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Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
Joins Red Cross CORPS

In an interview with Miss Flo Hill who bode friends odeu the
past week end she revealed ho she had resigned her position
Executive Secretary Of the New 0eons. lo Broneh YWcA
Join the American Red Cross Assont Program Director
Efficiently she served the local Phyllis Wheoty Bonch Young
Women Chston Association for four years and gained
friends os toented ocioI worker She hos served the New Or
Icons Bronch less thon two yeors.
Ased f there any particular for joining the pres
field she informed the reporter tho she felt the experience
trove would seoty benefit her in ony future social set
up and smney admitted ho her voed experiences the soco
field aided her in qualifying for this vitoI work.
After special onne in Washington. D. C., she will leave
for FOREIGN port
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
OLD EDUCATOR ILL

For several weeks have inquired about the
dton of prof P. L. Doman who is confined to his home
on Gaines street Mr. Doman Secretary of the
Dubsson Burial Assn. and for many years strong
figure in politics and education throughout the State Mrs
Dorman has been invalid for sometimes In spite
of their failing health their chns up We send spec
ial word of cheer to them.
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT AT WESLEY
FROM KANSAS CITY


Seen with the old gang "around town" was Percy Jones
who was guest of brother and wife, Riley and Hazel Johns
Percy resides in K c. but part of the old gang
here!
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
FROM THE EAST SIDE


Comes the news that Cpl Fred Ewing visited his par
ents the Finn Ewngs at 1920 Hanger street eroue to his
station at Lake Charles La. Mrs Jennie Mae Carter of
248O Mass st. Gary Ind house guest of her sister,
Mrs James Gatherght and Mr. Gatherght at 1922 Hanger
REV. EMBRY ADDRESSES UNION
The dynamic pator of ST. John Bapt Church. Rev. l..
Embry addressed annual third Sunday meeting of the Col
den Link Usher Union following welcome by Miss
Sadie James The meeting held at Shiloh Baptist Church,
pastored by Dr. C. D. Pettaway added $5451 to unions
treasury. gift of $1,000 presented to Dr. Pettaway
by Bonnie Barnes who head of the host board Officers
of the Union Doc Cleveland presidents Mrs Nan Wright
secretary.
ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
Is Mrs Cleo Guyton, faithful member of Shiloh Baptist
Church who filled her pew Sunday. Along with the
bershp the pastor proud to her out again after
long illness.
THE HANNA FAMILY REUNITED
At Ell dorado according to conversation with snil
ing Phil Hanna this week. Mr. Hanna returned to work at
the Randolph Hotel position he has held for several years,
after serving pullman porter for the MOP during the
summer months. Little "Phi" and Mrs. Hannah on
hand to greet him on his return
MRS. FLOYD VISITS TEXAS
Wife of leading pharmacist Mrs S. F. Floyd has been
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
DO CLUB ENTERTAINS
LIT. ENJOYING FURLOUGH HERE

1t. Lacey D. Johnson, stationed
in the city enjoying a short furloug
friends. 1t. Johnson before entering
teacher at Jones Hi School, after
Arkansas State College. She is the
Mrs. VIM. Bell of Locust Street, MI
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
A BUNDLE OF HAPPINESS

For Mrs. Ruth Ingram Dunbar who is the proud mother
of born January g. The baby has been christened,
ary Mrs Dunbar for several years has been connected
with the Washington High School, Ell dorado Mother and
baby at home on 18th and State Streets
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
SOLDIER VISITS HERE

After than fifteen years. Pvt Marcelas Willis of
indianapolis nd is in the city guest of his mother Mrs.
affairs have been planned for him to make his 7day stay
pleasant one
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21
THE HANNA FAMILY REUNITED

MRS. FLOYD VISITS TEXAS
Wife of leading pharmacist Mrs. s F. Floyd has been
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21

ON FURLOUGH HERE

Sgt. Richard Ware Of Ca
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Smith
Camp Peary, Va, was guest
lizard Street.
Arkansas State press., 1944-01-21

