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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-14

JEAN THOMPSON is some
thing OF fashion plate be-
ing always beautifully CARRIED
and looks lots like LENA
HORNE in fact, they have
dubbed her ne such at Wayne Uni
versity.
Didn't get 10 see SADYE
FISHER who was here for
the most OF last week left
Saturday we heard.
OF the small fry VIOLA
DELONEY and SYDNEY
PARKER are practically a
constant tHosore star-gaz-
EVELYN WHITE OF Ne
vada avenue in the Conant
Gardens Sector IS on the
SICK list and taking
time of from her job al the MUCC
hope she will soon be back
with US
Think HORACE JOHN
son l. shopping around
again now that he is a free
man AGAIN Handsome and
eligible. girls isn't he? &.
X y X
MARY ANN HALL OF
Chicago -. was the house guest
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BLACKBURNS ENTERTAIS
IITA CARITIANS

THE ROBERT BLACKBURNS
Of Dcqundre avenue enter
tanned members OF the LlTA
CARlTAS CLUB al their
b lnc Thursday evening
Members arc DR. AND
MRS. THOMAS y MALONE
Or Malone IS PRESIDENT
MR.. AND MRS CLEVELAND
LUNDY ATTORNEY AND
MRS. WILLIS NJ GRAVES
Mr.. AND MRS DEWEY HUTCH.
lNSON DR. AND MRS J
i HENDERSON Mr.. AND
MRS LOUIS SMITH Mr.
AND MRS. PRENTIS WALKER
Guests for the evening were
Mr. AND MRS JESSE
PARKER and DR. AND
MRS. RICHARD BOWMAN
the latter arc newcomers from the
city OF "Bro,herly Love" Phlla-
oelphis.
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GADDINGS
BY GLADYS


HELEN BRYANT CLEMENT TO LIVE IN HAITI
Had letter from HELEN BRYANT CLEMENT
:. now living in West Virginia but not for long
She and her baby daughter, NANCY will leave West
Virginia State College on about October 20 for Miami
there they will take plane for Au-Prince. Haiti
Helen's husband . PROF. FRED A. CLEMENT, is al
ready there he left Washington a week ago after
extensive and intensive training period which lasted
three weeks THE CLEMENTS will remain in Haiti for
two years his appointment comes under the Coordna-
ton of Interracal Education Commission
Helen is thrilled at the idea of living in the tropics for
two years but asks US to pass via this medium
SOS. to her friends in Detroit to please write
that she may not lose all contact with her Detroit
friends PROF. CLEMENT has been head of the de-
partment of mathematics at West Virginia State College for
the past ten years at least and is also engineer
We glad for his thrilling experience and wish them
lots Of luck there They say it is beautiful place
to live or was before the war.
THE PLANTES TOURING
Mr.. AND MRS. OSCAR PLANTE (Nell Dodson
Plante) in California of the stops their
western tour with "P6RGY AND BESS" The
show will play in that vicinity for about ten weeks
They write that they having wonderful time be-
ing show folk and that it is simply too fascinating
We know they will both of them make good beautiful
glorious voices the two of them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-14
Local Teachers Honored At Reception By New Era Cu
Mrs. Emmett Hurd
Honors NewIyweds

JUNCTION CITY. Kans. - Mrs.
Emmett J. Hurd was pleasing
hostess TO q small group OF friends
at her home. 723 West Fourteenth
street, last week honoring her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John J. Scott.
whose marriage to S. &c John j.
Scott was solemnized in Topeka.
Kans.. recently.
Guests included Mesdames Ver-
line Read. Carrie Church. Vivian
Alexander, Henry Hamilton and
Mrs. Richard Harrison OF Abilene,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-14
Missionary Baptists
To Meet In Augusta

AUGUSTA. Ga. The general
Missionary Baptist Convention will
hold its seventy-fourth session here
at the Springfield Bsntist c--urcn,
November l+-l6. according to the
Official program released by the
president, Rev. L. A. Pinkston.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-14

some OF the Younger Detroiters
AT party Saturday
night AT the FONTAINE
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OMEGA WIVES BEGIN
WINTER MEETINGS

