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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Trivett Man Is
Killed In Action;
Others Injured
Two Ashe County Men Have
Recently Been Awarded
Purple Hearts

Another Ashe county man was
added to the victims of war this
week and two others reported
prisoners of war.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c.. Trivett, of
Ohio, formerly of West Jefferson,
have been notified that their son,
Walter A. Trivett, has been Kill
led in action somewhere in Hol-
land. He was reported missing
the first of last December.
Cpl. Jack B. Farmer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Farmer, of
Fig and Franklin, Va, who was
reported missing in action in
France on October %, is now a
prisoner of war in Germany, ac-
cording to a message received re-
Gently by his parents. Cpl. Far
(Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
First Natl Bank.
Passed $2,OOO,OOO
Mark Last Year
Annual IL Percent Dividend
Paid; Officers And Direc-
tors Reelected

The First National Bank had q
very successful year during 1914
and showed marked growth, when
resources passed the two million
mark as shown by the report of
j. L. Segraves, cashier, at the an
nual stockholders meeting here
on Tuesday.
The annual statement shows
that the resources have climbed
to $2,196,O73.98 as compared to
81, 596, 407.88 at the close of bust
ness in 1913. Deposits have
climbed to $2,110,154.81 and un-
divided profits also show gain.
The bank again paid a twelve
percent dividend to it's stock
holders as it has during the past
several years.
The stockholders reelected the
directors at the meeting on Tues
day. They are DR.. R. c. Ray, T.
C. Bowie, H. H. Burgess and Edi-
son Thomas.
The directors reelected the
officers who are as follows: T.
c. Bowie, president; Edison
Thomas, vice-president; J. L. Sc
graves, cashier; and Mrs. Lilly A.
Segraves, assistant cashier.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Boone Market
Prices Are Good

Poundage and prices of the
Boone tobacco market continue
to rise and the three million
poundage mark was reached this
week with an everage of slightly
over $4,000 per hundred.
Roscoe Coleman, proprietor of
the Mountain Burley warehouses
pointed out that they expected
to clear the floors this week and
in that case could sell tobacco
the same day it was brought in.
1--WE make every effort to give
the farmers the best of service
and appreciate their business"
he said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Ashe County Far Surpasses Bond Quota
Over $277, 100000 I
Sold During 9th
War Loan Drive
$780, 73.75 Sold In E Bonds;
Quota For County Set At
$131, 100000

Reports form the U. S. Trea-
sury department yesterday reveal
that Ashe county reached a total
of $273, 453.75 in the sale of war
bonds during the Sixth War Loan
when the quota was set at $751;
10000. The E bond quota for the
drive was $131, 100000 and sales
in this group climbed to $780,
573.75.
w. D. Mcmillan, chairman Of
the drive for the county said that
he was well pleased with the re-
Spouse and pointed out that final
reports would probably make the
total climb higher.
Throughout the State. North
Carolinians set a new record in
the Sixth War Loan, investing a
grand total of $248, 364,0O in Gov
eminent securities more than in
any previous bond campaign -
State War Finance Chairman
Clarence T. Leinbach announced.
The State achieved 205 per cent
of its 121,O00,000 overall quota
for the Sixth loan and bettered
by $13,364 900 its sales in the
Fifth War Loan, which totalled
$235, 100000.
Releasing final figures on the
drive, Leinbach also disclosed
that E bond purchases and total
investment by individuals also
were substantially in excess Of
the Fifth Loan figures.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Bud get Calls For.
$4,000, OOO,OOO.OO

r Here is the 1916 federal budget
at glance. The estimates are
compared with estimates of the
present fiscal year (1945).
Total expenditures $50, 600, 000,-
900, decrease of $4,000, 100000.
War expenditures $70,000,000,-
900, decrease of $19,O00,00O, 900.
Net receipts Sal, 300, 600, 900, de-
crease of $4,000, 100000.
Debt increase $4,000, 000, 900,
to a total of 1922, 900, 100000.
Total appropriations So, 000,-
100000, decrease of $4,000, Co.,
600.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Tax Collections
In County Good