This month all Americans are going to
celebrate the 4th-not our regular indie
pendence Day but in way, whole
series of independence Days o.. for it will
be our privilege to subscribe during the 4th
War Loan Drive the money that is running
this war, and winning our independence.
Right now the urge to put our all into this
war should be stronger than ever One by
one we have seen the outer Notifications of
Evening star., 1944-06-14

FRANK GEIER's SONS Co
1l13 7th st. NV. MA 2A7a
1905 i4th St. NV II 232G
Our Charges Are Reasonable
j. William Lees Sons Co.,
9TH and Mass. Ave NE Ii 6o0o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Henry 6. Clay, Navy Yard
Fire Control Aide, Dies

Henry G. Clay, assistant super
visor of the Fire Control Section
Ordnance Division, Washington
Navy Yard, died yesterday at his
home, 5433 Thirty third street NV.
He was 81 years old.
He began his Navy Yard career
of over Is years in the machine shop
and served successively as designing
ordnance craftsman, supervisor
craftsman and assistant supervisor
of the Fire Control Section. In
January, i'll health forced him to
leave his work. He was retired last
month.
A native of Trezevant. Tenn. Mr..
Clay belonged to the International
Federal Technical Engineers and
Craftsmen organization and the
Naval Lodge of Masons.
The Rev. DR.. Andrew r. Bird.
pastor of the Church of the
and DR.. Warren Stuart,
former Presbyterian missionary to
China, will conduct funeral services
at pm. Thursday at the Hines
funeral home. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Funeral Services Today
For Commerce Official

Funeral services for Talmadge H.
Morris, administrative assistant in
the office of the Secretary Of Com
merce, who died Saturday in Provi-
dence Hospital after a brief illness,
will be held at p.m.. today at the
Deal funeral home. Burial with
military honors and Masonic rites
will be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
The following honorary pail
bearers will serve: Wayne C. Tay-
lor, Undersecratary of Commerce;
William A. M. Burden, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce: Malcolm
Kerlin, administrative assistant to
the Secretary; South, Trimble, jr.,
solicitor Norman w. Baxter, as
sistant to the Secretary; James
William Bryan, assistant to the
Secretary; H, H. Mcclure, assistant
TO the Secretary; Gerald Ryan,
chief clerk; Edward w. Libbey,
former chief clerk.
Also William A. STRIPPING, chief,
Administrative Management Divi-
sion; Oliver G. Short, director OF
personnel; Walter S. Erwin, chief,
Division of Purchases and Sales;
c. I. Stanton, administrator of civil
aeronautics; Admiral L. o. Colbert,
director, Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey; Conway P. Coe, commissioner
Of patents; DR.. Amos E. Taylor,
director. Bureal of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
The active pallbearers will repre-
sent several divisions of the office
of the Secretary.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Charles '. Burnside, 83,
Retired ice Official, Dies

Charles v. Burnside, SO, of 1923
Geranium street NV, retired as
sistant director of the Interstate
Commerce Commission Bureau OF
Finance, died yesterday at Sibley
Hospital after an illness of two
months.
A native of Ripon, Wis, Mr.. Burn
side spent many years in Chicago
with the Chicago, Milwaukee g. St.
Paul Railroad before coming to
Washington in 1909 as an ICC at
torney examiner He spent 26 years
with the commission, retiring in
1885.
Mr.. Burnside was a graduate of
Kent College of Law, Chicago. He
was active in Masonic circles in
Washington, beloning to King David
Lodge. He also was a member of
the Brookland Citizens Association.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Harriet Davis Burnside; brother,
Edgar Burnside, Ripon, and three
sons, Harlow Burnside, Detroit;
Douglas Burnside, st. Louis, and
Evening star., 1944-06-14
SorrMrPS IRVING T op Monr

June II. 1914, at United States Ve.erans
Hospital, Oteen, N. c., IRVING j. SOM
MERS, husband CT Susie Sommers Of 397
Mansion drive. Alexandra, Va. funeral
services OH Thursday, June IS ar l:30
pm, at the Wheatley funeral home, AL
exsndra, Va Interment Arlington Ma
| tional Cemetery. IA
Evening star., 1944-06-14

