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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06
TON JON
Stomach Nerves
Is All You Need-Nature
Will Do the Rest
TON JON No. 1 A System

Will Do the Rest
TON JON No. 1 A System
Cleanser
That brings blessed relief TO
Stomach Sufferers with indi-
gestion, belching up food, gas,
bloating, ulcers, acid condition,
heart palpitation, shortness Of
breath, dyspepsia, nervousness,
headache, constipation. and
general run down condition.
LIVER, GALL BLADDER
TON JON No. 2 is a vege-
table Liver Medicine for Liver
and Gall Bladder that makes
the food digestive bile flow.
Stagnate bile causes bilious
ness, Gall Stones, Jaundice,
tired feeling. poor complexion,
gas, piles, headache, belching
and digestive trouble.
PROSTATE KIDNEYS
TON JON No. 3 is natures
favorite means of correcting
getting up night, difficult pas
sage, burning, itching, too
much or too little, backache
pains, little leg pains, kidney
and prostate trouble as no 9TH
er medicine has ever done be-
fore.
Talk to the Ton Jon Health
Representative, Shurtz Drug
Store, Corner 5th and Main.
Ton Jon is sold by your
local druggist
HARRIS PHARMACY,
Malta, Ohio
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06

''Being called to leave my bed
five or six times each night to re-
lieve my kidneys of the discomfort
grew to be grievous matter"
states Mrs. Iva Wheeler of Blue
Rock, Ohio R. R. No. 1 near Zanes-
vile.
"I had been bothered for years
with a serious bladder irritation. !
was so stiff and sore that could
hardly turn over in bed. aways
had a no-good feeling and no desire
to do my work. I urinated too free
ly and the passages were always ac-
companied with severe burning
and smarting sensation. Terrible
aches and pains were always both
ering me in my back, arms, legs and
the back of my neck. My feet and
legs would swell something awful.
| was very nervous and headaches
along with neuralgia were common
occurrences. My condition was
steadily becoming worse and I was
unable to get any rest at all.
tried various remedies but nothing
seemed to give me any relief.
"TONJON No. 3 has been won
derful help to my failing health,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06

Smashing Store-wide Sale. Every
department participating. Reduc-
tions averaging one-fourth, one-third
to one-half off is what you are Of
fered at COulson's February Cleanup
Sale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06

It's Buckeye every time for Poul-
try Supplies Breeders for gas, coal,
electric or oil. Feeders and founts
in great variety at Morris Hardware.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06

dist church. He is employed at the
GAINESVILLE Provision company. We
extend to them our best wishes and
may they have long and happy
marriage together.
Lewis Greer and family have
about recovered from the flu.
There was, no school at Tunnel
Hill Friday on account of the icy
condition of the roads.
Blaine Barkhurst, Earl Clifford
and Maydelle Greer have been sick
with the mumps. Others in the Tun-
tel Hill school who have been hav-
ing them, are improving.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06
Local Lady Was Hardly Able
To Turn Over In Bed Because Of
Extreme Stiffness And Soreness

declares that she had been
in a miserable ailing con-
dition for years. Terrify-
ing pains were in my back,
arms and legs most of the
time. Her feet and legs
would swell something g
awful"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-06

All Piece Goods offered at Special
Cleanup Sale Prices at Coulson's.
Buy Sheetings, Muslins, Pillow Tub
ings, Curtain Materials, Prints, Gre
tonnes, Outings, Crashes, ETC., for
your Spring and at once sewing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

