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' SATURDAY, AUGUST 25,1945
CAMPUS
CONFETTI
ARBOR, Mich.—Six weeks
«f* Summer football practice at
Mtatiifan came to a close last week,
as Coach H. O. (Fritz) Crisler and
in seconds in command drove
their charges through a rigorous
two hour and 20 minute intra
squad game that provided a wide
variety of entertainment for the
•uitorisinely laree crowd of an
p*-ox innately 3,500 persons, who
braved a steady rain to witness the
event.
To us spectators. Michigan’s
possibilities for 1045 looked quite
promising indeed, as the lads
charged uo and down the field with
jreat enthusiasm to score a total
r.f- 10 touchdowns. Our senia star,
E f AM. was right out there plug
ging for an individual showing
We are all looking forward to the
fall season to see h<m in action.
• • •
Albert K. Stevens of the Uni
versity Extension Service snoke on
•Political Action and Racial Dis
n-imination” before a meeting of
the Inter-racial association at 8
pm. Monday in Lane hall He at
tempted to show how far political
legislation can go ahead of social
attitudes and the effect that
attitudes have on existin'* statutes.
In this connection, he reviewed the
effects of the New York St *te Ivo«-
Ouinn bill, the Fair Errnloymrn*
Practices Commission hill, and
various state and local lr-iMation
dealing with racial discrimination
in re.haurants and other local en
ter rises. After Stevens’ lecture
there was an informal Question
T>eriod. followed by refre hment*
and entertainment in the form of
dancing to the music of
Harberd and his orchestra. T v '*'i*-
cu»st pianist. RICHARD JOHN
SON’, who hails from Windsor
reallv beat out some jive and
thrilled all those present.
• • •
V*J Day came Tuesday, and with
It came hilaritv. jubilation and
mirth. Af’er celebrating on S‘ato
r-eet unHl our tongues bun? out
th* rang all «»rt l 'ered and vwn to
WOODY SUF’ TON S on K n slev
s*-eet for a big V-J rartv Amonp
those present were Rebecca Vn
mond. Leom Harrow. Ch Ben
tpn. George Benton, D"ane S mons
Johns >n, Hi’dra B- v.mt
P**nry Duncan, Irene W ■!- n
V ‘her Walker. Mariorie Beck.
C-o!l I ! ttl«*. Demn-ie T;»vl<>r.
Clavton Colons. Sammie Muire
head. Bret 'tiller, Ralph Lopez
and Loretta Taylor
• • 0
The University choir pre*p’'?ed
she first of a series of student
re'it’ls Sunday. Aug 19 in the
Grand Rapid* room of the M hi
g.in League Os the forty-«ix mem
bers of the choir five are N’omoos.
Ge<>r i ”.a Mae A ‘kins. Ger Mne
Onhelia Banks Fll.i Cull n* r " *n
res Fdmoni » Wartm.in and F!.7.i
--beth North Yourrgue
• • •
MR AND MRS. CHART FS
WSRTMAN were visitin? on the
Cimnus la.-V Thursday. They will
be back on Sunday to attend .a din
ner oarty at the home of M°s,
M TT LFR on Wall street . . TVE
LVN DORSFY. AtTHPry BF'S-
T,EY CYNTHIA STOVER and I II
C’AN WlftTE were visiting Dr
P-*He« in Detroit on V-J Dav. . . .
ESTHER WALKER and MAR
JORIE BFCK dashed into Detroit
V is pas* week-end for a wee bi*
es excitement. . . . NORMA
Sv’HOBE is snendinc a week with
h«*r parents in Indiana.
• • •
Tliere have ln'en many theories
advanced during the past week as
•i- why the J.tps tricked this week
f<)“ -nirrenderir. g It i« f.iirlv ob
v,aus that the RF VToreas ms arc:
1 The Jans soviet too much.
2 This gave them indigestion
a i atomiache
3 Asa resul* thev go* *ick ard
tired of war and were rot able to
f.ht to the la ! manchur.a.
4 Besides, they were af-md ?
0 threatened Allied offensive he
-1 ? launched on a large scale The
celv notes they had on the
avere do mei.
