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Flews for Wojern Women . April 1, .1941 THE PITBOIT TIMES C-5 flews for Wo Jern Women GO SOUTH Concert Set Leader-Dog Benefit War Efforts Group of Jewish Tuesday EIGHT DETROIT businets women, com- i- •' For yi '¦'j,y 12 -V r4 prisinß the "Do-a-Bit-of-Good riub.” will hold Women's League to Meet In Mayfair A LARGE and fashionable their annual bridge tea at Kern's auditorium at 2 this afternoon to benefit the Leader-Dog THE WAR EFFORTS of the Central Volunteer Bu- group will attend the second he th*» s|>oakpr, League Blind. ROARD of tho League of Jew- remi will Kueit With concert of the Chamber Music for the Mrs. Saul Glueckman in in Mrs. J. Thome is president of the club ish Women'i Organizations on * Festival Series on Tuesday eve- R. charge of reservations. THE CHAPERON ning in the Lecture Hall of the Mrs. C. A. Davis, treasurer, and Mis» Norma Monday morning will hold a Detroit Institute of Arts. liollrath is chairman of the party. breakfast meeting beginning at Beta Sigma Phi the" GILBERT O. WY- Gust artists will be Emily Proceeds of the bridge will be given to the 10 o’clock in the Jewish Com- MONDS, of Seminole avenue Mutter Adams, violinist; Karl Leader-Dog League’s expansion fund. New munity Center. Banquet Monday . per- . are existing a visit from Haas, pianist; Walter Blumenau, kennels are to be built so that more blind Mrs. Douglas I. Brown is . Lt. CoL Gilbert their son viola, and Becker, cellist. sons can secure economic and personal freedom president of the group and Mrs. HUNDRED AND SEV- . Jacob one Wymond Jr. and his O. Osnos, through leader dogs. Carl S. Schiller is chairman of ENTY-FIVE members of the . Annette Mr. and Mrs. Herman . Greissen- L.Me Lt. Sigma chap- . Beta Phi Detroit Carlisle, Pa. whom sponsors Festival, will the board. Ker, of of the ters will observe their four- , marry on May 2 , , ; Members of the Detroit he will entertain Mr. and Mrs. George Oakland Hills Women to Open Season teenth Founders’ Day of the . in a small French town . Jackson, Max of of Mr. and Mrs. Coun- Council Jt wLsh Women, organization at a banquet Mon- They will have a military wed- * Al WOMEN MEMBERS of Oakland Hills ’ Lowenstein, Mr. and Mrs. which Mrs. H. V. Kreger is day evening in the Champagne ding . and by plane Jf; meeting leave Padover, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- try Club on Friday will hold their first the for wedding trip in the president, will serve as host- room of Penobscot Club. a liam Mohrhoff. of the season. esses. Miss Hazel Wilson, district U. S. A. squadron- Lunch willfollow the meeting and the after- Miss Florence Gray, execu- representative from the interna- Lt. Wymond is Other Sponsors in Kansas of the 65th “Fight- noon will be devoted to bridge. Mrs. Jack tive secretary of the council tional headquarters commander Henderson is golf chairman for the year. of social agencies, and director City, willbe guest of honor. ing Cocks’* which is a part of Other sponsors attending w'ill ROBERT the 57th Fighter Group . be Adolf Goetz, Mr. and Mrs. with the Wolfner, He started out Brit- t Julian Mr. and Mrs. \ V V2* ish Eighth Army . It L # ff'A Lewi* Frank, Mr. and Mrs. An- *Bg®BSgWE W w m t lOlNTinil UNITED OCT hoit tmcatcnb ¦ ? ¦ ¦ His campaign ribbons trace thony Maiullo, Floyd Hitchcock, i-TODAY MOVIEv . Warren B. Cook- him through the Egyptian . Dr. and Mrs. Libyian , . Tunisian ... Si- sie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest — th •"< t« — Michigan, Mlt,| St. Si. nr. junction 2-8728 . , . Wilde, and Joseph 7 Sewsrd ?