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DEATHS

Fred swslWen. lo5 Ferris, Highland Park
william W. Hyde. 1870 Buens vls,s. 20.
Robert F.. George. 754s Grand River, }.
Pearline white 272O McDousall. 80.
Elizabeth Mseks, e25 Fsrnsworth, y.
Carrie Faster s25 z. Mon'eslm. rs.
Nehemiah Chandler. 1921 Russell, 81.
! John I'm 22s5 Monroe, %
Flora Emily walker. 1882 W. Cd. Blvd -
Ruth Rsinke. 1889 Jane. a.
John Tracy Vending. 1875 Z. Grant
MARY Malone. 1908 Illinois. ~.
Shirley Mara. ia 22nd.
samuel ". Taylor, es25 Jona'hon' Dear
Mary Mar, kstvscsi. :sas NED, McDour g 50.
Isaac Hslberstam. 27l2 Blaine 50.
FRANK j Mtsch. 1893 Leland, IL
Harold Joseph Bs,huns, 52l4 Ner RI, 40
George II. Pohlsnd. 4Ss coplin' 50.
Andrew p Johnston, ~ Alger, 81.
| Laura vsrcos. $40 Epworth Rlvd, So.
Emile Becker 1886 Canton, So.
John o. Kecns. Lexington, KY, u
Arthur Allen Reynolds. Wayne. Mich, %
George Washington Jesse, ASH SECOND
Philip Pichmsn. SSH twelfth. 80.
Henry Roger Rutherford 1928 Benhesu
Archibald Milton Tabor. 1881 Lemsy. 70.
Nellie woloczko. 3942 Dorothy Hamuamck
So
Michael s,.inhausr. a723 Medium, SIS
Mary Ann y CoDnor. 1928 hackinav, 81.
stanley Crock, 52n5 SD 50.
lJacquenn Truszkovski. 37li Harper, 4.
IChristopher salomone, PISA Jay. ~.
LILLIAN HAmin, 1925 Gitrs, as
Irene RoeFner, io42 Sterritt. 80.
Hlma Elvirs Cumin. 5717 Cass. -.
Bertha Catherine Pits, 3t5f Third, So.
Emily Anderson, 1880 Cherrylswn s..
Peggy Gonzales 5i2s LAwndaie. IS.
| BY Hawley 1894 Fourth 81
George Peters 49, Howard 81
Valerie Plad1insk 3s0s 2qth. Ss
Henry Clay Roland Mstherton, Mich. so
Nicholas Nsnkervis 1899 Hart rs
hCharles c. Foster, l73 Oakland, Pontiac
rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Brother Jones Takes
Chase by Z Lengths

NEW YORK, June > (UP)--
HuStling along briskly on a muddy
course. II. +. Talbott'S Brother
Jones breezed TO a 12-length vic
tory in the 2Sth running of the
IS 600 Meadow Brook Stecple-
chase Handicap yesterday AT Bel
mont Park. Frederic IL was Sec
ond by two lengths over Cottes-
more, the early pacemaker.
George Walker rode Brother
Jones, who was timed in Sis for
two and one-half miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
DIVORCES

Melvia Brewer, from willard Brewer.
Lorenzo Riley from Lucious.
olive Christine Macdonald, from Charlie
Everett
Georgia c. Clothier. from Albert n.
Clara Simpson. from Robert.
Reba Glenn. from Percy.
Abraham Natal, from Mildred
Charles KaysOn, from Opal.
James Calder Young, from Margaret
Ira T. Armstrong. from Gertrude Florence
Lincoha r. watts from PHILIP.
Helene Wirick from Dean.
VIM. A. Hodge. from Alice.
Evelyn NevA Priebe. from Ernest Albert
Alfred ]. Re, from Lillian.
Alfred l.. Martin. from Grace F.
Naomi Taylor, from solomon
Adrienne J. Rankin, from Lester II.
Booker Davis, from Ruth Naomi.
Nors Wright, from Clyde.
Robert Claude Meyers from Avis Elsie.
Mary Lucus from Thomas
Verdi o. Ware, from Martha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Women S Metro Golf
Postponed 10 June 9

