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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Alumni in Service

Alumni of the ost-Grsduate
School of Merchandising, con-
Quoted for the sons Of Chevrolet
dealers, are doing valiant duty
for the United Nations. a survey
BY the faculty Of the school re-
veals. OF the 294 who attended
the - sessions Of the school.
90 are now officers or officer
candidates, s. are noncommiS-
stoned officers. q arc in the
Army or Navy land eight are
civilian aircraft pilots associated
with the armed services.
The 176 total AT por cent Of
the alumni One Of the grad
yates is on the staff Of General
$ Eisenhower in Africa another
Is with the Eighth Army Of
Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Seed Potatoes
Going 10 Pot

PONTIAC, April 19-Seed pc
tatoes were going TO pot in Pontiac
and Oakland counties today, de-
spite pleas Of officials that civilians
not use them FOR eating purposes
AS result both seed and table
varieties were at premium as
Oakland County growers planned
to plant more than 5000 acres
one of the heaviest potato sowings
in the countys history.
One truckload Of potatoes for
the weekend trade showed up al
the city-county municipal market
The driver withstood the rush and
came up with no potatoes a few
minutes later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Nations Becoming Better Diversified in Economics

With development of science and invention nations
tending better diversified their national economies
of This trend
have been heightened in the years by the
possibly durable peace
would mitigate toward selfsufcency.
il should be mind that nonwar considerations
widespread belief that Investigation
industry agriculture make national de-
Veopment than highly specialized production.
Stimulation of the chemical industry bringing INTO existence
materials hitherto nm
ported In instances product deemed
product these synthetic nnoVa
survive barriers International trade
have been removed
United synthetic chemistry is Of max
ing independent of foreign supplies Of rubber n SILK
and other products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
LIQUORS ARE FIRM

Liquor issues were firm spots
and the various stocks were fairly
active. Curtis Publishing had an
opening block of 800 shares AT
) q. unchanged. and was active in
the carly dealings. American To-
bacco preferred rose nearly a
point. Small gains were noted in
Consolidated Edison, Pepsi-Cola,
kennecott Anaconda, American
Locomotive. Hiram Walker, Schen-
ley, National Distillers, and Jones
&, Laughlin.
Trading continued light after
the opening with prices steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Gilbert Appointed

Northeast Airlince. Inc, an
nounced the organization of a
public relations department 20
be headed by John p Gilbert.
Prior 20 hiss appointment by
Northeast AirlineS. Gilbert was
formerly associated with r u.
Macy e. Co. Montgomery Ward.
Batter. Barton. Durstne and
Osborn as account executive.
General Foods Corporation As
associate advertising manager,
and with knight NaBd Gilbert,
Inc, as vice president and man
aging director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
GOOD FORTUNE

I had the good fortune the other
day 10 run into a notably success.
full stock market operator, a mem.
Der of the New York Stock Ex.
change 81. d. Goodman, asked
him 10 analyzc the situation as he
sees il, with this result:
"The fundamentals for a bull
market cycle remain unchanged.
Among the powerful bullish
forces are:
"A turn 10 the right in Amer
lean politics.
"The certainty OF an Killed
war victory with excellent
chances of Germany quitting
before Christmas.
The possible dilution of the
value OF money through the huge
Increase i'm government debt.
LOW MONEY RATES
Government plans to see that
a large volume of business Is
maintained i'm the postwar pc
Rod. with probably low money
rates.
"The certainty OF extensive
postwar reconstruction.
"Are stocks too high?
I'm 1887, L. s. Steel common
sold at Sl.26, American Smelt-
ing at Sl.05. Anaconda at zoe.
KennecOtt at 69c. In the collapse
Of 1898, these stocks took
nose-dives, and with the excep-
ton Of few short rallies, they
have since been hanging around
50. 10, 25, SOC. And they are
still very close to these prices.
NO bull ma et has ever
ended with steel common in the
SOS. y. Y. Central at l5c, Ana
conda in the pos"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Totals So, 9st $50 Totals 900 1912 ssi
Grand total 1888 Grand total 2sOe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
RAJ
ENGINEERING
Players
Request
Denied

