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The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11

ners OF KING AVE. those new
paint jobs. .on their respective
mansions. are mellow. dear.
X X X
Hadn't seen. cute diminutive. &. 4.
MARION MOVES. in a dogs age
.. until we ran into her the other
evening Just as cute as ever.
and still the prettiest mother OF a
big son in town or out for that
matter.
Met PAULINE MILLIONS charm
ing relatives over the weekend. :.
her sister. MAE RAYMOND -.
ard a sister-in-law GLADYS
RAYMOND the latter is too. too
attractive with premature craving
hair They live in Flint. and hail
from New Orleans.
X !: x
Took a quick tour through the
new Hotel Gotham and is il fine
e. my. ny. we were thrilled and
proud Mr.. IRVING ROANE.
one OF the owners. obliged us.
ard-Showed Us some OF the more
preten;ious~Sui;es. BUFFALO
JAMES. has his fixed most ele-
gantly. with specially designed
window treatment spd all that.
The switchboard girlss are a work
Of art and do add to\the scenery.
They are that cute dimpled
DOROTHY JONES and the
beauteous MISS FITZPATRICK. D..
whom we have mentioyed before. =.
bu: whose first monka we canno.
find out.
Mr.. LUCAS has a clever haber-
dayncry-bo6Th in the lobby. with
all the latest in such diggings for
the gentlemen.
We ate and IL was delicious =.
Went zooming up 70 Penthouse
which was. seething with uni
formed men and OF course all
about the >Rlace, was. Mr. ROB-
INSON-. Nice we liked IT..
Excellent venture.
X X X
ANNA SIMPSON ."Wally"
will peddle her chpeaux from her
own pretty shop in a very few
weeks now The kid has ambition
and is determined to make a
90 OF her hat making.
X X X
GENERAL Benjamin O Davis .
IS in town. :. had a cha ice TO shake
hands with him again. we always
take advantage OF an opportunity
TO shake his hand He is a credit
20 us DIR. ALF F. THOMAS. and
ATTY JOSEPH CRAIGEN. will
entertain him this Wednesday nigh,
...at the home OF the latter. The
soignee set will attend.
X X =:
MRS. FRANK POOLE OF White
wood avenue. entertained at
breakfas; in honor Of her brother.
1T. CLAIBORNE CARSON. of
Tuskegee who is in town on fur
Tough. on last Sunday morning at
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FRED HUBBARDs WIG and oaoy
son are here visiting his
sister MARGARET HUBBARD
SMITH You will recall Fred
he used to visit here very often y =.
his wife who is reported TO be cute
with large pretty dark eyes halls
from Alton. H.. she will remain
here until the holidays and will
then meet the others OF her in
laws. who will also spend Christ
mas here. They come from Can
ada.
MILDRED THOMPSON HIcK-
MON. is just out the hospital. e.
having quite a bad time OF il. but
IL reported TO be improving rs we
60 to press
THE BERNARD FLETCHERS. :.
will have their heir. (their sec
ond child by Christmas. If CAL
culations are correct. their little
boy Is six years old. He hopes for
a brother.
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The former GERALDINE OVER
TON. Cant think OF her married
name 10 save us). will return 10
these parts soon. TO await the
s;ork. at the home OF her aunt.
MRS CAVET Of Flint Mich.
We might mention here. that II
is rumored that Geraldine's sis
ter. .SADYE FISHER has Joined
the WAC. don't know FOR sure.
but will dig the true story as soon
as We can get in touch with PETRY.
\ X X
LUCINDA MURTTSHAW. and
her love. FRANK HUBBARD.
saw them Sunday 49,. beaming. -.
positively They were on the way
FROM a breakfast given by THE
LOWELL BAKERS. for MARION
CARTER and her groom 10 be-.
HOWARD GRESHAM. who was
In town for a hot moment. last
weekend. And on the way 10
... dinner with the RAMON
SCRUGGS. and the Ballet Russo
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Pyramid Singers
In Successful Party

