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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20


 Northwesterly Side Ethel c. Byron $ll8.75 Emanuele Zabarra Libonia Zabarra ) 125.00 John w. Gilhooly Rose A. Gilhooley ) 125OO Daniel F. Walsh 125.O0 Paul LaMadeleine Julienne LaMadeleine 12500 Ferdinand DEsopo 125.0O SOutheasterly Side Giovanni Pettinicchi Adolorato Pettinicchi ) 118.75 Ellen Scadden 125.O0 Charles E. Veillette 125.OO William Veillette 125.OO Fred R. Boucher 125.0O Julienne LaMadeleine Paul E. LaMadeleine ) 125.O0 Exempt
 Ethel c. Byron 75' Giovanni Pettinicchi ) Adolorato Pettinicchi ) 75' The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes, City Hill, Water bury, Conn.
 Attest:-
 JOHN DiCORPO, l2-N-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
SubuFbon
PROSPECT

FOLLOW the croue tonight. Thur. 3o.h. Dsz.nno's Imperial ogches- tTa featuring dance mugc fo- young and old Irving Andrezx prompting Special co3. p-4se. Tur- hey. Out Hamilton Ave guss over toEn line. Look Tor sign on left o. highway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Whitey Creel Motors, Inc. 877 East Main Street, Waterbury, Connecticut for Certificate of Approval for a Used Car Dealers License will be held on Thmursday, December 27th, 1945 at 11:30 a. m. in the Mayors s Office, City Hall, Waterbury, Con- necticut as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN,
 12.18-3t. Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Wa terbury, at a meeting held Decem- Der 18th, 1945, made assessment for sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Whit tlesey Avenue, from Sylvan Avenue northeasterly 36O feet, in the amounts set to their respective
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
TOYS - GIFTS

We have a large assortment of useful gifts and toys. Shop with con- fidence at your favorite furniture store and be assured of good quality at the lowest possible prices. Make VOLT olrchasA early this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20

A few good practical presents which everyone in the family can enjoy: Chairs, Knee-hole Desks, Cof- fee Tables, Cocktail Tables. Occa- sional Tables, Wall Racks, Smokers Boudoir Chairs. Pin-Up Lamps, Tel ephone Sets, Record Cabinets, Night Tables. Maple Lamps, Kitchen Rock CTS. Kitchen Cabinets, Studio Couch es, Sofa Beds, Bedroom Suites. Nv- ing Room Suites. Hassocks, etc.
 Conn. Largest Furniture Store
 A-L-B-E-R-T-S
 268 SOUTH MAIN STREET
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20

The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Wa terbury, Conn.
 Attest:- e
 JOHN DiCORPO, 12-20-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioner cf Public woTks os the City of water bury. ct a meeting held December ielh. iess. made assessment 'or sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Haliock Street. Baldwin Street easieTly sso feet. in the amounts set 10 L1eif respective names, to wat:-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

DRESIDENT TRUMAN has
L told the world that the great
sacrifices in men, money and
materials made by the United
-S1ates- ln this war have not
been with the Idca OF selfish
gain.
LET us not forget that we
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
.UnnndskP Plot
InArgenfind

RUENOS AIRES. Sept - tUP)
-Nice Pres dent Juan d Peron
conceded in an extraordinary proc
lamstion today thar a plot 20 over
throw the Argentine government
Mas gaining Suppart and called
upon the army 10 resist all appeals
10 revolt
The proclamation called upon
the armed forces 10 remain loyal
10 those who have the reSponSI-
hllity Of tho government -. ln
these difficult hours
Peron charged that leaders in
The conspiracy were seeking sup
portors within the army with fuA
knowledge that any revolt would
fail without them
Although the consprators had
failed 10 organize the mass OF Ar
Centine public opinion he said, 1T
IS undcniahle that many people
-. carried away by their love Of
freedom and democracy fell VIC
Tins 10 a propaganda which spared
neither resources nor means.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Detroit Pilot Feared
Lost on Sea fliQht

