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PAGE EIGHT
#i^^y//Soc»ETy
IBDUims
BETTY CAIN HARRIS
CHAIRMAN OF OMEGA WIVES BRIDGE
The* Omega Wives will give their benefit bridge party at
J-ucy Thurman Y \\ c \ on Saturday March -X at 2
|vm... .with numbers-of prizes which are being: donated and
n grand door prize. , for the holder of the lucky number.... |
Betty Cain Harris is chairman of the affair....
The wives will hold their next meet on Wednesday night
Instead of Thursda> . because of JOSEPHINE lIARRELD:
LOVE'S recital, .which they plan to attend in a group.. . . |
(She is the very newest of the Wives.) . . . MRS. NELL
DOTSON PLANT will be hostess at the meeting.. .which
Is to be held at her home on Kirby....
And yet other news about Omega Wives. . would be that 1
of the recent return of ESSELL SAL'LSBERRY.. .from Cali
fornia and Arizona. ..
JOHNNIE MAE McCONNICO is still out there.. .and hav
ing a lovely time. . .wrote us the cutest, card on real copper
.and savs she wiA be coming back this way real soon.
Os course you know that the SAVLSBERRYS are en
sconced in their ultra, ultra lionu 1 .. .on Eighteenth ami
Viscer road in Ecorse.. Friends are giving rave notices to
the ohjets and art.... with which ESSEL has so tastily
adortiPii the place....
JOHNNIE MAE was saying that they had spent some
time with PAIL WILLIAMS. . .the architect. . .and that he
hart so graciously shown them in and about the lovely,
Hollywood homes lie lias designed. . .which must have con-j
tributed so much to their trip....
* * *
AND FAREWELLS GO ON AND ON
MR. and MRS. EDWARD EFRANKS gave a farewell party
. .in their apartment on Übrestcr avenue. . .honoring JOE
PRATHER and EDDIE DONALD, both of whom leave for j
ramp this week. . .this Wednesday to be exact.. . .St. Flair
Billups . .Dorothy Miller. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greene.. |
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickman. . .Rob Love and Melba Grimes
....Edward Donald... Blaine Skinner. .Joe Prather and
Helen Dillard... Leroy Soles and Geraldine Porter.. .were
among those .who attended.. . .JOE P'RATHER left last Sat-,
urday for Atlanta to spend a few days with his parents...
before leaving for camp.
These farewell parties for potential soldiers. . .are becom
ing more and more frequent.. .which brings home to us.
very forcibly the fact that the was is a real sure enough
actuality...
* * *
ATTORNEY CRAIGEN STRICKEN
ATTY. JOSEPH CRAIGEN was taken to Edith K. Thomas
hospital Sunday night...with pneumonia... and was con
sidered iii a- riotis condition when last we heard.. a.
.5 SNOWDEN WILLIAMS’ s stcr.
and looks so much l.kc him . .cel
ebra-.ed her birthday last Sunday
Mr ar.d Mrs. Billings .and th"
| Snowden Williamses were out to
i d.ne and dance for the evening.
* * *
THE YTIRAHCS plan very big
:h:nes for their fa«hion revue...on
April 11 Plans are in the making
for the importation of jorrifr glam
rous models from Chicago and
. Ch.vck.nd... »v Inch should mi»ke of i
• a very, very lovely affair.
* * *
TOM McCAMPBELL . ard DR
WALTER HINES have become ar
dent bowling enthusiasts . . and
blag about their scores.. .This bowl
ling rivals Dr. Hines’ golf...we
th.uk,
Ju*' hundred-- of the younger se*
c*.leaded toe Pre-St. Patricks day
I danog.. .which was held at Ply
| mouth Congregational church recre
ation rooms last Saturday night... !
1 the topical 1 r..- h deco: ' on*
“r.cd nap v* a '' p shamrocks and
.. i in the trad.tionai greer.
A r the tee* agers and friends
p.we pa Joj • Shcrrrll . . .
