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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

BIRTHS

Eva Barton. 1927 Vaughan.
Leona Brown. $50 Lewiston. Fsrndsle.
Anna Benedict. 1870 Monica.
Frances Beneson. 34l6 Atkinson.
Anne Boos. $3.50 Beaconsheld.
Clara Blocker. i4645 Msyheld.
n paTSnSx a Rs1 sS s Fsr Bear 1
Florence Carney, 1919 Kbbott
Ann ciesinski. 1898 East waueo.
Catherine craik, 1894 Lakeview.
Susan Dent. 1925 Crandmont.
Josephine Damman. e2i North Cedar, Ian
sing.
virgnis LELAND. 1875 virgf.
Hlda Delco. 1925 Winthrop.
Virginia Evans, sT2s West Vernon highway,
Lillian Edwards. SITS iroquots.
Mary Fugita. 1850 Ardmore.
SOPHIA Foicik. 4154 Chopin.
June Frank 1927 Clark
csrmefa Peliee. 2f36 Buchanan
Julia Eorman si0l West Eight-Mtle.
Marie Goddard. 1880 MENDOZA.
Esther Gehrke. f20s Mckinley.
Ida Good. 1901 whitehill.
Emilia GuzdZioi. 1902 Eureka.
Beata Graham. 1884 Townsend
Katherine Hamari. 62e Lakewood.
Opal Hufflne, 1885 Evanston.
Florence Iras, 2Os2 Pingree.
Mae kleron, eesi Broadstreet boulevard.
Lucille kolakowski. soi7 Hamilton.
Claudia Kopack, I2115 Archaic.
Celia Kinney 1910 John r.
Mary kubaDi. 20050 Bradford.
Athena Kovacs, 3iO3 Military
Theresa Kilar, 140sl Wisconsin
Shirley Kujawski 1857 MontcIair.
Anna -LapeBdaskf- 37735- Concord.
Belva Liuzzo. l27S3 Filbert
Jean Lucier 1891 Third
Lena Medico 565 Leicester court.
Florence McAlpine. $50 Lorraine
lmogene Marshall. 1851 Firwood
Rosemary Miller. 25555 wareham. Hunt
ingtOn Woods.
Mary O'Nefl. 1928 Archdale
Catherine Plovie. 1852 Mettetai.
Clara Owens, 707i Elmhurst.
Rose PolIina. 1874 Twelfth street
Lillian Pollock. 1924 Ethel. Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES
est.sie samara. 2s' Mary Eileen vaiTIauettc

