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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Replace Easements
With Utility Rooms

Indicative Of trend to gas for
heating. cooking and water heat
ing il the selection of automatic
gas furnaces and water heaters.
and wedgewood gas ranges for
the residences in the new Lake
wood Inc. development.
These II homes. 50 modern In
design. 50 advanced In Abe use Of
new ideas and equipment. employ
a utility room IN place Of a base
ment. In which Is placed the auto
matte gas furnace and water
heaters
The water heater provides an In
slant supply Of hot water at the
turn OF any faucet In any part
Of the house. at any time of the
day or night. The Payne forced
air heating unit maintains correct
temperatures automatically d.
circulates cool air in the summer
warm air In the winter
always BEAUTIFULLY filtered and
humidified. These Payne gas units
are quiet. reliable and economi-
cal, and require very little floor
space
Wedgewood CP gas ranges were
chosen for all II kitchens. The
Nedgewood ranges are famed for
many outstanding superiorities.
included In which may h. men
TONED the speed -plus-simmer burn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
People in
The News

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. partiei-
pAting In a discussion Of National
Art week on the University Of
Chicago Sunday Roundtshle broad
cast, said America has been very
busy building industries. creating
capital. cutting forests and pio-
neering in new continent, but We
are ready with a shortened work
ing day 10 take advantage Of the
new freedom and 10 engage in and
appreciate all forms of artistic
expression -.
Adelehi serena, secretary Of
Italy's Fascist party. ruled at
Rome that radio listeners must
stand while listening To hroadossts
OF italian war communicates
Gen. Juan Andrew AlmaIan, de-
feated for the presidency Of Mex
leo but who has been declaring
himself elected. WAS believed at
Nuevo Laredo. Mex, 10 be en- route
home as a private citizen. lie has
been in Baltimore for weeks HIS
peaceful return was considered in
Mexican government quarters as
eliminating any possibility OF an
instruction during the inauRurs-
tion next Sunday Of Gen. Manuel
Avila Camacho
GOV. Luren II. Dickinson OF
Michigan told the Anti-Saloon
League at Washington that re-
vival Of old-time religion Is need
cd for return TO prohibition. De
claring that the modern church
is backing down on US. Dickinson
said that with its support and
that Of two per cent Of the big
fellows Of national life" the coun-
try could be on it's way 10 pro-
hibition again :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Bellowless Bulls
Will Solve II

uftf>s. sewf. To- state
tAssuass Sanitary hosfa es.t
stsas teiay fsr ~. - m.sns
q preventing wontsas balls fFun
Believing
nsiieSinK - tesfd Efsvel4 e
planned. gives ne huii. iaFvnxltls
iasf =. So nueh talkiax gives
men - same silnent To easra
adted that nsllnwlan dafn't .eea
u havs snF effect ~ fnss
ne hesfd keuKht = fancy nitis
Instrument which r1shst auwn
the thfest - N aliins hali seuIa
siley = vetsFlnar.r - determines
ths sslsnt u th- sufferer. threat
1hr Instrument hssa8 h<su u.sa
yet sna n. livestock bsara 49,
little aahiesss sheat 49, ~
huns seulA tass a. u weaia -
simpler thsy sad u stop IN
believing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
New Houses Cas-Equipped

ers e. Astosril hroiler -. and
high speed low temperature oven
Allan Link. manager Of Lake
wood. Inc. In recent Interview
said. We chose automatic gas for
heating. water heating and cook
ing In thea. II new home. he
cause We are convinced gas viii
prove mo.t satisfactory 10 the
residents. Ne know gas ls clean
and full, automatic that there
IL no fuel 20 handie-henee no
fuss problem. and that the n-s
equipment, s developed bs the
research department Of IN. Ameri.
can .as association. makes IA. the
best fully automatic fuel for heat.
Ing. cooking. and water heating
We know the occupants Of these
new Lakewood homo. always viii
find that gas provides ear~free
service"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Dance Club Schedule
For Week Announced

