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PAGE TEN
August Bride-Elect Honored By Mrs. Ernest Marshall
Pre-Nuptial ,
Shower For
Carolyn Plumer
tt% VIVIENNE i DOPER
The first pre-nuptt«l p.:t\ !. -
in*: Carolyn riurr rr.ot « " • Bt*
co-ne the bride of l • Ar 1' >• •
on Saturday, August 12 v.• * * '• n
last Wednesday n.ght b> Mr* F.i
tie»l Marshall at her home n F.i_ r
v (v>d a\ enue
Mrs. Ma:*hall greeted her g.ietu
In a cool sheer blue and \r *e ~a :
dress with lace collar and r if'* rt *-
tinguished by small white p« 1 : it
♦ons at the neckline. Mi* A.\.<
Carrol. M «- Mattie Camp an ; M
Gladys Hou*e as* kU 1 the *‘.e**
Mrs. Carr< 11 w •>.* alt: a '
gowned in a pure dye *..k ft. ;• >
cress with a purple and black k- .
ground. Mss Camp and M.*
House ch"*e black.
The guest of hop >r u is rd .n
a white pique pnn.-ess d . * '"in
broidrred :n red «v u green A b*' d.d
corsage of ruses r n.; i« d h *
irmble
P r eced;ng bridge <t: ifk• •. *"lad
hot home-made i •!;* iced '< •<" :p*
.>nd reh«he> wv> Mixed The d<.
s.rnt was delicious fr urn cone *e
lion
Contract br.dge winners were
Gladys Hou*e, f rst. who w.is ;
thrilled w th ler pretty white
dickey with a dainty h .v at the*
neckline. Louise Taylor *« oi.d a
box of Tigeress Lath p wt< ; and
Sue Strickland third, an afra mvc
package of s.x l *ng tub's of mnly
acentbd both salts.
Guest who nsp aided to Mrs M r
shall's invitation were Mrs. Walter
House. Mrs Carol Strickland. Mrs. |
George Taylor. Mrs. Calvin Sewell.
Mrs. Aha Carrol. Miss Hortense
Heath. Miss Marietta Posey. Majorte j
Carter. Mrs. Howard Gresham. Miss
Betty Lee. M s Spenrer Carey. Mrs
Alvin Lee, Gladys House. Mrs. Hel
ene Westbrook. Mattie Camp, Mrs. I
Lowell Baker. Mrs. Mullens. Mrs. j
Germany Bennet. Miss Major te
Dunbar. Mrs Sara Tines. Mrs. ]
James Dunbar. Miss Jeanne Cole
and Mrs John Davis.
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Pictured above, left to right: Mrs. Thurman
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paused for a moment during the bridge party at
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Dr. and Mrs. L Gregory Hubert of Philadelphia, who hava been
visiting Dr. Hubert's niece, Mrs. Gladys Mills, for lha past weak.
••-Photo by Odell Bradley.
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNE
Detroit had its share of visitors i
and festivities over the week-end :
and summer commas and goings
continue to brighten the social j
scene.
* * *
Interesting to talk to, is Mrs, John
W Davis, who is visiting the Cler- |
many Bennets of Trowbridge ave
nue. Mrs. Davis is the wife of the
i resident of West Virginia State
college.
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Mr. and M >. Sylvester Owen of
Cleveland. Ohio, .‘•pent the week
end with their brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Owen of
Bmdt r, Conant Gardens. Saturday
night, a few o fthe popular Owen s j
friends came over to meet the
Cleveland clan of the Owen family, i
Those who came early and .stayed
late were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Car
rol. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatcher.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Brown. Mr. ,
and Mrs William Scott. Claude H.
Cooper. Miss M. Johnson, and many
others.
* * *
Hortense Heath, houseguest of
Carolyn Plummer hails fro ml West
Virginia State and is an attractive
addition to tnc younger set.
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F M. Robinson, father of Cecil
Robin*on, stopped in our city last
week-end rnr ute home. Mr Robin
> n was rcturn.ng from his vaca
tion in the East.
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Miss Ixnnse R is-ell. from Knox
ville. Term. is visiting here. She
is a cousin of the Boykins of Vme
wuod avenue
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VAC \TIONEKS
Dr and Mrs Theodore White are
vacationing in the picturesque New
England states.
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Atfv and Mrs I,l\vd I>oomis. ac
r T.p;>' ed by Barbara and Louise,
,ir<- seeing tnc sights of the Gqtham
City.
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Mrs Curtis Boykin? of f>4lo Vine
wnod avenue. an ther Detroiter
\ , < is also vacationing in the popu
lar .ry of New Yrk York.
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Mr* A J Calloway, A J Callo
w-ay 111. M’.-s Emily Calloway and
M;-. St Clair Ri’lups., spent the
l w n k end ju t or.side rs To
led'. Ohio. v.siting relatives.
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ATLANTA VISITOR FETED
putting the final touches on her
wardrobe, prior to entraining for
Louisiana for a bridge tournament.
