davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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] 200 Tons Of Leod Sold

NEW YORK, July 81 tP).-St.
Joseph Lead Co. reported 400 tons
of Southeast Missouri pig lead sold
Friday at S470 per 100 pounds East
st. Louis, 725 tons at $3.50, New
York and IS tons at the New York
average.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 81 R.-Copper
ste: dy; electIolytic spot 10.2b-37A: ex-
4s.4y: forward, 1880. Lead arm; spot,
New York: 1855 90: East st. Louis 4.s0.
Zinc steady; East, st Louis. spot and for
rennsylvania. 90 90: Buffalo Fl. 90: Ala
baIna, 1900. Aluminium, virgin 90 per
cent: 20.0C .Antimony. Chinese spot.
mum, pure, $500 Chinese wolframite,
duty paid. 10000 90.
Evening star., 1939-07-31
Mexican Peso Continues
Slump in Exchange
BY the Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, July 3l.-The
Mexican peso continued to slump
today in foreign exchange dealings
and was quoted at six to an Amer
lean dollar.
In banking circles the decline was
attributed to long g-accumulating de-
mand for dollars, which had been
postponed due to uncertainty over
the Silver-oil situation.
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Firm Names Vice President

NEW YORK. July 81 R.-T. E.
Shea was elected vice president OF
Electrical Research Products, Inc,
at a special meeting Of the board
Of directors held Friday, the COM
pany announced today. Shea, for
merly of Bell Telephone Labora-
tories, succeeded H. G. Knox who
resigned on the advice of his ply
sician.
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Business FoiIures Rise

NEW YORK, July 81 (P.-Busi-
ness failures in the United States
rose to 227 during the week ended
July q from 200 in the preceding
week, Dun g. Bradstreet reported
today. A year ago the total was 229.
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Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, July 81 (P-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago lin bushels)-Wheat increased
1854 900; corn. decreased 1,700 900;
oats, increased 243 900; rye, increased
10000; barley, increased 401 900.
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NEW YORK. July 81 Pl.-1nvestn
Bankers Conference, Inc:
} Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, July 81 dFp Omitted States De-
partment OF Agriculture) Trading in wool
on the Boston market was rather light
today, but quotations were very hrm and
last week. Several houses were asking 20
cents s secured basis for good French
orisnal bags. Bids for this type of ter,
fitory wool were around 67-6s centh
{ vcoufed basis, and buyers were able g
Evening star., 1939-07-31

In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorRanized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed BY such companiea
Rates OF dividends in the foreeoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semt-annual declaration On.
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
dends are not included
xd Ex dividend xr Ex rights 4 Also
extra or extras Paid last year fPay-
able In stock Declared or paid so far
thls year b Cash or stock Accumu-
lated dividend paid or declared this year
W Under rule wv With warrants Nv
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Pittsburgh Steel Prices

NEW YORK, July 81 R.-Steel
prices per 100 pounds, fob. Pitts.
burgh:
Hot rolled sheets, ba$A price, 200.
Galvanized sheets, $50.
Steel bars, 2.l5.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July 31.-Dividends de-
Regulaf
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Freight loodinqs

NEW YORK July 81 A1.-Revenue
freight carloadinss on railroads reporting
today. for the week ended July 20 in
July 20 Prev wk. Yr. aso.
B. sslte; S;ui + Ohio aSaSs5 ssS3ssss s55sssss3
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Manchukuo Produces more than
,0O0, 900 tons annually Of soy beans.
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Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Crude Rubber Futures

Der futures opened Il hisher. september, ST
1851: December, 1855; March, I6. DAB.
Bid
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5a1sns 5n!s iaa s!ss eer5 ) s IS IS ia a2n !2
rants. New. st (stp)-Stamped.
sNesotiability impaired by maturity.
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Federal Lund Banks

NEW YORK, July 81 R..
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales-
Dividend Rate. Add 90.
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By privsts wire direct 70 Ths star.
t4ssssrs DsylIEht ssvins Tims.l
0kAnk -.

