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Evening star., 1945-03-26
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Meats, Fats, Etc. Book 4, red
stamps Q-5 through SIS good
through March 81; stamps T-5
through KS good through April
%; stamps Y-5, Us, Az through
d. good through June 2; stamps
E-2 through J-2 good through
June &c.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4, blue
stamps KS through rs, Az and
B-2 good through March 81;
stamps CO through G-2 good
through April %; stamps H.
through M-2 good through June
2; stamps No through So good
through June 80. Each stamp
worth 10 points.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Stamp IS valid for S pounds
through June g. Next stamp
scheduled to be validated May
Gasoline-A-15 coupons are valid
through June 81. BIS, C-5, B-6
C-6, B-7 and CT coupons good
for 5 gallons each. BIS, C-5, Ell
Ri and all D coupons invalid
after March 81.
Shoes-Airplane stamps /, 2 and 8
in Book No. 8 good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods one, two, three
four and five coupons good for lC
gallons per unit through heating
year. Consumers in this area
should not have used more than So
per cent of their ration as of today
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Fuirfox Voters League
To Heor Budget Analysis

4 David Scull, member Of the
Fairfax County Tax Study Com
mittee, will analyze the proposed
county budget at meeting Of the
County Voters League at 1:30 pm
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Eugene
S. Dufheld, Great Falls road, Fails
Church.
In addition to Mr.. Scull, pane
composed OF Mrs. Samuel Dennis
Mrs. John King, Mrs. Robert Whit
ney, Mrs. Daniel Budd, Mrs. Cabel
Phillips, Mrs. Joseph Riddle and
Mrs. John Graham ill discuss ex-
penditures proposed IN the budget
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Woman Hurt in Fall
From Horse in Park

While riding on the bride path
alongside Broad Branch road NV.
in Rock Creek Park yesterday,
Florence R. Estes, so, of 419 Long.
fellow street NV. lost her balance
and fell of her horse, police re.
ported.
She was admitted to Emergency
Hospital with possible rib fractures
and an eye injury. Attendants de-
scribed her condition as good.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Jesuit Educator to Speak

The Rev. Henri J. Wiesel, S. j., Of
Scranton University, will deliver a
sermon on the Blessed Sacrament at
8 pm. Thursday at Our Lady Of
Lourdes Church, Bethesda. A three
hour Agony" service will be held
at 7:30 pm. Friday undeA the di-
rection Of Father Wiesel.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Carney Case, School
Bill Await Action
by Virginia Assembly
Senate and House Split
On Visuol Education
Cost ALLEGATION
BY the Associated Press.


RICHMOND, Va. Mar. 26.-Senate
action on decision by the House
to seek removal of Judge A. B.
Carney of the Norfolk County Cir
cult Court and a compromise on an
amendment to the school improve
ment bill remained the major items
of business before the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly today after the legis-
lators failed to end the special ses-
sion Saturday.
The House adopted without rec
ord vote resolution to notify Judge
Carney of intention to consider on
April 25 resolution for his removal
on one or more of six charges. The
Senate delayed action on the resolu-
ton until today to give the Courts
Iof Justice Committee time to study
the matter.
The Senate and House were in
disagreement over the matter of the
localities paying one-third of the
cost of visual educational aids. The
Senate amended the House bill to re-
store an original provision in the
81, ,227 900 school bill for the To-
calities to pay 81 per child and the
State 50.
Senator A. E. S. Stephens. Isle
of Wight, told the Senate that he
understood the House was not will
ing to recede from its position and
that the matter apparently would
have to be compromised in a con-
| ference committee.
1 The bill provides SLIP $50 for
furnishing visual educational aids.
Members of the House took the
position that the State should bear
the entire cost of this new feature
in education because many of the
localities have already made up
their budgets and probably would
be unwilling to undertake the addi-
tional expense.
/ 1t was contended also that elm
ination of the necessity for the
localities to participate in the cost
would insure the carrying of the
program to all subdivisions; other
wise. it was said, some undoubtedly
would not participate
Evening star., 1945-03-26
70 Discuss Manager Plan

