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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
Married
Men to Be Called

ChiIdlcss married men will be in
Quoted fright and left" into the armed
services this month to meet a quota
heavier than ever" Col. Henry c.
Stanwood, state selective service di-
rector, announced
Col Stanwood said the number of
l8-year-old youths registering during
December was so few that all could
be absorbed into service within four
or five weeks if no deferments were
granted.
He pointed out that most of the
18-year-oId group had been classified
and that the supply would have a
negligible effect upon the order of
induction Of childless married men.
He said married men with children
born after September IA would be
given no special consideration. He
added that dependents acquired after
this date were voluntarily acquired
after Pearl Harbor"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
DIED
MISS ROSE McGRAM

Funeral services for Miss Rose
MoCraw, for many years archivist Of
the West Virginia library, Charleston.
West Va, and the first national Dem
ocratic committeewoman from West
Virginia, were held in Washington, d.
c., Saturday at 12:30 p. m.
The body was placed in a crypt at
Fort Lincoln cemetery. Later the body
will be removed for burial in Grafton,
w. Va, where Miss McGraw was born
and reared.
A sister of the late COL John T. Nc
Graw, a West Virginia Democratic
leader, Miss McGraw was injured in d
fall at Charleston several years ago.
Since then she made her home with a
sister, Mrs. Minnie McGraw Warder.
at 3039 Connecticut Avenue, Washing
ton. In failing health for a number Of
years, Miss McGraw died Of pneumo-
MIA in Georgetown hospital on Wed
nesday night at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss McGraw was daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas A. McGraw.
Of Grafton, W Va She was graduated
from Mt. De Chantal Academy. in
Wheeling, w. Va, an institution foI
which she retained considerable inter
est throughout the remainder Of her
life. She was active in alumnac affairs,
and for many years edited the acad-
emy's years book
Miss McGraw was widely recog-
nized for her literary ability. Her
prose writing and blank verse were
published in a number of nationality
eli culated magazines. Her best known
poem was a tribute to President Viii
son.
Besides Mrs Warder, Miss Nc
Graw is survived by another sister,
Mrs. Charles R. Durbn, Of Baltimore,
and number Of nephews and nieces.
She was member of st. Thomas the
Apostle Roman Catholic church. She
was SO years Of age. Miss McGraw
spent a number of summers at Deer
Park where her brother maintained a
home until it was destroyed by fire.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
TRAFFIC DEATHS NUMBER
457 IN MARYLAND IN 1912

During 1912 there were II POS traffic
accidents reported in Maryland with
457 killed and $685. injured, a reduc-
ton over the previous year when
there were 22,329 accidents, 612 killed
and 10,780 injured.
Accounting for the reduction was
the reduced travel and reduced speed
due to fuel and rubber conservation.
During December there were 1897
accidents, with As deaths and 720 per
sons injured. Baltimore reported %
Of the deaths and 494 persons injured,
an increase Of 10 percent over Deem
Der, 194l, but the counties had a Al
percent decrease which gave a 81
percent reduction for the entire state
Eighty percent of those killed in
Baltimore were pedestrians.
One of the twenty deaths in the
counties occurred in this county, when
Alexander Guy was killed on the Sand
Flat-Deer Park road
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
MRS. LORA f. MICHAEL

Mrs. Lora f. Michael, aged 81, wife
Of j. Ebert Michael, Of Firm Rock,
Garrett county, died suddenly on Sun
day afternoon
Mrs. Michael was a native of New
Germany, a daughter of the late
David and Elizabeth Broadwater She
was member Of Trinity Methodist
church, Piedmont, West Va, and Of
the Susanna Wesley Bible class.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by three daughters; Mrs HAYDEN vii
son and Mrs Cleve LinksWiler, both Of
Westernport, and Miss Esther Mich
ael, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Arch
Michael, Westernport; Mrs Virginia
Broadwater Barton, and Mrs. H. H.
Fazenbaker, Lonaconing; four broth
crs, Wade II. Broadwater and Alfred
Broadwater, both Of Grantsyille;
Lloyd Broadwatcr, Hagerstown, and
Allen Broadwater, Akron, Ohio, and
by two grandchildren, Richard and
David Wilson.
Funeral services for Mrs. Michael
were conducted from Trinity Meth
odist church, Piedmont, on Wednes-
day afternoon, with Rev. J. L. Robert
son, pastor, officiating. Interment
was in Philos cemetery, Westclnport.
Pallbearers were Charles Michael,
Okey Michael, Harry Michael, Mar
shall Fazenbaker Thomas Magrudcr
and Stanley Broadwatcr. Flower
bearers were members Of Susanna
Wesley Bible class Of the church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
Death OF An Infant

