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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16

Cynthia Tucker. 1922 23rd St
TINS club is for underprivilegcd
mothers that cannot afford va
cations. They are planning to
have q quilt rattle in the vcrv
near future Mrs. Shelton, tho
secretary, spent the week end
in Akron, Ohio
The Go-Getters club will meet
next Monday in the home ot
Mrs. Minnie Nelson Of Polk ST
All members arc asked TO be-
present. Mrs, F. Hatcliff, pres,
dent
Church News
The Church Of God on Palm.
erston Avenue was we'll attend
ed Sunday with Pastor Dixon az
his best He preached from Sec
iond Corinthians Sixth Chapicr.
the FIRST and tenth versese. Tho
subject was Working With
God The evening message was
preached by Rev J w Bu,
tier Of Cleveland. Ohio. Evcry-
body is welcome to worship with
the Church Of God. Reverend
Dixon pastor
The Young Peoples Chorus
Of tho Union Baptist church VIII
render a musical program on
! SUNDAY, November oath az CO.
Everyone is cordially invited 10
attend Cecil D Perry. Pres
The funeral ~ Mr. Tom Thorn
as Of 377 Bccchwood will be
hold Saturday az the Union B3r-
tist church al eleven o'clock
Mrs Lottic Salisbury Of 282
Recchwood flow TO Rushvillc
Indiana on TUESDAY 10 visit hcc
mother Ms William Bradlcy
She returned Friday morning
with her son Wallace Lee
Mrs Flossic Bruce, my mother.
spent the week end in Cincinna.
ti Ohio She tells me my grand
mother is getting along as wei
as can he expected after a two.
ycar Illness.
Miss Gloria Stoke left Tor
Chicago Illinois on Friday eve
ming TO return little Yvonne
Simmons to her parents there.
Yvonno GRANDDAUGHTER Of Mr.
John Stokes. has spent almost a
wear hcre with the Stokes fam
ilv al 260 K'icnow
On tho sick list this week arc
Mrs. Fudge Of Polk street and
also Mrs Crutchficld Of Elliot
street who is recovering after
being very i'll for the past two
weeks
CD your news into vInewood
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16
LEGAL NOTICE
Chas. r. Perkins. Atty.
SGT East Warren

MAS W. II IA NAiiof 49, -
SIT East Warren
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Waync q Chanccry
THOMAS a. BOOKER Plain
tln VS. SADIE BOOKER De-
PENDANT
AZ a session Of SAID Court held
at the Court house in the City
of Detroit on the 4th dav Of Nov.
AID, 1916
Present Honorable ADOLPH F.
MARSCHNER. Circuit Jtdcc
In this cause II appearing by
affidavit on file that tho defend
ant. Sadie Booker. cannot be scrv-
ed by process issued out of this
Court as she is not a resident Of
the State of Michigan bat re-
sides in the City Of 81 Louis,
County Of ST. Louis state Of Mo.
ON MOTION Of ChUlc les r..
Perkins, attorney for plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that tho de-
PENDANT. Sadie Bookcr Rppcar
and answer tho Bill Of Complaint
in this cause within three months
from tho date Of this order. or
that said bill will be taken as con-
tossed and that this Order be
published according 10 Lave and a
COPY thereof be served upon the
defendant by registered mail as
required bv law
ADOLPH F. MARSCHNER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv)
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY J. p. Stone,
Deputy Clerk Ii-a-l2-l4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16
MONROE NEWS
BY Winiired covinsion

Those attending the birthday
party gwen bv Nj and Mrs,
Evcrt Pcnick IN honor Of their
dauehtc Catherine Annette
were Juanita Catcrls ~ Ypsi-
lanti, Michigan aun, Of the hon
orcc. Jackie Buncl Winifred
Covngton Harold Wise Bobby
Muslin ~ Toledo. Ono Robert
Cons Hcnnciia Page Ruby Is
by Shirley Wining and Virgil
Rogers,
All reported thoy had a pleas
ant time Catherine Annette re-
cclvcd may very lorclN gifts
with many interesting things
about our local people and their
dongS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16

next thursday
with Mrs. Nc
Cary in the az
t @ n n. The
discussion con-
cerned electing
officers for next
year.
The w ay ne
Vacation lu b
Friday aft
ernoon IN the
home of Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-16
PRoPHET x. CoSToNIE
WORLD TRAVELLER, AUTHOR
AND COUNSELOR OF HUMAN.
RELATIONS
RELATIONS


