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Evening star., 1942-08-18
and violet H,y.. 81. 15as New Hamp-

shire sve NJ. = the s.N.rIE Rsy E ,., Lnckstt
M.Ti' S. III. R.s sso'fhas T. aieert Al Sis End st
Richard : cooley e1 ,n 1e1a , SIN s ne and
Ina ave. Sc; the Rev; W. J; HAYES.
Md, snd Elizabeth Anderson, 25. To-
joseph a ooidfarb, %. and Ami. P. smith,
-, both OF 1900 G St ne: the Rev.
john II; I M ssshdf schiitn. "a. ouantieo Va. and
Edna M, Mcdonnell, 90 BILLINGS, Mont;
the Rev H w Sank;
Phyllis j. Atwater "a. Eugene, Ores;
the Rev. r E Boorde.
Edward wa i rh9mps9n NJ man I s. 1851 SOL
David 0H Il. Edsin. az L. Al. and Mae E Lemons,
49, both q. ot 1901 4lst st, NV the Rev
and Jessie 4 Jones' - =, sll c,o- Florida ave
Georae e Dorsey, IL. and Esther N. Fra. FRA.
zisr' 40 both Of 22a K St. nv; the
'0nn and sarbara nsef. l. Melville' %, 4ss 81 Park
,,, yd nv; The Rev; >. B Roeder, % ,et,
i6th st. NV: the Rev. c. N sturrup,
Georae Tyson, ~, 2o4l 5th st. NV. and
Mstt5s Ma Rev EfT1Id' r. NJ randall nd i1lo st. NV"
Martin L. Harper 20 1850 R st, nv. and
Inseoors J: Groom, 81 1918 Kenyon
Thessel Reeves, q, and Gladys L. ,Branek.
"a both Of 1882 LIST st. NV; the Rev
Hazard B. Holmes 81, and Mable e, Ad
kins, both Of Roxburs' Va; the Rev
Jsm.f = F. oaIsets Watts e5, 1928 Vernon st. NV,
'"sd and Rubye e'd N. crawford Or 81. i76i i st.
NV: the Rev c. T: Murray,
Alton L. Williams. p, so7 vi5sinia aye ave-
wtitrsd ! eaSvis: III Monfoss St, st., n;s;: E:
/ st. ne: the Rev. J. L. Bailey.
Issued at Alexandria.
James c; Jackson, 2s; Burlington, n. j.
Raymond Q 1 RIvepea5k, "a Roekinshsm
~em Rsnardson uma1 a. soth se Of fns msss
Ellen Mevey. IS, both Of WASHINGTON.
Sheridan v. Harrington. "A; and Louise NJ
| Otto Simmons, 81, Alexandria, and Nelli,
| Buchanan. 35. Parkersburg. w. Va.
Julian Digs, A.. and Mabel Shanklin, 81
both Of Alexandra.
| Otis A. Mitchell, 81, and Regina Mitchell
%. both of Washington.
Wilbur j. Pease, "a, Camp Croft. and Mar!
F. Corrigan. 81. Dorchester. Mass.
John Epesn M p1Hard gan 81 So BSTn Mst.stone NJ and
Roy r. Davis, 2i: and Lavinia orso. 10
Preston o. Miller jr., %. Arlington. and
Helen Fisher. 1s. Alexa ndria.
Wright Allen, % Fort Belvoir, and Eller
Bernard Bryant Bowler 81, and lucille
Dobson. 2s, both Of Alexandria.
David Pursell, "a. Fort Belvoir. and Flor.
ence Niece. 81 Frenchtown, N. J.
Ross M. Sindone, 2l, and Virginia Les
johnson, 19, both of Greenbelt. Md.
E. Trainham. II, Alexandria.
Charles Cresswel 81. and Mary JAM
Donley. 81 both Of Wheeling, w. Va.
Tallmadge Percival Delafeld. 49,. Airing
ton. and Lillian Joan Vane, 25. Chev!
Chase, Md.
Herman H. SNYDER, 2e. and Leona Stein
81, Alexandria.
william Frank Farmer 5S. Leesburg ant
Olive Sadler, 49, Washington.
Emory Donald Heberling. Is. and France
Louise Gofarth. 81. both Of Washinston
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Kelly, Veteran Trainer,
In Lost War, EnIists

