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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
DEARBORN


5000 DOWN-hOVE RIGHT IN
Attractive new 6-rm. singles
: bedrooms tile kitchen and 1870
bath: large rms: very well built.
Call John T.. Quinlan. Cherry 1921
EVERGREEN FENKELL.
DRIVE DISTRICT
Brick duplex singles. odrms 5000
down. Call John Quinlan. CHI. 4s2i
FERRY, w Brick. II rms. divided
1 apis. baths furniture. $50 tn
come. your own apt 81 SEQ down.
L. G. simpson. ca. o32l or TO.
HOMER WARREN = CO.
GREENvIEw. 9oIs. near JOY Rd 49,
A very attractive new brick. fun
light basement Paved street near
bus. Only $1,000. FLA terms open
TO s. Wietersen. ca. 276l, Pros
peet 5627
MENDOZA. BET CURTIs-7 MILE
First time offered. J-bedrm. brick
colonial, ali rms. papered. 2 rear
porches gas air cond. gar white
picket fence rec. nm, copper screens.
storm sash. everything your heart de-
sires; only sil.500. Hurry UN..
ELMER NJ. CLARK
MOSS, west of Hamilton 5.room
frame, bedrms and bath. hot ar
and coal heat. 2-csr garage only
So. 900. terms. Call M sturgis. s.. c
Hadley. Inc UN f-0090.
MOSS. west OF Hamilton. 5-rm.
frame. becrms and bath, hot
air and coal heat Pear garage; only
81 600 terms Call Mr. Sturgis. y. c.
Hadley. Inc. UN. 10000.
OWNER leaving city Will sell his
ayr old 3-bedrm. house garage with
ribbon drive. Lot i2tXie5, n " sec
ton. 81 $50 81. $50 down balance
S43 s. per mo. for yrs. and It's all
yours
-HepetssHA s-spt ifatyt by ee1p.-
1854 W Mile. RI. 1892. afternoons.
PIEDMONT. iSi3i
A 2story 7-room brick on Ion S0'N
100. lavstory on LIST floor recreation
room. breakfast room. screened ter
race, carpeting and venetian blinds.
2-csr garage. solid drive. parquet
floors. gas steam heat. large closets.
si2. $50 terms. shown BY appoint
men'. CA. 29 sS, M MA Si7O'
203 HAMMOND BUILDING
PRAIRIE. near santa Clara; large
modern fbedrm.. face br house,
steam oil heat, library, rec. nm,
baths stall shower: fine condition.
Terms Call Mr. Sturgis, $ G.
Hadley Inc. UN 10000.
TERRY AVE. 1918
= block 10 Cd. River. bedrms On.
UP. baths. garage. bargain.
81 500 down. UN. 1-i3O0.
ELMER NJ. CLARK
WAVERLY AVE
. large rooms. bedrooms. steam
heat good condition. quick posses
sion, 2-csr garage. price s.. 500 with
-. 600 down. bal easy terms no
Mr. pagrer uN.
3-77On
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
WYANDOTTE
Fifteenth 81 Al Northlint Attractive
new brick duplex singles . bedrooms
and bath up. dining living rooms.
kitchen down: 5000 down. move right
IN. Call John Quinlsn. Cherry 1921.
CoLORED- i5f52 isth. near Fen
ksll. six rooms. excellent condition.
furnace full basement. double ga
rage. immediate occupancy 50. 800.
50 800 down PLAZA 1915.
1920 DOWN 2-BEDRM HOMES
Full Easements lots sONifJ
Close 10 schools. transportation.
FOLKER-2e207 Ford Rd DE. l34i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
FLATS rOR SALE