SMITH ROBERT LEE. Departed thlS
life on Monday, June IL, 1914, at 1927
Eye st. NV, ROBERT LEE SMITH. He
leaves to mourn one devoted daughter:
Earlene J. Washington; one, sister, Earl
friend, Mrs Matte Brooks. Remains rest
ing at the J. H. Lowe funeral home. 1926
Eye ST. NV, until Thursday, June Is.
Services at the above address at pm.
Interment Union Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

School, where he was member OF
the boxing team. His father said
Corpl. Anderson was always inter-
ested in aviation, so his enlisting
in the Air Corps on December 8,
1941, in New York was in keeping
with his interests. He was working
ct the Federal Shipbuilding Co., at
Kearny. N. j, at the time he
joined the armed forces.
Before going overseas as a radio
gunner in January, 1914, Corpl.
Anderson went to radio school at
Scott Field, Ill, and took work as
an aviation cadet at Camp Jack
son, La.
His sister. Virginia, is now in
the Army Cadet Nurse Corps at the
University of Pennsylvania. His
father served with the British Army
and the American Army in the last
war.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Francis J. Speng|er Dies;
Famed as Photographer
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, June a.
Francis Joseph Spengler, II, na-
tionally-known photographer and
for many years operator of a Lex
ington studio, died here yesterday.
Mr.. Spengler, native of Freeport
ILL.,. came to Lexington in 1899. He
previously had studio in Chicago
He was past president of the Ma
tional Photographers Association
and of the Kentucky and Tennessee
association.
Evening star., 1944-06-14
1n Mrn1nrfant

sHIvERS, THOMAS j.. In sad but lov-
ing remsmbrance OF our dear husband and
father, THOMAS j. SHIVERS, who passed
away one year ago today, June IA. 1843.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many q tear;
God only knows how much we miss you
A. the END Of one year.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, REVA, AND
DAUGHTER, MARY.
TALKS. ARTHUR 7. In memory Of my
devoted father, ARTHUR T. TALKS, who
passed away thirty years ago today. June
IA, 1914. MARY .
WINSMORE, MARY. tribute of love
ana aita aeyotion @ to The memory M Of our dear
passed away three years ago today, June
IA, 1941.
How little we realize,
When things go right
That there comes time
Like the darkest night.
How happy were the byeone days,
Our circle was complete,
But one by one they stole away,
peaceful sleep to greet
HUSBAND AND SON.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

STEVENSON, LOUISE. on Tuesday,
June -, 1914. at Freedmen Hospital
LOUISE STEVENSON, sister of Mrs. Jo-
sephine Lancaster and Mortimer Steven
son. Also surviving are one niece, one
.siste er-in-law and a host of other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting at
the Snowden & Davis funeral home. Rock
VILE Md, after pm. Thursday, June
15 Funeral services Friday, June J 9, at
9 pm. at Jerusalem Church, Rockville,
Md. Rev. w E. Williams, pastor. Inter-
nnent Iincnln PARK CemnterY Il
Evening star., 1944-06-14

SMITH, JOHN +. On Sunday, June IL,
JOHN E. SMITH, beloved husband of Julia
E. Smith. father OF John T. Smith and
Mrs. Helen Brown. Services at Chambers
funeral home, 517 18th st. Sc, on Thurs
day, June 15, at IL am. Interment in
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md.
Frederick, Nd, papers please copy)
Evening star., 1944-06-14

Col. Merrill Burnside Of the Army
Air Forces, stationed at Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio. and six grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Co. funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be at Ripon.
Evening star., 1944-06-14

SCOTT, LULA. On Tuesday. June 13,
1914, at Gallinger Hospital. LULU SCOTT,
wife of Walter Scott, sister of Essie
Royson. She also leaves a host of other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs. Scott
may be viewed at Stewards funeral home,
80 st. ne, after pm. Thursday. Fu-
neral services and interment Denmark,
S, c. 16
Evening star., 1944-06-14

was rted
killed in action
on April 20
over France, ac-
cording to a War
Department let
ter received by
his pare n t s.
Corpl. Anderson
had previously
been reported
missing in action.
A n a t v e of
Pelham. N. Y,
Corpl. Anderson
was a graduate
of the Red Bank
IN II Hip k1s
Evening star., 1944-06-14
Alexandra Corporal Dies
In Action Over France

