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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
. Lady Poet Looks
Alta Gtterbug' Shirt

Recently the well known sage OF
81. Antoine street wrote a severe
poetic criticism OF womens hats.
Miss Weaver, radio poet OF the
station WMBC replies with empha-
sis placed on the freakishness OF
'jitterbug Shirts
TO THE SAGE OF ANTOINE ST.
Mr. Sage, you think you're smart
Ridiculing every hat
That you see upon the mart
For the ladies; and all that.
But my good friend take a slant
AT your own side for a change
Why the get-up see can't
Look much better than the mango.
And I'd rather have a flea
Any day throughout the week
. 4.ft.ttil,l1l i shirt down to my knee
Locking like a circus freak,
When your sex puts on that Gown"
Into which the style has led,
Can't tell whether ones a clown
Or just tripping off to bed,
When | first beheld the sight
Surely said l, here's drunk
Who has lost his head alright"
But my heart within me sunk
When | saw him quite alert
Look at me with sober eye
In that awful hanging shirt
With a head erect and high!
Soon ! noticed all the lads
Dressed up in that ioathesome thing,
And to top it all their dads
Give il lots Of sway and swing!
Talk about our funny tops
Will you Mr.. Wise old Sage
Well, those shirts are first-rate Flops
On the males at any agel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Lyric Music
Club In One
: Act Operettas

Many fond parent gathered at
the Lucy Thurman YWCA last Fri
day evening TO watch their children
make their debut in ope-etta.
Under the direction OF their in
!structor in music. N. Aearsfield
Holloway, the youthful artists pre-
scented two one-act operettas, AT
The End or The Warpath" and
rCynthia's Strategy" The cast Of
me former included; Joseph Wash
1ngton, Clarence Mckinney, Jackie
Bennett Luther Miller. Jackie Fitz-
patrick. Georgette Owens, George
Gibson, Edward Moore. Paul Olden.
Wendell Moore. Joseph Wesley,
Harold Mckinney, Frances Mills, C.
Jones, Maverlene Morton, Vivian
Anthony Lorraine Anderson and
Edna Davis.
The characters in "Cynthia's
Strategy" were. Johnnie P. McDan-
tells in the title role, Cynthia; Sher-
man Brown as Stanley Young; Jack
Fitzpatrick as the Father. Mr.. Perry;
and Ruth Mae McDavid as the
Mother, Mrs. Perry.
Special solo numbers were pre-
scented by Christine Owens, Joseph
Washington Georgette Owens, and
Harold Mckinney. The members
OF the chorus were: Lucia Summers,
Paul Olden, Vivian Anthony, Clar-
ence Mckinney. Frances Mills.
Maverlene Morton, Gertrude Jones.
Thelma Morse, Harlod Mckinney,
Luther Miller, Edward Moore, Con-
stance Cooper and Joseph Wesley.
The chorus formed the very effec-
tive musical background for Gym
thia's Strategy"
The Misses Constance Cooper and
Anna Gober accompanied the group
at the pianos.
The program was under the aus
pices of the Lyrice Music club The
officers Of the club are: Anna Gober,
president; Charles jackson. vice.
president; Constance Cooper, secre-
tary; Bette Simpson, treasurer;
Johnnie Pearl McDaniels, and Jo-
seph Wesley, librarians,
Patrons for the event were: the
Rev Lee T. Clay, Rev. A. McCol-
Tough, Mr.. Ernest King and the
senior choir of Peace Baptist church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Xacationers Narrowly
Escape Drowning
. While Fishing
By L, M. HENDRICKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell Of
Goddard street and Mrs. William
Doggett had an exciting experience
last week which easily could have
become tragic when the boat in
which they were fishing on the
beautiful lake at Woodland park
overturned.
Mrs. Doggett, who is a veteran
fishing fan, happens to be afraid
OF, snakes. as most Of us are. Mr..
Russell saw a water snake near the
boat and mentioned same, where
upon Mrs. Doggett screamed, jumr-
ed and over the three went into the
lake which was about thirty-five
feet at that point. -.-
Mrs. Russell is church soloist at
Bethel A.ME. church and naturally
has well trained voice, able TO sus-
tain notes in the higher register
so over the lake with reverberating
resonance rang her call for help,
Mr.. G. Gather, one of the resident
proprietors. heard the call and
came to their rescue and the VIC
tins are none the worse for the
adventure except shock and few
bruises. None OF the three could
swim. Previous to the ducking the
trio had caught a large number of
fish which they enjoyed and shared
with friends.
Other Detroiters, We saw at the
popular resort we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Patterson OF Brush street, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Harris. Mrs. Logan.
Mr.. William Doggett, Mrs. Dock
Boyden, who has an attractive cot
tage, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Mat
thews and their two charming chill
dren (they have a lovely cottage
with all modern conveniences. For
complete rest and relaxation, Wood
land park is in class by itself.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26

