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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
Hoffmannova izpoved

HOAlNHdAuOtd lZpONcU
Hoffman, je primal, da sc je
vpisal v trgovsko mornarico
namenom, da dezertira v ka-
KEN tujem pristaniscu ter nato
odpotuje v Nemcijo, kjer je ma
meraval vstopiti V nemsko IRA
koplovsko sluzbo.
On je obtozen, da je Nemciji
dajal informacije glede NORMA
riskih baz in konvojev ter gle
de vojnih obratov v Detroitu.
Ozadje spijonske tolpe
Grace Buchanan-Dineen je
stopila v nemsko spijonazno
sluzbo leta 1941 pod vplivom
Madzarke Sari Dehajek, kate
70 Sc je seznanila v Budimpe-
sti. Sari Dehajek je svoj cas-
studirala ma Vassar kolegiju v
Ameriki in pozneje je po raznih
ameriskih mestih obdrzavala
predavanja "madzarski kultu-
ri', "a kar je bila placana cd
madzarske Wade. Ona sc sedaj
nahaja v Nemeiji.
Ma predavateljski turi v letih
1938-39, je bill z MO njen MOI
Guyala Rozinek, Xxi Sc je javno
navduseval "a Hitlerja, rekoe,
da je Hitler njegov bog. Po-
zneje je bill aretiran in deporti-
ran IL Amerike.
Bond "a nacija
Mrs. Behrens je podpisala
bond "a $500, ko je bill Rozinek
aretiran in slednii jo je pred
svojo deportacijo v maju 1941
v Detroitu obiskal. Mrs. Behrens
je takrat rekla pred naseljenis-
kimi oblastmi: "Jaz sem sto-
procentno "a Hitlerja. Ako Hit
ler zmaga, bodo vse male dezele
v Evropi dobile svobodo."
DR.. Thomas je rodom il
Fresno, Ohio, in je nemskega
pokoljenja. Bill je znan kot pri-
jatelj detroitskega restavrater-
ia Maksa Stephana, cigar OBJ
sodbo ma smrt radi izdajstva je
predsednik Roosevelt nedavno
spremenil dosmrtno jeco. Bill
je aktiven kot govornik pri
nemskem bundu ter incl zveze
S Fritzom Kuhnom in Wilhel-
nom Kunzejem.
Imeni Nemk, XII sta bill prize
tt "a internacijo, nista bill OBJ
javljeni, receno pa je, da je ena
zena nekega dolgoletnega naci-
ia, druga pa je baje neka gro
flea rodom il Berlina.
Edgar ]. Hoover je izjavil,
da so bile aretacije izvrsene ma
podlagi preiskav, XII so bile v te-
ku cd 1889.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
MANI GOVEDINE

p v Ohiju in po sosednjih drza-
yah je danes 20 procent mani
goveje zivine kot je je bilo lani
v tenn casu. L. tega Sc sklepa,
da DO tekom prihodnje ZINE in
pomladi tukaj kot drugod pc
dezeli nastalo -obcutno pomanj-
kanje govejega mesa.
POZDRAVI
Il Elkharta, Ind, posiljajo
pozdrave vsem svojim prijate.
ljen in citateljem "Enakoprav.
nosti' Mrs. Maria Klemenc in
Mrs. Jennie Kranjcic. Tam sc
nahajata ma obisku pri Mr.. FIR
Jetnikarju, XII je brat Mrs
Kranjcic. zelimo jima obilo "a.
bave in srecen povratek!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

world war No. 2 baby from
Abraham Lincoln's home town"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

