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PAGE SIXTEEN
fn/fa SOCI ET V
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards Is Hostess At ‘lndoor Picnic’
..li.'r^
DETROIT ELITE
ATTENDED BIG
PARTY ON SAT.
Games And Refreshments
Enjoyed By All
Present
By GLADYS MILLS
Exotic Louise Edwards is rap.d’.y
making a name for herself, in De
troit social circles, by virtue of her
talent for giving unusual parties
We think she is about one of the
most clever hostesses about these
parts. Always thinks of somethin,,
ti.fferent and then a new angle
which endear? her to her guesU
•s you can well imagine.
On last Saturday night. Mrs. Ed
wards was hostess to fourteen o!
Detroit’s elite, at what she so apto' !
termed an indoor picnic; guests
were bidden to come in their regu
lar picnic togs, and they did.
She Furnished The Money
For the games of chance which |
were played Mrs. Edwards started
all her guests out with an equal
stipend, after the games got under
way. "every man for himself.'’
The attract.vc hostesjf tvas pretty
In navy blue winter slacks, over !
which donned a crazy apron, like
a butcher's, only this one h..i
scriptions, of every sort hand
worked on'; the curent lingo along
the main stem, made up most of
them.
Nearly all of the fourteen guest;
■rived together about midnight. It
was fun to watch them. Mary F.nd
ley wore bright yellow slack suit i
her hair in an updo, just like on<
would do on a very hot summer
day. Lil Hammond and cute Mari
on Noyes came together in woo
■lack suits, with babushkas on the::
heads, and topcoars, very like thosi
the men wear.
Lillian Brooks and Thelma Hutch
ins arrived together, Thelma in the
most natty made tailored slack
suit; Cadence Hines. Pauline Milton
and Alma Gardena arived in olive
green slacks, and skirts and sweat
ers. Sadie Atkins was smart in
Drown and tan combination, quilted
jacket polo coat and penny brown
babushka. Alleene McCampbel.
achieved a cure effect with her
slacks, and tiny bows over each
ear; Christine Marlowe, wore man !
tailored slacks and a white shirt
(and won all the stakes).
Last Sunday at the home of her parents, 690
Alfred, Mable Hamiel became the bride of Willie
Bean in a lovely ceremony. Mrs. Bean is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Guilin Hamiel. The
above picture is that of the wedding party. Read
WESTSIDE DETROIT
By BETTIE ELLINCTON 6716 Vinewood Avenue
DIRS. II P. TALBERT ,
DIRECTS MUSICAL TEA
Mrs. H. P. Talbert directed the
I very successful musical tea given :
at Trinity AM E. church on last,
jSunday afternoon. The program
j includbd invocation by the Rev. W.
E. Walker, minister of the church.
' A selection by the choir, ’’Tramping l
| to Heavvn my home,’’ "My Country 1
T:s of Thee." "America -The Beau
j tiful," “Throw Out the Life Line.”
! Mrs. Essie Traylor played a piano
1 ‘election with Mrs. Victoria Clink*
! scale reading "Old Fashion
I Church.” Mrs S.tsie Harris sang
'On Jordan's S’ormy Bank I
Stand;" Mrs. Lillian Butler road a .
! paper. Mrs. A. B. Saunders was
i m.stress of ceremony; Mrs Jeffries. 1
pian.si; Mrs. W. Singleton, chair
man of committee: Mrs H. P Tal
bert. d;rectre.-5, and the Rev. W E.
Walker pas’or of church. |
II XRTFORD WENT’F. BAPTIST
CHI Rt II ANMVERS \RV
Rev. Charles llill. Pity o '
A large group of friends were
present Hartford Avenue Baptist
church on last Monday night. The
Rev J. D Howell was principal
•peaker, and St. Stephens choir
■urni-hed beautiful music. Mcm
! bers of the Citizens comm ttee. who
\
and 0 : B
i Current, secremr; of NA.AC.PJ
by the pastor of Hartford, the Rev. ’
Charles Hill.
