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YERGAN URGES
R A C E - JEWISH
UNITY PLAN
NEW YORK. N. Y. - Dr. Mrx
Yergan, president of the Nationml
Negro Congress, called upon 75
c< mmunity leaders here this week
to demand Department of Justice
investigation of the connection be
tween fascist organizations which
foment race hatred and the out
break* against Jews and Negroes
in New York and elsewhere
throughout the country.
The emergency meeting called
by the National Federation for Con
stitutional Liberties, at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, to combat recent
anti-Semitic violence in Greater
New York and similar drives
against racial minorities in other
major cities unanimously adopted
a rerolution presented by Dr. Yer
gan urging action by Mayor La-
Guardia, President Roosevelt and
the Department of Justice to term
inate the activities and publications
of fascist organizations in New
York and throughout the country.
In his opening remarks, Dr. Yer
gan emphasized the necessity for
unity of all minority groups in
combatting race hatred and other
un-American manifestations. Said
Dr. Yergan: “Jews, Negroes, and
other minorities must join hands
with organized labor—for together
we form the great majority of dem
ocratic forces in this country. We
must fight with all our power those
forces within our ranks which seek
to divide us and put Negro against
white Jew against Gentile
Catholic against Protestant”
Coeds Enjoy
Smedley Brunch
Mrs. George E. Smedley enter
tained Miss Julia Mae Kendrick, a
Fiskite, Mae's houseguest, Dorothy
Jordan of Springfield, Maas., Juanita
Robinson. Ala and Kathryn Clark,
Boston, Mass., at her home on Mel
bourne avenue.
She waa assisted by Mrs. Lulu
Mahoney, and Mrs. Minnie Yeagins.
The table was attractively set for
14. with a sled filled with tiny pack
ages as the centerpiece. A delicious
menu delighted the guests as well
as the added thrill of being pho
tographed by Mr. A small
token was received by each guest
The girls enjoyed themselves from
10 a m. to 1:50 p m.
Guests included: J. Newton
Brown Jr, Mildred Blount Mary
J. Leigh. Jean Brooks, Gloria Gor
don, Demarris Solomon, Mable
Wright Wyolean Strong, Dorothy
Jordan, Juanita Robinson, Kathryn
Clarke and Julia Mae Kendrick.
LiCAL NOTICES
•TATS or MICHIGAN
BN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB
THK COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ROSIE M. CARTER. Fla intiff
Vs. N*. KUO
MORON CARTER. Da ten Hat
At a Marion as arid Ora* MM at
tha Court Hooaa la tte City of De
troit ta eaid County, on ttao Nth day
of Decambor. AD, INI
Pnnßt: TM Bern—
SHERMAN D. CALLENDBI
Circuit Judge
In this eauee. ft appearing by affi
davit hereto attached, that the defen
dant. Miron Carter, cannot be Barred
by process Issued out of this court
as he Is not a resident of the State of
Michigan, but that be realdee In Wash
ington. Georgia:
bn motion of Roxborougti and Talia
ferro. Attorney, for the plaintiff.
rr IS ORDERED that the defendant.
Miron Carter, appear end answer the
blit of complaint filed In thU eauee.
within three month, from the date of
this order or thit said bill be taken
as confessed, end that this order be
published In the Michigan Chronicle,
and served, according to law.
SHERMAN D. CALLENDER
Circuit Judge
A True Copy: _ _
CASPAR J. UNGEMAN. CMtH
Bv A. W Berger. Deputy Clerk
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WATNR
IN CHANCERY
ESTHER LEE WILLIAMS. Flri** l **
Vt No I3O*D
CURTIS WILLIAMS. Defendant
ORDFR or PUBLICATION
At • iniion of ba Id Court hold At
the County Build Inf in th* City of
Detroit County of Wayn*, Stat* of
Michtfan. on this 3rd day of N(warnbar.
