. Lerner. Hagen, Sue Hooker, Nan Max- Methodist 'Church, at 6:30 p.m. "Notice of Registration for Charles Culhane, on Tue30ay, ory of the late Herbert A. Men- ruary 24. Those participating in On Thursday, March 12, they The show will be presented at well, Joyce Mitchell, Kittie Biennial Spring Election March 10, at 1:30 p.m. in the dclson who died in 1951. the panel were: Blanche Finney, will leave their Grosse Pointe Country Day on Friday and Sat- Smith and Susan Whitehead. Seven older-girl troops in League's Activities Building on The scholarships will be grant- Law r e n c e McCormick, Janet home in Moross road for New urda~ March 6 and 7, at 8:15 p.m. Dance chorus:. Lylas Good, Grosse Pointe's District will par- . To be Held on Monday, Parsons street. ed by a committee headed by Wrubel, Tim Champine and Lou York. On the following day, they The story of \ Brlgadoon d~- Martha Moody, Kathy' Benson, ticipate. Representatives fro m April 6, 1953 The drive will con tin u e chairman, Mrs. Clune J. Walsh, Ann Moxley. will board the Queen Mary for scribes the adventures o~ two Wendy Good, Bizzie Buell, Di- each troop have been busy mak. young New Yorkers of our day anne Duncan, ,Ann Murphy and ing plans for an interesting eve- Notice is hereby given that through March 31. Reverend Iand including Mrs. Charles T. • • • Europe. registration of qualified electors Father Thomas W. Murphy, see- FISher, Jr., Mrs .. H. Lincoln '. Tuesday afternoon, February In London .they will tour who in their wanderings through Margaret Reeves. ning carrying out the interna- Scotland inadvertently stumble On Friday and Saturday,' March tional friendship theme. . who have not already register- retary of charities for the Arch- Kemp, Mrs. John Mullane, Mrs. 23, a program was presented by Buckingham Palace and Oxford ed can be made with the Clerk diocese, will be guest speakl'r. John M. Murphy. and Miss Mary the press staff to commemorate University. Next they will travel on Brigadoon, an 18th Century 6 and 7, the 27th annual confer- Scouts serving on the commit .. village where a weddil1g is being ence of the Secondary Education tee are as follows: Beverly Rob- .of the Township of ~ake at his. For the past 42 years the lezgue Burke. Book Week. Those on the panel to Glasgow, Scotland, where they office, 1100' Lake Shore Road has accomplished great works in Eligible for the scholarships included Bill Rossman, Jo Hock, will visit Mrs. Gardller's r.elatives celebrated. Board will be ,held in New York inson and Lynne Dougherty, The events of the day and the City at the Hotel New Yorker. Troop 302; Jean Montpetit and (Gatelo~ge)' Grosse Poi n t e the field of Catholic Action. will be all Catholic girls in the Ed Heck, Charlotte ,Klein, Bob and tour the Highlands. After Shores, Michigan, up to and in- It maintains the Resident State of Michigan-girls who are Barrett and Kay Andre. a month's stay in Glasgow, they seemingly hopeless love of one This conference includes repl'e- Sherryl Walters, Troop 579; Suz- oi the young men for a Scotch sentatives fro m independent ann Estabrook and Carolyn Alex- cluding the 30th day preceding Home at 100 Parsons street, De- just leaving high school and en- .pat Monahan was chairman; will travel on to France where the said Biennial Spring Elec- troit, for 250 girls, at very low tering upon a nurse's career or Bla9lclJe Finney spoke on the they will meet Margaret's sister, lass named Fiona form the basis schools from all over the country. ander, Mariner Ship 301; De- of most of the story.' Delegates from the Detroit Uni- Anna Boerner and Sharon tion. rates. It supports three' com- those who need help in finishing value of Catholic' Books. Janet Mrs. Robert Batten. A happy ending is provided by versity School will be John Mason, 'froop 848; Sandie Hoff- You are further notified that munity houses, St. Peter Claver, their nursing studies. The schol- Hock, Janet Wrubel, Sandre" Last stop will be Switzerland a love that is stronger than the Chandler, .. Jr" headmaster, and man and Patricia Lindow, Troop the Clerk's'office will be open Crasa Maria, and Father Wein- arships will be applicable to any Smith,' Katherine Mullaney and and on May 12 they will board two .centuries between hero ~nd John G. Conley, who is an as- 870; Frances Babcock and Con- for registration every day ex- \ man. The Youth Service Bur- field or type of nursing in any It\arilyn Buehner acted in a play- the "Empress ~f Scotland." herome. Fantasy beco~es reaht~. sociate .editor of The Independent nie Dufford, Marine Ship 385; cept Sunday from 8:00 A.M. to eau gives counsel and casework accredited nursing school, and let entiled "Trapped." ----- The lovers. are reulil1ted. All IS School Bulletin, the organiza- Diane DeSchryver and Sharron 5 P.M. (Saturdays until 12:00 \ services to Catholic children who will vary in amount according , ••• Skating Party well. Curtam. . tion's national' magazine. Garvey, Troop 819. noon) up to and including Mon- have behavior problems and emo- to the need of the individual ap- The Mission game ,play-offs CAST: Tommy Albr1gh~, Peter Herbert N. Shanks, director of The committee is under the day, March 9, 1953, which is tional difficulties. Parents are plicant. were held February 26 between For Birthday Korneffel (Understudy, Bill Cur- the Protestant Children's Home direction of Mrs. F. E. Greifen- the last day to register for said also given treatment by profes- Grosse Pointe Parish member- the Senior and Sophomore boys ' tis), Charles Dalrymple, Robin on Cook Road, addressed the stein, Tween-age Program 'Con- election. sional social workers. ship directors and their captains and girls. The Senior Girls' Thirty Pointe girls and boys Ryan (Ut,ldetstudy: Edgar How- Friday morning assembly of the sultant in Grosse Pointe. For the conveniece of the ~ B~rat House, 460 E. Grand have been appointed as fo11(\ws: team was composed of forwards: cut figure eights and skimmed bert); Fiona Maclaren, Sarah upper school at D.U.S. on Feb- electors the Clerk will be in his ; boulevard, 'is a home for young 81. Clare de Montefalco, director, Charlotte Klein, Janet Hock, around the rinks Tuesday, Feb- Goodard (Understudy: Sandy ruary 27th. He described the . RACIAL PROBLEM office until 8:00 P. M., Monday, girls from 10 to 16 years of age Mrs. J. C. Slevin; captains, Mrs. Mary Ellen Beaupre, Janet Wru- ruary 24, at the birthday party Goebel); Jean Maclaren, Nanette work and philosophy of the home March 9, 1953. \ \\ ho live together under the ('are Louis