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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

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Reeently-in the newspapers announced A
REVOLUTION IN GOOD HEARINGl
DOWN came the biz Oh cost of hearing down it
came!-to as much as E-FOURTH the cost of
the better vacuum tube instruments of today.
IN the hard hearing -their families
their friends-to investigate-to see and hear for
themselves what had happened.
They saw-a new Radonic vacuum tube hearing
instrument of highest precision quality small
streamlined- compact wearab1e . the audo Sec
ton of radio receiver in miniature complete with
miniature radio tubes, crystal mcrophone and bat
: teries-for $40. Nothing more to buy
They saw the amazing new hearing aid that has
been developed by Zenith Radio Corporations engi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

kuard further the interests 81 retail
purchasers.
To amend the District code O. 1t
relates to cashing Of checks and
bearer paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

neers in years Of researeh-baeked by more than
quarter century of Radonie experience.
They saw for the first time-a hearing aid whose
low price has been achieved by modern mass produc-
ton methods And they were convinced that in the
future, one-child or adult-need be without
hearing aid because it costs too much"
Zenith, when it started this crusade to lower the
cost OF hearing, believed its Hearing Aid would
have an amazing SALE We informed the Zenith
factory has been deluged with letters and checks far
beyond anticipation. Zenith is increasing production
daily but absolutely refuses to be stampeded into
sacrificing quality for quantity We ask the hard-of~
hearing public to investigate-to come in for
demonstration, but to be patient if hearing aids are
not Immediately available for ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

YOU OWE IT TO YOUR FRIENDS TO WITH
YOU ARE HARD OF HEARING-YOUR FRIEN
TO ENJOY YOUR COMPANY AS MUCH AS
THEIRS. YOUR HEARING AID MEANS AS MUCH
AS IT DOES TO YOU. ARE YOU DOING YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

For Quick Results - Buy,
Sell, Rent. Find Job or
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Drive For Camp
Will Be CEmaxed
By Banquet
Affair To Be At
Book Cadillac;
$4,000 Is Goal

a hangre' Clina>Wc the drive
10 raise g. Aao Tor no devotion
rent o. no Gcoce Washington
Carver colonv and camp near
Ann Arhor Nph VIII 30 held
a. The nook cadillac hotel on
Monday June - AZ s pm
The campaign which has been
under Tho craftsmanship 81 the
Rev A & Williams president of
The Metropolitan Baptist associa
lion mas hcon under way for six
weeks several religious civic
md fraiernsi organizations of
hoih races have participated in
tho campaign
The purpose o. ire carver Camp
project Is 20 provide memorial
10 me late Dr. carver and 10 aid
n teaching juveniles productive
recreation as means ~ com
Eating avenio delinquency MANY
outstanding labor civic and re-
lieions leaders Viii take par. on
The program Music VIII he fur.
nishfd by = combined chorus from
The various church ohoirs one
~ fhe leading smokers vii 10
ihe Boy A. a Bonds pastor NJ
Tho church q orr Faith IN Nev
YORK Ciy The chairman ~ The
"a Mrs Fioreree Schu
MAKE trustee arA director of
nusicel eduea'ioD ~ the associa-
lion sra' nc co-rhairmsn Is ATS
Claudia knight % The edncaron
.icparimeri o. no association
Ms carrie rniliins rresdfr' II
Tho 0nnrcus division IL assisting
Nth NC rroeram
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
CITIZENS COMMITTEE FILES SUIT
AFTER GUNS BAR NEGROES

C01.vMBrS. Ga AMI - Suit
was filed At once Thursday when
ely and county police armed with
Suns stood sentry At the Musco-
see County courisouse during the
county Democrats primary. bar
rng all qualified Negro voters
who appeared At the citys lone
roofing place with the intention
~ casting their ballots.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
NAACP Asks
Court Review
OF Case
Soldier Says
Night In Question
Was Third Date

