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Evening star., 1939-09-17
Young Briton's Debut
Made in 'Rebecca'

David o. Selznick has added Philip
Winter to the cast of "Rebecca," 4"
Daphne Du Maurier's famous story
now before the cameras under the
direction of Alfred Hitchcock.
Laurence Oliver and Joan Fon-
taine play the leading roles in Re
becca' with the supporting cast
headed by Judith Anderson. Reg
inald Denny, Nigel Bruce and
Gladys Cooper.
Winter is a young English actor
whom Selznick first saw in the Los
Angeles revival of Outward Bound. "
He was so impressed with Winters
performance that he decided to
sponsor his screen debut.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Escape Fluff and Nonsense
Not on Stages Program,
Trying Times or No
Theater, Unlike the Cinema, Offers
Its Usual Pot.Luck, Including
Plenty of Stern Writing
Bv Jaw Carm0dy.

special movies
pubncs patrons
lest they should not like it.
Promising indigo moods be abandoned in
duration first shock but on
Broadway plow ahead autumn
Versailles Munich had not been
burlesques
The nothing like the degree of fexbly OF the
movies In truth often has sharply
the pursuit
although those events after has
be turn
impressive result of the extra deiberation
other factor the stages determination
world the fact that
afford real point view The movies deal with the masses
highly cerebral businessmen when they conclude that
what their want The smaller
md il regardless the subject be-
What will be during the season which has its formal opening here
if the world were in the midst of no wild distortion
Hecht- Mac Arthur Team Turns
Comedy Not Mr. Anderson
Washington
latter Miss Hayes husband
still. in his TO Quito Back mood Given
play fury place
social political moral scheme of things Mr. Hecht has
changed Macarthur
that toward
but he be cheruy and onc about
it. 1t only his solo undertakings that he becomes wu and less
preposessing a dramatis
Next among the new offerings headed toward the National
Maxwell Anderson three
In the interim that to between Winterset Wing
less Victory Mae Kings the artuae Mr. Anderson has been
lighter things High fantasy counerponted
Anderson his talent
old contemplation essentially significant
things significant things
fuy
malevolent destiny
played Mr. NUM- and the affords him rich opportunity
that the ultimately
And Pember Has
Death and Mr.
Of the
Death President
qualities Lincoln
problem Pmberon hands
reading
illinois, would magnificent
md might be underaement
Continues His Battle
For a
Walter Wange the likely to
dignfed quaere
poyabc Consequently surprise
october Wanger article dealing
the
market Wanger makes eloquent for
producer.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Broadway's Coming Season,
AS 1t Slowly Approaches,
Looks Good From Here
Paul MUM, Helen Hayes, the Lunts
And Two Barrymores Are Seen
On Theater's Horizon
BY Ira WoIfert.

Broadway still Mark time! But that
doesn't gonna finally
they get there.
What's good is COM
ing back to town and Helen Hayes John Ethel
country meaning the eson north % south and U west w m h % Dine
which will be given the opportunity N
for Comedy To Don't it,
And the big writer's there working
George play Russell Grouse and
Howard Lndsayth Anything Goes
history emerge
straw hat circuit to Broadway success
Ii Looks Mr. Anderson
a Something
counting
prospects
mighty feathers There will
the
Key Largo play FIRST
play long most distinguished
the first Broadway Hoywood
celebrated male.
The play itself into rehearsal September pre-
Pittsburgh and
finally prologue Spain
England
Mr. Anderson has written
opening with
Americans fighting Loyais
them who is overcome with helnesness He dad bt IL h m
will die the Loyasts
the government anywaynot Spain So he leaving his five
spends breaking
deaths the families
local political situation.
he fed The local politics something decides
The decision costs MIN his life
The theme death bitement
through Winterset People
be fine indeed
find
The late Sidney Howards interrupted
Wfred Lawson scheduled
time for Broadway
You Wak" the title and little
fantasy set New York
something about the world which
living in it when this went
Theater Guild Off
With a Saroyan Play.
There another pay-the
actor trouble up recently Alexander Woocot hired act in it,
and when ne discovered the authors adaman altering
script Mr. Woolcot became adaman
was because the play rather pungen
the authors band denied Wooey professor
then engaged for the
Monty Woolleycott"
The Theater Guild leading
Your Life by William This something
hobo who plenty
front. Dowing laughter
Bernard Shaw Geneva
1t the
have to fill his with big all whom
paid often and plenty"
Helen Hayes will be along another
Gentlemen the play Hecht
Macarthur The Pacific Coast has
Philadelphia
that Miss Hayes has lines utter which
their hats.
BY the NorthA Alliance Incl
Evening star., 1939-09-17
Novelist Turns to Drama
Pearl Buck Changes Her Mind
And Writes for the Stage
By Mark Barron,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

