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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
Miss Tower Bride Of
Cpl. Milton Hoberer

Ann ArbOr. Oct. 1.-THE wed.
ding OF Geraldine T.. Tower, dauRh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tower,
$40 Thompson St, and Cpl. Milton
Habcrer. Jr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Haberer OF Saline, took
place at = o'clock Saturday night
in The chapel u the Michigan
League. The service was read by
the Rev. Harold Deyrios OF the
Grace Bible Fellowship, The brides
sister. Louise. was maid OF honor.
and the bridesmaids were Mary
Ellen Kendell. Owosso and Betty
Connell Of s. Forest Ave. The
flower girl was the brides niece.
Norlns Tower OF Grand Rapids and
the ring was carried by the brides
nephew. James Houk Of Plymouth.
who wore n soldier suit. Pfc. Don
aid Brown, who Ia n University
student, was best man. and the
ushers were tho brides brothers.
Ronald. Saline. and Wendell.
Grand Rapids.
A reception was held ut the
League for the 100 wedding guests.
The couple will live at Augusta,
Ga. where the bridegroom Is sta
toned AT Camp Gordon He al
tended Lane Technical School at
Chicago. Ill and Mrs. lIabercr Ia
n graduate OF Saline High School.
Both attended Moody Bible lnstI-
tute OF Chicago.
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Farm Products For Sale

Apples
FOR SALE
SATURDAY ASD SUNDAY
No ; Grade Spies
Macintosh. Greetings.
Wagners, Baldwins.
Jonathans
GEDDES FRUIT FARM
1914 =. Huron River Drive.
WINTER APPLES
FOR SALE
Until oct 70
Henry Hhls, 5000 Ellis Ia.
Turn left on new dirt road or
~ after sou cross new speed
way.
TOMATOES FOR sALE-Ripe or
green 2OG ~ Normal ST. Phnc
1sl-R. call after y. III. We dc
merenants sOee's,
Mems Dress Shirts
Thorne Tire. 800 L. Michigan.
sTOvEs-we have large stock of
laundry stoves oak heaters, I'll
sizes shaefers Huron St store.
HAfsoNETTE FRoCKs. Nationally
sold. exclusive STYLES. All fabrics
ana sizes 10 IS. See Mrs. Ruth
Liss. s02l5 T.. Michigan.
YOu CAN paint tho woodwork IN
tie average kitchen with Su-Ens-
Ell for t295. Family Radio S1oppe.
l0s W. Michigan.
BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
SLEEP SHOP
10 W. Mlchigar
Musical Equipment
PRACTICE PIASO. Reconditioned
upright. $50. Ypsi Piano Co.. Ao2 T.
FOR A FINE factory reconditioued
piano with new guarantee, see
our large selection. GrinHeh Bros.
10 ". Michigan.
Merchandise For sale
TIE following IL partial list Of
IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS
FOR sale at the Belleville Liquid
afing Co, cor HaRRerty I'd. and
French Landing. Belleville. An
giles channels. beams. c1uduts,
pipes Of various sizes. open top
storage and nigh pressure tanks,
plates varying = inch 10 > inch
in thickness, also used lumber.
ROY SHORT. MGR.
Prone: office f0ll Pes. G53l
Eellegllle
REDECORATE &oW with KEN
tone. tie modern wall paint. Thin
with water. one coat covers Dries
So one hour. Complete selection 81
paint ard trim. Gr.unell Bros, 20
" Michigan.
ADVANCE STYLING combined with
unusual color interest can bright
er your rooms u yoJ recover your
floor with Armstrong Goor cover
ing or inlaid iuolsHW complete
selection. Gr.uueI Bros. go W
Michigan.
POOL TABLE AND EQTIPMENT
for sale
.bs2 Merrill s.. YpsHa1t.
HEATING STOVE FOR SALE
Good cord ti1r. Reasonable Phone
i5ss-W-4 Textile ST.
SHOTGUN 70 gauge r7mrnsr'eeq Tor
sac. Good condition. -l'2 Mer-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
House TraIIera For Rent

TRAILERs suitable FOR two
and four people. 1890 LoForge Rd-
Phone Gis
WAR WORKERS We can solve your
housing problem. live In u trailer
on the Rental Purchase Plan Sell
horns Of Ypsllanti. $50 Ecorse Rd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15

