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Houses for Sale
of Woodmard)

l-(Resf Of WoodDard) ----------
ARDMORE, 1882
u room u v ana sh,, bedrooms. sun.
room. btu nook Law. LIT n. screens.
storm Windows. gas heat Excellent Cond
Nea sOnabie payments include taxes and
Int. Mr. Neubeck. CA. 1921 or CA 1888
HOMER WARREN a. co.
CENTRAL iNear ForD broom modern
2-car garage, ~, 800, terms. Lafayette
dTsi.
ICLIPPERT 1909 rooms, shower bath
only 81 300 terms. la. iiiO.
JUNCTION 1897 Modern rosms 50. 100
terms. 62iT W. Fort VI iliO0.
Mark Twain. 1929 Open
e. Room Colonial; oil heat new Awnings
copper screens storm windows toilet
shower. recreation room I'm basement
rhnbbery; 2-cAr garage I'm 3-i26b.
MEY FRS .SCIIOOICItAET Must sell. like
new broom brick. Key at $40 fireman.
MINOCK, iiii7--b rms bath. large attic.
500 In t35 rnoA incl. taxes. RE. tis2.
MOVE Tight into this 6-rm. frame Colonial
with gAs hit. storm windows fireplace.
breakfast nh toilet In basement, mr.. Coo.
ley high owner moving to lake, will sell
furnished or unfurnished. We $500.
OUTER DRIVE, W-b-rm ". v. Col gas.
40, gar, extra Law w B-l6Ou
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CONCRETE septic tanks Installed; 5-person
capacity, t2t TO- also septic tanks
cleaned; easy monthly payments. Open
Mon Thurs ana Friday eyes. Hygiene,
taSts Grand River VIZ. f-5tOO.
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lis il all right il are bromse around
We're taking Red Gross cOurse!"
Moving, Storage, Carriage

Moving, Storage, Carriage
Arl.ANTIc-Padded vans; insured truck
ing. 50 load. Free estimates Townsend
s-hs05
moving. storage. Res-
sonable. We buy used furniture. Cadil-
lac AHA
dRirFfNs MOVERS = Quality. service
reasonable. - up per load. Madison
1897.
RfDDELL CARRIAGE AND MOVING
Lowest rates: trucks for local hauling con-
tracts. 3752 Williams. Ia. s5As.
STORAGE, Moving. shipping. RsbiBson's
Storage. Temple Lars
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Al
Bectionl
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Flats for Rent

GRAND RIVER. 30i-tlppcr seven rooms
redecurated. steam heat Cadillac oaas
COLoREp--J.A clean rooms, furnished or
unfirniShed. east sidc FitIroy a2so.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

BEDROOM, use OF kitchen. refined colored
couple, 81 week. 3sl7 St Antonio. Apt
BELLE ISLE district; comfortable large
room (grntlemen); good Transportation.
MelIose Oibs.
(DodgeaD single So 80. hot water.
Double, $50. Free parking.
BURNS. aTts Mack - Pleasant, comfort
able front; gentleman; private home
breakfast optional,
CALUMET, 95a-A nice warm room. COO
In summer; 81 80.
CANTON, aOis--G ratiot boulevard district.
near Packard; gentleman; private. com
Portable room.
COMFORTABLE rooms for men. t3.7o up,
Reading room. 2s0t sixth.
WESLEY HALL
EAST GRAND BOULEVARD. Gal tCharle-
NOiND Beautifully furnished hinsle or
double room: exceptional home: must be
seen to be appreciated references Ivanhoe
4OOl.
LLTTI.EF1ELD, i2659 Room. widows
home: statesmen, office men preferred.
Hogarth 377l.
MARVIN HOTEL - 1891 MuIkcy. corner
of DIN Dearbornb: BLOCKS FROM
FORD ROUGE PLANT; beautifully fur-
nished: running water In every room
rates S. per week
NEAT room Tor kcntleuteh JVhh " hehi
Ferry. Trinity 1896.
PHILIP, 1918. few doors OF Jefferson
Private couple. innerspring: telephone;
references.
PINGREE, 2TOi 80 Working girls. single.
double, twin. Kitchen privileges. Tyler
i-O7T2.
TWO large rooms furnished; gentlemen
preferred; good transportation. i1ii0
Cooley U.ahserl.
WAsHBURN. i22lO (Grand RIVER - l.ovely
room; two gentlemen or couple. North
lawn zoos.
col oRED - bii Woodland neatly fur
nished; employed couple; also two gen
tlemen twin beds Townsend 1-4y'f
CoLoRED- Furnished. unflirnished modern
rooms; gentlemen. excellent transpotta
ton. Trinity I-6gll I'd y. M
CoLoRED Comfortably Furnished single
room; Trasonahle. Good transportation.
Telephone Trinity Tod2
col ORED- Front room employed couple
or gentleman. 2iS Trowbridse. Townsend
2p7t
COLORrD McDougall 1908 - Neat room
Tor single man, private home FitIroJ
1929
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Lumber, Building Materials

