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A Lesson
For the Week
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS,

After the announcement of His
mission as Messiah, Jesus might
have been expected to establish
some sort of a court or headquar-
Evening star., 1945-01-20
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FIRST CHURCH: Columbia Road and
Euclid Street N w Reading Room.
1912 K Street NV Weekdays,
Holidays, 3 to. 3 tWed. to ~
Sun. Q to 6
SECOND CHURCH: III. c St NE.
Reading Room. 63l Penn. Ave.
Sc weekdays. 10 to tWed. to
~. Sun, and Hol.. 2:30 to $50.
THIRD CHURCH. 18th and L sts.
Reading Room, Colorado BLDG. 14th
& G SITS Weekdays. $50 TO Q
WED, to 7:30., SUM-, 2 to 8. Hol..
S.30 to
FOURTH CHURCH: 10th and Oak
Bank bldg. l4tb 8 Park "a NV.
Weekdays, Q to 8 fWed. to ~:
Sun. d Hol.. 2:;s0 to $50
FIFTH CHURCH: 1858 Mass. Ave.
NV. Sun. Sch, 0:3O AN mo
sun. Eve eervicel ReAdins Room.
1929 wisconsin Ave. NV Week
days, | to 5 Tues. d Thurs.
Eyes. 2 to 9 Closed sundays and
sociET7 .ooLoREp,: sez T 9.
NV Sun. Sch. $40 AM tho
Sun. Eve. ServiceI READING Room.
p02 T 81. Wed. $50 to 7:b0.
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PRAYER FOR OUR NAf,N

ouI TdlnRT
in heaven We
read in our
H o ly B i b | e
where T h GU
art the same
God W h o m
A b r a h a m
trusted in his
day. Thou art
the same God
We read about
ryI- Inlif,n-zI
Evening star., 1945-01-20

Speed the day Of peace and
plenty"-Buy an extra War Bond
today.
Evening star., 1945-01-20

MARYLAND
CHEVY CHASE, FIRST CHURCH.
59oS Conn Ave. Sun. School, Chevy
Chase Elementary School, Rosemary
ST.; Reading Room Z Wilson Lane
Bethesda Weekdays. to g.
HyATTsynLE,. FIRsT CHURCH:
Masonic Hall. Gallatin ST. fNo
Sun Eve Service) Reading Room.
6ol3 BALTIC Blvd Weekdays, l to
4. Mon. a. Fri Ewes. z to 0.
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA. FIRST CHURCH:
Russell ROAD & High st! fEpis.
Ch.} Sun. Services q Sun Sch.
PM Reading Room, los N.
Patrick. Alex Weekdays 8 to Q
WED to 1907. Closed sun. d
ARLINGTON, FIRST CHpRC Oh:
Fairfax DR.. d Little Fails Road.
East Falls Church tho Sun. Eve.
Rssdins Room, Ss4s Wilson Blvd:
weekdays II 80 to $3.50. Closed
Sundays and Holidays
ARLINGTON. SOCIETY: 1918 Wilson
Blvd, Colonial Village Ballroom}.
tNo Sun Eve. Servl Reading
Room 1918 Wilson Blvd. Wed.
$40 TO 7:50.
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BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. How does the interest on Gov
ernment borrowing during this war
compare with interest paid in World
War PIP. H. F.
A. The average rate on Govern
ment borrowing since Pearl Harbor
has been IL per cent as contrasted
with an average of AZ per cent dur
ing World War l.,
Evening star., 1945-01-20

The Sunday school lesson for
January 2i is standards Of the
kingdem"-Matthew iv.2S-vile.
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Arm JrruHalrn,
lSwedenborgian)

The Church of the Holy City
18th Above Que NV
Rev. WILLIAM r. WUNSCH. Minister
II 90 a.m.-Morning Worship Sermon nv
Mr Sperry. The Divine Catherine -
500 m Evening Circle omitted,
All Melcame AIHayx
Evening star., 1945-01-20

Q. Is Mount Rainier a volcano?-
F. M. F..
A. Mount Rainier was a volcano
but has long been extinct. However,
small craters still give forth steam
and sulphurous fumes.
Evening star., 1945-01-20

@. For whom was George Wash
ington named?-C. A. S.
A. The parents of George Wash
ington's mother died before she was
Ii years of age. She named her son
George for George Eskridge, who
was her guardian.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17
Fighters Beaten, 50-41
 Miller Cha|ks Up IS