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Problem Clinic
At Goodman College

nAYT0NA BEN y Florida
1,Npl Tho summer session fea
turing special prnhlcn clinic
ior active and prospective teach
crs opened a. refhune-rookman
college. Tuesday tho first day OF
registration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

made two weeks as uss raj.
tuted in the NuscGcce ,e.,,
court. rather than ~ rfss
States District court
The police guards qa>f.ss A
TO their authority 81 s Ms-.
voters, were quoted e. ssr.,t
they had been given re.,
ny the Democratic cNs ',t 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Seaman's Widow
Gets S12,5OO

PHILADELPHIA - tANP) -
Alma Albany. the widow OF ia
con Amany. who was killed while
unloading The s. SHINES. a Portn
ruese vessel on July 2i. 1859.
r'cei,ed n cash settlement of
Sis5oo from Representatives OF
The oomnany last week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17

The suit VAS filed by me Ciii-
z,ns Democratic committee head
ed by Dr T n Brewer. charg-
irg both the police and the Mus
coeee County Democratic Execu-
tive committee with violation Of
tie civil rights statute OF Geor-
cia
The suit under an agreement
mttee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-17
Ace Pilot Becomes
Air Instructor

AMARILLO TeN0s ANpl
Grover Cleveland Nash The first
Ntrro pilot ~ ~ 'he Il 6 mast
Last Week hroke me ice AGAIN
mhcn he became. an Instructor IN
he rngite operations branch a.
the army afr field hero nash
has rNied Is different tyres Of
plarfs n the last . wears during
which time he stacked un more
thnn 0nA flyine hours
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
Rocket Coast
AgainPounded
ByU. S. Planes

Lindon. March 2I..-(Ap) --Hri-
tain based American l.'Dcrai"rS
heavily bonbardCd the T. q" Calais
rocket coast area across the cham
mel today. It was the second heavy
attack on that sector in three day.
Raj heavy b0mbCr,. ~ small
force, struck the AnguulCmc cXpI"s-
i've works in southern France last
night IN - continuing roctHrn. ! cam.
palgn against specialized enemy FAC.
tories. while Mosquito planes bombed
western Germany for the eleventh
straight night.
German resistance was negligible
and not plane vas lost. Angorlcmc
Is sixty miles northeast of BordcalN.
II was the second blow gdinSt
an explosive works IN three NIGHTS.
SiX-ton factory buster were
dumped on Il plant at Bcrgcrac. IN
Inc same area, Saturday night
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
Knox Claims
Arabian, Oil
Is Now Vital
Navy Head Rails
At Oil Companies
Opposing Project

Washington. March 2I.-tAP)-
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
declared today that a lot OF selfish
u.. companies >npuld not be per
united "a Interfere with a planned
construction of a trans Arabian
pipeline 10 move oil from Saudi
Arabian fields for Use by the United
Nations.
Knox disclosed that the decision
20 build the pipeline WAS primarily
military move and second rlly an
attempt 10 meet the problems ul q
rapidly dwindling supply Ui petrol
cum reserves in the American hem
iSphCyc. 90 y.
The proposal, he said. calls Tor
tapping a bIilion-bdrrcl reserve of
oil. which would play u major part
IN assuring a continuing supply Of
iJcI oil for naval craft and petrol
cum products for planes.
Any nov source IN the European
area during the war IS bound 10
reduce the amount of American
OIL used and also shorten the haul.
which means saving in tank"rS.'
he said. after pointing out that nInc-
~ percent of the oil used was from
American reserves.
He addCd that It would bc ito our
long range advantage 10 utilize the
Arabian oil for EurupCHcn ana Tar
eastern needs during the war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
Hearing Is Resumed
At Greenville Into
Meadows Accounts
ECTC President
Calls Witnesses
Of Own to Stand

