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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06
!. FRANK KIT1RELL
IS INFERRED HERE
Former Henderson Man Died
Last Saturday at Roa-
noke Rapids

Funeral services were hold at
the graveside at the Robertson
cemetery here this afternoon at 4
o'clock for the late J Frank Kilt
reIl. 81. former Henderson man,
who died at $40 o'clock Saturday
morning at his home in Roanoke
Rapids. He suffered a stroke of
paralysis and lived only short
time.
Mr.. Kittrell was a native Of
Vance county and had lived here
much Of his life until going to Roa-
noke Rapids seven years ago. He
was employed in textile plants. He
was born August IA, 1877.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
A1nI~I4a --yuD4,sOl. t1vu ....4gn.-
Irs Tohn Strickland, Of Weldon,
md Mrs. Lily Finch, Of Roanoke
Rapids; and one son, Elmore Kit
rell, of Henderson; also a half
brother, E. II Robertson: sister,
WI Perry, and several grand
children.
wi. rittrell was a member Of St.
5ohn's Episcopal mission church at
100 r~nd~~-~0
Active pallbearers were an
80 - .ouows: H. NJ Robinson,
F.. O. Falkner, L. L. Swanson, j.
H. Langston, w. B. Hight, j. E.
~ let honorary V. Kent Over
man, Howard Robinson, Hunter
Robinson, NJ. D. Robinson, Lee
Robinson. June Champion, June
Robertson, Joe Moore.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06
Around Town

Rotary to Meet-The weekly meet
ng Of the Rotary Club will be held
tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at
the Vance Hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

~ : "~+i'''atod 70.nnn 600 Canadian
N''H'-S have flown into the United
NfateS with the approach of winter.
F'at settles the nrob1em of what
ware "n'no to have for that second
Thanksgiving dinner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

Pay Traffic Fines-R. C. Pulliam
and E. E. Huffman paid 81
rattle fines into the city clerk :
office, records there revealed to-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

Woodnen to Meet-There will be
&c a special meeting Of the Wood
men Of the World Tuesday evening
1t 1880 o'clock, and all members
Jere urged 10 be present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

License Issued = A marriage Ii
,ense was issued to Starting Faulk-
ner, route l, Henderson and Vera
3eavis, Of Elberon, at the Vance
}cgistry office Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06
Fiddlers Contest
Is On November 10

On Friday evening, November TO-
a fiddlers convention and amateur
contest will be held at Palmer
Springs high school, beginning at 1880
o'clock
An oyster supper will precedc tie
convention.
Prizes for the best music, fnclud-
ing bands, instrumental, and vocal.
solos, duets, Guartets, dancing tap
and clog will be given.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

When you meet a man who says
he hates autumn you know he really
means he dislikes Wheatcakes, coun-
try sausage, apple cider and pump
kin pie.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06
Natures Puzzle

Mrs. j. P Rowland, route l, Kit
trell, today offered a puzzle for ma
turalists by reporting that apple
trees at her home were in bloom at
the same time hanging with matured
apples
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-11-06

Prayer Meeting Band
Prayer meeting band will meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at
the county home with the Rev. E.
Norfleet Gardner as Leader.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Mrs. EHie Chisholm
Entertains Her Club

The Century OF Progress club
held its last meeting Of the month.
Saturday evening. Nov. Is. with
Mrs. Erie Chisholm.
After the BUSINESS period. the
members enjoyed most unusual
educational game. Back TO school
they went. this time to see II they
could name the fifty children OF
the Kate (Cate) Family. Calling
syllables inches and giving defini-
tions for characteristics, the teach
err, Miss Mary Monroe. led the
group in the enjoyable lesson.
After instructions were given. the
teacher had 10 placate the minds Of
the participants when they could
not masticate the ideas. ana began
to communicate, and were told
that she would excommunicate
any pupil who would try to dupIi-
cate classmate. when the period
was over. Mrs. Annie Lewis had
won first prize; Mrs. Estel Webster.
second; and Mrs. NJ. Williams. con-
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Chisholm. the hostess. serv-
ed delicious repast.
The next meeting will be or Dec.
2, at the Frogs club. Mrs. Margaret
Ferguson will be hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
MISUNDERSTANDING

