Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 20]

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1946 _

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By MARILYNN HOWARD

FLINT,, Mich.~

quemore of Crocker Street.
selves, wére: Judy and Beverly
liams; J. ~D: Shook Jr.,

charged very soon.

Flint welcomes MESSRS..THEODORE and H. B. DICK-|
ERSON, two talented young men to the fair city. The Dicker.
son's ~originate from Portland, Oregon and plan,to make their |

home here, and will attend J. C. College to study chemistry,,

and at present are residing on

ELIZABETH COLLINS of: Detroit; and a
_ chargee of the WACs, is a guest in Flint of Mrs. Evelyn StinIn the WACs, she served as a dental

* son of Harrison Street.
technician.

MR. DELOS RAYMOND, son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Siesby|

Raymond, is visiting in Flint.
~. ical College, in Tennessee.

Many Flintites spent the week-end in other cities decid~ing that they would like a little, variety in their lives.
COATES spent the week-end in Detroit,
MRS. DOC PORTE, SAM SEAY, ELSIE PRATT, BERNIECE.
METCALFE, visited Club Vogue in Inkster, Mich.

One of the most unique birthday parties to be given in

Flint in some time, was given

WENDELL GALLOWAY, by his mother,

Refreshments of all types were.

ROMAN of Dwight Avenue.

plentiful and served buffet style.
ishes, mixed drinks, and to top the evening, ice cream and cake.
The ice cream was served individually in the form of rose buds,
Mr.~ Galloway received many gifts and had as his guests: Peg-|
gy and Ramona Hobson, Marion Holliday, Layton Galloway,
Marilyn Howard, Hendris Van Zandt, Theron Hodge, and Ed
ward Watkins.

Miss ANITA THOMPSON was honored also at a very
elaborate birthday at the Flora Lea Lounge.: details about the affair next week, but we can say that all of the
-about it.
MPSON: ~
~~ ~Speaking of brothers, JERRY HOWARD is now stationed
at Fort McClellan, Ala. and he. and J. D. WILLIAMS, and}
FRED LUCADO are now together.
has received an honorable discharge from the army.

-~ MESDAMES. MARY KELLY, EDITH ROBINSON,|
FANNIE HARCUM, and ANNIE McFADDEN are attending,
the National Association of Colored Women~s Clubs which is
as the Golden Jubilee.

Mr: and Mrs. GEORGE HOLLIDAY of West Palm Beach,
Fla., are the houseguests of.MR..
CAMPBELL of Gillespie Street.
MR. GENE. SEALS, of the Seals Record Shop,
a tonsilectomy and is improving.
LAURA RAWLS, who was rushed to Hurley Hospital.
husband, First, Lt. Cleophus Rawls, is on furlough at the bed-|

younger ~set are talkin

brother, HILTON

meeting in Washington, D.C.

wént

side of his wife.

MR. and MRS. THEODORE TAYLOR.
Street are visiting friends and relatives in Hartford, Conn.

MISS ANNIE B. GILLESPIE
niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. L.Gillespie, was the. week-end guest
of Mrs. Catherine Campbell of Gillespie Street.

' ~MR. and MRS. VIRGIL JAMES and family:
MRS. BUCKNER and family motored to Jackson, Mich. to at-~
tend the picnic given by the Workers~ Social Group.

MR. and MRS. WINDY BANKS of Detroit, Mich. wers
in the city over the week-end visiting friends and telatives.
While here, they attended an outing at the Great Lakes Country Club. Among the merrymakers were: Mrs, Windy Banks
and Blossom, Mr. Albert~ Jones of ~Detroit, Mr..and Mrs, Raphael Metcalfe, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bizzell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Banks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kersey, Miss Mary Banks, Miss ~

line Harris, and Mr. Lawrence

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ROBERT and JO ANN OWENS siiteireadnied guests from:
Lansing with a~weiner roast at the home of Mrs. Mary Lou
Guests presént to enjoy them
Gatland Owens, Janice, Gail and Kent
Buckner, ~Linda Kersey, and ~Joyce and Joan Eton from Lansing.

