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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
MEDICAL
CENTER
OPENED

Open house was held at the
new Milton Medical center, Sun
day. Dec 10. This modernly
equipped center is valuable
cultured addition 20 our com
muuiiv IN order that We may en-
jov the most modern and scien-
tfic medical service.
Among those viewing the
building with admiration were the
following. Mrs NJ. c. Armelin.
4qll ST. Antoine; Mrs Alice
Jones. 40oi Moore; Mrs. Thelma
Davis. ls4s Brady. Detroit; the
Rev and Mrs. O. p. Jones, fooo
Moore: Mrs r. y. Reese. 4l4o
walnut: the Rev W L. Douglas.
9e4f Alfred; Mrs Rosa Bolden'
seis Inkster road; Bonnie BID
son. AIS Ash street; T c. Reid
2Sot7 Butler Place; Leila clay
1910 bridgeport CT; Mrs Forest
Glaze 323S Ash; \. A. M'' ie"n'
e7SO9 Cherry Mr.. and Mrs g.
panlev S54O Walnut: Mrs, Bessie
Herring 1902 walnut; MI. and
Mrs. Joel King. 2sols CARLYLE;
vr and Mrs. W. J. Clark. Sslo
Williams: Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Davis
zoos springhill: Edward Coleman.
q4s4 Hickory: James Fawber, $500
Williams: Jesse Murray S'S4
Hickory: Handy Coleman Master
Kenneth Coleman. Mr.. and MTs
y II Boone. 1924 Middlebef
Mrs Elizabeth Hillborn; Mr.. ane
Mrs T. sambro. Mrs. Ann Car
nett. Councilman and Mrs /. >.
DENNY. Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Jones Mrs. A. p Morris S9z9
Henry: Mr. and Mrs. siieh Mrs.
p vapcan. Mrs Leila p Naner'
Mrs Alberta Lewis. G. p. Miller
and the Rev. r D. McGregor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
CORNELIA BLEDSOE WEARS
HEIRLOOM NECKLACE AT
DEBUT MONDAY EVENING

Christmas Monday was chosen :
by Mr.. and Mrs Harold E Bled-
soc as the date OF the presentation (
OF their attractive daughter Miss
Cornelia Louise Bledsoe, TO Detroit
society. The Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity house was the scene OF
Cornelas debut.
Holiday gaieiy prevailed. as the
guests came to and fro from the
hours OF ave 70 nine. Gay young
voices and youthful laughter echo
ed through the spacious halls.
while pretty debs huttered about
their duties OF assisting Cornelia.
Exquisite gift bouquets OF every
description formed bower for
the receiving line and were also
placed throughout the rooms Most
symbolic OF all the bouquets pre-
sented the bud was that sent by
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lindsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Blackburn.
7, was arranged IN a blue vase,
against which a dainty ballet dane
er was poised. and was composed
entirely OF minute red rosehuds ~
graduated heights. Other flowers
included fea,hered noscgays. or
chids and larss mixed arrange
menfs.
Cornelia met her m 9th er's
friends IN a dainty gown OF pale
char,ruese lace and white ne
Lace formed the torso bodice which
was distinguished by a deep round
neckline and cape sleeves. The
ueckline was outlined with braid
ed ribbons OF fushia and char
truese velvet. The nlmy skirt was
made OF white net. In her curls
she wore bow which matched the
ribbons on her dress. She carried
pale green chiffon hankle. edged
with ruching. and wore an orchid
which had been presented by Mrs.
! II. B. Taliaferro. Perhaps the most
thrilling item IN her attire was TO
Cornelia the heirloom necklace
which she wore. It had been pre-
scented 10 her Ora m o I b r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
The Robinsons, Osbornes, Scruggs
Give Party Tuesday Night