A resolution reafdrming the desire
for Montgomery County manager
and for non-partisan elections in the
county will be discussed by the
Westmoreland Hills Citizens Asso-
citation at a meeting at 8 O'Clock
tonight at the WeStbrook School.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Blood Donations Sought

The Red Gross mobile blood donor
unit will visit the Olive Street
School, Hyattsville, from am. to
l:3o pm. tomorrow. Appointments
may be made by calling Mrs. Dwight
Gait, Warfield 1876, or the Prince
Georges County nd Cross Chapter,
Warfield 8720.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Admiral Hepburn to Speuk

The Dumbarton Oaks documents
OF international organization will be
discussed by Admiral Arthur j. Hep
burn at a meeting of the Naomi
Chapter No. %, Order of Eastern
Star at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Masonic Hall, 7510 Wisconsin avS
Cnue, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Blood Donutions Scheduled

The Red Cross mobile blood donor
unit will visit Grace Church Parish
in Alexandria Wednesday Appoint
ments may be made by calling
Alexandria $500.
Evening star., 1945-03-26

Degree days-Total for month, 324;
4 total for season to date. 3,906;
Z normal for season to date, 4,032.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20


Harris. Jennie Page. Fanette Nor
ris. Fannie Raiford. Portia Phillips
and Bernioe- White Lollie Walker
vas guest.
X \ x
Turf
Thanh all you nice people who
called and spoke 10 me regarding
the article i;emed in this column
about my younger brother, Jim
ME"
You people who missed the Mil
Ter High school panel Sunday at
the YMCA lost an opportunity 10
see youth in action. The young
sters. all high school students.
spoke on the subject. "Today's
Children in Tomorrow's World
Believe me. those young people
are thinking and it's a good sign.
We cannot compliment Alvin
Loving. chairman of the program
and teacher at Miller too highly
for his splendid work in develop
ing these citizens OF tomorrow.
X X X
A " ID
Mrs. William E. Lowndes. we'll
known Detroi;er. left Saturday for
Idlewild after receiving a wire OF
the sudden death OF one OF her
dearest friends, Mrs. Emma Casey.
proprietor of the Log Cabin Gro
Gerry. Mrs. Casey. who was also a
teacher in Idlewild. was a former
classmste of Mrs. Lowndes at Will
berforce.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
Dorothy Martin
w e S Ne die

WHEREFORE. Ohio The
marriage of Miss Dorothy Chsrline
Martin and DR.. Arthur Chester
Johnson. Jr.. OF New Orleans on
Dec. II was announced here this
week.
The ceremony was performed in
Nashville. al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ! T. Creswell. uncle and aunt
of the groom. Rev. J p. Wallace OF
Indianapolis. Ind, grandfather Of
the bride, ofhciated al the nuptials.
DR. Johnson is a graduate OF the
Dec "a class in medicine al Me
harry. the bride is former student
Of a. & NJ State college, Nashville
Among hose present al the cere-
mony were: Mrs Sunie S Green
and Mrs Jean Paul Hubbard Of
Wilberforce Miss f n Creswell Of
Memphis. Tenn; and Mr. and Mrs
\. c. Johnson Of New Orleans.
The couple left for brief honey
moon in New Orleans. after which
they will reside IN ST. Louis. where
Mrs. Johnson will continue her
studies at the University Of ST.
Louis while her husband is Intern
ing a, the Homer G. Phillips hos
pltal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20

