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PascagOula Church News

NOTICE TO -CLEHSyhfEN AND CHURCH OFFICER
The ChronicA-Star ard Advertiser Is aestrous ii keep.
inz standing on this page. under She head II Church heasg
q complete and correct directory al all the churches m cur
area hours of service. special meetings and other maatters
81 Interest - our ehurch pcople To make this directory coin
plese ii is necessary that we get copy far changes m the
hours OF service not later than every Wednesday afternoon
as we wish 20 publish THIS directory in the Friday issue IF
our papex. So please help Ia IL keep the list correct, hy seuds
ing in yaur cupT every wcck r. "Wednesday afternoon a
the --latest.
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pREsByTEREAN

The Auxiliary win meet At The
church on Monday afternoon II
ihree-th4rty All memhers are
urged n attend
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y

a& A M Sunday school
100 "A M Morning worship
80 = ~ evening worship
80 y n Wednesday. mid
week prayer service
Rev T p WEST.
Pastor
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: total = 8500.aHa acres -
feasHaI ETaHne districts Wene ean
verified io HII5ian framing aHEa
.in Iazl4z
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION

Bayou Casatte
Prayer meeting EVERY Tuesday
might AZ 10
Al visitors weieofue We ex
tend 10 you = hearty invitation e.
some and Mo4xhip Nith u
Rev j l. MORGAN.
Pastor.
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.an1@a uosuw
METHODIST

E%NA
METHODIST
Schedule Tor the week
Sunday
US "A Church Schnna
100 a 81 Worship services
GOO 2. Youth Fellowship
zoo + Worship services
Monday
$40 = NJ Meeting Of w S {
IS Circles May Cowsn. Ceeiie
Daley
Tuesday
$50 = M-Hsrriei Faircy Cit
Gle.
"wednesday
100 p M-Nid week Prayer
service
r l. WALTON.
Pastor
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ASSEMBLY or o
TABERNACLE

Hurley. Miss
Two services each month. On
The FIRST and third Sunday nights
beginning At : 80 o'cleek Sunday
school II ? 81 I 81 Ladies Pray
re- Meeting each Thursday after
upen - 60 oirhuck
Everyone S invited 81 attend
these zefNgre&
II G RODGERS
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Henry avenue. IN SntpvAfa sec
ten. pa1aEosis
cunc3F-
as5 a ~. SUNDAY school, = p
CranR. superintendent
11s0o A - morning worship
Service.
go p n p r [ Hour. Ern
ct Taylor. director
rs p 81. evening worship
Wednen6ag
TOO p. n prayer eefvire
&c n IL Choir Practise
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JESUS HEALS A NAN BONN
nt.4wr

fH Hai amffa
en- she asgee hg f
Fa IL IS Jahn q tire Gaiasn
T~st ur Iuhn > a. 0ns tasne
u fat seeeaa hiina
neN
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METHODIST

METHODIST
Cofnaf DUPONT Ave and South
fsscsgauis street
SUNDAY
1000 A Is Church school
100 A s Morning worship
630P n Youth Fellowship
Hzsa p - Evening worship
Monday
asnP n " s { s-Circles
One aud Two
Tuesday
az8 r. N. W s E S-Cirche
Three
"Wednesday
A p NJ PRAYER meeting
- y = Choir rehearsal
= Y uLNfFK
paslar.
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rAiHvrEw BAPTIST CHURCH
Hssks, street. Pzzasouls NlN

Sunday school Il 1000 4 81
e " Taylor. superintendent
Preaching second sd fourth sun
dass a. 100 A. - and 6soo ? n.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
+ go O'Clock
Hex RAY HAMILTON,
FastaT.
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~EaCATAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