csiitie samara. - Mary Eileen vaiIIquette.
lie.
alph Gary. % Luy Brenda 10.
Onward wojcicki q: Irene Baker, rs.
Bernard Cregors. ~: June Brock. H.
Joseph r. Nyitray 25' Marjorie c. s1in,,
NaxasA MS-As- Betty J Shores
Harold C. Fielder q. Ruth Sagsl 81.
Steve Ostaleck ~ Befnice surma. 20.
stephen GsdowHki. rs Lillian i.Opiecoio 90
Johannes Zimmerman. 81 Helene Mat
rsWard J. Pnarski. 20: Julia Jzwniak. Is.
Angelo GenteHs. 20 Mamie Giumo, 81.
Leo n. Han, p Mary " GaIiagher, ~.
Teliz O. Nasco'd, % Margaret r PAINTER
Ernes, Anderson. 20. oensvieve saychow.
skl. %
waiter Williams g., Luiu Taylor. 81
John ciehAnski. a. Geneyievs Firmsn'y'
Holrer Hickey. IS: verna frost. a.
Berirsm Y. Lerohen Jr., 81; Virginia Deti-
Nhchsu Yurek. az Juns Modelowska, rs.
(, Leonard Fowler, 20 Evelyn Reed. ~
Chester Forth. 81 Emaline Kraha. 30.
Eugene McAdams. 20. winifred NJ. Prindle.
Maurice sweedan. "a; Jean sidIek. 81.
John Sevakis, %. Mary Braido. %.
Rrunislsw Burman. %. Eleanor BobolA, 2s
LLOYD J. Bluhm. q Anne Rabe. ~.
George VAN. 2s Eide a. Acciacca. 20
Giro V Pellicai 20. Coral Penny. 10.
Arthur Refd ~ MeA4es- pHeSkp~s<l- ~ ~
BoSs5 H MoSsS 3e h MlsoT' R sssE
Losis J. KoIlath IS; Kathleen +. Driseoil'
Pores, Reynolds. 90. Elma Keicrlsber. "a
George Henigaa. %, Lotue II. kaczynSki
Patrick Joseph o'connor, "a; Marie Louise
Dickson II. Aselstine. 20 Eleanor J. Picksi
John s. considine. %: Catherine Goldie. 20
water ChoIenisk. 30. Stella MiroslAw. IL
Lesnder s. Norman. 20; Garnet Johnston
~
RAYMOND ostrand. 30: Edna Graham. ~.
Wizard Linderman, "a: Ellen r Bush. 10
Harry Kasmer al Dorothy Cohen, a.
Wifred r Richardson, %; Grace M. o'DeI
Thos. Bu,kowsd. 20: LiIran Jedlinska, 81
John H. Curtis. ~ Mae Osa Bridges %.
Vincent Drazga 80: Frances Bobowski. 81
Charles p. Galloway, as; Genevieve Wit
Irvine \. Coleman. 81; Margaret p. Henry
90
Fred I. Bunneu. 20: Jesse a. Grula. 81
Geores Green; ~ Martha Phillips 49, A..
leonard i' Riaikowski. "a; Joan Fredryk. %
ALVIN A. Curczynski. 81; Natalie Wasik
lexander Burtka. %: Anna Lorenz, 10.
Joseph l.. Hafeli Jr., ~ Dorothy NJ. husn
Herbert Ringel %; Evelyn Byrne. 20.
John Czarnik. "a Henrietta Braden, 20.
Emil Cardulescu %: Phyllis Dclonnay, q
John p Bott, % Anna Mezur. ~.
z Andrew KandehJ q: Catherine Candes, n
MILAN A. Bacon, 80. Hilma l.. Leland, ~
b leo s. Merriam. rs Alice J. spgncery 81.
Anthony Kusibab, ~ lane A. Prymiof, le
George f. Rey. 81; Elinor A. Arbanas, q
John Popp. % Minerva Burr, 10.
Paxton T. Cooper 20. Ida NJ. Williams. le
Nicholas Haspas So Annas Christakos. n
While L. Richardson. rs. Liar Patterson
tTsri p Hatton. ~: Lorraine r., scliuf n
Victor C0losinnn IS. Eleanor J. Beaver, 2;
Roy smith. tas Alice smith p.
Maurice Eagle. s.: Ruby Rapp -.
Lawrence Rapson. rs Grace A. Royd. II
Gerald staffeid. IL; Margaret Bib. %
william v FISHER, 81 Dorothy =. WI
ians ~
,sstrjck sinons. a.: Giorisf1 i.sgF Il
koman Kowaski. 2i3 Rose stawSks, al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

BEAUTY TRAINING Of
fsred al HYGIENE School, s540 Twelfth.
s053.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

MEAT, experienced eoiored girl wishes
days steady, Tuesday. Saturday. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

PROF. DENOMINATION ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1913: Tuesdays
and Fridays until o; closed Sunday. 3<i8
John r., between Erskine and Elliot
Special. 81. -.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE = Church Of
Christ Appointments daily 1880 west
Grand boulevard. Tyler o-753es ~.
REV. sPEEDwELL-MoNH0E conndsn-
Eliot. Temple 1-s4ee.
RUPTURE AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work. Hygea Clinic. ziS
Boulevard Bldg. at 1910 Woodward TEX
fTR I-4450 tt ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

FIREPRooF drs., steel cables, copper thxs 4
hard drawn. Mife1o~ sal. t5i =. hfvster.
KODAKs. movie cameras win seil bus.
exchange. Acme Camera IN, SIT gn<lsy.
sls5-exf7 LsyoleUm fur with bcr6ev.
Davison Unclaimed Frsikht Stores. f6141
coNsCtT the episrrs6 real Estsf< n.tlr
~ fhe Ma Sunday Times W@nf k1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

pass haodbilIs house
SOC per hour. no SELL
300 East Larned at
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
THE TRUTH ABOUT
Stomach Ulcer
PAINS

