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Evening star., 1945-12-06
James H. Jackson, Is,
Roller Skating Star,
Dies Of War Wounds

James H. Jackson, 25, winner of
several roller skating racing titles
in amateur competition in the East
ern States, died yesterday at Walter
Reed Hospital of combat wounds.
Formerly an Army corporal, Mr..
Jackson was wounded in action near
Luxembourg December 9, 1914, while
serving with a quartermaster unit
in the 319th Infantry of the Sd
Army. He was in hospitals in Paris
and England for several months
before being transferred to Walter
Reed.
A native of Front Royal, Va, he
had lived in Washington most of his
life. He was a graduate of Paul
Junior High School and Montgom-
cry Blair Senior High School and
before the war was employed as
mechanic by Capital Transit Co.
Mr.. Jackson was a member OF
the Red Mikes Club and Capital
Transit Co. Post, No. 46, American
Legion, which will conduct services
at the Huntemann funeral home,
5732 Georgia avenue NV, at pm.
| tomorrow.
Surviving Mr.. Jackson are his
widow, Mrs. Mildred jackson; a
daughter, Pamela Ann jackson; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Guy Jack
son, 5517 Illinois avenue NV, and
three sisters, Mrs. Lou Helen F.
Potts and Mrs. Edith M. Johnston
of Washington and Mrs. Lillian S.
Schneckenburger, New York.
Funeral services will be held at
the Huntemann funeral home at l
pm. Saturday and at 1:30 pm. at
Fort Myer Chapel Burial, with
military honors, will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
Mrs. Wagar, John Crawford
Win Bridge Pair Title

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. g.
Mrs Wilkinson Wagar of Atlanta
and John r. Crawford of Philadel-
phia won the contract bridge
mixed pairs national championship
early today at the 18th annual win
ter tournament of the American
Contract Bridge League.
The winners, with 519 match
points in three sessions, led a field
of So pairs who had qualified from
an original field of 78 pairs.
Mrs. Abe Perlmutter, Cincinnati,
and Irving Deuter, Detroit, placed
second with 511. Last night the
women's contract bridge team, Mrs
E. c. Young. Bywood, Pa; Mrs. J. E
Folline, Richmond, Va. Mrs. Helen
Sobel, New York, and Mrs. Wagar,
won for the second consecutive year.
They took 37la matches out of a
possible 48.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
.SchweIIenboch Urges
Veterun-Lubor Unity
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6.-Secretary
of Labor Schwellenbach told officials
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
yesterday that there is no basis for
hostility between organized vet
Grams and organized wage earners
Mr.. Schwellenbach, in statement
read to the delegates by Joseph M
Stack, commander in chief of the
VFW, said:
THE philosophy of unionism rep
resents in economic life the human
rights for which the veteran fought,
and he pointed to the record OF
American labor in the war effort.
Mr.. Stack urged organization OF
veterans to fight for the welfare OF
the returning serviceman, saying
"the loyalty of great many Amer.
leans is tickle"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Musical Tea
By Usher Board

