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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-16

N4Cu LCllA CCSSo0AAA w ~
odpro pa smo menda le zenske
prisle naprej. Nato zaslisimo
Surprise. Midva VISA zaeudena
gledava okrog sebe, dokler ma
ma ne povedo, da vse to je "a
najino 35-letnico.
Komaj malo k sebi prideva,
ko mama vsi prijatelji voscijo
vso sreco. Nato pa stopi k meni
hci Minnie, da mi pripne prelep
sopek in Ernestina pa oeetu.
Prav lepa hvala, hcerke in zet
Leo. Nam so kar solzile oci, po-
sebno MENU, da 81 jih kar cell
veeer nj mogel ustaviti cd sa-
mega preseneeenja, ker 81 nisva
mogla misliti, da imava toliko
prijateljev. Prav IL srca Sc "a
hvaljujeva vsem skupaj in vsa-
kemu posebej.
Prisrcno zahvalo maj sprej-
mejo hcerke Minnie in Ernesti-
ma, zet Leo Jevec, in Sophie
Francel, ker tt so imeli najvec
opravka, XII so tako veliko pri-
jateljev skupaj sprawl brez, da
bi midva kaj slutila. PRAY poseb-
no Sc zahvaljujeva Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Rich, XII sta naju ma tako lep
nacin spravila ven, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Kristof st., XII sta pripo-
mogla, da sva sla Sc bolj z We
seljem v dvorano, Tony Kristo-
fu "a njegove lepe poke in val
:ke, cnako tudi sledeeim, XII so
stregli in v drugih ozi1ih poma-
gall: Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Lap in
Jennie Pizmoht, Mrs. Mary Ia
lar in hcerkam, Mis- Margie
Rich, Mr.. Frank Francis, Miss
Mary Marsich, Miss Frances
Polar, Mr.. in Mrs. D. Dekleva,
MIR. in Mrs. A. Malensek in ma
sim kuharicam Mrs. Pohar in
Mrs. Brancel, XII so nam pripra-
vile tako okusno vecerjo in Sc
vse druge dobrote.
T. Hvala lepa Kovacicevemu
kvartetu, ko so nam, ,tako lepe
pesmi zapeli. Enako tudi Char
lie zupancicu, XII je preskrbel lep
cake, Mr.. Grdini, XII je mas ma
vse strani slikal in Mr.. Taucar-
ju, tajniku Slovenskega narod-
mega donna "a vso prijazno uslu-
go. Najino prisrcno zahvalo mai
sprejmejo Sc nadaljni:
Mr.. IN Mrs. Frank Rich in
druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Lapp,
Mrs. M. zalar in hcerke, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Kristof st., Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Malensek, Miss
Frances Pozar, Miss Mary Mar
sich, Mr.. in Mrs. Dominik De-
kleva, Mr.. Andy Valencia, Mr..
in Mrs. Tony Kristof NIL, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Kristof, Mr.. in
Mrs. Benjamin Kristof, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Klain, Mr.. in Mrs.
Jack Hribar, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Lukanc, 1t. in Mrs. Stanley Le-
gan, E. M. 3rd/c in Mrs. John
Gosgnach, Mr.. in Mrs. Steve
Svrha, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Cim-
perman, Mr.. in Mrs. John HUI
doklin, Mr.. in Mrsc Louis sus-
tar, Mr.. in Mrs. Zobec, E. 66 St.,
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Znidarsic
Mr.. in Mrs. John Simoncic st.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Simoncic NIL.
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Urbania, Mr.,
in Mrs. Charlie Zupancic, Mr.. in
Mrs. Laddie Pujzdar, druzina
Gliha, Bonna Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Petkovsek, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Susnik, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Ko-
vacic, Carl Ave., Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Luzar, e. 67 St., Mr.. in
Mrs. Tony Telic, Mr.. in Mrs. An
dy Nitric, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis O.
blak, druzina Vidmar, E. II St.,
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Kolenc Mr.
in Mrs. Frank Fortuna, Pvt. in
Mrs. Frank spenko NIL, Pfc. in
Mrs. Anton Zakraisek, Mr.. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Jones 0rdtOry
Champs Picked
Continued from Page. Three)

