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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
SMALL FRY
DOES A GOOD DEED

Bobby Bobson. Dolores Eggleston.
Tommy Flanagan and the Bryant
brothers. Carlton. Mack. and Will
liam. were the Junior Helpers with
the children of the Nursery class.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

The growth OF Community Eel
lowship'' - was the topic that
brought much interest TO the early
Sunday morning Fellowship group
August - &C. Edward Ward and
Robert Frederick. who have been
absent due 10 larger responsibilities
were on hand for the discussion.
Doris Miller is the youth chairman
on Community Service
Delegates from the District con.
ference held last week in Gary. Ind.
and Chicago. Ill, gave outstanding
reports Of the conference. Delegates
who attended the one-day session
held in Chicago were: Mrs. Mary L.
Square. Of the W.S.CS.. Mrs.
Square was elected delegate 10 the
Area conference TO be held in St
Louis. in September. :. Mrs. Lulu
Eggleston. and Anna Cooper were
the other delegates. Youth dele
gates elected TO district Office were,
Luthur Flanagan. district president:
and Mary Dobson, district secretary
Mary and Luthur are active men,
bers Of our Youth Fellowship.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Rev. n. A. White
Reads Rites To
Youthful Couple

Carolyn Plummer, daughter of
Mrs. Wilberforce Plummer Of Ensle-
wood avenue. and Lieut.. Adrian
Rucker. OF Washington. Pa, were
united in marriage on Saturday eve.
ming. August IL at Plymouth church
by the Rev. Horace White.
The bride wore a gown of creamy
white lace, made with a sweetheart
neckline. The bodice was fitted end
ing in bouffsnt skirt. Her long
illusion veil was held in place by
q halo of orange blossoms. She car.
ried a bouquet OF white roses.
Attendants
Gladys House was maid Of honor
and June Carey, matron of honor.
Miss House wore blue chiffon, with
long sleeves and a ruffied peplum
at the waist ending in q very full
skirt Mrs Carey wore peach. The
bridesmaids who wore identical
gowns were Adelaide Friend. In
stitute, W. Va; Dorothy Parker.
Portsmouth. Va; Hortense Hath.
Portsmouth. Va.
Robert Rucker. brother OF the
groom, was best man and the ushers
were st. Clair Billups. Spencer
Carey. Leroy Soles and Leslie Will.
liams.
Ernest Marshall Jr.. was ring
bearer and wore an exact replica OF
the groom's uniform. that of the
Air Corps.
Tiny Camille Larkin was flower
girl and she wore a long Kate
Greenway model of peach net.
Mothers Gown
For her daughters wedding. Mrs.
Plummer chose pure dye silk aft
ernoon dress of yellow print. with
black background She wore vel
low flowers in her hair and n cor.
sage Of yellow roses.
Mrs. Rucker. mother of the groom
wore q blue crepe dress and lone
white gloves
Following the wedding a recep.
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents. The hostesses at
the reception were Jean Carmichael.
Mrs. Germany Bennett. Mrs. Benja-
min Pope. Mrs. Ernest Marshall,
Majorie Dunbar. Mrs. Daniel Lin.
coin, Mrs. Holland Thompson. Mrs.
Floy Holmes. Mrs Walter House,
Mrs. Cadrin Sewell, and Mrs. Doro-
thy Bradley.
Out OF town guests at the wedding
we're Mrs. Bernice Malcar and Mrs
Wilson, sisters Of the groom; Mrs
w. l.. Lancaster and Mrs. Cora
Lewis from Jacksonville. Fla. aunts
Of the bride and Mrs. David Lincoln
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Wayneites In
Dinner Party

