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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Capt. And Mrs.
E. Davenport
Honored Sat.

Mrs. ErneStIne Rosenond was
hostess Saturday al a party given
N honor Of Capt, and Mrs. Ernest
Davenport (nee Lucille Rosemord)
her sister-!n-law Also sharing the
Aonors was Bob Landrum OF Chica-
20. III. Games and dancing were
carried on in the basement recrea-
ton room and den. while food was
served IN the dining room buffe;
style. The menu consisted Of salad
bowl, potato chips. hors doeuvres
and liquid refreshment.
Guests who came 10 meet and chat
with the honorees were Justine
Nelson, Regina O'Neal. Helen
Moore, Nathalie Richardson. Frieda
Green Eleanor Jones. Beatrice Stin-
SaFf. Ulysses and Cee.ie Boykins.
Carolyn and King Williams. Geors &c
Cathcari, Johnet,a Starks and her
cute sister, Rev Horace White
James and Ruth Shadcoe, Margare'
Matthews, Myrtle Goldsby. Cloteelt
Paige, A. J. Ohicer. Porter billiard
Samuel Boyea, Sinclair Billups,
"Foots" Green, Marvin DuPre and
many others. The guests remained
until the wee hours. Capt. Daven-
por; is on leave from his station at
Fl Huachuca.
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The Sphinx and Alpha Epsilon
chapter OF Alpha Phi Alpha frater-
nifty, held their eleventh annual
DesakadeSis on last Friday evening
in the ballroom of the Federation
of Labor Temple
Miss Pauline Mckinney. who was
chosen Sweetheart of the Sphinx"
at their sweetheart ball this spring
and Miss Bernice Miller, who rep
resented the Alphas in the Miss De-
troit contest. of which she was win
ner. reigned as queens of the
DesakadesiS.
At an appointed hour. Misses Nc
Kinney and Miller were crowned
by Allan Holland, president of
Alpha Epsilon chapter Of Alpha Phi
Alpha Miss Mckinney was demure
in frothy white ret, made with low
decolltage, and the skirt trimmed
with bows OF frothy white net. Miss
Miller was sweet in palcSt pink net
with three-tiered skirt bordered
with black lace. the fitted bodice
also outlined with the black Lace.
Both crowns were made OF white
carnations.
Leads Alpha Hymn
Cecil Reeves. concert tenor and
member of Alpha Phi Alpha. led
the singing Of the impressive Alpha
hymn.
The affair continued TO an enjoy
able climax with the following
couples participating: Miss Ruth
Wright. Tunnie Martin. Vinson
Coleman. Miss Ruth Flower. Mrs.
Georgia Burgis. Miss Leona Stewart,
w. Holly. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Spears. Miss Louisa Perry, Miss
Cordelia CroWder, Phil Robinson,
Miss Betty Mlzelle. Robert Irwin,
Mr.. and Mrs Givens, Miss Geral-
dine White. Hosea Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs Donald c. Thomas;
Miss Theima DIckerson, Miss Err
zcll Evans. Mr.. ard Mrs W Byrd.
Herbert Williams j, Mr. and Mrs.
c {. Thomas, Miss Olivia De Alien,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Reeves, John
Jones. Mr. and Mrs z. c. Glenn,
Miss Sarah O Nell. George Sawyer,
Miss Roberta Smith Ferdinand
Penn, D Morgan, While Joe San
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbor; Craig.
Essex Munson. Rose Campbell,
Louise LOOMS. Mildred Blourt.
Martha Perkins, Miss Jo Mitchell.
Miss Frances Uddybcck. Miss Helen
Mechanics, Mss Walter Mae Snip
SON. Miss Gloria W.mb .Sh;
Miss Odessa Kettles. Miss Beatrice
Stenson, Joshua Carter. Miss Laura
Holman. Miss Jeanne HILL. John
Fletcher. Miss Charlie Mae Turner,
John Coulter, Miss Edith Coulter,
Miss Zelma Smith, Nelson Long.
MIR. and Mrs Robert SIMS, Lynn
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. II. Wallace,
Mss Gwerdolyn Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Givens. Miss Ella
Ramsey. Miss Dolores Shelton, Miss
Audrey Burke, Leroy Gibbs. Charles
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred {.
Austin. Fred Hill. Miss Barbara
Bowen. Miss Dolores Thomas:
Miss Ovida Harvey. Miss Mildred
Robins. Eugene Moran, Mr.. ard Mrs
Pope Benjamin. DR.. and Mrs. Mvron
Stanton. Gus Oslctree. Miss Geral-
dine W6odson, Miss Leone Luckcy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis. Mrs
Dora Penick, Robert Arnold Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Hutchinson. Henry
Wallace, Noah B. Turner. Clifton
Griffith. Lamar Binion. William
Sheriff.. John Aston, Mr.. and Mrs
Carol Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Apple Lieut.. Bill Johnson.
Oficcys Of the Sphinx club are
Robert Thomas, Edward Glenn.
Walter SirS. Odde Uddybeck
Robert Arnold. Henry Cade and
Horace Coleman.
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WHAT DETRoITERs ARE DOING