ranged nv Wan Maeles. After tho
witnessing OF the ceremony, the
many well wishers left the church
for the home OF the bride on Or
leans street, where reception
wa.- given. Each guest was given
dream box" and plenty Of all
kinds Of refreshments. Two large
rooms were full of lovely presents
received by the very. very popular
couple. A large dining room table
was set for the bridal party. In
the center OF the table was a large
wedding cake. On each side OF II
we're three candles. peach ana
blue. The silver cleaned at the
sides OF the blue chinaware and
blue napkins. At the end OF each
knife was a china duck filled with
nutmeats. AT each end Of the table
was a pair Of silver peacocks. \
lace ecru table cloth covered
peach-colored taffcta. This pretty
sight was set off by the rays OF
yellow lights.
More than three hundred per-
sons attended The wedding and re-
ccpiion.
Some OF those guests were;
Susie Robinson. who had charge
Of the dream boxes. Mrs. Hattie
Parks. Margaret White. Pauline
blair. Mrs. Pauline Underwood
Ada Bell Potts.
Special friends Of the family
were: The Watts OF Palmer
Woods and the Frosts Of Parkside
Also Edith Washington. jewel
Harding. Susie Virgins Hattie
Curry. Mrs. Matte Nails, Florence
pattman. Vera Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blackmnn. Frankie
walker. Ida Lee Walker. Justine
Shaw. Mrs. s. w. Pope. Mrs. james
Harris. Mrs Mary Ballard. Mrs.
NJ. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Roper'
Smith. Pearly Mae Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncalus Walker
Lizzie Housard. Edith Carter. Ncs-
bitt Patton. Edith Carter. Anna
hell Carter. odessa Harris, Lizzie
Moore. william Brooks. Mare
Yancy. Eddie Mae Fannings' MIS-
Mary l.. watson. Ethel Lee Bill
ingslea. Mr.. and Mrs. John Billing
slea. MIR. and Mrs. Mantel Pullcn'
Edith Brown. Florence Curry. Mae
pattman. Mrs. Isaac Harris. Fan
mic Jenkins. John Anderson. Mrs
Alma Aderson, Mrs. Cassie Thom-
Geneva Roots. Roy Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Buns. Mrs.
Marie A. Rovarre. Helen Thomas
Mrs Mary Ruse. Malissa COOK
Fannie Austin. Ophelia McDonala'
Mrs Jessie Grasty, Mrs. JENNIE
Crasty and others. -,
THE couple will reside at the
home OF the bride. 1888 Orleans
out-of-town relatives of the
bride were: Mr.. and Mrs. Liius
Lvons. Gary. Ind. Also MIS-
i.vons' mother. Mrs. Patsy Cheeks.
sherman Perkins gave the oriae
IN marriage. Also seating ,ne
ru.sts we're extra ushtrs. Messrs
warren and West Perkins OF East
Garfield street. .s.,a
Gary Morris. father OF the nrlae-
sroom travelled from South CATO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Bay City, were we'd.
AZ the dancing party held at the
Alpha House, Friday, August -,
this news was made public. The
couple had quietly gone down 10
Napoleon for their nuptial vows
AS the guests entered the door.
they we're greeted by the brides
sister. Miss Matte Lewis who hand
cd them the cards bearing the novel
announcement. Mrs. Lewis, mother
OF the bride presided very charm
ingly al the punch howl.
Dancing was the order OF the
evening. while many spent part OF
their time toasting the bride and
groom Among those who gathered
10 wish the pretty Mrs Bob Bak-
er. and her husband much happi-
ness were. Miss Margie Dunbar
Jack Barthwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Frank Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Holley. Miss Emetta Morton. Har-
rison Stewart. Miss Cecil Whitaker
Ulysses Boykin Miss Laura Hi,
Lyle Riddle. Wagner Willis. Miss
Gladys Somerville. Miss Dorothy
Daniels. Grove Cootc. Miss kath-
leen Coote. william Bell and his
sister from Atlanta. Jack Rodgers.
Miss Ellen Jeane Burton, Miss Sue
Morton. wentz Perkins. Miss
lnania Favors. Cecil Robinson.
Miss Audrey Waller. Miss Helen
billiard. Porter billiard. Miss Fran
ces Raiford. William Polk Miss
Dorothy Miller 81. clair BIilups.
Miss Mildred Baker. Mrs. SAWYER.
aunt OF the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
Walton Lewis. Miss Burney Wat
kins. Miss Mildred Blount Miss
Betty Rouien. Richard Carson. AM
brosc Nuit. Misses Ruth and Helen
Rankhead. Miss Anita Mack, Miss
Geraldine Overion. Peter whitak-
or. Doris and Toni McCrary. Mr..
and Mrs Walter Scott Miss Fran
ces Williams. FLOYD Jones Miss
Melha Grimes. Ferdinand Penn
Eddie Glenn. Ray Hines Don Law
son. Mr. and Mrs. John Scruggs, ~
Okla. Mrs. Baker will continue her
studies at Wayne University where
she is a Pyramid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Carroll OF Newark. \. j. The visi-'
tors curiously enough follow
careers OF parallel nature. although
their personalities vary widely.
Demure Miss Epperson, who
wore a sky blue drindl frock OF
chiffon 10 tho party, Is secretary
in the department Of surgery at
Hubbard hospital Mcharry Medi-
cal college Dashing DR.. McCar-
roll who possesses all the chic ana
femininity Of n Newport society
matron. doesn't In the least sug-
rcst ether or the operating room.
Nevertheless she Is fresh hack from
the Medical convention in Chica-
20 and is a clinic physician with
the Newark department OF health:
The doctor, who is q member OF
Delta sigma Theta sorority, wore
a black crepe frock distinguished
nv a nlcated ruffle that outlined
ono side OF the dress and the hem
line completely. A large corsage
Of white vloldts nestled at her
waistllne.
The party was just under way
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Party Honors
Summer GRAD

