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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

OF Delmdr arc the newest oCcu-
pants OF their cottage The next
meeting viii be held at the YWCA
in December
MR.. AND MRS. DIV X
BROOME arc entertaining as house
guest their aunt Mrs. Edgar How
ard OF Chicago They motored to
their cottage at Great Lakes and
were accompanied by M s
Broome's sister. Mrs f Harrison
and their niece. Tories Hendricks
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
Of Pasadena avenue are vacationlng
at their summer cottage Mr.. and
Mrs KerSey Of Detroit visited them
over the weekend.
MRS. FRANK MASON Cclebrat-
ed her birthday Tuesday Al her
summer cottage in Holly, Mich,
and many Of her friends from De-
troit were out for the occasion.
Guests present included Mrs Tyler,
mother of Mrs. Mason; Mesdames
Joe Mcdonald and Benjamin
Crooke. sisters OF Mrs. Mason; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Brown Of Spring
Lake farm MIR and Mrs. John
Goodson. MIR. and Mrs jim Hug
gard. Mrs David McGil. Mildred
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

Misses Ruth D. Robinson and JOY
Tunytall are vacationins in Phila-
dclphla. where they are stopping
With RuthS relatives. From there
they Will continue 10 New York.
Atantic City and other eastern
points before their return 10 the
city September l.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
fashion Ainh!

ATTENTION.! Eyes front
chin up :. and funny" in! If
you've a mature figure, why try to
manage on your own,--when there's
a P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT
CORSET to help you to simmer,
lovelier lines? Are there sass,
spread and buises that sort of spill
over making any dress you wear
unnoticed because the lines are
lost? Then a PRACTICAL
FRONT CORSET is Just what
you need to discipline that figure
and get it back in trim, The famous
inner vest will support the stomach
and that excess flesh will be redis-
tribated so that inches are cut from
your figure! Comfortably, too!
You'll feel as smartly turned out in
your new frock as the colonel of a
regiment! Ask at your Store for a
PRACTICAL FRONT CORSET;
or write to Nancy Sasser, 271 Mad
ison Ave-, New York Is, N. Y, for
name of nearest corset shop.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

just another reminder of the "nic-
est" way | know to let a serviceman
or woman know how thoughtful you
are of his or her comfort :. by in
cluding in your Christmas Gift Box
can or two of DR.. SCHOLL'S
Foot Powder. 1t will descend upon
its receiver like "manna from heav-
en- bringing wondrous, relief
giving comfort to sore, tired, per-
spring and walk-weary feet! And
don't forget how refreshing and
soothing DIR. SCHOLL'S Foot
Powder can be for your own feet.
too! Besides, it's perfectly won.
derful for easing new Fall shoes.
helping ward off Athletes Foot and
keeping feet odor-free. To chair
men of Overseas Gift Committees:
Be sure to include DR.. SCHOLL'S
Foot Powder in your gift boxes!
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Its no fun to be fat, for how can a
tat lady be glamorous? So if you
want to slim down, remember that
tests by medical doctors showed
that 100 people lost IA to IS pounds
in few weeks by following the
simple AYDS Vitamin Candy Re.
ducing Plan. Why not try it your
self? It's the comfortable way to
reduce. In following the AYDS
Plan according to directions, you
don't cut out any meals-simpIy
cut down on them. No exercise
=. No laxatives No drugs
Absolutely harmless. Cost for a
month S supply is only S2.25. Money
back on the very first box YOU buy
if you don't reduce to simmer,
more glamorous lines! Ask for
vitamin-fortifed AYDS at S. Kann
Sons Co., or the Vita Health Food
Stores.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

