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PACKARD 1887 4-door sedan; economical
6-cylinder motor that we have Just turned
out Of our own shop and will guarantee
TO be 1909 excellent. 5 like-new tires. in
terror spotless: S565. u down and balance
TO suit you. MCKEE SERVICE CENTE9
22nd and N SITS n W, Met O4O0 and soI Q
Wis. ave NV WISCONSIN 6-R1 ~
Evening star., 1939-09-28

| PACKARD 1889 4-door touring sedan: eco
| nomical 6-cylinder car used very little by
| company official: will be sold with neW-car
guarantee and service policy; greatly re-
ouced @ IRON new-car price and will give
terms to suit you. MCKEE SERVICE
! CENTER. 22nd and N SITS NV Met, O4OO
| and fgl3 Wis ave Wis G-G-
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY?
Brick or frame. condition immaterial,
We can sell for cash if reasonably priced
Call Dupont 1856. A D. TORRE REALTY
CO. 1925 North Capitol ST.
I WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR D. @.
property. brick or frame white or colored.
Sulck settlement: no commission. E. H.
PARKER. 1915 K ST. NV. Dist. BOO.
ALL CASH NET FOR D. c. HOUSES THIS
ad is not for PURPOSES of obtaining listings
Quick action. F. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45OS.
Ewes. and Sum- Geo. 66a0. l126 VT. ave.
ALL CASH FOR D. C. HOUSES. ANY CON
dition, any location. H. B. CONNER, Re.
1850. ?23 18th st NV EVENINGS. AT 2702.
AT oNCE-HoUsEs UNDER $4,000, D. c.
Pay Cash. Also Row Lots. E w. BAILEY,
1885 Meridian NV Phone Adams 47s6.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D e houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN 1892 Woodley pl. NV. Col. 2675.
FROM OWNER, s-RooM BRICK, GOOD
NV section; all cash Write G E CRAW-
FORD. t26 Jackson pl NV. Line. 707S.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored: any condition. f A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th st. n W. Col. 60S6.
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
personally will pay cash for your D. c.
property, white or colored G.. G. DUTY.
1024 Vermont ave National 44S2.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
g. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small: condition immaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
S0S No Cap Realtor Natl. 0S-S.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PACKARD 1895 l20 4-dr touring sedan;
green finish, reconditioned motor excellent
low price, S325 easy terms PACKARD
24th and NJ sts. NV. Rep N145
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1885 model 81 4-dr. sedan; clean
interior; excellent mechanical condition
ses nd b1 dye Y m h Ss o% Saay yrss nd o sS
PAcKARP f I'D s4th h and ti N s SIS. NV. Rep M Si4b
BUICK 1897 Century g 22-door trunk Sc
dan; equipped with radio, heater, seat COW
%srdsa SEs slef St. '1osk na co 5s5 cs at 1902
BUICK 1886 5-pass. 4-dr. touring sedan:
ali good tires and a splendid motor. Radio
and and heater. @ Yeu win find this @ clean car a
Nat. 1900 Open evenings, closed Sundays.
BUICK 1888 5-pass. 4-dr. touring sedan;
model 81; large trunk; black paint. white
s74s. a eie {. {. Z c. Gu Guaranty % capitol Cadillac
Co.; 1922 2Nd 2snd St; NV; Natl. $500. Open
with o. K. motor. 5 very good tires. clean
today: cHEREER MOTOR CO., 1881 Fla. a.
ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
ByG6 S6 1as7 sp9rt
perfect upholstery and finish. Call owner
Mr. Dodge. Republic 1000. bet. 9-5.
CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe two-door sedan:
Pontiac, 4221 Conn. Woodley s4O1.
CHEVROLET coupe, 1888 de luxe: S449;
422I Connecticut Woodley s4o1
CHEVROLET 1896 master 2-door town se-
dan. S349: former owner recently had this
car overhauled and then decided to buy a
Green sticfer buy Of T'iis; lifetime. in mas caii All
Mr.: Dorsey for our new low terms. Con-
ditioned by BY Haley's q your Pc soto-P@lymouth @
used, low mileage: price very reas. ehep.
S444: after B. Shep. 2690.
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PONTIAC 1897 coupe; a 6-cylinder Job
steer BODY, Spotless interior, lustrous black
nnish; real bargain on terms convenient
70 your income. Hill IL Tibbtts, lila
vermont ave. National $3.50
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PACKARD 1897 12O-C 4-dr. touring sedan;
Jet black finish. upholstery protected by
seat covers. radio equipped: low mileage by
one owner. You'll always be in style by
rldlng in this bargain only S545. PACK
ARD. 24th and NJ StS. NV Rep Ol4h
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THE EVENING STAR WAsHINeToN, D. G, THURSDAY, sE
STORES FOR RENT