fLAIS fOh SAkL
CoNCREss-sT AUBIN Three fam
ily 6-6-2. h. a heat baths. fui
basement Immediate possession !.
s.. 600 down II. 67Q3
HARDING. 1881 Five rooms down.
FIVE up. bricko,e two furnaces.
full basement. double garage, side
drive: $1,000. 50 900 down. Acme,
1903 Grstiot, Plaza a575.
PASADENA Brick two.nat: refrige-
-HataEs- stapeA-se screens, -Aip4rn-a1 IN
dows hreplaceS new roof. stoker,
garages: terms. We. 5-27i6. Childs
PENNSYLVANIA mr. Jenerson-t-
fam. terrace; 4 h. q. furnaces. bed
rooms ca income $40 mo. Tt.
2-2l00. Seldom 4 Johnson. Inc.
COLoRED -TAFT-Gd River 2-fam /.
SIS. sep, H. A furnaces, brickoted /.
2-cAr gar. owner occupied 81 500 On
TAFT 3.fam. income. 5-32 rms.
ca X. A. ht 2-car gar brick
siding inc. SIPS mo. linn. poss'n n.
81 500 On. TAFT-s-rm. single IA.
r. sLoBIN. TR 1885 TY. T7ii5
CoLoRED lroquois. slSi SIS, 2 n.
a 81 500 dn Charest. So. h. A..
81. 900 dn. Riopene. Us. 2 n. a;
81 900 dn
Smedicy. f4s = Warren TIE 1872
coLoRED- HARDING VACANT
Move In. So oil circulating heat
ONLY 81 600. 81 500 DOWN
HAMLAR. 5i3 r. KIRBY. TIP. 2.,54t
COLoRED. BELMONT TITAN. brk.
= separate furnaces. CHANDLER, q
family brick. BROKER " 20s7
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

pany, according to an announce
ment by the yard.
They are:
Homer L. Ferguson, chairman;
Roger Williams, president; P. F
Ha1sey, vice president and gen
eral manager; Robert l. Fletcher,
comptroller; W. Graham Scott,
treasurer; Storer P. Ware, secre-
tary and assist ant treasurer; T.
L. Lanier, assistant comptroller;
Paul A. Wilson, assistant treas
urer, and Kempe7 L. Kellogg, as
sistant secretary.
The directors, renamed at the
q nual stockholders meeting
shortly before the board session
are M. Ferguson, Mr.. Williams
Bruce B. Cameron, William p
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers listed yesterday
by register Of Deeds Rhodes were:
NJ V. Coble to Annie B. Stanley
1T. Coble IT,, Oakley Ave.
R. H. Holland to James Truitt.
Pt. 3, i, 5-l61, City.
Mary Moore Pearsall to E. O.
Hewlett, Pit. Alp, City.
E. L. Rogers to o. L. Hagan. Pt
4-112.City.
A. A saffo to j. M. Vines, s-2Os.
City
W, M. Hill to ]. P. Lewis, $40,
Princess Place.
f. B. Jackson to H. W. Rooster
Pt. /, 2-492, City.
E: H. Bellamy to W. j. Black
we'll, Pt' l. 2-l64, City.
Florence Burgwine to w. M.
Hall. lao. City.
Mary Williams to J. NJ. Creech,
q, 10, 11-25 Summer Hill.
j. w. Sanderson to R. c. Sander
son, 20 a-31 Sunset Park.
M. c. McIver to ]. j. Mohn. PIT.
3, 4-198, City.
H. F. Wilder to Sandy Daniels,
PIT. 4. $40, City.
j. A. Hill to Madeline Hill, Lot
PIT. Pineywoods.
George L. Farmer to E. D.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24
Men
Shoot Big Gun

CAMP DAVIS, May 23-National
attention again focused on this CEN
ter of antiaircraft artillery last
night with all major newsreel COM
panies present for spectacular
demonstration of firing by the
Army's newest weapon, the high
powered 120 millimeter antiaircraft
artillery piece.
The demonstration took place at
Topsail Inlet, where the Antiair-
craft Artillery Training Center con-
ducts much firing practice. The
thunder of the new batteries firms
the new artillery weapon could be
heard for many miles as the tire
less searchlight batteries picked up
the targets flying miles high.
Among newsreel companies rep
resented at the demonstration au-
thorized by the War Department
were Fox Movietone, Pathe, Uni
versal, News of the Day and Para
mount.
Development of the 12O MILNE
ter gun which outshoots by 10000
feet-vertical range-the present
top armament of the antiaircraft
artillery 80 nm. gun, was divulged
recently by the War Department.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24
NCWR BAND

