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walters seemed embarrassed ;nd
sore because 1 came in when the
car was fairly crowded. Many
times there has been a vacant seat
at a table for four--..the other
three being occupied by white peo-
waiter, probably at the order of the
stewart. "car crowded" OF coul s.
know why, both the stewart and
the waiter feared that the white
people ould object to sitting at the
table with a person Of color. Wen
often they do. There is no Ii.,.,-
ton about that. 1t seldom il eveI
occurs to either of them, how -ar,
that l might not want to eat ut The
table with some white people. For
I have cen examples of ta'
table practiced by white
folks in dining cars. I have seen
devotees of the pitch and gulp
school, and others adept in the
Kansas City grip, l believe it Is
called where the knife is held like
Ia dagger.
There is nothing to be ashamed
Of in being an employee Of a rail
road whether it be porter, waiter,
red cap or what not. Personal sci.
vice can be as dignified as any oc-
cupation or profession. 1t is a
pleasure to watch the men who
man the New York Central's great
Empire State Express. They ore
highly intelligent, they speak in
cultivated and subdued tones, they
carry themselves with such poise
and grace that even a Cracker
from the deep South r~hesit"tcs
and chokes when he tries to Say
George" You just don't hear
! as appellaUon on the Emplr
And these men nave no iuteriority
completes in the presence of VAT
people. And that is more than 1
can say Of some Negro doctors,
lawyers and teachers and social
workers. And they don't per3ma
distressed when a co,orcl person
enters the chair or dining car.
They act perfectly natural i
pleasant Good Morning." OF
"Gcod Evening" is thei greeting
&C all passengers, black ami Whit
aiike. 1t is largely tn attitude
and the action of the porters and
walters on tie Empire which nus
cs the white passengers to forget
their prejudices and ID accept tne
presence IF a colored Passenger in
y respectful and often friendly man
me-.
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LEGION
SIDELITES
OUR COMMANDER SPEAKS
BY JULIUS E. HILL)

Without doubt the legion conven
tons held in Omaha during the
last two months surpassed al that
and endeavor in regards to formu-
lating plans that will be Of aid III
bringing quicker to an end the
chaotic conditions in which we are
now living because of the war.
No resolutions were made or d
dopted which didn't have a hearing
on winning the war. For men Of
the legion, being veterans of World
War l, realize far more than many
surmise the seriousness Of World
War No. II, and do not want this
time the same mistakes made after
it is won by the allies that were
made after they won the first
world war.
The men of the legion do not
want another armistice and VIII
exert every effort to prevent there
being one. Nothing but uncond.-
tional surrender by enemy will
satisfy them. They are fully in
accord with President Roosevelt
and with Prime Minister Churc,?jlI
in regards to that issue.
And knowing that war must be
waged relentlessly against the en-
envy and to a point where they
fully realize the usefulness of fur
ther resistance, and that it will
require the combined efforst of all
races, all groups as we'll as organ
lied labor and the complete fin
anciai resources of the United Stat
es, the conventions could not and
did not fail to recognize the Ne
gro's Importance to the war effort.
And from now on, as it has done in
the past, Roosevelt Post No. 80,
The American Legion, will con
tinue to give it's full support to any
plans of the Government, state ard
local movement that has a bearing
on winning the war,
Signed, j. C. CAREY,
Post Commander.
*****
Comrade r. G. Long has been
added to the executive committee
Of the post. Being experienced in
business management his help a
long that line is much needed.
*****
There are some surprises in store
for members of this post in the
near future. And we are wonder
ing if they will be appreciated.
*****
Comrades. our 1914 quota is
reached, but let's over-reach it.
Those who have paid their dues
paid them for themselves and not
for you Most of you are making
good salaries now. so there is no
excuse fr tagging behind in the
payment of your dues. Remember
this is your post and it needs you
to help in carrying on it's program
Send or bring in your dues and
climb on the 1914 bandwagon now.
For with the Posi- going along as
it is at the present, you can't lose
for winning,
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VISITOR

