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Di xon-Bond
Nuptials Read
‘At Carter CME
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5 *ie Di\ n >• .< <■ i'iV a' n
Pond, son if V «• and M:- R W
Tond in ad • ... :r t <: c emonv
* thi (.«:’• Mr'.; , .!.<••> t!. ..rrh
last month T‘« Prv Mr. Davik
€>ftu at *: r • . >.
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*• rand pc*.• Is
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p.nk net »r.d »*ty'ed den-
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And woe n.M.h.nc h.<i a.d
glo. rs
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W>l MAN f 1
I.ii la
Raymond Bond. 11 r« • r <1 tie
('(Kim; Ex.titer F.driiOi t>-. and
r Evans as u.-hers Nte; is* :
•L>hn>on way ling lx; rer w U
f.itsv Ball as flower girl R Nes
h.tt. fouMn us thr briar. g.i'.t tin
1 1> marriage
A reception wn* hold at I,uck>
Ftai Oriental Gardens w :h mem
bers of rhr Gay Hearts club a« host
f->rs Mi>> Dixon is vice president
rs this group
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MANY LOVELY sift w err rr•
rr \rd bv the couple Out-of-town
guests «t the reieplion were Mr
and Mrs H Nesbitt and son of
( ~ Mi and Mrs H Bogan of
Cleveland Miss Florence Hairs of
South Bend Ind . and Mrs. Alice
Kirksey of Alliance. Ohio.
THE FIVE W. SOCIAL
AND CH ARITY C LI B
Met at the home of Mrs McCar
ther of 4515 McGraw The dub
meeting opened with a prayer by
Mrs Mary Graves Mrs Rosa
Gragg president of the Federated
clubs' was guest of honor.
Season’s Greetings
r«OM v.
Dewberry's
j BEAUTY SHOPPE
iftiol'ting in
| ALL TYPES OF HAIR
| Croquiq noting Wa»inf
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4things all mothers
should know about
FLETCHER’S CASTORIA
1 Is Fletcher’* Castoria made
eipeciallv for children
YIS. Because children’* delicate
ivitemi need a specia laxative
2 I» Fletcher » Castoria pleasant
to take?
YIS. Children like the taste so
there’* no struggle over getting
them to take it.
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in a child' e laxatne Aek your drug/nt
lor the package uilh the green band
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Principals of the Dixon-Bond nuptials, read
last month at the Carter Metropolitan church,
stand amid a shower of rice shortly after the
ceremony. In the photo with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Bend are: Miss Blanche Edwards, maid
Auxiliary Hosts
1 At Project Fete
The Progre.vive Woman* Aux
iliary was host to * gather
, ing Thursday evening at the Mar
\ n Moseley home 14750 Dequin*
rire v to celebrate the or.g.nal
Thanksgiving day
The Rev. Mr Wood® delivered
the message Guest,* were received
c.nd registered by Mrs Roland.
Other active hostesses were Mrs.
ie R >iand Mrs. Vii toi a M' - -
Millan. Mrs. Marjorie Smith. Mr.*.
Frame* Burns, Mrs. Tassie Brown,
Mrs Sue Coleman, Mrs. Cora Hol
land. Mrs. Ha/el Davis, Mrs Bea
trice Junior, Mrs Alma Roberts.
Mis Button. Mrs. Lillian Reed,
Mr* Luvena Reed. Mrs. Bates. Mrs.
Mane Abron, and Mr*. Lula B.
Price
Mrs Davis and Mrs. Junior led
the gi oup in songs. ,
TIIF TABBY BRIDGFTTF.S
Met at the home oj Mrs B D. n
iel« of St Antoine. Following the
business meeting, a repast was
served by the hostess Bridge was
played for several hours before
I rhe meeting adjourned The next
i meeting will be held at the home
! of Mrs. Wilma Manuel of Palmer
street.
3 I* Fletcher’s ( astoria safe and
mild, yet thoroughly effective?
YIS. It works efficiently, and
gently. without upsetting thechild’s
*rnsiti\e system.
