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NAVAL OFFICER wants 2 tickets to
fHo1ToGRApiHs FOR cHiRRffssTMAs-por-
s:: sasSss sssF xii cR II
p sae4Ss aSSs'ssPsas SF s2asoux BABY in your home
ure these lovely. natural pictures in your
FSR Ssp MsTEszL az HATS Ssss !.
sIoekins. MISS HEppY. Vogue Millinery iin4y'
1923 14th st NV. co. 77s7. Open eyes
PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions, any
R:sss s5 4ESs RSsi :a
sssH1Sss1 sS ssansSS SSsEnnh a1d sss. Hos
e9EcEEssfSsAE SE sasS9ss 1s49 School ave-
ten through sixth grade. Small classes
dancing, music. hot dinner, unlimited
asd ArnE5pn af 18th Pa
FGass ar'9ssSR Gos9rKs.rfHoSss0 fHSs0rd
rese ses sy nagf hsay cos eased ID
mar. Parisian accent. Private tutor. Mich
AL DAY expert care and transportation
SopERs bRsssa4RiNGw ssh0S wi sfT5io sS CEN
t0f ssrves e re sss
suits, coats to. order. also restyiing and
Allegations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL
LILO F. St oGn;;w. nv. Room 20. Telephone
FH0NE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Wright. II you are in need Of loar up to
$500 on your signature
LEAVING TOWN? Will buy mems cloth.
ing, luggage, cameras. jewelry. viii call
imnm,ediately. 1873 18th st. NV. no
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs. CO. 5eso
Bedspreads, use your fabric; 6-day del
DAIGNGAULT DECORATOR4
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MIscELlANEoUs FOR SALE.

ADULTS furnished dollhouse Scale one
inch to the foot, 5000. Phone DU. 05s2
AIR CSoSDIiirIoNER, girls bicycle. portable
typewriter, recording machine. bed and
drsssing table. garden equipment. Temple
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany mske),
incl. elec.: also expert watch and jewelry
repairing: 3-5 days service: work guar
anteed / year. REGENTS JEwELRY Co,
1872 l4th st. nv MA. 1854. Open ewes
ALARM CLOCKS (fine clocks1. watches re.
paired. !, to days service: pearls re-
strung. iewelrs repaired; ali work guarar~.
EcRAHn e HreIssT cnNTER sr S
MART: 514 10th st., between & and +
ANDIRONS. brass and black. a new stock,
large variety: everything for the fireplace:
variety OF copper and brass; beautiful Old
siIyer furniture. pictures. frames. books.
ASiNTISGEs IS ssnuin. mahogany verni
t. tall sos only $500; $500 a.. real b.rssin also
ssnd So fSn = ssS S.a t. sssn sous sss.uafs E1nron n
ANTIoUES-Private collection Of canes,
ceramics. furniture Open 8 pm; to 10
ASr1eT1Re sS 1seaT1Re lHifrRE ai 1T SOFA = Reason .S,.. s.
Can Decatur 0Se1 for appointment. 2'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ARMy-NAYY GAME, Chrys-
Ter Imperial passenger limousine; can ac-
commodate several or party; reasonable
LADY AND SMALL DAuGHTER want ant ride rid
pR1v,NG RSs sPa 10 fHiLADILpHA fH ilSI for Army
snd and Navy same SATURDAY Dec Ist can
pRivISG IH To roi ARMY ssisF aIp J" NAVY GAME.
So round trip, Cali at l345 v st. NV.
EEHvING C FOR CALIFORNIA, December
6; So want aaoo passengers to share expenses.
DRiv1SG TO ARMYNAvy GAME Sat,
can can "a. take party of five. For information
I1 LEAviNG INC for Pittsburgh and Chicago oo this
eS WeeS end can take passengers. OR.
ARMY NAVY GAME. saturday. PRila- PHI
neW nepha Trpdsd haHed q gar make reservations n.
DRIvING TULSA, OKLA. around Deem.
per 3, room onso for three; share expenses.
DRIVING rs Los ANGELES via Dallas.
Sat, Dec. / ~ Buick sedan; can take 4.
Phone TR' sssl from 10 am. to .O! Pm.
DENVER OR N. MEX. vet and wife de-
sire. ride by Dec. 2, share exp. and drive
FREE GfISs xEMYNsVY ~ sGsS GsME
for three for two tickets at cost. Green
DRIVING DR. to asoA Army and Navy game; take
! OR RIDERS WANTED to Buffalo or
Toronto Ontario. Canada; leaving Sunday
morning Phone ia. 1889
DRIVING 19i" SEDAN to- ArmyNavy
trip; GL 1925 after 8 pm:
DRIVING TO PHILADELPHIA for Army
Navy, game; take }, S15 ca, round trip.
Franklin 1859, MR.. LYTLE.
ARmYoNAvY ar INA. GAME.Will take 4; leave
ARMY-NAVY GAME-Take 4, $50 round
trip, In 1941. Oldsmobile, heated. Call
GE 6440 Evenings: mornings,
Can take 8 passengers, round trip. Call
ANY ONE wanting to go to Army Navy
game Saturday call EX. 1884.
LOS ANGELES, via Dallas. Tucson, Phoenix:
excellent. tires, radio. heater: leave imme-
diately: take 4. ME. 1861. MR.. WARD. / =
TWO GIRLS desire ride to Army-Navy
game; Please eall GH; 4215,
PASSENGERS: S15 each. round trip Cali
AFFORD, co. 9Sl9. not later than 10
O'Clock pm.
ARMY-NAyY GAME, '42 De Soto. heated
take colored at SIS ea.. round trip
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PERSONAL Cont. J

