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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
DEATHS
SPORTS CAVALCADE-
RIVER ROUGE DEFEATED

The River Rouge PantheIs and
the Ecorse Red Raiders staged
their annual football classic at
EcorSe Stadium under the arcs
Thursday night. The Painters
pre-game favorites. lost by a
score Of II to s. The fighting
Red Raider eleven won for the
second time in 10 years OF COM
petition with the Panthers and
the outcome was surprising to
all who witnessed the game.
Beaten by virtually every
team in the league. Ecorsc was
expected TO take severe beat
ing from It's supposedly superior
opponents. whose record OF vic
tories against league teams was
spectacular. But the fighting
EcorSe eleven rose 10 unbeliev-
able heights for the occasion
and despite their past record
for the season. have realized
moral satisfaction as result
of their victory.
Please phone news in on or
before Sunday TO vi. 2-8359.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
Music For Fun
Offered Adults
At GAR Center

Group singing. voice training
and piano playing by ear and
note are offered as part of the
spare.time music program Of
fered free 10 adults by the De-
psrtment of Parks and Recrea-
ton
Music for Fun" IS the theme
Of a singing group meeting al
7'30 p m every Tuesday al the
G. A r Recreation Center Cas-
and Grand River. The slogan is
IF you can talk YOU can sing.
and what a LOT Of pleasure they
get from the class. Although il
IS not designed 10 train opera
singers, the class members do
learn the fundamentals Of voice
training and even after the first
lesson individuals will be amazed
az their Improvement
The piano playing classes meet
at ? o. m Fridays at the G A.
r. Recreation Center and al
730 p. m. Thursdays at Cass
Tech High School Csss and
Second
All groups are open for new
members but since the enroll.
ment is limited in order for
everyone 10 get the most out oi
the instruction, prospective mem.
bcrs are asked 10 register a
once
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

mess that elres
fast service 10
the vicinity
It's the only
prescription lab
oratoIY owned
md operated by
a Negro on the
WeStSlde How
ard Nelson OPEN
d the bu mess
not long dgo on
w est Warren
md it's named
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

al houlS ol lnc
night. T here
were the little
beggarS, seeking
goodies. TO help
the poor. The
bon-f in Cool
idge field at
tracted throngs
of Riddles and
grown ups too.
The River
r &c High
chool band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

urday Nov ] Their attractive
dining room was decor ated very
beautifully and had Cafe
Society mood Tor the many
guests who turned out To enjoy
the tasty well prepared foods
epWcd Among those there were
T. l. Fostcr manager OF Parker
House Sausage Company for De-
trolt Rov Stevens. theatrical ed
i'or 81 the Michigan Chronicle.
Lafayette l. Gladdis. Miss Doro-
thy Brown Nh and Mrs Frank
Osborne. NJ and Mrs Edward
Terrell Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Thomas Nj and Mrs Tommy
Hughes Nj and Mrs L. Coop
or Ms Lavcrnr Douglas. Mr..
and Mrs John J Morris Mr.
and Mrs Mitchell Noble Eddie
Holland James DomaS. Oscar
Berry Jimmie Fitzgerald. De-
lorcS Csncles and many many
others The Bridgewatcrs have
been Instrumental in Keeping
their dining room on the pre-
ferred lis, in top notch STYLE
for the people who appreciate
high standards and classy at
moSphere Congratulations
To hlghlipht the affair the
Isaac Tcrrells brought their
wedding reception party there
To- continue their entertaining
of friends and relatives from
the Mt Vernon Center Tho
Tcrrcll'S were married Oct 25.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
Bard Elected
YMCA Prexy to
Succeed Coffin

Announcement is made that
Oscar L. Bard president Of the
Michigan Tool Company and
director Of various other INDUS
trial concerns. has been elected
president Of the board OF di-
rcctorS Of the Detroit YMCA.
He succeeds Howard A. Coffin.
Congressional representative 18th
district president for the past
u years,
J King Harness and PrentisS
NJ Brown will serve as vice
presidents Fred Todd. treasurer.
Ralph Hileman, secretary; and
Paul B Moody counselor
Mr. Bard has been member
OF the Y board since 1889. he
is also active in social service
work and religious circles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
14syf6tcAL
SCRIP
~
~ MOtq RaAet1ox Hatp7 .

