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PAGE FOURTEEN
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GADDINGS
By Gladys
“MISS DETROIT" IS IN THE MAKINC
... Plans for the selection of "MISS DETROIT" to n’ign
along with MISS WEST VIRGINIA and MISS WIEISER
FORCE. . at the football classic to be held here on "Turkey
Day”. . have kept this writer jumping this past two weeks
We are finaly able to make some of our plans public
Each of the Greek Letter Societies either has. or
will submit the name of a candidate to a selected board
of judges who will in turn. choose the one to reign
as queen the runners-up will act as attendants
to the winner and all the contestants will occupy a box
at the game.
To date we have the candidates for a few which we
will give ROSE CAMPBELL will represent ALPHA
KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY DELTA SIGMA THETA
has chosen HELEN CI’ZZENS PHI DELTA KAPPA.
MARY ANN ('LEMON. SIGMA GAMMA RIIO. ISA
BELL GREEN etc . etc. We will have pix of the entire
group of candidates... for next week. .... Watch the
papers and see if you agree with the judges decision
The winner will be chosen ~ according to a set ot rules.
There is to bo no selling of votes :t is the earnest desire
of the promoter to keep the classic and all surrounding
social events on a collegiate basis See you there.
MRS. THELMA WILLIAMS HONORED
Mrs. THELMA WILLIAMS . . .efficient employee of
MUCC was entertained at a lovely dinner party
on her birthday which was last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mclntyre of North Hague avenue.
were the hosts Those who participated in the affair
were MRS BEATRICE KING, the honoree s mother
MRS ADELE IVY MRS. AZALIA HICKMAN, mother
of the hostess NATHANIEL McINTYRE. . . MR
AND MRS. LAURENCE McINTYRE MISS CATHER
INE THORPE and W. WELLES. .
MRS. WILLIAMS has been home only a short time, after
an extended visit with her husband, who is ill camp
in Texas.
* * *
GADLETS
GERTRUDE JACKSON ("TIJI'DIE") spent last week cim
In New York... She left on the i
ipur of the moment to be in New
York on Saturday so a* to
rpend a few hours with EARL DAV
IS. who is n the Coast Guard. ..
and stationed near New York City
Looks Ike they be that way
about one another or something.
Hear tha! the Stork will leave one
of his tiny bundle.; at the home of
THE HENRY HANK" ROBERTS.
She is the former Elizabeth-Elkins.
He is in the service.
Saw LIEUT. JAMES KIDD
with his mother at the Mardi
Gras... looks fine... he has just
completed his officer’s training. It
Is singular that the Lieut's wife
who is a teacher in West Virginia
has been a pal of ours for a long
time . . since pigtail days in fact.
But we, only met him last Fri-
LIEUT FELIX CASTON Mc-
DAVID. will be here by this time
-ftcau-wcfk ._t.a_ip.eud-a. ion .day...
furlough with his bride, the
former MargueriuTWilliams
This will make the longest visit
that the lieutenant has ever had
with his bride . army life
end cupid do not get along so
well together So this will mark
the rea!• honeymoon of the
handsome lieutenant and his attrac
tive Missus.
cago who is here visiting for three
weeks with her sister. MRS. VEL
MA BRAN AM . . . < Guess Mr
Johnson got lonely)
* # *
ALBERTA SIMS, the lovely, is
living here now . teach.ng.
MRS MAYBE!.LF. ETON . . . A ■
berta i* s - ;*] a twosome . . . with
BASSETT JONES
THE ROBERT BAKERS arc par
ents by now we are sure . . . Hap
pened over the week end . . . don’t
know enough yet to tell anymore.
The uniform of the WAACS adds
the same glamor to the femmes
that the soldier boys have . . . Wc
had our first close squint-vat one
last week end . . . was she cute?
We wanted to go right out and join
up . . . Forgot' for a moment that
we would be classified in 4-F . . .
or would it be 3-A?
MSinTreffteK-TTwenHots
days ... of furloughs which work
havoc with cupid'a darts . . . pre
venting proximity . . . and all that
sort of thing . . . with a member
of the U. S. Coast Guard.
