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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 29, 1948
Grosse Pointe News' Depelldable Guide to Good Servi.ce
21i-PaInt and Decorate
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121t-Dressmaking IEXCLUSIVE
Alterations by Ma.
rie Stephens. Also
Ed war d La n9 e ' Kercheval. VAlley
furs. 13327
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By Corset Truck I ~EI ta S 1 I N t ~ Police were informed that
,For Burglars ~ emen ry cnoo 0 es ~.someone had sh9t a BB pe~let
I
A group of Pointers will be on
the patron list May 5, when the
Detroit Oratorio Society presents
Bach's "Passion According to St.
Matthew." The concert. dedi.
cated to Ossip Gabfilowitsch, will
be given in the Scotlish Rite
Cathedral.
James B. Webber, Jr., Mrs.
Robert Hartwick, Mrs. Arthur
McGraw, MI'. and Mrs, John S.
Sweeney, Jr., John S. Newberry.
Jr., Miss Frances Sibley and Miss
Christine Symington will be patrons
and patronesses.
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room at the Buhl home at 70
April 23, Alphonse K. Unterko[- ..,:}cold " . at lhe vacant Buller house at 66 , RICHARD SCHOOL I Mary Sue I\Iorgan. Joanne Kenwood road on April 22.
ler, of 729 Washington road. while: \ -----driving
east on Kercheval, at. i n \} i Lake Shore road was reported Like the Safety Patrol the Rabinson. Annetle Templeton, Seventy-five 'pel' cent of Navy
lempted a left turn at Lakepoinle ' ew:J 1N i on April 26. Farms police officers girls' Service Squad plays a very Elsa Purdy. Nancy Hitt, Sandra commanders retired since 1940
and was struck by a car owned .,.,...' I d . '. f important part in the activities Zick. Sally Wicks, Elizabeth Hen- are receiving disability pensions
L I' ma e an lnVesllgatlOn c the of the Richard SchooL Ruth derson, Lvnn Trudell. Carole
by the American Lady's Corset -----------___ . 'lh H A E J whereas 99 per cent of Army
. '. . . prenllse3 WI .. ckner of Bockes, teacher of the 6B. has Krug. Elaine Gustaf:;on, Mary
company. also being driven east L I M k Sl P J T th t t . majors retired are so listed.
b G Id MIlan anc. . au s roop e rus company m charge of charge of the girls' group. Frizzell. .------ __
y. era ,Schmidt. of 127 579. has received a leUer from i the properly. Th S . S d . I h 1 Peggy Mielink Arlene Koelbel
MJ 11Ir road. Christl Sonner, who lives in the! Some one had broken half lhe I e el'\h'lce I.qfua f~r S., e p Paula Mathews~n Suzie Leach'
Bofh cars were sev el m French Zone of occupied Ge I I 0 ma k e sc 00l I
ART TEXTILES RE.WEAVING
e sa e anu en- , • . ,
er. y cru -I . , r- g ass pane out of the front ter- 'oyable. Our girls have had a Joal Grundy, Helen Nelson. Caro- I
.Molh holes. cigarettet burns. pled but no personaly mjury re- many. Chnstl s letter (translated) race door and " basement win- J . b d f 1 llyn Elliott Margaret Knighl I TOP SOIL
suIted ro'd- '" follo\''' . I' veIl' l\SY an success u year. I '. "
D rips and tears in all materials. . . .. ~~. ~"~ .. ,~. uow was a so Ul'OiU'Jl. Mr. Eckner I The friendly, cooperative spirit I Beverly Allor, and Grell:hen
Alterations on women's and Unterkofler ~~s given a tlcket Dear Llhan, a few days ago. reported he, could fond no dam- of the children in Richard school Klein.
PEAT MOSS
men's clothing Relinings all for reckless drlvmg. I r~celved from the Eberhardt, age done wlthm the house. has made this possihle.
work guaranteed. 70 W. Alex-
f~mlly YOUI' d~ar leller and the i . On the Service Squad there I Please don't forget your "Pen- PALCO PETE MULCH
ander TEmple 2-3220.
Book Review to Benefit IlIce bean packages. It made me' Dog Lover Won't Eat are 36 girls chosen from the 4th. nies for Friendship."