Continued from Page Three)
ers' bureau for Detroit and Wayne
County.
Shattuck directed the John Paul
Jones contest in the Detroit area.
DR. Preston Scott, head of the
speech department of Wayne Uni
versity, was in charge of the
senior high school division md
Miss Helen Hanlon, SUPERVISOR of
language education in Detroit's
intermediate schools, directed the
Junior high school contests.
DIR Rupert l. Cortright.- pro-
feSSor of speech and director of
the speech laboratory at Wayne
University. was IN charge OF the
college division.
Detroit'S two oratorical cham
pionS Will leave early tomorrow
for Chicago. While there. they
will stay at the Ambassador East
Hotel as guests of the Times An
entertainment program is being
provided r-t'rerr tirder- the dr.
reCtion Of ChiCago's contest COM
mlttee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
CAMPAIGNS HELD

While neighborhood war clubs.
Boy Scouts and air raid warden
organizations have been engaging
in various campaigns to get paper
TO the mills, frequent charges
have been made of lack of CO.
operation from houSeholderS and
business houses and complaints
have been heard that waste paper
was being burned that could be
turned into the drive with a little
processing.
Schirner said that a state stat
ute. plus a city ordinance. would
90 great way TO remedy this.
"If they won't do IL volun-
tarily, maybe they can be forced
to help this very vital cam
paign," he said.
WIRE TO GOVERNOR
In his wire to the governor
Schirmer said:
THE waste paper shortage is
more critical today than ever
before. IL threatens the flow of
vital supplies 10 our troops
overseas.
1T is imperative that you do
all you can to encourage the
immediate enactment OF emer-
gency legislation in the State of
Michigan To prevent the willful
destruction Of waste paper by
making such destruction unlaw-
full.
"Such legislation il now being
proposed I'm New Jersey and a
resolution has been presented to
Congress. Your reaction TO this
request by WIRE to 1881 Wood
ward will he appreciated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

by minimizing
citizens
In Washing
ion a reSolu-
ton was intro
q u e q IN I h e
House by Rep
Calvin johnson
(R) of Illinois.
urging the gov
errors Of I n @
states 10 enact
legislation max +
ing such de-
Structiott Nn-
lawful
f.. A. Schir-
ner. chairman
of the Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Paper Sought
To Aid War

Drives on three fronts-na-
tionAl. state and city were
opened today 10 bolster the lag
ging campaign 10 save waste paper
and halt the destruction of paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Police Nab Two
In Theft Attempt

One man was captured on the
spot early today by patrolmen who
surprised him when he attempted
10 break into a beer garden and
his asserted companion was cap
tured later after fleeing amid a
hail of police bullets.
Patrolmen Van Ewing and Will
liam Edwards arrested Herman
Thiede. 80 OF 1929 Hanover. at
the rear of albeer garden at 1884
LiVernoiS Later deputy Sherlns
arrested James Terry. 10. Of 1871
Princess. Taylor Township. and
accused HIM Of being Thlede'S
companion
Both men were charged with
breaking and entering.
Order War StamnS delivered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
PERILS SUPPLIES

Johnson charged that lack OF
waste paper was seriously inter-
fering' with the war effort. Schir-
merS wire pointed out that short
ages were threatening the vital
supplies for troops overseas.
1t was estimated that two mil
lion tons a year could be SalVaged.
I'M addition 10 the six millions now
being turned in. if pressure could
be brought to stop destruction OF
paper.
The Wayne County Salvage
Committee has been sounding
warnings for some time about the
serious situation at the paper
mills. In Monroe, some of the mills
have been forced 10 curtail opera
tons from seven days a week to
six and under because Of the
shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
49,.
-
SANE \
! WkS1E
| PAPER

County paper drive, sent wires 10
Gov. Kelly and Mayor Jeffries,
asking them 10 sponsor emer-
gency laws along these lines.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
McKenzieUnion
SceneOf Lovely
Affair Saturday
BY GLADYS MILLS

