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Edward B. williams. 21, 1927 3rd st. NV,
aa and d.; sara D. Marshall. is. 671S East
Gus Miller. 4s. 1905 sheriff I'd. ne, and
Estelle Rivers. 2s. both Of 1905 sheriff
wilbert Stewart. as. "a Pierce st. NV,
and Mary Z. Davis. as. ssao1 Harvard
william T. Schneider. q, so Rhed. Island
Joe S; Danziser. 80, and Ruth Albert. so.
james, Dosn Of po55e,s Ssn ssh st. Tasom. PARK MD
and Sara E. Prunier, 10. Silver Spring,
Napoleon oa sh,op; ss; 1882 Tenxies St; ne.
David V " Hawkins, 20. and Lavinin. E.
Leonard Ross. S %. q 0Y YIss & st." st. s... and
Manuel Dan. q: TIss i St.; Sc; and
Dolores s. Major. II. 1886 New Jersey
issued at Rockville.
Charles Layne,. IS. Fairfax, and Lula Les
calleet, 20, Arlington.
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rans Ihe@p'G snoas vs. 9 sG .ad Sd Xana G.
Sss S;ssesa PEW hS.is:'s ~. ana
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and Lois T.. Moore, 2s. Macon, Ga.
sly; q. both ot White a osf. IN Nd: = MAI
DoRsf both s. pf' sssr fS 'as 9srlas Minnie Ballard
uz,WMy. Way. 1s. both ot Washington. -
W'1im Williams o Hoe0%s 6osS o. II aosES. sRd Mabel "
and and MaFiiyn J. Weisennuh. s3, wash.
chsyies {, Smith, ss, and Helen L. Major.
L0Hss wsaTeS Sot r Of VI sna Madeline
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w,EIs;a KSs sts%s; # CHEVY ssass sor. 1.
PsTt Bag s .ss bS1sPSS Brown
James F. Green; Is. and Doris L. Edge
Juus S0'a a. OF ana Bestre. smyth
40, both Of Philadelphia
Gaither B. Panther, "a. and Eva. J.
iSI5ss%DsE N sssa et w'is'astiHR and
Phyllis E. Burton, 18, Derwood, Md.
Charles. w: Dickinson. "a, West Palm
Beach, Fla, and Clarice o. Sprouse, 10,
Harry w. Smallwood, 25, Ayondale, Md,
and Anna L. Buhl. 20. Cottage City, Nd.
- 20, both of Washington
Norman Q: Shire. 25.. ouantico. Va, and
Estella ]. Cadwallader. 20, Los Angeles
Brockington, 20, both Of washington.
Steve Veont, ~, and Louise MorelLi. 10,
both Of Forest Heights. Nd.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

Robert = Van Keuren. "a, Beloit, wis.
and Mary =. Mattox, 20, Washins ton
John T. Smith, 81. and Ruth M. Stotler
1e, both Of Takoma Park.
AI-- Palmer. 81. snd Carmen Donovan
Evening star., 1946-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
CIVIL SERVICE FY1Kzs

9. s. CLERK EXAM. COMING, PREPARE.
70 you want to pass that civil service
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 3313 I4th At
NV. MI. 1858. Clerk-StenoE., type. :
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,os, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Alan F. Shepardson, 81, Pittsfield, Mass
and Marjorie L. Shumaher, 20, 400.
Connecticut ave NV
John r. wyatt. 80, zoos Massachusett.
ave. NV, and Mildred M. Babcock, 20
924 18th st, NV.
Yolanda Tagliente, %, 719 1st St. NV.
Edward H. White, 27, 2905 25th st. ne
and Kathleen N. Hassler, 21, Barberton
Ohio.
Richard G. Robinson, "a, and Patricia ].
Hermann. is, both of Alexandra, Va.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

Chairman Of the Board. Allegheny Corporal
P. S. l am wondering if you made any attempt to
withhold recent wage increases until the situation
became clear"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
Good Yields

Beans yield more food for the gar
den space they occupy than any 9th.
er vegetable except tomatoes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
OSTRANDER

