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A OLA DF LONFY of thr trrn
• ■ ■ • will icrrpt « dia
r-'Tid for that certain finger as a
gift from San’a . . . with SID
NEY PARKER . . . ■« the donor
. Which toofc* HVe ... * wed
<3 ng when ehe gets her diploma
• • •
- Ti« whiepere 4 »hat , . . THF
V FRSCHTL RIOHEY ... ex
re-- . . . the stork . . . Their two
lively little daughter! are getting
to be big girls now . . .
• • •
CLFM MILLS eal>d to mv that
we must make special mention rs
the . . . recent . . production
•f . . LILLIAN HELI M \N'S
. . “LITTLE FOX FS ’ by the
Paul Robeson Havers ... He
WILLIAM BELLS HONORED
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Mr. and Mri. William Bell w»r» honored at a party Saturday
Bight by Mr. Bell'* unrlf and aunt. Mr. and Mr*. Thurman Ball,
of Conant Garden*. WiKiam Bell hat juit returned from over
teat. — Photo by Bradley.
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BEE-DEW BEAUTY COLLEGE
703-705 E. FOREST AVENUE. DETROIT Hi, MICH
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MMMY
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an old fir' 1 of n ,rj . . .
• • •
PANSY M\('K n a* in'onj
•"r r ••• :- i• • ■ g: 'up t the con*
ert Ft d*v i uht .
• • •
MRS r.VORr.I \ N VLS o N
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be v rdd ■ g ir< rt't m r»n tb, -
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parPr r» • ... at Fo: r*t anrl
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MARY M \R(; ARFT HAILFR
. , wa« h •j> , rnrd last Sun
day . . . m w .tohn s rh irrh . . .
.TACK WELLS is just hack . . .
r on. Memphis. Trun •« here
i- r h>« hren ca’hrt ng 'oral color
'v a boo< be j a I’bnirg
?rr*’ t jt is a ' ia’ v (i « home
loan. h .! hr ba« lived r!«r
--> v rue all h# l.fr and had to go
>«k to really get Boale as it
sh '.ild be . . .
• # •
f;\AIM\ 1 AMBDA CHAPTER
o f Alpha Phi Alp l a fratrtnitv ...
held OPEN IPOI'SF .Sunday
in honor of P AIM. RORFSON
who appeared here that evening
in Masonic a id.tonutn on the
NELLIE WATTS CONCERT SE
RIFS ... MR RORFSON is an
Alpha . . . The Alpha house which
has been charmingly redone . . .
recently . . . was even more at
trarMve . . . with appropriate
! floral deror and whatnot . . .
Some of those who attended were
J . .DR AND MRS .1 A ORA.
HAM . . . I)R AND MRS I? E
STM MS . . MESS ELM IN A OiR
SON . . MRS ARDYS BAILEY
... DR AND MRS HARRING
TON . . . MRS .T C GILMAM
JR . . DR. AND MRS C G
CONSTABLE. . .MRS CHARLES
F WHITBY . . DR. AND MRS
R P BOWMAN . . DR. AND
MRS WILLIAM HOWARD .
DR. AND MRS N MAHLATIPE
. . . DR AND MRS MELVIN
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Dungill, of 30th st.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Doris, to Hugh H. Holmes Jr., of Atlan
ta. son of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Holmes Sr. The groom-elect is a
recently discharged veteran of the 332nd Fighter Group. Prior
to his service with the army, Mr. Holmes was a student at More
house college. Miss Dungill is a graduate of Western Michigan
college, a member of the AKA sorority, and a teacher in the
public school system. No date has been set for the wedding.
KOWI.FR . . . MR AND MRS
GROVER D LANGK . AIR.
AND MRS RAMON SCRI’GGS.
MR AND MRS GEORGE TAY
LOR MR AND MRS LON
NIE SAUNDERS MR AND
MRS ROI.LJF C ATM AH AN .
and . . FRANCIS KORNAOY
of the Urban league jon place
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Five out ■
hov* a»id gu’.N were p'O'.rnted as
gues*s of honor . ;>• nir P.FTTY
CO-FD JOE-COLLF'rtF SWING
OUT . gi\en by Fiet a M i chafv
ter of AKA <nr. ity Saturday ti ght
m Wayne umver.-uty g\n na- um
. . . yo .ng>ters wno se
lected fur honor by :ea«nn of lead
ership . . . s :'.»lar>h:p and per
sonality . Thev wne . , .
MARGARET ST EVENS . . .
CHARLES KING . . M ARY ANN
THORNTON . . . JIMMY WIL
SON . . and . . . DOROTHY
BROWN . . .
• • •
80 MANY I OI.K attended the
. . . omega wives monte
CARLO PARTY . . . FRIDAY
NIGHT AT DR AND MRS. WES
SON’S home on Lieceafer . . . We
wondered why *hev didn't have
it at the fraternity house which is
*o much larger . . . But anyway
. . . 'Twaa very well attended ...