HAZEL ROxBOROUGH is wear
ing most unusual pin and ear
ring ensemble the pin is a
miniature guitar encrusted
with multi-colored stones She
pins il nonchalantly TO an original
Hattie Carnegie with the most
gorgeous belt
X X X
DR.. AND MRS BOWMAN =.
he is new dentist in town =.
she is former school teacher from
New Jersey tcan't think OF
his first name) swell people
he is lots of fun and she
is most charming DR.. AND
MRS. EDWIN WILLIAMS are see
ing that they meet folk
LIE CLAIRE KNOBS natural
mink coat has all of US ogle-
eyed positively the most ele-
CANT thing you've seen recently.
x X X
DEVASTATING is an in
adequate word for DORIS PEI
HAM lin an unusual white
gown which she wore 10 a re-
cent affair -
X X X
CADENCE HINES is affecting
LITTLE RED RIDING HOODS
for the current winter winds
Has them in all colors and
looks real fetching in them 3.
Don't know where she finds them.
X X X
Mr.. AND MRS. WESLEY Of
Beechwood avenue served beau
,iful course dinner 20 IL guests re-
Gently Pastel hued flowers
and lighted tafers d.. made the
attractive centerpiece Guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. s Gillespie =.
Miss B. Williams, Mrs. d. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. A. People, Miss r.
Lash. Mr. and Mrs w. ANGUS. Mr..
B. Dossin Mrs. Nellie Logan,
and Mr.. +. Mckenny
\ 4 X
MISS EDITH CRIZZLE &.
receptionist AZ Parkside hospital
is recuperating from recent
surgery Relatives from her
home in Toronto are in the
city the house guests Of DR..
AND MRS. B. F. SEABROOKS.
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Postal Clerks In
Annual Dinner

The annual dinner party given
by clerks of the Roosevelt Park
Post Office was held this year al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Washington in River Rouge
Games were played in the rec
reation rooms until the wee hours
Dinner was served at 100 a. m
Assisting Mrs. Washington were
Mesdames Theodore Wheeler, Os-
born McGhee, Frank Burton ano
Samuel Hood
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Ns'[Bzs|kM{AZ!s8{ZZ;''''a

My goodness, you'd still think
the holidays were here. according
TO the social barometer. The par
ties have reached a new pitch. II
seems that Detroiters are inclined
10 have those intimate get-togeth-
ers that radiate warmth and hos
ptality.
Two affairs Of this type were
given recently. The Arley Will
liamses OF 655 Alger, invited sew
eral OF their close friends 10 din
ner party last Saturday. and how
the guests did have fun.
Those partaking Of the fine food
and enjoying the various games
were: MI and Mrs Lacey Wash
ington, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs Porter Pry-
or. Mr.. and Mrs George Sharpe
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins
Mrs. Priscilla Gray. Jimmy links.
Miss Myrtle Finley Clifford Van
Hargis and Mrs. Anne Ransome
X X X
On Saturday. Jan. 6. Miss Myr-
tie Finley had an after-holiday
get-together at her home on East
Philadelphia. Miss Finley intro
duced new game 10 the guests.
II is called "Bannanza" and we are
told it's so much fun. The clever
hostess served her supper buffet
style.
Seen az this party were: Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Jones. M. and
Mrs. George Sharpe Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Porter Byron. Mrs Anne
Ransome. Mr.. and Mrs John
Jones. Mrs. Priscilla Gray Cliff
ford Van Hargis. Mr. and Mrs La
cey Washington and Mr.. and Mrs
Arlev Williams
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Honor Minister
On 18th Birthday

AUGUSTA. Ga-Fhc Rev Henry
Bush was honored Wednesday with
a party celebrating his 10th birth
day at the home OF Deacon and
Mrs. OveTStrect.
Those present were: The Rev l..
w. Westbrook. Deacon and Mrs.
Willie Mobiles. Deacon J. w Wealth
ersbee. Fred Sailing. Jr.. Mrs Car
rie johnson, Mrs. Annie Robinson,
Mrs. Irene Hill. and Mrs Over
street Rev. Bush received many
useful gifts.
Sunday morning they shared
honors with other out-of-town
guests at q New Years breakfast
in the home Of Mrs L. Hubbard on
Taft road Mr. and Mrs. Handy left
Cincinnati on Sunday evening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
Cincinnatians
Honor Visitors

