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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1944
DR. OWEN’S
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
AND
HOARDING KENNEL
7737 GRATIOT
Phong PLaia 6608
Colored Attendant
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
12514 ARLINGTON
9 Rooms - Single - Modern •
Hardwood Floors. Pre-War
Kitchen Cabinet Sink. Nice
Neighborhood.
SISOO Down
Balance at $37 Per Month
Vacant - Move in Immediately
Log Cabin—7 Rms.; Single
$5500.00
Substantial Down Payment
TILLMAN
3-Family Flat
$112.00 Per Month Income
$6000.00
$2,000 Down Payment
AND MANY OTHER
GOOD BUYS
CRUTCHER’S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
4764 McGraw Avenue
TY. 5-5366
GEORGE H.
HUTCHINSON
Real Estate
z 2930 ANTIETAM STREET
Detroit 7, Michigan
Offers For Sale
|JSB Alfred St.—2 Family
, ( Rooms Each. Brick, with
adjoining vacant lot $10,000.00
1329 Alfred St.
(-Room Frame $ 2.200.00
242( 2428-2432 Dubois
* 5-Room Frames $ 5,000.00
sl3l Scott • 1842 Scott
2- nily Frame . $ 5.000.00
2928 Brewster • 1934 Brewster
2 Single Frames . . $ 5.000.00
Taf. A Grand River: Beauti
ful 9-Room Frame with re
fined decorations $ 5.900.00
Down Payment $3,500.00
4941 Vinewood • Beautiful
• 8-Room Brick; Steam Heat
3- Garage - New Roof
Full Basement $ 9.500.00
$2,500.00 Down
Phone Fitzroy 2559
SENATOR
DIGGS
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
0
689 MACK AVE.
. TE. 1-0898
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BUY iONDS
FREEDOM RALLY
AT OLYMPIA ON
FRIDAY, OCT. 27
A committee of one hundred, rep
resenting Detroit's leading and most
progressive citizens, has been
formed to complete plans for a Ne
gro Freedom Rally to be held at the
Olympia Stadium October 27.
This rally will make Detroit the
focal point of political, social and
cultural interests for the whole na
tion, and will be an historic and
dramatic symbol of the pledge of
allegiance to the principles of de
mocracy. The theme throughout the
program will be racial unity, under
standing of the problems of the Ne
gro people.
The speakers and performers are
internationally known and through
their participation this rally will be
a gigantic demonstration of unity
and progress.
Radio, stage and screen stars,
writers and singers, men and
women who have fought every
where for freedom in its truest
sense, will gather here for this mo
mentous occasion.
The following people have offered
us their cooperation:
Miss Lena Horne, the beautiful
and gifted songstress, has sent her
special and personal endorsement
to the Negro Freedom Rally Com
mittee. In an interview during her
stay in Detroit, she expressed her
enthusiasm for this project. Misa
Horne has long besen a sturdy
champion of the rights of her peo
ple, and by her many generous acts
has contributed to the cause of free
dom of all people. Only when Ne
groes and all minorities are free,
can all people be really free.
The following letter has been re
ceived by the Committee:
' I am glad to share this oppor
tunity to congratulate the people of
Detroit. Only in a world where all
people are free to express them
selves politically and socially can
the best of culture and education
flourish.
“Your splendid effort toward*
unity, in the form of this demon
stration. is a real contribution in
our fight for democracy.
•’Sincerely.
"LENA HORNE.”
Hurley-Taylor
Vows Spoken In
Lavish Service
Miss Lena Hurley, daughter of
the late Prophet and Mrs. G. W.
