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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07
NEWS FROM
Big Point

The Rev. James Williamson
filled his regular appointment
here Sunday.
Mrs. r. H. Young and son and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07

tending the military funeral of
Sgt. Golf Sunday afternoon.
Ernie Lee Nelson visited in the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. James
Williamson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson and
o visited relatives here Sunday
and attended church Sunday
night.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07
Holy Communion
e On Sunday For
Knights Of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus re-
ceived corporate communion at
Our Lady of Victories church on
Sunday. November 2, at 800
o'clock mass.
Immediately following this mass
breakfast was served in the new
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-12

lovica itd), a Sc predno je do
segla pod zemljo Unico, Sc je
blizu Rakeka udrl mad MO strop
in nastala je mad 2 KIN dolga
Rakova dolina: ma eni strani
tece voda IL crne luknje, ma
drugi 10 sprejme zopet crno
zrelo. Tu in tam pa Sc cree vo-
do vzpenjajo SLIM skalni mosto-
vi, ostanki nekdanjega jamske-
ga stropa.
|" Torej Pivka pritece kot Uni
ca pri Planini iz slime Malograj-
ske jane ma dan. Toda tel cud-
nj vodi nj usojeno, dolgo gleda-
ii bell dan.. Kakor kaca Sc wi
ia po polju, navelica Sc solnca
in zopet izgine polagoma po
stevilnih poziralnikih v zemljo.
LIE ma dveh mestih "a malo ca
sa so jo nasli raziskovalci pod
zemljo in sele S pomocjo bar
vanja Sc je posrecilo dokazati,
da je tista velika voda, XII vre
pri Vrhniki kot Ljubljanica ma
dan, v resnici Unica, XII izginja
ma Planinskem polju pod zem-
ljo!
In tako Sc godi po Krasu vse
nase drzave: voda izginja pod
zemljo in lie ma poljih Sc prika-
ze "a malo casa ma svetlo. Kra-
ske planote pa trpe zejo, da
umirajo ljudie, zivali in rastli-
ne.
Pa vrnimo sc k onim tesnam,
XII tn in tam ovirajo podzemelj-
ski tex vode. Po nalivih reka
naraste, dere po sirsih podze.
meljskih jamah do omenjenih
ozin, XII prepuscajo lie navadnc
mnozino vode naprej. Zato zac.
ne voda zalivati jamo visje ir
visie in zacne seveda zaostaja.
tt tudi ma kraskem polju, il ka.
terega Sc izliva v podzemlje.
Kraska polja pa so kadunje
liz katerih sc more voda odte
kati le podzemeljskim potom ir
ker je ia po nalvih nezadosten
cato torej nastajajo posebno '
l jeseni, ko pri mas najvec dezuje
, ma teh poljih slime povodnji!
: Polja Sc izpremene v globo
Dalje ma 7. str.J
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-12
Zacetek ribiSke sezone ma Oh

Zacetek ribiske sezone ma Oh
ridu. SploSne razmere ribicev SO
Sc bistveno izboljsale po osvobo-
ditvi. Zdaj so ribici dobro orga-
nizirani in opremljeni. Monopo-
la "a kupcevanje z ribami, XII SO
ga imeli prejsnje case trgovci,
nj vec. Makedonsko kmetijsko
ministrstvo je nedavno odobrilo
kredit 100000 din "a obratni
kapital ribiskega kolektiva in "a
zgraditev moderne ribnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-12