1t. (jg) William Bay Jr., %
husband of Mrs. Ann Wilson Bay
of 1884 Mendoza, today was re-
ported overdue on an overwater
flight and presumed lost by Off
cials OF the Jacksonville. Fla,
Naval Air Station. His plane was
overdue at $40 p. m. yesterday
A graduate OF ST. Francis dc
Sales High School. 1t. Bay is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bay
Sr.. OF lS027 Ilcne. He enlisted
in the navy three years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Novelist Soroyan
Is Now Out Of Army

FORT LEWIS, Wash, Sept. II
CUP)-William Soroyan. short
story writer, novelist, playwright,
poet and Pulitzer prize refuser,
was out Of the army today.
The 37-yesr-old ex-priyate took
his discharge papers. 500 Of his
$500 mastering out pay two more
checks will be mailed to him)
and drove away from army life
in his shiny red Cadillac con-
Vertible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Potsdam Diary .4@.n
Truman Dimes Bic 3 OH VOdks,

women now living together In
the basement Of a house near
by. They pool what food they
are able 20 get and IL gives
them one thin meal a day.
Under military law. persons
in such capacities are entitled TO
be paid with one meal a day
served from an American mess.
The food is nutritious and we'll
balanced.
Arrangements are made for
this. One Of the maids suffers
an acute gastric upset after her
first meal. 1t was too much for
her.
These are the things that Hit
Ter and the NaZis have brought
10 their people.
(TOMORROW-The Ameri-
cans Learn How 10 Drink
Vodka
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Nursery Schools
Urged on Truman

Backing the battle for nursery
schools heing waged by Detroit
service wives. the board of edu-
cation of Highland Park has sent
kilograms TO President Truman,
Senators Vandenberg and Fergu-
son, and Rep. George d. O'Brien.
The messages urged continuation
Of Lanham nursery schools for the
children of working mothers,
whose husbands are members of
tho armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

Stain arrived, heavily guard
cd. AZ $50 and the dinner began
IS minutes later.
There were many toaStS. The
Big Three were in high good
humor and the banquet lasted
until II p m.
The President played the
piano afterW0rds and drsw
heavy applause from both
Stain and Churchill.
Then Sgt. Eugene List
played GiTs from efditc.4&kI4
Chopin and ShostakoUitch.
Stain Was so pleased he
drank a toast 10 the sergeant,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Custer N
Appealed

The state civil service commits
sion today took under advisement
an appeal by Roy Dease. former
manager Of state liquor store in
Detroit, who was fired Aug. IS.
Dease. who lives at 1888 Sey-
mour, appeared after the LCC
declined 10 give any reason for his
custer, his attorney. Richard Sui
liVan, said.
Sullivan attacked the hearing
held yesterday and called il no
hearing at all" after an LCC
representative failed TO appear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Adventist Conference
SET for Grand Rapids

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Sept. ID
UP)-The Seventh Day Advent
iSt general conference autumn
council will be held at Grand
Rapids. Mich, Nov. 13 TO 20. J. l..
McElhany, world general confer
ence president, announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
POisdam. SUN, July a

A HEAVY wind storm struck
"a this afternoon. A huge oak
tree was uprooted.
Within five minutes. German
women and children armed with
saws and axes swarm around
hacking the tree to pieces.
In an hour. il is gone. Tots OF
4 and 5 even salvage the twigs
that remain.
There IL no fuel In Berlin,
except TO meet the needs OF
the power plants and 10 keep
the electric turbines running
for the lighting system, now
partially restored.
The people are hungry In
defeat. You see old men and
women plucking dsndelion
greens from the parks and
turfed roadsides.
Each German receives 300
grams OF bread day. 1t is the
equivalent of six slices, There
is no butter or sugar or cooking
fats. Few vegetables are avail
able. Meat is almost unobtain.
able.
You are told that at the
Charlie Hospital, Berlln's
great medical center. 40 per
cent of the newborn babies
are dying from undernourish-
ment.
Iasked one of the girls who
keeps our quarters clean how
she exists. She WAS secre-
tary working for 1. G. Farben
during the war.
She saws there are ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

