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Order of the Eastern Star

its last meeting celebrated its 18th
birthday anniversary. Guests were
the grand matron, grand patron, As
-sociate Grand Matron Mrs. Helen
Robbins, Associate Grand Patron
Harry Schmidt, Past Grand Matrons
Mrs. Streeter, Mrs. Greenstreet and
Mrs. Kimmei, Past Grand Patron Ed
Riley and Grand Chapter officers.
The chapter at its meeting Febru-
ary 10 will have business followed by
q spelling bee and program.
The annual dance and card party
will be held wednesday at Wardman
Park Hotel.
The 1925 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation met at the home of Past
Grand Matron Nellie E. Fletcher.
Officers elected were: Eva Lynch,
Loyalty Chapter, president; George
w. Toombs, Trinity Chapter, vice
president; Ettie F. Andrews, East
Gate Chapter, secretary treasurer;
Louis Hartung, Areme Chapter, gen.
eral chairman Of the banquet in
March.
The 1929 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held their annual banquet
and election of officers at the Kene-
saw last Thursday. Oficers elected
are: Mrs Ethel M Pidgeon, presi-
dent; Reuben N. Jones, vice presi-
dent; Miss Florence B. Womersley,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Mabel A..
Keil, Mrs. Sarah Benson Rice and
Carlton r. Fry, members Of the
Executive Committee.
The guests were the grand matron
and grand patron and Past Grand
Matron and Past Grand Patron Kim
mel.
The president will call a meeting
at her home in March.
Chaplain Jennie Richmond will en-
tertain the 1887 officers OF Bethlehem
Chapter today at $50 pm.
St Johns Lodge Chapter will confer
the degrees tomorrow night.
The Home Board will meet at the
home Of the matron Wednesday at
SPIN.
A silver tea for members and their
friends will be held at the home Of
the matron, Mrs Aleene D. Franklin,
2214 Cathedral avenue. for the benefit
of the Ways and Means Committee.
from 4 to Z pm, February ~.
The Home Board will hold a card
party at the home of Mrs. Polly
Rosenberg, 1881 Sheherd street, Feb
ruary "a, at pm.
Past Grand Patron Needham c.
Turnage will be the guest Of honor
at the meeting Of the chapter March
/, the occasion being his homecoming.
The Friendship Club Of Federal
Chapter will meet at the home of
Mrs. Alice Tracy, 3712 Thirteenth
street, Tuesday at 8 pm. The Home
Board will have a meeting and
luncheon Wednesday at / pm, at the
home of Mrs. Mae Bayliss, 929 Vir-
ginia avenue southwest. with Mrs.
kathryn Hansen and Mrs. Fannie
Walling assisting hostesses.
The Endowment Committee of
Naomi Chapter will hold a silver tea
at the home of Associate Grand Ma
tron Helen D. Robbins, 304 Longfellow
street. February %, from 3 to 6.
The Campbell Loeffler Sewing Club
entertained the women of the Eastern
Star and Mas0Dic uov7e loSt NVadpos
day. The Home Board held a card
party at the home of Mrs. Annie
Hughes, with Mrs. Webb assisting.
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The comparatively mild weather
that has been prevailing here for the
past several weeks has enabled the
men of the divisions to get consider
able training aboard the destroyer