Tha Rev. Father Malcolm G Dade i
i : poke and pointed out many of'
Jo Edwards was her usual naive I
■elf iq a new updo which was I
devastating. Beulah Cuezens made
the trek 11 the way from Canada; |
dbaife Harmon was latest of all,
having attended a club meeting car- ■
lier in the evening.
In the wee small hours, guesrs de- '
voured, with gusto, just goos and i
gobs of 'creole shrimp. At dawn I
the husbands came, and the par;> 1
ended officially at breakfast tinv
With the
have eggs pne sausage »nd somq of ■
them did.
St. Cyprian’s Choir
To Present Musicale
St. Cecelia’s choir of St Cyprian's
church is practicing very strenu
ously, to p- rfect several beautiful
•nthems, which they will present
to the pubitc. or. Sunday, Nov 20.
from 5 to 6 o'clock at he church
Twenty-eighth and Milford ave
nues. The choir is under the di
rection f Luther Djvi-o:.. formerly
of the For 1 Dix • Sigh Mr D ..
•on also plays the organ
There will be several instrument
• ! ■
the program will indeed be a treat
for the ear. The public :s cordially
invited and there is no geneu! ari-
DINNER FOR SERVICE MEN
A group of service men were entertained at dinner
recently. A group of patriotically-minded Detroit
ers were responsible for the aLUic. Left to right,
aeated, the hostesses: Catherine Harperv Esri*
Jackson, Helen Morgan, Elizabeth Wilson, muttie
IRE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
ing from left to right: Dorothy Hamiel, maid
of honor; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bean, Isaac Davis
and little Fannie Hamiel, flower girl.—Photo by
Edwards.
the things the honored pastor had 1
[ done, and is still doing for the
benefit of the masses of people. And ;
; he pointed out that the Rev. Mr. \
Hill would run for N.A.A.C.P. j
' president of the Detroit chapter, <
and that he had been drafted by (
friends. John Dancy, well known i
j Urbaiv league leader, was also
: among the speakers. The Rev. Mr. >
Howell a very liberal
collection for the church anniver
; sary.*" •
VISITING IIF.R SOLDIER
IN ARIZONA
Miss Christova Reed of 38Q6 Hud
| son avenue, left last Sunday morn
, ing for Fort Huachuca, Arizj where
' she will be the guest of Cpl. Thom- |
1 as Hill, formerly of Roosevelt. Miss i
: Reed is well known among the [
young people of the Westside. and :
she said she was glad to have the .
j opportunity to go to Arizona.
MRS. CHENEY MATTHEWS
IS HOSTESS
i Mrs. Cheney Matthews of 5644
Twenty-fifth street, was hostess to
a tea sponsored by the Victory
Service club at her home on last
Sunday afternoon. The funds raised j
■ at the tea will be used for buying
■ .mirent's for the boys in camp.
Tiie women presented a very pleas
ing program which all enjoyed as 1
veil as the steam.ng hot tea and,
; o’her refreshments,
i The program included piano se-
4 lions, solos, short talks, and,
read.ngs by Mr. Holland, Lamp- j
kins Ha nes. Mr--. Perkins and Mrs
Penny Lou Smith.
The Victory Service club started
1 with only four women and they
Norman. Gloria Williams. Flora Belle Lampkins.
Standing; Bernice Milner, Corp. Bennie McCoy,
Lucille Hulbert, Sergt. James Dillard. Bertha
Capiot. Sergt. F. Turner. Corp. Andrew A.
Ogclsby, Sergt. James Polk, and Pvt. John J.
Crumble.
’A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Women Will Play
Santa To Soldiers
By GLADYS MILLS |
At a joint meeting of the chapters;
I of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, last 1
i Friday evening, enthusiasm waxed
i high, as sorors made plans to re- |
| member a battalion in service at
Fort Custer, for Christmas.
| The club rooms at the Lucy Thur
j man branch Y.W.C.A. were an ap
| propriate setting for the large group
! who turned out on the occasion.
