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Home of Ih. News CIVILIAN DEFENSE NEEDS YOUR. HELP * * * ross,'e CALL TU. 54600 ews AND VOLUNTEER 99 'KercbeVal TV. 1.6900 Complete News Coverage of All the Pointes VOLUME 12-NO. 15 Entered all Second Class Matter 5e Per Copy at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, APRIL 12, 1951 $3,00 Per Year Fully Paid Circulation .
I DEADLINES Voluntee'rs Can Hardly Wait for Clean-Up Week Many Pupils ~ ...... r~" IPittman Enlisting 0/ the Affected By WEEK Shifted Lines As Compiled by th~ Advisors to Aid In Gross~ Pointe NeW$ Construction, of New Build- Thursday, April 5 ings Makes Changes Neces- JULIUS and ETHEL ROSEN- Defense Program sary to Avoid Crowding BERG were sentenced to death today for stealing atomic bomb The Grosse Pointe Board of Chief Air Raid Warden Estimates As Many As secrets for Russia. Their execu~ 3,000 Education at its regular meet- tion set for week of May 21, Residents May Be Taking Part ing held on April 6 formally Judge Irving R. Kaufman, who sentenced them, said their crime In His Organization adopted boundaries for ele.- was worse than murder and he ment.ary and junior high would be violating the trust of Chief Air Raid Warden Lansing Pittman, whose appoint- school districts which will be- the American people if he ment was announced last week, has announced that he has come effective with the open. showed mercy. made good progress in set~ing up an ad.visory co~itt.ee, in.l! of school next September. • • • the first step in. the .establIshment of a large ol'gamz~tlOn Franklin D. Dougherty, Presi- GENERAL MACARTHUR is which will be spread through the whole Grosse Pomte- dent of the Board of Education. quoted in a London paper as say- Harper \Voods area. 0 stated that with the opening of ing the defeat of Red China Making Personal Contacts R t L ed several new schools next year. would be easy if the UN would . Mr. Pittman re~eased a ~artial en 1 S many changes. in existing bound- "take the wraps off my corn- lIst of names he 1S contactmg to aries have been necessary. He mand."lflie is said to have stated serve on the advisory group and Lzeft d by said that at this time it is im- that a sea blockade of China and expressed confidence that all of e possible to determine how many bombing raids on its railroads them would accept. G P F of the new schools and additions would soon reduce it to impo- Included are: John C. Holley, 'arms will be ready for occupancy next tence. Jerome Remick, Jr., John C. • • September. . . .. Kenower, David E. Burgess, Now Being Built BATTLE- WORN GI's are to be Frank Parker, A. C. Ledya!"d, At present the following build- replaced in Korea. Will be sent Council Votes for Decontrol Sher:wood Reekie, Lem W. ings are under construction: the home for rest period and then Bowen, Ernest Kanzler, William Following Public Hearing in Parcells Junior High School, and assigned to stations in this coun- K. Muir; William Clay Ford, Municipal Building the New Kerby, the Monteith try. Fresh troops to be sent to Januarius A. Mullen, Harold R. and the Poupard Elementary Korea to replace them...... Boyer, David W. Rust, John The' Grosse Pointe Farms Schools. Work on all of these Chandler, Milton J. Boyd, Victor Council voted Monqay night buildings is progressing well and GOV. HENRY F. SCHRICKER Van Hulle, Theodore McGraw clamped an anti-gambling lid on to decontrol all rents in that the Board is hopeful that several and Robert Edgar. , of these units will be ready by all of Indiana today. Issues state To Pick Assistants city. The action of the coun- next September. Plans are now ban on slot machines and all The next step in Mr. Pittma~'s cil was taken following a pubw being made to house the children forms of gambling devices. . . .. plans calls for the ,appointment lie hearing attended by about to be served by these various of a chief air raid warden for 20 landlords. \ schools according to the boundar- EDGAR LEROY BRYANT, each of the separate municipali- brother of the late Ml'S. Henry The Farms will now notify the ies described below. ties in the District. These will FlJrd, seeks to break her will and Housing Expediter in Washington Due to the many uncertanties help select two assistants each, claim all of her $10,000,000 estate of its official action. The decon- involved in the completion of Ol.~ man and one WOf.,an. for himself. Says she promised trol will become effective when these buildings, parents will be rollo,,~'ing these appointments to leave him everything she had. the Expediter informs the local kept informed as to their pro:" it will be necessary to zone the He was not mentioned in her officials of approval of the action. gress. Definite plans relative 'to entire area on a per capita basis. will. City Bas Decontrolled their opening will be announced Zone captains will be picked and • • • it will be their duty to sign up The City of Grosse Pointe is later. Friday, ApriJ 6 "' block wardens. the only other .local municipality Two Unchang-ed GENERAL MacARTHUR has . I::;- .''. '-'J!:~'3•.Santee:Plemr.. Mr. Pittman ~stimates ,that which has decontrolled rents. Boundaries for all elementary again kicked over the govern": '._...... , . . ..~ ..,', .~" ..'.. when the entire'.air.~Ii4Q.~rden G.rosse Pointe Park requested a school districts hayeq~e.n .c~g:-..::.:. ment traces by applauding Re-' .\.\'" Me1llbers and prospective m'embers of the Gold and .-the Blue Hi'Y organizati'ons at Grosse Pointe High School organization is properlyhset up, blanket increase, but the Wayne ed for next ~~~~,: •.tni!':;,re~.i publican Senator Martin's de. will be transported,.in trucks tq,. various'Q'acantlots, ~ th~ ;~ommunity ..onSaturday~ April 21, when thE7ywill illaugu- it may involve as many as 3,000 County Hent Advisory Board has ception of Trombly and Richard. mands for the use of Chiang Kai rate Clean-Up. We~k by' ~idd:ing..;suc1r 'pioperties .of. unsi'g htli.rubbish.~y'ing out th~s brand new ,Gr:osse J(qint~ City residents of the district. withheld any recommendation to A complete description of ele- Shek's Nationalists Chinese troops collection truck, and lining up garden .fo61s;with driver NICK ZAUNER' at the wheel, are'DAN WEBB, TOM'LAMB, On Tuesday Mr. Pittman an- the Housing Expediter. mentary school districts is given in Korea. Also says he is con- TOM PFEIFLE, BILL REXFORD:; SKIPOBOLD, BOB LAW, NORM LASCA, PETE DAVIDSON, TOM WILLIAMS nounced that.invitations to serve The Wayne County Board has at the end of this article. vinced fate of Europe will be de- and JOHN FILDEW. on the 'Advisory Committee had been sending representatives to In order to relieve the enrol1- - cided by the war in Asia. ,
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Thursday, Aprifl2t "195r Page Two (; R 0,5 S E POI NT ENE W 5 : TO ATTEND 'Y' PARLEY . he.ad a delegation of 34 VOllD1t€~1 of Westchester is one of t.he ALW!,YS FOLt.OW ltIESI: OfF~L (I¥1t. ... EM5I Mrs. GeorgeA. Schemm, of and' staff leaders leaving on delegates., ' New School District Boundaries Set Maumee> avenue, president of Thursday, April 12, for the Cen------the YWC"A of Detroit, and' Miss tral Regional Conference of the Happiness, to some, elation, is (Continued from Page 1) attend the Parcells Junior High I the east side of Chalfonte (j AIR RAIQ INSTRUCTIONS Annetta :S. Eldridge, YWmetro- YWCA to be held in Chicago to others, mere stagnation. f!ach school. Due to the peculiar School. Avenue, 'thence southerly to the politan executive director .. ' ~il1 April 13-16. Mrs. Kins Collins -Amy Lowell geographical nature of the school It was recognized by the Board middle of Morcss Road, thence district, it has been impossible to that in all probability this plans westerly to" the middle of Mack establish boundary lines so that of organization cannot remain in Avenue; East, Lake St. Clair; 1'10 elementary child will have operation for more than a period South, rear lot line of tHe south more than one mile to travel to of two years, The Board believes side of Moran Road; West, middle school. In the main, however, that one or two vears from now of Mack Avenue from Moran with the excepticn of a few the demands of the senior. high, Road to thp. middle, of Morass Drop to flooc: Try Turn off, sc:c.e burners. 'Go to families living in the extreme school will become such that no: R,oad. to get undet: a bed \ ., corners of some of these districts, new s~venth graders will be able Monteith School --.: North, rear or: heavy table- shelter room YO\l the resulting distances which to be admitted without over- lot line of the south side of. Loch- have prepared. most children will have to travel cr,owding the senior high school. moor Boulevard; East, middle of to and. from school are less than This plan will be continued only E Street and E Street extended one mIle. 1 so long as the Board deems it from Lochmoor Boulevard to the Goto~~ Three Junior High Schools advisable. It is H,e intent of the Grosse Po i n te Woods-Grosse Drop' to floor and try to get under ter, follow' warden 's Mr. Dougherty announced that Board th~t pupi1~ wh~ enroll in, Pointe Farms bounda.ry; South, orders. . t.here will be three junior high th~ Brownell JUDlor Hl.gh School boundaryot Grosse 17omteWoods- desk ot' bench. schools next year. Under this wl1~ be allowe~ to contJ!1Ue th~re G:osse Pomte Farms from the plan the junior high schools willi until completmg JunlOr High middle of E ,Street extended. to be organized as follows: . School. . the rear lot lme of the east SIde Drop to floor and J ' .. hi h h I '1 \ The Board of Education and its I of Cha1fonte Avenue, thence bury face in arms. Go to aseigaed tMl.. r~' . ~n~~ T.g b~c o~ f PUPIJ I staff members have spent much I southerly to the middle of Morose; Get out ofline with ter, follow teacher', VI g Y orders. 1\.lr !1 10 e ~rom h ' 1ed~rt ~nt I time in the c~nsideration of thes ....1 Road. thence westerly to the windows. EASY to operate.Just set n aIre e 1emen,arv sc 00 15 l"lC S " 'd 'II tt d th v P' J' reorganizational problems and I ml dIe of Mack Avenue, thence It Qnd forget it. WI a en e lerre umor . . . . h d 1 th G High School. ! b?fore ar~lvmg at any. ~ecl~10n I no:t an west a.ong e ross.e : dIscussed Its many rmmflcahons Pomte WOOdS-CIty of DetrOIt Drop t<). ground. Jf b. Junior high school pupils re- , with renresentative par e n t s boundary to the rear lot line of cover is close by, 1l1ding in the Richard, an?- Ker?y through the P.T.A. Council. While the west side of Eastbourne ,dive for it. Bury LASTS I.ONGEIL Proved elementary schOOl dlstr~cts ~lll l it has been impossible to arrive Avenue: West, the bou~dary be- face in ~rma. by adUal tests with other attend the Brownell JUDlor High I at boundaries which will be en- tween 'the Grosse Pomte and types. Sch~ol, an? .c. J~nior high 5ch.oOIItirelY. satisfactory to all con- Gratiot No.2. Sc~ool ~i~tricts pupils resIdmg m the MonteIth, cerned. the Board has attempted from the DetrOIt CIty LImIts to Get OQt aad SO to Mason. Poupard and Vernier I to establish line" which it feels the rear lot line: of the south Drop to flool- and nearest approved elementary school districts will will best meet the needs of the side of ..Kenmore Drive, thence bury .face in asms. buil4ing or shelter, EFfrc1ENT. Heats water ______.__. . district as a whole. easterly ,to the middle of Helen e'leftly. No heat wasted. 'obey CD wardens. ! Boundaries or Districts Avenue,t~ence northerly to the j Tromblv School _ North, rear lot lme of the south side \ middle of'Jefferson Avenue: East., of Lochmoor Boulevard. rear lot line of the east side of Vernier School North, CLEAN. No soot~ no Edgemont Park: South. Lake St. Wayne County-Macomb County smoke. Put it in your Clair: West. Detroit City Limits, Line: East, Lake 81. Clair: South, kit~hen If you wish. Defer School - North. middl~ boundary line between Grosse Reed "SURVIYAL UNDER ATOMiC ATTACK. ... the olllclti U, S. Go¥ern_ boaIl. lof Mack Avenue: East. rear lot Pointe Shores-Grosse Pointe let. Send 10 c;ll\U to the Supetll\tcl>dent or t.locu~t. 00 ...... - Prin'llDJr Oftk <, \ .' , Don't miss the big television hiI', "TOAST OF THE TOWN," with Ed Sullivan. Sunday evening, 8 p.m, to 9 p.m. Station WJBK.TV, channel 2 e 'B-WAV cuolCEI For lithe drive of'yollr IIf.I" Mercury now proudly mak•• available a triple choIcein tranlmlnion ••M.rc.O.Molic DrlvC'l, the noW .impler, .mooth.r, mar. efficient aulQ- matlc tranlmlssion-or thrifty Touch.O.Mallc Ove:rdrlve are optional ot exIra COlt, There'. also IlIenl.eole Ilanddrd transmlnion. Li"ely tnilet Pinch.J>ehhY Inil@t. folks wl1hminds {or economy become Mercury's best Mends. ' Nudge the cecelerotor end feel how the .purrln;, Ask those who 0lrea9Y awn Cl Mercury ••• and check. your powerful 1951 Mercury engine respondsl Mercury'. , Mercury dealer cbout records on long life and savings. A exclusive a.cylinder, V-type power plant promises 1951 Mercuf'/ will always save more and always be worth quick starts, lrO\Jble-free going as long as you care to more in resale. Call on your Mercury dealer for the fads! drive it. See your Mercllry dealer for a frlal runl .. \ +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ Standard equipment accessories .ond ttlm ntustratod ate subject to change without notice, ~ ~ i 'lifter ~-~" . ~ 1 ll1ffera!s i ~ for 1 ~ ~ ~.DETROIT'S HARPEREAST SIDEot LAK£POINTICHAPel ~kt~ ~ LAkeview 1.3131 ~. EAST SIDE CENTRAL WEST CHAPEL ~ CASS at CANFIELD ~ " TEmple 1-1144 COMPLETE, FINER FUNERAL SEE IT AT DEALER'S ~.~' YOUR MERCURY NOWI Not $365- 8"a90 t Horrls' Pric.. 6iI ~, Includes a mustv". rlchty uphoillterea enket ~: and over 50 Items of friendly service. ~' Other Funerals to $11450 ~' -S~e'- ~: ~:' ~ TRACY MOTOR SALES, Inc. % 0". of AMERICA'S LARGEST FUNERAL DIRECTORS 130 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointe Farms +~~.~ If!; J .1' ------...------ GROSS~, pOINTE NEWS ", :.;;.,-- Mothers' Club Party to Aiel Students Burglars F,ind Runs Out of Gas Doris Sh()ver ,'" "., . " " l: ~"" " ";~,'~ :: Bus~ness ,Poor And iDto Police Sets Bridal ~Date Adding her name to the grow- cil of Social AgencieS, related Three breakings and enterings I Running out of gas proved v~ry some of her Own experiences in in Grosse Pointe, two in the I costly to a juveni,le who is under ing list of June brides, this working with childrens' groups. Farms and one in the City yield- custody by Detroit police. week. was Doris Ann Shover Mr. Marshall Jameson spoke ed almost nothiIi.g to burglars The youth was arrested when who will be married June 23 to about the functions of the Com~ police said. Farms Patrolman Thomas Kilets Wilber M. Brucker Jr. at 4 The thieves who entered Rich- saw' him approaching a car park~ munity Club. Refreshments were o'clock services in the. Grosse served. ard School, Kercheval at McKin~ ed on Lake Shore near Provencal. ley on Sunday, April 8 through The youth explained to the Pointe Congregational Churcl,1. a window in the gym absconded patrolman :that he had just run The bride-elect is the daughter with about $3.50 worth of school out of gas. But a brief check by of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram P. supplies, Farms police said. Kilets through his stolen car list Shover of Grayton road and her The second Farms burglary showed that the auto had been fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. occurre'd at Locke's Service 518- stolen from a Detroit resident. Wilber M. Brucker of Vendome ', .... - tion, 18210 Mack, on Monday" On his way to the police sta~ road. . ._, •• '" ~ f. April 9. The burglars entered the tion, the youth admitted taking Doris, who spent her Spring .-- ...... ,.' station through a window and the car, Kilets reported. vacation from Wellesley here in wrecked a coke machine. Notliing He planned to drive it to Dal. the Pointe, was entertained at a. , :..~ was taken. las, Texas. tea by her future mother-in-law., City police said that Harry ~ ~:,. -' '" Inch, of .12816 Loretto, manager .....-::.- of the Doubleday Book Store, 17116 Kercheval, reported that prowlers had attempted to enter the store Sunday, April 8. _' \. ,'" t The prowlers left after remov- ing four screws out of a moUld- ing in the .door window. Genter Offering Gardeners Treat The Grosse P2inte Libraries have many valuable and inter- , - ,,' " esting books in gardening and horticulture, and they will all be brought together in an exhibition \...t!i~ ~'!;".'S at the Memorial Center on April -..~~. 'Public Sale ,~.~<~>~:~~<>~~'»>",':\",. 18 at 8 p,m. DON'T BUY ~~ -E. J. Santee Pleture These books will stay on ex- ... ~ THE MOTHERS' CLUB OF GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL will hold its annual '.....~ hibit for the remainder of the. '" '/# spring card party and tea in the school at 1 o'clock on April 27. Making plans for the week, but the two sound films, . ""'~11:' Household Furnishings event which will raise money for the club's scholarship fund to help deserving Pointe "Growing a Garden from Seed" A Stick of '''':t'''!'l''-I'''''''' students continue their education, are, left to right: MRS. D. W. CAMPBELL, chairman and "The Power of Plants" will ~, ," , , Not an Auction All Items Priced of table arrangements; MRS. W. A. NARAGON, bake sale chairman, and MRS. R. T, only be shown that night. , ""'"" SCHALLER, general chairman. It is hoped that other than Fu rnitu re ..• l~ -~ ',:j, gardeners will' be present that .....,,- ..' " night as many interesting sug. ~ ~~ '~ gestions will be given to ltelp -'" (' ~ ,.~ I Clean-Up Drive Set for April 21-29 plan meetings in diversffied ~ ~,~'i " f groups. Estate of " , I (Continued from Page 1)' of large trash cans whenever pos-, to eradicate the dread Dutch Elm Mrs. Fred Schumann, presi- ,. :1 , have agreed to collect and dispose sible, These should at all times tree bettle, it has sent out pleas de:nt of the Grosse Pointe Park ._~ ; of all household trash ,that is be securely covered and should to save our trees ,by pruning and Garden Club, will show slides of :~ . piled between the curbs and side- be kept standing on platforms in burning all dead wood, spraying, garden centers taken in various .. Murray W. Sales : walks during Clean-Up Week, order to prevent rust and cor- feeding and watering trees~ parts of the country. • , their officials point out that they rosion and consequent dribbling "Only a dead branch will har- The meeting is open to the until you see Randall 8, are not in a position to supply out of trash. Merchants are urged bor the Dutch Elm Beetle and public. . ..