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Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
Military Heights
And Around
Patr0nlze Race Businesses;
They Advertise Far Your rrat

Patronlze Race Businesses;
They Advertise For Your Trade !!
Note: Each week, this space
will hiring some information on
various business enterprises race
owned that will be of particular
interest to you. This weeks space
II dedicated to SMITH BROS.
GROCERY and MARKET, Ais W..
22nd Street, North Little Rock.
Among the many Negro bust
ness establishments in North
Little Rock is the Smith Bros.
Grocery and Market on West 22nd
st. The Smith brothers John and
Sam, with their wives started to
making friends in the section
while in the wood business. They
are both concrete finishers and
while they help construct the
foundations and run ways for
Uncle Sans Defense plants, their
wives and sister carry on success
fully the lucrative business Of
their grocery store. Miss Selma
Lee Smith, a sister is a fine young
woman interested in going to col
lege and is recent graduate of
Jones High School, planning to
attend Philander Smith College in
September. But behind all this
is fine mother whose guiding
hand is always helping and di-
lrectin3 the bMsine\ss, generally.
Mrs. Smith is widow, but fire
citizen and church member and an
outstanding business woman, al
ways willing to do something for
the church. The Smiths always
close during church hours in order
to allow customers to attend ser
vices.
This is one Of the many bust
nesses that stand as credit to
the race as a whole.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
Wood Springs News
:. Il. McDuGie
Rt, | Huekner

NEW HOPE BAPTIST church
A great meeting began at the
church, and due to the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Page started
the services and the pastor re-
turned on Wednesday, preaching
"wednesday night and four souls
were saved, with four coming in
on Thursday md Friday nights
for candidates for baptism. All
in all it was great revival, Col
lection totaled S40.S0.
WOOD SPRINGS: The leading
farmer in the community Is ut
tending the Home Demonstration
program at Cedar Grove Com
munity. Miss Cora Warren is con
sidered one Of the community's
leading ladies and reports that she
mas canned more than 1913 ats. OF
vegetables and fruits during the
past two months. Mr.. Clarence
Murphy, outstanding educator Of
the community, left on August 13
for the armed service. A recent
addition to the Wood Spring Sing
ing Glass is Miss Rubie Mae Clip
son. The revival meeting at the
Wood Spring Baptist church was
scheduled to began the End Sun
day night but started the follow
ing Monday because Of weather
conditions and proved to he very
successful spiritually and financial
". The pastor, Rev. w. l.
Hale was aided by Rev. Mcmillan
and the meeting closed or las!
Sunday. A host of visitors were
present including Rev. and Mrs.
Walter Summers, Of Texarkana
Texas, who visited friends and re-
latives the past week. ~. Rev
Summers is the pastor of Cleal
Lake Baptist Church which has q
membership Of more than 800. Al
80 i,s~senes WAS Rev. Holloway
HALEY of Chicago. Ill. who Is
visiting his parents and other re-
iatives and will return home this
week. His sister is also here
from Los Angeles, California.
We regret to see Mr., Clinton San
ders leave for the army this week.
The son and dauhgter-in-law OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J, II. HALEY are
spending short vacation here.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21

Bessie Delois Sumlin Sisters
Of this city, who rendered music.
Mrs. Mary Flenory reported the
highest amount Of money Of $3.50
in her snvelop and will receive =
Gift on Sunday. LONOKE Bapt
Church: Supt. C. G. Carmichael
was in charge Of the Sunday
School which was we'll attended.
Prayer hours was conducted by
Deacons Fred Roger and +. j,
Jones, with Rev. J. W. Williams
pastor, bringing the message. Rev.
J. F. Harris, pastor Of Sweet
Home Baptist Church was guest
for the day and delivered the eyen-
ing sermon. Collection totaled
1912. Mt. Zion CINE Church:
The Sunday School was opened by
supt. Foster williams, who re-
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21