Charbonneau, Mrs. W.llter hel; guards: JoHock, Rose Ann McMahon (Understu~y: N a.n and discussed the activities of the The race question is much like of Sallie True, aged 15, and her bringing up a family-those who of a well qualified staff which Bernard, Mrs. E. G. Edwards, Blondell and Kay Andre. The brother, Barry, who is 12. Maxwell) ;Meg Brock~e, !ame young people who live there. Thomas. E. Loughlin, studies and treats their prob- Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy, Mrs. Sophomores had Mary Moxley, Bragaw (Understudy. Dianne Among many of the enlighten- have none know best how to Both have February birth handle the situation. Clerk lems and emotional disturbances. Basil Cunningham, Mrs. Arthur Mary Sutherland, and Barbara dates so their parents, Mr. and Duncan); Jane As~ton, Judy ing points that Mr. Shanks made A beautiful clubhouse and restau- J. Fushman, and Mrs. M. P. Glea- Herron, forward; Diane Bickle, Mrs. George Russel True, of Jeeves (Understudy. S usa n was the interesting one that the rant at 120 Parsons street. is sen. Lou Winogrocki, Kay Woods, and Moran road, started last year Hooker). . Children's Home is not an I'or- maintained for the convemence St. Paul Church:- d ir e c tor, Sandra Paradzinski, guards. The Jeff Douglas, Hans ,Becherer, h g" nor its residents "or- giving the joint-birthday fete. Andrew Maclaren, Jock Hoey; p ana "e of its members to conduct meet- Miss Charlotte Dey; captains. Seniors won 35-13. Last year's party was given at Archie Beaton, Don Rentschler; phans. ~any of them are only ({;if~ 01 . ings, have receptions and parties Mrs. George S. Hendrie, Mrs. . ••• the same roller rink chosen for Harry Beaton, Edgar Howbert; temporarily sep~rated from o~e of all kinds. Paul Meilke, Mrs. Alfred J. May- The Senior Boys defeated the Tuesday's celebration. Mr. Lundie, John Wilk; Angus or both of their parent~. Vlr- The League of Catholic Wo- er Jr., Mrs. Adam Kisskalt, Mrs. Sophomore boys 44-30 For the Macguffie, Tony Barr; Sandy tuaBy ~11 parents or relatives of men, serving the communi.ty Arthur Fauser, and Mrs." Robert 'Se~iors, Bob Barrett scored. 19 Dean, Bill Curtis; Frank, Jerry the :hlldren there ~ay a sub- Review through its thol'sand~ of mem- J. Byrnes, in charge of life mem- pomts, Glen Walters 10, Dick Eastern Deanery Jaglowicz. stantlal part of the costs for ~OS5t 'oinft County, bers, has added a new .and vital berships. O'Connor. 4, Paul Geist 4, 'rom Singing Chorus (Boys): Sam board. . uilding, St. Ambrose Church:-dtrec- Champine 3, Joe Jenz 2 and Coull,cil to Meet Daume John Finlayson George On Wednesday, February 25, Wayne County, Michig~n gan, for tor, Mrs. Thomas McDonald; Gene Kornmeir 2. For the Sophs, Mack, 'John Hemmete~, Dave p'.U.S. stu~ents.s.aw a fi~m called captains, Mrs .. Eugene McCafter- Bob Wright scored 8, Jim Ayr- I Personal The National Council of Cath- Wark Tony Barr Herb Hill and One God which descl'1bed and Notice of ty, Mrs. Jos'eph Ostrowski, Mrs.' auIt 6, Phil Van Tiem 5, Fred Pointe olic Women Eastern Deanery Don Rentschler. ' pictured the practices and be- Clara PatterSon, Mrs. A. Reilly, Van Tiem 3, Tim Trombley 2, Notice to ALL Registration quarterly meeting will be held in Singing Chorus (Girls):. Ann liefs of America's three major Mrs. Robert Runkle, Mrs. Ed- John Wade 2, Dan Monahan 2, St. Clare Montefalco parish hall, Macauley, Colleen McMahon, . faiths. ward E. Vismara, Mrs. Marie Bob Keller 2 and Andy Smith. FOR SPECIAL ELECTION • • • Mack and Audubon avenues, on TO BE HELD IN VILLAGE Vismara. Mrs. Joseph Young- Thurs,day evening the play-oft's Wednesday, March 11, at 8 p.m., blood, Mrs. Arthur Stewart, Mrs. with Mrs. Charles B. Hull, presi- CITY Of TAXPAYERS OF G R 0 SSE POI N T E in the Neighborhood Club League Ida Looby, Mrs. Basil Clancy, dent, presiding. Deanery chair- SHORES ON TUESDAY, were started. St. Paul Alumni Mrs. Edward Humpert and Mrs. defeated the Drewery Queenc: in men will 'read their yearly re- The ~ssessmefit roll for the City of Grosse Pointe, W~yne APRIL 14, 1953. Thomas CI:mcy. a three minute overtimepp.riod ports. County. Michigon, for the ye~r 1953 having been compiled Other in c 1u d e Mrs: J>;:rry The program will include a NOT ICE IS HEREBY 35-34. Mary Allor scored 22 I., EST. Champine, Mrs. Ambrose BUt ke, panel discussion on Parent-Child Meetings for Purpose of Reviewing Assessments m these GIVEN that in conformance points, Phyllis Van Becelaere 4, Mrs. Clifford Beauregard, Mrs. and Carol, Doran 9. Those pn the Fa~ily Life with Mrs. AI. Begin with the Michigan Election in charge. 'All parish members Notice of Hearing by the Board of Review 1 heard. Law, the Village Clerk will John. Condon, Mrs. Mary Cros- defensive were Barbara Doran, are cordially invited to attend : exami. be in his office in the Muni- son, Mrs. Harry Heilman, ~ Judy Beaupre and Beverly La- will be held on this meeting, Zoning Board of Appeals 5 Mack cipal Building, 795 Lake Shore badie., , Road, Village of Grosse Po:nte • • • Shores, Michigan, during his TOWNSHIP OF In the next game the St. Paul Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeals >y their regular office hours from 8:30 Varsity was defeated by the Aloha Campers will meet in the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road on . Monday, March. 9 and o'clock A.M. to 4:30 o'clock ~ Board GROSSE POINTE Metro Club 27-51. Mary Ellen " ' P.M., Eastern Standard Time, Beaupre and Janet Hock each Have Preview Monday: Ma rch 16, 1953 excluding Saturdays when his Notice of Registration for scored 11 points, Charlotte Klein hours are 8:30 o'clock A.M. to at eight (8:00) o'clock in the evening to consider the Tuesday, March 10, 1'953 Biennial Spring Election 3 Janet ,Wrubel 2 and Margaret A glimps of the fun in store flEW 12:00 o'clock noon, up to and Wade. Guards were Jo Hock, for them next Summer was en- request of including Monday, March 16, To be Held on Monday, Rose Ann Blondell, 'Kay Andre joyed last week by the campers I at the City Assessor's Office, 17150 Maumee avenue, City :ichigan 1953. on which latter day the A. CHARLES MANNINO will April 6, 1953 and Blanche Finney. who'll be off to Aloha Camp and of Grosse Pointe, from 9 :00 c).m, to 12:00 and from I :30 to Clerk be in his office from • • • Aloha Hive in Vermont. I 8:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 for waiver of the provisions of the zoning ordinance as 4:30 p.m. and from 7:00 to 9:00. in the evening. , .rthur Notice is hereby given that St. Paul's Girls' Alumni met The preview centered