stroed into vdan byway As minutes from Broadway last
the premiere of her first timely Flight
respondent of the
festival Mibun, N
Evening star., 1939-09-17
At II, Life Begins Anew
Al Shean, That Old Bufoon,
Becomes Sober and Benign

By ne
a AL Shean.
bufoon for who in buresque and
laugh dropped his style for
and benign
laughs Shirley Temples grandfather
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Flower Market Saturday
At Washington Cathedral
First of Kind in City
Many Are Expected to Attend
Benefit of All Hallows Guild
At Picturesque Pilgrim Steps
BY MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.


Against background
magnolia nkng the Pilgrim Steps Cathedral
flower market Of its kind in the presented
from until o'clock the Garden Committee
garden guild of and
picturesque setting Steps market
minded Of the splendid enduring of All alows Guild
the Hill Zion indeed organization
1916, outstanding devoted
its notable
landscapng spiritual
refreshment
Funds Be Used
To Complete Wall.
objective the Pilgrim Steps
with that portion Of which
the Bishops Garden.
Standing Pilgrim Steps and gazing
glory Cathedral majesty
membrance fares flower the garden life that
oveles when planted living garden Bishops
in Washington Cathedral Close token Of affection
loved awhile"
Bishops Garden, halowed
moned by natural beauty not only
OF the most perfect gardens of its kind
memorial features WELL representing the
and other
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Official Diplomatic Notes

activities
during visitors enjoy
spring adding days.
among those
advantage
granddaughter Mrs y Garner and Miss Eleanor Garner will
Thursday the
Washington and making with
smyh before joining the Vice
n apartment in the Washington.
will be the honor breakfast
Flood will entertain
Queen Shenandoah apple
held Thursday in Winchester, Va
will include
the company
Shenandoah Valley
Secretary Of State and Mrs. having
tOontinusd Page d. Column 13
Evening star., 1939-04-23

The Pilgrim Steps of the Cathedral OF St. St.
Paul Mount St. Aban sacred to Episcopaas symbolic
OF the climb OF Christian pilgrims seeking spiritual heights for
,0hich the great Cathedral stands above Here
committee of enthusiastic members of the Committee of
All HaloOs Guild arranging fower market
day to the fund complete sustaining ,ua adjacent
to the steps.
R Bonde Photo by Courtesy Washington Cathedral
Lett consultation youthful louers of Cathedral
Close-e Isabel Recnos daughter of the Guatenalan
lister and Sonora Recnos uh young Bradley
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fontane Bradley Charlotte McNary
daughter of Senator Charles L. cNury The oroup
standing picturesque ,oak of the Bishops Garden
paper tulip OF those hich 1DH "boom" in sand boz
for the delight of the younger generation attending tete
Saturday. '-Harris-E,oing Photo
MRS. CHARLES WARREN and MISS BELL GURNEE
(Rght chairman OF the committee for the MARKET DISCUSSING
arrangements the many coloul erected
the Pilgrim Steps, Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Wedding Revives Memories
OF Other Administrations
Mary Williams, Kin of Presidents,
Bride of DR.. J. L. Devine, Jr.;
Many Other Marriages