Inc OME(HA WIVES AUX.
Hilary +, met lsst week al
The fraternity house for the
first OF their wn,c- series OF
meetings .. The occasion was
installation ~ officers and
the committee planned u as a real
party MILDRED FORTSON
presided and installed the
following officers for INC ensuing
year MARIE REED. preSi-
den, CORA MARKOE. vice
president CORNELL DRUM
treasurer MARIE SIMMONS.
recording secretary SADIE
HARDlMAN. corresponding Sec
rotary.
Court whist was the feature.
with prizes being awarded 10
FANNIE WELLS. the retiring
president SADIE HARDI.
MAN and MYRTLE
SEABROOKS We might add
word Of praise here for the
splendid work MRS. WELLS
did for the group during her term
as proxy THERE WERE OF
course the usual flow Of cocktails
N''N p'dAA'as VI CdndpCS, 10 Wncl
the appetite Hallowe en- dec.
oratlons . made a pretty back
ground Among those who
were in attendance GERAL-
DINE BLEDSOE AGNES
LEWIS MILDRED FORT.
SON ESSELL SAULSBER.
RY BEATRICE GILLIAN
HELEN TANDY MYR-
TIE SEABROOKS MARIE
REED ETHEL CRAWFORD
MARIAN HUBBARD
EDNA DAVENPORT CON.
ME SMITH BERNICF
HOAGLAND FANNIE
WELLS MRS. FRANK B
WILLIAMS MARY BERRY
MARJORIE WILLIS
GRACE DAVIS - IVA ISA
BELL SADIE HARDIMAN
VIRGINIA YATES
MRS. =. MCKINNEY CORA
MARKOE MARIE SIMMONS
BETTY HARRIS Ell
FANOR GRIFFIN ... BEULAH
BREWER and NYE
X y X
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-14

OF LUCILLE FONTAINE
former Chicagoan for
last week Mary Ann. who
is cute wi!lowy blonde me;
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miss DETROIT" ENTRIES
II won't be long now until
The Big Game .TUSKEGEE VS.
WHEREFORE A week
from this Friday 10 be exact
October 20 A usual feature
OF these games Will be re-
peated The MISS DE.
TROIT" contest in which
some ell gibe coed will be Sc
lected 10 reign as Queen OF the
Classic -. MARY ANN GLEN
ON-BAlLER was the hrs,
winner BERNlCE MILLER
Was last years winner
and for this year -, The 'ol-
LOVING lovely dcbs are now IN The
running VIOLA DELONEY
MARTHA LUNDY
LEONE LUCKEY CHRIS
ia MASON DORIS TODD
ROSE CAMPBELL
BETTY ANN WHEELER
JEAN THOMPSON JEAN
MORTON BARBARA LOOM
IS vELMA MAY AL
IEENE DAWSON ERMA
JEAN SEEGAR and posi-
bly, others by now The dance
Will follow the game and VIII
be held al Labor Temple Al!
this is being sponsored hv AL
PHA KAPPA ALPHA SOROR-
lTY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
One Flock of TrampS
Stulmps City Experts

Council referred the question Ia
health authorities after receiving
complaint from l.. O. Bendick
Of 1929 Rademacher, who said
that tramp pigeons roosting on
his roof were damaging his
property
Bendick'S feud with the pigeons,
however, IL a minor skirmlSh COM
pared 10 that OF Mayor Jeffries.
DO YOU remember what hap
pened 10 the mayors city hall VIC
tory garden?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

Detroit knows how 10 handle
the ordinary vagrant, hut broke
down and confessed today that II
can't do anything about the tramp
pigeon.
The board u health. replying
10 an inquiry from common coun-
Gil. SAID there seems 10 be no
solution 20 pigeon nuisance
problem
The board said. however, that a
MidweStern conference Of AmerI-
can Humane Societies is Sched-
uled for January in Chicago and
that the problem Is 10 be taken
up AZ that time.
Perhaps something conStruc-
tive will emanate," the board
wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
l5c-an-Acre Land

