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Births Reported

William and Edith Lear. girl.
Howard and Beatrice Collins, girl.
Joseph and Myrl Farrell, girl
Dewey and Willie Hutton, girl.
Carl and Myrtle de Graw. boy
Raymon and Amelia Shelkofsky. boy.
Marius and Elizabeth Farioletti, girl.
Delbert and Flora Harrill girl.
Mark and Mae Westgate. boy.
Frederick and Druscilla Butler. boy.
Joseph and joyce Pinkham. girl
Royal and Ruth Spellmeyer girl
Lawrence and Barbara Bernard. girl.
Charles and Mary Maize, boy.
James and Faith Kessler. boy.
John and Mae Susan, boy.
Charles and Helen Weber. boy.
George and Margaret Robertson, boy.
Edgar and Madeline Gary. girl twins.
John and Elizabeth Bishop, boy
Clarence and Viola Matthews, boy.
John and Evelyn Rollins. boy.
James and Eva Wood, girl
McNeal and Eva Anderson, girl.
Arthur and Ethel Glover. girl.
Cornelius and Maggie Ball, boy.
Francis and Catherine Proctor, boy.
Thomas and Agnes MettS, boy
Charles and Margaret Higginbotham, girl
Marshall and Emma johnson, girl.
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Deaths Reported

Elizabeth Scott Macleod. 80. 3211 Wiscon-
Charles Titiow. 70. sibley Memorial Hos
Edward E. Dant, 76. Casualty Hospital.
Amabile B. Pererini' 16; 2129 18th st. NV.
James NJ. Taylor, So. 41Oa Ingomar st. NV
Minnie r. Lenhart. SO. 1901 Massachusetts,
ave. NV.
Gertrude r. Cross, 81. 2952 Mills ave. ne.
Genie Dykes Briggs, so, 20O2 F St NV
Amanda Hull. SO. GEORGETOWN University
Hospital.
Thomas Edward Anderson, 81. 7211 Blair
George W Harrington. 81. United States
Naval Hospital.
Lawrence s. Overton, AZ. Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital.
Amida Farmer Smith, 30 1115 18th st. NV.
Infant Maize. Columbia Hospital.
Harrison Carter. "a, 315 Bird st. sw
Claiborne Cauthorne. II, Freedmen's Hos
Edward Talley. "a. Home. for Aged and In
firm.
Frank Freeman, SO, 2O7 18th st. ne.
Ella Matthews, 55. Gallinger Hospital.
Benjamin Jones SO, Gallinger Hospital.
Irene O'Neal 50. Freedmen's Hospital
Francis McWilliams. 80. 1920 U st. NV.
Paul Little. %, Casualty HOSPITAL.
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trial, have established themselves
as lusty Treasury infants. Since
March l, 1885, en- aggregate of
$2,437, ,108,850 of the savings" issue
has been sold. That figure rep
resents the maturity value of the
bonds. 1t also represents average
purchases Of $1,975,525 for each
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Plot Admission Claimed
In Press Freedom Case
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala, May "a jury
trying six persons for conspiracy
to interfere with freedom Of the
press considered today testimony
that an assistant State prosecutor
admitted taking part in an alleged
plot to- intimidate a newspaper
editor. "
P. D. Beville, jr., told Federal
Court yesterday that Bart B. Cham
berlain, jr., assistant State prose-
cutor, said he was with others
who laid out" for Henry P. Ewald,
former executive editor Of the Mo-
bile Press Register.
The Government contends Mr..
Ewald was photographed in COM
promising situation and the picture
used to dissuade him from a cam
paign he was conducting against
gambling activities in the city.
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American Minis
ter to G q n q d a
would be wholly
/ n d e f e n S i BILE.
T h ere is no
slightest asper-
sion on "Uncle
Dams" fine quail
tiles as a citizen
or a public serv-
ant in pointing
out tn a t his
nomination for
the mini on
mission Is a stab
in the back of
the United States
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Delaware U. Alumni

