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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-24
BIBLE THOUGHT
GOD,S MORO mn THE INAUGURATION


9. Thus, as Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen tthe daugh-
ter of one of the greatest Christians William Jen-
nings Bryant. wrote few hours after Mr.. RoOse-
velt's message: In the solemn hour of the inau-
guration, nations thought was turned from mans
falGbility to Gods omnipotence, and there rose
from the lips and hearts of the listening millions
mans oldest yearning-the longing for the sus-
tanning and protecting help of GOd"-Sunday
School Times,
90 my God . . lead me in Thy truth and teach
me" Is. 25:2-5).
Fear not; I will help thee" elsa. 41:13).
TO be continued
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-24
FOUGHT WASP-CRASHES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May "a.
OUP)-Miss Grace AmmOns and
Shelby Stewart were being treated
in hospital here today for injur-
les received when Stewards auto
mobile struck a telephone pole as
he was FIGHTING off a wasp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-24

The new Roosevelt forestry army of
thousands of men armed with axes comes
a little too late; we should have had 1t a
couple of years ago when all those nutty
champion tree sitters'' were doing their
stuff.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-24

Miss Augusta Hoots Of Hcnder-
sonville. The ceremony took
place at $50 O'Clock Saturday
evening at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Ionic Powell, in West Ashe-
vile.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-24

Soviet Russia has just floated its largest
loan at the high interest rate of 10 per cent
Leads one to suspect that the nation is in
the Red. ......
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
Detroit Hampton GLIB
Enjoy Holiday PartJ

On Saturday evening Nov. 10 the
Detroit Hampton Chapter gather
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar ID. Russell, $3.50 Beaubien
street for pre-Thanksgiying par
ty. The very efficient hostess, Mrs.
Russell spared no efforts In seeing
that all the guests enjoyed the
evening. Bridge featured the chief
amusement.
Everyone enjoyed the wonderful
repast arranged by the refresh
ment committee composed OF Mrs.
James Hafford and Mrs. Ralph
Graham.
The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis l.. Herring. Mr.. and Mrs. \,
G. Bedford, Mesdames James Haf-
ford Herman Phillips, Cleopha
Robinson Misses Bernice Griffin
MI. and Mrs. Ellis l.. Herring
Kathleen Craig, Joulia Robinson,
Dorthula Robinson, Euneida Geo
ems; Messrs. Joseph n. Banks
BENJAMIN Graves, Theodore II
White, James j. Bowman, and
William Robinson.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
Buzzing Bee c. S. w.
l. e a g ne Holds
Weekly M e e t

The Buzzing Bee Civic, Social
and Welfare League, Of which Mrs.
Josephine Belford is president,
held their regular weekly meeting,
Saturday. Dec. 2. at New Mt.
Moriah Baptist Church. Mrs. Bel
frd explained to the assembly that
the Buzzing Bee Grocery Store Will
have its grand opening Friday,
Dec. IS. The store will be located
at 1882 Russell street. Souvenirs
will be given to all persns making
purchases of half dollar or more.
A feature of the meeting was a
musical entertainment, sponsored
by Donald Hopkins. Leroy Samp-
SON rendered two charmin gpiano
solos.
Prof Williams introduced the
principal speaker of the evening,
Attorney Lewis Burke, OF the First
National Bank. who gave a hne
illustration OF the cooperative
stores OF England. He stated tha'
the Buzzing Bee League has the
right idea of cooperating ano
starting business.
The Moore School and the Miller
School are cooperating with Mrs
Bedford in featuring entertain
ments to raise money with which
to provide Christmas baskets fol
the needy.
Prof. Radcliffe is directing tbs
chorus OF the league, with Roxanns
Summers as chairman. They are
preparing a musical for christma'
to secure funds for helping need,
] children in N. Detroit.
The Detroit Tribune and its star
are also cooperating with the
league. in their efforts to help thu
community.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
MUSIC
NOTES

