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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04


The bride walked down the palm
decorated aisle with her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her
gown was of fine white net over
taffeta with a Shirred basque and
lace nSetS at the waist and shoul-
der and long fitted sleeves. In the
sweetheart neckline she wore
single strand of pearls. White roses
tied with streamerS Of love knots
were carried in an arm bouquet.
Virginia Bmch was her sisters only
attendant. She wore a gown OF
pink organdy with aqua accessories
and carried an arm bouquet OF Jo-
hanna Hill roses.
Theodore FrnSchlld acted as Mi.
Tinsleys best man
Mrs. F. j. Firnschild sang Abide
With Me" and Laura BOettner
PLAYED the Wedding music at the
organ.
In after the ceremony
a re, held at the home
OF Nj Nugent on Zlegler
road.
Mr.. ana Mrs Tinsley will make
their home at 3546l Brush street,
Wayne. where Mrs. Tinsley is a
member of the teaching staff at
Wayne Junior high school. She is
a graduate of the Louisiana Poly
technic Institute at RuStOn, Louis
lana and previously taught in the
public schools of Louisiana.
Mr.. Tinsley served i'll the Army
for tnirty-tWo months in the Pacl-
fic before receiving an honorable
discharge. Since his return he has
resumed his pre-war job at Great
Lakes Steel Corporation. He was
with the 4lst Division in Australia
and New Guinea and his unit re-
ceived the Presidential Citation.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding included MI and Mrs. Gene
Shupe and son, Tommie, of Win
chester. Indiana. Mrs Ruth How
ard and son, John, OF Jackson,
Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John So
par. Sr., of Louisville, Kentucky,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ronald Mills,
of indianapolis. Indiana, and Mr.,
B. BurCh Of RuSton. Louisiana.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04

Ter, Nancy and Sally Campbell. and
Ollie Ann Mclaughlin.
The list continues with Ronald
Todd. Dolores Sickmiller. Carol
Todd, Jean Harpham, Patricia
Barnsdale, Ellen Barr, jeanette
Jeter, Jean Stoner, Lois Littlewood,
and Stirling Cockburn.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04
Local Girls Attend
Wolverine Girls
State At u. of M.

Two doWnriver girls attended
the Fifth Annual Wolverine Girls
State at the University Of Mich
igan last week.
The Trenton League Of Catho-
lie Women sponsored Dolores Cor
no, 27Ol Lenox road, Trenton and
the American Legion Auxiliary
sponsored Dorothy Fogel, 1903 Eure-
ka road Wyandotte
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04
Pupils OF Leo|o Hoke To
Be Presented In ReciataI

As the conclusion to a summers
work, the piano pupils of Miss Leo
la Hoke will be presented to the
public in a recital at 8 pm, to-
morrow in the auditorium of the
Mckinley school
Students participating in the pro-
gram are David Dean. Marie Je-
ter. Norma Matejos!si, Martha Pat
tison. Janice Warner, Betty Sum
merell. Bobby PattiSOn, Diane KiSt-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04

on Friday and so combination
wedding reception and going away
party was given in honor of the
young couple at the home of the
bridegroom's parents on Wednes-
day evening.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04

A light snack of cookies and milk
are an excellent way to increase
the use of milk for both adults and
children
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04
Tins ey-Burch
.Nuptias Read
Recently Here
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Decorated With
Palms, Gladioli For Saturday Ceremony

Before altar decorated with white gado and car
nations Emmanuel Lutheran Church at p. Saturday
August 25 Margie Burch daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jack
Burch of Inkster and Walter Tnsley of Mr. and Mrs
John Tnsey of Elm street. spoke their marriage vows to
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-04
Organizations
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

Daughters OF Isabella, Immacu-
late Heart Circle 279, will hold its
regular monthly business meeting
at 8 pm, tomorrow, at st. Patrick's
Hall. All members are urgently re-
quested to be present.
LC.B.A. TO MEET
Ladies Catholic Benevolent As
ISOLATION will hold a business meet
ing on Thursday, September a.
ST Joseph's Hall on Elm street
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Claim Rules
impossible

