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SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1944
January Reception Reveals December Wedding Of Couple
Rowe-Moultrie
Nuptials Join
Fine Families
“And they lived happily ever
•fter” is the expected culmination
of the swanky affair given by Mr.
Berry G. Rowe as he presented his
new son and daughter to Detroit
• t the reception given for them
Jan. 9.
The charming couple are Sgt. and
Mrs. George Moultrie. Sgt. Moul
trie hails from Chicago and is the
•on of Dr. J. W. Moultrie, a retired
Methodist minister. He is at pres
ent stationed at Selfridge Field
where he is director of personnel
and a special* service representative
of the 44th Aviation Squadron. Mrs.
Moultrie is the former Rora Rowe,
who for years has been active in
church and civic affairs throughout
the city.
The couple was married at the
bride's home. 6390 Thirtieth street
by the Rev. Alvin Burton. Dec. 26
1943. Only the family and close
friends were present. Mrs. John
W. Moultrie Sr., mother of the
groom, came over from Chicago for
the wedding.
The bride wore a sleek silk white
Jersey traditional wedding gown
trimmed in pearl braid. The veil
was shoulder length. For the re
ception two weeks later she was
resplendent in an evening gown of
•qua silk Jersey and white net with
three quarter sleeves.
The receiving line consisted of
Berrv G Rowe, father of the bride:
M iss Margaret Rowe, the bride's
• ister who was her only attendant
•t the wedding: Mr. and Mrs.
George Moultrie, Miss Melba Moul
trie, sister of the groom, who came
here from Chicago for the recep
tion and Pvt. Norman B. Traylor.
Assisting as hostesses were Miss
Eunice Morris. Mrs Ruth Madison
and Mrs. M yola Traylor, also Miss
Lunora Fuqua, the mece of the
bride.
A number of useful and beautiful
gif's were received by the bride
Guests included Me and Mrs
Durant. Miss Jessie
Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James Hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Mary
Swann. Mr and Mrs. 1., Baskin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J Fuqua and
f-mily, Mr. and Mrs. Henry I**tt,
William Day Stewart and mother,
Mrs. Robert Traylor. Mr. Boyer.
Mr. Blackman. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
I*angston. Mrs. Add Adams. Miss
Ermadean Adams, Add Adams Jr.;
Miss Elizabeth Patterson Mrs.
Ernestine Todd, Miss Thelma
Gaines. Misses Audrey and Goldie
Williams. Mr. end Mrs. DeWitt
Spight. Mrs West and Miss Johnio
Ruth Mrs. Margery
luiwrcnce. Mrs. Charles Berrian,
Mrs. Ruth Kates, Charles Berrian
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs William Merri
weather and William 111. Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Riley. Mrs. Ethel Allen.
Frank Underwood Mrs Isabel Pat
terson. Pfc John Roberts Miss
Catherine Taylor. Lt. T, J Addle
man, Pvt. George L. Jameson Jr.
Frc 4 Long. Mr. and Mrs. Bosie
Gr-ham, Miss Dorothy 2>vott;
Mrs Maud Cary. Mrs. Viola
Burke. W. F Davis of Pontiac, the
Rev. C. J. Johnson. Mr and Mr*.
Newton. Miss Aquilla Jones. Mrs.
Isabel Fagm. Miss Cleo Parker.
Mrs. Leontine Current and Angella
Current Mrs. Stepheny Cain. Miss
Winona Allen. Miss Wilma Welling
ton. Mis* Gwendolyn Pool. Mrs.
Mae Edwards, Misses Georgia and
F.loise Pryor. Miss Celeste Simms,
Misses Georgia Harrison and Eve
lyn Eccles. the Rev. and M-s. Mona
fnus. Mrs. Joanna Mason. Mrs. P R
I.owe Mr*. E. P Walker. Mr. and
Mr*. Russel M.mn. Mrs Oscar
Mrs. Robert Hamilton and M.ss
Viola Traylor.
M iss Gertrude Wilson
Was Presented Here
Robert I*. Nolan School of Music
Inst Friday presented Miss Gertrude
Wilson, dramatic soprano, to the
public in her first recital at Bethel
AME church.
