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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Credit Union
HstalLs Heads

The installation OF officers OF the
Fannie B. Peck Credit union will
Frederick and ST. Antoine, Sunday
Jan. 25. The elevtion was held Jan.
IA at the seventy annual meeting OF
the union.
Richard X. Allen was elected
president: Lois Edmondson, vice
president: Julia Morgan. clerk;
Mrs. Fannie B. Peck, treasurer; Ida
Austin, Gertrude V. Foster, Clar-
ence Hepburn. members OF the
board OF directors; John Simmons,
John Lewis and Noah Morrell,
members OF the credit committee
Richard Austin. Amos Donaldson
and Paris wychez. members OF the
supervisory committee.
The credit union was organized
seven years ago by IL young men
In a Sunday school class taught by
Mrs. Peck at Bethel, and today the
union has assets amounting to over
$1,000. and has made loans we'll
over $4,000.
The speakers at the annual meet
ing were Mrs. Peck, Mr.. Allen and
Mr., Austin who was presented a
gift by members in honor OF his
service 10 the union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

That Roberta MCGUIRE is per-
feet mistress OF ceremonies Is the
opinion OF every Delta who attend
"a the sorority's testimonial ban
quet last Thursday. which honored
the sororitys foander and the To-
cal chapters grand officer. as well
as the new local officers.
Miss Mcguire recounted in verse
all the deeds and doings Of every
one she introduced.
Delta Sigma Theta national So
roriiy celebrated It's twenty-ninth
birthday on Jan. -. Helene West
brook. one OF the charter members
OF Tau chapter. recounted the early
doings OF the chapter which was
established in Detroit in 1921.
other charter members present
were Mayme Cole and Wayne Alex
ander. Eolyn Guy, Emma Perry
and Hazel Maynard were the. other
members.
The grand journalist. Victoria
Mccall, was Introduced by Helen
Thomas. Since il was a testimonial
dinner. Miss Mccall recounted the
story o. how she got "the Delta
Spirit she also spoke OF the
aims Of her office for the coming
year.
A large round OF applause went
10 the convention chairman. Mig
nen Walker Brown. when the re-
port OF the very successful con-
ventIon, held here az Christmas.
was read
The new officers OF Alpha Pi
Sigma. who were installed by the
retiring presiden' Marion Carter.
included Cecil Whitaker. presi-
dent; Roberta Mcclure. vice presi-
dent Gladys Barthwell. recording
secretary; Maxine Roui,. cores
ponding secretary, and Lucy Bell
Morris. treasurer.
Al an earlier meeting. yaleria
Tandy. Martha Brady. Alice
Fields. June Dickens and Edna
Harrison had been installed as new
officers OF Tau,
BY each digniiary's plate. there
reposed a corsage q the sorority
flower. violets before the sorors
left the pyramid-shaped banquet
table. Theresa Bailey led them IN
poppy sorority songs. And every
one bowed in homage 10 Soror
Frances Owen. head OF the "Yv''
cafeteria, who planned the delici-
Gus chicken dinner.
Sorors present were:
Esther Price. Frances Baugh,
Margaret Thomas. Deloris Vaughn,
Elaine Wilmington. Gladys House.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

Charles {. DlgRs, Ut. william Law
son and group OF local business
men.
l.. D. Malloy. master OF cere-
monies. IN his opening statement,
said the purpose OF the dinner was
two-fold. He said the women were
being honored because Of the fine
work they had done and were still
doing, and also that II marked the
beginning OF move TO cooperate
more closely with the league.
Mrs. Dorothy Stegers. public re-
lations counsel at Brewster Com
munity center, introduced a group
OF pep songs which was enjoyed.
The invocation was by the Rev.
William II. Peck. president emeri-
tus and organizer OF the Booker T.
Washington Trade association.
c. ". White. real estate broker.
was the principal speaker. He
pointed out many things the house
wives had done in his speech. In
speaking for the business men. the
speaker said they had pledged TO
cooperate more closely with the
league and also TO attend more
league meetings.
In her remarks Of appreciation,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Well, All Right
By THE TOWN CRIER