&c in visokega pogleda bi bi-
la njegova povrsina podobna
kozavi kozi.
Voda pa 81 ne isce poti samo
po dolinah v globino, ampak
tudi po sirsih razpokah. TIE je
scasoma tako silno razsirila,
da so nastali globoki prepaid,
strah prostega ljudstva, a Ia
nimiv pr ed ct raziskovalcev.
Tudi takih prepadov je mnogo
in globoki so nekateri izmed
njih! Kacna jana pri Divaci
meri 18O m. Ona pri Trebizu
mad Trstom pa kar 323 m! Ma
Dolenjskem ina Krviska okro-
glica 93 m, Marjansica "a m
it'd!
Skoraj ma vsako vecjo izmed
teh jam Sc vezejo zanimive pri-
povedke in pravljice, kakor n.
primer: deklica s parom
volov je padla 'nekdaj v brez-
dno in jarem je priplaval zopet
ma dan tam in tam y No,
vecina teh prepadov je danes
po trudapolnem in nevarnem
delu raziskana in le V nekate-
! rih redkih slucajih SO nasli raz-
iskovalci spodaj tekoco vodo,
kakor n. pr. Pivki jami in
Trebiskem prepadu. Povsod
| drugod Sc prepaid vecinoma kon-
| ca slepo, tn in tam pa je spo-
| daj kot podaljsek kapniska ja-
ma.
Voda pa, XII pronica po teh
prepadih v globino, Sc razgubi
med gruscem in novimi razpo-
kami navzdol. Kan?
| Kraski skladi so seveda pre-
kopani po vsej svojl razpro-
stranosti in te razpoke sluzijo
vodi v gotovi globini kot kama
Iii. Gotovo je trajalo neskonc-
no dolgo, da 81 je voda poiska.
la pot V vodoravni smeri dc
vedno nizje lezecih krajeV in S
| je najugodnejse razpoke S po,
| mocjo ogljikove kisline kolikol
lmogoce razsirila. Ustvarila j
" notranjosti kraskih pokrajir
slime prostore. Samo one jane
| XII 81 jih je ustvarila pod zem
lilo Pivka in ME Cerkniski pri
| tok, merijo V daljavo mad q
| KIM Posamezni deli imajo visi
1 no do 80 m in po njih dere pod
| zemeljska reka V grozni teml
| nj dalje. Mestoma jo stiskajt
stene Cd strani in Cd zgoraj, de
] Sc komaj prerine dalje; vcaslf
l pa, pOsebno kadar naraste, NJ
more VISA mnozina Vode skoz
lite tesni naprej.
! Tedaj Sc pritne tezka dobs
. "a kraska polja. Kraske reke ST
izlivajo namrec IL enega poll;
-Iv drugo, nizje lezece. Tako n
j pr. tece Pivka pri Postojni poo
zemljo, pa pride ma dan cope
/ pri Planini kot Unica, XII pa j
: Sc pod zemljo dobila pritok OF
, Cerkniskega jezera. Ia voda p'
, lie deloma re tudi preje potova
la DO cudnih potih: izVrela j
pri Prezidu ma hrvaski meji il
!, sc tam tudi skrivala pod zem
i ljo. Nato je privrela kot Obrl
" Loskem polju ma dan in tan
tudi zopet izginila po kratken
, | teku ter vnovic v Cerknisken
i jezeru pritekla il zemlje. O'
robu Cerkniskega jezera in
. njegovem dnu so jo pogoltnil
poziralniki (Velika in Mala Kar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-12
p. KUNAVER:
.KRAS IN NJEGOVE
.LEPOTE