Miss Wilson is a voice student
Of the world famed Celeste Cole,
and showed great promise as a
singer The young singer was ac
companied by Charles Coleman and
Robert Frederick, pianists. They are
also students of the Nolan school.
LET ME TREAT
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and ITCHINC SCALP
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Your condition need* the attention
of an expert, who know* exactly
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a for youraell how it oan give
rour acalp a clean healthy feeling
SteeLene’s Ointment
1743 Dußois Street
And Ai Local Drug Stores
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. j
The picturesque Chapel of the Chimes in Oak
land. Calif* was the attraciiee setting for the
wedding of Mist Beulah Osibin and Warrant
Officer N. Herron of the U. S. army. The Her.
J. D. Wilson read the tows. The bride who is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Osibin. wore
, white ratin with a veil of white net. In her
“en piissfliir’
As a matter of tradition every
four years comes the time when
the fair young ladies take their
choice of the handsome young men
... For many, many years that year
has been known as LEAP YEAR
With the passing of time over a
hundred tales have been told about
things that have happened during
Leap Year but the one that I will
abVays remember is true for it hap
pened about eight years ago. fol
low closely now and you'll find out
just why I’ve remembered it so
well ...Shortly after the notices
were read in church the minister
walked closer to the congregation
and began talking in a very high
voice at first rather slow, increas
ing his speed "Members and
friends, before I begin the sermon
on this fine first Sunday in Leap
Yeir pauaf well what I really
want to say is for a great number
of years I've been unable to pick
a wife so now that it's Leap
1 am wondering if some nice refined
woman who is a gond-cook. I’d
even clean up the house if she'd
baby me a little isn’t looking for a
husband'.... I’m forty-two years of
age and since I'm not self-centered
Ml let you be the judge from here
on, yourself... Anyone interested
in interviewing me privately may
reach me at home by telephone .
"May the Lord bless each one of
these dear sisters who render aid
to me in my hour of need "... .Five
days later he was proposed to by
a very charming school teacher and
to this day they are still very hap
pily married "... .Carry on girls for
Leap Year has just begun and boys
do be careful if you can't be good.
* * *
STRANGE AS IT
MAY SEF.M
Tillio Claybourn both writes and
receives many letters from the boys
in G. I ...Tommy Williams is try
ing to give Gertrude Sims the rush
act .. maybe even a ring Bcbc
and George Branham are still play
boys about the city Louis Wilson
is getting on some time with
Guess Rose Campbell still
has her red hair when she looks so
very pretty with it black... Prince
Walker writes love letters to Betty
Ann Mizzelle when A. J. claims
she's his one and only ...What's
happened to Bill Sherrill Edith'?
. ...Charles Dickson's heart throb
these days is none other than Thel
mond Dorsey.... Percy Hart is very
angry with a certain young woman
w ho lives on Tireman Avenue about
her own personal affairs.
A farewell party was given at the
fashionable home of Mr. and Mrs
Douglas 1-ee on Northfleld avenue
this past Wednesday night in honor
of William Duncan who departed
for the army early Thursday morn
ing.
Refreshments were served buffet
style. Included in the delicacies
were fried chicken. Italian spa
ghetti, hot rolls, salads, pickels,
olives, potatoe chips and a variety
of beverages
Chatting and enjoying the very
tasty repast were (the guest and
his very charming wife! Mr. and
Mrs. William Duncan. R Muenich.
J Mvkytew. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey.
Mr. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw,
Mr. L Jones. Mr. Win. Pollard. Mr.
Potter. Mr Twitty. Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Walls. Jr. Mr. Haugh. Kath
erine Gist. Wilma Bailey, George
Counsel. Mr. Handsome. Mr. An
drew Dobbins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Turner.
Mr. Cattrell. Mr. and Mrs. Gold.
Mr. Sims and many others.
* 4c *
Our mail revealed to us this past
week that Milton Howard is now
stationed somewhere in England...
He sent his very best regards to all
Marion Cheatham is expecting
to come home, matter of fact by the
time this reaches you he may be al
ready home Kenneth Dungill has
made a very fine record for him
self at Howard U. and we here at
home are all very proud of him...
Keep up the good work. Kenneth..
