The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

fairs OF Damon Keith that she has
- NJ, on The wonder Damon
hasn't an interest as yet SO at least
you have q good chance Since
actions >eak better han words,
we are watching for your next
move So, carry on :.
We were all very glad 10 sec John
Stevens, wilbert Goldsby. Marvin
Marshall, Charles Turner and Ed
ward Sylvester AL boys were
home over the past week. looking
very handsome in their uniforms
MAIL BAG
In order for you TO send more
cards to the boys in service this
week, I'm just going 10 tut their
addresses. but al the end a few OF
their remarks will be mentioned
Thank you r. II. Cop
per. F3-c. Co. i3-43 LIST Plat, U.S.N'
rs. Hampton. Va; Pvt. Edward D..
Sellnnan, ASH. 36865o24. 4sth Avn
Sod, Army Air Base. Salt Lake City
Utah: Pfc. Stanley Beal ASH.
3658s09s, 780th San. Co, Camp
Myles Standish. Mass; Robertson
Baker, AS. l462-leth Regt. Cpl.
Louis r. Wade tbandsman), HIS.
Btry. -5ist Def. Bn. FMF., Mont
ford Point, Camp LeJune. New
River. N. c.: Pfc. Marion Cheaiham,
ASH. 36s5309s Hdq. bet. 276 ON.
Bn, Camp John T. knight, Oakland,
Calf: Maynard Griffin. GIN. l-c.
United States Navy, Fall Brook,
Calf. Pre-Aviation Cadet Charles
z. Craig A. S.N.. l4l7448,. Glass 7so
ll70th TT. Or, Keesler Field. Miss;
Cpl. Earl Evans, ASA. 36865059. Co.
F lsl4th Engr., Personnel Head
quarters, Camp Claiborne. La;
Robertson Baker Jr.. AS. 1911 BIT
22-ie Regt. U.SN.TS, Camp Law
renee, Great Lakes. Ill.
Maynard Griffin wrote US long
letter telling about many OF his in
teresting experiences during the
eight months he spent in actions
over seas, therefore, ! was very
hurt to learn that he hasn't been re-
ceiving any mail l have al
ready mailed him a Xmas card
.. Won't you send him one. too
I know you will, so thanks in
advance Louis and Elmore
Wade are planning on spending the
coming holidays at home with US
So sorry 70 hear that S'anley
Beal Is i'll.
Mrs. William Hall of Beechwood
avenue returned TO the city last
week after spending Thanksgiving
holidays, plus some more time. with
her youngest daughter. Gloria, who
Is attending ST. Benedict in Mil
! waukee, Wis. She says that the
school buildings are all very old blu,
Tar more beautiful than words car
ten !. Her SON. Billy. plans Y
spsnd Christmas Day with Rita
who u attending Palm.r Institute
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STRANGE AS III MAY SEEM
Reginald MCGEE is spending all Of
his time these days trying to win
the love and respect OF Sara Cas-
sey too bad that Sara likes
Robert Gray Lawrence Clip
SON Is still serenading Mary Ann
Coins Allen Jones sends his
love to Peggy Jean Burris {.
Horace Rodgers dislikes his name
in print Lillian Payne is really
interested in Asa Lee .. Walter
Simms, even with the ma shortage,
attends dances as stag l
have a correction TO make: Mary
Jane Leigh and Haney Tunstall
were intended to me mentioned as
a cute two-some More next
week.
A farewell party was given at the
fashionable Mccullough home on
Alger this past Saturday mite in
honor OF Henry, who is leaving for
the army this coming Friday.
Seen dancing and chatting were
Henry and Charline Jones. Pat
Whitley, Louis Wanzer, Gloria Scott,
Louis Wilson. Irene Mckinney,
Bobby Stewart. Jean Bowles, Pat
Mccullough. George Stonestreet,
Mary Strong. Teddy HUMPHREYS,
Vivian Moultroy. John Hawkins,
Barbara LaBarrie, MAGIC Williams
Bsrbar Ivy. Doyld Dugan, Dorothy
May. William Boyd. Faye Jean
Bronson, Ellen Ivy. Samuel Good
win and many. many others.
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Noticed Gloria Mack with thC
cutest hat on while Gloria Lake hac
on a very smart pair OF brown shoes
Joseph Chambers looking
very sharp in his navy uniform
Herbert Craig wearing paii
Of rare saddle shoes Tonne!
Buckley's new hair style topped Of
with a chic brown hat :, Waite
Simms' sharp sweaters Mrs
Beatrice Morgan's beautiful new fu
coat Louis Wilson with Glori
Scott
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The Los Diablos are giving thei
Introductory dance on Friday nit,
Dee. II at Plymouth Congrefa