end AND N.W;-ExcELLENT LocA-
ayailablel Mr.. THOMPSON. 2ibS P. '
SILVER sPR1Na-NEW STORE. 1895;
full basement, heat furnished: good loca-
tion for cleaning and pressing shoe repair
or upholstering business. Call OWNER be-
tween and pm. Shepherd 800.
RENT REDUCED = DESIRABLE LARGE
store on busy H st. ne. Immediate occu-
pancy. III H st. ne.
100 18th ST NE.-sToRE FOR RENT
apartment for rent above store (6 rooms.
BATH; garaRe and basement. Call Met.
CONN. AVE. NEAR WARDMAN PARK
Hotel-Large store and two-car garage:
heat furnished: good location for ladies'
wear and millinery. Reasonable rent.
New store and four-room and bath apt.
18th street near Columbia rd. Two-story
garage available. Good location for any
retail business.
One-story store. 1896. on Calvert st..
near, Conn. ave. Available at once: rea-
sonable rent
Call Mr.. Marshall
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. Natl. 1900.
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PONTIAC 1899 demonstrators and COM
pany officer cars: little driven and equal
to brand-new; choice Of colorS; some with
radios; fully guaranteed and new-car serv-
ice; substantial discounts; liberal trade
allegiance for your old car. Arcade Pontiac,
1919 irving ST. NV. Adams 0575
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dams six and eight cylinders, dem5nst:a-
tors and oficials' cars. Some driven lefs
than 1000 miles. New-car guarantee Big
discount. Pohanka Service Olds sales and
service since 1923. 1926 goth st. oW
District gI41 ''
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PACKARD 1886 l20-B 4-dr touring sedan:
beautiful blue finish offset by excellent
white sidewall tires. seat covers. radio and
heater It's hard to tell this car from brand
new. Only S425 PACKARD. oath and NJ
SITS NV Rep Ol45
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| PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe sedan driven
300 miles by owner Of company; new
car suarantee and service: S195: your
car in trade; Il to "a months on bal
ance. Wisconsin Motors. Inc, Ol45 Wis.
ave '''"'
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 9 2-door sedan: tires,
motor. finish far above average: see this
S495. ROYAL MOTOR CO. Packard
dealer. 10 Kennedy st. NV. Rand 77IO
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PONTIAC 1898 4-door sedan nice condi-
tion good tires: price. S145 SIS down
SlO.75 per month. 81 Hawkins, 1893 l4tfi
st. NV. Dupont 4455
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan, 1855: spacious trunk. original gun
metal me- fnlSh: clean interior. excellent tires
second owner of this truly remarkabIe
automobile. see. drive and Compare its
value. Call Mr.. Brossard for our new low
terms Conditioned by Haley's your De
Soto-Plymouth dealer. 2O2O NJ st. NV.
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$500 DOWN

which consists of large living room. .
large bedrooms with ample closet space,
tiled bath: dining room beautiful large
Kitchen Oil heat air-conditoned; insulated
attic, with space for . more bedrooms;
ffraansportation fraaslo. less than e block; For
Va; branch, 1901 Columbia pike. Chest.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. touring sedan; a
car that looks like new: powerful, quiet
motor; las had the best of care. all good
tlreS; d. c. inspection guaranteed; large
aIloWance on your car. balance on terms
Gail National $3.50. Hill g. Tibbitts, IiI4
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PONTIAC 1888 4-door trunk sedan; g.
tyilnder built,in radio and heater; best
tlres all around new appearance and fault
less running order: spotlessly clean inside.
price value at S649: guaranteed. easy
TERMS liberal trade allowance Arcade
pontiac. 14l9 Irving St NV Adams O575,
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PONTIAC 1877 2 : door touring SEDAN:
motor thoroughly checked in our own
shops and fully guaranteed 5 very good
tires: interior spotleSs; fine car for Sab
a down and balance to suit you MCKEE
SERVICE CENTER. 22nd and SITS n W.
Met: O4OO. and Ggl3 Wis. ave. WIS GoGr
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door seoan black
radio equipped brand-new tires: sell on
account OF eye operation; S425. Randolph
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PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 2-door; black,
white sidewall tires, factory built heater.
deirosterS radio: excellent condition;
$500 miles: must sell at once; transferred
10 coast: 5000. Shephered 5663-W
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

