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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18

two, yes, but why s tu b b y Overnire aheal of Dizzy Troutp The or Terre Haute Terror was well rested and as sound as a $20 gold piece. He felt slurred, too. The selec- ton of { h e stocky southpaw was an affront to his magnih- cent ability,
 AS thinRs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
WESLEYAN

Midletown, Conn, Oct. l8.-(UP) Wesleyan University will return to a full football schedule next sea- son, Athletic Director J. Frederick Martin announced today. Seven games on the schedule announced today were with Worcester Poly technic Institute, here October ,; University of Connecticut, Oct. l2; Middlebury, away. oct. l9; Amherst here Oct. 26; Haverford here NOV 2; Williams away Nov. g, and Trim ity Nov. 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
Conn Anxious To Sign For | ouis As Pilot BaLks
TODAY'S SPORT PARADE

Tulsa over Nevada-but don't tell the boss.
 The West Southern Cal over 0. O. P.-no, they're not policemen. St. Mary's pre-flight over D. c. L. A.-regular alphabet soup. Washington State over Oregon timber!
 Washington over Oregon State sound like the Phils and. As. Also: Idaho over Montana, Colo rado over Colorado college and Ok- lahoma A. & M. over Utah. (season's record: 140 right, 2S wrong.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
B. U.

Weston, Mass, Oct. 1s.-(UP- Boston University's first eleven in three years was hard at work today on Nickerson field in an effort to get in top shape for its opening game against q highly-favored Tufts football team. Return of several war veterans have given the squad some hope of making a creditable show ing Saturday. As a boost for moral. l25 girls from the university turned out yesterday for practice as cheer. leaders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Oct. l6.-(UP) Despite a leg injury he has been favoring all week. halfback Stan KcslowSki will see service for Holy Cross when the Crusaders meet Brown at Provinceton R. l., Satur- day. With Koslowski in the back field chances are that Holy Cross will rule a favorite in the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18

expected to be a starter Saturday when the Bruins meet Holy Cross on their home gridiron. Netski has been out two weeks with a shoulder brtlise but was back for a full prac- tice session yesterday. If Netski is in the lineup chances are that Brown will plan to take to the air in an effort to win.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA Sports Editor

Chicago, Oct. lb--Everybody won- dered why Steven O'Neill did not start Paul Howard Trout in the third game of the World Series Newhouser and Trucks In the first
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
By HARRY CRIMSON (NEA Sports Editor

New York. Oct. 18-Polling re- turning veterans, the American Le- zion Magazine finds that 70 out of every 100 want to go fishing. And 62 of every 100 rate fishing next to hunting as their favorite recrea- ton.
 Here's the score on the survey, aA..r.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
TUFTS

Medford, Mass, oct. l8.-(UP- A heavy scrimmage drill was sched- uled for Tufts today as Coach Lew Manley sought to whip his charges into 8 winning spirit for Saturdays encounter with Boston University. Manley fears that his squad will be hampered by over-confidence since Boston University-playing It's first game in three years-iS not expect ed to be too strong an opponent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18

Schedule for tonight follows: American Brass vs U. s. Time; Chase vs Scovill ERA; Scoyill (Wat) vs Mattatuck; Metal Hose vs Plume and Atwood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18

English and Welsh child evacuees to Australia lost their native ac- cent during the war but Scottish children retained theirs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
Standing

A tortoise big enough to support a man on it's back was killed by hailstones in Africa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18

Collapse of Japan made available to the Allies the Netherlands Indies, one of the worlds richest sources of fats and oils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-18
BROWN

Providence, R. l., Oct. 18.-(UP) Ed Netski, hailed as the outstand- ing back on the Brown squad, Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Sons Give
Dinner Party
For Dad, TO

