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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
Pen Sentence Suspended
During Good Behavior

Judge j. E. lockwood of Kalis-
pell was in this city Tuesday to hold
the regular session of district court.
The probate cases of Walter Varian
and Fred Sanderson were closed.
John B. Chase was granted a tax
deed to certain lands near Troy.
Rose T. Johnson was granted a tax
deed to land on the old Thomas
Richie place south of Libby.
A divorce was granted to Mollie
Obermayer from Rowland Ober-
mayer on charges of desertion. She
was given the custody of a minor
child and he was ordered by the
court to pay SIS per month for the
child's support.
Phillip V. Sustello was granted G
divorce from Esther Matilda Sustel-
10 on desertion charges. The case
was not contested.
William A. Nelson obtained {
judgment against the Liberty Metals
company for $4,000, attorneys fees
and costs.
In the case of State of Montana
against Fred Plummer and Louis
Gray for the burglary of the War.
land beer parlor, the court received
the plea Of guilty and sentenced
each to term of two years in thu
penitentiary at Deer Lodge Tht
sentences were suspended during
good behavior.
Ralph Wickham was granted ;
judgment against James E. Patty o
Troy for the sum of $392.50, cour
cost and attorneys fees.
The next term of court will b.
held September IL and on that dat
nat1ralizations will take place
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
MAY MOBOLIZE GUARD.

With his guardsmen just home
from a 2l-day training period in
Washington, Adjutant General John
w. Mahan said he expected the 4lst
division guard to be mobolized
about the middle of September for
service at Fort Lewis. The mobil-
izatoin, he said, would come under
the law recently passed by congress
giving the president authority tc
call the guard for extended training
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
Returns to Hospital.

Glen Crawford left yesterday to
return to the veterans hospital near
Helena where he recently had his
left leg amputated above the knee.
After a short time at the hospital
he will 60 to Minneapolis where he
will have an artificial limb fitted.
He has recovered from the opera
ton remarkably well and speaks in
high praise of the excellent care
given him at the hospital.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
WEATHER REPORT.

Although the nights of the past
week have averaged almost the
same the days have been both hot
and cold with yesterday the lowest
temperature in this vicinity for some
time.
The forest service weather bureau
gives the following official tenn
peratures..
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
County Commissioners Adopt Budget Thot
Governs Expenditures During l940-4l

This month the adopted the final
budget expenditures during the ending June &c.
l941 Below published information
column expended
the the ending June
estimated will be
the The
proxmae taxable valuation the county $444,367.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29

Kenneth Shelter of Leonia, who
has been working in a blister rust
camp this summer, was a visitor in
this city Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
1919 Bicycle Owners
Have Received Licenses

According to Libby Chief of Po-
lice George Bryant 1919 bicycle own
ers have applied for and received
licenses to operate their vehicles in
this city since the ordinance went
into effect last spring. He stated
that there are still several owners
who have made no effort to get Ii
censes and states roundup will
be begun in the near future.
Chief Bryant reports that Mrs
Fred johnson struck and knocked
down a small boy on Mineral Ave
with her car last week. Mrs. John.
son, showing true regard for the law
reported the accident at once. The
lad was taken to the hospital bu
had received no serious injuries.
r C. Carter has returned tn lib.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
Guernsey is Sold to Bourbon.

S. S. Nichols reports the sale of a
registered Guernsey bull to l.. r.
Bourbon of Broten, Idaho. This
animal is Broadstair Katie's Bonnie
Boy 28933l.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29
Visit in Poison.

