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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

wa You Be Home Tor supper Toror.
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and fathers will leave home Tor work
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but before the day is over some Of
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Prima Comma
To Downtown

LOUIS PRIMA, his trumpet and
orchestra, open a weeks engage
ment Friday on the stage of the
Downtown ThCater.
The Prima aggregation has
won recognition in the show world
principally through the maestro's
growing" trumpet
Featured with the band is
SongstreSS Lilyann Carol. who
captured CTS favor in the ETO
with her version of the tune I'll
Walk Alone.
Stage show talent includes
Charlie Kennedy Roy Davis and
his "Phunnygraf, and the Choco-
lateers.
mystery thrfifcT, Fog
Island" co-starS Lionel Atwill
and George Zucco on the screen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Symphony
On Discs

THE FIRST major recording
by one OF the nations major or
cheStraS-the Detroit Symphony,
under direction Of Karl Kruger
will be released by Victor early in
April, according 10 an announce
ment by J. w Murray, general
manager of RCA-Victor Record
activities.
The orcheStra's first recordings
of consequence since II was under
the baton Of the late OSsip Gabril-
owitsch will be the overture from
.Offenbach'S "OrpheuS in Hades." !"
IL is part Of the score for "Gaite
PariSienne, one Of the most sue
cessful ballcts of the Ballet Russo
de Monte Carlo company.
The recording, a 12-inch disc
which will be released as a ma
tional special, was made in
Masonic Temple shortly after the
recording ban was lifted last No
vember. A group Of recording
engineers brought equipment from
New York for the session. Other
works recorded at the same time
by the Detroit Symphony Orches-
ira will be released in the near
future.
Because of the interest in this
first major recording, the record
company has arranged TO ship the
first quantities pressed 10 Detroit
so they may be available at dealer
stores late in March.
Distribution on a nationwide
scale will follow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
State Civic Orchestra
Meets al j. NJ. April 8

ANN ARBOR, March 29.-Thc
fifth annual Michigan maSSed
civic orchestra concert Willie held
here Sunday, April s, under the
auspices of the University School
of Music and the Michigan Civic
Orchestra Association.
Guy Fraser Harrison, con-
ductor of the Rochester Civic Or
cheStra, will be guest conductor.
More than $50 players from lead
ing state orchestras will partici-
pate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Symphony Honors
Kin of War Dead

Two thousand Gold Star rela-
tiVeS-widows, parents and other
neXt-of-kin-will be guests of the
Detroit Symphony Society at its
last concert of the season tonight.
The tickets 10 the memorial con-
cert were distributed through the
Red Cross.
Seven army veterans of the
siege of BaStogne and seven naval
veterans from the Pacific theater,
all recently released from mill
tary hospitals, will speak during
a 45-minute intermiSSion. Pianist
Carl Friedberg will be SoloiSt
with the symphony, which will be
conducted by Carl Kruger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-A Guy, a Cal and a Pal" li.7s
Hangover square. i2:sl. 2.Ss. 5:37. .O5.
10 80 D. m
FIsHER-"B Bowery TO Broadway" 1880.
4:l7. STA q m. Mrs. Parkington," 2:0l,
o:45. GAS p. m.
FoX-"Frisco sal" 1901 a. m. i:4s,
4:36. TAG. 1915 9. m. Destiny" 1885,
3.2S. 6.15, 9:OS p. m.
MADISON-''B 'Bowery 20 Broadway" ii:45
q. m. 4:O5, SIS q, m. Mrs. Parkington."
1915. S:36, 9:46 q. IN.
MICHGAR-"Three Is Family" ll,39
a. m, 2. -, S:AS, 3. So y. m. And Nov
Tomorrow" ~ 55. 4.l6. TIT. 10 m.
PALMS-STATE- For Whom the Bell Tolls"
liO4 a m 2.l3 5.42, Oil y. m. Fea-
turette. 1888 5 a. 6.5l p. m
UNITED ARTISTS-"DOuble Exposure"
m. ala, 5:7s. SAP p. m: Music for
Millions" 1900. 323, 6.37 9.5l 3. N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Honor
Chekov

THE CINEMA THEATER yes
terday joined the Soviet Union
in celebrating the 40th anniver-
sary of Anton Chekov's death by
presenting two film comedies,
Marriage" and Jubilee" adapted
from this famous authors writ
ings.
Players in the cast are from
the Moscow Art Theater and
dialogue and songs are in Russian
with captions in English. The
engagement ends here April 10.
The program also includes the
first showing of another Russian
film, Moscow Circus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
WONDER BAR
Ink Spots Due
At Paradise