Reminiscent OF past administrations the wedding
Miss Mary Virginia Williams great granddaughter of President Benja
min Harrison and descendant President William
and Dr. John Devne
OF the lace the collection
Harrison which noted
mother Harrison the bride
daughter -n-aw OF President Abraham Lincoln
The ceremony picturesque
at Walter Reed Hospital where
graduation from Georgetown University
pastor OF the Church the Immaculate
Weodng OF the brides sister, Miss Sally Williams
Connors performed the Palms.
dragons and gadiouses decorated the
Inc pride was escorted her father,
Miami Beach, formerly OF Norfolk Va She wedding
ner sister, Mrs Connors white
nekne and sleeves edged with
true lovers knots at intervals bodice
tne sleeves were long and tight fitting The
at the He tule of
and exquisite point lace, coming
through her grandmother the Saunders
Continued D.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Women of American Birth
Diplomatic Set Leaders
Four Have Distinguished Selves
By Ably Filling the Position
OF Doyenne in Washington
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

By KATHARINE BROOKS
The position Of doyenne Of the diplomatic
portane capital place Washington
by less than BIRTH period less
than so interesting Ambassadors from Great Britain
Belgium OF the had
American each have been
hoee the chatenes OF the
embassies and legations which today numbers 54
Honorable doyenne not noted for
her of humor AS Miss
Elizabeth Sherman daughter the late Colgate Hoyt OF New York.
childhood Washington but
ladyhood Should the Ambassador
Sir Ronald Lindsay retire from the diplomatic after the visit OF
Elizabeth the
shoulders those de
Esp Argentine Although Am
bassado length of service
His Britannia Maesys Ambassador he is wdowe and has
which would the ranking hostess in the
corps.
similar situation Howard then
(Continued Column g.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

MRS. HERBERT FElS and MRS. L. CORRIN STRONG
Acue in the planning OF the exhibits the sho,vn In
garden here the former ades crab-appe blossoms
ohe the latter takes note of the time from the historic sun
dtdl made from 18th century Gothic capital sumounted bv
old English dal -Stor Stof photo
Evening star., 1939-04-23

Continued on Page D-4, Column ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

The AIacomh County Sunday
School union will convene at New
Hope Baptist church. New Haven.
Mich. Sunday. August 6. Every
body Is welcome. A lIockaday Is
general superintendent.
The Calvary Baptist $. 5. was
opened last sunday at $3.50 a. m.
by the superintendent. Mrs. More
lette. The lesson was interesting
~ discussed.
Al 1880 a. M Rev. W. j Putt
man. pastor OF calvary Baptist
church. preached an excellent
sermon. text. Matt 2S:3O. subject,
AN Extensive Invitation. The
Senior choir rendered music.
The Macomb County Preachers
union held their meeting At Tur-
ner Chapel C.. NJ. F.. church. sun
dav REV. w. J. Pittman. Of CAL
vary church. preached. SUI &c T..
"A Praying Church" The Senior
choir sang.
We deeply regret that the home
Of Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Dorsey
was burned To the ground last Fri
dav night. while they were visiting
in Detroit Mr.. ana Mrs. Walker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
PORT HURON
ny CLIFFORD JOHNSON

sunday School at Mt Olive Bap-
list church was well attended De-
yotion was conducted by Deacon
Moody. with a solo selection by
Mrs Rosie Thomson The scrip
ture lesson was read from tho
lwenty-sixih chapter OF Matthew
The Rev. Mr. Taylor preached
from the subject. Let Me BY"
taken from the 18th verse OF The
above numbered chapter The
women had program. with Mrs
Dicks giving a fine talk. A duet
Was sung by Mrs Ross and her
daughter At 7:30 y. m. the pas
Tor preached from the first chap
ter OF st. Tohn. subject. Knocking
Holes In The Dark 4 solo was
sung by Mrs Charles Swint. Two
members were added to the church
membership, The offering for the
dav was S25S4
Mrs. Katie Lee Banks and son.
l.onnie. OF Albion. and Mrs Carrie
Glen. and her two children. jamie
Lee and Marie. OF Atlanta. are
visiting Mrs. Phil Davis. who is
ILL., Mrs. Davis lives on Cleveland
avenue.
The Wefew club met with Mrs.
Kathleen Finley. Thursday after
noon. BUSINESS transacted as
usual. and then The - members
had picnic on the Lake Huron
shores. Games and dancing were
the features OF the evening Later.
dinner was served around the camp
fire. Mrs. Washington will be
hostess to the Wefew club Thurs
day.
Miss Ollie Jean Evans. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ. Evans,
and William Searle. son Of Mrs.
Callahan were married at two
O'Clock sunday afternoon The
ceremony was performed by The
Rev. j. n Henderson in the beau
tifullv decorated flower garden Of
the home ~ the brides parents.
and was one OF the prettiest ever
held in This community. Miss
Gladys Mckinney. Detroit. was
maid OF honor. and the brides
maids were Miss Wvnelta Butler.
Miss Bertha Jackson. Miss Matilda
Meyer. all OF Detroit Iethro Nc
Cutler was best man The mshfrs
were Messrs. Freeman Johnson,
Detroit: James McGnllier, James
Hogan. Joel Thomas. Mandel Ash
ford. Herbert Alexander. and tlar-
ence llayslett. Others there were
Mrs. Ruby Wagner, Homer Slaton.
Detroit: Miss Isabel Callahan.
Virginia Callahan. and Francis ST.
mons. A reception followed inn
mediatelv after the performing OF
the nuptial rites.
Mr. aud Mrs Searles received
many gifts. Friends OF The Evans
and callahan families were in at
tendance from all over the state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
W HIT TAKER

