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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14

| Slater; second honor roll: Mar,
Lois Barnett, David Valencia, Rich
ard Gordon.
Fifth grade, teacher, Mrs. Sybil
Gammage; first honor roll: Bonnyt
Mcfarland, Bonnie Patterson
Kathleen McCleery, Margaret Hig
ginbotham; second honor roll
Elaine Kent, Buster Holland, Billy
Grow, Don Henry, Coralie Clark
Wanda Terry.
Fifth grade, teacher, Miss Loi:
Wiese; first honor roll: BettS
June Turley; second honor roll:
Allen Thompson, Glynn Boyce
Melba Simpkins.
Fifth grade, teachers, Mrs. Mar
garet Johnson, Mrs. Mary Fisher;
first honor roll: Lois Jean Nc
Flyer; second honor roll: Bertha
Espinosa, Ida Viola, Daphne Mill
wee, Orvan Whitson.
Sixth grade, teacher, Mrs. Evan
geline Garrison; first honor roll:
Marilyn Carrell, Raymond Camp
bell, Sarah Simpson, Dayle Grif
fin, Joellen Jones, Veronica, Baker
Tommy Clark, Doris Harmon;
second honor roll: Leslie Dugan
Clifford Haugh, Jack Mcdonald,
Lee Mauldin, Wayne Ritchey.
Sixth grade, teacher, Mr.. John
Rocker; first honor roll: Glenna
Nunneley, Ernest Milan, Spencer
Simmons, Harold Cashion, Ray
Elan; second honor roll: John
Rhodes, Don Simmons, Thurman
Giles.
Seventh grade, teacher, Mr.. Ali
drew Osborn; first honor roll:
Ray Henry; second honor roll;
Leona Spruell, Charles FreelanG,
Hazel Grow, Annie Simmons, Bet,
ty Gill.
Seventh grade, teacher, Miss
Emma Holbein; first honor roll:
Betty Harold, Bill Steward, Ruth
Carter; second honor roll: Oscar
Bueno, Geraldine Barrios, Billie
Mcmillan, Sam Layn, Marjorie
Livingston.
Eighth grade, teacher, Mrs. Ma
dine Lanier. first honor roll: Ken
meth Lee Dyer, Pauline Appel,
Vera Sellers, Bess Nassau, Jimmy
Vidano, Ann Jellison, Rhama Stur-
geon, Patsy Johnson; second hon.
or roll: Gene Ong, Evelyn Atkison,
Mary Lou Dobson, Jewel Harris,
Helen Wuertz, Ray Jackson, Bon
ME Anderson, Margaret Dawson,
Mary Jean Ford, Jackie lies,
George Dowdle, Douglas McEuen.
Eighth grade, teacher, Mr.. M. E.
Merrill; first honor roll: Leola
Darlington, Earlene Mauldin, Bet
ty Lawrence, Reba Rhodes; second
honor roll: Marion Haugh, Bill
McSwain, Juanita Lewis, Melvina
Turley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14

keeper and secretary at Farmers
Mutual Gin and plans to continue
her work.
1t. Van Dusen is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Van Dusen of Vic
toria, B. G. He is a graduate of
University of British Columbia
and entered the armed forces Sep
tember l, 1910. following which he
was sent to Florence POW Camp.
Recently he was transferred to
Shreveport, Louisiana, from where
he arrived March 9th on three
weeks leave. He will report for
duty April IS, following which he
expects to leave for overseas duty.
After the wedding there was
reception at the home Of Miss
Naomi G. Naples for close friends
and members of the family.
The young couple had brief
honeymoon in Phoenix. After her
husbands departure, Mrs. Van
Dusen will continue to make Eer
home with her parents.
-O- ...,
SUBSCRIBE TO THE RED CROSS
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14
Jack Stonehocker,
Dick Ware, Hosts
At Birthday Party

