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Evening star., 1945-05-20

cal stores over a steep, rocky and
seemingly hazardous mountain trail.
There has been but one woman in
this group of artists, Marion Green
wood, New Yorker, former student
at the Art Students League, who has
painted both in this country and
Mexico, who is seen at her best,
aquitting herself well in such a
painting as "The Dental Front"
pill Call" group of malaria
victims receiving their daily quota of
quinine, by Franklin Boggs, and
"Flashlight Surgery in Saipan," by
Robert Benney, are both impressive
we'll drawn, admirably painted.
Peter Bl,lme's Fracture Ward" also
is well rendered and impressively
factual.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Junior College Study Years High Light;
Child Receiving Home May Be Provided

Junior College Study Years High Light;
Child Receiving Home Nav Be Provided
BY sUTER
Board of Trade School Committee Completes Busy Year
wasnston meeting
along lines to the and
list the ss and :,
attention Of the tnroughout the
are
" ssa
sies HaseT juvenile delinquency Harry N sta
M svns tes
sss:
were to the Board OF Directors the Board Of
its oppo-
:ssnss
that the Of the committee with the school
in the budget for the next hscal year.
with similar committee Of school officials lines which promise
Public Schools Committee that the very
tive va % On colleges the action
able professional '''N
subcommittee is that junior college should be
9sd in the District of The curriculum should
vocational subjects should taught along with
related place
skin and professional should be combined
Of moral mo- and social Such curriculum
his needs and capacities "
the developing sld education
that field especially terminal
This expansion due in part
high school graduates thousand population to
especially
changing the
industrial social and political machinery Training
s FIVE n tine times 1
requiring preparation junior
senior college level Special schools
ments in social
" Washington"
school graduates college
ing their education strongly
and CD the lack of available training help
mas been greatly lowered or eliminated enrolment
graduates junior colleges greatly
OF vocational subjects
Assuming the establishment colleges
mend continues
white students from Divisions sAnd 500 coored
10 to l3 inclusive To this
would be Junior college
These two colleges should
In the beginning instruction might
traton should be under the
6" In addition school
graduation public Junior colleges offer wide opportunities
education and for the training most essential for the
the Immediately
Public unanimously approved principle the
its Subcommittee
OF the report be presented to the
ent junior colleges Washington along the lines outlined
the directors have deferred action the until
sunaby after the
The copy regarded
valuable outline textbook which
Columbia taken actively consideration Copies report
available of
The activities Of Public under the
direction OF its energetic chairman Kenepp
militant fighter public school system
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Provision Promised for Receiving Home
BY JESSE C. sUTER,

The present indications that
District appropriations bill item
ton OF the receiving home for children for which s2
subcommittee
headed Representative Mcmillan
ing hearing the subject
$4,000
1t understood that the Appropriations Subcommittee
keeping with the views OF the the
rather than with the the Public
been seeking receiving home of ss which
a classification center for District child
The the building Receiving Home
unmet
due for long time
Studies which have been the
the that vast improvements
nearly all of them
case OF the institutions dealing with child problems
The Council of Social Agencies
nave been repeatedly calling the attention
committees to the critical and unsatisfactory conditions
Of sembance of American procedure the on
possibility Of relief through the unsatisfactory
granted O
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Another instance Of the increas-
ing patronage Of art by industry, Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
THE QUO vADIs BRIDGE CLUB

Met at the home Of Mrs. Mae
Heard. 4228 Brush street. The
president was present for the first
time since her recent illness. After
the business session, a delightful
repast was served Mrs. Ratliff.
Mrs. Rex Smith and Mrs. England
were club guests Games were
played with prizes going to Mrs.
Estella Lewellyn. first; Mrs. Tom
mic BankSton. second. and Miss
Bendella Williams. BOBBY. T h @
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