New St, John's Hospital velY ~appy and I th?nk you very Without Canine Pal 5th and 6th grades. They were -------
FERTILIZER
Patty Briggs fur and dress de .
heartIly for everythlni(. selected because they showecl
signer. alterations of women's
"So that you may know me, I At 2:50 o'clock in the morning potenlial leadership. had a high
apparel, fur repairing, remod- A book review will be held
Grass Seed - Manure
at the home of Mrs, Richard Dis.
am enclosing a picture of myself on Saturday. April 24, the man- seholaslic achievemenl, or. the
eling. Excellent workmanship,
tel, 714 Grand Marais boulevard
which was taken a year ago. I agel' of the Grosse Poinle Bar.B- ability to assume responsibilities.
3959 Haverhill. TUlPdo 2'-1822.
on Tuesday, May 4. The review
am 12 years old and attend the Cue at 15003 Jefferson phoned They remain on the squad as
WM. ALLEMON
will be given by Mrs. Frank
Realschule .• Unfortunately I can the Park police station that he long as they meet lhe standards
21x-Lamps
17727 Mack at University
Hauch. on Dr. Lawton's book, not write to you in English yet. I had a patron in his place accom- required.
"Ageing Successfully," a book still have 10 learn French in panied by a dog. The dog lover The club meetings are held
TU.2.9085
filled with wit and humor. school. Next year instructions refused to part company with every Thursday at 3:10. At this
LampShades
will be given in English. his friend by placing him oul- time. the captain of the girls as-
Proceeds will go to benefit St.
John's new hospital to be located "It would make me very happy side the eating emporium even sign duties ~or lhe follow.ing
Recovered Ilnd Made
on Moross road between Lin.
to hear from you again and also temporarily. week. The~ .dlscuss ways to ~m-
BEFORE YOU BUY SCREF.NS
To Order
ville and Mack avenues.
to tell me something about your- The police persuaded him lhat prove condillons ab.out the bU.lld-
For reservations, call TUxedo self. I am sending you my very it was bad form to have a dog mg. After the busmess meetmg,
Pick Up /lnd Delivery
DO AWAY WITH
2.2349.
best regards over the ocean. in a place where food was served son:etimes there is a short social
Olive 9662
peflod.
Yours,
and he went out still accompa- Mrs.' Westphal, parent sponsor
Drudgery and Expense
Mary Ann Busch to Taka
Christl Sonner." nied by his faithful friend. Some for the girls, visited one of the
Replace Your Old Fashioned
21y-Piano Service
things are worse than starvation.
Screen and Storm Sash wIth
Part in College Panel
• • •
fall meetings. She was anxious
PIANOS TUNED, molh proofed,
Johanne Klein and Barbara T P' t W H d to help the girls with any of
RUSCO
repaired. eXl'crt work. Harold Miss Mary Ann Busch, junior Wines. Troop 579, also have re-I wo oln e omen ea lheir Sel'vice Squad problems.
Smith. NI. 0673.
ALL I'tIETAL
at the College of Sf. Mary of the ceived letters from girls in lhe I Art Society Program
The PTA and school have pro-
How Is the time for
Springs. Columbus, Ohio. will same town as Christl.
vided several social activities for
SELF STORING
PIANO tuning, electric cleaning,
take part in a panel discussion Troop 303, Maire. recently vis- The Detroit Museum of Art lhe girls. In the fall, they at-
complete service. C" L, Ed.
Screens and Storm Sash
on alomic energy during the stuited the home of Wolverine Po- Founders' Society has invited lended a football game at the
wards. TUxedo 1-3173,
LIQUID
Nothing to Changedent
assembly April 22.
talo Chips. They. were led more than 200 presidents of local Grosse Pointe High School. Par-
Nothing to Slore
Miss Busch, a member of the through the plant by the owner clubs to a subscription luncheon ties, basketball garnes, movies.
COMPLETE PIANO SERVICE
Call
International Relations Club, will and treated generously to the to be held Monday, May 3. and treats have been enjoy,,,d by
TUNING. repairing, refinishing,
all.
FERTILIZING
present activities of the Atomic
Mrs. Stuart Hilton Smith o[
JOHN JENNESS NEWCOMB
and mothproofing. PLaza 2025.
company's product. Mrs. Earle
The AAA furnishes services
Place your order early.
