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Evening star., 1943-12-11
JeWish Aid GROUP
To Meet Weduesd0v

Mrs. Maurice L. Bernstein will
preside at a meeting of the
Washington Ladies' Auxiliary, Jew
ish Consumptives' Relief Society
Wednesday at the Jewish Com
munity Center. Luncheon will be
served at noon prior to the meeting
A musical program has been
arranged.
The new officers OF the society are
Mrs. Bernstein, president; Mrs.
Louis Mintz, first vice president:
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein, second vice
president; Mrs. Frank Bernard
third vice president; Mrs. Simon
Davis, recording secretary; Mrs.
Samuel Freeman, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. David Hornstein, as
sistant corresponding secretary
Mrs. George Witkowski, social secre-
tary; Mrs. Edward Klein. financial
secretary; Mrs. Lew Whall assistant
financial secretary, and Mrs. Nat
Levy, treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Art and JeweIry
Sale Planned bv
Chevy Chase Group

Paintings and jewelry will be
placed on sale at a meeting of the
Chevy Chase Womans Club at
2 pm. Tuesday at the clubhouse
Proceeds will go towards the USO.
The program will include a talk
by Miss Lucia B. Hallerith, we'll
known art critic. Her subject will
be understanding Modern Art"
Hostesses will be Mrs. Clarence
Dawson, Mrs. Gordon Canage, Mrs
William Rogers and Mrs. T. Baker
Robinson. Mrs. Hewitt Briggs Rob
ertson, chairman of the art section
is in charge of arrangements.
Fiat LUX" play written by
Faith Villas. will be presented under
the direction of Mrs. Ross Gum by
the music and drama section of the
club at pm. Wednesday. Carols
of many lands will be sung under
the leadership of Louis Potter
Helen Grimes will accompany.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Penici|Iin Spurs Healing,
Doctors In Sicily Found
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE use OF
penicillin In the treatment Of soft
tissue wounds is estimated to have
saved three to six weeks In the hos
pitals for casualties Of that type in
the Mediterranean theater, accord
ing to a preliminary report to the
War Once as reviewed in the Brit
ish Medical Journal.
with penicillin, the obstacle OF
infection has been practically over
come" a medical omcer who treated
early casualties from Sicily was
quoted as saying.
Prof. L. p. Garrod, author Of the
review, said the most hopeful field
for use Of the new drug Is the early
treatment Of soft tissue wounds and
fractures,
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Yonks in AIosko Buy
Christmas Gifts for
Eskimo Children

~ the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Dec. 11.-Three
q. I. Santa Clauses flew In
from the northlAnd this week
with $1,000 and q knowledge
that 130 little Indians and Es-
kimos can anticipate q merry
Christmas.
The three, sergt. Ralph
; Chandler. Corpl. Tony Kolenic
and Capt. John Anderton, are
representatives Of soldiers at
the Fort Richardson Army Air
Base In Alaska.
Omcers and men at the base
contributed $1,000 to purchase
Christmas gifts for Indian and
Eskimo youngsters, most Of
them orphans, at the Govern
ment boarding school In An
chorage.
Capt. Anderton, who Is &
chaplain, and the two enlisted
men came to Seattle by plane
with a list OF each child's most
desired gift, his or her age,
shoe size and clothing size.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Early Wedding
Is Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson OF
this city announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Grace
Thompson, to 1t. Col. Walter A
Shaw, U. S. A. r., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Shaw Of New York.
Miss Thompson was graduated
from Sullins Academy and attended
Sullins College, the New York School
OF Fine and Applied Arts and Ameri-
can University. She is member OF
Delta Gamma Fraternity.
Col. Shaw Is q graduate Of M. I. T.
The wedding will take place in the
near future.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
academy Alumnae
To Mark Feast

The patronal feast will be OBJ
served by members of the Immacu-
late Conception Academy Alumnae
at a mass at 10 am. tomorrow In
the Immaculate Conception Church
DR.. John K. Cartwright will cele-
brate the mass and deliver the
sermon.
Following the ceremony, break
fast will be served in the school
auditorium and students of the
academy will present a tableau de-
picting incidents connected with the
feast.
A business meeting will follow
Miss Anne Roberts will report or
the results of the bond drive ano
announce the winner of the bond
Miss Florence Casper will outline
the Christmas program.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Dr.. C0ncbeso Guest
At Party ofCM
DE las Americas