Of friend
0Di aea1 WIN De answered Tree
for
odramsw ulbo
denveore
Write Il
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

day evening included Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hanna. Mr. and Mrs.
George Hanna, Jr., and three
sons. Miss Kerma Hanna of Long
Beach, California. and Clay Han
na
SMr. and Mrs. Warren Eyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Valazza at
tended the COolidge-Casa Grande
game at Casa Grande Friday
night.
SAnss kerma Hanna left Friday
for Texas. She will visit relatives
and friends in Texas. Kansas and
Chic before returning home for
Christmas.
0Among those who attended the
Coolidge-Casa Grande game at
Casa Grande Friday night were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Shafer, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stokes. Mitchell
Cagalj. Ben Arnold. Ancel Taylor
and Louis Taylor.
SMartin Talla returned Thurs
day from Los Angeles. where he
spent several days visiting his
brother
eMr. and Mrs. o. T. Norton and
dauehter. Lyn, of Tucson, and
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. ID. Young of Los Angeles, were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

Casa Grande spent the weekend
n Phoenix, where they attended
the state Fair.
eMiss Virginia Urton, student
at Arizona State College, Tempe.
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Triton.
oBob and Eddie Baker went
hunting southeast of Florence
Sunday. No luck.
0Mrs. c. +. Lettering spent Thurs
day In Phoenix visiting her daugh-
ter. Miss Betty Bloomstrand, who
is one OF the staff at Good Samar-
itan Hospital.
ONT. and Mrs. c. l.. Skousen will
be hosts 10 members of the Sat
urday Night Pot Luck Supper and
Card Club tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G.. Murray were last week S
hosts.
eJack Rowe and Jimmy Urton
spent Sunday hunting southeast of
Florence. No luck.
0Mr and Mrs. +. NJ. Serr OF Mil
waukee. Wisconsin. who are Wis
iting relatives in Phoenix, were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs c. +. Lettering Sunday.
Mrs. Serr Is Letzring's sister.
0Dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. George Hanna. Sr.. Wednes-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Coolidge Locals

OMrs. w. r. Elliott was hostess
TO members OF the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge Club this week.
OCalyin Rose Is among COOLIDGE S
lucky hunters. having been repaid
Friday for several hours of hunt
ing south OF Calvin by getting a
l66 pound. four point buck. 9th
er members of the party were
Chester and Gene Carter
OMrs. G. II. Walker will be hos
tess to members OF the Friday
Afternoon Bridge Club today. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Ware was last weeks hos
tess.
OMr. and Mrs Freeman Rose and
family OF Casa Grande were din
ner guests Sunday at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. C..
Rose.
0Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Wells will
be hosts TO members OF the Friday
Night Pot Luck Supper and Card
Club tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. y. G..
Murray were last weeks hosts.
OMr. and Mrs. Herbert Hanna
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Plumb of
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

thorized increase In the number
OF regular commissions will per
nit the army TO offer attractive
careers TO the most desirable and
experienced wartime officers.
whose expensive training would
otherwise be lost 10 the army
when they revert to their civilian
professions.
Former officers of the army in
the United States who have served
since December :. 1871. whether
or not they previously applied
during the procurement
program. are eligible for appoint
ments.
Application forms are available
at all camps. posts. and stations.
Applicants not on active duty or
on terminal leave should submit
their applications direct to the
Commanding General Of the army
area In which they reside Supple
mental applications OF previous
candidates must be- forwarded by
November SO. while new applica-
tions must be in by December 81.
New appointment lists will be
announced about the middle OF
January.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Arizona Deer and
Turkey Season Closed

