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VOLUME 19-No. Entered as Second Class Matter 5c Per Copy at the Pust Office nt Detroit. Mich. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN. JANUARY 2. 1958. • 13.50 Per YeLQ '12 PAGES Fully Paid Circulation
0 1$10,000,000 HEADLIN"ES Swi~ming Pro.gram H.elps Many Groups Review of Year's To Be Spent of the \VEEK On Big Job As C01l1piled by the Top News Events Bonds Can Now Be Sold to . G'1'ossePoi'Jte News Finance System Which Will Benefit Three Thursday, December 26 Offered Re(lders Cities A DETROIT MOTORIST' was kill e d Christmas. Day 5 - f L d' St. Sh M h A ., The Michigan Supreme afternoor. when his car ummary 0 ea '"9 orles ows I uc ctivlty n Court, on Tuesday, Decem- smashed through the brick All Fields in Pointe During the Year 1957 ber 24, ruled that the State wall of a West Side home as a family of four was eating The Grosse Pointe News has compiled a summary of Drain Acts are constitution- Christmas dinner. There were leading events which occurred in the community during aI, thereby cle~ring the last nine persons, in a'II, killed in the past year. Because of the length, of the compilation legal obstacle blocking the Michigan over the holidays, the review was started in last week's issue. This i;:; a construction of a multi- with si~ Christmas Eve vie. continuation. <0------I million-dollar d r a in age tims. including three from the June 13-Two encurobents system in the Woods and Detroit area. • were returned to office on the Po lice Nab Harper Woods . • School Board. They are Robert The high court, in rendering Friday, December 27 Weber, Board president, who Y Th - f its decision. upheld an earlier L, EWING SCOTT was con- led the slate with 1,383 votes; 0uny Ie ruling on the constitutionality "ieted of first degree murder and Board secretary Chet _...... of the acts made by Wayne by a Los Angeles Supetior Sampson, who received 1,169. WIth Loot :County Circuit Judge Thoma3 Court jury in the disappear- Weber has served on the J. Murphy. ance of his wife, The jury de- Pointe School Board since _-_ Now that this rrlatter has creed that he shoald serve life 1954, and Sampson, since 1951. B T d tOt 't been cleared up, wheels will in prison, rather than suffer Board members are elected oy urne ov~r 0 e rOI the death penalty. ~he case for a four-year term, Defeated For Investigation of Car be set in motion to begin the was one of few that was de- in the School District election Theft andA Larceny development of the Black was Reyer Van Zannen, who March, Girard and Milk River cided by a Jury in regard to only polled 558 votes. --- Drains, collectively known as guilt or innocence of an ac- Shores police arrested a the Grosse-Gratiot Drain. cused person, and then the .. June 20-The Grosse Pointe ld D t . b Met hod i s t Church broke 16-year-o e' rOlt oy on To Cost $lO,()OO,OOO determination of the punish- , :~.' " ""'" "~ :,.". ...:(",.~ Thursday, December 26, Th~ cost of this project is ment. The procedure is new in ground for a $2l>O,000addition and turned him over to about $10,000.000,and the con- > ':\',"'~' California and calls for sepa. . ." . d'. ' ,.'" '. to its present building, Taking D h ,. f . struction and operation of the :rate deliberations in death- part in the ceremonies were etroit aut oritIes or In- .' 'i'''''':: < <:;. .>\iH::":."/ .: ~=$;, Dr, Benjamin F. Holl"Q.e,De- vestigation of unlawfully d:-ai.n will be under the juris- penalty cases. .M. \. ~.<" ...... U:, """j,I!li.,.-:,~ •. ,ro", troit District Superintendent; driving away an automo- dlct~on of the Intra-County Mrs, Scott disappeared May ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR BETTY BROWNSON WILCOXSON afe interested observers. They are part 15. 1955. and for many months and Dale Fillmore, presicient bile g ran d larceny and I Dramage ~ard and the Inter- of Kerby road demonstrates a diving position. to a of a group of 115 Girl Scouts who swim weekly at the of the Methodist Union of b 'kin' d . ' , County Dramage Board. her absence went unnoticed. A g.roup of Girl Scout student swimmers. From left to Pjerce Junior' High School Pool in the Community Greater Detroit. The addition rea, g ~ entenng m The former was created by brother of the fl1issing woman the mght tIme. the State Drain Acts to han- went to the couple's palatial TIght PAMELA RAPALEE, LINDA SHORT, DIANA Swimming Program operated by the Grosse Pointe was the second part of a struc- h th i th WILCOX (sitting), MARILYN SMITH, and CLAIRE Public School System. ture that was plan ..'1ed 10 years Three ot er you s n e dIe the drains which flow only home in West Los Angeles, and ------ago, shortly after the Grosse car v.:ere :150 tU~"lled,?ver, to within Wayne County; the lat- began inquiries when his sis- • I Pointe Methodist Church VIT3S DetrOIt police for myestlgatlon, tel' to handle the drain origin- "tcr "ould not be found. He fin- founded. The first £ection was although '!;hey cl,;,med th.ey ating in Wayne County and ally went to the District Attor- ' 1950 knew nothmg \If toe law VI0- flowing into Maco'nb Countv Two CarB Entire Community Invited High Schoo£ camp 1eted In. 1 ' ! J t lleY. Scott disappeared and was abons. _ as in the case of the Milk , caught last spring trying to June 27-The Army ended 1 Shores Patrolman H a r r Y Ri D' j cross into Canada from Detroit. Fouled Up By Board of Education BandAmon.g its le~~!~l.q.-~lie Park ~nd re- lIamilto!'l was pan-oling south ~e:re ~~better ieture- the \ ,. .. . moved Its guns a:ud eqmpment on Lake Shore at Deeplands at G' d D . dr' P th '. Saturday, December 28 from the Tnree Mile-Essex about 4 a. m., when he noticed lrar ram al~ e maJor site, D Battery of the 99th a 1957 Volkswagon, with the area of Harper Vi ~ds and a A RUMBLING EXPLOSION, By Sneeze To Use Swimming Pools State's .Best apparently produced by gas, Antiaircraft Battalion left the four youths in it. The 16-year- ~ ~f ~he. W:d~, the Bl~ck area, leaving, only a skeleton old was driving. r~ ram. cuns a InaJor trapped 21 men 500 feet under- Woman Hits Pole. Family Night Progrem Bein~ Inl!lugurated on Monday. Bounces Talented Musical Group to crew to guard Federal proper.- In his report the officer said portion of the W'>Ods and a ground Friday in a coal :!11ine January Facilities Now Being Used By Groups Into Path of Second 6; 34 Give Annual Concert in ty. The Army decided to leave the vehicle was traveling slow- part of the s0u.th .en~ of Har- which rambles under the Vir- the site ~thoug~ its lease did ly and was being driven in a per Woods; tIllS IS m Wayne ginia.West Virginia border, Vehicle Beginning Monday, January 6, a family night swim- Parcells on January 12 unt -- ming program will be inaugurated by the Grosse Pointe not explre until August 31. erratic manner. The car turned C9 y... . The t rap p e d included two Previously the Army sought at a crossover and started go- The Mllk RlVer drams a part work crews. two motormen, A sneeze caused a woman Public School System, Bert Wicking, president of the Everyone knows Grosse an 0 the r year's lease, but ing south and t."len :pulled into or t?e Woods, (Wayne) and ~t, two foremen, and one fire- driver to lose control of her Board of Education, announced. Pointe High School has one changed its mind. The guns the driveway of 575 Lake ClaIr SI:0res, (Macomb), while boss_ car and smash into a pole --.---.------0 "On Monday evenings,. be. of the outstanding high and equipment were mov.ed to Shore, The driver got out of conductmg al! the storm water ... . . at Moross road and Ker- N. S tween 7 and 8:30 o'clock, the school ba::::lds in the state, other areas in Metropolitan ' _ , ")' I from the .C?'lrar~ and Black Sunday, December 29 .D tr 't . h'ft f d f (Continued CD Page", Marsh Drams 'to Lake St. chev2l on Saturday, De;. Olse cares new Pierce pool will be re- but this didn.'t just happen! e 01 In a S 1 0 e ense THE TRANSIT AUTHOR- cember 28,' and then into Two Burglars served for community family Many years of hard work strategy. D Battery first took ------Clair.. ITY, trying to avert a New the path of another car, groups and on Friday eve- on the part of numerous over the camp site on Septem- Woman H..urt Meetmg Date Set Year's Day subway strike in 'L~anns poll'ce report d1's- nings (heginning January d d f d' ber 1. 1951. On Friday, .January 3, the A £ -- 10) "'h P 11 1 'll be stu ents an a irst-rate 1- New Yor~ City, made a new closed that Jacqueline K. . One wa.y to irighten off ' 'l:lL e arceo">;lo">'bls po<>fr WI 8 t rector hacve produced the (Te Be Continued Next Week) In Ca'r Cr.ash Wayne County Drain Commis- offer yesterday of a wage in- Yoimg, 27, of 11}649Kelby, De- SIml ar y avo-<.,; e om 0 "'" sion, the Intra-County' an(~ Crease of 18 cents an hour over troit, and Clark A, Templeton, prospective burglars 'invading 9:30 p.m., Mr, Wicking stated. top-notch band we TI9W ------Inter-C0lfnty Drain Boards, a two-year contract period, 30, of 47 Radnor Circle, had your home, is to make a noise Now Used by 1,400 take for granted. C e e A f the Woods and Harper Woods fo let them know someone'l's" "We are pleased anc1 grati- The original band m'oup had ztzzen rJ.ests Mrs. Margaret. Peters 0 will send representatives to a But Michael J. Quill, presi- b O.th made a 1eft t urn from . fied with the extensive com- o~ 24005 Lakewood, St. Clair dent of the Transport Work- Kercheval onto Moross. in . dwindled to 12 players' and Shores, suffer.ed a bloody Hose meeting in the City-County . munity use being given our was finally dropped during the Hzet-Run Drz-,ver Building. St. Clair Shores and ers Union. swiftly rejected the While making her turn, the Robert Cousino, 48, of 2001 pools," Mr,' Wicking said. and several broken teeth on depression. In ,1937, Dewey -- Tu d D b 24 h other bodies involved have proposal as completely inade- woman reac hed over t 0 gra'b a "More than 1,400 adults and es ay, ecell' er ,wen quate. He announced that his package on the seat, when she Lochmoor boulevard, informed children are already .using Kalember -came to Grosse A private citizen arrested she ran her car intu another been invited to attEnd. organiU!tion would go ahead suddenly sneezed. She lost Woods police on Friday, De- these swimming facilities out- Pointe from Traverse City and Lomar Wall, 31, of 648 Helen, that had stopped for a red The purpose of the meeting with plans for a strike vote control of her automobile and cember 27, that his daughter, side of school hours. W~ want started from scratch to 'build a Mt. Morris, Mich., on Sunday, light. will be to conduct negotiations at a special membership mass crashed into the pole, then Frances, was awakened at to insure that everyone who high sch~l band. With the co- December 22, and took hilL!.to A Shores police report re- of the sale of Woods-owned meeting today. A walkout bounced back and' into the about 4:40 a.m. by a noise on would like to learn to swim, operation of William' Watkins, the Park police station on a vealed that Mrs. Peters was land, which junctions at the would begin at midnight Tues- path of Templeton's car. the first floor, and crept down- or who just swim fQr pleasure, then supervisor of music: a charge of driving while drunk. going sO'uth on Lake Shore, Milk River and Girard Drains, and is the Woods Department day. Temple was unable to stop j stairs to investigate. She saw has an opporunity to' do so. testing program was set up and LouiS!' Nasir, 21, of 2415 when she struck a car, driven '" • • and struck the right front two strange men in the house. We shall welcome interest on demonstrations were given for Sheridan, Detroit, who made by Frank Walke" of 176 Ven- of Public Works gar?.ge site at ",I d D b 3" - d h Y d h 'th'e p-'urp'. ol'e of l'n'tere'stl'ng ap-. the arrest ch""'rged that Wall . dome l'n the rear at Lake Marter 'road, needed for the H "n ay, ecem er \I 1en er of t e oung car an 'rhinking that l'f she made th~ part. of ot ers .in Grosse '" . ,Q " "t th b' P 't h uld lik t proxl-mately 100 students in sideswiped his car, and signed Shore and Vernier, construction of Gr(\sse-Gratiot THE EXPECTED strugg Ie th en h~ e cur. some kI'nd of a racket l't would Oln e W 0 wo . e'o use a formal co.rnlnlam't. ' . h' f ' the 1 W h band participation. All rehear- 4'.1:' The impact ,:aused Mrs. Drain pumping station. The ld h :for the wor c amplOns Ip 0 The woman was taken to frighten the invaders' away . , ~')~ s. . e ope m~y salS were neld -after school The younger man said he Peters to hit her face against rrea covers about six and a half professional football was just Cottage Hospital where she she went back upstair::; and .more wlil" , . k was driving north on Notting- the steering wheel. She was acres, and is ideal for the no contest. A razor.sharp was treated, for cuts on the rattled some items in the bath- School offICIals report t~at once a wee . crew of Detroit Lions ran the leg and about the face. She' all three of the pools, the HIgh PI F', t C t iham, when Wall, going south, taken to Bon Secoun> Hospital pumping station site. room ays irS oncer I ran iIllto his car. Both automo- by police, where she was treat- Although the cities in both Cleveland Browns right out of was given a ticket f.or not hav- ...,.. Sc~ool, Pier.ce,. and Parcells, . By' January' 1938 the ban~, biles were dfmlaged. ed for a bloody nose. A den- Wayne and Macomb Connties Birggs Stadium Sunday after- ing her car un~2r control and .Lookmg out of her bedroom are used rmances There was no apparent dam- running, from t~e house and Ig So u ent, 0 er than thos,e 'won' a first division in the had to take after him. Wall 'fue woman nas given a to finance, construct and oper- in pro ~oot?all histor,Y. . age to the ole but the wo- to, a car In ~he.drIveway along- excu~ed for healt~ ,reasor:>, 1S State Festival and I'n the fall had been drm'kl'ng~ Nasi.. t' k t fo t 'L. • h DetrOIt plcked up ltS thIrd " hPd' to b to ed slde the bUlldmg. reqUIred to partICIpate m a .... Ie e r no }\avmg er car ate these drains. Also to bene- . ., b man s car a e w . . I At th . the band became a regular claimed.. under control and causing an world Ittle m SIX years Y ., . d' swunmmg c ass. e semor fit by the program when com- handing the Browns their away. Pollce eS~lmated am- Pohc.e found th.at entra~ce high school the students may part of the. curriculum, giving Police issued Wall a ticket accident, and another for not pleted will be the Michigan worst defeat in history, 59 to I age to her vehlcle a~ .,.about was gamed 1:'y.forcmg the mIlk el~t swimming as part of five hours of academic credit. for .driving while under the in- havin~ a driver's license on State Highway Department J 4. before 55,263 fans, The $300, and to the othe_ car, chute at t?e SIde of the house their physical education pro-. All students meet in reheal- fluence of alcohOl, and re- her person, > and the Wayne County Road Lions rolled up their greatest I about $100., and reachmg around to unlock gram.. sal daily r,lUs a once-a ,week quired. t.hat he post a $100 Police said her son, Micaael, Commission. point total in history on ~f- The report did not state Ithe door. Th~ would-be bur- Among those making com- sectiona'l for individual. at. .bond .. HIS court date was set a passenger in the front seat, Hold Pub!~ Hearing iense. whet~~r .Templeton suffered gla~s made theIr escape throtllgh munity use of the pools outside tention. :Each student is also. for January 15. was not injured. On August 11, 1955, the .. • .. any InJurIes. . the same door. of school hours are Girl expected to spend. a ,nunimum ------drainage board held' a public Tu~day, Def;ember 31 Scouts, varsity swimming of 180 minutes per week in Ch · t L· ht - T hearing in. the Woods City A WEEK-LONG A f r i c 0- P k B B d-t' A -d teams of several schools, in-home practice. rlsmas 19 lng our Hall, at which time it was es- Asian conference, sponsored by ar ar an I S I e eluding St. Paul's, and many Th~~, Grosse Pointe High ,tablished that the Grosse- Egypt, opened yesterday with different age groups. Boy School ('Band has consistently Reveals Lovely n;splays Gratiot Drain was necessary Communist style blasts at the GI-Ven Term l-n Pre I-son Scout groups are scheduled to won high. honors in region- .' . II to the health, safety and wel- United S tat e s and nuclear begin within a short time. a1 and state 'contests and has ------fare of the public. bomb tests. The main Soviet 34 Groups Using Them been the, top Border 'Cities By Mrs. H, Ray Will beckoning lights, other lovely Again in August and in Oc- propaganda points of "positive Kermit Poteet, 32, of 4103 Louwers said that both men A present there are 34 in- band for the past 13 years. It From the welcoming "Christ~ effects in traditional, religious, tober, after engineers prepared neutrality" was manipulated E. Lafayette, Detroit, a Jack- have long police records. . dividual groups comprising has appeared in Briggs Sta- mas Greetings" at the entrance child-appealing or contempor- detailed plans and specifica- behind the scenes by Egypt's son Prison parolee, was sen- Beck and Poteet entered the 1,171( children and 228 adults. dium and the University of to Grosse Pointe Park on Jef- ary themes will be fonnd. tions for the three drains, pub- President Nassar. tenced in Wayne Coun.ty Cir- bar on the August date, to Whereas almost all groups are Michigan Stadium and has ferson right out to the tip of Listed were some suggested lic hearings were held to de- The conference was unoffi- cuit Court on Friday, Decem- "case" the place, and while devoted to beginning and in- added much pomp to all the the Shores, and from the lake tours mentioning particularly termine the apportioning of ber 17, for his part in the Au- Beck remained, Poteet went termediate instruction, 'a few Grosse Pointe home football north across Mack avenue in unusual or artistic msplays the costs of the drain.s be- dal and a calt.c~all f~r ~ wd.ide gust 14 holdup of the Baby out to wait in a car parked are no-instruction groups, games by .perf.arming march the- Park,. the Farms and the which the Grosse Pointe Gar- tween the State, County, the range of pO.I~ICOS,mC1U.mg Grand ~ar, 15222 Charlevoix. at Beaconsfield and Charle- Life saving and swimming routines that have taken many Woods, the, commuillty has deli!. Club Council feels will Woods, Harper Woods and St. pro-Con:mum~,s,. other leftIsts, Poteet was given a 5 to 2C. voix. instruction are availa:ble for h f t' never been more beautifully gl've ple""ure to all who vI'ew d dents at odds I ours o. prepara 1011...... Clair Shores. an d vanous 1SS1 year sentence by Circuit Judge After ordering a drink, Beck an of these groups,. One class . lighted. them. with their governments. r Paul Krause and sent back to took it to a table, where he' of diving .instrt,l~tion. will, be Many individual ,members Ohurches, business are a s, Each was to pay its share • • • J:lCkson.' I downed the shot fast. Then he started soon, ,also. AU of 1Jliese have 'also won acclaim. Two schools, llbraries"public build- Beginning with the Edsel according to the extent of Wednesday, January 1 The convicted man was whipped out a pistol and, or- .~ectio~s m~et weekly,an.d reg- former bandsmen have won ings, large buildings of private Ford Estate in Lake Shore benefit received from the RUSSIA OFFERED all Asian charged with being the accom- dered the waitress, Mrs. MillIe IstratlOn In. advance' 18 re- Fullbright Scholarships for e:,lterprise or civic interest, all road~ be sure to turn right on drains. Roughly this comes to and African nations economic plice of Leonard Beck, 25, of Shockey of St. Clam. Shores, to quired.. i'tudy in Europe. Mimy have have joined in the spirit of F,.dgewood, road, ~or~h to see 60 percent of cost to be paid aid Friday in a new offensive 14234 Kilbourne, Detroit, who give him all the currency in . "~ince all swimming periods played in fine colIe~ and Yuletide and. deserv~ special th~ an-whl~e tree lnslde a bay by the Woods; 40 percent by designed to drive out Western committed the adual holdup the place, PCl'trl)ns in the outSIde of scho?l hours !lave uIDversity bands or ol'chestrCi..:;recognition as on~ travels the wmdow Wlt~ ~old an~ b!ue Harper Woods; and a small entel1'rise. of the bar and escaped with bat w~re' ~mgrossed in a TV nO't yet been. sc.heduled," ~d several have attended the laain highways. I balls ,aJ?-d md1r(~ct. lIghtmg fraction by the State, County The Kremlin coupled the of. $300, Poteet was the driver of program and were unaware Wicking saiq., "we are tempo- Navy School of M~,sic. ,Orie In the residential areas there from Inslde. Contmue on..,.Bal- and St. Clair Shores. fer with a hint that African the getaway car. that a' hold'u'p' was in progress. rarily permitting' the 'Austin of the graduates is now em! .lre many hundreds of fine dis- ~lantyne !oad to South J.!,d~e- Contract Let and Asian c..)untries should na- Beck, also a Jackson parolee, W~v~ng l1is gun at the wait- varsity team to use one of our. ployed as first trombonist with plays which should be 'noticed. ~oo~ dnve and note the dlS- On October 5, 1956, bids. tionalize We s t ern -operated was sentenced to 121/2 to 40 ress and a' 'bartender, Beck .pools for practice purpos'eS: It the Detroit Symphony Orches- Since the .very first tour sug- b~cbve, double r:9- e F , I . /