Il BLOCK Off Ecorse Road on Ford
ST. near Michigan Ave. , room
house. stool. garage, se775. Easy
terms. H. Peet SO No. Huron St
pbppa tETT
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The Ypsilanti DailyPress

GEORGE {. HANDY. Publisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week, in city ........2oo
DAILY. one year in Ypsilanti
trading zone, comprising
WHshtenAw County. and west
ern portion OF Wayne County $500
Daily, per year, outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ..........l.50
Special rate to soldiers, year. $500
Independent OF politics and pub
lished daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ypsilanu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business OFFICE ............470, al
Editorial Rooms ............,...b
Entered as second-class mail matter
at Post office, Ypsilanti, Mich.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAILIES
Scheerer and Co.
81 Lexington Ave. New York
- T. Wacker Drive, Chicago
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Automotive


for sale. sleeps four New heat
ing stove. ufw furniture, newly
painted. 1895 y. Huron after g p.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME fon
MEANING CLAIMS

40. d@tsl
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tenaW.
Al a session Of said Court. held al
the Probate OTrcs IN the CITY OF
Ann Arb0r, IN the said County. on
the lsth day Of September A. D. 1913.
Present. Honorable JaY @. Pray.
Judge 81 Probate.
In tie Matter ~ tho Estats OF
Mary L. Arnold, deceased
u appearing 10 the Court that tho
tu0 for presentation Of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that "A time Bnd place be ap-
pointed 10 receive examine and ud-
lust oil claims and demands against
aaaid deceased ~ and before said
Court.
II Is Ordered. That creditors Of
said deceased Hre required TO present
their claims to said Court at nald
Probate OFFICE on or before the iath
day Of December A. -. 1913, nj ten
O'Clock ~ tho forenoon. aaid tims
ana place being hereby appointed for
tho examination and adjustment ~
an claims and demands against said
deceased.
II IL Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by pubti-
cation or copy or this order Tor
three auccossivs weeks previous 30
said day Of hearing In the ipailantl
phlly ifehH newspaper printed
ana circulated In said County
JAY q. PRAY. Judge OF Pro-
Adv L-iOi6.
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Real Estate
Houses For SAFE

Opportunities
For Homes
$3.50 DOWN. BUYS modern bed
room home. complete with bath,
furnace, fun basement and gar
age Near Bomber plant and
good school Immediate posses
sion. Price, Sii5o.
COLONIAL HOME. An attractive
place, close ia 60 town. Extra
laVatory downstairs Large
screened in porch. Automatic hot
water heater. Garage Large lot
Paved street All Tor $500 cash.
WEST CROSS 6 room home with
extra lot only block from col
lsge campus Price. $500.
PRICE REDUCED. $eat room
country home VITA bath. About
years old. Very low taxes. WIZ
show good rental return ~ de
sired as investment. Reduced o.
N=hNN TOT AAH'h aAHFs Wv tt"t
ING into army
SUBURBAN 8 rooms and hsta.
just outside Npsilautl Priced al
$3.50 on terms, OF will dlscoun
$3.50 for all Casf
DELUNE HOME. owner has au-
thorized us 10 cut price S. .OOO
on fine home on West eros, one
OF incest bungalows TN this area.
Many extra features including
two fireplaces, tile bath. heated
recreation room, automatic heat
ing plant, automatic hot water
heater, ? car garage. lot 20 40
feet, etc. II you are looking for
home that Is really nice. this -
IT.
I YEAR OLD BEDROOM Home
Just like new. outside city. Full
bath. Nics wing room only
$3.50.
NEAR BOMBER Almost new
house in restricted subdivision.
Five rooms and bath. only $500.
$500 down payment balance
payable without interest charge
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W. Michigan. phone 1874
REALTORS
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Household Furnishing.