Open day tournament OF the
Women's Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION scheduled for yesterday
az BEDFORD will be played AT the
same club next Wednesday
June Q.
Tournaments for this year ir
the organization are set for every
TWO weeks. The second event vii
he held at Beverly Hills June 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Accountant 10 Check
Hiqh Insurance Rates

LANSING. June Q Appoint.
'ment Of Richard w. Atwell Grand
Rapids accountant. to y inveSti-
gate rates charged for workmen' $
compensation insurance was an
nounced today by Gov. Harry
Kelly following complaints the
rates are eXhorbitant in view of
the claims paid.
Atwell will be classified as a
rating engineer and will be paid
$1,000 a year. He will have civil
service status and will work
directly under Insurance Com
missioner David A. Forbes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Best Bets
BY United Press
nEU MONT
BELMONT

LADY FLARES. War Clean. Rich.
ara "a.
3-RIsEA BovETT. Playheids. Study Pc
rod
3-KESNEBUNK, Treble Applause, Cor
tekano.
s-GRANT RICE F1sry. ClanSmAn
5-foRT HARMONY. Happy Note, Come
Eleven
-vhGRANCY Markell PomAyya
SIR ALFRED, Requested. Copper
man.
s--MUGs GAME, Country STYLE, Zoom-
ing.
RFST-VACRANCY
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Suffolk Results

FIRST RACE--3-year- and up, mile
and 20 yards
Miss Kalola tTrenN ~ so 10 80 8 40
Vsldins knight tClagEetl 500 2 ol
susan Constant (S1CcaD ESQ
Time l:47. On 324
World Wonder. Tina SAVIOUR, SnoWline
Swift Song Pour Fyes. No Dough, Cherry
Crush and Polo Player also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds snd up. =,
mile.
Hin sun fMartinN SO 20 - SO > 40
T'ting jRsmerschei1 1880 3 50
Sunsho tPreenl ~
Tim. 1913, Off 3,0l.
Consomme Beehive, Tripod And Light
foot Lee also ran.
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Services do Produce
Next ChaInI.--Tunney

WASHINGTON. June . INS)-
Gene Tunney, former heavyweight
boxing champion and now navy
commander. says the next heavy
weight titlcholder probably is
fighting somewhere on the battle
fronts.
Tunney made his statement 20
yesterday as he waited
TO appear before a Senate appro-
priationS subcommittee in Connec-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

Seminole and Albert r. Smith
1880 Glendale.
Clark. 2 ma ior in liberal arts
recently was awarded a gold media
award along with Robert Wilbur
Dock, ALSO Leslie. for outstanding
work N the college ROTC. Docl
Is maioring IN business admins.
tration, Smith in engineering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

: SMOKY SNYDER. Vsidina Tout,
haslins
WISE DECISION. Guy Fswkes, Sun
Girl
5-RfvER SHANNON, Speed To Spare,
Smiling Fan.
door YoCK. Grand Fortune. Which
BABY DARLING. Ssmhsr. Kisv Lee
s-RoUCH NEWS, F1sg Trumpeter,
Butcher Boy.
7-TEXALITE. visco unty. Nopalosa
Rojo.
s-LkDY ORCHID. IL. Rogers. Sea
Foam.
BEST BABY DARLING.
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Belmont Results
EtIR TIT KSUAN

FIRST RACE -year-olis p mile:
Assails0t tGNherN 1900 90 { 81
a-Free Dutch tAtknrr~l 40 3 cO
LIVE D1t'le tSrhTitt %
Time 90 1-t of 81
e'a'-e Measure. I10ara'rs 0na'oo.
We.fVoot Belle, SfNT'c 'Wse step Uncle
sU1 aTCWn Gallant. H.sh Legend. In
Balance and 'C7rfe also Ran.
Howe S'a.'e c0fr... b
'FInit.
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Nv United Press