Baltimore, Dec. FLAP - The
Maryland Racing Commission was
confronted today with a statement
By an American Trainers Associa.
tion official that "a number" OF
ATA members believe the group
should consider recommending the
abandonment Of training horses at
Maryland tracks.
Jauon Fischer, Jr., secretary.
treasurer OF the association and
former president OF the Maryland
Horse Breeding Association, said
the racing commissions interpreta-
ton OF its rule G46-D) holding
trainers solely responsible where
evidence OF stimulation has been
discovered has created AN impos-
sible situation" fo- trainers
He added that the "ATA still
hopes that conditions can be rene
died without such extreme methods
and the association accordingly
has instituted legal proceedings.
Fisher referred to a suit filed
yesterday in a Baltimore city cir
cult court asking invalidation OF
rule 146-D which provides a mini
mum suspension OF one year for
trainers whose horses have been
stimulated.
The racing commissions inter.
probation OF the rule has demon
allied" racing in Maryland, Fisher
continued. but the Alta would con-
slider recommending that its mem
bers cease training at the states
tracks with reluctance in view OF
the inevitable prejudice to racing in
Maryland. TO a great sport, and to
the states revenues"
But, he stated, il the rule Is up
held, ut is difficult TO see how
trainers can assume the personal
responsibility imposed by a rule
under conditions prevailing in pub
lie stabling areas"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Trainers May Quit Eastern Track
Bench Gossip

New York. Dec. -Today's
hottest tip right from the old feed
box is that Bing Crosby has not
bought a single big league club
within the past IS hours. Eth
er New Orleans or Dallas. in abou.
that order, is expected TO be named
within the next few days as the
10th city in the All-America foot.
ball Conserence-to break the Jump,
someone suggested, between Los
Angeles aud Rio de Janeiro. .-. &.
Gus Lesnevich. the l7J-pound
champ, has begun yodeling for a
shot at he winner OF Louis-Conn
Says he taught 5000 men how to
box during the war and learned
plenty himself.
Nope" says Frank Hyde OF the
jamestown, n. Y, Post-Journal,
falling for the bait. that 49-year
thigh SCHOOL, grid rivalry between
Menominee and Marinette isn't the
oldes. as far as we apple knockers
up here in western New York are
concerned The records show
jamestown and Warren, Pa. have
been playing since 1889, which
would be Sc years II my school
housin' is proving itself"
Noting that Larry MacPhail's
assault trial is due 10 come up at
Bel Air. Md, on Jan. 3, Jerry Nit
chell OF the y. Y. Post comments:
only one thing is certain now
the John Law who slapped the
boss Yankee into he clink win
have stiff opposition in the coming
election. MacPhail Is backing the
rival candidate for sheriff with ev-
erything at his command, including
his celebrated vocal chords.s
News from Detroit says there Is
an excellent chance that the cham
pion Tigers outfield next season
will consist OF the star trio which
helped Beaumont win the Texas
League flag before the war-Hoot
Eyers. Dick Wakefield and Anse
Moore. Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons. the horse trainer. has had
the cast removed from his broken
leg and Is getting around again.
After having spent most OF his life
ducking horses hooves. with new
or an injury, Fitz cracked the "laig'
in scuffle with his dog
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Tankers Bow
to Ann ArbOr

Although Ypsilanti High School
swimmers won four first places In
their meet with Ann Arbor, Thurs
day. they were edged out by the
visitors, 1895.
Ossenheimer won the 200 yard
free style for the local squad, while
HouCk took the 100 yard free
style; Robertson won the diving
contest. and the relay team won
the 200 yard free style relay. The
relay team was made mp OF Dasher,
Seedle. Ossenheimer and Houck.
Wolters was second In the 100
yard breast stroke. while Campbell
placed second in the $50 yard in
dividual medlay and in diving.
Dasher placed thtTd in tine 30
yard free style.
The Ann Arbor team placed FIVE
first. but their main strength lay
in supporting placements. They
placed four seconds and FIVE thirds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Ring Decisions
.Ry the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press,
Fall River, Mass.-Cleve Bailey.
l6S. Philadelphia. outpointed Tiger
Ted Lowry. $50, New Bedford N0).
Danny Delgado, 13s Providence,
outpointed Steve Bellus, 1864, Bos-
ton (6).
Miami. Fla.-Jack Larrimore,
40, Miami and Able Kaufman, III,
Philadelphia, drew G0). Eddie
Steel, 164, Macon. Ga. T.K.O. Polo
Cara. 165. Mexico City G0).
Pittsburgh-Billy Garrett, 144,
Swissvale. Pa, TKO Sparky Rey'
nolds, $50, indianapolis 81.
Baltimore Hudson, Los
Angeles. outpointed Ellis Stewart.
Baltimore (1O).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21

