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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

tabor ter odlocil posvetovanje
MENU v korist 800.
III Kako Sc DO odlocil Napoleon? ?
Med tenn, ko SO zadnji mini
stri govorili, je premisljeval.
Nemogoce Sc mu zdi, da bi zdaj,
ze izgovorjenemu mnenju sve-
tovalcev ma kljub, povisal lju-
bico v cesarico.
Ne boji Sc odpora velikasev,
XII so povsem odvisni cd MEGA
in XII bi jih lahko pahnil nazaj
v mic, &c bi hotel. Nikakor ne!
A najprej je drzavnik in zaradi
tega dostopen drzavnim potre-
bam. Resnicno,, kar prevec in
preresnih razlogov Sc oglasa 20
per zenitev il same ljubezni.
Kar koli bi Jim mogel oporeci,
mnenje teh ljudi, XII SO ze toliko
let spojeni z njegovo sreco, je
vplivalo mani. Tehtnica Sc je
spet nagnila v skodo ljubez-
nj ;. Napoleon XII je vajen,
da nikoli ne gleda nazaj in
sprejema dogodke, kakor pri-
hajajo, ter hiti preko njih k
novim smotrom, mahoma obr-
ne svoje baterije. Ker hocejo in
ker je videti pametno, DO zapo-
vedal svojim zeljam, maj mol
&c, in Sc ozenil z nadvojvodinjo.
- Vsekako bi nasel v tenn po-
polno utrditev sedanjega reda
stvari in najvisje osebno zma-
goslavje. Hci imperatorjev v
postelji valenskega porocnika
Val ponosa Sc dviga v MEM.
Usoda klice. Napoleon gre "a
MO.
V zasopli napetosti jekleno
zazveni cesarjev glas:
"Hvala YAM gospodje, da
ste mi razodeli svoje misli G
stvari, XII je tako vazna "a mo-
jo sreco in "a prihodnost nase
drzave. Moi sklep je storjen
Ozenim Sc S hcerjo cesarjs
Franco. Italijanski podkralj,' u
doda in sc obrne k Evgenu, "naj
stopi Re jutri "a rama v zvezo Z
avstrijskim poslanikonL Ker je
dunajski dvor re naprej privo
Ill, Sc tie strani nj bati ovir
vi, gospod vojvoda Cadorski
| podpisete " teku dne S knezon
Schwarzenberkom zenitovanj
ske pogodbo Lahko noe, go
spoda." --s.. .
z nagibom glave pozdravi do
stojanstvenike, XII so vstali in 81
globoko priklanjajo. Ko odha
jajo po veliki galeriji, slisijo i;
sobe, kamor je cesar pravka1
stopil, njegov glas: "Vojvod;
Otrantski, ostanite! Takoj va
poklicem."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08
NAPOLEONOVA
TAJNA LJUBEZEN