The sharp shooting Mitchell Field Aviators took the measure of the Bradley Fighters in the semi final round of the First Air Force bas- ketball tournament by the score of 50-41. The Fighters started off like whirlwinds as Burns hooped the first basket for the home team and Miller hooked one in from un- derneath before the Headquarters men knew they were in the game. Ossie Schectman came through with two twenty footers to tie the score. Mitchell and l.. Rader snapped two through the cords in short order to put the Aviators out in front but Johnson and Kresge hit the target to knot the count once more. At the end of the first quarter, however, Mitchell led, 17-12. The second frame started with Bradley going on a scoring rampage. Led by Miller, the home team brought the score up to 25-24, Mitchell at the half. When the teams came back onto the floor after the intermission, Lenny Rader, Mitchell and Martin found the spot time and again from way out to give the visitors a command ing 41-31 margin at the end of the third period. The Fighters came back strong in the final stanza, but the damage was already done and the final look at the scoreboard showed Mitchell 50, Bradley fl.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17
BATTING THE BALL WITH BOB

Friday nights in breaker watch The Fighters started off with terrific whnd only luck against them when Sectman former U snapped the strings from about S feet following Fighters missed Johnnie Gukowk and Red' Kge
 Bradeytes whom Lady drowned and the field the bounce the last Don't Basketball luck but rather of this The home whole had fall from the while the visitors seemingly could do Granted the Av had playing than the Fighters still has fortune watch the Bradley nights Tough ucL fellows You'll do better time. By officiating the highest cabe all during the both M/Sg Ocmn Al Bone of Hartford be congratulated the they handled the Jimmie Maoof the leck had time on his hands all during the evening
 Johnson played his he climbed high the pill practically bb the blackboard Miller streak of lightning the break continually confused his slower and broke baskets time after time The and games still for the Fighters Why the Base them in one of these evenings?
 STRIKES GUTTER BALLS
 The famous Headquarters Bowling League full swing the leading still the pack However, largely due
 Hazel Sims excellent bowling and tied with the Cemlins
 Hazel Kubecki both the bell with high during last Monday nights competition when they each finished string of 129 The highest tally though recorded by Capt Glenn Rynerson, who member of Capt Rnerson clicked eaudy l62 and that something for the competitors to shoot at during the remaining months
 Two other noteworthy records during the evening when Growlers the old mark of 1880 The Cubs nohed 1887 while the Gwlers whipped sparkling 1883 400 will be and we'll be able and mle However shows what strides are being made by the keglers.
 Two weeks stuck necks and said the Crowlers to and predicted the Singes would finish there. We have hunh the Stnsers due have
 big night will surprised they take four points Monday
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17

Cubs Trounce Jolters; Growlers, Pirates Win, Hazel Sims Rolls 129

Headquarters Bowling League produced quite few high scores and some assorted scrambling of the teams after the final pin dropped during the evenings com petition. -..
 Hazel Sims, one of the mainstays of Carr's Cubs rattled off 129 string the last time she toed the foul line to share individual scoring honors with Tony Kubecki. Largely through her bowling, the Cubs picked up four juicy points from Johnson's Jolters to move into a fourth place tie with the Gremlins.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17

Miller's speed showed to good advantage as time and again he outraced his tormentors to bucket the much-needed twin counters. Johnson was his usual tower of strength under the blackboard and was ably aided and abetted by little Johnny Gutkowski who climbed high into the ether after the rebounding spheroid.
 The score:
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17

The Growlers held their pre- carious lead with a win over the Singers as the Pirates marked time by knocking off the Gremlins. High string for the night was recorded by CWO w. s. Gray who totaled 329 of his teams 1883 pins. As 1880 was the former high water mark, the Cubs 1887 and the Growlers' 1888 both surpassed the former peak.
 The scores:
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17
Basketball Game, Dance at New Britain YMCA

Every Wednesday night at 2O0O hours the New Britain YMCA stages basketball game and dance in it's gymnasium at the Stanley Arena. All GIs of Bradley Field are invited to attend these func- tions. If you are not basketball fan, the dancing after the game is really worthwhile.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17

Sad but true: More lies are told about the age of liquor than the age of women. A sergeant is a man of few words which he keeps repeating.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-17
STANDINGS
ENLISTED MEMS LEAGUE GAMES NEXT WEEK