CHURCH
1000 a RI Sunday school. II
X Crop. superintendent
100 a 4 morning worship
q - Training Union. Mrs Joe
Robinson. director
30 r n. asng service
ns0B 2 ri preaching
Monday. 100 r NJ " NJ $
Thursday. 7i5 ? N. prayer
meeting
v G. WINDFfAM.
Pastor.
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p CaEoHIa uuazF achoaI e
.le8 = n preaching and Com
lnunIar m i - A = Evening
eaaea 81
kFeoic- Meeting aa Sunday e
teEnaan ~ 80
w EVANS
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ST. prERREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gautiex. Miss
s10-MnEning Prayer and Ser
NOR by tf1e RECTOR The SECOND
Sunday Of the month thr service
Is Holy Communion and sermon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S REScH.
Pastor
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ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Corner Pine and 1--we Oak streets
Nifnfiay Services
79n A M Hoiv Communion
aua erffsan
1000 4 s Sunday aenooi
1Ie0 A n Morning PRAYER sni
sermon Tire rector will speak
en- INT yunIeel In Here Is
Christ
$50 A n Muuday1 the ~
tof hfoadcasia uypr Rsdlo Station
WGCM f240 kiloxeVies subject
II toklavs radio Sermon ON
That was DEAF ard Had an I'm
peaiment e. lis Speech
20 p n. TUESDAY the y
John Young Peoples LeaEs
meets az the neciufx
Res. FRIEDRICH 5 REsCH
Rector
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

-Una1n Ia. HaecarHIa
EHamene Hal KreaIe
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AssrMBLY or coD CHURCH

North Fascagouh Street
Ffaas cas-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

Characterization OF many OF Michi-
CANS rarer plants and wildflowen VIII
be drasticslly curtsiled July 80 when
the states recently enacted wild
foWer law" becomes effective.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
ST. Louis Girl
WEEDS Sergeant

ST. LOUIS-Miss Alma Hatch,
OF this city and Sergeant Augusta
d. Stanfield OF Chicago were mar
ried by Rev. D. r. Clark at All
Saints Episcopal church, Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Hatch, mother Of the
bride and Mrs Lorraine Beale or
Chicago sister OF the groom wit
messed the ceremony.
Miss Hatch is graduate or
State Teachers college here and
has taught at the Simmons school,
St. Louis. for the past five years.
She is also a member OF the I'VE"
group. and the Sigma Gamma Rho
sorority. She is well known among
the young elites and active in her
church.
SGT. Stanfield who is now serving
in the United States army was for
merly an usher OF the Berean
Baptist church, a member OF the
Chicago Police force and student
OF the Central YMCA college.
Miss Hatch is living with her
father and mother at 1923 Enright
avenue. Sgt. A. d. Stanheld is sta
toned at Scotsfield. ILL.,. q member
OF the Air Corps.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

known fondly rs Peter" =. has
asked for and gotten promise of
the fair hand Of diminut,ye. DOR
OTHY MILLER.
>: * X
SYLVIA DOROTHY PRICE OF
Los Angeles was married TO. -.
SGT ALFRED QUINN OF Santa
Monica. Calf at Selfridge Field
.. by the chaplain. CAPT. AU-
GUSTUS SPEARS. g.. recently $50.
The sergeant is member OF the
96 Service Group. and he and his
bride will live up at OScoda Mich.
Before her marriage the bride
was the house guest OF the groom's
aunt. MRS. ALMA HINTON OF
Detroit.
KATHLEEN COOTE BELL. is
home from her honeymoon. and
her groom has returned to his post
at Kelly Field, Texas. He left last
Saturday afternoon. Kathleen and
Bill Bell made up their minds
in less than "a hours TO do the
thing. !. they had made plans for
September. but thought with the
uncertainty of things they had bet
ter make hay while IL was possible.
She bought her wedding dress
al 3 pm. on the day OF her mar
rage.
X X X
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE
Have YOU seen. pretty. Flo
lSE USHER. who is spending the
summer with her aunt. and
uncle Mr.. AND MRS. PETER
CASEY. of fireman avenue.
Miss Usher is an exotic creature.
and has lots OF gray matter along
with her beauty. She is a teacher
Of English at West Charlotte high
school. in Charlotte. n. c.. She
is the daughter OF Rev. and Mrs
SAMUEL c. USHER of Den
mark, S. c.
X X X
DR.. AND MRS. JUNIUS. TAY.
LOR. are in town. for a visit.
They have his sister with them
and the trio OF them are the house
guests Of MARJORIE HARDING
( ANDERSON. out on Holcomh
avenue. He is at Tuskegee. you
will recall and this is his first
visit home since he left 10 take
up his post there.
X X X
! DIR AND MRS. W.. THOMAS
LOVE. and their young I'm arc
seeing The southland he joined
his wife and baby who have beer
visiting her family IN Atlanta -.
and now all o. ,hem Will visit with
his parents in Carolina.
x X *
The dynamic. REV ADAM
CLAYTON POWELL. will be ir
town next weekend as house
guest OF REV. AND MRS r.
BRADBY- JR-~ Rev. Powell. vii
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
River Rouge
Couple Weds