Little Gloria l.. sDhnSOn II
celebrating her first birth
day this month. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j o h n o II, proprletors of
.Iohnsons Recreat ion on
Chene. Baby Johnson has
suffered with colds since
birth but her healthy app
pearance has camouflaged
this condition. Nom and pop
are hoping that she viii out
crow this little difficulty as
the DAYS pass.
Amy A. Bonney, dress de-
signer. has opened a sewing
room ON West Warren. and
il shares space in Mllady'S
Vanity Beauty Salon Mrs.
Bonnev has lived on the West
side for quite few years and
the mother of popular MaviS
Bonncy Social worker and b.
year old Joseph Bonney Mrs
Bonney SpcclahzeS IN nurses
mattresses and ushcfs uniforms
ILLS Rawls and Clarence
Brown We're among the person
alttcs who aided the promotion
OF the clsborate fashion show
gwen al Metropolitan Baptist
Church Monday. Nov 3 Lily
has been away from the Motor
CIV studying the art OF model
ing and charm AZ an exclusive
school nea Chicago She Is now
negotiating TO open her own
model agency
Halloween night the charming
Noyen Club gave dance ~ the
Ciaftsmcn's Club This club en-
ables Dorothy Checks GLADYS
Cook. Beatrice Bantom Mary
Bcruan Villa Mae Cheeks
Irene Rowe Marian Atkins, and
Francis Wellington TO give af-
fairs and save money for Christ
mas presents. They also do cha
ritv work,
The Wcstsidc Is fortunate 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

Nelson's Pharmacy He is q grad
uatc OF Howard University and
former employee OF Tdndvs
Prescription Laboratory on the
EaStSlde
Hazel and Edward Bridgewaier
of McGlaw Hotel celebrated
their inst ycaI in business Sat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
Reds Celebrate US.
Recognition of USSR

Marking the anniversary OF
the recognition OF the Soviet
Union by the United States a
rally on Sunday. Nov. rs Will
have as It's theme In Peace
rs in War American Soviet
Friendship The featured speak
err an authority on the Soviet
Union. who has made numerous
visits TO that country studying
It's social, cultural and industrial
life. Will be James W Ford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
DoWnriver HoIIowe en-
Celebrations Enjoyed

The Young Matrons Club met
IN the home of Mrs. Marie Love
OF 355 Polk on Tuesday evening.
The Wayne Vacation Club
met in the home of Mrs. o.
Shelton, secretary of the club,
OF 1913 Alexandrine, on Friday.
a very delightful luncheon OF
chicken, creamed potatoes. car
rots and peas. cake and ice cream
was served by the hostess. Plans
were discussed as TO the draw
ing Of names for the Christmas
gifts to be given. The next
meeting will be held in the
home of Mrs. Sturghl OF 5003
Vinewood. Marie Love, president.
BLESSED EVENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wise OF 444
Palmerston announce the birth
OF a son in the Sumby Hospital
on Oct. %.
DEATHS
The seven week old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Linnell Goode.
succumbed TO pneumonia on
Monday, Oct. ~. IN their home
at sol Eliot. We wish To- cx-
tend our deepest sympathy to
the hereaved parents and fam
lily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

played many FAMILIAR SONGS and
marched around the field with
masked and eostumed youngsters
following, singing to the top of
their voices. The cool weather
Late in the evening persuaded
them to turn in early after the
school parties and all day play
ing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
SOCIAL ITEMS

The Young Peoples Choir of
the Union Baptist Church gave
their silver tea Sunday Nov.
in the basement OF the
church. The choir was divided
INTO three groups, each repre-
scnting different things. one
group, the Japanese, another
Fall and last, the country farm.
The display was lovely and very
interesting The Country Farm
Display won first prize.
On Sunday Nov 9 the Nurses
Guild will give their silver tea
between 4 and 6 o'clock in the
basement of the Union Baptist
Church. The Rev. +. c. Cope
land, pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
CITY LIST JOB
OPENING