-oioo P) earnw 228 KRAMFR— isan.39 LA 3537 BEV—Fort'' VI cilian and Italian cam- Mr. Mrs. pbiiwivnARIMATOM 1 AI F 1101 ¦MiMrikn nt np-it ,, [Mri )2 1 lima 1 P. M Urnriry T**rk. I m,*, u:4ft A. M < art n 1if.15 A M. K--*iy . , . Schwartz, " Grphla, "Coney paigns Mr. and Mrs. Mau- Ln in "Th# bald Ruili." F-am hut Tne Taxrnr* Tn'im 'noy* In "o»yi of Glory I’artv I Alice V*>*-, John PavtM "Hella, U*" Mntitaoiu-rv. liltnd" " • • • " " rice Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Wif# Tskn a Flyrr nx la "Th# Mark at th# Whutlor." j i Frlaco. Hallo PIIt* "Graat Momant II Johnny Apollo." T. I’OUOf. E. Sullivan, —Harper and Frontanac 0)47 * ro* Woodward ar. 4. — Craflot-Mt. Elliott Parking 41 Earl Mr. and Mrs. iff PL DAVltfilL— E. Oaviion TO 8-0973 uninIH|B Mil* TO 8-4110 RIAImnaiwTsl I 111,1 r WHfIJUn l p i jj . t Record of Honor James Salle, Mr. and OmO !: 4 J TTodlak, Aid* Fai- (n^,n , J. M jrwptu—w. t M O-hw Ti—n*v. 4 o*rt Mr*. t»- In "Sunday Dinnar tor a Soldier.” R»ri*l Rifmoo in Skid!.'* KaoKnlph Hi'utf. "Ball# Starr." "Falcon Ttm* Wright. "Casanova Brown.” "Our Distinguished Paul "Dark B. Hoard Wora Yaunp Gay." Lynn. I HE HAS won the Joseph L>avidson, Mr. and Mrs. Booary to Broadway." wi n licit <•»*:* "Forblddon Trill/| "Prliwn Shadow!" in Hollywood." T m _Coti*ay._ Ilan. and D. Flying Cross . the President- A Chaplow, and Mr. and brand Circul Park Gratiot, 2388 t. J.Mariin LE 2900« ' DIO —W. Varnor Hlphway at Central 41 i B. AnikK-Adux* al 40 at Iroauoi! PL I AKFWnnn-'<249 *”w HUAnj DAWM—** LABLTvVJww 0t) ,. 0 j, A M .ij ! G;wn Haj-worth. Ray Dorothy M Guira, 30 P M Mid. I II N"on Rita I ial Citation the Air Medal Mrs. Rose. Ooen 12 Ravaß*fi>raß "Man- I>»e "Tonlpht Evary Nipht.” Jucm Dunn an 1 Z-an Blondall in Orrmr Garvin. W. Pl4*r<>o. “Mr*. Park. Marian* IMecrleh. Garirje Kab. Bowman and with clusters . the " 1 10 Purple Mr. and Mrs. W. Barclay ‘ A Tra# brow* in Brooklyn." irgTon "Muilrat Moylkland." F*atu:m-a. ' power." "Nipjit Club Girl," Vidan Ai**un. "Oour Haarla War# Yeung and Gay." 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"Mra. Partington." ’ Sha Gata Gary • onpar. "Caiaaava Brawa." "Th# "Our Bordak In Dinnar tar a Soldlar.” where a movie is being made and Gay." riua Oaatiny." Gloi.a Jaan. .: "Tahiti Nifbto," and Mrs. S. Har Man" -Mannant at Mystery liland.' Flghttwp Lady," Robe. Taylor. Narraior. ; with Jmt Falk-«burf. squadron . Mr. Frederick Ford of his Lina. Mich 0,- 8 “ '° entertaining ALfjfß—l Warran-Outar Or. Ml 772)* Bt B*BB Karahavai park rraa « klMknilIIRFRTY His la«t visit home was in are Mr. and Mrs. KhUkn ML kWAkIUIF— Virginia Gray Paul Kelly. RKO-UPTOWN“ Wo^*Open II- A M., Sjmnckr "Irish Eye* Ara l>p«i l p. M I.aural and 1 "Griaaly'a George Smiling." (Color», 2 d in |7 "Nalhlag , Million*." Htinv-4 Car win. Lili't* Trary. Van Johnoou, Saeonda Over May, IM4 when h»* came over P. Caulkins, Mr. and ’-4. Plus llarda. But Troubla" JhTT Btlrliug in "30 James, "hummer Storm." |, * -*4. ».41._ Loot. 8 4i Laainml 4a "Oaaaiag 4* Maahattan.” "Sharltf at Cimarron." i Toky#.”_ ' Saniatiun* *f 1945." I'owaU. on official business in Washing- Mr*. Hamilton D. Mr. Llyarnelt ' y—Fart nr. VI 1-3920 w -3848 Wo * w *rr«t» H. Hodges n Burllngamp 0199' LinWLnI lurni TV 4-4138 . TO 8 ton. D c\ and Mrs. Charles OfYTFfr—At u JO. "Tanlpht and 1 SOGERS Frnlna eh I'iaudwt* ;„r.- Otmo 12 45. Cvt Mat, Only. , Mai and • Every Nipht," Ru* Haywiirth. "Our Haarta "Slpn #» Wymonds* daughter , . Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. AIvan Gary Cooper la •'Toalphl Evary Nipht" I I Olhart In th* Creao." Piua The “Caaanava Brown.” Plus Cnlnr. pad "Oar War* Younp and Diana Lyiin. "By Gal Love* ' Flphtlnp Lady," Row Taylor .Narrator. Haarti Warp Ypfap Gay " 1 Gay,"_wi'b Muaic.** with Bob Croahy. Mrs. and Macauley Jr. aad Nawa. John L. Ryan , "r »* ,712 fl *ld-Allan Hd. AT Highway nvvjkfikl 6rort Mor PL « their . Reservation* have also been 2813 Varnor aaar young granddaughter PARI-*"n, * Hkbbard uhcoih r«-»r>., w;?TK ! ROOSEVELT“ AIIFM 1 » olY—Watt¥l Op<u» open 1 go D. Lynn. U. 1 P. U. Jrmn L*rm | 1.00. 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