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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
ACCESSORIES TO
AID WARDR0bES

TIE scneo' girls basic wrsrdrons
Il = ssrErls che - far a. each gar
nrnts styling - enncernsd but
ans likes n vary u and tsst her
owu originality wish ,he mary Eay
accessories seen this .easnu
Under mr. sweater. she viii wear
ths dlrksy with nttis Fuand collar
comfortable h~eauss u has
back. ami rlastie walsthsnd
Even when she goes without a
hat. rhs won't forget her chubby
miitrns - bunny. fleece lined 20
keep fingers warm IN the football
STADIUM or bicycling home from
school
Because NEST % her wardrobe
y ma q up uf akarts shell like
holdsng w some OF them with sns-
rcnders that rest firmly on her
shoulders
OF c0ursr she needs a handbag.
and ths most practical kind has a
shouldsratrap. and note pad and
pencil under one flap,
And because abe learns beauty
care early. she'll have her own
little bath basket. filled with soap
and .alcnm. and whatever creams
and cosmetics she's allowed 10 use.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
Blacs Lead Color Guard
In Winter Coats for Girls

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
WAISTS TO Be
IN AND HIPS OUT

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11
Fall Outfittinga at
Bender's Shoun
In Neu Interior

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

bsst expressed in hsck--the per
feet background color for gold
and novelty jcSelry. varied aces
sories, millinery and furs-
Dark brown Il also 10 be high
style this fail. while further
variety viii he introduced into the
wardrobe with new shades such
as. bluegrass and comet blue.
,okay and grapevine. balsam and
Lincoln green. red start and mauve
rose each color having as
many different names as IL has
tonRl variations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-11

az rse.wAs siexsnce sssurn L. high
fksuf Typical = dramatic
street length dinner suis In black
sispp~F sasia with q huge hustle
bow b. haca
Although fan dresses are pre-.
sminsntly dFsasy In moci - and
sfatsNs4F = Ia a class % itself
there wna ak.o he many og thn
simple softly styled dresses which
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versatile wsarahlllsy IN Inc hzIss-
ness ~uri1. h social ilfs. and ~
hene appearing everywhere with
equal appropriations
New calor.
These iess formal fashions will
appear not only in aiks and vel
vssa. but In delightful veiveteens
and wooiens. Ranging from solid
eoiors 10 ths more tailored checks
and piasds vslseiesn appears alone
or combined with wool
Never before have there been %
many delightful woolens. now en-
tireiy devoid OF balkinesS and
adapted 10 the dressmaking de-
tails Of the most feminine design.
Rabbits hairs. mystery pattern
inga pongy woods and sucdcd tex
tnres all answer to the name Of
wool practically and fialleringly
in their sabti. new eolors
or course black again leads II
fall and winter dresses. whethe'
they can he of luxurious silk
novel wooden. or interesting rayons
This Is In keeping with a general
trend toward dressinexz which L
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

Capa-le shelton Johnson. Of Bird
hurst Recitation Center, has been
elected director of the State Basketball
tournament which will set all Ml,h.-
cams top-Hoich cage outfits serapp.as
for a trophy. b..
The fellows who gun the hoop out
JoArsons way aren't bad either. The
Birdhurst seniors, leaders Of the West
side division Of the Recreation league
hung up another victory "Wednesday
night by outscaring oHvet quintet
-ll''-9'' p ~ frselHne battle a. flFans
Community Center.
TAe9S were number Of personal
fouls and constant pickering among
versus Esise.,,i.si-
TO an early lead wHich they helc
thgoaeHout the game.
Scoring houors were divided between
Elijah Burt and Leon McCarVer who
chalked up Il and 10 points, respec-
lively.
Wednes days game marked seven
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Fight Fans To See
CYO BattLers Soon

