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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
NAVSTEVY NASICH
CHLAPCU.

Do sch1ze Sok. Jedn. Blesk
ktera Sc konala minuly tyden,
zavitali v prGvodu svych otcG
diva bratTi sokolove vracejic1 sc
z evropskych bojist. Byli to:
kapitan letectva Alvin Pokorny
a vojfn Willis Stipsak. Br. sta
rosta Josef Bflek oba bratry
privital a pral jim by Sc bro
vratili na dobro. Vsichni bratri
pax provolali cadskym vojln1m
sokolfkGSm bouTlive INA zdar!"
Kapitan Pokorny, o nemz
jsme jiz n6kolikrate psali, mes
kal s Is. Leteckym 1tvarem v
Italii. V poslednfch bojfch by
10 ieho l6tadlo sestreleno v sew.
Italii a on byl poranen. Tyto
dny sc vratil do U. S. a dostal
6Oti-denni dovolenou. Meska
Sc svou manzelkou Grace u
svych rodicn Aloise a Amy Po-
korny, 1888 Ednor Road.
Ziskal tTi valecne dekorace
Purple Herat, Distinguished
Flying Cross a Flying Medal,
5 Battle Stars a 3 Oak Leaf
Clusters.
Vojin Willis stipsak pc 2 le-
tenn pobytu V zamoff (Evrop6)
kde s1castnil sc boj1 We Francii
a N6mecku zavital ma 30ti den
nj dovolenou ku sym rodicGm
Janu a Betty Stipsak, 624 E.
Both st.
Willis byl nejdffve pridelen
k Air Force kde 81 z1skal 1 Bat
tie Star, pax byl pridelen k 8.
PEST divisi. Tato divise bojova-
la V N6mecku jake soucastka l.
Amer. Armady, kde Willis z1s-
kal dive Combat Stars.
= Do redakce TELEGRAPH"
zavital Pfc. James Zaloudek Sc
svoji manzelkou May. Pfc. Ia
loudek je We vojenske sluzb6 4
leta a z toho ztravil 212 v "a
mort v Africe, Korsice a Italii
a byI pTid6len k U. S. 18th Ali
Force. Dlel donna ma 30ti den
nj dovolene. Manzele zaloud-
kovi mali synacka % mes1cG
star6ho. Jeho matka p1. Anna
zaloudek bydlf Alb N. Brad
ford st. James odjede tento pa
tex ma sve stanovist6 do Miami,
Florida.
Jeho bratr Pfc. Josef Zalou-
dek ie take V u. S. Leteckem
Sboru nekde v Burm6 (Indie)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
DOPIS Z CZECH Cd
AMERICKEHO VOJAKA

Krajanka p1. Anna Cesky,
AL N. Curley st. obdrzela do
pis re star6ho kraje cd americ-
keno vojfna, ktery p1se, re je
We Strakonicfch a prostrednic-
twin 2 malych ceskych det1 do
stall ma rodiny sestrenice p1.
Cesk6 a p. FIR. Boudy. PTilozil
take snfmek rodiny ma kterem
stale re jsou vsichni zdravi.
Vojfn dale p1se, re je z Buff
falo a polskeho pGvodu, takze
Sc We Strakonic1ch S lidmi dobre
dorozumf. Nejvets1 pot6sen1
mali vojaci z ceskych d6tf, KITE
re americke vojaky primo zboz
null a kazdy vojak re srdce
rad je pocastuje nejakym tim
vzacnym pamlskem = hlavne
cokoladou. Tam6jsf lid je Size
trochu podvyziveny = hubeny
= ale je dobr6 mysli a ma O.
hromnou radost z osvobozen1 a
hledf S velkou nadej1 lepsf bu-
doucnosti vstffc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20

kamarada, ktery snad s nami
Cechy pTisel teprve zde do sty-
ku ale lined Sc k nam hlasil.
Tez o Vas nam vypravoval. Sc
zajmem jsme poslouchali a po-
zadal jsem jej, ably nam dovolil
Yam napsat nekolik Tadk1.
Ted Yam nebudu mic vypisovat
O nas1 vlasti. Zajiste jste hod-
ne slyseli ale az pTijedeme do
MI, budu Yam psat casteji a
hlavne jak Sc nyn1 u mas zije.
Ted prozat1m nev1me jak to u
mas vypada ale doufame, re Sc
CO nejdrlve dom1 dostaneme a
pax Yam vse vyp1si.
Prozatfm koncfm a s ceskym
pozdravem INA zdar"
Vas zdrav1,
Fuerbacher Frant.
Dvorak Frant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
POHRBY.

