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Evening star., 1942-01-28
7 Men Slain, Woman Shot
In Barber Shop ARRAY
~ the AMociatsd Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 28-
Chief OF Police Oscar Blough today
formally charged Nick N. Galvan.
40. with murder in the death Of two
men. and assault with intent to kill
a woman, after q barber shop shoot
ing affray.
The dead men were James Ander-
son, so. barber. and George Whar-
ton, retired railroad man celebrat-
ing his 58th birthday anniversary
who was a bystander. Mr.. Ander-
sons wife, Alice. SIS, was wounded
but discharged from the hospital a
few hours later.
City Patrolman Gilbert Sandanna
said Galvan told him that persons
in the barber shop had tormented
him.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Spanish Ship Sunk
By Axis Subs 10 Stir
trouble, British Say
Novemur 'Outroge' Held
Port Of Ruthless Policy
Toward Iberiun Traffic
Hr thf Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-The admiralty
asserted today the 5,473-ton Span
ish freighter Navemar had been
sunk by Axis submarines and "as is
their practice the Axis have put out
broadcasts asserting the ship was
torpedoed by a British submarine"
In order to stir up trouble between
Britain and Spain.
Lisbon dispatches reported
the sinking Of the ship on Mon
day and said German and Italian
news dispatches claimed the ship
had been sunk by British sub
marineD
The admiralty said In It's state
nent that it previously pointed
out in connection with the sinking
of the Spanish ship Badalona that
the object of the Axis in making
these lying allegations is to create
trouble between Britain and Spain.
In view of the long record of at
tacks by Axis U-boats upon neu-
tral merchant ships. it is obvious
where to look for the authors of
this latest outrage. Nevertheless.
the admiralty state that no British
or Allied submarine was at the time
anywhere near the scene Of the
incident"
The Navemar was the vessel with
passenger accommodations for Is.
which carried more than 1000
Jewish refugees from Lisbon to
New York last summer.
The admiralty's statement added:
circumstances of the sinking of
.he Portuguese ship Corte Real and
the Spanish ships Badalona and
Castillo Oropesa make it plain 1t is
the deliberate policy of the Axis to
deal ruthlessly with shipping of the
Iberian Peninsula.
This new attack on ship
carrying supplies tot Spain from
across the Atlantic may indicate
they are now hoping to cut of
Spain from all trade with the out
side world
II said that two British warships
ware diverted to search the area
where the Navemar was attacked.
but the majority of the crew was
reported saved by Spanish vessel.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
S175,O00 Paid for Renoir
3y Patient Connoisseur
By the Associated Press.

6S NV hSSOtIdleu iItNS'
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-Dr.
Albert C. Barnes has realized a 30
year ambition-ownership of Re-
noir's painting "Mussel Fishers at
Serneval'-for $l75,000.
The art collector said he believed
this was the second highest price
ever paid for Renoir canvas. He
tried to purchase 1t before the first
World War from the late Pierre
Durand-Ruel, friend Of the artist,
who, Dr.. Barnes said. I'm sure
didn't pay more than 500 for it."
Just before the present conflict,
the picture was sent to New York,
and last week was placed on sale.
where Il snapped it up at once"
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Cos Rotioning Forecast
BY Dealers Counsel
BY tie Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-Sol A.
Herzog of New York, counsel for
the Eastern States Gasoline Dealers
Conference, predicts that gasoline
Tationing is Just around the cor
ner," because of tanker -torpedoings
and military requirements.
He told about 400 delegates from
"A States yesterday that the fuel
may be one of the first commodities
rationed by Leon Henderson under
his new powers.
The dealers, in q series Of reso-
buttons. proposed mandatory clos
ing OF stations between pm. and
Tam. and a dealers margin of five
cents a gallon on sales instead Of
four cents.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Army Pilot Dies os Plane
Crashes and Burns
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Jan. 28.-An Army
plane crashed and burned in a
field 2 miles from the Wayne Coun-
ty Airport today, killing the pilot.
Rescuers were unable to approach
the burning wreckage because of
intense heat.
Ofiicers at the Army hangar at
Wayne Airport did not Immediately
disclose the name of the pilot. He
had taken of from the airport only
q few minutes before the crash.
Evening star., 1942-01-28