PARSONS COUNTRYWIDE SCHOOL, q
modern day and boarding school for chill.
WHY NOT HAVE A RECREATION ROOM.
First-class Job and 3 years to pay. Flooi
rehnishing q speciality. For free esti.
mates oo on all home improvements, cal cal
VACANCY in nurses private home 70,
elderly lady. would consider quiet .senile
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored
work manship guar: upholstered furni.
DI. 0i2o.
HOWELL ACADEMY, boys elementary and
r. hish al sports senHe eSsh'ty WI ass ana
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK-Reliable wake
up service. For information call AT
20S0.
COATS AND JACKETS refined fast service
expert workmanship; our lining or youl
own. popular prices; one-week service
NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE. 62O 18th ST. NV
GUESTH0USE WANTED; 8 to IL rooms
furn.. neat appearance; Dupont Circle vic
No brokers' Box .,6B-S, Star
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE - Modern
training in, all subjects day. night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, Approved
government training. 1910 N Y ave
BEAUTY cuLTuRE.HArR STYLING. eve
any subject uPsHUR BEAuTY SsrTP coLIEea eedlIfs e.
CONTRACT BRiDGE"Beainners Monday
and Thursday evenings: classes for inter :
mediates and advanced students by ap-
pointment only, Telephone WI. 1865 %
A Professional INSTRUCTOR will teach
you to drive in your car or mine MI
Evening star., 1945-11-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

Con sna sns nesssnlas
Ha Wealth. fS5tIes5SFs CO.. a S4s
A,ddTE1KsATioNS A,dra 1s; can add charm and indi-
roofing; modernizing Of bathrooms, Kitchens
and abGn. other tn ~ rooms. fio9fing in short any
building LIBERAL terms esn be sTranged %
\ oRr sssE ssa
zi!Hissi sassisF Ii COST
- s!ss; q:
tSSHaRS tSSSNHTaRSxcFPS5h, P5 I:nGdti;ns sIsS5 sSs,nr
j. T. SAWYER. cali TR. s7ss. " ''' Ss 3:
DESIGNING and building new homes OF
80 Dsn yoqr meade
JOHN 3; BAILEY = son, *. I4ss, cal
5 sssssss
ffsSei fGooR ssky1oE, nothing but tn. Ses, 8.
ING CONTAGIOUS NC. isia Wiseon.
FGocRs. f'p eGs saSpEb. sE Gz1s rean,shed like new
chimes; reasonable prices. CO. 'ssess 4sos. IA IA
sstruction. repairing, remodeline. insula.
con sEWEEE ssHEHsTsff ca savi4s 4sss Estimates free
JOHNS.MANVlLLE roofing. siding, Ursula.
ss S''5R daHs cos4kAec Ases79s fsss e. ST 81
PAINTING, PAPERING AND FLOOR
sanding specialties; reasonable rates;
ssFms ss1o' METROPOLITAN CONT. CO., r.
PAINTING. decorating. roof repairs: whit.
ERAL HOME REPAIRS. Ap. b1ss. sn zen
PLUMBING, heating and gas hitting, re-
pair work, complete bath equipment. ga!
heaters. sinks for grocery and delicates.
sen stores; 24-hr. service. ia. 1924 OIL
IA. 1926, G. H. SHUGART. 6I6 Var
Buren, st. NV.
RECREATION and attic room heat and re.
Ieas nr uef se EfpaFs and service
REMODEL, moderni.e youl nome now
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install.
LATION co. h502 Wis. ave WI 1900
WATERPkOOFING, all kinds; basement
Materproofed, Windows calked, etc. ROB
PATERSON cAVLFiELp CORP. fol
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms, HO. 4120. Member Johns-Manvill,
Home Improvement Guild
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERvICE-Thon-
sands of positions available, professional,
technical, sales, office personnel. mechani-
cal, domestic, etc; highest salariess; indi-
vidual service to applicants and employers
We can help you to help yourself CAPT
TOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 403 l1th
st. NV, Ma. 1883
ASSOC. SEC. 10. S225; must be expert
stenog.: natl. trade assoc. Many other top
saiaried openings. Ma. 1888: BOYD'S.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL, neat. prepare dinner or
light cleaning: Sunday only Experienced.
Csll "fter pm. MI. 6747.
COLORED WOMAN wants DAYS Work.
cleaning. Tuesday through Thursday
Reference Call NO Sl37.
COI.ORED WOMAN. experienced, wants
d1v's work. DE. S537
GIRLS f2), colored, want laundry and
days work: Csc an hour and carfare. DU
S0l5. 3Os
GIRL, colored, desires days work, or
part time, Monday through Friday. NO.
1867.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
ings or evenings Cali 40 to $50 am,
or q to 10 pm d. O933
WOMAN, colored, wants days work,
general cleaning Phone HO 1870
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SITUATIONS MEN.