Without waiting even a decent
interval for the item to get into
print. some gremlin In the office.
name OF Ted Meier, takes exception
TO our simple statement that George
Mikan is the greatest basketballer
since the late DR.. Naismith nailed
up his peach basket He says How
about Charley Hyatt. Hank Luis
ettl. Gus Anderson, Bob Kurland
and Harry Boykoff, to name just a
few? My own selection Ia Hyatt. ."
My answer Is. sir. that my own
selection Is Mikan. II there should
be any further dissents-and
had anticipated receiving one or
two-they will have to be taken up
with Fullerton. who returns tomor-
row. After all, it's his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Sports Roundup

DIdrison Zahsa has been
championships for the last Is today named
athlete 1915 by Associated Press poll OF
Zaharas dethroued the 1914 champion Ann
Curtis Francisco to reign beside Byron Nelson the native Tex
she Of the for the second straight
1875 10 1oi for Miss Curtis
League baseball defeated
los last night before 1000 fans
schoed The touring lost IS 10 the Pearl Harho
Navy AIlstars Wednesday night
Memphis-APThe University Mississippi athletic
John Guno Hoviou Of
football coaching tai
for the 1915 eleven.
Buffalo YAPL Earl Brown former Noe Dame athlete and
Dartmouth being sought
basketball and football coach
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Bowling Scores

Team high one game-EIlen's,
7S4.
Individual high three games - c.
Hunter. SIS.
Individual High single game 49,
c, Hunter and NJ. Thilo, tied, ISL.
Moose No.
NJ. Evans 400, d. Bevier 357. V.
SandersOn $50. B. Crow 437. V.
Lidke (sub.) 435.
Game totals Cpl go 765 2OI5
Moose No. 3
4. Clark S63. y. Crothers $50. n.
Harris 325. NJ. +. Smith 4el. Busch
3iS. handicap 1S6.
Game totals sos 6S6 700 1898
MorayS
II. McComb 425, G. Hunter SIS.
l.. Lore $50, NJ. Leslie 35i. +. Mess.
ner 800.
Game totals 674 80 $50 2046
Ellen's
Koble 1852, Jeppesen 800, Philo
ii4- Beatty al. Slayer 434. handi-
cap 81.
Game totals 622 654 7s4 1850
Hiler's
b. Mills 1876. Y. Edge sos. T. Tur-
ner 407, W. Steel 414 F. Hitler 292.
Game totals 622 COO 633 1855
Smith Furniture
r Lille PA, R. Morrison 81, VI.
Lappinen 32l. f. Russell 34i, VI.
Mackey 1863. handicap 40.
Game totals $40 5G3 573 1913
Moose No. II
6. Phillip 219. c. Olson 25s. VI.
Wissinger 40S, II. Koeller 1856, p.
Robtoy 32S
Game totals 500 SIS $50 1899
Trojan's
". Koch 46l, L. linn 800. T..
Waiting 327. Z. Wolfgang 235, !.
Smith 354. handicap 80.
Game totals sos SOB SCI ITO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Legal Notices

Lot Walter DietE $3.50
Lot Leo Gooden $3.50
Lot Charles Beatty $3.50
Lot Elmer white $3.50
Lot Mrs. Edwin Ewell $3.50
Lot Carl 4 Lee Cox $3.50
Lot Mrs. Anna Titus $3.50
Lot 10 Mrs. Anna Titus $3.50
Lot II Mrs. Jessie Miller $3.50
Lot IL except the S IS n
Richard Adams $3.50
s Sc n. of Lot ~ & 8 Sc II.
of Lot 10
John Schaffer $3.50
Lot Is except the S 90 n.
$. b. Treat $3.50
Lot IS except the S 50 n. and
Lot us except the S SO II in
Ainsworth Park Sub.
Emma A. LenheeSer $3.50
s 50 IT, OF Lot ] 3 and the S 50 IT,
OF the w 12 II. of Lot Is
and S So II. Of Lot IFS In Ainsworth
Park Subd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21

RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE
Moray's
Streicher 449. Piersen sos. Chris
tenos 1893, Griffin 372, P. Richards
421. handicap AS.
Game totals 761 766 664 2191
cox's Standard Service
D. Wood Sill. J. Morrison 4o7, c.
Wood 451, II. Miller 452. II. Rey-
nolds 1856.
Game totals 500 77s 1913 1907
Hollywood Restaurant
N. Terry Az, D. Denton SOL, G.
Kline AS, c. Lore 456. F. Wood
4s5.
Game totals SO $50 76l PAPA
Bates Shoe Repair
J. Hewitt 429. Il. Brown $40.
Duane $50, Lippard Az. Albertson
466. handicap 29i.
Game totals 79l 749 SIS 2415
TEMPLE THURSDAY LADIES'
LEAGUE
High Scores
Team high three games Ellens
o060.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
VETERANS, FRESHMAN JOINED

New Orleans, Dec 2i-AP-Con-
trastinE products OF wartime foot
ball combat veterans and teen
age freshmen-will feature the re-
spectiye supporting casts for all
American halfbacks Bob Fenimore
and Herman Wedemeyer in the SUI
gar Bowl football game.
Four ex-soldlers who saw plenty
OF shooting will probably start
with Fenimore for Oklahoma A. and
NJ. and nine pink-cheeked fresh
men are expected to take the field
with Wedemeyer ;or st. Mary's
Gaels
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Back When

Today a year ago-St Louis
Browns We're named as Comeback
OF the year in Associated Press
poll.
Three years ago-Barney Ross
was named winner of the Neil Mem.
orial boxing trophy.
Five years ago-Billy Conn
signed to meet Joe Louis for heavy
weight title in June.
Ten years ago Jack McAvoy
knocked out Babe Risko, world mid
dleweight champion, in frs round
of non-title scrap.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21

q Sault Ste. Marie amateur sEgre-
cation. After = scoreless first per
Tod, the Wolverines poured Il on.
paced by two goals from Bill Jack
sobson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
WOLVERINES WIN

Ann Arbor-AP- University Of
Michigan's hockey team ran its
winning streak 10 five here Thurs
day night with a s to ! victory over
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21
Sports Calendar

TODAY
Ypsilanti VS.. Plymouth, basket
ball. at Ypsilanti, 7 p. m. two
games).
Lincoln vs.. Alumni. basketball. at
Lincoln, 1880 p. m. Zone gsme).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-21

HIGH SCORING sPARTAN-sam
Fortino is a sharpshooting forward
on this years Michigan State Col
lege basketball team. A discharged
seryiceman from Alma, Mich, For
tho was voted the most valuable
college player in Michigan cage cir
eleS last year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

The Rev Nathaniel Jackson Of
FL, BaptlS' church was absent
rom his pulpit last Sunday morn
lNs because hc Is conducting A two
Vcck revival IN Atlanta. The RcvS-
!. Halter. :. Jones and SlmmS
vii' conduit services during the
Rcv. Mr.. JaCGSonS absence.
Mrs Mary Eula Jones, grand
mother Of the baby SNc sponsored
IN the BABY contest he'd Al First
Baptist church last Sunday, went
over the TOP with $500 The baby
Marshall Barry Douglas is the son
Of Nj and Mrs Leon Douglas.
The prize MAS SIS war BOND
Second prize was won by tredrina
Whlthy. GRANDDAUGHTER OF the Rev.
and Mrs. Nathaniel Jackson, Mrs.
L.ela Floyd sponsored TINS BABY
She was given $40 Tor war stamps.
Third prize was won by Alellne
Burch. sponsored by Mrs Ruin
Hunter. She received 81 for war
stamps Fourth prize VAS won by
Jennie Lou AuSterS. sponsored by
Mrs Edna Terry and Donnie Dlehe-
son. sponsored by Mrs Lola Frle-
son. Each Of these babies received
five dollars for war stamps.
THIS contest was sponsored by
the senior uSncr board Of First
Baptist church Mrs Ruth Hunter
is president, and Courtney Tolar,
secretary.
The Rev. A. G. Williams 81
metropolitan Baptist church was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