■ • Fuller...L
■Javno Foster.. .‘Dorio Ann Sh.veri.
Phyllis Patterson . ..Iva Jayne!
.. .Joan Kennedy . . ;|
~l.;ne Solomon...Latiore Davis . .
!■: h • Cm-.. Peter Whittaker
Patsy Whitby... Cornela Bledsoe
. Gerald ne Bledsoe..,.Joan Del
. Ru.-. mi .Velma Mays . . . Julian,
Witherspoon... .Bill Mh’.ney . - 1
i Leona Luckey.. Peggy Jem Burri*!
. B -c Ann Wheeler.... Barbara
Wheeler.. .Elmore Wad*...Grovere
'Si: -ng> . . Be Fuller....Vsepn
!e....lflsrtha
Dorothy Causey...David
Heard.. .Hank Jason. . D;iiiy Chou- \
lit . . . Jerry Carter ,g>d
' other* Mrs. Ed wand Qavis a* spQ.i-
Jsor of the club ..the Lvo Gefc s
| F.lles.
• • . CluhT : ’- emB"! ■■ anirSm
| t i-banrls or ; a.-t SnMirdi.y niehf'ot
B dpe* wTs .■r.c.vfd ai*er whfob
T <• meet me broke up r.i'ber rxcl*j|
| Mrs. Edward Spencer. M- and Mrs
j Wil'.e Henderson. M- and Mrs rharl-.-
r^: i '' n «nd M MrF d T.o’r. M
i and Mrs. Robert Tvler. Mr. and Mrs
TJIF PRETTV nWriNT. ROTS
JtRI \K IHI MONOTONY
Tnere have always been . pret’y.
c •
f>r tr.e • ed business men
but tables have changed...and I
th*:e arc so: re very handsome ’.ads,
...easy on the eves of the weary
t
hr re.. a.v.y fr mth r tSe* fries j
j
BOYS are xs&st
i-.e raving about... MARGARET
V KTK v
J. • D< jit . . . There is JULES|
ADGER ' s l:k r Georcoi
J" vr.c. hr —as - J~vr Boy"
. .EDDIE MORTON echo i- a twin
to Otur brother) and who • own]
t -Pretty Edd.e" . . . ar.i ROY|
T. \r. ’R (who is called ... »
•
i th-- HONT COLES the super
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• ; . • . is the ;• .voetc-st V.'Mc;
*na ALAN is swell people, too. j
MOH7 ABOIT THE ARMY I
NORMAN TABOR . .wJ . Is now
*--,fT , -rr.; • at For* Carter .vv i
j’epvo th..- week, for Fort Belvd.r.
r
four-.. E - .ne« • h.* •:.n at Custer ;
f \DhF.TS
SELMA M CLASHER has a per-'
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S-'.e that ILVAaETT JONES. ■ Vs.
»‘«?E-re days . or play
l-.g very, very cod—lor some re*-
MRS MATTIE VIXFIY who has |
rrnrth? a? ho . r rues: of her dauzh- 1
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frur home in Pi. uuMiphin I .’.’. While
Sar FF.RN JOHSSON for" the 1
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IN DOUBLE RING CEREMONY
ceremony wax held in the living
room of the bride's parents. Rev.
J. S. Williams, pastor of the New
Mt. Zion Baptist church, per
formed the double wedding ring
Popular Mildred E. Shafer, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Shafer Jr., became the bride of
Warren llarding Hickey Sunday
afternoon. March 15, 1942. The
I COVER THE TOWN
By JOHN WOOD
Sammy Twiggs outb’ushing his
16-year-old bride, the former Dor
othy Smith . . . The men going
into beauty parlors and coming r>ut
with waves in their hair that draw
"ah's'’ and "Oh's” from the febwnes
who can't fight their way in ahead
of the stronger sex . . . The musi
cal street car conductor who sings
out the stops to the amusement of
the passengers . , . The good
Americans out Conant Gardens way
staying out of the factories, hold
ing up the wheels of defense indus
try while they argue that other
Americans who want to work to
defeat the Axis shouldn't live in
decent homes . . . Mayor Jeffries
demonstrating the fine art of pass
ing the buck . . . Newspapermen
settling personal differences through
their columns taking an unfair ad
vantage of their opponents . . .
