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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03
STATION HOST TO
SHEEP BREEDERS

Members Of the Eastern Colum-
bia Sheep Breeders Association
will hold their fourth annual
meeting at the Ohio Agricultural
Experiment Station, Saturday,
February 4, beginning at 1000
am, d. S. Bell, in charge of
sheep investigations for the Stat
ion, has announced.
A. j. Dexter, eastern regional
director of the Columbia Sheep
Breeders Association of America,
will be the principal speaker re-
porting on activities of the nation
al association. Mr.. Bell will dis
cuss sheep research activities OF
the Experiment Station and will
report on the recent National
Show and Sale at Minot, N. Dak-
ota where he served as senior
sheep judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03

@. What are the nine planets?
'olnId
ounldoN 'snueIn 'uInlgS 'J9lIdnf
SIeW 'qlLeI 'snuoA HJnoIoN "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03

lene Murrey, Mary Ferguson,
Mary Ann Heflin, Layne Reiger,
Ann Horstman, Lois Donnaker,
and Mrs. Marion Lampasone al
of Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03
MoDERNISTIc MATRoNS

MoDERNISTic MATRoNS
Mrs. Wilfred Napier entertain
ed the Modernistic Matrons Club
at her home on Vernon Avenue,
Wednesday, February 1st. Attend
ing were: Mrs. Russell Viney, Mrs.
Tona Whitelow, Mrs. Opal Bailey,
Mrs Howard Wallace, Mrs. Her
man Cox, Mrs. Bernard jackson,
Mrs. Ferne Smith, Miss Margaret
Fisher and the hostess. The meet
ing was opened by the vice presi-
dent Mrs. Bernard Jackson.
Regular business was discussed
and plans were made 10 present
a 3 act comedy in the near
future.
For recreation, games We're
played; prizes being awarded to
Mrs. Russell Viney and Mrs. Tom
Whitelow Refreshments were
served.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

Estate Of Elaine Snyder, late
of Union township, Lowell Snyder
named administrator. Bond $500.
Estate of Joseph II. Tway, late
of London, D. Fl. Jackman named
executor. Bond S2,100.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Gerald Hobart Miller, baker,
Franklin county and Martha Jane
GiltenWater, London.
DIVORCE ASKED
Lewis w. Whitmer VS. Marie NJ
Whitmer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03

Morris, Mrs. Marjoria Parks. Miss
Janet Parks, Mrs. Donna Hayman,
Mrs. Alberta BoWser, and Mrs.
Ethel BoWser,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03

The movie is a dramatization of
rural life, according to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03

REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
Anna L. Stroupe to Cora Kill
gore, two tracts in Watson and
Minshall's addition Village of
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-02-03
Friday, February 8, 1860

Mr. Porter. Several other movies
will also be presented.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
OES Activities
Chapter notices:

Chapter notices:
General Auxiliary Home Board
Monday, l pm, Masonic
Temple.
Trinity - Thursday, Christmas
party. Bring a gift for shut in
members.
Columbia-Tuesday, Christmas
party.
st. Johns Lodge - Monday,
Christmas party.
Martha-Tuesday, Home Board
with Mrs. Arleigh Selke.
Acacia - Tuesday, Christmas
party. Thursday, Star Points with
Mrs. Esther Willer.
Ruth-Monday. election of as
sociate conductress and trustees.
Christmas party.
Good Will-Friday, Christmas
party.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday,
Christmas party. Bring the
children.
Bethany - Tuesday, Christmas
caroling at the Eastern Star
Home. Thursday, Sunshine Com
mittee with Mrs Lovetta Silvers-
ton.
Hope installed Edith l.. Wal
lace. matron; Norman T. Morsell,
patron: Marie v. Finfrock, asso-
ciate matron; Remus Askew,
associate patron; Grace M. Dodge,
secretary; Florence E. Lewis,
treasurer; Anna F. Cohill, con-
ductress; Virginia E. Grieb, assc-
ciate conductress; Mamye E. Bolt,
chaplain; Florence D. Morsell,
marshal; Martha J. Murray,
Adah; Ruth w. Traylor, Ruth :;
Ethel M. Shiflet. Esther; Lee H.
Snap, Martha; Diana E. Hobbs,
Electa; Pearl c. Labor, warder;
John w. Labor. sentinel. There
will be a rehearsal for the officers
at $50 pm. Tuesday. On We'd
nesday, reception for officers.
SO1lSI CoO AOoSC AO414dy
Christmas party.
Federal-Tuesday, Friendship
Club with Mrs. Lillian Hadley
Wednesday, Home Board with
Mrs. Mary McEwan. Rehearsa
for officers, $50 pm.
Esther - Tuesday. Sis pm.
rehearsal for officers.
Harmony-Today. 3 pm, re-
ligious services, Eastern Stal
Home.
/ Gavel-Monday. Ways ane
Means with Grace Minnick. Tues.
day Christmas entertainment
Wednesday, past matrons ane
patrons banquet. Continental
Hotel.
| Joseph H. Milans-Thursday
Christmas party.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