Household Furnishing.
A VERY RICH TONE . TUBE
Majestic Console Cabinet Radio f2f.
Also clean mattress (sterilizedl IS.
202 Parsons st.
1870 Hotpoint Refrigerator for sale.
Good condition. Also oil burner.
1lt9 Edwards nd, Belleville. Mich.
ONE ROUND OAK NUMBER 20 coal
stove. Good condition. IS y. Huron
or phone 1862.
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. fuel oil
heater, single bed and springs, Ice
box, so gal oil drum and faucet.
After p. m. 6 y, Grove.
USED FURNITURE for the complete
home. Main Furniture Store. fO9
~ Main, Ann Arbor open evenings
DINING TABLE $40. buffet $40. 3
chairs 81 each. solid oak Fine con-
, dition. Phone Ann Arbor 2-I922 or
2-l00s.
WOODWARD PIANO, slightly used.
beautiful finish. excellent tone.
$40 cash. 2l2 y. Normal St
? NEW WILTON RUGS Ok IL
Philco Radio. l.. A. Hutchinson,
4l3 Ainsworth l555NN.
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Lots

Lot 1870 r.. 30 It. third LOT north
OF 72S y. Lamay 81 Inquire az
Swishers, same address $4,000
cash
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
Merchandise
Merchandise Wanted

1aSA w. 44Ae
Merchandise Wanted
VIZ WILL PAY best cash price for.
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners Singer SHOP ~. 3i2-W.
STUDIO COUCH with good springs
wanted. in good condition. Call
3s-W. I Hewitt IA.
GOOD PRICE PAID FOR paby's play
pen. Folding preferred. Cali at
80 y. River
DAVENPORT AID CHAIR. Refrig-
orator wanted Phone 1855 " after
s p m.
Any SIZE TRICYCLE.
WANTED
call s's-W
for Sale or exchange
DINING ROOM SUITE. anything ~
value bought or exchanged,
Norton's. - r Cross phone 2oe2
Dirt. ssno and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or =. q. U Pit
WHITAKER & COOLING 60.
$500 Gale Rd Phone eo2o-j
BLACK DIRT - MANURE
WASHED Sand. Pebbles. Gravel,
Rocks. General Hauling can
julius Zahn, Phone l2lS-W-l,
Automotive
House Trsllers For Gale
SCHULTZ TRAILER
FOR sale. sleeps four Sew heat
ihg stove. NV furniture. newly
painted. 1896 y. Huron after p.
m
NFW 1913 Traders with new tires,
American. Ruycraft and Royal, also
large assortment 90 used trallers
Let us solve your housing prob
lem with our rental Purchase Plan.
We are Michigau's Oldest and most
reliable dealer Sellhorn Sales 81
Ypsuanti. $50 Ecurse Rd.
49, FT. ALMA TRAILER In very
good condition, Will sell reasonable
Inquire 3lO s. Washington st
after 6 80 =. m.
l6 FOOT AUnURN sleeps 4 Good
tires. 1295 Inquire ". H. Lane,
1873 sudbury, Willow Run village.
90 root TRAILER. Good looking
Reasonable 423 T.. Grand Wvd. out
T., Michigan.
House Trailers For Rent
TRATLERS -Two-suitahic FOR two
and four people. 1890 LoForge Hd.
Phone 6Is
WAR WORKERS We can solve Your
housing problem Live IN u trailer
on the Rental Purchase Plan Sell
horns ~ Ypsilantl, $50 Ecorse I'd
Automobiles For SAL
DE SOTO late 1870 De Luxe Tudor
Oyerdrive- Radio Heater. Scat
Covers Excellent tires and spare
1896. 90. owner. Box Pm. Care OF
Press
&c FORD CONVERTIBLE Tor sale
Heater. good tires. -. Normal
81 after s y. m.
1897 BUICK SEDAN. Goodyear life
guard tubeE. t35O.OO No trades
30 southern Blvd. Willow Park
Ypsilantl.
NEW CARS for Defense Workers.
Nov on display at 100 T.. Cross
81. Hudson Sales e Service
1912 sTUDEHAKER Coupe. nearly
new, sell or exchange for property
Priority needed. Phone 1871.
la3i MASTER CHEVROLET COACH
good tires. 1911 Ridge Rd. Pm
lasF2i Milan.
Wanted To Buy
USED CARS WASTED
WILL PAY CASH
Prone 299-W
WILL PAY CASH for your late
model trailer or equity. See MIR.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

THREE ROOM furnished apt. all
modern, private entrance and bath.
Adults suitable for two. 1892
Packard I'd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15
Merchandise