Caused by Gastric Hyperaeidity
CDEC Booklet on simple home treatment
NIL Many report they were saved from
expensive operations. Learn ali about the
amazing inexpensive home treatment. Pain
relieved from the start. No rigid or hquio
diet This valuable booklet sent FREE with
information as 20 guaranteed trial offer
Detroit Won Co.. Dept. res, $40 Dnvsa
Stott bldg. Cadillac $40. Open MonoY
and Wednesday tiii ..
WANDA LOU. Physiotherapy Treatments
WILL Martha Bush Golup. formerly Of
2O4O Euclid avenue, Detroit, Michigan,
kindly contact the undersigned on q mat
ter OF great importance. Attorney Theodore
l. Koskqff. .2415 Main street, straffords
Connecticut.
READ Times Want Ada for profit-uss
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

DISTRIBUTORS 10
toulouse: 42l4e 10
ms pay every night.
Hastings. $3.50 n m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

PARTY who photographed accident Thurs.
day midnight. October eth. on East
Vernon, please call Lenox 1851.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Docto- De swf.rte Rectal Clinic. bo05 Caas
avenue. Temple 1-2124.
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Sub-Deb (hatter

Lucius Galloway to Bella Glenn
on-"You're Mine Horace Rod
gers TO Betty Cole-"lf / had You. -
Julian Witherspoon to anyone -
I'm Falling For You Douglas
McAfee to a certain person-"Ev-
crything Depends on You Wilt
am Current to Gerry Carter-"l'm
Evil"
Classified Ads
Wanted: Nothing, by Billy Ellis.
He has everything.
Wanted: One weekday off from
work, by either Dawn Watson or
Bill Shuford.
Wanted: A rainy day for the
Arcadians' picnic. by Herbert Nc
Faddon. That surely was granted.
Wanted. To see that Vivian Me-
Fall doesn't catch cold. by Junior
Sowell.
Lost And FOund
Losing: Thursday-two lovely
visitors-Joyce and Gwendolyn
Cooper. from Atlanta. who have
been the guests OF Doris and Iris
Bell.
Deaths
We all mourn the passing of
Tippy. Doris Bells pride and Joy.
During the night Of July 16. some
one poisoned the darling little black
and white terrier. Everyone on
Josephine will miss seeing Doris
and Tippy riding the bicycle to-
eether.
What's This!
About Bella Clemon and Bill Mat
ney being in love? The grape vine
SAYS he's quitting l.. L. TO break
the ice with Bella.
About Billy Ellis going on a
blind date? Next time. he'll open his
eyes.
About Doris Bell and Ernest
Johnson having their outs? Doris
Is getting prettier every day. So
Ernest had better be careful.
About Vernon Slaughter taking
up Vivian McFall's time? A friend
TO one can be better friend 10
another.
About Robert williams and Vel
ma Nav? Trouble brews. when he
tries to keep one eye on Velma and
the other on Gerry Carter.
About that post-deb who Is rob
bling the cradle?
About Billy Dunbar falling for
Rose Campbell?
About the little 1890 Dodge max
ing the rounds OF the town-East
and West sides-It couldn't be that
little barber. could it?
About the unknown artist with
in our midst? He plays the piano
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Der OF white sharkskin with a boil
gro effect, accented by red buttons.
Her sister, Janice wore current
sub-deh "must-haye' an Hawai-
ian printed skirt and sheer blouse.
The gifts Norma received were
numerous and lovely. There were
many silk undies. and most i'm
portant. hlmy bed jacket.
The guests danced and played
games. while the proud mothers
looked on and enjoyed the evening
in more quiet way. lee cream and
cake were served and the patriotic
note in decorations was much in
evidence.
Included among the young things
and their SWANS who have had one
endless round OF parties ever since
vacation began were: Jeanne and
Bud Waundless. Peg Harris. Louise
and Barbara lnomis. Jerry Carter,
Geraldine Blcdsoc and Fclga, Pose
Campbell. Mary Strong Corliss
Hunter. Betty Ann cole. Helen and
Joe Thomas, Dorothy Pricstlcy,
Lcona Lucky, Charliia Whitby,
Sarah Casey, Florine Goggins,
Ann Gregory Huey Brown. Jack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
THIS And
THAT

