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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
The Party Line
By MARIAN

The Perry Bushs of Louisville,
Ky, who are staying at the Gotham.
have been taken over by the social
set. They have been wined ano
dined extensively. Among the love-
ly affairs was the cocktail party Of
the f. A. Williamscs on Sunday. at
which time the popular doctor ard
"Queenie Mae" excelled as hosts.
They also feted Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Folkes of Muncie. Ind.
X X X
Then on Wednesday DR.. and Mrs
D. J. Graham gave one Of their
famous Weiner and Steak roasts out
at their home on Josephine. They
also complimented Amyre Porter. A
few of their guests were Zelma
McGlasker, the Ezra Prices, the Ben
Hendersons, the Langes. NELSON'S,
DR.. and Mrs. Williams. and their
guest Mrs. Gailyard OF Nashville,
Mrs. Watts. S. B. Mcqueen, Caroline
Glover. Gladys Mills. AL Lovings,
DR.. Haley Bell Mrs. Ash Of Chicago,
DR. Samuel Milton. Mr. Raymond,
DR.. John Pinder and others.
* X X
DR. and Mrs. WesSon are having
them over Friday night. She is fet-
ing Amyre Porter.
X X X
Saturday morning DR.. and Mrs.
Gr,-im will dash of 10 Cleveland
for the dental convention They will
stay with DR.. and Mrs. Hunter.
* X X
Miss Ruth Fuller of Hendrie street
had as her guest recently Mrs. ESsie
Moore Mrs Annie Fuller and her
two children Of Garfield, N. j.
X X X
The Richey children, joyce and
Janet are home from a grand vaca-
ton at Fox Lake. Ind.
x X x
Charming Florence Jones has
dashed off with cool. Cdrefrec
clothes and her best bridge manners
tucked intact for the national tour
nament way down yonder in New
Orleans.
X !: x
Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. johnson Of
Stanford avenue have their daugh-
Ter Mrs. Ruth Jones, Of New Lon
don. Conn, and grandson, Pvt. Mar
ION Powers OF the Marines. visiting
them. Pvt Powers is on a fjve-day
tlflough from Camp LeJeune, N c
X *
In Chicago attending the regional
his week are Mrs +. f. Dawson.
and Prudence Perry Of the Michigan
State Association If Women's clubs
ana Mrs Rosa Gragg and May Ran
dolph ~ the Detroit Association Of
Womens clubs
X X X
Sunday. August 10. is the date all
set FOR s. Cyprisns' picnic. After
TIE services the crowd will DIVE
out 70 River Rouge for a day Of re-
taxation and fun.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Visiting Kin

Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Stanford had
a full house of guests last week in
the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Cox. Lillian Smith. Edythe Foster
and Joe Terrence of Indianapolis,
Ind.
Thursday the group was enter
tanned by Mrs. Grace Wilson with a
dinner party staged at the Gotham
hotel. Saturday dinner was given
in their honor by Miss Della Scott
and delightful week was rounded
out Sunday with picnic held on
Belle Isle and given by the John
son City Social club. The party left
Detroit returning TO Indianapolis by
motor. Mrs. Virgil Cox and Mrs.
Lillian Smith are sisters OF Mrs.
Margaret Stanford and Miss Grace
Wilson of this city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Northenders
Celebrate

A delightful birthday party was
given Sunday at the beautiful home
Of Mrs. Rose Marshall. 1888 Flem-
ing street. honoring her attractive
and fashionable sister, Mrs. Sarah
Thomas.
The guests enjoyed a delicious
dinner from which they attended
the swanky new Motor City Mite
spot, the Club Deleaser, where they
completed their delightfully."- de-
signed program.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. Lee Barber, MIR and
Mrs James Bert. Mrs. candy Clark,
Misses Grace Hill. Mildred Bargon,
Alberta Bargon, Anna Wooley, Mary
Cody, Messrs. Jack Jefferson. John
Campbell. Barney Jenkins, Alesan-
dria LeGrand and Luthur Cahill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
North End
News
BY MARIAN c. McGILL


