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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Set +Sorori+y
Meetings

last side group of Kappa
II Kappa Gamma Alumnae will
meet for luncheon at 1870 p. m,
Tuesday. in the residence OF Mrs,
J. Douglas Paterson in Pember-
ton road. Assistant hostesSes
will be Mrs. William Osband and
Mrs. John Beifieid.
The afternoon will be devoted
TO sewing garments for the
American Society of Friends.
Central group of Kappa Kappa
Gamma will meet Thursday at
] p m for luncheon with Mrs.
Robert Trees in Muirland ave-
nue.. This group will work on
toys for the Friends.
Annual meeting of Detroit
alumnae OF Gamma Phi Beta
will take place az the Abingdon,
Wednesday, at 6 p. m. Mrs.
Theodore 3. Merrill VIII discuss
"Theater in the Army"
Mrs. Robert Anslow is in
charge of arrangements and
Mrs. Jack Mills is taking the
reservations.
East side group Of Delta Zeta
alumnae will meet Friday al the
house Of Mrs. Harold M. Nc
Cracker in Seyburn avenue for
a dessert bridge.
Detroit alumnae of A ph
G m m a ID eta will hold its
monthly meeting, Monday at s.
7. m. at the residence Of Mrs,
William Wenzell in Glastonbury
road.--AsSiSting- the hostess VIII
be Mrs. John Siviter and Mrs.
Norman Baker.
Mrs. Fred Wynne Will be the
moderator for the panel discus
sion, Education in the Postwar
World"
Crosse Pointe Alumnae OF
Alpha Phi viii meet Tuesday at
7:30 p. m. in the house Of Mrs.
Barry A. Penz in Harvard road
for a dessert bridge. Mrs. Harold
Marsh will be the meeting chair
man and assisting her will be
Mrs. Stewart Pardee and Mrs.
Russell Cronenweth. During the
business meeting, the women
viii sew for the Red Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
DAG S Assembly
Slated Tuesdav

AUGH TERS OF THE
AMERICAN COLONISTS will
hold its annual Michigan State
Assembly Tuesday at the Ingle-
side Club. Luncheon at p. m.
will be preceded by a board
meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Rudolph Hofelich and Mrs.
Ralph Wisner.
The state regent Mrs John
F. Klein, will preside at the
meeting. during which reports
from officers and chairmen will
be heard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
AA

Post Lantern
This lantern is ideal for
use as a light in your gar
den. 1t is made of copper,
painted black, and meas
urcs 7xl4 inches. 1895
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
President Lists
Four Speakers

WHEREFORE President
Charles II. Wesley announced that
the l945 commencement speakers at
Wherefore university include
Congressman William l.. Dawson.
Bishop David II. Sims, DR.. Leonidas
II. Berry and Tanner Duckerey.
Congressman Dawson. OF Chi
cago, Will deliver the commence
ment address on June IA. Bishop
Sims. OF the First Episcopal district
Of the AM,E. church. will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon on Sun
day morning. June TO-
The alumni OF the university will
hear DR.. Berry, distinguished Spe-
ciallst in internal medicine, on June
-. Duckerey. assistant to the board
OF superintendent. Board Of Public
Education, Philadelphia. Pa. will
address the Wilbcrforce University
Laboratory high school on June IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
.lota Sorority
Memory
Of Late Pastor
BY GLADYS MILLS