BY tie Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. 10
Joseph p Kelly, 43-yeay-old Elkton,
Md, racehorse trainer and veteran
of the first World War, has enlisted
in the Army.
Kelly, who said he thought his
country needs me more than the
horses" has served six years in the
Army. Kelly trained four horses
which were at Fargo the last two
weeks
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Ringer 1osser Henson
And James Seekinq
More Pin Glory
After Third Win in Row;
HyottsviIIe Conquers
Baltimore AII-Sturs

Turning bowler after his brilliant
victory over Champion Bill Kolb of
New Jersey on the horseshoe courts,
Clayton (Boo) Henson, metropolitan
Washington's champion ringer
ripper, tonight with Paul James,
Arlington Bowling Center manager,
will seek their third consecutive tri-
umph in the Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter mems handicap doubles.
Twice in succession the stellar
Arlington two-some posted sparkling
400 sets each to win over some of
the Capitals all-star combinations.
Scratch for the three-game event is
$50.
Harry billiards 166 and 408 were
tops as the Hyattsville Recreations
trimmed the invading Baltimore
All-Stars by score of 1852 to 1887
The Orioles finished on even terms
with the Prince Georges County
sharpshooters when Howard Parsons
and Lou Pohl handily whipped Hill
lard and Gordon Remsburg with q
OOub1CS SColC dlIo cAAAA-
my Libertini defeated Jimmy OFT
ire in singles by 40 sticks with 1872
after Tony Santini and Perce Wolfe
had won from the Baltimore due OF
Nova Hamilton and Nice Pave with
1893.
Kelly Beach was victor in the
weekly Arlington Bowling Center
Handicap with a gross score OF 462
j. c. Moore was second, 440: l.
Hutchinson. third, 434; Ray Grigs-
by, fourth, 430.
Flashing a score of 1907 to 1,l89
the starry twosome Of Madge Lewis
and AL Wright trounced the mixed
duo of Lucille Young and Julie
Singer at Greenway Bowl to mark
UP their ninth victory in 13 matches
Mrs. Lewis maintained her lusty 12C
average with a 598. while Wright
hit for 600.
The Prince Georges County Ladies
League will hold meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock at the Hyattsville Recre-
alton. All bowlers interested are
asked to attend.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

william Moore. A. and Bertha Leftover.
S5' both T,,sl q Trenton n. j. the Rev
Herbert A. Schwartz. ee. and Rose weiner
se. both Of Philadelphia: the Rev, Harry
payid sl,yesS59ne AprlI a. sl411st NV. and Helen
8. WelIs:, 80. Keyser, W Va; the Rev
George Ionsmeire sn,h 81 on,'. and poris IT.
oesTss s;.s.S. sFuff Asna|., ess SO t !, and
the Rev S. K: cockrell
Howard Aver, 35. 3646 Warder st. NV,
and Kaye Engelman, 81, Baltimore;
Georse W. Gutridge, 35. and Bertha M
Beavers, 1s, both of Alexandria; Judge
David G. Flint. 81, and Margaret I. Jessup,
-. both of 1925 2lst st. NV; judge
Paul nfhi.ey [. Shelton. %. rredericssburs, Va.
,risonburg, Va; the Rev. Purcell Storey
John P, Mazzocchi, 2a, and Florence M
smofs fhe Rev u j. f4'h B BrSant 9s 3e'0 St. NV"
Frank E BARLEY *. Camp LIVINGSTON
IA, and Helen H, N. HsTpsI, q; saaa stf
Louis Johnson on *, 10 a16 g Parker St. ne, ane
Catherine Williams, IS, 231 X st. ne
rF1ns Haars2 p RoTf Ii g s aser Rs 'Pf pf
william ns 1ee d1mo2e Rfv L = HGG4a9 1s14 7tb St
St NV; the Rev. K. w Rov
George M. Judson 90 Fort Belvoir, ant
Doris NJ. Callen. 26, Ann Arbor. Mich,
James H. Carwthen. So. 1909 Pennsyl
ThaSer sn;s ':s 2E a7s ad st kf'ss!'n; n@ ;uda
Paul Walker. SO. 1902 1st st. NV, anc
Irma E. Coates. 81. 313 L st. NV; tn,
Rev S. G. Lamkin.
Charles E. smthson, SO. 1920 Longfellov
St NV, and Elinor B. Moudy, AZ, Ar
lington; the Rev. E. E, Wolf.
lie Roy Britton. %. 512 Bird st. NV, ant
| Evelyn Dratton. %. Richmond: the Rev
Smallwood Williams
Phillip L. Moore, 90. Branchvile Md, ant
Elizabeth H Rowles. As, 3104 Noun
| Pleasant st. NV; the Rev. Robin Gould
| Donovan r. Simmons. %, 623 MARYLAND
ave. ne. and Mary E. Clark, 90, Ar
lington: tthe Rev. E. H. Tuller,
Archer F. Neitzey, rs, 4414 14th st; ne;
and Norma L.. Ghee. 81. 5S15 5th ST
! NV the Rev. I. S. Ernst.
| Wendell E. Travers, a. 1921 Stanton rd
Sc. and Annabelle s. Chase, %. 233
Anger pl. Sc: the Rev. 6. f, L. Watson
Mary A. Werner. :3, 1917 B st. Sc
the Rev. j. c. Eckert.
jarrett A. Richardson, 25 Naval Receivin
Station. and Annie L. Thomas. IS. Kos
cinSks, Miss: the Rev. z. E. Richa rdsor
Evening star., 1942-08-18
New Girl Joins Family
OF CusseI|, Ex-A. u. Boss

