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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Wayne County Clerk during perio
If Noy "a In Dec 2. 1914

wayne County CierK during pcriou
Of Nov. 20 to Dec 2, 1914
Charles Garry. SO. and Candace
Bronson. 81.
jeff Dixon, 40, and LESSEE Rowe,
33.
Frank Kinyoun. so, and Levy
Tillmon, 49,
George Clark. 90 and Virtis
Gordon, 20.
Henry C. Aikens, SO. and Frances
Nurse, 49,
Theodore S. Sherman. %, and
Elizabeth f. Green. %
James E. Robertson. 20, and JeS-
sic Thurman. 20.
Robert E Baker, 10. and Della
NJ. James, 20.
Herbert II. Mckinney, %. and
Gladys o. Thomas. 81.
Theodore Driskell SO. and Cla-
"a Jordan, 90 1
Sherman Robinson, %. and Ma
mic Burns. 26
John Williams, SIS, and Alma
McCollum, Sc.
Aaron Brown. a.. and Edith
Cornelia Jenkins, 40.
Cornelius Brigmon. as. and Jua-
nita Sims, Al
Henry A. Dorty. q. and Cassie
A. Barry "a.
Hugh Smith, 40, and Cecil
Brown 48.
Calvin Biggs. 26, and Clara B,
Henderson, Is.
Learners Fowler, 81. and Ruby
M. Rimson. 35.
NJ. ]. Davus, 20. and Florida Lee
Bagley. 10.
Alfred Gloude, 81. and Mayme
| Hester, 80.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

ter Barbara Jean spent the week
end in Nashville visiting her son
and daughter, Babe and Roscoe
Bryant who are students at Fisk
and Meharry universities.
Mrs. Emella Cabule is way down
in Atlanta having fun. She has
been visiting at Tuskegee for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Phenix entertained
Saturday night at a get-together to
have few friends in. They had
loads OF fun. Guests we're Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ridley. Mrs. Georgia
Rutherford, Mrs. Jennie Ely, Mr..
Thompson. Mrs. Della July. Mr..
Tommy Poindexter, Mr.. and Mrs
James, Mrs. Stinson and others.
Robert Baker, Jr. and Miss Della
James were married on Tuesday
night before a capacity OF friends.
The Rev Mr.. Hill ofiiciated The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs James of Vinton street Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Baker are the
groom's parents. Others were Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Ely, Mrs. Cureton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Baker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Sheriff Carey
Is Surprised

Deputy Sheriff Eugene Carey
was surprised with a birthday
party. on Tuesday night at his
home. 1858 Moore place. When
he arrived home around midnight
he found host OF friends there to
wish him happy birthday. Mrs.
Carey had everything planned and
timed perfectly. A very lovely
luncheon was served.
Among the guests were Deputies
Lee Morton and Charles Fisher.
Messrs. Clarence Sanders, Charles
McDougal, Walter Carey, Richard
Blevins, Dempsey Bailey, George
Mcqueen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
James, Mrs. Pennie L. Smith, May
ola Lee, Louella Hayden, Lily
Bailey, Mrs. A. Hsrgrow, and Mrs
Rose Pryor. Only one candle ap-
pesred on the cake. so no one
knows the sheriff's age.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Della Sigma
THETA Annual
Bridge Success
BY VIVIENNE

