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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27

r~rneaunted by the quick pain Of
Inconsistencies for the beach al
-. the bright blue sky breaks apart
heavy grey clouds, or a steady
drizzle of rain whick drops a grey
u. blanket over the city, the trip
planners set out for varied destl-
nations over the weekend.
: The renown land of gorgeous
beaches. enormous citrus fruits,
and glamorous bathing beauties
has attracted more Of the home
folks to it's sunny shores. Yester-
day morning, bright, and early,
. Diane and Marilyn Costello piled
j.. into their car beside their dad.
Ann Canady and JUNE Huband
. were also invited along on the
. southern journey to Tarpon Springs
. Florida.
. Junie helped with the driving;
+. and when the group arrived in
. Savannah, they dropped off Mrs.
Lewis, Cooter's mother, who will
. visit there and who had been
making the trip with them until
that point.
Diane and her dad are planning
to return to the city around the
middle of this week, as will JUNE.
But Marilyn and Ann will visit
. the formers aunt at Tarpon
Springs until a week from Wed
. nesday, when they will set out on
d. the homeward journey.
. While they are all together there
they plan to take short trips dur
ing the several days. venturine
over to Tampa and st. Petersburg,
seeing the many sights.
Yesterday afternoon Jean Cross
and Mavis Sykes waved goodbyes
and started on the looAed-forWard-
to trip to Portsmouth, Virginia. Al
though the two had been anticipat-
ing the good journey, when the
time came to depart, that ole
feeling of kinda hating to leave the
old hometown set, in. Cheerful
spirits settled upon the two. how
ever, as they journed north to
visit Jeans relatives in Virginia.
Jean and Mavis will stay about a
week, and they are planning to
head for home about the first
part of the next week.
With excited cries of her New
York adventure, Sherman Killings
'ley's calling card and many
wonderful merories of an unfor-
.gettab1e ten days visit with Betty
Ann Simon in New York, Cooter
Lewis stepped over her threshold
early Friday morning when she
returned home.
Cooter left Monday night two
weeks ago with Betty Ann to pay
a return visit in the Big City
and today finds her still raving
w her FULFILLED adventures.
Among her thrills, which came
beside her date with a young
millionaire son and a foursome
visit to the Stork Club, was he1
meeting the club owner, Sherman
.Billingsley, family friend of he'
escort. While there he kindly be
slowed elaborate gifts upon the
foursome, sending Betty Anne ane
-Cooter perfumes, and the boy:
cigarette cases. The prize posses
sion, Cooter claims, is his calling
card, handed to her in person.!
Cooter also enjoyed an evening
at the Starlight Roof of the Wal
-dorf Astoria wher the party danced
to the Sweetest music this side
Of heaven" - Guy Lombardo.
Now that the glorious days are
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Miss G%urganious
+ Mr.. johnson Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Winston A. Cur
ganious announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Ruby Gertrude, to
Norman Ray johnson of Watha.
THE marriage took place on
July $ at the home of the Rev.
Thomas K. Woody in Atkinson.
Attending the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Gurganious,
Mrs. Annie Johnson, Mrs. Doug
las E k s, and Miss Nadia
Eakins.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are max
ing their home in Watha.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27

room VITA every office o, g..
well represented, attesjrr VIZ ny
popularity of the presjdoSs. IL
Spain Jack, however, had ,, 'aa
ed up the members 10 els IoN x.
successor for the next sessjon a, ~
before dessert was reac s1.1 ' y
had turned the gaveI oys% .;
Judge Charlie Gold, secretsrr ,
congressman 8ulwinkle. C5,,'
Wilson was named treasury a's.'
Miss Rachel Spears, s%scra as,
and Jack Lang. program ND Ia
man. Around The luncheon ' ~.
were Misses Jane Rideouftp ' AZ.
Davidson, Madeline Pitts, sroi Wy
Bason, Betty Claywell, Lois PT.,
Jeanette Harrison. Mime F ;.1,.
Rachel Spears, Virginia sI 's'
Margaret McCracken, Yer, '' w
Mrs. Elizabeth Duke, Mrs ,t NJ.
Holley, Mrs. Mabel Downey. Tns
MCGEE, Harold Thomson e ~ :,
Brown, John M. Null. Charlie Nv :
son, John Lang, Edwin Rail- i.
Hubert Llneberger, John K, sis a,
Louise WhitehUrst, Charlie, ",
WI
tiers, Frank Sanders, and Mari,
Shuffler,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
WASHINGTON Society Welcomes
Royall AS Secretary OF War