WAYNESBORO, Ga.-George G..
Wcathersbee. who celebrated his
10Th birthday on July s. was hon
ored with A family dinner. given
by his sons Mr.. Weathersbee, a
native Of jefferson county has
made Burke county his home for
The past IS years. During his active
years he was one Of the county's
most outstanding farmers.
His children arc: Mr. and Mrs.
George Wca,hersbee and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weathersbee
and family: Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee WCathcrSbce and family all
Of Miami, Fla; Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Wcathcrsbce and family. Of Spring
field, Ohio Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Miles Of Portsmouth. Va: Mr. and
Mrs. Tonne WeatherSbee and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wealth
erSbce and family of Waynesboro,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weathers-
bee and family Of Hilltonia, Fla.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Frisco Artist
In New Role

PORTLAND. Ore - AMP Mrs.
Thelma Johnson Street. we'll known
for her labor murals here. was pre-
scented Sunday in her new creative
dances al the Aida Jourdan studios.
The affair was sponsored by
prominent citizens for the benefit
Of her Negro in labor" murals.
The artist. who has gained fame
since she went to New York 10
years ago has been broadca-ting
weekly over radio stadition KEX
concerning her mural project.
Mrs. Streat is chairman of the
Negro Labor MuralS committee,
with headquarters in Chicago. She
chose The Negro in labor as the
first phase OF series of muralS of
The American scene The labor
-mttralS. numbering Il and each
three by six feet, have been de-
signed as form OF visual cduca-
ton for children in the deIelop-
ment Of a worthwhile social con-
cept
After her return from Chicago.
where she worked With children
on such a project. She locturcd at
Reed college in Labor and Mi
nority Problems" and was present
cd previously on a program spon-
sored by the American Associa-
ton of University Women
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
QUINN ROAD
NEWS
Ry MARJORIE RECKS


VnSon Chapel AME church
members were the guests OF the
Leland Baptist church in Detroit.
The Mt Zion Baptist church
Of Detroit. was the guest of the
Calvary Baptist church.
JACKIE BEY and her grand.
mother, Mrs Ia Cochrane-Bey Of
Holly. Michigan. are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. HerSchel Wash
!ngton-El and family. Mrs. Coch-
rane and Jackie are former resi-
dents OF the community.
Joe Banks is now in the United
States Navy. He is stationed al
Great Lakes, III. Joe was a MEM
Der NJ the junior Civic chorus and
OF the Quinn Road softball team
Minnie and Arlue Moore are
visiting relatives IN the South.
A PARTY was given by the
Young MoSlcm League al the
Moorish Science Temple Of Amer
ica. Lucille ThomaS-El. Leola and
Arm eenah WashinGton-El and
Jackie Bey were hoSteSSes.
The guests at the party were:
Marion Stewart. Helen Stewart.
Pfc Ralph Stewart Marvin Cros-
by. and Javen Woodcock OF Wind
Sor. Ontario
Myrna. Doris and Lawrence
Greenwood are the guests OF Char
iOtte BeckS.
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Give Party AT
Recreation Center

NEW MADRID, Mo.-Nrs Vir-
gle Marie James, popular teacher
Of Kansas. with her uncle. Major
Wade. entertained at the Majors
Recreation. Center Thursday eve
ming With 4 party given for NJ.
and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell OF To-
ledO. ONO
The center was specially deco
rated for the occasion. There was
plenty Of goOd mHSic and many
games we're played. Mr.. Mitchell
was the high prize winner for the
men, and Carl Jenkins. the low
est Miss Marie J. Branche was
lowest for the women. and Mrs
Mitchell was guest prize winner.
The hi2hlieht OF tho event was a
luncheon served buffet style
Loretta Miller, Willie Mitchell.
Thomas Mitchell. Ellen Harris,
Roscoe Harris. Charley Bailey.
Carl Jenkins Willie Graham. Je;-
sic Graham. Bertha Mae MINER
wea'herS. Marie Judith Branche.
Edward Ellis. Toll Ellis. Jack
Gray, Lie Gray Major Wade and
Prof. y, w Hughes were among
those present.
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Marion Feted
For Birthday

