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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
HuSfl-HuSIl CIOakS
War Plant Inspection
BY sILER FREEMAN

asked ride and a chance 10
operate the Gen Shermans
1t. Col. lie Bel. a tank expert
and chief of staff to Gen Marie
Emile Bethcourt, chief of the
French military mission, was
thrilled. He said:
at Il the finest tank I have
ever been in. l marvel at the
way II rides and handles"
The tank ride. however, drew
a mild rebuke for the generals
aide. 1t Viret, who rode with
the hatch cover open
That's the way you get hurt
In a tank" chided Gen. Giraud
in French.
From the tank arsenal. the
party drove to Willow Run TO be
guests -at-a luncheon Sorensen
apOlogized for the absence Of
Henry Ford. who met Gen. Giraud
later in the afternoon az the
bomber plant Charles Lindhergh
was one Of the guests at the
luncheon.
Replying 10 welcome by Sor-
ensen. Gen. Giraud offered a toast
in water:
II drink 10 the greatness Of
American industry end the day
of liberation for all peoples"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Riot Grand Jury
Demanded by
Mayor S Probers

Mayor Jeffries inter-racial adj
visory committee today unani-
mously voted for a grand jury
investigation into the recent race
riot.
The 12-man committee m
yesterday and after an informal
discussion decided that grand jury
action was the best method for
all concerned. The committee
vote was off the record.
ACTION TUESDAY
William J. Norton, committee
chairman. said that although the
vote for grand jury action was
unanimous. Official action would
not be taken until Tuesday.
"Our recommendation . for
grand jury action will then. In
all probability, be presented to
the mayor along with any other
ideas we might have" Norton
said.
Additional evidence warranting
grand jury action will be pre-
sented TO the committee next
week. according 10 Louis II. Mar
tin. member of the committee.
CLEAR UP CRIMES
81 feel sure" Martin said.
that a grand jury Investigation
IL the only way to really clear
this thing up. including the un-
solved murders"
The committee discussed during
the meeting a constructive pro-
gram Of action 10 be taken by
the city.
I'VE must have a better and
larger police department, better
housing and recreationsl facll-
tiles" Martin said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
esiraud SfluEpS Rest.
Insists ON Walking

Gen Giraud is an inveterate
walker. After completing a tour
of the aircraft engine plant at
Ford's. he was taken TO his hotel
for a rest before dinner.
But the general had set his own
program. First. he wanted to shop
and then, a long walk. The army
intelligence officer. in charge Of
the guard for the French leader.
told him the stores were closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Concert toHOnOI
Armed Forces

Tonight's program Of the De-
troit Orchestra az the Belle Isle
bandStand is dedicated 10 the
armed forces and many service
men stationed in the Detroit area
or on furlough here are expected
TO attend through the cooperation
OF the USO. Walter Poole will con-
duct
The program follows:
star Spanglsd Tanner
Overture Russian ard Ludm Is'
........... Glinka
Allegro con brio from symphony No s.
m Ns1or .. Beethoven
Waltz "Accelerafion. strauss
Traditional salute 10 the Armed Forces
INTERMIsstO$
Yankee Doodle
Two Siavonc Dances ..... Dvorak
Overture Fantasia Romeo and Juliet
................ Tschai kowsky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Church Of God Opens
State Session Here

With approximately 800 dele
gates in attendance. the twelfth
annual state convention OF the
Church Of God was under way
today al the Nj Elliott church
The convention will he IN ses-
sion from 9 a. m. 10 1918 p. m.
today. tomorrow and Sunday. Adj
dresses are 10 be made by the
Rev. Homer a. Tomlinson, New
York the Rev. Mr.. Smith and
others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