Leary of the Atlantic Scouting Fleet,
which Is here for the use Of the Re-
serves for practice purposes.
The Quartermaster and Signalmen
groups, it was asserted, are showing
considerable improvement in their
various ratings as result of the in
struction which is being given them
every week on the signal bridge of the
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sented each member with q nosegay.
At our next meeting we will have as
guests members Of Warren @. Harding
Lodge. Entertainment and refresh
Ments.
Acacia Chapter will have q business
meeting Tuesday. followed by enter
tainment. The Endowment Commit
tee met at the home Of Past Matron
Louise Heinzman and planned an ac-
tivity to be announced later. The Past
Matrons and Patrons Association will
have q banquet at the Highlands
February 20. The annual dance and
card party will be held at Wardman
Park Hotel February ~. Additional
tickets may be secured by calling Mrs.
Abbie Loefiier.
Esther Chapter Auxiliary Home
Board will sew with the Campbell
Lofier Sewing Club at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Wednesday at
/ O'Clock.
The choir will meet next Tuesday at
the home of Past Matron Nellie West,
1910 Biltmore street, with Past Patron
James A. West and Past Matron Eta
Davis assisting.
Degrees will be conferred at the
next meeting.
Jobs Daughters. Bethel No. /, ex-
emplified their work at the last meet
ing of Esther Chapter.
Miss Eunice J. Eaton. matron Of
Trinity Chapter, announced the meet
ing February l8 will be members I"
night. The program and refreshments
will be in charge Of the Star Points.
Miss Roberta Tegeler is having a
card party at her home, 1905 E street
northeast, at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday.
Lebanan Chapter had a program
after the business session February 9
in the form of an obligation cere-
mony.
Mrs. Rose Woods will be the hostess
to the Auxiliary Home Board. 1897
Calvert street. Tuesday at pm.
Lebanon Choir will have its next
rehearsal at the home of Matron Ruth
L. Hall, 14o3 Webster street, at 7:3o
pm.
The annual dance and card party
sponsored by Hope Chapter, will be
held at Wardman Park Hotel, Feb
ruary 27. Special guests will include
high-ranking officials of the order
from this and foreign jurisdictions.
Mrs. Jennie Gregory. Georgia 5806,
is in charge OF reservations.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Har-
monv Chapter. will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of the junior past
matron, Anne D. Potter, 724 Farragut
street.
The chapter will meet February Is.
Friendship night will be held. The
chapter will entertain members of
Friendship Chapter.
Past Matron Ada L. Toombs. chair
man OF the rummage sale. which will
be held in March, is collecting rum
mage.
Matron Ruth H. Newcomer an
nounces at the meeting of Areme
Chapter Wednesday, there will be an
entertainment.
The Home Board Committee will
have Colonial tea February ~ at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.
Brashears, 400 Sixteenth street.
Washington Centennial Chapter at
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Daughters of the Nile.

