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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1943
*
Les Douze Amies Feted Saturday With Smart Party
Campbell Home
Scene Of Gala
Affair For Them
Laura Kate Pickes Was
Hostess For Friends
By GLADYS MILLS
The Campbell maw, on Trow
bridge, wax the scene of much
festivity on last Saturday afternoon.
Laura Kate Pickens was ho#tess
to the Lcs Douze Amies and made
a real party of it.
It was just the day before Valen
tine's day and so all of the decora
tions, as to tallies, candies, color
scheme and whatnot were in red
and w hite and made of hearts and
the like.
A refreshing cocktail began the
pa.ty officially, after which Laura
Kate and her iister. Mrs. lleibert
Francois, gave out the dainty tallies,
partners u»ic chosen, and finally
each of the ivc bridge tables was
in action.
Seated about them were Bonnie
Osborne Smith, cooking very stun
n.ng in a black velour winter suit
trimmed With blac k fox. her chapeau,
a Dache model, cute a* anything, a
tall turban, banded with varicolored
yarn, and this caught with br.l
-I:ant pailettcs Irene McClendon, in
clever aquamarine and black frock
accented with black M’qu.n# Jean*
rrtta Whitby
velvet, and amber jewiliy. Mary
Pell. ,n pa.e blue wool. « mbm:dered
envn the ior.g sleeve ;n black. At
going.home t.rno. s..e conned her
r.e.v mink wrap, and a stunning
hat of cyclamen w ’h gloves to
match. Gladys Barth veil, in all
black, and z.rcon jewelry Her r. at
va* of Per#.an and she wore r.
becoming tall turban of black felt
v ith band.* of multicolored crepe
twisted about the crown Margaret
Bennett, in fu.*ch a t \o piece win
peplum jacket and her m,nk c>a*
fl’.d mink tr.mmrd hat Bernice
Wh *e ,n deep purple N'ell.o Watts,
in b'.n.r\, V if.' ,i Wr .’e . n d»cp
V ."a- and a (V"‘t unusual c< stume
c..p. Bess.c Offt» i r in a shade of
v me. Beulah Biewrr ,:i vpa/ ciepe.
w.th stunt, g h.r. to match her
Pery an lamb coat and leopard muff.
Bet*s Harrus, agog. because now her
husband has his off re in town She
was in black with da.nty white
frili-s, down the jacket: Bern.ee
Hoag anri. Fannie Bethel. Fapnette
Norr s, ’..red out fii.m' her rha *-
tranship duties f r tiro NAA C P
ball* Port.a Ph. ps, Hertha Priest
and Ruby Chan or: *•
Bonr.e Sn won the g :eo prize
« lovely flag-n of T gvo.*> perfume
Betty Harris won the f. -t club
pt.ze. a bi-x <f orettv h.v ~p'
F«nnct'e N u ?*, the second
cl ;b prfze a no\ < ' b..‘: crystal*'
a d eviiyone vert h me :i a gay
n end for the reti viir -mr of The
week-end fes’.v tios, with* suvh a
dc..gh;i„l -tart
Madelon Battle Is
Wed To Cpl. Rhodes
CHAPLIN €trnn-'AXPy Dr
and Mrs Wallace A Battle recent!v
announced the mar: ago of ’.hcu
daughter, Maielon to ('>r-p F.d
wa.d C Rhodes on December 24
Dm.ng the Christmas season the
coup.e honeymooned n Ne.v Yo.k
C tv and Washington, D C
Tne bride ,s a New Yo:k univer
srv AB and Coi.imb.a turners.ty
A M Snc taught two years at
T.i>k»gcc S'ate college ard !.< now
head of the department of psychol
ogy at Fayettev. le State Teachers
College in North Carol.na
Mr. Rhodes ;« stationed at Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo,
FIRST OFFICER AUTOGRAPHS ACTORS’ BOOK
-' V S* fl
4 iill*
B.
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When Georg# Gershwin'* "Porgy and Bess'
recently visited Des Moines. lowa, for a per
formance members of the cast took time off to
visit W.A.A.C.s at Fort Des Moines. One of
those they met was First Officer Charity Adams
Delta Annual Jabberwock' Friday, Feb. 26,1943
At the Detroit Institute of Arts
i. >•'
f. >■' -j-i* i ' i ti-. - n
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It was Christine Grady's tenth birthday and all of
here little boy and girl friends came to help her cele
brate. Mr. and Mrs. John Lunsford, the aunt and
uncle of the honoree. gave the party at their home.
