The Michigan chronicle. [volume], January 31, 1942, CITY EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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IRMA LANGSTON HONORED BY BERNICE McCAUGHN AT BRIDAL SHOWER
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CLUBS and Other Briefs
R program and tn.-
| Monday past enjoyed a delec
| on Warren avenue,
j The chang’ng of the club's name was
' rliscu.-sed and it was changed to The
j Pandora club, so don't forget us. Eacn ,
J Monday breakfast. Maude Malone pre
-1 I' " •'••• t ;.t foe
| Saddler. 247 Owen- Mr?. W. Manuel.
j "eld its regular meeting on Friday.
16 at the home of Mrs. Flor
! enee WPlrams. *Ol7 Stanford. i
| t-c i in t-pir various endeavors,
t iat they unanimously ieelected them
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1 • ir nert e meet at
ibINNER P XRTV
land Mrs. Mane l.ucas of M.iskefcor
■ sard. Mrs. Vivian Diggs and Miss
; Kathryrte Dig*-
of M'ss Wi'M.ims. * Monday night. Jan.
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Tttr -r-f-Tii or th«*«cht
The whoopee girls
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REMEMBER ....
AKA PLAY
FRIDAY NIGHT
VINEWOOD 1-3882
FLOYD'S
TOURIST HOTEL
Rooms By Day or Night
731 SOUTH SOLVAY STREET
Direction: West Jefferson to South Solvav
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MAMIE BENNETT. Asst. Mgr. _ LILLIE FLYNN. Mgr
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WOMEN, GIRLS
2-way Relief!
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I energy arid
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ton vs ill become the bride of
Herman l.lovd early in Febru
ary. il Miss MeCaughn and
Miss l.angston are shown open
ing some of the gifts. i2i Mrs.
Frames Mack. Ilattie Langston.
Melba Grimes. Lorraine Rox-
Mix Irma l.angston. who comes
from one of Detroit’* oldest and
most distinguished families was
guest of honor at a personal
shower given for her by Miss
Heroine Met'aughn. Saturday eve-
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from left to right are: Martha
Fendley, Dorothy Criinipton, Irma
Browder, Tommie \ Imor, Louise
Fergui'stm, Fddie Alae llill and
Eunice llolcumh. In the third row
from left to right are: F\ alia llam-
Ihe V Debs gave a Boy-Meets-
Girl dance last week. Shown here
are: first row, from left to right:
Matilda Shand. Agolha Sl.non.
Until Davis. In the second row.
J nual address of the pres dent Mr* 1 . S.
j assistant recording secretary: Mi?
| Biown. Modena Meyers and Zadi * •
j and la*'a Mae Hendruk*'
praident: L. Wilson, second v ; ce pre'-
i conesponding secretary: W. Taylor,
secretary of the board: S Robin.-on. ;
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AIMIRETTM Ct.l H
Gwendolyn Edison. Poll was ca lei j
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THE VERY
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Bonnets, off the face style,
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Experts in attendance to ag
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borough. Juanita Coleman, l.ena
Walden, and Arlie Davis are seen
in the foreground. (31 F'ranees
Mark. Daisy Turner, L’elress
Campbell Mildred Simmons, and
Mary Curtis were others who at
tended the affair.
‘Y’ I)KBS
ilton. Admsor, Betty Browde.
Theresa Richardson. Mary TVart v.
Mildred Crawford. Solona Wat
kins. Marx Kirk. Martha llarves.
Frances Watkins, and Mrs. Car
ring ton adult education secretary.
,; £ ::z::r t.^i
Butler. A. Wafer. Walter S. Theodore
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wwKKrh •mmm
Nurses Day At >
B. T. Washington
Luncheon Meet
By LEI.A MAE HENDRICKS
| Last Wednesday was visiting
1 nurses day at the weekly Booker 1.
: Washington
i luncheon meeting at the Lucy Thur- ,
I naan Branch Y.W.C.A. Carleton
I Gaines. president of the association. I
■feliudiiced Mrs Ira Whitby, chair
of the Be.mbien committee of
trie. V,.siting Nurse association, who'
Liijesided during the ‘program '
I Miss Maxine Fears and Mrs. Car-
I rie Mae Woi>d rendered two excel- |
1 lent piano iolos. Mrs. Emily Sar- j
I gent, director of the Visiting Nurse
i association, was guest speaker and
j her talk. Defense work in rela- !
Ton." She stateA'lhe city was di
[ vided in sixteen wines and so many .
! doctors and nurses assigned each i
thousand graduate nurses iii Detroit.
| one hundred vi.ntmgj
' that is. the one making more calls !
land having the largest number r.f !
I of which Mrs. Anna Bowman is sti- j
land that the Great i-akes Insur
j ance company and the Western
j t.'nton were the only Negro Irisur
' having nursing contracts with the
! Mrs. 1 * Bowman also told of the
j nurse*. Her staff made twentv
! seven thousands visits in 1941 and
i ttwik care nf alpiost six thousand
patient:*. We think that is a record!
j of which to be proud. j
1 On Friday afternoon. .Tannarv ?2 the
j Mrmbriship of the club is a« fol
{tittisurer: Anna Banks, financial sec-
I l.iulie Shoals. Annie Bell. Luvema
Preceding a lovely buffet lunch
eon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
i ieUher Mowers, the marriage us
their charming daughter. Wanda
Perkins, to Oliver W. Gardner,
xc as announced. Wanda is a for
mer resident of Columbus. Ohio.
Mr. Gardner is a former student
of Wayne university and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gardner of
Detroit.
Annie Mae Powell, president: 2934
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1942
jli.O.P. Girls Have
A Valentine Party
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The GOP girls (Girls of Prog
i ressi formerly the KK. Klub, wi ll_
l\e their first affair of this year,
| February 13, 1942.
| It will be a Valentine cabaret
party at ihe Twelve Horsemen's Club
and favors and. balloons will be
! given to a'i who attend.
Desplie the fact that this day will
be Friday, the 13. the girls will
brave a' superstitions and trv to
have a pie,..- tig turnout. Tickets at
25 cents can be purchased from the
licne IL *f pres : dent: Lorraine
Ti ner, v, e president: Earline
Scott, secretary Wi' a Mae Cheeks,
Trea«urei: Dorothy Cheeks, commit-
I porter: l.ilhan Perry Smith, busi
-1 ne« e manager; Betty Davis, Ger
; trude Flagg. Mildred K ng. Mae
; Strobe: Kathenne Draper. Alberta
Rice, program chairman; and Verna
' T.underman,
l Once each month the gir’s wi 1
o
c:i . y among themselves in such
- Vr.s as bowling, swimming, skat-
IriZ. riding, dancing and such pieas
, urejt as bi dge parties, pot lucks,
progressive dinners, and theatre
: parties. We hope, after several
weeks of practice to form a bowling
; All the members are engaged in
some sort of occupation outside or
; in their home and a great deal of
1 our time cannot be given to our
[club and its activities, but the
•GOP a intend to devote a good
: deal of their leisure time to mak
-1 :i a. the club a l*ett9r one than we
Ihate ever had before.
Information about the club and
, its first social affairs can be ob
tained by calling Ty. 4-0855 Ty.
5-4094. or Ty. 7-5610.—Alice Strau
thrr. reporter.
Marriage
Announced
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