frCcnN'i'", n. C., March 2l-(Ap)
trieste y III EisS, Carolina teachers
College heard additional testimony
today as they pursued their irVcStj-
""'inn of the diSposi,i,n at $l&.UHu
Ter which STATE auditors report
SAID President Leon X. Meadows had
r"i accounted
Witnesses for Meadows were also
heard as the public hearing the third
!" oc held on the subject. continued.
Attorney General Harry MCNIul-
nm called Il. {. Boiling. of Norfolk.
Va, piano tuner, "a testify about
Il rhccE mad" out Ia him for $500. %.
l';. Meadows had stated at Il previous
h'"finG that he had paid Boiling that
amount fer tuning pianos at the col
lo@r
'.oIi;ng said today Inc had ncvc:'
r"C'.Ncd 4 ChcCk for S5T2.n5. which.
v" sid. he endorsed and returned To-
III" college, uS;cnSibiy fer the par
'n"%r -: band Instruments
VI. l.. Wldcnh"Usc, unr OF tn" State
"i Tiers. ..I!d III" audit OF Meadows
a"."Jnt& had not included an item -.
;! .Nhp tor the campus fund. because
'hH !und MS not handled by MCa-
G""S pcHS, ally. @cadgw% had iCs-
ni'rG ne handled approximately Sill
'II'0 more than WAS shown i'm the nu-
nitS total WidCnhuuyc was cniina
by MCAlullan in an attempt to rcrra,
me college presidents statements.
y. NJ. McIICnry. now living al
Portsmouth. Va, vino was buildina
and grounds supervisor al T.. {. =. {.
until December, testified hc diG NOT
remember two items of S6GG and S33}
which Meadows had said hrd 3rra
Taid iUr cement used at the institute
ton
AlcHcmry also said If Kelly Smith
did Sl.6il.11 work al the c.ilcsc.
rs Meadows had stated. il Wus not
done while the witness was connect
cd with the institution from 1897 TO
last December.
Meadows, who cross - examined
Witnessed IS they appeared. sen, .o.!r
members al the COLLEGE staff Ia the
stand - TESTIFY that they believed
McHcury was unreliable. The rour
we're Hiss Ruth White. Miss annie
MortD". dean Of women: A!isS Eliza
beth Smith, assistant dean. and Mrs.
Agnes Barrett, secretary 10 the pres
IGCnt.
Or. Clyde y. Erwin. State super
inLrndcnt ,l public instruction. WIN
was presiding. ruled thai no further
testimony Of tic kind would -" per
wiitCd.
Only few spectators were present
when the h,ari Q started i'm the col
lego administration huiiGln"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
MECHANIC SCHOOL.
TO BE SUSPENDED

Washington. March 2I..GtrN ..
rhr War Department said today
tn" aviation mechanic school a' Soy
mour johnson field, near Guid.Duru.
y. G.. "ill 10 discontinued ". bout the
Cui o. March,
EJsjC training and other programs
az the ucld viii continue ION about
the same basis aS heretofore" how
oyer. tine department said. adding
thn' the mechanics school was a
minor part Ui the activities Il the
field.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
Reds Swarm Across
Dniester River On
Front Of 81 Miles
Nazi Planes Attack
But Without Hope
OF Hating Soviets

Moscow, March 21-(AP)-
The Red army had driven to
within fifty miles of the Ru-
manlan border after capturing
the highway leading westward
from SOrOki IN BcSsarabia and
smashing two Rumani"n divi-
sons hurried into the gap in the
NaZi d"i"GSrS, front dispatches
said today.
'M"sc"W considers III" Prut river
In" current human an border. The
Ru>%."Es ii 1850 took over ;;cs.:r-
faoIan areas which previously had
been part uf RmmaniaD
III" RuSSi anS. who have
NWarmcd a"ross the Dnicstcr re-
yer into EcSsarabia on Il 81 mile
front, have been able to bring
ihnhS ana heavy artillery across
III strength Un German pnntnDns
r"rt"r".: ih iun.rni. It !irid dis
patch IL ihr army Hcv Snaurr
Red Star said.
the dispatch added TINT tho Hnirs-
L. CROSSINGS haze be-, r-Irr.drd
ana .c"crII more communities cap
iuTcd
i,'G Star .3,o Grgman PLANES were
m'""i..s 'H" Dujo.'rr cl.,s-inr-. bar,
indicated TIA" NHlr- bad mo gu.. oc
"HiH .ES tn" .'.E1 adEa"rr nr-...-..
90 iHr lor." uuairr "l Lvd.rs
ihr"Hu uClus, the stream.
NJ iu" other end o! the i:c.sara-
bi"m front. HE Kuss.Hns were re
ported IrI.t.r! lri. g, p.-r- ,.r,.,i .E,,.r,.-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21