CAROLYN CHASE, bridal setre- !
taiv of the J L HUDSON CO,
was one of the judge? at the A K A.
affair last Fridav night ... is a
very n.ce person
Suppose you knew that A TTY
* EDWARD SIMMONS has been mar
ried-for some time to pretty
exotic MARIE SANTOS They
are making known their secret mar
the city for about two months
visiting his 'amily in South Caro
lina and a brother who is in
camp in California Attorney
Simmons also took in the scenery
in Mexico Arizona, and other
points of interest in those parts.
INEZ DICKERSON was the week
end house guest of Mrs EDITH
PORTS JOHNSON of Frederick
street Mrs. Dickerson is charm
ing . . . wears a white streak in
her hair which is devastating
Mrs John.-on is one of our well
known school teachers. J
ORMAN ALLISON . remem
ber . . he used to be the manager
; • Club Plantation . . He is m
. the army now . . We do not
know what branch of the service
However he wa= here this pas
week end for a few hour? enroute
to hi? home r. E<vt ....
where He a..1 \ w a h..- parents
Heard Arthur Bowman on the am
r.ot one to‘be typed e ther . .
which shows a tiend „
Our wotnen are being seen in uni
form? in increasing number? . .
There are the Gray Ladies, the Mo
tor Corps group, the Civilian De
fense group, etc . . . Over the
week end we orbed with pride the
following ladies, resplendent in well
fitting uniform?: PEARL PENICK.
EDDIE LOU ROBINSON GON
ZELL BAILEY MONWELLA WIL
LIAMS. MRS ARDENA STE
PHENS. MRS M DANIELS . . .
WALLY SIMPSON . . . They look-
We know a very, very pretty
... all of defense stamps of differ
! wore to be made of defense bonds
. . . same were to be all raffled off
to the highest bidder . Twas a
cute scheme . . which had been
worked very effectively in Holly
wood. but our little lady declined |
At the Hollywood one the well
known millionaire play bo\ r TOM
MY MANVILLE bid fifty thousand
Packers-for the iadv? muff.
It will he ot interest to Detroiter?
who know Mr MINORAR WILSON
to note 'hat he recently stopped
■o vi*it with hi« mother . . and
th.rtccr,-year-old <on. Donald
Mr Wilson was enroute to St
ferred . he was accompanied by-
Don Henderson . . . 'remember
in the U S Coast Guard.
* * *
MR AND MRS EDWIN DOW
ELL of Kendal! avenue entertained
a fO*.v friends on last Sunday after
noon with a buffet supper . . . The
table was bcautifu ly decorated
We might add litre that SENA
TOR DIGGS , . . on the a.r ;he
same night . . gave the most
touching speech about the boys in
tears in hi.s voice when he spoke of
the parents who must givewip their
young ... to serve their country
JESSE JOHNSON arrived Sunday
night to spend a few days with
1 .- wile. Mrs Rose Johnson of Chi-
i AIGE’S BEAUTY SHOP
588 Farnsworth, cor. St. Antoine
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
SHAMPOO SI.OO
CROQUIGNOLE. $1:00 AND UP
Make Your Appointment By
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MARIK PAH!K Marie Paine. Proprietor lira Shelton. Manager
MISS PAICE IS BACK READY TO SERVE YOU
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE. A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
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room last Friday night, was a huge success . . . colorful and gay.
as one would expc t. (1) A typical group, left to right: Martha
WITH THE YOUNGSTERS
By RUBY I KK
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. ; •'- -. : . f women and girl*
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- . : ' f; <1 •« ,:h the work there
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•hc \ -aal Fi. b-mctta which will
■or ta.-od tu.d.T the dirertion of
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Davis in Scarlett O'Hara costume, reigned as Alpha Kappa Alpha
queen. (3) A group of the participants, in the Queen of the Mardi
The Party Line
By MARIAN
Timbers, Mrs, Enid Murdock Mrs
Florence Lawson Mrs. Norma 1
O'Bannion.
Mrs. Frances Davenport honored
the out-nf-tuwr.er with a b:uigo
party. The affair was lovely and
afforded opportunity for her to
The Officers and Member? of the
Tom Phili.ps Post of the American
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps arc
| giving their fourth annual Drum
j Corps Bust, Saturday evening. No- |
- vember 14 at the Mirror ballroom.