Jack Stonehocker and Dick
Ware, tie sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Ware, respectively, cele-
brated their 18th birthdays with
joint picnic supper at Casa
Grande ramada picnic grounds on
Monday evening.
Those present were members OF
Mrs. Melvin Gammage's fifth
grade, their teacher, Mrs. Gam
mage, the hosts Sunday School
teacher, Mrs. A. P. Dow, Dicks
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ware
of Glendale, Martin and Ruth John
son, Lonny Wallace, Billy Don Har-
rell, Phoebe Ann Dow, Paul Dow,
and tie boys mothers. At the
conclusion of the party Jacks sis
ter Oralie, who is convalescing
from rheumatic fever, was brought
out in a wheel chair to join the
group for a short time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14

ed six pounds fourteen and hall
ounces and was born at Florence
hospital. They have named him
George Scott, Jr.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian EnglebrfgEt
became the parents of a baby
daughter on Friday, April 7th. She
weighed eight pounds and was
born at Coolidge hospital.
BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Colson be-
came the parents of a baby boy
on Friday, April 7th. He weighed
eight pounds fifteen ounces and
was born at Coolidge hospital.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Lewis became
the parents of badly daughter
on Friday, April 7th. She weigh
ed seven pounds four ounces and
was born at Coolidge hospital. i.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Rains became
the parents of baby daughter on
Saturday, April Sth. She was born
at Coolidge hospital.
BABY BOY
Pvt. and Mrs. Everette Weaver
became the parents of a baby boy
on Sunday, April 9th. He weighed
eight pounds and was born at Cool
idge hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14

The first and socend honor roll
of Coolidge elementary schools
have a total of one hundred anC
tEirty-eight honor students for th'
fifth six-week period of the schoo
year. according to announcement
this week of w. d. Kirby, super
intendent. The honor roll follows
First grade, teacher, Miss Ev;
Harris; first honor roll: Susannt
Bartos, Reba 10 Higginbotham
Gregory McCleery, Mary Anne
Kennedy, Bertha Ann Harrell, Joe
Kent, Patricia Wrenn; second Ion
or roll: Bette Cullins, Larry Scott
Margaret Ann Raver.
First grade, teacher, Mrs. Mar
garet Ross; first honor roll David
Pullen, Ruby Wofford, Maxine Hol
land, Fern Robertson; second
honor roll: Barbara Scudder
Floyd Purgeson, Lillian Simpson
Gearline Gather.
First grade, teacher, Mrs. Alice
Fay; first honor roll: Annette
Loftin; second honor roll: Harold
Adney, Margaret HURT.
Second grade, teacher, Mrs. Alice
Fay; second honor roll: Neil LOT
tin.
Second grade, teacher, Mrs
Elene Hicks; first honor roll:
Jerry Ann Carol, Onita Clark
Harold Cooper, Lenore Keith, Ter
~ Mauldin, Berneda Cashion, Dar
lene Cole, Clarence Gibson, Mar
ion Lincoln, Ralph Sheriff.; sec
ond honor roll: Alan Griffin, Tom
my lies, Alta Mae Lawrence, Eu
gene Hodges, Lenora Slater.
Third grade, teacher, Mrs. Es
tella Sheriff.; second Eonor roll:
Dwight Adams.
Third grade, teacher, Miss Lu
ellie Briscoe; first honor roll:
Earlene Hicks, Billy Woods, Flor
ence Ong. Martha Luelling, Betty
Foreman, Eugenia Kirk a n d
Yvonne Chimits, Gayle Dawson
Sharon Cleveland, Joyce Ann Gil
deon, Margaret Baker, Ina Reed
Eugene Smith, Dalton Cole, Zyl
pha Waldrip, Joan Hohmann; sec
ond honor roll: Nancy Gammage
Tony Wilson, Edith Moore, Joey
Dyer, Richard Morris, Geraldine
Holland, Dick Humphries.
Fourth grade, teacher, MIR. Ralph
Dyer; first honor roll: Lois West
Betty Jean Riddle, Ada Lou Jor.
don; second honor roll; Dorothy
Lee, Lurene Nasser, Edith Engle'
bright.
Fourth grade, teacher, Miss AL
len; first honor roll: Elva Aros,
Mary 10 Duff, Charlotte Hough,
Betty Taylor, Lena Wofford, Billie
Farquhar, Donald Mcdonald, 10
Anne Christensen, Elodia Gomez
Ilene Kent, Betty Bob Waddle,
Jackie Cooper, ]. R. Jones, Bert
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14