around o'clock P.M., for the purpose registration of qualified electors to off street parking requirements for the property All those deeming themselves aggrieved by said ~sses- of receiving for registration and defeated St.' Jude 49-36, Sun- Helen King and Helen Shaw, di- k who have not already register- ment may then be heard. the names of any leg'al voters day at St. Charles. It was the rectors of the camps, who were located at 115 Kercheval Avenue, being the north 5 feet in said Village not already ed can be made with the Clerk first championship playoff game honored at an evening party at of Lot 202 and all of Lot 203 Radnor Park SUQdivision. NEIL BLONDELL registered. • of the Tov,:nship of Grosse of the Alumni. Mary Allor scor- Touraine road the home of Mrs. , Pointe at ,his office. in the' The provision of the zoning ordinance, requested City Assessor ed 25 points, Phyllis Van Bece- Norman Preble Mrs. Henry C. I THE LAST DAY FOR Grosse Pointe Shores municipal waived requires that the rear 20 feet of a lot having not Request lor Itl-rther ;,,/or11Ullion REGISTRATION for the ,.spe- laere 15, and Carol Doran 3. De- Kohring .• building. 795 Lake Shore Road, fensive players were:-Bev La- Guests included girls who'll he more than 110 feet of depth be reserved for parki~g may be made by telephone - cial election to be held on Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, 1953, is bad ie, Barbara Doran and Judy campers this year, alumnae and purposes. TV •.5.5800. ., up to and including the 30th Monday, March 16, 1953. Beaupre. parents. .The directors showed Hearing will be public. Interested property owners Published G. P. New., Mareh S. 1953 day preceding the said Bien- / • • • colored slide films, taken at At said special election there nial Spring Election. or residents of the City are invited. will be submitted a proposition st. Paul Varsity wa~/victorious camp, and then planning and of borrowin~ the sum of Four You are further notified that over St. Mary's of Mt. Clemens reminiscing went on apace over Hundred Ninety-Five Thou- the Clerk's office will be open 18-16, at C.Y.O. Center. Janet punch and cookies. Harry A. furton sand ($495,000.00) Dollars and for registration every day ex- Hock scored 13 points, Nancy I Among those present were the Clerk and Secretary issuing bonds of the Vmage cept Sunday from 8:00 A.M. to Mason 5. These shots were facUi- Kohrings' daughters, Anne, Mary City of Grosse Pointe Farms therefor to construct improve- 5:00 P.M. (Saturdays until 12:00 tated by Mary Ellen Beaupre and Jane; Phyllis Ledyard, Juli- Board of Appeals. City of ments to the sanitary sewer noon) up to and including Mon- and Marilyn D'Hooghe. Guards anne McMillan, Susan Garling- system of the Village, consist- day, March 9, 1953 which is the were Marilynn Blondell, Rose house, Kathleen Williams, Lynn published. Grosse Pointe News March S. 1953 ing of an interceptor sewer. last day to register for said Ann Blondell, and Jo Hock. Johnston, Marion Ferry, Paula Grosse Pointe pumping stations and the eleCtion. ----- Walker and Sarah Goddard. nee e s s a l' y appurtenances thereto. For the convenience of elec- Mrs, Whittingham Visits' During their time in town, Miss tors the Clerk's office will be Father in Fort Lauderdale Shaw and Miss King were house- CITYOF R,egislration Notice Clifford B. Loranger open until 8:00 P.M. Monday, guests ef Mrs. Norman Preble Marcil 9, 1953. Mrs. Thomas Whittingham, of of Rivard boulevard. Vltlage Clerk Thomas K. Jefferis, Provencal road ..are spending two for Wayne County Village of Grosse weeks in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. It wouldn't do to tell sonny Pointe Shores Clerk visiting her father, Francis Mc- now, but most of the big jobs are ~"OSSt 1Pointe m~ IIMahon of the Indian Village held by men who horrified the J'it.. Biennial Spring Election - Manor. ' neighbors as kids. t the Notice of Registration NOTI'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of I )ods, CITY OF for Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe, W ~yne It his County, Michigan, will be at his office BIENNIAL SPRING ELECTION located at ~rOSS1? 1toinf£ 1hnrh I and . I WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN GENERAL OITY ELECTION 17150 Maumee to be held on for the purpose .of receiving registr~tions ltions NOTI.CE I ,Notice of Assessment: from qualified electors that have not al- )t al- The Assessment Roll for the City of Grosse Board of Review for the Tuesday, March 10, ready registered. ~nd from electors that that Pointe Farms, Wayne Comity, Michigan, for 1953 Assessment Roll the year 1953 having been compiled, NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that registration of will possess such qualifications on Aprilb, Iril 6, . qualified electors, who have not already registered, can Notice i5 hereby given that the Boare! of Review of the Meetings he made with the City Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe 1953. Farms, at his office in the Municipal Building situated City of Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne County, Michigan, shall For the PUr}lOSe of at 90 Kerby Road, City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Michi- YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that that be in session at the Municipal Building, 15115 E. Jefferson Reviewing Saule gan, up to and 'including the 30th day preceding the said Biennial Spring Election and General City Election. the 'Clerk willbe in his office on every secu- Ave., Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, for the. purpose of Will Be Held secu- , YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the City reviewing the 1953 City Assessment Roll on lar day from, 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., EST Clerk's Office will be open for registration' every day , EST TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 (Saturday until 12:00 noon) to and includ- Iclud. except Sunday from ,8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. (Saturday AND until 12:00 noon) up to and including Monday, March 9, ing Monday, March 9. 