The Senior Usher board NJ Sec
ond Baptist church held It's annual
musical -at-the -bHe@ Thurman
YWCA Sunday. Mrs. Julia Dick
erSon was chairman OF the commit
tee. Co-WorkerS were Mrs. NJ.
White. Charlotte Fuller. Mary Bell.
Margaret Reed. Helen Howell.
Fannie Simmons. Emily Fox, villa
Clark, Mary BoWc. Alberta Elan
nl2an and Ella Ficklln.
Participants on the program in
cluded Richard Scott. Mrs FLOR
ence Shumack. Mrs Laura Hill the
Jackson sisters Mrs Evelyn Scott.
JOHN c. DANCY. executive di-
rector OF the Detroit Urban league.
was guest speaker. His topic was
The Negro. Past and Present
Tea was served from a lace
covered table conferred with a love-
~ floral arrangement. Mrs A. A.
Banks and Mrs. Geneva Williams
poured.
Among the hundreds OF guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs c.. c.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearly Crud-
up Thomas w. Fleming. Mrs. S. G..
Jenkins. Mrs. Margaret Reed, Char
lotte Fuller, the Rev. A A. Banks.
Jr.. Frizella Jones. Sarah Daven-
port Odell Acity, Sadie Washing
ton. r. Y. Taylor and many others.
Mrs c. Cooper is president; Mrs
w Clark, vice president. and Mrs
Muse is secretary Of the usher
board.
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returning AS far As Chicago with
her husband, where they Will visit
relatives.
The Knoxville College club en-
loved pleasant evening with Miss
Carrie Sterling of East Philadel-
phia as hostess. $3.50 was turned
over TO the United Negro College
fund. A lovely repast topped with
home made ice cream added 10 the
evening Mrs. Ida Chandler was
the recipient of a birthday purse
OF Sl4 DR.. and Mrs. Cleague Of
Scotch avenue are 10 be the next
hosts.
The Altar Guilds party Of ST
c. prianS church proved fun in pot
luck style for the ladies.
The annual breakfast party that
Mrs Gladys Dunlap gives the Tri-
angle club closes the seasons ac-
tivity with grand finis She is a
thoughtful hostess, and always has
her very cheerful home abundant
~ supplied with good food for the
ladies.
The members and guests includ-
ed MesdameS Mable Moslcy. Marie
Brentford. Kate Mallory. Annabelle
Vandorn, NJ Williams, O. Aiding
ton, Lii Arnold, Mrs. Alfred Of
Florida. Louise Watson. Lucille
Lee. Mary Roberts, Jennie Jones.
Iris Booker, Ethel Hall. Linnie Har-
RS. Grace Jackson. ErneStyne
Johnson. Ann Taylor, Mar2rite
Causey, Naomi Waller. Miss King
of Lima Ohio. Mrs. Moore. also
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Man'ey of
Lima, Ohio, and Marian McClain.
Mr.. and Mrs Ruben Pinder. OF
Ford avenue, entertained Sunday
afternoon with buffet, supper for
their guest, Mrs Solonia r Lewis
Of Pulaski. Tenn. Invited i'm were
Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Banks Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Webb. MI and Mrs Hume
Sykes. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs Chapman. Mss
Smyre CoWlcy The guest Of honor
is the wife Of DR.. William A. Lewis
Of Tennessee.
Sunday was also the anniversary
date Of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Of q38
Marston avenue II vas an olab-
oraIe setting. AS /, was their 25in
year and gifts were Of generous
silver.
II You miss the popular Leonard
BarthWell IN the Valley spots
he's IN the army now.
Friday night the Les PetiteS
Amles gave a supper party al the
beautiful Oriental Gardens for four
of their members. Jule Ross. Les
lie Jones, CeleStlne Brown. and
Florence Horn. The occasion. BIRTH
days After supper, the girls went
night clubbing Others present
were Annie b. Ladghlln. Mary
Parks. Annie SmmS. Elizabeth
Manning, and Catherine Harris.
Les FemmeS Social club did A
fine job OF surprising one Of their
members, Ms ESpernola Jones.
with stork shower Many lovely
2lftS We're received Participating
in the surprise were Mare Brent
ford LetItIa Tyson. Bertha Frazier.
ReNaths Cruise Laura Marshall.
Madeline WhulocE, Lucille vii
llamS. Violet Stevens. Adrll Graug-
er. Grover Dunbar Augusta De-
Bose. Lucille WilDurn
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.Bride-EIect
Feted ByHer
Bridesmaids
BY VIVIENNE

ny NItIENNE
Three Of Frances Leonard's
closest friends-her bridesmaids.
Showered her Saturday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Arthur Goldsby
OF Ironwood avenue.
Frances will become the bride
OF Robert Ryland II Saturday,
June 30.
FOR THE OCCASION. the bride
elect wore becoming gray crepe
afternoon frock with the new side
drapcry Two pink roses nestled
IN her pompadour and a pink
moonstone pin was clipped AT the
plunging neckline. Moonstone ear
rings completed the costume. worn
with pink gloves and black patent
leather bag and shoes.
The hospitable hoSteSSes were
MeSdames Thelma Jones. Jennie
Partee and Beatrice Morgan Mrs
Jones was charming in aqua jer-
Sey; Mrs. Partee wore brown
crepe accented with white. while
Mrs. Morgan was chic in black
and pink.
GUESTS GATHERED on the
cool lawn 10 indulge i'm bridge. At
one corner of the garden a color
full pink and chartrCuSc umbrella
conferred the table which bore the
numerous exquisite gifts in lin
Serie and tolletrles which the hon
Gree received
In the bridge game. Jessie Car
ter was first prize winner and her
gift was large flapjack compact
Gladys l.. Jones came in second
and was rewarded with large
doll. which was really an efficient
household maid. The doll con-
tanned two washcloths. soan.
clotheSpins and several other use
full household items
MRS. v. O'HARA LEONARD.
mother 81 the honorcc. won : cure
sewing KIT as BOBBY prize .Af,er
bridge dessert course was
served.
Attending this party were Mrs
Louise Mohr. sister Of the bride
elect: Matte MaSSie. Gladys l..
Jones. ErneStine RoSemond. Mar
aaret Davidson, Mrs. V. OHara
Leonard. Mrs Arthur Go,dSby.
Myrtle GoldSby Jessie Garter.
Anita Mack. Lavinia Bright. Ann
DeWeaycr OF Atlanta. Ga. Marga-
ret Jackson and Mrs. Richard T
Drew.
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The Party Line
By MARIAN