Mr.. and Mrs. David McGlll of
Delmare avenue had as house guests
AT their cottage in Holly, Mich. Mrs.
Carol Fllppins Of Crane avenue. her
house guest, Mrs. Geneva Robinson
Of Newark. N. J.. Mrs. Eula McGill,
Mrs Johnson and her granddaugh-
ter, Myrthlee. A lovely week Of
fun was enjoyed by them
Luncheons, theatre parties. break
fasts, and buffet supper have been
given in honor Of Mrs. Geneva Rob-
inson Of Newark. ~ J., and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Foster, all house
guests Of Mrs. Carol Flippins Of
Crane avenue. Mrs Robinson left
for her home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Diamond and their
two sons, spent their vacation at
Spring Lake Farm in Holly, Mich
With them was Catherine West
brooks, sister of Mrs. Diamond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Suggard Of
Harding avenue are now at their
cottage at Great Lakes. Holly. Mich.
where they are spending two weeks.
The rest Of the family is in Wiscon-
sin vacationing with their grand
parents
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Miss Bonita Hayes is in Detroit
for Nacirema week She is visiting
her uncle. Prentiss Morrow. who is
chapman Of the activities. She halls
from Toledo.
x x ):
MRS Richard Williams of Inkster
has a whole bevy Of house guests
and has had delightful time in
planning their fun They are her
brother and his wife from Philadel-
phia. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Trier;
cousin. George Allison and broth
er NJ A. Trler from Columbus. O.,
and sister. Louise Dix, Of Amerl-
Gus, Georgia. Sounds like a family
reunion doesn't it?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Ursula Buford Feted
With Barbecue Party

Laurette Parker-Tyrus. sister OF
Helen Parker, honored Ursula Bu-
ford with a barbecue in Helen's
backyard Saturday. On hand to
enjoy the fun were: Eugene Ker-
sey, Earnest Johnson. LaMarian
Hill, Elmer d. Russell, Emily
Jones, Mattie Keller, Ursula Bu-
ford thonoree), Constance Dixon,
Lydia Brown, Doris Davis, Barbara
Davis, Ray Williams. Barbara La
Barrie. Muriel Brown, Elihu Gard
ner, Thelma Singleton. Fred Har-
riS, Leonard Honore. Marion Reyn-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Mrs. Alice LaYne of 1897 w.
Grand Blvd. announces the en-
gagemeni of her daughter. Kath-
crime Florence Parker. TO David
Ulysses Brown of Chester. Pa.
Miss Parker has just returned
from Philadelphia where she
attended the National Beauty
Culiurist L que Convention
with her mother. and also visit.
e+ with the family of her fiance.
Miss Parker is treasurer of the
Ioia Phi Lambda Sorority and
is active in several clubs of the
city. The marriage date is not
SET.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19
Luke Williams Is
Made Vice Chairman

Luke z. Williams OF 438 Frederick
street was elected vice chairman Of
18th Congressional district at a
meeting held at Hotel Webster Hall
last week He is a member of the
Republican State Central committee
OF the Wayne County Voters Dis
trict assoc !ation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

Men will ask with delight and women
with envy, what makes you look so
lovely. Letthem guess. Don'ttellthem
how much the right shade of face pow
der has to do with adding to your good
looks. Black and White Face Powder
has been n great favorite for years. 6
hattcring shades from which to choose
yours. See how perfectly it blends
with your skin. adds a glowing fresh
ness all its own. Black and White
Face Powders soft "magic mist" tex
ture makes your skin feel smooth as
velvet to the touch. And although it
huffs lightly on face, neck and arms, it
clngs for hours. soften
ing the effects of harsh %~~
lights and shadows. ~. q N
Big economy sizes &~ -
only 25c at toilet goods - ~
counters everywhere. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-19