Cards announcing the arrival of
a new member of the Staff Cassell
family-he's the former director of
athletics at American University
has arrived in Washington.
It's a girl, name Lynn Ann, born
August 10 at Sioux City, Iowa, where
Cassell now is director of athletics
at Morningside College.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Driving for P|ayoffs,
Syracuse Finally
Makes Top -Four
B, the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
Although Syracuse didn't score
another of its numerous shutouts,
it was tight pitching last night that
gave the Chiefs 3-to-2 verdict over
the Toronto Maple Leafs and lifted
the club into fourth place in the
International League.
The verdict climaxed the Syracuse
drive for a first-division berth and
a place in the Shaughnessy play
offs. Ten days ago the club was
in seventh place and Manager Jewel
Ems gave his mound staff the task
OF improving the clubs position.
The hurlers responded with seven
shutouts in nine games. allowing
the opposition to score in only one
frame in each of the other two
games. and then last nights 3-to-z
triumph.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
KeesIer Field Gridmen
Already Are ToiIinq

Kessler Field (Biloxi, Miss Army
Air Corps football team which
Maryland will play at New Orleans
on December S already has started
training. 1t. A. M. Klum, former
Nebraska guard, is Kesslers playing
coach.
One OF his backfield hopes is
Sergt. Pershing Mondrof. former
Maryland star who is one OF the top
all-around athletes at the camp.
Right now he is the outstanding
pitcher on the baseball team there.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Colonial Nine in Home
Game on Terp Field

The postponed baseball game be-
tween Maryland and George Wash
ington will be played at $50 pm.
today at College Park.
1t will be George Washington S
home game, as Maryland could not
get in town to play because of its
heavy military schedule.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. lar. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Ddit three tuH days and
receipe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Fiqhts Lost Night
p, the Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS - Cosby Lnson,
f43K., New Orleans, outpointed Lew
jenkins, 142, Sweetwater. Tex. I0).
HOLYOKE, Mass-Tommy Jessup.
1913, Springfield Mass. outpointed
Bobby Mcintyre, 40, Detroit tsl.
PITTSBURGH. Ezzard Charles
1907. Cincinnati, knocked out Jose
Basora, 153, Puerto Rico t5).
Evening star., 1942-08-18

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenville, 8: Macon, 3.
jacksonville, 10; AUGUSTA, 9.
Savannah, 3: Columbus, o.
tOnly EameS)
Evening star., 1942-08-18

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, f. Memphis, ].
Nashville, 21; Chattanooga, s.
New Orleans At Little Rock t2), post
poned,
ONLY vannas srheduieG
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Minor Results

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 3; Toronto. 2.
Rochester. II: Newark, 4.
(Only eames)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, s. Indianapolis, 2.
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