= Dne IL. cervence zemTel
We Springfield Statnfm Sanato-
riu p. Josef J. Wirth, Jr., man
Eel p1. Marie E. Wirth, PA N.
Glover ST. Byl star Sc let. Ma
rodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohfeb konal sc v pondeli,
16. cervence re Schim1nkova
Pohr. Domu do kostela ST. Eli
zabeth a odtud ma Parkwood
hrbitov "a assistance Father
Childress-e.
= Minuly patek, dine Is. GER
vence zemrel nahle v MAIDEN
jeste veku 40 let krajan o. Jo-
sef Zaj1c, 1892 Virginia Ave.
Narodil sc v Baltimore a povo-
lan1m byl krejcovsky stTihac.
Jeho nahleho odchodu zel1
manzelka pf. Bessie Zajfc, syn
Kenneth, stara maticka p1. A
nastazie Zaj1cova, dale sestry F.:
pl. A~nastazie Kotras, p1. Karo-
lima Zelenka a pf. Josef1na Ze-
lenka.
Pohreb zesnuleho konal Sc v
pondelf, 16. cervence re eva
chova Pohr. Domu ma Cesky
Narodni Hfbitov "a assistance
Rev. Franka Novaka.
= Dne 16. cervence zemTela
nasledkem opareni v nemocnici
sv. Josefa Phyllis L. CLANCY, 3
leta dceruska manzel1 Phillip
a Barbara CLANCY, 2317 E. Fe-
deral ST. Narodila sc v Balti-
more.
Pohfeb malicke konal Sc We
stredu, IS. cervence z domu
smutku ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele "a assistance Father S.
j. Scarff-a.
= 16. cervence zemrel v u
Mon Memorial nemocnici pan
John HI. Kilchenstein, manzel
p1. Gertrude R. Kilchenstein,
GLIB E. 29th st. We start 40 let,
Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc We ctvrtek
10. cervence z domu smutku dc
kostela sv. Bernardo a odtuo
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele
"a assistance synovce zemTeleh(
Father Charles H. Quinn.
Oba pohrby vypravil p. Ka
rel E. SchimInek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
HLEDA Sc KRAJANKA.

Konsularnf Jednatelstvf Ces-
koslovenske Republiky v Balti-
more obdrzelo V techto dnech
kabelogram z Prahy We kter6m
prfbuznf pf. Hany Brozov6 po-
tfebujf nutn6 jejfho souhlasu v
dGlezite rodinne zalezitosti.
Krajanka Hama Brozova je
laskav9 zAdana ably osobne do
kancelaTe kons. jednatelstvf
&. S. R. v Baltimore, 403 North
Castle St., Tel. Wolfe 7774
pTisla nebo kdo by vedel jejf
adresu necht il laskave sdelf
Kons. Jednatelstvf 6. S. R. v
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
KONGESNfK
THOMAS D~'ALESANDRO, Jr.
POJEDE DO


Mas mestsky radnf pan Frank
Bocek zastavil Sc v pond6lf v
redakci telegraph" ably nam
osobne vyffdil vzkaz naseho
k~ongesn1ka p. Alesandro, Jr.
DIE vypovedi pana Bocka
kongresn1k D'Alesandro jeste
Sc trent jinymi kongresniky Cd
jedou v polovine srpna do E.
vropy v zajmu UNRRA, ably
mohli vysetriti pomoc a potTe-
by osvobozenych zem1: Recka,
Italie, Belgie, Holandska, Nor
ska, Jugoslavie a Ceskosloven-
ska.
V rozmluve S p. Bockem kon-
gresn1k D'Alesandro znaje do
konale nase krajany v Balti-
more a Marylandu, projevil
velky zajem O nasi starou vlast
a test Sc poznati mas hrdinny
lid, ktery tolik trpel, ale nepo-
dial Sc!
Pfejeme kongresn1ku p. D.
Alesandrovi prfjemny pobyt v
Ceskoslovensku; vine e Sc mu
tam Dude l1biti = nebot Cesko-
slovensko je "zemsky raj to
ma pohled." A az Sc vrat1, dou-
fame, re pT1lezitostne Dude mo-
eli sym ceskoslovenskym pra-
tel1m v naSem meste a state
vypovedeti sve zazitky a po-
-znatky z nastevy v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20