with many local citizens In At
tendance. An old fashioned bap-
tizing was held at West Track
Sunday. Mrs. Hopes is III at this
writing. Mrs. Amanda Epps Is
convalescing and her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Prof. and Mrs. n, B, Wesley at
tended the Grand Lodge Of the
Masons last Sunday in Texarkana.
with Grand Master l.. c. Clark Of
OKLAHOMA as installation OFFICER.
Also in attendance were Bro. Raht
James and Nelson Boykins, with
Rev. johnson, pastor Of Sunset
Baptist church preaching the In
stallation sermon. "Unity"
Mrs. Bertha Lee Green who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lula
Johnson has gone back to her
home at Maude. Texas and reports
an enjoyable stay In the city. Mrs.
Luella johnson and daughter,
Ruby and granddaughter. Gladdis
Marie have gone to Maud, Texas.
Called to the bedside Of her BROTH
err John l.. Hicks, who IL In the
Pine St. hospital. suffering from
a broken leg. After q pleasant
visit with her sister. Mrs, Willie
Mae Block, Mrs. Althes Brown
has returned to Ohio. Miss Sust-
ia Block Is leaving for Shrsve-
port this week to visit her sick
sister, Savannah Cooks. Miss Mat
tie v. RAIDER has returned to her
home in Tsxarkana after q visit
with her mother, Mrs. Daisy Block
il much improved ut this writing
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
Menifee News
By II. W. Jamison

ABOUT OUR PEOPLE: The
general health Of the community
is fair, except Mrs. Dicken and
Mr.. Charley Jamison, who are re-
ported to be improving.
Mr. Roger Power, local con
tractor is proceeding nicely with
the new home Of Mrs. Emma Reed
and Mr. Hugh Ackhn is making
a good beginning on his new home
Rain is still falling down this
way and is proving beneficial to
most Of the crops, however some
damage is being done nv the cot
ton leaf worms.
CHURCH: The Center of attrac
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
Garland City

COMMUNITY NOTES: W e
were blessed with rain on last
Sunday, but churches report good
services. Wynne Baptist church
was able to hold services having
made repairs on the church. Rev.
Washington. Bro. D. Adams and
Mrs Matte Smith attended the
Convention at Fulton last week
and report q wonderful session
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
HOPE
NEWS
BY Bessie DeLois Flenoey

|RIslNC STAR BAPTIST Church
During the past week = revival
was held at the church conduct
ed by Rev. J. W. Williams, pas
tor of Lonoke Baptist church. The
spirit was higher and higher each
night and II were taken in, Is
for baptism and two for Christian
experience. Supt F. N. Piggee Of
the Sunday School department an
nounces a we'll attended school on
last Sunday. with Class No. 3 still
the financial banner. :.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
out the house.

out the house.
Pvt. Fred Phillips, jr., of Camp
Fort Braggs, N. c. is visiting in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Phillips. ILL: friends
are hoping a speedy recovery for
Mrs. Polly Ann White and also
Mrs. Mary Eliza Jones. Both are
grateful for the kindnesses extend
ed by friends during their illness
and express appreciation for same.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21

Morning a n o
evening services
were conducted
BY Rev. E. N.
Glover, pastor
and among the
visitors was Mr..
Hubbard Of Little
Rock. Also pres
ent were four
quartetteS, the I
Harmonizers o I
Blevie. The I
Harmons, Milss
Rrca and thu
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21

Anyone knowing the where
abouts of ALVIN CRAIG who
formerly lived at 1416 E. 3rd ST.,
Little Rock, please write to Mr.
and Mrs. McClain, 1917 w. Cal
houn Ave. Springfield, Ill. Such
information will be paid for. Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21

