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SOCIETY and WOMAN’S PA®E
Seal Committee
Entertained At Tea
The Christmas Seal Committee
of the Detroit Tuberculosis San
itarium Antorftained at tea at the
TYteudahtp Home, *IOO Seottea ave.
This event was one of the out
standing affairs of the winter. A
very largo crowd attended.
Speakers were, Drs. K.
Sburly, A. L. Turner, Mrs. J. H.
Maxwell, GyrlTs, general chairman
of the drive
Solos were rendered by Mr.
Ferryman of River Rouge, Mrs.
Hedgesboth of Delray and Mias
Sal lye Olgetree, a reading by little
Burney Watkins,
The following ladies of our
group helps to make the drive a
success.
Mesdames Nell Catlett Ransom,
chairman, Kathurine Kntzminger,
Vice chairman; J. P. Watkins,
Mazelle Blevins, Pearl Collins,
Josephine Belford, Mol lie Jones,
Grace Bryant, Mnttie Williams, S.
K. Riugo 'Geneva Shelton, Kmtna
Younger, JiAia Fleet, Ida Hill oi
Sallye Brown of
Delray. ”
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The Sigma Gamma Rho Soroitv,
Grand Boule, will meet in Chicago
111., Mrs. C. S. Smith, honorary
member, will be the prineipal
speaker at the mass meeting Dec.
•>*
The Mu Chapter here will be re
presented by the following dele
gatew, Hansom, Kut .ninger, Don
ovan and Gertrude Williams.
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YOUNGER SET
Tly II.YSM.S IV. BOYKIN
ISP
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What Ho! —Merry Xi. tv at*<l
other appropriate salutations of
the season!
It won’t ho long before ohl Kris
Kringle dashes merrily over the
eiirPh with his lor.fed sleigh and
reind or. The armor*us pairs of
our set, who haven't broken up
for the holiday are being extra
nice to each other. “Oh Xmas
spirit, what hypocrlcies are tom
fTTinqu ih thy name.”
It’s getting so that a chap can’t
pass a member of tlie weaker sex
without receiving a pretty smile
and a cherry “hello!”
It seems as though perfeet
st^u.igers are nonchallantly toss
ff.g “hellOB” to every one he
meets on the street.
T'was eve<r thus at Christmas
YOI SIUM I.lt h \O>V Til \T»
Friday night most of tlie young
set attended the play rehearsal lit
Naelrema and then dashed madly
over to Violet Hanks where they
enjoyed themselves by dancing,
singing, and what not.
Quite n few x>f (bent attended
the baek*>thiill game, Saturday at
the Center: D. A. A. trounce*!
Cleveland 111 to 17. The younger
set enjoyed dancing after th**
game. Those representing the
bunch were: MiasesClyde Wiley,
Bessie Walker. Evelyn Flnn*d,
Doris King, Roberta Round)', Sal
ly Turner, and Messrs. Harry
Tapsico, Alvin Berry, Fred C.uin
yard, John Whitt incton, Hugh
Drew, Harold Stephenson, an*l Jo,
Andrews,
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Eddie Graham and Ben Johnson
were spied upon while gazing in
to certain store windows, appar
ently trying to figure out a gift
for their sweethearts.
Jerene G. Macklin
Teacher of Voice and Theory
.Vis E. KIKBV THIN, t-4111
Millie C. Connelly
lEACHKR OF PIABiO
CIM Iroquois St. Detroit
MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR
CHARLEF W. JONES, PF.RCTVAL R. PIPER
WILLIAM L. COLDEN
Announce the fornmtlon of n partnership for the Kcneral
prartlre of Law under the firm uame of
JONES, PIPER & COLDEN
ISM Randolph St. Suite SOI Randolph Rid*
Tel. >:andolphSSß.< Detroit
At Graystone Ballroom
ByCHAS. YOUNG POSY T JO. 77
Airierican Legion Drill Team
A Lady’s Beautiful Wrist Watch and other Prizes given away
.PARAMOIM-PIfOSPTRITY
CUB HOLDS H.INQCET
The monthly banquet of the
Paramount-Prosperity Club was
I held last Saturday night at the
j home Mr. and Mrs. John (lowan,
! 430 Hancock Street. The club has
| a membership of twenty, com
posed of younger business men ot
; Detroit.