in the charming Georgetown nome
of the F~orrestals, overlooking the
Potomac. The dinner was a +
well to the retiring Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Patterson and the
guests included the Secretary OF
State, General George Marshall
and Mrs. Marshall, Chief of Staff,
General Dwight Eisenhower and
Mrs. Eisenhower, Senator and
Mrs. Vandenburg, Senator Alben
Barley, Attorney General and
Mrs. Tom Clark, Mrs. A. Jones
York of Concord, Mrs. E. T. Burr
of Raleigh. MI. and Mrs. J. E. 5.
Thorpe of Franklin, and Gen. and
Mrs. Carl Spaatz. There also were
the summer bachelors" from the
official circles, Undersecretary of
the Navy John L. Sullivan, Secre-
tary Julius Krug, and John ]. Nc
Cloy, head of the World Bank.
Pointing up the week for The
Younger set IN Washington was
the dance at which Miss Martha
Best Yorke, niece of the Kenneth
Royals, and Miss Anne Rever-
comb, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Revercomb were guests OF
honor. Also sharing honors, were
Wiley A. Smith of Goldsboro,
house guest OF the Secretary and
Mrs. Royal, who were hosts at
the party which proved to be the
merriest dance of e summer
season. Before the dance got I'M
derway at nine o'clock, Miss
Yorke, and Miss Revercomb were
entertained at a small dinner,
given by Miss Katherine Elkins,
daughter of former Senator Elk
ms; Wednesday, Senator and Mrs.
Revercomb entertained at lunch
con in honor OF Mrs. Yorke and
Miss Yorke and Tuesday at noon,
Miss Elizabeth Heiss was hostess
at the Army-Navy Country club
in honor of Mis- R%evercomb and
Miss Yorke. Wednesday afternoon
Miss Ann Currler was hostess at
a cocktail party at her George
town house in the late afternoon
for the two attractive girls, and
earlier they we're guests of honor
at a swimming party at the home
of Mrs. Morris Cafritz. Thursday
there will be another swimming
party for tn e m, when John
Bowles, will be host at Gibson
Island. After the swim, there will
be supper.
Back to the dance which took
place on the roof of the Army
Navy Country club. with an or
ange half-moon hung o%bligingly
low in the SKY and e Army
forces band playing as the young
folks whirled about the dance
floor, swept by cool breezes and
lighted with colored lights. 1t was
as gala a party as Washington
has seen in many days, for young
folks and they were a handsome
lot. To mention a few among the
two hundred dancing, there was
attractive Edwina Pou Walden
and Averill Borden. who made
their debuts last year in Raleigh
Comdr. William Ruffin Cox, 1t
Col. Albert L. Cox, John Nichols
Wiley Smith, son of DR.. William
Smith of Goldsboro, Tom Candy
Charles Moran. Bellies of the Bal
were the young honorees, Martha
Best and her friend, Ann Rever
comb, each of whom had a hal:
dozen or more corsages from ad'
mirers, but chose rather to tuck
an orchid in their hair. Secretary
and Mrs. Royal were assisted ir
receiving at the dance by Snato1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27

and MS. Revercomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yorke and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. S. Thorpe
Mrs. C. C. Motz was honor
guest at a luncheon Monday at
the Democratic National Woman's
club when Mrs. E. H. Hedrlck,
wife of Repl esentative Hedrlck
entertained prior to the afternoon
tea at which DIR. Cronin spoke on
the importance of preventive
medicine. The tea was the third
of a series of July events. which
will be concluded next week.
The last luncheon of the North
Carolina Congressional Secreta-
ries of the session took place
Thursday in the Senate Dining
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
League Plans
Melon Party