In the evening the worthy ma
irons and associate matronS of the
district held a business meeting
followed by a dinner served by Os-
trander chapter. Worthy grand
matron Edith Conger, grand rep
reSentative of the district of Col
umbia, and the deputy grand ma
tron, Lois Musser were present.
Following the dinner there were
remarks by those present.
On Tuesday evening at the reg
ular meeting of the Ostrander, the
past matronS were honored. Fol-
lowing the meeting there was a
social hour and a covered dish sup
per was enjoyed.
The Mems Community Bible
class met Thursday evening with
Odell Liggett. The meeting which
was in charge of the president,
George Mitchell, opened with the
song, Leaning on Jesus" and
prayer by Abner Herd. The lesson
was the thirteenth chapter of Luke
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
FORD-FERGUSON DEALER
URGES CARE OF TRACTOR

1t will take several years for
farmers to obtain all of the new
machinery needed for replacement
and expansion, states L. d. Elliott
Ferguson System dealer here, in
sounding warning on winter care
of the tractor and implements with
view toward longer wear.
He pointed out that all manu-
facturers are rushing tractors and
various types of equipment to deal
ers everywhere as production in
creases, but that the Serviceability
of machinery now in use can be
maintained by the following help
full suggestions:
Give the engine a chance to
warm up before racing the car in
cold weather.
Keep the battery clean, the
terminals CREASED, the cells filled
with clean distilled water. The
charge in the battery should be
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31

with general discussion and closed
with prayer by Rev. F. c. Cobb.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Lig-
gett. Members and guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Abner Herd
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayon Parks, Rev
and Mrs. F. c. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. George
MITCHELL Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Scott, Ed Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Beeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hagenlocker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Dodge. The next meeting will be
held Feb. 7 at the home Of Ivan
Beeney, the lesson will be the
fourteenth chapter of Luke with
Rev. G. S. Ager as leader.
Mrs. Clyde Lansdowne enter
tained at her home Monday even
ing with a miscellaneous shower
honoring Mrs. Alfred Bovey, a re-
cent bride The evening was spent
with games and contests, prize
winners being Mrs. Herriott, Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
REDWOOD
CONTINUED from Page six)

tC0ntlnue0 from rage SKI
for a branch of the Red Cross that
is located at the same camp. Mr..
Meade is a son of Mrs. Starting
Meade and his wife is the daughter
of Mrs. Charles Elliott.
MIR. Earl Davis, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Davis, was married
in Lima, Jan. 19, 1916, to Miss
Gertrude Schmidt. The ceremony
was performed at the parsonage of
the First Reformed Church in
Lima. After short wedding trip
they have gone to housekeeping
on the Fred Side farm, north of
Redwood. Mr.. Davis is employed
by the Cheney Brothers, local
stock buyers.
Mr.. Wilbur Schultz, of Column
bus, spent last weekend with his
sister, Mrs. Robert Bishop, and
husband.
Mrs. Ida Bumgarner, of Belle
fontaine, is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. ]. S. Matteson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Davis are
visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Donald Hobbs and family.
Mrs Davis is a sister of Mrs.
Hobbs. Mr.. Davis has accepted a
position as part-time instructor at
the University of Missouri, at Col
umbia, Mo. and will go on there
to assume his work. Mrs. Davis
will stay for a longer visit be-
fore joining him. Last Sunday DR..
and Mrs. Royal Hall, of Albion,
Mich, also visited at the Hobbs
home. DR.. Hall is the father of
Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Davis.
Mr. Paul Ceva spent the last
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Morrison. He is
working and residing with his
grandparents, near Urbana.
Mrs. Emmett Milligan has been
recuperating from a serious opera
ton in Marion City hospital, and
plans have been made to bring
her to her home in Redwood, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foos have
sold their home on S. Franklin st.
to Mr.. Charles. Donovan. They
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
maintained by running the engine

maintained by running the engine
or tal,ir il 10 etVh 81
for re-charging when the tractor
is not in use for some time. Never
store the battery on a concrete
floor or in a damp place.
Ladies' Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Rich
wood held its regular meeting,
Jan. 16, at which time 25 candi-
dates were initiated. The Ashley
Auxiliary conducted the initiation
rites.
Brenda Jane Cramer was the
youngest member to be initiated.
She is the 5-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arby Cramer.
Discussion on making lap robes
for disabled veterans in Veterans
hospitals was held. This will be
started at the next meeting of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31