- enough manpower, tv make such to keep alleys clean and it is sug- only a healthy tree can resist dis- ~1 17743 E. Jefferson .. .;. extra coJ)ections with any great gested that neighbors might cir- ease," according to ,literature sent MORE FIRE PROTECTION Leon's Prices Corner Lincoln Road rapidity. Therefore, it is suggest- culate petitions to prevent the to hundreds of Grosse Pointe The Woods Council has pur- . ed by Council Vice-chairman Mrs. use of empty lots for trash and residents by the Council this chased five fire hydrants to be ...... : Schumann, that householders be- debris. . week. installed on Allard Avenue. 1~ .- I gin sorting and collecting the . Stating that now is the time to Information about cleaning up - : winter's accumulation of trash at I nd empty lots of rubbish and gardens and disposal of leaves Saturday, April 14 i once, and placing it outside for glass before grass and weeds and weeds may be obtained by REMEMBER. ALWAYS, YOU ARE OUR GUEST i collection now and over the next grow over them, making it dif- calling the Grosse Pointe Garden : three weeks. In this way .trash ficult for the authorities to mow Center at the War Memorial Cen- BEFORE YOU ARE OUR CUSTOMER from 10:00 a.m. : collectors will not be overtaxed them in their annual effort to ter where an exhibit will be pre- j with masses of rubbish all at contr~l hay fever and insect sented during the week prior to "tle(,rimm,e. : oncc. Last year Grosse Pointe re- breedn~g, the Council suggests the ,Clean-Up Drive. This will ------ported a collection of 800 'cubic tbat neu::hbors band together and featUre methods of garden care, 5rALLtRl£S yards of rubbish and refuse from clean up unsightly lots in their and various samples of tree and .GROSSE POINTE, lots and homes during the one own blocks.' garden pests and how they may 1iantlallE.Leon Sale Conducted By week of Clean-Up. Hi,Y Offers Help be contro}led. " h 0 '" s e 0 f q ua 1t t y Will Collect Trash Blue and Gold Hi- Y boys under other Accomplishments At the turn 'of the cen. " " ~I~NIERNEY The Council also rli!mfuds resi-ihe .leadership of. Ralph D.eal and Garden Clubs of Grosse Pointe, tury, it has been cust~ 9100 CADIEUX ROAD-Block north of Harper H. o. dents ,that such worthy organi- 'Chet Sampson' at the High School the Council and the municipali- ,mory to cover paintings zations as Goodwill InduStries ,have again volunteered to, clean ties all make it clear that Clean- HOURS: 9:30 6:00 (Appraiser) with gloss for protection. to and VoluI}teers ,of America will up vacant lots which will be as- Up Week can result in the solu- Open till 9 p.m. on Mon., Thurs. & FrI,,' collect all kinds 'of trash and signed to them by the various tion of a variety of problems Nowadays, 9 I ass 15 424 Book Building WOo 1~9085 paper five days a week on 24 municipalities. But with the help which appear in our communi. avoided" and the point- TUxedo f .9222 hours' notice. The Salvation Army of every householder, many more ties, such as the much needed ings varnished, enhanc-' will also collect when called, such unsightly spots can more control of rats in many sections, ing their beauty and pro- although its schedules call for quickly be spruced up through- and adequate fire prevention. The tecting the surface. pick-ups of specified objects on out the area. National Fire Prevention Asso- certain days of the week. Householders in their turn are ciation has stated that rubbish , Grosse Pointe Farms and the urged by the Council and muni- and preventable fire go hand-in- City of Grosse Pointe will soon cipa1iti~s to write suggestions'fo:,t hand. Clean property means mail to all their residents post- maintaining a tidier Pointe to fewer fires. Your chances of hav- cards bearing information con- their local newspaper and to use ing your fire d~partment have to cerning disposal of extraordinary the tear-out blank printed below pay you a visit are in direct pro- rubbish during Clean-Up week to inform the Council of unsightly portion to the amount of rubbish Other municipalities will be glad spots which they think need pro- you allow. to give such information to any. fessional attention. Clubs Lend Hand one who inquires. Stresses Tree Care The Municipal Employes Club Need Large Containers As an integral part of Clean- invited the members, of the Gar- Suggestivns to householders for Up Week this year the Council den Club Council to attend their maintaining a neater and tidier particularly stresses the pruning weekly luncheon yesterday at the at community include ,the purchase and care of trees and in an eHort War Memorial, Center. NEW ARRIVALS IN Personal " I .. ,FUR FLOATER SHARKSKIN~ THE IDEAL Policy BUSINESS SUIT Now ••• in addition to our Regular Cold Storage Sharl.skln make8 an ideal material Policy, you may have your precious furs and f\lf. for busine8s ,,'ear ••• with unusual trimmed garments insured with us WHILE OFF OUR PREMISES. The cost is unusually low, shape Bnd pre88-retaining qualities • And these imported sharkskins are MONDRY'• CLEA~,~ERS especially woven in Hghler weight Grosse Pointe for Spring comfort. In Bttracthe plain color8, plaids and stripes. Our painstaking attention to perfect fil, a88ures )IOU of complete 8atI8faction. MEN'S WEAR 617 Woodward 6329 w. 7 Mile Road " i 0::., ._ ,..., _';;P';'$' 7 p 'M WSW '$ $ •• f 3 "gem en $ t <1 w.,+'5 .,..- "fr '2£ PiTh' .' " ;_.•.. -0:1 '1; -H .•,.;''-'-'.~.'''',.f ...• . ., I Page Four 'GR 0 SSE. POI N TEN E W S . Thursday, Aprtll2, 195J r-000lHooolrbooOOClO'OooooooooooooolrbooooooOOOOOOOOT. Pilots, Training Franklin, Hight' tNab 'Four Youths - Kid Bit 5 At Arizona Base Taken by DetithlWithc Stolen Car I." .".. I '.," I Three men' from t~e Grosse Franklin R.~, 57, of Haw-: A car stol~~ fro~ Port Huron By Jane Rippe Pointe area arrived recently at thorne road, died March 28 while I • • T. '"'" "".- ;.< (I S! Q LUKE AFB, Phoenix, Arizona, to on vacation in Mianii Fl' I was found strIpped at Helen and i-H.' R-E,S..•...••. JUlQ 0 0 0 0 Ollllll 0 00 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 2 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 0 flJLU..u..lU 'IL-.'.L.:q... ' orlda.. Fl t d by W d l' 'i ... ' . '.1.. . ""., ':.' :'-'. .., ••..'.' - ". ".: assume duties with the 127th Having joined the Bud . j ee woo 00. s po Ice on d On ~riday, March 30, a group provided by those sensational Pilot Training Wing. Philadelphia in 1923, Mr .cHi~'ghmtTuesday,~ April 3. .' ( , _..;. , ~ .- •. • ' .'. '; , . " ' '". " I - , of semors were seen practicing brothers, George and Rip Rey- • , . . for tne forthcoming Senior In- nolds. . The three men we!e .former~y came to Detr~lt 10 1927 as a FOl;r youths ~ho were seen I formal Assembly at Lou Mc- After the dance, some of the i mer:tbers of. the MIchIgan .All' master mechamc and in 1946 be- Irunnmg away from the car were' The New and Different Public,Restaurant and Clung's house. Rehearsing for kids dropped in at Kay Lips- NatIOnal. Guard ..When the Guard came m~ager ?f the Atwater Iapprehende~ ',a:nd released to the try-outs were Ginny Hitt, comb's. Dancing and sipping was actl'~'ated In Febr.uary and plant~ WhICh I;losltion he held at. Port Huron pollee. ~ountry Club Eeverly Fai.child, Barb Waldow, cokes over there we saw Joannie part of, It. sent to Anzona, the the time of hIS death. ' -'----- Grace Olert, Marilyn Brown, Hollister 'n' Leo Kennedy, Patti Grosse POInteme~ were. among I He was a member or the I d t' W U MICHiGANtS FINEST MENU Elaine Deckert, Jeannie Corbett, Lawler 'n' Terry Lynch, Annie' ~,hose to be stat1~,ned In the Gr?sse Poin.te Yacht Club, De- Stu en s at ayne • CHILDREN'S PORTIONS Helen Anne Witte, Barb Fitz. Purdy 'n' Skip Obold Carol Valley of the Sun. traIt Athlet!c Club the S . t '.' Appear 'on Television , 1 "h F' ht S. d' A . . , OCle y gerald, Sharon Riggert, Barb Kretschmar 'n' Herb Abrash, The O/t Ig er qua ron of 'utomotlve Engineers and a " A "I bl FomiJies, S 140.00 MembershIpS val a e., Single Men, $100.00 Strauss, Sally Noble and Noel Lillian Bundesen 'n' Bud Allen, (jet), 171st Fighter Squadron Shriner.., Tw~ Gross~Pointe residents , Single Women, $50.00 ,"\Tood. Jeannie Corbett 'n' Gary Schroe- (jet) and tl'ie 127th Administrac I Funeral services were held were among nearly a hundred • • • der~ Sandy Goebel 'n' Al Mlyer, tion and Maintenan;:e gr?u~s Sunday, ~pril1 at the Verheyden HILLCREST Luncheons. 11:30 to 3:00 'I. Also on that night some seniors Elame Kihen 'n' Bill Winkler, were formerly part of the MIChl" I Funeral Home. Interment and University of D~t:.Qitstudents to Dinners, 5:00 to 9:00 Sunday Dinners, 12 Noon to 9:00 gathered at Rippe's. Playing Alice James 'n' Pat Brogan and gan Air National Guard. The I Masonic service were held Mon- appear on televIsIon during the COUNTRY 'CLUB I more bridge and watching T.V. Kay's date, Tom Lamb. 197th Fighter ~quadron. was day, A~ril 2, i? Indiana. . TV.Classroom\of. tlle'University 32:5MORAVIAN DRIVE AND CASS AVENUE Reservations we saw Carol Kretschmar, Ann • • • formerly the Anzona NatIonal SUrVIV?rS mclude his wife, held over WXYZ-TV last week off Gratiot. Near Mt. Clemens • Mt. Clemens 3-05sd Glasgow, Diana Nylund. Herb .A..nn Watson was hostess at Guard. Edythe; mother, Mrs. Mary G 'T' h J heR Sl' . Abrash, Bruce Allen, Bob War- a very enjoyable tea. Some of The primary mission at Luke Hight; and J:>rothers, Garrett and. ey were 0 n. .eVln, s~n ner. Joanne Johnson. Anne Bus- those enjoying her hospitality AFB will be to train pilots arid Wayne. lof Mr. (lpd l\fr~. Johp. G. Sl.evm by. Marcia Boothe, Nancy Crowe, were LouIe Borden, Shirley airmen in the art of jet flying'l ------of .1132' Whlttlerjand,Lois c.l. To~ Lamb. Gary Schroeder. Dick Stoup, Paula Sutton, Gloria An- rocketry and gunnery. MUSICIANS' PARADISE. Cahill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SkIdmore. Ed Roberts, Peggy ton, Marilyn Stahl, Barb Mensing, The men from Grosse Pointe At InterlocB.en, near Traverse' ErnestE. Cahill of 19277 Ray- Fisher. Margaret Ann Joop, .Jo- Polly Schmidt, Mary Edsall, tationed at Luke are' Pvt . City, Michigan, is the National mond road. Both are in the Col- anndie J:!Ollisottetr,Joannie Mutt,! vJTanet Sutter, k Sand ra lDiLckle yI,~~:asrd B. Buckeridge, s~n of High School Orchestra and Band lege of Artsl~nhd Sc~ences, the EI an alne o. I' oyce Dannec er, caro un d- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buckeridge, Camp where 400 acres and over former. an'.En.g IS .maJor and the r~ • • • gren, B. J. Hoyt" Janet Holtz, 601 Fisher road; Pvt. Thomas E. 100 buildings accommodate 300 latter,. maJormg m elemel;ltary On Sa~urday afternoon, March. Nanc~ Ramsay, Allee James, H~t Sheahan, son of Mrs. Mary E. musicians from all 48 states. educatIon. ~ 31. Carol Larwin had the second Spaldmg, Sallee Lemen, Joanme Sh h 920 H t. Pf . S 'th J 's h . J ea an. arcour , c. , part of her very ruc~ bridge mI. %S, 'l~ar;..,meBc ~el'Ed 0- Robert L. Stflphens, son of Mrs. ~, ~. lunc~eon. Those who enJoyed the aEndnele erdrll't nne us y, na Irene E, Stephens, 508 N.E. 5th ~. dellclOusl' luncheon and, of course,E I os an 0...s ...more... St ., F ort Lau der da1e, FI 01'1'd a. t ay~~ b~~~e ~ere ~ay b dg;r, On Saturday March 31 (a Pfc. Stephens' wife lives at 918 ar? yn hI, Jnne . USMy, .°11-'ittl~ late) Bar'b Lowe had a Harcourt, Grosse Pointe. anme J0 nson, oannie ern, i, _ Joannie Hollister Carol Kretsch- party to bring tQgether the Announcing ... mar Elaine Ott~ and Margaret friends of Elaine and Harol~ nant parade," Some of the many Ann' Joop. Dickson, visiting, former Grosse who' were enjoying the dance . .... Pointers. Some of those we saw were Marcia Boothe 'n' Russ! th8.t I have purchased, and will personally operate, enjoying the happy reunion Etter, Annie Purdy 'n' Skip I The "Spring Fling" w~s the were Sally Rae, Julie Trombley, Obold, Patti Lee 'n'" Winnie S.A. dance on Saturday, March the long established 30. and it had some of the cutest Teresa Gazarato, Peggy Gynane, Likert, Sue Seneff 'n' Joe Grat- Jererr.y Conway, Jane Botsford, zer, Nancy Greiner 'n' Don. decorations of the year. It was more or less an animal theme Ginny Whittenberg, Sue Fair- Coury. Karen von Reis 'n' Cort and the decorations were pat- child, Jane Witte, An~e Leete, Lecklider, Sally Steenrod 'n' East Jefferson Telephone: terned after Walt Disnev char- Terr~ Kuhn, Pat SmIth, Clem Micky Rosen, Terry Donahue 'n' PARK acters . I Martm, Dan Woodruff, Don Van~ Bob Evans, Audrey Geyer_ 'n' at Nottingham VA. 2-2580 . . I derbllsche, Dick Gillette, Don George Reynolds, Ginny Davis S~me of those ~anc~ng to the McCarty, Don Waggonet. Eddie 'n' Mike Faber, Audrey Rheume famous PHAR~IAry ~1USICof Fred Cnssey s wond.er- Wrobles, Bill Taylor, ,Bill Brabb, 'n' Craig Campbell, Joannie Hol- ;U,..l orchestra were Hat Spa~d.mg I Dale Petrosky, Jack Demerest, lister 'n' Ed Bass, Joannie Mer_ ,n. G,eorge Parker, EI~ee F~lzzell and Chuck Lamb. To finish the rill 'n' Neil Smith, Janet Holtz five ,~ D~ck S~ales, Joanm~ SmIthers list, there were Tom Schaible, 'n' Dave Pethick, Barb Reed 'n' ,n. RlCh L~mberg, Geme Salm?~ Mary Hoover, ,Ann Blashill, Fred Jack Marcus, Sallee Lemen 'n' perfumes formerl)' a Schettler Store n Ted Nmlson, Ann Maycock n Jensen. Carol DeKorse and Jim Stuart, Denny Edgar 'n' George ,A~pervItz, Nancy Mac- Ginny Halbrook. Tom Lamb, Marilyn Stahl 'n' Donald n G~orge Beauchamp, .' .. • Neville Pack Barb Westcott 'n' Acclaim A PROFESSIONAL STANDARD OF PUBLIC SERVICE Janet ~oltz. r;', Norm La~ca, Friday night, April 6, Al~ce' John McGrath an~ Ann Maycock • Enjoy yourself Danger' Bet~y .. qUll~, n .Tom Pfelf~, I James gave a bel " FULLY LINED R';YON SUITS BY KAy SAKS TURN a Iiny. con. Masterpieces 01 Fashion that Look cealed lever •.. and lh" cloth strips of WIndow Charm OPEN lor lull visihillty through the window and leel like the linest worsteds Or lor light and air in.ido without VISIbility lrom oulside, or CLOSE: 10 look like lull drop.... Virlually unllmit"d choiclOvi colors .. , add new hIe and 10vlllineu 10 the home, No ltat surlae ... to catch dust • , • slay clean longer and the easlnt So typically Kay S~ks in e~ery way, two meticulously In:ng you ever owned 10 laonder. Like neW lor years . .For the "mQlI. tailored suits definAd in smooth, cool ra'yon or gabar- est Clnd the largest windows. dine suitings ... stylish perfection from collar to hem. LEf us GIVE YOU .11 d.hils, i"dudi"," dm •.uil'lg 10""' COlt of Wi"dow Ch.rm, Our own Kay Saks tailors 'ro iJgree with the most ,h. compl.t. wi"dow.co •• r u"iI, Pho". to "'dve ill tepr.s.nt.ti .... cdll, exacting tastes, lines ihem fully with rayon crepe, then ESQUIRE SHADE C~o I 14000 E. Seven Mile i touches them with hand~finished detailing. Lt'$ft: I.A. 1.1515 LA. 1.:1700 i Open Thurs .. Frl. Till 9 , Handsome thoroughbred, a long jacket suit pared to narrowness with arrow pocket detailing to em- phasize its graceful, lines, Navy, gold or grey. Right: Hand-picked stitching rounds the yoke, ci~c1es th~ cuffs of a suit tailGred with adaptable softness. Pink, nav,Y' powder blue, white or gold. Sizes 10 to 18. 29.95 " Gifts & Greetings for You - through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors , and Civic and Social Welfare Leader. On the Dc-cosion 0/: The Birth of a Baby Chan~e of residence I I Arrivals of Newcomers to Kercheval at St. Clair City Phone ED. '.7590 I ~. '.~ ,~.' .. Tliursday, April J 2, 1951 c; R OS S E POI N TEN E W S Page Rye ------Women Artists Mr. and ,Mrs. Stanley Enders, Jr. Center to Hold Hawaiian Party While. the vacation spot of the ure. The festivities begin at 9, RobErt Knell, Wally Ehrlich., ,Having Exhib'it and will last until midnight. : Mary Holtman Ched Swenson, world is often ~aid to be Hawaii, The Hawaiian theme will be: Nan~y Mathew~on, Bob Cooper, The Detroit Society of Women not too many people are fortun- carried throughout the entire Lois Gehrig, Barbara Booth, and Painters and Sculptors, opened ate enough to see the beautifal evening. Colorful decorations Jane Moffitt. its forty-seventh annual exhibi- islands. But on Saturday, April and many party favors have been The committee 1s hopIng to tion ,Wednesday evening,. April 21, all couples in the college-age contributed to the Young Adults, have a~l the young business an.d ples 11, at 8 o'clock at the Scarab sponsors of the dance. hy the pr *A'RT .'FRAME HEEL The, former Jeannine Marie LaPorte, daughter of Mrs. Eva LaPorte of Philip avenue, and Stanley Enders, Jr., son of Det. Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley Enders of Lakepointe' avenue, were married on March 31 in a double ring ceremony in Your legs a're your most I St'. John Berchman's Ch.urch. Father Clement Hanley, a.S.M., officiat~d at the ~lgh ,:nass. precious jewels ... mak~ the most of them. I Miss Kay Kerwm was maid ob . The subtle Art.Frame Heel outlines your 'I honor and the bridesmaids were II The bride was given away by Betty Rabb and Madelein Lae. herf uncle, Leo Denomme. A ankles with a transparent frame of I them. Edward I{lein was best Ibreakfast fol,lowed the cerel'Q.0ny I man and ushers were Robert La. and after an evening reception woven.in "diamonds" ... to make Porte, brother of the bride, and I the young couple left for a New William Boyle. York honeymoon. your legs look all the lovelier. I I Sara Virginia Foy Wed in East Sheer witchcraft by Artcraft in 51 gauge. 15 denier ... in misty new colors Overlook Farms, the country laney and Richard J. Welsh of I to complement everything you It'ear. I home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Pittsburg'll; Harper Sibley, Jr., of I Fay near Bakerstown, Penn" was Rochester, New York, John Read. i the scene on Saturday, April 7, ing Wilson of Baltimore, Mary- .lfedium length-8% to 11. of the wedding of their daughter, land, John Moffly IV of Phila~ Sara Virginia Foy, and John delphia, Joim Thomas Fallon 6f I Iversen Dixon of Pittsburgh. Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. and The Rev. John Bosman ofSt. Frederick Meacham Killam of 1.65 Thomas in the Fields Episcopal Wallingford, Connecticut. :I pro 4.65 Church of Wildwood performed Following the ceremony a re- the ceremony before a small ception was held at the Longue group of relatives and close Vue Country Club. friends. the glove with tIle carefully casual air Mr. and Mrs. Dixon will spend The bride's maid of honol' was a month in the Hawiian Islands, her sister, Miss Ann Elizabeth after which they will be at home Kercheval at St. Clair Fay, and the bridesmaids were in the Cathedral Mansions, Pitts- Miss Mary Sue Livingstone and burgh. our BOXLAV1y KISLAV Miss Jane Kuhlman of Grosse Pointe, and Miss Barbara Ann The bride attended Holton Maloy of Altoona, Pa. Mr. Dixon Arms School in Washington, D.C., and was graduated from the was attended by his brother, Here.s the glove born fo go with country tweeds •• ,the glove that's FI'ank A. Dixon, Jr., of Chicago, Grosse Pointe Country Day as best man. School. Grosse Pointe, Michigan, perfectly suited to driving, The glove that makes a gracious gift. in 1948. Since' then she has at- A period gown of ivory pean tended penns. ylvania College for I' Kislav gave this Boxlav glove the quiet, clean lines thot are de soie was chosen by the bride Women in Pittsburgh. and she carried a bouquet of M D" r. Ixon IS the son of Mr., I l':llwoyscorred, always traditional. In supple hand-sewn glace that lilies of the valley and white 01'- and Mrs. Frank Dixon, 12 East I chids. ,The veil, worn by her Scott Street, Chicago, Illinois. He mother at her wedding, was of washes oeautihtlly. In white, browll, bl(:Jck, navy, butterscotch. Italian heirloom lace mounted on attended Andover Academy, and was graduated from Princeton! silk illusion. The Juliet cap was U. 