Visit In Poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. M R. Karnes mo-
tored to Poison Saturday evening
and visited with her son, Dick and
his wife and family. Dick returned
with them Sunday and went back
to Poison by bus Tuesday morning
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-29

T. c. Carter has returned to Lib
by after spending the summer in
North Dakota.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
THE MAJESTY OF
LONELINESS

In a recent debate, between two
authorities on feminine charm. on
the subject OF whether business
women make more OF their looks
than women OF leisure. the fol-
lowing interesting points were
brough out. &C..
Elsa Maxwell says on behalf OF
the leisure class, that. g. . Business
women can be chic. i. . alert. =. vital
magnetic. and more enter
tanning than any other woman in
the room, g. . but beautiful. No.
real beauty takes more time than
most busy women are willing to
give it,.
1t is impossible to leap from a
desk to a taxi. to a bath. /. .. to a
gown. and be sitting on the sofa
like a siren. when the door bell
rings. ...On the stage what with
footlights, make up and such. go.
you can get away with very quick
changes. but in real life you can
not fool anyone. III you have
rushed. 1T shows in the way you
sit. g.. . talk handle your cigarette
Miss Nancy Hale on the other
side OF the fence. says that. -.
working from nine TIL Ave does no
get you down. =. 1t builds you W
To the hundreds upon thousand!
OF aware, alert girls. =. g. from twenty
to fifty. whose jobs mean to then
more than Just drudgery. bu
new contacts. new ideas. "a life
OF change and stimulation. and &C.
ton. GOING SOMEWHERE 49,.
In the highly competitive world Of
work. "a girl has to keep herself
up. The hair. the nails. the
skin. ... the dress cannot be allowed
to go blah for even a single day. 80.
There is no such thing as saying,
To-day fell like the wrath Of God,
I'll just slop and do nothing about
it,. with job, you get up and
say We'll, today I feel like the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Y.M.C.A. Bridge
Class Draws
Enthusiasts

After explaining lesson four to
the Y.M.C.A. Bridge group last
Thursday evening, D. ]. B. Goggins,
instructor, asked his pupils, Have
/ made the lesson clear TO your All
answered, Eyes, Professor" To this
the doctor stated You are the most
brilliant group that l have ever
taught" Mr.. Cooper. in charge of
this activity at the Y, suggested:
"Since this is class o Brain Trust
ers, we should have test to deter
mine who is the most t'brainy'."
Instructor Goggins agreed, so next
Thursday the Bridge club will have
its first test and these members are
very anxious to show their instruc-
tors how much they know.
Their names are: John D. Johnson,
Arthu N. Hamilton, Wesley Brown,
Zach Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burton, Amos Jackson. Rober:
Pierce, James Roberts, A. W. Bod
die, Albert Jones, Harold Robinson.
Walter Wilson, James Solomon, Mr..
and Mrs A. j.. Galloway, Eugene
Smithers, Robert Bratton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Carroll, James Daniels,
James D. Lee, John E. Gaskill,
George Small. Mr.. and Mrs, John
Littlejohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H.
Cooper and Chalmers Lindsay.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Auroros Score At
SWeetheurts' Boil

