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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-13
FLINT THEATER GUILD TO
ATTRACT MANY TO NIGHT CLUB

The Flint Theater guild has sche-
duled the Golden Leaf club, Flint's
most popular night club, for Fri
days, Jan. 70, 10 and 26, with the
most outstanding attraction OF the
month.
Friday, Jan. IL. the attraction
features Johnell Kersey. prima
donna of the north, in st. Louis
Blues"
Friday, Jan, 10. featuring Mae
West" the one and only one Of
Flint, and a lovely chorus Of way
back yonder gals.
Friday, Jan. 26, featuring "Boogie
Woogie," presenting all of the
"boogie woogies" in town in the
latest dance steps
BACK FROM KENTUCKY
Mrs. Julius Hart OF Andrew street
was away for the holiday season
visiting friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown of Indianapolis and Terre
Haute. Mrs. Hart spent several days
with relatives, including. Mrs. Will
liam A. Lucas, a cousin; an aunt.
Mrs. Rufus Williams, who is past
20 years; an uncle, Charles Woody.
who is more than 80 years old.
FATHER VISITS SON
W. W Richardson, 8l-year-old
father OF Manual Richardson Of
Dwight, was here from Indianapolis,
Ind, throughout the holiday season
with his son, Manual and family
The father had not seen this son
in nearly Is years While here MIR.
Richardson Sr.. made many new
acquaintance and had a lovely stay
with the son and family. He re-
turned after New Years day.
Miss Jesse Birks was at home i'll
last weekend. Miss Birks had
planned a trek to Lspeer in COM
pany with her father, Joe Birks. and
William Ennis.
Wedding bells will be ringing
again soon; this time, the Miss Dolly
Tucker Clarence Birks VOWS will
be exchanging.
BAZAAR
Thursday Afternoon club announ-
ces a bazaar and dinner for Friday.
Jan. 10, at the Mt. Olive Baptist
church. corner Kennelworth on
Clifford.
KINGS DAUGHTERS CIRCLE
The Cleaners Circle of the Kings
Daughters is scheduled TO meet
Monday, Jan. Is. at Mrs. E, Bibbs'
member, 1917 Hickory.
At their last meeting for the year
1899. in December, Mrs. Julius Hart
was reelected president; Mrs Hat
tie Gillespie, secretary; Mrs. Elnora
Thomas. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Charlotte Franklin, treasurer;
Mrs. Mallissa L. Pratt, parliament
tartan.
The matter to be decided at Mon
days meeting concerns the 1910
program OF the Cleaners Circle Of
Kings Daughters.
NEW YEAR PARTY
AT $50 pm, New Years day
luncheon was served. followed with
cards and dancing at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Jones of
Everett Among those who were
present at the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs ]. D. Pitts. Mr.. and Mrs Ger
aid Maxey, both OF Saginaw; Misses
Berdene and Elnora Greenage, Cur
tbs Brooks, B. Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs R. D. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs
O'Neal Bibbs, Mr.. Scott and Mr.
Lowe.
FLINT CLUBS
The Just Us Bridge club held its
first meeting OF the year Wednes-
day evening. Jan. 3, at the home OF
Mrs. Ola Hughes The following
officers were elected: Mrs. Ruth
Hill. president; Mrs. Ola Hughes
vice president; Mrs Henrietta Cant
secretary: Mrs. Ella Coleman, assis-
tant secretary; Mrs Mamie Pegues.
treasurer Other members of the
club are. Mesdames Beulah Roman
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-13

The Flint Theater guild has sche-
duled the Golden Leaf club, Flint's
most popular night club, for Fri
days, Jan. 70, 10 and 26, with the
most outstanding attraction OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-13

MITE IN SAVOY
A Mite in Savoy entertainment
including. card tournaments and
several recreational activities. is
scheduled for January IL at the
Eastern Star hall, under the aus
pices OF Ruth chapter No. 6. O.E.S-
Door, prizes will be given
EASTERN STAR IN NEW HOME
Ruth chapter No. 6, OE.S.. moved
into new headquarters on ST. John
late last month. The building has
been completely renovated to meet
the needs OF the chapter, A large
and spacious auditorium, office
spaces and 10 extra rooms which
have been renovated for family
rentals.
JOLLY GOOD TIME
Mrs. L. Rivers, Ira Dunkling. Oil
yer Edwards. Mrs, Emma Grant,
Percy Dunkling spent last Sunday
in Saginaw visiting casual friends.
The Sunshine Tavern Of Wash
ington was the main scene Of the
Flintites' social activities.
FLINT THEATER GUILD TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-13