NEW YORK, April 10 CUP)-A
navy ruling in the Larry French
case today apparently had doomed
the hopes Of other baseball players
now in the service TO participate
in major league games
French a lieutenant stationed
at the Brooklyn navy yard. had
asked permission TO pitch for the
RrnnklrH Dodgers during Fl, ms ttrrrn
time TO establish a lifetime rccy
of 200 mound victories. HIS ~
year total now stands az 1877. n
had offered TO donate his salary TO
navy relief.
Rear Admiral w 3 Young %
Washington said SUCH permission
would result in food of similar
requests.
French won Is games for the
Dodgers last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

S6s Totals SIS 500 Slo
1851 Grand total 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
NF>DEIsSOUN.
ROCHESTER REC
GoVsKy's
HFRRoNs

Totals --aaa "A - IT : : :
Grand total PAPA Grand total 2fil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Flint Employees Air Plans

FLINT April 10 City Mana
Ger Gundry this week is expected
20 name "a committee 81 city en-
ploycS 70 study and recommend
adjustments on pension Compon-
safion. uniform work week and
civil service reclassiilcatlon plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO. April 10 tiNS1 HOGS
II 600 &c 20 1nc lower top Si5 10. bulk
Sl4 s0"i5 heavy Slf751l5. medium
Sl4 S5gi5 10. light. SlA s0H 1910 light
lights xi4 600lf so. packing SONS. $ii 90
alA.75. pigs Si3Wl4.
CATTLE - ono. steady. Calves 500
steady. Beef steers choice, Sl6Hl II -
medium S1f1 40 warnings Si3 II
butchers heifers 81 ul6 Is. cows Sl0n
Il so. bulls, Si2u 1925. calves. 80 IS. 30
feeders Sl2al5. stoCkers, steers. Sl3ul6
cows and heifers Si0o1f So
SHEEP y 600 steady. lambs. SIS son
rs common Si4 - 30 yearungs Sl2 81
n 1880 feeders. Slin Is; ewes. Sd9 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Tax Collections Hit
95P(t. in SAGINAW

SAGINAW, April 19-While
faced with decreasing revenues,
city, county and school officials
have one ray of sunshine to make
them happy--taX collections are
better than at any time during the
past decade. City collections are
nearly 95 per cent. and county and
school payments were only slightly
kabind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SANTA FE CLIMBS

Santa Re opened at Ssh. up \
and several other rails, including
Pennsylvania Lackawanna and
Southern Pacific also registered
small net gains.
A few issues opened on blocks
Of 900 shares or more but IN
most instances the initial dealings
..rnr1 email
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Criterion Proposed for Postwar Trade Policy

looking reaist proposed this criterion
postwar policy United States What those
things such volume FROM foreign
they for continued export OF capital
goods and when this is over?'
intelligent question but the issue is 10 be
mudded financial manipulation on either the
PLAN may difficult for time to
cevte tho fundam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Totals 9l3 9O2 $50 Totals $40 ss7 $50
Grand total 2s0i Grand total 2Is1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Times Sweepstakes Scores

Following are the final scores
made In the eleventh annual De-
troit Times Bowling Sweepstakes
at Imperial Recreation over the
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Promoter 10 Claim
Title for Winner
ToNTCUT's norrs

Ei tstraqgler) Lewis vs.. Danno o'Ma.
honey finish. "
All Pashs vs. Joe Ferroni. IN fan.
Morris Shapiro VS.. Nick Billings. one
Maurice LsChapelle VS. Rene LaBsu.
one fall
Promoter Louis Markowitz vii,
claim tho heavyweight wrestling
title for the winner of tonigh;'s
bout in the Arena Gardens between
the two former champions I'd
tStranGler) Lewis and Danno
O'Mahoncy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
RAIIIFsHIHs
TIME RIPPER

Totals 100 >sei 7o2 Totals 100 7is s32
Grand total 23ss Grand total 23i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
IICkN EIXE
CLASS f.
STAYS
uEInEIRERG

$50 Totals $50 s36 SIS
1903 Grand total 1897
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
CLASS c
CHICKS
RflR,S
I'M TNGINFEES

Totals q37 9Of qf5 Totals $50 eTP 9et
Grand total PISS Grand total 1857
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