tional Catholic School of Social
Service and the Catholic University.
Capt. Burke, whose parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael A. Burke, make
their home in Lima, Ohio, attended
the University of Detroit and is a
graduate of Columbus University.
Now assigned to Gravelly Point, he
recently returned from duty over
seas as staff officer with the Gen.
trail African division.
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Harold L. Curtis of Wilkes
Barre and Washington of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Jayne Louise Curtis, to 1t. q. 81
Wallis Carroll Train johnson, now
based in this country after serving
with the air group attached to the
aircraft carrier Franklin. A Novem-
ber wedding is planned.
Miss Curtis is a graduate of
Wyoming Seminary at Kingston,
Pa, and is an employe of the Navy
Department.
1t. johnson, who is the son of
Mrs. Fred L. Anderson of Highland
Park, Calf, and Mr.. C. G. johnson
Of Bellemont, Ariz., is a graduate of
Pasadena Junior College and was
commissioned at Pensacola.
From Norfolk comes the an
nouncement of Capt. Benjamin
Eugene Moore, U. S. NJ, and Mrs.
Moore of the engagement of Mrs.
Moore's sister, Miss Julia Ann
Dewey Chadwick. to 1t. Comdr.
Stephen Harrison MacGregor, jr., son
of Col. and Mrs. McGregor. recently
of Washington and now of Spring.
field. Mass.
Miss Chadwick is the daughter of
the late Capt. Francis Laird Chad
wick, U. S. A., and the late Mrs.
Chadwick of Norfolk. She is a
graduate of Goucher College and
made her debut several seasons ago
in Norfolk
Comdr. MacGregor attended the
Episcopal High School in Alexandria
and was graduated with the class
of 1910 from the United States Naval
Academy. At present he is on duty
in the Pacific.
The engagement Of Miss Rhoda
Patsy Goodman to Corpl. Arnold
Bortman is announced by her par
entS, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Good
man, with no date set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Goodman attends George
Washington University.
Corpl. Bortman, who recently re-
turned from duty in Europe and
now is based at Fort Belvoir, is the
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Don't wait until AFTER your
houseclesnines over to have that
permanent wave you need so badly
:. have it NOW in the midst of
it! Just get yourself a CROWN
ING GLORY Cold Wave Perma.
nent Set =. apply the crystal.clear
solution according to directions :.
set your wave just like you want
it -. then tie a gay kerchief about
your head and keep right on with
your housecleanine! Unwind the
kerchief in about ; hours and
be justly proud! You'll have curIs
exactly where and how yeu want
them! GROWING GLORY is
the original "at home" cold wave
permanent contains no am
monia, is non-irritating and HARM
less. Safe for children's hair, too
A GROWING GLORY set will
cost you only 81 at Cosmetic or
Notions Counters. Ask for it, apply
it and have a beautiful new per.
manent in time for dinner. -
Evening star., 1945-10-14

wear for ANY child of ANY aeei
Mothers, you can rely on that!
From waist suits, sleeveless or
short-sleeved shirts, trunks for
boys, on down to the tiniest shirt
and sleeping garments for the in-
fant =. you'll find perfect work-e
manship in E-Z Underwear and the
kind of wearability only YOU
know best! With the E-Z label as
your shopping guide, you can shop
for the underwear needs Of your
whole family or children all at one
time in ONE store confident
that you're buying sturdy, easy-to-
tub, well fitting underwear for
your each and every chick o.
child"l Ask for themt
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Don't be a Silly Sally always
behind the times :. II. slow in using
modern inventions slow in dis
covering TAMPAX-freedom!
You're letting yourself in for lot
of discomfort and missing out on a
lot of fun by not investigating this
new and modern method of san
itary protection! TAMPAX, you
know, was invented by a doctor to
be worn internally so that it re-
lieves you of all the trouble of
belts, pins and line. ne.devastatins
bulses. Its completely INVIS-
IBLE! You'll find freedom such
as you've never known on those
certain days" when you need it
most! A months supply of TAM
PAX fits right into your purse :.
so do keep in step with the times
and ask for it at Drug and Notions
Counters! Comes in Regular, Super
and Junior sizes.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Dry, DraL, Tired Slin2

On your toes, lady,-and look to
the loveliness Of your skin before
the social seasons in full swing!
The cream I'd recommend if your
skin is dry, drab and tired.looking
is GOURIELLFS Active Ozone
Cream! I've told you about this
marvellous facial "perker-upper" be-
fore; but let me point out its SPE-
CIAL points in helping dry skins
again! First, it supplies M0IS-
+TURE as we'll as oitr.for it's
blessed mixture of both7 PLUS a
third ingredient, nascent oxygen.
You can actually feel and smell
the released ozone the minute it
makes contact with your skin! Try
GOURIELLTS Active Ozone
Cream for a more tingly-fresh,
alive and glowing look! s. and
s1.2S at Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

addition of WEIGHS Grapelade
or Orange Msrmalade! Tuck
WEIGHS Grapelade into a fluffy
omelet and see what this sweet
taste of fresh grapes does to it! Set
jar of WEIGHS Marmalade on
the table to be spread ON
waffles or pancakes and see how the
favor of FRESH Oranges makes
the dish! Both of these fruit
gems" are made by the Welch
Grape Juice Company, from
FRESH Grapes and FRESH
Oranges! No ersatz Havorine -.
no artificial coloring just
goodness" from the first spoon
full to the last speck in the jarl
So good, in fact, you'll want to eat
them with a spoon. Serve them
from morning breakfast to mid
night snacks and watch your fam.
lily enjoy them! Ask for both at
your Grocer's!
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Engagements


