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Evening star., 1946-11-25

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21
New Music Group
Is Organized

Tho Barber shop Chordcrs.
comprising most OF the male
members " the Detroit Musi.
clans Associations. with two Of
the DMAs feminine membe
Mcsdames Mile c. Lee. ana
S Beam assistant accompanist
and assistant treasurer, met with
others as visitors. in the base
mcnt scat room of the Fred
Hart WillamseS, on Woodland,
Saturday night II was the first
official meeting
Following a brief business
session. a sonefeSt Of Old FASH
toned songs, popular melodies,
Spirltuals and solos by Junius
Maxwell ande Lawrence Watson.
were presented by the Chordcrs
wth the audience joining in the
popular and old fashioned mum
btrs
a midnight luncheon prepared
by Ruth Trent catercss. and
served by McsdameS Florence
lM Williams. S. Beam and
Mc,srs Lawrence Watson, Gil
Bias n Jackson and Junius
Maxwell, closed the enjoyable
gathering
Other members OF the BSC
are Fred Hart Williams. chair
man and lead; Junius b, Max
well. first tenor and director;
Lawrence Watson, End tenor and
assistant director w. Harvey
I'LL. baSso and accompanist; E.
w. Craig, basso and librarlan;
Bias II Jackson, baritone
and secretary; r. l. Woodley,
assistant secretary.
Among members Of 'chorders
accompanied by their wives,
were W Harvey Hill and Mrs
Hil. F. w. Craig and Mrs Craig
Mr. Woodlev and Mrs Woodley.
Also present were Mr. and
Mrs Bolton. Mr. and Mrs Hunt
or Mr. Ross BloSsie Mackey,
Mr. and Mrs. w 5 Fuller Mrs
CarlvSle Mrs Collard, Mrs, F.
Brown. Thomas ThurSton, Mr.
and Mrs. Mmms, along with
Mcssrs Emanuel Coleman and
Charles Whtlock. cafe enter
tainers who shared in musical
entertainment for the evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

Mss Margaret Matthews, pop
ula hrIdc-clect OF Me Christmas
season was honorcd at a person
m shower on Saturday night
Several " her friends gathered
10 the Social rooms Of the Lucy
Thurman YWCA whore the
event Was held
The honmee chose very be-
coming frock ~ green wool with
accents Of gold on the belt for
~, occasion Joining in the
plan made by hostcsses Eve
An Sublett Mclba Grimes. VIII
lette Womack, Mildred Cray.
Blanche Stu,key Lillian Ruth
erford and MytIc Wade, was
tho honoree's mother Mrs Ro-
bert Matthews She vorc a con-
vcrSation print with toreadors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21
AZ 80 dauahters.

The guest list included Donald
James Clcmentine Rodgers Ha-
zel Rodgers. Vera Lee Giles De-
lorcs Bvens. Mlldren Bivens'
Willie Bivcns. Eugene Lawrence
Robbie Giles, Buhora Steele,
Lorenzo Johnson, Lille N VII
hams Herman Colar, Robert
Jasper. Alice Carr Howard
Love. Beauty Fay Rome'y Jua-
mia Coi5r Easter Colar, Erma
Cojar. Gloria Bcllman Anna
Mae DIXON. Else 5aWklns Bor-
nice Buler RaPford Bat.ea
sarah Butler, Evelyn Lingo
RosaIe Butler, Loontne Hall,
Mcrcd.th Hall Emmett MosS,
John White, Mr,vn Whte Bev-
mclv Allen. Jat Moss N9.ena
Fields Barbara jean Dixon and
Constance A.lcn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