5 All thi< was done to the tune
es I Surrender
Bride-To-Be
Honored With
Surprise Party
VANSPORT. Ore-Mrs. T'.elms
Jerk son Burnett of th * city, hon
ored Miss Annie G. Ewing cf St
Louis with a stir-, rise party given
*t her home Mrs Ewing. a pros
pective bride, is •■pending the sum
mer with Miss Anna Morrison, of
Portland
Following an evening of cards
end games, refreshments were
•erved by Mis* Ada Washing! >n.
•iso of Portland.
Highlight of the party was the
presenting of a vast array of cnli-
Pary articles to the prospective
bride.
Servicemen Feted
With Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Fd Conley, of
lh'44 Brush street, honored their
•on. Eddie Conley, MM 3 <\ and
their son-in-law. Pfc. Iwo Bell, at
it dinner porty Saturday at their
home MM 3-c Conley is on a >O
- iv furlough from tire South Pa
c do where be was stationed for
2*l months.* Pfc. Beil is stationed
a* I-ake Charles. La
. .Sw • C-udgiyV /A • - Lo.n
S?ad*» scln’kti' q,<%i wete in n
f >ny and can.o home on furlough
>vith him. Among them are ('}>!
James Gaines and Jimmy Pn«-L
Conley will leave shortly for Port
* hicago, Calif.
Gives Party For
Her Little Son
AUGUSTA. Ga. —Mrs. Bertha M.
Reid entertained tier li.tle con.
( u.*on C Reid Jr., with a party re
cently, celebrating his fourth birth
day. Refreshments were served
Guests present for the oec*sior>
tvere Mrs. Mattie Rcrgainv and
children, Helen. Chari e and Rob*
r t. Mrs Ethel Robinson nnd
*i-en. Hendepion and Elaine. Mrs
Lucille Lazrnby and children.
Jvacy Leo and Bobbie, Tommie
C lyde. Gloria Jean snd James Rn»-
Robert Moorfv and family.
The honoree received many useful
EifU.
mL JHw ■
Mr«. Phygenau Bailey-Woodtuff. of Pennsyl
vania avenue, wai hostess at a garden party
a! her home last Sunday afternoon honoring
Miss Laura Frances Johnson of North Caro
lina. Seen in the picture, left to right, are:
The Trends In
Campus Fashion
By ISABELLE DESKINS
Tie New Look ’ in college fash*
. ms is in.iking headlines this fall,
and why shouldn't it? After trejt
.nz t.ne co.lege worn in for years
a* a gadd ng cluthe>-hor>o. design
ers nave final y rccogn.zed her as
.n a :ult wom..n to whom clothes
are important, but of secondary
r e-t. Tiie entire .ittitude can
be -ummed ;.;v in one w r.-i, UTIL
ITY. Stylists have wat hod and
t ri.ed from the A ncrican col
ic e _.rl. Tnev have noticed that
comfort .s the primary requisite
n dre-i. and that durability runs
a c.ose se;ond. They nave seen
her rre'e*- t::e classic tailored
drc<<es and coats, good wool
sweaters, and practical flattering
skirts far more than a generation.
• • •
DESIGNERS. THIS YEAR, have
cor;« dered all these facts, erd
have de .ied that maybe the col
lege crl s richt after nil in her
cho; e of attire. Consequently,
the - Ne v Iw>ok” has emerged. In
ste-j of pushing anew style of
i:e-v sash mi make's have mere
ly revamped the nld. making it
e-. en more wearable and attrac*
l< \ 4*
Instead of sl7e 40-plus sweaters,
the know-how cal will wear
smooth, neat sweiters. If she real
ly wants to be up-to-date, shell
t . < 'em in and fin.>h it all off
wnin a wide leather belt. Onanoe«
ue t ’. it t e ch .tige w ill be most
noticeable on e.K’ern campuses,
siinx* Mid -ve*t fashion 1* reputed
ly i year or t vn beh nd. But, nev
e: theirs-, it w.U come.