Weddings on the calendar for this
month and next, as well as some for
unnamed dates, are included In the
announcements today of a number
of engagements of interest.
One of the weddings to take place
this month will be that of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Primm and Maj. A. Stuard
Young, jr., which will be on the 25th.
The engagement is announced by
Miss Primm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert w. Primm of Spring Valley.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Hood College, and Maj. Young,
whose parents also live in Spring
Valley. was graduated from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He has
been serving with the Army Air
Forces overseas and recently re-
turned from duty in the Mediter-
ranean area.
Miss Nancy Ann Lang and Mr..
James j. Ward, jr., also will be mar
ried this month, the wedding day
being the 31st, with the ceremony
to take place at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament.
The engagement of Miss Lang to
Mr.. Ward is announced by her
mother, Mrs. Alice Cannon Lang.
Both families are Washingtonians
and both the bride-elect and the
bridegroom-elect attended schools
here. Miss Lang was graduated from,
the Academy of the Sacred Heart
and attended Dunbarton College
and Columbus University. She re-
turned only recently after two years
in Brazil with the Health and Sani-
tation Division of the ONCE of Inter-
American Affairs on a project in the
Amazon Valley.
Mr.. Ward, who recently was dis
charged from the Army, served in
the 82d Airborne Division and wears
the Purple Heart and the Presisen-
tial Citation. is a graduate of st
Johns College and the Georgetown
University School of Foreign Service
November has been chosen for the
wedding of Miss Miriam Elise Hart
nett and Capt. Edward w. Burke
whose engagement is announced by
Miss Hartnett's mother, Mrs. James
F. Hartnett.
The daughter of the late Mr.
Hartnett, the bride-elect Is a grad
uate of Trinity College, the Ma
Evening star., 1945-10-14
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bort

son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Bort
man.
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Lee v. Moore of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Pattie Tatum Moore, to Chaplain
Douglas w. Gray, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Malcolm Gray Of Brooklyn.
Miss Moore was graduated from
George Washington University and
now is attending the School of
Christian Education of the Prince
ton Theological Seminary.
Chaplain Gray is a graduate of
Hamilton College and Princeton
Theological Seminary and is a naval
reseryist assigned to the Naval
Training and Distribution Center at
Shoemaker, Calf.
No date has been selected for
the wedding of Miss Dorothea
Bushey and Pvt. Daniel S. Alex
ander. whose engagement is an
nounced by Miss Bushey's mother
Mrs. Annie C. Bushey OF Wood
bridge, Va.
Pvt. Alexander, who is now based
in Utah, is the son of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1945-10-14

nicer to touch? No? Then learn
what marvellous things a small jar
OF tinted cream holds for you! It's
HOUBIGANT'S Tran cid'
L LREAM-TONE :. new make
up base that gives your skin the
soft and precious look of damask.
CREAM TONE is non driving,
non-caking and there's none of that
unattractive masked look" that's
made so many of us distrust the
use of makeup bases. Choose
HOUBIGANT'S "Translucid"
CREAM-TONE in dark. medium
or light each shade blended to
match natural skin tones perfectly.
Cost is 81, plus tax, at better
stores.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
1~in-Jask Sensation p, u Uou, Sahd!

oos shouldn't ever be sssyfo it's put hearty herman
Vo INTO them Try this that's spiked with
uon all men iove-BEST FOODS Mustard
lima beans
= ring beans
kidney beans
wth-H0RSERADISH
~ Mix French Mua
'neteaFny "a G
b6S! FoOS Mustard oeradish double of
lard laced with wosom favor that coad
appetite appeal IN dfshes recipe this
Evening star., 1945-10-14


gleam and shine it shows! Rinse and drv and vour
JOB OF polishing silver is done! dozen SILVER
SHEETS come in handy packet hang near the kitchen
sk-naklne II easy to grab polishmpregnated paper
sheet for quick when you first notice silver tarnsh
NO Doher OF hauling out polish jar and rag no disposal
problem you Just toss the used SILVER SHEET into
and other leading stores. Get SILVER SHEETS this
week! ~ '
Evening star., 1945-10-14

the simple everyday business smoothing
hand like PACQUNS See how quickly you
happed rough and Redeemed handkn lovely smooth
white and young Pleasant
PACQUINS Hand
quickly you leaving sickness
their hands rouhness and chappns 50
cubbne day From that professional BEGINNING has become
PACQUNS Drug Storesa MUST to help
snint disasters 81 houssworkl
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Weekly Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised and interesting