ALTERATIONS, additions. attic rooms
roonnE ana siding. We take entire job or
furnish material only. no down payment.
up 90 50 months 60 pay.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER co.
Mound Rd. and Terrible Rd.
Center Line ira sLocum stsi-2
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COTTAGE rooms, hath. 2tx2o, t322.
state Lumber. 20Oli John Y, TO, s-igOe.
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Kitchen and Hathroom UutIlu
CONSUM Jos Campau
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Houses for Sale

BUILD your own home. start with $40
VIZ SELL THE EARTH
ttfs feinam toutrr br ,, bcsrpurn
DELAWARE i77a-s- rms-, garages
$500 dn SIMON. :os5 Mich IA. Ofoo
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- With The
FAColors...

Rear Admiral John Downes.
commanding officer of the US.
Training station. Great Lakes. Ill.
announced today that the camp
for training Negro enlisted men.
formerly known as Camp Morrow.
Is TO be renamed Camp Robert
Smalls. i'm honor OF Negro who
delivered Confederate ship 10
the US. navy during the Civil
War and subsequently served in
Congress.
Camp Robert Smalls. where
thousands OF Negroes are now in
training. was given It's original
name because OF its proximity to
Morrow road. II was n temporary
designation while AdmiraI Downes
sought the name OF Negro who
had distinguished himself in naval
history and whose exploits could
be commemorated at the training
center for men OF the Negro race.
Naval records supplied the prop
or man. the Admiral Il convinced.
In Robert Smalls. a pilot on the
Confederate transport PLANTER.
who ran the ship ont or Charleston
harbor on May 10 1862. and de-
livered her 10 the Union squad
ron. lie was appointed a pilot In
the navy and. on December J..
1863 for gallant and meriiorious
service. WAS given command or
the PLANTER. He served until
the ship was put out OF commits
sion IN 1896.
After the war. Smails became
member ~ the South Carolina
legislature and later served two
terms In Congress from South
Carolina. He also entered the
state militia and rose 10 The rank
~ me in- GENERAL commanding the
End division. accord'n~ 10 Cow
gressionai records. Later smalls
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Girl Scouts

