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PAGE EIGHT
SOCIE TWf7
• DETROIT STUDY CLUB TO PRESENT
JOSEPHINE NARREID LOVE
JOSEPH!NH HARREI.D LOVE ..a recent addition to
cnr \ rv.a*T ' * ami an outstanding concert artist.
xv:'l be pr-v- iby th-’ Detroit Study club. . .on March 2l*
In • e Detroit' Inst it ute of Art.-.. ..
Ave . a". of patrons might include the names of
Mrs. E‘ ■ H-• y Mrs Henry Gregory... Dr. and Mrs.
Eai a: •• M:ssr- Marion and Marjorie Carter. ..Mr. j
and Mra. Oscar Llndakv
Mrs. \Y. y . .. .Nit s.. H. r. KosCoe... Dr. and Mrs.
J. A Moor* Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Baker... Mr. and Mrs.!
Robert Latrom. and of course just scads of others...
v , added a- :i.e go.-s 0n....,
HEARD FROM CRAYCE SADLER
Jusr a short note, to tell us about her new job in Wash
ington. P.t* She bit the city only last Monday...and
was somewhat apprehensive at the time we were talking
with her...as to just what might happen.. .when she ap
peared on the si cne . and turned out to be a person of
c010r... In her note., she says everything is alright
She has already begun her duties as clerk in the U. S. War
department . she loves it, so far...finds things in that
region to be "jumpin'' between blackouts.. .says further
that she will see us all a few pay days from n0w....
She was aide t„o confirm our information.. .about the
'expected blessed e\ent...for MAI’C UKIMTK MURRAY
FT! BUSTER 4 * HOPKINS la ‘he
current success story of that vicinity.. . .lie is doing unusual
1 hings in i lie n\ i:i r \v~.TV . .down at Tliskegee and flajih-QS
hither and yon by plane at the drop of the hat....
ERNEST FISHER GETS A TEMPORARY STAY
But not for long, a few weeks at best. . .something about
quarters being too crowded until troops are moved....
‘Almost caught ERNEST without a civilian’s suit to his name
.>. .he had just made his will.. .and about handed them
out to members of his family. . knowing that t'will be a
long time ere he needs such duds again...,,
. * *. *
**Shw BILLY HALL with DOTY DOLE ..over the week
end....He is to leave soon for Officers Training camp at
Fort Bcnning. Ga... lie is so proud.. .to have made such
progress... and says he will have his stripes next time we
see him....
V * *
We might mention here. . that BLANCHE STURKEY ..
is now with her husband CHRIS STURKEY...at Camp
Wolters in Texas.... She will spend two or three weeks
there with him. The Siurke>s were wed...just a few
days before his induction... I
And dd you know that . the j
WILLIAM ALIENS <vo u :.<ed to |
«•- P. ■ :r '
jrer Dorothy Stc-vrr.»nn well. they j
nre expecting a .-rra ! b irdie from j
Heaven He .5 also a member of
at Edgewond, Md .. Dorothy and 1
Bill’s mother, who Beatrice Allen. !
OFF FOR A BIT OF
RELAXATION
BEATRICE FLEMING her sis
tr:, MRS OLA HUGHES of Flint. j
Hot Springy, the mid-winter mecca
for such do.ng? FRED ALLEN of
Supreme Lir.en.. and S B. Mc-
QUEEN are others who will leave
fu! spot ...
Mr.- Fleming and her constan* .
e cor- from Cleveland . . . HOMER
WEAVER 'very handsome, too) .
•were -••mewhr' t-bached Sunday.}
?• B' .- I!-ur •■..u.i -..when LARRY l
STEELE p of the lip
Weave: Vn‘avhe that'* a°pre
•
AUZIE DIAL v. Ia mean
bod Mihm
W ARD •i 'YYc • .. i.*h h:s r.e.vl
friappv. . h. : orably dLi-iarg-d from !
Y ’ 17."“ I
D and v v th.it PROPHET
a 1
11
JOE BRA NAM GENE TONDEF. '
~.P ROSEMO.ND DAVIS and...!
CLEMENT MIL! S among
•
CLUB 666 A a-ld chorines ..
lition. . . . They already have top.
pai ty and surround r.g atmosphere
...it should be an improvement...
••• we have said before .We think
•.he g add a touch no act could
NELLIE WATTS gave a whole
box to her faithful little usher? and
•.nor escorts...for the ROBESON
recital They have helped her at
all her recitals So thoughtful of
her to remember them.
