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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1945
Silver Tea By
Jr. USO Hostess
Group Success
The Junior hostesses of the John
It USO gave a silver tea Sunday
•t the Lucy Thurman YWCA for
the benefit of the servicemen.
Avery informal program was
rendered, with Dr. W. L. Postles
ma master of ceremonies. Mrs. Lu
cille Lowndes, junior advisor, in
troduced Dr. Postles as our master
©f ceremonies for the evening.
• • •
THE TE4 WAS opened with the
•inging of “Lift Every Voice" by
the group. Miss Mary Louise Davis
(“Miss Detroit of 1945”) whistled
'My Buddy” and “As Time Goes
By.” She was accompanied at the
piano by Miss Hazel Edwards.
Miss Rachael Ulmer, first presi
dent of the Junior USO Hostesses,
gave the history of the junior
hostesses. Miss Yvonne Hill, for
three years recording secretary of
the junior hostesses, gave a read
ing from Paul Laurence Dunbar.
From the audience navy man
M 2-c Aaron Bell played ‘‘Ma
lavuema." Miss Louise Johnson,
entertainment chairman, spoke on
•'The Junior Hostess and Her Con
tribution to World War II." A solo
by Cpl. Nelson, formerly a mem
ber of the Robert Nolan choir,
•inging "The Lords Prayer,” con
cluded the program.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Mrs. Ahnastasia Scott Dudley,
recently returned from England,
where she served as an American
Red Cross worker. Her topic was
•'Christmas in England." She con
cluded her talk with pictures and
souvenirs she had obtained there
to show to the group.
• . •
CLOSING REMARKS were
made by Miss Edith L. Davis,
who has been president of the
junior hostesses for the past
three years. She expressed .appre
ciation to all who participated in
making this tea such a grand suc
cess. She also introduced the offi
cers and volunteers of the USO
who were present.
The audience was served tea bv
two senior hostesses, Mrs. May
belle Eaton and Mrs. Annie War
ren. Club sandwiches were trade
•nd donated by Mrs. Theresa Br.n
--•on.
• • •
THE TEA WAS attended bv the
glowing: Mrs Christine Fuqua,
esident of the Housew ive s'
ague; Carol.'n Dent. Sarah Dav
enport. Cherry Grven, .Mrs. Ida
Mae Muse, Doris Bolen. Mrs. Ku-
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Mrs. Luther Solomon entertained her son-in
law and daughter. Sgt. and Mrs. Jamas M.
O'Neal, at a reception in honor of their wed
ding, which took place during the war, Fri
day night in the Urban League. The re-
tie Cheatham. Mrs. E Allen, Madie
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By VIVIENNE
William Bells arrival horn*
from overseas was the incentive
for a pre-holiday party given by
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra.
Thurman Bell of Conant Gardens.
The party was held Saturday night
in the Bells’ rumpus room.
• • •
DANCING. OF COURSE, occu
pied the major portion of the eve
nihg. However, some of the guests
played games, while others pre
ferred Just to chat.
Mrs. Thurman Bell received her
guests in a black frock and Mrs.
William Bell wore a colorful pink
and black print with a string of
pearls. Thurman Bell was the gen
ial bartender.
INCLUDED AMONG the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Batties.
Mrs. Marguerite McDavid. Mr. and
Mrs William Routt. Fletcher
Routt. Jacqueline Hooper. Mr. and
l Mrs. Charles Wartman, Miss Fran
s ces Wartman (sister of Charles),
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson
arid Claude Cooper.
Others were Ruth Routt Jack
son. Grove Coote, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Rodeers, Lottie Hickman,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Collins, Dr.
Ray Coston. Ruth Graham. Mr.
and Mrs. P. Cheatham, Blanche
Lyles, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Stewart and Charlotte* Miller.
! Cultural Society
Plans Gigantic
Musical Revue
The Detroit Cultural Society will
present a thrilling revue of classi
cal and semi-classical music Dec.
18, at 8:30 pm. in the auditorium
of the Masonic Temple.
Featured artists will be Ben
jamin Malles, widely known
dramatic tenor; James Lavalvo,
baritone; Lavllla Tullos, nation
ally known concert pianist and
harpist; Mary Walls-Selby. dra
matic Miprano and winner of the
Detroit Search for Talent con
test; and the Dupree Victorian
choir under the personal direc
tion of Marvin Dupree.
• • •
THE AWAKENING" prottvses
to be one of the most colorful pro
ductions o? ttye current season, as
well as a cultural program of in
terracial go<miwi 1 Mhich will in
still in the aiidience a deep spir.t
ual feeling ofpnajgctlc w m
Learn Millinery In . v .