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Pursuit Squadron
Reaches Islands

MANILA, P. l., Nov. %. (UP)-
The Goth U. S. Army pursuit squad
ron, consisting of III officers and
men under command of Capt. o. l..
Grover, arrived here today from
Hamilton Field.
The arrival was guarded by war
time secrecy and armed guards
saw to it that only military per-
sonages approached the docks while
the squadron disembarked The
squadron was the strongest United
States reeinforcements to reach the
Philippines in some time.
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Evening star., 1940-01-21
Spanish War Veterans

Meetings this week are: Monday,
Col. James s. Petit, Naval Lodge
Hall, and Friday, Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, Pythian Temple.
Officers of the Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Auxiliary were installed jan
uary IL. The new president, Emma
Barker, appointed Alice Luskey, re-
porter; Minnie Butts, treasurer;
Esther Erhardt, secretary; Martha
Hamilton, musician.
The Department President an
nounces the Patriotic National Con-
ference to be held at the Mayf1ower
Hotel January 81, February l and q
The speaker for the opening ses-
sion will be Commander in Chief
Eberly Of the United Spanish War
Veterans.
On the afternoon Of January %
the Department of Pennsylvania
will present to the National Head
quarters desk in memory of our
late past national president, Minnie
Lenhart. All members are invited
to attend.
The Presidents Club will meet at
1918 H street NV. January "a at
8 pm. Election and installation of
officers.
On January 80 a luncheon will be
held at the Mayflower Hotel at
1890 pm. AL members are invited.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
hold a reception for officers of the
District Of Columbia Department at
Pythian Temple on January 26 at
pm. Music by the Military Divi-
sicn Of Holy Comforter Band. Past
Comdr. w. G.. Stirk is in charge,
assisted by j. r. Farrell.
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Hibernions' Auxiliary

Division No. 2 met at st. Stephen's
Hall. The following officers were
installed by the District president,
Miss Mary E. Cleary: President,
Miss Marie Allen; vice president,
Mrs. Thomas B. Hanlon: recording
secretary, Miss Catherine F. Crow
ley; financial secretary, Mrs. Mar.
garet Allen; treasurer, Miss Bessie
McGinniss; chairman of irish his
tory, Miss Catherine Lynn; mistress
at arms. Miss Elizabeth McGinley,
and sentinel, Mrs. Mary Kengla.
A card party, sponsored by Miss
Catherine Crowley, will be held Jan
uary Is at the home Of the presi-
dent, 1912 Thirty-seventh street
NV. Division No. will also enter
tain in honor Of st. Brigid on Feb
ruary at the home of Miss Allen.
The newly installed officers of Di-
vision No. 6 are: President, Mrs.
Hazel Huppman; vice president, Mrs.
Helen Collins; recording secretary,
Mrs. Mary Callahan; financial Sec
retary, Mrs. McGilvey; treasurer,
Miss Elizabeth McGinniss; sentinel,
Mrs. Mary Johnson; mistress at
arms, Miss Lillian Fay. The Feb
ruary meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Houch, and the follow
ing will be hostesses: Mrs. Daisy
jenkins, Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs.
Agnes Jones and Miss Catherine
Doran.
Joseph A. DAILY Of the Commodore
John Barry Division, A. O. H., has
been elected permanent chairman OF
the st. Patrick's Day banquet and
Miss Mary E. Cleary vice chairman
They will have . meeting every FRI
day evening at the Mayfower Hotel
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Knights of Pythios

