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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont,

VIZ, W1LL SELL rVh LOW ILiLiNo'
1913 SSthevroiet toWn sedan' na ,
1879 Ghsvroiet sQWH seuan, 7. anu n.
i iS2dd Snev,rolss Staiion wagon.
i iSS4499 S SuiSk iIltea ssuani .as
i1S95SS npSi ua,st1 ss Sph@Auef seoah'
u, y3o rymouIE seoah:
VIII WIN sell 10 deaiers az Whoiesaie. ono,
ND wilson blYd. airing, va: Oh. S00l.
TREW VALUE CARS
AL Hudson Commodore 4 DIR, sedan; radio
heater,
Al Hudson de luxe 2-dr, sedan; radio,
heater
al Nash de hxe CDR broueham. heater
ii Nash de luxe 4-dr sedan
III pivmoufb conv come
al pontiac conv come
40 pIymouth de l,,xe n-dr sedan
40 Piymouth de luxe coupe
IA ~brvsIar do luYe Or sedan. radio
~ SnIysiei NC iu"e f-uf. seoah' iaoio'
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STORES FOR RENT.

VICINITY I4th AND G-EXcellent loca-
ton for cafeteria restaurant; will lease
70 responsible party Ma. 1923, MR..
BROWN
LARGE DISPLAY WINDOW, rooms avail
able good business location. 1923 18th
st. NV, NO. 1920 Ext. 355
FIRST.FL0OR SPACE, 4ox50. new nicely
iiShfs, rne toilet facilities' heat and hot
water furnished; not on business thorough
fare but, convenient location. near 18th
year F ELIOT MIDDLETON. RE. ISL
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

VACANT, Sill Decatur ST., HyattsvilIe.
Md. Edmonston section); reconditioned; s
rooms, Ia baths: corner lot 5Ox2OO: rea-
sonable terms. FULTON R. GORDON
Owner, 1927 Eye st. NV, d. $3.50 till
8 pm. Brokers, attention.
ROOMS. bath, electricity. front and back
porches, 2-car garage, cleo refgrs;
possession: $3.50. terms ERWIN REALTY
Co. Hyattsville 0334: ewes WA 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

WAREHOUSES; or small business Ioca-
tons, approximately 5000 So. #. each,
15-ft. height, small heated ofice. large
garage door entrances. To be built in
Rosslyn Arlington area: railway siding;
nominal rent on long lease. An oppor-
tunIty to locate permanent business in
this fast-growing county Inquiries So
licited. See Mr. Parsons WEAVER
BROS. WASHINGTON Bldc pI 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on CHESAPEAKE Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co., Md.
LAKE JACKSON, 12-mi. lake, near. Ma
nassas. Va-Log cabins for sale. furn.
lots, acreage. Write or call Manassas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CLEAR FARMS, acreage, lots, bay cottagee
hotel. colored, Investment houses, re-
duced, terms, add cash for income
N. E. RYON CO., GE. 6146.
WILL EXCHANGE about 100 acres, River
Road area, for apartment in District: u to
GEORGETOWN. Answer, Box 392 S, Star. 25s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

LIST YOUR MARYLAND and d. c. prop
cries for sale or rent with J. NOBLE
BOAZ. s240 Wis. ave-. Washington IA, D. c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

notwithstanding, D. c.. 2S23 18th
st. ne: 11-rm. brick house, ami, oil
heat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
COLORED-corner Georgia ave. and
and home of rooms and bath, with hot
water heat: can be purchased on terms
A. D. TORE REALTY CO., 1925 North
Capitol st. Ho. 200.
o. The SUNDAY Star
JOIN w. ROUSE, 1910 M st. NV. d.
COLoRED, ATTENTION. Beautiful home.
953 ;25th, st. NV, large rms, l bath;
r.. h hi1 ei assn garage space $4,000.
Brick sls G5a ss lot st;
reduced: possession at settlement; terms.
CoLoREDNNear Capitol CAPT An Excellent
home converted into six complete, apart
PEoduens hom, M1rc sAiEsn ou1c as0% 81
1881 or RA. 341s.
CoLoRED-yacant, 1918 Otis pl. NV, .
family nat. rooms and bath each apt.
private entrance: separate light and aas
unit; hswh; immediate po, losses ,, IsTms
c tooLoRfEiDi1s5a wallach pl NV, :
\ rooms. bath, h.-wh.; newly decorated: va.
cant; can be converted into apartments
open; MR. ROBERTS, AID. 1865. "a
excellent condition: deep lot; low dowr
Til til pm, LEO NJ BERNsT Tfa d Co. .
NE: 300. Your neighbor bought from US
COLORED-5o0 block 18th st. n.e.--2-stor,
s Ss6 rms, bsmt bath hot1Tatsr , heat nst
| A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