CAMP LEJEUNE, May ga
unique record in military music
was made here this month when
the Women's Reserve band played
Tor the Marine guard mount. Al
though only six months old, the
band under the direction of T-Sgt.
Charlotte Plummer, NICWR, is con-
sldered an unusually fine organiza-
ton. 1t is the only women's band
in the history of the Marine Corps
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24
YARD OFFICERS
AGAIN ELECTED
Shipping M en- Renamed
To Their Posts
By Directors

The board of directors of the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany at iats May meeting yester-
day reelected for the ensuing all
Of the present officers of the COM
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

A considerable part of the final
stages of development of the 100
nm. gun took place here at Camp
Davis, where troops have been
trained in its use for several
months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

Smith, PIT. 5-1o2, City.
Matte B. Holmes to S. j. Hall,
Pit. /, 2-279, City.
Hugh McRae Co. to Carolyn Hol-
land, 4-3, ad. 2, Wrightsville Bch.
j. j. Batson to W. H. Batson.
Lots Is and Is, Carolina Bch.
W. H. Batson to ]. J. Batson,
Fl. 1t, all II, Is, Wrightsville Bch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24
LIGHTED STAIRS ON TIL WAY

Stairsteps in post war houses
may be lighted by tiny fluroes-
cent lamps, already developed for
military use. A penny's worth of
electricity will operate one of these
marble-sized lights for six months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

The Navy originally planned a
single Seabee regiment of 1875 Of
ficers and men. Today, Seabees
outnumber total pre-war Navy per-
sonnet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

and he thought she was in Suffolk
SAerli Parker declined 10 reveal
circumstances leading to Coburn's
arfeS', but added that the prisoner
denied he charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-24

Blewett, Jr., Mr.. Fletcher, Mr..
Halsey, Edmund F. Heard, E. ].
Robson, Jr., and John B. Wood,
ward, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
SALE.

Under and by virtue Of the al-
thorIty vested me in a certain Deed
OF Trust executed by James T.
DoWney and Elam DoWnev. dated
October 3lSt, 1913. and recorded in
Vance County Registry in Book 232
page Isl, default having been made
IN the payment Of the note secured
thereby, and upon request of the
holder OF SAID note, | shall offer for
sale and sell tor cash at the Court
house door in Henderson. Vance
County. n. c., at - O'clock noon.
f. S. f.. wartime, on Monday, De-
GENDER 4th, 1914, the following de-
scrjbed real property, to-Wit:
LIST Lot: Begin at an IRON pin. in
tcrsection Of Rowland St, with an
alley, and run thence along Row
land St. IN a Southerly direction 50
IT. to a pin in Henry Wortham's
corner; thence along said Wortham's
line in a Westerly direction 81 #. to
a post, Wortham's line and James
laYlorS line; thence along said
Iaylor'S line in a Northerly direc-
ton 81 #. TO an alley; thence along
said alley 20 #. to a pin. intersec-
ton of Rowland ST. the place of be-
ginning.
2nd Lot: Begin at an iron stake,
Lisbon Sneed's corner on an allev,
and run thence along said alley N.
81 w. 80 fl. to an iron stake; thence
> "a ". III IT. TO an IRON stake;
thence S. 81 f. 80 #. to an iron
stake; thence N "a E Ill #. to the
place of beginning.
For d more accurate description
see deeds on record in Vance Coun-
ty from Lisbon Snccd TO Elan Dow
and from Elam DoVncy to
James I. DoWncy.
This End. day of November. 1914.
j Il. PEiCE, T.l.tee.
z~-3-I6-Z5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

