Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-28
NEWS
 NOTES
By Harriet J. Davis

 been acting as vicar at St. Luke's during the absence Of Rev. John H. Edwards while in military ser- vice, departed for Springfield, Mass, where he will take his new post at St. Simon of Cyrene Church. During his charges here Rev. Wilson became very well ac- quainted with his congregation as well as the community. Rev. Ed. wards served as chaplain in the armed forces and on October 5 he will resume his duties as rector at St. Luke's.
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 On Sunday, September 8, the Pearly Gate Quartet was heard in very fine musical concert at St.. Paul's Church. Other such fine mu- sical programs are being planned at St. Paul's. Everyone is especial ly looking forward to the program to be given by the J. E. H. Chorus on observing their 1st anniversary.
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 Why not take bus ride to the "Danbury Fair" on New Haven Day" Thursday, October 8. Buses will leave from St. Paups on the said date. For further information contact IMadames Adele Davis, Lei la Wilkins, Emma Buckner and Marie Kirkley.
 &4******#** Miss Margaret Emery, promising New Haven teen-age soloist broad cast over Station WNHC Sunday. She was accompanied by Mrs. FL nora B. Lyons, who also rendered a few numbers. The program was sponsored by the Pentecostal Church on Franklin Street under the pastorship of Rev. Francis Scott. It is anticipated that they will be heard on future broadcasts.
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 Really, Ansonia, is to be con- graduated. To me and to all at tending the block dance held on Main St., September IA, we can say that it seems as though the entire town tried to get out to witness a fine evening of gaiety. The block dance was one of the social welcome home affairs for veterans. Did happen to see a few New Haveners in the huge crowd to halp celebrate.
 Three bands playing sweet nu- sic, and jump music furnished all the latest tunes of the day. The boys from our local, Art Belle, Bill ly Brown, Micky Radcliff, Al Sim mons and Eddy Thomas assisted by Ted Bacote and brother are to be highly praised for the wonder ful music. The open air surely helped them to play we'll. That statement can be verified easily by Bubba Jones, MT. and Mrs. James Jones, Isabelle Lunpkin, Grace Byrd, Edith Salisbury, Charles Willabee, Harriet Lathrop and g few others who attended. l ***********
 Thursday night, September 12 was indeed celebrity nite". Vt had the honor of having with us at the Musicians Club, cur owr ihome boys, Little Willie Douglas formerly with Earl Hines; and Hu bert Pettaway, currently starring with the Carmen Jones" show The highlight of the evening was 2 snappy floor show and groovey tunes played by the boys featuring Willie on trumpet and Hubble or drums. Other musicians from Bridgeport were also on hand Dick Taylor on trumpet, from Hartford, also played with tht boys.
 Future featured attractions are being planned by members of ths club, so be on the lookout.
 Also in the entertaining world i: George Lyons, Milwaukee's fam ous Jungle Club at Savin Rock Talk about steps, he has them ane wins much applause from his aud fence.
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 Mrs. Bessie Crater of Kansat City, Kansas, is the house guest O her daughter and son-in-law, MT and Mrs. John Morgan of White, Street.
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 Mrs. Lillian Butler of Dixwel Avenue and grandson, James D Butler, IT,, of Charles Street, re gently spent Sunday in Newark New Jersey and Elizabeth, Ney Jersey with relatives.
 *****xx***x Following the Joe Louis-Tam Mauriello fight on Wednesda night, the Musicians Club cele brated in a big way. It was reall funny to see folks walking in du1 ing the first round and walkin