Ethelda Lang. Mavis Nelson. Alice
Brasher, Charles Young. Bud Elkins,
Merrie Vie Graham. Cornelia Lewis,
DR.. William Coins, DR.. John Corney.
Nancy Fisher. Jeanne Harper. Del
bert Lee. George lockwood. Lily
Whitsett, Regina Solmon, Eugene
Goodson, Sue Bethel, Robert Bull
loch, Dorothy Davies, Louis Ele-
wellen, Marjorie johnson. Monroe
Coward, Wayne Lagan, Robert
Ford, william Woodruff. Sarah
Cleveland, Bradford Terrell. AL
phonso Henderson, Amos Donald
son, Lois Tabor, Garnet Ice. Mar
jorie Greenidge, Charles Powell Jr,
Preston Powell, Ruth Jennings,
Ester Day, Reuber Mosley. Eliya
Boyer.
William Harmon Jr., Wilba Lacy,
Herman Stallings, Lucille Green,
William J. Benham, James Harold.
Nathaniel Wicks, Hazel Quaker,
James Lawrence. Gertrude Brown
ing. Alex Childs, Walter R, Fisher,
Buford Hagler, Wesley Brown, John
johnson, Grayee Dotson, Clinton
Walls, Louis Leonard, Ralph Cazort,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson, Doro-
thea Harmon. Bob Moseiy. Barbara
lines. Harold Griffin, Mackey Lee,
Ruth Mason, William Sherfford,
Helen Mccall. Nathaniel Carr, Mil
cred Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Miller, Alfred Austin. Fred Allen.
Ruth Ann Wheeler, Wilson Wheel
er, Rhobena Watt George Nicker-
son. Gladys Andrews. Gladys An
derson, Jack Manning, Harriet Pate,
Wayman Rivers, Margery Cook,
Carlyle Johnson. Elizabeth White,
Wendell Turner. Dorothy Austin,
jamie Hesters, Howard Williams,
Edna Hardnett, George Atkinson,
Bill Henderson, Bobbie Brooks,
Clifford Alexander. Laura Alerin.
Spencer Cary, Mary Louise Sing
Teton. Bassett Jones. Ernest Thoms-
son. Jesse Davis. Francis Halleman,
Charlie Henderson, Ecee Richard
son, Mary Simms, Eugene Simms,
General McCaller, George Nicker-
son, Mildred Roland, Compton Ro-
land, Lionel Calhoun, and Miss
! Baber.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
ONO Opera
Guild Plans
Gay Musical

The Detroit Negro Opera Guild
Is presenting a musical extrava-
ganza at Bethel AM.E. church, To-
Gated on Frederick and St. Antoine
streets, on Sunday, February rs.
Beginning at four o'clock, program
running the gamut Of the musical
realm will be unfolded. This in
teresting and enlightening musical
will be free to the public. Among
some Of the stars to be presented
are: Mrs. A. P. Bolden of Swing
Mikado" fame; Mr.. Junius Maxwell,
star Of Aida" and also OF the
Ford Dixie Eight; Mr.. Nolan Of Eva
Jessye group; Mrs. Nell Plante Of
Aida"
The president Of the Negro Opera
Guild, L. c. Blount, says, mo effort
will be spared in making this pro-
gram the finest OF its kind ever
held in the city OF Detroit" The
program is in the capable hands Of
Mrs. Mile Hynson. president Of
the Detroit Musicians Association.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this outstanding musical pro-
gram of the year. 1t is advisable
to come early and assure yourself
OF the best possible advantage in
seating.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Mrs. HAIRLESS
Hostess To
Art Club

The Peerless Art club held Its in
stallation of officers at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Harkless on Hague
avenue. last Thursday. A brief
memorial service to the memory OF
Mrs. Matte Adams, a late member,
was held. Many fine tributes we're
paid to her.
Mrs. Sadie L, Lindsay, the presi-
dent, after making new committee
appointments for 1910, related the
aims and plans of the Detroit In
dustrial Peace Council and also
urged the members to attend the
NA.A.C.P. ball at the Graystone
ballroom on February u.
A new member was added 10 the
Peerless Art Cradle Roll on Feb. /,
in the person Of the seven pound
baby daughter of Mrs. frankie
Dove.
After a very interesting session
the hostess, Mrs. Harkless, invited
the members and the following
guests into the dining room. where
a tasty buffet luncheon was spread:
Mrs. Poole, Mrs. N. Sullivan, James
Harkless, Miss Necia Harkless, Miss
Jacqueline Leake and Clarence
Mason.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. Ann Bowman on Nc
Kay avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Mrs. Hendricks
Is Presiding
Officer