The purpose of the organization
! is to seek better economic, politi
cal and social welfare among Ne
groes in Detroit.
Those present were; Mr. and
Mrs. Granville Nixon, the Albert
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jack.
I son, W. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Gray, Roy Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. (\ B. Fields. Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Riley, the C. 1., Coxes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cavette, J. !
|A. Harris, Alex Patterson. Mrs.
Leona Kirk. Miss Mable Pohnson/
Miss Florence Kirkland and Lew
Nixon. t
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GIRLS, LI VRN TO TAP lUM L
The girls tap dance t lass for
business girl-, and al! girls over
17 years of age, hold every Fri
day evening in The gymnasium
from S:no to 1 o:00 o’clock. This
class is for beginners as well .is ‘
advanced. The « lasses are free,
conic in and see for yourself Just
what we can do for you.
ll seems that Xortliern lligii
was well represent'd at the Fox
Theatre, Fri lay and "ini' the 'Cot
ton ( lub Review' act
** * *
Miss Klsio Roxborough is home
from Michigan I'niversity for a
holiday vu• t with her family at
Woodlu n Avenue.
, The set is in for a heebie week
• during the holidays. Chris’ ..is
| day they will r»e at the big m<
between I). A. A. and West Va.
at the center. The featured player
in this game will be Wendell Smith
“local hoy,” who made good at
West Ya., State College.
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Fletcher Henderson will hold tin*
attention of nil the gay Detroiter's
on Xmas eve with a mid-night
dance at the Graystone.
*****
Miss Virgic Itoxborough plans to
| h ave for Cleveland Wednesday on
u tlinv <l. v visit to friends living
there.
*****
Miss Creelle M< Swain, of this
city, who is now at Hordontown,
X. J., will spend Xmas with her
cousin, Miss Irma IHgginbottam,
in Washington.
This week's who’s who presents
Wendell Smith of 11-00 Bentay.
Wendell is the only son of Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Smith, and is now a
student of West Va. State College.
He was horn in this city on June
117, 1914. He graduated from South
eastern High School June 19111’.. His
favorite sports are basketball, base
hall, and football, and Ills life’s
ambition is to be a tea* her of
physical education.
••• • •
I'm sure the younger set is
eagerly awaiting the results of the
Younger Sets benefit party at the
Y. M. (’. A., Thursday night, Dec.
Hist. I hope it Is as successful ;«s
we plan It *o be t and will tell you
all about It neat week
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The Younger Set wishes Ulysses
Boykin a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year, and a speedy
recovery. Well—“ Don Soir” until
;|neat week.
To Entertain Kiddie#
At Christmas Party
(7n
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
\n Invitation To Kiddies, Adults
Dear Friends:
The Old Gov’s Junior Commercial
! Builders club, extend a cordial in-
I citation to you to spend Wednesday
afternoon, Dee -7. troni 1 to 4 P.
Si., with us at Russell street Bap
tist Church, at Alger and Russell
streets.
If you are a grown-up with
children, we hope you will come,
accompanied by them. If you
haven’t any. and are interested in
boys and girls, liv ail means come.
If you are a boy or girl between
the ages of i» and lti years, since
these are the ages of our club mora
le rs, we hope >ou will come, if
possible.
Come and see Old Gov’s Juniors
in session, and enjoy our party.
Be sure to wear y«ur best smile,
because our party is free. We are
looking for you.
George Inry, prosiihut; Lillian
Kason, secretary.
