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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Geneva Mercomes, Red
Cross Worker, Overseas

WASHINGTON. D. C.-The safe
arrival overseas OF - additional
Negro Red Cross workers including
two from Michigan. was announced
this week by the American Red
Cross.
Arrived in England from Michi-
gan were Geneva Mcrcomes OF De-
troit and Mynns Hall, OF Erie.
Mich.
Geneva f. Mcrcomcs received her
A. r. degree from Bethel college.
Newton, Kansas. and attended
Wayne university and the Univcr-
sity Of Michigan School of Social
Work in Detroit. She served as case
worker for the Detroit Urban
League. and as case worker and as
sistant supervisor, Detroit Depart
ment OF Public Welfare. Before
training for her overseas post Miss
Mercomes was a case worker and
assistant supervisor in the Home
Service department OF the Detroit
Chapter. American Red Cross.
Mynna r. Hall is graduate OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
The Social Panorama
BY vIvIENNE

class is here on furlough. He has
gained some weight. which proves
that the Coast Guard agrees with
him.
Heard that Kenneth Stanton and
George Dunbar. both members OF
the army are stationed in Louisiana.
Hewitt Brown is stationed at
Great Lakes, Ill.
Ermine Fisher. son OF the Cato
Fishers, has been injured in New
Guinea. He hope for him q speedy
recovery.
DID you KNOW. 80. =. :. a..
The Robert Lantions are back
from a two-month sojourp in Next
CO. While there, they studied
Spanish. enjoying il immensely.
Another Mexican visitor is Mrs.
Chester Ames. She is vacationing
in Mexico City with her sister. Mrs
Charles Gsrvin. OF Cleveland. Ohio
Mrs. A writes glowing accounts OF
this colorful city.
n u q
Mignon Brown has taken q jaunt
10 New York City. While there.
she'll probably do quite q bit OF
shopping.
- q q
Attractive Edith Sampson Clay
ton OF Chicago Cwho stopped with
the Maurice HoustonS while here
has the distinction OF being ore o,
the few women attorneys qualified
10 practice law any place in the
US. Her husband is an attorney
too.
= 4 y
Jean Spurlock plans 70 enter
Howard university medical school
shortly.
q \
o. l. Lucas passed the army ply
steal last week Confdentially,
Vivienne Bass Cooper.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Rushies Had Fun
-With-EriendsOn
Last Sunday Eve
Nv GLADYS MILLS

Last Sunday evening was. q gay
time for the Ivy Leafs and their
guests at this time the Ivies enter
tanned the new "Rushies" at a Leap
Year Party. held in Mckenzie
Union of Wayne university.
Many games arising out OF the
customs OF Leap Year, were played
by the group. and prizes for same
were won by Edna Johnson, Jerry
Carter and Rachel Mutt. for their
sbility to prove their talents in
Leap Year rules and regulations.
After the young co-eds had been
duly entertained by their hostesses
their escorts were invited later in
the evening 10 partake Of the fun.
Leap Year pranks were again car
ried out by the girls and plenty OF
fun was evident during the remain
der OF the evening.
Snack Lunch Served
A snack lunch was served In buf-
fet style with plenty of every
thing for everyone. AKA's present
were Erma Keyes. Ruth Giles.
Katherine Weiss. Freddie Bradley,
Jenelda Stephens. Laura Holman,
Bertha Bethel. Evelyn Pace. Ra-
chcl Ulmer. Willie Cunningham.
Bertha Smith. Betty Carson, Lois
Warren. and Ellen Page.
Ivy Leafs present were Lovica
Hill. Frances Uddyback, Wilma
Freemon. Lois Johnson. Viyian
Spencer, Justine Johnson. Isabel
Richardson. Naomi Walden. Ber-
rice Miller. Helen Taylor. Georgia
Davis. Matte Camp. Mildred
Foughton. Jeanette Jones, Carman
Flake. Gwendolyn Pinkney.
Guests were Margie Richardson.
Queen Helen Roundtree, Edna Earl
johnson. Gwendolyn Broyles, Alice
Walker. Vevetia Mae Flowers, Ruth
Carter. Jean Thompson, Dorothy
Nixon. Parthenia Shelton. Paula
Rodgers, Jerry Lee Carter. Sarah
Gray, Lillian Woods. Marie Pillars.
Fstelle Richards, Doris Woodruff,
Wilma Collins. Edna DeBro and
Thelma Gresham.
Stays included Lieut.. Chiffon
Chappell. Ellis Bonner. Tommy
Hawkins. Frederick Mcclure. Les
ter Baker. Hovace Rodgers. Cpl
Lewis Ellis, Alley Evans. Lieut.. J.
Willis, Wesley King. Virgil Jones
Fred Hi. Charles Jackson. Robert
Kemp. Jackie Vaughn, Walter Ma
son. Vincent Coelms. Harold Floyd.
Ludwig Hill. Lieut.. Robert Daniels
Jesse Williams, Mark Jones. Eddie
Evans. Ode Uddyback. Charles
underwood. Nelson Long, Colman
Vinson. Roy Bradficld. Lieut.. w. II.
johnson. Don Thomas, Robert
Thomas. pno Arrhis AlssAAAse.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
CIeveIandites
Honored With
Cocktail Party
BY vIvIENNE