Meanwhile RUTH E. WEBB., is
fairly beaming these days with
something —No ?.r. we w.O.uM not
be at all surprised if she isn't a
scoop and real soon .. .Don't say
we didn't put you wise.
YTIRAHCS TO HAVE MALES
IN AUDIENCE THIS YEAR
They would like it known., that
they are nothing averse to gentle,
men coming to their mammoth
f:on revue on April 11 at-CI.UB
6*56 ...It is to be at 1 p.m. of a
Saturday afternoon .and gcnU. arc
•bnying tichrts , :~~.-and~xvhy mot. . tt
th*m do we not ...
As of last year Leroy Smith and
his orchestra will play for the show
and as a surprise.. .models are
expected to participate from some
’•f the nearby cities.. .can't tell it
* * *
The PREMIER HOMEMAKERS of
!. Thurman Y W.C A. are to pre
•• NELL DOBSON PLANT . In
rec tai at Art Institute on Mav 21.
Mrs Evelyn Dennis is president
jof the dub.
IXAI M MHCN 1 >iuii\
| The Independent Sixteen me* a* the
| •: ved a lovely iuncheon which was
BIG BARGAINS
WHILE THEY
LAST
Expensive Trade-In
FUR
COATS
AT CREAT
SAVINCS
Buy now for
immediate use
and next
Announcing . . .
THE RE OPENING OF
PAIGES
Beauty Shop
3370 West Warren
Just one block from the old
location at the corner of 2Jrd
and Warren.
Beginning Monday. Mar. 16
The first 50 customers getting a
shampoo and croquignole, , will
get a souvenir. v
Call Ty. 4-9151
For Your Appointment
ERMA BAIN. Mgr.
MARIE PAIGE. Prop.
$lO - $25 - $35
SMALL’S
9354 Oakland at Kenilworth
1.. SMAI.L Flop
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE •'TT m A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Mrs. Frank I.ott honored her
husband with a surprise natal day
party Saturday at the 12 Horse
men club at which time a host
STYLE WITH
PIN MONEY
By THELMA LEE
VARIED CHARACTER IN
SLACKS FASHIONS
WE WOMEN will take to slacks
more than ever, now that many
males are being swept off into
service. We must be quick .0 check
on -correct siylon.-tfttalrty and prices
are no .onger a fad but a necessity.
THIS EIVESOME <pin money
way) beige worsted gabardine
slack.? coliarless jacket. The latter
has back fulness and -inset belt.
Skirt, tailored shirt and short?
complete a livosome. Because of
them we have freedom in walking.
# * *
Ifnvr I hern -.f any hc’p to you?
Adder"- your que.siions to Thelma
Lee. fashion Editor, Michigan
Chronicle.
WHERE TO Itl Y WIIAT YOU
WANT AT PIN MONEY PRICES
Grand Terrace Bar-B-Que
We have something new; good old
fashioned pit Bar-B-Que. Pork
shoulders, beef, veal, chicken and
lamb. Refresh yourself with beer
and wine. Open at 5 pm. to 2 am.
299 East Palmer avenue. Cali Ma.
4500. We deliver.
THE HOBBY SHOP—we make
..—Umcheorv sets
. . . kitchen curtains . . . pot
holder* . . applique . . crocheted
and embroidery work neatly done
cocktail napkins, perfume flower
TBeUez
LET THE LAUNDRY DO IT
LAUNDERING THAT PRESERVES
• LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
• BACHELOR SERVICE
• COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE
"Make Opportunities For Your Own Boys And Girls”
SUPREME LAUNDRY CO.
700 EAST ALEXANDERINE
Call Te. 1-2565 -Te. 1-2566-Te. 1-3359
Owned And Operated By Fred A Allen
GIVEN BIG PARTY
In the group are Charles Bowden.
I.iezir May llolt. Mr. and Mr*.,
Austin Garrett. Mr and Mrs Ken
neth Watson and others.
of friends and well wishers all
enjoyed the festivities. Seated at
the head of the table are Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lott. Others seen
The Party Line
By MARIAN
Mane Duckworth :s spending the*
deck end ,n Chicago
The Congenial K ght met *v *.h |
Miss E. Lyons of Vancourt last
Wednesday The member,- f.-l .a ed |
I’WJi to pbt'i-itv ufn 2iy;.u:bb2 tcH
pj'l, Mrs Alta Ot their honorary j
member, was present The next 1
h»«!fs-w--! be M" Fdi'l —I
Aie you ph.lining a big E.-ur?
down to Club 666 a-.d want'
to "Come on" and swing out It is
!o mAou'/old IT :h. "rV.Ter
finery and stilf have load- of fun
The floor show w be extra s; «><• a!
for the holiday you know Apr l 6. |
Easter Monday, so uMu t im- j
med.ately a Sophist.ivtc. B .nchc
president: M . a'n McChun
secretary; Virg n•• Flem »> tr*. --
urer; Ft n -i n. 1
by. June W - M - ta S< tt
M.: (• :.c A•. ,< [ • d* n . Od.