1953. which is the Tuesday, March 10, 1253 1953, which is the' last day to register for said election. s the last day. for takir.g registrations for the between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.' TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1953 FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ELECTORS;. the r the Clerk's offjce will be open until 8:00 p.m. on the follow. Eastern Standard Time Biennial, Spring Election. nnual at the ~ity Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe wg.' evenmgs: \ Farms, Michigan, from 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH 'ointe The Board of Review shall continue in ses3ion on this date each day. YOU ARE' FURTHER NOTIFIED that until all interested persons shall have been heard. All those deeming themselves aggrieved by MONDAY, MARCH 9TH .for the convenience of the Electors, the All persons considering themselves aggrieved by their assess- said assessment may then be heard, Clerk willbe in his office from 8:30"A.M. to that ments may present their' complaints to the Board of Review 8:00 P,M.. EST,on Monday, March (/,'1953, , the at that session. Dawson F. Nacy for the purpose of receiving registrations. M. to Board of Review City AlSeSSOr City of Grosse Pointe Park, Norbe,t ,P. Neff, 1953. Michigan , HARRY A. FUlTON tions. Harry A. Furton City Cleric City Clerk . Iy: WiIIi'.!.m G. Stamman. City Clerk City of Grosse Pointe Farms 17150 Maumee Ave. TUxecio 1.110I 'HUR Assessor and Clerk of the .. Board of Review (PubUshedln G. P. News Feb. 19th and March J, 1953) Published: Grosse Pointe News, Feb. 26. Mar. S. 12 and 1t. Publfshed G.P. News Feb. 28 and Mar. 5. 1953 - .- ~ - -~- --~. ------...... --- _T~"""-" - .----..,__ _""":-""-- ...... __--.--,,---....-..... - ••• ;: ...... po •• - POP; ..---..a p ::s- •• '?'.:.',,4., .e~t.,*t,...... ~~~"""""'...;tf.ff.'!".J~"P!4 ..~$., "=:t$SW, •...• cpe.''''i?'.4'.C4'"'"IIlI'I ..4'i?3.¥P a_------~as a.eo' m __ ----c--- '" ' .. ' .".. • '" 't t._'": " J- ~ .,. ,."Jt..',. ,'F ' •••.• 4 ",_,'.-,.i<'~ 2 .... ,-.c.. •• -"",,#- •. 1; •..• -; ... ;.. ' .... -'J.... - -' • .. ,. n Thursday, March 5, 1953 Page' Sixteen ' G R 0 SSE PO I N T-E NEW S 21 A .. CUS'l uph fion FOR QUlek pric tee. 3 Trunk Lines DEADLINE 5 P.M, TUESDAY YOUR .AD CAN BE CHARGED "CALLTUxed~ 2-6900 To Serve You Quickly " 8-ARTICLES' FOR SALE I8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 19-ARTICLES WANTED .13-REAL ESTATE _19_-_PE__T_S _ 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATIQNS WANTED' K TRADE-IN sofa'~ and chairs. All LIVING room drapes, corn\ce IWILL 'I'RADE girl's 20-inch bike YEAR AROUND home com- MINIATURE poodle pup pie s; CLASSIFIED RATES' I, (Mede and Female) EXPERT suit .tailoring and dress- making, and all types of alter- in nice condition. Reasonably boards, 2 sets bedroom drapes. in good condition for boy's. pletely furnished on s hip championship stock, S150. TUx- C~sh Ads-IS 'words for BOc YOUNG LADY to. assist in dental priced. Van Upholstering Co., and twin spreads, pair lamps, TUxedo 5-1721. channel, St. Clair river, lot edo 2-0535. and medical office. Grosse ations in my home. 15225 Evan~ F< C&~rgeAds-IS words tor 90c ston~ LA. 7-8189. 13230 Harper. ~pen 9 'til 9. lamp shades, blond oak dinette SWING AND LADDER 1 75x200, good bulkhead and dock. BOXER PUPPY, I am 9 months Pointe district.' TUxedo 2-9729. • ------set: Bu!tet, table, chairs, every- -,. p ay- Owner transferred .. Trinity 5- sC: for additionol words. ASSISTANT Bookkeeper, gener- LAMPS-SHADES - Buy direct thing -in very good condition.' gr?lmd eq~llpment. for small 9660, extension 506. old, fawn color, and love chil- Call Still Available al office, typing experience, from O1anufacturer, Shades, TU. 1-4043.' chl1d or !i Jungle-gym. TUxedo ------dren, but my daddy is alergic congenial. office, and reliable. parts, and custom shade mak-" 5.6371. GROSSE POINTE, 1450 TORREY to me. F'or $75 you can give me TUXEDO 2-6900 Grosse Pointe area preferred. ing, mounting and repaIring. SX62 HALLICRAFTER" new in ------. ROAD-3 . bedroom, 2 bathJ a ne\v home ..Call Pepper, TUx- 3 Trunk lines UNSKILLED Best selection of tamps and December, $224.50. TUxedo 2- METRONONE,.in good condition; semi-ranch, 4 years old, at- edo 1-0~36. KQPP'S PHARMACY ED. 1-5590. shades in town. Lamps by Mar- 4031. also Girl Scout uniform, .~i~e tached garage, glass enclosed ----'.;...------. 16926 Kercheval at Notre Dame YOUNG WOMAN desires recep- till. 14637 Kercheval and Man, ------12. Call TUxedo 4-1226 Sat- sun porch, dining L, disposal,; COLL!F; ~UPPY, sable and white, CUNNINGHAM'S' DRUGS JO'BS istique. VAlley'2-8151. LIGHT GREY Spring coat, 12.14, urC;lay or Sunday.' iIlcinerators, storms, screens, also tn-color. Must see to ap- • Kercheval at Notre Dame tionist position, preferable in fox collar, froril Walton Pierce, ------tile floor in basement with preciate. LA. 7-4432. . N6TR~ DAM~ PHARMACY The Door is Open doctor or dentist office. Varied FIR--E-P-L-C----p------A E' EQUI MENT, - per fect con d't'!I IOn; a so cocoa FURNITURE WANTED -: If you washroom; excellent price and ' , .17000 Kercheval at Notre Dame experience. Call TUxedo 2-4744, screens, all types. grates and- ermine acket; breakfast room have anything in the line of terms. Early poss. R. Haskin, YELLOW ca~ary, beautlft~l smg- , GROSSE PO!NTE:DRUG CO. after 8 p.m. irons, tools. See display, at table, 4 chairs, dark oak finish. household fUl'Ditul'e and r-ugs TUxedo 5-0470. el', 2 plas.tl~ cages,'plashc bath 17051 Kercheval at St. Clair at No 'll care for children, SMITH, MATTHEWS, 6640 TUxedo 5-2731. and miscellaneous items. I Call . tub, sacrifice. ,$11.95.. TUxedo pay TItus DRUG STORE WOMAN \vl Ch I i A WA 2 7155 -.------The Isaac Neatway Furniture, anne parker offers in Grosse 2-5914. 1 Kercheval. at Fisher Road afternoons or evenings. Excel- ar evo x ve.. . - . 2 BIRCH chairs, 1 cedar chest, 1 13930 Kercheval, VA. 2-2115. Pointe Maire school/and utter------(z'armsl I lent references. TU. 2-8289. AUTO DRIVERS! Save 30 per ,. l~rge Westinghouse toaster and 1y convenient: A brick colonial ENGLISH Springer Spaniel pup- c MILLER PHARMACY I PACKARD I , ' 1 cent! Only $7.26 quarterly buys pIctures. TUxedo 1-3293. ranch custom built as you pies, 3 months. A.K.C. reg- ~Waybum and Kercheval I l1-AUTOS FOR SALE p GI,RL ,wIshes work cleanmg and $5000/$10000 Public Liability ------might have ordered l't for "'0 IIl' istered. WAlnut 2-2168. . IroOlng Monday and Saturday. .' _' 3 PAIR green draperies, suitable PONTIAC, 6,48, 4-door sedan, ac- J ------BLUE CROSS DRUGS $7 and carfare. TO. 9-8716, ,wIth $0,000 !,roperty Damage. for window wall, telephone cessories, -excellent condition, needs, 2 - bedroom, sunroom 17511 Mack Ave. at Neff Road 21A-GENERAL SERVICES I SKI-LLED JOBS ______TUxedo 1-23/6. . table and bench, 2 18th century one owner, $695, Daytime 13914 16x25, living 10x13, dining, 2- i WOOD'S DRUG CENTER • (formerly Cavaler) COLORED woman wants bundle BIG SALE' mahogany dressers, 1 double Charlevoix. Evenings and Sun. car, $21,500 ... and a 9-bed- VENETIAN BINDS ,19291 Mack Avenue at washing. Can give references. . bed and 1 single bed, two days 1537 Roslyn. room English, brick, )4x22 liv- 21b- Bournemouth. I AVAILABLE Shirts and children's clothes DURAN DELUXE COMB. antique dressers, 1 night stand ing, panelled sunroom, full din- WINDOW SHADES ou'r specialty. TY. 4-1704. ALUMI~UM DOOR and a girl's 20-inch bicycle. FORD '41, five passenger coupe, ing, lay. 1st; maids. 