THE COMMUNITY AIDETTES, that popular group of
young socialites, feted MRS. DORIS JAMES and MRS. MARY
LOU ROQUEMORE with a theater party: at the Palace The-.
ater, and: also a delicious dinner party at the popular Supper
club, the Miami Chicken Shack. ~

Remember AARON DAVIS?
week-end visiting friends and relatives.
valescing at the Percy Jones~Hospital and he. eeinects to be dis-,

CAPERS

Ro
James, Karan and Sharon Wil
He was in town over the
He is; at present, con
Spencer Street..
dis -. recent

He is attending Meharry Med-.

~MARION~

Mich. MR.

the other evening in honor of

MRS. BEULAH

~There were all types of rel-|

We'll have more

_ The party was ~given ~by her

od 5

LEONARD GILLESPIE

and MRS: HADDRICH

MRS.
~Her

Also _ ill,

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of McClellan
Mich..,

of Pontiac, and

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MR.

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Banks.

BIBLES POINT TO MANY
ETHIOPIANS IN HARLEM

NEW YORK~ ~+ ANP ~ There!
has been an influx of~: Ethiopians in ~Harlem recently and
the indication that ~they are
there is, irl fhe demand being
made. on the New York Bible
Society Harlem repository,~
where, the Rev, John L. Bryan
is in charge;:

Net only does the Harlem office have~ Bibles printed in the
Amharic language used by
Ethiopians,.which is about the
oldest language next to Chinese,|

but it furnished Bibles in}
French, Spanish, Armenian,
Portugese, fItalian, Greek, He
~brew, Chinese and Latin,
Mr.
esting about. his ~work,:: There
are ovfinted Bibles: in 1,002
_ languages, and dialects, with
' African, Indian and Chinese
dialects outstripping
ers, Ther are so numerous, only
cert2in. books of the New Testament are printed in dialects,
not.the whole Bible,

The ~Armenians, says Mr.
Bryant; were the first converted to Christianity, Then the

Ethiopians were second. Accord
~embrased Christianity and ofd
Bryan talks very -inter-}

a ~otc 7'

- jng to history it is said that

an~ ~ewhuch from thg court, of |

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Queen Candace visited Rome

and witnessed a religious festival. He was so impressed, he
talked with Philip, one of the
disciples, who fater: visited. Ethjopia at the queen~s invitation,
She was sO ~impressed with
his. creeds and teachings, she

ered her entire household to
do the same, This was the beginning of Christianity in Ethiopia,, coming -direct from the
disciple. Philip,

There -are three principal
firms printing Bibles; the British and Foreign Bible association; the American Bible association and the Bible Society
of Scotland, The version most
commonly used in translations
is the King James version,

The New York State Bible
society was founded in 1809 and
Sells Bibles at cost or gives them
away when a person is unable
to pay even the small price
asked, Rev. Bryan has been with
the organization for about 10
year:, His busy establishment is
unique operating as it does on

| don, of St.
| ginia, were the week ~end guest

~ and

and|:

under-|:

| Metza, of Charleston,

COLUMBUS, Ohio~ APNS~

Mrs, Amalya Smith, of 1134
Atcheson Street, left Saturday
for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend
the Elks Boat Excursion Picnic, and will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Kinlock, of 2503,
Apt. E, East 40th Street. and
will return at the end of, the
yweek.

Mrs, Anna Woodson, of Charleston, West Virginia, is visiting
ler brother and_ sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, James Seals, of

|260.S. Wheatland Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel GorAlbans West Vir
of Mr. and Mrs, George Page,
|} of 1022 Fair Avenue,

Mr, and Mrs, Edward Moore
daughter, Miss Althea
Moore, and Mrs, S. P, Madison,
and ~Mr, Oneil Hawkias, left
7 Sunday for Rochester; N.Y.
where they will visit. their uncle,
for 10 days, Mr, Lewis Toles,
and other relatives.

Miss Wyomela Morgan, of
Akron, Ohio, and her mother,
Mrs, Lizzie Morgan of St, Al
bans, West Virginia, are visiting
friends in the city this week,

Mr. E. B, White of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of Coshocton, Ohio, where he was Owner
and operator of a restaurant for
50 years, attended the funeral
of. his brother Aaron White, of
Newark, Ohio, Enroute home he
spent a week with his brother
James E. White, of 153 East 3rd
Avenue.