Deer aud turkey hunting ended
'u Arizona on Sunday November
II. Fro mall indications. the 1916
hunting season has seen the great
est number o. hunters in the field
in Arizona sporting history. Re
ports from hunter checking sta
lions. operating in many hunt
mAuageme areas this year. re-
port Tar greater number Of
porismen than ever before. At
the end Of the first ten days OF
the open season. over ten thou
sand hopeful hunters had checked
through these stations and LIS
Of them had left the hunting areas
with deer Another lis had sue
cesfuIly bagged turkey. The
checking stations are located only
in certain of the hunting areas for
the purpose Of securing informa-
iion.
All hunters who secured deer
and turkey hunting permits for
the 1876 hunt are urged To send
In the hunter report card attached
20 their permit. This report. cou-
pied with the volume OF permits
issued and Information gathered
from the checking stations IS in
tended 20 provide the state with
valuable information on game con
ditions necessary TO management
The report card is pre-addressed
and pre-stamped for convenience.
II should be filled out and mailed
aot later than December /. 1916.
Legally taken game may be pos
sessed in Arizona Tor 60 days aft
er the close OF the open season
without a permit. For persons de-
string TO possess legally taken
game longer than this period. a
permit may be secured from the
State Game and Fish Director for
each legal bag limit OF game at a
cost OF so cents. Possession OF
game longer than GO days from
the close OF the open season with
out a permit is prima-facie evil
deuce that such possession is IL
legal
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
New Applicants Sought
For Regular Commissions

In the greatest peacetime ex-
pansion % It's officer corps in his
tory. The United states Army Is
now seeking candidates for 5000
regular army commissions In the
grades OF second and first lieuten-
ant. captain. and major.
This expansion Ia designed to
bring the armys regular officer
strength To $4,000 as authorized
BY Congress. Major General Ed
ward r. Witsell. the AdJutant
General. announced today.
General Of the Army Dwight ID.
Eisenhower In recent testimony
before Congress said. The au-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

ana Mrs. Warren Eyer on Sunday.
The Nortons are Mrs. Eyer's par
ents.
@A Coolidge group that spent the
weekend in Albuquerque. New
Mexico. visiting Phil Claridge.
former Coolidge resident. included
Clay Hanna, j d. Goree and
Woodman Moore.
9Mrs. II. l.. Gillespie left Satur-
day for Minnesota, where she will
spend two weeks visiting her par
ents. They will return TO Coolidge
with her for the remainder OF the
winter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Coolidge Reserves
Battle Tucson Indians

Coolidge second string football
team played Tucson Indian school
team on Coolidge field Thursday
-.ght q vas the fourth game for
the Bears sero-d team. which has
.plit two W.th Casa Grande re-
serves. winning one and losing
one. iost a game 20 Mesa reserves.
aud beat the Chandler reserves.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

OMr. and Mrs. A. X Osborn at
tended the teachers convention at
Phoenix Saturday. and that night
were present at Tempe college
homecoming and football game at
Tempe They attended the state
fair at Phoenix. Sunday. The Os-
borns were overnight guests Sat
urday al the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. a Wellington at
Tempe
oar. and Mrs. K. W Taylor spent
Saturday IN Phoenix. where Tay-
lor attended the teachers conyen-
ton
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Eloy V. +. w. Meets
In New Lions Clubhouse

About SO veterans OF World
War I and II were expected TO
attend the meeting OF the Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars in EIoy Wed
uesday.
The meeting was the est held
in the new Lions clubhouse In
El0y.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK

NOTICE or SALE IN BULK
Notice IS hereby given by the
undersigned. ". ]. Bradberry and
sydney BradLerry. his wife. and
Matte Winn Bradberry. widow.
that they viii on the 23rd day of
November. 1916. at the hour OF ten
ti0l a. m. sell at a single trans
action and not IN regular course
Of business. the whole OF the stock
In trade. together with all fix
lures and equipment used in con
nection with the THE HIGH
SCHOOL GROCERY. located at
3g6 North Arizona Boulevard. in
Coolidge. Arizona.
w. ]. BRADBERRY.
SYDNEY BRADBERRY
MATTE WINN BRADBERRY
STATE OF ARIZONA }
County OF Pinal
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 5th day OF November.
1916.
RICHARD T.. FULTON,
(SRAL) Notary public.
My commission expires: Feb.
IS. l949
lst pub. Nov. S. 1916
3rd pub. Nov. %. 1916
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

oNrs. John Skrla is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. George Cullumber
uf Phoenix. this week
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

We have all kinds Panda
Bears, Honey Bears, Woody
Lambs, Rabbits, Dogs. Any.
thing you want.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

All sorts of dolls! Baby dolls, little girl
dolls, bride dolls, clowns, dolls whose
eyes open and shut who cry MAMA" :"
Dolls to delight the heart of any little
girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-22
TIDE TABLE
LOGGERS
. . i. 1. . .