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track, fast.
FIRST RAce--Golder Babe.
Second Race Darling Orphan
Eifth EAce-Adviser.
BELMONT PARK
Track. muddy.
Second Rzce-Mstreils British Filler
So Peter. Sabstis, Dervstive, Chief
Mate
Merchant Man.
FOURTH Raee-Pe'ter Hurry. ScArcan-
ter Hard Cracker. He Down
Fif,h Rsce-White Mask, Rodimic.
sixth Racs-Trus Blue. Cream,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Male Help Wanted

lALL-ROUND tool maker for small Assem-
bly, fixtures. Cal III Cummings. Trinity
i-TlOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Only One lineman

With the exception Of Larry
Kelley OF Yale in 1886. all winners
Of the HeiSman memorial trophy
have been backfield men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

GAS ration hook lost. Saturday. Liberal re
ward. 54s F. Vernon Highway.
LADY's Buloya wrist watch lost down
town Saturday afternoon. Finder please
return. Reward. Trinity 2-72i4. Keepsake
2 diamonds. Saturday. Reward. Drexe
43s4
ILosT-Lady's Brown Pockethook. vicinity
Of Madison Theater and Grand Circus
| Park Contents, documents OF Rose Dalpos
LosT-Black change purse in vicinity OF
Big Bear Market, Seven Mile and Ora
| tiot. money needed badly for payments
Prospect 3135. Reward.
lLosT-Ring IN ladies room Book-CsdillsC
Vermont 5.2344 1900 Mettetal
Losr-Wsnet. containing birth certificate
| social security, classification card, money
Reward. Melrose 3756.
ILOsT-Blsck wallet containing valuable
papers. Townsend s-39es. 1901 Calvert
Reward.
lLoST-charm bracelet. gold and silver.
valued as keepsake; reward, BEDFORD
1902.
ILosT-Pslr ot glasses, AZ Hamilton and
! Holden. Call Townsend 6-2l7s. after s.
Reward.
ILosT-Whte spitz male. answers Pal
Reward. $685. Vinewood. Tyler s-4e42
REWARD, Lost black ana white fox ter
rier, vicinity Seward and woodward
Madison ei4e
WALLET-Rrow leather last Sunday
! keep money. return papers. Melrose 1879
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Trade Schools-Moie
Technical Schools

LEARN MODERN BARBERTNG Phon
write Moler Barber College. 559 Mic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
LINCOLN FIELDS

LINCOLN FIELDS
Track good.
Second Race Nav, Due Spor,
Greenock's Coin.
Third Rsce--Cood Get. Top Miss,
Dams Choics
Fourth Race Little Alice.
Fifth Rsce-sidonts Orphan Toy,
Lirui;atio
Eighth Raee-svan. Colors W, Epiget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

BOZI.AY -Theress June 2, 1888 beloved
wife % Nicholas dear mother ~ Mrs
Helen Hegedus, Margaret and Pvt. Louis
BoIzav. Funeral service from the n
Msrtenson Funeral. Home, J725 Lawndsle
Notice ~ time later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
FOR TUI'RSpAy
rnR THIRsnAN

Apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed n order of post positions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
SUFFOLK DOWNS

BEST-VAGRANCY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
ole Timers
Close Whist
Tournament

The Ole Timers Whist tourna-
ment terminated last Wednesday
night after some thrilling contests
from start 20 finist. Captain Curtis
and Bill Taylor we're busy through
out the tournament. arranging for
The entertainments OF members OF
the club and their friends.
Charles Clark and Hilton r. Jones
won first prize. while Willie Jones
and Rufus Stafford won second
prize Third place went 10 A. Spook-
man and Clarence Thompson Brazil
j. Bryant, grand deputy organizer
OF IBPOE. OF w. was the hon
ored guest of the club
The officers elected are Robert
Holloway, presidera; W. B. Curtis
vice president; Clarence Thompson,
Secretary-treasurer.
Combinations competing Wednes-
dd.' will be Bradley-Taylor. Hollo-
way-Curtis and Russ Black.
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The Party Line
By MARIAN