On last Sunday afternoon at
Bethel A.M.E. church, the Iota Phi
Lambda sorority held an impressive
memorial service for the late Rev.
William II. Peck. II is a policy of
the sorority 10 sponsor from time
to time services honoring outstand-
ing citizens who have contributed
TO the development of Negro enter
prises in the city. They could not
have selected a more worthy re-
cipient of this honor than the late
DR.. Peck
II was significant that the meet
ing should take on the atmosphere
of simplicity yet deep sincerity, for
i fitted so we'll the spirit of DR..
Peck, in life, for which he is so
lovingly remembered by many.
MISS STELLA STOKES, who is
assistant directreSs of the Northern
region, served very capably as mis-
treSs Of ceremonies. Lawrence
Watson, tenor. delighted the au-
dience with his renditions OF I'll
With All Your Heart from the
oratorio Elijah by Haydn the
spiritual. Il Want Jesus TO Walk
With Me- and Dreaming" by
Grieg.
Mrs. Grace McTyre. presented a
brief history of the sorority, men
tlonlng many OF its worthwhile
detectives. l.. c. Blount presented
the aims and extent of the influence
OF the Booker T. Washington Trade
/ association Of which DR.. Peck was
founder. Mrs. Gertrude Talbert
presented, graphically, the history
and work of the companion organi-
zation, The Housewives league,
pointing out the splendid leader
ship of its founder, Mrs. Fannie B.
Peck.
The highlight Of the meeting was
an address tribute 10 DIR. Peck
by DR.. Aaron Toodle who knew
him well.
DR.. Toodle began his address by
stating that; Aside from my two
brothers. loved DR.. Peck more
than anyone | know" He then
recited the qualities OF absolute
honesty in his dealing with people:
untiring devotion 10 duty and-1oy-
atty 10 the things for which he
stood. Dr. Toodle climaxed his
tribute by stating that greatness OF
the achievements OF DR.. Peck do
not compare with the greatness OF
the man himself. The great heart
and spirit of DR.. Peck far exceeded
his human limitations.
The group which gathered for
the occasion went away with the
solemnity Of the hour deep within
their hearts. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
by Wayne County clerk during
period of May Is TO May 81:

period OF May Id 10 May Il:
Thomas L. feathers, AZ, and
Esther B. Reid. 81.
Robert Simmons, 40, and Lola
McDuflie. AZ.
Osbe Jackson, %, and Garnetta
Peacher. "a.
Jack johnson Jr., 81, and Mar
garet French, II.
James Cox, 20, and Willie r.
Campbell, II.
Samuel Slaughter, 20, and lnez
Simpson, %.
Frank A. Fernanders, 81, and
EStell Brown. As
Joe Blakley, 81, and Ida B.
Fountain, 50.
Oscar NJ Floyd, Al, and Viola D.
Mccain. "a.
Marcellus Love, 10, and Lorraine
W. Boyd. 49,
Arthur Woods, %, and Willie
Caldwell. 49,
Leander Ford, 20, and Fannie
Grlmmctt, 10.
Wilbert Winston, "a, and Lena
A Brlnson. 81.
George Walker, "a, and Preston
Taylor, 26
Charles w. Kinney, 10, and Lo-
rel Mckinney. ~.
Johnnie Ferguson, 81, and Mamie
JehreSS, %.
James LaVel Jr.. 81, and Lois
Jackson. %.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Sewing Club Gives
PARTY For Member

AUGUSTA. Ga.-MemberS of the
True Heart Sewing club honored
Mrs. Annie L. Palmer with a birth
day party Friday al the home OF
Mrs. Carrie Green.
Those present were. Mrs. Sarah
chamberlain. Mrs Carrie Green.
Mrs. Mary Whitney, Mrs Annie
Nears, Mrs. Jessie Smith, Mrs.
Mary Ann Scott, and Mrs Annie
l.. Palmer. Many useful gifts were
received
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Has Party For
Her Classmates

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Miss Lula Mae
Robinson. member OF the gradual
ing class OF Weed school, honored
classmates Monday with a tea at
Sun Light tea room.
Sweetpeas carried out the color
scheme of lavender and yellow,
class colors. Attractive favors in
the form OF diplomas tied with
class colors were selected for
prizes. Winners included Miss
Lottie Murray. Miss Katie Larks.
Miss Carrie Marshal, and Miss
Susie Shields.
Later in the afternoon delightful
refreshments OF tea and sand
wiches were served Miss Matte
Denmark assisted Mrs. Robinson,
mother Of the hostess. in serving.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Henry Swift, 80, and Earlene
Williams. 10.
Ollie r. Stafford, 36, and Inez
w. Haynes, 81.
Amos T Robinson. %, and
Theresa L. Johnson, 20.
Willie Boyd, SO, and Maudine
ThraShcr, %.
Myron Ernest Stith, 81, and Yer
nice NJ. Norman. 20.
William f. Lawson, %, and Mi
Ram c. Reed.
Jessie J. Holmes, 26, and Lillian
Willis, "a.
George Middlebrooks, S., and
Sadie Mobley. So.
Jessie Fogle, 26, and Rosa May
Flood. %.
Andrew Burke, as. and Lille
Mac Jackson. 81
Clyde Carmel Lawson. 38, and
Virginia Jean Glidden. q.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02