Charles Craig. Hanney Tunstall,
George Smith and Ernest Cabule
are all now at Kessler Field .Nor
man Morris will be on furlough
sometime in the very near future
....Mae Kendricks says that life at
Fisk U. is super fine ...Thelmond
Dorsey dropped us a card between
her classes at West Virginia State
she said that everything is OK
down there, although the ASTP.
fellows are disappearing like hot
cakes .. James Scott sent us a gay
letter from somewhere in North
Africa.
* * *
Many parties will be given over
the week In honor of Lawrence
Gipson who will depart for the
army on Friday morning ...Tell
you about them next weak....We
s
BRIDE AND HER ATTENDANTS
THE
By RUBY LEE
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
. bouquet she carried orchids and bouvardias.
The bevy of lovelies in the wedding were, left
to right, the Misses Jo Jones. Beverly Osibin.
Lelie Miller, the meid of honor; Nettie Mee
Osibin. the bride; Misses Lucy Morrow. June
Davis and Juanita Conn, and flower girl. De
anna O'Neal.—E. F. Joseph photo.
all really hate to see you leave.
Lawrence, but this is war and as
long as we are at war our friends
will be drafted into the different
branches of service so all we can
really say is take Rood care of your
self and write soon.
* * *
The League of Plymouth Congre
gational church sponsored a l>eap
Year dance in their beautiful social
rooms on Friday night past
Seen being escorted to this gala
affair by the beautiful young ladies
of the Motor City were Gerald
White. Sally Giles. Robert Wil
liams. Louise Loomis. Robert Weav
er. Lillian Payne. Tommy Williams.
Gertrude Sims, Jack White. Velma
May. Louis Wanzer, Pat Whitby.
Kenneth Clark, Rose Marie Walker.
Arthur Nickerson. Jacquelyn Dun
lap. Karl Young. Harriot McFadden.
Richard Spite, Juanita Sims. Percy
Hart. Barbara Laßarrie, George
Branham. Mary Strong. Lcn Wil
liams. Charlctta Whitby. Ralph
Leach, Marie Jackson. Herbert Wil
son. Geraldine Marshall, Vivian
Moltres. Juanita Carr. Bebe Bran
ham. Delores Thomas. Steve Turner,
Mary Scott. Jack Coqk. Joy Walker,
Lawrence Gipson. Ellen Ivy, Allen
Jones. Lois Smith. Joynel Muthlcb.
Gloria Mack, Walter Sims. Betty
Ann Mizclle, Grover Strong. Mar
garet e Steven. Aumet Muthleb. Ma
rie Brown. Bill Hawkins. Francis
Jamison, Tillie Cla\bourn. Jean
Bmvles. Zelma Smith and many,
many others.
* * *
Was I ever shocked this week
when Esward Gipson dropped by
to see me’ ...He looked very hand
some in his uniform... The Navy
has brought out all of his good
points. . Well. Gipson we were all
very surprised find glad to see you"
....If time you have again soon do
come back and >ee us.
* # *
Petite Helen Curzens Is busy
making plans to attend Pete Whit
tier graduation which is about seven
weeks away.
* * *
The Amazons, a club of well
known Detroit glamour girls, in
cluding Marie Jackson. Annabelle
Washington. Sally Williams. Mag
gie Shannon and Juanita Jackson,
have reorganized ...They are plan
ning a super fine affair in the very
ne.tr future More details soon.
Lillian Payne receives an air mail
special from Asa Lee every week..
So just in case you see her wearing
a ring on third finger left hand,
you'll know' who it’s from.
* * *
I received the cutest letter from
Stanley Bra! who is in the hospital
at Camp Myles standish, Mass
As you'll remember he was a mem
ber of the mighty I>euccs part of
whom are now overseas . . Here's
a copy of the poem he enclosed In
his letter.. It really expresses how
he feels since he's not with his
boys....
4c 4c 4c
LAMENT OF THE LONE DECCE
Once upon a morning dreary.
As I lay there, weak and weary.
To mv bunk, there came a weeping.
The Staff Sergeant, transfer seeking.
While I lay there, quietly reading.
On my shoulder came a beating.
"Cease your reading, cease your
reading'"
I shrugged my shoulders, muttered
protest
Turned my hack to seek me solace.
“Bothered me not with mundane
matters.
My celestial thoughts, your beating
shatters."