The Eastern Association of
Congregational churches was
held at Memphis Sunday. Those
attending were the Rev. and
Mrs B. A. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Polly, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Devinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Blackmon and son Clinton, Mrs.
Emma Lunger and Mrs. Mae
Smith.
Miss Marjorie Kinch left Sun
day 10 attend college al Adrian.
Miss Elizabeth Blair of Bad Axe
accompanied her.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hoster were Mr.. and Mrs.
n. f Freer, Mr.. and Mrs, Nick
Walsh and Mrs. Pearl Broder-
lex of Detroit.
The Blue Water Christian En-
deavor Union will meet at the
Congregational church here next
Sunday evening with the Rev.
w. j. Bandien Of Capac as the
principal speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Waite of
Lake Orion visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Waite,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kesner
had as their guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Kesner of
Memphis and Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Spaul of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Estes and
daughter and Mrs. Elizabeth Es-
ties wete Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hazelton
at Royal Oak.
The twenty-9ne GaAants in
New Haven and surrounding
community are busy this week
in their respective districts on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Draft Bill
to be Quashed

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23-.Pl
- Despite last ditch protests by
Senator Wheeler (D-MontD, adj
ministration leaders today chart
ed toward a shelf his measure TO
block the draft Of fathers.
Fortified by the Army Cen
eral Staffs assertion that 700
600 men must be in uniform by
Dec. 81 10 insure victory. oppo-
nents of the Wheeler measure
appeared confident they could
either smother the bill when il
comes up next Tuesday or bang
il back 10 the Military Affairs
Committee, there TO anguish
and die.
Meanwhile a million fathers
with low order numbers awaited
the calls W n C h their draft
boards will begin sending out in
October 10 pick the 446 600 fam
lily heads that Selective Service
officials say must be indicted by
the first Of the year Reflections
in this class have been running
about so per cent.
Bernard NJ Baruch, chairman
Of the War Industries Board in
World War | and unofficial ad-
visor TO President Roosevelt
now. told Congress yesterday
that if the Army needs married
men il ought 10 have them.
Addressing a joint session Of
the Senate and House Military
Committees, he said he had the
tmost confidence in Gen.
George c. Marshall, Chief Of
Staff. who said the 7,700 600
man army is needed.
The man in charge OF the lob
should be given our unqualified
support" Baruch said.
mo cheese pairing No trading
down. Give him what he needs. y
II that can't be done, DE ad-
vised--
Throw him out"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Conference Of Alcoholic Bsssrses IudHst'iss. Inc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Eye Foreign
Food Output
Would Relieve
u. S. of Burden

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-(R
- Plans for stimulating food
production abroad so this coun-
try will not have TO feed the
world have been perfected by
the War Mobilization Board and
are now on President Roosevelts
desk.
Announcement of the global
work TO be undertaken may be
forthcoming by this weekend,
along with an executive order
designating which Federal agen-
cy is to administer the huge pro-
gram.
The job may go either TO the
Office of Economic Warfare.
which already is conducting
large scale purchasing opera
tions abroad, or to the agricul-
ture department with its for
eign bureau and corps of ex-
perienced scientists. The State
Department probably will have
general supervision insofar as
foreign policy is concerned.
Eventually the program likely
will be integrated into some
United Nations organization in
line with the Allied policy of
sharing international RESPONSE
bilities.
This would be in keeping, too,
with United Nations plans to or
ganize relief and rehabilitation
work for war-wrecked areas on
a worldwide basis in November.
Distribution of food produced
undoubtedly will be one OF the
functions of the relief agencies.
Agricultural experts here said
the main work of promoting pro-
duction abroad is divided into
three steps: first, deciding where
fertile lands and labor may be
found; second, guaranteeing
markets for the produce; and
InlIu, Iudklls dN dAldOlC Nilc SCI
ices of scientists and other men
with know how" as we'll as
some machinery and e c d S
where needed.
The cost is not expected to be
great since nations benefitlng
from increased production prob
ably will be able TO pay for the
food they get. This was the case
with relief work in North Africa
where the people had plenty of
money but little food and cloth
ing
While some American produc-
ers may fear foreign COMPETE
ton, the advocates of foreign
production say the United Ma
tons Food Conference al Hot
Springs last summer developed
proof that the world never has
had enough food and the prob
lem essentially is not one OF pro-
duction but one of distribution.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
HELP PROBLEM

