davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-08-30

AZ Cotton md -rayon Summer Skirts,
in white, solid colors and plaids. Sizes
II to 10. Were $1095 and more.
Now ----- S595
Is Two-Piece Printed Rayon Dresses
and midriff rayon sheers in a selec-
ton of colors Sizes 10 to 16 Less than
- price, Now ----------S S595
2I Two-Piece Rayon Pedal Pushers,
with cotton lace trim. Aqua, lime,
pin4 and white. Sizes 10 to 18 Were
sl6.e5. Now S1025
Evening star., 1945-08-30

Two-Piece Dotted Linen Dresses, in
aqua, maize and pink. Were s5475
Now --.-------.-------- $29.75
4s One-Piece Play Suits, in cotton
checks. A choice of colors. Sizes 10 to
49, Were Sl295 Now $3.50
II Long -sleeved Cotton Blouses in a
choice of striped patterns Sizes 10 to
l8. Less than u price Now S5.95
22 Backless Sports Dresses. in cherry
and aqua combinations Sizes 10 to
is. Were $1395. Now -----$ $7.25
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Junior Misses BIouses
$Z.95 Were s5.9S

100 cotton blouses, many in plaid vestee styles,
some in dressy and tailored styles Sizes 80 to 3d.
20 Cotton Skirts, assorted checks with draw
string waist, in cotton chambray. Sizes to IS
Were s5.95. s395
so Sun back Dresses, sheer washable cottons in
attractive styles and colors Sizes to IS Were
SO IS to s16.95. NoW------S5.95 to sS.95
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses and Women's 5
Spring Coots, $18
Were S35 and more

We're yJ5 and more
10 full-length wool coAs in fitted and box
styles. Aqua, blue, green, rose Sizes IL to lS
16la to 261z, 80 and A.
10 Misses Shortie Wool Goats, in IS and IS
inch lengths. Navy. aqua pink, green. Sizes IA.
l6. 1s. Were 1895 and more. Now s12.se
w6L-Down Stairs Store. Goats and suits.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Girls and Juniors
Summer Hats, soc
Less than u price

30 cotton hats in popular, young styles
few beanies
IS Hat and Handbag Sets in cotton plaids The
hat in a sailor style . the handbag boxy
type. Less than y price. The handbag in
cluding 20oo tax now 20
The hat, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
W&L-Grls and Juniors Millinery, Fourth
Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses Spun Royon Suits
S18.75 Were 525

10 washable spun rayon suits in a dressmaker
style. Pink, melon, lime, blue and beige. Sizes
10 to Is.
Shantung weave Rayon Suits in luggage tan
Sizes II, 18 and 90 Were $1s.95. Now---S14.s5
An-wool Box Coats in black and navy with
braid trim. Suitable for immediate wear. Sizes
IA. 16 and 20. Were $85. Now .--- $50
4 All-wool Master tailored Suits made in Eng
land. Navy, brown, and black checks. Sizes 10
to a. Were S85 Now ow-$63 $63. IS
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Oak and Willow Summer
Furniture Reduced u

Is Lounge Chairs, picked pine or
frosted green. finishes, reversible cush-
ions In assorted cotton covers. Now.
S2875
8 Lounge Chairs, white enamel striped
cotton covers, spring construction
seats. Now S22s5
6 Lounge Chairs. picked pine, simu-
lated leather-covered cushions. Now.
S14
4 3-seat Settees. white enamel. striped
cotton covers, spring seats. Now.
S49.50
W&L Summer Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Women's Better Dresses
$3.50 Were s22.9S and s29.75

18 rayon chiffon dresses in black only Sizes
16 to 40 and size 4o
10 Ray0n Chiffon Dresses, in black only. Sizes
142, 1872, 1872, Is and 20. Were 1895.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l495
IL Rayon Chiffon Dresses, In black with q
polka-dot slip Sizes l61a, 221a and 2412 Were
$25 Now $1875
16 Cotton Eyelet Dresses, in white and pastel
colors Sizes 1412 to 241a and size Is. Were
S25 Now ---S SI875
l3 Cotton Eyelet Dresses in pastel colors. Also
two-piece checked gingham dresses in several
color combinations. Sizes Is, l8, SO and 40.
W&L-Women's Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Novelty Pillows, $3.50
We're So

