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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-05

dealer: South. Neither side
vulnerable.)
South West North East
- - INT Pass
50 Pass -
There were only slight varia-
tons from that bidding at the
various tables Of a big duplicate.
practically everybody getting into
4-Spades. One shooting top score
was made by South who reached
3-No Trumps and then ran IL
tricks against a club lead. But the
spade play was more interesting,
in that 1t produced three varia.
tions.
In all cases West led his club
A, telling his partners Q, and re-
peated with the J. When this was
covered by the dummy's K. East
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-05

dealer: South. Neither side
yulnerable.)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

Bridge artyAt
Woman sCIub
By GLADYS MILLS

Bridge. whist. and bingo were tho
hishlights al the recent party Civ
en- by the Challensers Study club
al the Women's club on Brush
street. The unique idea Of chal-
longing for the scores, made the
games more exciting Mrs Ethel
Hunter. carried away the first
prize al bridge Mrs Mary At
kinson second. and Louise Bell
third In the whist game. Mr..
Goodall took first place. and Mrs
Agnes Wheeler. second: at bingo
Charles Johnson was first and
Mrs. Mary Dickerson. second. with
Charles Cooper winning the BOBBY
THERE WERE also beautiful
door prizes A lovely hand made
bag destined by Mrs Virginia
Washingt on. won by Andrew Tay-
Tor. Of Wherefore. is now on the
way 70 Kansas City 10 his mother
Ferdinand Penn won second prize
and Theodore Wheeler also a stu
dent. won third.
The hoSteSScs responsible FOR the
evening Of gaiety were the mem
bcrS McSdameS Chambers Lcola
Cain. Theresa Tabcr. Virginia
Washin qton, Leone Love. Louise
Alexander Louise Cattron NIL
dred Gardner, Ethel Flack,3 and
Maude James. ~,
AMONG THE GUESTS seen
taking time out for refreshing bit
Of lunch were Douglas Hunt.
Thomas J Graham. Mrs T. ]
Graham, Shirley Graham. Ora and
BESSIE Barbour. Sherman Cain.
Mrs Dora F. Pratler Mrs Farlecn
Duncan. Mrs. Claudia Williams
Mrs Mary l. Williams. Charles
Cooper. Charles Johnson. Lucille
Kemp. James Crosby. of Ohio. An
drew TAYLOR. Of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs
It r Wheeler. Mrs. Jacob Akin
son. Mrs Pauline Jackson Mr. and
Mrs Robert blackburn. Mrs Fran
ces Shoots. Mrs Annie Mae Jones.
ThelTa Hayes. Bessie Carson Kate
Elliott B II Gardner. Mr. and
Mrs 3 All2ood. Mrs Carrie l.
Priest. Mrs Bessie Harder. Lois
WilliamS. Mr. and Mrs joseph
Randlc. Mrs Florence Matthews
Olive Elders. Mrs Ethel Hunter.
Mrs Janette Farmer Artic An
derSon, Mrs. Fda Crawford Marie
Owens Mrs Rose Lee MOblcy. Mr.
and Mrs Lineous Dckerson Mrs
Ruby Rice. Mr.. and Ms. Edward
Jefferson. Mrs Sarah Jones. Mrs.
Bertha A. Caldwell. and Elvert
Jordon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

have grand reunion TO celebrate
his homecoming
Sunday last. Miss Dorothy Dick.
son became the bride OF J. Garland
Bugs Of KenilWorth at an impress.
>lvc ceremony Her sister. Tina
Dixon OF Jimmie Lunceford's band
vas her only attendant and Car
VIM was best man After the
ceremony, the couple received
friends in their very comfortable
home. Beautiful gifts we're received
by the popular couple.
HOLDEN EVANS had a lot OF
luck last week when he went
hunting After his conquest, the
Evans entertained al dinner for
his nephew. Emanuel Dozier, re-
turned from overseas.
Blanche Evans and Marie Lewis
we're guests Wednesday in Flint,
OF the former Virginia Flennoy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
NORTH END news
By MARIAN G.. MeCILL