Phi Ills .AWSON and her fSnCC
EUGENE KERSEY. whom she vii,
wed this June DR.. LAWSON
SR o.. well known as our only
optometrlst and young DIR
LAWSON VAS IN the Office
with his day before his induction
THE LADIES OF THE YTIRAHC
CLUB entertained the ladies
q, the PHYLLIS WHEATLEY
HOME Al dinner for more than
thirty guests AZ the LUCY THUR
MAN BRANCH YWCA. on
Thursday OF last week
PETITE JOYA SHERRILL .
whom we are so proud &. =. 10 num-
Der as one Of our many protegcs
who has made good in the
elamorous world of the theatre.
She is. as you know, featured
vocalist with DUKE ELLINGTON
=. tops for any singer. While in
the city recently for an engage
nent she was the recipient of many
social courtesies The luscious
ORCHIDS she wore ~ the open
ing H.. were the gift Of the CO.
ETTE CLUB Of which she was
. former member.
Her parents Mr.. AND MRS.
WILLIAM Sheriff. e.. also held
forth with family party IN her
honor.
THE GOODS OF WAYNE univer-
slty had a delightful gathering
called "A COCA COLA CHAT"
at which time they slipped cokeS
and discussed the current style
trends trends in fashion and
charm. MISS JESSIE CARTER
O. an attractive young school
marin was guest OF honor
and led the very intriguing dis
cussion.
DIDN'T know that LILLIAN
! ANDREWS of the DUPRE SEX
TETTE :. is the daughter Of ES-
TELLE ANDREWS the well
known thrush until last Sum
day d.. when we noticed the sim
.larity OF names and the very
striking resemblance at the tea &.
last Sunday.
We had been wondering what
ever became Of ARTHALEE BEL
LAMY .. she was protege Of
BEATRICE ALLEN a few
years back and one Of the very
first artists of the INTER RACIAL
GOOD WILL HOUR. =. Saw and
heard her Sunday she is now
MRS. MACKEY and the
mother of a fine little girl :. 10
months old.
. FLORENCE PATE surprised
as no end :. by singing in
stead OF reading at the NEW IDEA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
PRESENT were Mr.. and
MEMBERSHIP GROWS

NEW YORK-Wide and unusual
support Of the NAACP nationwide
membership campaign is revealed
this week in reports received at the
national office from Missouri. Ten
nesSee. Alabama. and branches in
Michigan. Pennsylvania. Georgia
Virginia. Oregon and California.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Church Celebrates
6Oth Anniversary

LOUISVILLE. Ga.-The 60th an
niversary OF the Eden Baptist
church, near here. OF which the
Rev F. H. Hall is pastor, was cele-
brated Sunday afternoon when OFF,
GERS Of the Thankful Baptist church
rendered an interesting program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02

SOCIAL CLUB TEA last SUM-
! day and dld veil, too
Later she was overlooking with
! news about the reorganization OF
the PAUL robson PLAYERS
and the facts that THE
GREAT robson has consented
that they may use ms name
and that he Is gong 10 give them
some help IN the flesh
Seems that he has for some time
wanted To- sponsor such a group
and maybe this IS II who
knows? Anyway he has prom
lScd 10 look in on them when IN
the nelGhbOrhood and they are
going to work hard .. she says 10
have something 10 show him.
Z They are thinking of =. THE
SILVER CORD" very fine
dramatic vehicle.
SAW COLDER SMITH one Of
he old timers AT . NACIREMA
CLUB who told us that this
Tuesday tomorrow they are
going TO have good old time
Nacirema affair al the club house
all OF the old timers are to
attend.
TOMMY ASKEW is some
thing OF a genius for our money.
He is most fine pianist and
besides can do things creative
He is the one who arrangeS or
whatnot for those SIX talented kids
from the Dupre Chorus and
they are but good no fooling.
We go FOR their arrangement OF
MY HEART SINGS
just heard about EDITH
WHITES RECENT ATTACK :.
do hope she is much better by
now.
VICTOR HICKS -. is so proud
Of his -. brilliant daughter he
could just about bust" and
we do not blame him. She will
graduate next week with
honors OUT 10 here from WAYNE
UNIVERSITY and then con-
tinue on for her masters and Ph.D.
FRANCES POLK declares
that someone said hello TO
her little son aged six months
and that he came out with some
thing which sounded too much Ike
hello" So then we told her
about the cat we used 10 have
who called us d. AUNT GLADYS"
-. and she didn't believe US.
They say F.. folk fairly bulged
al the KAPPA HOUSE
last Saturday night on guest
mite. -. SO. friend JOE CRAIG
EN- was very pleased :. because il
caught on. -. The occasion was
primarily to let us see their very
elegant bar.
Which reminds us how much fun
we had al =. MARIE HICKMON'S
club meeting last Thursday
night :. and how much more fun
We had. all OF us walking all
the way home . from Trow-
bridge -. at 2 am. -. JACQUE
MALLORY -. MARIE SIMMONS
. CORA MARKOE VELMA
BRANAM and us . and how
amused We were at the little pooch
who followed us all the way. -.
We kept insisting that il was good
luck and al Leicester court
JACQUE stopped right down and
picked up a brand new crisp
dollar bill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
lezz2z1
By GLADYS