Earl Richard Miner, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Miner, of Sand
Flat, died yesterday afternoon, fol
lowing an illness Of few days. The
child was born September 21, 1912,
and was aged four months.
Surviving are his parents. six broth
ers and two sisters; also his paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Miner, and his
maternal grandfather, Mr.. Winebren-
ner.
Burial occurred this afternoon at
200 o'clock in st. Peters cemetery
with Rev. FIR. J. c. Broderick having
the commit>al service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
MRS. EFFIE ROXANNA KISIMELL

Mrs. Effie Roxanna Kimmell,
widow of Adolphus Kimmell, died sud
denly at the home Of her son, Wallace
Kimmell, one mile from Deer Park,
on Tuesday night,
Mrs. Kimmell had been residing at
her home on the Swallow Falls road
but had been visiting her sons home
for about three weeks.
She was a daughter Of the late Al
bert and Missouri WEIGH, of this
county and was aged IS years. She
was member of the Methodist
church at Thayerville
Surviving are three sons and one
daughter, Wallace kimmell, Deer
Park; Ray Kimmell, Morgantown, W.
Va. Harry Kimmell, Terra Alta, W.
Va; Mrs, Clyde Sines, Swallow Falls;
nine grandchildren, and one brother,
Clifford Wclch, of Deer Park Her
husband died four years ago
Funeral services will be conducted
at , o'clock on Friday afternoon from
the BoIden Funeral home, with Rev.
Carroll Skipper officiating Inter
ment will be in the Thaycrville ceme-
terry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
ACCIDENT
Personals

Personals
Mrs. B. o. Aiken and daughter
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Beggs in Cumberland last Wednes-
day
Miss Esther Opel was a guest Of
Miss Ruth Ault over the weekend.
Misses Mabel and Gladys Schloss-
nagIe were in Cumberland on Satur-
day whore they were guests Of rel
atives.
B. O. Aiken and daughter were in
Uniontown Pa, over the weekend
where they visited with Rev. and
Mrs. NJ W. Hartman.
Miss Lena Miller has returned to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
To Plan For Emergency Medical
Stations

Dr. f. L. Baumgaltner has called a
meeting for Monday evening at 8
o'clock in the City Hall to acquaint
civilians with the planned set-up of
emergency medical and casualty sta
tions in this area.
He said anyone who has had first
aid or is graduate nurse would be
eligible to assist in this work which
would be under the direction of the
Red Cross.
A canvass Of the town would be
planned to learn the number of cots,
blankets, hot water bottles, etc, that
would be available in case of disaster
from bombing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
WILLIAM o. PATTON

William "Dick" 0. Patton, So. for
merly Of near Grantsville, died Tues
day, February ? in Goshen, N. Y.
He was son of the late Henry and
Molly Fuller Patton. Surviving are
two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Kelly,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and Mrs. Ellis
Coughenour, Akron, Ohio; two sisters,
Mrs. Lott Sheets, Uniontown, Pa;
Mrs. Lee burst, Grantsville; and one
brother, Norman Patton, Grantsville.
Burial will be in Goshen, n. Y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
LOCAL NEWS