272 East Palmer. There were games and prises and a
comic movie, too! Happy birthday little Christine—
have many more: Christine's guests included: Doro
thy Williams. Samuel L. Hill. Minnie Pearl Williams.
Willarce Thomas. Remonia Berrien. Yvonne Gill. Eu
gene Solomon. Kenneth Grady. Cornell Rowlette. Ber
There w.ll soon be more gay
dung* down to tnc USO headquar
ters The carpenters are busy at
wo k M tue two adj '.n.ng sho t
*;.’u t- they have taken over, and
otl.eve me after ’he 27'h the par
t es w .. * .ng mcir.lv along from
tue.r pace M: - Cr 1 Reeve#, who
• line f the w : kc.'s vv.th Mrs
C.»:i.’ gtort. talked on the plans as
- c n ■ t w :h the S pn.*;.v.i cs on
a*t Tuesday. The.r hostess was
Mar an McCia.n. After tne meet n.g
a l.ttle dab of pleasure was had
n tne >huffl ng of ca-ds for hearts.’'
Winneu were Elizabeth Crosby,
I n •6Vr| n a Ft. •
Before the NAACP Victory Bail
on F. day n gut fi .ends dropped :n
•no Dr McClendon's lovely, home
! : c vkVt.ls He :« the pres.dent
of the NAACP. you know.
The Owl Ra.dge rr.ee - ng was
he'd to the John G* • « home
•i Pen ti a. erne The met; r.g :iad
e "party a.:" and br.age kept
hem busy until the wee hot. s
Tiu' p:.zc Wi re’.s for tne ever, g
wore Mr. ard Mrs M D Haven
M; an i M * Joseph We . .*, ses rn
. y a fa ml> affa.r.
M and Mrs Leroy Spradlev er
*ert«.ned tie Anne, N >vem il.b
.ih tm .r beau .ful home on H.u f->: d
t ; . e” .e After d.'pen-'.ng a .t;i b .*-
Mr s, mcv too played br.dgc Pi :c
V nners we e Mrs Ha. wry M s
F. -ae- s. M Sweeney and Mr
H.ir *• A repast closed a happy
met - ;, g
The V ilent.ne mo f was the in
ce t .o for p..:ty fui The Mrhariy
Mriu.i A \ 1 ary gave a party
Saturday night o.t to Po*:er:ty
t:u,.m T e F.'tii l.t’as gave a Pokeno
. pa.ty over to Lena Mosleys.
Sunday w.ll also mark another
'f a *e..e.« of lecture speakers a;
Congregat.on.il church, as pre-ent
rd by he Lee*tire Sct.es comm.t
■>e The speaker w.ll bo Rabb.
Bene.ia: Glaze: H.s subject '■ 1!
b< the Muc.h.nery for Intcrnat.onal
c o v»p o. ■** *. ns
1 Tne Wi men’s Aux.'.iary of St
ALL THE WORLD LOVES A LAUCH
CHRISTINE CELEBRATES TENTH BIRTHDAY
The Party Line
By MARIAN
(center), commanding officer of a company at
the First W.A.A.C. Training center. Here she
autographs a book for cast members William
Bowers (left) and William Woolfolk.—Howard
News Syndicate photo.
rHE MICHICAN CHRONICLE . A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Cypr .ms church, of wh.ch Mrs
Beulah Curti r :.s p. e*udent, and
Paul !;o Lt gh. set tetai y. will give
.i ti-a h inor.ng the ’£4411 confirmation
cl iv \s .. spec.a'! fe.rure Mr T .1-
:..id go Turner an: h*s Jubai Award
group w .11 be presented.
The Jtimes have a boy
M •r.er a: d .r.far.t are Cv.r.fv in
.Voman'j houpital.
Mr. and Mr* Ivo-y Jones, well
... am of New York. r...ve reten’ly
motored .r.to Detro.t, however from
M .im:. They a e witn the Jul.u*
Caldwells of McDo .gall avenue
The EitrchtUs social ir.eet.ng !j:
January was with' Lena Mose’.y. A
del.ghtf.l evening ensued vv th a
a< i v menu topp.ivg Tne favorue
o.'.dge - was played Winn ng pr ;
t - we:c Selma Be'.’. Mel ta Morga
ir.d L.nn e Harr < Tne i os'.e*< haa
- her g o-t Keene McCall urn
Memorrs p:e*rnt were Fun ce
Wtoo. Sue Dodds. V ;g n.a Flennoy.
