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move paint and varnish before re-
finishing woodwork. This is a
laborious and messy job but it can
be done quickly and without too
much trouble with a special prep
arstion.
How to Do Job.
For most paint removal jobs, the
semipaste form is better. It will
stay where it is put and there is no
danger that it will drip onto the
floor and damage the finish. For
floors, however, the liquid form can
be used safely. The preparation is
applied with a brush. A heavy coat
should be used but no attempt
should be made to brush out the
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wall, and may result In excessive
dampness in the house, if not severe
damage to the interior finish.
The frame of house supports the
entire structure. Both exterior and
interior finish hang on It, and it
bears the weight of roof, floors,
furniture and equipment.
AS we must have doors and win
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When they are omitted, the wall
may bulge or fall out.
Another important point about
veneered walls Is that the joints
should be full, and troweled of flush
and even with the outer face Of the
brick. Loose or careless mortar
joints present an invitation to mois-
ture to get into and in back Of the
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petition in the purchase of the
apartment-type housing units to
those who have large amounts of
cash and those who can readily
borrow large sums with which to
pay us in cash.
Such sharp narrowing of the
possible sale market will, in my
opinion, drive down steeply the
amounts which the Government can
hope to realize on the sales.
Secondly, the overwhelming ma
jority of the present occupants of
the housing units, and of the vet
Grams, both occupant and nonoccu-
pant, who now seek to become home
owners, would be unable to compete
successfully on that basis. I do
not believe it would be in the pub
lie interest to deny them that op-
portunity."
War Housing in Area.
District area permanent war
housing units are as follows.
District-Bellevue, COL units ad-
jacent to Bellevue Naval Ordnance
Laboratory; Stoddert Dwellings,
200 units, 2 Anacostia road Sc;
Knox Hill Dwellings, $50 units, 5000
Knox street Sc; Highland Dwell
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dows. 1t Is necessary to cut many
openings in the walls. and so weaken
them. To compensate for this, all
openings large Or small, should be
double framed.
tReleased BY The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
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$37,5o0
"T0PPING HILL"

Beautiful white brick williamsburg Co
lonial on approx. 40 acres. Magnifi-
cent panoramic view, situated on
hill overlooking the beautiful hunt
country of Fairfax County, Va, 20
miles d. C. Custom built, 1941, of
finest prewar materials. Rooms in
clude on 1st floor, vestibule entrance
to a gracious hall, liv. rm. 161zx26.
beautiful fireplace. windows grouped SO
as to capture the wonderful view. An
open porch, beautiful pine-paneled Ii
brary with III. L." hinges, powder
room or u bath. lovely lge. din: rm.,
built-in corner cupboards. bay window
and a door to a lge. screened porch.
Modern equip. kit, random-width
floors: End floor, lge. master bedrm.,
pvt. bath, other lge. bedrms. and
bath; storage room, ample closets; at
tic; full bsmt, recreation room, fire
place. II bath, workshop, laundry, extra
servants shower; vegetable storage
room; plenty of storage cupboards;
Gar Wood oil a.-e. heating plant;
house is thoroughly insulated, has COP
per plumbing and cutters: .outbuildings
consist of garage, servants quarters:
meat storage, small barn. Floodlight
system for drive and grounds. pic
turesque white board fence adds to the
charm Of this beautiful property.
PRICE, $4,000
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
VFW Auditory Plans
For Christmas PurfY
AT Meeting Nov. 18th

At the meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Pascagoula post
of Veterans of Foreign Wars in
the club house on Frederic street,
Monday evening, Nov. II, plans
were formulated for the Christ
mas party to be given Dec. Is at
7:30 p. m.
Each member of the auxiliary
is to bring gifts which r to be
exchanged through the medium
of a drawing to be participated
in by all who attend the festivi-
ty.
The winner of the turkey re-
Gently awarded was Mrs. c. L.
Nelson of Route /, Pascagoula.
The proceeds from the sale will
be placed in the furniture fund
for the Auxiliary club room.
The hostess for the evening was
Mrs. Hattie Guillotte.
Officers of the auxiliary are
Mrs. Jim Milton, president, Mrs.
B. F. Goldman, secretary and Mrs.
Annie May, treasurer.
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News From Ocean Springs .
Major Hitler OF Veterans Facility Is
Guest Speaker AT Boy Scout Supper