Mrs. Mary Kellogg Harrison Of
Pasadena, California formerly OF
Omaha is visiting a few days here.
She arrived Monday evening and IL
planning on staying a week or ten
days visiting old acquaintances.
Mrs. Agnes Hudson of Pasadena,
Calf, formerly of Sioux City, la.
came with Mrs. Harrison. Mrs.
Hudson is now visiting friends in
Sioux City. Mrs. Harrison report
ed her son Warren Harrison is il.
the Medical Corps Of the g. s..
Army.
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TO TULSA FOR BRIEF
HONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Dillard.
ncwlyweds, left early Sunday morn
ing for Tulsa and a brief honey
moor before Mr.. billiard is induct-
ed into the armed forces. They
will visit with Mr.. billiards. moth
er while in Tulsa. Both the brides
and groom's many relatives in the
oklahoma metropolis should make
their visit a happy Homecoming af-
fair.
Mrs. billiard was formerly Miss
Mildred Wiley.
They are expected to remain a
bout one week before returning
here.
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proximately a mile and a half north
c the field and three quartesr Of
a mile east Of Gratiot in fun view
of several motorists.
Officers at the base declined TO
disclose the names If the dead fiji
'ers until the next Of kin can De
notified.
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TO SGT GRADE

Colonel Morris H. Marcus, Com
handing officer, 9Th Cavalry, Fort
Clark, Texas. announced the pro
motion of TAG Edward f. CardWell
to the grade of Sergeant.
Sgt. Cardwell is the son of Mr..
Dewey Cardwell Of 61O w. 18th St..
South Sioux City, Nebraska.
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FROM TROY, ALA.

Mrs. Floorie Stringer and baby,
granddaughter from Troy, Ala, are
in the city for an indefinite visit
with her daughter, Miss Coela Cur
tbs, 1926 Miami Street. In a con
versation with this reporter Mrs.
Stringer stated that she found this
to be a very nice city and she a
been treated very kindly since ner
arrival.
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McGRUDER IN NEW HOME

Since moving into his recently
purchased home at 2O3O Miami St,
Olonzo Mack" McGruder has been
spending money right and left Or
the identifying of it. A very good
piece of property from the be
ginning by the time he finishes
decorating and buying new furni-
ture and things, there won't be d
lovelier home in the city among
u group.
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~ recent contract
which gives them
one half hour o. the air. They
show the Negro in his siIliest mo-
ments, much to the fun and amuse
ment of the white people of Am
erica. Andy and the Kingfish are
always trying to each other as well
as the public. Amos is the straight
forward fellow. trying to be hard
working and honest. The wnoln
skit is in fun and ridicule and the
team assisted by a few otehr char
acters have fun and draw enorrl-
Gus salaries at the expense Of thl
American Negro. Andy and the
Kingfish are always trying 20 be
what they are not, they plan and
make believe they are Big Shots
trying to foil the public, but in the
end, wind UP by fooling themselves
it is all in fun however, and they
get by initiating a race who. be-
cause they are black, have no re-
dress III this country. AS | stated
before it is all in fun and at times
ridiculous; this skit reminds me of
the SUPER-DUPER white race.
the difference is that they are fun
ny and ridiculous but they are ser
ious, VIII lie Amos n Andy are play
ing funny. Take this war for in
stance. If it we're not for 50 many
people killed it would remind ORC
Of Amos II Andy. one day W.
we have all Of the gasoline we
want, the next day we are cut off
because we have no gas, one day
they intend to take the fathers. the
next hour or so, they rescind the
order. Ickes jumps on the radio
and calls everyone who disagrees
with him and the New Deal, MAJ
is. Wallace balls cut one Of tho
big shots and the two of them start
calling each other names. sum
ner Wells was FIRED because he
had a verbal fight with Hull. Four
Senators just back from the front.
accuse Britain of lots of things.
called the Presidents attention TO
certain leaks in the lend-lease set
up and then the president BLASTS
them and makes small of Their
investigation and criticism. They
can tell the Argentine government
not to DISCRIMINATE against
the Jew, but OH LORD, HOW a.
BOUT THE NEGRO in this corni-
try? They have the American
tailors making one pants suits.
while if you var to, you can pur-
chase q Canadian made suit with
two pairs of pants anywhere in A
merica. They put a ceiling price
on BOTTLED WHISKEY but al
low the tavern owner to open the
same bottle and get five to six
times the price of the whiskey by
Saline ~ nUnr IN ha,r ND ~. ~
kers are buying it that way. They
tell Negroes that they are Amer
lean citizens and when they apply
for certain jobs, they are told some (,
cock and bull story. Keep YOUR
eyes open on this Russian situation
Almost is Stain, you can draw
your own conclusions as to the
other characters. Yes, they are
having fun at the expense of the
Negro, but if it were not Tor 50
many people getting killed and 20
MUCH MONEY BEING WASTED,
this war comedy could be put on
the air and be a bigger hit than
Amos n Andy, because the clun6-
that are being made and The
things they plan to do after tho
are more ridiculous than any
skit played by Amos n Andy.
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These Questions may decide
what laxative to give your child