Mrs, Margaret Lewis,
Miami Avenue, who has been
in Cleveland, Ohio, on Nurse

Duty, was home for the past
week-end.
Mrs, William Evans, of 1239

Atcheson Street, returned last
| Monday from St, Louis, Mo,, a~companied by her brother in
law, Mr, John Evans, who is
convalescing from a serious illness, and will remain here until
he has completely recovered..

Mr, and Mrs, James B. Smith
and son Jimmy, left Saturday
evening for Cleveland, Ohio, to
spend the week with Mr. Smith~s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. James
A, Smith, Englewood Avenue,

Mrs, James E, White, of 153
E. 3rd Avenue, who has been
in Grant Hospital, is convalescing sat her home.

Mrs, Beulah Jones, of Charleston, West Virginia, has returnéd home after a month~s visit with her mother, Mrs, Mattie
Hurt, 1141 Atcheson St.

Miss Elizabeth Guthrie, of
1141 Atcheson Street, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Connie DiuWest Va,

Mrs, ~Katie -C; Mitchell, of
Roanoke, Virginia, was the guest
of her sister, Ms, Georgiana
Yates, of 549 Grove Stréet last
week. While in the cfty they
were entertained at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, John Stanley,
at 224 Jefferson Avenue last
| Saturday evening. Mrs. Mitchell is an Outstanding church
woman of the High Street Baptist Church, of Roanoke,

~ ~Mrs, Edna P, Coleman, of

Mrs.

of 1177

1245 Atcheson Street, while attending the Grand Court Order of Calanthe of Ohio in Lima, Ohic, was the house gucst
of Dr. and Mrs. A, Dalion,

Miss Ezelic Ricks. of Youngstown, Ohio scent several days
in the city last week the guest

tof Mrs, Laura E, Stewart, 275

N. 17th St. She left Friday to
visit relatives and friends ~in
Mansfield, Ohio, and other points
while enroute home,

Mrs, Florence Oakveld, 238 N.
22nd St., spent four days with
her sister, Mrs, Josephine McLain in Huntington, W. Va, and
her cousin, Richard Polk, of that
city, From there she went to
Ashland, Ky., to visit Mr. I[omer Evans and another cousin,
Miss Anna Eliza Johnson, A
very enjoyable time was had,

Mrs. Maggie Williams of

Cleveland, Ohio, visited in Col
umbus recently with her ~brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr, and
Robert Oakfield, Mr, and
Mrs, Earnest Oakfield, and Mr,
and Mrs, Russell Oakfield.
Mrs, Anna~ McCage of Frank
t fort,.Ky,, visited last week her

son and daughter in law here
at The Oxford, They are the
Mr. and Mrs, Louie McCage,

Mr. Charles Ward has returned after a visit with his parents in Marion, Md, He resides at 1604 Maryland, Avenue
here,

Oakley Baptist Church School
Class

The Sunday School Home Department of the Oakley Avenue
Baptist Church had their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Lillian Kelley,~ 1071 E
Long Street, last Friday evening. A report. was made of the
recent lawn Fete, - which was
held on the church lawn, thru
the secretary, Mrs, Kelley,
Those who were in attendance
were Rev, and Mrs, Jacob Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Seals
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Miller
Mrs. A, Bennett, Mrs, Anna
Woodson, Mrs, Jennie Lee, Mrs,
Jessie Evans, Mrs, Carrie Stewart, and Mr, Andrew Jackson.

The A. and B. Gold Patrc}
will make their pilgrimage to
the Shrine Convention in Philadelphia, the week of August
~th,

The Grand Lodge of >> c, F.
and A, M. (P, H, A.) will hold

their annual Convention at. Wil-| ~

berforce, Ohio, August 4, 5, and
6th, 1946.

Mr., Harry Gentry,
Ohio, had newcomers to their
farm, last week twin steers.

Which ~is the third occurance.

