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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
Joe CrOSSOR
Stresses Need
OfPAA Route

WASHINGTON, March 1 The
proposed air line connecting Alaska
with Seattle was described BY Joe
Crosson, pioneer Alaska aviator and
manager of Pacific Alaska Always.
at the Civil Aeronautics Authority
hearing here today, as an essential
link in the Territory's transpOrta-
ton system to help broaden develop
ment and encourage more people to
make their homes in Alaska. He
said men in the Territory with fly
ing experience were fully competent
for the job.
The CAA concluded its hearings
after receiving additional technical
testimony concerning the proposed
operations.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
FRENCH REPORT
LOSS OF 2 SHIPS;
10 LIVES LOST

PARIS, March l = The govern
ment disclosed today that it had lost
two cargo boats in mid February,
one of $500 tons being torpedoed
with the loss of Is lives. One of
$500 tons hit a mine and four lives
were lost.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01

Major Edwards is widely known
throughout Alaska due to his fire.
quent trips north in connection with
the operation Of the Signal Corps
stations in Alaska. Extensive i'm
proYements and developments in the
service have resulted during the
years in which he has been identi-
fled with the Alaska branch of the
Corps.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
WRANGELL TIDES

x x X x 4 X x X x !
Saturday, March 2
Low Tide 2:O6 a. m, 40 feet.
High Tide S:16 a. M, al feet.
Low Tide 800 p. m, 81 feet.
High Tide 9:44 p. M, 1910 feet.
Sunday, March 8
Low Tide 3:S1 a. M, SO feet.
High Tide 9:35 a. M, 1879 feet.
Low Tide 4:92 p. m, IT feet.
High Tide 1854 p. m, 1876 feet.
Monday, March 4
Low Tide All a. m, As feet.
High Tide 1O:43 a. m.,14.3 feet.
Low Tide 5:27 p. M, IL feet.
High Tide 11:46 p. m, 1876 feet.
Tuesday, March 5
Low Tide 5;S5 a. M, S.6 feet.
High Tide 1913 a. m, 149 feet.
Low Tide 6:1O p. m, O.5 feet.
Wednesday, March 6
High Tide 1927 a. m, IA feet.
Low Tide 6:19 a. m, 81 feet.
High Tide 1922 p. M, 1875 feet.
Low Tide Gas p. M, OIL feet.
Thursday, March 2
High Tide 1:02 a. m, 1872 feet.
Low Tide 6:56 a. M, 1.9 feet.
High Tide loo p. m, 1879 feet.
Low Tide 7:16 p. M, -O.2 feet.
Friday, March 8
High Tide 1892 a. m, 1877 feet.
Low Tide 1880 a. m, IL feet.
High Tide 1854 p. M. 1e.1 feet.
lew Tide 7s4& p. ma -03 fsst..
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01

Pan-Ameriean Always, of which
Pacific Alaska Always is a subsi-
diary, has applied to the CAA for
certificate to operate on the Seattle
Alaska route. Tests already have
been made with amphibians but
when adequate air fields are estab-
lished it is planned to use wheel
planes on the route If the certifi-
cate is granted Pan-American has
indicated the flight service will De
started this spring, probably using
amphibians for the present.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
MAJOR EDWARDS
TRANSFERRED TO
EASTERN STATION

WASHINGTON, March 1 Major
Paul Edwards of the Z. S. Signal
Corps in Seattle has been transfer
red to Mitchell Field, New York.
Major George L. Townsend, now
with the Signal Corps in Seattle,
will succeed Major Edwards at the
Seattle station.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
ANCIENT BOTTLE UNEARTHED
IN RUSSIAN GRAVE

WPA crews digging on the Emma
Lars property, better known as
the old Shakes property, found a
Ponds Extract bottle dated 1916 in
Russian grave. The bottle is on
display at Lowell's Barber Shop. The
WPA is using the dirt from the
Lars property to make a fill in the
school yard.
The Taku is due to arrive in
Wrangell from Seattle tonight at
10:45 p. m.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-03-01
Reds Throw 100000
Fresh Troops Against
Finnish Defenders