Park recreation dance clubs viii
meet this week ~ follows Mon
day night. III dance 81 jefferson
playfieid field house Tuesday
night. adult dance at Roof Garden.
Masonic temple Wednesday night
vi dance a. Arlington Community
hall Thursday night. hi dance At
the Midland Community hall. and
Friday night. III dance a. the Fel.
lowshlp hall. Masonic temple
Instructions will h. from J 20 =
o'clock followed from : 10 n by
social dancing
December membership cards csn
nav be obtained ftem The Metro.
politan park district office ana
city hall annex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

WINDOWS e1d fiudrescert lighting
over them nnoleum flooring IN
kitchen. uuhtv rooms ard baths
gas-fired forced-draft arr condi-
tioning. laundry trays and numer-
Gus other features are incorporated
in each home
Architectural preparation ana
supervision was furnished by lea.
Pearson 4 Richards Ear Rowe
was general construction contrsc-
tor. Ssxton Lumber co. supplied
materials. Frances Grafton de
signed and supervised interior
decorative treatment. Washington
Gas 4 Electric Co installed water
heating snd air-conditioning equip
ment and Nedgewood { Z. gas
ranges. John u. Farrell. plumbing
Selden's. Inc the hnoleum ana
kitchen table tops Zephyr electric
clothes driers are by WIebenson
and Tacoma city light furnishes
the electricity.
Supervising construction and di-
rectlng management Is Allan Link
Of Lakewood. Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Lakewood, Inc, Has Eleven
New Homes Ready for Tenants
Represent Investment OF $4,000: Grounds
Now Are Being Londscaped

Eleven modern homes constructed for Lakewood Inc in
one group Lake Steacoom Lakewood ice arena nov
are ready for occupancy.
tomrSeUN arranged with numerous community facilities
these homes built for rental Ground homes garages
and landseapng represent investment of $4,000.
Grounds beng handicapped a. an expense of some
$4,000 by the Midland Nursery. The central mall VII be in
lawn shrubbery and rock gardens viii complete the
outdoor decorative effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Six Sons Register
For Army Service

DIV Fk-SiX sons OF William
Singer signed draft registration
certificates in Denver. They were
Milton, p, Ben, q. David 81
Reuben 20. Samuel 81, and Harry,
80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

The ste for the home grour Is
act on the east shore - the lake :
northern enc amid big fir trees
that cloak the slopes The ground
drops away gradually 10 the lake
shore.
Garages grouped together are
approached from Stellacoom nosd
by access through the ice arena
parking space. Garages are white
and are fenced of from the arena
parking
Houses Are Varied
The entire area Of the housing
project will be fenced around It's
outer edges Houses Of four prin-
opal types are So arranged that
zach is open TO plenty OF fresh ali
and light.
A network Of good roads con
meets the development with Ia
coma. with the Lakewood center
end with the district school faoili-
ties. II IS Just few miles from
McChord Field, Camp Murray and
Fort Lewis.
There Is no uniformity Of de-
sgn about the architectural treat
nent. a variety Of size and shape
and arrangement is offered.
Link l. Supervisor
Hardwood floors. utility rooms
10 Easements. small front en-
trance porches. gas-equippod Nteh-
ems with most modern fixtures
oontrol-board type sinks with large
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
TANT BfRIp

Pay Holden. the Ma Hardy ~
the screen has a tame hlackbird
that follows her like a dog
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26

rd~sra Ashley - h<~n sdH>d
= ~ cast - Gems I've With
Ne
Evening star., 1940-04-14

EVERY schooIboy thrills to the
blost Of q locomotive whistle
and longs to follow the rolls" os
an engineer Little girls. too. like
to troveI ond see new pIoees.
Port Of the octivity program
for first eroders at the Job Bor-
nord eIementory School is q visit
to Union Stotion to Ieorn roil-
roodine first hond. Teachers
explained the pupils first read
obout troins and then ore token
to see them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Society Shows Her
PettiCOat !.

