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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18
Miss Rhyme Conducts
Wesleyan Program

The Wesleyan Service Guild
met Monday night with Miss
Clarabel Rhyme conducting the
lesson on Faith. Mrs. Claude Bail
ey, president, was in charge, with
Mrs. Doty Porter serving as or
ganist. Sixteen members were
present.
1t was decided at the meeting
that Guild members would try to
attend the Guild meeting in Ma
thiston on the next regular meet
ing date, which attendance is to
take the place of the next regular
meeting.
Mrs. Irby Ellington reported on
a Zone meeting held in Green
wood which was attended by Mrs.
Ellington, Miss Rhyme, Mrs. w. H.
Fincher, Jr., Mrs. w. L. Murtagh,
and Mrs. Cain Byrd Horseman.
Captain H. L. Daniel of Cherry
Park, North Carolina flew over to
spend a few days as the guest in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Henry.
Mrs. J. r. Patterson spent seve-
raj days in Memphis this week.
Raford Watson was a Memphis
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Buck and
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Lynes
and daughters, Kathy and Mary
Lois, of Memphis. spent Mothers
day with their respective families
here.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Criscoe and
Glennis went to Vicksburg Sun
day to visit his sister, Mrs. j. w.
Butler, OF Brookhaven, who is i'll
III the hospital at the former city.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. James Collard
left Sunday for Greenville where
Mr.. Collard has accepted a posi-
ton on the advertising staff of
the Delta Democrat Times.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Hon. Tom @. Ellis, Jackson
visited relatives here Tuesday
while in town to speak to the
Lexington Rotary Club.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Chatwin M. Jack
son, Jr., and Mrs. Dick Barrett
went to Jackson, Tuesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brannin,
OF Starkville, will be guests this
weekend IN the home of their
niece, Mrs. W. E. Turmond, COM
ing especially at this time to at
tend the wedding of another
niece, Miss Bee johnson, on Sat
urday afternoon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Flowers
and children, Beth and Anne,
went to Shaw Sunday where they
spent Mothers Day with Mrs.
Flowers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Lamensdorf.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-18

Mrs. B. w. Lipscomb is expect.
,ed home today after a weeks
visit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. H. Watkins in Jackson.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Jei vadai butu ne tik geri,
bet ir nemirtingi
butu visai kita kalba!

Tikra teisybe yra, kad j SLA
vadovybe negerai butu rinkti
bet ka, visiskai neziurint kandi-
dato kvalifikaciju tai vietai, ku-
rial jis renkamas. Bet as nema-
nau, kad SLA, didziausia Anne
rikos lietuviu organizacija, te-
turf tik po viena mari, tinkama
uzimti kiekvienai vyriausios va
dovybes mario vietai, ir kad tie
vieninteliai kaip tik butinai ir
yra tie, kurie dabar tas vietas
Ultima -. AS manau, kad is
10000 nariu turi gi butt ir dar
bent po viena kita, kurie ir SLA
gerai pazista, ir kurie turi patty
rimo, reikalingo toms ar XII
toms SLA vadovybes mario pa.
regions. Todel, jeigu nariu dau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Del "per toli''

Prize DIRVOS isdestytu min
ciu apie argumenta per toll"
turiu kai ka prideti.
Siomis dienomis New Yorka
atvyko is Chicagos viena lido
globeja tikrinti knygu. Knygas
patikrinti reikia. Ir atvaziuoti j
New Yorka irgi reikia. Labai
gerai, kad lido globeja atlieka
savo pareigas. Ir il tikrai nieko
nekalta, kad Chicago nuo New
Yorko yra uz mazdaug 900 my
liq.
Teko girdeti, kad kelionpini-
giu SLA turi moketi po 10 Gen.
tq uz mylia. Tai jau 80 doleriu.
Tikrinimas trunka, ma, sakysi-
me, kokias iris dienas. IS toll
atvykusiam pareigunui reikia
moketi viesbucio islaidas ir
| dienpinigius. IS viso apie 16 do
leriq per diena, apie SO doleriu
per iris dienas. 0 jei tikrinimas
uztrunka ilgiau -.
Knygu tikrintoju, suprantan.
ciu ta dalyka, galima rasti IL
Chicagoj, ir Los Angeles, il
New Yorke -. Koks tarp .jy
skirtumas? Visi gall butt labai
geri, bet kurie arciau, tie pi.
gesni -.
Dabar turime SLA posedzius
kartais New Yorke, kartais Chi.
cagoje. Jei neziuresime atstu.
limo, tai gall susidaryti reikalas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Ar zinot, ka reiskia
"viesi narnai"?
StebetOias