job openings with the city
OF Detroit were announced this
week by the Civil Service Com
mission. Further details may be
secured from the commission
office on the 10th floor oi the
Water Board building. 735 Ran
dolph street.
Jobs now open are trdnspor-
tation equipment operator unlor
building operating engineer.
senior building operating cngi-
neer. unlor accountant. and
semi senior accountant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. ll-sTATED MEETINGS Isl
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK. Ord Wednesday. Worthy
Mairon-Nrs Nancy White 522 Erskine; Worthy Patron
Mr.. Richard White S22 Erskinei SeerotarYMrs Grace
B. Balenger. 1855 Goth ST. LA. ASST.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETINGS LIST Fri
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Matron-Miss
Wilhelmina r. Lewis. 1918 Bddle. TY s257 Worthy Pa
on-M George W. Lewis. 3sls Biddle. TY 5l2s7; sscrs
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS LIST Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy Matron-Mrs.
Matte Collins 202s Meade TO. 7-sl0li Worthy Patron
Mr.. S. c. Reid l7426 Maine TW. l-5676i SecrearY-Nars
Doris Mae Ray. 1856 Yemans.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2l-STATED MEETINGS End Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 4ih Friday. Worthy Msiron-Mrs'
Ethel Brokemond. ese MedburY TR. 23s7s Worthy Pa
fron-Mr Devoid HoeY. l027S Cardoni; SeerefarY-Mrs'
Ayce Yancey 3l37 Russell TE $685. ....-. =,
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 2s /. STATED MEI fJ LSSS N
fron-Mrs Mary Hudson 1852 Chestnut FL SelI worLnY
patronMr GEORGE 1884 Majestic Ferndalei Sec
rsisy-Mrs. Nellie Wilson 2osz1 MYomrg: sa
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. 20 - STATED MEETINGS zno
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 4h WednesoaI, wor rIer
Maron-r Azze Rhodes. so2l Whiiewo0d i S-s r~
Worthy pafron-Mr Paul B. Rhodes SUI
e.sieS; socrefsry-Mrs. Beatrice " Fleming Sssz BOX
wood. TY. so573 -~,,,-, a..
cAPsToNE CHAPTER NO. 70 = STATED MEETINGS. IN. me
Thursday DEGREE WORK 4th Thursday worthy d Yu Es'
ron-Mrs Maizie Johnston. 3433 Arndf IL Heo; woI'
thy pafron-Rev. Floyd Harris 1919 Hunt street, sS'
fary-Ms Robinson 2l22 81 AnSin gSy IL,
WATERFORD crAPTER NO SO - SLALED WIZ t..hv Ma.
tron-Mrs Emma Smith sols Oakland Tn l.sytI s,Is.
ihy Pafron-Mr Phillip ONeal 1914 hesue III III saai
secreiarY-Mrs corlens Brown IOsS Mr,on aS Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK tih ThursdSy wo.in ~ ' oss1:
Mrs Muriel Roberts 2sl Werner hignw,sY. "a sIss
Worthy pafron-Mr Henry Calvert ~ a ~, ssn TT
seereisrY-Mrs. Hsnrene fuins 'e' Ni'"'"' ~
pEpoRaH CHAPTER NO. sssTATEp MEETINGS 1aa sson
day. DEGREE WORN 9Th M9noc cr.o. wo,sbv pasron-
NJ WALTZ a. eve 1882 MeIrose- IH lSssr ssas
Mrs. Aimee b. Flowers zeSo w -S-- -------
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08

The Wcstsidc IS fortunate TO
have "A prescription depot bus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
By ETHEL TUCKER

The night Of spooks and COB
Inns is over and the children
have put away their costumes
and masks for another year
Many parties and open celebra-
lions were given TO keep the
Youngsters off of the street until
all ho,,rr - a.
Evening star., 1947-02-09

SAM RosEY. AD. a7oo. %
GEORGEToWN-An attractive 6-rm. brick
house Just reT,odeled and ready for oe-
ns ssse dns xns sss nd Eshen
4issiRs 4sss ToTS sEAhTy f Sc no
PETWoRTH-Move in with down payment.
Completely 5edseoratea ss o! uihes heat Open
eMhhk pHfHEsDa az Mn ao4s sfses
story brick home. living room with hre-
s a4 sns rss se4 Seas ny ssh sDDfd g kson
gas a.-e. heat: garage attached. nice lot:
s9nyeRsnt gas Wis aSs aSsa'i%i %i tsss ss L. g. wH5TE
ro5 Sgs oKsPGaEGK THESE
rsSsss: ssa iIse IaoSt Ssne Savn rooms oil heat
a5ss ~ Myrtle st. n.e.Ms4oo down; = rooms.
755 .Fairnont st. n.w.-5 rooms ga
ciai; 6 rooms basement: 1000 down,
1886 Swami st. n,w-S1.250 down; Z
i4th and r ,,ts sss. la,, n;x;,s rooms 2 baths.
pAvip WI krkseH 81 ssa4 aSan Sun. le0ai. NJ.
Reynolds, IA, 1884.
CoLoRED-Is57 3rd ST. N.W.-3 COM
pIete apartments; hot-water heat; oil
burner; price. $4,000; $4,000 cash. s10o
'IIs;eaj 1000 block o st. n.w.-lo rooms. 2
baths, h.-w,h.; electricity: $3.50: $1,000
cash
room apartment above garags ~ rear;
500 block 4th ST, n.w.-2-family house;
Unit Unit block Florida ave. n.w-s rooms.
bath; h. W n: frst commercial; Sl0.500.
1900 block 9Th st. n. n.w.--First CONNER
cial: & rooms. bath: $4,000; 81 800 cash
GUY TIMER. 1929 IIth st. n.vs North
Evening star., 1947-02-09