The Prince Georges County Ladies'
League will hold a meeting tonight
at s o'clock at the Hyattsville Recre-
alton. All bowlers interested are
asked to attend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
Gala Affair Attended
By Mothers, Daughters

the mistress OF ceremonies, Martha
Gordon. A musical selection by
Bertha Hsgans followed. Zelma
Smith interpreted a very sppropri-
ate Mothers Day poem, Bernic@
Miller gave very interesting and
concise history OF the Co-Etie club
The program ended with piano
selection by Iva Jayne Shamberger
Among the many who attended
were Mrs. S f. Baldwin. Evelyn
and June Baldwin. Mrs. J c. Ted
ford. Charlotte Tediord. Mrs.
George Miller. Bernice Miller. Mrs.
Paul Foster, Jayne Foster. Mrs. B
Hogans, Bertha June Hogans. Mrs
Fred Jones. Mrs Paterson, Rose
Mary franklin, Mrs C Hsger. Mrs
Edith E Davis. Mrs. Alice Sheriff..
Jeanne Fuller. Joya Sheriff.. Geral-
dine Jones, Loretta Roberts, Doris
Ann Shivers. Zelma Smith. Mrs.
Charles Hill. Mrs. Marie Wheeler.
L. Hill. Mrs Jean Hill, Mrs. A.
Blackwell Sally Giles, Mrs. V NJ.
Smith, Etheida Smith, Phyllis Pat-
terson, Jeanne Hill, Betty Ann
Wheeler, Joan Kennedy. Mary Lou
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
Druitts Observe
Anniversary

The twenty-ffth anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Druitt
was observed by the couple last
Saturday evening at their Euclid
avenue home.
Sumptuous is the word for the
dinner which was rendered the
guests who responded royalty to
the invitation to celebrate the
couples silver anniversary. Wires,
letters, and splendid gifts were re-
ceived by the group throughout the
evening.
On hand to tender their congra-
tulations personally were scores OF
out-of-town guests including Mrs.
W. B. Herndon OF Newport News,
Va; Mrs Gladys Jones OF Williams
burg, Va; Mrs. c. c. wilkinson,
Hampton, Va; Mrs. Rosa Matthews,
Philadelphia Pa; Arthur Palmer,
Benjamin Druitt, Aubrey Matthews
Of Evanston, ILL.,, and others.
Hostess to the out OF town guests
was Mrs. Willie Johnson OF Owen
avenue Mrs. johnson entertained
at a luncheon honor.ng Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Druitt. Also feting
the DruItt5 was Mrs. Laura Mich
olson OF f. Kirby avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met at the home OF Mrs.
Mable Smith on East Palmer. The
meeting was opened with prayer
in unison The president presided.
Business was discussed as usual Re-
port on the musical and play was
made. The affair was a great sue
cess. The proceeds are to be used
to get the clothes out OF the clean
ers to be given to needy families.
The date will be given in the next
issue Of the Chronicle.
A new member, namely, Mrs.
Villa Dempsey, joined the club.
The guest for the evening was Mrs.
Lucille Hilton, a former member
who has been out Of the city.
Guessing prize was won by Mrs,
Villa Dempsey, The hostess served
a deliciou luncheon, The meeting
adjourned to meet with Miss Cath
crime Smith, 535 Farnsworth, Mrs.
Beatrice Brown, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
In
AnnuaIMofher' S
DayTea Sunday
By LEILA MAE HENDRICKS

Sunday afternoon in the social
rooms OF the Lucy Thurman Y. W.
c. A. the three Homemakers groups
OF the Lucy Thurman branch gave
their annual Mothers and Daugh-
ters tea, Mrs. Ernest Cabule pre-
sided, Mrs. Perry Parks, president
OF the Derricottes; Mrs. Evelyn
Dennis, president OF the Premiers
and Mrs, Sadie Quinn Of the Young
Homemakers were hostesses to the
many mothers and daughters pres
ent.
Highlighting the affair was the
presentation Of the mother Of the
year Mrs. Marie Strickland Of the
Strickland funeral home in Ham
ramck won this signal honor Mrs.
Perry Parks presented the corsase
in the name OF the three groups
and told Of the accomplishments OF
Mrs. Strickland. She has three
sons, the eldest now serving in the
armed forces in Florida. The second
son, a licensed embalmer, is part
ner in his mothers business. The
third son, after graduating from
high school. received his ABB. de-
gree from Morehouse college in At
lanta, Ga, and is now studying law
at the University OF Michigan in
Ann Arbor.
Mrs EVELYN Dennis also made a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
By GLADYS MILLS