A large crowd of enthusiastic
music lovers. who could appreciate
music OF the higher type, turned
out last Friday night to hear the
brilliant young vocalist, George
Matthews, in his first public re-
cital. at the Y. w. &. A. The event
was sponsored by the Detroit Mu-
sicians Association with the CO
operation of Mr.. Lorenzo Reid. his
manager. His fine Interpretation OF
each number, the lovely tone quail
tiles of his lovely tenor voice. his
dramatic ability and stage posture
all combined to make his hearers
express their extreme pleasure
and enjoyment of the program OF
classics, ballads and spirituals
presented. He was Obliged to re-
spond TO encores after each gronI
OF songs. Though handicapped by
the low ceiling of the room, hii
voice held up well to the end. 81
that nothing but complimentary re
marks we're heard on all sides
His arc h r, MIR. A re h l.
bald C.. Jackson, Is taking a per
sonal interest in him for he see
great possibilities In one possess
ing such voice as Mr.. Matthews
lie was ably accompanied by Mis-
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
DETROIT STUDY CLUB

A very interesting debate was
staged at the meeting OF ID. S. C.
held at the Y. w. G. A. on Friday
Dec.i. The subject was RESOLVED
That air travel will supercede
transportation by rail and motor
car. On the affirmative side were
Miss Harriet Barrier and Mrs.
Angel Lambert. Negative Mrs. T..
A. Carter and Mrs. Ethlyn Henry.
Many interesting and Informative
points were brought out on both
sides, but the fact that people in
general are becoming air minded
more and more every year, seemed
TO give the advantage to the af-
firmatiye side. A piano selection
by Miss SOloman completed the
program. Mrs. &. S. Smith was the
hostess for this meeting, serving
very tempting menu in the Y cafe
terra. Her special guests were
Elizabeth Elliott, Made
line HuntOn, Gamble and Miss
Wayne Cole of the Y. w. G. A..
Mrs. Raines and visitors from Chi
cagO and Gary.
The next meeting will be in the
'orm of a Christmas Party at the
Phyllis Wheatley Home for the in
mates. on December Is
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
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M0DERNITES SOCIAL GLIB

The Modernites held their meet
ing last Sunday Afternoon at the
home OF Miss Vera Vaughn, 443
Rowena street. Three new mem
bers were added the membership.
namely, Messrs. Albert Scott,
Leonard Jacobs and William Nc
Kay. Plans were made for having
Riddles Party Dec. %, at the
Bachelr's Headquarters. 2946
Brush street, where everyone will
go back to their kid days and dres
like little boys and girls. The club
limit was rased from twelve to
twenty members due ts the request
Oh so many who desire TO join.
After the business meeting. the
hostess, Miss Vaughn, served a
delightful repast and the remand
er of the meeting was spent in so
cializing. George Williams Will be
host to the club at the next meet
ing Dec. 18th. at 434 Adelaide 81
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

/ Mrs. Baugh, of 1899 Kentpct,
avenue, was honor guest az an ola
borate Thanksgiving dinner CIV.
by her son and daughter Mr. aaa
Mrs. James Baugh. II was q 4,
lightful affair. In addition 10 ,ho
honoree the following guests wera
present: Mrs. Eliza Huling. Missss
Johnnie II. Bridges, Annie
Baugh, Lille Baugh, Miss Hurs,
Annie b. McKenny, Messrs Jasner
Mitchell Clarence Palmerlee, Roy
McKenny, Mack Walton. Mr. ami
Mrs. Johnnie Baugh.
*#*#
The Delta Sprites met with Miss
Corrien Davis OF 257 Leicester
last Thursday night. The members
are making plans for their Christ
mas party, which promises to be
delightful affair." A number OF the
young women attended tho meet
ing.
" " ~ " "
John c. Dancey is spending
Thanksgiving holidays in Me
South, where he will visit
Washington. ID. G. and Atlanta. Ca
Mesdames Graham and Walden.
OF Tennessee avenue, had as their
house guest last week, Mrs. Emma
Young OF Carlysle, Ark.
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Miss Madeline Hath was the
charming hostess at surprise
birthday party. Friday, Dec. /, at
her home IN Royal Oak honoring
her brother Kenneth and Miss Hor-
tense Randall OF Los. Angeles {
Calif. II was an enjoyable affair.
The guest were Mesdames Geneva
Williams and Bertha Gray. Misses
Mary Scott, Dora Talbot Nor
gruette Sutton. Berntc0 az
crime Brady. Mr. Wods ovu hath-
Ohio, house guest of tho Dayton,
and Messrs. Swintt, Re'' OF
Thompson and Mr.. LindBA
Chicago. -e
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