Some folk are punhy-A prosperous felt
built his
better keeping with the fine
wrought furniture from
BIeazbys Clark he od to pick out
swell back-res fallen elegant
home Ser said bust
ness man TO his good
well folk
inviting neghbo kids
needless MOST chagrned
the off her
mention spanking the little Mics But
reflected similar incident the life Of
he stripping Seems that when
birthday invited few" IN THEN
She nrmly her maarchal foot aud said
his folk nearly had
before their child miles In Chicago
Moral-Chip off the old block.
wha you the lady who said IN all sincerity
full how could ever be hungry
to the sparrowsthey
enough TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Century Of Progress
Reviews / t s Work
At Annual Meeting

The Century OF Progress club
held US annual meeting TUESDAY.
Juiv : al s o'clock Al The home ~
Mrs Rodney Williams. $751; Scot
Ton avenue with Mrs. Ashley cain
az hostess Reports Of the officers
revealed a very successful year
Outstanding among the clubs ac-
tivifies during the year was the
inter-hieh school oratorical con-
test al Northwestern high school
auditorium In which seventeen high
schools participated The receipts
~ The contest totaliEg 1912 enabled
tho club 10 carry on It's charity
program which this year included
tho Community Fund. Parkside
hospital Phyllis wheatley home,
Historical Survey Of Negro Manu-
scripts. Visiting Nurses association.
Pfer Pan Nursery. Westside Hob
by Center. free tickets 10 Srow
White for underpriviledged chill
dren scholarship. and a check
for SIS to the American Red Cross.
The following officers we've elect
ted and immediatelv installed by
Mrs Thelma Parker. president:
Mrs Ashley Cain. vice president;
Mrs Pearl Underwood. recording
secretary; Mrs Josephine Rillups.
corresponding secretary. MIS- Es-
telle Webster. treasurer; Mrs Eliz-
abeth Parker. reporter
The club closed the wears ac-
fiviiies Sunday July :. with
luncheon Al Bell Isle Among the
special guests were Mrs. W r.
Nernell. Of Denver. Col. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Jones Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Bussey. Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Trotter. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Milford Holstor. Miss
Ruby Chambers Mrs. Ada Bibbs,
Mrs Charles Adams. Mrs. Mabel
White. Mrs Otis Chant, Mrs Eleaz-
IA Hampton the Rev. T. J. Miles.
John Parker, John Reynolds and
Neal Billups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Choir Master Feted

Plenty 81 laughter schosa
tnrousnou' me ICONS 81 The hom.
of MI and Mrs Samuel Ashburne
la't FRIDAY evening when The sem.
ior choir ~ Macedonia Baptist
church honored i've president, Jo.
sepn Armstrong. With sunrise
supper Mr. Armstrong was 20 n
vercoms with surprise and iov thar
ne JUST couldn't make the words
come out 10 FORM The speech ~
thanks lie was Presented with a
purse by his own choir aud he
CIV hoir union.
Game were PLAYED aud prizes
weni 10 those who could best solve
puzzles The chairmen OF the on
jovable entertainment we're Mrs
Alice Richards and Mrs. Emma Ash
burne.
Mr. Armstrong will soon leave
for p vacation trip TO his old home
In Georgia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

One OF the affairs which honored
the West vireinians and which
they viii probably remember best
because or rs donghifnlness as
well as It's social magnitude and
Importance, was the picnic supper
which was given by Mr.. and Mrs
David Wisdom on their spacious
lawn. last Thursday. Almost two
scores Of Detroiters were invited
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Kendall. Roscoe Ken
dali little Miss Kay Kendall and
her small cousin. Barbara Kendall.
OF Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs
V Roger. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hickson and son. Reginald. Mr.. aud
Mrs Thomas Kendall. Jason Rodc-
ere and his fancee Miss Cole. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sales Mr.. and
Mrs. RAYMOND Burrell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wisdom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert wisdom. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Wood
lev Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore Mr.
and Mrs. willard Washington. f.
c. Washington. Mrs. Maggie Wis
dom. Mrs. Carrie Jeter Mrs. Emo
Mrs. Arna Brooks, Miss
Connie Zcbbs and Mr. and Mrs.
William Blackburn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