Energy Commission. She is the Genthe. leader, and 4 mothers of Lakeland avenue. chairman of the
BY POWER
Mechanical Heat & CDld, Inc.
badges for the squad. They send
daughler of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. scouts went along.
club membership committee of
WIN'DOW DIVISION
out letters and materials which
Montgomery, 2065 Lancaster,
the Society, who is in charge of
Best and most economi-
LANDSCAPE
Woods Troop 301 reports 4
stimulale interest and give sug-
12320 Hilmi/ton TO. 8.9600
Grosse Poinle Woods. Michigan.
the luncheon program, revealeo
cal for your trees, shrubs
girls working to learn the care of
A Product of F. C. Russell Co.
gestions for'safely helps during
that the program was planned to
and evergreens, etc. No
SHORES LANDSCAPING
dogs and cats ..• Barbara Eyre,
the year.
fuss or muss and no obli-
80TH DRIVERS WRONG Rita Slritch, Margaret Beverage enable club presidents to learn
This term Susan Baker is capgation for estimate.
and
and Sandra Pohorsky.
more about the organization.
Kenneth W. Hock of 12995 E.
tain and Shirley Nelson is lieu-
GARDEN SERVICE Outer drive, while driving east .Realschule means a school Mrs. Julius H. Haass of Cloverly
trnant. The following girls are
,Also Arrange Nnw for "our
which emphazises modern lan. road is president of the Founders'
Summer
on Kercheval at 3:45 p.m. on
members of the Service Squad:
Generol Cleaning ond Trimming',
April 24, collided with a car also guages and mathematics.
Society.
Joan Evans, Julie Watson, Carole LEAF SPRAYING SPRING
Fertilizing, Top Dressing, going east, being driven by Clar-
Sober. Donna Diekofl', Lauren
Rolling, Gross Cutting issa D. Townsend of Delroit. Little Miss Armstrong T. Handy Newberrys Hosts Edgar, Florence Craig, Judy
Both parties were given tickels
PRESTON
To Give Piano Recital At Recent Dinner Party , Hagerman. Connie Bracken. Jane
"NO JOB TOO LARGE OR
for reckless driving.
CLEAN-Up.
Harper. Mary Kay Benson, Sally TO I
SMALL"
Tree Expert & Spraying
Snowday. '
FREE ESTIMATES
Suzanne Armslrong. aged 8, In Co!. and Mrs. Phelps New-
FUTILE SEARCH
Company
will be presented in a piano rebery's Cloverly road home. the
21820 Nine Mile Ros. S035-W While Mary Ellen Tappan's
T. Handy N.:ewberrys entertained
Complele Tree, Evergreen and • Complete Lawn and Gar.
cital by Hixie Boykin Hatten on
car was parked in the Richard
Shrubbery Sp-ndce
at a recent dinner party.
den Service by the month
LAWNS. gardening and hedges
Friday April 20 at 8 p. m., in
School ground~ on lhe night of
SCREENS
Miss Halten's studio at 1001 Invitations went to Mr. and
279 Rivard, Grosse Pointe 30 or season.
. trimmed. Experienced men. April 25, someone hroke a .vent
Maryland avenue. . Mrs. Charles R. Whitney, the Ted
FOR
WAlnut 5-5442.
Tuxedo 1-0957 Tuxedo 1-3930
window and went through her
Ballahtynes, Mr. and Mrs. Wood- PORCH • WINDOW - DOOR
• Seeding and Top Drt'Ssing
knitting bag, but took nothing. Among thnse present will be:
!F>
Mrs. George H. Armstrong of
rulI B. Crouse, Mr. and Mrs. REPAIRED
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Miss Tappan lives at B50 West-
HALL'S
Hamilton R. James. Howard P.
• Lawn Rolling
chesler road.
Buffalo, N,Y .. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
REPLACED.
Holtz and daughters Lois and
Ballantyne, Jr., and Betty McponED
ROSES
Clure.
Dealer
• Fertilizing
INFANT TAKES HEADER Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ter-
Combination Win'dows and
Ready now, 140 variety including Ann Cox, aged 17 months: 1')', Mr. and Mrs. Charles Os-
Venetian Blinds
• Sodding
borne. Mr. and IIfrs. Carlton Pointe Patrons Listed
the new roses, ever-blooming took a tumble off the front porch
Healey, MI'. and Mrs. Burdette
climbers. rose trees and the old of her home at 164 Kerby road
For Society Concert
SQUIER SCREEN CO.