't 'th d I ,I 7.50 fastened on either side with ,l1lVel:sly WI a egree in en- I orange blossoms. The maid of, gmeenng. !, honor and bridesmaids wore Famous Make dresses of moss green mousse- TO OPEN INVENTOR'S HOME, line de soie with wreathes or The old homestead of Wilbur violets in their hail'. Their fiow- and Orville Wright, inventors of TF_avel-wise Luggage ers were violets with trailing ivy. the airplane, will be opened to The bride's mother wore a the public for the first time in gown of azure blue lace and the Greenfield Village on Saturday, bridegroom's'mother a gown of April 14, when th outdoor mu- , Kercheval at St. Clair grey net.. seum of The Edison Institute be- Ushers were John Gregg Ma- gins its summer season. CanvClS bound in top.grain cowhide leather ------~~---_._---_. -----_._------~-_.~-----~----~._~------ 2 I" Vv'eekend er Beautifully matched lug1jage in sturdy (not plC~tur('d) 15.95 canvas ,on a hardwood base, ready 13" Train case 17.95 tC'-go,where-you-go in' top fashion. 2/" Wardrobe 27.95 each piece is trimmed with long- 26" Pullman 24.95 wear;~ng top-grain cowhide, satin-lined and fitted with solid brass exterior Plus tax hardy/are. Your choice of wheat or TRU-BALANCE • • • Princely blue. I slims you with the only girdle that has diagonal control Underneath the sheath lOOK, Tru-Balance slims your hips +0 new slenderness . . . follows your own body lines as it "lifts" in front on the tummy. "spanks" in back. Left: White Leno-elastic Miss Tru-Ba!ance. for the youthful figure, with nylon panels. Sizes 26 ~o 3 I. 12.50. Center': Tea- rose coHan batiste, for the average type .Figure, Sizes 26 to 36. 13.50. Right: White I"\ylon elastic. w;~h satin panels and chiffon nylon elastic sides. Sizes 26 to 32. 18.50. Kercheval at St, Clair , • • ... '~." .,.. -".- "'-, "':' . -~-,~ '- ,-' - -: ...... ~ .- - ~ ,,' ',' 0(' -' • -' . /. . "."'; .. -'. :':- --,~ ~ _~~ _ ~ .....-....__ Ed ..... rt nO Of m _ zz« _ rtE •• rt* • • ... __ ~.. Me eft ...... ______$ d .tC' C C • m_ crt a 'St co. • ••• - d. Page ,Six GROSSE POINTE NEW~ Thursday, April '12. 195r' Society .News Gathered from All of the Pointes From Another Pointe Short and to th e Po in te Jamaica Wedding Trip r of View Newrosjd:n~ o~ thepOinterMrs.Malcolm McGregor Barnum. MR. and ~R;. ~ E. MILL!. For Malcolm Barnums' by since January are MR. and I j GAN of Harva,rd road returned I' '. -, Jane Schermerhorn MRS. MINTON M. CLUTE, I this week from a month's stay at Former Joan McElroy Rockwell and Bridegroom Off by 1 CHUCKY and RICKY. The fam- II Bellaire, Florida. . Plane for\Jamaic~ Following Friday Marriage in Christ "- The high co~t of even ~ood deeds has inspired that card ily, former Detroiters, are now .• • • Church. Gr-osse Pointe. To Live Here. party the DetroIt FederatIOn of Settlement and Nei~hbor- living in Fairholme road. Fir~t of May will be moving .. .. • time for MR. and MRS. HOW_When the Malcolm McGregor Barnums return from their hood Houses is giving April 20- . . • '- MRS. JEWETT DWYER ofARD FREEMAN SMITH JR. who Jamaica wedding trip in a fortnight, they will make their , Rising '-running costs" have made it necessary for the members to undertake a fund raising event, their first in Merriweather road entertained are going to make their home in h orne on V'ermer roa d . '1~ many years ... at a small supper party in her Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs. Smith has Their marriage was sol-I velvet ribbon and her flowers home Sunday night, honoring recently returned from Boca emnized last Fridav after- were vellow orchids. And if just the patronesses attend. , • there'll be a MR. and MRS. WILLIAM BUR- Raton, Fla. where she was the -noon at 5:30 o'clock with ser- A ~eception at the Country right smart crowd on hand day of the event in Franklin TON of Hawlhorne roa'd. The guest, for a fortnight, of MRS. vi c e s in Christ Church, Club followed the church cere- Settlement House, 3360 Charlevoix . , . Burtons have recently moved IRUS~ELL. A. ALGER, at the Grosse Pointe, the Rev. J. mo~:. and after that the newly . First hands \v~ll be dealt at 2 p.m., Kitty Pickering ••• here from Bermuda. atter s Wmter home. Clemens Kolb officiatin marit! Bi"d proudt'! p"efJenlfJ ,M~.Milan popular Gnd Talented Hair Stylist For that flattering soft shoulder Ly.ncheon Cloth and -1 Napkins A bright, new star has been added to our staff of top-flight beauticians. lines ••• we have found nothing to In intt:resting colors and designs with- c?mpare with the new Paris inspired hand turned or fringed edges. For oppointment, call TU. IM6833 Bow Capelette ... the acme in "little Four Place Mats with Napkins furs" for your Spring wardrobe ••• in a wide variety of furs. Exceptionally fine linen in selected pastel shades. 58 Years of Dependability ~he. Dant 's 2341 Grand River at Vernor wo. 1-9100 371 Fishc'" Road. , , 0# the Campus, G1'OssePointe Customer Porking Lot Adjoining TUxedo 2-6880 ", i .1" ------_._-_ .....=------~~-~ Thursday, April 12,195 r GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven_ - Woman's Page e e e. by, of, and for Pointe Womeri~ tv~ar-IorieOberteuffe'r Florida Tr'ip Enioy South~TO Winter Many Parties E t Add d · Follows Rites Fete May Bridengagemen 5 e At a two o'clock ceremony last . It's an impress~ve list of par. T.o Po-,nte n ar Wed to Doug McClure Saturday in st. Paul's Cathedral, ties you'll fmd In the engage- CaIe d Walter Hal Brey, son of. the ment book of bride-elect Marilyn Daug.hter of Reece. B. Oberteuffers and Douglas McClure Walter Frederick Breys of Fisher A~n. O'Connor who's to marry IFrancis Trego Montgomery Loud to Wed Easterner; Barbara- road, claimed as his bride, Mary WIlham Edward Keane Jr. on II W III Ma ke Home '" St. Clair Avenue Upon Return From Catherine Lintner, daughter of the fifteenth of next month. . Smith Engaged to Lee Jerome and Arthur T. Powe s .... Their Honeymoon in Bermuda: Wed Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ciarence E. Lintner Marilyn is the daughter of Mr. Tell of Libby's Betrothel to John Danaher ______of Seward avenue. and Mrs, T. Edward O'Connor ' ------Takmg the arm of her father, Reece B. Oberteuffer of Canon Robert Bohaker heard of Yorkshire road and her fiance's Here we are again, with our usual weekly quota of three Edge1?ont P3.rk, brun~t Marjorie Oberteuffer walked down the marriage vows of the young parents are Dr. and Mrs. William engagement announcements. Two were made this past wee~~~' 1h 'sle of G P t M couple who left for Fort Lauder~ e a, rosse om e emorial Chllrch Saturday after- dale, Fla. on their wedding trip E.. Keane of Harvard road. ~he end. We Are Happy To Announce That ae MRS. MANNES Manicurist We're offering our biggest collection of Odental and Chinese rugs at the lowest prices in £fteen Well Known to Grosse Pointers years. You'll find them in all wanted sizes. Come, lose no time, make your selections before stocks grow ~maller. i~now a regular member Expert Cleaning and Repairing of our staff of able operators of Your Fine Orientals IN BUSINESS SINCE 1910 We Specialixil I" S. J. SKAFF S"~ART PERMANENTS o~ -153 E. JEFFERSON AT BEAUBIEN ,'Ii . N WO. 2.7128 13RCSSE PDINTE WDODS 5AI.0 Morulay Evenings •.• Open till 9 P.M. 19877 Mack Avenue, between 7 and e Mile Rd. TUxedo 1.0761 \ " --;"~' "'='- , ~ _ _ _ _ SlIlsillltrlil'"ilII!2._ slls.:t.. r•• ~r. __ .. lII.-n _ . ~. -~'.. ,."- --'.~ ,._.., .". ~... ,-.. ~...... -- ,'- ,." -~, - ~ Page Eight SROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, .April. 12, ,1951 , ~------~------TOURIST ATTRACTION' leaders in the nation's tourist more seashore thany any other The State Tourist Coun'cil industry are these "vital statis~ state-3, 121 miles of shoreline points out that some of the rea- tics": 36,350 miles of rivers and along the Great Lakes; 80,000 *,~.------....* Short and to From Another Pointe of View sons why Michigan is among the, streams; 11,037! inland lakes; miles of picturesque highways .. Stf:vt, ~ (Continued from Page 6) the Pointe You bet, you'll m~n Board of Review for Lake Township! .,. Mrs. Alexander I' be a ~ W:7 Booster! . (Continued from Page 6) GIrard of ~othrop rDad, whD always makes us think back ~~1~ege ~ophomores! ~ave been- to the Woman's Exchange-ancf wish it were still in existenc2. I Inltlated mto the MIchIgan State lJ ' ~ College chapter of Phi Gamma I . Mrs. George Haggerty of 'La~ane place • • • Mrs. I Mti, profe.ssi?na~ so~ority for Kunerly ••• Mrs. George Klein of Devonshire road (a ' women maJor;ng• In.commerce. gourmet whose stamp of approval instantly sold us on a I 'BOBBY BOOTHE of Notting- wonderful whole wheat bread of which we've been I ham road is one of the chairman enamored ever since) •• , I for the observance of Soph Week . Mrs. JD.hn W.. McEachren of Renaud road ••• Mrs. WH- , at Wayne university.• .. • 1lam K • MUlr 0f R ldge road (who wears navy switheringly!). MARJORIE LITTLE, daughter Mrs. Charles R. Murphy of Balfour road who is the typical of MR. and MRS. E. R. LITTLE busy person who always finds time for one more good work. of Rivard boulevard, who will Mrs. Louis Mendelssohn of Lake Shore road, lovely lady We'rs showing domestic and im- UGreater Beauty Is Our Duty" be married April 21 to CHARLES who deserts us for too .lDng a time every year for that old world's. largest makers of wall. ~~~B~~s.O~~~:rE~o~. o~r:~ charmer, Manhattan .•• Miss Gail M. Smith of Touraine ported wallpapers from ,1401 of the Since 1~93 Star bas endeavo.red to make floor coverings look MAN of Oak drive, has asked road .• , and Mrs. Henry B. Steinbach of Lakeland avenue • paper. Beautiful samples. • • ~ beaunful a';1dfeel as luxuriant as when new. Witb Star's un. rlvallt:~ex~rlenc:e a,?d modern equip~ent }'ou'd naturally expect her sister, MRS. SIDNEY HALL Mrs. A .. D. ~ilkn:,s~n Df UniversIty place .•• who takes All outdoors i~aglow with Spring! Catch the magic of the hour 5u~~10r 'Wo-rkmanshlp ..• and you get It. Yet Star's prices areeco- PROBER,T, to be her matron of thos,e awe InSpIrmg constitutionals" along the Lake .shore for your indoor.charm ... fresh, delightful paints and.enchanting , ~omlcally low. Pbo,?e LOrai? 7.3400 today for prompt servo honor .. The wedding will take an.d W;ho has been Wintering at her new Palm Beach home J wallpapers , •• to bring new life to the rooms of your house Ice. Your floor covermgs are lOsured while in Star', possession, place in Grosse Pointe Memorial thIS season. , • Mrs. A. Stansall Bush of Cloverly road .•• Church and bridesmaids include d M beautiful. PATRICIA OAKMAN, sister of an rs. Emmet E. Tracy of Kirby road •• , . the bridegroom-elect, and EL- * '" * LEN ALLINGTON. CHARLES STAR G. ASHBROOK of Crystal Lake, We've Been Peeking IlL, who is engaged to his sister, CARPET CLEANING COe Patricia; will be Mr. Oakman's Now ... bac~ tD whe~e we were ... we were talking Wallpaper gives life to any rocm. It has sunshine in its character, and s-s hos a far greater selection than you'll find anywhere on the East LOrain 7.3400 best man. Groomsmen will be ~~out Mrs .. ~rederlck W: RIchardson having read Mrs. Cash- , DAVID HAMILTON, NORMAN Side. But don't overlook the trim. That's the part for pClint.The right m s .FavorItIsm ... whIch pleases us at GPNews ..• and paint and the right wallpaper make the job, ou,. Jath Y tll' LEONARD, WILLIAM WELLS of remmds us tha; sinc~ Mrs. Richardson is such a loyal reader Nashville, Tenn., and DAVID RUGS CLEANED' BY STAR ARE BETTER BY FAR : .. maybe she d be mterested to knDw that we've been hear- B.B. Outside BARRON. .. mg abDut her activities, too. B.B Interior . .. There's a world of the very *' GEORGE HUGHES, who is ai- We k;"ow that her early Spring visit to her daughter warmest charm in wood grained tending the Massachusetts Insti- and son.tn-Iaw, the Alfred J. Mayers, Jr •• of Oxford PAl NTS Weather-taking B.B.Paint titanium effects for your den, library or I tute of Technology is spending d h be ' PAINTS Select Your Television at Perkins his spring vacation with his par- l'boa •• , bas. en postponed until some time in June .• , lead base for every outside job recre~tion room. Also, English ents, MR. and MRS. GEORGE edaU~Ct s eT.\~s.expecting a visit from'her brother-in-law Deeptone and Pastel Points, Non- gives that smart full admirerl imports. and large ample L. HUGHES of Lincoln road. Just an SIS cr, l7.I.a]or and Mrs. Harry Nornabell (Catherine yellowing White Enamel, from gleam. A~so non-fading exterior, I f do est" scenic First with th~ ~Inest trim "nomels. Wide chOice of < samp es. 0' m Ie s, before coming home George was' Van Dyke) of Lake Wales, Fla., and Ashville, N, C.•• , holf-pints up. Pastels in quarts. cc!crs. Y2 pt. and up. hand prints and murals. O NT In TeleVISIon elected to Tau Beta Pi and Etta All th V D 1 U MD Kappa Nu fraternities, He has and.M e an y ~es ar.e illustrious, interesting folk •• , been admitted to the Graduate rs. Nornabell lIved ln the major's native England for Paint B.B Drop Asphalt Paint Turps ID authorized DuMont dealer ... so you're sure to b. satlsDe. School of Engineering for next manY' years after her marriage. . • She was war correspond..' year. ent m Worl~ War I fo.r Curtis Publishing Company and is Brushes Sure-Step Cloths Tile pure Gum In Remover bulk. .. • * a f?rmer edltor of La~les Home Journal ... besides having Brushes for all Wax Fine quality. Seal purposes 9x12 it. MRS. S. B. DORSEY, MRS. wntten many plays Including "The Life of Audubon" •• , 95c qt. 45c qt. E. J. PETERS, MRS. RICHARD MaJ'or Nornabell t 39c Up 95c qt. 98c 2.25 qt. PALMER and MRS. A. E. BEN. f came a this country at the Insistence SON all had parts in the pro- 0 Edward Bok: . , and since the latter's death has directed' met for luncheon in the home the Bok Memonal at Lake Wales, which he also planned •. , • RENTALS. of MHS. H. B. BROWN in Hunt- M On the ,co~st, Mrs. Nornabell will visit aI'.other sister, Floor Sander:; ington \Vood~.• * • rs .• I. F. 0 BrIen (Maud Van Dyke) . . • I 1520 i Mack, at Lakepointe Wallpaper Cleaners TUxedo 2.1920 EDWIN W. BAKER JR. of . We also know th~t peppy Mrs. RichardsDn attended the i Floor Polishers Lincoln road reported April 3 pblr.thd~y party hDnDru~g Nirs. Walter B. Gallagher, former 1 for duty with the Armed Forces Olnter, when ~u~s~s Included Mrs. Thomas Hunter (Mrs Clarke Rug Shampoo ..,...... rI'rl'. rI'rI' " rI' rI'rI'••• at Selfridge :ie~d. • Andrew IIDtchkJSS mother) ar..d Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt ! Equipment ~ "D RAPES ::,THE FREDERICK W. PARK~ Lfe~~:a.d~~a, who is a sister of the Pointe's Mrs. A. Ingersoll , ":' ": ERS JR., of Washington road, ~ :: \ are home, after a fortnight's visit When M~~.Richardson pays a visit to this part Df the We'll Gladly Recommend a y Competent Paperhanger or " ", J to AshevIlle. N. C.. where they counhtr ... m June ... she'll also go to Richmond Va to I ": 89 :::stayed at the Biltmore Forest Msee .eArbr.and new grandson and his proud parents 'Dr '~nd I Painter for You :- Beautifully C "",Country Club. rs. rmlstead D. Williams. ' • I J'. :"1 • .. • I Cleaned and CI\5hand :""II Word from Palm Springs has - Finished Carry ~' it that MRS. B. WICK HENRY student at Purdue University has • "" of Neff road and her daughter, b.een pledged by Pi Beta Phi' na- ~-: ,,' JOAN, will remain on the coast tIonal social sorority, and' has ~ WILEY'S CLEAN ERS • FU ftRI ERS :: until April 10. They have taken been elected activities chairman .. no ,I an apartment in Palm Springs for her pledge class. Barbara is .. 200B 7 MACK AVE. _ TUxedo 5.2515 .: following a visit with Mis. Hen- the daughter of MR. and MRS. ~ Between Oxford and Kenr'1ore :-:" ry's parents, MR. and MRS. EDWARD BAUMAN of Merri- ~ :: HENRY WICK, at their Winter weather road. ~ COMPLETE FURpJ8~~~I~tDC~~n~I~~\' COLD STORAGE :: home. I. " " ~. ." • • .. DR. and MRS. HARRY RINE- r'Nrl'. rI'...... •••••••• rI'••rI' "..... BARBARA JEAN BAUMAN , a I FORT of McKinley road and ~~~~~~=~=;==~=~~=====~~==~=~~=~=;=~MR. Md M~. K R U~- • PRANDT of LaBelle avenue, who saves BiBe Stevens up tofcUO a ,eaf ! had been vacationing at Trea- sure Island, Florida, for three weeks, returned home Saturday. March 17. * • • JAMES HUDSON, JR., son'd Dr. 'and MRS. J. STEWART I HUDSON, Lothrop road, a fourth form student at Avon Old Farms School, Avon, Connecticut, spent the Easter, holidays with his parents. Murphys Leave '~:i~{.r.is For Cherrypoint •• " "0.<0 8:45 am,.. Start of a busy day! And right at thestart, RiseStevens, 1:3D pm... Conference at the Met! There's no performancetoday, glamorousradio, filmand MetropolitanOperastar savedup to $538 but Riseloves the thrifty performanceof her HenryJ ... is delightedto The Michael J. Murphys II know it will Jove her up to $98 on gas every 10,000 miles! are no~ local to Cherrypoint, ontheinitial~ostof her HenryJ... over any othercomparabte car! N. C., wlth the leave-taking this "A BURIAL PLACE FOR KINGS" week of Mrs. Murphy and month NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION old Michael J. Murphy III. They are joining Mr. Murphy The name "mausoleum" was given to a tomb erected to Mausolus, who left a fortnight ago to as- king of Caria in Halicarnassus, a Greek city of Asia Minor, by his su.me hi? duties at the Marine All' Statlon at Cherrypoint. widow, Artemisia, in 352 B.C. This great and beautiful structure was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and because of its splen- dor and the fact that it was in honor of a king, the word "mausoleum" HOUSEHOLD HINT came to mean a "burial place for kings." . ,If y~u use a wire clothesline, WIpe It with a cloth slightly Even at that ancient date. 352 B.C., this form of burial was not new. da.mpened with kerosene. Then Ie was as old as Abraham, who buried Sarah in a cave in the field of WI!?ethe wire with a dry cloth Machpelah, a family tomb which he, too, later occupied. It is as old as ThIS will, ~revent your clothe~ the pyramids, the tombs of Egyptian monarchs on. the desert border of from ~cl1u1rlng rust stains from the WIre. the Nile. 4:3D pm,.