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PAGE FOUR
Sorors From Near and Far Convene In Delroil al Splendid Confab
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!• * on*l • ppcrtnnitie*. h* well a*
the liai il'llip'. Ililll a'll person* liv
ing .ililll i the democratic form of
gnv* i nnieiif. Title. h> far. ione of
tit. mci«t difficult tu*!.' in-for** ii*.
11 will t ei|.i i•• vu -ilrnn aml tael. It
will lid c**itnie eurefitl thought ami
!■ l.< it ii :ti k . \Ve run never plm •• our
'•■lve* in a poMtimi where on
put. i. 'Nin «:iii lie ilntiliteil and vet
wi rnn.«t lie duly p.iirotii tiv ii"ist
init America to attain it* full demo
eia'ii idiiil'. It I* itnpor anr 'hat
N'uro wo men |ih min' a pari of
ev' v I'lMp aior in v. hit h Aniet ie.in
vvonnn fiiK.ice. \\ i- nm«t iiiei-t that
we It" Isiven the o|>|iort uni'y to
-i iM t.i 11 w. our talent* and ahili
' •* t" the iiiiiin*t ilui inc Ihr Time
wh' ti the national welfiu t ir <| 111r«**
-•ii'iitii, from all of it* eiii/en*,
"T il l !• i* another problem which
i.* of urave importance. Thin period
of »mr nattmial life ret|iiire* a
iliinkins through of tlie nieanin*
of tlemoi ra< y. it Involve* a knewl
eilce of the denint ratie practice*, n*'
welt a* a lonvlclion of the privi
lege* granted undei democracy. The
youth of our nation, confused and
disheartened, may lose *lght of
the-o fundamental* notes* someone
see* to it that they are kept alive
amt passed on. Through the «elf-
Rovernment program* of the NYA
and ihe rec. many young Ameri
cans were learning how ihe demo
« ratie process operate*. They were
getting a ftist-haml rnjerleme of
the right* and duties if democratic
citirenshlp. This edui.iilonal pro
gram mu*t eontinue. If It become*
Imperative that the iSation tempo
rarily withdraw from till.* field of
activity, then we who are eltir.ena.
we women who remain to carry on
domestic affair*. mu«f find ways.*
make avenues, whereby these val
' ties w ill be perpetuated. '
“Thus we see th»* we have no
time so frivolity, no time even for
the relaxing social event* which
we could perau* In lime* of peace
Our intelligence, our ahllilie*. and
our strength must now be used in
a supreme effort of giving maximum
«ervlre to the nation and 1n pre
-1 serving those values which make 1
democracy worth fighting for.
"If Is a privilege to meet with
yon. Ii Is an honor to participate
with you as you face this gigantic
, task. W’e must secure all the avail-,
able information regarding the na
tion'* needs and Join hand* with i
every other American eitixen In •
( Preserving the democratic way of
Ufa--for we, too, ar« Americana!’* I
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942
Social Activities
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IhU is the local I on v enl lon committee of ltd la sigma Theta sorority working overtime to make this Hie biggest and he%| gathering of Deltas
from all over the country, when they met in Detroit at ( hrlstmas time. Tan anti \lplni I’l sigma chapters of Detroit were the hostess <-hnp
lers to the sorority. Seated about the i-oiil'erenee table are: Sorors Margaret Smith, left IXher Dade, Josephine Gaines, I the I Hnker. Her
nice Johnson. Marjorie tarter. \ ietorin Mel a 11. Mlunmi Brown, ehalrman: and Marion tarter. I.uey Hell Morris |« sealed at the front of
the table. Standing are Helene Tines, left: Hern lee While and Jerwlean Sneed.
Dynamic Deltas from 25 States
Attend to Business and Pleasure ’
Visiting delotfittes and momtxrs of Delta Siyrma Theta
sorority, meeting here in their sixteenth annual convention,
have had their full share of sessions and business meetings,
but Detroiters have seen to it that the sorors enjoy another
side of the event too. Amonjt the soeial affairs tendered
the D* l a- were it formal da•
Friday evening, I”fi. at the Mat
i a tic*"- bo 11 r- < ini l»y th e Ka l>l»st Al
pha l’sl fraternity: ami on Satin
ilav. Her. i!7. at noon, a luncheon at
the Women x Associated (’lull Itniltl
ins kivu by tin- Women's Citizen
ship eomniiitet-. At *i p.m, of the
sum** ilav, the Alpha l'lit Alpha
cocktail party w.,s biased at the
Vlplia house. nml at in pm. the
ones,i INI J’hi formal dance ni
Mirror ha llrnein. Sunday, I lee. ;*s,
at tv pm. all eggnog op wa> given l
lor tile liel'its by Sigma (iainni t
Hho sorority. At 11 pm. the AK \
sorority's open dance was staged ai
the I.alter temple. .Monday, Dec. i’!'.