• Tree Trimming. and Prun
Ford, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Cashin
favorites. Buy early while the on April 21. She and her mother
9939 MACK • PL. 8710
ing
and daughter. Gloria, Mary War-
selection is complete. Also a were rushed to Cottage Hospital dell, Skippy Enure. Dr. and Mrs.
Farms by Officers Hilgendorf
~.'
c=:------large
selection of choice flower- and D'Haveloose, where the baby C. E. Smith, Mrs. Stringer, Miss
ing shrubs and evergreens. Mag- was trealed for cuts of her face
Elizabeth Slofee, Mr. and Mrs.
Jules Surtman, MI'. and Mrs. Ray
nolias ready to bloom. Visit and nose.
Destroy those Weedsl
Sibbert, Mr. and Mrs. rFed Fish-
Hall's Nursery. 24300 Harper
Newest Sciel1tifie
between 9 and 10 Mile Roads.
... ~ " ~ ~. " ....
Me/hods Uud
" '
LANDSCAPING and special
trimming. Roseville 1021-W.
ote.Mower
Peter Ots & Co.
Sizes '19" to 71"
;slinctiv9
P acoreting
594 Piper
VAlley 2-5159
adieulor
ainting
EXPERT • painting and paper
hanging by mechanics. Free
estimales. Van Assche, NIagara
3901 and VAlley 4.6061.
F'OR YOUR SPRING painting &
decorating. Call Tuxedo 1-4521.
Free estimates. No job too
large or too small.
FIRST CLASS painting. papering.
wall washing and floor
sanding. Work guaranteed,
free estimates. PRospect 8287.
PAINTING INTERIOR and exterior;
paperhanging, wall
washing, patch plastering,
caulking. W 0 l' k personally
handled and guaranteed. Free
estimate. Loutz, VA 2-1123
days; VA 4-4168 evenings.
M. BROWN, decorater. Interior,
exterior. Reasonable. DRexel
4055.
DO YOUR spring painting now.
Get your house painted. before
the rush begins. Right now I
can give you an. exceptional
job-give it better supervision
and place my best craftsmen
on it. Why not call me and
get an estimate on the sort of
paint job that will be the envy
of your friends and neighbors.
J. Ruppard. TUxedo 1-4521.
21 i-Wall Washing
Storm windows removed, screens
and awnings hung. Estimates
freely given on wall washing.
HAYES WINDOW CLEANING
AND WALL WASHING
13927 E. Jefferson
VAlley 2-'1781
Window Shade Cleaning
and Replacements
MUMFORD'S FLOOR
COVERING
16127 E. WARREN
NIagara 0446
LADIES,
HAVE YOUR SPRING
CLEANING DONE BY
G.OLMIN
WINDOW CLEANING
SERVICE
Will tekll down storm windows,
put up screens end C5wnings, etc.
Wall washing 9ur speciality.
CALL TRINITY. 1-0294-
FREE ESTIMATES Juniors Conduct Spring
ANOTHER CHILD BITTEN er and oth~rs.
. ' Suzanne IS the daughter of Mr.
~far?, Lou McKibben,. 11, of I and M~s. Anger Armslrong of
97a Flsh,er road, was bltten on I Rivard boulevard
the middle fin gel' of her left I .
hand on April 24 by a cocker EI' b th C Ch t
spaniel owned by C. F. Sullivan I.ta e a~s ap er
of 414 Fisher road. Plans Meeting for May 3
SPEEDY and neat wall washing. Dance at Lochmoor Club BLAZE DAl'tIAGES CAR The Elizabeth Cass Chapter.
Call TUxedo 2-4251. Free esti- _- Damage estimated at $150 was Daughters of the American Rev- Southeastern Woman's
mates. Bill Isbey served :;s chairman done a 1947 Chevrolet owned by olution, Grosse Pointe Farms,
_____________ for an infcrioai spring dance Douglas Crane of 468 St. Clair, will meet on :Monday, May 3 at Club to Hold Luncheon
LYONS given by the junior set at Loch. when it caught fire in front of 1:30 p.m. in the Women's City I --
Painting and Decorating. moor Club Saturday evening. 180 Lakeview on April 23. Farms Club of Detroit. The annual luncheon of the
TU. 1-2424 or MU. 7415 Other committee members were firemen extinguished the blaze. Miss Elise Phinney. regent, Southeastern Women's Club will
-2-1-k----I,,-~-::-ii-li-r-y------- Bob Coleman, Jane Harmon, Bob . will preside at the monthly bUSi-1 be held in. the Grosse Pointe
Martin, Clyde LaMee, Bob Hayes, SIGNS OF THE TIMES I ness meeting. Annual reports of Yacht Cllib at 12::l0 p. m. on May
FAMILY WASHING, ironing, Janet ZlIrschmeide. Jack COI'- Three street signs were hand- ,07ricers an,d committe.e chairmen 4. Mrs. R. W\lIiams. is chairman.