. The Homemakers of the Y.W.C.A.
I ... of which there are three groups
. had a largely attended luncheon
! last week. Mrs. Ernest Cabule is
, their general chairman and is to be !
highly praised for the smoothness j
' of the affair.
The Madonna Study club mem
bers are really doing some worth
-wVll*i w-tuit-io eonocralion with the
U.S.O. Wce-kly they are sending
| dainty sandwiches for the soldiers
enjoyment, and tasty cookies also
i for them to nibble on. Another
worthwhile project they are ac- :
j complishing is that each member
' of the Madonna is to have a sol
dier or two to dinner weekly, to ~
! give our boys while in town that
familiar homo contact. Isn't it a.
Gloria Grigsby Is
Hostess To Many
There was considerable activity
| in the recreation rooni of the Grigs
by home at 3762 Seyburn avenue on
j last Saturday.
Gloria Grigsby had invited some
| other friends to celebrate Hal- j
‘ toween with her. There were cos
tumes of all kinds, witches, clowns.
Chinese gypsies, Hindu princes, sol- [
diers. Spanish dancers, princesses,
comedians, and colonial dress and !
others. The guests danced, bobbed 1
' apples, played lotto and several
Halloween games. The noise from
! horns and noise makers indicated ;
J that they were having fun. Dcli
| cious cider, doughnuts, apples and
candy wis served.
Guests present were: Rose Mary j
and Rebecca Graham, Carol Shaw.
Yvonne and Barbara Cofer, Mae i
Morris, Barbara Jones ad brother. I
Thomas ar.d Phillip Matthews, De
j lores and Mildred Miller. Florence i
j and Garnett Hcgeman, Ruby Cole
man, Joyce and Janet Rickey, Sh.r-
I ley Gillespie.
Tne Budhur't Community Cen
• -mf.ng ail prettied up. Yep.
• e pa. ntcr- and decorators out on
F j M • Road have done
i .uid un. when [he Open
H" ~-e day is set, you shall see . . .
:-. on oMheir wares. X also do
i cm - ..n b.; of worV toward
•mv Youth Physical F.tnjAs Pro
- a:n There will be clWses in
knitting. a - id everything Shelton
M n Ames Qre n and
| ail their coworkers are doing much '
. . . So be on the look-out. for the ;
Trie Meharry Medical Auxiliary
Tern:l.v opened their winter meet- j
. j - Their first hostess of the sea- ,
was Mrs Quccme Mae Williams
Hr. ..ying hunting . . . and hav- 1
ug pretty good luck were the two
■* ' .!• sportsmen, C B Woodson
The Las Amegas club a group of
■ f om North Detroit gave a 1
H.i i .vocn party down to the Mir-
Bullronm on Friday night, with
t i \ Davenport s orchestra solid
m the groove. Twas a success.'
I T.:e were c.itev'
I at B ngo by their 1 1 ea tu er,
V: k.n.a •Flcnnoy. Tuesday evening
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prizes Blanche Evans won two
pr.ze-; Man an McClain two. and
F. in Johnson''two. leaving mem
be - Elizabeth Crosby. Marie Lewis. 1
and Odc---a Lett to gaze on envious-
The hostesses served a tasty
Mr- Naomi O'Doll was hostess to
Club Trece Wednesday. Bngde
a,.- the game enjoyed since this was
...1 night There was also time
t - unie Pokeno. dehc.ous food and
cocktails. Guests wore Mrs. Julia
- Rrrstt of Chicago. Mrs. Rose Crusor.
Mrs Theresa Harris, Mrs. Mattie
Jones. Mrs Ernestine Or>e. Mrs.
Elia Garland. Mrs. Jo Elliott.
News from Fort Huachuca. Ariz.
from Sgt and Mr*r Leslie Rus
iTi i.i their family, reveal that they
Grace Johnson is stationed there
with he hubby and has been en-!
gaged in USO work.
M Naomi O Doll has* been a
. :-y hostess with parties galore be
'■'A given for her sister, Mrs. Julia
Rush of CiUto. Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Watkins of Woodrow
'■. rue entertained at a luncheon
Pokeno was the game Guests at- j
tending were Mrs. Ella Garland. I
Mrs. Jo Elliott (who are also sis
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