The members of the Past Pc
cahontas League will sponsor a
watermelon cutting at Green
Park on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
All members ale urged to be
present. In case Of rain, call 1891
for further information.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Miss Jane King
And Mr.. Turner
Wed This Month

MI. and Mrs. Frederick Lacy
King of Harbor Island, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Jane Downing King, to Lewis
Turner, II, son of MI. and Mrs.
Lewis Turner, Jr., of Kenosha,
Wis, on July is, at Vermilllon,
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will be al
home August l at Vermillion
where Mr.. Turner is a pre-meo
student at the University of South
Dakota.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Mary Ann GuYton,
Laurence Nelson
To Wed In Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Guyton Of
Wilmington, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary Ann,
to Laurence D. Nelson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w D. Nelson of this city,
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Prosecution Nearing
Climax in Trial Of 4
In Machine-Gun Theft
By the Associoted Press

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 21.-Three
days of testimony by 81 witnesses
put the Government near the cli-
max today in its Federal Court ef-
fort to convict a Maryland business
executive and three former military
flyers on charges of plotting and ex-
ecuting the theft of 81 Navy ma
chine guns from nearby Bush Field.
The prosecution deviated briefly
from it's main stream of testimony
yesterday to introduce statement
that the business man, Karl j. Eli
senhardt, so, showed an interest last
January in planes for military or
tactical use"
Oman Testifies.
This statement came secondhand
in the, testimony of an FBI agent,
Thomas Leach. jr., who attributed
1t to J. Meredith Russell, "a, of Bal
timore, a former Air Forces fight
officer
Russell also was quoted by the
FBI agent as saying he made trip
to York, Pa, to buy bomb fuses for
Eisenhardt. He didn't know what
kind of bombs the fuses were in
tended for, the flyer was quoted as
adding and nothing came of the
trip.
Defendants in the gun theft trial
are Eisenhardt, who lives near Eli
colt City, Md; Russell, Edward
Browder, jr, of Amarillo. Tex, and
Manuel L. Fuego of Miami, Fla
Browder and Fuego both claim mill
tary flying records.
All pleaded not guilty. Their law
yers indicated they would contend
that instead of being stolen the guns
were bought for $425 as Government
surplus scrap"
Arrested April 21.
Assistant United States Attorney
r Reuben Burnside built up testi-
mony that the guns were taken from
the Augusta field in April, flown tc
Baltimore in a BIS plane purchased
earlier by Russell. and trucked to q
furnace room in Eisenhardts base
ment. There. an FBI agent testi-
fed. they were seized on the night
OF April 81.
Curtis G. Reaves, %, of West
minister, Md, testified he helped
Russell truck the weapons from the
Evening star., 1947-11-21
A-6 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
a.

Baltimore airport. Mr.. Leach said
Russell admitted this part in the
transaction. He also attributed to
Russell a statement that Browder
had boasted of obtaining the guns.
Russell was quoted as adding that
he located a surplus plane for Eisen-
hardt early in the year at Bush
Field, that it was purchased for
$4,000 and, he understood, put into
cargo duty in the Dominican Re
public.
The prosecution did not indicate
whether it would seek to develop
any theory of the ultimate desti-
nation of the guns. A Venezuelan
Embassy official said in Washing
ton on May 8 that the weapons
were destined" for his country.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Strike Ballots Issued
By Railway Unions
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Nov. 21.-Three
railroad unions yesterday pushed de-
mands for pay increases and rule
changes with strike ballots as nego-
tiations with the Nations leading
carriers broke down.
Issuance of the ballots-by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers, the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen and
the Switchmen's Union of North
America-brought an immediate
announcement from the carriers
that bargaining had collapsed and
the National Mediation Board
would be asked to intervene.
The management statement was
issued by the Western Railways AS
sociation in Chicago, where nego-
tiations had been carried on by the
carriers and five railroad operating
Evening star., 1947-11-21

hrotherhoods. Last week the Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen and
the Order of Railway Conductors
agreed on a 1914 cent hourly wage
raise and four changes in working
rules.
Alvanley Johnston, head of the
Locomotive Engineers, pointed out
that the referendum would take
about month. Approval of strike
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Radio Series Announced