Zgodovinski roman

iakobinske stranke dokoncno
odbil avstrijsh nacrt. Napole-
on je pricakoval Sc vec: ime
Marie Walewske.
Nazadnje Sc je dvignil vi Sir
nj dvorani subj, rezki glas poll
cijskega ministra. Kakor je bilo
pricakovati, Sc V njegovem 60
voru nj manjkalo zaVratnih mi
sli:
''Kakor nitro je cesarjeva
razporoka omogocila presojo
sedanjega vprasanja, sem jel
premisljevati ali 81 njegovo We
licanstvo ne bi moglo izbrati ne
veste, XII ne bi bila vladarske
krvi. Priznam, da sem bill ta-
krat takih misli. Toda koreni-
tejsi pretres evropskega polo
zaja in pravih drzavnih koristi
me je preprical moji zmoti.
In to, da nj nihce izned vas
omenil moznosti take zveze, me
bolj in bolj potrjuje mnenju,
da Sc cesar ne more porociti z
zasebnico, kakrsna je bils biv-
sa cesarica."
| Clani tajnega sveta so sc spo-
gledali, nato SO uprli oci V Ma
poleona. Ia je bill kakor brez
sape. Kaj je govoril maloprid-
nez? PRAY on ie bill tisti, XII maj
bi predlozil Mario WaleWsko
in zdaj je priporocal prince.
SO! OdkoG ia preobrat? Sc
pred dvema dnevoma je bill
vprasal Foucheja: "Kako kaze
najina stvar?" ''Povsem tako
kakor vase velicanstvo zeli," je
! bill odgovoril vojvoda Otrant.
ski. In zdaj je govoril takole
Kaj Sc je bilo zgodilo?. Ali je
bilo to izdajstvo? Cemu? Kai
ie moglo biti Foucheju do tega
da je igral tako nevarno igro
In zdaj je cello nadaljeva
|. Javno mu nj mogel wet
+. besede. - z jezo Sc je Napole
on bridal in ga poslusal.
g. Ne, da ne bi bilo moe
najti, morda v najneposrednej
81 blizini zene ali dekleta, XII b
S svojo milino in plemenitostjo
z redkini daroVi svojega duhs
in srca povsem Zasluzila krone
Ali, ker je iZpraznila to @lavnc
mesto resna drzavna potpreba
maj z vso spoStljivo odlocnostje
vdanega sluzabnika recem, da
cesar nujno potrebuje zeno ir
Vzvisene rodbine, tako da bo '
njegovi Zvezi ponazorjena str.
nitev stare druzbe z novo in bo.
do imeli Napoleonovi otroc:
pradede Xxi Sc izgubljajo V ju.
trnjem rnraku zgodovine >
To so bile skoraj iste besede
ki jih je rabiI Napoleon sam
ko je prVic izkusal pretipatj
Foucheju obisti V tel zadevi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Birdie Wilson and | left Detroit,
for Atlanta. Ga. to attend tue
Baptist S. S. and B.Y.P u. con-
vention. Arriving the following day.
we found a beautiful city embel-
lished with all kinds OF colorful
flowers In bloom. II was restful TO
the eyes and pleasing 10 the soul.
We were assigned TO the lovely
home of Mrs. Robertson and our
hostess was very hospitable. After
one week there. we left for Hot
Springs, Ark. There. we we're made
happy to meet Deacon J. Will
Cooper. OF Detroit. who escorted US
TO the Pythians bath house. II ie
beautiful place at which 10 rest
and has everything for comfort
The walls are OF white marble and
their beauty is reflected all through
the building.
MANY people from various states
we're at Hot Springs TO take the
baths. We spent several days
there, before leaving for Detroit.
Before going to Hot Springs. We
visited Memphis. Tenn. My travel
Ing companions remained in that
city, but / spent only three days
there in the lovely home OF Dr.
and Mrs. Winchester. Leaving
Memphis, went TO my birthplace,
Jackson. Tenn. I was met at the
station by little boy who was
only eight years of age when
last saw him eight years ago.
Therefore ! did not know him. as
he had grown so much. He took
me TO his mother. Mrs. G. W.
Golden. Mrs. Golden is supervisor
OF the intermediate public school
OF Jackson. and Mr.. Golden has
been a letter-carrier for years. |
spent three pleasant weeks in their
home. The morning following my
arrival. Mrs. Golden honored me at
10 o'clock breakfast. at which
twelve persons were present. There
met all my old friends and for
mer pupils. including Mrs. Bessie
Gordon. Mrs. Lille Bell, Mrs. A
f. McNelly. Mrs. Fannie Dobbins
Miss Ora Ellington. Mrs. r. B.
Praither. Mrs. Bessie Merrie. Mrs
Ferne Walker. Mrs. l.. W. Hale
Mrs. Lena May and Mrs. T. T
Tyson.
Miss Ora Ellington, a teacher
OF home economics In the public
school. gave an entertainment fol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Marianne Beck, Mrs. Frank Penick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond o. Hatcher,
and host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Davis.
After everyone had apparently
dined sufficiently. there was much
casual "chit-chat' until time to do
SOME OF the night-spots. The party
later continued at Club Three Skies
where they were joined by that
"beaming couple" Cecil Whitaker
and Ulysses Boykin. Here everyone
fell into the spirit OF the occasion
and spent a very hilarious and en-
joyable evenings. what with cham
payne and the like.
The Misses Beck are now en- route
to Idlewild where they will ioin
their parents, Major and Mrs. Earl
Beck for two weeks. after which
they will travel east until late Sep
TENDER.
Willie here they were the house
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Arnold. new
arrivals in this city who have
taken up residence on Philadelphia
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