be held at Glenn Dale Sanitarium
on Saturday from 2:30 to 4 pm.
under the direction of the child
welfare chairman, Miss Mary
Eleanor McCabe.
Santa Claus, in the person Of
Everett Totten, will distribute
gifts and stockings to the hos
pitalized children. All members
are invited.
Gifts for the children will be
collected at the next meeting, to
be held at the Willard Hotel on
Wednesday at 8 pm, or arrange
ments can be made for picking
them up by contracting Mrs. Pearl
Heagerty, 10. 2-9105; Mrs. Grace
Conway. OIL. 4006, OF Miss Nc
Cabe, vi. 2703.
A collection of cid nylon hose
will also be made for use in the
occupattonal Uherapy activities Of
Glenn Dale patients. MRS. Mae
E. Hart, chapeau departmental,
will preside at the meeting,
Evening star., 1950-12-17

chaplain. Judy Arnold; treasurer,
Pat Leonard; recorder, Pat Glenn
ents: librarian, Dorothy Hardy;
musician, Barbara Horn; first
messenger, Barbara Miller; second
messenger, Dolores Marks; third
messenger, Carolyn Schaeffer;
fourth messenger, Shirley Ken
nedy; fifth messenger, Edith Gray;
inner guard, Irene Schaeffer; out
er guard. Pat Griffith; junior
custodian, Peggy Livesay; senior
custodian, Adrien Siegel.
Bethel No. 6-Honored queen,
Alice Haney; senior princess, Nancy
Magee: Junior princess. Lillian
Stombock; guide, Shirley Stump;
marshal, Dorthea Stombock; IL
brarian, Helen Creamer; recorder,
Janet Collier; musician, Joyce
Burke; treasurer. Millicent Reyn-
olds; chaplain. Peggy Stump; in
ner guard. Betty Rogers; outer
guard, Bobby Rogers; junior Gus
todian, Virginia Beovitch: senior
custodian, Doris Sckwier; first
messenger, Pat Burke: second
messenger, Beverly Jones; third
messenger. Moffet Beal; fourth
messenger. Jane Stump; fifth
messenger, Shirley Fuller.
Bethel No. Honor queen,
Gloria Blaylock; senior princess,
Betty Lohr; junior princess, Dom
ma McMullen; guide, Paula Creek
more; marshal, June Cochran;
chaplain. Odille Phelts; musician,
Margaret Young; librarian, jean
cite Creekmore; treasurer, Loret-
ia Burke; first messenger, Sylvia
Valentine: second messenger.
Joan Lothrop; third messenger,
Doris DAILY; fourth messenger,
Betty Brooks; fifth messenger.
Beverly George; senior custodian,
Barbara Hulse; Junior custodian,
Beverly Stinson: inner guard.
Margaret Fairchild; outer guard,
Irene Calvin.
Meetings are:
Bethel No. 8, December %, in
stallation.
Bethel No. 4. December %, in
stallation.
Bethel No. 7, December 90,
installation
Bethel No. Installation.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Spanish War Veterans
Activities Listed