Popular Frances Leonard was
hos,e. at a cocktail party last Sun
day. honoring her house guests.
Misses Cynthia Moulirie and Ar
della Bradley OF Cleveland. Miss
Moultrie is teacher in the public
school system Of Cleveland and Miss
Bradley IL columnist for the
Cleveland Call-Post.
The guests danced, played games
and enjoyed hors douvres. open
face sandwiches. cocktails. minis,
nuts. candies and potato chips.
Some OF the guests were: Earnes-
tine Rosemond. Connell Rosemond.
Louise Mohr. Theodore Smith. HUI
lana Edmonds. Samuel Boyea, Ed
ward aud Isabella Goodwin. Odessa
Norman, Jane Watson. ST. Clair
Billups, Marvin Dupre. Lillian
Bowers. Beatrice Siimson. Dorothy
and William Bell. James Patton.
Noah Turner. John Harrison, L.
10Y Solcs, Porter billiard. Marcus
Nelson. Bill Sherman. Ii. Cohen
White. Doris Fuller. Lillian Ruth
erford. Babe Talbot. Its. II. Blue
end J. Richardson. Howard Nor
rison. Ruth Mason. William Msics,
Marlowc and Charlcnc Crawford,
Kervin Crawford. Lonnie Blacklcy.
Geraldine Marshall and many
others.
The girls returned 10 Cleveland
Monday. having spent a Weekend
crowded with fun.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
General Electric
Employee Honored

FORT WAYNE. Ind.-Mrs. AIDE
line Rhodes. the first Negro woman
10 be employed al the General Elec-
trio company. was honored Sunday.
at a special induction service of
the WANDS.
Mrs. Rhodes served as informa-
ton clerk at General Electric for
20 years Well known in the civic
and religious life of FIT Wayne. she
organized the Ultra Art and literary
club % years ago and was its pres
ident for Is years. Later. she or
gained the Olive Rhodes floral
club and was its president for 3
years.
Mrs. Rhodes also serves trus-
tee Of Turner Chapel AME. church,
is a member OF the board OF dircc-
tors OF wheatlcy social center, and
a member Of The AME. club. the
sfirst church club 10 purchase q bond
in the Attn war loan drive.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Detroit Girl
Weds Captain
In Louisiana

PROVISIONAL ARTILLERY
COMMAND. CAMP LIVINGSTON,
Lathe 35lst IA. Chapel was the
scene At 7:30 pm, Wednesday OF
the marriage OF Miss Lucille NJ.
Rosemond and Capt. Ernest H.
Davenport which was solemnized
by Chaplin Franklin B. Digs. Cpl.
Lee Fifer presented wedding music.
Given in marriage by Caleb Bur-
CESS OF Alexandria, the bride wore
a gown Of aqua blue crepe. The
short veil OF illusion was attached
10 headdress Of white roses
1t. Daniel Thomas served Capt
Davenport as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Burgess re-
ceived at their home in Alexandria
after the ceremony. An arrange
ment of white freesias and snap
dragons conferred the brides table
Capt. Davenport halls from Lima.
Ohio, and Mrs. Davenport is from
Detroit where she resided az. $50
josephine Mrs. Davenport Mans
10 remain with her husband for a
week before returning 10 Detroit.
Capt. Davenport is group air Of
hcer for the 350th IA. group serv-
ing i'm that capacity as the hrst Ne
gro commander OF observation
planes 70 be attached TO q Geld arr
tillery unit afe received bis pro-
motion NJ n captain since his mar
riaEe.
Mrs. Davenport n q former stu
dent Of Western State Teachers
college In Kalamazoo. Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Gil UBS
DUCHESS OF WAYNE CLUB

