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PAGE EIGHT
MRS. ROBERT SIMS of K.istern place announced
the engagement of her daughter. GERTRUDE ... at a
charming luncheon . . . held at tnnr homp last Saturday
afternoon for twenty young ladies, friends, school nia’es of
the bride-elect . . . who is only just home front Howard
university where she is a student, and where t vs the
guests were also students this past year
MISS SIMS will wed THOMAS WILLIAMS . on Sept. 2
with her sister .. . .lI’ANITA . . and her best chum .. .
BETTY MIZKLLE as attendants . . .
At a luncheon the place cards . . very unique .. .
a green heart which opened to reveal on a silver background
an affectionately posed picture of the bride-elect and her
fiance. . . .
Luncheon guests included . . . BETTY ANN MIXKLLK
. . . JKANNRCARMK'HAKL ALICE BRANTLEY
ELAINE KI LLER . . GLORIA JEFFERSON . . . BETTY
LOl* RAYMOND GLORIA RAYMOND HARRIETT
McFADDEN JANICE WHITBY LEONE U’CKEY
. HARRIETT DILLARD . . LADONNK HELPS
PEGGY JEANNE BCRIHS . and . .11 ANITA SIMS
After scholars from the various high schools , . . came
out of those pesky things . called ' finals'’ . . . MIL
AND MRS G LIGHTKOOT of Mai omb si rCet . . invited
many to their home to celebrate the graduation of their
daughter. ALICE, from High School of Commerce. .
The weather was perfect on Saturday night for the affair
... all the voung guests arrived bedecked in their summer
ffnerv and v»c r e greeted b' A1 re
and her assistant ha«*e««r.» SI’S
ANNE CORDON JF.ANNE
BANKHF.AD . . VIVIAN CRIF
FIN . . CONSTANCE
GREENHOUSE . After refresh
ments were «ervrri the hmi
sree opened .ner g.fL and then and
her g ,«t« an en’r' timing dance
program . . Vn ir ; people who
attended were TOMMY CAL
HOUN EI’LISE ALLEN
HAROLD GRIFFIN DORA
RI’RKF JASPER LAKI
MATTIE BURTON . . . ELIZA
BETH ROBINSON LEROY
MrDUFFIF HENRY WILSON
CORDON . .
TYRONE WORTHINGTON
VERNEL BAXTER PAUL
WILSON DOLORES LAKE
HERMAN DILLARD
JACKIE GREENHOUSE SAM
UEL WILKESON . . CORDELIA
WOODS . . CHARLES SIM
MONS JACKIE SMITH
ERNEST SOLOMON I^OIS
BENSON c, FORGE BENN FT l
PF.RNirF EDWARDS . . .
JIMMIE BENSON . and . . .
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
THE OMEGA WIVES' AUX
ILIARY . . . held their clns.ng
meeting . . . ard election of ofti•
cers . . . laM Thursday night al
the Fraternity house . Hort
esee* were . . HAZEL CAMP
BELL and NYE HERRING .
Office re re-elected a:e MARIK.
REED president . CORA MAR
KOE. vice pres dent . . . and COR
NELL ORUM. trea>urer. . New
officers are: . . . EVA COLLINS
recording secretary; . . ESSF.LL
SAUI-SBERRY. a.wsislant reenrd
fng secretary. . . . DOROTHY
LEWIS, corresponding secretary
Those present were . . . RER
NICE HOAOLAND . . . AGNES
LEWIS . . . EDNA DAVENPORT
. . GERALDINE BLEDSOE . .
MARY BERRY . . RF.ATRICE
WESSON . . . RERNJCE ARNOLD
. . . BEATRICE GILLIAM . . .
FANNIE WELLS . . . SADIE
HARDIMAN . . and . . . MAR
JORIE WILLIS . . .
Plans were marie for their annual
frudsummer pirmr . . meetings
will resume in the Fall.