Lansdowne, Mrs. Grover Sherman,
Mrs. George Dennis, Mrs. Robert
Graham, Mrs. Bill Stults, Mrs.
Wilbur Herriott, Mrs. Charles
Mann, Miss Mabel Bovey, Mrs.
Esther OrahOOd, Miss Ann a
Stearns, Ruth Herriott, Jane Her
riott and Dixie HerriOtt.
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Sherman, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Den
mis-, Ruth, Jane and Dixie Herriott.
The many beautiful and useful
gifts were placed on a Clevcrly and
prettily arranged table. At the
close of the evening refreshments
were served. With the honor guest
were Mrs. Lee Herriott, Mrs. John
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31

whose wives are planning to come
as som as r,aSSpUa ttnh,o
A large group of members of the
Odd Fellows attended the meet
ing at the local hall last Friday
evening to see the first degree
work conferred by a team from
the Delaware lodge. On Monday
evening a team from the Redwood
went to Radnor, where they con-
ferred second degree work.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
I'M BELL CANDIDATE FOR
MADISON REPRESENTATIVE

James F. Bell ir., London, son Of
Judge James r. Bell of the Madi-
son county Common Pleas Court
is one of several men who have
announced they are candidates for
Madison county representative to
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31

Farmers produced 80 percent
more goods in wartime with less
heln and less equipment than was
used in prewar years. This capac-
ity for production is still available,
and farmers have a policy of max
imum production which quickly
piles up supplies when the market
demand dWindleS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
PACE SEVEN
Ia General Assemhlv.

Mv ~ ie the Susband of the
former Charlotte Engard, daught-
er of DR.. and Mrs. P. T. Engard, of
N. Maple ST He has just recently
returned to the practice of law in
London after serving the past four
years with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
Auxiliary.

During the social hour a lunch
was served by the kitchen commit
tee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
Press Club Hears
Dan Burley

DAN hurley. managing edi-
tor Of the Amsterdam News. N,
Y. c., was the luncheon guest Of
Motor City Press club. Friday
at noon Of last week. Mr.. Bur
Icy, an interesting and congenial
person, combines with his edit
ing the qualities and activities
AS an author, song writer and
globctrotter, was much i'm
pressed with the members of the
press club. representing the col
ored weeklIes of Metropolitan
Detroit,
AMONG some Of the mem
hers of the fourth estate" were
Russ Cowans, managing editor
Of the Michigan Chronicle. who
introduced Mr. Burlev TO the
diners; Charles Wartman, city
editor and Gravce Sadlcr. staff
writer, Chronicle Nina Gardner.
Pittsburgh Courier and Mrs. VIM.
Robinson, wife of Bill" Ro-
binson. columnist Of the Cour-
rlcr. T, w Boyd Detroit Jour
nal; Fred Hart Williams, Detroit
Tribune, and others.
OFFICERS Of Motor City
Press Club are Russell Cowans,
president; Ulysses w Boykin.
vice president Roberta Me-
Cure (Tribunel. secretary: Nina
Garner treasurer and Fred Hart
Williams chairman Of program
committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