AD. 11*3
Present: Thl Hto.—
LSTFR A MOTJL
Circuit Judge
R appearing from The Affidavit of
tho Plaintiff, on fll« la th* abovw
en titled cause. that th* Defendant
Curtl* William*. fa not a r*»td*nt of
th* State of Michigan. but that be
doe* reald* at 310 Both Street In the
City of Chicago. County of Cook and
Stat* of lUinoia: _
On Motion of Julian W. Parry. At*
tomey for th* Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that Curtis Wil
liams appear and answer th* BUI of
Complaint filed In this cause within
thre* (31 month* from th* dat* of thia
Order, or said Bill will b* taken a*
confessed against him:
And IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of Mid Ord*r be sent to
the last known address of this said
Defendant by reglitared mad. and tn
caa* no registered return receipt
atgned by the Defendant la received,
that this Order be published, as re
urn a moll _
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy!
Caspar J Llngeman. Clerk
Br A W Bereer, Deputy CWrtt
STATE OP MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POR
THE COUNTY OP WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
CHART.ES WTLSON. Plaintiff
Va. No m.IOO
TNE7, WTTRON, *l*o known as
INFIX WILSON. Defendant
At a semi on of said Court held at
the Court Ho\e*e In the City of Detroit.
In aald County, on th* tth day of De
cember. A D . 1843.
Present: Th* Hon.—
SHERMAN D. CALLENDER
Circuit Judge.
In thl* cause. It appearing by affida
vit hereto attached, that the defendant,
Ine* Wllaon. also known at Inell Wil
ton. cannot be aerved by process ta
med out of this court, aa ah* la not a
resident of th* Stat* of Michigan, but
that ah* r**ldea in th* City of St.
Louis. Stat* of Missouri:
On motion of Ronboroufh and Talia
ferro. Attorney* for the Platntlffa.
IT IS ORDERED that th* defendant.
Ire* Wll«on. ala© known aa In*ll Wil
son. appear and answer th* bill of
complaint filed In this caua*. within
three month* from th# dat* of thl*
order, or that Mid bill b* taken aa
confe««ed. and that this order b*
•erved bv registered mall on th* de
fendant to her laat known addr*M.
and In th* event that asm* la not re
ceived that the same h* published in
the Michigan Chronicle, and aervod.
according to law.
SHERMAN D. CALIJWDER
Circuit JudfO.
A Trua Copy:
CASPAR J LINOEMAN. Clerk
By A. W. Berger. Deputy Clark
'THE MTCHIKAN CHRONICLE - • A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Veralee Fisher
Married Here
To C. Wells
By GLADYS MILLB
Mias Veralee Fisher, of Detroit,
was united in marriage with Cadet
Charles Wells of Hampton univer
sity, by the Rev. William H. Peck,
in the home of her parents on lsst
Tuesday evening at 0 o’clock. The
Rev. Charles Wells, father of the
groom, gave them his blessings.
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cato Fisher of
Fischer avenue, and Cadet Wells’
parents are the Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Wells of Windsor, Ontario.
Miss Fisher was givep In marriage
by her father, before the lighted
fireplace, arranged with tall candles
and huge baskets of baby mums.
She wore a white satin princess
gown with sweetheart neckline over
which Yell a billowy skirt of white
illusion. She wore her sister’s
finger-tip veil held in place by a
coronet of pearls; white roses and
gardenias comprised her bridal
bouquet
Sister la Matron ef'Hener
Mrs. Pope Benjamin, the former
Nancy Fisher, acted as her sister's
matron of honor; she was lovely in
a bouffant gown of blue faille, with
inserted motif of fuschia velvet
Her Dutch cap was made of sequin
studded net and her flowers were
Russell roses attached to a tiny
blue tulle muff.
Ernestine and Mary Louise
Fisher attended their sister in iden
tical frocks, made similar to the
matron's in shades of pinic and gold.
They carried rose corsages, attached
to tulle muffs, and Dutch caps
adorned their tresses.
Lyle B. Browning Best Man
Lyle Browning of Windsor* was
best man for Cadet Wells, and Bob
Johnson and Gordon Lawson wars
the ushers. Mrs. Fisher, the bride's
mother, chose a heavenly blue
crepe gown for her daughter’s wed
ding, with a contrasting corsage.
Mrs. Wells was stately in blue with
a corsage of red and white.
Miss Alice Fields, a sorority sister
of the bride, assisted at the piano
and Andrew Henry rendered vocal
selections appropriate for the occa
sion.