curtains carefully handled. De- field Bill Ander.'~n. Lois Buck, ed over to the Farms police on i \\ III . be gIven .. follo\\ eo by the i OffIcers elected for the commg
livery. VAlley 2-0024. Phil' Droll, Duane Patterson, Jim April 23 by Mr? Vietor ver-I' ~Iechon o[ officers for. ,the com-I year. are: Mrs. Edward C. Klink,
Williams. Bob Bolo and Mike haeghe nf H433 M:mor. She said mg year. presloent; I\Irs. R. E. Harns and
211-Window Washing Bigley. the youngsters shook them down I As delegate, Miss Phinney will Mrs. J. S. Cameron, vice-presi-
WINDOW CLEANING. Storm while waiting for a Kerby Schonl give her report of the 57th con-I dents; Mrs. G. McIntosh, Mrs. N.
and screen service. Brooks' I WOODS TO FIX WALKS bus. I tinenlal Congress; National 50- Thygeson, secretaries; Mrs. C.
Window Cleaners, 1627 Gray. I Four bids were received at th.e ciety of DAR. \"hich was held in Jurgensen ano Mrs, C. O'Dell.
VAlley 2-3154. Woods Council meeting on Apnl NEW FORM OF MISCHIEF I Washington, D, C., April 19-23. II treasurers; 1\'1rs. C, Searles and
6 for the general sidewalk re- Builder L. E. Smith told the. A memorial service wa~ he~d I Mrs. M. Sutton, federation dele-
21m-Radio Repairs
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RADIO and phonograph
service. Prompt and
repair
depend-,
pair work in the village for the
toming year. They were turned
1
lover t 0 E'ngmeer' P a te for. analy -
sis and tne contract Will be
Farms police on April 23 that
someone had torn the cupola off,
a garage under construction at
Stephens. and Charlevoix.
for 2664 members who died In I gales; Mrs. W. Carey and
the last year. Among them were 'IH. Moratb, alternates.
th ree 0f th C w0n:'en, \~ I10. hId e pe I '
found the organIzatIon In 1890. MAKES DEAN S LIST
Mrs.
able. Opposite Eastern High i awarded at the next meeting. They were: Mrs. Henry Williams Sally Poller, daughter of Mrs.
for 25 years. JACK O'CON-, CAMERA STOLEN and Miss Janet Richards of John H. Potier of Moross road.
NOR, 7231 Mack. IVa:lhoe HUBCAPS VANISH A camera was stolen from a Washington, and Mrs. W. J. HOI.I has been awarded a certificate to
4B13. Also 17001 Kercheval at I Four hubcaps were stolen from car parked at Kercheval and Mc. land of Pittsburgh. Tribute was the Dean's List at Endicott JLmior
Notre Dame. TUxedo 1-1655, d b 0 ls Sid . h h b M H B C II . B I M
________ ~ ! a car owne y t. c lroe er Millan on the night of April 22. paid t e tree y rs. enry . 0 ege m ever y,. ass.
21 r-Cement Work I of 446 Madison road while it was The car w~s owned by William Joy of Grosse Pointe Farms. ------
______________ i parked in the rear of the Punch Reeo of 371 Kerby road. ------ The uniform worn by Fleet
BRICK and cement work. Re.' and Judy Theater on the night . TO INSTALL PIER SEWER Admiral Chester W. Nimitz when
pair and new. Driveways. Ga. of April 8, he told Farms police. HUBCAPS VANlSn Five bids were opened llt the he signed the Japanese surren.
Fage, rat wall, basement floors. A 1948 Chrysler sedan belong. Farms council meeting on April oer document in Tokyo Bay,
porches, steps, ex c a vat In g. UTTLE GIRL BITTEN ing 10 Norman Cummings of 1151 19 for sewer installation work on Sept. ~, 1945, has been don