Dividend Rate. Add 90. High Low. Close.
Aero Supply (B)- 1 81 ~ 81
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 ROOMS. FULL-sIZE KITCHEN AND
on'h on IT, AZ un private; A Asttraetiyely furnished
AAiiexandria , Adults. $50 mo. Phone
TAKOMA PARK. MD-ENTTRE Ist FLOOR:
8 rooms and bath e bedroomsl. 4replsce.
Oh neat. refs.. anil, (3-family h6use):
s07 Hudson ave. or INQUIRE sl4 Flower ave.
800 W. MADISON AVE-. HYATTs.- a
!SIge rooms. new modern brick; oil heat.
Frigidaire; rear porch; laundry In base
ment: S4s. Greenwood 2947. Hyatts. 734.
2 uNFURN. ROOMS, LARGE KIT.-DI-
neete, bath. private entrance garage; light,
gas heat included; S45. Chestnut 6OO5.
ARLINGToN's FINEST. sss rooms. din.
sFhucos sna sfGss Hssc6sAsi HscaND sg66S G0S
HtfiAH sStad; Iarsf EfrNga FEema .%pls CLOSETS;
seREENEp SUN DECK. pssHins daas' lot. room: com:
venient shopping center, 10c bus. Ready
for occupancy Nov. 18th. -
McCLAINE; OWNER, BUILDER.
2100 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
Chest. $780, Chest. 1901, Eve.
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BRADLEY WOODS.

The newest Of Washinston's finer home
sites a. large ss 3 acrek. Finely wooded
With al improvements in and paid for.
q new home OF six spacious rooms, baths,
conditioned heat. Nestled In the heart Of
the country club area. Any person would
S ne proud 70 bgilA here. Prices win meet
COLORED, I7le Ist 81. NW,-BEAUTT-
ful home. newly decorated; rooms on 9
noors; ami. cellar. attic; suitable fo6
pny!ic1ans home and once. Priced for
qqiek sale, $7.800; terms. Adams e711,
t0onttnusd @ Mat P0gal
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. G.

lovely All-brick. new. detached Cape Cad
Colonial a home that will meet the instanf
approval Of the most discriminating home
buyer Center-entrance with large living
room that has big inviting fireplace and
There Is bright dining room with chair
rsil. modern fully equipped Kitchen and
rooms and an ali tiled bath With q i sho%sr. SeI.
Many clnsets. The basement has q built.in
saregs, lavatory and laundry trays. Air-
call Dupont HG2H and md out fnr xoi,rsei3
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DESIGNED FOR YOU!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPECIAL LOW RATES,

Firsproof BLDG: switchboard. elevator
bath. $3.50. Large, corner apt. living rm..
bedrm., kit, bath foyer, S55. Furn. small
extra Choice bachelor apt, only S35. 1880
u st. NV. Dupont $500.
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i ROOM. KTTcHRNETTE AND PRIVATE
bath connecting, first floor. furnished. after
Nov. Is, in or near Clarendon, Va: two
adults. Falls Church 20SO-R s.
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APrs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