W t.« Fa: *.v ana I a' - .a M sc 1 \
IVwlt.* a'-fgAla oc . '.on when the
\ ' g >H.al >et g.< note;! ever or;
a d tv* help v r:> rr ng Helen
Hp.vara ce.ebrate her graduat.or*
f om the t*n. v er.*.ty of M oh ga: - .
Sne d )C*n t .ntf t.d't * be .die e ther
i!ready -tie hu- erro led n the lr
- u’e of Public and So. a'. Adm.rv
C at >n .n the Rackh.im Build.r.g
to beg.n ao; k or; her Master o!
degree
John C. Dancy proved on ideal
c ape: on *•> the >■ ung folk wan
Mad a donghiflu l no tl d.iMO.u
>nd d.mng Tne gue>;< um.ude.
Ho ace Mellon. Jeanette Jone.-
Fvi’.yn Burden Jui ••* F:ank*. Aa.
Loj.#e Evan#. B 11 Lawson, Rome
,cl: St.ger. 1 le Pattci.*on. Tho.*
B vigOs. Ho; ati’ Rodgo:*. .Te.in Car
miohael. Yvonne Walker. 8.1 l Snv.tn
Donna R< .land. Cl.ff Turner. 8.l
Fea.s Jt.m Tu’ner. HI. M.itnev
Jr, La note Da v. ■ Tvelnva Ayer#
Geo Dav .*. Leon A a t.e. Au*t no
F.*ni .. 811 Pat■ ,i k. Gladys Houst
Fl.iyne Wh. t.ng >n. Craw ford Bent
; Charles W 11.. mis Ruth Ever-
C
e‘s, W.mpy Coleman. Lucy Howard,
!sabf.le J.ti won. 8... Fuller. Ein.lv
TODAY EVERYBODY NEEDS A LAUCH WANNA LAUCH????
Tickets 85c - sl.lO - $1.50
nice Lyerson. lima Rowlette. Florence Rowlette, Mrs.
A. Guice. Mrs. Earl Evans. Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs.
Josephine Saunders, Edna Sanders. Anita Cosley.
Teola Cranon. Era Irving. Edward McDaniel. Eugene
Elzy. Justine Smith. William Goode. Jeannie Gaskill.
Hugh Caskill, Mrs. Caskill. Mrs. Good. Mrs. Smith.
Carolyn Scott. Mrs. Patterson. Tolma Jean Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Billingslea. Diana Elzy. Miss Barbara
Davis. Jacqueline Lawrence. Martha Gordon. Mrs.
WEDS SOLDIER
4
MRS. EDWARD C. RHODES
Dr. and Mrs. Wallao A. Battle
recently announced the mar
riage of their daughter. Made
lon. to Cpl. Edward C. Rhodes
on December 24 During the
Christmas season the couple
honeymooned in New York
City and Washington. D. C.
Spencer, W. !am McDor.ail and
Maur.ce Velldell
Mi arid Mrs Cha:!e* X Ell o t
f \'ih a...k1 w.wnue were host to
: any f. tends .-. a wo'. .me parts
'-r the.r son. L.e.it. 0 N F ..of
' '. who flew .n f;urr C.ihip Roo n
*’i, aivi .. f: e i .i ti. t -d. y fu r .o.: gh.
jo.-e ded .no plane for r .> s'.it .on.
Tie n.oids-'me l.eutenaht had a
arid \ ..'•.: during a ;*. on time ho
’i;.lie tne "Valiev * rounds. renewed
f. endships .i:id was feted royally
Gjosts at the party wore M and
vl. 5. W O'Doll, Mr „-d M:> R
Murdock, M. *> F..a Junes. Mi.*..
*’:. litres Davenport. M.ss Jewel!
r k
Leglcr. Mrs Rose:* Mrs H M -
■r. Ms* A I .tike. Mr. C. B Fields.
M..r.an McCla.n and Wrennoy Cal
v.n.