Major A. E. Hitler of the Biloxi
Veterans Facility was the guest
speaker at buffet supper for Boy
Scout Troops 30 and ZIG of
Ocean Springs last Saturday even
ing. Clarence Hamilton gave the
address of welcome. Mrs. Ed
wards presented certificates to
both troops from Basil O'Connor
of the National Foundation in
acknowledgment of the work
done during the Infantile Paralv-
sis drive. Merit badges for work
in home repairs we're given to
Floyd Bruno and Joseph Ryan of
Troop ZIG and to Clarence Hamil.
ton, Jr,, of Troop 210. Joe Butler
explained the reorganization of
the troops and announced that
Pat McQuinn would be leader of
Troop 216 and Mr.. Fink of Troop
2l0. Supervisor A. P. Moran made
a brief talk on the interest of the
boys in the town and county. A
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Cecil Maxwell, color bearers.
Plans were made for the new
home on Dewey and Middle ave-
nues.
The v, F. w. auxiliary held its
monthly meeting with Mrs. Alice
Johnson, president, presiding.
Mrs. M. Burril, department presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Hogan, de-
partment treasurer and Mrs. Mar
garet Rich, department chief of
staff were official visitors. Hos
tesses were Mrs. Helen Bolton
and Mrs. Pat Ross who entertain
er with a game with prizes being
won by Mrs. Esther Lyons and
Mrs. Struchen.
w. S. c. S. Officers
Mrs. Chester Snyder was
elected president of the w. S.
C. S. at a meeting held Tues
day afternoon at st. Paul's Meth
odist church. Other officers
whose names were read by Mrs.
Leslie Wiswell of the nominating
committee we're Mrs. Roland
Lovelace, vice president; Mrs.
George Arndt, corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. j. c. Gay, secretary;
Mrs. j. U. Scharr, treasurer; Mrs.
Oscar Joachim, educational SER
vice; Mrs. I. d. Manuel, social
relations and church activities;
Mrs. Hugh Mckinney, spiritual
work; Mrs. Eugene Byrd, sup
plies; Mrs. Harry Lee, youth
work; Mrs. Horace Gladney, chill
dren's work; Mrs. Orwin Scharr,
student work; Mrs. ]. c. Wright,
literature and publications; and
Mrs. Leslie Wiswell, status of
women.
Plans for a color pamphlet of
the town and circulation of 1000
postcards of scenes in the town
we're announced at a meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce direc-
tors Monday night. A. P. Moran
outlined plans for beach front inn
provements through the county
supervisory board and the re-
building of the municipal pier. At
tending were A. P. Moran, presi-
dent; DR.. F. o. Schmidt, vice
president; L. Wiswell, treasurer;
Joe Butler, secretary; and j. K.
Lemon, Harry Lee and A. C.
Gottsche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry O'Keefe
(nee Annette Saxon) announce
the birth of a second daughter in
New Orleans. Saturday, Novem-
Der 8. Their other daughter and
son are staying with their grand
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Pumpkin pie filing baked in a cas-
serole instead Of a crust is just as
tasty. especially IL you use APPS
choice ANN PAGE SPICES and
this recipe: Mix II cup brown
sugar, l tsp. Gin
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vote of thanks was given Mrs. j.
H. Edwards, Mrs. Frank Schmidt,
Mrs. Harry Lee and Miss Mary
O'Keefe for their part in making
the supper a success. The Rev.
Hugh McRaney pronounced the
benediction.
v. F. w. Meets
The V. F. w. met at the com
munity house when Commander
Johnson gave the obligation and
presented the Cross of Malta to
Donald Webb. Members for a fir
ing squad for military funerals
and escorts were named is fol-
lows: Sgt. Lambert, commander,
S. w. Miller, John Seymour, Hen
ry Hovelmeire, Vernon Jones,
William Mcpherson, R. L. Max
well. Tom Murphy. Sgt. Blue, Fer
dinand Herman, Ernest Beaugez,
Milton Seymour, Donald Webb,
Harold Eley, Ashley Schrieber,
Merlin Ryan and Ernest Tue and
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Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
St. AIMS Episcopal Guild met
at the home of Mrs. Billy Gilmore
when plans were made for a food
sale November %. Miss Rather
inc SNYDER was elected vice pres
ident. It was voted to buy new
green dosals for the church. Birth
day presents were presented Mrs.
Oscar Heffner, Jr., and Mrs. Bev-
erly Dalgo. A party plate was
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be with Miss Kath-
crime Snyder.
Major Louis Mestier, son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. B. Mestier was in
command of a C-97 stratofreight-
er on its flight from Higham
Field recently according to the
Honolulu Advertiser.
Mrs. Rose Johnson was hostess
TO the Tourist club last Friday
afternoon when ten members an
swered the roll call with miscel-
laneous quotations and enjoyed a
social hour during which the hos
tess served sandwiches, cake and
coffee. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Chris Beuhler.
Mrs. Mary Alice johnson, ".
F. w. Auxiliary president, has
been appointed district president.
installation of officers will be in
Jackson December Z.
A lease was signed this week
by the V. F. w. and city repre-
sentatives for the corner lot on
Dewey and Middle avenues where
a v. F. w. home is to be built.
Robert Forde of L. S. u. spent
last weekend with his. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Forde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carman
left last week for st. Mary, Idaho,
called there by the death of Mr..
Carman's father.
Captain Roy Sousley of San An
tonic, Tex, spent Monday with
his mother, Mrs. R. J. Sousley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Mar
quiss have returned after a two
months motor trip to California.
Misses Harriet Blue and Claire
Brou of New Orleans spent last
week with their families.
Miss Shirley Lloyd of New Or
leans visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lloyd last weekend.
Beverly Dalgo was a business
visitor to Birmingham last week.
Connie McGinty of the Mer-
chant Marine is visiting his par
ents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Pabst of
New Orleans were weekend
guests of his father, George Pabst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Murray of
jackson spent last weekend with
her parents, Nh. and Mrs. c.
Snyder.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
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USE EoR HEAD


