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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-25
HAPPY--
BlRIHDAX
APRIL "a

MONDAY. APRIL "A
sally Ann Darnell, 1909 So
Steele ST.
Mrs. 5. Edmund, Eatonsille.
Dick Rodius. Police station.
". p. Bonne.. 1910 No. Pros
pect st. 80. -.
p Oscar Storlic, 5o36 SOUTH
Tacoma way.
John Barcott. sos So. Shert
dan ave.
Esther sherman. SIS So. ooth
Helen Roarke, S022 So. Puges
Sound ave.
Mrs. Rose Midal. 9l' No
26th ST.
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U. S. SHlPYARD URGED

SEATTLE Rep. warren c.
Magnuson has filed a bill asking
q 81 ,000, 900 appropriation for con-
struction of q government owned
shipyard In Seattle.
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CHILD BITTEN BY DOG

Neil Nelson. 9, of 521s No. 46th
st, was treated at Tacoma General
hospital Sunday afternoon after
neighbours dog bit him on the leg.
Police ordered the dog held for
health inspection.
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EVERETT. Wash. The Stevens
pass highway was open today for
passenger cars only. Motorists
were warned of narrow places in
the road.
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Irregularly lower and
quiet.
Bonds: Irregular; L. 8. govern
mcnts irrcgularls higher.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Foreign exchange: STEADY.
Cotton; Higher.
Wheat: OFF u to u cent;
corn off u to 4.
Rubber: Easy.
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HOnesty ALWAYS Paw,

nonestY Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adv.r.
tiseo below, please take notice
after you have returned the srti-
cies 70 the loser. go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pscific.
where you viii be presentd with 4
guest ticket 70 one Of Hamrick's
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osi-sHoPPING BAG with shoe.
&c SATURDAY az Kress. Reward
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BUILDING PERMIT

Dewey Kelley, 5156 So. Sheridan
ave. obtained a building permit
Monday for 4 5000 residence at
7455 A st.
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DOCTOR LOSES APPEAL
OVER $1,000 VERDICT

OLYMPIA, Wash. of
$1,000 against DR.. Hale Haven
and the Mason clinic of Seattle for
incorrectly diagnosing a tooth all
ment for William d. Sinclair were
upheld today by the state supreme
court.
Sinclair had tooth extracted in
1896. Infection set in and caused
him srch pain he went to the clinic
where 4 nerve near his brain was
severed which resulted in paralysis
of one side of his face, loss of
teeth and other ailments.
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OSI-Lisht brown female PEKING.
- ESE. Last seen ylcinitv ~ So
!e! ssnool. Liberal reward Broad
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ihAfED-Young GUERNSEY COW.
nuiey. Vicinity McChord field
aho opanaFay. Garland oiso-J-S
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LosI-HHlTE sPITZ. with blscs
s' friday afternoon. vicinity Of
No. 4sth. 5s25 No. 4sth.
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| oST-BLAcK COCKER SPANIEL.
= female: In vicinity OF Fife. slx
mos old name Chloe Reward.
GA i60e-W u
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BANK CLEARINGS

SEATTLE - Clearings, S6.l31,-
1850; balances. S3.63e SOC. 46;
transactions, S1l, 132. 900.
PORTLAND-Clearings. Salts
271.43: balances, S2.073,76e41.
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OSI GLASSES advertised sitno,1,
enSse. Call CasveI Optical Go.
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Lost and Found

| oSr-BoYs 2e-INCH RED AND
WHITE HAWTHORNE Wards
biS Gle on Orchard Road, about
d. south center street Reward.
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wish TO thank our manv
friends and relatives for their kind
expressions OF sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK WALLS,
MIR. AND MRS. JOE A. SACHER.
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TRADE BUY-SELL with Times Want
Ads. RUTH RAPHAEL. 4iO5i2 So.
M. call at The Tacoma Times Of
lice for one free ticket There is
always good show at a John
Hamrick theater s-9a-2o
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TRADE-BUY- SELL with Times Want
Ads. CHARLES POWELL, 1923 So.
Ainsworth., call at The Tacoma
Times office for one free ticket.
There is always a good show at a
John Hamrick theater. 4-24-39
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Copyright, 1891
Evening star., 1939-05-14
APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHEp.

