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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
NAL Den
UNION RAPTIST cEuRcH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Willard L Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Nov ga
number of visitors were in the
audience Sunday morning. Rev
Clayton spoke on some of the
social changes which haze
taken place using as a theme,
"Ye shall know the truth and
the truth shall make ye free
Mrs Elmer L Valentine was the
soloiSt. The musical tea in the
afternoon given by the Flower
Circle featuring three out
standing artists of Boston,
Miss Joanelle Bryant, Mr. Ly-
curgus Lockman and Miss Ada
Barco, was a very fine pro-
gram. Mrs Celia o Barnes, as
chairman, was assisted by Mrs
J w Powell, Mrs John Clark,
E L Valentine and Mr. Ridges.
UsherS, Misses Shirley Hodges
and Virginia A Carter also
Misses Geraldine Martin and
Louise Kelly. Mrs Arthur Hin
ton served as mistress Of GER
emonieS. Rev Marinus James
of the First Baptist church of
Norwood was the speaker at
the evening service speaking
from tn text: "Our Lord Of
Compassion" Mrs Edith James
Honeth rendered two solos.
Rev Clayton who exchanged
with him was accompanied by
Mrs Margaret Smith Walton as
the soloiSt. A beautiful bCu-
quet of chrysanthemumS was
given in memory of Mary
Yvonne Mason from her moth
err and sister, Mrs Lillian Ma
son and Barbara. A gift Of
money was given in memory
of Albert Lee Randolph, Jr.,
by his sister, Miss Eleanor
Randolph, Memorial flowers
were given, Nov 2lst for Rev
S M Darlington by Mrs Alberta
C Valentine. Mr. F D Gibson
was in charge Of the boys for
the Fathers and Sons Night on
Friday evening. A supper was
served by Mesdames Ross,
Rogers and Morrison at the
church after which they at
tended the program the High
School Hall.-Robert T Smith
Jr, so NOT Mr. and Mrs Robert
T Smith of Glendale st, Ever
EFT. met with an accident on
Saturday evening and is now
at the Whidden Hospital, Ev-
erett.
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Recent Deaths

SAMPSON in Roxbury.
Mrs Hattie M Sampson Of 9
Hollander st. Funeral services
Nov % from Ashville, North
Carolina. j B johnson, funeral
director.
CARRINGTON - in ROY
bury. Leroy J Darlington OF
30 Cedar st. Funeral services
Nov 81, from Johnson's Funer-
al Chapel.
PENDLETON - in Boston.
Mrs Catherine Pendleton Of "a
w. Rutland so. Funeral sery-
ices Nov q, from Jotnson's
Funeral Chapel.
SHEPARD - in Roxbury.
Mrs Victoria Shepard of s6
Camden st. Funeral services on
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The choir rendered music -
the evening. Church School
held at noon. The Pastors Aid
Club will give their annual
musical tea next Sunday after
noon from 4 to 6 in the new
ly redecorated church vestry. A
very good program will be pre-
sented the principal speaker
will be a chaplain from Har-
ward College, Mrs Lucey Rob-
erts is chairman of the affair.
Seven members together with
Rev Branch attended the I'm
ion Thanksgiving services and
Communion at the Trinity
Episcopal church on Main st.
Rev Branch took part in the
Episcopal procession.
Rev Harold Branch was a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs william
Hathaway of Church st on
Thanksgiving Day. - Mrs Vir-
GINA Crutchfleld of Baltimore,
Md spent the holiday with her
mother, Mrs Evelyn Thomas Of
Union st, this city. Mrs
Olivia Bracey of East Orange,
N J, spent the holida with her
mother, Mrs Charity Keller of
Mt Pleasant st this city. - Mrs
Henry Scott of Fort Dix, N J,
spent the holiday with his
parents on Garfield Ave. -
Private Roland Fitchett of Fort
DevenS spent the week end
with his parntS, Mr. and Mrs
John Fitchett of Union st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