The SILK Hat Boosters OF Flor
ence Ames Temple No II met
Sunday afternoon al 300 Mack
avenue The neWly-cleCted presl-
dcnt. Daughter Harvey. presided
Prayer was led by Daughter Nc
Gill. The next meeting will be
held on Dec 81 at tho home Of
Daughter Mary Reeves
FLORENCE AMES Temple No.
II held its regular meeting at
300 Mack avenue. with large at
tendance Sympathy cards were
sent to the many members who
have been reported i'll. Dt. Eliza
beth Smith has the sympathy OF
all during her bereavement in the
death of her aunt
Brother Bryant is seriously i'll
in Hurley hospital. Flint
Heart OF Detroit Lodge meetings
are held every second and fourth
Friday nights and the Florence
Ames Temple No. II. every sec
ond and fourth Tuesday evening
Our Lady Of Victory Catholic
Mission cordially invites you to
attend their social and dinner
Sunday. Nov 25, q, Birdhurst Rec
reation Center, 20455 Woodingham
drive
MR.. AND MRS. Walter Brown
OF Spring Lake Farm. Holly.
Mich. were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs David McGill of Delmar
avenue. Saturday evenlne Mrs.
Lenora ReviS Of Lake street in
Pontiac. Mich. entertained Mrs
John Good and Mr. and Mrs Da-
vid McGill Of Holly. Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
COLES VOICE is said 10 be be-
Birthday Party
For Willie Smith

A birthday party was held IN
honor Of Willie Smith at the
home OF his aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Reed, 22ll Chest.
nut street, Friday Those in at
tendance we're Elsie Louise Pitts
Betty j. Haley. Helen +. Lawson
Michael Pitts. Booker T. Mackey
Dolores Worthy Gloria Worthy
Willie Heath. Nathaniel Ingram
Barbara Jean Davis Albert Brady
MIR and Mrs Robert L. Beamon
Mrs Merrick. Mr. and Mrs Luther
Jones. Miss Julia Englemen. Mrs
Sara Barley, Mr. and Mrs Dave
Reed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Hampton Club
Maps Program

The Hampton club of Detroit met
Saturday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bryant. 1854 Begole
Dr. w. NJ. Howard and c. NJ
Tucker, former presidents. sug-
sested a constructive program
for l946.
IN ATTENDANCE were Mrs
James, Bertha Phillips. E. D. Rus
sell. Phoebe knight. Mr.. and Mrs
William Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence James, L. NJ. Quinn, Mike
Turrentime. Theodore White. c. NJ
Tucker, Dr. and Mrs, w NJ. How
ard. and NJ. Banks
The next meeting is scheduled
for Saturday night. Dec at the
home of c. NJ Tucker, 1860
Revere.
DR.. J. D. Marlowe. recent WIS.,
Tor to Hampton. will report on his
trip al the December meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Surprise Party
For Mothers
list Birthday

Miss Jerinda Williams. OF 2539
MCDou2all street. surprised her
mother with birthday party last
week in honor Of her list natal
anniversary. Mrs. Reid Williams,
the honoree, received many love
~ gifts and was presented a COR
sage by her daughter
REFRESHMENTS WERE served
10 many friends and neighbors.
including Mrs. II. G.. Hutchinson,
sister of the honoree; Dee Morri-
son. Miss Jerinda Williams, James
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wash
ington, Mr. and Mrs. William
Reed, Harry Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
tie Courtney. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Hinton.
OTHERS WERE Mrs. Betty
Humes. Mrs. Pearline Brooks. Mrs.
Azzie Williams. Hattie Brown Eu-
gene Williams. Walter p. Will
liams. Samuel and Christine Will
liars. Walter Hill Jr.. Mercedes
Brooks, Sylvia Reid Courtney.
Marion William. Theresa Williams
and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
World Confub To
Include W O m e n
OF All r &C e S

WASHINGTON D C.-The Ma
tional Council of Negro Women
closed lis tenth annual session at
Washington. last week, after vot-
.ng to call a world-w confer
cnCc of all women in 1916.
THE WORLD conference idea as
originally offered included only
women OF the darker races, but
Nas quickly broadened to include
women OF all races. The proposal
vas made following a dramatic
plea for unity by midas Nine.
Pandt. who was made life menu
Der OF NCNW.
Acting on home front issues, the
Council in a telegram to President
Truman. commended his support
Of FEPC legislation. asked him TO
back the anti-poll tax fight. and
called on him as commander-in-
chief Of the armed forces TO wipe
out race segregation in the serv-
ices. The telegram also supported
the Presidents stand to make the
United States delegate TO the Unit
ed Nations organization respon-
sble directly to the President. and
opposed the May-Johnson Atom
Control bill. urging the President
to work for international control
of the atom bomb
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
.ifeSurprised
With PartyFo
Birthd ay Fri.
Nv MARGARET sEBREE