Mesdames Marie Lewis, Blanche
Evans, Almeda Clifford. Sue Col
bert. Elizabeth Crosby. Virginia
Flennoy and Marian McClain.
Donald Webb OF Bangor avenue
will leave Saturday morning for
the army.
Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Preston are
/ honorinR Mimic Cato Saturday
night with party al the Wom-
/ ans Federation building. The
famous star is soon TO leave for
foreign shores TO entertain with
USO groups.
VERY PRETTY was the confirma-
ton service at ST. Pauls Cathedral
when the following were made
members Of st. Cyprians' Episcopal
church. The class included Anita
N. Agollard. Richard Agollard. Iris
Cason. Jeanne Graham. Carl CAT
ling, Billy and Clyde Hendley, Lor-
rane and Luciel Jones. Catherine
Lewis. Henrie NJ Perry, Corrine
Perry, Marjory Porter. Malta Jane
Robert, Hattie Searles. Ruth
Searles. Dolores Slaughter, Naomi
Waller.
Sunday is truly party day with
early morning breakfast al the
home Of Mrs. Gladys Dunlap for
the Triangle club.
Then the afternoon with the
Reds OF Msrston avenue celebrat-
ing their 25th anniversary . and
It's so years a golden date for
Mr.. and Mrs Mars of Fischer ave-
nue.. and the Louis CANDLES Of Bull
avenue.
GOOD NEWS is that Jimmie Nc
Mahan. who was so critically i'll in
Ford hospital. is back 10 his home
on Harmon avenue and getting
along fine.
Sylvia Hill. the youngest daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hill OF
w. Grand boulevard, celebrated her
graduation from Wingert school
with party given at her home
Tuesday night. II was lots Of fun
for the Juniors who we're included
on her guest list.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
The Party Line
By MARIAN

News Of the graduates and
scholastic achievement receives our
foremost attention this column
week
Lucille Chambers of Hague ave-
nue. finished three months vacation
i'm California in tine To get INTO
the commencement parade OF
Wayne university Al the Masonic
Temple. She received degree OF
bachelor Of science in public
health. During her trip west she
was an observer at the San Fran
cisco conference. honored at many
parties and didn't realize the food
shortage Ill she came home.
FRANKLIN LETT SIR. has re-
ceivcd years scholarship at
Wayne. He is going to study law,
while little Frankly Jr.. received
nine "9Es" on his report card and
e" stands for excellent. Just a
chip of the old block.
While footing honorS mustn't for
get my daughter, June Mccain,
who was the only colored student
in her BIB class al Condor TO make
the honor roll There were six in
the class so honored.
Marjory Ramsey was among the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Couple Wed In
Home Rites

Mrs. Florence Johnson was mar
RED Sunday afternoon at 40 p m.
10 William X. Chancellor before an
inprovlsed altar IN the living room
81 her home AT Sl4 Owens the Rev
Robert l. Brady Jr ofioistod
Mrs Johnson was beoomInsly
dressed n an afternoon RoVn 81
pale blue marouSeiie with inserts
a. lace. She was attended by her
daughicr-in-lsw Mrs. /. " john
son Jr Who vas striking in dark
RED The bride Was gwen ~ mar
rage nv her brother Barney
Holmes Of Jackson Mich r "
Clark. assisted VI Chancellor as
best man MI Andrews sang.
Thru the Years before tho couple
spoke their VOWS
4 RECEPTION was held Wne-
oiatCly following the marriage and
Hundreds 81 friends attended.
among them Mrs Lena Holmes SIS
~ E'AlEAbN VI Wv ~ wv slAl ~ tthbi
principal from Albion Mich. an
other Sister-in-law. Mr. Alder,
Holmes 81 New York Ciy. Mrs.
Jessie Parker OF Jackson. Mir anG
Ms Fred Tol>on. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams Mrs Shirley Behan. Mr..
Geneva Jones. Mrs CotopaNIe Pat
terSon. Miss Mamie Lawson, Helen
Wyatt. Clara HARDY. Mrs. Ollie
Brscey and Miss Helen Turner
Mrs Chancellor Is an employe OF
tho state Of Michigan. Mr. Chan.
&C Tor has been an cmployc Of the
posi- Office for the past % wears
Both arc we'll known in Detroit
and both arc members of Second
Baptist senior choir
The couple will be- al home to
friends al STA Owen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
OR Committee
Final Meeting