Resist But
Move Futile
Rumanians Sent in;
Russia Likely to
Enter Situation

London. March 2l-(AP)-
Heavy German occupying for
ccS-upWard of lOO. 900 men by
best estimates hCrc-wcrc be-
NcNcd To be driving into Hun
gary today as Hitler moved
swiftly 10 strengthen his Balkan
lines against Russian armies al
ready in BcSsarahia.
Some iiuuIarirns were rcnortcI
lighting tins ucw invader. at the call
&. ihe!r leaders. but rIc Nazis re-
i"mci C"nn 81 tic center Of the
''a'h3N. THIS "as INDEBTED by the
.uyl that tn. hungarian news agCn-
'N f"N..'a midday broadcast sound
ca a. though al. was serene.
tnC"n',I1lci rrp0rtS from
Stockholm said that two Rumau-
IAN christians were among the
'Grcr I'll" G.cruars had sent into
lFun"aiH. Nd chat tI.cv I, ,rr 30
irG T;ri.y' s',lily !Ir H.. IIuu-
G.:Tj:,:-A.
ir. -. ..H.p .a.f fh. Ger
o.. D.. "r'' "'"r .. .!mn1'4r' points
'.i @ lu.H" r.'N ... ,rnr,r.. IN HIM,
..t and IL" ""..o of southeastern
u n4a.y j.. r.v 'mI.. c,.,rci nf :,
'.'' ..f. ''I'... whose name and
"..' a.. H.in"I'N VIII ice announced
sH.r,.y.'
|.."r'. -'.' admiral Nicholas
i'..u... o." ''I'u'. had been seized
We" NOT confirmed. but London saw
no reason tu doubt them.
Few expected determined and mo-
DO &.
II the Germans take over civil
Is Won as military rule, large
h",hH'fS 0i Jews still in Hun
gary may expect Ia suffer.
II - likely ihlt Russia will
take III" opportunity To intensity
us propaganda. calling OH the
Sa!kan SlavS 10 overthrow Ger
man-dominated leaders and join
the Sovicts in 4 common fight.
\ reliable direct report from the
b'ikanS SAID Hungarian troops had
fought both German and Rumauian
'"iCcS near Inc southeastern frontier
around Agad.
Inc Hungarian radio station oDcr-
. ai'd by II" army broadcast regular
appeals I" troops To resist.
Bcia ImrcdI. former premier and
'"iciSn minister. IN cooperation with
Other Hungarian Naz;S, was reported
/ forming a collaborationist govern
mcnt.
These same direct reports said that
/ 900 officers vino fled To Germany in
JANUARY {, avoid Cuur,mar.iaI had
. returned - hungary. They were
r"@r,"d helping Imrcdi rs heads Of
fifth column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
80 Escort Carriers
Are Sent To Britain

Washington. March 2l.-(AP)
Secretary af the Navy KnnX
announced today that So escort
aircraf; carriers built in the
nitcd STATES have been de-
lNrrcG IN Great Britain under
tie icnd-lctsr program.
This ilc,t of 3S carriers will
he part ui liz" amti-submarinc
fleet of the Allied nations"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
q. S. Subs Destroy
10 Nlore jap Ships