MISS Mariana Beck teaches dietet-'
ics in 81. Louis and Miss Marjorie
Beck teaches in Kansas City, Mo.
Now. back TO the dinner party.
believe 1t or not. the entire menu
was spread by the hostess, who.
will soon be bride OF one year.
The dinner was served in Russian
style and the table was adorned
with lovely lace cloth with tall
yellow candles at both ends; the
center piece was Of yellow roses
and ferns. The place cards vera
tiny little white linen booklets.
The menu consisted of fruit cock
tails, stuffed celery and other rel
ishes OF all kinds, pineapple salad
golden brown fried chicken, green
peas. candied sweet potatoes with
marshmallow top. hot rolls. delic-
iously friend fish. and for dessert.
cocoanut butter cake with whipped
cream.
Those who helped the very pc
tite Beck lassies 10 enjoy this din
ner were: NJ. Stewart Thompson
who squirrel Miss Marjorie Beck.
Joseph A. Craigen escort OF Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

me the next evening at o'clock.
The following day at 2 pm. ] was
the dinner guest OF Mrs. Fannie
Dobbins. A few friends were pres
ent 10 enjoy the delicious vegetable
dinner. Don't ask me II / ate that
country ham. on the following Sun
day. tea was given on Lane coll
lege campus. the program being
led by Mrs. Lena May, a public
school teacher.
The next week. Mrs. T. 7. ry-
son, who has a beautiful home.
invited me and the hostess to q 3
pm. dinner. Two days later. an
other dinner was given by Mrs.
c. II. Bentley. chorister of the
Bren senior choir. The homemade
cake and ice cream were delicious
The last week OF my visit in Jack
son, Mrs. j. II. Lane. wife OF the
president OF Lane college, invited
Mrs. Golden and myself to a six
o'clock supper with her relatives.
The next evening, on Sunday, Mr..
Jimmie Jordan drove me twenty
miles in the country to the school-
house where | FIRST taught school,
thirty years ago. l also taught him.
How delighted | felt, to see the old
place where used TO cit and teach
and the old church where | used
TO play and sing for them. Tho
old road has changed; some OF the
folk have gone. The children l
taught have children and the
youngsters are in the same log
building where their parents went
10 school. Well. went home where
| was stopping. full Of memories.
The next Monday. DR.. cranberry.
an old friend who waited on my
father during his illness, came by
and took MIR. and Mrs. Golden and
me over the rich settlement OF the
city and refreshments were served.
left the next evening for Chicago,
stopping with my sister-in-law
Mrs. Allie Reid. sop Calumet, who
resides with Mrs. Susie Austin and
Miss Vidella Giles, friends Of hers
These three ladies did their utmost
10 make IL pleasant for me during
my etay with them. and they really
succeeded | had a good time IN
all the places visited: but you
can imagine how happy l was r
see my husband waiting at thC
! station for me, when got home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

ing affairs. Take for example the
symposium scheduled for Satur-
dav. Speakers representing Army
Navy, and civic life have been
selected To make up the panel
Captain Dick Jones OF Chicago.
now Of Fort Custer. will represent
the Army: Attorney Cecil Row
,ette. Mrs. Rosa Gragg, me
rev. A. c. Williams and Chief
petty officer Charles Smith VIII
be the speakers. Willis r. Waru
Of the Ford Motor company VIII
be the syposiach; Charles 5. har-
ris will be the machanriach. Az
torney Ralph Osborne Is chair
man OF the civic committee that
is responsible for the symposium
The hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles Booker and Mrs. John
Lee jefferson.
The hostessee will be MIS-
Charles Booker and Mrs. John
Lee jefferson.
sunday. August 9, beautiful
oriet and serene Broadway PARK
viii he the scene Of the gay pic
mic festivities. There will he re-
f.eshments. games and dancing.
The route TO the picnic grounds
are RYAN road or Dequindre 10
the mark. There will be signs
designating directions SO Keep
your eyes open.
Monday night the club house
chr Milford and 30th, will be the
scene OF the servicemen's cauare'
party. Ella BLACK Beauty Lee
ana several night club celeos' IN
eIud,ng AL Tobln. singing NJ. e.
viii helm entertain the guests
The Collegiate dance Is an
ether invitational affair that the
Young college set has been count
irr on for some time. II Will De
Reid Al the club house on tues
dav night
Wednesday ushers In something
very new AZ Nacirema. The ladies
committee. under the chairman
shin Of Mrs. G P. Mann. are pre-
sentinx a fashion show In which
more than $50 beautiful ladies
debs. young matrons. and others
will take part II will he put or
in grand Hollywood style with
spoiIlgh,s and everything. Mrs
coldie Smith r. chairman ~ th'
stvIe show and Mrs. Mann Is al
rector
Thursday nIght the festivitiel
move over N the Gravstone ball
room and gardens which VIII ~
decorated IN military splendor
where all Of the boys IN the arm
"a forces will be welcomed Pa
irons NAV wear Summer lorna
or sport attire. The date OF TIT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

