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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

A favorite story of a person you
know. J. Norman Long, publisher
OF the Michigan Republican, tells
this one:
In a rural community a citizen
whom we shall call Mr.. y. went
to the poStotfice for his mail and
the conversation was as follows:
N.r. X.-Any mail for me, Zekd?
Zeke the postmaster - Not
much. just a card from your aunt
Ella, she says she is feeling poorly.
Mr.. X.--Say. Zeke, ] heard you
was agoin' 10 lose your job as post
master on account of we now have
new administration.
Zeke-Listen, son. have been
the postmaster here for thuty-two
years and / have yet TO see the
administration that can change
faster than / can.
..rnn .a1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

growls at them. She says II does
her good.
John Pratt, the attorney from
Telodo who has many friends in
this city, is now back for a while
working on the war fraud cases.
Morris Kline, day manager of
one of the bigger places in the
city. has a parrot named Kelly to
keep him company. AS the name
implies, the parrot is green, and
when Kline has his lunch the par
rot lets himself out of the cage
and when Kline isn't looking
sneaks up on his lunch The other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Samuel Leib Declines
Athletic Board Post

Declaring he has no desire to
serve on a commission which
hasn't held a meeting In four
years, and which Is wholly In
active" Samuel w. Leib, an attor-
ney, today rejected an offer to
serve on the municipal athletic
commission. The post was offered
him by Mayor FERRIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

corner wish him luck during the
next As years.
March IL Detroiters will have
a chance 10 see the city's top
bowlerS in action at one of the
largest alleys. And it is all for a
good cause. too. They will bowl
for the Red Cross. At least three
or four Tiger ball players will
take part.
Josephine Kurzawa, a pretty
young lady who serves the public
i'm one of the better eating places,
takes one day each week to hate
everybody. Sometimes she even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
0PA 10 Inventory
Typewriter Stock

Inventory statements from
typewriter dealers, wholesalers
and manufacturers. must be filed
with the OPA by March 10, show
ing their stocks as of February
%, it was announced today. From
these reports OPA will determine
the regional location of stocks.
Similar reports will be required
May 10 and August 10 showing
stocks on hand April 80 and
July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

day Kline fooled the bird and put
a bit Of gin in his water. Up came
Kelly, took a quick drink and
yelled:
"Ring IL up! Ring II up"
Seems Kelly had been taught to
yell that at the bartenders at the
last place he STAYED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

the lovely young lass from Detroit
who recently came in second as
the Sweater Girl Of the Year"
But that isn't all.
Even in Fordson High School
Adelyne took the eyes Of the boys.
When II years old she had the
title of Miss II of Detroit and
since that time has been working
for Jam Handy Pictures. Screen
tests have been offered her. but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
County Auditor Friel was see

ar the corner
of GriSwold and
Fort the other
day chasing his
hat down the
street. lie fin
ally captured
same, much 10
the delight of
onlookers, after
several unSuc-
c q S s { u | a l.
temptS. He was
pretty winded
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Navy's College Tests April z

WASHINGTON, March 3 (UP).
The navy announced today that
qualifying tests for applicants for
its new college training program
will be given in schools and col
leges throughout the country
Anril q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
People You Know
Postmaster Bows to Both Potical Parties
Nv WILLIAM FLEMING

she says she is waiting until the
right thing comes along
A fine actress. she took part IN
many school plays.
Art Young, the general pasSen-
ger agent of Pere Marquette, cele-
brateS his forty-fifth anniversary
Thursday. His friends and this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

d a y ( r o m
Wayne Medical
S C h DOL where
he has been the
top man four
years. He has
taken down all
the honors you
can name dur
ing his career
at college and
high school
. . .
Miss Adelyne
pfIEinU 4 IN lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

when it was all through.
A graduate Of Mackenzie comes
through: X. w. Hutchinson, sta
toned at the marine corps base
in California, came out on top
during his training. He was hailed
as the outstanding member Of his
platoon during recruit training.
On the rifle range he tied with a
lad from Texas for high honors.
Arnold Henry Kadish Of 10026
BroadStreet will graduate Thurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
FROM Q. p. A. CONSUMER
INSTRUCTION SHEET

