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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10
LUTHERAN


LUTHERAN
Grace-So. 54th and Lawrence;
w. A. Schroeder. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Easter service,
II a. M: sermon. He Is Risen"
Centennial film, Call of the
Cross" will he shown at the church
at 8 p. m. Friday. A talking pic
ture. the film depicts the history
of the Missouri Synod of the Lu-
theran church. Confirmation in
struction. $50 a. m. Saturday.
Our Redcemer-East Saith and X
sts.; w. A. Schroeder, pastor. Sun
day school, 1890 a. m. Easter
services. $3.50 a. m; sermon. He
Is Risen." Centennial film, Call
of the Cross" Saturday, 1880 p. m
Confirmation instruction, 9:45 a. m
st. Paul's-So. 9th st. and Ia
coma ave-; Arthur Sydow, pastor.
Divine services with Easter devo-
ton followed by distribution of
Easter favors In the Sunday school
Holy communion with sermon al
1880. The pastor has chosen fol
his Easter sermon theme. THE
Victorious Christ" Martha and
Mary society meets Thursday a,
the church. Friday, Circle ii meet.
at the home of Mrs. Charles tia
Saturday, catechumen class at II
in the pastors study.
Zi0n--59th and So. Thompson
Norman c. Anderson. pastor
Easter Festival service, IL a. m.
follows regular Sunday school a.
9;45. Junior and senior choir!
will sing and orchestra will assist
Resurrection Story in word ans
song at 5 p. m. by the Sunda,
school; baptismal service follows
Monday, quarterly business meet
ing Of the congregation, 7:30 p. m
Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday,
p. m. Mrs. Sliibakke and Mrs. G
Simpson as hostesses. Mid-weel
service, Thursday, 1880 p. m.
Luther Memorial 9Th and
sts., A. r. M. Kettner. pastor
Sunday school and choir Eastel
program under direction Miss Nor
Olsen and Mrs. Franklin O'Neel
Z a. m. Divine service, IL a. m.
Easter topic. He Lives for Us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-10

Among the groups which will sing the Easter story in
Tacoma churches Sunday morning the boys vested choir
Lukes Episcopal church. Under the direction of Caro-
n Dyer Nelson the young singers have prepared special
music that will be part of the service conducted by the
pastor. the Rev. Arthur Bell.
Members of the choir reading left to right First
Charles Condos, Chester Mckee, Demerest Jimmy Baker,
Billy Baker, Gordon SOmervle Second rOw-Henry Sandah
Jack Waechter. Frank Whitman. Dick Marker Alex Condos,
David SOmervile John Sandahl
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Church o Present Locally
Written Easter Paseantry
Light Of ths World" By Mrs. Miller and Mrs. kennerd 70
Be- Given in Conjunction With Sacred Concert
By Central Lutheran Choir Sunday

Easter festivities at Central Lutheran church will to
close Easter Sunday with the presentation of unusual
sacred by the church choir The will be given
at 5 O'Clock vesper service.
The Light Of the World, story of the crucxion
written especially for this festive service by Mrs. Queena
Dawson Miller and Mrs. Marietta kennard depicting the
BETRAYAL crucxon death and resurrection of the Lord
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.arsenominational baptismal SER
vice at 8 p. m. Missionary speah.
ers for convention, Rev, Gus1aIe
Woerner. Dutch East indies rev
r G Burnette. South America
and field evangelist Of Christian
and Missionary Alliance rev. o.
NJ. Gerow. from A kr o n. ONO.
Moving pictures of travel IN Bor-
neo at $50 p. m. Evening mis-
sionary service at 7:3O; Rev. Gus
tave Woerner. guest missionary
speaker. Services every evening"
April 9 to Is, at 7:30. Nightly
showing of missionary pictures,
missionary speakers and dynamic
evangelism.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Fi-st-Division ave. and l st. :.
Second-So. saith and Warner st.
Third Wright ave. and Ea. l st.
Fourth 945l2 Broadway.
First-Lake Steilacoom. .. -.
Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real >" is the subject of the Les
son-Sermon which will be read
tomorrow in all Churc h e S OF
Christ. Scientist [. which are
branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Golden Text: Il am the Lord
that Healeth thee" (Ex. 1920.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: Pure
religion and undefiled before God
and the Father is this, To visit
the fatherless and widows in their
affliction. and to keep himself un-
spotted from the world" (James
1:27).
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
we must form perfect models in
thought and look at them continue
ally or we shall never carve them
out in grand and noble lives. Let
unselfishness, goodness, m C ",
justice, health, holiness, love-the
kingdom of heaven-reign within
us, and sin, disease, and death will
diminish until they finally dis.
appear" Up. 24S26).
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
First - Sixth and Grant aves.,
Rev. J. Geo. Cunningham; II a.
m, THE Tomb of the Broken
Seal" GAS a. M, Bible school, and
$50 p. m, Young Peoples service:
s D. M. the choir will present the
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