3 RMS: KITCHENETTE. BATH: FRONT:
practically new; 10 minutes downtown.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

BACHELOR APTS.-1 AND 2 ROOMS,
bath linen, phone, maid, hrerlace; $50
to SIS. 1922 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
MERIDIAN HOUSE
TOWN CLUB,

2H30 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Vacancy for lady and gentleman in one
OF WaShlnetons most desirable residences.
Home privileges. Excellent meals.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

SUMNER RATE-CONV. DEPT UNIQUE
studio 3 huge r. and tile b. shower. =
with freplaces: newly deco garden. IS
windows: oil heat, chw: Oriental rugs
paintings. antiques: service. Shep. 1871
Evening star., 1939-05-14

WANTED-Children to board nice country
home: ami; mothers care: reasonable
Evening star., 1939-05-14

Phone Association of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. CO.
lumbla $3.50. Over 500 well-located. we'll
furnished inspected homes. A car Will CALL
a representative will show available space
vided by membership fees. Rooms with or
without board. private bath, grill or
kitchen PRIVILEGES Homes for students of
foreign languages Homes in nearly every
desirable section of city Open until pm
Evening star., 1939-05-14

ROOM by Government empIoye. Where ra-
dios cannot be heard; kitchen PRIVILEGES
and use of refg,; NV. or suburban sec.
pref. Box lad Star.
SETTLED WOMAN wants unfur. rm., Ink
or grill privilege; Sl6 adult family.
Greenwood 1925
Evening star., 1939-05-14

1865 N ST. NW-GARDEN APT. COOL
quiet: liv. rm kit, bath. Reduced rental
incl. gas. cleo; walk dist. Govt. depts.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON VA 1O1 N Tazewell St
Room. near > bus lines, suitable for two,
kitchen privileges: nicely furnished
l4l5 AMES PL. N.E.-Lcvely, bright. front
bedrm board optional; reas. Lincoln
Evening star., 1939-05-14
SAVE YOUR TIME.

1922 18th ST. NM HOUSES; SIN
Giles, DOUBLES. SUITES: RATES WITH
MEALS $40 MO UP PRIVATE TELE-
PHONE EXCHANGE DUPONT 5355
Evening star., 1939-05-14
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

YOUNG MAN. convalescing Of illness; de-
slres room and board on farm, near Wash
!ngton with Protestant family; please
narticnlans RnY 4-H Star
Evening star., 1939-05-14
ROOMS UNFURklSHEp.
(Continued
ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN, refined, congenlal. so, Prot
estant. wishes to rent one or two furnished
rooms with private bath in small private
family; reasonable, permanent, no other
roomers Box S6-H Star.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
BELMONT GARDENS,

1900 MASS AVE. NV.
Luxurious double or triple private bat
Cool. Eneish basement. triple Summe
rates. Dupont 0SS5
Evening star., 1939-05-14

1917 KENYON ST. N.W-3 OR Arm
apt. clean. modern home nr. Rock Greek
PARK. garage: very reaS.; quiet adults
Evening star., 1939-05-14

GENTLEMAN spending about two weeks
per month in Washington wants furnished
room without meals: references exchanged
BOX 6,3-H Star l6s
Evening star., 1939-05-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(COptinued)

1407 10th ST. N.W.-Large. cheerful
room, 2nd fl. connecting bath; SWITCH
Evening star., 1939-05-14

TREE TOpS''-Guests day. wk., mo.
Farm home. Rooms newly dec; bath.
Fr chicken. veg. milk: city trans; reason
able Mrs Lillian DuVall, Norbeck- Rock
Evening star., 1939-05-14
COUNTRY BOARD.