Soror Jessie Carrington, who heads I
the USO center here, has set 5,000 ,
gift packages as the goal, and it .
is the intention of Alpha Kappa Al
pha to fill her quota, and to exceed
.: if possible.
Sorors Regina Solomon and Doro
thy Scott were appointed chairman
and co-chairman of the gift com- ;
mittee, all sorors are to get their
daintily wrapped parcels contain- '
ing some'hing useful; something j
cheerful; and something sweet, to I
the chairmen of the committee, by '
CLUBS and Other Briefs
New Centurettes Vacation club
met last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Rose Cornish of Algor avenue
After the meeting, movies of the
Cornish family were shown by the
hostess and a delicious repast was
later served. The girls had an en
joyable evening.
The club will have their outing
within the next week or sq. They
plan to take in the Paradise theatre
and Club Zombie. They will meet
on Thursday, Nov 26. at the home
of Mrs. Clara Morse of Owen ave- ,
nue. Mrs. Jessie Smith, president: '
Mrs. E. Hurley, secretary and Mrs j
C. Morse, reporter.
DORCAS NORTHEND
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Dorcas Northend Community
club held its monthly meeting at.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Moore, 17214 Mackay, President J
L. Parker presiding. Plans were
completed for a Pre-Thanksgiving
dinner to be at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Charles Mcßae, 17509
Mackay on Thursday, Nov. 19.
The meeting was adjourned at
10 p.m.
A delicious and appetizing repast
served by the hostess was enjoyed
ay all Present at the meeting were \
Mrs. J. L. Farker. Mrs. R. L. Oden.
Mrs. M. Taylor, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
A. Gould, Mrs.XJ. Moore, Mrs. C.
Heard, Mrs. Ransome and Mrs. B.
Mcßae. J. L. Parker, president;
B. Mcßae, scribe.
Sigmas Celebrate
20th Anniversary
I The members of Sigma Gamma
I Rho sorority, began their twentieth
Annual Founders Week with a bang
on last Saturday with a Sigma
Sippe, held at the home of Mildred
Watson, on McDougall avenue
! Among those who were seen help-
I mg the Sigmas celebrate were Hel- j
lon Turner. Dorothy Greer. Susie
Hughes Hawkins, Alma Strong and
j Geraldine Dixon.
Then the group of them got up ,
I early enough to be present at a j
breakfast at the home of Soror
Alice Williams, on Stanford avenue, j
on Sunday morning. The girls had !
just loads of fun getting in each I
others way trying to hurry, so as I
to be able to prepare the meal and j
get to church <Jn time, (which they I
j actually did). The Sigma sorors
| worshipped in a body at St. Cypri
! all’s Episcopal church, Tiventy
•eighth street at Milford avenue.
1 Those who participated in the
above mentioned affairs were Helen
j Childs, Thelma Martin Mills. May
ola Cooper. Mable Morris Nelms,
i Eunice Morris. Margaret Rowe,
Awbrcnzenda Williams, Alice Wil
liams, Mildred Anderson. Mavis
, Bonney. Mildred Watson, Lilly
! Whitaett, Ellanoise Jones,
Dudley Stephens, Marian Hester, I
Isabelle Greene, Lois Rowe Merri
weavfcer and Flossie Williams.
I have working with them more than
; thirty and the president of the |
club, Mrs. Lee Somerville invites j
| any who are interested to come and
join with them. The group wishes
to announce that they have plan
ned another trip to Camp Custer
on Sunday. Nov. 29, and any who
may be interested are invited to
take the trip with them. For fur
ther information you may call Mrs.
Somerville, Ty, 72613.
JOLLY STROLLERS CLUB NO. t
I Members met at the home of Mrs.