Ut Non* Sha Longa CocVVl
party .it 666 Let Sunday was grand.
Delightful gayety Teigned fore- J
most in what started out to be a i
dull week end The early day* had
brought no excitement . . . just a |
few meetings and presto came Sat
urday and the town started jump-
The First Nighters came through*
with a Monte Carlo party out to
M*«d**x homo on He >«-***<*-
nue One of the all flight and
plenty fun varieties . . .
Dr and Mrs. Jenkins also decided
on Saturday for their farewell party
to Dr and Mrs Rudolph Porter who
left for his Lieut. Commission in i
the US. army. Everyone was gay.
had gobs of fun and d.d look swell.
Guests were Dr and Mrs. Walter
Hines. Mr and Mrs Boymton Mil
t *n. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Mlton.
Flash' Harrs. S B McQueen.
Carolyn Glover. Dr and Mrs Grg-j
ti on. Dr and Mrs. Harmon, the
Squawk” Harmons, the "Gil" Ed
wards. Dr and Mrs. John Marlowe.
Mr and M - Pprchec, Dr Talbert,
Herb Smrrns. M Posey. Miss Euna
Dabney. Lieut E A McDowell. Dr.
Robert Bennett. John Dancy. Sadye
Atkins, Dr and Mrs. E. McNeal, Dr.
and Mrs. Willis.
Sunday, the Twelve Horseman
Bowling girls met the "Stanley
Cowl's Hamburger Grill Bowling
team" in Toledo. We motored over,
with the Harold Aldriches, and
Blanches Evans to see our Detroit
ers defeated, but after the game en- j
joy so much fun. That Toledo team
really are keen competition, hav- I
ing beat Detroit in Detroit, and
then again Sunday.
After the game was over, our
hosts gave one of those grand
parties. Plenty of fried chicken for
dinner, drinks galore and frivolity
a plenty:
The Twelve Horseman girls in
clude Katie Graves, A. Willingham.
V. Smith, Julia Bcnford. V. Price,
Edith Lam or and Katie Jackson.
The officers and well wishers in
cluded Onslow Parrish, president;
James Davenport, manager; Charles
Reeves, vice president; Captito.
Charles Henderson. CharmiAa
Reeves. Mary Morrison, Mr and
Mrs Esau Cade. Mr. and Mrs. King,
Charlene Chapman of Columbus.
> . ■
Adams. Sunne Warren. Mr and
Mrs. Charles Reeves. McKenzie
Thomas. James Liver, Oliver X.
Hawes. James Hawes. Clarence
Bcnford and many more.
The Grill team Os the famous
"Wimpy special," included Helen
Brown. Capt. Arminta Staunton. Al
tocn Thomas. Hazel Cowell, and
Edna Simms. It was a most wonder
ful day.
The Reuben Rays are on a vaca
tion trip to California. Tiny Gale
and Izetta are missing Detroits in
clement March winds.
Mrs. Thomas (Rooster) Ham
monds is very ill with a severe cold
that has kept her confined to the
bed We hope she w..l hurry and
get well.
V - iiwuiii
mU r V" “’xl J ' al .4,-
'•Hi ,*'* n *‘c, u jy. i
u, r
•4«o, u s T° Ur -o" ° r
painted. For your next gift or
prize, visit THE HORRYSHOP,
5615 Brush street, 225.
Trinity 1-4292.
WASHING GETS
WOMAN DOWN
“Never Again ”
- - - Says She
Shut-In News
By LUCY DAVIS
I FROM MERCY GENERAL AND
OTHER HOSPITALS OF
THE CITY
Today is all we have; yesterday
has bone an-, we can only hope for
I tomorrow and we only pray that we
Ibe kept humble and calm dear Lord
.M-rcne as qvi et pools that lie where
■ l.lies used to nod beneath a wintry
•sky.
[ 1 pray dear-Lord give me strength
lover the hills that tower high above
stream* -o flow like the tiny buds
!:m.; swell; them seeds w.th.n their
. u**rts then we ll allyeel and know
in,.: nil .- well and .V we are more
I ■ .m a clod .ike petafk storm winds
flee. All because we shut ins know
im.,: ...’ • ■- o Merry Wayne.