The Hour OF Music and Media
ton on Sunday. December IA at 4
p. M. at tho Lucy Thurman Branch
Will have as the speaker Or. $. n.
c. owen who will use as his topic
The Three Physicians Or. Owen
is a very forceful speaker and
treat is IN store for those who
spend this hour at the Branch.
The music will be furnished by
Mrs. Mile A. Tyson and her musi
cal group.
The Membership Committee is
working very hard to reach its goal
OF three hundred members, by Dec,
IL. There are many who are volun-
teering TO held tint committee in w
task. II each person whose mem
bership has expired in 1882 o.
1888 would renew, the Brancl
would 70 over the top. Get out
your card and see the date of ex
piration and come down TO the
/ Branch or ask To have some On'
come 10 YOU. The Lucy Thurman
/ Branch must not fail.
The Merry Go Round is growing
i'm interest each week. Girls arr
asked to come in ut ten o'clock II
the morning so they may enjol
every moment that has been plan
ned for them. Games, health ant
personality talks, how to utiliz
what YOU have on hand to the hes
advantage are some of the thing
presented.
Some girls and bring your prob
lens. All the help possible will b.
given you.
Tho third Coed night will occu
on December at $3.50 p. M. Al
enjoyable evening is being plan
ned for the young college boys an
girls. Come and enjoy yourselves
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
Sick & Convalescing

The friends of William Starks.
OF Beniteau avenue, regret to learn
that he is i'll at Harper Hospital
where he expects to undergo an
operation soon. The Tribune and
Mr.. starks numerous other friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Helen Madden, OF 2s4l
Sherman street, who has been
confined to her home. for the past
six weeks, on account OF Illness
has been removed to st. Mary's
Hospital. for an operation.
Mrs. Lillian Blackstone OF 4Oo4
Milford is at home again after un-
dergolng a successful operation al
st. Mary's Hospital.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

The concert. which proved to be
one oil the seasons most brilliant
events. both socially and artistic
sslly, started with a German group
which was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed and highly praised. Then
followed a group which was said
TO be remarkable and thoroughly
French in every detail. by large
group OF native Frenchmen pres
eDt. An Italian aria followed which.
was in all probability the high
light OF the program. Following the
,intermission came an English
group and then group of spirit
uals.
The audience went into ecstasy
over the clear, resonant tones. the
clean cut dicton. Mr.. Matthews
sang with great feeling and marvel
Gus control. His handling of long
phrases were remarkable. He was
in fine voice and distinguished
himself in his excellent pianissimo.
which is probably his finest devel-
opment. Five encores were neces-
sary to satisfy the desires of the
hearers.
BY SIG the house was half filled.
Detroit's leaders in business, tho
professions. tho arts, music lovers
friends ALI showed keen interest
in the performance and expressed
themselves as delighted and in
spired.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