Nola Crumbley. A delicious repast
was served. As usual, business was
discussed and plans were made for
the installation of officers. Miss
Francis Luckett from Chicago Is j
visiting friend? and relatives on an
extended visit here and will be the
guest of Ruth Blakely before leav
ing the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates Sr
gave a dinner for their son, Walter
Jr., when he was home recently on
furlough. Mrs. Anna Davis, chair
man of the Educational committee. 1
mourns the loss of her mother, Mrs. !
Mattie White, who passed away ,
shortly. Ruth Blakely, reporter.
CIIAUTEAU SIX BUSINESS CLUB
The cl tb gave their monthly so
cial Saturday night. Oct. 14 at 531
Kirby. Clubs attending were the
I Northend Social, the Smart Set and
the Nirvana and others. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Leroy Pete, Mrs. Ruth
Everett, mother of Mrs. Thelma
[ Williams, who are visiting here
| from Chicago; Joe More and friends.
The Chauteau Six club takes great
pleasure in thanking each and
everyone present for their coopera
tion. John Howard, president; Ju
lian Leverett, reporter.
NINE OF HEARTS BRIDGE CLUB
Members of the club met at the
home of Mrs. Irene Stewart, 5100
Tiroman. The meeting was opened
by the president with all members
present. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Maud Thomas,
6138 Northfield. Helen Green, presi
dent: Irene Vincent, reporter.
SOPHISTICATED SWINGSTERS
The Sophisticated Swingsters
wish to tinnk all of their friends
for the cooperation given them dur
ing their carnival. Especially the
Nine of Hearts club. Ten Steppers
and Hi-Hatters. The first prize was
won by Mrs. H. Green, the presi-
Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Hazel Walden of Harmon
avenue, was a charming hostess at
a surprise birthday party, in honor
of her husbandMuther Walden, lost
A theme of gaiety prevailed
throughout the evening, rounding
out a truly gala affair for all who
attended, among them were Mr. and
Mrs. Van Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Covington. Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Hill. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Booker. Mrs. Lucy Jlatcher. Mrs.
Sadie Haney. Miss Susie Booth, Mr j
•>nd Mrs Wilbur Mason, Mr. and i
Mrs. Nathaniel James. Mr. and Mrs. |
Byron Grey Anderson. Mr. and '
Mrs. William Lyle and many others. !
GOES TO THE ARMY
Carlyle Johnson Jr., of 3922 Sheri- I
dan avenue, left for the army on
October 9. Pvt. Johnson is married
and has a son, Carlyle HI. age 10
months. His mother. Viva Johnson
and family reside at 3922 Sheridan
ARE PROUD PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Spearman
are the proud parent! of a seven
pound baby girl. The mother is a
former socialite of North Detroit.
Louise Hurd.
The baby has been named Jerilyn
Spearman by-Jiappy parents.
THE ARMSTEAD ATHLETIC CLUB
Presents
ANNUALFALL PROM
Friday, November 27, 1942
CORAL GABLE BALLROOM
931 Quellette Avenue, Windsor, Canada
(One Blork from Tunnel Exit)
Music By
PAUL FOSTER and his Orchestra
DANCINC 9 TILL 2 A M. ADMISSION 75c
Wives Advised
To Find Work
Or Learn Trade
Induction Of Married
Men Imminent
! CHICAGO. Illinois (Special)
| Col. Paul G. Armstrong. Illinois |
' director of Selective Service, re
cently advised unemployed wives
of registrants to begin preparation j
for jobs in industry, because of [
i December 6. Sorors Solomon and
: Scott and part of their committee
1 will make the trip to Custer on De
cember 12, personally distribute
j their gifts in the name of the aorori
' ty. The sorors do hope that many
a soldier's heart will be gladdened
! by these surprise packages.
The other very important item of
; business was the annual play, which
i is a treat in store for play-goers,
I and is to be presented in January
j of 1943. Three one act plays will
j be staged which are highly enter-
I taining and offer sufficient contrast
!to have audience appeal. Their
l names create immediate Interest
"Angels Don't Marry,” ‘’Smoke
Screen,” and "Her Majesty the
j Queen.” Rehearsal* are well under
| way, with Soror Frances Welker as
! director. The play promotion is in
the capable hands of Soror Ruby
Bradley, dete and place will be an
' nounced later.