'otafs SIS e3s pro Totals gnt sS3 ai6
rand total PISA Grand total 2TOo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
y AC,I Tg
ROSE GARDENS

Total. SOS $50 74s Totals $40 1872 $50
Grand total 1898 Grand total 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
STANI.EY's
TAYLOR

10 Totals Tai 9lO sii
,43 Grand total 2Jis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

'als si5 s72 s2s Totals 9ss $50 900
and total 2743 Grand total 2720
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
kEI.IY'S
RI.OCK TEST
DODGERS
RoNIRARpJrR

Totals si2 $40 sii Totals 73i s7s $50
Grand total 1926 Grand total 2i59
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

sos Totals Goa s55 sl2
595 Grand total 2Ssl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
pARsE

Totals $40 sos 9s3 Totals $50 972 SIS
Grand total 27As Grand totai 26g3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
ARMY SHFT.I.


Totals s2J TT SIS Totals SOS so Isl
Grand total 2i0s Grand total 2t0i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
RTB,IN BROS.
SMOKE BROS
WOI YES

Totals sis ISL q8f Totals $40 SCI sSs
Grand total 1858 Grand total $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
week-end;
CLASS A
SII.NER,S
AITEs
CLASS b

Totals SOS ss7 elO Totals 7ei sl2 s63
Grand total 2695 Grand total 2io9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
INsTAI.I.FRS
" RIGT.Fy'
HApPA,s
Z RONINI,s
ItoFEsTRA
MAINTLNAN(f.
,fODE RN
HEAT TRI Al

'otals sal SO SIS Totals s7s sos s4s
rand total 2545 Grand total 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SIANIEY
nANIFIe
nIE MAkERs
MAVl>FQ
RIfRRoEcHS
PoLECATs

Totals $50 sos sos Totals 7ti 7z7 -
Grand total 2225 Grand total 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
GRINDERS
- IHI Ln

,tals sis SIS sos Totals si5 se6 756
rand total 24S7 Grand total 2i67
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American Red
Cross Worker
Tours Britain

GLASGOW, Scotland lamp -
Mrs Margaret Slmms OF the Amer
lean Red Cross staff, and one Of
the busiest OF their workers over
here, has been on a mission visit
ing various Red Cross organizations
serving colored soldiers. Let Mrs.
Simms, who is from Jacksonville,
Fla, where she had done work in
social service and educational Or
CARNATIONS and is the wife OF the
housing expert, Johe Simms, tell OF
her trip in her own words:
I'm always on the 90 in this
terrific rush OF events. | have COW
cred % camps and Red Cross clubs
in Great Britain during the past
six weeks This week finds me in
Scotland after northern England
left Liverpool during a terrific hol-
iday rush, thousands OF people
travelling. Fortunately | was able
TO reserve a carriage which is very
unusual in this war time travel.
Il have just had the pleasure OF
welcoming the 390th engineers in
an English town and I'm to be the
guest OF the Frederick Douglass
crowd. This tour includes besides
Glasgow, Edinburgh and number
OF other places am weary though
and when l do get back l shall
have to take of for a few days,
Give my love TO all the folks back
home"
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Women Leaders
Tour Wac Camp

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Six
representative OF national women S
organizations few from here TO the
First WAC Training center az Fort
Des Moines. Iowa, for an inspec-
ton tour of the Army Auxiliary
Corps installations according to a
war department announcement last
week. Miss Jeanetta Welch, execu-
tive director. National Council Of
Negro Women, was a member OF
the party.
The tour, which is being spon-
sored by the Womens interest Sec
ton of the department. will have
as guests % representatives of wom-
ems organizations. After the trip
to Des Moincs the group will pro-
coed TO the grounds OF Camp Crow
der, Mo, 10 inspect the WAC Sig
nal Corps Training center there.
Besides Miss WEIGH others in the
party include Mrs. Robert Wright,
president. United Daughters OF the
Confederacy, Newberry, S. c.; DR..
Minnie Maffett. president, National
Federation OF Business and Profess
sional Women's clubs, Dallas; Mrs.
Linville X. Martin. president. Asso-
citation of Junior Leagues of Amer
lea; Pass Christian, Tex; and Miss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Pastor, Wife
Observe 25th
Anniversary

