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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Methodist Vacation
%choo! Opens TODAY

Vacation church school ~ Fw-,
Methodist church got OFF g. ll.
.'.r' today III spite Of the ...ay
weather. Children showed vu,.g.
DE-. 'y i.t'r,st 10 the activities o.. r.g
..u."a and plans we've begun IT,.
'ccis and group activities .a cau.
department.
The 'rhu.! will run ?rr two week..
.I.m . to II u. III. with worker.
n.nG conferences following the
s.s:"n each morning. Any children
.'.' "rrr 'v' "HI" To- attend tn.
.NnI1G ."...nu "JT still enroll ir-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Air Attack Is Creates
In History
tContinued from Page oDo ,

''"''' ia"c 0ne)
bombs ON Dortmund C,..,.,..
Msie announced. The Cos n, a'A
claimed 33 planes. mpstIv uIv!naR
ginSd bombers. were sho; do,r "'-Sa'
They said that Nazi ho,I.,
ried out low level s,ruri. - -. ~
in daylight Sunday IN Emr,, ",'''N
ana i hastings IN south England +,
nieht' INC Germans sid thCy ,. ~
shipbuilding Sunderland , .,,a7.
large Tres. S'N.'l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24

The following named persons have failed pay their v
for thu, year 1912 due the City Of Henderson, have This
the following real estate situated the CITY If ill.,
drson which will sell ut the Court House door in vs.
Cumy Monday. Jan" H. 1919 at ~ Noon 10 sail r.
laid tXrj and the costs.
rhir the 18th day Of May, 1913.
ERNFSIINE COrrREII, !iciny Ciy Clcrt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Visiting Parents

Mrs. A. J. Redding and children
Of Hendersonville are visiting Mrs.
Readings parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Page on College street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
Kalamazoo Girl
New WAAC Officer

FORT DIES MONIES. Iowa
Eleven Negro members ot The
Women's Auxiliary corps were
graduated recently from OFFICER
Candidate school at First wAAC
Training center. Fort Dcs Moines.
Iowa.
They were commissioned as
Third Officers the WAC equiv
aient OF Second Lieutenant in the
Army
Among the officers are Third
Officers Margaret J Barnes Of
1928 " Michigan avenue, kala.
mazoo. Mich.
Third Officer Barnes. who IS the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Barnes. was physical education
teacher at Allen White High
school in Whiie,ille. Tenn. be-
fore she joined he WAAC Be-
fore attending Officer Candidate
school at Fort Dcs Moincs. she
was Tcchincian Fifth Grade.
the WAC equivalent Of Corporal
Techniciau in tho Army in The
WAC Motor Corps al Fort liua-
chuca Ariz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
%
PEERLESS ART CLUB
GIVES FASHION SHOW

The Young womcn's Peerless
Ar Club held their second an
nual fashion show AZ ne Lucy
Thurman YwrA Friday Jane Z
with Mrs Eulasfa Watt as com
mr 90 chairman in ,harec and
Miss June Watt announcer
The fashion parade took place
on stage hodeckod With rreen
grass accented with palms ferns
and hahv NUNS The juniors set
tho fashion ~ attire ny tho deau-
san'cs FOR sport shopping and
I icasnre gong An array o. heau-
,ifui aycnine gowns was also fea-
tuned Lending an artistic air 70
me gay affair
The president Mrs Josephine
Mes thanked 'ho oommi;'ee for
tho ~ en'lv planned afta~ and
the audience Tor their attention
and fine attendance
Mrs Hazel Ellis Of Washing
ton. y c. houseruest ~ Mrs Hat
lie vard Duncan was = specis'
ruosf preserf
After the show the juniors
sncnt rfcr-sn time dancing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
MEMBERSHIP
TEA PLANNED


The Southeastern Improvement
association T. rrcmotinr a-mem-
torsh.p tca on SUNDAY june -
~ the s. Johns PRESBYTERIAN
church AT q p m The tea is be-
inr given ne substitute Tor he
arnlal membership dinner Mrs.
r " Daniel Is tho general chair
man Carl Adams has charge Of
tho decorations Mrs Virginia Adj
ans has charge OF the refresh
nenfs The vice president Cecil
Eowlei.e Is taking time ou' from
the ation board ~ SEQ hat All
rnes We'll T. s smith and y A.
pistol along Nth MIS- Beatrice
rcrrel ana Mrs Eide Lou Rob
irson arc secirc mat The word
snfea3S an over town thar home
cwners and civ.cmnded citizens
-re expected 10 attend this az
fir The presidents prize Will
30 feafure 81 the tea and VIII
he awarded nv the president Mrs
Mary F Glenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