CUES. 1t it true that children take
more readily to a child's laxative?
Ans. Yes, that's generally so. Ques.
What do you mean by a 'child's
laxative?" Ans. A laxative like
Syrup Of Black-Draught, designed
especially for a child's needs and
tastes. CUES. Does Syrup of Black
Draught contain the same laxative
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(by III. GEO. DAVENPORT

Chicago Fo.'
Press Photo Ser
vice. Amos n
Andy, a comedy
skit on the radio
has had the ten
lency to ridicule.
the Negro for ov-
er twelve years.
How vel. they
succeeded
is shown by a
recent contract
which gives them
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TWO SELFRIDGE
PILOTS KILLED

..Selfridge Field, October 1.-Two
Negro flying officers were killed
Thursday when their PIG pursuit
planes collided at an estimated al
titude of 1000 feet while they were
engaged in a routine training flight
from this army air base and pIuIg
ed to the earth in flames. IT'LL. Il.
The Public relations office at
Selfridge Field said that the acct
dent occurred in midafternoon APP
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LOCAL NOTES
HEAVEN AND HE'LL FEAST

Heaven and He'll Feast given by
The purple Cross Nurses Unit of
Cherokee Temple No. 223 at the
resident of Mrs. Jessie M. Brooks
-225 Erskine St, Saturday evening
October so. 1913. Hours s pm, I'M
til q?
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ingredients as reliable old Black
Draught? Ans. Yes, in a form r1ost
children find pleasant to take.
Your children should like Syrup
Of Black-Draught. Caution. use
only as directed. The big SOC bot
tie contains more than three time.
as much as the old trial size.
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ed as if they resented the presence
Of colored travellers, Tue amos
phere Of superiority n contempt
would permeate the train. I like
the Empire I respect the mon
who work on it. Foo they are
gentlemen in the true sense Of the
word.
e. A. c.
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TO JEFFERSON BARRACKS, 80.

Pvt. Herman Kemp, husband Of
Susie L. Kemp, 2719 Charles ST.,
and Pvt. Lee F. B yran, tson
and Pvt. Lee F. Bryant, son of Mrs
Ida Bryant, 1916 North 26th St,
r newly arrived soldiers at JEFF
Converse r. Lewis, is Commanding
Officer.
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MRS MAUPIN
DOES HER BIT

If Mrs. Maupin can do it other
women can do it too. Every since
the drive for tin cans went into eff.
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY

For Desmoines. Ia, October 25th
PVT. Dorothy E. Walker Of 523
I'D" ST.. South Sioux City, Nebr-
aska. is included in the group of
Negro members of the Women's
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feet. she has been doing her bit to
aid it. AS busy as she is III her
little restaurant on oath street at
Blonde, she finds time to wash and
prepare cans and get them to the
nearest gathering place.
This is a very patriotic gesture
on the part of this busy woman.
1t stands as proof that she wants
to do her part in winning the war.
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CHURCH OF THE LIVING Con
1906 North oath St,

Sunday throughout the day was
grand. Starting with Sunday
school. there was a grand attend
anc All day long. The Pastor.
preached a soul stirring sermon
beth morning and night. The Pas
tors subject for Sunday morning
october 31st will be: Lord be ner-
ciful to me a sinner" Sun lay
night; Behold 1 stand at the Goor
and knock" Our Pastor preached
at a white church on 25th and Am
es. Everyone is invited to come
out Sunday and hear these won2sr-
full sermons.
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home of Mrs. Harriet Jackson, 1894
Rhodes Avenue, their sponsor.
Reading left to right, seated are
Miss Verde Mae Green, Mrs. Ruth
Toles, Mrs. Nadine Baker. Miss
Evelyn Gentry, and Mrs. Marneon
Bell. Standing left to right: Mrs.
Army Corps assigned to duty at
WAC Detachment Station Compile
ment Section ii, Fort Benning, Ga.
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You can be sure that if they act
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DR.. AND MRS. c. a. WARD
will celebrate Christmas with
their children, Robert, Douglas
and Peggy.
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KLOCKOW of Ahrens street
will sit down to a family dinner
on Christmas Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Brandenburg and Lois
and Fred, who are home from
the University of Michigan.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES
KELSON of South River road
will have as their holiday week
end guests Coxswain Raymond
II. Trombley and Mrs. from
bley. Coxswain Trombley is sta
toned at the Naval Air Station
in Crosse Isle.
MRS. SILVIE MADOU will
entertain her children and
grandchildren for Christmas
Day dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Olivier and daughter Elaine,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madou, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Madou, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Gekiere, Rubin Dunlap
and children, Thelma an d
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MISS GEORGIA SKINNER,
of Detroit, Mrs Thomas w.
Cross and daughters, Carol and
Linda, Of this city, and Harry
Kelly, Of Detroit, will celebrate
together at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William T Kelly.
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Foley's father, Casper Czizek
and his daughters, Eleanor and
Constance, in Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. A. w. HAM
ESTER and family will be the
Christmas guests of Mrs. Ham
eister's sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Smith, Of How
ell, Mich.
MIR. AND MRS. RALPH
BENNETT have invited the fol-
lowing guests for their Christ
mas dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Ullrich and family, including
Thelma, student at the u. of NJ,
Mrs. Martha Calvert, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c, Hasseburger and
daughter, Phyllis, OF Royal
Oak, and Miss Jean Blackwell,
of Detroit.
DIR. AND MRS. j. M. GRO
MAN, JR., and daughters, Bet
ty, Katherine, Madeline and
Lois, will take Christmas dinner
at the home of Mrs. Croman's
sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. f. Graul, Kensington
road, Crosse Pointe Park.
CHRISTMAS DAY guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
R. Mackenzie, Belleview ave
nue., will be Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Monahan and family Of Detroit.
A. j. Pickman and Lieut.. and
Mrs. James Parker, of this city.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
BALLANTINE and daughter
JOY, will be the Christmas din
ner guests of DR.. and Mrs.
James Spens of Wyandotte.
DIR. AND MRS. DANIEL J.
BUSKLEY Will have as their
dinner guests Mrs. nellie Pome-
roy and their daughter, Nancy,
who is home from the Univer-
sity of Michigan for the Christ
mas holidays.
KAY BLOMEYER has ar
rived at her home 10 spend the
Christmas holidays, from Har-
per Hospital in Detroit, Kay and
her grandmother, Mrs. Frank
Johnson will have their Christ
mas dinner with Mrs. Carl Bio
meyer.
DIR. AND MRS. 6. J. LEVINE
and family will be the Christ
mas dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Levine on Wilson
boulevard.
MIR. AND MRS. DONALD j.
PARENT will eat their Christ
mas Day dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. RI. Z. Fitzgerald of Lenox.
MIR. AND MRS. AUGUST
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Piano Pupils
Entertained