Tacoma Central WARDROBE d.
vision ave. Priesthood meeting,
800 a. m. Church of the Air
address from Salt Lake City by
President J. Reuben Clark, 10 a.
m; radio installed in the chapel
for this address. Sunday school
and special Easter services. 1890
a. M; vocal solo, Dionne Nielsen;
Easter poem, Barta Dickson; piano
solo, Robert Evans; Easter read
ing, Rhoda Maynes; Vocal solo,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

The Youth Progressive club was
host at banquet given in honor
OF one Of their members. Mrs lmo-
gene Harrison. recently.
The affaIr was held in the social
rooms OF the Brewster project
The honorec lately received her
BIS. degree in Public Health from
the University OF Michigan, and a
lifetime teachers certificate in
the public schools OF Michigan.
Speakers at the banquet includ-
ed Prof. S. r. Williams. who talked
on "The Need OF Education Among
Negroes; and Albert j. Scott. sub
ject. The Advancement OF the Ne
gro During the Last Decade.
Gifts were presented to Mrs
Harrison by Edward Dean. Miss
Marie Pruitt was mistress OF cere-
monies.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Gibbons. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bill. Mr. and Mrs. r.. Har-
rison, Mesdames NJ. Butts. Butler.
A. Scott. L. Clayborn. Mr.. Fields
Messrs. W stewart. Johnson. ia
cobs. LEADER and Mr.. aud Mrs
Hamlin.
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Dr.. and Mrs. t. A. Carter Honored
By Dr.. and Mrs. Aft Thomas Sunday

league Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Living
stone. Miss Meta Pelham. Miss
Harriet Barrier. Ernest Fisher.
Genevieve Stewart. Or. Robert
Bennctt.Dr. II. G. Tolbert. H. T
Harris. Dr. o. l.. Barland. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Mccall. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles w. Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Alley Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Green. Mr.. and Mrs Z. r Car
ney. DR.. j. A. Graham. Dr. and
Mrs. W. a. Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Brooks. Mrs. Katie
Cheatham Mrs. l. W Tyrell Mira.
r. Louise Henderson. DR.. J. W. cel-
Inns. Miss Mignon +. Walker. NJ.
Thomas A. Brown. Sr. DR.. Thomas
A. Brown. Mrs. Earl Walton. Mrs
Kate Johnson. Or. and Mrs. Ioe
Thomas Jr., Maceo Thomas. Or.
and Mrs. J J McClendon. and
Mariel and Merle McClendon. VIC
toria and Margaret Mccall Mrs.
Louise Douglass. DR.. and Mrs. c.
G Constable. Miss Lucille Owens.
Or. and Mrs. Ira Whitby. MILFORD
Gardner. pr. and Mrs. w. p John
son Miss Louise Simms and George
Taylor. Arthur Caruso, and scores
OF others.
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Detroit-Iowa Club

