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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
Poison Gas Glass
To Hear Experts
From 7 States
By KEN HALL

Tomorrow 100 gas consuftants
from seven states will assemble in
Detroit to attend Sixth Defense
corps area three-day instruction
and demonstration school con-
Quoted by officials from the Chem
ical Warfare Service.
For the past two weeks the Gas
Officers Institute of this area has
been instructing chemists from
Wayne, Macomb and Oakland
counties on the methods of gas
identification and the antidotes for
them. These sessions are TO con-
tinue through September 3.
Now the instruction will be ad.
vanced to include representatives
of Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin, ILL
nois, Indiana and the rest oi
Michigan. Mai. w. w. Towne
regional sanitary engineer OF the
fifth defense area from Cleveland
and Mai. William III. Cary Jr.
regional sanitary engineer Of the
9th area from Chicago. will be In
attendance.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
Thursday. August 27. 1912
Pays for ILLEGAL Entry

Robert Dunford. 25. who in
August was given a five-year sus-
pended sentence for entering this
country illegally from his home in
Windsor. today began an 18rmonth
sentence for a similar offense. He
was sentenced by Judge Edward
j. Moinet in federal court, fol-
lowing his arrest Tuesday. He re-
entered the country Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY

Exhibits from the Chemical
Warfare Service and the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati war labora;
tories will be on display at the
Rackham Institute session starting
at 3 o'clock today for the 1,00C
Wayne, Macomb and Oakland
county instructors and will include
seven decontamination suits. boots
shoes, gloves. long underwear,
goggles, gas masks and hooded
helmets and a model decontantina-
ton center with rooms for the re-
moyaf OF gas saturated clothes,
taking of baths and fresh clothing.
First aid kits wrapped in cello
phane 10 he carried by decontami-
nation officers, mesh bags 10 put
clothes in for clean
sing and cellophane bags for pro-
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
War Clubs for State
Local Organizations TO Supervise Scrap Fats
Collections and Back Up Fighters

said Don Weeks, head Of the
councils civilian war service
program.
members will see To ID that
scrap iron and rubber il CLEANED
from every household and see to
it that every housewife takes
part In the campaign TO save
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
War Bars Slues as Money

CHICAGO, Aug. p INS).-
The time dishonored use of slugs
as money was curtailed today by
the war. At least in the Chicago
area, manufacturers have prom
ised Capt, Thomas J. Callaghan,
head of the local office of the
secret service, that they will stop
production OF Slugs and convert
existing supplies to war work.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27

LANSING. Aug. 27.-Plans TO
organize 'war clubs" in every
neighborhood in the state had the
approval today of the Michigan
defense council.
These clubs will concentrate
on being of service TO the cOuD-
try I'm as many ways as possible"
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
ADVERTISEMENT
itchy PimpIes
Kill Romance

Many shattered romances may
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ing OF pimples, exzema. angry red
blotches and other irritations, when
you can get quick relief from
soothing Peterson's Ointment? 35c
all druggists. Money refunded N one
application does not delight you. Peter
sons Ointment also soOthes irritated
aud tired feet and cracks befGeen toes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27

council a model control center
panel for medium sized cities, and
said II was available for local
councils.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
A 2.Pc. Living
Room Suite
1890
Extended Payments

Rounded. welted ends. At
tractive carved wood mold
ings. Tapestry. A kroehler.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
ALLOWS rs SECONDS

I tion Of the control were made
through the public lighting com
mission. The new light will allow
rs seconds for traffic moving
across Woodward avenue The
time can be extended in case of
long conveys.
J. II. Seipp 1924 Saratoga
avenue, has been named chairman
of the Gratiot-Seven Mile branch
of the Fathers of Men in Service"
club. a subsidiary of the Il viii
Do My Best" organization. Leonard
p. Monahan, 13342 Flanders ave-
nue., is secretary and the motto of
the branch is "at least one letter
each week TO every son in uni
form"
Rallies and other efforts 10
arouse greater war spirit at home
are to be planned at a meeting
Monday evening in the VFW Hall,
l41S8 Gratiot avenue. at 8 o'clock.
All fathers Of men in the service
in that district are invited. Chair
man Seipp has three sons in the
service and writes each OF them
daily.
Safety zone blackout lights now
have been installed on all of De-
troit's 500 safety zone markers and
the 100 island and bridge abut-
ments for use in blackouts. They
consist of three small red lights
on the approach panel shaded from
the top.
"If every bit OF metal lying b
around unused I'm the homes and
on the farms were collected
there would not he any need for
going after works of art or
decorative raiIings for some
time" states Chairman Edwin
J. Anderson of the Wayne Sal
wage Committee.
I'VE don't need the iron rail- ]
ings off your front porch or the
old iron cannon of 1872 yet.
However, there may be a time
when these Will be needed but
right now it's up 10 you, Mr.. and
Mrs. Citizen, TO search for the
old scrap lying around.
COLLECT ALL SCRAP
If every householder would
collect few pounds of old
metal and take IL to corner
depot showing the red, white
and blue scrap collection ban
ner, he will be doing his or her
bit towards our war effort"
Through an error il was stated
that the meat market owners
were paying ) cents per pound
for kitchen fats turned in by
housewives. This should have read
4 cents.
The second party In the Aztec
Tower is sponsored by the Navy
Mothers Club" and will be held
reXt Sunday from 10 10 p. m
The first party was attended by
some $50 Servicemen and was a
fine affair These parties include
dancing. floor show and the serv-
ing of home made. refreshments.
All SeTvicemen are invited.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27