are fighting for peace and for
the welfare Of mankind" the
President declared.
I'VE are not hghting for
conquest. There Ia not one
piece Of territory or one thing
OF a monetary nature that we
want out Of this war
I'VE want peace and pros
perity for the world a. a
whole. We want To see the
time come when we can do
things In peace that we have
been able 10 do In war.
''If we can put this tremen-
dOus machine Of ours, which
has made victory possible, 10
work for peace we can look
forward to the greatest age In
the history OF mankind.
THAT IL what We propose
To do"
The Presidents words are the
first 10 come from tho wall Of
silence and secrecy surrounding
the deliberations of the Big
Three.
The President spoke al a flag
raising ceremony at the Her
mann Goering Barracks. now
headquarters for the American
group military control.
The Stars and Stripes that
fsw ovsr the u. S. Capitol in
Washington on the Sunday
morning Of Dee. 7, I94, Dhen
the Japoness struck their
aerial bIow at Pearl Harbor,
now flies oVer the American
hsadquarters in the capital Of
defeated Germany.
The President spoke extern
poraneously into a microphone
in strong. firm voice.
This Is an historic occa-
sion" he said I'VE have COM
clusively proven that a free
people can successfully look
after the affairs Of the world.
HsnUy explosions have been
rocking this area .1teymit-
tsntiy.
One reporter cables his Of
fee that "mysterious sxplo-
sions are shaking the Big
Three conference cite"
Actually there's nothing mys-
terious about them. They are
from military demolition squads
blowing up unexploded bombs.
mortars and mines OF which
there are many thousands in the
Berlin area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Prince Decora+es Yanks

ROME, Sept IA CINS)-PrIncc
7T1-r----7 49, --'---+-t s--+4e1-aI-nl
the realm, today decorated 3S L.
s. soldiers who particularly dis
tinguished themselves in the liber-
alton Of ItalV.'
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
POISdam. Friday. July 20
Potsdam Diary

nNSENTERY is making inroads in devastated Berlin. 1t
IL penetrses even into the conference compound
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden III for two days but
is back on the job.
DRESIDENT TRUMAN has held the first Of three state
dinners with Stain, Churchill and high members of their
STATS his guests
The President served typical American meal including
vodka difference Stain and his other Russian guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

and then waiked oUsr ana
shook his hand.
The President also played
the Missouri WdItI.
Eden, i'll, was unable TO at
tend.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-09

CAMP ELLIS LWomanpower solves the manpower shortage 10 fighting supplied with clean sheets and blankets Quaremaster Laundry Peoria illinois, load tons of linens daily done by Because clean linens soldier efficiency civilians must wait Ionger for laundry count of bundles
 Wac extreme e ovas She the huge traerruek than hundred Ellis to the laundry
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-09

SAN FRANCISCO, CALF. = Soundphoto - Miss Mary Nimitz, daughter of Adm. and Mrs. c. w.. Nimitx, is shown sponsoring the destroyer, U.S.S. Buck. launched ksrs. The parents of the girl wit oeooOd tho eo1emnosy.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Buffet Supper
Fetes Georgian