r G.. Schusier. prominent bust
ness man. recently returned from
a trip which included New Haven,
New York and Philadelphia. In
Philadelphia, he received the thlr-
ty-;h.rd degree in masonry.
Tt and Mrs. Herbert Hanson OF
Brooklyn, " Y, were visitors 70
Detroit recently. Mrs Hanson IS
ne former Audrey Waller.
X * X
Mrs. George Cathcart and George
Jr.. are visiting Mrs. Cathcar,S par
en,s and relatives in Augusta, Ga.
* X X
Or and Mrs Joe Thomas j spent
las: week end IN Chicago, Ill.
* x X
Kathleen Coote- Bell flew 20 A.
ianta. Ga. 20 visit her husband
parents.
Handsome Donald Lawson Is
stadying op:ome:ry IN Chicago.
Cpl William Foster. formerly OF
aeAtBldge Field. is now stationed
deep in the heart OF North Caro-
lima.
Small fry. Beverly Smith. is The
proud poNsessor OF a lovely blue
wool princess coat. gift Of her
father, Billy" who is stationed IN
England with the navy. With the
coat. Beverly wears a smart lapcl
pin made of fragments from enemy
aircraft.
Mrs GloSter Current wife o. the
secretary Of the NAACP. Is visit.
M her sister IN Cincinnati.
X X x
Theodore Woodson. who is busy
aGh;inE for Uncle Sam. expects 10
return 10 he city soon on furloush.
X X X
The "Neighborhood Club" met
with Frances Polk last week and
welcomed T.mmeta Carlyle as
mcn'bcr The ne.Ghborhooders are
Alice SuggS. Jeanne Cole. june
Carey Marjorie Carter and Mar
jorIc Dunbar. The hostess invited
Margare; Thomas. Lillian Brown
and Sue Morton as guests.
X * *
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Traylor
are parents OF a baby boy. born last
week at Henry Ford hospital The
parents who are admirers ~ Dr..
Howard Thurman. wei known lee
turer and preacher, named The lit
tie one after him.
Mrs Henry Sideboard has accept
ed a position in the post office.
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THE AMERICAN BEAUTY
SOCIAL AND ART CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs. Iyone
Webb. A birthday party was held
instead of the regular meeting for
Mrs. Villa Nell Stewart. A beauti-
ful cake was presented by some Of
the members TO Mrs Stewart, to-
gether with many lovely gifts. The
guests were: Mrs. Elizabeth Cam
non, Mrs. Creola Downing and Mrs.
Beta SCOT in addition 10 The MEN,
bers of the club, A special invita-
ton is extended 10 al servicemen
and women in uniform TO be guests
Of the club at the Ex;ravaganza to
De held on June s at the Detroit
Institute Of Arts. The next meeting
viii be held al the home Of Mrs.
Theresa Cotton, 355 Owen.
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w. G. Perkins Active
OnMorehouseC

Warren Gregory Perkins. son Of
Mr. and Mrs Hence Perkins. $500
Garfield. Will finish Morehouse COL
lege, Atlanta. Ga. in June with an
Alb. in chemistry. Besides being
active in sports. Warren is mem
Der Of the student council. president
Of the Sigma Scientific society. man
aging editor OF the school paper and
Polemarch Of the college chapter
Of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
The Social Panorama
By VivIeNNE
BY VivIEkNE

