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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1944
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM .HONORS TWO GROUPS OF CITIZENS
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Security honors two groups of people at their educational pro
gram Sunday s! Ebeneser A.M.E. church. In photo 1. are. stand
ing: CapL Scipio Murphy, M.8.T.; Congressman Georgs O'Brian,
MRS. JOYNER IN CAMPAIGN
Mrs. Marjorie Joyner of Chicago has boon appointed national
director of the Roosevelt for President clubs, ii was announced
this week by Congressman William L. Dawson. Mrs. Joynar Is
shown above with Mrs. Roosevelt at a recent meeting in Chicago.
Mrs. Joynar is vice president and held director of the Madame
C. J. Welker Manufacturing company.
NEWS OF FLINT
WARRANT OFFICER
Charles D. MilLs was home last
Week to vis.t his parents and rela
tives and many friends Charlca
started h.s army life with the En
gineers and was transferred after
a few months
to the Field Ar
tillery. After
romp leting a
specified course
he grad uated
• d was com
missioned war
rant officer. He
Is now stationed
at a camp in
r e n n s ylvama.
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uate of North
ern high school
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fore he was in- Charles Mill*
ducted »n 1941. A brother. George,
volunteered in the navy and he is
WHIN IVIRYTHINC HAS
FAILED. CONSULT THE
MAN FROM LOUISIANA
WHO KNOWS.
No Case Is Too Large
or Small tor Him.
DR. Wm. BELL
Reading and
Divine Healing
Phone Cadillac 5024
Dr. Bell specialise* la kidney
trouble, backache, legache
diixiness lack oi normal pep
etc. If you believe in God he
can help you. Consult him. he
knows.
543 last Vernor Highway
Detroit, Michigan
READING AND
DIVINE HEALING
■ V
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Madam O. Abliha ha* now ripened
her off ire in Bell’* Apartment
aids., 543 E. Veraer H.fhway
Hour* II o'clock a m. until 3 o'clock
p.m., dally; Sunday* from J n'rloch
antll 7:30 pm., by appointment*
Madam Ahlvha speak* *even dif
ferent languafra. she la a tiod-aeat
woman.
Clifford 9568
543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit 1, Mich.
* seaman second clas.«, and is sta
tioned at a camp in Texas. He was
a student at Northern previous to
his enlistment.
$ * £
NAVY MAN HOME
Thomas Rocquemore. 3-cMOMM
was home for three days He left
Tuesday He was visiting his w fe.
Mary Lue of Pingrcc: parents Mr
and Mrs. Henry Rocquemore of
Wellington. Since his induction,
August 1 ?*43. Rocquemore studied at
Hampton Institute School of D.esel
Engine where he rated s.x of the
108 graduating. He is a graduate
of Central high and was a
war worker before ms induction.
Lt. William H. Rocquemore, a
brother, is stationed in France
with the 377th Engineers hav.ng ar
rived in France immediately after
the invasion. He was inducted in
to the service before Pearl Harbor.
Another brother. Stephen, private
first class, is with the Army Air
Corps somewhere in the South Pa
cific; but when last heard of he
was in Washington; the other so
far, is not known at this interview
All three brothers are graduates of
Central high school.
4 s V Si
BROTHERS ON FURLOUGH
Pfc. Arthur W Redmond of the
Third Air Force was home the
same tin e h.s brother. Cpl Robert
S Redmond of the 322nd Quarter
master Corps. Another brother.
g
Rich ard. who
was home sev
eral month? ago.
is now some
where in the
theater of war.
Pfc. Arthur W
1* stationed in
Ta 11 aha s ? ee.
Fl« . while Cpl.
Robert S is sta
tioned at Camp
Polk. Virginia.
Both were in
ductrd this
year. Their par
ents are Mr.
and Mrs. R.
Redmond Rela-
tives and friends honored the serv
icemen at several social affairs
AIR CORPS
Cpl. Robert
Towner, who
was inducted
early in 1942. is
stationed with
the Air Corps
at McD 11 Field.