Prominte, re Vas obtezuji
temito radky ale dovolil jsem Sc
u Vaseho p. syna. Sesel jsem
Sc S MIN zde We Florencii a byl
isem velmi rad, re jsem Sc s
MIN zde sesel. Poznal jsem jed
noho velmi dobreho ceskeho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20

Fond Vitezstvi!

J. M. a Marie Vondracek$1O.OO
Alb. a Josefa Taborsky 1000
Richard Taborsky 500
Stanislav Taborsky 500
Gustav Taborsky 100
Jar. a Bob. Cihlar 500
Frank a Barbora Hora 500
Rud. a Bozena Patrick 500
Frank a Josefa Hejny 500
August a Lillian Klecka 500
Terezie Cerny 400
ROdina Jana Koutn1ka 800
K pamatce padlych hrdin1
Anna Smrha 800
Vaclav a Marie Kozak 800
Matej a Marie Lehecka 200
Clenstvi:
Sbor Jaromfra j. 6. D. $500
John a KateTina Proxies 200
Helena Zaoralek loo
Ma Fond Vitezstvi" bylo az
do dnes nasemi krajany daro-
vano $48O.0O. Jest to p6kn5
suma penez, ale nedostacuje
jeste nebot nase odbocka Ces
Mar. Sdruzen1 "Pravda Zv1te.
ri" 81 stanovila kvotu $1,000.
Cetn1 krajane pTispeli ma ten.
to fond, ale je dosud mnohc
tech, kteT1 by tax NELL a mohl.
uciniti!
Penezn1 Diary zaslete ma p1
M. Kraft, SIG N. Milton Ave.
nebo do redakce Telegraph"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
OPRAVA.

V dopise z Czech, ktery dosta-
la p1. T. Heine cd maminky Sc
vloudila chyba nasledkem spat-
ne citelnosti rukopisu. Melo
byti re otec je mrtev, re Sc syn
Jarous ozenil, wal 81 vlfdnou
zenu a z radne rodiny a mali
dcerku.
Mileradi opravujeme!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
MiStni Zprdvy.

Pozdrav z Kansas City,
Mo. zaslal pan Marsal August
Klecka ktery meskal v tonic
m6st6 ma Sjezdu Standard Life
Assn jake delegat Radu Cechie
Pfse: "Vse jest v dobrem cho-
du a pokrok."
Pozdravy ma vSechny zasila
August Klecka,
u. S. Marsal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20

Uverejnujeme dopis re stare
vlasti, ktery obdrzel krajan p.
Josef Kris cd sveho synovce v
Plzni prostfednictvlm vojlna
re samostatne csl. jednotky v
Americke Armada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
cSL. VYBOR.

K uctenf pamatky zemreleho
pana Josefa Zaj1ce, daruje ro-
dina Janatova Pomocnemu W.
boru $500 ma m1sto kvetin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
JESTE KE KARNEVALU
CSL. SPOLKU
" BALTIMORE

Zabavni vybor zada nasi csl.
veFejnost o darby do stankGG,
ktere laskavs pfijmou pi. M.
Pokorny, 1881 E. Madison ST.,
pi. j. Peroutka, 8O6 N. Glover
Street.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20

Dne %. cervna zemrela We
Floral Parku, Long Island, N.
Y, byvala baltimoTanka a CITE
naTka TELEGRAPH" pf. Vincent
Jelinkova. Zprava tatO nam
byla oznamena dcerou zemrele
p1. A. Tammen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-07-20
Valka S Japonskem

