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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
Anniversary
Banquet Friday
At ST. Cyprians

The joint celebration 80 nc an
riVcrSary Of the. ncp church and
the patron saint ~ = Cyprisu =
Episcopal church IS marked cach
year with fellowship hs0Qlc' IN
which all members - :bc Jar sn
Participate THIS wear thc banquet
Was held FudaN Sep. 80 Win Or
Hartmann IachiNard; as sues;
speaker.
Mistress ~ cercnon.c. vas Mrs
Mary Jones o. NO So-ap'r -
club. tho sponsoring 0rlau.l.'.on
this year Mr. Ross Tay.o sr,yo-
oIcea the speaker who gave q
very forcefu, address Also on the
program was Nj Henry Hsuron
baritone. and the showing e NO
hlmS. Tire presiicn: and other Of
fccrS az ;hc Sorop'.n.s. c..a were
introduced SPECIAL quests we're
the mothers o. Ms II Motley and
Mrs. william Hall and + ana
Mrs. Rckstord Meyers. OF ST
Matthews Episcopal church, who
spoke the boncd cton
Among ihc many quests and pa
r4Sh members present were Nj
and Mrs r Coleman. Nj. and Ms
Lindsay Oclc,by Mrs Dean p
Mohr II, Nj Dempsey " Nor
Gan j. Reynolds Ozlcsby Ms
Nal!!e Walker Sr. Mr. Gcor.e
Walker Mr. and Mrs a Coxhela
Mrs Alma Mann, Mrs Arthur
GoldSby Mrs Floyd DIrGl. and
son, Kenneth AIRY and Mrs VII
lis Graves. NJ and Mrs Arthur
Tomlinson, Major and Mrs Roy J
Morton Mrs Esther Dadc. who is
doing social work IN Benton Har-
Dor and came down especially for
the banquet, Mr. ana Ms Ross
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs William Hall. |
Mrs. Rose Richards and son. Max. !
Mrs Joyce Smith. NJ and Mrs
II Bonney. Mrs Burre. Garter. |
Mrs. Madeline Fowler, Mr. and |
Mrs Jack Danlap. Clara Mitchum. |
Elizabeth Malone. Lav.na b. n. |
Mrs Nina Stafford. Mrs. Richard
Bright. Dorothy Weiss Jackie
Dunlap. Mr.. and MIS- William
Reed. Mrs Margsre; Davidson.
Mrs. Thelma Jones. Glostcr 3
Current, Mrs Jennie Young, Mr.
Albert Somery!lle. Katherine
Siraughter, Mrs. VI Maxwell, Mrs.
Ernest Ca5lle. and others too
numerous 10 mention
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
Officer Honored
Bv Eastern Stars

Mrs. Blanche Green. Of l57
TroWbridge avenue. associate ma
tron of Sincerity Chapter No. 5.
Order of the Eastern Star. was
honored at birthday party given
for her by Sincerity Chapter No
at the home of the worthy ma
iron, Mrs. Lula Baker, 958 Eliot
street. Friday evening.
A large group OF Mrs. Green's
family from out-of-town we're
present along with members and
friends of Detroit. The gifts from
the chapter, family and friends,
we're numerous and lovely.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
Beauty Operators
In Dance, Revue


The Detroit Association OF Beau
ty Operators will sponsor their
fall dance at the Masonic Temple.
275 E. Ferry, on Nov. 5, 9 pm. to 2
a m. Special features of the eve
ming will be the Beauty Shop
Owners Ball and Cabaret Party
and couture revue. Music will be
furnished by Vann Moseley and
| his orchestra.
The beauty shop owner selling
the highest amount OF tickets over
$500 will receive $4,000 in cash
A second prize Of $4,000 will be
aWarded and third prize OF
$500
Prize-winning couture will be
awarded a loving cup For reser-
vations call Ca. 34l2 or Tel l-l120
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The SOCiaLPunOrun1u
BY vivlENNE