Deputy Supreme Chancellor DR..
Robert Bacon installed Hendrick
Machoian as chancellor commander
OF Syracusians Lodge. The other
officers were installed at the same
ceremony. The 22nd anniversary Of
the lodge will be celebrated on Feb
ruary 8.
Grand Chancellor Charles E. stoll
has appointed William Dargie rs
grand outer guard to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Daniel Roth
well.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
beginning with February, will hold
two business sessions monthly, the
second and fourth Fridays, and to
devote the other Fridays to social
and other temple activities. The
Needlepoint Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Freda Stine, 600 Emer-
son street NV. tomorrow night.
Mrs. Grayce N. Martin has prepared
plans for a banquet to be given In
honor Of the grand chief on her
official visit on March 8.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sis
ters. rendered a surprise birthday
party to Mrs. Bertha Strauss last
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of her birth and
the celebration of her 10th continue
Gus year as member Of the temple.
Officers of Amaranth Lodge were
installed by Grand Chancellor Stoll,
Calanthe Lodge will meet tomor.
row night; Franklin, Union and
Friendship Temple on Wednesday
night; Syracusians and Hermoine
Thursday night; Rathbone Temple
and the Pythian Bowling League
will meet Friday night.
The chancellor commanders Of all
the lodges will meet with the grand
lodge In a special session January
80.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Regular Veterans
Association

Gen. Malin Craig Post will hold
future meetings, beginning Febru-
ary 6, at 1903 Fourteenth street NV.
George D. Riley, press represent
ative, spoke on VOL Sunday night
in Civil Service anniversary.
Comdr. Walter P. Boehm will lead
in the initiation of the new men,
bers. They are John E. Hanson,
Raymond P. Sinclair, John A. Smith,
Roy Elkins, Louis Finklestein, Tim
othy OBrien and George D. Craw-
ford.
Harry G. Ritner will speak on
February at 1903 Fourteenth street
on "The True Meaning of Com
pensation and Pensions"
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Schedule for Reserve
Officers Announced

District Cavalry Reserve officers
will meet today at Fort Myer, Va,
for instruction in horsemanship.
Tomorrow evening local quartermas-
ter officers will take up rifle in
struction, finance officers will dis
cuss company funds, while men,
hers of the 1326th Service Unit will
have as their subject property audit
ing and unit instruction. The same
evening officers of the judge advo-
cate generals department will dis
cuss the board of review and its
work.
The organization Of the triangular
division and the military area Or
ganiZation will be the subject of the
coast artillery conference Tuesday
evening. Military intelligence Off
GERS will discuss the employment OF
cavalry Wednesday evening The
ordance service in the division
and, the ordnance service in the
corps will be the subject of the
ordnance meeting Thursday eve
ming. Officers of District mobiliza-
ton units will meet Friday evening
and the various service units will
discuss these subjects: 1300th Serv-
ice Unit, duties of corps area head
quarters in war; 1308th Service Unit,
the Norfolk area; 1310th Service
Unit, studies of tables of organiza-
ton, and the 1920 Service Unit,
continuation of problem No. 2.
Medical department officers will
meet Tuesday evening at District
Reserve headquarters to select off,
GERS to represent the medical depart
ment in the .45-caliber pistol COM
petition. Medical team dates OF
competition are: January rs, Feb
ruary 16, March %, April IS and
May "a.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Disabled American Veterans

The Very Rev. Louis Vaeth, a re-
Gently elected papal delegate and
chaplain of Montfaucon Chapter,
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War, of Baltimore was the
guest of National Capital Chapter,
which unit he led in prayer at a
meeting at 1922 Twentieth street NV.
With Department Comdr. Walter
Hess present, Maj. John A. Maigret,
chapter commander, presented Past
Comdr. William B. Covert with q
commission as national deputy chief
of staff, signed by National Comdr.
JEWS j. Murphy and effective as
of December IL, 1899. Covert was
appointed chairman of arrange
ments for the annual home coming
of the chapter on February 16.
Senator Guy M. Gillette of Iowa and
Representative Stephen Bolles Of
Wisconsin have been invited to par
ticipate.
At, the February meeting there
will be initiation with past COM
manders officiating. All disabled
veterans of the World War are espe-
cially invited. The Women's Aux
iliary will assist In entertaining.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Army and Navy Union

The Department of the Potomac
met In the District Building Janu-
ary II. The new department colors
were formally presented to Depart
ment Comdr. Milton j. Eckert by
Mrs. Marie j. B. Anderson. The
following officers Of the Presidents
Own Auxiliary were installed by
Past Auxiliary President Mrs. Marie
j. B. Anderson, assisted by Auxiliary
National Finance Officer Mrs. Ralph
N. Werner; President, Miss Lillian
L. Reagan; senior vice president,
Mrs. Francis Sparkman; Junior vice
president, Mrs. Della Barber; Sec
retary, Mrs. Marie Anderson; Of
ficer of the day, Mrs. r. N. Werner;
treasurer, Mrs. Lucinda Stevenin;
officer of the guard, Mrs. Aurelia
Grim: chaplain, Mrs. Mary Holt,
and Mrs. Lucille Cuney. Mrs. Au-
rela Grim was presented with a
medal for having served three years
as treasurer. The auxiliary met at
the Thomas Circle Club on Tues
day. Miss Reagan presided.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
D. T.. Reserve Officer
Honored by Local
And National GROUPS
1t. John W. ShuItz
Secretory-Treosurer
Of Naval Group