Page Two (;ROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thur,,,day. January 2. 1958 Thursday, Janual} - ... involved in the Park crime) Ittoit and held an armed rob- HOUSEHOLD HINTS but was later arrested in De- bery charges, Fresh citrus fruits are Drain Project Improved Nab Thjef, Swimming Pool~ l~orAll Bandit peeted to headline the lis. plentiful foods for Janu' (Contt..nued from Page 1) (Contin.ue~ Page 1) ,
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ary 2, 1958 Thursday, January 2, 1958 G R 05 5 E PO I N TE NEW S Page Three ; 1 on armed rob-- HOUSEHOLD HINTS - Fresh citrus fruits are ex- pected to headline the list of Four Got .Into the Act Here Japanese St~dent Tells How ;HisPeople Celebrate plentiful foods for January according to the U.S. Depart~ By Barbara Stone, 12B ward to toys brought by Santa Buddhist temple ring 108 times tion and reform, and East and GPHS Journalism Student West. ment of Agriculture. .,' Claus, \and the' older children to cleanse 'the sins of its be. Kiichiro Nagai, 12B, Grosse and teenagers receive money. lievers. At this same time fine LIQUOR Pointe High School Japanese After a child has been given those of the .Shinto religion FORD BOA.TS SET RECORD exchange student, spent his a present from a relative. or visit their shrines. The, Great Lakes fleet of R friend, he must politely thank January I begins the six-day Ford Motor Company during deserves first ChI' i s t mas season in the giver, but must not open custom of eating the biggest for you when America. From magazines and the 1957 shipping seaso~ set ida. it ,until the donor has gone. meal in the morning. Zoni, a the second highest tonnage rec. fine "HATER television (Kiichi is still in the Adults do not reFeive gifts. favorite of Kiichi's foods, is '4' • ':a!I"' ord in' hauling raw materials to • hospital), he '.s getting an idea Christmas presents are not serv~d' on these days. It is the Rouge automotive manu • f of Christma';, American style: customary, however, and New similar to chicken soup, and facturing area since the marine In Japan, a c cor din g te Year's gifts are much more is flavored with soy sauce. Rice department was estalJlished in. Kiichi, Christmas celebrations common. Cards are also sent cake, black soybeans, and 1924. K. D. Cassidy,., company at New Year's ins tea d of vegetables are served along differ with the customs of each g r 0 U P executive, announced" k ,(l,(.:.,: section of the country. He Christmas. with various dher dishes. that the motor ships Henry ').' .~." ', ...... :.. :., ': went on to explain that since December 31 is known as Beginning Buying is the Ford II and Benson Ford and . .. . ~: ..~'.'... feudalism lasted so long in Getting Old Day. At this time name of January 2. All the the steamship William Clay .... ;.. :}..~~ Japan, there was. little trans~ a large meal is served, the stores 'open, and almost every- Ford transported 2,913,682 net 226 portation between north, south, dishes being of odd-numbers one buys something. tons of iron ore, limestone and I,on east, and west, causing each (i.e. three, five, or seven dish~' Japanese h 0 lid a y s are a coal to the Rouge plant in section to develop individual es.) A fruit, something like an blending of old and new, tradi- Dearborn, Mich. customs. orange, saki (rice-wine), and i TAL Northern Japan and Tokyo soba are typical foods served. . Phone 5926 are the parts with which Sob a is a long noodle-like Kiichi is most familiar. food symbolizing good wishes SILVER SPRINGS Christians. In these sections for a long life. \ bottled water celebrate in about the same According to ancient tradi- I manner as Christians of this tion, all debts are to be paid The pure spring water that brings out the country. However, their holi- by Getting Old Day, but, ac- full flavor and true chaiacter of mixed beverages. Bottled on-the-spot at Silver day observances are somewhat cording to Kiichi, this custom Springs in Northville. Mirhigan. Requestit at more solemn. is rapidly losing popularity. ~ favorite club or restaurant. Compliment Japanes~ children look for- At midnight the bells of the JOuriuests with the luxury of Silver Springs : -Pl:::ture by Fred Runnells Water, call TO 8.473S for nearest dealer. 57th ANNUAL Francois' Ji' ire pIa c e, Mack and other. Shown with their parents, the Distrilwfecl hy: Somerset, which has acquired added CHARLES A.PARCELLS, JRS:, are ~bitt Detroit laurels by becoming the Pointe's birth- left to right: FRED, three; BETSY, Ie Bottling Co. day spot for children, was the scene six, (it was her birthday); FRANCES t150 Ookman Blvd. of this party C~i Saturday, December ANN, seven; ana CHARLES, III, nine. Detroit, Mich. 28, given fo!' the four Parcells children The restaurant served more than 600 whose birthdays are all close to each such celebrants dUl~ing the year. Church Holding Polio March This We Mean By Our Wish. • • Loyalty Sunday Starts Today
The First Church of the Charles L. Gehringer will ENTIRE S':'OCK B I' e t h I' e,n, '1967a Lochmoor again act a.s Wayne -County. 69.50 TO 140. MEN'S SUITS HAPPY drive, Harper Woods, will hold campaign director for the 1958 75.00 TO 170. OVERCOATS f' spe.cial services on Sunday, March of Dimes. Marking 20 75.00 TO 140. TOPCOATS January 55. celebrating the years of service to Americans, NEW YEAR opening of a year-long observ- it will be held here and at 20% off throughout the nati(;n from I ance of the 250th anniversary ALL JACKETS, LODEN COATS, SUBURBAN COATS, f of the founding of the denom- January 2 through 31. Most of 25 % OFF May the douds that darken the world be dispelled by ination at 8;,:hwarzenau, Ger- the money sought in the drive ALL NECKWEAR, 33 1/3 OFF is needed to help disabled polio the sunshine of a new and better day. May the fear many, in 1708. Many of the ALL SWEATE'RS, ROBES, MUFFLERS, 20% OFF ;. .'":-- <:. ;.;:::::~i! 1,100 other Brethren churches patients stage comeb~cks from of potential strife disappear-the thoughts of alien helplessness to usefulness. $5.50 WHITE SHIRTS $4.25, 3 FOR $12.50 ii.:t~~~::~~ in the United States, as well $5.95 COLORED SHIRTS .••••••••• $4.85, 3 FOR $13.50 .., . ~:.~.L~;~~ foes vanish-and may our country enjoy a peace and as those in Canada and abroad, "Survival Is Not Enough is I $6.95.COLORED SHIRTS •••••••• $5.35,.3.FOR.$15.00 prosperity heretofore unknown. And may you and will hold similar services for the slogan on which rides the $7.95 ICCLORED SHIRTS •••••••. $5.85, 3 FOR $16.50 $8.95 COLORED SHIRTS •••••••• $7.50, 3 FOR $21.00 yours for 1958 reap a full measure of all the good over 200,000 members. hopes of tens of thousands of The local church has desig- polio-blighted victi.ms," Geh- things such a year has to offer, which includes Health, • nated thig first Sunday of the ringer said. AT BOTH STORES Happiness and Good Fortune. year as Church Loyalty Sun- "The annual March of Dimes DOWNTOWN AT 1430 WASHINGTON BLVD. day. with a special service of is the fun( raising activity GROSSE POINTE AT 17140 KERCHEVAL worship at 11 a.m., interpret- which makes possible the year ing the 250th' anniversary em- 'round service given by your Grosse Pointe store 0 pen Friday Evenings 'W 9 phasis. At this service'" there National Foundation for In- will be a sermon by Pastor fantile .Paralysis. Rehabilita~ WhalJling.s Olden D. Mitchell on "CC'unt- tion is a word meaning the ing the Cost of Discipleship"; process of putting disabled or Hickey's Famous Brand Hats music by the church choirs handicapped people back in mtJIl)j weaJt Imports, Tyroleans and Caps Included under the direction of Choir- the business of living-living Northwest Branch New Downtown location master John Linzing; and'new to the fullest capacity they at 25% off 6329 W. 7 Mile Rd. 520 Woodward Ave. members are scheduled to be have remaining to them. Just West of Livernois North of City-County Bldg. re!:eived by profession of faith "A recent survey showed and by letter of transfer. , that for everyone of the more All members and friends of than B,OOO cases of polio re- the church are invited to par- ported in 1957, there are fifty ticipate in a fellowship pot- old cases who wear the scars FOR luck dinner lat 12:30 p.rn.. in of the disease. About one third the church dining hall. For this of them, or 100,000 can be EXTRA din~er meeting Dorsey Spauld- greatly aided by new methods VlIDE ing will serve as rrastE;f of of surgery, therapy and new ceremonies, and the guest devices. Here's' a good way speaker will be the Rev. Victor "The Salk vaccine developed SEATS .I Priebe, associate pastor of the by March of Dimes money has Grosse Pointe Baptist Church. scor.ed .dramatically. D u r i n g • There's "three Others assisting in the program 1957, however, it took $21,700,- in a row" comfort in include the Rev. William Kid- -Studebaker's roomier 000 for the care and rehabilita- to start 1958 interiors. Take well, Pastor of the Bethany tion of patients. The Wayne patterns. the entire family Church of the Brethren, Wil- County Chapter has spent $3,- ~r a guest;.. bur Heisey, Edwarci Wilton, 824,586 on patient care from drive today ! Mrs. William Mauldin, Mrs. January 1, 1950 through No- James Tuggle, and the local vember 30, 1957-an average of Pastor, the Rev. Mr. Mitchell. $40,250 a month. (!j)Studebaker-Packard The Church of the Brethren "Additional funds are need- was established in the United ed for an expanded research States at Germantown, Penna., program to explore many new Karl Hosten Motor Sales on Christmas Day, 1723, by 15205 E. Jef~erson, Grosse Pointe aspects of virus diseases; for / Germans who had fled from the training of professional \ religiou~ persecution in their workers in the fields of scien- homeland abroad. tific research; and for a still urgent program of public edu- . HIT! cation to encourage use of the Salk vaccine. Sayre at STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS OWN "Looking back over twenty Beginning Thursday, January 2nd years," Gehringer concluded, 7.98 "all of those who volunteered before January 10th and get Ci full 12 months' their time and money can con~ . ith 100% gratulate themselves on the red with many victories--including the vaccine-that have been won. earnings on your savings on December 31, 1958 e 20x26", We can look ahead to new challenges. We are pledgi.ng ourselves to .assist, insofar as Decide now to save before JanuatY 10th at Standard Federal ••• we are able, those who were 1958 Detroit's oldest and one of the nation's largest savings institu- .stricken and now need help." 1~58 JANUARY tions with assets of J;Il0re than $120,000,000. Standard's:record SUN. MON. of h'Sfety goes back to 1893 with worthwhile rdividends paid All Men's SUITS, WE REPAIR every 6 months without interruption.. Earnings at the higber 3% current rate start the 1st of the month and are paid on June 30th and December 31st. You save th~easy passbook waYI! Topcoa's, Sportcoats LAMPS andStandard Federal's conve1rlentoffiees-plusfreesave-by.mail Any Glass or China plan-make saving easier. Stop insoon. Yon1Jl be glad,you did. 'Drilled- CUSTOM LAMPS ONLY 7 MORE DAYS ••• built from your BEFORl; JANUARY 10th SO IJ)EaDE NOW TO DO SOME- OFF We can raise or lower your THING ABOUT YOUR SAVINGS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF floor or 1HE EX.'IieA EARNINGS SA~G NOW WILL GIVE YOU. Get here as early as you can - because this is a sale of our VASES, ENTIR.E CLOTHING STOCK - at a c!earcui- saving of 20 STATUES 'percent. Nothing like this h9s ha'ppened in years. Come Friday. table lomp. Saturday or any day if youi.:'can't make it on Thursday! J It's easier and' more profitable to save at STANDARD Tremendous Savings on Special Bases :t Made Special Groups of Men's Furnishings: MAIN OmCE: Come in and SamngsEana GRISWOLD AND affBtSOII Reducti~ns on talk over your WOachIaId 504n4 Special Groups of French, Shriner SHOES lamp problems. 3-%::u- STANDARD , BRANClt OffICES: Safety of Samngs Open Thursday ILLIG FEDERAL 1-'540 GlAND ItMR nearSoutbfield and Friday Insured to $10,000 10641 M:S'I ROAD 1 block Eo of M~' Evenings till ELECTRIC SHOP .-SAVINGS 16530 tASTWARREN at OUter Driwe llmo ICBlYROADanti Whlttiac ~ MEN'S WEA~ INC. 17222 E. WARREN AVE. Watch Edward R. Muft'OW ., .... lit ...... Fridays at 10'.30P.M. on CKlW-lVrCHANNEL9 1A06 ... WOODWARD 1 block S. 12 MIle Rei. 9:00 :>pp. It. Warren Bowling Alleys January 2 ond J 169.30Kercheval, at Notre Dame • /Uxedo 1-9252 GROSSE POINTI TU 1-"77
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Thursday, Janu Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS. 'ibj Thursday,~ January 2, 1958 • . . . '. . . - .Grosse Pointe. New. Petti.Pointers ( MemoriaJ Center S'chedule Wha-t.'.Goes flu New Year's Resolutions PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ANTEEBO', r;ll sew' 00. buttons when they pop, EVELYN DUM PUBLISHERS, INC. ALSO PUBLISHERS OF THE at Answer letters 'til I drop, MENDELSSOJ , DETROIT WESTWARD. . JANUARY 3 - JANUARY 9 - OPEl'l' SUNDAY 12 • 5 Pass up pastries without drooling ... . Mrs. Mendelssohn ; OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEVAL., Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center's New Telephone day at her home at If GROSSE POINT.E FARMS 36, MICHIGAN Wonder whpm I think I'm fooling? Number is: TU 1-7511 Yonr,Lihrary shore road. She was t. of Louis Mendelsso Phone TU 2.6900 *Al1Center SpOnsored Activities Open to the Public \ . ~By Jean.1:aylot' of Schools; to Robert B:'Edgar, of the Public Library has.meant time treasurer and Three Trunk Lines Editor and' General Manager more to me than I can ever NOTICE: Please call' for lost articles at the office. of the GROSSE POINTE say. Here's wishing for all of of the board of H They will be held for 30 days. . Guest Columnist: Robt. M. Orr, cluded publication of three NEWS; to an outstanding :,taff; you, and our wonderful com- Body Corp, and a Ie:1 Member Michigan Press Ass'n and National Editorial Ass'n Grosse Pointe Garden Center Room and Library open Director of Public Libraries issues of the Friends' NEWS- and to the manY rf;sidente munity, a New Year full of troit philanthropist whose interest in and !":.tpport happiness arid progress. patron. fit: died in l~J NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: for consultation and service. Mrs. LelandGHmour At Miss Taylor's request, I LETTER; publication of the Weekly Newspaper Representatives. Inc. will be on duty in the Garden Center Room every Mrs. Mendelssohn 404 Fifth Avenue. New York 19. New York. BRyant 9-7300 am happy to. write this New third printed Annual Report of week on Tuesday, Wednesday .and Thursday from Year's colunm. the Public Library; the book been in g r a d u a I 1 CHICAGO OFFICE health and had been 333 North Michigan Avenue. Phone FInancial 6-2214 1957 was a good year for the collection rea c he d 83,000; Entered as second-class matter at the post office, Detroit, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A consultant will be on duty on Diabetic Del.action to her bed most of Grosse Pointe Public Library, motl.thly Family Film Nights Mjchigan, under the Ad of March 3, 1897. Friday from 2 to 4 p.m.. (Call TU 1-4594). . t.hree years. A na Hospital equipment available for free loan-crutches, and it is a pleasure to. take a and Friends' Film' Forums By FRED M. KOPP, R. Ph. SPECIAL FULLY PAID CIRCULATION last look over the past year be- were well. attended; two Great troiter-, she married . wheel chairs, heat lamp and hospital b.eds. "Blood fore entering the New Year. Books Discussion Groups were SUNDAY HOURS delssohn in 1903. The' You may be one of the daughter, now Mrs availanle to Grosse Pointe Residents in case of acci- co-sponsored with the Friends; . many unknown diabetics. It ROBERT B, EDGAR. ...EDITOR and GENERAL MANAGER dent or emergencx-free of charge". Use of the three Public a number of Book Talks were Morrison, of ~ew Y Libraries continues tc, increase, given to community groups; is estimated that there are MATTHEW M. GOEBEL ~..ADVERTISING MANAGER at least a million in the surviving are two i' PATRICIA TALBOT FEATURE PAGE, SOCIETY >I< * * with 22,000 residents as regis- and the Community Calendar dretl, Mrs. Frederick Thursday, January 2 terl~d users, and a book circu- . d . United .States. 10:0'0 FRED RUNNELLS SPORTS EDITOR and, C. Henry Buhl JAMES J. NJ AIM :N.EWS lation in excess of 371,000, an was establishe m response to *Ballet Classes - Mary Ellen Cooper - Instructor - Diabetes can be controlled TO great-grandt::hildren; ALDEN G.' EDGAR NEWS increase O'f more than 31,000 a number of requests by local by the use of insulfn, and of 4 to 7:30 p.m. organizations. tel's, Mrs. Charles SI: ARTHUR R. BLYLER ADVERTISING over 1956. This does not in- course the sooner it is detec- PATRICIA BLYLER ADVERTISING >IIFencingClasses - Taught by Istvan Danosi - fencing Circ1esville, 0.. and :. master of Salle de Tuscan Fencers Club and Wayne Clude the large number of During the year, many won- ted the easier it is to con t.rol. MARY LORIMER ADVERTISING records, fIlms,. tools, and. art. derful gifts were reCeived,. in-. With the use of insulin dia- Lee, of l';ew Yort JOHN MacKENZIE BUSINESS State University Coach-' ages B to 16-7:30 p.m. prints which have 1;ecome .in- cl~dmg t~~ f0.u0wmg from the betics live long and normal 6:00 brother, Orl.ilon J. II ALBERTA WILKE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING lives. Detroit. >/< * '" creasingly popular. Also, use. FrIends: prmtl~g of the NEWS- Open Thurs., Fri. ami Sat. JOANNE EASON ACCOUNTS Services were heIe FLORA HARD IN G CIRCULA TI 0N Friday, January 3 of reference and readers' ad- .LETTER; speCIal books val~ed A simple test reveals dia- *Memorial B.ridge Club - Duplicate Bridge - Mr. and visory services continues .to at. $3,5?0; ,two ~utstandmg betes. It is worth your time Evenings Tm 9:00 at. St. Joan of Arc C Mrs. Andrew Walrond, Directors':"-7:30 p.m. grow. Through Decembel i, children s fIlms; f~lm ,rer:tal now to have it'made. Sundays-lO:OO to 3:00 St. Clair Shores all 14,279 people in 472 groups met for the monthly Fnen~ FIlm was in Holy Sepuld: 6rder of thcAmaranth Evergreen Court No. 22-Meet- Whenever m e d i c i n e is This Makes S.ense ing-7:30 p.m. . at CentraL It is with a great Forum Programs; foreIgn lan- necessary to your health, tery. deal of pride that I can report guage rei::ords for Central and '" 0;. '" Tadom Club - Meeting - 8 p.m. you will find a conscientious ROSLYN A new plan, backed by Park Police Chief ArthurE. to you that your Libraries have the br~nches: record players pharmacist genuinely inter- HERMAN DONlJ Louw~rs is recommended to all parents who have prob- * >I< * again broken all previous 8.?