Miss Alma Strong. leader Of
Troop PAS Girl Scouts. recently
took twelve members OF her troop
to beautiful Midwest Country
club for weekend outing trip.
They also visited Boys Town.
whore the counSellors treated them
with delicious chicken dinners
end showed them the interesting
sights OF the place.
Miss Strong and the girls in her
troop made stops Al several other
places and reached home in De-
troit SUNDAY night. All had a
delightful time
The slack dance which the Girl
Scouts will sponsor Will he held
Aug. 81 az the NMCA. from 20
12.pm. A large crowd is expected
10 attend.
Mrs William Mccoy of 5S4
Benton street. Is assistant leader.
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traditional Because accompanied
by his daughter.
The last scene of the story
showed the bride in later years
as she sat and knitted (played
by Mrs. J. W. Watkins). and the
husband was portrayed by Ernest
c. Cohill; smoking and reading the
paper.
The fashion show was under
the direction of Mrs. Russell Mann
and her co-workers: Mrs. Colder
Smith, Mrs. John Lee jefferson.
Mrs. Robert Fletcher. Mrs. John
Logan and Mrs. Marian Thompson.
Music for the show was furnish
ed by Miss Margaret Matthews.
Those modelling the clothes
shown were Betty Bland. Opal
Smith. Corinne Griffin. Jane Fos-
ter. Marjorie shannon. Marie Jack
son, Mae Hendricks. lean Morton.
Annabelle Washington Jewell
Smith, Marty Gordy. Cleopatra
Reed. Gloria Jefferson. Lorraine
Williams. Katherine Vaughn. vio-
let Banks. Florence Lunderman,
Muriel Simmons. Sally Williams.
Odessa Bryant. Aretha Johnson
Theresa All. Mary Berry. Ruth
Turner. Louise Cabule. Juanita
Jackson. Sally Giles. veIma Smith.
Geraldine Jones. Frances Griffin.
Lillian Brown twho modelled
clothes through the courtesy OF
Sax Kayl and Cecil Whitaker.
Thursday night was perfect eve
ming for the annual Nacirema Vic
tory ball held in the beautiful Gray
stone ballroom and gardens. There
were gohs and gobs OF beautiful
ladies and soldiers and the dance
music OF Leroy Smiths orchestra
was very fine.
As Nacirema Week neared the
end OF it's busy whirl. the Bach
elors held forth at their formal
dance Saturday night. at the
beautiful Nacirema club house.
Glamour abounded at this ira
ditional affair as local and out
of-town ladies filled the place
from basement 10 rafters. Tho
Bachelors. (whose numbers are
being rapidly depleted by Uncle
sam and Dan Cupid were truly
genial hosts at this lovely affair
Sunday. Aug IS. the Nacirema
members and their guests attend
ed church services az historic old
Second Baptist church. The Rev
Robert T. Bradbv. pastor. preach
ed very inspiring sermon which
was enioved bv all who attended
the morning services. "Co To
Church Sunday" Il traditional with
Nacirena rs fitting climax TO a
week or festlvity.
An unusual record crowd turned
ont for tho annual boat ride on
Lake 81 clair. SUNDAY evening.
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Margaret Rldeout. The affair was
given at the residence OF Mrs.
Macklin. $40 Hague avenue from
t.:30 to 200 pm.
The menu, served buffet style.
consisted of chicken salad. cream
ed potatoes. stewed carrots and
peas. hot rolls, and lemonade.
An impromptu program follow
ed the luncheon and Included talks
bv Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. Ida Cordez.
Mrs. Annie McBroom. and Fred
Hart Williams. Vocal solos were
rendered by s. Liberia chisholm
and Nell Dobson Piante with
piano accompaniment by Thelma
Baldwin.
Among the guests were. Mrs.
J. Il. Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Hart Williams. Prof. David Carol,
Charlotte. NC; Mrs. Zadie Poole.
Mrs. Snowdcn Williams. Eliza
beth Gary. Mile &. Ice. Maudo
Williams, Constance Mimms Mar
garet w. Turner. Nellie II. Watts.
Marguerite Lipcomb. Johnnie q.
Reid. Mary o. Doctor, Edward X
Lockett. and Adah \. Johnson
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OF the sorority.
Mrs. Garrison chose for her
daughters wedding gown OF
rose beige lace.
Immediately following the
ceremony, the reception was held
81 the Association OF Women s
clubs. The hostesses were Miss
Beulah Cain, Mrs. Sue Hawkins,
Mrs. Emma Copeland. Mrs. Jen-
HE Young. Mrs. Ella Mae Taylor.
and Miss Doris Taryer.
The brides cake consisted OF
two large white iced bells held
by three Gala lilies: one bell
had Edith on II in pink icing
aud the other James ;. Many
guests greeted the happy couple.
On Wednesday. Aug. 10. Miss
Beulah Cain. Mrs. Bardella Smith.
and Mrs. Emma Copeland hon
ored Miss Garrison with a per-
scnal and linen shower. Mise
Garrison found many lovely gifts
under pink umbrella with pink
and blue streamers extending
from the ceiling to the umbrella.
Among her many friends who at
tended were Jennie Young. FL
nina Gibson, Fannie Bethel. Myr-
tie Williams. Mable Sheffield. sue
Goodson. Hertha Priest. Iavlna
Bright. Sue Hawkins. Lois Tabor.
Margaret Rowe. Louise Garrison.
Frenchie Waller. Vera Griffith.
Myrtle Williams and many
others.
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Babies
Shoucrcd