lection OF clothing also arc a part
of the outfit.
Photos also will be shown Of the
actual use of gas by the Japs on
the Chinese of the Lewisite specie.
The OCD office now has 40 gas
masks and will receive so more by
Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
Sponsored Without Profit by

and the Makers Of Camel Cigarettes
Each Time You Buy the Csc Humidor Of 100
camsls at sam's-2 Packs Of CamsIs 40
cigareties) Will Be Sent Free to Our Fighting
Men Overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
Emom Det7ou

make IT mountain Of cigarettes for America,
fighting men, through your purchase Of 100
CameIs for JonrseIf-4O go free to tbe service
DO You know thar the Service Men spend more money
cigarettes than any other one item. In cooperation
with the War Department and tho makers of Camel
Cigarettes, through your purchase of 100 Cames
Sans you make possible for Service Men to receive
absolutely free4o Camel Cigarettes. AT the same :me
you'll get 100 Camel Cigarettes in metal humidor to
keep them moist and cool.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
Our S89.95 Junior
Dining Suite
69.4O
Extended Payments

5-piece modern suite OF
solid oak in blonde lined
finish. Slightly imperfect
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
WILL BE HELD

llioohS oAAA "NA s~NN''~ - @A-~~ -
Friday.
WILL BE HELD
These exhibits will be held over
for the inspection and demonstra-
tions put on for the representa-
tives of other states.
At Thursdays session gas sam
pling will be the theme. The
chemists will be taught how 70
obtain samples of the various
gasses and rush them 10 the lab
Ioratories for analysis and identi-
fication. Thomas +. Mooney, BIS.
will preside and the lecturers will
be William G.. Frederick, SGD, of
the department Of health and
Albert G. Gassman, Ph.D., OF the
University of Detroit.
The first session of the fifth and
sixth defense area institute is 10
be held Friday evening at z o'clock
in the Horace Rackham Memorial
Building with three sessions set
for Saturday.
Sunday a gas mask and gas
chamber demonstration is sched-
uled for Kelsey Field with control
room demonstration in the Wayne
University auditorium and an
afternoon class in the Rackham
Building.
To facilitate convoy traffic pass
ing in and out of the army reser-
walton at the State Fair Grounds
a traffic light remote control push
button is 10 be installed on Wood
ward avenue gate. it was an
lneunced- by Maj William II Kite
Jr., assistant executive officer al
the Fort Wayne ordnance motor
supply depot.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27

Our regular 1895 rugs They
must be cleared out in a rush.
Fine, soft pile. In lovelyjpatterns.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-27
BARGAINS FOR YOUR CAR

Our ssc Seat PADS. For easier driving ..... 2sc
Our Si.5o Auto Waterman. Blows horn 4sc
Our ssc Door Protectors. Save door upholstEy 5se
Our Sio0 Rubber Cushions Comfortable 3sc
Our Utility Cushions. For car or porch ...... 3sc
No Phone Orders, Please
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
'Detroiters Will
Attend Meet In
Special Pullman
Noted Business
Folk To Be At
22nd Meeting