BOISE. Idaho - For ten days
three TRUSTEES in the Idaho state
penitentiary labored, canning
fruits and vegetables - but the
pile of peaches, pears and to-
matoes grew and grew.
Finally the men fled.
Warden Sam Poarch hopes
they'll be captured soon:
"Those peaches are getting
ripper every minute"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

the War Bond Drive. The quo
ia for New Haven Is $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis en-
tertained at dinner Sunday eve
ming, the Misses Mary Charben-
eau, Patricia Millar and Mary
Milan of Mount Clemens.
Pvt. John McElroy of Camp
Sibert. Alabama, visited at the
Lunger-Smith home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erdman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Werder-
man and william Werderman
were guests of Monroe relatives
Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
PHOTO ENTRY

SPOKANE, Wash. - Rosalie
foreman won't be six years old
before January /, but board
members voted TO waive their
December 81 regulation and al
low her TO enter school.
She was just three seconds too
Young.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Good morning, Doc. Your good wife tellsme
you're working night and day now that so
many of the younger doctorsare in the army
That 'sright, Judge, and I'm glad Imstill
able to do it. Had long letter from Harry.
that bright young fellow was breakin' IN to
take over my practice. He said the boys in
the service are getting the best medical care
of any armed force in our history. They
really should with all those brilliant doctors
and plenty of supplies to work with"
Speaking of supplies, Doc, not many
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
MILITARY-NO. 4 go. E. la
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-tP)

- A controversy over whether
military discipline should SUI
persede seniority privileges in
the case Of war plant guards is
expected TO be resolved by the
War Labor Board in favor OF
the military.
A WLB panel, it was learned
today. has agreed on a recon-
mended order which would per-
NIT the guards 10 maintain their
union membership and negoti-
ate contract, although separate
from the contract for the main
bargaining unit at the plant.
Nothing in the contract. how
ever, could interfere with mill
tary discipline.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
AR-SPANGLED

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Proud
parents receiving birth certifi-
Gates from the office of the city
commissioner of public health
and safety will find a new salu-
tation in red and blue ink at the
top of the certificates:
Greetings and good luck TO
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

people realize that large part OF the var
alcohol required to make the medical sup
plies that are being used right this minute to
alleviate pain, combat infection and save
human lives, is produced by the beverage
distilling industry. This entire industry
stopped making whiskey months ago and
has been working night and day producing
nothing but war alcohol"
Nobody knows better than |. Judge.
what an important contribution to our war
effort that really is.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Paul Robson Thrills Detroiters At Saturday Concert
WOmen's Clubs Observed
Anniversary Saturday

Saturday night, Jan. so marked
another year OF success for this
popular club Of the. Detroit Asso-
citation OF Womens clubs; when
they celebrated their 18th anniver-
sary at the club house on Ferry.
The club felt honored TO have as
their guest the state president, Mrs
F. E. Daw son. the associations
president; Mrs. Rosa l.. Gragg and
Mrs. Lindsay, an educator and social
supervisor at Howard university
Many games were enjoyed
through the night Prizes we're given
in large numbers for bingo, keno
and question and answer games.
Winners we're Iesdames Emma L.
Reed, Ardelia Heath, Nina Duncan,
Bessie Zampty, Bertha Carter, Sadie
Jordan, Willie NJ Filler. lnez Whit
ner, Mr.. Bray, Mr. Whtner, Mrs
Ruth Irwin and Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Mable Brown. program chair
man made presentations TO the
guests Of honor. and a special pre-
sentation was made 10 the president
Mrs. Emma L. Reid. which was a
lovely set Of silver Mrs. Mary Will
liams gave her tiny goid spoon
Each club member was given a
gift from the 'lub treasurer. This
was another new idea.
Mesdames Manila Shelton and
Mary Bray assisted Mrs. Brown
throughout the night with games
and entertainment.
Mesdames Mary Williams and
Bessie Zampty surely played their
parts in planning and serving the
menu. The dining room was a
scene OF beauty. The centerpiece
was candles and carnations with
ferns, beautiful lace cover mace
the background unusually pretty
Other members present were
Mesdames Lima Chambers. Calhe
Clarke, Matte Gender. who re-
ceived the guest graciously lula
Goggins, Maude Gould. Leola Scott.
Mrs. Don Fannie Ratliff. Mrs Critz.
who is a war worker dropped in on
her way 10 work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Ford Workers
Victory Chorus
Assists Artist
He Pays Tribute To
Fighting Russians
BY MAXINE FEARS