4% mort- EXPEl- 2A-EDUCATIONAL o'1.Expanded Car' and MIDDLE AGED married man, $58.50' TUxedo 2-3417. good tires and motor, new gage can be assumed. Asking PORCH SHADES repa: '. PRIVATE TUTORING Defense Programs h' h hid t' t Regular Price $74.50 ------plates, $100. TUxedo 2-0681. $22,000. TU 2-4660, 'I'U 1-3186. Reas Ig sc 00 e uca lon, wan s Installed complete, 3 stainless steel GENERAL EI.ECTRIC- Refr'I'del'-e ------.-- CORNICE BOARD S JeWE IN position. Versatile, office or hinges. hydraulic door closer, lock. ator, excellent condition. Call 1949 FORD Custom 2-door, blue, LOT 80xt57 ' : YOUR OWN HOME OVERTIM E store, order taking, phone latch and chain, evenings. TUxedo 2-1564. one owner, excellent condition. Beautifully situated in quiet Complete Repail' Service ton. ~1l 'subjects; all grades. Adults TOP WORKING work, good at figures, have car, UNCONDITIONAL MONEY , I No dealer. TUxedo 4-2510. neighborhood, 1/2 block from lake, Cleaning, Repairing 21c-l and children. Certified teachers. willing to learn, some purchas- bACK GUARANTEE EXQUISITE bedroom stllte, full ------and 1 block to Jefierson. Re- Reconditioning I 1953 Call: CONDITIONS ing experience. Small Tool One inch thick. hidden hinges. ca~t I be~, one qhinese rug, one cocoa 1 .DODf approximately 350' 1 steam Iron, new; General Elec------VA. 1-7710 "Customer thousand dollars each last year. YOUNG COUPLE desire 1 or 2 tric sun lamp with automatic BOOKS bought in any quantity. Representative" Office frictions minimized. Call bedroom, unfurnished' apart- timer. TUxedo 5-3760. . Entire libraries, bookcases, art VERNIER ROAD 1274, corner 664( Paul Maxon, Maxon Brothers ment or flat. April occupancy. ------objects. Mrs, B. C. Claes, 1670 Marter. Attractive frame, col- She is the well-informed, pleas- Incorporated, TU. 2-6000. TUxedo 5-1532. MOTORCYCLE - Ariel-Square Leverette, WOodward 3-4267. onial, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, on TELEVISION We Repair ant voiced person in our business . Foul' and L. E. Velocette as -'------more than III acre of land, 74 • office. who looks after your tele- SEAMSTRESS IYOUNG Executive desires to new. 830 Rivard Blvd., Grosse -POSITIVEL Y- foot' frontage, facing go 1 t Specialists Glass and Chino phone service needs. She assists Experienced on alterations of da:~scs, rent. 2 or 3 bedroom house, in- Pointe, HIGHESl PRICES-PAID for course, good transportation, Highl~' Dependable Sales. Service Vases Drillec customers when they wish in- suits and coai!., Apply... cO~lleterrace or apartment. Call -N-E-W-b-l-a-c-k-p-e-I-'.s-I'a-n-Ia-m-b-c-o-a-t,-3furniture and appliances, near schools. and Installation formation about a bill or a change MISS Purdy WOodward 1 8813 "I-Piece or a Houseful." RADIOS REPAIRED .11 Types \N It P' Sh ,- . quarter length, $450, TUxedo Martha Bachen All Work Fully Guaranteed in se'rvice. , a on lerce op ------PRescott 5.5733 of lamps. If you like people . . . if you 17100 K r heval TWO SINGLE women w~nt 3 or 1.7238. _ VA. 1-7710 e c 4 room apartment, furnIshed or E ----~------Grosse Pointe Television like 'work that is stimulating, TUxedo 4-1330 f 'h d LOr' 7 5?59 i CORNICE boards made to order. WA NT D MAPLETON lOa. Let us show - un urOlS e . alOe - w ,I I" d ' t dB. tl . 11 t t d d have: variety ... if you like to S-SITUATIONS WANTED LOraine 7-8255. I amte. or unpam e, y you us we cons rue e an Specialties Co. exercise your own judgement and -- , I Grenwlck. LA. 7-6110. well maintained home. Has 3 17319 E. WARREN initiative; why not drop in and let 0Ide I h' RUFFLED, CURTAINS expertlYI'L~DY deSlI'~s.reasonab~e 2 0~r.31$900 WURLITZER grand piano, .. bedrooms, breakfast room, gas Phone TU,4-2990 Miss Lincoln tell you more about at Ing Fullv Bonded and Insured. don.e. Priced ,reasonable. Calrled 1001:' unfll: nIshed a'p~r~men" m_ like ne,w, must be seen to be heat, is carpeted, al'tisticly dea- this interesting position. fOI and dehvered. Mrs. \ an Grosse Pomte or VICInIty. Ref apprecIated. $400. Webster 5, BEST PRICES PAID orated, cornice boards, large ParUClpatingp~~ct~::ter Business VASES and High school graduates consid. H<\verbeke. VAlley 4-0661.__ 1 erences. VAlle.~_'4-5108, I 5135. ,FOR MEN'S SUITS wall mirror over fireplace and ered .'but some college or busi- ______._ _ ------TOPCOATS and SHOES over buffet in dining room, see . STATUES ness" e'xperience preferred. WOMAN wants washing and'iron- WORKING mother and teenage JUNIOR dining room suite very I TUlsa 3.1872 the interior for yourself to ap- Interviews: 8:30 a,m. to 5:00 iqg at home .. 4352 Maryland, daug,hter \~ould like small un- reasonable. TUxedo 1-1576. preciate its true value, so TV G~~!t~~~~,~:~~iCeIIWF-. RED p,m.,. Monday through Friday. TUxedo 5-5226. furOlshed mcome or apartment . A telephone call will bring us to handy to shopping,. transporta- ull line ot floor APply employment office, 1365 ______in vicinity of Grosse' Pointe DIAMOND rings, 25 and 36 you immediately! tion, schools. Open Sunday 2 to e Television - Radio I lamp oarts. ,. Cas,;~' MIDDLE-AGED woman for baby Parle Call VAlley 4-6283 after point stones, 9 stone wedding . , 6 sitting-days, reference. VAl- 6:00. ' . band. Liquiaating estate. sacd- -OLD JEWELRY .. rmgs, brooches, p.m. Martha Bachers • Sou"d Equipment I Also handmade ley 1-3613. ------\ !icing. TUxedo 2-1027. necklaces, earmgs, etc. John J, VA. 1-7710 I lamp and kerosene ' MICHIGAN BELL 3 OR 4 BEDROOM furnished Lane, 306 Book Building. WO. . ~ East End Filigree Vases 1_ Pick-up and COLORED, neat, experienced, house for 4 01' 5 months be- KELVINATOR refrigerator, ~x- 1-8762. GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES TV AND RADIO Dellver TELEPHONE COMPANY wishes 2-3 days work; refer- ginning. May 1. Call TUxede cellent 1948 model, 25 p0u.nd . What ever' you need 'to buy or to . "it's a good place to work" ences. TE. 3-0322. ______2-2094. II freezer. $110. TUxedo,_____2-1027. PLAINsmall, pianoor babywanted,grand. largeCall anyor s~ll-We stand ready to serve Sales & Service OLLIG EXPERIENCED man f~r green- RELIABLE WOMAN wishes days 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ' DuNCAN FYFE dining table, six time, TOwnsend 9.0324. you. We in:,ite you to call us I ~ house work. DePetrts Incor- Monday, Tuesday, launcl'Y or ,______chairs, credenza and serving . I when plannmg a change. 