The first prohibitory act against
disposal Of New York States Adj
rondack lands was passed in 1880
forhiddlng the state 10 sell lands
along the Raquette River al less
fhan Is rentS an acre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Sacks Make Curtains

Low'ly feed sacks make unusual
curtains. saws the homemaklne
apartment OF Successful Farm
- mazagine. Hang them in dou-
= tier fashion, win rickrack
ArierS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Soldiers Prolific

Babies are born at the rate Of
1000 a day to wives of service
men in the four lowest pay
groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
sITUAIof]s DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants cleaning in apt.
no general laundry; good refs. Call North
coLoRED WOMAN, reliable, wants days
CS5S Ss Re IN Esppsssy sfteE 10
or Box I64-L. Star.
COOK, experienced, colored; Is years exp.
experienced with dinner parties; stay IL
room UPSTAIRS; city ref. Write Box 292-L.
COUPLE, colored. wants small place as
lanitor: husband works out, wife stays
o On pIa ..Ss IA 9qda 40 .,u...,.. -.
DAY WORKER, exp, colored. SIS day and
fasiase w cs H 4as s11s MYRTLE SUR
GEaoN, 140S 10th st. NV. Apt. 1. DE.
GIRL. colored, desires g.h,w. in small apt,
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants part
GIRL. coiored. neat. reliable. wishes s.h.w.
nve days a week; dour-yr. ref; salary, SO
GIRL, colored. wants work from 1 to 4.
GIRL, colored, wants work for Monday.
Cleaning or light laundry. DE. 1888 after
GIRL. colored. would like Job after school
from to as mothers helper. DU. 903o.
10 Sundays; no children. CO. osS4.
GIRL, eolored, wants days work for Mon.
pgss Wed p and .5 Thurs experienced Sc
GIRL s9lorrsd, wishes days work or full
s sss &c sssss wants A. H sss work cleaning
work: plain cooking: city refs; no SUNDAYS.
GIRL wants g.h.w. Call no. e97s.
GIRLS, q. .colored want days work from
LAuNDREss. colored. SIS day and carfare.
ILAUNnREss. cclored woman would like
ironing tonly) 3 days week; 81 per day
and carfare. RE .5l49. -
MAID, experienced. desires days work;
will cook dinner: city ref. Elk. 6740.
MAID wants part-time Job. Telephone
MAN, coiored, student. from Brooklyn. de-
57SS.
SCHOOLGIRL wishes g.h.w after school
and Saturday, S12 and carfare. Ia. 5l2S
between / and 5 pm. Sunday.
SETTLED WOMAN for general housework.
stay in or out: S25 per week, sunday.
GE. 1883: weekdays. phone NO 1880. 10s
WHITE WOMAN. position in motherless
home. good housekeeper, cook, fond Of chill
| dren. cheerful homemaker. Box COLL.
Star
WOMAN, coiored. who attends night school,
wants Job. IS second maid; live In. CAL
co. 662S bet. 1X-S pm. daily.
Continued on Next Page.)
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ANALYST. asst. to top executive; yrs. trade
assn. work; war period Govt. experience;
likes adv. prtge. and sales promotion. Good
appearance. adaptable; highest references.
1 CLuB MANaGEER or stewardess. eleven
years instit, exp, university, hospital
cafeteria. dining rooms; dietitian qualified.
assume complete charge personnel, pur-
chasing. menu planning. catering; three
years Air Corps Oficers' Club social direc-
tor-dietitian; available now. Box gel,
cOLLEGE GRADUATE, 81. mother Of 3
school-age boys. desires position as apart.
ment or rooming house manager or othel
work which will provide home employment
Write details to Box 16-L. Star. s.
COLLEGE GRADUATE available Nov. Ii
TO- Feb. for nonessential work, between
Jobs free for any kind OF project; unat-
tached. 81; broad experience research,
Information. once administration. fluent
French and Spanish; travel anywhere; ex-
cellent references. What is your PROPOSE
ton? Box 210-L. Star.
COLOR1D high school girl wants Job TAX
ing messases and answering telephone.
cso5uNTiEI GIRL, ex., white, desires da,
work; USES release. Phone LUCILLE
-. $500 from Oil Am. g.
CURTAINS stretched at home; reasonable
prices. Call AID. 7343
|f04lfEnLY Infant NU1SE, like to sta,
With children evening"; ~ yeafs D. G,
GIRL wants part-time work. prefer ele-
yafor operator. Call no. bO27 after 3
pm. sunday.
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Hrlp DoArsric.