BUICK 1941 7-passeneer sedan: like new
IN every detail, bu1lt-in radio and heater.
PEAK e. MOTOR CO.. Wis. at Albemarle,
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; radio, practically
rssde t5es low msasEe NE aey .r Gss
FAR 4 sS Conn. p E y 1884: Bob TerTett.
aass Sale sx'f pk oR CO.. prs W fs
dlHema+s si" 1893 1888 sedan: in excellent
s's co. Wis., trade ss ais 5ssns
Dol GGyY 1889 sedan: new paint good tires,
A9To SERVICE eieie A. '9 4soo MARKET
GFR LIN MoToR sS sz 4s Conn., aye
FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor, excellent me
ehaniGal condition; 1885. MARKET AUTO
FORD model a. 1880 sedan, Fordor: very
good tires, motor. paint and everything
nice; Also Ford coupe that's Just as good
FORD i941 Tudor super de luxe; radio and
Elm st.. Bethesds. Ma. ''oo n'''eS %.
HuRRsqN p lSss seuP Ps b. 1 1seg overseas
full car throughout. excellent mechanicaI
sas sa f e Fess sE K Ii af ao
oLD sad;o lie 1870 four,door sedan model
Cnl 40 vCLy CiCdu tllTOukDOut. tEAQe de-
sired. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1872
SCKxRD 1915 business Coupe co excellent shess
sne all s7sS Gndox s ss5 radio
PACKARD 1896 4-dr. club sedan; mechani-
cally perfect, new paint job, new battery:
PACKARD I941 model 40 convertible
white sidewalled tires, like, new car;
NUTS MooR safes 44sa 0e conn. AZ. GsNrF IN
PONTIAC Al cony. club coupe with 81
SO Chrysler Airflow sedan. SO Dodge
sedan. 1913 14th st. NV, DE $3.50.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS and passenger
cars.
2 1912 Chevrolet M dump trucks.
! 1942 Smithco Ford 1h-ton dump truck.
l 1912 Ford 1h-ton dump truck.
1912 Dodge command and reconnaissance,
1871 DODGE command and reconnaissance,
1a-ton.
2 1871 Ford Fordor sedans.
Many more PASSENGER cars. all types.
q RADIO CO., both. sides Of 7th st. At r
nv. Open ewes. also SUNDAYS and holi-
days until p.m.
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LOTS WANTED.
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

D. c.. Md, VA, for residential, CONNER
cial and industrial purposes. JAMES E
MAHONEY, woodward Bldg, RE. PAIL.
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MONEY WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

s. 0O, 900 WANTED to invest in wholesale
radio and cleo. appliance distributing bust
ness. Principals only. Box 423-k. Star
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OFFICES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WANTED, OFFICE BLDG. or 2nd-f. space
poses by Jan. /. DI. 1852, MRS, FLYNN
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

NICE 8-ROOM HOUSE, big yard, hot
water heat; 2 blocks from D. c. line; S65
per mo. $500 Branch ave Sc.
Open 10 to 4. 24'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
"Lettered- Out correctly you use them
daily.
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
CD SCENERY - CENSER tit gives Oh
fumes).
tE PREAcH-PARcH tto dry upl.
(A MANDATE - TANDEM (one-behind.
K) DRAPER-PARED Che peeled).
(Nl ENGINES - SEEING you're ustns
your sSesl.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CAPACITY Of 4 to 6 trucks, preferabl!
with work space for mechanic. OR. 661 3
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

SHEPHERD PARK, near Georgia an
Alaska ayes, nice brick garage. GE 1921
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Points for Purents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
turkey rattle? ?"
The feeling TIL