Mon., Feb. 19--F Sqdn. vs. 93rd. Tues, Feb. 2O-25th vs. 94th. We'd, Feb. 21-F Sqdn. vs. c Sqdn. Thurs, Feb: 22-94th vs. 93rd. Fri, Feb. 23-25th vs. c Sqdn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

recently completed success o.
full recital tour in Connecticut
She was accompanied by grou,
of Detroit singers. MIS-. An
drews so charmed her audiences
that an invitation for ret IN en-.
eagement has already been ar
ranged &C.. She expects Ia make
her return engagement early in the
Fall.
Last SUNDAY evening MISS
NELLA BOOKER of Parker ave-
nue. entertained one OF the
younger married couples =. al
her home on their first we'd
son McCORMICKS were the
honored guests. BETTYE
JANE MORROW RICHARD
LONG OWEN RAGLYN E.
DORIS GIBSON and =.
GEORGE JACKSON were
among the many guests.
MRS. MINNIE CHRISTIAN OF
Johns Ala. was honored al a
breakfast . last Monday
Of which MRS. HENRY HOLCOMB
Of 1926 Wexford was hostess =.
Mrs Christian. friend Of Mrs.
Holcomb's parents for many years,
Is the mother Of II children 8.
with three boys in service &.
stationed in Germany and Iran &.
and two daughters who are school
teachers in Alabama.
AMONG THOSE who came 10
meet Mrs. Christian Al the break
fast were MRS MARY PAGE
30. -. MRS HlLLMAN . MRS.
THEODORE ASARE Of New YORK
MRS. H. JOHNSON MRS
ELLITT HILL e. MRS WILL
LIAM VAUGHN -. MRS. WILL
LIAM VAUGHN JR and 3.
MISS MINNIE RUTH BENNETT.
eE<2sHn
Personable LIEUT. JOEL
ADAMS. who has adopted Detroit
as his second home since his
stay here. shed his gold bars for
silver ones which event was
duly celebrated with 2 party
held in the McCAMPBELLs' home
on Chandler e. with LIEUT.
ADAMS as host
MARJORIE McCLANE and
the J p. BRANAMS
went % Cleveland last week end
~ be ne house guests ~ DR.
1MITTIE LAMBRIGHT and his SIS
Ter. BETH.
WHICH REMINDS Us that many
ere going over 20 Cleveland this
week for the Golf 'ourney
Among then ALLEENE AND
TOM McCAMPBEl.L CA
DENCE AND WALTER HINES
-. LEONA LANCE SADIE
ROUTT BROWN and her lit.
lie TONI.
BELLA CLEMON and
DORIS BELL 49, spent the past
week IN Washington. y G. 49,.
They went - attend some special
AFFAIR al Howard university.
THE D J. GRAHAMs and ohli
dren are In ldlewIld and Ve
hope 10 oe there this time next
week which VII oe our birth
dsy and we have such fond
memories Of the surprise party
gwen for us lsst year up there q,
the PARADISE"
THE JAMES HULBERTS NJ
philadelphia . are having one
Of those very ultra recreation
rooms installed very
swsnk.
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A HIGHLIGHT Of hi

A HIGHLIGHT Of her visit was
beautifully appointed supper
gwen by the Talberts IN the gar
den Of their home Prior To her
arrival IN the city. Mrs Moore va
ca'Ioned with friends and relatives
IN Minneapolis. Duluth. Chicago.
Rock Island and Cleveland Be
fore returning 10 her home. she will
spend part OF August With Miss
Warrlck'S parents and her brother
and siSter-iu-law. Prof and Mrs
L. Champ Warrick of Wilberforce
university.
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GaWson-Kersey
Rites Read AT
ST. Stephens