pepper, "a tsp.
sugar, Il tsp.
grated onion and
Ia tbsps. vine
gar. Add X cup
Of fnnnu MN
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EVENING AT BRIDGE

A pleasant event of Saturday
among a group of congenial
friends was an evening at bridge
presided over by MI. and Mrs.
Milton w. Brewer at their home
on West Convent avenue.
Following an interesting series
of games, Mrs. Brewer served
refreshments.
Their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
r. o. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. James
M. Epting and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Browne.
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mother, Mrs. Hugh Saxon, and
great grandmother, Mrs. Rose
Brodeur, in Ocean Springs.
The Ocean Springs Woman's
Club went on record at the re-
cent state convention in Meridian
as sponsoring a scenic route OF
Highway 90 in Ocean Springs ex-
tending from the bridge eastward.
Armistice Day was observed at
the high school under the aus
pices of Ladnier Post No. AZ of
the American Legion. Advance
of colors was given by Tom Han
dy and Bill Mcpherson and the
Rev. Hugh Mckinney gave the in
vocation. Captain Ellis Handy
was the speaker and spoke of
the heritage that has been given
our youth of today. Music was
furnished by the band and the
benediction was pronounced by
the Rev. Francis Diegnan.
Sunday morning the infant
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Arthur
Marx was christened Marie
Elaine by the Rev. Francis deg
nan. Sponsors were Mrs Z. Di-
Lorenzo and Charles Dessomes.
The Homemakers Club met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. c. Gilmore. 1t was
voted to send gifts to two sick
members and to send money to
Mrs. Orwin Scharr for a book for
the library. Mrs. t. d. Toden-
bier read several selections from
a book of poems by Mrs. M. Hud-
dleston of Jackson who is an aunt
of Mrs. H. c. Dieter, a club mem
Der. A new member, Mrs. ]. Fl.
Edwards, was welcomed into the
club. The hostess served an ice
course. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Henry Girot.
The Cynthia Gottsche chapter
of the First Baptist church met
last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
R.. c. Crysell. The program was
presented by Mrs, c. j. Steelman,
Mrs. Richard Steelman, Mrs. Ru-
by Noel and Mrs. Ernest Steel
man. Mrs. William Case and
Mrs. c. J. Steelman closed the
meeting with prayer.
Karl Weisenburg of Paseagou-
la was the guest speaker 1t Ro-
tary Club last Wednesday and his
topic was the improvement of
conditions in Jackson coun-
ty and on Youth Incorporated
now being organized. He urged
that the division that had been
built up in the past between East
and West Jackson county be over
looked. Boy Scouts Malcolm
Parker, Buddy Mcbride, Joseph
Fink and Clarence Hamilton, Jr.,
were guests. Biloxi Rotarian
visitors we're Walter Reed,
Charles j. Moore and Dudley
Powell and his guest, Jack Thorn
as. Hillman Taylor and A. S.
Graham were guests of George
Young. The Rev. Hugh Mckinney,
the new minister for st. Paul's
Methodist church was the guest of
Leslie Wiswell. Louis Cosper's
birthday was celebrated with a
cake presented to him by DR..
Frank Schmidt and Lee Jordan.
The Norah Bradford Circle of
the First Baptist church met Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Wiley
Broome with Mrs. H. HAYDEN pre-
siding. Mrs. Allen Steelman,
president, was absent. Mrs. Eli
O'Neil and Mrs. Hayden gave an
interesting program.
st. Johns Episcopal Guild met
last Tuesday afterdnoon with Mrs.
Louis Cosper. President, Mrs. Ell
lis Handy, opened the meeting
with the auxiliary and United
Manufacturing prayer. The year
ly mission box was planned and
Yearly n raicad 20 parcauf
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JOINS COLLEGE o