out-of-toWn guests al a brHnch l me l'OH ~,
Later in the day the rehearsal dinner ~ oe RlNen -
Airs Snowden Williams at the home " Mrs Mchrooh on
Arden Park and then ON ~ SpnSer d'hnel i"''' ~
the same night given by Joan Kennedy.
The Star shining in the East as did the one n W. =,
traditional symbol is beckonng "a DetroHeTS l li'h
New York CITY and other points East heading me
cade leaving town Is charming VpHcHa .N'I ~ Ma
holidays The Nathan SCOTS enc y P"''p'i Nm, ~
are going 10 New York CITY 20 attend me W'uuHt !"
The Rev Nathan scott TO Miss haroUe ii"nf} "a "a, a.
urdav. Dec 81 The WcddW vii he lell"9trHiVu ~ "
Church o. ~ Master Win Rr hoolisla pr.s5yter-
sisted By Rev Rocks pastor Of the ~ james ly
ian church Others considering we tlP "i' 49, :
Barrow who has loads Of friends 10 he IA'UoP"S ".u
whose brother Joe Louis will appear &S e guest uV'eN
tive on the "Quick as tlaSh rai'o poEI"T Tort
tional net work next SUNDAY broadcast from New iprh.
Mrs Willis Graves And many local haPpaS ann l'el !.
wives who are To attend the National CoNeae rs ~
East but South of Columbus, OHIO for me AlPnaS pe
legates to the national meet are Tonne 9"u''"''s o."
Frances kOrnegay
WREATHS not of holly but OF smhe' are '"'
symbols of 0eniay shown by our hosts and hos'eSS
Vunes Barrow was the essence Of oliy as she
ed the members Of the Old Aequaintanee group +" ~
newIy-decorated den Of her home in McDougeh Suel'
She received her guests wearing slack sun OF Bo
with nted blouse, featuring sequn outline "
the motif The girls enjoyed delicious menu ana eN-
changed gifts Twas also of joyous tune Tor the L -
ians Business and Professional Girls CLUB on as'
dav night They had gala Christmas party al u'S G
666 in the new Century room. Juania Parne ana
Simms were in charge of the arrangement LaNe'n
Schuster the president Of the group Inc soro' y
Delta Sienna Theta were feted at a Christmas parry On
Thursdav December 49, at the Kappa House rloS'esse
were Frances Owen, kizze Kent, Rose 49, ~ -
Iavinia Moore IT'S Tau chapter that IS also pie'Is
fun and smiles There will be vacation mop " ' gp
pa House on next week and gala tprmal ~ INC -
The sorors of Alpha Kappa are compietnH IAN 80
their annual Christmas dancing parry r 10 " h an Deem
al. inland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

ton Games chairman OF the
Board Of Directors. Other fea-
lures Of the program included
verse sPea',.r.r elections by a
group Of the Business and In
dustrial Girls Group, with Doro-
thy Quaker as dramatic reader,
Interpretive dances were per
formed IN the gym by the Mod
crn Dance Group. and a watcr
festival IN the spacious SWIM
ming pool.
Also appearing were the mems
hers Of the Scott Methodist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21
YWCA Ushers In
Yuletide Season

The fuletde season was ush-
cred IN At the Lucy Thurman
Branch OF the Young Women
Christian Association with the
traditional ceremony, The Hang
ng Of the Green" More than
two hundred persons witnessed
the Impressive rites accompany
ing the placing Of the Christmas
decors and dedication 81 each
unit to the true spirit Of Christ
mas
Leading the guests from room
10 room was Miss LOIS Benton.
The SpIrlt OF Chrlsimas. AtlIrcd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21
Wdh 8I6 Human
TOWN

BY LYNNETTE PENN

and eyes OF DeroerS thtF about ther Holiday ac-
ttitics The greens and reas blending me Chrsi-
mas motifs with touches 81 n>e 20 accent 'h gaiey of
The occasion. In musinE the l,age az bells hovs
vreaths stars, and other traditional symbols the Follow
inq thoughts about Derocr and their festivities came to
nnd.
BELLS. are important ~ re holiday scheme ut
With an &c" added BELLIES and they are synl-
hol of the gay events iu store fo T> belle oreuSa
Turner White of New York city Who win be the cyosar.
city as guest of her aunt Mrs. Nalpre Pettiord ~ West
Grand Boulevard. and the lovely BERNICE MILLER
who returns home from her studies he graduate school
of Social Work at the UnverStN ot ST loui- m The No
City She will spend ae cnorabe easar renewing
old friendships and meeting H, many now people in olr
midst. 'Ts believed That So, 81 ALSO ogrucl Il, Cka-
homa TO visit the parents el hp;s3 ultn-t
QUITE The IoIEllEsT ana noN .ntei q. BELLIES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

in garb of White
with crown and
sccpter OF silver.
She began the
tour Of the CAT
eteiia. ~ hero
carols ere
sung Then the
Lounge was the
next stop where
the Yule log Of
1916 was lighted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

lame MI dllNiilt
Katherine Mullen. Nus CnaYis
WaS tho pianist
Chairman Of the aif'9 which
ended with refreshments served
in tho Lounge by the Business
and Industrial Girls, was MIS-
Ira Whjtby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