The beautiful home of Mrs.
Lydia r. Brookins and sister, Mrs.
Mamie R. Jackson, of $50 Mel
bourne. was the setting Of beau
tiful affair on Saturday evening
when Mrs. Pinkie Taylor and Mrs.
Annie Lee Clement entertained
Mrs. Lavonia Kelly Henderson OF
Macon, Ga, with a buffet supper.
THE LOVELY HOME was dec.
GRATED throughout with the sea-
sons flowers. The living and din.
ing rooms were thrown into one.
The dining room table was COW
cred with gorgeous lace cover.
A bowl OF mixed birds with
lighted candles made an attrac-
tive centerpiece.
The guest listed included Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Clements. Mr..
and Mrs. William Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. L L. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Jordan, Mrs. Kelly Joe
Lawton. Justine P. Prince, Mrs.
Matte II. Gould. Mrs. Pinkie
Taylor. Mrs. Clarence Williams
and Mrs. Henderson. the honoree,
who left Tuesday for her home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

The approaching marriage OF Pc
,te Mariory Holley to Sgt Will
liam Johnson al the end OF the
month has started an endless num-
Der OF parties. A group OF pals.
Corrihe Griffin. Barbara Gordon.
Evelyn Thurman, and Olivia Pow
ell gave a personal shower for the
honorec in the Blue Room Of the
y on Friday. Gee. the CTS were
lovely.
Marjory chose for her shower
black crepe dress with the new
bell sleeves. Her hair was adorned
with flowers and a shoulder corr
sage OF two Belmont gsrdenias
completed her outfit Her guests
included Mary S. Berry. Lillian
Payne, Blanche Edwards. Jennie
Ely. Rosemarie Luvall. Clara Hol-
", Helen Taylor. Mary Blackjack.
Hazel Wallace, Elizabeth Smelling.
Jean Hill Langtord. Charlie Mae
Turner, NJ. McClain and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club

Is soliciting funds TO be used as
prizes in the Michigan Chronicles
Clean Block campaig On. They are
asking all their friends 10 assist in
this worthy effort. Gifts, however
small, will be appreciated. Mabel
Smith. president. TT. 1858.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Yes, You Will Have
LOVELY CURVES

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spoiiet By shame or en-
earraSSment over . flat.
undessioped or AAeEink
bust Successful expert
enee. Of thousands OF
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cevelop glAmorouS con-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
The Party Line
By MARIAN


SATURDAY was party DAY for
Mrs. Dicie johnson OF Fresi avenue
who surprised her son Thomas Of
DAYTON. Ohio. by giving him a
Birthday party Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradley, Mr..
and Mrs. johnnie Johnson, Mrs.
Carrie King. Mrs. Annie Ball. Mr..
Charles Edward. Mrs. Sofa VIII
hams, Miss Irene Harvey. Mr.. STAN
icy Evans. Mrs. Daisy Gregory. Mr.
Walter Strickland. Mr.. Lorenzo
Bush, DR. Kelly Robinson. Mrs.
Virginia Johnson and others.
The rain poured So hard on Sun
day that the Altar Guilds sched-
uled lawn party for the Cooks
home on Scotch avenue. had 20 DC
cancelled. II Will take place Il the
sun shines next Sunday. july -
and IL il should rain again. i will
be held in Page hall OF ST. Cyp-
rianS.
Good news Il. Charles Webb Is
back in the States. He arrived in
Florida and is soon t. be hole 10
see his mother and family.
A group Of friends dashed over
10 Windsor 10 greet some soldiers
who were returning from England
The gala geeting was really some
thing to rave about. There was a
welcoming committee. special seats
for the family during the ceremony
and hearty welcome. It's too bad
that some special adoo isn't az
ranged in the States for our boys
as they come home They have
done wonderful job and should
be lauded highly.
Mrs. Cecilia Carter left by plane
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Stork Shower
For Owen sHeir

Mrs. Letitia Owens was honored
at stork shower last week given
at 1900 Jos. Campau. Hostesses
were Mesdames Manuel. Punch and
Lowe.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Permilla Dunston and delightful
refreshments were served through
out the afternoon. Many lovely
gifts were received by the honoree
for the expected heir.
GUESTS present included Ro-
berta Mcclure. Lucy Shivers,
Nancy Nall. Elizabeth Mitchell,
Matte Johnson. Bertha wilkins,
Maude Turner. Julia Locke, Title
Carter. Marjorie Frazier. Susie
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
DETRoIrERS IN OHIO