Queen Bertha M. Bromwell an
nounces the next stated session Of
Samla Temple, No. 81, will be held
tomorrow at pm. at the Grafton
Hotel. Election and refreshments
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Fidelis Camp will meet Thursday
evening at Thomas Circle Club. 1925
Massachusetts, avenue. Out-of-town
Royal Neighbors are invited.
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Further preparations to complete
the records for the annual inspections
will be made during March. it was
said, when the men who have been
taken into the organization since the
annual cruise will be vaccinated
against typhoid and para typhoid
fever. When the Inspection Board
goes over the medica. records 1t ex-
poets to find that every officer and
man in the battalion has been vacci-
mated and inoculated.
When these inoculations and vacci-
nations are conducted there will not
be any more, 1t was said, until just
prior to the annual cruise, for the
men who are enlisted subsequent to
the inspection.
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Revolver Is Presented.

Sir william Gentle has presented
Gen. Botha's revolver. used during the
Boer War. to the Transvaal Museum.
eouth Africa
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Shepherds of Bethlehem.

Justice Lodge will meet Friday night
at the Washington Hotel at O'Clock.
Installation Of officers by Deputy
Apaldnio. The degrees also to take
IlAaA
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STATE SOCIETIES

The Illinois State Society will have
Valentine dance next Wednesday
at the Willard Hotel. There will be
reception at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis and Miss Clara
Hope, assisted by wives of Congress
men, will tell fortunes.
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will meet in the home Of Mrs. Clarence
A. Dawson, 103 West Woodbine street,
Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
The literature section will meet Fri
day at 2 o'clock In the Presbyterian
Church, with Mrs. Maris M. Profitt
in charge of the program. Mrs.
Proffitt will review Rebel In Bomba-
lne," the memoirs of Melwida Won
Meysenbug. edited by Mildred Adams
from the translation of Elsa Won Mey-
senbug. Mrs. j. Hillman Hollister
will review the novel, THE Enchanted
Voyage" by Robert Nathan, and
Pearl Bucks biography, Fighting
Angel" will be reviewed by Mrs. Harry
M. Watkins. Mrs. James H. Defan-
dorf will be hostess for tea.
Petworth Woman's Club-The edu-
cation section will have a personally
conducted trip to the Fingerprinting
Bureau, Department of Justice, to-
morrow at 2 pm.
Mrs. Mildred Kimball, chairman OF
the philanthropic section, will enter
tain the section at her home Tuesday
at 1890 pm. Mrs. George Clarvoe
will assist. A luncheon was sponsored
by this section at the Fairfax Hotel
for the purpose Of raising funds to
carry on the charitable work.
Miss Elaine Eppley, second vice
president of the Federation OF Citi-
zens' Associations, will be the guest
speaker Tuesday at pm. when the
civic section meets at the home of
Mrs. Horace Phelps. Her subject will
be Decisions of the Supreme Court
Which Have Affected Our Political
Philosophy"
Mary Mason will entertain the home
section Friday at lis pm. in the
studios of the National Broadcasting
Co. Mrs. LeVerne Beales. president.
will have part in the program. The
members and their guests will meet
at the home of Mrs. George Palmer
at 1890 pm.
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The District of Columbia Dietetic
Association held its annual dinner
meeting at the Kennedy-Warren
February 9. with members of the
District of Columbia Home Economics
Association as its guests. DR.. Oscar
B. Hunter spoke on the Relation Of
Diet to Immunity and Disease"
At the speakers table were DIR. Roy
Lyman Sexton. an honorary guest OF
the association; Miss Eva Marks,
president; Miss Mary Philbrick, vice
president; Mrs. Lee Sartel, secretary;
Miss Motley, treasurer; Miss Shelton,
president of the Home Economics
Association; Miss Smith. corresponding
secretary, and Miss Katheryn Heitshu,
president of the Richmond Dietetic
Association
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The Pennsylvania State Society
will hold a banquet at tbs O'Clock
Tuesday at the Willard Hotel Sec
retary OF War Woodring will be the
guest speaker. Representative J.
Buell. Snyder. president Of the So
ciety, will be the toastmaster. Later
there will be dancing in the ball room.
An entertainment VIII also be given.
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sented each member with q nosegay.
At our next meeting we will have rs
guests members Of Warren @. Harding
Lodge. Entertainment and refresh
ments.
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Chapter E met Monday evening in
the home of Mrs. Mildred Schveckloth,
1913 Nevada avenue 4 Mrs Wyick was
a guest. After a program on Oriental
Rugs" given by Mrs. Francis Hollings-
worth, refreshments were served.
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The Georgia State Society will hold
Q Colonial ball February 10 at the
Shoreham Hotel from $50 to !. AL
attending are urged to dress Ia eos.
saWA 11iSos NH b Etpon,
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Miss Eunice J. Eaton. matron OF
Trinity Chapter, announced the meet
ing February l8 will be members
night. The program and refreshments
will be in charge Of the Star Points.
Miss Roberta Tegeler is having a
card party at her home. 1905 E street
northeast, at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

who has had much experience in
selling at Saratoga and at the Old
Glory Sale in New York. He oficiated
at the record c. v. Whitney sale this
fall at Pimlico. The country is
overfowing with horsemen and horse
women today, here to buy or look on.
Horses to be sold are from Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and the dis
persal sale Of the Chimney Court
Stud Of Great Neck, Long Island,
N. Y. Other consignments come from
Montana Hall Stud (Abrom Hewitt) i,
Kenneth Gilpin Of Boyce, DR.. Shan
non, William H. Lipscomb, Mrs. Freddy
Mccormick and Turner Wiltshire.
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By NINA CARTER TABB.