Among those present were Mrs
Minnie Collins, Or. and Mrs. Rob
ert Greenidge, Mrs. Millic Edwards
Mr.. Peter Cataldo, Miss Barker
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Matthews. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Jones. Mr.. Benz
Jones, Mrs. Eddie Robinson Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Danniel Mrs. katherine
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Coote, Miss
Mae Coote. DR. $. II. G. owen. Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts. DR.. and Mrs. w.
o. Allen, Miss Allen. Mrs. Sam
Russell, Mrs. Jamerson. DR.. l.. Z.
Todd, Mrs Priscilla Gray. Miss
J G 5 Simmons, Mrs. Mar
jorie Joyner, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Pettiford, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Thompson and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Branham. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
well. Mr.. and Mrs. James Jeter.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Thompson, Mr.. A.
Jackson. Mr.. and .Irs. Joe Brown
Mr.. Farrell, Miss Rowena Farrell,
Misses Ruby and Mile Connolly.
Mr. T.. Lambert, Mrs W. Fields
and daughter Alice. Mrs. Ethel
Coats. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. II. l.. Eradby
and daughter Martha, Miss Mildred
Lee. Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, Mrs.
Fowler and many others. /
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
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ATHA STUDY CLUB

A very interesting business meet
ing OF the Atha Study club was help
at the residence OF Mrs. Thelma
Hayes, 6sss Ironwood, Mondai
evening. While a few late mem'
bers were gathering, time was
spent at bridge. Al the conclusion
OF the meeting, the hostess give as
first prize crystal powder bowl
Which was attractively decorated
with pair + love birds In pastel
shades. Consolation prize was a
novalty tape measure.
with the assistance of Miss Jane
Rawley the hostess served a very
seasonablc repast topped with
punkin pie and whipped cream.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Alma McMalion. 6463 Var
Court.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
Mrs. r. S. Pace Fetes
Abantenjwa League

Mrs. r. S. Pace. 1879 Dc
ouinderc, was charming hostess
last Tuesday afternoon, TO the
ladies OF the Abantenjwa League.
Mrs. Nj Jenkins, devotional
leader. conducted deyotiOns, after
which Mrs. S. ID. Ross chairman
of program committee presented
the following Thanksgiving pro-
gram:
Song by the league; "Origin Of
Thanksgiving" by Mrs M. b. As
kew. The following ladies made
remarks about giving thanks TO
God. namely: Mesdames G. X. Hill.
+. Peck, l.. T. Clay. NJ. b. Askew,
II. G. Crider NJ. |. Hardwrick, b.
Wright. II. r. Flack, C.. Is. Walker,
Bankhead, A. G.. Thomas, NJ. Jen-
kins, Lewis, A. Pittman, Moore
and Hendricks. Mrs. Moore rem
dered vocal solo.
AFTER the program the officers
were installed. The president in
troduced Mrs. Fannie Peck. who
Mrs. Christine S. Smith.
Mrs. Smith made a fine inspira-
iional address and installed the
officers: Mrs. M. b. AS
Sew, president: Mrs. s. ID. Ross.
irst vice president; Mrs. A. Pitt
nan, second vice; Mrs. G.. r. Hill. |
ecretary; Mrs. b. Wright assistant |
ecretary; Mrs. II. 8. Pace, cor
esponding secretary; Mrs. II. G.
rider. treasurer; Mrs. M. Jenkins,
eyotional leader; Mrs. A. G.
'homas, journalist; Mrs. II. p.
lacks, pianist; Mrs. A. Pittman.
ssistant pianist
Mrs. G. s. Smith and Mrs. A.
I. Williams became members OF
10 league The organization, which
composed OF minister's wives.
ave them hearty welcome into
10 ranks.
A two-course luncheon was
sryed by the hostess.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