Valka S JapOnskem
LODNf della
JAPONSKO.
Americke lodstvo pred prrista-
wy Kamaisi a Hakodate. 342
Japonskych letadel sestTeIeno.
Tret1 eskadra admirala Hal
seye opet je v akci. V patek
vecer bylo oznameno, re LODI
stvo, ktere teprve pred trent
dny provedlo svymi letadly
bombardovan1 japonsk6ho po-
bfez1 v okol1 Tokia, Sc obievilo
severne cd Tokia a zahajilo le-
tecke bombardovanf severnf
cast ostrova Honsu a ostrova
Hokkaido. Ostrov Hokkaido je
nej severnejs1 z japonskych o.
strovG a byl dosud usetren a.
merickeho bombardovanf. Sem
prchali japonst1 civilist6 pred
bombardovan1m JIM casti ia
ponska, a zde Sc take soustre-
doval japonsky prdmysl. Ope-
racemi pred bfehy Hokkaido Sc
americke lodstvo Halsey-ovo
temef spojilo Sc severnf eska-
drou, ktera z Aleut operuje u
Kurilskych ostrov1.
V sobotu bylo dodatecne O.
znameno, re Halsey zahajil ak
ci nejen leteckou n$brz take
namofn1. Americke bitevnf To-
di a kfizn1ky pTipluly k japon-
skemu pr1stavu Kamaisi, ktery
dive hodiny bombardovaly re
svych del. Prave tax byl bonn
bardovan hlavnf pfistav ostro-
va Hokkaido, Hakodate. V O.
bou pfistavech bylo zniceno prf
stavn1 zarfzen1 a cetne pr1my-
slove podniky. Japonci sc ne
odvazili ma toto bombardovanf
odpovidat re svych lodi nebo
letadel.
Til mesta ma Burme dobyta.
Britske vojsko v Burme do
bylo dalsfch til NEST Is mil Sc
verozapadne cd Pegu, zatim CO
dale ma zapad britske predni
patroly narazily ma trech mis-
tech ma organisovany odpor
Japoncd, zapadn6 cd Taunggyi
103 mile vychodne cd Thai.
Australia dobyli japonskou
pevnost ma ostrovS Borneu.
Vojaci australasia Z. divise
dobyli pevne posice JaponcI ma
hofe Batocampar, ktera byla
h~ouzevnate hajena, 5 mil ma Sc
yer cd Balikpapanu ma jiznfm
Borneu a postupuj1cf pc %silnici,
vedouc1 k severn.
Australasia vojsko je nynf s
to postupovati ma Samarindu,
so mil dale ma pobfezf spolu s
kolonou, postupuj1cf ma sever.
Ma pobTez1 Australia neset-
HAWAII Sc s odporem, ale W.
zv6dna sluzba zjistila, re ja-
ponske vojsko Sc soustTeduje
We velke s1le oblasti Samarin-
da "a pevnymi liniemi.
Aeroplany a pobTezn1 lodi
pokracuj1 We sve cinnosti podel
pobTezf BOrnea a zasahly tez
Gle ma Celebesu a Halmahera
ma vychode.
Cinske vojsko dobylo dalSi
zakladny Sincenu.
Cfnske vojsko znovu dobylo
byvale americke letecke zakla-
dny Sincengu v provincii XII
angst a postupuje ma sever k
dals1 letecke zakladne Kanh-
sien, 210 mil ma severovychod
cd Kantonu, jak oznamilo Gin
ske nejvyss1 velitelstvf.
C1nske vojsko tez znovu do
bylo Nankangu ma silnici z XII
angst do Kvantungu, Is mil ma
jihozapad cd Kanhsienu a ia
ponci jsou v patach pronasle-
dovani.
V provincii Kwangsi cinske
vojsko, postupujfc1 ma byvalou
americkou leteckou zakladnu
Kvejlin dobylo Cungtu, 80 mil
ma severovychod cd Liucau, ma
silnici do Kvejlinu.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Phyllis Lewis Makes
Debut At Garden Party

Lucille Davenport. Mrs. Lucille
Rosemond. Miss Winifred Broyles,
Mrs. Katie Cheatham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Moore. Miss Lillian
Mimms. Dr. and Mrs w. J Mosee.
Miss Hortense ReddEk. Miss Ber-
nice Miller Mrs William Pate,
Mrs Vera Muthleb, Mrs, Ira Whit
by and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Davis. Mrs Burrell Car
ter. Reverend Horace A White,
Mrs. J l.. jefferson and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Barthwell.
Mrs. Arthur Officer. Miss Roberta
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Fairbanks. Miss Freddie Bradley
and scores OF others
Miss Lewis. the honoree, was n
June graduate Of Wherefore uni
verSity and soror Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority. While she has had
several offers TO teach, in other
cities. she will in all probability.
become member Of the faculty OF
the Lewis school.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
YOUR RATION
STAMPS

