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C.l. 22, Chicago Sunft Tiior Part 3 Page 2. Betty Eberle Is Wed to Pilot Wed to Lieutenant IMMEDIATE SERVICE CHOIR TO MARK 24 YEARS TODAY The Metropolitan Community church choir will celebrate its 24th anniversary with a program at 7:30 67 SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS TO GET SAFETY AWARDS Sixty-sei'en' south side schools, which hold the record of no child killed in patroled zones last year, will receive certificates of merit tomorrow afternoon from Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor club. The presentations will be made at the McCosh school, 6543 Champlain before school and civic leaders.

I4" fo s75 I p. m. today in the church, 4100 South Park way: J. Wesley Jones, i a conductor in the Chicagoiand Music Festival, has directed the choir since its organization. Soloists will he Mary Delaware, soprano; Magnolia Butts, contralto; Jackson D.

Smith, bass, and Joseph I Lockett, pianist. For the last 24 years the choir has given music programs the fourth Sunday in each month WGODLAWN ROLL TO GARRY NAMES OF SERVICE MEN Gold Star Mothers to Be at Dedication. Thirty Gold Star mothers will be the guests of honor at the dedication of Woodlawn's Honor Roll, bearing the names of 3,635 service men and women from the community, at 3 o'clock this afternoon Bridesmaids' Gowns $14.99 to $32.50 TO HOLD ANNUAL BAZAR TUESDAY The annual charily party and bazar sponsored by the Beverly Service Council aids will be held at 1 p. m. Tu'esday in the Ridge Country club, 106th st.

and California av. Proceeds will benefit the Service Council for Girls which was founded in 1925 to prevent delinquency thru friendly council and assistance to needy girls. A rummage store stocked with clothing, household goods, furniture, books, and other items is maintained by the council at 5424 S. Wenlworth av. The council provides scholarships, a girls' club, civic tours, concerts, medical and dental care, transportation, clothing, camp vacations; summer outings, and an annual Christmas party.

Officers of the Council are Mrs. Neil E. MacDougall, president; Mrs. Joseph C. Foster, vice president: Mrs.

Herbert C. Breuhaus, treasurer Mrs. James S. Stokoe, recording secretary, and Mrs. Harold O.

Schultz, ine nev. Joseph M. tivans is pastor of the church. "The winners this year are par. ticularly deserving of commenda tion Decause tneir duties were heavier than in pre-war years Hayes said.

Fewer police were available for traffic crossings which S. Shore Church to Hear Talk on Post-War Plans Dr. Waller Van. Kirk, secretary of the Federal Council of Churches, will speak on "Our Post-War Plans for Peace" at 7:30 o'clock tonight before the Round Table of the Bryn Mawr Community church, 7000 Jef- threw an increased load on the pa trol." Cn'rtiffo's Leading Brid'il SKofi 6456 S. HALSTED ST.

Open Thurs. end Sot. Evei. List Public Schools. The schools include Avaion Park, Bradwell, Bright, Bryn Mawr, corresponding secre a ry Buy More War Bonds fery av Burke, Burnside, Carter, Clay, Coles, at 64th St.

and University av. Gov. Green and Mayor Kelly have been invited to address the 15,000 persons expected at the dedication. The scroll, donated by John and Frank Hayes, sons of the founder of the Hayes hotel, 6345 University the first hostelry in the community, will be hung in the hotel lobby near the entrance to the Wood-lawn Business Men's association headquarters. Cornell, Dixon, Doolitlle, Drake, Fiske, Fuller, and Gallislel.

Bcochcr rhoto. MRS. GBNE W. VOGEL. Others are Bret Harte, Kenwood, Kozminski, Madison, Horace Mann, Following their wedding recently I Marsh, Moseley, Oakenwald, Oak land, O'Keefe, Park Manor, Park- at the Kelormauon Lutheran church, Lt.

and Mrs. Gene W. Voeel side, Phillips, Ray, Raymond, Revere and Betsy Ross. left for Seattle where he was sta Erect Platform at Hotel. The program will be presented from a platform erected on the porch of the hotel.

Other guests Others include Ruggles, Walter tioned, but he has returned to sea duly in the South Pacific and his bride is returning to Chicago. She will include members of the indue is the former Ann Marie Smith, Scott, Shakespeare, Phil Sheridan Sullivan, Taylor, J. N. Thorp, Wads worth, and Warren. Name Parochial Schools.

Catholic schools are St. Ailbe, St. Ambrose, St. Anselm, St. Bride, St.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Smith, 7729 Jeffery av. Lt.