Cold though II was Tuesday
night. everyone, almost 70 the last
man. responded to the invitation
to chat and SIP in the game rooms
or the Rcmus Robinsons on Dec.
2S. The invitations which were
cleyerly ponned IN verse. were Is
sued by nr and Mrs Remus Rob
inson. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Osborne
and Mr. and Mrs Ramon Scruggs.
The game rooms were mos; at
traciiyely decked out for the ceie-
bratlon Christmas greens tied with
shining celophane bells and bright
red ribbons covered the walls.
while lovely Christmas tree
reisned supreme in one corner.
From bar, 10 card tables. to dart
games and horseshoe rings, the
guests moved Their eyes were
caught when they spied the re.
freshmeut table. toe. for Il was
something OF show piece A white
point de Venice cloth covered y
and three branchcd copper holders
held the red candles which lighted
n In The very center OF the table
three more red candles nestled 10
A cluster OF spruce greens. cones
and berries. Even Santa. his sleieh
and reindeer. were IN evidence.
From this table. tho guess were
served punch and beautiful open
face sandwiches.
The three hostesses seemed to be
everywhere at once. tending 70 the
wishes OF their numerous guests
Mrs Robinson wore becoming
Yellow wool frock for the OCCASION
White Mrs Osborne chose ono 70
green wool Mrs scrusss' choice
was black crepe and marqa'se''e
Among the guests present We're
Thelna Williams, Helen Thomas
Van Mccoutry. Edna Toncee. fau'
s,,no cregolre. John Dancy, Melln'
A. wells Pullman Osborne, WINS
croves Mrs. Dnlard. Stuart Toodle
valerie PetiIford, Mrs. L'll'a'
Summers OF chicago Lueino'
N,..lshaw Frank Hubbard. Agne'
Iar,s Eva Green. Victoria Mccah
mr. George Bran, Mrs. lda s,eN
srson Of Chicago Mr.. and M'S
rred Hubbard. o. Toronto; MRS
go hubbard. OF Alton, III Ut
"a Mrs, scruggs. Of Buffalo; Mr.
sna Mrs. william Golden, MT anO
Mrs Brumel Penick. Mr. ana MRS
r,,',,e Mr. and Mrs. samuel Thorn
NJ and Mrs. wynne GarNln
a. a. .nd Mrs Herbert white Mt
sna Mrs II. Il. Taliaferro. MI an'
w 49, percy piper. Mr. and MRS
caaros need. Mr. and Mrs Lloyo
$50 $50 ar and Mrs. william NC
,, V Mr. and Mrs Fred Jones
~ snd Mrs. Lowell Baker NJ
~, vi, Mrs claude Cooper, Mr. an.
s"o wall,am Haeans, Mr. and Mrs
80 80 ovens. the Thomas Drums
~ sr'', md Mrs. Frank Perkins MI
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and Mrs. George Taylor. Dr. and
Mrs. f. A. Carter. DR.. and Mrs.
James Coggint Or. and Mrs. Boyn-
ton Milton. Or and Mrs. Charles
Buggs. Or. and Mrs. Walter Hines,
Dr and Mrs. Charles Whithy. Or.
and Mrs. J. J. McClendon, Or. and
Mrs. ira whitby. Or. and Mrs.
Maurice Clark. Or. and Mrs Haley
Bell, Or and Mrs Guy Salisbury
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas, Or. and
Mrs. James Gillian. Or. and Mrs.
Walter Mack. Or. and Mrs Melvin
Fowler, Or. and Mrs. S. J. Jenk-
ms. Mrs. John Blnford Smith, Al
lie Smith and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

IN the Dell who rang the Ola
church bell was quite appropriate
" portrayed by James Allen
Others IN the play we're Gloria
Anderson. Kirkland Lish'sey'
Joyce Craig and Emmett s'ap'e-
ton.
Mrs. Beulah Brewer ana MITE
Bardella Smith, Auditorium
teachers directed the muslVai
portion Of the program MIS- =
ma Hayden. Art teacher maze
the scenery. r. r. Carpenter -
principal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

en- 70 her upon her graduation
iron high school. cornelias Ia
,her however. though that the de-
but was ar appropriate time fos
her 10 wear tie delicate gold neck
lace SCI with pearls diamonds ana
little mowers made OF gold
Mrs Bledsos aore becoming
roun OF black creme, fashioned
With a surplus dra7s. Deep red
Amercan beauty roses u velvet
were used OF The shoulder and a.
Confined on page No.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