1t. John w. Shultz, supply Of
ficer of the 1st Battalion, District
Naval Reserves. was signally hon.
ored last week by the local chapter
Of the United States Naval Re-
serve Ofhcers' Associations, and by
the national association In annual
convention here. He was elected
president of the local chapter, sub
sequently was named chairman Of
the District delegation to the con-
vention, and finally was elected ma
tional secretary-treasurer. the first
time that the Office has ever been
held by a District Reservist. His new
ONCE In the national association au-
tomatically will make him editor Of
the official gazette.
One Of the principal criticisms lev
eled at the national officers has been
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Royal Arconum

The Booster Club meeting, sched-
uled for January 18, will be held
January "a, at the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club. Entertainment
and refreshments. Members will be
allowed to bring guests.
Municipal Council installed the
following officers: A. j. Horn, regent;
A. A. Rideout, vice regent: j. E.
Feeney, orator; L. F. Dodson, guide:
c. A. Williams, warden; and D. w.
Ayers, secretary. Supreme Repre-
sentative H. A. Kulze was the in
stalling officer, assisted by Grand
Regent Herman Wealthal. This
council meets January Is at 1015 L
street NV. with District Council due
to the Booster Club meeting the pre-
ceding night.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Eight and Forty

Mrs. Edith P. Landvoight, lie
chapeau departmental. presided at
the meeting at the Washington
Hotel last Wednesday evening.
Child Welfare Chairman Helen
McCabe will officially represent the
salon at Area B, Child Welfare Con-
ference in Richmond, Va, February
S and g.; others also plan to attend.
Dorothy B. Harper, National
Chairman Of the Board of Admin
Forty scholarships, will preside at a
istration and trustees for Eight and
meeting January 81. Monte Painter
Is the salons representative on this
committee.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Past Commanders of Legion
To Provide Iron Lung
Posts and Afflicted Organizations Asked
To Cooperate in Fund Campaign

The Past Commanders Associa-
tion Of the District Of Columbia De-
partment, American Legion, voted
last week at It's monthly meeting at
the Willard Hotel to sponsor the pur-
chase Of an iron lung which will be
donated to a local hospital in the
name Of the association and the
American Legion.
President Gail T. Judd announced
a committee will be appoil.1ed i'm
mediately to lay plans for raising
funds for the machine among the
Legionnaires of the District. All
posts and affiliated organizations will
be asked to cooperate.
The following officers were elected i:
Gail T. Judd, president; Mayme E.
Smith, first vice president; Egbert
E. Corwin, second vice president;
Mrs. Ann Frame. secretary: Col. Jo-
seph F.. Randall. treasurer; John A.
Long. sergeant at arms, and Horace
Lineberg. chaplain. George Rorick
was elected to flll an unexpired term
for two years and Charles Kohen, re-
firing president, to a flve-year term
on the Board of Directors. Through
the efforts Of the association sound
equipment will be installed in the
auditorium at Glenn Dale Sani-
tarium. The association will fur
nish radio for tubercular shut-ins
Past Comdr. Fred Fraser, Ray Twin
glass and Leo Collins were admitted
to membership.
A special meeting of the Depart
ment Of Labor Post, No. AZ, was held
January l6. 1t was voted to change
the regular place of meeting to 2l0s
Sixteenth street NV, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of the month, which
makes the next meeting February 13
The posts annual special invita-
ton party and dance for friends will
be held in the Arcade ball room
Fourteenth and Park road NV, or
January %. Dancing will be from
9 to IL pm. Comdr. Robert II. Du.
vail extends an invitation to al
Legionaires and their friends to at.
tend.
The Kenneth H. Nash Post me
in its clubrooms at 209 Pennsyl.
vania avenue Sc. with Comdr
George Grommet presiding.
Senior vice Comdr. George Seid
ers announced arrangements hav'
been made by the post and auxiliar,
for dance at the Annapolis Hotel
February 3. in honor Of Ellen Louis,
Warren. LIE Chapeau National o
the Eight ct Forty. who is a mem
Der of the Nash unit. Tickets ma!
be obtained from post or unit mem
bers. Also at the club rooms.
A membership drive has beer
launched with Junior Vice Comdr
! E. w. Luther chairman.
Fort Stevens Post No. 80 Executiv,
Committee will meet in club rooms
1924 Georgia avenue NV, Wednes
day at BIS pm. with Comdr. Edwin
L. Donaldson presiding. Plans will
Evening star., 1940-01-21