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Sgt. Georze Dunbar spent a few
days his fond and admiring
family, the Henry Dunbars of
Chandler avenue. George has gained
several pounds and looks extremely
well.
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Mrs. Willis Graves, who intended
to study Spanish in Brazil, is back
home because she could get no
farther than Mexico because of the
war. However, Mrs. Graves prom
ises to give us some notes on her
travels.
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Mrs Sturat Toodle arrived back
home last week, after a month's va
cation ;n New York. While there,
she s; ent a week in Middletown,
New York, at the swanky King's
Lodge.
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Earline Bishop, bookkeeper for
the Conway Music company and ad
jutant in the C A.P., flew to New
York Monday. She will also visit
Atlantic City. Philadelphia. Pa.,
and Anchor Inn in the Catskill
Mountains.
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WEEK-END NOTES
Mt t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross,
lies the field executive of the Boy
Scouts of America, and Joseph Jr.,
age three. We are glad to know
that the Gross family will be here
permanently because we became
: fast friends with Joseph Jr., and his
picture will appear in this column
shortly.
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Saw Toni Webster last Saturday,
pretty as a picture and most ele
gantly garbed in black. Her tiny
black hat with touches of red and
swathed in veiling was a conversa
tion piece.
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The Charles Davises bought one
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Miss Eleanor Bell.—Photo by Odell Bradley.
Miss Watsons
Surprise Party
Miss Mildred Watson was com- j
plctelv surprised when her mother, 1
Mrs. Florence Watson arranged a j
party in her honor on her birthday j
Sunday. The guests arrived about j
a half hour before Miss Watson was
expected at home, and came bearing j
gifts of every conceivable descrip- I
tion.
Red, white and blue was the color
scheme which was carried out in !
the table appointments and delect- |
able looking menu. Assisting Mrs. i
Watson as hostesses were Agatha !
Utley, Alma Griffin and Mary
Poole. Games and dancing took
the attention of the guests after
the delicious eatables were done
justice.
Guests included: Leroy Nelson, I
Fred. L. Parnell. Elaine Skinner.
Jewell Smith. Manon Smith, Elaine I
Stephens, Margaret Jackson. Anita
Mack, Clyde Satchell. Maxine Redd,
Florine Alexander, Jeanne Ander
son, Grace E. Anderson, Maxine
Snipes. Opal Richards. Cleo Taylor,
Franklin Williams. Mayola G. Lee.
Reo Pagan, William Thomas, Jesse
Sawyer. James Satchell, Leota Pay
ton. William McGill and others.
of those lovely homes out on Burns
avenue.
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SURPRISE
The members of the Chronicle
staff pulled a fast one on Russ J
Cowan last Saturday night on the
occasion of his birthday. They con
spired with the hotel manager
where he lives and when Russ
came home, pop wpnt the camera
and a chorus saying "Happy Birth
day." Mr. Cowan was quite shocked
but recovered sufficiently to join in
the fun.
sk sk sk
Two other Chronicle staff mem
bers who celebrated their birthdays
were Donald Bryant on July 13 and
Charles Wartman, July 28.
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Miss Turner
Honors Pair
At Gay Party
Miss Charlie Mae Turner was
hostess last Friday night, at a party
given in honor of Lois Bland of Ma
con, Georgia, and Loretta Long of
Knoxville, Tennessee. Lois and Lo
retta are the nieces of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Washington of Brush street,
and they will spend the remainder
of the summer with them.
The color scheme was pink and
white. The table was overlaid with
a beautiful imported white linen
tnlaid-lace table cloth. The center
piece was of pink and white carna
tions which reflected upon a beau
tiful mirror. Silver candle holders
held pink and white candles, which
supplied the light for the artistically
set table.
A very tasty menu which con
sisted of various designs of sand
wiches, punch, potato chips, Andy,
nuts, cake and ice cream was pre
pared by Mrs. Theresa Harris, aunt
of the hostess, and Mrs. Washington.
Various games and dancing were
enjoyed throughout the evening.
Some of those who joined in the
fun were: Sally Giles. Kenneth Ver
non, Rosita Parker, Robert Thomas,
Margaret Lightner. Herbert Brown.
Griffin, Hugh Harris, Zel
ma Smith. Henry Cade, .Wyolean
Strong. Joseph Waller, Eulalie Qu
ville, John Jones, Jean Thompson.
Harold Boles, Lois Woodruff, James
Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lang
ford. Mary-Berry, John Coulter.
Marian Anderson, Issac Morrow,
Iva Bowen, Jane Jackson, Fred Tay
lor, Taft Daltin. Bob Wiley, Delmar
White, Esther Jones, Willa Jasper,
Hosea Taylor, Willa Jones, Gerald
White, Juanita Harvey, Vincent
Coleman. Ursula Bueford, Nathan
Jones. Dorothy Nixon, Warren Lat
imore, and many others.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
BY y’AYNE COUNTY CLERK
DURING JULY 18 TO JULY 22
Sidney L. Lewis, 24; Rebecca
Hurst. 22.