Voge, tion committee of the Business Men's association, which sponsored 28 fare- well breakfast parties for the com- munity's inductees. i the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vogel, Whiting, has served Bronislava, St. Clotilde, St.

Cyril three years in the South Pacific. Carmelite, St. Felicitas, St. Florian St. Francis De Sales, Immaculate S.

SIDE CATHOLIC GROUP TO HOLD LT. AND MRS. ARTHUR J. HYBERT JR. Conception, St.

Joachim, St, Mary Magdalene, St. Michael, Our Lady of Hungary, Our- Lady of Peace, SS. Peter and Paul, St. Philip Neri. Sacred Heart, and St.

Thomas the Apostle. Lutheran schools Include Beth-elem, Immanuel Lutheran, St. Paul Lutheran, and St. Peter's Lutheran. The program will open with the invocation by Dr.

W. E. Bradburn, pastor of the Woodlawn Methodist church, and posting of the colors by the Woodlawn American Legion post. C. M.

Lowry, post commander, will lead the pledge of allegiance to the flag after which "The Star Spangled Banner" will be sung by Lois Shamberg, who sang at every induction breakfast. To Tell History of Committee. Dr. G. G.

Knapp. chairman of the Induction committee and master of ceremonies, will introduce Albert II. INFANT BENEFIT The annual charity party of the South Side Catholic Woman's club Betty Jean Eberle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S.

Eberle, 7756 Luella and Lt. Arthur J. Hybert son of Arthur J. Hybert, 2823 E. 77th were married in Columbus, where Lt.

Hybert is stationed. Mrs. Hybert is a gra'dunle of the University of Illinois, where she was a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Her husband, a pilot who returned to this country after completing 30 combat missions over Europe, holds the distinguished Hying cross, the air medal with three oak leaf clusters, and a Presidential unit citation. for the benefit of I the Miseracordlal Maternity and orer at yar Infant hospital, 2916 47th will be held at 1:30 Elvira A.

Begonia, 9018 Buffalo recently arrived at the Charles Chapman, president of the Business i Men's association, who will speak on the history of that organization and the induction committee. Fol- i Bride of Flyer p. m. Saturday in ton, b. C.

port the north ballroom of the Ste ST.JUDE POLICE BRANCH TO HEAR MEMORIAL MASS vens hotel. The club has main tained a four-bed ward at the hos- embarkation after 14 months overseas with allied headquur-ters in Africa and Italy. A technician 4th grade, she has the WAC service rib-bon, good conduct, and European campaign ribbons. pital for 20 Mm. ieut Dotun.

years. Mrs. W. Ray Dolan, 626 W. 43d More Than 1,000 Men Are Expected.

More than 1,000 policeman, members of the police branch of St. Jude's league, will receive holy communion at the annual novena me president, has appointed Mrs. George C. Weathered, 8210 Cham-plain chairman of the commit Klvlrn A Hi'Konlti. tee in charge of arrangements.

alio is assisted by Mrs. Edward The good conduct ribbon has been awarded Pvt. Helen D. Moore, who E. O'Reilly, 7919 May Mrs.

Irv-1 ing Cruice, 7712 Sangamon Mrs. lowing his talk the committee will be introduced. Mayor Kelly will deliver "Chicago's Message to Woodlawn and Miss Shamberg will sing There Is No Death, After an address by Gov. Green the Gold Star mothers will be introduced and John Haves will present the honor roll to the community. Mrs.

Netta B. Goss, secretary of the committee, will read a dedication poem written by John C. Spray, author of The Book of Woodlawn and the scroll will be dedicated formally by Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Sinai temple. C.

A. Beutel to Present Scroll. Clarence A. Beutel, president of the South East National bank and chairman of Woodlawn's war bond committee, vviiraccept the scroll for the community. The benediction will be pronounced by the Rev.

Frederick Manion, of the National Shrine of the Little Flower. The program will close with the singing of God Bless America by Miss Shamberg, and the retiring of the colors. The Gold Star mothers who will attend are Mrs. James Casey, 3442 E. 60th Mrs.

Ethel Cooley, G.M4 William J. Deiahanty, 7943 Vernon Mrs. Henry Thee, 1422 E. 68lh Mrs. R.

G. Riley, 6322 S. Seeley Mrs. Hugh C. Dillon, 7229 In is attached to the 12th lighter command in Italy.

Entering service July 15, 1943, she completed her basic training at Fort Des Moines, and studied at the army administration school in Richmond, Ky. She was accepted for overseas training at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, and completed her advanced training at Daytona Beach, Fla. The diana Mrs. H. C.