Florence Elizabeth. the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Msceo Sloan, OF
400 Polk avenue. River Rouge. and
John Robert Gaudy. son OF Rev.
and Mrs John w. Gaudy, of the
Church OF God in Christ. spoke
their vows on Saturday the nth OF
July at 800 p. m. with Elder c. d.
Morton, of radio fame. officiating.
Before the ceremony began a friend
OF the bride sang. Because Love
You"
The church was profusely deco
rated with palms and flowers in
white. blue and pink. The bride was
attired in gown of white satin,
tulle and lace. fashioned with a full
skirt OF satin extending into a cir
cular train and having a square
neckline. Her veil was a creation
OF chantilly lace. The bride carried
bouquet of white orchids, step
hanotis and carnations.
The attendants were all dressed
alike in sheer blue organza frocks,
with bouffant skirts. Pompadour
bows held their shoulder length
wells in place. Each carried spray
bouquets OF carnations and lark
spur. The maid OF honor, who was
the brides law, was dressed
similarly in pink. She carried an
arm bouquet OF pink carnations and
baby breath. The other attendants
were: Maxine Paige. Minnie Bell
Covington, Leomie Gaudy, Broniz-
zie Askew. and Eva Adams.
The groom chose as his best man
Samuel Tunstall. Seating the guests
were: Melvin Sloan. Johnny Spur
lin. Noah Folks and Arthur Har-
rington. Immediately following the
wedding, a reception was held at
the home OF the brides parents.
Many were present and extended
their congratulations and good
wishes to the happy couple. who
received multitude Of lovely gifts.
After July "a, the couple will be
at home at 533 Polk Avenue, River
Rouge.
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program for improvement since its
organization in l941. The public
is invited to hear the guest speaker.
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speak at the Emancipation services
in Windsor next Sunday.
X X X
VALMA BRANAN. had to
Shelve her. plans for the nonce
...of decorating and fixing her
new mansion. and fly to Chicago
e, i'd. to the funeral of her sisters hus-
band. JESSE JOHNSON. who
died rather suddenly last week. {.
OF heart attack
X X X
Our condolences 10 the be-
reaved family Of. CECILIA DO
ZlER. who passed away this
Wednesday at the age OF "a.
She was the daughter of MRS.
JACK WELLS of Alger avenue. ..
and a former coed of West Virginia
State college She had been i'll
for year.
* !, X
MARIAN ELIZABETH TOLL
YER niece Of Mr.. AND MRS.
ISAIAH CALDWELL. of Colfax
street has returned to her home
in Nashville, Tenn. after an en-
joyable visit with the many friends
she made here.
Miss Tolliver studied one year at
State Normal college two years
at Meharry. majored in math and
received her BA. degree from Fisk.
x X X
THE JOLLY POS. held their
annual cocktail party. last Sunday
at the Club 666 with each Of the
members wearing the clubs colors
lin their lovely shoulder cor
sages OF delicate peach gladioli.
and white baby NUNS. Among
those who attended the affair were
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM PARK
Err MRS A. RUSSELL. MRS.
NJ HUDSON MRS: NJ. MURRAY
.. MRS. IGNORE BENNETT.
and MRS ROSETTA MERRITT.
.; x );
THE NATIONAL NEGRO IN
SURANCE CONVENTION. held
IN Chicago. closed last Friday ...
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Wife To Visit
Soldier-Mate
In Louisiana