A series of Sunday radio programs
will be inaugurated by the Rev. DR..
Jane B. Coates of the White Cross
Church of Christ at $50 am. Sun
day over Station WOOK. DR..
Coates will speak on "a United
PRAYER for America"
Evening star., 1947-11-21

action would result In the dispute
then automatically going to the
National Mediation Board.
The earliest lighthouses of record
were towers built by the Iibyans
and Cushites in Lower Egypt with
beacon fires maintained in some of
them by priests.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Fossil hunting Of the week end activities sponsored
by the kotono Copo Perks Above the hunters scotteed
clay pit at Terro Cotto On this outing the porty found
petfed wood estmoed by nourosts be obout 100000
yeors DID, Below Mrs. Arthur Schmolz 4223 South Four Mile
Run drive Arlington digs up rock her Tony wotches
Stor SoH Photos by John Horon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Marriage Licenses

don; Edward Scott and
Weston; Oliver Sandeys 'Slaa
Pearl Holton, Carol steven sn
Cora Owens; Sidney Smnb az
Leila Edwards; Mack Ms,ta-.
and Bertha Perkins; Ha1ry " y
zier and Beulah " Hs,s,,~
Vivian Maynor and Bcrn,ee ", y
lier; James NJ Moblcy sns "a a.
tina johnson; Clarence 4 yS
and Maggie l.. Dalton Ism
Garfield Heath and Nab, NJ
rington. James Royster sns 's az
berta Williams. Charlie / Fl, ~
ing and Marie Pillars Frea .''I \
Mills and Bertha Gnlin s, y
Marshall and Lubefta Cha,'nas
Lawrence II. Murry and Fcrn y
Oliver; Daniel Stepp and AM, :
Mae Salter; Leroy Montaon,'''-,s
and Mildred Wilson: Ned g.,
key and Ernestine jackson wv ~.
L. Davis and Cobhie S,rn'5.
Alonzo G.. Nails j.. and M
l.. Gay.
James Weathcrs AID R,t.
Biggers; Robert McWhor,er sos
Catherine Pulliam: Ecga. a.
ley and LsVona L. Martin RIM
ert Hubert and RUBY SnWg Wg
lie Robinson ard Thclma ! p.
ker; Vernon l.. Thurnan "a
Olivia Johnson: Willie Wm6r,
, CRY and Alberta Hood on,
Nillingham and Mar NOM
gomery; George Bendc and I'm.
ma NJ. Moore. Richard z Brvs,
and Gloria Fuller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Atty. James NJ. Gregory
$40 Z. Boston Blvd.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanoery.
NO. l736s0
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
CHARLES POLLOCK, Plain
TIL VS. LIEN RIO l. L :
OCK, Defendant
Az = session Of said Court
held AZ the Court House in the
City Of Detroit on the 10Th day
Of October, AID, 1887.
PRESENT: Hon. James z. Che
not, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country
the defendant now resides. and
her present whereabouts are I'M
known. that the last known place
Of residence Of said defendant
was II W i17th Street, IN the
City ~ New York CITY. County
81 New York and State Of New
York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

way for a cracked down on those
beauty operators that have con-
Verted their kitchens and base
ments into unauthorized, un
sanitary workshops.
They received two important
letters this week. one. from the
Department of Buildings and
Safety Engineering which stated
that coming laws prohibit resi-
dental beauty laws in many cas-
es, and any one disobeying the
Zonlng Laws Will be prosecuted.
SECOND. a letter from Lula Z.
Bachman. attorney stating that
an audience with Governor Sig
ler has been arranged whereby
offenders OF the coSmetology
standard Will be aired.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE
srArE on MIcHIGAN. c0un

