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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Dewey BOmbSheIl

THAT ERNER Won
GLENN. the Nazi agent con-
victed on Long Island, was still
an afraid warden in SyoSset!
And how come nothing was
mentioned at his trial about his
connection with the N. Y. Chap
ter of America First?. That
Dewey Is saving his juiciest
bomb shell against certain
B'klyn Democrats-if necessary
-. An alleged $25,000 bride la
the Manton case. That Doris
CastleroSse cabled Lord Castle
rosse in London: IF / come
home will you marry me AGAIN."
To which he cabled, Yes.
That a notorious Congressman
may wind up in a cell instead Of
Washington before the Yuletide
holidays. That st. John Irvine.
the London critics. is off the
London Observer with nothing
in view. d. That you'd better buy
your Christmas likkeI now-be-
cause it'll be $40 a case higher
then.
THAT TOO many Nazi ad-
mirers have landed commissions
but not for long. mister -.
That a woman almost wrecked
the Cub Room at the Stork.
After the cops dragged her out
she returned later to hurl a
brick through its windows and
TAXED away That lovely
Lovey Warren was married re-
Gently in Detroit TO 1t. Stuart
McCollum That a famed
woman photographers friends
are spreading the location OF
her next assignment-a military
secret. That Ishbel Ross
book. isle of Escape" is a mag
nificent expose Of the spurious
society 5th ColumnaZis among
certain refugees That a Nor
wegian Journalist twho advo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

drinking out Of a dry pail Your head suddenly adjusts
itself for low bridge your bridgework tghens up and
your shoulders hunch forward like you an opening
between tackle and guard.
THEN a series Of sdccato gasps and you collapse Ike
a Sat0n accordion Nature has handed you tcet match
THEN YOU start it all over again. This time your
carbureter works You choo-
chooo-choo- choo-chooo our driving wheels are turn
ing but you don't get any traction and you still IN
the depot.
THAT the strange thing about hay fever. Why
doesn't somebody throw sand the tracks?
We hare plenty Of experience m the business and
state that you hay fcrO wjthoW stopping II.
IS AFTER YOU have had it three or four years there
is taking injections or going TO the SeaShore
FOR even though you cured you will continue
10 sneeze from memory.
hut hy Krt Featu Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Saratoga Success

THAT MRS. ROOSEVELT
writes TO three soldiers regu-
larly. She is quoted as saying:
IT'S great feeling TO know
that somewhere there is some
body that cares-that somebody
believes in them" Said 1t at
Reuben's. That the Judy Gar
land-D. Rose wounds have
healed. That there was more
coin at Saratoga this season
than at any time in its history.
Even newchoys had change for
$40 bill l.. That the new
Versailles girl-show on the 18th
should pack the spot. Every
show-girl will kiss any man in
uniform-at his request. One
passage of lyric tips it off:
The Army and the Navy are
getting all the gravy!" That
the Hungarian American who
fooled the LaMartinique gals
with his counterfeit uniform is
now in the Governors Island
brig These frauds can be
spotted by merely asking to see
their dog-tagS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
LAST NIGHT In NEW YORK

THEY WERE saying that Mrs George JesselS next
groom woud be Baltimore sportsman That Frank Fay
recent publicity about being broke brought him ten weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

DEAR SIR last night took my wife Ethel TO the movies
and there by the of Goldy Walsh who
old friend of Ehes and lives neghborhood and after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
BV Elsie Robinson.

Wonder if you re going to be as surprised we were by
answers Odsters the questions Are the Home Folks
Young Americas best adviser7" Frankly expected the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

THAT A NEW Journalistic
war is fostering. with the Times
leading in the theft of by-liners.
II takes Drew Middleton from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

Copyright. 1912, King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Distributed by International News Service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
NEWS FROM ECORSE