» music
M? NOTES
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Ity JKIIEMK VI \( Kl.l>
New Rethel Baptist chorus and
choir will sing, “The Light of the ,
Ages'” by Fearis, Monday, Dec. ”1,
at .‘LUO r. M. The guest soloists
are Kthel Harkless, Dorothy Black
well, Elizabeth Jackson, and Lena
Fritz, sopranos; Mary Lucas, Elsie
Lewis, contraltos; (!. M. Howell,
George Abbeshaw, tenors; Knuik
V. Foster, It. C. Cross, T. J. John
son, bassos. Tie* accompanist is
llli'/abeth Woodley and Juanita
Cob man Melks, Mrs. Tliomas is
president, ltey. Culcmnn, pastor;
Jerene G. Mneklln, director at
New Bethel Baptist Church,
The Second Baptist senior choir
will sing, "The Angelic Choirs,”
Sunday, Dec. L’4, at 10 A. M. The
singers of Second Baptist will also
assist Di.liito.M:fmß toin hrdlii/.zz
assist Dr. W. O, Terrell, assistant
director.
Tho Scolt M. E. senior and
junior choirs will give their 4th
Sunday mush ale, Sunday, Dec. “4,
at 4 P. M. The public is invited.
Millie llynson is director.
Bethel senior choir will render
a Christmas cantata, entitled,
‘The Shepherd King,’ by Hall; Sun
day, Dec. ill. On Christinas morn
in, at 4:45 o’clock, n brass quartet
w ill play carols. lb v. William 11.
Peck will hold the regular Christ
mas service. Christmas carols and
anthems will lie h*.l by the senior
[choir. And the Glory of the Lord”
land The Hallelujah Chorus from
the Messiah, will he rendered.
A chorus of 100 singers of eastern
High School, sang Sunday morn
ing at tho Church of Our Father
Unitarian, at Cans and First. Ten
colored hoys and girls were mem
bers of the ( horns.
Among the chorus, which present
ed selections from "The Messiah”
in the school auditorium at Detroit
City College, lasi week, were two
colored singers.
BEAUTY HINTS
By Nina Temple
TIIE PERFECT POWDER BASF
It is well known that a good
powder base should be used before
the powder Is applied for a good
effect. The best effect is obtained
by using an astringent tonic pow
der base. This Is m. de by a mix
ture of the white of an egg (beat
en) and honey. Thlß base bleaches,
refines and tightens the face, three
In one.
READ THE
BEAUTY HINTS
EVERY WEEK
The Frod Anderson
Funeral Home Willis
and Beaublen will be
host to 1,000 children
at their annual Christ
mas Tree party. Sat
urday afternoon, Dec.
XMAS EVE MID-NITE DANCE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th
FLETCHER HENDERSON
Homeland Ball Room Orchestra admission 75*
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
CLUBS
..Detroit ntidy tu b
Nine Carollers from Mrs. Sara
Levi Stephens’ Schubertluide Soc
iety presented the program for the
annual Christmas Party for tho
residents of the Phyllis Wheatley
Mine for aged colored women, on
last Friday evening. Mrs. Stephens
and Mrs. F. E. Dawson were the
I). S. C. committee in charge or
the affair. The carollers were cos
tumed in red crepe paper jackets
and Jaunty caps trimmed in white
cotton. Besides the curols by the
group, there was a reading—‘The
origin of the Caro!” by Miss Jewel
Thomas; Solo "Star of the East,”
by Dorethea Williams; Piano Solo
“Sparklets”, by Myrtle Latham,
“Tell you a story” recited by
Catherine Moton and Sylvia Por
chay.
Recitation—‘The (Jreat Guest
Comes,” by Inise Adams; a four
hand piano selection, by Myrtle
Latham and her teacher, Sara Levi
Stephens, following which Santa
arrived in costume, in the person
of Mr. Arthur McDowell of Wind
sor, Out. who sang "The Birthday
of a King” and distributed gifts to
the carollers and the ladies of the
home. After the roll call of mem
bers of the Detroit Study club
present, an abundance of ice cream
and cake, was served to the guests
and members of the club. Miss
Dorothy Scott was a guest. The
personnel of the Carollers was the
tho Misses Jewel Thomas, Cather
ine Moton, Sylvia Porrhay, Lillian
Henderson, Ethelyn Latham, Dor
thea Williams, Inise Adams, R.
Wallace Williams and Myrtle La
tham.
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I. W. A. ( LI B
Tlie club will close the meetings
for this year, at the home of Mrs.