•To the airport! TonightRise fijI'S to Bostonand back. No, Mausoleums are not new, but for centuries this form ot>bUrial ,There'sluggage room galore in her Henry J ... and it sa'Vcs up to $60 was restricteJ to the great and the rich of earth. But now, here in our everyyear in,taxes,interestchargesand other fees! own inventive and resourceful America, an America where the best of We Have a Full Line of everything has been made available to the common man, this hitherto royal and exclusive privilege of burial, above grouncl, in the clean, dry, EVERGREENS protected tombs built for eternity, is available to all at prices you can 1l:3D'pm '"~Home at last! afford, no higher in fact than comparable burial in the earth. and a The day'sdriving.1eaves Space in beautiful GETHSEMANE. MAUSOLEUM for you and your her restedand relaxed! family can be had at prices and terms that will amaze you, with no Complete Besides,her HenryJ costs interest, no carrying charges. no taxes. When the MAUSOLEUM will, . Nursery lessto buy,'drive and be completed these prices will of course be much higher. maintain... can save her Stock up to $600 a year. Why not savewith the THE BOOK MENTIONED BELOW CONTAINS A LARGE COLOR Henry J yourself? PICTURE OF THE MAUSOLEUM, ~S WELL AS INTERIOR VIEWS; ALSO DIFFERENT CRYPT ARRANGEMENTS • •••••••••• a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. L. Please Send Mausoleum Book and Prices 2,000 Peonies, Finest Variety . Rea,dy for Setting Out ...... " , " , , . Finest Selection of Rhododendrons and Axaleas $129 B M,,'eroam ADDRESS, ..... " .. : •...... , •.•.•. ".,. ZONE .. " •.. Will_ Run... nIb F«k,ail:d.. LoC4l car for today! tGZ (.f (1n)1 ftXtra. PnOtt 011 ear • , G. P. N. I LUIGI the FashiDn Academy ••••••••• r •••••••••••••••••• 11'. WI ••• ~.~.~.-.-.- ••• - •• .- •••••• - •••••••••••• Mi.pped aflor MarcJoFml 'ubl'''' '" a ,. - . '*B.~OfJice 01Prio« St<>buualUJn i_ GETHSEMANE CEMETERY Pelagaggi ,S.. JDUr DUrGSt laiser*Prazaf Dealer 10757 Gratiot Ave., Detroit 13, Mich, 24101 Harper, St. Clair Shores PR, 5.8533 loOUIS C. KNOP. MANAGER I SILVA'S MOTOR SALES A~D SERVICE - 20139 M.ack Ave.{ Grosse Pte. Woods - Phone TU. '-8840 \ . j, j. I f . ,; - ~, " , . , - ~ . .. . '''''~ r ' ~.r.\,.,~',""•. ~.;_r"":' ----- .... -,...- __ .$.g &_---'-...... -...... --",..-.~~~elllllll!llllJll. ~,I!I"....: •• liI.•1__ "._,_.,~."._-.,.¥.- .' 0 Tli'ursday, April'12, "95T GROSSE potNTE NEWS • lE'r Page Nine' . ne Mrs. George E. Lackey Home From Palm Beach 100 Kenneth M. Campbell Ends Navy Air Course ,~ .. :,Irs. George E. Lacke~', who and Mrs C Hasc 11BI' Center to Hold ~.~trothalTold I Lochmoor Club Kenneth M. Campbell, -a-ir-in-a~n-C-a-m-p-b-ellwas graduated from':. ~~,;been visiting in Palm Beach, their J:a~ht: has :eturn~~ ~~o~~~ Sf. Pauloscope Party April 28 apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Grosse Pointe High School.- ":;,0re she was the guest of Mr. home In St. Paul avenUe. Spring Party Mrs. W. J. Campbell of 458 Fisher ~- By Audrey Hatey A gala evening, featuring There's .excitement about the road, Grosse Pointe, was recently TUXEDO ;:;, cards ,dancing and fun for every- , opening ladies bridge luncheon graduated from the AviationMa- ":._~. one is scheduled for Saturday of the season at. Lochmoor Club chiniSt's Mate School at the U. S. RENTALS .;,... GO CASUA.L FOR SPRING March 29 was the date set eveclng, April 28, in the Gros~e Naval Air Technical Training :,,_ ... for a pretty terrific dance at Pointe War Memorial Center. H~- next Wednesday, April 18" Co- hostesses for the gay event are Center, Memphis, Tenn. Correct':-'" the beautiful new Veteran's Me- 'Neighbor, the name given thIS Mrs. Russell White and Mrs. W. Campbell entered the Naval' Men's Formal Wear ;': morial Building located on Jef- inforrnai -party, is all the nan:e, Harold Lightbody. . ' service May 1, 1950, and received for All Occ:as1ons ;,: ferson n~ar Woodward. implies and a hearty welcome 15 SLAOKS The co-hostesses hope to equal his recruit training at the U. S. Wood. In one of the'ultra-modern extended to all Grosse Pointers. Naval Training Center, Great Tuxedo Rental. for men and young men last year's wonderful turnout of rooms .overlooking the Detroit . Dancing to the music of Bob 400 guests. and to tempt the Lakes, m. 20733 1-!ack. at 8 MIle river which was sprinkled here Ruth's O;chestra, will be from ladies have arranged for a Pent- Before entering the Navy, TU.1-3530 k1'lny new styles one a and there with the lights of boats 9 to 12. house fashion show of late and buildings along the water Card playing, including both <:~c':ce of fabrics that com- Spring and Summer glamor. front, there were couples seen bridge and canasta, will be. from Strolling troubadol Cavanaugh, Joanne R a b aut, ------:-~ Sharon DuCastle, Janice Leimen, Pontchartrain Chapter Buy from the Grower-Save ~p to 50 % Ann Hammefly Nancy Galla Committee Meets April 6 I>:~. .lIl11l1illllllJlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllIlIlIIlIlIlIllIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII1Il1Jllllllllllllllllljlllllllllllllflllllllfllllllllllllllllllllll~ gher, Patricia McDonald, Mar; C,.ealol'& 0/ :1)i&linciiiJe Interiors 35,000 Growing Plants ••• 27 Varieties '~~ '" 0 IF 1N 0 U R T H I R T Y • FIR S T ¥ ';E A R ~=::;; Louise Berry and a host of others .Mrs. Ralph Edwin Thomas Will Upholstering _ journeyed to Carolyn Floer's open her home in Edinborough ~ I home, on April 2, for a strictly road for the Service Committee SlipCovers ~ Drive Out to See Them! ~ i "Hag" get-together. The girls had of Fort Pontchartrain Chapter 6S miies from Detroit, 1!1'2 hours driving time. ~ : a simply marvelous time catching D. A. R. for luncheon and bridge Draperies ~ ; up on the latest news and enjoy- on Friday, April 6, at noon. , CARPETING AVAILABLE ~ ing the refreshments of coke and The co-hostesses will be Mrs. TeJephone for an appointment ~ chips. Harry Ray Matheny, Mrs. O. Dale with our decorator In your home ~ This week St. Paul can boast of Reynolds,'Mrs. Carl D. Macpher- JAc-MAR FARMS ~ another great and hard-earned son, Mrs. Wilfred E. Foltz, Mrs. ~ championship. St. Paul's girls' Ray Sackett and Mrs. William A. 4801' Skelton Rd., Columbiaville, Mich. ~ varsity basketball players are the Arbaugh. 7 m1. north of Lapeer on No. 24, 1 mile west, * mile north on Skelton ~ city champs. .The girls played Among those planning to at- Rd., or 3% miles "ast of Columblavllle on Columbiaville °Rd., 'J2 mlle Our Modern Storage Plant north on Skelton Rd. ~ their last and one of their hardest tend from Grosse Pointe are Mrs. ~ games last Friday at the C.Y.O. H. Sanborn Brown, Jr., Mrs. Will. ~ Center. Their very stiff competi- Let us help you with your Landscaping SAFE, SCIENTIFIC iam M. Perrett, Jr., Mrs. Albert 16726 E. Warren Ave. tion for this most important game W. Cooney, Mrs. C. Edward Put- LANDSCAPE PLANS FREE! 1_ was the Shrine of the Little nam, Mrs. George A. Triplett and TUxedo 1.2100 Flower of Royal .Oak. Mrs. Henry G. McCabe. Call Columbiaville 44.F.ll ~=_~ St. Paul's girls certainly show- STORAGE _ ed their .skill and sportsmanship and their school is very proud of for Your them. At the final whistle the ====~==_::: score read St. Paul 33, Shrine 28, ~EstabliShed 1916 thus completing the marvelous record the girls have obtained FURS during this basketball season. St. Paul's high scorer of the game \S3I Brings Detroit and all out-of-seoson garments 1. was Phyllis Van Becelaere, who '" totaled up 11 points for her team. I Mary Allor followed closely with Elegant ... - It's time to think of storing your precious furs. ======::: the total of 10 points. . - Here, in our scientifically cooled vaults, they To the new city champs, who have brought' with their victory with this proud label . . dre absolutely safe from fire, theft, moth and great honor to their school, the . Paulites say, "Congratulations, heat damage. girls, we're very proud of you." Donald Piche Has Part Fot' 58 1/earsMUELLBR of Grand Rapids offerings In Navy Action in Korea have been among the highest quality furniture in the country. The specifications'imlttde thestul'diesl Donald Francis Piche, seaman, of frames, the best in materials, the most skilled in ~= USN, son of Mr. an~ Mrs. Carter workmanship, See these handsome pie&es ••• you'll Henry Piche of Hlllcrest road, recognize them as the ultimate in quality~style, ~ Grosse Pointe, is serving aboard design and com/ot'l, e the landing ship US.S 799, which DR\" £LEANERS ~ is undergoing repalrs at U. S. Downtown rnd~an Village ~ 'Fleet Activities, Yokosuka, Japan. PENOBSCOT CONCOURSE 884~ E. JEFFERSON AVE. ~ The USS 799 participated in the :'italn Office HARPER AT GRAYTON ~ September and October invasion t ~ of Inchon and Wonsan, Korea. TU, 1.1900 ~ Piche, who was ordered into ~ active military service Oct. 30, ~ 1950 entered the Naval service j ~ENOW NED FOR FIN E W 0 R K MAN S HIP i :~~y~;;~, ~~4;asB;;~~~at:~t~~~n~ I ~ ~ St Paul's High School in Grosse ~jjlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIllIJIIIIIIIIIIIJllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII11ll111111llll11li!!Illlll1111lllllllll1111llIllIlIlIlIllIlIlIlIlIllIlIlIllJ! P~in te. , . I ~ SERVICE $36875 t its best! Duncan Phyfe sketched in an 5ervi~e dept. a big, modern exquisite satin material with wid'e stripes of 18thCentury The distinctive iwo- deep rose and grey, alternating with a green toned. gold motlasse that covers #lis au~ and gold metalie stripe. The top of the thenticCl!ly styled sofa is the choice of 0 frame is of beautifully figured crotch ma- famous decorator. The rare beauty and flow- . I hogany. Priced in other fabrics from $320 ing soft lines of this piece lends itself to i interiors where charm and comfort are im- I to $450. U portant. Also available in other fabrics $193 $289 to $420. . ~ . I Tel,eview C.hair @ DRIVE IT The ingenious swivel base of this deep and comfortable II new Parade-Maker, lounge makes it one of the the VICTORIA/ nation's mas t convenient chairs. Perfect in line and con- struction, covered in a modern -===-- fabric. In other fabrics, offered ---- from $179 to $225. All Mueller' Pieces in . smart ford automobiles Decorator Fabrics ,Beeause Mueller furniture is so truly . fine In every detail of construction. Pictured here in a superbly', the ,makers have chosen the most Love Seat desirable fabrics from such honored fine, true grey matelassB, this smart piece is both. houses as Moss-Rose, Meadox, Hafner quaint and charming ond at the same time, pos- Fabries and Cheney Brothers. sesses gracious dignity that makes it wc:rthy of 'even the most eleganT interiors. Available In other ma- terials at $333 to $470. TER~ IF DESIRED /~) WA. 1-2021 INCORPORATE!) ~ ~ """- j ,~ J )-. grosse pointe l • f- ;:: 15401 East Jefferson Ave" at Nottingham; VA, 1.1000 s; ;.;;' \ Open Mon., Free Wed. and Fri. Parking Evenings .... j \ em __ _ rt_t _ .. _ ~_.=- ...... __ co. c • crt. 95 ESO em. e ... ,ft,. _ ... _.:..-. __ ~ .sa 2 nmn s 2 err a 7 a art ceo r sa s • an • = .- c 2aa = • , - .... ' .. ." . '.. ~ , .,If .....-',,' '! i0\ . J w".,-' ..... '." ',." , . :.:rhursday, April "12, "951 G'R 0 SSE POI N T E NE WS ... ' • • • . . this.one is.your .assurance ,of SUPERIORITY In.' • OLDSMOBILE. SALES and SERVICE It is. also your invitation to be among the first to Visit Our .NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS ,OD (' • Saturd"y~lIpril14th Here, in our new quarters,' three spacious floors of OLDSMOBILEservice facilities, totalling over 30,000 square feet, are designed to accommodate our custonlers' every need. Manned by trained experts wh() know their OLDS- MOBILES inside and out, our brand new service equipment is the finest obtain~ble. Hand-picked men, plus pre- ,f -,,,. , . cision analytical instruments, are a combination intended for one objective . • . service that really satisfies. Our new building now awaits your inspection and when you visit ~s, be sur~ to see the. magnificent '51 OLDSMOBILES on display in our beautiful showroom. " • 14800 East Jefferson" . VAlley 1-5000 " , . .,. 'n ..;.;-- r!c' • It...... , '" ,..',~ . .--,,-"...... '." ~.... ,. - ,,,,- \.:: . ',. - - ~~_.. '" ~ .,.~ ~.."..-. , \ • i - -_. -. . ~...... ~-- ~,.""""', •• -' ~.-- ,y .' • ~neral News Legals • • Classifieds • Feahlre Page Thursday, April 12, 1951 Page Eleven Section 2 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN High School Students ,;Ready Quintet Trainipg She Found. the Fishing Good Police Return VVoods Screening IH~use Breaker ForAnnual Barnyard Frolic At Great Lakes' Young Shopper Office Seekers Held for Tria~ T' Bl d G Id Ch t Ifive Grosse Pointe men, in- , A little girl 'who. wandered' The' Woods Council voted that ne ue an, 0 ap ers Ibeen secured for these games. A ,.eluding four seaman recruits and Eugene Steele, 22, who lived at of the Grosse Pomte High School large refreshment stand will oc. one airman recruit, USN, are re- more than a mile frOIn her home Philip F. Allard be continued as 11702 Mack, was bound over for Hi. Y Club. assisted by the Y _ cnpy a large portion of the gym. ceiving their first military in. was ret~ned to .her'parents by acting C;ity Administrator until trial in Circuit Court on charges . police about 'five hours after she May 1, 1951. 1,0('n5, will sponsor their annual The ever-popular grab bags will struction at the Naval Training of breaking and entering the E. ilii-school spring party this Satur- be available, and being offered Center, Great Lakes, ill., under was reported missing. Meanwhile a special commit. S. Barbour home at 147 Lake dF, April 14, at 8 p.m, for the first time is an auction the Navy's rec:,uit training pro- The young wanderer was Mary tee headed ~by George Gardner, Shire, March 3l. Kotzke, 3, of 4931 Gateshead, councilman, is screening about \!r)[E' than 1.200 Grosse Pointe of more valuable items donated j gram. Unable to pay the $500 bond Hl!:(h School students are ex. by students. George Beauchamp, Four area seaman recruits axe: who left home about 3 p.m. Sat- 40 applicants for that position. ~t his arraignn~nt before Farms ppcted to attend the eveni g' and Herb Abrash are to be the Douglas A. Buck, son of Mr. and urday, April 6. She was found The committee is expected to Judge J. Burgess Book III, fest1vities 'which will be k n s auctioneers. Mrs. C. A. Buck of 260 Lewiston at 8 p.m. in a grocery at Mack make a recommendation by Steele was remanded. to the . nown rd' Donald J Rawson son f and Washington. May 1. as the "Barnyard Frolic." Co. All proceeds will again be do. M~' and M t 1 J R' a Wayne County jail. Pa 1 chairmen of this party are Pete nated by the Hi- Y Clubs to worth- 735' Hamptorsn' rd . Re' apwslon of 'd d J' D . h'l hI' t ., ne e eman D ~V1 son a,n 1m aVlsson. They w 1.e sc 00 or com m u n I y of 1459 Lakepointe; and Robert Conversation WIll be assIsted by the club mem- I proJects. W. Graul son of Mr d M b \ I . . an rs. crs. • ----.-- William- B. Graul of 1365 Lake- Ends Abruptly The theme, for decorations in i ChIldren Charged pointe. . NOW THEY'RE H'ERE! both gyms wlll be barnyard ani- . • • The other man is Russell A. Miss Grace McGraw, of 340 mals ~nd characters from farm WIth DestructIon Anderson, Jr" airman recruit, Lakeland, struck 'a utility pole life, Lincoln Godfrey and Lowell son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel A. near her home when she momen- and What a Dish They Make a Jackson are the creative artists Anderson of 334 McMillan, rd. tarily lost control of the car she • • in charge. They will also decorate Five children ranging from 11 At Great Lakes, the world's was driving. the swimming pool as the "Ole to 14 years of age were appre- largest recruit training center, Police said the accident oc- I Swimmin' Hole" for those in- hended by Farms police for mal. the training is designed to bene. curred Sunday, April 8, as Miss terested in dunking to escape the icious destruction of property at fit th~ recruit through personal McGraw looked back to speak to "spring heat." 304 Provencal. exper1ence and by academic lec- her father. Dancing to. the tunes of Cob Several windows were broken, ture,s in .such di~ers~fied subjects Martin's band romises to y two do~rs were damaged and a as ~Ignalmg, navlgatlon, gunnery, TOUe!! OF HOME loads of fun the g' I ' .T~e ~hande1Jer wrecked by the young basIC ordnance, Navy ~ustoms SH.RIMP in Early settlers .of Frankenmuth, audit' . 11' S gym. e mtruders. and terms, and seamansh1p. Michigan, brought a touch of ?rlUm "':111 fe~ture Ralph The property is owned by Hen- . Following the successful com. c. home with them when they car- lOSS S band m a Jazz conc,ert ry Ford II. The house is vacant. pl.etion of recruit training, they ried church bells from Gern1any after one hour of assorted mOVles. I As it is located in the Woods the WIll be assigned to a Fleet unit to their new home more than a See Page 15 . The boys'. gym feature case was tumed over to the on active duty, or be enrolled as "Yill century ago. Tourists to Frank- gam~~ of ,sk1ll,.followmg the Hi.Y Woods police. stud~n~s at one of the Navy's enmuth can still see these bells. trad1tlOn 10 their carnival parties. The children were released to spec1altzed service schools f or Over 100 valuable prizes have their parents. further training. Girls to Help COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL GREASE and OIL At Convention OUR SPECIAL LIABILITY POLICY The Michigan Home Economifs Covers the entire family for all hall'lrds usually insured under Residence, Sports, Association will hold its 1951 an- Animal alnd Employers Liability, it, claims for Bodily Injury, Property Damage and nual convention April 12, 13 and Medical, including Libel, Slander and False Arrest, 14 at the Hotel Statler .. ! -Picture by Howard Poole Five girls from Grosse Pointe DR. and MRS. CLARENCE E. MAGUIR~ of Lochmoor High S c h 0 0 1's home-making boulevard and their children, David and Lorna Claire have In one policy, $10 a year or $25 for three years, with limits of $10,000 and $250 classes are attending the conven. returned from a mot?