• • •
FRANK IF WARREN . . . soror
of . . I7T.LTA SIGMA THETA
. . . left for New York last Wed
nesday .. to studv for her mas
ter s degree in dietotir* at Colum
bia univemtv. . . . She will lemain
all summer MISS WARREN
lives on Maine street in ?ne North
Detroit sector ... is a teacher of
home economics at the Russell
school is a gradua’e o' Ypsilant
State Norma! and has been doing
graduate work »• Wayne university.
• 9 •
Whirh reminds us that . .
THERESA HENDERSON left
las: week for a trp to California
. . which will last the remainder
of the s mrr.ei. . . The rumor
are that before leaving . . she
and her husband agreed to d.s
agree . . Hope this t« no’ true
. . They are a grand rouple
Perhaps absence will make the
hearts grow fonder.
JOHNNIE CAMPBELL SCOTT
left last Friday for L>« Angele*.
. . . where she will he the house
g uest nf hei n-lawj> DR \N i >
MRS WALTER SCOT! Her
husband LT WALTER SCOTT is
now stat.oned in Germany
he- younger sister ROSE
CAMPBELL, w il jo n hei latn
in ’he summer *r:ri maae the ret irn
trip home with he-
VAL.MA BRAN AM . . . and
MARGIE McCLANE . . . left a-’
Friday for Chicago where
thev will rema.n over me fourtrv
The former r .s’ hare]\ n.m* n*
her -t«’er . . . MRS ROOSEVELT
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Mr*. Jo**phin* Hcrrold Lev* it ***n pouring
•cm* r*fr**hinq puneh fer Ir*n* Arrmqton
and Mary Aqn#« Devi* between bridge hand*
at fba awank party givan by "Tha Woman"
COPB now of Kansv C *l1>
w ho «’opped for a brief vi-ir
cn route to her new home from
Chicago.
('APT STANFORD HICKS
home for six day* . with h v
pretty fiancee . MISS M\R
GARET TURNER school
m rm f:nrr Philarielph i
BETTY GIVENS v , h > i
e-- to St ads of the younger n ir
i ed* and drbbtc-. 100 I.«>t
Fridav night at ’fie hone of hei
parents . . DR AND MRS
DONOVAN GIVENS The
o _ca - ion was a stork sh >w < i ho< oi -
“Tug hlonm*— . r-LANORF JTAVIS
WILLIAMS
• • •
T P BRAN AM . . P ROSE
MOVD DAVIS ’ \CK MOR
RIS and the EDWARD DAVIS
ES a:e among those •« ho will
go to Idlewild for the four’n
The REV ROBERT L RRAD
RY SR and MRS RRADRY
ng t'neir summer ir
Idlewr'd as is their custom
. The Rev Mr Bradby will
come down once monthly to speak
at has church
• • #
MISS LUCILLE CHAMBERS
and her mother . . MRS
CHARLES CHAMBERS . were
'thrilled with their recent house
r *->t MRS CHARLIE ROS
ENBERG FOSTER, -i hool touch, i |
from Chicago . . who ;s inter
nat.orirtlly known for her original
art o,*f; MRS FOSTER and
MRS CHAMBERS were school
mates. For dinner on Sunday
. MRS MARFL St.AUPERS.
executive secretary of the National
Association of Graduate Nurses nf
New York City . . . joined th#m
!* • *
I Have a jnvelv letter from MRS
WILLIAM SHERRILL -. . who is
, spending a delightful time in Lit*
! lie Rock. Ark
• ♦ •
EVA CAMPBELL . J . is agog
. . over the expected return from
overseas of her brother . . . CPI. '
WILLIAM JOHNSON ... He is
due ton.ght . . . Monday . . . for
a 30-day leave. '
• 0 •
FLETCHER ROUTT has been re
leased from the army . . *or good
his brother . . LT A T
ROUTT . . . who has for all the
war been s’ationed at CAMP LEE
now being .sent over . .
due here . . this week for a
short visit en route
Saw LT CHNRI.ES DIGGS .IR
. . . with h.s dad and in his civics
Glad to see all of the bovs
:n their civics again makes
u« think it will noi be long until
it is all over.