Mrs surlaney ovens, OF Boston
Mass
The Rev William n Peck per
formed he douhle-rlng ceremony
before me altar which was adorn
ed with a huge basket o. White
peonic- AID whic giadioli flank
ed nv silver candelabra with ivory
iapers
The bride chose a white iai..e
iaffeia gown with long bodice
sweetheart neckiine three quarter
length sleeves and 2. iull net SKIRT
Her bridal vcil ~ illusion was
shoulder length AMI was held hy
a coronef o. white ak cites The
bride carried pearl covered
PRAYER hook surmoun,ed with a
cluster ~ Esrdenias Leila was
gwen in marriage by her brother
Emory Levereue
Mrs Robert Baker was the only
attendant Her gown was ~ rose
isffets With a long fitted torso
sweetheart neckline shor' sleeves
and full ne. skirt She wore
ronet Of canary aigreiies and
carried bouquet - yellow iris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
MRS. PECK
HONORED
BY IOTA

Mrs Fsnuie 2 Peck n this
ci'v was AWARDED the lo,a Phi
Lambda trophy sunday A. Bethel
ANF church for her outstanding
achievement The presentation
was made hy Mrs Yyonne Green
leo chairman ~ the sorority =
program committee The AWARD
was presented AZ me close % the
hsccalaureate service ~ the grad
naies Of the Detroit Institute 81
Commerce. OF which he founder
nnd president il Mrs Louise
Crooms a member of he soror-
itv
Mrs Peck Was civen the award
r her outstandinr contribution
10 the race and 70 society in gen.
oral She rssnizcd in 1895 'hs
Fannie p Peck Credit Union
Witch then had capital ~ s.
and membership ~ IL Since
thar lime The membership has
Increased 20 32t More than
sooS con IN loans have been made
10 members and The organiza-
TONS present holdings represent
ST ooo i, Is governed hy The
state banking authorities
The trophy which Mrs Peck
received portrayed the figure Of
Achievement representing q Won
an fashioned IN geld with laare'
wreath in cntsfrciched hands This
lase was ~ walnut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

d> lOf SDIilc VI Ntttlii AZ " a.
Then. 100. II marked ne end ot
me high school careers q many
Who n The fan vil become cell
lege co-eds and LATER pledges ~
Dela stigma Theta sorority "Alrh
sponsors 'h hlsA school efou?
The AFFAIR VAS very enioyat'f
one even though var conditions
made il a s.mple one Each pel-
sprite invited ner da,e ana an
other couple to a'tsnd Aiiogeiner
abou, one HUNDRED boys and girls
irolicked over Tho three floors ~
the fraternity house The girls
came clad 10 se'cn.ng coron stree
isneih frocks. and taeir aeauN.
mindful haf j VAS ne fifs.
date" for their liilie hosfesses and
pleased 20 have the honor ~ ~
cor,ns them On Tie momen'ol'
occasion, brought he freshest
daintisst corsages they could 'ra
The Delspr.tes and their eles
danced to the tunes ~ The record
player which corld be heard
throughout The house They re-
nj shed themselves 81 The bowl q
cooling frspee, wAiie their spn-
so-. Mrs Theodore Whi-e and her
sorority sisters ana so-chaperons.
Mrs Walter Harmon Mrs PHILIP
Roberts and Mrs raul AleSanaes
locked on. Rea White and blue De-
coTaiious added festive and ~
trio'lc note ,a-tAe heaaiiful sur
foundings
Leading me Delsprros IN 'hcr
evening % eaiety was fafir pretty
st,le president Elaine Fuller who
came with Bill jane oa At
Jean Rurfis VAS there also 81
iss Hunter hatn dressed slike N
Mexican Inspired ruHlea trocks ~
orchid and peach voile respective.
iy Julian Wthefspoon presented
Peggy Nlth gardeniss. and Leon
Kennedy cd The same for Norliss
Secretary GNencoiyn Poole vas
shore nth Hadav hsrds Janice
and Nctma WrfhN rsme win VIA
ron RiaykNell and Ernest Brown
iesp c'lsely letge Carter wore a
lxn. piece yellow pique sue and
iae carnations that Robert vi
lians gave her Louise l.oonis puf
Prince Walkers gardenias IN he-
pretty curls az she danced IN AZ
adorable ohiniz frock Gloria
Kennedy Just hack from Palmer
Memorial VAS there Wi'h Law
renee Gibson.
other DelSprifes and their dates
were velma May and Isaac s'ein.
herg Margere Porter and Harold
Cherry Efnes'ine Fisher an a
John Cunts Mary Louise FISHER
with oui.of-iown talent Elaine
Ford and James Leigh Florence
Brown and Richard vanRipper
and Doris Jean Narchant
A former Deispri,e Who dropped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
Have You Heord?