/ 0YEpcol.~. 7; ToqcostS ","s,
s'iiinG jackn .ILB IN hat
Iis LHru T'b . ~ ~
rS,'hiLn 80
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-15

SIN ROOM modern house, one block
from high school $500. Il down.
Inquire 206 n. Washington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

The company was very fortunate
last week in having as its guest
speaker to the agency force Rev
W. L. Franklin, pastor OF Sacred
Cross Baptist church. Rev. Franklin
delivered one OF the most helpful
and inspiring addresses which the
company agents have ever heard.
The cashier, Mr.. L. lizard to-
gether with his assistant, Miss Doris
A Clarke and Clerks Misses Mary
O'Bryant, Agnes Helm, and Jessie
Rozier have been working late and
long hours during the past week IN
connection with the annual state
ment OF the company. Our director
Mr.. Ernest A. Westbrook, who is an
accountant and tax consultant, has
also given considerable time 10 the
work OF the company during the
past several days. Mrs. Eva Mae
Rose and Mr.. William H. Simmons
qualified for membership in the
Presidents Campaign and were
awarded a prize Of SIS each.
Mr.. Frank r. Williams. treasurer
OF the company has been rather
busy at the beginning OF the New
Year and our secretary, Rev. Hor-
ace A. White has also been ex-
tremely engaged particularly with
matters in connection with the De-
troit Housing committee OF which
he is a member Miss Thelma Boat
wright has been under the weather
but we hope she will soon be back
as a regular"
Mrs. Estelle Wilson. Miss Adell
Blackwell and Miss Virgia Bowden
have made splendid pledges for the
balance Of the Presidents Trophy
campaign.
During the past week Miss Bow
den did, possibly. one Of the best
pieces Of work among all the agents
Of the company. Miss Blackwell
vas also under the weather for two
or three days but she, too, is now
back on the job
Mrs. Ruby Lee and Mrs Dorothy
Miller also entered enthusiastically
in the new campaign In fact, en-
thusiasm has grown TO high that
Supervisor Robert Martin has a
wager on with Alex Maddox. and
also with Superintendent McGhee
and Director William H Simmons
Our inspector, Mrs. r. Walker
will have her hands fun inspecting
all the new business which is be-
ing written during the campaign
The president reports very in
teresting meeting in Youngstown
! Ohio. where he spoke on February
81 He has been invited TO speak ir
Philadelphia before the American
Policy association but has had &c
decline because OF the time nee.
essary TO make the trip.
The last meeting Of the Western
Union Youth club had a quiz con
test and cash prizes were awarded
to several winners. The next meet
ing Of the club will be March 6tf
Friday a. PM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Soldier, S Friends
Wish Him Good
Luck Success
Feted By Wife, Friends
During FurIough
n ere

A sugp sc fu. 'ough party was
gwen Tor SGT william Allen by his
@.!e, Dorothy Stevenson Allen, dur
: MS yeten; turlough here from
as post IN Maryland The party
WaS hc.d on asst Saturday night al
their home, 567 F. Ksrbv. All OF
Bins schoo. chums were there to
ash him well
The entire affair was carried out
n patriotic motif as 10 color and
Nhstnot, rec, white and blue. and
ne military theme. OF course. pre-.
don .naiing TIE tasty menu con-
sisted on baked ham, potato salad,
punch; cake, etc
Those yin attended included
Johnnie Roxborough. Doris Rat
! ffe. Jack Barthweii, and Doris Ann
ShiVers, Priv. Charles Digs Jr..
and Elsie Miller. Ray Hines and
Elaine Wilmington. Steve Williams
ard Gladys House. Bobby Douglass
and Ruth Giles. Youletta Mason ano
Sonny Wells, Eddie Glenn and La
Brentha McMann, Erman Fischer
and Gladys Giles. Betty Bland and
Kenny Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry GoolSby, Mr.-and Mrs. Lewis
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Mason, Mrs. Audrey Stone, Patricia
Whitby, Betty Ann Wheeler, Bar
5ars Wheeler. Guy Marshall, Eric
Gooch, Rober' Allen, Grover Strong.
LLOYD Watson. Horace Evans, Eliza
beth Patton. Alvin Jones, Leon JEFF
ferson. Elmer Russell, Clifford Ed
wards, Sidney Parke-. Doris Todd,
Walter McMahan. Louise Carter
Thomas Woodward, Herbert Nc
Fadden. Lewis Wanzer. Wesley
Mason, Doris Owens, Jeanne Bowles.
Barbara La Barrie. Frances Jameson.
Tommy Harris. Paul Hurely, Harvey
Mitchell, Walter Cryder, Mary Lind
say, Henry Cade. Cecilia Micholm,
Charles Hurry, and June Jasper.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Posts Held Joint
Tea On Last SUNDAY