Fight fans in Detroit, Dearborn.
Ecorse, River Rouge, Royal Oak and
Wyandotte will have a chance to
-Y-O-s- gallant batLers
shooting leather in the thrill-freight-
ed preliminary shows. Twelve ex-
hibitions will be required 10 cut the
anticipated record starting field
down to the 80 Class A and B fin
aIisis who will slug it out for the
championship laurels al The Olym-
pic on Easter Monday, April TO-
The schedule of preliminary
shows:
March 6. ST. Vincents, 2O40 Four
teen'h street
March 9, ST. Alphonsus', Dearborn
Arena
March l3. Our Lady Of Lourdes',
1910 Coolidge highway River
Rouge
March Il, St. Casimir's 1881 Twen-
ty-third street
March Is, Royal Oak X. Of c, us
Lafayette avenue tSt Mary's
GYM
March IS, Our Lady Of Mt Carmel,
976 Superior boulevard, Wyan-
dotte
March 20. St. Cecelia's, lO40O- Stoe-
pei avenue
March p St Francis 1926 High
boulevard, Ecorse
March %, Holy Redeemer, 1921
Junction avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

tian Mothers. We hope all will at
tend in large numbers, Mrs. Cor
nellie, Worthy Project
Many sick members in the hos
pi;al and i'll in their homes would
appreciate a visit from the priest
As we go through the hospitals we
see priests visiting the bedside Of
The sick. Catholic and non-Cath-
Ole alike are offering a word Of
encouragement and a book TO those
who read. We are indeed sorry that
our priest is so busy that he can
not visit us. We need prayer and
visits. so that we may rest in
peace.
Sunday being the first Sunday in
Lent. the am, mass was sung by
Father Theijels. At the $50 mass
Father Caron and II am, Father
Theijels.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
THEATRE


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MI Hayden IS an admlser OF
Booker l. washington ana Is an
au'AoFi'y on me history o. the s9eat
Negro educator ne We are hon
orea 10 nave MI hayden with US
'h.s season
Inc cast lheIudes' Nlnlrod CarNey
As neutrality-suspicious. and
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hosd hela as Mss Lord' ara nun
"eoo as Miss MaeNle' Gehe.a4
A Nls'rons co-"orKer al Hampton
oes2-e EahlP}y as W IS-'lhs'oh s
3. .ilot4ier' ne MIRO as JoI,il, ms orosIlefi
hooeft booih as Uncle Poe an Old
cN-S4aNe OF me bahoushS plahta-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Brewster
Notes
BREWSTER RECREATION TO HOLD
TENTH ANNUAL PROGRAM

Brewster Recreation Center will pre-
sent rs term au1u1i- community pro-
gram. Thursday. March ?, in the spa
cious auditorium at 1880 pm. The
demonstration will be opened primar-
lily for adults who would like 10 see
the actual activities that the center
has to offer in its day by day proce-
dures.
The program will be opened with
that mos. popular song, The Umbrella
Man" The womeu's tap dancing class
VIII display is talent Of the newly &C.
qnired step Of the year. Every step
WINCH goes 70 make up TINT tau1u'is-
yt'e-bu Will be shown The dacnins
will re demonstrated by every age,
tiny tots. girls ard BOYS Of interme-
dilte age young debuisntes and the
oldsters.
-T'-crc-NiiA be dramatic demonstrs-
tons the form OF playlets and sKits.
The intermediate club will stage one
q the rr1ndest plavlets Of The wear.
Some Of the best Negro youth talent
Will he seen on this program.
In the corridors will be found many
lovely displays of handcraft and
woodcraft You viii see Tie works OF
(Which al
surprise You because OF the Competen-
cy with which they We're made.
The swimming classes will show
various stunts in diving along with
the latest Strokes OF swimming. One
Of the specialties 10 be offered Is a
land demonstration Of life saving by
members Of the swimming ciass. This
- p-rnciarr,- frs0~qSffrr herauze e. has
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Sacred Heart
q
\ ! Holds Devotion