Plans for the formation of a local
chapter of the University of Della
ware Alumni Association will be dis.
cussed by former students of the
university now living here at a din
ner Friday at 6 pm. at the Army
and Navy Club. The principal
speaker will be Jack Mcdowell. ex-
ecutive secretary Of the alumni
association.
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Widow of Former King
Of Portugal Remurries
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSoc1ated PreW.
STOCKHOLM, May 3.-The mar
riage OF Princess Augusta Victoria
Of Hohenzollern, widow Of former
King Manoel of Portugal, and Count
Robert Douglas Of Sweden was an
nounced today.
Douglas Is the descendant Of
Scottish family which emigrated to
Sweden in the 18th century. The
marriage was performed at Langen-
stein, Baden, Germany.
Manoel II, the last King Of Portu-
gal, died July 2, 1892. Portugal be-
came a republic in 1910.
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June IS. He says
that I'VE ought
to give the peo-
pie q rest"
A rest from
what, Senator?
In the four
m o n t h s it has
been in session
c on gress s has
completed no &C
ton Of m por-
tance outside the
fields Of nation
al defense, re-
organization and
S u p pl y bills to
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business day, beginning with the
time the babies were first placed
on sale. The foundlings have been
bought by approximately 1864, ,608
investors. Last years purchases
averaged s2,334,300 a day. Chica-
go's 1888 record was best-cash
purchases of S33,813.9OO.
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iIOPeo VIII IIICIuUe UeIItIIC pdy-
ments to farmers and processing
taxes from consumers. The White
House is, like Tugwell, opposed to
processing taxes, as being CAL
culated to raise the cost Of liv-
ing without working any lasting
improvement, but is willing to
accept benefit payments, though
urging that the added cost be
met by added revenues. This
latter formula puts 1t squarely up
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these days of crisis. This Is a
time when nothing is probable or
improbable, credible or incredible,
for the simple reason that any,
thing can, and perhaps will, hap
pen tomorrow morning.
Under the circumstances, it's
quite natural that the experts Of
the State Department should con-
fess themselves blankly unable to
foresee the future. But, since the
iSOlatiOniStS seem STRANGELY in
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The Capital Parade
Pessmism Over War Increases at State Department.;
German Plan to Attack Rumonio Hnted

By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER.
There but slight faux the German occupation of
Bohemia Moraa Hters invading did its job az though
cockwo All the crew notices
Czech languages which the German troops posted
in town 1t was in their hands,
But seemingly after the capture of Prague and the cities OF
Bohemia careless The notices posted
Moavia the eastward anticipated yet accom-
psed being printed in German and Rumanian Fortunately
tring hardly matered promptly observed
and remedied.
Such least story officially reported by and
authenticity inherent unikei
neatly essentias nighmarh flavor Of
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We, the People
Wallace, Whose Position Hos Long Been Shrouded,
Moy Soon Have to Make Choice
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

Since the election of 1896 the position Wallace
leader Of the farm wing of Deal coalition
IN uncertainty The great victory of that
vnoaon OF the realistic policies of Mr. Waaces Undeecretay
OF Agriculture Dr. Rexford Tugwe today,
and cattle country Tugwes weight
farmers than does that Of Mr. Wallace
70 the New Deals farm following when Tugwe
tne administration In the hour his victory
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surface, to keep
America out Of
war but having
the effect Of
embarrassing the
conduct of the
foreign policy OF
the U n | t e d
States, II not the
national defense
Of the American
people.
The burden OF
the propag ganda
is that IN e
U n 1t e d States
e n cred tn e
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Sofety Record Broken

KANSAS CITY, May 3 R-After
IS days without traffic fatalities in
this city, two men died yesterday
in car wreck near the bridge where
two other men crashed to death IN
the last previous accident.
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help against Japan, and the ne
gotiations are limited to the
Western front. Nevertheless, due
to Polish and Rumanian feeling
against Russia, the English must
ask the Russians for sort of
blank check commitment, to help
the Rumanians or Poles only if,
as and when requested to do so.
Hope of success. therefore, is still
small. Meanwhile. it becomes
moro and noore ohvjoI1s that II
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fuence the American Government
by factual arguments to adopt
friendly course toward all nations
which will make possible mediation
for peace.
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Hitler is to fight at all, it will be gres
0rro

Hitler fight ALL greatly advantage
Under the would sensible
States calculate the and accord
ngy And thus the affairs adds final
touch of probaby incredible picture
parey condemned caught general explosion
Of the world
bxth he Amer News Alliance Ipcl
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HE opinions OF ,urers page their
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN re
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1939-05-03

BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.
Except for the fact that he him
self announces he will not remain
at Ottawa more than go or 80 days,
Daniel G. Roper's appointment as
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False Peace
Propaganda
Hurts u. S.
Selfish Motive in
Entering War in
1917 Denied
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

For several weeks now official
Washington has been deluged with
an anti-war propaganda of the most
insidious sort, calculated, on the
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mistake.
Mr.. Roosevelt was willing to
sacrifice Tugwell to Wallace, but
he expected his Secretary of
Agriculture to go down the line
for the third New Deal. How
ever, the farmers - their own
earlier laWlessness conveniently
forgotten-allowed themselves to
be persuaded that they were out
ragged by the sit-down strikes Of
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Do-Nothinq'
Fits Present
Congress
Legislators Pass Up
Opportunity to
Aid Business
By CHARLES G. ROSS.

Senator Bankhead Of Alabama has
proposed that Congress lay aside all
controversial legislation and serve
notice that it intends to adjourn on
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is with them Mr. Wallace will fall
break with the political fortunes of Deal
" Con News Feature Inc)
Evening star., 1939-05-03

All of this leaves Mr. Wallace position In the
meantime he has farm bill lobby bill which
Evening star., 1939-05-03

CReleased Newspaper Alliance 1nc0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Auroras Entertain At
Rushing Party

The Auroras. PLEDGES OF The
Sigma Gamma Rho sorority began
their rushing season with a de-
ligh,ful luncheon saturday after
moor. September - at the home Of
Mrs. Rosa Gragg. $50 +. Ferry.
A tasty luncheon was served.
Chinese checkers. fddles'icks and
other games augmented The afler-
Moons pleasure Those present
were Alice Austin, Evelyn H.
Pace. Frances Brinsor. Harriet
Pace. Marie a. Drewey. blanche
Board Mary Karkins, Iuliette
Brasher. Juani,a Davis. Elizabeth
Williams, Margaret Jackson, Doro-
thea Harmon. Bessie Hill Alice
Williams. Iazcl Brazton katherine
Hebron. Lowell Locke. and Bernice
Patterson
Club members present were Pre-
sidcnt Thelma Austin. Nice-Presi-
dent. Elaine Dudley. Helen Chlds.
Mavis Bonney. Frances Norfleet,
Mildred Johnson. Ruth Glover,
Verne Richardson. Louise Me-
Gruder. and Lillian Wyatt. Scorers
Council Rosemond. Ellenoise Jones
Rosa Gragg and Flossie Williams
also attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Cuzzens Ente r t a i n
At Dance S u p p e r
In T h cir Residence

In honor OF their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jordan. OF
Washington. DC. and Mr. and Mrs
George Jones. OF Chicago. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Lowell Cuzzens entertained at
their home on Trowbridce avenue.
last Thursday evening AZ supper
dancing party.
Numbered among The guests
were: Mrs. Mildred Ellington, Mrs.
Harold Johnson, Earl Cuzzens. Mrs
Joseph Evans. OF Washington.
DC; Mrs. Edith watson. Or. and
Mrs. Theodore White, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Harmon, Hubert Bland. DR..
Alfred Thomas. Jr.. Mrs. Bernadine
Jordan. DR. and Mrs. Frank Raj
ford, DR.. ard Mrs. Charles Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hutchins, Mrs.
Marion Ames Green. Or. and Mrs.
Aikers, OF Washington, DC. Mr..
AID Mrs. George Jones, OF Chicago;
Dr. Merrill Curtis. Washington.
DC; DR.. and Mrs. Paul Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mccullough.
Chicago: Or. and Mrs. Chester
Ames. Mr.. and Mrs Bell OF Mon
real: Attorney and Mrs Lloyd
LOOMS. Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Houston. and Mr. and Mrs Fred
! ZONES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Paratus Girls Enjoy
o uti ing At Utica

The Paratus Girls donncd their
riding habits Sunday morning
Sept. II a bit NJ horseback riding
Al Utica Riding academy Acconp-
awning them were George Solomon
husband NJ L. Solomon and How
srd Lee, her brother who was visit.
INK the Solomons from oklahoma
The girls swung into their hrst
fall outing by enjoying luscious
barbecue and steak roast NJ Rouge
park Thursday evening. Sept ii
They had as their guests Mrs In
ella Sewell. Messrs George Solo
mon. James Smith and Howard
Lee OF Oklahoma. who knows the
real art OF barbecuirg
Members Of the club are Mavole
Davis, Intella Solomon. Olive Rev
nolds. Leols walker and pennie
Smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
The Frank RaifOrdS Entertain To
Honor Visitors From Washington

