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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

anxiously for the election OF offi-
GERS, most outstanding OF which is
the choosing of new president, Mrs.
Jennie b. Motion. wife Of the late
principal Of Tuskegee, having serv-
ed her two-year term.
Among those making the trip
were: Mrs. c. G. Smith OF Detroit,
who is chairman OF the committee
en- credentials. This is one OF the
most important units of the con-
vention, since voting for candidates
can turn almost on single ballot.
Mrs. Smiths task then. has been
10 certify delegates on rules estab-
lished by the association.
Other Detroitcrs were: Mrs. Rob
ert Lantoine. Mrs. All Thomas,
Mrs. Albert Greenlaw and Mrs. Jul
liza Perry. Additional ones, who will
continue from the southern capital
10 Washington, DC. are DR.. and
Mrs. c. w. Preston and Helen and
Clarence. Jr.: Elizabeth Edmund
son, Mary Lou Davis, Mrs. Peyton
Johnson, Mrs. Emma Reed. Mrs. +
T.. Dawson. president OF the state
Association of ColOred Women's
clubs; Mrs. Rosa Gragg. president
city Association OF Colored Won
ems clubs: Eta Foster Taylor. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Harris. Miss Victoria Nc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Call. and Miss Mary Lindsey.
The value Of strength has been
indicated by the swinging power
of the Michigan and Illinois fact
ions. which are anxious for Mrs.
Smith 10 he made vice-president.
Many are lobbying for her. Should
Mrs. Smith win she would. almost
automatically. within the biennium,
advance to the presidency. In addi-
ton 10 that. her election would
bring much honor and power to the
eastern cline.
Novel ideas have been hit upon
by those pushing candidates. Mrs.
Ada Bell Dement, OF Texas. which
always .epi esents in great mum
hers. is being boosted by workers
wearing sombreros and bright
shawls
Another outstanding chairman
was Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey Davis
OF Chicago. who has never missed a
meeting since the inception OF ma
tionally incorporated club activi-
ties years ago. Or. Mary Warning
a former prexy. plays a prominent
role and Is the authOress Of q hook
Continued on page o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Drive-In Theater Cooperates With
Tribune In Its First Newsboy Show

will admit an automobile. the driv-
or and all occupants Of the car. tn
Detroit Tribune invites friends who
have cars to help IN seeing that
these youngsters act an opportunity
tc take advantage OF this outing.
The cars will assemble nj The
office by saturday. Aug. ?. The
special tickets will be good on Mon
dav from z 10 8 pm.
The cars Will assembled at The
etroit Tribune office, 2i46 81. An
tome. Monday. Aug. AZ $50 pm.
where newsboys will he picked M
and the cavalcado will proceed 10
the East Side Drive-in theater'
Youngsters will be given refresh
ments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

.Sext Monday night, Aug. 4. is go
ing to he the biz night in the lives
Of A large number Of youngsters.
when The Detroit Tribune viii
present Its first annual free movie
party for Tribune newsboys at the
Drlve-In theaier. Seven-Mile road
nj Harper. at 1890 pm.
The theatre management Is lend
ing It's utmost cooperation IN max
ing the party a success. The young
STEERS will SEE "Saps at Sea" and
Captain Caution" as we'll as
special program Of selected come
dies and cartoons
The tickets are being distributed
through The Detroit Tribune ohice,
2iis 81. Antoine street. One ticket
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

|.,os.,,' % De one OF the happiest
|pt, ''"ers In the history OF De-
|snlI,uu,U ss, Ice cream. pop will be
iss,n.G flames OF all kinds will
|sde = Every effort will be
n 70 % see .' that every young sales
|Om =. Inc Tribune gets 10 and
s ~, The park safely.
|, 's,s gala picnic would not be
|tcsn' :. however" says Editor
hton except for the hne coop
"a ~., OF the Detroit merchants
I'M wlshers Of the paper"
Hnsd ~. .sn,pune, only Negro paper
'no produced By Detroiters,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
One Shot To
Death Over His
Girl Friend
Other Stabbed
In Argument
Over Money