SICK LIST
Rhea Lucas is confined in Park
SIDE hospital Tor surgery.
X X X
Joseph Lillard OF Al-er avenue
broke his foot recently ana is home
conyaleScIng.
X * *
Maxine WorSham is another De-
tgol,er on the sick Is.
X ); *
COMING EVENTS
The Century Of Progress clubs
eleventh oratorical contest al Miller
high school, Friday. May % az 80
pm Proceeds Will 90 toward a
scholarship for some deserving
youngster.
X X );
The William Lowndes fo-tie,h
wedding anniversary
X X X
Folks. we bring you double
delight this week. Here are the
Coulter sisters, daughters OF Mir
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PERSONALITIES

Corrine Martin calmly playing
bridge. conhjen; that j b Will
make a good nurse, on the maids
night out
x X *
d.. James McCiendon was invited
20 bring greetings from the NAACP
branches az the testimonial honor
ing Walter White al the Hotel
Roosevelt in New York Thursday.
May IS. The testimonial honorcd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
PROUD PARENTS

Marine Cpl. and Mrs. Kathleen
tMorrls) Weiss are the proud par
ents Of lovely BABY girl The baby
was born az the Edythe K Thomas
hospital on Saturday. May s. Her
name IS Barbara Kay Cfor her no.
Their. and she weighed 7 pounds
and 10 ounces az birth This is the
second Weiss heir. both girls.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

M Whites twenty-five years Of
service 10 the NAACP.
X X *
Justine Leach busy trying 10 keep
up with her young son, Oliver, who
tears around like a commando.
); X X
Marjorie Dunbar taking census in
the north-end sector.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
CarnationsMake
CrownsWornBy
Both At Dance
BY GLADYS MILLS

The Sphinx and Alpha Epsilon
chapter OF Alpha Phi Alpha frater-
nifty, held their eleventh annual
Desakadesis on last Friday evening
in the ballroom of the Federation
of Labor Temple
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Two Queens Reigned At tn Annual Alpha Desakadesis

Missouri Pacific Lines for mistreat-
ment Of his wife IN connection with
a journey that she took from Nc
Gee, Ark, 10 ST. Louis. Mo-. and
from st. LOUIS 10 Portland.
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Three Floors
Filled Friday
BY GLADYS MILLS

DR.. and Mrs. Walter Willis of
Trowbridge avenue. entertained
several hundred members of De-
trolt society, at a dancing party.
held in the Omega fraternity house,
Friday night Of last week. The oc-
casion was that of their fifteenth
wedding anniversary, which fact
was not made known until time
for intermission. With a crash OF
cymbol and fanfare. attention Of
the jewellers was drawn 10 the
podium; NJ. K Fritz, mounted TO
make the announcement. Actually
the date Of the Willises marriage is
not until early in June. but they
chose this season, because Of ideal
weather for dancing indoors.
Hostesses
The entire labyrinthian club was
used for the a1Islr. Mrs. Willis,
Mrs. Guy Saulsoerry and Mrs. her
bert U. White, received ana regis
tered guests in the main foyer.
On the second floor, Mrs. Alva
Carroll and Mrs. Ira Mhliby deslg-
mated the cloakroom ana rem esn-
ments, presided over by members OF
the oep-set, Rose Campbell, Geral-
dine Bleasoe and Norma WnItpy.
On the third floor, where the or
chestra held forth on palm
banked riser, and dancing was al
ready IN progress, Mrs. Robert
Lewis, MRS. W alter Hines ana this
reporter greeted ana kldoed the
arrivals.
Lovely Gowns
Lovely women fitted hither and
yon about the place in the very
latest tnlng III short dance attire or
shank ana cnlc dinner dance trockS.
Inc hostess set the pace IN TINS Ie-
Spect, MRS. Willis was especially
IetcnIng in a bright green crepe
dinner trock, slit as 10 skirt, and
splaShed with scarlet SequInS, she
wore long scarlet gloves ana matcn-
ing flowers in her nalr. Mrs. Waite
wore a SHIRT waist affair Of White
with a gay printed shirt and White
flowers.
Mrs. Ssulsberry was breath-tak-
ing in white, slit skirt with bolero
jacket and accented with rhine
stones ana sequlns OF white. she
wore a white gardenla. Mrs. Car
roll chose charireuSe chiffon with
daring neckLne, and Mrs. Whiiby
was very pretty IN pastel SHADE
OF blue.
The third floor hostesScs all chose
black, two short and one long; Mrs
Hines was petite in a long black
dinner gown, with which she wore
jade jewels and a bright greer
feather in her upSweep; Mrs. Lewis
attractive in a short black frock by
Adrian. touched at the very low
decolltage with bunch of red roses
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs Gertrude Hart Of 5755 Beau
bien has just returned TO Detroit
from three months visit with her
mother. Mrs. Bell Day. OF Union,
Miss
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27
J 4
4 E|fiD !

