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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Death Qotites

BUILER-Sept %. Dr. Damon j, II
years, beloved father OF Mrs Fl0fentine
4 DuAAlDlS, Naltes d % Ann -AFhofr
and Gilbert n Butler grandiather q
four grandchildren. Funeral from IL "
kuhsghen Funeral Home l2TOl Sratiot
Al Wsltham. FRIDAY at 80 y. m
GEIsLER-sept 2e. John. beloved hus-
band OF Bertha, dear father ~ walter
and Russell dear brother ~ Mrs. VA
liam Miller ann MIS- Bert Steffey.
Funeral from George r. Warrtck FgneTal
Home 1898 r. Csand biye SATURDAY
.yEoo1,sd'Sa 2, t,i.,.- s5is Be,;qHgt. :; I.
susls Jurco: dear sister " Mary. Ann
Rose. Funeral Friday. s45 m.
from A. VI. Peters Funeral Home. 2Oaf
GrAtiot and 9.l5 al Patronage Of 81,
Joseph Church.
kELCHER-Sept. 20. Bertha, beloved
Niie OF George dear mother Of Mfs.
Barker and Mrs. Hattie hsucr Funeral
from George p Waruck Funeral Home
1898 y Grand Blvd saturday, = 80
. m and ST. BernaTds Chufch AZ 2.
KLUCK-Frances c. sept IS. age 50
wife Of Bernard klucS. dear mother OF
Mrs Helen Ottenbacher. Edward,
Bepsrd, Norman, Cpls. Wilired aud
Ralph grandchild dren Funeral
services from residence. 3775 Robins
avenue. Friday. a m. and St
ca,herines Church az 0. Rosary
Richmond. Mich.
kUDsIN-Walter, suddenly beloved hus-
band OF Marie. dear father of Ernest
SGT. Gerald In Germany and Donald ; n
IN the Pacific. brother Of august OF M
Clemens Funeral from residence. 1883
iroquOiS. Monday, 930, 20 Nativity OF
our Lord Church a. 10.
KURKOwsKI-Sept "a. Mary. dear
mother OF Mrs August Steya. Mrs
Mrs. Victor Pryor Frank KuTkossh
Parker dear sister Of an John
Klplinski Anthony G. Is. n Of the
q : Navy grandmother Of II grand
children and % grest-grandchildren
Funeral Saturday a. IL 3 a. m. from
and a. 81. JosepharE Church at -
p m. Interment al Mt o!iyet Cemetery
LAwRLNCE-Sept "a Charlie v. Of
l40s7 SsrstOeS beloved husband OF
Mary. dear father Of Florence and Mr6
Mary Feinauer. grandfather O. MARY.
brother Of Ms. Louise Lee. William.
FuSera JfS 'pq rldas A' 30 aeFs1a m from a1Hdee #
Peters Funeral Home 1907 CfstI0t.
and a. m. a. Assumption tGr0ttOl
Church.
OLLIG-selmA OF 27s6I schoenherr.
sept "a beloved wife OF Joseph. dear
mother Of Pvt J9An-af L army
Funeral Friday @ 80 a. m from n
Peters Funeral Home 12057 Gratiot
and 10 q. m. A. Assumption tGrottoI
Church. Deceased vas member Of
LAeieS Arbeiter society No
ZTSIGREBF-sophia uf CAsco Town
snip. Sept as wife OF the late Charles.
dear mother of Louis walter. Carl and
the late William Ms Louise PrsnRe
and Hugo grandmother % II grand
children and IA great grandchildren.
Funeral service Friday. . m A. A.
and $50 p N al ST. IAraet EssT-
gelicsl Church CsSco. Mich Inter-
ment Marine City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
PRACTICE HARD

At Michigan, the practice ha,
been long and tough. The mis-
takes Of Saturday have been cor.
rected Cnsler plans no drastic
changes in his lineup although
John Lintol will be out with an
injured knee.
Return OF two discharged
uRarine corps veterans boistered
be Wolverines hopes of picking
up line strength Art Renncr.
sturdy end from Sturgis and l943-
a letter winner, reported for
practice yesterday.
Due 10 report here within a few
days is George Berg lS5-pound
guard. who handled the starting
assignment during most Of last
season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Nizza Roiis 676