One OF the most enjoyable and
best conducted affairs of the win
ter season was the Delta Sigma
Theta bridge party held Saturday
at Club Three Skies, from until
in the evening. Chairmaned by
Esther LAMAR. the energetic COM
mlt,ee solicited prizes from the va
rIouS merchants and they made a
pretty picture arranged artistical-
~ on table in the center Of the
floor There were towels from
MoSeley's. linens from the j. L.
Hudson company, perfumes and
other gifts from the various nov
city shops. and even cartons OF
much wanted, but scarce cigar
cites One lucky winner received
case of Stroh'S beer.
The party was divided into an
auction and a contract section. The
players concentrated for four,
Commute periods. making a total
OF 80 minutes of some hard"
bridge playing. But Arlene Nc
Campbell Ruth Stone and Fannie
Wells emerged as first, second and
third contract prize winners. In
the auction section. Ida Douglas
Grace Williams and A. Kinsley
won the first three prizes. In add.
ton. the Deltas gave about Is 9TH
er prizes 10 the next highest scor'
ers.
Many, Many Guests
Among the vast and we'll dressed
audience OF Detroiters. we saw
Bernice Arnold, Ruth Van Zandt
of Flint. Mich; Aux Vase Dick
son. Fannie Raidford. Sue Good
son, Maggie Bugs, Mrs. William
Summers. Mrs. Germany Bennett
Mrs D c. Lambert, Mrs. Jane
Grant. Rhea Lucas. Vivienne Pet
tiford Valerie Wallace. Ruth Jack
son, Mrs Landy Harris. Mrs. Der
tina Lantion. Dorothy Cunningham
Grace Sadler. Mrs Thomas Drum
Inez Wright King. Frances Tanr
Marie Hardiman. Mrs. John Greer
Mrs. James Owen, Mrs. Thomas n
, Malone, Edna Bell. FlosSie Page
Ianthia Thompson, Mrs Siam
Willis. Mrs. Elsie Lewis. Mrs. Ha
, rold Johnson. Mrs. Benjamin Sea
brooks, Lavina Moore, Juanit
Mead. Inez Bailey. Ellen Care,
, Irene Wise. Ruth Graham. Edit
White, Mamie Alexander. Lorett
Briscoe, who announced the bridg
rules. Jerolean Sneed. Fried
, Green. Eleanor Franks. Hele
Thomas and scores of others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Thomases Hold
Silver Weddino
AnniV ersary
BY AUDREY BOULDING

Twenty-Five years ago Camilla
Carey was united in holy marriage
to handsome Donald c. Thomas
The couple spoke their marriage
vows in the home Of the brides
sister. Mrs. Harry Lewis. OF STAN
ford avenue. of this city. The Rev
Joseph Gomez officiated.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas anchored
their silver ship at their home, 353
LaBelle. West Highland Park. to
celebrate their twenty-ffth we'd
ding anniversary. From the prop
er background the handsome cou-
pie received their guests from T.
10 pm.
Mrs. Thomas wore pastel pink
silk jersey gown fashioned with a
crushed neckline. bracelet-length
sleeves, the slenderizing floor
length skirt was draped at the
side. She wore a purple orchid
and black accessories.
A group Of debutantes in formal
Gowns added a breath OF freshness
as they filtered among the guests
as hoStesSes.
The guests were: Rev. and Mrs.
S. w. Bankhead, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bright and Billy; Mesdames NJ. L.
Dyer, Mildred Fuller. c. E. Wat
kins Sr,. and Edward c. Watkins
Jr., Arthur w. Tubbs Jr., Lois NJ
Harris. Allen w. Fellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. B. Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira B. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Barton. Mrs. Joseph Lane and
daughter: Mesdames Mary E. At.
kinson. Emma Duncan, Sadie B
Fellowston. Stella Harris;
Mrs. E. Benson and daughter
Mrs. Lewis Blanton and daughter
from South Bend. Ind; Mrs. Har.
ry Van Dyke. Mrs. Helen Hunter
Mrs. Marie Walker. L. c. Kirtley
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Powell: Mes.
danes Robert Daniels. A. T. Ha.
gard, Rev and Mrs. II. McClain
Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Kelly. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Woods. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Smith. OF Chicago:
Mrs. Ella Taylor. Mrs. z. Irwin
Helen Irwin, Willhelmina and
Bobby Curte Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Davis, Mrs. Harold Walden and
daughter. Muriel. Ramona Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. H PetroSs. Josephine
Roberts S. Wells. c. Banks. Ada
Mccullough, F. Greenlee. Paulie
Day. Lois Benson. Doreen Sim.
mons. Pearl Thomas, Diane Shand
Minnie Barksdale, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Walden, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Collins. Mrs. Mabel Halle
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Officer. Sail,
Darden. Agnes Marie Walker. Hell
en- Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Green: MeSdames Ann Reeves, Ed
it'll Greenlee and NJ. Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. Elyses Carey, Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Hoagland Jr., Mr.. an,
Mrs. Theodore Jones, Mr.. and Mr.,
Harry Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carey
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis an
son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur johnson
Grace E. Wales and son, Mrs. N
Powell. Freeman Thomas. Mr.. an
Mrs. John Boyd: Mesdames Lul
Eggleston, Vivien Welsh, Rub
Bradley and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
MISSIONARY MEETING