13940 Kercheval near bstlow" . ELECTRIC~ilOP porated. 230 Grosse Pointe cleaning, references. CaU after TV, table modell 1 year old, 17. table. Good condition. $175. Call CLARINET, in good condition. \ TAPPAN CHAMPIo.N VA. 4.9823 I. ci 7:00, WOo 5-4289. inch, RCA. Call TUxedo S-9225. TUxedo 2-1554 for appointment. TUxedo 5-0170. 128 Kercheval TUxedo ..-~ p_~.-_ ..._.--,_---. __ ~., 1!12UM~f'k. at '\lIT1""" - TV. 1-'';'' lUvd. , .. , ...... _._ c •• at _.. '*., • eo d_ c ' •...... m •• C .n'. 0' •• "$ ••••• (} . Thursday. March 5. 1953. GROSSE POINTE NEWS " ------'------...------.:~--Page Seventeen. _- 21i-Paint and Decorate I speaker. Fellowship period after . CLASSIFIEDS r•••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 21A-GENERAL SERVICES 21g--RoofiIl9 CUSTOM-MADE' draperies, and upholstering. Beautiful selec- HOME OWNERS! CaD TUxedo !,.m., lion of fabrics. Reasonably 1-8170. for gutter. repair, rea p~r~~~~I~~~~:~~~~L~s;.~~!~~...~.~~~.Jilh~~:i;~~j::;O;~~t priced. Workmanship guaran. sonable prices. Richard Willertz WAlnut 2-3986 WOODS PRESBYTERIAN. T h u r s day. March 12:-7:45 Junior Basketball practice; 8:15' tee, TUxedo 2-5000. 50 Roslyn road. Satisfaction Our Guarontee 1995U ~lac, Avenue at. To,-:rey Rd. Ip..m. to 8:~O 'p.m.:~Lente,n Bi~le ~'Il!" ~uxi.~ Variety I~how titled ------1 Andrew Rauth, Minister Study, wIth Mr. Johnson, In-I MIdwinter Madness at Parcells 21h-Rug Cleaning . .Sunday, ~1arch. 8: - io a.m. I structing. . j ~chool Auditorium. ! Metal or Wood Pdinting and D~corating FJrst Worshlp ServJce (Nursery 3 ..:..-- ...... I < T Y PEW R I T ER' RUGS, tacked carpet. and furni Best of Grosse Pointe Refere('ces year olds). 10 a.m. Fi~st section ST. JAMES LUTHERAN Tuesday, March 10:-11 a.m., i .' - ~.-' ture cleaners .• Home ,service. of Church ~chool. (ChIldren 4-9 McMillan at Kercheval Women's Association Program! Satisfaction guaranteed. Free KITCHENS estimate. Call: Interior - Free Estimates years ?f age): 11:30 a.m; Second .George E. KlIrz, Pastor . Meeting; 1 p.m.,' Women's As-' SALES .SERVICE' • RENTALS and JOHN R. FORTIER PRo 7-3551 WorshIp Service, (Nursery 3 y:ar Frld~y, ~a~ch. ~:-Adult class,. sociation Luncheon; 7:30 p.m.,! • ' RE-NU CARPET CLEANERS > ,. olds). 11:30 a;m. Second .sect~on 8 p.m.; Semor chOIr, 8:15 p.m. Explorer Crew 98. J Poriables and All l\lakes . VAlley 2-8085, Formica Tops PAINTING and Decorating, wall of Church School (Boys and glrlS ...... ----- I INE TYPEWRITER CO .. 21i-Paint and Decorate 10-18 yC3rs of age). Sermon Saturday, March 7:-Childl'en's II '------1 WOL VER 1 • - We Design and Build washing, general handy-man, immediate service. VAlley theme at both services, "His confi.rmation, class, 9 a.m.; JU,nior I All Extruded I 13243 EAS'f ,JEFFERSON, AVE. k" 7 30 .- , 26 Years in the Same Location to Suit FOR THE FINEST general paint: I 2-2809. Church-Its Wor. : p.m. chOlr, 11:15 .a.m. 'I H ~I' I' ing and decorating at. reason, --- _ Tuxis Club-Christian Outreach ...... ! eavy A um.num I W. J. REHl\I, l\-Ianager VA. 2-3560 • ATTICS able cost see Charles A: Schra. PAINTING and Paperhanging. Area, Lthrop" Morse, Jr. Chair- SUllday, Mar'ch 8:-5 u n d a'y {I ~------__ • :.• Recreation Rooms del'. VAlley 4-0388. Complete decorating service. man. Film "~.";on~~rful Life". School, 9:30 a.m.; Church sery~ Dp~.~Sl Ii ------...... Materials and workmanship ices at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Ser. , . Porches, Etc. GET THAT NEW LOOK! guaranteed. LAkeview 7-5930. Monday, March 9:-8:15 p.m. mon, "Blessed are the Merciful" LOUIS D'HONDT WRECKING We have a complete llne of FROM A RELIABLE Evening' groups of the Women's from the series on "The Beati- AN D SON materi;tls. it you prefer to do DECORATOR VAN HOUZEN Brothers" com- Association will meet. tudes of Jesus." Supper and S' ., your own work. '. FOR STEEL $169 . Peeky Cypress Panelling CASEMENTS ... ,.". - S0';Detbing distinctive and different for your recreation room, attic room or bar. Will take many kinds of finish., ALUM •. SCREENS I $225.00 per M AND SASH Fits all doors, old or new. REPAIRED-REWIRED any size. We install opera rots .~ only, doors 0'01)'. or doors aod operarors complere. We also Oak F'.ooring , '~ Aluminum Wire, 11c sq. ft. senice aU makes. ' • Bronze Wire, 13c sQ. ft. Big m'm-stock of beautiful milled Appalachian Open a Convenient Charg. Account 100 ft. Rolls - RAT SCREENS oak ... K. D. red or white .. SpeciaJ price 'to all. VISIT OUR NEW DISPLAY ROOMS ~RDER YOUR INSULATION AND STORl\1 sAsa NOW 6v.u~ ~ S~ eo, LUMBER SU~:~IES. 9941 Haye.s' LA.. '7-.9600 Forest o.~rs 46S I Beauiait at WAlnut 4-9300 19743 Harper, between 7 and 8 Mile Rds. lU~ 2.4800 p F.H.A. Tcsms AvallaLJ:: Tb~ Bruen Little Lumber fard tn the World! Open D:aily 7:30 Cl,m. to 6 p.m. Friday 7:30 a,m. to 8:30 p.m, .1'" ...... - ~, ~. ~ ------~~ ~._---_ ---~----- ..--....--~-,..-.-----..------..,...-.--.--.---:'~"':'""~.--.. ~ ~~ ~~ ~ :- -..~": .-.~~ .. - - ' ... ." Page Eig~teen &R.OSSE POINTE: NEWS' Feature Page *, * * * * 1 .Pointer of Interest Good Taste Memorial Cen.ter Schedule who~ where and 'VhritllOi I Girl Scout by whoozit 1'1I1/or#, Rec;pes I of MARCH 6 to MARCH 12 - OPEN SUNDAYS 12.5 P,M:. News P~opl,' i" th, Know *AII Cent~r Sponsored Activities Open to Public Of course. it's vul-gal} to discuss money, but we s\vooned NOTICE: Please call for lost articles at the office. when we heard a local couple are paying $15,000 to have their little house painted, inside and out •.. inasmuch as the International ,friendship made Favorite Recipes They will be held for 30 day's. dove cote is brick, that means only trim on the outside .•• a big advance last week in the of Grosse Pointe Garden Center Room afld Library homes of 20 Girl Scouts when '" * '" People in the Know open for Consultations from 10 a,m, to 12 noon and We'd rather spend our fifteen thousand dollars gettin'g a Troop No. 156 of Richard School Viennese Veal 2 p.m, to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. (Call enertained their mothers at' a sun tan like the wonderful one Mrs. James Vernor Davis Contributed h~' progressive international dinner. TU .. 