SANTA CRUZ, CALF. -
PROUD OF HER HUSBAND
I'm very excited and SO
very, very proud Of him." said
Mrs. Edward Grover De Long
here when told that her hus-
band, 1t. De Long, was squad
ron engineer on a mosquito
boat attack in Subic Bay in
which a 5,000-ton Japanese
ship was sunk.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Widow Gets Estate

ROCKVILLE. Md. Jan. % (Spe-
ciaD Under the will of Joseph w.
Meade OF Silver Spring, which was
admitted to probate here yesterday
his widow, Mr.. Ada Lois Meade. re-
eeives the entire estate, value Of
which was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
FOUND.

DOG. small. black: found Tuesday Janu-
ary y. Owner please call CO. 56S@
GERMAN SHEPHERD. black and gray
male. Call Mrs. Kilbey. Shepherd 53s5-M
KEY CASE containing 3 keys tag with
numbers; found Wednesday morning on
l4th st. NV; owner identify. Phone Ok
ford 0635
KEYS u0 in red leather ripper holder,
found at Union Station. 1919 G st. NV,
Apt 6l0A.
KEY CASE-Found 300 block Oak st. NV.
Owner identify. Phone HO. S57o. Call be-
fore $50 am.
POLICE DOG. vic. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
MI. 1890.
WRIST WATCH, ladys, gold, in new P. o,
Building, 1st floor, Dec. 1st. Call MI. 035O
after 5 30
Evening star., 1942-01-28

Maps for the training Of r. A. F.
pilots and observers are now being
prepared by art students Of colleges
throughout Britain.
Evening star., 1942-01-28

Many parts Of London have been
made more beautiful by the re-
moval of iron railings for munitions.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Florida to Bon Parrots
In Move to Curb Fever
By the Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. d.
In a counter measure against par
rot fever, all trafic in parrots and
their kin is to be halted In Florida
next October.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
Gas on Stomach

when sIcsss stomach acid causes ~ ssas ponssb
- hesrtbunf doctors prescrib. the rastsss scttns
medicines known for symptomattc relisf-msA1cinss
like those In Belans Tablets Try Bell ans yairssf,
st drst sign Of distress They neursiss acid. seiisvs
sss and bring comfort very duckly-yet are no Q
lsxstive Only 25e at drug II your vsr trss
tral doesn't prove Bell better return bl 10 10
~ aAd set double your money bsek.
Evening star., 1942-01-28
LOST.

LOST.
BLACK LEATHER WALLET = Contains
naval ofhcers' Identification and other ar
ticles which are OF value TO the owner only.
Call DU. 1850.
BOSTON TERRIER. male; from Rolling
W3eco,sfI v9od; Chez 700. Chase Reward Phone
BRIEF CASE, in taxi about 545 pm Mon
day, between l7l0 Conn. ave, Larimers
Market; opposite. and 242S Tracy pl. NV.
Reward. MI. 1852.
EAT, EAT, gray and white wearing collar With
52la- Reward.
CAT-Lost, Sunday, from Asp Maple ave.
BeIhssda mes IN No; 2;yeaT;oId Id black lack. male cat
Mass. aves' Reward Wo. ss5s' s''A ~
DIAMOND EARRING. at Constitution Hall.
SUNDAY S JaRusTy rs. Reward. J. ss9l-
DoG--wire- e-halred terrier pup, male;
Spring; has bad cough. Reward. sH. 6452.
vic Of EsTafoS Ia eoH, and asth SITS. NV. Re
GERMAN PeoLLIcE DOG Chevy chase.
IRISH TERRIER, tan: female; vic OF Be-
thesda; named 'spooks"; tan collar Re
DTOCaGed, Ifppcf. lsOel
'-Garhnckels." Reward. Phone Ordway
o4"1
PAIR GLASSES light blue case, initials
D. J. H. Box 9S-S. Star. 81
PURSE. black. with handles on each side,
containing valuable papers. real estate
brokers' license, car keys, etc; reward If
returned Leta Lister AID. 1925
sIGNEr RING. mans. Oriental letters z
G. Reward of $40 for return. Call Georsia
4401 or Adams $3.50.
TERRIER. small. black, male, answers 10
name OF Punky: vicinity of Mt Rainier
Please call WA. 74s7. Reward
WALLET. brown leather. conta lining identi-
ncatlon pass. money, key; vicinity 18th and
N. Y. ave. Reward. TR. 1900. Ext. 1l07. 29'
WRIST. WATCH. lady's Elgin. white gold:
narrow ather bracelet. Reward Wiscon-
sin nSoS after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Local Folks Hosts
To the Cravfords