The Smartees had a party. and
affair. II had lis beginning with
cocktails. hors d oeuvres and plen-
~ of fun ~ their president, Gladys
Coles. very sWank apartment on
Hcndrie. Dinner, flowers and more
co, ktailS followed at the Lounge.
The affair closed the meetings un-
I'll fall and 1t also COMMUNICATED
one OF the members, Margaret Hen
rvs birthday.
The guests and members inClud-
ed MeSdarcS Jennie Ely. Susan
White. Eula Lightfoot. Ethel Baker.
Harriet Bolton. Mary Walker,
GLADYS Cole. Margaret Henry. Eu-
nice Webb, Minnie Jones, Rosa l..
Barry, Willie Simmons, Lille
White. F. Mae Turner, Marian Nc
Clam and others.
Mrs. Katherine Pitts entertained
members and friends OF the Syno-
Vaded Business and Professional
Women'S club AT her home on Vine
wood last Saturday. The hostess
served a tasty luncheon and related
the pleasant news that her hubby,
Captain Pitts OF the 332nd Fighter
Group, VIII be home soon. Cards
were the next highljght Of the eve
ming. Those present were Donald
and Claude Killian, Mabel Fergu-
son. Alma Griffin. Lena NesbIt,
Theda McSwajn. Pearlc White,
Olivia Lewis. Viola Robertson. Be
atrice PITTS, Betty Glasco, Frank
and Alma I.anqua. Katherine Poole.
Hazel Warner, Theresa Epps. Kath-
crime Anderson. Eleanor Harris,
Merinda Shannon. Mildred Day,
Inez burden and Winona Allen.
Mrs. ClementIne Johnson Of
VuneWood avenue. was hostess to
Mrs Christine DunSon Of Oakland,
Calf, AT breakfast on Thursday
Mrs. Johnson was recently the
DunSon'S guest while West She
Will entertain with luncheon next
week for the visitor. Attending
breakfast also were Mrs. Salle
James, Mrs. Ruth Jordan ,siStel
and hostess OF the gueSt Mrs.
Clementne Henderson. little Irene
Brown Of Cincinnati and Master
Bobbie Johnson.
Two golden wedding anniversar-
les arc truly something elegant 10
rave about, and so II was the pleas
ure Of many old DetrOiterS 10 al
tend both on Sunday last. Mr.. and
Mr.. Louis F.. Gamble Of Bull ave-
nue. received trends all Of the az
ternoon amid flowers, magnificent
gifts and cash galore It was one
OF the loveleSt affairs. with gold
cleaning everywhere.
Then 70 the home 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. f. C. Mars on Fisher avenue
where gold radlated. II vas their
5Oth wedding anniversary also
There we're the traditional flow
ers. friends in formal attire in as
sistance. and delightful program
throughout the afternoon Out OF
town guests included Mrs Flor
cnce Lewis. Akron. Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Morning. South Bend.
Ind: Mrs. Viola FindlN. South
Bend. Mrs. Jennie Jackson. Chi
cago: Mrs. Lillian Stoll. Chicago;
Mrs. G. BuSby. Benton Harbor,
Mrs. Florence Lee. Fort Wayne.
Mrs A. ID. Knchlow. Pasadena.
Calf: ESsA l.. Wheeler, Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs NewSon Cleveland,
Omo. Frrw Morning. Cleveland
aud Cora Manuel. Glendale, O.
Thomas Griffin, Gm3-c. is home
on l5-dav furlough visiting MS
wife. Cora. and son. ThoTaS Jr Mr
Griffin is in the Navy stationed
at Bangor. Wash. Mrs. Griffin is
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Student Awarded
Music Scholarship