HI !* P 111. the Sphinx auxiliary etn k
lasl parly look plate at the Alpha
I rail i nity hen»e, and at Ju p.m. the
same day, the llella Sigma Theta
soririi v .1 open dame was siasnl at
the i; i ayxtoiie ballroom, follow ins
which the Vlpha I p-i lon o Alpha
i*lii Alpha hnaktast for the Itelta
teror« iiii, tendered hy the Alpha
hou*e, ,\t :to pin. Tuesday ihe
la* 11 a- i losetl lianqliet lialli|iiel was
iTelrt at Club lilifi, Inllowmg till- af
fair iii ]n p ni. the Hellas dosed
•lame tta< held at the sanit plate.
Anions the out-of-m\viiers at
tending the n. Ita convention and
the various soeial function* were:
lio/, Drew, , Huh) Cad-on, Alive
Monroe, Fiames (biffin, Kilo l Pan
lieli, Her, h) Hell -. Kli/.al|el|| Utll
•loti. Marie Jteev s, Hilliau Carey.
Alain I l.otkeii. It,,ihitnt Slniuions
Miller. Hu by* Pryor. Ida Rhode-.
Maxine < apps, J.illlaii Garrett,,
.1 tia tilt n Williams, Palsy Kobe,!-.
Flea nor I’owell, (• iI a Harris, Horo
th) Washington, Sylvia I,ahat, Cath
erine .Mauldin, hoiilxe Wesley, So
die Alexander, Clementine Church
Virginia Wilson, Klliel Wise. Klean
Heed. Augusta ■lame •. .Martha
Toss. Katherine Kossitt, Hazel An
tliony, l.eity Wiekliffe, Jeanne l,.me
Clara Jackson. Gwendolyn Higgin
hoi ha in. Hrssie tiarvin, J). Woods.
Sitdy Robinson, Corine Hadis, y
•Mai y K. 4 Hoss. |. I’etius. Klta
Rhode*, lloioihy Cunningham, Na
dine Wellman, Katie Vaiden. Mil
dred Hurt h, lloena Savage. Kllen
Tonente. .leannn Kngllsh, Morrine
Taylor, Gwendolyn Sherard, Jennie
Fletcher, Crat e Thorpe, Hetty
Clayton Verna Hoherls. Mary
Sloane, Wlihelmina Hnthwell. Hel
en .M. Johnson. Carrie |„ Hiirney.
Jiiauta Kitltl, Fine. Hue Anthony.
Myrtle Andrews, Kvelyn Andrews.
Kllsworth i alfee. Hazel Calfee. lb I
t-n Johnson llrown, Thelma Mc-
Gill. Frankie Weeds, Katherine
l."wi«. Dorothy Sit.kes. Flaxie Pin
ken. Kdna Johnson Morris, Willie
SieVenson, Thelma Crayaon. l>oi is I
Christmas. Kdna Fisher, Mabrlnah 1
Overton, Dolores Ferguson, Charle
selte Scott, Crate lingers, Anioin- I
eii« James. Virginia llolstovk. Dm- |
olhy Thompson. Theresa Moore. ;
Helen Holt. Klliaheth Clhhs, Mis*
Kllison. Newman. Miss MrClean,
A. Duncan. Miss Thorne. C. Wilson.
N. Cherot. M. Nightingale. Minerva
Johnson. V. Staples. Marian Capps,
I. Armstrong. K. Gray, J. Walker. K.
Finley. M. Ison. F. Sultan. A. Brown,
A. Williams. H. Wythe. Boone. M.
Ilemmlngs. K. Harris. K. Strarhan,
Helen Work. C. Powell. M. Borders,
M. Scott. K. Hullo, k 1., Johns, O.
Derrick. W. Cole. D l.omax„ (’. j
Buthannan. Ruth Buchannan, U
Howell. N. Harris. C. Shackles. K.
McMorrls. M Scott. K. Klcbartlson, ;
V. Jackson. M. W. Down*. Juanita i
Dennis. Klsle Austin, V. I.ewl*. |* |
Houston. T. Terrell. J. Jatkson,
Marguerite lly. Reseda Payne. WII* I
iner Smith, Thelma Johnaon, Sadia |
Haw.-on, Kli/abeth Riirwcll, Nellie
Kyle, Julia Duff, Margaret Hrigg.