Miss Barbara Randall of Pas
cagoula, became a member OF the
Independents Organization at Ste
phens college at Columbia, Mo-,
recently, following a membership
drive in the rs residence halls on
the campus.
The Independents organization
at Stephens is composed of hall
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

Mrs. Harold Hing, Jr., was chris
tened Theresa Marianne by the
Rev. Francis Diegnan Sunday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hing were sponsors.
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81 lM3@

Come Thanksgiving. you'll be mighty thankful you marketed
early. So look over the ideas below and plan your dinner right
now. Then choose all you need for your Thanksgiving feed
from AMPS biz stock of big yaluesl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
JOINT MEETING OF CIRCLES

A joint program meeting Of the
circles of the Woman Society
of Christian Service of the First
Methodist church of PascagouIa
will be held at the church, Mon
day, Nov. "a, at 2:3O p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
HOLIDAY NIT

If you want TO make a big hit on
the big day, take my tip and take
a trip to your APP for q rich
JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKE.
Studded with glaceed cherries,
peeans, raisins and citrus fruits.
this luscious fruit cake is Amer
ica's favorite. Betit1l be yours tool
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groups which work together as a
unified campus organization.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRelNiA.

ATTENTION, VETERANS and civilians
EeT fonisi Cape Coz Cog bupsaogs and s-story Co
stairway, to ATTIC for future expansion: fuiI
basement: gas heat: tiled bath: hardwood
prefnished floors, fireplace and. many
Large landseaped lots 6ox1eo: some irsS: large
@ @aTaass Roy g. &c sstss os ssst I
sspee eah a ySa Rssa tGT eTs fcr
hs deish q bais assnsaSs hof
!, 3 mo- months; Ias New group of ss homes with
house TO-DAY BET. hours 81 JEEFEHRsoN
ad q os "a ssss or Pa ss
s-BEpRoosM aoME-Bedrn. and ), bath
shopping; o.a.:c. heat; screen porch. This
home in excel -cond.. is on market due
to owners transfer. Exclusive with HELEN
f sLEEPY aoLLo%1Loveiy Low: ia Ls9o s,bedrm Sric.
Cape Cod on nicely Handicapped "a of a
wooded acre; attractive circular driveway
and many other desirable features satssa csa
Exclusive with HELEN Oils, OK. 1866.
AURORA HILLs-vscant-ver attractive
Georgian Colonial; center hall. ige nv rm..
random width floors, built-in bookcases
around nreplace, farnlly-Size din, rm.. 4
bedrms. and den; lge. screened porch,
patio. 3iz baths; complete maids quarters.
Slate root, copper plumbing; gear garage:
attractive lot. Additional facts, call FRED
J. GEORGE Resltor, 2173 No. Glebe rd..
CLOSE TO PENTAGoN and Fort Myer-
Lovely brick home: bedrms., 11z baths
rec rm. with fireplace and q bath in base
ment; oil heat; det. gar; screened porch
reasonable down payment; bal. one trust
with payments like rent. Call It'll Q, OK
0017-1S-1e-2o, HARRINGTON & ROBIN.
SON. -26
Evening star., 1947-04-26