EVANSTON. Ill.-Rev. and Mrs
7 c. LiGhtfoot celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary Sunday
at ST. Paul CINE. church, 464l
Dearborn street Many beautiful
gifts were received from their
many friends attending who num-
bered close 10 800.
Among those present were Bishop
and Mrs r. A Carter, Rev, and
Mrs. Z. p. Murchison. Rev. and Mrs
A. w Walls, Rev Z. w. Walker. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Coins of Eau Clare,
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs J. Shepherd OF
haywood, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell OF
Glenco.
The cakes were baked by Mrs.
Clara Smith and tables arranged by
Mrs. Jessie Jones, both Of Evanston.
Mrs. Corine Lewis was in charge of
the gifts. Solosts were Mrs. Sar:, h
Scott and Miss Blanch Keicler. &C.
companied by Mrs. Mable Tyler.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Hurnton we're also
present. Rev. J A. Winters, Rev. B.
J. Smith and James Gordon spoke.
Rev and Mrs. 'ightfoot's chill
dren were present. T c. Jr., Ernes-
tine and Betty, with the exception
OF Donald j., who is al Camp Rvc...
or, Ala. Rev. Lishtfoot is rastor of
New Hope C.M.E church, Evanston.
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NIIAMIAN VISITS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elymus Johnson OF
5778 Van Court street have as house
guest, Mrs. Alice Lemon Of Miami,
Florida, who is visiting her daugh-
ter. Miss Willie Lemon, r. N. Mrs.
Lemon-will-alSo--N visit her niece.
Lucille Gray. who has returned TO
the city from school in Tennessee.
While Mrs Lemon is in the city
schoolmateS and friends are making
her stay very pleasant,
Mrs. Rose Stroman. also OF Mi
ami, is sojournins here with rcla-
tivcs and friends, who arc eXpcrd-
ing all efforts to make her stay a
memorable one.
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large group OF medical folk and others made the trek
20 Midwest Lake. the country seat Of the THOMASES
for weekend party They were hidden by invitation to
Saturday night and remain until after dinner
sunday. all of fifty more made the trip. among them
DR. AND MRS. F. +. DAWSON DR. AND MRS JAMES
HENDERSON. DIR. AND MRS. l. II. MARTIN DIR. AND
MRS. RICHARD McGIIEE. DIR AND MRS HOWARD
McNEAI. of Pontiac. DR. AND MRS. j. ID. WILSON,. DIR.
Y. O. TOLBERT. DR. ID. T. BURTON and his daughters
SHARON AND ILA. j. w. BYRD superintendent Of
Parksde hospital MR.. AND mrs.. f. MCCALL MISS
VICTORIA MCCALL. DIR. GEORGE BRAN, of Washing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

THE CLAUDE CooPERs are
among those Who are making the
snnua. uch 70 ld,ewild
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GADDINGS
BY Gladys
THE DOCTORS MILTON ENTERTAIN

