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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21
ST. PAUL,S METHOnIsT
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Rev. John Mohrmann, Pastor
 Sunday School will be held to- morrow morning at g.
 Services will be held at 1O:3O and 11:3O with the pastor speaking on the subject, The Disciples Con- forted'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21

Brass Nuggets Commander James F. Cum nngham who has been decorated with the Bronze Star Medal for gallantry in action, has had eventful since joining the U. S. Naval forces chaplain in 194O He is the of James E. Cunningham of 1S2 South View Street and a brother of Bill" Cunning ham of CaShin Dairy and Lodge 265 fame and has many other proud relatives residing here If one has missed trombone and miscellaneous array of wearing apparel from their home visit the police station for details, not the Clothing Drive head quarters. They were found abandoned near Pearl Lake. Hey, friend got $1 to spare Send it to the Hartford Times which is directing campaign to raise $5O,OOO for the construction of swimming pool for blind soldiers at Old Farms Convalescent Hosptal The fund to date is approaching the $1 300 mark. You will miss dollar. It will be great investment happiness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21
THOAEAsTON-BETHLEHEaE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN North Main Street
 at Electric Avenue

at Electric Avenue Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor Sunday, April 22- The Third Sunday after Easter (Jubilate)
 1O:00 a. m.-Church School con- veneS.
 TOO p. m. - Divine Worship, when the sermon subject will be Jesus Is Thy Way" 3:3O p. m.-In the afternoon, members are invited to attend the Spring Rally of the Dis-
 trict Brotherhood in Beth esda church, State street, New Haven, when Pastor August Engelbrecht of Wart- burg Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa, will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21

The next to last of the regular sea- sons brOadcasts over WATR and the Blue Network by the Boston Symphony Orchestra from Sym phony Hall here tonight from e:S0 to 9:30 p. m., will present works of D'Indy, Dukas and Ravel.
 Dr. Serge Koussevitzky, who con- ducts, will open the program with D'Indy's "Istar," variations. Dukas' poem, "La Perl" will follow and the final part of the program will com prise the four-movement Spanish Symphony" of Ravel.
 The season will conclude the fol- lowing week with Beethoven's Sym- phony, No. g, with the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society assisted by a quartet of soloists. Dr.. Koussevitzky will conduct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
 SCIENTIST

Corner Holmes and Mitchell ave- nueS. .-,
 April 22 Sunday services 10:45 a. m. to 5 p. m.
 Sunday school 10:45 a. m.
 Wednesday evennig meeting 8 o. clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
FIRST MRTn0nTSr

EuROA A4n AmWWLOA Rev. John J. Snavely. DID,. pastor. Philip Ritter, youth director. l0:30-Morning worship. Organ Prelude: Morning Song"
 6chumann Processional Hymn: Come, O Lord'' Call to worship. Prayer The Lords Prayer Choir anthem Scripture reading Pastoral prayer OfEertory anthem: Baritone solo T Do Not Ask O Lord" Talk to the children: MT. Ritter Hymn: Thou Art the Way" Sermon: ''The Man Who Met His Past"-Dr. Snavely Hymn: There's a Wilderness in Gods Mercy" Organ poStlude: Finale" Tauchey
 Church School Worship at bosom younger classes 11:O5; older classes at 11:35; Wood- run assembly for men at 11:45.
 ST. PAUL'S METHODIST Edwin N. P. Hempel, Minister
 Sunday, April 22 0:30 a. m.-Sunday School. 10:45 a. m.-Worship Service with sermon topic: The Tested Church.
 Tuesday, 7:sO p. m. - Midweek Devotions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-21