dance is Thursday evening, Aur
Is. Dancing will start at 8 and
will last until?
The ladies bridge party at the
club house will offer something
rovel. The prizes will be War
Bonds. And admittance will be
gained by presenting a bond
stamp at the door. The party will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Mrs Corrine Hayes of Memphis, is the guest of her
niece Mrs. j. B. Martin. of Oakland avenue while Dr.
BENJAMIN BROMLEY. of Charleston. WA here as the
guest Of his son and daughter-in-law, Ben and Virge
Brown ey
family Inner was called to order Tuesday evening
IL bonor ~ Sc+ Ernest Fisher of Fl Pickett Va by his
sister Mrs H Taliaferro of Ager avenue. At the
same camp with Ernest Sgt Richard Stokes OF Minneap
oils the husband Of pretty Marguerite Murray VINO usea
to be resident Detroit before she went back to her ma
tive Dee Gee lastyear met fell in love with and married
Sergeant Stokes
Pretty Marguerite Williams MeDavd, who married
handsome L. Felix McDavd in May is home this week as
the guest OF her par M the Snowden Wiamses She has
been visiting her inaw in Akron, Ohio and brought home
with her her sister-n-law Mary Virginia McDavd.
At this point of the traveogue might do bit of
nterpolang The Detroit Association of Colored Wom-
clubs will hold bridge party this Saturday on the
beautiful lawn Of the A. Carter home, go Chandler
avenue 1t starts 5 80 pm and everyone is invited
Mayme Jefreys is chairman.
On the same day Naeirema Week -.ls42 begins.
Read the details elsewhere on the social pages
The Detroit colony in ldlewid continues to grow Joe
Cragen spends every weekend up there at the cottage
he purchased this Spring Mr. and Mrs Lowell Baker ana
Lowell ILL., UP there for two weeks and the Bill Cold
ens Bill Ir, and Dr. Albert Johnson will turn their steps
tina, way this weekend.
One Of the most distinguished visitors in this
week was Anne Virgins Brown the singer, who stopped
o from western trip 70 say helio TO friends Or ana
Mrs ". Il Love When Josephine Love was studying pi-
no Al Juliard in y ~ The artist snapped talents. Anne
ave Joesphne singing lessons in exchange Tor Josephine
ccornaroent during Arne's rehearsals. II is talked
bout that Miss Brown will be here IN the Nellie ats
oncert series this Fall
Carol Carney, of Mortified has returned
one after peasan. vacation in New York and other
astern points Roberta Mcclure left Monday night Tor
rolonced visit with old Fisk classmates in Charleston
c. Mrs J II Howard her sons. Edward and Hugo, and
ugo small son. Tony all Of Chicago were guests OF Mrs
owards brother J E Mccall, Of Parker avenue Sunday.
so here from Chicago is Timea Carlyle daughter OF Dr.
ID Mrs + A. Garter. Of Chandler avenue Sunday was
rnea's birthday and big sister Marion Carter baked
cake in honor Of the event
Bv the way have you reserved your tickets for the
sa moonlight, Aug. II? They're going fast so hurry
You an TO be on board and not shore when the an
ors are weighed 80 pm
Vacationists in South Haven on Lake Michigan are
ard Mrs j. . Crimes and DR.. and Mrs Frank hatord,
- we're oined BIZ Dr. and Mrs Bibb of Chicago
The most recent girl to join the ranks of the
ides-eect is pretty Ruth Rout who will wed Thomas
ckson Of St. Charles, Mo. late TINS month RUIN Is
srber of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and teacher at
Clemens Mich Grapevine says that they are ALREADY
I'd but Ruth said that when she got ready to announce
= rlars they would be sent to the Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

