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SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1946
Out-Of-Town
Visitors Feted
By Mrs. Hicks
By GLADYS MILLS
Mrs. Victor Hick* of Philadel
phia avenue was hostess at a re
ception honoring her aunt, Mrs. M
B. Cassell of Boston; her sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Gossin of St. Louis, and
Mis* Vivienne Hunter, also of St.
Louis, at the Kappa Kastle last
Sunday night, between the hours of
6 and 10 pm. The above mentioned
guest* will be the house guests of
the Hicks for the summer.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Hicks
were Mrs. Blanche Lewis. Mrs.
F.laine Conway. Mrs. Anna Smith.
Mrs. Marguerite Fuller, and Mrs.
Carrie Kemp. The table was cov
ered with a gold damask cloth,
centered with red roses. The host,
ess wore a gray and red print; Mrs.
Cassell was stately in peach lace;
Mrs. Gossin chose a tomato red
print and Miss Hunter was statues
que in black and white.
Some of the large number of
guests who came to meet the
charming visitors were: Mrs. Vashti
Braboy of Toledo. Mrs. Katie
Smith. Mrs. Hazel Brown. Mrs.
Alice Burton. Mrs. Gladys Barth
well. Mrs. Margaret Bennett. Lu
cille Richardson of Ypsilanti. Mrs.
I.aura Lucas. Mrs Lillian Givens.
Mrs. Ruth Jackson. Mrs Minnie
Johnson. Mrs Gertrude Smith. Mrs.
Angel Mr#, Prudence
Perry. Mrs. Ida Ross. Mrs Marv
Roberts. Mrs Lucille Lee, Mrs.
Rachel Strong. Mrs Hattie Toodles.
Mrs Andrew Waundless. Mrs. Ma
rion Whittaker. Mrs Marion Stock
el Mr.* Bernice Walton. Mrs. Dick
Crawford, Mildred Wade;
Mrs. Virginia White. Mis Walter
Willis, Mrs Valerie Wallace, Mrs
Vallerie Turner-Pettlford, Mrs.
Margaret Piper. Mrs Don# Pel
ham. Mrs Agnes Swann. Mrs. Marv
Jeffries. Miss Ruth E Webb. Mrs
Gertrude Gibson. Mr*. Lucille
navi#, Mrs Kathryn Smith. Mrs
Mildred Osborne. Mrs. Bonnie
Smith. Mrs Eleanor Osborne. Mrs
Hattie Hulbert. Mrs Georgetta
White. Mrs. Sus e Johnson. Mr#
Fannie Booker. Mr# Mary Talia
ferro, Mrs. Adc !e Wayner Mrs
Glenn McCaughan, Mrs Jraner.a
Whitby, Mr#. Lyria Scott. Mrs Julia
Tirker. Mrs Vashti Clements. Mrs
Bertha I-antom. Mrs. Bond of
Washington D C. Mrs A Gregory.
Mr*. Katie Loom#. Mrs M Simms.
Mr# Agatha Grimes, and Mrs
Verlie Morton
Sorors Hold
Denver Confab
DENVER Colo—The Western
Regional Conference of lo'a Phi
I ambdu sorority held here Satur
day and Sunday was an outstand
ing success Soror Fuchsia B Mil
ler regional directrev* and Soror
For. a F. Hill, president of Alpha
Omicrnn, Denver, presided, and
the meetings were held at Phyl
-1 s Wheatley branch
The registered delegates were
S<Tor* Helen A. John. Lillian
Hebert. Helen Graham, Harnett
Phillip#. Chicago; Emma Taylor
t> and Mayme Copeland. Hopkins
\ He. Ky ; Olga Jackson, Kansas
City; Katherine Diane St Louis:
Gertrude North. De* Moines, and
Renta E Hill Thelma Freeman j
«' and Darlene Anderson. Denver, /
Delegates and v.sito s made * n
tour of inspection of ‘he Anuf r| .
ian W >odmcn office. 2T30 Df^ n .
i j s'lto • w! ere the '•y .. r
#iected personally by 1 Jf l ight
i er. supreme command*,.
American Waadmen
«ompany. and Mrs. w. j, Smith-
Mnrgan. supreme t!fA K
t pon returning from the tour,
the delegates w* rf served a
Dutch treat at the Rit;
C if e, a popular restaurant on
E.\e Poin'jr'
AtphT* ‘ Kappa Alpha sorority.
