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1 Dariel Broyles. 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deliver
Broyles of 1819 Canton avenue, who if a junior at Wilberforce uni
versity in the department of liberal arts. Miss Broyles who ;s an rat
standing student, is a former student and graduate of Northern high
school She .ame home for summer vacation last week. Np. 2 I retty
Bernice Miller, who S a June graduate of Northwestern h-.i,h -• h.'o..
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards Hostess To ‘Widows’ In Sport Affair
Freckles Can
Be Beautiful
By THELMA LEE
i.\ and iai.-.y U*e a good j
; c:-oi.m and select a fate , powder
'I plfto rouge-. They J.:: not
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j-livc to make-up neat and nat-
LADY SLIPPER BRIDGE
mot the h "no of Mrs Thelma .
J .r. jr- Hi .die-oerg Wednesday
v!oek- Mr.- Thelma Johnson and !
Mr- Mr n Gnff.n were present
... n.eel.ns- with Mr.. Volnola
Davison Avenue
Scene Os Party
Saturday Eve.
By GLADYS .MILLS
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M C. •••■ Ho . :a< .if. it- and a
v sc no Alpha Kraten iy h
V.l ai- old Saturday n.ght ■
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D e "Jo" Ed
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cvct. ns v. ore Mr- Belle Lee. Mrs I
p. - V or.t t.- V- f ... .wtr.i: Mrs.
V- , P. -Kiri.-, first; Mrs. Smitny
D,:... .• . uj. Mrs Marion tlr.f- i
i M Belle
, J M - Thelma Johnson. •
p:> - den;. Mrs Evelyn Blake, re- ;
i .I-.., aid no end of olives, pickles. |
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~f • .o' sue t.- curling tak-ng
...ii,.waid in broad open daylight
It,ooo Air Wardens
To Take Oath
i nun - - ilid .vH.dcti.-- .n '
of Detroit were, given the official I
administration of the air raid
l.ngwood at Tuxedo avenues at
Bpn Wednesday i
Mayor Edward J Jeffries was
a-aed to administer the oath. Other
iff. ,al= n attendance were Glenn
| C Richards, associate area co
• 'ti.nafor; Melvin F Lanphar. a r ca
.•r.i.under of the Citizens' Do
r,-..e Corp-; Frank M McLaurv
m if a.r r.*id warden for Detroit;
and Frank W Atherton, a deputy
I iiia-- swearing of bombing v gi
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plans to enter U. of D. in the fall. Her ambition is to become an X-ray
technician. She is a member of Les Gaies Filles club and the very
popular Co-Ettes club, and is the younger sifter of the popular
young matrons. Mrs. Edward Davis and Mrs. Floyd Pe'nick. No. J
Miss Vivian Me Fall, who is a freshman at Spelman college at Atlanta.
Ga.. returned home from school last Thursday. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James A McFall of King avenue and graduated frorp
BRILLIANT
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Dr. Mcrze Tate, dean of women and associate professor of polit.ca.'
science at Morgan State college; a member of Phi Beta Kappa and
Pi Gamma Mu. national honor societies, is the author of "The Dis
armament Illusion." published by the MacM llan company under the
auspices of tl c Bureau of Intcrmt onal Research of Harvard university
and Radcliffe college. Dr. Tate ha; visited in Detroit several times,
the last being during Nacirema week two years ago. Dr. Tate is an
honorary member of the national sorority of Phi Delta Kaopa. Het
name having been presented by the local Chi chapter. Dr. Tate is a
doctor of pit losophy. native of North Carolina, and is truly a vety
brilliant women.