\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS
NYLON
Complete line of our new fine
sheer substitute for
NYLON HOSIERY
And Other Merchandise For
Fall Season
ON CONSIGNMENT
2 Reliable Parties Wanted
ROYAL CROWN HOSIERY
527 Woodward Ave.
WANTED!
BOYS OVER 16
TO SET BOWLING PINS
GOOD WAGES
Inquire After 6 P.M.
NORTH END RECREATION
12108 Jos. Campau
HAMTRAMCK
BELLE BEAUTY SALON
We Solicit Your Patronage
Steam Scalp Treatments
Te. 2-8446 4662 Hastings
AC-DC RADIO SERVICE
W. W. LEWIS. Electrical Enpneei
WE SERVE AND SELL
ALL MAKES—RADIO
4209 Hastings near Willis
Te. 2-9386
FEMALE HELP
Expenenced Single and Two
Needle Machine With Foldere
DEFENSE WORKERS
Apply: 5301 Grand River
Harrison Mfg. Co.
Ty. 4-6677
dent of the Nine of Hearts. Second.
Mrs. M. Moore and third, O. Adams
The club will meet next with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Burns, 3903 Beaubien
street. Otis Williams, president;
Ruth Sinvel, scribe.
TA-WA-SA- NINE CLUB
The Ta-Wa-Sa Nine club met at
the home of Mrs Ora Johnson. 90
East Palmer, last Wednesday night.
With the president presiding, the
group discussed plans for the
! adoption of - family for the month.
| «nd approved same. A liberal dona
ion was given this family.
The next meeting wiU be held
December 2 at the home of Mrs
I !da Gamble. 4708 St. Antoine. Mrs.
E. Brooks, prescient.
GLAMOUR GIRLS
The Glamour Girls met at the
home of Mrs. Frances Guice, 274
Garfield recently. The evening was
spent playing bridge and discussing
S gala affair.
The club expresses sympathy to
Mrs. Daniels, Dorothy and Ramon
for the loss of their son and broth
er, Edward Daniels. The club en
tertained Corporal Charles Byous
while on his leave from Fort
Leonardwood.
The secretary of the Glamour
Cirls, Mary Lewis is now a Con
ductorettc for the DSR.
Christine H. Lomax, president;
Mary Lewis, secretary; Buenola
Byous, treasurer; Maloris Jones,
business manager and Frankie
Guice, reporter.
A New Mexico physlcwn has patent
ed an auxiliary turbine and propeller
to be attached to rocket airplanes to
COAL
On Credit!
POCAHONTAS . P
SCREENING bbjj
STEAM SPECIAL
Vi Poca Screening . C-JCC
Vi Sun Flame Egg . . I
Poca. Wash. Nut . . .$8.70
Pocahontas Stove . . .$9.10
HOT AIR SPECIAL
Vl Poca. Nut SQIO
Vi Poca. Stove .... V
GULF
COAL CO.
17210 NEWBURN ST.
TW. 1 -4930
DAVID STROTHERS
Refrigeration Service
Domestic Commercial
Licensed Bonded
914 ALGER AVE.
Tr. 2-1031 Tr. 2-9509
FOR RENT
Gratiot 650 Newly Decor
ated and well laid out offices
A very prominently located building
suitable for Attorney. Doctor or
anv other Profession—CaU
Perlis Management Company
Ca. 2232
WANTED!
BICYCLES OR PARTS
Any Size Any Condition
Crosse Pointe Bicycle Co.