~ Club annual formal of which
she is an honorary member.
And there have just been par
ties galore. Everybody entertain.
ing for out-of-town guests
Among our top hostesses of the
week are MRS. BERNICE AR
MOLD who entertained the
Chatterers club at her beautiful
home on Woodland having as
her special guest. MRS. THOM-
AS HUNTER, her mother who
is visiting her daughter and son.
in-law, DIR AND MRS WILL
LIAM ARNOLD from Marshall
Texas. Assisting hostesses al
out to the last word with Hal
Bernice's lovely party carried
loween motif were Mesdames vi
CONSTABLE and MARY BELL.
Another top hostess for the
week is MRS. REMUS ROBIN
SON who on Saturday enter
tanned at her home on 3lst street
for MR.. AND MRS. NATHAN
SWEET Of ST Louis, Mo. Co
hostess with MRS. REMUS RO-
BlNSON was MRS. LOUELLA
COINS.
PHYLLIS GOLDEN and hub
by, BILL. are our other top hosts
Of the week. The Coldens en-
tertained dozen couple at a
swank midniglH supper party at
their lovely home on Chalmers
honoring their house guests DIR.
AND MRS. GEORGE CANNON
of New York City DIR Cannon
is the celebrated tuberculosis
specialist and was a class mate
Of our Bill Golden at Lincoln
University The Cannons came
up TO witness the Michigan H.
linois game Or. Cannon is a
graduate of the school of Medi-
cine at Chicago University
Then on Sunday DIR. AND
MRS. THOMAS BROWN OF w.
GRAND BLVD, cnicrtainc d
DR.. AND MRS. G. CANNON at
a late breakfast MRS. JOHN
II. FEARS and daughter. MRS.
.CONLEY WORSHAM enter
tanned Sunday from 6-8 for our
recent bride. MRS. WILLIAM
DUKE WOODWARD Assisting
the hostesses were MESDAMES
ANN SMITH. FRED ALSTON,
and MISS EDNA POINDEX-
TER.
Our congratulations this week
20 to our l3 new DELTA SIG
MA THETA PYRAMIDS who
were initiated Sunday mite. Gifts
TO them from the Dcltas were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

MRS. NATHAN SWEET of ST.
luis Mo.-All of the latter
a.rne ND to see the Michigan
Illinois game in Ann Arbor. And
."s, coolies of Detroiters were
More 10 see the pig skin being
s;cked around on the green.
Ar,one a few of those glimpsed
msre ATTY. AND MRS. BILL
CopDEN. BILL MATNEY, AL
ZONES DIR. AND MRS. RE-
MIS- ROBINSON. Mr.. AND
MRS. FERDINAND PENN, who
have as their house guest, RO-
RERT DoBBINS. brother Of our
versatile social editor, LYNETTE
PENN. DR.. AND MRS. ROY
PERRY and DR.. WILLIAM AR.
MOLD
From the East, we welcome
home again our capable MIG
NON BROWN who has been va
cationine in New York and
Washington. d. c.
And to New York last week
went Mr.. AND MRS. MILTON
BROWN. MRS BROWN our
JEANETTA WELSH went TO at
lend a meeting of international
IL known women TO confer with
MRS ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
Al the Waldorf Astoria on world
prohlemS. Also in the party went
MRS SADIE LINDSAY. presi-
dent Of the Board of Directors
~ the Detroit Association Of Wo-
mems clubs. Other nationally
known figures who were there
were DIR. MARY MCLEOD BE-
THUNE. DIR. DOROTHY FERE-
BEE. ATTY. ELSIE AUSTIN.
CHARLOTTE wilkins
BROWN, MAYME HIGGINS.
Over to Chicago last weekend
went MIR. AND MRS. CARL
RADDEN of Scotch avenue,
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID ASH
BY Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
were here last week on an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends. Thursday morning they
we're the breakfast guests of the
WILLIAM BLACKBURNS of
Parker Ave. Among those for
whom covers were laid. MRS.
JENNIE MITCHELL. sister Of
MR. ASHBY, the RAYMOND
BURRELLS. MRS. ELIZABETH
H. WOoDLEY and LORENZO
AsHBY.
Flying in from Chicago this
week was capable CATHELEEN
ROBERTS, manager of the Tour
raine Hotel. MRS. ROBERTS
was guest for the Chicago Chart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

