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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
so SLUZBi


John T. Kermode je bill ma
zadnji seji Electric Illuminating
kompanije izvoljen "a druzbine-
ga podpredsednika. Mr.. Ker-
mode sodeluje S to kompanijo
neprestano re so let.
Pri tel druzbi je vstopil v
sluzbo leta 1898, ko mu je bio
16 let.
Ko je pricel z delom pri tel
druzbi, je imela slednja mani
kot 500 odjemalcev, danes pa
znasa njihovo stevilo mad $780,
900. Mr.. Kermode pravi, da je
bilo v ten petdesetih letih mar
sikaj dosezenega in izboljsane-
ga, toda pc njegovem mnenju je
najvecji Gin kompanije v tenn,
da more zadostiti vsem potre-
BAN sedanje ogromne vojne in
dustrije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

-HEE NH#t# 8gEE#& #EN#
"Devica Martial" je zakricala
gospa, "kaj boste pa tam poce-
Ii? Sal Sc niti gibati nc more
tel"
"Bojeval Sc bom," je odvrnil
svejk z grobnim glasom. I'm ma
voino pojdem ma vozicku. Sal
poznate slascicarja "a prvim
oglom on ina tax vozicek. Vozil
.ie v MEM pred lett svojega
hromega. deda ma svezi zrak. V
tenn vozicku me odpeljete vi ma
vojno."
Gospa Millerjeva je zacela jo'
kati: cali maj skocim pc zdrav-
nika, gospod?"
"Nikamor ne pojdete! Do svo'
Jill nog sem popolnoma zdrav
kanonenfutter, in v tenn casu
ko gre Avstriji tako "a Monte:
mora staff tudi vsaka pokveks
ma svojem mestu. LIE mirnc
dale kuhajte kavo!"
(Dalje ~prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

boste videli, koliko jih pride ku-
povat pse,' je vzdihnil svejk...
Ne VEN, ali so gospodje, XII
so pc prevratu pregledovali po-
licijski arhiv, r~azsifrali pobot-
nice tajnega fonda drzavne po-
licije, ma katerih je stale: B -.
40. K, F SO K, L .
80 K it'd. Gotovo so mislili, da
so B., F, L ~zacetnice priimkov
gospodov, XII so "a 40, so, 80
kron it'd. prodajali ceski narod
crnozoltemu orlu. Toda B lie
pomenil bernardinca, F foxter-
rierja in L leonbergerja. Use tie
pse je Bretschneider privedel cd
svejka ma policijsko ravnatelj-
stvo In koncno je Sci tia
kupit pse detektiv Kalous in Sc
je vrnil S spako, XII je spominja-
la ma pegasto hijeno z grivo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

avstrijske divizije druga "a dru-
go dobivale pc grbi to, kar jim
je slo re davno, Sc je avstrijsko
vojno ministrstvo spomnilo tudi
ma svejka, XII maj hi monarhiji
pomagal IL zadrege.
svejku so prinesli pozivnico,
maj Sc cez teden dni zglasi ma
Strelskem otoku k zdravniske-
mu pregledu. A lezal je pravkar
v postelji, ker ga je zopet zgra-
bill revmatizem.
Gospa Millerjeva je kuhala v
kuhinji kavo.
"Gospa Millerjeva!" Sc je O.
CLASH v sobi tihi glas Svejkov,
"pojdite no "a trenotek semi"
= Ko je pa sreznica stala oh po-
stelji, je dejal svejk zopet S ia
kim THIN glasom in Sc dvig-
nil: INA vojno grem!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

skotskega volcaka. V pobotnicah
tajnega fonda je prirasel nov
D -. 80 K. Tista spaka je
igrala ulogo doge.
Toda niti Kalousu sc nj po-
srecilo, da hi bill kaj zvedel Cd
Svejka. Godilo Sc mu je kakor
Bretschneiderju. Tudi najspret-
nejse politicne pomenke je zave-
del svejk ma zdravljenje psov in
scenet, in najbistroumneje ma
stavljene zanke so Sc razvozlja-
lie S tenn, da je Bretschneider vo-
dill S seboj cd svejka zopet novo
n%everjetno skrizano mrho .
VII.
SVejk gre mo- vojno.
V dobi, ko so gozdovi OBJ reki
Rabi v Galiciji gledali, kako be-
Ii preko Rabe avstrijska vol
ska in so spodaj ma Srbskem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
Mali oglasi
HIsE NAPRODA