Corpl. Bernard A. Anderson, %,
son of retired Army Capt. william
A. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson of
3709 Holmes lane, Alexandria, Va,
Evening star., 1944-06-14

5000 Coctus Plants Stolen
LOS ANGELES P. The police
are looking for a thief with sticky
fingers. B. P. Vinkemulder reported
the theft of $500 cactus plants.
Join the attack! Buy bonds!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
ENROLL ESQ STUDENTS

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
Enrolment in the Tuskegee lnS,i-
;ute summer school has exceeded
$50. Mrs A " Cohen. registrar,
announced here today.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
North End
News
By Mrs. Marian c. McGin


The many friends OF Mrs. Hubert
Hall OF Delmsr avenue are indeed
clad 10 see her return home after
spending several months in Hot
Springs and in Georgia where she
was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Hall
reported that many social events
were given in her honor by friends
o, her aunt.
Corporal Aupree Patton. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Startling Patton. oil
River Rouge. spent two weeks
furlough with mis- parents. He wa:
royalty entertained by his many
friends. Mrs. Marian McGill with
Mrs. Anell Johnson was guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs Patton on Thursday
AT luncheon given for their son.
Cpl. Patton. who left Sunday for
Chicago 10 visit his aunt before re-
turning 10 camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill OF
Delmar avenue have opened up
their home al Holly. Mich, for the
summer. They are now spending
their week-ends there. They have
been farming in a big way. having
planted three acres OF vegetables.
Mrs. Arnell Johnson OF Cardonia
avenue was guest OF the NIGHTS
for the weekend at their summer
home in Great Lakes. Holly. Mich.
The American Woodlands Camp
No. Z was glad 10 welcome back an
old neighbor. Mrs Marian c. Nc
Gill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Laud WADC
On West Coast

BERKELEY. Calf The Berke-
lev Unit Of the Woman's Ambulance
and Defense Corps Of America.
commanded by Capt Vivian o
Marsh. and one Of the rs units Of
California. vas being commended
tins week for the splendid AID given
service men.
Also being lauded is the Cookie
Jarat Camp knight, under super
VISION o. Sgt. Izora Butler This
unit furnished refreshments for he
recent party az Camp kn ght.
The hospital , detachment made
ard filed - bags. delivered BY 1t
Lot,ie Schsefer and Trooper Ford
to Capt McKenns, chaplain Of Let
tcrmsn General hospital. The unit
also went all out" IN the War
Bond drive Pfc. Msyme LeProtte
IS ,hc units director OF public re-
la,ions
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Study Club
In Musical

The Challengers Study club. pre-
sented their Annual Musical Festi-
val al the Women's Club Building.
on East Ferry al Brush. last Sunday
afternoon. Gloster Current was
guest speaker. selecting as his sub
ject. Unity Through Understand
ing Others who appeared on the
program were: Mrs Emma Hunter.
who gave humorous monologues:
Sherman Cain. violiniSt: Ronald
Thorton, who sang; Katherine and
William James. piano duet; and
other ENJOYABLE selections: Mrs Mil
dred Gardner. acted as mistress of
ceremony.
Members Of the club are: Mrs r.
Tabor. SECRETARY. Mrs Ethel Flack.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Rose
Chambers. treasurer; Mrs Louise
Alexander. Mrs Eloise Csttron. Mrs
Elizabeth Washington. Mrs Leons
Love. Mrs Maude James. and Mrs.
Leo,a Cain.
The guest table was attractively
decorated with assorted cut flowers
and fern: the cloth OF exquisite lace
Each guest wore corSage Of white
carnations
Among those who attended were:
Mrs A. CulberiSon. Mrs Adelaide
TAYLOR. Mrs. Mary Dickerson. Mr.
and Mrs. Leon James. Mrs Martha
Weaver, lneZ Roberts. Til con
Washington Bernice. James. Mrs
/. W. Gordon. Mrs V Clark. Kath-
crime Keller. Myma Randall Kate
Bright. Mrs. Carrie Dixon. Mrs
Helen Turner. Mrs Ollie Burch,
Mrs. LENS DawkinS, Muriel McCon-
ner. Mrs. JuanIia Cocker. Sturgeon
Morgan. Samuel Jackson. Ruth
HeaSlcy. Mrs. Lena Chambers. Ethel
Morgan ~ Cincinnati M. and Mrs
Theodore Wheeler. Matthew Robin
son. Annette Johnson. Mrs Sarah
Blackburn. Mrs Ethel Neeley. of
lpSilantl; Mrs. Joseph Thornton.
Marion Thorjon John Current Mrs
w Remmert, s. Reed. T. Wright
Dclma Burns. Mrs Cora Keller. Mrs
Myra Mitchell. Charles Wade LC-
Roy Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Reeves and Mrs. Sturghill
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Freemon-Horton
Families United
In Quiet Rites
By GLADYS MILLS