The regular meeting OF the De
troit-Iowa club was held Thurs
day evening at 2l13 Chene street.
A large attendance Is anticipated
at the meeting OF the Associated
Iowa clubs. Inc, in Chicago. Au-
gust IL through Is. Local dele
gates include Mrs. Rose Jackson,
and Eugene Barbee. Mrs. Mae
Lampkins and James Grimes will
be alternates.
The Negro Achievement program
will be sponsored by the club. Au-
gust IL. Committees have been ap-
pointed TO contact local business
and professional men. and solicit
contributions for the program.
All members and friends OF the
Detroit-Iowa club are requested TO
meet Sunday. July 16. at the home
OF Mrs. Lillian Clark, 1926 Bangor
street. Delicious refreshments
will be on hand. and group pic
lures will be made for the souye-
mir program book OF the national
association OF 1889.
Eugene Bafbee has been appoint
ed by the national association 10
an important nine-member oom-
mittee on Business and Planning,
for a period OF five years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Annual Picnic Of The
Citizens Federation
Held At Nankin Mills

The Citizens Federation. a civic
group organized TO advance the
economical and civic welfare OF
the minority groups. held its FIRST
annual picnic July at Nankin
Mills Grove In spite OF the In
element weather many friends and
members came early and stayed
late.
The girls softball game between
the Cozies and the Quinn Stars
was called because OF the rain. A
drawing was held for q trip to the
Worlds Fair in New York. and
was won by c. valerius. 1891 En-
pire street Among the nice prizes
given away were q beautiful table
radio given to the winners OF the
litterbug contest: and baskets Of
groceries and hams.
Barbecue and refreshing drinks
were served. A delightful time
was enjoyed By all present. Be-
cause many were unable TO attend
this outing on account Of the rain.
= return picnic has been requested
and viii be held late IN July or
some time In August
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Western Thinkers

The Western Thinkers club met
last Thursday evening. at the home
OF the president. Mrs. A. l.. Gaines.
The contest of cars" In which
the members competed, was a huge
success. The Pontiac. driven by
Mrs. Easley. was winner.
The dinner given at the home OF
Mrs. Randolph. in Conant Gar
dens. was quit enjoyable. Mr.. and
Mrs, Clarey and Otha Randolph,
OF the Hollywood Sportsman's
club. were among the visitors.
Plans we're consumated at the
meeting for barbecue SALE July
%. at the residence OF Miss Coins,
1867 Binder street.
Miss Chandler. the hostess, serv-
ed n delicious repast.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Easley, Thursday. July
20.
Mrs. U. Jeffries is club reporter.
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Jolly Strollers No. 2

Jolly Strollers Club No. 2 turned
out in full force Sunday. July at
Henry's Grill for their Fashion
parade and cocktail hour. There
was large number present includ-
ing members from the Blue Rib
bon AMI Yard Dog clubs: Mr.. Van
Mosley. president OF the Detroit
Business Mems club: John Wood
ward. president of the volkema
Sportetts and Mrs. Alberta Smith.
Members Of the club thank their
many friends for their fine coop
Grafton.
The Jolly Strollers will sponsor
a boat picnic August II.
Mildred Johnson is club report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Speedy Eight Girls

The Speedy Eight Girls met at
GOT King avenue at their recent
session. with Mrs. Title Musgrove
as hostess.
After a business period OF one
hour the hostess served a refresh
ing repast.
The club plans 10 give picnic
at River Rouge park In the near
future.
Mrs. Clemmle Clemens. the sec
rotary OF the club, IL visiting the
Worlds Fair in New York.
The next meeting will be held
at 9s3 Hendrie street, with Mrs.
Lee Coates as hostess.
Thelma smith Is president Of the
organization.
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Mr.. and Mrs.A.Smith
Celebrate Their End
Wedding Anniversary