California. biologists say, is sink
ip" at the ra'c of three feet 4 ccn'urv.
frItt3'' ID. - ",,ht ri I'll
thst llollT "ood pupliclty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WANTED: ) ROOM HOUSE OR
two room apartment with cooking
facilities. Write NJ. Care Dis
patch. 9-ll-li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

CHINA-32. 81 AND SO PIECE
sets, Salad bowls and extra plat
tiers. Watkins Hardware Co. 9-3tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

IRONING BOARDS. PADS CLOTH
es baskets. brooms and dust pans.
Watkins Hardware Co. 9-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

GLOBES, ATLAS. BIBLES AND
Dictionaries. Prc-War Stapling
Machines and Hackers, Bates Re
fills and staples for all machines.
Scotch Tape III small rolls. ScV-
eta, Used Desk and four drawer
letter file. Affords Printing ~
Office Supply Co. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WE ARE READY TO DO ANY
electrical work which you have
to be done. Gall 1854 or &l2J.
iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

!. Cardinals Won by ) to l..
=. General John J. Pcrshjng.
3. Radio waves.
4. True.
). Arnold Bennett.
s. South.
:. New Hampshire.
8. SunSpotS.
.. ScvrcS Ct is a porcelain; the
.unr. arc ~rlccGr-J.
70 Oliver llazard I'errT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WANTED - CAR IN GOOD CON-
dition. 1887. 80. or 80 model. Call
J. NJ. BradSher. Phone $3.50. 7-3tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE,
electric hot wafer heater. Must
be in good condition. d. 9. May,
care Muy-Smith Cleaning Co.
Phone 237. ct
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
WANT ADS
Get ResuLt,

MONUMENTS, MARKERS rl
Workmanship. Representa-. r'i
Hirl 9'ole MoIhs' Inc. ". "
L@ansS'oh' zig Young s., l..',''
LL-lI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
One-Minute Test Answers.

!. Mozart 5.
, The Rosary
3. Bach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

sac pants tn1mcis, Norm.ae.
S'dIiS' washable Wtii tu..l Nh
new stock Of brushes. I.',t
prices. Tanner Roofing loma....
Phone 500. 80
1~T11-
I i''' NNNNFtt}tj.~. Loop
cups, glass ooa1..- al....
pcrCoIatoe>. WatEas li.4.
Co. or,
WANTED TWO OH FfiFHE ,,p11
colorcd or White tenant. Il, -
bright tobacco ..a,L. W--..
Ward, Spring Hope. :. G.. -,
deep we'll. also PPc lu.a.
v.c. ,"l"2 .of W@'et e>s.,u-.a 1T.
""'e -. '-'..
ORDER CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW
1eio Gaz, tne Supply Is EXHAUSTED.
announcements and fl9e .l. C,":.5
CRAVING and printing. See On.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR SALE-HEATROLA, MED
lum Sizc-Call il3-W. gilt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WANTED - CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
2 l-2 cents pound at Dispatch OF
flCe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office IN Hender-
son, y. c, as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

OVER IA
years old as Carrier-Sales-
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond,
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Nis2ateQ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