The flaming discharges from a
double barrel shotgun and the
flashing blade OF a knife claimed
the Ives OF two men over the past
weekend.
George Morgan. AZ. 553 F. Alex
andrine, was shot 10 death last
Saturday afternoon. Isaac Luther,
36, 1888 Benton, is held as Nor
gan's slayer.
Roosevelt Thaxton, 80. 697 +.
Adams. was stabbed to death early
Sunday morning. Aaron ti,ie 2n.
Isall Rivardi Ii ben.g helus 80 us
slayer.
Killed Instantly
Morgan was shot twice. one OF
the discharges entering the left
chest and the second striking him
in the right shoulder. He was kill
ed instantly.
According to details Of the
shooting given police by witnesses,
Morgan and his girl friend had
gone 10 the Benton address at noon
Saturday. remaining there until
Luther returned home from work
at four o'clock.
Shortly after Luther came In
Morgan told his girl friend that II
was time to leave. and went out
10 his car. At the same time the
girl left by a back door.
Going To BE Too Bad
Morgan returned to the house
and asked about the girl. and when
he could not find her accused Luth-
or and his wife OF sending the girl
away. He also accused Luther. ac-
cordine to witnesses. OF taking $40
from him. He then showed Luther
10 the wall, and said, III ] don't
get NV $40 II is going 10 be too
bad for you as l have already kill
one
Recovering from the shove
against the wall. Luther went TO the
front OF the house, picked IN the
shotgun. loaded II and fred both
barrels as Morgan emerged from
the toilet.
Luther surrendered. When police
searched Morgan's car they found
s1s on the front seat.
Jhaxton was stabbed in the heart
following an argument at Gratiot
and Hastings. He was dead on ad-
mittance to Receiving hospital.
Found Hiding In Closet
Little, who was arrested short
time later while hiding In a clothes
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Mrs. Toodle Hurt In
Automobile Accident

Seriously injured in an automo-
bile accident last Saturday. Mrs.
Hattie Toodie. 500 Marston. was on
the road la recovery this week.
Mrs. Toodle suffered injuries OF
the elbow and wrist when the car
in which she was riding was hit by
another at Ferry and 81. Antoine.
Mrs. Toodle was in an automobile
driven by Oscar Solomon. 663 r.
Forest. Mrs. Solomon and their
grand children OF the couple we're
also in the car. They we're en-
route 70 Benton Harbor and Sassop-
oils. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon suffer-
ed minor injuries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Girl Killed
In Auto Crash
Street Car Hits
Automobile

The happy trip Of family TO
Belle Isle was brought 10 a tragic
climax Saturday when a kerche-
val street car struck the automo-
bile in which they we're riding.
turning the car over and fatally
iniuring Mabel Jean Williams, IL,
of 1915 Dubois.
Taken to Receiving hospital. the
girl died at 7:15 Sunday morning
Mrs. Mabel williams, mother OF
Mary Jean. and another daughter.
Deloris. 10. were also injured in the
crash. Mrs. Williams. receiving in
juries OF the leg and arm. aud De-
Continued ON page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Pund bus at Kalamazoo, Mich.
mrs Love, in her testimony be-
re The jury. said she was on her
Ey 10 Chicago TO Identify a broth
who had been killed In an auto
Ioolle accident. She boarded the
p in Jackson.
no plaintiff. under direct ex-
Elnation by her attorney, John
Norris, testified that when the
stopped in Kalamazoo she en-
|eo the restaurant and ordered
sandwich She said that while
ne passengers were served i'm
Eaaiely, she was not given at
luon until a few seconds before
~ Tor the bus to leave. She said
men refused to accept the sand
k n handed her by the waiter.
"nen she re-entered the bus the
[Nu Manfred Burleigh, came 10
seat and demanded that she pay
10 cents charged for the sand
.u' ana when she refused called
pcnceman and demanded that
y be arrested.
~ witness said she was taken
ill and held for two hours
~ policemen grilled her. She
consented TO pay the Is
y 20 that she could 60 on to
" uetense put six witnesses on
H. 'ahu' Including the driver,
IT,. N the restaurant In Kala-
~, ana The arresting OFFICER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

order by Federal authorities that
workers must have been residents
OF the community at least SIX
months before being employed.
Mcmahon Acknowledged that they
had not been residents Of OF the
community for six months, hut
pointed out that none Of the white
plasterers had been living In the
ommunliy for the required time.
Friday the two colored plasterers
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
PICNIC FACTS
Date: AUGUST %
Time, 10 A. M.

Refreshments: Free ice cream,
candy. hot dogs. pop
Amusements: Baseball. soft
hall. athletic contests, racing
horse shoe pitching.
Tickets: Free refreshments
tickets will be given al The Tri-
hume office. 2tfs 81. Antoine.
Aug. 10. 20 and n. Tickets mus,
be presented for refreshments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Congressman Louis G. Rabout, Of
the Fourteenth district. announced
this week the appointment OF Wood
row p. Dolphin as assistant engi-
neer for assignment TO the Cnica-
20 regional Office OF the Public
works Administration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Was Witness
In Policy Case
Body Found
By Roomer