20 as a benefit to help entertain
future servicemen at the club.
Saturday night the bachelors
are throwing a terrific formal
ball that will give the boys and
girls a chance to meet several
Of the newly weds who have de-
serted the bachelor ranks.
After church services Sunday
morning, the 14th annual boat
ride on Lake St Clair will eli
max the grand week OF activity.
The Steamer Columbia will weigh
anchor at $50 pm. and the dance
music is going 10 be good
Robert Fletcher Is president OF
Nacirema club and Herbert
Thompson Is chairman OF Naci-
rema Week-19i2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

THE Inexpensive ban q crochet
i thread IL stepping into the
breach left by the appropriation OF
materials and machinery for war
purposes. American women are
learning that conservation begins
at home. Only six balls Of pearl
cotton are required to crochet this
convenient carry-all bag, in which
you can comfortably carry your
purchases 20 help conserve tires,
rubber and gaa The glass protec-
tors which can also be crocheted
easily and inexpensively will pro-
teet your polished table tops from
spilIage. Directions for eroeheting
these useful articles may be OBJ
tanned BY sending . stamped, SEM
addressed envelope TO the Needle
work Department Of this paper,
specifying design No sooe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson OF
$3.50 Van Court avenue. are the
proud parents OF darling daugh-
ter, Patricia Carolyn, born in the
Ford hospital on July "a. Mother
and. daughter returned home Mon
day. Mrs. Johnson Is the former
Barbara Ann Doe. who married
last August.
Mrs. Hall OF Tuskegee, Ala, Is
spending a few weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Norman Doe on Van
Court avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
HELP YOUR SKIN
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ACTION BEGINS
~ !. FEW DAYS

Here's help. you can get from no other
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cipls. Black and White Bleaching Cream
actually brings you Eve skin improve
ments. IL brightens. liehtens, clears of
dull. darkened, outer skin, fades frecklea,
loosens blackheads. Easy 10 use. Be sure
that you always insist on Black and
White Bleaching Cresm-50c. 25c, 100.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Visitor

Mrs. Il. d. Graham OF Medbury
avenue. enjoyed q visit from her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe Reid, who
came from Portland. oregon 10
spend 1--WE days with her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Mrs. Talmadge Turner OF Bes''
avenue will return next week are
spending the past month with is
mother who has been quite IL u
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

On the colvalescent list are: Ma
o. A. AFTER OF ss15 Russell s''s
and Miss Bettye Morrow, who han
returned home from hospitals. Nh
NJ. Freeman Hall OF siSs Jay siF's
is also on the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Miss Norma Ophelia Greyar, n
Cordele, Ca. who will become The
August bride Of the Rev. VII
liam II. Molbon. pastor Of Il
Johns Presbyterian church. De-
troit. Miss Greyar Is a graduate
OF Tuskegee Institute and ia
social science teacher In Ran
doIph high school In Roanoke
Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. B A. Drew OF 355
Leicester. Truella wilkins and
Hattie Malone left Wednesday for
ten -dav stay IN Idlewild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Mary Agnes Cooks "A
Dinner Fit For Any KING

Misses Mariana and Marjorie Beck, of Kansas City,
kans daughters of Major and Mrs Earl Beck honor
ed at dinner party given by Mrs Edward Davis
Friday evening They hostesses to Mrs Davis in
Kansas City during the 1910 Alpha Kappa Alpha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
" hats Cooklnq2

AuffY. Dilute the cUnotion Mhlk
with the wcier. sih dry ingredi-
sns and odd ihem with the milk.
combining quickly: toss on a slight
" Toured bomd-poi or roll GU, 10
" inch thickness. Cut with a
doughnui cutter. Fry in deep no,
fot tses'F)-ho, enough 10 brown
a Inch cube Of bread In so sec
onds. Abou, 2 minutes Is required
ior cooking. Droin on soft popor
and roll In eonioctionors' suqm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Nacirena Week-l942
BEGINS This Saturday