Camden Matron
Gets Welfare Post
CAMDEN. N .1 Mrs. Jeanette
Smith of this citv is the only Ne
gro attache in the newly-created
Referral Center, operating in con
nection with public welfare
Mrs. Smith, named by William
W Logan, welfare director began
her duties two weeks ago at a
-alary of $1 800 a year.
The wife of William J Smith
supervisor of the maintenance oe
partment of Chclton terrace, wa.
housing project, she is a ruembn
>f the Kaighn Avenue Baptist
church, the Daughter Elks Ordei
o fthr Eastern Star, the Rusine..-
and Professional Women's A-*on
ation of Camden and Vicinity and
several o her civic and social oi
■ gam rations
THE PAUSE THAT REF
( gig If £ v« Bl ' it* *'Xu£2B£mi
m m ****** rm^9/F* '**■..*
I—Wednesday evening Jane Watson entertained
popular Frances Leonard at a miscellaneous shower.
The cameraman caught this group at -he beautiful
buffet table. Left to right are Louise Mohr, Jess'-
Carter, Mavis Bonney, the bride-elect nd the host
ess. Miss Leonard became the bride of Robert Ry-
By AI'DRFY 801 I.DINTi
F.fth annual nweting of the
Chicago District Womrui '.* Society
of Christ..in Service, the Metho
rl >1 church I.rxin2tnn conference
hold a three-hour session at Berea
Methodist church, Highland Park
Jump 117-119
The I'ic re ■ i ‘Ctorl (live t’s
Vi.-torv ■" The r)i>tnct officers are:
M -s. 1 ,mi'sp Coopr.'. Chicago. II!
v irp-presidenl; Mi B Brady
Colo Chicago. 11l , •recording 'oc
t'Ptary; Mrs Mary .lane Preston.
Gary. Ind corresponding .secre
tary. Mrs Harriet Wesley Detroit.
Mi a. • re.usurer; Mrs |ria Walker,
Detroit, departments secretaires of
Weslevan So vice Guild; Mr-
M.ivn Day Chicago. 111. Mis on
ar> Fducation and Service; Chris
tian social relations and 10-a!
church actnutiC Mrs Mary S.
We and Ch:« ago I
Student work. \lr« F..u>ie B
Current Dttioit. Mch : youth
work, M -'* .1 osepliine Blown, Cm
i a ’o. 11l ; ihi Idron's aoi k Mu>
l.o'iaine I’iggot*. Chicago. Ill; l.t
--e-at ire and p-ibli ations. Ms-
Fit nest in* Snath, Chicago, 111.
an i suppl es Mrs. .lame 1. Han
cock. Chicago. 111.
Conference nffi ers on Ihe pro
gram were: Mi s Ca**.e Mo- ■ ,*,
i.ter.iture and publication, I)o
--■ >it; Mrs. S .lackson. couth work.
1 .oiiisville, Ky . and Audre\ Bould
in:, children's work. Delint The
Thursday morning session opened
\» th «ni Ji |> ser\ ice led hv Mrs
Mary - 1.. Square spir.tual life
cmirman apd local president
Comm iiimn ser\; es we e con
ducted hv tine Rev. S, M n,lp.\,
host-pastoi
Ocitanizat;on b\ M - Mary .1
1' esTon. and the pre ident's ■■> r--
-a ;e were amoni; ttie htih pouit
RESHES
• I th* horn# of John R. William* of Boaton
boulevard. last Saturday afternoon. Phcto
by Bradley.
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE V A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
HIGHLAND PARK
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT RYLAND, II
of the morning. The rest of the
day s reports and all business
aas completed. Thursday eve
mnu tne local sos'iety entertained
tne \is,ting delegation with an in
door garden party m cool Fellow
ship Hall.
F'liday, a workshop of the vari
ous departments was held all day.