Horace Johnson, End National
Junior Vice President of Chi
cago; B Franklin Vaughan,
Editor of the Crescent; Joseph
Faisar Of Philadelphia; Ralph
H Jones of Philadelphia; DR.
julius B Hines; Ira L Gibbons;
j E Best, Edward Jones, Irwin
Winters of Brooklyn; Ernest
May of New York; Atty C D
Game and william Brannan of
Washington, D C; A A Arnold,
R H Harper and Rev W Hester
of Boston.
The conference adopted a
strong statement calling for
the ending of all discriinina-
ton and THE enforcement of
all laws safeguarding the
rights of cclored Americans.
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Christmas rehearsals under
the direction of Mr. Calvin
Bridges of the school. - The
Happy Home Club held their
annual anniversary dinner at
the home of Mrs Katie Wood
gett, 1875 King st. This was the
seventh anniversary OF the
club. Mrs Beatrice Miller is
president. Members present at
tn dinner were: MsdamS Fran
ces Russell, Willie Mae john
son, Lucy Perry, Carrie Sutton,
Georgiana Johnson, Beatrice
Miller, Elizabeth Hutchinson
and Fannie L Nazery. The
guests were: Mrs Ollie Mae
Brice, Mrs Ruth Clark, William
Miller, James Sutton, Bruce
Hutchinson and Claude Nazery.
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WOBURN

ST JoHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH
Hep Harold T Branch, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Nov 20 -
The last Communion service
for 1943 will be held IN 81
Johns church next Sunday
evening. Services will begin
promptly at z p m. Members
and friends are cordially in
vited to be present. Rev
Branch preached morning and
evening sermons that were
very interesting and full OF
food for thought. Miss Sylvia
Smith substituted for Mrs Bea-
trice Scott in the morning al
the piano. Miss Smith Is a stu
dent Of Prof Wilson OF VIM
chester in organ music. the
subject for the morning MANS
Longing for God" Subject tor
the evening, "The Danger OF
Following Christ a Far ON
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Phi Beta Sigmas In
Regional COnfab

The Eastern District Re-
gional Conference of the Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity was the
Highlight of Activity in the
Hub-to over the last week.
end of November,
The 100 fraters to the con-
fab, held in the Robert Gould
Shaw House, Nov 1927, heard
E Rudolphus Clemens, Region
al Vice President, warn that
the period after the war will
be a difficult situation for the
colored people and that we
must begin now, to compare
Pre-war days with the current
program and plan wisely a
postwar program. Democracy
for which we are fighting can
never become a reality until all
citizens regardless of color OF
race are assured equal oppor-
tunity for job training and EN-
ployment."
DR. R A Billings, National
President of the Fraternity
warned the college men of the
many errors that they have
been making as leaders and
urged them to work more SER
iously for the welfare Of the
colored people.
Letters of welcome were
rad from Gov Saltonstan and
Mayor Tobin.
Others who spoke included:
Or I L Scruggs, co-founder Of
the Fraternity of Buffalo, N z
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WEST NEWTON
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req J H Dennis, Pastor

w AION Oar 4h1 OAAS @SSA%
REQ J H Dennis, Pastor
What a large and beautiful
world to live, travel and De
useful in. Yet some are long
life time finding themselves,
They are often shown the way
to go home. Mr. Homer S Ring
wood and Miss Marguerite c
Harris never waited a lifetime,
neither lost sight Of home but
found each other and were
happily united in marriage by
Rev ] H Dennis Thursday,
Nov 25, 1943 at $3.50 p m at
the residence of Mrs e H Lo-
max, Al Curve st, West New
ton The best man was Mr. Ell
wood S McKenney and the
lady OF honor was Miss Kath-
leen E. McKellney, A great
Thanksgiving indeed amid rel
atives, friends, and adornrnel1t.
Mt Zion would see you Sunday,
Dec 5 at 1o:45 a m. Sermon:
God Forbid" by Rev Dennis
Sunday School 1918 p m. MIDI
6 to 7:15. At 7:45 p m testi-
monial and Communion. Zion
passed a successful last Sun
day in Nov, the 2ath. was q
fine day. 1t seems that each
sermon delivered by Rev Den
mis- is fresh and just from
Heaven. The sons of God and
the daughters of men should
have been by far and near. 1t
led from the Ontediluvian pc
Rod to the present conditions.
With 1000 years of Christian
Civilization, the world is head
ing for destruction. The 7:45
sermon was very helpful as
well, no guessing. If you are
saved and safe. know It, and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
New Bedford