The Department of the District
OF Columbia Auxiliary United
Spanish War Veterans will have
the annual Christmas party for
the patients at the United States
Soldiers Home Hospital today.
Meet at the Upshur street gate
at las pm. Transportation will
be furnished. Gifts of candy,
cigarettes and cookies will be dis
tributed. Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin
disqualification chairman, is in
charge. Members desiring to do
nate homemade cookies or pack
ages of cigarettes, kindly contact
her at Glebe 2179.
Members of William Mckinley
Camp, Sons of Spanish War Vet
Grams. will sing Christmas carols
On Monday Admiral George
Dewey Naval Auxiliary will have
a Christmas party at Northeast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F
streets NE. Mrs. Anna Murphy
is chairman of arrangements.
Gen. M. Emmet Urell Auxiliary
will meet Wednesday at 1011
Ninth street NV. President
Cherrie Powell will preside. There
will be Christmas party. Mem
bers are requested to bring a toy
wrapped in Christmas paper. and
marked hoy" or girl" These
gifts will be given to the de-
partment child welfare chairman
Mrs. Laura Sabins. for distribu-
ton to the Children's Country
Home.
On Friday Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary will have a Christmas
party at 1912 Ninth street NV.
Each member is requested to
bring a small gift wrapped in
Christmas paper.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp
will meet Friday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. Comdr. John s.
Macaboy will preside.
Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary
on Saturday will have a social at
1921 K street NV.
The annual department presi-
dents banquet will be held at
the Continental Hotel on January
% at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Jewish War Vets Activities

The orange sale campaign, orig
mated by Post $50 for their hos
pital fund, ends today with the
distribution of the oranges. The
Transportation Committee meets
at JWV building today at 8 am.
On Monday at $3.50 pm. a
smoker will take place under the
auspices of Post 1886 at the Old
Georgetown Hospitality Room,
Twenty-sixth and D streets NV.
Boxing. sports celebrities, enter
tainment and refreshments are on
the program. New toys and
canned foods will be accepted at
the door. These will be distrib-
uted during Christmas by Jim
Gibbons at his Country Store.
Meetings this week will be held
at 3147 Sixteenth street NV.
Tuesday-Post SO, Ladies Au-
Hillary.
Thursday-Post $50.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Jobs Douqhters to Install