BIRMINGHAM lamp Tues
day evening, June %, the twenty
second annual session OF the Ma
tional Negro Insurance association
will open at the Sixteenth Street
Baptist church. The local arrange
ment committee, comprising all
managers or member companies.
announces that all plans are COM
pleted for the greatest session In
the history OF the association.
Detroit insurance executives,
agents and interested business peo-
pie. who will attend the confer
ence, will leave Detroit Sunday,
June p in specially chartered
Pullman is was announced this
week.
Every phase affecting the well
fare OF the Negro has been we'll
planned for discussion at the meet
ing. Not only will dicussions be
held, but definite plans for the SOL
ution OF various economic problems
facing Negroes throughout Ameri-
ca will be formulated.
Persons programmed on opening
night will be some OF the most OUT
standing personalities in America
Bishop 3. II. Shaw, AME Zion
church; welcome on behalf OF the
City OF Birmingham, w. Cooper
Green. president OF city commits
sion: greetings on behalf OF the
citizens. James +. Kelley. grand
secretary OF the Elks: greetings on
behalf OF the fraternat organiza-
tions. oscar W. Adams. supreme
grand chancellor Knights OF Pyth-
ians, secretary church extension
department OF AME Zion church:
greetings from state bureau OF in
surance. Frank \. Julian: response
10 greetings, Asa T. Spaulding, Jr.,
president OF the association; guest
speaker. Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune. director Negro affairs, NYA
and president OF Bethune-Cookma1
college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
DUKE SEEKS
MORE PAY FOR
BAHAMAS

WASHINGTON lamp Prom
Uses by the Duke OF windsor that
he would do his best to get them
wage increases on new trip 10
Washington were made natives OF
Nassau when the governor ad-
dressed a group following the re-
cent outbreak last week which
startled the world.
At the same time, II was an
nounced that a free meal would be
furnished the workers at midday,
thereby saving them money 10 sup
port their families.
The duke told the ISLANDERS that
the wage scale could not be chang
ed without the consent OF high An
glo-American authorities, and APP
pealed to the people OF the Ba-
hamas 10 reject the rumors being
spread by certain agitators" that
the labor riot OF last week resulted
from racial questions.
II had been reported that there
Is wage differential according to
color. although the majority OF the
workers on the project are Negroes
who receive the lowest possible
rate Of pay. although 1t rs higher
than that paid the natives on 9TH
err projects.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
INKSTER
BY MADELINE DEFTLS
DEFENSE RECREATION

A very decisive step In the
progress OF the village was taken
on Friday evening when plans
were made TO establish q defense
recreational program in various
communities. Mrs. ]. w. Kellog in
troduced Messrs. Geeter and Jesse
owens from washington, ID. c.
Also present at the meeting YVES
Mrs. Rosa Gragg who spoke on the
work OF the civilian defense and
the part wholesome recreation can
play in helping to keep the body
fit and able.
The committee elected the fol-
lowing officers: DR.. b. A. Milton.
president: Mrs. J. W. Kellogg, first
vice president; Mrs. W. NJ. Binon
second vice president; Richard
Humphrey, secretary; II. A. Nc
Neeley. treasurer: Mrs. Shelia
Jackson, chairman by laws COM
mittee and John Manner, chairman
activities committee.
The next meeting will be held
Friday evening. June 10 at pm.
at Vocational building. DR.. Milton
will preside.
The general public is asked 70
please attend and cooperate in this
huge movement.
Social Notes
Mrs. Nellie Reid Is convalescing
in Ann Arbor hospital where she
underwent successful operation.
Also improving. although still un-
der the Doctors care. is Miss Lulu
Wilson of walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jones were
visited Monday evening by Jones
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Williams,
OF New YORK. Mr.. Williams is a
member OF the Characters and
sings baritone.
Semper Fidellls
Don't forget the Double v tea
OF the Semper Fidelis on Sunday.
June 81 from 4 to Z pm. on the
lawn at 2S242 Annapolis road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowery Of
Alfred street is back in the city
after taking a delightful trip 10
visit Mr.. Lowery's mother in Ashe-
vile, n. G. and sisters in Atlanta.
Ga. Mrs. Lowery was honored at
lovely dinner party while In
Georgia. The couple stopped over
In Chicago 10 see her brother be-
fore returning home.
Womack Temple
The Rev. S. A. Sea delivered a
very inspiring sermon at The
morning service. Musical numbers
were rendered by the Junior and
Senior choirs.
First Baptist
The pastor. the Rev. A. l.. Merritt,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Clemens
BY CANDY MORGAN