We're IS
ls Cotton filled pillows covered in rayon satin
and brocade. in rose, gold and green.
Flowered Cotton Sailcioth Bed Rests, cotton
filled Were $40. Now
l Flowered Rayon Faile Lounge Pillow, cotton
filled Was 81 Now -- S275
Cotton Repp Lounge Pillows, green, cotton
filled. Were 81. Now w----$1 $125
48 Skeins All-wool Knitting Yarn. 4-ounce size,
in air force blue. Was 81 skein. Now --- 65c
i Model Cotton Shaggy Rug, oblong 22x36-inch
in green, blue and peach Was SO. so. Now SS
Picture Outfits containing hand painted etch-
ing, material and 1lxl4-inch frame. Was 81.
Now ---------- S125
l Model Crocheted Wool Hat with snood at
tached. Dark oxford red trim. Was $3.50
W&L-Art Needlework, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses Dresses Reduced
Women's inexpensive
Dresses, $1.95
Less than Y price

HtSS FHHW n V7ICF
so two-piece cotton lace dresses in white light
blue pink and yellow. Sizes 36 to 46.
40 Daytime Dresses in rayon crepe, spun rayon
printed rayon jersey and tattersall- design spun
rayon checks. Styles include coat, classic shirt
waist, semi-dressy and dirndl types Misses
sizes from 10 to 49, Were 1895 and more
Now S5.9s
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
ChiIdren's Hose, Zoe

WaS 29c and 39c
800 pairs of cotton ankle socks, white and solid
colors. Broken size assortment
WSL-Down Stairs Store Hosiery.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
-Do~r J74i4 J7pse
WOODWARD & LOTHROp
10Th lith. 3 & Streets Len. - phon. District $500
Bathing Suits
Reducedfor Clearance

lwo.pIeee styles in cotton 1oyon Jersey, and
prints, and whites. Sizes 81 to 36.
IS, we're S3o5 and S4e5 Now----sz.e5
IS, were $3.50 and S5.95. Now---$3.e5
IS, we're S795 and $50 Now----S5.e5
Misses Cotton Dunsqrees, slightly Irregular
but most ore not effected in wear or oppeor-
once. Foded light blue cotton trimmed with
red stitching. Sizes II to TO- Now--$ $2.25
Misses Cotton Tee Shirts, slightly Irregular, but
most not affected in wear or appearance.
Woven oII-oround cotton shirts In blue, tan,
or maize stripes, Sizes small. medium, and
large. Now
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
White Hondboes, 60e
Less than Y Price

Less than Y, Price
so imitation leather bags, envelope style
50 Straw Bags, assorted patterns, envelope style.
Were $120 and more. Now-----6 -60c
Prices Include 2oTo Tax
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Leather Goods
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Wooden Necklaces, 6Oe
Were SI.2O

IS Necklaces in assorted patterns and colors.
Is Sets Of Ceramic Pins and Earrings in assorted
designs and colors Less than "a price Now soc
IS Pairs Of White and Colored Earrings. Less
than u price " SOC
Evening star., 1945-08-30

Remnant Day Merchandise sale Friday at 90 retunobe
xchoneeobIe oppoo mail phone orders
accepted soe mored Damaged imperfect
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Strow Hats, $2.2s
Less than /, Price

rs straw hats in several brim and calot styles
Panama sports hats.
100 Cotton Sports Headwear, in prints, and
postels. Less than u price. Now---S1
20 Plaid Cotton Handbags. Less than " price.
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses Sports Dresses, $3.50
Less than p price
Less than p price

54 printed and sodcoor sports dresses good selection
of colors. Sizes IL to TO-
Evening star., 1945-08-30
THE STAIRS STORE
Strow SoiIors, Soc