Misses Helen Mcdaniel, Estelle
Richards, Walta Mae Simpson, and
Gloria Wimbish continued their
summer events with a late after
noon dinner Saturday, at the home
of Helen Mcdaniel. on Caniff ave-
nue in Hamtramck. given in honor
Of the birthday Of Annie Laurie
Cummings, another Wayne coed.
The guests enjoyed an excellent
dinner of baked ham with pineapple
sauce. green peas. lettuce and to-
matoes. potato salad. radishes. ice
cream and cake.
Those who participated in the
gaiety were Josephine Roscoe. Es-
telle Richards, James Dobb. Dorothy
Smith, Walts Mae Simpson. Samuel
Smith. Helen Mcdaniel. Fred Nc
Alphine. Gloria Wimbsh. Nathaniel
Smith. Lawrence Smith, Harold
Boles. Barbara Hill, Hiaw atha Jones,
Benjamin Darden. Percy BAXTER
Thadeus jackson. Melvin White
Daniel Cummings, and severa
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

x X X
We are promised hilarious
week parties every day =.
Luncheons card parties T..
and what not extra from the
convention affairs The social
highlights as far as we OF the fem
thine contingent are concerned
seem 10 be the garden party which
in WESTERN RESERVE HlsToR.
ICAL SOCIETY on Magnolia
BRIDGE AND Dinner this
Wednesday at the COSMO-
POLITAN CLUB and the
annual PRESIDENTS BALL
on Thursday night al CLEVE-
LAND PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
We Will have details o. Il
all for YOU next week For
now we must dash d.
X X X
NEWS ON THE HOME FRONT
MAYOLA SMITH OF Chicago
came into town the night
before We left 10 be at the
christening Of LINDA MAR
GUERITE MONJOY which
10 10 be this morning Sunday
Linda's Mama. the former
Evelyn Solomon and Mayo
In hsve-been pals for long Ions
MRS. EVELYN LEWIS OF New
York City is in town spend
inr a week with her sister
MRS. LEROY SMITH the
latter entertained her with re-
ccp:ion at the YwCA last
Wednesday night
4 * n
Nc. ALBERTA ADAMS
o. Texas also BIER
NICE SMITH Of the same section
both are visiting IN Detroit
indefinitely.
DAVID HURD left Satur-
dsy TO visit his brother
{ HURD. who IS the drummer
with Cab Galloway -.
X * X
Heard as we were packing 20
leave that EDYTH WATSON
and HUBERT BLAND
got married ihls past week.
n n y
MISS BERNICE BROWNE
o. Chicago is visiting her
two cousins MILDRED and
DELPHlNE GRIFFIN
o. Macarthur Place
X Il X
MRS ANNA GAII.LABD Of
NASHVILLE, Tenn haS been
TIE houseguest Of MRS LOLA
FERRIS WATSON for the past
week both OF them Viii leave
f5r trip 10 ldlewild and Chicago
where they will spend ten
DAYS while in the city
Mrs Gaillard was the dinner guest
~ DR. and Mrs Edwin Williams OF
Woodland Ave.
MRS ETHEL Wal ER oil
Washington relative or
JANE SMITH and 800 ETH
FL BAKER .. has been the
housegue Of The former r week
Mrs Walker was the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19


guest OF MRS SNOwDEN
WILLIAMS at their summer
cottage =.
See that KATIE
RlNE PARKER is going to
be married 80. 10 a. Mr..
DAVID ULYSSES BROWN Of
Chester. Pa. no date for the
actual ceremony has been set . :.
X X y
BILLIE MURPHY Is doing
her bit toward sver,ing any
tendencies 20 delinquency in
her immediate neighborhood =.
twice weekly . she gathers up
her two sons and ten or twelve
more and carts them of 10 the Y
she doesn't know how she would
manage without the help of La
v,nla Moore and that some
OF the kids even call her teacher
A word Of mention OF new
family in town name of
DUCKwORTH former.
~ lived in Cincinnati have
bought a new home on inverness
:. /. ETHEL :. was soloist for
Northwestern Glee Club and
A Capella Choir YVES grad
uated In June CHARLES JR
plays saxophone An
ished Sampson school in June
Recently Mrs. Duckworth enter
tanned few Of their friends at
cocktail Mr.. AND MRS. DA.
vfD JACKSON Mr.. AND
Mp JACK sEGARs Mr..
AND MRS. OLIVER MITCHELL.
Mr. AND MRS. c. CASTOR
MRS. TOM SEARCY.
vALMA BRANAM her
daughter GwENDOLYN
and her niece lRMA JEAN
SEEGAR Of Boston left this
pas, Friday for ldlewld on
MARGiE MccLANE has
her three sisters here for visit
with her from Boston the
former will leave early this week
for a trip TO ldlewild and Boston
BEN HENDERSON JR.
WHO is with the Marine Corps
is home for a visit with his
parents He sang at the Delta
dance last Thursday night
and 60. a big ovation from the
crowd Seems that ne NAV
have a career as a singer once this
war is ended
Just go; glimpse ~
GEORGE RAIN
at~;hc Nacirema Club
one nigh. last week Think
il vas the Military Ball he
is wearing Serseant's stripes
looks fine.
X -
Have a letter from -. SER
GEANT AL WALLACE who
is in France also one from
WILLIE GEORGE PATTER-
SON who is in North Africa
very sweet Of the boys 10
write us about the things
they read in the Chronicle away
over there ..
X * *
Folk are still wondering about
the rumor tina; JOHN DAN
CEY was recently married
as we so 10 press there
is no confirmation Of the facts
We have no idea how
the rumor started
q X
THE ALFRED GASKILLS
became parents again last
week and very dra-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Surprise Birthday
PARTY Thurs. Mite