Met February "a at the home OF
Mrs. lola Turner on Anteitam. After
the business meeting. this being Ne
gro History Week, short program
was presented. Lottie Weaver was
chairman of the program. Jessie
Ponder gave n very interesting talk
about the ten outstanding Negroes
OF today. She also told Of thu great
works OF Henry q. Tanner in the
field Of art. Remarks were made by
Ida Farmer and Annie Leak.
The club plans to have q pro-
gram. History Of the Negro. some
time during the ensuing year. Gil
making a much enjoyed meeting.
the hostess served q lovely lunch
con. The next meeting will be with
Lottie Weaver at the home OF lola
Turner on Antietam.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Current opie
Honors Negro
Women AtMeet
Mrs. V. Lewis Speaker.
Nellie .. Plant Sings

The Current Topic Study club
spent q very coy hour with their
friends Tuesday at the Association
club house. Mrs. Ida Isascs made
very gracious chairman. The
meeting opened with the club song.
after which the Lords Prayer was
repeated in unison. Miss Bernice
Jackson, guest pianist, who is
studying at the Institute OF Musical
Arts played Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata" with much feeling. Mrs.
Madge Reynolds sang two vocal
selections very sweetly. Mrs. nellie
Dobson Plante gave two dramatic
readings. after which Mrs. May
Randolph. introduced the speaker
OF the afternoon. Mrs. Violet Lewis,
founder and president Of the Lewis
Business college.
Mrs. Lewis gave very fine talk
on Negro Women in Business" also
her struggles in starting her bust
ness college in Indianapolis. Mrs.
Harriet Wesley made the response
in a lovely manner. Mrs. Madge
Reynolds presented Mrs. Plante
WIN q why iONCiy silt III oehdii
Of the club for her splendid service
in current topic. while Mrs. Rhodes
also presented Mrs. Thomas with q
token of friendship.
At the close OF the program all
were ushered into the dining room
where a lovely repast was served.
Members present were Mrs. Ida
1ssacs, Mrs. Violet Lewis, Mrs. Bex.
trice Preston, Mrs. Elizabeth Gary,
Mrs. May Randolph. Miss Madge
Reynolds, Mrs Louise B. Edwards.
Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. nellie Plante
Mrs. Harriet Wesley. Mrs. Mary
Belle Rhodes. Mrs. Ole Clark, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Harrison. Guests were
Mrs. NJ Pate. Mrs. Minor. Mrs.
Berniece Jackson. Mrs. Radin and
Miss Susie Prime.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Mark World Day Of
PRAYER In Augusta

AUGUSTA. Ga.--City-wide SER
vices in observance of the World
Day Of Prayer we're held Friday
night at Trinity CINE. church OF
which the Rev c.. II. Carter is pas
tor. The meeting was attended by
Representatives and church workers
OF all demonstrations
Mrs. Arthur J. Moore. wife OF
Bishop Moore. was the guest speak
er 10 the large congregation. Mrs.
Moore addressed her hearers from
the subject The Lord Wondered
That There Were No Intercessors."
ard Faith"
Her message was received by the
congregation with deep feeling
OF appreciation. Mrs. Moore was in
PRODUCED by Mrs. J. Edward Clark.
prominent in local religious and
civic activities. Special music was
furnished by Trinity church choir.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Hubbards Entertain
Several Visitors

CINCINNATI-Dr. and Mrs. L. l..
Hubbard had as their house guests
last week end. DR.. and Mrs. J. Spur
gcon Carter OF Logan. WA. Miss
Lillian Rice OF Dayton and Attor-
ncy Lawrence o. Payne OF Cleve-
land. The Carriers whom the Hub
bards visited last Thanksgiving ar
rived Thursday; Miss Rice Friday
evening and Attorneys Payne and
Selby Minor OF Cleveland arrived
by plane Friday.
Mrs. Eugene .Cannady. Mrs. YER
ma Green and Mrs. Hazel Lucas
gave a cocktail party Friday for
the visitors and for Miss Mamie +.
Davis who is here for few days,
representing the National Staff OF
USO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
The Party Line
By MARIAN