NEAR MOUNTAINS, river; modern. cool.
screened porches, best food well served
81 weekly Mrs Clint Burner. woodstock
Va Or call Columbia 4SS6.
Evening star., 1939-05-14


BRooKLAND-PRIvATE HOME 2nd FIR.
3 rms. kitchen. bath; gas, heat. cleo
chW: adults. 2905 10th st. ne
1872 MONROE ST. NV LARGE RMS.
phone includ.: conven. transp Adams 2asl
sos A ST NE ROOMS AND KITCHEN
semi-bath, hot-water heat, cleo. gas
ch.w included: S35
AS JEFFERSON ST. NW-ENT1RE 2nt
moor of 4 rooms and private bath. al
newly papered; new sink. refe. and stove
very reasonable.
1927 CHAPLIN APT 32-FoUR ROOMS
Key with ianitor.
729 QUEBEC PL NW-Two laree rooms
kitchen, dinette, bath. 1st f.: elec. re,
friseration: reas.
II NJ ST. NV ROOMS. $50: REpEc.
Grated: janitor service. INQUIRE 112s Nortf
40 v ST, NW-ENTIRE Ind FLOOR
newly dec, 3 rooms, semi-bath heat, light
gas auto. not water: cool: $40
1921 DECATUR ST. NV BEDROOM
living room. dinette. kitchen bath. screensc
porch; refg.. heat. hot water furnished
Janitor
2s44 WISCONSIN AVE NW.-ATTRAS
tive apt. of . bedrooms. dining room. liv.
ing room, kitchen, pantry inclosed porch.
Eelriseration on house current $50 so
r. M FRATT CO. Natl 1852.
GLOVER PARK. 1928 37th sT.-5 RMS
oath sleeping porch; awnings; light. airy
S59oO parking. Adams 1878.
CLEVELAND PARK, OPP. NATIONAL
GatnedraI; a.. suitcase; free rent to J4ne
water, refriseration. 8;1oo Wis. ave ave. W.
Apt 405. See janitor
(Continued on Next PazeD
Evening star., 1939-05-14

e., 22oo &C conn AVE, APT; aa3u. Rms
longer; special rate for months: avail
able June l; twin beds, linen and silver.
Col. 1000 Apt. 205-E or see mgr. on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Local Chapter OF
Phi Beta Sigma
Elects Officers

The III Beta Sigma chapter ol
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity heiu us
annual election Saturday evening
nee. ?. Geo. w. Lawrence an OUT
standing character in the legal pro,
fession. of Chicago, and Nationdi
president OF Phi Beta sigma FRA
ternity was present.
The officers elected for 1910 are
Attv. Alien Bibb. president; DR. r
A. williams, vice president lanes
A Grant, secretary; DR. w H. orr
,reaurer: J. Hamilton Trimble' cor
responding secretary, NJ w lay
tor pariiameniarian. Plans were
made for sending delegates 10
,he National Conclaye OF pm he'a
sigma Fraternity. which will con on
vere in washington. ID. c. Dec 90
goth. ~. ro
The election was held at the re-
s,dence of NJ. W. Taylor. mem
her Of Detroit Fire nept.' ano =
delicious repast was served by MIS-
TAYLOR, charming wife Of the most
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Peerless Art Group
Holds Unique Affair

The Young Womer's Peerless Arr
club held ,hci Annual Pot Luck
meeting at the home Of the presi-
dent Mrs. Sadie l.. Lindsay on
Hague avenue After tho minutes by
The secretary MIS- Josephine May
miscellaneous quotations we're Civ
en- by the members. The poems re-
cited by Mrs. l.. NJ Hendricks and
Mrs. Eueie West were particularly
interesting
Reports we're given By the pub
Iichy editor, Alts Sadie Slranshn
and the heads Of several other com
mit,ees Names were drawn for the
exchange Of Christmas presents
At the Animal Christmas dinner of
the club
Mrs. Lindsay, the president told
NJ The plans OF the Housing COM
miftee OF The AME General confcr-
ence. which viii be held at Ebene-
zer AME church IN 1870 Mrs. Lind
say and the other members Of ,ha'
committee are coriaeiing people All
over the city 20 accommodate he
many delegates from various parts
of the globe
During the social part OF nc
meeting the members and the 'one
guest. Mrs. Mosley all told OF hui
morous incidents in their lives. The
tales brought on much laughter
At the close Of the meeting q
committee was assembled to serve
the Pot Luck luncheon which dis
closed many culinary surprises.
A radio skit entitled Small
Town Gossip presented by Mrs.
Hattie Ward with the members OF
the club comprising The cast Will be
the main feature Of the next meet
ing The results are eagerly and
anxiously awaited Mrs. Henrietta
Crawford on Elba avenue VIII be
tho hostess at this meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Club Commemorates42nd Year
Lydian Society Members Celebrate
With Elaborate Birthday Banquet