Major Edward Bowes, long asso- ciated with the Columbia Broad casting System through his famed Amateur Hour, will retire from ac- tive radio participation as of the Thursday, April 26 broadcast of his current series, Major Bowes' Shower of Stars" 9:0O-9:30 D. m. Major Bowes will continue his in- tereSt in radio, however, by serving as advisor on radio matters to the Chrysler Corporation, program sponsor.
 How the army's Medical Corps helps men blinded in action to pre- pare for life in a world of darkness will be told, when the story of a blinded soldier Is dramatized on the Army Service Forces Assignment Home, Saturday, April 21, at 4:30 p. m., over CBS stations. Sergeant Arthur Laurents is the author of this series, and Major Ed Byron is director.
 The late John Barrymore, who has been credited with aiding the success of so many young actors, also had hand in the affairs of Johnny Long, whose orchestra will be heard on The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" program on to- night, WATR-Blue, 9:30.
 It was Barrymore who introduced Long to his present wife, the former English actress, Patricia Waters.
 A musical program to remember will be presented on the Hour of Charm" in its broadcast over NEG stations, Sunday, April 9, at 10 p. m, when a half hour of Americas best-loved songs will be presented. Phil Spitalny and his all-girl or- chestra and choir open the program
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Institute Series
Accents Art, Music

THE SEVENTH program IN the
music. art and drama series, TO be
presented on Tuesday evening.
/ Nov. 13. in the main auditorium
fof the Detroit Institute of Arts,
will be the first in group illus
Itrating relative period trends IN
the arts of music and painting.
With 'Baroquc Art As the sub
jcct. Joyce Black Gnau will give
an illustrated lecture concerning
art of that umc
Or Cyril Barker, organlSt. and
his guest artists, the Detroit In
stitute Of Musical Ant String En-
Semhle. will present compositions
of Handel, Bach Corelh, NNaldi
and Pachebcl. all Composers of the
early eighteenth century.
The string ensemble under the
direction Of Esther a. V. Johnson,
viii play Suite by Archangelo
Corell; "ArioSo % by Bach and
VIII Join Or Barker IN presenting
Concerto in d, by Antonio Vi
valdi
These programs arc sponsored
by Crowley's and the Detroit In
stitute Of Arts They are open to
the public with no admission
charge and no reserved seats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
A Future FoIIies

IRON AT inside source ! learn
L that Twentieth has bought
the rights TO- the llfc OF s. HUI
rok. MaNhc HurOk doCSn = ring
too many bells in your mind
bat when ] 'Cll YOU thar hf IS
the imprcsSarlo who originally
brought the Russian Ballet
Anna paNloVa. NiunSky aud
AdOlph Bolm 10 This country
! am sure YOU VIII sit up and
take notice.
Hurok Is Stll very much alive
and IS currently the manager ol
Marian Anderson and cute little
Patrice MunScl. operate favor
ties
After paying a fabulous
amount for rights 10 Hurok 5
story which is about 70 he pub
hshed. ! am sure Twentieth Will
concentrate on the great ones N
his past
Among them were Sehti-
man -Heink. RaChmaninof and
Elmsn, as well a. isadora
Duncan. 80 this picture could
well D. sort Of highhrow
"Ziegfeld Folles"-and that,
I'd like 10 see.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Pail Of Sorrow

THERE has been an awful
u pail over Hollywood since
the news Of Jerome Kern'S ill
ness reached here ! don't know
anyone more beloved
Most people have enemies.
but everyone seems 10 love
Jerry. who IS one Of the few
talented people / know without
Temperament.
l remember so well when I
was putting Showboat' on the
air. Edna Ferbcr kicked up
her heels and threatened 10 sue
Jerry was very funny. He
called ne up and said. I'VE
ought 90 have our pictures taken
together. You wear a big hat,
and I'll look my best, and
maybe the papers will take Our
pictures"
anyway. Miss Fcrber dldn Z
sue. and ! Stlll have the picture
Jerry and l had taken
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
COP Gains Buoy
Hopes for 40