Sugar
Sugar stamp No. 80 continues
disable for five pounds OF sugar
through August 81.
Meats and Fats
New red stamps Al, B-l. CT
D-l, Ell, good for ten points each,
are now valid and will continue
disable through October 81 Red
stamps K-2 through 70 remain
valid for ten points each. Last date
for the use Of K-2 throughP-2 Will
be July 81.
Processed Fruits and Vegetables
New blue stamps il. XII. LII.
MI, Nj are now valid for ten
points each and will remain disable
through October 81. Blue stamps
T-2 through Z-2 and Al through
HI remain valid. Last date for the
use OF To through X-2 will be
Ju' 81.
Gasoline
A-l6 coupons, good for six gall
Ions. continue valid through Sep
TENDER 81.
Fuel Oil
Period l, ?, 3. and coupons,
good for ten gallons per unit, are
disable throughout the country for
the rest OF the heating year. New
period coupons for the l945-46
season are now valid.
Shoes
Airplanc stamps Nos |, 2 and 3
in Book Three continue valid in
definitely. No new shoe stamp will
be val dated until August |, l945.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Friends Honor
Mrs. Harris At
Birthday Party

Mrs. Theresa Harris was hon.
ored on her birthday with a sur
prise party given by her friend at
the home OF Mrs. Walter Reid. 938
Marston. Thursday night. Bridge
and other games were played
throughout the evening in the
beautiful living and dining rooms.
A delicious repast was served by
the gracious hostess. as well as
cocktails. Mrs Harris was the re-
cipient OF many useful and love-
ly gifts.
Among those who attended the
affair and helped Mrs. Harris cell
citrate were Mrs. Clayton Strong
Misses Mary Emma and Lois
Thomas. Master Walter Reid. Mrs.
William Prince, Mrs. N. Ramsey,
Mrs. B. Tubbs, Mrs Anna Coop
er, Mrs. Tillie Higgins, Mrs Ian
tina Smith. Mrs. Myrtle Beck,
Mrs. Mary Woods, Mrs. Rose
Chambers, Mrs. Rose Ware. Mr.
and Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Ida Muse,
Mrs. Ida Strong. Mrs. Florine U.s.
sery. Mrs. Fannie Simpson. Mrs
Frances Davenport, Mrs. Hattie
Taylor. Mrs. Flora Turner and
Mrs. Brentie Ashford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

Here health and beauty aids that will help your
feel best health aids that M FOR fun aids
that skin and hair the effects
Each and every product
quality advertised brands
the prices Fill needs FOR the side Of Summer
health and beauty
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Blanche Williams,
Medic's Wife. Dies

SAVANNAH, Ga.-Mrs. Blanche
Clarke Williams, wife OF DIR. I. D.
Williams. promi nent physician
here. died last week at a local
hospital after a prolonged illness.
Mrs Williams, a former school
teacher. was a native OF Walhalla,
" C.. and received her education
in the public schools Of Anderson,
s. c. and the Dorchester Aca-
DENY in Mcintosh. Ga
Or. and Mrs. Williams were
married in Wilmington. n. c.. and
had two children. both Of whom
survive her. They are DR.. Mar
garet Williams Reid wife OF DR..
I.onnie Reid IN Suffolk. Va, and
1t. / Damon Williams, Jr., now
serving overseas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Honors Matrons