4 Is I etcher s Castoria free from
harsh drug* 1
YIS. There is nothing in
Hetrher s ( astoria to cause griping
or discomfort.
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JOINED IN HOLY MATRIMONY
The Party Line
By MARIAN
There s rust a lot of fun astir,
with the/pa:ty crowd of late. There
have hjeen several get-togethers
and they have proved loads of fun.
1 The cjrowd met over to Odessa
and Frank l>'tts. and had fun ga
! lore. Then on Thursday over to
Dorothy Bon ar’s on Ironwood were
a bunch of jolly girls. The group
included Odessa I<ett, ■ Lucille
Walker. Edna Harrison and her
from Cleveland; Mable John
son. Ada Moore, Peggy Johnson,
Betty Harris.
• • •
SATIRDAY NIGHT it was a
| jolly one over to Ted 1 .oves : ’~>ii
Northfield It way indeed another
1 gay bunch
Petite Sandra Romar will he ofT
; for Ford hospital 1 again Monday.
! This time its~a tonsilev tomy opera
*tion. She tias certainly had a Mege
j of illness ttns w inter, but we know
, she will soon he feeling spry again.
0 0 0
ANOTHER SAD note brings the
news that Willard Adam.*, who
owned the service station on Me*
Graw avenue has passed away. His
wife, Dorothy, is carrying on the
business. He has been ill off and
on since June.
We just heard that the prominent
fraternal leader. Al Bowman, is
married, and to Evelyn Carter. We
also heard the news that they are
baby shopping, so congratulations.
Pvt. Charles Burkes Jr., is due
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of honor; Lindsay Johnson, best man; Mrs.
Kathleen Johnson. Miss Theresa Johnson.
Miss Geraldine Johnson. Exalter Edmonds
and Oscar Evans. (See story elsewhere in this
issue.)
home Thursday. He is bringing
with him his bride, who he is
to marry Tuesday in Florida
The Louis Cooks’ had a dinner
Thanksgiving for their family.
Billy and Carter Smith and the
voungsters came in from Brighton
Then there was Elizabeth and Bob
Austin, Ann Childs, Mr. and Mrs.
Jefferson.
• • •
MR. AND MRS. HALL of Wood
land avenue had a party for a re
turned soldier on Saturday. Their
home was the setting fur much
merriment
The Floyd Penicks have mailed
invitations for a coming home
party fur tin ;r brother. Frank. It
will be given at the Kappa House
next week.
The Swanky I and Charity
club’s party at the Gibsons- on
Vinevvood was i h .ge. success. Al
berta Olivera w .<- th- lucky one
and won the door prize- a turkey.
The Houle had a swanky dinner
over to the Oriental Gardens Sat
urday night and entertained their
wives They were prett.ily gowned,
and each received cot-sages from
their husband.*. Some hf the group
present included Dr. and Mrs.
Ernest Johnson. Dr and Mrs. Love,
Dr. and Mrs Gamble. Dr. and Mrs.
Alexander. Mr and Mrs. Hender
son. Mr and Mip. Piper, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Loomis, and many
others
• • •
ATTY. JOSEPH C’RAIC.FN ha.*
as his guest; Lafayette Ford of St.
I>oiiis. Mr. Ford is considering a
restaurant business here, we undrr-
I stand. He has a successful chain
of businesses <we heart down in
Missouri.
The Patrons of Arts are getting
teady for their Yule party. The
members were busy in attendance
of Paul Robeson on last Sunday
and enjoyed the program im
mensely.
Orion Wells will be quite a host
ess here during the Yule Last Fri
day she entertained the Detroiters,
end this week it will be the
Rridgettes
[ PERSONALS
Mr and Mrs. B F Graves of 5097
Twenty-fourth street celebrated ;
tneir silver wedcjoig anniversary
’.ecently withover 100 guests pres
ent including out-of-towners. Many
lovely gifts were received by tfie
couple including over S2OO in .--liver.
Among the visitors was Mrs. S. J
Wagner of Lansing. Mich.
The Phi Gamma Delta sorqrity
will sponsor a cabaret party at
the Club Dec. 20.