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., finest home sec
det., center-hall brick: 3
bedrms., fine baths. 1st-hoor den; lge.
Wesley Heights: $50 .00o-Near Mann
School and transp.: Miller-built home, 8
bedrms; nice lot; early possession,
Che7y Chase Circle section--Bedrm and
bath on 1st floor, ige. liv. rn., 3 bedrms.
on 2nd floor: lovely lot; stairway TO attic:
early poss. JAMES Z. sCHWAB. Reaitor.
5522 Conn. ave. OR $500. WI. 5442. -
VICTOR WTCKERsHAM recommends the
following rare values. Open Sun. / till ..
29IS 29th st. NV. Woodley Park-9-
room brick home; center hall, living rra..
dining rnl.. kit and study on 1st floor; 4
bedrms and = baths on. End floor; bed
rms. and bath on 3rd floor; oil h.-w. neat
Lear garage: ldry. Open.
1908 2Sth st. NV. tGeorgetown)- =
story semidst. brick; fst floor has very
large living rnl. l bedrm. and bath: 2nd
floor. master bedrm.. 3 passenger baths,
guestrm. bsmt. has dining recreation rm;.
KIT, refg., 9 Magic Chef ranges, maid
rri., ldry. and hath. There are 3 lovely
fireplaces This is the latest in every re-
spect. Immediate possession. Exclusive.
Price reduced-5169. Macarthur blvd;
Semidet. stueco, 8 rms, bedrooms: Isl
floor, living rm.. dining rm-, kit, porch
bedrm.s End floor, 3 bedrms.. bath and
TOR WIGKEPsHAMs ABc REALTY q
DEVELOPMENT CO. 1925 41st NV. EN-.
0733, EN-. 4709. Open TIL 8 daily.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
CORNER RRICE

% WVGIy TOOII1S
recreation room,
dition. Cony. to
Priced to sell; [
weekdays: Sundi
CALOMIRIS PRO
?, VII M 1RSE
Evening star., 1947-02-09