land is visiting [eI"lIN'S ana iFlenoS
IN and near Oakland
" T White. of noa,. Comania
,.o. o. l,.ina.. Gallon. a+ The RnnubIi-
.on ari.. last Friday
Russell. Barton, were business visit
ors in Oakland ON Monday.
WIS Ho'" re" I'l' VINO mas neeh III
Oh pneumonia at n'f nome Tor the
past -FOUR weeks is cohVaIeSclh&.
cr,.do Smith If tho C,an4yviIo
.,,,,,,,,ri4,, was han. vo.+orla,, for @
i'" '''''' S'
Virgil T and Erwin Stevcr. of
Sloycr. were business visitors in Oak
land Monday.
Hf' ie"f% Arnold spent 'he week
chd WIN ms VIE ana son Joseph on
second street returning TO Baltimore,
Sunday mght
lrrs R,,,co Tn,l,;n, o,+o,.toi,,od
Ic W., IN, - " I I,.1 VIZ" az '''
mum, vi WI ''' ~ me- iiiE II street,
VII ! ''~'''| " '''''-'
Henry O. Martin. who resides on q
farm east Of Mountain Lake Park,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

''",'' SPr"' inc "eeN-ehu with ms
''''''''i' " H. Deur"I CaSteeI.
Mrs. Jamcs Cant,, and n,f,,+ ,o,
49, '''.'' '5.'l''i gay rom lne hefcheVaI
e''''''' III NI'IS"ooo' W. va
The MANY friends Of Miss To++io NJ
Loar, Second street will oroatIv ro-
grct to learn of her critical illness
MRS. James Thompson returned
yesterday from Nelrton, where she
.Ii' 'i'' WHO mas o'ei' "
''''''' - -''e'''"l '''' oSi'''"i' GUNNER
l'''','' " 90 Drought 10 h'f nome mere
} s''''' gay " 'i'i''E'
A regular meeting Of the members
Of Proctor Kidow Post, No. n
American Legjon, was held Monday
'''S''' ~ '''e Oi'S Ian
Thur ". Tower was elected nresi-
dent of the Cumberland Enoinee,.ino
club Tuesday night He is = son Of
Mrs. E. Z. Tower. Of Oakland
MI EDWARD Chance OF Wheeling,
W. va, was visiting ms mother at Mt.
Selby, on Monday and Tuesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

George Coddington, Jr., who en-
listed several weeks ago in the Sea-
bees, U. S. Naval Construction Bat
talon, was ordered to report for duty
last Friday and is now in a naval
training school at Williamsburg, Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

A drastic 'work or fight" bill was
in the Maryland House of
Delegates.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
Women Also Serve

Miss Alice Butt, R. n, who joined
the T. s. Naval Reserve on January
5, and who was stationed at the Naval
medical center at Bethesda, was
recently commissioned an ensign in
the nurses corps, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs J. William Butt, have been
informed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
David ]. Lewis
Resigns AS Head
Of Federal Unit
Quits National Mediation Board
After II Years in Public Office

David r,u.;. .ba;,.,,,, ~ H.,
Nra+iona1 7rod;a+;,a paa,.d ,..i,..J ~
,,,.i,.,to Iifo 1ronJa,, ~ tbn ',.,,;,,t;n,
Of his form,
LOWS fo,.r,o,. 71o,,.1,,J o,,,a..,.s
man and rento,. Of ana Of tho s+,+,,,
l,;+tono.+ aaI;+;.,I la,,,,,,;,.,, 49,, ,,.',4,
President Roosevelt that he wouId NOT
seek reappointment to the board
The son of Pennsylvania coal
miner and miner himself at the age
Of nine, Lewis has held public office,
either elective or appointivc, for
forty-onc years.
Former CONGRESSMAN
Tho victorian rogisIa+o, whose bon,o
i in Cumberland sa,.vod .ovo,.,I
forms in the MARYLAND St,+o Son,t.
70 which he was first oIoctod ~ ION,
He was elected to tbo I-,itoj c+otos
House Of REPRESENTATIVES !, 1o1o
from the Sixth MARYLAND District and
served six terms in the House in all.
He was appointed by President
Wilson to the United States Tariff
Commission in 1917 and served to
1928. tie declined reappointment from
President Coolidge and was reelected
to the House Of Representatives in
1871.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

Mrs. William c. Warfield, former
Mary Linn McIntire, now residing
with her mother, Mrs c. N. McIntire
on Oak street, for the duration of the
war, has been informed that her hus-
band has been promoted to the rank
Of corporal and that he will soon enter
an officers candidate school He is
stationed at Camp Croft, South Caro-
lima, in the infantry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