> Despondent because OF Ill health
and the prospect OF appearing as a
witness in the impending trial Of
numbers barons. Eugene Crockett,
81. 1896 Beaubien, committed sui
eide. He was found dead in bed
early wednesday morning.
Milton Monjoy, 20, roomer at
the house. had gone TO Crockett's
room at 10 am. TO awaken him
When he failed to get response
10 his knock. he entered the room
and discovered the body Monjoy
called police.
Gun In Right Hand
Clutched in Crocketts right
hand was a SS-calIber Smith and
wesson Special. one bullet had
been fred from the revolver.
The bullet entered Crockett's
Continued on page o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Passengers Hurt AS
Bus Skids Into Pole

Included among the passengers
injured when a DSR bus skidded
and crashed into a utility pole
Tuesday al John r. and Holbrook
we're: Gurtie Kirk. OF SIS z. Alex
andrine: Robert Mitchell. "a. $50 z.
Alexandrine. and Miss Alice Jones.
%. ga Chandler.
The bus was headed down town
when the accident occurred. The
oriver. Andrew Soltis. white. was
Jailed on a charge Of reckless driv-
Ing after he had been questioned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Stanford. and Cnnzie Nelms. 1921
Van Court. Mcmahon and helms
were discharged last Friday af:cr
working four days on the project.
The men told the Rev Horace A.
White. pastor OF Plymouth Congre-
gational church. state representa-
tive and member OF the Detroit
Housing commission. that the I'M
ion steward told them Tuesday that
white plasterers had preference on
the Job. He further said II was an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Beaten BY Old Friend

Miss Claudia Johnson. IS. et2o
Hartford. told police sunday that
she had been beaten with a pistol
IN the hands Of Robert Brown. rs,
1853 Mc0raw. former friend. she
said he hsd dragged her into an al
ley while she was walking on Ban
cor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

takes great pride IN the efforts 81
the little breadwInners and feels
that this II only one way In which
we might say, THANK you!" for
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Mrs. Christine Smith Pushed
For NACWC Vice Presidency

the 300 cup won
convention the >auna ~
spent most OF the week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Union Official Denies Charge OF Bias
Made By z Fired Colored Plasterers

Charges of racial discrimination made by two coored
plasterers who were discharged from the Hamtramck
Housing Project vehementy denied By Earl Riggs,
business agent of Local is of the Plaserers Unon ALL
The charges were made by Shirley Mcmahon, 6532
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
enan Awarded $3.50 Damages For
Humiliation While Riding On Bus

An award of $3.50 for humiliation suffered" was re-
med Saturday by jury in Federal Court for Mrs Sarah
Love of Jackson, against the Central Greyhound Lines
fc Mrs Love had filed suit for $4,000 alleging that
s driver on Nov L. 1940 had forced her off Chicago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Fey Gang! That Picnic Is Set For
|ugut 24h AT Belle Isle; Oh Boy!

Ealing all Tribune newsboys! II won't be long now.
NJ picnic date is Aug. %. The place is Belle ISLE The
tribune newsboys are the best little statesmen in the
according to plans made by The Tribune staff this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Threat Made
To Burn Home OF
|Colored Woman
Every Method
Used To Force
Family Out

The Threatened Burning" Of
her home at soO5 Chippewa. in
Garden Homes addition the brutal
beating 81 her son. the use OF
abusive language by officers. In
suits on herself and children and
an Eviction Meeting Of disgrun-
tied and preiudiced whites who
have said the "N---s" must co.
was all told 10 Tribune reporter
by Mrs. Nina Johnson. mother OF
family OF 10 who. upon her err
turn from Pontiac. Mich. outlined
AZ length some Of the things that
have been done 10 get her family
10 move beyond the line into the
Negro section which borders her
home and. by all means, ito pack
up and get out
Mrs. Johnson was AZ a loss 10
see whv. under the civil rights stat
utes OF tAs state Of Michigan. she
should he forced 10 leave her home,
which she is buying. and in which
she has lived happily for IA years.
simply because preJudiced neigh
bors have schemed 70 force her
out.
II is reported. by reliable sources,
that about 200 people held a meet
ing in neighborhood bakery. about
three months ago. and no Negroes
were admitted There. under cover
OF darkness, these persons mads
suggestions as how 10 hest and most
quickly 70 sc rid Of the two Negro
families concerned. the other that
Of Mrs. Waller who owns a lot
in the division hut does not live on
IL.
The general conclusion reached,
in this meeting it is said, was: I'VE
have two Negro families in our
sub. The one that owns lot We
can buy out. The Johnsons that
own on Woodinghsus drive well
put the pressure on them so strong
and OF we cannot make them
MOVE by doing this we will form a
COMMITTEE AND BURN THEM
OUT
Dates Back Three Years
But. according 10 Mrs. Johnson.
who is determined to fight through
legal recourse. this trouble dates
back even further. About three
years ago one OF her sons. 'Ches-
ter. was struck in the face By .
child Of white family, for no rea-
son whatever. In the court the
prosecutor at that time urged the
| families to try 10 get along peace
fully.
Later. went on this worried
mother and wife A mail carrier or
dered her 10 remove her box from
the corner in Garden Homes addi-
ton. boxes then being placed as
for rural delivery. and 10 put II In
the Negro section. This she re-
fused 10 do.
About three weeks ago the john
sonehldren. childlike, we're on their
bicycles on Santa Barbara street.
They were ordered by a white
neighbor 10 keep OF the sidewalk
Then. said Mrs. Johnson. the man
threatened the children with stick.
Policemen were called TO the scene.
Shortly before July 4 huge
German police dog. allegedly be-
Continued on page 81
Evening star., 1941-09-07