Appreciation for good neighbor
programs designed to further the
unity OF the Americas was ex-
pressed by the Cuban Ambassador
DR.. Aurelio F. Concheso, at a cele-
bration presented by the Club de las
Americas last night in honor of the
Cuban republic.
Guest Of honor at the affair, LA
Noche Cubana," held in the audi
torium Of the Department of the
Interior, the Ambassador said, Il
attribute to performances such as
this a special significance in the
huge task of American fraternity
Oncial and political actions alone
would be unable to carry out COM
plete understanding between the
nations Of the two Americas, the
Ambassador declared.
1T Is only with frequent inter-
changes of all types (of associa-
tions) that the American unity
fourishes," he added.
With the world looking to the
Americas for salvation from the
destruction which threatens them
by the brutal philosophy Of pre-
meditated violence by those who
aspire to a new order by force" the
need of continued friendly under
standing among the western ma
tions was emphasized by the speaker
"One America for Humanity" as
a watchword. is "the transcenden-
dentialistic function of America, >
DR.. Concheso asserted. "It is the
greatest of its historical RESPONSE
bilities and the New World would
not be qualified to carry out its saw
ing function outside OF the con-
tinental limits If its most perfect
spiritual integration were not an
examplifying reality among our
people," he concluded.
The Ambassador was introduced
by DR.. Francisco Banda, president
of the club. DR.. Leo S. Rowe, di-
rector general Of the Pan-Amer-
ican Union. was among the guests
attending.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Actipities
In Nearby
Arlingt0n

Mrs. Ethel Henderson, who has
been the guest for a week OF her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Tadde, in North Airing
ton. has returned to her home in St
Adams, Long Island. Mrs. Tadde
will entertain a small company at
tea Tuesday, her guests including
Mrs. Fleta Lusby, Mrs. Mary Kendall
and Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown.
Pvt. Leo Urbanski, jr., left yester-
day for saltwater, Okla, after a
visit Of several days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Urbanski, in
Virginia Highlands. He was accom-
panied to Arlington by two of his
classmates at Agricultural and Min
Ing College, Pvt. Rubley Soule of
Springfield, Mass, and Pvt. Douglas
Stancombe Of Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Johns of Aurora Hills
will leave tomorrow for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Johns at Waymart, Pa.
Mrs. A. T. Henry, who has been
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Little, in
Auburn, Ala. for some time, has re-
turned to her home in Virginia
Highlands.
Cadet James Childs, Cadet Chester
Waldron and Cadet Ramon Bearse
of South Arlington will come We'd
nesday from Fork Union Military
Academy to spend the Christmas
vacation with their parents.
Mrs. Harold c. Patterson Of
Aurora Hills will join Mr.. Patter-
son in New York Wednesday and
remain over the week end. Their
son, Cadet Bradford Patterson, will
come from Waynesboro Tuesday
where he is a student at Fishburne
Military Academy to spend a
months vacation with his parents.
Mrs. Eugene Tucker entertained
at pre-C Christmas bridge and buffet
supper party Wednesday night
which was made festive with holly
and Christmas greens. The guests,
each Of whom was presented with
a gift by the hostess, included Mrs.
G. E. H. Goodner. Mrs. William
Richardson, Mrs. Stanton Moore
Mrs. Hugh Reid, Mrs. William
Wright. Mrs. J. H. Walton, Mrs
Hurst Handy, Mrs. Virgil Bouknight
Mrs. Stuart A. Beckley. Mrs. Arthur
Dawson, Mrs T. B. Brown. Mrs. B
Rood, Mrs. F.. H. Cook, Miss Har-
riet Richards and Miss Marion
Harrop.
Ensign and Mrs. Roland M
Cocker, jr.. Of Pensacola, are guests
OF the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland M. Cocker, in North
Arlington.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Pen WOmen's S Head
TO RebOrt on Tour

Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson,
president of the National League of
American Pen Women, will make a
report of her recent visit to some of
the Midwestern branches of the
league at meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the league at 1920
am. Tuesday in the Willard.
The vice president of the league
and national chairman of contests,
Mrs. Florence Kahn, will announce
the number Of prizes being offered.
In addition. the committee will
consider applications for member
ship and will discuss methods OF
aiding the drive for books and games
for men and women In the armed
services.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

VT training course here ct the
Mdshipmen's School.
Ensign Craven attended the
Naval Academy for three years and
also studied at Catholic University.
Ensign LAmbros attended Drexel
Institute, and Ensign Yount at
tended the University OF North
| Carolina.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

Members OF ofncial a. well as
residential society were interested in
the wedding which took place last
evening Of Miss Dorothy Winifred
Cook, daughter Of Mrs. Arthur Ed
ward Cook and the late Mr.. Cook,
who was Assistant Secretary of La
Dor during the administrations OF
President Coolidge and President
Hoover, and 1t. Charles Dewitt
Mccall, U. s. N, son OF Mrs. Fred
eric Mccall Of Binghamton, N. Y,
and the late DR.. Mccall.
The 8 o'clock ceremony was per-
formed at Calvary Baptist Church,
which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with variety Of white
flowers and entirely lighted by can
dies. The Rev. DR.. Clarence w.
Crawford read the marriage service,
and preceding and following the
ceremony the nuptial music was
rendered by Miss Shirley Cain, So
prano soloist. and by Mr.. Temple
Dunn, the organist. The church
choir sang the benediction after the
ceremony.
The Assistant Co-ordinator of
1nter-American Affairs, Mr.. Don
Francisco, escorted the bride to the
altar and later gave her in mar
riage. She wore an exquisite white
lace gown. simply designed with a
fitted bodice, long, tight sleeves, and
a sweetheart neckline embroidered
IN seed pearls. Her fingertip veil
fell from tiara made of lace and
her shower bouquet was of white
orchids. roses and bouvardia. Her
only ornament was a pearl neck
lace.
Miss Barbara A. Vail Of Norfolk,
the maid of honor, wore a lovely
gown Of yellow brocaded taffeta,
fashioned with a sweetheart neck
line, e-quarter- length sleeves.
and full skirt. With 1t she wore a
shoulder-length veil Of the same
color, which fell from yellow velvet
bows In her hair. She also wore a
pearl necklace and carried an arm
bouquet of purple iris.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
WOmen's City Club
To Hear Soviet Aide

women In the Armed Forces OF
Russia" will be the subject of an
address by Miss Nina Matzeyeva be-
fore the Women's City Club tomor-
row afternoon. Miss Matzeyeva Is
secretary to Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Ambassador to the United
States. A membership tea, to vel
come new members, will be from
4:30 to 6 pm.
A supper with entertainment fol
service officers will be held al
$50 nm.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

area men have completed training
here at the Naval Air Station and
have been commissioned ensigns in
the Naval Reserve. They are Tuni,
A. M. Craven, "a, son Of T. A. M
Craven, Great Falls road. Mclean
Va; Peter Lambros, 81, son OF
Harry Lambros, 1900 Floral avenue
NV, and Jofn M. Yount, ~, son
Of Mrs. r. w. James, 1916 r street
NV.
NEW YORK, N. Y.-James s
Cremins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Chemins, 316 Dorset avenue
Chevy Chase, Nd, has been COM
missioned an ensign In the Naval
Reserve upon completion Of the
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Engineers 4 uxiliary
To Meet Tuesday

Comdr. Kenneth Downey, R. N
" r., will address the Woman's Aux
iliary, American Institute of Min
ing and Metallurgical Engineers,
Tuesday at the YWCA. His subject
will be England in the Blitz."
The program and business meet
ing, which will include a report by
the Nominating Committee, will fol-
low luncheon at 1915 pm.
Mrs. Clare Wright, chairman OF
welfare, will collect gifts for Christ
mas boxes and Mrs. Elmer Pehrson
will accept contributions Of cookies
for the boys at Camp Simms.
You, too, can 90 on q raid. Make
yours on that old pile of Junk metal
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Benefit Card Party