I Each of us knows the ones I mean- r SAVE WHERE YOUR. -~~~. They serve and carry and sew and clean IN 1957 Sa'V':t'n.g. Gro-mr Fas"ter"'" GROSSE POINTE They sell the clothes in which we preen METHODIST...... CHURCH They fill our CIlT'S with gasoli.n.e. . At City Bank passbook savings grow faster, safely and 211 Moross Road Through any weather they brmg the .1l~ad. automatically, because, instead of a trivial one percent 9:15 a.m. - Morning Worship. They guide the traffic and guard the tal-I. Church Scool ~or Nursery. Tiny YOU. get 2Y2times as much Interest Tots. Kindergarten, Primary and 3% And day by day on our annual tra!t-;- Junior Depts. Curr,ent 10:15 a.m. - Adult Bible Class. T hey extend to us all-a ha.ppy ha,l. 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. Rafte Church School for Nursery, Tiny Tots, Kiildergarten, Primary, In- Some have degrees like Doctors ;nd Preachers. termediate and Senior Deptls. Some train our children-like Nurses and Teachers,' REV. HUGH C. WHITE, Pastol But Milkman or Fireman HELEN D. THOMAS Receptionist, Charem.m Director of Christian Education Ker,chevaf near St. Clair Florist, Librarian TUxedo 1-7888 Use Our Drive ..1ft Window Dmggist or Doorman- I They bow tiS in and they bow us out And there's no one-they don't kt!Gw tSllabout! And though they often rtcould buy us and sell us" JeH'~Dn Avenul They pave Sttch grace that-they don't tell us! Fifth largest bank in Detroit, ,esources 11S.million dollars. . . ., Baptist Church Each of us has his personal few 13337 E. JeHerson at Lakeview Favorites from this COu.rteous Crew MAIN OFFICE: PENOBSCOT BUILDING. GRJSWOLD AT FORT HOllier J. Armstrong, Minister Who mare by their manners than by their wares _ I/ortl>- 05cM . 1/_ 0-.. FOUN1~ D~~toWft Headquc!rlars Are Grosse Poirlte's Angels...... -unawares. • OIlAllD RIVER AV,," NEAR TEI,EGRAPH • EI>Sr" "'d"ICHOU! ROAD AT DAV1801i David W. ~ishop, Minishif " WIIIJT IIEVE!I MIL£. NEAR BVERGRUN • IWlT EIGHT "'1Ul. ~ OF GKATlar Griswold at Lofayette, FenCl So will you, ple4;e, Sirs-grant this space? _ 8i4Io ~-G.- P'- Otlloo MORNING WORSHIP • MACK AND CADIEUX acrou from old City Hair To tell them all • 0AIt Po\RK":wmr rllNB MILE IIOAD. N£Aft COOLlDGIl lunday •. I:OO and U:OO .... 20, _ • lIAZEL !'AIUt~ HIGHWAY. mAIt.JOlIN Il '7 hank You" • WAJ)J8ON JmClR1'S-.lOHI/ R AT nrEL1(Z MILl: llQo\J) CIlUBCB SCHOOL Fr tmtJ, match thew grace? ...... M Jr•• , .. _ ~ .. Imul.,.. I:a LJJl. One G.rOSM Pointer
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Thursday, January 2, '958 -y 2, 1958 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E.W S Page Five , - MILDRED McC. MALECEK ~ .. manageu the Red Sox in the She was i a member of the children also survive. .Brenkert. Surviving are: a IDecember 21. He was the hus. '::..i,,-...,'_ Mrs. Malecek died Saturday. -?'';.'" Babe Ruth Leag.ue, and coach- Garden Club of Michigan. . Services were held at her son, Paul Kenneth, a brother, band of Ethel, and also leave~ .~.. December 21. She lived at 363 rs ed basketball at the Neighbor- Survi\ring are her husband, horne, 456 University place, on Wayne, and two sisters, Grace his children. Robert and Mrs . Obituaries Moross road. Surviving' are I ] hood Club. Gaylord W. a .daughter" Mrs. Friday,. with burial in Elm- and Mrs. Edith Weir. Joann Chalk; also surviving f\ her husband, Frank: M.; her '.. EVELYN DUMAS '" '" '" . Joseph Burke; three sons, Gay" wood .Cemetery. Funeral services were held are two brothers, Dewey and of Grosse Pointe for more than MRS. DOROTHY' S. GILLIS children, Susann and Robert; ;" MENDELSSOHN 35 years. A manufacturer's lard, Jr., Thomas ap.d David; '" .. '" Fdday, with burial ,in Wood- Edward H; two sisters,. Ethel a brother, Glenn; and two sis- Mrs. Gillis, 71, died Decem- Mrs. Mendelssohn died Sun- representative, he had resided three sisters, Mrs. Kirkland E. NEAL BRENKERT lawn Cemetery. and Mrs. Perry Dean; and two ters, Claire McClintock and ? ber 18 in Henry Ford Hospital. day at her home at 1000 Lake. in Norfolk for the past 10 Alexander of.' Grosse Pointe Mr. Brenkart died Monday, '" "'''' grandchildren. Mrs. Bess Hallowell. ~h('!"eroad. She was the widow years. A native of'Detroit, she was and ,Mrs. Frederick"D. Johnson December 16. He lived at 1626 JOSEPH R. CAVE Funeral services' were held Funeral services were held .)rary has meant o.f Louis Mendelssohn, long- Surviving Mr. Swink are: the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . and Mrs. Lucian S. Moore, both Lochmoor boulevard aild was Mr. Cave, of 1129 Beacons- .Thursday, with burial in Tuesday, with burial in Cedar han I can eVer tIme' treasurer and chairman liis daughter, Mrs. E. W. Rupp Frederick Trowbridge Sibley. of La Jolla, 'Calif. "Ten grand-' the .husband .of the late Rita field avenue, died. Satur<.l.ay, Forest Lawn Cemetery. Rapids; Iowa. ~hing for all of of the board of the Fisher Maryann, of Grosse Pointe;. 'londerful COnl- Body Corp. and a leading De- his two sons, Hodson R. Swink 'v Year full of troit philanthropist and art of Grosse Pointe, and Archer progress. patron. He died in 1935. D. Swink, Jr., of Detroit, and I Mrs. Mendelssohn. 83. had seven grandchildren. Inter- b£'cn in g I' a d u all y failing ment was at. Forest Lawn ~(:.: health and had been codined Cemetery on December 17. ;~~ to her bed most of the last " .. " '1~',~ . three years. A native De:" MARGARET BUHL PRIEMER IAL ... : troiter, she married Mr. Men- Mrs. Priemer died Sunday, HOURS delssohn in 1903. They had one December 22. She lived at 600 daughter, now Mrs. Thomas Notre Dame road and is sur- Morrison, of New York. Also vived by her husband, Ernest ~urviving (1.re two grandchil- and children; Fr. :Raymond F. 00 dretJ, Mrs. Frederick Melhado Buhl. and Henry; and a grand- and. C. Henry Buhl III; two son, Henry Jr. o great-grandchildren: two sis- Funeral services were held ters. Mrs. Charles Schulze. of last Thursday,' with burial in Circlesville, 0.. and Mrs. John Holy Sepulchre.. ..Cemetery... Lee. of Nt'w York. and a o brother, Odilon J. Dumas, of CATHERINE M. DAVISSON Mrs. Davisson, of 909 Haw- J Fri. alld Sat. Detroit. thorne road. died Monday, De- Till 9:00 SE'rvices were held Tuesday at S1. Joan of Arc Church in cember 23. She is survived by !):00 to 3:00 St. Clair Shores and burial her husband, Charles Ray; and was in Holy Scpukhre Icme- children, Mrs. Robert Forsman tery. and James R. Davisson. LYN .. * * Funeral services were held HERl\lAN DONDERO Thursday, with burial in Glen Mr. Dondero. of 160 Lake- Eden Cemetery, in Farming- KEY vie\\', died Thursday, De~em- ton. at Roslyn Rd. bel' 26. He is sUr'vived by his GLADYSR.MACDONALD \vife. Cordelia and a daughter, Mrs. MacDonald, of 879 Ros- .9821 Mrs. Cordelia Dorie. He also lyn road, died on Christmas ]eaves a brother, George A.. in Day. She is survived by her Royal Oak. husband, Murray L., and chil- Mr. Dondero moved to the dren. R. Murray and Kenneth Detroit area in 1900. He was L. She also leaves a sister, Mrs. ass0ciated with the Grosse Alice Kibbie, and three broth- Pointe Farms Waterworks, un- ers, Albert C., William, and rist, til 19-19, where he was chief John T. operator of the filtration plant. Funeral services were held He servecl as a tl'~lstee of the Saturday, with burial in Wood. Grosse Point;: Farms Council bwn Cemetery. from 1926-30...... Ashland " ," p.m. .. CHRIST D. PANAGOS e. ELLEN GIECHE Mr. Panagos. of 831 Notre Mrs. Gieche. cf 749 St. Clair Dame road, died Monda~, De- :00 p.rn. road. died Sunday. December cember 23. He is surv:.ved by E~ :30 p.rn. 29. She is survived by her his wife. Christine and chil- 9 p.m. husband. Adelbert E. H. and dren, James C., Constantine, her children Mary and Adel- Harry, Leo. and Georgia. He bert E. She also leaves her sis- also leaves four grandchildren. ters, Mrs. Mary Sullivan: Mrs. Funeral services were held CHURCH Dorothy Cannon; Sister Mary Thursday, with burial in For- Mama S. S. c1.; and three Yoods est Lawn Cemetery. brothers. Patrick: Harry, and '" '" .. Sert'ices Thomas McLaughlin. LOUIS L. HUNT Funeral services were held For 12 years chief engineer OL Thursday. with burial in Mt. for McCord Corp., Mr. Hunt, Olivet Cemetery. 47, of 781 Westchester, died .. ,.. " December 18 at the University RSHIP DR. LAWRENCE J. of Michigan Hospital. GRAVELLE Surviving are his wife, Alice HiP Dr. Gravelle, of 1156 York- "hire: road, died Friday. De- Mae: a son, ;Robert; two rie, ;\Iillister cember 27. He is survived by daughters, Jane!le and Deb- I orah; his mother, Mrs. Mervin " his wife. Monica. and children Elaine. Tho;'llas. and Kenneth. Hunt; two brothers, Stanley t and Sidney; and a sister, rMs. 'I He also leaves his mother. Mrs. Marie Geiger and a Oakl~y Gifkins. , brother, Mrs. Beatrice Hickey. Services were held Decem- Funeral services were held ber 21, with burial in White f Tue~.day. with burial in Mt. Chapel Cemetery. HARK YE TO OUR Olivet Cemetery. A I way s active in boys' • .. .. " youth movements, he wi! be ARCHER D. SWINK, Sr. sorely missed by the com- Shoes I Archer D. 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I Miss Hefferan Mrs. Peter Battle,Schreier Bows at Dance II Schreier-Remick / Wo Christmas Eve was busY for the debutante set who gath- ered at the Country Club early Vows Solemnized in the evening for the tea ------_.- dance at which Judy Hefferan Fourteen Attendants VVaik Down Aisle of St. Paul's on was presented. the, Lakeshore Saturday Moming; Bride Wears Silk Fai The daughter of, the George B. Hefferans, of Merriweather Heirloom lace Yeil and Slipper Satin road, recei,ved with her par- for Ceremony eilitsbef9re a red Italian screElh Of Sat. in front of the fireplace in the Elizabfrth McCreery Remick, daughter of the Jame) gre'at hall of the club. Albert Remicks; of Ridge road, was marrled'Saturday Carole Ann Cumb I' , A soft green peau de roie morning in St. Paul's on the lakeshore to Peter Battle WOMEN PAGES was her choice for a gown Schreier. Cumberworlhs, which had a shiirred bodice For her wedding the A. Tierney, of Red Bank, N.J. Donald M and a belled skirt. She car- petite dark haired bride For her daug~ter's ~edding ried deep pink camellias and Cor ivy. Mrs. Hefferan wore s8ip- chose a gown of slipper and. ~~ recep?on which fol- phire blue peau de soie. ' satin designed on princess lowed In h~ RIdge road h?me, White tulle ove, . ~th d bod. Mrs. Renuck chose a fitted worth's choice for A puppet theCliter topped }mes WI a ..gore. lee dress and jacket of Dior blue I Warren Donald Me (]rr~~~~ ~~nmnt~N~w~ the mantel behind the buffet an~ long fl~wlng ~ra:m. Her with a hat to match. Her flow- table, and a Santa dodding heIrloom lB.ce veIl flowed ers were white camellias. . tiona! Church. his cap to puppet sweetheart the len~th of the tr~ and Mrs. Schreier was in beige She is the dattght set the Christmas Eve theme. Harold M. Curnbel I Geor~ B. Hefferan, Jr., was .' she camed an old f::shioned peau de soie v.ith brown ac- of Moran road, Z To Be Wed his sister's head usher and bouquet of white roses and c e s s 0 r i e s and cymbidium Five Debutantes the 6thers were Tony Barr, ivy. orchids. husband's parents Jim Jay, Sigurd Well-din, Jr., Susan Remick was her sis- When the newlyweds left on Walter R. McLeans Bill Curtis IV, Dan Winans, ter's maid of honor in :r-ose- their wedding trip the bride Arbor. Torn Ford, Lloyd and Robert glow taffeta made with a was wearing a brown, and Sue Cumberworth Feted at Parties Sample, David l!'itzsimmons, scoop neckline and a gored black tweed. dress and Jacket sister's maid of honol sandy McMi~ David Beat- bodice deepening into a waist- ensemble Wlth. a f~athered bridesmaids were Parr. Mary Pardee and Ingrid Corneljus Bow at Tea; ty, Steve Saunde!'S and Harry line and ,gathered fullness at hat and black acceSSOrIes.They of Wheaton, ill., ar, Mary Bradley and Mary Hendrie Came Out at M. Jewett n. the back. He!"matching velvet will live in New York. Marshall. They WOrE Little Club Dinner and Georaia Zimmerm6i'l's hair had a white horsehair ------blue taffeta and carri ~~4!!Jt,. T (':."" .,,;, .