Siunciu susipazinti tulo "SLA
geroves komiteto" atsisaukima,
pavadinta "Gerove pirmoje vie
toje". Tame atsisaukime SLA
nariai yra raginami balsuoti uz
visus dabartinius Pildomosios
Tarybos narius. Viskas tvarkoj.
Bet pasiziurekit j ketvirta to
atsisaukimo skirsneli. Ten tas
Geroves Komitetas raso, kad
dabartine Pildomoji Taryba pla-
nuojanti "steigti viesus namus,
kuriuose mlsu jaunoji karta
rastu patOgia vieta -" ne
pamanykit nieko bloga -.
"kliubans, pasilinksminimams,
sportui, menui ir kulturinei veik-
lai''.
Labai puiku, tik atrodo, kad
Geroves Komitetas nelabai SUI
pranta, ka jis sake -.
Nustebintas SLA narys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

guma kurias nors is tu pareigu
patiketu ir kan kitam, negu
tik dabartiniams pareigunams,
SLA del to neturetq sugriuti !. !.
AS nieko neturiu prizes dabar-
tinius vadovus ir, galimas daily
kas, kad balsuosiu uz juos. Bet
man Wis delto kick keista, kad
atsiranda balsu, kurie lyg ir nuo-
deme laiko kitu kandidatu pa
siulyma bel rengimasi balsuoti
uz juos.
Tikra teisybe taip pat, kad
|esamieji vadovybes nariai, buve
|ioje jau ilgesni laika, turejo ISL
|gyti tam tikro patyrimo, kuris
yra brangintinas. Bet as nema-
nau, kad gerai yra tureti prity-
rusiu vadovq tik viena "seta'
o kas bus, jei vienas ar kitas is
to "seto" susirgs ar numirs
AS to, zinoma, jiems jokiu budu
to nelinkiu, bet gi ziurekim
dalykus atviromis akimis: susi-
vienijimas apdraudzia narius,
neisskiriant ir organizacijos va.
du nuo finansiniu katastrofq
kurios galetu kilti is ligos al
mirties priezasties. bet... ne.
apsaugo nei nuo ligos, nei nuC
mirties =. +. Jei mes turesim til
"vieninteli" pirmininka, 'vienin
teli' sekretoriq, "vieninteli" il
dininka - tai ar ne blogiau bu!
organizacijai, jeigu mes kuri'
nors is tu "vieninteliu" vien:
diena neteksime? Todel Wis delt,
ar nesveikiau butu, jei organi
zacija palaipsniui turetu prisi
rengusi sau bent po du-tri
"setus" vadovybeje prityrim
: turinciu zmoniu? stai del ko a
: labiau pritariu items, kurie siu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Mainyti ar nemainyti?

