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Mothers' C{ub's ChristmaS.
Tea Draws Minty to School
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The annual Christmu Tea wa.
lliYln by the Mothers'.C1l1b of the
Grosse Pointe High School last
ThlU'SdllY. Oec. 5.. H;onoring the
fOWlder, Mrs. J. M. FIiChs, and
the past presidents, Mrs. W. F.
Mohrolf. Mrs. -Fred Harding, Mrs.
W. Eo Nellmeyer, Mrs. Claude
Hayward, Mrs. Herman Deuster,.
Mrs. Catherine Waddell •. Mrs .
Chas. Ellis. Mrs. J. C, Danforth,
Mrs. J. Sidney Hei!. and Mrs. E.
F. Gehrig, the tea was a tribute
to the work of the Mothers' Club.
Leaders in the arrangements
were Mrs. Leon jacobi, presidel\t;
Mrs. Andrew Fo\llds. program
chalrmaniMn. H •• :Iohnson and
Mrs. Hurst Montee, hospitality
l!hair.-, aDd Mrs. Harold $.
Dam, _la! chairman.
TbellCeneot the tea, the aehool
cafeteria, was brightly decorated
withAr .prays and colored balls
in the, windows and nine red candleaon.
each .Ideof the cheery
burJlinc fi!.'1! in the fireplace •
• '}'o one .Ide ot the fireplace was
assembled the Grosse Pointe High
School Ensemble, composed of Ellen'
Jane Worley, Helen Schultz,
AUce . Corey, ,Judith Lyndrup,
J'ean Core)'. Harriet Cotton, Barbara
Coulter, Ken Christenson.
Ann' PalI1\er, JoluiTitus, Martha
Fischer, Paul Te~bruigen, Milton
Setzer, Elaine Severin; Dorh Duncan
'and Sheila ,MCComb: Direct.
ed by J;lewey D.,' Kalember,the
strinciroup'otreted many selec~
tiODS for, the background' musk
Marion Blackmore a15oentertained
with "Ave Maria," accompanied
by Doug Krieger.
, Atth. ca~dle-Iightedcoftee tapIe.
Mrs, M. M: Schaeffer, Mis.
Walter, R. Cleminson, Mrs. Paul
L. Esser!, and Mrs. F, Flom
pOured;.' Responsible for the eK.
~lIent refreshments were Mrs.
Oavili, chaIrman .of the social
l!ommiltee, and Mrs.; W. ROd,ers,
Mri, 1\ Willson, Mh!. E, BaUman,
Mri. C. Sharrer, Mrl.>J..Lamb,
Mr'.R 'Cotton; 'Mn,.:O.' Mann,
Mri J.~alcs. and Mrs. C.B.
Swlli:, ,
Auiatini the mothers were six
llA ,irlil,'J3utfy Wicking, Joyce
Schmidt, • Shirley Davis, Janet
Ec~~ld.Nancy Hodges, andNan~
!lYBOa1fs.'The girls in the home-
.ftllijWll end.:f'JOds classes under
t~.~~!r..ection of Mrs. Uora Ann ,
. Careigens US to }...,S
7 to 9:30, P. M.
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eROSSi "OINT' NEW.S
Blair and Miss CarolinePostiff
made the sandwil!hes.
The purpose of the Mothers'
Club is to benefit the students of
the 'Grosse Pointe High School,
socially and financially, and to In.
terest the mothers of the commlmity
a~d teachers of the G; P.
H. S. in the club work. Since
1931, when the first scholarship!
were awarded, a total of $12,450
has been awarded to 62 graduates.
Also the Mothers' Club has gl\'en
the money for the choir robes of
the. students and: contributed in
other ways to the progress of the
scl\ool.
WORDS OF THE WISE
The bread earned by the s.veat
of the brow is thrice blessed
bread, and it is far sweeter lhan
the tasteleS5 loaf of idleness.
-(Crowquill)
llbove: ~othing quite equ"ls the chic. of this
, 2.piece crepe with f"ille yoke e,nd peplum •• ,
II Ben Reig oricji~~1••• bleck only ••• sizes
10.to 16 , 98.00
Dress Shop'
r:ght: let this su;t of choice gllbllrdine sweep
you into the HolidllY meed ••• in blec~ or
whit. wir. .... site 10 kI 1a ., .... ,. 65.00
Suit Shop'
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HOUSEHOLD HINT I
If you Ire planninl to UH Ii
double edged rlZor blade for rip'
ping seams, and find It hard to
handle without cut finll~rs. use
the striking end of a pa~r match
book. The razor blade is easily
held in place with cellulOie ta~.
000 FACT
The modern America dOll bill,
for prepared lood. averages $8.00
a year. which means .that Americans
are spending more than
$100,000,000 a year. lor do, lood.
Men'. Night
Mon., Dec. 16th
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7 to 9:30 P. M.
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