Dive Hist ma eni lott; ena $ 8. So
bami in kopalnico zgoraj IN
spodaj; "a emo druzino, for
nez; druga "a emo druzino, 4
sobe; E. 18th ST., blizu White
Motor Co.
Hisa "a emo druzino, 8. sob; E..
18th St., blizu st. Clair Ave.
Hisa "a .sedem druzin; zidana;
cena 500 $135.OO najem-
nine ma mesec. - Ia podrob-
nosti poklieite
j. TISOVEC
1866 Marquette Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
Razpis sluzbe

Odbor kluba drustev Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St.
Clair Ave razpisuje sluzbo ma
takarja "a klubove p~rostore.
Ako katerega veseli ia posel
in sc cuti "a istega zmoznega,
maj poslje pismeno ponudbo ma
urad tajnika kluba najkasneje
do ponedeljka, dine 81. junija do
7:3O zvecer.
OdbOr KIuba DIR. S. N. ID.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
NaprOdaj

ie hisa "a dive druzini, 6 sob
spodai in 6 sob zgoraj, ter Ego
tovljene sobe ma tretjem mad
stropiu. Use v dobrem stanju.
Cena' zmerna. Lastnik je odsel
ma farme. - Ia naslov sc po-
1--we v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

Ko, je izjavil detektiv, da danes
nj v sluzbi, da Sc ga torej svej-
ku nj treba bait in da lahko 60
vori Z MIN tudi o pilitiki. svejk
pa je izjavil, da 0 politiki v
kr6mi nikoli ne govori in da je
sploh VISA politika otrocarija.
Temu nasproti je bill Bret
schneider revolucionarnih nazo-
row in je dejal, da je vsaki sla-
hi DRAW usojen razpad. Nato
je vprasal svejka, kaksno je
njegovo mnenje o tel reel. svejk
je nato povedal, da nj incl z dr.
zavo doslej Sc nicesar opraviti,
samo enkrat je incl ma oskrbo-
vanju slabo Scene bernardinske
pasme, XII ga je krmil z voja-
skim suhorjem, a mu je tudi
poginilo.
Ko je incl vsak sesto cetrtin-
ko, Sc je Bretschneider progla-
sill "a anarhista in je vpraseval
svejka, V katero organizacijo
maj Sc da zapisati.
svejk je rekel, da 81 je enkrat
neki anarchist pri MEM kupil PISA
"a 100 kron, a da mt je' ostal
poslednje obroke dolzan.
Pri sedmi cetrtinki je Bret
schneider govoril o revoluciji
in proti mobilizaciji ma kar Sc
je svejk sklonil k MENU in mu
posepetal ma usesa: "Neki COST
je prisel pravkar V lokal. Pa
ute, da vas ne cuje, sicer boste
imeli Sc neprijetnosti! Sal vidi-
te, da gostilnicarka re joka."
Gospa Palivceva je re%snicno
jokala ma svojem stolu "a tocil-
no mizo.
"Cemu pa jokate, gospa?" je
vprasal Bretschneider. "Cez tri
mesece DO zmaga nasa, potem Sc
proglasi amnestija, vas gospod
Sc vrne, mi pa pri vas veselo
pokrokamo. Ali morda mislite,
da zmaga ne DO nasa?" Sc je
okrenil k svejku.
"Cemu hi to neprestano pre-
zvekovala" je rekel Svejk.
"Zmaga mora biti, basta! A
zdaj re moran til domov."
svejk je placal svoj racun in
Sc vrnil k sVoji start streznici,
gospe MillerjeVi, XII Sc je silno
prestrasila, ko je videla, da je
MOI, XII odklepa dveri S klju-
Gem, svejk.
"Jaz sem pa mislila, gospod,
da Sc vrnete sele cez nekaj let,'
je rekla z navadno odkritosrc-
nostjo; "medtem sem vzela il
usmiljenja ma stanovanje neke-
ga vratarja il nocne kavarne.
Zakaj pri mas SO trikrat vse pre-
metal in %prebrskali, a ko MISC
mogli niGesar najti, so mi deja-
Ii, da ste izgubljeni, ker ste "a
finirani."
svejk Sc je takoj preprical,
da 81 je uredil neznani tujec po-
vsem udobno. Spal je v njegovi
postelji in je bill cello tako pie
menit, da Sc je zadovoljeval lie
s polovico p~ostelje: drugo po-
lovico je odstopil dolgolasemu
bitju, XII je il h%valeznosti spalo,
objemajoc ga okoli vratu, do
elm so Sc deli moske in zenske
obleke valjali pomesani okoli
postelje. IL tega kaosa je bio
videti, da Sc je vratar il nocne
kavarne vrnil S svojo damo v
prav veselem razpolozenju.
"Gospod!!" je klical Svejk in
stresal vsiljenca. "Da ne zamu-
dite obeda! Zelo hi me jezilo,
ako hi Sc govorilo 0 meni, da
sem vas vrgel IL sobe, ko 81 re
miste mogli mixer vec dobiti
obeda."
Nocni vratar pa je bill zelo "a
span, in dolgo je trajalo, pre-
den je razumel, da Sc je pravi
posetnik postelje vrrlil domov
in da jo zahteva Ease. Pc obica-
jul vseh nocnih vratarjev Sc je
izrazil tudi ia MOI, da pretepe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