Nurses in private hospitals w’onder
ing where their next job is coming
from if and when the welfare board
retains the taboo on county patients
jin private institutions . . . The
i housewife telling friends how she
carefully hoarded 200 pounds of
sugar and returned home one night
to find it all missing . . . The cab
driver stopping his hack to help an
old lady across the stret while a
dozen i-ile men loaf on the corner
... The little girl in Black Bot
tom escorted to school by her dog.
the dog returning home and back
to the schoolhouse in time to escort
her home again . . .
The hundreds of Detroiters regis
tering at city hall getting ready for
the voting season, and open season
on Rogell, Dorais, Darliek, Van
Aanwerpt, Eagecomb, and Ten
erowizc.
Mildred Shafer
Weds W. Harding
Mildred E. Shafer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shafer Jr.,
I became the bride of Warren Hard
' ing Hickey, Sunday afternoon,
j March 15.
The ceremony was held In the
| living room of the bride's parents.
| Rev. J. S. Williams, pastor of the
j New St, Mt. Zion Baptist church,
performed the double wedding ring
ceremony. She was given in mar-
I riage by her father.
Mrs. Kenneth Winfrey sister of
. the bride,’ was matron of honor. Mr.
I Winfrey served as best man. The
color scheme of the decorations in
I the home and the wedding cake
! corresponded with the white of the
I bride's wedding gown and the pink
of the matron of honor's gown.
A reception followed and the
j bride was the recipient of many
| practical as well as lovely gifts. Mrs.
, Warren Hickey is a pledgee of the
Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
I THE INSIDE STORY: Some
months ago disturbances flared up
at Northwestern h.gh school and
1 feeling ran high when a young
j white boy came off second best in
a fight with a Negro student when
• the hitler is alleged to haVe resort
i ed to the use of a knife to settle
the argument What was a minor
I incident was heralded as a near
5 riot and polite were dispatched to
i Later mass meetings were held
I and in tire-'.ed parties offered to
I cooperate w.th teachers at the
sch'Kil to find a solution to the
I "problem." Actually no problem
I existed, for the parents and teach
i the solution and no further flare- j
j ups between students have come to |
students thought that, should such j
and this they have proved. j
An interracial students eommit
■ tee was formed, known as the Young
; People's Better Race Relations,
'mediately set in motion to discuss
I all probable race problems in the
student group The committee has |
j functioned handsomely and on the •
| surface everything is all right at
; Northwestern- high.
Luit week column learned j
that the committee has anew prob- j
| lom to deal with, the problem of
i preventing an assistant principal
, from intimidating Negro students
at Northwestern high .school This
mans As.,(ant Principal J B Wol
• bur and tiws students say they are
j kept bu v building up where Wol
bur tears down. They are some-
I what concerned abot Wo bur s in-;
' tcrcM .*i the D< -y Bar, where most
■1 where
i Wolbur frequently goes and orders
the colored kids out It is signifi
cant to note that Wolbur has had
no complaint from the management
'This column chocked that part oft
I I the story over the week end.t
Gloria Morgan who is active in'
the committee says Wolbur started j
I! stirring up trouble as a result of a j
fight between two colored boys a
few w eeks ago. and since then he j
' visits the Dairy’ Bar daily and
|j orders colored children out. This
I column offers no solution to this
problem for it is convinced the |
j students, who hav e been working I
out their own problems for. the last
few months, will also find a way i
j to take care of Mr. Wolbur.