~ trip through Florida, highlighted Medical: slight increase for higher limits. tion to welcome guests and assist by two fishing expedItlons. MRS. MAGUIRE landed the with the registration. They are: Judy McNaughton, Carol Fred- biggest catch aboard off Key West, a 14-pound barracuda while sea bottom fishing. Off Fort Lauderdale while test~ PHONE, CALL OR WRITE I ericks, Mary Edsall, Janet Holtz, and Nancy Ramsey. The home- ing the waters of the Gulf Stream, she bro~ght in this I. TRANSMISSION drained and making teachers from the high seven-foot, 44-pound sailfish. It will grace the wall of their GROSSE POINTE INSURANCE ASSOCIATES refilled APRIL ONLY! school are also attending. recrea tion r.oom. 2. CRANKCASE drained and reo The general theme of the con- '19 KERCHEVAL .. , vention is "What's New in Home iilled NEXT TO PUNCH & JUDY THEATRE Economics?" Reckless Drivers ,- ,~ Pay Up in Court 3. REAR AXLE drained and reo Thursday evening the Michigan WILBUR' J. B. THOMAS TUXEDO filled Home Economics Association ex. Two Detroit motorists were I $10, and Carl A. Lewis, of 14280 INSURANCE SINCE 19\7 2.6704 4. FRONT WHEELS packed ecutive board m'eeting will be suspended from driving for three Malden, was fined $20. held. months by Judge C. Joseph __ r------_ 5. CHASSIS LUBRICATED - in. Friday, tours will be conducted Belanger in Grosse Pointe Park Ii . c1uding those.6 fittings missed I through the Hotel Statler kitchens Traffic Court. ..-' ,'. ,. They are Clefus Gray, 5430 ' by untrained mechanics. .'S'S' I and the Veterans Memorial Build- of St. Aubin, and Fred Ludwig, Jr., I PL.uS: Fan Belt Ildju'Jted; Radiator ing. Throughout the afternoon, of 5054 Wayburn. Connections tightened; Bat t e r y speakers will discuss the general Clamps cleaned; and Air Cleaner Commercial vehicles theme of the convention in their Gray was found guilty of drunk washed. ,lightly higher talks. Some of the talks will 'be driving on Mack on March 24. "I'VE DRIVEN DODGECARS 270,000 MILES "Foundation for the Future," He was also fined $50., "Modern Fabrics for You arid Ludwig, who also paid a fine of Your Home," and "Decorative $20, was found' guilty'of reckless driving 'on Vernor Highway on Tables for the Home." I March 29. . , . Friday evening, with Gertrude ~ Manchester, president of the Four speeders were also fined and my by Judge Belanger. ./ car for'51 is Michigan Home Economics As- sociation, presiding, an address Dorothy W. Winans, of 412 Lin- will be given titled "What's Hap- coln, paid $20 for speeding 36 B & B Chevrolet Co. miles an hour on Vernor on pening in Television?" March 4. INCORPORATED Saturday the.re will be a panel Gus C. Manz, of 3529 Notting- 8811 E. Jefferson VAlley 2.1103 discussion about the "White House another dependable !" ham, was fined $15 for speeding DODGE Conference on Children and Youth." 40 miles an hour on Mack. Arthur Neymanoski,. 10016 -Says C. G. Pyle. That afternoon, after a fash. Bishop, paid $20 for speeding 38 ion show given by Wayne Uni- miles an hour on Mack on Feb. versity, Dr. Lee M. Thurston, 23, Superintendent of the State De- HAll'S NURSERYfeatures Peter Field, of 1580 Lochmoor, • • • partment of Public Instruction, was fined $15 for speeding 38 will give an address titled "Role miles an hour on Jefferson on of Home Economics in World Feb. 24. Crisis." Two others were found guilty of reckless driving. James Ayers, REPORTS MISSING PURSE of 10746 Hinsdale, Ferndale, paid Mrs. E. C. Prewitt reported her purse missing Wednesday, April 4 shortly after a pick-up man vis- Pointe Students Sing ited her home at 125 Moran. With Hillsdale Choir 'Two HillsdaI;C"ollege students WANTED i from Grosse Pointe participated with the Hillsdale College choir NOW~ as it presented concerts in sev- For a lawn of distinction try the famous eral Michigan cities, The fifty Lawn mowers and motors fOI e5"cC?Zl beauty treatment •.• Turf Builder voice choir, under the direction sharpening and repair. Avoid of- Prof. Harold F. Brown, took a to bring out color and health .•• Scoffs the Spring rush! week's concert tour of the state Seed to provide a carpet of thick grass. during which they made eight Cost is so little - the Scotts, wayl Factory Authorized Service on MOTO MOWER appearances. .s~ LAWN SEED - Extra' heavy, TORO & REO Musical presentations were triple.cleaned seed 'tho'. is free of ex. BRIGGS-STRA nON given in Saginaw, Port Huron, This compll!te gross cessive chaff, dirt end 99.91 % weed. Flint, Pontiac, Detroit, and Royal MOTORS Oak. The Sunday evening perfor- food feeds groH to iree. You need only a third as much be- CLINTON MOTORS richer color and thick. cause there are over 3,000,000 seed! per mance on April 8 was in the Jef- er growth. Economi. REO MOTORS. ferson Ave. Baptist Church. pound of Scotts. 1 II> $1.55 5 Ibs $7.65 col-use only 1 Ib P'" New il'Iacblnes on Display at Those from Grosse Pointe who *"MY NEW '5J DODGE makes the 16th 100 sq It. Feed 2500 SPECIAL PURPOSE Seed for drier lolls, deep participated in the concert tour Dodge I've owned:' says Co G. Pyle. .q 11-$2.50. Feed Ihade, plClYareo, - fast growing. 7 Ib - $7.25 Nelson C. Frolund are Sally Reynolds, daughter of Los Angeles. Calif. "And. every one '0,000 sq 11-$7.85 5 Ibs - $6.75 20377 Harper Mr. arid Mrs. Harold C. Reynolds, more than lived up to.the Dodge repa. Near Lochmoor 861 Lincoln, and Ann Young, tation for dependability and economy.- TU. 1.6233 daughter of Mrs. Kathleen How- ,ard Young, 423 st. Clair. ' YOucould pay up fo $[000 more (Jndsfit/not get all the Choice PRE.SEASON Speetat, exira room, comfort anti rugged dependuIJi/ity of0o.rlge w:-.'ERS know from. experience the value everyWlkfuI of gas. And Gyro.Matic. lowest EVERGREENS WITH OR[jINARY $hcclccbscrbers O and dependability built into ,Dodge cars. priced automatic transmission. along with wheels leo"e rood ••• Car bounces after up then "hils bollom!' That', why, year year, so many buy g)Tol Fluid Drive makes all ,our driving A!so White Birch (3 and 4 clump), "another dependable Dodge:' easier and smoother stilL . Shade and Fruit Trees, Boxwood, Combination Windows New KInd of Comfort Yes, Dodge is the car you want today _ •• • WHITE PINE FRAMES Along with smart, sleek styling ... Dodge has a smart looking, comfortable, Ikpenda.blt: car Magnolias, Dogwood, \A/isteria (Wood LUe Treated) head room . . . leg room . . . shoulder room for the years ahead. Let us give yotl the rom- Trees, French Lilac fInd Cannas. many cars costing far more can't match. Plus plete story of Dodge value. Come in toda1. • BRONZE WIRE the smoothest ride you've ever known . . • Complete H"es of Shrubbery, Fertilizers- Insecticides and Peat Moss These windowl as the new Oriflow shock absorber system are 3 - P 1 e c.t S ,28 x 55 floats you over roughest roads. /951 Depenr/tJble unit s. All in. ' opening suts easily reo , A huge Landscape ..windshield ... a deeper. movable fro m DeIl.vered to wider tear "picture- v.'indow" give you the .---POTTED ROSES--. either inside or Your amne priceless safety of "watchtower" visibility outsIde ot the 47 from wherever you sit. '67 Varieties from which to select ••• available house. Terms Availabll New Driving Eo•• April 20th. Orders taken now! 1 You get exciting performl1nce, with true econ- DODGE ....----10% Discount----, Spedfkof/olll arxl oquipmen/mbi«' omy, from the big high-rompression "Get. Drive St For rIVe Minutes And You'll during the .month of April ••• on all Combination WindoW order 10 d1angewilhlWf IK>fiew Away" Engine as it squeezes'extta miles from Drive It For Years Open Daily and Sundays. 8 A,M. to 8 P,M. accompanied by this ad. SEE "SHOWTIME ••• U.S.A:' - ABC TELEVISION NETWORK HALL 1NURSERY 24300 Harper, St. Clair Shorll5 MICHEL M'OTORS Between 9 and 10 :MUe Rds, Dial PRescott 5.3455 .1939'- MACK AV!., Grosse Pointe Woods TUxedo 5..3044. •• ~ ~\ .', to' I/' ~ • .~ .' ...... 1Id \ 17 __ rtt _ ___ _ ~__~_~.__ , ...... r .. •••••• nc •• __.f .M z n • =- $ .C •• '1ds • S $ .- --~---..----- • PaogeTwefve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April' 2,1951 Oros S~ Poi~tc N~WI I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!III PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO PUBLISHERS, "" _A\~~&\l!J 0 me. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE DETROIT WESTWARD AND Va WlQ).~ LettersT The Editor What Goes on THE GRAND RIVER RECORD. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT . 99 KERCHEVAL, GROS~E POINTE FARMS 30, MICHIGAN:,., To 'fhe Editor: I boys are so filled with bo~nd- at E~aCD1G1eratiQ)lll\s The attached letter is one such less energy, why not put It to Phone TU. 2.6900 34 ~ 52 && .. as 250 fathers in Grosse Pointe use in one of two ways? l-Since . Three Trunk Lines A PRY R and vicinity. have received. They they. too1Ql,such'delight in caus- Your'Llbrary Member Mich1gan Press Ass'rt and National Editoria.l Ass'n . •.. 0 ,,' are in regard to .the obuild.,upof ing all that destruction, let them by Je~ TaylO1' ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER the Civil Defense program. buy the glass, with money made 0 I felt upon receiving this letter independen~ of their normal MATTHEW M. GOEBEL uo ADVERTISING MANAGER I'SptWkUng and bright ~ liquid Ught JANE SCHERMERHORN .FEATURE PAGE. SOCIETY Does the wine our goblets ,gleam in; that the topiqdiscussedwas im- source. of lDcome. Then. have FRED RUNNELLS ; .sPORTS EDITOR portant enough to bring to your them Install every last wmd?w . ~ "Fixing things around the house ••• That's my hobby! TOBY CUMMINGS ADVERTISING With hue as red as the rosy bed . ttention. that was broken. .Mak~ the JO? grinned thirteen-year-old Tom Gibney, as he cheeked out the ARTHUR BLYLER. ADVERTISING W hith a fee would ~hooseo.to dream in. a . as, thoroughly constructlv4~ as It HANDY MAN'S HANDBOOK at the library desk. Tom Jives BETTY JANE VISGER CIRCULATION Tben fill tonightJwithhear!s (IS light, I am sure th~t the C.A.P: ~oul.d was destructive. When the work at 1335 Audubon road and, according to his mother, Tom has BETTY ANDERSON WANT ADS To loves as gay. and fleeting gre~tly. apprecl~teyourglvmg It has been completed, I assure had his own work bench since-he was five years old. He MARY DENNIS _ ACCOUNTS notlce In your fme newspaper. you they will think twice before As bubbles that swim on the beaker's brim like,<:to read as well as tinker and is now engaged in securing VIRGINIA D'HONDT ADVERTISING Yours very truly, breaking 30 windows again. 2- And break o~/helips while meeting." hts Boy Scout merit badge in reading. Ralph. T. Marcus, If the destruction )S beyond re- FULL'Y PAID CIRCULATION April is the month to clean up~>------'---- Subscription Rates: $3.00Per Year by Mail. AN News and (Charles Fenno Hoffman) 705 FISher Road, pair, then let those powerhouses Advertising Copy Must Be in The News Office by Grosse Pointe, Mich. of energy ear n the. money and paint up but before you be- In the group are twenty-eight Tuesday Aftern ...e. • •• 2 ••••• $T. • ..... ene. _-._ _ =_~_ .. am •• __ Mr. 51 Thursday, April 12, 1951 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page J-hirfien - Betrothal Told ampfire' Warn Against Girl Scout In Nashville C Elm Blight IT'S ~WEEK at YOUR NEW KROGER STORE : In Nashville, Tenn., Mr. and Girls News J 13333 East Warren VA. 2-1450 ~ We carry H fu1l !lne 01 home made sausage and lunch meats. sllced fresh to your order. Also. beef tenderlotn, caB liver, t~~~~__..~~__..~~~ ~__..~~ baby becfllver. corned beef (kosher style or plain) and a full LGE. 150 SIZE FLORIDA JUICE line of fresh meats We havE' a colTtPlete Une of frozen foods. d31ry products anel many other delicacies for house partIes. Grosse Pointe PONTIAC Owners PHONE 16373 E. WARREN TU. 1.7169 COLBY'S nr. Alldllbon ON YOUR WAY TO WORK, LEAVE YOUR ,Open Fridays Unlll 9 p.m.' DOZ. WITH Us, FOR COMPLETE, SPECIALIZED FLA. GRAPEFRUIT Attention Farmers &' Gardeners SERVICE Juicy. vitamin rich, c Onion Sets and Seed Potatoes are at your Kroger Store sweet-eating. Now! We have 9 Varieties of your. favorite Certified J ~:9 y(>tJ 8 49 W e It drive downtown at 8:1) or 8:45a.m. Your car wilt Value-priced NEW Seed Potatoes, including Maines, Michigan. and Cana- be 1"ead'JI for yotl on ',.om way home; dian at extremely low p)'ic:es~Stop in and see us about Ibs.1 YOtJrorder. No o;der too large or too small. FRANK McLAUGHLIN PONTIAC CO. ,CABBAGE 2 Sc 3 (62 E. Jefferson lO. 7.4410 for a lown of distinction try the famouS ScOtti beauty treatment •.. Turf Builder to bring out color and health ..• Scotts Seed to provide a carpet of thick grass. FREE' FREEl YOUR SER VICE Cost is sCilittle - the Scotts wayl AT .suita. LA Wfj SEED - Extra heavy# MONDAY THRU FRIDAY -1:30 A. M. to 12 MIDNIGHT rVRr 8VIUEI1 triple.cleaned seed that is free of ex. This complete grcu , cessive thaff, dirt and 99.91% weed. A Cute Fresh SATURDAY 7:30 to 6 P. M. food feed. grass to free. You need only a third as much be- A Colorlul rich.,.. color and th1ck. Make Sure to Inquire About Our Seasonal Specials er growth. Economl-, cause there are Qver 3,000,000 seeds per col-use only 1 Ib per pound of Scotts. 1 Ib $7.55 SIbs $1.65 100 Ul ft. Feed 2500 Factory Trained Experts 'q 11-$2.50. Feeel SPECIAf... PURPOSE Seed for drier loils, deep tO,OOO .q 11-$7.85 shade. play areas _ fast growing. J Ib - $1.25 Genuine Parts and Accessories Sibs - $6.15 Potte'd Plant Baseball Cap WHYTE OLDSMOBILE FROMM'S . Given to the first 2,000 adult customers To be given free to the first 1,000 boys and COMPANY .17031 KERCHEVALJ Friday, April 13 Phone TU. 2-9230 girls 'to visit our store Saturday, April 14. 14800 E. JEFFERSON VA. '-5000 &3£ El Prices- effective through Sat., April 14, 1951 t \ I , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April J2,J 95 r I' , , High School's Tennis Team CarryT ennis Hope s of Grosse Pointe High St. Paul Men Relnain Tied Meeting Cranbrook Today In HO!!ight Iln Pin Loop Schedule Calls Fo~ Second Match of Season to be Played The battle for top honors in i Boutin's Service and Better . In Mt. Clemens Tomorrow; Competition the St. Paul's Men's Bowling I Made -Chips remain in a tie for On Squad Keen League grows hotter as the sea- first place in the Grosse Pointe son nears an end. I Businessman's Bowling League. Grosse Pointe High School opens its spring interschol- Murray Smith's team, which' Boutin's took three from Testa astic sports schedule with a tennis match at Cranbrook today scored a clean sweep the pre vi- Cement Co., chalking up a 1026 (Thursday). Tomorrow they journey to Mt. Clemens and ous week to take a three point total in the final game for a new the follo'ving Tuesday open their home schedule with Cran- lead, slu;nped last week and could season single game record. Mary brook. ------only get one point. The D. Trom- Boutin's 269 was high, while Probable starters are: Singles players of last year. bley team had a chance to tie Bruce Warren's 235 was next. No. 1. Dick MacKenzie: NO.2, T' t T I d for first, but had to be content Better Made Chips won three Cort Lecklider; No.3, Bruce AI. rIp 0 0 e 0 with a split and two points. from Schulte Hardware despite len; No.4, Pat Brogan. In dou- This year an added attraction TEAM STANDING Ray Pety's record breaking io287 bles, No.1, Tom Lamb and Jack has been put onto the schedule Name Pts. in 695 for Schulte's. Westphal; No.2, Bobb Hardies of the tennis team. Along with . M. Smith 37 Turner Buick, Inc. and Revere and Ken Webb; No.3, Dave Ter. the 14 matches previously sched- ris and Pete Wardle. uled with teams in this area, the D. Trombley : 35 Cleaners rema~ne~ tied for seCif!nd Fight for Positions local squad will travel. to Toledo L. Donovan 34 place. each w10nmg four poffits. A great deal of interest has to t~ke on the best hIgh school H. Furt{)n ' 30 Rustic Cabins and Cramer ~lec- again been in evidence in the ~enn~~.te~m .that area produces L. Korte 30 tric were the respective victims. battle for positions on the new I 10 Dl \TIlblShIgh school. J. JablO'~ski 29 Bruce Wigle scored the ~ly tennis pyramid. Changes take I Two years ago they captured A, DeRlemacker 2& other shutout of the night at the place daily with players trying to the Ohio State Champio1'\Ship and A. Gouin 28 expense of Kennelly Catering. move up closer to the peak. The I last y~ar were rumler-up. The P. Rupr!ch 2Z In other matches. Imperial best improvement so far has been I meet IS scheduled for Saturd. ay, F, DansDury 2~ Cleanel's took three from Tom shown by Pat Brogan, .who oust. May 12. The team has a couple T. Trombly 2, Boyd. Inc., and Belding Cleaners ed Bobb Hardies from the third I of players who are ranked in the E. Lauer 26 won three from Hall-Dodds, Inc. rung with a well deserved vic- I Western Lawn 'Tennis rankings. P. Allard .: ~ 24 200 scores: Pety 287, 207, 291, tory. I N. McEachm ~4 Nowak 259, Rau 229. Hall 204, Pat has not played varsity ten. I. t;OOLJNG JNFLUENCE T. Corbett , 21 Kehrer 203, Aust 203. Caprini nis but he has played just about Tourists feel cooler the minute L. Reno 21 201, Madsen 201, Buehler 200. every other varsity sport in the they see the 45th latitude HIGH TEAM Mitchell 200. school. He shows the kind of ath- marker near the north city limits 3 Games STANDINGS letic talent which is going to plug of Menominee, M:i~higan. It is the F.Dansbury 2659 Boutin's Service ' 36 up one of the big holes left by exact half-way point between the D. Trombley 2657 Better Made Chips 36 the graduation of so many of the Equator and the North Pole. P. Allard 264i Turner Buick, Inc 31 1 Game Revere Cleaners 31 P. Allard 1001 Belding Cleaners 29 F. Dansbury 971 Br'uee Wigle 27 Gray's Announces Dates P. Allard 968 Testa Cement Co 26 L. Korte 968 Cramer Electric 25 For Annual Tennis Clinic INDIVIDUAL HIGH Pointe Ins. Agency ;..~ 24 3 Games Imperial Cleaners : 23 FOl..the fourth consecutive vear for twenty-five years. E. Beaugrand 630 Hall-Dodds, Inc. . : 22 the tenni:; clinic will be held at This clinic is open to all Grosse E. Deprest 619 I\:ennelly Catering ' 19 the Neighborhood Club Saturday, Pointe boy~ and girls. The sched- W. Jones ' 610 Tom Boyd, Inc 18 April 28, and Saturday, May S. ule is as follows: From 9:30 to - -PiPcture by Fred. Garelss To c'mduct the clinic the fol-. 10:45 for children twelve years The success of the tennis team at GPHS this year rests on the shoulders of the five boys pictured above. lowing, welI-known tennis in- and under; from 10:45 to 12:00 They are the five returning letter men on the varsity which opens its season today at Cranbrook. Their performances ~ I0 °6~~~N~~NL:THURS. EVE., APRIL 19 structors will be on hand: Mrs. noon for children up to and in- will either break or continue the winni~g streak. of 46 victories which has been compiled by' Blue Devil netmen Jean Hoxie. noted tennis enthus- eluding eighteen years. during the last three and a half years. Left to right are: D Iq<. MacKENZIE, TOM LAMB, BRUCE ALLEN, BOBB "NO:HING ~':I.