Clara walls and Ira Rutherford
are to be married Saturday, Jan
uary "a following In the footsteps
OF Margaret Jackson and Henry
Stewart, who were recently wed
Good luck, kids. =. The Fraternity
and Pledge club basketball teams
aren't what they used 10 be. but
they have much good material and
should develop. Nacirema seems 10
be the team to beat in the existing
tourney. panel discussion on
whether Negro youth should volun-
teer or wait TO be drafted, was held
at Hartford Baptist church last
Sunday night. A fine and lively dis
cussion II was and Il made a hit
with the crowd. Those speaking for
volunteers were Robert Morton,
Tommy williams and Ulysses Fin
ley. Gloria Morgan, wesley Hill
and Leon Sayers took the opposite
side. Bertha Gray has pretty
eyes. as a certain Gladiator Il no
doubt aware OF The Drasolites
are giving another OF their fine
skating parties Saturday, February
II. from to 9 pm. .Colson
Nuts movie camera was the CEN
ter OF attraction last Friday night
at Dawn Watson's home. He has
moving pictures OF Colson. the
playboy athlete: and a film on the
DIT jamboree. which had the girls
shrieking. Alvin Price and Bet
~ Tate have broken UP. 40 we
hear. Probably just a rumor
Marjorie Kaiser hasn't heard from
Louis for ages. While the cat Is
away, the kittens will play.
Roger Demarr was away. Betty
Dobson Is fine. Wesley Edwards
enjoys ice skating, for many rea-
sons, 20 does Elmore Wade.
June Solomon sees quite a bit,
knows quite a bit and tells quite
a bit. Good girl. though. i. {. Prince
Walker seems 70 like his cousins
girl friend better than his own.
Better be careful. sport. d. .Dori.
Fuller and Babs Talbert have a lol
OF fun with their friends. by fax.
Ing long-distance calls. Glamour
at play
Lucille billiard was nineteen
wednesday. Happy birthday n yor
were twenty and male. we'd offeI
our condolences. The ALFRED
Austins feted bride-toIbe, Glars
Walls, and groom-elect. Ira Ruth,
erford, nc their beautiful apart
ment last Sunday. January Is with
supper. Close friends OF the cou.
pie met there. dlned with them
and congratulated them on thslI
forthcoming marriage. Saturday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
The Loves Sing a Song
Of Bliss and Sonatas

Place cards made Of tiny figures
playing flutes and pianos and COT
zee swee,ed with Tyres and gay
notes we're among the treats in
store for guests Who we're present
az the dinner which Or. and Mrs.
Thomas Love gave al their home
sunday, in honor CT Warner Law
son, pianist, ard Bernard Mason,
v:olln!st. The young men have
long been musical associates Of
Mrs Love. the former Josephine
IIarreld, who Is herself an accom-
p!ished pianist. The gentlemen
ga.ncd special favor with Or. Love.
when they played at the Love- Har-
reid wedding in Atlanta, in June.
sunday. incidentally, marked
the seventh month Of the Loves
welded bliss.
AZ the dinner we're Mrs. Katie
French, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Whit
by. Miss Nellie Watts. DR.. and Mrs.
william Pos,lss sGH Miss Victoria
Mccall.
The guests enjoyed such dellca-
cies as smothered chicken. arti-
choke salad, not biscuits made By
the bride and eaten with honey
moon Jelly bought while the Loves
were honeymooning IN Massachu-
sets.
The guests stayed until late in
the evening and enjoyed one o.
the best drawing room musical per-
formances ever witnessed. The
two guest artists played over the
selection they rendered at the
Loves wedding. as we'll as many
other delightful numbers. Mrs
Love, herself, played many OF ths
selections which she will use thii
week at her recital in Atlanta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
are Toldin Rhyme
Of Their Sorors' Renown