INTENTION LOGGERS with logs for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100000 it.. to 10,O0o,00o feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber
 Mills. 433-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-22

The Dominican Republics Uni versity of Santo Domingo was au- thorized by Papal Bull in 1538 and was established by the Do- minican Order of Predicadores.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

hhIII 90 gbu
can ride tn at
m cry G o =
Round"
Please believe
me when ! tell
you thAt--fellow
students really
looked all in Tues
day after that vi
h-hOttie dance,
Monday night.
Friday, fellow
friends, l WRR I'M
fortunate enough
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the arranRer, and believe me when
] tell you he had n lot TO do with
that championship.
Other good features Of the con.
test-jitterbuR that is-were Little
Bit BeRuford and Odessa Thomas;
they also were really teasing, but
were disqualified for doing the
Cow Cow" bOOgie Of some sort.
Billy Mccoy and Donald Allen,
with partners, Of course, put on
n real exhibition Of tanning. While
Donald did the back bend, Billy
seemed to be trying 10 touch his
forehead with his knees. Billy Ia
also q great cat on the ~ keys
There were some more cats who
were really set-RettinR their kicks
10 some fine music. Now whatchu
betH
Vocational Homecoming was
really pie--Southwest l2.VocRtion-
al r. You see q tie.
Henry McDuffis, Charles Ellis,
Charles Moore, Clientele Jackson,
Albert Jones and many more were
really happy at that score. Here
il hoping next year, we all do
mOrel
The three beautiful creatures,
Jean Brown, Francis Logan, and
COraMRe Richie, gave a party
Saturday night that was q real
hum-EtTummer. Everyone was
really getting his kicks TO IF ]
Were A lddy- Bitty Little Girl and
Had q Whole Lots Of Money"
II seemed that e. II. was rather
interested In X. R., and Il seemed
that @. p. and b. c. were interested
In NJ. p. X, Il seemed, was con-
eerned about A. Norman Carter
was playing Il real cool. and from
now shall continue. c. Nc. had
the same scene with e. Jean, Fran
els, and CoraMAs, making that
punch, would have laid you low. !
understand there was q sugar
shortage In rs, but please believe
me. II 10 ~. II anyone should
say the punch was good, please
Sc the nearest Doe and explain that
IL was the nearest thing 70 D-rail
ever brSWed.
Can you imagine NoTland Mccoy
saying II was EOod1 Boy, what .
system he has under that rect
pleRt. Some Of the lucky persons
10 leave without an inflRmsd pain
were: Bradford BsnnsT. Hugh
Thomas Roberts, Mary
Crenshaw, Jean SchOfield, Bert
Wade, SheTley Cannon, Pat, Bobby
Cartwright, Boyd Crawford, Leroy
Bell, Maurice Howell, Edna, and
many more.
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Tia IRnior NAACP msa at tho
home Of Frances Logan, S6S6 Clin-
ton Ave-, Sunday, Nov. 10. Elec-
ton Of officers was held. Those
elected are a. follows: Mary Cren-
shaw, president; Tercss Bailey, vice
president; Katherine Royes, record
ing secretary; Doris EScue, CORE
spending secretary; Jewell Beck,
treasurer; Henry Franklin, educa-
uonal comm. chairman; Frances
Logan, social chairman; Richard
Howell, membership comm. chair
man, and Sgt. at Arms; Mary
Edyths Lee, publicity comm. chair
man. Members present were, Nor
man Carter, Miriam Fife, Alvedia
CaSsius, Mary Jane White. Acting
president for the day was Nelson
Peery. Miss Virginia Gibson Of
Hannibal, Mo-. was = visitor. Plans
were discussed for the member
ship drive to be held soon. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Frances Logan, 1886 Gin
Mrs. william Penn, assisted by
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The W. }. W. Club, met Thurs.
day. Nov. Z. at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House, 500 Aldrich Ave, No,
Members present were Mechanics
Marion Johnson, Evelyn Martin,
Margaret Campbell, Clara Petit.
ford, IAVcrnne HAdley, Dorothy
Whitaker. Geraldine Withers, Zona
Tyler, Phoebe GiVcns, OniedA DRV-
is, and Charlotte Davis. Mrs. Mar.
gucTite Combs IL counsellor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. ClArk IT..
1904 Fifth Ave, So, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Earl BurnAugh, Sunday,