EAT MORE CEREALS-There is an abundance OF cereals
and as you know, they mighty economical They
nourishins and delicious what's cereals can be used
TO stretch your rations when mixed with vegetables and
fruits"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

Because cereals are one of these abun.
dant unrationed foods, we here at the
Kellogg factory in Battle Creek have been
doing everything we possibly can to meet
the unprecedented demand for our prod
ucts. We're sending millions upon millions
of packages Of crisp Kellogg Cereals to the
boys in our armed forces. We're packing
K.ration for troops in che front line of fight.
ing. Even our machine shop is making gun
parts! And we're short of help, too. There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

ne man wno auilS se IaI so Je.,s So Eor
mas ms hea cue" nc Lnr .oe e arJ lacI
l Ii o.;a - ny LeI,, - 80 tru;ra ~
Oh eApelienN.u n..p =, IN 80 ~, ths 81
carry 4n ,:,,,,,a ~, w. s sx,,scted &c him
VI S sIrviIS sIu as y. 800 neuv ,,robIemm
~ w" u. -: s He h.s 20 collect the
i p0.n. 60, uos ,s well as the cash
IT, burden for h;m~s,re-and for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

are 423 stars on the big service flag hang.
ing in the lobby of the Kellogg building.
But in spite of these wartime difficulties,
we've doubled our efforts to be sure that
we can supply Kellogg Cereals to the mil.
lions of American families who are depend.
ing on cereals more than ever.
4 K x
Always famous for marvellous flavor,
every Kellogg Cereal is made of WHOLE
GRAIN or is restored to WHOLE GRAIN
NUTRITIVE VALUES through the add.
ton of thiamin (vitamin B, y, niacin and
iron. With milk alone, or with milk and
fruit, bowl Of crisp, delicious Kellogg
Cereal gives you vitamins, minerals, pro-
tein, food-energy in one dish!
And remember this about cereals in your
daily meals. They're quick and, easy to
prepare. No cooking, no pans or skillets to
clean up. Even the dishes are easier to wash.
Cereals save time work - fuel other
foods. Used in hamburger, meat.loaves,
croquettes, ETC., they help you stretch your
meat and they make milk 60 farther, too.
Think of cereals as one of your best, most
nutritious, non.rationed foods and think of
Kellogg Cereals as the finest you can buy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
GOLDEN RULES OF FOOD RATI0NING

(Cm this o,d and Sdpe it for reterence)
Share your food with our fighting men.
z-Shop earlier in the day, early in the week
and only once week, if possible, to tighten
congestion in the store.
3-Make I'D a shopping list and add up the
points BEFORE you shop. Include fresh
fruits and vegetables, cereals, and other
unrationed foods where you can.
4-Plan your family diet carefully. Get enough
nourishment. Make up menus for the
week.
5-Use and point stamps when you can,
save l and point stamps to make the
count come out even. Your grocer cannot
give you change in Blue Stamps.
6-Plant Victory Garden.
7-Do all the home canning possible.
S-Don't blame your grocer for wartime in.
conveniences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

and vegetables are not rationed and they
deserve an important place in your war
time meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Arnold Henry Kadish Of 1oo26

Broadstreet, viii graduate Thurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

Pilking { on Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Maudine franklin
And Guest Return