THE INK SPOTS with Ella
Fitzgerald and Cootie Williams
orchestra head the Easter holiday
stage revue opening Friday at the
Paradise Theater.
Wen-known for their recordings
and stage and radio appearances,
the Ink Spots come here from an
extended engagement at New
York'S Paramount Theater.
The screen fare features
Charles Starrett in a western film,
Saddle Leather Law
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
CLUB THREE 666

The new, continuous floor show
policy at Club Three 666 has
found favor with patrons. Indica-
tive of this is the response from
dance fans when King Porter'S
Musical Maniacs swing into lively
dance tempoS. Dancing and en-
tertainment is alternated from 6
p. m. until midnight
Current revue faVorites are Bill
Gooden, boogie woogie pianist
Basil Spears, a blues singer from
Manhattan, and Dave Wilborn
with his voice and guitar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Sixth Film
Forum Tonight

THE SIXTH in the series Of the
Detroit Public Llbrary'S weekly
Film Forums will be shown to-
night at s o'clock, IN the Main
Library auditorium
DR.. Arthur Bull will serve as
chairman for discussion following
the showing of Freedom Rides on
Rubber and The Shape Of Things
10 Come"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

this week. offering the hits More
and More" and ION the Lonely
Side" Musical arrangements are
by Frank Gagen and his or
chestra.
PENOBSCOT CLUB
Jane Palmer and Ethel Howe
share vocal honors this week at
the Penobscot Club where Johnny
DiCicco and his orchestra provide
background music. James most
requested tune is the novelty
number, Gonna Build a Big Fence
Around Texas" while Ethel re-
peats many times the ballad selec-
ton, More and More"
Ruth Whelan, pianist, fills the
interludes.
WONDER BAR
Continuous entertainment is
featured nightly at Sammy Sof-
FERNS Wonder Bar where Johnny
Dibert's orchestra dispenses dance
rhythms.
Vocal honors 90 to Paulyn
Belleau and Judy Baker, both of
whom score with offerings of
popular and old-time favorites.
Jeanne DeFrance, at the piano,
obligeS with all request numbers
during the lullS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

It's Diane Dale'S whim S c a
-StrurTUing or tle piano Keyboard,
while making faces at the notes,
which accounts for much of the
gayety each night at the London
Chop House. Her inimitable style
marks her as a comodicnne first
class.
Eileen FAYE tuFnS sentimental
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Night Club Shows
Stress Comedy, Singing

THAT FUNNYMAN, AL Mack,
believes that you can't keep a
good comedian down and that is
the reason Club Stevadora is hold
ing him over for another week 10
head the variety revue. Although
he ad-libs necessarily, AL really
specializes in pantomime.
The Holly Sisters, clever novelty
tap dancers, take subordinate
positions in the lineup, along with
Evelyn Fraser, lively swing song
stress.
Musical wizard Boyd Senter,
maestro, also has solo spot in
the show during which he dis
plays his versatility as an in
StrumentaliSt.
Dancing begins at Z p. m,
followed by floor shows al 7:3O
and 10 p. m.
TOP HAT CLUB
Harry Whitney, dancing come
dian, steps into the master of
ceremonies role at the Top Hat
Club. replacing owner-comic
frankie Rapp who is busy filling
other engagements. It's no easy
task to fill Rapp's shoes but Whit
ney is doing a most satisfactory
job.
The River Rouge night spot also
offers in its revue Kid Williams,
the d ancing drummer; Gerry
Gerard, popular baritone, and
Judy Wellner'S dancing line Of
Top Hatters.
Frank Gilbo'S orchestra prevails
for dancing and the shows which
are presented al $50 and 10 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Restaurateur

JACK LA RUE. currently play
ing the heavy in Pine-Thomas'
Dangerous Passage, operates a
thriving Italian cafe in Hollywood.
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Social Panorama