Nov. 10, on their second wedding
anniversary, with dining and dane.
ing at the beautiful Treasure Inn
Night Club. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Thomas were also In the party,
FlashliGht pictures were taken by
Mr., Clark.
Mr.. John J. Jones, president Of
Jones Enterprises, TeXRrkana.
Texas, stopped IN the city for y few
days recently as the guest 81 Mr..
and Mira. 7. u. Warren, 500 Ere.
mont Ave. No, Mr.. Jones was
CnToutc to Rochester for q physical
chcckup at the clinic.
The Annual November birthday
Dinner, was given at the home Of
MIR. and Mira. William Gray, A20 Y,
37th ST. Monday. November IL.
Those present were Mr.. and Mira
Jack poaten, Mr.. and MrH. Joe
Napue, Mrs. Hattie WickN, and Mr..
Robert Jackson. A lovely turkey
dinner was served. Mr.. Gray, Mr..
NApue, Mr.. Posten, and Mrs. WickA,
all have birthdays In November.
The Friendly Sixteen Club mot
Saturday, Nov. 0, with Mr.. and Mrs,
David Payne, 1878 N. Western Ave.
A lovely dinner was served. Thao-
dore Woodland won the prise. The
next meeting will be held SatuT-
day. Nov. %, at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter PettifOrd, 12b
Emerson Ave. No,
Mr.. and MrH. Willie BuTrell, B6
HoRg Ave. N, celebrated their nth
wedding anniversary by entertain
ing the Helen Jackson Cap and
Gown club Of I.B.P.O.E.W., Tues.
day, Oct. 20, at their homo. About
~ members were present. Dccora
tons were carried out in the Hal.
loween theme. The center piece was
n huge beautifully decorated cake,
Mira. Marion HALEY, 8s44 Fifth
Ave. g., and Mrs. Villa Temple
gave a surprise birthday luncheon
IN honor Of Mrs. Betty Houston.
Tuesday. Nov. ~. Mrs. Elizabeth
Quinn and Mrs. Lillian McClendon
helped Mrs. Houston celebrate. She
received many lovely giftS and
cards.
Halloween Teas The GiRRling
Gcrtiss club Of Phyllis WhsAtlsy
House, gave a Halloween tea for
their mothers, Wednesday. Oct. 30,
Members Of the club are! Renee
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Jean Brown wanted me 70 ask
everyone there II they liked the
punch. because She Was one Of the
main fingers In Il. By that I mean
she helped make IL. Are We still
frisndS, JEANNE, with the cute pug
noseG
That dance at the Stem WaS really
on the ball. Dancing, romRneinR,
raging and paging filled that hall,
Some Of the fAirUr who were
dancing with . tap were LonniS
Everson, ElmA Camps and Lois
Milsap. More chicks gone like
white on rice were: Virginia Beas.
ley, NirgsllA Harper and Edith
Price. Virginia Robinson (SWeetl,
rect Jane House tSwellI, well, all
were there to help create q happy
merry. Ro-Tound. Other sweet
chicks and solid cats were: Ven
lrcss, LaVaughn Walker (grsat
dAncerD; Robert Graham (gonSD
Johnny O'Neil, Edgar Pillow
lGrcat Catl, Norman Boyd Davis
ton the right trail): LeonA Mason
lplaytng II real COOL; Ellis (plAyed
II really cooD: Pauline Ray (look-
ed real finS); Roy Bradford
(Armyl.
That Is the lineup in the SANITY
City, and this L. the lineup OF
Minneapolis, the Cali Of the Wild;
Gwen Hughes (builO; Jackie Cuff
chat walk; Carmen Allen (she's
got Il bad and that amt gpod):
Anna Allen (rcal Wild; Audrey
King (fine drcssl: Helen Pettiford;
Joyce Pettiford (hey.bop-A-re-
Dopl: Little Bit Beauford. Norland
Mccoy. Albert Jones, Clyde Tur.
rentine. Norman Carter, Dickie
Mayes, Billy Mccoy, Carl Pattor-
son, Joe Patterson loves that pic
,urel: Joo Lewis, FoOtie Hughes,
Wllher Allen, Hank Majors and
Charlie James were the he-men Of
he wild city.
Now, fellow snoopy drOppy and
lrippy:
Minneapolis Backdoor Stuff: c.
4. has Il bad so the wind flies over
certain N. G. or b. for short.
What does the little birdie have to
ay about ID. c. and the mystery
BOY, Kennyf
V. l.. really enjoyed Monday
nights homewRTd bound-WhRt
say, my dear friend-R G. OF b.
What was this fine dresa that
A. X. had onf And who was hold
ing onto her armf
Was X. +. holding A. NJ. A. or
was she holding on 20 himi Any.
way. someone was following some
one.
Well. friends and fine, sweet
chicks, pick up on all Of the mellow
1--WE that is laid at your feet. Well,
gumby, great lovers Of Jiveorony
and rcetgrRty--
Duke lin There) Don
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Social and Personal