Mrs Marie Warren ha? a lot ?r
oo happy about Her husbana plan
ted a dr! jh'f.il surprise party fur
er Sunday mghf Fr onds were on
.•>n.i ar.d st noted the greet ngs
• lu.ng her gf* and having a fin
re For the party flowers were
nroyghoiit the hou-e and the oc
as on was most festive Am on 2
::h r fronds pre-ent were Mr. and
Ms. Raymond Murphy. Mr and
M. - Branham. Mr and Mrs T M !•
er M and Mr- Montgomery. Mr
and M s .' Nelson. Mr and Mrs
1- M Her. M and Mr« Joseph Wl
- M. and M s B: ;olcy Fur..-
Mr and M s Taylor, Mr and Mi*
Ward. Mr and M s. C Grose. Mr
and Mrs !aw s Mr and Mr* C C
Goerrv M: Sam Dunlap. Mr. Jor
D.rre.l, M .1 me* Brown. Mr ao.t
Mr- Geo ;c Wit :e. M. and Mr
\ 1 * M-< Mver Ecfwaros. M*
Ro'O t lower- Mr- Moll.e H I' M *
*v> f 1 U'T : Ms* H :;; e Sm./h M -
0 • > Mis Ann R
Mr Janus Anderson. M « Evelyr
1 00s M: George W gg.n.*. M-
To r. Cooper. Mrs McK.nlcy D.k
- -• M: S.d.n * Mu: p.h\ Mr. Jam* -
B.own and o'.her*
—i"
GIVEN St RPRISI P\R TV
A >urpr,.*e b.. thdav party w.o
*■'>■ll in honor f 1. Ve- no Be\ i*
February a Some - i he guests wh
he po - LaVe ee. .«bs ate her r
day were M **. * M,r y Walla, e
Gertt'iide Flctche’ M.r' 0 ar.d Lau
retta T.ns.ey. Jo»*.c Bra- \ell B
b.u a and Am «• Grace M er
M. ' (Vo - F ' no' ’
Juanita Greer. Carrie Sue H.-t - *
Dolores Be\ * D. tores D.u *ou
Me-.*:* Edd.-e S . bl« *. Ji.mf* V '*'
James John* '" He., d Greer, f .
yah John* '. : u .1 hn Ando * •
William Si. h. Thomas Comb
Cleveland Green and others
.. IMS 3HUSiI■SCI
I ll MAN WILLIAMS GRADUATES
M>s L ’.Fan W.lliams, daughter
f M and Mrs Monroe W.ll.ams
if 6880 IronAOod graduated from
*1 eh gan State co.iege Thursday
VI "• W.ll.ams “has been ass.gr.e.:
i Washington school here, where
'he a .11 teach payiucaJ educ.it mn...
♦ ♦ *
NEW YORK VISITOR FETED
Mr-. Pr.scilla Clay, sister of Mon
oe W.ll.ams. came here to attend
.e gradual.on of her n.eoe. While
here she has been highly feted Mr
and Mrs. Williams invited in a few
.'.;ends last week to a party.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
WiTT Smiley. Mr and Mrs. John
K<le«. Mr. and Mrs Bert Thomas
hr. and Mrs Will Burton. Mr. and
Henry Brooks and Mrs. J
; in yes.
♦ * *
BREAKFAST
Mrs. Catherine Solos entertained
r.e v.s.tpr at breakfast on K:.day.
* * *
LUNCHEON
Mr* Minnie Mlfchcl! entertained
he p ;e.- - s and relatives at luncheon’
n Tuesaay.
* * *
MISS EULALIA
HAMILTON GRADI'ATES
M.ss F.ulal.a Hamilton daughter
>f Mr and Mrs. Robert Hum.lton of
6380 Hartford avenue graduated
f >m Wayne un.vers.ty .r. ;nc nt.d
'Oa?on class.
* *
GIVEN SHOWER
M.ss Hamilton was g.yen a wed
i ng snower at the home of he
parents Sunday afternoon. A d<..n*\
'.*.ad and tasty refreshments added
i tnc attraction of the afTa.r Many
lovely g.fts were received. M •'
Ha r...ton was wed at St Stephen.
\M E. ch.irch Suaday afternoon
Langston A.K.A.'*
Give Original Play
e
LANGSTON, Ok’.o »ANT>
T.ne Alpha Zeta chapter of Alp a
Kappa Alpha so:\.; ty cclebru’ed
•< national founders day last Sun
day mgnt w :n the presentation of
an or.a rial play ent tied "The
Browp Daughters of E\r." written
ird produced by Sure: J.ian.ta A -
ex.uidcr Oi.ver, a junior at Lang
'ton tin.vers.ty.