That on recent TIP 10 NYC favoritc uncle gave
ErneStine PostleS OF AllgrimS special gifts s
fitted hand bag huge and goodlooking black felt al
fair which carries its umbrella IN zipped compart
ment at the bottom of the bag.
That Doris Graham is thrilled over he prospects
of becoming an in the that she and not the
pro spective mama Merry Wee Graham Elkins) Is do
ing knitting Doris took special course IN knitting
at Wayne last and is Incorporating her learnngS
in an array of the danties acest tiny garments one
could wish for.
That Jessie fashion nIate1 saton was inspired
to become missionary TO Afsicaa This week she ali
tended her class reunion the Baptist Missionary Tram
ing School in Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
ATTORNEY GOES To
DAUGHTERS cRAnV ALTON

N'torncy and Mrs Charles 2
Perry LETT the city Saturday 70
attend the graduation exercises .
S Frances Academy IN Rali'-
n,nn, vaflani where their
daughter. Miss Mary s Berry viii
finish
Miss BERRY Is one 81 lhc po7-
u'ar members ~ Detroits Young
~ social SCI
Rc'ogc returning Atty Berry
and hls family viii visit Wash
lnet-n nc. FOR few days
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

tations.- 80 You Won want to wait
another day.
Babies burn
Diaper rash can set the best Of
babies "on fire Take this tip from
those who have used Il for 40 years
and get a supply Of Mexsana right
now sprinkle on your baby and
watch him laugh az heat rash sore
ness cascs and as diaper rash is re-
llcvcd Any mother would give a
milton 10 relieve her baby from
these hot weather discomforts-so
don delay. Generous supply costs
little, even greater savings IN larger
sizes. BE sure to demand Meuana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
TRIPLE CEREMONY
OF WAAC'S AND M.P.'S
HELD AT HUACHUCA

FORT <HrACHrCA. Ariz Win
the approval and blessing az Coll
onel Edwin y Hardy, post com
mandcr. Fort Huachuca Arizona.
triple wedding in which three
members - the Detachment Corps
Of Military Police and three mem
hers u the Womens Army Aux
iiiary corps we're united IN holy
matrimony
The Impressive ceremony was
performer on the steps 81 the
Posi- Military Police detachment
at 3 am. Saturday. June in
triple ccremony Of what promises
70 become an epidemic 81 military
weddings at historic Fort Hua-
chuca
The brides. all OF whom wore
khaki class "a" uniforms. we're
AuxiliarIes Matte Elliott and
Irene Stewart of the 3ond WAC
company stationed AZ Fort Hua-
chuca. and Auxiliary Eta Mae
Pullum Of the ssrd wAAc COM
pany
Aux. Elliott. daughter ~ Ross
Elliott Of Chattanooga Tenn. be
came he bride NJ Cpl Willie ..
Thomson ~ Dallas Texas: Aux
Stewart. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. d Stewart Shreveport
La. was wed 10 PIC Allen a
Harris. son Of Mr. and Mrs T.
Harris. Houston. Texas; and Aux.
Pullum. daughter o. Mrs Sonora
Scott Coliad. Texas, became the
bride az PVT. Earle Gales. 81
Houston. Texas The triple mar
riage ceremony was read by Chap
lain James A. vactor
During the ceremony music was
furnished by the posi- orchestra
which PLAYED Tohengrins Med
ding March for the professional
and Mendelssohns Wedding
March for the occasional OF the
triple weddinA party
The brides were given in mar
slage by their company command
crs. Captains Frances Alexander
ard Natalie Donaldson other
NAAc officers present included
II. Violet Askins and II Irma
cayton 81 The a2nd company and
IT. Evelyn smith Of the 3Srd
company Officers present includ-
ed Captain Homer 3 Roberts
commanding the Mp detachment.
Captain David A. Lane. Educa-
tim officer Post special service
office. and IT. Richard T Greene
Assistant commander OF the Mil
itary Police detachment
Immediately following the triple
wedding. members Of the bridal
party were served breakfast in
the dining hall Of the Military
Police detachment For the nup-
tial breakfast the table was at
teactively decorated with multi
colored oleandcr blossoms and
three wedding cakes. each Of which
was topped with miniature
bride and groom
During the breakfast the we'd
ding participants received felici-
tations from the officers present.
and each couple was presented
an elaborate leather-erained
weekend case with the compile
ments Of the Military Police de-
tachmen'
Special guests az the wedding
breakfast were these attendants
Of the bridal couples NAAC Ser
eeant Julia Jackson. Cpl Ulese
Tomlin. WAC Cpl Irene Beatty.
Sgt RODGERS F. Garrett. Auxii-
inry Mildred Dunlap. and Pfc.
Samuel r. Preston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
CITIZENS FLEE.
AS SUN BEARS DOWN ON CITY