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Charming 4-bedrm..
2-bath home, in old-established neighbar-
hood, within. walking distance of Oh. Ch.
Circle. Wonderful possibilities for remodel
lge. kit. with breakfast nook. level pleasant
gd; dst garage. Call Mrs. Keating with
Shoreham Bldg, MA. 1850; ewes. MI. S147.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY with
@ tSsa psesa 5snsa 81 Sos9So . per yr sig
Si99S9So spoWS no home s,a6 e. down payment. s.
man or for business use. 7-rm.. 2-bath
With so-f. fronase on s9aa aisbe s1asa rd mr. 2f suef
business on wash. blvd. nr nr. Pershing d.;
lot 75xl50; in new-house cond. THos; g.
MNAeaGDsa VA aG s4ss Go sv:s soSs wsSn sSai blvd A.
fellow ss SMidssl location cat sa9 9ern any
tsps ssrgs ouisnsss kHY Y issses CO. o IA ad
1st COMMERCIAL, upper part Of Georgia
ase aeen 1Ws e. :.v f. Wide row brick 20 bstbs 5s
suitable for remodeiing into store q once
6sts,,s 6idsi ana priced right for quick sale Por
ssh En- Me- a
csonsY 9sss TYIs2s s1yD II ioss 5, Ys
6s 5IsSsaE issa aP GSsRI aSsE r. aG
asSs III Il sIa4l5S 5sSS SSr.nansv
Rast hays hays 5000 cash EsopDsndl Co handle. OWNER.
sToREROoM IN CLARENDON, approx. /
business; bush also soxlig lot in clafsndos
~ C..r-sAtasSS sec slOn IhOS. u. MA1fRODEHr
sATkTY aAsBoisS,s w iSsii ifiLA.-57-room hotel
z stores, large adjoining lot for expansion.
within miles OF new race track. This can
earn ss n $4,000 ia 4-month season, Price.
real estate spnEY 3 sso%N 5SF sa
sY OWNER. 1 stores and 2 .pts, close-ia
Nortn Arlington location. Will net at
least l5% with possibilities Of higher
sarnings. Located on main highway and
s ssis "a. ga AVE. We N.w-L.rse brick -sa stor,
With 2-rm. apt ON ist foor; 6-rm. apt;
on 2nd noor; 2 sunny rms. In bsmt.; deep
bnrner ba a sss yanss n ss
IN, IN good cond; estate large enough. for 3
business ,,1r. g. psstners with living quarters ter
tlement. Inspection Sunday, Q to z p.u,.;
BUSINESS BUSINESS "a FRofESafY-e.h sEsa ST. NV; $500
g; So f.; $3I 900. Good net income .o Box
oGT.oFsTisoswN OWNER says. sell this
sneautiful 4-story vacant masonry builalnaEs
81 si1sssy section suitable t9r iesses
Monaerful possibilities: Better cal IN iIn-
3 HE1EAITY q q bEvELccPfMENT bEvEL CO. : 1928
sGiLDIks ATTENTION. .Leesburg. va.
1900. zoned business. .65-ft. front on the
main business street. Can be restored fnt9
~. .seg beautiful residence, or remooened
anso houses and 3 apts.; or wrecked sna
! 3, new .s bldg. built TO suit the nssds q tnS
sRowEs sRaRsoans1s Rstss $500 , RAyYooss1p Ysos1 D.
CONTINUED On Next Pass)
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