Dabar vykstant Susivieniji-
mo Lietuviu Amerikoje Pildo-
Tarybos rinkimams spau-
dole pasireiSke ivairiu minciQ,
kas yra naturally ir gera. siai
didziulei organizacijai esant pill
mai demokratisko pobudzio, tai
ir kiekvienas jos narys turi tel
Sc pareiksti savo mint organi-
zacijos gerovei.
siu rinkimQ metu spaudoje
matosi praieskimu, kad butu ge-
ra isrinkti bent du naujus virsi-
ninkus ir taipogi kiekvienais
rinkimais po du naujus istatyti.
Pagrindan sio viso dedama, kad
nauji virsininkai busia apdai-
resni, energingesni ir tokiu bd-
du naudingesni paciam Susivie-
nijimui.
TeoretiSkai tai skamba neblo-
gal. Vienok paziurekime, kair
tikrumoje yra. Musu SLA yra
labai komplikuotas biznis, dau.
giau sudetingesnis ir painesnis
negu didelis bankas ar didziul9
korporacija. Cia reikia praktisk(
patyrimo, kuri igyti reikalings
maziausia dveju metq laiko. Pei
ta laikotarpi naujas virsininkas
esti visai be naudos. Jis tik mo
kinasi ir prie geriausiu norl
met trukdo sklandu darba. Taig
daznas virsininku mainikavi
mas, ypac prie siandieniniu ap
linkybiQ, nieko gera Susivieni
ljimui negali duoti. AS SLA laba
gerai pazistu ir cia tikrai nuo
sirdziai kalbu musu organizaci
| jos gerovei, O ne kokiu agitaci
niu sumetimu. Juk amerikonis
kos bilijonines korporacijos save
geru ir patyrusiu virsininku ne
mainikauja kas kelis metus
Juos stengiasi ko ilgiausiai pa
laikyti. Musu Susivienijimas til
negali butt isimtis. Tai viena.
Antra. Pildomosios Tarybos
kiekvienas uredas reikalingas
tam tikru kvalifikaciju, specia
laus issimokslinimo. Apie ta
nera jokios abejones. Taigi ne
kiekvienas gall butt tinkamas
eiti tas svarbias ir atsakomin
gas pareigas. Kiekvienas narys
balsuodamas privalo rimtai pa
galvoti apie tai; kad savo organi
zacijai nepakenkus.
| Dabartine Pildomoji Tarybs
yra atsakominga, darbsti ir nuo.
sirdziai atsidavusi Susivienijimt
gerovei. Uztat il nusipelno pilnc
nariu pasitikejimo siais rinki.
mais. Kiekvineas balsas, paduo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
Redakcija
! SLA visi gall prilausyti

Musu lietuviskoje visuomeneje
yra daugybe visokiu organizaci-
ju. Didziule ju dauguma yra 10
kalinio pobddzio ir, zinoma, jQ
veikla tik lokaliai tegali pasi-
reiksti. JOS veik visos turi pa
grindo egzistuoti, mes savotisku
bldu prisideda prie musu kul-
turinio gyvenimo. Be ju pasi-
justume, tarsi, paklyde didzioje
girioje.
Dauguma tu organizaciju turf
savotiskus apsirubeziavimus, ku-
rie maziau ar daugiau varzo as
mems laisvuma. Tulos esti re-
liginio, politinio ar siaip jau
vietos reikalams pobudzio. Ia
me, zinoma, nieko blogo mega
lima iziureti. JOS atlieka save
paskirti.
Susivienijimas Lietuviu Ame.
rikoje yra tikrai visuomenin6
didziausia organizacija, kurioje
sutelpa visi padorus lietuviai il
tue paciu sykiu gall nevarzomat
veikti uz Susivienijimo ribu
kaip jiems tinka. S.L.A. visa
nesikisa j savo nariu religinius
politinius ar kitokius isitikini.
mus. Narys turi pilna laisve
ispazinti toki tikejima, kuris
jam patinka. Jis taipgi turf pilna
laisve priklausyti ir veikti vie.
noje ar kitoje politineje parti.
joje. Zodziu sakant, S.L.A. nariai
yra visi lygus ir turi vienodas
teises. Cia nera nei laipsniq, nei
kategoriju, nei jokio kitokio pa.
skirstymo. Susivienijime esame
visi lygus ir turime vienoda bal.
So jo tvarkyme.
Todel tikrai teisingai Susi.
vienijimas Lietuviu Amerikoje
yra uzsipelnes to taip grazaus
ir reiksmingo vardo - visuo.
menine organizacija. il pilnai
islaike sia tradicija, kurios ME
kados nepakeis. I ia visi geri
lietuviai gall .sutilpti.
Todel Suomi kvieciu visus ge.
ros valios lietuvius isirasyti
Susivienijima Lietuviu Ameri.
koje. Del platesniu ziniu atsi-
kreipkite vietinius organizato-
rius arba j centra: 3O7 w. 30th
St., New York, N. Y.
DIR. S. Biezis,
SLA Daktaras-KvOtejas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
kalba didZiauSia
lietuviu organizacija