YIN TIE Nv ~ -
The crowd gathered early--long
before the scheduled departure OF
the good ship Putin Bay The
wharf was colorful and packed
with excited and well-togged peo-
pie. There was much milling around
and chatterine. and conyersing, and
anticipation ran high.
Busily engaged in selling tickets
In the box office 10 the last-minuie.
purchasers were Deltas Mayme
Alexander and Marion Carter.
Mayne hoped on board just as the
gang plank was raised and Topped
into the nearest deck chair quite
exhausted and making a pretty PIC
ture as she famed her brow.
ON THE DECKS
Having covered the waterfront
we proceeded 10 move on 10 decks
A.. r.. and c. TO watch Detroit's
receding sky line and see who were
actually on board. Amateur cam
era enthusiasts and photograph
ers were in their heyday as they
snapped gay throng. Their
bulbs flashed and cameras clicked
the whole evening through.
In the lounge atop deck c was
jamie Matney al the piano with
Mrs. sherman Williams. jamie was
entertaining small group with
songs and evoking much laughter
and applause. Fred williams and
his bride OF a few weeks were quiet
~ seated in a corner watching the
crowds go by. Hughes Peterson.
Lowell Baker. Bob Johnson and
Ramon Scruggs. the eternal card
sharks were AT the inevitable
bridge table
Hen cats and iitterbugs got in
the groove with Gloster Currents
solid scnders" the West Virginia
Collegiates. Plump and cute Doris
Davis in comfortable saddle shoes
and plaid skirt commanded the
attention Of the entire floor until
Cousin Sam Thomas told her
there'd he none Of that in his fam
ily Also jitterbugging were: Mr.
and Mrs. walter Thompson. the
svelte Margaret very smart in a
navy benraline suit with a yellow
pique collar and navy felt hat.
Louise Taylor even succeeded in
tearing George from his cards long
enough for some Of their ballroom
capcrS with her in pale blue and
navy. The tragedy Of the evening
came. however. when one of the
cats" swung his partner for a loop
smack IN the middle Of the noor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Cake for
MarCella

Last week. Miss Marcella Tai
bert. OF 4457 fireman avenue.
reached the happy age Of seven,
and as befts young lady ~ so
mary years. Marcella had a party
10 which she invited many Of her
playmates and favorte cousins
They in turn brought Marcella ma
ny lovely gifts and devoured the
tasty goodies which Mrs. Talbert
had prepared for the occasion.
Marcella's cousins present at the
party we've Irene McGill ard NY
ron Whitlow. Other guests were lit
lie Barbara Gaines. Sammie Will
ey, Patsy and Joan Pulliam, Doug
as Gaines. Denice Tyler. Julia
Hudson. George Lawson. Alice
Coleman, Patricia stevens and
Francis and Tommie Tyler
Mr., and Mrs. David McGill. the
young honoree's grandparents, were
also present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

being az hungry as sns-~clves, they pitched in
when everything ready. the cooks thought
they'd give Hertha litiis something 10 do 80 she
could have b ~ credit for the party So they told
her pan ~ crisp brown bacon from the
stove 70 The table Ru when me hss' ~ the pan came
ia contact with itile Herihas delicate hngers she
gave a sudden jump and those cprls 81 bacon gave
IN 20 the force of gravity. since nohsrg was holding
70 them. and rolled n the IRE ard mud Lee
EehoAets tore their honorable hsir and rent the air
with their cries ~ anguish but iwarni no use
that bacon A. Tor "a kintok the piss They put
disErscsd Miss Priest in corner while fhsy finish
Cd The work. Nirneselns Hernia shame were guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
The David McGills
Dine With Children

Although It wasn't anywhere
near Mothers Day oy Fathers Day,
Mr.. and Mrs David McGill. OF Ten
nessee avenue. were most royalty
entertained last Sunday by their
daughter and son-in-law, the Tai
herts. az their beautiful home at
445l fireman avenue. After the
McGills had partaken Of the en-
jovahle dinner prepared especially
for them. they spent the remain
der Of the afternoon playing several
rounds OF whist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Cathedral
Scene OF
Nuptials