Sunday afternoon the Young Peo-
pies Dramatic and Social club Of
Sacred Heart met in the school hall
at pm. As the weather was bad
many were absent, and a few of
them are i'll. Plans are being made
for their May musicale. We hope
that everyone will take part. We
would like TO see some new faces on
the program.
The president should give some
OF the other boys and girls a try
out so that the public can see what
they are capable Of doing. thereby
. .nspiring them to attend our meet
I ing We realize that there are more
talented boys and girls in the parish
than have appeared on the previous
programs and we are quite anxious
10 hear from them. Orion Taylor is
president.
Tuesday evenings devotion at Sa-
cred Heart church was well-sttend-
ed, and we are glad to see SO many
Catholics attending these devo-
tons also the instruction classes
that are held every Tuesday eve
ming. We welcome you heartily,
Sunday, the fourth Sunday. the
children Of Mary went to holy COM
= munion in a body. Even though the
g. weather was bad, it was soul-in-
sssEring to see so many children
out
They are in earnest about their
-ii..tlle souls and their parents. I
know they are happy and l take de-
light in making them ready 10 at
tend mass al $50. We are also glad
to see the grown ups too during
these cold mornings.
Sunday afternoon there was sta
tons OF the cross and benediCtion,
second very beautiful devotion.
Every Catholic and non-Catholic is
invited to attend these devotions on
Sunday afternoon at 3 pm. also
Friday at 40 pm, all during Lent.
! hope we are observing Lent seri-
.ously, remembering in our prayers
~ sick and those in sorrow or dis
tress. We have many of the mem
bers Of the parish Ill at home and in
the hospitals. Holy Name men.
Christian mothers, young ladies
should visit the sick. There may be
someone who needs your help. Many
of the children are also III. We miss
their dear faces. We must pray for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
First Baptist
Church


Sund7~ school at the First Bap-
list church in Hamtramek- opened
a the usual time with the study Of
the international lesson.
Morning services followed with
the guest preacher Rev. TayIo-,
preaching from the subject. Try
My Doctor. His Name Is Jesus
The death Of one Of the members,
Mrs. Ruth Duncan Of 2946 Belmont
avenue, was announced. Mrs. Dun
can died at Parks de hospital at u
am last Sunday morning
All arc invited 70 participate in
Second Baptsts services next Sum
day morning at which time Rev.
johnson will speak from the sub
ject, Prayer Changes Things"
Doris Gibson and Katherine Scott
are church scribes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
ALL MICHIGAN
CAGERS WILL
ENTER TOURNEY
Two Full Days Will Be
-a Given Over To
Basketball

A tough assignment, but Shelton
Johnson, director Of Birdhurst
Community center, is getting piles
and stacks OF entries for the state
basketball tournament to be held
March Il and 10, at Brewster Recre-
alton Center.
All the city and state teams are
invited 10 play in the tournament
which will last for two days Al
ready most Of the citys outfits are
anxiously preparing their teams for
me two-daY grind. The state tour
nament will give people 10 see all
Michigan top basketball teams in
action.
There will be trophy and prizes
given to the winning teams; what
the prizes are is not known yet
Already Detroit cage lovers ha
been debating over time picking and
selecting their championship tea:l.
Detroit Collegians, Highland Park
Frogs. Cardinals and Birdhurst A. a.
are the favorites in the coming
battle
Up in Flint is an aggregation that
bears watching. Pontiac's FIVE is
vtrong contestant in the race that
Twill determine Michigan's best.
Beyond all doubt, the plans made
by committee headed by Shelton
Johnson will be the biggest show
Of its kind ever to be staged in De-
troit Two days Of basketball in
its finest and smoothest playing witt
set Detroit on fire with hoop ex-
element. Any team wishing to en-
ter in the state basketball tourna-
ment can do so by contracting Shell
ton johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
State Basketball Draws Detroit's Best Cage Teams
IN X S T E r
By QUINCY LoNEY