A huge white candle towered the
wedding table, surrounded by
huckleberry and mistletoe. Two
white frosted wedding cakes, en
scribed with the first names of the
couple, Charles and Veralee, com
pleted the unusual setting.
Out of town guests were the
groom’s sisters. Mrs. Hattie Hale of
Morgantown. W. Va.; Mrs. Claudia
Posey of West Virginia State col
lege; Mrs. Lillian Palmer and her
daughter, Cora of Clifton Forge,
Va.; Lieut, end Mrs. Carlyle John
son of Tuskegee; Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton of Ml Sterling, Ky.; Jim
mie DeShields, and Mrs. G. Brown
ing of Windsor, and Sgt. Coleton
Nutt of Washington. D. C.
Among the Detroit guests were
the bride's aunt and uncle, Atty.
and Mrs. H. B. Taliaferro and
daughter, Talullah; the groom's
sister. Miss Cora Wells, Pope Benja
min. Mrs. Charlotte Hilliard, Mrs.
J. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd.
Mrs. Dorothea Manzilla. Robert
Douglas, Mrs. Charles Lawson, Mrs.
Gordon Lawson, Miss Carol Camay
and eChorß
A reception waa bald ta Canada
later at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Walls. Cadet and Mrs. Wells left
immediately following the reception
for Hampton university where he
will be stationed until this March.
Utley-Williams
Marriage Told
Names On Napkins
Discloses Secret
On Sunday afternoon an an
nouncement of the secret marriage
of Mr*. Callie M. Utley to Leslie
Williams of Chicago, wag made at
a lavish dinner at the home of the
bride, 292 E. Palmer. The marriage,
which was solemnized in Chicago.
Nov. 10, by Rev. J. W. Richards,
was cleverly made known to the
guests by gold embossed names of
the couple entwined on pastel nap
kins as the guests were seated at
dinner.
The tables were beautifully ap
pointed and the whole house was a
profusion of mums and roses. The
bride was radiant in a dinner dress
of tearose. In the receiving line
were Mr. and Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Odell Broom, a very close
friend who also accompanied them
to Chicago when they were mar
ried.
Guest* who were pleasantly sur
prised included: Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Burrell Mr. and Mrs. L Free
man, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Simp
kina. Atty. and Mra. Leon Hubbard
of Pontiac, Mr. and Mra. Ralph An
derson, Vera Moore, Edward Broom,
Odell Broom, Mrs. Marguerite
Oliver, Mrs. E. Pearson, Mrs. Effie
Holloway and others too numerous
to mention.
Robbins In Gala
Natal Calabration
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robbins of
Kenilworth had a number of
friends in Saturday to celebrate
Edward's birthday. He received a
great many lovely as well aa use
ful gifts.
Catherine served a delicious re
past of ham, baked beans and vege
table salad. Some of the guests that
helped make merry were: Mr and
Mra. Willis Ivy, Lucille Brodford,
William H. Mann, Alfred Shoata.
Mr. and Mra Jack Robbins, Mr. and
Mrs. Spears, Miss E. Stringer, Mr.
and Mra. R. Campbell Mr. Lewis,
Mrs. L. Hennesey, Mr. and Mrs. L
Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Beasley, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Solomon, Mr. and Mra E.
Watson, Mr. and Mra. Livermore
and many others.
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IN Park Aveaet, D*»t St 4, Matt Tark 17,
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MISS WE*i. M. M.F ADDEM ■
Who was choMB "Miss Tuskegee” 1943-44. She Is • senior In the
school of home economies, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albro
McFadden. Lancaster. South Carolina.
Marionettes
End The Year
With A Party
The Marionettes closed another
successful club year of work with
a party at the 12-Horsemen's Civic
Center, Erskine and John R. streets.
More than 00 servicemen were
guests of the club. The servicemen
received gifts brought by civilian
guests and club members. All
branches of the service were repre
sented.
Refreshments were served buffet
style from a long table laden with
delicious food of all kinds The
table was beautifully decorated in
patriotic colors with a centerpiece
of huge birthday cake in red and
white, the Marionette club colors.
The highlight of the evening was
the purchasing of a War Bond by
the club In its effort to live up to
the club motto, “Dedicated to
Service.” The bond was purchased
and presented by motto, "Dedicated
to Service.” The bond was pur
chased and presented by Moees X.
