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Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
19Sth Regiment Bids
Delaware Farewell
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Their journey took them through
lane dividing the Regimental
Headquarters Battery and Battery
B. then eastward past the Medical
Detachment's first-aid tent to the
lines of trucks and prime movers
at the east end. There they OBJ
served the work of hauling big
gun, almost begged, onto dry
land. Then they turned westward
and struck OF through the center
of the tent colony toward regimen
tai headquarters in the northwest
sector.
Governor @Pleased1
Governor Bacon said, I'VE are
thoroughly pleased with what we
have seen here. 1t has been in
teresting. Our only regrets are the
weather and the fact that the men
have to leave so soon. We don't
like to see them CO."
He then sat down to mess with
his party and the complete regi-
mental staff. There were steak,
vegetables, fruit, salad, coffee, milk
and dessert.
At mid-afternoon the grounds
were a picture of mud and mud in
the making. Rain, continuing inter-
mittently, turned shallow pools in
to small quagmires which grew as
the big wheels of trucks churned
through. Early in the afternoon
movement of trucks to dryer
ground was begun as officers fore
stalled general delay if the order
came to clear.
More Hard Work
Even then there was hard work
ahead. Heavy guns had sunk into
five to six inches of mud. Prime
movers and men strained. Wheels
spun in the slippery mud.
1t was frequently necessary for a
truck to pull ahead, paying out
thick-wire cable, until it was ON
solid ground. The cable drum went
into action, slowing pulling the
gun until it could be hooped to its
motive power.
This was a test for man and
equipment and the way both ele-
ments came through gave reality
to Colonel Schulz's proud state
ment praising 'the efficiency which
the men had shown in the long con-
voy and in camp" He was graft
fed at his commands ability to
man modern, motorized equipment.
His words were echoed by Lieu
tenant-Colonel S. B. Irwin Duncan,
executive officer, who traced brief
ly the development of the regiment
during its 10 months in camp, first
at Camp Upton, Yaphank, Long Is
land, and then at Camp Edwards,
Falmouth, Mass.
Has Good Reputation
Colonel Duncan said that the reg
iment had not only maintained its
enviable reputation among anti
aircraft units but had become an
outstanding group at Camp Ed
wards.
After mess, when new showers
broke out, men began to pack their
equipment. A tentatively schedul-
ed band concert and searchlight
drill were cancelled.
Trucks already gassed, CREASED
and oiled under the direction of
Lieutenant Charles G.. White, mo-
tor maintenance officer who work
ed throughout the bivouac, were
ready to move.
At nine O'Clock the order was
given for clearing at six a. m, Mon
day morning.
Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Evans and
daughter of Williamsport, Pa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seeley of Wood
enhawk, were Saturday evening
visitors, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Taylor, of Greenwood, were Sun
day evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond Neal and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walston, Carl
Walston and son Henry spent Fri
day at Green's Point, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
ROXANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett en-
tertained over the week end their
son, Howard Bennett and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Paul, Of Schenec-
tady, N. Y, also their daughter,
Miss Hilda Bennett of Wilmington.
Bill McCabe of Baltimore, son
of J. B. McCabe, formerly Of here,
visited friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long, of Phil
adelphia, spent the week end with
Mrs. John Hickman.
Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert and
son of Philadelphia, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Hast
ings.
Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11

Advertise in Milford chroniclel
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Serge ane+tes in
Ciimaxinq Drill

Central ScrgaenettcS will appear
in Their last drin of the year Fri
day night at the Junior college,
san Diego State Frosh game in FL
Centre.
Land O TmseI' is the theme fol
the drill which promises to be most
spectacular since It will feature a
complete blaCkout with the eXcep-
ton of tiny lights attached to the
feet Of the SergeanetteS who will
go through their twinkle high
kicking steps. while the drum corps
members will have lights attached
to their hands making a flashing
bit OF rhythm both visual as well
as auditory.
All tie bes' features OC the yari-
Gus drill Will he combined in the
closing drill Friday night which vii.
be led by Carmen Ninlrido, major
etc; Lolita Viniaiac, mascot, tho
tour Captains and the four Lieu
tenants. With the FIVE squads lee
by The folOWiue sergcants: Bar
bara Parker Donna Rath RaEncilC
Armstrong. Jean Spidle and Paul
inc Hall. Kathleen kIPiicr Is lieu
tenant for the drum corps and Mi
Ha2elle SOrCnSGn Of the phySICa.
education department is the inStruC-
/ tor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