oldS. Iva Jayne Shamburger, &C.
celia Nicholson and others.
A delightful afternoon was
spent by the group as they helped
barbecue their own ribs.
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Maxine Lutz; for the 18th, Nancy
Steere for the 10th, Pauline Nor.
ris, and for the 9th, Theda Heiser.
Results in the girls events
were:
25 yard free style-First Bat
telle, Juniors; second Seitz, Sen
iors; third. Stein, Freshman Time,
17.6.
% yard side stroke-First, Hen.
neke, Seniors: second. Haig. Jun
Tors; third, Kaluska, Sophomores.
Time, 1910.
% yard back stroke-First,
Bride. Juniors; second, Whitaker,
Sophomores third. Tackman,
Freshman. Time, 22S.
50 yard free style-First, Lev.
erett. Seniors: second, Davis. So
phomores; third, Hopp, Juniors.
Time, 297.
% yard breast stroke First,
Boutell. Seniors: second, Ogle, Jun
sophomores victorious Is yard
medley relay.
iors; third, Woltcr. Sophomores.
Time, .20.6.
IS yard medley relay-First
Henneke, Leyerett. Roberts. Sen
iors; second, Wynn, Whitaker,
Davis, Sophomores; third, Marak,
Bride. Hopp, Juniors. Time. 500.
Free style relay-First. Seitz,
Metcalf Boutell, Raglan, Seniors;
second, Losee. Beal, Wolter,
Cakes, Sophomores; third, Stien,
Ogle Haig. Kerbyson, Juniors
Time, l:22.5.
Boys Results
- yard free style-First. Bell
Sophomores; 2nd, Marble. Fresh
man; Third, Katon, Seniors.
Time, 1875.
so yard breast stroke-First.
Gaudy, Juniors; second. Davis.
Seniors; third, Ossenhiemer,
Freshman. Time, 800.
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.Soph Youths,
Senior Girls
Meet Winners

The annual inter-class swimming
meet at Ypsilanti High School end
ed with sophomore boys victorious
in the boys meet while senior girls
had ne trouble in defeating their
underclassmen. Senior girls scored
IS. juniors 10 and sophomores "A.
Boys results were, sophomores 80,
seniors - and juniors 81.
The outstanding swimmers OF the
day seemed to he all girls of the
senior class. The girls who show
cd up the hest were DeLyn Lever
EFT, Helen Boutell and June Hen
neke. Each girl took a first place
in their respective events. Each
girl also swan on the victorious
IS yard medley relay. Miss Hen
neke won the side stroke. Miss Bou
tell won the breast stroke and
Miss Leyerett won the 80 yard in
the excellent time OF 90.
James Bell was outstanding in
the boys meet. Bell took a first
place in the % yard crawl and n
the living. He also swan on the
The timer Of the meet was Max.
inc Lutz Scorer was Rachael
Houck. The managers were, for
the 18th. Roberta Tibbitts and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Bout Exciting
Friday Night

The team of Witty Walberg and
Jackie Nichols won the exciting
Australian wrestling match Friday
night at Local so Hall.
Walberg gained both falls for
his team as he first pinned Dale
Haddock after a series of body
slams and then took the deciding
fall by pinning Dale La Crosse
with a scissors hold. HaddoCk had
opened the match by downing
Jackie Nichols with the hang
mans hug.
In the opening event Tony Mar.
tinelli threw Guerilla Poggi twice
after the latter had won the first
decision. After II minutes. of bat
Ting Poggi won on step over toe
hold" but Martinclli came back
and in seven and six minutes re-.
srcctively took the last two falls
and the match. Tony's first victory
was head lock and the second
a painful bear hug.
100 yard free style-First. Sea.
ton. Seniors; second, Dasher. So
phomores; third, Dawson, Juniors.
Time, l:13.5.
so yard back stroke-First.
Cooley, Sophomores; second, Mil.
Ter. Seniors; third. Shaffer. Jun
iors. Time. 800.
80 yard free style-First Sophie
mores; second, Simmons. Juniors;
third, Marble, Freshman. Time,
500.
- yard individual medley-First,
Nowling. Seniors; second, essen
hiemer, Freshman. Time. 643.
Diving-First. Bell. Sophomores:
second, Rowling. Seniors. third,
Wynn. Juniors. Points. 107.
Medley relay -- First Sophie
mores; second. Seniors; third, Jun
iors. Time, 400.
Free style relay-First. Juniors;
second, Freshman: third, Sopho-
mores. Time. $50.
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Sports Roundup