The La Nong Sha LaEg club gave
Thanksgiving dance Wednesday,
November % at the Mayfair ball
room.
A huge crowd gathered at the
invitation Of the popular young
ladies.
AS a dedication to out-of-town
guests Miss Connie Moorehead
sang, MY Last Goodbye" and "Ad-
dress Unknown"
Mrs. Wanda Martin was winner
Of the turkey, door prize.
Among the guests were: Miss
Lula Dial, formerly with the Black
birds from New York: Mrs. Hayes
from Gary. indiana; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morton, Miss M. watkins. w.
Cromwell. Mrs. G.. Burnett OF Ann
Arbor: Mr. ard Mrs. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Spearman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cromwell. w. Ransom. Miss p.
Carter. Carl Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Mitchell, Miss Sirlee williams, Miss
ID. Foster, Andrew williams, Miss
Gertrude Handsby. Ike Handy
Mr.. and Mrs. f. hurry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Subbs. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Manuel
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Indram, Frank Gle
veland. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lyle. b.
Covington, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
/ Matthews and many many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Delegates To Attend
Conference In Iowa

The Detroit Branch OF the Ma
tional Association Of Negro clubs
met at pm. Nov. 1s at Calvary
Baptist church. A large number
attended. Ten new members were
added, as follows: r. NJ. Briggs. w.
l.. westheld. Mr.. Ford. G. Black. ].
Carrot. Maggie Mitchell. Helen Gar
ret. Louise higgins, Mrs. Blanche
Gray and w. A. Gray.
The president. Henry Madden and
Eugene Barbee will attend the
mId-winter board meeting at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Dec. 2.
All members are requested to at
tend the next meeting OF the club.
Thursday. Dec. Z, at 8 pm. at CAL
vary Baptist church Meetings are
held every first and third Thursday
evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Indian Village Club

The Indian Village club met Sat-
urday evening. Nov. 25 at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Clark OF Bangor
street. Members present answered
10 the roll call with a poem. Plans
were discussed about sending out
three or four baskets for Christ
mas. II will be voted on at the
next meeting.
The chairman OF the last party
sponsored by the club made her
report which was received with
thanks.
Following the business routine.
the hostess served a lovely repast
and those present enjoyed every
minute OF the evening.
John Lewis will he host 10 the
club IN is next meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Helen Robinson. $50
GARFIELD. Dec. 3.
Mabel walker A. club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
HOLLYWOOD Makeup Men Praised
By Hundreds OF Local Women

The ladies OF Detroit and other
cities OF Michigan are invited 10
look for the special coupon on Page
5 OF this issue. in connection with
an unusual offer from the Holly
wood Makeup Studios.
A few comments from local beau
Nv shop patrons regarding their
Hollywood mask facials and cor
rect makeup are as follows:
II think the facial Is very nice
Mrs. c. b. Woodson. 1926 Frederick
II think the Hollywood makeup
is tops"-Ruthie Mae Fluker, 299
F. Garfield, Apt. 8.
II think the Hollywood mask Is
very nice. It's tops with me-" Miss
Pauline Braziel. no Madison ave
nue..
II never dreamed that Hollywood
makeup could be so wonderful
Hollywood makeup for me"-Mrs
Mae Heard. 1929 Brush.
II think II is very good"-Rose
Howard. 20s23 Bethlawn.
81 think II Is wonderful Sarah
Jackson. 315 canheld. Apt. 6.
VERY good"-Bertha Legrande
20s23 Bethlawn street.
IT think my facial makeup Is
swell. II makes me look like new
oerson"--Flora Williams, 1855 Le-
land street.
81 think the Hollywood make-ur
Is iuet grand"--Farnie Scott, 257
Willis street
THE Hollywood makeup Is
splendid. because II brings ont all
you have"-Georgia Anna Elliott
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