•...... \:. .~ brim accented with an Americ- McGough-Hart Troth <:arnations. Debut was a Dance at CouniJ.y Club Friday Stevens-Reyst .Nuptials '; . ",.:' . ",';, ".,;~,~ ,.1~,~;:,.::~~'~:~,,,.~ ,.,,'. ....~..., an Beauty rose. Her nosegay Told in Royal Oak James Heald came f . -:." •.. ,~. ) .t.....;.;.". ~,...,. ~!..:~/. ....~-:;:.:.:;~ Solemnized in Ferndale ':~:~)::~:i:':~~':;:"..;:",.. ,.:::: was of sweetheart roses and Arbor to be Mr. r Five debutantes shared Friday, the last day of a -J, J. Clarke Photo crysanthemums. sparkling holiday sason for the buds. Mary Pardee and At a Saturday morning ceremony in St. Paul's on At a family dinner in Royal best man. Seating th Marjorie Ruth Reyst wore Mrs. William S. Hickey, were Fritz Litzenb. Ingrid Cornelius began the festive day when they were Chantilly lace for her wed- the lakeshore, ELIZABETH McCREERY REMICK, Oak announcement was made matron of honor, and the six of the engagement of Ursula presented at a tea at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. ding Friday in the Faith Com- daughter of the James Albert Remicks, Ridge road, bridesmaids were gowned like Rose Hart, daughter of the The two buds were intro------munity Church, Ferndale, to was married to Mr. Schreier, son of the Harry R. the honor maid. They included Harry Kenneth Stevens, of late Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. duced by their mothers, tralia the George Zimmermans Schreiers, of Forest Hills, N.Y. Julie Watson, Ann McKnight, t..t Alpena. Hart, to John Patrick Mc- :Jor Mr-s. Steward Pardee and selected a back'ground of liway- Judith Goodnow, Elizabeth She is the daughter of Mr. I Gough. Mrs. R. Edmund Dowling. ing palms for the ball at the Moll, Mrs. J~es G. McCulloh, He is the son of the J. Frank and Mrs. Maurice L. Reys-t,of of Rye, N.Y., and Anne Sloan, Radiant t, Mary received in a beige Country Club at, ,which their Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., formerly GOP W'omen Woman's Club McGoughs, of Harvard road. satin sheath with a crushed' daughter, GeorgIa, was pre- of St. Louis, Mo., the bride's The bride-elect attended the of Grosse Pointe, and her hus- cousin. chiffon cummerbund and sented. band is the son of Mi-. and To.Hear Roy Meets Jan. 8 University of Detroit where she carried flaming rose- Georgia chose a white silk Mrs. Clarence St.3vens, of Paul Schreier was his bro- her fiance was also a student. Mr. Mrs. t J. W. Harrison, chair- buds. taffeta gown embossed with and Mrs. George Edward Grandville avenue. Ross Roy, president of Ross ther's best man. They are the He is a member of Delta Sigma man of the Discussion Group 'd ' l' . blue velvet flowers for her debut. Schenck, of Lakeland avenue, Roy, Inc. and the Greater De- sons of the Harry R. Schreiers, Phi I?gn wore ~ SWlrmg . Her colonial bouquet was of and Nantucket, Mas S., an- troit Board of Commerce, will of the Grosse Pointe Woman's Df Forest Hi11B,N.Y. 8atm, frock Wlt1?-a poru:a1t pink camellias; Pink lace em- nounce the engagement of their speak on the subject; "Will Club, announces that their Ushering were William S. You r Christmas poinsetta necklme and carned camelllas. b 'd d 'L"l t h' daughter, G EO R G I A ED. Church Council YOUR Vote Always ',Count?" January meeting will be held Hickey, Thomas K. Garesche, needs sun, say Michigan State Mrs, Pardee was in blue satin rOI ere WI m a c I n ,g WARDS, to Peter Van Vleet at the annual meeting and o~ Wednesday, the 8th, at' 1 of New York; Gerard J. Kelly, Un i ver sit y horticulturists. over1al'd WI.'+h emel""'ld.'" lace pearlsh. fwashMrs.-Zimmerman s To Be Installed election of officers of the o'clock at the home of Mrs. of New York, Wilfred Debany, When the soil is dry to 'OOuch .d n''Ie Mrs c Olce or er gown. Young; son of the Lloyd Van and green orchI IS WI. Vleet Youngs, of Darien and Women's Republican Club of Arthur Axford in Washington of Tuckahoe, N.Y.; Thomas A. the plant needs a thorough Dowling's gown was cafe au Ushers at the debut dance New members of the Church Grosse Pointe which will hold watering. Stonington, Conn. Council will be installed at road. t Williams, of Rye, and Richard lait lace and her flowers were inC'ludedBatholomew A. Sey- a luncheon meeting at 12:15 Mrs. T. W. Huebenthal, past also green orchids. mour, Jr., Louis Zimmerman, Miss Schenck was 'graduated First English Ev. Lutherah p.rn. on January g a't the from Grosse Pointe University Church on Sunday morning, president of the club, will be Guests dashed h 0 m e to Stephen She r e r , Charles Grosse Pcinte Club. '. School and is a senior at Ben- January 5. an assistant hostess. All club change for dinner at the J..iittle Stumb, Thomas Tracy, Micha~l nett Junior College in Mil- Herbert McClure of Holly- A prominent civic leader, members are invited. Club at which two cousins Freydl, Jefftey Hudson, CraIg brook, N.Y. She is 'a member wood avenue will serve as the Mr. Roy is also president of Mrs. Axford has planned an Mary Bra d ley and Mar; Mercier, Gerald Meier, ~rank of Sigma. Gamma and made new' president of the congre- the Michigan Society for Men- informal discussion on interior Robelle~ Hendrie were presented to Mullen, Don!lldMacKenzle.and gation. Other officers to be in- tal Health, vice-president of decoratbg, Samples of wall BETYOU FORGOT TO INSURE THAT society. Jorge SaraVIa,of B~enos AIres, her debut last Christmas. the United Foundation for 19027 Mack at Her fiance was graduated stailed are Vincent Rodeck a paper and drapery material Mary, daughter of the who was tthe Zunmerman's Metropolitan D e t r 0 i ,t, vice- u h from the Berkshire School, vice-president, John White- will be on hand, and new ideas "VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFTI Stephen Dun can Bradleys, ouse gues . side as recording secretary, president of the Detroit Area Sheffield, Mass., and is a sen. Council, Boy Scouts of Amer- for the "after Christmas lift" wore lustrous satin with a ------ior at KenY0I: College, Gam- Robert Keck as financial sec- will be exchanged. retary, Robert Horn as treas. ica, and nationally reCognized NE~ sweeping side skirt. Her cousin, league to Aid Crippled bier, 0., where he is a member daughter of the George Start- urer, \Oscar Nelson as trustee, leader in Junior Achievement of Psi Upsilon. activities. HOUSEHOLD HINTS heam Hendries, was in ice T~ Meet on January 10 Oscar Kloeppel as elder, Cass When you buy sheets, thread blue satin. They both carried Kasper as superintendent of Since 1949,he had been one ~t tells you the number of white camellias and steph~ The Michigan League for BIT.RUN ACCIDENT parish education anu Fred of the leaders and pioneers lengthwise and c r 0 ssw i s e ARTHUR J. ROHDE anotis. Crippled Children will have its Judith Devos of 174 Fisher Hertzler, Russell La f fer t y, and sponsor of one of the threads in a square inch of .AND OOKPAl'fY original Junior Achie;,'ement Mrs. Bradley's gown was annual meeting and election of road, complained to Farms po- Charles Riffenburg, Raymond fabric, say specialists at Michi- Board of Directors at 2 p.m. lice on Thursciay,December 26, Boza, Rea York and Robert comRanies set up to teach gan State University. Better emerald green chiffon banded young people the value of free INSURANOE on Friday, January 10. The that a hit and run driver ran Kolberg as deacuns, muslin sheets are about 140 in matching satin. Her flowers enterprise. He has been a luncheon and meeting will be into her car, parked in front Retiring from office after count and medium quality is were cymbidium orchids. Mrs. member of the National Junior Hendrie was in rose chiffon held at the 01a Wayne Club. of her home, and caused about service to the congregation will 128 count. Percale has finer 2711 East Jefferson, Detroit 7 Mich. Reservations tor the luncheon $50 in damage. The left tide of be Erwin Linsenman as presi- Achievement Board of Direc~ thread, so runs 180 to 200count with ,,,,hite orchids, tors for 8 years. He is also a Inspired by a trip to AU5~ are necessary. the vehicle was hit. dent, Herbert Siewert as per inc.."l. trusttee, GordQn Pinder as member of the Board of Di- elder and Ben Colando, Ken- rectors of Junior Adiievement neth Brey and Alex Ward as for Southeastern Michigan. In deacons. 1951 he received. national rec- The new officers will be the ognition for his outstanding Announcing our Annual first to be installed in the new service to the National Board church which was recently of Directors of Junior Achieve- dedicated at Vernier road and ment. AFTER NEW YEAR'S Wedgewood drive. In 1956 he wa~ presented a special. plaque by J u n i 0 r • Re!ults 9uor- Achievement of Southeastern anteed Slart lite n~w'/}ear leght • • • Meeting to be Held Michigan for his contribution $2 Q visit By Dental Auxiliary to the advancement of a better • Evclusive leg beauti- understanding of the American fiers The Detroit DiS'tric1;Dental competitive -system through. of • No exercises'! Come in now lor ~iJr6f Choice in OUJIl Auxiliary will meet Wednes- Junior Achievement. In 1957 ,day, January 8, at the Har- the Detroit Education Associ- • O~en9 Q.m.- monie Club at 12:00 noon for ation honored him with its 9 p.m. Footwear • Free baby luncheon and program.. The Civi~ Award. ' sitting service program will be "The Chal- His talk will analyze the lenge of Southeast Asia," with I Annual Store-Wide threat to the coni:inuance of 85 I Dr. Russell Fifield serving as our two party system by the formerly to 32.96, ..••••• ~•••.. now lecturer. Dr. Fifield is a pro- unchecked political power of 18 fessor of political science at Mary Gorham-Direct socialist union monopolies. 8S the .University of Michigan. 'Annual reports of the officers formerly to 18.95 ..•••••••••.. now January Sale! Mrs. Stanley Jesson will be and chairmen of the stand- 13 tht.' chairman for the dayto and ing committees of the worn-I Mrs.' M. Kaufman will head en's Republican Club of Grosse 8 formerly to, 16.95 .. I~ •••••••••• now the hostess list, with Mes- Pointe are being printed and 1.1 " dames J. E. Tapert, R. Kellogg, will . be distributed to mem- F. Abaldo, W. Schneider and bers at the annual meeting to 8S W. A. Heisel assisting her. obviate lengthy, reading of re- formerly to 12.95 .••••.••..... now 9 ,0ne.Four~1h 10 ports. The luncheon committee Store Dr. Whalen and Bride consists of Mrs. Harold Tyree, Mrs. Charles A. Dean and Mrs. A special group of To Live in Cadieux Rd. Jane Ingraham, club president. One.~~hirdOff! Reservations must be made by 85 Dr. Neil J. Whalen and his noon of Monday, January 6, by EVENING SHOES . • • • • • 13 bride; the former ROsemary telephoning Mrs. J. Hilliard formerly to 36.95 Lee, will live on Cadieux road, Hicks at TU 1-4986 or Mrs. wh~n they return from their on Fred Gaess at TU 4-5373. wedding trip to the Florida Keys. _ They were married. this George Tay1m:of 1817Haw~ tome was rushed to Cottage ALL SALES FINAL Dresses Coats Thursday in St. Gertrude's Hospital by Woods police am- No phone calls. please. Church. The former Miss Lee bulance on Christmas, Decem- Lingerie is the principal of the Mar-" ber 25, when he suffered an WALTon-PIERCE Suits quette School.. ast..'unatic attack. KIltCHIVAL ~T ST, CLAIR GROSSI POINTI FORD GRANTS $14,284,550 . '- Slacks The Ford Foundation, today • Robes announced grants and' appro- priations totaling $14,284,550 in Accessories the first quarter, (October through December) of its 1958 fIscal year.