DR. AND MRS. BOINTON MILTON were the real hosts
hut the home Of DIR AND MRS. SAM Ell MILTON,
in Frazier Road River Rouge being spacious was
the for the charming party last Sunday night in
honor OF the sisters and hrohon-law OF the Millions
visitors all OF them from Washington d. c.. tho former
home Of the Millions where the elder Millions hold forth
MRS. ALTA SUNNY . and MIR AND MRS. RAYMOND
ALEXANDER. We the hOnOrCd guests. all of them
teach in Washington, D. {. II our memory serves us
correctly,
For cocktails Ca premium in these times) chatter.
and what have you DIR AND MRS. WALTER HARMON
DIR. AND MRS. THEODORE WHITE. MIR. AND MRS.
SELMA McGIASKER. MRS RUTH PORCliE. MRS.
RUTH RAMSEY. DIR AND MRS. WALTER HINES.
MIR. AND MRS. GROVER LANCE. DIR. AND MRS.
THOMAS BROWN DIR. AND MRS. j. EDWARDS and
Mrs Edwards sister visitor from Washington, NET
TIE WOODS is her name e.. MR. AND MRS. JOHN r.
WILLIAMS MRS. VALERIE TURNER PETTIFORD.
and HAYWOOD llGGONS friends tell that. Mrs Petit
cord and Mr.. LgGons Economically interested in one
another indeed hear that they engaged and that he
has given her which she is showing to Intimately.
Sunhy and the NcXandcrs will return to Washington
sometime this week.
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last Friday. STANLEY CAM
BRIDGE -. OF Medbury funeral
was this Tuesday past.
X X X
Just heard that. PAULA JONES
Of Chicago had passed away.
X X X
RUTH BRANTLEY and her
mother MRS. d. O. SMITH are
visiting down in Ohio. which Is
their former home.
x X X
MRS. SADIE JACKSON. is hav-
ing quite stay OF il in Chicago. -.
with her relatives . and friends.
* x x
on THE SIDE
We have plans which are only
tentative 80. or....A MICHIGAN
CHRONICLE FORUM i. which will
start next week 49,. We means the
big boss) The plans are for open
discussion by authorities on chosen
subjects &C. etc. The forum is
~ be held Al Plymouth Consresa-
tionsl church JOHN WOOD Of
our staff is 10 be moderator.
You vii! hear more about IT,. and
more definitely. --
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Too bad about CELESTINE
McKlNNEYS father who passed
away suddenly Of q heart attack
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Surprise PREM a t a |
Shower For M. Henry

The Presbyterian Girls club sur
prised Mrs Margaret Henry with
baby shower Friday evening, July
%, al the home OF Mrs. Julia Hogan,
633 King, Apt S. An enjoy eve
ming was spent in playing games.
A delicious repast was served by
the hostess. Those present were
Mesdames Marie Boyden, Lille
Green, Eleanor Stewart, Eleanor
Garnes. Sadie Piazzo and her house
guest, Dianna Kittrell. OF Chicago;
Dorothy Pearson, Leeanna Hall,
Pauline Starks, Julia Hogan, and
honoree, Margaret Henry. Mrs
Henry was the recipient OF many
beautiful gifts.
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Shower Honors
Wichita Bride

WICHITA, Kans.-The bride OF
Sgt. H. c. Mayberry. the former
Lillian Garrett, was honored at a
miscellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Edgar Pitts. Sunday evening.
Mesdsmes Evelyn Embray. Mi
rene Ponds. Muriel McAdams and
Misses Myrtle Hurst and Martha
Penn assisted the hostess. The
bride. the hostess and her assist
ants were sttractively attired in
afternoon frocks OF patriotic colors.
The guests presented the bride
with many lovely and useful gifts
including a starter set of her china,
crystal and sterling Mrs. Mayberry
has chosen the American Victorian
pattern for her silver, the Csrvel
pattern in china. and Tiffin crystal
in Ecstacy.
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MAXINE BRoYLEs. EFT for
week in ldiewilA ..ZELMA
SPARKS Ills in Washington 49,.
spending some time with her nus.
band
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forth as captain chat is until
he gets 10 be major . e. On his
ihirty-fourth birthday which was
July % a; surprise party given
for him BY his confreres the lieu
tenant was presented with his cap
fancy He is stationed as you
have read ere now in Monrovia e..
at base hospital there. e. . His
parents were thrilled no end as you
can imagine =. to hear the good
news.
X X X
ALSO ABOUT THE ARMY
Those two handsome "Louies".
you see out the North End sector
are perhaps STANTON HUN
TON and his cousin CHARLES
COLE JR both are home on fur
Tough or should we say leave.
there is difference you know.
LIT CHARLES. will HE him
away 10 Fort Huachuca when he
leaves at the end OF tn week
LIEUTENANT STANTON re-
turns to ABERDEEN, MD. for the
nonce.
X X X
AND TOO
JACK BARTHWELL. a.. finally
ended up in the navy and IS 10 be
stationed at Great Lakes he left
Monday. which is today.
X X *
AND
GEORGE DUNBAR. will leave
10 don his khaki on the 9th. his
cute sister Margie is preparing to
spend while in Georgia. visiting.
MRS, EUGEN1A ELMORE. a
teacher and the wife OF teacher .
along with her son James -. who
halls from Birmingham, Ala is
here in the city visiting with =.
Mr. AND MRS. HARRY WILL
LlAMS OF Garfield East Saw thu
sights OF Detroit and Canada 49,.
hadn't seen Mrs. Williams whom
YOU viii know better as Rosa Reid
since childhood days.
* X X
CONFIDENTIALLY
KATHERINE CARTER i, 10
marty a Howard university dental
student now in the army. ana
the date is soon.
- Il X
GRAYCE SADLER. planed TO
Washington. .s. which she found
thrilling drops me card which
IS very newsy TO wit that the
Buster Hopkins" heir has ar
rived and that she had seen 80.
SGT. ERNEST FISHER. that
nigh....she was leaving for New
Yorn the next Gay.
u * X
DOLLY MASON had house
guests over the week end and an
other "ho Viii remain for the week
....in the personable NANCY
PHILLIPS or C!eye and who
spent the week end and ALICE
HAYES - y Who Will spend
the remainder - the week.
X X
KAY MARSHALL AND 1T
PAUL BROWN we're married on
last Wednesday a, her home in
Red BANK y J D. and Mrs J
W Ames went for TIC nuptals.
* y *
1T JOE PRATHER IL home IN
Gave saw him just ~ dis
lance with his bride he former
Helen Diliard she has been max
irz home with hin but came
home 2 month ago 10 accep, a posi-
ton with the Ch!loren's AID.
X *
MAXINE BRoYLES. eft for a
week in ldiewIa ZELMA
SPARKS lis in Washington
spending some time with her hus-
band
* X X
THE CLAUDE COOPERs are
among those Who are making the
snnua. tres 70 ld.ewild
y X X
Too bad about CELESTINE
McKlNNEYS father Who passed
away suddenly Of q heart attack
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AT HDLEWILD