~~~::j'lMMENSELY -~~Y~~r~: iast from Hamtramck, who has Arrangements are beipg made HARDIES and CORT LECKLIDER. conducted tennis clinics in vari- to try and secure in addition to AlDRIQt & M'1ERS ous parts of the country; Tobey the foregoing instructors, WH- with Julius fleliChmonn pr.,.", Hansen, tennis professional at the Iiam Murphy, tennis coach at the St. Paul Girls Women's League Lead All Tied Up IAlumni orne La Salle ono PREMINGER'S PRODUOlON Country Club of Detroit, former- University of Michigan. There To Hold Silver Jubilee IV of Hot Springs, West Virginia, will be further details in next Capture Title The St. Paul Women's Bowling L. Paisley, 187; M. Roland, 178; ",'ho has had vast experience; week's paper. If you wish to par- League is knotted up tight as a F. Commyn, 171; M. Piche, 171; "7'11£ Merlin Schultz. the well-known ticipate you may register at the The St. paclHi;h School girls' . drum. The Grosse Pointe !teview E. Adams, 170; 'L. Semon, 168. Many loyal De La Salle Alum. I ni members will return to their tennis coach ai Grosse Pointe Neighborhood Club or at Gray's basketball team tucked away the team has caug~t up WIth ~he High series for thenigh.t were: High School. and Roland Gray. Sport Shop. There is no charge. ~OON city championship title last Fri- Wo?ds RecreatIon aggregatIon M. Roland, 491; R. Treizer, 470; Alma Mater for their Silver Jub- formerly a tennis professional day night at the C.Y.O. Center, whIch has held the lead most of L. Johnston, 446; F. Commyn, ilee Mass and Communion Break. whipping the team from the the season. 445; B. McCarron, 445; V. Wright, IS Moore Enters Air Force fast in the gym on Sunday, April Shrine of the Little Flower, 33.28. THE STANDINGS 439. Communications School 22, at 9:15 a.m. The contest was bitterly con- Woods Recreation 75 'BLUE" This is the greatest religious SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, tested throughout. Phyllis Van G. P, Review 75 STUDY SOUTHERN FORESTS Broadway's Newest Comedy Sensation ILLINOIS - Second Lieutenant Becelaeer was high scorer with Kammer Beauty Salon 74 William Lor d of McMillan and fraternal event of all' the b, F. HUGH HERBERT Jay Moore has entered the Air 11 points, followed by Mary Allor Mack-Warren Businessmen .. 67 road is one or a group of 15 Alumni activities, and this year Force Communications School with 10. 'Tracy Motor. Sales 65 students in the University of is memorable, for' it is the 25th .."" LEON MAGGIE MURRAY ... ,,"OW thrU Sat. here, it was annuonced by Col- G. 'P. Radio Service 59% Michigan 5~hoo} of Natural Re- AMES • McNAMARA • HAMILTON ...iI..11 . d WidmarK onel George W. Pardy, base com- Anniversary of the founding of l':ves. Orch, 3.60, 3.00; Bale. 2.40, 1.80; Sat. f Dannecker Gives Talk The Camera Shop 59~ sources making a tour of southern Richa palance Seats Box ornce Mats. Orch. 3.00, 2.40; Bale. 2.40, 1.80, 1.20. Waiter rll.: '\It\.'' mander. E. DeBrabander 59Y:z De La Salle Collegiate by the I F MON'fE ... To Ohio Lions Club forest plantations from April 6 Now Open (Tax Incl.) Performance Sunday "HALLSIn 0Tec'hnico1or_ He will enter training which Driscoll Standard Service.... 59 through April 16. late Brother Arator Justin. HI to I; Evening, April 2~ will qualify him to join a group Upper Mack Cleaners 58 -~on., Tues. Donald Dannecker, senior at Ki b V CI 58 Sun., 15-16-11 or squadron engaged in instal- r y acuum eaner ...I.... April Stockwell lation, maintenance and opera. Denison University, Granville, DeVuys t Contrac tor .....: .. 57 ":rrol Fwnn-nean tion of all types of communica- Ohio, spoke to the Coshocton, Silver Crown Ballroom 56 ,,1;:' "Kl:,\ltt In Technicolor tions equipment. Ohio, Lions' Club at their recent Hawthorne Bouse 56 ~ Moore is the son of Mr. and 11th. annual charter anniversary G. P. Garage 55 • •I thJ\\ sat. Mrs. Robert C. Moore of Grosse night. Kopp's Pharmacy 54 NoW W"d. _ Wm. Holden dv Holl\daY A1:" Pointe; Michigan. liis wife, Mrs. His subject was "Post-War Ja- Ohrt Hairdressers 52 ,In '-'BORN '1:ESTERD Connie :M:oore, resides in West- pan," Whli.Chhe illustrated with Det. Safety Furnace Pipe 41Yz bu!'y, New York. colored sIdes. . . Dannecker. a member of the I Hlgh games for the mght were: Ancient war chariots had no Student Speakers' Bureau of springs, the body being mounted Denison, is the son of Mr. and TIPS ON TOTS directly on the axle. Mrs. Arthur C. Dannecker, 890 The Parents' Consultation Serv- Cadieux road. ice of The Book House for Chil- dren warns mothers that "the TRA VEL INFORMATION surest way to lose the love, af- The Michigan Tourist Council fection, and respect of your chil- gives on-the.spot travel informa. dren is by being over-possessive tion services in concentrated .11a1'- of them and by trying to keep kets through offices in Lansing, them dependent on you for every th Detroit, Chicago and Cleveland. little thing." Dance Music by the i 1m; Manny Lopez Trio SA tOr 1951 ! Unlimited Parking Facilities I' Announcing , " " Wlzlftier BURNS DRIVE AT THE RIVER VA. 2-9000 pointe Bar 153 16 E, JEFFERSON under You're Invited! new Smashes All Records I In the 1951 Mobilgas &orwmy Run the • management Nash Rambler Corwertible Sedan (with . Grand Opening overdrive) smashed all records for gasoline mileage-averaging 31.05 miles to the gallon. of the New, Smert i The Nash.Statesman (26,12 M.P.G.), and JYash f/A nice place jornice people" ~Ambassador (25.92 M.P.g.) a~o wontrophr-es. I There's real proof of Nash economy! Regal Cocktail lounge II . . 17701 HARPER AVE'~~UE ERE's THAT IDEAL CAR you"ve been waiting for •• ".the per- Between Morang and Moross Roads fect combination ..• the new Double-Duty Rambler. EDGEW,4, TER 1-9367 H .~- Here's the smartest of custom sports sedans-with fine needl~- Here's that new Nash. Rambler" AU- Weat1Jer" Convertible Monday, April 1.6, point upholstery 'n' everything, A flip of the back seat .and It Sedan.••• aU the thrill oj tIle open car with the safety and IbecoIIlesa big load hauler! weather.s1U£8 comfort of a sedan. America'& lowest. I ; . .price custom convertible sedan! Through Friday, April 20 It's America's lowest-price, car of its type, and you get a de luxe radio ... the Nash Weather Eye Conditioned Air System OJstomfqu~ KITTY RAYLE If GOODSea Food Is YOUR Dish •. ' directional signals ... clock-accessories that cost you $200 Wil E"fert"in et the H~mmond Organ ~; $300 extra on other cars-all "included in the low price. at noExtraCost! Rugged? It's all-steel Airflyte Construction with never a body ----- TU. 1-2970 You'll G,ofor This Delectable rattle 'or. squeak! Performance? It's the hottest, easiest-handling No Cover, No Tax, No car in traffic yoU'ever had hands on-and it delivers up to 30 miles Minimum Charge to the gaUon. Come in and drive the Rambler All.Purpose Sedan! A:so Serving Sneaks or Complete SHRIMP DENN.ISHICKEY t Inc. DINNERS 14811 Kercheval, between Alter and Ashland See Page 15 VA. 1..1004 Ampl~ Porking Foell/ties Ha'" MoIDn,. OMI/an ~a"'.J<.J.ina/or Corp,•• a.Ira/I. M/ds. I.. .. _ .' 1 ._.. ." ~ ~ -. r .,- ... ~ --'- . .~~~.-.~; '':'':'::.''-.:...:.;."'~- .;;:;.,,:.. -.;..:;.:,., ..;;;;._.:.;;.;; ~.. ,.....;.;,.,..;.,;' .,;,;,,;....~".--.;. --~ - ~--_-----._~--_ ...... _-- - ...... ~------a 4 a • 4 • a Wi e. 5 a • 6 6 $ $ 3 $ 2 & & a &J a & 4 X4 .4 & 2 a .at. . b (J sa 6 2 2 2. do" 5 iQ • Thur:;day, April 12, 1951 POINTE Page FiTteen CLEO'S MAGIC CARPET I Star Points of Pillar New Manager School ~ay Cleopatra, the famedE~tiah Chapter to Hold Party Legion Elementary I Queen, really had a "magIC car- I I (Continued from Page 1) pet." It was the magnificent rug -- UPI'fA ~JJSInA !lIVlDl: Counselors, Director of Drama- in which she had herself wrap- The Star Points of Pillar Chap- , Auxiliary School News IN BARAC-A COUNTY ARE SlREAMS tics, and First Assistant Teachers ped and carried by two slaves ter 475 OES'is sponsoring a card r in the elemntary schools. ' THAT RISE AND ROW SOllTH TO into the presence of the great party at 8 p.m. Friday, April 13•. r LAHE MICHIGAN. NEAP.8Y,ARE OTHERBASv Next ,yee,r approximately 138 News RICHARD SCHOOL THAT FtaN NORTH TO KEWEENAW,. members of the present .teaching Roman general, J'ulius Caenar. in the Pillar Temple building at e The Book House for Children From Unit 303 With the appearance of the AND lAHE SUPERIOR. THIS WATffiSHED staff will receive between $5130 tells how, as a result of that his- Philip and Kercheval avenue. AREA IS FAMOUS FOR ITS PICTURE'PRet:rr. ' and, $5778 annually;. 47 will re. a first robin, the Richard Safety toric meeting, the daring and Bone china cups and saucers 6 By Dons NIelsen Patrol shifted over to Spring ac.; VACATION LAHES. ceive between $3267 and $3996; beauteous young ruler succeeded are featured es table prizes. A OJ' tivities. Now what the weather I and 52 will receive between in ou.twitting her enemies' who luncheon will be served. Table ~ 'f has moderated, the task of the $4212 and $4914. Twenty mem. e A. very sincere and graiefu1 Patrol centers about bicycles and bers of the Administrative Staff had hoped Caesar would over- :reservations can be made by - will receive a salary of $6000 or run Egypt' with his powerful thank you from Rehabilitation the increased pupil traffic at WOR~ IAIGIST MOlSIH'H _Hue Roman war-machine. calling LA. 1.8518 or. VA. 2.9392. . Chairman Mary Del Barba for all corners. At present, a program better. concerned with bike safety is ROCl after that. Sure would appreciate'. I David Ayrault,. Mickey Caulkin~, it. Mrs. RoskJlly Hostess Dan Book, DIck Wunsch, PhI] T W d U 't f S C F Noel', Jerry Cavanaugh, Fred Methodist Church Women o 00 S nI 0 '" Baker. Charles Krebs, David --- I Burgess and Andy Critchfield. for Smart Housewives! To Hold Quiet Day Service The Grosse Pointe Woods Unit Mr. Hammel is the teacher One of, the .Save The Children sponsor of the boys' safety patrol Women of the Grosse P"inte Federatlon :V1U-meet at. the home and Miss Bopkes is the sponsor Methodist Church will observe a : of .Mrs. SIdney RoskJlly. 1350, for the girls' service squad. quiet day service on Tuesday.' Amta av~nue., at 11 a,m., Thurs- i April 17 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. : day, Apnl 12. 1 h Just Arrived/rom Deep, Southern Waters. • .. The program. which will be' . ,5 arp Increase held in the new churc1l building' Alexander Macomb Chapter' on Morass. road ~etween Kerc~e- Celebrates 18th Birthday j ,'al and Ridge, will feature rehg- In .Road Deaths iotls readings. prayer and a char- -- I --- al s.en;icc, the latter under the: ?enr, Alexander ~acomb Cha.,p- Traffic accidents took the lives II' direction of :VII'S Fred Asmus. i tel. U,~. Daughteu .. of. 1812, clt- of 139 persons on Michigan General chai"man of the meeting; tamed lts legal ma]onty at the I t t d h' h d' th I is Mrs. No;'~an Mooney. : meeting. Wednesday, April 4, at I s re~~ ant J Ig ways It unng the Newberry House mon 0 anuary. was e ------. .' Ihighest toll for that month since Nancy MassnicK Gets .,Ch,all'man, of hostesses for ~he 1942 and an increase of 32 per ., ! L 0 clock l;uncheon . celebratmg cent over the 105 persons killed Nursmg Certificate I the chapter s 18th bIrthday :was during the same month last year. Mrs. George S. Guy. ~er aI~es The figures were revealed in Nancy Massnick, 18, of 1217 \ were Mrs. L~oyd DeWItt SmIth, the State Police monthly statisti- Bishop, Grosse Pointe. received of Grosse Pomte, Mrs. Georg~ D. ~al report, which also showed ,Especially Fine-Flavored IInd Delectable a certificate in practical nursing I S.chermerhorn and Mr.s. Charles sharp increases in injuries and. from the Detroit Board of Edu- !!<. Cooper. Mrs. Snuth ~rgan- reported accidents. The upward cation at Goldberg School Wed- : i~~~the chapter on AprIl 12, trend has prevailed since May of nesday night, April 4.' last year. . She \\--as one of 67 Detroit-area ------. Ther:e were 3,521 ~erson8 in.. women a ward e d certificates Two Representing Pointe Jured 10 January, an 10crease of qualifying them to help fill the. Branch of AAUW at Parley ~o? or 1~ per cent over the 3,11.6 TEXAS PINK widespread demand for nurses. ; InJured 10 January of 195.0.ACCI- . . I I dents totalled 15,645, an mer ease More women arc bemg rcct:U1t- I Mrs .. E~waI'd F. Gehrig and of 3,489 or 29 per cent over 12,156 ed for nursmg careers con~mu- i Mrs. \VJ1llam W. Innes are rep- a year ago. nusly by the petrolt eouncd on i resentIng th~ Grosse. ~ointe The sharp rise'in deaths was CommuOity NursIng. one of the! Branch, AmerIcan ASSOCIatIOnof attributed largely to collisions many community services made: University Women, at the 1951. between motor vehicles, colli- possible by contributions to th~. biennial convention being held I sions between m~tor vehicles and Torch Drive. : in Atlantic City, April 9 to 13. 1 trains, and ran-off-roadway acci- New courses are started every An analysis of freedom and its' dents. two months. The courSe costs meaning in the world today will Estimated travel in January S100. but students earn approxi. keynote the convention thinking. ,was 1.75 billion miles! ~ gain. of EXTRA- mately $500 during their year in Delegates will devote one session 17 per cent or 250 mIllIon mIles training. ~to consider how A.A.U.W. pro-lover the 1.5 billion miles traveled I ______II grams may contribute to the de- I during the same.month last year. Iiense and maintenance of free-l The death rate of 7.9 per 100 N ursery Sch 00 I Paren t ; dom in the difficult years ahead. ,million miles of travel was up Group Conducts Meeting I Dr. Roy F. Nichols of the fa~_113 per cent over the rate of 6.97 ; ulty of the University of penn-I for January of 1950. The Parent Group of the Millin' sylv<.nia introduced the conven- • • LARGE Nursery (lod Kindergarten School tion theme on April 9. I International. RelatIons which met on April 11 was acl- I Group of AAUW to Meet dressed by Mrs. Morgan J. Sher- !\lORE DESTRUCTION _ man ':':h05e, subject was ."Fi~ding : Damage estimated at $75 to I Mrs, Abram Brown of 74 Mor- HapPIness m Homemakmg. ~aluminum foil insulation at a an road will be hostess for the Mrs. Edward F. S~lits presided: house under construction at 2152 International Relations meeting at this meeting. Hostesses were! Stanhope was reported by build. of Grosse Pointe A.A,U.W. on Mrs. A. C. Wendler, Mrs. Hugh: ers, Cae and Asselin, of 19650 Thursday, April 19, at 1 p.m. :A Dodge and Mrs. Edward Talbert. \ Harper.' ~a]ad luncheon will be served, Serve -~~------_.------The following members will em • • • discuss phases of the "Present c. World Situation"; Mrs. R. L. IN COCKTAILS Shepard, Mrs. George R. True, Mrs. John Foley, Mrs. Albert D SOUTHERN FRIED Conkey, Mrs. Harry C. Turrell, Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, Mrs. Wil- liam T. Krebs and Mrs. Alfred SHRIMP CREOLE F. Taylor. A LA KING STYLE LB. CURRIED OR BOILED ASS l/ '!GREENER ON ,~ Side 01tLen l'ence6 II s easy 10 make it so on Yours • These fine, tender shrimp come from the dear deeper waterS of the Gulf of Mexico, one of the most famous fishing areas in the $ce:itl4. LAWN SEED makes the thick, sparkling green Ask world! A grand catch.. for flavorful, economical eating- Get some turf thot folks rave about. It's economical, too - 3,000,000. seeds per pound in Sc0t4 50 you only et your Grosse Pointe A&P today! 1712~ Kercheval. need 0 third os much. 1 Ib - $1.55 5 Ibs - $7.65 SPECIAL PURPOSE sited for deep .had., drier soil•• t.rrae ••• play areas. Fo.t growing. J Ib - $J.25 5 Ibs - $6.J5 TVRJ'8VIUJER- The complete grossfood keeps lawns healthy. colorful and vigorous growing. It feeds lawns better for less - use only 1 Ib per 100 sq ft. 25 Ibs - $2.50 100 Ibs - $7.85 We Deliver - TU. 5-4354 A. P. HALLIDAY HARDWARE 16423-47 E. WMren at Outer Drive AlJTHORlZED DEALER. SCOTTS LAWN CARE PFlODUCTS This price guaranteed We~nesday; April 11, through Tuesday, April 11, ), , , ..: . :i"~iIJI .~ } , ~'. :., ;-~' :,' . " " ""', I' IIfI i.,~.. ' ~. q - F , , '" .. ... Thursday, April 12, 1951 Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS :SUS."IESS. .~. ,/ 3 Trunk Lines DEADLINE 5 P.M. TUESDAY YOUR I\D CAN BE CHARGED CALL TUxed'o 2-6900, To Serve You Quickly 4-HELP WANTED 7-WANTED TO RENT. r a-ARTICLES FOR SALE IS-ARTICLES FOR SALt! '21-'SERVICES a-General 21g-RoofinC) 21 i-Paint and Decorate GUTTERS cleaned, painted, in- FOR YOUR spring painting and (Male and Female) A RETIRED Naval Officer and BIGELOW, all wool broadloom HEYWOOD Wakefield bug~, CORNICE BOARDS Beautifully CLASSIFIED RATES side and out. Repaired and reo decorating, also interior clean- EXPERT IRONER wanted, refer- wife (no children) wish to . 9x20 with 8 ft. runner,. grey' $20; l<1rge stroller, $10; hIgh built any style' d g I placed. LAkeview 6 .62~3. ing, call TUxedo 1-4521. Cash Ads-IS words for 80c I ences required. :8xcellent salary. rent an apartment, duplex, flat, brown, rose, black, swirl pat: chair, $6. TUxedo 5-4870. Gredwick LAkev' or 7 ~~~7n. Chorge Ads-IS w';)rds for 90c VAlley 2-0554. houseO'or terrace. $80 maximum. tern. Used about I-year, $150. MOVING SALE: Bargains! Ma- ,lew - • LOCKHART ROOFING CO. For anything in Sc tor oddit;onol words. - Telephone .TO. 6-~876. I Phone TUxedo 2-4472. hoga,ny bookcase,. imported' CUf?TOM made Cl~aperies ~nd Est. 1923 Painting and Decorating Ad . d t Th . MA.N FOdR CLdEA~INf? - Elve- QUIET FamIly of four want 3 MAPLE STORKLINE 6 chaIr (and others), Clocks, slIp covers, beautiful selection Residential and Commerdol Coli ~ con oe place a e nmgs an Sun ays m me sa on. S' year b of fab . R bl . d New~ Office or convenient Must be ex erienc"d and de- bedroom home on East Ide. crib wetproof mattress $25' floor lamp, large ureau, 'an- ncs. . easona y pnce . ROOFING, SIDING, TINNING. MARTY sub.st<'ltjon~ tor cosh ods or coil pendable. dhrt Hairdressers, I ~xcellent references. $100 max- maple dinette table, 1 le~f, $7: tique day bed. 497 Eastlawn ~~~f~an~~~e~a~:ntee. Call, LAKEVIEW 7-7200 Thorough, Dependable The News Office tor chorge 19877 Mack, TUxedo 1-0761. Imum. Wyandotte 5597. EDgewater 1-9014 • (upper) at Essex. . 5000. Johns-Manville Approved Roofer VALLEY 1-1149 ods. I MIDDLE-AGED widow requires 9 ARTICLES WANTED UPHOLSTERED BOOTHS Niqht TU. 5-6366 ar TU. 1-1259 'EXPERIENCED GIRL for coun- 4 room apartment, East Side.13-PC: MAPLE bedroom set; a _------21 i.-Wall Washing All ods must be in The News ter and assembly work in dry' Best of references. TUxedo p.aIr of pl.atform rockers; 4 FURNITURE WANTED-If you Beautiful upholstered booths. ' EAVESTROUGHS Office by 5 O'C!OcK Tuesdoy. cleaners shop. Square Deal 2-3112. 