Mrs. Johnnie Washington Of 40
Frazier. River Rouge, was the host
ess for the Girl Reserve committee
OF Lucy Thurman Branch Y.WC.A..
at the last meeting of the season,
Plans were discussed for their pro-
gram for the ensuing year. includ-
ing broader program for the club
of the Northrup school of River
Rouge Of which Mrs. Dorothy Scott
Cunningham is sponsor.
Mesdames Nellie Tribble and
Tamara Webster Of River Rouge are
the two new members added to the
committee. They are to work with
Mrs. Cunningham in planning the
meeting of the matrons OF the
vicinity TO expand their Girl Re-
serve program,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Wives
Bridge AT Frat
House Friday
BY GLADYS MILLS

The benefit bridge party spon-
sored by the Omega Wives at the
Fraternity house, Friday night was
huge success. Mrs. Eva Collins
did grand job Of heading the COM
mittee which planned the affair
Actively engaged in receiving the
guests, registering them. and other
wise officiating. we noted, Marie
Reed, Essell Ssulsberry. Fannie
Wells. Marjorie Willis. Agnes Lew
is. Cornell Drum. Bernice Hoag-
land. Beatrice Wesson. Evadney
Kendall, Juanita Ivy. and Bettyc
Harris
BOTH AUCTION and contract
bridge were played with Mrs p.
HauSef. winning first at contract
a 32-piece set of dishes: and An
nette Clardy. first at auction. Othe,
prize winners were Mary Burden.
Katherine Jones, Myrtes Elliott.
Mary Gay. Almeda Clifford, Marie
ScruggS, Mabel Johnson, Edna Har-
rison, j. j. Gross. Elizabeth Crosby
Mrs. Edgar Pitts. Bessie Officer
Edna Tondee, Mabel Halle. Melis-
sabel Grant. Mrs. Andrew Waund-
less, Mae Parker, Sally Darden,
Sadie Ransom and Matte jackson
NOTED among the bridge play
ers were Margaret Thomas. Valma
Branam, Blanche Lewis. Cora Mar
keo. Gertrude Gibson. Edith Ports
johnson. Priscilla Gray, Marie
Jones. Leona Lange. Louise Marsh.
all, Theresa Henderson, Rosa Jones.
Bonnie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Barthwell Ruth E. Webb. Jeanne
Cole, Carolyn Glover. Jessie Mann
and Elizabeth Jackson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Edna Van Ripper
Feted ByParents

Miss Edna Van Ripper, daughter
OF the Paul Van Ripers of Wexford
avenue. celebrated her 2lst birth
day with lovely party given in
the recreation rooms OF her home
Saturday evening
DANCING AND enjoying the
very special occasion were! Mar
jorie Holly. Zelma Smith. Henry
Cade. Mary Berry, Milford Davis,
Thomas Brooks of the Shore Patrol,
Jeanne Langford, Helen and Doro-
thy Causey, Helen Taylor. Ere d
Hill, Eleanor Frazier, Lawrence
Jackson. Estelle Schley. Isaac Nor
row, Leroy Wilcox, Marie Ander-
son, Edrena Kilbough. Philip Ag-
new. Bette Glenn, WELDON Mercy
nolds, Bill Battle. Benjamin Pitt
man, Barbara Brown. John, Coul-
ter. Fred Taylor, Clara Moore.
Edith Coulter, Laurine Fields, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ c. Barnes. Gussie
Allen Walter Charles, Ebert Lang
ford. Finis Branham, II. B. Moore
and Charles Guam.
Miss Van Ripper was the recipient
OF many lovely gifts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
Quiet NuptiaIs To
Unite Young Pair

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Allgood. Of 1857
Hartford avenue. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Lois
Woodruff, TO F-O Charles Goldsby,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Goldsby
OF lronwood avenue. The nuptials
will be read before the members
OF the immediate families June "a.
A reception will be held at the
Urban League later. F-O GoldSby
is stationed at Goldman Field. Ky.
Miss Woodruff is a former student
of Wayne university and is present.
ly employed at the Army Air Force
depot.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

June graduates from Condor Inter-
mediate. and now she is busily get
ting ready TO vacation this summer
in Tennessee.
ONE OF the lucky graduates is
pretty Cecilia Garter She grad :
uated from Eastern high. and her
Sodparents, the Fred Fullers. are
giving her round trip to New
York. Her aunt, Muriel McCorkle
is giving her party at the Alpha
house and her cash gifts already
amount TO 500 She is the Ray
Carriers pretty daughter.
! Mrs. Zelma McGlasker and Mrs.
Mary Norman are enjoying the
Kentucky Derby and southern hos
pltallty. They were jointly honored
AT a party in Louisville given at
DR.. Hanmonds home. Before Mary
Norman arrived in the Blue Grass
state She visited in Chicago. Her
friend there. Bcrnice Farmer. is
going TO visit her upon Mary's
return.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
MR.. AND MRS GARNET THAR