Mrs. Elizabeth v. Miller, coun-
ty tax collector, announced yes
terday that tax collections for
1914 have already passed the
$55, 100000 mark. This is more
than half of the assessment, she
explained, and pointed. out that
this was unusually good for this
time of the year.
Il want to thank all of those,
who have been so prompt in pay
ing their taxes and ! hope every
one else, who can, will pay his
this month before the penalty
goes on Feb. l." Mrs. Miller said,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
WICK G.. VANNOY is
PAINFULLY INJURED

Wick G.. Vannoy, prominent
local business man was painfully
injured Saturday night when he
received severe cut on his right
hand while working on a truck.
He was taken to the hospital for
treatment and several stitches
had to be taken in his hand.
He has been confined to his
home much of the time this week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Cars Wrecked At
Warrensville, Sat,

Warrensville was the scene of
an automobile wreck last Satur-
day night, when a car driven by
Walter Brown and a pickup
truck, driven by Orrin Gentry,
met in collision.
Both cars were badly damaged
but occupants Received eeuly
slight injuries. It Is understood
that no action was taken In the
matter. 80
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
Deputy Graphical
Now Recovering

Chief Deputy Carl B. GRAPHICAL,
who has been confined to the
Ashe county hospital for some
time for spinal treatment is now
recuperating at his home.
His condition is greatly i'm
proved and he expects to be back
on the job soon.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-01-11
PARSONS is OFFICER

Clayborne Parsons, well-known
local young man, has been named
as town officer and remains on
duty in West Jefferson through
out the day. c. P. Mcmillan is
also continuing his duties as a
town policeman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

which Will be given by the Spell
man alumnae Sunday afternoon,
March II, pm. al the Women's
Federation club. Ferry al Brush,
Speaker will be interesting George
W. Crockett Jr.. executive director
Of the UAW-CIO Fair Practices
committee. Mr.. Crockett is a grad
uate OF Morehouse and will have
some vital facts TO give out
Scores Of Alma and Willis Wards
friends came over last Thursday
night TO chin and chat with them.
Willis. who is a first lieutenant in
the armed forces. left Friday for
his post al Camp Lee. Va. after
furloughing all too briefly here.
Among the more fortunate De-
tro!ierS 10 get tickets 70 see Okla
homa" were the Jackie Farmers
ard the Frank Burtons who saw the
show Saturday night.
The r L Bradbys Sr.. have re.
turned 20 the city after spending
resitul trip in Hot Springs, Ark.
Hear that Or. and Mrs. Rudolph
Porter are back in our city and
are staying in River Rouge with
Dr.. and Mrs. Samuel Milton.
And speaking OF River Rouge
reminds me that my gal Friday
informed me that Noah Lawson
plans TO build a huge drug store
in that neck of the woods.
For Mrs. Byrd OF ByrdS FurS
We wish a speedy recovery Sorry
70 hear tina; she slipped on the
icy pavement, suffering from a
fractured leg.
Alvs Carol is back from Ashe-
vile. NC. where he attended the
funeral Of his father.
And that's all. folks. Until next
Monday III fold my tent and silent
IL slip away.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
BY Wayne County clerk during
period Of Feb. 20 10 IS. inclusive.