StIoW SoilOESs 0VC
Less tha" Price
so hats in natural red, navy and white
rs CartwheeI Straw Hats, in purple. lime and
gray. Less than u price. Now------50c
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
Non-Rotioned PIoyshoes
$1.45 Were sI95 TO s2.25
$50 pairs of womens and chidren's cotton
playshoes, white with multi-colored trim, and
red and white checked. Broken sizes 4 to 0.
W&I-Down Stairs Store Shoes.
ToddIers' Sunsuits, 75e
Were Sis
$50 sunsuits in cotton seersucker stripes. and
assorted cotton prints.
100 Juveniles Blue Cotton Chambray Sunsuits,
pinafore effect. Sizes 2, and 1. Were 81 so.
w&L-Down Stairs Store Infants and
Juveniles Apparel.
Girls Sweaters, $2.65
Were 1925
4s all-wool sweaters, in pink, wine. maize,
navy, beige. Long sleeved, boxy. Broken sizes
Z to IA
loo Girls Printed Pink and Blue Cotton Play .
suits, Pinafores and Sun Dresses. Were $1.95.
w&I-Dovn Stairs Store. oirls' Apparsl-
Evening star., 1945-08-30
ChiIdren's Polo Shirts

Slightly irregular, but not at- 7Ec
fecfed as TO scear or appearance ,
enough polo shirts. For the important extro
one choose from q group of short-sIeeved cot
ton Shirts in assorted pastel and dark stripes
Sizes 7 to 8.
W&L-Down Stairs Store Infants and Juveniles Apparel
Evening star., 1945-08-30

II snglesize mattress and matching box spring sethe mat
esses of cotton felt upholstered in cotton ticking the
box springs of coi-spring construction
&I--Be Bedding Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses Sports Dresses, 81 IS
Less than u price

so blue cotton chabray dresses with lace trim styles
button front and side button. Sizes 9 to Is.
Shower
o
Less "''
Store
Evening star., 1945-08-30
ces Include 300 Tax

W&L-Down Stairs Store, Costume Jewelry.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Shortie Pajamas, SOS

Were S295
Cool sleeping for end -of-sunrner days. Two
piece cotton poomos, in stripes, or small foroI
prints. Sizes II. Ia, and l6.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Underwear
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Junior Misses Dresses, s4'4s
Were s5.95 and more

We're S5.95 and more
IS dresses crepe and other ropery labeled for
fabric content) Assorted solid colors Sizes g to Is
in
TO
S .eu ,v. ..os w. .s.
ow ~ '
W6I-Down Misses Apparel
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Rayon Jersey GirdIes
Were S2.9S

Your new foil dresses stress slim silhouette.
which makes it more inportont than ever to
have new e'rdle. Elastic side-eores, and four
eorters. Teorose. Medium sizes.
w6L-Down Stairs Store Underwear
Evening star., 1945-08-30

1&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30

wsL-Down Stairs Store. Junior Misses Apparel
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Misses Formal
Dresses Reduced

Formal Dresses, Third Floor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03

Herman McKalpain, 20; jeanette
lvey. Is
John c. Knight. %; Jewell john
son. "a
Eugene Ivory, A.; Movols John
son. %.
James Grace. S.; Lucy Lewis. 40
David Williamson, IS; Lois Nc
Clure, %
James Brewer, 81; Anne Wing
ham. 30
Robert Lewis. 26; Lille Stephens.
-
Minnie Jones, 20; Mary Levine,
q
Roy NJ. Spencer, 90 Toleka NJ.
Johnson. %
William Tyas. %; Lu'ar Harris.
IS.
John Goodin. 20; While L.
Van ghr. 20
James Farris. %: Laura NJ ley ls.
David Smith, 81, Mamie Johnson
Wright. 30
Artnar Bixyon, "a; Maggie
Brown. %.
Leroy Brewer. 80: Marie Nes-
come. IS
Charles Ware. IS. Naomi Manson
~.
Nelson G.. Williams, "a; Buenvs
Gordon. -
Luther Moore, *; Florrie Berry,
%.
Howard Moss. -; Ann D., Taylor,
%
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Doris Parker
Honored With
Bridal Shower
BY GLADYS MILLS