By Jimmie Lyons and his Blue Hour
Cats. One OF the great features of
the evening was the entertainers.
including Arlesta Cook, Ruby
Brown and Mrs. Hart. All received
many encores. II the reporter Is un-
able to name personally all the
celebrities present, but you can
rest assured, there were plenty.
Well. we'll be seeing you next week.
Rose Dalton. entertainment COM
mentator.
Mrs. Gussie McCrea entertained
guests from Davenport, Iowa, SUM-
day night. A delicious menu was
served In seven courses and a fine
time was had by all present.
Mrs. Alexander Dalton. sr. is up
and out, after recent illness.
Mrs. Matilda Walker, better
known as Title. entertained guests
Frida. evening at her home. OF
course, all were Ecorsians, and they
had real old-fashioned get-togeth-
ed. They were: Mrs. Ophelia Perk-
ins. Mrs. James Cook. Mrs. Leslie
Deans. Mrs. Griffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Dalton. Sargenat Samuel
and wife. Mrs. Griffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bragg were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs.W. Griffin at the Griffin home.
$500 9th street. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bragg Is the sister OF Mrs.
Samuel Griffin. A delicious dinner
was served by Mrs. Walter Griffin.
Kenneth Holmes band also re-
hearsed during the dinner hour.
The music was enjoyed by the
guests.
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Devotions were opened Sunday by
the deacons. Lovely music was
rendered by the Senior choir, which
opened the service by singing
Holy, Holy" A fine sermon, en-
titled. christianity" was preach
ed by the pastor.
The quartet union met at the
church. Many quartets and visitors
were present. Prizes were given to
winners OF the Doll contest.
Among the visitors we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Merrill and son, the
Rev. Crump and Mrs. Mae McKin-
ney.
A box supper will be held at the
church Friday night.
Next Sunday, the Rev. Israel
Walker and choir, from Ohio. will
be here. We were glad to have Es-
sic Smith back. after recent Ill
ness.
All sunday School pupils are re-
Quested to bring their mothers
Sunday. Johnnie Mae Taylor is
church reporter: the Rev. George
A. Stevenson. pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

Last week, but too late for the
press, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Turner
Of n. Fourth avenue. became the
parents Of twins, boy and girl.
Last Sunday several OF the younger
people and a few older persons.
journeyed to Jackson to witness
the wedding Of Miss Ida Brown OF
that city and william Luck" Pat
terson. The ceremony was held at
the Methodist church with the re-
ception at the home. Among those
from Ann Arbor who attended were:
Mr.. Patterson's mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Fears; a sister, Matte Pat
terson: two uncles. George and Will
liam Patterson; Misses Arlene
Scott, Theo Lee, Hazel Fields. Ca
Uterine Smith, Vernon and Emerson
Adams, George Brown, "Pappy''
Pullins, Roy Robinson, Sergt. Har-
old Robinson and Corporal David
Hubanks. Joe Lee, Robert Collins,
Mrs. Mary Duncan. Gov. Robinson.
John Wormley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Easley. Mr.. and Mrs. Keaton OF
Beakes street. Mrs. Mary Reeder
and Edward Williams. The couple
will live In Ann Arbor in the Gar
net apartment.
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end Bapt, N. 9Th 4 Beakes ST.
Rev. {. w. Carpenter

We are happy to report that the
pastor has recovered from his
throat operation OF week ago. and
is back in the pulpit again. Due to
the decorating OF the church. no
meetings will be held in the audi
forum during the week. Mr.. JEFF
fries and his men started work
Monday. and will decorate the en-
tire building. inside and out. on
Mothers Day, next Sunday. the
BYPU will render a special pro-
gram In honor OF the mothers. And
don't forget your carnations to be
sold as usual by the over the Air
Flower club. orders taken by Mrs
G. w. Carpenter. Sunday. May II.
has been set for the st. John Mems
Day program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Hill street.

Hill street.
william Dickson. MD. OF this
city. has volunteered his services
TO the us. Army Medical Corps.
II selected, he will get a commits
sion, with probable ranking of
major.
Mrs. Lark OF Fuller street has
returned from Memphis. Tenn.
where she had been for two weeks,
visiting a sick sister. Many will be
interested In hearing from some
who formerly lived in the city.
Mrs. Victoria Johnson writes from
Youngstown that she is doing as
well as expected; Miss Zenobia
Ray OF Huntsville, Ala, sends her
regards to all her friends. Miss
Lois Peoples, who is in Chattanoo-
ga. appears as cheerful as ever.
She will be In Tennessee for
while longer. before going to Den
yer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

Guest OF the Rumsey family on
Felch street for the weekend was
the sister OF Mrs. Cora Rumsey,
Mrs. Lavena Washington OF Toledo,
Ohio. Since many OF the Ann Arbor
Elks are readers OF this column,
we print parts of a very fine let
ter from Miss Flora Lee. who is
finishing her fourth year az Wilber-
force university: ITO Pratt Lodge.
Ann Arbor, Mich. I am sending you
my marks, as usual, for the first
semester OF the school year Of
1912. Knowing that you are in
terested in my scholastic achieve
ment, 1t pleases me to write that
have been recently initiated in
Sen Mer Rekh, the university's
highest honorary scholastic socie-
~. (Signed) Flora Lee" Incl
dentally, her marks were extra
good. 1t goes without saying that
Ann Arbor is very proud OF this
very fine little girl. who not long
ago made campus who's Who"
Birthdays come very fast for the
Milises on Edwards street. Last
Friday Joe Lee had q birthday par
ty. at which practically all OF the
young folk OF Ann Arbor. and many
from nearby cities, turned out.
Monday. May 4. is the birthday OF
Judge Mills. Incidentally. the lit
tie automobile accident that Judge
had last Saturday was not serious.
After some formal questioning, the
matter was dismissed by the po-
lice. Another class Is being start
ed for air raid wardens. Among
those selected was l.. ID. Bates OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
Whitaker
BY PAUL THOMPSON