Atlantic City N JINs-The for
broad srns today after taking Philadelphia Athletics IS 10
Yankee Athletics I'd
Levy whose ability considerable doubt obtained five hits
many trips TO the plate.
Gables Fs-NSBohby 20 old Camden y
the world today after riding
five winners Tropical yesterday his second straight five
achievement hardng little apprentice his string Of
frstpace As tropical the card
from the fourth
l4
Paumonok handicap Officials
than
1913 smaller total bet The crowd at last years curanrar
S3099 Anticipation Of lighter
based the that the fields might he small due 10 @
difficulty into shape for running,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Rough Riders Will Play Lincoln
Action Deferred on
Ann Arbor Cannery

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr. Sam
Arbor Is deferring action on estab.
lishment OF a cannery TO process
victory garden produce in view of
the edct that 1859 families iudi-
Gated that they would he unable 10
use such facility. However a
survey indicated that $50 OF 2,5f5
families would he interested in us
iug such a. caunery.
or the total number OF families
contacted, 1887 had victory gar
dens last year, and LIZ plan 10
have them again this year. The
federal department of agriculture
has asked that the number OF vic.
tory gardens this summer be in
creased % per cent over the num-
Der for 1873.
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Beer. Wine Selling TO
CONTINUE on Sundays

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr. s--Beer
and wine will continue to be sold
in Ann Arbor on Sunday. This was
decided by a margin OF but ons
vote in city council. This was in
contrast to an initial vote Of IL
TO 2 for the restriction when the
proposal was placed on first read
ing.
Groups which had sought the ban
were Ann Arbor Ministers Asso.
citation. Young Mems Christian
Association. the Ann Arbor Council
Of Churches, and the Women's
Christian Temperance Union.
They sought its passage through
contention that Sunday beer selling
desccrates the Sabbath and pro-
notes delinquency and war plant
absenteeism.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

Eight Net
Games Set

The Roosevelt Roughrider tennis
team has been working out in the
high school gymnasium In prepare
ton for their opening match April
"a with Lincoln High school.
Roosevelt has arranged an eight
game schedule for the coming sea.
son which includes home and away
contests with Lincoln, Ann Ar.
Dor, L. High, and Monroe.
Although the turnout has not
been large Coach Leonard Menzi
believes that his squad will make
up for the lack OF quantity with
surplus of quality. of the eight
men now working out two received
varsity letters while four made
the reserves in 1913.
Bob Norman, the singles num-
Der one man, and Dave Climer,
who competed on the number one
doubles team of last year, are the
two lettermen returning to the
team. Don Noochester, Jim Chip
man, Jerry Gooding, and Jim Bell
are the returning reserves Of
1913. Jack Pillsbury, a junior.
seems TO be assured OF a place on
the starting team although this
will be his first season of compe-
tition. Sophomore Junior Camp
bell is the eighth member of the
team.
Schedule
April oi-Lincoln at Roosevelt.
April 26-Ann Arbor at Roose-
velt,-
May Sat Q. High.
May 9-Monroe at Roosevelt.
May 11-At Lincoln.
May Lat Ann Arbor.
May l0--U. High at Roosevelt.
May 26-At Monroe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Death Driver Denies
Accident Culpability

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr. s-Exam-
nation was set for April 81 for
Allen d. Jeffrey. 90. Highland Park,
accused OF manslaughter in connec-
ton with the accident which
claimed the life OF Abram 4.
James. University OF Michigan
physical education instructor.
Jeffery pleaded not guilty at his
arraignment in municipal court
and bond Of 80 600 was furnished
10 guarantee his appearance for
hearing April 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
Eagles No. I

