The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

thing more beautiful In their lives
than a mere boy and girl infatua-
ton This is war. And the young
husband left last Monday for the
marines.
Monday night the annual fashion
show given by the young girls OF
the W.SCS went over with bang
financially. The show was repro
ducton OF me Easter parade.
THE CRESCENT SINGERS
In their second annual appear
. ance at Berea last Thursday. de-
lighted anew an appreciative audi
ence. We were very pleased with
the rendition OF the Prayer" from
the Heart OF Emancipation. by
Smith. The second soprano arias
were quite capably handled. A pa
triotic note was struck in the song.
I'VE Are Americans Too" by Cook.
The singers formed v for Victory.
This selection. while the musical
recitation was very nicely done by
Mrs. Marion Watkins, was one Of
the evenings favorite numbers.
MRS. PAULINE WILLIAMS -
HONORS SONS
The home OF Mrs. Pauline VII
liamS on Twelfth street was the
scene of pretty party last week.
The affair was given in honor or
her two sons. Pvt. Louis Eugene
Williams OF the 5lst Composite De-
tense Battalion. l55 NM. Battery
F.M.F. Camp Lejune. New River.
In. c. Private Williams volunteered
at the age of IL. end was among
the first colored boys to enter the
marines. He has won several merits
for sharpshootinS and mastering
various types Of guns.
Young James. better known TO
his pals as Jimmie" was indicted
into the marines April IA. He will
join his brother. Pvt Louis Eugene.
at New River about April 30. The
party was largely attended by
service men from the army, navy
and marine corps. Among the guests
were Pvt. Arthur Tibbs, who has
seen service overseas and u now
in base hospital in Arizona. With
him was his brother, Pvt. William
Tibbs Billy of the navy who is
stationed at the Great Lakes Naval
Training station near Chicago; Pvt
Bell of the marines and guest OF
Louis Williams from Camp Lee
june, ". c.; Pvt. T. Norwood OF
the navy. Among the guests We saw
Bernice Thomas and Louise White.
Marion Veronica and Elizabeth
: Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dansby.
, Mr.. and Mrs Motley Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bailey, Mr.. and
, Mrs. Harold Bently. Jack Edwards,
c. Lewai Of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wilson. Nagley and
David Phillips. Jewel Hill, Evelyn
Wafer, Barbara Price. Pearl Dob
bins, James Fears, Mr.. and Mrs
James Doughtery. and others.
TIE SUBDEBS AND YOUNG
BACHELORS WENT ON A
. DUTCH DATE
!. And what a date. II happened
Easter Sunday night, and you should
! have been there. An evening Of
|. eating. chatting, and fun was spent
, at Bill Walkers Ninth Hole cafe.
There was also music and much
!. laughter. and when Bobby Fred
rick played the piano all service
: stopped and patrons laid aside their
: silver To listen. The group had re-
. served tables and personal attention
: was given them by Mrs. Walker.
who commended the young folks
behavior and manners.
The food was delicious and the
, girls were all decked out in their
+, Easter bonnets looking very lovely
. at the tables reserved specially for
: them. The Young Bachelors looked
just as handsome and put forth
: their very best manners. On the
. date were: Robert friedrich, Mary
: Dobson. Thomas Reeves, Jeanne
= Bankhead. Bernice Davis. Jewel
Hill, Barbara Gordon, Jerry Rob-
, erts, Avis Matthews. John Roberts
guest OF the group: Bernard Greg
DRY, and Elizabeth Randalls.