Eddie J. Rogers, 24; Lucille Mit
chell. 23.
Clarence O'Neal Wyatt, 20; Vella
Mae Turner, 20.
Arthur Davis, 50; Mary Dunavat,
22.
Ollie Roden. 20; Esther Combs, 21.
Michael Murray, 18; Marion M.
Reuscher, 21.
Burgess Mickens, 53; Cassie Mary
Hughes. 30.
Maceo A. Elliott, 31; Dorothy Har
man, 22.
Percy Brown, 22; Barbara Jean
McCrary, 18.
Peter Taylor. 19; August Clark, 19.
Ananias Turner, 41; Mildred Wal
ker, 33.
Henry Victor. 08; Susie Clark 29.
Will Clark, 39; Willie Mae Green,
32.
Charles Jackson, 31; Mattie C.
Driscoll. 31.
Robert Alston, 19; Ethel Dunbar,
16.
Joseph W. Rodriques, 28; Rose
Charles, 28.
W’llliam Burley, 40; Trudy Burns,
27.
Clarence Connor, 18; Eva Hicks,
17.
George Walton, 52; Agneatta
Cheatam, 40.
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PERSONALS
SEAMAN BACK TO DUTY
Seaman Stanley Barkley, who has
been visiting his mother and wife,
Fern Barkley of 11850 Goodwin, on
a furlough left this week for his
base.
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TO CHARLESTON
Wayman Mitchell. 11764 Oakland
is visiting relatives in Charleston,
W. Va. He is expected to return to
his home shortly.
* * *
OHIOAN HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spikes, of
609 Westminister street, have just
returned to their home after a three
weeks’ visit with her mother in New
York City. Mrs. Robert Spikes of
Cincinnati, Ohio, is their house
guest for a few weeks.
* * *
SINGERS FETED
Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins were
hosts to the Michigan Gospel Sing
ers musical and formal tea held on
Sunday at their home at 4:00 p. m.
Special guests for the occasion were
the famous Jewel Singers. A de
lightful program was rendered.
* * *
BRYOLES GIRLS SCATTERED
Mr. and Mrs. A. Broyles, of Alger
avenue, daughter Anna, has just re
turned from a three weeks' visit
with her aunt. Mrs. L. Freeman of
Cincinnati, Ohio. Her sister. Geral
dine. has gone to Camp Norcom
ward and is having a delightful time
at the newly improved and modern
ized YWCA camp near Dexter,
Mich. Geraldine was quite an ath
lete when at Northern high school.
* * *
VISITING IN SOUTH
Frank Lamb of Detroit is spend
ing his vacation with his mother
and family. Mrs, Anna Lamb of Bir
mingham, Ala. He expects to be
there for two weeks.
Entertains Mothers’
Board Sat. Evening
The Mothers’ Board of The
Church of God was royally enter
tained by Mrs. Earl Van Dyke and
Mrs. William Owens on their lawn
in Waterloo street. Saturday. The
charming hostesses served a very
delicious and tasty menu consisting
of barbecue, fried chicken, potato
salad, cole slaw, ice cream and cook
ies. Games were played; all re
ported a very enjoyable time.
Guests present included Mrs. Lil
lie Parham. Mrs. Eva Mund.v, Mrs.
Ella Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Twiddy,
Mrs. Edith Green, Mr. and Mrs. Eun
Bartlett, Mis. Lctty Wrighten, Mrs.
Jennie Sanders. Mrs. Ford, Mrs.
Vida Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Owens, Mrs. Earl Van Dyke,
little Carol Ann Van Dyke.
THE BOMBERETTES
Held their bi-monthly meeting
Thursday at the home of Bomber
ette Mildred Watson. The meeting
was informal, as most of the mem
bers are on vacation. Tickets were
distributed for the cabaret party to
be held at the Club 666 Sept. 28.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Bomberette Beatrice
Stinson, Aug. 10.
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Mrs. Carter Honors
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Be sensible —put your faith in dependable time tested
medication. Use famous Black and White Ointment.
It not only soothes such skin conditions but works the
same way in Tetter, Eczema, Acne Pimples, and Bumps
(Blackheads) externally caused. It also acts as an
antiseptic—to check and help prevent local infection
and help nature heal. So when you suffer with any of
these skin irritations be sure to use Black and White
Ointment. Use ohly as directed. Over 25 million pack
ages sold. Get your package of this famous medica
tion today. l(tf,
sizes of Black and White Ointment. And remember, you
must be fully satisfied or
j 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.
BLftC K*Hi WH ITE
OINTMENTondSKIN SOAP
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1944
Mr. and Mrs. Harding Collins, Julia
Everson, Mr. and fdrs. John Ed
wards, and Julia Lee Carter.
DESTROY
ANTS
Peterman’* Ant Food is quick death
to ants. It kills by contactor swal
lowing. Effective 24 hours a day;
No odor. Over 1,250,000 cans of
Peterman’s sold last year. Get it at
your druggist’s, grocer’s, and hard
ware dealer’s.
PETERMAN'S
ANT FOOD