On Sunday evening, May 10.
which was Mothers Day, the Co-ette
club held their annual Mother and
Daughter reception at the home Of
their sponsor, Mrs Edward Davis.
274 East Forest avenue. It would
have been hard to conceive that just
a group OF teen-agers were respon-
sible for the affair. could one have
but seen the dignity, with which
they carried out the affair in .hei-
prettiest hostess gowns
Mrs Davis home was simply
decorated and arranged with grace
ful palms and baskets and vases Of
all kinds and colors OF flowers At
the reception table, which was mos'
artistically appointed, presided the
pretty little hostesses. Dorothy
Weiss, and Evelyn Baldwin, who
served with the poise. and finesse,
that only junior hostess would At
tempt 10 carry out az Sucn large
affair
Receiving the guests was Martha
Gordon. the president, looking posi-
lively radiant in white taffeta
gown and standing with her was
the club sponsor. Mrs Edward
Davis, wearing a hostess gown Of
red. white and blue jersey with a
full torso skirt and fitted jacket
Bernice Miller and Jayne Foster
registered the guests, while Iva
JAYNE Shsmburger and Bertha June
Hagans thrilled the guests with
sweet music, which flowed through
out the evening. During the course
OF events. there was a very enjoy
able program, which was opened by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

Club was entertained at the home
Of Smythv Daniels last Wednesday.
Nav S. Three prizes were awarded
during the evening with first going
to Mrs. Marian Grtfis; Mrs. Venola
Pickens second; Mrs, Evelyn Blake,
consolation Guest Oh the evening WIS
Lennie Virgins OF Erskine street who
vas presented with a guest prize. A
delightful luncheon served by the
group concluded the session and ad-
journed the group until it meets next
week at the home OF Mrs. Marian
Grfhs OF McDougall avenue Ms
Thelma Johnson is president; Mrs
EVELYN Blake. scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
STYLE WITH
PIN MONEY
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
SKINNER BIZ WING
By 7 HELMA LEE

Thursday, May 81, is not only
celebration day for the Michigan
Chronicle Hobby club, it is Off
cially cotton dress day. We have
secuted the shops in order 10 rec
omnend 10 you these summer buy
inss. We have seen all too often
women buying cheap cotton dresses
for the time beinfs that were I'M
satisfactory and wasting hard
earned money. The following sug-
gesiions are given for helping to
cut down on this exp ensiye waste:
FOR SUMNER promotion Los
Angeles designers are recommend
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washable fabrics and in, cool looking
meshy fabrics. Buttcu-down-the-
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dresses.
WHITE pique for a bu tton-down-
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COAT dresses in mesh a good
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but also available in rose or aqua
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PRINTED shsntung with bouquets
OF white lilies OF the valley prettily
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Skirt has easy fullness at either
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A PIN MONEY" suggestion:
Take plenty OF time in the store
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Have | been OF any help to you?
Address your questions TO Thelma
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Chronicle,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
Mrs. Edward Davis Hostess At Mothers Day Reception

Davis, Ellen Ivy, Patsy Whitby.
Cornelis Bledsoe. Matte Camp. Iva
Bowen. Mrs. z. Reed, Mrs c. P.
Lay. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs Fred Jones.
Mrs Mignon Sherman. Mrs Alice
Roberts, Elizabeth Edmon 1son,
Pauline Mckinney. Dorothy v eiss,
and grandmother. and many. many
others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
OLOBO and Other Briefs


SOJOURNERS' SOCIAL
c Nnb was guest last week OF Mrs.
Nell le Walker OF 429 East Warren ave-
nue.. Reports from the party which
was lr'ld recently showed that event
TO hSw we been quite successful. Miss
Rather 5ne Jackson. vice president. is
convalt veing at home and is reported
improvi tg. A tasty luncheon was TEA
iured a her business following which
the me, sing adjourned to meet IN
its next session at the home OF Miss
L Young. 500 East Hancock avenue
Gibbs. president. l. Young secre-
tary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