Mrs. Mary Willard received
guests Sunday in honor OF her
birthday from 6 TO 10 pm. Refresh
ments were served. and many love-
ly gifts were received by the hon.
Gree.
Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Collins. Mrs. Rose Pat
ton. Mrs. Isabel Parker, Mrs. Lii
liam Mallory and family, Mrs. So
phronia Lawrence. Mrs Catherine
Mobiles, Mr.. and Mrs. William De-
maune. Mrs. Doshie Bennett, Mrs.
Mayola Smith. Mrs. Nancy Chat
man. Mrs Lottie Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Ruben King, Mrs. Harris
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Pelzcr. Mrs. Mary Love, Mrs Hen
ry Bluffs. Mrs, Claybourne Ma
lone. Benjamin Malone and Sulli-
van Willard.
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Seaman Honored
During FurIough

DC Fireman Edward Lee Smith
of 500 Marston vas home visiting
his wife. daughter, parents and
friends last week end. With Mr..
Smith was SIC and Mrs Charles
Scott. Mr. Srith was employed at
Detroit Transmission company be-
fore his induction into the Navy.
He plans to study for an cleo
trician's license when he returns.
Many gala affairs we're given in
hrs honor trrtrdr- -a-etrthdav-dtR-
ner given by his parents MF. and
Mrs. Arthur Shepard Of 958 East
Hancock
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Mdri|Yn Whitfield
WEEDS Sgt. CAN'T

NEW YORK--MiSs Narilyn
Wht;cd VAS married 10 S-Sst.
Robert CAN'T at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin
II. Wn.ttcd. of 435 Convent ave-
nuc, Manhattan The Rev William
J. Faulkner. uncle of the bride,
and dean Of Fisk university, per-
formed the ceremony.
Noble S.sSlc was best man and
Miss Benicc Wh.tted vas maid OF
honor.
Billy Banks sang Because ac-
companied on the piano by Bcnice
Wnittcd, the brides sister. Those
present were. Mr. and Mrs. b. Il
Waited. Miss Bcnicc Wn.ttcd. No.
bic SSslc. Billy Banks. Flourncy
Miller, Mrs Bonita SEEKER, Miss
Ida Hamilton, Miss Patricia Mcy-
crS. Mrs l.. Hinton Sr Mrs. l..
Hinton jr Mr. W. Smith and
Master PHILIP Cubinar.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
Drive Launched
For WheatIey
Building Fund

The Phyllis Wheatley Home as
ISOLATION launched its building
fund drive last week. This drive
is a civic challenge and will last
from July ! through August IL
The goal set is Sl50.000. Mrs. Mary
Matthews is general chairman and
Mesdames Mary Jeffrey and Pete
Casey are chairmen in charge OF
all the captains working through
out the city TO sponsor activities
10 help i'm this mammoth under
taking. Some of the captains in
the drive are MeSdames Flossie
Harris. Carolyn Mole, Mary Du-
berry. Cecil Hayes. Hattie Toodles,
Eliza Foster Evangeline Simpson.
Hortense Reddick. and Miss Ro-
berta Mcclure.
A WEEK OF activities has been
planned to begin on July %. and
close August IL. The program in
part is as follows: August /, a
mock trial to be sponsored al
the Calvary Baptist church under
the craftsmanship of Attorney Rob-
cru Evans August \. n mammoth
bridge party at the Urban League,
under the craftsmanship OF Mrs
Angel Lambert; August 5. a large
picnic and dance Al Springhill farm
with Leroy Smith and his. orcheS-
ira furnishing theA-muSic:N August
10, Cotton Charity ball for the
youth OF Detroit under the chair
manship OF the DelSpriteS CLUB
Mrs. Ted White in charge.
The Phyllis Whcatley Home as
ISOLATION feels that the present
home is far too small 10 provide
for the aged Negroes Of the city
since there is no other unaffili-
ated home Of its kind in Detroit
A larger building with complete
facilities is absolutely necessary
The present home is located al
$50 f. Elizabeth Street.
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snvERTONE SAVINGS CLUB