much failing they were served
heaps Of delicious cream and cake.
X \: !:
The George Reeds OF Leicester
avenue had ouseguest during the
AKA conference. Evelyn Cav
ford and Margaret Robinson OF Day.
ton, Ohio, and Laterla Dalton OF
Lima, Ohio.
X * =
The Longs nave houscguest too.
They are relatives Of Mrs. Long.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Kent and little
daughter Alieen OF Charleston, w.
Va. They may make Detroit their
home place.
x !; 4
The activity OF war workers has
slackened the pace OF many organi-
cations. The Jehs haven't met in
ages as most all are working. With
war workers and new mothers con-
fining the time Of the QUEEN Sabes
have failed to Go mitch aboHt actual
meetings.
x x :;
Around about the eleventh will
bring Coast Guardsmen Earl Davis.
Jr.. and Henry Buckley in from
New York for a brief stay
X X X
Sunday afternoon Merryce Cow
ington Lake VIII be honored with
stork shower Every detail has
been carefully planned and it
should be a grand treat for the ex-
pecied bundle from heaven.
x x I;
Our deepest regret for the sad
ness IN the Dr. Germany Bennett
household. The doctors mother
passed away very suddenlyAand
they hurrledly went South 20 at.
tend her funeral
X X x
NJ. George Reed is the newly
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DetroitClub
ToEntertain
Bridge Meet

The annual Midwestern Section
al Duplicate Contract bridge tour
nament will be held in Detroit May
30. The tournament is slated to be
layed in the rooms at Masonic
Home, .275 East Ferry and the De-
troit Bridge club. member n: the
American Bridge association. will
oe host TO the tourney.
According to announcement made
this week, teams from ST Louis.
pittsburgh. Cleveland and Chicago
will participate. in addition to De-
troit teams invited. There will be
two sessions, the first session be-
ginning at 1920 a. m
The regular bridge session OF the
Detroit Bridge league is held every
Monday night at the Tom Phillips
Post 1874. American Legion.
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MRS. G. loveioy
HonoredB yGiirls
At Her Home
Lovely Gifts Received
BY Charming Lady
BY GLADYS MILLS

!; seems that 'AosomeS are q
fsvorite with &c sorors Of Zcts
chapter o. Io,s Psi Lambda soror
i;y IN pre;ense OF a committee
meeting last week one evening
Sorors Yvonne Grccnlec, Johnnie
Mae McConrico, Hattie Tooiles
Cadence Hines. Po>tella Gresham,
Sylvester Tucker. Billie Phillips.
Phyllis Dryden and Katherine
Parker. tumbiej GU; O, their cars
81 the doricile o. the George Love
joys. loaded with gifts for ;'e ex-
pected heir. who VIII remember
Mrs Lovejoy as the former Lotiie
Donald.
The girls quickly hid the gifts
from view until the honoree could
be !ured 10 the kitchen on pre;ex,
OF getting a drink OF water for one
% the girls. She was then asked 70
hurry back into the room for the
meeting 10 begin; words arc really
inadequate 70 describe her surprise
when she saw al the gift boxes
She was positively speeches. when
she saw the contents. cuddly sweat
ers. robes. boots. caps shawls, even
precious rstioned rubber psntics
and all the numerous other things
baby needs including lifetime
baby log. which all the sorors, ex-
pressed the desire 10 read in about
10 years.
After Mrs Lovejoy had composed
herself enough 10 talk coherently,
she managed 70 serve some wine
end other delicious refreshments
Then all the sorors piled into their
cars again. and made straigttway
for the residence of Soror Bonnie
Mae Thompson.
Mrs Thompson who was in on the
scheme 70 surprise Mrs. Lovcjoy,
had sent her gift by. Soror Green
Ice. and thought that the girls had
only dropped by 10 tell her about
the reaction OF their surprise. You
can imagine her surprise when her |
loyal sorors presented her tiny son,
baby Charles Eliot Thompson. with
gorgeous quilted satin. carriage
robe of pink and blue, and other
gifts. Soror Thompson was also
very pleasantly surprised, and the |
members of Zeta chapter went on
their several ways home, with happy
hearts.
Incidentally. as we 20 to press,
we hear that Mr.. and Mrs George
Lovejoy became the parents OF a
fine baby boy on Sunday afternoon.
Congratulations both OF them.
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The Masses at Sacred Heart
church we're we'll attended on last
Sunday. Sunday being the first Sum-
day and also Low Sunday, the
knights and ladies OF st. Peter
Claver observed their annual Com
munion and received Holy Com
munion in a body with the Chris
tian Mothers Sodality. The ladies
Auxiliary and tie Knights held
their meeting after communion 10
complete plans for the convention
which will be held here in Detroit.
The Epistle for Low Sunday was
taken from First John 5:4-l0 ano
the Gospel from ST. John 20:l9-3l.
All men are urged to go TO COM
munion in honor OF their mother
on Mothers Day. Let us all remem-
Der our Mother on Sunday. II they
are living offer up your communion
for them; il deceased do likewise
for their soul Marian c. McGill
reporter.
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ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Foster az
Crane avenue entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Minnett and Mrs Evans
and her two beautiful daughters A
delicious dinner was served and
they all enjoyed games. A lovely
evening was spent.
Mrs. Anna Johnson entertained at
breakfast Sunday morning Mrs
Marian McGill and daughter. Irene,
in her lovely apartment. after which
Mrs. Johnson was guest of the Me-
ellis at Great Lakes County club
where they were guests Of Mr.
Woodson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
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Stevenson Visited
Friends Last Week