Paul Robson, who was presented
by Miss Nellie Watts, Saturday
Jan. 81. at the Masonic Temple
opened the l943 Nellie Watts Con-
cert Series Judging by the capacity
audience and the warmth Of recep-
ton, the celebrated basso Is still
an outstanding favorite among De-
troiterS.
The vast sea OF listeners sat in
hypnotic silence as the great Robe
son poured forth in song which
not only came from his lips but from
his heart as well. The world con-
flict rested heavily upon the artist S
mind. and by way Of tribute, he
sang to the valient soldiers OF
Russia and China in the tongues OF
these countries. AS a salute TO our
own fighting men. Mr.. Robson,
with the splendid assistance OF the
Ford Workers Victory Chorus,
presented Ballad for Americans
dramatic masterpiece.
Mr. Robson received many cur
tain calls 10 which. in spite OF a
quite full program, he responded
graciously and generously. Among
his several encores, he sang odd
Man River" and "Waterboy."
Lawrence Brown assisted Mr..
Robson at the piano and also sup
ported him well in two high spirited
vocal numbers.
Appearing with Paul Robson was
William .Schatzkamer. a young and
comparatively new concert pianist.
Mr. Schatzkamer came as delight
full surprise TO those unaware OF
the young artists remarkable abil-
ity. He has, however, distinguished
himself in Detroit by this brilliant
performance and will undoubtedly
be welcomed enthusiastically upon
return engagements.
Miss Watts announces the coming
OF Anne Brown, soprano. OF "Porgy
and Bess' fame. Miss Brown will ap-
pear Monday evening, March 8. a,
the Detroit Institute OF Arts. Follow
ing Miss Brown. Miss Watts will
present Eugene Cash. who will be
heard IN concert al the Detroit In
stitute OF Arts, April 9.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
5OthAnnuaL
DInner.At
Central WV

All members and friends OF the
Lucy Thurman branch Y.WCA..
are urged to attend the fiftieth
annual meeting OF the Metropolitan
association az the Central branch
building on Thursday evening, Feb
4. There will be a dinner al els.
. followed by program and election
of officers Mrs Charles F Stephens.
branch chairman, and Miss Eliza
beth Edmonson, Girl Reserve. will
participate in a panel discussion Of
The Y.W.C.A. in Times Like
These" Mrs. Stephens and Mrs A
E. Thomas are members OF the
Metropolitan Y.WCA. board.
Dinner reservations are necessary.
The meeting -is-epen -te-the public.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Mrs. Julia Lee Is -
HOnOred With PARTY

The cocktail hour OF the 666 club
last Sunday afternoon was the
scene Of a champagne party given
in honor OF Mrs julia Lee Of Los
Angeles. Calf. who is visiting here.
The host and hostess were Edward
Steward and sister. Mrs. Beatrice
Li,ileJohn Mrs. Littlejohn is one
OF the most popular beauticians in
the Motor City. Her brother Stew
art IS a share holder in the 666
Those present who enjoyed this
hospitality were; Mrs Myrtle {
Cook. Mrs lrma Adams. Mrs Mary
Davis. Mrs Helen Lewis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
STYLE WITH
PIN MONEY
TWELVE HORSEMEN AFFAIR
BEAUTIFUL AND FRIENDLY
By THELMA LEE