|
ACCOUNTANT. CPA; weekly, monthly
services; all records, financial statements
xSaS,,JNyYsST taSes, JsyStsSTS Adams o12a 10.
Saturday each peef e years syebnss broad e.,
perience. including public accounting work;
knowledge Of taxes; certified. Box 3l9-s,
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
sSa9I1s$iS p5s@9gI; $fS per ne; sH S5s4 elS''e ):
Saturday only; have car and would prefer
hsTToRsEY, Is, !. G; ). W; grad member 3. c;
BooRKErffRofFfcEs faS TT has o3f1s stan MANAGER
do double , entry. full details. prefers responsi-
CHEF-CO0k, colored exp hotel or res
taurant nsafsl desires perm position: reliable
1f GSHS senera pE ose work
Veteran, 2 years office experience. excel
lent typist. fair knowledge shorthand; my
nrm 1r meylne. Phone ME. 1894 or Box
MALE NURSE. versatile. efficient: physi-
sstans ser bel rel I'M IN ans%er give telephone num-
MAN. NAN middle-aEed, unmarried. desires po-
sition as manager OF farm or estate: ex-
pefieneed MaN cn1or.d Box x S94-s. Star; 80.
WORK from q pm. until 10 or II pm.
Ii FIloTdGRnsfHfEkpd STdt sttsf POM aarkroom
years doe phose AAF opsrats aatef0p@ faemm
resident MR.. SOLOMON, RA. 5323. -
SALESMAN. experienced, tangibles and in
tangible; develop and close sales. anv size:
good car; finance self. Box 292-S. Star. 90
SALESMAN. high grade. wants to represent
well-rated manufacturer on commission or
salary basis; prefer product that can be
sold to electrical appliance. refrigeration
service shops or other related businesses
Can produce satisfactory volume of bust
ness with good line. 2ox B5-A, Star
sEMIRETIRED BUSINESSMAN and wife
o1er services as resident manager of apt
house in exchange for modern apt and
small salary. Box "42-S, Star 3Os
VETERAN. experienced bartender In night
clubs and restaurant, sober. neat. steady
desires work here in Washington. will
consider only good wages. Box AS.
VETERAN. 35 years old. good educa ton
70 wears experience i'll retail business
BM .3u-S. Star. :i0'
VETERAN wants lob as salesman or clerk
with either wholesale or retail dealer:
S,,,:. STEADY End reliable. Box 375-S. Star. 4.
and general maintenance; experienced;
permanent position desired. WA. 1872
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont, |,

housekeeper. City reference requested
Salary open. FIR. 1895.
SWELL JOB, noon to 9 Pm, no Sundays:
experienced In care OF 5-mos. child and
light apt: S15, lunch, carfare; desire clean
Evening star., 1945-11-30
PERSONAL

RMY-NAyY GAME, '42 De Soto, heat
axe 5 colored at SIS ea.. round II
o O4gG after s.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Surprise Result
OF Oranges Test