MRS. DORIS Ratliffe Parker
pretty dimpled bride OF Lieut..
Frederick Parker of Chicago, was
honored on Sunday evening by
Mrs Mary Agnes Davis at bridal
shower
On this occasion the bride was
radiant in a stunning two-piece
hand-tailored original. Her Access
SORES were OF patent and she wore
pert little pillbox hat by John
Fr-dericks, made OF white crepe
sWathed in frothy black yelling.
Her shoulder corssge was of or
Chids.
The hostess chose a dramatic
creation by Adrian. in a street.
length black crepe frock accented
with gold beads. With il she wore
black and gold sandals and charm
insly received the flow OF guests
who came 10 greet the honoree
throughout the evening.
THE DAVIS attractive apart
ncnt in East Forest avenue. was
the scene OF the affair. Palms and
Gala lilies. providing the unique
floral decoration. The table was
picturesque. with a centcrpiece OF
unusual artistic arrange en-
flanked by cleaning white tapcrs
Assisting the hostess were her two
2 sters, Mrs. Dora Miller Penick
and Miss Bernice Miller. and the
recent bride. June Baldwin-Rox-
borough.
Among the many. many guests
VINO came laden with everything
f.om imported perfumes 20 most
exquisite lingerie. we're Mrs. jew
e. R Graham. Mrs Pelham Ralife,
Nsda Freeman, Dorothy Ann
Hicks. Roberta Hu hes, Matte
Camp Virgie Brownley. Frances
Flanni2an. lrms Kelley. Geraldine
keyes. June Roxborough. Aurelia
HUDSON, Doris Dungill. Dawn
Watson. Roma Lawson. Ruth Giles.
Gladys House. Marie Reed. Gladys
Giles, Agnes Lewis. Cornell Drum.
GWendolyn Hsrkless. Harriet
Pa Q. Regins ONesl. Evelyn Pace.
jesse Garter. Msrgsre, Wells.
Lo,tie Battles. Mrs. " Rutherford.
Marjorie Powell and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03

acquainted social on Saturday
evenin- at the home OF the prsxi-
dent, DIT. Gibson OF Oakland svs-
nue.. New members were intro
duced. after which q delicious
supper was served. The Boosters
hold their regular monthly meet
ngs Sunday az 3 pm. al 200 Mack
avenue. All members are urged
10 DE present.
The Smart Settlers held their
meeting az the home OF Mrs Mar
garette Manus, Independent, on
Hudson. After the meeting the
hostess served a full-courSe din
ner. The Smart Settlers will be
entertained jointly by Mesdames
Barbara johnson and Marguerite
Parharm Saturday az 5055 Will
liamS Mrs. Marian McGill Is
president OF the club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
CHIPS AND CHATTER

II IS rumored that a Vel known
n edic around town VII. take unto
himself a oeau:eous BRIDE. Both
are vel known and we're JUS,
waiting for their confirmation be-
fore revealing their names.
BigWig Marshall Shepherd Re-
c0rder % Deeds for the District
81 Columbia spoke al Second Bsp-
us; church Sunday night 20 an in
teresteG aud ence. Prior 20 the
speech ne d.ned with the Rev and
Mrs Robert L. Brady Jr.. OF Alger.
Geraldine jerry Sneed is sport
.ng a most becoming otter coat
these days. !; is difforen; and We
Ike Il.
Little Judy Osburne vas chris.
tened =; 5; Matthew's church re-
Gently along with four OF her
couS!rS, the Homer Smith Kidd Is
or 70 visit her SISTER and return
win Mrs AIRED IhomaS 81 u
MargSret Thomss who left for
TuSkcEee this week.
Eleanor OsourNcS charming
mother. Mrs Sayre 81 Chicago. leN
this NeeS after spending an en-
Joyable visit here.
Lucinda Hubbard nee Nurt.-
shaw is back IN the hometoSn for
a two weeks visit
Katie LOOMS q wearing a slick
rev lustrous BLACK persian lamb
these days.
And villa Johnson az Alger
writes friends that there's nothing
con- parable 10 the sunshine IN
Mexico.
GLADYS CuzzenS. who is WIKI the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
Out
ROn1nInS Way
By KAY