The Charles Young and Tom
Phillips Ladies auxliaries OF the
American Legion are sponsoring a
Tea Sunday. March 7 from 4 TO 6
PIN at the Lucy Thurman YWC.A
Oru own WAAC Recruiting Officer
Lieut. Helen L. Cox will be our spe-
cial guest along with Lieut.. Nina
Murray and Lieut. Gilmore Morri-
son, chief recruiting officer Of the
WAAC personnel.
The public is invited 70 come out
and hear these WAC officers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
NEW CLUB ORGANIZED

The Sepia Modes are making
their debut There arc nine mem
bcrs as follows: Lucille Armstrong
president; Mary Lee Harwell. Sec
rotary; julia Busy. treasurer;
Norris Warren, vice president; vi
Wan Taburn. business manager;
Claudia Martin reporter; Jamsie
Battle. member; Wilma Clark,
member: Rothel Reed, member.
The object OF the CLUB is 10 So
cialize and save. There are three
affairs planned for the year, the
first one 10 be a cocktail party,
Sur day afternoon, May 2. al Club
"66e." tickets may be obtained from
any member. Claudia Martin is the
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Sergeant William Allen Given Party Here By His Wife
GADDINGS
Gladys


ABOUT THE JABBERWOCK In all the thirteen years
that the DElTAS have been sponsoring above men
toned annual for scholarship Lady Luck. has
Cooperated just beautifully. But we thought TINS year
she had deserted them surely What with the TAX
ing all the and those who left working such
strenuous hours and what with most OF the women.
in defense work of some kind.
Maybe we though they should have it this year.
Maybe thought they should be patriotic and just forget
Il for duration something like that But they
said it tradition and besides what about their
scholarship
When two weeks before the date. publicity to the eff
feet that RAY ROBINSON would fight his bout
that night. Then we knew the Delta rabbits
had But this year they turned away
folk than several hundred could not get into
the auditorium. willing they were to pay for SRO.
SO that anything this the most successful OF all
which just goes show that you tell and which
gotten bad break in thirteen and II
held up on the supposedly thirteenth
THE APOLLO PLAYERS tied the precedent set by.
. NAClREMA CLUE until this year the Nacremas were
the only the Jabberwock three successive
. But . the Apolos did the and now may keep the
silver loving cup for their for all time.The loving
cup which truly loving won solely on the ex-
pert dictatorship Of. ALVIN LOVING. What he doesn't
know about coordination of panomme and lines isn't
known about these parts.
THE COSMOPOLITES. swell bunch Of kids. Their
little director got very tough break her first fling at
DAWN WATSON. who is mighty clever lass and who
worked fingers the bone trying 10 perfect the
satire which they presented Her brother. LLOYD WAT
SON didn't show up for the performance. his was the
effective part of the skt And to THINK that they won
second prize with little Dawn. saying two parts and the
kindly stage who at the last minute supplied the
yillanous laugh Zone of the "Mummers) What might
have happened II the paye had gone down as was In
tended Lloyd is bad boy and we are angry wlth him..
Ne knows the tradition the theatre that the show must
go on and that.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club

The American Beauty Social and
Art club held a very interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jones
The president and members are
making plans for many future pro-
grams for the benefit OF thes SOL
diers.
Tune in to station WJLB March 8
az 10 pm. The choral ensemble
will sing with the Recreation Vic
tory chorus under the direction OF
Mrs. Dorothy S;eger.
. Don't forget the program at the
Chapple Hill Baptist church. will
liams al Kirby, Tuesday. March 9,
at $50 p IN Please come out and
help make this program a success.
Mrs. Mable Smith is president; Mrs.
Villa Dempsey. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
HONORED WITH PARTY