League: John W. Davis, West Vir-
ginia State college; Arnold T. Hill.
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune, Lester
Granger, Elmer Carter, A. L. Fos-
ter, John T. Clark, Sidney Will
liams. Clarence Mitchell Jr., Ed
ward Lewis and other national fig
ures will be in attendance at the
session.
The Detroit Urban League, John
C, Dancy, executive secretary. will
act as host to the out Of towners.
C. T. Vinegar, vice president OF
the Chrysler Motor company. is
listed among the speakers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
SCOUTS IN CAMP TRIP

Jean Scott, Gloria Scott. William
Fletcher. Marian Williams, Sallie
Members of the Sacred Heart Girl
Scout Troop under the leadership
of Miss Evelyn Joseph; Mrs. L.
Westbrook. Mrs. w. Spauiding.
Mrs $. Newman and MIR. J. Glib
son spent a ten day vacation at
Camp Shepherd located In Bald
win Mich. While out the troop
also visited Idlewild where a
party was given Tor them. Mem
bership of Troop 1903 includes:
Jerry Westbrook. Catherine West
brook, opheiia stokes. Lorna Hal
liday, Jessie Mae McGill, Eleanor
Wilson. Vivian Greenhouse. Ber-
nice Lapiecola, Angelina Wheeler,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Natl Urban League
Plans AnnuaLMeet

Green Pastures camp will be the
scene. September to OF the z7th
annual conference OF the National
Urban League.
Jesse o Thomas OF Atlanta, Ga,
will preside at the sessions instead
Of Eugene Kinekle Jones. executive
secretary Of the group who is i'll
To Stress Employment
Emphasis this year will be placed
Upon employment with L. Hollings-
worth Wood OF New York city.
president of the National Urban
League; William H. Baldwin, one
Of the founders of the Urban
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26

her artistic talent and marriage to
wealthy Frenchmen, will again be
the star OF a revue slated for a big
music hall in Paris, come winter
winds. Nina Mae Mckinney,
exotic featured delovely actress and
show-girl, Ida James, sensational
songstress, Babe Mathews we're
part of group sailing for the West
Indies to give out" their talents
under bright lights, the directors
eye as they make a forthcoming
Pix "A Day at the Circus"
used the music of Les Hite, giving
this genial competent maestro due
credit for having a top flight mu-
steal aggregation, 3. Earl Hines,
out Houston, Texas, way, helped
the jitterbugs TO break it up when
the boys swung out with scores
of cool swing,
Fred Norman, formerly with
Claude Hopkins, recently paired
with Fletcher Henderson as the
ace arrangers for Benny Good
man, will arrange a few scores for
Gene Krupa recently appear
ing here in the Motor City.
Lunceford and his crew sail for
Europe Aug. 30.
THIS N THAT
Della Virgins leaves Breads
Grill after IA weeks 70 HE away 10
Toledo 8. to give out at the Mi
ami club. Ann "Tosca' Bailey,
Carolyn Snowden and others gave
cut their art at Jackson, Mich, at
q popular resort there.
Several local performers were all
"het up" and a few dismissed from
their jobs here when rumors had
it that they intended touring with
the Miksdo in Swing group, which
took to the road last Saturday black
after playing the longest stand OF
the Circuit al the Cass theatre Many
local talents went down for re-
hearsals only TO be disappoint-
ed, even fired when local managers
heard about the thing, Mr. Broad
OF Breads grill has new spot To-
Gated at Warren and Beaubien
street, which will be ready for a
grand opening within five or six
te-mske -it-the-num--
Der one spot OF spots in Detroit.
REVEILLE
TO MY WIFE:
Now that you're home again
And life is sweet once more
l pray each night and day
That you'll be happy as before.
| kiss your soft sweet lips,
And feel your arms about me
While my heart says, II love you"
Please darling, never doubt me.
lay within your gentle arms
Filled with Joy, love unknown
Wondering, dear, il you realize
What it means to have you
home?
OVERHEARD
No matter how truthful man
has been all his life, he is bound
to lie at the point Of death. 4.
The biggest fools always manage
to marry the prettiest women. :.
Wild oats is the only crop that
grows by electric lights A
kiss may be printed. but nothing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
ONE OF NATURES
GREATEST AIDS FOR
BABY'S HEALTH