Hurley, was wed in an elaborate
ceremony to Mr. Robeit Taylor on
bu? day at 300 pm. Rev. Alfred
Bailey read the nuptial vows be
fore an improvised altar of banked
palms and terns with twehe stands
of 7-branehed candlaora burning
in the auditorium of the Civic
Center. Mr. Taylor is the son of
1 Mrs. Ollie Hamm.
Hazel Martin, in pink net and
blai k jersey, sang ' 1 Love You
Truly” and “Recause” just before
the vows were exchanged
Bridal Robfi lavish
The bride was given in marriage
b> her brother, Karlesky Hurlc;*
She approached the altar wearing
a gown of white slipper satin ap
i piiqued in seed pearls, fashioned
with fitted bodice. long sleeves end
ing in a point at the w 11st, and
distinguished by a white net yoke
outlined with seed pearl.-. The
,-k.rt fell into a full court train.
Her full-length veil was held in
place by a tiara of orange blos
soms. A single strand of pearls,
g ft of the bridegroom, was her
only jewelry. The bridal bouquet
| was a white R:ble with white satin
,-t:earners, tied with fourteen or
chids.
Mrs. Georgia Lattimer served her
sister as matron of honor dressed
in orchid satin and chiffon, wear
ing a cap veil, lace mitts, and san
dals of matching hue She carried
an arrangement of gardenias and
; orchids. The other attendants wer"
dressed four each in yellow and
turquoise of identical fashion. The>
also wore veils, mitts and sandals
\to match. Fach wore pearls. The
attendant's flowers w-ere of giant
and bebe mums and baby breath.
The girls in yellow carried white
bouquets, while those in turquoise
carried yellow The bridesmaids
were: Freddie Rogers. Opal Lewis.
Marguerite Brown, Evelyn Jack
son. Mary Delocke. Henrietta Free
man. Virginia Tennyson and Myra
Harris.
Flower Girls
Delores Lee and Vanesse Wil
liams were the flower girls and
they were dressed in identical
miniatures of the w rtdesmaid*
gowns. They wore crownless bon
nets to match their dresses. De
lores was in orchid and Vanessa in
yellow.
Master Lnrrv Ireland was ring
bearer. Mr. Taylor chose Richard
Long as his best man. The ushers
were: Felton Slaughter Cornelius
Pringle. Cornelius Eberhardt. Ia»-
roy Brennon. Earl Faucette. Rob
ert Williams, Abel Grace and
James Sluflet.
Mrs Hurley was unable to at
tend her daughtiM - wedding due
to ill health Mrs. Hamm wore skv
blue mousselame do soie with
black accessories and an orchid
corsage
Three Room* t'aed
Lavish floral arrangement?
graced the three rooms used dur- i
mg the reception, held immediately
after the ceremony. Refreshments
were served in the Silver Room,
gifts were registered in the Red
Room, and the couple received in
the auditorium When the receiv
ing line was dispersed music for
dancing was provided by a con
cealed orchestra.
Many gifts were received by the
couple. F.rma L. Henderson was
cateress for the reception.
Reception Guests
Among the guests were: Mrs
Mary Savage, Rev. Fthel Wright.
, Leola Darling, John Nicks. Rev E.
names. Mrs. Blanche Cox. Mrs
Beatrice Cole. Jessie Moore. M K
Fritz, Prof Alfred Huntley. John
Maxwell. Sen. and Mrs. Charles
Diggs, Rev. S. Goodwin. Audrey |
Haves. Louise Mathis. Jacqueline
Didlake, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mathis.
Alverta McCall. Norisse Daniel.
Phillip Martin. Mary Johnson. Joe
Grejfgs and family. F.thel Turner.
Mrs C. J Martin. Christopher
Hurley. Catherine Turner. Oreda
Tuggle. Rose Forest. Joe Hurley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alon/n McCraf).
Rev. K A. Jones. Frma Hurley. ;
Mrs. Lattimer and many others.
Be patriotic* Register now and
i vole in November* j
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE ~ V A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY'
The above photo shows a group that gatharad wadding. Mrs. Taylor is saatad at tha left while
at tha homa of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diggs whan Mrs. Diggs and the bride's sister. Georgia Hur-
Lena Hurley, now Mrs. Robert Taylor, was tan- lay-Latimar, stand at tha extrema right.—Photo
dared her final shower tha night before her by Langford P. James.