Some OF the outstanding social
events scheduled for this weekend
include the first edition OF the
Gala Varieties, to be given at
Schiller's Auditorium, Friday mite +;
the COED Night assembly OF young
people which takes place at tho
Lucy Thurman Branch Friday
evening; the Jitney Dance, at st.
Matthews. in connection with the
church bazaar; the Delta's Schol-
arshlp Dancing Party, at Planta-
tin Club, Friday night; and on
Saturday night, the Sphinx Clubs
private party.
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Miss Louise Henderson, of Great
Lakes Mutual, has returned to the
city. after brief trip to clarkes-
vile, Tenn.
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DR.. and Mrs. William Postles,
one OF Detroit's popular young
couples. returned home Tuesday,
after spending Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Postles' parents, DR.. and Mrs,
Singleton. of Omaha. Neb. They
report that the trip was delight
full one.
J. G. Dancy OF the Detroit Urban
League, arrived IN the city Tues
day, after a pleasant trip South.
#**##
Mrs. l.. +. Losford and Miss
Pearl Nelson of Edmore, Michigan
are visiting the formers son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary Nickies. OF 55G Euclid Il.
****xx
A surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. Alice Tinsdale by her
husband and daughter at their
home, 1860 Binder last Tuesday,
Nov. 2S. Among the guests present
were MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland Lee,
MIR. and Mrs. Thougmartin. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Toiiivoer. MIR. and Mrs. w.
Jacobs and the Motor City Drama
tic club.
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Mrs. Mckinley Willis of New
York left Monday night for her
home after spending very enjoy
able vacation with her cousins,
b. Lindsay and Mrs. b. Palmer.
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Miss Billie Beard OF 5666 Roose-
welt made her radio debut last
Monday night over station CKLW
from the Tibily Theatre at Walk
erville. Ont. Her songs were con
sidered the best on the evenings
program hut due to the fact that
the second best entertainer was SO
good, the management decided to
divide first and second prize even
~. 1t certainly speaks well OF Miss
Boards talent to be able to win
such high honors on the first ap
pcarance. The writer wishes Billie
more success and glory.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
THE VACATION CLUB

The Vacation Club celebrated It's
second anniversary, Thanksgiving
Day, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ED Hale, 34G0 Arndt street. The
club originated at the Hale home.
The committee on entertainment
was composed of Mrs. Willie Tay-
lor, Mrs. Olivia Hickson. Mrs. Ro-
berta Hale, and Mrs. Willie Cald-
well. The dinner was an elaborate
affair with the national Thanks
giving bird" being the chief dish.
Covers we're laid or forty.
Guests of honor were Rev. An
derson, Messrs. Robert Williams,
Ed Blair, Mrs. Mary Mack and
othed guests firm Romeo, Mich.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

Native Of Africa
Visits Detroit

Among the distinguished visitors
In Detroit at this time is Theodore
Asre from the Gold Coast of Africa.
Mr.. Asre Is "A graduate from the
|. of NJ. and holds his A. b. and
NJ. A. degrees. This brilliant young
man has been absent from his
home for the past seven years. He
plans 10 sail soon for London.
England. whore he expects TO spend
two years, before returning tc
Africa.
Last Sunday evening Dec. 3, Mr..
Asre attended the a. q. +. League
at Bethel A. NJ. +. Church. after
which he was guest of Tobie
Burks, OF this city.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
W 1T IL 4 II T.
WITH THE
> YOUNGER SET /.
By TLYSSES w. BOYKIN

club. Congratulations, jim.
Miss Fedalma Boyd. who will he
remembered as the attractive
Cleveland girl who visited Detroit
last summer, has recently CORES
pended with friends here. and ex
tends greetings to the yunger set.
through this column.
Birncy Smith, who IS attending
cllege II North Carolina, S making
a fine record. He sends news items
to the Tribune. from time 10 time,
AT the gala varieties, TO be pre-
scented by Plymouth Congregation
al Church, Friday night. Dec. s, al
Schillers Auditorium, several mem
bers of the younger set will take
part in the skit put on by the Delta
sorority.
Miss Katherine Brady was
visited Thanksgiving Day, by a
friend from Ohio.
Lots of tie gang will be out for
Co Ed night al The y. W. G. A,
/ friday, also AT ~ Matthew's Jllncl
! Dance and plymouth's Gala Vari
ties at Schilcrs Auditorium.
This weeks Who's Who intro
duces Crit McSwain, 1910 +. War
rem. Crit is is and is a senior n
Northwestern High Ills favoritC
sports are basketball, swimming
and football Ills lifc's ambition IL
to become a commercial artist.
Now that good old Thanksgiving
Day has passed and the more ex
citing Christmas holidays are ap
preaching. the gay young Romeo
OF our set are wrinkling thei
brows. in an cnort TO decide upol
some fitting gifts for their weak
nessecs' on 81. Nick's Day. Tn
only gifts that seem eligible ar
hooks. hankies or candy. becaus
! giving q young lady clothing. Jew
, cry Just isn't considered in goo
taste. at present. Well III have {
! leave the boys in their misery. a
, | am having the same trouble my
: self.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