Ruby wills. Phyllis Lawson, Helen
Thomas, Marian Goodson. Burney
watkins, Emmetta and Sue Morton
Helen Garvin, Gertrude Bailey
Leila Leyerette. June Dickens
Elaine Skinner. Marjorie Carter
Margaret Smith, Bernice johnson
Lillian Brown. Frances Horner
Eleanor Osborne, Eleanor Jones
Mayme Alexander. Bertha Lantoln.
Mignon Brown. Theresa Bailey.
GLADYS Barihwell. Annie wilkins
Josephine Gaines. Myrtle T.ller'
Mildred Fisher. Marjorie Dunbar
Frieda Green. Dora Jones. Jennie
Lewis. Loretta Terhune. Kathleen
Coote. Elizabeth Johns. Ruth
Routt. Ethel Baker. Berry, Ander.
son. Jane Henry, Carol Carney.
Elizabeth Mckinney, Edith Watson
Cecilia Sylvester and Jerolens
Sneed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

Mrs. Christina Fuqua. president OF
the Housewives League OF Detroit.
expressed some very vital points
that would aid in solving the eco
nomic problems. She also stress
ed the Importance Of more recogni-
ton 10 the masses rather than so
much 10 the classes.
Mrs. Fannie B. Peck. organizer
and president emeritus OF the
Housewives league. also gave an
inspiring talk, giving much praise
to Mrs. Fuqua for the manner in
which she has carried on. ard TO
the women who have remained
steadfast over the period OF u
years
Fred Allen. general chairman OF
the dinner. introduced the donors
OF the yenison. naming Nose X.
Fritz and Old Gov. in addition to
Senator Digs and DR.. Lawson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
All Out
For Wardens

That Detroit has immediate need
from four TO FIVE AFRAID wardens
for each block in the city was a
point brought out by Mrs. Rosa
Gragg, OF the National Committee
on Civilian Defense, when she
spoke to the Michigan Federated
Democratic club, els f. Warren
last Friday evening.
Details OF Civilian Defense were
carefully explained by the speaker,
She took up the work since its be-
ginning, and carried down TO its
present Importance. she ended her
speech with a plea that all inter-
ested persons 60 TO their polling
booths and sign up for afraid
wardens Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs. Gragg also discussed nurs-
ing, child care, air raid precau-
tions, plant protection and fire
fighting during the emergency. She
passed out pamphlets and other
literature in Civilian Defense.
Vice President Fred Yates of the
Michigan Federated Democratic
club announced that Captain c. II.
Howard OF the Michigan Home
Guard for Detroit will be guest
speaker Friday evening, Jan. %
at $3.50 pm.
Captain Howard received his ap-
pointment from Governor Van
Wagner In 1941. He has built an
organization OF home guards
around some OF Detroit's outstand-
ing patriotic young men.
The purpose and work OF the
home guard will be explained by
Captain Howard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Sponsor
Gala Fete

With such charming hosiesses a.
Mrs. Susie Ellis and Mrs. Aletha
Kennon sponsoring a birthday din.
ner, II is bound TO be success.
The one they gave Sunday, Jan. is,
was In honor OF Mrs. Fredda
Booth. al her home on Marston
avenue. The honoree was q pretty
picture in a pretty lace and net
gown. She received a number d,
beautiful gifts and cards OF fe'.ci-
tation.
Sharing in the celebration were:
y. Booth. the honoree's husband:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs.
Susie Vincent. Miss Arlene G!p-
son. Mrs. Gertrude Donalds Z. V.
Ellis, Mrs. Julia B. Crew, Mrs.
Mamie Dean and L. B. Gillespie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
and Grand Officer Honored cit Della Banquet
.Neu Yorker
Attends Dinner

Mrs. ollie Lindsay. was hostess
OF a gala AFFAIR az her home on
Madison street. A lovely turkey
dinner was served. and an enjoy
able time was had by all present.
Among the persons seen hay-
ing a good time. were: Mrs. Ger
trude wilson OF Buffalo. NY: Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Lewis, Mr.. and Ms.
John Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. D M.
Ambrose. Mr.. and Mrs, james
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Price,
George Miller. Silas Dorsey. Mrs.
Willie Jemison. Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Maggie Berry, Mrs. Mar
grret webb. Arthur watts, Mr. and
Mrs. Ebert Berry. B. Ambrose. Mr..
Laws and Mrs. Fannie Dixon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Non Pariels
Pour Tea