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. - Miss Ger
aldlne Fitzpatrick. a senior in the
School Of Music at Knoxville coll
lCge, was awarded a scholarship
for being the most outstanding
woman i'm the junior class Miss
Fitzpatrick is a native OF Somerset.
Nv. Her grandmother has been
the AGENT for the CHICAGO Defender
lor - years. She IS a voice major
and IS quite active IA all the mISi-
cal ORGANIZATIONS at Knoxville col
lege. Her uncle. Prof. Newell Col
erIdre Fitzpatrick. IS director Of
music al the college.
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TIE uTSEA AUXILIARY

Met at the home OF Mrs. Stew
art, 55t Rusedaie.- fne- meeting
was presided over by Mrs. Julia
Bingham. Final reports OF the tea
were given. The president read
interesting news and letters from
Washington. ID. c. Mrs Stewart
was nominated as delegate TO the
Michigan PAC conference to be
held al the Masonic Temple. Guest
OF honor was Miss Hermena Hick-
son of BurGan. n. c. Games of
foreign countries were played by
all The auxiliary adjourned for
the summer until the second Mon
day i'm September Al the home OF
Mrs. Meyers, 6OS Erskine street.
Apt. 472.
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EN- ROUTE FROM COUNCIL

hoe ROV. J. /. Soon, On ROME
from Cleveland. ONO. where he
attended me AME Bishops Coun-
eli, passed through the city last
week He spent a few days with
ms daughter and Sou-In-laW, Atty.
and Mrs. Herbert /. Dudley. Of
Norwood street. The Rev. Mr.
Scott s. q former pastor Of Ebene-
zer AME church He IS now pas
tOrng in Roanoke. Va
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y a I n a n =
iel J a c X SON,
Nas celebrated.
Lo We. be-
cause only love
for their pas
tor could have
Spir ed the
m p m ers 10
en- d er n 2
services { h Q V
did. Faith. be-
e a use on J v
faith in Rev.
Jackson. AS a
9 re al leader.
c O u ! d h a We
brOtIcht about
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
SPENDS FURLOUGH HERE

Pvt. Oquinn Frazier OF 295 En-
glewood street, now stationed at
Gunter Field. Ala, has returned
10 his camp after spending a l5-
day furlough with his wife. He
was entertained by several Of his
friends and relatives during his
furlough.
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EezzMNzzz1
Nv GLADYS