tie opponent for the fifth conSccu.
t,Vc year what makes the Si,ua-
ton 50 funny IS the defeated cen
'lemen boasts OF being a bridge
shark and even tries 10 teach it.
i; 4 x
Miss Mann new assistant at the
John r USO. is winning a warm
spot IN the hearts Of Dc'roiters
And speaking of the USO. Mrs
Charles Davis Of Burns avenue. is
one Of It's most ardent workers
!; = Z
Mr. and Mrs. I. Ward Coleman
New Workers. are visiting in De.
'roit They also vacafioned in his
toric and quaint Quobec/
i; !: 81
Theodos.a Pullom/is another Dc.
troiter in the Popular Gotham
city.
* - \
Home. FOR the duration is Lucin.
da Jackson White Lucinda is a
brand now nurse, having recently
completed training AZ Harlem Hos
rital in New York City.
x =: ::
We itcmed a tow issues back
that tho George Coles took ,rin
20 Chicago, which was wrong
They went to Mackinac on a
cruise.
!: 4 :;
Mrc InVV.y TYA1,A-
avenue entertained in honor of
Mrs. Exum OF St. Louis last Fri
day evening at her home. Mrs. FIX.
nm is house guest OF Mrs. Roberta
Johnson.
!: x X
A few Of Detroit's football low
ers who took in the Indiana Mich.
loan game SATURDAY. were: Charlec
Wartman. Lester NcFall. "Foots'
Green, and Russell Cowan Sr. and
Jr.
* x *
Ann Gonez-N knight brought
some exquisite perfume back home
from the island Of Jamaica. II is
so lasting that drop lasts for
months Quite a treat now with
high prices. etc.
x =: x
Cute Elizabeth Bremen. a former
West Virginia resident is making
rapid progress as director OF the
North West branch of the Urban
League
!: x x
I ONLY HEARD
NV wife sent me 20 BUY
chicken. not 10 meet one,
X X \:
See that super wolf getting
ready for the kill"
* !; =:
And that's all, folks; See you at
the Sigma Fashion Show at the
Art Institute.
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VISITOR DEPARTED

Miss Gloria Eggleston Of Mem
phis. Tenn, who has been in De-
troit for the past two months. left
Tuesday evening for Chicago. where
she will spend a few days before
returning TO her home early in
October. She plans to take a gradu-
ate course at Columbia university
in the spring Miss Eggleston was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07

Nash. Jr.. OF Eas$t Lafayette have
just returned from Nashville and
Chattanooga, Tenn. where they
were visiting Mrs, Walkers mother
in-law. sisters and daughter. Albert
Walker is employed by the city of
Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
PERSONALS
TOURING WEST

Miss Barbara (Babe) Talbot.
government employee in Inkster,
left the city a month ago for an
extended vacation. She stopped
enroute in Mexico and Fort Hua-
chuca. Miss Talbot will remain in
California another month.
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RETURNS FROM EAST

Miss Eula Bell. 2i6 Hendrie street.
has just returned from New York
City, where she visited her cousin,
Mrs. Sallie Jackson Before return
ing 10 the Motor City. she spent
a few days in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FALL VACATION

Mrs. Matilda Hudson and her son
Napoleon. Jr., are vacationing in the
Southland Accompanying them i:
Mrs. Hudson's niece, Leona K. Jen'
kins.
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VISITING HUSBAND

Mrs. Laura "Mosely nee Deanl
is in Abeline, Texas, visiting her
husband, Pvt Robert l., Mosely,
who is stationed at Camp Banke-
ley. She will remain in Texas a
month.
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FFTES VISITOR