NEW YORK, N. Y, October 14th.-Don't
miss out on this brand new BUY-LINE-
the modern magic that will polish your
silver in jiffy! It's called SILVER
SHEETS-handy sheets of paper impreg-
mated with a super silver polish. All you
do is lightly rub SILVER SHEET across
your silver while still wet from washing
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Doesn't this crisp, cool Autumn
weather give you that fresh. out Of
the-bandbox feeling =. ven for
food tweeds, a smart new hair do,
elegant groomingP Then try the
perfect complement to your excit-
ing October mood, d,-VICEROYSi
This cigarette is somehow Just
RIGHT for this wonderful seasoni
The VICEROY flavor is mellow as
Autumn sunlieht,-the choicest do
mestic and Turkish tobaccos blend
ed into smoking delight! Each fra
grant puff comes filtered through
smart land pery specially filter tip
which guards you from the annoy
ance of unwelcome tobacco par
ticles in your mouth and bits of
cigarette paper stuck to your lips.
1t keeps tobacco crumbs IN the
cigarette and checks tars and resins
OUT! Superb cigarette, VICE.
ROY -. favored by discriminating
women!
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Mrs. D. g. Alexander, also of
Woodbridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Barkin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Sylvia Barkin, to Mr.
Sydney Swartz, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Abraham Swartz Of Huntingdon
Pa.
Miss Barkin attended American
University and Mr.. Swartz was
graduated from Penn State College
and is attending George Washing
ton University.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Ji4 Comfort, Service!

E-Z does it
E v E R y
time
Civ e fit,
c o m f ort
a n d serv-
ice at pop
ular prices
in ,,ndsr.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. G. B-1


beth Arnoux Eskridge Baldwin to
Mr.. Henry H. Pike of New York has
been announced by her mother, Mrs.
Guy Webb Eskridge of New York
Mrs. Baldwin is the widow of Maj
Evening star., 1945-10-14

c a n your
compl exion
pass a mas
culine "eye-
test" at any
tim e al
ways lovely
and smooth
to b e h o | d,
Evening star., 1945-10-14

William Perry Baldwin, and her mar
riage to Mr.. Pike will take place
at an early date in this city where
Mr. Pixies parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Pike, make their home.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

The polish you use may be the "last
word" -. your manicure expensive
and perfect. But unless your hands are
soft, smooth and young. looking, they'll
never be the kind poets and lovers
write sonnets about! So I'd suggest
Evening star., 1945-10-14
SSS

ms rs the most delicious in the world and
yet the very thriftiest YOU can buyl Thar NAV
sound eontradctorybut it's true Reason is that VAN
HooiEN's has the worlds richest chocolate flavor
EXQUISITE ull-bodied and small quantity of this
hcniy concentrated cocoa goes a much longer way
and its famous Dutch nsures that all 6bres are
soeneo and broken that is extremely disestble
One pound will serve 90 cuns will last three nann
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Many's the
e v e ry d a y
dish that can
b e m a d Q
special by
Evening star., 1945-10-14

FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN LIGHTING hur~
ACTION" -. RONSON Lighters citation from Sa@a
s.; & !: /: i: +:
RONSON Lighters would again be obainabe for safe
and luxurious" Lighting That time is HERE and you
will observe RONSON Lighters civilian increasing
titles RONSON Whirwind' Lighter the dsap
pearin9 wind shield that exquisite RONSON GROWN" Table
Lighter in rich silver plate together with other Pocket
will be available for Holiday Gift Buying! RONSON will
a Gift that has been we'll worth waiting for
Evening star., 1945-10-14

month at less than VAN HOUTENS Cocoa is
tor making cookies puddns sauces see the
recipe booklet attached each package worlds finest
and hrftiest cocoa Try it this week.! 1890
Evening star., 1945-10-14

its known the beer that
to specify SCHl4ITZ when =
it's brewed by the Jos Schz Brewing Milwaukee Wis.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
One GoodIlIavo~ sDe,e,ue, Another!

Here's that market basket again.-wth the
bottles of SCHLITZ giving us the bieh.sian
that this food shopper didn't forget that good
food deserves its Good Companion. SCHLITZ
Beer is just exactly that :. . friend to food, a
delicious brew-beveraee at all meals. Since
it is brewed with just the kiss of the hops.
only their delicate favor is captured !. f. re-
sulting in sparkling drink that outlaws harsh
bitterness. When you taste this delightful
brew you'll begin to understand why the world
er that made Milwaukee famous So be sure
Evening star., 1945-10-14