Gussie Baker, daughter OF Mrs.
B. Baker OF SCI Eliot street was
honored with a welcome party last
Friday sponsored by her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Mack Baker
Sandwiches. pop. ice cream ana
cookies were served. There was
plenty OF music and dancing and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Mrs. Gardena
Honored With
Gala Affair
40 Women Attended
Ceremony For Guest
BY GLADYS MILLS

What began as a weekly bridge
club meeting turned out TO be one
Of the prettiest parties of the sea-
son last Wednesday evening when
Mrs. Pauline Milton decided to en-
terrain her guest. Mrs. Mildred
Gardena of New Orleans.
All of forty smartly attired Mes
DANES and Mesdemojselles swarmed
into the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
house about 8 pm Mrs. William
Anderson, very special friend of
the guest of honor. and petite Mrs
Gsrdens were seated in the recep-
ton hall chatting away about old
times down in New Orleans when
Mrs. Anderson visited. A coy.
chstty group, which comprised Mrs
Haley Bell. Sadye Atkins. Wayne
Alexander, Teene Johnson, Edith
White and Katie Fuller were seated
Just inside the dining rooms. and
there the sight OF sights. the mos.
beautifully laid table. "T-shaped"
spotless white cloth. St Patrick Day
motif, tiny green baskets filled 10
orimming with munchables. cute
sort of flag affair blazoned the
name of the expected occupant a;
each place.
Wearing lush orchid, the like OF
which we have not seen for
size and color GIFT to her Of Mrs
10 Edwards, Mrs. Milton went
about her duties OF being the affsble
hostess. She was attired in black
with touches of rose; Mrs. Odaie
Harmon in svelte black suit with
red accessories; Mrs. Louise Ed.
wards in black crepe and sequins
with gardenis in her hair; Cad
ence Hines in all black and an up
swept hair-do and Alma Gardena
in suit of vermilion were busy as
bees assisting the hostess.
Soon we sat down to the beauti-
full luncheon, we'll we could say
banquet and still be correct. The
food was obviously chosen for color
harmony, celery stuffed with cheese
tinted a bright st. Patrick's green,
and prettiest, fastest salad.
| After dinner we all went UP to
the recreation rooms to play bridge,
There Odalie Harmon acted as bar
tender and Louise Edwards was
busy passing out tallies, the cutest
ones with a peacock, tail outspread
on it, and made Of real feathers in
the right colors.
For the next couple OF hours only
The planking down OF trumpS dis
turbed the stiffness as the ladies
concentrated upon their game with
/ the result that France Hagans won
! first prize for the club; Louise Ed
wards. second; Virgie BROMLEY.
the BOBBY. or the guests, Sadie
Atkins won first. and Isaure Milton,
second: Odalie Harmon. the BOBBY
All the gifts were something ele-
CANT in glassware.
Club members were Maribodine
Robinson, Margaret Thomas, VII
vienne Cooper. Victoria Mccall,
Corrinne Martin. Beatrice Gillian,
Frances Hagans. Virginia Brown
ley. Louise Edwards and Do;y Cole.
Guests were Mignon Brown,
Isola Graham, Teene Johnson. Lii
Ian Brooks, 10 Edwards, Cadence
Hines, Bobbie Anderson, Katie
Fuller, Selma McGlasker, Marjorie
Willis. Isaure Milton, Odalie Hsr-
mon, Lieut.. Helen L. Cox, Dorothy
Gibson OF New Jersey. Ruth Bel
ford, Mamie Alexander. Edith
White, Christine Marlowe, Alberta
Jenkins. Mildred Gardena, Alma
Gardena. Queenie Mae Williams,
Mary Bell, Sadye Atkins and Leona
Lange.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

everyone seemed 20 have an enjoy
adj evening. Those attending were
Johnnie NJ. Grant, Thomas VII.
iiams Vivian Friday. Nathaniel Ed
wards. Viola and Clarence Jenkins,
Daisy Bradley, Thomas Woodhouse,
Lawson Hicks. Charlie Matthews,
NiSa NJ Shoemake. Booker Wade,
Madeline and Margaret Lyons,
Tommie F.. Love and others.