and attempted to talk Giraud into
taking a rest.
But the general was firm He
wanted his walk. Not wanting the
tall. elegant figure Who was
supposed 10 be here incognito,
strolling around downtown, the
intelligence officer finally drove
him 10 the Crosse Polnte Yacht
Club where Giraud was allowed
10 walk for a half hour.
Refreshed. the general returned
to his hoHl and dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Tommy Strong, 25. the only
prisoner who remained at large Of
four who escaped from the Wayne
County Jail. June II. was recap
'tured in Port Huron and returned
TO the Jail today by deputy
Sheriffs.
Strong was awaiting trial for
larceny from store when the
four escaped from the jail by slid
ing down a rope made of bed
sheets from a third-floor cell The
other three were captured, shortly,
there after.
Strong. a resident of Romulus,
was waiting in a drug store when
taken into custody by Chief Of
Detectives Frank White and sher-
ifs deputies from Wayne and ST.
Clair counties. He was working
in shooting gallery al Port
Huron carnival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Faces Years
For Jeep Death

Pvt Leon Harris Dykes. a, Of
Camp Mccoy. Sparta. Wis, faced
a possible five-year prison term
today after pleading guilty Of
negligent homicide IN the death
OF Mrs. Earline Dutton. 81, OF IS
w Ferry
Dykes, who was referred 70 the
probation department by Traffic
Judge Maher. was the driver Of
an army ieep which. with Mrs.
Dutton as a passenger, collided
with another car at Schaefer and
Santa Maria June %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Mrs. Roosevelt in Seattle

SEATTLE. July Is tINS)-
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt arrived
here by plane from San Francisco
Yesterday for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. John Boettiger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

LONDON. July 16 CUP)-U. s.
Secretary Of War Stimson said
today that Americans on the war
front and on the home front are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Molly Pitcher Day Aug. 4
Photo By Times stan Photographer

Common council today desig-
mated Aug. 4 as Molly Pitcher
Day, in commemoration of the
heroine Of the American Revolu-
ton. On that day, girls clad in
colonial costumes will sell war
bonds and stamps throughout the
citNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

brighten ! n 6
incre a s c in
n ew liquor
sufferers be-
cause Of war
nerves.
+ or on c
thing, many
women w h o
were Social
drinkers" be-
fore the war
h av e begun
drink fngto
excess. Many
of them are
in the we'll
to do strata
of Soci e [ v,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MARRIED IN 1910

Filed July 10, the cross-bill
asserts that, despite his financial
condition. Mrs. Briggs insisted on
attending horse races three or
four times a week.
The petition says that the
couple. whose home is at 1701
Balmoral, Palmer Woods, was
married in 1910 and separated
in September. 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

determined 10 do a thorough job
of winning the war as quickly as
possible by fighting on to a final
and complete victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

WAR DRUNKARDS: The
war, along with its other
cruelties, is creating a bigger
crop of drunkards. with empha-
sis on women.
Leaders of the organization
called Alcoholics Anonymous
tell me that they have had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