tas uz dabartini P. T. sastata,
bus balsas labui musu didziau-
sios organizacijos. Mainikauti
siuo laiku ne tik nepatartina,
bet tue paciu sykiu ir begalo ri
zikinga pavesti disadvantages
pareigas nepatyrusias rankas.
Senas SLA narys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

j posedzius ir j California vazi-
nett. Pareigunai is to jokio ypa-
lingo pelno netures, bet is SLA
lido kelionpinigiq ir dienpinigiq
susidarytq CANA surf suma -.
Stebet0jas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

10, kad bent kas pora metu tu-
retumem sudaryti progos ieiti
j vadovybe vienam kitam nau-
jam zmogui.
Jaunas SLA narys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

Siuo metu gauname
daug laisku SLA klausi-
mais. Cia dedame keleta
budingesniuju.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19
Mtion HOn0,s
Cor. Judge Jones
at Open Forum

Mrs. Hazel Smith honoreo
Gov. Williams and Judge Jones.
ut hel home on last Wednesday
when an Informal discussion Oil
candidates for the primary cleo
ton was held.
Mrs. Geneva Casey introduced
the guest speaker. Atty. Helen
Bryant. who gave helpful points
about the Michigan government
ia a brief. interesting manner.
Atty Bryant elaborated on the
budgeting of legislature and its
overall effects in the arsenal of
democracy.
She further clarified the corpo-
ration-profit tax. enumerating fur
Their on the conspiracy OF silence
in the recent hospital appropria-
ton.
Open forum was held with
the following civic-minded ciu-
zens in attendance: Mesdames
Eueie West. Lillian Hatcher. w.
II. Johnson. Sarah Roach. Florine
A. Mckinney. Sarah Hall. Eurine
Harrison. Lula Marshall. Hattie
Herbert. Lillian Jackson. Alma
McMahas. Mrs RoSannae Perrin
Mrs Richard w. Brows. Mrs
VIM l. Hall Mrs Roxanna
Brown. Mrs. Ada Finley. MIS- May
l. Mitchell. Mrs Richard w
Brown
Also McSdames Bessie l.. Cam
Mary + AtAlnsos. Cecil Peck.
Alma Woods. Alinc 3 Noel. Viii
la Mae Malone. p Calling. Thcl
ma X Yates. Junetta Watt
William Oliver gave remarks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19

Guesfing..-.Dr. and Mrs. Vim.
Arnold....Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Martin....Dr. and Mrs. Elias Dix
on-...Mrs. Hershel Bundranf....
Mrs. Melvin Fowler...Mr Had
die Blackburn. charming moth
er of Mrs. Gillium....also a sis
ter Mrs. Louise Fousf....bofh of
Washington....and Miss Roberta
MCGUIRE.
T HE PHARM ACEUTICAL
DANCE was q merry one held
FOR visiting pharmacists and their
wives. lin the Dairvmen Union.
Second Blvd and this vas the
very fiss' time our group has had
access 70 It's use
A few Of the many in attend
ance d. and Ms. James fitz-
seralc Dr. and Mrs. Stewart
Toodle. M and Mrs. c T. Coll
Inns, NJ Charles Fisher M and
Mrs. Edgar Brazelton, D. Arth-
VI Thompson D. and Mrs Ar
thur BoGi:e. NJ ard MIS- George
Carthast, Or ana Mrs c. W
Preston p and Mrs. Wilbur
Martin. NJ and MIS- Robert Lee
Wolfe
Others having a wonderful
time were DR.. L. n. Smith. Miss
Roberta MCGUIRE. Francis Kor-
negaY.-.which reminds Us that
his attractive wife. Geraldine
and Hheir .wo boys are EN- route
20 VirSinis....to spend the re
mainder Of the summer..-Dr
and Mrs. Victor English....Mrs.
Jean Engiish..--nome from How
ard University for the remand
der OF the summer.
ID and NJ Aaron Toodle
D. ,r} NJ n,rS Wesley Or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19
CONTINUED From Page ~
which you'll read Later.