Miss Louise Young of Knoxville.
Tenn. Is visiting her cousins the
Poykins of vincwood street
Rev and Mrs Charles Ward. Of
Grace Presbyterian church. Toledo
we're tho dinner guests ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. W Harvey Hill at their homo
on 3oth avenue. Rev. Mr.. Ward
preached At 81. John Presbyterian
church SUNDAY ~ the ceremonies
connected with thc oneninc OF the
new edihce MANY Toledoans were
present At the services.
Mrs Charlotte Perry NJ the De-
troit Tribune advertising STAFF IL
visiting in Pulaski. Va. with her
mother and father.
Tramp. tramp tramp. the hovs
are marchingl Willis Ward sends
word from Camn Custer that no
leaves wednesday for "war games
In Arkansas. Private Willis will not
see this part Of the country for
two months
Mrs. Rollo s. Vest and her moth
-. OF Mansfield. Ohio, spent last
week end In Detroit.
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Ever since Penny hit town some
Two weeks ago, the sub-deb crowd
has kept her on the constant go.
with parties, luncheons. weiner
roasts. iheater parties, picnics and
even splash parties
The climax 10 all this entertain
n came last week, when Mrs Pos
Ties invited few girls over TO her
home for luncheon and to help plan
paliy for Penny and Charlotte
White. OF New York City. who S
visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. c. Con-
stable The result was a lovely
dancing party In the social rooms
OF the YWCA last Thursday eve
ming.
For tho party Penny wore de-
mure evening gown OF white en-
hroidered organdy. topped with a
Jacket OF sky-blue taffeta. Her
couture was one OF those un-
sweeps. which the young crowd are
taking 10 like mad. on her shonl-
der we're two rubrium lilies. which
the unsophisticated all took for
hybrid orchids.
Charlotte wore blue oreandy
frock. with corsage OF cream
roses.
Mrs. Postles lent beauty to a
dinner gown of sculptured cham
payne Jersey. as she, Penny and
Charlotte received their guests.
The assistants saw that everyone
had plenty OF punch from the bowl
that reposed on long lace-covered
table. set on the dias in front OF
the olshcstra. They were: Mrs. {.
&. Constable, Mrs. ]. W. Trotter.
Mrs. Anthony Chavis. MIS- Archer
Weaver and Miss Inez Russell. The
pnnch was so delicious and the
hostesses so gracious that some
guests msde away with nearly a
dozen glasses OF the refreshing con-
cociiOn.
The long rooms were cool and
softly lighted. For decorations. Mrs.
Posiles preferred a simple motif.
depending largely upon the natural
beauty OF her young guests in their
formal clothes as the main orna-
mcniation A huge standard Of
white gladioli and blue delphinlum
WAS arranged on a dias near the
table.
About tho guests Leona Lucky
was swinging the light fantastic.
in pale yellow The extra glow, was
for the corsage Of red and white
roses in her hair. Jeanne Waund-
less. Hortense Reid. and Velma
MAY looked like white. beige and
blue fairies IN their filmy net dress
es NJ those colors Janice Whiihy
had twin nosegays OF fresh flow
ers in her pompadore. Lenore Da-
Wis was in sunny yellow seer
sucker with very proper lace how
Of tho same color atop her pretty
blonde head
Vivian NcFali was IN peach or
eanza. AGNES Moore wore Snan-
lsh bolero and sash. over a white
waffle pique dress. Ann Gregory
chose a red lowered gown. while
Betty Givens selected white Jersey
with red velvet bolero. Jeanne
Carmichael. Just hack from Wash
lngton. nc. came IN red and
white dancing dress. isabel Jack
son was all perked up In a pink
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