The Derrieotte Homemskers met
with Mrs. William Mace on Binder
street the past week with the presi-
dent Mrs. Leila Mae Hendricks,
presiding. Mesdames Virginia Rose
mond, Ola Clark, and Vivian Booth
gave glowing reports of the annual
meeting held recently at the Lucy
Thurman Branch Y.W.cA.
Mrs. SSusie johnson had charge
Of the program for the evening
which featured talented young peo-
pie Of the neighborhood. The pro-
gram was exceptionally entertaining
and much credit is due Mrs, John
son for presenting such an array OF
talent for the clubs enjoyment
The following program was rend-
cred; piano solo, Rosemary Graham;
vocal solo, Arthur Lee Benamay;
two readings -by- Zelma Smith.
trumpet solo. Helen Garrison. ac-
companied by Leola Garrison;
piano solo. Ruth Watts; grafton,
Frederick Douglass" Lillian
Wheeler vocal solo, Margaret Far-
ner; and piano Duet by Belle and
Ruth Watts.
Mesdames W. johnson, Fleata Ma
this, Edna Parks and the president
represented the Homemakers at the
annual Metropolitan luncheon held
at the International Center Branch
on Grand boulevard, last Friday.
The speaker was Mrs. Evelyn Mills
Duval, executive director of the
Association for Family Living OF
Chicago. Mrs. Duvall spoke from
the subject, "Homemakers OF Today
and Yesterday"
The next meeting of the Derri-
cottes will be Wednesday. Feb. 81,
with Mrs. Aldine Mathis, 1922 Bin
der. Mrs. Eva Campbell has charge
Of the program, which shall cele-
brate Negro History Week.
Forty members and guests were
present. Mesdames NJ. Bellamay
and Garrison were accepted as
members OF the club. Mrs. Ralph
Graham, Mrs. Mamie Tolliver, Mrs
Wallace were some Of the guests
present.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Coferie Club
In 18th Year
Of Existence

The coterie Charity and Social
club observed its twelfth anniver-
sary last week with a review of
the events and activities of the past
years and a renewal of its pledge
to its purpose.
Organized in 1928 the group has
followed a consistent policy OF aid
ing the needy OF the community, not
only through an annual distribution
OF Christmas baskets but a we'll
planned year aroond scheme Of So
cial work.
Among the activities OF the group
most remembered the Coteries
pointed out the "All Ladies' Min
strel Show considered by some
critics one OF the most unique forms
Of entertainment ever staged in the
city.
Included in tho outlook for le4t
the Coteries have outlined on,
major event for presentation esci
month Of the year. This month
highlight vii ltake the form of /
Valentine dance at the Lark Grill
Friday evening. Ethel Potts anC
Callye Lewis are In charge Of ar,
rangements.
Recently elected officers OF the
group are: Bertha White, president
Mabel Stevens, vice president; Eva
Howlette, treasurer; Lucille Long
secretary; Victoria Smith, chaplain;
Marian Burton, Ruth Carreker, Rose
Padrone. Callye Lewis, Rosa Hit
and Ethel Potts are members.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Mrs. IA. Lundy
Club Hostess

Mrs. Modelle Lundy was hostess
TO the Sedate Nine Social club at
her home on Van Court avenue in
its last weekly meeting,
In keeping with the observance
OF Negro History Week, Mrs. Fuller
gave an interesting reading from
The subject The Negro Race" and
Mesdames Brogan and Byrd were
awarded prizes for the best scrap
books on Negro history. Mrs. Sadie
Lindsay has been invited to be the
groups guest speaker this week.
Following the program a tasty
luncheon was served by the hostess
% the following members: Mrs. ].
Brogdon, Mrs. E. Byrd, Mrs. B.
Freeman, Mrs. v. Fuller, Mrs. NJ.
Hsrbie, Mrs. NJ. Lundy, Mrs. S.
Mickle, Mrs. c. Ruff.
Mrs. Mickle OF 1910 Vinewood
avenue will be hostess TO the next
meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