DON'T sell until you see US: will pay your
unpaid balance give you difference In cash
Barnes AotOrs 1929 l4th St
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PONTIAC 1898 two-door sedan, 6-cyl .
black; one owner since new; $3.50; immacu-
late condition. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn.
Woodley S4Ol
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe two-door, S393;
Immaculate condition. gray Flood Pontiac
All Conn. Woodley S401
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan; very good motor,
clean interior, B very good tires will give
you many thousands Of miles Of excellent
and safe service for only 1920. CHERNER
MOTOR CO.. 1761 Fla. ave. NV. Hobart
5000.
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1898 4-dr. touring sedan.
de luxe model radio, heater and seat
covers: covers: Just traded from very prominent
owner IN exceptionally fine condition:
only S5s5. Schlegel & Golden, Dodge
Plymouth dealers, 333 Carroll st, Ta-
Roma Park d. c. Rand S4l6
Evening star., 1939-09-28

Write for Literature.
& HAYES BODY CORPORATION,
Grand Rapids. Michigan.
SPECIAL TRAILER DISPLAY.
roomier and wider models. electric refrig-
Grafton new heating arrangements: financed
on 10. is or 81 months American Trailer
Co. Inc. 4oll Wis ave. NV Woodley
3232 Omen evenings and Sunday till 10.
TRAllERS WANTED.
WILL TRADE 1896 Terraplane coach, good
condition. for auto trailer suitable Gse as
outdoor Office: see Mr.. Route. Call Carl
Motor Sales. Georgia ave. and Peabody ST.
NV. Georgia "444
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
ARLINGTON, VA.

HRLlNIIUN, VA.
Opportunity to own almost new Cape Cod
brick house; 6 rms 8 bedrms. tiled bath
With shower; beautiful wooded lot Mr..
Washington Golf and Country Club; mr.
bus schools. stores; $3.50. with easy
terms. Call Mr.. Price. Chest. 3222. Ewes.
Chestnut 1870 c. w. CLEVER CO. INC
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door sedan: new paint
interior interior clean. good tires and it runs per-
IeCty: VIII give some one many miles of
10th st. NV. District 9l41
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 4-dr touring sedan.
This spotless. perfect ct-performing car is
equivalent to new in every detail: driven
carefully by one owner. name on request.
Price reduced to x615, for today only
PACKARD, oath and M SITS. n W Rep. Oi45
Evening star., 1939-09-28

PLYMOUTH 1896 2-dr.. trunk: this car has
safety glass hydraulic brakes. steel body
radio. equipped. See THIS unusual car at
Hill 81 Tibbitts, 1114 Vermont ave National
Evening star., 1939-09-28

L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 sedan; room 9
NEK1ZED and fully guaranteed original
finish like new, practic ally new tires, in
new low price at $689; Uncle Joe will give
you more for yo1r car If YOU will TRADE
NOW. CHERNER MOTOR CO, .7Sl
H,h,
Evening star., 1939-09-28

NEAIb1 VA-JUSI COMPLETED.
Brick bung.. > lge. rms C3 rms can be
FINISHED. attic. ample closets. beautiful
kit. and bath. insulated, weather-stripped
Venetian blinds. OIL HEAT; large lot. BIG
TREES: section new homes. high elevation:
u block bus McCLAINE. 21OO Wilson
blvd, Arl, Va Chest 33un
Evening star., 1939-09-28

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 de luxe 6-passen-
ger sedan. Brand-new 12-cylinder motor.
Never used. This is not rebuilt motor.
The entire car is in new-car condition and
and trade: S145. WISCONSIN MOTORS
Evening star., 1939-09-28

MERCURY 1889 coupe sedan. maroon fin
ish. W. s.w. tires; this car cannot be told
from new: owner traded for larger car
priced at only SSa5. ROYAL MOTOR co.
Packard dealer. 10 Kennedy st. NV. Phone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

wish 10 express my sincere
gratitude Ia my many friends for
Kindness shown during my recent
bereavement.
(SIgned)
Mrs. Catherine Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Royal Matrons Club