Since the Hollywood Make-Up
Men came 10 Detroit some weeks
ago and began demonstrating their
mask facials and makeup in local
beauty shops. hundreds Of local wo-
men have been praising the work
OF these artists II seems that the
Hollywood Makeup Men could
stay In Detroit indefinitely but due
10 the fact that appointments are
already being taken by beauticiars
IN Pittsburgh, Pa. the Hollywood
Makeup Men will terminate their
stay in the Motor City on December
30.
|. Every. woman in.this city who has
not,already taken advantage OF the
Hollywood mask facial and the cor
rect makeup demonstration. is
urged IN make their appointments
this week at the list of beauty
shops whose dates are as follows;
Smr~t Beauty shop. 5544 Beau
bien. thursday. November 30
Bobble's Beauty shop. s12 +.
Warren. Friday. December /.
Vernon Beauty shop. 1920 Brush,
Saturday. December ..
Eleanor Jchr's Beauty shop 5000
Scotch avenue, Wednesday. Deem
Der g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

S717 Russell street.
II think Il Is very. very nice" =
Willie Gibson. 20744 Parkslde.
II am sure the Hollywood make
up is marvellous" Pick Turner
1856 Brush.
THE makeup Is wonderful II IS
more thar is claimed in the adver-
tisement"-Daisy Gazette, 1904
Scotch.
IT tell you the makeup Is just
grand'--Elizabeth Booke, 300 F.
Warren.
Hollywood makeup certainly
improves ones appearance'--Billie
Green. 5Si5 Brush. Apt. 4i6.
"The Hollywood Makeup is very
fine and Is pleasing 10 the skin. "
Mrs. y. r. Daniels 703 T.. Warren.
II think It's wonderful. I didn't
know Il made such n difference
Rachel Moore. 1900 Brush. Apt. B.
II like the Hollywood makeup
very much. II does wonders for
ones looks" Hazel Smith. s25 Gar.
field.
II am delighted with HOLLYWOOD
mask facials and correct makeup
Marie Lewis. 1920 Berkeley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Club Ne,cs
.Doin s
Of The. Debs

anniversary In grand styls Ias,
tuesday November 81. {. she wa,
entertained at theatre and din.
ner party by some OF her friend,
namely. Ester Randall, Flossie VII.
Mans and charming Mable Morri,
organ music. -. Laughter. a
pang and a boom. ). old fashion
dancing and other various noises
would hardly describe the tins
tThose Interested in Deltas) skat-
ing party which was given AZ the
Madison Gardens Roller Rirk rr,-
day n....All the ladies' and las
sizes were on leave from school to
help enjoy the Thanksgiving holI-
days which was quite nice
among the crowd managed n ret
a glance at Bob Talbot Penick.
Charles Blande. Kermit Bailer
Marjorie Dunbar. Helen INITIAL
Ambrose Mutt. Billy Allen. Ro-
Derta Greenidge, June Dickens.
Thee. Washington. Bettye Luis
Carolyn Plummer, Hattye Pate
Ernest Thompson. Alice Coote
Walter and Gladys House. Dora
Miller, Lorraine Moss, Lillian
Brown. Eugene Evans. Leo welk-
err. Johnny Roxborough, DeMarr
and DeMarris Solomon Mary Agnes
Miller. Maruurite Williams. Mar
garet Cook. Rosemary Wallace. and
heaps OF others. 49,.
Saturday started Enrolment
membership Week at the YMCA
and the basketball tournament
The Scrollers. pledges to the Kap-
pa Alpha Phi were victorious over
the Lampodus pledges 10 the One
ga n Phil. The score was forty
eight 10 twenty-five. The next
game will be with the Sphinx and
the Lamps the first part OF Deem
Der. Members OF me Scrol.ars
team are. Bill Miles. Waldo Cain.
Ken Stonestreet, Stalney Hicks.
Clinton Canady Jr.. James Wheeler
and Emmette. The Lampodus are
Clarence Stonestreet, John Hill.
John Anderson. James Harold. Lin
wood Wright, and Harold williams
Those present at the game were.
Waverley Williams. Mary Park
er. Jean Johnson. Eddie Carson,
Thessel Reeves, Noah Stephens,
Eddie Donald. Conklir Bray. G. p.
Jackson, Birney watkins. Theodore
Williams Billy Covington. Russell
Naulle Jr.. Forrest Young, wantz
Perkins. Heller lines. Guthrie Fin
ley. Bob Johnson. Jesse Hogerbook,
Tubby Cain, Helen Bankhead. VAL
eria Tandy, Bertha and Margery
Cook. Charles Powell. Betty Blande.
Carlyle Johnson. Mary Louise Sing
Teton, Leven Weiss. Bud Elkins.
Jack Franklin. Maxine Maddox.
Marion Mcdonald, Len Andrews,
Tinsley. Wendell Turner.
Elizabeth white. Frances Lenard.
Tommy Malone ard loads Of others.
COMING EVENTS
The Debs About Town will give a
sweater and skirt dance. Friday.
December I. 1899. at the Alpha
House. Proceeds will be
used for charity PURPOSES.
The Excelsior Club Senior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