Washington, Narrh 2l.--CAPp
--.imCriran submarines nrrrai-
III. III ra,iiir waters nave de-
Arn%cd aT0ii!cr sixteen Japa-
EcSr ships. bringing 10 - the
number al Crrriy craft sunk.
probably sunk, ~ damaged JN
summer SiblcS, The Navy an
n0Ur"Cd.
Tic sn.un@E reported in - com
munIqu" released by Secretary o
the Navy knu% al news confer
,nrc included two tankcrs al vita
Importance IN moving iucl Ia kccl
the Jap neSc bases i'll operation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21

Body Taken
From River

I,,.;
az, y. ~ harch IL
~ fourteenth body was
' ,", '''u "h" Il tentative list of
,,tL r" , missing persons was cs-
ran ~" '"n'N as police and
,.,n,, ,,,' o,r WORKERS sought TO
w., ~" "'''h ,"'' Va the plunge
., We, '''" '"' faHHaic river
,,,., ,n"''
r.,'n ,'"p",'" III W" iSto"t
.,rno, ,,, ',' "''"" tue MARKET
.,m, a. ,,,'' ' ","''n PaSsaic
;n "',''"S"r' " was from the
tbr hn. ni,n " W., "r"Sc mat
yr.tcrL,, '" '"'o INC water
go, '"''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21

Knox said at 4 news conference.
The escort carriers. of ap-
proNimairlN 10000 tons replace
mcnt each. have hcCn one OF The
most potent weapons against The
Germans in the Atlantic.
Knox pointed out that with
the delivery ui The deadly little
craft Ia The frI.ish. fifty remain
states fleet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
W EAE HalE

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fa;r - partly CLOUDY and
slightly colder tonight: Wcdrcs-
day increasing clOudincss and
slightly warmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21
Nazis Fight:
Back In Hotel
AT Casino

with thr Fifth Army AT CAS-
Sin". March 21.-(AP-ticrman
troops fought their way back
mt" the wrcrkci Continental
h"tci today. Enemy defense, in
III" southwestern part OF Casino
ana III the hills behind. >tiffcnrd
As 1T. Gen. Richard T.. Hcidrirh,
commander of the first German
parLrhnic troop division. tried
To- make good his boast that Inc
would throw the Allies out of
{ ...Si,n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-21

lnc"n'.I3lcd reports from
N'"'ir"!m said That two Ruman-
IAN H!"iSi0nS were among the
lHr"r I'll" ''"rriars had sent into
fun'aiF. nd 'hrf they :, "rr de-
i'S T;ri.!y.s italy IT the Hum
E.IL.:-..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-09
uIlIUMz
Do you have poor digestion!
DO you feel headachy after eating!
% you get sour Or upset easily!
Do YOU feel tired-hstIess!

DO YOU feel hcadachy and upset due to
poorly digestcd food? TO feel cheerful
and happy again your food must be
digestcd properly.
Each day. Nature must produce about
two pints OF a vital digestive juice TO
help digest your food. It Nature fails.
your food may remain undlGcsted-
leaving you headachy and irritable.
Therefore. you must increase the How
Of this digestive juice. Carriers Little
Liver Pills increase this flow quickly -
often in "a little as 80 minutes. And.
you're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aida 70
counteraCt indigcstion-when Carriers
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma
lures own order. Take Cartsr's Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any
drugstore. Only Zoe and 25f.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-09
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9, 1914

Industry Foundations North Caro-
lima Committee, show the industry
S5.32l.3-' -. To- the Federal GOV
eminent. S2.o28. $685. - the State
and Sl5O.OOO 10 counties. cities and
.-A,nS of Tho state.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
rHIRTY.DAY rURLoUGH