Sam Nichols. 354l Riopelle street,
was honoree at surprise birthday
party given by host OF his friends
on Thursday.
Among the guests who came bear
ing gifts and good wishes for the
honoree were: OMr. and Mrs. Sam
Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt
Jones, Sallie Boykin. Willie Lou
Green OF Ocilla, Ga. and othera A
delightful menu was served.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

MRS ETHEL WALKER OF
Washington relative or
JANE SMITH and ETH
FL BAKER .. has been the
houseguest Of he former week
Mrs. Walker was the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
HIGHLAND PARK

held each Sunday at Berea for the
mothers.
Lucille Dyrer, Of Nashville. Tenn.
is the lovely newcomer who is 60
ing 10 be an asset 10 the Youth
group of our church and community.
She is the niece Of Mrs. A. Dyrer,
OF Kendall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Carolyn Plummer Wed In Candelight Service Saturday

from Institute, w. Va. wife OF the
Registrar at West Virginia State.
For her going away costume. the
bride wore royal blue dresmaker
suit with bow pockets and a blue
of the face hat Her accessories
were black and she carried white
cloves.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
GADDINGS
BY GLADYS
CLEVELAND
AT THE 31ST ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Arrived today Sunday morning after a really
delightful trip over on the boat with DR.. AND
MRS: d. j. GRAHAM DIR. AND MRS. EDWIN WILL
IIAMS DIR. PINDER and DIR AND MRS
JACKSON DR. HENRY w. HUNTER . who is
General Chairman OF the Convention Committee and
former Meharry class mate of DR. GRAHAMS 80, .
met us at the DOCK and whizzed away to his beau
tful home in the exclusive SHAKER HEIGHTS sector . .
where sumptuous feast awaited
Then we must go down and have a quick suunt at the
Convention Headquarters Beautiful Central Senior
lfeh SchooI There we all of equipped duly
with identifying badges and there is even one for MS
saying MICHIGAN CHRONICLE PRESS
and other words of identification
We then ensconced at the LAWRENCE DUNGAN's
and she has prepared party for tonight in
addition TO reception which rushing
at the home OF MIR. AND MRS. RAYMOND
JOHNSON of Pasadena Ave. which is being Civ
en- primarily for DIR. AND MRS AUGUSTUS
CHARLES OF Chi DIR. AND MRS GORDON
ROSS Of Gary and all the other visitors such
be gotten together
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
WOMEN'S DAY
SPEAKER THEME