F. Jackson, Elba Place. The ex
change of Christmas gifts by the
members will lie the* chief feature
of the meeting, followed by a lun
cheon.
The art work will ho resumed
the tirst Wednesday in January, at
the home of Mrs. Perkins, on C.ar
iiuld avenue. The membership drive
is st)\l on. New members are in-i
! vited.
MEMPHIS Mil'll
Tin* Memphis dub was recently
organized at the home of Mr. anti
Mrs. Miami Collins, 0108 Hartford
street, for tluv purpose of keeping
alive the old home spirit. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
Pearl Collins, president; Dr. Julian
li. Deloney, vice-president; Mrs.
Henrietta Crawford, secretary;
Mrs. Mol lie Hill, treausurer; Ed
ward Matts, chairman of member
ship committee; Mrs. Edgar Crlt
tendon, editor; Mrs. Minnie Mae
Deloney, chairman of current
events.
Thu club plans an active pro
gram for the coming year. The
meetings will be held on the llrHt
Wednesday evening and the third
Sunday afternoon of each month
at the homes of the members.
Michigan oi’TitooH run
1101. Its 2nd ANNUL PROGKAM
The Michigan Outdoor club held
their second annual program
Thursday, Dec. 21, at 7 P. M. at
the Kronk Community Center, at
McGraw and Junction, west side.
There were motion pictures
showing outdoor life up north,
such as fishing, raising of pheas
ants, and so forth. Short talks were
also delivered by members of the
club and the conservation depart
ment.
The program likewise featured
music. Refreshments were served.
Admission was free. Roy Slator
is club director.
O. E. S. OFFICERS MEET WITH
worthy or ayd matron
The Grand Chapter officers of
Wolverlno Grand Chapter jurlsric-
Mon of Michigan, residing In De
troit met with the Worthy Grand
Matron, Mrs. Agnes Bristol, 1241
Jos Cnmpau, on Saturday afternoon
A splendid an Instructive meeting
was held. Many plans were form
ulated for the good at the O. E. 8.
Onr advertiser* are your friends.
Patronise them. They help the
Tribune.
.MODERNISTIC STI7)Y (LIT!
The club held its bi-monthly
meeting recently, at the home of
Mrs. M. A. Ferguson, 12344 Mit
chell st.
The plans for the clubs’ benefit
purty were completed. Tho affair
will be held Friday, Dec. 22, at
tho residence of Mrs. Curtiss, T>44o
23rd street. Admittance- is by non
perishable groceries. All are cord
ially invited. Remember, inasmuch
as you have done it unto the least
of these, my brethen, you have
done it unto me.”
TWENTIETH YeNTIRY
RACIAL CLt’K
Tho initial meeting of the Twen
tieth Century Racial club was held
at Brewster Center, Wednesday,
Dec. 6. An interesting program was
rendered as follows: Address, "The
Day and the Time,” by J. W,
Mullens: explanation of platform
and principles of club by J. (’. Mont
gomery remarks, “How to Increase
tho membership,” Miss Odell Jack
son.
The club Is an organization that
Is striving for race uplift. An In
vitation io Join is extended all pro
gressive ’ young members of lha
rare. The elnb also met Wednes
day, Dec. 20, at Brewster Center.
XEHAKRY AM MM ASS’N
The MeHarry Alumni Associa
tion, of Detroit, held its regular
monthly meeting, last Monday night
nt the Y. M. (', A. After brief re
marks by the president, Dr. Sparks
a timely instructive paper on “The
Diagnosis of Tuberculosis in Chil
dren,” was read by Dr. Joe Thomas
the medical director of Rethesda
Hospital. He also demonstrated
with X- pictures, different
stages f tuuerculosis in children.
Those present were Drs. Sparks,
Tandy, Graham Watkins Jenkins,
Alf. Thomas Collins, W. O. Thomp
son, McClendon. Owen, J. P.