spending the week here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal. and is
returning to her home in New York
today to join Mr.. Hilborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Furman,
with their son, Ronald, are at the
President, Atlantic City, for the next
10 days.
DR.. and Mrs. David Davis and
young daughter Jacqueline are
again in their home after a vacation
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 1llch who
spent three weeks in Maine have
returned.
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund returned
Tuesday with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Sigmund, and their son Donald from
a months stay at Ventnor, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Swan and
Miss Louise Behrend of New York
spent the week with their parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Behrend.
Mrs. Sarah Levy and Miss Carrie
Hart spent the week in New York
after q summer vacation at camp
at Litchfeld, Me.
Mrs. Richard Bonwit who spent
the summer in Atlantic City is now
in Albany, N. Y, visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Stromberg
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wolf,
with their two children, Billy and
Peggy Wolf, motored to Atlantic
City on Wednesday where they have
taken a bungalow for a week.
Mr.. Melvin Behrends and his
brother r-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Nathan, have returned
after spending the summer at Litch-
field, Me, at a camp.
Mrs. A. Lincoln Goodkind and her
daughter, Miss Ann Gocdkind, have
given up their apartment in Alban
Towers, where they spent the past
several months, and have returned
to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund are
at the Triton in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn of New York
has been visiting her brother-in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Hess. and before returning to her
home will visit Mrs. Helen Miller
Evening star., 1941-09-07

formerly Of Paris, France. is the
guest for two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Shade.
Miss Mariana Sandmeyer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sand
meyer, will leave Wednesday for
Oberlin, Ohio, to enter Oberlin Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Reidy
and their daughters, Miss Betty
Reidy, Miss Jean Reidy, Florence,
and their son Edward have returned
from Kenwood Beach, Md, where
they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic M. Nettle-
ship will leave today by motor for
Atlantic City, N. j., to spend several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig Pea
cock have returned from then sum-
mer home. Bishops Gate, Bluemont,
Va. Mr.. Jack Peacock has returned
from Parkhill's Lazy B. Ranch near
Billings, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Durant and
their daughters, Deborah and Pene-
lope, had left for a short stay at
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Mr. James Smith McFarline. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. McFarline
has gone to New York to resume
his studies at Pratt institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kibby MunSop
and their daughter, Miss Marion
Munson, have returned to their
| home, Meadow Lane. from a FIVE
week stay at Asbury Park, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murph and
Evening star., 1941-09-07
In Capital Letters
NV dear.