Miss Maudine Franklin brought
as her house guest, Miss Hyla Tur-
ncr when she came home from
Washington last month. Both Maui
dine and Miss Turner are working
in Washington and attending How
ard university.
Both girls enjoyed their vacations
meeting new friends and renewing
old acqualn,anccships. seeing the
sights in Detroit and Canada. They
were honoyed With luncheon. DIM
ncrs. theatre parties and various en-
tcrtainmcnt by Evelyn Greer OF
Rosedalc c.. Miss Grace Bell OF
Mckinley street Mr.. and - 5.
Frank King OF West Kirby. Mrs.
MeAdoyy Of w Grand Blvd, Mrs
Sarah SummUs OF 25th street, Miss
Ora Kaslcr OF Stanley street, Mr..
and Ms. ibson of Hartford ave-
nuc and Miss Beatrice of Stanford.
The girls have rcturncI 10 Wash
,rgton Whcre both viii return 10
Howard and their jobs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Swanky Linen
ShowerHonors
Recent Bride
Mrs. K. F. Sink f or d
Receives Lovely Gifts
Nv VIyIENNE


Recently wed Katherine French
Sinkford was the recipient OF a
lovely linen and household shower
Saturday night, given by six hos
'esscs at the home OF Beulah Cain
Brewer.
A touch OF autumn was in evil
deacer The house was decorated
throughout with flame sladiolas. An
It1lan\ cut work cloth covered the
able, which had a delicate blue
Howl in the center, Artis;ically ar
.anSed in the bowl we're flame
= iadiolas. Az each end OF The table
was a punch bowl with plenty of
punch and real rum. The hors d.
ouvrcs we're attractively arranged
and were cut in various sizes and
shapes.
The honoree was gowned in a
stunning black drapcd frock. with
a bow in back. Her only iewelry
was gorgeous club. Her hat was
a tiny raspberry colored one and her
other accessories were black.
The hostesses' costumes also re-
Elected the autumn touch. Ruth
Graham was especially lovely in an
olive green wool dress with hat
OF the same shade. A red bird was
gsily perchcd on the hat Her shoes
and bag were brown reptile.
Ever smart black was chosen by
Louise Grooms. Bculah Whitby,
Bculah Brewer and Mamye JefTcr-
les. The latter added gardenia in
her hair for a touch OF glamour.
Chic Margaret Thompson wore a
navy blue ensemble. Purple reptile
shoes and bag completed her cos
tune.
Katherine will have more than
enough linen for the duration.
Among the gifts received were a
what-not shelf and hand-plinted
china dishes.
The guests were Julia Brady,
sv.a,hed in Kolnsky skins, Mrs.
James II. Williams. DISTINGUISHED
looking in a grey dress with green
jeweled buttons, Lillian Brooks.
Hazel RoxborouSh, Marcclla Peter
son. Betty Cole. Matyrice Cole, Mar
jorie Willis. Mary Matthews, Ancc.
Lambert. Lydia Goggins, Margaret
A. Thompson, Garnetta Garter,
charming in pale blue with a red
flower in her hair and red shoes,
Lottie Lovejoy. Johnnie Fritz, very
smart in red wool, Hertha Priest.
Jcanct.a Whitby, Bessie Office.
Frances Burton, Ann Benson, E.
nesta Cruzett. Ann Childs Agnes
Lewis. Cornell Orum, Bonnie Smith,
Virginia White. Blanche Reese Will
liams, Charlotte Jason. Daisy Jason,
Helen Pettiford. Jane Smith, Lucille
Lee, Elaine Conway, Mary Roberts,
Melisabell Grant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Usher Board Prexy's
Surprise Complete