NEW BEDFORD, MasS.-The
newly formed Harriet Tubman
Chapter, Number 10, American
war Mothers, was Instituted
wednesday, Nov 8, at Cornell
Hall by State President Mrs
Mary E Lee of Fall River,
Mass. Officers installed were;
Mrs Ethel H Kydd, president;
Mrs Carrietta Christopher, vice
nresident; Mrs Emma J Reid,
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Lillian Costa, recording secre-
tary: Mrs Anna Baptiste'
treasurer; Mrs Ada Anderson,
register and custodian of rec
ords: Mrs M Louise Gibbs, his"
torian; Mrs Adelaide olliveirre'
chaplain; Mrs Edna e Camp
bell, sergt at arms; Mrs FTen-
els seals and Mrs Helen Tai
bot, color bearers.
The program opened with
the singing Of America
Guest speakers were Mayor
Hartman and Rev N H Hilton.
Mrs M Louise Gibbs read a
brief history of the Life OF
Harriet Tubman. Lift Every
Voice and Sing" was sung by
Mrs Vera Hunt, Richard Had
dock at the piano. Mrs Harri-
man was pianist for the ex-
erciSes.
Guests from many patriotic
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
CITY ITEMS

Miss Florence e Walker has
returned home from the hos
pital and is speedily recover
ing.
The Girl Scouts, Troop 40,
No. Cambridge, are much in
terested in their work under
the supervision of thir leader,
Mrs Mildred D Allie.
Mrs Sadie Fitz-Allen of 81
Gorham st spent the Thanks.
giving weekend in Jersey City,
visiting her son in law and
daughter, DR. and Mrs Euclid
McGhee.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

organizations were present iu.
Guiding Mrs K Haywood of Fall
River Chapter and Mrs K Har-
r1Son OF the Wompn's Relief
Corps Of Rail River, Mrs Mary
Law, president; representa-
tiveS of Chapter Z of Harmony
Chapter, Mother Gridley Aux
iliary, UsWv; Ladies of the
GAR and Mrs Mary Kelly Per-
ry, State Organizer.
The i'll mothers were repre-
Sented by their daughters. Re-
freshments were served before
the installation.
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SPRINGFIELD
BY OLIVER NJ BUGGS
e. 40 Franklin Street
Telephone p-RBEH

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov
2s-Dr Joseffa zarratt who for.
merly practiced medicine here
put for the past few ears has
SSlded at Boston where she
was medical examiner for the
ElkS has returned to practice
IN this city. She is making her
nome with Mrs William Brun-
son Of Ill Quincy st and has
her office at ITS State st. -
Rev H Hutchins, pastor of the
Third Baptist church, who sue
ceeds the late Rev E D Chat
pee, Sr. is residing at the new
" purchased parish house at
ITO King st. Rev Hutchirs
comes here from a pastorate
at East Orange. " J. Rev and
MRS Hutchins have two chill
ofen' a daughter, Mrs Con-
stance Sinms Of Newark, N j
and a son, Booker Lands
Hutchins with the U S Army
at Camp Stewart, Ga.-Among
the sick listed from the Third
Baptist membership are: Mrs
sarah Lowe of Queen st, Mrs
Seatrice Jones Of Hancock st,
Mrs Florence Butler of 2s2
quincy st, Mrs Mertle Pulley of
Union st, Mrs L S Poole Of
HowleS st and Mrs Carroll of
"illianansett. The Sunday
school Is beginning their
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Pbysic-hitcheII
NuptiaIs

4 Mr. and Mrs Charles Physic
b Cambridge recently re-
eently returned from a visit TO
New York City. There they
Intended the wedding of their
son, 1t Charles E Physic of the
s72nd Inf to Miss Frances
Mitchell Of Yonkers, N Y. 1t.
PhySic is now stationed in New
York City. Miss Mitchell is in
Framing for a nurse at the
lincoln Hospital, New York.
4 The wedding took place at
HE brides home, 81 Ravine
bye. Yonkers, which was beau
Aifully decorated. The couple
Deceived many lovely and use
ful gifts.
4 The bride was attended BY
her sister in law, Mrs Sarah
Mitchell, New Jersey; the
broom by Sgt Albert Mont
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