20-ACRE COUNTRY PLACE. "a miles from
D. c: en- route Poolesville. Md: furnished,
livable 9-rm. stone house. 3 bedrooms. 9
baths. oil heat; also 3-rm. brick cottage;
occupancy May /; may be seen April 26 and
27; Out Route 2S from Rockville. 2h
miles past Darnestown. Nd. or write NJ
= L1GHTBoWN. 3S East 51st St, New
Evening star., 1947-04-26

81 N. JACKSON ST.-5-room and bath
oil burner, h.-w.h., garage; nice let; i'm.
mediate possession. Price S11 900;
Seven rooms and bath, asbestos shiEgle
house. full basement, oil burner, INV h:
lot S0x135: close to Lyon Park. Price,
$4,000 REIBLE. agent, OK. O51S or
Evening star., 1947-04-26

les with 9 fall houses, good To-
n Fairfax q rlty Each house has
II and elect dty; one is only half
This Is a aoded piece Of ground
US unusual well; 10 miles TO
S12, 900. )
bedroom. ew modern masonry
n A-acre 3: gas stove, electric
ator, auto attic water heater;
on propert quiet neighborhood.
ONE has 8 7e unusual features;
J; $4,000 ct, q.
bedroom. nes frame house, modern
and bath, NJ Nsize living room, in
pack porch 1 u laundry facilities;
and cement lks: H,aers lot, in
e. SMITH, ReAs Estate and 1nsur-
nnandale, Va. ~ x. 5096: eyes.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

COLUMBIA PIKE section-Adap> = liy
property and terms. No agents. Box 11y :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

THE GREAT LAKES INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY cele brate d
another anniversary last week
on Wednesday at Lucy Thur
man Branch Of the YWCA the
members Of the Booker T Wash
ington Trade Association spon-
.ored a Birthday Luncheon in
honor Of the company.
Our city's most prominent
ministers, Businessmen and oltl-
zens we're present 10 show De
troit'S gratitude for this com
panys achievements. Seen en-
loving their steaks as well as
the speakers were John c Dan
cv, Jeanette WEIGH Brown. Row
Morton, Fannie Peck, Fred AL
len. Francis Kornegav. James F.
Harvey the Rev. J. A. Danes Of
Bethel AME church. the Rev A.
"A Banks Of Second Baptist
church. Rev J. D Howell Of ST
Stephen AME. Rev Charles A.
Hill Of the Hartford Avenue
Baptist church. Rev c T Stew
art Of Ebenezer. Rev. A. c Will
liams Of Metropolitan Baptist
church. Rev. J. A. Charleston of
ST Paul AME. Rev William II
Malbon Of ST. Johns Presbvter-
ian. Father Malcolm c.. Dade Of
St Cyprian Episcopal Rev s.
w Bankhead Of Mary Palmer
Methodist, the Elder Raphael F.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
URBAN LEAGUE HOLDS
VETS NIGHT MARCH 30

On March 80. 800 pm. at 2OS
Mack avenue. the Detroit Ur-
ban League is celebrating Vet
eran Night. This is the highlight
of the 18th Annual Vocational
Opportunity Campaign sponsor
ed by the National Urban
League and It's So local affili-
ates. Guy F. Palmer. manager
Of the Veterans Administrator
will give an overall preview Of
benefits offered by the Veter-
ans Administration. B. d. Wall.
chief Of Guidance. will discuss
Vocational Amusement. Thorn
as d. Roberts Regional. Insur-
ance Officer, will discuss insur-
ance Benefits. Several resource
persons will be on hand TO ans
wer questions. All veterans are
urged to attend Community Vet
Grams Night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22

Warwick OF the seventh Day-Ad-
ventist church. Rev. T Timber
lake. president Of the Baptist
Minister'S Alliance Beulah Whit
by, Princess Powell. Ulysses W
Boykin. editor Of the Detroit
Tribune; L. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Watson. Edward DAVIS,
Ruth Browne. Earuestine Long
Paul Stonestreet. Simon L. Hill.
Ethelbert Lowe and the special
guests OF the day was VIII Ro-
binson and his famous Miller
High School Basketball Team
champions Of the city and their
school principal Mr. DAILY.
L. { Blount. manager OF the
company was Master of Ceremo-
MES and the main speakers were
Dr. Robert Grecnidge and Chas
H. Mahoncy president Of the
company The affair was one 70
be long remembered