milton; agriculture and CONNER
cial fishing.
processing of food; forestry, log
ging, numbering, and forest indus
tries; construction; coal mining
metal mining.
Nonmetallic mining and proc
essing and quarrying; smelling
refining and rolling of metal, ano
scrap salvage; production of met
al shapes and forgings; finishing
of metal products; production OF
industrial and agricultural equip
ment.!l.
Production of machinery; pro
ductien of chemicals and allied
productse; production of rubber
products; production of leather
products; production of textiles.
Production of apparel; produc-
ton of stone, clag and glass prod
ucts; production of petroleum,
natural gas and petroleum and
coal products, production of fin
ished lumber products; production
of transportation equipment.
Transportation services; pro-
duction of pulp, paper and mate
rials for packing and shipping
products; production of communi-
cation equipment; communication
services, - including - publication;
heating, power, water supply and
services.
Repair services; health and well
fare services; educational services;
technical, scientific, and manage
ment services.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14
Essential Activities
For 4-Fs Listed By
Hershey And McNutt

For the benefit of Pinal county
men who are in class 4-F, the fol-
lowing is a list of essential acti-
vities in which Paul McNutt, man
power head, and Lewis B. Hershey,
draft director, urge ATS to seek
employment:
Production of aircraft and parts;
production of ships, boats, and
parts; production of ordnance and
accessories; production of ammu-
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-14
One Hundred Thirty.eight Pupils
On Elementary Schools Honor Roll

Seventy-eight have first honor roll and sixty
have second honor roll for fifth six weeks
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Small Children Should Not Have

Coffee, tea, wine and beer
or soda fountain drinks.
Candy regularly. One or
two pieces may be given
occasionally after the mid
day meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

FOOD of any kind between
meals, unless prescribed
by the doctor.
Rich foods, such as pie,
cakes, pastry and preserves.
Fried foods and nuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

SCALP opoR-that's what her hair
brush would have told her il she
had checked up. Too late. now.
He's gone.
So many women don't realize
that the scalp perspires, too
that hair-and particularly oily
hair absorbs unpleasant odors.
Yes, you can have scalp odor- and
not knor Il.
But its easy to be safe-just by
using Packers Pine Tar Shampoo
regularly. Especially developed to
keep hair and scalp fresh and clean.
this gentle shampoo contains pure,
medicinal pine tar Its delicate pine
scent does its work-then diSap-
pears, leaving the hair soft and
fragrant.
Don't take a chance-and risk
losing romance. Use Packers Pine
Tar Shampoo regularly. You can
get it at any drug,
department or ten ~.=-
cent store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Party Menus for Children Of Five TO Ten

Plate With Serving of Omeet and
Chopped Cooked Vegetable
Jelly Sandwiches Whole Wheat Enriched Bread
Lettuce Sandwiches Nut Bread
Glass of Milk
Strawberry Ice Cream and Cooky
Minced Beef Chicken
Baked Dreamed Potato
Chopped Carrots String Beans
Small Whole Wheat Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Glass of Milk
Strawberry Whip and Star Cooky
Small Chicken Meat Patties
Mashed Potatoes Buered Carrots
Small Assorted Sandwiches
Chocolate Milk Shake
Orange Merngue Pudding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
4Deco1atxow Da4
Pa4tZM 0la2Rsss
By FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