The Tea given Sunday by the
Non Periel club OF the Presbyter-
ian church was enjoyed. Two well
rendered solos were given by Mrs.
Lowe annd Mrs. Alphonse Dezon.
A reading was contributed by Mrs.
Olean Harris. The group vas led
in patriotic songs by Mrs. Dawson.
A short talk was given by Mrs.
Flora +. Dezor. president OF the
club. Tea, dainty cakes. candy
and nuts we're served Among the
hostesses presiding al the tables
We're Mesdames Margaret Hill.
Belle Nckesson. II. Gaines. Eliza
Parker, Jerelene Sneed. F. +. Daw-
SON L. +. johnson annd F. F.
Dezon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Visitor Graces
st. Johns Pulpit

Rev. william II. Molbon will oc-
cupy the ST. John Presbyterian
church pulpit on Sunday, Jan. 20,
At 1900 am Rev. Molbon Is from
New York City and will speak on
plumbing the Depth OF Life" He
Is a graduate OF Lincoln univer-
sity, Pennsylvania and Newton
Theological Seminary in Massa-
chusetts.
He has served as counsel In Nor
folk State Prison In Massachusetts,
and Is at present Assistant pastor
OF the United church Of New York
city
The officers Of st. John invite
you 10 hear Rev. Molbon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Students Graduate

Graduation will take place at
Garfield Intermediate school on
Thursday, Jan. %, az 1890 in the
morning.
One hundred twenty-five fl25)
students will finish the ga work
and pass 10 the lob Of the city high
schools.
Gloster Current. executive Sec
rotary OF the NAAcP. will address
the graduates The graduation
program will include: Star
spransied Banner Salute 10 the
Flag. welcome address by elias
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Zetds Celebrate
Anniversary

The officers Of .he Omega Alpha
chapter were installed on Jan. IS,
at the home Of soror Muriel
Andrews. 1926 Moore place.
The installation was held on the
chapters FIRST anniversary.
The new officers are as follows:
Precious Williams, Grand Basileus;
Muriel Andrews. Anti-Besileus:
Thelma Williams. Grammateus:
Jean Green, Ta'mias and advisor:
Juanita 0Iilon, Dean Of Pledges;
Roberta carustt. Anti-Taieus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

president. Osborne Taylor; solo by
Rose Marie Walker. I'VE Are
Americans, Too by Graduates
American Legion award. Charles
Young Post: address TO graduates.
Gloster Current, executive secre-
tary OF the NAAcP: Presentation OF
Diplomas; Class Song.
The class officers are president,
Osborne Taylor: vice-president
Gustaver Campbell: secretary
Opaline Redman; and treasurer,
Constance Dixon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Local Ni1nrods Send their
Greetings Via Venison

More than three hundred persons attended the veni
son dinner Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, at Bethel AME
church, honorng members of the Detroit Housewives
league Every unit of the league represented with
large number. The venison supplied BY Senator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

Some OF those present were: Fran
ces Griffin, Charles and Arthur
Goisby, Ola. West. John Myers.
Kennedy Burks, Thomas williams.
Eleanor Potts. sister Of the hos
tess: and Melvin. Moore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Broken Shoulder
Mends

The friends OF Mrs. Nora White
will be happy to know tina; she Is
much better. She is oonvalescing
az Phyllis Wheatley Home. from a
broken shoulder sustained when
she fell last December at her work.
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Calendar ofGomirg G"snb
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8