Then to me. he suddenly muttered.
"Pack vour things, you’re being
transferred."
Through my protest. I still main
tained
I cannot forget his short refrain.
"Rubble, rubble, no more trouble,
Pack your bags, on the double."
So I arose, weak and weary.
Packed my bags, sad and dreary.
With a heavy heart. I tried to grin.
And said "Farewell," to all my
friends.
Tears in my eves. T shut the door.
Waved "Fa rewell. ’’ just once more
I know deep, down within.
That the "Mighty Deuces’* will meet
again.
This poem was written by Stan
ley ...I do hope you've enjoyed it
as much as 1 did....
Well gang, this is the end of an
other chat so until next week. I’ll
say by* n0w....
REV. W. 11. PECK IMPROVING
Rev. William H Peck, pastor of
Bethel A M E church, who has been
confined to his home because of
illness, was reported improved
Monday.
- X RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Returns Home
r~ w j •
fc£
Mrs. Willie M. Ward of 554
Theodore returned to the city
lest Monday having spent two
weeks visiting relatives end
friends in Atlanta and Granis
ville. Ga. While there many
social affairs were arranged in
her honor. She is a member of
the Alpha and Omega Spiritual
Tempi* Bishop Wallace P.
Robinson, pastor.
HIGHLAND PARK
All people interested in the Chris
tian responsibility to work for the
extension of the democratic way of
life in our community arc looking
forward with eager anticipation to
the Union Church Service to be
held at Berea, on I.incoln's birth
day.. pie service will be sponsored
by Thompoa.Avenue Baptist church
and BcrTa. with the purpose of pro
moting a better community pro
grcUfi and friendly service with
brotherly love and harmony. The
Rev Dr Samuel S Reid, A B . B D.,
will be the speaker.
The Highland Park Girls Sextet
appeared Monday on station WJBK
at 2 p.m. The sextet consists of
Gloria Shepherd. Elizabeth Pittman,
Marion Lemon. Eva Estelle, Edna
Johnson, and Doris Miller.. .Miss
rittman sang a solo. ‘ Let Us Break
Bread Together." Robert Fredrick
played a piano 5010... This program
was the first of its kind in the his
tory of Highland Park high school.
Negro students in outstanding
parts in school carnival in Febru
ary. Sponsored by Miss Breeman.
dramatics teacher of Highland Park
Two Internes In
Koch’s Hospital
ST LOUIS. Mo. Two Homer
Phillips' internes. Dr. Adrian Bon
ner and Dr. Celiu Beguesse were
assigned to Koch hospital where
they will receive training in the
treatment of tuberculosis. This »s
the first time in St. Louis that Ne
gro doctors will serve along with
whites in an institution adminis
tered jnd staffed entirely by whites.
Prior to this time interneships at
Koch, as is the practice of Isolation
hospital and Bliss Psychopathic hos
p.tal, were limited to doctors from
City hospital.
The admittance of Dr Bonner and
Dr Beguesse climaxes many years
of effort bv Negro physicians to
break down the barriers erected
against qualified physicians of their
race
Dr. George D. Kettlekamp. super
intendent of Koch hospital, is hlgh
1> impressed with the efficiency of
Drs. Bonner and Beguesse as is in
dicated in reports received at Homer
Phillips hospital.
A number o| other Internes will
be admitted .to the hospital where
they will spend one month each.
IN DOWNTOWN SHOPPING DISTRICT
WOODIE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Gal Your Hair Do** Do Your Shopping All On On* Trip
All Cars Bus Lines Easy Connection
For Appointment
Call Clifford 2404
1330 BRUSH STRUT *t CRATIOT
South Sid* of Gratiot
• )
MRS. WOODIE WALLACE. Proprittor
(BOOTHS FOR RENT)
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNE
Marlene Owens, youngest daugh
ter of the Jesse Owens of Iverness
avenue, poses coyly as only little
girls can do. Marlene will start to
school soon and perhaps she won
ders what it is all about.
* * *
Our heart is a bit heavy as we
write because a notice came with
our youngest brother’s APO num
ber, which means he is being ship
ped overseas. This makes two bro
thers now serving overseas.