The Rev. J. A. Parker spoke
Sunday morning. The Rev. Mr..
Parker was presented with minis
terial robe and cape by the stew
ardesses.
A womans Day program was
held at Campbell Chapel church
in the afternoon. Participants
were fron Detroit and Ypsiisnii.
The Recreation club met In The
churcl. basement Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cornelius Reeves wishes 70
thank all who sent her cards and
visited her during her illness.
A group OF young folks motored
to Howell Saniiorium 10 visit Miss
Geraldine Bryant. who Is reported
TO be doing real nicely.
Your truly wishes everybody to
send in a smuch news and as often
as possible. Thank you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
CHURCH
ADOPTS UNIT
OF SOLDIERS

At a conference last Sunday aft
ernoon members OF Peoples church.
545 Il. Canfield, decided to sponsor
a movement TO bring home com
forts to the boys In camp. Accord
Ing to the plan announced by the
Rev. John Miles, minister. a group
OF ~ boys will be selected at Fort
Francis f. Warren, Wyoming.
The group will consist OF ten Me-
gro and ten white boys In an ef-
fort to bring about better inter-ra-
cial understanding. The sponsor
ing committee will endeayor to
keep a steady stream OF goods and
letters TO the unit.
Members and friends may bring
articles such as cigarettes. chewing
gum, shaving cream. etc, TO week
end socials the first OF which will
be held May 2 at the home OF Mr..
Bradley, 5s43 John r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
INKSTER JOTTINGS
BY MADELINE DEFHS

Misses Postella and Marge Gres-
ham, Gwendolyn Edison. Ruth Tay-
Tor. Grinimeth and Madeline De-
Fills. Mesdames A. Jones, +. Hoff-
man. Owen z. Edison and Gools-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, MIR.
and Mrs. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warden. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Soleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor. Mr..
Holly. Frank Gresham, Bud Gres-
ham. William Taylor, Jr., l.. Will
liams and Lawrence verdun. Sr.
II was Mrs. Clytie Swinton who
attended her mother In Chicago in
stead of Mrs. c. Thomas as stated
last week.
The Inkster Public schools cele-
brated May Day with a picnic at
the Lower Rouge Park on Friday.
Feature events OF the day were
delightful and entertaining May
pole dance performed by a group
OF elementary girls. They wore
red, white and blue dresses and
held ribbons of the same color. Aft
er the dance the group sang God
Bless America"
The ball game between the fac
ulty members was very entertain
ing. Highlighting the evening was
a baseball game between the Ink
ster Hi team and the Dearborn
team.
A most enjoyable time was had
by all who attended. Many citizens
were also present at the festivi-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo z. Sargent OF
Walnut street announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Jen-
nette Virginia TO Samuel c. Holt.
Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.
Holt OF Ash street. Miss Sargent
cum laude graduate Of Inkster High
is librarian at Dunbar Wayne Coun-
ty library station. Mr.. Holt. who
attended Northeastern High in De-
troit. was cadet at the air train
ing school in Manistee. Mich. No
date has been set for the wedding.
The Better Citizens club will
meet at Womack Temple May Q at
8 pm. Miss Mae Hellon is club re-
porter.
Church OF God
Elder w. w. Robinson OF Penn
slyvania ended ten-day revival
Sunday.
The contest between the Twelve
Tribe OF Israel ended Thursday.
The Tribe OF God. captained by
Mrs. Kellogg raised $1s.s5. winning
the FIRST prize OF 50. Second prize
went 10 Mrs. M. Grand. who raised
$40, and James schakeford. $500.
W0maek Temple CINE
"The Greatest General was tife
theme OF the sermon delivered by
the Rev s. A. Sea in the morning
services. The holy sacrament was
administered TO the congregation.
The men OF the church conduct
ed a drive for the building fund OF
the church. Reporting the highest
amounts were the Rev. Mr.. Sea,
$26.50 and Arthus Thomas, 500
Total raised was $4,000. On the
first Sunday In June the women will
conduct a similar drive.
Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Boyd and congregation OF Romulus
visited In Romulus reaising $1,000.
The Junior and Seniar choirs
will render a special Mothers Day
program Sunday evening az z
o'clock. The public Is invited TO
witness the program and see the
dramatization OF "The Altar OF
Motherhood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