DORA. Ala.-Mrs, Christine Col
Inns is leaving Tuesday TO visit her
husband, Cpl. Eddie Collins, sta
toned at Camp Claiborne, La. DR..
C. r. Polk held his third quarter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
GADDINGS
BY Gladys


The ALPHA KAPPA ALITIA SORORS reversed things
hit and last Sunday morning entertained their
IVY LEAVES. They ali met Belle Isle. and had
grand time roasting wciners and toasne marsh
maows just if rationinG had happened Then
those who wanted rode bikes for hour and Yet
others played baseball.
of the NES. and SSOROIiS. present
JENELDA STEPHENS. ROBERTA GREENIDGE. BIER
NICE MILLER .NEDA AND WILMA FREEMON .EItMA
kElES., .JEWEL RATlAFF KATHERINE WElSS...
BERTHA BETHEL. BETTY CARSON...LOlS JOHNSON
FREDDIE BRADLEY .. FANNIE RODGERS. MARY
ELLA WHEELER RUIZ GILES. RACHEL. I1MER.
DORIS DUNGlL. HoRTENSE { tLDWELI,. and others
LORRAINE MARTIN GIVES BON VOYAGE PARTY
LORRAINE MARTIN. hostess on last sunday after
her home Westminster avenue. at lovely
farewell shower honorng MARGARET COOK SAM
PIES. who will leave. this week for Virginia where
her husband is stationed take residence there with
him for long these times OF will permit She
will take with her. their little doll. GALE
The girls laden with useful gifts. which Mar
garet will take with her to her new home.
ABOUT SOLDIERS
CPL. ROBERT BULLOCK. came in town last week.
a weekend visit his petite wife ESTHER
GORDY BULLOCK. The corporal is now stationed in
Virginia but manages home quite often TO see his
bride The current their home is that the
STORk will pay them visit on or about Christmas time
DOROTHY STEVENSON ALLEN. is expecting bundle
from Heaven in November sometime Twill make the
second for she and SERGEANT BILLY their first is
larn 1i,t1a oir1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

Esfelle Massey Riddle. consult
ant in Negro nursing for the
National Nursing Council for
War Service urges colored girls
10 take advantage of the op-
porfunities in the United States
Cadet Nurse corps. created by
the Bolton bill. Girls can now
learn nursing with tuition paid.
uniforms furnished and an al
lowance paid.-tANP1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Washington Teacher
Visits Chicago Kin

CHICAGO, Illinois (SpeciaD -
Mrs. Morris Lewis Jr., OF Wash
ington. D. c.. is spending the sum-
mer with her sister-in-law. Miss
Dorothy c. G. Lewis. 4447 Indiana
avenue. Mrs. Lewis makes her
visit to Chicago concurrent with
her husbands induction into our
armed forces in the navy service.
stationed at Great Lakes, Ill.
Her time will be spent in Chicago
and at the Lewis cottage home at
Glencoe, H., after which she will
return to her teaching duties in the
East. Miss Lewis completes soon
her special work at Illinois State
university and will Join the family
circle August /.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Party Honors
Marion Mack

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Mr. and Mrs.
David Carter entertained with a
birthday party. in honor OF thoir
child. Marion Mack. Wednes-
day at their home.
The children spent the afternoon
playing games after which a delic-
ious iced course was served. e.h
child was given flag OF red, white
and blue as a souvenir. he hon.
Gree received many useful gifts.
Those present were Cora Lacey.
Annie f. Tut. Helen Miller, Julius
Waltower, Willie Richardson. Will
lie S. Brown. George Young, Charles
Jennings, jeanette Mack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Margaret Mack and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