EDNA B. SCHROEDER. az 81
Moross avenue. entertained her
piano students on Tuesday eve
ming al a Christmas party AZ her
home A buffet supper WAS Sorv-
ed. A beautiful Christmas tree
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Church Services Family Gatherings Mark Day Of Chsfs Birth

daughters Sigrid, and Cynthia,
who is a student at Linden Hall
al LititZit, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patton and daughter, Lin
da, of Birmingham, Eiich.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
HARGREAVES and children,
Mary, George and Carol, will be
the Christmas dinner guests OF
Mrs. Hargreaves' sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G.
Sprung, in Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. RAY j,
FAULMANN of Al Lafayette
avenue, will have as their Christ
mas Day dinner guests, Edward
Kogelmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Metz, Mrs. Carl Niemann and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stark and
daughters, Rosemary and Julie.
MISS BE RICE WEST
LAKE, Red Cross Executive Sc
cretary, will spend the holiday
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Lynne Bowen in Chicago, Hi
nols.
CORP. ROBERT E. DECKER
SON of Camp Custer will be the
Christmas guest of his mother,
Mrs. O. r. DickerSon, of Lincoln
avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. ELMER
BLOSS and family will be the
guests of Miss Georgia Carey
and Mrs. Charles Hummrich OF
$50 Robertson on Christmas Day
DINNER GUESTS at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ullrich, Sr,
on Christmas Day will be Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rang and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pope,
Carl Ullrich, Jr., MIR and Mrs
William Ullrich and Mrs. Fred
eriCk Kaik.
MIR. AND MRS. p. X. Nc
WETHY and daughter Ann,
will entertain on Christmas
Day, Mr., and Mrs. Harry john
son.
MRS. JAMES YORK of
Sault Ste. Marie Will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Kendrick and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Reese on Miller street.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
WEBER of Market street will
have as their Christmas Dinner
guests, Mrs. Paul Pringnitz and
daughters, Jean and Pauline.
Both girls are home for the
Christmas holidays from Michi-
gan State Normal at Ypsilanti.
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID
HERBERT will have a family
dinner with their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Grueneauer, Marilyn JOY and
Charlotte Ann, and Charles
Bartrow.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN SER
EMS viii have their Christmas
Day dinner on Sunday when
they will observe the 18th
birthday anniversary of Mr.
Sierens' mother, Mrs. Silvie
Sierens, their guests for this
double celebration will be Mr.
and Mrs. Madar Van Hollen-
beck.
MIR. AND MRS. FIRE D
BREITMEYER, JR., will have
as their dinner guests on Christ
mas Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brett
meyer, Sr, Margot, t h e
daughter, a student at u. Of M.
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest j
TreXker, of st. Louis, Mo.
GUESTS AT THE HOME Of
Miss Fannie jacob for Christ.
mas dinner will be Commander
Leon jacob and Mrs. Jacob
and family, of Detroit, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roy Nicholson and daugh.
ter, Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Stuck and Janice and Lieut.
G.g) William Stuck, who i:
home on leave, and his bride.
MIR. AND MRS. HUGH V
, FOLEY and daughter, Carolyn
will spend Christmas with Mrs
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George, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van
hollenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Frederick and son, Richard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Hazard
and son Tommy, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Defour, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Madou and son Johnnie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Madou and Charles
Van Stanbrouck.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
ROSSO will have a family dim
ner on Christmas Day with Mr..
RoSso's sisters, Marie and Tee
la of Detroit.
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decorated the living room
Cams were PLAYED and Christ
mas carols sung by the group.