The play, the ft: <: creative pro
duct.on by the young author w no
'* major.ng n Engl >h. depicted the
found, ng of the soro-.ty a‘ Howard
in.versity n 1908. the found.ng of
o V.pnu Zeta chapter at Lang* to
n 1989 and the prcv.ew of a scene
f.cm meet.ng of the d.rectorate
'cacdulcd for S: Lou.s February
27-80
New Chaplain At
Camp Wheeler, Ca.
CAMP WHEELER. Gu - Cnap
a n J H. L.ssimore, who almost
• c .on months ago. aas ordered to
Camp Wheeler. Ga . as ertapl.i n ot
ie ’6 n Battal.or. ctaek Neg r o
r a n.rg Un.t. was promoted To the
attK cf cap’ain on Deeeinoer 9
Chap a n Lis-.more? promo:.on
.■a re through m practical.* > x
months after be.ng stationed at h *
pfO'Cnt po't H” .» s Geo: g an. affili
,:ed w i tne AM F church Kappa
Mpna P'. college fratern.’y and
the S gma P. Pm Bvui.e, graduate
ft a term: y
R. L. East. Barbara Davis. J. Wesley Odom. Jr., Rema
Billingslea. Daisy Billingslea. Justine Viola Nelson.
Mrs. B. Solomon. Mrs. Dora Jackson. Miss Regina
Solomon, Miss Jessie Carter and Mrs. Grady, the
honorees mother. Photo (1) Little Christine sur
rounded by a group of her friends just as she was
about to cut the beautiful cake. Photo (2) A group
of all the guests who attended the party to wish the
honoree "Many happy returns of the day."—Photo
by James.
WESTSIDE DETROIT
By BETTIE ELLINCTON 6716 Vinewood Avenue
JOIN YOUR FRIENDS IN AN EVENINC OF PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
For Advance Tickets Call Vinewood 22839 or Trinity 12031
Feb. 14 A de-ser.p'.on of the wed
d r.g w.ll appear in next week *
issue of this publication.
s.’s :;s *
WOMENS AUXILIARY NEWS
Tne Womens Auxiliary of Ford
leicul had tneir business meet.ng
of the month on Friday n.ght. And
were glad to have Mrs Shelton
Tapps return to the Aux.liary. Mrs.
Horace Sheffield joined with sev
eral other new members. Sr.c ;m
--rr.ed.ately became active and will
take a part in the debate which
-x*.ll be given by the Educational
committee at a very early date,
i Plans were completed for the En
i VwUiwwunt committee ttr help
serve the refreshments at the open
.ng of the new local.
* * *
TO ATTEND MUSICAL
i Mrs. Anita Gallo w.ll represent
fie Auxiliary at the m.is.cal extra
. aganza wh ch will_.be given by the
Jarr.p and Hosp.taL c mm.fee rep
resentatives. The committee w.ll
present the program at the Lucy
Thurman Y’A'C A on February 28
vV.onel W T. Coleman of Selfridgc
F.eld vv.’.l be guest speaker.
* >;«
MISS LOUSE BLACKMAN HOME
M ss Lou.-e Blackmari. one of bur
f irmer newspaper women, .s row
at home. I: seemed as though her
health was not *o good after going
o tr.e WAACS. I sa .v her on a
* :ee: car a few days ago. and she
-• muen smaller She sa d tne rmli
' <ry 1 fe ? a great experience, but
he weather wacre she was ,n tra.n
ng <ccmed to have gotten tne best
f her.
* * *
TO WED
Inv. .it.ons arc now o.;’ for the
vedd.ng of M *s Ogreta Montgom
v oivd Leonard Snt.tn Tne wed*
o 'g w.ll Like place on Sa'urday
Feb. 27 Mar> showers and affa.rs
:.ive been g.ven .n honor of the
v >upli s .
LET ME TREAT
Your Dandruff Tetter
and Itching Scalp
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MADAM CORA STEELE
You' conrlit need* the »”en*mr
of an expert. who ex.ie’t*
nm to ‘ rat the cause let an ex
r><’t « ’o\* <ou ’odav now it work*
s.e for vour*e:f now -t can five
vour *cj o a clean healthv feelmf
Stee Lena’s Ointment
1743 Dußois Street
And At I ocal Drug Stores
Melrose 9840 Res Fitzrov 2594
Minneapolis Women .