The Missionary So ETY. Of First
Bartist church met with Mrs Lilly
Burton OF BbbinS on Monday. At
the conclusion Of the meeting re-
/ freshments were served
A very successful silver tea was
/ given al the home Of Mrs Matte
/ Benberry Of Whitehorn Sunday by
/ the Missionary Society OF Parks
AMF church. The beautifully an
pointed table was presided over by
Mrs F. C. BOYD. president Of the
Missionary Society
Miss Jeanette Franklin Of Belle
Vile. Mich. was soloist at the va
riety show given by the senior
class OF Bellevlle High school
/ Miss Franklin and her brother are
| the ONLY colored students in Belle
Vile High school. We are very
proud Of the splendid record sh'
is making. Miss Franklin possess
Is a beautiful soprano voice anc
is a member OF the Hartford Ave
nue. Seventh Day Adventist church
in Detroit.
RESIDENT PASSES
Our community was Saddenet
last week by the passing Of Mrs
Ella Jones Of Whitehorn avenue
who has been a resident OF Romu
lus for the past twenty years Flu
neral services were held ThurSda.
from the First Baptist church
where she was an active membe
until the time OF her. last illness
The body lay in statefrom II to
o'clock. Rev. L. B. Campbell off
ciated at the services. assisted b
the Rev. Mr.. Tate OF Detroit. an
the Rev Mr. Robinson OF Ypsilan
ii. Music was furnished by IN
senior choir Miss Evelyn Camp
bell was accompanist
The second quarterly conference
was held Friday in Parks Meme
rial church. with Rev. A. D. Evan
acting in the absence OF PreSidin
Elder David A. Blake Sr., who
i'll
The Girl Scouts monthly assoc
alton meeting was Dec. al III
High school Mrs. Hoppe presided
A regular meeting room for IN
Scouts was secured and other ma
tiers of vital importance discusset
Prior TO this meeting, Miss Beck
! man. Scout director of lnkste
. met with Mrs. Maude Malon
leader OF Troop No s. and Mr.
Marion Mitchell. assistant dire,
tor. in the Mitchell home on Bill
bins At this preliminary meetin
schedule Of programs W.
mapped out for future activities {
Troop 5. which is now an all-co
ored unit
The Romulettcs met with Nj:
Essie Kennedy on Harris Road, i
Belleville. Mich, Tuesday eve
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Green-Sherman
Principals In
PrettyWeddine
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Elizabeth EStere Green
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Fred D
Green Of Leicester court. was mar,
ried 10 Theodore Sherman on les
Saturday, Al half after SIX clock
In Plym outh Congregational
church, with the Rev Horace A
White reading them their nuptial
ceremony.
The bride wore = gown ~ white
fsille with fun train, sweetheart
neckline. fitted bodice buitoned "a
the waist with self covered buttons
Her veil was full length and fell
from a tiny fitted p with white
coque feathers AZ each SIDE OF her
face. She carried white Bioie
To which two white orchids were
attached. and wore single s'tsnd
OF pearls.
Sister Is Matron Of Honor
Mrs. ALVIN Towns ssIcr Of the
bride was matror r. honor. N,
wore gown Of PINK crepe. ard q
pink psrskeei N her hair Lillian
Brown was maid ~ honor. wear.
Ing pink also ~ 'sFc'a and ret
with short puffed sleeves and pink
feathers IN her HAIR Mrs LovlngS
bouquet WAS MADE ~ red roses and
baby NUNS. Miss Browns was
similar 20 the natror ~ honors
The other attendants wore gowns
az blue ,affeta and net, made SINH
lar to the maid OF honofS: all Of
them wore Identical fcathered
headdreSS - match Their f-ockS.
and all o. them carried arm bou-
Quets OF blue carnations tinted 10
match their outfits The brides
maids were Tmmotta Carlyle.
Frances Garrett. Elaine Skinner.
Juanlts Coleman The best nan
was James Sherman, brother OF
the groom UShers were Leroy
Solcs. John ScruggS. Julian Rogers,
Oliver Coleman Henry Morrison,
and Pope Benjamin The recep-
ton immediately followed the
wedding and was held Il the home
81 the brides parents on Leicester
court
Mrs. Green chose plum colored
crepe trimmed with scquinS for
her daughters wedding and recep-
ton; the grooms mother, Mrs
Sherman, chose black with white
accents
The young couple planed 10 Chi
cago following their reception for
short honeymoon, where they
will be the house guests OF Mr.
and Mrs B. Franklin Jones
Among those seen al the recep-
tion and wedding were: Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Cooper. Mrs Frank
Raiford. Mrs Howard Gresham,
Miss Ruth E Webb. Mrs. George
Higgins, Mrs Eddie Robinson, Mrs
Bernice Taylor Brown. Alicia Dow
son Of Chicago. Mrs. E A. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Hunter, Mr.
end Mrs Allie Smith. Mrs Joseph
Thomas and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Thomas. Mr. and Mrs
C. T Collins. Mrs Kathleen Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsel Jeffries, Miss
Marjorie Carter. Miss Melba
Crimes. Mr. and Mrs. James Roden.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brooks. DR.. f
A. Carter, Mrs. ST Clair Billups
Mrs Fletcher Patterson and scores
OF others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
NINE YEARS OLD