Lovely LOWE Mae Bankhead has
set the date for her marriage TO
Eugene Simmons for August 6
Marie Drewry will give a Break
fast party at Joe Louis farm June
21 The party will resume AZ
the home OF Miss Drewry who will
serve dinner Miss Pauline
Smith OF New York City Is visiting
the Ely family OF Mt. Clemens.
Miss Smith Is on her vacation and
has been in Inkster for over q
week.
Back Talk!
Lorraine Banks has got herself o
boy friend whose name Is Dorsey
I've heard OF chicken In the
rough, but not neck-rough and
tough, but Bob Manning seems 10
have heard OF both Terrill
whisitt and Candy Morgan are In
vited to Northwestern prom /.
Jack Mannings and John Dozier
seem quite chummy these days
:. MT. Clemens prom will have
most OF the girls and boys going
stag except for Terrill Whisitt who
will escort lovely Sarah Mails
you never find Ozzie Stevens laying
off from work nowadays. ! wonder
why?. Among those who watched
the Cuban Elite Giant game Sun
day at Briggs Stadium. Jimmy Car
ter, Harry Mial, Bob Mannings
Bell Erection. .E. Bell Is In de-
mand again. Caught him strolling
down KIbbie street all decked oui
In his new born outht. know
he had Just left HIS number one
girl. Elizabeth. Claude Kresel has
fnally settled down TO one girl
friend. and It's none other thar
Miss Uia Mercer OF Detroit II
Katie Jones doesn't come back
pretty soon, 0zzie stevens Will get
frantic and do something drastic
Mitchell IL really getting around
these days. You can always nno
him at the B and c club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Northwest BWTA In
Their Closing Meeting

The Northwest Branch OF the
Booker T. washington Trade as
citation held its closing pro.
1 am Sunday, June IL at st. Cy-
prian's Episcopal church. The Rev.
Father Malcolm G. Dade delivered
the principal message to business
and professional men at the liam
hour.
Fred Allen was the guest speaker
Sunday evening. Mr.. Allen. who
Is owner OF the Supreme Linen
and Supply company was selected
because Of his contribution 10 the
economic status to the Negro in
this city. Fred W. Long, program
chairman announced this week.
The Housewives league assisted
in helping TO make this an out.
standing program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

Simpson, Ann Arbor and Lyle
Arnold, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton
and family will sponsor big
program at Allen Temple AME
church June 81. The Rev. M. Il.
Rhonenee is pastor.
An enjoyable time was had
Sunday afternoon. June IA at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Byars,
Whitaker, at a reception given
honoring their two grandchildren,
Misses June and Rosetta Brown.
Among the out-of-town guests
present were Mrs. Mary Miller Of
Richmond, Kentucky. grandmother.
The honorees received large
number OF beautiful and useful
gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Whitaker News
DIV PAIL THOMPSON

Mr. Turnbull OF Lincoln school
pas the speaker Sunday morning.
In the afternoon a Children's Day
Program was given by the young
<olks.
hr. and Mrs. S. Mattingly were
Panday visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
hllen Thompson.
Inis week was devoted to recep-
Ions for the graduates. Miss Fern
arler was honored Thursday:
hss Odahlia and Martha Lerford,
FRIDAY; Miss Wanda Smith. Sat-
'day and Misses June and Rose.-
"a Brown. Sunday.
calvin Huge and Miss Roberta
lilll were overnight visitors at the
Iome Of Fern and Harold Car
Per, Jr.
a surprise party was given Mrs.
parker Wednesday after prayer
1, She received many love-
" gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
O.E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11-STATED MEETINGS-1s
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
fron-Mrs Aphrea Williams 61s Trowbridge, To. 6iS0l;
Worthy Patron-Mr Richard white 5ss Erskne. Apt 603
Secretary-Mrs Viola Perry. 533 Leland TIE. 1.3s62
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETINGS-1st Fri
DAY. DEGREE WORK 3rd Friday. Worthy Maron Mrs.
Martin, 6I7 Garfield Apt Te 1857; Worthy Patron
A. Bristol, 1871 Jos. Campau FL lass; Secretary
Mrs. Carrie h. Riley, 1888 Parker Pr 5765.
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 14-STATED MEETING - Isl
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK Srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
Matte Collins, 6Oi-9Sh ST. Ty. 5000; Worthy
Patron-M Arthur Robinson, 1867 Eyane Tr 1s559 Sec
reary-Mrs. Lula Hendley S6i1 Buffalo Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. s1-STATED MEETNG-2nd Friday
DEGREE WORK lth Friday. Worthy Matron-Mrs Martha
6s5 Eliot, Apt 79i, Te ssiO3; Worthy Patron
Mr. Haywood CAN'T 500 Hartford, Ty 45sso; Secretary
Mrs. Helen b. CAN'T. 6709 Hartford. Ty. 4.75se.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. 2e-sTATED MEETING LIST Thurs.
day. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday Worthy Maron-Mfs.
willie Austin e0s90 Mlchedale; Worthy PatronMr Richard
white, 5ss Ersklne Apt eos. SeeretaryMrs Nellie Wilson
eOs2f Wyoming.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED MEETINGsnd wsdnes-
day. DEGREE WORK 4h Wednesday. Worthy Matrcn =
Elizabeth Logan. eofesh, Ty eeef Worthy Patron
Walter Balenger, S6sS30h La f6eis secretary-Mrs
Pearl Hatton. sss Leicester CT Apt sol. Nh. 1854.
CAPsTONR CHAPTER NO. fp-STATED MEETING-snd Thurs
day. DEGREE WORk-fth Thursday. WORTHY Matron =
Mrs. Rosetta Matthews. s2se r Fort n esk Worthy Patron
Rev. Floyd Harris " sS5s SecretaryNiss
Wins Matthews, s4s2 Y. Fort. FL eieh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