1t was a festive occasion! That
meeting OF the Sllver,onc Savings
club. July ] at the home OF Mrs
SlaS Mclaughlin. 1922 F.. Kirby
street. After business vas trans
acted. current news events and
pictures we're ably discussed. The
hostess then led her guests 10 the
dining room where they partook
Of a delicious dinner. Everyone
thanked the hostess for having
had lovely time, and the meet
ing adjourned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
GIL Scout Troop
Camps At Midwest

Eleven Girl Scouts Of Troop PAT.
Fbenezcr AME church arc going
troop camping 10 Midwest Country
club. owned by Dr.. Alfred Thorn
as. The scouts VIII DO accompanied
by their leader, Mrs. Josephine
Jones. They viii remain two
weeks.
This summer the scouts have
been avoiding the hca, by going
aE. several plcniaS and. likes Their
last meeting was held July Q. With
a lawn party given by Girl Scout
Thclms Hugely Of 568 Mt. Vernon
aCCpflp
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THE WILL GO UNION CLUB

He'd rs weekly meeting AZ The
homo of Mrs. Ida Mae Bridges,
PAL Custer street. on Friday night.
Many interesting facts were dis
cuSSed by the club Mrs Leo
Daniels, dauchter Of the hostess,
served delightful menu. All
members reported having a fine
time. The next meeting will be
al the home OF Mrs J. S. Kenney.
1922 Bellevue street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
THE JOHNSON CITY
SOCIAL, CIIiR

Met Al the home Of Mrs Frances
Hall. 1851 East Wells. All men oers
we're present Following the bust
ness meeting a luncheon VAS
served The next meeting viii be
held at the home Of Mrs. Horton
Of 22ll Medium Mrs. Margaret
Stanford is president; Mrs. Lottie
BurgenS is secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
THE CLUB OF THOUGHTS

Held lis final meeting before va
cation at the Women's club house,
Thursday afternoon a pot-luck
luncheon was enjoyed by all The
next meeting will be AZ Mrs r
Daniels on Hazlett F.. Williams is
club reporter
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THE SISTERHOOD
ADVANCEMENT CLUB

Held Is regular meeting Thurs
day night AT the home Of Mrs
Edwards. 2693 Sherman. with Mrs.
B. Atkins aS hostess. The next
meeting viii be held at the home
Of Mrs Eliza Nothin2ton, 2l44 Du-
bois
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
THE EVENING IN PARIS
SOCIAL AND ART CLIR

Mel Al The home Of MIS-. Edy
W Hancock The next meeting
Will be held Sunday July %, az
$50 Chandler. the home OF the
pres dent. Mrs. Bullock.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
and Other Briefs

and bridge at tre home Of Mrs
Ella Baptste, SOTO Moore place
Prizes were won by Mesdames
Crayton Lewis and Mlnaield
Mrs Louise Cochran vas guest Of
the club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
TIE LUCKY SEVEN

And the Night Owls are very
glad 10 have their founder and
secretary Mrs. VILLA Mac Clay
ton. Of 2l20 Dubois. al home. She
has been away visiting IN the
South
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21

9. 81 over The six pairs 81 real
x hose which were included
TIE EARL JONES She is
nc former BARBARA WHEELER
have q fine baby girl
onr las, Monday
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
THE II O'Clock CLUB
OF FLORENCE ANES

Made an excellent report on
last meeting night Meetings ev-
cry second and fourth Sunday
night AT 80 pm
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Ben CeciIs In
Birthday Fete

MIR and Mrs Ben Cecil of Wood
ROW avenue. we're houorcd ny hav-
lnc ~ tncic house guests TO cclc-
ora'c Mr. Cccil'S birthday. recent
~. his relatives, Nh and Mrs
william Ballard OF Dayton. Ohio.
Mss Mamie Cccll Of Columbus,
Ohio: and Chester CcsL Of F.lbert,
" Va
Tho visitors wcrc laviShly enter
famed by relatives ana friends
Miss Lucille King OF Kendall ave-
nuc. entertained tho party al the
Pa,ad.,e Lounge. Later tho group
took IN the various nisht spots.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
THE VISITORS we're inc center