Charm IS the key TO the success
iul career OF debutante, anil
charm was indeed obvious Satmr-
day nigl', in fhe home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hill. at l026S Del
mar Occisio vas graduation
Tarty in horror OF Mrs. Hills
sweet .ittl. sister. Helen Hum
phrics. who looked lovely in green
and white.
Attending the affair were: Clyde
Powers, Clinton Johnson, Leonard
Virgins. newlywcd Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Hall. Lucille Whit. Herbert
Talley. Phillip Bolding and Mae
Pattman. Nesbitt Patton. Pauline
Booth, Jackie Robinson, Susie
Booth. James jenkins. Fannie
Pattman. Marie Foster. Willie
Marsh. Joe Booth and Milton
Greenlee.
A delectable menu was served.
Among the many gifts received
was wrist watch given the hon
Gree by her sister Mrs. Dorothy
HUMPHREYS. and a ring with her
birthstone accumulated by dia
mond on either side, the gift of
her sister and brother-in-law
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
CLUB VACATIONS

Las Amigos club. composed Of
a group Of eighteen matrons. spent
very pleasant weekend at Har-
row, Ontario. In Canada. The club
planned the first of the spring for
a vacation.
While on vacation, the members
OF the club stopped at Clingemane
cottages. They enjoyed the very
best OF home cooking. also swim
ming. horseback riding and other
diversions.
The club has full schedule
planned for the fall season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Leonard Byrd, Mrs. Thomas Woods,
Mrs. Jdcll j. Tomlin. Mrs. Lcona
Bing. Mrs. Lucille Walker, Mrs.
Emma VI. Tate. Mrs. Hattie Wheeler.
Mrs. Edmont Smith. Mrs. Geo. Will
liams. Miss Myme Darden, Mrs.
Incz Carter. Miss Willie Mae Dam
ford. Mary T.. Menafee. Viran
Thomas. Mrs. o. r. Abingdon. Mar
gurile Buckner. Morze Tate. Fan
ME r Bethel. Leila Click. Beulah
VI. Cain. Rose Jackson. l.. Pugh.
Sussie Aranha. Claudia Williams
Mrs. cleo Hardy. Mrs. Mckinney
Carter. Mrs. a. Somerlille, Maudc
l.. Whatly. Martha Bacon. CLEOPATRA
Reed, Mrs. l.. l.. Hatcher, Mrs. +.
W. L. Jones. Miss Marie Stokes
Mrs. J Hall. Mrs. Hawkins Bailey.
Winefrcd Carter Mabel Simons.
Cora Seymor. Mrs. c. s. Reed. Mrs.
A. Jett Mrs. g. W Blackman Mrs
Lula c. Taylor. Miss Margaret
Thruston. Miss Ethel White Mrs.
Grace Williams. Mrs. A. l.. Burns.
Nina Collins, Margaret Hawkins.
Flossie Cox, Adgohoee S. Hinkins,
Mrs. S. r. Gaskill. Mrs s A.
Letcher Miss Ollie w. Cooper Mrs.
A. Simpkins, Mrs Virginia Ed
wards, Mrs. Geo. +. White. Mrs. J.
I. Jefferson. Mrs. Willie II Harris.
Mrs. Helen Jones. Annette Cochran.
Mrs. +. Perry. Miss Marian 4.
Smith. Mrs. Alta Douglas. James
Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and
Miss G. Moore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
TrdDeloquc