which you'll read more...latet.
Tom and Loretta Brscoe. have reached Old
Mexico..,u, the last lap of their western tour.
Mayme and Charles DiggS...are still ravlne over the
happy times they had..down California Nay They we're
the houseguests Gwen Russell She's Charles cousin
land he is the prominent minister They o~nthe beat
tifu 36th Place..in Los Anseleswhlch was IN
habited BY the late. BojangleS md Fam Robinson Be
much partying and other gavty they spent >on'r
time in the Russes summer hone...ar longo Beach
Later this week...Phil and Pearl Phiiii ps...wiil
come from Charlotte NC. flor short reunion
with the Diggs family..n their East Boston Boulevard
home Pearl is Mayme's sister..a Charlotte school
Margaret and Sam Thomas..are making their usual
home..a the Thomas summer estate..along with
DR.. and Mrs Alfred f. Thomas Grass Lake while
committing back and forthfor important social occasions
lin the city
Dr. Leo Swanson. better known to his pals as.;Leo
the Lion is all smiles the visit of his sister and her
husband Phillip ind Isabel Caby..of New York."who
are here forfor the Odd Fellows confab
Had lovely chat withthe in:mtA Die. - .d.m me
Lillian Evant.so charming gracious She has oeen
visiting the nterior...of the US With old friends
fet;ng heram way She: st; thrilled over parties
N Chico 70. Cary and ST. Paul imag me or"s
entertained by royaNy...on the Continent!
We got to talking about. the one and only "brick-
top.who has another ultra nespotIn rars ana Is
as alwaysa hangout for the nobility. We had last seen
her down in Mexico City.in her famed Minuet Club.
where the notorious Virginia Hill sought escape from
too recent memories.by picking up the checktc the
tune of and thousand DOLLARS. for one evening
fun. -.
Then we remnsced about. Margaret Just.~daugn-
IF tho famous Washington scientistwho mas now 90
800 ber Doctorate and is travelling Europe .on Full
bright Lecture Fellowship. She was IN Leone.wne, s,s
heard from has married aganand mas "e' s"'s" w
with her -. r. Mer.r,c
bell and learned he is the brother OF Anna jean
whom we knew...many moons go.snd VINO IS no" inc
- &c r. REGINALD Weir...in New York City.we
Thought again. how small the world grows and
~ nice folks leave when they cross
go ,shs however briefly the Anna Jeans..the Mar
s.~ef Jv.t. the Bricktops the Madame Evantisbus
the latter two-.can only happen.~o~ce .gt -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19

P''s- G~0gg

!" 'o'sa Gragg. fouder presi-
~ Slade-Cr Academy,
:" aIded the honorary de-
.. Doctor of Humane Letters
Guf'tand'ng work in the COM
r. ma church by Paul Quinn
r. "aoo. Texas. this. week,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19
ii Il ! ~ y $
By PAULYNE HAZARD GRANT

PHAKMACEUTICAL Talk is the only conversation
these days. Among those in attendance the
National Convention. held here..wtre DR.. AND MRS
LASIfELL UMAS..Natchez. Mississippi. they abode al
the Gotham. .ond witnessed the festivities With
attractive Roberta Mcguire.
DR. AND MRS. JAMES GIILUM entertained Tor
them while here in the Of their palatal
home on Edison on last Saturday evening. Mrs Du-
mas looked unusually pretty wearing black
Quesete with OF lace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19