APrs. sUBURBAN WANTED.
| ROOM. KTTcHKNETTE AND PRIVATE
bath connecting. first floor. furnished after
adults. Falls Church aoso-R. s:
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
4el2 n. H, AvE---5 ROOMS, . EXPOS:
restricted; Frigidaire; pvt. park; discount
Tor equity; leaving city. 0eorgia 4267.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
SUITABLE FOR NAVY OFFICER Or
aeo aeDa Sons. SSS.Dtnsnfd g.
~. baths. fireplace. piano elee. refs., ais
washer. new oil burner: basement. maids
fSom ESnn sna toilet tor,. b.itin
drsl iya merson son ssss sSyss 'on0o'' ana c'sh'-
ATTR. FURN.. NEW. Def. Z RMS. 3
sss Wood G ness s75 lo5s 5ss'; blk WIS
n;s Ii ROOMS: s1Sf..Sl TEIL FUEI,NIsHEp: RENT $50
ness. Phone Metropoiitan b47s. ''e' -
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. SUMMER
porch: steam heat large basement. double
sSs @Sn'h Sa Neal b:ss b5:@ors ns blvd
WIDOW WILL SHARE BEAUTIFULLY
furnished modern home with settled couple,
Abingdon. va: Phone chestnut ioS7.. ~ s'''
HOUSES UkFURNIsnEp.
KENnwoRTH-.51o7 .oUARLEs 5T.-5
s%s !nssI:sfS; Ssps oss.'22ssiss.t|RRse 2seis HfS
MELFAEB PROPERTIES. A74 K ct. NV.
500 MowER AVE-. TAKoMA PARK. ND.
s5 All Sss ssss sRss Co. isss IL:
( BEDRoQMs,. 2 BATHS: NEWLY DECO
rntsd ,n,Si. OIL ~ neat; ..r aGre sro9nd lo2 CO;
34O6 18th ST. Me- ROOMS AND
bath. semi.detached. built-in garage: rent,
sso. so Apply Hnd1ELrHRs sq!1 FAB PRoPERTIEs'
ARLINGTON. VA, NEAR LII. HIGHWAY
!yLToN r. dokpoS. 1927 Eys st. ti' Dist: {:
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.. OPEN AND LIGHTED
Morrison ,s. t. sp pf 6locf. from so Conn., Pm .;e
large rooms, big closets. oil heat. msid's
.'2 roN n:rss n 70 doRDH' ts7 s. 1ss s.:
st. Dist. $3.50: eve. wo. 60e1. Brokers'
54O6 n. H. AVE.-LIv. RIM. Z OR s BED
Kes az 1dsS RSIsae' e Geo ss' 1sss slss' h"h
NEW b-RooM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT
Randolph 0734 between z and 8 pm.
1881 ALLISON ST. -N.E.-NTW, s ROOM6
3 baths. automatic heat; flreplaces: built.
in garage: $50. Michigan 1880.
2O31 PARK RD. N.W.-NEWLY RECON.
Se sa III sesesefn1 BIZ. es4ss 1885,
10 to IL am.
1417 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-7 ROON6
ssoIass eS%Dlssss11y, 1,e eTecondisson'd; oil heat call
1884 A ST. NE.-NXAR LINCOLN PARK.
porch: in food condition: SIS month.
NoRTHWooD PARK. ND.-NYW BRICK
hungaloW, s. rooms. bath, corner. gafage;
rent. S66. r. L HUGHES. Wis. $40.
MICHIGAN PARK. IOl4 UPSHUR 6T. NE
rms bath, Igsrase
ALEXANDRIA. MT IVY SECTION, NO. 6
West Peyton ave.-6-room. bath BUNGALOW,
Garage: reantshed
1911 FAIRIAWN AVE SO ROo1G
like new. h..w. heat, yard. porch. SSt.60.
1914 DECATUR 6T. N.W.- 1EpRO006
Phone dARpNxERs. Nssttll. sstl osss. ssS'oo'
IIyE I!IE R2oMs: 2ss.s:.,. AL, sai.,,,N NEWLY Peg
ooI SesrSDolitsa ISIS sa S:adoRSs' eSR' lISi.. n5i.
1919 22nd .0T. N.8-olx Noo0fS AND
8. oW Y. kAaneoiin aesST S4o5a ais iSsa g s n.S -.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

LARGE WAITING LIST Or CLIENTS FOR
bones ne q. sCI " nT wssh1s s1s go uD Write phcns
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
1912 n. n. AVE- ROOMS, 4 EXPOS !:
restricted Frigidaire; pvt. park; discount
for equity; leaving city. 0eorgia 4267.
Evening star., 1939-11-03