Washington Banks Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Banks, cele-
brated his ninth birthday on Dec.
7 at 1881 w. Forest. Those present
were Daniel Coleman Jr.. Gilbert
Carwell, Ester Puffy, Washington
Banks, Clsrice Dickson. Alvin Otis
Maddox. Shirley Ann Scott. Edwin
Harrell Jr.. Will Frank Maddox.
Ronald Dickson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Hold Play Institute
At Philander Smith

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. - A special
Institute on recreation was featured
at Philander Smith college here
Nov. % through Dec. /. under the
joint supervision of the Little Rock
recreation director and Mrs. Anne
Livingston. specialist in recreation
and recreation problems from the
National Recreation association.
New York City.
A three-hour demonstration was
held each day. More than IS per-
sons registered for the work OF the
Institute
The college proposes to be a COM
munity outlet for such recreational
programs sponsored by the city and
other agencies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
The
Party Line
By MARIAN

Before Geneva Alexander be-
came Mrs. Leo Mcneil. a group
of showers reigned forth to fete
the popular honoree. One delight
full affair was in the form OF a
personal shower with Hazel Var
ner, Mrs. Wlburn. and Velma Far
row as hostesseS.
Many danties were received The
guests included Miss Merlinder
Shannon. Mrs. Katherine E. Pitts.
Mrs. Lucille Wilburn. Mrs Hazel
Warner, Miss Velma FarroW. Mrs.
Jennie r Ely. Mrs. Stella Mae
Stokes, Mrs B. Terry. Mrs. Juanita
McCrary, Miss Kathryn Tinsley.
Robert Baker. Miss Elizabeth Grit
fin. Miss Alma Griffin, Miss Betty
Griffin. Miss Dorothy Tinsley.
Thomas tRooster) Hammond is in
Henry Ford hospital for check
up. He has been confined for the
past two weeks.
The Theodore Poindexters are
all packed up for Denver. Colo
Ted and his bride, the former Doro-
thy Jones, have been enjoying
quite a whirl as their close ur
to Motor town. They were guest:
of their aunt and uncle. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Blaine Fields, on Frida,
night. Then Sunday. Dorothy en-
joyed a pleasant frolic with few
members Of the Quien Sabe's clul
over to Mrs. Maurice Clarkes.
The Sophisticates met with Vir
ginia Flennoy, just for the bust
ness sessions closing for the year
Election OF officers resulted in Ma
; RE Lewis, reelected as president
Almeda Clifford. vice president
Fern Johnson, reelected secretary
and Virginia Flennoy, reelecte,
: treasurer. The girls are grateful
to the public for their fine coopera
ton in their two parties durin
: 1914.
Mrs. Mathilda Ford who has bee
visiting with her daughter, Mrs
: Thomas J. Dunlop of Beechwoo
: avenue, left for her sunny HON
: in California last week end Sh
F. enjoyed a marvellous stay in spit
: of a short illness while here Nj
Dunlop accompanied his mother
: in-law as far as Chicago wher
: she entrained for the golden ives
George Walker, the Al host,
: getting all set for another of hi
swank cocktail parties during tn
holidays.
Gee, il was treat 10 sec OF
own hometown boy. Billy Bower
y with the Ink Spots at the ParadiS
last week He can sing fine an
really added a little laughter I
the act. His pretty wife accom-
. panied him on his trip. Will
here they were out TO Billys pal
ents, the George Carmichaels {
: Fisher avenue.
L. Dashing in as a surprise was Mr.
Henry p. McClain of Huntington
w. Va. for a couple Of days. TIL
SophiSticates joined her Tuesda
in showing her the spots. and o
> Wednesday, she was wined by he
r sister-in-law, Marian McClain. Sh
] came up TO see her brother. Pv
y Billy Ferguson. who was on ful
S Tough here from Mexico.
Mrs. William Booker and daugh
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
TWeIve-Year-OId
In Birthday PARTY