Socially welcoming the month OF
July was the pretty affair given
Saturday, July l at eight o'clock
In the lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Smith, 609s Mortified ave-
nue.. The occasion was the celebra-
ton OF the two years which have
passed by since the Smiths prom
ised II do"
Amidst a fragrant and summary
atmosphere supplied by the gor-
geous fresh flowers dotted here and
there. the guests were received by
the host and hostess. both attired
suitably for the occasion. Mrs.
Smith was adorable in a gown OF
white organza with low square
neck and pun sleeves with long
full skirt. She wore a corsage OF
orchids.
Cocktails were slipped during
games OF bridge and other features
OF entertainment. Later IN the eve
ming the guests we're ushered into
the dining room where they par
took OF an elaborate turkey sup
per served in buffet style. Luscious
ice cream and cake comprised the
dessert.
The table was artistically deco
rated with crystal candle holders,
each containing a yellow candle.
A bowl. filled with pink and yell
low roses made beautiful CENTER
piece.
Among the guests present were:
Mrs. Avery. who wore gown OF
soft pink taffeta; Mrs. BillIps. in
white: Mrs. Hunter. charming In
peacock blue satin; Mesdames
Wilson and Patterson. sweet In
afternoon frocks. Others who
came TO offer Fluctuations were:
Mrs. Matte Thurman OF Georgia.
aunt of Mrs. Smith: Mesdames
Alice White. w. Walker. G. Cum
ningham. b. Allen. II. Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Robinson. the
Rev. and Mrs. Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tellus. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robinson.
Misses Bertha white, Trotter. v.
Turner. M. Patterson: Messrs.
Thaddeus Thomas. A. Ayers. r.
Adams. G. Wilson. Mcpherson and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were the re-
clpients OF numerous beautiful and
useful gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Bon Voyage Speeds Mrs. Postle's Jaunt
SAILED JULY 10
ON STATENDAM
FOR H OLLAN D

A galaxy OF pretty bon voyage
parties were rendered Mrs. Ernes-
tine Postles last week. on the eve
OF her sailing for Holland, where
she goes as a delegate 70 the World
Conference OF Christian Youth.
One OF the affairs was a charm
ing handkerchief shower, given for
Mrs. Postles by Mrs. Pauline Hills.
The table decorations featured
miniature boat. on the side OF
which was inscribed the name,
"Statendam." There were also two
smaller boats on a mirror which
represented the ocean.
Bridge and Chinese checkers
we're the games played
After cocktails and a delicious
lunch had been served. Mrs Postles
opened ne Eany boxes o. exqui-
site handkerchlefs.
The bridge prizes were also
handkerchiefs. Mrs. Nora Hutch
inson won first prize Mrs. Ernes-
tine walker. second; and Mrs. Err
nesiine Postles third. First award
at checkers. leather address book.
was captured by Mrs. Grace Will
liams
The guests included Mrs Ernes-
tine Postles. Mrs. Ernestine Walk
er Mrs. Billie Lundy. Mrs. Nora
d. Hutchinson. Mrs. Winifred How
ell Mrs Hazel Carlisle. OF Hop
kinsyille, KY Mrs Grace Williams,
Mrs. Tessie r.. Wilson. Muskogee.
Okla. Mrs. Rsv Por,e-. Mrs. Nell
Ransom. Mrs Roberta Harris. Mrs.
Lucine Chavis. Mrs Matte p.
Wade, Miss Helen NJ. Wright, Miss
Roberta Mcclure. and Mrs. Paul
inc Hills. the hostess.
Another entertainment IN Mrs.
Postle's honor was the pretty cock
tail and bridge bon voyage party.
given Friday night July I. At the
residence Of Mrs. Homer Gaines,
5Sf Woodland avenue
The four hostesses included Mrs.
Lillian Gaines. Mrs Ernestine
Walker. Mrs. Carmen Murphy and
Mrs Odessa Trotter.
The decorations were exquisite.
The table centerpiece was In Tie
form OF a large unique silver
/ steamboat, made OF cardboard aud
surrounded with blue fuled creme
paper. representing the blue ocean.
The refreshments also carried ont
the marine motif, and consisted u
trays OF canapes and caviar. cock
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Regal Club

The Regal club met Thursday OF
last week, with Johnathan Ed
wards. 1884 K. Lafayette.
Officers OF the organization are
Nathaniel Weeks. president; Jesse
Tidwell. vice president: James
Therlot, recording secret ary;
Ralph Mason. treasurer: Jones
Foster, auditor: J. Edwards. bust
ness secretary: Estel Holcomb. SER
geant-at-arms; Samuel White. ef-
ficiency manager; Marion Hicks,
reporter.
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Mrs. Nellie Robinson
Is Hostess To Club