Now II can be told that RUSS
COWANS and THELMA McTYRE
were wed Saturday by the Rev.
Charles Hill at 3 O'Clock. We could
give you only a hint last week
and that was done under threat of
being fired. However, we knew
that this romance would ultimately
lead to the altar. Best wishes and
happiness TO you both.
AS WE predicted, the Clement
Mills will be reconciled. My Gal
Friday informed me that they will
try 1t again around the first Of
Boys il you've wondered why
MARY LOU miss Canada, Miss
DetroiO DAVIS hasn't given you
a tumble. it's because her heart
belongs to that certain gentleman
In Chicago. his name, you guessed
It. ROBERT JOHNSON.
Saturday noon we attended a
luncheon honoring the j. z. Nc
Calls who retired from the news
paper work after % years. The
luncheon sponsored by a group of
interested citizens, was a tribute
to two people who have devoted
their lives to better journalism.
Yes, We felt sad at the McCalls'
retirement, but as mild hammered
j. Z. Mccall said, I'VE know that
the young owners will carry on
where We left Off"
HOLIDAY NOTES: DIR. AND
MRS. ERNEST w. H. JOHNSON.
Montclair avenue. will have a full
house Christmas. Their son, Err
NEST, is home from Los Angeles,
Calf. 1t and Mrs. Carlyle john
son are there from Goldman Field
and their niece, Miss Pearl Brown
will come from Kansas, where she
has taught for the past two years
Gay blade NORMAN WELLS flew
to Houston. Texas. TO spend Christ
mas with his family.
MRS. ROBERT MORRISEY tour
sister. Chattanooga. Tenn, is here
for two weeks. with Mrs. Stewart
Toodle Mrs Morrisley is the wild
ow OF the late Dr. Morrisey and is
principal OF the Chattanooga high
school.
Small intimate groups where ev-
eryone sits around and talks. hold
particular fascination for me.
Such groups can have lots OF fun.
A group gathered at the Frank
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Burton's home on Parker avenue
Christmas Eve for an evening OF
fun. The humorous gifts that were
exchanged caused some side-split.
ting. On hand were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caldwell Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes Peterson.
Christmas Eve the r. L. BRAD.
BYS JR. and MRS. IRENE HUN.
TON held open house as has been
their custom for number OF
years.
THE PHI DELTA Kappa soror-
ity's twenty-second annual con-
clsve which will convene here be-
ginning December 9th, is attract
ing much attention locally. The
opening meeting will be held at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts at 8
o'clock Thursday, Dec. q. A re-
ception will follow at the Urban
League. On Friday evening Chi
chapter will honor the visitors at
a dance at the Labor Temple. Sun
day the Nacirema Wives will en-
terrain the sorors at a cocktail
party at the Clubhouse. The Citi-
zens committee will host another
affair. Seems TO me the delegates
Will have quite a swirl.
DORIS HASSIN. daughter OF the
MOSES HASSINS, 1887 Cadillac.
bid Detroit adieu Monday night
when a group Of her friends gath
cred at the airport to bid her a
pleasant trip to Los Angeles. Calf.
While there she will divide her
time between MRS. WALTER
MANUEL and MRS. AARON JOR-
DAN.
That was nice OF the "Detroiters"
to distribute Christmas baskets on
Christmas day. At the last meet
ing, which was hostessed by Grin
Wells, Charlotte Howard substi-
tuted for Margaret Piper. and Bon
ME Smith for Phyliss Golden.
ADD NOTES: Marie Reed re-
ceived a shock but a pleasant one
when she was informed she was
the winner of the so Differents"
Ten Dollar Gift Certificate Tues
day. Speaking of the so Differ
ents," they met Tuesday night with
Julia Brady. Gifts were ex-
changed among the members and
court whist was the game Of the
evening. Members and guests on
hand were Anna Lee Simpson,
Louise Marshall. Bernice Solomon.
Katherine Smith, Caroline Beck.
Winifred Brown. Marcella Peter
son, Martha Tandy, Toni Webster.
Karen Aston, Frances Burton,
Doris Pelham. Mar garet Hunter.
Alma Gardenia. teacher in the
public schools OF Inkster. Mich. is
visiting her folks in New Orleans.
Louisiana.
So sorry toChear 81 the serious
illness otCPauline Millions father.
She ard Mrs Sissby Raymond left
for New Orleans Monday night.
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR.
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$500, 900 To Build
Given Ala. CoIIeoe


HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - amp
The Alabama Board Of Education
approved last week the expendi-
ture OF 100000 for new buildings
q; the Agricultural and Mechani-
Cal institute for colored at Normal.
After a visit 10 the school We'd
nesday, mem bers Of the board ap-
proved building a girls and boys
dormitory, expansion Of home eco
Monies and library facilities and
cottages FOR several teachers. now
doTiCiled IN the old hospital
building The latter building will
De renovated and restored 10 use
as hospital Board members also
plan a central heating plant for the
school
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AKA DANCING
Party Pre-YuIe
Season Opener
BY GLADYS MILLS