I IT WAS A WARM and friendly
gdthering-one with a two-fold
purpose. The Twelve Horsemen's
formal dinner honoring Onslow
Parrish past president and Earl
Johnson, incoming president. This
important affair was held last FRI
day evening, and the POSTMASTER
was genial and efficient Charles
Reeves.
The Sky room was a beautiful
setting for the ever so many local
fashionables Among the group
were Mr.. and Mrs Ray Peterson.
She wore beautiful gown OF pure
silk pale pink and black taffeta
Adel Metcalf and Mr.. Rutherford
who came up from Boobies to lend
their musical charms. They got off
with a bang with A PRETTY GIRL
LIKE A PRETTY TUNE, She wore
fuschia and black.
Mrs Barney YeHngbleed in the
grandest gown, black velvet bodice.
swiShy taffeta skirt with satin bands
OF red, green and black, wide
stripes.
jean Marvel IN black crepe jacket
Stylet trimmed in gold for glitter,
, long black gloves and bag.
Mrs. Lii Hammond in black
crepe dinner gown, with dusty pink
square yolk WIS perfect for dressed
up importance.
Mrs. Thelma Parish in black
crepe bodice. bodice studded bril-
lants that rule the day. Her COR
sage was gardenia.
The men all were very handsome
and 80 right in tuxedos and full
dress. After the delicious dinner,
some gathered atthe bar and some
in the beautiful Blue room, where
they danced until the wee small
hours.
was a guest and I had such a
grand time I should IKE 10 be in
yited again
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Honor F. Tucker
On His Birthday

Frank Tucker. 969 Leland street.
honored his wife, Mrs. Tucker with
surprise birthday party on Sstur-
day night, January 80 al the resi-
dence Of her sister. 6333 Twenty
eighth. Many beautiful as we'll as
useful gifts were received A lovely
luncheon was served, Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sprovels.
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. B. j, Anthony. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Claren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Bot
McGhee, Mrs. Curtis Parker. Mrs.
Charles Brycut, Miss Gertrude
Baker, Mrs. Matte Pharr. Bill An
drews, Mrs.-eooper, Mrs. Amanda
Walton Mrs, Lulu White and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Stephens.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06


They are having a mldwintei
splash party. on February a.
Lucy Thurman branch wv CA.
'tis on Monday aud they promise
very good Tine. Les; You for
get. the members are ROBERTA
GREENIDGE. who is the "prexy"
GLADYS HOUSE. vice prexy
CHRISTINE DODSON. secretary
KATHLEEN WEISS. correspond
ing secretary ..VEDA- FREEM0N,
treasurer :. ELAYNE WHITING
TON, historian Jean Carson
Margaret Cook Labrentha Nc
Mahan Erma Keyes
Jewel Rstlif Valerie Tandy
McCrary Lucille Rosemond
Burney Watkins Doris
Fuller Ruth and Gladys Giles
:. Katherine Weiss E. Demarr.s
Solomon Dawn Watson e..
Doris Dungin and Frances
Williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

.,.Seni the most attractive necklace
with the emblem OF the Coas'
Guard to "Trudy" Jackson
x !: x
HELEN QUEENS graduated
from Northern high school a
member OF the Latin Honor Society
ard with ] magma cum laude
besides. Good girl
x x x
HARRIET McFADDEN also
made the Latin Honor Society &C..
and has the magma cum laude.
Others who we're graduated are
LUCY HOWARD who was so
happy because her mother came all
thc..Way from Baltimore to see her
get her dlp,omao,.M MARTHA COR
DON HERBERT McFADDEN
Jr JOANDELL RUSSELL.
All these are Northern high grads,
x x *
Saw GRAYCE SADLER and a
MRS. RUFFIN Of New York City.
o.. The. latter used TO work with
Sadler in DC will sojourn here
for two weeks>as her guest.
* X X
VALMA BRANAM made a hur-
ried trip to Chicago last Friday -.
TO be with her sister. MRS. JESSE
JOHNSON whose husband is i'll.
and in the hospital there.
* x X
HOWARD GRESHAM was in
town for the week end looks cute
IN his khaki lis sttll stationed al
Custer, .. You guessed it, he. spent
all OF his time with his fiancee. D..
MARION CARTER, Her ring is
specially pretty "a single perfect
pearl instead Of the traditional dia
mond. She sa. s She intends to
have marriage Ri g made OF dia-
-i4+esd.s- and PEARLS -efegafft--
X X X
ELSIE ROXBOROUGH still
glamorous ard Elusive was here
for a short visit from California.
spent the time as houw guest of
her sister MRS. BEN BROWN
LEY i. Mrs. Lotto Roxborouei
came down from Woodland Mich.
to spend day or so with her
daughters.
Elsie was supposed TO return TO
California on Monday Of this week
said she thought she had best
make the trip home. f. while seat
on trains and planes is still avail
able 10 civilians.
Was as usual ultra sophisticated
and beautifully garbed. Is doing
her creative writing and loving il.
X X X
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHAS three
one-act PLAYS Angels Don't Marry
Her Majesty the King . and
Smoke Screen are .;o-bc pre-
Sented this Friday night. in the
Maeeabees auditorium e.. curtain at
8:l5 sharp.
x X x
Also on The calender is the Ivy
Leaf skating party to be held a,
the Forest 4t4b on February B. y Z
They expect and invite all skating
fiends TO attend. ,. Hours from 6 to-
9 They premise that the joint
y II jump "confidcniially."
x * X
DIR LORENZO J GREENE. pro-
fcSsor Of history at Lincoln uni
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Other guests were: Masters Shell
ton. Whi,ner, Duncan Clarke. Daw-
son, Filler, and Mrs. Eximesnor
Bum.
We hope TO continue our good
works for many more anniversaries.
Next meeting Wednesday, Feb. 3.
with Mrs. Matte Gender.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
GADDINGS
BY GLADYS