CINCINNATI - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Handy. and Mrs Eddie Hill
yard OF Cleveland were holiday
guests here OF Mr.. and Mrs Percy
Williams Of Taft road
The week began with an at
home" al which the out-of-towners
wrc introduced to the many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Later in
the week the guests were enter
tanned with cocktails al the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F Douglas Henry
Of Kasota street. New Years Eve
was spent at the Play Bowl where
Mr. and Mrs. Williams were hosts
10 a small group of friends. in
honor Of their guests
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
Sisterhood Dinner
At Lucy Thurman

The Sisterhood Advancement
club gave its annual banquet at the
Lucy Thurman YWCA Jan. IL.
Turkey was the main dish Of the
full-course dinner.
Mrs. Alberta Johnson was the
mistress of ceremonies. Participants
on the program included: Mes
DANES Selma Carter. Victoria Nell
son, Mamie Hopkins, Esquire Wig
gins. Jennie Rosie, Olivia Parrish,
E. M. Kaigler. Day and Mr.. Will
lians and the Rev Mr. Day
Officers for the l945 season are
Mrs Selma Carter. president; Mes
DANES Elnora Adams. treasurer;
Mamie Hoskins, secretary; and AL
berta Johnson. chaplain.
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'Bugier' Mitchell
Home On FurIoueh

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Burley
Mitchell. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Burley Mitchell OF North Little
Rock, Is home on furlough after
serving twenty months in the
South Pacific. He served as Bugler.
and received the commission as
Bugler Master.
The twenty-year-old soldier at
tended high school in Little Rock
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
Select Atlanta Grad
For Psychiatric Post

ATLANTA, Ga. sInez Doris
Tucker. "a graduate of the Atlanta
University School of Social Work.
has accepted the position OF psy-
chiatric social worker with the
Youth Counseling Service of the
Archdiocese of New York. il was
announced this week.
Miss Tucker received her bacca-
laureate degree from Talladega
college. Ala
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20

Topics for discussion will relate
10 the club theme for the year
HUMAN RELATIONS"
CADETS
The attractive goods MISS
AUGUSTINE MORRISON of Ra-
leigh. ~. c.. MISS DORIS NJ
WILSON of Hampton Institute ano
MRS. ALICE WOODRUFF. school,.
marin OF Georgia now living
in Cincinnati were the recent
house guests OF MRS PHYGENAU
BAlLEY-WOODRUFF Mrs
ALICE WOODRUFF is sister-in.
law TO our Mrs WOODRUFF and Is
assistant chemist in one OF the
largest research laboratories IL
= Cincy .. .-----------
X x X
MARIE SIMMONS is just back
from gay trip by flight to Cleve.
GRAYCE SADLER sends a card
from New York where she Is
taking care OF both business and
pleasure Says she Will leave
for Washington in a day or so
ard that there is much posi-hoii.
day gaety about those parts 4.
X X X
ERNIE AND DAVID
BROWN took a moment TO
write us while on their honeymoon
in New York and Philadelphia.
X X X
Mus, be NINA GARNER q.
who writes tina, he is in our
hometown BALTIMORE
also will stop in New York, before
returning TO Detroit
X X X
JEANNlNE ALLEN recent.
" celebrated her 10th birthday
with a party for a small group
OF friends
AGNES AND LEVI MCDOWELL
dashed off to Cincinnati
20 attend a dinner party E. given
by the TROJAN CLUB which
Is something like the NAClREMAS
here .. Agnes writes that they
tried TO find our former staff mem
Der JOHN WOOD. but didn't
They are the house guests OF
the STEPHEN HUNTS, who visit
ed here recently
X X X
MRS. LAURA LEE DAVIS OF
2700 Sherman street entertained
MRS WALTER BARBEE of"Pitis-
burgh and MISS NAOMI BOONE
al her home al cocktails recently
X y *
MRS. DAVIS is the wife Of CPL
JAMES BUDDY DAVIS now
serving his country in France d.
X x X
S p MCQUEEN and DR. D J
GRAHAM. celebrated their JOINT
Birthdays al the home OF
THE GRAHAMS last Tuesday
night
GLADYS 3ARTHWELL an d
BONNIE OSBORNE SMITH APP
peared at the DR. J. NJ KNOBS
party las, Sunday night IN
GORGEOUS prints BonnIe'S very
unusual IN that The design
was sprinklcd with gold and col
X * X
GLADYS was distinctive by viz
tue OF the very clever 1eck treat
ment an orchid. behind the
ear enhanced her costume
X y
BETTY CAIN HARRIS Is
wearing one OF the lovclier mink
wraps -. these days which
reminds us that TOM CAIN
and his exotic bride NORA. are
making last minute preparations 10
move into their new home on
Grand Boulevard this week some
time
* X X
THE BEAUBlEN VISlTlN G
NURSE ASSOCIATION .,. en-
teriained the nurses las; Sat
urday night IN the home OF
MRS. SNOWDEN WILLIAMS
X X X
Hadn't seen ALICE TALlAFER-
RO in an age didn't even
know her husband was overseas
until last Sunday night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
VISITOR FROM CLEVELAND