Alpha Kappa Alpha pre-holiday
dancing party at Maccabees' ball
room last Friday night was a gala
affair under the very efficient
elairmanship of Mrs. LeClaire
Knox and her committee. The
committee included Mrs. James
Smith, Mrs. Contella Hollis. Miss
Elsie Wilson, Mrs. Jack Cunning
ham, Mrs. James Daniels. Mrs.
Harvey Shaw. Mrs. frankie We'll
ker, Mrs, Laura X. Pickens and
Mrs. Carolyn Rucker. William
Kyle and his orchestra furnished
the music.
AMONG THE dancers were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Goldsby. Arthur
Goldsby, Doris Woodruff, Richard
Blevins, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Crosse
wright, DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. James Daniels. Miss Ruby
Miller, Eli Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. I. Gardner. Matte Camp. Cliff
ton Few, 1t. James Fears Jr.. Doris
Bolen, Mr., and Mrs. c. L. Fisher.
Atty. and Mrs. Allen Bibb, Freddie
Bradley. Mrs. Dorothy Cunning
ham, 1t. Naomi Bell. Albert Wal
lace, Laura Kate Pickens, Louise
Young, Miss Alice Williams. James
Brooks. Miss Leone Luckey, Miss
Patricia Whitby. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Williams
1T. THOMAS MALONE, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Jefferson. Miss Mar
jorie Richardson of Lincoln uni
versity, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coles.
Lieut. and Mrs. T. S. Gay. Joseph
Stanton, Mrs. John Roxborough,
Kenneth Dungill Of Howard uni
versity. Hugh Holmes Jr., Of At
lants. Ca, and his sister, Miss Min
ME Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cath
cart Miss Lillian Brown. James
Bailey, DR.. and Mrs. Landy (.
Harris, Pfc, and Mrs. Walter House
Jr., Cpl. Bernard Donald, DR.. and
Mrs. H. D. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Young, Charles Digs Jr,
Myrtle Mitchell. Odell Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Cary, and
Dr.. and Mrs. Wendell Cox.
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Tennessee Club
Feted AT Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenxa TAYLOR OF
Ill Holbrook entertained the Ten
nessee State College club last Sat-
urday with . party.
AMONG THOSE present were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. John
HotkiSs. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Guess. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isabelle Clemens. and
the Taylors
Others attending were Misses
Ruby Miller. Mildred Maps. Es-
tclle Cross. Annie Cross. Florence
Stevenson, Grace Moore. Bobby
Edmons. Charlotte MILF. Kaih-
crime johnson. Valera Miller. Edna
Cooper. and Mrs. Clara Thomas.
Lieut. Norman Miller. I.avalle
Jones. Roland Jones. Robert Dun
gee, Roy Mceks. Temple Lay. Ben
Mallard, and Herbert Hancock
were also present.
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Social Activities Of
Lost Wartime Year

Social activities OF the past year
we're marked by the last OF the
wartime weddings. the last OF spe-
cal wartime conferences OF fra
terni;ies, sororit;es ard other or
CARNATIONS and the celebration OF
the coming Of peace.
HEADING THE news OF wed
dn-s which raised comment was
Tie marriage OF Hazel Scott and
Rep Adam Clayton Powell IN Con-
nectlcut
Il was followed by a reception
al Cafe Society given by tre own
er OF the club and 20 which thou
sands Of persons went.
LOCALLY - marriages Of note
on the social trent included that
Of the Rev. Horace. a. white and
Juanita Carroll OF Cincinnati in
October. First marriage of the year
was that of Carolyn Marjorie Dun
bar and Asa Yancy in January.
This was followed in rapid sue
ceSsioy by the weddings OF Mar
earet Bradley. and Cpl. William
Withers in February; June Bald
win and Cp.. John Roxborouch.
Doris Ratcliffe and Il Frederick
Parker. also in February.
IN MARCH Mildred HoushtoH
was married 10 SGT. Lewis Ellis.
with Tlmnc;,a Carlisle and Leroy
Soles, Alberta Sins and Waiter
Thom pSon. ard GLADYS Somerville
and Porter Dilla-d IN April.
The traditional wedding month
81 June was crowded with the
marriages % Linrc.l Harberd and
Nlnrod Sherman. then in the
Navy; Thelma Johnson and Dr.. V.
q Tolbert, Ludic Morrison and Ce-
eli Mickens, b.. Watson and Made
line Clayton. Los Woodruff and
70 Charles Go.dSbv ard ended
with ne marriase ot Frances Leo
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NAACP Annual
Meet Set For NY