The workshop was planned and
promoted hv Mrs Harriet Wesley,
tne district corresponding .secre
tary. Mrs. Wesley is to he com
mended for the excellently
planned program o f ttie workshop
Mrs. Cass.e Morris, conference
secretary of literature and publi
c■ 1 1ions, opened ttie workshop with
an oirgitial skit, in which she and
uer excellent east dramatized the
literature of each department. The
skit was dramatized in-a doctor's
office, with an assistant and a
nurse. Finch department entered
the doctors office in person very
ill; tne patient was given a pre
scription of tup literature neces
sary to heal his department, Tne
climax was, ea h patient ipt irned
al'er studying h.s pt coemption,
healed, goitd and well
M * W Ihui (' Ale of the De
t'oit conference held tne woik
shop on missionary education. She
was very inspiring and convinc
ing m her instructions. Mrs. Sarn
ie! Jackson, of Louisville, Kv..
who is well-prepared on youth
work, laugh* the workshop on
youth work Mrs Ine/ Powell, al
so of the Detroit conference tie.d
hie workshop on the Wesleyan
Service (5 Id. and Mrs \ M
Gessell held the class on Chris
tian sim’ia! ’ elation* and local
huen act i x ■t es She too, wa
very good. Older classes wen
held hv officer* within the I.cx
ingtoo conference
Among the visiting ministers
SPECIAL
RAIES and CONSIDERATION
ON
BANQUETS and PARTIES
AT
GOTHAM
DINING ROOM
CO. 0600
BREAKFAST AT 10:00 A M.
WE CATER TO BANQUETS—
LARCE OR SMALL
FOR EXCELLENT FOOD
TAKE YOUR GUEST
TO THE GOTHAM
“JOHN R“
At Orebettr* Place
land Saturday evening. 2—At the spinster dinner
Thursday night, Cynthia Moultrie of Cleveland
chats with Frances Leonard. Jane Dingle* left
standing, partakes of a salad while Louise Mohr,
sister of the honoree and the hostess gives an ear
to Ardelia Bradley. 3 Shown immediately after
were Dr. William H. Williams,
1 pastor of Scott church; Rev. W. S
j Bankhead, of Mary Palmer; Rev.
i Rice, of Mitchel Memorial; Rev.
E. Dougan <of -St. Paul, Eight-Mile
road. and Rev. Walker of St. John,
in Pontiac
The election of officers was held
late Friday afternoon with all of
ficers re-elected except the pie-i
---dent Mrs E. Current, of Detroit,
is the newly-elected president of
j/famj j . 11 B
rip
W&-.
f Mrs. L. K. Idwordt
Jg|HE . '
•I*s. C»POu>X WILLIAMS
Ml,
■ 5 k MMraSnFjHm
V \
r fnA
_L~"
*< Li/L -** /
H*gjggfr»#•*■* <r -w- *_/
the district Mrs. Anna Bank
head is president of the sub
district. She is doing a fine job in
keeping the work of the present
program before trie members of
the sub-district. She was so
pleased with the effort of those in
charge of the various workshops
that she presented each with a
g.ft.
The next session will he he’d in
Chicago
WHY GET BALD?
-- USE
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(I Grow Your Hair and
Cure Your Scalp!
L. K/s BEAUTY SALON
5533 MILFORD
Bet. Hoilett ond Northtield
OPIRATORS WANTID
Booth Rented or Percentoqe
HOURS fOR APPOINTMENTS
10 A M. to 7 PM.
TY. 7-6029
mt
vK *HPPB* ' s'%
_ nß|k. |
BEN HENDERSON
Proprietor
their marriage Saturday at St. Cyprian church are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryland. Father Malcclm Dade
read the marriage rites. Mrs. Ryland is the former
Frances Leonard and Mr. Ryland is a well known
tennis star.—Photo by Bradley.