Little Miss Irene Sims. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sims of
Harmon, marked her twelfth birth
day with a party given by her par
ents. The small hostess entertained
her guests with music and games
with prizes being awarded to
several.
Many lovely gifts were presented
to the honoree Guests present
were: Betty and Alvia Ann Moore,
Edwin Gibson. Shirley Carter. Vir-
gil Burton, Diana HouZe. Ida Cole
man. Ann Leroy. Naomi and Ru-
dolph Sims, Leona, Alice. Richard
and Nellie Bibbins, Freda and Don
aid Hood, Mary Neal. Anita War
rem, Monica and Jacqueline Green,
and Carol Watson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Rev. Allen Cooper
To Macon Passionate

AUGUSTA, Ga. - The Rev. Allen
r. Cooper. pastor Of Bethel AME
church here. has been assigned TO
the pastorate of Stewards Chapel
AME church, Macon. Ga.
Rev. Cooper made a splendid
record while at Bethel. During his
FIVE years ministry here. ESQ men,
bers were added 10 the church roll,
and more than $4,000 was raised
for all purposes, improvements 10
the church property included. He
is succeeded by the Rev. G.. B.
Hannah. who took over his duties
Sunday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
DIRECTS YOUTH WORK

MEMPHIS. - Vivian u. Hawk
FMS. director Of youth work. Third
Episcopal district CINE church. is
making rapid progress in the reli-
gious field Her present headquar-
tiers are CINE Publishing House,
Jackson, Tenn. but she will be
moved to Memphis as soon as Office
building there is complete. officials
stated.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Ont
ROn1uIuS Way
By KAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Archer and
son. Melvin. spent the weekend
in Akron. Ohio, with Mr. Archer
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. James Humphrey
OF Grover avenue have returned
home from ten-day visit in
North Carolina where they visited
Mr. Humphreys father.
Pvt. Frederic Wilson. son Of Mrs.
Nina Williams OF Hunt avenue.
was home on Through after II
months service in England and
France
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
DUBOIS AT HAMPTON

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. :
Colonies in the Post War World"
will be the topics OF an address to
be delivered at Hampton Institute
next Friday, Dec. Is. by DR.. w. f.
B. Dubois, director Of special re-
search for the NA.ACP.. who is
the second speaker in the l944-45
lecture series Of the college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
Londis Not To Attend Series

Chicago, Oct. 3 -- (U,P9 -- Judge Kenesaw M. Landls, 7e, will miss this years world series for the first time in his 24 years as baseball com missioner.
 Ills office announced that be. cause of illness, which although not serious prohibits the commissioner from travelling in the Judgment Of his physician, the judge will Do un- able to attend the series"
 Lands appointed Les M. oCon- nor, secretary and treasurer Of the commissioners office: William liar ridge, president Of the American League; and Ford Prick, president of tho National League, as his reps resentatlves to supervise the games,
 The three Lands deputies will determine oil questions which may arise except those as to which the decision can De deferred until after the Series," the announcement said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
Lux, Sloson Golf League Winners