Mnogo sto in stotisoc bednih |
vojakov je med vojno spoznalo
Kras, XII pokriva naso drzavo
cd Albanije preko Crne gore,
Bosne in Herzegovina, Dalma-
cije, JUNE Hrvaske in Sloveni
lie do nam vzete Soce. Toda vel
Gina je preklinjala njegovo go-I
ljavo, XII jih je izdajala nasprot-
niku, njegovo kamenje, XII jihl
-je bolj ubijalo kot zelezo raz-
kajocih Sc granat, in njego-
vo suso, XII jih je morila tako
neusmiljeno.
Poznam pa tudi mnozice, Xxi
Sc danes blagoslavljajo kraske
velike jane, kajti v ogromnih
prostorih v materi zemlji SO ma
sli pod d debelimi skalnatimi
plastmi tisoci varno zavetje
pred najstrasnejsimi topovski-
mi izstrelki. In tedaj je marsi-
kdo vzljubil mogocno naravo
Krasa XII cuva V svojem skal-
nem osrcju toliko velicastnih
krasOt.
krasko gorovje je IL apnen~
ca, XII pokriva gori nastete de-
zele kot vec sto do tisoc metroV
debela plast. Toda to plast so
V brezmejnih, milijonletnih de-
bah podzemeljske sile nagubale,
da je postala valovita. Pri TEN
pa je apnenec seveda tudi moe
no razpokal. Med posamezniml
| gubami so nastale slime kota-
ME, navadno podolgaste, da so
\ podobne velikanskim bantam,
| Pri mas imamo takih kotanj, ki
iih imenujejo znanstveniki "po-
lja", precej, t. n. pr: Pivsko po-
lie pri Postojni, Planinsko polje
pri Planini, Cerknisko pole
Ribnisko pole. Racensko polje
in Dobrepolje. Najvecje "polje'
nase drzave je Livanjsko pole
V Bosni, XII je so KIN dolgo!
Toda ia polja so cudna polja
| in le prav malo njihovega sve.
| ia je mogoGe obdelati, cetud
/ iih pokriva mestoma kar vet
/ metrov debela plast rodovitne
| zemlje! Kaj je temu vzrok? Vo'
/ da!
/ Kakor sem ze gori omenil, sc
| plasti kraSkega apnenca silnt
\ razpokane. Izpodnebna voda Y
| obliki dezja in snega 81 seveds
isce vedno najDlizjo pot navzdo
| in jo najde ma Krasu ravno '
/ stevilnih razpokah, XII jo vede
10 globine zemeljske skorje.
/ Vendar voda nj skoraj nj
kdar cista in vsebuje prece
II ogliikove kisline. Ia kislina pt
/ je vodi to, kar je kamnosekl
/ dleto: MO razjeda najdebelej
Sc skalne plasti, jih tekom pre-
/ mnogih tisocletij izpira, drobi
II odnasa in dale Krasu mnogote
re zaninive oblike.
II Predno bono sledili vodi '
Il globino, 81 moramo ogledat
Il niene umetne izdelke ma po
i vrsju zemlje:
Il V krasnih kraskih gozdovil
Il nam zazijajo vcasih nasprot
/ goljave samega kamenja, glad
/ kin skal, XII jih preprega pre-
II mnogo vzporednih zlebicev. Gin
dalje je voda razjedala te skale
| tenn globokejsi SO zlebovi in me
II stoma so tudi po vec metro,
II globoki. Polagoma pa razpada
II 10 tudi medstene in nastan'
Il prava kamenita puscava, k
II utrudi potnika.
II Pravi znak Krasa pa SO "do
II line, S katerim imenom imenu
II ie krasovec navadno okrogl
i kotanje, katerih premer mer
II cd nekaj metrov do vec sto me
II troy. Nekaterih dino je skalovi
II to, vecinoma pa so pokrite
II rdeco zemljo. Voda je namre
Il izrabila n. pr. emo razpoko al
III vec skupaj. Razjedala je apne
Il nee, ga donasala seboj, lie pri
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w 1Nhs
Happy over the trek to the
altar 10 be taken by Muriel
Simmons and Purnell Shelton
next month, popular Thelma
Marie Starks decided 10 honor
the affianced with a cocktail
party at her home on Holbrook
guests welcomed by our hostess
Sunday. Included among the
dressed in chic black and white
hostess pyjamas were Or. and
Mrs. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Polk. Ben Davis, Henri An
derson, Dr. David Northcross.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Womack.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson.
Mrs Margaret Lawson. George
Rain, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans.
The hostess had very attractive
hors d'ouevres with a colonial
centerpiece.
Mrs. Beatrice Gillian OF Trow-
bridge honored her visiting sis
ter Miss Louise Foust Of To-
peka Kansas and played hos
tess to her bridge club on Sat-
urday. The game Of the hour
was not bridge however but
Court Whist. Emerging as vic--
torlous prize winners were Mrs
Corrine Martin first prize win
ner, Mrs. Pauline Milton and
MIS- Alice Haley third prize
winner Others present were
MeSdames Mary Lee Msrtin
Frances Hagans, Marogodine Ro-
hlnson Marcclla Peterson Eve
Iyn Palmer. Elena Boddie Aux
vase Dixon One OF the fea-
lures Of the evening was the
showing 81 kodachrome moving
PICTURES Of the family Dr. Jas.
Gillian and his heirs. and the
Doohttle's Costume party.
The Howard University Alum
~ Club proved themselves TOP
hosts too. Rounding up many
Of the local Howarditcs al the
Club $685. Century Room. The
officers and club members were
addressed BY r Fuller Of the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
out Of Cleveland Ohio. Seated
at the speakers table with Ly-
man Burris, presiding were MIS-
/. Burris, Dr. and Mrs T. NJ
, Malone. Atty and Mrs. Joe
Brown and ATTY and Mrs. Har.
old Bledsoe Others for whom
covers were laid around the
banquet table were DR.. and Mrs
f Seabrooks, Atty. and Mrs.
Willis Graves. Or. and Mrs
wart Toodle. Judge Ira
Jayne, Atty and Mrs. Herbert
Dudley. Atty JudSon Powell
and others Another tops for
this week was the bridge break.
fast given by Mrs Maggie Bugs
who entertained her bridge club
al her home Among the ladies
playing cards and partaking OF
a delightful cuisine were Mes
DANES Ira Whitby. John Oancy
Valerie Pettitord. Joseph Thorn
as, Henry Talliaferro. Clement
Scott and Brumal Penick
Bridge club have a wav oi
meeting at the same time Otu
calendar shows that on the same
day over on the Westside. popu.
lar school marin Elsie Wilson
was entertaining her bridge
club at her home on 18th. Anc
among the ladies assemble
there we find Mesdames sam.
mye Can't Rema Blllingslea
( Aretas Blaney. Helen Greer
Marian Coleman Geraldine Mar.
tin Naomi Walton and GARNER
Pratt
SURPRISED
Also on the West side Of De.
troit. gathered for a good time
on the natal day Of Joseph Raj
ford were several couples 'Twa
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DELTAS
lcontlnned LON nage 81