period Of Feb. 20 10 IS. inclusive.
John n Nolan. 40. and Margare,
Murphy. "a
William Bennett Jr, %. and Eu-
nice B. Abrams. -
Clarence Moffi;,, 10 and Mar
Jore l. Carter, IS.
Stockton Rooerts. 10. and Ber-
nadcane Adgers. ia.
John r Swetenburg. g. and
Evelyn VI Martin. 20
Joseph s Stanton. 80. and Ma
ric A. Hard.man. 30
Samuel H Jefferson. so. and e..
MIRA Baton. a.
Jessie Jones. 33. and Alma
Brown. %.
Joe McAdoo. so, and Gertrude
Montgomery. as.
Samuel 2. Jones, 81, and LaSsie
NJ Corruth, -
Roosevelt Dubose. 81. and Celes-
IA " 'Ss;on. 26
Johnson Taylor, 10. and Thelma
Williams, l8'
c. w Redd. 20. and vrola
Young 4s
Joseph f. Norman, %. and Les
sic NJ RiiSon, II
James T Fitzgerald. - and
Minnie p Bradley. -
Frederick NJ Parker. 10. and
Margaret l. Thomasr-la
Oscar Hall. 81, and Ivy Ram
sew. 81
Edward Mayers, 80, and Cathe-
rinc Thomas. 81.
William A. Brown 81, and Syl-
vcs'a J. Gohagen. 30
Willie Hardaway. % and Fan.
ne VI, Simpson 80
Clemmie Mayes. g. and Alex.
inc Bradford. q.
James Holt Jr. 20. and Alberta
Ellis. 81.
Robert l. Willis. 80. and Saint
Elmo Crawford. "a
James A Washington. ~. and
Rutha b Prince, rs,
Tom Lawson. SO, and Ruby
Dowdle. So
Percy Brown. 10. and Jessie NJ.
Lowe. II.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Founders
Day Tea Held
.McKenziieUnion
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mackenzie Union, 437 Putnam,
was the scene Of the Annual Foun-
der's Day Tea, sponsored by Beta
Mu Chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority, last Sunday afternoon.
SOROR BRADLEY gave a brief
history of Alpha Kappa Alpha So
rority and Of Beta Mu, the under
graduate chapter of Wayne uni.
versity. Soror Page. the baSileus.
presented corsageS TO Miss Emily
Newcomb. sponsor of the sorority
and Anna Johnson. who was the
recipient Of a scholarship TO Wayne
university. Beta Mu chapter was
the first undergraduate cdapter at
Wayne university 70 give a scholar
ship
Among the guests were: Rita
Spaneek. Jane Johnson. Anna Mae
Johnson. Isabelle Richardson. Ous
James Mickey. Howard Simms, Jed
die Pitts. Jane Scott, Erma Jeanne
Seegsr. Gloria Scott, Ludwig Hill,
Theresa Davis, Erlene Kelly, John
Jones. Jean Hayden. Mrs. Emily
Newcomb. Charlie Mae Turner,
Zelma Smith. Anne Verbicki, Vir-
ginia Roszak. Ella Morelli, Rose
Tamburo. Michaeline Weslowski.
2uth Sartorls. Lora Brunette,
Celestine Johnson. Owen Warren,
Helen Appling. Rosalee Merri-
wether. Kathryn Harberd;
Carl Adams. Jenny Allen,
Charles Underwood. Charles Jack.
son. Clarence 6. Oliver. James l.
Smith, Leonard Champion, Gloria
Jones, Ruth Jones, Alfred Norton
Oliver S. Coleman, Ellis J. Bonner
Essex: John w. Johnson. Mildred
Blount. Albert Harper, Melvin
Bryant. n J. Sanford. Charles
Grayson. Hazel Warner. Henry Wal.
lace. Gus Og,etree. Cecil Reeves,
Noah Turner. Julian Wltherspoon
Kenenth Vernon, Cordell Robinson
Clifton Griffith, Henry Cade, and
scores OF others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