Miss Phyllis Aileen Lawson, only
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. William
E. Lawson OF Firwood avenue, was
married 10 Eugene A. KerSey, son
Of Mrs. Emma TODD and the late
Mr. Kersey. at ST. Stephen AME.
church al $50 pm Sunday. The
Rev. J. ID Howell oficiated at the
ceremony.
The bride was attended by Bar
bara Cleage as maid OF honor. and
Helen Howard. Miriam Reed-Law-
son. siSter-n-law of the bride; ana
Eliza Glenn. teacher at Bethune.
Goodman college, as bridesmaids
THEY WERE DRESSED in yell
low, pink, aqua and blue cotton
lace. respectively. Each wore a
lutcd tiara Of tulle holding a
shoulder veh in the color matching
her gown and carried bouquet OF
roses. All the bridesmaids head
pieces and the brides veil were
made by her aunt, Mrs. c. <
Strickland.
Wearing gown Of white satin
distinguished with a panel and
YOKE Of lace and ending in a tram
the bride approached the altar on
,hc arm Of her father. who gave
her in marriage She wore a tiara
Of White SequlnS, which held hC
lingertip length veil. Her Oult
leWelry was q pearl necklace. g.tt
Of the bridegroom. White roses ana
an orchid comprised her bouquet
George Payne attended the
groom as best man, with Dougla.
MIddlebrooks. William Smith and
Paul Payne as uShers.
MRS. LAWSON chose for her
daughters wedding gown Of
heavenly blue jersey trimmed with
sequins and beading. Her hat was
Of matching hued horsehair bra q
conferred with red rose. Her
corSage was of gardenaS. Mrs
Todd. mother 81 the groom. was
dressed in orchid With green Access
series. She also wore EardcuIlS
The young couple VAS honorcd
al reception Later m the evening
at the home of the brides parents
HoSteSSes assisting were Choulta
Middlebrooks Gladys Cleage, DORIS
Cleage, Wnona Allen. LII
Payne and Edna Hardnctt, who
registered the guests.
Many lovely gifts were received
from me numerous people Who
came 10 wish the newlyWedS good
luck They left that night for 4
honeymoon trip. the details Of
which we're not disclosed They
VIII be a, home 10 friends present
is on BoXW God
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Gordon-TayIor
Wedding Rites
Read Sunday

On Sunday evening from 8 TO
8 pm. the magnificent home OF
Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Byrd on Mt.
Vernon was the scene of a re-
ception for Pfc. George w. Taylor
and his recent bride. Mrs. Eva
Taylor, former Eva Gordon, the
daughter of Mrs. Clara Gordon.
The floral decorations were vari-
colored glsdioli.
THE ATTRACTIVE bride wore
white Jersey. with a large corsage
of roses. Pfc. Taylor was quite
handsome in his military attire.
He was recently returned from
active duty in the European the
alter OF war. Miss Dorothy L. Byrd,
niece of the groom, sang, Because
with Mrs. Robert Jackson at the
piano.
The following guests wished the
handsome couple happiness on
their matrimonial voyage: Rev. d.
c. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. p. Loving. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Byrd. Rev. and
Mrs S. Anderson. Cpl. P. Love, W.
Johnson. Mrs. NJ. Hopkins. Mrs.
B Watts, Mrs. NJ. Burns. Mrs. Z.
Golightlr;
Mrs. F. Allison. Mrs. K. Pratter.
Mrs V. Crawford, Miss H. Turner,
Miss G.. Fitzhugh, Miss L. Watt,
Mrs. A. Woodley, Miss b Byrd,
Mr.. NJ, Byrd, Mr.. NJ. Crawford.
Mr.. H. Turner. Mr.. c Minis, Mr..
NJ Taylor, Mrs. A. Howard, Mr.,
w. Mallory. Mr.. |. w. Greer. Mrs,
L. Ganty, Mrs. A Level, Mrs. l..
Page; MeSdamcs NJ Nay, w. Lu-
cas-. F. White, b. Ward. w. H. Will
ljamS, and Mrs Adams. Mrs. B. T.
guile, cousin OF the groom. was
an out-of-toWn guest Pfc. Taylor
left for Fort. Dix, N. J., on Aug. |.
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by all The honoree received a
number of lovely gifts.
Some OF the guests were Marion
Russell, Louise Johnson, jeanne
Bush ~ Cleveland; Rose Avery
Florence Charleston. Loretta Full
ton, Beauty Brock, Louise Walker
and Jesse Hill
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Duchess Of Wayne
Club Annual Picnic

The Duchess Of Wayne Social
and Art club held its annual picnic
Sunday on Belle Isle Two long
tables were spread under the trees
where refreshments were served.
Guests participated I'm wadIng
Strolllng. cycling Snd games. Spe-
Cial guests were several out-of-
fpu.DprS
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A|phas Honor
Brother LANCE