Miss Dorothy Freeman, OF 90S2
Home street. Delray, Mich, became
the bride OF Earl Horton last Satar-
day at 100 pm. at First Baptist
church. Gould street, in Delrsy, the
Rev. w. Brown officiating.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father. approached the
altar in a beautiful princess gown
OF chiffon and chantllly lace, &C
cented with orange blossom, adding
a soft note 10 the front OF il. Her
headdress was OF chatilly lace, a
three-qdarter length veil. falling
from a halo OF orange blossoms. The
brides bouquet. consisted OF white
roses and gardenias Miss LeVern
Freeman acted as her sisters maid
OF honor: Donald O'Nesl was best
man. The eight feminine attend
ants wore the rainbow colors. rang
ing from pale yellow 10 deep orchid
Some Of the guests who witnessed
the ceremony were; Jeaneaite
Street. Helen Turser. Claud Jack
son. Lonnie Johnson, Elayne Cary,
Lillian Wyatt. Theresa Davis. Artie
Stanfield Or. and Mrs. George
West Marjorie Shannon. Marie
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Marcine Tay-
lor. Clara Hardy. Woodrow Green,
Cotopaxie Hull-Pstterson and 9TH
ers
The bride is an employee OF the
Michigan Unemployment; Compen-
sation Commission. A formal re-
ception followed the wedding and
was held at the Gallagher Center,
on Vanderbilt street. The newly
weds Will spend short honeymoon
In Chicago
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Ceremony Held
. Here In Home
Of The Bride
Rev. J. B. Smith Read
Vows To Couple
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Edna Glen Kirkland. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mae D. Kirkland, OF ITO
Rosedale court. became the bride Of
William Parker on last Sunday at
the home OF the bride. Rev. J. B.
Smith read them their VOWS.
The lovely bride was given in
marriage by her uncle, Alvin Tyson.
She was pretty IN ivory satin. Span
ish lace at ye sweetheart neckline
and sleeves The gown was made on
princess lines with a hoop skirt,
and cleverly buitoned down the
back Her veil was made OF ivory
satin net tipped with Spanish lace.
the bridal bouquet was composed
OF white carnatlon. and tiny white
rosebudS.
The brides cousin, Miss Ann
Tyson was maid OF honor. the
matron ~ honor Was Mrs. Jerry
Booker. both girls wore pink net
gowns. cut along the same lines as
the brides. both carried arm bou-
quets OF pink and white carnations.
Mss Jessie Diddy, Or desmaid was
pretty in blue gown trimmed in
satin also made like the brides and
her bouque. was made of delicate
pink carnations The best man was
Melvin Nettles.
Mr. and Mrs. April James. parents
OF the groom. arrived from Alabama
for the wedding Staff Sgt Dewey
Kirkland brother OF the BRIDE. was
home on Through from Camp
CroNder for the occasion.
After the ceremony a reception
was held al the Detroit Association
~ Wonens Clubs, on Ferry a,
Brush street. The BRIDE was the
rec .pient OF many lovely gifts
Mr., ard Mrs. Henry Wsddles
John Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Tyson. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph David
son. MIR and Mrs Arthur Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Maymond Wilson
George Hughes. Mrs Virginia Bar
bee. Miss Maxine Redd Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith OF Inkster. Rev
and Mrs J B Ford. Mrs Laura Lee
DAVIS. Mss Lorraine Few. Ray
mond Suer. ard Nathan Brooks
were among those who were pres
ent The couple Will be al home tc
their friends a, 10 Rosedale court
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
II Horsemen
Scene Of Party
For Briggs Club