Mrs Leeda Nicholas Of 606l STAN
ford avenue entertained Mossrs.
Richard and John Storey OF Pen
Sacola. Fla, with a buffet supper
Thursday The Storey brothers
were entertained Friday at dinner
at the home of their cousin. Mrs.
Gray of Ecorse. They left Satur-
day for Chicago, from whence they
will return to their home. In Chi
cago they were joined by Mrs.
| Nicholas and Mrs. Gray. Other
courtesies were extended then
while in the city
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- - -
RETURNS TO CAMP

Pvt. George Woods Bey returned
10 Camp Reynolds. Pa. where h,
is stationed after a fifteen-day fur.
Tough spent with his parents ane
family This was his first furiougt
since his induction eleven month";
ago
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
PEOPLE ARE INTERESTING


Most Of MS THINK VIC know oui
friends very we'll. but sometime,
there arc little known facts about
them that we overlook. For in
stance, peoples hobbies prove 10
be very interesting Here are some
little known facts about well
| known reople YOU know:
BERNlCE RIMMER. pretty clerk
in the public school system. is
quite an artist-makes very good
sketches PAULINE MILTON. AL
MA WARD and CORRINE, MAR
TIN are all adept At DESIGNING J.
F McC ALL and ST. CLAIR BILL
UPS SR are outstanding poets
JULIA BRADLEY, EVELYN SOL
ONON-M NTJOY. and CON-
STANCE MILLER-BENJAMIN are
fine actresses who are now maxi
ine career OF being mothers
LESTER MCCALL. football star
and actor, is now an inspector for
the government
DR.. p B Gamble. DR. Ernest II
Johnson. Frank Burton and Jetty
Pullom are gentlemen who know
their music They lean toward
The classical side LOUISE Ed
WARDS is an amateur photogra-
pher ~ rank On the "boosie-
woo7ie' side. Melvin Kulbaki and
Charles Wartman excel. Wart-
mans friends cali him the Duke"
:; y *
RFILFS AND
SCHOOL RELIES
A~nes Moore. pretty daughter
,of D. and Mrs J w. Moore. and
Isabel Jackson. re-en,ered the Uni
yersi'y Of Michigan as seniors this
fell.
Blrnev watkins. daughter Of the
J p Watkins. ont Chandler way.
LET FOR finishing school in the
eas' 20 matrcu.ate in Social Sci
encc.
=
F~ra cox Carter niece 81 the
Waite House on Woodland and
. nc"co~~~ 20 De'voi'. ie an en-
so.'ce "a; Vine In vers.iv.
NOTE
Esd,e Evans. medical student at
Nc1arry is IN town trying 10 per-
s1aae rs parents TIA, he needs
car 20 drive around Nashville.
= = =
Jesse S'eva-' enthusiastic
bon. his drv ,sip TO New York
Civ Hes ono Of our handsome
protectors u tho l,u,
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MOTOR TO FLORIDA

Messrs. Robert and Wins Winget.
Mary Patllo. Rosa Marshall and
Mrs. Leeda Nichols OF 606l Stan
ford motored TO Pensacola. Fla, for
visit with the parents of the
Wingets. Rev. w S Winset and
other relatives and friends.
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JOINT BIRTHDAY

JOINT BIRTHDAY
Reuben J. Patton and Ms VI
Carey were honored at joint
birthday party at the Club 666 Sat.
urday evening Packard employee:
gave the party and among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil'
liam Cant, Ernest Carey. Beatrice
Oien, Tom Cant and Miss SylvE
Dow. of Dallas, Texas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07

VISIT IN TENNESSEE
Mrs. Lena Walker and son. Al
bert, with her grandson, Cleveland
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

GREATEST NAVAL BATTLE Of he Ruon- War took
ploee Moy 2729 off fhe island Of Shmo Korea
and he eoosf Of Japan involved fhe oee Boe fleet Of Admired
Roesven which had steamed for the Far Eosf the preceding
October for fhe relief OF bee9ed PORT Arthur and the imposing
squodons OF Admired Togo After cooling Madagascar and
Evening star., 1944-10-15