Ssbe Cannon honorcd has vie
with a surprise birthday party on
FRIDAY evening Refreshments
were served throughout The eve
rng. which included a f>c-coIr>c
turkey dinner
THE HoNoREE WORE q ebay.
treuse crepe gown Guests present
Included Beatrice Ml,cHe.ll Mr.
Mamie Willis Nj and VI Perry
Nincer8 vi, Richard MI and
Ms Car Tobias Nr ana Mrs
Donald ONesl Mr sno Mr. John
HARDY. Nj and Mrs Tom H,rd>.
Nj and Mrs Edward Barn, Mr.
Ard Ms James Cannon VI md
Mr. Lcs4e Jacobs Mrs N'lIc DcN-
tcr NJ and MIS- Charlie, Johnson
Others we're NJ w ''aNcr Nj
sad Mrs Char'es NJ tchcll NJ; and
Mrs Thomas Graham and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Alumni Club Has
Completed Pledge

Mrs. Ola Roberts and Miss Lois
Brown were joint hostesSes at the
meeting of the Spelman club at
400 fireman avenue. A banquet
during the Christmas holidays
along with a proposed program for
The coming year which would con-
tlnue 10 stimulate the interest and
enthusiasm Of its members and
friends, were discussed The Spell
nan club received the certificate
from the United Negro college
fund which acknowledges the COM
p'etion of its first pledge toward
the cause.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Mrs. Patrick Jr.
Party Honoree
By VIVIENNE


Pretty Percy Fleming Patrick
was the guest OF honor AT the party
given by Frances Burton Monday
afternoon Percy is the bride OF
William Patrick. Jr.. and she is
making her home here.
MRS. BURTON wore for the par
" a chartreuse and black dress.
The guest y honor wore maroon
Guests al this afternoon affair
we're Edna Bell, Theodosia Pullom,
Anita Farmer, Marcella Peterson.
Wilma Smith. Karen Aston. and
Julia Brady.
The new Mrs Patrick formerly
lived at Akron. Ohio. Her hus-
band is at present in the United
States army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Young Concert
Artist ToAppear
AT Art Institute

Gee. Zee cs. tenor. 49, &c pre-
scn;ec g.. concert 81 nc Detroit
las;.,-te o., Arts Thursday Dec
6 no former stGdeu' ~ Fisk
ua.>crsl'y and Dc;rol, Institute Of
Nasi ID At. from which he re-
ecycd nj, ArtIs' diploma IN voice
snd ba.nelor ~ music degree
As 4 MEMBER o. the Fisk Ju-
+ &c S.r-erS Nj Reeves toured
inc United States several times
He has Suns IN the homes OF John
y Rockefeller Jr Henry Ford.
Nj and Mrs Hugh Dillman, and
FdN2yd Johnson, manager OF the
Metropolitan opera He has also
appeared in the Waldorf Astoria
hotel before Mrs Eleanor Roose-
VET and Mayor Forells LsGuardis
INCLUDED ON tho program will
be three SonSS from The Mess. AL .
. -roGp 81 contemporary songs five
fo-clcn language songs and two
groups Of spirituals
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
THE ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY

Will meet at the home Of Edna
Mae Moore. 5439 23rd street. Nov.
10 at 5 pm. Prospective Pledges
will begin their probation period
and permanent delegates for the
Pan Hellenic Council are 10 be
appointed. Inactive members are
invited 70 attend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Luncheon HonorS
Florida Matron

Mrs. Savonia Shyeves, leaving for
Florida soon, was entertained at
a luncheon given in her honor by
Mrs. Robert l.. Jackson OF STRAIT
ford avenue. Those present were
Mrs. Jean Faulkner, Mesdames
Minnie Newcomb, Eva Banks, Eta
Granger. and Mildred Crawford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Sadie ToIes Gives
Small Dinner Partv