The feeling that they remembered mhich receung pic
the armed forces, than
additional lonqnq TOR home they induce
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x9,tOO, BUNGALOW with pine organ. Morton
make. good condition: large living room,
fireplace. full-size dining room. bedrooms
AND bath. modern kitchen with stove and
refrigerator, good-size sunsoom. full base
ment, oil h.-w.h., circulating pump; ga
rage: block 20 busllne: located in Ia
$500. bungalow. frame 3 bedrooms,
bath, living room, fireplace, dinins. room,
kitchen, breakfast alcove. attic, full base
terminal, H. HANNAUER 1896 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md, 81. 4729. 81.
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Complete new 32-paae booklet.
CHANCES in the -Four Aces system"
how to use the new weak two bid,
new no-trump bids and responses. This
booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
of % cents per copy. stamps or coin
Address the Four Aces, In care Of
this newspaper p. o. Box 26, Station
w New York "a N Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR 18th AND LONGFELLOW-S23,50 800
a most spacious detached center-hall
Fortunately 15xss. library, large dining
room, spacious kitchen and buffers pantry.
There ere large bedrooms and . baths
porch. Full Insulated attic. House con-
Iains unusual features such a roll screens,
n eeyers oE beating unit special radiator
system, House in beautiful condition. I'm m.
Me- For rRaSk
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411..
SII.650-A detached Colonial brick in q
houses. on the Potomac. between streetcar
ana bus lines, near-m d. c., large rms,
bath. recreation e'om: oil heat: about, 8
nome look like new: attached garage; large
lot: For information please Call Sales De-
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUBESa4, bOo-A
charming Colonial center-hall brick home
with spacious living room and dining room.
pletes LIST floor. 3 large bedrooms and 2
f.. ~ Gear brick sarase; Lot IS well land,
family wanting the best location, with
OF ners and yet getting
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK - This
Tns room isna dnna Rome
Ils t bedrooms and bath: End .ioor,. 3
b o Ssar9os and a hath l HEAT ss
please call sales department. FRANK 8.
p pHM1h IP 81; Ill. ,u ,.,
$500, MRS Smith. WI. isis. WI f'a 4ias.
bedroom AND BATH on LIST noor-on
thing difncult 10 find these days. Also
LYING LYING room; dining room and kitchen: End
D-ear n
Wilson and Alice Deal schools. This home
is in immaculate condition and well with
Chevy CHASE, D. &c cS mod M - room" de-
ta he'd, b el home, Z bedrooms, 2 baths,
garage large screened porch: i Blk. Of
Conn. ave, close to schools and shopping
center; excellent condition; price. S15.750.
W. b WRIGHT, 52ll Wis. ave. OR. 1905,
CLAY ST N.E.-New- house condition:
rms, bath; auto: heat; stores, trapsporta-
Ga 'I Leo af NJ BE X STEn GU e. ME-
nj StHo pE xSas neishboF bought Sma VS.
s-siory bricS Containing ioHWspehq pooms o-'
baths, double rear porches, automatic hot
water heat; metal garage; fine location, "a
square from transportation, with beautiful
& GUCHs CO, 1865 ST. NV, ma .,345.
Mr. :.,I BLESSED SACRAMENT at
lrdctlpe Helacneu nome mas 10 rooms,
baths Gear garage. and is in i'm
maculate condition. Near bus, schools and
shopping center, Possession. Priced for
an immediate sale Call NE. 1913, until
9 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
BRICK COLONIAL S14.75O: beautiful
white brick home on large corner domestic,
wood Park, Bethesda. Nd. First floor,
reception hall. large living, dining rooms
de luxe kitchen, u bath, screened porch
built-in garage: 2nd floor. 3 bedrooms. tile
bath with shower; air conditioned; insu-
lated: lot l0O-ft. trontage. LESLIE D.
MEASELL WO. 1921.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-07

in full-with a gold star. a handful
of bitter-sweet memories. and an
empty heart at home.
It's tough to die alone far from
your loved ones, with the feel of the
metal that's biting out your life
but some fighting man is dying that
miserable death right now. because
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-07

Albert Bros, Sidney J. Albert
- Judd Street
Aliens Cut Rate Perfumers
80 Sank Street - Near Center Street
Allied Insulation Co.
~ Grand etFeet Buckingham BIDS.
AIMS Style Shop
iie Bank Street
Arch Preserver Shoe Shop
Hayes a Jenes 100 0Fand Street
Army and Navy Store
@snk sn6 6FsRd Streets
Bedford, Inc.
% Bank street.
Blakeslee's Furs
90 NeFtb Main Street
BrocI.EIaIl Dairy, Inc.
- EngslWees AvSnve
John Byron Coal Co.
Ss Center street
Carlson Furniture Stores
NsusatHek = 0akviils
Case Clothes
iDe hslil Street
Chasfield & chatfield, inc.
- nsnp6iet street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
A.M.Caddy Celebrates
With Birthday Dinner