postelji, ga stresel energicno in
rekel:
"Ako Sc takoj ne oblecete,
vas vrzem ma ulico takega, ka-
krsni ste. Vsekakor DO "a vas
koristneje, ako zletite ven oble-
CENT"
"Nameraval sem spati do
osmih ~zvecer," Sc je oglasil pre-
straseni portir in 81 oblacil
hlace. "Placujem "a postelj po
diva kroni ma dan in smem pri-
vajati k sebi gospodicne IL ka-
varne. Marenka, vstani!"
Ko 81 je pripenjal ovratnik in
zavezoval %ovratnico, Sc je zave-
del re toliko, da je lahko zago-
tavljal svejku, da je nocna ka-
varna "Mimosa' prav gotovo
ena najbolj dostojnih. Zakaj do
stop imajo samo dame, XII ina
jo policijsko knjizico popolnoma
V redu. In prisrcno je vabil
Svejka, maj pride ma obisk. Ma
sprotno pa njegova druzica nj
kakor nj bila zadovoljna S svej-
kom in ga je obkladala z najgr-
SINH priimki.
Ko sta vsiljenca odsla, je no.
tel svejk pospraviti z gospo
Millerjevo, toda pc Mi nj nasel
niti sledu, izvzemsi koscek pa
pirja, ma katerem je naceckala S
svincnikom:
"Odpustite, gospod, da Sc ne
vidiva vec, ker skocim skozi
okno."
"Laze," je rekel svejk in Ca
kal. Cez pol ure Sc je res pri-
plazila v kuhinjo nesrecna 60
spa Millerjeva, in ma njenem
prepadlem obrazu je bilo videti,
da pricakuje cd svejka tolazilne
besede.
"Ako hocete skociti skozi
okno,' il je dejal svejk, "poj-
dite v soho: okno sem odprl.
Skakati S kuhinjskega okna hi
YAM ne svetoval, ker padete V
vrtu ma roze in pomeckate gr-
micevje, XII hi ga morali potem
placati. S sobnega okna pa zle-
tite krasno ma phoenix, in &c
boste imeli sreco, 81 zlomite
vrat. Ako pa boste imeli smolo,
81 polomite samo VISA zebra, ro-
Ike in noge ter boste morali pla-
cati bolnisnico."
Gospa Millerjeva je zacela jo-
kati, nato je tho odsla V soho in
,je zaprla okno. Vrnivsi Sc, lie
rekla: "Vlece in to hi ne bio
dobro "a gospodov revmati-
zem."
Nato je sla postlat postelj in
.je nenavadno skrbno spravila
vse V red. In vrnivsi Sc k Svej-
ku V kuhinjo S solznimi ocmi,
je menila: 'Tisti dive sceneti,
XII smo iu imeli ma dvoriscu, sta
poginili. In tiste bernardin je
utekel, ko so stikali pc stano-
vanju. Ugriznil pa je Sc pref
policijskega komisarja, XII ga je
potegnil izpod postelje. Nekdo
izmed gospodov je MANFRED re-
KEEL, da je nekdo pod posteljo,
in tako so bernardinca pozvali
V imenu zakona, maj zleze ven.
Ker nj hotel, SO ga izvlekli sami.
Pes pa je savsnil in nato zbezal
skozi vrata ter sc nj vrnil vec.
Tudi meme so zaslisevali, KIDD
prihaja semkaj, ali ne dobivamo
denarja IL tujine, in potem so
namigavali, da sem neumna, ker
sem povedala, da prihaja denar
IL tujine lie redkokdaj, zadnjic
cd tistega gospoda ravnatelja
IL Brna predujem sestdesetih
kron "a angorsko macko, katero
ste inserirali v Narodni Poll
tiki in namesto katere ste mu
poslali v zabojcku tisto slepo
Scene foxterrierja. Potem so go
vorili z menoj jake vljudno in
mi priporocili ~vratarja il noe
ne kavarne, da hi Sc ne bala
sama v stanovanju." y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
Vobimo %iovnos+ ma
ogIed -.