284 East Warren Mrs. Remis
Robinson, 1851 3lst street, Mrs.
Hilton r. Jones. 1912 John r..
Mrs Manuella Williams, els f.
Boston
In Area 5 the district chair
men include Mary Glenn. 1898
McDougal Rev. Joseph Thomas.
1880 Joseph Campau: Mrs S.
W Bankhead, 1912 East Lafay-
cite Rev. William Molbon. 2237
McDougal; Ruth l.. Mann and
Mrs l.. Chovis Of the John r.
USO and Mrs. Charlotte Green,
2l35 Dubois.
The Red Feather Campaign
opened Monday, October 20. and
viii close on November 10. The
goal is S5,80O0,000 for the Met
ropolitan Detroit area. Money
raised furnishes the operating
deficit for l25 local community
services which provide family,
child care, recreation and health
services.
Agencies benefiting from the
Red Feather Campaign include
the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls. Detroit Urban
League, ST. Peter Claver Com
munity House, YMCA, YWCA,
Travellers Aid Society, River
Rouge Ecorse Community Or
ganization, North End Clinic.
League for the Handicapped Le-
gal Aid Bureau and Dodge Com
munity House.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
CELEBRATE TWENTY
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL
RUSSELL, prominent in social
and civic circles recently OBJ
served their twenty-ffth we'd
ding anniversary with two me-
morablc affairs. On Saturday
morning the longevity Of their
union was blessed al ST. Bene-
dict the Moor Catholic church
at High Mass. The Rev. Father
Diehl officiating. Music was rem
dered by the Sacred Heart choir,
the choir from the church where
the happy couple were wed in
1921, Soloists were Mrs. Edward
Walker and Mr. Vantour.
Saturday evening from seven
until ten o'clock they received
their many friends az the FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs. Many
guests were present including
several from out Of town. Mes
danes Ferribee Parker and Jack
son, were from Chicago Mrs.
Sommerville OF New York. Mrs.
j Mcdonald Of New Haven.
Conn; and Mr. and Mrs. James
Brooks Of Toledo Ohio.
Offering congratulations and
admiring the gifts, many OF
which were silver. were Dr. and
Mrs Martin. Mrs. Fred Johnson
and daughter. Miss Martha Ford;
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.
and Mrs L. A. Jones, Mrs. S
Badgett, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Cole
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

man, Mrs Jessie Minor, Mr., and
Mrs. James Dunkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs. Curl,
DR.. and Mrs. Curry.
Others were Mr. and Mrs. Luz
ther Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Strick-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom, Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Huntsberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Butler.
Fred Hagan, Mrs. r. S. Leth-
wich. and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
reice, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Connally.
and daughter, Mrs. Nicholson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Benjamin and many others.
Mrs. Russell chose lovely cos
tunes for the activities of last
Saturday. At the morning az
fair she wore a very becoming
dressmaker suit Of leaf brown
with accessories in a darker
shade Of brown. At the reeep-
ton she was charming in a
gown Of white with sequins in
exquisite patterns Her accents
We're Of silver. She was radiant
as she accepted the many con-
gratulauons and gifts from their
friends Of long-stsnding. Among
them was gift Of twenty-five
dollars given by the Peerless
Art club Of which Mrs. Russell
has been member for twenty.
three and half years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
CHOIR IN RECITAL

Richard Aliens Mis- s onary
Chorus sponsors a Grand Bene-
fit Concert, Sunday, November
3 at 800 at Lecture Hall Insti-
tute of Arts, Woodward al Kir-
by avenues, featuring Ebene-
zer's Youth Choir; Benjamin
Wales. tenor; Paul K Holt,
reader; Sara Levi Stephens
Orchestra Of Classical Music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

red and creme corsages. Those
pledged were DORIS FOSTER
THELMA RADDEN. LOUISE
BROWN, LILLE BROWN. ED
MA RICE. JUANITA SHER-
RILL. JUANITA WALKER
JOSEPHINE WORTHY. LA VO-
MA POWELL, CARRIE LEE
STEVENS. ILENE LOG A N,
HESTER BELL. CARRIE THOM-
AS and BETTY MCCLAIN.
Our hats off also, TO our
friends who are sporting these
new cars.
A special orchid we send to
MR.. AND MRS. EARL HUTCH
ms who are the proud parents
Of darling baby girl Our beau
teous mother THELMA HUTCH
INGS and daughter are resting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
PROMINENT MATRON
ENTERTAINS MANY