Thomas, and Joe Thomas.
m:i> mm: cut*
Mrs. Mabel Moseley of Fir wood
avenue graciously entertained the
[ Sophisticated Xfne Rridge Club
last Wednesday with a delicious
luncheon and pleasant evening of
bridge. Mrs. Thelma Wisdom was
awarded a lovely first prr'o. Mrs.
Sylvia M. Tucker won a beautiful
second prize.
The Sophisticated Nine extend
sincere wishes for a speedv re
covery to Mrs. Johnson, mother of
Miss Carrie Mills., who Is the
treasurer of the club.
THF YkITKRIONS
The Criterion* were most rrne.
tonslv entertained bv Cleon'in*
McHenry on Friday evetitmr. Final
plans were made for Die Christmas
partv to be held Wednesday. Dec.
27. It Is to be an invitational affnir.
and It is looked forward to with
great enthusiasm by the members
and their friends.
The clnb, whieh consists of 12
members at present. Is planning
to increase the membership in the
near future. Member* present were
Odessa F.llis, Olive Watson. Marlon
Moore. Rntli and Mvrl Thompson.
Edna Triggs, and Cleophns Mc-
Henry, William White. Clarence
Greer, John Moore, and Riehard
Anderson.
A moat delicious three course
luncheon .was served by the host,
and the remainder of the evening
was spent at dancing and cards.
Circle Celebrates
23rd Anniversary
The Altar Circle of the Second
Bauptist Church celebrated Its
twenty-third anniversary Monday.
Dec. 11 1933. Meeting was held
at the residence of Mrs. Patience
Buckner, 6734 Hartford, president
Mrs. Mary OBby presiding
The program which was very un
ique consisted of Christmas music.
The hostess served a very dainty
menu, and surprised the organiz
ation by presenting a beautiful
cake decorated with twenty three
candles. The visitors were Mrs.
Pettlford and Mrs. Lewis.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 28, 1933 2146 St. Antoine, Cor. Columl^h^
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FASHIONS
By Mary M. Stallings
PLEASURE IN GIFTS
The last moments for shopping
are drawing near and decisions
have to be quickly made. The littl ?
things that one would not buy for
himself are the gifts that are al
ways welcome.
Rohes are something that anyone
will appreciate. The variety of
robes is vast and beautiful. The
Juniors like the coolie style robes.
They have a loose comfortable
hang and ure decorative in de
signs. Tho older girls will ad
mire a Russian robe. It is a
double-breasted flannel robe with
a standing collar. These flannel
robes are full length and warm us
well as chic.
Mother would enjoy having a two
toned Chinese styled robe, they are
of a delightful color combination
(rimmed with a salin revers and
belt.
Does your friend stay homo eve
nings? Then a more practical gift
is a pair of lounging puJamas.
Heavy velveteen or corduroy paj
amas help to lighten the duy for
the young lady who likeg to re
lax in the evenings and yet he able
to receive any possible company.
Lounging pajamas have the de
signing ability of the eening gowns
o: dinner frocks.
Ice skating season is here again.
'llie Juniors will be in need of a
new camel’s hair sweater set. These
sets are economical and cry charm
ing in gay colors and interesting
zipper styles. With the sweater set.
either a skirt or trousers are worn
Color schemes for these winter
garments are ery bright and warm
ing which will delight any young
woare.L
Dainty lingerie of pure dye crepe
is a distinctive gift for every fem
inine wardrobe. Hand embroidered
monograms adds to the individuality
of tin* gift.
Lace hedjackets are the gift for
the mother or grand mother who
will not be able to sit up and en
joy tho festive day.
Some of the many friends will
only receive cards this season so
a small sheer linen handkerchief
with appllqued work adds to these
greetings.
** * *
Greetings to everyone and may
Oc,l be with you during the com
ing New Year,
Dorcas Society of
Detroit To Give
Charity Ball
The Dorcas Society of Detroit
will present their annual charity
ball and cabaret party, Thursday,
Dec. 28, at the Artistic Temple.
They will feature streets of Paris,
with fun and dancers.
Music by Gloster Currents Night
en gales
The public is Invited.
Admission fjOo.