Officers of the bethels of Jobs
Daughters here will be installed
as follows:
Bethel No. 1-Honored queen,
Esther Shif1et; senior princess,
Joane Huff; junior princess, Mary
Askew; guide, Betty Lou Sydnor;
marshal, Rebecca Sparkman; Z;
chaplain. Pat Nelson; treasurer,
Dorothy Mockabee; recorder, Rob-
erta Bruce; librarian, Esther
Kane: musician, Barbara Neid-
1inger; first messenger, Carol
Baker: second Messenger, Phyllis
Dunan; third messenger, Marilou
Mccormick; fourth messenger,
Barbara Hudgins; fifth messenger,
Barbara Sanders; senior custo-
dion, Jamelia Hale; junior custo-
dian, Martha Heller; inner guard,
Barbara Skinner; outer guard,
Edith Shope.
Bethel No. 2-Honored queen,
Diane Beahm: senior princess,
Betty Row; Junior princess, Mari
lyn Paschalt; guide, Barbara Dud-
ley; marshal, Pat Kelly; chaplain,
Tina Fidanis; treasurer, Helene
Quick; recorder, Jayce Fletcher;
librarian. Ruth Rafferty,: musician,
Shirley Eastwood: first messenger,
Flora May Crisp; second mes
senger. Virginia Sweeney; third
messenger, Dottie Gates; fourth
messenger, Elaine Goodman; fifth
messenger, Nancy Holder; senior
custodian, Harriet Ross; Junior
custodian, Ann Fidanis: inner
guard. Sandra Appleman; outer
guard, Lorraine Booth
Bethel No. 3-Honored queen,
Bette Lou Engel; senior princess.
Jeannette Devlin; Junior princess,
Mary 10 Howell; guide. June Will
son: marshal, Rosalie Daniels;
outer guard, Carol Madden; inner
guard, Pat Kieffer;; Junior custo-
dian, Janet Mclean; senior GUS
todian, Pearl Huff; musician. Su-
zanne Peffer; librarian, Shirley
Jane Engel; recorder, Connie Win
ters; treasurer, Nancy Sigman;
chaplain, Rita Sue Showalter. first
messenger, Diana Winters; second
messenger, Dolores Kieffer; third
messenger, Phyllis Gill; fourth
messenger. Carol Ingrick; fifth
messenger. Vivian Fischer.
Bethel No. 4-Honored Queen,
Mary Carole Lane; senior princess,
Gretta Allison; Junior princess,
Margaret Duvall; guide, Cecil Brie;
mashall, Wanda Allison; chaplain.
Mary Williams; treasurer, Mary
Ann Pratt; musician, Karen Han
sen: librarian, Jean Weaver; re-
corder, Susan Staley; first mes
senger, Jean Madison; second
messender, Barbara Johnson; third
messenger, Barbara Garrett;
fourth messenger. Adell McGhan:
fifth messenger, Judy Kerr; senior
custodian, Dorothy Delisi: Junior
custodian. Anne Carter; inner
guard, Barbara Barnhard; outer
guard. Eileen Oreskan.
Bethel No. 5-Honored queen,
Virginia Laubinger: senior prin-
cess. Phyllis Wright: junior prin-
cess, Lois Baker; guide. Mary Lou
Ellerman; marshal. Mary Jackson;
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lGi0, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Wait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Paul snd Ha Ba5ae ri Ison. a laSS g. ssrT.T e. New
Ja@se; csok e n- I'll anS e,y set.y 4.g1 p Meco~n'
d and Elizabeth j. schatz 50, aeoI 18th
George Friersons son 25; sls ,1s g G., st. ne, and
wills n Pitts T. g. Mseen soa zen.ra Ga snd nf
Milton e. Jones, "a. 317 Mclean ave. s.w:.
and Loretta E. Hammond, Is, 33e o
George 3 9oe1r 2g Navel Esssivins Rec. sssS s.1
oeesss W c9lss p, 1sst MontsslIo !sn; sysi
Benning I'd. ne. ,.oe o
Psf5 snd saSSsFa r. Todsh e. i' i56s End
Bernard a. sura;ky; 81 2o44 FsEt DAVIS sods
Adrian Fntn a. A. Hfarven, %, Naval Receiving
0tdtloH' anu Joduue ~ DIAOh' 40 OF"
David G. Drake 20 3o4 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. and Nancy F. Morris. %. 1349 Ives
Willie L. Ramseur. SO. 81 st. ne, and
oeaTae annie + SiTton GFan 995 1872 an ST. st,
and MsrzelIe Bentley 81 I' 767 coiumbis
Allen Alien Whitaker, 80. 1917 9th st. NV. and
Inell Ivsy. %; Emporia; Va.
beth L. HeideT. %, HysttSviIIe
M, simms. 10. both of Ill Randolph pl
Edwin R. Bolt 90. Havre de Grace; Md.
and Leah r G,reenstreet6; % BaltiImore
eTfsa Thorne. M 3 'Ssseo 6osh Of galtimore M a Lie L.
sammuel Kelsey, 50, 2549 11th st. NV.
and Annie R. Kirksey, ~, 33s 18th
Herbert D. wilson 80. Falls Church. and
Ro5ert Donelson. 80. Naval Receivins Sta
tion. and Villa j, wilkins. 20. 1884
john INV ". + Bell. s2. Fails Church. and Mar
garet L: Moore. p. 300 Massachusetts
Frederick J. Dooley. a6. 2oo1 Kalorama
Army Medical Center.
Perry j. Jones, 81, and Mariah Day. 81.
both of 3l7 Fords ct NV;
q and : Ann n K Miller, a1' s5sl University
"1n mond 20, both Of Of s5TiSS Rittenhhous. . St.
4eo,.l w p sess Of 4 s.ssr: sRs Eileen
Milton L, Friedman. 40. .2s01 Quebec st.
st. NV, and Helen M. Scanlon, 26.
1925 Sheridan st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Legion Auxiliary
Christmas Party;
'0ther Activities