A card party for the benefit Of the
Red Cross will be sponsored by the
Progressive Women's Club at 7:30
pm. tomorrow at the Workmen's s
Circle Lyceum, 1902 Fourteenth
street NV.
A small admission fee, including
tax, will be charged and refresh
ments served.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

FORT KNOX,
Ky.-Pvt. John
1nman, 10, son
of William H.
Inman, 602 Gal
latin sire e t
NV, has COM
pleted b ast
pr e p ar a t o ~
tr amin ng for
c o m b a t duty
with an armored
unit. He entered
the service In
July.
PENSACOLA.
Fla. Thre e
w aShinQtAn
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Child Gifts Party

Children's gifts for Friendship
House will be brought to q Christ
mas party to be held by the Pro
Bonata Women's Club Monday at
the home of. Mrs. Katherine L,
4eAle, +lS Allison street NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-11

~ SCTeeC NV,
has been pro-
noted to corpo-
raj here, where
he is g. clerical
worker in the
manpower sec
ton Of the Troop
G arrie er Com
mand headquar-
ters. An auditor
with the Mari
time Commis-
sion before en-
tering the Army
in June. he Is a
graduate of EN-
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Celebrate Natal Dav

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Rudisill
will entertain at a dinner party
December 10 in compliment to the
latter's mother, Mrs. Julia Weadon,
who is celebrating her 84th birth
day anniversary.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
~ k1:'WlTH I'D. OK
FIGHTING MEM

STOUT FIELD, Ind.-Sidney w.
Rawlings, whose wife lives at 2511
Evening star., 1943-12-11
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Evening star., 1943-12-11

Post Once, and Joined the Army
In July, 1912.
BALTIMORE, Md. Andrew
jackson Carmen, 50A Bates street
NV, has been enrolled In the
Maritime Service here,
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Horticulture Group
Heads Attend Meet

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va
Robert S Nero and Edward A. c.
Sh.!linsford, president and business
manager respectively OF the newly
organized Intercollegh; e Horiicul-
,ural Society al Hampton institute
vent 10 Ithaca y Y, last week
20 attend the snort course in COM
mercia! Horticulture conducted an
nually a. Cornell university for
growers IN New York state. Ac-
companied by H Hamilton williams
OF the Hampton institute staff. they
were the guests OF Joseph p. Porter
Of The Cornel. faculty during their
stay ~ The university.
Mr. Williams. who received the
masters degree Cornell -.r,
1870 mas completed residence re-
quremen,s for the doctors degree
ihere. and IS al present finishing his
doctors essay, which deals with
iandscaping IN Negro communities
Of The southeastern states.
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necuon WltE tAe cIuoS Iocal IN
teres:s. arrangements were made
10 launch a monthly forum within
the next 30 days.
Musical features during the pro-
gram included the rendition OF
Stephen c. Fosters Way Down
Upon the Swanee River" oy VI. S.
Vrg.e Whitfield: "TuSkegees Wash
IA on, Alberta Lillian SIMS.
Wnich Mrs Corale Davis Crook
soprano and pianist, sang and
played: and Sometimes Feel Like
a Moiherless Child" by Clarence
Cameron While, which Miss Rose
Whitfield sang.
Pres dent Daniel Faulkner was
IN charge Of the meeting which
Has largely attended. and which
evidenced determined spirit TO
CO much 20 carry forward the work
started by Booker T Washington
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lnter-RaciaI Group
Hears Fisk Prexy

CINCINNATI Ohio-The Fifth
Annual Interracial Fellowship Din
ner held Friday. vas the most out
standing affair OF It's kind ever
held in the Queen City. according
10 J Harvey KerrS. Executive Sec
rotary OF the Division OF Negro
Welfare.
More than six hundred persons
representing various racial and
religious groups gathered al he
beautiful Masonic Temple. and
heard the prime pa address given
BY DR. Thomas Elsa Jones, Presi-
dent of Fisk University. Nashville,
Tenn.
Dr. Jones spoke from the subject.
Bases for ln;erracial Cooperation
IN America and abroad" Presid
ing at the dinner was Councilman
Russell Wilson. Waiter Mitchell
Was guest Solo.st.
The lnterracial Fellowship Din.
ner this year marked the high
point in community interest or
race relations and processes which
are taking place in our democratic
way OF life
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NINE OF HEARTS BRIDGE