Mi imamo moderno urejeno
ustanovo, v kateri smo skusali
ustvariti blagodejno atmosfero.
v ponos nam je, da Sc nikoli ne
spregleda nieesar, kar hi bio v
udobnost in tolazbo onim, kate
rim smo ma razpolago.
Nasvete in priporocila nash
sosedov bono vedno rade wolfe
upostevali. Obiscite mas kadar-
koli, oglejte 81 nase prostore in
povejte nam kaj mislite O Min.
Nasa vrata MISC nikoli zaprta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
AvtO naprOdaj

Proda Sc Chevrolet Master
Coupe. leta 1910. - v dobrem
stanju. - Poklicite DI. $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

lack precious blood iron.
Taken as Observation-Disclosures Tab.
lets are one OF the rery best and autck-
est home ways TO get iron into the
blood. Many medical authorities state
the form OF iron used In Pinkham,s
Tablets y Tar more readily absorbed
into tho blood-so Is better for ro,e
than some other iron-forms.
just Try Finkham's Tablets faith.
fully Tor at least 80 days. Then Zee IL
Follow label directions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

quarters, to await orders again.
 In the rush of office work there, too. nobody questioned her. This was all business, all speed, all rou- tine. First solo flights, however thrilling to the individual, were common to the field as 8 whole But-on her desk was @ note from Jimmy asking her to wait in the front reception room for him after 5 o'clock.
 When she closed her typewriter for the day and went to the recep- ton room, Lorraine Stuart was al- ready there, smoking and looking coolly perfect.
 "Oh," said Pat, surprised.
 "Oh?" Lorraine flied her lovely eyebrows. She gave Pat that half amused, half-disdainful smile.
 "I-I thought"
 Pat didn't finish, because she heard Jimmy's rapid walk outside and knew it was he, prompt to the minute. Like the virile young ani- nal he was, he swung through the door and came striding forward. Then he saw both girls and stopped. His smile seemed to weaken, as If in surprise or indecision.
 Under white tissue and green rib- bon was an unmistakable box of candy. and the ribbon also held the daintiest possible corsage, made of defense stamps. They loomed con- spicuously, there in Jimmy's hands.
 (TO Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
By oREfl ARNOLD