* * *
CITY CHATTER
Billy Dunbar, youngest son of the
Henry S. Dunbars, was home on a
short furlough last week. Seems
only yesterday that Billy was in
knee pants.
* * *
Edith White is the capable chair
man of the Delta’s Founder's Day
dinner which will be held at the
Gotham hotel Thursday night, Jan.
20.
* * *
The James Cashins 'of Chicago
have a baby girl, born Wednesday.
Jan. 13. They have chosen the name
Bettevie. which is quite unusual.
A popular man about town is
captivated with Alice Liles charms.
The James Gilliams family was
increased by the arrival of a sec
ond son, born Saturday. Jan. 15.
* * *
Last Saturday night, Dr. J. B
Martin Jr. of Josephine avenue, was
host at a stag party for Capt Alfred
Thomas. The men ate, talked and
played cards until the early morn
ing hours. Dr. Martin’s guests were:
Dr James Gilliam. Dr. Haley Bell.
Dr. Walter Mack. Dr. George Biram.
Dr Remus Robinson. Dr. Thomas
Brown. Dr. B A. Milton. Samuel
Thomas,' Dr. Joe Thomas. Dr. Alfred
Thomas Sr.. Dr. Edgar Keemer.
Frederick Stevenson. Dr. D T Bur
ton. Dr James Mosee. Dr. Oscar
Barium and Dr David Carnick.
* * *
The Robert Lantoins write from
New Mexico that the chrysanthe
mums bloom beautifully.
* * *
Marie Burke, houseguest of Oda
lie Harmon, has been entertained
extensively during her stay in De
troit.
Marie Is a schoolmate of Mamie
Alexander and the latter invited a
few of her friends to luncheon to
meet the Texas visitor. Present at
this affair were: Mesdamcs Odalie
Harmon. Teen Johnson. Edith
White. Cutie Roxborough. Pauline
Milton, ’’Jo" Edwards, Lillian Giv
ens, Agatha Grimes. Lucy Jones,
Eva Green/ Alberta Raidlord. Lou-
high school, the following students
will take leadmg.parts ;n the school
carnival of February 4: Margaret
Jenkins. 'Marion White, Josephine
Bryant. Gloria Shepherd. Elizabeth
Pittman. Marion Lemon, Edna
Johnson. Eva E>tcilc, and Robert
Fredrick.
Doris Miller Is assisting Beverly
Keeble in direction of their skit
These young people will show the
ability and value of the Negro in
musical and dramatic culture.
Lois Benson, the young chairman
of World Friendship, presented a
unique demonstration and panel
discussion Sunday evening at the
Meth(»di.<t youth fellowship. The
demonstration portrayed projects
supported by the W. S C S. and
the Methodist Youth Fund There
v. as a scene showing w‘ork done at
at Brewster hoispital. in Jackson*
ville. Fla. Gum Moon Residence, a
Chinese project in San Francisco,
was intcrcst.ng. Marcy Center has
a dispensary which serves nearly
4.000 different people each year for
the nominal cost of 25 cents. The
cvnter is located in one of the most
dfnrrlv populated areas in the city
of Chicago. Outstanding young
people appeared on the panel...
Bert Richardson, discussion chair
man. closed the service with a beau
worship service.
Mrs Clifford Roberts, and Mrs.
Mark Reeves of Lumpkin avenue
remain on the sick list.
Ex-White Ushers Attend
Mrs. Hoover Funeral
NEW YORK—Among the mourn
ers at the funeral of Mrs. Herbert
Hoover Monday morning at St
Bartholomew s P. E. church, were
Alex Sampson and Leon Thompson
of Washington.
Both men had been u«hers at the
White House during the Hoover
administration
They were among the first callers
the former President received in
hi< suite in the Waldorf Astoria
early Monday where he had been
in seclusion since his w ife’s death.
The two called on Mr. Hoover
immediately after arriving to offer
their condolences and services. They
went from there to St Bartholo
mew’s where they joined others
who had been connected with the
Hoovers in Washington.
Patronise Our Advertisers
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MARLENE OWENS
ise Edwards and Misses Johnetta
and Thelma Starks.
* * *
Thursday night. Odalie Harmon
honored Marie with a gay informal
party. Petite Odalie has the knack
of entertaining apparently with a
minimum amount of effort and she
has as much fun as the guests.