IN SUNDAY WEDDING
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Mr. and Mrs. Woodard McQuine are pictured immediately after
tha ceremonies at the home of the bride. 1955 Madison street, Sun
day which made them Mr. and Mrs. McQuine. Mrs. McQuine is
the former Daisy Howard, niece of Mrs. Maddie Ramsey of the
same address.
J. L. Jeffersons
Mark Silver
Anniversary
By F. M. LEONARD
Mr and Mrs. John L Jefferson
of 30th street were hosts at a re
ception honoring their silver wed
ding anniversary in their home
Sunday. Miss Margaret Lightner.
assisted by their 18-year-old daugh
ter. Gloria, registered the guests as
they entered the home.
Fink, yellow and white glads
and spring flowers were inter
spersed throughout the rooms.
These colors were the theme of the
scheme carried out in the food and
appointments Mr and Mrs. Jef
ferson received their guests in
their lovely garden She wa«
dressed in old rose crepe with
shrred bodice, matching gloves,
and wore a corsage of glads with
rosebud centers.
Hostesses who assisted Mrs Jef
ferson were 'Mesdames Mary
Woods Ann West. V.rgmia Yates.
Mabel Williamson. Gwendolyn
HOLY GARDEN NOVELTY CO.
HHOI.FSAI.FR AND DISTRIBUTOR OF
BABA COSMETICS. PERFUMES. NOVELTIES
1463 last Canfield Avenue TE. 1-4990
• • AGENTS WANTED •
LEARN TO DANCE
STAGE SCREEN SOCIAL BALLROOM AND TAP
( HII.DRFN S and ADt'l.TS' CLASSES
Va.rf nr Plano 1 rtinni - Boogie Woogle - Popular and Classical
Houra: 12 Noon lo I r M , Otherwise by Appointment
POWELL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCINC
Room 40V—HO* Hroadwav. Tobin Bldg. CA. OSSI; Re«. TY. 4-IK4 mmmm
CHURCH of GOD-Chene and Jay Streets
(2 Bike. So. of Vernor Highway)
RFV RAYMOND S. JACKSON, PaMor
II 4 M.—Sunday Morning Service
Sermon: Good Covenant With HU People
t M P M—Fvenlng Service Fvangellatlc
4 00 P M.—Young People* Hour
* J 0 P M—Wednesday Prayer Meeting
richard h. Austin"
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
406 East Adams Avenua Talaphon. CA. 3057
BRISTOL and BRISTOL
FUNERAL HOME
BUY BONDS WITH WHAT YOU SAVE
FI. 1488 1241 |OS CAMPAU
! f •
Have Your Car Simonized or
Polished —by An Expert
All Work Guaranteed
HOURS: 8 A M. to 5 30 P M.
225 E. Adams Ave. D. Robinson, Prop.
I
GEORGE B. McFALL
Funeral Director
SYMPATHETIC
457 EAST PALMER at Beaubien
NOTARY PUBLIC TR. 2-7788
PRELUDE TO HAPPINESS
Harrison, and their daughter. Eve- 1
lyn. Hors douvres, cookies, Falm
Beach punch, potato chips, and
stuffed celery hearts were served.
The dining table was laid on an
Italian cutwork cloth and was
graced with a three-tiered white
rake flanked by wnite branched
candelabra.
Gift* of Silver
Mr. Jefferson presented his wife
with a silver dollar p.ece for each
>ear of their marriage Many oth
er gifts and congratulations were
received by the couple Sgt Ho
race Jefferson, stationed at Camp
Lee. Va . called his parents long
distance to extend his congratula
tions. He had hoped to be able to
get to Detroit for the reception,
but was unable to do so.
