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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-22

The term atom. when ordinarily
used in chemistry and physics, re-
fers to the smallest particle of an
element which can esist either
alone or in combination with SINH
particles Of the same or of diff
ferent element.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
THE PORTERS SHOW NEW HOME
AT PARTY FOR CALIFORNIANS

That party which Dr. and Mrs.
Randolph Porter gave our in Riv-
err Rouge last Friday evening serv-
ed dual purpose in that It tunc-
toned as hoese warming and as
an entertainment for their house
guests
The poriers recently moved inio
An atfra,five white frame hunea-
low which they have charmingly
furnished Their fiends enioyed
The first party there last week.
Their housegues,s who We're hon
ored on that occasion Mere Mrs.
blanche strickland and Ralph
Porter. Dr. Porter's uncle Both
guests are visiting here from Cali
forn'a
The party cen,ered around the
upstairs reception room whore a
circular glass brick bar received
much admiration from the guests
Creole descended Mrs Porter.
used many OF the culinary tricks
of her forebearers when she pre-
rsred the highly seasoned and
lavish supper which WAS served
later There was fresh shrimp sail
ad. creole roast pork tuna fish
salad and more besides
Among the guests present al the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
The Paul Fords
Are Hosts

The Paul Fords OF Colfax avenue
filled the role as hosts SATURDAY
night OF last week. in honor OF
Mrs Arthur Kelley prominent
Chicagoan. who is visiting the Wal
ter Staffords. The delightful oc-
casion Was In reality joint on
icmainment. in that Saturday Was
the birth date OF Walter Stafford.
brother OF the Windy city visrof.
aud intimate friend OF the hos
piiable hostess and her husband
Among those enjoying the dual
celebration were Mr. and Mrs VIM
=. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Hart Williams Mr. and Mrs YER
non Verne. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
stafford Mrs Donald Marshall
and son Ronald and Mr. and Mrs.
George Mahln.
The illness OF Mrs Josephine
Bedford. close friend OF Mrs. Ford,
prevented her attendance Saiur-
day evening and that OF her hus-
band Bert Bedford.
An elaborate and bountiful re-
-ast was served the guests AZ mid
night
Several gifts. useful and attrac-
tive. were presented Mrs Kelley
and Mr. Stafford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Phyllis Wheatley
Fund Activities

Old Home Week opens Sunday
afternoon July %. with lawn
party and tea on the lawn OF tho
Phyllis Wheailey Home ass East
Elizabeth street All Detroilers are
urged 10 attend and during the
week Of lnly - through August
3. 10 inspect the home so that they
can see Why such An intensive drive
for FUNDS with which to build a
new home for the aged people Of
the community is being conducted
Several other events have been
planned
Thursday night. Attorney Rob
ert Evans. will conduct a mock
trial al the Calvary Baptist chuch.
under the auspices Of the wolve-
rine Bar association.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs An
gel Lambert will give a bridge par
" al the Urban League, at pm.
The activities wind up with love-
ly basket picnic and dance at Joe
Louis Farm Sunday. August 5. with
music by Leroy Smith and his
famous Board Walk Band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Women
War Workers

Negro Women war Workers
a bulletin ISSUED July IL ~ me
womens Bureau United states
Department ~ Labor. reports ne
results Of occupational surveys
made during the last two and
half years
The bulletin describes some 81
the Jobs held by Negro women;
states that their employment In
creased hy 40 per cent since
1870 aud that there Was marked
shift OF Negro women war work
ers from farm 10 factories. es-
pecially 20 plants making NUM-
tons The greatest gain in en-
ployment opportunities came In
skilled and semi-skilief factory
operations that few had performed
before the war Fewer than
1000 Negro women were en-
ployed in plants manufacturing
chemicals metals and rubber
products In 1910. more han 50
times that number we're 40 en-
ployed a. The end Of 1874
Copies Of the bulletin. Negro
Women war Workers may he
cbtsinsd from The superintend-
ent Of Documents. Washington
-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Florence Pate
May Get Award