Cheseboro-Walls Vows
Are Spoken At St. John
By GLADYS MILLS
b »ro da ig ■ r of Mr and Mn
Gcrge Chc.-rhom became the bude '
14 I .'SO pm in St John.- C M ri >
< nun ii tnc Rev J L McClain ‘
' The bi de ramie down the a -I<-
'•n the arm of her father. George 1
' Che eboro. ri.e- eh in embroidered
marqui.-ette gown, fn.-hioned with
1 g train, heart shaped neckline
and long sleeves Her veil fell from
• a cap bordered with orange blos
-1 bouquet of calla liliea and white
{sister l> Attendant
Mus Melvnir Cheseboro was her
n.ng m a billowy gown of peurn
< .>:.>rcd chiffon, with a short tram
, She wore a head dress of flowers
in contrast to her gown Other at
tendanU were, Frankie Mae Walk.
or. who was intriguing in n;!e green
Marian Anderson Chorus and Motor City Riding Club
PRESENTS
“STARS of TOMORROW”
SUPPORTED BY STARS OF TODAY
A Benefit Program for Soldier's Recreation Center
with a Dance Afterwards
Sunday, June 21, 1942
at the MIRROR BALLROOM
2940 Woodward
ADMISSION 75 CENTS
We Ask All Citizens to Join Together to Make Thia
Affair A Success
Any Further Information. Call Mr Santos at Ra. 4782.
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Northern high school January, 1942. She is majoring in music with
particular emphasis on the piano. No. 4—Miss Ardys Dorene Tyler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Bentley, of Alger avenue, who has
just returned from Washington. D. C.. where she has attended Nan
nie Burroughs school. Miss Tyler is an exceedingly attractive young
lady and wants to be an actress when she finishes school. Tennis is
her favorite sport. No. s—Bella demon, second of the well Known
Mrs.R.Chambers
New Presidenl
Os YW' Group
Branch In Varied
Activities
| Mrs Rosa Chambers is the new
j president of the Premier Hume-
Luakcr.s cLyb of Lucy Thurman
branch Y W C. A. Site succeeds
! Mrs. Evelyn Dennis in off.ee. Elect
ed to serve with Mrs Chambers
for 1942 are Mr* Mu - •- Smiin. vice!
president: Mrs Chai lev Elder,
trea-.ire:. Mrs. Floten.e Matthews,
refolding scot eta ry. M:> James
Ha. 1.1 ms. a.-.-.slant secretary. «nd
Mrs Emma H.ll. club repurte:
Tie Health Eduo.u. n committee,
,f Ln. > Thurman biaiwh YWCA
f which Mrs. Snow F Grigsby is
branch pool as follow- Pool open
Monday and Friday f n 4 to fi
nm and 7 to 9 pm: Tuesday. 2 to j
»pm and 5 to 7 cnarge|
want :t The poo! ui'l aT7o be ava.l
.ole tr.roughout the summer for
•• i.mg people's group- interested
VI - Moore Spec.al combination
~;es for dps and 1e,.-nns are in ,
effect for the summer for adults 1
and junior swimmers.
Til -i- pre.-ent ~t M.- G
Charlotte Howard. Mi,s I.illia L;s
-imore. Mrs. Harvey Shaw. Mrs.
Hattie Weirton. Mr- McKinney.
Mrs. Cassey. Mrs Ethel Holbrook .
and Miss Anne Whit.-on and Mias
Moore.
TO NEW YORK
Mss Eihel l«ce. popular beau
».c.rtn of Lulu's Beauty salon, left
list week by airplane to spend
! N'ew York.
chiffon: Bunnie Freeman, who chose
pastel blue.
Albert McSwam acted as best
man for Mr Wall Fred Tyler and
Talbert Collin# were the ushers.
A reception honoring the couple
was hold at the home of the br-d*
j immediately following the cere-
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LONNIE DuBOIS
After Activities
] -TRY OUR—
Hot Oil With Steamer
All Work Expertly Done
LONNIE’S
BEAUTY SALON
Shop T«. 1-1163
Residence Ty 4-3891
4829 BEAUBIEN
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four Clemon Sstiers. attended school at Alabama State Tecahers col
lege and was graduated from the Academy this month. She is home
for the summer vacation and making plans for entrance into Talla
dega college in the fall. Bella was outstanding in basketball, and re
ceived her "S" for her prowess in that sport. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sevar Clemon of Hague avenue.
More Than 200 Guests At
Final Y Membership Fete
Gamble. Mrs William E Matthews.
| president of the Detroit YWCA.;
Miss Carol M Roehm. metropolitan j
| general secretary, -MiJohn J, qU
B: ion, former Y W C.A. president.
Mrs. Esther Lowe, Mrs. Freddie]
B. ewer and Mrs. Madeline H
Fowler.