Florida. Cpl.
Towner was
'rr git to red in
i he Armed
Forces while
I c o n v a 1 e a cing
from a 9-month
old auto acci
dent. He was a
, Northern high
school student.
His brother.
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Alex Towner, is somewhere in
Europe. He was a graduate of
Northern high Before entering the
service he was a welder in a war
plant here.
* * *
FIRI.OCC.iI
Pvt. Fred A. Hill, inducted this
year, was here visiting .h> wife
and mother, relatives a>,fl friends
He is the son of Mrs. Margarette
M. Hill of Central street. His w ife,
Incr. Hill, resides at the same ad
dress.
I I
SOLDIER HOME
Pvt. Eugene Banjard. stationed
with a quartermaster unit at Camp
Ellis, Illinois, is here visiting his
wife. Mrs. Frnesteen Banjnrd and
mother. Mrs Lucille Banjaid of
Michigan avenue.
gc * *
SERVICEMEN VISIT
MOTHER HERE
Cpl. Leonard Morgan of the Army
Air Corps, stationed at Shepherd
Field, h,s brother. Sl-r John Mor
gan. stationed at Amphibious Train
ing Base. Little Creek. V.i. are here
visiting their mother. Mrs Lucy
Morgan of 3954 Grant street.
SOLDIER VISITS
BROTHER HERE
Cpl Anthony Cox. whose fur
lough expires Oct. 11. is hete visit
ing his brother. Jesse Cox of Elm
street Cpl Cox was indurted in
Chicago, 1942, and at present is sta-
W. R. Dslylss, Rev. Charles Hill. Hoo. Archibald Carey, principal
speaker; Atty. Charles Perkins. Comm. William Rheadas. Seated.
Mrs. M. Williams. Miss Genava Alexander. Mrs. R. Louise Grooms,
and Mrs. Violet T. Lewis, who ware presented with tokens of
tioned at Breckenridge, Ky.. with
the 372nd Infantry Regiment.
* * *
SOLDIER VISITS FATHER
Cpl. Willie Roberts is here visit
ing his father, Dudley Robinson of
Michigan avenue. Cpl. Roberts ia
stationed at Camp Ellis, Illinois
with the quartermaster unit.
* ♦ *
SEAMAN HOME
Stm. 2-c James Hill Jr., who vol
unteered January of this year.
was home to
visit his par
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hill
of Howard Ct,
last week. He
was a senior at
Central High al
the time he
v o 1 u n te e
ed. His unit b
stationed at
Camp Edwards.
Mass.
SIMILAR TO FATHER
SOLDIER S DUTIES
Pvt. Leonard Parks is attached to
the Military Police un.t, stationed
at a camp in Louisiana. He was
inducted in June, this year and was
a war worker at he time of induc-
tion.' He is a
g r a d u ate of
Central high
school. He is
marr.ed and a
father of five
children; his
wife. Dorothy
Parks, also a
graduate of
Central high
school, lives in
Elam Park. Pvt.
Leonard is the
son of Mr. and
Mrs Archie
Parks of Ken
nelworth. His Leonard Parks
father has been
a member of the Flint Police de
partment for more than 12 years
* * *
PROGRESSIVE PASTOR lIF».E
The Rev. J. W. Walker, who
comes from Albion where he was
pastor for two years, is pastor of
V'ernon Chapel M. E church His
wife is also here with him. She
plans a wonderful program among
the women of the church and com
munity. Before becoming the pastor
of Albion church the Rev. Mr.
Walker was for three years pastor
in Wabash. Ind He hails from
Chicago. He served as pastor in
Morgan Park. 111. The pastor has
been in the Michigan Conference of
the Methodist church for more than
10 years.
* * *
FISKITES RETURN
Marion Wright, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Caro Wright of Mt Morris
has matriculated at Fisk university.
Nashville, this year. She returned
with Gloriadean Mills, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mills of Ala
bama avenue, and Minnie Keys of
Haggery court. The latter students
are sophomores at the university.