The Royal Matrons had a most
enjoyable afternoon April, 6 with q
bridge luncheon az the residence OF
Mrs Helen ID. Robinson, $50 Gar
field. There were forty or more
ladies gathered In Mrs. Robinson
spacious basement. Decorations
were beautiful. Prizes went. 10 the
following ladies': Mrs n. Ellis.
first: Mrs. SallIe knight. second
and Mrs. Odels watkins. BOBBY.
Everyone had wonderful time.
Chicken salad. crackers and bever-
ages were served.
This club Ia doing fine work The
next affair will he frolic at the
Twelve Horsemen's club on Erskine
and Brush. Saturday evening Nav
6. The next meeting IL with Mrs.
Farmer, 1897 Maple.
Mrs. Matte white. president;
LuddIe Turner. secretary and Mrs.
Mable walker. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Home-Makers Club
Sponsors Luncheon

The Premier Home Makers club
sponsored a get-together luncheon
Thursday, April 10. A delicious
menu consisting OF spaghetti. rolls
ice cream and coffee was served by
the following hosiesses: Bessie
Zampiy. Marie Owens. X. Wood
Minnie ChiIds, Evelyn Dennis. Lula
Ward. WInlfred Page.
Guests present included Mes
danes Carrie Willis, NJ. Holton
Nell Plant. Edith charleston OF
Idlewild. Mich. T. Weyhnes. Port
Huron; villa Locke. Sybil Taylor,
|. Bates. Lula Ward; Misses Lillian
Caldwell, Lucy Alberta Butler
Florence X. Zampty. Tressle Eng
lish and several others.
Members az The Premier Home
Makers club comprise Mesdsmes
Mary G, Dorsey. Elizabeth Scott
Florence Matthew. Estelle Hawk
ins. Evelyn Dennis, Fannie Wright
y. J. white. Clara Rodgers. r.
Wood. Minnie Childs. Berry II
Newly. Willie Rembert, Rosa
Chambers. NJ. Fugeit. Matte Will
liams. Winfred Page. Elsie Nc.
CLAIM. o. Elders. Minnie Fautroy
Bennett. Bessie Zampty: Misses
Lila Olive. Elizabeth Scott. Lena
Chambers, Bernedne Miller. Marie
nwens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
CLOWNS BRINC
MUCH LAUGHTER
FROM THE CROWD

Clowns. erroba's confet' and
dancing girls featured the 81. An
tome YMCA circus. which was held
AZ the branch. Saturday evening.
April Is. A fhronE % approx
maiely oue thousand children ard
adults attended ho'n the afternoon
and evening performances
The Drum Buele corps NJ the
Charles Young post 30. -, Ameri-
can legion opened Tho perform
ance led hy TWO strutiine Young
sters. The dancing class from the
Lucy Thurman NWCA, directed by
Miss Betty Cain. assisted by Mrs
I.ucine cha,ls. made - forma-
tion. along with other dance num-
bers which We're very effective
Boys NJ the ~" classes in phv-
steal training performed calisfher-
lee. which showed excellent timing
and control.
Mrs. Ia clair Knoxs dancing
group We're featured IN three song
and dance selections ard toe
dance number.
Between The various a's he
clowns entertained provoking
much lslshier from me audience.
Another feature N he c'ieus VAS
a series % bronze siafleffe lorna
iions executed by young men ~
the ~ A group of hoss under
The direction of s Cha,s, Theo-
dore Van Rufen and Roher' Talia-
ferro. presented series - excel
ion, acrohauc exhibitions. A
double badmnston game was also
presented by four young men
The YMCA BOYS Gioe club
closed me Circus by rendering two
songs he later heins God Save
America" Whicn WAS lolned in hv
he audience The CIRCUS committee
was composed ~ llNrhes Peterson.
chairman Radfoi'l Norr's ulysses
Roykin Dr Joseph Tandy Dr !
knor. A Dunrhv Clifford Van
Harris ami Dr PAU ,icVandor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Detroit Study Club
Meets With Mines.
Whitby And Dawson

Mrs Beulah Whitby was hostess
to the Detroit Study club. Friday,
April IL. at the YWCA.
Mrs. II. r. Simms read a very
informative paner on The Sino-
Japanese War" The discussion
which followed brought out many
interesting facts about the Chinese
and Japanese people particularly
tho remarks of Mrs A. l.. Turner.
who visited those countries sew
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Eyes On Young
Detr0iters
n n- nI
ny Grace Thomas