0 0 9
TIIF SWEATER BLOUSE of
wool cr>cv, w hich made its Kv.v
!a>t year. .? an even more potent
( >r >e in the present picture. This
«tv> «o'i if<c'.f because it was a
:.;e from sweaters, and better
,n .i'i ur.ders.i t blouse Snirtband
a’L.rs and rolled necklines mark
the new edit m. and gold and s.l.
.er inake chain chokers are the
pe # Vo* :\r -:*n.
K Its an 1 wrap-around skirts
•vr w. t -d i biim to dawn patrollers
*ti i * .;! ? v a\nllv to make their
4 o'clock three day* a week be
e.i'a-»* donnuia the n was so easy
Asa re- 1 1 *. you can choose any
«*vie vvr'o-n' and th it suits your
derre, n'.o .t« and. plain, or dimdlc.
p i checked, or solid color.
s*. .r.r.ing. dramatic make-ups.
rr ie pop-ilar by seductive pan
view n ■*, is out completely. Rely
vn > ■'..• own complexion to pul!
v i tv a ’h. and keep Unstick and
poader clear nnd fresh if you
w .int t * !o k natural < which IS
t 'e w v voa want to look*. No
colic :v r 1 can hcln bit concede
to the re v lo«'k. !t is the way
she h s wanted to look since she
fi t w I-- herded through oramta
t an. Slie looks, nnd is, comfort
a c her clo'lie- are practical and
versatile. And she wears them
w i t'ac air of a woman who
knows >ne has , .special resoonsi
v! to< that >iv«' is capable of
meeting.
Do You Want PRETTY
SKIN and NAD?
rt»»* th*«m both with JOKES' COSMETICS
I) irev*r*<t Tktoufh A IV#»rr. '' Jone« Ski*
Piai.-rTtr trmotrt pimplrt. bUck&eadt etc
t'«* »o,Ut— rnult* tomorrow Jonoo' Hair
kilp Trootmont it • S 1 coo'biratioo IB
fho »»mr jar Ko«p» tr*lp oily Turn* tray
••.to -*!«. k~- r*:*««.» Stay
al6*t ii> t*«>VTiS ».riff *V«f*
Juno* kot o-oathor Tho throo trottmonla
«1 K 0 pi. it Mo po»tty*. Ko COD ordoro.
T'ial outfit ilo (coin) AGENTS k ANTED
lONES - (ONES COMPANY
fitl EAST COLUMBIA ST.
i) f pt M C Detroit I Mtrh
DESTROY
ROACHES
Peterman’* Rosch Food it quick
death to roaches. It kills by con
tact or swallowing. Effective 24
hours a day. No odor. Over
1.250,000 cans of Peterman’s sold
Last year. Get Peterman s today.
PETERMAN'S
ROACH POOD
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
HOSTESS AT GARDEN PARTY
CLUBS
TIIE WILL GO UNION
Mot at the home of the chaplain
The president «,• ill and stall uii
acle to attend meetings. Mr*. Rosie
Hows provided (he meeting.
Ihe hostess served a delic.uus re
past The mx\ meeting Will ne held
at the home ol Mrs. Lula William*
of Jay street.
TIIE COMMUNITY MATRON’S
1 LI it
Met at ‘Jie home of Mrs, Ingram,
S9JI Greeley, with .Mrs. Phelps as
ii stes.-. The business meeting was
.oliowed by a business sesw-ion. A
delightful repast was served.
TIIE. PORO CLUB OF DETROIT
The Poro club of Detroit «407
Gratiot) was well represented at
the forty-fifth anniversary of Mrs.
A. M. Malone last week In Chi
cago. Miss V. Harrison, Mrs. Camp
bell and &Irs. W. C, Cook were
among the many from Detroit to
go over to pay tribute.
THE SISTERHOOD
ADVANCEMENT CLUB
Had a social Thursday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Selma
Carter, of 2284 Snerman street. A
delicious chicken dinner was
served The next meeting will oc
r.c.d at the home of Mrs. Nina
Kay, 216 ti Watson.