Frank MIA had a 676 last
night in the Fairway Senior
House League az Motor City Rec
reauon Last week ne rolled 659
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

Altoona REC. q 90. s,tsTs s'fs'sAs - i't ,l.i
oets Bowling LooAr gsI!lsPs Ano
IpcUt prc le.sl soRIIslA~.s, AZ
6s9s sV sosss ssAso stst sffS sA4Sso1y 70 ss;y
IsO SUNDAY. 900 A ~ UNTIL CLOSING
BEACON REC. u stcss' stcsSs VI 5000
IEss OPENINGS SATURDAY NOON JUNIOR
HoUSt LEAGUE. rs 10 500 AVERAGE
rlnulIc u ll2 EAST cossRtss ,,
Sost SaV'SLHS st.1l', fooAT ' 1,nl p, ssa Gnor
. AL DAY on SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
CASINO ~ AIs.eOocfo SSSSTHSO ca Ss.5
Choice League Openings Lett
CHtst.TROuBLY "'s g. 's.st s..sl,., E. r..!. $40
80, gisns, fof Ios Psuiu, Team Classic Nov
.,siissls 500 N Pti1''. ossd'i0s. Oct io.
c,up orr Js2s WOODWARD rt 2.ssso
CLUB hEU, tntsftainmsnt hshtly
90'' saso ,,sg. op,aioS oa "Wednesday. 1Sor,dsS
CONNER REC. i'sP aGspts fPs''a Az. i si'i si;i
r., gr.urg. TODAY Until $40 = ". Atsr
~ At DAY on SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
CBeST LANES fy'taeIGs. y 4ltrqs ''sR 20 E.s5S gss,
VtsIf QUA srAGt eAs. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
FORT.BlyD. REC. " W CO ' stvO' 'Hs' Siaas,iii'
notoins. Afternoon ard MIDNIGHT LEAGUE
ossn,0s, Available fofmino a2S hou'e LEAGUE,
,,r,n Ai,2 CnIsG 20 ALLEYS
osn, enn eeU UsowtT DANCE Htee 6ailT,
ossS hiisu TO-DAY Until p ~ After ~.
GREAT LAKES woobstsS .o tsss SNl.'THSti va s,ss .
sP " and After a. Cocktail Bar Adioinins
-u,nnrp ocr-st7s rserta AVE- H--'
HAHPth htG, sHtPlOAs " sosi
u>sc Anew vist Our Beau,iiul Cocktail tounee
O,uptRlM REC. Z, Se.5s4y sOtOEs st9S i,s.
All DAY SAT, SUN sSCELtEsr fooO.
inc rARlN .. 'sosq WOODWARD, AVS; s,5; ;oo
81 oAY ON sATURoAYs AND sUHoAYs
NON-ASSOClATlC
CIRCLE REC. stsTtSt srftys +" lIysaso7' Ss i.ssg
opIsIN6s FOR OR S-TEAM LtAGuEl
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS
nryTrp prn oEHTER at BOSTON BLV0
VtNIth htI, iAlIEYS ~ s-sis.
Choies LEAGUE Rsseyaiions stu Available
oPEs BOWLING HERE AT AT Tlntsl
H.P AUDITORIUM Z, ..Iteys ats5tlt ~ Ayssg' ss!g
Al GAY ON SATURDAYS hso SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
STRESS PASSING

Bachman watched Michigan in
both games this fall. a victory
over Great Lakes and a defeat By
Indiana. He didn't look on Michi-
gan as a losing team Saturday,
but rather as q team likely TO eX-
plode at any moment. And he
must guard against that explosion.
The Spartans have been stress
ing passing in their drills this
week. In Jacweir (Jack) Brcs-
ling, State has a powerful. danger
Gus runner who will keep defend
ers close 10 the line Of Scrimmage.
That will give Bob Ludwig, a
fre h nan out Of MuSkegon
Heights, a chance 10 Try his arm
In a college game.
Breslin also can pass, so Bach
man will be Wen fortified i'm that
department in the FIRST Michigan
game since 1912. BreSlin is the
teams kicker and the Spartan s
candidate for AHA nerica.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
State Eases
slough Drills
BY EDGAR HAYES