Cecil c. Lowdermilk, son of Lester
Lowdermilk, who enlisted in the
United States Navy some time ago,
has completed a specialist course at
the Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton in Illinois, and is now gunner's
mate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs j.
Frank Browning, Of Sang Run.
###
Second Lieut.. Abel Dewitt, who has
been stationed at Camp Livingston,
La. with the U. S. Infantry, has re-
ceived his commission as a first lieu
tenant, his mother, Mrs ZuIa Dewitt,
High street, has been informed
49,"
Ensign Max Nordeck, U. S. N. R.,
has received orders to report to the
Pacific coast, where he has been as
signed to a destroyer He has been
visiting his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glotfelty, since
January %, and will leave Oakland
Thursday night.
saH
Donald limbaugh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry limbaugh, Oakland,
returned to his quarters at Fort Sher-
idan, Illinois, Tuesday night after
having been on furlough for ten
days. He is in training as a Coast
artillerman.
Charles L. Brincr. Jr., recreation
director in the American Red Cross,
who sailed from the Pacific coast sew
eral weeks ago, has landed safely in
one of the South Sea islands, his wife
here has been informed. Briner writes
that one Of his recent Jobs was dis
tlibuting to the soldiers some Red
Cross kits. similar to the ones which
were recently packed by the Garrett
County Red Cross chapter and that
they gave extreme pleasure and
satisfaction to the recipients.
##*
Pvt Mellard j. Sweitzer, Long, AL
legany county, formerly of Swanton,
is at his home due to the serious i'll
ness Of his father, jerry Sweitzer.
Pvt. Swetzer is attached to the 18th
Armored Division, Field Artillery Ser
vice Battery, Camp Beale, Calf.
1853
Private Frederick Graham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham, for
merly of Crellin, now of Washington,
d. c., is now stationed at Fort Bliss,
Texas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
With Our Men
In the Service


Frederick w HelbiG has been
graduated from the Army Air Force
technical training command school
for airpIane mechanics at Gulfport
Field, Miss, and is now ready to take
his place on one Of the fronts where
the biggest American planes are
based, at home or abroad Helbig,
prior to leaving Oakland was a clerk
in the f. A. Smouse store. He is a
son Of Z. W Helbig, South Third
street
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
9-PUR POSE
- M EDH CRME

makes breathing difficult, put Spur
pose Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril.
Va-tro-nol does important things.
soothes irritation, CD relieves tran
sient nasal congestion. 1t brings more
comfort, makes breathing easier, thus
invites sleep E. And remember, it helps
prevent many ,ERrS&
colds developing if ..un.Z& < "a
used in time. Fol- V&MS W
low directions in asa wmA AsMn
folder. WAA M0' Ea6k
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04
IF YOUR NOSE
CLOSES UP"
TONIGHT

Here's mighty
good news If
your nose "cloSeS
I'M tOnight and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

Private Frederick Graham, son of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Graham, for
merly Of Crellin, now of Washington,
d. c., is now stationed at Fort Bliss,
Texas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-02-04

Captain. Signal Corps
Commanding.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Grace Higgins Became Bride On Easter Sunday
GADDINGS
By Gladys
THE YTIRAHCS AND "MIlADY'S SHAWL"
READY FOR SHOWING