Maiden 'arg shout them There
was llHs Miss Np'iei Margie
plnkirs Little Jack llorner-
Glenn Brun little BOY Blue
Thomas Hogan Little 30 Peep
Barbara Relax Klnr cole John
s'aKI'n and his fldalers three
Zen Ray J " Mitchell. and
'a'l Thornton; and the Farmer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Thunder onthe
Social Front
CONTINUED from page 4

their families here during the
HOLIDAYS and shared the Christmas
festivities with them. Among the
soldier visitors were Cpl. VIII
liam Johnson. who is stationed IN
Baltimore; PVT. Radford Morris,
Of Jefferson Barracks. Mo- II.
stanton Hunton, OF Aberdeen, Md.
his cousin. 1t. Charles Cole, Jr.. OF
Fl. Huachuca, Ariz.; Ii Carlyle
johnson, home from Carlyle Bar
racks. Pa. 10 be best man for Cpl
clifton Graham: Charlie coving-
ton. who Is stationed in Alabama
Gus Galloway. and Cpl. Grove
Coote. OF Joliet. IL.
The James Prices. OF Woodland
avenue. celebrated the homecom-
ing OF their soldier-son, Wellington
Price, who arrived unexpectedly In
the city from his base in Texas.
the day preceding Christmas. Ser
geart Price is the husband OF the
attractive Johnella Price. lnclud-
ed in this happy family reunion
were the grandchildren Of the
Prices and their parents Sergeant
price returned immediately 10 bis
headquarters somewhere IA the
sunnower State.
This Army talk reminds US that
Capt. Bob Bennett who IS station
ed in California. was recently pro-
NOTED to the rank q major.
The Armys most recent gain Is
the favorite among the younger
set handsome William Matney
Who left for Keesler Field. Miss.
wednesday.
This Christmas saw many limo
vations in the old way OF doing
things. First OF all, the tie-ups II
the delivery OF mail furnished
beautiful excuse for those busy
Detroiters who just couldn't gel
their greeting cards mailed in time
so most any old day after Christ
mas. you could see them siealihily
slipping their cards in the box and
blaming the mail for the late deliv'
cry.
And did you notice the simple
ity OF this years cards. But ever
80. they got the meaning of"good
will 10 men" over quite well. some
families used photographs OF thei'
children on their cards. and TIM
Claudia Loves enchanting likenes'
CONTINUED on page 100
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

In memory of mother. Mrs. DORIS
NarcIssa Reese, who died Dec. ~
1912.
Daughtcr-MrS. Rose Banks
Son--Johnny Reese
Nleces Wheat and
Rosetta Maddox.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

Bledsos by Grandfather Bledsoe
some 30 years aga When Mrs
Blsdsoe died, corneHa inherited
the necklace which was 20 be Civ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
RUSSELL DOING BIG
FLORIDA BUSINESS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-snookum
Russell aud his orchestra, feaiur-
ing Iona Wade as vocalist are play
ing to capacity houses nightly on
their string OF one-nighters IN the
sunshine state. Iona Wade Is last
becoming sensation With the
band and all who hear her acclaim
her the top vocalist for 1914.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18

Corporal Armand Sonts who i
hume On . fufipa9h Nlsft aath
hts parents M sud Mr. Al
msne 1oRfe ST. Ca Griffin fosa
spent "Wednesday with his SIS
ter M& Dorothg Junu ef Cult.
rozt Miss Juntc is secretary to
Mss Nsnan MrCooI. head Of TIE
Travellers SD 81 the L 5 o Al
GuIip8ri and Biloxi
Mrs A r. Biumer ard small
daughter. Eiixshets haee Arrived
from Handsbogo. Miss sor 3 visit
with Nj Burners mother. Mgs
= II Burner Mr. Blua4ef l. ii
me service snc Is statlonsa .
Orlando. Fla
Il HIH be quite : neilei e.
ffieuds u Mrs Il G Borden
- leafn ihaf sra Is getting better
aEief = heart attack u the home
- her daughter. Mias Beaaie BeF
den ~ Admission. Ala Slnne the
daatn ~ Mr. Borden abeu1 thfee
eafN 1Ro Mrs Borden wAs bad
|feklaxa IN Moss Point fdr many
years. Wept 70 make beH home
M4sh Miss Borden wso is ; sNeh
nohssksa a 81 ADMISSION hasuItal
~ arsd Mrs z G Hnslrk and
aaIsarw Bessie Sc md kasen
fefa1Hsd SATURDAY nom MaKna.
s1a where they NeFe called - ffx
de8fh e Nj Ho1cks unels c
x Hoack. The decreased had >
humber q trends lB Aoas R1iHf
s. - gfaevsd 81 te psAa e rs
PASSING ~ re fss visited hee
neaaeat.y having besH Aaea1
- ire hogrs q nis nebAs8 en-
asss menit1s sg1 IL xAa -
astEu 81 Joy n Hoaek q Re
0flssus. owner q the Aioss Point
NeW Orleans arc Others # re
Joy casin q ttastFe4
Roy Blades rst1fned . Hous
ten Weaneansy SITTER : Visff usff
naa parents. Mr. snu Mfe J y
BaAae prior 20 reporting ri
81 ssieal examination q SIR An
tonic lie WA aecagasn4d CT
lhe sIat BY Geo4Rs Laigaaunsn
= Houston. vito liked hzik So
flan e tts eoantry - asaea thsI
ne pats % retafn nezs sesA e
SEX 81 Ingala
Reports fresh ue u@esaT q
4asos GecfKe Nooa. Nas Is ~
asr neaimfni a. . hes Orleans
hospital are inst - 5 getting
ssane very nicely
~ Z MeDayid and I4s HI
etanIas "wednesday night from
a~ltanahnacs ~ 3 meeting q fha
anaaa Ledge Maas =
dan TIE sessions b<Ha HaH4aE
aaa alased Weaneslss HseFnazg
MsaEA MeDayia ana IL Hes
aAtes freM Na Ma& Haal
Maaaa.e LoaFe ~ WHICH II He
DasIa Is Hofshlpfa8 MszEff
Fn1eaos ~ MR. y { aeDssa
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