let there be no strife between
me and thee" was the burden OF the
text OF the morning message by the
Rev. III. G.. Simmons. He spoke in
the evening on II was with thee
and will be with thy seed"
Sunday, May 10 will be Women
Day. A special Mothers Day pro-
gram will be rendered.
The church auditorium Is under
going renovation. Services are be-
ing held In the church basement.
Sunday, May IL the Junior society
will sponsor Pew rally.
Second Baptist
At Second Baptist the morning
message was delivered by the Rev.
ID. ID. Williams OF Peoples Baptist
church, Detroit. His theme was
Nobody Becomes, Somebody and
Somebody Becomes Everybody"
Miss Orlee Smith was added to the
church and Master Lawrence Will
liams was accepted as a candidate
for baptism. The Lords supper
was administered by Pastor Rober-
son assisted by the Rev. II. c.
Brown.
A Mothers Day program will be
observed Sunday. May 10 sponsored
by the Mothers board.
The Senior choir will sponsor a
chicken supper Friday, May In the
church basement.
The Gospel chorus and Senior
choir will accompany the pastor
Sunday. May IL TO Lansing where
they will worship.
Mrs. Ella Thurman will leave
Friday on q business trip TO 0irard,
Kans.
Church OF God
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph vinson. Mr..
and Mrs. Dempsey Taylor. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
YPSPS YOUNG FOLKS
By MRS. EUGENIA O'BANNON

Leslie Anderson and villa Mae
Frazier attended the Unity meeting
In River Rouge Monday night.
Elder c. l.. Morton spoke to a
large audience Tuesday night.
S0clals
Miss Darline Ratliffe OF Detroit
spent the weekend as houseguest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Anderson.
Miss Rosie Anderson is In the Re-
ceiving hospital In Detroit.
The Rev. and Mrs. Garther Rob-
erson, their mother, Mrs. Beatrice
Bennett. Mrs. Minnie Wallace,
Hazel Green. Mrs Anna Il McIn-
tyre and M. Eugenia O'Bannon at
tended the Eastern and Central Re-
gional session In Detroit April 20
and 80.
vanzetti Hamilton represented
Ypsi High at the state Forensic
festival in Lansing last Saturday.
Although he did not win. II was
said he made good showing.
Miss Sarah Tolar OF Cleveland,
OulOS spent the Wcch-thu win het
sister, Mrs. Naomi Davis, and Ia
Their, the Rev. Ben Tolar.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent Friday night. April "a when
the younger set met in a party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Rollins, 507 Adams street. This
newly organized club goes by the
name OF Socialites. Officers are:
Bernice Atkins. president: Shirley
Newton, vice president: Bette Mar
tin, secretary and Leila Taylor.
treasurer.
Members are: Nell Luten, Au-
drey Nicely. Donna Perry, Opal
Clay. Dorothy Foley, Bette Kersey,
Doris Ramsey. Eunice Anderson
and Heal Sullivant. Besides men,
bers OF the Elite Young Mems club
present were Rosetta and June
Brown. Alice Lucas, Catherine
vanslyse. Bertha Morgan, Cent
We've Farncois, Roselee Wilson,
Catherine Sullivant. Emmit Barns,
Isman Brown. Curtis white, James
Taylor, James Wilson. Charles
Benn, william Wright and others
from Detroit. After games and
dancing, light refreshments were
served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
RADIO WORLD
(COntInued from page 3D.