■• The purpose for writing this
fritary is trr warn complacent parents I
of the danger to the good race re
lations of the students at the school
I should Woibur continue to stir up
i trouble byjntimjdating Negro stu-'
[I dents Anri it might be a good idea
8 for the Board of Education to all
4\Tr Wolbur n Mid let him .explain
actions. After all, there must be
Weddng Announced
A t Party
A few friends were invited for I
an informal visit with Mr. Sand- j
ers at his home on Tireman. Sun
day from six to eight o'clock This
visit turned out tio be an announce-|
ment party. T>ie interested parties I
were Muss Alice P. Stuart and Al-1
| bert Sanders.
The-.happy couple were married,
in January and are at home to their 1
| friends, 4514 Tireman avenue
i Guests present included Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Washington, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlee Retterson, Mr. and
I Mrs. H. L. McKinney. Mr. and Mrs.
j George Langston, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor. Mr. and (Mrs. Elliot Wrentz.
| Mr. and Mrs. F D Brewton. Mes
! dames Luther Mangum, Ralph Mc
' Kinney, Or* Anderson. L. Ran-
I dolph. Albert Spicey, MLs* Maggie
' Young, Mr*. E. Patrick, Ollie
| Brown, Ollie Rosetoorough, Sadie
j Wade, Olivi* Abell and Elizabeth
J Adams.
LFF FID BILL’S TEN CLUB
Members of tha elub met at tti*
Twelve Horseman s club on Wednes
-1 After a brief business and feneral
discussion of s sprint psrty to he
i held soon the meeting was adjourned
lAoTOR cm* CAVALCADE
i The busses rnwded with white
•vd black workers on their way to
for the midnite shift to'
ftind the Axis . . Husky "brown
on leave taking in the j
glamour of the Motor City's parade
lof beautiful girls . . . the blind \
er fighter begging in an out-of-the-
Wv>* spot, because he can t stand
ft*r7rmnilitation of being seen ask- j
■[v«g old lady who found an image in
t|}« sediments of a tea-cup trymg ■
to £qjivince friends it's the fare of i
Ch.%* . , . The 10-year-old girl
s:i 1 ge'.ling papers in PV. after 9
J p.m . f|id the eops doing nothing I
about . , . The fortune teller on St. i
Antoine getting well since one of
her last AVek's predictions came I
true in the first race . . . The gov- I
eminent men listening in on the
mass meet at Hartford B. C. Thurs
■Ly ■ ■ • fount
saxophonist dodging autoglaph bun- ]
ters and dropping a large silver
coin In a blind mans cup . . . The
Mandys and Bridgets on their i
1 Thursdays off, trucking down the
j main stem to meet their Flat Foots ■
j and Floogies who toil not but earn
the:r living by the sweat of some-1
I body eise's brow . . * The blind i
| organist sing.ng the same song in
! 2a.r or stormy weather ... Young,
Three A re
Winners At
Gala Party
Thursday. Marah 5. was a_ his
torical date for the 12 Horsemen's
club subsidiary board; spon&ors of
a National Defense party, in an all
out effort to arouse their many
friends and associates of the im
portance of buying more defense
bonds and stamps.
It was indeed a gala affair, high
lighted toy excellent entertainment
and music by that old Master Jim
my Davenport and his orchestra.
Persons holding tickets with
lucky numbers were awarded prizes
of defense bonds and stamps.
First prize went to Miss M. Bush
of 444 St. Paul.
Second prize went to Mrs. Velma
Graham of 2018 Henry street.
Third prize was awarded to Mil
ton Groggins of 317 Eliot street.
All proceeds of the defense party
have been converted into defense
bonds and stamps.
The 12 Horseman's Subsidiary
board has shown that clubs and
other organizations can play a big
part in our efforts to keep them
flying.
Buy defense bonds and stamps
Engaged
Announcement is made by Mr
and Mrs. Walter B. Jones of Wex
ford avenue of the engagement of
their daughter, Geraldine to George \
Brown, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. G I
Brown of Stanford avenue.