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isle of St• Paul's Oft 9; Bride Wears Silk Faille Choice Mrs. Warren Donald McLean II Mrs. Gordon R. Maitland, Jr. tipper Satin Gordon Maitlands
ughter of the James Of Satuiday Bride married Saturday leave for Nassau Carole Ann Cumberworth. Daughter of the Harold M. ore to Peter Battle Helen Elizabeth Chesbrough, Daughter of the William Cumberworths, of Moran Road, Weds Warren .J. Chesbroughs. of Yorkshire Road, Married eYt of Red Bank, N.J. Donald McLean II in Grosse Pointe er daughter's wedding Saturday in Memoria! Church reception which fol- Congregatil'mal Church • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Renwick Maitland, Jr. traveled her Ridge road home, White tulle over silk faille was Carole Ann Cumber. mielt chose '1 fitted to Nassau after their marriage Saturday in Grosse Pointe d jacket of Dior blue worth's choice for her Saturday afternoon wedding to Memorial Church and a reception at the Country Club. at to match. Her flow- Warren Donald McLean II in Grosse Pointe Congrega. tional Church. ------The bride is the former white cameUias. . Barbara Leo n a r d, S~lly She is the daughter of the John Markle, both of Ann Helen Elizabeth ( Bet g y ) chreier wa£, in beige Chesbro ugh, daughter o~ Schemm, Mrs. James D. Stand- soie with brown ac. Harold M. Cumberworths, Arbor. the William Chesbroughs, ish III, Jeanne Whitt¥er and i e s and cymbidium of Moran road, and her For her daughter's wedding Betsy Sanger, of Rancho Santa husband's parents are the Mrs. Cumbe~worth chose an of Yor1{shire road. Her Fe, Calif. the newlyweds left on husband is the son of Dr. Walter R. McLeans, of Ann emerald green faille frock and Lincoln B. Hansel, of Chest- edding trip the bride Arbor. Mrs. McLean was in a cocoa and Mrs. Gordon R. Mait- 'iring a hrr:wn and nut Hill, Mass., was best man brown taffeta sheath. land, of Washington road. and hearong the usher corps eed dress and jacket SUE' Cumberworth was her sister's maid of honor and the When the couple return from were the 'bride's brothersw € with a feathered For her wedding the bride bridesmaids were Pamela Burt, their wedding trip they will Richard IVL and William L. ,lack accessories. They wore an antique ivory satin of Wheaton, Ill., and Molly make their home in Ann Chesbrough. in New York. Arb,)r. gown with bodice and sleeves Marshall. They wore electric of Chantilly lace and more of Also seating guests were Lt. blue taffeta and carried white the lace edging the chapel William Dettlinger, Lt. John gh-Hart Troth carnations. To steam iron vetlvet, hold ;?:r: the steam iron lh inch above train. An beirloom lace cap Fildew, Thoffias W. Lamb, Royal Oak caught her illusion veil and James Heald came frorn Ann the pile side of the fabric. Let ~~;?:~: Rus~ell A. McNair, Jr., Charles Arbor to be Mr. McLean's the steam penetrate, brush .:.'.~}.~'J]. she carried eucharist lilies, Wensinger, John Westphal and ~ .';" .... < mily dinner in Royal best man. Seating the guests pile lightly and l~ dress dry • • < stephanotis and ivy. Lt. William Whitney. ouncement was made . were Fritz Litzenberg and .,:'i.~4 before wearing or storing it. .S' i~: Moonstone blue taffeta and ngagement of Ur:c:ula . .{. Mrs. Chesbr"ough wore a jade ;1;~;'~:~'~ 85 beginning Monday, January 6 tERCE 25% OFF (;Iearan~eSale Dresses, Lingerie, ..... • ~ere is the safe that so many Grosse. Pointers Cashmere Sweaters, Skirts, Robes so eagerly await . • • • here is your opportunity t() enjoy the- finest • .- NOW .TO CLEAR both from our downstairs and the Outdoor Sport DRESSE.S Shop, 2nd flo~rl at unus.uai savings.' Values to 24.98 5°°. -~ :...... ' ..~.'".-... , .....- TOWN 'N' •. THE . ", 'HE5 LINE-: 20445 MACK Opp. 'N c. I .~...... -~ . - ..~. Howard . ".-..; / .;v ..'.J.1~}~.:::'".' Johnson's 76 Kercheval ••• on the Hill • ,* f F • pw; oapc, • =e. $ll +"'¥-~~--- ,l I Page Eight G R O'S S E POI N TEN E W S Thursday, January 2, 1958 Thursday, Janucl' Society .News Gathered fro,m All of ,the Poiutes Wo .. i'~uptial Vows Said Short and to the Pointe Bush Sisters Bow Sandra MRS. DOROTHY MYERS of By Joyce Mitchell Bedford road will instruct a LESLIE D. CAMERON, MR. Before Walker Ball Mr~Bu' class in "Writing for Ama~ and MRS. HAROLD SLATER, --->------Anthony and MRS. DALE ARCHER. It was an all white wedding Saturday evening in teqrs," at the Hannan Y.M.C.A. Mrs. Francis Mulligan On the day after Christmas the d~butantes enjoyed Eleventh Bride in M. Christ Church when Joyce Mitchell, daughter of Dr. and starting ThUI;."day, January 9 " " . one of the most gala days of the holiday at the dinner Brussels LaCE Mrs. Charles Leslie MichelL of Hendrie lane, was mar- at 7:30 p.m. The class will run SHORES PATROLMAN and for Julie and Mary Bush, and the "'Winter Wonderland" for a ten week period. MRS. JOSEPH VITALE In ri('d to Francis Anthon.y Mulligan. ball given fot Paula Walker at the Country Club...... (MARY J.A.NE GALUNS) of The Bush sisters received ------Her silk brocade gown ~------Former Pointer TOM C. Kramer, 81. Clair Shores, .an- Sandra Smith is nounced the birth of their first with their mother, Mrs. A. creamy camellias for the debu- family to wear the h£ had seed pearl and paillette Ushering 'Nel'e Jerry Cham- WI L L SON, and his wife tante dinner. embroidery at the neckline bel's. of Denver; Bruce Clin- MARY, were in town over the child, a daughter, VITA MAR! Stansell Bush, of Cloverly formed her veil wheJ I and on two panels falling ton. of Wilmette, Ill.; Harrison Christmas holidays for a visit child, a d a u gh t e r, VITA road, in the French Room of Pale green cloths covered the Friday evening in th' MARIE, on November 21. tables set for 10 and each was down to the chapel train. A Dunning. of Maylin, Pa.; with his pc;,l' e n t s, MR. and the Club. Julie, a glowing centered with two reindeer in Tulsa, Oklahoma. cap of the same brocade George Ancl.retta. of Hartford, MRS. FRANK C. WILLSON, of • ...... brunette, wore white peau and Christmas greens. Julie The bride, daugh held her fingertip veil of Conn,: and Joseph F. May- Maison road. The younger Will- MRS. ERNEST RINK, of de soie a c c e n t e d with was escorted by James P. Gor- the Herbert B. Smi illusion \ and she carried cock. sons are now living in Evan- Yorkshire rQad, has returned crushed tucking. Her sister, man and William Stevens. Tulsa, wore gardenic stephanotis and gardenias. 1<'01' her daughter's wedding ston. Illinois. home after a two week vaca- Mary' , a lovely bIon de was Mary's beaux were Edward F. peau de soie with a f Nan Maxwell was maid of and the reception which fol- .. '" '" tion in Washington, D.C. w.1.ere' , l>nstark whl.te taffeta wl'th Lambrecht, Jr., and Bartholo~ neckline edged in Po honor in white taffeta with a lowed at the Country Club, RICHARD HALE WENDIN, she was visiting her son-in-law I Venice lace and a ca1 ~mall white hat of velvet and Mrs. Mitchell wore a sapphire son of Mr. and Mrs. SIGURD and daughter, MR. ~md MRS. a bertha collar looped with mew A. Seymour, Jr. deep green leaves. Her bou- peau de soie gown with a R. WENDIN of Cloverly Road, RICHARD BENDER. pearls. Glittering snowflakes decked train. 'Her bouquet. quct was of Amazon lilies small hat in matching velvet earned second honor~ during " ...... Both carried pink camellias, the evergreens banking the white orchid and and ivy. and net. Her flowers were the marking period ending Dew MR. and MRS. THOMAS F. gIfts. from th ell'. gran dfath_ers, Great Hall of the Country anotis. The attendants, dressed like white cymbidium orchids. cember 18" at Williston Acad- SMITH, of Tulane avenue, Charles T. Bush and Charles Club for the ball at which Julie Francis Smith \. the honor maid. were Mrs. Mrs. Mulligan was in a emy. announce the birth of a son, E. Dohany. Mrs. Bush wore a Paula VerLinden Walker was sister's maid of honor : ...... Donald DeKeyser, matron of French lace gown of burnt MARK THADDEUS, on De- "light blue silk taffeta with (Continued on Page 9) length'sappnife blue CI: honor, Joan Bisceglia. ef New ailiber over peige satin and MISS CAROLYN FARNOL, cember '18. .Mrs Smith is the ------lace fashioned with < York; Mrs. Allen Holmes, of wore green orchids. daughter of MR. and MRS. former PATRICIA ANNE oval neckline and cap ~ WILLIAM FARNOL of Ken- GANT, daughter of MRS. Her matching bandeau : Saginaw. and Joan Mulligan. For travelling to Color~do sington road' arriv€':.1 home of Hartford, Conn. Springs the bride changed into ROSEMARY GANT, of Calvin illusion face VE:iland sl from Goucher CollE:.ge.Christ- road. ried a white muff del' Osgoode S. Philpott, Jr .. of a banker's gray wool sheath mas vacation at Goucher ex- Detroit's Denver was best man for the with a jacket collared in Per- .. '" . with flowers. tends from December 21 Homo from Forest Hills, 0., Dressed like the hOt bridegroom, who is the son of sian lamb. Her acces~ories through January 5, with the. Smartest where she spent the holidays tendant were the bride' the William J. Mulligans. of were gray and her hat white. second of the ti1Tee terms be- Denver. They will live in Boulder, with her son-in-law and New Eliz'abeth Buell, the ginning on January 6. daughter, DR. and MRS, WIL~ groom's sister; Joan Ro: ...... LIAM E. FORSYTHE is MRS. Room the bride's roommate JUDITH ADA ANDREWS, G. H. BACHELLER, of Har- University of Michigan daughter of MR. and MRS. court road. Be ',aptivated by this beautiful new Kroeger, of Oklahoma EDWARD F. ANDREWS of ...... Golr! Cup RO'Jm-in the Whittier- at the river ... favorite rer,dezvoUS Frances Johnston, of ofucille Gppler Westchester, 3. ::'reshman on for cocktails. dining and dancing ... Among the Mercy College Gail Bircket, of Tulsa; the Hillsdale College campus, be tempted by exciting flaming seniors to be listed among the Williams, of Tulsa; an accompanied the Hill s d ale sword. food specialties and other top honor students in .the famc>d Whittier cuisine ..• smorgas- Kirkpatrick, of Tulsa. football team, in the role of bord lund,eon daily . . . dancing ELICTROL YSIS in the annual publication, John Howard- Steph cheerleader, to St. Petersburg, . -Pilato by Morrett studio nightly to the Noblemen. Closed Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair "Who's Who Among Students Sunday. Jr .. the brother-in-law Fla., for' its Holiday Bowl JOYCE MITCHELL, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. in American Universities ~r.d By New Short Wave Method contest for the National As- Charles Leslie Mitchell, of Hendrie lane, was married Colleges," are JOAN RES- sociation of Intercollegite Ath- Saturday evening in Christ Church to Mr. Mulligan, Cocktail hour melodies No Obligation for COilSultation SEGUIE. uaughter of the L. letics' small college champion- son of the William J. Mulligans, of Denver, Colo. Weddings at by Miss Pat Croft 15315 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park VA 2.4784 ship game on December 21. J. RESSEGUIES, of Three Mile Esquire Theater Building . .. .. drive, and JOANNE TAROLI, The Whittier FREE PARKING lOT Donald R. Eugenio, son of. MIl.. and MRS ANT H 0 N Y daught.er. MRS. RALPH E. daughter of the ALFRED _~ ~ ...... ~__ EUGENIO of Whittier, a junior Ideal facilities for EDGECOMBE. TAROLIS, of Dorthen road. rehearsals. r e c e p- on the Hillsdale College cam- >I< • ...... t 10 n s. breakfasts. pus, accompanied the Hillsdale dinners and show- DR. and MRS. FREDERICK CATHERINE LaGRASSO, ers. CalI catering football team to S1. Peters- JERMAIN, of Fisher road, daughter of the 'JOSEPH La~ office. burg, Fla., for its Holiday Bowl hosts at a holiday cocktail and GRASSOS, of Renaud road, contest for the National Asso- dinner party over the past has been named ticket chair- BURNS DRIVE AT THE RIVH 'dation of Intercollegiate Ath- week-cnd. Guests included man of the "Headline Hop" to VAlley 2-9000 letics' small college champion- MR. and MRS. CARLTON be given January 10 at Mercy ~ rA_ ..".~____.~ ...... -'"'~ -~-'""-""""~~~ ...... ~ ..... ship game on December 21. CHAMBERS, MR. and MRS. College. ~ - ~ ....-....----:--_...... _~'"'-~""'"~--~ . . .. __ _------_ Enjoying the holidays at lhome after il'eturning from I school at Kemper in Kenosha, Wis., is MARLENE FREDER- ICK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A•••'OUIICillg. •• H. Z. Frederick, of Hawthorne road. As a member of the Sen- ior Olass, 'Miss Frederick re- cently participated in their A New t r ad it i 0 iTl a 1 presentation of L a u l' e nee Houseman's BETHLEHEM, playing the im- portant role of Joseph. She is also active in the school choir SERVICE POLICY as Photography Editor of THE KODAK, Kemper's yearbook...... at Thomas J. Doyle's PAUL SYKES returned to his studies at the University of Mary land after spending the holidays with his parents. lVIr. -,AKE SHORE MOTOR SALES and Mrs. H. F. Sykes, of Fair- holme road...... The World's First Dodge Dealer .•. With the Finest Service in America! BOYS and GIRLS MICHAEL E. DAU, of Not- SINCE 1914 tingham road, is enroNed at • JACKETS • COATS & COAT SETS Lake Forest College in Illinois for the next semester . .. .. '" • SNOW SUITS • DRESSES MRS. ALICE H. HAM- , MOND, of Cambridge road, a First. •• • PAJAMAS • SWEATERS • SPORT COATS lieutenent colonel in the Civil Air Patrol recently aUended We are NOW SERVICING the ENTIRE CHRYSLER LINE! CHRYSLER ••• a three day aviation education workshop at Bolling Air Force DeSOTO ••. DODGE ... PLYMOUTH ••• with factory trained technicians! Ba.se, Washington D. C. I Ho ... '" '" I Amon~ thos~ girls h 0 me from Penn Hall Junior COllege! in Chamberburg, Pa., for the holidays were DIANE CLIF- FORD, of Stephens road, and Second. •• G A I L E. WINGF.RTER, of North OxfOrd road. '" ... >I< Returning Friday to his stu- dies at Villanova College wiN Free Limousine Servi(e be JIM FLOWERS, son of MR. and MRS. JAMES C. FLOW- 20427 MACK AVE., -In The Woods ERS of Yorkshire road. •.. direct from lake Shore Motors to t he old City Hall, leaving daily except Opposite Howard Johnson's • * >I< MRS. F. BAGLEY WAL- Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Return limousine leaves the old City Hall at 5:30 p.m. Charge Accounts Welcome - TU 1-8422 LACE, of Neff road, is vaca- for lake Shore Motors. This is a Specia I Service for our Service Customers! tioning in Havana with her Leave your car with us in the mornin 9 and it will be serviced or reprjired with absoluteiy no inconvenience to you. GENERAL ELECTRIC TIRES! > Batteries! at Factory Cost! at Fa~'~oryCost! Kitchen Modernization Center J. FREE, GREEN' STAMPS FREE There's charm and character in every kitchen ... when it's designed On All Service Labor with you in mind. Our vast ex;:>erience in building SOme of the Pointe's 'IINSTALLATION Except Ti~-es - Batteries INSTALLATION A remarkable cr most beautiful and efficient kitchens is available to you ... and your kitchen can be rernoceled with a minimum of inconvenience to you. fuliy formulated FREE 30,000 ~AileWarranty on all new Dodge and Plymouth Cars natural deficienc Call us for a Free Estimate Hormone Crean In our showroom, we have four complete kitchens . • . in both wood and metal An excellent selection of new. 1957 Models frarrying Full Warranty youth. Now at t cobin£lts . . • featuring many different J colors and combinations. UNDER FACTORY COST! (reg. 3.50 size) Thomas 1. Doyle's LAKESHORE MOTOR SALES 16915 HARPER Across from Vogue Theatre Color Choice I 2. Blocks East of Chalmers STORE HOURS: Tuesday, Wednesday and "Saturday till 6:00 14615 E. Jefferson VAlley 2-1185 Appliances ;j Monday, Thursday and Friday till 9:00 Mix-or-Match DODGE Glitter Glaze PLYMlOLtTH ·..>;~..',::,~l Detroit Edison Service Agency es sm. en. . o'S.n ao r r $ d s $ '9 as co ssm • m " " .. pas. a s '.= 'm ,. ,-_.;0.- _ -~---,--" _ .. ••• - _. ~ ... I' .'-- ary 2, 1958 Thursday, January 2, 1958 'GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine tes Woman's Page • • • by, of, and ,for Pointe ~;Vomen w Troth Told. ToSpeakVows. Bride-Eject Garden Club Christmas Lighting Sandra Smith Weds Plans Party Ball The Grosse Pointe Woods -IS Mr. Buell in Tulsa Garden Club will hold its tra- Tour. Reveal-I'ng~ utantes enjoyed ditional, birthday party and in-I y at the dinner Efeventh Bride in Mr. Buell's Family to Wear Heirloom stallation of officers for 1958. ". 2r Wonderland" on Tuesday, January 8, in the ~Contlnued from Pag~ I}. WIth the WIse Men on one SIde Brussels Lace Mantilla; Pair Honeymoon home of Mrs. Robert G. Ham- whIte. +Be sure to seeWllli.,ton and the shepherds on tae other. ntry Club. in Acapulco, Mexico mel, 717 Sunningdale drive. A roa~-.~e pretty doorways and Furihe~ down t~e same block potluck luncheon will be whIte lLghted tree. Also, here, there IS a whIte and gold llias for the debu- Sandra Smith is the eleventh bride in her husband's served by members of the club :watch for a double door d01?-e wreath on an aqua and white family to wear the heirloom Brussels lace mantilla which at 12:30 p.m. ill ~vergreens to f~l"lll..a ~ohd door • .AI:d.don't ~s. the fai.ry :::loths covered the formed her veil when she married J. Lawrence Buell III To be installed as next year's ~hrI~tmas ~ree WIth .mdJ.rect t~ee, a VISIOnall m tillY wmt(l 10 and each was Friday evening in the Boston Avenue Methodist Church officer.s are Mrs. Robert G. llghtm~ on It, B?