Mm ieiia Hlsgs, Constance lleslip,
Maty Smith, Kstelle Mc.Neal. Theo
dore Smith. Thdnia llayte. Marjorie
: s>'K ■ sIBL Sll|
Bme&WMk. \**m ; *.A lllk/C-J#fm. r dH
IT'S'
p Ml
A #!!■&. ■ t*
Krl.liij. ns j on «iiii sir. mhs n l,i,s } ,|a, for IMl„s. for H f fliMl lirni
simir Ino lmnili*il soi ors Ih-khii to mtlslrr from nil |»nr|s of tlu> | ,s,
at the sixlH'iilh mitionnl com cut lon hrlil lirri* In Hot roll. \| ronun.
Ho» l<«H.l.|«i»rlors m si. Mnllhms |»nrl«h hoiisr. \on.rs >| H \i»o |>o„lt.
loft, ninl .liinr IMrkens, of INI roll, nrr *hown rrirUlrrlnit iMHiik |> f |.
la Ann Kroon, of 3«.S| Itonl *lrref. ta«| I hl. nio, ln,l.
M rs. Gadson
Attends Confab
| Mr. and Mrs. James King of Me-
Dougali avenue had as their week
end hmixcgueetH Mr. and Mrs.
James Cad-ou. Jr., of Savannah
I Ca. Mr. Cadson l- treasurer of
Ceorgla Siaie eullege, Savannah,
while Mrs. Cadson |x a teacher In
ihe public school system of that
city, She attended the Del,a Sigma
Theta convention here as a dele
gate. The Cadson* were extended
many social <ourte*les by the Kings
I and tlfeir friends.
SERVICE MEN'S HOLIDAY PARTY
JANUARY 1,1942
At Brewster Recreation Center
637 Brewster St.
m
Basketball Game and Dance
Pittsburgh Y. M. C. A.— Preliminary -
T«. Fort Custer Soldiers
Brewster Center '*•
*" Vnl " ■« >"• *• :.«•
General Admission for Game and Dance 50c
Federal Tsx Included
Couple Speaks Vows
I.ucille Heard and Sam Hair-ton
were united In marriage ,11 In c. L'l
ir 1 !*:ts Mi'Hoiigall strcei.
Kidd. Kvu Dixon. Katherine drown.
Fva Mi'di'ooni, Mane lloaid, Wel
don SugarniHii. Madeline Holtiuson.
Minerva Johnson. Myra Helming*.
.Mary Huford and Mabel J. Ol Kelt.
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulsion relieves promptly be•
r ‘, Rht , to ,hf ot the
trouble to help loosen and expel
Kerm laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender In
named bronchial mucous mem-
T f l i your dn »Ml« to sell vou
a bottle of Creomtilsion with the im
de!"*i.?nd,n * vou n >t«*t like the wav it
Stafew?'•"
CREOMULSION
for Coughs. Chest Colds Bronchitis
SI 46 Sf. Antofn* Str*«t. Corner Columbia—ClMForfl 7974
Dclsprilcs
Skalc
The DeNp iie«, pledgees of the
l>»'lia Sigma Theta sorority, gave
a skating party Saturday afternoon,
December 27. at tun* of the local
link-. A few.of those present In
cluded Ko»e Campbell, Velma May.
Bill Khedda. XeiniH Smith, Bill
Ccilernaii. Edna Vanlliper, Jmnes
Melteynolds. Joandel Bussell. Har
old Sherry, l.ucy Howard. Bill and
Elaine Fuller, Krmen. Mm v lonise
and Ertieatllie Fisher. I.aiiore Davis.
Min Gregory. Bill Matney. Delbert
Bussell. Kail Evan-. Itayiiioiul
Seymour. lioris Ifcvvis. Harry Nash.
NTal Cleaton, Geraldine Woodson.
Matiette McFadden. Willie Itryant.
Lorraine and Kuchcl Null. Erne-t
Johnson. Buddy Waundles-. Chylll-
Patlei son. Beity Bland. Liverne
Johnson, Elizabeth Fisher Edward
Evans, nf Ohio; j. Kenned'. Tom
mie William*. Lucius Calloway. Bill
Smith and lots more.
The Jacksons
To Be Hosts
Mi-. Bell Jackson. :,7t Mel
bourne will play hostess to -everal
friends and on; -of-tow n v isitor* at
a cocktail pativ given in their hon
ie mi New j ear’s Day,
Mr.-. Jackson is tin -Dt*.,- „f
Claude Harvard.
MRS. KRISI’.V VISITS
HKR FAMILY lIKRK
Mrs Pauline Krlshy took time „n
rrom her musical studies in \Vw
V , ,‘ 1 k 1 n,y T ANARUS" l "’ n ' l lhe holidays
11 husband and young daucii-
Pr in Deiroil.
Visiting Detroit
M |v \tvian llavgood. of Little
‘ " k. Ark . Is n visitor in Detroit’
; H* m m„.n„i n4£ ((f |hj ;
Mrs II V. S,, "' «'h here.