Amlin

-The Grand Lodge: of the
Knights of Pythians and Courts
of Calanthe convened in Lima,
at the K, P, Hall, August 23,
24, 25th, ~which was large!y attended, Officers who were reelected residing!n Ohio, weré

one of Harlem~s main entertaining poe

YOU CAN'T HATE AND BE BEAUTIFUL,

~| Cleveland, were week - end

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Columbus Social Activities

HATTIE BUFORD REDMOND, SCCIAL EDITOR

Grand Worthy Counsellor, Mrs,
Adeline Terrilf, Queen of Sheba No. 7, The following irom
Queen Etta Court No. 1, Grand
Registrar of. Deeds, Mrs, Josephine Knox, Grand Receiver of

Deposits, Mrs. Edna P. Coleman, Secretary of Benevolent
Fund, Mrs, Florence Harris.

Grand Worthy Conductress, Mrs.
Lina Cohen, Grand Lecturer
Mrs, Susan Peyton, The next
Grand will be held in Akron,
Ohio, July, 1947,

Mr. and Mrs. J, Prattis Shorter, of 830 E. Starr Avenue, visited Mrs. Pearl Shorter Smith,
of Wilberforce, Ohio, Mrs, Snuith,
who is the sister ci Mr, Shocter, They atso visited ~his ~broth
er and sister in Jaw. Mr, ~ard
Mrs, Lee Shorter, of Yellowsprings, Ohio,

PERSONALS

James. Cunningham of 1214
Cabot Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,

is Visiting his cousiris; Mr, and
~Mrs. Jake ~Cheatman of Auumly

Avenue., Detroit,

~ Mrs, Katie White of 4839
Lumley Avenue, is in serious
condition at Receiving Hospital
as a result of being struck down
by 2 street car July 26.

Mr, and Mrs. George Gray of
Merrick, are visiting at various
points of interest in the South,

Mr, and Mrs, James Taylor
of 5911 Colefax Street, Detroit,

~entertained several out-of-town

guests the past week. They included: Mrs. Alza Day, New
York City, Mrs, I. Murlan, New
York, Mrs,
Mrs, Taylor, of ~Boston, ~Mass.,
Mrs, M. Biggs, Boston, Mass.;
Mr. and Mrts. Willie Hayes, Chicago and Mr. I, ~Granpree of
Chicago.

Mrs. Alberta Pruitt
worth Blvd.

of Ep.
spent her vacation
visiting her sister-in-law and
neice, Mrs,. Lucille Matihews
and Janice Anderson in Clevetand, Ohio,

Bertha Lindsay of Boston,
Mass.; is the ~house guest of Vivian McFall of King Street,

Martha Norwood of Tenn,,
and Marion Coats of Georgia,
were unitéd in holy matrimony.

Mrs, Lola W'Jliams of 64.4
Hazelett Street is recupSvating
in Receiving Hospital,

Mrs, Anna N, Peek and son
John, are vi:~ting her daughter,
Luia, in Detroit,

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Social News

Mr. and. Mrs. James Wimbly
and daughter, were guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sinnie Marsh, 2329 E. 63rd
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, Sunday, July 14 at a dinner party
given in honor of Mrs. Darnelle Smith of Oakland, Calif.

* eh *

Mrs. D. Smith of Oakland,

Calif,; Mrs. Cleo Marsh of

guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Wimbly. Friends dropping in
to see the out-of-towners included Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Ray, the Rev. and Mrs.
Claude Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Ray, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Daniels Jr., the O. Whestones,
Mr. Alfonso Ruffin, James
Ruffin, Katy Murphy, Allen
host of other

friends. es at

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TOLEDO

SOCIAL

DOINGS

By Berniece P. Jordan
ACUERLRUAER ELE U ES LECRE EEA CETTE ad

TOLEDO SOCIAL DOINGS ~1
VISITS.