ports q good attendance. At 500
p. M. the Missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. J. T. Suttles
with Rev. King bringing the even
Ing message. The Epworth Lea
que Is one Of the most active AZ.
xiliaries Of the church and show
ing steady progress. Collection
WAS reported Is $3.50. Bethel A.
N. E. Church: A. 10 the custom.
the sermon was delivered by Pas.
tor J. H. Covington to Q large
and appreciative audience. A han-
quet was given during the past
week. with . total Of $4,000 re-
ported. The officers and members
are grateful to those who made
the program q success.
SECOND CLASS In Nutrition
Opens: Mrs, s. Savage. instruc-
tor Of Adult Education Center
Rosenwald School announces that
the first class In nutrition has
been completed and those wishing
to enroll in the second group may
do 30 immediately. The House-
hold employees Class Is nearing
completion, with twenty ons stu
dents, who will receive certificates
At the end Of the course.
PERSONALS. Mrs. Hazel Cox
spent the week end with her neice
Mrs. Flossie Mae Bryant Of Tex
arkaRa while attending to some
dental work. Mrs. Ora Lee
Jones and daughter Dorothy Jean
and Annie Ruth have left the city.
planning to make their home in
Chicago, ILL.,, with their husband
and father, Mr.. Hosea Jones. =.
Mrs. Marie Warren and neice,
Alice Mae Nelson are spending
q few weeks in McKamis visit
Ing relatives and friends. Miss
Cardell Witherspoon Of Little
Rock. who was 4 former resident
here. spent the weekend In the
city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bohbie Witherspoon Mrs.
Withsrspoon Mrs. Mamie B.
White Of Tucson, Arizona is
visiting in the city with her sister
and brother in-lsw. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Meyers. motoring to Lewis
vile Sunday to visit relatives and
friends. Mrs. White will leave
the latter part Of the week TO
visit In Hot Springs, leaving
there for her home In Arizona. :.
Mr.. I. McCollum Of Perioe, ILL.,.
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McCol-
lum. A dinner at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor was
held on Saturday honoring Miss
Mary v. McClendon, q recent
graduate Of Yerser High School
who left Saturday for East st.
Louis, Ill.,, where she will make
her home with her father and bro
ther. Miss Leana Taylor was
hostess for the afternoon. Regis
tering at a Silver Tea at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McCollum.
Sunday afternoon, sponsored by
the Missionary Circle No. . Of
Lonokc Baptist church were Mes
danes Matte X. Jones. Young,
Fredia L. McCollum, Annie Dead
mon. Irene Goodwin, Inez Harri-
son. Hattie Shaw, Minnie Jet,
Daisy Stuart. Odessa Turner, Will
lie Marshall, Mary Jones. N. c.
Custard, e. J. Rocks, Roxie Had
ley, Mary Flenory, l.. B. Piggee,
S. l.. Savage, Lena Burns, Farris
Jones, Ellen McCollum and Messrs
Jessie McFadden, Clarence Louder
milk, Fred Aubrey. NJ. II. Webb,
Dwight J. McFaddsn, James Nc
Fadden. Phillips Marshall, Medith
Willis McCollum. Jim
Jones, E H. Harrison, James
Lloyd and Misses Thelma Cross,
Larnajsn johnson. Rcfre.hment
we're served and beautiful flowers
we're artistically arranged through
/
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-21
Texarkaniians
N F w s
Rock
TN
FUNERALS
Jna. J. Jones, Director

nUCkETT, Otis, ir,, (infant) -
August 10, stateline cemetery,
CARTER, Mrs. Mandy. August 10
from Paradise Baptist Church,
Hcsta, La. with Rev. Sam
Stuckey, officiating.
HANEY, Mfs. Golden, Cedar
Springs Baptist Church, Hooks
Texas, with Rev. j. W, Smith,
officiating.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Classic Designs

For ho century Boes hos been occumuotno wo
be tho finest collections of period furniture Ameno Eoch
Of these designs reproduced Boe workshop by skilled eobemoke
who perform their tosks by hond ttot deto moy be lost
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Couple w ed
AtCathedra1