TIIF EVENING IN PARIS
SOCIAL CLUB
Met at the home of Mr*. Knight;
where plans were made fur tne
clubs lawn party to be held Aug
2k at the home of Mrs. Eddy. Mrs
lYrlcne Fuke was accepted a
ne m member.
BETROTHAL TOLD
Mr. and Mrs. F.d M.xon. of 657:
x.vood aven-e, announce tne en
gagement of their drtUghter. Rusa
I.**o, to Sylvester Harris of Detroit.
The marriage plans are not com
plete at this time, but it is ex
pected that the wedding will take
place in the late fall.
How Lighter Brighter Skin
Helps Win Big Money Jobs
U. , . . . . , a. A iili A . . A .. i \
I ook your prettiest if you want to get in on the
bigmonev these days. I"oget your l anned Dark
Skin lighter. BlackhkapS loosened for easy re
moval. and Pimples ot outward origin lessened,
drjx'nd on i)R Krij> Pai mpr's Skin Whitknkr
Get 2.K pkg. at druggists and us*' as directed. 7
days test must fully satisfy or your money back,
ttalaiiai Company, Bax 2*4, Atiaota, Gaarfla
■ Dr. FRED
Palmer's Skin
Whitener ONCOSTS
Dr Fntn P« mpr’x !s«in Whitpvrr at he eontaina the ftnevt oh- IB
tiinnlile Why uay morr AI«o try t>R. F*vt> Po.mpr s Sain Delirht Skis B
IVI.r) t Vanishin* Crsiun. and Skin Maichag Nut Shake Fa cm PooOar ... path B
only 25c at druaswU. B
it could happen, to vow
it y ar* au*A |Hi(y|
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Augustin* Morrison, Phygenau Woodruff,
Melba Carr, Laura Franca* Johnson, Ruth
Giles. Thelma Williams, and Lucilla Smith.
—Photo by Bradlay.
Honors Cousin
From Tennessee
Marie Browne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Browne, of Hazlett,
honored her cousm, Lydia Bias
I .Tom Tennessee, with a dancing
party at their home Thursday.
A delightful repast was served
at the peak of a festive evening.
A large number of the young set
turned out to show* the ’'Southern
Belle'’ some northern hospitality.
• • •
GUESTS PRESENT included
Charles Jackson, Richard Young.
M.ldred Rtnfroe, Robert Renfroe,
Willette Franklin. Edw in Campbell,
I.ois Martin, John Current. Gladys
Martin. Eli Alexander. Wemia
Williams. Dorothy\Fair of Oberlin.
On.o; Calvin Wilhams. Gwendolyn
Howell. Charles Berian. Venetia
Flowers. Sanders, Ra
; leigh McDonald, Ethel Duckworth,
Jean Flowers, Billy Duckworth,
| Lillian Carson. Leroy Gibbs. The
re>a Keen. Herman Collier, Justine
Mattox, James Lathon, Evelyn
James. Vincent Coleman.
Others were Elsie Marshall.
Horace Day. Olive Robinson. Willie
Murdock. Juanita Jackson. Arthur
Davis, Henrietta Streeter. Herbert
Daniels. Katherine Pickett, Cecil
Mickens, Dorothy Flack. Lena
H.lie. Joe Bias, William Jones, Ed
die Sapp. Charles Turner, Evelyn
Tate. William Greene, Doris Rey
( nolds and Gwendolyn Reynolds.
Honor Mother At
Surprise Dinner
Mr. ar.d Mrs. William Wise hon
ored her mother. Mrs. Beatrice
Rrirn. w ith a surpr-se birthday
and ntier at their Hendricks street
home Sunday.
• • •
GUESTS PRESENT were Mrs
Katrina Martih and ner father,
. James Cromwell; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Waters. Mr. and Mrs. M. Dalover.
Mr and Mrs. N Harris, all of
Romulus. Mich.; Mr and Mrs L.
Cromwell. Howard Brim. Mr. and
i Mrs. H. Harrison of Owen Sound.
I Ont.
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EOll 100« Ad*l
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CRAY HAIM!