Among the scores who swarmed
there were . . DR J MATTOCKS
. . DR. AND MRS WALTER
HINES . . MRS BEATRICE
PR ASTON ... DR JAMES
OWENS . MRS EDNA SMITH
BEN HENDERSON DR
AND MRS WALTER HARMON
. . MR AND MRS GROVER D
LANGE . . . MRS CAROLYN
GLOVER . S B MrQTEEN
. . . MRS SADYF BROWN .
MR AND MRS TOM M-CAMP
BELL . . V D Mr COUGHTRY
. . . MR AND MRS WALTER
MrOLASKER . MR. \ND
MRS JOHN KENDALL DR
AND MRS. MiI.DREDGE MOORE
T>R AND MRS SAMUEL
MILTON NAOMI WELLS
DR WAITER WILLIS AT
TORNEY AND MRS F.LVIN DA
VEXPORT GENE TONDEE
. . ANDREW TONDEE
AIR. AND MRS SAMUEL LEWIS
. DR A JACKSON DR
E A CARTER . . MRS RUPERT
ATARKOF DR AND AIRS
REMUS ROBINSON . . MRS
MARGARET HT’NTFR AT
TORNFV RALPH OSBORNE
* SPECIAL GOOD NEWS! *
By Popular Demand and Urgent Request
flj. ■•• w.
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Lucky Star □ Oriental Gardens
OPEN FROM 11 A M TO 4 A M. EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
THE CHOP SUEY KING -” INTERNATIONAL"
ENTIRE THREE <3> STORY BUILDING IS DEVOTED TO SERVICE OF COOD FOOD
MAIN DINING ROOM PRIVATE DINING ROOMS LARGE BANQUET HALL
Many Are Using Our Facilities for Parties Meetings Banquets
WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND CLUB GATHERINGS TE «% Q <I#A
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253 E. FOREST, Near John R ' - ORDERS TO TAKE OUT
NORTH END NEWS
By MARIAN C. McCILL
FLORENCE AMES TEMPLE
NO. 17 climaxed its state contest
with a beautiful nfTnir at the
Rrrns’er Community Center
Thursday. The eontestants wore
formal a’tue Dt. Malone, repre
senting the state of Pennsylvania,
won first prize; Dt. Irby, of Louis
iana, soond pi i/e. while Dt. Har
vry. of Alaba i u took third p: /e.
Follow rig the contest the contes
tants were fried at 300 Mack.
’ * *
THE GREAT LAKES SUBDI
VISION Con ”'tr 1 1 y club hc!d its
meeting a* the YWCA, Atty Ed
ward Turner, president, presiding.
Many important , ma tters were
thrashed out. The ft'-ju meeting of
the re v ypnr will he tfrie election
of officers, followed by a »hort
program
THE HEART OF DETROIT
LODGE of the Florence Ame.s
Temp'e No 17 held a memorial
service for the deceased members
at the Alpha and Omega churrh
Sunday evening.
• • •
SARAH MENF SCOTT. Sacred
Heart High school, made a lovely
scrapbook of the ’ate President
Roosevelt She maLed the honk to
Mrs. Roosevelt a gift and re
ceived in retiir” a letter express
ing deep appreciation ad signed
i v M s Eleanor Ron,-o\clt
MR AND MRS GRANVILLE
NIXON ... DR AND MRS TF.D
WHITE . . NORMAN WELLS
. . . MRS I ANDY HARRIS . .
MR AND MRS J ACK WELLS
MRS .1 C R ANDOLPH M ARIF
REED . . . MRS FI.VESTA WII
SON DR AND MRS W AL
TER A! ACK DR AND MRS
B r SEABROOKS . MR AND
MRS GEORGE HOAGLUND ...
AIR AND MRS. PRENTIS WAL
KER MR AND MRS MIN
ROD SHERMAN. . MISS THEL-
M A )SS . . MRS BERNICE
WIfITBY . AIRS IRENE WISE
'IR AND MRS D J GR A
- . . MRS FR ANTES POLK
and . . . LIEUTENANT JOEL
ADAMS . .
HIGHLAND PARK
By AUDREY BOULDING
Sunday afrrnoon in the home
' Ml and Mrs W. C Ixiving Sr .
on Laßelle. members of the senior
choir of St. Luke AMF, church
sponsored a Get-Acquainted Tea
presenting the Rev. D D. and Mrs
Houston, the new pastor and his
.Mfe of the AME Methodist parish
on Trumbull.
# • #
\ MUSICAL program was the
feature of the afternoon. Mrs.
Mary (* Houston sang a solo Edith
.old Su.rley Lovings, daughters of
tiie Odell Irvings, accompanied by
the r mother, offered a duet. The
(’hor.ilrttes of the Tiiompson Ave
nue H 11 >t;st chuia h were also fea
tured on the program.
• • •
MRS. CHRISTINE FUQUA, the
n ition.il president of the House
Wives' league was the speaker
The Rev. D Id Houston concluded
tiie program with remarks. Mrs
Elizabeth Berry, Mrs. Lottie 1,.