O'Connel Harris OF Cleveland,
Ohio. spent few days as guest OF
his sister. Katie H Cheatham, OF
Josephine avenue. They spent one
day at Worthwhile, Mich. as guests
Of their sister, Mrs. Charles Gar
vim Mr. and Mrs. Garvin are in
charge of the George Carver
Lodge. a home for boys, al the
Wayne County Training school.
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the husbands so that they might
join in the fun.
The husbands played bridge
along with the wives and we think
their scores for the evening ranked
a little higher than the womens
After the scores were tailed. Mrs
J. B. Martin Jr, was found 10 have
the highest score among the WON.
en-. Her prize was a huge bottle
of LeLong's "lndiscreet Marg
Thomas won a Chen-Yu SET OF
polish and matching lipstick for
second Claude Cooper proudly
displayed his quart bottle OF i'm
ported wine as first mems prize
and Ben Brownley was pleased
with MS rum as second.
Members and husbands attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Hagans. DR.. and Mrs Boynton
Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas. Dr.. and Mrs. James Gill
liam, DR.. and-Mrs J. 3. Martin
Jr.. Miss Jeanne Cole. Dr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Brownley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20
ACCEPTS Passionate

KEYSV1LLE, Ga The Rev s
n Hodge of Augusta, Ga has re-
Gently accepted a call 10 the pas.
toratc W Smith Grove Baptist
church near here The Rev Hodge
is a progressive young minister.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-20

Pleasant Ruby Chambers. teach
er al Sampson school, entertained
her clJb, Les Dauzes Amicls,"
Saturday az the popular Paradise
Bowl. Her luncheon was simply
mountaineering - chicken salad,
shoe string potatoes. olives. pic
kleS. hot rolls. ice cream and cake
In the bridge division, Beulah
Cain Brewer and Hertha jenkins
won first and second club prizes.
respectively Ruth Jackson cap
tLred the first guest prize.
Members out al this enjoyable
affair were: Beulah Brewer. Her
ma Jenkins. Kate Pickens. Betty
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~
Ry GLADYS


WNo' INNI OIN F1Oo ESS TO SPANISH GROUP
Despite the extreme cold weather of last week the
Spanish club, "ClRCULA LATINA AMERICAN" met on
Tuesday eve with personabe MRS. BERTHA LANTOIN of
Stanton avenue as hostess and monitor This group is
composed or enthusiasts eager to brush up on their
Spanish they are all of them thrilled with the progress
they are making
The members were elated to have with them as their
guest WAC Sergeant NJ. ROBINSON now stationed
at Dallas, Texas SGT ROBINSON is also student of
Spanish and added much to the evenings enjoyment
Members CT the group are LILLIAN OWENS, JEROLEAN
SNEED, BONNIE OSBORNE SMITH, GARNETTA CAR
TER FRANCES OWENS, LYDIA SCOTT HELENE WEST
BROOK, FRANCES WELKER. LOUISE PAYNE JERRY
WELLS and OF course. MRS LANTOIN instructress
WAYNE U. PROF. TO SPEAK TO CLUB WOMEN
PROF. MAUDE FIERO sociology instructor at
wayne university and author of several books
will be the guest speaker at regular meeting or the DE-
TROrT ASSOCIATION OF FEDERATED WOMEN'S
CLUBS on this Friday at $3.50 pm. . The meeting
will be held at the club house, Brush at Ferry
The program committee will present an interesting
speaker at each of the ensuing meetings the club
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MlD-WEEK MEETING