WANT ADS
Get Results
FOR SALE-HEATROLA, MED
jum Size-Call 4l3-W. gilt
WANTED - CAR IN GOOD CON
dition. 1887. 80. or 80 model. Call
J. VI. Bradsher. Phone $500. 7-3ti
CHINA-32. 81 AND 80 PIECE
sets. Salad bowls and extra plat
tiers. Watkins Hardware Co 9-3tl
WE ARE READY TO DO ANY
electrical work which you have
to be done. Gall 1854 or 3l2J.
iii
WANTED: ) ROOM HOUSE OR
two apartment with cooking
facilities. Write NJ, Care Dis
patch. 9-ll-li
#
IRONING BOARDS, PADS CLOlH-
eS baskets, brooms and lust pans.
Watkins Hardware Co. 9-3u
GLOBES, ATLAS. BIBLES AND
Dictionaries. Prc-War StapIing
Machines II Hackers, Bates he
luis ana staples Ion all mdchInCS.
Scotch lape III small rolls: AeN-
tl I'.,I IN,.I- AVID t,rt- l-,,rn,.
oftira Smnnrv Co 56-tf
STOVE PIPE. ELBOWS. METAL
crews. hampers, collars. tees and
everything for installing stoves.
WANTED ADV WITH SOME
knowledge of bookkeeping.
Apply Rose 5-lO-25c Store.
q D.;
Ed 70 Nooh
10 l'>F on lot. zoos nome AiuS'
encc. Apply N person. Mrs. l.. II.
Harvin, Jr., Wildwood Drive.
7-3ti
-
miles from Henderson. If interest
ga (a,I d Q NO. q
pr,1-r,r1u I'M Dcc AIN
fer voIr wood work. Color> pcaca.
powder blue. ivory and white.
Alex S, Watkins. "Where quality
tells and prices sell" 9-lu
ho9l L CoN A'EiNG
''el'''' = 49," =
eiII'e D"lIei' | io'Ne '''N' 81 o.
''''" O'I''
WANTFD CHUD'S TRICYCLE.
III
uAr-rrD TO- p1-v Ar ONCE
- 1900. W.,
:: !" d: s.: ! i. !. nm. AZ. .::' an: a: 1T: : Nj: i: 4. n
ware Co.. 9-3tl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
CLUBS and Other Briefs

ming was spent in recreation room,
where all the members enjoyed re-
frcshmcntS and played pokeno.
The mex; meeting Will be held at
the home Of Mrs Henrietta Will
hams, 324 Hendrie. No. 81.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
AURORA CLUB

MONDAY, started the week off
with gala doinss. A truly inter-
es,ing week with the musical fes-
tival and plenty OF visitors in our
midst
A group Of eight were dined and
wined. II was the charming Gwen
dolyn Vincent of w. Kirby avenue
entertaining She had planned an
elaborate buffet dinner, but then
Gwen dashed off 10 Newport News.
Va. TO see her son. Billy Vincent, as
he sailed However, her party
went on as planned She left
everything intact. and with her
frien's assisting the party vas ele-
CANT
AFTER DINING the next
stop was at Ebenczer church 10 see
the Negro soldier then the
same group finished the evening
with another cocktail party up at
The fine home Of Mary Watkins on
HOlbrook Guests were Mes
danes Ann Rodon. Jennie Ely. Ma
rie Curtis. Adelica Cathcart. Fran
ceS Mack, Todd Webb. Ellen Ken
nedy. Mary Walker ana Marian Nc
claim. Miss Cora Brown assisted
Mss Watkins in serving tasty
drinks and ending very Joyous
day.
!: + =
The Contracurers met Friday
ni2l IN 'no caCcrfM home of Anne
Jones or Twenty-fourth street
After a bridge session, a tasty
luncheon was served. The first
prize. a bottle Of After Dark co.
'onc went 20 Acdcna Johnston.
Dorothy solomon received a lovely
Imported hankv as second prze
AruCs guests we're villa Mae Ma
.ouc and Marie LangfJrd, who won
the guest pllzc
x \ :.
Mss Marjorie r mScy ~ Ran1or
avenue .e" 10, Ga.ncSJoro. Tenn.
WITH me- au'' and uncle Mr. and
Ms Robert Coo. ~ Ypilaul. She
VII VISIT 0er grandmother. Mrs.
D7nic Nsr..u. and other relatives.
Sse Is nc daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
= y. Ramsey
= -
N.s, Phyllis II op,~ from To-
r'a'e. Can. rad q dc,-htJl vaca-
'..r "'n he, aunt and uncle on
Bau-o aNcn3e. she enjoyed several
dinner part cs. outings and met
r4~t interesting young fox. She
Va. leave tor a5Te sunday.
:; !; ::
The vacation season. well under
way futs Mrs jean Thompson and
Mis Dorothy Fritz leaving Thurs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Honors July
Bride-EIect
By GLADYS MILLS