Delta Sigma The‘a sororitv, Moth
e s' Friendship League of Alpha
Omicron and Future lota Girls
grrevd the delegate* at a recep
tion Sunday a* the home of Thel
ma Freeman. 2067 Ogden *treet.
The reception was the last
t\ent of the conference
Marilyn Kaemmerle
Gets New Post
PHII.ADEI.PHIA M - Marilyn
K .emmerie former ed'*or of ‘he
W.’.liam and Mat y c< lege* Flat
Hat has t>een appo nted to :iir
staff of Kieed. m House, accord
ing to an announcement made by
Dr Harry D Gideense. president
of the iwgaoizatior
Miss Kaemmerle who lost the
editorship of the college publica
tion as the result of an editorial
on human equality wh%'h she
wrote will serve in an editorial
rapacity with Freedom House
Leonard-Ryland Rites
Read Saturday Evening
By VIVIENNE
Father M.drolm U.tde performed
tii** rite* uniting Fi.uk*.* lsonant
and Rooeit H R>la i id Saturday,
June 30. at 7 30 pm The wedding
took place at St. Cypnan J'KpiKu-
V.tl church.
I'nnrrn advanerd down the
aialr on the arm of her father.
V. O'Hara Leonard, wearing a
white taffeta gown draped over
a hoop skirt and fashioned w>«h
a long train. The hodlee had a
yolk of sheer net. Tiny buttons
fastened It at the hark.
* • •
HER ILLUSION veil wt* floor
length, falling from a ra’.ot of
rosepomte hftjrloom lace She car
ried a white prayer book with two
gardenias and Stephanotia Itream
erg. Her only jewelry was a single
atiand of pearls, gift of the groom
Lnuise Mohr, who was her sta
te-s matron of honor, and brides
maids. Jane Dingle. Thelma Jones
Beatrice Morgan and Jennie Partce
wore similar gowns of taffeta
The matron of Ijonor's gown was
hiur and distinguished by a bustle
in the back. The bridesmaids were
gowned alike in old rose.
The full skirted dresses were
fashioned with sweetheart neck
lines and bracelet length sleeves.
The calots of matching net were
rose trimmed
• • •
RI 'Til'S M OWERS w ere blue
delphinium while, the bridesmaids
earned pink and, white roses tn
shower bouquets Sharon Leonard,
gowned in white was ring hearer
end Marjlin Jones, flower girl.
ON THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
n I I ■-1 i
, ■II flyii t ’
..* . v* i
Elmer C. Mam is shown presenting Mrs.
Marrs a bouquet of roses si their reception
held on their golden wedding anniversary last
Sunday, at their home on Fischer avenue. Mr.
The Party Line
By MARIAN
Friday night, if you noticed
many ladies in beauteous formal#
. . . they were on the wav to the
Golden Key’# formal. It was one
of those pretty summer parties and
was held at the spacious home of
Mrs. C. B .Woodson on Frederick
sheet. where guest# enjoyed ram
b mg through her home and end
ed in the rumpus room A special
program with the club histor> ar.d
guest comments highlighted the
evening A tasty luncheon and
many fire drinks enlivened tne
evenmg too. The party was con
ceded by a few of the former
members who decided to u ake this
an annual gel-together although
tne club reigned from 1934 to 1936.
s > t was indeed pleasant memor.es.
Mi* Louise Mosley Ankton is
p e*ident: Mrs. Shelly Murtishaw.
v.ce president; Mi#. Elien Hayes,
fram al secretary; Mrs An.me
M..e Jones, treasurer, aid Mrs Ann
Woodson was the hostess Mrs
Cornelius Hr dgewnjer Mr*. Millie
Rochelle and Mr* Minnie Jone#
comnlete the membership rostrum
Among tee guests were: Mr and
Mrs Charles Hardin. Mr and Mrs.
S C Gibbon#. Mrs Margaret Par
ham. Mrs Ange'.ine M.ller. Mr and
Mrs Luther Alford of Florida Mr.
and Mrs Ren Cecil. \Lm Ai/om
Haste of Memphis, Robert Harris
Miss Buvell Robinson. Mr and
@ Crook. J *. and Mrs.
i Annie Love Mrs
Mr and Mrs Leroy
Hayes. Carl Arthur.
Mr and Mrs Joseph
,man McClain.
Monday evening a* St Siephers
church, the pup ’s of p an >rgar.
and solfeggio, of Mr# Grace Wales.
