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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1944
Sparklers Entertain At Home Of Miss Imogene Bunce
Cotton Party
Unique Form
Of Merrymaking
By GLADYS MILLS
The Sparkler* held •* party last
Saturday evening in the spacious
home of member Imogene Bunch
©n Philadelphia avenue. The Spark
lera, who are a group of college *tu
dents, wore lovely cotton frocks,
for the occasion. They are: Chris
tine Croxton, Olivia De Allen,
Gloria Hutchins, Maricathryn Crox
ton. and Imogene Bunch AH of
the lovely decorations in the recrea
tion rooms were created by mem
ber* of the club; games were ar
ranged in the d.ning room; at mid
right a delightful supper was
aerved.
Guest* included Jean Teeters.
Martha Gordon Minnon. W.lli©
Hubert Carter, Eleanor Williams.
Helen Cortkms, Bill Stovall. Janetta
Y’aughn, Joyce Williams. Pvt Louis
Wilson. Doris Lee Owen, Joseph L.
Howard. Peggy Jean Burns. Lieut.
Fred Parker. Sylvia McKinney.
Henry Wallace Alice Brantley,
Cecil Scott. Ralph Glynn. Thelma
Gaines. Edgar Mayfield, Dons Jean
Matchin, Ambrose Morns. Agatha
Slayton, Lawrence Jackson and
Douglass Jackson. Gloria Hutchins,
Imogene Bunch and Christine Crox
ton arranged plan* for the affair.
Four Out-of-Towners
Honored At-Luncheon
Four out-of-town visitor* were
honored at a luncheon given by
Mrs Mary Toy, 257 F Willi*. at the
Gotham Hotel on Friday. Hororees
who partook of the four-course
luncheon were: Mrs. Sally Polk. At
lanta, Ga : Mrs Rosa Hollis. Grif
f n. Ga ; Mrs. Charlotte Gasien. At
lanta. Ga , and Mrs. Hattie Spencer,
Louisville, Ky.
Detroiters vs ho also enjoyed the
day's festivities included Mrs Lil
-1 an M vnroe. Ruth Morrison. Maud
Christmas. Deola Gibson. Linnie
Ftnt, Lucille Campbell Thr* ladies
x isited points of interest later in
the day.
TO ST. PAI L
Mrs. Clara Graham has returned
from a vis.t to her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr and Mra. James S
Lacey of St Paul. Minn., wheie she
was joined by ihe.r brother and his
w.fe, Mr and Mrs Joaeph H. Reed
©f Portland. Oregon. Mrs. Graham
had an opportunity to meet many
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Mra. Edith Washington Hughes, recent Yisitor
to Detroit and granddaughter of the late well
known educator, Booker T. Washington, is
shown with har mother-in-law and hostesses at
a luncheon hold in her honor last Friday after
noon in the private dining rooms of the Para
Mra. Gwendolyn Harrison was
again the thoughtful hostess. Sue
was complimenting Cpl. Tommie
Reese during his furlough. Tommie
was looking grand and had a lot of
fun while here from Camp Rucker.
Alabama. Cocktails, mint juleps
added to the tasty roast chicken
dinner. Her guests were Mrs. Tom
mie Reese, Mrs. Rawlins, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh O’Day. Mrs. Adelcia
Cat heart, Mrs James Rawlins, H
Strmn ( Marian McClain.
* * *
For the distinguished Major Rob
e'ts. noted leader of the P9th Purau.l
Squadron, the W. Vn alumni gave
a lawn party and weiner roast on
Friday night. The personable
i Spunky’>, as the Major is fondly
called, gathered tne nickname dur
ing college day* at W. Va. State.
Everyone is so proud of him. He
was ]u*t the reason for many lovely
affair*. Why. after the lawn party
there wa's a mammoth stag given at
the Boston boulevard home of the
John R. Williams.