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Craw-
ford OF Louisville. Ky, arrived in
Detroit Sunday morning, Aug. 80,
to spend several days visiting their
mother, Mrs. j. X. Crawford. and
their sister. Mrs. Earline l.. Jones.
both of 1917 McGraw avenue. The
visitors presence was acknowl-
edged by several affairs given by
relatives and friends. including a
sightseeing tour of the city. a trip
TO Canada. and dinner. given by
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mobiles Of River Rouge. A
sightseeing tour was given by their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
King. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd.
and Messrs. Roosevelt and Norris
and Miss Burma Bush OF Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Marp OF De-
troit were hosts at dinner. Mrs.
Crawford left for New York City
on Thursday morning. where she
will spend the rest OF her vacation
with relatives. Mr.. Crawford Is
assistant professor Of history In
the Louisville Municipal college.
while Mrs. Crawford Is secretary
10 the director OF the Louisville
USO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Mrs. Pettiford Hostess
To Out-Of- Towners

Mrs Valerie Turner Pettiford. OF
1854 West Grand boulevard. has
done her bit this Summer in help
ing make visits OF out-of-townere
to the Motor City very pleasant.
Saturday. Sept. 5. Mrs. Pettiford
was hostess at an elaborate lunch
ern given in honor OF Mrs. Kate
Threalkill. OF Chicago. and Mrs.
Mabel Davis. OF New York City.
Mrs. Threalkill was the delight
full house guest Of Mrs. Jean walk
er. OF st. Jean avenue. while Mrs.
Davis was the charming guest OF
Mrs. Mignon Brown. Of West Grand
boulevard. daughter of Mrs. Walker.
The Pettiford's elaborate lunch
con menu started off with high
balls and was finished off with
chicken salad. sliced cold tongue.
deviled eggs. pickles. olives. hot
biscuits. tea, homemade cake and
ice cream.
Besides the honorees. Mrs. Pet
tiford's guest list included Mrs.
Jean walker. Mrs. Mignon Brown,
Mrs. Helen Hicks. Mrs. Katie
Smith. Mrs. Ann Benson. Mrs. Lucy
Bell Morris. Mrs. Mallssabell
Grant. Mrs. valerie Wallace and
Mrs. GLADYS Mills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Tea And Gardenias.
For Mrs. Jackson

Last Thursday afternoon, the
beautiful home OF Mrs. Bessie Lar
ry. 2719 Mable street was the
scene OF a lovely afternoon tea,
given In honor OF Mrs. Rosa jack
son. who left for Chicago Saturday
afternoon.
Coreages OF fragrant gardenias
were presented TO each guest by
the hostess. who was charming In
a delphinium blue tea gown.
Among the many guests were:
Mrs. Nellie Jorden, of Cropville,
Ala: Mrs. Georgia Singleton. OF
Goull. Ark: Mrs. Lille Smith. ST.
Louis. Mo: Mrs. Erminc Allen,
WARN. First Regiment; Mrs. SUI
sic williams. Mrs. Bessie Harris
German. Mrs. Mareite Garth, and
Mrs. Louise II. Smith.
Refreshments. daintily and artis-
tIcally prepared. we're served by
the hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Are You Hipped to
the JUe Language?
BY MARCUS II. BOULwARE
For ANP)