is the kind Of rest he can't get il dis
turbed by burning, itching, botherin,
Of many skin irritations likely to tortur,
his tender skin.
That's why wise mothers-afte
every bath and change Of diaper
count on the real medicated comfort OF
Mexican Heat Powder A mere dash OF
talcum won't give the same results. Sc
get Mexican Heat Powder from your
drug store today, Wonderful for tired,
hurting, burning feet. Sold everywhere.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Villsger Ends
Southern Trip

Mrs. Audrey Bell Of 1922 Hen
dr.cks street, returned from her
vacation last Sunday evening She
had spent several weeks visiting
relatives and friends at Livingston,
Ala.
Mrs. Bell is president Of Youag
Mstrons club, and an active social
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Top Spots In
LIFE
by LARRY CHIss


botl lhEAih TOLh
Maxine Sullivan Charming gal
with charming voice. and Stepin
Fetchit are both slated TO haze FIVE
figure salary parts in the produce
ton. "Midnight Summers Dream"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
WHAT DO YOU WANT?

Are you worried. distressed and need
help Send your name TO PROF
DORCIAS, 642 r. Warren. Detroit. Micii
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about ii should ever be published.
BRoAD'S GRILL:

ABOUT IL SnQuIQ ever De pupllSneu,
BRoAD'S GRILL:
Peggy Joyce still emceeing a fast,
entertaining show al this spot. A
novelty number OF Knock. Knock"
introduced the four-feature show
to the many patrons al this spot.
By many requests. Peggy again
sang that risque song, Where Can
l Find Cherry for My Banana
Split" and had the patrons, the
more bashful ones, surprised but
pleased with the naughty, naughty
neSs-ot the -ditty% Find What
They Like" also brought big en-
core of approval.
Della Virgins, comedy funster,
told that laugh provoking one
about the girl sitting on the circus
poster which read: Admission, soc;
main entrance in front and
about women wearing paper dress
es, so men could tear off a little
piece. While Red Williams, did
gig Of Rhythmic taps, intricate and
really well wnrth-the- great-ap-
plause from the nitelifers.
Claudia Wheeler, exotic dancer,
measuring the beat OF the tom-tom
with the exotic gestures of a SHIN
mering, creased brown body
brought gasps of approval as she
gave out in the reckless abandon
Of passion mad maiden. Muted
horns, the trobbing of drums and
piano built up a musical back
ground for Claudias work.
Roccos Rhythm Rockets provided
the very dsnceable music for dane
ing and as a background for the
fast floor show. Seen doing up the
early morning hours Of late Sat.
were: Martha Ann Elliott, Lillian
Hunter, Jerry Woods, Robert Old
ham, Mary Anthony, Willie Ed
wards, Lucille Wilburn, Joseph and
Oddie Scott, Joseph Smith and
Charles Wilburn.
Yours truly was over-ioyed to
have the companionship OF his girl
Sunday Cthe Wife on this Sat.
black dig of "Joy-spots" More
persons seen were; Bertha Taylor
date Of ChD, George Taylor, Har-
~ Simpson, Asa Spence Al Meyer,
wife and party and many others
lushin' back, giggln' and whisper
ing, "hoi, hoi" as good time hours
sped away into the dawn of an
other day. Viola, waitress at this
spot, played it "hinetyn with yours
truly wonder why?
COY CORNER:
Broadway Rastus' at this spot
was well received by a regular
crowd Of nitelifers frequenting this
black and tan rendezvous on last
weekend blacks. Manager Nay
must be congratulated, has that
personality, pleasing to all
patrons Billy Carter. a la Gallo
way. still gives out good talent
enceeing Blliken Grimes sure-hit
MIDWAY CLUB:
Prince Spencer, flash dancer,
formerly with Major Bowes viii
be the feature attraction with Tony
new show at the Mid
way club come this week end
Spencer was associated with Tony
all last winter and is rated a high
class toe-tap dancer
Dixie Brown, sensational muscle
dancer and Alta Hines doing a song
and dance, will be the other at
fractions OF the rev s-707-,- YOUTH
on Parade" to be produced by Tony
Arlington at the Midway. Tony and
Rosita, that Incompatible ballroom
dance team have received high
raves of approval for their artistic
numbers, here and there about the
country.
Ella Fitzgerald and her band will
be at the Greystone, Monday, Sept
IL. The First Lady OF Swing has
thrilled you over the ether waves
now hear her in person.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26