! Mrs. Nellie Robinson was hostess
TO the Nightingale Social club last
week. at her home on Madison ave-
nue..
The meeting was opened by the
president. after which the hostess
served a delicious repast. Mem
bers present included Mrs. Hazel
Murphy. Mrs. Bessie Wilson, Mrs,
Mia Dozier. Mrs Pearline Boyd.
and Mrs. Leila Davis.
Mrs. Dozler will be hostess At
the next meeting, at her home on
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Matte DozIer Is the clubs
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

The Modern Social club met
Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Harwell. After the business hour.
refreshments were served. all
members being present.
The clubs cocktail party last
Sunday was well attended by mem
bers and friends.
Marylee Harwell Ia president OF
the club; Dorothy Bussey. secre-
farv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Club NelUs
Of ~
TATTLER

happy. for II was the day OF their
breakfast at Belle Isle. After
Ruth Jackson. Sam Love and Mes
bitt Patton had prepared the food
and set the tables. these young
people and their friends sat down
to q tasty breakfast: Sam Love
gave the welcome address. Eugene
Hall offered prayer. Munching
swallowing and slipping daintily
and otherwise weies Sylvan Peo-
pies, Woodrow Hunt. Thomas Muir
ply. Kenneth Rushton, Catherine
Tinsley, Alice Montgomery, Leo
nard Troutman. Marlene Moore,
Margaret and Clement Coins, "To-
kay Troutman. Arthur l.. Bella
my. Mr.. and Mrs. william Cope
land, Mabel Parks. Mary Teaseley.
Arthur ROLAND, Ruth Teaseley,
Lincoln Gordon, Horace Holloway,
Arlington Fuller. Alma Strong and
scores OF others.
The Detroit Cubs played the
Great Lakes team last Sunday al
Cubs field. The score was Is to
6, In favor OF the Cubs.
Ulysses Boykin recently return
ed from New York. where he took
in the Worlds Fair and the Louis
Galento fight.
Nesbitt Patton. Lawrence Risker
and Eugene Hall have returned
from the NAACP conference late
ly held In Richmond. Va.
Gloster Current played large
part In the activities during the
session. Detroit had the largest
number OF delegates.
Here's a lad who should 20 far
lin the world OF art. He Is Johnnie
Cradle. 20. OF 1881 f. Willis.
Young Cradle attended the Federal
School OF Art IN Minnesota. He
uses water colors. ink and oil and
Is clever at card designing. The
boys talent was observed by teach
ers when he was twelve years OF
age. His mother. Mrr. Matte
Cradle, says she can't keep the
kitchen straight, for the paints and
brushes OF the young artist. His
pictures OF famous artists. band
leaders and actresses are so life
like that they almost make one
gasp. He has earned a net sum OF
money by painting Joe Louis pic
lures. He had booth at the state
fair. where he painted various
kinds OF pictures on hand bags
The young artists ambition is To
build a house for his mother.
These are his plans. but there is
an "if' in the way. He needs a
job. and surely young man OF his
talent needs encouragement. Will
somebody make an opening for
him?
The Tribune extends sympathy ia
Mrs. Beatrice Millinger, OF 2srd
street. who lost her mother on
July Fourth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15
Hi-Hatters Social

The Detroit Hi-Hatters last par
ty at 51s 4. Kirby, Saturday. June
"a, was a huge success.
The picnic sponsored by the club
July s and 9 at Forest park. De-
quindre and Eleven-Mile road
closed the activities OF the organ
ization until the last Saturday
night in September when the meet
ings will be resumed.
Alonzo Ray is president; Eliza
beth White. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