1920. Second r2e winner was
Mrs Glacvs Mls Others wers
Mrs II Howell Mss q Palmer.
Mary Biarkbutn MS CAROLYN
Glover Mrs Aileen McCamp-
tell O TuEslc Mrs Edyth
Chapman. Maan Evans Mrs.
Mamie sims Mrs Leona Lang.
Mrs. Frances Polk. N Dodson.
Mrs Berrce Cook. Mrs Bur-
nricc Hoagland Mrs Georgia
Thornton. Mrs Bernice Harper.
E Rrvant and Mesdan1es Rose
jackson and l. N Brown, win
urgs az auction.
Assisting the Citizens Commit.
tee IN arrangements were mem.
hers ~ the committee from Del.
"a sigma Theta Sorority headed
hv Mrs. Katie Fuller This ven.
ture marks the first activity
uf the Citizens Committee in
lnport - the Delta Home for
Clals. with the more than thirty
Cltlc-minded and enthusiastic
women formulating plans fog
several othe- ventures II in
tcrest a. this project
Tho site Of the Home IS 1858
Mt Elliott.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-08
TALLADEGANS MEET

At their last meeting IN the
Plymouth Club room Detroit
Talladegans began arrangements
for their observance Of Tallade-
ga DaV, Sunday March 3D. Mcm-
berS anticipate the arrival of DR..
A. d. Bethel, dynamic President
of the College, who Will be guest
speaker in the morning services
at Plym outh Congregational
Church on Talladega Day.
Officers for l947 were also
elected with Esther Lamar as
president Tubby Washington,
vice presidents Eleanor Fisher,
Jane Foster and Evelyn Barnes
as secretaries, Ethel Crawford,
treasurer, Peter Casey. parlla-
mcntarian; Nimrod Sher M n
scrgeant-at-arms, and Jerry Dix
on. historian.
The club was later entertained
by the Nominating Committee Of
which Mrs, GlaydS Ellis Bowen
was chairman. Seen executing
their skill with the 50 at bridge
and whist were Mamye James,
Frances Miller, Margaret Lock
ard, Ouida Harrison. Betty Kind
le. Countess Whatley and Emer-
son Craig. Between munches Of
the delicious canapcs one OF the
versatile members gave lnstruc-
tons in the principals and play
of card games requiring the issue
Of ; cards per person.
The next meeting is expected
to be equally as entertaining. All
graduates former students and
teachers are urged 10 be IN at
tendance al the next meeting on
March 10 at $50 p m. in the
basement club room Of Plymouth
Congregational church, Beaublen
at Garfield.
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70, a month
Forrester 3 Washington At
lanta Universlty preXy VIII be
in Detroit over the week end
and VIII be a special guest Of
the Moto City Press Club IN
the Club 666s.
Mrs Matte Frazier Of Hot
Springs. Va. has been the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackwell
coNGRATs AND ORCHIDS
Our congratulations tins week
20 70 the Dental Waves Aux
ilarv who are off with bang
for the Dental Association cone
venug In Detroit IN Aug They
have elected new slate o. ~
liccrs with Mrs Alberta Bow
man as president Lillian Jack
son as vice president J = Me-
MILAN secretary Na0la Catch
ineS. assistant secretary; Thclra
Bran parl.sr entarian lris Cox
rs treasurer TAey are planning
10 entertain their national offs
Gers on March j when thev
VISIT here 20 wind ID plans az
a reception al the home ~ Mrs
Lydia Gogglns ca Arden Park
And 20 Mrs Teen johnson
and Incz King VINO delivered -
all sealed-.a most beautiful and
successful bridge party n be-
hah Of the Delta Sigma Theta
Home Tor GIRLS Tho SIS S larg-
c.t room was orortlow1ng WITH
Detroit Crcr playing buege
for a worthy cause
And 10 Helen Thomas who an.
nounces that the 1887 Jahber
Wock Is the best cvcr and al.
set for FRIDAY night
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MEMBERS