-d beSIde Jt, a llghts. Hammel, president; Mrs. Ed- bay wmdow WIth gold orna- Follow along on Lothrop-,- -',h two reindeer in Tulsa, Oklahoma. as greens. Julie ward G. Weber, vice-president; ments. bet wee n Charlevoix and The bride, daughter of bridegroom, went from Grosse I by James P. Gor- Mrs. John E. McCaughey, Try to catch the spectacul:'lr Beaupre, to catch a small tree William Stevens. the Herbert B. Smiths, of Pointe to be his best man. Mr. treasurer; Mrs. Collier Y. Mof- display in the 700 block on (Continued on Page 11) x were Edward F. Tulsa, ,vore gardenia white Buell is the son of the J. fett, recording secretary, and Lakeshore. ------_ .~r..and Bartholo- peau de soie with a portrait Lawrence Bue1ls, Jr., of Ver- Mrs. Charles L.. Brownell, cor- Next is Lake Shore lane. mour. Jr. neckline edged in Pointe de dome road. responding secretary and head Again a _double doorway 'with ~nowflakes decked Venice lace and a cathedral Ushering were Dan Buell, of publicity. . . pale blue wreaths anu indirect ~f'ns banking the train. Her bouquet was of George Parker, TIl, William The program WIll COnsIst of lighting on a birth tree. One a talk on "Solving your Bird home is done traditionally with of the Country ,\'hite orchid and steph- Gillespie, III,' of Riverside, -Photo by Paul Gnch -Carl Joyner Photo. . Conn.. P. K. Williams, Ran- -Photo by Craine- Problems by the Bird Doctor," a shadow box treatment of :1,' ball at \vhich ~motls. del Smith, James Pinkerton At a reception in their Mid- At a cocktail party Friday luden Walker wa! Mr. and Mrs. John Tennant and will be pres~nted by Mrs. doorway and with tip..y li5hts Downtown Julie Francis Smith was her and Rudulph Weichert, all of dlesex boulevard home Satur- in her Radnor circle home Garber, of Bishop road, an- Albert Beever. outlining windows, but with ed on Page 9) !,ister's. maid of honor in floor Tusa.1 day, Mr. and Mrs. Lyndle Mar- announcement was made of nounce the engagement of red spotlight b<~hind each Chicago JelIgth sapphire blue Chantilly tin announced the engagement the engagement of NANCY and lace fashioned with a wide For her daughter's wedding of their daughter, CYNTHIA ANN MACDONALD to John their daughter, J 0 H ANN ASH - t shrub giving the whole house HELEN, to Roland Henry Es- lS ory a glow. o\"CiinE'ckline atld cap sleeves. Hoteland the Mrs.receptionSmithat thechoseMayoa KAY, to R'lchard Eugene Ml't - Michael Delaney. Sh'e 15 th e cout Rockford, III. Her matching bandeau had an chell, son of the Howard Scott daughter of Mrs. Robert D. feld, son of the Henry Esfelds, Bez-ng Plal"Jned In the Deeplands subdivi- jllusion face veil and she car- smoky beige chiffon frock ac- Mitchells, of Livonia. MacDonald and the late Dr. of St. Clair Shores. " sian, there are several well- DIRECT and ricd a white muff decorated cented with beige satin and a Miss Martin is a senio~ at MacDonald. The bride - elect attended --- designed doors. One door-.vay FAST schedules with flowers. small satin hat. Her flowers Olivet College where she is The bride-elect was gradu- Lake Erie College and is now The Girl Scouts of Metro- is outstanding in blue with ~wo Dressed like the honor at- were spray orchids. affiliated. with Soronian So- ated 1ast June from the Urn- studying at Wayne State Uni- politan Detroit announce a lovely blue wreaths. One has Ll'~urious dcHovillond tcndant \\'e1'e the bridesmaids Mrs. Buell was in an empire ciety. versity of Michigan where she versity. She is a member of "Girl Scout Old Timers' Din- two Christmas tree design:; in multi-engined airliners. Ellzabeth Buell. the bride- styled gown of American Mr. Mitchell is a alumnus of was president of her chapter Sigma Sigma Sigma. ner," to be held January 13, the front windows with lights FOR RESERVATIONS groom's sister; Joan Robinson, Beau-:.ytaffeta with a small hat Olivet where he was a mem- of Alpha Phi and a' member H h t d d 'w at the St. John Episcopal forming trimmed formal trees. AND INFORMATION e as a ten e a y n e Ch" .....h, Woodward and M011t- CALL the bride's roommate at the trimmed with rosebuds. Her bel' of Phi Alpha Phi. He is of Scroll Honorary Society. U. 't d . t LU.'- The double doors havE. two tall State mverSI y an IS now a calm. A committee headed by potted tr'ees rormed of orna- s beautiful new University of Michigan; Jane flowers were also s.pray 01'- now attending the Rackham Mr. Delmey. son of the M. Henry Ford Commlmity Col- Mrs. Warren B. Cooksey 1'5 the Whlttier- Kroeger, of Oklahoma City; chids. School of Graduate Studies at John Delaneys, of Detroit, is . 1 d mental fruits and nuts. ,rite Tendezv~us lege. A fall wedding ISp anne . gathering material for the pub- and dancing ... Frances Johnston. of Tulsa; For her wedding trip to Aca- the University of Michigan. a junior in the School of Dentw , ------lica~,ion of a history of the Grosse Pointe Farms ccihng flaming Gail Bircket. of Tulsa: Agnes puleo ti~e new Mrs. Buell wore ------sitry at the Un i v e r sit y of bes and other I Detroit Council Girl Scouts. Starting west on Kercheval, ine ... smorgas- Williams, of Tulsa; and Kay a blue h>;eed suit and. hat. She graduation in February at M~chigan, where he w~s c~p- Bus\h Sisters This dinner has bee n watch for the Nativity scene , . . . dancing Ki:'kpatric k . of Tu 1sa. will return t0 h er stu d.les a t ...uear 1 Har bor werehE' nSlgn' tam of the U of lVl SWlmmmgM' h' planned to bring together on Merriweather, with lifesized blemen. Closed . f Mi h' B 11' t t' d 'th th team a member of ....lC 19au- John Howard, 8 tephenson, the Umversity 0 c 19an ue IS s a lOne WI e ma Honorary Society, Delta (Continued from Page 8) WOffi'!min the Detroit area who mother and Babe on a door were active in Scouting (as I ,,- ---~~---~--~~----- , Jr .. the brot_h_e_r_-i_n_-l_a_w~o_f~th_e~_an~d~j_~_n~h_e_r~h_u_s_b_a_n_d~a_f_te_r_N_a_v_y_.~ Kappa Epsi~n and DeUa Sig- introduced to society by her r melodies girls or adults) from 1915 to --- ma Delta. TIle couple willI be parents, the Otis U. Walkers, :at Croft married this summer and live 1930. of Balfour road. It is hoped that in addition in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Walker with ING lOT to having an enjoyable eve- CHET SAMPSON I their debutante daughter re- ning, the group will provide Starlighters ceived before the fireplace interesting material to be in- invites you to pick up your which was banked with snowy cluded in tlie history. To Hold Dance trees and a gold screen ablaze Tickets for the dinner are AIRLI~JE TICKETS with turquoise angels. MOFe $2.75. Anyone qualifying as an The Starlighters of Our turquoise ornaments glittered "Old Timer," or anyone who at his office THE illY" throughout the club. knows of such a person, is 00 Lady Star of the Sea parish and avoid a trip downtown ~ are sponsoring a dance "8tar- Paula continued the decora- asked to contact Mrs. Theodore lighters Snow Fall" on Janu- tive theme in her frock of tur- Layle, 12801 Santa Clara, De- He represents all airlines, and the prices are standard. quoise taffeta, a large bow troit 35', UN 3-2987. ary 3 from 9-12 p.m. in the He further urges you to immediately book your flight.s Yf:Qlla I:L."IIE5 clubroom in Fairford road. The brushing the 'hemline of the - I.c_ • Rhythm Kings will play. Do- bell shaped skirt. She carried PICTURE CHANGES to Florida for the busy winter season ahead. nation $1.00. her father's gift bouquet of In low-income families, men pink camellias. spend more for clothes than Call or See Us for Any or All of Your Travel Needs .. women and girls, according to Walter Wakeman Weds Palest pink and gold bro- cade was Mrs. Walker's choke the U.S. Department of Agri- Chet Sampson Travel ServiCE Clarice Cathryn Canon of a slim sheath highlighted by culture. As income rises, the two American Beauty panels women and girls beg into 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7510 Walter Hurlburt Wakeman, spend more. sweeping to the hemline. '--_._------..;------"""""''"'!!"'--~!'''-...... '"''''!''''.-: of Trombley road, and his Paula's ushers were Mason bride, the former Miss Clarice Ferry, David Mar e n t e t t e, - Cathryn Canon, of Neff road, James Stp.'lv'art, McIntosh Wie- are in New York for a week's ner, Robert Nester, James For- stay following their marriage ster, David Wigton, John Scher- last Saturday, December 28. er. Stuart Piggins, G e 0 r g e The couple pledged their , Jerome, Alfred R. Glancy, III, vows at a quiet ceremony in 'I'homas Purdy, John Winans the home of the bride's sister, and Robert Johnson. Mrs. Leroy A. Coleman, of ,i0 Kercheval, on the Hill - TU 1-7227 Neff road. The Rev. Paul F. Ketchum, of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, officiated at Richard R. Kuhns Home 3 p.rn.. Mrs. Coleman and the After Three Years in Navy lerica! . bridegroom's son, Walter H. 'fNakeman, Jr., were the at- Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. tendants. Kuhn with htefr small daugh- When the newly-wedded Mr. ter, Debbie, have returned to and Mrs. Wakeman :return the Pointe for the holidays ~~ from the East, they will mak~ and will remain after three their home in Trombley road. years at Pensacola, Fla., ,',here Mr. Kuhn was with the Navy. ARDENA HOUSEHOLD HINTS He is the son of Mrs. Leo Remove SP9ts from linens W. Kuhn, of Bournemouth SPECIAL used during the holidays as road, and his w~1e's parents soon as posible to prevent per- are Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred manent stains. Wood, of Seminole avenue. HORMONE CREAM*. Budget Plan Available 0 Open Mondays, Thursdays an'd Fridays 'til 9 p.m. 40 0 OFF during January only! FRANK R. BROWN -_... TU 1-4484 CARPETS Gro~se Pointe • - ~\i;'j~-:~.~ -~r:: ... 18520 MACK AVENUE, near the Post Office The year 1957 was another gra.tifying milestone in our progress. Our hosts of friends and customers continue to. grow. And Lunch date to each and eyery one whom we were privileged to serve, we . extend a most sincere expression of our genuine appreciation. I today? '.H Businessmen's luncheons *diseontlnued package I deserve (and get) our special attention. Beginning A remarkable cream, with true estrogenic hormones, in exacting and care- .Monday, January 6th, Our President and General Manager fully formulated potency. Ideal fo~ mature and over-3D skin to supplement GROSSE POINTE ROOM natural deficienci.es and loss of vital substances. Used daily, Ardena S~ecial will be open exclusively for , Hormone Cream revitalizes and recaptures the smooth firm radiance of youth. Now at these special low prices. For beauty's sake-try it! BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS MONDAY through FRIDAY . , I I:30 to 2:30 & COMPANY (reg. 3.50 size) 2.10 (reg. 6.50 size) 3.90 (reg. 12.00 size) ,7.20 CHARLES w.WARREl\f prices plus tax IIOWAl\DJOlinsoftS. JEWELERS and SIJ. 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Complete wardrobf NT IRE PLACE WOOD, any size, FOR SALE DeCORATING DECORATING clothes. shoes, furs and je' JRSE, fully qualifit}d, any GROSSE POINTE, room with F INSULATION SERVICE for e;fery size doll. Chorge Ads-IS 'Aords for I.00 case or child care when you home privileges for young any amount. TU. 1-5110. $ 1376 LOCHMOOR. Co un try Attics, sidewalls, floors insulat- PAINTING, decorating, in- PAINTING and paper han:;ing. OUR DOLL HOSPITAl. must be absent from home. man. Call after 6 p.m., VA Cash Ads-IS words for 90c FIVE 15-INCH Ford wheels colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. ed, blanket or blown in. terior, exterior, 20 years ex- Also repair work of any w111 give that old doll a • References. Call evenings. 4-5877. perience. Free estimates. FR kind. We specialize in real new look. with chrome wire spinners. I 5c each c!ldd:tional word LA. 6-2290. 525 I,.OCHMOOR. 3 bedrooms, SPRIK GROSSE PTE., near Mack. Best offer. 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EXPERIENCED h an d y man • CABINETS TV 5-6063 LO 7-470'6 ALUMINUM AND FIBER Winter prices now . PR 6-4225 TU 1-8377 VAlley 1-9826. • FOi~MICA GLASS AWNINGS CUNNINGHAM DRUGS wants work as carpenter, JOHN S. GOODMAN EXPERT painting, paper hang_ 16941 Kt>rcheval at Notre Dame • PLYWOOD GLASS BATH-TUB LEON STRIEGEL painting, furniture repairing, LAKEPOINTE, 965. Roo, m ing by mechanics, free esti- TU 5-9698 • PANELING ENCLOSURES VAlley 1-7275 gardenin~, f I 0 0 l' sanding garage, bat h. Gentleman. GROSSE POINTE Farms, 70 mates. Van Assche, TUxedo and fin ish i n g. PRescott • DOORS Complete Repair Service HARKNESS PHARMACY Call evenings, VAlley 2-7152 Moran Road. A ranch and a 4~1187, VA 4-1492. 20313 Mack Ave. at LochmoUl. 7-0093. • DRAWERS colonial home on n.:w Mor- Cleaning, Repairing Painting and Decorating '1'11 4-3100 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT 22500 MACK an Court. See these two ex- Reconditioning Best of Grosse Pointe References 21J-WALL WASHING 5A-SITUATIONS WANTED PR 5-0470 clusive homes. Builder, TUx- KINSELS . ESQUIRE SHADE CO. • Interior • Exterior DOMESTIC 18038 MACK, single large de- edo 5~2500. WALL WASHING, 27 years CHESTER' 17051 Kercheval at. St. .. Clair 15133 Gratiot Free Estimates TU 5-4827 luxe office in moder:.. air LAMPS, Shades, Chandeliers, experience. Elmer T. La- WE HAVE available senior Open Friday Until 9 P.M. conditioned building. Excel- Fixtures. Lamp parts, custom ANITA, 519 JOHN R. FORTIER badie, TUxedo 2-2064. BOOT SHO 1A-PERSONALS grade, educated E n g lis h lent loration, parking. TUx- shades, lamp mounting, re- Luxurious, new pressed LA 1-1515 LA 1-1516 PR 7-3551 women for domestic posi- NEED a baby sitter? Reliable edo 4-1234. pairing. Best selection of lamps brick, three bedrooms. WALL WASHING, painting, Children's Shoe Special1l tions. International Employ- and shades in town. Many modern quality fea- FIREPLACE equipment, brass paper hanging. Low winter nursemaids a v ail a b 1e by GROSSE POINTE and irons, tools repoli'Shed For Finer m0nt Agency, :>04 Victoria Lamps by Martin tures. Lawn seeded. rates, free estimates. Jack 1591 I E. Warrer hour, day or week. Matern- 18136 MACK AVE. and lacquered, screens re- Interior and Ex'rerior at Buckingham Streei, Windsor. Ontario. 4637 - 41 Kercheval, corner Foster, VAlley 4-9542.. ity help available. The Sit- A ir conditioned offices for 1 p air e d. Smith - Matthews, Manistique, VApey 2-8151. Painting and Decorating ters Club, PRescott 7-0377. EXPERIENCED woman wants I'ent. New buildinr, telephone GROSSE POINTE FARMS 6640 Charlevoix. WA 2~7155. WALL WASHING, window TU)(edo 5-0863 cleaning or cooking. Mon., and answering service avail- cleaning, tile floors cleaned REFINED LADY in forties, CHINESE dining room cabin€t, 211 Moran CHRIS C. CHARRON Tues., Wednesday. Ref e r- able. Call Mon. through Fri. 21 B-WATCH REPAIRING and waxed. Experienced. In- with car, would serve as marble top end table, pink New 3 bedroom, 2% bath, 2 ences. TOwnsend 9-0832. TU 2-2593. d~mask chair, end table, CO. sured. Free estimates. J. Hal- companion or d r i vel' for car attached garage. Excellent ~XPERT WATCH and clock DR 1-2686 PR 8-4773 oriental rug, 9xll. TUxedo len. LAkeview 6-3372, VAl- Grosse Pointer on hourly GERMAN WOMAN wants day .P. CITY, near Kercheval, location. Superb kitchen and repairing. Prompt service. G 1-9620. Satisfact~on Our Guarantee ley 4-9676. bas i s, evenings. PRescott work. Call after 5, VEnice various l-inds, e~cape Detroit many fe'atures not found in Reasonable prices. Bradley OUR 1018 Established in 1925 5-3941. 9-5676. City, in com e possibility. other new homes. Phone for Jewelers, 20926 Mack at WALL WASHING, paper Kelvinator, apartment size re- Full Insurance Coverage For a p poi n t m e 11 t or see your Hamptol.. TU 2-9309. cleaning, interior decorating. FRIENDLY,- g en tl em anly Parker. TU 5-0448. frigerator with f r e e z e r. SWEDISH VI, 0 MAN wishes broker. Your Protection Twenty years' experience • Plain French poodle wants day- .Nearly n~w. Poker table, eX- WATCH CONDITIONING general housework. LAke- 7-WANTED TO RENT cel1ent condition. LOraine TUxedo 2-2593 O. Poupart, VAlley 2-2522. SKIRTS and PAN time home accommodation, view 7-3358, after 6 p.m. Fine workmanship, Reasonable PYRAMID TWO OR THREE bedroom 8-1218 evenings. ' -ALTERATI( with short walk, 4 days a KARL DAVIES prices. Complete service. 21K-WINDOW WASHING week. preferably Grosse Pte RELIABLE middle-aged lady housE' or lower flat, near 7 Jewelry repaired, mountings PAINTING COMPANY Custom Made Suit wan t s housekeeping and and Mack shopping center. 8A-OFFICE EQUIPMENT REALTOR RESIDENTIAL Converted to SinglE City area. TUxedo 2-3465. FOR SALE and engraving. WINDOW CLEANING some co~king. WAlnut 1- TUxedo 43990, ask for Mr. TU 5-3220 CERTIFIED COMMERCIAL - Selection of . 2A-MUSICAL 1786. Silko. TYPEWRITERS and adding MASTER WATCHMAKER FREE ESTIMATES WALL WASHING 81 Kercheval Ave. Service on Screens and Storms INSTRUCTION machines, new, rebuilt. Rea- TUxedo 1-3029 EXPERIENCED g i r 1 wishes CANADIAN Consulate wants Member G.P. Broker's Assn. Brick Washing Expertly Done sonable prices. N a t ion a 1 DYGERT'S LAkeview 6-0668 IpE:igcAFAN day work. cleaning or laun- four - bedroom h 0 11S e in Off ice Equipment, 36749 Basement Painting 17233 M dry. $8. car fare. Good refer- Grosse Pointe Park or City. 16956 E. Warren at Harvard TU 1..1224 Superior Iv.:T PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS Harper at Bishop. TUxedo H. E. GAGE & SON SIVEN IN YOUR HOME TO enct!s. TYler 7-5817. Will consider long lease, BALFOUR 1373 TUxedo 5-9121 A-I Painting and Deco- willing to pay good rental. 