you S I
out the club Thursday night she that Charlie back
will be looking awuy we'll
usual,
In fact Thursday many
the vaaners back again and making jealous with their stories
back after visiting in sockbridge
Ognqut which all his feminine
admirers
another back town but he will have to
again University Charlottesville.
Acheson his family and then down to
back again Dave and Grant are
both Yale when the time comes they'll head for New
Others at the Thursday night Prochnk Billie
West Tony Charlie Thomas Louise and Randall
Hagner, and George Wheeler and most OF the regulars
noceaby absent these days since their exams are
payhe one wrote you about where
guests reproductions OF famous paintings we
had just about decided that IL was unla 10 oisao M
what paintings to represent and we were al
nearly the weather looked uncertain all Gay ha we
didn't know that night not
party be postponed in case OF ram fnay SOMEHOW
M d d and drank beer Then delicious supper appeared
and we sat the lawn and ate and ate
and every figure what paintings the others were going
to represent the couples with the lower numbers
drawn by lot the house to get ready put
and suddenly the rains came Every one scro cur ] So
and happily until the thunder and lightning
Then the show began had gged stage on the
porch with huge curtains (sheets to you,
and wire electric light bulbs to make perfect
There were about modern and humorous
Mrs Downs Goodwin and 1t Thone were the three Judges
there must have been hundred persons & were ca
most appecve watching the Others except curing our
boards The prizes were gwen out az e emu W M
loyee reproductions most orig
inal and since the American Gothic ney
prize for the best OF the american o0n's "A'
wentto o Lawrence Proctors ...-u. .-
Birth of Venus OF Botlcell you Can
Stands and the Coemans LICK oaho
ua Venus hufed pulled as the "nos was
hilarious Another by Sue and Lee anu
Hannah and depicting the Garden OF Eoe winch
had Still Lie imported OIL
ractv from Paris Sweet won prize lor eH
reproduction of print entitled F
Williams got prize the closest shave The Jack HoVys were very
"Whistes Mother Ihe Wynonam
Man win
Hoe pasos Portrait Woman The End of the Trail and lots
exceedingly funny IL was very SUI
cessful narty cevery planned and well executed
thing the honor OF Mickey
Kondrup is giving TINS afternoon
We are invited in their swimming pool ana of
rcnic supper aeward going and Mary Brookngs
three Colquitts and lot more guess
Nancy Mayo Werlich who both up IN Bar hafoo
now expect down Washington IN time 10 De On manu-
party too -. -. WI, !. a;u,.n
On the docket luncheon which Patsy Kyle giving
BookinGS tea on the S aho
the 27th You can tell summer Is over
the summers
affairs Fall just around the
'''9;. Saturday, September SIXTH G8cll&
Evening star., 1941-09-07

"On time" schedules for FaIl,-so
down by the clock to breakfasts
again, And YOU, needing the
POSTMASTER Toast n jam"
set more than ever,-to give prompt
and easier service, to add good
morning charm to your table, to
give THE perfect food send-off for
the day! Toast n Jam" is,-FUN,
gay with bright Franciscan Ware
Jam jars and toast plate, the
POSTMASTER 2-slice Toaster
rests in its walnut tray right on the
table and entertains everybody as it
self-times itself and pops-up golden
slices of toast that are JUST done
to T! So be smart ). make the
POSTMASTER de luxe Toast
n Jam" Set your first September
Blu Y.LIN E,-SlS.S0 wherever
quality appliances are sold!
Evening star., 1941-09-07

are BucoIo VI Iui' aiiu Nio ~ ~
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger j .Whiteford
and their son, Mr. Joseph Whiteford,
have returned from a months stay
in New England.
Miss Ruth Latimer, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. J. Austin Latimer, has
returned from a two months visit
in Los Angeles as the guest OF her
brother-in-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Perry Taft. Miss Latimer
stopped en- route at Grand Canyon
and visited Miss Phyllis Watson in
New Orleans.
Mrs. Clara Pangle OF West Mem
phis, Ark, is the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Klosterman.
Mrs. August Koehler and Mrs.
George F. Goetzman have returned
from White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va. where they spent 10 days.
Miss Patty Koehler and her aunt,
Miss Emily Koehler, are in Webster
Grove, Mo, to spend 10 days as the
guest of Miss Patty Koehler's grand
mother, Mrs. L. c. Koehler.
Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler and Mrs. Ar
thur Gunnarson were hostesses Fri
day evening at supper party fol-
lowed by duplicate bridge in honor
of Mrs. Philip Gott, formerly OF
Chevy Chase, and Mrs. Carl Tilman,
who is leaving to make her home in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Arthur Wood and
their sons, Arthur and Bill, have re-
turned from Lynchburg, Va, where
they spent three weeks as the guest
of Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs. Walter
MacCorkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Simpson
and their daughter, Barbara Lou,
and their nephew, James Simpson,
are spending a week on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, as the guests of
Mrs. Simpsons brother, Mr.. Adlia
Shore.
Mrs. Charles White has returned
to her home, Cypress street, from a
months stay at Atlantic City, N. j.
Mrs. j. w McCown is in Spates-
burg. S. c., and will spend month
visiting Mrs. George Saunders.
Mrs. H. Nelson Orr of Chicago,
Evening star., 1941-09-07

California are back in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Harris with
their son, John, who spent a month
In Portland, Greg, with DR.. Harris
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, have
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rosenfeld and
young daughter have just come back
from Escanaba, Mich, where they
visited Mrs. Rosenfeld's parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. GesSner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry, VINO
spent the summer on the West
Coast and in Alaska, have returned.
Mrs. Jessie Miller is entertaining
at a luncheon today at her sum-
mer home in Bluemont, Va, where
she and Maj. Miller and their two
children are vacationing.
Miss Fannie Lang of Ramsey,