Language is a thing that Is for
ever changing. This live which
we formerly called slang rs an
example Of such change. Just as
"jazz' became swing" so slang
has become live. To say that
live" is the language OF the street
urchin.. cut throats. and hang-bys
is putting it too mildly. To the dis
may OF our English professors. this
"jive" stun is taking our high
school and college campuses by
storm as. II were.
The origin OF the word live" is
uncertain, hut ii did make its APP
pearance and advent with swing
music" The so-called hep lam
guage aids "jitterbugs" in express
ing their emotions when their linn
tied vocabularies fail.
Our American colleges and uni
versities are rapidly increasing
their courses in speech. But, In
spite OF this. our students are be-
coming "hopsters." II you know
what | mean a stranger on these
campuses might be confused by
this Give" thrown out at random
in campus and dormitory converse
ton. II is any wonder then that
one writer has said that converse
ton Is a lost art?
"Ain't got no tail. nighting-gale."
whats your story. morning glo-
ry?' or "Ain't got no song. King
Kong" are among the MANY express
sions you hear. These eats think
they are clipped" but they amt
no trouble" what you know, Old
Dudss" now takes the place OF
good morning" Should this take
YOU on your feet you're cut off with
the jargon, Jaw man. you're a
drag"
The Young lady or girl friend Is
now: queen" spice" wolf" or
"Lobo.r II you see a couple talk
ing, they are punching trying TO
feel one another out" Perhaps the
Young man wants to have a lick
ling word with her. The teacher
is termed OK or drag. But
/ nt SnOulO DO DiReA - ~
"a regular cat" Professor, can you
imagine that.
As a young man leaves the crowd.
he drills on down the righteous
lane" and stops at some inn. He
puts In his order for a "flapper
steak"--a pig-ear sandwich Then
no meets his last heart heat they
lust walk "muddling along The
guys say that "she is bodied we'll
stacked"--she has a comely shape,
and they admire her Zine props
pretty legs. soon night comes ia
soothe the weary eyes. and he goes
10 his room 10 cop a nod or ger
some shuteye" Finally he is bitten
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. know bed
bugs. Then he jumps M and says
II got gas meter TO Jump to the
Understanding. 81 got quarter
10 go 10 the movies" In fact hes
lust in time 10 make the midnight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Lassies Give Color To
Rainbow Wedding

The beautiful Rainbow We'd
ding" sponsored by departments
OF the Calvary Church school un-
folded Thursday night in an ar
ray of beautiful colors under q
rainbow decoration.
The procession was led by the
pink party, followed in succession
by the orange, blue. yellow,
orange and the final party in pink,
led by Olivette Mccall.
There were many lovely young
lassies and ladies taking part in
this affair. Miss Eloise Haygood.
led this affair as the bride Of the
Rainbow with little Agnes Smith
as her attendant.
Hattie Smith, Louise Corbett. and
little Dolores Flagg were also
brides. Mable webster Carrie
James. and many others played
their parts as trademarks and
flower girls. along with Master
Harry Brooks. Jr., William James
and others who took parts as best
man. and ushers. with Richard
Apple escortIng Eunice Brooks in
the Blue Party.
The climax OF this affair came
when Miss Olivette Mccall and
her groom. Carl Brown. were join
cd in "matrimony" in n mock cere-
mony performed by Earl Wilson
Solos were sung by Miss Naricia
Daniels and Miss Mamie Butler.
This affair was a financial sue
cess and was directed nv Miss Bcs-
sic Moore, Mrs. Jessie Ponder. Miss
G. Gillon. Mrs. Agnes Ward Mrs
Mamie Wilkes and other depart
mental superintendent and teach
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Joint Vocal Recital

The choir OF the St Johns
Presbyterian church Is present.
ing two OF It's soloists. Mrs. Ed
ma Walker and Luther Harvin.
in A Joint recital on Friday eve
ming. Sept IS. at s:15 pm. at
the church. corner Clinton and
Jos. Campau. Mrs. Walker has
n very sweet mezzo-soprano voice;
Mr.. Harvin Is a pleasing tenor
and Is pupil of Mrs. Yolande
Maddox. They will render a pro-
gram OF solo numbers and duets.
which will he very ENJOYABLE and
the price has been placed within
the reach Of all. only IS cents.
The public r. invited to come
and enjoy pleasant evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
BELLIES and
BEAUX
BY CASANOVA