Pa: kside. Edith K and other umL?
of the pity—the columnist. Mrs
Davis’ has made a survey
• n-'i'.utions and finds patients
, I.ead nurse in the
\ 0i .*n>n: Mrs Anderson Mur
tt N. ha- been at Bethcsda
„ i.n ta! for a long time and with i
•I-.. - fr-endlv per-onnei. she has |
a .de quite a fev friend.- among the
L p.t . n'.s as they come and go For
% of >pace the names of the
111.j:.v aides and patients will not
•h - week Quite a few
■ L- . aa' - ready 'o
. the shut*
••... na' oar ho.-pital.- We can t
I .. e‘i w e l haVc'doctr.rs ar.d°narses
rrrrrr;.:-.~rc’j..tea sr.a prcssinr on
|'md i3 p w..rd f .o- a still higher goal.
ib: lining out a large number of
,f tic Q»>pul..; fi'ls Bern!A*
» .v .y
■ | y .md .-he
■ I A gift
, ,q U ( • of fh.V’. rc,
M.-o ■ adeQer
t • Hat d'.y, pres dent; Gladys
Bernice
' . O.'.ie Hughes.
. .! \r T . . Mu." .ret
j.; ffe.-vM Cico Darnell, and Char
i \| una M's Sam Hart-field
IcorerT and in To
| . do. O o before he left to join
! reg.ment .n California The
; j; be was the former Lena Hart.
Can You Feel A Burning I
QUESTION
InTheEyesoF Friends
BLACK and WHITE
OINTMENTand SKIN SOAP
; RDAY, MARCH 14, 1942
SPOKE VOWS HERE
After Uncle Sam notified Walter
[Walker that hia services were
| needed in the army. Walter notified
1 Rev K L. Bradby that his services
' were needed to perform a marriage
I eremonv. He uhd his charming
' fiancee. M - - Lucy Martin, spoke
: their vows February 25 instead of
; \h.s coming June as previously
| planned n -‘h are popular
you r.g people Walter being one of
the fa;thful clerks of Second Baptist
SOPHISTICATED ODDS
j The Soph 'icated Odds held their
i • cot. The cub wll have a spring
. . ne Hall
•ary. and M. Mary Brooks, reporter.
Teen-Ager
Celebrates
With the warm greetings of more
than a hundred of her friends to
aid her. Miss Jeanne Hill celebrated ,
Jier sixteenth birthday last Friday
Miss Hill, gayly attired in a suit of
bright yellow and with her lovely
home on Melbourne as a back
ground. greeted her guests with a
smile and entertained them charm- 1
ingly throughout the evening
Jeanne, a popular member of the
younger set. is the daughter of Mrs
Louise Hill of 632 Melbourne Be
sides her studies as a sophomore o 1 ';
Northern high school, she i* ver;
active in social life as president of|
the J P.A.'s and a member of th-- 1
Coots.
Seen dancing to the very latest
recordings and having a swell t:me ;
at it were: Phyllis Patterson Billv 1
Eckstein. Sally Giles. Ernest Cabule
Wyolean Strong. Leonard Barth
well. Mary Lindsay. Delores and
Gwendolyn Howell. Charles Hurley
Robert Tandy. Melvin Smith, Don-
Davis. Harry Nask. Gwendolyn!
Broyles. George Waters. Iva Jane
Shamborger.’ Joseph Miller and a
host of others.
Jeanne was the recipient of many
lovely gifts and was well launched
I upon her sixteenth voyage.
INSURE
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2009 E. Davison Ave.
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—on your table
—in your cooking
alAga
SYRUP
Provides Dextrose' j
Try This Special "Sugar Recipe
GRIDDLE C\KES
1 tablespoon Alaga syruj
2 cups milk
1 teaspoon salt
2 ,/ j rn/).t flour
A\\ teaspoons baking powder
1 egg
Sift dry ingredients together, add the milk and avnip mixed,
then the egg heaten well. Beat all together until amooth.
Rake on hot griddle.
If it is desired to use aour milk use 2 cup* aour milk instead
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It's the genuine flavor ln\ ed b> three generations. Contains
Iron, Dextrose, N itamin B. Have Alaga on sour table—
for pancake*, waffles, hot biscuits—for nourishment
every meal. Save sugar with Alaga in >our cooking too.
GOOD EVERY DROP

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