Members OF the so Difiercnis"
almost split their sides when
Frances Burton took them TO see
that funny comedy, "A Goose for
the Gander." a, the Schubert
Lafayette Tuesday.
Members on hand were: Toni
Webster. sporting a silver fox hat
and muff. Bernlce Solomon. wear
ing her glamorous watch. Kathe-
rine Smith. julia Bradby, Caro-
line Cole. Doris Pelham. Karen
Aston. and Marg Hunter. Beatrice
Gillian was guest
x y X
Saturday night is always good
time 10 have a party ~ close the
week Clever Marbodine Robin.
son thought Of something differ
cnt when she entertained her club
She told the guests 10 bring along
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AS ONE SALT TO
ANOTHER


coxswain. by the way He Is back
IN this country after serving over
seas for two years His station is
Norfolk. Va.
X X X
June Ussurey. who looks very
sharp in her Air WAC uniform.
breezed in town TO visit the home
folks. Her new station will be
Fort Benning. Ga.
X X X
Pharmacists Mate Harry
Hughes Peterson and his at;rac-
tive wife. Marcella. will pay visit
here. come Jan %
X X X
PerSonable II Valley Fresh a
native Clevelsnder and graduate
Of Morehouse college, came 10
town for a few days this week
end
x x x
Handsome Capt Harold Sawyer
of Columbus. Ohio S back home
after serving in the air force n L.
ally
Cri,tendon McSwain took a
weekend jaunt TO Chicago. III. 10
see the town
X
Henry l. Heading 90. sired Of
this zero weather and left FOR the
milder climeS os Mississippi for a
sojourn Mr.. Heading, graduate
OF the U. Of D. law school. will
take the bar examination some
time this month
X X X
The Raymond Whites arc four
4 son was born 10 them WedneS-
day morning The Whites have
another son, two years old on,
yes. papa White is doing nicely
X X X
The r L. Bradby Srs will take
a rest in Hot Springs. Ark
X X X
DID YOU KNOW:
That Oswald Webster married a
charming young thing from Lake
Charles. La
That debutan,e Jacquelinc Clag-
CERT. one Of the Miss Detroit
contestants. is married 10 hand
some Canadian lieutenant?
* x X
That Bernicc Sharpe is now a
lady Of leisure She resigned her
job in January.
X X X
II is reliably reported that Sgt
Benjamin BlaSSengale took unto
himself bride while furloughins
here?
X X y
MID-WEEK MEETING
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THE BEAUBlEN VTSlTlNG
NURSE ASSOCIATION .e. en-
terialned . the nurses last Sat
urday night IN the home OF
MRS. SNOWDEN WILLIAMS.
X X X
Hadnt seen ALICE TALIAFER-
RO in an age didn't even
know her husband was overseas
until last Sunday night.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Sonic Henie Very Fond
Of Actor Van Johnson

b the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Sonja Henie
blond ice skating star. said today
she hoped Actor Van johnson
would be able to come to Chicago
to join her In celebrating the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Henie, who met the actor
two months ago at a Hollywood
party, said she is very fond" o1
him.
She added, however, she could moi
term their friendship a romance,
because II haven't yet done any.
thing about my divorce from Dar
Topping" She added she did mo-
know when she would file suit fol
divorce,