HONORED AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Romona Richardson was the re
cipient of a lovely dinner given .n
honor of her 16th birthday. She is
the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eman
uel Richardson of Dwight street
Th scene of the party was at her
parents’ home. Among those pres
ent were members of the Three
Cs club: Julia Todd. Adrinne Wil
son. Carol Johnson. Ruby Reed. De
lores McGee. Dorothy Wilson and
Jeanette Jackson. Other merry
makers were Joucille Wickware.
Donna Burks. Juanita Baxter. Ruth
Wilson. Marilyn Howard and Hor
tense Greer.
* * *
BI.l’E STAR MOTHERS
COMPLETE OVERSEA MAILING
More than 100 Christmas pack-
A. Redmond
Robert Towner
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • • A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
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GEORGE B. McFALL
Funeral Director
SYMPATHETIC
457 EAST PALMER at Beaubien
NOTARY PUSLIC TR. 2-7788
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CRAZY WITH PAIN?
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or SCIATICA TORTURE YOU!
STRIKE AT THE CAUSE!
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Local Agent, S. CULBERT
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Between 1 A. M. and 1 P. M.
NOTE: O-Jlh-Wo Indian Bitter* I* positively
guaranteed not to contain opiate*, mercury
•tryrhntne. *alt*. or an* habit forming drug
. aedalivo It la *afa evrn tor children
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Among thv many guests who came to bid adieu
to Miss Mary Young a»d Mrs. Elnora Jones of
Washington, D. C.. house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Waltar Collins of Laicester wera this group.
The affair was a farewell party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hamilton of McKinely ave
nue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ages have been prepared and sent
to servicemen overseas in the
European as well as the American
theater of war, according to Mrs.
Gertha M. Burney, president of the
George Washington Carver Chap
ter No. 128 of the Blue SUr Moth
ers of America.
The Bine Star mothers who par
ticipated in the actual work were:
Mrs. Burnett King, Mrs. Emma
Towner. I.adesta Hamilton. Bessie
Mills, Amanda Smiley. Esther Wil
liams. Georgia Means. Corene
Prichard. Lametta Williams. Ruby
Woodward, Webb, Gertha
Burney.
Among those who donated their
services: Mrs Eva Williams. I.e’.ia
Sinclair, Awilda Metcalf, Robert
R ggs. W, M Williams. I>eßoy
Baker. An artcraft club donated
stationery and other necessities
pertainr.g to mailing the packages
included Mrs. Oz.e Grady, Cleteal
Moore, Precious Boler. Natlene
Harriston. Helen Hamilton. Lula
Pipes. New 7.mn Bopt st church
and pastor. Rev. L Union, w ere also
responsible for the success of the
oversea mailing
WASHINGTONIANS
VISIT END HERE
Mrs. John F. Young, the w fe of
Atiy. John F Young, and mother.
Mrs. G. W Powell. h»ve returned
to Washington. D. C. after a very
delightful 10-day visit here The
Washirfgtonian? were the recipients
of many social event* in Saginaw
and Lansing as well as here. In
Flint. Atiy. and Mrs John F
Young and Mrs G W Powell were
the guests of Dr. C E W„ldon and
mother. Mrs Walden on Magnolia,
and attended a luncheon given by
Mrs Martha Butler on Liberty: and
were the honorces at a social event
given by Attv R. M Van Dyne;
were guests at a delightful event
g ven by Mr. and Mrs. W illiatn R.
Valintine of Wellington street. They
were the house guests of Mr and
Mrs. George Hardin of Wellington.
The attorney, his wife and the
mother. Mrs Powell, attended a
lovely occasion given by Miss Vir
ginia of Liberty street. Mrs.
honor during thv program. In photo 2. Commander Rhoadas ac
cepts a portrait of CoL Charles Young presented by Waltar Hen
drick on behalf of the Charles Young post as othar officers look
on.—Photos by Collins.