The post-Thsnksgiving dinne'
iven az the fashionable womens
association Of Clubs was . great
,uccess. This affair was sponsored
oy the Pyramid Singers Of the Cal.
vary Bartist church.
Mr.. E Gordon. supervisor Of the
youth department Superior Lille
Insurance company. gave an inter.
esting speech on Juvenile Delin-
quency." Others on the program
included: Mrs. F. Poole. Mrs NJ
Stewart, Mrs. L. Brooks. Rev. A. II
Pace and Mrs. B. Ward. Guests in
cluded: Mrs. Harris and Mrs. SteN
ems of the Metropolitan TuneraI
Syste eleven representative
from the Superior Life Insurance
company and others.
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CHe is very much the intellectual

.. Gle is very much the intellectual
and goes in for that type Of
thinO . They were very very en-
thralled with one another and all
we could wheedle by way % ten
es;ive date for their wedding
waM sometime in February Lu-
cindsS>engagement is different
"a huge s2ethyst very very
pretty e. Heard >that. EUNlCE
GREER WALKER Twas here
we didn't get 10 see her ,cshe was
or her way TO join her husbands.
who is a Louie.
LOVERS LANE WITH DETOURS
Glad 10 know that. THE WILL
LIAM MALLORYS have kissed and
made up. "a swell couple with a
darling little girl. IT Is good that
they have reached an understand
ing. which is one OF the more i'm
portant things in life. and often
takes a lot OF living 10 achieve
But once you get it. you have got
something.
4 & 4
FACTS AND TRENDS
Il is a feather in the cap OF
DR.. RALSTON MITCHELL but
definitely that he was once the
chemistry teacher OF DIR. BUGG.
Seems that DR.. Mitchell was once
a chemistry professor. and as such
gave the eminent doctor his basic
training. and how
- y y
ANN RODEN is defense
worker. par excellence and
takes her job so seriously. hasn't
missed day from her work since
she began. no absenteeism for her.
X X X
JEROLEAN SNEED Is the new
est addition to the mink class
She has a gorgeous new one we
are green with envy.
X X X
MRS. EVA GREEN and the
DIR. PAUL ALEXANDERS have
surely .pre;ticd up those two cor
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Gertrude Franco
Honored With p. y

information. Sue GoodsOn toy glf
will afford the baby many hours OF
pleasure. Beulah Brewer, Betty Har-
ris. Cornell Drum and Agnes Lewis
made sure that there will be enough
warm esmond blankets.
Irene Wise and Elizabeth Sim
mons brought satin comforter to
glamorize the crib. Hertha Priest,
Connie Baker and Fannie Raitord
took care Of sanitary needs, while
Theresa Henderson. Portia Phillips
Dorothy Scott. Eddie Holcomb. Lor-
eta Briscoe and Roberta MCGUIRE
brought the other things that the
we'll dressed infant should wear.
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The American Beauty Social and
Ar; club met at the home of Mrs.
Roxana Common, $40 Mack avenue.
The meeting was devoted to plans
for the sale Of the Michigan Chron-
icle on Dec. 3, and the donations for
servicemen. Plans were completed
for the first group OF gifts to service
men. which will be presented on
December II. al Oscoda when four
members Of the club will take the
gifts up TO Oscoda.
Guest prize was won by Helen
Cannon. The next meeting Will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Villa N.
Stewart. 535 Owens. with Mrs. Ray
field Hollis as h,stess. Mrs. Marie
ones is the newly elected treasurer.
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vember. Mr.. McGill was honored
on Thanksgiving Day with birth
day dinner by his wife.
Mrs. Ruby Calhoune OF Chicago,
III. recent houseguest OF her bro
ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Palmer OF this city. returned
home on Wednesday. having en-
joved a pleasant stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald OF
Pasadena avenue have as their
houseguests Mrs. Margaret Fayles
and Mrs. Birdie Steward Of Balti-
more. Md. sisters OF Mrs. Mcdonald
Many courtesies have been extend
them both throughout their So
journ.
Miss Alean Collier was house
guest of Mrs. Villa Gaines for two
weeks. She departed to return to
her home in st. Louis on Wednes-
day.
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MRS. FRANK POOLE OF White
wood avenue. entertained at
breskfas; in honor of her brother
1T. CLAIBORNE CARSON. of
Tuskegee who is in town on fur
Tough. on last Sunday morning at
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
North End
News