Mrs Flossie Prctlow OF 1881
Holhrook avenue viii leave
Sept for a visit With friends in
Youngstown. Ohio: brother in
Philadelphia. and a brother and
clativcs in her old home in Vir-
C!nia.
Mrs. Margaret Rideout Of North
field Ave. spent few days last
week with her mother in Cape
May. Nj,
Nelson White of Cleveland. O..
arrived in the city Thursday for
few days visit with old friends
lsre and in Windsor. only 10
find that he had ~ resort TO "Jit-
nov" transportation
Miss Mary Monroe OF Scotch
avenue hae returntd from de-
liShtful months visit in Boston
clarence Branham Of Melbourne
will leave this weekend with the
Gilmores ~ lroouois for visit TO
beautiful virginia
The Edwin Peitifords Of Parker
avenue and their three Young sons
are enjoying three weeks camp
ing trip in Northern Michigan.
William Patrick. Jr Is on a
summer fellowship Al TuskeFee
where he Is having many interest
ing experiences.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

when the clouds burst and torren-
tial rains began 10 fall. But gaily
playing their rounds Of bridge
were Mrs. Leo Darden. Mrs. A. p.
Gaskill Mrs. VIM. Horner. Mrs. A.
r. Thomas. Mrs. Joe Thomas. Mrs.
Samuel Thomas. Victoria Mccall,
Marguerite williams, and Marion
and Marjorie Carter.
Old sol. which eventually broke
free Of the clouds. brought sun
shine a plenty to Mrs. Gaskill, who
won.a silver sandwich tray. DR..
Mcchroll, whose award was a yell
low linen luncheon set, and Marion
Carter. who won an exquisite bud
vase OF crystal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Mrs. Weaver Hostess
To WWFT Club

The w.w.F.T. club met at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Weaver Of
1855 Mullett street. Plans we're
discussed for fall activities. Mre.
Mamie Hinton Of East Chicago
was a welcome visitor. Mrs. weav-
or served a buffet luncheon In her
lovely reniodeled dlninf room.
Mrs. Rosa Guinyard. president;
Mrs. W. Louise Hinton. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
MerriveatherS
Fete Atlanta Elks

Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Merriwcath-
or and Misses Rosalee and Dorothy
Merriweather OF 1926 Marston ave-
nue.. entertained four Of their
friends from Atlanta. Georgia. who
are now on their way 10 Atlantic
City. for the Elks convention. The
guests included John +. Hill Tx
allied Ruler Of Atlanta Elks: Clyde
W. Foster. secretary; Willie Brown
and Samuel Harvcy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Compliment
Tennessee Folk

Mrs Joseph Dunn and Mrs Vel
ma Robinson entertained their
mother. Mrs. +. Il Holt Of rulas-
XII. Tenn. and friends a. the home
Of her aunt. Mrs Thomas James.
43i Alfred street Other out-of-
town guests were Dr Monroe Jor-
dan and Miss Josephine REYNOLDS
OF Pulaski Tenn. and Miss Mar
garct Cobhs and Mi. Frances
stevens Of I.oveland Ohio Among
the Detroitcrs present were Mr..
and Mrs Ed Mcdaniel SIR and
Mrs. Walter McKinsley Thomas
James Miss Mable Smith and Miss
Beatrice Martin The dining room
table was beautifully decorated
with rladioli and ferns and burning
tapers In silver holders. Delecta-
bic refreshments added 10 the eve
ming enjoyment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Shouc1 For
Brldc~Elccf