Coach Bachman has cut out al
contact work at Michigan State
Until Saturdays encounter with
Michigan at Ann Arbor.
sour boys are just right phys
ically and we're not going Ia
take a chance on one Of them
getting hurt" the Spartan
coach said during yesterdays
practice I'VE haven't single
player hurt and by avoiding
scr m images we should be
ready"
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18
AIRLINES
WIEN AIRIINES

On July sixteenth a trip was made 10 Golovin and Unalaheet with Keith BuShfield of the GAIA. a passenger from Golovin to Nome Capt Peterson of the MS. Meteor was a passenger from Col ovin 10 Unalaklee. and return. Yesterday a trip was made 10 Deering- Kotzebue and Stismare. with Ruth Blakeley for Deer.ng, MT. and Mrs Calhoun and son were passengers from Deering to Shismaref, and Teddy Kunguguk from Nome 10 Shismaref.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYS

Incoming passengers last Mon- day evening were Chas Code, Mamie Lander, Esther Parks, Harry Lucas, Mir. and Mrs. Byram Gillam and infant, Clara Pulling ton, Laura Carr, Remington Adams, Mir. and Mrs. George Whaley and infant.
 Outgoing passengers were Fred
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18
ALASKA AIRLINES

The Lodestar arrived from An chorage yesterday with passen- gers Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Hansen, and load of express. Outgoing passengers were Mary Wildes, AL berta Schenck, A. Schenck, Ann Robbins, Mrs. Ron Breusseau and infant and H. G. Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18

wiehard, MT. and Mfs. Ira Car diff, H. Crewson, 4 Al Florence, BIoyd Eddy for Fairbanks and Emma Moses and Oscar Kotongan for Moses Point. ''- ''''
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18

ATTENTION oDDFELLows The meeting scheduled for July 20 will be postponed 10 July 27.
 Robert F. Baldwin. Secy.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-18

ONION SETS AT POLETS
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SOUTHWEST DETROIT

very pretty in her sheer white
party frock. The youngsters en-
joyed a very delicious and refresh
ing repast. Some Of the guests
present were Arletta Bradley, De-
loris Atkinson. Theresa Ahsrt, El-
mira Ahart. Bessie Mae DOUGLAS,
Robert Douglas. Doris Jones. Ger
aldlne Jones. Shirley Carmic Hall,
jeanette Streets. Roy Beard. An
se!ine Beard, Eugene Beard Fred
die Douglas and Carl Beard.
Cpl. Carl West has been dis
charged from the Army after
spending tWo months IN the South
Pacific.
Mrs. Edna French % Akron.
Ohio. Is in the city visiting her
sister snA brother-in-laW. Mr. and
Mrs SamUNl Perkins OF s. Solvay.
The Perkins have recently become
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Mother Cannon, as we all fond.
~ call her, VIII be leaving for CO.
lumbia. s. C.. and other points
South this Tuesday We all wish
her an ENJOYABLE rip. She viii
be gone indefinitely.
Mrs. Matte McCandv OF Cop
land street was called 10 Chicago
because OF the illness OF her sister.
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|Clark-WiIey
Marriage Rites
SoIemnized Sun