n IEDMONT Fox Hounds had a
- great days hunting their last
time out, meeting at the home
- Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mellon,
Rokeby. 1t was bright, frosty morn
ing, Just suitable for good hunt, as
scenting conditions were perfect. Mr..
Mellon was at home and welcomed the
field as they arrived, those who came
early going inside to wait for the
master to arrive and the hunt to take
off. 1t was a beautiful sight as they
drew down across the Mellon place,
then over Admiral Cary T. Grayson's
place to Mr.. Rozier Dulany's Oakley.
Circling around to Grafton Farm, the
home of the master, DR.. A. G. Ran
dolph. and Mrs. Randolph. fox was
jumped in their woods and went off
for one of the best runs Of the sea-
son. The run crossed Oakley, the
Peach farm, onto Robin Clarks to the
DR.. Wheat farm (now owned by Mrs.
HerWig). From there they ran to
Boiling Brook, the home Of State
Senator Thomas Glasscock, and on to
Mount Airy. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Fontaine
Here the fox turned suddenly and
ran back towards Upperville to the
entrance of the Lee place. There an
other fox jumped up which took
hounds of the scent of the first fox,
so they began to trail the second fox,
running across Miss Julia Gatewoods
and turning toward the mountains.
For some reason the hounds lost the
scent of both foxes at that point and
were lifted and taken across the road.
They next drew DR.. Cary Langhorne's
farm, to Milan's Mill and on to West
View, without starting another fox.
Everyone was satisfied with the day, so
hounds were taken in. Harry Wor-
cester Smith was out ian authority
on fox hunting) and said it was the
best hunt he had been on for many
a day. A number of people vanned
their horses over from Warrenton
and hunted with Piedmont, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Winmill
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hagner, Miss Jane
Wilber and Jack Hinckley.
Others hunting were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Young, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Robert Slater, Mrs. Diana Guest
Sevastopoulo. Mrs. John Hay Whit
ney, Mrs. Robert Winthrop, Mrs. Mer-
rill Hubbard. Harvey Shaffer, John
Butler, Raymond Guest, Waugh Glass
cock, Horace Moffett. Bruce Cabot,
Henry Frost, Paul Llewellyn and Rich
ards Peach.
MR.. JOHN HAY WHITNEY arrived
in America from England last
week and spent last week end at
Llangollen, his Virginia estate near
Upperville. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney
entertained number of friends at a
dinner party on Saturday night.
where every one had gay time and
welcomed Jock" back to the country.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hamilton and Capt. Rich
ard kirkpatrick of Warrenton, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Stacy
Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Guest,
Harvey Shaffer, John Butler, Bruce
Cabot, Stephen Clark and Sammy
Sands.
A public auction of thoroughbred
and halfbred horses-racing prospects,
finished hunters, brood mares, hunter
prospects, colts, fillies, ponies noted
show horses-52 head in au-was be-
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LArrabee, M. p. H.; Blue Hill (Mr. L.
L. Voight).
Carter's Hounds-Manley Carter,
M. F. H. For time and place of meet
call Orange telephone central.
Maryland.
Green Spring Valley Hounds-John
K. Shaw. jr., and Frank A. Bonsal,
jr., joint masters; Worthington Farms,
2 pm.
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In the Hunt Country
Activities Among the Horse-Lovers in
Virginia and Maryland.

ing held today at Mount Defiance.
the residence of Reginald Bishop,
about l mile west Of Middleburg, be-
ginning at o'clock. The sale is being
conducted by the famous Mr.. Lewis
Mel. Merryman and horses auc-
tioneered off by Eugene (Doc) Bond
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HUNTING LOG.
T0mOrr0w's Meets.
VfpU3nia