on last Wednesday evening.
Mrs Alice Bel ami Mrs. Estella
Grimes gave shower in the hon
or OF little Josephine and Edward
James Union. the children Of the
late Joseph Uaion who was re-
Gently killed in an accident. The
children received many gifts Ev-
eryone Was served WIKI a de-
iicious fepasi Those who we're
present stayed until after the
biackout, See picture on page six.
among the guests were: Mrs. Ida
Sullivan. Rev Mrs. cooper. Mrs.
EVELYN Battle Mrs. Evelyn Clark.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, Als. Lillian
Watkins and son. Mrs Majorie
Patch. AIRS. Lucy Walker Mrs.
Mary Baker. Mrs. Laura Mitchell,
Mr.. aud Mrs. worthy. Mrs Mary
Martin. Mrs. Maggie Robinson.
Airs Mamie Noble, Miss Marie
Noble. Miss Bertha Noble. Little.
Estelle Noble. Mrs Alice Minis.
Mrs. Alice Bell Miss Alice Bell.
Mrs Fannie Blackshear Mrs.
Christine Union Mrs Florence
Davis Mrs Ethel keich Mrs.
Lydia Eeland. AIRS. Annaholl Har-
rls. Mr. Robert Burton. Little
George Smith. Robert Tramcll.
Alex Brown. Robert Davis. Mrs
Alice Daniel Robert Nilhurn. Mrs.
Reberca Kellum. Mr. and Mrs.
". II Ashford Mrs oliver Tav-
lor Ms Matthews NJ and Mrs
Sanford Booker Mitchell, and
Ta,,r- "a
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sine while her charming sister,
Jean. wore a striped seersucker
slack suit with loafers. The party
began with swimming and boa
riding in Lake Erie ,iust a few
steps from Mrs. Charles Cole, Sir s
home at Amherstburg). Dorothy
Ann Hicks. Ann Gregory and La
more were the brave girls who en-
dured the splashigs from Don Law
son. Earl Davis. Alvin Boyd. Prince
Walker Buddy Saunders. and Ra;
Hines who all tried TO ride in one
poor little canoe at one time with
the result that II sank.
The main event Of the night was
the swim that Jimmy Warren took.
accidentally, with his c.othes Oh
when the boat capsized. After
swimming, dancing began in the
living room. Following thai. sup
wer Was served. consisting ol
steaks, roasted weineis. buns, slaw.
cake. pop and all the trimmings.
Meanwhile Donnie Bryant played
his own compositions on the piano.
After having a snack in the kitchen,
the party moved. back TO Detroit.
Others present were: Iris Bell, VINO
wore an adorable wooden blue slack
suit and red ballerina sponeed bot
tom loafers: Dorothy Ann Hicks.
who wore a broomstick skirt ana
dainty white blouse. both OF her
own making. and red and white
spectators: Ann Gregory. in pair
of navy blue Stacks and blue and
white polo shirt Betty Giyens in a
sand blouse and blue Stacks: Sha-
ron Burton in Stacks, and Arlen
Burton in green dress. More
present were: Aurelia Walton. Don
ME Bryant. Buddy Saunders. Hama
Jason. Ray Hines. Don lawson.
Jimmy warren. Alvin Boyd. Prince
Walker Earl Davis. Billy Covingion
Billy MacCrea and others.
The party was ably chaperoned
by Mrs. Charles Cole. ST. ,l.anOre' =
cousin. and her brother, Eyerct
MacGee from Chicago, III. IL was
a secret. hut the same day was La
nore's eighteenth birthday No one
found out until next morning.
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The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father. wore a
gown OF white slipper satin and
tulle. The bodice OF the gown
was OF satin with bracelet length
sleeves and the skirt which was
very full was OF tulle with several
satin bows attached TO il. Her H.
fusion veil was held by tiara OF
orange blossoms and she carried
q bouquet OF white roses.
Miss Louise Garrison was her
sisters maid OF honor. She wore
pink silk marquisette. and her
headdress was an illusion veil
held by cut roses.
Theodore Wallace was his cous-
in's best man.
The bridesmaids. Mrs. Anna Gar
rison Howell and Mrs. Bardella
Smith. wore gowns OF blue silk
marqusette: their headdresses be-
ing shoulder length wells OF IL
fusion with pink roses. They car
ried white prayer books on which
were pink roses with streamers
OF blue ribbon.
Little Shirley Rose Smith. in a
floor length dress Of blue tat
feta and tulle and bonnet Of
blue tulle. strew rose petals
down the aisle.
The ushers were the Messrs.
Ernest and Harry Taylor.
The bride Is teacher at the
Lincoln school in Detroit. and a
member of the Alpha Kappa AL
pha sorority. She Is grammateus