HARRISON CIRCLE Kings Daughters, Harrison Town Hall,
ard-Times party, at $50 D. m.
CIVIC CHORUS Board meeting at the home OF Miss Viola
Ribe
Gaping EXERCISES Freshmen Students in ST. Joephs
Santarium Lobby, p. m.
TWELVE BELLIES Club meeting at the home of Mrs DON
aid Sudan, 295 Euclid, at p.
CHILD STUDY CLUB, Group 2, at the home OF Mrs Carl
Sarner, rs Kendrck avenue, at p. m.
EPWORTH LEAGUE and high school department of Meth
odist church, meets at 1880 p. m
TROOP 49, Scouts meets at Ais with Mrs Smer-
Gina, 112 Lincoln avenue.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE No 6. F: and A. NJ. first degree
at Masonic Hall, at 1880
GRANT PTA, meeting at Grant school, 7:45 p. m
CIVIC CHORUS BOARD meets with Viola Rbe, 81 Crocker
boulevard, Apt f.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10
ROYAL NEIGHBORS meet at Barron Hall at p
GIRLS OWN CIRCLE, Kings Daughters will meet Thurs
day evening at 8 p m, at Kings Daughters Home
LILAC CLUB Louis Parish at the home of Mrs. Henry
LaCrox, 70 Croker boulevard, at p. m
YOUNG WOMEN'S Episcopal League Evening Bridge Club
at the home of Mrs William Donaldson, 1873 Washing
ton avenue at m. Mrs. A. j. Ullrich co-hostess
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE Kings Daughters regular meet
ing the home Of Mrs John Parks, 81 Inches street,
2 p.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles regular meeting.
QUILTING BEE of Handin-Hand Circle, Kings Daughters,
at Kings Daughters Home, a.
N c. c. will at st. Josephs Hospital for work Mrs
Charles Klein is chairman
CARRIE LUNGERHAUSEN SOCIETY, Methodist Church. at
the home of Mrs Claude Copeland, Lodewyck ave-
nue. for $50 dinner.
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Party Fetes
Two Birthdays

MRS. ERNEST COPELAND.
II Washington avenue and Mrs.
William Donaldson, 1873 Wash
ington avenue, are jointly enter
tanning a group of youngsters
and their mothers this afternoon
in honor of the birthday ami
versaries of Dickie Copeland and
Laura Donaldson.
The party will be held from
three to five o'clock in Cope
lands Dog House" on South
Gratiot. While Mrs. Copeland
shows some children's moving
pictures to the little guests the
mothers will be entertained at
bridge. Various games will be
played and there will be birth
Gay cake with ice cream and hot
chocolate served to the guests.
THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE LOYAL WORKERS
Circle of Kings Daughters will
meet at the home of Mrs. John
Parks, 81 Inches street, Thurs
day at 2 p. m. Mrs. Leach, lead
err, requests that members bring
the dresses for the GoodfelloWs
and toys for the University Hos
pital Christmas box.
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MRS. ROB E T HALLIN,
North Gratiot avenue, who is
observing her birthday anniver-
sary today.
PATSY ERSKINE, daughter
of Mrs. Mildred Erskine, who is
quietly celebrating her birthday
today.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
BALLER, of Roseville, who an
nounce the birth of a son De-
cember in St. Joseph's Hos
pital.
A DAUGHTER was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wright,
Detroit, at 1905 this morning
in st. Joseph's Hospital.
.
MR.. AND MRS. CARLTON
BOHDI, Roseville, announce the
birth of a baby girl this morn
ing in st. Josephs Hospital.
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Young Women's
League Enjoys
Yule Party

THE DUNG WOMEN S
EPISCOPAL LEAGUE met last
evening in the Guild Room of
the Parish house, where, after a
short business meeting the MEM
bers and their guests enjoyed a
Christmas program under the di-
rection of Mrs. Charles Mac
kenZie.
The following guests were
present: Mrs. Ralph Donaldson,
Mrs. Ernest Copeland, Mrs. A
Reynolds, Margaret McColl
Mrs. Harold Snodgrass, Mrs
Howard Krause, Drucilla Ran
som, Mildred Cruickshank and
Jessie Kerschner. At the end OF
the evenings entertainment
punch and Christmas cookies
were served in the Guild Room
which was beautifully decorated
in keeping with Christmas.
THE your NC WOMEN S
AUXILIARY of Zion Evangeli'
cal Church will hold a bake sale
on Saturday morning, December
IL at VOLTS Millinery, Walnut
Street, beginning at $50 a. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-09
Women MP's
Make First
Appearance

