The Wyandotte news-herald., November 09, 1944, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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ARMSTRONG'S
Announce Annual Book Sale
AAU.W. will hold Its annual sale
of books, games and magatines on
November 17 and 18. The sale af
fords an opportunity to secure a
supply of reading material at a
reasonable priefc.
Proceeds of the sale will be sent
as the contribution of the local
branch to the national Fellowship
Fund which is used to provide
scholarships for graduate women of
outstanding ability.
The sale wall be held at Superior
Motor Sales, corner of Biddle and
Superior, Friday, November 17 be
tween 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. and on
Saturday, November 18 between
9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Anyone having books, games or
magazines to contribute are asked
to call Mrs. Walter Wegst, 1915
Vinewood, phone 2384-R and the
fellowship committee of AAUW will
have them collected.
It now frequently takes more than
five months to get a suit tailored
in Australia.
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the winter ahead —then make your selection
from our quality collection.
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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
Celebrate* Sixth
Birthday with Party
Gene Stahl, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stahl, 551 Walnut street, cel
ebrated hi* sixth birthday on Sat*
urday, November 4.
Celebrating with him were Gail
Booney, Larry Daniels, Laura Lou
Anderson, Charlotte Crum, Sam
Larson, Karen Nelson. Barbara
Welsh, Marilyn and Janet Mix,
Nancy and June Williams, Judy
Johnson, Mary Rae Walters, Bruce
Miller, Elaine Ericson and Patty
StahL
Games were played. Centering the
table when refreshments were served
was a birthday cake with pink frost
ing sad blue candles.
Jr. AWVS Girls
Receive Caps
Graduates of the Wyandotte Jr.
AWVS hospital service class received
their caps last Thursday at cere
monies in the hospital Nurses’ home.
The Rev. Edward Wilcox was the
guest speaker of the evening. His
topic was “Angels in White.” Mrs.
C. H. Pill, director of the Wyan
dotte chapter of Jr. AWVS, and
Miss L. Anderson, director of nurses,
also addressed the girls.
Miss Helen Pier, director and sup
ervisor of auxiliary of the Wyan
dotte hospital, has been the instruc
tor for the girls’ class.
Refreshment* were served by for
mer graduates following the com
mencement exercises.
Oirls who were capped are Bev
erly Tosl, Shirley Spangler, Jill Pilz,
Carol Barbean, Billie Jean Lennox,
Isabelle Dombrowski, Mary Jane
Ososkie, Jane Kalisewicz, Dorothy
Weightman, Lucille Conrad.
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Party Feta* Dorothy
Whyte On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William Whyte of
Twenty-second street, entertained
Saturday with a party in honor of
the fourth birthday, of their daugh
ter, Dorothy Wilma.
A color scheme of pink and blue
was carried out in the decorations
throughout the house. Games and
contests we*e enjoyed during the
afternoon. Prizes were won by Fred
die Tarr, Billy Sebastian, Patsy
Scheffler, Janet Liptow and Lois
Haddow.
Refreshments were served and
pink and blue baskets filled with
candy and paper hats were given as
favors.
Those present were Collette
Busha, Mickey Busha, Sandra
Busha, Freddie Tarr, Billy Sebas
tian, Janet Liptow, Charles Liptow,
Geraldine Liptow, Annette Greene,
Carolyn Kadish, Thelma Lee
Schwartz, Patsy Scheffler, Judy
Haddow, Lois Haddow, Catherine
Belle Whyte and Barbara Whyte.
Organizations
D. OF I.
A social card party for members
only will be held Tuesday at St.
Patrick's hall. Prizes will be award
ed and refreshments will be served.
There is no admission charge. The
social meeting has been changed
from the regular Wednesday night
because the degree team will travel
to River Rouge on November 15 to
put on their work for the Berna
dette of Lourdes circle.
Notice cards of meetings will not
be sent unless something of im
portance occurs. Members are asked
to consult local papers for an
nouncements. Business meetings are
scheduled for the first Wednesday
of the month and social gather
ings for the third Wednesday, un
less otherwise specified.