STOP PAYING RENT AND GET YOTTR
VTn w nome-or trade In your ola home.
them the and terms to suif YOU Just cal cail and ana
Rars.in 1en what yom want. We have it. $500.
btbsah' bstbs ,,Ith lath and Madison-6 rooms q
pains Upper 18th st.-New, detached. 4
tSaIge "a & rooms; tile baths. recreation room:
Fj,jgnoo. 1tner new homes, $4,000 up. MI.
Kippo. EEALIY ASSOCIATES, INC. 1909
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
Semper Fidelis Girl
Reserve Club Holds
Initiation At YWCA

The Semper FidelIs Girl Reserve
club OF The Lucy Thurman Branch
Of the YwCA. wirifred Broyles,
president, held their initiation for
now members on Friday afternoon.
The new members were all verv
nervous ard iitterv and one would
have Thought that very snookv
Halloween nartv was In progress
Tho girls wcrc kept In suspense
until tho verv moment M tho init
iaiion Vow members nro. Mildred
nionni. Irlian whoelcr. weidia
Harrison. Ursula Ruiford. 'nna
ctnhhs cpdio IIarror. olivia Puri-
fc"i e~1 ~hri~v rillard
amer the Initiation the girls
PLAYED games and enjoyed refresh
menis IN the games room Of the
branch. REGULAR members present
were: Winlired Broyles. Matte
Favors. secretary: Mildred BAR
more. treasurer: Gwendolyn Broy-
los. planning chairman: EVELYN
Palmer: irter-luh counselor:
Frances Davenport. Darrell Brow
los. Helen and Ruth Smith. Doris
Mathis. Priscilla Thompkins. Ply
renia Bailey. Vivian Grler ard
Yvonne Allen advisor OF the group
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
GAYATEENS
R A lie AT
JUNK" PARTY


Black cats. broken mirrors.
spooks and that much-avoided num-
Der 10" were some OF the links"
that greeted the many guests OF
The Gayateens "linx" party on
Friday. Oct IL. The home OF jose
phine Harper. on Melbourne was
The scene OF much fun and gaIety.
~.
Dancing. to the "iitterbug" tunes
~ the day. was the supreme en-
tertairment Cards. Chinese Check
ers. and various other games COM
ing second In favor. Squeals OF
laughter at the odd decorations
were heard on every hand while
shrieks OF surprise arose whenever
one of the souvenir balloons hurst
ed. All in all, the Gayateens and
their friends had quite a time
Among those seen enjoying them
selves immensely were Livingston
Estell. Edward Petty. William
Kines. Billy Jones. Boh winston.
Gussie Nicholas. velma Cobb. Lam
drew Wardlaw. Alex Davis. George
Hite Sarah Davis. F.. A. Harper.
Rerrard Rowland. Jimmy Russell.
Sadie Thomas. Evelyn Thomas.
Rosebud Hardie, Evelyn Stroman.
Charles Biious. Leroy Simmons.
Essie McSwain. william coleman,
lanes Smoot. Dor0thv I0gan. Clara
Clark. Ernesiine Vance. Ethel Raw.
Otto Martin. Curtis wllburn. Robert
Rattle. r NJ Wisdom. D. F. Orr.
and mary others.
The Gayateens present were Oath
crime Thomas. Mary Brown. Lesser
Estell Josephine Harper. Mildred
Thomas. Geneva Klnes. and Sadie
Straughn The next regular meet
ing NJ the club will be AZ the home
OF Sadie Straughn at 500 Hague
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21