SAN ANTONIO. Texas-Around
a background Of orange and yell
low marigolds. Mrs Thomas Louise
Bond OF 3l9lz South Pine street,
complimented Mrs. Charles Otis
Stout OF Washington, d. C., with
a bridge-luncheon.
Sharing honors with Mrs. Stout
we're the wives Of officers stationed
al Fort Sam Houston Texas; Mes
danes Alice Woodruff, Pittsburgh,
Pa. and Sidney Vesta Wilson. OF
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Phyllis Lewis, demure
daughter Of Mrs. Violet Lewis, d.
rector NJ the Lewis Business chool,
made her formal bow 10 Detroit
society on last Sunday afternoon.
AT garden party, held al their
home, $3.50 John r. street between
the hours Of 5 and 3 pm
Miss Lewis was fetching in
youthful gown OF sheer white mar
quisette with exquisite floral null
ticolor appliques; Mrs. Lewis was
exotic in bizarre bolero gown OF
white. burnt orange, and tropical
print
Miss Nellie Watts. also in the re-
ceiving line. wore gown OF black
and poudre lace, and Mrs Lewis
mother was stately in black. Miss
Marjorie Lewis. sister OF the hon
Gree. was charming in An off,
shoulder frock Of white, as she as
sisted her mother.
The receiving line stood before A
trellis banked with baskets OF gay
summer flowers, making really
charming setting.
Senior hostesses were Mrs. Dor
othy Baker Lewis. Miss Maxine
BroyleS. Mrs. Fannette Norris.
Temple Ebster. Mrs MelisSabelle
Grant. Mrs. Beatrice Preston,
Robelye Trumbo. Elizabeth Gar
ner. and Elizabeth Blakemore.
Junior hosteSses were Miss Mar
iorie Lewis. Dorcille Logan, Helen
Preston. Marguerite Smith. Sadye
Montgomery Nettie LEVEL Lillian
Buright. Irene Grandord, Mary
Agnes Davis. Marion Pace. Isabelle
Richardson. and Lucille White
Out-of-town guests who attend
cd were Mrs Marguerite Smith. OF
Washington. D. c.; Mrs Davidella
Mcclellan Of INDIANAPOLIS; Leigh
Skipper. of Wilberforce university;
Calvin r. Kennedy Of Marianne
Ark: Blanche Crayton Of Cleve-
land. Maude l.. Whatlev Of Tusca-
loosa Ala: 1t II T Gibson OF the
L. s. Army: 1t Mary Morgan and
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Phelps. Of New
York.
Some Of the local guests were
Mrs. J G. Isaacs. Miss v F Bur
gen, Mrs. Hazel p Smith Mr. and
Mrs David Brown. Mrs w O Ter.
rell Mrs. l.. r. Brinson- Or and
Mrs Paul Alexander Mrs NJ A
Ovens. Mrs. Jas McFall. Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Gaines. Mrs. Carrie
Priest. Mrs. Samuel Lewis. Mrs
Thomas Drum. Mrs. Marie Reed
Mrs. Elwood Garvin Mrs Ernest
Cabule. Mrs. NJ J. Morrison, Mrs
Jessie Sla,on. Dr. and Mrs d J
Graham. Mrs Angel Lambert. Miss
Mrs. Viola Constable. Mrs. Rosa
Gragg. Mr.. and Mrs Snow F
Grigsby. Mrs. Beulah Whitby. Mrs
Aaron Toodle. Mrs Harold F. Bled-
soc. Mrs. WinRred Cochran Mrs
Frances Welker. Mrs. Jennie
Young. DR.. Ralston Mitchell. Mrs
Erma Kelley, Mrs. Edna Daven-
port Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar J. Pitts
r s LoWery:
Mrs s w Jenkins. Mrs Lyman
Burris. Miss Peggy BurriS. Mrs
Lucy f. Jones. Mrs Elizabeth Pate
Brady s. Moss. Mrs. James G. Gil
liam. Miss Phyllis A. Lawson Mrs
Roweua Watkins. Miss Burney
Watkins. Loretta Terhune. Mrs
Emily Hedgeman. Mrs. Cora Mar.
koe. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pitts. Rev.
erend and Mrs. Charles A. Hill
Roberta Hill. Mr.. and Mrs II A
Phelps. Mrs. Doris Horner. Mrs
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RFSA SHARON born on
June IS
Or AND MRS RICHARD Nc
CHEF and her son and daugh-
tor arc having fine VISIT N CHI
cage
RHODA JOHNSON fo6kin2
perfectly stunning ~ IN frock
hat and gloves 20 match
49,. made by JULIA GRIMES
&c.. IN peacock blue raw silk
NORMA WHITRY . looking
very pretty and groWn-uplsh IN
cnartreuSe draped frock AT the
debut party.
Congratulations n DR.. TAM
on his recent appointment
THE ROBERT LEWlSES house
guests from Chicago who we're
so conscious of the meat shortage
that they brought theirs with them
from heir home town and a
good idea too
CAROL ROXBOROUGH in
vited me 10 her grandparents home
for dinner strictly impromptu.
... was going by on my way home
from work So surprised her
grand mater by accepting -. Had
tasted her cooking before
II is all over town about =, the
recent marriage Of our prize
Pomeranian "NANKl POOH" and
that OF THE THOMAS GAM
BLES' MISS MING TOY . .
She is a beautiful little thing =.
solid black They spent a
hilarious three day honeymoon al
our house cutest little things
you ever saw each Of them
weighs Ave pounds.
Which reminds us Will,
thinking Of dogs that we saw
DR.. AND MRS GEORGE BY
RAM -. out al the farm recently
They were seeing their canine
and coyote pup =. who was JUS
getting over diStemper MRS
/ BYRAM is quite dish lovely
figure . tan and terrific.
Scholarly E. JULIAN WITHER
SPOON is furnishing quite
thrill for the North End lassles.
Little KAY TAYLOR . Nounl
hopeful of the WARREN TAY
LORS a little doll and car
talk up a breeze 10 be onl.
three
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VISITS FRIENDS