Honoring Or. and Mrs. Edward
A. Carter. OF go Chandler avenue
whose marriage was solemnized
In Chicago. June "A. DR.. and Mrs
ALI. Thomas were lat home" al
their residence. 30s Josephine ave
nue., from TO s pm. Sunday. July
3.
The affair was given In the
lovely garden OF the Thomas home
and on entering at the side. guests
were registered by Mrs. +. g. Nc
Broom and daughter, Eva. The
guests then passed to the other
side OF the velvety lawn, where at
one end OF the garden the Leroy
Smiths string ensemble furnished
an intriguing musical background
OF sweet harmony. In rhythm with
the sound OF water falling from the
garden fountain. At the other end
OF the broad lawn. the guests were
presented to the honorees. who
were seated in the rose arbor, at
the rear OF which was the ter
raced ground. embellished with
an assortment OF growing ferns and
garden flowers.
From table prettily decorated
with pink gladioli and red aud
white carnations, guests were serv-
ed by Mrs. F. +. Dawson and Mrs.
l.. Ports. with iced punch, waters,
minis and sailed nuts.
Mrs. ALI Thomas. the hostess.
who presented her guests 10 the
honorees. was lovely in yellow
scalloped marquisiie gown. set of
by an aqua-colored satin sash and
flowers.
Mrs. Carter was extremely
charming in dotted fushia crepe
creation, set of with a huge cor
sage OF gardenias.
Mrs. Thomas sister. Mrs. Haines.
who is visiting here from Tonnes
see, was attrsctively gowned in a
green lace frock.
DR.. Carriers daughter. Marion
who assisted in receiving the
guests, was lovely In a black and
white plaid formal skirt and a long
sleeve white organdy blouse; and
her younger sister. Marjorie, WAS
equally lovely in dotted swiss
with short-sleeve pink jacket.
She also wore an exquisite rub
rum lily.
Among the many guests we're:
Mrs. +. G. McBroom. Miss Eva
McBroom. Mrs. Fears. Miss Hor-
tense. Fears, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Henderson. MIR. and Mrs. Fred AL
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Cole, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. b. Burris. Sarah Ste
phens. Edgar +. Stephens. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brady. Or.
aud Mrs S. W. jenkins. Mrs Ca
dende Hines. Mrs Gladys Mills.
Mrs. Pettiford Robinson. Mrs. A.
q. Robertson. Mrs. }. 5. Robertson.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. W. Givens. Miss
Lillian Jones. Mrs. Lillian +. John
son, Sue h. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lantoin. Or. and Mrs J. A.
Marlowe, Mrs. Madeline Fowler.
Mrs. Christine Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Greenlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Dempsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Daven-
port Lambert. Miss Lola Gregory.
Mrs. Elhelyn Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunei Penlck. DR. and Mrs. NJ. r
Stanton. DR.. and Mrs. II r. John
son. DR.. and Mrs. Paul Alexander,
DR.. and Mrs Charles Brooks Or.
and Mrs. Aaron Toodle. Miss Mar
garet Golden. DR.. Albert Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith. Colonel
Smith. Attorney and Mrs. William
Golden. Miss Doris a. Davis. Miss
Agnes Moore. DR.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Moore. Mrs. Z. T. welker, Mrs. l.
NJ Ports. Mrs. L. l.. Spann, Dr. and
Mrs. =. +. Dawson. Dr. end Ms.
u. T. ru~'on. Mrs. r. v u -.
Mrs Ida J. Bro~n Mrs. "A. A.
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Gayateens Club

The Gayateens met Friday. July
z at the home OF the treasurer,
Mary Brown on Alger avenue. Aft
er an interesting business session
the club spent quite some time
playing various games which were
enjoyed by all.
The hostess then invited the group
into the dining room where a
tempting buffet supper was spread
The clubs next meeting will be
at the home OF Lesser Estelle on
Hawthorne.
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Excelsior Twelve

The meeting OF the Excelsior
Twelve club was held Friday. July
Z, with Miss Gwendolyn Branham.
5il1 fireman street.
Arrangements we're completed
for the clubs "scavenger hunt"
which will be held late in July
The charming young hostess
served tempting repast.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Alice Bryant. 1894 Chest
nut street. Friday. July n.
Mrs. Bryant Il club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-15

The Charity Society OF Dorcas.
Of which Mrs. NJ Edwards IL presi-
dent. held hs regular meeting on
July 6. nj 1850 Macomb street. All
members were In attendance.
Following the business period.
a fine program OF reading was pre-
scented by Mrs. r. 8. Lewis tn
hostess then served delicious n