Many Guests
Among the guests were: Fr and
5 Mrs. Rickford Myers. Mrs. Eliza
j beth Peebles. Dr. and Mrs An
tonio Settle. Dr and Mrs. Donald
Graham. Mr. and Mrs. A L. Poole.
Mrs. Virginia Green. Chicago. 11l ;
1 Mr and Mrs Ira L Hatcher. John
M ason. C. Morns. Mr. and Mrs L.
J Yates. Mr. aid Mrs. Leon
i Woods. Mr and Mrs. E. J. Wil
! Tiamson. Joan Williamson. Mr. and
M l- * A Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Bender. Miss S. laivima Moore
Miss Ruth W, Anderson. Mrs. Ggn
sell, M Bailey, Mrs. Phygenan
Wood tuff. Mrs. Marye Rains, Mrs.
M A. Hutchings. Van Q Murdock.
Dr. James Collins. Mrs. Lester
Hart, Mrs Thurman L. Bell, John
Roberts. Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Top
ping. Mr. and Mrs Sandra Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Spraggs, Mr
and Mrs H. C. Bradley. Mr. and
Mrs William L. Summers. Doris
Perdue. Jean Morton. Wilhelmina
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ken
nebrew.* Mr. and Mrs C. Burke,
Mrs. Katie Smith, Mrs. John
Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Car
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Radden,
Mrs. Anna Webbe, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Fields.
BEST SEPIA TALENT AVAILABLE!
When in Need of
ACTS - BANDS - ORCHESTRAS
CONTACT ANDERSON - RENTIE ACENCY
669 EAST ADA.MS AVENIR
CA. 0675 DETROIT (26). MICHIGAN
-I
REV. MME. PARKER
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Radio Repair
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
INCLUDING COMBINATION RECORD PLATERS
PROMPT SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED
HOURS 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
7820 OAKLAND • MA. 0283
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
miscellaneous
For Sale or Purchase
of Real Estate
See CRUTCHER S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANCE
1764 McGraw Art. Ty. S S3M
The MINUTE MAN
TRANSFER CO.
CADILLAC
7710
WANTED!
Clerks • Stenographers • Cooks
Dishwashers • Hotel end
House Maids
Mss end Wit# Job— Pay IW *•»
ALL GOOD JOBS
Paying *?•. and f3O Per Wetfc
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JACOB DOMESTIC SkHVICI
703 Farmworth
BELLE BEAUTY SALON |
We Solicit Your Patronage
Steam Scalp Treatment*
B DICU. Prop
Te. 2-8446 4662 Hastings
INEZ BLKiGIBS. M»r At fOMMI
CHURCH CIRCLE
EMPLOYMENT
}SS3 W. Form At*.
LAUMRkESSES • JAMIURI
orru r cleaning • h\r • stobi
MAIDS . KITCHEN HELP
O\T WORKERS
MRS SSDIE M rI EI.OS. Prep
Tyler 6-6643
WANTED
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
DOWNTOWN NIGHT CLUB
Attractive Salary
MI ST HE OMR Jt
CL. 3134 RA. 4508
BOOTH FOR RENT
BEST LOCATION
RACHELS PEACOCK
BEAUTY SALON
FOR RENT
A LARGE STORE
LYMAN and RUSSELL
aoon location
CA. 8741
LADIES ~
Your figure is very important!
srrvcr to a rrsrtcT novsr
I <*«* Tbra# to l\*» Pound* A W#*k
Tk* H»llt*o<*4
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FBrVCH KILT HASSAOE
fHYSTCAL *A**At»t
MINN ETT A HI VITII ATI DIO
• ASSS L K.i»jr IMI Bitard, fa. IS. 1417*
Marriage Told
At Gay Autumn
Reception Sun. 1
By GLADYS MILLS
. The reception honoring the mar
rain* of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Tanksley was held on Sunday, Sep
tember 24. in the Social Room of
the Lucy Thurman branch YWCA,
between the hours of 8 and 9 pm.