Word comes 10 the Detroit Tfi-
hume that Florence Pate. daughter
Of the VIM Pates 81 Woodland
avenue. summer student al Colpm-
bia university. New York cry.
has attracted the attention OF Off
cials ~ me Rosenwald Foundation
Miss Pate who is working on her
masters degree al WAYNE uniyer-
siiy won honors while a student
in dramatic art. Later her
work in sculpturing won recogni-
ton at the University OF Michi-
gan
Miss Pate has been requested
hy her Columbia teacher 20 have
pictures Of her modelling forward
ed to New York for Judging by the
Rosenwald commission II IS rum
ored that she will be given an
award
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Chicago Relatives Compimented At
Elaborate Cocktail Party Thursday

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
ODT Rule Bans
Music Convention

ST Louis tANP The gird
animal convention o; me Nation
Ell Association OF Negro Must
cians Viii not be held in Detroit
as schednled-hecsuse OF govern
ment restrictions on travelling
rhaf announcement was made
IeFe last week by Clarence HaN-
d.n Wilson pres alter an eA-
change of letters between himself
and officials Of The Organization.
The contention which was 70 be
held In Detroit on Aug 10 70 %.
would have BROUGHT together
large eroups from Baltimore
knoxville Indianapolis Kansas
Civ ana other cities
Efforts Will be directed toward
making The convention ~ 1916
bigger and better. he said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
The Whitmans
Fete Saginaw Folk

81 and Mrs Erred Whitman ~
ef he sifee' entertained
as 'heir guests las Sunday AZ
nyes kfas Nf and Mrs lohn
toote N Lee Bailey Mrs
Lena J hroan Mrs j Anes
Toms ere Fan lIicss al ~
Sasinav The breakfast VAS
setsea iffn hesefi'aliv deco
fafea fahs covered prh white
lace flo', and = cenierpiece of
sweet peas npazne vas served
also sHer breakfast Tic party
attended the Dali game ~ Briggs
stadium
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Iota Rushees
At Lawn Party

To be or not to be. thai 4 tho
question. Rambling thoughts ran
through the minds OF inquisi.
tive rushees as their personalitie,
and qualifications were sv-
praised TO determine their elisI.
bility as PLEDGES for Zeta
chapter OF the Iiota Phi Lambd.
sorority The spacious lawn Of
Soror Katherine Brown on West
Grand Blvd. was the relaxing
and refreshing scene Of the 90.
casion.
The group passed the tine
away lounging. chatting and play.
ing a few games OF bineo. The
delicious frappe with tea time
cookies was the talk OF the eve.
ming.
Soror Yvonne Greenlee presi.
dent Of the Zeta chapter. gave the
girls an interesting pep talk on
the expectations and requirements
for entrance.
Sorors acting as hostess Tor
the evening were Postella Gres-
ham. Johnella Price. Elizabeth Ar
nette. Louise Johnson katherine
Parker Brown. Alberta Light
foot and Godfather 4. Dicsei son.
The prospective PLEDGES who fe-
Taxed under the cherry trees in
cluded Geraldine Crew. Myrtle
Donaldson. Clementine Phillips,
Odell Acty. Essie d. Ross. Ethel
Madison. Elizabeth Copeland.
Thelma Black. Helen Dunbar.
Dorothy ID. Fyfs. Hortense Red
dick, l. Lee Davis. Dorraine Few.
Mary Gaskill. Elizabeth Mae
Wolfe. Eugenia McDuifee, Mar
guerite Daniels. and Mildred L
Wade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

satsnush Dr. and Mrs her
laovn ami Madge Hrfs' o. WASH
a,zion % 6 pr and Mrs steele
Nashville and Mrs Fl Lewis
and Nr clalion Yates % Az
lan,a Ga
Among ioesl guests were Dr.
and Nf- Raiford Mrs Victor
haGs M and Airs Herhert
Whis pr and Mrs Haley Bell.
B4u henderson Mrs. Wendell
Con Nr and Mss. Homer smith
slrs Marx Battles Mr and Mrs.
Ralph Osborne. Mrs. Valerie
P.ttaeFa Mr. and Mrs Henry
Dunbar Miss Neliie Watts Mr..
And MI. Andrew Tondee Mr.
ana Mrs. rope BENJAMIN Mr..
aau Mrs Ryihe~o cod Nj and
SIT, r Collins Mrs. Wm Ro-
l.n,a0 Dir and Mrs. John Green
Dr and Mrs Walter Hines Dr
aaa Mrs r. l.. Dickson DR.. and
Ms j J. Mcclendon. and many
Others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Sorority Honors
New Jersey Soror