GOOD dsl,sss ssas sE sas ssod d liter
Psons Msanea Sss s s1sn Esss and car
sT' 1sSur .sd Mo
Iisht houssxorE ior Adults: 0G nice sn 1oom NJ
WOMAN. csoaiooried. to work in an institu-
tion, s-hr day sood wages; refs re-
WOMAN. white; g;h,w.. care Of small
W WE Ss VI VA nc sS sss child salary. MRS
WOMAN, colored. cleaning and cooking
for 4 adults; references; 5 days. SIS and
WOMAN. neat. reliable, 3 days wk.. to A;
light h9useweTk a and ironing; no washing
Laundry. 1880 N. Vsitch St.. Arl, va.
4a55sfS ~, nbite. to cook and. keep house
for small adult family; no heavy laundry;
no night Or Sunday work; live In; $50
WOMAN, colored. middle-aged, settled. for
cook and g.h W; experienced; fun time; live
I'M, no laundry. no children; references re-
pa iS0a Ab ssas aes a RSs pm
hosa a for eh:w: in exchange for ROOM
laundry, private. rm., bath. salary. $Ioo
aso p Phone ANEW IA saal 1907 1ssn Monday
WOMAN, middle-aged co.ored; ;, general
CHASE home; live in. WI, 1850.
S &c ss1e Il no
lection to child; good salary with mainte-
as m6 Ss1 sxer w sSPlns se Md y.
in. care OF 2 children. 4 and 9, in school
9 to l; no Laundry; health certificate re-
WANTED - woman to care for small
a lo sasa Ranss 1851
sIal houseworker. full time Or part time,
Tfhnrsdays and every other Sun off, Call
throush Friday; g-h.w.; SOC hour and car
FART TIME. e.h.w, light laundry. cook
through dinner, 2:8o to 7:30. Cali AID
PART-TME G.H.w. and cook dinner fol
sed ssrs. 6eatR cara sd aSd wfs
erences required Call SH; 1872 all day
Sunday or after 9 pm. weekdays.
esp Ess W care 9 II eS4 ssas live
no laundry: evenings and. Sundays free
good salary. Call 81, 67s1.
S95--Cook. experienced, Inv: live In
hslp. employed; near Dupont Circle. MI
WAR WIDOW with child to share mother.
e com cH. s4os evenings, JAMES
RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN with gooc
references, 2 days weekly. Silver Spring
SHORT HOURS. s1s: hours. IL am. to s
pm. Mon. through Sat: general house
ght Laundry an 70 c cooking neat
Apt $40 WO OT62
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 woMEh.