SHOES
Ration Book !, Stamp 10, COOS
indefinitely for one pair rationed
shoes; Ration Book 3, airplane
stamp :. good indefinitely for one
pair of shoes.
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE, OILS
Ration book 3, brown stamps R,
S. T. U, good through Jan. 30,
stamp v, good through Feb 26.
Stamp bonus, butchers will give two
brown points for every pound of
salvaged kitchen fats received.
SUGAR
Ration book 4, stamp No. 30, good
for five pounds of sugar through
March 81.
CANNED GOODS '
Ration book 4, gren stamps, G.,
H, j, good thrCpgh Feb. 20.
GASOLINE
Coupon 10, A book, good for
three gallons of gasoline through
March 21. ...
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Set Date for
Mission

At Wednesdays meeting of the
city ministerial association plans
were made for the annual preacif-'
ing mission to be held Feb. ALL in
the First Baptist church.
This year plans are somewhat
different-instead of having team
of visiting missioners going from
one community to the other, each
community will have its own visit
ing missioner who will speak each
evening in designated church,
addressing clubs and civic organiza-
tions. There will be some ex-
change of speakers for the club,
school and other organization
groups but none in the evening.
For Ell Centre the Rev. Mr.. Alec
Gerald Nichols of Asbury Methodist
church San Diego is to be the
speaker. The Rev. Mr.. Nichols was
one of the team of visiting mis-
sioners in last years preaching
mission and also was guest speaker
at the local Methodist church.
Wednesdays meeting took place
in the Presbyterian church the
Rev. Mr.. r. c. Rogers of the
Church of the Nazarene and presiT
dent of the association, presiding.
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!. Y. Baptist
Women Plan
Spring Meet

Officers and members of the I'm
perial Valley association of the
Baptist Women's Mission Society
Wednesday made plans for their
annual spring meeting when they
met in El Centro at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Bennett.
This meeting in the spring is to
be on March Is when state officers
will be in attendance with a mis-
sionary speaker to give the main
address.
Mrs. Ross Paddock was elected
first vice-president of the associa-
ton and aside from the plans for
the spring meeting and the elec-
ton, the meeting was devoted
largely to routine business.
Some II women were present
representing all the valley churches
save Brawley where illness pre-
vented delegates attending.
A pot luck luncheon was served
at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27

been in the past.
Mrs. Harold Shelby will take over
the chairmanship of the committee
on information and personal serv-
ice, these hosteSSes being stationed
at the canteen to give information
in regard to hours of church serv-
ices, amusement places, lodging, bus
schedules, to take care of checking
and to perform any of the hun
dredS of personal services that may
be made from sewing on a button
TO advice to the lovelorn or to new
fathers.
Mrs. L. j. McQuade is to be the
chairman of the junior hostess ad-
vi1ory committee, this group ar
"anging chaperonage, organizing
the junior hostesses and seeing
that the regulations governing their
activities are maintained. U. S. O.
Junior hostesseS are girls 18 years
Of age to 30 and are selected care
fully, high standards governing
their activities.
When USO is established COM
plete recreational program will be
undertaken for the two canteens,
it was explained, with a director
for each.
At the conclusion of the meeting
registration cards were distributed
on which women may check the
services they would prefer to give.
Since the cooperation of a great
many more women will be needed
to carry on The expanded program
plea is made to every one in
terested in helping to secure these
registration cards either at the
canteen or at the Mayan hotel,
listing their preferences, and they
will be called upon to help.
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Quartet to Give
Concert Fridav