Lore ~, Barnett 369, Guten.
kunst 369, Edison $50, Neuman sos,
handicap 159; totals, 7S7, 1874, SIS.
1919.
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Moose No. 2

S. Richards 500. G. Richards 4s6,
L. Bates $50, McFaddep SIT. Boyle
$50; totals, 79i. S1i, SCI, 1929.
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cliffs

Lambert 527. Cliff 4S1, samonek
t73, Farmer 469, Schwall 1854. To.
tails sOc, 7SS, S24, 2414.
Sinkule's
Ward AS, Blaha 42S, Raab 442,
Parker sos, Schrepper, ave. 492.
Handicap 1913. Totals S4s, 907, 79l,
25i6.
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Rural Events
TUESDAY
CakvIlle

O1tNlNIE
OakyillA Farmers Club. Method
ist Church Annex. IN evening. Pro
gram with motion pictures
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

MOTOR STATE LEAGUE
Bottle Necks

McKenna 419, Hochrein 392. Car
penter 507, Kossuth 49s, Oliver
429; totals, 769, ISL. 725, 2245.
Black Hawks
Bragg 277, Foster 400. Baka 3is,
Dicks 424, Putnam 1874, handicap
IS; totals, 625, 663, 621, 1909.
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e 5qIes No. z


Schimmell and l.. Reynolds $50,
Jones 1875. McComb sos, Simon AIS,
Baird al: totals. 692, 1856, 773,
1921.
ScoviIrs No.
Masters 406, c. Hopp, Jr. 372,
Smith 312, X. Hopp Al, c. Hopp,
Sr. 4i4; totals. 40, 1871, 753, 223o.
V. r. W. No. I
Z. Pietson 81. A. Nolf $50, W.
Emmitt GS5. F. Wood 5iS, f. Liv-
ingston 532: totals. 1872, s55, S34,
2fS1.
Masons No. z
F. Kerbyson All, VI. Richards
$50. c. Fagin 400, J. Montonye 444,
f. Ring 4S6, handicap 81; totals,
SOC, 73S. 727. 2l6l.
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Masons No. I

o. Lee 500, G. Lidke $50. Lam
bert $50, Cornwell AIS, Whitcoml
533; totals, 500, SOC, 917, 1922.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

Merritt 491, Fem 497, ST. John
AS Shuttle 531, Bride 472. To.
tails 1853, sol. S12, 1876.
MeEnnan Airport
McEnnan 36S, Nittendose i5s.
Shamrock AIS, Wells AS. Clanson
521. Handicap 1872. Totals rs,
795, s27. 1897.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
FRATeRNAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Masonic Alleys
Team STANDINGS

High three games-Moore No.
2, 2659.
High single game-Moose No. 2,
954.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Rollin' Rams

Eberle 427, Chappell (ayel i3s.
Crow 430, Hendrickson as, ST.
John 49, totals, 703. 40, 72S,
2171.
White Necks
Bruetsch 500. Plat 49z, Wilson
(aye) All. Bailey sos. Stumpf 421,
handicap 81; totals, 775, s57, 757.
23s9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

Moose No.
Hathaway 439, Pauchamp 4c4
Morris iSi. Gobels SIS Holley 429
handicap ll9; totals, $50, $50, $50
ot61
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08

Grouse

Wisdom 43S, Lonsky 1856, Jackson
436, r. Miller 1856, Grouse 479. Han.
dicap l53. Totals $40, $50, IT'S,
244S.
Mass Mutual
Waiting 4S1, Pearson 4S2, Bark
er 40, Wallace 517, Williamson
507. Totals Si5, S13, 769, 2i27.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-08
Sinkule's
Denton Demons

p. Connolly $40, A. Pyle 426, 4.
Connolly 475. r. Schofield 531, r.
McKinstry 479. Totals 764, S53,
Sl3, 2430.
Trojan Laundry
G.. Miller i91, Plummer 4S5,
Wheelock Al, Krohn 1863, Hardin
1862. Handicap 81. Totals $40, 1872,
sol, 1852.
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Yesterdays Answer
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