For two days, Detroit enter
tanned one of the most important
figures in World War II without
knowing that he was in its midst.
Even in the war plants that he
visited, he went almost unrecog-
nized.
Now that he has departed, TO
embark soon for his own world.
II can be told that Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud, commander in
chief in French North Africa, was
here Wednesday and yesterday.
Army censorship was clamped
on. even before his arrival at the
Wayne County Airport, and was
not relaxed until the French
commander GaS- SafellN -aWav from
the Willow Run airport, late
yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Alcoholics Anony Gus is
strongly organized here. with
chapters which now include
hundreds Of former DRINKS who
have broken the habit, and
well put any one who is inter-
csted in touch with the organl-
zation.
Aside from women Who have
been cracking up from war
nerves, men have been falling
victim. too. The AAs have
been getting some amazing re-
suits, though.
One victim was n man Of 90
who fell about as far down a.
he could go. The AAs found
him living at the Howard Street
Mission. They not only got
him Strengthened out, but he
now has a job and has regained
his wife, who had left him.
And, in one OF the war fac
tories, In which an executive IL
cured drinker, there are 10
former hopeless drinkers" who
have been rescued.
WINNER Jim Melton Cthe
newspaperman, not the singer
came Up with new one. this
week-picking two winners in
the same horse race at the Fair
Grounds.
II liked Naldina Punch in the
NTH" Jim sad and them
ran into a fellow l knew who
liked Night Crawler. but he
only had a dollar. So, put In
another dollar with him and
bought a ticket on Night
Crawler. too.
"And. doggone. they both
came In. Dead heat. Naldina
Punch paid $40 and Night
Crawier paid $40. Only time
ever had two winners In the
same race. That's about two
more than usual"
UNSUNG HEROES Not very
much has been printed about
the l.. s. Army Combat Engi-
neers. apparently because they
haven't had enough publicity
men in this day and age when
everybody seems 10 have a
publicity man.
We met 1t. G.. a. Brakeley
Jr. al a meeting the other day,
and he told us some eye-openerS.
For example. one whole combat
engineer regiment was deco
rated in North Africa for
Jumping in and holding Kassa-
rine Pass after the Germans
had driven other troops out.
OF course. it's the engineers
who 90 ahead 10 remove land
mines. too. and that tickliSh
Job is taught 10 them in train
ing by having them remove
loaded mines. The instructors
load the dummy mines with
powder charges big enough To
lay open a mans hand if he Is
careless.
The engineers are proud OF
their reputation of being "the
first to 60 In and the last To
come out" and cite that the
first American ground troops in
action In the South Pacific
were engineers.
They were building a landing
strip at Milne Bay when the
laps tried to move In. They
dropped their tools and grabbed
some 5O-caliber anti-aircraft
machine guns. They discovered
that. II the Japs hid behind
trees, the 50-calibers could
shoot right through the trunks.
They killed $50 Japs in the
first wave.
The engineers lost only one
man, their cook, and explained
that he was handicapped. He
had to stay In the kitchen i'm
stead Of moving around fast
like the rest.
Anyway. we're going 10 inter
view a couple Of wounded engi-
neers who have come back, at
$3.50 this afternoon on CKLW,
II you want to hear their stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

women whose lives used TO be
pleasant, happy and comfort
able.
When their husbands, sons or
other near and dear relatives
went TO war. quite a number of
these women took 10 drinking
harder. trying 10 drown their
worries. Now they are joining
Alcoholics Anonymous. attempt
ing 10 cure themselves Of their
addiction. Fortunately, they
are succeeding.
Last Sunday, Geneyieve Park
hurst started a series of articles
In The American Weekly on
Alcoholics Anonymous, and i
would recommend that first
article, and the ones to follow
n, TO any one who Is at all
interested In the problem OF
alcoholism. Mrs. Parkhurst IL
giving an extremely fine expla-
nation OF how the "A move
ment works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROGRESSED FOODS CBlus stAmps)
\, y, Q-Valid 10 Aug. Z.
GASOLINE
A-CoupOn e-Four gallons 20 July 2i.
A-CoupOn - gals, July 22-Sept. "a.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Sill gallons 20 Sept. 30.
New series units, 10 gals. each o.
Jan, 8
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

MRS. ROBERT w. RICHARDSON CHRISTENING THE SHI
Mrs. Richardson breaking bottle of champagne
PROV of subchaser the launching at the Fisher
Boat Works in Detroit while Comdr F. W. Wells teener}
W. Fisher ef) boat works president and her husband
1t. Richardson, look The ship financed by bond
purchases Rochester Mimi. and Olmsted County Mimi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
CLOSELY GUARDED