Wilkening. 7230 Indiana Mrs. John E. Trant, 7744 Laflin Mrs. James W.

Murray 8130 Indiana morial mass for policemen in service and those who have died in service. The mass will be celebrated at 9 a. m. next Sunday at the National Shrine of St. Jude, 3208 E.

91st by the Rev. J. E. Shevlin, chaplain of Columbus Memorial hospital and president of the National Council of Catholic Hospital Chaplains. The than 1,200 policemen and prison, guards in military service and the sons of members of the police branch who are in the service also will be remembered in the mass.

Public Welcome Supervising Capt. Andrew B. Barry, president of' the police branch, announced that special MRS. ROSS I. BOYD.

i Mrs. Andrev HV Frank, 7220 Har vard Mrs. Louis Zinngrabe, 9040 sister of Bernard G. Markey, 6652 Kenwood she Was in North Af Marshfleld Mrs. Robert E.

Kirk, 8108 Green and Mrs. Wood bury H. Boyd, 7843 Paxton av. rica before being transferred to Italy. Mrs.

Elizabeth Lucille Dever, seaman 2d class, has completed her basic training at the WAVES training school in New York City -and has been assigned to the Great Lakes training school for further instruction. She is a graduate of Austin High school and was a cashier before enlisting. Her mother. pews will be available for the relatives and friends of deceased policemen and of those in service. The public also is welcome to partake in the ceremony.

After the I Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fisher, 6545 Woodlawn announce the marriage of their daughter, Norma Deanna, to 2d Lt. Ross I. Boyd of the army air force.

He is the son of Mrs. R. I. Boyd, 4414 Ellis av. The bride is a former student at the University of Chicago.

Lt. Boyd is a graduate of Tilden High school. Maryland Mrs. Thomas Connolly, 6G18 Greenwood av. Mrs.

Maude Fairchild. G542 Ingleside Mrs. Sam Fillio, S47 E. 64th Mrs. Andrew Fleck, 6206 Ellis Mrs.

William Foley, 6113 Ellis Mrs. Nellie Gooch, 912 E. 61st Mrs. Mary Graziano, 616 E. 71st Mrs.

Anna D. Grecius, 6147 Ellis Mrs. Anna Greig, 6647 Woodlawn Mrs. Pearl Hoyt, 6442 University Mrs. Mary Kachinsky.

6145 Dorchester and Mrs. W. K. Malloy, 6417 Harper av. List Other Mothers.

Others arc Mrs. Leonard Mander, 6556 Woodlawn Mrs. J. J. Mrs.

Viola Bailey, lives at 1418 E. 54th st. Her husband, Verne, is in the merchant marine. Pvt. Adella Allen, 61.11 Woodlawn has been transferred from the to have store like A WAC training center- nt Fort Oglethorpe, to Spence field, Moul to turn to for K.

651 Mrs. Samuel Skolnik, K. and Mrs. Leo Marion, 6442 Stony Island av. Leo T.

Iieid, president of the WnnHlnu'n 7 7 ii nrirn I Qnpiftlv will ho STYLISH FOOTWEAR CHARGE OR BUDGET ACCOMMODATIONS WITHOUT EXTRA COST 9-u e. Marquette Mrs. i grand marshal. Thomas Corcoran Me-ver- 1518 65th Mrs. I win bo chairman of the reception -viatuaa iviemeyer, 6233 University Mrs.

Louise Pope. 6646 Ken If you wear size 8'i to 12 AAAAA to Solct Beautiful Sty t.i In NIERMAN'S Customixed Footwear 275 Sizes UVz to 12 SI extra Other shoes in sizes 4 to 11 priced ns low as $7.95 mass breakfast will be served in the church hall. South side members of the police branch now in service who will be remembered in the mass include John Carton, 1022 E. 80th William Filan, 8215 Eberhart John D. Madden, 6547 Drexel John J.

E. McGlynn, 7225 Calumet John Prescott, 8854 Dante and James II. Ryan, 435 E. 91st pi. List Others in Service.

Also included are Hector F. Crosier, 444 E. 47lh Dan F. Jackson, 10509 Dorchester William B. Rourke, 5445 Dorchester William F.

Donahue, 7759 Eberhart Harry E. Ililden-brand, 9125 Harper Edward M. Powell, G530 Eberhart John D. Dailey, 6842 East End John F. Donahue, 7742 Prairie and James T.