The Lydian Society entertained
its friends, Saturday. Dec. or the
occasion OF its 42nd anniversary,
with an Anniversary Banquet. which
was given at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA.
The tables were beautifully de-
corated with numerous floral ar
engagements.
After very tempting dinner had
been served. Mrs. Sadie l.. Lindsay,
the mistress of ceremonies, pre-
scented program on which appear
ed the following artists Mrs. Mile
Connolly Lee. instrumental solo;
Mrs. Ruth Simms. club president,
welcome address: Mrs. Josephine
Boyden. solo, accompanied by Mrs.
g. Gross: Mrs. Beatrice Allen, solo,
accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Book
err; Clarence Hightown, solo. and
Mrs. Rosa Gragg, guest speaker.
who spoke or The Clubwoman.'
The past president OF the socie-
ty were then introduced TO the
guests. They were: Mrs. Hirtline
Harbard. Mrs Charlotte billiard,
Mrs. Rose Mcdowell. Mrs. Louise
Fields. and Mrs. Rose Harper. Club
officers present were also presented.
This group consisted OF Mrs. Ruth
Simms, president Mrs, Mcdowell.
LIST president: Mrs Crumpton.
Ind vice president; Mrs. II. Har-
herd. recording secretary; Mrs
Louise Tibbs, financial secretary
Mrs. Boyden, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. Jessie Parrish. treasur-
err: and Mrs. Stewart, chaplain.
Mrs. Alice Barrett was the chair
man OF the committee responsible
for the splendid success Of the even
ing. Many Of the Sunshine Lydians,
Mary Lindsay. Lenell and frankie
Harbcrd. Jean Hill, and Juarita
Carr. served as mattresses for the
occasion Mrs. Sarah Blackburn.
head OF the sick committee, and
Mrs. Alice Barrett carried dinners
to the Lydian members who were
/ III anu ullUUlt " It ~ totuAt
Among the many attractively
gowned ladies and their escorts
who were present at the anniver-
sary celebration were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris and daughter, Chas. Watts.
Mrs. T elma Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs Chisolms, MIR.
ard Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Rose Har-
herd. Mrs. Catherine Paige. Mrs Ida
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs.
Boyden, Mrs. Eugie West Mrs.
Charlotte, Hillard. Mrs Sadye john
son. Mrs. Lola Williams. Mrs. Bell
Garland. Mrs Ethel Massenberg.
Mrs. Frances Washington, Mr., and
Mrs. Hafford. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Simms. Mrs. Hattie Newman. Mrs.
Samella Austen, Mrs. Fred \. An
derson. Mrs Donaldson. Mrs Crews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Simms, Mrs. Bertha White. Mrs.
George Smedly, Mrs. Esther Stick
ney, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

Helen Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Humes. Mr.. and
Mrs. ARTHUR Ribbons. Mrs. Sadie
Straughn. Mrs. Marie Johnson, Mrs.
Graysor and Mrs. Lillian Beale.
Others present were: Mrs. John
Glass. Mrs. Benson. Miss Catherine
Harberd, Mrs. Fisher and son, Rev.
and Mrs. Carr. and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Paige, Mrs. Ida Smith Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Carrie Curtis, Mrs. o.
Johnson and neice, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hickman. Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred
Green. Mrs. Bernice Noble, Mr.. and
Mrs George Brown. Mr.. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. y. Bray Mrs. Sadie l..
Lindsay, Mrs. Mary Poole. Mrs.
Louise Tibbs. Mrs. Beatrice Allen,
Mrs. Carrie Booker. Mrs. Martha
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. wingheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Talliferro. Miss j.
Gray. Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur. Atty.
and Mrs. Young Of Cleveland, Mr..
ard Mrs. +. Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wilson. MIR.
and Mrs. J. W. Williams. Mrs. Ger
lrude Gross. Mr.. Clarence High
town. and Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

nois. California. throughout the
South. and along the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts.
In addition to Champion Joe Louis
and his party, which consisted Of
Freddie Guinyard ard Thurston
Mckinney. others nrescnt were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Onslaw Parrish, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Reynolds, Mr. and
Mrs Charles II. Rcaves Chas Has
sett, James Davenport, Olive HAYES,
Henry Overton. Earl II Johnston,
Mrs. Helen Brock Mrs. Evelyn
Smith. Robert Royals. Harper
French. OF Chicago; Mrs Marion
McClain. Mrs. Nell Reynolds ard
Mrs Charnita Reavcs.
4 unique and delicious mcEu WAS
served, consisting Of young pigeon,
and spanish rice. This was coupled
with all manner OF drinks at the
bar by the genial Mr.. Woodson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Big Demand For Hollywood FaCiaS
Reaches New High In Motor City