VTBIHIA.
Middleburg Hunt-Miss Charlotte
H. Noland and Daniel @. Sands
joint masters, Lerah, 10 am.
Orange County Hunt-Fletcher
Harper, M. F. H.; Mrs. Whitehouse's
gate, II am.
Old Dominion Hounds-Sterling
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Howard County Eunt-Augustus
Riggs. M. r. H., Ltchendale, IL am.
Elkridge Hartford Hunt - Harvey
Ladew, M. F. H.; Mr.. Sidney Waters,
IL am.
Evening star., 1937-12-15

Women living 1000 years ago were
permitted to use handkerchiefs In the
privacy Of their boudoirs, but never
in public.
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BETHEsDA's GOSPEL CHORUS
HAS SOCIAL NIGHT

The Gospel Chorus of Bethesda
Baptist Church turns its rehearsal
each fourth Monday night into a
social meet for the enjoyment of its
members and a few friends. Last
Monday was such an occasion. The
chorus was entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Sims, 2919
Columbus Avenue.
The serious business of the meet
ing was disposing of the well pre-
pared lunch served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sims.
Mr.. George Gates, 7O6 Oak Lake
Avenue NJ, who has been confined
to his home for the past week
with an attack of influenza is now
able to return to his employment.
Members and friends of Phyllis
Wheatley are reminded of its an
nual dinner February 9. Make res
ervatiOns by February 6. Dinner.
50c.-Adv.
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Mrs. Hazeldel Warrick was host
ess to the Jas. Weldon johnson Lit
erary Club Thursday from to 5
p. m. An interesting subject was
achievements of the Negro for
1885," Each member told of some
achievement accomplished by one
of our group. A pleasant after
noon was spent after which the
hostess assisted by her daughter,
Miss Hazel Warrick, served lunch.
Thursday at 8 p. m. the club jour
neyed to the home of Mrs. Eva Tay-
lor and presented her with beau
tiful silver fruit basket. Mrs. Tay-
lor was the clubs first president.
Mrs. Cassie Melker of 455 St.
Anthony Ave. was hostess Friday
evening to the annual Homecom-
ing Party of the Isis, a branch of
the Eastern Star.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Hattie Jones, who has been
living in New York City for the
past three years, returned to st.
Paul January z for an indefinite
stay. In New York she was en-
gagged in the chiropodist business.
Mrs. Jones came home for a COM
plete rest and is making her home
at 673 West Central. Mrs. Jones
is a member of White Temple No.
10, Daughters of Elks, st. Louis,
and also a member of Sylvester
Temple No. "a, S. M. T., Kansas
City, Mo.
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FORMER RESIDENT VISITS

Mr.. William L. Strader, es-
tranged husband of Mrs. Mildred
Strader, 1927 Stevens Avenue, was
in the city on business over the
past weekend. Mr.. Strader lives in
Gary, Indiana. q
Little Mitzi Jeanne Strader and
her brother Conrad have gone to
Gary, to spend the remainder of
the winter with their father, Mr..
William L. Strader.
Mrs. E. A. Davis and son spent
the weekend in Chicago visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Sheets.
Mr.. Andrew Coble of 348 Kent
St., who has been i'll, is able to
be out again among his friends.
Mrs. Freda Harris of 696 Carroll
Ave. is a shut-in suffering with
the S'fiu."
Mrs. Opal Whyte, proprietor of
Rverdale Cotton Club, Somerset,
Wis, returned last week from st.
Louis where she went to be at the
bedside of her brother.
Mrs. E. Lewis, 8O2 Aldrich Ave.
NJ, who has been very i'll, is now
much better and is under the care
of DIR. w. D. Brown.
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL

ing in a 1887 blue Ford vs. coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleat w. Oliver
are now residing at the Neal Flu
neral Home at 535 Rondo st.
Friends of Miss Antoinnette Nc
Farland of 493 Whitehall st. will be
pleased to know that she is well on
the road to recovery at Ancker
Hospital, and is able to be up. She
is looking forward to being out
this spring.
Mrs. Catherine Harris Travis of
687 st. Anthony Ave. is in Ancker
Hospital awaiting a visit from the
stork.
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MARIANNE C. CARTER

Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Cooke, Oil E. 22nd St., who grad
uated Thursday night from South
side high school. Miss Carter is a
member of the Torch Bearers Club,
a scholastic honor organization, and
several other school groups. In adj
dition to being active in A.M.E.
church young peoples work she has
served as Minneapolis social CORE
spondent for this newspaper for
one and one-half years.
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A surprising number of sepia
Saint Paulites are making plans
to take part in the Winter Car
nival which opens here Saturday,
January 80. The Sterling Club is
tentatively making plans for a
Marching Club, and many sepia
housewives have already registered
in the Housewives Marching Club.
Scores of winter sport parties have
been planned for the week.
The date of the Sleighride Party
of the Cameo Social Club has been
changed to Saturday, February 6,
the last night of the Winter Carni-
val. The members and their guests
will leave from the home of the
president at $3.50 p. m, and will
return to the Dunbar Tavern for
the other part of the fun.
The Credjafawn Social Club has
made plans for a Winter Sport
Party, Sunday, January 81, the Sec
ond day after the opening of the
Winter Carnival.
Lord Byron Doty of piano fame
is still making a big hit over
WMIN every Sunday afternoon at
4:45. Tom Coleman was the vocal
list last Sunday. A card or letter
to the station will bring your ia
vorite number to- the program.
DR.. and Mrs. William II. Griffin
of Chicago are in the city for sew
eral weeks, the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard L. Stokes of 761
ST. Anthony Ave. DR.. Griffin is
pastor of Coppin Chapel in Chicago
and is former pastor of st. James
A. M. e. in st. Paul.
Mr.. John Lewis of 675 Iglehart
Ave. is improving after several
weeks illness. His wife, DR.. Lii
liam Lewis, is able to be out again
after an attack of the "fiu."
Mrs. Mildred johnson of Atlanta,
Georgia, who was here on account
of the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Virginia Taylor of Crispus
Attacks Home, left Thursday, jan
uary 81, for home.
Mr.. J. w. Taylor of 662 st. An
thony Ave. is still talking about
the grand time he had while visit
ing for three weeks in Texas and
other points South and East last
month-the places he went, the
sights he saw, the grand things he
had to eat and drink, and best of
all the picture he had made of four
generations, which incidentally,
makes him a great grandpappy.
Mrs. Mamie Faulkner of 936 st.
Anthony Ave. is able to be up
after long siege of illness.
Mr.. William Twigs of $50 st.
Anthony is now employed at the
Ford Plant.
The Edwin B. Salters' are motor
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ILL
SOCIALITE CLUB

The Socialite Club are celebrat-
ing their first anniversary, Satur-
day, February 6, at the home of
Miss Barbara Mallory, 4051 Gin
ton Avenue. Election of officers
will be held for the ensuing year.
Refreshments and dancing for
members.
Miss Allie Mae Glenn, 1913
Fourth Avenue 49, is improving
after very serious illness.
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REV. LOCKETTS WIFE
REMAINS ILL

Because of the illness in Detroit,
Mich, of Mrs. P. L. Lockett, wife
of Rev. P. L. Lockett, pastor of the
Church of God in Christ, 700 Lyn-
dale Avenue NJ, she was not able
to accompany him to Minneapolis
but is slowly recovering and is
expected here the first week in
February.
Visiting Rev. Lockett from Chi
cago is his sister, Miss Ozie Es-
tella Lockett, who will spend two
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GLOOM CHASERS CLUB

The Gloom Chasers Club met
Monday, January 18, at the home
of Mrs. Lillian Gordon. Final
plans were made for the clubs
annual formal dance. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. Charles johnson.