G.. n. Lcaster. president OF the
Mt. Olive Baptist church usher
board. was given a surprise birth
day party by the members OF the
board Al the home OF his sister, Mrs,
McLillIe. 537 Medbury The party
was planned while he and his wife
we're away on vacation.
He was the recipient OF many
useful presents from members Of
The board and friends, A delicious
menu was served.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Goodon, Mr.. and Mrs.
McLilic. Mr.. and Mrs. Zeke Hayes.
Walter Dennis. Mrs. George Wig
gins, Mrs. Alberta Clark, Mrs. Bea-
lrice Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Rowlinss, Mr.. and Mrs f. Jackson
Russell Gaines. Mrs. Carrie Decker
son. Betty Dehoncy. Mrs. Ella Jar
rctt. Mrs. Alice Pearson, Henry
Robinson. Mrs. Flora Carey. Wi.
liam Williams, Brady Shcr.il, Mrs
Susie Barnett and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Evelyn Monioy
Party Hostess
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs Evelyn Solomon Monjoy was
hostess and charmngly, on We'd
ncsday evening OF last week at a
cocktail party in honor Of her close
friend ana house guest, the very
reasonable Mrs. Mayola Powers
Smith OF Chicago.
The cocktail party which was
held between the hours OF I and 10.
was held in the home Of The hostess,
$40 Algcr street.
Hors d'ourvcs. almost TOO pretty
20 MUNICH. and a wei! filed cockta,
bowl. vas the focal point Of a gay
group in the dining room. Others
sat and cha;tcd or played al games
IN the living room.
The petite guest OF honor was
elegantly Gar5cd for the occasion
in an Eisenbcrg original model. a
5.zarre print. yellow and white
tropical flowers splashed on a black
background. Her hair was beauti-
fully coifIed, in the prevailing mode.
on the top OF her head w..h flowers
cntwncd. and corsa2c OF gar
dcnias pinned 20 her shoulder. she
made a charming picture.
Mrs. Blanche S;urkey assisted her
cousin with tho serving. She was
fetching in black and white print
and rcd flowers in her hair. Mrs
S;uskcy is walking on air these
days because her sergeant husband
Will be here FOR a iurlouSh in a
week or so.
Guests at Mrs Monjoy's party
included Mrs. Valma Branam and
her sister. Mrs. Rose Johnson OF
Chicago. who is making her home
acre now;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
LADY SLIPPER BRIDGE CLUB

Wishes 10 announce that il has
resumed meetings after a summer
OF adjournment. First meeting was
held on Wednesday, September g.,
1913. The rolls are open for new
memberships. Anyone interested is
advised 10 call Mrs. Marion Griflis,
Fl. 1920.
John Lee Newton, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. \. Newton. 54l3 Roosevelt, is
pending a shor; furloush with his
parcpts and friends in the city. He
has recently completed his recruit
training al the Great Lakes Naval
Station. Due TO his experience as a
prizcfsh:cr, he has been recon-
mcndcd for Security watch.
Fred A. Marshall. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Marshall, 1922 w.
Hancock, has completed his recruit
:yainlns IN the L. S. n al Great
Lakes IL. He was active in many
sports while there. winning the well
tcrweight title of the 28th Bn.
Marshall was among the few Ne
srocS selected TO attend Quarter
master school at Great. Lakes. He
IS now spending short furloush
with his family.
NJ. and Mrs Curly GunH, 1914
FarnsWorth street, were the hosts
at d.nncc party StNep in honor
81 M. and Mrs. Samuel Laval, Of
Arizona.
Menu consisted Of creamcd pota-
toes, fried chicken. hot rolls. ice
cream. cake and coffee. Games were
played and pictures taken.
The guests included. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Dorothy Ceter Shower
Honoree At P. B ow
By THELMA LEE