Gen. Giraud was as closely
guarded as any celebrity who
ever visited Detroit A large
array OF federal men IN plain
clothes. guns ready. accompanied
him everywhere.
The vigilance seemed unneces-
Sary as no one evidenced more
than passing interest in the tall.
handsome general and his retinue
of French and American officers
Gen. GIraud began his Detroit
tour at the Ford aircraft engine
plant. He was met by Charles
r. Sorensen. general manager of
the company, and Ray Rausch.
his assistant and superintendent
OF the Rouge plant.
The party made a quick trip,
with Sorensen explaining. through
an interpreter. the processes of
building up the 1000 hp. Pratt
and Whitney engine which the
company makes The Visit-Was
cut short 10 give the general a
chance 10 rest up AT his hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MHtL. Briggs
Accuses Wife
In Counter Suit

Mirt L. Briggs has filed a cross
bill of divorce, charging his wife,
Florence. with extreme cruelty.
constant drinking 10 excess and
association with other men. it was
disclosed today.
Several months ago. Mrs. Briggs
filed a suppressed suit of divorce
against her husband. a former
vice president of the Briggs Manu-
featuring Co. and a brother of the
chairman of its board. Walter o.
Briggs.
In the cross-bill, he charges
that "she is constantly drinking
to excess and has made a spec
tacle of herself in various night
clubs throughout the city" stayed
away from home several nights a
week until daylight and usually
arrived in an intoxicated and
abusive condition.
VIOLENCE CHARGED
The bill further charges that,
on one occasion, Mrs. Brig S
threw lamp at her husband and,
another time, picked up an ash
tray in night club and hit him
over the head with il.
o., On different occasions. Briggs
charged. he would come home
from work and find his wife en-
Pertaining strange men and. when
he would ask who they were, she
would reply that 'ie is none of
your business"
Briggs, who this week was sued
by the city for taxes in arrears,
a d m tie in the bill that he
couldn't get any money TO pay
them.
The bill said he had no stock
in the Briggs Manufacturing Co,
having disposed of his last 100
shares four years ago, and that he
owned no stock in the Briggs
Commercial and Development Co.
nor the Briggs Plumbing Ware
Co.
MARRIED IN 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
VISITS TANK PLANT

Yesterday morning, the French
commander and his party were
taken 10 the ChrySler tank plant.
Herman L. Weckler, general man
ager OF the corporation. and F. j.
Hunt. head Of the tank arsenal.
conducted the tour. The final
assembly lines, seen from an
overhead catwalk, captured the
generals attention.
After signing the arsenal's
guest register. which includes
such other famed names as PreSi-
dent Roosevelt. Wendell Willkie,
Gen. Somervell, Gen. Sikorsky,
Gen. Campbell, King Peter of
Yugoslavia and the Duke Of
Windsor. several of Giraud'S aides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
A Shrinking World

WINNETKA. H., July is (UP)-Pete
Fogle. u, donated hunting knife last
Christmas to a shipment of knives for
u. S. soldiers. He linked his name and
address on the handle and now, months
later, has received the thanks of q soldier
in New Guinea.
The soldier Was Marvin Strand %
Winnetka-the boy who lived next door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

MAT, CHEESE, FATs Red stampsl
q. a, K-Vahd 10 July 81.
s-Nalld July rs 10 July 81.
COFFEE
stamp 2t--One To-. July l % July q.
SUGAR
stamp ts-5 pounds 10 Aug t3.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS, IT, los each 90 Oct -
SHOES
Stamp l6-Oae- Sals-Lo Oct ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Alcoholics Anonymous is
strongly organized here, with
chapters which now include
hundreds Of former DRINKS who
have broken the habit, and
well put any one who is inter-
csted in touch with the organl-
zatlon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
TlUAR