It was great to aee the alumni
too The president’s w iff. Mrs. John
Da\ :*, bree/ed in with Mrs. Ger
many Bennett, Msdelyn Clay tor.
who of course, is the pres.dent of
the group, and her Bill Watson, the
Gloster Currents and her handsome
brother; Mr. and Mrs Gough. Mis
I H Long. Millard Ulen. Wilson
Nnrthcross.. Clarice Eutamv. Ta
tric a Bynes. M s John R. William*,
Katherine Tinsley. Roscoe Wroten.
Dorothy Walker. Mr and Mrs Eu
gene Johnson. Miss Ruth L©w\*,
Miss Marian Fewe. Mr. and Mrs
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lovely home the party w-as given
*t>. Doris Owens. Mr. and Mrs. John
Kent. Mr. and Mrs Harkless Wil
son, Mrs Ethel Harkless. Woodruff
Turpeon. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Smith,
Marian McClain and others.
* * *
Mr and Mrs Jones and their son
Charles of McGraw avenue and
their daughter. Marietta are vara- i
tioning in Washington, also North I
Carolina.
♦ * e
Mrs Glendora Jackson of Bangor
avenue is sending greetings to her
friends from Jamaica. N. Y.
* * *
Joyce Finley is entertaining some
of hrr friends up to her uncle Irving
Riwines summer home at Grand
Haven.
* * *
Theresa Johnson of Hawthorne
avenue is leaving for Cleveland
Friday.
* * *
Sgt. Horace Jefferson surprised
his parent* the John L Jeffersons of
30th street by coming in from Camp
Lee and hi* promotion to Sergeant.
He is making great strides in tr.e
Army.
* * *
Mr* Marie Reed of Leice*ler ave
nue left Monday night for her t*o
week*' vacation at Institute. W Va .
MAJOR AND MRS. ROBERTS
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Major and Mrt. Roberts art shown in an iniarotiing post. They
war# photographod at a recent party given in thair honor by mom
bars of tho Wm Virginia Stata Alumni and hold a! tha homo of
Miss Gwendolyn Harklass of Hague avenue. Major Roberta is com
manding officer of the Stfh Pursuit Squadron and has boon making
a tour of local defanta plants. Tho Major was alao a foatura of tho
Chicago Muaic Festival.
disc Lounge. Left to right: Mrs. F-eda Greene.
Mrs. Ola Hughaa. Mrs. Edith Hughes, Mrs. Elisa
beth Snelling and Mrs. Theresa Henderson. Mrs.
Hughes is the wife of Charles Hughes who is
the first cousin of the Bailey sisters. Photo
by Odell Bradley.
with her mother and relatives. It’s
going to be big doings as her ,
nephew, Charles White, will be in i
from Tuskegee on furlough and for i
lots of fun.
* * *
When the Midas Lrvys arrived at j
Douglas Manor in Jdlewild. they
were doubly thrilled to see Jimmie
and Ann Childs also there Jimmie
is in on furlough from the navy.
* * *
June Pettilord is spending her
vacation this summer with her sis
ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and M”s
Myron Hoff, in Cleveland, and also
with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Ber
i nard Bradshaw of Chicago, 111.
* * *
P.nk and green streamers be
■ decked the pretty dining room of
Mrs. Robert Bnmar as their daugh
ter, Sandra, was six and fittingly
I celebrated with a few youngsters.
Little rockii g horse', paper caps
and candy favors pleased the very
i young. TTiere was delicious home
made ace cream and cake. The
guests were Beverly Williams. Rich
ard Harris, Robert Bomar. Olivia
Clark. Marian McClain. Lois John
son, Constance and Astnd De Frai
tas. Muriel Taylor. Michael Carter
and Franklin Clark.
* * *
Another highlight to the young
fry was on Sunday afternoon as
Betty Jean Ellington gave a party
for her eighth birthday. She is the
Wm Ellington s daughter of V -ie
wood avenue Games and a >h <w
were the af’ernoon highlights Gifts
received were lovely. Her gut*s:s
were Joan Williams. Jean D bb. x.