BID WASHINGTONIANS ADIEU
Powell was the honored guest of |
M.ss L. Brown of Fourth street in
Saginaw and the group was highly
entertained by other friends in
S»gmaw. While in Lansing they ,
were the honorees of several social
events given by Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Eton of Olds street. Mrs. J.
F. Young Is supervisor In a gov
ernment agency in D C ; she was
formerly connected with the rec
reational department of the D. C.
public school system.
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale or Purchase
of Real Estate
See CRUTCHER’S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANCE
4764 McGraw At*. Ty. 5 5366
The MINUTE MAN
TRANSFER CO.
CADILLAC
7720
WANTED!
Clerk* • Stenographer* • Cooks
Dishwasher* • Hotel and
House Maids
Mia and Wife Job—Pay SNNI Pet Me
ALL GOOD JOBS
Piytni *2O. *25 and *3* Per Wee*
Call temple 2 7106
JACOB DOMESTIC SEKVICB
7*3 Farnsworth
BELLE BEAUTY SALON
We Solicit Your Patronage
Steam Scalp Treatments
B DIGO, Prop
Te. 2-8446 4662 Hastings
INEZ HOGGtSS. M*r. At FURRS!
CHURCH CIRCLE
EMPLOYMENT
2653 W. Forest Awe.
LAUNDRESSES - JANITORS
OFFICE CLEANING - H\R - STORM
MAIDS - KITCHEN HELP
DVT WORKERS
MRS S 3DIE M FIELDS. Prep.
Tyler 6-6643
LADIES!
YOUR FIGURE IS VERY IMPORTANT
LOSE 3 TO 3 POUNDS A WEEK
With the New Sulphur Mineral!.
3we<l;iJi Manage • Physical Lxernse*
Minnett s Health Studio
1039 E. Kirby TR. 1-3174
Advertising
In The Chronicle
Brings Results
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Collins. Mr. end
Mrs. Isaac Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hamilton. Mrs. Ethel Broadnax, Mrs. Eth Bets.
Mrs. Lela Williams. Petty Officer Second Class
Lawrence Collins. Mrs. Archie Harris. Mr. and
Mrs. Mincey, Mesdames Bonds. Higgins. Annie
Polk. Wesley. Tabs. Mr. and Mrs. Eddia Polk.
Duke Coats.—Photo by Bradley.
REV. MML PARKER
ADDRESSES RED CROSS
GRADUATES
WASHINGTON (NNPAI For
the first time a Negro will be the
, commencement speaker for a grad*
, uating class of Red Cross trainees
on Saturday, October 14. at Amer-
I ican University Col Camp
bell C. Johnson, assistant to the di
rector of the selective service sys
tem, will deliver the address.
Patronise Our Advertisers
IF YOU BELIEVE IN PRAYER
Meet
REV. MME. PARKER
Monti; Mit« Only—a *0 P.JS.
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iubjoct: Into Thin W*old and Why—Mai
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EVERYONE SCLCOMI
REV. MME. PARKER
Tr. 1-4321
Appointment* Only; IS A.M. to 4 P ■
My Lino Shall Ottor Prniooa.
—lie Paata. Voroo 171
MISCELLANEOUS
DAVID STROTHERS
Refrigeration Service
Domestic Commercial
Licensed Bonded
941 ALCER AVE.
Tr. 2-1031 Tr. 2-9509
FURNITURE AID, Inc.
Ni:w AND t’SED
Furniture Bought and Sold
4421 Beaubien
Te. 2-9307 Ch. 2034
Cl. 1219 Ch. 4119
MILLER’S EMPLOYMENT
701 CHENE ST.
* Day Workers Week's Work
Kilchen Kelp Laundress
Counter Girls
MRS A. FAVORS. Prop.
4 AS. K. MILLER M|r
Notary Public • Ftlsroy MSI
FOR SALE
RUGS-CARPETS
Used all cleaned 9xl2; 9xlos
6x9; special sixes.