The Auroras, pledge club to the
Alpha Eta chapter Of the Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority presented their
second annual sweetheart ball at
the Detroit Federation Of Women's
club last Saturday night. The audi
forum was beautifully decorated
with red and white color scheme
and was blended perfectly. A love-
ly red heart was in front OF the
stage with the Auroras emblem. the
torch on it and red hearts in pro-
fusion surrounded the auditorium.
The members Of the Auroras were
very noticeable because Of the dain-
ty blue and gold ribbons on their
wrists. A host of young people
danced to the music Of the orches-
IRA. 1t was truly, truly a jolly
affair. In the hostt IS number we
include Mavis Bonnery. Frances
Horfleet, Mildred Johnson, Ruth
Glover, Louise McGruder, Thelma
Martin, Cynthia Downes, Katherine
Hebron, jamie Lehman, Marguerite
Rhodes, Elizabeth We,hams. Alese
Austin, Jean Caldwell. Blanche
Board and Margaret Montgomery.
Those seen having a delightful
time were Milton Downes, Eliza
beth Cutler, John Shell, Hattie
Boman. Cornelius hfiiner.-higue
Moore, Harry Evans, F. Slaughter.
Dibernia Jackson. Elizabeth Malone,
Iollie Grant Neal Loving. Reynolds
Oglesby, Maxwell Miller, Larry
Jonglar, Gladys Lewis, Juanita
Wilson, Henry Warren, Norris L.
Holman, William Jones, Harry
Hutchinson, Phyllis Grant, Margaret
Johnson. Charles Mccall, Helen
George, Raymond Levens, Alonzo
Anderson. Alexander Wright, Wilma
Wellington, Alfred L. Horton, Helen
Buyers, Sammye Cant, Howard
Giby, Mildred Benson, Bill Lewall,
Barbara Moore, j. E. Harston, MIR
and Mrs. Jack Stone.
Alvin Campbell. Helen Bankhead,
George Jones Jr., Lois Reid. Ash
burn Norfleet Delaney Hatcher,
Audred Stone. Elverton Ford, Rose
mary Wallace, Jane Dickens, Miller
son Brown, Bortram Dew. Clifford
Edwards. Mary Kathryn Bell, AL
media Levens, William Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Stephens.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Ever Ready Club

The Ever Ready club entertained
last week at its first party at the
home Of Mrs Lena Coleman Of
Cameron avenue. Guests Of honor
Of the evening were several popular
entertainers including Howard
Bunts Of orchestral fame "the popu-
lar Bubbles, and Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson Butler, mem
bers OF the Modernistic Study club
and the Pleasureman Study club
were other guests
Ever Ready Study club member
ship is composed Of Daisy Homer.
Rosa Ioekard, president; Lena Cole
man. Ella Gooden. Betty Warren,
Priscilla Barrow, Lottie Winder.
Mamie Tate, and Vera Hubert.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Sorors Install
1910 Officers

Sigma Gamma Rios 1910 officers
we're installed last week at the home
OF Soror Rosa Gragg on Ferry ave-
nue..
Newly-elected officers included;
Arcola Phillips, president; Awbra-
zenda Williams, vice PRESIDENT Mar
garet Rowe, recording secretary;
Flossie Williams. corresponding Sec
rotary; Mary E. Raines, treasurer;
Cornell w. Rosemond, historian.
Officers OF the Alpha Eta chapters
are: Mildred Watson, president; Hell
en- Childs, vice president; Elaine
Dudley Stevens, recording secre-
tary; Marian Hester, corresponding
secretary; Verne Richardson, treas
urer; Helen Childs, also dean OF
PLAYERS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Eddie DaWsons Fete
Social Club Members

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. Isle
Bonnie Soir Social club delightfully."-
entertained at a party at the lovely
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Daw-
son. Bridge was the outstanding
feature OF the evenings pasttime
after which dinner was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tichard White. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ign Hughes, Miss Ava Holland, Miss
Catherine Cox. Miss Louise Reeves,
Miss Myrtle Robinson, Messrs. Her
bert Adrine, and Johnny Ward.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Feminine -FoibIes And Fancies