Fritz.
Ute Marionette club la affiliated
with the Detroit Association of
Woman's dub Ynd is actively en
gaged in civic and social work. The
club was organized four years ago
and bad made splendid progress
under the fine leadership of its
capable president, Mattie Hill, and
excellent staff of officers, namely,
Helen Schropshire, vice president;
Viola Carson, secretary; Gay Car
ter. financial secretary; Mildred
Guyton, treasurer; Mildred Mc-
Cants, parliamentarian; Ann Ford,
chaplain, and other members. Joeie
Brogdon, Mary Bailey, Wanda
Miller and Lena Butler.
STATE OP MICnOAM
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POR
THE COUNTY OP WATNE
IN CHANCERY
NORMAN BONNER, Plaintiff
Vs. No. 390-004
MARTHA BONNER. Defendant
ORDER OP PUBLICATION
At a Maion of aald Court Ixl4 at
th* County Building in th* City o<
Detroit. County of Wayn*. Stat* of
Michigan, on this 33rd day at Novam
ber. AD, 1»43.
Preseat: The Haa.—
JAMES E. CHENOT
Circuit JUdg*
II appaarlng from th* affidavit of
th* Plamtitt. hereto attached and on
fil* In th* above-entitled cauae that
the Defendant. Martha Bonner s, last
known address was 80 Adalaide
street Detroit. Michigan; that ahe ha*
been separated from th* Plaintiff for
a period of ten (10) years; and that
th# cannot be found at th* tart known
address either by th* Plaintiff or the
Sheriff of Wayn* County—after dill
rent search and inquiry; and that th*
Plaintiff feels that th* Defendant la
hiding or concealing herself in the
City of Detroit to prevent aarvlo* from
being made upon her;
On Motion of Julian W. Parry, At
torney for the Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that Martha Bonner
appear and answer th* Bill of Com
plaint filed In UUa cause within thre*
i3> months fiwm th* dat* of this
Order, or said Bin will b* tak«n aa
confcased against h*r.
And IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of aald Order b* s*nt to
th* last known address of th* said
Defendant by registered mall and* in
case no registered return receipt signed
by th* Defendant Is received, that thia
Order b* published, as required by
Law
JAMES E, CHENOT
Circuit Judge
A Tin* Copy:
CASPAR J. uVODfAN. Clerk
By A. W. Berger, Deputy Clerk
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Dept 3SK. New York. 17. N Y.
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Dtttrlkstors era reatoaelkle.
fgrroniM Our Adv«rtis«rt
Boy Scout Party
Held Here On
December 28
On Tuesday, Dec. 28, at 8:30 p.m,
at the Mt. Vernon Recreation Cen
ter (in charge of William. Griffin),
several hundred Boy Scouts and
their friends gathered at the an
nual Boy Scout party. There were
amusements, and refreshments for
aIL
Donald Richardson of Troop 337
won first prize for writing a card
to Buddy <Edgar A. Guest Jr.).
Honorable mention was made of
Commer Watson, Star Scout and
junior assistant Scoutmaster and
senior patrol leader at Camp Howell
last summer because of the very
fine Job he did; Pear Lie Lamar won
second place for buying War
Bonds, patrol leader of 337; Victor
Major Sr„ patrol leader of 374, won
second place for writing a card to
Buddy.
Advanced hi rank weiw Star
Scouts Wardell Lott, Elmer Whit
aker, Allan Bell, Donald Richard
son, Commer Watson and Pear lie
Lamar, troop 337; First Class Scouts
Vidor Major. Charles Holloway,
Ambrosia Livingston, Carl Gregory
and William-Kelley, Troop 374, and
Edwin Starrett Jr., Troop 371.
Among thooe present were Robert
Catching Jr., chairman of Advance
Committee (who examines boys for
various ranks); Ralph Griggs, com
mitteeman Troop 371 and also a
member of the advancement com
mittee; Matthew Durio. committee
man Troop 271; Stanley Wasik, com
missioner of the East Woodward
area; Edwin Starritt, Scoutmaster
Troop 371. Mr. Holley. Scoutmaster
Troop 373. Mr. Y. C. Miacheaux.