any year is hardly an
- occasion for gaiety
for grown-ups, and this is
especially true this May
when the score has not yet
added up TO Victory.
But children need parties
and fun all through the
year, with or without a holi-
day as excuse for the occa.
sion. Also they know the
significance of our patriotic
anniversaries. So in your
community's celebration let
them listen to the serious
speeches about war and
heroes. Afterwards let
them have fun In a party
of their own, on the porch
or lawn, or in the dining
room. Flags add color to
the table decoration. Paper
hats and red.white-and-blue
favorS can be made by the
children or found at the
five. and dime store.
A Regular Meal
kAOST mothers frown on a
W. party menu served TO
small children other than at
a regular meal time. So TO
keep peace with the Nom
mas of the small fry at
your children's party, serve
nourishing as well as gay
dishes, and make the occa-
sion an early supper.
For children of five to
ten years of age, here are
menus and recipes which
satisfy hunger and yet in
clude partified desserts.
Strawberry Whip
2 packages strawberry
favored gelatin
2 cups berries
Y cup sugar
l pint boiling water
l cup cold water
Dissolve the gelatin in the
boiling water. Add the cold
water and set this aside 10
cool 10 the syrupy stage.
In the meantime wash the
berries, stem and slice them.
Cover with y cup of sugar.
Stir gently until the sugar
is all moistened.
When the gelatin is
syrupy, beat it with a wheel
egg-beater until it becomes
light and fluffy. Add the
berries, mix we'll and place
it in the refrigerator TO set.
Top with Soft Custard
Sauce and additional fresh
berries. This makes ten TO
twelve servings.
Soft CuStard
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon flour
1 cup milk
l egg
1 tablespoon butter, or
fortified margarine
l teaspoon vanilla
Mix the sugar and flour,
stir in the beaten egg and
the milk. Cook in the upper
part of a double boiler over
boiling water, stirring to
prevent Jumping. When the
custard coats the spoon, re-
move from the heat, add
the margarine and the fla
voring. Chill this and serve
it cold on the Strawberry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Stor Cookies

Il cup fortified margarine
l cup sugar
l egg
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

the mixture is light and
fluffy. Sift together the
dry ingredients and add, a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

minutes. Let them cool.
Frost with an uncooked
frosting and before the
frosting Is hardened, sRS n
kle each star with the lie
colored candy shot or
round silver "dragees."
This makes about five
dozen cookies.
The candy shot" and
"dragees" can be bought at
a pastry shop or candy
store. II you have no star
cutter. buy a star at the
stationery shop and use this
as a pattern, cutting the
cookies with a sharp-pointed
knife.
Orange Meringue Pudding
2 cups milk
a teaspoon salt
tablespoon butter Or
fortified margarine
l cup raisins
l teaspoon grated lemon
peel
2 eggs
!, cup sugar
2 cups dry bread
crumbs
2 teaspoons grated orange
peel
l cup orange sections
Combine the milk, beaten
egg yolks, salt. sugar and
butter. Combine the crumbs.
raisins, orange and lemon
peel. Add the milk mix
ture. Blend well. Pour
into six CREASED individual
baking dishes or custard
cups. Bake in a low oven,
325 degrees +. for twenty
five to thirty minutes.
Make a meringue of the
egg whites and four table.
spoons Of sugar. Pile this
on top Of each pudding and
arrange the orange sections
on top of the meringue-~ L
back in the oven TO br ~ al
for fifteen minutes. Thisi
makes six small puddings-
Quick and Eosy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Quick and Easy

A ND don't overlook the
~ quick ice cream pow.
ders, for use in the auto
matte refrigerator as well
as old-fashioned freezer.
They're easy. too.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
Week Of Religious
Emphasis To
Begin March 20