Win Praise For Work
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. The Women's Auxiliary of the Urban
League here in Minneapolis, under the leadership of Mrs. Wallace
B. Chambers, is doing a most praiseworthy job in the civic field
here. Adding to its regular activities, the auxiliary several months
ago took cognizance of the tact that while Minneapolis itself has
only a small Negro population, the location of two tremendous ord-
i.rnce plants here is attracting
numbers of Negro workers These
new people, unfamiliar tn s
sect.on of the country, for the
most part, needed gu.dance and co
operation tne aux.,.ary felt.
A committee was organized
’herefore to grapple w.th tn.s prob
lem. It is known as the NAIC
Newcomers A d and Integration
Committee'' Mrs. R B Lynch is
the general chairman'. The group
pledged to a d newcomers ;n ad
just.ng themselves quickly to life
.n tne community and to integrate
them a# speeo ly and agreeably
prac’.cable into the lives and ac
t.v.t.cs of the local sct-ips.
‘‘Naturally we want Minneapolis
to secure the best workers pos
s.ble.'' sa d Mr* Chambers in dis
c i.--' ng the work of the group last
week. "We const of a beautifu
c y here, one which is kept quite
clean We are proud of our home
although they are small. L.ving in
most instances next door to people
of the other group, we seek to keep
our homes painted, our lawns on
a par w ‘h the best and the general
itandarS of liv'Tng on a level with
that of our r.e.ghbors. So you
see we want to encourage m.grants
ami job seekers who believe ,n
standards of the sort to come to
\! nneapolis ra'.ner than those who
do not care or who are substand
ard in the r outlook and living.
"We urge newcomers to contact
Charles W Wash ngton. execut.ve
-ecretarv of the Minneapolis Ur
ban League, or Mrs. Anne Smith
tff.ee secretary of the leagues
>ff.ee. 240 South 4th street.”
Tne woman's auxiliary is also
.iking a leading part :n the war
-..wings program. During a recent
campa.gn through a radio program
and forum, they sold $1,671.10 w orth
of stamps and bonds.
,o*o
Thousands of Furs
From Ail Over the World Are Now on Sale at
LLOYD’S UPSTAIRS FUR STORE
HURRY! HURRY! HURRY!
AMAZINC VALUES . . . CREAT SAVINCS .
IN
• Skunk Dyed /f ■■
Opossum _SI% W
• Black Dyed
Kidtkin
• Northern (f* ••
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• Persian Lamb "
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• Caraculs 'T
• Leopards '
Other Fur Coats
Up To SI,OOO
A LIBERAL TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE ON YOUR
OLD FUR COAT
All luxury fur* . .
'elected
I pelts fashioned in
the newest
h\ expert turners
'lans one of a Wind
■ that we rannot
m H hope to duplicate
when these
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Store Hours: 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. week days
Sale also in our Flint, Pontiac and Saginaw Studios
PAGE FIFTEEN
Club Held
Anniversary
Last Week
Willing Workers' Faithful Twen
ty club.* celebrated their anniver
sary lu.'t wcik and held their ninth
affcor on Tuesday at the home of
Mr and Mr.'. Spe.!:n<»n Lowe of
1546 Chestnut street
A short program was enjoyed by
all pri-ent which was followed by
a round table discuss.on. Mrs Rosa
Gumyard is president of the cluo
and delivered her annual address
Among those present were the
following members and their guests;
R«>s3 GUtnyard. Katie Watkins. Vel
ma Vann. Joan Whitfield. Virginia
Karriem. Thelma Lowe, Katie New
ton. M rgaret Board. Carrie Mc-
Cants. Essie M Boyd, and guests:
Mr and Mrs. E M Br.gg*. Mrs.
Jessie Pmd n r Mrr W S FtrrTer,
Mrs Lola Williams. Mr and Mrs.
Langford *P James. Mrs Louise
Henton. Melvera Gary, E J. Form
an. Samantha Thomas. P.r.kie Cr.s
man. Anita Patterson. J. R.chard
jnn. Blanche Toles. Cora Taylor,
Ann W.lliams. Beatrice Patrick. Mr.
Pete Edwards. Ollie Shelby, Con
stance Shelby.
LEAVES FOR SOUTH
CHICAGO Illinois (Special)
Mrs W Moore, beautician, left
this week for an extended trip to
Oklahoma C.ty. Okla. ana Fort
Sill. She .s vice-president of the
Cook County Beauticians associa
tion. Before returning she will also
visit in Kansas City.
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