Church Choral
group under the
direction Of Miss
Ruth Williams
and the choir
of ST stephens
AAlE q h urc h.
Mrs Name Al
cXaudcr dirvc
toG SuIoists
wore MIssc 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

on a black background.
Guests included Vunic Bar
row Geraldine Sypert. Marian
Thompson Elvira LittlcJohn.
Gladys Rucben Sue Morton.
MoIroSe White, Beulah y ever
Timett SoleS, Thelma StarkS.
Jessie Garter, June Care Gla-
.dys GRAY Gertrude Duncan and
Bertha Madison Smith.
Other showers to be given FOL
Miss Matthews are on Saturday.
December 20, AT noon on 'hat
date She win be entertained by
Mrs Bculah Brewer and II
seven O'Clock by Miss Elmra
Gibson who is also 10 be- ma a
| of honor when the honorcc
wed to Robert Dudley on De.
ccmber "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

ensemble The g.rs elI be en.
tertained At a party on De-
crmher %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21


Greeting the guests with
Der 27 at the Labor Temple
smiles will be the effective
committee. headed by lrma
Keyes. Others are Louise
Marshall, Matte Camp, ka-
Uterine Weiss. Rachel VI
mer, Juanita Mead, Fannie
Rodgers. and Muriel Sim.
mons. Joining the ranks OF
hostesses wearing wreathS Oh
smiles is Mrs. ANNA Lundy,
who is widely known for herr
novel table decorations ana
cuisine. She makes objects
dart using fruit and yege-
tables as her medium. her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

friends will experience rare
semi-formal dancing party o.
the Kappa Kastle -. Decen,
hostess TO the younger soclal
AND SO WE GO ON AM
of Christmas and the ways u
traditional themes in their W.
will CLEAN from hundreds oil
tired fathers and mothers tru
Santa. The orders Of plum
keen appetites The recall,
ems christmas Carol ana
Christmas" will give an eNcell
together before a coy ilrep.
again. and hosts of caroler
good will 10 men VIII I
TRUE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-21

rare treat when they attenu nei
;, o. an sunday. December % lat
.ember so the Co-Ettes will play
,ctal sci at the Mirror Ballroom.
AND OF thinking of the symbol
y in which Detroiters adapt the
: work-a-day world. The candles
W w;ndowS spreading cheer 10
tTldginp home after a date win
nm nuddings will whct ALREADY
.aiIing of old favorites like Dick
and Twas the Night be .,
.cellent excuse for calling lriehuS
replace. to hear them all oyG !,
,lers singing Of Peace on earn arm
remind us once more OIL tn'
1T.
Evening star., 1946-06-11

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Evening star., 1946-06-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor and Bus Broker.
can sell your house fast II priced right.
refe vsqman, s1Msss suitable for en'Rg
WILL PAY CASH for D. C, nearby Va. and
ss Fl s3af RdSbfaf sfe0 %
HiGHEsT fHeGaH5s1s"e CASH PRICES paid for Your
MAC REALTY co. AID. assI till pm,
1891 TSem house: in Or near D. c. Mr.. Lrv-
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
ofeT3 THos. F. FARRELL CO, Realtors.
20 yrs old preferred viii VIII pay opSs all ae essh
Am desperate. Box Bold. Star.
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ii PkoMPT ATTESTioN to the sale OF
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fContinusd On Next PagS.l
Evening star., 1946-06-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED (con'tl

graduate student at Carnegie Tech, Pitts
bufgh, Pa. desires use of home Pittsburgh
area. furnished or unfurn., for 2-bedrm.
home in Naval Medical Center area, Be-
thesda Call MR.. MILLS, WO. $500; ewes,
Evening star., 1946-06-11

0rlcK NOME WIN HdII-
replace. dining room,
chen on first fioor; 3
leeping porch on sec
gas hot-water heat:
+. THOMAS L. PHIL
1900 until Q pm, d,
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
ROXANA