Club heard a. Us last meeting OF the
r,ress OF some Of rs ouistand ng mem
he's. Mrs. McCrsry. wife of he pre'i-
dent. who is '' al ner Leicester Court
home. and Mrs Casnov, club scr be
W4o is confined TO Henry Ford hos
pIta'a
P-esid ng az the meeting was the
pres dent. Nj McCrary. Appointed 10
Inc capacity Of temporary chairman
81 the SICK and instructed TO send On
behalf Of the club. cards 10 III mem
bers was Mrs Ruth Copely
Hosts 10 the group were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bose Graham OF Medium ave-
nue.. Announcement was also made
Of the illness OF little Miss louise
Smith who is convalesclng at North
VILE sanitarIum.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

Members spent very pleasant eve
ming az the home Of Mss Susie has
se Of $50 Medburv street. All mem
hers were in attendance and follow
ing a brief business session refresh
ments we're served and a social hour
featured. Tie group will meet next
at the home OF Mrs, John Randell Of
Garfield street
officers include: Eva NJ. Matthews
president and Lillian Jones. scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

Ms Mare scrugss Of ST. Hague
avenue announced TINS week me en-
gagement Of her daughter. Ida Mary.
10 Clarence LothridFe The wedding
date VIII be told later.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

To woman, mirror-like fortune teller
can be kind or cruel If it shows her as worn
and weary" she's sad; if charming and lovely,
she's glad.
So, no wonder beautiful women are turning
TO the common sense magic of Black and White
Beauty Creams-the creams that help dreams
of loneliness come true. And here are two
before-bed-time steps that start every woman
on the way to skin singing with loneliness"
First, cleanse the skin with Black and White
Cleansing Cream. Smooth it on. See the unsus-
pected CRIME and soil that comes of on cloth
or tissue.
Then-Black and White Gold Cream! Mas
sage it on. Leave il on over night. Ii makes your
skin tingle-supplements natural oils-aids
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
LITHUANIAN ART AND STUDY

Club in its regular weekly session
3, the lovely Harmon avenue home of
Mrs. Strong During the business ses-
son plans were made for play 10
be presented on an early date. A de-
lightful luncheon and bridge followed
the business discussion after which
the group adjourned 10 meet next
week al the home Of Mrs. Thelma
sumlar Of $3.50 Twenty-fifth street
Mrs. L c. Cons, president; Mrs. Ma
re Scott. secretary; Mrs. D. Sledse,
scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16

Cub Is at a high peak OF activity
Is its popularity contest swing into
me third and final week Closing date
Is MAY "A and the winner Will he
crowned Miss Twin City Leaders
al this stage are Mildred McIver. first
place: Ruth Davis second; Irene
Brown. third: Frances Kinney, fourth
and Le,ilah Deshazsr. fifth. otaers
running well are Minnie Bell, Lacuy'
Tomm!e Lee Reddick, Winifred Me-
Crarv and Harriet Jones Northup In
ternediate School at River Rouge
Michigan. WILL be the scene Of the
GROWING Time is set for pm, May
u. The public is invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-16
WHERE TO BUY WHAT YOU
WANT AT PIN MONEY PRICES
Grand Terrace Rar-R-Oue

We have something new; good old
fashioned pit BARBECUE. Pork
shoulders, beef, veal, chicken and
lamb Refresh yourself with beer
and wine Open at S pm. to 2 am
299 East Palmer avenue. Call Ma.
$500. We deliver.
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THE HOBBY SHOP-we make
lovely aprons luncheon sets
kitchen curtains pot
holders applique crocheted
and embroidery work neatly done
cocktail napkins, perfume flower
pots, small paintings, waste baskets,
every article handmade or hand
painted. For your next gift or
prize. visit THE HOBBY SHOP.
58l5 Brush street. Apartment 225
Trinity l-4292.
RELIABLE RUG COMPANY
offers a large section OF the we'll
known MOHAWK ADMINISTER
RUGS ir plain and figured effects.
All popular colors, nice for living
rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms.
Included in this valuable group are
beautiful LINOLEUMS in many
pa,ters. VISIT OUR STORE at $3.50
Hastings. corner friedrich.