The curtain rolled down on the Lux Clock Golf League Sunday ct the Chase Country Club
 The League Championship was determined in an i0 Hole Match be. tween the winners of the first and second rounds
 Tn this play-off on c neutral course, the team Of Herman Lux and Eugene SlaSon came out on top and won the championship match With ease, They spotted Frank Cow eE and Arnold Polaneer three strokes, and by the time they came off of the eighth green, the handi- cap had been picked up and it was wRlk-in for the new champions from there,
 The LuH-Slason combination was feted at a banquet at the Club house which was attended by all oi the members of ths League, At thlS banquet, the individual prizes fei the season were AWaWled--And the prizes for the KiekeFs Handicap fol the afternoon were also passed out
 George Bowling won the KleserS Handicap prize Arnold Polaneer Wor the prize for the most 'seVens" and George Bowling md I'd KoSlos- ky split the prize for the most "teurs"
 Prank dowen, who served as See' retary for the year, was extended a vote of thanks by the members for the efficient manner In which he conducted the league,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
Fairfield Horse Show Next Sun.

The third annual horse show at Dudley Brothwell's Brookslde Sta- bleS Mill Plain road, Fairfield, will be held next Sunday starting Rt 0;3C c, m. to run oil day,
 There will be saddle, hunter, horsomanship, jumper, and stock classes. including the ever popular cowboy musical chairs.
 The tentative schedule Of classes are, Maiden Jumpers; Birdie Path Hacks; Saddle Horses i4.2 and over; Working Hunters Hors0manship i3 to io; Road Hacks Novice Jumpers; Hunter Hacks; Opening Jumping 3'.O."
 A luncheon receBs will take place at i;30 with the following events to mek up the afternoon session; Ladies Saddle Horses; Children l9 and under; ChildPen's Jumpers g. g.; Hunters Open; Combination Hurness and Saddle; LAddleB Hunt ers; Stock Horses and Knockdowl and Out.
 Ringside parking reservations will be filled in order received.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
Wesleyan Winter Sports Schedules
PACE TWELVE

MlddletoWn, Oct, S.--SiXteen bas- ketball games, seven swimming meets, md four wrestling cards are listed on the winter sports sched- ules announced today by Athletic Director J. r, Martin of Wesleyan university,
 The basketball season will open on Nov. 2b when NNe Cardinals win meet Camp Edwards here, The re-. mNinder of the schedule follows; Dec, 3, Williams, away; 5, Univ, Of Conn, away; 6, Yale, away, lS, USN Air Station here; l6, Mitchell Field, away; 20, Trinity, here, Jan, C. Naval Advance Base, away; lS, USN Air Station, away; l7, Univ, ot Conn, here; 20, Coast Guard, here, a, Trinity, away; 27, Naval Advance Base, here; Sl, Coast Guard, away; Feb, 3, Union, here; 10, W, P, l., away,
 Browns mermen win meet the Cardinal swimmers here on Dec, O. opening the swimming season, Other meets scheduled are; Dee, ie, M, [ T., away; Jan, 20, Coast Gunrd here, a, Yale away; 97 Trinity, away, Feb, 8, W, F. l. here; l0 Williams, here,
 TGe wrestling schedule follows Dee, 10 Tutts, away; Jan, lS, TuEts, here; Jan, a. Williams, here, Feb 10, Williams, away,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-03
B Brooklyn Tigers Top AII-Stors

New York, Oct. } ana tU,P) ann The Brooklyn Tigers, displaying a strong running game sparked by Pug Man ders, defeated the Service All.Stars 48-i4, before 9l ,Be0 fans m their War Bond Bowl game ct Ebsets Field last night,
 The Tiger victory was achieved despite the passing of Ensign Sid Luekman of the Service team, who completed a of 70 losses for 27e yards,
 Mandcrs scored twice In the epen- Ing quarter on short runs and Joe Carter counted in the second per- Tod on R 38-yNrd pass from Half. back Ken Fryer,
 Fryer drove 10 yards of tackle in the third period; then touehdownS by Ray Hare, Don Mcdonald and Charley Medibbeny on Q 6b.yard pass intereeptlon turned the game into rout In the closing quarter,