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones. OF
1857 Maple street, left the city
for Cincinnati. Dayton
and Springfield. Ohio. While in the
Ohio cities. the JoneseS will visit
relatives. agents and customers FOR
their cosmetics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gillian.
Sr.. Of 2637 Maple street. and Mr..
and Mrs. William Jones. 240l Mt
Elliott left Tuesday morning for
Springfield. Ohio.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

Friday FOR New York, Philly, and
whirlwind vacation. She will
Join her daughter. Cecilia. who is
already enjoying hospitality in the
East.
Pretty ard blonde Pat Atkins Of
Palmer is back from a short trip
10 Chicago. She had gay time.
The Holden Evans and the AL
bert LeWiSeS n ade up party four
some and left for Wooster. Ohio.
during the week end. The occasion
commentaries Al Lewis natal
DAY.
The Crimson club held a cock
tail party al the Twelve Horse
mems Civic center Sunday. Harold
Wallace's orchestra furnished the
music. Members OF the club in
c.ude Mrs Cora Griffin. Mrs. Daisy
Lee. Mrs. Claudia Cook. Mrs Lou
.Se Leaih. Mrs Thelma Bell, Mrs.
Ardella Lovelace, Mrs. Mary Scott.
Mrs. lola Beard, and Mrs. Louise
Millinder. Mrs. Elvira Carter is
president. but since she is away
OH vacation, she missed the party.
Mrs. B. J. Wales and her son
With Mrs Aaron Smith have taken
4 cottage out at Woodland for a
weeks rest
Les Femmes Social club had an
Interesting meeting with Madeline
Friday. Members Of the club are
Whitlock Of Mortified avenue on
Marie Brantford. president; Lucille
Wilburn, Reatha Cruise. Bertha
Frazier. Lucille Williams, Letitia
T son. and Mrs. Warner.
The hostess served delicious
repaSt and gave nice prizes in
bridcc Her guests for the evening.
were Mrs. Wright Of Palm Beach.
Fla: Gertrude Granger and Eva
Parker.
Mrs. Jesse Stewart and her niece
Bessie Lowery Of MarSton avenue,
are leaving for Kentucky Thurs
day 10 spend the summer. Enroute
home Bessie will visit with her
grandfather. Dr.. Lowery. in In
dianapoLS. Ind.
Mrs. Eva Bishop. dean and CASH
Ter OF the DeShazor Beauty System
Inc. Of Durham. n. c.. and Brook
lyn. y. Y. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Callie Heard and family. Mrs
Heard is a niece Of the charming
visitor. She is also dividing her
time with another niece. Mrs. EVE
Muldrow Of West Grand boulevard
and her brother and his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. r. DeShazor.
Mrs Bishop is a sergeant I'm the
BV.C.. and a member Of the
NAACP. Daughter Elk. and senior
hostess al the USO in North Caro-
lima She is also associated with
the Professional and Business
chain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

Mills, Marie Harris. Mozie Myers.
Kathryn Johnson. Theresa Davis.
Beulah Owen. Jennie Mosely. Mrs.
J. Owens. Jr.. Emily Jones. Mrs.
George Hoagland. Carlos Jones.
Maxine Williams. Mrs. d. B. May
berry. Matte Redding. Inez Smith.
Blanche Yowell. and Mrs. Mobley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

Seaman Second Class. ll48 East
ssih place. Los Angeles. Calf.
who has bssn graduated from
the u. s. Coast Guard Training
station. Manhattan Beach. New
York. where she completed the
General Office Training course
for SPARs. She has been as
signed TO duty in the District
Coast Guard office First'Naval
district. Boston. Seaman Cooke
attended Pasadena Junior col.
lsge and the University Of
Southern California. Prior TO
her enlistment in February. She
was working in the post office
in Los Angeles.-Official Coast
Guard photo from owl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
SOJOURNER SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB

Met al the residence OF Mrs. Cora
Eggleston. 1924 Brush. for lis bust
ness meeting chicken. dinner
was served with soft drinks. rolls
and cake. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. c.
Foote. 100 Trowbridge. L. White
is president: 3. Moore is secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
VICTORY TEN SOCIAL CLUB

Met al the home OF Mrs Rey-
nolds. al i044 f. Kirby. The meet
ing was called to order by Mrs.
Kclch. assistant president. Bust
NESS Of Importance was discussed
The club will serve chicken din
ners Saturday. July 81. Mrs. B
Barton and daughter are visiting
relatives in Waco. Texas. Mrs.
Tyree Mccullough and son are
visiting in Mississippi. Mrs. Rey-
nolds. president OF the club. Is III
in bed. We all wish her a speedy
recovery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Hosfesses AT
Buffet Supper
In Kappa House
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs. Lillian Owens and her sis
ter. Thelma McNeal, were CO.
hostesses at a swank buffet sup
per and game party for nearly a
hundred guests on last Friday
evening in the beautiful Kappa
Kastle.
The sisters received their guests
In attractive and gay summer
prints-Mrs. Owens, a floral on
white and Mrs. McNeal's an ex-
otto floral on black.
MISSES BETTYE OWENS and
Ann Gregory assisted their old
sters with the service. The
sumptuous supper was served
from the dining room and guests
found their way with laden plates
TO the many attractive tables all
over the house.
After supper, games ranging
from bonanza, the current rage. to
auction bridge. diverted those
who could break away from
groups mulling over the newest
and choicest tidbits Of gossip, and
the very enthusiastic group who
sat about the feet Of personable
Mrs. Edith Loving. listening 10
her experiences in japanese
concentration camp.
WE NOTED AMONG the huge
number OF guests Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Roxborough, Lucy Belle
Morris, Mary Helen Loving. LYDIA
Scott. Marjorie Willis. Mamye
Alexander. Katie Fuller. Margue-
rite Fuller, Thelma Houston. Will
Ia johnson, Muriei McCorkle.
Mildred Lee, Victoria Thomas,
Lucille Gordon OF ST. Louis, Lou
ise Edwards. Pauline Milton. CO.
rinne Martin. Josephine Edwards.
Va,srie Wallace. Valerie Petit.
ford. Vonzel Arlington. Dorothea
Bundrint LeClaire Knox. Pansy
Mack. Jeanneta Whitby;
Rosa Gragg. Margaret Bennett,
Nellie Watts. Ernestine Walker,
Alice Burton. Agatha Grimes,
Lucy Jones. Phyllis Golden, AL
berta Dunlap. Bertha Lantoin,
Margaret Thompson. Ethel Baker.
Viola Constable, Beatrice Gillian.
Sue Green. Geraldine Bledsoe.
o. allie Harmon. Edith White. Mrs.
Mamie Sims. Mrs. Alberta Raj.
ford, Mrs. Garnetta Carter. Bon.
ME Smith. Mary Taliaferro. Nell
Gregory. Verilee Morton, Frances
Owens. Mamie Connally. Maribo-
dine Robinson. Marion Rushing
Mary Roberts, H. Solomon. Jero-
lean Sneed and Josephine Love.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs. Frank Mason and children,
Mildred and Robert. are enjoying
their vacation az their cottage in
Great Lakes. Holly. Mich. Mr..
Mason spends his weekends with
his family. Over the weekend,
Benjamin Crook. son Of Mrs. Ma
son and his lovely wife with Mr..
and Mrs. John Ozie. were the
house guests. While Mildred and
Robert had as their house guests
their school chums. Ometris and
John Brown. also Bernice Terrell
The younger set really enjoyed
their visit. The Browns left for
home on Monday and thanked
their hostess for a lovely vaca-
ton.