Marie Young, Clarine Toson, Dor
thy Jackson. Tavern Bevils, Bar
bara Jean McCary, Jeannine Jack
son. Thelma Scaggs. Elmer Jean
WINFIELD, Opal Johnson, Carrie
Wade. Gloria Montgomery, Mardra
Watson and her sister. Dorothy,
who sang two songs very nice.
X * X
Mrs. Virginia Green OF Chicago,
cousin OF the D. j, Grahams, was
complimented during her recent
visit with a tasty dinner party
given at the home of the John L.
Jeffersons. From there they went
to the Bachelors dinner at Club
Nacirems. Dining also were DR.. and
Mrs. Graham. DR.. and Mrs. z. A.
Williams. and Mrs. Gwendolyn
Harrison.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

the University OF Toledo. where she
received B. E. degree. She did
work toward a masters degree at
Howard university. Washington.
d. c. She taught nutrition in adult
education classes for eight months
in Detroit Miss Hall was en-
ployed by the Census Bureau the
Department of Agriculture. and the
once OF Economic Warfare in
Washington, d. c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
THE sOJoURNER TRUTH
STUDY CLUB

Met Tuesday. Feb. n. al the home
OF Mrs. E. Williams. Two new men,
bers were added TO the club. They
were Mrs. woodward OF Beechwood
avenue and Mrs. Wilburn Of North
field. making the full quota OF ten
members. The old members are
Annie Palmerlee. Cornelia Castle
bury. Abbie Finley. Fannie Dotson,
Nellie Mitchell. president; Hattie
Russell. secretary: Odessa Thomas.
treasurer; Emma Williams. assistant
secretary. and club reporter.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs Thomas, at which
time final plans will be made for. a
tea 10 be given in April
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mrs Louise Nesbitt Watson pre-
scented her husband. Calvin, with a
seven and onc-half pound boy, on
March 4. al Wayne Diagnostic hos.
pital The baby has been named
Godfrey Sewal.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

The Roxborough brothers Charles
and Johnny, are all set for the
armed forces. Charles Jr., has
passed and will leave for the navy
while the army will claim
young Johnny. famous Y. OF Nd.
track star.
Saturday night out TO the Rox-
borough manse on Woodland ave-
nue., a group OF fellow workers OF
Charles, better known as sonny
will be on hand with festivities
galore to give him the proper send
of. They are planning much fun.
He is the husband OF the former
Lorraine Moss and they have two
adorable youngsters
X \ 4
March 10 is the date for the musi- |
cal tea at ST. Cyprians. sponsored
by the Vestrey men and their wives.
II is going 10 be nice. and as en-
joyable as the Woman's Auxiliary
Brotherhood tea.
! Wasn't that the grandest affair
las. Sunday. st. Cyprians was
crowded and the group included
many Catholics. Protestants and
Jews who manifested good fellow
ship in participating in the pro-
gram. and enjoying every detail OF
the tea pouring.
Mrs. Beulah Carter Is president
OF the Woman's auxiliary. Mrs.
Ann Taylor was chairman OF the
program. 1t was q varied program
with all races participating. 40 they
.. also did In the tea pouring.
Petite II. I. Holley. the three.
year-old son OF the Hubert Holleys
OF Bangor avenue. had q gay birth.
|. day celebration over TO the Peter
Pan Nursery which he attends
Coast Guardsman Sammie Wilson
is home on furloueh from New
York where he is stationed. His
parents. the Samuel wilson's. and
many sisters are planning q gay
time.
Yeoman Jesse Davis popped in
town on furlough from California.
He will be here Is days and plans
a gay time.
4 = =
Mrs. Nathaniel Smith OF Delmar
avenue is home after gay fort
night spent with relatives in
Chicago.
Pvt. Alvin Price was recently
feted' with a lavish party given in
his honor by his cousin. Miss Lorain
Jones OF Twenty fourth street. The
party proved big success and
everyone present had q fine time.
There was a variety OF refresh
menU and good music to complete
the picture. Among those seen
about we're Jane Mack and James
Dolby. Norman Ellison Hodges with
the Shelton lovclies. Dolores and
Henrietta. Walter Mason, James
Leigh, Charles Jackson Charles
Burke. Eleanore Potts. Pvt Alvin
Price, Ellen Leigh. Herbert Will
liams. Ode Uddybsck. Kenneth
Stevens and many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton
gave surprise birthday party
Sunday night in honor Of Mrs.
Hamiiton's sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth l. Cox
at their mothers home.
y = p
The Rho club held a delightful
Winter Rhapsody" to increase
their number OF members. Lula
, Thomas, president. and Layrene
Keller. vice president were eager
10 see all very happy,
, Among those attending we're Lula
Thomas. Layrene Keller, LaVcrta
Freeman. Dolores Hawkins, Rose
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Ivy Leaf Rush Party At Wayne University Gala Affair
ATTENDS UNcLE's FUNERAL