A shower was given for Miss
Mamie Burke AT the home OF MIR.
Ia Mrs Walter Kennedy on War
rem avenue last week. Mamie. who
Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke Of Warren avenue. has
named August 30 as the date OF
her marriage TO Charles Merk. the
son OF Mrs Minnie Merk. Of Flem-
mings street.
Among the friends at the shower
were: Mrs. Laura Burke. Chaun-
cey Johnson, Miss Henrietta
Burke. Floyd Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs II. +. Ruskin. Mrs Leona
Mackncy. Mrs. Cathe'een Swanson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

10 a double ring ceremony.
The Rev. Lee T. Clay offlciated.
The soft ivory taffeta MORE OF
he brides gown formed a lovely
contrast to the green background
Of the flover-garden-like setting.
Johnnie Mac was lovely In the
gown which was simply designed
With flowing graceful lines. There
mas a iacket-effect with tiny but
tons from neckline to waistline.
Tatteta MORE was used in the
upper pulled sleeves. while from
The elbow 20 the wrist and IN a
poinl Just over her hands, heir
loom lace was used. There were
five tiny buttons at the end OF the
puiicd section Of the sleeves.
Most unique was the exquisite
veil. II was lace in tiers. lengthy,
and fcll from a pearl-etudded'
braided head-piece. The bride
wore white satin slippers. white
pearls at her throat and TO com
pleie her ensemble, carried yellow
Joanna Hill roses.
Mailyn Talley, oil New York
City, wa. matron Of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Thelma John
son. sister of the bride; Verdel
Perkins. Josephine Be- IN and Will
lie Mae Hunt. Blush pink and aqua
we're The colors chosen for the
bridesmaids Fabric used was soft
rayon iaffeta. Eighteenth century
lines were followed with tight
hlilng bodice laced at the puffed
sleeves and loosely flarcd and
collar-eliect at the back and gath
cred skirts. TheIma and verders
Gowns were slit at the bottom with
Miss Muffct fold. All attendants
we're similarly gowned. with the
exception OF the matron Of honor.
VINO wore full bodiced taffeta
gown Of lavender and heart
'naped picture hat. and carried
yellow eiadioli: while the others
wore picture hats with bows at
me back, NJ the same material and
color Of their gowns and not
qul,e elbow length gloves.
Pink and neach colored gladioli
we're carried by the attendants
WIN lone streamers hanging from
me bouquets.
In tails, Sylvon Peoples was
ue'i man a. the wedding and ush-
sing were julius Bradley. Willie
mcnardson Woodrow Hunt and
ROBERT Cook Junior flower girls
s rere dressed in TERED aqua and
u,u'n pink gowns and wore hats
=, 'he same material and color.
eney carried bouquets Of mixed
summer flowers. They we're:
ssnlfiey Allison and Margle King.
email ringhcarers who were In
,al' dress we're: w'Iiiet sherman
,erklns and Joe n. Morris. Jr.
s sessle Grsstv sang 20 Promise
" We While Mrs. Lucille Thomas.
Truly"
Mrs Venle Bell Johnson. moth
N OF me bride. was dressed In sky
~ 80 etin, and wore a corsage Of
ls. .aos. Directresses Of the love-
49,. snd most talked about we'd
S as OF the season were: Mrs. Al
en- starkes, Mrs. walter Nc
esser' and Mrs. Lucille Harvey.
''o"er garden effects were arr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Ardine Appears
In Concert

Ardine Loving who Is student
al the Detroit Conservatory Of Mu-
sic. member ~ the string or
chestra OF the conservatory. and
radio artist as we'll appeared on
a progam at the convention Of the
National Association OF Negro Mu-
sicians Inc. this week in Pitts
burgh.
Miss Loving's professional ca
reer as cellist has given her a
fine background for concert work
and was Of inestimsble value dur
inE the new artistic experience in
Pittsburgh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Arcola Phillips
WEEDS August 20