'Yes?" Ann became very busy folding
blanket at the foot of the bed.
Yeah came right out and asked 10 know
if it was my eyes he was worried about.
Funny, l felt better after I'd said it. I've been
lying here wondering what they thought,
and not daring to think what knew they
were thinking. But once had it out -"
What did he say?" Ann clung to the foot
of the bed, scarcely breathing.
HE said he thought was suffering from
shock. Can you tie that? Me! Shock! They're
nuts. He said it happens sometimes. The
nerves in the retina or something 90 into
huddle."
Pooh, said Ann, pushing lightness into
her voice that she couldn't feel at all. Shock
isn't anything really. 1t wears of gradually.
Even if your eyes are bunged up for awhile,
you'll be all right. You can't down the Irish.
you know"
She lowered the bed, and he fell into
peaceful sleep. smiling little. What won
derful, wonderful guy, Ann thought. looking
at him. And didn't have the brains Of little
pink striped louse to let him walk right out Of
my life Now he's all wrapped up in his own
beautiful picture of the girl he wants to fall
in love with This will make the second time
I've let him down.
HE early spring sunshine was making happy
little passes at the drawn shades, in playful
attempt to get in. The room was very still.
except for a businesslike shipping, as DR..
Melvin bent over the bandaged head and
carefully, methodically cut the bandages
away. Ann stood over in a corner Of the room.
They had allowed her to come in. She rather
thought Miss Riggs had fixed that. Miss Riggs
was standing by the doctor, watching the
shipping of bandages.
Jerry moved his legs restlessly. You're
takin' helluva long time to cut up few
hunks of gauze, he complained. The Doctor
didn't say anything. He continued cutting
Il hope for your sake you've done job on
this handsome mug of mine" Jerry resumed
after a moment If I've got the merest sug-
gestion of scar I'm going to sue" 1t was
like him to ignore the real thing. The real
possibility they were hoping 50 breathlessly
against.
Ann began to feel faintness, as she saw
the last of the bandages being shipped away.
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1944-10-15

unless shock has affected the nerve strands
somewhere in the BRAIN shouldn't be telling
you this, you know"
Yes But it's important that know"
'Why?" Miss Riggs looked up curiously.
Jerry and were well, we were to have
been married"
Oh" was all Miss Riggs allowed herself to
say.
Ann returned to Jerry's room. Almost two
days to wait. Jerry seemed to know, too. She
wanted to 60 to him, to reassuue him. But
that was absurd. OF what could she reassure
him? Nothing. They must wait.
When she entered his room, he was sitting
propped up in the little bed, possibly doing
- she couldn't tell Those ridiculous band
ages made him look like mummy. Only his
voice was alive. ''Hiya, Butch" he waved
gayly.
Top O. the maurnin' to ye, Lieutenant -
she greeted him.
Same to you, Sis" he returned. You
know, I've finally doped it out"
-"Doped what out?" she asked.
What you look like. I've been putting
things together. such as lifting voice and
pattering feet and the odor of quiet perfume
- and I've got it."
Just what have you got?" she demanded.
Five foot three of blonde hair and green
eyes," he told her with satisfied smile
well, you need brushing up on your addi-
ton then I'll have you know I'm no blonde.
Blondes fade"
yeah, that's point all right. Personally.
never cared much for blondes myself. But
knew brunette once, and she didn't work
out so well either"
"You don't say" AIMS breath came in
quick folds hidden behind her light tone.
''She didn't believe in love" Jerry volun-
teered.
"A likely story. What girl doesn't believe
in love?"
'Oh, it was all right with her if she could
have it the way she wanted it. When she
couldn't, she wouldnt play. Nice girl, though"
he added wistfully.
"She sounds like a spoiled brat to me"
Ann declared with surprising vehemence.
Possibly - but l think she just hadn't
grown up yet Maybe she has by now,
though Oh. yes, the Doctor was in first
thing this morning, he veered to new topic.
Evening star., 1944-10-15