Members Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity feted a prominent mem
Der, Grover d. I.ange. at the fra
ternity house recently. Speakers
on this occasion praised him for
his record OF efficiency As chief
clerk of OPA ration board No. 82-4
for the past three years. II was
cited that under Mr.. Langc'S guid-
ance the board had achieved a
record uncqualled by any other
OPA board IN the Detroit area.
lie ALSO RECEIVED praise for
his record as financial secretary Of
the local chapter of his fraternity
over long period
Among the speakers were AttyS
c. Henri Lewis, Lloyd Loomis and
Charles Jones. DR.. Frank Ralford
and c. F.. Jackson of the Michigan
Chronicle. all Alpha Phi Alpha
members. and Victor Hicks visiting
guest and member of Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity. DR.. II. f. SimmS
otiiciateo as master of ceremonies
THE EVENT. sponsored by the
fratcrnity'S public relations COM
mltlce.. represents but one phase
of broad program of community
activity contemplated by Alpha Phi
Alpha.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Brown-Hume
Wedding Quiet
But B e a utiful

Betty Reid Brown was married
TO Pfc. Livingstone Humes, home
on furlough from the European
theatre OF war. In a ceremony al
the home of Mrs. II. G. Hutchinson
635 E. Canfeld Sunday. The Rev
Mr.. Higgins. associate minister of
Ebenezer A.ME. church, oficlated
at 6 pm.
THE BRIDE was attended by hei
sister. Miss Hattie Fern Brown.
Richard Thurston, the bridegroom S
cousin. was best man.
A reception was held at the home
of the bridcgroom's parents. 900 E.
Warren street following the cere-
mony.
MANY LOVELY GIFTS were re-
celved by the young couple. Guests
present included Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Washington. Mrs. Walter
Hill. Mrs. Pat Ellis, Mrs. Pearlne
Brooks, Mrs. Reed Williams, Mrs.
Doris Atkins. Mrs. Inez Saunders.
Mrs. Leila Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Artie
Courtship;
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hol-
comb Mrs. Lonnie Davis. Mrs. Katie
Dukes, Misses Jerinda Williams.
Marian Williams, Christine Will
liamS, Theresa Williams, Lavona
Powell, Constance Dixon Barbara
Davis, Alice Conley, Betty Jane
Mitchell, Lucille Smith, Ova Haw-
kins, Marlyn Randall. Clara Abb
ney, Bessie Youngblood. Ida Mae
Randall, Ruby Wynn. Ella Num-.
Samuel and Eugene Williams, and
Mrs. Mapp of Akron. Ohio.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
New York Matron
Honored By ates

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tate enter
tanned Mrs. jeanette Pemabakcr
of New York City last Thursday
evening in their beautiful home,
299 E. Palmer. Some of the guests
present were Mrs. Lottie White.
Mrs. Bonnie Mae Moore. Mrs. Lii
Ian Jenkins, Mrs. Carolyne L.
Foote, Mrs. Willie Russell and
others.
Mrs. Pemabaker left Friday
morning for her home. She has
been the house guest OF her sister
in-laW, Mrs. Carolyne l.. Foote,
100 TroWbridge avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Double Reason
For Celebration

Miss Annie Marie Jackson enter.
tanned group Of friends at her
home on V,neWood Saturday eve
ming. Cocktails and dancing were
enjoyed throughout the evening
just before the midnight buffet
luncheon was served. II vas learned
that Miss JackSon'S birthday was
not the sole reason for the cele-
bration. For II was then that her
sister, Mrs. Geraldine Simmons.
announced he engagement of Miss
Jackson 10 Paul John Barton OF
329 HOlbrOOk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11