Jordonettes
Give Recital
At Hanover
HANOVER, Ind —The Jordon*
efes. for the.r third consecutive
year, rendered a musical recital
the Hanover Summer confer
ence heid on the campus of Han
over college last Tuesday evening.
The conference, a leadership
training school for senior# and
voung people, is sponsored bv the
Presbyterian enurrh and was at
tended hy 180 young people from
southern Indiana.
A* envoy* of ntcr-racial good
will. the Jordonettes have become
a tiadition at Hanover college and
.•ppear tw me annually —once at
•he chapel, then again at the
Summer conference
Beautiful Dormer Hall was in
deed a fitting setting for the re
ctal which was opened with a
choral arrangement of the ‘'Twen
ty-third Psalm ” The program, an
hour in length, featured violin
vocal and piano solfc* rendered by
these versatile young artists
wore a white taffeta dress with a
headdress «f white flowers.
The bride's mother, Mrs. V. O'-
Hai a I Leonard chose for her daugh
ter wedding, a floor-length aqua
dinner*gown and a matching calot
w itli fuschia feathers Her elbow
glows writ of fuschia and her
corsage was white gardenias
Mrs John Anderson, aunt of the
gioom from Chicago was gowned
in a sheer beige floor-length dress,
end wore a corsage of white gar
denias.
* • •
EDDIE FRAZIER was besl «van.
with Lt Dempse* Morgan. Herman
Melon# Peter Whittaker ard De
o'ivis Leonard as ushers Prior to
the ceremony Miss Ardelia Brad
ley of Clevel. nd sang ' Because"
and "I Love You Truly."
Immediately after the wedding
a reception was held in Page Hall
of the church. Assisting as hostess
es were I.avina Bright. Jessie
Carter, Jane Watson-. Cynthia
Moultre. Myrtle Goldsbv. Mavis
Bouncy. Harriet Walker. Margaret
Davidson, Kuthleen Carter and
Elizabeth Malone.
Out of town guests at the cere
mony were* A D Leonard, Co
lumbus. Ohio, uncle of the bride;
Cynthia Moultre and Ardelia
Bradley from Cleveland; Jane Din
gle. Chicago
Mrs. Russel Harris. Chicago, and
Mrs. John Anderson. Chicago,
aunt of the groom and Mr. and
Mrs Richard Drew of Grand Rap
ids Mich
Following a honeymoon trip to
Chicago, the voung couple will
, make their home in Detroit
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE '• A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
were presented in recital. It was
well attended and praise was be
stowed upon the youngsters for
their fine work Students includ
ed: Ramona and Waiter Smith. Wil
lie Mae Pitts. Marie Pitts Thelma
King, Clyde Hubbard, Alice and
Williams. Patricia Cook Mrs
Goldie Campbell, Harriet Gill. Miss
Alice Williams, Jean Slaughter. De
Elvis Leonard. George Coleman,
Shirley Pickett. June McClain.
Frances and Hugh Barrington. Mrs
Carolyn Brewer. Joseph Price. Jo
Ann Jones. Baroara Stewart. Car
lyle Stewart and Vera Carl.
• • O
Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnson of
Dayton. Oh.n. will arrive Saturday
to spend a few day# as guests of
their rother and mothers-m-law.
Mrs. Dicie Johnson of Forest Ave
• t • f
Margaret Moyer I,ee had
a del.ghtful surpr *e on her b.rth
day by n einbe" of her family pjan
n:ng a gay get-together.
• • a
Mrs C Johnson who wrote the
number My Darling Sue. is now
publishing tw o other rrl.gious
numbers. Not My Will But Thine
O Lord and He’ll Never Leave
You Alone.”
• • •
W A McMillen boys' director
at the YMCA. is taking the young
fellow# out Saturday to Belle Isle,
for a we.ner roast, pop, swimming
ar.d loads of fun.
• • a
Mrs Marietta Wells aid Mrs
Fannie Rue have dashed over to
Chicago for a vacation.
* • •
Ren J Wa.les the well known
sm.ger. and his son left by piane
for Chicago on. Monday evening.
• • •
The Sophisticates met w th their
president. Mane Lewis, or. Tues
day evening at her home or Fred
erick street. They dispersed with
business and turned the meeting
tnto socializing at the Lewis' bar
ar.d rumpus room Prizes were
won by Blanche Evans. Elizabeth
Crosby and Fern Johnson. Other
members out .ncluded Mesdamns
V rgin.a Flennoy, Almeda Gifford.