Cool pools and peachy beaches are
what We all want whcn the side
walks s7tlc but We can't all
play on the beach without many
paving the penalty ol ~lnburn. heat
rash, and mosquito bites - do as
thousands here are dong turn
10 Nlcxsana the medicatcd pow
der that thousands everywhere are
using to cool the hot feeling Of sun
burn. ease the sting Of heat rash.
and take the ouch cut OF itchy
mosquito bites NlcNsana. formerly
Mexican Heat Powder contains spc-
cial indications specialists often
use in treatment Of minor skin iris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
ROWE rRoN rMILIY

Mrs Gorirude } GRAY and Miss
Phyllis Gray have returned 20
their home 90 Cameron avenue
after spending 'hscc weeks 10
Philadelphia.
While there they we're he
guests OF Mrs Gray's niece Mrs
Tommie Horton - spring street.
They cnjoyed their trip very
much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

tuberculosis seldom causes any
clear signs or symptoms when
n hccins The person may an
pear he5fhe and robust How
ever uhefNllin test Viii sho~
IL tuberculosis germs have en-
tered the body
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

=, re Mitchell Gibson is home furlough from r.
l1achuea Arizona He is stationed there with the 36oth
pallry and will return to camp June 20 While here
b ,ioson is the guest Of his mother. Mrs Bessie Moye
~ sister Mrs Mildred Brinson and brother. Lawrence
Unison of 1917 Goodwin
~ Mrs Giant Green and Mrs. Louise Cough of Ship
~ ~ We're the weekend guests of Mrs. George Browning
VI hcago, Illinois
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
lis Date Night For The Delsprites As
They Attend Their Cotton Party

The Delsprite dance last Friday night al the Anna
house marked most important moment ~ the ot
goodly many Of number q he young par'y-goers,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19
Bride Carries Beaded Prayer Book Az
Services Read at Bethel AME Church

Simplicity marked The marriaqe. SATURDAY evening"
June ! 2 at 80 in Bethel AME church Of LEILA Pearl
erette sister OF Emory Lewis Leerette Rev Jesse
Franklin Owens Of the late Rev Early Owens and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

The Missionary union of Plymouth Congregational
Vhurch met last Monday with Mrs Mcneil OF beais
avenue The occasion also the hostess thifty-ff'n
Wedding anniversary The union held its election all
rcamoents being reelected. The officers are Mrs
Z Thomas, presidents Mrs. Campbell. vice president
AIRS L. Walker treasurer: Mrs Malone recording
secretary; and Mrs CLANCY Matthews secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

The Chattcrboxes are meeting with Marion Carter.
after long lapse in their meetings. The girls received
~ saw puzzles in red paper done up in blue with IN
s'ractions written on white When put together, the
puzzle formed the readers initials and told her to meet
a. $50 handler, July 3. at pm, with admonons 70
be on time be greeted with firecrackers II would pay
to come late and tax the ingenuity to
see she really could produce any of those ouawed
Observation-Disclosures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-19

La saturday was graduation day at the Detroit
.sovere 81 Noruarv Science The exercises were held
.Waxne Medical school Among those who received de-
re.s we're: Lahore Davis. Of YpSilant: and Maceo
7Aona 81 Dctroi, Lahore has been making her home
here with Dorothy Ames while attending school She VIII
now return to Ypsilan and work her mothers funeral
establishment Who ever would have thought that the
rha ed and pretty Lahore would have selected such
grim hasiness career?
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Two Motorists Pay
After Failure To
Heed Safety Petrol

TIE hfE ~ stand ri fhe
streets hefore ire anaal h2sla
n Pas asals ard RsvK Tags
aren't srg = 5asi seg faa Tney
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14

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Held In Vicksburg

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14
Guard Health
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