ful."-Heler Nelson. 1l4ss Dysr
street.
II think the Hollywood makeup
f. very good. u adds everything TO
ones personal appearance" -
GLADYS Johnson, GOT E. Euclid ave-
npc.
Il think the makeup Is wonder
nj l. made me look Ike an ertire-
~ different nerson Sammy n.
Newman. 255 Garfield.
"The makeup IL very fattering"
II Lyman, ZIP Sherman.
"The Hollywood makeup gave
me the biggest thrill o. my life
Mrs. Matte G.. Williams. 93l Car
field
II like 4 verv much. II brings
our my complexion much better
than 7 was able 70 do with other
cosmetics - Margaret Maitocks.
1865 Brush.
II think The HOLLYWOOD mask
facial and makeup very grand. H.
is Ike magic. 7 feel that every
me should know about It. II besn-
fifes the skin and gives you the
loyliest complexion Mabel Brad
lev. ~ Hendric.
II am perfectly satisfied with nv
makeup TO me. rs outstanding
feature Is he natural look 4 gives
70 an Individual Alberta
Mooro. $500 Hartford avenue.
lam very well pleased with the
Hollywood makeup II dd what I
expected Mrs A. Allen, ai3 p.
Hancock.
II think no HOLLYWOOD mask
facial gives remarkable improves
mont 20 onc's beauty" Dolores
Bonorv. 2oi5 Crafos avenue.
The HOLLYWOOD makeup Is re-
markable. especially for members
o, our race like Emmadean
Bell ISL Z Kirby, Ant 4o1.
Il think HOLLYWOOD makeup II
grand ~ Miss Fannie Moore. 500
Pembroke
II thirk HOLLYWOOD makeup can
please he most fastidious woman
Katherine Jackson. 1862 Nor
wood
"I's everything they say \ Is"
Alberta Wilson a7s Theodore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
Sacred Concert To
Re Prese n t e d At
St. Antoine YMCA

A sacred concert will he present
ed al 81. Antoine YMCA.' Sunday,
October % at p. M. nv the Rat
life Singers and associated groups
Of artists s. A. Ratliffe Is d.
rector; Zenobia Irving, accompan-
LIST.
A varied musical program will he
featured and among the particle
pants will bc George Hoaeland. Jr..
tenor: Nell Ransom. reading: IIar-
monv Three. selection: Unity Bap-
tisf Senior choir. starring King
williams as tenor and Flora Set
'ier. sopraro. Mesdames Bovd and
Rrvsor Will render vocal duet
and Tho Cosmopolitan Mems trio.
NJ Rcnlah Rantist Senior choir
rohecca Mckinley and tho yMCA
Cleo cluh will render musical num-
hers
Tho nnhllc Is cordially Invited 10
atford tho concert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
WEDDING HELD
AT SAINT PAUL
AMEz CHURCH

Emma Kimbrough, charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Kimbrough OF Hamtramck was
married 10 Norman Burden. popu-
lar North-ender. Al beautiful
church wedding Sunday October II
al pm. at 81. Paul AME Zion
church. Palmer and Beaubien. Rev
d. p. Thomas ofhciated.
The bride. gorgeously attired IN
white satin gown with long flow
ing net train. marched In on the
arm OF her father 10 the strains oI
Lohengrin's Wedding march.
The bridesmaids looked lovely
IN gowns OF pastel colors With bou.
quets Of yellow tea roses and red
roses. Marlene Moore. Minnie Butts
Lurene Hicks and Jessie were
bridesmaids. fishers were: Lee
Butts. Leonard Troutman. Cleophu'
Collins and Charles walker Ann
Richardson was maid OF honor
Louis Robinson. best man; Billy
Livingstone ring bearer.
Harold Smith acceniablv rerder-
ed two tenor solos. II Love You
Truly" and Because.
A host OF local and out-of-iown
friends and relatives witnessed the
ceremony and were present AZ an
elaborate reception which took
place Immediately after the we'd
ding az the home Of the brides par
ents on Dyar street in Hamframck.
The rewlyweds are residing AT
$50 King avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21