TOLEDO, Ohio~(APNS)~

Miss Frances Jenkins of New
York City was the house-guest
of Messrs. Arthur and Henry
Lanier of 722 Woodiand Avenue
during the past. Miss Jenkins
was honored at a party,

SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN

~ A surprise birthday party
was given in the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Thurman of 720 Yondot2 Street in honor ot Miss
Dorothy Harris, Friday, July
26th, Many. of Miss Harris~s immediate friends were ~ present
and had a lovely time, She was
the recipient of many beautiful
gifts.

MOVES. TO CHICAGO

Miss Joyce Gibson of 704
left Sunday a.
m,, July 28th, for Chicago, IIlinois. where she is now: making
her home. Miss <~iibcson was a
student at the University of Toledo and is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Gibson of the same
adaress, Miss Gibson was quiie
active in church activities of the
Third Baptist Church, ~
JESSE OWENS VISITS CITZ

Last week.while sitting in the
office I had the wonderful opportunity of making the acquaintance of Jesse Owens who
is a remarkable runner. I found
Mr, Owens a fine gentleman,
with a splendid and pleasing

it to his race.

CONGRATULATIONS

I wish to express my sincere
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Sparks who weie married Saturday, July 27th, at 6:30

p. m, in the lovely home of the
bride~s aunt, 827 Ewing Sireet,

Party Given for Delegates of
Sunday School Convention
During the past week the
State Sunday School and BYPU
Convention convened at the 3rd
Baptist Church, Severai of the
delegates who attended this con-'
fab were honored at a party
given in the lovely home of Mr,
Booker Danner, Sr., on Palm-.
wood Avenue, by Berniece Jor.
dan. Among the out-of-town
guestS present, were Messrs.
Conrad Rookard, George Haines,
Norman Purnell of Akron, Ohio;

|Donald Vance and Walter Ben
net of Sandusky, Ohio and other
delegates from Columbus, ~Ohio.
A delightful time was enjoyed
by all who attended,

Chandler and Boyd AMVETS
Post No. 31 Will Worship at

Grace, Presbyterian Sunday

The Chandler. and Boyd
AMVETS Post No. 81 cordially
invites ~all
families and friends ~to their
morning worship service, Sunday, August 4, 1946, at
Grace Presbyterian ~ Church,

City Park and Woodland: Ave-l4

hues, at 11:00 a:.m,

Rev. H, Caleman Lamb, former chaplain and now in charge
of court work, the Toledo Council of ~Churches, will be the
guest speaker.

Turner and Hamilton to
Speak Vows Sunday

Miss Priscilla Turner and Mr,
Charles Hamilton, will speak
vows Sunday afternoon at the
Macedonia Baptist Church, The
Rev. Mr, Clyde Adams will perform.the ceremony. Miss Turner is a June graduate of Harriet Whitney Vocational School
and Mr,

vices; Both are very active in
the Young People~s Affairs of
the city.

LEAVES FOR DAYTON

Miss Evelyn Baber of 72014

Wocdland Avenue, left the city
for Dayton, Ohio, where she will
spend the rest of the summer
with her grandmother, She: is
the daughter of Mrs, Lillian
Hassell of the same address. She
is a graduate of the class of *46

veterans and ~their,;

the|~

Hamilton has recently | %
| been discharged from the ser
from Scott High School,;

RETURNS TO CITY
Mrs. Lula Alexander of 814
Indiana Avenue réturned to the

~city after spending two weeks

in New York, visiting her son,
Mr, E. D. Stewart, She reported having a wonderful time,

Beauticians Attend Ohio State

Beauticians~ Association
Several beauticians from Toledo attended the Ohio State

Beauticians~ Association in Cincinnati, Ohio, last week. Mrs,
Egly was elected aS chaplain and
Mesdameées Eunice Howard and
Mary Walker were elected on
the Executive Board, The other
delegates who attended were
Mrs. Bessie Walker, Mrs, Glazé
Reed, Mrs, Arsadie Nicholson,
Miss Lennie Sutler and Mrs,
Gerirude Harding: The. confab
will convene in Toledo next
year.