NJ attraction AT the LOUNGE. in
tlcT smart attire, Miss Mann .
Cccll VINO Is nurse wearing one
ol NoeucS unusual black drapcd
'~ocNS Her chapcau VAS OF sheer
trench braid topped with flowers
Her sister Mrs Ballard. VAS fetch
ing N becoming black sheer and
3laak phi box. with aqua Access
sores Mss K.n2'S o,her guests
Pcre William Ballard. Mr. and
Mr., Ben Cecil. Chester Cecil. Mr.
and Mrs. Burl Williams.
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MzMzzz1

MANY social affairs being given this week for
charming and somewhat tragic . MRS
EDITH LOVING widow of COLONEL WALTER
LOVING who was killed last February in the Philip
pines She : here the house guest of her two cousins
MRS ALVIN LEE and MRS. EDITH HAYES
MRS LOVING is recupcra,ing from three years spent
in Japanese concentration camp and Detroiters
doing much 10 divert her MIND from her horrible expert
enceS ., Or last SUNDAY MRS. LEE held open
house Al her home MarS,on at which time
scores Of folk came @ meet and talk with Mrs. Loving
On Monday night MRS. W H. ROBINSON -. will enter
tam her
MISS MARGIE CARTER poured for MRS LEE and
MISS LILLIAN BROWN received guests at the door
MRS. SPENCER CARY assisted her mother hostess
MARGERN ItnpSONPONEII. VIVIAN WILL
llANS . MARGl ERI1E CARTER . and MARY
BROW ". all of $ LOUIS have been the guests of MRS
BOBBY ANDERSON dYIiing their time with MRS
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MRS. OLLIE Richardson's

Minor of Rochester, " Y. and
Walter Yarbrough of Elyria. Ohio,
we're quietly married Wednesday.
June u by Rev F. f. Hambln
Mrs Yarbrough is tho daughter of
tho late Charles and Harriet Rich
ardSon. The couple lof, for Ar
kansas, where the bride Will re-
sumo her duties in the public
! school system.
Rev TIl'on T Richardson has
returned 90 tho States after hay
ing spent three or moro wears ov-
crseaS He is spending few days
~ Wisconsin and Illinois with
relatives and fricndS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-21
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN II

are. back home from visiting his
mother, Nh, Airfalia Durham, Of
Aphalarha. Va
Mrs Martha LOWS Of Bait
more Md and Mrs. c. Nicholas
visited her sister and bro'hcr-in-
law M and Ms. George Perkins.
~ 1929 Fleming street.
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NR AND MRS. CLAYTON s
WILLIAMS Of New York City
visited here recently with re,a-
tives CLAYTON WILLIAMS
IS me brother Of BuRL WILL
LIAMS Of Conant Gardens
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MISS THELMA REEVES. Of $50

Belmont street. was rushed 10 tho
Parkside Hospital for An emer-
concy operation last Friday morn
nc She Ie under tho care NJ Or
n F Smith. and j. reported do
ING fuc ~ this time
Miss Reeves had just returned
from an extended visit IN tho
South with relatives and friends
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PERSONALS
II NtIIIR VISITING

~ " HIN
Ms A.lcnc Price OF Clifton,
Tenn S. VISITING her reccS. Mrs
ola Mac Lowry and daughter.
la.qucirc OF 95i Clairpointe street.
PVT Jack Lowry his recently r"cr
called 20 tho armed forces and is
stationed AZ Fort Lewis. Wash He
IS me husband of Mrs Ola Mae
Lowry Mrs Lowry and her
dauchter Viii sccorpan, their aunt
~ nc South "a make Their home
With NJ Minnie Lowry IN Saw
anrah, Go,
Fula Whi'more Is = recent -rad-
ua'e Of WllberforCe university
and has had many offers 20 teach
m the South IN her field Miss
Wh!'more is q member of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority.
Glenora Roland, also a member
of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
came home by plane after week
in Chicago and South Bend. Ind
She is a former student OF Will
bcrfOrcc university
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.l.i..ss... sl..s. lai' Z. 80 ii'Ha
THE FRIENDLY NINE
BRIDGE CLUB