Miss Lucy Banks was charming
hostess in the beautiful club room
Of the Paradise Bowl, filed with
flowers, where large group OF
young women gathered bringing
loads OF beautiful gifts. Among
those who attended were Illinois
Grifrcn. Josephine Alien, Tommy
Ulmcr. Lucille Winston, Ida Harris,
Dorothye Merriweather, Rosa Lee
Mcrriweathcr, Gladys Maye Swim
ton, Prudence Perry Carrie Swim
ton, Dorothy Montgomery. Mrs.
Boyd Montgomery. Esther Mont
somcry. Willie Mae Virgins. Edna
June Charles, Thelma Lee and
| others.
Smartly Dressed
Illinois Griffen, wearing black
crepe and satin. with slim lines,
wide black felt hat with yards OF
yelling tied under the chin. pearl
earrings. clip and bracelet and gor-
seous mink skins.
VILLA Montgomery wore natural
chalk stripe coat dress with brass
/ buttons, brown felt hat ard pouch
/ oa-
Willie Mae Virgins wore a fitted
light weight wool coat-dyess OF
.emon yellow buttonod from neck
. hem, trimmed with brown velve,
neck band and bow tic, Her hat,
BAG and gloves we're brown.
Gladys Swinton's Gersniun-red
crochetcd collar. hat, bag and cuff
set were conversation piece. (She
made it,
Louisa Perry's enormous black
Felt hat with clipped edge and yards
Of French yelling. black crepe
dress with ali TIA; that implies gave
a nice qualify look.
Honoree Stunning
Dorothy Geter Montgomery was
pretty in black crepe, we'll fitted
slim lines. with her favorite orchid
emerging from the rippled brim OF
her black hat. One was pinned TO
most stunning bag and her very
suitable gloves were black eight
/ button length.
Lucy Banks was in primitive
purple crepe drspcd from hips 70
sem, her oT-thc-face hat with veil
.ng edged with deep lace.
White Satin Worn BY Bride
/ Dorothy Gctcr spoke her VOWS in
los Angeles, Calf, Friday Angus:
&. 70 Second L.: Lilo David Mont
.1ncry ot the armed forces.
! TIC scene 81 tho $50 o'clock ccre-
mouy was tho beautiful home Of
Mrs. WI'arcna Pratt OF 46;h street
The Rev Mr. Isaacs. nephew OF
Roy. William II. Peck. read the
services
Tho bride was given in marriage
by her uncle. Mr. William Robinson
wearing bridal gown OF white
satin and fashioned with long. grace.
III. sleeves. a Gngcr-tp veil, halo
oof pearls and rhinestone necklace,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
PuRIFOYs ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Winnie Purifoy OF Alger
avenue returned home from an en-
joyable visit in the South in time
TO entertain visiting relatives OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Harringan and Mrs. Lucille Davis
A party was given in their honor
by the Purifoys. A delicate menu
was served and a good time was
had by all. Guests were Mrs. Rosa
Bunic. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Trav-
1T. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wilson, Mrs.
Sallic Hitchcock, Mrs. Lille Waller,
Mrs. Annie L. Fleming. Mrs. Lee
Alma Lawrence and Mrs. Myrtle
Robertson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Sigma Gamma
Fourth Annual
Fashion Show
Art Institute Oct. Z;
Lovely New Models

This Is the fourth year tina; the
Sigma Gamma Rho sorority vii
present Fall Fashions On Parade
The first two years the show was
helS at the Mccollis,er Hall. a
which time clothes were shown
from personal wsrdrobeS and from
local shops These shows were high
ly successful and led 10 las; years
presentation Around the Calcnda-
with Dame Fashion" This third
show was an overwhelr.n success
and enjoyed by a vast audience
Judging from the activities 81 the
Fashion Show Committee. o. VII Oh
energetic and gracious FloSs.e WI
liams is chairman. an ou,stard nc
Fashion Show VIII be presented this
year. Working with Soyor Williams
are Helen Ch.lds. Marian Hester
Mozelle Cons. Mildred Watson.
Dorothy Pearson. Lille Wh.;se,te.
Awbrazonda williams. J o y n lie
Khersey. Mile Edwards, Mavis
Bonney. Dolores Thomas. BasleuS
Margaret Rowe and SYLVIA Snow
den. The theme or tho show Is both
timely and moanncfuL Allied IN
Guences-on FASHIONS.
Early interviews with some 81 he
models indicate tha; = lot ~ plan
ming has gone into the clothes they
expect 70 show II Inc with the
restrictions placed by the Wa Pro-
6Cetion Board. basic wardrooes
streamlined for duration wear VIII
be on parade with Suave elegance
and high fashion predomlnating
Beautifully sculptured fashions on
equally complimentary modes VIII
be h.ghl. GIFTED man attractive SET
ting with the musical background
provided again tbs year by Leroy
Smith and his orchestra.
While the patrons and members
Of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority we're
more than pleased with last years
show, Mr. and Mrs Clement T
Mills have again combined their
efforts and promise 10 give better
performance this year. Entertain
nent between scenes viii be de-
signed for all ages, both women and
men Some Of our best and more
popular models Will be with us
again this year along with many
new faces and surprises for our
Detroit audience.
The Fashion Show Committee
has been fortunate in obtaining the
cooperation OF additional stores and
shops and their personnel have
been most helpful in selecting
clothes which are colorful and
dramatic within the restrictions. The
furs shown will be the last word in
luxury but can be worn over any
thing from suits to evening dresses.
Soror Marian Hester reports many
stores plan 10 feature among other
things ''24-Hour-A-Day Suits At
tractive Dolores Thomas. who 10
heading our College Fashions. wax
ed enthusiastic on her preview OF
the plans Of the l943 Fashion Show
Committee. Get your ticket early
Plan on meeting your best friend
at the Fashion Show Remember
Sigma Show. October ?, l943 al the
Detroit Institute OF Arts
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
l1.YEAR.OLD SURPRISE