A large group OF goods spent an
ENJOYABLE evening on last Saturday
at Wayne University's Mckenzie
Union. The Pyramid club OF Delta
Sigma Theta, gave their annual get
. ,auainted party" The entire staff
was built around the St. Patrick's
Day motif.
Shamrocks and Such
UNIQUE shamrocks made the
dainty invitations. green with let
scrs of white, and made by Ernes-
line Fisher. Bernice Finley and Mil
hred Blount. Each guest received
n small shamrock. upon arrival.
with her name inscribed. same TO be
worn all evening on the frock OF
lapel; TO complete the effect the
pyramids all came dressed in
green. Princetta Graham was mis-
fress OF ceremonies, and kept the
group well diverted.
Among the interesting and anus
ing games played. was one called
Irish Families" the four to six
members OF each family. were
uuzzed on songs phrases and Jokes
~ the Irish: yes, the O'Malley's.
OHara's. O'Brens and Patricks
were all very interesting families.
Ippromptu Program
After the games. several OF the
guests and some OF the hostesses
PLAYED and sang. among them, Car
r ella Lemons, Josephine Worthy.
and Delta Soror Louisa Perry.
The delicious refreshments were
served in buffet stvle. guests eating
nv green and white candlelight
The cloth was Of green and white
pictures OF dancers in the center:
the sides OF the table were draped
with kelly green. and white paper
IN lacy effect. The cenierpiece
was comprised OF white tapers, and
green candles shaped like sham
rocks: appropriate favors for each
guest completed the decor
Deltas present were: Dean OF
PLEDGES. Carol Carney; MARCEL
Daniel. Rose Lee Merriweaiher.
Alice Fields. Constance Cooper,
Catherine Harberd. Eve Gaddison,
Dorothy Ann Hicks. Beryl Green,
Louisa Perry. and Betty Williams.
Pyramids were: Rose Campbell,
EefHsee Finiey. Helen Cuzzcns.
The.ma harrington, Harriet Mead
den, Lucy Howard, Princetta Gra-
ham. Mildred Blount. Harriet Hood
and Neffie Mack.
Rushees included: Barbsra Bow
en-, Lonnie Buckley. Ruth Carter,
Odessa Choice. Martha Coleman.
theresa Davis, Geraldine Dixon.
Maber Ford. Eliane Fuller, Carrie
Gordon. Corliss Hunter. Dorothy
Fitzpatrick. Dorothy Mack. Lois
Martin. Louise Looris. Carmella
Lemon. Vivian t.atture, Aiiiecn
Hampton, Matte l. Rice and Paula
Rodgers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
LITTLE MAN. WHAT Now

This. my friends, IS The sd case
OF n we'll known man about town.
He dated a very lovely creature and
on the way home, discovered that
he had lost some money. The second
time he took her out, he lost his
scarf. Last week he invited her TO
lunch and sat in puddle OF syrup.
What next?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