The annual Christmas party OF
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, American Legion Auxiliary
will be- held at 7:30 pm. Tuesday
for the patients at Mount Alto
Hospital under direction of Mrs.
Margaret E. Carroll, rehabilitation
chairman. Unit rehabilitation
chairmen will assist her.
There will be an evening of
entertainment with refreshments.
Each patient will receive a Christ
mas gift from the auxiliary.
The department president. Mrs.
Bertha Fichthorn, will give Christ
mas greetings. All members are
invited.
For further details contact Mrs.
Carroll, Woodley 6542.
The department president has
called the department executive
meeting tomorrow, as the regular
date falls on Christmas Day. The
meeting will be held at the Legion
Club at 8 pm.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, depart
ment membership chairman, an
nounces that the deadline for the
national presidents citation is
December %.
All per capita for this citation
must be in department headquar-
ters by December %.
The booster cards will be issued
in the near future to all of those
who are entitled to them.
Department chairmen are ask
ing that members of the various
units secure the American Legion
Auxiliary Hand Book and study
it for all details of the various
activities Of the auxiliary.
These books can be secured
from the department secretary.
Potomac Unit No. 40 will meet
Tuesday night at the Palisades
Field House.
Maritime Unit No. Al will meet
on Tuesday. night at the Legion
Club.
All units are assisting with the
sale of T. B. seals in both OF
Woodward and Lothrop stores
| through December 20.
This time is counted on COM
munity service work and is under
the direction of Mrs. Lillian NJ
Judd, department chairman OF
T. B. seals.
Each unit has been given a day
at one of the stores.
| Many of the members assisted
the T. B. Association in folding
and mailing the seals during the
past weeks.
/ Anyone receiving seals in the
mails may pay for them at any
of the T. B. seal booths and viii
receive an official receipt.
| Eight and Forty.
/ The annual Christmas party
sponsored by the District O.
Columbia Eight and Forty, viii
Evening star., 1950-12-17

avenue NV; Bethea-Welch Post,
Second and S streets NV; Public
Health Service Post, Willard
Hotel; T. N. Tent No. /, 730
Eleventh street Sc.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. Edwards
Post, Commerce Building; Father
John P. Gallagher Post, 73l North
Capitol street; United States
Treasury Post, 1919 K street NV;
Police Fire Post. 1909 Rhode Is
land avenue NE: United States
Naval Gun Factory Post. 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE; Penta-
gon Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Thursday-V. r. w. National
Honor Guard, 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE; National Capital
Post, 1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV; Daly-Rogers Post, 1903
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Friday-Washington Post. 1919
X street NV; Elbow Benders Pup
Tent No. 2, moo, 1919 K street
NV.
Auxiliaries.
Margaret Wardle, department
auxiliary president. visited Gov
ernment Printing Office Auxiliary
on Monday at the home OF Rose
Henkleman, 4703 Twenty-seventh
street, Mount Rainier, Md. The
auxiliary sent money to the ma
tional home at Eaton Rapids,
Mich, for Christmas. Plans were
completed for a Christmas party
in B ward Mount Alto Hospital
on Wednesday.
On Tuesday Federal Auxiliary
will hold a Christmas party at
I7:15 pm. in B ward, Mount Alto
Hospital. On Wednesday they will
hold their annual Christmas party
for the auxiliary and friends at
1919 K street NV. at 8 pm.
/ Christmas will be celebrated by
Treasury Auxiliary in ward .
on Thursday at 7 pm.
The Christmas party Of ALI
American Auxiliary following their
meeting on Friday at 419 Seventh
street NV. took place following
their annual visitation of the de-
partment president and her staff
A birthday party of the auxiliary
and post was celebrated Thurs
day.
Plans were completed at the
meeting of All-American Auxiliary
for the presentation in G ware
at Mount Alto Hospital on Mon
day at 7 pm. Two wheelchairs
will be presented as a memoria
to Blanche Melton. who for many
years was hospital chairman
Grace Fields, past department
president, will make the presenta'
tion.
1 Bessie Haislip. ward chairman
will distribute Christmas stocking!
to patients in G ward on Tuesday
at 2 pm. She will be assisted b!
President Helen O'Brien anc
Hattie Byram.
The National Capital Juniors
will present Christmas basket Il
a needy family, so girls bear thi
in mind, for Patsy Robson will
need the help of all.
i The Past Presidents Club viii
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Georgetown Comp Elects

Georgetown Camp, Modern
Woodmen of America, elected the
following officers: Joseph A.
Clarke, consul; r. Stanley Beach,
adviser; L. S. Owens, banker; Fin
ley C. johnson, escort; James H.
Mcintyre, secretary; Joseph War;
ner, Arnold Flack and Thomas j.
Carroll, trustees.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Ladies' Oriental Shrine

Su-Zu Court of the Ladies
Oriental Shrine of North America
will participate in the following
activities:
Monday-Oriental Band ban
quet and Christmas party, Cont
mental Hotel.
Wednesday Patrol Christmas
party with Mrs. Bertha Bromwell.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