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coun
/ " q Wayne,
Al a session 81 the Pro b ate
4 Court for said County OF Wayne
held al the Probate Court Room
! in the CITY OF Detroit, on the 3th
da,4 Of December, N the We a
one thousand nine hundred and
forty seven.
Present. JOSEPH A MURPHY,
Judge % Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
MARY Z. CHRISTMAS, Decess-
&C.
Harold Z Bledsoe, AdmlniSas-
tor ci said estate. havlng render
s5 10 SAID Court his second sup
Elemental and final account IN
Sa5 r1aiie- anC alcc herewith
us pe-i4en p.sN4rs tat the BAL
sr<s q Sa.1 estate oe turned or
a. ;o TIE Wayne County Ireas-
--v- :, oe cec s.te1 u the Mss
80 ~ -aiCes t4nc
Z. or-eec1. That the tlftcenlh
ass yan-a.y next a. ter
,es ere t-erocn ai Sal1
5.- * appointed to- ca
s--s a-1 4-CN ias sal1 as
-- ans -c-.cg Ssl1 peLacn
4- IS t-rttc OTae.ec
ta ~ ,--s c-1eg ~ pG5-
rr--F.- --.aEt ErettlAs -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Lewis. Rowlefis d Brown
1900 ST. Antoine 81.

1900 ST. Antoine 81.
tag LEGALS
STATE or MICHIGAN,
County IL Wayne
81. asa SEA
~ q re6glon n TIE Pro bate
Court for sad County % Wayne.
held ~ the Probate Court Room
in the CITY ~ Detroit. on the See
ond DAY u December. in the year
one thoussnd nine hundred and
fcrty-Eegen
Present. THOMAS c. MUIR
PLY, Judge % Probate.
In the Mstter Of the Estate Of
WILLIAM ?. SMILEY, Deoeas-
ed
An instrument in writing pur-
/ porting 70 be the last will and tes-
lament 81 said deceased having
been heretofore delivered into this
Court for probate.
n b. ordered. That the 18th day
~ January. next. ~ ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon ~ said Court
Room be appointed for proving
said instrument
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

If YOU TRAVEL, il might be inter-
esting for you to learn that colored AMERl-
CA will be presented travel guide come
May. l94S. This book Will be published by
Foster l.. Jackson OF Chicago. Representing
Detroit, as asst. manager. is Alice Boozer,
young civic and church worker.
She is in the process OF compiling in
tereSting notes and advertisements for this
vicinity This book will sell for 80 cents, will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
CHclt Colsi fo INC County Of
Narne r. Charccrv
No. 424-sss
ELLA L MITCHELL Plain
IN SIS GRAVES z. MITCHELL
Defendant.
At q session of the said Court
held in the Wayne County
Building il Inc City of Detroit.
Michigan on the 18th day Of
Novcmbe~ a. ID l947
PRESENT Hon George 3
Murphy Circuit Judge.
Il Is satisfactorily appearing
from the affidavit ofg,he plain
tsn on file in the above en-
titled cause that the defendant
Graves Z Mitchell. is not a
resident q the State Of Michigan.
but that his last known address
was 80 Fourth Street (rear).
Rankin PENNSYLVANIA
IT IS ORDERED that Graves
2 Mitchell appear and answer
'lg Bill q Complaint. filed in
this cause within three months
from the date Of this Order. or
said bill viii be taken as con-
fessed against him
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of said Order be
sent 70 the last known address
Of said defendant by registered
NAL and IN case no registered
return receipt signed by the
defendant IS received, that this
Order be published as required
BIZ law.
George B. Murphy, Circuit
Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
BY I'd Nurauslu, Deputy Clerk.
1l-20-l-24-48.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

puts Il this way. Joe Louis has
been soft soaped. and has not
been serious enough with his
lighting lately. / agree with the
latter but contrary TO Gordon
this writer feels that Joe, the
greatest of them all. will be seri-
Gus next fight and murder the
man with the six kids.
Not long ago JoAnn Mason.
president of the Westside Beauti-
clans Association started a cam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