Mr.. David Catchel of Knodell ave-
nue. celebrated his birthday on Sat-
urday. Nov 27, in joint party with
Mrs Essie Mae Starck of Brush
street in her beautiful recreation
rooms Many neighbors and friends
Of both were in attendance. Beauti-
full and practical gifts were re-
ceived by both. A delicious lunch
con was served and games played
by the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis McGill, with
Mrs. Mary Winter and Mrs. Susie
Barker celebrated birthday in No.
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her home. Lieutenant Carson is
also the brother OF Betty Carson.
and Eddie Carson
X X y
The men OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA
:. held a reception for DR.. BUGG
of whom We are so proud We
could just bust. on last Sunday
evening in the Fraternity House
in Eliot street.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
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II you want . free copy Of the Nlus-s
send q self-addressed envelope bearing
Scent stamp to Uncle Ray in care OF
The Evening Star. 1
Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Stdf
Every Sunday. J
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Uncle Ruy's Corner

AS the months passed. the crowds
which listened to Herodotus grew
larger. His fame spread over Athens,
and every one seemed to want to
know about his adventures.
The great traveller had written so
many notes that he could not read
them all in an afternoon, or In
dozen afternoons. People found
that they could hear something diff
ferent each day.
Two years after he had come to
their city, the Athenians voted
prize to Herodotus. prize Of 10
talents That was big sum. equal
in modern money to from $4,000
to $4,000.
Tales of Egypt were among the
favorite topics OF Herodotus. Let
us listen to him talking about that
subject:
"The Egyptians used to believe
that they were the most ancient OF
all people. but one of their kings
made a test. He took two babies
and placed them under the care
Of herdsman.
'The herdsman was told to take
good care OF the babies, to provide
them with shelter and plenty Of
food. But he was never to speak
to them. and no one else was to
utter word which they could hear.
They were to be placed In spe-
cial cottage.
The object was to find out what
| word the infants would first speak.
not counting their early babbling
sounds. The herdsman followed his
orders, and two years later heard a
clear word from them. AS he came
to the door Of their cottage, they
ran to him and shouted, .Becos'
when the king learned Of this,
he asked what people had a Ian
guage with such word in it. He
was told that in Phrygia, the word
'becos' was used for bread Because
of this happening, the king decided
that Phrygia must be the oldest
country. with Egypt second oldest"
So went the tale which Herodotus
told. The kings test. Of course,
could give no real proof OF the f"age"
Of a nation, but the traveller re-
ported the story just as he had
heard 1t.
In actual fact, Egypt almost cer-
tainly ranks first or second among
the nations which became "civi-
lized" in early times. s
Going on with his story, Herod-
otus said:
'"The priests told me that the
Egyptians were first to divide the
year into II parts. Tho Egyptians,
they added, were first to- use the
names Of the IL gods which the
Greeks lated adopted from them.P r
Evening star., 1943-03-02
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Pinex is a special compound Of pro-
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Money refunded If not pleased.
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and / cup Of water, and
stir q few moments up-
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Answer-Pass. Your partner def
nitely prefers clubs even though he
knows your heart suit is longer.
Score 100 per cent for a pass, 60
per cent for six no-trump, 80 per
cent for six hearts. -
Question No. 1922.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
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liquid honey, instead Of sugar syrup.
Then get from your druggist 21a
ounces Of Pinex, pour It into pint
bottle. and add your syrup. This gives
Evening star., 1943-03-02
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
The Right of Condonement

The new laws of contract bridge
which will go into effect on April
! specifically authorize the right of
condonement. Thus an opponents
violation Of the law need not be
penalized and an illegal bid or play
may be accepted by the next player
and acted upon just as If the bid
or play were a proper one.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Library Notes

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Special Notices

ROOFING SIDING. asbestos or
insuiar brick. fire and ternite
proof WIZ last . lifetime, newer
needs painting Estimates free.
Easy payments J r. Chapman.
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SPECIAL PERMANENT
WAVE SEC Do year oWn Per
manent with Charm-Kuri Kit
Complete equipment including 10
curriers' and shampoo Easy = do.
absolutely harmless Praised b.
thousands including Pay MeKen-
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