Was cntcrialned with luncheon
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MRS. HARRIET X. BIRTS and

children loft Friday morning for
New Orleans and o;hor points
who're she Will visit her relatives
and friends
Hildrcd Humphrey. $500 IrquoiS.
returned from Chicago last week
where she sang for the AME
Methodist laymcn's conference
held AT Coppn Chapel Methodist
church Others attending tho con-
ference vcrc Miss Ruby Baker
president 81 the Youth Council of
he Laymcn', conference: Mrs
Thelma Baker, pianist. and Shir-
.lcH-.lQhQSou.-.,..All .Mcre. KY siS.sot
'hc Hugh 'ackSons. cousins Of tho
Bakers. Of WoodlaWn. Chicago
William Parker. Of 1855 Log
Cabin. has been called 20 the bod
dc Of has mother Mrs Anna
Parker. If Birmingham. Ala Mrs
Parker suffered a paralytic stroke
last week.
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DIR AND MRS 4 BREWER
lef' last week END for q visit IN
Boston -.
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MESDNMES MARY GREEN
MAMIE CONNALiY
IDA 1SAACS and DAN IFI
BOWEN a.I>'ci Mrs Gra2-
a'1 mo preparation of the
wand, &C and tacG the ladies
r 1c themselves scarce Gen
t,crc", VINO on.aycd INC Allan
vorc DANIEL BOWEN
COLDER SMITH DR
CHARLES CONNALLY AT
TORNEY JULIAN PERRY
DR. = c lSAACS PAUL
ADAMS GRANVILLE HALL
CARLTON GAINES
FRANK HEATH. GEORGE
DAWSON SON
CRAIG AARON GAY
GEORGE DAVIS LEONADAS
GIBBS WALTER " FIELDS
and ROBERT LEE ~ Cleveland
Mr.. GRAGG was the recipicn,
a. many lovely gifts. including
ronev haberdsshery and cham
raene
Out of town guests in tho per-
sons Of Mr. AND MRS LOUIS
HODGES. Mr.. and MRS HENRY
lUMPKlN and Mrs Willie
r CLARK all Of Chicago
were entertained nv MIR. AND
MRS HENRY ASHFORD
Mr. AND MRS JACK CUNNING
HAM MR.. AND MRS. l.. a
BOWEN Mr. AND MRS
GRIFFIN YOUNG and Mr.. AND
MRS WILLIAM GORDON
MR.. AND MRS. ESTER HAM
ILTON Of Frazier street River
Rouge were the hosts a. ;
surprise wedding reception hon.
orinZ Mr. AND MRS GEORGE
AARON ot Grigcs avenue
who were recently married il
Ohio MRS. AARON is IN,
for1cr MISS JAMIE COOK n
Rive Rouge The guests com
rriscd largely The neiEhbors anc
close frienGs Of the couple =.
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ATTORNEY AND MRS OSCAR
BAKER JR Of Bay City have
another baby Girl born 70 them on
Friday, the 18th
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THE SAMUEL MILLIONS
ere relaxing IN Chicago as We 20
10 press
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BETTY CAIN HARRIS

MARION GRESHAM sse-
ever ne box ~ ~eTer'1- ece.ved
recently rom ref husband wh0 IS
!n France, b-t mos, Of a.. sAe
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Which reminds Us that DIR AND
MRS. RUDY PORTER have bought
che n ne darling new homes
ou' ~ the lnketer sector and DIR
AND MRS GEORGE BYRAM o..
ere shopping for a house out
thst way
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Learned there ma EDNA DAV-
EXPORT ,of' over the week end
for New York
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