don't let the wind blow you
here and there so much; throw
out your anchor. Mr. McMack
was with us at night, who was
once a Zion member. Will you
keep in mind Sunday, Dec ~, 3
p m. The anniversary sermon
by Rev Fredk T Bailey of Zion
West Medford, Mass. Come to
Zion.
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Cambridge

gomery of Cambridge.
While in New York Mr. ard
Mrs Physic ST. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Carl Bell, l
Convent ave.
They also visited Mrs Ply
Sic's brother, the Rev w j
Hutcheson Of Mattawan, N Y,
pastor of the Second Baptist
church there.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
OUTSIDE HOSTESS
ENTERTAINS AT FORMAL

The following servicemen at
tended the Hostess Party held
at Mutual Hall on Friday: Sea-
men H. Walden, E. Littleiohn, H.
j. Richards, S. Charles, I. Will
liams, v. Glass, ]. Lawson, VIM.
Mcdonald, j. Snyder, and L.
Smith. 1t was reported to have
been a most delightful party.
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WEST MEDFORD

49, - - ahB
W. MEDFoRD, Mass, Nov.
30-"True Repentance" was
the subject of the very practi-
cal sermon preached by Rev j
Frederick Bailey at Shiloh
Baptist church last Sunday
morning. The ushers were
James Sherwood and William
Harvey. Among the visitors
were Mr. and Mrs Alexander
Henderson and Mrs LasSiter,
Sr. From latest reports that
miracle car" the Pontiac,
driven by Miss EsteIle Coleman
is still racing along, although it
has ong passed over the finish
line as winner. - The Sunday
School attendance was good
with the members of Rev Bail
ey's class returning. Last Sun
day the school distributed over
dozen baskets to the sick
and shut-ins. The cooperation
of the parents and guardians
is greatly appreciated. The
Christmas Pageant rehearsals
are getting under way and
promises to be a fine produc-
ton. The pageant will be pre-
Sented on the Sunday nearest
to Christmas, Sunday, Dc &c
at 7 p m. - Birthday dona-
tons for the maintenance of
the organ will again be re-
quested from members and
friends. Mrs Faucenia Booker
is the treasurer of the Organ
FUND replacing her husband
Sgt Franklin Booker who is in
the service. - There have been
two recent deaths of old and
well known residents of the
community. They we're Mrs
Mary Barnett Of Arlington st
and Mrs Amanda Parhan of
Jerome st. IN our natural
enthusiasm over our church
schools part in the Union pro-
gram, we made two errors.
First, the Union was held in
Winchester, not Woburn, Sec
ond, we certainly should have
reported the fine performance
of the little girl from a neigh
Dor Sunday School. She recit-
ed from memory the entire ten
commandments without any
hesitancy or trouble. - We
welcome into the community
Mrs Addie P. Willis, friend and
tenant of Mr. and Mrs Hucles
Scott of Arlington st. - Mrs
Carrie Booker and Mrs Minnie
Miller were leader of the regu-
lar Prayr Meeting Service Fri
day evening. All are cordially
invited to attend these meet
ings. - TIL Annual Business
Meeting of the Church Corpor-
alton will be held on Monday
evening, Dec 26. All members
are urged to attend. Business
includes election of officers for
the ensuing year. A collation.
and get-to-gether will be held
after the meeting. - On our
sick list Msdames Coral Alex
ander, Cecilia Neal, Ellen
Brooks, Adah Gillian and
Francis Reavis. If any name
has been omitted, kindly SO
advise us. - Another famous
landmark where man OF us
have passed happy hours is be-
ing demolished. For Putnam
Academy is being carried away
by the tide of progress to be
replaced by a modrn apart
ment or store. Our older read
ers will recall Pitman as the
scene of many fine dances and
gatherings of the younger set
in an atmosphere of refine
ment and sociability. Especial
" notable were the affairs
given by the GUARDIAN in
the days of Editor VIM. Mon
roe Trotter. - No time Tor
more news. If yours has been
emitted, we shall make up Tor
it next week. If you leave 1t at
So Harvard ave before Monday
it will appear in that weeks
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04

Lane, Of Home Hospitality,
chaperoned the young ladies'.
Captain Claudia williams and
1t. Watson of the MDWC trans
ported the girls to and fro in
the transport wagon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-04
HOME MADE PIE SOCIAL