Vivian Talbert returned home
from a trip to Boston with her
mother, Mrs. Henry p. Talbert Sr,
OF 5427 Roosevelt avenue, just In
time to attend a prenuptiai shower
in her honor, on last Friday eve
ming. While in the East, Miss Tall
bert selected the trousseau for her
marriage to Wayman Caliman Jr.
Hostess Claire Roman Borrks
served a lovely luncheon to the
guests who had enjoyed converse
ton. music and court whist. Ex-
claiming over the many exquisite
personal gifts were: Mesdames Ger
aiding Madgett, Grace Beatrice Tall
iaferro, Catherine Revels. Florence
Stephens, and the Misses Alice
Fields, Edna Hardnct, Katherine
Weiss, Muriel Simmons, Matte
Camp. Frcdda Cobb, Doris Bolen.
and Jean Thompson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Miss Burger Honors Bride-Elect At Luncheon Friday
Miss McCrary
Bridal Honoree

Mrs. Louise Forrest and Mrs
George Tuggle were hostesses al a
personal bridal shower honorlng
their niece, Barbara Jean McCrary.
at their home ON CharlevolX. The
table was conferred with an arrange
ment Of pink sweet peas and baby
breath flanked by pink candles.
Tiny open-face sandwiches and
fruit punch were served. The hon
Gree wore a blue and white sheer
print dress with white accessories
and a corsage Of snap dragons. She
received many lovely and useful
gifts.
Guests present were: Lois Pringle.
Constance Dixon, Dorothy Turner,
Vivian and Rose Marie Young,
Catherine Lampkln, Thelmond Dor
say. Anna l.. Jones, Chollie Middle
brooks. Ursula Buford, Faye Syl-
verS, Frances Crawford. Rachel
Stanton, Barbara Davis, Ella Nc
Crazy, Mary Jones, Nettye Johnson,
Mrs. Dorothy Blount. Mrs Raralee
Ramsay. Clara Jackson. Alma Nc
Crazy, Rachel Hall Lena Anderson.
Doris Turner. Rosa Tyns. Pauline
Taylor. Vera B. Williams and Eva
NJ Williams Of East Chicago, Ill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
MEN LOVE IT

Pluko has a fragrance men love. Its
compelling sweetnessinvites romance,
because the perfume-like scent of it
fingers irresistibly about you all
through those precious night hours.
And although Pluko brings such
added lustre TO your hair. although
it has such exquisite qualities, Pluko
costs very little TO use. 1t is sold by
dealers everywhere in generous eco
nomical sizes. In Amber. Csc, in
White. SOC. Try Pluko once. and
you'll never be without it. Demand
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Clark-Crimes Vows
Spoken Before Few

The weeks following the mar
riage Of the former Maxine Clark
and Almer Grimes have been quite
busy for the neWlyweds The young
couple spoke their vows on June
%, at $50 pm. at the home Of
Rev. Arthur Pace, 934 Marston
street Members of the immediate
families were present at the cere-
mony and spent the rest OF the
evening celebrating.
A large reception was given at
the home of the bride, PISS Gin
ton, on July l. Many lovely gifts
were received and number of out
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Paradise Bowl
Scene OF Party
For Miss Bell
Nv NINIENNE COOPER