There was much merriment Sum
day, June 10, at the Twelve Horse
men Civic Center when the Briggs
Victory Club gave cocktail party.
The lifting tunes were furnished
by the Twelve Horsemen club band.
Seen dancing and having fun were:
Mrs. Mary VIM. f. J. Crosswright,
James Hepburn. Maggie Prime. Ed
ma Davis. Thomas Johnson. John
ME Harrison. Dorothy Smith. Ell
wood York, Charles Springfield.
Miss Rosetta Hicks. NJ. Carvis, Miss
jackson, David Humphrey. Miss
Dorothy Cook. Dorothy Lawrence,
Theodore McWharte. Rosetta
Brown, Eula Smith, Beryl Green,
Dewitt Hall. Jimmie Brown. Sadie
Scribber. Seine Harvey. Corene
Brown, Barry Henry. William T.
Watts William Hawkins, Elizabeth
RAMON. Lois Johnson, Claudell
Black, Vivian Forest. Rebecca Will
liams. Minnie Coulter. Katherine
Powell. Ruth BROOKS. Eddie Powell.
Al Watkins. Irene Sherman. Eppie
Alexander. jena Elani. Lois Reed.
Maggie Fuller, Louie Reed. Arthur
Harris, j. Stewart and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Hold Formal Dance
At Yuma For C.I.s

YUMA, Ariz,-The spacious Hill
top USO club was the scene of a
recent formal dance for service men
stationed here The affair turned
out 10 be a decided success despite
numerous handicaps which at first
threatened 10 dsmpen Yumas first
Big social event for colored soldiers.
The dance went over with a grand
bang and plenty Of pretty hostesses.
IS Of them from FL Contra. afforded
an abundance OF pleasant compsn-
ionship for the Jub.iant Gls who
attended.
Music was furnished by the Yuma
Army Air Field band. white as-
gregation Earl A. Ellis is director
OF the CSO unit which sponsored
the formal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Prospective Bride
Honored At Shower

AIKEN. s. C-MiSs Sallie Mae
Paine. who will be married in New
berry on June % TO the Rev. James
Chiefly. pastor OF the ST Paul Bap-
tiSt church Of Aiken. was houored
or Monday, June 5, when the Ladies
AID Society OF the church gave a
mlSce laneouS shower in her honor.
The shower was held al the home
Of Mrs. Randolph Bush which was
tsStefully decorated with early
summer flowers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Miss Edna Kirkland Bride OF William Parker Sunday
Poro Graduates
In Exercise

Mrs Myrtle c. Cook. manager of
Poro OF Detroit. said this week that
the baccalaureate services and
graduating exercises OF the Poro
College OF Detroit will be held
Sunday, June %, 100 m, at the
Ebenezer AME. &hurch Bishop
George Baber will deliver the bac-
calaureate sermon.
Graduating exercises will be held
Friday evening. June 80. at Mt.
Olivet Baptist church. $50 East
Farnsworth Shelton Jones will
deliver the address. Mrs. Malone
will present the graduates with
diplomas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
The Party Line
By MARIAN

The season has come when most
of the CARNATIONS are putting
away their books until cooler days.
On Monday the ladies OF Meharry
Auxiliary met with Mrs c. W. Pres
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
HOME on ErRInIlGH

Pv' loNnuIe X Moore Is home
on furloJch visiting his mother.
Mrs Creola Lane PVT Moore :
erandmoihcr. Mrs Bessie Green OF
Memphis. Tenn. accompanied hlm
10 Detroit