Margaret Thomas entertained the
"Dooht;les" last Saturday night at
her home on Josephine. Blonde Mar
gsret was dazzling in black velve,
hostess gown, with inserts OF red In
the bodice that continued down the
front TO form pockets.
After the sumptuous supper. the
guests retired 10 the recreation room
10 sip champagne and play contract
bridge.
Msribodine Robinson won the
frst club prize a pair OF china an
gels: Bonnie Smith, with a trcmen-
dous score, won the first guest prize,
a crystal vanity set Pauline Mil
tons second club prize was huge
red rose 10 elorify her treSseS. Jose
phine Love won the second guest
prize. a fancy pillow. and Beatrice
Gillian will find her BOBBY prize
will come in very handy. complete
ministure sewing kit Beatrice Car
ter, who acted as scorekeeper. re-
ceiyed q lovely scarf
Other members and guests pres
ent were: Alma Gardenia, Louise
Edwards. Eva McBroom. Karen Ais
ton. Julia Brady Betty Cole, Pearl
Penick. Jeanne Cole. Victoria Nc
Call. Beatrice Carter. Doris Pelham,
and Mrs. Alfred Thomas.
~ X ~
NEWS ABOUT DETROTTERS
Petite June Ussurey. postal clerk,
decided tha, she might as we'll take
a step farther in helping her Uncle
Sam. She was sworn into the WACS
recently and will entrsin for Iowa
March %. After her basic training,
she will be stationed in Washington,
D. c.
Radford Morris has been pro-
NOTED 10 private first class.
X X X
Marine Corporal Emmett Carter,
breezed into town last Saturday
night. looking as hale and hearty
as ever.
James Grimes and Kenneth Bur-
CESS passed their physical and are
now waiting for the call to colors.
* X X
The Samuel and Boynton Millions
are taking Il jaunt 10 Mexico City
on March 81. Pauline has already
mastered the Mexican Currency eX.
change. so she will know exactly
what she is getting for her money
X X X
william Bell announced rather
suddenly that his family had in
creased by seven. Then 10 his start
led listeners. he calmly explained
that "Queenie," ttheir pet dog), had
Just given birth 10 seven puppies.
~ X X
Tiny Gabrielle Brady has Navy
blue princess style coat. and hat to
match. Now "Gabby' can't wait UNI
iii Easter TO wear the outfit
II " *
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Clifford Bragdon
Speaks Mar. 10

Clifford r. Bragdon, authority on
Intercultural and Inter-racial edu-
cation will be the third forum
speaker for the West Side Human
Relations Council, March 10. pm.
at St. Stephens A.ME church.
Mr.. Bragdon is head OF the de-
psrtment of education and child
study at Smith college, Southamp-
ton, Mass. In l942-43, he visited
high schools over the country "a
And out what was being done along
inter-cultural lines. He Is graduate
OF Harvard university and durinS
the past summer, conducted a work
shop in Intercultural and Inter
racial Education.
A spokesman for the Human Re-
lations Council urged the public TO
come out TO hear this outstanding
speaker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

Mrs. Mary L. Reeves. four-sisr
mother. is spending u glorious
vacation In California. She
made the trip TO the coast for
the wedding of her son. Ii.
Salmon L. Reeves. The we'd
ding took place Sunday. March
IL at the ST. Columbus church
in Oakland. The lovely bride.
Miss Juanita Yvonns Conn. il
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Conn of Berkeley. Ii.
Reeves. stationed af Camp John
T. Knight. will celebrate his
third year in military life.
Three other brothers are ssrv.
ing in the armed forces. Sgt.
Milton Reeves. just returned TO
camp from . ls-daY Through.
Is stationed at the Army Air
Base. Newark. N. J.; S-Sgt.
Duronxa H. Reeves. serving
somewhere in England;" and
Pvt. J. Elfracious Reeves. now
at Camp Pickett. Va.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD

A birthday dinner was held Al
the home Il Rev. and Mrs. s. W.
Bowman in honor OF their brother
in-law. Oscar Chamberlain OF Car
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