HELSINKl, March / - I'M
usually heavy air activity Is re-
ported in the daily communique
issued by the Finnish high COM
mand today.
Several hundred enemy
planes are reported to have
flown over the area and there
were numerous fierce air bat.
ties, the eommunique said.
Our own air force bombed GER
tain air bases, traffic functions
and enemy trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

For any sowsd-up stoppsd-up drain-use Drano It's
quick sanitary For Drano exclusive formula puts the
heat on right down at the stoppage churnng boiling
action that melts and loosens greasy muck that
easily Pushes To keep the kitchen drain clear try
easpoonul of Drano every night after the dishes Drano
won't harm pipes-no Objectionable fumes Never Use
grocery. drug hardware c.., ~. r r,r.,,co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

feel it. Made Of pure
surgical cotton, it
comes to you n.y.
CHEMICALLY sealed. BY
4 patented method,
your hands do not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22
D0N1 M4M.
Mo"""I
| uszx6 MMex

TAMPAX is here-fodayt Some day
i you'll try it anyway; why not get
used to the idea nou7 Women who are
socially alert don't hang back from new
things. Over 10000, 900 Tampax have
been already sold. Think of that.
Perfected by a doctor, Tampax is
uo,n internally, thus solving many prob
lens of monthly sanitary protection. 1t
does away with ohahng, wrinkling and
showing" OF course Tampax is in
visible, and the wearer does not even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22

touch the Tampax! 1t is dainty beyond
comparison.
TamPax lets you dance without care
and travel with a light heart 1t cannot
come apart and is easily disposed Of
No belts, pins or odor Now sold in
three sizes: Regular, Super and Junior.
At drug stores and notion counters
introductory box, zoe Economy pack
age of 40 gives you a real bargain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-18
HON'T SELL OUT

WHEN YOUR side is vulner-
aole and you find the opponents
bidding against YOU. there is a
nice question Of whether to &C
cept the double opportunity they
offer or go ahead and BID your
own cards. 1t gets down to mat
Ter of estimating how many points
are available to you from beating
them and how many you are like
II to get from playing the hand
yourself. Usually. when they are
not vulnerable. you have to chas-
tise them pretty severely to score
more than your own vulnerable
contract could produce. If your
side is really very strong.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-18

DlStSlbu.ed By King Features Syndieoto, T.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-18

Waterways Answer
contest
80 Female sheep
~ ElrNanent
- Thin silk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-18
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Barclay On Bridge

North did exactly right in pass
ing that-a forcing pasS-to see if
South wanted to double IL AS it
developed. South did. but he was
sorry he did.
At first South eXuded gle2 for
setting West emphat!cally by TAX
ing nine tricks. giving North and
South score Of 700 points. more
than a vulnerable game figured to
be worth in his estimation. But
North proved the killioy by point
ing out that the side could have
made 7-No Trumps. worth more
than 1000 points. Even a small
slam would have been worth about
twice what the side got
South could have changed tao
tics at either of two stages, in
view of his strength. Instead of
redoubling over East's double of
Diamonds. he could have bid
3-Spades. Or later. after North
had passed 2-Hearts. he could
have bid 3-Spades. In either event.
the side should then have gone on
tC at least small slam.
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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-20

Marine Corps officers and men
may purchase them upon presenta-
ton of an official furlough fare
certificate, which can be obtained
from commanding officers at all
military establishments.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-20
r. r. FARES REDUCED FOR
ALL SERVICE MEN

AS a fitting salute to the uniform
ed personnel of the Army, Navy, and
Marine Corps, the American Rail-
roads has established special re-
duced round-trip fares for their
holiday travel. J. J. Pelley. Presi-
dent. Association of American
Railroads, announced.
The special fares will be one cent
per mile in coaches between all
points in the United States, and
will be available to any member of
the nations military forces travel
ing in uniform on furlough and at
their own expense.
The tickets will be on sale to
January IA and will carry return
limit of fifteen days from the
date of sale. Army, Navy. and the
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-20
FREIGHT INCREASE