BY GLADYS

wrath OF God. I'd better take five
extra minutes and do something
about it So it won't show.
In the life OF leisure there is usu-
ally just one big event of the week
..., for which a woman builds her
self up. o., for the rest OF the week
1.-The hair slowly uncurls. the
nail varnish wears off 80, the lip
stick is slapped on. Why put 1t
on better?. .. for what? But on
the job there is no letting down..
A LITTLE SOMETHING HOT
1t is called Brandy Cocoa. and
is especially good on cold nights
after the theatre. it is made by
mixing teaspoonfuls OF cocoa. ...
with 3 teaspoonfuls OF sugar....and
rub to a paA,e with a little hot milk
go. then bring scant pint OF rich
milk to a boil add the dissolved SUI
gar and cocoa, -. and let mixture
boil up once using rotary beater
and beating hard-.-add then one
cupful OF cognac brandy. and re-
heat without boiling pour into
cups and tor with little sweetened
whipped cream.
Then there is the gin lemonade
(which is wonderful compensa-
ton for a cold in the head. -. To
brew it....you just boil a cupful
Of water with teaspoonfuls Of SUI
gar....a slice Of tangerine. "a slice
o. lemon. land three whole cloves
80. boil for three minutes. add
the juice Of half lemon. and a
pony OF gin. =. heat to slightly be-
low boiling e. serve.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met at the home Of Mrs,
C. Foote on Brush street last week
al the weekly meeting.
Discussion centered around plans
for an Easter party given for shut
in" children of the Mayberry Sana-
torium, Worthwhile, Mich. Easter
baskets and scrapbooks were sug-
gested as a gift for each child.
The next meeting will be held at
1861 Stanford street. with Mrs.
Aranah as hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
MAKEUP TIPS FOR
YOUR LIPS

Girls who make a point OF study
ing their own features. know that
the mouth. -, , is the most important
for expression. e.. The lips must be
soft go. smooth with full even
contour. There is little beauty in
thin flat outlines. ...or in sallow
colorless lips.
Flat lip contours. :. may be i'm
proved somewhat with exercises.
PICKERING lips in the whistle shape
Twill help, and stretching of the
mouth as one does in yawning ....
stimulates the blood supply.
Thin lips should be shaped with
makeup 81, Make a new mouth out
line. e.. If necessary. by building up
beyond their natural line. ....
II lips are too full. O.. cover the
edge with your foundation and pow
der. Use a brush or pencil to out
line the lip contours. then fill
in with your lipstick....
Cupid bows are no longer ac-
cented -. , Hollywood makeup art
lists. have made the cupids bow
taboo; they find that there is more
character, in the mouth with only
slightly curved lines. some of the
extremes show on an almost square
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

Miss Essie Miner OF Garfield
avenue was hostess last week to the
Twelve Aces Social club. During the
business session the group decided
that the monthly socials OF the or
ganization be held on each fourth
Sunday evening.
A delightful repast was served by
the hostess following which the
group adjourned. Mrs. Jessie Car
ter, president; Mrs. Mary Booker,
secretary; Miss Lucille Wallace,
scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
KIT KAT SOCIAL CLUE

KIT Kat Social club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Thelma Smith last
Saturday evening. All members
were present Business and plans
for a pre-Vslentine party TO be
given at the home Of Mrs. Lesnna
Coates were completed. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Julia
Brown at e042 Brush.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

Many Detroiters mourned the
death OF Huntington Dowdell, 80,
Of Gil Medbury avenue, who died
last week and was buried in Me-
mortal Park cemetery. Mr.. Dowdell
had lived in Detroit for the past
twenty-five years and leaves as sur
vivors, a widow. Richardie, and a
son, Benjamin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

The Wayne CountyVoters District
Association Of West Eight Mile road
will sponsor an entertainment Sat
urday evening, Feb. II, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie White.
1917 West Eight Mile road, near
Kentucky,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

S, by members and friends in the
home of Mrs. Collie Dodd Of East
Warren avenue at social gathering
More than so attended and en-
joyed a delicious repast served by
the hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

A record sugar crop Of 10000 metric
tons was produced in Paraguay las,
year