Mss A. NJ Gaddy o, Mulle,;
stree. chose a dinner as The form Of
celebration in honor OF her BIRTHDAY
Sunday. The honoree received many
lovely efftS. Mrs l. Tinch her
aunt Of Lorain Ohio came up es-
pee ally 70 be with her.
Guests inc,aded Mrs. Mamie
Blackburn. Corlne Lewis. ~ Bray,
l. finch. Eddie Hunter Mr.. ard
Nj Buchanan. Rev. Jones. l. NJ.
CuriS;. VI Graves. VI Hesrld, Mr..
Henry and many others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Navy Officer
Entertained At
Lawn Pow Pow
BY GLADYS MILLS

Cool weather did not prevent;
the pow-woW planned on the spur
OF the moment by the L!neous
Dickersons in honor OF their old
or son. Leroy, who is hrs, class
petty officer in the US. Navy. and
who has just returned from active
duty in the South PacAc area. The
affair. which also honored Miss
Ella Mays OF Philadelphia, was
given on the lawn OF the DECKER
sons home IN Besole avenue. this
past week end.
Entertainment for the evening
was planned for both amusement
and warmth, a dance program vas
carried on; and led by Miss Are
tas Blaney OF 81. Paul. MINI. The
favorite o. the group turned out
10 be A Polish folk dance called
-Achya"
Mrs Ethel Rogers OF Canada
very grscious,v assisted Mss Col
ole Ann DickeySon With me re-
ceivinS or the guests.
The party eliminated in a Con-
ga line. which included Gertrude
Browning Allison. Rula Lee. Fred
Ware Ella MAYS. OF Philly:
Frances Griffin. Leroy DickerSon.
Msvon HAWK ns-Smith Ruth Nc
Crazy, Glloert Jackson. .Aretas
Blsney. Coast GuardSman and
Mrs Kenneth Stoncstree,. Robert
Thomas. Valerie Smith. Elise
Bradley VINE Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Rogers;
Zelna l. sh,toot Dolores Shell
ION. Corpora, Arthur GoldSby. OF
WATERFORD, 5. c: Pauline McKln-
nev. Rooe-, Arnold. Nerle Bob
man. ~ Toronto. Gurus Miller.
Los July. ~ Texas, Hiram Castle
berry. INIe Browning. OF Windsor,
Thedua Washington. Donald Thorn
A. AlbertS li2h,loOt. Rooert Good
game. Jean MvrglitS. Samuel Nor
Mood and Franklin Williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Elaine Baker To
Vie For Award
In Phihy Soon
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Elaine Baker, daughter OF
Attorney and Mrs. Oscar w. Baker
OF Bay City, Mich. gifted young
soprano. has been accepted as a
contestant for the music scholar
snip offered aspiring young artists
By Marian Anderson. outstanding
concert artist.
Miss Bake. accom- panied by her
mother. will leave Lansing. Mich.
Nnere she is student az Michigan
State College, on October ,. for
Philadelphia, where the additions
sre being held on October in the
s'Idios Of Radio Station WCAU.
The additions will not be broad
cast. Only the judges will listen
81
The scholarship is for $1,000.
Nh.ch the winner viii use 10 fur
taer his or her musical education
Under the rules OF the addition.
ore number Is ass gned 10 each
contestant and one may be an aria
o. the singers own choice Miss
Bsker viii sing My Mother BIDS
Nc Bind My Hair" by Haydn. as
~e~ assigned number, and "Vol 10
S55c,e," from MaScasnis opera
'Cavelleris Rusticans,' for her Sc
let;ed number.
The contestant, whose voice mu.
al critics have praised lav.s1iy
g the SUDDEN; OF Prot Fred Pat
ton a. Michigan State. where she
Is sophomore she "a eighteen
years old ana is me seventh Of
the Bakers nine children. A,tor-
rev Bake IS weil-known figure.
both politically and socially.
throughout the state Oscar Jr, -
- the firm with MS father. and is
q graduate Of the university OF
Michigan RObcr, now in me
armed forces. was a teacher in the
Detrol. public schools, Mrs Wal
ton Lewis. also OF Detroit. is The
former Dorothy Baker. Mrs Rus
sell Burden oflnkster is the for
Iner Mary Louise Baker. and A.
bert Baker vas assistant coach al
Wiloerfoyce University before his
induction.
Bav Cl,ianS feel ;ha, this is a
singular honor FOR ono OF their
young people. AND are backing me
youthful contestant 10 win N me
sud!tlors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Phi Sigma Frat
Cocktail Party
Nv GLADYS MILLS