Mfmhr rs " Chi q g'cr Phi Del
ia Kappa sorority gave grand
tea in honor OF Soror Dorothy /.
Congo. guest OF honor from
Camden. y j. who is MEMBER
OF Eta chapter Of the sorority in
that cry
The colorful affair vas held az
he beautiful home OF Mrs Sadie
Ransome in Conant Garden
Among those present were Eli
zabeth Downs. OF Chicago; Alma
y. Mitchell. Dorothy Congo hon
Gree: Angelene Ross hostess Of
the honoree Martha Denmark
Agnes Bristol Alberta Rowman
WinIfred Fairfax Bcrnice Taylor
Blanche Allen Mary Doctor and
Mrs Sadie Ransome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
HELEN DICKERSON
FETED BY FRIENDS

Detroitrrs recently ha1 an OPP
Tcrtaa:ty a. mower heir kind
hospitaliy md good friendship
Il set-to-eeIaer given In hon
tr Is Miss Hel.n Dickersoa from
Wilmington. delaware. Al rer
usual her cons Ia. G. Ann Dicker
son on Begole street. telephoned
q few friends al the very last
minute and invited them over.
end as per usual again. the little
get-to-gether ended in quite a
gala affair on her back lawn.
Games we're played the first
part OF the evening. but later
were followed by dance pro-
gram which turned out to be lots
OF fun The tasty refreshments
also were worthy OF mention.
Three returning veterans were
NtFV WIN NiHtu Nv AlltUuE. Otati
Sergeant Ovarious Jackson and
Top Sergeant Clinton Woodward.
both Of Detroit. and proudly wear
ing honorable discharge en-
blems sewed on their uniforms
after forty months in New Guinea.
and sgt Charles Burton. on fur
Tough from France, were pre-
sent
Among the Joyous group who
encountered not one dull moment
were Winona Allen. Charles
Lewis He,en Dickerson Hiram
Tastleberry. Ruby Sparks. Frank
lin Williams, Robert Goodsan.e.
luby Turner, Jimmy Scott. The
o. Washington. and A. X. SAL
lers.
Miss Dickerson returned to her
home the next day with pleasant
memories and host OF new
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Throngs AT Funeral

ATLANTA tANPl-- Mrs Julia
" Walker. wife of president S.
W Walker Of Pilgrim Health
and Life Insurance company. was
funeralized last week AZ Reed
street Baptist church as ihrongs
crowded the edifice to pay final
tribute to beloved civic and re-
ligious leader The bier was laden
with flowers and number OF
prominent state leaders Joined
Atlantans in paying respects to
the deceased.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

gala occasion We're Mr.. and Mrs
Tom AIe ampbell. Mr. and Mrs
Glover Long. 5 b Mcqueen Ca.
oline Glover Hazel Roxborncgh
Gladys Mills. pr and MS GIL
Edwards IN and Mrs Wdliel
Hines Dr and Mrs George Bran
Df and Mrs Thornton pr and
Mrs Walter Wills. VALERIE Petii.
ford Cant Chas Brooks. pr. and
Mrs. samuel Milton Dr. and Mrs
b a Milton, aud many more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Tennis Queen

Tl'SKFGEE INSTITUTE Ala -
Honmania Peters Womens Ma
tional Singles Tennis champion.
il expected ~ defend her tile
~ the National Tennis Champion
ships 10 be held on the CosmopoIi-
tan Courts IN New York city,
August 1919 ie45 Miss Peters
practices daily on the champion
ship courts a. the Institute She
and her sister Marsaret also hold
The womens Doubles champion
shin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Chicago Minister
o Preach Here

Rev f. NJ Dicon Of Chicago.
will conduct a special service AZ
the Tndenominational Church Of
Truth s62 East Garfield Sunday,
July %. a. $50 Pm The public
is invited 10 hear him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
YOUNG FOLK
CHATTER
y, yIIkN JORDAN