NEAR BLESSED sACRAMENT-Detach
home on level lot on country cIub area o.
Shss chass Lying vd To9n dining oaq
room na n99F on rd hoor oil heat; ssrsse iNEz
cUsHAIR7IDT, I7IT 1899 @ Wis. ave. OR. 4232; eye
NR.s Na.s COM. AND NEBRASKA AvEs.-Mod
semidet. brk-, 8 rms, | bath, bath oil & ht;. rec rec
sseep sseei terms wALER IL fEa ff Wo
cHEvvY CHASE, D. c.. Nebraska ave,
near schools-Mod. brick; bedrm. and Law
Sabs st a A. asd G s1ausn Rfn Rec am
teri terrace; lovely deep lot: clear; su5. cash
bal. financed. WALTER s. CANTRELL
MASS AVE. N.w.--semidet.. s rooms 2
bath. 2-sa1 garage -, needs redesera ting
IOWA RbSa AVE AVE. N.w.-center hall. rooms i
s6 al oTn ToomS w. f. sMoNs Ea efs1
DETACHED BRICK, Cleveland Park, nsal
heat; Msoh large nsh lot; firepiace; dte. saraee
"a ;ss''ss Sss safas1 re- o4Ss 50 fSs
$4,000 DoWN---1o rms. 8 baths, arranged
into apts. NJ Pleasant aI,t, Sec e o row brick
oil heat d4a hAsR9 ESes e and san s2 EM 's osos
44O1 IOWA AVE. NV. corner Websterl---
Handsome S-rm., center-han, semid. brick;
q 900 down. OWNER; Wo, 111S.
PETWORTH, 700 blk. Ingraham st. NV
9 rms, row brick, 2 rear porches inclosed
det. gar, Ia baths, h.-w. heat; conv.
shopping. schools and transp.; price, S13,
500: $1,000 down payment. For appoint
rnent to see. call RAY MORSE, SH. 1877.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. $500 blk. Ritten-
house ST. nw.-1st time offered; completely
redecorated; det.. brick: liv. rn1: with fire.
/ place. din. rn., mod. de luxe kit, 3 lge
/ bedrns., 2Ja tiled baths, plenty of closets
/ rec. rm. with fireplace, bath in bsmt :;
4 oil heat: lge. HANDICAPPED lot;s det, BRICK
/ gar: reasonably priced, for quick sale
iFAY MORsv SH. 4a71.
1881 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-very at
tractive home In one Of the best Tesiden-
! din. rm., sun. rm., powder r:n. and XII.
ia very nice bedrms. and baths on End
4 FIR, 2 bedrms. and bath on 3rd fr,;
oil heat. 2-car garage, maids rm. and
$50. sassSo with a. DRuRy REALTY corr, 1881
SrEs i ND nfopaY r., fdR 15as. NsrEcrros,. a4s4
| 10th st. n.w-vacant: 6 lge. rms. besides
3 inclesed porches: front entrance to
base; hardwood floors, nreplase in liy. llis
Bridge. 3. J. cRAvELLA. NC 341ss
! 14th st. NV. AID. o60o, Open sun; l
to pm; weekdays until Q pm Ill
Evening star., 1947-02-09

VICINITY OF 7th AND RITTENHOUSE SITS.
NV. Semidetached. rms. screened
owner occupied. Possession with deed.
Call Mr.. Arthur. with j. DALLAS GRADY
& SON. DI $3.50: ewes. FIR. 0gg1. -
COLORED-BUY through SCOTT-N.w.
Sec; 2-story row brick. s spacious rooms,
bath. all h.-w.h.; near SCHOOLS, theaters
owner moving For inspection, call Mr.. j.
Dibble Davis, Saturday afternoon, Sunday
and evenings, Ii. 7470; weekdays, DE
q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Parties Given
For Miss Hill,
Mr.. Whitehead

Entertaining at pre-nuptial par
ties for Miss Clarice Hill. whose
marriage to James Whitehead will
take place today, Mrs. Henry Gar
rem honored the bride-elect with a
crystal shower this week. and
Mrs. Archie Seigler was hostess
Thursday evening al a buffet sup
per.
Mrs. Garren's party took place
at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Johnson, in Win
ter Park. Arrangements of sum-
mer flowers decorated the scene.
The dining room table was cover
ed with a lace cloth and centered
with two-tiered wedding cake top
ped with a miniature bride and
groom.
Miss Hill was presented 9 cor
sage of white glodioli, and her
mother a corsage of coral gladioli.
About 25 guests attended the
crystal shower.
Both bride-elect and groom-to-be
were present. when Mrs. Seigler
entertained at her home on Greasy
avnue at a buffet supper.
Guests included members of the
family, the bridal party. and out
of-town guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Watch DohIios for Signs Of Corn Borer

nure or sheep manure can be used
in addition to the bone meal. Light
application of nitrate Of soda will
sped up growth but this must be
used with extreme care otherwise
over-stimulation may result.
Watch you dahlias carefully for
signs Of the corn borer. Despite
federal quarantine to prevent the
spread of borers. they frequently
attack the plants. Young dahlias
(e to 10 inches high are often
attacked during June. Later when
the plants bloom the borers are
apt to raid them again.
A borer tunneling into the
plants stalk leaves a tell-tale
heap Of sawdust as shown in the
accompanying Garden Graph.
Nearby leaf shoots wilt and droop.
Inspection OF the stalk will usually
reveal a hole where the borer en-
tered.
Easiest way to kill the borer
inside the stalk is to squirt a few
drops Of carbon disulfide into the
hole with a medicine dropper, as
illustrated. A tube of borer paste
csn be purchased at seed stores
end nurseries and injected to kill
the borer. Some gardeners prefer
to slit tn stalk and remove and
kill the borer. When this method
is used the stalk should be tied
together again with raffia or adj
hesive tape until it has healed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
BY VIVIAN BROWN
APP NeWsfea tures Writer