The gay ninetieS formed the
theme for the Toastmistress clubs
dinner session Wednesday night in
SherWood'S, the costumes, the pro-
gram, the menu itself following the
traditions of this period.
Heaping platters were passed in
family style the menu featuring
both the famous specialtieS of the
nineties and the tradition of set
ting a good table. At each end of
the long table was a classical ar
rangement of yellow grapefruit and
green leaves, each grapefruit serv-
ing as a base for a tall lighted
candle, yellow and white chrysan-
themumS with yellow china, COM
pleting the colorful setting
Group singing, featuring the fa-
yorite songs Of the period with
piano accompanimentS by Starr Won
Fluss was followed by the singing
of old fashioned popular airs by
Nowassa WeStover and May Henry
who climaxed their part of the pro-
gram with clever redltion of "A
Bicycle Built for Two.
Emily Trusty, toastmistreSs, dress
ed as the college girl of the gay
nineties in voluminouS bloomers and
a MILDLY blouse, was toastmistresS,
and Irene Mattox won the vote as
best speaker Of the evening for her
talk on Good Morals and Gentle
Manners" based on book of that
name copyrighted in 1873 Other
speakers were: Evalena Moore, on
Mental, Moral and Physical Haz-
ards; Judge j. E. Simpson, guest
speaker, on Americas UncroWned
queens; Louise ChamliS, on Time
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Women to Knit
Gift Swe eaters

Women wishing to knit sweaters
as Christmas gifts Tor soldiers
should communicate with Mrs p. n.
Van Slyck who represents this diyi-
sion OF USC in the valley Three
sweaters haze been completed and
Mrs. Van Slyck is eager to have
a large number sent III from the
valley.
Complete Information may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Van SIyck as to
requirements individuals purchas-
ing their own material. Mrs. George
p Taubmann, il who will be re-
membered by many as the organizer
for Pro America in the valley, is
general chairman of this project fol-
southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Gay Nineties Theme for Clever
Meeting Of Toastmistress Club

Marches On. given by request Ar
nette GLlett Was critic for the eve
ming.
Other costumes we're those worn
by Nowassa Westoyer and May
Henry, who appeared in the shirt
waists and skirts of the period
Mrs. Moore, as the Gibson girl,
complete in every detail even TO
the willow plume in her hat: Mrs.
Won Fluss, in her mothers wedding
gown Of brown grosprain; Miss
ChamliS in as elaborate tea gown,
an heirloom III the Floyd A. Burger
family.
Guests were: Margaret Jester, Be
atrica Floyd, Dorothy Russell, Ann
Cooper, May Henry
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Section Busy with
Christmas Gifts

Wonderfully attractive Christina,
gifts are in the process OF being
completed by the Ten Thousand
clubs Arts and Crafts section, some
35 members and guests spending =
busy day Wednesday i'll the clu'
house al work on their various craft
projects.
MRS. j. J. Green conducted the
business meeting III the absence Of
Mrs. James Noel chpirman. and
the following hoatcs sc& served al
Gppetizing spaghetti luncheon: MeS-
danes p. F.. HiXon, A. Fiore, B. O.
Mitchell and Edwin Aiken.
Guests were: Mc5dames john
HaTzoe. Zoralda Young, j. p. La
Bruchcrie. w. H. Dewitt, john T.
Mann.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Tanda Camp Fire
Group Ne cts

Tanda Camp Fire girls met a.
The home Of their guardian, Mrs.
A. NJ Blackburn, tins week, con-
tinuing their work on invitations for
the Fathers Roundup.
Lyla Ruth Jacobs was welcomed
rs a new member and the others
present We're: Carolyn Barker Alta
Lee Winright, Genevieve Utley, Bet
- Jane Hurst Martha McNutt
Wava Perry, Willie May Keatine
Mary Neil Parker, Mary June Black
wood, Ida Sue Gullett, Bobbie Annc
Deem. Bonnie Belle Barker. and
Mrs. Blackburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Mrs. S. G. BIackman
Club Hostess

White Shrine Social club mcm-
bers had another of their pleasant
bi-monthly pot luck luncheon3
With a business session and after
noon bridge on Tuesday when they
met at the home of Mrs. S. G.
Blackman. CaleXico
Mrs l.. King of CaleXiCO won III"
high score prize; Mrs George w,
Damron of FL Cent"o the second.
and Mrs. Upton Ple&4cr of Cal
nXico. the door prize
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Has Busy Day