Mrs. William Arnold Of Wood
land entertained the members
OF the cHATTERERS club and
friends at very lovely bridge
party on last week end. There
were six tables Of attractive ma
irons enjoying the games and
marvellng att the unusual deco
ratlons which the hostess used
and al in the Halloween motif.
There were lighted Jack o-lan-
terms atop the bar, napkins and
cloths in the traditional orange
and black, with tiny teddy-bears
rolling wbeelbarrows Of oranq-
es TO complete the table decors.
THE GUESTS were served a
delicious luncheon in the spa
eious dining room of tho Ar
mold home, The table was COW
cred with a beige cloth of linen
with multi-colored trim. The
centerpiece was of a pumpkin
surrounded by candles nodded
to look like ears of corn and au-
tumn leaves.
PRIZES for the lucky ladies
with high scores we're won by
Mrs. Bonnie Smith. Mrs. Marian
Gresham, Mrs. Edna Tondee, and
Mrs. Auxvasse Dixon. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. vi Con-
stable, who served apple cider
from the bar before luncheon
and Mrs, Mary Bell
MEMBERS and guests present
were Bca Gillian. Elena Bod
die, Elizabeth Stevens, VALERIE
Pettiford. AuxVasse Dixon. Mary
Lee Martin, Victoria Mccall,
Margaret Thoms, Eva Collins.
Corrine Martin, Iris OK, Louise
Taylor, Marian Gresham, Jean
Cole, Essell Saulsberry. Eliza
beth Hickman. Laura Kate Camp
bell, Beulah Whitby. Mignon
Brown. Marie Scruggs, Sybil
Graham, Mary Talliaferro, Ed
ma Tondec. Bonnie Smith, vi
Constable, Mary Bell
HONORED GUEST was Mrs.
T l. Hunter, mother Of Mrs.
Arnold from Mashall, Texas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
RED FEATHER DRIVE

The 1916 Community Chest
Red Feather Campaign is now
underway in the Metropolitan
Detroit area with everyone CO.
operating to the best of his abili-
ties. Negro sections of the com
munity are organized with hun
dreds OF volunteer Red Feather
workers in the field.
Among those who are serving
as district chairmen this year
are Mrs. Bessie Greene, 302 W
Kirby: Rev. Charles j. Diehl,
5789 Begole; Mrs. Daisy Munley
6315ia Colfax Mrs. Josephine
Smith. 5052 23rd street; Mrs
Christina Fugua, $500 MCKINLEY
District chairmen in Area 3
include Mrs. Carlton w. Gaines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

nicely. re y
A SMITH who has broken the
ice and has been named the iirst
in the history Of MICHIGAN
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTOR-
NEY. He will be sworn IN FRI
dav morning at 10 o'clock in the
rcdersi Building. For the ritual
t,v. Smiths mother will jour
scv 10 Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
Bits OF Banterlnu

Things aren't slow-folks are still on the 90
Boarding the airpane from the New York Office of ~
United Negro College Fund, Inc DR. JOHN FIR AVIS
DR. JOSEPH GRAGG DR. WILLIAM SINKfER anJ
DR. AND MRS. GEORGE CANNON and MR. AM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-20
Fulton S Band
 At Compounce

The Fulton American Band will play again in another series of con- certs held at Lake Compounce, to- morrow afternoon from to 5 o'clock. The program is as fol- lOWS:-
 March Tannhauser ...... Wagner Overture to William Tell Rossini Hungarian Fantasia .... Tobani Concert Waltz-Jolly Fellows, -. OliolCN' Victor Herberts Favorite Melo-
 dies ......#..........#.... Victor Herbert Patrol Spirit of America .zammerik
 a. HumoreSque ........=. Dvorak
 b. Kiss Me Again ..... Herbert Oriental Fantasia-Dance of the
 Serpent ..=...=.=.#....=.=... BaccoloSl La Czarine Bazurka Russe Came
 March-The Motor Corp ......
 -=.......=.#........ James Fulton
 Star Spangled Banner
 Joseph Lezotte will be the fea- tured baritone. Rocco Pagano will conduct