MISS MILDRED Rl.Ol'NT. daughter of MIR
and MRS. l.. G. BlOl'NT. had as her house guests
ATTY and MRS. JAMES r WRIGHT Of Washington. II, {.
The couple were married New York a few weeks
acu and spent part of their wedding trip with the
RLOUNTS Mrs Wright. the former GLORIA ODEN
Of New Rochelle y y Mildreds roommate AZ Howard
UNIVERSITY . The ucWlyWpdS viii take up residence in
Washington where ATTY WRIGHT Will continue his prac
tee and Gloria vii continue her studies Howard Uni
Nersitv Law school
ON last Thursday few ~ MdredS many friends
r,e q, hcr home for supper IN honor the bride
dinner guests PLAYED cards and chattcd until far into
the evening Participants were MILDRED MITHlEB
DOROTHY NNN ~ rs LOWEl.L LOCK
CONSTANCE R.Ol Mt RURNEN WATKINS
DAWN WATSON ... HELEN NPl.ING FREDDIE
BRADLEY and PAULINE MCKINNEY ....
GERTRUDE BAILEY attractive and dmmurNc
school marin Al me HIGGANBOTHAM school. and
daughter OF MRS VILLA BAILEY ... Is proudly
showing friends her engagement ring which makes
for sure that nov she will become MRS The lucky
man IS handsome SGT JOHN X. SPENCER
IN Italy hut Will be home later this summer in the
early fail ~ which time they viii DO we'd. SGT.
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l0eil lONe lOT heN. JaCkSOn
him Loyalty. because they proved
by their love and faith that they
would be loyal 10 him in all en-
beavers. Rev and Mrs. Jackson
sat side by side each evening dur
ing the anniversary services lis
tenng 10 their praises being sung.
Rightly so, because they have la
bored side by side 10 make First
Baptist one OF the greatest church
eS IN the city OF Detroit. First
Baptist wishes 10 thank the many
pastors who participated in the
services throughout the week.
REV. J. 8. WILLIAMS, pastor
and moderator OF Michigan Dis
trict Association. preached the
anniversary sermon Sunday, June
- His message inspired Rev.
Jackson 10 carry on AS ne has IN
the past three years Each organ
za,ion m the church presented
Rev Jackson and his wife with
large purses. not 20 mention the
tokens OF love some Of these or
carnations. who ha6 presented
MN win money. gave him. The
gift that was gwen 10 Rev. and
Mrs Jackson that touched their
hearts so profoundly VAS the one
gwen 10 them BY MIS- Laura
Whitby. their daughter. She pre-
sented her father with A beautiful
ring which had his birthstone and
q almond setting. and her mother
with a beautiful bouquet of flow
ers
Mrs. Jan Miner. who has been
III for some time. is back on the
JOB as pianist Al First Baptist
church Members and friends are
happy 20 see her out again.
NJ and Mrs Leslie Jacobs OF
LehIgh street are the proud par
euts Of baby boy Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Gordon are the proud par
euiS OF son. Mrs Gordon is the
folm,r DORIS Hill Doris Is a very
talented SINGER aud has appeared
in musicals throughout the city.
ONE OF THE most outstanding
events OF the past week VAS the
elaborate setnI-fortudl graduation
patty gwen by M. aud Mrs Hen
~ Freeman Tor their beautiful
daughter. Vera More tnan 100
guests were present. Among the
guests we're BenzIna Nixon, Aiieen
Perry. Gladys Richardson. Mar2a-
re' Dye. AllSSe Hardy. Argentina
HARDY. Delor,s Anderson. Naomi
Weaver. Laihe Summers, Mary
LIt'les. Clementlne Gromm. Esther
Johnson. Blancn Blair, Lois FRI
day Carrie Hopkins. Rose Stark.
Ethel Jones. MarEie Fletcher. Mi
dred Epps, Jennie Lou Foster.
Lincoln Burns. William Crowell.
Jonnn.e PrIece. Luc.ous Ander-
son. JACK Harris. Roberta Harper.
TouSSsjnt Hi Aston O Neal,
GEORGE Hamilton Rudy Dye. Roo
e., White. Claude Jackson, Trasa-
man Parker. FLOYD Jackson, James
Jones and Henry Carr.
The young hostess received
many lovely gifts Al tins writ
ing. she has not decided what col
lege she VIII attend
Mrs Lille Mae WaterhoISe is i'll
q, her home Dt We are glad 10
say that she j. much improy Ell.
ULYSSES W RDL WE ~
WesienG avenue. NnO Was corsId-
c-ed tho oDe.g.aH 'raek 'csT o.
Southwestern n sn aid Vno z-ad
a'ed f~oT 'hs' scrooi ss Vees.
0as en-, sted ~ re Nav r..
william Boston so~ - Fsf~re-
Bnsfnn 81 Snutn SnlyaY aNenLe.
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NednWhllc NALMA and
MARGlE McCLANE
Hi' leave TINS Weekend FOR Chi
sC,.o 20 spend the WecK dnd
over me Fourth OF July
PRETTY MYRTLE MITCHELL.
WAYNE coed VINO mas Dccn stay
ing NItN LENA AND HAIR
Old " Al DEN riirtr--rr::. t -.
moo, term has gone home
20 California 10 spend the sum
n1cr with her mother .Shc'
NII stop briefly a. Tuskesee
WARRANT OFFICER ~. NJ
MARCUS GIBSON IS home
visiting his parents on 2 30-day
fuyloush Spcnt.l8 months IN
Italy and has been IN three major
battles . He Is the brother OF
Eln!na Gibson.
And We we're only recently told
mat the hero CAPT
CHARLES THOMAS Is the broth
or ~ LENA WILLIAMS
. She must No so proud.
HOPE -DR EDWIN VIII H
LlAMS is better As NC 20 10 press
He is IN GRACE HOSPl-
TAI
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Double Purpose
Party At Finks'

Miss Odessa G.. Bel was honored
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
Finks OF 90 Westminster avenue.
at going away party The occa-
sion was a double celebration, AS
John W. Gray. Jr., who left for
the armed services Tuesday. was
also honored.
Refreshments were served. While
dancing and games were PLAYED
throughout the evening.
GUESTS PRESENT included
Odessa G. Bell. Blanche Holmes.
John Gray, Jr, Mrs. Viola Fl Far
ker. Louis Parker Mrs Moreno
Watson. William Hamilton. Saul
Perry. Mrs. Lowe FInks and Ar
thur FirkS.
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Southwest Detroit
BY
Margaret Sebree