MF. and Mrs HBrtwelI McCoi
INN spent the week end ia Bay
Springs MIS-
Mn e S Beardslee IVES called
20 he former home In Spartan
uaFg. : c. b. the sudden dealh
q her cousin Mrs Isis Barnes
Mrs Laura NAYS recently re-
turned from q VISIT with Mrz
john Biumer IN Tampa, Fla
Mr and Mrs Pnentls2 Bilha aze
reeslvina congratulations uu TIE
arrival q : son a tire jackson
County Hospital Thursday fer-
rlaIy 10
J 7 Blabep &c petty officef.
Navy sea-BeeS. returned Monesy
20 Camp Perry Va atef > visit
here with Mrs Bishop.
Mr. Z. c pitts q FsYette.
Mss arrives M0ndsy foT : Vial
II Ire home # Mr. and Mu
r 7 Fitzner
Misses see ana Esaie Beverly
spens re 3eek-ena 81 tnkif bone
II GanpoEt
Miss Kazkbeth williams g.
n4alis &C anve1 Taescas f
g van Is IRE h0aae q nsr hFotu
eF-ins8w and sister. Mr. and A.rs
! 81 Rivers
Mn Hebefs Barr ane iftse
osarnfsx Bsrnars Ann. referees
Sansxs - 8sif h0rus IN Spring
hlH. Il. sateF : visit wltB III
ard Mrs. 7 l. DsLasnfaEG
Mr. Velm4 Mas ana Mr.
Lans Mas spent Wednesday n
kea Orleans
Ton DeLskhnles Of Bsson
Rouge. L. spent the weekend
NHn Is parents Mr. and MEs
7 / DtLashmet
~. she ats Marion r Bat
ukts I4eefsed ; vzienftne - 1ta
E n. 20 = 1854 n TIE tolm
e ; asven-poan1. eleven aaHss
sen Raxnon1 Dennis Ais Bat
asts I'll d remembered IS AAa
frances Mah Tsytor IA sn1
Afs B~aftisas nave snOihes san
Nae IS = nssnshs Old
M snd MrE ArpolS simmons
ere visiting Mr. and Mrs y II
Aonargp II Eflah, Ala
Tie Mess POINT Pure Depart.
ueu1 has 8 nsAninum q fire.
snee people haye pa % ST. B.
Gently tkezs n4fe been unY eaal4
one 81 aatasnahie which eaasfs
ire u mont q TIE joy taeaue
saa ~ oEIea. grass tHs b EssI
Aeta Pest a4fNa4y
Al Menfoe saperinfenasnt
e B9as P1lnf eshocA Is eNpsft
e kame taasg srosn AfAna4 c.
Nh3s he rs heen attending So
aaFn q tie soaiheu Eas1sn
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Weasaas1
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MH = ! 5efles ~ Aesa HezaI
nas .sEaHH.a Hafne sftaf z ~
= re weeks 81 OAK 49,
aass &c visited her paea.
- = + Mannaa SIS HazH#
Turner 80 rs J & HzzszA
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HAPPENINGS