On Saturday morning. June 2s
Sacred Heart church was filled To
capacity with guests AZ what was
one Of the largest and most beau
iiful Of all the. June weddings At
that time Miss Geraldine Nellie
walker the beautiful daughter OF
Mr.. ard Mrs Edward Walker OF
932 Farnsworth avenue became the
bride Of Leo Wilson.
The nuptial service was intoned
az 10 I'm al high mass. The cere-
mony was performed by the RI.
Rev Father Carron Ferns were
used in the sanctuary and the al
tar was decorated with vases Of
roses In the family pew were Mr..
and Mrs. Walker and their children.
The best man. the Lorenzo Chem
overt entered the church alone fol-
lowed bv the ushers, John Smith
Theodore Parent and Orial Taylor
The beautiful and charming
brides maids were Misses Annie
Seti Plata. GLADYS Grays Mary Ann
" llildIlN oliu vi - F<Tltt4o 'NN'Hs
= bride ~ a week ago. The maid Of
honor was the brides beautiful sis
Ter. Mrs Marguerite Clark.
The bridal breakfast was served
al the home 81 the brides parents
At s m. 20o guests were present
A. ten reception MANY beautiful
household gifts were Received by
the bride ard groom
Mrs. Leon MYERS OF Cincinnati.
me sister Of Mrs Walker motored
70 Detroit 10 witness the marriage
% her niece and was laden with
beautiful gifts from friends IN Gin
cirnaii
The Nelson's returned from their
honeymoon SATURDAY morning
They are al home 10 their friends
in their COW apartment OF Kipe
avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Fast. And Not So Sure

soul ~ ma, poor
tur. who poked his ~ the
rtrrsday wishes had tucked ts swapping
the BAL line rov pound
e.rsr hss turtle tempt
Tire palaces o. the chrsiophs chris Jr
ane =. Edwin Psi'foras Rossr. and jim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Echoes On The Lake

SUI oorn'' Sue NJ ~. p,e,yr. ,,z.. :, ...
rfyn" rh'r Mrs. cbas Vhrhv entertained on ~. r. - ~
-s' IN -" L"' Pi'ssan' H.nan g,uslv N. 10. s -
'pnos'd rhir borroeef Young ness de hrnrsd A,
" 'uno'nn'' maj vas held chin nv rcd ca,
reached from brim 10 wear vim bi. .a W "'
p~s oress The Whthy thrown oun ~ nv "a ~,
'''"as ne OBLIGATED a, ihe card table, Mr. ,ca
-, so ~ s"o Mrs Roy Morton aud Ronny DR. Tim, ty 80,
I' nAue French Dr. csnsdy 10. Ira Wldtiss Mrs. ru ,
~ n'y so' tired Of eating rowed the boats then ,,y
-'e 'ome more lhen hey hksd Dit. and svsn r.hea -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
in front OF all OF those folks.
SAILOR SUITS

- - 4" = - - - - - a Il ~
Promenading over ali aya1,h.
space were some Of the ks.,,s
sailor outfts ever seen on =,
mans voyage, In fact Columhn,
men would have had M troub. |
they had taken this cruise 4.
spied Eleanor Boykin just back n,
the South and looking smari n
striped turban and Ike skirt via
a navy topper and white hlouv,
Chlotele Rosamond. "Foois" Cr.r
and Eleanor's attractive cousin =.
iting her from Knoxville. and IN,
Spencer. brother Of Tom Spence
who is studying at Wayne this sun.
mer.
Willamette Moshy wore a xh,
accordion pleaied skirt A h,4
and white printed JACKIE, and
small straw: Naola Nutiall scors
in a fashion favorite. a soft NJ.
crepe dress trimmed IN lace Al
large red Mexican sombrero msa
OF straw. red gloves and hag n.
en- Bryant chose soft blue vsa
suit with a black felt turned m
front with other black accessor.
Mrs. Haley Bell wore with IN
black and white shepherds cheek.
cred suit a large red straw and III.
yer foxes. Mary Loui-e Sinrlpim
was just too sweet in white striv
bonnet. Iris and Doris BEL w.r
on deck. Iris in red and white CREW
and very, very sedate Walir
Green escorted Frieda BAILEY WIN
danced In cool rcd and whn
bingham frock Magic Scrugu
looked good enough 10 wrap in eel.
lophane in a beige hroadcloih sui
and a wide beige sailor Mrs. 10
seph Brannon did mot lei US down
either. She wore another Of hr
chic Outnts. THIS one WAS All whln
and was topped with a tremendous
~ large white felt picture hat
IN THE MELEE
Others we saw ENJOYING then.
selves immensely or watching III
young fry have their fun were Mrs
!. r. Watkins. Mrs Eva Gre't
Mrs. Charles Cook. Mrs Mae Pcr
ter. Mrs. Emma Stewart Norri
Rider, Mrs. Earl walton Lymn
Burris. Gin Russian Joseph ccs
Marlowe Crawford Danny Dsniss
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wesihrocsh
columrisis Gladys Mills and Nyrt.
Gaskill. pencils In hands and
least {. thousand more folk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
In The Summer. A Young Mans Fancy -.