Love. faith and LOYALTY were the
predominatIng forces ruling the
services OF the past week at FIRST
Baptist church. where the third
anniversary OF It's pastor, Rev.
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PERSONALS
NEW YORKER HERE

Mrs Lille Rucks Of Buffalo. ".
Y, entralned for her home Tues
day following a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J Epps OF BOG
ErskIne street The matron enjoyed
a pleasant soJourn.
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VISITING FRIENDS

Mrs Mary Allie. daughter OF
Mrs. Title Higgins. 426 Alger. is
visiting friends in Chicago III She
viii return within the fortnight.
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has returned 10 Florida. where he
is stationed. after spending three
weeks with his father
Robert Floyd Of South Solvay
street has gone 20 New York TO
visit friends and relatives
6 ! Brown. prominent business
man ~ South Solvay street has
lust returned from 2 Today vacs-
ION IN McCrea. Ga Mr. Brown
exports having had an enjoyable
srfp
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MIR. AND MRS. BENNIE Mitch

weeks visit io Birmingham Ala
and points In Georgia. where they
visited relatives and friends Mss
Nina Kate Michcl. Mrs Mitchell
s,ster-iu-laN. returned with them
She Will make her nome IN tHI,
eitv. Mrs Bcuue Ntcncl Nl
enter Flew.rss Beauty Schoo.
early IN = iy
Mr. Frances Love V'l 'cave
ne c'~-s F-dev FOR Mississippi
'1cre ,pc ' fs' g. ends IN
Fe~e1' ser' ors 90 no s'9'c
VI ard Nrs Villain Te-rv ~
South So'vsv s'ree' wcre 4 rner
s-es's ~ Mrs Wh'lock Saturday
evening.
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GERTRUDE BAILEY

MN fN - orc ~ = ...f .0i-
erts V1o lSc1 90 30 r.; &c dc
Fcl, GERTRUDE ono u
&C 'sien'cd SORORS OF DELTA
SIGMA THETA
MAXINE RROYiF.S
bore AGAIN s''cv aaN-Nea-
co. ~ town NsD7'IorHl ~
'ne Southland and mat ca-
,atrg ~ W lbcrfo,cc university.
S4e y----,e-- i;rfi-c--
ONLY Just learned about
&c narr.a.c - cl'c tile
Tx MADELYN CLATOR
"a Bill WATSON &.
vri.~ took place .ccent'v
SADYE BROWN and =.
weeks visiting with ln..aws IN
Cleveland.
JULIAN wITHERSPOOS
r-en, back 20 Cleveland Nth his
roommate RALPH GIBSON
Who vas graduated from L
a. " this June and whose
psrer's came % witness same
TIE Whole TOT ot-tnrT went osCk
On the train Sunday night
JULIAN VIII spend about a week
there
ALSO in Cleveland last week
TER HINES AND WALTER VIII
LIS e.. playing in the golf
matches cor what do you
cal them>.
SADIE FISHER Humorous
es ever Is in town ..
tpoon!ng with her hubby PETRY
FISHER who is all smiles
about il, TOO
TWAS TOO CUTE last
Sunday night We orbed
Flight Officer CHARLES
GOLDSBY and his bride OF Few
hours the former LOIS
the bridal suite AZ The GOTHAM
with her bridal fnery trail
ing behind and goodness
how many young LTEUTHNANTS
and their company
you could see there was going 10
re no privacy Think We es-
r cd CHARLES DIGGs JR..
among them
We have card from g..
ROMA LAWSON who is
having swell time. she says. in
her home town NEW YORK
LUCILLE CHAMBERS left
iTned stely after the nurses
meeting Monday for
Kansas City where she Will
be tutoring Al her alma mater for
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Ulysses wARDLOwE

WestenG avenue. NnO Was corsId-
cod tho omen ~ 'rsek 'caT o.
Southwestern n sh aid ,no z-ad
s'ed f~oT 'ha' sorooi sV Neee.
nas en,.ste ~ ne Nav p.
william Boston so0 - F's'ere-
Boston Of South Solvay avenue.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01

Milford Center Methodist Charge
Hugh A. Liggett, pastor
Milford Center
Church school, 9:15 am. Mr..
Charles S. Brake, supt.
Morning worship, 10 o'clock.
Junior choir, Thursday, $50 pm.