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 CINS)
House minority leader Martin
today forecast sweeping congress
sionaI gains in Connecticut, Penn
sylvanla. Ohio and California in
1916. which would insure RePub-
hean control of the House.
The Republicans must gain %
seats in next years elections to
obtain a clear majority. The
Democrats have been in control
continuously since 1880
Martin said that Republican
successes IN Tuesdays election in
Connecticut, where the COP car.
ried New Haven and Hartford foI
the first time i'm years, and ir
Pennsylvania. where gains were
registered in Philadelphia and two
statewide ju d & eshi ip contests
augured well.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
HOLLYWOOD Chatter

NOU can take II from me
Il and ] know there is no hot
romance between Lana Turner
and Bob Hutton. This is what
happened Bob danced with
Lana AZ the Mike Romanoff
party and when he went 10 look
for Clestus Caldwell whom he
had brought she had left IN a
huff
lie has called and called Clca-
tus and she won't answer He
didn't sec Lana again because
she Jeff early The reXt morning
On q vacation
! am sorry for Lana. because
4 seerrS SbC cant oven dance
WITH q man without having her
name linked with ms Bob has
ro' mad lu tith CieatBS and
if sho is smart crl and really
Is W l0to W'n uu She wont
take TOO I00. fr -nsr H.- 'rI0-
phone calls because h, getting
pretty burned 10 a. hC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Lucille Ball Moves

DED-HEADED Lucille Boil.
~ who hos Just Uashsd up her
seUer.ysar deal uith-M.C-h.
moves oUer To T-C-F (20th Cen
fury-FoI in lonRhGnd) for her
first as free lancer.
She's replacing lido Lupino in
The Dork Corner" Uith Clifton
Webb and Fred MaeNurrGy---
tWo gents ! imagine IL pould be
Very interesting to be in a dark
corner With.
The reason Ida is out is that
the strike kept her from finish
inc her Warner chores and she
has 10 stay on home base Lu-
cille likes the role because II
gives her a chance 10 emote
without breaking into a song
or dance routine
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Comic Heads
National Revue

MONKEY KIRKLAND in a
rot of fun and laughter at the
National Theater presents tho
Vampires of l945 starring gor-
-eous Bonnie Bovia
Comedy hono"S co 20 Monkey
and Eaiie LLOYD Others featured
r thc show arc Annette LaVerne,
exotic dancer. Kay Drew stream
Hre6 dancer Straightman jimmy
NDad, Jean LaEerne with new
dance routnos. and song star
Larry Harmon
Ever, Saturday there is a gala
midnight stage show. and there
arc continuous show daily from
ID Fl w fo 81 p mn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Fans Enjoy
'GondoIiers

GILBERT AND SULLIVAN
fans greeted The Gondoliers'
with enthusiasm last night at
the CaSS Theater where the
Burnside Company ably presented
this fourth program in the series
of operettas.
Ralph Riggs again Shone in the
role Of Duke OF Plaza Toro, while
Robert Pitkin was excellent as
the Grand lnqulsitor. Songs as
well as musical score were we'll
delivered by other members of
the cast and the orchestra
TonIght'S performance will be
"Iolanthe
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Sonia Henie
Ice R evue
Nov. 30
crrEufFaATyuEs

SONIA HENIE and her Holly
wood Ice Revue will make IT'S an
nual appearance in Detroit $
Olympia Stadium Friday Nov. 80,
a run of 10 Detroit per-
formances. producer Arthur NJ.
Writ announced today.
Miss Henie has been rehearslng
the 1916 show for several weeks
and opens the 1945-46 tour in In
Nov. Is. After that en-
gagement the revue will move
here. Following the local revue
the show moves on TO Chicago.
then New York and winds up in
Los Angeles.
More tAan 200 are in this years
revue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
NEW IDEA

! For perhaps the FIRST time in
ballet. spoken dialog is used 10
! lheighten the realism Of this back
stage excursion. And in addition
10 some classical dancing, the
action involves pantomime and
even a brief lnterlude Of litter
hugglnC all 10 the score by an
American composer, Norman Dailo
.Joio
The setting is by Oliver Smith
and the costumes have been de-
signed by Alvin Colt.
Otner ballets 10 be presented
the same eevning are Swan
Lake. interplay and Spectre
de la Rose -
Second performance viii he
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is, IN
cludlng "Graziana' tto the music
lof Mozart. "Firebird' tmusic of
lStravinskyl, and Princess
Aurora
Among the dancers VIII he Nora
Kaye Andre EglevSky John Taras
| Margaret Banks, Janet Reed
! Alicia Alonzo and MarJrie Tall
IChiCf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
TIE Red House