Miss Delphine Donaldson Clark
and Andrew Webster Wiley were
married Sunday at the Church OF
God i'm Christ, CHS Hartford ave.
nue. at 5 pm. The Elder II. w.
Patterson ofiiciated at the cere-
mony.
MISS CLARK Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton B. Clark OF
Roosevelt street and Mr.. Wiley Is
the son OF Wesley Wiley of Miami.
Fla.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown
with satin bodice-fitted sweetheart
neckline outlined with seed pearls.
The skirt was white marqulsette
and ended in deep ruffie around
skirt and train. Her veil was full
length and trimmed in a band OF
lace. She wore a face veil OF
bridal illusion.
THE BRIDES bouquet was OF
white lilies and white orchid.
Elvira Patterson, the maid of honor
was dressed in pink net with bout
FAINT skirt, and fitted taffeta bodice.
Her flowers were American Beauty
roses and her headdress was a
shoulder length veil of pink net.
The two bridesmaids, Thelma
Curry and Lenis Gray, were dressed
alike in yellow dresses made sim
liar to the maid of honor's dress.
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MARK 10th ANNIVERSARY

ATHENS. Ala. MIR. and Mrs.
G. r. Bridgeforth celebrated their
for,ieth wedding anniversary re-
Gently, Of their home on Browns
Ferry street. where they were
honored by the presence Of many
friends.
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CONANT GARDENS

other day. She had Just received
a DON from James Johnson, now In
France. The contents included
some rare French perfume, two
pairs Of lovely Partisan earrings. a
bracelet, and many other lovely
Things. Tine said that Jimmy might
be home soon.
II seems that certain party was
overheard expressing regret al
having spoken vows before her for
mer friend had returned from over
seas. Little does she know that the
feeling is mutual.
1t seems as though the Commu.
nifty Music school can pat itself on
the back today. According to here
say, Tommy Flanagan, student OF
the school, sent" his audience al
,he Kappa Kastie's Open House
last Saturday night. Then too, per.
maps you've heard Tommy play
EDDIE Heywood's arrangement Of
Begin the Beguine" on the Negro
Artists' hour on Sunday nights
Johnson Flanagan Is in charge of
deal" esa'
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Fetes Husband
AT Natal Party

Mrs. Rose Robbins. Of 57l0 John
r street. had number OF friends
drop in late Saturday 10 celebrate
her husbands birthday. She served
a delicious repaSt Of chicken salad.
potato ships and hot rolls, with
ice cream and cake. Mr.. Robbins
received many gifts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Three Honored
AtGarden Fete
Given By Aunt
By V1VIENNE

The II. Il. Taliaferros' spacious
garden provided the scene for q
delightful party Saturday evening
Mrs. Taliaferro gave the party IN
honor OF her nieces. Mary Louise
Fisher, Eresteen Fisher Wells and
Marion Lynton. The Fishers AMI
the Lyntons have been friends for
four generations.
THE DEBUTANTES came early
around seven. They chat,ed, plsyet
games and then pariook OF the
tossed green salad. hot dogs, iceo
tea, potato chips and fruit
The young men arrived around
1880 and the guests danced under
the stars in the Taliaierros garden
THE YOUNG LADIES presen,
included Betty GivenS. Ann Greg
DRY. CorliSs Hunter. Helen QUEENS.
Harriet McFadden. Lucy Howard.
Elaine Fuller. Marion Lynton
Charleston. w Va: Geraldine Bled
soc. Janice Whitby. Gloria Taylor
Norma Whltby. Sara Casey. Lillian
Ellen Jones, Lorraine Mutt, Rachel
Mutt. Louise and Barbara LOOMS.
Gertrude Sims. Jean Carmichael.
Peggy Jean BurriS. Betty Cole.
Dorothy Ann Hicks, Agnes Moore
and Rose Campbell.
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Their hesddresses were OF yellow
roses and they carried talisman
roses.
Junior bridesmaids were Murisl
and Nellie Smith who wore net
dresses Of blue and pink, respec.
lively. Their bouquets were OF
mixed flowers.
Delphine Rayford and Jeanette
Spearman were candle girls and
were dressed in white satin and
net wearing white satin ribbons in
their hair. Marlin Steele was the
flower girl and wore orchids. Her
dress and headdress were similar
to the candle girls.
LITTLE RUPEL STEELE was
the ringbearer. A reception was
held from 7 to 0 pm. at the home
OF the brides parents. The young
couple will reside with her family
for the present.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Bridge Party
AtW For Two
From Atlanta