15101 Mack Avenue at Maryland
Tuxedo 2-4230
WANTED
DRIVERS AND HELPERS
For Moving Van
REASONABLE PAY
Full or Part Time
GRIFFIN’S MOVING
6042 Brush St.
WANTED
Dependable Truck Driver
Must Know City
Also Tall Young Man
To Work Inside
Steady Employment Vear Round
Call Te. 1-4422
J. R. EDDY
EXPERT
Piano Tuning and Repairing
Consoles and Grand Pianos for Sale
At Wholesale Prices
GET WHILE AVAILABLE
I None Manufactured During the War
Townsend 5-8539
INSURANCE SALESMEN
WANTED!
Married men or draft exempted men
Earnings ‘from Slso*to S3o<P'monthly!
No experience necessary.
76 West Hancock
Or See L. Moyse. 30 East Forest
Apt. 303 On Sunday.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1942
the imminent induction of married
r nen with wives only. Last week.
I Colonel Armstrong announced that
parried men with wives only
Aould be called for service begin
ning December 15, regardless of
the date of marriage.
“A registrant will not be de
ferred," Colonel Armstrong said,
"merely because his wife is not
working. In reconsidering the class
ification of a man now classified
| m 111-A, the local board will take
nfo consideration the fact that his
I wife or other dependent will be
entitled* to receive an allotment and
! allowance. In addition. Selective
; Service regulations require the
board to consider the amount the
i dependent is capable of earning,
| provided work is available.”
MISCELLANEOUS
4 ROOM
DeLUX OUTFIT
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
With This Great Saving
B*t,*B°PUlow*,*'He*n*y*D?ty *Eit, (ToU Spring*
-8 Pc. Dining Hoorn Suite. 8 * 12 lug.
Dinette. 6"« *B"linoleum. 7-Pc. Cabinet Set.
Complete $149
TERMS ARRANGED
WARD OUTLET
7434 Harper Store Only
Attention ....
GIRLS
Here is your opportunity to
learn the art of knitting and
repairing hosiery, and earn
while you learn
Experience Not Necessary
APPLY
LIKE-NU REPAIR SHOP
222 W. Grand River Ave.
OBLETON SIGNS
FLUORESCENT LIGHTS
NEON SIGNS REPAIRED
CREDIT TERMS
6465 EAST LAFAYETTE
ritzroy 3205 Te. 1-0013
Office: CH. 2034
Rea) Estate Notary Public
FURNITURE
808 SETTLE & SON
Furniture Bought Gr Sold Here
Store No. 2 2458 Hastings
WANTED!
COOKS and MAIDS
Good JoJ)S
Paying sls. 18 or S2O Weekly ,
Call Temple 2-7106
JACOB DOMESTIC SERVICE
703 FARNSWORTH
RESTAURANT
FOR SALE
WITH LIVING QUARTERS
s3to DOWN S2OO NOTES
Telephone Trinity 2-6518
PHONE TRINITY Z-113S ,
SPEN CE*R
Cor.et* • ,»r«tii»r» . Bolts
Doctor * Prescription* Filled
MRS. tiOUISE SMITH
Regintered Bpenret CortetierM
602 Medburr. Apt. 8 - Detroit
MRS ROSA JACKSON
832 Mt. Vernon - Tr, 1«8M
WANTED!
FREIGHT HANDLERS
70c Pet Hour Night Work
Furnish References -- Apply
U. S. TRUCK CO.. Inc.
2290 - 24th Street
FOR RENT
CAS STATION, 650 CRATIOT
Fully Equipped. Excellent Location.
May Be Had On Monthly
Basis or A Lease.
Call Perlis Management Co.
Ca, 2232 ■
For Rent!
BEAUTY SHOP
3 Chairs Gas and Light
PHONE TY. 4-4618
After 6 P.M.
FOR RENT!
Kitchen of a Tavern
Fully Equipped, A going Business
First Flc«.t of
Pullman Porter* Quarters
Apply 2058 - 15th Street
Oppostie Mich. Central Station
MALE HELP WANTED!
SIGN ARTIST
FOR THEATER WORK
Good Pay—Apply Belmont Theatr*
13721 Woodward

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