7 OK NcALLISTER wont BE-
or ~ The service for
month, Hos still mp in the
AicuVarS Euf that isn't keep
Ing So Lesser who ha, hIS
oontract. from lining up stories
and picture, Icr him
Sol a'.-f bIv is The RED
Hou al'eored BY George
AgnoU Cra~hnfIaIr who wrote
Lor'e b,g n' Home 70 ind,-
ans
"The Red House" has a
farm setting but II also delVes
into the psychological fears
and Illustrations of boy whO
lives thrrr and hay plenty ot
suspenSeful drammer.
When Lon COTS bAcs 0crc We
v'l also -ef t.r .uWgo7n U
INST how he stands Nlfr io7-rn
Grain. She ccnidec io me not
long ago that 10 ie really the
head nan IN her Lic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
More Food Abroad
Urged by Anderson

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 0NS)
Fifty per cent greater food ship
ments TO Europe and French
North Africa this winter were
promised today by Secretary of
Anderson.
UNRRA Director Lehman set
a one million ton goal for Decem-
Der coal shipments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
End Of Meat Ration
Believed Near

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 CINSl
Meat rationing was believed
near an end today on the basis OF
4 statement by Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson.
He said that meat should be
taken of the ration list com
pletely by the first of the year.
but that butter. margarine and
lard will probably he ratieHed for
about the first six months OF next
year and sugar probably until
! q47.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Bale
Coming
7 TOMasonic

"ON STAG Er one Of the
newest additions TO the repertoire
OF the Ballet Tbcatcr, viii be pre-
scutcd Sunday evening, Nov. -, IN
Masonic Auditorium.
Choreogrtphcd by the Young
American, Michael Kidd, il tells
the backSIage story OF a ballet
rehearsal at which the theatcr
handy maw and an aspiring bal
lerna imagine themselves stars IN
the world Of ballet
When the rehearsal is finished
they dance together until the
director Of the ballet company dis
covers that the girl has talent
hitherto unSuSpeCted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Meat, Butter and 0Ieo
Rationing End Asked

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 GNS)
Senator Stewart CDl of Tenncs-
see has introduced A resolution
calling for ending OF meat. butter
and oleomargarine rationin :
Nov. -.
Stewart said a small business
hearing revealed that $50 millions
pounds of butter month viii be
available for November and De-
cCmber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
BvrncS EmiSSary
To Visit Moscow

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (INS)
Secretary of State Byrnes an
nounced today that Mark Eth
ridge. his special representative on
a mission 10 the Balkans. has re-
ceived approval of the Soviet gov
ernment to visit Moscow for dis
cuSSiOns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
4ope S Ddmpened

BOB HOPE. on location for
Monsieur Beaucaire. made two
falls into creek for the camera s
sake. then got into dry clothes
for lunch plopped into four feet
OF water accidentally while cross
ING the stream.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Officer Feted
And Surprised

4 surprise party WAS given Fri
day night by Ut. Ruler Sophia
Walker and Sister Daisy Nelsc.l in
honor of vice-Dt. Ruler Hattie
Jones, At Dt. and Bro Walkers
beautiful home. 36l Harmon. DIT
Jones, under the impression she
was attending a special meeting,
walked into group OF attending
guests and was surprised. A lovely
repast was served and lovely gifts
and cash were received.
THOSE PRESENT were Mamie
Whitaker, Ella Crawford Jr., Car.
lean Scurlock. Adeled Fields. w.
NJ, Nelson. Anne Christian, Anna
Murdoch, Hugh H. N. Wyreter, Sa-
rah Vickers. Elizabeth Hamilton,
Hudson WhiteSide. William Brown
Henrietta Collins. Martha Guy.
Magnolia Mddlebrooks. Betty
Mack. lolo Dennis. Viola Jones,
Dorothy White. Matte Cunning
ham. EsSe Brown. Lula j. Riley.
Matte Stewart. Annie B. White
side, Betty Tuck, Mamie Battle.
Eta Long, Rosa Lee Strachen.
ThomaSenia Johnson, S. Louise
Gregory, Ruth White. Bessie Shop
ard. Dorothy Green and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Detroit Selma
Club Sends
School Check