sad week end for rs MRS
JAMES PRESLEY. Just Anna
q most Of Us passed away
las, Wednesday morning carly after
On illness Of several wears.
She was associated with us for
many wears .-. IN our Wnrk WITH
the younS people IN the amateur
theatre played tho piano beau
tfdll, and helped us 80 mach
with al ~ the hing, We have ctc,
done IN that way HCr
funeral was nod last Friday morn
ing a, 81 Cyprian> church a IN
FATHER MEYER ofic'alns ~ the
soSence,of Father Dade who
is out or town The remain,
were taken 20 Savannah, Ga ,het
birthplace or that afternoon &.
sno the funeral held there Monday.
BOBBIE ANDERSON Is
wearing an exquisite e.. diamond
ring beautifully set thought
10 be the gift of PIGGY
EVANS win whom she left
for Cleveland last week end
lntImateS suspect that they may
wed while there . or very soon
after their return 10 the city.
MET PORTlA MITCHELL s
house guest MARY BROWN Of
Washington. D G.. beautiful
pianist MRS BEULAH ROB-
INSON Of Birmingham, Ala, moth
er OF Portis and ELETTE BRYANT
=. has come 10 Detroit 10 MAKE
her home with her daughters.
LYNETTE DOBblNS and
FERDINAND PENN Will be mar
RED in Birmingham. Ala on
Aug 10. MISS DOBBINS has
already left the city. They
Will spend their honeymoon in New
York City and Will come
here for their reception which Will
be held on Sept. 2.
A card from NINA GARNER :.
Who is visiting in Pittsburgh with
en- aunt. She will return nex'
week.
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THE PASSING Of dear friend :. made very very
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

MRS THEODORE O ASARE
Wife o. NcN York attorney
Was tho house guest ~ hcr
cousin MRS HENRY HOLCONB
4 INC Conant Garden sector dur
.ne the past week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
EsTELLE ANDREWS

OF our outstanding concert SINGERS
recently completed success
full recital tour in Connecticut
She was accompanied by grou,
of Detroit singers. Mrs An
drews so charmed her audiences
that an invitation for ret IN en-.
gagement has already been ar
ranged ... She expects 10 make
her return engagement early in the
Fall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

MRS THEODORE q ASARE
wie o. NcN York attorney
Was tho house guest ~ her
cousin MRS HENRY HOLCOMB
= INC Conant Garden sector dur
ne the past week
THE HOLCOMBS entertained
her guest ~ their garden on last
Tuesday evening serving an
old fashioned PIT barbccued chick
on dinner Those who cnJovcd
ne affair we're MRS SAWNEE
TURNER MRS. MARGARET
JONES MISS NDREA
TURNER MRS FARNELL
GRlGGS MRS JAMES PERRY
MRS LLOYD. COFER
MRS ISAAC WHITE MRS
'LUCIUS BASS MRS LOUIS
SMITH MRS. JAMES RICH
ARDSON MRS. JAMES AMOS
MRS. JULIA DOUGLAS
MRS. JEFFERSON JOHNSON d.
MRS ROSA MATHIS MRS.
THURMAN BELL MRS. JAMES
JOHNSON MRS WILLIAM
BOOKER MRS. ROSCOE
BRYANT MRS OLA BELCH.
Err MRS CELLILUS CURRY
MRS SEABORN HALL
MRS JOSEPHINE JOHNSON 4.
MRS JAMES HOLLAWAY
MRS ALICE FOSTER MRS
ARTHUR CLENDENNING
and MRS EMMA HUNTER.
JACK WELLS sold his Illus
tra,ed poem THE NEGRO
SOLDIER TO THE MURRAY
CORP II viii be run in a
full page ad in al OF the leading
weekly publications.
OUTSIDE our very window Just
now BILL BOISE riding
his fine stallion COUNT"
We suspect IN practice for the horse
show next Sunday at SPRING
HILL FARM.
COUNT is so intelligent. :. =.
MR.. BOISE had him to do his
tricks for us he shakes hands
kneels down to pray rolls
over and plays dead and all sorts
Of unusual things
MARIE SIMMONS AZ her
ciub meeting last Thursday night
gave As first prize the largest
roll Of Kleenex tissue we have ever
seen enough 10 last for at
least year, no foollng. :.
GERTRUDE GIBSON won il.
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Birthday Party
For Miss Charleston

JEFF Gray. 4456 Hastings street,
gave q party in honor of Miss
Florence Charleston on her birth
day. Sunday. With tasty refresh
ments. an enjoyable time was had
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Teacher From
KY. Visits Here

Mrs. Mabel {. Moore OF Bowling
Green. KY. spent several days in
the Motor City visiting her niece.
Miss AllySon l.. Warrick Of Brown
place and Mr.. and Mrs Henry p.
Talbert OF Roosevelt. She was en-
tertalned by many friends during
her visit. Among them were Mrs.
n. Lock, Mrs. Florence Stevens,
Mrs. W. Gregory and Mrs. Dora
Jones.