Refreshing, delicious. and popu-
lar for the hasty breakfaster as
orange juice is, there is one count
against the practice Of squeezing
oranges worth the consideration OF
the house Wife-it is waSteful OF
vitamin c, the most important nu-
tritive Offering of this fruit. This is
the conclusion Of the Arizona Ex-
pertinent Station as result OF
tests OF navels. sweet seedlings and
Valencias prepared for serving IN
different ways. Oranges in seq
ments offer more vitamin c than
those prepared in any other way,
the Station reports. Sliced oranges
give more { than juice. and I'M
strained juice more than strained
juice. Strained juice contains only
from a half 10 three-fourths the
amount OF vitamin c contained in
the segments,- so is the most ex-
travagant way to use oranges.
THE ARIZONA tests also showed
that orange juice can stand over
night or a day in the refrigerator
without much loss of c. Orange
Juice held in the refrigerator "a
hours after squeezing retained
most OF its c. On an average not
more than 5 per cent was lost.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28

r Receive At
Kappa House
By NINIEN\E

When the Silhoucttes greeted
their friends at the Kappa open
house Wednesday night. they pre-
scented each guest with a match
cover as a souvenir. The match
covers we're the cutcSt ever . .
pale blue with the following IN
scribed. The Silhouettes welcome
you d"
OF course after all the dcScrip-
ton you've had OF the beauty OF
the Kappa House, still didn't do II
justice. II is beautiful beyond de-
Scripton.
The hnS.cSSeS- ware -cotSageS OF
white gardcniaS and dinner GoNnS.
They served punch and assorted
sandwiches TO the many guests who
Streamed IN
A few OF the guests were: DR..
and Mrs, Walter Willis. ErncS,a
Cruzct, Dr. and Mrs Myron Stan
ION, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert White
Dr. and Mrs. julius Graham. Dr.
and Mrs. {. G.. Constable. Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Bar,hWcll. Mrs. John
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, DR.
and Mrs. George Bran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Drum, Mr.. and Mrs. Thco-
dore Owen. DR.. F.. A. Carter, MIR.
and Mrs Prentis Walker. Atty. and
Mrs Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Walker, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Wal
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tisdalc,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Gillespie. DR..
and Mrs. Thomas n. Malone. Nor
ma Whltby, Dr. and Mrs. Clement
Scott, Atty and Mrs Julian Perry,
Dr.. and Mrs. Germany Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Loving, Mr..
and Mrs. William Loving. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbct White, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fisher, Mrs. S. W. Clarke
and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Charles Dews In
Gala Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dews VINO
were married January /. this year
in Mt. Vernon, N. Y, revealed their
marriage and received friends at
the home of the bride, BIS NC
Dougall, last week.
Prior to her marriage Mrs. Dew
was Isabelle Pryor Carter, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pryor
OF Columbus. Ga. Mr.. Dew Is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Dew OF
Birmingham. Ala.
Assisting Mrs. Dew at the recent
reception were several hostesses.
They were: Mesdames Matte Gray,
Josie Straing. Flossie Gardner,
May Patilla, OF Rochester, N. T.;
Lucille Hulburt. Anna Johnson,
Rosie Jackson. Lillian Loving. Eva
B. Snowden and Ella F. Forest.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28

