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Page Six
April 12, 1947.
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Furniture Fashions
by Frances
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The Hartford Chronicle
OLIVIA SHELTON, Editor
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS
Gives Dinner Party
On last Tuesday evening,
April the first Rev.N and Mrs.
F. D. Oates of 8 Pavallion St.
entertained a few of- their
friends with a delightful din
ner party. The party was giv
en in honor of Dr. W. Lovell
of North Carolina who has
been in the city conducting a
ten-day lenten service for the
A. M. E. Zion Church on Main
Street.
Those enjoying the Oates
hospitality were: Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Richardson, Rev.
and Mrs. A. P. Morris, Rev.
James A. Wright, and Rev. G.
S. Clark.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lind
sey of New Haven, Conn., were
the week-end house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor
of Clark Street.
Mrs. Edwin Wilsno nad Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Taylor and
family were the dinner guests
last Sunday of Mr. arid Mrs.
Otis Hatchet of Meriden.
Miss Gertrude Montgomery,
a member of the senior class
at "Wilberforce University in
Ohio, spent the Easter holi
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Montgomery oi
Mahl Avenue.
M. E. Club v
The M. E. Club held its reg
ular meeting at 35 Mahl ave
nue this week, with Mrs. Vir
ginia Smith as hostess.
An enjoyable evening was
spent playing' bridge. The first
prize was won by Miss Mary
Brooks, the seeond was won
by Mrs. Josephine Harris.
The following visitors were
present : Miss Antoinette
Faust, Mrs. Ella Davis, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Taylor and, Mrs.
Monica Register.
Mr. Willie Knighton of 15
Sanford Street, was honored
by a birthdiay party, on Mar.
29. The whole event was a
success and the guests enjoyed
a most joyous evening. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ford, Mr. and Mrs. McMillian,
Mr, and Mrs. Q. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs.
Cooks, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins;
Mesdajnes Gilbert, Blanche
Williams, Miss Odessa Terry,
Mr. Willie Bert, Mr. Jackson,
Mr. Harris, Mr. Green, Mr.
Thomas William, Mr. Leak
William, J. C. Odums.
Week-End Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Caul
of New York City were the
week-end guests of Mr. Mar
imaiiini
On Easter Sunday, Mr. Caul
had a few friends in to meet
his brother and his charming
wife.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Holt, Mes
dames Bertha Latten, Marjor
ie Goodnight, Julia Nelmns,
Messrs. Henry "Williams, and
John H. Smith.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H.
Glasgoe of East Orange, N
J., spent the week-end in the
city as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Shelton at 154 En
field St. Mr. Glascoe is the
brother of Mrs. Shelton.
Miss Elizabeth Lambert, the
daughter of Father and Mrs.
Alfred Lambert of Main St.,
spnet the Easter holidays' in
the city with her parents. Miss
Lambert teaches music in Pa.
Miss L. E. Burch and Mrs.
Belle Carter of this city spent
the Easter holidays at their
native home among the , tall,
long leaf pines of Pinehurst, N.
C.
Mrs. Thelma Jackson of
Westland St. acted as host to
a score of her friends at hei
home, Good Friday evening.
There was plenty of every
thing good to eat from soup
to nuts. All present expressed
themselves as having had a de
lightful time.
The many Hartford friends
of Miss Grace Rice of No. 50
Burnside Avenue, Newport, R.
L, regret that the weather con
ditions prevented them from
attending her birthday party,
Avhich was scheduled for Sat
urday evening, April the 5th
The Mother and Home Mak
ers Club sponsored an Easter
egg hunt Monday, April the
7th at the North End Commun
ity Center for the benefit of
the smaller children of the com
munity. - .
HIT BACK HARD
CONTRIBUTE TO THE
1947 CANCER FUND ,
OPEN MONDAY
Grand Values in Quality
SIZE RANGE 2i2 TO
NOEL
744 MAIN STREET
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Lovely, little Lucille Ann
Knighton, daughetr of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Knighton of 15
Sanford Street, was 7 months
old on March 31. It a bright
smile is any indication, she has
a bright future.
POET'S COVE
I like spring best;
When birds sing,
When flowers bloom,
Their gentle presence.
Fills my room
I like spring best.
I like spring best;
When grass is green,
When warm rain falls,
When whip-poor-wills
Make evening calls,
I like spring best.
I like spring best;
Whne fields are plowed,
When life is gay,
And every morn
There's time for play;
I like spring best.
By Olivia Shelton
ALPHA PATHOS
The Alpha Pathos, gave
their first party at 59 Canton
Street, over the Elk's Club,
on Saturda March 22, 1947
The second event was a raffle
of one-fifth Scotch White
Horse Whiskey, which was
given away April 6, 1947. The
next affair will be on April
29, watch the Hartford Chron
icle for further details.
The club consists of twelve
members in Hartford's Social
World, They have , elected
eight officers ; namely : Presi-
denth Alma Gilliam; Vice
President, Rita Hodge ; Sec-
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a comfortable chintz covered chair, and an extra book-case for the
night time reader, lives up to both requirements. Mornings and after
noon the room is sun-filled.' But at night the white shadow-proof
window shades shut out lights from neighboring apartments and turn
the room into your own castle.
retary, Ruth Tackson ; Assis
tant Secretary, Anna Belle
H oilman ; Treasurer, Gertrude
Schell: Sick committee, Rose
Black: Business , Manager,
Tezelle Blacky and Publicity
chairman, Carol Green. The
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