1-7130. TU 4-0136 TU 2-7413 BEG INN E R S AND AD- Center hall, 12xl0 study, ter- rating, wall washing, LADY WANTS washing and Phone TU 4-5544. THIRY jewelry, 20756 Mack at VANCED STUDENTS. Call ironinr; at home. 4::;52Mary- 8B-ANTI9UES race and lav. down, service Anita. Specializing in watch patch plastering, Ir.wn PRescott 6-8371 or VAlley 21N-Furnac;d Work land. TUxedo 5-5226. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE stail'S, 4 bedrooms, 1 bath repairs. Watches repaired furniture sprayed. 1\-1 1-91 15. DOUELE CABINET white pine with. tub and stall show€I: and commode or dry sink. Genu- from all over the world. All COMPETENT colored woman CHINA, furniture, rugs, an- add. lav. on 2nd floor. Re. references. Co lor e d. SMOKE? - NO HEAr? ine antique. VAlley 3-9905. work guaranteed. DEE-JA~ wants work; days, week. or tiqu~s, miscellaneous, bought cessed radiation and carpeting, James L. Crawford Chimneys Cleaned Top to 2B-TUTORING part time. Excellcr.t refer- and sold. Majestic Furniture , ecreation room with fireplace, 9-ARTICLES WANTED r 21C-ELECTRICAL Bottom ences. TYler 4-4630. 10227 Woodward, TOwnsend 172 ft. deep lot. SERVICE VAlley 1-3385 --, ------Furnaces cl. $6.50. COMMUNITY WOMAN wants work. Win live 6-2500. BOOKS purchased for cash: Entire libraries or fine single , JOHN Bl' DOYLE All types of electrical repairs, PAINTING, interior and ex- AI: makes repaired. b TUTORING SERVICE in; city references. Delors AUTO DRIVERS":"'Only $9.16 and violations corrected. terior. Free estimates. Ex.-I BayJand, WO 4-1120. items. Midwest Book Serv- 128 Kercheval TUxedo 2-6262 ABCO CHIMNEY & MRS. LOUIS MARICK, DIRECTOR qua l' tel' I y buys $10,000- ice, 4301 Kensington, TU MARTIN'S perienced painters. Leo P. $20,000 Bodily Injury and Kistner, PRescott 7-:5876. If FURNACE SERVo Tutoring by degree teachers avail- EXPERIENCED woman wants 5-2450. ELECTRIC SERVICE able in all subjects for grades high Saturday and Tuesday clean- $5,000 Property DCl.mage Li- BALF0UR ROAD, 1001 no answer call PRescott VAlley 3- I I I 3 14435 Kercheval Ave" near school, college and adult educa ing or laundry. References ability. TU 1-2376. Just completed, four bedroom 7-5853. • - WANTED Chalmers Free est. A.M.-P.M. tion. Call after 5, LOraine 8-3213 . colonial, all electric G-E kit- Evenings TRADE-IN sofas :md chairs OLD CLOTHING VAlley 1-7651 PAINTING, papering, paper OPENINGS FOR TEACHERS 210-Waterproofing All in nice condition. Rea- BEST PRICES PAID chen, la:ldseaped, shrubs. By removed.. Wall washing. 17732 Mack. betw 339 Merriweather, Grs. Pte. Farm s 5B-EMPLOYMENT sonably priced. Van Uphol- BROWN ELECTRIC - Master Neat, reliable. Work guaran- BUREAU FOR MEN'S SUITS builder, at cost. Open daily 3-5 TUxedo 4-2820 stering Co., 13230 Harper and 7-9 VAlley 1-9389. electrician since 1920. Regis- teed. Mertens, 122 Muir, TU Basements Made Dry TU' C 0 U P L E S, cooks, maids , Open 9 'til 9. TOPCOATS AND SHOES tered and license. Repairs, 2-0083. Cracked \valls repaired. re-in- PRIVATE TUTORING chauffeurs, caretakers, jani - TULSA 3-1872 13A-LOTS FOR SALE replacements and mainten- forced. Dig, seal, tar walls, IN tors and porters. Day or WOOLEN RUG STRIPS A telephone call will bring us ance. TU 5-0014. Personal ERNEST fA". BOCK check tile. Guarant.:ed, in- TWO LAKESHORE Road lots YOUR OWN HOME week. Field's Employment to you inunediately service. Painter and decorator; quality sured. New woolen selvages for in Grosse Pte. Shores, each All subjects; all grades. Adults TR 3-7770. and color matching, the finest! Manuel Marchese If you prize' braiding and hooking rugs 102x170 feet. Build either AAA ELECTRICAL and children. Certified teach ~ -POSITIVELY Served Grosse Pointe homes for LAkeview 6-9300 H. & S. Montauk, 4527 ranch or colonial house. Buy CONTRACTOR 6-FOR RENT (Unfurnished HIGHEST PRICES-PAID for 10 years. ers. Radnor, TUxedo 2~0705. now. and be ready to build Electric wiring, furnace con- Call: MACK-Cadieux, Grosse Pointe Furniture ond App!i~nces trols, motors thermostats. Vio- 20685 Woodmont TU 1-6905 21P-FURNITURE. REPAIR VACUUM BARGAINS by Spring. TUxedo 4-3403. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN area. New high rating, 16- II I Piece or a I-jouseful." U S TOM upholstering. A CASH Rebuilts and 1 year gu~rantee lations corrected. No job too 'INTERIORS c TUTORING SERVICE family apartment. One and Hoover w/bcate,s $16.95-$49.9 5 GROSSE POINTE PARK splendid selection of deco. . PRescott 5-5733 big or too small. 'VIAln,ut ENGLISH DECORATOR WO 3-8315 KE 7-4653 two bedrooms. Owner.' TU Rebuilt Eurd:as $19.95-$34.9 5 1002 Harvard, 100x130, $11,000 1-6600. rative fabrics. Expert need- 5-2500. Rebuilt G.E.'s $19.95-$24.9 5 BOOKS bought in any quan- N. E. Cor. Bishop and Jeff. CUSTOM PAINTING, • You will let Rebuilt ROY .... ' r_.~ ..--....'>;'_ _~__•. ' ~ ~~ -._ ~_~~".,.,. ~-.. .._'- _,'; __••.~~ _.... _._._._rt", •... ,. "', _~~ __ ___...... - _...___~ , ._~-- ...... --,- Thursday. January 2, 1958 GROSSI! POINT!- NEWS Page Eleven muary 2, 1958 STRIKE PURE OIL 21T-DRESSMAKIN. .APTITUDE TESTS An oil strike in the middle ------f-- Doll Repair Shop enable you to learn the kind of of the Sahara desert produces EXCLUSIVE alterations on Christmas Lighting work YOU can best succeed' 1ft or the kind of studies YOU' oil so pUre that it is used un. Complete line of wigs, shoes, Classified ,Cont'inued dresses and suits by Marie refined, just as it comes from chOl'r figu~ are SPOtll'ghted. should folloW'). (For men and stockings and dresses. Stephens, also remodeling ...... women, boys and girls). the wells to run the drillers' Repairing Dolls Since 1895 T}:1e processiGn on the lawn Daniel L. Beck, DirecttJr and repairing fur&. Quick . . . :t.. 'I.. Voca.tional Counseling institute diesel engines. COMPl.ETE LINE Ot 21R-CEMENT WORK 215-CARPENTER WORK among the pmes IS a nelguuor. 958 Macabees Bldg., TE 1-1551 service,on hems. TU 5.7610. hood attraction. Woodward near Warren NEW DOLLS AND "' MODERNIZATION: Kitchens, In Radnor circle there is a' 11 Years Serving' Detroit DOLL CARRIAGES SEWING. alterations,. adults ~ A Ltttle Girl's ALL BRICK WORK] attics, ree. rooms, porches; ranch house with decorative 4 P.M. -TUESDAY and children; ilems, zippers, ~~~~~~~~~~~i Fairyland .•. rough and finish work. Guar" , plain drapes, aprons and iron work. The simple treat- , KAMMERER NEW AND REPAIRS anteed. TUxedo 5.0143. ment of outlining the door Here in the Pointe, are hundreds BABY CARRIAGE CO. pillows. TU 1-7455. INTING AND of new and exciting full fashion 8705 Gratiot, at Fisher PORCHES, STEPS, ETC. with full rich greenery and an "best ba nd dolls. Complete wardrobes of YOUR CARPENTER work or DESIGNING fashionable suits, unusual swag, spotlighted with :ORATING clothes. sho~. furs and jewelry WA 1.2710 for every size doll. L~aky Basements Repaired cabinet making is our worry. coats BIllddresses, alterations white, is most effective against '.- n town" G and paper hanging. OUR DOLL HOSPITAL Get our price first. WAlnut the white brick. I LICENSED AND INSURED and llats; remodeling, rea- A study in shadows is found "pair \vork of any wlll give that old doll a brand 5-1332. new look. sonable. VA 2-3610. at the end of Lake Crest lane. '-e specialize in real MERRY'S ONLY MANUAL MARCHESE Vere Wirwille AT The immense tree is hung with and hi. troubadora ,'ork. WAlnut 5.1332. Can- You-Buy-A-Rebuilt TED CORBETT The Elf Shoppe 21U-PLUMBING Christmas balls and a large Gila ranteed- EZ-Pumping ENTERPRISES I d f d '-RS EXPERIENCE 21001 MACK LA 6.9300 spotlight is directed skyward, 00 C blks. N. or Vernier Rd. G ENE R A L REMODELING, HEATING and plumbing, gas goo "G & DECORATING so that the millions of small TUxedo 4~1996 conversio~ electric sewer d f ,~tion Guaranteed PLAYER ------1 com pIe t e modernization, branches stand out in relief. cleaning, aut O'tn at 1c gas goo un References Ii:ASTER"" MASON cabinet work, recreation Grosse Pointe Wood! Sp4tclal Attention to PIANO I: 1'1 rooms, etc. TUxedo 1-7551. water heater installed as ~~er Paul Trenz .;. On Brys drive near Morning- Parties and Banquets ;;- CONTRACTORS ------low as $100. Licensed plumb- TU 1-8377 Bench, 20 Nu Rolls. Del. Free side see the attractive Italian Largest Stock in U.S.A. er. J. M. Kushner, TU 0-2959, Apt. Elec. Players Commercial & Residential Kitchen F;rmica lights. Further down the street i Eddy Sheph,ard'. :.Jainting, paper hang_ "t,h~ll:d~"flit~;i,' Spinef-Elec.-Player Commercial & Residential TU 5-7132. a beautiful Della Robia wreath mechanics. free esti- t;lec. Duo-Art Grands Building Tuck Pointing. Ma. 7909 E. Jefferson at Van Dyke "'cA~Cff:,f€ATi!A€:SHbes: - COl:nter Tops is spotlighted on the door, VA. 3-1155 Van Assche, TUxedo . .:<'" -~. • Old-Time Nlcl{cl-in-Slot LICENSED "'PL UMBER - Ite- sonry Repairs-Caulking-Build- Cab'lnets Remodeled while 8JCross the street, two VA 4~1492. Nickelodeon ing Renovators - Basements -pairs, remodeling, installa- large candles deserve a peek. Wa~erprood'ed - Gutters - Gut. tions, sewer cleaning, fa&.- Along Sunningdale, between .- ~LL WASHING FlANOS - LATEST - NEW New Sinks Installed Player Rolls-TV Hits ters Plastic Coated - Roof 8onable. TU 2-3150. Morningside and Wedgewood. Secrfs Now on Sal.' ~'ASHING. 27 years CHESTER'S CHRISTMAS SONGS AT Leaks'Repaired. Old or New Work notice the candles. On the cor- Players' Hdqtrs. Merry's . ner of South Renaud. Christ- 1 :ce. Elmer T. La- ,Red. Bldg. 7426 Mack. EDWARD M. COOK 21Y-SILYER PLATING ~xedo 2-2064. Sun. 1~5 16484 E. 10 MILE ' PRescott 5-8710 mas carolers are spotlighted BOOT SHOP Player and Electric Pianos SILVER & GOLD PLATING ,on an upstairs balcony. ~ REPAIRED - BOUGHT PRescott 1-5057 FO 6-5814 7:ASHING, painting, Children's Shoe Specialists ~Oxidizing and Repairin, • THE ROYAL OPERA HOUlE, CARPENTER, repairs, d(Jors, COVENT GARDEN. LTD. ~,lnging. Low \vinter FRED MERRY 21S-CARPENTER WORK Brass Polishing & Lacquering })AVI}) L. WEBSTER, Lee estimates. Jack Nationally Known Factory locks, sash cords, cabi?et General Admin1strattJr. 15911 E. Warren Jewelry Repairing. Engraving Presents \' Alley 4-95-12. - at Buckingham Player Technician REPAIRS and improvements. WA 1-6317-WA 1-8656 wc:rk. EDgewater 1-4576. All types of carpenter work. \'v'ASHING, 'vindow TUxedo 5-0863 Buy That Xmas Piano Nowl LEEBERT Also aluminum combination RECREATION and at tic SILVERSMITHS ~ !!UROYAl. g. tile floors cleaned dors, windows and awnings. xed. Experienced. In- rooms. EIther T. Labadie, 14508 CHARLEVOIX J. Barker, VAlley 1-8146. TU 2-2064. :9 BJlI.I.ET '!"ee estimates. J. Hal- NR. CHALMERS .,.,..., '" Sadht'~Wtl& ... ~ke\"ie\\" 6-3372, VAI- HOME REMODELING . VA 2~7318 ~76. OUR MASONIC AUDITORIUM ....,------1OT8 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALISTS Have a Cedar Closet 21Z-LANDSCAPING JAN. 7 - 11 , PERFS. 1V ASH IN G. paper SPECIAL! Birch kitchen cabinets, bath Built in Your Home g, interior decorating. fixtures, fOl'mica vanitory, at~ GRIFFORDS TREE SERVICE. . year,,' experience. Plain e Free estimates. Trees topped, trimmed and TUE'S., Jan. 7: Les Pat1neurs: tics, porches. Petro'lchka, Birthday Otfertne. lpart, VAlley 2-2522_ SKIRTS and PANTS . ....5g No money down, easy terms removed. Reasonable. TUx- STillwell 1-8141l WED., Ja:l. 8: Solitaire, SWUl -ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS- HERMAN BROTHERS edo 1-5110. Lake (Act n): Petrouchka. INDOW WASHING Custom Made Suits - Double Breasted Suits VA. 2-8333 VA. 2-0304 THURS. and FRL, Jan. 9 and 10: Converted to Single Suits $18.00 Sleepliig 'Beauty (tull length). OW CLEANING Close - Selection of All Wool Slacks $12.00 - ALL MAKES STORM SASH lefor. You On SAT. MAT. and EVE., .Tan.. 11: LL WASHING H. F. JENZEN BUILDING- SCREENS • DOORS Coppela (tull length); Facade. PRICES: Main Fl., 4.80, 4.20, 3.60, Screens and Storms Home and Industrial Repairs. . Open TUl!1l,! FrL B p.m. 2.40. Bale. 4.20, 3.60, 2,40, 1.80. ALUMINUM Sun 12 to • p.m. shing Expertly Done p~:~gCAFANA CLEANERS T~t~~f~g Additions, attics completed, FORDS ment Painting 172.33 Mack at St. Clair Quality Porch enclosures, recreation AI R.TEe ••• TW 2.7800 SEE At Grinnell'., Masonic Temple TU 1-1224 Superior service at modest prices Dry Cleaning rooms, gar age 8 repaired, REPAIRING 64G E. 7 MIl_I Blk. W. of OaIdaDd GAGE & SON brick repairs. f TV 2-7413 TUxedo 1-9744 Dick Warner Irnace Work CARPENTER. finisher. Builds 7 A.M. to J A.M. Adam-Simms, Inc. porches, roo m S, garages. ••• the flavor YA 1..1000 Rei. TU 1..5251 :7 - I'JO HEAr? Does all type of commission An work. Fixtures, flooring, as- Test. Drive the '58 Ford s Cleaned Too to phalt tiling. Paneling and E%ce"ent 01parl~! Bottom ' recreation rooms. Estimates aces d. $6.50. Specializing in tints, free. TUxedo 5-5892. FamUy akes repaired. bleaches and permanents KITCHEN CABINETS Spo' SPORTSMEN CHIMNEY & RHI. ranges, :lkeet, ond & FORMICA TOPS trap, and p1atol shoot- London East ing within 25 mimltea 123 Kercheval A'"lInli. NACE SERVo Custom Made Furniture . . . Kitch- RESTAURANT for drive of Gr. Rointe. Children's Hair Cutting en Cabinets .. Formica Tops, Bars Gun s hop carries GROSSE POINTIi FARMS Hey 3- 1 I 13 . : . Recreation Rooms . . . Floor complete line hunt- and Ce1l1ng Tile • • • Guaranteed ing equipment and A.M.-P.M. Work." cloth I n g. Telescope Evenings by appointment FREE ESTIMATES and L'I"Onsighta sold aterproofing .JJ.oliJa'} anJ, and installed. Ex- 17732 Mack. between Rivard and University AMERICAN CABINET & perts on, hand at all Dinner served 6:30 to '12 midnight WOOD PRODUCTS times to "sjght, tn" ents Made Dry your r1f.\e or to help TUxedo 4-2920 16750 E. 11Mile Road SunJa';f :JJinne#'& you decide on your Bor Open)2 noon to 1:00 o.m. 'aIls repaired, re-in- East Detroit bunting equipment. ig, seal. tar walls, 'Jnoderide prkel l~~~-~~ MAPLE 8~ e. Guaranteed, in- PR I~5269 ~ ~ajon ~ (ll'{uzling6 - GROVE 4:~~. If you prize your JOHNSTON BROTHERS W i To Our Many GUN SHOP" BUILDERS and Shooting Range ' "A Grosse Pointe T,.adition" ~ GROSSE POINTE FRIENDS NITURE REPAIR Attics completed, porch en- 21.MiI. Rd. at Gratiot YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR closures. Recreation rooms. Four Miles North of Mt. Clemens M upholstering. A CASHMERES Kitchens remodeled. TU 2- ~~~~---Complete Carry-Out ~ervlcle Grosse Potnters can take Harper selection of deeo- 4275. to Beach Highway, to U S. 25 Your Hasl' abrics. Expert need- • Ynu will let us clean them! /i / mounting. Estimate3 RESIDENTIAL and commer- PETER AND DAN MASOURAS 11y g iv e n. Ewald, cial repairs, additions, ~l1ter- CARRY OUT SERVICE ations, kitchen moderniza. Our New PbotU Numher-VA.. 3-2022 ercheval. VA 2.8993. • YO.~1not only SEE but FEEL tion, recreation rooms, cus- No connection with AD7' othel' C1Q)Id'•• emurant . CHINESE Combines Fine Food with Fill. Entertainment ASTERING the difference! tom cabinet work and porches. Drawings and speci. Star'ting Friday, Dec. 20 cations, sub m i t t e d with 12230E. Warren Ave., at Conner FOODS , They will retain +heir f5TERlNG prices. TU 4-1908. Good FO\XI - Goocf Reputation Jimmy , basements. arches, original beauty and softness. HONG KONG Jelt Quintette eneral repairs. Rea- GENERAL HOME featuring Sherry Martin harges. IMPROVEMENT CHOP SUEY Dlreot from Desert Inn, Los Vegas, Navad~ SCOTT 3-2968 15139 Repairs, adqitions. We build Scalp protlemd? 16719 Mack TU 2-0102 Daban. Stam at 10 p.m. Nightly, Except Sundoyl. ,new houses: Our skilled work- ~tween. Yorkshire and 'Bishop Kercheval Ave. men modernize houses from Monday thru Friday ReservatiOD Suggatecb YAII~y 2-4118 ENT WORK BetJinlJ~ basement to roof. Special win- Dry Hair 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sun., Noon to 9 p.m • •ter prices. Easy terms if 15301 L Jeffersoa. at Beaconsfield NT and brick ,,,ark at lokepolnte . Sat. 1.2:30 to 11 p.m. needed. Dandruff ki:1ds. Chimney re- CLEANERS All estimates free. BROWN INVESTMENT Oily Hair ,lB. COMPANY and DYERS VA 2.5800 18545 E. Warren TU 5-2500 KEY, broken steps, -SINCE 1918- 'lark. waterproofing J!eonj TU 2..6160 11 work guaranteed, f'Grosse Pointe's Oldest and Finest" JIM SUTTON 'mates. Call anytime. 1677 BRYS 86. . Carpenter Work, Repairing & Rem()deling, Attics, Porches, ERVICE Garages. OSSE POINTE Fireplace Specials! TU 4-294a Analole's Repair her Rd•• Opp. High FRENCH RESTAURANT Oul,Oui. another new Zat" ees right! All zee coktoils ora at Feefte Sentt from 4 to 6 at zat new French Cafe, SERVICE Anatole's. Zat Gay Goose ees zee real passion loose. And zot Cold Duck, Johnston Optical Co. 0010 la, et makes zee lofe ze mudder- t 7 Piece en-low. And zee food et ees devine. " Luncheons Zes escargots and :ze ronches, mai ~y~~ Complete Dinners oui. Zee purrfect spott for zee branch to serve YOU' Solid Brass Ensemble PLUMBIHG&HEATING CD rondevue. ,. Service Closed Mondays the Woods .. SCREEN 17600 LIVERNOIS nr. M{~lchDIs • UN 3.7800 UNIVERSITY 3-4500 18455 lIVERNOIS 95 15304 KERCHEVAL "T. Beaconsfield. VA 2.9071 Zey hev zee privet room for zee PQtties and club group. ANDIRONS 34 up 20148 -Mack,.at Qxford Rd. TOOLS Grosse Pointe Woods Gas logs 29.95 up It's No Secret!' To better serve our many friends in the Pointe Wood Gratas area who have felt the need for more convenient 3.50 Illp • Fine Carpeting • Quality Instal1ations service, we have opened this new. modern branch on , . Cab Co. Also Wood Holde:"., Electric Logs, Coal Hods • Low Prices . Mack Ave. Here you' 'II' • _ __ ~~ r ' .' ~ L .m Sf 7 7 2 • s ~~--~--~ .... *- •. ,_. • ...... -.r...... ~..,.o---I ...... _ ...... , ....