So that there is another doctor.if the RkIFORD
family MISS FRANCES RAFORD celebrated the occa-
sion with party. in honor of her very brilliant brother
from the University of Michigan medical school the
tender OF -.
On last Saturday night members of the younger social
SET sWarmed into the sWank Raford for the
pose of celebrating the momentous of Frank Jrs
advent into the professional realm.
The heaueous ADA LOUISE EVANS the youthful
medico's special guest for this occasion.
- Others who attended: LILLIAN BROWN stag. her
CHARLES B44N43is off visiting his folks alt
mereAMd HENRY ENERETTE squirrel M.ARGlE CARTER
JUNE DICKENS MARGARET WELLS MARGE
DUNBAR MIKE HAIMAN &c.,. CAROL. LENI...
ELSIE MILLER MElIBA GRIMES DOROTHY
MILLER ST CLAIR BlI.I1UPS -. RICHARD CARTER
who home furlough Fort Riley
Hans. where he will Officers Training school
BILLY POLK BILLY SYPERT GERALDINE
PORTER. MR.. and MRS. HERBERT THOMPSON
MARY PENICK MIR. and MRS BILL PHILLIPS.
MR.. and MRS MARK BATTLES.
: BAKERS OF BAY CITY VISIT
Saw goodly part of the BAKER clan of Bay City.
having good old family dinner in the Paradise Lounge
last week.. There ATTY and MRS. OSCAR BAKER
ancy) MR.. and MRS. WALTON LEWIS she is the
former Dorothy Baker and Mrs Bakers arisocratic
sister MRS. SAWYER of Detroit. The Bakers (elder)
spending a days with the Lewises and Dorothy
having time Of il trying 10 persuade her dad TO
Saturday night for the Paul Rebeson recital
don't know whether she accomplished it,.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
PORTRAIT OF A LADY
PLAYING THE TYPEWRITER

The LOWELL BAKERS have
their second bundle from Heaven
.s/bsby girl brough; to them
b. the siork or last Sabbath Gay
=. early in the morning
X X *
MARTHA BRADLEY and HOW
ARD TANDY will speak their NoWs
:, with jus; the families and few
frends this THURSDAY in the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. r l. Brady
e X X X
: DR. J. W. AMES. so loved by
al who know him suffered a
stroke Jas. THURSDAY We are pleased
10 report as We 90 TO press that
he is improving al his home.
* Il X
Very very shocking was The news
o. the sudden passing OF PHILLIP
ROBERTS grand guy Just
heard today that re passed away
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

after an Illness OF only. few days
"a victim Of pneumonia.
X X X
CHARLES POWELL has gone 70
the army we were surprised 10
learn thought they might let him
stay home and take care OF MAR
JORIE and the LITTLE SHAVER :
Guess Uncle Samuel had other plans
for him.