MAN AND WIFE desire janitor quarters.
or rooms; references. Elk. 5S65. 1888
list st. NV,
COUPLE, colored, butler. chauffeur, cook.
maid, experienced: references: salary,
500. no laundry. Box 1871. Star
COUPLE, colored, clean, honest and re-
liable, desires janitors position in large
or small apt, exper.; ref. RE. 0397.
COUPLE, colored, sober and dependable
would like nice janitor's quarters; man
employed at night. wife work in day; no
children; small salary. TR. 1898.
REFINED COLoRED COUPLE would like
light laundry RIA 65TT
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bkpr, yrs. CPA exp, varied bus. exp:
| middle-aged: essential work. Box 176-L,
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IN CLEVELAND

IN CLEVELAND
Mrs Cynthia Glasco left the city
Friday TO visit relatives and friends
in Cleveland, Ohio. She is expect
ed 10 return 10 the Motor City in
Two weeks.
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Garland Acres
Scene Of Gala
Picnic Sunday
By GLADYS MILLS

Many former classmates Of Har-
ward. Howard. Meharry and Fisk
universities, together with their
families. journeyed from several
midwestern cities 10 be the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Garland Of
1929 Glendale avenue, Muskegon
Heights, Michigan. last Sunday. Tn.
Garlands hosied a mammoth picnic
az their farm. Garland Acres, "
twelve miles east OF Muskegon Oh
Twin Lakes.
A baseball game between Howard
and Meharry was the feature OF the
day. with DR.. Dewey Hoover OF
Terre Haute. Ind. amazing the
crowd with his performance as first
baseman. When the contest ended.
Howard was the victor. according
10 DR.. Garland. However Meharry
secured the higher score. Archery.
croQuet and card games also enter
tanned the adults. while the young
fry took turns galloping on horse
back and riding over the l30-acrc
farm in an old-fashioned surrey
with the fringe on top"
A fried chicken and pork bar
becue dinner was enjoyed by the
participants and an endless stream
Of quenchables suitable for young
and old flowed throughout the day
Guests numbering more than .
hundred. from cities in Ohio Ken
lucky. Indiana, Illinois and Micni-
gan. included; Attorney and Mrs
Milo NJ Murray, Attorney and Mrs.
Benjamin Wilson. DR. and Mrs Her
man Clay, Dr. and Mrs Gordon
Ross, DR.. and Mrs. Leroy Bingham
Attorney Winston McGhec Dr.. and
SlrS. Robert Clayton. DR.. and Mrs
Robert Redd. DR.. and Mrs. X. S
Jones. Attorney and Mrs. Tenola
Graves. Dr.. and Mrs c. S. Boyd.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Payne. DR. and
Mrs. Percy Goodloe. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Doneghy. Dr.. and Mrs
Fields. Mr.. and Mrs Rickmon. Mr.
and Mrs Hyman, Mr. and Mrs G.
Anderson. Editor and Mrs. Paul
Elliot. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paige Brown. Mrs. Thomas
S;ratton and many others. Mis-
Mildred Wade Of Detroit. sister of
Mrs. Garland. assisted with the gala
affair
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Party Held In
Spacious Home
Last Saturday
BY vIvIENNE COOPER

Attractive. fair-haired Eleanor
Bell. from Atlanta. Ga. was the
honoree at a party given last Sat-
urday night by her aunt and I'M
Gle. Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Bell,
of 1857 Binder. Conant Gardens.
Mrs. Bell. attired in a becoming
blue crepe frock, greeted her
guests and conducted them 10 the
pretty recreation room. II was a
symphony OF pretty pastel colors
with sky blue as the dominating
color. TIE furniture was bleach
ed mahogany and colorful Indian
prints adorned the walls. Here.
the guests played variety Of
games for amusement.
The bar was presided over by
Mr. Bell and he was kept busy dis
pensing almost any concoction i'm
aginable.
Kathleen Coote Bell. sister i'm
law OF the guest of honor, assisted
the hostess and she was attired in
cool green print with a white
background.
Eleanor Bell chose aqua blue
crepe with a jeweled belt and
wore two yellow flowers in her
tresses. Chinese style.
At midnight. the hostess served
a salad, enhanced by assorted rel
isneS, crackers. and wine.
Guests who responded TO Mr.
and Mrs. Bells invitation were:
Mrs. John Scruggs, Miss Ruth
Bankhead, It. and Mrs. Carlyle
Johnson, Cpl. Grove Coote, Mrs
Russell Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wartman. Mrs. Jesse
Owens, Miss Majorie Dunbar. Miss
Flossie Jasper and Claude H. Coop
er.
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MRS. CARRIE ANDERSON
HONORED ON NATAL DAY