triotic Conference on National De-
fense, held on January 81 to Feb
ruary 2, inclusive
The department Council of Ad-
ministration meeting will be held
January q at pm. at Pythian
Temple. Those taking part in the
ritualistic work will be in charge of
the conductress, Mrs. Lucille Bern
ard. Federal Junior Unit and De-
fense Junior Unit will extend their
greetings to the national president
at the afternoon session.
A banquet in honor of our nation
al president will given at 804 Four
teenth street NV. on Saturday at
7:30 pm. Department Conductress
Mrs. Lucille Bernard and Junior
Past Department President Mrs
Edith H. Whitcraft, are co-chair-
men in charge of arrangements.
A sightseeing tour has been
planned for Sunday by Mrs. Wright
when the national president will
visit Mount Vernon, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery and the Unknown
Soldiers Tomb, and various points
Evening star., 1940-01-21
loyol Order of Moose

Howard Clark, Junior governor Of
Columbia Lodge, has arranged for q
class initiation on Tuesday at 8 pm.
IN honor Of the past governors.
Past Governor w. F. Amole, presi-
dent Of the Baltimore Marching
Club, will sponsor get-together
dances on Saturday nights in the
lodge room.
Governor Thompson appointed q
committee to arrange for entertain
ment in the club on February 23. ~,
Is, the dates Of the midwinter con-
ference to be held at the Maynower
Hotel
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Fleet Reserve AuxiIiorv

About 100 guests were present at
the birthday dinner of Ladies' Aux
iliary, Unit 4, Of the Fleet Reserve
Association on January 10 at the
Bamboo Gardens. The birthday cake
was cut by Miss Edna McIntosh,
president.
National officers present were
Alexander Steele, past president; G.
E. Lofgren, secretary: c. A. fudge,
financial secretary; p. G. Cronan,
treasurer of the Fleet Reserve AS
sociation, and Mrs. Mabel Sally,
secretary Of the auxiliary.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

n er n o n or.
Dancing will fol-
low.
M RS. Lola
Coles, State field
d ir c tor of
Maryland and
New Jersey, will
also be a guest.
MS. Elizabeth
Sweeney, Dis
trict field direc-
tor, is in charge
and will preside.
She will be as
sisted by Mrs.
Alverda Meyer,
Mrs. Della Ed.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
American War Mothers

American War Mothers, District
Of Columbia Chapter, meets the Sec
ond Friday of each month at Thom-
as Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, at 2 pm. The presi-
dent, Mrs. George S. CARL, appoint
ed Mrs. Marion Barrows and Mrs.
Charlotte Hicks as delegates to de-
tense conference. A Valentine par
ty was sponsored for Mount Alto
Hospital. Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan,
chairman. Out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Mary P. Hilgeman, st. Louis,
Mo-, and Mrs. Ellen Sweet, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mrs. Phillips Criswell
will entertain with cards at her
home on January rs.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Miss Frances Partridge
To Be Honor Guest

Miss Frances D. Partridge, SUI
preme secretary of the Woman's
Benefit Association and president of
the National Fraternal Congress,
will be the guest of honor at a ban
quet at the Raleigh Hotel on Janu-
ary 26 held by the local organization.
The banquet will be followed by
an open meeting. when a class Of
new members will be presented in
Evening star., 1940-01-21

of Columbia de-
partment ex t
Saturday at 1925
am.
A rec e p. ton
committee, head
ed by Mrs. Eola
Wright, depart
ment president,
will meet the
train and escort
her to the May
flower Hotel. Her
visit will be jan
uary u and %,
and while at
t e n d ing t h e
w ON en- S Pa