net while Lorraine Mutt adorned a
blue and white cotton midriff gown.
Gwendolyn Cooper. OF Atlanta,
was stunning in her beautiful aqua
marine silk formal. which brought
out curves that would make even
Rita Hayworth take notice. Joyce
Cooper. la petite. wore white net.
Iris Bell was rowned charminCly in
a Spanish skirt and white dimity
blouse. Her younger sister. Doris
went grown-up for the party and
wore lipstck with her pink organ
"a formal.
Others present were: David
Heard and Betty Ann Wheeler. who
soon will be married and are act
ing very happy about 1t all. Leo
Welker and Barbara wheeler. JAG
queline Dunlap and James Mack.
Still others included Jimmie Rus
sian. Dorothy Ann Hicks. Don Bry-
ant. Don Lawson. Peggy Jean Bur
ris. Julian Witherspoon. Charles
Hill. Rose Campbell. Billy Dunbar
Ambrose Morris. Douglas McAffee
Robert Williams, Marie Norris
Carmella Lemon. Sally and Ruth
Giles. James Leigh. Betty Mizelle
George Smith. Grover Mae Wyatt
christopher Wilson. Dewitt MILL
gcn. Calvin Porter. Frances Will
ans. Edward Scllman. Betty Car
son. Geraldine Marshall. Lawrence
Jackson. Larry DOUGLAS. Eugene
Welch. GLADYS and Walter House
I.eonarH Hayes. Cornelia Bledsoe
Sarah Casey. Roberta Hill. Frank
Norman. Kermit Bailer. Mary Ann
and BELLA Clemon Anita and clio
ria Mack BUD Davis and several
scores more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
RrrMrrN Yor AND NE

Maryc House hassheen crying tn
blues eyer since Levi Minehell
lett Tor camp in Wyoming .. Doris
Fuller IS wearing wedding ring
on the right hand NAACP for
NAL Viii be July % az Womens
Federation building on Ferry and
Brush Marion Logan misses
or hubby so much. He is fireman
In Camp Custer Alfred Thomas
has been knocking himself out since
be- had TO leave for camp Wednes-
day Now why would Frank
cleveland want three pictures
alike OF one persons? A very
popular Miss on the west side seems
10 give Tommy Williams a tough
way TO go. II all the fellows have
20 so 10 camp that Will be tough on
the dehS It's bad enough with the
snb-debs growing up so quickly TO
occupy the time 81 both the older
and Younger fellows ! forgot 10
tell YOU that the Ted Gays. NAM
ma formerly vivian Gilliard. have a
lovely baby girl Mrs. Erma
White came from Cleveland. Ohio 20
visit her sisters. Mrs Ethel Brown
ing on Mufett and Mrs. Fannie Dill
Hard on Alfred street This
column Is always open TO everyone
in any section Of town so drop
rne line $685. Bcgole, I'll do my
hest BYE now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Cook. George Smith. Charles Burke,
Jimmy Russian Doris Bell Joyce
Cooper. house guest of the Hale!
Bells. Penny Singleton OF New
York. Bella and Sevcra Clemon and
many others.
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beautifully and should CONNER
oialize on his drawing. His name is
associated with u. A. II.
Tid.Bits
II G.. y. would like 10 go with the
Matncy again. she had better file
her application now-between
brushes.
what is Elaine Fuller doing wear
ing l.ucius Calloway's ring on her
left hand?
Why does q. r. live girls on the
East side. when his heart really
stays on the West side with Ell
wood?
More OF The Same
Bill Dunbar. Ambrose Morris.
Douglas McAfee and Marge Dun
bar plan to drive up 10 Idlewild
pretty soon. 10 spend a week or
so.
The Delta moonlight Is August 4.
See you there.
Joyce Cooper, OF Atlanta, has the
cutest little feet.
Gerry Bledsoe now wears her
hair In becoming up-swing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Gay Little Penny Is Belle of "A Ball
Given Especially For Her Thursday

It's pretty Penny who is causing quite bit of
Pertaining along party lines and many heart-throb along
stag line. Penny, rather Henrietta Singleton is
hat vvacious little subdeb from Brooklyn, who is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. William Poses. Of Parker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Norma Enjoys Birthday
Party Given by Parents

Norma Whitby is now thirteen. Wednesday, July l6.
was the youngest Whtbys natal day and her parents,
DR.. and Mrs Ira Wh;tby gave party in her honor at
the WomenS Federation building.
Norma wore for this festive occasion cute Itte mum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Young Socialites 60 To
Luncheon for Charlotte