Sue Colbert and Marian McClain.
• • •
Mr and Mrs Hansel Easton of
Colfax avenue entertained their
cousin Fnda v , Miss Georgia Fran
ces Gibbs of Atlanta. Ga , with a
party. Hostesses weie Jean Bon
ner and Jo Anne Jackson The
young fry had a gay time. Among
the.r guests were: James Frit?,
Georgia Frances 8.1’.y Parker.
Jack Morton. Bobby Cook. Bobby
Terry, Herbert Craig, Norman
Webb. Georae Game* Arthur
Davis. Joe Soagis. Wi ie Rolar.
Ri.lv Henderson. Ken Dudley Or
«e! McGhee. Donald Lucas, Edward
Robinson. Wendall Brown M Idrcd
Srith. Rottv Huston. Gwen Pryor.
Jean Bonne-. Alina M» rton. Jo
Arne Jackson, Marquella Dorr.
Harry Brown. Herbert Will arris.
Mary Wa.ker. Jean M.tehell. V r
g rua Coy. Delo’e* Tclhs Lnogrne
Phillips. Rarbara Hopkins. Gene
Warren. Cerhue Brown, Favc Rob
inson. Doris Perdue Wilhemin#
Henderson Wi'ford Robinson Bar
bara Davis. June Games, Betty
Gaines arid many more.
Mrs Edgar Mcßnde and her
son Edgar Jr. are off for four
week* vacation with Mr* Mc-
Bryde's sister at Atlanta. Ga.
a G tr Be m Et
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, AT ALL DRUG STORES
and Mrs. Marrs art old Datroilars and vary
wall known among old rasidanls.—Phoio by
Bradlay.
Popular Texas
Couple Repeat
Marriage Vows
SHERMAN, Texas.—ln a recent
ceremony performed by the Rev.
J E. Dickey, Miss Lucille I. Moss,
attractive daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F B Moss Sr, 617 Richard
street, became the bride of Joseph
J Anderson of Waco. Texas The
wedamg took place in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ward of
Sherman.
The bride wore a white mar
qu’sette dress and she wore a
string of pearls, a gift of Mrs
Ward. She carried a white pray
er book. Her corsage was of
white gardenias. Her only attend
ants were Miss Thelma Fay Dill
and Enutt McDonald, her brother.
Mi.*.* Moss is a graduate of Fred
Dougla** High school and Prairie
View college She has done work
towards her maker's degree at the
ITniversity of Colorado and taught
in the public school system of
Sherman for a number of years
Mis# Moss will revnme her teach
ing career this fall.
Prior to his discharge from *he
Army in December, the bride
groom served with the Army in
the South Pacific as first sergeant.
He received his education in the
public schools of Waco, and will
ro.-ume his college training this
fall.
Following the ceremony the
bride and groom left immediately
for Kansas City, where they will
spend their honeymoon They will
also visit in California.
Three Get State
Posts In East
PHILADELPHIA. Pa (ANP>—
Mr# Helen L. Duckett ha# been
named an investigator in the bu
reau of public assistance attached
to the Philadelphia district of the
office of the auditor general, ac
cording to an announctment made
by G Harold Wagner, auditor
general of Pennsylvania
At the same time, announce
ment was made of the appo.p*-
ment of Florence B Stander as
senior clerk in the bureau of
audits.
Fdward P Carroll has been
named an auditor in the Philadel
phia district
Mrs. Wilburn Fetes
Florida Visitor
CMICAC.O Illinois iSp«v*,>
Mrs. Lucille Wilburn of W.'.kens
street was hostess at a bndee
..ncheon given in her lovely home
m honor * f Mr*. Willie Winch* of
Palm Re.-tch. Flu. who is visiting
•ter >.* er Mrs. Bertha Frazier of
Rcc ber * , tec‘
The charming hoste.*s served a
delicious luncheon which was en
toved bv a!’.
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j By MARIAN C. McCILL
Florence Ames Temple No. 17
held its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday evening at 300 Mack
avenue. The hall was packed tn
overflowing. Delegates report of
the State convention was called.
Delegates to the convention were:
Dt. Anna Pearl Carr. Dt Davie
Price, Dt Rettie Broadnax. Dt.