Mrs Louis Banks Of .i8 z. Phila-
deiphia left for Idlewild, Mich
August >. She will be the guest oil
NJ. and Mrs. Evans Spencer for
two weeks. Mrs. Banks has spent
her summer vacation at IdleWild
t1r the past four years. Her hus-
b5nd plans to join her on August 3
ard viii celebrate his birthday
there. which is August IA.
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N Mr.. AND MRS. LYMAN
JRRlS MISS PEGGY JEAN
URRIS CLEMENT T. MILLS.
ISIS LEONA LUCkkY MISS
iRBARA LOOMS MISS Sc
ARA CLEMONS. MISS GLADYS
. 0LLACK. ATTY. AND MRS.
OSEPH BROWN. Mr.. AND
FRS. GEORGE TAYLOR Mr..
Nd MRS. LARRY TAYLOR.
'lSS NAOLA NUTTAI.L. MR..
BUSTER" THOMAS. Of Cleveland
". D. McCOUGHTRY. MISSES
{ ATHERINE AND LUCILLE
'iILLER, the latter visiting
lehool marin, from Kansas City
>. SERGEANT HARRIS OF Boston
Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL H.
-HOMAS. MRS. FELIX Nc
ROOM BOB THOMAS. Mr..
and MRS. JAMES THOMAS.
r AND MRS. CHARLES WHIT
y and Of course DR. AND hrs.
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X X X
KATHERINE WHITE HOSTESS
MRS KATHERINE WHITE o..
IDS hostess on Sunday afternoon OF
g, week al baby shower hon.
ing MRS RUN BARLEY OF
josephine avenue.
Among the guests were MRS
'uLIA z ABRAMS MRS. MAT
-IE WOODWARD MRS. 1RMA
lord MRS. MARIAN ABRAMS
MRS FLAUNA HILL. MRS.
tLORlA WASHINGTON. e.. MRS
LORINE SIMMS. MRS. JEAN
"EDFERN MRS. RUTH WILL
LIAMS MRS MAMIE MOORE
49, MRS LEONARD GUILD.
IRIS D. GRIFFIN MRS. ANNA
NEADE MISS RACHEL DE-
VESE MRS. MARC ARET
NORTHCROSS MRS. ALEA.
THEA HUDSON. MRS. DORO-
NY CUMMINGS MRS ESSlE
coins and MRS. BERTHA
JACKSON
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FROM AFRICA
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