THE STORY: Pat Friday has been employed by Jimmy Carr, to learn soaring while she works. Pat finds herself, together with Jimmy and Lorraine Stuart, his ilancee, en route to Elmira, the nations glider capital. Pat has proven her efficiency by taking care of all the travel details. On board the train, Jimmy Carr ex- pounds at length on the fascina- tions of soaring, and he finds Pat q fascinated listener. Lorraine stuart, maliciOusly, reminds Pat that Jimmy is engaged to her. Don't bother wasting your time and talentS,' she misses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
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One day when nothing had hap pened, when no portent clouded the world, when no talk or rurnor sug- gested excitement, the door burst open ahead of a whirlwind. "Hi, Fridayl" the whirlwind called. Your numbers up! Get going! Solo!"
 "Jimmyp' She was wide-eyed, ap- palled. Feminine heads all around looked up, including Lorraine Stuart's.
 Hurry! Don't just stare. Want me to court-martial you? Squi-i-ikl" He gestured as If choking somebody and made a horrid sound with his tongue. That was like him; eter- nally teasing, happy, gay.
 They moved fast. She had learned soaring in 19 days, and now she was to prove 1t in nine nlin- utes! Her pulse was humping as they motored out to the hangars in a peep.
 Jimmy helped her into her ship, 8 new Laister Kaufman trainer. It was like a delicate bird, wings al- ready spread. Then he roared of in the same peep to his airplane, 600 yards distant. A wire ran from his ship to Patsy's motorless one
 A signal was given. The wire frightened. Patsy, thus lowed, held her breath.
 z-Z-z-z-z-Z-Z-An-n-n-1-n-g!
 The first soft swish of air became whine. Earth faded away. Green hills of New York were retreating and cumulus clouds offering well coming hands. Pats headset cracked.
 Smooth as satin. Patsy!" Jimmy radioed. were 2000 now. I'm gonna take you to 5000"
 "Oh Jimmy!" It was all she could sayl The ecstasy of soaring gripped her. Soaring alone. Literally lowed like a kite, then turned loose as free as the wild birds around her.
 She watched the altimeter. and at 5000 feet pulled the release lever that cut her loose from the tow line. She and Jimmy talked no more. There was no shock to this solo job. No fright. Instead, there was beauty. A whole universe of beauty in silver and blue. Jimmy dipped his plane in salute, then went back to earth again.
 That's when Pat breathed, "Oh. Jimmyl Jimmy!" again, quite for getting her radio. Downstairs. they heard it, and Jimmy Carr,s fellow officers grinned openly at him when he landed. kucky devil. hav- ing a cute pupil sold on him per- sonally that way!
 By rigid if unspoken agreement, however. nobody made any big fan- fare or "to-do" when Pat landed safely. The Army can't afford to compliment and pamper every little raw recruit. Patsy was told she did well, and if her eyes looked around for Jimmy and showed dis appointment, she ct least didn't say anything. She reflected that girls were kind of extra-curricular here anyway. Not officially in the Army and yet striving to help the Army air program, by learning to be in. structors where instructors were sadly needed. Women could teach: men could got abroad and fight Dutifully Pat trd 1ged back 70 mead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
SOLO FLIGHT
CHAPTER W