We want more personal news.
Will you cooperate7 Send us the
names Of your oui-of-iown guests
Let US know If your baby was
Chrisiened. Drop a card TO the
Detroit Tribune. 2l46 ST. nioine.
then watch for il in the Detroit
Tribune. Personals Column"
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FEATURES
DEATH NOTICE

Funeral services will be held
for Mrs. Orville E. Fooie. Friday
at u noon at the Second Baptist
church.
Mrs. Fooie passed away Mon
day, March 3. after prolonged H.
ness
She leaves a husband. Orville
z. Fcoie. 100 Trowbridge, and
two brother. Charles Pennabaker
and Nimrod Pennabaker, both
OF New York.
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Miss Adricnne Daniels. Mrs.
Alice Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Blackwell Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones, Mr. and Mrs
John Bullet. Mr. Aurelius Ro-
binson and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hudson. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Hawkins and others.
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a complete surprise To Sir Raj
ford, planned and executed
without a hitch by his charming
wife, Mrs Frances Ralford
Among a few Of the couples on
hand we're Mr. and Mrs Prem
tiss Walker, Mr. and Mrs Stu
art Toodle. Atty. and Mrs. VII
lis Graves, Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph jenkins Mr. and Mrs The
odore Page Mr. and Mrs. Har-
voy Mitchell and others.
And 50 they were married
and what a winsome and charm
ing pair they made as they tied
the knot at Plymouth ConErega-
tional church with Rev Horace
White officiating Twas Miss
Birney Watkins and Edgar Dow
ey Nance A reception was held
for the pair az the Urban League
Champagne flowed and crowds
milled in and out until the
stroke Of twelve Assisting as
hostesses were Lowell Locke
Evelyn Palmer. Margaret Ben
nett Gwendolyn Harkless Hoag
Bculah Brewer and Doris King
Ushers for the occasion were
Fletcher Routt. Clifton Graham.
Wilbur Hughes Jack Barthwell
and Tommie Nance.
ANOTHER BRIDE
Then there is our other bride
Of the month. Mrs. Lillian VIII
Hams Buckner, local school
marin, who was feted with a
linen shower this week by her
co-Wo.kcrs Mildred Smith and
Alice Williams AZ the home Of
the former on 28th street Lii
liam Buckner VIII leave come
june and the closing Of school
for California 10 ioin her hus-
band who IS making a home for
them there.
BATHING BEAUTIES SOUGHT
And men know how to enter
tain. to0-but definitely - p G
members Of the bathing beau
ty committees Of the MaTaccl
Temple No 10 who are SPONSOR
ing big bathing beauty contest
to be held in Detroit IN June
and eliminating IN uati1n-
wide contest in Atlantic CIV,
n j., gave a sWanky dinner for
the female members of the
< Saturday Clifton Russian, Gar
I Press at the Garfield Lounge
field Lounge proprietor, acted al
official host Assisting him as
members Of the committee were
suave Jimmy Smith. B J. Alex
ander, chairman Harry Cross.
Edward Mclaughlin. Paul II
Fields and Noble kson.
Among the ladies present were
Mesdames Vivian Cooper. Lvn-
nctte Penn. Cecil Boykin. Miss
Nina Garner and yours truly.
TRAVELOGUE
Or Thomas Brown has ueked
out 10 California TO JON his
spouse, Mrs Mignon Brown The
two viii return the last az this
month FLYING back from Wash
ington, d. c where She Wit
+ messed the awarding Of the Wen
dell Willkic award. is dynamic
Grayce Sadler ace newspaper
woman The highlte of her trir
was falling 70 sleep and not
( awakening until She had ar.
rived in Chicago
Mrs Alvin Barcfeld nee Dor
/ riS Bell, was IN town from
/ BROOKLYN. n y where she is
now making her home for a
few DAYS for visit with her
! family. d. and NJ Haley Bell
/ Mrs George Cathcart and The
three Cathcart heirs are baskine
IN the Georgian sun in Athens
! Georgia Mrs Cathcart and her
son and daughters will he gone
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CO-ETTES DONATE
TO WORTHY CAUSES