Representative Joe Hendricks Of
Florida acted a. best man at the
wedding yesterday afternoon of Miss
Hazel Naomi Easement to 1t. g. g.
Robert Jackson Haynsworth, U. 8.
N. r.
The wedding was charming in its
simplicity and took place in the
Chapel Of st. Joseph of Arimathea
Of the Washington Cathedral of st.
Peter and ST. Paul. White gladioI
formed an effective background for
the ceremony at which the Rev. w.
Curtis Draper, jr., otf1ciated.
Bride Given in Marriage
BY Representative Houston.
The bride, who is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Easement
OF Sedan, KanS., was given in mar
riage by Representative John M.
Houston of Kansas to whom she
has been assistant secretary for
several years. She wore a gown of
white sheer marquisette and rose
patterned lace made with a fitted
bodice and bouffant skirt. A seed
pearl coronet held her finger-tip
length veil of illusion and she car
ried nOSegay of white roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Catherine Bixler was maid
of honor and her dress was of
powder blue marquisette and lace.
With it she wore a tiara of pink
roses with veil of blue tulle and
she carried nosegay of blossoms
similar to those in her hair.
Wedding Trip Taken
To Williamsburg.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Williamsburg, the bride wearing a
pastel blue suit with a large Milan
straw hat of navy blue and match
ing accessories. 1t. and Mrs. Hayns-
worth will reside in Washington.
Mrs. HaynSworth attended schools
In Kansas and is member of Mary
Washington Chapter of the D. A. r.
1t. Haynsworth is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Haynsworth of
Lake Wales, Fla. He is a graduate
of John B. Stetson University in De-
land, Fla. Prior to going on active
duty with the Navy, 1t. Hayns-
worth was secretary to Representa-
tive Hendricks.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Service Set
Wedding

A wedding in Pasadena, Calf,
Saturday evening Of special interest
in Army circles here was that of
Miss Bettee Louise Lee to Capt.
James Henderson Straubel, Army
Air Corps, War Department.
The marriage took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sydney Grau, be-
fore an improvised altar arranged in
deep window of the drawing room.
With her sister. Mrs. Howard
Jackson, as her only attendant, the
bride was given in marriage by her
father. She wore a street length
frock Of gray chiffon. made with a
long-sleeved. close-fitting basque
and a swirling. accordion-pleate
skirt. Her hat was a Juliette cap
fashioned of the same material un-
der a tricOrne cover OF gray lace,
and her bouquet was of green or
chids and lilies of the valley.
Best man at the wedding was Col.
Arthur I. Ennis. U. S. A., Air Corps,
who flew out from Washington to
Pasadena with Capt. Straubel.
Following buffet supper for the
bridal party and guests, Capt. and
Mrs. Straubel left for a trip through
Southern California, after which
they will return to Washington to
make their home in the Carlyn
Apartments.
Capt. Straubel is son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto c. Straubel Of Green
Bay, Wis. He is a graduate of Law
renee College at Appleton, Wis, and
Is a member OF Phi Beta Kappa.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Farewell Ball
At AtAnnapolis

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 9.-The
last hop of the season for reserve
midshipmen was farewell ball
given Monday evening at MacDon-
ough Hall. This evenings dance
was for midshipmen Of the first
class, and this afternoon there was
an informal dance for the first and
third classes
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John r.
Beardall were hosts at dinner at
the superintendent's quarters last
Sunday for Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Thomas Hart of Washington.
Mrs. Edward Colahan and her
daughter, Mrs. Peter Hinkamp, Of
New York are visiting Mrs. Philip
Alger.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward
Lloyd gave a luncheon last Sunday
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Owings.
Also entertaining were the Presi-
dent of ST. Johns College and Mrs.
Stringfellow Barr, who were lunch
con hosts for Capt. and Mrs. Paul
Cassard and Sir Willmott and Lady
Lewis Of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

Announced

Brig. Gen. Leigh c. Fairbank,
U. s. A., retired, and Mrs. Fairbank
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Justine Louise Fair
bank, to Ensign Raymond v. Welch,
U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam V. WEIGH of Balboa, Canal
Zone.
Miss Fairbank attended Goucher
College and is graduate Of Amer
lean University She Is a member
of Delta Delta Delta National So
rority.
Ensign Welch was graduated from
the United States Naval Academy
with the class of 1941.
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Elected by Society

CINCINNATI, May 9 (P.-Nels c.
Nelson of New York's American
Museum Of Natural History yester-
day was elected president OF the
Society for American Archaeology.
Alfonso Case OF Mexico City was
chosen first vice president. Other
officers included Henry c. Collins,
jr., of Washington, second vice pres
ident.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Vienna Meeting