Or and AIRS. Frank RaifGd, Of
Ne Dougail ayerue entertained a.
very elaborate supper party SAT-
urday evening Sept ~ The az
fair was given 10 honor OF Mr. and
Mrs William Jordan OF Washington
De. the guests Of Nh and Mrs.
lowell Cu1zcns, and for Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Evans. also Of wash
ireton. Dc guests % Or. and Mrs.
Harold Johnson
Twelve o'clock saturday night
was Dr. Railroads hirfhda, 30 the
gans sang. "happy Birthday %
The genial host
Mrs. Rsiford served a delicious
fried chicken supper 10 buffe style.
Among the Railroads guests pres
emf we're Mr.. and Mrs William
Jordan ard Mr. and MIS- Joseph
Evans. all OF Washington. DC;
Miss Hazel Lyman. Mr and Mrs.
Phillip Roberts. Mr. and MIS-. Low
ell Cuzzcns. Ny. and Mrs Lloyd
LOOMS. Mrs Theodore White. Ms.
Edith Watson. Dr. and Mr.. Charles
Brooks Charles ROxborough HUI
bert Bland. Or Walter Harmon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
DetrOiters Are Hosts To A Large
Number Of Visitors To Title Fight

Fight fans round about Detroit
last week from out-of-town places
included DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Cur
It's, Washington, DC; DR.. VIM.
Nash and DR.. and Mrs. Frank Ak
ems. OF washington, guests OF Dr.
and Mrs. Walter Harmon. Or.
Christopher and daughter, Odessa,
and Or. Charles Garyin, OF Cleve-
land. house guests OF DR.. ard Mrs.
Chester Ames: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones. OF Chicago. guests
Of Earl Cuzzens; Or. and Mrs. Joe
Carwin. New Haver, Conn, guests
OF Or. and Mrs. Theodore white;
DR.. Sam Blackwell. of Indiana.
Herman Haynes, Roanoke. West
virginia: Or. Charles Burrell, Buff
falo; and Walter Lowe, Chicago,
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. All Thorn
as and sons DR.. and Mrs Ned
Beasley. Chicago. guests OF DR..
and Mrs Paul Alexander: r. X.
Gibson, Sr. and Jr and Stanton and
Oscar DePriest, OF Chicago.
other visitors included John W
Dobbs and DR.. c. wsymond Reeves,
Of Atlanta, Ga, guests OF Dr.. and
Mrs. Frank Raiford: Mrs. Jose.
phire Grafton and Mrs. Lula King
Of New York City. guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Gaines: DR.. and Mrs,
Hambrick. Nashville, Tenn. guests
OF Archie Lindsey.
James Dent. OF Augusta. Ga
spent few days In Detroit last
week, as guest OF bis sister. Mrs.
Fannie Dorsey. He was accompa-
MED by his sister, Mrs. Clarence
Jackson, OF Evanston, Illinois.
while here. Mr. Dent visited his
nephew, Albert Dent. OF McDougall
avenue. MIR. Dent Is completing an
extensive vacation trip. having Wis
lied New York. Washington. Phila-
delphia and Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
" Worker Honored At Farewell Tea
MISS WRIGHT TO
ENTER MICHIGAN
ON SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Helen Wright. former Girl
Reserve secretary who recently re-
signed to resume her studies at the
University OF Michigan, was hon
ored at tea Tuesday. September
n by the Girl Reserve committee
and staff al the Lucy Thurman
YWCA.
The tea table was covered with an
ecru lace cloth A low bowl with
multi-colored autumn flowers serv-
cd as ar attractive cenierpiece.
Mrs waddy Grimes poured tea.
Miss Wright was presented with
n lovely travelling bag by Miss Eli
zabeth Scott on behalf OF the staff
members. The Girl Reserve COM
mittce. Of which Miss Marguerite
Stephens is chairman and Mrs. Mat
tie Williams, camp chairman gave
the charming honorce Sheaffer
fountain per. Miss Louise Chavis
made the presentation
Among those who attended were:
Mrs. Il poole, Miss Anna Thomas
Mrs. r Brown Mrs + wilkins
Mrs. T.. Berry. Mrs Scipio Murphy,
Mrs. Pauline Wade Hills Mrs
Grace Williams. Miss Hertha
Priest Miss Roberta Mcclure. Miss
r.. Gully. Miss Jessie Carter Miss
Erma Keyes. Miss X. Hunter. Mrs
NJ. L. Corbin. Miss Mary Corbir.
Miss Ida Pettiford, Mrs Gladys
Fowler, Mrs +. Dennis. Mrs. Mary
Brown. Mrs. Ida Posiles Mrs w,
Rember' Miss + Frazier. Miss Flo
renee Vickcry Mrs. Agnes McDo-
we'll. Mrs r. /. Fearn Of st Louis
Missouri. Mrs W y. Clark Of Chit
caro. Illinois. Mrs. Baldwin Nor
ris. Mrs C. NJ. Josey OF Milwaukee.
Wis, Mrs NJ Milsaps Of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Gullmeyer. Mrs joe
Lewis, Mrs Katie Rogers. Mrs.
Mildred croft. Miss Beulah Cain
Miss Betty Cain. Mrs walter Car
ruthers Mrs Alfred Thomas. Mrs
Madeline Fowler. Miss Phygenia
Bailey, Miss Yyonne Allen. Mrs
hkIie Layton-Gates. Mrs. Wadds
Grimes. Mrs I.ucine Chavis. Mrs
lRese Barrett, Mrs Winifred Paige
Miss Eula Davis, Mrs Elsie Nc
lClain. Mrs Nora White Mrs. &
willis, Miss Bernadine Miller. Mrs
Clara Rogers. Miss Ethel Alexan
der, Mrs. Elise Mann and Mrs
| Mary Belle Rhodes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Card OF Thanks