MRS. CARRIE ANDERSON
HONORED ON NATAL DAY
Mr.. AND MRS. GREGORY
PREMDAS $50. honored 80. MRS.
CARRIE ANDERSON a.. on her
birthday with a party held a;
their lovely home on Log Cabin
Ave. e.. last Saturday night.
Those who helped Mrs. Anderson
celebrate were 49,. MRS. FANNIE
HILTON MRS. MABLE STOW
Frs Mr.. AND MRS WALTER
SHOWERS. JR -. MRS JOSE
PHINE COUGH MRS INA TY-
l.ER HENDERSON 49,. MR. AND
MRS. WILLIAM MEADOWS ..
MR.. AND MRS. HENRY WOODS
MRS. MARY JEFFRlES. Mr.
GEORGE RUCKER Mr.. AND
MRS. A. s WAUNDLESS. =. Mr.
BEN ANDERSON &C.. and MRS
MARY DEWBERRf
X X X
CINCY SOCIALITE VISITS
MRS. DAISY CECIL, one OF Gin
ey's most admired and popular ma
irons. E. was recent visitor in our
city Mrs Cecil. came 10 Detroit
for the celebration Of. MIR. BEN
CECIL'S birthday.
The visitor was royalty feted by
the many many friends Of the fari-
". The WALTER WATSONS OF
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GADDINGS
BY GLADYS
MRS. ROBINSON ENTERTAINs FOR "MAJoR WEST

MRS. ROBINSON ENTERTAINs FOR MAJOR WEST"
MAJOR HARRIET WEST. who Is the highest ranking
Negro officer in theWac the house guest recently
of. DIR. AND MRS. THEODORE WHITE. MRS w. H..
ROBINSON. was hostess to Major West last Mon
day night. in her home on Clinton ST..
At the same time, Mrs. Robinson hostess to At
TORNEf AND MRS. TED SPAULDING of Philadelphia and
t.. DR. SINGLETON of New York City MRS. ROBIN
SONS guests. included GLADYS QUEENS. .BER-
NADINE TEARS. TEENE JOHNSON. EDITH WHITE
HAZEL ROXBOROUGH. LUCY JONES THELMA
HOUSTON. DORIS PELHAM. ELIZABETH McKIN-
NEf -. KATHRYN LOOMS. -. EVA GREEN. MAMYE
ALEXANDER. -. NINE LILLIAN EVANTI. .GARNETTA
CARTER. and ALBERTA RAFORD 80. THE
SPAULDlNGS. enroute from the Convention at
Chicago. and remained in Detroit all of last week They
were entertained by MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE HEATH.
on Sunday morning for a "Cumbo" Party and by DIR.
AND MRS. REMUS ROBINSON on Sunday night Cock
tails. Guests at The Robnsons. included MIR. AND
MRS ERNEST MARSHALL. MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
HUBBARD. DIR. AND MRS. MAURICE CLARKE. :. DR.
AND MRS. WALTER WILLIS ...ATTORNEY AND MRS.
RALPH OSBORNE. DIR. AND MRS. WALTER HINES.
MRS SARA HINES, Of North Carolina. who is visiting
her son and daughter-in-aw DIR. AND MRS BOYNTON
MILTON. DR. AND MRS. SAMMIE MILTON. :. MRS
AMYRE PORTER. DR. AND MRS. WALTER HARMON
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Kentucky Lass
Among Guests