MEMPHIS Fenn.-Mrs. Katie
Wsddell, $50 Lane avenue. attend
ed the funeral OF her uncle. Gsors
Collier. who died Feb. n.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
VS. SOCIAL CLUB

Met at 526 E. Kirby. All MEM
bers were present. The meeting was
opened by the Chaplin. After a
business discussion delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Louis Fowler. The next meet
ing will be held al the home OF
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Gipson. $50 East
Kirby.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
HOSTS OF THE WEEK
THE ALPHA PHI ALPHAl

Under Maurice Houston capable
direction. the entertainment COM
mi;tee planned and executed one OF
the nices; parties that the Alpha
wives have enjoyed in some time.
They served supper composed OF
several varieties .of sea food. and,
In addition imported Three Jacks
and a Queen" TO entertain the little
u-Cu1av
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
BOY OF THE WEEK

Stephen Leslie Stewart Is the
energetic son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
MEETING OF THE WEEK

Majorie Bradfield is the capable
young woman behind the success
ful meeting held al the Utlcy
Library last Tuesday night
The general toric. Racial Toll
ersnce." was developed thoroughly
by John c. Dancy. Louis Z, Mar
tin. DR.. Hutton and Mr.. Jacobs OF
the Jewish Community Center.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
GAME OF THE WEEK
(OMEGA VS., KAPPA

The Omegas defeated the Kappas
by tremendous score at the ST.
Antoine Y.MC.A.. Saturday night
This was a fast, furious and poppy
game.
cCnnpo nv Cnnp
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
SCOOPS BY COOP

Bernard Coker has been promot-
cd 10 machiniSt mate, second class.
His brother, Marvin (Seaman first
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
HOSTESS or THE WEEK
fMARiBOHENE ROHfNS0N

Clever Maribodine entertained
her club last Monday night and
planned a menu that was decidedly
different. with spices and seasoning
that gave her supper decided
oriental flavor. Following the sup
per. members played bridge and
Margaret Thomas, Pearl Penick.
Jeanne Cole. and Frances Hagans
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

CUTEST IDEA OF THE WEEK
Ethel Baker has started a genuine
pearl necklace for her tiny daugh-
ter. Alice Irene. The necklace now
has four pearls and Ethel plans 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Mrs. Edward Swiuits beige and
brown Dutch hat was most unusual,
and very flattering.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton
gave surprise birthday party
Sunday night in honor Of Mrs.
Hamiiton's sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth l. Cox
al their mothers home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Petite III. l. Holley. the three
year-old son OF the Hubert Holleys
OF Bangor avenue. had q gay birth
day celebration over 10 the Peter
Pan Nursery which he attends
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Coast Guardsman Sammie Wilson
is home on furloueh from New
York where he is stationed. His
parents. the Samuel wilson's. and
many sisters are planning q gay
time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Yeomsn Jesse Davis popped in
town on furlough from California.
He will be here is days and plans
gay time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Mrs. Nathaniel Smith OF Delmar
avenue is home after gay fort
night spent with relatives in
Chicago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

The Rho club held a delightful
Winter Rhapsody" to increase
their number OF members. Lula
Thomas, president, and Layrene
Keller. vice president, were eager
10 see all very happy.
Among those attending we're Lula
Thomas. Layrene Keller. LaVcrta
Freeman, Dolores Hawkins, Rose
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-18
Major R. D. MacD Donald was

Major R. D. Macdonald was guest speaker at the Rotary club Tuesday and with the aid of a mammoth map gave an in- teresting review of world battle fronts.
 A committee of Ray Martin and pr. Eugene Sullivan was appointed to investigate pos abilities of the club engaging in aid to certain hospital eases.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-18

Thawing pipes with a blow torch started a fire at the green residence between the Russian church grounds and the Stand ard oil tanks Saturday but It was extinguished with water be- fore the fire department, which was called at 4:35, arrived.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-18
Final Filling Notice

Filing for candidates in the city election to be held April 4 is now open at the city clerks office.
 Nominations shall be made by party convention or by petition signed by not less than twenty qualified voters.
 Certificates of nomination shall specify office, group or political party and place of residence.
 Filing closes at midnight Mon- day, March 20, as provided by law.
 c. Blankenburg
 City Clerk