VIENNA, Va, May (SpeciaD -
A community mass meeting in honor
of Mothers Day will be held at
Vienna Presbyterian Church at 3
pm. tomorrow. Tribute will be paid
to men in service and Maj. David
l.. Wickens will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
Elected Trustee

HANOVER, N. H., May 8 R.-
Nelson A. Rockefeller, co-ordinator
Of inter American affairs, was
elected a trustee of Dartmouth Col
lege last night-one of the youngest
in the colleges history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-20
MII|ll

Main Street on q winter
night OF Yonk comp in Ice
Iond. With everything snug
ond tight, window lights eIeom-
ing out over the snow. its just
os Christmas eve will look out
side the ovoI huts Of ooreeoted
metoI in which most of the
American troops live in thot
cold country.
u. S. Army Signal Corps Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-20

Wounded Yonks in Britoin
pIoy Sonto with skilled pen
knives 1t jane Root Army
nurse from Norristown, Pc,
looks in on her potlents with q
CHEEKY smile os they put the
finishing touches on model Dir
planes ond other toys they have
mode to bring Christmas de-
light to British youngsters, The
hospltoIzed soldiers ore LETT
Pvt Clyde Noble Of Hoard,
Ky, ond Corp. John Shouse of
Evansville, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-20
BEDTIME FOR THE SWING SHIFT
b, w. E. Hill

Doris the welder is light sleeper One Of those
nervous girls bothered by noises IN the house. At
hight she used to think burglars we're around In
daytime she's still bothere ed Wonders who it is on
he phone Tries to hear what her mother is saying
and wonders if the conversation IS about her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

Daniels Of Birmingham. Ala. and
Aurelia Harris OF Kansas City.
kans. are now in The WAAC, Fort
Des Moines. Iowa.
One OF the most important items
OH the aeenda OF the executive
session will be the discussion OF
the l943 War Bond purchase.
l}ranham. Ernestlne Barton. Jes-
sic Burns. Henrietta Bryant. Eva
Campbell. Louise Chatfield. Alice
Cobb Bernice Cobbins. Eunice
Clark. Mildred Eubanks, Dorothy
Evans. Helen CAN'T. Gertrude
cillon. Ann Gomez. Georgia Ev-
erson. Gertrude Gross. Alder
Hodge. Idell Hudson. Grace Hug
gins. Imogene Wilson. Marjorie
Nignale Louise Carter. Lorraine
Reed. Beatrice Holder Juanita
Jackson. Marjorie James. Helen
Jones. Frances I.eavard. Violet
Lewis Marie Mitchell. Ruby
Mitchell. Julia MORGAN. Audrey
Morris. Johnnie Pack. T.eora
Pitts Ruth Price Fannie Robin
son. Thclma Slmms. Jessie Slaton.
Alice Talloferro. Ruth Watkins.
roancita WEIGH. Harriet Wesley.
odeiia white. Ruth White and
Thelma Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
ELLITTORIANS CELEBRATE WITH
SWAKK CLOSE bouquet AT CONGO

The Elliottorians Business Wom-
er's club celebrated their four
teenth birthday and their annual
Christmas party at a lively gath
ering at club Congo Tuesday
night. Eight long tables on one
side OF the club rooms we're oc-
cupied by the Elliottorians and
their guests. They saw the first
show and were introduced by
NC. Larry Steele.
1t was something OF home
coming party at which every old
member OF the club was cordially
invited TO meet again with the
girls. many OF whom bad been
together fourteen years ago when
the club was first founded. II
started out as a YWCA club and
n any OF its members Joined then.
The club founder. Mrs. Elliott.
Of Cincinnati. was unable to be
present at the gathering Tuesday
evening. hut she sent greetings
Nv wire which were read by Pres
ident Fmmadean Bell.
One OF the features OF the par
{, was the exchange OF gifts. The
members were notified by mail OF
their secret pal" for whom they
bought gift and brought II TO
the meeting. There were so many
that the large red white and blue
box placed on the stage for that
purpose. could not hold them all
and there was large overflow
Of gifts on the table. Helen CAN'T
called out the names. and before
packed house the Elliottorians
received their gifts. Comradeship
which prevailed was evident, when
old and active members Joined
hands to sing. "Anld Lang Syne."
before they parted.
The menu at the party was en-
jovablc too. There were soup.
turkey and dressing. potatoes.
peas. cranberry sauce. tomato
salad. jello and ice cream.
Among the guests were: Stella
Dudley. Mildred Dorsey. Gladys
Tyler. Gladys Mills. Myrtle Sea-
brooks. Edna Holcomb. Adelaide
Todd. Jessie Waller. Layerne
cchuster. Theresa Picgott. Made
line workman. Virginia Williams
Ichnella Price. CAROLYN Williams
Marguerite Drew. Edith Pencil
Susie Smith. Beatrice Campoeh'
Hazel Gillespie. Harriet Robinson
and Marion McClain.
club members included Nor
welIa Beatty. Bertha Booth MARY
JAYNE Boyd. Alice Bromery. Mae
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Cassie Booker
is Bride