Pastors aid at the tAird annual an
ner in the home OF Mrs MeLarin'
After the delicious chicken dinner
'raS served members We're en-
teria!ned by playing hingo. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Rose Simmons
first; Mrs. Billie Holiday. second
and Mrs, Susie Davis. third.
Mrs.. B B. Burnside b. Gurnell.
Mrs. f, Carmichael O. simmS. and
Mrs NJ. Thompson were speakers on
sundays program when Fathers and
Sons day was commemorated-
Rev. F, a. williams pastor OF the
Second Baptist church. Benton Ar
hor. delivered a message entitled lie
that overcomeih.' Matt. Go.
J. a. Martin won the popularity
contest. The total receipts amounted
20 sl32l ID. Mr.. MARTYR receipts TO-
tailed sl4lB. while b Il Burnside mac
$500 DE- W. Perry Of fpshanu ana
F, A Militant OF Detroit were the
speakers.
Rev A. L. MERITS text was USING
the power Of God in the wrong way
Gen Ill.
Il. and shut in Mrs. o. Welcome,
Mrs. W, Brown, Jr.,- Ms, Warren, $
Anthony and Mrs. J. Weston,
The Smiling Il presented surprise
hlriAdaE- -oclal- Al LIE home Of Be-
trice THon1ay' The i1kstcr tco1o'ni--
cal civic club viii mold their ann'-
versaiy, March l8 al IRE nome OF
Mrs, II. Smith
The senior class OF the Inkstef
nigh school gave a loFelN dinner al
the home OF Mrs L. sargent on We'd
nesdaN evening al .. Iheir guests ,
were Mr. and Mrs. A /. JoslNn,
teacher ana Mss +. SehaWeF'' prinei-
pal
me members OF me senior class
are warren Baden president; Wine
Stacy VICE p-es7dcTir; tanief ff1TF7
treasurer; Harvey wilson secretary;
Jeanette Sargent Magnolia Simms
Mary Colamt and Waym2nd Tlnsley
The class Is p'anninf TIP to the
NortheIn peninsula me latter part
Of May Magnolia SimmS' church &c
porter
The Womens Council OF CLUBS who
sponsored the Flower show last fan
are not attempting 10 treat the pub
lie once more 10 something bigger
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ATTENDS OHIO MEET

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 3
President J. R. f, Lee OF Florida
A. and NJ college is in attendance
this week at the superintendent
meeting Of the National Education
Association here President Lee
holds life membership in this asso-
citation as a result OF a gift which
MS teachers presented to him on
his birthday some years ago.
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MOTHERS CLUB

Mothers Progressive club is now
holding its meetings at 394S Rio
pelle street every Monday evening
from 7 to 9 pm. The club is now
engaged in fancy art work.
Officers are Mrs f. Clements, presi-
dent Mrs. o. Shelton, vice presi-
dent; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. A.
White; instructor, Mrs. S. Foulkes.
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BY JIM BUTLER
CHURCH CAGE LEAGUE


The Inauguration Of Detroit
Church Basketball league by Ed
ear Brazel,on, Te. 29767, hopes TO
bring more response from the cily's
a,hlc,ic clubs. Brazclton states that
the league would be-glad TO accept
The entry Of any Race cluo IN the
Lily Tho Gc-5--aa- 1-r entries is
March 3 Tie pIdy6tfs VIII be
March 8 and 9 AT Ebenezer A. NJ.
e church, 1905 Brush avenue.
LINCOLN HIGH WINS
Lincoln high schoo! Of Ferndale
won lis fifth siragh; game by beat
ing East Detroit by the score Of
% 20 20. Charlie Hiilmans was
high pom: man with five field goals
ana two fouls for - points, his
individual points amount 10 l2S
WHICH make nm The leader in
Southern Oakland County high
school Bill Prescott played his US
GaI' stellar game on defense.
BfdhMSt Girls Recreation Bas-
ketbali team Won from Woolworth.
Friday night by the score Of % to
10.
The BirdEurs, boys class A team
IN the Recreation league have won
seven straight games without a
loss They arc heading for a West
side Championship,
CUFF NOTES
Lou Ambcrs is the first fighter
10 stop Mexican Baby Arizmendi.
Arizmendi was the fighter that has
always given Henry Armstrong so
much trouble.
Ted Barnes Golden Gloves mid
dleweight champion. Will be rep
resented by his brother, Walter, in
Chicago's Tournament Of Cham
pions. Ted was excused from the
Chicago meet by Dr. A Hack
eft. president OF the Michigan A. A.
L., after it was discovered that
Barnes was suffering from a tooth
infection
Dave Clark fights John Henry
Lewis, March 81, at Olympia Joe
Louis. worlds heavyweight cham
pion, fights Jack Roper. April IS.
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Varsity "B" and Rosenwald high
school within the next two weeks.
The dates Tor these last two con-
tests haven't as yet been set
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