Red Cross WORK, brlCf DuSincSE
meeting during which plans were
made for the parish dinner on Dec
}, and tempting luncheon served
by committee constituted the high
lights OF Tuesdays meeting OF St
2aulS Guild.
ST. pduls Episcopal church is an
icipatinn the arrival on Thursday
If the new vicar. the R2v. Edward
Hutchinson who will succeed tn,
Rev. MI. De Won Ellsworth, the Rev
Mr.. A. II. Malsden having served
in tn" interim.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
News Items

Mrs Walton Johnson and her lit
tie daughter, Jacquelin, viii leave
rhis weekend for Illinois to viSi.
Mrs. John&on'S family This is the
first time Mrs Johnson has visited
her former homo for - years She
md Jacluelnl Will return for Christ
mas.
John Michael is the name MI ana
Mrs. Harry Friedley have selected
for their son, born this past week
end at the FL Ccntro hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor o. Sinms
have returned from a weeks trip in
Arizona, having Thanksgiving at
their ranch and enjoying visits with
friends in various parts of the state.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05

ROll 304, lot No. - Abbott ana
Beymer's Wyandotte Suh'd.. cancer l"'
assessment 500.
Roll aO5. 30 Abbott and ReHmer
Wyando:te Sub'd. cancel ~. assess
mpnt o.
| Knowles Fort Street Result. "a"
"ei 1880. assessment u.
Roll BOG. 10 Abbott and BeyneF
Wyondotte Sub'd.. cancel $50. a>S+Ss-
menl g. .
Roll 800. SOu,h ~ OF No. ~ VI
Lot =. Abbott and Brymers WAN
liottr Snh'd.. cancel $40. as>eS>mTh'
800
So. 40 of No. 1907 " Lot ., Ahnot'
and Eeymrr> Wyand0t . Suh'd-, can
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Canopy Of RaSAA

At Tombstone, Ariz., the worlds
largest rose bush. which bears more
than 100000 roses. is in full bloom.
The huge bush shelters an outdoor
tea room beneath It's branches.
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Travelling Tide Turns

American traye'ars 20 Europe and
the Mediterranean spent more than
$3.50, 900, 900 a year in the late twen-
ties. Last year their expenditures
feu TO $4,000, 600,
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SOybeans for Shortening

More than BOO. O00. 900 pounds Of
soybean oil are used each year in
manufacture of shortening and
more than 10000, COO pounds in the
manufacture Of oieomsrgarine, &C
cording b the census.
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Roll 80. 9i. Lynch and Steffes. Lot
i. cancel 5000.
"a. Lynch and SteffeS. cancel 5000.
IS. Lynch and SteffeS. cancel 5000.
Roll 81. 3. Linden Park Sub'd.. can
eel 1927.
Is. Linden Park Subd.. cancel 9.OO
Roll 81. IS. Ford Estates Sub'd..
cancel 1909
Roll 37S. :20. Ford Ceutrr Suh'd..
'aurPt il.'s'
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Flowers Fill
Mason Home

All was right With the world
when Mrs. Clafeuco Mason ~ God
dard was hostoss At a breakfast for
Mr.. and Mr.. A. Buckncr ana
Lucille Toncy of 81 Louis Mo wno
were the houscsuests OF her sister
Mrs. J. Harkloss.
The beautiful home was radiant
with fresh flowers from her own
garden. The dining table was con-
tered with 'lowcr, The morning
was chilly and every one was de-
lighted when the hostess served
them with hot waffles and chicken.
Those present were: Mr. aud Mrs
A. Buckner. Lucille Toncy, Mrs
I.ottie Henry. Washington. u. c..
Mr. and Mrs L. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Harklcss Mesdames Irene
Watt. Leila Hendricks. Anna Lay
Eugie West Rosa Greenleo and
Rufus l.. Stafford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Y. w. Begins
Fall Work

For the first time In its history
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA will
start the fall season with full
schedule OF sports. swimming and
health activities. Miss lnez ]. Rus
sell who has so capably directed
classes in these subjects this spring
and summer will continue throueh.
out the winter with instruction and
supervision Of play periods.
Attractive folders with complete
schedule OF Branch activities and
classes are now ready for distrihu-
tion and may be had for the ask
ing at Lucy Thurman Branch. 56g
East Elizabeth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