The Nine OF Hearts Bridge club
had It's weekly meeting al the home
Of Mrs Runctt Cooper on Cardoni
avenue last Wednesday evening
All members were present except
Mrs Maude Thomas who IS III and
Mrs GEORGIA Quinn and Mrs. Vera
Powell who were out 81 the city
The meeting was opened by the
chaplain, Mrs. June Austin. After
business meeting was over the girls
played games OF various kinds The
club wishes to thank the following
social clubs for their splendid CO.
operation at hteir annual party Sat
urday night: Ten Steppers, Four
Forty Whoopee Girls. Hi-Hat,ers
and the Rosettes and host of
friends. The next meeting viii be
1.-THE home Of ire president. Mrs
Helen Green. 5375 Scotch. Helen
Green president; Lillian Middle
ton. secretary.
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O. s. ]. Study CLIR

Members Of the club held their
regular weekly meeting Friday.
March 5. at the home of Mrs Katie
Hines 5f27- Vineweed. with-the
president in the chair After the
business session. the study topic
was Better Homes and Gardens
Mrs. Austin lost her father and
Mrs E. Was accompanied her 10
Texas. Sick members are: Mrs
Jessie Stanley. Mrs Nellie Palmer
and Mrs Marie Price who is still
IN Ford hospital Members wish
them a speedy recovery. TIE hos
tess served a tasty rcoaSt Mrs
Aida Smith. president; Stella Tyler,
secretary.
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month OF February Special guests
a; the affair included Gen 3 o.
DAVIS ST. and .op-ranN,nG officers
Of the l"tau;ry Replacement: Tram
!Hg Center ana ne 92uG DIV SION
Among the after Mas Major Louis
J Bcas.ey division chaplain Dur
.rg the clever Valentine floor
show, the uSO Ta!en; Girls were
featured
The club Is supcrv >ed by WI
lam II Bo.den, assistant director
OF nc Admission USO Much O. the
groups success has been due the
work o: wilton {. Scott. program
director o. he USO Cub. who is
responsible fer the organization OF
the uSO Talent Girls group
Mrs Georges NJ Godct : preS.-
den, OF he Soldiers Wives Hobby
Club Oihcr members are; Mrs
Gertrude Bur;c Vce-prcs!dcn;.
Mrs Rosa Lee Jackson, secretary,
MIS-. Mars re; Richardson. ASSIST
ant secretary, Mrs G. S.oNcS
t~caSuror Mis- Marjorie May.n,
cyHlc Mrs Ruby Turner. Business
manager Comm ,ice members IN
c,ude Mrs Minnie Il Thurman.
Mrs Marion Bolden publicity; Mrs
Mary Alice Reynolds. Mrs VIvIar
Williams, Mrs Ciarice Cru.chhcid.
Mrs Elizabeth McMillanS Mrs Ma
bel Lee and Mrs Frances Valory.
soc n. Mrs ErneSt.nc Lewis. Mrs
r Turner Mrs Mary Wagner. Mrs
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DUCHESS OF WAYNE CLUB

Members Of The club met a; me
home ot Mrs Ida Farmer. 1897
Maple street Following me buSl-
ness session a lovely program was
held in celebration OF me second
anniversary OF he elub OF which
each member took part
Mrs. Lillian Mason. our very ef-
tcent secretary. surprised the MEM
oers with a paper history OF the
club for the past two years which
paid high tribute 20 the accomplish
nents OF the club under the leader
ship OF our president and founder,
Mrs Annie Leake. ard 10 the low
atty and cooperation Of each mem
Der III TIE club that had helped
make the club a success The social
comm iitttee- MFs-LeSSte- Ponder and
Mrs. Mildred King were pleased
N.th the cooperation.
After a mos; enjoyable program.
The hostess served a tasty repast.
The next meeting W, be with Mrs.
VI ldred King. 1909 McDougsl Mrs.
Anne Leake president; Mss Lo,tie
Weaver, scribe.
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ManyPIedgees
Attended Party,
HadGaIa Time
s p e a k ers Wer
- Presented
BY GLADYS MILLS