The Lincoln School Community
services have been we'll attend
cd each Sunday evening. The Rev.
A. Knowles was chairman last
Sunday.
The sick Of this community are
improved. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill.
Miss Henrietta Bryant and Harold
Smith. Detroit. called on Mrs Rosa
Bryant who has been H. Mrs Alice
Bryant spent two days LAT week
with her mother. Mrs John John
son. who is seriously Ill in Ann
Arbor. June Bryant remained a
few days longer Fern Carter spent
one day with Mrs Dorsey Cook who
has been Ill., Mrs. Jessie Smith
spent Friday with her twin sister.
Mrs. Robert Collins. who was i'll
In Ypsilanii.
The children. officers and teach
ers Of Campbell Chapel Sunday
School iourneyed 10 Huron River
Park last Saturday for their an
nual picnic. The very pleasant day
the bountiful dinner and ice cream.
ann inc ASSOCIATION ot the PSI
lanti Second Barsist SUNDAY
School. also picnicing gave 10 all
very happy outing. Baseball was
also enjoyed
Mrs. Carrie Carter and her
daughter. Fern. and Grace Led
ford. attended the annual picnic at
Tashmoo Park. given nv Second
Baptist Sunday school last Mon
day. Grace remained in Detroit;
visiting her aunls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Solomon
and Mrs. Blanche Thompson. left
Saturday evening on their vaca-
lion. They were Joined in Detroit
by Mrs. Laura Thompson and her
two daughters. Mrs. Beatrice
Sheridan and Mrs Bernice billiard.
The party was later Joined by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. Mrs.
Elbe Arts and Mrs. Marion VIII
son. of Elkhart. Ind. and the par-
~ continued on 10 idlewlld. Mich,
where they will spend a week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
NEWS

the sunday School at $50 a. m.
Miss Poindexter. teacher and mem
bers OF the Primary class. togeth-
81 with The assistant superinten-
dent visited with the Zion Sunday
school.
4 number OF college young men
and women participated in the
discussion IS the BYPl' topic
Good times in the home"
On The sick list are Mrs. Callie
Newbun and Mrs EInora Malone
who are In the hospital
w. r.. Powell was I'm The hospital
for a minor operation but Is get
ting on nicely
Bethel Church
The Rev. walter Crider. pastor
OF Allen Temple AME church. De-
troit. delivered a spiritual message
10 capacity audience Sunday
morning at Bethel church The
choir was very splendid In its rem
difion OF special music.
At the evening service the Allen
Temple Senior choir and Mems
Gospel chorus rendered the gospel
in song. A large number Of Detroit
visitors worshipped at Bethel
throughout The day.
The cooperative civic league met
at Bethel in the afternoon. Ruban
Daniels spoke on The mind Of
youth" Sanders Middleton gave
an accordian solo. T. r. West
brook Is president.
The Daily Vacation Bible school
held lis closing exercises last
Thursday and Friday at the church.
Special art work. handicraft. Bible
study. needle work made up the
program. Mrs Christine Coins was
superintendent OF the school.
A large group OF young people
attended the A. C.. T.. league TO take
part In the discussion OF Good
times In the homes" The league
IL progressing very nicely under
the presidency OF Mrs Emma
Thorne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
ION Baptist Church