Charlie Nixon Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Jones, Nj. and Mrs. John Hatcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Harmon Mrs.
Lula the-tinc, carrie Tookes.
Georgia Fletcher Nh and Mrs. +.
Lewis. johnnie Bydonn, Harvey
Counsel. Lucy simpson, II. Ed
wards. Fannie Moore. Ace Tyler,
William J.. Morris, Misses Johnnie
and Thelma Johnson. Rosie Lee
Richardson Leola Byrd Mrs.
Virginia Clinton, Mr and Mrs. &.
Thomas Lille Mae Ford Amos
Gray. LILLE Rose Ford, Clarence
Jones Matte Jones, Harvey Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs James Pearson Earl
McCnlloeh Fred Potts, Mrs. \.
Foster f Mitchell Jessie Rydonn,
Samuel Graves, Mabel Eldridre
Bertha Nixon Rosie Brown Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Hampton and others
All kinds Of refreshments were
served tho friendly guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

sunday. August H. BESSIE and.
Deans We're married on Aug ii
The beld' Nas f,u.y radiant IN
gown fashioned from white chf-
'on The hoaure was held by lace-
inserted straps n the front and
back. 4 WAIST band O; lace formed
he midf... Tho gown had long.
fu'l-puifcd sleeves. ATOP her
'as'roGs dark cilrls we're three OF
fhc Nnlicei gaidenias She wore q
sage os heaven blue and pale
pix posies and clustered pearl
ea ring
Tho groom wore black pin
s. ped SUIT and d White gardcnia
in his lapel
MOe than two hunAtcd peo-
PIE attended the reception. Tele-
grams With good wishes came from
those VINO could not attend.
4 large front room held 'he
many, many presents received by
tho popular couple.
Some o. the guests were Gladys
''h'0f Ah' y 1 ~ hti"'s vi. Ht''
MIS- George Counsel Annie B Rob
insop Mis- Rose Virgins. Betty
Smith NJ and Mrs Robert Smith
ncwly weds Susie smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. pcios Noodloy. Mr.. and Mrs
Ia ucv whitman Mr. and Mrs.
Burrel Eidridge, Mr. and Mrs l.
Sain. Miss Rebecea Burh Mrs Paul
Phifer. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Anderson. Miss Geraldine Gordon
Mrs Beatrice McGanis Leonard
VIRGINS Mr. and Mus Walter
lIardaway. Wilma White Eihcl
Daniels. j. A. Flanagan. Nh. and
Mrs. GEORGE Hunt VILLA Mae Allen
lovenia Montana Mr. and Mrs
Henry Gardner. Mr. and Mrs John
Nails. Henry Nails. Marie Skanes
Mary clark. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brock. Alberta Holmes. George
Sain, Leo Tookes, Edward Boiling
Cora nails, Evelyn Young, Mr. and
Mrs. G. jenkins. Robert Wilson
Mr. and Mrs G. San. John Dill
lard. Nj and Mrs walter Robin.
SON. Magnolia Bronx Cora Coiks
Carrie Alien. Lucille Nails. Julia
Dudley Mr. and Mrs william Ed
wards Augustine Myrick. EVELYN
| Huichings. Jessie Smith. Annie
Butler. Hattie sam Mary. r Wiik.
es. clinton Pope. Mary Ice Chester
Robinson Mr. and Mrs VI Eddinr-
TON James I.atimer. Julius Woods
Woods. Willie Alexander. Samue
Willie Alexander. Samuel vii.
llams. Ardena Sain. Earlne
| Rydonn. Matte Bydonn. George
/ Griges Rose Patton. Albert RI.
dings Mr. and Mrs s Sain Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Jackson Petcl
Rofhsohild william Vaughn VI and
G. Cooks John Saln Claude Allen
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Personal
From
Nv Coleather Ann Dickerson