Thursday night w-as no exception.
Enjoying the Harmon's hospitality
were: Dr. and Mrs. Donald Graham.
Capt. Alfred Thomas. Mr and Mrs.
Roscoe Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jones. Miss Johnetta Starks, Mose
Thompson. Thelma Starks. Joseph
Craigen. Dr. and Mrs. B. A Milton.
Elizabeth McKinney, Dr. and Mrs.
Paul Alexander. Dr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Edwards, Dr. and Mrs. Harold
Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore
White, Dr. and Mrs. Edwards.
♦ * *
L D. Milton flew to Detroit from
Atlanta, Ga.. to visit his father.
S. D. Milton, who is ill. and his
brothers. Drs. B. A. and S. B. Mil
ton of Inkster. Mich.
* * *
Feb 12 is the date of the NAACP
annual ball. This w’lll be one of the
brilliant affairs of the season and
a "must" on your social calendar.
* * *
TO SEE OURSELVES
AS OTHERS SEE l*S
A young Detroit matron tells this.
She was riding on a local streetcar,
when she noticed a man staring at
her and making gestures with his
hands. She promptly gave the man
a cold sure, but looked at him
again out of the comer of her eyes
and he was still making the same
motions. This infuriated the lady
in question and menUlly she called
him an old freshie. By chance the
man got off at the same stop as the
lady and said. “Lady, I was trying
to tell you that your left stocking
is hanging way down.”
Elise Blackman
Wed In Double
Ring Ceremony
Miss Elise Blackman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Blackman of
Rosedale Court, was married to
Cpl. Adrick Phillinganes on Satur
day. January 16, in a double ring
home ceremony. The rites were
read by Rev. H. M. Carroll, pastor
of Scott Methodist church, in the
home of the bride's parents.
The bride w’as dressed in an aqua
tailored frock and wore a fuchia hat
and gloves. Black patent bag and
shoes completed her costume. Her
bridal corsage was of white car
nations. Her lone attendant was
Miss L*lia Halhday. The groom
was attended by John Erwin. The
bride’s mother chose navy blue for
her daughter's wedding and wore a
corsage of roses.
The bride is an outstanding mezzo
soprano in the Robert Nolan Ghoir.
She is a member of the Scott Meth
odist church and is employed as a
typist in the Free Press building.
The groom is a prominent violinist,
former student at the Detroit In
stitute of Musical Art. under the
instruction of Dr Grafing King.
Guests included: Mrs. Emma
Daniels. Mrs. Juanita Wilson, Mrs
Beatrice Beasley. Mrs. Annie Phil
linganes <mother of the groom),
Barbara Phillinganes isister of the
groom). Eugene Owens. Mrs. Al
meda Smith. Mrs. Maxine White
head and son. Perry: Irmagene Ison.
James L. I.a wry. Mr. and Mrs
James Smith. App. Seaman and
Mrs. Michael Steen. Mrs Mary Har
ris. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe White
and Mrs Billie Jean Smith and
others.
SEMI-FORMAL DANCE
SPONSORED BY
“THE TOP HATTERS” i
OF THE It HORSEMEN
1.8.P.0.E. of W. No. 1112
THE BEAUTIFUL CIVIC CENTRE
114 ERSKINE AT |OHN R
Saturday, January 22, 1944
MUSIC BY
JIMMY DAVENPORT and His Band
ADMISSION SI.IO Dtncing 9 Until 2 A.M, *
Mrs. Edith White
Fetes Tex. Guest
At Luncheon
By VIVIENNE
Wednesday was the day chosen
by Edith White to honor Odalie
Harmon’s houseguest, attractive
Marie Burke of Dallas, Texas, and
her nieces. Johnetta and Thelma
Starks at a pretty luncheon.
The hostess’ color scheme was
patriotic and the theme was clever
ly carried out in the Üble center
piece of red and white carnations
Lobster salad, hot rolls (the horqe
made variety), potatoes, squash and
other delicacies comprised the
menu.
Guests w'ere: Pauline Milton. “Jo”
Edwards. Teen Johnson. Mamie Al
exander, ‘'Cutie’’ Roxborough. Mag
gie Buggs and Louise Edwards.
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291 East Kirby
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Thu Hair Growth
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