Ell Centro's Second Baptist church
will be headquarters for musicale
oy the Falm Springs soldiers quar-
ct. the concert TO Ee given Friday
light at o'clock.
After prelude by Eva Dewitt
he audience will join in singing
God Bless America the program
continuing with a vocal solo by
No.ma Charles; the invocation by
4. Merritt, the introduction of the
luartet b. the Rev. Mr.. H. B
Charles pastor of the church, and
he quartet program which will
igure Negro folk music.
Miss Lucille Culberson will be
presented in a violin number and
Crank Mccoy will be pianist for
he evening.
w. A. Payne will be master of
ceremonies.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27
Past Ma+rons,
Patrons, Hold
Initiation

Six members were initiated into
the Past Matrons and Patrons as
sociation, Order of the Eastern Star,
at the monthly meeting Wednesday
night in the Masonic temple.
The initiatory ceremony was par
ticrlarly entertaining, very cleverly
worked out with Mrs. c. r. Kirk
patrick in the role of the doctor
and Mrs. T. G. Lanier, in that of
the Red Cross nurse, initiating the
sew members in a series of opera
tionS.
These new members included Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Burns, B. o. Mitchell,
George Bucklin, Ezra Lee of Braw-
ley and Matte Young of Calexico.
Mrs. Bucklin. who is a member but
who had never undergone a formal
initiation ives also initiated at this
time.
The meeting was preceded by a
pot luck dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27
ROOMS NEEDED

The problem of lodging for serv-
icemen visiting in the city on week
ends is on the way to solution be-
tween the cooperation of the AM
erican Legion, the City Recreation
Council, representatives of the
Methodist church and the canteen,
and the generosity of local citizens
However, the problem of more
permanent lodging for wives of
servicemen and their families is
still far from settled and anyone
having rooms to rent is asked to
telephone Mrs. Nancy Parks, tele-
phone 566-R. Mrs. Parks is at
tempting to keep a listing of all
available rooms as part of her work
in connection with the Methodist
churchS program for service men
and women. Already she has Il
applicants and would appreciate
any help she can get in finding
places for these people.
| Wednesday a serviceman'S wife
and child arrived in Ell Centro and
could not find accommodations at
| 1AiJ llOICl. lluSUdllu dIlO
father is about to 60 overseas and
they wished to have one last visit
with him. The Red Cross and the
canteen called hotels for them ano
then the Red Cross got in touch
with Mrs. Parks Who ;ound a place
for them overnight.
Those citizens who rent rooms
are asked to communicate with
Mrs. Parks so she may have 9
complete listing, even if their rooms
are row occupied.
To those who do not ordinarily
rent rooms but who can do so tt
aid these people who naturally, II
view of the uncertain future aheac
for them, wish to remain with theil
loved ones as long as possible, 6
plea is made to list their room.
| with Mrs. Parks, to help out II
these times of sacrifice for thos,
who have relatives in the armed
forces.
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E|ks Inausura+e
Bridge Series

Inaugurating their annual bridge
tournament, FL Centre Elks were
hosts Wednesday night at the first
bridge dinner in the series, held in
the Elks club and attended by some
so members and friends from va
ricus parts of the valley.
A delicious dinner was served af-
ter which the bridge play was fea-
tured, Mrs. Saretta WEIGH winning
the high score prize for the women
and Mrs. Ruth Young, the second,
the mems prizes going t. Elton B.
Christian, high and L. H. Young,
second.
The next event is % take place
the last Wednesday in February
and at the conclusion of the series,
tournament prizes will be awarded.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27
Employees Give
areweII Party
For |. w. Slices