On Wednesday evening, Dec ..
the marriage of Mrs. Cassie
Booker and Ollie McCary took
place at the residence OF the
bride. 1881 Melrose avenue in the
presence OF friends OF both par
ties The Rev. Arthur Pace per-
formed the ceremony. Mrs. Clara
Banks was the matron of honor
and Mr.. Hubbard served as best
man for the groom.
The bride wore a becoming
powder blue evening dress and a
b rutiful corsage of white flow
ors. Mrs. Banks wore a white
six evening gown and flowers in
her hair. The men wore dark
ruits with white carnation bouton-
nleres.
Many useful presents we're re-
ceiycd. Chicken salad, waters.
punch. cider and cake were served
The guests. The couple Will re-
side for the present at the resi-
dence OF the groom. 1886 Melrose
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19


In letters TO friends In Detroit
last week. he announced that on
Dec. s. he married the pretty
finn star, Mllicent Monroe OF
Maxwell. California IN tucson
End according TO Capt. Bennett
she added an old fashioned note
TO the ceremony by promising
10 love. honor. and OBEY him
for the rest OF her days The Los
Angeles Herald Tribune carried
her picture the next day.
Miss Monroe flew out to Ari-
yona from California last week
10 visit Capt. Bennett Just AFTER
she had finished her part In a
oew MGM picture, and when she
stepped off the plane. Bob de-
clded then and there she would
become Mrs. Bennett before long.
she's said to he a very heau'lfnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

and blackouts as well as on reg
nlar post detail As they compete
heir training they are assigned
TO duty in non-combalat opera
tions. replacing men.
All Auxiliaries in the WAAC
have equal opportunity 10 quail
ify for the special training, and
are selected on the basis OF abl-
iiv and aptitude as demonstrated
through tests and performance
III the basic course.
The motor transport specialist
course includes practical work in
driving and motor mechanics. as
we'll Is the theory Of internal com-
husiion engines. WAAC drivers
work with everything from jecps
10 ton ard half trucks. hoh
singly and In CONVOY operations
OF hauling troops and supplies
Auxiliary Wade IS the daughter
cf Mrs. NJ !. Made 1000 Baneol
street. Detroit She attended
Northwestern Hich school anf
rieht classes a. WAYNE univers-
~. whore she studied dramaiics
ari and public speaking she
has been prominent in The Elks
The order OF Tho Eastern star
end Is an honorary member oi
Tho AKA sorority.
Prior 10 enrolling T. The WAC
he had been employed as hcau.
IS operator and hcautv culture
instructor and has done dcnarn
r.on' store work IS 2 ciriliar
Volunteer. she served as an all
raid warden.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Alabama Matron
Visits Relatives

Mrs. w F. Walker Of Annis'on.
Ala. Is the houses guest OF her
sister and mother Mrs. Virgil
Merrill and Mrs NJ T. Morton.
respectively OF 649l Ilazlett ave
nue.. Mrs Walker is making a
pre-holidav visit 10 relatives and
friends In Detroit She is the
sister Of Captain r. J Morton Of
NJ. 6 r, and Lee Morton