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It's All Wrong
To Rock Babies

CHICAGO" Rock-A-Bys Baby. {"
the ancient cradle lullaby. should
b. banned from the modern nurs-
cry. according 10 the Chicago In
FAINT Welfare society.
The society's doctor declared
that sentiment must give way to
science; babies must not BE- rock
"a. Rocking. the doctors said. irri-
tstes rather than soothes the baby.
and II he falls asleep II y only
from general exhaustion.
The support III theories. the 90
ciety claims II lost only Ga babies
per 1000 In ls3s ~ against ~
per 1000 In 1911.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
nv RUBY cherry

During the morning services al
the Second Baptist church. the
Rev. T.. L. Todd spoke on the
subject Honor 20 whom honor
is due. text Rom AZ. Many
guests from out OF town were
present
The Rev. ]. z. Stewart and the
members OF the Angelic Junior
choir m0tored To South Haven
Sunday To render service.
The ninety-dav rally dive Of
the Second Baptist church came
10 a close SUNDAY Tho enoum' g Z
s946 96 was raised. The set goal
was Sl00000.
Friends and relatives Of Battle
Creek prieyc at tho death Of Mrs
p. Ormon who passed away ~
local hospital Monday, MAJ 3. Shc
is survived by her husband and
ono son, Clarence who lives m
/ Chicago Tho Rev s. s. Harris
toficiatcd. Burial was in Oakhill
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs T. lyons are the
proud parents ~ hacy grl horn
Saturday. May &. in local hos-
pial Tho little sri has heen
named Erma Jean.
Miss Verna f.. Stephens and
John y. Simpson We're the prin-
cipals in a marriage ceremony ~
formed al 800 p. m. Monday,
May 8. in the reciory Of ST. Philip
church. The Rex. Fl. Roman J.
Werner officiaied Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson are making their home al
1872 Parrish street.
Mrs. Mary Game IS Ill in Com
munity hospital.
Mrs. Helen Green. Of 40 Ham
bin avenue. was entertained al a
surprisc birthday party Tuesday.
MAY >. al the home OF Mrs. Paul
inc York. Chinese checker, were
played and prizes were won by
Wesley Howell and Mrs NJ Nit
chell which they presented 20 the
guest OF honor. The guest list
numbered 20
Refreshments were served. and
the honorce was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts
Miss Ellie Vaughn spent the
week end in Detroit, Mich, visit
ing relations.
The kellogg Recreation hall
was the scene 81 the annual Kel-
logg spring party Thursday. MAY
4. The color scheme was carried
out in varions spring colors The
evening was spen' In dancing and
playing games Refreshments were
enjoyed.
Let's Chat
II. T. was seeing things Sun
day?
r. r YOU messed ne zap. sun
daN.
T.. Nc do be careful
h. X. who is the new boyfriend9
Y. s. pay me or else
b n. you better mind how you
talk,
SO long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
ROSEVHLE