Doris Bell and Ina Jayne Smith
gave a party in honor OF their
hostesses and close friends Friday
evening after Ina's aud Doris
coming out reception. Patriotic ice
cream. punch and cake were serv-
ed. Among many present were Cal
vim Porter and Iris Bell, Lawrence
Jackson, Joan Del Russell, Bill
Lawson, Lucy Howard. Bernard
Donalds, Harriet and Herbert Nc
Fadden, Geraldine and Cornelia
Bledsoe, Charles Stevens and vir-
ginia Burger.
Sonny Plummer was 20 years old
Saturday, so he was given a birth
day party Saturday evening by his
sister, Carolyn at their home on
Englewood. Attending were Don
Lawson, Dorothy Ann Hicks, Peter
Whitaker Helen Cuzzens, Lucille
and Damon Keith, Dawn watson
and Joe Bielev.
Iris Bell was 10 Saturday Felix
McBroom was 22 Tuesday.
Natal days in October are Gladys
House. Oct. 16: Donnie Bryant,
Oct. 20; Oliver Broom and V.
hicks, Oct. rs; Bill Shuford, Oct.
~.
Dldja Know
Oliver Broome has been spending
most OF his time entertaining a
certain Claudne Griffiths, out
of-towner?
Ted Parks and Steve williams
spent the past weekend IN Chi
cago?
j. d. Mason and June Baldwin
are back together again? Now
Steve lone-wolfs It TO the Giles
house?
velma May. Bill Fuller, George
Jones, Bill Lawson. and a gang
OF others spent Labor Day in Idle.
wild?
Felix Mac Broom has It bad for
Velma May?
Huey Brown had an operation
last week? Glad TO hear he's much
better.
Barbara Blair and Youletta Ma
son are vacationing in Dayton
Ohio. and Lahore Davis in Casso-
polls. Mich?
Leon Kennedy and Douglass Mac
Cafee are up at Icons uncle's es-
tate in Covert. Mich?
Lawrence Gibson has put NJ.
down for Janice Whitby? You know
Lawrence is the boy with the beau
tiful voice.
Buddy Seymour Is coming on
with Detroit talent? Frantic for
Sharon. After all who isn't?
BYE Now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

Seventh Day Adventist church. The
Elder j. d. Johnson officiated.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father, wac gown
ed in white chiffon and lace with
inserts OF lace in the long train.
An imported veil OF bridal illusion
fell from a tiara OF crystallizod
orange blossoms. she carried white
roses and stephanotis.
Miss Nickerson's foster sister.
Mrs. Rebecca Merrill, was her ma
iron Of honor. She wore blue chif-
fon and lace and carried yellow
roses.
The eight bridesmaids. who pre-
coded the lovely bride 10 the altar,
were dressed in gowns OF taffeta
with double net skirts. Two al
tendants wore pink. two green. two
yellow, and two blue. They each
carried arm bouquets OF yellow and
pink roses. The bridal attendants
included the grooms sister. Louise
Starks OF Washington. DC. Ma
veen Jones OF Chicago Marion
McKendra OF 81. Louis: Marguerite
Taylor: Elaine Carry. Ethel Orr.
Constance Smith. and Ethelreta
Lee. OF Detroit.
The best man was Elder walter
Casack of Wisconsin.
Arthur Nickerson. Jr.. the brides
brother: Louis Bland. Robert Cain,
Recha Ross. Jeter Cox. Jonathan
Roach Columbus McChristian. and
Elliot Nurreg OF Chicago, we're the
ushers
The two little flower girls were
Beverly Ann Taylor, and Juaniia
Bland
Mrs. Nickerson chose for her
daughters wedding gown OF dusty
rose. The bridegroom mother was
unable TO attend.
A reception, which was attended
by more than two-hundred guests
followed the ceremony AZ the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Young lady, does an old TABOO
prevent your knowing this help?

N less enlightened days. women
',- discuss these things. Now, it's
aerent II woman suffers from
'n ,'Coic cramp-like pain and other
10y functional distresses, she
w. 10 learn how to help herself.
=. thousands OF women praise the
~, sy nelp OF Cardui. Taken as a.
-''' II usually peps up the appe-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

lite. stimulates the flow OF gastric
Juices. thus aiding digestion ana
thereby helping build up energy
and resistance. Started three days
before the time. and taken as d.
rected, II should help relieve mucn
purely functional. periodic pain. i,
TRY CARDUI. A 81 year recoru
saws II may help
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Returns From Visit