Tn. probably 'e'ng Tire
Esrss lovely daEhisr Alma ~ Ksn Who enrol Lewis Bust
Insus us or tpr faster the
rery DID Caor that o. the line gallant
Willis Franklin The Memorable Thompson
and Jos crsigtn scrathns their Utsks
Ills that Wills has allows his DAILY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Lawn Supper Fol Forty
HonofS Vest humans

they
Mrs the they highly
entertained b, their friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

Handsome Charles Cole. Jr.. -
our town recently accepted the In
viiation OF pretty Miss Marguerite
Wilson OF Chicago to attend Las
Amegas dance In her town. Charlie
had fine time. Harold and Luis
Bailer, tho wilson's cousins. we're
also on hand for the shlndig.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Thunder on heSociol Front
The Wrong Finger In The Soup

members Of Les Rehcaes tell
stirring
Isle for breakfast
miles from food she told them
hre lick II they wanted eat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
DeLtas and Cre1u Sail Mid Thunder and Lightning
Crowds Filled Quays,
"Sailors" on Deck

Lightning flashed and thunder rolled this Mord.
evening past but with the courage of Columbus and n
good men, the Delta Moonlight boat and its crew Of b
ply seafarers "sailed and on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Another Fatted Cali Is Baked

e ~ro''r' nof~nohaed bsamea a. ,bev
sh)o'ed me AdE' party aenoor FOR be hddr
~ "1 4~hF''on ~ Wstnns'on e who former Detroit
-" CHOSEN rev "no erlo'ed Ms and ~ ed
YIN n'' mish'y nes bridge Nsvbee Esor NJ.
ra'n Ioocl' Mrs ikona solomon N.ry Ms,seus Ne x,l
n M' Be- ives and Mrs Hardin sma Mrs Toodls ,oot
fss" salt and The solomon ma son nov h W
fish 80" '''s's new Don
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

Doris Bruce 81 Louis Of Harris and
rb.l TIE Lilly
rsrhuns zelms Nbe wndrU
slcvinr accounts n Dorothy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

Wedding bells will sound over
River Rouge on the evening ~ Ju.
" 90. when Miss Connie spencer,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Austir
William Spencer, becomes the
bride Of Clarence Reasley Sabbath.
nj ST. Johns church.
Miss Spencer. who Is graduate
OF Spelman college. Atlanta. also
attended WAYNE university in De-
troit- Al present. she Is teaching
In River Rouge.
Mr.. Sabbath, graduate OF
Michigan State Normal college. il
a teacher al the Northrup Junior
high school, in River Rouge.
Following their marriage. the
Sabbaths will make their home In
River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

cr,body should see -Capon.
sacchL-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

on Sunday. June =, the Marion
cites entertained Gay Carter ard
Mary Bailey with birthday sun
per al Ilinton's Farm. The clubs
gift IN Cav was one Of those divine.
sheer gown and robe ensembles.
Mary received gavly decorated
Powered house coat IT, that popu-
lar summer material. saersucker.
All the Marioncttcs and their es-
corts were on hand to help cele-