Oft sincle II AT A VERY
LESSONS LOW COST
THI
BONHEURES-CHAPAUX
Classes in Millinery Will Begin January 7, 1946
For Information Coll TYlor 6-1048
"Learn the Basic Principles in Making Hats
of Exclusive Designs"
Instructors: ALICE POLLARD NANCY LOCKHART
Registration Closes December 27, 1945
MISS POLLARD, o Co#r««t from Franklin Simas
MISS LOCKHART, an Hat Blackar Stud.ad in Haw Yartt
Both qra tram Oavaiand, OK.a
HackleyMemorial
Concert In Main
Library Dec. 15
The Detroit Public Library and
the Detroit Muaiciana Association
will present the third annual
Hackley Memorial Concert at the
Main Library Auditorium Dec. IS,
at 8:15 p.m.
• • •
MBS. YOLANDE MADDOX is
program chairman. Number* on
the program will include an ad
dress by Dr. Daisy L. Northcross.
songs by Junius Maxwell, tenor;
lone H. Gibson, eontraito; Gil Bias
Jackson, bass; Elizabeth Whittaker,
soprano; and the Detroit District
CME choirs.
Other participants on the pro
gram will include Millie Lee. pi
ano soloist and accompanist; Wal
ker'a Singing String Ensemble:
Florence Pate, dramatic reader;
and an address by H. Dorothy Tilly
on the “Growth of the Hackley
Memorila Collection.”
There is no admission to the pro
gram.
TrumanK. Gibson
To Address KAP
Annual Conclave
COLUMBUS Truman Gibson
Jr., who recently resigned his post
as civilian aide to the Secretary
of War, will be the main speaker
for the public meeting of the thirty
fifth annual convention of the
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity which
will convene in Columbus. Dec. 27
to 29. Mr. Gibson is to speak at
Shiloh Baptist church, Thursday
Dec. 27 at 7:30 p m.
• • •
THE OUTSTANDING Chicago
attorney will be but one of the
nationally famous personages,
members of Kappa Alpha Psi fra-
I rernity, who will attend the con
ference. Leon A. Ransom of How
ard university’s school of law will
be the speaker at the annual fra
ternity convention banquet which
will be held Friday evening,
Dec. 28.
Included among the other par
ticipants in the confab will be J.
Ernest Wilkins prominent Chi
cago attorney, who served as grand
keeper of the records and ex
chequer of the fraternity for
twenty years; his son, J. Ernest
Wilkins Jr., a scientist who worked
on the development of the atomic
bomb; Atty. Augustus G. Parker,
grand polemarch of Kappa Alpha
Psi and city councilman of Cleve
land; Earl V. Dickerson, former
state congressman from Illinois and
recently elected president of the
National Bar Association and Eldet
W. Diggs, fraternity founder and
Indianapolis. school principal.
THE NURTHWEST
COMMUNITY CLUB
Has resumed activities ar.d
promises a busy program for the
new year. They are inviting their
many friends to come out every
Saturday evening.
TV
ri
Modemique Club
Make First Fall
Appearance At Y
THE YWCA’a Modemique Dance
club will make lta first appearance
of the season at the annual Christ
mas Hanging of the Greens festivi
ties at Lucy Thurman Branch on
Friday evening, Dec. 14, at 6 o’-
clock. Miss Fannie Aronson is di
recting the club in performing
three numbers. Many other YWCA
groups are ass.sting the younger
girls department in carol singing
and decking the halls with Christ
mas greens. The public is invited
Children who have partici
pated in the YWCA’a Saturday
activities classes —and their
friends are invited to enjoy
their annual Christmas party on
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 15. The |
health education department
committee, of which Mrs. Lloyd
Cofer is chairman, la In charge.
Sunday afternoon it also a fes- ,
tiva time in YWCA Christmas
preparations. On Dec. 18 at 4 30 o'-
clock, the business and industrial
girls clubs are giving their third
annual presentation of "The Other
Wise Man" by Henry Van Dyke. At
the conclusion special gift offer
ings for the YWCA's World Fel
lowship work in other countries
*■>ll he presented by the partici
pating groups. The Robert Nolan
choir of young people is giving
tne musical numbers on the pro
gram.
Ethiopia OKs Charter
WASHINGTON (ANP)
Ethiopia was one of the six na
tions to ratify the charter of the
United Nations’ organization last
week, which now brings the num
ber to 45 having ratified the con
stitution.
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PAGE ELEVEN
33rd Anniversary
Observed With Dinner
Mr. and Mr*. James Lane were
honored on their 33rd wedding
anniversary with a turkey dinner
at the home of Mrs. Ma r J
Slaughter, 9048 Brush.
• • *
OTHERS PRESENT to shire in
the festivities were Mrs. A.'Nolan,
of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mr*.
G. Slaughter, Mrs. J. L. Marshall,
Messra. Jack and John Spencer
and Joe Marshall.
President Avi’.a Camacho of Mexico
own«d tfu» year's agriculture and
horticultural Lir in hi* na‘lve city
of TetiUtlan.
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