The following Ladies of the
Women's Improvement Club of
Everett are to be highly COM
plimented for the delicious
home made pies, cookies and
candies served to the service
men during the social. These
assisting were: Mesdames Fraz-
Ter, Farley, Lee, Nash, Watson,
Coles, Yancey, Chandler, Smith,
Miss Mildred Smith, Miss I'm
derwood and Mrs. Eaton who
was chairman Of the affair.
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BACK BAY JUNIOR
HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
"SHUT IN" SERVICEMEN


A party was held at New Sta
ton Hospital in the Recreation
Room On Saturday Evening for
the entertainment of the service
men who are convalescing.
Those attending were: Misses
Cynthia Belegrave, Grace Smith,
Grace Williams, Lucille Hayes,
Coral Alexander, Christine
Montgomery, Ann Joseph, Dor
othy Taylor, Yvonne Herbert,
Leona BroadnaX, Misses Yvonne
Herbert and An Joseph rend-
cred Solo dances. Mrs. Ruth
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1866 Pearl Street
Reys. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
Drs. r. T. Reed and
/ J. E. Jetz,
r0,,, 80 ;kEon -. S1I.~ ,.-.

The ss~vire at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will
Pc as follows: Morning service
Fsunday) 10:45, DR. r. T. Reed
" charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1890 p m, Mrs.
Ievina Milliken in charge. Ho-
" Communion every first
Sunday evening at 7.
Week Day Serpices
Prayer and praise service
every Friday evening at 7 with
Pr. R. T. Reed in charge.
Chotr rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at 7. Rev. Virgis Hill,
Pr charge. Public is cordially
Snvited.
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Army & Navy

SATURDAY EVENING DANCE
The Pledge Group OF Young
Ladies affiliated with the AKA
Sorority assisted the Junior
HostesSes at the Center on Sat-
urday and enjoyed the evening
as hostesses to a large number
of our service men. Some join
ed in playing various games in
the Recreation Room such as
Ping-Pong, Checkers, Bridge and
Pool, while others danced in the
beautiful Ball Room. Music
was furnished by Tasker Cros-
sons Orchestra.
EDUCATIONAL QUIZ AND
COFFEE HOUR
The service men and hostess
es were intensely interested in
the Quiz supervised by Misses
Leona Broadnax and Miss Gym
thia Belegrave on Sunday Aft
ernoon. Prizes of cigarettes were
awarded to the winners in the
manner of Double" or Moth
ing" Music was furnished by
the Navy Boys from the Dry
Dock Barracks who sang a
group of five Spirituals. Coffee
was poured by Miss Myrtle
Brown, assisted by the Junior
HostaSSes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Richard Sherk
Back in School

RICHARD SIIERK. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Hubert { Shcrk of
East jefferson avenue. has re-
turned 10 his studies at New
Hampton School for Boys, New
Hampton. y. J.
Richard received his reserve
football letter al the schools
annual sport banquet recently.
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Luncheon, Party
Mark Birthday

A LUNCHEON for Carol
Ann Christ was given to cele-
brate her ninth birthday Satur-
day at the League of Catholic
WomcnS Activities Building.
\ theater party at the Fox
followed. Those invited included
Joan and Kelvin KrauSer.
Camilla Harris, Patsy King,
Joan Natchke, Barbara Heyza,
Betty Keller and Joan Fuller.
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Student at Ann Arbor

THE BRIDEGROOM-ELECT is a student at the L. of NJ
where he is member Of Phi Kappa Psi
He will take his bride to live in Ann Arbor. until
August when he expects to be through college.
Parties for Kay will off with supper and
bathroom shower be given January ply Madelein
Pease her house Birmingham e..
Mrs. John C. Calhoun has invitations out for luncheon
and miscellaneous shower January 15.,,at her res
dence in Greenlawn
And in the evening of that day. Dorothy
Prussing will give dinner and kitchen shower her
house in Cranbrook road Birmingham
breakfast and pantry shower will be given January
T..by Mrs Lyman Weaherby Of Washington road Crosse
Ponte at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Donald
Hastings in Boston boulevard.
Ernestine Kern is giving a luncheon January %.
AT her house. in Edison venue.
And January "a. Doxee Jones will be hostess
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NOvaks Reveal
Daughter S Troth