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Moses 1. Walker, Vice pre% and Treasurer
Sfe Albert E. Kenney -Vice President S
Ja Louis C. Blount—Vice Pres., and Necretary
Hr. Robert Greenldtrr Medical Director
V llenrj W. Holcomb—lnspector
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C. Collins Miller— Agency Director *??
y 11. Louise Henderson—Chief Bookkeeper
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SOCIAL fcOTES
As silvery tinkle &oi. c* Crinkle’s sleigh
bells draws nearer and fcaves , piepauiitions for
legion of pre-Christrf other Yuletide
social festivities are be ini r%|f e with joyous en
rt thus!asm. Many and be the local en-
V\ tertainments, parties, dana Y * u t*|L CMS an< * s P e cial
)! musical programs to holfwie. -troit merry.
0 y Among the prc-holidil* •• • Activities are
the following: The Younger Set’s bracks, jfflty* at the Y.
M. C. A., Thursday night, Dec. 21; i’hoir, j«f>ebs dancing
party, at the swanky Creole Kitchenlation Ardens, Friday
night, Dec. 22; The Beau Brum Saturday. On
Christmas evening at Central Comma enter, will be
featured the basketball game he
tween the Central Big Five, and
West Virginia Stuto College, Glow
ed by a dance. The Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity’s dance will he
held Tuesday night, 2li, at Artistic
Temple; while on Wednesday night
the Del Sprites wil stage their un
ique snow frolic at the Creole
Gardens. Following these nffairs,
will come the Deltas’ formal, tin*
College Women's club dancing
party, the New Era Study Club’s
dramatic plays and dancing party;
open house celebration at Park
side Hospital on New Year’s Day;
and open house at the St. Antoine
Branch “Y” January, besides
scares of less spectacular social
affairs in all portions of the city.
Attorney Percy Piper, will leave
for St. lx>uis, Missouri, during the
week end, to attend the Alpha Phi
Alpha's national convention, of
which he is nat.nal secretary.
Mrs. Mlda Giant, of Chicago,
‘ip
The Lucy Thurman Branch is be.
pinning to make preparations for
the Annual Meeting which will oc
cur on January 4 t 1934. It is (he
plan to present a most unique
setting for (he Annual Meeting
after one year in the new build
ing. The Annual Dinner will pre
cede the meeting.
• • • •
The Merry Oo Hound continu ;
to he an attraction for the unem
ployed girls from IS to 25 years
of age. Recreation in the gym
nasium, health talks, table set
ting, renovation of clathea are
some of the activities engaging the
attention of the girls. All unem
ployed girls are invited to come
on Wednesday from 10 A. M. to
12 noon.
Tho Girl Reserve Committee
gave a bridge party in the gym
nasium on December 1»! at 2 P. M.
Avery pleasunt afternoon was en
oyed.
formerly ■ *oit, Is In the city,
visiting M #< nd Mrs. Thurtnan
Brady. OOP Northfleld.
** * *
Mrs. Effle Martin, 608 K. Col
umbia, has returned to th< city,
after a three week’s stay in Wis
cnsln where she was called on ac
count of the illness of her mother.
** * *
Cornelius Henderson, of How
ard university, returned from
Washington, I). C. last week, to
spend the (’hristmas holidays with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. ('. L.
Henderson, of 30th st.
* * * *
Miss Jewell Thomas, a senior
high school student, of Ann Arbor,
Mich., was the guest of her Hunt,
Mrs. Sara Levi Stephens of Vine
wood avenue, Friday and Saturday
of lust week. Miss Thomas took
part on the program presented li *
Mrs. Stephens, for the the Detroit
Study Club’s entertainment, honor
ing ladies of the Phyllis Wheatley
Home.
Sick & Convalescing
('arl T. Stewart, of 18574 Nor
wood, who has been confined in the
I‘. M. Marine Hospital with a fract.
ured ankle, is returning home tt;
spend the holidays with iris family
and will appreciate his friends
drooping into to sim him.
Mr. 1,. A. Wingfield of 6638 28th
St., linotype operator for the De
troit Tribune, lias been quite ill
ami confined to his home during
the past week
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women to happiness. I am oonli
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