The private dining room Of the
Paradise Bowl R.s thr scene # a
pretty luncheon hono1nc las Bell
Cox day afternoon, from one I'm
IL three.
TIE hostess stately Virginia Bur
Geu Gyee;ed her guests 20 a snart
six Jersey dress with CuEc rcd roses
form &c the background Her dark
HAIR was q perfect .ol for The red
roses tucked over each ca
LIS. chose a bcconuE white linen
sui, edged n black c>clr' cWbroid-
cry WITH ms She wore :I"l black
and white ga, Her accessories were
black
The table was very decorative
WIN two silver love b.-ds GA each
side 81 the white wedding bells.
which was The mann ccu'crpIccr
The hostess provided roses Il red
and yellow and each guest selected
the color rose % her choice
The guests maucacd uu chicken
salad. iced tea, rolls. zee cream and
cake
The bridge pri7e winners were.
Janet Eve FIRST. two pink roses TO
adorn her iYpsses IGNORE Tompkns
second; Helena RublnSteln's Heaven
Scent. talcum powder and soap,
Dorothy Ann Hicks, third La
Gross set Of remover pads
Guests al this affair were: Louise
LOOMS. Helen Cuzzeus Elsie Miller.
DORIS Miller, DORIS Bell, Doris Rat
cliff. Roberta Hughes. Eva Nc
Broom. Lenore Tompklns Dorothy
Ann Hicks. Mrs B. A. Norris, and
Mrs Haley Bell
Out-of-towners W h n attended
were. Janet Eve. Kansas City,
Jeanne Bank. Washington, d c;
Geraldine Nelson. Yves, Virginia.
and Delta Mcmillan. Oklahoma
CIV
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Nurses Committee In
Cav Breakfast Sat.

The Nurses Committee OF the
Woman's Council Of Second Bap-
fist church had A breakfast at the
lovely home OF Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Parks. 3405 Mack avenue Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Roberta Price was chair
man Of the committee Those pres
ent included: Lottie Weaver, Mag
gle Watson. Eta F. Taylor, Katie
Hardy. Roberta Dunlap. Alice AL
len, Robert Wicker. Mary Ramsey,
Lola Turner. Mary Turner. Mrs
j. NJ GaSty. Ellen Weems. Mrs B.
Hill, Annie Hawkins, Matte S
Ramsey. Elizabeth Bowman and
Mr. and Mrs G. VI Mitchell A
pleasant morning was spent by all
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Gala Family Reunion
In Newly Built Home

The family and friends of the H.
Meades Of 4534 Harriet street, Ink
stcr Mich. met in a family re-
union recently One Of the most
interesting features Of the evening
was the surprise presentation made
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Meade to their
son, Emmett Nixon, and his fam
lily Of the deed to a beautiful lot on
Harriet street.
Among the guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. A. Grimes, newly-wed sister
Of Mrs. Meade. Mrs. S Smith. Of
California. Mrs. Cora Steele. Ida
Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. V. Mitchell
and a host OF friends.
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The Party Line
By MARIAN

day for South Haven. They antici-
pate a pleasant vacation
Coming over from Chicago for the
Musical Festival were the popular
Buddy and Edythe Chamberlain
who were merrily on the 60 while
here. They stayed at The Gotham.
!. * x
Miss Ziporah Dunn and Mrs.
B Harvey Dunn rushed to Great
Lakes Naval Station last week to
visit with Rev. J. B. Harvey Dunn
who is Ill in the Naval hospital
They found him improving.
!: x x
The Franklin Let's are home
from vacationing at Woodland
They report an ideal time.
X i; X
Sunday evening a few friends are
to gather over to the Houston
Franks ideal doll house on Brown
place. They have completed their
bar in the basement and the gang
viii enjoy initiating their rumpus
room.
x X !.
We were sorry 10 hear Of the
death Of Bornice Cobbins' dad =.
He was buried last Monday.
x x X
Dorothy Grimes. the James
Crimes daughter. is off for merry
vacation 10 Selma. Ala.
X y X
. The John Evans Of McGraw ave-
nue. have house guests. They are
from Philadelphia Mrs. Mag
gle Parker and her daughter, Elsie
Parker. Mrs. Parker is the mother
% Mrs. Evans.
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MODERNISTIC SOCIAL CLUB

Entertained their friends Satur-
day at their Introductory dance
held at the Detroit Federation of
Women's Clubs. Each member was
introduced by Mrs Lee Williams.
They are: Myrtis Elliot, president;
Hazel Harris, secretary; Leila Will
son. vice president; Bessie Coplin-
treasurer: Carlena McConico, re-
porter, and Jessie Gillel. An en-
joyable evening was spent by all.