Elaine FordS' cousins here were
Paul Ford member OF the WILDER
force team Fave a pretty coed and
Jimmie Ford az Xenla. Ohio They
Rad d lot Of fun with their relatives.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
The Party Line
By MARIAN

Tho Cot c Ford, o. Hartford ave-
,.c
A-ro larc 1.cc.c.frc Robinson
and A'0' "atr'N arc smart
.Npbl.- t.o ~ Goods Com N..acr
force arg UCrc here FOR the .amr
~. s. '.'''' -''' -
'n'.-''o' ne ''i axe "' h'r
d. -H.cg Ace 20 ST Louis Bailey
., So. " Tho Rev d y Howell
read ,rc ,c-c.ruoc, The brides
.....,.s..-,l,i.-..-ao Nj, Fu0ch Donald
10 Wan avenue rompI.rcntci
.scr, ash ,,c q .cr,Inr
Ps I'D Doro,ny Dickson IrNiS
make the middle aisle on
Ny
\ note ,ror J.s0.fs Carr charm
..7 coed ~ " "a. state. tells mo
--.,e ac.f .1c crlavs campus lifc
~ ... Great hmm .,ocn her team
r'-,cd HoRsr4 and Mor,an col
'c-c. She ~ M home for
THANKSGIVING
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Motor Cita-I -
e h1Z;'|'YYSZ Z7kgk

urday evening. The home OF Mrs.
Lola Ericsson Lawrence Brown,
president. and Miss Catherine
Summers. secretary.
A party in the interest OF the
First Baptist choir will be given
at the home OF Mrs Mary Z. Rainer
next Friday evening.
Mrs. Lola Ericsson has as her
house guests her brOther-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Carter Of Tampa. Fla. They have
been hOnOrees at many parties.
APOLOGIES 20 10 Mrs Elizabeth
Graham. whom failed 10 mention
in the success OF the party given
by the Straioht Eight Social club
al Ner home last week,
Chicken was the order OF the
evening when Mrs. Miney Hardy
was hostess Ia small group OF
friends last Saturday evening Al
her home Hear the StalWorths
are enjoying themselves to the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

The Rev. a. G. Williams Of
Metropolitan Baptist church was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

fullest while vscstioning in Geor-
gis. Jimmy. as he is known to his
friends. just returned from over
seas. gathered his family for visit
10 his and wife's mother.
The Rev. George Jones. one OF
the associate pastors OF First Bap-
fist church. preached at the eleven
o'clock services last Sunday morn
ing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
SOUTHWEST DETROIT

guest speaker at tho afternoon
services al First Baptist church
last sunday. lie was there in
the interest Of the usher board.
He delivered wonderful mes
sage. using as his subject, God
Wants The Best"
MRS. IDA JACKSON. wife o. INC
Rev MIR Jackson. gave an address
Al the Senior cholr'S anniversary
Her words encouraged the Nom
bcrs Of the Senior choir 10 make
this a banner year Without her
help auXIlarles Of the First Bdp-
tist church would not carry the
strength which they now carry.
It's = boy for Mr. and Mrs John
Moore OF Copeland street The
young heir has been named Ray
mund.
Pfc Richard Green is home on
furlou9h after spending almost tNC
years overseas. He IS the SOn-in-
law OF Mike Brown prominent
citizen Of this community. Mr.
Brown has done much 20 improve
race relations.
Lollie Summers of South Sol
way was guest of honor at birth
day last SATURDAY. The party
was deliberately planned and en-
ioyed by all the guests. So manv
faces were present that ] will
mention just a few: George Ham
iltOn. ZOrina Richardson. Vivian
Friday. Mary Arnold. Pvt Arthur
Henderson. LuciOus Anderson,
Tresavau Parker. rs Thomas
Wise. Jr.. Floyd Jackson. Ailene
Perry. Vera Freeman. GwendO-
lyn Parker. Mildred Cash. Mar
garet Dive. Olivia Gordon. Mary
Little. Winnie Mae Sanford. Mary
T.. Butler. Mildred DYE. Laverne
Kent, Sgt Cornell Peters. sam
uel Brady. James Green. Albert
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