O O •
MRS. LI’CILLE MILES, of HOOT
Firming, honored her husband.
John Miles, with a surprise birth
day party‘Sunday evening. A de
lightful time was had by the fol
lowing Mr and Mrs W Hayes.
Mr and Mrs .1 Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs H Webb. Mr. and Mrs
Scott. Jane Stone. Bonnie Burch
ett Mr. and Mrs. Fireman, Mr.
and Mrs Hiller. Mr and Mr*.
Smith and many others
Mrs Ruth To|e> Brantley hon
ored her mother, Mrs. Dan Smith,
with an evening at the theater fol
lowed by dinner with six of her
intimate friends. Mrs. Smith was
overwhelmingly surprised hv the
arrangements. a!l carefully
planned in advance for her birth
day by her daughter.
• • *
MRS INEZ FAIRFAX, t other
of R.*nert L Nolan, arrived ;n De
troit Friday afternoon to hear the
concert at the Detroit Institute of
Arts Just befo*e the concert. Mrs.
Fairfax was gur.*t of Mrs H B
Taitafem at dinner and was hon
ord with a musical reception by
members of the Robert Nolan
clvur at the Luc Thurman branch
YWCA She was escorted to the
Robeson concert bv he- son and
left on the midnight train Sunday
for T iskeger
Tennis Club In
Unique Party
At Clubhouse
The Central Motor City Tennis
dub held a gala party in its club
rooms. Brush and Ferry. Saturday
with a huge crowd joining the
festivities.
• • •
POKFNO BINGO, bridge, whist,
checkers and other parlor games
acre conducted m the games’
loom. In other rooms dancing,
and table tennis matches were go
ng on simultaneously while snack
bar attendants were kept busy
Vproughout the evening.
In the various gamey and con
•tst- conducted prizes were won
by Mrs laiuisc Mohr. Pete Whit
taker Mrs. Grace Bell, Mrs. Fran
ces Rviand and others. Among the
prizes was a ha.-ket of canned
goodies a box of soap, a fruit rake,
a box of candy, a jar of mince
meat
• • «
Tilt MAIN PRIZES of a turkey.
Jduck. and chicken were won by
Mrs A Pruitt. Mrs TANARUS, W Paul,
and Mrs So ith of Pontiac, re
! -poet,vely.
Guests present at the party in
cluded Lucille and Lorraine Jones.
Mrs. Ann Jones. Clarence Hunter.
Phil Carrington. Eddie Frazier,
Peter Whittaker. Mrs. Grace Bell,
Mrs. Bertha Craig Miss Iwivema
Moore. Mr-. Lenore Lark, Miss
I elia Rhyles, Mernl Williams.
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OTHERS WERE Mi Lena Wal
den. Alvoy Jones. Mr and Mrs.
James Mason. Mr and Mrs- Robert
1 By land. Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Jones,
I Lt and Mr* lk u B Mohr John
Oti- Mrs Lillian Van Buren. Mr
and Mrs. Harold Lockhart, John A.
Johnson George Roberts. George
McKinney. Miss Ahrtlla Sullivan.
W Coleman. .Vlis.® F C Richardson.
Donald McTyre and scores of
others.
Celebrates At
Birthday Fete
Mrs. Willie Mae Davis was hon
ored with a lovely birthday eele
-1 b r ation at the home of her mother.
; Mrs. Rosa Caldwell Mrs. Davis re
-1 reived many lovely and useful
lifts.
Those who gathered to wish the
honoree ’ happy returns’’ were: Mr
md Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. S Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bam Evans, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rush. Mr and Mrs. David Jones.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Parham, Mr
and Mrs H* nri Heard. Mesdames
Cotton, Mary Haugbook, Mozelle
Cathy. Lucille Carroll. F.stella
Akins. Virginia Williams. Mabel
Bullitt. Viola Craig, Emmie Hanley.
Cornelius Rollins, Leone Davis.
Messrs Sylvester Moore. James
Casy. Ted Stewart, Emmett Berry,
and Bill Rollins.