Mrs. Arcola Phillips ard S. G.
Clark were united in holy wedlock
on Tuesday. Aug. 20 al pm. at
the brides home. W. Grand Boule-
ward near Milford, by the late Rev
Henry w. Porter, in the presence
Of few near friends. Both OF the
contracting parties are members
of ST. Johns Presbyterian church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Tattlings


ing sunday at Bethel AME church
to protest against the treatment
OF Negro soldiers in Fort Custer,
while they were on maneuvers in
Arkansas short while ago.
II is charged that the Arkansas
police treated the men badly and
dared them to come out Of the
woods.
Sneakers were to be Rev. Horace
white. Rev. william II. Peck. State
Senator Charles Digs and nr. J.
]. hcClendon. president OF the as
ISOLATION.
Lillian Johnson OF Fleming
street. a. leaving Saturday for Chi
cseo. where she will stay one week.
Send your news 10 1902 81.
ubin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Mrs. Bailey left no stone unturn-
cd To mako the affair one of the
most enjoyable in Nacirema his
tory The luncheon, which was i'm
portant because 1t was so good and
The bridge playing transpired on
the spacious lawns.
The players We'd for such magnifi-
cent awards as costume jewelry.
linen hankies in half uozen lots.
umbrellas, silver compacts a n d
cigarette cases.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Mrs. Jones
Writes Play

The play, calling a Preacher
to Little Grove Church, which
was dramatized at Peoples Bap-
fist church. Aug Il. was written
and directed by Mrs Annie r.
Jones. 1928 Waterloo Mrs. Jones
work of art was success which
the audience enjoyed very much.
The characters that took part in
te play were: Misses Colston A.
Hill and + Hill. Mesdames Gen
try. Powell. u. D. Williams. Hud-
son. Slaughter. Fluellins. Doboin.
Walton. Simmons. Armstrong
Perkins. Bruenton. VI Duncan. and
family, A. NJ Duncan. +. Chillis;
and l.. Brown. organist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

oiina 10 attend the wedding Of his
son The bridesmaids and the
hrlde's ensembles were designed
nv scmisisi's and the hats hand
made by wally Simpson OF De-
frolt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Pixie Glasses

Vivian Cooper looks for all the
world like a pixie in her new
slant-wise horn trimmed "specks.'
Mae Carroll that dashing Vi d.
from Newark wears them too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Players by The Dozens
Flock to Nacirena Bridge

No one in Detroit forges about having bridge
party when it comes time to entertain large group of
folk Nacrema club thought to the contrary about the
whole thing so they made Mrs. Are Bailey chairman of
large bridge party held at the club house last Friday aft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Club Neus
Marriage is Announced
at Party on August %

Connie and Bob the Bakers were the words
inscribed upon tiny cards encrced by heart which an
nounced to Detroit society that Miss Cornea Lewis.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ira Lewis of Oklahoma City and
Robert T. Baker Of Atty. and Mrs Oscar Baker Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Bride Repeats Vows in
Double Rinq Ceremony

Large white baskets of while lilies and pink roses tied
with white afreta and organza bows and many palms dec
Grated the altar and aisleway the front OF Peace
Baptist church, Saturday. Aug %, where Johnnie Mae
johnson and William Morris repeated their marriage VOWS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Miss Minnie r. Roberts. Miss Ma
mic Roberts. Miss Minnie Lee,
HiEhtower. Mrs. Anna Will Sabra.
Mrs Emma Cattledge A good time
was had nv everyone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Mrs. McBroom Honors Physician
and Hospital Secretary at Luncheon

The presence of two very charming guests in their
home was Mrs. Felix McBrooms and her daughter Evas
cue to entertain Monday afternoon at bridge luncheon
The two ladies for whom the McBrooms did honors we're
Mics Carrie Emerson Nashville Tenn and DR.. Mae Nc
Evening star., 1941-11-07
AttIee Calls on Murray;
Will Confer With Press

Clement Richard Attlee Of the
British War Cabinet plans to hold
q press conference at 3 pm. today.
He is making a short visit to Wash
fngton during his stay in the United
States, prompted by the 1nterna-
tional Labor Conference in New
York.
The busy round of appointments
IN Mr.. Attlee's day began with call
on Philip Murray, president OF the
c. I. O.. at United Mine Workers
headquarters. He saw William
Green, president OF the American
Federation of Labor, yesterday.
He called on Vice President Wal
lace at the Capitol and planned to
see Sidney Hillman, co-director OF
the o. P. M, during the afternoon.