News Of the week ccnierS def
nitely around he KeniuCkN-Wi-
herforee game. Of which YOU know
by now tha, Wlheriorcc won u
Nss q lot 81 tun and brought to the
tcwn plenty O, COLLEGIATE stnos-
rhere
Elaine Ford had two cousins on
Tire Wilberforco team and they
Nere busy dong INC town after 'hc
game
The W,lhc-force alumni. party a..
the Kappa House Was lots 81 IN
% Was ne main ball doRr 20 nc
Labor Temple II was - crowded
though yoa just Couldn squeeze an
Mr. and Mrs Charles RAWLINGS
a. Pennsylvania avenue had house
guests They were NJ and Nh.
Robert Jordan and Nj, RchcCCa
Porter Of Kentucky Mr. Jordan j.,
president ~ the Kcntu-hV State
alumni and Mrs Portc- Is V.'c o.
one ~ the Blue Grass s'1'c. pha o.
r'aciStS Thcv SDcnt p pcck In
time for tho Kentucky safe mort
va and the dance they had - INC
Nacshce Bids The, also attended,
Gene Tooncrs cockteL party 'or
visitors.
s., LEROY McKcsson lc', cor .'v
Rf,cr loHs leave hc~c aHth Hl.
n-other Ms Belle VI KcSSoo T.c
tip has been 50 grand he hatci
tsNing sdle't
Kelly simmons NJ. drcd and 20
h other Is home after benz D.. the
service four wears he has been
yeryWherr. had plenty @! cXpci-
encc and looks fine
PRETTY Betty Norman celebrated
re- birthday with a family turkey
dinner last sunday She vas happN
q her dad St Jack Norman. Is
home from overseas. and 20 stay
Ner mother s the former Mary
FroWn.
Congratulations 20 Rov W Stcph-
eNs SC who - now stationed N
NsWsn where nc - teaching short
hsYd and music appreciation His
r1o'her Mrs HENRIETTA MILESTONE.
is ,erv happy Raw sends greetings
- AZ ~ his Detroit friends.
Elaine FordS' cousins here were
Paul Ford member OF the WILDER
force team Fave a pretty coed and
Jimmie Ford Of Xena. Ohio They
had LOT Of tln with their relatives
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE NEW IDEAL SOCIAL AND
CIVIC GLIB

Met Al the hone o. Mrs VI She
ton on Hendrie The president.
Mrs Reid. Mrs Brandon. BRAY.
Chambers. and Go2glns gave Splen-
did reports on the National Fedora
tlon Conference If Federated clubs
held m Washington The hostess
served i delicious turkey dinner
Al oar meeting Of oct - Ms
Sarah Hall 2dye a very interesting
book report ON Richard WrIghtS
BLACK Boy 80 The next meetln2
VIII be he'd ~ Mrs Whitening :
home I'm Conan Garden. Mrs Coz
gins Will talk 10 the group on the
history Of India
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

w. ID. Morrison, president of the
Morrison Investment company, left
during the week for Atlanta. Ca,
to represent the Booker T. Wash
lngton Trade association al a con-
ference Of business men and edu-
Gators. He was accompanied by
William II. Porter.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
u. Of N. Homecoming
Program Announced

The University of Maryland's first
postwar Homecoming day, scheduled
for Saturday, will be high lighted by
the football game between Mary
land and Virginia Military Institute
Open house will be maintained in
all departments of the university
for the returning alumni during the
morning.
The days program will include an
alumni rifle match, a home eco
nomics display, chemistry demon
stration, cattle display by the COL
lege OF agriculture, as well as the
crowning OF the Homecoming queen
before the football game and a COM
Ipetitive parade of floats at the
game.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best decorated fraternity and So
rority houses. Luncheon will be
served in the cafeteria and dinner
in the dining hall. The final event
will be the homecoming dance in the
new Armory.