THE SOJOI’RNERS SOCIAL
AND ART C’LI B
Met at the home of Mrs Caro
lyne L. Foote of Trowbridge. Pre
ceding the regular business ses
sion the hostess served a unique
dinner to close the Anal meeting
of the season. The club will re
sume activities at the residence of
Mrs. 1.. Jenkins, of 48fi3 St An
toine the second week of the new
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National Negro Congress, is tour
ing the middle-west to get a first
hand picture of Congress council
activities.
• • •
THE DETROIT COUNCIL of the
the NNC will hold a reception and
banquet in honor of Mr. Cayton at
Lucy Thurman YWCA on Dec. 19
Joining Mr. Cayton in Detroit will
he Dr Max Yergan, national pres
ident of the National Negro Con
gress. and Miss Thelma M Dale,
acting secretary of the NNC. who
will have just returned from the
International Women's Congress in
Pans, France.
• • »
SHARING HONORS with Mr
Cayton will be Arthur Bowman of
Detroit, who has been added to
the staff of the National Negro
Congress as midwest director. Mr.
Bowman will work in Illinois. In
diana. Ohio and up-state Michigan
organizing for the tenth anniver
sary convention of the Congress to
be held in Detroitin May. 1946.
THE QUO VADIB CLUB
Held its regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. D. Smith, 6387 Wood
row The hostess served luncheon.
Bridge was played, with first and
second prizes being won by Miss
B. Williams and Miss M. Charles
ton, respectively.
THE SPORTEES CLUB
WILL HOLD its next meeting
Dec. 18. and the president, Helen
Green, urges every member to at
tend. as business of importance
will f>e discussed. Mrs. Hattie B.
Johnson is visiting in California.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1945
Nolan Choir-.
Fifth Concert
The Robert Nolan choir, solo
i.-ts and featured artists, appeared
in concert Friday night, in the mam
auditorium of the Detroit Institute
of Arts, with Robert Nnlan. the
founder as conductor. ’Dawn of
a New Day" was the central theme
of the presentation in commemo
ration of Peai i Harbor day. The
highlight was the second act finale
by Shackley-Savino. featuring
Frances Billups promising young
soprano. Oscar Hand. Earl Poole.
Cpl. Edward Newton and-the Echo
Trio.
• • 0
MR NOLAN’S MOTHER was
here for the concert, looking very
pioud and wearing a gardenia cor
sage with which he had presented
her. Harold Tallman of Wayne
i university, was in the audience, in
1 addition to, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc-
Clendon and their daughters. Dr.
and Mrs Walter Mack. Mrs. Elea
nor White. Clement Mills, Mrs.
Coty Patterson. Mrs. Ardys Wilder.
Mr and Mrs. James Williams, Mrs.
Madeline Fowler. Mr. and Mrs.
Duke Wartman. Mrs. H B Talia
ferro, Dr. and Mrs. E. M Shafar
rr an.
Others of the patron* were Dr.
and Mrs. Haley Bell. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Anderson, Mr and Mrs.
F.dgar Brazelton. Miss Celeste
Cole. Dr. J J. Collins. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles C Digg- Mr and Mrs.
John C. Dancv, Miss Mae Frieson,
Dr. Robert Greemdge, Judge and
Mrs. D. J. Healv. Ben Henderson,
Mr*. Marie Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
: laiuis E Martin. Dr and Mrs. H. S.
C. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. lamgworth
Quinn, Miss Helen Turner, Mis*
D Tnlson and John R. Williams.
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The Adult Work Department of
the Lucy Thurman YWCA
will present its annual Christmas
program at the branch Dec. 14.
from 5 to 6:30 p.m. This year’s
presentation will be "The Other
Wise Man." by Henry Van Dyke,
with Dorothy Quarker as narrator.
Music will be provided by the
Robert Nolan choir
» 0 •
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presented in story form. Partici
pants in the play will include
members of the Business and Pro
fessional Girls clubs, the Indus
trial Girls’ Department, and the
Girl Reserve Department. A fel
lowship gift offering will be taken.
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picting the triumph of victory in
defeat Miss Ruth Anderson is the
executive director of the Adult
Work Department.
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