Seen about our Motor i,y'
this Weekend vas lovely red
haired loycelyn Cole who Nas
with her oui-of-lown guest JAG
queline Regard Il S sald mat
both OF the girls are rlpica. cree
oles from Nsw Orieans Ia lac
queline likes our cary SO much
that sne intends 20 say with
rs until September Of 'ais
year.
Last SATURDAY and sunday Mrs,
William camp o. t53n -5fn street
acted a. hostes, al her country
home 10 her dsnghtef leans col-
sin. nors Fosfe and ifi-nas.
Sevara lemon and Dolores fem.
The girls really had marye.oNs
stay. Mea ume Was me most
enjoyable part Of the day as
Mrs. Camp certainly fixed some
delectaa.e dishes
And non ior another "a, ot
our scheals WllAw Green o.
1858 Nha4Wood -tres; IS pen-
ming "a attend eth.r faAara
Wayne ua efsiii-s fhis "a Nii-
liam better known on.s fr ads
a. " l. Vas graduated from
NorthN,s,.ra r.ne fas arD..
ton e "a bestn.e I'll II. III. ard
nose M s oas ,.rs.te
u ss.. 4rt.r IL.
his chosen tea "A hs homie
town lie wants ib set 81 n.
hnst, p..,o, N,,a.
beeaus. =. ea.s - -tca
bak.d leans we ssaa
Mis-. par. ra.t. s t
vorsav t.v 81 ..sna,ry
two uea
am,
NON T.a
10 50 ss. $50
raaasa ra r~e.
49, h ar.-a sx. n fnA
an
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=, ss v.ln,--
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-17

0. Last month I got mar
ried, was drafted and then
applied for Glass A al
loWance for my wife. She
hasn't received the dough
yet, however, and I'm an
xious to know how soon the
allowance is payable after
the application is made.
A. For Class, A depend
ents an "initia1n payment
{ contri buted entirely by
the Cove rrnent) is payable
for the month in which the
soldier enters active duty
III pay status, provided
that he applies within Is
days Of his entry. There
after, regular monthly pay
nents are payable from the
first Of the month follow
ing the month in which the
applicat ion was made,
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-17
6ALA AFFAIR

Mrs. Homer r. Cross Hill
side home was the scene Of
a delightful luncheon par
ty last week. The guest Of
honor was Mrs. Lille B.
Baker Of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Baker is on the Fort Wis
iting her two sons in the
service, Pfc Freddie Baker
and Eugene Jackson. Among
the guests at the gala
affair were: Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, i4rs. L. A. Freeman,
Mrs. I. C. SnoWden, iIrs. A.
Gathings Mrs. Richard Ham
i1ton, Hiss Constance S.
Young, hrs. anna E. Bear
don, Mrs. Sue B. Ere eman,
Mrs. David VI. Douglas Of
Denver, Colo, Lrs. Pearl
Holloway, Mrs. Josephine
Rubit, lirs. Robert P. Bry-
ers, Mrs. Beatrice Morrow,
and hrs. VI. ". Ramsey.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-17

Wi DAY X Contfd from
) Page y -
war, the KA;AKAzE. These
suicide fleets Of planes
were used as a Last resort
in an attempt to stop our
navy.
Ida cARTLiUR ASSIGNED
Gen Douglas Macarthur,
supreme allied commander
in the Pacific has been
designated to receive the
surrender.
There is to be no power
for the Japanese Emperor
although he Will remain as
a tool for the Allies. No
longer Will the Warlords
rule thru him. Hirohito -
or any successor will
take olders from Macarthur.
Along with Macarthur
when he receives the for
nal surrender from Japan
Will be high ranking Off
Gals from Great Britain,
Russia and China.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-17

@. Can that soldier who
had i1legitimate quadrup-
Let's in England draw Fam
lily Allowance for them?
A. Yes, illegitimate
children are eligible for
Family Allowance, provided
their father acknowledges
paternity.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-17
VI CEH. ITERATION HELD (Cont

Lamb, informed the personnel this
day holiday ordered the Commanding General
Army Ground Forces to celebrate apan's
closing he stated Wictory has great responsibility.
Let US face problem with prayer in hearts"
Capt Baxter S. Scruggs, Post Officer the prin-
c1pal speaker spoke on Mhat Victory Leans To Us".
Keynoting his address, he said victory
that America and the World have the opportunity
write with an nscrutable hand of time
nal skies Of destiny, freedom for all mankind
COL. Edwin Ne Hardy expressed his appreciation for
the Loyalty and support given him during command.
1t. Lawrence L. .isonant sang Chord. Benedic-
ton was by Rev. C. I. Snowden. J.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14
MARRIED