The couple have set June 14 a? I
the djjte for their marriage which!
will be solemnized in the home of j
the bride's parents at 7:30 o'clock
Attending the bride-elect will be
Elizabeth Ann Jones, maul of
honor and Estelle Taylor, Mary
Louise Pratt, Evelyn M White. Rose
Mane Smith, brides maids; Wyman \
j Louis Shaw, bestman; Carl David |
Thomas. Leroy McCall, Chester j
! Pratt and Thomas Jack Berry as
The wedding reception will fol
low in the home and immediately
afterwards the bride and groom will
leave for a two-weeks’ stay in New
York.
Detroit Musicians
To Present Program
| The cultural committee of Second i
j Baptist church, assisting the Detroit j
Musicians Association, presents an
ie’aborate program of entertainment'
| Monday evening. March 23, at 8
o'clock, sharp.
I Others appearing on program are
WPA concert orchestra, with Leroy j
Smith doing the directing; Lorain
eita Leßon. giving an address in ■
(which tne proper unJerstandng of!
music will be featured; Miles Fai- !
son, baritone; Miss Mary Doctor, |
i soprano, and the Celestial Choris-1
| ters, in several selections, under the ■
direction of Jerene Gurley Mack’.in. j
I Accompanying Mr. FaiSon and the j
j choral group, is Miss Margaret!
I Jones.
Fred Hart Williams, president,
Detroit Musicians Association, pre
sides. The program is part of the
monthly musical activities spon
sored by the DMA.
LADY SLIPPER BRIDGE CLt B
The Lady Slipper bridge chib met
iel* on Owen street. Wednesday. The
club played for three prizes. Mrs.
Thelma Johnson won first prize, Mrs.
Angelina Billips won second prizt;
Mrs. Anne won consolation
prize. The hostess served a delicious
luncheon. The chib adjourned and
Loch next week. Mr*. L. Johnson.
ceremony. Seen in the above pic
ture, left to rght: Mrs. Mamie
Hickey, Mr. and Mr*. Warren
Hickey, Mrs. Susie Shafer, Ken
neth and Josephine Winfrey.*
The American Beauty
Social And Art Club
The American Be^ity.Social and
Art club gave a play and musical,
Monday night: March 16. git Bishop
Robinson s Alpha Omega church on |
Holbrook.
The affair was successful in spile j
of the stormy weather. The program I
was opened the choral grotty
under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy
Steger of Brewster Recreation
Center. An amusing play was
enacted by members of the Ameri
can Beauty club called "Exchange.”
The following took part: Miss Cath
erine Smith, judge; Mrs. Terrance
Styles, office boy; Miss Cordelia I
\farlin, vain .woman: Mrs. Iyonne
Webb,’ prihr V Mrs. Beatrice I
Brown, rich man; Mrs. Mable Smith,
director. Solos were by Mrs. Esther'
Lowe, Mrs. Dorothy Steger, and j
Mrs. Mable Smith. Instrumental i
i solo, Carle Steger. Recitation, Mer
[ lene Hall.
j Members of the club wish to take
this opportunity to thank everyone I
for their cooperation in making this [
affair a success.
The American Beauty Social and i
Art club omitted their meeting be- j
cause of the play and musical at the ,
Alpha Omega church on Holbrook,;
which was a great success.
The next meeting will be with j
Miss Catherine Smith, 535 Farns- ;
worth.
PEERLESS ART CLUB
» good luck dance at the Women s j
Federation club. Friday, March 13.
Among those seen dancing to the latest
popular hits were: Joan Kennedy.
Lenard Barthwell, Sally Giles, Chuck
Pace. Bill Ellis. Sidney Parker, Vivian
Greenhouse, Thomas Cave, Betty
Scott, Margaret laghtener, Doris
Mathis, Billy Waters, Phyllis atter
son. Alfred Hickman. Does Davis.
Harry Nash and many others. Mixing
with their guests were the JP A.
Mary Jones, Mary Lindsay, Barbara
MoCarev, Constance Blount, Etta Hur
ley, Gerldine Marshall, Marjorie
Leis, Jeanetta Walker, Mary C. Moore
F-dith Calton and La Vata Reache.—
Mrs. Sadie Lidsay, sponsor.