The Croxton home on Leicester
Court, was the scene OF a lovely
party. last Saturday evening.
Charming Christine Croxton was
hostess and greeted her guests in
a very becoming print frock, with
which she wore a headdress Of
black daisies.
Among the young socialites seen
munching and dancing were: Doris
Jean Matchin. La Brentha Glenn.
Eddie Glenn. Gloria Hutchins, Leon
Jackson. Hazel Wood. Maricathryn
Croxton. Flynn Wells. Jean Hill
Langford. Juanita Carr, Ralph
Glynn. Charles Dickson, Oleo West.
Cecil Scott. Cynthia Brown. Olivia
DeAllen. Lieutenant Ernest Morris.
Norman Dickson, Cleo Thompson,
Henry Jolly. Mary Elizabeth Dick
son. Betty Glynn. Elber Morton and
Eleanor Jackson from Kentucky.
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oCotten entertained al dinner
-. THE JOHN BALLS and
MAUDE LASTA had luncheon a,
the Hotel Gotham The group Wis
tied Ann Arbor and attended the
Festival. MRS. FRANK DAVIS
held forth at the Nscirema Club
etc, etc. Mrs. Cecil left re-
luctantly last Thursday -.
CADETS
PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNI-
TY will hold a mammoth picnic
at Belle Isle. on this Sunday
Sigma Wives and Sweethearts will
be feted on this occasion 49,. The
Beta Baseball Team will III,
with NaciFema on that day
ODESSA TROTTER. will spend
two months in Chicago with her
mother getting complete rest
and recuperating from her re-
cent surgery.
THE THOMAS McCAMPBELL.S
-. and their young son. left last
Sunday for week &. VI. in Cassopolis
Then Mrs. MeCampbeli. will
leave for an extended Eastern visit
curing which time she will see
her brother Alton Byrd get his bars
from Officers Training School.
X X X
ROBERT NOLAN will present
49,. prize winner -. GERTRUDE
WlLSON....in complete recital
,...on August 3. in the Lecture
Hall OF the Art Institute. This
Will be Gertrude's final appearance
before she leaves TO matriculate at
Howard university 49,.
X X X
Sorry 10 hear OF the death Of
MRS. CLEMENT SCOTS moth
er.. this wee kin Ford hospital. 49,.
She had only srrived IN the CITY
the week before her death. -.
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Saw. ,NAOLA NUTTALL VIII
SON who is more beautiful than
ever since her marriage o.. She is
just home from the West. -. her
new husband has gone overseas go
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SGT. CHUCK STEPHENS in
town on a rcc-day pass -. and
not missing a thing ~
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The WILLIAM HALLS. en-
PERTAINING =. MRS. BENHAM ...
OF Chicago -. at the Paradise
Lounge.
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THE PRENTlSS WALKERS .
and E. LEON HUBBARDS OF Pom
tiac cruising about Lake Erie ,...
will be home soon....
PRISCILLA DANIELS of Nc
Dougall avenue lis sujourning in
New York City -. Philadelphia and
Washington, De-.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN II. Ed
Monsoon SR. -. announced this
week the engagement OF their
daughter. LOIS RUTH 10. 49,. CLAIR
ENCE F. HEPBURN-The we'd
ding will take place on Sunday. Au-
gust twentieth al Bethel AME
Church Miss Edmonson is the
president OF the FANNIE B. PECK
CREDIT UNION OF Bethel church.
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MRS. ROBERT MATTHEWS. &C..
and o.. MRS. IRENE PlNKETT...
were joint hostesses at breakfast
held recently in honor Of out-of-
town visitors. -. MRS. OPAL MY
Frs of Jackson MRS. PAR
THENIA STRICKLAND. Of Lans-
ing e.. MRS. MYRTLE DAVIS and
MRS. SALLY CRANE of Kalama-
700 and MRS. EDMUND PAGE
Of Grand Rapids. 80. Detroit guests
included =. MRS. JULIAN PERRY
MRS. OSWALD LAMPKIN -.
and. MRS. BLANCHE SIMMS.
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Which reminds us that. E. ROB-
ERT MATTHEWS e. is now some
where in the Southwest Pacific....
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DIR. AND MRS. L. GREGORY
HUBERT of Philadelphia -. our
aunt and uncle. ...are spending a
week with us. While LEONE
LUCKEY. and CLEMENT MILLS