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Tyuses Home
Scene Os Lawn
Fete Sunday
h
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tyus. of 97
Arden Park, were hosts to the De
troit Musicians’ Association Sun
day. The first floor was banked
with flowers. GuesU began to ar
rive at 4:30 p.m. and continued
until late evening. The program
was presented at 20-minute inter
vals during the afternoon and eve
ning.
• • •
THOSE WHO appeared on pro
gram were Priscilla Anderson. W.
Harvey Hill, Dons Ware, Hiawa
tha Givahn, Dr. Nellie Beatrice
Huger, Cecil Reeves. Lawrence
Watson and Burton Fuller. Mrs.
Yoland Maddox was program
chairman, and Mrs. Jerene G.
Macklin, president, presided. Mrs.
Myrtle Cook and Mrs. Eula Fran
ces served at the punch bowl. Mrs.
Zadie Poole and Mrs. Rosa Tyus.
co-chairmen of the courtesy com
mittee, arranged the refreshments,
assisted by Louise Terry.
• • *
OUT-OF-TOWN guests in at
tendance were Mrs. Minnie K.
Dillard. New York City; James M.
Solomon. Prairie View university.
Prairie View, Texas; Mrs. Helen
Banks Smith and Mrs, Lena L.
Davis, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
Houston Brown and Mrs. Vaseline
Love, of Jackson, Tenn; Mrs.
Fannie Adams. Tulsa, Okla.; Mrs
Ethel Sellers-Walton. Montgomery,
Ala., and scores of local guests.
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early morning needs dental
goods . . • shaving supplies . . .
bath requisites • . • hair goods
. . . health and beauty aids
things that help you start the
day bright and cheerful. We’ve
your favorite nationally adver
tised brands at prices that ring
the bell for economy. Come in
any hour any day and save
money on your ’round-the-clock
needs.
| SRUinCS THAT (QUIIT
Vimms 49c and $1.69
Palmer’s Skin Whitener ... 19c
1 lb. Petroleum Jelly 17c
Lava Soap 3 bars 11c
Jergen’s Lotion 79c
Ironised Yeast 59c
Woodbury Soap 3 bars 21c
35c Quest Deodorant 31c
5 lbs. Epsom Salts 19c
100 Bayer Aspirins 59c
mens ntios
18 Marlin Blades 25c
Mennen Talc ....25c
Coty Shaving Cream 50c
SI.OO Prep for Shaving ...67c
London’s Watch and Key
Cheins $1.98
Williams After Shave Lotion 49c
Yardley’s Invisible Talc .•. .85c
Mennen Skin Balm 50c
Comb and Brush
Sets 51.19-52.98
* areas* Pocket Colored
Handkerchiefs 3 Sc
Add 20"'* Federal excise tax
to Cosmetics, jewelry. Luggage
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
RBHBai
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Abbington. of 6525 Firwood avenue, celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary last Saturday evening at the
Urban League. In the picture, the honored couple are seen as
they received one of the many fine gifts of silver from one of
their guests.—Photo by Bradley.
Mrs. Anna Peek and Miss Helen
Kemp, sister and niece of Mrs.
Rossie Reeves of 2255 Sherman
street, are visiting in the city
They are from Cincinnati and plan
to visit Canada before they return
to their home.
Miss Luda Nichols, of 6061 Stan
ford, had visitors from Fla., in the
persons of her mother and sister.
Mrs. Charlotte Hart and Mrs. Olive
Houstan of Pensacola. During their
visit they were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Hart at a dinner
party.
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Vj La* till' ■ ■ : OAKLAND *(. HA6L e
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Xl%r HOLBROOK at OAKLAND
HASTINGS at HENPRiE
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Mrs. Ella Holley, of 1240 Wood
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Henderson, left the city for an ex
tended visit in the South and East.
Before her return to her home
she will visit one of her sons in
Norfolk, Va. She was accompa
n.ed by three of her grandchil
n, Timotny, Esther and Durnel
la, call iren of her son, David.
MRS. MARY CUNNINGHAM
and Ruby Watson, of Cleveland,
Oiiio,. were the house guests last
week of »he Theodore Washing,
of Frazier street, in River
Rou^e.
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