Branch OF st. Matthews will give
a bingo party Friday night. Deem
Der /, 1899
Snow white ard Seven Dwarfs
will be presented at Detroit Insti-
tute OF Arts under the direction OF
Glen and Gladys Mills. Friday,
December / and a matinee or Sat
urday, Dec. 2.
The Detroit Tuberculosis seal
committee and the Ratliffe sing
ers and Associated Groups will pre-
sent W. c. Handy. Sunday. Dec. 10
at Plymouth Congregational
church.
Phillipa Duke Schuyler. child
prodigy OF New York City. will be
presented In recital at Bethel
AME church. December 81. 1899.
Address all news 10 YWCA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

Thunder On
The Social Front

ter Thompsons. with loye-light
shining ir their eyes. The George
Taylors, the Midas Levys and Mar
gurite Bleach. Theresa and Alva
Carroll brought Theresas sister,
Mrs. jenkins. Theresa will have
you know wore a smart black
crepe with gold sequIn pockets
and a jaunty chapeau; Mr.. and
Mrs. SnowleE williams. their
daughter. Marguerite who found
quite some satisfaction in the COM
pany OF two very good looking
young men.
There were more birds and
feathers and huge sombreros rip
ping with lace than you could
count. Eulalia Hall wore that I'M
usually descriptive number. Thel-
ma Branham wore the epitome Of
something or other in black felt
turned up in rear ard down In
front with a red chenille snood.
Entering in an aura OF glamour
Thelma Williams wears a black
velvet evening wrap with white
fur collar black and gold lamb
gown and enters on the arm OF Sir
Petry Fisher. oh yes. gardenias.
too please. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
lantoine, yashti Clements and her
other half formed foursome.
Sadie Routt and DR.. Bob Bennett.
Thelma Houston. who danced about
with Maurice wore an eye-compel-
Ing number In black ard bizaar
stripes with South American tur-
ban. We expected any minute that
they should go into a rhumba.
Those two friends, Edithe Wat
son and Gladys Cuzzens. were with
their respective big moments.
Gladys being only husband Lowell.
while Edythe was with Mr.. Bland.
We saw the Weaver Gibsons, the
Strongs. the Herbert whites. the
Fred Joneses. Valerie Wallace and
husband. Cadence. and Walter
Hines, Dr. ard Mrs. Robert Green
idge. the Tom McCampbells, Ruth
Webb in an elegant mink. DR.. and
Mrs. Howard. the Bertram Hudsors.
Priscilla Gray. Inez Wright. DR..
Bert Johnson, the Granville Nixons.
Susie Mills ard her indefatigable
partner. Marie Jones; Donovan and
Iii Givens, Theresa Bailey, Ruth
Routt. Bernice Harper shrouded in
a corsage and scads OF others who
probably were paying absolutely
no attention wheE the tenor? barI-
tone? or whatzits came out all
dressed up In white tie and tails
ia sing River Stay Way from My
Door" Nice voice. but we guaran-
tee the river would have receded
with little ado.
Now will you think that over and
ponder "In peaceful acquiescerce"
whatever that may be-we only
heard Il this week while 10 Gaines.
Louise Taylor. Virginia Ford. Ma
rian Carter and we-were playing
peaceful game Of cards and comes
knock. knock. who's there?" on
the door. The who's here part be-
inc w. s. McAfee. l.. II. Schuster,
Almarus Crosby and W. f. Harri-
son, all OF Columbus. Ohio. and
here for the Ohio Michigan game.
II seems Harrison. who Is a beau
tiful thing II ever there was one
being about six feet two and weigh
ing two hundred fifty pounds. knew
George ard Lonise I'm Atlanta and
came by 10 saw hello. He. Of
course. broke IN the bridge game
Continued on page 1s)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Royal Matrons Club