after three days OF activity. Rep
resentatives from SIS insurance COM
panies. . throughout the United
States. ..were present. Detroit is
represented in the new group Of
national officers. by. DIR. ROB-
ERT GREENIDGE. who was
elected vice president and medical
director OF the association.
X X X
RUTH E. WEBB. MRS. LYDIA
GOGGINS. and her daughter
FLORIDE. touring through Ca
madam country as we go to press.
They wrote from Quebec. and
we're leaving for Boston. the next
day.
X X X
DR.. AND MRS. J. W. AMES.
are planning to make their usual
summer trip. in spite OF the fact
that the doctor has been ILL., for
some time. They plan TO 60 to Red
Bank, N. J...to visit friends. e.
should be just the thing TO put the
dear doctor in tip top shape again.
We do hope so.
x X X
JOHN DANCY. OF the Detroit
Urban League will be the special
guest Of the Southeastern Improve
ment Association. =. at the regular
meeting on August 2. The meet
ing will be held at st. Johns Pres
byterian church. at pm.
AS civic leader OF many years
standing. Mr. Dancy has a worth
while message for every taxpayer
:. direct and indirect. The asso-
citation has enjoyed a successful
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
THIS
FACE POWDER
CAN GIVE YOU THAT
BRAND NEW" LOOK

Black and White Face Powder makes
your face, neck and arms feel 50 vel
yety, so smooth.
It's image mist" texture is light
rs air, but its magic qualities, It's
chngness, the way it blends with
your complexion, makes you realize
YOU are showing tie world brand
new, lovely you. Black and White
Face Powder comes in 8 smart coli
ors. You II lie delighted with the way
the shade OF your choice harnonizes
with your own complexion. Get the
one and only, Black ~
and White Face Pow ~
der. Ask for the eco &AS
toilet goods counters. W.
G|Ej535!|!!E3!E1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

vival was held at Lily Hill Baptist
church and Rev. Slaughter from
Aldridge, Ala, was the pastor.
Charles Afford IS in the hospital
but expects TO be home soon. Mrs.
Ola Lee Austin from Birmin CHAM,
Ala, visited relatives over the
weekend. Pro. George Collins left
for the navy on Sunday, July IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

DARING niue SlTl.
X X !;
MRS z DONALD. e.. and 49,.
GLADYS GILES lef, last We'd
nesday for points west. They
will visit in particular PVT. BER-
NARD DONALD who is stationed
Q, Grand Island. Nebr.
* X X
Saw. JEANNE wAUNDLESS.>
with her Cuban solder-boy In tow
last week END Obviously he is
IN leave and VIC are just Won
dcring il they will get married
while he is here Her parents an
nhunced their engagements. some
time back you may recall.
X X X
STANTON HUNTON. who Is a
lieutenant. and his cousin.
CHARLES COLE JR.. who is an
officer candidate. are both ex-
pected In town some time about
the first week In August Charles
will have graduated then IL all
sbes well and will be sporting his
gold bars.
X X *
KAY MARSHALL....t the lovely
:. and her handsome lieutenant,
RAUL BROWN will be married
August 3 We are told.
X X *
Which brings 10 mind the fact
that. 1T. ARTHUR PRICE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
BLUEJACKETS FETED

Lawrence Grimes and Columbus
Black were honcred before they left
to enter the Navy with get to-
gether" by Miss Elayne Grsyson Of
24l9 st. Aubin. Columbus was sent
TO Norfolk, Va, and Lawrence was
sent to the Naval Training Station
at Great Lakes, III.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

conlerer ce AT
st. Mark t1.M.E.
church; r e v.
Harris preached
a wonderful SER
mon at I h e
quarter corfer-
ence. Ola /.
G. ar d n er and
Dorothy Sam
son visited heir
& r a n d father,
Rev. J. w. Jaw
son, over tire
W e e k-end. A
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