u. H. 1ldnhdH
Mrs, sallie B. Adams Of Port
land was week end guest Of her
brother and sister in law, Mr..
aud Mrs. Robert Adams and all
50 bis father T. Adams =, Isaac
Fielder received honorable dis
charge from the army and is
back home again :. Supt. Han
nah was in charge of Sunday
school at st. Paul AME church.
Morning services were opened by
the pastor, Rev. r. C. Carthan
and message was delivered by
Rev, ]. d. Harris of the AME
church at Gould. Rev. r. w.
Walker of North Little Rock was
present and offieiated IN the
Fathers Day program with w.
c. Reynolds in charge. Jordan
fancy and the Jubilee Singers
of Bold Pilgrim Baptist church
took a part on the program. Mrs.
Bertha E. Harris was in charge
of ACE League and evening mes
sage was delivered by Pastor Car
than = The Home Department
school met at the home of Hay
ward Carr, who has been i'll, but is
showing much Improvement
D. A. Mitchell is on the sick list
and also Mamie Young.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25

young couple in holy wedloek in
the presence of close friends ana
relatives of both families. The
htida wore an aqua blue fittea
afternoon dress with a eofsage Of
white eafnatiouss aud white ae-
eessofies. The eoiffufe Of Mrs.
eeudletah was adorned with a
eafslge
During the ceremony Mlss
Lady George Mitchell played pop
tlar wedding tunes.
\ reception followed the eefe=
manF. Covering the dining table
was d lovely cloth of lace and a
huge eenterpieee of pink Texas
loses was used
The young couple will spend a
brief honeymoon in various points
In Texas. Mrs. Pendleton will re-
side near her husbands camp.
Because of the popularity of
the couple, the news Is of state
wide interest.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
Russellville
BY Mrs. Ruth Russell

Miss Daisy Moore and Miss
Geneva Peavy attended the Louis
Jordan dance in Little Rock !.
Miss Dorothy Burns left for
Omaha, Neb. for an indefinite
stay Cpl. Louis Landrum
was home on furlough A
Fathers Day program was spon-
Rev, J. H. Taylor, pastor Of G
sored by fathers of the city, with
ME church and Rev. B. L. Wight
man pastor Of the Baptist church
meeting in a joint session. Par
ticipating were Edgar Edwards,
X. j. Shans, Willie James, Law
b Hendrix, Randle Hendrix, Lee
renee Scott, Robert Joe Lane. r.
mont Edward, Lentel Hendrix,
Joe Neal, James Edwards and
James Vonds.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
Texarkana
Socialite Weds

Mr. and Mr.. F. X. Lawson, 514
Delaware, Texarkana. announce
the marriage of their lovely and
charming daughter. Myrtle
Amanda, to s-Sgt. Oliver X. PEN
dleton of the 93rd Inf. Division.
formerly of FIT. Hauehuca, Ariz.
Mrs, Pendleton finished her
high school work at the Washing
ton High School and completed
the prescribed course for a b. s.
degree at Prairie View College,
Prairie View, Texas.
Sgt. Pendleton is the son of
G. c. Pendleton and the late Mrs.
s. Pendleton. Immediately upon
graduation be volunteered for
army service.
Rev. A. Williams of the st.
James Bapt. Church, Joined the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
Bradley News
by A. Il. Brown

Ghildren's Day was observed
At the st, Paul Bapt. Church this
Month, beginning with a model
Sunday School conducted by
supt. Harris In connection with
tbs Children's Day Program. with
schools of other churches eoope-
rating Rev. Jim Harris. pastor
brought the special sermon at
the morning hour and the after
noon program was in charge OF
the Mission Sister with sermon
delivered by Rev. ]. l.. Good
man. Other pulpit guests were
Rev. II. p. Patton and Rev. Davis
Also present was Rev. A, Il.
Brown, PRESS agent.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
Mt. Cana Community
By Verniee Marie Taylor