The Royal Matrons held their
meeting Nov. Is at the residence OF
Clara Scaggs. Milford avenue. West
side Detroit. Plans were made for
a rattle social, the date 10 be Civ
en- later. Che club members are
also making plans for giving
baskets 10 the less fortunate At
Christmas.
The president. Matte White. and
vice president. Ida Farmer gave
interesting talks on Thanksgiving
Each member answered the roll
call with a lovely poem.
The hostess served a delightful
luncheon during the social hour.
The club will meet next at the
home OF Mrs walker, 500 ErskIne
street Mrs. I.uddle Turner. hostess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of Flavee Gus.
tava SpeIghts, who died Dec. !,
1897.
"God knows all about those who
loved her
Hoy bitter the trial must he,
And right through II all God Is
loving
And knows so much better than we.
When the evening shades are falling
And l am still alone,
In my heart there comes a longing
II you only could come hcme.'
Sadly missed by mother,
Sara Lucas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER
Hollywood Makeup Studio Offers Free
Trial Size of Hollywood Exotic Perfumes

In order TO acqualnt the ladies OF
Detroit and elsewhere with the high
grade face creams that the Holly
wood Makeup Men are using in
giving facials to the hundreds Of
women in Detroit the Hollywood
Make-Up Studio is giving absolutely
free dram size Of Hollywood s
Exotic perfume which Ia valued at
1900 with the purchase Of Jar OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

'Ir our dear A. Phi A. fraternal
spirit sho' must reign" only by the
time those dear Greeks rose 10 sing
their beloved hymn they had had a
bit too many OF the waters and so
said hymn was not only sung with
feeling but swung with rhythm.
Ard II all happened Wednesday
night at Club Plantation where
the Alpha wives let you open keys
OF Joy. Bless their fond hearts. II
cost you pretty penny but It's well
nigh worth II to see the little Al
phas cherishing -their precepts,
their honor and renowr."
II being the day before. Mr.. F. ID.
RS Thanksgiving the wives had
dressed themselves mp as Pilgrim
matrons in gray and white with a
pink or so thrown in. Bro. Miltor's
charming frau was the most fash
ionable OF the Pilgrims: she choos-
ing black taffeta. DO you reckon
they brought some gold over on the
Mayfower or knew an Indian who
knew another Indian?
The wives OF the good Brothers
Brooks. Goggins. Taliaferro. Bur-
ris. Lang. Dody. Milton. Golden,
Harmon. Johnson. Raiford. white
Rogers Morton. etc. etc, were
buster than you'd care TO be with
sandwiches and such. Their hand
some mates proceeded from table 10
table iE an affable mood making
every body happy we take II. How
some-ever. you may say that the az
fair was success cause nobody
left iii the last minute OF the whis-
tie. Twas quite a turnout OF so
ciety Some like Sir Nose Thomp-
son in beautiful new suit. beau
tiful new suit. Nose. Sir NJ. Kelly
Fritz there with a most unhappy
countenance. How comes m'fran
Esther Randall came wearing some
sort OF ultra Egyptian head gear.
But locke. DO you know II Is re-
ported that young lady eloped "a
Napoleon. Ohio with a young man
named Bernard Lamar on whom
she had smiled In courtship only
eleven days? The world DO move
That all happered Thursday or Fri
day. ANY how too quickly for the
happiness OF another young swain
who had been paying court
In a party were the young Wal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

the famous Strawberry Cleansing
Cream.
The regular price OF the Straw
berry Cleansing Cream is $500 for
the u ID. and the container of this
cream is made out Of expensive
baker-lite. but II you will fill out
the coupon below and mail It with a
dollar Money Order) you will Inn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Trade Association

The annual meeting and election
OF officers OF the Booker T. Wash
Ington Trade association, will be
held wednesday. December s at
the Lucy Thurman YwcA. at ~
noon.
This will be a closed meeting
to members only. Each member Is
required 10 present his or her
membership card at the door.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Club A ctiUites