Callis-POsey - Announcement has
been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Ervir
Hughes, Washington, D. c., of the
marriage of Mrs. Hughes daughter
Marylon Josephine Posey, to Pfc. vii.
lioughby NJ Calls, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Asa Calls, Mt. Lake Park. The
wedding took place May % in the
United Brethren parsonage. Mt Lake
Park, with the pastor, Rev. ]. C. Eos.
ter, officiating
Mrs. Calls is employed in the Ma
tional Radio School in Washington
Pfc. Calls is stationed in Fort Sill
Oklahoma, where he is an instructor
in machine gun tactics for training of
ficerS prior to Pacific duty. Pfc Calls
received his basic training at Camr
Wheeler, Ga, after which he was sent
overseas where he served 30 months
in the southwest Pacific He received
a bronze star for action at Guadal-
canal and also wears the Infantry
combat medal. Following his furlough
Pfc. Calls returned to Fort Sill and
Mrs. Calls is returning in Washing
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Wilma Shipley, Oak street, has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Patricia Ann Shipley, to
TiSgt. James B. Bell Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Bell, Liberty
street. The wedding will take place at
St. Marks Lutheran church on Friday,
June p, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Miss Shipley is a graduate of Oak
land High school, class of 1914, and
has attended school in Baltimore. Sgt.
Bell was graduated from Oakland
High school in 1910 and had two years
at the University of Maryland before
entering the service. He has been
overseas as a member of the army air
force for two years and just returned
this past week from England for a
thirty-day furlough prior to moving
on to the Pacific area.
A small reception is being planned
following the ceremony, at the Will
liam-James hotel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14
Ration Reminders

iSUGAR-Stamp No SO valid May
through August 81. Canning sugar
available from May /.
PROGRESSED FOODS - Blue
stamps NJ through So good through
June 30. Blue stamps To through X-2
valid through July 81 Blue stamps
Y-2. Z-2, Al through CT valid May
through August 81. Stamps d. thru
HI valid June l through September
80.
MEATS, FATS, Etc.-Red stamps
E-2 through J-2 good through June
so. K-2 through P-2 valid through
July 81. o. through U-2 valid thru
August 81. w through Z-2 valid June
l through September 30.
Consumers will get 2 meats-fats
points and 4 cents for each pound of
waste kitchen fats and greases taken
to meat markets.
SHOES-Airplane stamps /, and
3 in book each valid for one pair.
Families may pool coupons Of all
members living in the same household.
A new shoe stamp will become valid
August !.
GASOLINE - Ais coupons good
for four gallons each through June
81.
Motorists must write State regis
tration and license number on the
face of all coupons. Extra gasoline
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14

Dr.. and Mrs. Eldrcd Roberts, Bal
timore, and Mrs. E. j. Roberts, West
crnport, spent last Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benz
H. Sincpll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14