chosen SWEETHEART" OF the
Sphinxmen at their Sweetheart
Ball recently.
THE HALEY BELLS won't be
moving into their new mansion I'M
III late spring or early summer.
MARGlE McCLANE, the little
nurse from Boston. has the cutes,
little apartment ever Every
thing is very petite and dainty,
like she is.
The girls found il a charming
setting for her bridge club meeting
last Thursday night GER.
TRUDE GIBSON. JACQUE NAL.
LORY. VALMA BRANAM. JUA-
NITA IVY. MARIE SIMMONS.
EDNA SMITH. CORA MARKOE
and MARIE HICKMAN attended
and were delighted with her
prizes, all useful things in glass.
ware.
A group OF friends gathered al
the home OF Mr.. and MRS. JAMES
PRESLEY last Tuesday night :.
II was her birthday and she has
been shut IN for many, many
months.
THE SPENCER CARYS are
marking time now with the s.ork
and are very happy about II.
THE curfew is working havoc
with nlghtliie. what with no clubs
open long enough FOR one 70 get
there, and wha; with private house
parties subject 10 the long arm OF
the law We are getting out
our crochetlng as OF tonight. and
for the duration. and we do mean
II,
Our colleague. RUSS COWANS.
did indeed stir up a hornets nest
with his recent quips about couples
pffffing etc. The results have
oeen startling to say the least =.
not even missing this department.
In short RUSS really dug the dirt.
Hope Mr.. SAM RUSSELL. who
retired last week from the pos,
office is still improving He is
II. and IN the hospital as We 30 TO
press.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
NORTH END NEWS
n, MADAM = AlxTlll

Mr. and Mrs. McMullen of Men,
phis. Tenn. returned TO their home
after spending a delightful two
weeks in Michigan. They divided
their time between a sister in Pom
tiac and cousins in Detroit. Mr..
and Mrs. Barr of Cardonia. A
luncheon was given in their honor
by Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill OF
Delmar avenue.
David McGill is out again, fol-
lowing siege OF flu.
d.. Rice Of Horton avenue has
recovered from a long illness and
is able 10 be about She made a
trip TO 81. Louis 10 speed her re-
covery.
d. Lillian Ballard is also able
70 be about after spending four
weeks in he'd with a sprained ankle.
She wlsht to thank all the Daugh-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
l.. 7. COLEMAN
PROMOTED TO SGT.

L. T. Coleman. husband o. Mrs.
OenauS Coleman. OF 600 E. Beth
une street, Detroit, has been pro-
noted from the rank of corporal
TO ser geant.
Sgt. Coleman. who is serving
overseas in the European. theatre.
IS medical AID technician in his
unit.
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ter Elks who extended kindnesses
TO her during her confinement
Dt. EcGill is we'll on the way 20
recovery following a slight tiff
with the flu.
The Smart Settlers held their So
cial meeting at 5055 West Warren,
the home OF Mrs. Barbara Johnson
with Mrs. Parham also hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
SECRETARY AT LINCOLN L

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Miss
"ary Howard. travelling secretary
the World Student Service
nd. included Lincoln university
MOI, in her itinerary Of colleges
9th white and Negro, 70 invite
re colleges through student or
carnations 10 participate in a
drive for funds for the World
Student Service fund.
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BY GLADYS
DR.. AND MRS. BENNETT ENTERTAIN cURTlses

DR.. ANU MRS: stNNeT TT ENTERTAIN cURTISES
MIR. and MRS. AUSTIN CURTIS JR and MRS w
CURTIS OH. were the dinner guests OF DR. and MRS
GERMANY BENNETT of Woodland avenue Nm Th -
evening OF last week. ~
NIX: CuhIlS is the former assistant of the late DIR
GEotGE WASHINGTON CARVER and is now living here
doing research at FORD Motor Company - in addition
to which ne doing work in his laboratories on the
west side MR. CURTIS and MRS BENNETT are old
friends OF college days at West Virginia State college,
LEE MORTON MADE SUPERVISOR
LEE J. MORTON made supervisor for the radio
-ai ior wayne County which controls all communities
tons for this county, radio radiograms tetvne and
phone communications MR. MORTON has staff OF
T. five OF whom are Negro He the first Negro to head
aeParenI IN the Sherlifs Office. Others EUGENE
CARY CHARLES H. FISHER EVERETT EDWARDS and
WILLIAM SHERRlLL JR. The appointment was made
by Chief Deputy Undersheriff WILLIAM c. RYAN
YWPA CLUB IN ANNIVERSARY
The YWPA CLUB celebrated their 2Srd anniversary
and installation OF officers at the Womens Club Building
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
LEE MORTON MADE SUPERVISOR