A new producing oil we'll has been
struck in Newaygo county. eight miles
north of White Cloud in Goodwill
township, according TO state conserva-
ton department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Gloria KRUGER and Dick
Burkhardt choose The Fer
rls wheel for their thrill
ride at Edgewater Park.
used The right word in my ques-
ton.
That's exactly how hit
upon most Of my horror char
acters," he told me They come
10 me i'm dreams after have
worked on various ideas for a
long time trying Ia figure out
just what they should he like.
Now YOU take the mummy,
for example. which think j.
the most frightening Of them
all. One night l had lobster
u In Newburg for dinner. top
ping IL off with chocolate
>undae. And later. while sleep
ing. saw the mummy in my
dream just about the way
finally made IL up for the
screen"
In this particular case, after
he discovered what hc wanted,
Pierce sent 10 the Cairo Mu-
scum in Egypt for a photograph
Of RameSeS IL. a well preserved
mummy specimen and dupil-
Gated It almost exactly. The
makeup lob consumed eight
hours. and the same pattern
was followed later for another
of his famous characters, the
Mad GhOul
But there is n lot more 10
most of ms creations, requiring
months of research and study
of various legends
"My faVorite job from the
standpoint of Imagination
Pierce told me, twas Franken-
stems monster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

created them. has been pulling
DOGGY men out Of his makeup
KIT at Universal Studios for
quarter Of century And J.
have a hundred more IN the
back Of my head even more
horrible he told this writer
You wouldn't think u 10 look
a. Pierce. He is a mild man
nered little man who leads
quiet home life And oddly
enough, there is nothing be en-
joys more than an evening with
his wife az q neiChhorhood the
ster. viewing the latest spine
chiller
l called on Pierce 10 find ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Missed Middle G

For wears everybody thought
she was engaged TO a famous
band maestro with whom size
had sung for several years he
fore coming 10 Hollywood
n is common talk around
town that she photographs
moro GENEROUSLY than any of
the SongbrdS from the band
stands or the radio
She once attended Fresno
fCalD State Teachers College
and Al one time planned no ne.
come a piano teacher bar size
never even learned 10 find mid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Play Given

THE CATHOLIC THE
ATER'S presentation OF The
Royal Family will continue
every Friday Saturday and
Sunday throughout the month.
The last performance will be
given August !.
The play Is being presented in
the theater workshop on East
jefferson
The ROYAL Family is a
satlrical com Q ~ by George
kaufman and Edna Ferber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Has oldest Hobby

With her family she owns
i0-aCrc ranch IN NorthrldgC.
which features among other
things four rare Portuguese and
Polish chickens which cost Sl6O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Costello Recovering

SEDIMENTATION TESTS,
whatever they are, proved thar
the aillng Lou Costello IS well
on the way no recovery Mis-
hearts okay, too Star now IS
taking daily sun baths IN the
yard sheltered from drafts by
a l5-foot canvas windbreak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Guess Who:
She S Top
Singer
By DOROTHY MANNERS


GUESS who THIS is
VI She's been voted Amcri-
cas- top band singer by IS DIFF
fcrcnt poll, bat She doc>n I
even own a piano
She svearS she has no serious
heart interest bat She con-
Stantly wears a gllt from a
cood-looklng sailor a bracelet
with a gold heart inscribed with
both their names. lis Is Pat
NCrnCN.
She is making her first movie
ON the N-G-M lOt Broadway
RhNthm. and she's INST moved
INTO Eleanor PoWollS old dress
me- room suite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Poole Conductor OF Isle Concerts

TIE SECOND week Of SYM
.phony concerts on Belle Isle by
the. Detroit Orchestra Will Tea
ture Walter Poole as conductor
FIRST concert viii be Sunday az
Sis p. M. from tho bandStand.
overtime. 'GEus, Baron = strauss
Terpefuum Monte strauss
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Thunder and iIrh'r'nE strauss
Emperor Waltz strauss
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Ardaritro and Finale SYMPHONY
Sunday night al Palmer Park
the second week OF Detroit Fed
Grafton of Musicians Band con-
certS viii begin AZ Sis with
Herbert Straub conducting.
Straub viii repeat the same
program also Monday night al
Belle Isle. The selections
S,sr SpancIed Banner.
March Tanuh8uSrr Wagner
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Selections Three Muste'eers' tuml
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Just how he goes about dream
ing up a little number, say like
The monster, and he surprised
me right off by telling me | had