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NaaNe m a pssA aAAA MMa taHm n# H NmHee ave FhMt
neaAsx u4sn Ausa neas ana sesnea - As ~ tfsf EMS ~
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awNt Md msg3saEe& q NKn4faEs q g w@NtN MMsa - ~ Mte
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kmd a4thaNt q pesees kasNMsaaNam 81 NNeM heH fR N@ss'
eAfod est Ah tMN saas4ess Nf 8 NenaN4se Ans neNs ~ MasAs
f hnal Ntsses& MH - gladly eewnN& PRESSES - = M4
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- Witness H8EEEsH - ~
4 ClAa AszzI Han.
Go n MeHaM ## - #aa
called ~ re Is.. =
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snN n8gsas. e iMs
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Ag ems Ngs a. A Msxen ISIS
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saves srsa hltfs n Natnrats
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say 8osn Bgtla "a O. SITE
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nsHts Nalsxrae a1sa fsrnile Ha
sen l. NapsHtnteun II & Mhf
t5en aoa assembly a f6n A
Jns@ shipysga ~ PsHama CITY
Whsie ihsFe he witnessed tht
ss0fsbine . hansanam
llil auo hs sNs shs a
aw az txe ship6 8f aasH
tne yard i 4aane ife Ah
WN ssveFsl ete a Ma
sanCng them Mr. C4l4 necem
4us father. NJ Malsa esa Is
enisf q gaafas at tie yard
Mls " J UrAulazg iefs On
"Wednesday night To- heN Xuk
CITY WHARF she U aiEad "a
ser tusb@Taa Fsn = AaN sis
ring tFiensis m ta@ civ whkh
was tatN iefmsf2 homo NJ sn6
Hrs Cranberry wsH Wait EFssslas
ia phiiadeiphla ana Washington
ssad tisfuate ho1sse tAlsY vii st.p
saf awhile with Mis g 2aIsbsfrA4
sister Mr. G K Reynolds in
Laulss ilie X
Mr. Clyde + Dunlap - D4a
gn, Tenn has returned Il lsf
hnane after spending wek
wtth her brether + a Coksg.
and fsmiiy in isiesf lsafft ~ 1875
Williams street whtfIe her pat
enfs fhe Rev ans M8 ( ] Co
ksr 81 Terry Miss AIs also max
ZIG 3 VISIT
Announcement has been msde
y tn marriage II ~ Beaait
Vnginia ChsmbIea - Ladwhk
n Jarvis. "Wednesday morning
The ceremony winch VAS 3 quiet
affair. wa4 psrfarTnea - Judge
Kate Denny Justice - fhe nea1e
Nr and Mrs JARVIS vii make
their horne II Faaeaaoats
Superintendent ~ Schools +
r Veil and Mf Wells afe
expected g. return hUn.e ~
asY AFTER attending fle Hlett
sig q fhe SufasefH AsaotisuW
- Atlanta fnis seek
Among visitors a. Moliss last
eanssesy sss Mes + + Frank.
an
Mfx p n Bean arrived Wee
lesday from WILLIAMSBURG Na
aters shs hss spent Ire paes le4f
nionfhs with feK husband VINO
n tie service a9sa ails IS a56s8
- he transfeffee She plAak 81
i'm y Beaeh + aH IS hs Is
more permanently heated Mrt
Beach ives accompanied - bes
SISTER Ms psU Beach
wno VIII BE- her guest
Tke psmssQaM COUNSEL 81
cnnErh W1usn wiA observe fbs
Wegia Day II Prayer - aoea
services ~ TIE Fs4w M~ef8asstss
esasfeh Fflaae afaTfsssn. FeB
F4afy q aisp ~ Tie pabse 4
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ot8vea ne hiFh asds< prize ans
Mu 2 T. DxLashn.sf fhe rns
prize. botn Feessvsna h3sFf shapes
nxes q eanae
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aehsn Nhich Nas e*fe pretty TIE
table Wak oNsflaad Elm : hard.
ene Lace tioas sna eentsFs8
mab q i@3ufisal heart shaped
HTthaar cake NNsea VS. err.
s3sad Wfh hsfEs Hea aae ana
hapBy birthday kHesliaa e.
Tomnals and WMls TIE eSks
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Saturday mafkaa staa depaf
tufe e Mr. AntHome Gan
Tor NeW YORK. ah8ge siae sill
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Pass Christian vfsfe lhes
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18