| turned to her home here from visit
at Oxford, Pa.
A poem, passion Flowers" written
by Mrs. B. B. Ncthken. was published
in a recent issue of the Blue Moon
magazine.
Fred Rodehcavcr, who was a pa
tient in the Memorial hospital, Cum
| bcrland, has returned to his home at
! Deep Creek Lake
, Mrs. L. l.. Loar, Clarksburg, W. Va.
| and Miss Dollic Davisson, Pennington,
| W. Va, are guests at the Mt. Lake
| Hotel for the summer
| Mrs. Donald Sinccll and daughter.
Miss Eleanor Sincell, returned on
! Monday from Baltimore where they
! had spent the week end.
Mrs. Karl f. Kahl spent several
days last week in Cumberland with
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Yutzy, returning
| to her nome on Saturday.
Mrs. William c. Robinson, teacher
!, sou+horn uinh sohooI o+1o4l,i,,
is srordin,r +bo s,,,,,,,,or hol;d,,.,. ,,,;+h
! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. Fra
ley.
Nrs L Co,o,,o aud Ii+.lo ,o,,
Robhv md Pow, po,.+or IT, ,,is;+od
tbo;r b,othor and family, Nh, and Mr..
! Dor.1d po,.+o,. j., p;++sh,r.rb po 1os+
,,ool
|
+or+aipod ,,o,,,bor, If bic conr,ooo+;o,,
and o+bo,. fr;o,ds 81 -, .ono, bo,,,o"
Of tbei,. homo ON ponn;rgto, s+,oot
! last evening"
Miss Helen Porter, Baltimore, en-
school snent tho wool .ond boro with
her naronts Mr. and Mrs Raw Por+cr
south of town
Mrs. Benz. II. SlnceIl and Mrs. Rob
ert }. Ruckert, of Oakland, accom-
| PANIED by Mrs Morris Slncell, OF Far
mo fo,, = h,.;nf vis;+ with Mr. and Mrs
Fln,a,. HaulophooL
Mrs. n. |. Broadwatcr was called to
Cumberland ON Tuesday due to the
death Of her sister, Mrs. Argyle Flake,
! aged 50. Funeral services are being
conducted there this afternoon at o.
!
I ANNOUNCEMENT was mace Vi
.'''nSe III 'i'c "ooiH Vi 'l'e rree W.
III 1loi "iF' liouiH are no" OH "eu-
! 'ieHo"SH' II " . clo'h' llS'cau Vi Il
W - ana OH Saturdays from 10
p H. instead Oh 10 D.
Mr. ond drs C1aroo.o prood,,.o+ou
/ W p",,'
WIZ. Wy 'O'''t ','' "''u - m
-, 'N,o '''l' 'N"' avn -'''
N''> =, ," -'i','u ..'
100 - -'I' ''''~' AZ = '0'''''' NV
W '''''''''''7 VIII
! Mrs, Emma Grace Newman. Park
ersburc. w. Va. who visited her SON
/ in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sisk Loeb LYNN HEIGHTS for
! several DAYS. is returning 70 her home
J;,,... ,a. e NJ. , No., CT.
c,,nan,.
I Mrs. Robert Lohr entertained a
number Of voung children and tboi,.
! mothors at :, n.rtv on Mond,, ,ftor-
noon in honor If tbo third hi,+hd,v
ann;vor.a,v Of how daurbtor Ann oo
Iohr Tho nortv was hold ,t tbo hanna
! of ha,, prandnaroptc M. and ury
NJ F,.a1o,. G ocond s+roo+
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14

Ernest Townshend and granddaugh-
ter, Judith Fanslcr, are visiting the
formers children, Washington. Judith
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils on Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14

rations will be issued victory garden
ers again this year for necessary
travel. Applications may be made at
any time.
The Navy is proposing to acquire
St. Johns college at Annapolis, for
expansion purposes.
The House approved the Breton
Woods international monetary agree
mcnt.
-- V-----.-
Following a fall sustained at his
home in Oakland last Saturday, Jos.
P. Helbig is dangerously i'll at the res
Hence Of his daughter, Mrs. Nightin-
gale on Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Miss
Cora Frantz and Miss Betty Jean
Shafffer spent last Thursday in Cum
Lerland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14
MARRIED

Leatherman-Hard Rob-
erta Ruth Hardesty, daughter of Nh
and Mrs. Leslie Hardesty, of Mt Lake
Park, was married to Seaman ic Ad-
ran c. Leatherwood, U. S. Navy, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilman Leatherwood
of Mark Tree, Arkansas, on Saturday
evening, June 9, at o'clock The cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. Dan
iel W. Justice, pastor of Trinity
Methodist church, in the parsonage at
Seward Square, Washington, d. c., in
the presence of few close friends.
Mrs. Leatherwood had as her ma
iron of honor Mrs. Veryl Weimer, of
Washington, while Mr. Leathcrwood
had as his best man Nick Worcester,
EN-. sc, U. S. Navy.
Mr.. Leatherwood is stationed at
the U. S. Naval Lab. Anacostia, Va,
and Mrs. Leathcrwood is employed at
the L. S. Navy Yard. They are resid-
ing at 220 b Street, Washington, d. G.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-14

A portrait by Bells
captures a brides
natural lowell n G S $
even to the minuteSt
details of gown, veil
and bouquet.