Scoutmaster Troop 324, Benjamin
F. Dunning, Scoutmaster Troop 374;
Frederick Wright, Scoutmaster
Troop 337; James Gibeon, chairman
of Christmas program committee
and also Troops 371, 373 and 374.
Mr. and Mrs. accom
panied their eon. Ambrosia, Mr*.
Cora Watson, Dem Mother Troop
337; Mr. and Mrs. Gregory accom
panied their son, Carl, Mrs. Wil
liam Spaulding, Miss Hoffman,
Eagle Scout, James Garuthere, for
merly of Troop 271, and father,
whose brother now serves in the
United States army. Father Henry
was there with his bag of magical
tricks for the boys.
The evening commenced with a
very Interesting movie show and
ended with photographs being
taken.
Two Servicemen
Feted At Party
White home on a recent furlough
and leave. Staff Sgt. Trank Hall,
stationed at Greensboro, N. C., and
Lt Solomon Reeves, stationed in
Oakland. Calif., were entertained by
Miss Luciotia Clemons, with a buf
fet supper and card party at her
home. 2939 Elmwood.
Others present included Mrs.
Mary Lou Reeves, the Lt s mother;
Mrs. Norvella Lester, Alice Roy,
Mrs. Clara Hogan. Anita Whitaker,
Alice Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Evans. A lovely time was had by
all and the servicemen have re
turned to their -espective stations.
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Roman Matthew Ware, 29; Ber
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Eddie Peoples, 27; Ruth A. Alex
ander, 22.
George Brown, 33; Alberta Mickle,
37.
John M Arnold, 28; Isabel Merri
weather, 28.
Eugene Rushton, 23; Cumi Smith
24.
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lian Yates, 23.
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Ruth Glover Hunter, 18.
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Frances Davis, 20.
Doc Davis, 55; Eugenia Alex
ander. 38.
Willie Whittaker, 46; Margaret
Bonner, 43.
Robert Fulton Bolden, 50; Maudie
Joan Hunter, 25.
Willie Norman, 33; Irene Bush. 39.
Willie Jones, 19; Eula Matthews,
19.
Bert W. Dearing, 20; Eleanor Al
fred. 18.
James F. Arnold, 49; Rena Harris,
41.
Robert Coleman, 42; Harriett
Smith, 42.
William H. Richard, 34; Henrietta
Johnson, 30.
Jimmy A. Thrasher, 20; Louise
Erskin, 17.
Joseph H James Jr, 22; Lucille
E. Clayton, 21.
Clyde Parker, 22; Leona Cochran,
23.
William Thom a* Marsh, 19; Char
lene Thompson, 20.
Floyd White, 49; Harriett Bland,
47.
Tall Burn McCoy, 28; Samantha
Cross. 24.
Willie Collier, 27; Edna Robinson.
24.
Hubbard Garfield. 38; Nellie
Thomas. 40.
Andrew Leroy Jackson. 29; Lil
lian Beatrice Savoy, 29.
William Phillips, 27; Helen Bar
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John R. Braxton, 26; Edith P.
Black, 26.
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Mr and Mrs. Claybom Freeman,
of 692 Ferry E., wish their friends
to visit them at their new home at
3635 Milo; between Six and Seven
M,le roads on Conant near Nevada.
IN MEMORIAMS
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Goolsby-Johnson, who
passed away January 8, 1943. She
lived with her
daughters. Misa
Emmie Goo'.sby
and Mrs. Flo
rine Walker,
5381 Scotten. un
til her death.
I cannot say. and
I will not say
That she is dead.
She is just
away!
With a cheery
smile and a
wave of the
hand,
She has wan*
dered into an
unknown land.
Think of her faring on, as dear
In the love of there, as the lore
of here. .
Think of her still a« the tame. I my
She is not dead, she is just away!
—Mrs. Sarah Florine Walker and
Miss Emmie Goolsby, daughters
4381 Scotten
In memory of my loving husband.
Mr. Sebbron Wallace, who departed
this Life Jan. 16, 1943.
My heart still aches with sadness.
My eyes have shed many tears.
God only knows how 1 have missed
you.
At the end of this one year.
Silently you suffered patiently
You bore until God called
You home to suffer no more.
—Loving wife.
Sadie Wallace and
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