The Sunday School lesson was
beautifully taught by iNc var GUS
teachers last Sunday morning al
the regular School hour
The soloisis a, i9e J a m sorry
ice were Mrs + Cooper and Mrs.
s. Jones. Of Dctrou Two Sclcc-
mons wefc rendered by The Rising
Sun FarGonv -Four TIE pastor.
Inc Rev. r. THO mas. preached
from INC s-b;cct ",ioiaer
A. pm iac Nacomn County
TRIO OF caoirS mo- AZ First Bap-
f.s'. p. v1;cA a-vorai musical Sc
lecions In looping with Mother s
Day we've sung
"siotc TIC rionc' was TIC sub
ice. oi tie cvcnrr message deliv-
cred ~ ihc pastor Tie text was
taken from the llth chapter OF
JOHN.
The MsloMb Garden Bible class
met az TIE home OF Tho Rev. Nh
Whoev. e5l50 Lawn boulevard
The lesson subject was "Cld Tcs-
lament History by Characters
Gen. ls-12-13. The lesson Was
taught by the Rev. Mr.. Whoey
The class meets each Mon a y
night at 7.20 o'clock. All are vel
come 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Woodland Park

Services at First Baptist church
Sunday were conducted by Rev.
{. A. Carrot. Of Saginaw. who
preached a fine sermon ON "Aluth-
er. lie also presChC. at $50
y. m, subject. God Wants Mn.
The Community church pre-
scented splendid program at 3
p. m, Sunday. dedicated TO moih-
ers. Mrs. Bertha Williams was
mistress Of ceremonies. Many
representatives were present from
CC.C. camp at Bitely. Mich. Some
Of the young men present included
James Gill. Otis Holly. Charles
Kelly. and members OF the CCC.
ri club. Mrs. Palmer. president
OF the Community club. gave an
interesting talk. after which ihr
pastor. Rev Davis closed the pros
gram with inspiring remarks. keN.
Davis b manager OF the nlee CLUB.
Residents OF Woodland Park
Bitely are urged 90 read the De-
troit Tribune each week II IS
Michigan's outstanding Negro
weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

The East Lake Sunday schNl
was oponcs by tho supcriricrd-
cnt. The lesson for the day was
Paul Evangclizes Province and
was beautiful !. 1T L.. the Rcv.
n Bradford.
Devotional service began ~ il
a. M. Preceding the sermon INC
small children prcrcnicd their COM
tribution 10 the mothers and hon-
orcd Mrs. l.. Walden. the oldest
mother of the church The chl-
dren looked pretty in white. INC
girls carrying red carnations and
the boys, white.
The Rev. Mr.. Gadson spoke m-
spiringly of mothers, his subject
being, Remember Your Mother
When She Grows Old The
Junior Choir rendered their
monthly musical program sun
day evening, al which time many
beautiful numbers were dedicated
to the mothers.
The Nurses guild recently gave
their first play Forgotten Mo'h-
crs' which was a success and well
attended. The nurses plan many
more such interesting plays de-
signed to teach rs well as nlrh
enjoyment
The Usher board viii give a
social at the home OF Mr- Lilly
Jones. 8l2 Tennessee. SATURDAY.
May 30. The community Is corr
daily invited.
The i4th Community Progress
sivc club held their semi-n'onthlv
meeting at the clubhouse, 985 Ten
nesscc. Many Of the members
were present and several friends.
The next meeting viii he held
May 20 at the clubhouse.
Young Sci
Who Is the new friend that ha,
been seen around the home IA
Travis, and what about h'll it"'7
Ter?
We wonder N Juanita lin and
Willie Merchant are rcnewniG ;her
friendship or love affair
Yes, we sa II with our own