am sure the younger set en-
loved themselves last week. with a
two-day holiday and an excellent
turkey dinner. to boot. Many eos
eds doubtless forgot their graceful
figures, when they sat down TO the
table Thanksgiving Day and att
much more than was good for their
figures. oh. we'll. Thanksgiving
comes only once a year,
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT:
Many OF the younger set were
present at the first ID. A. A. basket
NALL game with the Globe Trotters
AZ Brewster Center, Thanksgiving
Dav. The ID. a. A. lost very close
game. by the score Of 2S to -
Dancing was enjoyed by the fans
after the game. Among those pres
ent we're the Misses Virgie Rox-
borough. Elizabeth Green. Margi'
Carter Caroline cole. Margaret
Hudson Evelyn Finnel, Wilw'
sturkey. Florepcc stevens, Messri
Harry Tapsico. Crit McSwain. AZ
len I.edErer. John Watson, Davi'
Northcross, Waldo Beck, Charles
Tinsley Jane. and George Dun
bar. Joe .Jenkins. John Carney
skey Moore. Len Andrews am
Miss Ruth wilkes.
Johnny l.. Long popular membe
OF the East Side younger set, lief
for Birmingham, Ala. Tuesday, I
visit relatives
Members OF the younger set te'
us they read the Tribune ever
week In order to know what
going on.
Many strange truths were re
yealed at the home Via Banks las
Sunday, during game called "cou
fession."
The Beau Brunmel Club Is MAX
ing plans for their fifth annuI
party Dec. %. Particulars will !
given in this column, next weel
Wendell Smith. who is attendin
college in North Carolina Is maxim
a member Of his colleges wolfe
ball team. He will be in Detro
soon. to spend his Christmas hol
days.
James Dunbar was recent
elected president of the sphir
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
SOCIAL NOTES

Looming large on the social horizon during the
Thanksgiving holiday period were many gala affairs
among which were the basketball game and dance AZ
Brewster Center Thanksgiving night the Alpha Kappa
Aphas bundle party last Friday night at the Lucy Thur
man Y w. c. A. also the party for college students the
same night at the Nacrema Club House, when manv
students from Ann Arbor and Ypsanti attended and the
grand recital given at the "Y W." by George Matthews
famous tenor In addition there of private
Thanksgiving dances and dinner parties.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
BEAUTY HINTS
GOATS MILK FOR BEAUTY
BY Nina Temple

Women who desire TO preserve
their youth far into and even be-
yond the dangerous age, will well
come a little secret | am about to
tell. II is this Just drink goats
milk eery day. You will notice
a new vitality surging through you
and you will note how young and
smooth your face will become after
a very short time. French beauties
knew this secret and used it relig-
ously.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
CLUBS
|. W. A. CLUB

The |. w. A. Club met with
Catherine Allen 1920 Chene last
Wednesday, and made arrange
ments to divide their Christmas
funds. A goodly number OF mem
bers were present. Plans we're for
the work next year.
The club has on a membership
drive for the first of the year. Mrs.
Ellie Garner OF Leland street was
pledged The next meeting is with
Mrs. J. W. Bryson.
Charles Taylor wishes to thank
all who bought the Tribune from
him this week.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
S p hinx Club
Holds Election

The Sphinx club of Alpha Upsi-
lon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity held its annual election
OF officers on Sunday afternoon
November 2G, at the local Y. NJ. G.
A. building. Officers elected were
President. James Dunbar; vice
President, Wilbur Brewer; Secre-
tary. Roy Woodson; Treasurer,
Harry Riggs; Sergeant at arms
James Kidd; Chaplain. William
Kemp. These officers will serve
until the next election, which Is
scheduled for November, 1884.