Beautiful CLUB $3.50 was the scene
OF a cocktail party given by Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity. Sunday eve
ming.
The club was aseg with fun and
merrimert and those seen seated
about the tables conVerSing. or
dancing 10 the latest dance rhyihms
were: Dr. and Mrs. Hedgeman. S.
B. Mcqueen. Miss Caroline Glover,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell,
Marcena Taylor. Charles Lee. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Mhoon. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Puryis. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Eroadnax. Mr. and Mrs Curtis
Stewart. Fred Mays. Paul Sto0e-
street Mr. MURRAY. Miss Ann Kill
gore, Miss Celes,lne Williams, DR..
and Mrs c w Preston. Atty. Allen
Bib, DR. z. a. Williams. DR.. and
Mrs. Richard McGhee, Alexander
Dean Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Wilson.
Mrs Ethel Bots. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Collins. and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
The Party Line

The tsll weather finds the socially
busy Still travelling, and those at
home have settled down 10 some
seriou; bridge playing.
Thursday, the Eigh, Of Us. as they
have been called for three years.
60, together for bridge over al
Mrs. Eme,ls Csbu,es. They i'd mss
merlber Grace Jackson who IS still
sojoIrning IN California However,
others included Hattie Henry. Dora
Green Cwho won hrst prize Myrtle
Hall. Lena Owen, Johnnie Mae
Hendricks. Hattie Hubbard. Alice
Woods who won second>. and
Emells Csbules.
Over 10 ST. Cyprisns they are
setunT the tables for the annual
ann verssry banquet This year II
VIII De held on Sept 90
Pvt James S. McClaln is on fur
.ough from the Mediterranean base
section 10 see his family He mas
been IN action in Italy and Africa.
During MS stay he has been royalty
entertained by the George Thomp-
sons. the Edsar McBrydes. and
others. He VAS also feted al buffet
dinner party Sunday with Mrs
GWendolyn Harrison as hostess
Other guests were the Sturgeon
Crosbys. the Franklin Let's. the
Holden Evans. the Americas Snow
oen,, the Ray Elys. Mrs. Marian
McClsln and others
John Lindsay ard his haucse.
Mss Betty Thomas. have returned
fro.I an IDEAL trip They visited
Cleveland. Dayton and Cincinnati.
and Paris. Ky. where they have
been visiting relatives and friends.
Jscquelire Dunlap OF Alger ave-
nue. is home from Racine. Wis. She
Wa delegate 10 the Episcopal Con-
ference as Mich gan Youth dele
gste. Erroute home she VISITED Chi
cago and was entertained BY friends
Mrs VIM Blackwell OF Melbourne
avenue is away visiting friends n
New York and Washington.
Dorothy Walker Of 24th street is
visiting friends IN Louisville.
The New Era Study club spon-
Sored reception for two IL their
members. Mrs. Beulah Cam Brewer.
assistant prime. pa OF Hisgi bottom
school, and Mrs Fanette Norris
visiting teacher OF the Board Of
Education.
Kathryn TinSlcv is having a grand
TIM. She IS visiting her aunt and
uncle IN Columbus. and plans 10
stay for several weeks
The Alder, Mills are home ai;er
vscation.ng with relatives IN New
York.
The Theodore Poindexters arc en-.
terta.nirs house CUES, from
Greensboro. y c
Picking bsS and baggage. the
Frsnl: Hubhards Lucinda Murt-
shaw arc of 20 make Their home
- Indiana The Detroit SOC ties
viii miss the popular coupe I'M
ncnsely. They plan 10 euter ous,-
less. settle down and live happily
ever after.
The Sapphire club held their Ars,
meeting OF the season. Business OF
Clect,rg officers was most important
Mrs. Howard Giles. president Mrs
Gwendolyn Thompson. vice prcs.-
cent. Mrs Robert Williams. Secre-
iJry. Mrs Robert Rob u>or record
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30