70 pounds o. sugar, and who knows
What, and no points, Just a good
bridge score.
LAURENCE WATSON who WAS
introduced 20 Dc,rotcrS last year
nv s. vii sing his first full length
rccta, IN INC Art Institute on May
2 NELLIE WATTS s sponsoring
has appearance as part Of her
series.
He is really fine artist and get
ting better all the tine +. HUGH
RlDEOUT Will accompany him.
THEN LANGSTON HUGHES
Wil appear again this year, with
the DuPre chorus in a joint reel
IA, ~ the Art Institute ON May IL,
This is being sponsored again by
tho PLYMOUTH LECTURE SER
les headed by BEULAH WHITLEY
CADETS
or the ARDEN PARK &c.. BOS-
TON BLVD folks, THE J q COG
GINS have the most elaborate floor
coverings. and the CARTER a
HOWELLS. the most exquisite o.
Jects dart.
BERNICE ARNOLD and her two
Riddles have gone South 10 Marlin,
Texas, for d months stay,
EVERETT BARKSDALE JR
and his wife were here recently
for a visit with his dad, He is now
living in New YORK @. . and looks
just The same.
VICTORIA MCCALL THOMAS
has been dong some extensive WIS.,
ting in Atlanta and has been en-
,crtaincd. but deliberately by the
MENELIK ,JACKSONS of that city.
a. MRS ALBERTA JENKINS is re-
cuperatlng from manor operation.
ANNA MAE STEWART has the
most beautiful silver fox stole.
THE D. J. GRAHAMS are just
back from Chicago whore they
attended the funeral OF the doc
tors cousin.
JUANITA PERSON-SYKES here
20 live So We hear. making her
home with PRISCILLA GRAY.
NINE. EVANTI vas still in town
for the DELTA LUNCHEON last
Saturday =. said she was 10 leave
on Sunday.
ALICE cox was awarded Schol-
arship by the Detroit Community
Fund. with which 20 continue her
work on her masters degree al the
University Of Michigan.
Heard that CELESTE COLE has
been selected 10 sing an important
role with the DETROIT ORA
TORIA SOCIETY e.. hope that IL
right Anyway. il viii be the
first time for one OF our race TO
be so honored g.. and We are so
happy II was MISS COLE because
she WITH do grand job for US.
BONNIE SMITH wore a startling
chapcau at tho Delta luncheon
sailor type. loaded with flowers and
such i. Think Il was Lily Dache
at her mos; fantastic.
JOHNNIE FRITZ, looking her
/ prct,ic>t over the weekend IN a
perfectly darling cocktail outfit
Black draped skirt and very peek
a-Doo shirt waist OF black Chan
lilly lace. topped with A cute cha
peau Of black. S;archcd net with
a white yelling fleckod with SC.
qunS . This she completed with
a short black frock tail coat, very
devastating.
Good 20 sec MYRTLE GASKlLl
i'm circulation again &. She is just
lots of fun
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Banquet Marks
Anniversary OF
Spark|ers Club
By GLADYS MILLS

Last Sunday evening lovely
group Of debutantes. the Sparklers,
celebrated their second annlver-
sary. with Mother and Daughter
banquet. which was held at the
beautiful Oriental Gardens, in the
lovely pink and blue room
Each member received one large
gardena from Christine Croxton
upon her arrival and each girl
in turn presented her mother With
bouquet Of gardenias, The flower,
by the way. is the club flower.
The guests and hoSteSSeS were
directed to the pink and blue room
by Maricathryn CroXton. who also
saw that they were seated. Place
cards were unique diamond shaped
with a diamond in the center, and
in the center the name OF each
mother and daughter.
Olivia DcAllen was mistress OF
/ ceremony; Gloria Hutchins. preSl-
dent. introduced officers to the
mothers. Bette Glenn gave the
/ history Of the club, so as to famil-
/ iarize the guests with the club
plans and activities. Mary Eliza
beth Dickson sang numbers from
Show Boat" and Mrs. M. l.. Crox-
ton spoke for the mothers.
Among those who enjoyed the
affair were: Imogene Bunch and
her mother Mrs. Chapman: Gladys
Mcneil and mother Marcathryn
and Christine CroXton. and Mrs.
CroXton: Gloria HutChinS n d
mother. Mrs. DaWkinS; B ettie
Glenn and her mother. Mary Eliza
beth Dickson and her sister, Mrs
Gutierrez: Olivia DcAllen and her
mother who came all the way from
Grand Rapids for the dinner
One Of the surprising highlghts
was the announcement by Bette
Glenn OF the impending marriage
of her mother.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
Spring Sip Will
Start The Trade
Survey Program

A Spring Sip and Coronation OF
Miss Trade Week sponsored
Jointly by the Ways and Means and
Tladc Week Committees Of the
Housewives League Of Detroit, was
presented April 20 40 p. m. at the
Lucy Thurman YWCA.
THIS EVENT opened the cam
paign during which twelve women
will make house-to-houSe canvaSScS
boosting Negro business Tours Will
also be made Of business and pro-
fcSSioual places during this week.
The aim of the campaign IS t.
keep record Of the amount spent
in single week at Negro business
and professional establishments.
A veX interesting program VAS
arranged for the Spring SIP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
SUE STRICKLAND
GIVES GROCERIES