Picnicking is such fun and
whether you picnic in your own
backyard or at the beach or pub
lie park, you should have an en-
day. No matter how many
&c on the outing. nor how much
food must be carried to the picnic
grounds, try to make the picnic
table a pretty one.
While paper tablecloths and
napkins are easily disposable,
sometimes a gay cotton or linen
cloth lends an extra note of
cheer to the party. Paper plates
end table cloths are good when
there is a large party but some
times this gets a little tiresome.
If you are travelling by ca ror
your party is near your home,
you a carry an attractive pic
mic basket that is packed with
plates and utensils. Some Of these
baskets have colorful plastic
luncheOn ware Which also can De
used for informal summer lunch
Gems at home.
One Of the new aluminium pic
nlc kits measures only 9 inches
by 7 10 inches high n is less
than 6 ponds in weight. Designed
to serve four people. it has two
frying pans. with detachable han
dies, a coffee pot. four cups. foui
plates and two kettles all OF
aluminium. The outside containe1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Basnight,
Fred S. Dixon
Are Married

NEW BERN, June n. Miss
Basnight, daughter Of Mrs. Ben
jamin 3. Basnight and the late
Mr.. Basnight, and Fred Swindell
Dixon, son of Mrs. P. A. Dixon
and the late Mr.. Dixon. also Of
New Bern, were married last Sun
dav afternoon, by the Rev. A. E.
Brown, at the Riverside Methodist
church.
Mrs. Edwin F. Richardson. Jr.,
soloist, and Miss Eleanor Lee Suit
ton. pianist, gave a program OF
nuptial selections.
Joe E. Slater attended the bride
groom as best man. Ushers were
w. N. Darnell, Tommy Davis, Bill
Rawks ana Sam Walters.
Mrs. E. E. Sanford. sister of the
pride, was matron OF honor. She
wore blue silk organdy, with an
| old-fashioned nosegay of pink ros-
es.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. E. Z.
johnson sister of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Richard Fulton and Mrs. Ben
Berry of Rocky Mount. They wore
gowns of yellow silk organdy and
carried old-fa shioned nosegays OF
purple iris and pink and yellow
carnations.
Little Anne Darnell was flower
girl. Her dress of white silk Or
CANDY was made like that OF the
other attendants. She carried a
nosegay of pink roses.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, w. B. Basnight Of Nor
folk, by whom she was given in
marrimony. Her wedding gown
was of white satin for the bodice
and white marquisette for the full
skirt and circular train. The fin
ger-tip veil Of bridal illusion cas-
caded from a tiara of seed pearls.
She carried a white Bible centered
with a white orchid and showered
with valley lilies. Her only orna-
ment was a strand of pearls.
After the ceremony the couple
left for a wedding trip. For travel
the bride wore a white linen suit,
with an orchid. They will reside
in Shelby. For some time the
bride has held a position at the
First-Citiens bank at Cherry Point.
The bridegroom is an advertising
salesman for the Standard Oil
company in the Charlotte district.
following army service during
World War II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-28
Parents Fete Son
On Fourth Birthday

Young Joeie Walker celebrated
his fourth birthday at a recent
party given by mis- parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Joseph L. Walker.
During the afternoon games
were played. Prize winners in
GUIDED: Helen Gregory, Joeie
Walker. Marguerite Avant. Quin-
tor Parker. and Jimmie Griffin.
Mrs. Walker, hostess, was as
sisted in serving ice cream and
cakes by Mrs. Henry Avant, Miss
Boots Cook, Miss Nell Gregory,
Mrs. Earl Mccartney. and Mrs.
C. L. Gregory, grandmother OF
Blue. pink. and white decora-
tons used.
Guests at the party included:
Joeie Walker. honore, Helen
Gregory, Marguerite Avant. Quin-
ton Parker. Jean Gregory, MCKEE
Heath. Brenda sheally. C. l..
Gregory. III. Hilda Heath, Wade
Willis, Carol Walker, Earl Nc
carthney. Jr.. J. E. Singletary,
Judy Griffin. Patsy s~insletary,
Richard Clary. Jimmy Griffin,
David and JOHNNY Thomas. jim
ME Davis. Mary Helen McCarth-
ney. Dallas Moore. and Pearl Car
ter.