Loading of revenue freight for
the week ended, November %, to-
tailed 733,4SS, the Associated Amer
lean Railroads reports. This was
an increase of 60,375 cars or nine
per cent above the corresponding
week in 1889 and 1880 or 30.6
per cent over the same week in
1889.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-20

In the state of Idaho on old or
dinance declares it illegal to buy
a chicken after dark without per-
nit from the sheriff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

playwright OF note and has ar-
peared in number OF outstanding
productions.
Inclrdcd IN the relatives and
friends at the wedding were. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Morton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcknight. Mrs. I.avina
Bright. Mrs Harvey c. Jack on.
Mr and Mrs. w. p!ckcns. MIS-.
Richard Bright Atty. and Mrs Will
is Graves. Mr.. and Mrs Horn IN
Roscoe Dr. and Mrs. G. ". Clark,
Mrs. a. IA Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Russell, Mrs. George Bundv. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur ]. Thomalsen.
Miss Elizabeth Malone. Miss Zclma
Zykes. MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Waundless. Miss Ruth webb. sam
Curdiff Mrs. W X. Veinell OF Don
YER Colorado: Mr. and Mrs Bur-
rell Carter Miss Catherine Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Owens. Miss
Nathaline Luffboroueh. Mrs. V a,
Bristol Mr.. John Dunlap. Mr. nd
Mrs. James Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Miner White. Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Fullum, Victoria Mccall. Josephine
Gaines. Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs Jedy Pullam. Mrs. 1crcne
Macklin, Eddie Tolan and Mr..
White
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
PHsburqher
LaplShly
Entertained

Las, TUESDAY evening Mrs r.
Louise Henderson entertained
group OF friends in honor o. Mrs
Daisy Lampkin. Geld secretary 81
the NAACP at her home on East
Warren avenue
Games Of bridge, chinese check
ers and a delicious buffet lunch
made the evening very pleasant
one.
Mrs Lampkin was presented
travelling hag as a token OF sppre-
citation from some Of her Detroit
friends
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ". c.
Woodson Mr and Mrs. Charles II.
Carter; pr and Mre J. D. Wilson:
Mr. and Mrs William Summers.
Mr. and Mrs G. W Gaines. Mr.. and
Mrs Everett / Watson. Mr.. end
Mrs Harry Walden. Or. and Mrs.
W A Thompson Mrs. Kate French,
Dr Eugene Canady. Mrs Havannah
Butler. Dr W r. Love. Rev. Hor-
ace A. white. Dr J. W Collins. l..
G Blount. and the guest OF honor.
Mrs lampkin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Bridal Robes
The charming bride was given
In marriage by her uncle, Alexaud-
or Morris. She was met at the al
tar by the groom and his best man.
Her gown was OF soft white lawn.
ankle length and fashioned with
double rows of lace ruching ex-
tending from the sweetheart neck
line the length OF the full skirt Her
Illusion veil fell to shoulder length
from bunch OF orange blossoms
atop her head. She carried a bri,al
bouquet OF white roses showered
with valley lilies and orange blos-
SONS and tied with wide satin RIB
bon. Her only ornament was an
antique cross that belonged TO Ler
grandfather, the late Rev J. ] y.
Thompson.
Bridal Attendants
Mrs. Hayden had asked Miss
Edith Arlington to be her maid Of
honor. Miss Arlington was gowned
in pale pink chiffon lavishly trim
med with lace. Her hat was model
cd OF blue horse hair braid and she
carried bouquet OF pastel flowers
tied with blue satin ribbons.
Mrs Morris wore for her niecc's
wedding pure dye print silk
over which was worn n blue rcd
ingotc. Her corsage was OF garde-
Mas. Mrs. Kate Moore mother OF
the groom. wore grey with cor
sage of gardcnias. Following the
ceremony the wedding breakfast
was given at the home OF the brides
aunt Mrs. Alexander Morris OF
1929 Haglett avenue.
Mrs Hayden is a masterful con-
cert pianist having studied under
we'll known teachers here and IN
California. She Is student OF me
Julliard School Of Music in New
York where she will continue her
studies this summer TO be Joined
by Mr.. Hayden later.
Mr.. Hayden IL an actor. poet and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