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. '. walker,
grandparents of the late Jerome
Francis. Ir- wish to thank relatives
and friends for their Kindness and
sympathy In the hour OF their deep
sorrow.
They also extend thanks IL The
choir and 10 Mrs. Marguerite Walk.
or for her solo ~ beautifully rem,
dered.
HE ~ JTS'" AWAY
II cnnnoi say and | will not say
That he i dead; he Is Just
away.
With cherry SMILE and n wave
~ The hand
He has wandered into nm nm.
known land.
and left ~ dreaming. How
very fair
II needs must he since he lin
gers there.
And you. oh YOU. VIA the Mid
eSi ycarn
For the old time step and the
glad return,
Think OF him iaring. ON ~
dear
In the love Of there ~ the
love of here.
Think 81 him stilI ~ the same.
say
He Is not dead; he /, Just
away"
Enroll in Lewis business College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

street Misses Lavada and Pru-
dence Greene, Allean Williams
and Edna Jean Taylor were dinner
guests OF Miss Frances keene OF
Maine street September rs
Personals
Lucille Rosemond will kindly
ask Fred Cutthell to get in touch
with Yours Truly.
Special dedications: Valerie
Smyth. ITO YOU Warren Mat
thews. Stairway TO the Stars, Jim
Sims. Il Used 10 Love You, But It's
All over Now and Ray Fuller
This Time It's Real.
wishing youth the best OF every
thing. See YOU next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Rucker are the proud parents OF
a baby boy born last week. Moth
er and child are doing nicely
ltumors have II that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Rucker are separated
Lorenzo Lawson and Elris Thomp-
son former sax players with the
Gloster Current aggregation are
now with Mckinney Cotton Pick
ers az club Plantation Jimmy
Moore and his orch. playing at the
Caroline Inn in Chiiago. will he
heard each Sunday al midnight
over Columbia Broadcasting sys-
tom We learn that Ben Shocks
and his orchestra are under con-
tract at the Cow Shed. The Non
Pariel lub will give a cabaret
party at the Michigan Democratic
club on Warren. The Mayor OF the
City will be guest OF honor. A
Going Away party was given for
Miss Theresa Terrell OF McDou-
gall avenue last week At the home
OF Frederica smith Miss Terrell
has left for Fisk where she will
major in music Those on hand to
bid her adieu we're: Sunny Plum
mer, Leonard Brown. Lucille Rose
mond, kennelh Williams, Margorie
Daniels, Fred Cutlhell. Virginia
Burger. Bertha took. Alice Fields.
Herman White, Bernard Harris.
Lorraine Smith. Alvin Boyd. Ber-
nard Donald, Betty Bland. Theodore
Washington. and Helen Nuttall
Here And There
Betty Jean Henson OF Witter,
Min, formerly Of this ny has no !
moved With her sister Mrs. Virginia
i Rosemond OF Arlington avenue.
Betty will attend Courville school.
Mrs. Gertrude Yates OF Thoebus,
Virginia is house guest Of her sis
ter and hrother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rushing OF 1861 st.
Aubin. Mrs. Lille Mae Baldwin,
popular heautician Of Baltimore,
Md. left lasi week for home after
spending a brief visit here. 49,. Rav.