The Romulettes met with Mrs.
Villa Knox on Whitehorn, Tues
day with Mrs Irene Martin Of
Jones Sub. as guest. After an en-
joyable social period. an sppetiz-
ing casserole supper was served.
The Women's Progressive club
met on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Hunter of Grover. The ladies
who are doing some very fine
needle-work. are planning an ex-
hibit. Mrs. Malone, the president
appointed Mrs. King to give house
hold hints, and Mrs. Mitchell TO
give talk on Negro history for
the next meeting. The hostess
served dainty luncheon at the
conclusion OF the meeting.
Mrs. Grover Cline and Mrs. J.
c. Burton attended council meeting
at Chapel Hill Baptist church in
Detroit. Thursday.
First Baptist Missionary Society
met with Mrs. Maude Malone of
Whitehorn Monday. A very pleas
ant session was enjoyed
The First Baptist Missionary So
ciety gave surprise birthday party
for Henry Jones, on Tuesday at
his home on Whitehorn street
Bailey Bell, whose birthday fell
on the same day, was an honor
guest
Sandwiches. coffee. ice cream and
cake were served oy Mesdames
NJ. Cline, H. Kicks. NJ. L. Ross,
l. Burton and f. Campbell. The
Junior choir sang several num-
becs
Guests present included: Rev
L. B. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Gulledge. Mrs. Bailey Bell. Mrs
Maude Malone. Mrs. H. l.. Burkes
and Mrs, NJ. Brown. Misses Maui
delene Bell, Betty Bowman, Para
lee Parson and Marian Campbell
William Campbell. Charles Parson
and c. c. Cline. Jr.
II was the celebration OF Mr.
Jones elghty-frst birthday and ne
received many hearty congratula-
lions and gifts The Missionary
Society also surprised Mrs VI
Brown with a basket OF groceries
and ton OF coal. Mrs. NJ. Cline
IS president OF the society.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
H'[zs'&ZE[HzZ|s8{|I;''1

Oak Leaf Cluster. the Flying
Medal and a medal for sharpshooi-
ing diSmiSses all Of these accom-
pl shments with shrug
In fact, is hard 10 get any in
formation from him. From Casa
Blanca. he brought Mrs Maurice
Houston two lovely silver brace
cts, from Sicily, beautiful pin
',haped like a dagger ard when the
dagger is pulled from its sheath.
a real blade IS revealed. Mrs Hous-
ton also treasures some rare coins
mat he brough, her from the Eu-
ropean theatre Detroit and the
country has reasons 10 be proud
o.. MS young man.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
NORTH END NEWS
Bx MARIAN c. MeCIll

Mrs. Louise Anctum OF Vine
wood avenue. president OF the
Golden Key club. entertained
them Monday morning with a de-
licious breakfast. Members OF the
CLUB and their guests we're pses-
ent. The hostess had celebrated
her Saith birthday on Friday eve
ming and many lovely gifts were
received. All members OF the club
were present.
The Silk Hat Boosters club OF
Florence Ahnes Temple No. 7,
IBPOE OF w, held their hrst get
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
A MODEST HERO

Modest. handsome. First Lieut..
Heber Houston. who recently vis-
tied here with his relatives. The
Msurice HouSions, has 4 record 10
be proud Of Yet this young man
who has completed ole hundred
and eleven missions over enemy
territory IN Italy, vas sho, down
twice. wears the Air MEDIA. the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
THE ACLEvoN VICTORY CLUB

VII, present their first big event
OF the year. dinner party IN hoH-
or Of servicemen. az the home o.
The president. Miss Henry Eta
Wheaton. 1903 Twerty-ffth street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alfred w. Shoates Jr., %; Do
lores T. Brown, 10
Walter Louis White. So; Mary
Moss. 81.
Willie L. Justice, 81: Elconure
Mathis, 81.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03

Social Security Board. has been in
Baltimore, Nd. for a month taking
4 special course in connection with
her work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
THE TWELVE AND FIvEs