Ela:ne Power# and Dt Geraldine
Halloway A wonderful report was
made. The Daughter Ruler praised
the delegates and a rising vote of
Thanks was given. Dt Halloway is
to be commended for the most ex
cellent report.
The National Convention of
I B P.O E of W will be held in
Philadelphia this year as a bond
rallv They hope to sell a fourth
million dollar* worth of bonds
Delegate* elected were: Dt. C B
McKissick. chairman: Dt Viola
Perry. Dt B;!'ie Tanner. Dt John
nie Hall and Dt Helen Gantt, who
will represent Florence Ames Tem
ple No 17.
Dt. Alford of Cardrmi was the
guest of Mrs. McGill at her cute
little rnttMgp :n Hollv, Mich., for
a few days. D* Jennie Stepps left
the city '*nn a very sad mission.
She was called to the bedside of
her aunt Our sympathy goes with
our daughter ,n her hour of sor
row D' Pneobie Chapman was
buried fr>>m Ehenezer church on
Saturday morning. She was a
faithful member of Florence Ames
Temple No. 17. Many daughters
turned out to pay their last re
spects.
Mr. and Mr.*. Edward Walker of
Hancock avenue celebrated their
25th wedd.ng anniversary on Sun
day with a high mass and a re
newal of the r marriage vow# at
Sacred Heart church. A recep
tion was given jr their honor at
the home of Mrs Harrison on Mel
rose where more than 200 guests
name to congratulate them. Many
beautiful gif’s were received The
happv coup’e are the parents of
seven daughter* ar.d three sons
and two grandchildren.
Mrs. John Goodson of Great
Lake*. Holly. Mich., entertained
her girlhood friend Mrs I-oraine
Moore of Pontiac, M.ch . at a de
-I.cious luncheon on Thursday Oth
er guest present was Mis David
McGill A lovely time was enjoyed
by all.
M and Mrs. Fiank M*son of
Detroit. Mich . had as their house
guests over the week-end at their
cottage at Great Lake.*. Holly,
Mich. Mr aid Mrs Iw'wis Baker,
sister of Mr Mason, ar.d their visi
tor arjJ gue.-'. Mss Corel.a Baker
of Phi’.adelph a. Pa. Other guests
ncluded: Mr. and Mrs. Vernell
Dawsey and Miss Victoria Wright
They all erjo'ed the opening of
the fishing season. On the spacious
and beautiful lawn. Mrs. Mason
served her guests a delicious chick
en d.nrer with dainty combination
*alad. and an old fashioned country
strawberry pie topped with
whipped cream. On Monday they
had a fish fry with plenty of cold
refreshing drinks Everyone had a
lovely time
Mrs. William McDonald of Pasa
dena avenue left on a sad mission
to at’end the funeral of her sis
ter. Mrs Brdie Stewart, who died
suddenly of a heart attack. Mrs.
Stewart lives in Baltimore. Md
Our sympathy goe* out to Mrs.
McDonald Death has struck in
th « family three times in less than
a year.
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In Knoxville
KNOXVILLE. Tenn -The Mu
sic Artist >eries closed here re
cently with the presentation of
Omega King dramatic soprano, at
the MacMillian chapel
Mrs King, acconipan ed at the
piano by Newell C. Fitzpatrick,
highl.ghted her debut here by
giving a mature insight into the
art of interpretation The artist,
ri rector of the K;ng School of
Mus e of Chicago. .*’..rred her au
dience on her first appearance
hern by a perfectly controlled
voice
Mu.'ic critics acola'med her
voce a* having beauty, power.
Cohn* and brilliance.
The Mumc Artist >erie# has pre
-on led Jame* Miller, pianist. Hart
H u*e String quartet, and Clyde
Wirkfieldf pianist
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Detroit Couple
Observe 50th
Anniversary
DETRQIT —Mr. and Mrs Elmer
C. Marrs nf 3794 Fischer avenue,
celebrated their 30th wedding an
niversary with a reception at
their home Saturday.
The receiving line was formed
agairxst a background of palms
and spring flowers, including in
order. Mrs. John Wingfield, daugh
ter of the couple. John Wingfield,
son-in-law; Mrs. E C Marrs. E.
C. Marrs. Mrs Viola Findley, sis
te rof Mrs. Marrs. Mrs Jennie
Jackson, elso a sister, and Mrs
Vernon Wickliffe a niece
In the dining room, the table
was covered with a handsome
lace cloth, centered with a bowl of
baby breath and talisman roses,
flanked by gold candles Mrs.