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was appointed collector OF the
port of Beaufort. South CAROLINA.
The second group TO complete
it's current training under the
Nays program for enlisting men
OF the Negro race were graduated
Aug. IS. in Chicago.
Immediately upon graduation the
11S men comprising the company
left on a nine-day "boot' leave 3.
At the end of nine DAYS they viii
return 10 the Us. Naval Train
ing station in Chicago 10 report
for further duties. either at a Navy
Service school or with the L s.
fleet at sea or at naval shore
station.
This group has undergone an
extensive schedule of drilling. ply
steal hardening and lectures on
seamanship and naval procedure.
Members OF the second gradual
ing class from Detroit. Mich. are;
Philip NJ. NIasterson. Il, 64aO
Mortified street: Leonard Mar
shall. 90. 250 Algcr street: Gentle
Hazard. IS. 1908 Dequindre street;
William II. Farmer. 49, 4S34 Line
nan street. and Wiley n. Il. Tay-
lor. %. 3OS Grand West.
Charles Cole. Jr.. was indicted
into the Army last Friday His
fits stop was Ft. Custer. At the
present writing he Is being trans
ferred to another camp. Charlie
graduated in July from the De-
trolt Embalming college and
passed the state examination for
embalmers with very high marks
just before HE Induction.
1t. Norman Tabor writes from
1T Huachuca. Ariz.. that his new
address is 31Sth Engr. Bn. Co. lie
was formerly with the Engineer
Corps at Fl Leonard Wood, Mo.
Pvt. John II. Hicks was home
on furlouRh last weekend at
which time he and his fiancee,
Ruth Shelton. OF the Detroit Tri-
bune staff. spent the two days
covering familiar spots where they
could Sit and chat OF things 10
come. Pvt. Hicks Is stationed AT
Fl Custer with the Base hospital
and reports that his work is very
interesting and 10 his liking.
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|tg and enjoyable affairs, honor
De- the soldiers in the armed
E brces and the out-of-town guests.
. The Collegiate dance on Tues
Day, Aug. IL. at the club house
'Sas very beautiful affair attend
d by the younger guests.
. Nacirema club house became
D. setting OF a fashion show pre-
}snied in story book form. We'd
1esday evening. Aug. ~, as hun
tleds Of local and out-of-town
quests watched scores Of models
telp unfold the story.
4 The back porch OF the beauti-
ful house was transformed into a
<iage. and the audience heard Mrs.
lima Lewis, the narrator, turn
D. pages Of life.
The opening scene showed a
baby IN basinet. while Brahms
lullaby was softly played. This
as the beginning of life. The
1aDy was Beth Anne Thompson.
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
thompson.
Stenc > showed a birthday par
N with small children showing
fhat the pre-school child should
pear They were seated at a Ia
Pc With the cake and candles
fr H.
Scene 3 portrayed what the we'll
pressed children OF grammar
'nool age should wear. and the
h was an outdoor sports scene.
Then the stage was transformed
'nlo dress salon, as the baby
r now grown up. shopped for
flo'heS for her debut with her
no'her June Baldwin took the
part Of the debutante, her sister.
fvelyn baldwin acted as the salon
pSner' and MIS-. Colder Smith was
ne deh's mother helping her 10
felect her clothes.
The models then paraded by in
Ps'nlng suits, riding habits. eve
pug clothes, and sportswear.
The following scene showed the
~ now about TO become a bride.
teleciing her trousseau. which in
Eluaed lonnging pajajmas. house
Las street clothes, and sport
The climax OF the show was the
,c'ne Of the sleeping bridc-to-
Pe asehe dreamed OF her wedding
y come The dream was brought
10 lie as members OF the Mich
.san State troops marched down
,ne stairs. and formed q "v" In
POM OF the stage standing guard
lof The wedding scene. The hlde,
s'owned In white taffeta with a
,k Illusion veil. and lace bow
''adpieee. appeared In the per-
10y, %, Of Charming Mrs, Herbert
thompson. The groom was por-
,'ayed by Edward Carson. in mill
l"ry uniform. with Leroy Soles
- Destman. little Robt. Fletcher.
" : as the ring bearer. and little
'.,~endolyn Jordan as the flower
rs the wedding picture was re-
vailed Ray Rodgers. q member
Z me Nacirema club. sang the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Mr.. Campbell
Given Party