SEAMAN FIRST CLASS CHARLES BRYANT sta
toned at Treasure Island in California has been home
ien-day furlough. left this morning (Monday
for his post and duty overseas. He entertained
hon party given in his honor by his wife MRS
ELETTE BRYANT Al their home Woodland avenue,
Friday night Close friends and relatives attended
MIR, AND MRS FLETCHER PATTERS MIR. AND
MRS. ROBERT SCOTT. MRS. l. PHILLIPS MR. AND
MRS. RICHARD BENTON MRS. ANNA MAE BENNETT
MR.. AND MRS. JACK WELLS MARY MOORE
MRS. CALLlE AVERY MIR. AND MRS Al HICKMON
MARY WlGGlNS KATHERINE CARTER and
PORTlA MITCHELL.
YOUNG Or. WILLIAM LAWSON stole march on MS
all (almost including his parents) and very
manucally married last Wednesday by FATHER MEYERS
In ST Matthews Episcopal church practically tho
OF his departure for the armed forces His bride is
MIRIAM REED OF Leicester court student in bacter
ology AT Wayne university.
- DIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LAWSON SR. We're hosts at
dinner party honorng the young couple that
the Gotham hotel whore the bride and occupied
the bridal suite until his departure for Fort Sheridan.
Fourteen attended the wedding dinner among
whom were ATTY. AND MRS WILLIAM GOLDEN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
B. P. Girls In
SpringProgram
fCenfraf wv

The Synovadads Business and
Professional Women Of Lucy Thur
man YWCA presented a Spring
Musical and Melodrama at the Cen
trail YWCA, Sunday afternoon.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Phyl-
lis Dryden, who was mistress OF
ceremonies and chairman Of the
program committee, an hour and
a half program was concluded with
a comedy skit. -
PARTICIPANTS on the program
were Walter West, pianist; Mes
danes Lottie Cleveland, Alice Rob-
erts, and Bernice White, solosts
Members Of the cast Of The Blonde
Bri gade' were Julia Oliver, Betty
Griffin. Susie Smith. Theresa Epps
and Ruth Mason They gave cred
liable and humorous account OF
themselves.
Members OF the committee were
Thelma Williams. Wlnona Allen
Katherine Poole. Pauline Tucker
and Mrs. Dry den. chairman Usher.
were members o. the 3 and j. Clut
Of Lucy Thurman YWCA.
Present were Elizabeth Malone
Katie Anderson, ldell Hudson
'Clarice Young. YNonne Barber
Ruth Anderson business. proicS.
slonal and industrial secretary Al
Lucy Thurman: Alma Martin, Me.
linda ShannN. Katherine Poole
Katherine Thorpe. Marion Carter
Marjorie Gresham and many, many
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
DEGREE TO ROLAND HAYES