Mrs. Tanksley ;s the former Geor- i
gia M. Nelson, the well known
beautician, she and Mr. Tanksley
were married earlier in the sum
mer.
For her reception, Mrs. Tanksley.
chose a gown of palest pink net
and satin, and a lush shoulder cor
sage. composed of two rare orchids
Hostesses assisting at the affair
were. Miss Emmadean Bell. Mrs. R
Louise Grooms. Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
Mrs. Russell Conrad. Mrs. W.lliam
Summers. Mrs. Carelton Gaines.
Mrs. Grace Douglass, and Mrs.
Iyone Webb.
The list of guests included Mr.
and Mrs Howard Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs H. H Hubert, Mrs. Nannie
Gordon. Mrs. Elina Nelson, Mrs.
Carrie B. Willis. Mr and Mrs. Rob
ert Conrad. Mr and Mrs. I. S. Doug
lass. Mrs Sadie Johnson, Mr. anfl
Mrs N. Webb. Miss Helen Cotton,
David B Day, Mrs. Alberta Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson. Mrs.
Lucille Powers Mrs. Rosa L Gragg,
Mrs Frances Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
William Summers, Frances Hardy,
Mrs. Beular Hardy. James Hawkins,
Mrs Margaret Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.
L. C Blount. Mr. and Mrs Claude
Grooms. Thelma Stanfield, Mr. and
IF YOU BELIEVE IN PRAYER
Meet
REV. MME. PARKER
Monday Rita Only— • SO P M.
At CHRIST LIXX SANCTUARY
1447 Frcdanck oaar Xuaaall
Mantal Suceasa Club School
•utj.at: Into Thia World and Why—Mai
Loam ad To Knew Tbraalf.
EVERYONE WELCOME
REV. MME. PARKER
Tr. 1-4521
Appointment* Only: IN A.M. to 4 P.M
My Lip* Shall Uttor Praia#*.
—lit Paalm Tara# 171
MISCELLANEOUS
DAVID STROTHERS
Refrigeration Service
Domestic Commercial
Licensed Bonded
941 ALCER AVE.
Tr. 2-1031 Tr. 2-9509
FURNITURE AID, Inc.
NEW AND L'SED
Furniture Sought and Sold
* 4421 Beaubien
Te. 2-9307 Ch. 2034
Cl. 1219 Ch* 4119
MILLER’S EMPLOYMENT]
701 CHENE ST.
Day Workers Week* Work
Kitchen Kelp Laundress
Counter Girls
MRS A. FAVORS. Prop.
J AS. e. MII.LCR. N|r
Notary Public £ Fllxroy 265*
FOR SALE
RUGS-CARPETS
Usad ell cleaned 9xl2; 9x10:
6x9; special sixes.
ACME RUG CO. 743 S Meek
3 blocks East of Grand Boulavard
BEAUTY OPERATOR
WANTED
pay 7o°o
Booths For Rrnt - Good Ixwatioa
MANAGER WANTED
Call Mornings To. 6-0809
L. H. CLARK
QUICK SERVICE
MOVING and EXPRESS
Prices Reasonable
553 E. Palmer Tr. 2-7391
BARGAINS
'ln Soiled Window Merchandise
WOMEN S AND CHILDREN'S
WEARING APPAREL
SPFCIAI. HOSIERY S\ll
Odd Si«r» and (olor» l«c Prr Pair
FAMISE CORSET SHOP
3120 3Sth Street
WANTED!
r XPERT ENCED
DENTAL LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN
Cooper Dental Laboratories
Te. 1-1870
FOR FNPERT
Bonded Property
Management
CALL 8741
ISABELL MANAGEMENT
COMPANY
70* lobm Bids , IJO4 Broadway
Mr-. William Robinson, Robert
Paige. Mr and Mrs. W. Douglass,
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Dounveir, Mr.