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA,
Dec a R Women "MPS"
made their first appearance in
the Armed Forces of the United
States today as the second
WAC training center placed its
own military police into the
field.
Adhering closely to the non
combatant policy of the corps,
however, they are armed only
with a whistle, a flashlight and
a brassard in the gold and green
official colors of the WAACS.
Also their chief function is
one of assistance to their fellow
WAACS rather than a disciplin-
ary one, as WAC officials say
the women soldiers as a whole
are so we'll behaved that no
MP's would be needed on that
score.
They assist the WAACS in
giving information and direc-
tions-and most of the girls are
far from home in strange town.
And in the event of illness or an
accident involving member OF
the corps, the WAC MP is called.
The MP's also maintain a
watchful eye on the appearance
of the Observation-Disclosures
members of the corps-to see
that all uniform buttons are fas-
tened and caps set straight on
the head.
Because they haven't been
needed in a disciplinary capaci-
ty doesn't mean that the WAC
MPs wouldn't get tough with
corps members if the occasion
arose, however. A headquarters
announcement explained that
they may reprimand or take
any step to maintain the digni-
ty and good appearance OF the
corps they may deem neces-
sary." =.
A desk sergeant is on duty "a
hours a day and the first to
serve in that capacity was lead
er Alice Holmes of Los Angeles.
Others on the first WAC
military police patrol were 1del
nderson of San Francisco, Doro-
thy Gould of San Francisco,
Dorothy Fuller of Westbrook,
Me-, Bertha Wellborn of An
chorage, Alaska, Marie Smarup
of Troy, N. Y, Dorothy Denius
of Philadelphia, and Emile
Sewell of Prescott, Ark.
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Congratulations

DICKIE COPELAND, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Copeland,
II Washington avenue, who is
2 years old today.
LAURA LOUISE DONALD
SON, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Donaldson, l55 Wash
ington avenue, who is celebrat'
ing her fourth birthday today.
DONNA JEAN MOORE, 80
Parkview avenue on her birth
day anniversary today.
MRS. REAUME, who quietly
celebrated her birthday anniver'
sary yesterday.
MRS. HERMAN ENGLEMAN
Sr., 1876 Hubbard Avenue ano
Mrs. Herman Engleman, Jr., las
Floral avenue who are today
jointly celebrating their birth
day anniversaries.
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Red Cross Enjoys
Christmas Spirit
THE PRODUCTION HEAD

THE PRODUCTION HEAD
QUARTERS of the Red Cross
wish to announce that they are
enjoying the Christmas spirit of
giving on the part of the citizens
both in Mount Clemens and
Macomb County.
The Willing Workers Circle
of Trinity Lutheran Church
presented the Red Cross with a
beautiful all wool blanket. Many
knitted afghans and lap robes
have come in from all over the
county. Many thanks are ex-
tended to Hills Hand Laundry
for the laundering Of their
penants and covers.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS j.
THOMPSON and daughter JOY,
1l9 Lincoln avenue, had as their
weekend guest Miss Opal Mi
chael of st. Louis, Mo-, who is
at present employed in Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. FERDINAND
ARNOLD, 1913 East Jefferson
avenue, had as their dinner
guests Sunday, Leader Arnold
and son Kenneth, of Pontiac,
Mrs. Alice Miller, Mrs. Zilphia
Arnold and Mrs. Emma Arnold
of Mount Clemens.
THE M IN T CLEMENS
PAST NATIONS CLUB will
meet December Is at $50 o.
clock at the Masonic Temple
After a pot luck dinner, the
club will hold its annual Christ
mas party. HosteSses will be
Mrs. Neil E. Reid, Miss Irene
Crawford and Mrs. John Whit
ney.
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CIVIC CHORUS popular Mt.
Clemens musical organization,
will present its annual Christ
mas concert next Wednesday
evening in the Mount Clemens
High school auditorium.
Sergt. Dom NJ. Chown, of
Selfridge Field, will make his
debut as director. He replaces
Pvt. Charles Bernard McGhee,
now in Hawaii.
The Chorus Is happily re-
membered by music lovers for
its splendid concerts of other
years. The most successful was
presented year ago when
church choirs joined the chorus
in a concert given at Zion Evan
gelical church.
A native of Grand Rapids,
Sergt. Chown entered the army
in January and has since been
connected with the Air Force
Band where his University OF