According to the Hollywood
A,sIe.tfn Men. The demand for Ia
cialS aud the correct makeup mas
reached a new high for Detroit
women during their stay mere
rho, state that it is a positive lact'
w,n, records To show that the hol-
lvwood Nake-rp actually took De-
troit's women by storm since lhey
started work in Detroit on sept -
Beauty shop owners and their op,,
orators saw their shops crowued
with women who had come TO take
he Hollywood facials. and IN sew.
oral shous. the demonstrations had
10 no repeated because Of the great
demand by satisfied customers.
A Significant thing about TINS
demonstration Of the Hollywood
Make-rp Men is that their tour
schedule booked Detroit Tor only
a four-week stay but popular de-
mand for these facials and makeup
has been so great that IT was neces-
sary TO extend Tie stay eight weeks
longer. making a total OF IL weeks
instead Of four.
Because OF repeated demand OF
heauticians in Pittsburgh. that inc
Make-tlp Men stop over IN mat CITY
il will be necessary for them 70
terminate their stay in Detroit on
nee re Therefore they announce
that every woman in Detroit, wht
wishes TO take advantage OF the hoi
lywood Make-l'p Mems skill in the
art of makeup. to plan to get these
beauty aids while time yet remains
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Musical Tea Closes
Local O. E. S. Bazaar

The Bazaar sponsored by the o..
f. s. Council Of Wayne County,
closed with Musical Tea given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood
Can't, or Sunday. December ,.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Agnes
Bristol. worthy Grand Matron OF
wolverine Grand Chapter, Prince
Hall Afhliation.
Two beautiful solos were render
ed by Frank Foster-"My Task
and 81 stood On the River OF Jor-
dan" Little Jaqueline Gushing rem
dered three instrumental solos. The
vocaliers. under the direction OF
Lloyd Smith rendered four num-
bcrs Deep River" What Do You
Know About That" Battle Of Jeri-
cho" and Rain" All present en-
joyed the unique program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
zELMA SMITH
GIVES PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY

One Of the prettiest parties OF the
season was given on Sunday. Dec.
IL az the beautiful home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Smith Of 1864 Wexford,
Conant Gardens in honor OF their
daughter Ielmd, who on that day
celebrated her fifteenth birthday.
The table was beautifully de-
eorated in red and green. and The
centerpiece was miniature Santa
Claus driving a team Of seven reir-
deer The pretty birthday cake vas
in the center OF the table.
Zelma was very charming in a
lovely formal Of pastel blue organdy
with a tight bodice and hustle back
The dress was present from her
mother She wore wrist corsase
OF yellow NUNS. A similar flower
was nestled in her hair which was
done quite sweetly IN up-sweep
hair do. All Of the pretty little girls
al the party were also attired in
lovely formals Of various colors.
Tho little hostess and her guests
made most beautiful picture
Each guest registered by guessing
The number Of peas in a pot. The
winners were Edra vanripper and
Myzeli SOwell. For entertainment
the guests went upstairs to the game
room. where tables were set up for
Binso. After the games the children
were asked to go downstairs to the
recently completed recreation room.
whore they enjoyed dancing and
punch. MIR Smith has cleyerly built
mirrors into the walls OF the room
and the Youngsters had fur watch
inc themselves dancing in these
mirrors.
Zelma received many pretty and
useful gifts from her many friends
Little Dorothy Priestlcy's birthday
happened to fall on the same day
Zelmas did. and so ra~ol Shaw
and Zelma surprised Dorothy by
presenting her with birthday cake
and presents.
AZ Zelma's birthday party were
Ralph Terrell. Wyolear strong, Ben
Henderson, Jr.. Edna Vanripper
philip Giles. Jr, Hush Brown. Phy'
Ills Patterson, Sallie Giles Ear
Evans. Bruce simmons, Harvey
shaw. Carol Shaw. Ray Slinens
Robert Chillics. John Coulcer. Jua
nita Carr Wilma Collins. Corlen'
Hnnicr. Janice and Norma Whitby
Sarah Casey. Andrew WauEder'
less. Ir.. Jeanne WANDERERS, Her
bert McSade. Myzell Sowell Jean
Hin lean carmichael. Julian With
erspoon, Marvin Crawford, Harriet
NcSadc. Aurelia walker, Pegg,
Jean Burris. Geraldine Bledsoe
Joan Kennedy. Jane Foster. Ber-
nice Sowcll Rose Campbcll' Corne.
liza Bledsoe Dorothy Pirestly. Ger
aldine Brown. Richard Vanrippler
willie Monroe, Who was the week.
end guest of Rose Campbell ano
Nelson Long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
PARTY GIVEN
JOE LOUIS AT
WOODSON HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Woodson
entertained quite lavishly at their
home, 32s Frederick street. last
Friday evening. Dec s. with party
honoring Joe Louis. worlds heavy
weight boxing champion. and the
newly elected board OF directors Of
the Twelve Horsemen' club. Of
which Joe was recently made a
member
The highlight OF the evening was
Az hour of entertainment for the
guests with moving pictures, taken
by Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson. and
showing their experiences for the
past Ave years. while travelling in
New York state, Pennsylvania. Iii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
wv. folds Hanging Of Greens