.Good-hye dear III he back in A
yoare is an old tune. Good
bye sec you in = couple and half
years is the latest.
lets Travel Awhile
N and Mrs. William Wright
mo'oged To our Motor Ciiy from
Ch.tago. Ill.,. 10 visit his mother
Ms. Pace and brother Walter, on
Chandler avenue.
lar l4ghtfoot family drove tothe
" ndy city for an ENJOYABLE week.
Mss Gertrude Johnson came
frpm Eas, Chicago. Ind. to spend a
fev days with her daughter. Mrs.
Edward Dickerson OF Clinton ST.
harllne Rainey is touring tho
Eastern and Atlantic states and
having the fun of her life.
lanes Toncy reports that he IS
ally enjoying camp life In Fort
Bragg in North Carolina AL
fred Thomas also says it's fine in
Camp custer.
Mary f.. House has hccn getting
around on her two weeks vacation
TO-. Cleveland Ohio. Chicago.
III. and 50. Louis, Mo.
Whispering Grass
Going to tho army sure won't
break the engagement of Mary Dee
Childs and Cicearo Mcclellan.
true love fingers on He'll come
hack 10 her some day.
Dreaming just dreaming
whom does Louise Wells day dream
over all day long? She never
hears word YOU say
Imagine this. Willie Orange is
just taking Il easy with all tho
talent, You couldn't fool me.
Did you see James Duckctt look
AT Bettye Griffin several times IN
church the other Sunday? and
finally he met her.
Clara Wells has what II takes "a
claim a man. oh yes. she has
ring from Ira Rutherford.
Edna Patton received her second
ring from Henry Goolsby the 9th.
or week. land now she's taking
on the responsibilities OF a nice
little wife.
Lawrence rabbit" T.Ockhari
went South recently and fell IN
love. he had TO hurry back so he'd
be sure to return alone. However
he won't have to worry long caus,
Uncle Sam is taking him next
week
Saw Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brown
tho latter formerly Lucille Vim
cent. in church Sunday land thu
ideal couple says married life II
tops.
Roberta Hill admits that there
might be millions OF fellows.
hut there Is only one like CalvIr
Hughes.
Poor Stanley. "Stan" Hicks. Is
awfully hurt cause he has to leave
for camp in few days. he ha'
only one more year OF college Il
/ complete but just had 70 90.
Gertie Browning made tina
swanky turban and bag outfit OF
bright printed linen. ..sure Il
pretty too.
II you ever wanted 20 sec a cal
20 fast you should have seeI
Ernest Powell hurry home from
work when they said ITS girl"
Mama Marie Burnett Powell Il
doing fine.
It's stylish for the young ladiei
10 wear bright lipstick with powder
and no rouge. II looks very nice
too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
TrdDeloguc

Mrs Rosa 'ryue Of f. Kirby AsN
returned last week from a wees
visit in New York cry.
MIS- Aciie Dodson -planto io
TUNED Tuesday from Chicago
whore she went to attend rehea
sails Tor tho Opera Aida which Nd
be given in Pittsburgh on Aux 20
during the convention ~ the Nae
uonal Association of Negro Mn
sicians Mrs. plante is scheduled
for the role Of Amners which sne
so successfully portrayed in the
same opera given IN Dctrof ia
1888 and 1924 by the Detroit Ne
gro Opera She is leaving fh.
week for Pittsburgh 10 conl.uge
rehearsing with the group there
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Lockelt Of
3ia5 Denton ST. are planning 20
spend the week OF Aug "a visiting
in Chicago.
Among tho Dctroiters planning
90 attend tho Musicians Conyen-
ion in Pittsburgh mex, week s
a. Y McCutchen OF $3.50 lronR God
member OF the DINA.
MIR and Mrs Herbert Alexander
~ 504l Ninewood Ave. left this
week bv motor for n visit % two
weeks 10 Eastern points. including
Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Atlantic
City New York. washington and
Virginia.
Albert Taylor ~ 2730 Macomh
street left FRIDAY for visit with
relatives In Berryville. va. 10
stopped OF A. cleveland 10 pick
up his brother who will accom-.
pany him on the motor trip
Ollie McCrary Of 1856 Nelrosc
Ave spent last week enjoying The
outdoor facilities for vacationists
at ldlewild Mich.
Talmadre Turner Of $500 Begole
Ave. returned Monday from trip
To st Louis. No.
Miss Harriet Robinson Wa. ihe
Weekend guest OF the William
Reeds AT The cottage they have
taken over for the summer al Mid
West
Mr. and Mrs John Hinton and
Mr. and Mrs. William Gary. OF 334
Leicester court. are co-hosis 10
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinton, Of
East Chicago. Indiana. who are
beine highly entertained nv their
many. friends in this city.
Mics Aurelia Walton Is having q
wonderful time up IN ldlcwild.
where The weather aud talem are
fine.
Miss lIatiie Barfier ~ tasl
IIancoD is home again after visit.
ing two nunts in Rockport. " y
Attorney Charles W. Berry and
his daughter Miss Mary Berry. left
that city Tuesday for a three week
trim that will take In New YORK
city. Washington. y. { Jackson
Tenn. and spots IN Mississippi
They will visit friends In the Fast
and relatives IN tho South
Continued on page 81
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Hiawathas
Meet