Employees of the Ell Centre
branch of the Security First Ma
tional Bank of Los Angeles gave a
farewell party for Louis Slee, assis-
.tant manager, who leaves the val
ley this week end to assume new
duties in the Los Angeles office.
The party was for both Mr.. and
Mrs. Slee and was a most success
full surprise. AS the group had
planned a steak dinner in a Mexi-
cali restaurant and as they wished
first TO present a gift, they stopped
at the Hotel de ANA. to make the
presentation to avoid having to
take it across t.le IiiIc.
Marjorie Spear Quisenberry made
the presentation of the charming
mrJic box to the two, after which
they had dinner in Mexicali, Betty
Sheppard offering the toast of the
evening. a most clerly worded origi-
nal poem.
Employees, their families and
friends attended: Ira Kinsey, Mr..
and Mrs. o. l.. Bane, Miss Vera
Boren, Cpl. and Mrs. r. H. Nc
Swean, Pat Jones, Sgt Pat Hughes,
G A. Victor. Mrs. Quisenberry, Sgt.
and Mrs. A. G. Forbes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Thies, Mr. and Mrs
Olin r. Gresham, Alex Meyer, Mrs
Muriel Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Sheppard Miss Sheppard and Mr.
and Mrs. Slee. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sc Will be greatly
missed by their many friends as
beth have been prominent in church
and civic groups, Mrs. Slee being a
member of Chapter CIV, P.E.O
They are making the change largely
for reasons OF health. Mr.. Slet
leaves this week end and Mrs. Slee
in the immediate future
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-27
Arts and Crafts.
Section Meets

Arts and Crafts section members
of the Ten Thousand club Wednes-
day spent another busy day in Red
Gross and section activities, meet
ing at the club house where Mrs.
B. o. Mitchell, Mrs. Sarah Ken
dali and Mrs Leo Vaughn served
luncheon at noon.
During the business meeting it
was announced that Mrs Edwin
Aiken'S telephone number has
been changed to 1854 and that
those who are not coming to
meetings must telephone her by
the Tuesday which precedes the
"Wednesday section meeting.
Guests this week were Mrs. Louis
Slee, Mrs. Will Won Fluss. Mrs.
John F. Fleshman.
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Wal+her Leagues
Plan Session

Joint meeting Of the Walther
League societies of Grace Luther
AN church, El Centre, and Trinity
Lutheran church, Brawley, will
take place Friday night, 1880 o'clock
at the Ell Centre church, Eighth
and Holt streets.
This session is to be a business
and social gathering with opening
OF the church to service men and
women On Saturday and Sunday
afternoons and evenings as the
main item of discussion.
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CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Surgical dressings, 1880, 10000
club.
Night school, I, high school.
Troop II, 7, Scout hut.
Troop rs, 1880, Methodist church.
2O-30 club, 1880, California hotel.
RAM. No. 109, 1880, Masonic
temple.
Motor corps, 8, high school.
Building trades, 8, Labor temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8 Elks club.
U.S.W.V. Auxiliary, 8, veterans
hall.
FRIDAY
Surgical dressings, 9-4, 10000 club.
kiwanis club, IL, Barbara Worth.
All Star All club interviews, 1:3O,
court house.
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
Walthers Leagues, 1880, Lutheran
church.
Fathers of Fighters TT No. l, 8,
court house.
Mothers of Fighters, 8, court
house.
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E. S., &,
Masonic temple.
Musicale, 8, second Baptist
church.
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Society
Clubs
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
DANCE INVITATION

Ell Centre young women have re-
ceived an invitation from Camp
Lockett to attend a dance Friday
night to be given at camp for three
new troops who just arrived.
All young girls who can attend
are assured of a cordial welcome
and a delightful evening as many
plans are being completed to as
sure a successful party.
Transportation and chaperonage
will be provided, the girls meeting
at the Mayan hotel at 6 p. m
where the busses will be ready for
them. Mrs. Edna Morrison is in
charge of arrangements for chap
eronage.
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Shower Honors
Mrs. Murphy

Mrs. Shirley Murphy was guest
Of honor Tuesday night at a pink
md blue shower held at the home
of her mother, Mrs. c. E. Scott.
Those present for the. affair were
Mesdsmes Ella Hayes, Mae Harner,
Clamie Holland. Juanita Harris,
Marjo.ie Moore, Della Nesbitt,
Mary Baird, Thelma Yearwood,
Lula Stafford; the Misses Eva
Inders, Rutl. Anne Sinclair Mar
'orie D. Moore, Marguerite For
roster.
HOstesses were MesdameS G. T..
Scott, Jane Harris, Esther Trous-
dale. Virginia Francis and Miss
Ina DobbS.