As Miss hutn rem SOUNDED the
first deep notes of the organ, two
dainty little heralds. Suzette Tal-
bot and Mary Ann Maynard. open
cd the trellis gates 10 welcome the
wedding party. They wore Kate
Greonaway frocks Of peach and blue
net and smart little bonnets Of net
To their shepherdcss crooks was
tied an arrangement OF peonies and
orange bios sons.
The first 10 enter were the brides
maids. Misses Vivian Talbot. sister
Of the bride and Claudia Green.
They wore dresses OF net made with
double tered skirts caught 10 soft
~ nodded hodices and designed
with heart-rhapcd ruffled pockets
from the center of which fell long
velvet ribbons. Their hats were
tiny rufflcd net disks trimmed in
posios and velvet ribbons. They
carried nose-gays OF pink dolphin
ium and bachelor buttons tied with
peach and blue satin.
Preceding the bride was little
Dora Ellen Hall flower girl and
niece o' the bride Her Kate Green
away frock was OF blue net. worn
with blue honnet Master Henry
Talbot III. carried the ring on a
heart shaped white satin pillow
Lovely Bride
The bride entered on.the arm oi
her father and was met az the al.
tar by The groom and his attend
ant Duke Cromwell She was a
vision OF lovclines in hcr bridal
robes Of oyster white net over
rnstling white taffeta The hodicc
was made with square neckline and
draped sleeves. The skirt. made oi
layers and LAYERS Of net fell "a
graceful floor length Her five yard
long veil fell from Juliet cap oi
net trimmed with real orange
blossoms. A diamond necklace be
longing To her grandmother ant
worn by each 81 the family brides
was her only ornament She car.
ricd her mothers wedding hand
kerchief Of sheerest linen made n
Puerto Rirn. Her colonial bouquet
was cf nele white camcllias.
Mrs. Talbot wore for her daugh
ter's wedding n fitted gown q
dusty rose linen lace huilt owe,
taffeta Mrs. Rohcn. mother OF thu
groom was in blue lace Their flow.
crs we've Belwont gardonlae.
Luncheon Follows
Following the ceremony Mr. ant
Mrs. Talbot entertained the we'd
ding party AZ seated luncheon
The table In tho Talbot home was
symphony ~ CLEANING crys'a
and silver In the center was thu
three tered cake beautifully en-
hosscd with bridal effects am
nanked on either side nv lighted
white tapers with silver traccrN
in crystal candelabra Low crysta
bowls Of white reonics and del
phinium were AT either end
When the cake was cut Miss
Jane Talbot Of Seattle rot tho ring
Il was she who caught the brides
bouquet Miss vivian Talbot Gu
the button. Miss Claudia Green thu
dime and Miss Constance Wood tn
thimhlc
Assisting were Mrs. Maynard
Mrs Ida Ross. Mrs. Emma Goods
nv. Mrs. Bessie Morton Later II
the evening a reception was hel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

one Of the most beautiful teas
~ uie season was given by the
rulpil Aid Guild Of st. Stephens
"'ureh al The home OF the presi-
cen, Mrs. Walter Williams in 931
"sIileld on June ninth.
lalFiotlc spirit combined with APP
mup'iA'e flowers TO make the red,
sn'p and blue color scheme. The
s,ns" ' flag was prominently
u,,sp'ayed and the flag proclama-
w. ~ read by Sadie p. Freeman re-
.nasd The group that this war flag
800 800 Master Lewis McKensie. the
, er.it Oh "Childrens Day gave the
.a.oestlon. Spirituals were sung by
nelsno orhood group. Participants
r,s n, Mrs. Winifred Page. Mrs.
-ula Davis, Mrs. Lucille Gulliford,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Erna Morris Charming
Bride Of Robert Hayden