The Indian Village Social club
met Saturday evening. Oct. II at
the residence NJ its former presi-
dent. Bertha White. 6f25 Ironwood
street. II was The most wonderful
meeting NJ the season for the club.
Most ~ the members were present.
During the business procedure
OF the meeting. plans were made FOR
Halloween party TO he given Oct.
% al $50 Hancock. Following the
business. Mrs white called In her
several visitors ard introduced
them AS follows: Mr. and Mrs. j.
IT. Forniss. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
White. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Polar. Mar
win white. Mr. and Mrs. Terry and
others whose names the reporter
did not chance 10 get.
The hostess served lovely re-
past and all present enjoyed a de-
lightful evening. The club will
hold its next meeting with Mrs.
Fannie Williamson on Maple streets
Charlotte Fuller Is president:
Mabel V walker. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
Union PLAYERS Stage
Annual "Skit Night"
Junior Awarded Prize

RICHMOND, Va
Comedy. drama. songs, ard dane
- constituted the program when
The Virginia Union University
Players sponsored their annual
Skit Night. Wednesday. Oct. ID In
Coburn Hall. The affair is IT, keep
ine with the policy Of the group in
providing wholesome and entertain
ing means Of self-expressior
This year for the first time three
prizes we're given for ihs best per-
formances. Prizes were awarded
according TO the applause that each
contestant received. Thurman stan
back. a junior from Portsmouth
won first prize with his singing Of
Don't worry About Me-" Emily
Mcdonald, freshman. was very
close second with her rendition az
Moonlight Serenade" Another
freshman. from Arkansas. Carolyn
Woods. kept the audience in
stitches AS she dramatized AN
Arkansas Girl AZ the Thcatcr" She
was unanimously given third nrize.
One NJ tho highlirhts NJ the evon-
ing came whom Percy Patrick ~ave
On organ INTERPRETATION ~ Star
dust" and Solitude Tentrelle
Palmer and Raw Rocker acting as
comedians received much anplause
Others exhibiting their talent on
the PROGRAM werc: Reginald Glib
son. Lillian Swan. Robert naurh-
erty. Leor Pierce. velma Payne.
IMcile Dickerson. Richard Lee &.
Mounsev Jones Mrs Thomas. An
drew lavnes James BRADLEY Gil
hort KirklaTd aHd Eavorrr IIvio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
tbs Go To Green Pastures

The T T rs spent delightful
day At Green Pastures camp. Saiur-
day, October H. Tho mair feature
Of the day was The mock initiation
~ new members Eight new mer-
hers were taken into Tho r 7 D's
charming circle
The now members arc Elaine
Whi't'nstnn. Mildred Rcrson. Br-
nov Watkins. Narcaret Cook Ha,h-
crime billiard Fences Rrinsou.
Vivian Tolhcrf. and Marjorie Con-
wav.
The girls we've welcomed irto The
club ny Miss Willamette Moshv.
dean of Pledges NJ Delta Sigma
Theta sororiiv and nv Miss Liz
lia1 Rrnwn also a Della The rirls
Initiated were also given cordial
welcome nv Valera Tandc. Tho r
J. rs president and hv other men-
hers n tho club who were pro-
sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
Club NeUs
Eyes On.
l.. Young Detroiters
BY GRAYCE THOMAS

members Of Peace Baptist church
wish Arnold Thomas speedy re-
covery The Club Stardust gave
lovely dance Friday at the Ma
SONIC Temple The Motor CITY
Boys hand. under The director ~
a. ). Cooper, have become ouite
popular In ard about Detroit. They
are BEGINNING their third year
isaac Goodwin and orch have some
nice ARRANGEMENTS OF latest num-
hers Three ghosts are sched-
uled 10 he on hand al the AKA's
dance Friday. Oct 81 at the May
fair -. The Soy club will give y
darce Friday tho eth at The YwcA
Lovely Delphie Hines has re-
Gently returned from Camp Tai
light An enjoyable party was
formed at the Coy Corner Sunday
by Charles Dickson. Arthur Tyles
Henry Green and Sally Harp
Congrats and best wishes TO Mr.. ard
Mrs. Julius Redmon who were re-
Gently we'd The bride IS the FORM
pr Elizabeth McCurry :. Mrs. An
ME Johnson Of Chicago is here Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Stevens OF
Mitchell avenue Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holiday were horored guest
at the Citizens club Sunday
MANY dancers are expected to at
tend the Lunceford dance Per-
sonal to Waller Crider, Sorry YOU
are vi and hope YOU get we'll soon
Best wishes 10 my friend. Lena
Jackson who recently married
Younger Set minors have Il that:
Robert Thomas and Delmar White
are important people AZ Commerce
Nathan Pope. ZENITH Brantly
and sydney Point are regular May
fair attendants Marjorie Con-
way. Erma Keys and Mildred Ber-
son are having a swell time AZ
Wavne Charles Dickson and
Sally Harp would make a fine
couple - ontne Cole and Elmer
Craig are still hat way about each
other Sadie Thomas has recently
married Lucille Martin Is en-
gagged Henry Smith recently
celebrated his birthday. We will
he back next week With more chat
ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
Kimbrough- Burden Vows Spoken
Hollywood Makeup Men Swamp
Beauty Shops With Appointments