The girls are always glad when
Thelma Houston's turn comes 10
entertain the club because they
have so much fun al her meetings
and her prizes are distinctive.
Recently attractive Thelma enter
tanned this group OF ma;rons III
her home on Parker avenue.
Each table MAS decorated with
the cuiest heart shaped candles
imaginable. With all Of the lights
out With the exception OF the
candles YOU can imagine the al
mosphere vas definitely enenant-
ing
Guest prize winners were: Pearl
Penick. first, a lovely slip. and
Joe Edwards second, a set OF
Prince Ma;chebei ouobllng bur-
gundy bath oil with the busting
poWGer-te- match. Otner members
and guests al the party were: Lucy
Belle Morris. Adele Wagner, ELAINE
Conway. Kate Fuller, Katie
LOOMS. Muriel McCorkle. Julia
Parker, Phyllis Golden. Thelma
Hutchins. Edith Bland. Eddie Rob-
.n$on, Teen Johnson, Mary Rob-
er,S. Alberta Rayford. Lillian
Brooks. Mamie Alexander, Louise
TAYLOR. Valerie Wallace. Ann Ben
son. Betty Cole, Pearl PenIck AID
Doris Pelham.
ADD CHIPS
See that cute Doris Rate, ffe was
recently wed 10 handsome lieu.
tenant.
Larry Bleach was in the spot.
light FOR cracking ths, ring OF
check psSserS. From now on well
call him Gang Buster Bleach
Where oh where. does .Odell
Bradley find a. those pretty young
;h!ngs We see him with so olien7
Guess the Deltss viii have 10 hire
theatre 10 hold the vast throngs
that flock 20 the Jaboerwock every
wear THIS time. literally hundreds
we're turned away because there
we're 10 seats left Edith White
and Helen Toodle were chairman
and co-chsirman respectively.
Alice Iisles. who left for
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Monday. 10 eS.
;soiSh a fiorist shop. had a few
friends IN Sunday evening 10 bid
them goodbye.
Lucky Edlee Webster is telling
trends tina; she viii journey 10
Mexico, but shortly.
Frances NJ Leonard. bride-elect
81 Robert Rylsnd III. entertained
her friend. Mss Ardelia Bradley
Of Cleveland Ohio al buffet
luncheon. SGnday. al her home on
Woodrow. The honoree IS MEM
Der Of he Clevelsnd-Ca,l Post staff
and well known in Cleveland cir
Giles
Frances wore for the occasion
two piece crepe dress studded with
gold Her corSage was Identical
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03

with that OF the guest, white car
nations.
The delicious menu consisted OF
shrimp salad stuffed celery. potato
ch ps. crackers. reliShes, cookies.
tea. nuts. and candies
The guests we're. Jessie Carter.
Iav,nia Bright Claudia Rooy,
Elizabeth Malone. Thelna Jones,
Eraestine RoSomond. Louise Mohr
and others. The girls had lot Of
fun chatting and looking over
Frances hope chest. linens. scrap
books. photo album and most of all
rousseau.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
FROM SOUTH PACIFIC

Thomas Taylor. CK. &C. IS visit
ins his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Taylor, 6607 Scotch ave-
nue.. after serving % months in the
Sosth Pacific with the L. S. navy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
MUSICIAN on FrRLorGH

T-Cpl. Wadye T. Gallant. son Of
Mrs. F. Mosely Of josephine ave-
rue. is N town on a furlough Cpl
Gallant former student OF
Wayne university, was employed
by the Detroit Street Railways at
the time OF his induction. and is
a member OF the Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity. He is a mem Der OF the
XIV Corps Band a; Fort Brasg.
n Many social courtes.eS are
beng extended him during his
stay.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
FATE

FATE
BY one Of those happy conci-
dences PolceWoman Frances Cal
ioway had to make a has ness trip
20 the southland Her husband,
Augustus. VINO IS stationed in
Florida. heard o. her arrival and
managed 10 speed over 20 Alabama
10 visit Frances. Pfc Galloway Is
doing personnel work IN the L. 5.
army.
Speaking OF the army. looks as
II famed jesse Owens viii not &c;
4 chance 10 60 overseas 70 entertain
our troops HIS draft board froNns
on the idea
Cpl. Rober, Bob Baker is fur
Coughing here with his wife. Cor
nela a"d young son Cpl Baker
is The son Of The we'll known Oscar
Bakers 81. OF Bay City, Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs Lotto Hazard OF Yves,
Grand avenue slipped Sunday and
injured her face against marble
table. She is improving rapidly.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
PERSONALS
OHIOAN VISITS

Mrs. Bessie Washington OF Gin
cInrau, O.. VIII leave the city
Saturday at the end OF a two
weeks visit With her relatives. Mr.
and Ms. Ely Keels and Norman
keels Of this city. Many social
courteSies were extended 20 the
Ohio matron during her sojourn.
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