Beautiful in its simplicity the marriage services
read Miss Erma Morris and Robert f. Hayden Sat
urday June Is in the chapel of st Cyprans church The
chapel was banked with stately palms inerspersed with
baskets of white peones and snapdragons. Tall cathedral
candles burned in seven-branched candeabra. Father
Malcolm Dade performed the impressive rites James
Beasco cousin of the bride bearer led the altar
bows in procession
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
A CANADIAN TEA SUNDAY

Fhr Choir OF the ~. John Pres
Byterlnn church Il sponsoring a
T'anndlan Tea" on Sunday. June
<25rd. from Z 20 O p. m. In the chap
n Of the church. The entire pro-
gram Will be by talent from Cana
da. Admission Il free. Members OF
the choir are acting ~ hOstesses
and are vylng with each other 10
make their table the most attrac.
tive. The public + Invited 10 come
and enjoy n good program while
slipping tea and nIbbIlng a cookie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Red, White, Blue E6ectloe
Color Scheme TOR Tea

Mrs John Screen. Mrs. Sadie john
son and Miss Anna Belle Hill
Attending were Mesdames sauT
Nurdock. IT, Harris. Pauline MIL
or. Eugene Brayhoy. l.. a. Butter
Anna Mimms. Elizabeth Cox. Rosa
chambers. John Glenn. John Park
er. Mamie Fugitt. Eta Iay,or' "a
RE willis. Olive Elder X. -. New
som. Lucy Ruffin. Evelyn Denn,s'
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Slrohg' ~
and Mrs. William Williams MI,
and Mrs. p. Philodeaux. Mr.. ana
Mrs l.. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs; New
comb. Miss Rosa Barrett Amons
the out OF towr guests we're IT
u ID watkins. Miss Helen Wrignt
Mrs Emma Adams. Ann Aroor ana
samuel Moore. Baldwin, Micn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Jones-Talbot Nuptials
OF Interest To Society

When charming Miss Dora Talbot became the bride
of David Jones Saturday. St Stephens church lent itself
to beautiful setting of palms ferns. and tall baskets of
white peonies stock and delphinium. The impressive
rites read by the Reverend Howell and the Reverend
Brady. Prior to the ceremony program Of nuptal
music rendered by Miss Doris Boden, Miss Andrews
who sang 90 Promise Me- and Alexander Washington,
singh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

for the couple and their countless
friends.
Odt-of-town eucsts included Mr.
and Mrs. Scurry OF Nenia. Ohio;
Prof and Mrs. Wagner Of Tuske-
gee. aunts and uncles OF The bride:
Miss Jane Talbot Of Seattle and
Mrs. Ellen Frances Hall OF Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

January
Les Soeurs entertained host of
their friends at a gay outdoors
party on the lawn OF the clno's adj
visor, Mi-s Lille Belle M,lcr The
menu consisted OF barbecue and
evcrs thing that goes with II Some
Of the guests who danced and PLAY
cd games until the wee hours OF
Tho morning wefo Dorothy Quar-
kcr. Nathaniel WickS. Hazel Qaar-
ker. Vivian Gillian. Roy winston
Gtrtic Browning. Doris Williams
jimmie Douglass. Juanita Gillun.
Jimmy Lawrence. Earl Redmond
Helen Chllds. Edward Mylcr l.vea
Porter William "Chink Ice Char
line Haircv John CARLYLE. Walter
Walker. Tom Titus Air. Matte
Jones Elsie Gillian UrGl Mvler.
Mr. and MIS- George My,er, not 10
mention ihe tons Of others.
CONGRATULATIONS
Writer and readers ~ his col
umn wish in ccneraiulaio tho new
lywcds and wish them lots ~ IN, x
and happiness Nh and Mrs De-
Lanoy Hatcher Mr. and Mrs F,y-
orcii l3nl err VI and Mrs Frod
Cody NJ ana Mrs Roy Adams.
Mr. ana Mrs Richard Hurley
CHARM
To draw other. out 90 please oth-
ors and not only 20 please them
with vOrrsrlf hut 10 M ke Them,
pleased with themselves. that Is
one o. Tho secrets OF charm i
charming person Is an OUTGOING
person. not ono who II indrawn
posing or performing for effert
n YOU 70 about with tho spirit Of
wishing ~ help others 10 he harry
fhey will think Won charming and
delightful while II YOU succeed IN
making them fcol themselves
charming and delightful the, viii
think YOU hewiiching.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Your Dreams Of Beauty Care Come True