The local chapter Of the Selma
University club honored President
and Mrs William II. Dinkins of
Selma with a reception in the So
cial rooms OF the Lucy Thurman
YWCA Monday evening.
PARTICIPANTS ON the pro-
gram we're the Duprettes. string
ensemble, directed by George
Walker. and Mrs. Louise Bright.
mezzO soprano solost George
Walker also rendered a number
on the singing saw The main adj
dress was given by President Din
kins. and remarks were made by
the Revs. Marshall Talley and.
Charles A. Hill
The club presented a check for
Sl26 to the president for the use
of the school Mrs Arthur Colds
by was chairman of the program
committee
among me guests present Wero
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bright. Mr.. and Mrs.
ULYSSES Smedlcy. Mrs Susie Nut
tall the Rev. and Mrs. Charles a.
Hill. the Rev and Mrs NJ a. Tai
ley, Mrs. Jackson hall mother Of
Selma university: Mrs. Mary Rob-
bins. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Ellis
and their children Merriam and
Constance: the Rev. 4. Sherrard.
Of Atlanta. Ga; Theodis Smith:
Mrs ErneStinc Terrant. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur GoldSby. Mrs Naomi
Dean. Mr.. and Mrs Pctcr Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fields. Mrs.
Lille Mac Smith. OF Roanoke.
Ala; w A Weldon Irene Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs II NJ Brown. Mr..
and Mrs William Edwards. and
many others.
THE NEXT meeting Of the To-
cal Selma club will he held at
the home Of Mrs Nettle Wads-
worth, 350a Chope place
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
and Other Briefs

Otey V Smith, president; Mary F
Atkinson, vice president. Frances
SmOot, corresponding secretary;
Ida Douglass, assistant secretary;
Aline Noll, secretary; Daisy Som
merVille, treasurer; and Sadie
Johnson, custodian.
Mrs. Gertrude Henderson. ex-
president awarded a certificate OF
perfect attendance to four of the
members. A scholarship was
awarded 70 Misses Geraldine Will
son and Thclma Williams. Other
guests present we're Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Williams.
AT the September meeting, bust
ness Of Importance was discussed
and plans were made for the an
nual recital 10 be held on Nov j
at 81 Stephen church A delicious
lunch was served by Mrs Barring
ton and Mrs. Brown The cluo
adjourned 10 meet at 1914 25,h
street. Mrs. S V. Byars. hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
BROWN MODELS CLUB

Held IFS weekly meeting at tho
home Of Leila McNair All mem
bcrS we're present Plans were
completed for the autumn party
After the business discussions, the
hostess served lovely luncheon
VII ch was enjoyed by all Bridge
Was the game Of the evening. The
next meeting will be at the home
OF CasSye Ranklns. l.. Goodman,
reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
WILL GO UNION CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs Ida VI.
BRIDGES. with the president. Mrs
VI. Brown. presiding. A grand
meeting was enjoyed by all, In
portdnt business was discussed
The clJb was honorcd with a
guest from Mississippi, niece Of
Mrs. Bessie Wallace y delicious
rcpdSt was served The next meet
ng will be AT the home Of Mrs J.
S. Kenny, 1922 Bellevue avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29

cigarettes and magazines wrapped
in lovely packages donated by all
members OF the club.
The members who made the
trip were Mrs Sarah Adkins. Mrs.
Margaret Mlder, Mrs. Theresa
Mccoy and Mrs Virginia North
ern
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
THE DETROIT ASSOCIATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS

Enterlalned the club women and
ministers wives Of the National
Baptist Convention during its re-
cent meeting here. Mrs. Martha
Brandon was chairman OF the pro-
gram. Mary F. Bray assisted at
the register. In the receiving line
were Mcsdames Rosa l.. Gragg,
Sadie Lindsay. Prudence Perry,
Jcrcne Macklin. Emma Reid, F. E.
Dawson and Lila Stewart Mrs.
Bowman was mistress of Cere-
monies.
Participants on the program
were MeSdamcs Andrews. Bow
man and Edwards Over 200 guests
Werc present. which number in
Guided many out-of-toWncrS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
TIE 1--WE W SOCIAL Clue

Nc Al the home ol Mr., Could.
or 1909 Wellington drive Monday,
IN thor opening meeting Of the
current season. Mc~dancs NcCar-
they. Howard Could Spra2gs,
Smith. Fisher. Burton Rood. John
son and Griffin were present A
delightful roDd>t was served by
the hostess, The next meeting VIII
be hold az the nome of Mrs.
Graves.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
SERNICEMEN'S WIVES
COOPERATIVE CLUB

Made their first visit to the Vet
Grams General hospital in Dear
born on Sunday. They were vel
coined by the grateful veterans.
The four wives who went were
loaded down. with gifts Of goodic
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29

MRS u J. GRAHAM MRS
WALTER McGIASKER MRS
CAROLYN GLOVER ) h
MCQUEEN Mr. and MRS
ANDREW HUNTER MR.. and
MRS GEORGE CARMICHAEL
DIR and MRS p. F. SEA-
BROOKS MRS. EDWIN VIII
LlAMS ATTY. and MRS
JOSEPH BROWN MRS
FRANCES RAlFORD-POLK.
NELMA RICHARDSON was
hostess at dinner and COCK
TAI party which began IN
The private dining room of the
PARADISE BOWL and ended
IN her apartment GUESTS
or HONOR were SGT. ana
MRS JOHN DREW. He Is
Just back IN the states after two
years overseas and is on IN.
Way back va CAMP ELLIS IN
Illinois
Those who. attended The anai:
hono.ing The soldier and his wife
we're MIR and MRS. DEWEY
OLlPHANT JOHN DOLPHIN
JEANETTE HARRISON
MAY MABRY SEYMOUR
SMITH . WILLIAM PORTER
ROBERT VI. THOMAS and
OLIVE POTTS have jus, returned
from indianapolis where they were
uShcrS n the wedding OF DR.. WILL
LIAM b ALLISON Of Detroit and
MISS MARY ELIZABETH cox
daughter OF DIR and MRS.
CHARLESTON COX Of lndianap-
Oils.
MISS PEGGY JEAN RURRlS.
daughter OF Mr.. and MRS. Li-
MAN BURRIS Of Philadelphia ave-
nue. D. entertained recently for
WILLIAM SIMS of Chicago.
DETECTIVE and MRS. w. s.
WILLIAMS NJ Scotch avenue
announced the marriage OF their
| daughter SALLIE ELIZA
BETH to PVT. ARTHUR l.. Nc
ADORY JR. They were mar
ried last April The bride
groom is the son Of MR.. and MRS
I ARTHUR l.. McADORY SR. Of
Mortified avenue. The young
couple left on Monday for Louis
lana where he Will be stationed.
ATTY. LLOYD LOOMS
was surprise guest al A birthday
party in his honor given by his
wife -. Al their home on Trow-
bridge avenue Saturday
2ht DR. and MRS. RICH
ARD I.AURY OF Washington. ID. C..
who are the house guests Of
Mr.. and MRS CHARLES T. COLE
were also honorcd on TINS
occasion. MRS LAURY and
MRS COLE are sisters - DR.
LAURY is on the faculty Of tho
college Of medicine OF Howard
university.