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PAGE FOURTEEN
Miss Coar Is Sent To Illinois To Continue Her War Work
Brother Honors
Departing Girl
In Bon Voyage
By GLADYS MILLS
Arthur Coir of 44. S King aver.m*.
%as host st »n informal midnight
•upper given In h;s h< re hot Sat
urday evening, in h no; < f h> s.s
%er. Miks Marguerite Coar. and Kon
Renard of New York C.: y Mr.
Renard i.» one of our better known
■ctors. and was ore of the featured
players in the recent stage produc
tion “The Patriots,'’ by Sidney
Kingsley, which Marred Walter
Ham* den. the eminent actor The
play has juM completed a success
ful two-week engagement at Ua*
Cass Theatre.
Mr. Renard left for Cinc.nnatl
Ounday morning, where the show
o ened Monday nicht He has ap
peared in several other well known
state successes, including "M. r
beth," a Federal The.itie produc
tion, which appeared here in De
troit.
Mi ss Coar. who is employed by
the Tank Automotive Conti r of the
Union Guardian Building, left the
City for Rock Island. 111. where she
Will continue her work for the gov -
ernment. Muss Co;*r w. 11 have full
charge of her work in that area I
She will also have charge of train
ing all new employers in tills par- :
ticuiar type of w.ir work.
This is considered quite an
achievement. M.ss Coar was the
cnly member of our race to be
chosen from her department to go
•nd serve :n that capae.t.v. wit re
ceived the promotion because of ;
her efficiency and progress!venes^.
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Mr. and Mr*. Richard Given* of 3694 Hunt street announce th*
engagement of their daughter, Helen Porter, to Pvt. Robert Bealer
of Maysville, Ky. Pvf. Bealer is in Officer Candidate school in
Cheyenne, Wyo. He is the son of Mrs. Pearl Bealer of Mayesvill*.
No data has yet been set for the wedding.
There has been a continual round
of entertainment bv a small select
clique. This time Zenobia Chandler
of McDougall avenue played hostess'
with an elaborate dinner for ten.
Cocktails at five followed by a
turkey dinner with all the trim
mings. The table centerpiece was
gladiolias, purple iris. Each lady
guest was given a corsage of penocio
roses and the men white pompom
boutonnieres.
Dinner was followed by the open
ing of • well stocked bar imd games
until late evening. The guests were
Nettle and Burt Johnson, Ida and
Ivan Casselles, Ronald Marshall,
Gertrude and Burtie Lyle and Min
nie and Lorenzo Armstrong.
The bridul notes ell center around
| pretty Lucinda Carole Murtishaw.
This weekend she’and the groom to
b«\ Frank Hubbard, are tiking the
train for Niles. Mich., where his
people arc feting ,hs.r with a re
ception. Friends from Niles and
South Rond. Ind., are invited over
to meet Lucinda. Their wedding is
set for Feb. 13. to be followed by
a large reception at the YWCA.
Ernesta Cruzet is to be Lucinda's
matron of honor.
* * *
Cpl Chester Abrams, from far
away Trinidad, is home for a short
furlough and being royally enter
tained. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brunson
of Harding avenue opened tl <ir
spacious doors to hOctets a targe
dinner party. The Brunsons invited
in the corporal's relatives. Mrs.
John Abrams ‘mother*. Mr. and
Mrs James Abrams. Mr. and Mrs
James Guild, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Bird.
if* s|c $
Cpl. Harold Garrett of Bangor
avenue is running a short furlough
at home with his mother, lie hails
from Texas.
* * : *
Over the weekend, Miss RurPil
Harris of New York City made a
whirlwind trip to Detroit and mar
ried Whitney Smith. They dashed
to Ohio with Gwendolyn Harrison
going along as witness for the nup
tials. Congratulations Mr Smith
has returned to New York and her
clerical War post
* * *
•Vivacious Violet Banks of Scotten
avenue is back after a joyous vaca
tion. She visited with friends in
Louisville. Ky , and has been gone
through the holidays.
* * *
WAC Winifred Brady is on her
way home from Fort Henning. Ga.*
t > visit the f.tmih Her mother, Mrs.