The engagement of Mrs, Eliza
Evening star., 1945-10-14

PLASTI-CLEER Baby Pants are
one Of them! Who would ever
think that plastic chemistry could
do so much for BABY -. giving
him certain and absolute assurance
Of leak-proof panties without
stitch of rubber in their making !.
panties that are guaranteed water
proof, oil and acid resistant, heat
proofl Washable, bcsidesl
PLASTI-CLEER Baby Pants are
light and yet durable. They won't
chafe or irritate! They're made
by Goodyear Rubber Sundries, Inc,
New Haven, Conn, in white or
flesh ..-. opaque or transparent.
Supply Is limited, but mothers will
find soms at s. Kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

ou may have-fine, baby fine, medium.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Publishers Meet in
Wurtirne Conference
In N. Y. July 27-29

Chicago, Illinois, July 6-The
Negro Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation will hold a limited Wartime
Conference in New York City
July 81, % and 29.
This announcement was made to-
day by the NNPA Executive Com
mittee.
Discussion groups on the Adver-
Using, Circulation, Editorial and
Mechanical phases of newspaper
operations will be led by NNPA
members.
The Limited Wartime Conference
will consider all business of the As
ISOLATION, elect officers and aid in
charting the direction of Negro
publications on such matters as sur
plus property, reconversion and the
United Nations World Organiza-
ton and other questions relating to
the war effort. All pertinent prob
lens affecting Negro newspapers
as a group will be reviewed.
The sessions will be held on the
9Th floor, International Ladies
Garment Workers Building, 171O
Broadway, New York City.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

WAYMAN AME CHURCH: Sunday, July
8, was Trustees Sunday. The Rev. E. G.
Harris was guest speaker. He used as a
subject, THE Greatness of God and Mans
Weakness" from Isaiah 40 :31. Visitors
present were Mr.. Esward Carr, and
Mesdames Pauline Carter and Lucy Jones.
On Sunday, July %, the pastor, the Rev.
L. P. Ashford, will occupy the pulpit.
The Missionary society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Daisy Goldsmith, 1889 Fifth
Ave. N.-Church Reporter.
ST. PETER AME CHURCH: The material
for the residing of the church is on the
ground, and will be completed with insulat-
ed brick siding. The services were well
attended last Sunday. Following the SER
mon, the altar was filled with worshippers
who came forward for prayer. The pastor
used for his subject The Two-fold Mani
festatiOn of the Love of God"
Chairmen for Women's and Mems Day
on August and August rs, are Mrs.
Melvina Glenn and Mr.. Arthur B. Wright.
With the cooperation of all members of the
congregation, they hope to make both days
highly successful The text on Sunday
morning, July Is, will be taken from
Philippians AS: Think on These Things"
The subject of the evening worship at AS
will be Have Faith in God" The pastor
will be the preacher. Visitors are invited
to all services.-Church Reporter.
BORDER CHURCH: The youth worship
on Sunday morning, July 8, was led by
the minister, aided by Miss Catherine Nc
Graw, who recently returned from Milwau-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Pilgrim Bdptist
Church Mems D0Y
Sunday. July "a

A call was sent out this week to
all men to rally behind men of
Pilgrim Baptist church, st. Paul,
for their annual Mems day pro-
gram at the church, Sunday, July
% An all-day program will be
conducted by the men in an effort
to raise $500 and erase last years
defeat by Pilgrims women.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor,
will speak at the IL a. m. worship
hour. Robert Johnson, professor
of economics at Virginia Union
University and recent instructor of
a short course in Negro history
at the University of Minnesota, will
speak at the evening service on
How the Signs of the Times and
Current Trends Affect the Negro"
This is a matter Pilgrim men be-
heve pertinent to every Negro of
all ages. Special music will be
provided for both services.
S. Vincent Owens, secretary of
the st. Paul Urban League, is gen.
eral chairman, A. J. Lewis, his CO.
chairman and Theodore Allen, pub
lefty chairman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Miss Leone Rounds
WEEDS James Griffith

Miss Leone Rounds, 1912 Elliot,
Minneapolis, and Mr.. James Grit
fifth, Chicago, ILL.,, were married,
Monday morning, July 9, at 10
o'clock at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Charles Cleveland of
the Elliot address.
The bride wore a pale green dress
and carried a corsage of pink carna-
tons. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Henderson Reddick.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mr.. Solomon
Hughes were the only guests pres
ent. The couple left Monday noon
for Chicago where they will make
their home.
The Griffiths were entertained
at pre-nuptial party at the Cleve-
lands home, Saturday, July 7.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Adair, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Hughes, Misses Doryce Schmaal,
Velma Nevils, Messrs. Sam Jackson
and Bill Dye and Mrs. Milton Mu-
rayama. Dinner was served buffet
style.