1.4594,) brought b~ck from Fort Laurerdale •• ' •• Mrs, Charles S. Porritt Sue Schuett~ met the guests • • • * * at the door of the Foster Hutchin's "A Good In-a.Hurry Dish" Friday, Mar. 6-*Ballroom Dancing Classes-7:15 and 8 Society's bible • : • the Social" Secretary for 1953. . is home on Washington road. Nade Cook 11;2 cups of fine noo- p.m. on-the-presse:; .••• McClenahen and Judy Noth~ dles in boiling, salted water. Friday, Mar, 6.-Iadom Club-Meeting-8 p.m. ;II * stine had 'Ieis ready to circle the Next cut a pound of sliced Friday, Mar. 6-*Shamrock Shuffle-Center Club's. Dance Saturday Scene at the Pointe: Bride-eject Ann Kamper neck of each guest. Presiding at veal into one-half .inch -Orchestra-Refreshments-9 p.m. and her fiance, Dr. John l\'litchell Lesesne house-hunting .••• the. huge punch bowl were Carol squares. Three tablespoons of '" '" Hutchins and Nancy Cleminson.' . Saturday, Mar, 7-~Ballet Classes-Olga Fricker, In- '" >/< '" All the hostesses were dressed melted butter, all one clove Mrs. Jewett Dwyer does more for a cloth coat (sh~'s of garlic, sliced. Brown the structor-9:30 a.m. in Hawaiian skirts. There was 'I' wearing a stunner with those short, push-up sleeves In even Hawaiian music in the back~ veal in this. Add % pint of midnight navy) than the mink coat does for most gals ... and gl'ound while Hawaiian pictures coffee cream (sweet or slight- Monday, Mar. 9.LRotary Club-Luncheon and Meeting- at the moment her wardrobe includes a lush sapphire blue and souvenirs set the atmo,,- ly soured). Add two teaspoons 12:15 p.m. ' , felt hat that deepens her own blue peepers .••• ph€'!'e. of paprika and three table- ,Monday, Mar. 9-Water Color Class-l p.m. Monday, Mar. 9-Ballet Classes-Olga Fricker, lnstruc- >/< * * After appropriate games and spoons of poppy seeds. A friend called a pr'ominent Pointe bachelor the other songs, the party moved on to the Cover and let simmer over tor-4:30 p.m. evening and finding him out had a nice, long chat with cook Howard Emerson residence .on a very low fire for about, 15 ••• who confided the gentleman had been on jur~' duty. , • Washington road. Here in "China" minutes. The fire must be low Tuesday, Mar, IO-Optimist Club of Grosse Pointe- received twelve dollars for same ••• which was immediately guests were seated by Frances enough so the cream will not Luncheon and Meeting-12. noon. . jn\'ested in a roast beef .••• Emerson, Luise Wilson, Nancy boil away but instead, cook Tuesday, Mar. 10-Grosse Pointe Brokers Association~ Bristol, and Sue Zebe amid paper down a little . Luncheon and Meeting-12:30 p.m. • • dragons, pagodas Chinese lanterns Tuesday, Mar. lO-Exchange Club of Grosse Pointe- Have you seen those wonderfill French poodles raised and coolie hats. A -real Chinese Pour over the. drained noo- by' Mrs. David Carter Gillis? .. , Our current love is Jet -Picture by O'Col1nor Studio dles and serve with tossed Dinner and Meeting-6:30 p.mr dinnp.r cooked by the hostesses Tuesday, Mar. lO-Kiwanis 'Club of Grosse Pointe-Din- who backs up to a chair and sits down like a human ... He's was served by Sue Lane, Susan 1\'lR8. BURNS HENRY ,JR. OF LAKE SHORE ROAD . salad. Serves four. ner and Meeting-6:30 p.m. ~~ned by Mrs. Gillis' sister ... Mrs. James G. Crowley ..•• Reber, Carolyn Trebilcock,'- and • • * Betsy Buell. Tea was served by By Jane Schermerhorn Tuesday, Mar. 10-Beginners' Oil Painting Class-7 p.m. We have a notarized statement here ••• that the b.e.s-t Jane Forb,es and Lynne Mulliken. The po"rtraits and miniatures of Sigmund Sova may be Full, Schedule Tuesday, Mar. lO-Junior Optimist Club-Meeting-7:30 Yorkshire pudding, in or out of England ••• is that prepared Dessert course was in Ireland found in the Vatican Galleries, in the Detroit Art Institute For Travelers p.m. by Mrs. Sam Barker ••• who's an English lass herself, ~'ou at 'the home of Dr. and Mrs. and in: the salons of the world's great palaces as well as in Tuesday, Mar. 10-0ptimist Mrs. Club-Meeting-8 p.m. kno\v. • • • .. Robert MacDonald in Radnor a select few Grosse Pointe homes. i The travel plans of Mr. and Tuesday, Mar. 10-Grosse Pointe Men's Chorus-Meet- ing-8 p.m. .;. * * * • Circle. Sue MacDonald greeted Today we have used the~ . . Mrs. Mark C. Stevens' young Grosse Pointe Hunt Club's annual Sea Food party (March the guests at the front door, portrait t his distinguished I a'nd there are circus figures danc- could easily occupy a full news- Wednesday, Mar. ll-*Service" Committee-Meeting-IO 13 sounds divoon . , . Tom Sheahan is chairman ..• and a fleet while ,Elizabeth Elliott pinned artist recently finished of th~ i~g ar~und the room. Tiny w~ll paper page. . a.m: '" Wednesday, Mar: ll-*Neighbors Club-Bridge Meeting of planes will bring from Maine an Oyster Bar •• , Lobster shamrocks on the mothers. Valorie Poin te's young .and lovely 1Jg.h~s hay~ shades figured In Their Spring holidays call for p.m. Pot Shrimp Boat (shrimps every way imaginable , .. Martin tied white crepe paper Mrs. Burns Henry Jr. who is animal mojtlf. . a trip home this month by Mark ,-1 e Wednesday, Mar, il-*Senior Club-Meeting and Tea- creole fried ..• plain) ••• and the fare will offer squid aprons on all of the guests. Lime surely one of his most en- Bot~ the H~nrys lo:r to cook, IJr. who'll be vacationing from jello and cake were served by ..' ~he' m Spamsh ana ne does d' C I . d fl' I t 1:30 p.m . • • • scallops and shad roe ,••• For the landlubbers: Baked ' CI d J R thUlastlc patrons d 'th th' k . l' t k stu leS at u ver an a Ig1t 0 MoIIY Mcure an oyce owe.. . won ers WI IC Sir om s ea s. f . B h '11 1 Wednesday, Mar. ll-*Ballet Classes-Olga Fricker, In- Ham or Fried Chicken .•.. And not shown in the POI'- Bermuda 01 etsy, W 0 eave After the dessert a court of t .t' f 1\1 H ' t They collect cookbooks and Sweetbriar College on March 25 structor-3:45 p.m. ' ... 1'31 , one \) rs. enry s mos . 4'h' l'b d t b' k . .' • * awards took place at which nOS-. •• tI . some III ell' I rary 3 e ac Betsy WIll be accompamed on Wednesday, Mar. ll-"'Lecture on "The Current New Good Grooming, Reader ,prtlzed PSossessll~lns,fls) Ie ~Imt- almost t the year 1859 when her Bermuda holiday by her PILFERINGS tess, York Theatre" by Prof. V. B. Windt-University of Michigan Writer, Musician," Handywoman la ure ova (\( 0 I~r elg 1.- 1\11'. HenllY's great, great grand. classmate' Bets Andrea Wallace It may be an idle rumor but out California way they month-old daughter, Fma. It IS father Theodore Parsons HaJJ f Ch I tt 'Ill V d fh Extension Series-8 p.m. and Housekeeper badges were '. t I' ' .' 