Ada Brady, is scheduled to arrive
homo at anytime from sunny Cali
fornia where she has. been vacation
ing
Mrs. Marie Reed has gone to In
stitute, W Va, in time to bid adieu
to her nephew, Charles White, who
is leaving for the army
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Depl. 2D 11. Box 88. Station J.
Naw York 27. N. Y.
BETROTHAL TOLD
The Party Line
By MARIAN
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ablr u«e Lillian Brown
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
Little Cecila Carter of Elgin ave
nue is home fiom New York after
a grand trip with her aunt there, j
* * *
Pvt Edward Johnson had to dash
back to California under orders,
and shorten his planned furlough.
However, his wife, Elizabeth, did
enjoy his fortnight visit. The John
sons live on Stanford avenue.
* * *
Mrs. Thomas M. Thurston of
Bangor avenue left for Richmond,
Ky., early Friday due to the illness
of an aunt. We’re so sorry.
* * *
The Dorcas Society of Detroit.
Inc., are so thankful for the way
' the public responded to their Musi
| cal Tea last Sunday down to Club
! 12 Horsemen. It was a delightful
occasion with over 200 guests in
! attendance. They were so generous
j in their donations, and enjoyed im
mensely the well planned program.
Mrs. Roosevelt Kinchen was hos
tess at her apartment Sunday after
noon to friends at dinner. The gay
croup included Pvt. and Mrs.
Thoma/Lockett the is on furlough
frorn Mississippi *, Miss Lily Rocke
feller, and Alonzo Dickson. •
* * *
Petty Officer Forest Estrce is en
joying a pleasant leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Estrce
of Scotten avenue. He is stationed
at Great Lakes, 111.
* * *
Samuel H. Poole Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs-. Samuel H. Poole of Hart
ford avenue, was among the scores
of students who spent the holidays
with their parents and friends. He
is a student of St. Benedict the
Moor school, Milwaukee, Wis. Dur
ing his stay his family gave him
a party and it was grand for the
young fry. Attending were Betty
Gaines. Frances and Ann Powell,
Betty Jean. Gaines, Kenneth Pow
ell. Bobby Cook, Clove Dell. George
Walton and two of his schoolmates.
James Turk and Jimmie Jones.
* * *
Mrs. Ida Douglas of 25th street
entertained with lunch honoring
some friends who had a grand stay.
Her cozy home was tilled with the
spirit of the season as the Ddios
engaged in games and received
prizes. Present were Evelyn Hill.
Minnie Phillip. Alberta Harris, An
nie Mae Jones, Mae Caldwell and
Ruth Mae Daw.
Mrs. Joyner Says
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MME. C. J. WALKER COLLEGE
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Entertains Club
Saturday Night
Inimitable Corrlne Martin enter
tained the “Doolittles” Saturday
night at the Martin's spacious resi
dence on Josephine street.
After enjoying a refreshing tuna
salad, potato chips, pickles, ritz
crackersa nd beverages, the guest
played bridge.
Pauline Milton captured the
unique Mexican dressing jar for the
first club prize. Auxvasse Dickson
won the first guest prize, a hand
painted decanter. A set of pear
shaped salad dishes was Frances
Hagan’s reward for second club
prize and Mary Bell won the
booby, two cute straw mats.
Other members present were:
Margaret Thomas. Victoria McCall,
Ma.ibodine Robinson, Virginia
Brownlee and Jeanne Cole. Guests
we:e: Rebecca Thomas, Mary Bell
and Bernice Arnold.
GETS NEGRO SORORITY
MINNEAPOLIS. (ANP) Eta
chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha
ranked first among 21 sororities at
the University of Minnesota. The
AKA's maintained an average of
1 603 in the annual scholastic com
parison of Greek letter organiza
tion for the academic year
CLUBS and Other Briefs
We are sorrv to hear that...
AGNES McDOWELL.. .is ailing as
we go to press... Hope she soon
snaps out of it... Thanks, dear
Agnes. ..for your words of conso
lation... You will never know how
much they have meant to us...alL
* * *
Have a V-mail from... WILLARD
Garner...He is in Italy...and likes
it just fine...He is still begging us
to get Ruth Webb to drop him a
line... And we must do the same.