Mrs. Frank p. Raiford was host.
ess at an elaborate bridge party
honorins visitors from Atlanta
Ga. last Monday evening. Mes.
danes S. N. Lewis and c. r. Yates
were the h0nored guests. The par.
~. which included nearly a hun.
dred women, was held in the so.
cial rooms Of the Lucy Thurman
branch YWcA.
THE GUEST TABLE was set on
the podium, covered with an ex-
quisite lace cloth, and centered
with a large bowl of gladioli. The
mammoth cut glass punch bowl
was placed at one end and the ex-
pensive srray OF prizes, all Dres-
den figurines. was at the other.
Dinner was served Immediately
with Lillian Brown, Marjorie Car
ter. Sue Morton. Emmetta Stew
art. Julia Brady and Frances
Polk assisting Mrs. Frances Owens,
who arranged the cuisine.
PRIZES WERE ward d "a
Madeline Hurst of Washington, d.
c.: Vivian Hunter. Of st. Louis:
Mignon Brown, Thelma Hutchins.
Marion Gresham, Mary Roberts
Pauline Milton, Thelma Houston
Margaret Piper and Josephine
Love.
Out-of-town guests who at
tended were Mrs. Anne Burney. OF
Athens. Ca: Mrs. Miriam Burney.
Of Tampa, Fla; Mrs. Lorelle Steele,
Of Nashville; Mrs. Camille Hood.
OF Cincinnati; Mrs. Anita Grant,
Of Los Angeles: Mrs. Madeline
Hurst, OF Washington, D. c.. and
Miss Mary Jane Sheppard, Of Mey.
e.Sdale. Pa.
MRS. RAIFORD's other guests
were Mrs. Eddie Robinson. Mrs
Melisssbelle Grant, Mrs. Kathleen
Black. Mrs. Frances Welker. Miss
Nellie Watts, Mrs. Irene McClen-
don, Mrs. Marjorie Willis, Mrs.
lsola Graham Mrs Myrtle Sea-
brooks. Mrs. T: J. Jackson. Mrs.
Auxyause Dickson. Mrs. Josephine
Love. Mrs. Rowena Watkins, Mrs.
II. S. Dunbar. Mrs. Marion Ores
ham, Mrs. Gsrnelta Carter. Mrs
virginia White. Mrs Louise VIII
liams. Mrs. Lillian Brooks. Mrs.
Marie Owens. Mrs Psnsy Mack,
Mrs. Pearl Penick. Mrs. Haley.
Bel. Mrs. Frances Owens. Mrs.
Bertha Lantoin. Mrs. Adele
Wagner Mrs. Julia Parker. Mrs.
Audrey Wilson. Mrs. Mabel vonce.
Mrs Beulah Whi,by:
Mrs. Bonnie Smith. Mrs. The.-
ira Houston, Mrs. Gladys Cuzzens.
Mrs. Tina Johnson. Mrs. Edythe
White, Mrs. Edith Bland, Mrs. Ka-
Re LOOMS. Mrs Mary Roberts,
Mrs Lucille Lee. Mrs. Verle Nor
ton Mrs. Agatha Grimes. Mrs. Lii.
Liam G.vens, Mrs. Thelma McNeal.
Mrs. Bernsdine Tears. Mrs. Lucy
Jones. Mrs. Mamie Alexander,
Mrs Elaine Conway, Mrs. Katie
Fuller, Mrs. Mamie Sims. Mrs
Louise Taylor. Mrs. Odslie Har-
mon, Mrs. Eva Greene, Mrs. Ha-
gel RoxborouRh. Mrs. Wilheimins
RoXoorough. Mrs. Lucy Belle Nor
ris, Mrs. Bettye Cole, Mrs Lavert
Cole, Mrs. Irene Hunton. Mrs.
Julia Brady, Mrs, Mae Gresnlsw,
Mrs. Mabel Moore. Mrs. Sue
Greene. Mrs. Margaret Thompson;
Mrs vonxel Arlington. Mrs.
Myrtle Gaskill. Mrs. Angel Lam.
bert, Mrs. Jssnn~ta whitby. Mira
Charlotte Howard. Mrs. Phyllis
Golden. Mrs. Anna Stanton, Mrs.
Josephine Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Taliaferro, Mrs Valerie Pettiford,
Mrs. LYDIA Gossins. Mrs. Helen
Hicks. Mrs. Vivian Hunter and
Mrs. Dorothy Gossett. OF ST. Louis.
Mrs. Margaret Piper, Mrs. Mildred
lee, Mrs. Monwella williams, Mrs.
Carter Howell. Mrs lsaure Milton.
Mrs, Thelma Hutohins, Mrs. Ethel
Howard and Mrs Pauline Milton
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
Three Stage
Indoor Picnic