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Rush
Party was held last Sunday. March
7. at the Alpha Phi Alpha Frater
nifty House. beginning al the smart
hour OF 6 pm. Rushing parties as
we understand them, are usually
gwen to entertain and interest
prospective PLEDGES This one was
en- especially colorful affair.
Before dinner the guests PLAYED
cards and chattcd in the recreation
rooms, atop the building: then
there was the particularly exciting
treasure hunt" the loot for each
person. when finally salvaged was
beautiful red carnation.
The tables for dinner were artis-
tically arranged and the dinner
was both colorful and delicious.
Inc tasty menu consisted OF baked
Virginia ham. cold cuts. potato
salad, dcvillcd eggs. relishes. pink
and green jcllo and tea. Members
of Beta Mu Chapter acted as hos
tesses with the lovely little Ivy
Leafs as assistants.
Al the speakers table were Mrs
Bcul7h Whtby Supreme Bssileus
Of Alpha Kappa Alpha. 1t Helen
l.. Cox, WAAC recruiting officer.
and member Of the graduate chap
ter of California: Mrs Betty Cam
Harris. dcan-ef Beta Mn Chapter:
Katherine Weiss. BaslleuS. and
Erma keycs dean If Pledges
Soror Harris introduced. the
speaker Of the evening SororWhit-
bv. who made an Impressive talk
on the subject, Significance az
Good and Worthy Fellowship
stressing the fact that emphasis
should be placed on training in
leadership for our college students
today
Mrs Whitby, who is a forceful
speaker. made a charming appear
snce in topaz waol frock. made
along princess lines with buttons
all the way down the front. she
wore an off-ihe-face hat Of black
and "a shoulder sorsase Of carna-
tons and iris.
AKA. Sorors present az the ar
fair were Mary Agnes. Davis. Jane
Parker Helen L Cox. Freddie
Bradley, Fannie Rogers. Jewel Rat
LII Roberta Grcendgc EVELYN
Pace MAY Thatcher. Beulah Whit
by. Betty Harris. Aies Barrow.
Ruth Giles Erma + yes, Cordella
White. Bertha Bc,li , and Katie
rine Weiss
Ivy Leafs were Jcnelda Stephens.
Mildred Houghton. Geraldine Mar
shall. Loretta Hollis. Harriet Pace.
Gladys Giles Florence Pate. Wilma
Frecmep HartepSe Caldwell Lille
Jordan Frances Uddvback. Mildred
Hu,hleb. Bcrnicc Miller. Betty Car
son, Gwendolyn Pinckncy and Eva
GIllard
Guests present wcrc: Elizabeth
Williams Charlotte Miller. Dorothy
Weiss. Leola Garrison. Lillian
Wright, Norma McConncr. Elsie
Wilson, Viola T5omaS LOIS Warren.
Zelma Smith Helen TAYLOR. Helen
White. Matte Camp. Laura Hnll-
man, Lois Johnson. Jean letters.
Elizabeth Edmonson. Lovica Hi.
Geraldine Jones. Loretta Roberts.
jeanette Jones. Iva Jane sham
burger Gloria WimbuSh and Vivian
Spencer.
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ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR

Members and friends o. the
Order Of the Eastern Star. PHA..
Will hail the news tha, the Subor-
-dlnate officers OF Bathsheba Chap
ter No 9 are giving a tea This
affair is scheduled for March -
AZ 4 pm at the YWCA. The
prominently known Mrs Cora Jor-
dan White, member Of tire Column
bus Ohio Board Of Education will
be the speaker Of the evening. Ire
uatrons al the various chapters
VIII act as hoStesSes. Invitations
are cordially extended Mrs Fan
ME simmons, general chairman.
Miss Wilhelmina Lewis. committee
chairman.