A repast was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
home OF Mrs. jeanette Ford. 60l5
Beechwood avenue.
* X *
THE SAVING CHEER CLUB
held It's meeting at SOL Medbury
street. at the home OF Mrs. w. M.
Gillian. Friday. March TO- Mrs.
Fannie L. Tabor was hostess and
served luncheon. The club men,
bers joined Mrs. Minnie Duncan
in the celebration OF her birthday.
The honoree received many lovely
gifts.
AMICUIS GIRLS CLUB
held their social meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Mamie Henderson on
Dequindre street. Devotions were
held by the chaplain. Mrs. Hen
derson. Mrs Arlena Walther pre-
sided over the business session.
Bridge was played with prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. Sarah Dues, Mrs.
Doris Marinte and Mrs. Ruth Lane
Luncheon was served by the hos
tess The next meeting will be held
AT the home Of Mrs. Ruth Lane
1914 Greeley street.
x X x
TIE MERRY EIGHT CLUB
held its regular meeting Sunday
with Ethel White as hostess. Bust
ness OF importance was discussed
Luncheon was served by the hostess
and bridge was PLAYED. The next
meeting will be held al the home
OF Mrs. Ruth Williams OF Illinois
street.
THE wILLGO UNION CLUB
met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Mcciain. 1882 John r street.
Club guest OF the evening was
Guielts Patterson. who was pre-
sented with a gift by Mrs. Hickman.
A chicken dinner was served bv the
hostess. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Hopkins,
1855 Sherman street.
y X y
VS. SOCIAL CLUB
met at the home OF Mrs. Johnnie
Mae Gipson, $50 E. Kirby street.
After the business session, luncheon
was served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs.
Willie Wilson, SIG E. Kirby, Apt ! -.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
sswsssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Nurse Florrine Purdy, OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Mack, OF Ford ave-
nue., West. last weekend.
Pvt Dorothy Stewart, daughter
OF Mrs. Ella Stewart. Of LaBelle
will leave for Dies Moines. Iowa,
March l6 Good luck. Dorothy.
Delegates from the Park who at
tended the Older Boys and Girls
conference this week are: Jeanne
Bankhead. Barbara Gordon. Eliza
beth Pittsman, Elizabeth Handles,
Mary Scott, and Luther White.
A family dinner. slated for Sum-
day is that at which Mrs. Roy
Davis will entertain in honor OF
her nephew. Richard Allen. who
arrived Monday 10 spend leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Davis.
Richard. who has been on Mer-
chant Marine duty out in the Pa
eifie for we'll over a year. stopped
Off enroute 10 his home in Chicago,
10 spend just one day with his
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Simmons.
Joining the family group on Sun
day will be Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Davis. Of Dayton, Ohio. Making
the family circle almost complete
will be the arrival OF daughter
Alice Davis. who's taking a week
end from training at the Providence
hospital in st. Louis. Mo. to see
her brother.
ACROSS THE TRACKS - Mrs
Mark Kelley. OF Lumpkin street
returned TO Detroit several days age
from Tampa, Fla, bringing with
her romantic tidings concerning hel
daughter. josephine.
On March 3, Josie and DR.. J. Fl
Williams OF Jacksonville. Fla. were
married. The bride. who attended
Clark university and is a graduate
nurse OF Brewster hospital. as you
may recall. is now on duty there
with her hubby DR.. Williams. q
graduate OF Wilberforce, Howard
university. and Meharry. Is one Of
the staff.
Add TO the romance IN the new,
the fact that Hazel Gordon, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and MF J. b. Gordon
OF LaBelle West has set April II
as the date OF her marriage TO Pvt
John T. Robertson. son OF DR.. anc
Mrs, D. ]. Robertson. OF Spring
field. Ohio. The ceremony will bs
solemnized at 6 pm. in the HON,
Of the brides parents. Privst,
Robertson is stationed in the East
Cpl. Charles tGsitor) William.
arrived Saturday from lndiantowr
Gap, Pa. 10 visit his wife. Quanita
at their home on Thomson avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

rollton. Mich. A host OF relatives
and friends attended.
X * X
To little "Dottie" Stanton.
THANKSl
\ X Il
FLASHN! Jessie Carington. who
has been doing a marvellous piece Of
work in the USO in Evanston, Ill,
is in town for . ten-day visit.
VIC.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Surprised BY Friends
With Birthday PARTY

Mrs. Willie A. Smith OF Wash
burn street was given a surprise
party by her friends last Wednes-
day. Much OF the evening was
spent reminiscing over old times.
Food and musical entertainment
furnished fun for the rest OF the
evening.
Guests included: Mrs. wallie
Smith, Nathaniel Williams, Gloria
Jones, Gentry Cummings. Rosa L.
Fry. Leslie Thomas. Patricia Smith
Gene Reed. Ruth Simms. Carter
James. Sarah Mackie, Walter
Wright, Luvenia Sanford. and
others. Lovely gifts were received
by the honoree.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
TIE MERRY EIGHT CLUB
TIE WILLGO UNION CLUB
VS. SOCIAL CLUB

met at the home OF Mrs. Johnnie
Mae Gipson, $50 z. Kirby street.
After the business session, luncheon
was served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs.
Willie Wilson. 526 E. Kirby. Apt !
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