Shirley Jenkins. Gloria Gordon
and Wyolean Strong were hoStesses
st an indoor picnic at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Jenkins OF River
Rouge. The ladies prepared the
delightful luncheon for the men.
AMONG THOSE present were
Grandson Phelps, Carl Adams.
Reginald Webster. Hortense Reed
Bcttye Williams, Jimmy Smith,
Elizabeth Copeland. John Stone,
Marian Swan. Christopher Taylor,
Louisa Mccormick. Alison McCor-
mick, Vincent Coleman. jeanette
Mitchell OF Chicago. Ellis Sheffield
OF Nashville. and Laura johnson
OF Ann Arbor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
MRS. GEORGIA BOONE gave =

party in honor OF her niece's 18th
birthday last Thursday evening
The party was given at Mrs.
Boone's lovely home on Gould
street. All the girls were dressed
In party frocks. Roselee, In whose
honor the partv was given. looked
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

The Missionary Society OF First
Baptist church sponsored q pro-
gram featuring Paul X. Holt, well
known dramatic artist and poet
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Holt
brought other celebrities 10 sp.
pear on the program. Among them
was Mrs. Beddix. OF Chicago. who
is a composer OF spiritual music.
The program was enjoyed BY all
The Rev. Nathaniel Jackson is
pastor.
Everyone will be vending their
way 10 First Baptist church Sum
day evening. Aug 5. 10 hear the
famous Wilson Jubilee chorus
Wink radio and concert artists OF
Cleveland. They will render a
program for the bench, OF the sen.
Tor choir OF that church.
Usher BOARD NO. 2 o. St
Paul AME church sponsored a
moonlight picnic 10 Elizabeth
park last Saturday evening Quite
few % the younger set we're
seen enjoying themselves.
Mrs Matte Robinson has Just
returned from the South after be-
Ing away for several weeks. Mrs.
Robinson went 10 Virginia to bury
her husband. whc met with an &C.
cldent several weeks ago. He was
the late Howard Robinson.
Mrs, Maude Butler has been
called out OF the city due 10 the
death OF her grandmother.
The Jolly Ten Social club gave
party al the home OF Mrs. L.
Brown Saturday evening Several
out-of-town guests were present
Among them was james Floyd OF
New York City. While In the city.
Mr. Floyd will be the house guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Robert Floyd, OF
8. Solvay street
MRS. MATTE COUNCIL OF
Eastman Ga. is the house guest
Of her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurchel Summers.
on Beaumont street Mrs. Council
has been the honored guest at
MANY social Affairs during her
visit here.
We have IN our community .
very Young authoreSs in the per-
son NJ little Miss Lurleen Spencer
of Peterson street This was
brought TO our attention last week
after viewing a book that had
been autographed by Joe Louis
Ma CnnpSor Ia. u,r,ttn, a h11l,
about the life Of Joe Louis. II has
shown such orr yinall~ and intel
ligenee that Mr. Louis auto
graphed the book for her and they
had their photograph taken to-
gether. This was done recently at
meeting where Joe Louis ap-
peared. Miss Spencer is the dangh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Spen-
GER.
Mrs. Willie Jones is convalesc-
ing AZ her home after spending
several weeks in Kirwood hospi-
tai.
from the second floor Of home
or Peterson street last week. We
are happy 10 report he only suf-
fered a scratch.
MRS. GEORGIA BOONE gave n
party in honor OF her niece's 18th
birthday last Thursday evening
The party was given at Mrs.
Boone's lovely home on Gould
street. All the girls were dressed
In party frocks. Roselee, In whose
hnnnr ihn marty mns nlunn link ed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
MEETING LIVELY FRIDAY