* * *
Have a very interesting air mail
from T-SGT. WARREN CAR
TER .He has b<-rn getting Issues
of THE CHRONICLE...in Italy...
where he is .stationed.. .and he was
very lavish with his compliments
...of our delineation of the home
town news...He mentioned in par
ticular his sister’s wedding...He
had oodles of questions about the
...kids in his crowd...We sat right
down and answered., .and told him
all the dirt.
He enclosed a release about his
company which you will read else
where in the issue.
* * *
MISS PSRKER HOLDS FORTH
Miss Katherine Parker...of West
Grand boulevard.. .held forth for
out of town guerts on New Year's
night... News which came too late
to make an earlier issue.
MRS FDMONTA PAYXE...of
Chicago.. . MAT TRICE ELLIS.. cute
CHRISTINE JAMFS.. .and.. .LIL
LIAN DYER, all of Chicago.. .were
the honored guests.
Detroiters who participated in the
delightful affair were. . DR. AND
MRS EDWARD WILLIAMS . MR.
AND MRS CHARLES RURKE...
MRS. ERNESTINE JOHNSON...
MRS. INEZ KING.. MR. AND
MPS. JERRY TROTTER ..ATTY.
AND MRS GROVER LANGE...
MR. AND MRS. BILLY DYER...
MRS J. P BRAN AM. . MRS. ROSE
JOHNSON . MRS . VIRGINIA
CURTIS... DR. ANf) MRS. WAL
TFR HINES.
LONNIE JOHNSON and...BOB
RIK CASTON... were there to en
tertain with songs . which they did
until far into the morning.
* * *
COCKTAILS FOR CAPTAIN
AND MRS. McDAVID
MR AND MRS SNOWDEN WIL
LIAMS. . .were hosts at cocktails...
for their daughter and son-in-law
.. CAPTAIN AND MRS. FFTJX
CASTON McDAVID. . .visiting here
for Christmas.. .from his post in
Camp Hood. Texas.
He left the morning after the
cocktail party...MßS. McDAVID...
will return with her family til the
latter part of the month.
MR. AND MRS. POPE BENJA
MIN...MR. AND MRS MARK
BATTIES. .MR. AND MRS. WIL
LIAM POLK....MISS MELBA
GRIMES . MISS LILLIAN BROWN
. DR. AND MRS. SAMUEL MIL
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BARNETT-PHILLIPS NUPTIALS SOLEMNIZED JAN. 1
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Pictured above are the members of the bridal
party of the Barnett-Phillips nuptials which
were solemnized at the Macedonia Baptist
church, Jan. 1. Left to right, are: Christine
Trone, James Smith. Lillian Barnett, Orum
TON...MR AND MRS. WALTER
McG LASKER MRS. BEATRICE
FLEMING... RAY SHORTER ...
MR. AND MRS. PETER CASSEY...
MR. AND MRS SAMUEL HAYNES
THOMAS.. .MISS JEANNE COLE
... MRS. ELIZABETH HICKMAN
...MR. AND MRS THOM A 3
STOCKELL.. .MR. AND. MRS.
MILTON’ MON JOY MRS
BLANCHE STURKEY . MR. AND
MRS. SPFNCER CARY . MRS.
KATHLEEN COOTE BELL. ...
JOHN C. DANCEY . MISS MA-
I.INDA WELLS...MISS EDl.ee
WEBSTER ..MISS INA JAYNE
SMITH MR AND MRS JACK
RODGERS.. .MISS LEONE AN
DREA LUCKEY. MRS. VALERIE
TURNER PETTIFORD...MR. AND
MRS. FRANK HARRIS... .MISS
MARGARET MATTHEWS TED
DY TRENT... .were among those
who attended.
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comforts. Used as a tonic, CAR
PUI often wakes up sleepy appe
tite, aids digestion by increasing
the flow of gastric juices and thus
helps to build up resistance
against the days it's needed most
Try ill
must be fully satisfied or
purchase price will be re
funded. In daily cleansing
do not irritate affected
area with harsh soaps, use
mild Black and White
Skin Soap daily.

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