Miss Anna Bell Hutchinson Of
Philadelphia stopped over from
Chicago to spend a few days with
some OF her friends. She is the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH. Several parties were Civ
en- in her honor.
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i~u..4 ScrNe1 danny '." neon
20 80 fe,Ion me FREDDIE BRAD.
LEY VIVIAN STRONG
GILMORE ROLAND RFTTN
JEAN MORROW FNF GADDl-
son ard KATHRYN GAIL
ME- AND MRS RANDOLPH
DUNCAN ce,ch.a'cd 'hcu
slvc~ aNn+t erS7rt--. iH-f@ctr home
o. Waterloo S'rcc' ... rcDcnt'y.
MRS DUNCAN s popular real;o'
Ct he Ea,, Side
Mr. AND MRS WILLIAM
CHANCELLOR 90. Who we're mar
rcd recently S}e now spend
,nE belsted honeymoon IN New
YORK
MRS BLANCHEe GRAFTON ~
Cleveland phose house guest
ne Were last summer Is nou
here ,sitlnE> DR. AND MRS
D. GRAHAM
GERALDINE FOWLER IS Just
hack from week IN Chicago
otto SYBlL GRAHAM &C.,. the
latter was hostess Al = very lovely
shoWer honorns recent bride
e.. MARJORIE MILTON MORl-
THE ROBERT BRADBY'S JR
and GABRIELLE and
SKIPPER. GabbN's new cocker
spaniel . len this morning for
ld.eHild to spend TWO weeks.
GERTRUDE GIBSON has
been in the hospital for week or
more but is now al home and
doing nicely.
DON'T forget the PHYLLIS
wHEATLEY DRIVE which
viii continue from now unit
Agg. IL The point of which 4
10 get $4,000 in funds for a nev
tone MRS. MARY MAT
THEWS. president of the YTTRAH(
CLUB is general chairman Of IN,
drive a.. and the YTIRAHCS ar,
working diligently as a group .
20 make II success.
CHIC -. sleek 49,. JESSIE SLA
TON now working hard a
summer school appropos OF be
coming q MASTER
PHYLLIS LEWIS who mad,
her debut last Sunday in he
mothers garden e.. Will perhsp
80 right into the school 10 teaci
although she has attractiv,
offers 10 teach n some OF the south
ern universities.
MISS MARJORIE LEWIS
sister Of The above mentioned
is taking summer school work A
West Virginia State college
Came home last Sunday for he
sisters party.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES {
DiGGS have As their hOuS
guest MRS AARON W. RIG
O. Chicago wife Of DR. RICE
MRS. DIGGS and MRS
RICE were school mates al Knox
VILE college.
Mr. AND MRS LIVINGSTO,
HOLDER are the proud parents q
a. eiRht-pound baby girl 49,. THE
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CHIC -. sleek 49,. JESSIE SLA-
TON . now working hard Al
summer school appropos Of be-
coming a MASTER
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HOLD POPULARITY CONTEST

The popularity contest OF the
Senior Usher Board Of the Mace
donia Baptist church was held at
the home OF Mrs. VERY. 1917 Ben
son street. Sunday. July /. Mrs.
S. Kenney OF 1922 Bellevue street
raised $l56.70 and won the hrst
prize OF SIS. The runner up was
Mrs. c. Berry who raised $50.