There was also an exchange OF
gifts
HARRY y MCINTOSH is con-
fined 20 the Hospital al Ann Ar
Dor. where he is undergoing
treatment
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children, James and Carolyn
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ehrke and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holdcroft.
MIR. AND MRS. NJ. 4. ST
AUBIN and children, Helen
Mar and Larry, will spend a
quiet Christmas at their home
on Lodewyck avenue.
GUESTS AT THE FAMILY
DINNER TABLE of Mr.. and
Mrs Milo Warner will be Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bird, of Meade,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bliss and
daughter, Nina Lou, Marguer-
tie Westendorf and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner and son, David, of this
city.
MIR. AND MRS. H. VINCENT
LUMLEY and daughter, Joyce,
will take Christmas dinner al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. V. Lumley, Ferrin Place
The evening will be spent with
Mrs. Lumleys mother, Mrs. AL
bert Pouloit, of Detroit.
DONALD VERMEULEN. 1st
Sergt. at Grcenbriar Military
school at LewiSburg, West Vir.
glnia is the holiday guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Castor
Vermeulen on Floral avenue
Mrs. Mary Wacker. mother oil
Mrs. Vermeulen, is also a guest.
MIR, AND MRS. PAUL MCKEE
will entertain Mrs. Herbert Yer.
Veer and daughter Lois, who i,
home from the University oil
Connecticut and son Herbert, al,
so Mrs McKee's mother, Mrs
Martin DeYoung.
MIR. AND MRS. DON PEI.
TIER, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vii.
bur, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Schultz and daughter, Karen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard vii,
bur and children, Joan anc
James, will get together to dine
out for their Christmas Day din.
ner. They will be entertained
at the Pelticr home on Dickinson
avenue later.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN c
BANNOW' S holiday guests are
their son Dick, who is home
from the University of Michigan
for the holidays, and Doris Kelly
of Flint, fiancee of John T. Ban
now.
MARY MARGARET MUIR
PLY is home from Michigan
State College TO spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Murphy, 124 Lode
wyck. Apprentice Seaman Johr
Murphy Will also be a guest a
his parents home over the
Christmas weekend. He is sta
toned at the Naval Training
school at Notre Dame.
MIR. AND MRS. VICTOF
BERGER will have their family
at their Christmas Day table, al
so Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hard
and Erica Runge.
CHRISTMAS GUESTS at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Neale will be their sons, Hugh
Jr, of the u. S. N. r. at YALE
University, Robert, student a
the Cranbrook School in Bloom
field Hills, and Mrs. Meals moth
er and sister, Mrs. Chaunce.
Clark and Miss Frances Clark
of Sturgis, Mich.
AT THE HOME OF REV. AM
MRS. JOSEPH l.. KENNEDY
over the holidays will be thei
daughters, Sarah Jane and Lois
of the State Normal College a
Ypsilanti, and Aviation Cade
Joseph E. Kennedy, of Chanut,
Field, III.
ARRIVING FOR CHRIST
MAS dinner at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Donaldson viii b
DR.. and Mrs. Austin Hcinc AM
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APPROXIMATELY one hum
dred guests we're enteIS aimed
last evening before the Snow
ball dance at a punch party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
ton Montague on South Wilson
boulevard. Barbara Purton, SUI
zanne Montague and Jodie
Place were the hostesses.
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MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
ERHKHE and son, Richard,
will have for their Christmas
dinner guests, MIR. and Mrs.
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MIR. AND MRS. DUANE TRY
LOFT and son, Jerry, will well
come at their Christmas dinner
table, Mr.. Tryloffs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tryloff.
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MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
YOUNG and their children, Joan
and Mary Ellen, Will celebrate
Christmas quietly at their home
on Kendrick avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-24

MR.. AND MRS HAROLD j.
SNODGRASS have invited Mrs.
Snodgrass' mother, Mrs. Minnie
Brinkman and daughter, Muriel,
of Detroit, to be their guests on
Christmas Day.