and Mrs Carlton W. Games. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lewis, and Myrtle
C. Cook.
Biddle, Ross To Speak
At Urban League Parley
COLUMBUS (ANP)—The Annual
Columbia 3335 Rivor Rouge, Vine wood 2-3597
McFA ,L BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
“A TEMPLE OF SERVICE”
714 EAST CANFIELD Corner Hastings
Telephone Temple 1-8620
BURNS BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS “DISTINCTIVE SERVICE*
3702 St. Antoine Street, cor. Livingston#
JOHN H. BURNS SAMUEL H. BROWN
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED—MALE
OUTSIDE
LABORERS
SYSTEM SQUARE
OPERATORS
ASSEMBLY HELPERS and
HAND TRUCKERS
MUST BE HUSKY AND MIDDLE-AGED
Men Willing To Work Steady
48 HOURS PER WEEK
BUS SERVICE TO FRONT DOOR
AMERICAN
BLOWER CORPORATION
8111 TIREMAN AVE„ DEARBORN. MICH.
Help Wanted
male
PORTER
FOR SODA FOUNTAIN
Michigan Central Terminal
Union News Co.
Apply MR. OMAR
BUS BOY
EXPERIENCED
Downtown Restaurant
GOOD PAY
Pleasant Working Conditions
WASUMS, 1564 Broadway
Help Wanted
MALI and FEMALE
W anted
MALE and FEMALE
HELP
DURANT HOTEL. Flint, Mich
Help Wanted
FEMALE
Beauty
Operators
Full or Part Time
TY. 4-8830 TY 5-2048
Help Wanted
TWO HIGH TYPE GIRLS
For Stock Maid and Elevator
$lB Per Week
MILGRIMS. Inc.
32* FISHFR BLDG
Wanted
HOSPITAL MAIDS
DISHWASHERS and
POT and PAN WASHERS
Good Salary Good Hours
Steady Work
Apply
DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC
HOSPITAL
ISB Highland. Highland Park
Successful Business
Men Invest In Advs
PAGE NINETEEN
conference of the National Urban
league in Columbus September 20-
Octuber 3, will be the gathering
place for some of the natieo’s re
nowned leaders including Francis
Biddle. U. S. attorney general; Mal
colm Ross, chairman, FEPC, end
Mme. Lillian Evamti. international
lyric soprano, when members come
together to discuss wartime prob
lems and league business.
Help Wanted
. FEMALE
Help Wanted
High Grade Ready - to - Wear
Shop wants experienced floor
maid who can trim windows
SEE MR KERSCHEN
MILGRIM S. Inc.
MS FISHER BLDG.
Wi—BW————MWWM———■>
Miscellaneous
ROOM TOR RENT
roa a sixoli max a a met atrarr
horn*. Call Tr. I4tti. Mrs. VslaM.
LOST ANIMAL—SIS reward fsr rstsr* *f
•1* black A afar* cat acme* “Mika."
Stray** fr*m SSS Jaaapkia*. Bear *a itomarh.
HOUSE rO> UU-M Hawlrt*.—£*r«a
brick ham*. aaitakla far private fiallr cr
honiMi. faacral bom* raamina. ate. S-aar
(•rare with parktae Ist.
Lost!
Finder please return photos and
music left in cab Saturday evening
between 6 and 7 o’clock. Reward.
Anderson-Rentie Agency. 669 E.
Adams. CA. 0675.
SALE
WEST SIDE
5 FAMILY’S
5 ROOMS EACH
$7500
$2,500 DOWN
$l2O Per Mo. Income
BARGAIN
5 ROOMS BATH
Total Price SI2OO Cash
C. W. WHITE
TE. 1-0086
FLATS
FOR SALE
1527 MONROE, vacant 2 flat*
6 and 7 rooms and bath each,
solid block garage
$3500
TERMS
2250 ERSKINE. vacant 5 end
6 room* and bath each.
garages
S3BOO
Owner. Fitiroy 2800

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