'kItchen chaIrs. TUxedo 1.3245. have anything in the line of ideal for breakfast nooks, rec- Cleaners, 20331 Mack at Loch- f't d n=ation rooms and dens. These Repaired, Repaintec, Replac:ed WALL WASHING, right price. neat work. Well recommended. Call moor, TUxedo 1-4225. GROSSE POINTE interior deco- MOD ERN Davenport, green household urn! ure an rugs, boothS' are upholstered in Duran Guaranteed Workmanship . rator desires 2-bedroom terrace, frieze covering, good condition, call The Isaac Neatway Furni- Plastic material available in 32 Grosse Poi n t e. B. Gentry TUXEDO 2-6900 WOMAN, white, 30 to 4.0. Experi- flat or garage apartment in $40. TUxedo 1-7384. ture, 13930 Kercheval. VAlley colors and patterns, For Free Estimate Prescott 6-9015. • I GEORGE R. NEUMANN 3 Trunk Lines enced cook and cleanmg, refer- Grosse Pointe area. TUxedo ELECTRIC STOVE" maple dav- 2.2115. We c.an build any type, size or WINDOW CLEANING I ences. Five days from, ntJon 5-5902, between 9 and 5. enport and chair; scales; wicker ------. ~tyle of booth to fit any empty 22611 Downing S.C.S. JEFFERSON AVE. only. $18 to start. Prefer girl re- BOOKS purchased for. cash .. En- /look. or corner .also matchin~ AND WALL WASHING siding in Grosse Pointe or MIDDLE-AGED business execu- set; library table; mahogany tire libraries or fme smgle FormIca tables to harmonize with PRESCOTT 5-8452 PARK PHARMACY Service on Screens and Storms, 15324 K Jeffl'fson Shores. PRescott 6-4686. tive and wife, gentile, no chil- .bookcase. Many other articles. items. Midwest Book Service, booth. . lCor. Nottingham) dren, no pets, desire small fur- Moving to smaller home. TUx- 4301 Kensington. TUxedo 5-2450 Visit our factory display and Brick woshing expertly done KERCHEVAL AVENUE S-SITUATIONS WANTED nished apartment or house. edo 2-8675. ------see these gorgeous booths and 21i-Paint and Decorate H, E. GA.GE & SON , Permanent, but will consider 21 PIECES Lenox china, I ".- • ~. ? $ 2 • 9 9 •• 7 70S.0 •• S0' cs. @' P$S7 75' •• ss .. r • nsrr .s ••••••••• ..... - - -- .. 7 77 77 0 sa aN 22 sap'e n Thursday, April 12, 1951 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------,-- " • Page Seventeen.- f' ~•••••~ --- ~ Spring Frills For Packaged Ice Cream IRabaut Wants Country Day Teachers Have Whirl 'in East Pay Boost . For Jane SaverY,'of Neff road, and .Classifieds Carol FenleY; of University L..~~~~.~ ...~~!-J Postal Workers place, returned last week-end ~ ST. JAMES. LUTHERAN I CHRIST THE KING after a visit in New York City. 21s-Carpenter Work 21z-landscaping 170 McMillan W. J. Geffert, Pastor Miss Savery and Miss Fenley. Rep. Louis C. Rabaut has re- both of whom are teachers at REPAIR, scree:ns, porches, steps, Rev. George, E. Kurz, Pastor I Sunday, April 15 - sun~;; Friday, April I3-Junior choir School meets at 9:30 a.m. e quested quick action from the Country Day School went on to doors, windows, kitchen 'cabi- rehearsal, 7 p.m.; Senior choir main service begins at 11 a.m. chairmen of the Post Office and Philadelphia to visit another nets, book cases, fences. Good rehearsal, 8:15 p.m. ~ • • Civil Service committees of both faculty member, IV[iss Adrena nd work, prompt service, S. E. Order Houses of Congress in approving Serposs.. , n- . '" '" '" Tues day, A""1"'rl'1 17'. Men's Club Barber, 20380 Nesbit. TUxedo legislation granting pay increases ,r ' 4-0051. Sunday,' April 15-S un day meets at 11 p.m. to postal employes. Regal Cocktail Lounge !, School, 9:30 a.m. The lesson will Membership class meets every In a statement to Senator Olin be "Prodigal Son." Youth Bible week and is open to all who de- FINE carpentry. Screens and en- Spring D. Johnston, chairman of the Announce Grand Opelti~g Class, 9:45 11.m. Divine services sire to know more about the closed porches. Recreation and committee in the Senate, Rabaut conducted by the pastor, 11 a.m. fundamental teachings of .the a.t~ic roo~s. offices, store par- said, "In my opinion,. postal em- The new R ~ g a I Cocktail tItIons, kItchen cabinets. Ref- Friendship Club, 6:30 p.m. Bible. For further information, ployees are not now receiving Lounge located in the great erences. Will i a m Brockel. Work '" '" '" call the pastor. compensation commensurate with Regal Lanes, Harper avenue; l:)e- Prescott 6-7083. Tuesday, April 17-Lutheran • '" • their loyal service in these times tween Morang and Moross '..roa~s Laymen's League, 8 p.m. Chr,ir meets every Wednesday of inflationary trends through-' will hold Grand Opening festi~~ PORCHES, attics, recreation ever.ing at 8 p.m. out the nation. I feel that a salary ties Monday, April 16 thro.ugh rooms or minor repairs done Now BAHA'I WORLD FAITH adjustment should be made at Friday, April 20. l by licensed contractor, Quota. Thursday, April 12, i p.m.- POINTE UNITARIAN an. early date." Kitty Rayle entertains nighQy :e, tions On request. TU. 2-8324. Tree Spr.:Jying and Discussion Group at the home of I East' Jefferson at Rivard In revealing his action Rabaut at the Hammond organ and,dih- d. Mrs. Marshall Templeton. d Minister said that the lag between postal ners and snacks will be availab{e. ry Pruning. . '" '" ... Rev. William Hammon" . I Ice, creal? is a :favorite refreshment no matter what the sea,son, and H. F. JENZEN, BUILDING no,y that It comes pre-packaged in the sturdy block-shaped cartons salaries and soaring living costs Spring Clean-up Sunday, Apnl. 15, 10:30 a.m,- Friday, April 13_Pansh D1O- i HOME AND INDUSTRIAL REPAIRS which you buy at your grocery store, it is the easiest dessert in the is the result of the fact that "the Book Club Members Additions, Attic, Completed. Porches. Seeding, Fertilizing Children's Class at 132- Moran ner, 6:30 p.m. world to serve. Besides, ice cream is a nutritiou.s food and an economi~ Congress of the United States is, Recreation Roams, Garages Built. road. Subject: The Foundation for '" • >I< cal one-especially when you buy the bargain half-gallon which serves in a sense, the collective bar- Feted by The Schemms 1152 Elford Ct. TUxedo 1-9744 Top Dressing, the Union of Science and Religion. Sunday April 15 - Church I? For a gay party arrangement, serv., the ice cream in paper serving gaining forum of the government School, 10:30 a.m.; Assemb~y pro- dishes with doily ruffs pasted on the edges. The centerpiece is a gaily IS, Rolling, festooned candle. The 1'Ibbons lead to little nosegays of spring flowers employe. The George A. Schemms en- 21t-Dressmakinq WOODS PRESBYTERIAN gram by Mrs. Hermann s ~nd "The ponderous machinery of tertained members of theIr' BOQk Mrs. Potter's classes. Church ser- arranged in nut cups, " Yearly Maintenance 19950 Mack Avenue at Torrey the legislative process is often Club at dinner in their Maumee vice, 11 a.m., Sermon, "The Big "VALET SERVICE FOR GALS." Rev. Andrew F. Rauth, Minister slow to act and' in the case of the road home last Friday evenir.fg. Expert Ollterations, hems fur Fisherman." - )0 Thursday, April 19, 7 p.m.------postal employes, this long-de- Among those present were,14r~ .. Cal Fleming '" .; repairing, remodeling, relining. Boy Scout Troop meeting. . Farms to Quiz, · hb h d layed action is working a serious and Mrs. J. Crawford Frost Jr., TUxedo 2-4651. I Monday, April 16 - Laymen's hardship at the present time." Mr. and Mrs. Johp- Veech,:;Mr. ;e 7 p.m.-Treble Choir rehearsal. Nelg or 00 t~ Landscaping, League presents Rev. George Job Applicants Rabaut pointed, to surveys and' Mrs. John N. Failing Jr., 'd DESIGNING AND . 7:30 p.m.-Trustees' meeting. Shepherd of Highland Par~ Con- taken in the Detroit area which Mr. and Mrs .. Richard W. ;Bach- 8 p.m. - Chancel Choir re- DRES~MAKING STtJPIO gregational Church, speak10g on Applicants for the F a I' m s u News show the continuing upward mann and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dresses, SUits and Coots. Complete Service hearsal. "What America Faces in Asia," Police Department will be inter- CI b spiral of food prices to consum- T. Ives Jr. ~':\ ,- le oridal service. Make your selections TU. 1-6950 '" ...... 8:15 p.m. viewed through Friday, April 13 1'------..ers in the Moh!, City. 1------from the finest materials and in- Sunday, April 15, 9:45 a.m. - Police Chief Walter Hoyt an~ The Neighborhood Club is "Even if our price regulations .------...... dividual designs. Church School for those 9 years nounced. again sending out an urgent plea are successful, and they do not Also Alterations and over. Church Groups He said that men accepted for workers in the Summer Day appear to have been very effec- Expert Workmanship Michigan Mutual 11 a.m.-Worship Service. will be given oral and physical Camp. College students, mothers tive so far, the level of stabiliza- 1-9714 Plan Meetings STORM~"; TUXEDO 1- 11 a.m. - Church School for examinations and placed on ac- and high school girls who like to tion will be so fal' above the i~ Has Mack Branch children 3 through 8 years of age. tive duty as vacancies develop. work with children are requested posta~ wo~kers sala!'y as. t~, re~ k EXPERT alteratiorls, remodeling, , The Afternoon GroupS of the 7:30 p.m.-Tuxis Club. to call Miss Masak at TU. 5-4600. suIt 10 WIdespread meqUlty, he r. dressmaking and tailoring. Willi On April 1 Michigan Mutual Gro~se Pointe Woods Presby- Applicants must be residents . d . add e.d I, f Th D C pick up and deliver, VAlley 1. Liability Company, the oldest ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN terian Church will hold meetings o the community, between 21-27 e ay amp peno IS from I "The postal workers are a 2827. 'I and largest Mutual Casualty 01'- on April 18 at the foJlowing times years of age and have a high June 25 through July 27 -:- on I class apart," Rabaut concluded, WINDOWS; ~; ------ganization in the state, estab- Chalfonte and Lothrop and places: school education. Monday, Wednesday and Frlda~, "as to their ability to cope with ~ ;, Chief Hoyt said that William ~rom ~:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ThiS rising living costs and the Con- EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS by' lished its newest branch office at Charles W. Sandrock, Pastor Esther Group: home of Mrs. G. Elworthy, 26, of 146 Mapleton IS m~mly an outdoor progra~l gress owes these faithful servants CITY SASH" i ~1arie ~t?phens. Also .restyl- 16~11 Mack avenue at Three-Mile I Rogene Hartje, Parish Worker Lawrence Westerville, 1359, Hol~ and ...,_:, e has been placed on temporary and 10cludes ~1l sp?r~, handl- of the American people a salary lng, rehnmg, clean, glaze furs. dnve. Thursday, April 12, 4 p.m.- lywood, at 1 o'clock, Co-hostess. 13327 Kercheval, VAlley 3-0053. A.::cording to company pl'esi- Junior Choir. duty as a patrolman, filling the crafts, dramatIcs, s1Og1Og, and scale in line with today's inflated SCREEN .CO.b:' Mrs. Robert Greig. , vacancy created by the resigna. many special events. values." . LADIES' and children's alter _ dent W~lter .E. Otto, .this new 10- '" '" • Elizabeth Group: home of Mrs. 14000 E. SEVEN MIL~t~.': . . a cal umt WIll prOVIde nearby, Friday, April 13, 8 p,m.-Senior tion of Patrolman Orville Yacks. ... '" '" ROB-B-E-D-B-Y--T-H-UGS t~ns 5 ~~~:. Expenenced. TUx- complete insurance service to the Choir. C. G. Schroeder, 50 Shoreham Westof Gratiot road, at 1:15 o'clock. Co-hostess, , Yacks left to enter prl'vate First Aid Course Anthony Nyzak, of 1265 Bea- _ e 0 - ;). many thousands of Michigan Mu-. >I< '" '" business at Rose City, Michigan. Another First Aid Course will consfield, told 'Park police that LA. 7.3700 LA.l.jS15 Mrs. Roy Nelson. . . ~ FRENCH DRESSMAKER, experi- tual policyholders in the neigh-' Saturday, April 14, 9:30 a.m.------be made available to the people he lost $35 to two men who Free Dell'l'ery FHA Terms enced in dress designing and borhood. Catechism Class. Martha Group: home of Mrs. Dan Hembel. 1800 Manchester James L, Reynolds Sent of the Conununity at the Neigh- strong-armed him early SatUrday Phone for Free EstlmateIC:';:' alterations. TUxedo 5-9370. A. D. MacC.,arthY, who has be~n I 8 p.m.-Capital University avenue, at 12:45 o'cloc.k. Co-hos- To Lowry Field Air Base borhood Club, 17145 Waterloo. morning, April 7, near 1416 open Any Evening by ~PP01ntmel11 associated w1th the company 10 Band (Salem). This class is open;. to men and Beaconsfield. ,"' ; tess, Mrs. WaIte!" Thies. 21w-Bldg. Material a sales capadty for many years, '" '" • women and will be under the ------has been adva?ced to branch. Sunday, April 15, 9:30 a.m.- SAMPSON AFB, N.Y.-James direction of a qualified First Aid I L. Reynolds has been promoted Domestic, Commercial Cabinet Work BUILDING MATERIALS manilger and Wll1 head the new Sunday School. Instructor. All people wishing to I Dewey Kalember to Private First Class and will AMD off~ce. Com~lete faci~1ti'es for 10:45 a.m.-Worship. attend call TU. 5-4600 to register. Recreation Rooms ...Maid Rooms - Doors'; Sash CINDER CEMENT BLOCKS be assigned training in the Air PLASTERING MATERIAL J claIms repo:tmg~ preml~m pay- • '" '" A minimum of thirty people We Make Porch Enclosures-Free Estimate Given . ments, tour1Og 1OformatIon and T d A '1 . Art on Exhibit Force supply career field, it was must register. There is no fee. Sand, Grovel, Fill Dirt. Yellow Sand. I counsel on lit' ues ay, prt 17, 8 p.m.-Mls- announced by indoctrination cen- Crush Stone, Cement, Mortor, Lime, I c~s la .y msur~m:'e,. as sion Society. A collection of Dewey Kalem- tel' officials. Start, Your Work-Saving American Kitchen Today Cement Crock and Sewer Crock. i \~ell as .fire mSLlr,ance ~na allled 8 p.m.-Brotherhood. Kitchens in Metal or custom Wood Jobs ~er's water-colors are on exhibit He completed his indoctrina- \ Student Nurses to Give $1. CLA!R SHORES hnes, WIll be avaIlable 10 the of- * >I< '" We Design and Build to Suit BUILDERS SUPPLIES fice. m the lobby of th~ Woods. The~ I tion training at Sampson April 7. Benefit Play in Hospital e Wednesday, April 18, 4 p.m.- atre where they Will remam for I H' A' F fi 1. 23715 Litile Mack Michigan Mutual began busi- Chapel Choir. the next two weeks. 1S Ir orc~ career e a was -- Near Harper I ~ess her~ in Detroit in 1912, and ., selected followmg a conference S . CUSTOM WOOD, Presc:ott 5-55 15 IS now ltcensed nationwide. This 8 p.m.-Chu.rch Workers' Insti- Thl~ showmg features. a. special with a career guidance.expel't tudent n~rses o~ Mt. Carmel ------new office is the tlfty-sixth in its tute (First English). groupmg of Grosse POlnte sub- and waS chosen on the basis of Mercy HospItal WIll present a PRODUCTS co. 21 v-Piano Service chaii1. of branr.h offices located jects including. water-colors of the needs of the service, his per~ bene~~ pl~y, "The Mount Min~ 22500 MAC.KAVE. PRescott 5.0470 POINTE CONGREGATIONAL the War Memonal Center, Grosse sonal desires and his aptitude as stre~s F1'lday and Saturday, COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE- throughout the cor'npany's area of - Free Estimates- operations. 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Pointe Yacht Club, St. .Pau1 determined by a series of scie- Apr.ll ~3 and 14 at the hosp~tal Tuning, repairing, refinishing, Charles W. Scheid, Pastor Church and Grosse Pointe High tifically designed tests. audltOrlUm, 6131 W. Outer Dnve and mothproofing. WAInut At the 39th annual policyhold- S d School ' at Schaefer. ,.I\S }.2025. Place vour order early. ers' .meeting held on March 29, un ay, 9:30 a.m. - Worship . Training here included charac- . Service. Other groupings consist of I tel' guidance mathematics psy- Dorothy Hillebra!ld, of Audu- Presldent Otto revealed !lome Residential: Improvement & Modernization ------. I 9:30 a.m.-Church School for winter scenes, fish~ng village chological add chemical w~rfare bon ro~d, anj Sally Clancy, of HA VE facts on the company's growth. I .' . COMPANY Junior, Junior Hi and Senior Hi f scenes and rural paintings. customs of the service, drill and ~akepo1Ote .avenue, have .prom- ~ -.,.-! YOU R PIANO In 1950 it had its greatest sales Departments. \ Mr. Kalember, band director other subjects in the intensive 1Oen~ parts In the productIon. SPRING CLEANED volume when premium income LA. 7.5670 ------totaled $24,: 77,848. The com~ 11 a.m.-Worship Service. of Grosse Pointe High School, indo,ctrination cou~se. ------ALL TYPES Electric Cleaning pany's assets were $35,024,636, 11 a.m. - Church School for lives in Anita avenue. Pfc. Reynolds IS the son of Mrs, Hembel Gives Course Nursery (3 year olds), Kinder- Mrs. Mildred M. Van Loon, 1027 Professional Piano Tuning and policyholders' surplus was Modernization and garten and PrImary Departments. t Audubon rd., Grosse Pointe, For Cub Scout Den Mothers Moth Proofing & Rep'Jiring reported at $7,238,859. It has T ff.c Co Repair Work C. L. eDWARDS PRo 5-1656 paid a total of almost $28,000,000 5 p.m.-Junior Hi Pilgrim Fel- ra 1 ur Mich: PIANOS TUNED, cleaned. moth. in dividends to. policyholders. lowship. G F 1 Mrs. Dan W. Hembel. of Man~ Garages - Porches • Kitcnens .. Atti.: Sunday, 7 p.m. _ Senior Hi proofed and repaired. Satisfac. Michigan Mutual LIability Com. ioes orma Peter Guy Roll Elected chester road is conducting a Rooms - Roofing. Siding. -Tile Work Pilgrim Fellowship. Reports of tion guaranteed. Reasonahle pany writes automobile, work- T 0 Yale Banner Board workshop for Cub Scout Den Mirror Resilvered • Interior Decorating rates. Seibert, TUxedo 2~3279. men's compensution and general the State Pilgrim Fellowship Grosse Pointe Park Traffic Mothers in the Parkside Recre~ Etc, . casualty insurance. Since 1940, meeting at Olivet will be given Court went formal Saturday, Peter Guy Roll, son of Mr. and ation Center on Frankfort near 21z-Landscaping when it formed its affiliated or- by Sally Tripp, Sally Browne, I April 7. Mrs. E. E. Roll of Hawthorne Connor and Warren. Estimates CheerfullY GIven. All '''ark Guaranteed ganization, Associated General Cynthia Martin. Russell Etter, I' That is in the case of D. A. boulevard, was recently elected The sessions are being held for BEST OF RF..FERENCES FURNISHED V. S. K. Fire Company, it has also afford- ~yndon Babcock, Jr. Reichold, 'of New York, who gave to the 1954 board of the Yale five consecutive Thursday morn- ed fire insurance and allied cov- '" ... >I< the Hotel Statler as his Detroit Banner Publications of Yale Uni- ings, from 9:30 to 11:30 for all Monday, 7 p.m.-Mariners. address. LANDSCAPING erages to its policyholders. versity, New Haven, Connecticut, Den Mothers of District 3. Every Complete 8 p.m.-Pr~de~ti~l Committee. Reichold appeared before Park after a seven week. period of phase of den operations is being C. F. Brunks to Move Judge C. Joseph Belanger dressed I(.eeling competition that involved covered. Generol Lown Maintenance Tuesday, 8 p.m.-Men's Club in "tails" and paid a fine of $85 work for both the' editorial and Good Fences for 42' Years.,;~ T0 Traverse City Home Bridge. "'... '" for drunk driving. I business boards. TU. 1-0328 5115 NEFF RD. AWVS Civic Unit to Hold Every style of Fence Youth Police said that Reichold was i Mr. Roll is a member of, the !\{' SODDING and seeding specialists. Now that Spring is here, Point- Ch~~~nesday, 7 p.m. a bit "tipsy" behind the wheel. ~lass of 1&54 and prepared for Benefit Bridge April 1'9 II g \/~ ) erect~cI for you. ." ers are beginning to turn their Top quality sod, delivered, laid. He was arrested on Audubon near yale at Grosse Pointe High ". thoughts to around-the-corner . ... . Including . Landscaping service. Call us '" '" '" Jefferson. >:lchooI. Summertime. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Boy Members of the American I Chain Link AII.Steel and for free estimate. TUxedo The visitor from New York also Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Brunk, Scouts. Women's Volunteer Services Civic Rustic Styles . .. 1-0343. lost the privilege of driving in Mrs. Mabel S. Wells of Kensington road, are going 7:30 p.m.-Chancel Choir. Unit, will sponsor a benefit bridge ...... north this Summer and plan to '" Michigan ior three months. I Dies in Pennsylvania party at the home of Mrs. Arthur Reichold was at a party at the' __ occupy their Traverse City home Friday, 4 p.m.-Junior Choir. Axford, 826 Washington road, on, WA. 1..2850 ..~ REASON IN permanently thereafter. DGetroit Yacht Club witl~ sOJ?de Mrs. Mabel Stewart Wells, 45, Thursday, April 19, at 12:30. i COPY CAT rosse Pointe friends, po Ice sal. of Hill Crest Acres, died in I The style used by Henry Wads- Mrs. Adolph Engel, chairman RELIGION ------Womelsdorf, Penn., on April 6. of the Unit, reports there will be MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO~ wort!1 Longfellow in his famous Mary Lehnen Is Winner Funeral services were held Mon- 10403 HARPER AVE. poem, "Hiawatha" was not origi- prizes and a luncheon will be RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL At Junior Horse Show day afternoon in Womelsdorf. served. nal with him. The Book House Mrs. Wells was born in De~ •Reason in rell- for Children points out that the troit and lived in Grosse Pointe I(ion may mean Mary Lehnen was the only great American poet copied its until recently. She was a member nothing m 0 l' e Pointe entrant in the Aiken Club "strange rhythm, alliterative use of the Old Club. than the ration. Second Annual Junior Horse of words, and. delightful npeti- She is survived by her hus~ "lIzntion of an Show held Saturday, April '7, at • • • the letter. atart, Then tions" from the Finnish "Kale- band, Dr. Eugene Wells; two inherited faith: the Outland Stables in Birming- many readers of THE CHRIS- vala," oldest epi ~ in Eu:::,ope. daughters, Katherine and Suz- OR it may menn ham. ~he fenrles,> re- TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR anne; and a son, Thomas. tell the Editor bow much they cxnmlnatlon of Mary won a blue ribbon. and enjoy thl. daily world.wido the Aiken Club trophy .for su- thnt faith In newspaper. with such eom. GROSSE POINTE HUBCAPS STOLEN tl:e light of ad- ments as: perior horsemanship in the ad- ,Joseph J. Jaglowicz, of 1317 vnnt'ing knowl- METHODIST CHURCH. "The Monitor i$ the moJt vanced junior jumping class. Sunningdale, reported the theft e Wm. D. Hammondcdg . carefully edited news. 211 MOROSS ROAD. A junior at the Academy of of four hubcaps from his car PORCHES papf!J' in ,li6 U. S. • . ." the Sacred Heart, Mary is the while it was parked in the Woods American Unitariilns have been KITCHEN OLD-DOOR.-NEWARCH using the second of these methods "Valuable aid in .fIGCh., TUxedo 1-7878 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Theatre parking lot, Woods police for ov~r 125 yenrs to build a sl'und, R. Lehnen of Moran road. said. vigorous. Intelligent religious faith, !!"A~.,!:at " ~mpl61e Church and You are. im'iled to obserVe this and fair • • ." Church Scnool Hard and Sof,t Wood Paneling for Den or .Library method at work this Sunday in a "Th~ Monitor ,urel,. is a sermon on the role of the Apostle reader', . necessity , , ." 10:4$ Peter in thc birth of Christianity. You, 100, will find the Monitor informative, with complete '-;-:r,i",1 REV. HUGH C. WHITt, Pastor SOING FAST! --;:;v-~?' world news • , , Bnd 88 nece" HOOVER LUMBER "THE BIG tary.e your HOME TOWN FISHERMAN" . paper, RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL REMODELING '. c • ~ I Uee thia coupon for 8 Special .~ Sunday. April 15 . Introductory subscription - a Sixth Church of Christ, MONTHS FOR $3. Service at 11 :00 a.m. ______JiL~= Scientist, .Detroit A NOVEL and NEW IDEAS Church School at 10:30 l1.m. I 14730 Kercheval Avenue TON TII. Chrillin Se__ Monltor by Top Quality Builders OIM. No.... y 51•• Bo.to" U. M_ .. ll. S. A. SundQ1 SerV1cea 10:30 a, m. with "25 'frs. of "Know-How" PI.... .olld m. au h1lrodactOl'1 lII1>tetlp. llnd 5 :00 p. m. lIeD to Tho Chrillin Seio".. MOllilel- • 'It __ J Oi)e\OIO $3. GROSSE POINTE Sunday School, 10:30 •• m. LA. 7.4120 WllClnesClay evenlnf resttmonlal UNITARIAN CHUR.CH MellUnC at 8 p. m. SHRIMP 17440 E. JEFFERSON Reading Room IJpen Week Days VA. 4.8300 10:00 •• m. to 9:00 p, m. 'Where Hellgfon Flu.:es Forward" References All Banks and \ Sunday 2:30 tc 6:00 p. m See Page 15 ATTIC ROOM Trade Bureau RECREATION ROOM , •••••••• .2.3.2.3 ' .. ' 2.2 2•• 2••• 2.6•••••• ------11I0 -- a ------Sll4[111••• "lIls '311l1.1JII,II e li$;~aa.•.•"IIlIIIlIIIP!II.iiII _------ Thursday, April 12, 1951 Page Eighteen G,RO 5S E PO I N TEN E W 5 * * * * Feature Page * * Poin'ter of Interest who~where and whatnot Good Taste Memoriai Center Schedul~ \ by whooz# FavOt'ite Recipes ------~------of APRIL 12.APRIL 19 - OPEN SUNDAYS 12.5"P.M. People in the Know OUR READING AU Center Sponsored Activities Open to Public Movie star ANNE BAXTER has written a story for the INDIVIDUAL BARBECUE April 2-April 14--Art Exhibit by the pupils of, all the April issue of Screen Stars which tells of meeting a. group of local girls in Hollywood last Summer when they stopped MEAT LOAVES Grosse Pointe Schools.' at one of the big movie studios as part of their'CHET SAMP- Contributed by Friday: Apr. 13-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consult~- SON junket • . • Mrs; C. M. Verbiest Hon-Mrs. Harold Bailey-10-1; Marie L. Anderson, PreSI- Writes la Baxter: :Ih c. fine, dry bread crumbs \ dent-2:30-4:30. (Call TU. 1-4594) . . "The other day I entertained 40 young girls at a lunch- eon. They were from Grosse Pointe, Mich., and were travel- 2JtS i~Ppe~a~~r Saturday, Apr. 14-Delta Psi Sorority-Tea-2:00 p.m. ing throughout the West in a motor caravan. Not one of 1/2 c. milk or evaporated (Call Mrs. Grewe, WA. 1-0405). them, I think, was over 17 and the youngest was about 15. cream Saturday, Apr. 14-Ballet Classes, Olga Fricker, Instruc- "They had never seen a movie star, much less a roomful 1% lbs. ground beef chuck tor-10-2:30. (Call Center, TU. 1~6030). of them such as were gathered in the Twentieth Century Fox 2Y2 lb. lean pork. Saturday Apr. l4-Painting' Class, Edgar Yeager, In- Commissary where we ate. Yet, I have never seen more ex. Tbsp. chopped omons structor-9:30 a.m. Sponsored by Grosse Pointe Artists Ass'n. citingly glamorous girls, and the most provocative among BARBECUE SAUCE (Call Mrs. Johnstone, TU. 5~106D). them was a tall, 16.year-old high schooler who might have c. catsup or chili sauce Sunday Apr. 15~International Group-Tea-5-9 p.m. been considered plain had it not been for the intelligence Y2 c. vinegar (Center spdnsored. Call Center, that looked out of her eyes, her exquisitely balanced sense 1/3 TV. 1-6030.) of humor, her eager and perceptive young mind. 1 Tbsp. :neat extract Monday, Apr. 16 through Apr. 30-Pro~essive Artists 2 tsp. blown sugar . Exhibit. . . Yet she was not blase; her interest was lively but con~ 2 MI.TxbbsPr'dchoppebd omons.. Mondav 'Apr 16-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul- trolled; she met the several stars who came over to our table ea crum s, seasomngs t . ",.' 10 l' M . B . . Y with a poise that not a few of them might have envied. She and milk. Add meat and onion atlOn-Mrs. James B. Ogden- -,' rs. enJamm oung- "was completely charming." and mix to blend. Shape into 1-41 (Call TU. 1~4594). . * ...... eight individual oblong meat Monday, Apr. I6-Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe-Lunch- MRS. JOHN S. NEWBERRY includes among her many loaves a~d place in shallow pan. eon-Meeting-l2:00 Noon. (Call Dr. O'Neil, VA. 2~5707.) Heat mgredients of barbecue Md. ., Cl W S' I talents, an inventive turn of mind. In the large butler's pan. sauce to boiling point. Pour ovel' on ay, Apr. I6-Pamtmg ass, ar.ren l~pson,. fl-' try of her Lake Shore road home, special shelves for china meat loaves and bake 35 min. structor-l :00 p.m. Sponsored by Grosse Pomte ArtIsts Ass n. and glassware, and long, narrow drawers for table linens are utes in 350 degree oven. Baste (Call Mrs. Johnstone, TU. 5~1060.) her design. Two walls are lined with the glass enclosed frequently. Monday, Apr. I6-Neighbor Group-Bridge-Canasta- shelves which would instill any homemaker with envy ••. for ----- 1:00 p.m. (Center sponsored. Call Center, TU. 1:-6030.) each is built in three graduated steps so that an object may Center Forming Monday, Apr. I6-Pointe Garden Club-Meeting~Tea- be reached without any danger of hitting and breaking things . ,4 2:00 p.m. (Call Mrs. Walk) TU. 5-2468.) in front of it, d _picture by Fred Runnells F tfSt ,lij Class Monday, Anr. I6-Grosse Pointe American Legion Aux- The long, narrow drawers for table linens permit cloths iliary 303-8:00~ p.m. (Call Mrs. Nielson, TU. 2-9494.) MRS. EDWARD D. STAIR, JR., OF PARK LANE to be stored with a minimum of folding so that each artide ...... ~ --_---___ In response to a growing de- Tuesday, Apr. 17-Mothers Health Council-Meeting~Tea looks spanking fresh when ready for use. One drawer was This swing to television might be halted in its tracks . th d' mand, a Red Cross First Aid class -1 :30 p.m. (Call Mrs. Chambers, TU. 1-0131.) opened to reveal a magnificent pale pink satin cloth which orates a chest m e sunny m~ is being f med u d th if the radio industry just took a leaf from the book of Mrs.. \ . , ,or n er . e spon- Tuesday, Apr. 17-0ptimists Club-Luncheon~Meeting- we simply can't forget! .•• E. D. Stair Jr. and passed out needlepoint to all its old mg room. Mrs. StaIr sfather, sorshlP. of the Gross~ POlr:te War ...... l' t " Charles Hamper, started the cou- I MemorIal Center whIch WIll meet 12:15 p.m. (Call Mr. Livingston, TU. 2~3700.) PILFERINGS is eners. <0, pIe on this hobby when he gave Wed~esdays at the Center. . Tuesday, Apr. 17-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Consul~ Because many a nee~le-' . them a fluted crystal decanter ThIS affords an opportunity for tatlOn-Mrs. Bert Wicking-l0~4. (Call TU. 1-4594.) You can read a lot of other poems just as rib-tickling point footstool, chair or pic- moth~r, now have soft b~ue nee- which had been retrieved from a women from the Grosse Pointe in Ogden Nash's "Versus,)' from which today we pilfer: Tuesday, Apr. l7-Grosse Pointe Artists Ass'n-General ture has been completed dlepoInt backgrou~ds brIghtened sunken sea vesseL Divers found ~rea to take the course and those Meeting-8:00 p.m. . YOU BET TRAVEL IS BROADENING while its worker turned an by wreaths ?f varI-t.oned flowers. it in the captain's quarters. An- Interested are urged to phone the Doctors'tell me that some people wonder who they are, ear to a favorite radio pro- ~rhere rema~ns a pall' to be done,' other decanter, with single spoyt, C:enter before the group quota is Tuesday, Apr: 17-Painting Class, Warren Simpson, In- structor-I :00 p.m. Sponsored by Grosse Pointe Artists Ass'n. they don't know if they are Peter Pumpkin.eater or t 'bl b t m smoky pmk yarn. has three sections and a trIck fIlled gram a. f ea pass! e u very Each of the thre e Stair t ts ..' '.. (Call Mrs. Johnstone, TU. 5-1060.) Priam, time' taking if television is has a baby chair W 1'thma~a- ~ay of holdI~g It permIts pour- The Memo.rI,al especIally urges . .... mg your chOIce. anyone qualIfIed to teach a Red , Wednesday, Apr. l8-Grosse Pointe Garden Center Con- But I know who I am, turned on: , made n~dlepOlnt seat and J.l1 A sterling tantalus holds three Cross First Aid course to' contact Mrs. Stairs talent for needle. her own bedroom, Mrs. StaIr t 1 d t 'th II the Center TU 1-6030 sultation-Mrs. Julius Peter-lO-1; Mrs. Edwin Barbour- My identity is no mystery to unravel, 1-4. (Call, TU. 1-4594.) Because I know who I am, especially when I travel. point is evident all about her ~an o.bserve with I!rideful sat- ~[;~ a ecan ers.m e co ec- ,.. I am he who lies either over or under the inevitable charming white brick early lsfactlOn a trio of lIttle mahog. . 8t d D 8 . Wednesday, Apr. 18-Grosse Pointe Newcomers-Meet- American farmhQuse home on any chairs, Chippendale style, MINIATURES I u ent lnlter mg Tea-2;00 p.m. ,(Call Mrs. VanGallow, TU. 2-0243.) snores, Park lane, the cherry red door worked with maroon seats. There are the pair of Swedish I am he who the air conditioning is in conflict with F Ed Wednesday, Apr.18-Ballet Classes, Olga Fricker, 1n- of which gives first hint of the If you are plagued by the ter- popcorn bed spreads Mrs. Stair etes ucators whose pores. fun and spirit within. And it's rible disease, which controls this crocheted before she was mar- . structor-4-6 p.m. (Call Center, TU. 1~6030.) I am he whom the dear little old ladies who have left interesting to remember she reporter, you;n be sunk the min- ried. Took a year. And there was The Bo d-fEd t' d Wednesday, Apr. IS-Colored Sound Films-lCGrowing a their. pocketbooks on the bureau invariably approach, never had done a bit of the ute we tell you about the door- the time when, leisure not im. emb a[ th 0 Cen t UctAIodn.a~ Garden from Seeds,» "The Power of Plants." An exhibit of And he whom the argumentative tippler oozes in beside beautiful handwork until two stops Mrs. Stair has made. Start paired by three wonderful and mtatI'verSstoff :th rabl. mhlnlsls- 'th . 1 I' b' k d f h'ld h d l' e a or e pu Ie sc 00 gard~n books. Admission free-8:00 p.m. (Sponsored by though there are thirty empty seats in the coach. :ays.tabefore s~e entere.d lth~ WId \;mgtte, p amId rlC ft an a~ l~e c 1 ren, 1\~ ma. e 1mdd;UYwere guests of honor at the an- Grosse Pointe Garden Center). ' I am he who finds himself reading comics to someoody OSPI 1 to awaIt the arrlVa 0 fa. '{'l T~o o~ or o. ' so f ma- ~'l e~ o~~ c ad e~, ~nc u mg nual dinner given last Friday O nee g else's children while the harrassed mother attends her first daughter, Nancy.. d~na ~', thenk' °daf Plebc~k d - ~I ore SUI aSn hOWInk.etve - by Homemaking 1 and 2 class~s "I knew there'd be more tIme epOlnt, e m or nc 001'- mng gowns. eh as 01 etd of Gr sse Po'nt H' h S h 1 to the youngest's needs, o than I usually had because when stops, and cover the brick, hav- eight dresses and has taught her G'rl h lh ed dIg c tOOt'd fabulous selections of latest Ending up with candy bar on the lapel of' whose pre- Nancy was born it was the cus- ing the design on the top and the mother needlepoint. . g 1 s w .0 tah one ou s an - . 1 . k d'ts b k . . m wor kIn ese courses were viously faultless tweeds, tom for mothers to stay m the p am wor an 1 ~c ram un- StIll another collectIon which select~d to do the actual serving FABRICS I am he in the car fuB of students celebrating victory hospital for three weeks. I derneath. The result 1S the dear- Mrs. Stair finds absorbing iot d . f th f. d . t . t t d t 'd e . . " an prepanng 0 e 00 . • Draperies • Slipcovers • Curtains with instruments sax aphonic and ukelelean, dropped mto a department store es, quam es oars op you ev r one. of mInIatures. She got M' C 1yn P tiff home- and found myself in the art sec- hope to have. Mrs. Stair has done started on this one when her k~sS t aro dOSMrs' Helen • Traverse Rods And he who, speaking only English, is turned to for aid .' .' bl d h rttl ma mg eac her an . • by the non.English.speaking alien. bon, gazmg at the needlepomt one In ue an, er 1 e son, roommate at college sent her a Eriksen food instructor super- Open Mon., Thurs. and Frl. till 9:00 p.m. I am he who, finding himself the occupant of one ?uIl. materials but I didn't know the Dougie,. keeps hIS bedroom door pair of tiny fawns. They stand vised "This afforded good exper- FREE DECORATOR SERVICE man space that has been sold twice, next finds him- first thin,g about how on~ went open WIth a rust toned one. now with a silver fHa~ree ience' in the practical aspects of about domg the work. EVIdently AVOCADO PLANT coach,. not more than an. mch what they have been learning," self playing Santa, the sales~erson was u~ed. to such We turned to other interests of long, ~vory figures as mI~ute, the teachers said. Because it was sold the second time to an elderly in. ra!1k begmners and wIthm a few Mrs. Stair which includes a fas- a. squm'el only half an .inch valid, so there is no question about who is going to mmutes she ha,d taught me how cination for the strange plant. h1gh sc~lptured by her sIst~r. sit in the washroom from Philadelphia to Atlanta. to do needl~pomt an~ I was on She likes the conventional ivy, Three httle. carollers are In Club Offering I guess I am he who if he had his own private car my. way, ~~th materIal for four philadendron, etc .. but it's some- th~. collection 'and several :Would be jockeyed into sharing the master bedroom chaIr seats. thing that she's not quite sure mmlatur~ pe~fum.e b?ttles ~top- Crafts Class with a man with a five-cent cigar, HUSBAND JOINS about which inevitably takes her pered WIth InfinIteSImal now- The late Mr. Stair found his fancy. Right now she is enchant. ers fonned of sea shells., The Grosse Pointe Woods Com~ curiosity roused and he observed ed by the avocado plant. All these hobbies, cooking and munity Club announces the for- 16352 East Warren, at Courville just so long the fun Mrs. Stair She tried 10 seeds before she upholstering. too, combine to mation of a new adult group to TUxedo 2.9448 ::\ seem to get out of neerll€pointing m~aged to get one to root. ~he make Mrs. Sta,ir 2: st.imulating specialize in metal craft and j I-then. he demanded one of the tnck was to place the seed m a gal whose love of hfe 1S contag~ leather work. The first meeting I :Jal/oriliJmJ chair seat naterials and got to whiskey jigger so that only ious. The Stair young oIfes re. will be held on April 19 at 7:30 =j work him~:;lf. Needlepoint boasts half of it was in w~~er. The flect her joy in hobbie~ and d0l?-'t 'o'clock, and each Thursday ., The .,., I many masculine devotees, includ. roots grew and today It s a con- know what boredom IS. The IIt- thereafter. i 0/ ing the Duke of Windsor. versation piece, as it si:ands in tIe fingers of Nancy and Susan, Members of the group will First :J 1 Today, a pair of rosewood the Stair dining room, with tall this minute, are plying need~es learn how to make hand- Step ;1 chairs stand in the Stair living c~nter stem and 20 or ~O great on their ~wn first ne~dl~pomt wrought ash trays, household ", .mrJ. Rob~rl (Jrow room ... a reminder of pleasant bIg green leaves bounCIng out and the pIcture of thetr mtent 'items, and some jewelry such as ! J. evenings. The chairs, lovely old the top. faces bending over the work bracelets and earrings. ?4~ESMr. Wm. 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