FUm DuUttrt
The sunday School was opened
at 3 a. m. by the superintendent,
j. Worthy with large attendance
including visitors from the Mt.
olive Sunday School.
The II a. m. and 730 D. m. SER
vices were conducted by he Rev
T.. r. Beatty All attending report
ed nice services.
Mrs Ida Pope. state president
OF The Women's division of the
Michigan State Baptist association
will address the Missionary socie-
~. Sunday. July 80 at ; D. m
Those on the sick list are Ms.
Mary Curry. ST Mary's hospital.
and Mrs. l.. Williams.
VT. Olive Baptist
The Rev w. NJ. Barber con-
Quoted services al Mt Olive church
SUNDAY. July % in the absence OF
the pastor. the Rev. w. G. Wilson.
who is attending The Baptist World
alliance in Atlanta. Georgia The
New Testiment and the Modern
istic Church was the subject Of
the sermon. There was a favorable
attendance in spite OF several Of
The members being out Of the city.
1T is time the Christian church
must take its place IN this chane-
ing world" sad the speaker dur
ing The course Of his message
The Missionary ladies held a
meeting at 2 p. m. At D m 2
state u. Y. p. L. mass meeting
was held under the direction ~
Mr. Grey of Zion Baptist church.
and Mrs. l.. y. Brisco OF Mt olive
The BYPU session at y. M. COM
pleted q full afternoon.
The Rev Mr.. Barber discussed
False and True Confession ~
Christ" text Matt. 7:21-2i AZ the
evening worship. Some real good
information was CLEANED from The
sermon.
There was tho usual number A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
:. InkSter JottingS ;:
BY MRS. WILLIE MARY BISIoN

The Imperial Art Literary club
was entertained at the last meet
ing by Mrs. Beatrice Cartwright.
on Isabelle street. After the bust
ness hour, the hostess served de-
licious luncheon.
The Sunday School OF Smith
chapel. superintended by Alexan-
der Simmons. held their annual
outing at Elizabeth park. Saturday.
All present enjoyed a delightful
day.
The Rev. Mrs. Crews has Just
closed a successful revival serv-
ice al Smith Chapel. She ably
pictured The three major tempta-
tons OF Jesus. at IL a. IN. service
Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs Sidney s. CODY en-
teriained at birthday party. Sat-
urday. July %. honoring their
daughter. Leanna Myre. Guests
present from Detroit were: Messrs
James Hans. Otto Johnson, Samuel
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Snowden. Mrs. A. Hans. and Miss
Ida Warren. Inkster guests in
cluded J. Brisbane, Otis Pace. Will
liam Pearce and Watson Young.
Misses Florence Bell Finley and
Clamah Clark. OF Ypsilanti. Al
the party. Mrs. CODY announced
The engagement OF her daughter,
I.eanna. to James Hans. OF Detroit.
Miss Myre Is junior at Michigan
State Normal college. As honoree,
she received many lovely gifts. The
hostess. Mrs. CODY. served delicious
refreshments.
Father Furlong. OF Wayne. visit
ed the Catholic homes OF Inkster.
recently. He came 10 assist Mrs.
Evelyn McNair. Catholic field
worker With Mrs. McNalr. Mrs.
Rose Grey and Mrs. Coleman, the
Catholic class visited Wayne Sat-
nrday morning. Five were select
ed for baptism. Sunday morning.
The class will continue in Sep
tember.
MIR. and Mrs. william McNair
had as their house guests their
father. Abraham McNair. and sis
ter. Miss Inez McNair. OF BIrming-
ham. Ala The visitors left Mon
dav for New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Glover and
Mrs V. Crockett left Saturday eve
ming. on motor trip 10 Clarksdale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
ALBION news