Mrs. Carolyn Williams
l*»n»r an*l Wvirgrr «** thf
Carol's
Beauty Shop
914 E. Canfield Ave.
I\ . 4 (n 1 ■ k t-r n . I . .'.llti. r« ••'4
.-> >|< f»f il .’f t•■ <i|writ I'll ami K lid
|tnr |l • • I <•.»✓»' .( Hi '• in Mn*t
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fnfl Il l'll! \ Plf VH
Call Temple 2-7361
Buy More War Bonds
and Keep Them
7CI I >C fashion store
J P ■ 1 MBO GRATIOT AVE.
■I HI mm mm Opp. Gratiot Market
VACATION SALE!
SUMMER DRESSES
• Cottons 1.98 to 4.98
• Sports. . 5.98 to 9.98
• Dressy Types 10.95 up
SIZES 12 TO 52 IN
MOST EVERYTHING!
VACATION
PLAYCLOTHES!
• Shorts 3.49
• Play Suits . . 4.98 up
• Slack Suits . . 6.95 up
I^.
VACATION SUITS
Sale - $24.95
#9
vi
SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1945
Joint Party
Honors Matron
Mrs. B H. Wright and Mrs Mary
Rowe gave a birthdav party for
Mrs. Sally Mosley. 23fi3 Caniff. cele
brating her fi4th birthday- The
table centerpiece was a bouquet of
cut* flowers presented to the hon
ored by Mrs Strickland of Mitchell
avenue. Mrs. Mosley, the aunt of
Mrs. Rowe, received many beauti
ful gifts. Among the many friends
present were - Rev. and Mrs. R H-
Wright of First Baptist Institu
tional church: Rev. E. M. Woods
and mother of Springhill Baptist
church. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Hood. Mrs Lelia Hudson. Mrs.
Blanche Hurley, representatives
from the Sunday school, deaconess
Council. Nurses Guild and Senior
: Usher Board of First Baptist Jn
! stitutional church and the mothers’
j board. Mothers Ida Thorn, Min
nie Ijowe. Callie Bowers, Mane
Boggle. Mary Young, Victoria
. Prater, Pearl Ice, Georgia He--
I deYson. Minnie E Crockett. Cl.ira
Williams, Rev. and Mrs. Georgia
i Henderson and many others All
present had a very lovely after
: noon. _
Wilberforcians,
Essay Winners
WILRF.R FORCE. O— 'A**P>
Two of the college awards in the
1 recent state tuherruln essay
i contest were won by -nts of
Wilberforce umversit'
Miss Mand Katherine Wilson,
New Orleans, and Miss Millicent
A. Climbs, of Burmuda. received
SLS and 51.5 cash, respectively, for
second and thud place awards.
They unde about what people
really know about the disease and
how their home, school and com
munity might participate in tu
berculosis control.
The pri/e essays will he entered
in a national tuberculosis contest.
Charles Williams, a student of
Ohio State urt i v’e rsi ty, was
awarded first prize of S.SO.
Lincoln Conducts
! OPA Workshop
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo A
three-day a orkshop-clinic. spon
sored by the St. 1 ,ou: s regional
OPA ofttic. was conducted at Lin
coln urme:«ify June L’7, JR and 29.
Henry Von Averv of **e public
relations office, St. 1.0 is, con
ducted the opening ses-am, pre
sent ng helpful info' rr at on on
i'«'i ng p cs. vii iiutu gan irgcnt
note to mnsiinieis t t .itch ceil
ing prices and whenever «>\ er
j charged to take the pioper steps
to recover A sj i ted q .estion
(aermd followed the discussion
. V .
• ' I
<Ll.fr
, *; $ 5
4. * ;■ n
VACATION TOPCOATS
Sale at $16.00
VACATION
LINGERIE
SLIPS . . GOWNS
HOUSECOATS
PANTIES
From 1.98 to 6.98
FUR COATS - - - -
Now On E-Z Credit
Terms at $99.95 up
WILL CLOSE FOR VACATION
JULY 23 THRU JULY 28
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