The home of Mrs. Sadie ToleS
was the setting last week OF a
lovely dinner party The table
was beautifully laid with silver
and Haviland china. The hostess
entertained with games and played
several piano selections. Prizes
we're awarded to the guests
AMONG THE guests we're Mes
DANES .Annetta Coleman, Blanch
Casey, Fannie Patterson. Corrine
McClan and Clennie Mae Smed-
lev.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
THE DETROIT FISK CLI'B

VIII sponsor the first of IFS open
house teas at the Kappa Kastlc
sunday. Nov. IS, from 5 10 pm.
Mrs Lillian Jackson is chairman
Of the committee in charge
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Sandra PoWeI|'S
Rsauh
Question
Boa

SANpRA POWELL, Celebrated
Reduf, Con Wiidnf. UiH regularly
discu" problems On charm and
beauty in this column.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
The Party Line
By MARIAN


The AKA's drc presenting Thorn
aSina Walker Johnson legislative
representative Of the Non-Partisan
Council on Public Affairs. al the
Rackham BLDG Friday At & pm.
Mrs Johnson Will talk on Current
Happenings al the Nations Capl.
tai.
FRIDAY also IS the n sht for the
Sophisticates party al Club 666
So you will no doubt have a busy
evening.
The Bugs" are planning a ba-
zaar for Nov "a. at the Women's
club on Brush They usually sell
all types Of needleWork and Christ
mas gifts. Members Of the club
are Vera White. pres dent. Mrs
Marcella Taylor. secretary; Evelyn
White treasurer. Gurnee Walker.
club reporter, Mrs. Agnes Bristol
was hostess to the club last Mon.
day The next meeting will be
with Mrs Grace Balleneer on
Thirtleth.
IN SPEAKING OF coming events
the Revue du ChapeauX. sponsored
by Frances Norflect. VIII be al the
- HorSeman Civic center on Sun
day. Nov l8 She has made some
very striking hats for the prom
enade. Johnetta Starks. designer
has assisted. Members Of Les
Models are Charlie Mae Turner,
president; Christine w SnoWden,
vice president; Pauline Starks, Sec
rotary; Helen Talbert, treasurer;
Doris Blackwell. Wayne Barks-
dale, Everett Ellis, Doris Greene
Julia Johnson. Louise McGruder.
Doreen Simmons. Elizabeth Swan
son. Vera Wickware. Johnetta
Starks and Frances Norfleet.
Marjorie Porter is doing a good
lob as director of the Girls Friend
~ society at St Cyprians. Mrs
Ernestyne Postles is. the branch
leader. and has we'll outlined
program that makes a most in
teresting meeting for the teen
ayers" Helen Irwin is president;
Barbara Washington, vice presi-
dent, Doris Ellen Holland. Secre-
tary; Lucille Woodruff. treasurer.
chairman OF the program. Con-
stance Washington. Members are
Mona Wells. Otis Davis. Frances
Tyler Shirley Graham. Naomi Nc
Creary. Mary Mitchem Jacquelyn
Smith, Doris Yancy. Jean Bel
ancy, Evelyn Martin, Marjorie
Ramsey.
ANOTHER PEPPY little Clique
organized TO have fun are few
who work at one OF the MUCC
offices They start bowling on Sat-
urday evening. then wind up the
weekend with bridge at alternate
homes They have scads Of fun.
The pals include Janice Howell.
Ruth Jarrett George Johnson Bob
by Lane. Alfredo Williams. How
ard Stafford. Leroy Lane. Jr
Mrs Blanche Bell gave an elab-
crate cocktail party to compliment
her DAUGHTER, Mary Kathryn Bell.
VINO VIII leave soon 10 become
the bride of Cpl Ellis Alexander.
stationed in Tuscaloosa Ala The
evening was enjoyed by Cornelia
Gatskill Frances Griffin. GLADYS
Rogers. Christine Croxton. Fred.
erick Jones. Mr. and Mrs John
Finley Odell Bradley. Moses Slade.
Naricathryn Croxton MARGARET
Stewart. Mozella Riley Maceo
ZONES, Zula Mae Rainey. Josephine
Harden Louise Levy. Marie Will
lans. Vivian Mosley. Zelma Light
foot Villa Brunson, Gloria Hutch
ms Doris jenkins and others.
MARIE REED Of Leicester left
burriedlv on FRIDAY for her home
AZ Institute. w Va. 10 see her
brother, Dick Woody. who has re-
turned after three years in the
South Pacific The Woodys win
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