TIE annual Religious Rsnphaxis
Week Wsfi ~ nbuufa ~ the
Mae Paini High school March
~ Through "a alih SERVICES each
Gas u $50 q IA. II vas an.
natggfed.
The pgpkfem ulil be - fni.
Joss Monday. fhs Rev Mentlt
4 Davis 81 East Moss Point ~
charge sbr Rev L & Sensing
II + + I ~ hvw Whana
speaking on The Problems 81
Youth Tuesday ne Rev T
BARTON West If Mos Point Al
Christians Attitude Tousfsi ths
Gospel "Wednesday. ire Rev
S 3 watkins II Eaasswpa
L8fe a Divine Gift THURSDAY.
TIRE Heg v G Whitman Of p
ealaNna IN charge. ilo Rev. i
L Morgan ~ Moss Point apssk
ne on The Strength uf Youth
ard Ffaiay tire fs ! r rsxse
II kfeDie fse Certainty 81
Gods Power
J r. Bishop w1Il - IL rharrr
# Che music ard cooperating
ministers are fia Hey John n
Brock and TIE Rev Andrew J
Bosies % Moss Point and nae
Rex Jewel Golm1an Of kreoie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17

ELEvTN million men u she services
- but one alone whose name foa
neser forges-one alone fof HON You
would Do anything, give anything
Through every dfsarY d. 90 are
buoyed up b thougbss d b~. The iaag
loBely nights afe ; linie les lonely shsn
you can read BIS Letters, - b. Psefafs
upon your bcdsids tahie.
And yet there i . LITTLE 90 ca 80 iof
him. n only you eould bs sufe q hslping
hum when he needs yos most
But yoa ean be sure fofyou eiss = him
when yoa give fbvosgb your Rel Cross.
wherever be may b stationed 10
camp or abroad. 10 dsssn. . jungle q
iy waste. he Red Cross i = hfs SIDE.
Your Red Cross i shefs y r. eos Aads
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
Winners Announced
1T Paralysis Fund
Drive IN County

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a tassl q sIeeaaf Fssultai
fIxsn tBe 6nve skelaAxs u4 rai.
etssfs fsuua pgtafe sbeus ana
ae efain stN Nhieh funds Agt
handled Mpasa Eels Mrs. William
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
Veterans To Elect
Officers Sunday
At Annual Meeting

Elecsisn ard Installation 81 ~
fH9a @sH mark he nesting ~
Veterans ~ Foreign Va No as7a
= m held StsHdnY At - 3 ~
Il ths Jackson County Court
HaHa u Paaag0ala. members ~
tbe organization announced un
Thursday State officers viii o.
present to conduct ne inhtaila
fIafa
Anyone eligible fof member
snip Il urged - siiefld tsas neei
ag Any mar Nno has served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
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csaae 8ese neveUrae n
waiast
NJ and Mrs Fayesse kef
vee aiHnsr msc's saHia - ar.
ard Mf HowSrd 1aaea and
foss Bagfaa
Mr and Ma J J Var Ntfe
dlnnez guests ~ III ana Ms }
Hsnk oNcal on Sunday
Weekend visitors ia ihe hnme
q Miss Chosce Groves NeIe NJ
ass Mrs Mans ~ EseataNn ard
Na@ Lannic Mcdonald g Pas
cagAla
Guests a tag hegne - Rev
ard Mn G. a ~ = on Sunaas
Vefe Mr. ans Mrs. Leslie khol
man and csiidreu ana Mr
Asolph Can 81 EsestsNpa
Mr and Mrs DeHver Lyons
matored e. Mehlie 81 Saturday
Mr. LYONS was suffering from arr
esf nscefion bat va afe happy
h sfalp inst She IS beites ~ TINS
flnse
HI Bernie Bunham eaebrat-
Ell hts birthday On Sunday and
IA mesher. Mrs. Jerusip Bon.
ham. Mr. and Mrs Cag Alien.
and children ard Mr. ana Mrs
CIff Rouse ana children Werc
rs guests ~ dinner
NJ ami Mrs Wilson YsnDey
esaer and Cooper Roberts Ct
Pascagoala were visiting Or and
Mrs. r NJ Roberts "a SUNDAY
afternoon
Among those FROM At Pleasant
attending the organization # tfe
EASTERN Star chapter held n Van.
ceaxe Monday evening WeFe
Mesaames r IS Roteris. Roian5
Ware. Jack Fletcher. @ c Hob
eFhs and Plush Alien
NJ. and Mrs Maurice Taylor
AMI son. Mr and Mrs Ras Rob
ests. FIpr4an Ware ami Marshal
Brady Roberts were PaEoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
NJ. and m wars Enssrtain