Eager, 7938 Eberhart av. Others are Glisson N. Fallin, 6916 Clyde Bruce Jaffray, 1225 E. Marquette Andrew Kelly, 5006 Ellis Henry Larson, James Madden, 7338 Vernon Richard 6940 Clyde Richard Carney, 7818 Ridgeland and Thomas H. Fiynn, 6950 South Park -av.

trie, Ua. A former librarian at the Chicago public library, Corp. Harriet S. Simon, daughter of Abe M. Simon, 7749 Kingston is serving with the WAC in Italy.

She has been overseas more than a year and formerly was stationed in North Africa. One of seven WACs in Italy who are former librarians, she visited the country in 1939 when she toured Europe and England. Pvt. Mable L. Muckenfuss, 6S10 Dorchester has been transferred to the Romulus, army air base from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.

wood Mrs. Nora Roche. 6507 Ellis Mrs. Ernest Smith, 1526 E. 65th Mrs.

M. P. Snapp, 1412 E. Marquette Mrs. Leona Trusty, 6452 Dorchester Airs.

Mary Von-derheide, 5337 Greenwood Mrs. Harry Anderson, 6430 Drexel and Mrs. James Donnelly, 6408 Ingleside av. Mrs. William Kelly, 1421 E.

61st et: Mrs. Frederick A. Myron, 1518 committee, assisted by Mrs. K. C.

Campbell and Dr. J. David Johnston. Board Arranges Program. The executive board of the induction committee planned and -arranged the program.

The members include Dr. Knapp, chairman; Mrs. Goss; Mrs. Edna T. Wilson, treasurer; John Hayes, Mrs.

Julia Murray, Mrs. K. C. Campbell, Mrs. Robert Hann, Mrs.

'Ida M. Headley, Mrs. Alma Wilson McMahill, and Miss Hazel Newling. Most of the men whose names will be on the honor roll attended the Lr-. (Moll Orders Flllodl 500 DOUGLAS PARK SCOUT LEADERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY These are the coats we picked for the fashion limelight.

Of course they're richer and more sumptuous than last year. We made them broad-shouldered, to give you slimth; we dyed them in dashing colors, with a purity possible only in the very finest, smoothest woolens Woodlawn Hospital Unit to Hear Delinquency Talk Mrs. Frank M. Specht, an officer of the Geneva School for Girls, will speak on "Child Delinquency" at: S. Side Forum to Hear Fr-cfr consultation no obligation the meeting of the Woodlawn Hos Vets' Bureau Director A meeting for approximately five hundred volunteer Scout lead C.

E. Hostetler, head of the voca induction breakfasts. The parties were held in the Woodlawn post hall, 6308 Woodlawn av. Coffee, rolls, candy, and cigarets were served and musical programs were given by pupils of the Wilson School of Music under direction of Mrs. McMahill.

Take Part in Programs. Among those who participated, besides Miss Shamberg, are Frankie Spray Eccles, Peggy Burnett, Marion Ciucci, Donald Kraft, Peggy Doyle, Regina Wehling, Katherine Wright, Elaine Shulkin, and Dorothy Dudley. Others were Elleene Ahern, Wil-bert Kapriva, now in service in Italy; John Zultner, now in the tional, rehabilitation, and education division of the United States admin A proven method of over 70 years. Indorsed by physicians. Hair desfroyed, never to return; 20 finest platinum needles used on face and body.

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F. A. Rancine, 8204 May program chairman. Doughnuts and cider will be served by Mrs. R.

R. Mac-Kcnzic, 6742 Chnppell social chairman, and her committee. istration will speak on Jobs for We heaped them with the shimmering, deftly handled furs you ask for most: Silken London dyed Squirrel, deep black Persian, sturdy dyed Muskrat, platinum-like Tingona Lamb, gay Ocelot, deep-piled Mouton dyed Lamb. ers of the Douglas Park area will be held at 7:30 p. m.

on Wcdnes day at the Ida B. Wells Community center, 436 E. Pershing rd. Scout Executive N. Arthur McKinney will be the speaker, and Emerson James, district the Disabled Veterans" at the meeting of the South Chicago community forum at 8 p.

m. Wednesday at the South Chicago library, 9055 Houston av. Mrs. Theodore Rasch of the South Chicago auxiliary of the American Legion and member of the board of the forum will be the chaiman. HEAR army; Don Johnson, now in the 1 navy, and Richard Michaelson.

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Prices range from $69.50 to $225.00 head, will discuss community organization. Also on the program is the motion picture, "The Trail to Citizenship." Chicago has the largest Negro Scout organization in the nation, with 2.60S boys. William K. Hooks, 5 E. Garfield district chairman, will preside.

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