Every young miss who attended Mrs c c. Constabe's
luncheon Saturdas fit quite groNn-ap and important in
spite OF her youth as ne enoNe the elaborate and lovely
affair that not eten grownp function could have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
,. better do
this right
about face

Help yourself right out OF that sAln,
torture victim act and let men any
women see you in a new light he,'
less scratching fingers cant nep
can't comfort. 1t is one more 'en'
tale misery added TO itching ourn, =,
ing, torturing pimples or acne u
external cause.
Clcaring-up aid through an'iseP.
sis, plus healing aid help through
ucrmicidal action-that's whs'yOs
get with Black and White Ointment.
That's what affords you bless. !.
relief, for this ointment soo'n.'
out itch and burn. And the hr" ',
docs il to your satisfaction or YOU,
dealer will cheerfully refund YOU,
money. So you see, in puren'sln 0''
Black and White Ointment you
take absolutely no chance" =.
vitality important in eleansi'I, T. :
good soap. For this reason the r,. 4.
NOUS super-fatted Black ana WI" LIN
Skin Soap (Which is speeisld q,
soap) Is highly recommends
your regular
use while using XXs2eH
Black and White UwZ
Ointment. NcsN
TRIAL SIZES ~
in Ave and ten IN
stores; large ZMAA
Sizes, 25cents. = sJ.<(RA
80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Georgian Enjoys
Detroit Visit

Mrs Susan Daniel of Macon, Ga
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Franklin. OF 5Sl5 Brush street. Sew
eral parties have been given for
her. Many Of Mrs Franklin's
friends have arranged delightful
outings for Mrs. Daniels and she
has had gay time. Mrs. Daniel
leaves for her home in Georgia and
with her she carries pleasant
memories OF all the hospitality
shown her In Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Allison had 10 answer on his leave
anm Long Beach. Calif Trying 80
t9Aa his m!ud off Of il all. Yours
i.I.y gave got-io-gether in his
honor which l hope was enjoyed by
I'D meaning Gertrude Browning.
walter Cannon, Helen Childs. Way
rtl Rivers. Dorothy Quaker Ma
ihanicl Wicks. ZeIma Lishtfoo;
Rotlt Taylor. Mildred Dix, Thorn
az wynn and Jesse Lignifoot.
DRtSOLlTES ENTERTAIN
retl,e Francis Griffin played
hostess al a party given by he
hrasolites clab. al her home recent
Isl On, and such lovely little
. tess too, assistcd.bv some Of nc
M Mhers. Il Was TO be a garden
.p,,iy but u turned out TOO cool
80 hoy had in inside Making good
az the very fine tunes were: Tom
my Williams. president. Ola West.
woe president. Eugenia Wright,
secretary Ira rutherford. trcasu-
rcf. Olivia Watains. Gladys Ham
iitn Roberta Hill. Calvin Hughes
Ashur Williams. OTIS Renoher.
hram Castlebeiry Louis wade,
E.fgs Foster. Doris Ann Shiycrs,
Joe Miller Jane Foster. Elnors
wade. Bernice Miller. Arthur
G0ldsbv Clara Walls. Walter Cam
non. Donald Webb. Louise Cabule.
Isl hard Bievins Earlcne and Pearl
Fohhir- Ernest Bennett Warren
Young Wilhur Goldshy. Lynn MI
Hams Charles and Wesley Hill.
IfQisc Dawkins Leon Saysls. ad-
- scr Kennedy Rurkes John Ny
e. Helen West Corrine Gr.ffr
hlles Britain and loads 81 9TH
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Personal
From
G0LitTHrR AM DIC kERS0N
III LIGHTS or TIN NILk

