The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
By AL WALLACE &
SCENE IN PASSING

Leroy Hall stopping or the avenue
90. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Escoe, Alton
Haskins. Walter Escoe slipping lager
at the Jack Charming Dora Mil
Ter, Lovely Vernice Hicks, Dapper
Eddie Donald. Popular Lloyd Rich
ards and Scoop enjoying foursome
game OF ping-pong at the Campus
club. Dora and AL beat Eddie and
Vernice 81. Dora and AL now hold
undisputed first place in the mixed
doubles tournament, All chailengers
are welcome. Willie (carry the
maiD Henderson and pretty Kath-
crime Heburn lunching at the Camp
US Club Inn. third time, too. What's
new Willie7. Don't mind me, I'm
Just a columnist.
Have you noticed that all the So
cial workers, Great Lakes employ
ees, porters from all around the area
lunch at the Campus Inn daily? It
is a nice atmosphere.
Observed: Tubby Cain and his
beat up short, struggling from Jack
down Madison. Tubby has the only
car that jitterbugs and boogies at
the same time. Ripley really should
ride in It. . Frog Henderson carry
ing his arm around in a sling. He
broke his little finger, put his finger
in the wrong hole. it happens every
time. The chorus girls on Brush.
putting on their last floor show
around 4:30 in the morning. i Won
der do they ever freeze?
Why don't somebody tell me these
things . Bassett Jones is escorting
Charlotte Watts home again.
East OF the border outsForest way:
At the informal get together: Doc
johnson. Jewel Radcliffe. Cliff
Graham. Charles Roxborough, Ro-
berta Greenidge. Howard Tandy.
Billy Russell. Celia Sylvester and
Betty Luis.
Sunday at the Jacksonian, OBJ
served living. jumping, drinking,
observing and gossiping.
Lorraine Moss, Charles Roxbo-
rough, I'm in again. Jeanette
Bland, Bernard LAMAR. Rose Marie
Wallace, Bill Luvall, Playboy Ray
Carter. Walter Showers LIN on
same time now, Gate. -. . Buddy Saun-
ders. Little Homes Covington,
sharp as a tack and a tack is sharp
on both ends, too. Dapper Earl Da-
Wis, really two fine fellows. Regular
as the clock ticks. Margaret Welles |
Al Richards, without his talent too. |
Somebody is telling me a mistake? |
...Al tells me that he is the first |
fiddler in the band, but Mr.. x also /
tells me that he is playing the first
fiddle. BY, this band is off tone.
Willie Joe and his boy Frog Hen
derson. Frog is on some time now,
the wrong time. Colonel Smith.
Herb Simms, Jim Saunders, looking
over the talent.
Groove Cote and Katherine
Spears having a ball. Eddie Dom
aid and Betty Luis swapping baby
stares Tuby Cain and Christine
Smoot, who happens 10 be involved
in a difficult triangle, lunching at
the Jack ,.. Tubby tells me that he
welcomes competition. All but |
know better. You know what hap
pened the last time Tubby said that.
He was looking for a girl that next |
week. Any time for Tubby's live.
ORCHIDS TO ALL:
Tod Wil1ianc 7 act, Cpo;tb No.
garet Matthews, Tommy Askew and
NJ. c. Rocco for the enjoyable pro-
gram Sunday at the league.
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
Fresh off the Palette: Jean John
son says the doughty dog-wc made
up last night. =. Walter House, she
just doesn't appeal to me-. Har-
riet Pate, I'm getting on some time
now"-It's about time. Carolyn
Plummer. I'm so indifferent"
Betty Luis, IF l can't get one,
I'll try another" Roberta Green
idge, 81 was hoping I could escape |
this. Carlyle Johnson, 90 you
think you could stand it,"
Come on Gates, let's roller skate
with the T. l. DIS at Madison Square
Gardens, Friday, IL to 3-be there.
Beta Mu Chapter of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority is sponsoring
a Jury Panel on Wayne's University
campus at the women's building.
Sunday November 20 at 3 pm. The
subject will be "Intra Racial Social
Problems on the Campus" The en-
tire student body is invited.
DETROIT NOVELETTE,
Last week one of the members of
the younger set had to substitute at
a school on the Eastside, where the
kids are grown at the age of IL. The
children were told to sing Little
Sally Waters. q. You know the little
rhyme that goes like this: Little Sal
ly Water sat in a saucer. Rise Sally.
rise. Wipe your weeping eyes. Turn
TO the east, turn 10 the west, turn
to the one you love the best. That
is the one you used to sing in school.
Here is the way that those young
children sang it, the twentieth CEN
Jury version, in swing time: Put
your hands on your hips, let your
back bone slip. An, shake it to the
east, All, shake it to the west, All,
shake 1t to the very one that you
love best. Well all right then. And
you know they won't sing the song.
unless they can sing it that way,
either. $3.50
OVER THE WIRELESS
Sayll do you know that the Post
Office Department had to hire an
extra man this week to assist the
regular postman to deliver our mail
to 1858 Elliot? got so much mail
and that's not soft soap, either, that
! have decided to start collecting
stamps. For stamps Of all descrip-
tons, write me and | will be glad