ATLANTA, Ga.-Roland Hayes,
"the dean OF American tenors,
will receive the honorary degree
OF doctor of laws at the 18th COM
mencement exercises Of Morehouse
college on Tuesday. June 5.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Strothers Fete
New|ywedsA At
Buffet Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. David Strother en-
tertained at buffet dinner at
their Alger avenue home honor
ing the newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Sylvester Of Boxwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zedd OF
Robins. Both couples were recent
ly married.
A delicious dinner was served
which was followed by bridge
session.
PRESENT were Mr.. and Mrs
CLYDE Lay. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando STEW
art. Mrs Charlene Dawsey. Mrs.
Leila Hampton, Edward Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayfeld Tucker,
Robert Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mitchell. MIR and Mrs.
Marvin Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Mitchell, Helen Spivey and many
others
Evening star., 1945-10-03
38 From District Area
Returning Tomorrow
Aboard Aquifania

InlrJy-elght men from this area
are due to reach New York tomor-
row aboard the liner Aquitania and
10 other District area veterans will
arrive at East Coast ports today.
Those returning aboard the Aqui-
tania are:
seret; Peter Romola, 340o Seventh
ington; Corpl, Harvey E. Moffat, s25 g
street E.: Corpl. George F. sansbury, 647
sr,ns street e, Sc: L Lup Gorpl LAWRENCE L. Spell
Gee GeofSe Tosey: si1s penasslSantao ave. ave-
sren;e Flame street sIse IN. Me- sasergt William j.
John Iexoen, ssoi i1ssssi insomar s/ssrss ssrea;
NV; SIsergt. Frederick w. Schmidt. 2oG
James F. waters ayenas is4s EsS aW ;r.s
sofa ssyenue Sc, It, Stephen +. Kelsey, Kelsey,
sms saseeRsh 46 eTsrd Ssssf ssrssi Sw
E5;Td EW Cap. ySssps pelIssrnfl. ssffs3 sfs
w. Meehan, 2s04 Fourteenth Stree Street miSvn NV
son ana nIorp SeTpi' William H. Mckay, 1851 Mel.
ss T asergt. Richard " Northington. 1881
rsn; Sheridan street so NV: Lsergt, Edwin Gin.
NW NSk%%sf ,ssggt ss2o wS,Ns Msw Hsmpshirs avenue
salaT; X. 2S4 sSdr Twelfth place NE: serst John
Pfc JoSn @erch rhirsy MseIas street som; NV
spangler, jsergt' Harold % B. no1ss psyis IS
s.sergt James Gatti, TIA Joseph Fitz-
RRersf Afvaro rS pEe EDDIE 6apa D FgTer Pfc Frank
pagl H TN. T a Sterling J. Bursess. stss.
omzsergt ovse MitdSsi dogis G, G, james and N 1serst
Pc waiter Bausermsn OF Masa1nFten ang and
George j. Wells. both of Alexandria
Also due to dock at New York to-
day aboard the transport Santa
Margarita are S/Sergt. Edwin M
Oswald, 2445 Fifteenth street NV:
T/5 Robert Williams, l7o6 T street
NV, and Pvt. Richard K. Dean,
1912 M street NV.
Thirteen Washington veterans due
to reach Boston today aboard the
transport King S. Woolsey are:
Maj. Alfred B. Hurley, 1925 East Capt.
tol street; MlSergt. William Speaks. 4041
ton, 4316 Chesapeak ke street NV: Arthur
eh Stfeet g2 r1nk sysn Of s11s Twsn
Tssiar ftrses Me- Ne Me-, ,Rasseii Nags i4%s
coemsn s4 ffsss ssteentG ssreet Saee }sPes sE
Rne Tskoma sQz garlsnd
Eugene B. Lunsford. jr.. 's5 bos5 Macarthur
boulevard NV. and Pfc. Phillip Age, jr',
457Is Ridge street NV.
Arriving in Newport News. Va,
today aboard the transport Justin
Morrill, were T/5 Norval T. Bodt, 529
G street Sc; TIA George H. Brown,
2O07 Clagett street NE. and Pfc.
John w. Smithe, 436 Lamont
street NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
WAC Separation Center
Opens at Fl. Des Moines

By the Associated Press.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct.
3.-The Army separation center
here-the only one in the Nation
catering exclusively to women
started turning WACS into civilians
yesterday.
In the first group of 80 to be
processed were residents of States
representing all nine Army service
commands and the Military District
OF Washington. Included were Is
enlisted women and officers.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Divorce Suit Charges
Attempt on Wife's Life