MIR. AND MRS GARNET THAX-
TON entertained Tuesday in honor
OF Mrs. Barg Of Birmingham. Ala.
and Mrs. Sarah Griffin of, Chicago.
ILL.,, al their home on Beechwood
avenue. It's cozy background proved
ideal in setting and their hospital
lily is something TO sigh about.
The hosts had plenty Of food and
drinks, and my what an evening.
Guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. James White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry. Miss Taylor, Mr.. Willough-
by, Mr. and Mrs. James Greene.
Mrs Eula LiGhtfoot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Mag
bee, Claude Martin. Mr.. Lake. Mrs.
Jennie Ely. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walden. Marian McClain and
many others.
The Sophisticatcs went 10 see
Red. Hot and Blue" al the Shubert
Lafay cite with Fern Johnson as
their hostess on Tuesday. II was
the beginning OF gay evening for
the membership which included
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
CLUBS
THE YOUNG wOMEN's CLUB

Held its business meeting Tues
day al the Detroit Association Of
women's Clubs. rs. Anna Saw
age was accepted as a mber OF
the club. Plans for an outdoor pic
mic in July for the children OF
members OF the club we're made.
AS this was the last business meet
ing of the fiscal year, all plans for
summer activities were completed.
Hazel Hammond is president and
Theresa Mccoy is club reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
THE vIGTLANTES CLUB

Met AZ the home Of Z Round
tree After the meeting was over,
the husbands OF the club were en-
tertsined The hostess served a
lovely menu. The next meeting
will be al the home OF Manila
Shelton, 2l6 Hendrie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
pRESENT yyCpE 7

PRESENT WERE Lulu Thomas.
Peggy Harris, Barbara Tate. Leroy
Lane, Faye Sylvers. Janet Benton.
Jimmie Burton. Geraldine West
brooks, James Adams, Eta Hurley.
Oliver Agee. Frank White, Pvt.
Charles White. Rose Walker and
Wilma Monsamie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

Donald Webb OF Bangor avenue
will leave Saturday morning for
the army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23

Mesdames Marie Lewis, Blanche
Evans. Almeda Clifford. Sue Col
bert. Elizabeth Crosby, Virginia
Flennoy and Marian McClain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
THE COMMUNITY
MATRON'S CLUB

Met at the home of Mrs. Belzara
Porties, 1898 Hunt. Plans we're
completed for a pea" contest to
be given at the home of Mrs. Por-
ties Saturday, June 30 All men,
bers were present except three.
The hostess served a most deli
cious repaSt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
June Graduates
Honored At PARTY

Wednesday afternoon, group OF
Jolly lads and lassies were enter
tained at luncheon at the home OF
Miss Pearlee Rhonenee of Marston
CT, in honor of Lulu Thomas and
Peggy Harris Of Flint, Mich. both
June graduates.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-23
THE HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE

Unit IL met at Brewster center
for its regular meeting. The next
meeting will be held at the YWCA.
Songs and prayer opened the meet
ing. Mrs. M W. Green Is presi-
dent; Mrs. Randolph is publicity
chairman.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-25
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@aittpOdl, ben 25. apriI 1916

Itpuroe, oie 8Idne fir oie beitfde ar.
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Sonnenaufgong 5u betpunoern. 90
5teben bic 3ur6er ouf ibren uetliberg,
bic S6in5na6er ouf Die @isliflub, ote
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gluf elmer erbobten Steae, nit einen
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Die uNlpenfeitmna" Der 9saais
(Sffice of @or ssSS11fornotiot1)

(sOTT1ce or 2Sdr SShTorttdIton)
0ie fron50ftide 8reiie ber0ffentlt6t
8eri6te> oie it6 auf Snformationen
bon ~irgenotpo in Deuti6Ion6" ftitben
uno BEN i6on lange borberri6enoen
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