VISITS IN CITY

Mrs, Dorothy McGuire Gregory is now visiting her relatives
~Mr, and Mrs, Cole of 945 Indiana Avenue. Mrs, Gregory is
the former Miss Dorothy McGuire of this city, but is now
residing in Missouri,

Mr, Leonard Robinson, Jr., of
Los Angeles, Calif., is now visiting his parents, relatives and
friends. Mr, Robinson is the son
of Mr, and Mrs, Robinson of
721 Division St,, who are the
proprietors of Phoebe~s Confectionery.

Capt, Ferba Robinson is visit
Jing his family from. Frankfort,

Germany on a 45 day furlough.
Mrs, Robinson of Evansville,
Indiana, met her husband in ~To
ledc this week, where they
both will have a fine reunion,
Also visiting the Robinson

household is Mrs. Aubry Robinson of Danville, Kentucky, sister
and son, Lawrence,

GUESTS OF MISS RUBY OATS

Mr. and Mrs, F, J, Anderson
of Charlotte, N. C,, Mr. Robert
Anderson and Dr, Kelly Mitchell, both of Chicago, Illinois,
were houseguests of Miss Oats,
in her lovely home at 40% Avondale Street,

RETURNS FROM VACATION

Mr. and Mrs, Herman Miller
of Dorr Street,. returned _ recently from Niagara Falls and
New York City, where they
both enjoyed a delightful time
looking over the sights of New
York,

Love and Anderson to Speak

| Vows August 31, 1946

Mr, and Mrs, Richard H. Love
of 519 Woodland -Avenue announce the coming marriage of
their daughter, Thelma Ruby

at the St. Benedict Church, A
reception will follow the. ceremony in the bride~s home, Both
Miss Love and Mr, Anderson
are very popular among the
younger set of Toledo.

Party Given by Whiz Bang Club

Tre ~Whizz Bang Club~ was
hostesses to 34 guests Saturday
night, July 27, 1946 at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Porter, 644 Pinewood Avenue, in
honor of Mrs, Pearl Bracken
and Mrs, Dorothy E, Porter,
who both celebrated their birthday. The. guests were entertained with music, games and were

punch and cokes Many. useful
and ~beautiful gifts were présent-.
ed to Mrs, Bracken = Mrs.
Porter,

cluding Mr, and Mrs. Chester
~A. Lockett and son, Jr,, and
Mrs, ~Morris Williams and daughter, Bobby Jean from Detroit,
Michigan; Mrs, Constant Ford of
Macon, Georgia, and Mr, Jodson Greene of Pittsburgh, Pa.

Mr.
and
and
and
and

The Toledo guests wére:
and Mrs, Jessie Allen, Mr,
Mrs. James Cranon, Mr,
Mrs, Booker Danner, Mr.
Mrs, Charles Hayes, Mr,
Mrs,
Charles Harrison, Mr, and Mrs,
William Clatterbuck, Mr,
Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mesdames.
Robert Neely, Nellie Harris,
Pearline _Jackson, Etta Poston,
Bertha Williams, Misses Berniece
Thurs. Bessie M, Cole, Myrtle
Gross, and Mr, M, Thornton, A

all who attended and left wishing Mrs. Porter and Mrs, Bracken Many happy birthdays

Club News

The Medbury Neighborhood
Club met at 943 Meédbury
Street where discussion for
fixing the neighborhood park
took place. Guest spedker for
the evening was Fred Thompson.

The club wishes for all
members to meet at Mrs. M.
Baldwin's, 1001 Medbury next
meeting date

Mrs. Willie Cook, a memof the club is in Hatper Hospital.

Mrs. ~. Davis is bitdsident
and Mrs. M. Cousins, secretary

Gives Half
Million to
Lincoln U.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, ~
Gov. Donnelly signed the appro~
priation bill for the new state
department of education ~heré
Wednesday, It caried an approx~
priation for the year
June 30, 1947, for Lincoln uni
versity, of $515,575.

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IN POPULARITY

THROUGHOUT THE NATION AND IN

SPITE OF WAR RESTRICTIONS, THE

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AND SUPPLY THIS GREAT DEMAND.

Discriminating women everywhere demand
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wedding will be held August 31.

served a dutch lunch, cocktail:

The out of town guests in
Willie Shy, Mr. and Mrs.:

and ~

delightful time was enjoyed by

ending.

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