last WEEK.
The guest table was cleverly dec
Grated with acacia, which is the
club flower. The birthday cake.
fIsnked with csndelabra comprised
the centerpiece.
MRS. ROSA GRAGG installed
the following officers: MRS. E.
HARMLESS. president; MRS. c.
MACKLIN. vice president; MRS
T. WEST. first vice president;
MRS. GLASS. recording secretary;
MRS. CARTER. corresponding sec
rotary; MRS. E. WYATT, finan-
cial secretary, and MRS L. TIBBS,
treasurer MRS. L. HENDRICKS
presented the president with a
bouquet Of flowers Club mem
bers are: D. AMOS, A. BUMBRAY,
NJ CARTER. H. CRAWFORD. F.
DOVE. z. GLASS. w. GRIMES, J.
HARRIS, l. HENDRICKS. R.
JOHNSON. A. LAY. A. LEAKE.
S LINDSAY. j. MACKLIN, H
MASON. J. MAY, Z. MULLINS.
T RUSSELL F. STAFFORD, z.
STRlNGER, F. YLOR. l..
TIBBS, V. TRENT. E WEST. l.
WATT. E. WILLIAMS and Z.
WYATT.
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PORTRAIT OF A LADY
PLAYING THE TYPEWRITER

Staff SGT. LEWIS L. PERRY.
brother Of GLADYS FISHER.
here on furlough from Bougsin.
Vile. was CUES; OF honor al a party
given by the CHARLES T. FISH.
Frs last Friday nigh; Those
who attended were DIR. JOHN T.
PlNDER. Mr. and MRS. SAM
LEWIS. ELMER BULL" MOORE.
Mr., and MRS. RICHARD O. BER-
RY and WILLIE HENDERSON.
THE YTIRAHCS Viii sponsor a
tea to be held on Sunday. April 8.
Of the Urban League JOSE
PHlNE LOVE is in charge OF the
musical program.
MRS. JULIA ABRAMS OF Jose
phine avenue announces the en-
gagement OF her charming daugh-
ter. EUNICE BLANCHE. 10 Mr..
WILLIAM BENNETT JR.. OF Col
fax avenue Plans will be an
nounced later
DR.. HENRY s. OWEN will re-
tire from his very lucrative prac-
tee and will spend six months IN
South America Friends say
that he may remain there II he
likes II.
MABEL SANFORD LEWIS Of
Chicago and New York. chapeau
designer par eXcellance. Viii give
an exclusive showing Of her hats
here tonight, Wish VIC could
make IL ... She Will show them at
the home Of LOUISE BRUCE and
EVELYN KEMP. who say her hats
ere the most beautiful ever
30 perhaps we may set TO pick
up one later hats being one
Of our weaknesses, and all that.
Pretty little VELMA MAY was
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ADD PARTIES

Before departing Tor YourEs.
town, Oh.o-to-open her !io..S. shop.
Alice LiSlc entertained a .cN OF
her friends Sunday night a. nc
home Of her sister, Mrs E. Dixon.
on Hague avenue.
A hat auction caused some hilari-
Gus moments and We think that
EdGar Bra7elton purchased most Of
those feminine bits Of fluff that
We women choose 10 call hats. In
fact, most az the hats were bought
by the men. The highest price
was Is. cents Bidding started at
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a penny. The lucky bidder then
had 10 model the hat bought and
YOU can imagine this caused some
side-sp!itt!ng moments.
A table laden with various bev-
erages and assorted sandwiches APP
peaSed the appetite Of the merry
guests.
Alice greeted her guests in q
BLACK velvet hostess gown trimmed
With silver kid Her corSage was
a deep purple orchid. Miss Carrie
Howell. a sister OF the hostess. was
stunning in an aqua blue dress
with a belt trimmed IN silver beads.
Mrs E. Dixon. the other sister ef-
iected the Chinese influence in
her black sheer wool dress trimmed
with red.
Among those enjoying the fun
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wat
kins, Edgar Brazelton, Pettiford
Stimson. Miss Effie Kersey, Miss
Yvonne Pryor, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Howell, Miss Lucille McFall.
Miss Gwendolyn Charleston. Miss
Armistice George, Mrs Helen
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Harris. Mrs. Ethel MaSsenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooper.
Miss Grace Kelso. and Thomas
Moss.
BITS
Same people think OF the incest
things - do One OF those per-
SouS Is Thoughtful Helen McKn sh;
WHO hCno-ed Two Of her fr.ecds al
a lovely birthday dinner last Sun
day The affair was given al her
home on Scotch avenue, and Mrs
Willis Graves and Father Malcolm
Dade were the honored guests.
4 huge white three TERED cake
with the greeting Happy Birth
dan to You Irene and Father
Dsde." graced the dinner table.
We can't think Of q nicer and
more thoughtful way Of saying
Happy Birthday
4AdtlNSN'lit SoP'. Et44N MCDaN ~
husband " voEuiSh Margucri etc
McDavid IS reported 10 be some.
where in Germany.
Mrs Mary Garvin. nursery
teacher with the Board Of Edu-
cation. will plan an educational
program and supervise the activi-
ties of the Jacks and JillS."
Or .he cultural side is the tes
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Tires on sirp.anes also endure
heavy punishment; One-eish.h OF an
nch Of rubber may burn of the tires
esca time q plane comes down.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
IN LIKE A LAMB:

We iTaS:- tAe~-ald saying about
March coming ~ ike a lamb and
gong oUi Ike a lion Is false. be-
caue March vas uShegcd n with
some truly baimy weather And
speaking of'the weather. reminds
ne o. several friends Of mine who
celebrate their birthdays IN this
o,u>tery month For instance
there's katherine Smith, Gabrielle
Brady, Harry solomon Jr. Fred
Aston Betty Jane Cole Charles
DAVIS aid WIr.'-cd Cochran. VIM
fred, by The way, IS just as pretty
as she was when we were IN our
teens Ran INFO her the other day
and she was striking IN an emerald
green fitted Goa; with black per-
sian lamb trim
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D|8s& AAIIzZ|s8{||2'a

A few friends and members Of
the immediate families witnessed
the wedding ceremony Of Marie
Hartman and Joseph Stanton on
Saturday. March 3. al s pm. Rev.
Horace White oftic.s,ed.
Marie wore = pure dye silk
frock In watermelon pink
shade with a draped front. The
bodice of the dress was distin-
guished by the new off the shout
der sleeves. Long white elbow
length gloves and a tiny white
flower hat completed the en-
Semble Her flowers were white
gardenias.
Juanita Mead mairon OF honor,
was pretty in a pink silk afternoon
dress. Her hat Mas also a small
flower affair, and her corsage was
pink carnations, DR.. Myron STAN
ton. brother OF the groom, acted as
best man. The young couple viii
reside on Josephine until their
home is ready FOR occupancy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
PLASAIR EFT CULTURE

Helen Toodle went 10 town when
. she entertained the. "PiaSIarS' last
Saturday in the blue. room Of the
IWCA Mesdame Toodle brouEh,
out turkey salad. potato chips
rehShcs, homemade rolls ,and take
!, from me she eXcels al ;hisl. cof-
fee ice cream. nuts and candy
The guests and members were
delighted with the bridge prizes
and Virginia White was the lucky
winner Of lacy tea rose slip
Eleanor OSburne won second club
prize. Dele Hammond was &c.
klod with her white Fisher slip
as first cues; prize.
Members on hand for the fun
were: Angel Lambert. Jennie
Page. Jennie Young. Melisable
Grant. Bonnie Smith. Eleanor
Osburnc. Kathleen Black. Ruth
Weaver. Irene Graves and Nir-
ginia White. Guests were: Mary
Bell. Rebecca Thomas. Helen
Thomas. Pearl Penick. Mamie
alexander. Gladys Barthwcll.
Dele Hammond and Kate
Pickens.
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Pretty little VELMA MAY was
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Hope Mr.. SAM RUSSELL. who
retired last week from the post
office is still improving He is
~ and IN the hospital as We so TO
press.
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