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TR AVERSE CITY. MICHIGAH PAGE SIX J7EDVE8DA7, MARCH 13, 9 Society Clubs and Lodges In the Women's World CALENDAR OF EVENTS "Spellbound" starring Ingrid Bergman 'and Gregory Peck. Lyric, "The Madonna's. Secret" starring Lederer: "Idea- Girl" starring JessfBiU'ker Bishop; Blue Star Motheis ivill meet at eight o'clock at the American Legion ball. Child Study club, Croup will have a isix-thifty 'supper JAMES I.

MOREY, Jr. Successor to Greillck'Ins. Agency Auto--Kire-- Life---Hospital--Health "Accident in'siiranct PHONE 659 E. FRONT ST. LAST BIG DAY 2:15 6:50 .9:00 with Ingrid BERGMAN A ATTRACTIONS A THURS.

FRI. SAT. 2:15 7:00 A A I Frandiot TONE Charles LAUGH TON HELEN BRODERICK 0 A STANLEY C. RIDGES ADDED ATTRACTIONS FLICKER FLASHBACK NOVELTY A Tonight and Thursday at the home Victor Wis- kochil, 325 Washington street. Women's Society of'the Fourteenth street Methodist church will meet with Mrs.

Franx Hoien and Mrs Myrtle Pike at 7:30 at 330 West Fifteenth street Amei ican Auxiliai have a games party at the home of -Miv-and Seventh sheet at eight o'clock. A -Michigan, "Because of Him" starring Deaana Durban. Lyiic, 1 "The Madonna's Secret" stairing Francis Lederer and Jess Barker and Eagles' Drill team will have a St. Patiick's dancing party the Eagles', home'on West Front Beta Sigma Phi will have its! regular meeting at eight o'clock at the hotel. Business Professional of the First Congregational have potluck supner at the church.

Young Mothers' Circle of the First Congregational: church will meet at the home Charles' Frye, 80.9.:...Washington at eight o'clock. Foresters' will meet at the home of Mrs. William Neason, '416 North.Elmwoo'd avenue for a one luncheon. Friendly Bible. Class of Central Methodist church will meet at the Mrs.

-William Pray, 519 Webster street, for. a one o'clock potluck luncheon. LAS of Bethlehem church 2:30. at the home of William Maule, 732. State Hannah Temple No.

46, Order of Pythian Sisters i have -a- business session at o'clock a State steet. Sunday afternoon at two-thirty- VFW stag, party at. seven-thir- at. the Congregational church; in ty for all returned service men. Miss Virginia Katheune Lone Tree Mother's club will! Root, daughter, of Elsie.

Root meet at the Home Mrs. i a "Front street became 1 the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stowe Melvoin -for an all-day- session. bride of I A -Michigan, starring Deanna Durbin.

Lyric, "Trail To Vengeance" starring Kirby Grant. Stowe, of and Frank 'of: The Rev. Parker read the i marriage service. The. bride was attired in a gown of aqua wool with, black accessor- River Valley 4-H spoil- es and she wore of white sor a moving picture at hall at 'NO.

41, Knights Templar, will the Red degree a seven- snapdragons and: pink roses. 1 Mrs. Irvin Mills, sister. oE the shades" was. given Lowena Mui'ijliv; ni demonstration thirty in the Masonic temple.

agent. 'Refreshments- 'we're'- South Side Circle of Central! by the MeSr Methodist church.will have: a sp-J dailies -Carl, Hem's treet; Jack Free- cial tea at the home of Mrs. Wil-1 thy and R.Taylor. liam Royce, 525 Cass street from three to MUSICALE. Members fthe Junior Musicale will meet afternoon' at three-thirty in the City Library building for their-regular session.

EXTENSION GROUP, No. 1. Mrs. C. W.

Collins entertained members of Extension Group No. 1, at her home on Sixth'street. lesson ou" "How to make, Lamp- COLD-CIOCGED NOSE 2 drops in help you breathe freer. 1 Rest; feel better. Caution USB only an di re PENETRO NOSE DROPS ST.

JOSEPH SOCIETY. St. Joseph. society, meet Thursday afternoon at the hoine of Mrs. Fred.

Mrs. Joseph Kroiip'a will act as program chairman. 'GRAND TRAVERSE GRANGE. The regular meeting of, Grand will held Saturday, in Second street. The potluck dinner ing and; Mrs.

Ann McMullen; Ten Turf Tan (Photo by Al Raschi) groom, was matron She wore a 'gown, of navy and her -floiyers yellow snapdragons-, and carnations. Mills the groom as best iiian. evening a wedding dinner was served.at the Park Place-hotel. The bride's table was centered a three tiered cake "flanked: with, sweetpeas: Mr. and Mrs.

Stowe their home Traversa buck, Harry: Whitsbn; lather' vice pr.esideiit and Verne Wiiliams, Miss Pearl high secretary; Larz- arus, treasur.er; and Mrs. William Kruger, A carnival; is be ing in conjunction Central. Grade PTA "on Friday at 7:00 'in scliool a country fishpond, grab bag, fortunes, beauty are among the 'concessions offered, with the high school dance following at The. program was under; the direction Mrs. Constance Norton who told of'tlie r.eedvfor; greater education, in 'the field of served Mary: Glier- Miss Aleida inn- -nTiri public health who Birmley -Connnimity club have a card' pa'vty Saturday ning.

at its hall by a late potluck lunch. All asked, to bring a potluck. and sandwiches. All members 1 and friends are invited. gave some alarming statistics veneral diseases and shewed films about the prevention and eve treatment these diseases.

In "the discussion, that followed the group voted to 'the showing of these films to high school students. During the social hour Mrs Loren Benslcy and her committee served refreshments PENINSULA, MAN, WEDS CALIFORNIA GIRL i Maijj C. Payne, daughter of Mrs 4 L. Annett of Santa Rosa, Calif, was united in marriage to Marshall J.Griffm-,-.sonnetv.Mr.-.-;. James Guff in of the Peninsula Saturday, Marchi 9th.

The Rev. James Matthews performed the double ring ceiemony at the home of the groom's -parents in a candlelighted room-: with spring flowers. The bride wore a sheet-length gown of pale aq.ua with a coisage of sweetpeas and roses The matron of honor, Mis. Eve Nash, sister of the groom, was gowned in pale blue with a corsage of sweet- peas and loses The groom was attended by his biother, Clyde Griffin of Saline. Immediately aftei the ceiemony there was a reception foi friends and lelatives of the biide and groom.

VFW STAG PARTY. Under auspices of Vetetans of Foreign Wars a stag paity for all will held Thursday evening at seven-thirty. In thevVeteran's Memorial home on West Front street. Refreshments be'served. WAUKLEEN'S BACK TO HEP YOU WITH SPRING-CLEANING W.I-Ktccn Uck la bcfp YOU with Spring.Ilnu»cclcin- Whl AT EARL COBB'S SMARTLY STYLED WATCHES for MEN A variety of popular makes yellow gold.

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OfficEi'-s be elected- the en- sutrig. a a there will be a mii sical program. Happy, light hearted turf tan to gayly accent all your saucy spring ensembles. FRIEDRICH'S WITH BRAMER. The March of 'Our'Lady Discussion club will be held at the home on Mrs.

ion Thursdav, evening at eight Mrs. William-Bramer will be co chair-', men will be'-'Mrs: Frances'-Bramer a Rita a i SOUTH SIDE The tral Methodist" church social -tea at: the "home Mrs: -WiK liam to; All. the church are invited. td HIGH SCHOOL Leslie" Nevins elected 3)residerit Teacher. Associatiori for the -meeting Monday" Also were" Mrs.

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