Grayce Thomas Of 1880 Airing
ton returned home last week after
spending a two-week vacation Wis
iting her fiance, Sgt. Leon Fisher
OF Camp Custer. who is confined 10
the hospital there. Sgt. Fisher was
formerly with the Gath engr- and
is now with the 795th It'd.
The young couple recently an
nounced their engagement and the
wedding will take place soon. Sgt.
Fisher will visit here next week
before going on a trip TO Mary
land.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

I,rnuIsette. A gorgeous corsage OF
tchids fairly dripped from her
koulder. Al one end OF the gaily
scorated hall. several OF the guests
kioyed playing bridge while 9TH
& danced until the delicious re-
kshments we're served.
Before the opening of Charline's
,any beautiful gifts, Madame
nancy Paris thrilled the group
Nh her lovely contralto voice.
latter leaving the YWCA, the
srty tripped on out to the north
ID home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cargile
kiney where they danced till the
he hours OF the morning.
|Among those present were: Miss
harlem Davis. Leonard Trout
1an. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Walk
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bouier.
>ss Daisy Carter. Miss Clarissa
brdy. Holly Larkin. Mr.. and Mrs.
3chard Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
buier. Mrs. Green who was very
|btely with her silver hair, Mr..
"a Mrs. Dozler. Mrs. Mattye Cow
Miss Bernice MCGEE. Miss Eta
|hrley. Miss Geraldine Marshall
BE- looked very much like a
fincess, Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy SAL
b. Marlowe Crawford. fiance OF
p honoree. Miss Dorothy Craw-
Fd, Lawrence Daniels OF Chicago.
beodore Walden. who captured
j heart Of Mildred Crawford. Mrs.
bsle Breazll. Mary Robertson and
Jimmie" Walter Spears. Frances
fawford, Saunders r. Jones, An
: Laurie, Elizabeth Grubbs. and
ANY, many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Presbyterian Young
Folk Attend Confab

Among the young people attend
ing the annual conference held at
Clear Lake, oxford. Mich, Aug.
24-3l. were Miss Nettie Johnson.
Miss Woodruff. Rufus Grier,
Thomas Peeram. Norman Fuqua,
and others. The Rev. and Mrs. W.
II. Molhon were among the teach
ers OF the classes. All report hav-
ing a fine time and that the con-
ference was very beneficial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

show.
This give" language is pic
turesque. That's what they said
about slang. The "hepsters' say
that there is no better way 10 de-
scribe a dance than by saying:
THE cats are pumping tonight.
(Note: All persons interested in
the 1912 live Dictionary pamphlet
should address Marcus II. Boul-
ware. the state Teachers college.
Montgomery Ala. Include post
card for reply.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Returns From
Vacation

Miss Elaine Grayson, Of st. Au-
bin. and her cousin, Elizabeth Gray,
have returned from Chicago, where
they spent a delightful fortnight
visiting relatives Elaine will enter
Cass Tech this Fall, while Eliza
beth goes back to Miller high.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

brides home A four-tiered wedding
cake thanked by eladioli and tall
white candles was cut by the
bride. The couple left sunday night
for Atlanta. Ga.
The wedding wac directed ny
Miss Zilda Forde Of Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

spending delightful Summer with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. William
"'oodside. 2319 ST. Aubin. is re-
turning this week to the Allan
Boarding school in AshevlIle. NC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
The Dorcas Society
Fashion Show and
Dance

The Dorcas Society Of 81. Mat
thews church will present their
third annual Musical Fashion Re.
view. followed by n beautiful Mill.
tary Dance Friday, October .. ut
$3.50 pm. In the Parish House,
Mrs. Ardenah stephens Is general
chairman; Mrs. Leona Solomon
president; Mrs. Belle Al'es'
chairman Of publicity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Starks Nickerson Nuptials
Solemnized At Church

Before altar banked with palms and white gladoli,
Dorothy Nickerson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Nckerson of Scotch avenue became the bride of Elder
Walter NJ Starks, of Mrs Florence Starks, of Column
bus Ca The ceremony held at the Hartford Avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Charming Charline Hostess
At Birthday Party

Surrounded by dazzling array of beautiful Fall
blossoms and graceful waving palms. Miss Charline Rain
entertained $50 of her friends at birthday party last
kday evening, at the YWCA.
The honoree charming in gown of sequned