chemist at Mays Bureau OF Stand
ards in New York City.
He is married and is member OF
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
chapter at Bloomington, Ind, where
he attended Indiana university He
was a roommate with Larry Chism.
who also attended the same univer-
sity for several years doing special
student work in English. French
and psychology. Stevenson majored
in chemistry, md now resides in
New York City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Easter and vacation time sent the
young dehutante set out for gay
doings. Sunday night the gang
started out to Joandell Russelrs on
Alger avenue. She gave party
and the whole set made merry.
Everyone was glad to see Sunny
Plummer home on vacation from
W Va State. also 10 see Clarence
and Matte Camp. students at w.
Va. Taen Of course the regular
bunch which includes Louise Loom
is Helen Cuzzens, Velma May. Jean
Carmichael Peggy Burris. Erastine
ard Mary Louise Fisher, Andrew
Henry. Jack White. Corliss Hunter,
Prince Walker Lucy Howard. Her
bert Wilson. Robert Weaver, and
others Interesting to meet also was
Wade Madison who was visiting
{. on 81. Louis.
i: !: X
The Sphinx skating party on
Monday carried practically the
same crowd merrly around the
rink at Forest club. However. a
foursome had planned to ride out
% Joe Louis farm on Tuesday. but
weather not permitting, called il
OF.
!: = 4
The Vogue,,cs are all hot up
about their coming theatre party
Tnty are an interesting group Of
young marrieds who plan TO 60 TO
the CaSs on Thursday.
X X X
In speaking u parties. don't for
get the Donas are planning a BIG
AFFAIR for club Congo on May g.
Alma Griffin is their preXy; q few
Of the others VINO are working hard
include Elizabeth Simmons Kath-
crime T.nsIey. Pauline Rasberry.
Elizabeth Arnet;. Adelre Jordan
Pauline Hazard. Bertha Cook Nj
cred Day. Lanei Hubbard and
others
!: X x
Laclaire Knox gave ska,.ng
party FOR her class down 20 he
YWCA on Thursday afternoon /,
was 90 compliment them for the
winning second przrs IN the Jab-
6egwoek. Skating and fuufsre we're
their festive treat Crowded. oh boy
ne whole cas- and many Of their
friends on hand After skating and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Seaman Earl Wright
Visits Parents Here