Cpl James Harrison. son OF
Mrs. Matte l.. Harrison OF Texar-
kama, Ark. who has served three
years overseas, Is spending part of
his 30-day furlough in Detroit,
where he made his home prior to
his induction. Cpl. Harrison has
seen action in Australia and New
Guinea. While in Detroit he is
stopping with friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Keels. 1858 Chestnut street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
HIGHLAND PARK

the most historical as we'll as veal
.hiest families in Essex County.
Mrs. WALES is a direct descendant
OF the early race refugees who fled
and were the very first Negroes in
Canada. Mr.. Wales, the son OF
free slave, lied with his father ut
the age OF seven after serious
trouble in the state of Indiana. AS
a young man he was lover of the
soil and settled in Pruce. then a
denA forest. With a hand AK, he
cut the trees and cleared for Guilt
walton one hundred acres OF rich
farm lands. In later years he be-
came one Of the RICHEST Negroes in
Essex County, owning several
thousands of dollars worth Of farm
ing implements Today there 10 .
well OF sulphur water on his lands.
Nine children were born TO the
couple who are all well-to-do cit
izens of Canada. The uncountable
grandchildren. great-grandchildren
and great-great- ACKNOWLEDGMENT will
ever keep the name OF the WALES
family for generations to come.
Mrs. Calvin Stokes was also a
recent visitor OF Mrs. Lottie Lee
Hazards 10 Canada. where they
enjoyed the bountifulness of the
Pruce Street Baptist Church Re-
treat Celebration. When Mr..
Lewis Eggleston returned from his
visit in the South he was accom-
panied by Mrs. Rosie Sims. the
mother OF Mrs. Eggleston and An
iionette Sims. The sisters were de-
lighted with the surprise visit OF
their mother, as were Dolores and
LangleSton her grandchildren. 3.
While here with her daughter. Mrs.
Egsleston visited her son in Buff
falo. NY. and visited the Falls
enroute back TO Detroit. Mrs
Simms was the recipient OF sever
al luncheon and tea dates before
her departure homeward
Rev. S. Marion Riley will be the
speaker at the Methodist (FirsD
Church in Lagrange. Ind. Mrs.
Riley and baby. Phyllis. will ac-
company him. From LAGRANGE they
will return by the way OF Bristol,
Ind, 10 visit the Reverend's par
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

Mrs. Jane williams Of Dallas.
Texas. won first prize In the
Dress Designers contest Fri.
day At the Detroit City Hall
auditorium. Mrs. Williams was
the only Negro snirani and
has won the contest for the
last three years. Her award
was q $4,000 war bond. Other
prizes she has won included
a $1,000 cash prize in Boston
and q $1,000 bond in New
York. She Is 4 high school
graduate and has studied tail
oring and sewing. She has
never studied designing. Mrs.
williams will leave for Can
ada TO design clothes for the
Dionns quintuplets shortly.
In the photo the designer
wears q dress of her own de-
signs - black crepe with dog
faces in beads.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
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Observe 36th
Anniversary Of
Their Weddinq

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. White were
honored on their thirty-sixth
wedding anniversary with a re-
ception at the home Of Mrs.
Theresa Harris OF Rosedale,. given
by Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Ella Sween-
ey and Mrs. Lucille Washington.
A cut-work lace tsblecloth COW
cred the dining-room table CEN
tered with pink roses flanked by
pink candles. The centerpiece was
reflected in the mirror on which
il rested. Mrs. White was dressed
in black crepe trimmed with Sc
quins and wore silver accessories.
The hostesses were dressed in
dinner gowns Of becoming FASH
ion. A tasty menu was served and
many useful gifts were received
by the couple. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Mary Dowell and
Miss Betty Lou Sweeney.
Guests present included: Mrs.
Cleo Boatman. Rosa Chambers,
Myrtle Beck, Mary Dowell. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Custard. Flossie Gard
ner. Mrs. James Steele, Mrs. w.
A. Prince, Fannie Sampson. Char
lie Mae Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Washington. Mrs. N. N. Nor
'rison. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill
man, Lillian Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Muse, Knots Harris.
Cpl. and Mrs Arthur Hurd. v.
Militia. Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Smith.
Mrs. Grant Green, Mrs. A. B.
Seymour, Mrs. Walter Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Nicholas. Sara Penning-
ton. Sadie Wallace. z. Hinkle and
many others.