MR.. AND MRS. MICHAEL
NONAk Of Pasadena avenue. an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Arlene Bayne, 10 Rob
Crt NcrmeulCn. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs CASTOR NcrmCulen of Mount
Clemens.
The hride-clcct is "A senior AT
Greenbricr College in Virginia,
and affiliated with Eta Epsilon
Gamma sorority
The brldcgroom-eleCt attends
Greenbrlcr Military School.
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s S ( CT s ma
tron of honor.
Ernestine
Kern will be
maid of honor
and the
following will
be brid c $
m a i d s
Thelma Fife
sister of
I h G bride e.
groom = elect
I'D o X e @
Jones, Doro-
thy Prussing
and Madelein
Pease
d on a ! q
Fife with the
United States
armed forces
in Mexico is
hoping to get
a furlough so
he c a n be
best man.
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WAAC Officer
To Give Talk

THE JUNIOR RED CROSS
COUNTY COUNCIL viii hold
its regular meeting at 10 a m.
Saturday at Red Cross head
quarters.
Delegates will read brief re-
ports on outstanding Junior Red
Cross activities in their districts
for the past month.
1t Nina MunCcy Of the
WAACS Will be the guest
speaker.
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Dinner Party
Held at DAG

MIR. AND MRS. WALLACE
s Mackenzie of Yorkshire
road. entertained at dinner last
night in the Detroit Athletic
Club
At their table were Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Broadway, Mr. and
Mrs. Burdctte Ford, and MIR and
Mrs. Howard Walton
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Sister Marion Of Honor

MRS GENE A. WHITE. the former Margaret Jean
Cogsdll -orso-l... hrlde... will be her
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Detroit Doctor
To Wed Soon

MIR AND MRS. ARTHUR
STANLEY AL l. + NJ A d of
Eden. Ont. announce the en-
Cagemcnt Of their daughter,
Doris Marie Allemand, 10 Or.
Walter l.. Baumann of Grayton
road.
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Continued on Page 16)
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R. Bliss WoIfes
Back From South

Mr.. AND MRS. r. BLISS
WOLFE have returned from a
three weeks stay in Lake Worth
and LaHdrTdate Beach, Fla, and
are domiciled at the Wardell
Mr.. Wolfe fished with sgd
CaSwcll in the Gulf Stream off
Laudcrdalc Beach and caught
his first SailfSh after many years
of trying. 1t was a 6-fOot
specimen.
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Loretto AIumnae
To Meet at Tea

TIE DETROIT WINDSOR
CIRCLE of Lorctto Alumnae
viii give a tea at 2:30 p. m.
Saturday al the League Of
Catholic Women, 120 Parsons
street.
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h N ayf:s.!.jir

WHAT WITH troussoau shopping
And dashng 10 all the parties.
Which are being arranged in her honor.
That popular hriie-ecct Kay CoGsdIl ....
Will have few leisure moments.
Between and tho hour OF her wedding
Kay....and Bob Fife. whose engagement Was an
nounced O.. not so long age.
viii he married January so at o'clock. in The
evening in 81 Pauls Episcopal Cathedral.
The Very Rev. Kirk p. OFcrraI
Dean of ST. Pauls. VIII ofCatC 49,.
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Vacation Ends
For Miss Mauer

MARY LOU MAUER. daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs r. J. Mauer
of Lakeland avenue. left recently
10 resume her studies at Michi-
gan State College.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
SHOP FRIDAY $50 TO pM STORE OPEN SATURDAY! 50
SHOE VALUES

SHOE VALUES
27 Prs. WOODEN SOLE PLAY OXFORDS
Non-rationed fabric uppers. Size to 9. Reg.
395 ------------------ AS
SO Prs WOMENS SLIPPERS. Rayon satin
with leather Soles. Non-rationed. Various
colors in broken sizes to 9---2.25 and $50
AZ Prs. Junior Miss Buster Brown Pumps.
Black and brown suede. Bring ration book
No. with coupon 18 attached. Broken sizes
to 8. Reg. 495----------- 3.45
TIE pALALs ROYAL FOOTWEAR.
SECOND FLOOR