and Mrs l.. S. Smith Of Eyansvilf,
Indiana were house guests OF MNs
and Mrs. Floyd Sullivan Of l7isS
Arlington avenue recently.
About Town
over AT The studio club Wednes-
day we got a glance al Mildred
Mason. Anne Russell. Jackie Starr,
Bernard and I'd Dohney. Eddie
Harris. Charles Dickson. Valerie
Smith. Lucy Thomas. Kitty Red
mon. Tolula Smyih. J. d. Mason
Thomas Askew. Margorie Stewart
Mildred LINDSAY. Hazel Jacks, Rob
ert Thomas. Charles Roubourg. leo
Harris Marie Aster. Juanita Hin
ton Favors. Levi Rogers, and 9th
fers Delrhinc Hines. lovely west
side doh will give a birthday party
AT her home on Ninewood very
soon IL. IN and Mrs James Gil.
liam recently returned from triT
as guests 81 Df. and Mrs Roberts
formerly OF this city and recently
welded The Young Mems Bust
ness club Mill soon celebrate then
anniversary with dance Mrs
f.. Weaver and Mrs. Chester o.
Knoxville. Tenn. arc house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs G. keene OF Mair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Detroit Couple Weds
In Bowling Green, 0.

Al a quiet ceremony ir Bowling
Green, Ohio. Monday morning.
Sept. %. at 1895 o'clock. Miss
Bessie Builliard Of Detroit. he
came he bride .. calyla Daniels.
also Of this city only relatives ana
close friends were present At the
marriage
The couple will spend their
honeymoon touring In the New
England States. Az present Mr.
and Mrs Daniels are ~ home al
1os East Warren avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Excelsior "12" Club

The meeting OF the Excelsior
Twelve club was held Friday
Sept % al the home OF Mrs. Fri
zella Jones or 5O62 Vancourt ave-
nue.
The chief discussion OF the eve-
ming centered around plans for 4
pre-Halloween party to be given
next month After the general
business was over the hostess
served a very tasty menu.
The next meeting will he held
A. The home Of Mrs. Eddie Parker
COIL Woodrow avenue.
Mrs Lillian Mcdowell Of Birm-
ingham. Ala. arrived early last
week 10 he the house euesi OF her
sister and broiher-ln-law. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Lewis. 2042 Russell
street. She attended the Louis.
Pastor fight
Mrs. Alice Bryant Is club report
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Or and Mrs. Paul Alexander A.
chibald Carey and Mf Jackson. of
Chicago Mr.. and MIS-. Lynn Meteor
hle. MIS- Joe Johnson Mr and Ms.
Fred Jones, Dr and Mrs Dono-
van Ovens, Mr. ard Mfs l.erov
smith MI and Mrs. MaErice Hou--
Ton Mrs William Robinson Mrs.
Wayne Mccullough. ~ Chicago:
ard Mrs Harold Johnson and oih-
fna
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Lost Lady's coin Purse contain
inc Diamond Rings; Cuif Links
decorated in Chinese tgurc>; lila.
mond Collar Button: one pair Dia.
mond Earrings; $1,000 in cash.
september 18Th. between 5:ln and
800 pm. between 65S3 SCOTCH and
the corner Of Milford. LIBERAL
REWARD. Finder can keep cash
by returning iewelry. Contact Mrs.
tcorgina Fields nj G3>3 Scotten,
Tyler 6-1s6>.
Enroll in Lewis BUSINESS college,
f113 ". Warren. Detroit.