Tommy Gillian. 2Gs7 Maple
street. gave a farewell party last
Thursday night in honor OF Tay-
lor CampbelI. Of sSi5 Brush street
who left the city the next day
on n tour Of tho state.
Ice cream. cake. soft drinks and
candies we're served after a light
lU~cheon
Those present rs:'Mr. and Mrs.
TAYLOR Campbeii. and their 1T
tie daughter: Miss Virginia Car
lev. Mrs Pearl Gillian, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Jones.
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Wedding In
September

The m arriag e OF Audrey
Aurelia Woodson. the pretty
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
4. Woodson OF Kirby avenue, and
Thomas a. Williams. the son OF
Mrs. Irene Dcane Of Battle Greek.
Will take place sunday. Sept 8.
az 1880 y IN. at Bethel AME church.
The Rev. William II. Peck Will
officiate. \ reception will he held
from six to nine at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nickles. 492l
NinewoOd
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BELLIES and
BEAUX
BY CASANOVA
They're In The Arwy Now

Charles Cole stayed three days
In Camp Custer and now has left
for parts unknown.
Earl Davis has Joined the Coast
Guard. He has been influencing
Buddy Saunders TO do likewise.
Bernie Cocker has left for the
Coast Guard Training center.
Motor city Visitors
Bill Lawson. who is a native De-
troiter but schools in Chicago.
dropped in for few days, bring
ing with him George Anderson, Jean
La Corio and others. 1t is said
Bill and Peter got quite a few
things cleared up.
Jean and Elisa Anderson from
Washington continue TO be feted.
The lovely cousins OF Mrs. John
Marlborough were honored at a
dancing party Wednesday night By
Dorothy Hicks. Sharon Burton,
Aurelia walton and Ann Gregory.
Elizabeth Moore. brilliant niece
OF DR.. and Mrs. Peyton Johnson.
from Flint. spent the week In De-
troit. She Is quite talented. as she
is an accomplished mezzo soprano
and she received a scholarship to
the University Of Michigan this
pas June.
Vacation Bound!
Doris and Iris Bell Just returned
from Nashville, Tenn. where they.
with their parents, attended the
Dentists' convention.
Christine Smoot and Tommy Dod-
son are engaged.
Roberta Greenidge and Wilbur
Hughes will he married shortly.
jeanette Bland Cocker was mar
ried last week and honeymooned in
Chicago.
This And That
Donnie Bryant Is literally lit up
when Elisa Anderson is near, as IL
all the local talent.
Jeanne Waundless remains true
to her heart beat. Rigo Gusman,
who is buck private in the US.
Army.
Agnes Moore Is occupying her
time (since Carlo has joined the
army with Rigo) with talent from
Flint.
Peter Whitaker and Helen Cuz-
zens are going steady and they don I
care who knows 1t. Huh, Bill?
Helen Burton comes on with
some fine talent. What happened to
Billy MacCrea?
June Baldwin and J. ID. Mason
have ended their over-a-year ro-
nance but they still remain friends.
Hank is aptly filling J D.'s shoes.
Lucille Rosemond Is being mob
bed by the talent since she and Cal
win have called It quits.
Don Lawson always swears that
he plays the field, but most OF his
dates are with Dorothy Ann. Could
he be slowly closing In to go steady
with Dot. huh?
Jeanne Fuller has been married
for over a month. but finally had II
annulled.
Oliver Broome and Elwood Cook
are frequentlng the Fishers on
Fisher. The facts are - OBJ. for
Veralee and &c. for ErnesIine.
Felix MacBroom still plays the
field. aud hard. Jean C.. D.A. H.,
aud Evelyn.
Colson Mutt sent Jean Carmi-
chael his club pin. He's stationed
ut a camp In Missouri.
Declarations
"My Bill"-Sharon and Arlen
Burton
"chsrlis IL My Darling'--Lanore
Davis.
Three Little sisters irving
Slmms.
"All / Need Is You" - Louise
LOOMS 10 sidney Parker.
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Go To
Confab

Mrs Estella King 1915 Mont
calm street, lett Tuesday for Pitts
hurgh. Pa. whore she will attend
the Hardshel Baptist association
convention. While IN the smokey
city. Mrs. King will he guest Of
her brother and sisier-in-law..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harvey Hi
and mother were guests last week
OF the Rev. and Mrs. G. 4. Ward
OF Toledo. Ohio. They report hay
ing had delightful time.
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Canada Is Scene
of Party

Tuesday evening Lahore Davis honored Elisa and
Jean Anderson from Dee Gee. cousins of Mrs. John Rox
Borough, with steak roast in Amherstburg Canada.
Beautiful Lahore blue Stacks with striped polo shirt
Lovely Elisa attired grey slack suit