preached from Romans 81, on the
subject There Is No Condemna.
tons" The afternoon was high
lighted with a musical program
which was rendered by the church
chorus. Miss Magnolia Simms
gave two readings; the Rev. E
Lee, one.
The funeral rites for the late
Mr.. Lane will be held June 20 at II
am. at First Baptist church.
Mrs. o. King is Ill at Parkslde
hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
VETERAN GETS AWARD

camp and its first commander.
Tyree saw service in the Philip
pine Islands. Mexico as a member
OF the Ninth and Tenth cayalries.
He was also with the 92nd Division
overseas, first great war. He holds
innumerable medals as a sharp
shooter us. Army. Tyree Is q
member OF one Of the city's mu.
nicipal departments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

Wesley Tyree. member OF Lieut..
Frank w. Cheek Camp, SwV. was
presented with a past commander 5
badge by members OF the camp.
The presentation was made ny
Commander Miller. Frank Cheek
Camp, assisted by Fred Hart Will
liams, one OF the founders OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
MRS. Behe To Open Session OF National Insurance Confa
Ecorse News
BY MILO CASTOR

Elder c. Gray Of Hartford S.D.A.
church. Detroit. He spoke on the
subject. "You must be born again"
st. John 3:1-l2.
Those who completed the Red
Cross First Aid courses on May
IL at the Ecorse S.D.A. church,
with T. Fambro. of Inkster, as In
structor, were among four other
classes that took part in gradua-
ton ceremonies at Hartford S.D.A.
church. June 13, at S:15 pm. A
fine congratulatory talk was given
by Mrs. William L. Postles. OF De-
troit. other interesting speakers
also took part on the program. On
the same occasion. the Bell Tele-
phone company showed a movie
picture concerning the necessary
preparations during black-outs and
air raids.
Mrs. Edith Noonan. who now lives
on her farm In Cassopolis, Mich,
Is getting on fine. We are planning
a trip to her farm In the near fu.
ture.
You are cordially invited to at
tend our church services. Elder
Walter Jones Ia local elder: Mrs.
Maredine Lacy, church reporter.
Those graduating from the First
Aid class In Ecorse at the Seventh
Day Adventist church are: Mrs.
Brannon. Mrs. B. Hill. Mrs. L.
Eubanks. Mrs. L. Washington, Mrs.
c. Kaigler. Mrs. r. Copening. Miss
Mary Ellis. Mrs. A. Craighead, Mrs.
b. Roache, Mrs. l.. Ellison, Mrs. L.
Cunningham. Mrs. l.. Childress.
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Z. Gum, Mrs.
NJ. Lacy and Messrs. ]. Roache, A.
Childress. w. Bell and Moseley.
MT. Zion Baptist
A dedicatory sermon was
preached Sunday by the pastor,
Rev. Stevenson. subject. "Is 1t Well
With You?" Music was rendered
by the senior choir. Mrs. Milton
kennedy's baby was dedicated TO
it's godmother.
Visitors at the church Sunday
included Mrs. Lorraine Smith.
Moses Smith, Mrs. Cousar, mother
OF Milton Kennedy: Dr.Guy o.
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. Mrs.
Susie Davis and Mrs. virgie Moore.
Mt. Zion took part In the PASTORS
Aid meeting Sunday. which was
held at Union BaptIst.
The Usher board will NEE,
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. o.
Gill.
The members are glad to have
Rev. Tobin back with them, after
a long illness.
Mr.. Mcmillan was recently called
to Pensacola, by the illness OF his
mother.
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church
reporter.
Club 400
Among some OF those present az
the Club 400 last weekend we're:
Mrs. Annie Mae Smith and party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bolden, Mr..
and Mrs, Bonnie Goron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Craft. John McFall and Miss
Mary Lee Flakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dalton. Jr. /,
entertained a number OF young
guests Saturday, in honor OF the
birthday OF their two-year-old
daughter-little Guseie Lauretta
Dolphin. The wee honoree receiv-
ed many gifts.
s. s. MCGEE has been quite III.
but Is now on the way to recovery.
Read the Detroit Tribune every
week.