Earl Wright, Seaman First Class.
has returned TO the Great Lakes
Training Center after visiting with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs, George
Wright OF 6075 Van Court. Seaman
Wright. before entering the navy
was a student al Northwestern high
school. Having graduated from the
Great Lakes school be will leave
soon for Hampton Institute where
he will take Up the study OF deisei
engines.
Mr.. A. NJ Arnold grandfather OF
the seaman. came TO Detroit from
Columbus. Ohio. 20 visit with the
Wright family during Earl's fur
lougn
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LoveIyAnniversaryTea
At President S Home

The Five VS. Social and Charity
club celebrated their eighth ami
versary with a tea at the beautiful
home Of Mrs. Ruth Spraggs. 6i07
Thirtieth street A grand program
was rendered Those who appeared
on the program were: Mrs. VI. Bray.
Mss Weatherly. Mrs. Fields. Mrs.
Mae Graves, and Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
who Was the principal speaker. Mrs
Mae Graves was program chairman.
Among those who were present to
help the members celebrate were:
Mrs. Matte Gardner, Mrs. Perry,
Mrs. Carrie Brown, Mrs. James
Davis. Mrs. A. Owens, Mrs. Pau
line Underwood. Mrs. Francis King
Mrs Wilhelmina Walker. Mrs. Otey
V. Smith. J. j. How ard, Mrs. Ed
wena L. Farley. Mrs Virginia Stat
ling. Miss Jessie Stephens. Less;e
Thomas, Mrs. A. Heath. Mrs Bertha
Carter, Mrs. NJ A. SorElcv Mrs A
a. Weatherbly and daughter and
many more.
The members OF the club are:
H1esdTmes w, VI. Macarthur, J. Bur-
ton. J. J. Howard. L. Arvin. J. At
kinson. f. D. Smith. r. D. Reid. NJ
Guold, J. Morris. I Sapp D. Griffin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Ernest F. Stevenson, employed in
department of chemistry of Bendix
Aviation Corporation in Bendix,
N. j., visited his old school mate,
Larry Chism and other friends lere
last week.
Stevenson. a graduate OF Indiana
university. has completed his thesis
for his PhD. degree and is super
visor over five white co-workers in
the Bendix plant.
Before going TO the aviation plant
Stevenson was employed as chief
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
NAMED SHAW TRUSTEE

RALEIGH, N. CDR. L. Z. Nc
Cauley. prominent Raleigh physi-
clan and outstanding alumnus OF
Shaw university. has been elected
10 the Shaw university board of
trustees. according to President
Robert p. Daniel. DR.. McCauley
was elected to replace DR.. Albert
". Beaver. VINO passed away during
tn, year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Master Myron Whitlow. the darl-
ing son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit
low Of Mack avenue, celebrated his
eighth birthday last Tuesday even
ing with Is OF his little friends. The
huge birthday cake adorned the
table among piles of lovely gifts
for lovely boy. He had his picture
taken to send to his dad who is in
the armed services OF bis country.
Myron is the grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David McGill.
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elected basileus 20 the Omega fra
terni;y. He Will be installed with
the other newly elected officers on
Saturday night.
X X y
The Walter Montagues OF Chan
der avenue were dinner hosts on
Easter Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Gildon. Mrs. Min
nie l. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Bursey, Miss Ola Mae Hart, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
LADIES OF CHARITY

The Ladies of Charity held their
regular meeting az the homo of
Mrs. Bcnoit. 1857 Madison avenue.
on Sunday afternoon with the pres
ident presiding. There were ten
members present after which a de-
licious luncheon was served and
the ladies enjoyed games
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
VISITS HER SISTER

Mrs. Winnets White. OF Danville,
Ill. left Tuesday for home follow
ing a short visit with her sister,
Miss Bernice Pachel. Gal Holbrook.
This was Mrs. Whites first visit 10
Detroit.
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NORTH END NEWS

and son spent Sunday afternoon at
her little cottage at Great Lakes
Country club.