Mrs A r. Biumer ard small
asuTase4. Elixahets have arrived
from Han0shoro Miss. FOR = visit
with Nj Burners mother. Mss
J II Burner Mr. Biaa4ef i ii
me service snc Is statlonss -
0riando. Fla
Evening star., 1944-11-21

dies best lyrics seem to come to hin,
when he's completely relaxed, usu-
ally just before falling of to sleep
He also told us that due to the
uncertainty of nocturnal inspira-
ton he keeps guitar beside his bed
just in case.
Awakening with a song idea, Ed
die Immediately strums out the mel
ody and then records it on his bed
side phonograph before going back
to peaceful slumber
Sounds like a nightmare.
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"Come Out Wherever You Are
Benny Ribble and his orchestra
open Friday in the Metronome
Room. One look at lovely Vocalist
Joan Carroll and you won't need
even the song for persuasion. The
talented Texan is a former model
and halls from Houston and the
Spectator does mean blond hair
and blue eyes.
Benny is also a Texas boy who
branched out as featured trumpeter
and vocalist with frankie Masters,
Joe Reichman, Benny Strong and
Terry Shand. The draft came and
with it Benny saw 18 months of
service before receiving a medical
discharge. The rest remains to be
said after Friday.
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Everybody in town turned out for
the ballet last week, making the audi
ence as colorful, If not more so, than
the proceedings on stage. There
was the usual number of goatees,
accents, monocles and opera glasses
And in the midst of all we spotted
Gregory Titoff, Russian band leader
trying to look inconspicuous behind
some mink foliage in the lobby
Hmmm-playing hockey from the
Balalaika. There's also some
thing going on at the Cafe Parish
enne which involves Arthur Murray
but you'll just have to wait until
December /. -.
Lew Davie of Russ Cullen's Du-
bonnet Room outfit has written a
fighting song for Fork Union Mill
tary Academy where his son Bill is
cadet. . Back from India and
recuperating at White Sulphur
Springs is Corpl. Bill Moudy. Mrs
Moudy is the smiling check room
gal in the King Cole Room.
After SO many weeks we've lost
count, AL Simmonds admits he's just
going to hold the Three Musical
Buffoons indefinitely. Brown Derby
patrons have seconded the motion.
In case you think Hildegarde had
monopoly on names in the En-
bassy Room, hoW's this for the last
two weeks. The Spectator counted
Orson Welles, Major BoWes, Cover
nors Ingram Stainbeck of Hawaii
and Grunaning of Alaska, Cary
Wilson, Ralph Bellamy and the
other night Henrik de Kaufman.
Ambassador from Denmark, who
entertained in honor of Victor
BOrpe.
Evening star., 1944-11-21
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
Trade Rssstered 8 once

cisely what Mr.. Webster says it does
And on the subject of clubs fast
becoming combination toy shops and
hot houses you should read the let
ters, because we certainly can't print
them. The reason, according to one
man, can be easily explained and he
says ut amt hay!"
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Whatever can a woman juggler
do that a man can't? Let's go far
ther-whatever would prompt a
woman to want to juggle in the
first place? Here are two of dozen
questions that popped into our mind
as we watched the whirlwind rou-
tine that Winnie Mae stages every
night at the Trade Winds.
To answer the first question il
would be a lot easier to catch the
act yourself. Winnie has move
foot twist to that old flying pin act
which we seriously doubt would ever
have occurred to a man. Sort OF
the woman's touch, you understand
The second question-well, its not
every little girl who has a brother
who turns out to be the worlds
greatest juggler. And we have it on
the best juggling authority, that's
what Bobby Mae was. Winnie
thinks 1t was only natural that she
picked up a few tricks and there
almost in self-defense, she explained
Evidentally even good jugglers
learn the hard way.
I'm my day" Winnie said, GIVE
broken everything from mothers
prize vase to the last quart of milk
until Monday
A composer by any other name is
not the same The gentleman in
question is Howard, but its Eddie
not Johnny. Eddie has a formula
for writing hit songs that deserves
little consideration. At least ii
seems to get results on the hit
parade.
Responsible for such songs as "a
Million Dreams Ago" and Now ]
Lay Me Down to Sleep" the Victory
Room orchestra leader believes i'm
plicitly in the power of the SUBJ
conscious mind. In other words, Ed