The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

shows when IL re-opens in about
three months.
Folks commenting on the lift
ing Of the curfew say IL was "un-
necessary" In the first place
And did very little good The
2:30 ayem bar closing hour Is
proving too much for some folks
now trained IN going home at
midnite and coping some nod
on the lily whites.
Which bar now. perhaps fearful
of bartenders giving drinks away.
has registers on each bottle of
liquor? Which club had better
revise its rules again or else it'll
soon be white elephant" Mem
bers are kicking against the loss
Of privileges A certain group
is still dickering TO get a license,
after two years Of dickering with
this person n that Cats say
that the wife OF the fellow who
decided 10 end il all last week by
making nine story leap OF death,
was seen playing it hard down the
Valley last week. What price
mourning? Or didn't she care?
Miss Villa Floyd was saddened
last week by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Sadie Armour
Thank TO the N. Dett M.A.A.M
school, especially to Mrs. Lens
Shook. M. L. Rhodes. and S. A
Ratliffe for their invite to their
recital last week.
Miss Allean. Griswold Of St
roris is here VISITING Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Griswold. 274 Melbourne
street and seeing the SIGHTS Of the
citv first hand Mrs. Louise
Scott Aston is back home after
offending tho San Francisco con-
frb Mice Barbara Henson,
daughter ~ Pill the sipn painter
had wonderful party t'other
pver1.
We liked last week at Paradise
theatre tho fact that singer Lord
Essex Scott sang two of our three
favoritos. namely Danny Boy" and
"Fstrellita," the other being "Lieb-
estraun" And that Clinton
Small did verv we'll on a piano
solo Of Eddy Hevwood's arrange.
rent ~ "Pecin the Becuine"
Me'thinks that next year bands
appearing at local theatres would
do we'll IN follow Earl Hines plan
and Offer printed PROGRAMS to their
natrons. thus riving them low
down on what's appearing on the
stage.
NOTES LOST but recently found
That Walter Dumas Jr. l8-year- ole
son OF Walter Sr.. died several
weeks ago in Worthwhile. Walter
Sr.. is floor MANAGER at Club Sen.
sation Tikab'e Patrv Fisher
leaves for Marine hospital within
ten DAYS for an operation. Learned
last week that he is former mu.
~i"'an ratino a musician first elias.
title in last World War with 36Sth
Infantry and was in France fol
''"o wears. Atty. Francis Dent wa
us lieutenant -. Petry played
-'s"'net and sax.
W's IMMERSED with Rev. Hor-
nee WINES sermon on MOther'S
Osv." as he urved womanhood TO
heware of THEIR role In the read
iustment ~ returnire service
men Don't he afraid 10 be
woman" White said. but more
% that next week.)
Relieving that flowers are for tht
I living that man should be praised
/ bv his friends and we'll Wisher,
while he's alive and can really
appreciate them. il seems rather
! out Of place for folks 10 buy w
pictures OF deceased who can M
longer anprcciate their gesture.
A well-known local musician
saws that the belief Of some music
note readers that they can get ar
inspired lift from blowing weec
or hemp is false. Boys who believe
otherwise should get hip and take
tin because the men in blue arc
/ waiting for you.
! LARRY OWENS, Of Paine,