L., ,turday afternoon. Har-
|et M.sadden. daughter OF MI.
nj VI Herbert McFadden OF
tins rle. became the bride
Dasgs. son of Mrs. Edith
y md the late Mr.. Daggs
It St Cyprian Church.
b. iae Malcolm Gray Dade
H.,
TIE bride was a lovely pic
(urs IS he approached the altar
ii white gladioli and cYciamens.
>r the arm of her father. She
gore a gown of French lace
>nd rssruisette over a hooped
kiri 81 IVORY satin and a silk
>oure, held her illusion veil
Fhica tsll to circular train.
[She arrived white prayer
>ck uttered with white orchids
% n' lhis with clinging ivy
tewn 'ln, with falling satin
[br Norgis Bell Bass. matron
khef "',re lime green dotted
- , matching taffets
3ot't = in ballerlna length
"a dress was matching
~ ti with scattered pearl
p Ste carried a colonial bou-
81 yellow daisies.
Mrs McF adden. mother of the
nde wore . gown of ice blue
&c with corssge bouquet
tas'srnan roses. Mrs. Daggs.
'osner OF the bridegroom. chose
Peach chiffon over taffsta
and q bronze rose corsaQo.
similar gowns Of pale yell
Ncre the bridesmaids: Cerai-
Siedsoe and Lucy Sylvester.
y carried bouquets Of yellow
green daisies.
oseph Marshall acted "a beat
Cshers were Robert Bass.
ries Farmer. Robert Johnson,
Herbert McFadden Jr.,
ehes OF the bride.
.fser the cscsmonY relatives
fricnds Sath>rsd n me
Wy deoorassd Urban League
me recopkiou.
IL brides table was laid with
mt linen cloth and conferred
five-tier layer cake,
20 With miniature bell.
pretty hcstesses. strikingly
eu were COrneiia Bledsoe.
= Johnson, Aretha Johnston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19

tt.
and Mrs NJ j. Morrison a. Il
many others.
IVOR INGRAM medlcs,
student at Wayne University en-
joyed one week ghlights G n
cinnati.. and IS now relaxing la
Dayton. before settling down i.
hare study and work at R-,'-
haven Hospital this fali
NOTES OF IMPORTANCE:
Mrs. Hertha Jenkins entertain
ed at breakfast and early bridge
...for striking Mrs. Helen Rob
inson of Atlanta. Ca.....who is
guessing with her sister. Mrs
Eleanor Coote....on last Fridvy
lin her home on Pingree.
Extending cordial uelcoi
TO Mrs Robinson sophis ic4le
IN a midsummer multi-cJ
print We're Betty Catcar'. Var
tella Lane Elmlre Gibson +
cite Norlls EVELYN Montioy. Z y
beita Mcclure Elizabeth Ban 4
and Eleanor Coote
MRS EUGENE VEST Pa.--
,.eiphio has D-eu Ner. pu~.
seeing tina, her guest. Mss ha
Hudson. and Mrs Elect. Sym
IL. was well acquaintcc Ai.h q
Motor before they oep,s,-
cd ior Chicago on Sutu4 day III
esnoon
Mrs. Rosa Mae Perrin. popu-
lar school teacher of Savanna
Ca. is visiting with Mrs. May
Mitchell. Hartford Avenue.
Departing these pa S ai1
will be Ms Elizabeth LDsA
and her sister Mrs Man lple
Loving MOTORING with NJ , 10
tcr..to visit With Mis- Fosie
Other daughter, IN New YolN
Frances Wasd Thelna Manu-
and Fred jordan il II Ju-
dan was recently appo:ntce AZ M
Structor lin art. al Wayne Tn :
versity were the weekend CUES !,
of The Raymond Goddard an1
three sons at then cottage To-
Gated very close to Green Pas
lures Camp
Margaret Montgomery was a
charming and perfect hostess
when she fefed informally....for
the visiting DR.. and Mrs Ia
Shell Dumas.
LORRAINE ANDERSON. pref
ty Wayne COED. specializing ia
the School OF Business Admins
tration...is dashing person these
DISSEMINATING plans for her ap-
preaching marriage. to James l..
Staples. also stu1ent of Wayne
LORRAINE IS the daughter al
Mrs. Clyde v. Anderson. and will
speak her VOWS at the Urban
League. September =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson
OF Hardwood. have been enter
tanning distinguished houseguests
Mrs James Iverson of Newark.
Ma sister. and also an aunt
Mrs Ollie Green cf New Yo' \
City.
While or the subject. Mrs. RUBY
Mailing has been entertaining
guests from Los Angelcs...Mrs.
julia Lee and Mrs. Clara Jones.
Nj; and Mrs George Cathcart
entertained for distinguished out
Of town guests IN their lroouoi>
home on MondaN at breakfast
sno. bridge Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Hamilton II
is the business manager at Lin
coin University Or and Ms
Frederick Rivers. Memphis. Ten
nessee. and Mrs Francis Smvih .
of Augusta. Georgia the aunt
Of Mrs. Arthur Boddie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-19
Harriet MEaddm Become, Bride
I 7GRey Aagg, al ST. Cnpra"