And il Is further Ordered. That
a copy OF this order be published
c0ce IN each week for thre c
weeks consecurveiy previous 10
said time OF hearing. IN the ue-
troit Tribune. newSpapei PRINT
ed and circulating IN said County
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
a true copy
LEONARD EDELMAN.
DEPUTY Probate Register
1918. 1877
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

oaign gains st
Black NJ a r k e I
oeauticians. She
cont acted Lam
sing and leading
Beauty organiza-
aons for a def
mite outline 10
follow. To date,
she and her or
ganization have
been instrumen
tai in paving the
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Lewis. Rewlstfs q Brown
1y0n &C Artos,s Street

100 ST. Antoine Street
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court foF the County OF
Wsvre n Chanccry
ANNIE BRADFORD Plaintiff
rs JOE BRADFORD Defendant.
No. A7S-&i3
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
4; session Of said Court held
81 the Court House n the City ~
Deuo.i on TIRE Srd day q Noy. A.
. is4
PRESENT Hon. SHERMAN D
CALENDER Circui; Judge
Satisfactory proof 81 aftioSylt
SHOWING that Z cannot be sScer-
.a..eS h what state Or county The
SAID defendant now resides and
his present where's bouts arc un-
known. ihsi The las; known place
q residence a the SAID defend
ant was c . General Delivery,
C.;y O; La Grange County OF
Tro4p and State q Georgia
OK MOTION or Lewis Row
.e;tc & Brown Attorneys for An
NE Bradford. plsirts herein
IT IS ORDERED that the sid
5eteroar. Joe Bradford defend
ant herein enter MS appearance
2 said cause on Or before Three
months from the cate here Of
,h.s c-ce- Or the Bill az Com.
p.a r, nay Be taken IS confessed
and thst sac O-ie- oe published
scc copy thereof served upon
defendant hy registered mail as
REQ cl-e1 cv laW
SHERMAN D CALENDER
CTcuii Judge
4 lie c. cv
EDGAR y BR.ANIGAN.
Cle-k
Rv I'd MLRAwSKE
Deputy Gers ,.es IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

a MERRY CHRISTMAS and
q HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR. and giving you, YOU and
you a glance OF what ! look like
while wishing these good tidings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

7ndue Tot I n ] s
columnist's pic
.ture TO accom-
|pany the Focal
Scrip. So TO kill
two birds with
one stone ] am
taking this liber-
Ivy Of wishing all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

GREAT LAKES MUTT GAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
gave party in honor OF Louis
Blount al the Civic Center Sat.
urday. Dec. 20. Ira Morgan, vet
eran caterist. prepared the food
Each plate was given his per-
sonal attention. Morgan is now
employed az the Crosse Pointe
Convalescing Home, but hopes TO
reenter the caterist field on his
own in serving parties as only q
man with forty years Of expert
ence can do.
Miracle man Rue Labhau has
much TO be grateful for? One
day last week he travelled along
Shaefer Highway with seven
passengers. A car doing about so
miles minute hit his Cadillac.
which turned over twice NO
ONE received a scratch. II will
cost him cool grand 10 fix the
car because the gray lady driv-
ing the other claimed she was
only doing 90 miles per hour.
There were no witnesses.
There have been many requests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

Marriage license applications
received by Wayne County Clerk
during the period of Dec. 8-l3
inclusive, are as follows:
James Bracey and Lois Nc
Million; Ryan Lewis and Sophie
Smith; Godfrey Gould and Eel
ma Fox. Frank E. Reedel and
Nell Browning: Arthur l.. Vorus
and Mary c. Colts; Odell Foster
and Anna M, Henry; Melvin
Parker and LaDonia Wilson;
Henry {. Chambers and Aman-
da c. Johnson; Peter P Thomp-
son and Alean Van; Robert l..
Wright and Annie l.. Smith.
Ivory Bingham and Catherine
Williams. Ollie Henderson and
Lillian NJ. Burns: Herbert Reese
and Hilda l.. Williams. Lee A..
Oliver and Odessa 4. Sherman;
Edward w. NewSome and Matte
Thompson: Paul Mason and Sal
lie L. Hurd; Erwin Nixon and
Lou f. Taylor; Nelson Brown
and Willie NJ. Carter Frank
Poole and Lindora Johnson;
Alonza w. Major and Dorothy
M. Simpson.
Jessie Harris and Eunice Lon