Mrs. Frances M. Finch, 1900 block
Irving street NV, late yesterday
filed suit to divorce John w. Finch,
1900 block Sixteenth street NV, on
charges of cruelty climaxed Septem-
ber 10 when he allegedly attempted
while intoxicated to smother her
with pillow.
Mr.. Finch is Washington repre-
sentative of Philadelphia drug
Evening star., 1945-10-03

pate in Navy Day celebration oc-
tober ~.
A total Of So warships and 81
submarines have been assigned to
West Coast ports for the Navy Day
celebrations. The first of more
than a score of these warships, en-
route from Okinawa, are due in
Pearl Harbor today. The re-
mainder, part of famous carrier
Task Force 38, will go directly to
the West Coast from their operat-
Ing areas in the Western Pacific.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
South Dukotu to Garry
HuIsey Back to u. S.

By the Associated Press.
PEARL HARBOR, Oct. 3.-Ad-
miral Halsey will leave here Oc-
tober 9 aboard the battleship
South Dakota for San Francisco,
where II warships of his Sd Fleet
and seven submarines will partici-
Evening star., 1945-10-03

concern, according to Attorney
John T. Bonner. who filed the ac-
ton In District Court.
Mrs. Finch and her husband were
married in June, 1910, and have
Evening star., 1945-10-03

3-year-old daughter, Suzanne, the
suit stated. Mrs. Finch said she
was unemployed and asked ALI
mony, maintenance and custody OF
the child.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-02
Calendar Of Social Events
THURSDAY

City Tent Hive regular meeting 1880 GAR
Hall
Congregational womens Guild day meeting beginning
O'Clock with Mrs. Atwood McAndrew. sewing European
lief Bring sandwiches
Priscilla Guild OF Congregational Church o'clock with
Signor.
Presbyterian breakfast o'clock church
The speaker will be Miss Leea Desa student at
University Michigan.
Methodist Woman Society Christian Service O'Clock.
church theme "Sancity the Home presented by Mrs
Ben Vanden Belt.
Lutheran Brotherhood, o'clock, at church
fpsiant Commsndery number 81 Knights Tempar
cave, 1880. Masonic Temple lodge
St Luk Auxiliary Guild sewing 10 So communion 2M lunch
con 1880; business meeting 9:30 at Church House
b h. Bunco Club. o'clock with Mrs William Winters
City Lodge number l67 Knights Of Pythias o'clock
party X. p Hall.
Ypsianti Lodge 54S LooF, Odd
o'clock; Brownies Roosevelt o'clock;
3;45 26 Brownies Woodruff $780, troop 30,
troop Brownies Central $780, troop
81 Lukes Church House, S45.
$3.50 Cub den St. Johns Church pack 40 with
school; Cub den st. Johns Church pack 40
Jackson; Cub den ST. Johns Church pack
Cudney school Cub L. St Johns Church
140 with Mrs Dupont school; Cub den St. Johns
with Mrs Haner at school, Cub den
Chamber Commerce pack 1892 with Mrs Ksor at the
Legion Cub den g. J Chamber OF Commerce pack 1872
home Mrs Earl Hawks; Roosevelt school Cub
pack 1s1. at school
Prospect Child Study entertain Brownie Troop 20 for
supper school The Brownie committee Mrs
Miss Myrtle Muholand will be in charge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-02
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Marks Founders Day

A Founders Day banquet cele-
brating the 18th anniversary OF the
national Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sor-
ority, preceded the business meet.
ing OF the local chapter, Tuesday
evening in Charles McKenny Hall.
For the program, Miss Virginia
Chevalier. president, reviewed the
history OF the local chapter. Alpha
zeta, after which group singing
was enjoyed.
A sum Of so was voted for the
Cancer Fund. and a report Of the
rummage sale last week was given
by Miss Roberta Hakes, chairman.
The subject for round table dis.
cussion, under the leadership OF
Miss Mary Jane Thomas, Miss Mary
Colburn and Miss Geraldine Sloat
was Personality as Expressed by
Appearance" The special topics
discussed were "Bonnets that Be
witch" Casual Clothing" and
Cosmetics" Under the topic, Cos
metics," Miss Marion Gardner
named some OF the does and don'ts
Of applying lipstick and followed
with illustrations.
Last Thursday evening the girls
played bridge and enjoyed a social
time ct Charles McKenny Hall.