WE DO PfO CLEANING
ACME RUG CO. 7435 Mack
3 blocks East of Grand Boulevard
L. H. CLARK
QUICK SERVICE
MOVING and EXPRESS
Prices Reasonable
553 E. Palmer Tr. 2-7391
WANTED!
EXPERIENCED
DENTAL LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN
Cooper Dental Laboratories
Te. 1-1870
FOR EXPIRT
Bonded Property
Management
CALL 9741
ISABELL MANAGEMENT
COMPANY
m lokio Bldg.. IMS Broadway
WAC Capt. Irma Cay ton
Wins Divorce Decree
TUSCON. Arts.— Captain Irma J.
Cayton of the WACs was granted a
decree of divorce here on Sep
tember 21, against her husband.
Horace R Cayton of Chicago, it
was learned this week
Details of the suit were not re
vealed, but s property settlement
is reported to have been worked
out previously to filing of the ac
tion. Cayton is executive secre
tary of the Parkway Community
House In Chicago and widely
known In social welfare circles.
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
31 I I TIREMAN AVE.. DEARBORN. MICH.
MISCELLANEOUS
ACCOUNTANT
WANTED
for General Accounting Practice
MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENT
Three Years of College Accounting or Equivalent
APPLY
Richard H. Austin, C.P.A.
406 EAST ADAMS
FLATS
FOR SALE
T 527 MONROE, vacant 2 flats
6 and 7 rooms and bath each,
solid block garage
$3500
TERMS
2250 ERSKINE. vacant 5 and
6 rooms and bath each,
garages
S3BOO
Owner. Fitrroy 2800
Help Wanted
MALE
BUS BOY
EXPERIENCED
Downtown Restaurant
GOOD PAY
PiMMnt Working Conditions
WASUMS, 1564 Broadway
Wanted
a
Construction
LABORERS
APPLY
400
E. SEVEN MILE ROAD
PORTER
* TO WORK IN
Furniture Store
AND HELP IN
SHIPPING ROOM
Steady Work Good Pay
Gardner White Co.
5607 West Fort Street
Successful Business
Men Invest In Advs
PAGE NINETEEN
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POTTER
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chaaatto far lair aai IS-paar-ald see.
Baiet psapls. Call TX. 1 MM.
FOX SALX—Badraaat 1 vary aat ssspUta
•ffioa flat tap Cask, ■viral akalr. alaetric
paritolater aat. ISM Calrart.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FIAXO. BEDXOOM. DIMIXA ROOM •XTTT*.
kak? erik. Urtae raam akalr. pata. paaa.
Ciakaa. liases. MOT Apt. >■
FOR SALE
xiltxb rox mute. black coat vnrx
tnana«4. salta alaa IS. okUdraa'k alatkaa
• to A Parmiaa lank aaat. ISM Calaart.
CHILD WANTED
CXXISTIAV COUPLE waald Ilka to taar
a Uttla girl two to faar raara aM. Baa
t. Michigan Ckraaiela. SM Elliot.
FOR SALE
INDIANA. Jo24B—Vacant. open dally
11 to X 2 blocks east of Wyoming.
South of X-MUe Road. New. X bed
rooms. 1 down. 1 up. Large living
room, good size. dinette, full tile bath
and ahower, large light basement
Good school and transportation. You
will love these homes. Only A few
remain. See them today.
Help Wanted
MALI
WANTED
TAILOR
BUSHELMAN
PRESSER
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
TOP SALARY
Apply *t Once
TODD’S
CLOTHES
1216 RANDOLPH STREET
Help Wanted
FKMAL*
HILF WAXTVO—mALX: Ladtoa aara
IS a Aar Mltlaf klaakito. Veil ar part
Hat. Fkaaa Oi. MM.
Wanted
HOSPITAL MAIDS
DISHWASHERS and
POT and PAN WASHERS
Good Salary Good Hour.
Steady Work
Apply
DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC
HOSPITAL
188 Highland, Highland Park

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