0 sr 0 esvi e, a. an ey say that last St. Patrick's Day the Hollywood postoffice re- on Ivor~, no as arge as a pos- came to Grosse POInte from . B Wednesday, Mar. 11-* Adult Ballet Class-Olga Fricker, awarded. tage stam}} surrounded by tiny • . t have reservations at Elbow each ceived a letter addressed to David O'Selznick .••• A d f 1 11" to the ' . Connechcu . . C,..'o untl'l Apt'1'l7. Instructor-8 p.m. . ; s a won er u c max pearls and worn suspended 'l'he most. highly pr)zed one 10UTh J 17 M k '11 Wednesday, Mar. ll-U. S. A. Post 100 Canadian Legion * * whole evening, Mrs. Mark Edgar from a narrow gold chain on of the moment bowever is a '1 fen °En une 1 al"th '"h'l. Bennet Cerf tells us that when Arthur Brisbane (lied he a Girl Scout leader for 35 years, her neck . ~. d 'th sal or urope a ong WI IS -Meeting-8 p.m. * ,.. * was one of the rIchest editors in the history of American told of her early experiences in. . . . . SpanIsh one whIch arrive w~ school friends, Dave White and Thurscay, Mar. l2-Detroit Region Sports Cars of Amer- Scouting and at international en- . If there I? somethmg Spa~1sh young Mrs.. Henry. It contams Jim Wallace of Toledo. ica-Dinne~-7 p.m.; Meeting-B. p.m. journalism. There were two reasons for this: he was a genius campments. In the fe~lmg S~va has glve~ the secret for her enchilladas They hope to meet Betsy in in his line-and he had a constitutional aversion to incurring • • •. the portrait and If you wonder, and other wonderful. fare. Spain for she'll also be traveling unnecessar~' expenses. A biographer summed him up as a Will we see you all at Jacob- about the nam:, of the Henrys Back to the portrait of Mrs. abroad. She will sail around the "man who never took his eye off the main chance, and never son's at the Girl Scout cookie wee daughter, (It s actually Jose- Henry by Sova, we were par- Iberian Peninsula and North If' You Play • • • See Gray! cringed once from either adulation or money, Upon being booth, Saturday? fina), it's as it should be for Mrs. ticularly interested as th~. young Africa 'this Summer. 0 Henry traces her ancestry back subject explained to us iQe fas- introduced to an English diplomat one evening, Brisbane I to .Spain. cinating methods the artist uses. L H ld .,~y.- remarked pleasantI~., 'I'm delighted to meet you, sir. Did A.A.U.W. Group Beautiful Estate FOl' instance, only the back- eague to 0 )'OU know that m~' income was over two hundred and sixt~. She came to the Pointe from ground and scarlet shawl of the A l M · B.FGoodrieh thousand dollars Jast year?'" California a year and a half ago portrait, are done in the conven. llnUa eetlng • His most unfortunate prediction was printed in the Plannil1,g Events as a brtde to preside over the tional brush stroke. Chicago Record-Herald in 1913. "Motion pictures," he de- beautiful French chateau which All the rest is accomplished The Christopher Organization, '53 Jack Purcell The newly organized evening belonged to her husband's grand- by dot painting in which the clared, Hare just a passin'g fane)' and aren't worth comment group of Grosse Pointe A.AU.W. headed by Father Keller, has in this newspaper." mother, the late Mrs. R. J. C. artist captures the likeness of produced a film, "Government is . Oxfords ••• 6.9S will meet on Tuesday, March 10, Irvine. It is mounted in one of his subject with millions of With the new When the New York Yankees visited Puerto Rico in the Your Business," which will be Moulded Sole. at 7:30 o'clock, at the home of the most beautiful expanses of infinitesimal dots on linen, in course of spring Htraining," the Don Q Rum Company staged Mrs. Howard Harrison of York- shown at the annual meeting of land on the Lake Shore and takes this case. He uses the same the League of Women Voters on a great banquet for the ball players, newspaper correspon- shire road. Mrs. Ray Walmoth one far away from the age of the method on ivory. dents, and local bigwigs. will give thumbnail sketches of March 13 in Memorial Center. I ranch house and within calling When Sova painted Mrs. Henry Reservations for the luncheon, recent books. distance neighbors. he was their house guest. He ob- Also on Tuesday evening, at which like the meeting, is open The house is much the same served her in her home, as'-mis- to league members and frie'lds, the Fisher road home of Mrs. today as it was when Mr. Henry tress of "Hopelands," mother of Robert B, Clarke, there will be lived there as a little boy. Fina, and then he turned to his can be made by calling Memor- ial Center, TU. 1-6030 before 5 tryouts for the spring play to be The walls are interesting with canvas. It took' three weeks to ! produced by, the Fine Arts Com. oil paintings and llortrai~ or do Mrs. Henry's eyes with the o'clock Tuesday, March 10. I mittee. All members of A.A.U.W. his mother, the late Mrs, WiI- Soya method. . Roland Gray's Racquet and Sports Shop ! and their husbands who have liah Hendrie, and his grand- He does his work under a mag. j long cherished- a secret desire to APTITUDE TESTS mother. The young couple add nifying glass using a brush enable you to learn the kind 01 TU. 1.5262 106 KERCHEVAL TU. 1.2262 ' ! "tread the boards" are invited on)y Sovas and besides the valued at a thousand dollars. He work YOU can best succeed In or I to attend this meeting, scheduled the kind of studies YOU should beautiful )jJeeness of the young explained to the Henrys, folJow (For men and' women, boy. £UllI1I1II1I1II1I1II1l1l1l1l1l1U1II1lI1lI1I1Il1ll1ll1ll1l1l1l1l1U1lI1lili1ll1l1l1l1ll1lf1ll11ll1l1l1ll1l1l11ll11ll1l1l1llil1II11111l111111ll1U1II1I1I1I1II1l1lltllnllll1ll1l1l1l1ll1ll1ll1~ I for 8:30 o'clock. All those in- Mrs. Henry there is the artist's "Doing miniatures is a very and girls). 5 ~ I terested in the other necessary Madonna and Child, copied precise work and you need a Vocational Counseling Institut. phases of play production are Daniel L. Beck, Director from an old master. very fine brush. Mine has only 958 Maccabees Bldg. TEmple 11-5$-1 I I urged to be present. ~ MY FAVORITE Everywhere, throughout the 20 hairs, or you better call Woodward Near Warren :;: SERVICE Book "The Swiss Family Robinson" house, there are old prints of V.em string-like feathers. The == Author ,. Goeth e horses and some 'oil paintings of brush, is made With, feathers fi' BEYOND Character in a Book. Maggie Tulliver in the fine thoroughbred hunters from a European bird caBed "The Mill on the 1<'loss" l ." '( ,. f' _... eo .... ------~_....__ .... ------_...... _-~--"--...... ------t. '. «. =- -?tn' m' ••• rtm. •• • .....