THE surprise birthday party given
in honor W Samuel Elias on Sun
day evening. September -. by h.;
parents Al their home viii not sooH
be forgotten NJ. and Mrs Albert
ELIAS planned the surprise ior their
son and he had not the fa.ntest
mixing 81 what vas IN the air. He
was de- shifully and Completely
surprised.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Alfred Vaughns Of
River Rouge Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred r. Vaughn.
Of sol Polk avenue. River Rouge
entertained as their weekend house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J..
Brown of Champlan avenue. Chi
cago. who arrived by way Of the
Mercury.
Other guests Included Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Boone, and Mrs
Charles Woodward. o. New jersey.
who is y sting her dauGhte-, and
son-in-law. the Booncs. a rare
luncheon was served, all having an
enjoyable stay. The LOYAL Five
Quarto,tc rendered we'll chosen Sc
lections.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
TIE Q.Ms. Study Clue

Resumed It's regular meeting after
TWO months vacation The club
met with its president, Mrs. Aida
B. Smith. OF 5l27 Vinewood street.
They met on the regular hour from
10 pm. The meeting vas opened
with the clubs song and motto.
There were seven active members
present The study period was very
helpful With 4 study in spelling. -
A smith prey dent; Stella Tyler,
recording secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
en- PAS S a n T"
BY RUBY LEE

hard work could only lead up TO
another spectacular affair which is
characteristic OF this we'll known
fraternity ...... More details in
the very near future.
* x X
STRANGE AS 1T MAY SEEM
Wilbert Hughes is still mad,v in
love with a certain beautiful Miss
..-.... Charles Dickcrson has settled
down at last and is living calm
life $50. Since Willie Tucker has
gone to the army Zelma Smith is
seer often in the company OF hand
some Karl Young ... George
Branham claims he Is no longer
interested in Ellen Ivy ......
Bella Clemens and family are
just getting settled in their new
home.
Stop! Sit down and take note -.
When having love troubles 49,.
your hearts broken ... your life
in general is just misery. 90 10
Paul Williams for advice, for he
knows the secrets for living suc-
cessful life without love tri5ngles
49,. Now arc you kiddin'. Paul?
Be seein' you all at the Plymouth
League Dance which viii be held
/ Saturday nte Until then, bye now.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
BETRoTHAL ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A Andrews
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Gladys Mary. 10 Cpl.
Robert Cray OF Sclfrldcc Field.
formerly OF East Orange y. j.
The marriage Will BE- conSum-
mated on Saturday. October ,. l943.
The couple expect - reside IN East
Oranre aftcr the war.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
SOJOURNER's SOCIAL CLUB

Held It's first meeting Of the new
Sc son Wednesday. September 8. at
the home Of Mrs. Charles White. All
members we're present and each
had interesting things to tell OF
their vacations A delicious luncheon
menu was served, Plans we're dis
cusSed for party to be given by
the club soon. - L. White, presi-
dent; X. Jackson. secretary.