From MFG. comes o question
With an all too fa miliar ring.
She writes, my hair sI~sys
looks rery nice ~hsn ! get
through az the hsirdrssssr's. bat
In jxss . couple Of days IL loses
ell lie sfyie, gets LIMP ssd dull
looking. Lsni there sow,eshi~s .
ean do abouf fhHr"
MFG. You're just one Of . good
many who have come up with this
que ton. and to all Of you Id like
to- this: Cood.lookins. sms1ly.
styled hair takes some doing on
your part! You can't leave il all
up to your hsirdresser. And you
can't he slap-dash or hii-or.mis
abou; il. either, not if you're after
~or, ~ hile results. It's the dsy.by.
day unaeep that counts the care
yol eve your hair between visits
10 - beauty parlor.
Getting down to facts. Won ran
groom your hair with SNOW v bite
Hair Besuliher 30 that il will uay
where it belongs, and he lovely to
look at. too. Make it a habit TO use
Snow White every dsy-i,'. 20 easy
10 apply, and so delightfully."- per.
fnm"d. that dressing your hair
should he q pleasure! lou can se,
,hi, new hair dressing in either
r ulIr or Heavy; both are avail.
sl al all drug store. in two sizes,
- md Sl00 plus tax.
lreidenlally. did YOU ever tr,
m i-ing your scalp? II your hair
coon becomes dull and lifeless.
loo'.ins, it may be thi. very thing
you're needing. And ] don't be.
live you'll find ANYTHING easier or
p--.anter for regular scalp care
thsn Snow White Pressing Oil.
tHirily refined. delicaiely scented,
IL. . scalp conditioner a. well ~
sproteotion while pressing; and il
sosu just 3je plu. tax, DO your
massage gently but thoroughly.
us,ng q rotary motion Of the I'm.
seriip, 10 work the Pressing OIL
into The scalp. And Keep ii up. he.
cause II. beauty habit that will
pa, Fl in healthier brighter.look
ing, beuer.behNed hair!
Dear Sandrs Pow ell Since black
% so fashionable right hoss, Id
like to wear a.. BHt nv rom.
pieSion 10 quite dark. and feel
black is NOT becoming Ia me.
Am visht obou, ihh' Lillian
Lillian: ! think You'll ind thai
When YOU wear black 1t often pa,,
10 compromise. And ,hi, - par.
t'eularly true II you hs,.s dark
complexion. So use some good
bright color 10 relie,. III, bls,k
. Put IL right nett 10 YOUR FAR.
m scarf collar. or , blou,, Or
get drem With band, or -.ls.b,.
81 color; You'll find lots ~ theu
right nov in both crepe, and DOL
fabrics.
And ~ another approach 10 ,our
problem ~by not try TO mai,
your skin look fsirer and clearer
90 that your black dress or suit
~ill actually Get Of your compiler
ion? NeIi time you stop in the
drug store, get jar Of Snow Whit,
Bleaching Cream. 1t, just 35e plu,
Tar, and il you use il according TO
directions. you should see result,
after Just . few applications.
s~A,!& ''7''
CsIsbrassd BsOSi, Coa'UIiss'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

THE VICTORETTES CLUB met
at the home OF Mrs. Brown. 400
Milford avenue. with Mrs, Henry
conducting the election of officers.
Plans for pre-Thanksgivin par
~ TO be given in the near future,
were discussed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Party Surprises
Host On Birthday

surprise birthday party given by
his wife Mrs Gertha M. Moten
at their home. 1897 Marietta street.
Sunday afternoon. Among those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs J Cleve-
land, Leonard Moten. Juanita Mo-
ten. Mrs Ada McSpadden, Jane
Stone, Bonnie Burchett and others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
ARRANGEMENTS ARE

ARRANGEMENTS tRE bCln9
completed under tho Co-Chair-
manship Of Mcsdamcs Ada Evans
and Savannah Williams Commit
tee rcmbers working or the az
fair include MesdameS Naomi
Lynn Violet Graham. Althea Wi
Icy, jean Ormes. Peredltha Vena-
bic Sadie Ramsey. joyce Mays
and Moore
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Joe Cole Awaits
Discharge ToEH
SingingSched