This Saturday night in the large auditorium of the
ART INSTITUTE THE lTlRAlICS.. will hold forth
with their annual fashion show 1t has always been
luncheon but this with food to be had for such
doings 1t is IA be just mammoth. style review.
As go press plans shaping up fine and tho
list Of models reads like something very extra specia
If all have planned twill be the best
Some Of them NALMN BRANAM,. BERNICE
MILLER, CADENCE HINES MANS BONNEY- TIL
r. WEBB. JEANNE WAUNDLESS WALLN SIMPSON
lula POINDEXTER. DOROTHY MITCIIELLs -
FLORA LOMAX SELMA McGLASKER lNEZ WRIGHT
KING -. MARION HESTER. MARY ANN CLEMON,
BLANCHE STURKEY MARY AGNES DAVIS JEANNE
CARMICHAEL. JESSIE SLATON ROSE CAMPBELL
49,. KATHERINE ROBBINS. JOAN KENNEDY La
MORE DAVIS. JEANNE HILL. .SAlLYE GILES. MIL
DRIED HOUGHTON. SARAH CASEY INA JANE
SMITH
AS a novelty THE MARIAN ANDERSON CHORUS -.
will furnish a background OF music and LEROY SMITH
and his orchestra will be there
In the grand finale there Will be men and women in
uniform representing all branches Of the service both
volunteers and armed forces \ group of the pilots from
Selfridge Field will participate also "A group OF the coast
guard from Crosse He A group of WAACs will model
their apparel from sleeping garments to formal dress
etc.
the committee and members are working Ike MAD
this point Tickets going just fine and all IN all
seems twill be gala affair. See YOU there
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Married To
Chicagoan In
Mother sHome
She Was | ovely In
Bridal Gown
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Grace Rosetta Higgins.
laughter of Mrs Title Higgins OF
AIger street became the bride OF
Mr.. Bonnie Williams OF Chicago on
asst Sunday. April 25. at $50 pm,
N the home Of her mother.
The bride was lovely in white
satin, made with leg o mutton
sleeves. fitted 20 the hand, SET
covered buttons, from neck 20 waist
line az the back. a sweetheart neck
me cleverly caught with seed
pearls. and an inserted girdle OF
ieed pearls about five inches in
depth Both Ter veil and dress
JAILED a fve-yard train the veil
9ordered with valencia lace. fell
rom a tiara Of seed pearls. and was
worn over tho face before the cere.
mony Her slippers were OF white
,1;in. her gloves OF lace, her only
ieWelry was a two-strand necklace
a. pearls, her bouque:- charm.
IA. one Of Faster i,!cS and white
carnations. tied with a huge WHIT
satin ribbon.
Louise James was maid OF honor
Sc wore an attractive and becom-
ng frock Of aquamarine crepe and
mousSeline de sole. made with
dainty pulled sleeves and inserted
borders OF the crepe in the boutfan.
skirt. The attendants, both sisters
o. the bride wore identlca. dresses
of blue and rose crepe and mousse
line de sole. all OF them wore velvet
bows in the HAIR 10 match Their
dresses and carried bouquets Of
baby breath, iris, sWee, peas and
tied with contrasting
-.bbons The attendants were Ms
Aary-.A HE ard -Miss-Re6ef-Has-
gins.
Mrs. Title Higgins. the brides
mother. was stately in)-astes OF
roses. chiffon and braid Her cor
age was made Of carnations and
baby breath Assisting Mrs. Hug
gins was the brides godmother, Mrs.
Iantha Smith. who was chic in black
chiffon and white lace.
William Blackman was best man.
assisting the bridegroom. and ushers
were Sylvon Peoples and William
Terrell The marital rites were read
oy the Rev Robert L. Brady Sr.,
pastor OF Second Baptist church.
A formal reception followed the
wedding and was held at the home
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Temple Entertained
Fifty Servicemen

Approximately so soldiers from
Self e Field we're entertained
.as. week by Emma v Kelly Temple
o! Elks a. 225 f, Forest avenue.
Tae soldiers enjoyed a grand
evening Of entertainment and were
h1nored by The Women's group with
a turkey dinner and refreshments
Alberta Mathews, daughter ruler
OF me temple, was the hos; for the
OCCASION
Motor City Lodge OF Elks also
'rartic patcd in the program for
n evening. al which time the SOL
d.ers expressed great pleasure fol-
loving the evenings activities.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Couple Celebrated
Ct h Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs VI E Strea:er cele-
bra,ed their 10th anniversary at 500
Ersk.ne stree. on April 10 Their
friends and relatives showered them
w..h many beautiful gifts Il was
also Mr. StreaterS birthday.
Among those present were Mr.
William Strea,er Mrs Victor Pryor.
Mr&Thomas. NJ aGd Ms Jllils
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Felix Clark.
Mrs. Eugene Allison. Mr.. +. Tally
M Dan Lumpkn. NJ. and Mrs
Middleton
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
McCOYS ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccoy. 584
Benton street. entertained al a
small dinner party Wednesday.
March 81. honor.n- Edward Conley
Jr, who IS on turiougt from the
Grea, Lakes Naya. Training school
TAosc prcScn, we've NJ and Mrs
william Mccoy. Nj and Mrs Ed
:, ,,ti ee { yassiitev-sS =. heReF- Ne
Coy. M James MCCOY. Edward
Conlcy Jr. and MS hancee, Mss
Helen Holden.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Tram Mems Club
Holding Contest