voice like that was doing while said cad was
making passes at her? And you've overlooked
the important point - that aforementioned
gal hadn't met up with one Jerry Doran. the
Jerry Doran who holds all the luck of the
Irish right in his great big fist
I'VE had it back and forth pretty hot and
heavy there for awhile. I'm sorry to lose the
ten, but it was worth il, and his big mobile
mouth began a wicked grim
Ann was busy tidying the already tidy
room. while Jerry was monologuing. When he
paused. she changed the subject quickly.
What did DR.. Melvin say?" she asked.
They're taking the bandages off in few
days." he told her, without much conviction
You know, didn't care much for the Docs
tone of voice l suspect he was doing lot OF
gest,ming between what he was saying and
what he was thinking. have sneaking sus-
picion they don't like the color of my eyes"
What do you mean?" Ann asked on a
breath. She knew though, quite suddenly,
what he did mean. Jerry was afraid. afraid
he wouldn't be able to see when they removed
the bandages.
Skip it," he told her, and lapsed into
morose gloom, which Ann tried to dispel with
light chatter. His former teasing gaiety was
gone, and as she looked at him. her heart
weighted drearily within her. Jerry blind!
Those laughing, humorous blue eyes, dulled
and lifeless. Ann left the room with tears in
her throat threatening to choke her..
Was this to be the destiny OF the man she
had loved? Whom she still loved. She knew
now that it was true. The year since they had
parted seemed to telescope into nothingness,
and she was standing before him, defiant,
arrogant. blazing with an anger born of the
first Illustration of her life. That was when he
told her he was joining the Army Air Corps,
and he thought it was wiser to postpone their
marriage until he came back. She shrank
now from the memory of those soaring, bitter
moments, when she had delivered her ulti-
matum: Either marriage then and there or
not at ALL His pride had refused such an
order He had turned quickly and left, and
she could not call him back
She had been thinking of little else except
Ann, then All she knew was that something
she wanted was to be withheld from her.
That had never happened to her before, and
she hadn't grown up enough then to know
she couldn't always 60 on having exactly
what she wanted. 1t was miserable con-
spiracy which had let her believe 50 for 50 long.
People don't change" he would have said.
''You only change as you grow, and once the
pattern is set, it takes more than guy going
off in a bomber to re-cut the pattern" But
he'd been wrong. She had re-cut the pattern.
she knew she had grown up.
Two days before the bandages were to be
removed, she talked with the crisp, remote
nurse, Miss Riggs, who had been attending
Jerry most of the time. In spite of her crisp
Evening star., 1944-10-15

about the way he had covered the Reynolds
divorce case. How he had dug up material
better left buried, and then, because he had
soft Irish heart, and because young girl had
cried. he'd tossed it away and was nearly
fired from his paper when he was scooped.
The little history would say that Gerald
Doran was twenty-five, red hair, blue eyes,
six-foot two Unmarried. Perhaps it would
MT say unmarried. Quickly Ann looked at
the sheet. Yes, unmarried. No living rela-
tives.
She put the personal history back in the
file and returned to the ward. Mechanically,
she snoothed pillows, turned patients, gave
medicine, and smiled and chatted with the
men. When she came in, they invariably
focused their attention on her, each waiting
expectantly for her to come to his bedside
with quip or laugh.
"Hiya, Babe?"
''Hiya, Soldier?'
What's bsazzin'?"
Plenty. Chum, but it's big military
secret. III give you note to the Generals
Lady when you leave She'll give you the real
dope"
HE foolishness went on from one cot to
the next Not very funny, really. Not very
funny when you were facing an amputation,
next day, perhaps; or had just been told you
wouldn't be going back to the front A wheel
chair for you. pal, for the next six months,
maybe year. No, it wasn't funny, but the
men found in AIMS smile and camaraderie,
and especially in her diminutive loveliness,
something sweet and precious, and they
reached out to it.
She didn't get back to Jerry until the next
day. The chart reported his condition re-
markably improved Temperature down,
pulse normal. Almost the moment she entered
the room, he seemed to know who she was.
You're the irregular one" he announced
with satisfaction.
Irregular? That sounds like defamation
of character to me-" she told him with a
smile in her voice.
mo. slander. But you admit you aren't
the regular nurse, don't you?"
Guilty" she replied. 'You might say I'm
from the extra-curricular department
'You can say that again, Sister! But how
about name? Or do they give you num-
ber?"
Quickly she thought - don't tell him now.
1t might not be good for him. 1t might bring
things back Things he doesn't want back.
All she could think of in hurry was Mabel.
She said, Mabel"
'"1HAr is undoubtedly the harshest injus-
tice what was ever done such beautiful
Evening star., 1944-10-15

