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• Wyandotte has always been considered
home to Paul Grabowski. He treasures most the many
friendships he has made with residents of the communr
ity.
Ehrlich's Jewelry are today proud to announce Mr.
Grabowskfs appointment as manager of this store.
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Choral Society to Present
Rehearsal Concert Sunday
Sunday, December 3, the Wyan
dotte Choral Society will present a
rehearsal concert at 8 p.m. at the
River Rouge Lutheran church. The
Junior Choral Society will assist.
H. Lyle Lyon is director of the
! senior society and accompanists are
Mrs. Florence Frostic and Mrs. Em
ily Lyon. The Junior Choral society
1 has Miss Eleanore Bennink as di
rector and Miss Joyce Johnson, ac-
I companist.
Rates:
3 Months
Daily
$3.75
Daily and
„ Sunday
* $5.70
Local
Mentions
MODERN OLD TIME DANCE
Th? McCann PTA is sponsoring
a dance to be held at the school
Saturday evening, December 2.
Frankie Weiss' Red Horse Ram
blers will play for the modern and
old time dancing. There will be a
door prize.
Emerson Mills is chairman of the
dance committee assisted by Mrs.
Louis Hackbarth, Mrs. Francis Reh
fuss, Mrs. Claude Brickey, Mrs.
Kenneth Drum, Paul Creighton and
Frank Scott. adv.
Senior Child Study Will
Have Christmas Program
Miss Charlotte Squires will be
guest speaker at the meeting of the
Senior Child Study club to be held
at the City Hall at 8 p.m., Monday.
Miss Squires Is child librarian of
the Lincoln Park branch of the
Wayne County library. Her topic for
the evening is “Books For Children.”
A musical program will also be a
feature of the evening. The Roose
velt high school ensemble, directed
by Miss Eleanore Bennink, will sing
Christmas Carols.
Following the meeting, tea will be
served. Included on the hospitality
committee for the evening are: Mrs.
Malcolm Smith, chairman; Mrs.
Donald Dodge, Mrs. George Genthe.
Mrs. Henry Genthe, Jr., Mrs. Robert
Miller.
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HER AID
ORGANIZATIONS
OES
Chapter 370, Order of Eastern
Star will sponsor a tea, bazaar and
bake sale at the Masonic Temple,
at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The regular business meeting has
been scheduled for December 8 at
4 p.m. The business session will be
followed at 6 o'clock with a pot
luck dinner. The school of Instruc
tion will be conducted by Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Ella Parkin, at 7:30.
MARINE CORPS
LEAGUE AUXILIARY
The feather party sponsored by
the Down River Marine Corps
League Auxiliary' held November 14
was a success netting $326 which
will be placed in the rehabilitation
fund.
The Auxiliary will make a Christ
mas donation of $75 to the conva
lescent hospital at Damath Falls,
Oregon and also a donation of $lO
to the Marine hospital at Berkeley,
California.
Mrs. Agnes Romatowski was ap
pointed legislative chairman of the
G. I. Bill of Rights and Mrs. Lillian
Qualey was named raffle chairman
of meeting nights.
D OF I
State Regent, Mrs. Mayme Swy
kert of Calumet, Michigan, will be
guest of honor at the meeting of
Immaculate Heart Circle, Daughters
of Isabella to be held Wednesday at
St. Patrick hall. All members are
urgently requested to be present at
the meeting which will begin at
7:30 pm.
CHAPTER 114
BLUE STAR MOTHERS
Pins were presented to six Gold
Star Mothers at the chapter meet
ing held Monday at Block's hall.
Receiving the pins were Mrs. Jo
hanna Giebel. Mrs. Leah Parsons,
Mrs. Beulah McGinnis, Mrs. Stella
Skrypiec, Mrs. Philomena Wallace,
Mrs. Elizabeth Weitzel.
Mrs. Jane Moss, president of
Chapter 144, and Mrs. Gladys
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, A THRILLING OPPORTUNITY
• ' FOR wra 'early birr*
/**« <HRIIT*AI SHOPPERS
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Ahaumberg, past president of chap
ter 6, attended the state-wide meet
ing and luncheon of the Blue Star
Mothers held at the Detroit Leland
hotel, November 17. National pres
ident, Mrs. Edna Mae Standing ad
dressed the mothers on methods by
which they could help the war ef
fort. Among them 'were buying
bonds, helping in hospitals. Dona
tions for Selfridge field hospital
were pledged at the meeting.
On behalf of chapter 144, Mrs.
Moss pledged one dozen metal bed
lamps for the hospital.
Chapter 30 of Detroit is sponsor
ing a luncheon card party to be
held at the Metropolitan building,
Detroit, at 12:30 p.m., December 6.
Funds from the sale of tickets will
be used to aid hospitalized soldiers.
A pot luck Christmas party is
planned for the meeting of Chap
ter 144 to be held Monday, Decem
ber 4. Members are to bring their
oww table service. Fifty-cent gifts
will be exchanged and all members
and mothers of service personnel are
invited to attend.
Election of officers will take place
during the business meeting.
W.B.A.
Election of officers will take place
at the next meeting of the WBA
to be held Friday, at 7:30 pm. Mrs.
Irene Hoffman, 1634 Third street,
will be hostess. All members are
asked to be present as important
business will be transacted.
Personal
Corporal and Mrs. Clifford Card
announce the birth of a daughter
Carol Ruth, November 23 at Tren
ton Maternity hospital. Mrs. Card
is the former Barbara McDougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Daniel and
; Lt. Donald J. Daniel attended the
University of Michigan-Ohio State
football game at Columbus, Satur
-1 day.
The standard methods of meat
cooking for beef and lamb are most
successful for venison.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1944