CHAPTER W
 Pat Friday nursed a kind of xero-hour feeling.
 It had begun to grow on her six days ago, when she piloted a sail- plain two consecutive hours with out her instructor once touching the controls. She had even landed the ship without his help, and he had walked away with that matter of-fact air.
 You're doing fine, Patty" kindly Mrs. Anderson told her Mrs. An- derson was head file clerk in the Headquarters of Elmira's new Double Eagle Soaring Field.
 T can face what's coming" Pat admitted, "but I'll be petrified!'
 Scared of what, dear? You're good! You've had 16 days of training. I heard the officers talk. ing. They said you could have done solo days ago, They'll be turning you loose any time now"
 T know it!' said Pat, omniously
 That's what created the zero- hour jitters inside her. SoloI In a sailplane! We'll she could do it, if Jimmy Carr expected her to. Funny, how Jimmys wishes and trust in her gave her a strange determination.
 Jimmy Carr put you under the best instructors" Mrs. Anderson went on.
 "He gave me Miss Stuart at first" Pat said. We didn't get along so well, though"
 You wouldn't. It's hard for anybody to get along with Lorraine. {"
 T was touchy, Mrs. Anderson"
 The older woman smiled. No. You're pretty, Pat. Very pretty. That's where the trouble lay. But you learned to soar in 10 days, and that's better than Lorraine did at the start. And you've had six more days of hard training now. You must have confidenceI"
 Pat sighed. Tt seems impossible. It takes long months to learn even the groundwork of motor ship flight, but this"
 This is soaring. Gliding. It's very different. This is easier, and safer all around. Even a boy or girl. high school senior, can learn to soar in three to six weeks. Not many people realize that, Patty"
 People ought to be told more about 1t. The public doesn't realize how important sailplanes can bel"
 Its your Jimmy that's telling them, honey"
 Mrs. Anderson's "your" was benevolent. motherIy: but Pat glanced at her self f-congciously Its all SO wonderful" she unused. +And #hen hy Big Moment comes-l"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
CELESTE COLE
PLEASES LISTENERS

Miss Celeste Cole WAS ia vsry
hnc voice las' sunday mofi4ng
When she sang AZ ST. Johns Pres
hNcfian chrlch 70 large alae
eacc Her Ave Maria VAS heau-
orally rendered and she SANG I've
Heard of a City Called Heaven
with ~ach deep emotion that east a
spell over her hearers The in-
crcased volume and cenirol OF her
voice Was demonstrated as she
sang thc obteafo passages ~ Ros-
snis lpaamitus with ne senior
cao Of tho church
The choir also received much
pra.~e for their par iu tho forcgo-
ing selection and their rendition o.
ne anih,m. 'l'nfold Yc Portals =
both o. which compositions require
excellent performance Atty Ra-
mon Martinez is The director Of the
choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

guests IN very pietiy Two piece
print dress. and proved herself a
very charming hostess.
The honorcc, Mrs Arlington was
all agog in a soft blue crepe plated
dress and expressed her delight IN
meeting some Of her classmates
and former friends. She is a grad
uate nurse OF Freedman's hospital
and one a. lis stan members
After slipping cocktails tho guests
we're served deleciiblc luncheon
OF fried chicken with all It's trim
mines,
They then settled down TO So
rious game Of contract bridge.
Mrs. Bca Gillian Won first prize
4 lovely hox Of Sanders candy
The guest prize was lovely hox
Of Cois's busting powder.
The guests, Who enjoyed this
lovely affair included Josephine
Nassincill, sue Green, Alice Denl,
Edna Davenport, Irene Arlington
Eca Gillian, Doris Thompson and
Dorothy stanton
Mrs ArNngious husband pr
Rohyn Arlington. Was formerly a
rcsiden physician AZ Trinity hos
pitsl lie Is now doing private
practice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER
VISITS OLD FRIENDS

The Rev Milton Thompson :,
former pastor Of 81 lehn r.s,s..
terrain church now II Bsas 81,
hylerian church. ST LOU
sp'n' four days in peilos lss a..
attending the genera, assembly !,
Presbyterlans and Visiting h Il.
Pensioners lie spent Us p,s, /,
week attending rcup.on
CLASSMATES AZ his alma ma,c
coin untersiiy cssster 3 4.
also made hri SION m
Philadelpha Sow N''Nt ana o...
eastern cities. Will IN X M (.
was the housceucs n SIT :.
Mrs. Y. a Bristol Of l2}f Jo.
pau avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
Card OF Thanks