The Tram Mems club, composed
If D SR men. is sponsoring a popu-
,ar..y contest 10 select the Queen
Of the conductore.tes There a-c
::hrce pr4zcs beng offered . the
winning eonduc,orc,;cS: lovely
SIS W.T. watch, an exquisite sterl-
.ng silver vanity set and a mcr-
chand.se certificate Of $40 a. cad
a--dnXEilMn- department store.
The contest VIII be terminated
Friday May %, followed by dance
Decoration Day az which he Queen
Vii, be crowned by M. Buck Ma
son. DSR. Official. TIE winnn.
contestant will be gwen a years
subscription 20 the Michigan Chron-
icle.
Watch this paper for weekly re-
suits
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

One OF the pilot, is very irtcr-
cstcd in pretty KAY MARSHALL
. and who could blame him
y !: X
MRS AGATHA GRIMES was
hostess at what she terms. late
Easter breakfast on Easter Sun
day. between the hours Of twelve
and two $50 as not TO interfere
with church gocrs) 1t was held at
he Alpha fraternity house and
was beautiful affair more than
hal hundred gaIiy attlred matrons
attended
Mrs Grimes. tho petite hostess.
waS chic in black nd white check
mace on the two piece mode
and Offset with a corsage Of red
carnations worn az the waist
Assisting Mrs Grimes with scrv-
ne we're 49,. Socia.ites NJ | S S
NELLIE WATTS MRS AL
BERTA 'RAIFORD MRS VERLIE
MORTON FLAME CONWAY
AND LEITH RODGERS all Of
them wore bright sprinay corsages
= UulOcolored carnations.
II was especially noteworthy -.
that nearly half OF the guests wore
corsages OF orchids and the gay
ct and protest spring chapeaux
TO be found IN our best shops
The Ia,nt,. ,,,.r,, rnnlt.4nI ~
creamed Oh cker on waffles fruit
laiccs coffee. etc among those
Nho attended the smart affair.
Hcrc MAYME ALEXANDER
ROBERTA ASKEW V!RGIE
BROOKS MARY BELL ETHEL
BAKER. GLADYS QUEENS
LEONA CARROLL ELAN f
CONWAY KATIE FULL ER
MARGUERITE FULLER EVA
GREEN GRACE GRFFNIDCr
LILLIAN OWENS lSOLA Ora
HAM HELEN HICKS PEARL
HOWARD ETHEL HOWARD
THFLNA HOUSTON ADELE
WAIVER MALINDA WILLS
VERT COLE MARJORIE
DODgON LILLIAN BROOKS
TFNNE JOHNSON THELNA
HUTCHINS VILLA JOHNSON
BERTHA ANTON II UCI,Ir
LFE KATE LOOMS NURlFI.
M-CORKLE ELE NOR OS-
BORN F . MARIE OWEN
FRANCES OWENS VALERIE
pETTIFORD JULIA PARKER
PEARL PENtCK MARC ABET
PIPER EDDIE LOU ROBINSON
LEiTH RODGERS MARY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
ALBANIAN Visiting
Sister In Detroit

Mrs E,za Dorsey Of Birmingham
Ala. is visiting her sister. Mrs. lzorl
I~ving OF 1864 f Fort street Mrs
Dorsey IS having a lovely time n
me Motor City and wants TO thank
Ncr many friends for all the enter
'Inncn's given her she VIII NiSI:
'.end, N Fort Wayne. Ind. for
40 weeks Mcs Irving Vii join her
md pend two weeks IN Indiana