Members and friends of adj
1aeent churches spent Sunday
with Mt. cana Bapt. Church.
After model Sunday School,
Pastor ]. II Hinton preached a
soul-stirfing sermon, collection
totaled S20.25. Prof and
hfss. T. Noftheross and Mrs.
cora Gentry were out Of town
Thursday accompanying their
mother, Mrs. Laura Norman. who
Is ILL., to TeXarkana where she is
receiving medical attention.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25

nv Mrs. Floyd Burrell

Ry Mrs. Floyd Burrell
The 3Sth Anniversary of
First Bapt. Church was held UNI
der the leadership of Rev. J, D.
Virgins, this month. The SER
vices were we'll attended all dur
ing the session with the coopera-
ton Of sister churches. Finance
Melted $500 as announced by
Mrs. EXia Norwood, church clerk.
The Golden Star Gospel Singers
will render program at the
First Baptist Church on June
27th The public is invited to
attend Mrs. Lena Grant spent
several days visiting relatives and
friends at Hostton, La. Mrs,
Willie Lee Martin of Alexandria,
Louisiana, is visiting Mr., and
Mrs. Earl Grant.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25
Newport News
by Mrs. &. ID. Maycs

News from here-Sgt. Odell
Walker Of FIT. Frances f. War
rem, Wyoming, was a recent din
ner guest of the w. B. Black FAM
lily Miss Loretta A. Black Is
visiting her sister. Miss Villa V.
Black in Chicago. Pvt. Emmett
Ellis of FIT, Shelby. ILL.,, is here
on furlough with his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Hattie Jones and other
relatives cpl Samuel Cotton
Of Utah is on furloueh with hts
sister, Miss sallie cotton, Mccoy,
MISS Maggie Oates attended
Electoral COLLEGE in Wynne,
Mrs. D 7. Walker left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, Street CON
ley and Gloster Terrence left for
Santa Monica. On sick List are
Mrs Annie BoYles. Rffie Berry,
Little Alice Harris is able to be
out again after having tonsils re-
moved. Mrs. Bertha Clay re-
turned to Los Angeles on We'd
nesday after a visit with the
Adams and Berry families. Mrs.
Lucille Hampton is visiting her
uncle in Memphis and was ac-
eompanied by daughter, Edith
Marie. Mrs. Irene Flemming
has returned from Cotton Plant
after visit with her parents. /.
Little Albert Lewis, son. return
ed with her. Mrs. Juanita Will
liams and daughter, Silvia Jua-
nita returned from visit In st.
Louis and Chicago. Mrs. Silver
Lem. Balentine and son return
ed from Chicago with Mrs. Will
liams to visit relatives. Mrs.
Laura Elliss Mtn called to Cur
doh to bedside of father. Mrs.
Blanche Willis of St. Louis has
returned home after a pleasant
visit with relatives. Mrs. c. L,
Branch was chairman of a pro-
gram of local talent on Sunday In
connection with the inspirationa1
Rally conducted by Rev. w. 8.
MeC'endon Of Atlanta, Ga, at st.
Paul AME Church. Rev, N, l..
Dove Is pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-25

Byc H. isnal isll

-. The Conway County Training
Schools Home Economics be-
hartmant presented its closing
program centering around the
theme. Conserve for Defense"
with various mbers presented
TO demonstrate the objective vivid
". ~. Characters in the playlet
written by Misses Feddie Belle
and Ora Mae Reese were Marie
Byers, as mother Cameron, Ruth
Wright, Sue; Oracle Mae Stewart.
Dorothy. Ernestine Foster, Grace:
Gathered Gault, Lucy, and a
group of other girls taking part
In the group activity made up of
Lorene Brewer, Lonene Pledger,
Ora Mae Reese and cleo Nc
Mahan, making eUs Girls on the
Home Front an entertaining
feature. Making Over
Sadie was presented by the 9th
graders in the Home Ec Dept,
Atarring Pauline Gill, Hazel
4Ganlt, Bernice Gault, Ora Mae
Reese and Pauline Flakes. An
effective dress review with a
background Of rainbow colors
made a beautiful setting Miss
Grace Mae Stewart and Miss Lii
Liam Acklin We're among soloists.
Miss Juanlta Robinson recited and
the program closed with group
songs. The faculty and student
body express appreciation to each
patron who attended.