Since the Hollywood artists be-
gan their work IN Detroit about IA
fortnight ago. they have swamped
The beauty shops with appointments
for the Hollywood mask facial and
the correct makeup 10 suit each
individual personality
Beauty shop owners. who have
already had appearances 81 the
Hollywood Make-up Men a. their
shops here are unanimous IN de-
clarire that they have never before
seen 50 many women Take 70
these faclals and correct make
ups One shop owner remarks
This has bean tho biggest treat
since have been a beaufician dur
lng The past nfffen years. orlv
wish that We cocld keop Tho Holly
wood Make-I-p Men In Detroit for
ever
Owners of shops who have "a
their dates FOR demonstration are
clamorine for riurn enlargement
Of tho Hollywood Male-up Men
Here are few comments made
hy ladies % Detroit. after recelv-
ing the Hollywood mask facial and
the correct make-urs 20 shit their
individual personality
Il think he HOLLYWOOD mask
facial and the makeup arc swell "
These Hollywood products should
he who're they are available FOR De-
troiters AZ al times Mrs c. ".
SINNERS. 3iie Dubois
Ny makeup is beautiful and 7
sce 2 change in nv face Lille
Goldsmith. 2aa0 los campau.
II think Il Is swell 7 like ~ very
much rs tops with ne NJ. Bur-
low. as0a Dubois
"A dweliehiful surprise Edra
Mcmillan. 22ii Alexandrlne. East.
II think the HOLLYWOOD makeup
Is grand. II changes ones looks.
altogether l. really docs me work
Arfie Kidd. 1914 Chene
Il think the Hollywood make
IN Is very nice The Improvements
are great Flossie G Dave. 1915
Beauhien
II never dreamed nlv make-np
would make mo look So heaH'i-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21

Tho vounE ladies partook OF de-
lcious repasi. The table was ar
ranged in banquet style and was
beautifully decorated in the clubs
colors OF red and white.
After dining. the girls went row.
boat riding on tho lake, and liked
around the shores OF Little Pleasant
lake Later thew again gathered r.
tho camn's large dining hall. which
sheltered them from the October
Winds. and lounecd and chatted
around The glowing fire II was with
reluctance that they eventually
climbed hack irto their automobiles
and wo'1rrd back ~ the city.
The 7. J. MS who attended me
Initiation we're GLADYS Summers
vile Marjorie Cook. Martha Brad
hv. Alec Fields Barbara lines,
valeris Tandy cecilis Sylvester.
Helen louise Howard. and Helen
Nuttaf1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21
CLUB ACTIVITIES

ell. G. I-ovejoy and J. Henerson
The president. s. l.. Jordan, gave
a political talk in which plans were
discussed FOR a biz mass meeting Ia
he held soon.
The chairman NJ tho Sick commit
tee gave report Members were
very glad IN hear ihet Luther Mix
IN IL recovering lie has heen
or''o III ri Harrer hospital
The clnh will meet IN a social
catherine oct. 81. with the frea Sill
rer. " Johnson ~ 18th street
Pertha IIorro,, IL club re.,- q.