The Personality Fashion Re-
view. given In honor OF Rev. and
Mrs. W. II. Peck. Sunday. April is.
At the Lucy Thurman YWCA. was
a. gala affair. Music was furnished
by the q Clef Singers. a group OF
local artists, directed by Estelle
Andrews. The affair was under
I h auspices OF the william n.
Peck Ladies guild, OF which Mrs.
Suence 10 president: Hattie M.
Santos. chairman. The g. Clef Sing
srs are: olivia Brunson and Laura
Washington. nrst sopranos: Bes-
trics Hamilton. second soprano;
Bernlce Kennedy. frst alto: Hattie
w. Santos, second alto: .Estelle An
drews, hccompanist and director.
Some OF the models In the parade
were Bessie Morton. Irene Brad
ley. Mabel Davis, Zelma Collier.
Ruth Caraker, Beatrice Roberts,
Minnie Campbell. Anna Dye, Louise
Gregory, Mable Long. Bertha
Hodges. wilhemine Gaines, Carrie
Curtis. Mrs. Audry Boulding mod
eIed navy blue tailored suit and
topper. with iaponica accessories.
Miss Charlotte Mspp modelled q fern
green street dress. luggage and
brown accessories. also a silver
fox Miss Bessie Cash wore du-
bonet dress. with lavender hat and
black patent accessories. Among
the guests In attendance were ;
Mrs. A. d. Howard. Mrs. Virginia
Foster. Mrs. Helen Hunter. Mrs.
Irene Edwards. Miss Phyllis Grit
An. Mrs. Elmer Reason. Mrs. Harry
Bradley. Mary Pitts. Tolu Cook.
Millie Pope. Sules Stinson. Winola
Burch. winona Arapes. Miss Mat
tie Mills. Mrs. Matte Fuller. Evelyn
Taylor and daughter. Betty Jean
Taylor: lola Davis, Mary Bsrve.
Blanche Thompson. Corins Nc
Claim. Ruth Caure. RUBY Grimes.
Mary Feferies, Pearl Collins. Harry
Bradley, Ruby Richards, Louise
Terry.
Saturday. April IS. Les Petea So
cisl club gave social At the home
or Mrs. M. Murray. on Main street.
Guests enjoying the poppy music
included Mrs. Berma Mallory, Mrs
Leila Vaughn. Willie Marsh. Cora
Parker. Virginia Parker. James
whitney. william Vaughn. Francis
Turner. NJ. scruggs. Percy NOVEL;
Jr.. Eddie Hall. Lillian Farrow
Jameh Maddox. Mrs. Clifton, james
Woods and many more.
he Black Cat club gave a dance
(ContInued on Pare 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
City Sportsmen's
Club

At their meeting on April IA with
the secretary. ID. Brown. 1904
Beechwood avenue. the City Sports
mans club made complete report
OF the party given on April /.
The party was a great success,
fine cooperation having been given
by many friends and other clubs.
Among the clubs represented at
the affair were: V. s. r., Straight
Eight. Sophisticated Ladies. Ritzy
Ten, Tip Top. Young women's Cen
fury. the Nelghborhood Art. Cold
en- city Toilers. and others
The City Sportsman's club sole
It's the cooperation OF its many
friends. in attending any OF the 80
cial affairs given by the clubs men
toned above.
Robert Robinson Is president ;
u. Brown, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Excelsior Twelve
Club

The meeting OF the Excelsior
Twelve club was held Friday. April
II. with Mrs Rose Bryant 1854
Begole avenue.
The chief discussion OF the eve
ming conferred around plans for the
clubs cocktail party given at the
Melody club. April is.
After the business session, the
hostess served dainty luncheon
and hinge was played. Prizes were
captured by Miss Armeta Bonner
and Miss Anna Mae Adgers.
The club also met with Miss Mary
Birch. 5000 Van Court. April 81.
Mrs. Alice Bryant Is club report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Club Necs
TATTLINGS Of Of
TATTLER
: By Evelyn @. Pops1E1=7r