Hazard, and Airs. W. C Irving
pouted tea The guests included
Mrs. Maj-v Williams, W. M. Kim
ball. M s I, H'id'.on. Mr. and Mrs
J M nors, Mrs Celia Robinson
Mo Carrie I. Brown Mrs A B
Mines, G G. Nutter, Airs. V. Ste
phens. Mrs. Rachel Jordan. Mrs
7.n],a Black-hear, Mrs. Odell Irv
ing. Mr» Ma v Peterson, Misses
Mildred Robinson. Alarjorie Bell
El -e Hap s. and the honored
g ests and speaker.
Many are looking forward to
M indav night, when Club No. 7 of
t-io Thompson Avenue Baptist
church piesrnts Fdna Farris Free
n in. .soprano, and Inez Saunders,
dramatic as-st in a in nt recital
. . at tiie Thompson Avenue Bap
tist church
• • •
MRS FREEMAN i« the former
Fdna Farris of Chattanooga. Tenn .
where she »'ud cd under Madame
Laurence She came to Detroit and
tiie Park, in IP3R continuing her
vo < e training tinder Joseph Cole,
noted baritone who is now serv
ing in the U. S army. Edna has
.sung with the Marion Anderson,
and Dorothy Maynnr groups and
a number of local church choirs
colliding the senior chop of Rerra
Methodist church At present she
i« singing with the Jubal Chora;
sorely, under the direction of
Ta'madge Turner
Mrs Inez Saunders is from Mi
ami, Fla., where she received her
(ipd dramatic training. Since coin
ing to Detroit she has done much
work in her line having been pre
sented in several local dramatic
recitals. She has studied under
D. Holloway, and is a member of
the Jubal Choral .society.
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NOW BEING SERVED
FROM 11 A. M.
COMPLETE
AMERICAN-CHINESE
NOON-DAY
LUNCHEON
MR. AM* MRS. Robert Taylor
of Trumbull are the proud parents
of an eight-pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. A .T Parker are
receiving congratulation* upon the
birth of a daughter Tuesday in
Ford hospital
After spending a week in New
York. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Brown have returned to their hi.me
in the Park.
Mrs Edna Baker left thi* week
for l,ns Angeles where she w ill
spend the winter ... A call hack
to nature and the smell of the
Georgia pines, a big open fireplace
with burning logs and a tea ta
ble drawn up before it A smiling
mother passing the cup with groups
of friendly t>eople about the spa
cious old house, ihe lovely confu
sion of Christmas in the South
caused the John R. Dickersons to
close Iheir house and entrain for
Atlanta. Ga , and the farm.
• • •
MR. AND MRS. DAVID .1 FORD
will be hosts at cocktails this Sun
day at their residence on Pasa
dena . . . Mr. and Mrs R J Sim
mon* w ill entertain at dinner Sun
day evening, Dec IV for 25 g.irst*
at their home on Fiprd . . . Mrs.
Maud Foster will he the holiday
guest of her si-ter. Mrs. Clarence
Shenpard of Inverness
•THE THRFF. KINC,S.• , a
Christmas pageant, will he staged
at Williarri school hv the mem
bers of the junior choir of St.
Mark Baptist church.
Honors Sister At
Surprise Party
Miss Mary Snodgrass was hostess
at a surprise birthday party given
in honor of her sifter, Juarrta. at
iheir home, 2257 Ant etarn Fr day
evening. The honoree received
many lovely g;fi*.
• • •
AMONG TIIF. gueyt.s were .Tun
m'a Williams. Wilbur Crayton.
Petty Jean and Virginia Farley
Pvt Lloyd Graham. Ca*herine
l.ewi*, Charles Thomas. Ollie and
James l.eslie Herbert and Thomas
Williams, I»aVearn Neeley. Levi
Robinson. Pvt Henry Brown,
C,eo>ce Raker June Simpson, Ike
S.mpsnn, Lillian Moore. James
Hagler. aid Kenneth Powell
ERSYLIN
tor prompt relief from
SIMPLE HEADACHES.
MINOR NEURALGIA.
HEAD COLDS
ONLY 25 CENTS
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
HURRY - HURRY
BE SMART
Do Your Xmas Shopping
NOW!
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and SLIPS
Sizes up to 52 •
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Pastel Shades
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5016 Hastings at Warren
yi
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1945
NAACP Groups
In Winter Follies
At McCollester
The NAACP Wa'ne chapter and
the NAACP Youth choir will com
bine their efforls to present the
first in a series of annual "Winter
Foll.es'' in McCollister Hall. Dec. i
(l at ZELL ’5
XMAS COAT SALE!
Sho'll Injoy Wearing Thit Coat
For Many Wintert to Como!
5 89°“ FUR TRIM
; COATS
| Sale at s49®®
Surs ! 2 to 52
i SUITS and COATS
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21. The entertainment will fea
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There will be dance music by Eura
Bonner and his orchestra.
» # •
THE YOUTH CHOIR made Its
A ret appearance at the NAACP
youth leadership training confer
ence. directed by Gordon Kiopf of
Wayne university.
I he Wa> tie university chapter is
an active group on the univer
sity's campus.
Burma, once the world's latgeet
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