Memorial Mass will be said at
St. Joseph's church on Sunday,
November 25 at 8 o’clock.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
j Royal Neighbors of America will
hold a card party Monday, Novem
ber 13 at 8 p.m. in the old St. Jos
eph's school hall, Elm street near
Fourth. Table prizes will be award
( ed and luncheon served. All Royal
| Neighbors and their friends are in
, vlted.
DOWN RIVER LEAGUE
OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
Down River League of Catholic
Women will meet Tuesday, Nov.
14 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
jW. Leo Cahalan, 3037 Van Alstyne
' boulevard.
Mrs. Cahalan will be assisted by
Mr*. George Behm. Mrs. Charles
George, and Mrs. 8. Reichelderser.
Mrs. Lewis Hooper will review the
book. “The Immortal Wife” by Irv
ing Stone.
Here’s a beautiful two-piece
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A Bobbie Brooks original
with a pleated all around
skirt and a tucked blouse
for that slim waist. The
multi-stitched front open
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up under your throat. Two
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Wyandotte
Eleanor Grala Says Vows
To Pfc. Anthony Truskowski
Eleanor Grala, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Grala, 426 Goddard
road, and Pfc. Anthony Truskowski,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Trus
kowski, 1703 Fourth street, were
united in marriage October 28, at
a solemn High Mass at Bt. Eliza
beth church.
White mums find palms decorated
the church for the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. Leo
Zindler.
The bride wore a colonial gown
of Skinner satin with a sweetheart
neckline edged in lace and a veil.
She carried white roses and lilly
of the valley
Matron of honor was Mrs. Delores
Chevierut, sister of the bride who
wore white chiffon with a white
bonnet. Her flowers were red roses.
The bridesmaids were Helen Bylski,
Detroit, and Pauline Truskowski,
sister of the bridegroom. They wore
blue velvet and net dresses and
blue feathers in their hair. They
carried red roses.
Best man was Pfc. A1 Truskow
ski, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas, broth
er of the bridegroom, and Pfc. Ted
Gabriel assisted in seating the
guests.
Following the Nuptial Mass, a
wedding breakfast was served to 100
persons at the Polish Citizens Club
followed by a reception at the club
attended by 300 guests.
Both Pfc. Truskowski and Pfc.
Gabriel have returned from 32
months overseas service.
Is Recent Bride
Os Serviceman
Mr and Mrs. Gregory Degtiarick
of 431 Forest street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Joseph
ine, Y 3-c WAVES, to Edward Tess,
AMM 3-c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Tess of Bt. Joseph, Michigan.
The wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bari Sample
in Washington, D. C., on Monday,
October 30. The couple were at
tended by Juanita Custer and Lt.
Donald Gunter of Washington. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Tess were in uniform
for the ceremony.
A wedding dinner was held at
the bride's home Saturday and was
attended by members of the imme
diate family. A dinner was also
given at Mr. Tefs’ home in St. Jos
eph where they spent a few days.
The groom is stationed at the
U. S. Naval Air Station. Grosse lie.
Mrs. Tess is now based at Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dominski,
1771 Sycamore street, are the par
ents of a son, Robert Mitchell, born
Thursday, November 2, at Wyan
dotte General hospital. Mrs. Dom
inski is the former Marion Geniac.
Pound
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L. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin L. Morris, 1770 Eighth street.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1944
JUNIOR CHILD STUDY CLUB
WILL MEET ON TUESDAY
Junior Child Study club will meet,
Tuesday, November 14 at the Bacon
Memorial Library.
Local
Mentions
RUMMAGE SALE
Rummage Sale, sponsored fef the
PEO Sisterhood will be held Friday,
November 10, from 9 tin. until 2
pm. at the Methodist church hall,
Biddle and Oak streets.
Valdivia, Chile, is to have anew
$1,000,000 tourist hotel.
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