"Consecrated Women in Time Of
Chaos is the theme of the Women's
Day program, Sunday. August 20, TO
be held at Thompson Avenue Bap-
tist church Mrs. Jessie c. Mapp
vice president Of the Women's Aux
ilisry TO the National Baptist Con-
vention. will be the speaker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19


matte they say . IN the wee
small hNurs Of the morning
Heard that HOWARD
GRESHAM was in town for
a visit with his bride didn't
get TO see him had 10 dash
of over here
y y y
Want 10 GET home in time for
the MORTON PRES
TON JEFFERSON Debutantc
party this Saturday night
Sorry we had TO miss the
wedding OF Carolyn Plummer> and
Lit Rucker we were on our
way here and will be home
this week only long enough 10
pack different types Of clothes and
then beat ii for the north woods
and q good rest which We
must have.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Outstanding social news of the
week as far as the Highland Park
young msrrieds' are concerned is
that the group has decided TO re-
unite. AS you will recall this smart
young set was ever 80 active So
cially. before Pearl Harbor. An in
teresting business session took place
last Sunday evening at a small din
ner party given in Mary Byrd's
home on Pasadena West . Mem
bers who attended were: Mesdames
Doris Morris. Estella Taylor. Ruth
Taylor. Estella Brown. Marie Nc
Chez. Marion Phillips and Joyce
Mimms . At this meeting future
activities were discussed and Of
fcers elected =. After dinner and
the business session over. music.
games. and much chatter about hus-
bands now serving their country in
various theatres OF war was the
highlight OF the evening.
An informal meeting of the Ma
irons Art and Needle club was held
last Friday st the home OF the in
coming president. Mrs. Sally 1. Re-
nolds. of Davidson Following the
meeting. at which plans for the COM
ing year were discussed. Mrs. Re-
nolds entertained the group at tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Eli were hosts
to 10 Of their friends al a dinner in
their home Saturday evening honor
ing their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Way
man Wright. OF Atlanta. Ga Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Bell and their chill
dren left Friday. August IL. for
visit with Mrs. Martins parents in
Cleveland. Ohio.
Marion Coleman Of our Youth
Community group left this week TO
visit with friends in Chicago e.. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Newscomb and their
daughters. Helen and Ruth. left
Wednesday for Idlewild. to be gone
until the end Of the month.
X \ y
HAVING FUN
The Highland Park Girl Scout
Troop 1874 are really having fun this
summer. Among their many activ-
tiles so far have been swimming
picnics. visit TO the zoo. hikes
bike rides. and regular meetings
with loads Of fun held in cool Eel
lowship Hall -. Mrs. Pauletta Pow
ell is the leader.
u a -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanford are
spending their vacation in New
York City. from whence they will
go TO Fox Lake. They will return
to the Motor City, August 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
STATE Asks Bids
On ; Highways

LANSING, April 2S (UP)-
State highway department will
open bid.-AIay- "a on three eeH-
struction projects in ST. Clair.
Crawford and ManiStee counties.
In Manistee County the highway
department Will build LOIS miles
of concrete pavement on US-3l
from thp city limits Of MaHistee
to Mss. Highway Commissioner
Xiegler said The new road Will
be four laneS wide for ninc-tenthS
of a mile and the rest will be y
feet wide with curb and gutter
on the entire distance. The federal
government VIII pay - per cent
of the total cost.
The St. Clalr County project
viii include , Il mites of 22-foot
pavement on M-29 frem t4e north
city limits of st Clair to the Dow
Magnesium plant MarySville. The
new roadway viii be built immedi-
atcly west of the present M-29
route which viii be used as a de-
tour during the construction
period. Fifty per cent OF the funds
Will be fcderally provided.
At Craving the department will
build two miles of 22-foot pave
mcnt on the present gravel strip
of US-Z7 immediately north Of the
city limits. The federal govern
ment will pay for the entire cost
Of the project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Wife Wins
LIST EeOgHHeda

SAGINAW. April IS Mrs. Lii
Liam Hutchinson a. today had obs
tanned a circuit court injunction
restraining her husband, Dewey
G. Hutchinson 46, Midland manu-
lacturer from transferring money
or property TO mysterious
Mrs. Y.
The Injunction signed by Judge
James +. O,Ncill- connection
with Mrs. Hutchinson fight to
obtain $4,000 she claims her
husband promised her as a domes-
tic settlement also restraints
Hutchinson from seeking 10 re-
gain $4,000 of the $4,000 al
ready in his Wife'S hands.
Mrs. HutchinSon,s bin of COM
plant states Mrs Y became the
object of her husbands affection
after several months Of conSOrt-
ing with an lS-year-old Miss Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Freeze
w, OrkeHS