"WhAt did he Say7"
Ann chung to the
foot Of the bed ...
scarcely bresthIng
Evening star., 1944-10-15

s'IHAr is undoubtedly the harshest injus-
tice what was ever done such beautiful
voice." he commented. Personally, should
prefer Butch or Slug. More refined, too"
Il suppose it's all in the way you look at
it," she observed.
You're damned right. suspect you're
married, too" he stated with an air of resig-
nation.
NO" she admitted.
Nor He almost raised himself up in bed,
as if he would try to see her.
'You wouldn't kid me, lady? You see"
he resumed more calmly. me and my alter
ego have been having quite an argument
about it ever since yesterday says to my
alter-ego, says, Listen, you jerk, I'll bet
you ten to one that girl with voice like
that is already in the clutches of some design
ing cad.'
Then my alter-ego would come right back
and say, And what do you think gal with
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ECORSE DOINGS

rad are again on the increase It
IS also reported that bootleg
LIQUOR may he i2 part response
bic Last week. couple Of the
local lads we're caught with sew
eral gallons IN their car. The po-
licf are pretty busy these days.
Mrs Nahnda Patterson. OF
Memphis. Teun.. was the week
en- guest ~ her cousins. Mrs. A.
CASTOR and Mrs. F Burton.
First Baptist Church
The Rev j. p. Davis the pas
t7r took his text sunday morn
inr from Exodus 4ls, subject.
BE 4 Voice For Cod" Several
lovely selections were sung by
ne Pastors chorus Mrs Myrtle
Robinson Joined the church roll i.
The REV Mr. Brooks was a visit
ire minister
me Fiist Baptist church vii
have tables at the picnic on May
~ at tho Recreation Field on
Sixteenth street
Building Of the auditorium OF
First Baptist IS expected 10 be
started soon
The fourth SUNDAY will he biz
day ~ the Miller school Several
excellon' quartottes viii be there.
The Sunday school opened a.
a'3o I'm by Superintendent
Iiagers All teachers we're pres
ont Visitors included Juanita
Sanders Henrietta King and
others They Joined The Sunday
school There were 90 IN attend
auce Mr Shepherd conducted the
service. Mildred Reddick IS church
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

st session OF said Court. held
az The Court House IN the City
Of Detroit County Of Wayne, State
OF Michigan On May -, 1914.
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. circuit Judge.
II appearing by affiiavit At
tachcd hereto. that me Defendant.
I.avcnia Franklin. IS not rest
dent of the state Of Michigan. and
that her last known address was
2i5o North Eighth street Mil
waulsce. Wisconsin.
OK MOTION OF ALONZO d.
PETTIFORD. Attorney for the
Plaintiff. Charles Franklin:
IT is ORDERED. that The said
Defendant. Layenta Franklin. en-
ter her appearance in this cause
on or before three months from
the date 81 this order. or that the
said Bill OF Complaint be taken
as confessed. and that the said
order be served and published. as
required by law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy)
.cAsPAR J iTNGEMAN, Clerk.
~ Dan wOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk. 5-27-7-e