+__....__ ...., .-,~~~_, •..,.._...... --_~....--_..---..... ,_ ...... , --..,...... ,.,..,.,...... ,..., -...... - ...._.....-- ~_~~_---. _-.-r ..... --. Page Twelve G R 0 SSE POI N T-e NEW S Thursday, January 2, 1958 * * * * Feature Page' * * * ,. ..; q:..~~ Po,inter, of Interest. (~ Good Taste .,~:} ',~'~~~~'!'~"'.~::""~)~--~:~~::7"::...~.r ".r' n •• ~( .~,):I}.. ~. (' UI"',,!,PJ~~,"",,", Favorite Recipes when the POINTE • ... of ''\VuS ~rowin9 up. ·• People in The Know . . " .. ffJ~nte _ ...~- - - ~,.- t •'--- Favorite Recipe ~ :it SAUCE 'FOR SPARERIBS I Counter Points : Contributed by Mrs. Ken Zoesel By Pat Rousseau 1 ".; ' .. 3 h to 4 lbs. of spareribs By Pat Talbot ...... ;->:: ...... <.. : .. 1 large onion, sliced "The Song of the Skis" ••. we're sure implies a warm ,:.,' ..... : , ' 1 cup ketcl;1Up ~. .,' . hearth ~ater and perhaps the wonderful after-ski cloth. Long before the, summer colony there were Morans :.:, .... :. '.' ., .. . ,' ." Ifa cup worchestershire in the Pointe and they contributed a great deal to its :: : .. . ,":.'... ~:',.::.,' .. ing from Margaret Rice. Full' skirts and sweaters are . , ' ,": sauc~ early development as township officers, real estate , .. 1 tsp. chili powder color coordinated for fashion flair .•• but you can also entreprenneurs and citizens. 1 tsp. salt work on the principle that opposites attract flattering at- John Bell Moran gave his ancestors' papers to the 2 dashes of tabasco tention. For example, combine tapered black velveteen Burton Historical Collection some years back and they 2 cups of water siren slacks with a handsome Cassini shirt. :His colorful juice of 1 orange reveal conditions under Charles Moran (1743-1847), a bird pattern one is particularly delightful •.. the motif Roast spareribs in slov.'oven. supervisor of Hamtramck Township, of which the Pointe runs down both sides of the front .•• about two inches was then a part. . Pour off fat w hie h has accumulated. Baste with sauce wide. Margaret Rice casual clothes are planned for re. Voters. then as always, felt compelled to complain which has been made from laxed good looks. to the political power whe:n things didn't go their way. combined ingredients, brought A letter signed by many French settlers in the 1840's to a boil and allowed to sim- mer for 14 hour. Serves 6. lit stresses their grievances. '" Smart figuring ....: the saving on fashions "head to toe" I-The owner of 1 arpent (land measurement) should not be compelled to work on the public road as Auxiliary Plan at !ac'Jbson's. To mention. but a few •... I. Miller shoes, those having several arpents. lingerie and foundation garmel1.ts, coats, suits, dresses arul Phone Bridge children's clothing .... aU attractively pt.iced to make your 2-So many people are leaving the country that Christmas money go FARt there is difficulty keeping up the roads. This year again the Cottage Hospital Auxiliary will give 3-Regulations needed for use of mill and water its unique benefit card party, ... rights and a regular charge for fencing. . -Picture by Fred Runnells the Telephone Bridge, on Jan- * THE REV. HUGH WHITE, OF THE GROSSE POINTE METHODIST CHllRCH uary 16. By the light of our travel stars .... a romantic look that It would seem there was political chicanery, lassi- Churches and parishes in the Pointe have increased The auxiliary hopes to pay might begin of a Southern afternoon, float on for dancing. An tude and dissatisfaction even in those days when the in great, strength since the war and most of the credit Club recently pledged $1,800 off the balance on its beautiful enchanting dress of white pique from D. J. Healy ••• scooped population could not have numbered over 500. But t~e must be given to dynamic and hardworking young minis- to continue the Japanese mis~ new hospital gift shop which Morans knew their obligations and fulfilled them. TheIr opened last fall, with this flattery at the neck ••• princess lines ••• bowed and buttoned tel's like the Rev. Hugh White. sion.' The trip to Japan was family farm near the old Grant homestead on Lakeshore third annual party. surprisingly enough and pleasantly so .•• at the hem. Go sight- He came here 13 years ago~,------the tentn anniversary gift of a was one of the most prosperous in the area and the 'almost right from the clois- great asset for a pastor whose grateful parish to the Whites, Mrs. David Lowe, president seeing in a dress and sweater ensemble. The pink or blue of the Auxiliary, and :Hrs. Morans also had a place in Detroit. tere~ halls ~f an Evc.:nston day is never confined to eight and inspired by the visit of sleeveless dress has a matching sweater ••• trimmed in white. Lyndle Martin, president of semmary, to fmd 57 dedICated hours. He has no associate. Tomio Muto, a prominent Jap~ . Morans were connected with all the best French Methodists worshipping in the minister to help him, but just anese Protestant here to speak the Gift Shop Guild assisted families in the Pointe. They had married Campaus and old Kerby School. Today he recently a director of Chris- at the Methodist Lenten din- by co-hostesses will open their homes to large groups of * Belleperches. Another Moran, Fred, and his brother, ministers to a parish of 800. tian Education Helen Thomas ner three years ago. players. Dessert will be served Suited ••. for North OR South .•. the white woo:! were to form the Windmill Pointe Development and in a church worth half a mil- has been added to the staff t~ .The Methodist Chw'ch here at 1 o'clock and the playing fitted. suit .•. trimmed with mink. Available in pink or reclaim all that marshland for future building. lion dollars in Morass road. assist in directing the youth is looking to the future, being will begin at 2 o'clock. , Mr. White is the first to ad- activities of which the Method~ in the midst of erecting one blue ... for the junior figure ••• about seventy dollars In those days Charles Moran paid his son's tuition Any interested bridge play- mit you need more than spirit- ist Church is S(\ proud. addition and planning a final ers may obtain tickets from .... at D. J. Healy. at a local scho~lmaster's with two loads of wood and ual faith to successfully begin His church was the first i.n annex in the near future. Rev. Auxiliary members or at the two dollars. The Morans took care of their own, too. and run a church, even in a the Pointe to establish a co~ White is a prime factor in all Gift Shop at Cottage HospitaL '" One hundred minots of bl'eads were paid to the Sisters paris~ like ~he Point~. It is a operative nursery and has an this growth but he believes Mrs. Stanley L. Smith is Bas)1 hospitality ••• easily accomplished! In a comfort- of Quebec General Hospital for the admission of Manon faVOrIte ax~om.of hIS. that. a active youth fellowship and a great deal of credit must be chairman of the bridge com- Moran, a blind sister. man who IS mcompetent In church school. His church has given to his laymen. a hard mittee and is being aided by able, well planned home •.• whether you're starting to build another f}e~dwill n~v~r !!lake sharpened up its approach to working, devoted and con- representatives from the vari- a room or just looking for a few appt'opriate accessories to DurinO' the last cholera epidemic of the 1840's in a good mlnlster. A dls~mglshed youth, keeping in close cori~ stantly changing group. The ous hospital.guilds. complete it .•• you're like!.')!to fitui what you want at Wamv- Detroit M:rie Moran, wife of the grand seigneur, invited pastor must excell 111 many tact with them when they complete cost of the first They include Mrs. C. E. a Group of children from the plague ridJen city tt) her ways and he is quick to enu- leave home to enter college building was paid off in seven Bessert, Mrs. Donald Ross. Mrs. maker's Studio on '.Mack Avenue. G;osse Pointe home and cared for them with herbs and merate these. and welcoming them with a years due to the efforts of the K. H. MacLean, Mrs: William l\1oney Biggest Problem realistic appraisal and an- parish. The future looks bright, remedies she had learned from the Indians. She rlied in Nixon, Mrs. G. F. Hauke and One of the newest fields of swer to their special problems. with both men's and women's Mrs. Thomas Eggleston. '" * 1852 and is buried here as are many Morans in the old service to engage the modern Parish Church All Important organizations g row i n g and The fourth sense t'i one which understands the fifth di~ churchyard on Moross road. shepherd of a flock is counsel- The great cornerstone of the taking more active lead-=rship mension and captures for us the nostalgia and timeless charm in~. The Rev. White does more Methodist faith in America has in the metropolitan district. AmonO' the most powerful pioneer families. for many than his share of this in pre~ been the parish church. In Rev. White thinks of the See Gray •• of Arpege by Lanvin. Beloved as a truly great perfume, it is arpents ar~und were ~he Morans, of Grosse Pointe, and marital advice, family prob- every crossroad across the ministry as the most challeng- now available as a bath oil at Trail Pharmacy, For sheer their many decendants. . lems, searching questions of country the Methodist' spire ing field of service available ond Play! luxury and a lift to your morale ••• relax in beautiful scented faith and methods of Clu'istian was the first to rise. Its mem~ to yocng men and wishes living. He insists that 90 per bership of nine million is the there were more college grad- warmth. who..,whe.-e' and whatnot cent of the problems that co~ne largest portestant denomina~ uates considering this career. C.C-M. to his study involving families tion in Amer~ca. Now the There are never enough good . by whoozit are concerned wi,th money, not Methodists are tryin,~ to bring ministers available for pa- Hockey Skct~s lack of it, so much, as decisions this intimate contact to large rishes calling for them. Hockey Equipment on how to spend what there is, cities and ao the same type Qf Some post~holiday highlights ••• here's a hint for whether to buy new ';:ishing missionary work there. Pas-. . For himself he believes, "It Men's and WomenJs next year if you want a fat Christmas tree and your tackle or an automatic wash- toral visitation is the keynote is a privilege to be a minister CHET SAMPSON living room is small. Jack Sturtevant cut the back of ing machine. He advises young to the growth of any church, and it takes everything it Figure Skates invites all his spruce off; (the term for this is espalier, we were people to reach a philosophy the Rev. Hugh White feels, takes to be a.man." told) and set it right against a wall, trimmed it sparsely of economics before they are and he does a great deal of it. ------with 'glitter and cunningly arranged a spotlight to show married and thus avoid added It was this type of Christian We carry stresses and strains. work which, impelled hi.m to Dominican High Club College Students off the tree. Hugh White is a man as leave his beloved parish here a To Honor Presidents lit ... Duofold * much as a minister with a few years back and with his planning visits to Mrs. Robert Sutton II has a special wreath given to vibrant personality which wife try to found a similar 2.lmte'b her by her mother, Mrs. Mark Stevens, which she wears stands out'in any group. His church in Japan. Grandparents Melllbers of the Dominican sports in her hair for festive holiday parties. It is fetchingly sympathetic understanding and in Texas kindly took the two High Mothers Club will meet :underwear entwined with greens and pin~ cones, a seasonal cocktail warmth never cloud his strong White children, Jeffrey and on' Wednesday, January 8, at EUROPE t:hapeau. <:onvictions. The Methodist Stuart, and the Whites traveled 8 p.m. in the School Cafeteria, to drop by his office to discuss their plans. Church has always taken a to a primitive community near honoring the past presidents '" * * firm stand on alcohol and Rev. Kobi in Japan where they be~ of the Club. Susie Fletcher, daughter of the Charles Fletchers, of T:Jurs Available for As Little As $685.00 White agrees completely with gan to organize a Methodist Mrs. Joseph J. Churches, ... Rivard boulevard, received the most fabulous doll house the chl:rch's' tenets. He be- mission. The Whites learned a president, will preside at the His own tour, with seven weeks to be spent in Euro~ from Santa. The colonial mansion had all the guests lieves that many of the prob~ great deal in their three month business meeting, announcing leaves on June 29, and includes Ireland, Eng1anc4 agog at the Fletchers' recent gal~. Most of the period lems brought to him would stay and are proud to report Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, never arise if temperance was that the church they founded the card party to be held at furniture was upholstered by lovmg grandparents. Italy, and France. one of the foundations of the is doing well with a member~ R9ma Hall on Thursday, Feb~ * * * Christian home. This is a be- ship of 35, remarkable there :ruary 6, at 8 p.m. Ithteraries and Applicatio1~s A1-'ailable at And speakinO' of trees as we were awhile back, the lief with which he will not where only one~half of 1 per Following the business meet~ Racquet and Robert Bacons ~anted a two story pine for their compromise. cent of the population are ing, refreshments will be Sport Shop Chet Sampson Travel Service entrance hall in Whittier road. Last year they had one A Long, Full Day Christian. served by Mrs. John H. Beh- cut to specifications in the North but this year when He seems fully endowed Men's Club Pledge $1,800 rens, Freshman Vice - Presi- 106 KERCHEVAL 100 Kercheval, on the Hill TUxedo 5-7510 they shopped around they couldn't find on~. the rig~t with tremendous energy, a The Pointe church's Men's cent, assisted by the Freshman TU 1~S262 TU 1-2262 height so they suspended a tree from the cedmg and It , . Mothers. hung three feet off the floor, quite an engineering feat. * " * Here's a delightful vignette from Mary Zinno a ten Fireplace Coal year old who every year has asked for a horse. Wher,e Make the Holidays More Cheery and Bright she would stable it near her Dean lane home doesn t Get On Your Savings seem to concern her. So far no luck but s,e tells a 3% wonderful story about her mother, who did get a horse Order Genuine I#CAN N EL COAL" for Christmas when she was a small girl. The pet was given equally to her and her sister. The sister hated For Your Fireplace NOW at PEOPLES FEDERAL SAv'INGS horses so sold her half to her equestrienne sibling for Ton - '12 Ton - '/4 ~on Deliveries THREE postage stamps. Delightful! SAVE CONVENIENTLY WHERE HARPER AND OUTER ORNE MEEt * " * Clean Hardwood Furniture Cuttings More news on the "Out of This World" New Year's Eve party at Lochmoor where the decorating committee in Bags jor Kindling was quite carried away with the theme. Centering each table was a minature space station, glittering platforms STERLING CO.AL' C.O_ mounted on three tiny legs eovered with a plastic dome housing a small space man. Order Dept. LO.7-4380 * ... >Ie PILFERINGS From too much love of living, From hope and fear set free, We thank with brief thanksgiving Whatever gods may be That no life lives forever; That dead men rise up never; That even the weariest river Winds somewhere safe to sea. WI'LL DEMONSTRATE ••• Algernon Charles Swinburne ALL ACCOUNTS ARE INSURED UP TO $10,000 * '" '" Come lie Studebaker-Packard's all- She: "I've changed my mind." Ill'" Haw,k-inspired styling. See Folks save at Peoples Federal Savings to educate childre", purchase a home) .America'. IOvte8~prioed. full-sized He: "Does it work any better than the old oner' ear, the 8eotaman ... the famous many worthwhile purposes. Have a savings plan too. Start your .account now.l '" * '" HawkJ_ ••. the all-new Packardsl Funds received on or before the 10th of the month earn from the first of the month. Every year it takes less time to fly across the ocean Then gtlesti-drlve the one that suits and longer to drive to the office. ,au belt. Do it-toda~t '* * '" I PEOPLES FEDERAL SAVIN.OS When asked what his greatest ambition was, a small boy replied, "I think it is to take mother away from the Studebaker~Packardrr CRISWOLD AT STATE 14729 HARPEl AND. OUTER DRIVE dinner table and wash her face." Karl Hosten Motor Sales W_ * '" '" 15205 E. Jeiferson., Grosse Pointe Motto from a tea bag ••. To avoid that run down PHONES: Main Olfice WO }-0172 Branch LA 1...72J0 feelini-cross the streets carefully. .' .. "'.