Attention
GET IN LINE WITH
DEFENSE
NEW BEAUTY
COURSE
1.000 HOURS
143 SCHOOL DAYS
Only 25 Weeks
BEE-DEW
Beauty College
Graduates assured steady
employment. Good pay. Un
limited opportunity. Com
petent instructors to teach
you the easy
BEE DEW WAY
Before you enroll, investi
gate. Share the honors of
a prize-winning school.
LOW TUITION
DAY AND NICHT CLASSES
Pay As You Can
Don’t Wait Start Today
Mme. Vivian Smith Nash,
OWNER
705 E. Forest Ave.
Terrace 1-3856
In just i lew days your
mirror will prove it...
Tonight, look into your mirror. Ts
an older, duller, darker, outer skin
is what you see, make a date with
your jar of Black and White Bleach
ing Cream and get started toward
“tne lighter side”.
Use Black and White Bleaching
Cream according to directions. Soon
that duller, darker, outer skin will
start to "flake off"—bleaching ac
tion starts—you're headed for fair
er. lighter, smoother, softer com
plexion.
Millions of jars have been sold to
Satisfied users. So demand Black
and White Bleaching Cream—loc
at five and ten stores. Large sizes,
25c and 50c.
For be«t results wash your fact
thoroughly before applying Black
and White Bleaching Cream. We
recommend using the famous Black
and White Skin Soap for this. 10c at
five and ten stores. Large size, 25c.
B LAC Kand WHITE
BLEACHING CREAM
MISS MONTGOMERY WEDS
ffi&o|~* * ~*
r
Miss Alice Montgomery ami Or
ville Poynter were married last
Saturday and held their wedding
reception at the beautiful Worn
Brewster Hithers And Thithers
HELIX) FOLKS:
The annual bird hnu-e c *
be held at Convention Ha'.l .n c ; -
nection with the flower show, on,
March 21, at 230 Joe Duple
sponsoring the presentation made ’■ :•
boys from the woodcraft c’. i.-. tai. ’
by Harry Thornton of 25 bird: i.-c
from here. No two are alike. There
are bluebird houses, feeding she Ivt
by the Detroit X
prizes will be awarded three cl.i
the juniors, intermediates and tne
boys will "do us proud” as thc\
The* women's meet at Olympic
has been sheduled for April 30 and
Mrs. Malone is very busy training;
the women on Wednesday n.sht*
the dance assigned to us, ntmv.-y
the "rhumba"—one, two. three,
kick; one. two, three, kuk. I'.
fast moving dance, under tne -utc-_
lidge of Mi s Mai ine, and thi < 1-
orful costumes will cert . i ;■
sure a splendid reception > <
part of the program. Yo\ id c
Last Monday night our 1 idic'
choral group, the American Bc.iu->
Glee club, and the Alpha Omega
Double Help for
WOMEN!
What do you do when head a -he. >
nervousness, cramp-like pain, lai k j
of energy ami appetite, or some j
other form of periodic, functional
distress begins to make you miser- J
able? Why not do as thousands of
women and takb CARDL'I?
There are two wavs to take it.
First: To help rr!ir\r perio
ei >,54
SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1042
en's Club Building that evening.
The couple is seen in a charming
pose taken during the reception.
m
f . ■ and
! 29. at t; e Alpha and O.neg. church,
-516 II ibrovk. at a 4 oh -k tea,
! Bu V.. - . n,. f• -n Pitta
l bursa \\..s n our'"Bi. .ding last
'week. He :>• an i:.tvrc-ting person
•r.e B.:i R.m r.-m ’ tr-.phy and
true exam| f se'.f ‘making. Born
I'he ••.■kjy imlds a rc.-por.,.b> job
; a number of years, entertuinyd 50
. Z- ;
... m.n.y charming i .dies. They
me d.'.mg >■* much fine work and
[ar.d disc • for* Mart ?' ree da s be
| energy, strength, through increased
! li-.w of gastric juice which helps
e it hv
I d rect a tonic. Women who

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