The hospltahie home Of MF
snd Mrs ] J Ware was tlls
scene uf s merry gathering 81
Friday evening when > number
~ guests anen q homufi'ui
supper prepared ~ Ms Ware
assisted hs Mr. Rubie Roberte
Group singing was ENJOYED
with Mss Carol Carter - TIE
piano Coffee aaa serves later
~ uau evening Guests wene
Misses MaeRaret Ware. Narsol
Roberts Ard Carol Carter end
Johnsoa Wafe. Bob Irwin Rob
afs Pfc n Weinslsin u Bes-
wmer Aia PIE charies Camp
bell ~ Mekeup1rf Penn PHf
Brsnflee Watkins Of Pacefukae
City Md and PVT Davfs Lewis
Of Mauhenn p The pervaamap
utre from Camp Shelby and afe
members Of the 6ash infantry
Division
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17
You're giving to ne when
you give to the Red Cross"

~hsahs aalsbssaione ahaaaing mafsh
foar He'd Gross i sIssfs Ahsn IS :
lonely 4nd lsm ia souss strange en -
leave.
Your Red Cross ies hsfsftiA taH
gesaA. bed with dsan sheess sbsss.
eosnlsn snd eomnaeaslH - hitn -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Taylor
AM SON Mr and Mrs Ras Rob
ets Flar4an Ware and Marshal
Brady Roberts we're goub
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17

overseas is sny uu ana
soldiers ahe arr - nsNnt HksF
eas asr essknt lcs mse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17

NJ ami Mrs Wilson NanDeY-
asaw and Cooper Roberts Of
pascaEouia were visiting MF and
Ms 4 NJ Roberts 81 SUNDAY
afternoon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-17

Among those from 1T plea n.
sffsudtue the organization II 81,
Eastefn Star chapter held ia Van.
caKe Monday evening uefs
Mesaames r IS Roteria. Holans
Ware Jack Fletcher. @ c Hob-
erfN ana Plush Allen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Marriage Told
At Gay Autumn
Reception SUM-
BY GLADYS MILLS

The reception honoring the mar
raige OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Tanksley was held on Sunday, Sep
TENDER "a. in the Social Room Of
the Lucy Thurman branch YWCA.
between the hours OF and pm.
Mrs. Tanksley is the former Geor-
gia NJ. Nelson. the we'll known
beautician. she and Mr.. Tanksley
were married earlier in the sum-
mer.
For her reception, Mrs. Tanksley.
chose a gown Of palest pink net
and satin. and lush shoulder COR
sage, composed OF two rare orchids.
Hostesses assisting at the affair
were, Miss Emmadean Bell. Mrs. r.
Louise Grooms. Mrs. Rosa Gragg,
Mrs. Russell Conrad. Mrs. William
Summers. Mrs. Csrelton Gaines,
Mrs. Grace Douglass, and Mrs.
Iyone Webb.
The list OF guests included Mr.
and Mrs Howard Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Hubert. Mrs. Mamie
Gordon. Mrs. Elins Nelson, Mrs
Carrie b. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. /. S. Doug
lass. Mrs Sadie Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ Webb. Miss Helen Cotton
David B Day. Mrs. Alberta Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson. Mrs
Lucille Powers. Mrs. Rosa L. Gragg
Mrs Frances Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
William Summers. Frances Hardy
Mrs. Beular Hardy. James Hawkins
Mrs Margaret Wilson. Mr. and Mrs
L. C. Blount. Mr.. and Mrs Claude
] Grooms. Thelma Stanheld, Mr.. anc