Al SUE STRlCkLANDS meet
inc o. the Wednesday Night Bridge
club last week she came forth with
some Of the most unique pr,zcs
vet and how thcy caught on 80.
Canned foods. even 20 pineapple
sliced and JUICE and even BLACK
pepper more precious man
ooJects dart rishi now.
ALEENE McCAMPBELL NiR.
TIE SEABROOKS. EDNA HAIR
RlSON FRANCES III \ G. \ y S
THERESA CARROLL and GER
TRUDE GIBSON attended
MISS JENKINS NINETEEN"
MRS EDWARD JENKINS hon
ored her beautiful daughter LOIS.
8 surprise birthday Party When
shr was 10. which was last week.
Among the numerous guests who
enjoyed the affair were: FRANCES
KING. ROBERT KELLOGG. MAR
GARET HARRIS. BERTHA WAL
TIERS. EMMETT JACKSON. DOR
Is BCRRIS. GRACE WALTERS,
WINIFRED STEVENS. THEODUS
KING. JIMMY W l. 5 O "
CHARLES WHITE. JAMES BEAS-
LEY. LIT HAROLD BAILEY. CY-
RUS BAILEY. ALLETTRESS WILL
LIAMS. LOUISE FISHER. Their
ESA LIGHTFOOT. OROT II Y
CARBIN- REESE. BERTHA NOR
MANS. FRANKLIN STEVENS.
BERNARD ELLIS. LOUIS BAR
KER. JAMES SYBROMD. ELSA
McNEAL. STEPHEN KING.
MRS. HOWARD RANKMAN as
sisted Mrs Jenkins as hostess The
honoree was attractive in navy
suit and 4 CorSaso Of pink roses
pinned 10 her shoulder.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
DETROIT'S PARAMOUNT
BRIDGE CLUB

Held its last meeting at the home
~ Mrs. Louise Mcintyre which
took the form " theatre party
Usually the sessions are evenings
OF bridge with three prizes being
awarded. 4 repast is usually
served
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
BETROTHAL TOLD

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth VI Carter of
Log CABIN announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Marvinc
NJ FlgsinS 10 Andrew c. Mcbride.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Bride Of Ripley, Tenn. The bride
eject IS employed with the Selec-
tive Service Board No. g. Mr.. Nc
Bride, after being honorably dis
charged from the Army, resumed
his studies at TuSkcgce Institute.
majOring in electrical engineering
The wedding will take place the
latter part OF Nav.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
COMING EVENTS WHICH
CAST SHADOWS

NeXt Saturday. Apfll 2S. The
AKAs viii sponsor a bridge party
10 be held al CLUB 666 al 100 pm.
A l2-pound ham VIII be ratified
of. Among the other prizes viii
be interesting other things. inc,ud-
ing another ham. a side OF bacon
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
EezNz2z1
pELTAs TO HONOR SERVICE MOTHER

AS part Of their annual May Week celebration .
members of DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY will honor
the SERVICE MOTHER OF DETROIT go. The mother with
the largest OF children service Will he the one
chosen for the honor.
The DelaS want your help in finding this person
So if YOU of mother with several sons and daugh-
tiers in service got in touch with MRS GLADYS BARTH-
WELL Al Townsend 6l600 or MRS IVA ISABEL at Twin
brook 209l2.
MRS DORIS Will IAMS SURPRISED"
Twas downright mean OF JOHN r. WILLIAMS to
want his lovely surprise party for DORIS kept out OF the
nrcss II was So lovely a beautifully planned that
just had 10 mention H.
Twas very unique about - ladies' were present
10 really sumpuous dinner which served in elegant
s,yle AZ tho home of MRS. COFFEN the large gray
.,ono mansion A. Arden Park and John Il street,
We engaged after dinner IN real old time songfeSt
with DOROTHY STEGER leading rs in song and accom-
nanvnc N the piano Doris then opened her lovely gifts
af,cr hi,h We we're all invited the WILLIAMS MAN
SION ON Boston boulevard where We had cocktails and
nlayed ards for The remainder Of the evening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
IMPROVING

Gordon Steger, husband OF Mrs.
Dorothy Steger. who has been con-
fined to the Veterans hospital in
Dearborn is somewhat improved
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-28
MRS. DORIS WILLIAMS SURPRISED"

Dluncr. Guests We're JOHNNIE
FRITZ JULIA BRADLEY HELM
VALENTINE MARY \ G y : :
DAVIS BFUI.AH WHITLEY MA
RIP REED. NAlNA RRANAM
MAGGIE BUGGS PAULINE NIL
TON MARIE SCRUGGS JOSE
pHINF EDWARDS IRENE Nc
CLFNDON. LOUISE T AN 10 Il
MALINDA WELLS DOROTHY
STYGER. CECILE BOYKlN Lou
ISL MARSHAL. MYRTLE GAS
Kill. VIVlENNE COOPER. DOR
OTHY WARD and THELMA
NCTCHINS.
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