dads footsteps in the field OF medi-
cine. incidentally. this little man Is
also quite a traveller. He just re-
turned home from q visit with his
grandparents In Mississippi
Beatrice Carter is charmer from
Kansas City, Mo. Her husband is
stationed at Selfridge Field.
X y *
Mrs. Pearl Wright. who was re-
Gently confined TO Harper hospital,
is able to be home again.
X y X
Glad 10 hear that my friend Cor
rine Martin Is improving. after
short illness,
DR.. and Mrs Walter Harmon cele-
brated fourteen years of welded
bliss. March IL. The George Shapes
celebrated their tenth anniversary
the same day.
X X *
Chic Mrs. Prather Hauser arrived
in our town last Wednesday In the
midst OF one OF the worst Billiards
Of the winter.
Doris Pelham'S new hair style is
most becoming.
X X X
Valeria Tandy McCray expects
the stork in June Her husband. 1t
Thad McCray. is somewhere over
seas.
X y X
Irene McClendon's genuine ermine
coat is truly thing OF beauty.
y X y
Mrs. CLANCY Matthews Is able to
be home again, after being con-
fined in the hospital. She thanks
all OF her friends who were so kind
10 her during her illness.
y y X
The Kasmetiks OF Ruby's Beauty
university are knee deep in plans
for their cabaret party, which Will
be given at the Club 666 Thursday.
April 6. Katherine Butler, chair
man Of Abe entertainment commit
tee. promises a say evening. More
details later.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
HIGHLAND PARK

The corporal. as you know. Is the
brother OF Mrs. Z. Miller. and uncle
OF Doris and Joyce.
Ensign and Mrs. Oliver Talley
and small son, Jimmy. arrived early
Saturday to spend n few days with
Mrs. Talley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Doc Tally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
The Social Panorama
by VivIENNE

James Gillian CJimmie TO youD
is the three-year-old son OF DR.. and
Mrs. James Gillian OF Brush street.
Jimmie's serious expression may be
an indication OF his desire 10 follow
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB

TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB
met last Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Mamie Hightower. Plans for
a party were discussed. Luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mamie
Hightower, president: Ele or
Hughes, reporter.
X * II
LYDIAN ASSOCIATION
met Wednesday, March ] az the
home OF Mrs. Sarah Crosse. 28l5
Scott street. The club is planning
a Fellowship Tea to be given early
in June. Mrs. Smoots has been APP
pointed general chairman of the
tea. Mrs Hirtlesn Rivers. who has
been seriously i'll, Is reported to
be improving. After the business
meeting. Mrs. Houston. a guest, was
introduced Luncheon was served.
by Mrs. Sarah Crosse. Miss Gertrude
Grose and Mrs. Lola Williams. The
next meeting will be held at the
club house. Wednesday. April S.
X X X
TABBY BRDGETTEs
met at the home Of Mrs Viola Jor-
dan. 423 z. Palmer. March 8 All
members were present and arrange
ments were made for the party TO be
held March 10 at AIS E Palmer.
After the business session. games
we're played and the hostess served
| homemade Ice cream and cookies
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. w. Manuel OF
Palmer.
BROWN MODELS CLUB
met al the home OF Lucille Good
man. After a brief meeting. the
| hostess served a luncheon. The
| president has returned TO office fol-
lowing an Illness Rose Density is
still confined to bed.
x X X
ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
met at the home OF Mrs NJ. B.
williamson. 5000 Hazlette. Thurs
day. After the business session.
Mrs c. NJ. Flowers gave a short
talk on the Lenten season and what
IL should mean 10 us. Luncheon
was served by the hostess.
POSTAL DELUXE
SAVING CLUB
held its regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs Gertrude Davis, 303
Ferry. Program plans were laid.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
CLUBS and Other Briefs

A repast was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
home OF Mrs. jeanette Ford. 60l5
BeechWood avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

Tiny Gabrielle Brady has a Navy
blue princess style coat. and hat TO
match. Now "Gabby' can't wait UNI
iii Easter TO wear the outfit