Among the guests who attended
the enjoyable AFFAIR were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sirlion. Miss Eliza
beth Smith. Miss Virginia Callihan,
and Lee Williams. all OF Port HUI
ron. Mich: Mrs. Mary Booker. Bill
DOGGY. Mrs. Lucille Harris. Bonnie
Davis, Marie Manning, Otis Davis,
Miss Addie Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
p. Wright, Bessie Davis. c. d,
Iampkin and daughter, Jessie.
Mrs. Marie Reynolds. 1850 Hard
Ing avenue, Is president Of the
ciub
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

mediately receive a $500 size OF
the Strawberry Cleansing Cream
and a $500 size OF the Hollywood's
Exotic perfume both for s1.00.
Print your name and address or
this coupon below and mail II with
a one dollar money order 10 II. l..
Warner. co Detroit Tribune. 2146
81. Antoine Street. Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

The Golden Arrow club gave a
very successful party Saturday,
sssor. s ek..
Members OF the club are Mary
Goyan, president; Esselene Wicker,
vice-presIdent: Gloria Gordon. sec
rotary: Ethel Smith, assistant:
Mrs. Marie smith. treasurer: Carrie
Norman ard Leona Tally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
rur LIMELIGHT

n THE LIMELl6hI
womens Auxiliary Of the
Phi Alpha gave a pre-
rssriylng Cabaret Party at the
N, plantation last wednesday
,,s November 22. 1889. Lovely
Il was furnished by a unit OF
W !, Smiths boys. .fire refresh
n I. were served. and every
NM, wss having ball .. Dashing
: while | saw Willis Ward,
poykin. lovely Ednita DE
~ . George Higgins, Ester Ran
~ bernard LAMAR, DR.. and Mrs.
Nh law. DR.. and Mrs. r. Greenidge,
n Rrooks. Ben Henderson, Thresa
J, ,v. Ruth webb, and Naomi
|ps Of Columbus, Ohio, DR.. and
(;oggine. Bob Robinson, Earl
y Rms. John league, Nancy
Iu sr. Atty. Charles Roxborough,
\, Routt. Ruby Hammond. Lor-
!. Fuqua, Freddie Wilson. Mar
coker. Juanita Jackson, and
les Of others.
N THE AVENUE
\, Ne Goods local Juniors OF Motor
3 gave Thanksgiving schronch
\ he YMCA Wednesday Eight. also
y The place was Just packed
a standing space to be found
Among the little youthful jlt-
Z bugs capped Early Bird De-
! MllIigan. Bruce Barley. Gene
rick. Ruth Minnefield, Carolyn
!, llace. Robert Tandy, Hender-
Parker. Alyce Evans, Grace
eIns conchita Porter. Ray Car
on note with his little pork pie.
kgie Wells. Harold Watson,
bsra lines. Claude Spivey.
renee Pate, Harvey Preston,
nard Harris. Jewell Jones, Lois
mons. Stanley Lspyston, Ted
williams, who was really on
e, Marion Maseerberg. Alley
u.s. Frank Key, Warren Carter.
} was slight off key. Elizabeth
|ner late but straight. Dorothy
hpbell, Ruth Smith. Bessie Snipe
dys McNeal. Dub McMann.
sell Naulle. Rcbby Hayes. Billy
Fver. Genoa White. Lucille La.
and many many others -.
pashIng from the "Y" Yours
ly tipped up to the Mayfair
room which was beautifully
oraied ny members OF the la
Fg Sha Long who gave their
ual Thanksgiving Cabaret Par
N.Y. my by now you know I'm
washed up In cabaret parties.
In one night well anyhow.
music was Just divine. lie
and the boys just fell IN. -.
pre- was grand crowd. -.
lnly few debbies and their es-
rs =. they were:
harrison Stewart. Clarence Tay-
Bets Stewart. Elizabeth Tur-
Norma and Bernard Cocker.
'coe Jones. Bill Thomas. Walter
mson. Ichn Lewis, Walter
pwerS. Billy covington. Raw Car
Margaret Wells. De vodie Orr,
I Warren Carter.
Yrs Sterling white the former
" Losar was feted on her first
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

The Thirteen Diamonds Social
club sponsored a social AFFAIR Sat
urday night, Nov. rs a. the Twelve
Horsemen'e club. s2a Ersklne
street. Music was furnished by
Jimmie Davenport