The family 81 The laic urs
VARY l.. eihhon. wish "a thank
iheir many friend. win extended
cnurte>les. sympathy and floral
tributes urlnv their recent he
fea'cmen'. >perial thanh. are ex-
t'nded 10 Ward - ~ Receiving
hospital; >ilm>on's Funeral home.
The Rev u. II. Coleman. II Mace.
denim Paptist church; and the
R6'. T. u. Howell. % II. stephens
tNi church.
samuel &. clhbon, a Family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
SICMAS INITIATE GIRLS
INTO SORORITY

Alpha Eta and Rho Sigma chap
rcrs 81 sigma Gamma Rho sorority
held join, imitation last Sunday
the home OF Lois Merriweathef
en- Yves minister TIE rooms were
appropriately decorated with Sigma
coiors Of blue and gold
The worms who very timidly
crossed the burning desert sands
ir'o Greekdom Mere Dorothy
pes4son. Celeste smms, susie
llavkirs and sylvia Graham snow
acr The niofual Initiation really
paf''ae lislle worms through the
i.i, ANA lcft a very definite i'm
rgsss on on them before they we're
formally initiated IN sisicshood
sylvia Sno~den s native Of
Grand RAPIDS nrishre az 'he IVES
ieYn s'a'c TEACHERS COLLEGE At
Kalamazoo She is the wfe Of
Atiy Lnnnie r. Snowden and
a,aeS "a W. III mems susie
ilnNkirs graduated from Wayne
university and fea,h hes In The De
'folt school system, dorothy Pear
son and Celeste also attended
Natne university Ms. Pearson is
o,npovsd ~ the Bugeau Of Social
Aa and Wis. Simms a. he Michi-
gan l'nfmploymen, office.
The refreshments which consist
ed 81 salad nodded into the Sig
ma eset k leiiers. canapes, iced
cooNles ce cream and tea, ~ere
Nosy' stirac'i,eiy Planned by lsa-
bfne or ne and Lois Megfiweaiher
soross Who helped TO Welcome
me now sisters were Elaine Ste
phers Nasan Hester Mavis Bon
nry Johncilc ketsey Helen Chi.ds,
Flmrors Jones 1hcma Mils, Lii
lie Whtset' Alice Williams and
l.pis Merriwea'hor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

The young ladies met a. tho ''il
lcspie home Al 2so sunday after
noon and from there travelled TO iAc
FISHER theater whore they enjoyed
an Andy Hardy picture. There they
nun he'd on candy kisses during
the features Mrs Gillespie ana
year-old Peggy Gillcspi"
cousin q the honoree. accompanied
The GIRLS.
The fheater- roers returned 70 the
Gillespie home a. : pm. and enjoy
cd a repast ,ha thrills girls Of all
ages. II they don't have 10 watch
their cslorics II consisted OF ice
cream, cake and cookies.
Shirley's birthday ensemble was
pretty two-piece embroidered
beige dress trimmed with beige
anela. she was especially proud of
the beige Chesterfield which she
wore with il and which her her
made.
Shirleys guests Mere Tallulah
Tahaferro Esther Wortham Lo-
re'ta Lemmons. Valerie Johnston
joyce Richey. Janet Richey. Der.
nice Muldock, Alice Macdonald
shirley Hacker, Dauris smart and
Gloria Grigsby.
Little Miss Gillespie is sixth
grade student al Algcr grammar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
CALLED TO MOTHERS
BEDSIDE IN ALABAMA

Mrs Mattel Forniss Was called
70 Tho bedside Of her mother in
Iniontovn, Az after she had suf-
fcfcd raralriic stroke Mrs For
Miss left for hor former home on
last Wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
Mrs. Alderman Thompson Fsles
Newcomer From WASHINGTON, DC.

Complimenting Mrs irene Mitchell Arlington 4
cent newcomer from Washington DC, Mrs Aidcr,
NJ Thompson entertained at a bridge luncheon !, Z.
home on Vinewood street last Saturday afternoon u
It gala affair. Mrs. Thompson proeled H.