ing secretary; Mrs. Reginald Nit
chell. treasurer. The members were
thrilled 10 learn that Mrs. Robert
Rob nson. the 1914 president. won
with her partner the mixed pair
championship al the Bridge tourna-
ment IN New Orleans.
sAlmeda Clifford was hostess 70
the Sophist.cates Tuesday and the
girls busily prepared for their cock
tail party which will be given al
tho Club 686 Oct. %.
r Bruce williams. seaman &c.
SP from Great Lakes. III, was or
26-hour leave 10 visit with his aunts
Mrs. Rose Bell OF oath street; Mis-
Lima Dawson Of colfsx avenue anc
Mrs Johnson OF Adelaide street. He
visited Canada and then left fol-
lis station al San Diego. Calf
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Mutual Natal
Day Cause Of
} ONT P arty
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs Frances WoodSon. o, l425
MacOmo street. entertained the
Frances Art club and friends on
Wednesday evening. celebrating
ner birthday and the birthday o.
her house guest the Reverend L.
Stone, 81 Lansing, Mich.
Otner guests were Mrs L. Stone.
who accompanied her husband 20
the city: Mrs L. Butord Of Cleve-
land. Ohio: Mrs. Flora Wells, Mrs.
r MassenberE, and Mrs. jamie
English.
Mem oerS o. the club are Lottie
Finley. president, Ka,le Thompson.
v!ce-pres dent. Ze.ma PullIum. sec
rotary. Frances WoodSon, treaSur-
e., Jeanette WoodSon Pearl
Amos. Cassie Bel. Jula Dadc e.
nora Adams. Nora Murphy. Nina
Ray. Amelia Kalgler, Irene Phil
Fps. c. W Goran. Mary Finley.
Freddie Hagier. Maoel Moore. An
naoelle Ether.dge Icons Reed.
Ann Harrison and johnnie Mae
EiN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-30
Maudice franklin
Returned TO D {

After visiting friends IN New
York and other points East. MISS
Msudice Franklin spent the re-
malnder OF her vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Geoys &c
Franklin VI 1898 Hudson avenue
During her visit Mss Franklin
was feted by these friends IN add
ton 20 her parents Miss Fl 1soeth
Lyon. Mr. and Mrs Frank Punch.
Mss Georgia Washington. Mr.. ard
Mrs. +. Woo;cr. Mr.. ard Mrs W
Gibson. Mt and Mrs. =. K.us. Mss
Grace Bell and others Miss Frank
In returned to Washington. d G,
al the end OF September.
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RECORD NUT CROP

4 record crop Of English wslnuts
j. expected tins fal! IN the states
.tnst produce most 81 these nuts
rmeroislly-Calitornis and Ore.
Won Latest estimates OF ;he Y $
Department Of Agriculture arc FOR
. 'otsl crop 81 - 600 tons ~ con-
traSt 10 last years crop o. $1,000
tons and an average OF ~ $50 tons
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YoIande Maddox
n Ninth Recital

The Detroit Association or Won.
ems clubs presents folande Mad.
dox, Mus Bac, dramatic soprano
in her ninth annual recital, Oct.
a. pm The recital VIII be held
IN The Lecture Hal. Of the Detroit
institute 81 Arts Lorsinetia LeBon
will be the sccompanist
Madam Maddox is a graduate OF
the Detroit Conservatory OF Music
and studied this summer With
Maestro William Herman 81 New
York C,y. She IS the poSSeSSor
Of voice with wide range and tone
colorS
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Michigan Girl To Compete For National Musical Award
KApPAs MEET IN LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE lamp - stu
geared 10 wartime restrictions, the
34th annual grand chapter meeting
OF the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
Will De held here. Dec. 1928, it
was announced this week by Henry
s. Wilson, polemarch OF the Louis
vile Alumni chapter.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
NeNes. club in town nc; Sstuc-
day ant with Ruth Ovens out
Conan; Gardens way The club,
winch is suN nsne,esS, was or
Ganzed IN the interest Of better
br dee
Members a~e Josephine I'd
wards. Alma Ward. NsgSle BUSES
Theresa Carroll. Doris Williams.
Ruth Mcneil. Helen Brown and
yours truly. 10" Edwards is the
cute prezy, Helen Brown. Secrc-
Any, and Ruin Mcneil. treasurer.
X y X
Irene Graves French fireplace e
really ultra. ultra /; is done IN
cream and you'd jus; have 10 see
Z 10 appreciate It's beauty.