Ruth rmcl Hudson RUBY sicles
Harris Memphis Tenn, Agene TIE coupe Panutas bsaed
Duval. wedding they at home
Williams Dorothy Hicks the Iris apartments E.
hundred guest be Forest
Evening star., 1950-04-06
TOiIetrieS

S1.00 H. H. Aver. Honeysuckle
or Pink Clover Bath Sheen,
discontinued. Package 5Gc*
$1.00 Woodbury. or Jergens Face
Powder with matching makeup,
assorted shades --29c*
S5c Shaving Mirrors, double
faced, one side plain, one mag
nifying, hand or stand 39c
S1.50 H. H. Aver "Yu" Perfume
in pocket purse container, 59c*
69c Gabilla's "Sinful Sour Dust
ing Powder, with large wool
puff ----------2 for &C.,
S2.95 Purse Perfume Atomizer,
satin glow finish, each with
carrying case 59c
S2.75 Roger g. Gallet Perfume,
discontinued package, two fra
grances -----79 79*
S1.00 "Come To Me" Cologne,
large 6 OF. bottle, boxed 49c*
S2.25 Monique Chin Strap and
Throat Cream combination, 59c*
S1.00 Fever Thermometer, oral
only in black. bakelite case, 59c
1-S18.50 We'll Cobra Perfume,
sealed. 1-oz. package $780,
$500 Remington Rand Ladies'
Razors, with red leather case,
$6.49
1-S23.50 Sunbeam Electric Ra-
zor, discontinued model $15.98
40c Tussy Nail Enamel, one
shade only 10c*
'Plus 20% tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Linens and
DOn,eSticS

/ Lot-Scarfs, Towels, Table,
cloths, odds and ends of linens,
as is -------10 10c to $3.50
Is Doz.-s9.95 Linen Damask
Napkins, 24x24", unhemmed,
s5.s5
50-S1.69 Jerry Mahoney and
Superman Towels, 22x24"- SEC
1-S25.00 Bates, George WASH
ington's Choice Bedspread, twin
size, slightly soiled S16.95
IL Pr.-S9.95 Bates Draperies,
2l2 yds. long, disc. pattern, dark
shades only ---$1.88
1O0-Sec. s2.79 Cannon Comb
spun Percale Sheets, 63x99",
s1.ss
5O-Sec. s3.49 Cannon Comb
spun Percale Sheets, 90xl08",
S2.ss
300-Sec. 69c-75c Solid Color
Bath Towels, 20x40" and ok
"A" 59c
4O-S1.99 Box Kiddie Towel
Sets, appliqued chintz figures,
$1.59
36-S2.69 Linen Damask Lunch
con Cloths, 51x51"-S1.59
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-04-06
RadiOs-TV

ao-s29.95 Television Enlargers.
Makes bigger pictures on your
present screen $500
5-S12.95 Record Player At
tachments, IS RPM. Must be
connected to jack attachment
m back Of set $500
25-S3.00 Television Filter
Screens. Makes clearer pic
lures. Eliminates glare -69c
3-S19.95 Portable Radios. 4
tubes, in attractive case. Bat
teries extra SI2.O0
5-SI9.95 Portable Radios. 4
tubes. Handle for easy carry
ing. Batteries extra a----S12.O0
3-S19.95 Portable Radios. 4
tubes. Nationally famous make,
S12.00
Kann's-Appliance Store,
Cor. 9th and D SITS.