The Co-ETTES. lovely young
sociai,cs, made a very definite
contribution 10 the civic inter
ests Of Detroit on last Sunday
afternoon at their Chocolate
Hour. Held at 800 Boston Boule.
ward more than fifty persons
slipped the delicious chocolate
and witnessed the awarding Of
Two sizeable checks to the De-
trot Girl Scouts.
FEATURES
Hghlghhng the afternoons
entertainment was the showing
N techuicolor film on life at
The Girl Scout camp. Camp
Metamora by Mrs. Kay Rich
ards Executive Director OF the
Girl Scouts. Mrs. Richards was
presented 10 the group by Mrs
Ramon o. Hatcher former Of
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PHILLIPS WEDDING FETE
is ATTENDED BY MANY

The Robert Hansbuy Phillips who surprised family and
friends by speaking their secretly September 1913
honored at reception last Sunday night Hosts for the lovely
affair the Detroit Urban League the parents
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Franklin Hundreds Of
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BRIDE

0AhA1L
The honoree, Rosemary. was
quite lovely in a gown OF Valen-
ciennes lace designed with a fit.
ted bodice and very boulfant
skirt The low decolletage was
accented by tiny blue bows,
which also appeared as hemline
interest Her corsage was Of iris
and carnations.
In the receiving line with the
bride and groom were the pa
cnts Of both. Mrs. Stanley
Franklin chose a gown OF aqua
crepe which featured side
drape. She wore accents of pink
Mrs. William Phillips, mother
of the groom, wore a very be-
coming gown of rose brocade
satin with accessories of white
Miss Dolores Franklin, sister Of
the bride, chose pink lace made
with an off-shoulder effect and
pink accessories. John Franklin.
the brides brother was also in
the receiving line. They stood
IN front OF a bower Of palms
and huge beauty baskets of
flowers with candelabra al each
end Of the line.
HosTEsSES
Introducing the many guests
TO the honored couple was Miss
Jacqueline Williams. She was
charming in an ivory Jersey
gown which was draped brace
fully. Other hostesses were Mes
DANES Dyer, Fits, Smelling,
Blackwell, Bennett. Sh arp | G Y,
Franklin and Scott; Misses Will
liams Andrew, Mccoy, Palmer
and Earl
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Ruthia Mitchell and
daughter, Of New York City
sister-in-law; Mrs. Walla e
Franklin and Mrs Arlena Scott
Of Ann Arbor, Michigan Other
guests were Mrs. Nell Mullins,
Mrs. John Sharpley, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Vernon, Mr., and
Mrs. Malcolm Byrd, Andrew
Waundless. Henry Wallace, Hew-
| it Brown. MI and Mrs. James
Grant. Mr. and Mrs c. {.
Smith
Nj. and Mrs. John Alexander
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fetal Of the Girl Scout move.
ment in this city. Accompany
ing the leaders was Miss Char.
lotte Williams. field secretary
They received a check for TWEEN.
ty-five dollars from the girls
Representing the NAACP
were Edward Swan, executive
secretary and Rev. Robert l.
Brady, president OF the orga
nization. They made interesting
comments and received a check
for seventy-five dollars. Mrs.
George Reed was also a guest,
MEMBERS
Officers and members OF the
group are Carol Shaw, presi-
dent; Kathryn Hurley, vice pres
ident. jeanette Bobie, recording
secretary; Cudelia Bradford, cor
responding secretary; Rose Mary
Burton, assistant corresponding
secretary: Rita Woodson, treas
urer: Dorothy johnson, Torres
Hendricks, Dorothy very,
Elaine Graham. Shirley Graham,
Vivian Clayton. Gloria Ovens,
ANNA Lundy and Dorothy De.
Bro.
Mrs, Mary Agnes Davis is the
sponsor Of the club.
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Bits OF BanterinQ
b. Bobbys

This is The Month When The Irish Hold Sway!
Green is tn eMotf for St. Patrickc Day.!
And so it with some Of cur Tops Hostesses of the
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cards of years may give them to the ACCA too. Mrs. Susan En- g1ish has a box at
 the postoffice into which the Chris 8 tmas cards can be dropped.