The Sunshine Sunday School
Clas held their annual picnic sup
per at Fenwick Island Thursday
evening, August s.
Mrs. Della Quillen of East Lans-
down. Pa. is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Addie Lynch.
Mrs. Evelyn Turner and two
daughters. SyOnia and Elaine are
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wilgus and family at
Ocean city,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCabe and
son. Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
t.Well and Mrs. F,well's daughter
and son. Janet and Conrad Bunting
spent the week end in Atlantic
City, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie McCabe and
son, Russell of Petersburg. Pa, is
spending some time with his moth
cr. Mrs Matte NcCabe at the old
homestead.
Miss NarOna WiISus spent last
week with Miss Nellie Evans al
! Fcnwick Island.
Miss Ruth Ann Savage. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Savage
gave a beach party Thursday even
ing at Fenwick Beach. Refresh
mcnts were served in abundance il
front OF Il huge bonfire
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Suggested Menus For Dining
Out-Of-DOOrS
Hot on The Griddle-

l. Grillcd half tomatoes wrapped
in bacon macarOni and egg salad
Bran muffinS blucberly tarls.
?. GIilled tomato bacon and
cheese sandwiches green salad
fruit cookies.
3. Cubcd steaks sliced Tomatoes
cucumber sandwiches watermelon
pickles cheese and crackers
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
FREDERICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell had
as their guests for the Week-end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rothenbach
and sons Robert. Jr.. and William,
OF Upper Darby, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Galloway,
Mr.. and Mrs James Galloway and
son. Billy. Mr.. and Mrs Gorge Ham
mond visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Short and daughter. Elizabeth. AZ
Oak Orchard on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Shelby Harrington
ana Mrs. Shelby Harrington, Jr..
and baby of Clayton, spent Satur-
day with Mrs Emma Harrington
and Mrs. Mary Kelly.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Philadcl-
phia. spent the Weekend with hen
mother, Mr. Sallie Smith.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Zela Tatman and Mrs Flora Tat
man. were Mr.. and Mrs. Charli"
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Tat
man and sons of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ions of VII
mington. wre guests of her grand
mother. Mrs. Ida Moody on Satur-
day
Mrs. W. e. IIovey wishes To
thank relatives and friends for the
beautiful flowers and cards while
she was i'll last week
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Ryan and
daughter ard ncice, iIen"y, sprl(
Sunday at RehOhoth.
Mrs. Mary Rcmick and sister
Mrs. James Sipple of Dover are
spending this week al Kehohoth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rcntz attended
the races al I.anghornc. Pa, speed
way on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry {. llarrin@
ton and children, Harry and Ger
trndr Of Jersey City are visilina
Mrs. Annie B Harrington and son
Oscar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Culver amC
, daughter. Mary Ann, were Sunda,
guests of their parents Mr.. an'
Mrs. lIory Gross.
Mrs. Lydia Stevenson and son
Alhrt. spent lasl week with rrla
liy,s at Plcasantvillr and AtIanti
, city. y. j
Mr Edward Gross. Jr., was a re-
cent guest Tor 4 week with tlarcnc
/ Clark. Jr in Wilmington Clarence
Jr.. returned home with him for
} visit here.
q Mrs Edward Fiorrlli and children
= Joyce and Edward. Jr.. of Bristo
Pa. have returned home after
weeks vacation with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Russell
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