• .la< ksnn. of r»7l Mrl.
MOiirnr, pin, ri.,
„ , ... <ltl V, .. ni " B a ""kiail
!,f , ‘ 1 . V ' v * •biv. in honor
■rienrta f ' ,OWB and
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The Ideal Christian Home
For
WORKING GIRLS AND WOMEN
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Club News
SUB-DEB
CHATTER
Hj LITTLE SISTER
Flash—Julian Lewis, of Chicago,
most recently of Idlewild, Is visiting
la the Motor City during the Delta
doings. Ho k(|ttircd Bernio Watkins
to the recital.
Louise Lootuis is trying her best
to attract Bill Matney again, hut
his eyes arc too tilled with E.F.,
D.A.H, L.l). and J.K.
Peter Whittaker is concentrating
on one and only one. It isn’t a
Baldwin, so guess who?
Krmeu Fisher u quite the play*
boy. Works too fast to be with tha
same girl twice. Clever ahieks.
Bill Lawson is glad to he in De
troit for two reasons, (1) Cur*, and
(2j because it s home sweet home.
Cuzz never looked so happy.
Donnie Bryant is all for Sharon
Burton, likewise Is Sharon for
Alt.
Dedications
Barnacle Bill, the Tiler,” Bill
Lawson.
“Thanks for the Memory,” Little
Sister.
“For Whom the Bells Tolled, **
"By-Bye.” Doris Bell.
Karl Evans is panicky over Doris
j Belt.
Ernest Johnson seemed the same
way at the Sub-deb affair.
Andrew Humphries and Geral
dine Bledsoe are beginning to de
velop a dose friendship.
Herbert McFadden had better
keep his eyes peeled on Willie Bry
ant for he's coming on strong with
latrraine Nutt.
Don lesson is still for Evelyn
Baldw iti.
Willie Coleman admits his tender
feeling for Mary Berry.
Alvin Boyd, brilliant all-round
athlete, is really too much on a
football field.
Edward Evans is fascinated by a
girl in Canada, hut hia real love is
Dorothy Causey ,of Conant Oar
den'*.
''baron Burton 1 elehrntes
A get-together was held hy
Sharon Burton. i>» McGraw, in
honor of her sister. Aden, who has
returned from Ml. Olivet college
for the Christmas holidays. Those
present enjoyed dancing and egg
nog and cak*s. Some who attend
i*l were Al\!n Boyd. Dorothy Ann
llliks. IVtei Whittaker. Aurelia
Walton. Bill Matney, Krmen and
Ernest me Fisher. Don Lawson. Cus
zie and Bill, lantise l<oomt*. .InMn
, hie llairi*. Earl Evans and hie
cousin. Ed Evans, of Ohio' Donnie
Hi*' Bryant. George Anderson. Wil
heiforte Plummer. All enjoyed
t hem sc) ves i iii uteusely.
Joan helmed; Hostess
Joan Kennedy was hostess at a
pretty Yuletide party at the home
of her parents on M* Dougall ave
nue. Cookies and punch were
served and a mistletoe furnished
mm li excitement.
Among those present were: I.u
--* ins and Buddie Calloway, Andy
Tyler. Julian Witherspoon. Ellen
Ly. Earl Evans. Mary Berry. Kay
Seymour, Dorothy and Edward
( au-ev. Sallic (tiles, Ijeroy Bo* ke
moor. Edward Evans, of Ohio; 7,el
ma Smith. Willie Coleman, Aurelia
Walton ami Oliver Broome.
Bella Iteeilal
Among the members of the local
younger set who enjoyed the recital
given by the Delta Sigma Theta so
rority a( the Institute of Art* Sun
day evening were, Donnie Bryant,
Pearl Brown. Sonny Plummer. Ag
nes Moore. Jeanne Waundless. Heco
Ceeinaz. Dawn Watson. Ed Evans,
E Evan*. Mary A. Clemons. K* r
init Bailor. Johnnie Roxhoiougil,
Lons Batltfre. Bernice Watkins,
Julian la w is. of Chicago Helen
and Joe Thomas and a few others.
I lie usherettes Included |>el
spriies Helen Cuz/.ciis. t.ucy How
aid, Marleltc McFadden. lavitis*
Loomis, Aurelia Walion. Cories*
Hunter and Pyramids Alice Coote,
Mary Ann Clemons and Marjo; ie
Jniieif. The Deltas present wei#
too numerous to mention, hut s few
ini luded Gladys House, Victoria
McCall. Marjorie Dunbar, Mam is
Alexander. Marjorie and Marlon
<iiiirr. K\a Mi Broom. Helen How
aid. and manv others.

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