Of management. told the signif-
canoe OF the Christmas ceremonies.
Business and Industrial girls pre-
scented the 'sChrsimas Tree" upon
which Girl Reserves placed the ira
dilional Christmas rec ornaments.
Mrs. Annie -. Robinson OF the
Friendly Service committee lighted
the traditional Christmas candle.
O,her program features included
professional led by the younger
girls in business and industry Res
idencc girls carried the Bears
Head
Miss Margaret stephens. Girl Re
serve chairman. told the stories ~
the Christ Child" and "ChMstm ;
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Sampson SingersHear
The Eva Jessye Choir

Mrs NJ. O. stoddard. 40 Webb
avenue. and Mrs. Miller purchased
t,ckets for the entire group OF the
sampson Spiritual Singers 70 near
Eva Iessye and her choir at the
Masonic Temple. December :. the
rroup were in charge OF their d.
redress. Mrs. Cunningham and ner
husband. who took splendid care
OF them il,
MIR REYNOLDS. the principal OF
su,,san sehnol. suggested that the
money for The transportation OF me
SAMPSON singers be taken from the
schnnl fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

TAG Page S--lianging OF greens
Christmas cheer and gaiety per-
vaded the Lucy Thurman branch
YWCA building on Friday evening,
Dec. Is. at The annual Hanging OF
tho Greens" festivities. Halls we're
decked with greens and holly,
Christmas carols were sung on ev-
cry floor and all groups within the
association membership assisted IN
carrying out the aseless Christmas
traditions.
The festivities started at $50
o'clock aud continued oE every
floor through o'clock The Girl
Reserves began with a short pro-
gram OF carolling Mrs \. T. Thom-
as. chairman Of the branch board
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
In Memoriam

Two years ago today. Dec. 18th,
our dearest treasure. our mother,
Hr>. csrnelia Arlington. passed
away.
peaceful be thy rest, dear mother.
n II sweet 10 breathe thy name;
In IIfe we loved you dearly.
In death We do the same"
4 broken hearted daughter and
de, oted s0n.ln.Iaw,
VI and Mrs. Jacob Chrltchlow'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Lucky Thirteen Club

The Lucky Thirteen club menu
bers met at the home OF Mrs. Nick
los on Dec. 7. for their last meet
ing Of the year They made plans
for their annual Christmas y ".
which will be given Thursday. pec.
81.
Lucky Thirteen club members
are: Mrs. Samuel Nicklos, Mrs. (.
II. Johnson. Mira. Edward Turner.
Mrs. Louise Burton. Mrs. Sophie
Sobers. MISS Bessie Hughes. Ida.
Stella and Lois Harris. Miss Beu-
Ian Reed. Mrs. sadie Bethel. Mrs
Rozelle Smith aud Mrs. Charles
Phillips.