Mrs Raymond Hopes of .ans
down, Pa. spent several days here
with her aunts. Mrs. Katie Boone
and Mrs. James Moore.
ON Friday Mrs. Hopes. Mrs
Boone, and Mrs. Moore spent the
day at Dewey Beach with Mrs. j.
b. Hendricks.
Joyce May Fiorelli Of Bristol. Pa.
and her cousin Robert Rpthenback.
Jr.. OF Upper Darby, Pa, are visit
img their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Russell fOr the summer.
Mr.. Charlie Watson Of Bound.
Brook. y j.. has been the guest OF
his brother Mr. and Mrs. FrfanR
WatsonS
Mr. Charles Palmer who is now at
school taking course df Radio
Designing at Washington. ID. G..
was home with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Palmer over the
Weekend
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Webb. ST..
entertained AT Il birthday dinner ON
Monday evening, August 3. in honor
of their daughter. Miss Jane webb
and 2rand-dauehter Miss Edna
Mae Fisher.
Mrs Grace j. Desmond Mr. Paul
McGlau&hlan and Mr.. James Quinn
Of Wilmington, have spent the past
ten days with Mr. and Mrs W. f.
IIOllc@er.
Miss Beverly Jean Hin of Bear
Delaware. is visiting Mr. and Mrs
James Miller
On Saturday evening Mr. anc
Mrs Luther Robbins cntcrtainct
At dinner. Nh. ana Mrs Tom Rob
bins. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Rob
bins and son .Jcltcry, Miss Marear
ctta Robbins. Mr. William ELLA
son and Mrs. Evelyn Norris
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. kirk of Darby
Pa. spent The past week with he
sister. Mr.. and Mis- Harvey Jester
Mrs. Bertha Roger; is visitin!
her sisters at Short Hills, y. ].
Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson i
the guest this week with Mr. an,
Mrs. J. B. Hendricks at Drwr
Beach
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Two Die, Eight Are
Hurt In Weekend
Automobile Crashes
Continued from first page)

Three companies of the Hastings
girl were injured in the fatal crash.
They are: Paul DeFelise, 20 years
old, of Delmar; Miles Conaway, 19
years old, and Katherine Joseph. Is
years Old both of Laurel. DeFel-
ise'a injuries were only slight and
he was released from the PENN
sula General Hospital at Salisbury
on Sunday. The other two are still
confined to the same hospital. The
condition of both Conaway and Miss
Joseph was said TO be "satisfac-
tory
Miss Hastings. who would have
been senior at Laurel High
School next term, is survived by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hastings Of near Laurel: two bro
Tiers and two sisters. Mrs Millie
Whaley and Mrs. Gladys Downs of
near Laurel; William Hastings of
Virginia and Robert. Jr.. at home.
Three persons were injured in a
collision five miles south of Dover
last Saturday afternoon. The vic
TINS are: Violet Marvel, 80 years
OF age, and Edward Marvel. AZ
years old, both of Andalusia. Pa
and Ena Cobb, 23 years old. OF DO.
yer. All three We're treated fol
decorations at the Kent Genera
Hospital in Dover.
According to state police. Marve
failed to halt his vehicle at stol
sign and cOllided with the auto
mobile of Wallace Cobb. 80 year.
old, of the Dover Army Air Base
CObb'S car was overturned and Suf
fered $500 damage
Two men were injured wheI
their automobile ran off the roat
and struck pole on Route 300
near Kenton. early last Sunda.
morning. Injured in the acciden
were: Martin Phillips, 81 years old
driver of the vehicle cOmpOun
fracture of the left arm and LAGER
atiOns of the head. and John "
Phillips. 40 years old. fracture
ribs. Both men live in Henderson
Md They were treated at the Ken
General Hospital in Dover. Stat
police said the driver fell asleel
causing the vehicle to leave iii
road.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
In The Back Yard


|. "Dasw0Od" sandwiches toniun.
bacon. cheese. tomato. lettuce,
green pepper. rtc.p baked apples
cookies.
.. Stuffed peppers squaw corn
Boston brown bread fresh fruit
salad
. Jcllied meat loaf potato
Chips-gratcd carrot and cabbage
salad bread and butter sand
wiches spice cake.
kabOb<
kabObS are cubes of raw meat
and vegetables placed alternately
OH skewcrs or slim sticks and then
broiled or &rillcd. Use any of the
following;
Cubes of tender beef; lamb; veal
chicken: bacon.
Mushrooms: onions: halves oi
small tomatoes; apple; peach
Brush with melted margarine Ol
butter several times while br0iling
Two pounds of meat will make ka-
bObS for six.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

Ferris Long is home on his va
cation with his mother, Mrs. MA
Long and his two sons, Bill aid
Mack They are also entertaining
one of MIR. Longs friends. G. w.
HOgue from Goose Greek. Texas.
Russell McCabe of Petersburg,
Va, spent Monday with his cousin a
Wayne McCabe. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orington Richards
and son. Allen are spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Ric-
lards at Bethany Beach.
Miss Hilda Bennett Of Whining
ton spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Ben
nett
Robert Bennett and daughter.
Mary Ross of Wilmington, are
spending their vacation at their
home near town.