NEW YORK-The annual meet.
M OF TIE NAACP al which mem
oerS 81 the board az directors viii
oe elected viii take place Monday
afternoon. Ian :, 1886. bcg!nning
al Two o'clock in the Association 5
headquarters az 20 West 40th street
Reports OF the staff on the work Of
ls+5 Viii be made and plans tor
1916 activity outlined The meet
ING viii oe held IN the auditorium
~ The newly occupied W!.lkie
Memorial building which IS the
new headquarters Of the NAACP.
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THE GAY MINERS

Celebrated its second annivcr.
Sary with pre-ChriStwaS party a.
the home Of Mr. and Mrs James
Dudley o. fireman. Cocktails were
served. gifts exchanged and secre,
pals revealed
The gay evening was c,imaXed
with visits 10 the Club 666 ana the
Lark'S. Those who joined in tho
nerrincnt were Mr. and Mrs
Charles Brush. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Burch.
Alvin Spicy, Mr. and Mrs. Rober,
Johnson. Mr., and Mrs. Horace
Burch. Mr.. and Mrs James Dudley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Moore.
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CLUBS
THE DETROIT FISK CLUB

Met at the Lucy Thurman YWCA
with the president. Cecil Reeves.
presiding. Present were Mrs. Ber-
nice Reeves, Mrs. A. L. Jackson.
Mrs. William Philips and Geor -e
Gaddy. Holiday plans were COM
pleted. All members are urged 10
attend the next meeting. Date will
be announced later
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Georgia Girl
Weds Army Man

AUGUSTA, Gs-The maria &c
Of Miss Annie Hillary OF 1910
Floyd street 10 Pvt. (fc) Charles
Samuels took place recently and a
reception was held Friday night.
Those invited were Sgt and Mrs.
Ellis Mcdaniel. Cpl. Frank Nc
Daniel, Harry Samuels, Misses
Gladys Miller and Susie Thomas.
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THE JOHNSON CITY
SOCIAL CLUB

Met al the home OF Mr.. ard Mrs
+ Dowell on Kendall Mrs. Golden
Wilson presiding. Plans were made
for the annual Christmas party.
The meeting was adjourned 10
meet at the home OF Mrs. George
Garrison OF Roosevelt. Mrs. Hen
rletta Whetstsve, reporter.
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TO OBSERVE CARVER DAY,

WASHINGTON, D. C-(NNPAl
The House passed and sent 10
the Senate resolution dcSi gnatiN.
Jan, 5, la46. as George Washington
Carver day in tribute 10 the late
scientist. The Senate alrra5y has
passed a companion measure.
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nard and Robert II. Rylsnd or the
last day Of the month.
ELIZABETH BREMMER ar d
Cecil Robinson were married in
August as were Edette Carter and
Lloyd Lawson, Phyllis Lawson and
Eugene KerSey, Gladys Sny der and
Ea-l Davis.
In September Mildred Mcleod
and DR.. Nathaniel Mahlatjie were
married as were Lynette Dobbins
and Ferdinand Penn. Gertrude
Sims and Tommie Williams. Zelna
Smith and Henry Cade and Ger
aldine Keys and Pfc. Arthur D.
Harris.
MYRTLE GOLDSBY and Robert
Wade were married in October
and Its. Mary Morgan and Charles
Hill and Ruth Giles and Gilbert
Kenner in November.
The last marriage OF the year
was that of Doris Dungill and Hugh
Holmes, Jr., on December y.
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THE WILL GO UNION CLUB

Held is annual banquet Friday
al the YWCA. Mrs. Narcclla
Steward. guest ~ Mrs Harlan.
rendered the musical program pre-
cedine the dinner The first meet
ins OF the new year vi. be held
Jan. IL.
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THE oNnGo SOCIAL CLUB

Met az the home ~ the pres den,
Mrs. Al Duncan. 1886 Wexford.
Friday. Plans were made for a
holiday party ~ nc gwen Satlr.
day a; the home Of Mrs. Florence
Helms on Hague.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
THE STITCHING NINE CLr1

Met in the recreation room al
the home Of Mrs. Juan!ta Bass of
Norwood. Mrs. Cor1line BillupS
81 Hendricks was the honored
guest Of the evening. Bridge was
played and the meeting vas ad-
lourned.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
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