4 ner. at the residence OF Mrs. Helen
Jefferson. casmere avenue. Satur-
day.
Ruth Ester club sponsored a sill
yer tea, at the home OF Grace
Dumas, on Sherman street. Misses
Mildred Dean and Walta Mae Silnp-
son rendered Instrumental solos.
Mrs. l.. Make gave an original
reading dedicated TO the Ruth
Esther club. Present were: Misses
Rose Patterson. Leslie Garrett,
Harriet Monroe. Martha Hickman.
Nell Wilson, Mrs. Julia Young. Mrs.
leOra Piers0n. Miss Justine Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jefferson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Dumas. Mrs. Garrett. Mrs.
Mitchell. Mrs. W. Woodson. Char
les Roundtree. W. d. Coar.
The Protective League OF Lomax
Temple church featured debate
al the church Sunday, between the
Brewster center council and the
North Detroit council After the
debate, Arthur l.. Bellamy render
ed a vocal solo. Deep River" ac-
companied by Evelyn Hill Wood
row Hunt and his colleague. re-
presenting the affirmative. won the
debate. The negative was represent
ed by James Roberts and Virginia
Long, OF Brewster Judges were
Emma Copeland, Mary Raspberry,
and her sister. Lawrence Risker
was ilme-keeper. chairman. Nes-
bit Patton. The members OF the
North Detroit Youth council cele-
brated their victory later at the
home OF one OF the members Those
present were; Laura and Sarah
Dean, Evelyn Hill. Jimmy Cooper.
Arthur l.. Bellamy. Clement and
Margaret Coins. Joe Burkett. Mar
ion Saunders and sister Margie:
Albert King. Phillip Boldng. and
Mary Teasley
Armister Howard. well known
cement contractor. died April H.,
following illness at Highland PARK
General hospital. lie resided at ii6
Church street. Surviving are his
widow, Mrs. I.avonia Howard; and
three children John. Beverly June
and Barbara Atrell: two nephews
and one sister. also other rela-
lives. Mr.. Howard was horn In
Mississippi In December. 1882, and
came 10 Detroit In 1901 lie was a
member OF First Institutional Bap-
list church. Hamtramck. Hiram
Parker, OF Lumpkin street. Ham
tramck, Is reported Ill with pneu-
monia.
The jItterbugs gave another SUI
cessful party, April l3, al the home
OF Dorothy Tate. on Fleming street.
Keno Jackson furnished the music.
Those present included Madison
Freeman. Carrie Thomas. Howard
Jones, Sally Wise, Prentiss Davis.
Sidney Jones. Bertha Kinchen.
birdie Lou Howard, vernice Jones.
william Jones, Lawrence Jones,
Marion Warren. Lille Hollis. Dor
othy Ho,,en, Rose BELL Warren.
Geneva Tate. Lucille Hunt. Laura
Thompson, Mildred Tompkins. A.
Y. Smith. Antoinette Burks, Mary
Eta Burks. and Bobbie Burks.
Talking about liking sea food,
Kenneth Warren and Willie Har-
old can eat plenty OF Il.
The Swanky Social And Charity
club will present A blue hour AT
Club Plantation. Sunday. April %,
from to pm. Talent from
North Detroit will he on program,
featuring Kenneth Warren and his
fine tenor voice.
This just about winds up my tat
things for this week. dear readers,
but III be with you again next
week. Meanwhile, send your news
items for this column TO 1902 ST.
| Aubin. Thanks.
|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Large Throng Attends "Y" Circus
CLUB ACTIVITIES

The next meeting will be held
April 30 Al the home Of Mrs. Win
dell. 1904 Elmwood street. the
Rev. Mr.. Adams, host.
Officers of the club are: prssi-
dent. the Rev. II. Robertson; sec
rotary. Mrs. l.. Robertson; treasu-
rer. II. Robertson; reporter, Thorn
as Wall. Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Twelve Social Girls

The Twelve Social Girls gave a
tea and program In honor OF their
mothers, recently, at the residence
OF Mrs. Trsmmel. on Philadelphia
avenue. II was delightful affair.
Marie Bailey In president OF the
club; Frances Harrison. secretary:
Mrs. NJ. Hurley. sponsor.
One OF the members OF the club
wrote little poem. entitled "Sil-
YER Tea for Me-" In which an APP
peal was made for the members TO
help bring happiness and cheer 10
their mothers. and to keep up the
club dues. with this end In view.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

eral years ago.
A delicious dinner VAS served In
the game room OF The YWCA. IN
the center " each small table WAS
vase containing yellow roses
Mrs Horace A Whi'o'w was he spe
cial guest of tho hostess
Mrs Eva I.oomis. he president.
is Sill IN al her home. dne % in-
juries sustained In a fail last
month
The club Will meet April Is with
Mrs. F. r. Bawsbn. on Wexford
avenue An all-Brownins program
Will he rendered I'D b, Mrs Eve
Grccn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Local Spellman Club
To Hold Meeting

The ne'ror-spe ilman c'l,h viii
hold rs regular meeting Sunday.
iprl 20 A. me home ~ " pre =
den'. Mrs Fstcle p Wshsier sf-5
NineUood A. 80 nm
an graduates and former SUI
deHfs arc rfced '6 he pfeser'