Cpl Joseph Cole. Detroit bari
tone. is now awaiting release from
the army after almost four years
OF service Cole made a cross
country tour as soloist with the
famous 372nd Infantry Glee club
last January and sang in Washing
ton for the late President Roose-
welt on Inaugural day.
APPEARING BEFORE an all
white audience in Admission. Ala,
on Sunday. October %. which in
Guided the widow Of the former
Governor of Alabama. Cole won
front page attention in the daily
white paper the next dav Sched-
uled for the colored USO in An
niston the following Sunday. a
near disturbance was averted when
whites came in large numbers 10
the concert and the USO director
insisted upon a non-iim crow seat
ing arrangement. The concert got
under way amicably without regard
for segregation.
COLES VOICE is said 10 be bot
ter than ever and has commit
ments awaiting him in Philadel-
phia. Detroit. Chicago and Louis
vile upon his release from the
army
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
SoroptomIsts
Bridge Party

The Soropto lists club VIII
present Is annua holiday bridge
party AZ PAGE Hall OF ST Cyprian $
Episcopal church Friday, Nov is,
al $50 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

MARIE REED Of Leicester left
burriedly on FRIDAY for her home
AZ Institute. w. Va. 10 see her
brother, Dick Woody who has re-
turned after three years in the
South Pacific The Woodys viii
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE%Piano in good con-
dition. Write or phone Nor Mont
Diaries, Glasgow, Montana. 24-2tp
FOR SALEIOne month old pigs.
Six miles west of Glasgow. A.
Christiana. 24-1tp
LOST OR STRAYED-About 35-
pound, red with yellow spots, pig,
the night of Wednesday, June Is
from free lots. Chris Christinson.
D-12-1tp C-24-1tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Tax Secretary
Speaker at
KiWaniS Meet

Increasing federal taxation is a
problem now facing every business
owner and wage Garner, it was de-
clared by Fred Bennion of Helena,
secretary of the Montana Taxpayers
association, at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the Glasgow Kiwanis
club in the Allen cafe Thursday.
President H. J. Fried presided,
with C. H. Blacksmith as program
chairman. Special guests were Com
missioners Carl Shellerud, Nels G.
Briggs and Maurice Arnold and
Clerk and Recorder Stephen Weber.
County finances here" Mr.. Ben
Mon said, Have been kept on an
even keel" He warned, however,
that county levieS might have to be
increased because of reduced income
in the future from sale of tax deed
lands.
Montana taxpayers, he said, paid
S7,O00,000 to the federal government
five years ago, while last year fed
eral taxes from Montana amounted
to SOS ,000, 900. Increased postwar
taxation, he warned. will lead to
federal control of private enterprise
and a controlled economy" This,
he added, "just can't be done and
keep America solvent"
Mr.. Bennion also showed a num-
Der of slides illustrating the tax
situation.
Also a guest speaker at the meet
ing was Charles Kegel. chairman of
the Buffalo Plains Boy Scout dis
trict, who talked about the Scout
financial drive. He and DR.. K. r.
S~teffensen answered a number of
questions about the Scout organi-
cation.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
District Meet OF
WOnen'S Club
Leaders, HinSdale

Mrs. S. o. Moen of Culbertson,
president of District 5 of the Mon
tana Federation of Woman's clubs,
presided at a conference of club
presidents at Hinsdale from Thurs
day to Saturday. The Hinsdale,
Saco and Loring clubs were hosts.
Mrs. Dean King of K~alispell,
president of the Montana fedora
ton, and Mrs. F. F. Bossout of
Havre, a member of the revision
committee of the general federation,
were speakers at a banquet Thurs
day night. Mrs. Moen, Mrs. King
and Mrs. Walter Peoples, first vice
president of the Montana federation,
spoke at conference sessions.
Miss Violet Veseth of Malta was
elected district president, Mrs.
Martin Mitchell of Wolf Point, vice
president; Mrs. A. c. Olson OF
Havre, secretary, and Miss Ina
Freeman of Poplar, Treasurer.
Clubs represented at the confer
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

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