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Highland Parkers maka headline*
this week.... Mr. and Mrs. F. Wil
liams. with their daughter, Beverly,
will leave Tuesday, for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
It will be really a family reunion
Thursday as Mrs Clarence Barland.
withdier son. Albert, and his six
children who Jive In Pittsburgh. Pa .
gather around the table of Mrs Bad
land’s brother, Phil, a wealthy bach
elor.
Delegates off to the District Con
ference held in Gary. Ind., this week
are: Mary Dobson, acting chairman
of the commission on World Friend
ship of the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship... and Luther Flanagan, rec
reation leader..lts news that Luth
er will receive’his license for the
ministry. He is now 16
Marion Coleman, a youth member
of the Plymouth Congregational
church, starts each Sunday by at
tending the Berea Youth Fellowship
at 7 A. M., being chairman of the
commission on evangelism. Miss
Coleman offered for discussion Sun
day morning. July 30. ’Toward A
Better Christian Fellowship.” The
topic proved successful. Josephine
Bryant, who has been absent be
cause of work, was among the
sleepy-eyed member* who were
awakened by pep song* before the
discussion.
4t gc *
WEEK-END GLEBT
Mr. and Mrs. S M. Riley. Sr, are
week-end guests of their children,
the Rev. and Mr*. S Marion. Jr
Visiting with them are Mr. and Mr*.
M. Martin, and D. Graham, mem
bers of Ashbury Methodist church,
Columbus, Ohio. Incidently, the Rev.
Mr. Riley. Jr., w as their pastor prior
to his coming to Berea.
* * *
TAI’GHT AT SEMINAR
The Rev. S. Marion Riley, was
the invited race leader of the Meth
odist church to teach at the sum
mer Seminar held in Denver. Colo.
July 7-21, for the Womans So-,
ciety of Christian Social Relations
and local church activities. Miss
Thelma Stevens is head of this de
partment. The Rev. Mr. Riley re
turned to hi* pulpit Sunday. July
Ann Dobbin*, Marian McClain. Bar
bara Brooks. Verme Willie, Louis
Reeves, Shirley Cooper.
♦* * \
Mrs. Flossie Page of Brown place
was hostess to a few of the young
set to meet one of her houseguest.
Mr*. Leolas Murrell and her daugh
ters. Evelyn and Joan W Uett, of
Florida, also her niece, Margaret
Ruth Frazier who just moved from
Kalamazoo, and her guest. Joyce
King of Kalamazoo. Present were
Jane Mack. Clara Freeman. Gwen
Oliver, Betty Sweeney. Joan An
derson. Dors* Mcl-aughlin. Rowena
Manning. Betty Ann Morelle. Maria
Lyndon. Gertrude Sims. Burrell
Boyles. Donna Sawyer. The party
was given on her spacious lawn.
* * *
Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Dunlop
of Beechwood avenue were enter
taining Mrs. Dunlop* mother, Mr*
Mathilda Fort, of Los Angeles. Calif
She is having a lovely stay and
enjoys thr admiration of her grand
daughter. Geraldine, too. while here.
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Thelma Gilmore, of Tennessee
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parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Erne*t
Monamus, of Log cabin. Thelma
will undergo an operation this com
ing week to remove her tonsil*.
Church and Community lovers of
music enjoyed a Sunday night mus
ical program last Sunday, presented
by Mr* Ernest Monamus and Lend
say Ballinger, of Berea Senior choir,
with Johnson Flanagan at the piano.
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honor of their houseguest*, Mr. and
Mr* Earl Acey of Atlanta, Ga., with
a festive lawn party and weiner
roast Sunday. Mr. Jackson was on
duty at the gay red. white and blue
trimmed bar he had installed under
the huge cherry tree in the yard.
Games and refreshment* were en
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A few* of the many who d-npped
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Mr. and Mr* Wm. Penn, M. Sue
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