O dependable complexion
protection oeoins' The rovoses OF
the yecrs skin-rcvehenineweother.
Nightly sssv'y Hint
Before retiring tonight first
eIsonse your f1es with Block end
White Cleansing creom. Then epply
Block ond While Cold Cream and
Ieove II on oil night. Block ond
White Beoviy Green's ore sold in
Zoe sires Of FIVE ond ten stores and
IN Jorge 25t sirss BY oil deoIes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Women everywhere talk
cbovf fhis dreom cream
LlERE is o beov'y ereom worthy
" OF perfect IoveIiness Itself
The IoveIiness 'he' omozes men end
holds their charlottesville lowell
ness fhof every woman wants for
her very own. Here truly, Is the
"ereom Of your dreems The
ereom ihot Is moking drecms OF
beoviY core come true.
Afroeroni base for powder and
moke-vp. Block ond White Vcn-
i,hine Creom Is something more,
30. II enhances the smooih-cIinsine,
Ione-lcsiino IoveIiness Of your fcee
powder. And together with Block
and While foee powder u forms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

From
Godfather Dickerson

Some OF Dctroit's popular -ocinl-
ties enjoyed a gay afternoon. owe
ming and night. horse hack riding.
hiking. games and refreshments
Some very fine riding habits were
on display and really caught the
puhlic'S eye. Seen were Silva
Waits. clark Mefritt Mr.. and Mrs
Clay well Turner. Pauline Castle
berry. Nathaniel Gregory, Marga-
ret Carr Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Turn
en- James Downs and Yours Truly
tagging along Mr. and Mrs. Flo, d
Pcnicks Joined the party later
TWO YEARS OLD
Little Leon stephen Turner. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Turner ON
Whitewood celebrated his second
natal day at Rouge Park recently
with his parents and grandparents.
Mr. and AIRS Walter Turner. Mrs
Louise smith and Mrs Harriet
Smith
BETWEEN YOr AND NE
Cosmopolitan. a popular club On
the wcstside will etaee Us first AZ
fair. a moonlgh, picnic al Eliza
beth Park on July L. leaving fs1m
1868 Woodrow Something 10
look forward to
Tho Non Parncll Girls will be
hostesscs al party AT $3.50 Nc
) Dougall avenue All are Invited.
4 Melvin Dudley. Donald Anderson
and Eldridce Dickcrson az TIC
westsidc. seem 10 take quite a 'an-
cv to the girls on tho eastsidc iale-
liy
why did Evelyn Brown and Wv
( ian Barnes leave club meeting in
such a hurry? oh your talent
was waiting.
why docs kloisc Pickctts heart
skip beat when she secs a black
carr Is she always expecting
Wy?
Zelma Iiehifooi still thinks tat
Willie Herd is swell guy Is
/ this new romance brewing
Juanita Glllon. Gertrude Brown
ing. Narissa Daniels have maho
quite a popular trio. The girls arc
planning TO give recital IN sep
! tcmber.
What IS il that woman wants
more than anything in the world
Her way Now wouldn't
YOU know this is one Of Clark
! Mcrritts spccialtee
Phyllis Wheatley girls are proud
OF FIVE OF its members who have
graduated recently. They are: Ed-
ma Patton. luanita Young, Helen
Ward. Elizabeth Patton. Helen
/ Lewis the club has only thfcc
non grads who Will come out IN