ere. and you are going to get
paid for writing. j. the first three
out-of-town readers who write will
receive a folder showing many
views OF this beautiful city. So let's
hear from you.
Until next week-"GOOD LIST
ENING."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09
O.E. S. COLUMN F. "a M, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. I1--sTATED MEETINGs-1t
Wednesday DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
tronMrs Aphretta Williams. 613 Trowbridge, TO. e-fS0
Worthy Patron-Mr Richard white see Erskne, Apt
Secretary-Mrs Viola Perry, SIS Leland Te 1-s7es.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETTNGS-1st Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Matron Mrs.
Leah Martin, ei7 Garfield Apt Te 1ss07, Worthy
Mr. " A. Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau FL Ilse, Secretary
Mrs. Carrie b. Riley fS98 Parker, PI 1886.
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 1f-STATED MEETING Ist
Wednesday DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy Ma.
tron-Mrs. Matte Collins e0f12sh ST. ~. $500 Worthy
Patron Arthur Robinson, ssss Evsss IT. 1850, Sec
retary-Mrs Lula HendIey, eefI Buffalo Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. s1-STATED MEETNG-end Friday.
DEGREE WORK eth Friday. worthy Matrcn-Mrs Martha
Mr. Heywocd CAN'T SOC Hartford ~ t..Iss, seersisry--
Mrs.. Helen B. CAN'T 67oa Hartford Ty. <-7Ss6
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. es-srATEp MEETING ist Thurs.
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. worthy MsfroB-Mrs.
Willie Austin, eoS90 McheldaIes Worthy Richard
white $50 Erskins Apt co., sserstsryMrs Nellie wilson.
2oSei wyoming
81. AGNES CHAPTER NO. sssrATED MEETNe-ssd wedass.
day. DEGREE WORK lth Wednesday. Worthy Matren =
MS Elizabeth Logan, eeasstn ~ sesr Worthy Pairsn
Pearl Hatton, sSk Leicester c. Apt CO., Ma cs8k
CkPSTONE CHAPTER NO. sp--SThTED MEETN0-ssd Thurs-
day. DEGREE W0RK-3h Thursday Worthy Mstron -
Mrs. Rosea Matthew'S s2ss FORT " GEES worthy Pstrss
Rev. Floyd narrA eek7 HeDopfn " s97ss
Shs Matthews, ~ n. Fort n e4ek
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

Thursday evening marked the
end Of drive for funds to equip
35-child nursery school in the
village. The committee, of which
Mrs. J. W.. Kelloggs is president.
has been working in order to fulfill
the reality OF such a school for
pre-school training.
The goal was set for $1,000 and
the net total OF the reports Thurs
day evening was s104.19. Captains
who turned In the largest amounts
were: Mrs. Ruenette Lawson.
s3t so; Mrs. J. W. kellogg. s25.
Mrs. B. A. Milton reported SIT,
Aaron Jones si2. Mr.. Erquhart $40
and Mildred Allen SO.
The chairman. Mrs. Kellogg.
wishes to thank each committee
member and captain for their serv-
Ice and all of the general public for
It's support in the drive. The
school will be opened June at
Lincoln school. Mrs. Lawson's
prize was 81.
Nurse Frances Davis. who has
been instructing a First Aid class
at the Inkster High school was hon.
ored Monday evening at a dinner
given by the members OF the class,
The affair was held In the lower
hall OF the school and was enjoyed
by all, especially Nurse Davis, who
was overwhelmed by the drought
fulness OF the group.
The table was beautifully deco
rated with snow-white cloths and
vases OF snapdragons and ferns
were placed at intervals on the
banquet table.
Sympathies are extended to the
host Of relatives and friends oil
20-year-old Lucille Harris. whose
funeral rites were held May 2 al
Second Baptis church. Lucille was
a member OF the Sunday school and
was active In the younger circles.
The Rev. o. b. Jones presided al
the services. Miss Erguhatt sang
Participating In the services were
the Dunbar Legion auxiliary of
which Mrs. Harris is a member.
Surviving are her mother and
father. aunts, uncles, three broth
ere. and one sister.
Mrs. Viola Henderson honored
her brother, jeremiah Shaw, Sat-
urday with q surprise birthday par
ty ut her home. Jerry is a student
OF Ypsilanti Normal college. Many
friends and former school mates
helped the celebration.
The Rev. A. ID. Evans. pastor oil
Smith Chapel AME sustained in
juries while At work on the beau
tiful new structure which will be
the new church In the near future,
At the time the Rev. Mr.. Evans is
resting at his horne.
Wish that all OF the gay atmos-
phere and enjoyable times would
be written In describing the family
reunion dinner of the Wayne Tay-
lors on Saturday evening In De-
troit.
Co-hosts Of the evening were the
William Taylors, Sr., OF Moore
street. A sumptuous menu was
served to the group. A delicious
iced punch was served 10 refresh
the guests at intervals.
The table was covered with a
lace cloth In the center OF which
stood q crystal vase holding dozens
Of American beauty buds.
Guests who were present were:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-09

On May ii the Sojourner Truth
club will present lingerie style
show with various models show
ing the very latest styles. Mrs.
Gladys Johnson, the chairman. as
sures one and all that the show
will be we'll worth your time for II
Is being designed to be education
al as we'll as entertaining. Keep
ing up with the spirit OF the time,
the director OF the center has vol
unteered his time to assist in the
huge job OF sugar rationing.