BATTLE CREEK Aprl -
Harold \ W0odlel. area director
of thc War Manp0Wcr Commits
sion announced TODAY that Battle
Creek restaurants gToccrS and
markets had hccn placed on tho
essential industry status
THE move Will make necessary
release from EMPLOYERS before
walters grocery and market
clerks CfO icavc thc'r Jobs 20 go
ta defense Cr ofhcr hleher nAAlng
The change YEAS made at 'hc
request of food dc8'cr> who CONF
parcd that fhcy Wcr, unable no
compete for help with higher
--tf77--s t-t~+f tt->.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
esEsA Hears
Gas Gases

r SAGINAW. April IS Dennis L.
Dunlevy. special OPA hearing
commissioner from Cleveland. was
taking under Amusement today rs
gasoline rationlng violation cases
from Flint.
Arriving here late yesterday
Dunlevy kept his hearings going
through the evening and started
again early this morning Included
among those taken under advise
ment were Carl l.. Shumaker. 2551
Corunna shortage of 2760 gall
Ions; and the following for posses
sion OF counterfeit G, COUPONS! J.
p. Garrett, Jays Tire Shop. 1880
Leith; Phil Allen 1901 Dawson;
Louis f. Koehler, 30l9 North, and
Gerald X. LanninC. Fenton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Inghdnn Fights
Lansing Suit

LANSING. April IS Prosecutor
Victor L Anderson tT.r1 I'm 5rSy'Ft
in circuit court here today 70
suit started by The cry OF Lane
sing against tire county clerk to
restrain him from coruiynE 'hc
redisrictng action of ihc boaiu 10
supervisors tie denied jhc merger
was Unconstitutional
81 made this denial - thaI
the matter can be decided 10y
court ~ laW Anderson >ai1
explaining that hc had requested
that the suit be tried before
me court Uu uTICrS InStrdu ~
testimony
Because he has already stated
his position on The supervisors
action. deeming II illegal Andcr-
son said hc had named lia1y
Hubbard another local attorney
10 file a brief "a behalf of VIC
county TO uphold the board $
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Drivers
Win Raise

FLINT. April 2S-A nine-day
strike al the Allen Storage and
Moving Co, 40 Corpelia. was
ended today when drivers and
helpers returned To- their Jobs
after accepting a l0-ceni-an-hour
wage rate increase.
The firm signed a contract with
The NFL-GCneral Drivers Local
332 The raises. dependent upon
VILE approval. would give drivers
81 an hour and helpers go cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Flint Neighborhoods
Seek Post Office

FLINT. April IS Residents Of
the south side today Joined east
and west side citizens in seeking
a branch post office
Postmaster y. L. Treat an
nounced that he has sent TO Wash
ington petitions from south side
residents requesting location of a
branch post office in that COM
munlty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Quits Ration Board

ALMA, April rs Gratiot
County Clerk Charles H. hicks
has announced ms RESIGNATION as
Of the Gralot County
Rauonlng Board a post he has
held since January 1912 His sue
ccsSor has not VT hcCH naI1Cd,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

The irresistible combination
WOMEN and GOLD that down
through the ages has led mon into
high adventure. 20 fare. fortune
and death. viii he the theme of
FRONT PAGE DRAMA - ,c
heard over Station WJlB Az ~ ID
p. m. tonorrow Hear ms exciting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Pirates Star In Radio Drama

pirate tale of revenge on The high
seas
FRONT PAGE DRAMA. broad
east cIvh Saturday hy WJLB, is
inspired hy material from files OF
The America Weekly great
i7rrr7-1r interest rlzl-.-r!l.- -NLelcA
COMES with The Dcutt Sunday
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Nichols q Candidate

LANSING. Apul 2S CUP)--
Nomination petitions have been
filed by Senator Haskell l. Mich
OILS tB1, Jackson. for state sem
8TTT 20 represent The 10th dis
tyict including HhllSdale and
Jackson counties.