All work and ~ pas would make
lses d dH.i boy 80 Walter Can
mos gave pas'y Ia honor Of his
o4faD own slsst az hos hom- on
handler avenue Between gay
laughter. 'Da e'lsts dld ,Atir part
: ornci % ihf rNfremeiv eiabDlatt
NenI sitOareci hr ire snee'
ttae ~ eiaa and huge
So lf .; hah Wafh Ready for
t4a N Shiy Til ner Kenny
~iaNc-'fe" Rlie " RI az Phil
pha ~ Aliiared DIX Stanford
~ k- .ilarfa 6 1r tlarfn
Fisher nrc Brown of Aagss'a
as r.a Claiborne : Soa'h caro-
ra t DC ~ anlug aaa
'ileh Aen Of 1l-r Hcaca cdN,
rorJoIR rIDrII> PIt>IC
h1rs iioak move over Woe
mug ttfosen E.gat cal .wir-y
Noyea % gao highways pn ihe w.
AtfD 3 bon. Mich for s gallant
al lulioEr Fidch- Gf.s ac-
pan.od hy q few if.eNas. soy
.e.Hy on fhcir first cai1g All
AI-a, o' good lunches ana a bunch
~ Nanety lad and lasslrs made
G.r Ray affair The mcrlv maxi
E crowd Went for fun and si p
s. had and Il you doaAf me-
Aly.c Evans, Jmn, raper-
%. Ivan Evans Of New Ori.ans.
llobeiia Hill Calvin Hughes Tom
uy Williams Wesiley HILL Alberta
-ighiioot oscar Simm MS. Huich-
l eman. Rosabciie Evans.
i.n. Douglas, Jack Morrison
Ffsuh Cletclan3 Ruin Mrrfy.
Charles Dickson Mahia Kaiser.
Barton brew Charles Wilson Iel-
ma llghifoot Magellan Mora y
rzeile Evans. Douglas Kslerhly.
l3rus Fcrferto. Leroy Dickorson.
'rm kellogg and scads q others.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
When did you get hcre2 How
ione viii q he herce When
~ yoa 20 haeke =. How do Won
Ike mo Navy? ... Are only fen
of the million questions that Hugh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Mrs. Rollo s. Vest and her moth
r.. OF Mansfield. Ohio, spent last
week end In Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-08-30

WIN, o:t5-Dr. Robert Gordon Sprcul.
president Of the University Of California. dis
tuNes Amerita's role in the war crisis. The
talk is sponsored by the Fight for Freedom
Committee.
VOL, o:t5-thtaoodnd Concert; Selections
include medeys from Frimrs ''Vseabond King"
Gilbert and SuIlivans "loanthe" and Con
doIiey"
WRC, o:30-Kalash Presents: Music for en-
tertanmeni and dancing.
VOL, 1O:15-W. P. A. Program: Actor
Walter Huston discusses ihe importance Of
W. P. A. jobs in the defense crisis; the Souihera
California Sym phony plays holart's overture to
la Clsmenza di Tito" and 6nkas overture 10
Russian and ludmia"
SHoRT.WAvE PROGRAMS.
SYDNEY, 4;55-News and commentary;
W07, 1888 meq., Isl m.
LONDON 6:00-News analysis; CSC. 958
meg, 3t3 m; 65D. HIS meg. 255 m.
BERLIN, 60O-NewS in English; DID, iii
meg. 25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg, 28.5 m.
MOSCOW, 7:O0-Broadtsst in English; N96,
t5.4t meg, 1919 m.; RNE, Il meg, Is m.
BUDAPEST 73O-News in English; HAT4,
9.t2 meg, 37.8m.
LONDON, 7;3O-Brtan Speaks; CSC, 95S
megy 3i.3 m.; 6S0, t1.75 meg. 75.5 m.
TOXIC. 8:05-NeWs in English; NU4. t7.79
meg 1853 m; N64, 1910 meg 1913 m.
LONDON, S:i5-DemouaV Marches; CSC,
e5S meg. 3t3 m.; eSD. IT'S meg. 255 m.
BERLIN, 8:15-hews in English; DID, I'LL
meg, 25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg, 28.5 m.
LONDON, o00-Weekly visit 10 the American
Eagle Club; CSC, 95S meg, 3i.3 m.; esD.
MS meg, 25,5 m.
ROME, 10:00-kews in English; 2R03, 9.63
meg 3l.l m; 2R04 1881 megy 75.4 M;
2R06, 1880 meg, 1876 6m.
BERLIN, t0:30-News in English; DID, It'll
meg, 25.4 m.; DID. 1854 meg, 285 m
GUATEMALA, 1i00-Dante music with the
marimba; TGWA, 9.68 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, it:30-Headline news; CSC, e.5s
meg 3i.3 m,; 6SD. Ills meg, 75.5 m.