The Hiawatla Charity and say
ing club met AZ the home of Mrs.
Anna Johnson. 1927 Mulleu,
Thursday evening with the entire
club present The club went
through its business with the
president presiding a delicious
rcpast was served and everyone
was In happy mood. The club
Will meet Aug. u at $50 pm A.
1920 Dubois with Mrs Lessic
Chisam as hostess
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Many Enjoy
Church Picnic

lb Momon Council uf second
lirpii-t ''h8rcsi held iAe,l auHaal
pom on Belle Isle iaSt wrrk j.
UHs ono of tho best ptnits mat
no Connect has over had Through
'Ne Mothers club ~ which Mrs
ban ci- is chairman thes we're
hosts 70 fif'y-cight children Gam
es were paved bv Oh and young
and pfycs We're ava fed
NJ. /. 81 IlrnLl nrrsIleni
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0.fN. Mrs Maggie Ha'r SON. Mrs.
Lula iienl'cv Misses Willie Mae
Waoarlff. O,.e Washington Gwen
dnitn fAirs Ihclma 80 V r.
loy,c Moore " and Mrs Pe"ers
Nj. Cara tcc.es Mss Cleo
Wslec Mrs Carver and nest OF
others
I.c bride received many bcau-
'fg. and useful presents
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Seen dipping into Tho punch
bow AZ one time or another were
Marion Hawkins Gwendolyn Haw-
kirs. Bafhaia Wheeler Frank Bcr-
ny. Jeanne Fuller. Tommy VILE
ANS. Louis Wade Margaret Whe'-
soil Calvin Hughes. Eta Hurley.
Grove strong Ards TYLER James
Brandon. Fstacr Anderson Chas
Davis Jnycc brandon Winifrcd
Johnson Vivian. Greenhouse. Mrs.
Wheeler and Mrs Warren.
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W.W.F.T. Club
Hears of Trips

Ihe W WIT club WAS enter
aued 100 the home ~ Ms j Rob
u-m. 3i0i Clinton ttfcct Mrs
lowe ami Mrs Guinsard gave re-
ports nn hoir recent trips
The dub ertends 10 Mrs Katie
Sow lnn and her family deepest
sympathy in their hour of SORROW
otc fhc loss NJ their brother.
Nr Rn Gulnyard Is prcei-
dent Mrs W. Louise Hinton, re-
porter.
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Six Visit

one home ~ ~. va
more than nllol s4'.'-'
was running over # tat -
or and her era Ist+-e'r A'
garet Louise Nj NNy Pass
chicago. Mr. ans h'r's
Parks and Mrs ON e; II l. Y
were weekend ga'ss q N' ~
Mrs. Isaac Murpn ~ lno'S :
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The Dudle17s
Home

Attorney and Mis- Herbert l..
Dudley entertained 40 q buffet
supper in their lovely handsomely
furnished new fcn room home in
Conant Gardens Monday evening.
Their guests included Bishop John
-t4regg hr niece. Miss King,
Rcv and Mrs Walter a Crider.
Rev. and Mrs George W Bahcr,
Mrs Malone and Mrs. Alta Hi.
Herberf IS particularly proud Of
his coy den
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Cleveland
Guest Returns

N. May Goodioe " Cleveland
Ouo has returned home after a
pleasant visit " 20 her aunts Mrs
Annie l. Akens and Ms Mary
Bsifsr. Sn, aiso divided her time
with ht cousins Mrs Alice Shcp-
pard Mrs rheina Stewart and
Mrs Au Mo~iey wlu AN said.
cone AGAIN. lovely Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II Bowcn
Of GO59 Mortified left last Friday.
August II. FOR Phoenix. Arlz. Ia
visit Mr.. Dowen's mother. They
will also visit Los Angeles, Calf,
and historical points In Old Mcxi-
co. They Will return about Sept. 2.