Special guests included Mrs. .
1 Frank Murphy, wife of the Licuten- ;
ant Governor, Mrs. A. J. Barnes Jr. 1
wife of the manager of the Detro.t 1
t fil'd Cross! M.ss X B Smith of
Western Union, Mrs Bu’.ler Higbir
of :ne Armv .rnd Navy Recreation
.'•ague, who gave WOO to furnish a
day room for ti.e Negro troops at
S> o. and Mo.? Luretta G Sander
■ f the Y WCA board who was ;. |
nember of the balding committee
for Lucy Thurman branch.
I Mis. Stephens also introduced
’Hiis. Christine Fuqua who had ]
charge oj food donations (or the
USO-YWCA parties and is ptr.--
. dent of the Housewives League i
Stephei sand members of
x tt.j Molu, ATeTCam Ul -lie ]
1 branch. Charles Archie and mem
, bers of h;s blue pr.nt read ng class >
at the branch, and representatives
f Nurses Aides. First Aid groups.
Trinity and Park?;de Gray Lady
Units of tnc Red Cross. Salvation
V :nv canteen service. F:re Prevcn-
Girl-S and Air
Ha and Wardens, and Home Nursing
More than 260 old and new mem
ners attended the luncheon par y
vn ch marked the close of the
?r.n 2 YWCA membership cam-,
pa:an a: Lucy Thurman biaivch on
Wednesday. .June 10 Mi H A
Pic-ken of the YWCA World
Service Counci, was the honor;
a..e.-: represen .r.a Mrs Henry Fo and
•■f the Council wh<> was unable to
attend Her telegram of regret was
.■ad by Mrs Charles F Stephens
•"'airman of the boaid. who pre
-.ded Tnc branch secured 130 per
■cent of its campaign quota j
' Tr.e program included pre.-en a- '
ill us - -k ’ Follow the Leader
-rvp' introduced bv Mr- Alfred E
I Thomas. Chairman of volunteer
leader.-n.p The ca-t included Mrs
F.-tel.c Haw kin-. Mrs. Ernest Ca
• Mrs Hn.i v B Tal. iferro. Mrs
F-'.her I ...we. Mu Ode.-sa Trotter.
Mrs Cla: k Mrs Haley Bell and
Mi.- Bernadme M Her
' Awards wire presented !.. Mrs
E-ther Lowe. Mr- Pea. I Collins,
nri M « Freddie Brewer, who ed
be : tree men bet p cam]
v. •:.*n» a-id to Mr- R..ogrt Cro f f
•‘v'jti pi. fit '.t .t.ti'-l on Mi- Brewer
... M - Bennett, n.ah point w.n
--i ncr ..n Mr* C01..u» team, and M-s
Patterson, h.gh point winner or.!
Mrs Lowes team for bringing in
i the greatest number of mrmber
■ n.p- "Thii yea: the spirit of fcl- ,
I m a YWCA* membership drive.' i
, -..id M .- S ephens
I .\ it .ch w..s at:i aei :\ e> decorated |
e V star-studded
olue paper and bowls of red and
white roses were: Mrs. Pearl Col
lms. m . D.iis.v Lumpkin, f.e.d scc-
N A A C P . M ss Ed ta
G V pc> M \ M Woodward.
Mrs Karl B Bruncuge. Mrs A. F.
Thomas. Mrs H A Pickerl. Mrs.
. Charles F Stephens, Mrs. P. B
BEAUTY OPERATORS
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942
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JOLLY STROLLERS NO. i
\ The Jolly Strollers are out for
, double victory by doing tr.eir oit.
j They arc buying bonds ol lieedom
to help slap the Jape The fir.-t
I members of the club ’o buy oonds
: were Mrs. W L. R.ley and Walter
I Bates/’-president. We ar planning
'on sponsoring a cabaret party
which wilt be held- a the Club 666
• fr-40ud& - -mu look forw and to a aid
The
Sensational Hit
50 Adorable Youngsters in
Dance and Song
LA CLAIRE KNOX
PRESENTS
“JUNIORS ON
PARADE”
TUESDAY, JUNE 30
Detroit Institute
Os Arts
Woodward and Kirby
Admission 55c incl. tax
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