Comdr. George F.. McWilliams
of the District of Columbia De-
partment, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. last week announced the
appointment of Clyde w. KERN
as department adjutant. He Sue
ceeds D. E. Stone who resigned.
Mr.. KERN is a past commander
of Front Line Post No. 1401 and
has served the department for
several years in various capacities.
He has held the Office of depart
ment inspector on four different
occasions, and is at present assist
ant inspector general representing
the District of Columbia Depart
ment. He served as department
adjutant during the administra-
tions of Department Commanders
Frank Topash. Charles M. O'Mal-
ley, Albert M. Armstrong and
the first term Of Robert F. SUIT
phin.
He will take over his new duties
at once and may be reached at
department headquarters, l735
Eye street, NV, evenings after 8
pm.
It is requested that all posts
that have been meeting at 1919
K street NV. and have made a
change in their meeting place and
date. notify the department ad-
jutant as soon as possible.
National Capital Post will hold
its next meeting at the new quar-
ters. 1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV, on December 81.
Comdr. William r. Reading an
nounces the following elections
and appointments, effective at
once:
Samuel c. Conner, chaplain, to
fill vacancy; Tyrus Peele, Com
munity Service chairman, and
Herbert o. Watkins. blood donor
chairman.
Comdr. Beranrd Shaw presided
over the meeting of Front Line
Post at the Gold Chevron Club
John j. Mulkern was accepted into
membership and was given the
obligation by the commander.
A Christmas party will be held
in the meeting hall of the Gold
Chevron Club on Tuesday evening
Children of the members and
their friends are invited. There
will be entertainment and re-
freshments.
Past Department Comdr. Robert
Sutphin spoke stressing commu-
nifty service.
The post voted a sum of money
TO the department for filling
Christmas baskets and the auxil-
larry provided a basket of canned
and packaged goods to be turned
over to the department chairman
for baskets for the needy.
The auxiliary members enter
tanned at a Christmas party after
the meeting.
Meetings This Week.
Monday-Federal Post, 1919 K
street NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

Meetings this week:
Monday-National Capital Aux
iliary. Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Federal Auxiliary, 1919 X
street NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
IC. w. KERN New VFW Department Adiutont

meet Tuesday at the home Of
Peggy Kay, 8507 Mayfair road,
Silver Spring, Md. She will have
as her co-hostesses Mildred Carter
Edith Hiser and Ethel Orme
There will be a Christmas party
Evening star., 1950-12-17

Meetings This Week.
Monday-Federal Post, 1919 K
street NV.
Tuesday-Joseph B. Kelliher
Post, 1901 Prospect street NV;
Press Post, 1900 New Hampshire
Evening star., 1950-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Il. Thursday-Post $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
CORONER TILT
NO DECISION

The prosecutor reaches a YER
dict for two coronersl
Failure OF two Wayne County
Cofoners to reach a verdict, re-
sulting from the death of an EN-.
ployee. has caused considerable
deliberation over the past ter
days
WAYNE County Coroners AL
bert Harris and DR.. Samuel Mil.
ton. were informed by the pro-
secutor's office last week that
they would have TO agree on the
new appointee to take the place
Of deceased member OF the cor
oner'S staff
DR. Milton appointed John
Cowling to the $4,000 year job
of investigator. while DR.. Harri:
appointed former Homicide In
spector George f. Branton fc
the same position and ordered
him to work Immediately.
Although each had contcndec
that il was his appointce who
would get the Investigators as
sistant job prosecutor. Arthur l.
Robbins ruled that Joint ac
ton was necessary. thus the two
coroners this week were az
tempting TO settle their differ
ences.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
MRS. CRACC
TO RESIGN
DOLE POST

An alleged leak in the City
Hall started things popping Tues
day between Mrs. Rosa Gragg
president Of the Detroit Welfare
Commission and Mavor Cobo.
A rumor that Mrs. Gragg
would not be renamed TO the
Dole post leaked out 10 news
papermen late Monday night
and was carried over the local
air lanes. II was through this
medium that Mrs. Cragg also
first heard OF il.
Mrs Gragg. first race member
and president Of the Commission
stated that she had not resigned
and did not think il was neces-
sary because her term expires
March Isl.
Mayor Cobo said earlier that
he had accepted her resignation
lSee MRS. GRACG. Page ~