Saturday Aug s, officially opens the biggest week OF
social activity presented by Nacrema club All OF
the members this dynamic social club have been busi-
" planning entertain the visitors and the men IN the
armed forces with week full of interesting and entertain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Mss verMrda Pierce % Bir-
nzham is 81 tho city visiting
ss Ruth SAXON q 355 Lieces-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Mrs.J i The1s Writes OF Interesting "Trip For lnbm
Southern Toavn Enjoy
By Detroit MatrOn

Mrs. Lula Theus wife of Photographer - Theus,
1903 Hastings street who recently returned home after
visiting several cities in the South and Midwest tells the
following interesting story of her trip:
IN fhe morning of June 2l, Mrs Mamie Cooper, Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Washington, and IS now in the process OF
making up her mind about returning to the
Capitol City.
Other charming visitors in town are Eve
lyn Sublette, who has been the guest of her
cousin Mrs Harry Todd. for the past three
weeks. and her friend Miss Vivienne Black.
who arrived here Sunday. Both girls are
from Kansas City
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Glimpses
IN DE'rROIT'S MIRROR
BY Sylvia Penn

By Sylvia Penn
Looking for all the world like fashion plate is Jean
eta Wech who has just popped into town after six weeks
of study at Tennessee State college Jeanetta know
has been working for the past l5 months in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
poucFNUrs
BY MARY BLAKE

Cut Out this recipe und po.s cord sog your recipe fa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-21
OLNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Bruins anc
their small son Freddie of Wash.
ington were guests on Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Burns. Private
Richard Sellman of Camp Lee, Va.
was guest at the Burns home
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hett anc
Miss Naomi Brown of Gainesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hett anC
Foster, Jr., of Unity were guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Hett.
Jimmy and Gerald Maddox spent
the weekend at the home of theiI
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ],
Finneyfrock.
P. F. C. Charles Hawkins, Jr.
came from Camp at New River
N. C. to be with his parents or
Sunday, taking them to Mrs. ks
Toll House Tavern as his guests
for dinner. Included in the party
were his sister Miss Evelyn Haw-
kins and Miss Alice Craver.
Mrs. Charles Brown gave a chill
dren's party on Saturday in honor
of the birthday anniversary of her
young daughter Shirley.
Mrs. Lewis Unglesbee gave a
luncheon on Friday in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. GLAND
Hawkins. Other guests were Mrs.
Thomas Waters, Mrs. Lee Haw-
kins, Mrs. Charles GLAND, Mrs.
Francis Hawkins, Mrs. William
Hobbs, Mrs. William Alderton,
and at a small table were the
young sons of the guests, name
ly: Dorsey Hawkins, David GLAND,
Sonny Waters and Phil Alderton.
Private Clyde Unglesbee is en-
joying ten day furlough from
Camp Lee, Va.
Mrs. Mary Hines Mantel opened
her home here last Thursday after
spending the winter in Tampa,
Florida.
, Mrs. Sidney T. Lawler has re-
signed her position in Washington
and has taken over the position
formerly held by Mrs. Gertrude
Marth at the Montgomery County
General Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-21
SPORT SHORTS

q George t"Potsy"D Clark, old time
University of Illinois football player,
IS lieutenant commander in the
uavy physical education program.
q The strikeout record for a single
season was set by RUDE WaddeD in
1904 with 343.
q A recent survey Of Notre Dame
stuGent athletic managers shows
that nine of their ranks already
have joined the armed services.
q. Bowling holds strong lead as the
favorite sport of soldiers at Camp
Grant. Rockford. III.
q In 40 years the Detroit Tiger
have won six pennants. The cham
pionship years we're 1907. 'O8, 90.
"a. IS and 40.
q Mai. Bernie Bierman. former di-
rector Of Minnesotas football forces
at present is director of the phys
ic Il training program at the new
aviation pre-flight school at
City
q Grover Alexander Of the p. ladel-
.phia Phils pitched four one-hi,
games in 1915