Mrs. Ella Freeman, 2906 Portland Ave. So, was given
surprise" Nov by her former fellow employees at the
Milwaukee Depot Mrs Freeman highly Rpprecative Of
the interest and kindness shown by the Milwaukee employees
She employed at the Milwaukee station for II years.
firing sometime ago because Of illness
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Jackson, president; Colleen Moore,
vice president; Della Ruth WilkeT.
son, SECRETARY; and Barbara Bene-
ford, treasurer. Other members are
Rosemary BenefOrd. NeIilce Comha,
Dora CUT, OnAmiA Miller, Patricia
WithsrNpoOn, MATva Armstrong,
Jenny Loo LanRumS, BuTHSttA Mar
tin. and Doris GTiEHby. A short
program wAA presented by the RiTln.
BinEo was played by the mothers
after the program with Mira. Helen
Wilkerson winning hrHt priGe;
Mrs. ThelmA Dencford, second.
and Mra. WenEsll Miller. third.
Mrs. Beatrice Slemmons IL their
club leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jackson, Chi
cage, ILL.,, arrived by plane SAtuT-
day evening. Nov. 0, 20 be the week
end Ruests Of Mr.. and Mira. Edward
Royd, S6SS Fourth Ave. So. Mrs.
Boyd and MrA. jackson are sisters.
OldeR beRsfOTd, Harold Martin,
and Pat Patton, spent last week end
at Art Stswart'R hunting and fiSh.
ing lodge At Lake Andes, MINI,
hunting pheasant and duck.
Lewis EWinE. S3A2 Fourth Ave.
So, was admitted 10 General HOapi-
tai Tuesday, Nov. ~. lie went there
because 81 the recurrence ~ an old
illneAa,
The Working GIrIa Council will
meet at the Phyllis Wheatley
House, 800 AldTich Ave. No, Tues.
day, Nov. 10, At 4 o'clock. All mem
bers arc requested 90 he present.
The regular meeting Of the Ruay
Bee Club Of HolAOy Memorial
Church, met at tho homo Of Mr..
and Mira. WsnEel Miller, b22 Emer.
son Ave. No, Wednesday, Nov. 9,
A baby shower was given In
honor Of Mrs. Ernsstine Perry, Sat
urdRy. Nov. ., by Miss Delorea
BanhAm at 2H92 SiSt Ave, SO, Thoss
who attended were MendAmea Car
rio Robinson, JOHHiN Clay. Rose Ola.
lRhey, Mollie Checks, Edward Bak.
lon, Edna Glash. Thadeun Wilson,
Gladya Dye, Anna Wright, MarRar-
st Locketts. Nsttis Allen, J. Win
ston; MeaaTn. and MeAdansas d.
Martin, q. Cook, =. LAndsru, W.
Gross; Rev. and Mrs. E, X. Thorn
as; and MlasSA Frankie Landsrn,
Louise Cuff. Annette Winston, and
Wilma Winston; and Mr.. L0nnls
Perry. Those who sent Rifta but
were unable TO attend were Mes
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Miss DoloRoa BsaaAGy, gave q baby
shower for Mira. Melvin Z. Beaaley,
Al Miss BeasleYis home, 9O4 Bryant
Ave. NJ, Tuesday, Nov. IL. Guests
were Mesdamos Grace WorkcuR,
Charles Ballard, William Grimas,
Everett Law, Charles Bsaaley, and
Elizabeth Rodgers; Misses Alice
Ash, and RoSalee Ash. MeSdames
Benz. Harvey, Dora Dean johnson,
Bea Stewart, Willis Gates, and
Carl Green, sent gifts but were
unable to attend.