Katie Mae Billingsley, OF Oma-
ha. Neb.. gave recital Monday
night at Bethel Baptist church. The
program consisted Of the follow
INK numbers.
Inquietudc. Ave Maria IN a
Giants Garden. Fluttcring Leaves.
Dance. Sanatime. school March
duette. Short dance. Sanatlme, Ala
hama Cabin. Ballet Miniature. Clog
Dance. Banjo Picker. The Butter
fly-the storm on the last OF the
program.
Mrs. Melissa Hart had an emer-
gency operation Tuesday night at
Sheldon Memorial hospital.
Alfred Burch has returned home
after spending several months In
New York City.
The Loving Five closed a very
successful program Friday night
a. Bethel Baptist church. Also To-
cal quariette gave selections. The
singing was enjoyed by all.
Messrs. Edward Barnes. james
Davis. Jr. and Taylor Campbell.
Detroit. we're visitors in Albion
Sunday
The frst interracial church SER
vice ever 10 he held In Albion was
held Sunday morning at the
First Methodist church. Mary
Wall. Jackson. noted singer. direct
ed The choir aud sang few solo
numbers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Conant Gardens

The slork was very busy in Co
nant Gardens last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Reece Kinks. ~ Gallagher
avenue. are the happy parents Of
an S-pound baby hoy. Mother and
child are doing fine. ON the same
day. July rs. fine baby hoy ar
rived at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. NJ. Mosley. OF Revere street. On
July ~. an infant son was horn TO
Mrs. Alma Curly. OF Stockton
street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Dorns. OF
Nevada avenue. have as their guest
this week Mrs. Henry white ahd
son. Of Chicago. ILL.,
Miss Margaret Chapman. OF Gin
cinnati. Ohio. is visiting her uncle
Robert Chapman, on Revere street
Albert Goodman. who is in The
.C.C.C. camp. was home on visit
last week. as guest OF his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman, on Revere
street.
l.. ". Waters. OF Klinger street.
lett last week Tor Newark. y. j.,
where he will visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Waters. Of
that city He will also visit the
Worlds Fair in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garrison. OF
Gallagher avenue. gave joint
birthday party last Saturday eve
ming. IN honor OF their two daugh-
lers. I.eOla and Helen. llelens
birthday occurred on July 10. and
leola's. Saturday. %. Many gifts
were received by the two honorees
and all present had an enjoyable
time Among those IN attendance
were: Joyce and Harold Chapman,
Ernestlne and Lillian Kemp. Mad
lene and Gloria Coleman Ruth and
Bell Watts. Bernice and Louise
Eccles. James Hoard. Homer Smith.
Henry Knox. Elaine MCGOWAN.
Henry and Hazel waddles, Edward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

Miss. where they were called 10
attend the funeral services OF their
brother, william Glover. Your re-
porter regrets deeply that she
could not join them. in visiting
her former home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pace and
children were week end guests OF
the William Fords. on Hickory
street.
Evangelist Francis Fitzpatrick
OF Detroit. was here to assist
Evangelist Crews. in closing her
revival services last Friday night.
Quite number OF visitors from
Smile road were also present.
Mrs. =. Prudy Vance, OF Chicago,
H.. is spending the sum m =
months with her sister. Mrs. Ossie
Rodgers. OF Irene street
The Housewives Saving club met
with Mrs. Sallie Glover. on Isabelle
street. at D. m. After the bust
ness period. the hostess served a
delicious luncheon.
Mrs Geneva Fuller is the house
guest OF MIR. and Mrs r. Glaze
323S Ash street. Mrs. Fuller halls
from Anderson. s. {.
A group OF friends gathered with
Mrs. Bessie Burden Wednesday al
Il D M. at her coy home. 10 cele.
hrare the sixiy-ffth birthday OF
her husband. Isaac w. Burden. The
table was beautifully decorated In
white and pink. The birthday cake
was made by Mrs. s. Mckay. Some
or those present were: Henry Er.
qnhardt. Miss Dorothy Lampkin
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J Thompson. vii.
liam Danley. Mrs Green. Mo.
thef Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Walker, Mrs. H. Badger. Mrs. Bea-
trice Clark, Mrs. W NJ Binion
Miss Ezella Mckay and others. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Last Thursday. members OF tbs
Jolly Strollers club met at tht
home OF their president. Mrs. vi
Wan Humphrey. Those present
were: Mesdames r. Bergins. Es
telle Stacey. Rose Stewart. Rub,
Paul. Ella Mae White After th'
business session. delicious refresh
menfs were served
The Robert Iarvors are th'
proud parents OF baby girl, June
! Ernestine