The Community Matrou's club
held its weekly meeting st the
home Of Mrs. LYDIA Ingram. so0i
Greeley street. on Friday evening.
Following the business session, q
delightful luncheon was served BY
the hostess. Mrs. Williams was win
ner of the Guest Box"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

GhOSE PRESENT were Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Jones. Mrs. Effie Young. Halle
Crum. Verna BoykinS. Mr.. and
Mrs. N Kellebrew. Mrs. T. Liver
more and son. John; G.. Hall. d.
Rankins, Mr.. and Mrs. PendertraSs.
Mr., and Mrs. E Robbins. Mr..
Woody and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

II you want something
extra good for lunch
something that will tickle
your taste -. order one Of
our appe-tempting sand
wiches. Each one is we'll
filled with good tasting
goodness savoV meats
delicious salad spreads.
Wash down the sandwich
with a matted milk. and
you'll have a cool lunch
that's as taste thrilling as
it is appetite-fiIling.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04

Mrs. Jeanette Psnnssskss g
New York City has been q house
guest at the home Of Mira csrolyne
Foots for the past two weeks She
left for Chicago where she WIN
visit for a week before returning
to her home. She IL the sistsr-ln-
law Of Mrs. Foota.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-04
NORTH END NEWS
By MARIAN G. MeCIlL


The Elks Of Detroit are 20 be
congratulated on the Are repre-
senta'ion Sunday in Windsor, Ont.
at the Emancipation celebration
Many units and branches Of the
lod yes ari temple were present
along with their junior depart
ments. The Silk Hat Boosters were
led hv DIT Ann walls The junior
department OF Florence Ames
Temple put on 4 fine show Dts
Howard and Holloway. with Dt
Huggard. are 10 be commended in
a special manner for those cute
tots. The majore;tes did their best
and were tops. They resolved
cheers all along tho way,
I SEE MRS. MeG.ll made fly.
ing visit 10 he IN the parade with
the Silk Hat Boosters in Canada
on Sunday She returned 20 her
cottage at Great Lakes on Monday
The Great Lakes Lot Owners
club will hold their August meet
ing nj Great Lakes. Holly. Mich.
Sunday. Aug 10. in the form Of a
basket picnic There Will be games
and lots Of fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis. OF
Roseville. were the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Cooper at Great
Lakes. They enjoyed the bcau;i-
ful scenery ana fishing They re-
turned home on Sunday evening.
thanking their host and hostess
for a lovely vacation
SPRING LAKE FARMS was
really a busy place over the week.
end. There were IS guests regis
tered there.
Victory gardens are really the
hobby OF those who are spending
most OF the summer az their cot
tages. George NJ. Smedley will
surely get the prize this year. He
has already cut from his garden
two of the largest heads of cab
bages grown out there. One
weighed 6ii pounds and the other
! 7is pounds.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
johnson Office to Speak Up

sonal appearance tour was Portland,
Me, whose celebrated son, Rudy
Vallee, was recently divorced by
her. Jane did not complain about
her reception there.
Nothing romantic about las t
weeks two casualties at RKO:
Joan Fontaine got that bump on
the head when a hair-dryer fell
down too hard over her ears In a
beauty-shop sequence for From
This Day. Forward" Randolph Scott
received that black eye when he
slipped and fell on the steps of his
own swimming pool.
*+ ~
The business manager Of ANNA
and The King of Siam" has de-
cided Goth Century-Fox a very
lavish studio, will not be able to af-
ford to present all the wives pos
sessed by King Mongkut. 1t was
discovered that the Kings harem
number 1000 and such a contingent
would cost the studio So 900 per day
at the regular scale paid extras, or
approximately s480, 900 for the whole
shooting schedule. So the King has
been chopped down and must get
along with 200. including Linda
Darnell, the favorite.
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