Ro«e Wallace received the guest?
Mrs. Edward Fields directed
guests, and Mrs. Adah Carter and
Ms. Tillie Pippins registered
gifts.
Mrs. Mary Minor registered
guests, and Milton Carter intro
duced the receiving lint. Assist
ing at the punch bowl and with
’he service were Mrs Pearl
Koger. Mrs. Clarence Walstine
Mrs Harry Wisdom and Mrs.
Esther Saunders.
'Miss Sepia' Is
Crowned in East
PHILADELPHIA. Pa— <ANP»—
Emerging triumphant despite
strong competition. Miss Dorothy
Horn, of North Philadelphia, car
ried off the S2OO war bond first
prize in the Miss Philadelphia”
popularity contest when Cortez
Peters, world champion typist,
crowned the winner last Saturday
evening in the foyer of the Acad
esnv of Music.
M.ss Horn will receive an ex
pen.>*r-paid trip to Atlantic City
on Labor Day when she will vie
for the honor as ‘Miss Bronze
America ”
The contest was a part of a
bond rally sponsored by the local
branch of the United S’pgro Col
lege fund, as a contribution from
the committee and the young
women who have been working
for Mhe “mighty seventh” war
loan drive. Moreover, they have
created anew interest among the
young people of all races for the
United Negro College fund.
Chicagoans Lobby
For FEPC Legislation
WASHINGTON. D C -Chicago
petitioning the Illinois Dele
gation in Congress on behalf of the
FEPC this week vs ere A Fitzho'.an
Wallace supreme ruler of Knights
of Toussamt. William H. Felton,
and Mrs. Annie Clayton.
Wallace was a recent cand.date
for Illinois Representative in the
Genera! Assembly, Th.rd Senator
ial District,
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Co-Ettes Honor Six
Popular Debutantes
The Co-ettes. popular debutantes,
honored six of their members at
a graduation party on last Friday
evening, held, in the reception
rooms of the beautiful Urban
League.
The honoreea were Lillian
Owens, former president, who
looked glamorous tnd very erlen-
Ul in exquisite net; Patricia
Whitby, pert in a red and white
print fashioned in the colonial
style; petite Jean Hcott. was at
tractive in white taffeta accented
In gold; Alice Brantly was stun
ning in white Jersey; Etta Hur
ley. statuesque in white Iqre
with flowers of aqua accentuat
ing the dropped shoulder decoll
tage; exotic La Vata Reach was
the tvpiral sweet girl graduate
in a fragile pink tulle gown.
a # a
THE YOUNGER social set who
came to pay tribute and celebrate
the occasion were attired in sum
mer formats, lending much to the
gaiety and festivity of the dance.
Among the many who swayed to
the modern dance tunes were: Jim
my Fritz. Fciga Bledsoe. Barbara
La Barrie. Charlita Whitby, Ilene
Logan. Bessie Laurey. Pete Strong.
Alonzo Henry, Betty Graham. Glo
ria Scott. Dorothy Priestly. Gwen
dolyn Branam. Erma J. Seger. Robt.
H I! Bernice Lange. Bernecia Hill,
M arian and Marie Davis. Dorothy
Stevei s. Cerite Brant. Mary Fran
ces Simmons, Dorothy Johnson,
Fel.x Daniels. Marian and Betty
Daniels, James Cole. Ray Holland.
Charles Ricker, Eurwin Wiggins,
Harold Griggs. George Braham,
Lou s Johnson. Harold Blewit. Gar
neir Coleman, Harrison Taylor.
Frank White Willease Gilmer,
Helen Norwood. Louise Harvey.
Jean Clay. Jeanette Balby, Wendell
Club Women ——
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Poll Tax Bill
CLEVELAND. O The Ohio
State Federation of Colored Wom
en's Clubs held an executive
meeting in Delaware Friday, with
Mrs. Jessie Gardner, president of
the Southeast district, the hostess
group, presiding. The meeting was
held at St. Paul ME church, larg
est kvhite church of its denomina
tion in Delaware.
The committee went on record
as urging the representatives of
the Ohio women's clubs to sup
port the Fair Employment Prac
tices Committee and the anti-po'l
tax bill.
Since 1942 the number of clubs
has grown from 70 to 103. with
the membership increasing from
900 to 1.511. Each of these mem
bers pays $1 fee per year and
supports the educational scholar
ship fund
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