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Evening star., 1940-02-14

Rainbow Division Week
The District Commissioners yes
terday set aside the week beginning
Evening star., 1940-02-14

a Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08
Sox Beat Conchs, 1876
In Exhibition Contest

Frank Caraballo's Blue Sox
batted out 10 to 6 victory over
the Key West Conchs in an ex-
hibition ball game played at
Trumbo Field yesterday after
noon.
Two Conch rookie moundsmen
were sent to the showers in the
second round when the Sox went
wild in a seven-run rally.
Conchs were unable to over
take the big lead, although they
did, put across three runs in each
of the first and seventh innings.
Outside of getting a kick out
of seeing Leo Stanley back in
the game, the fans sat quietly
during the contest and at times
not whisper was heard from
the small crowd that saw the
game.
Box score:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08
GOLFING NEWS
BY CLUB REPORTER

1t. William c. Kaiser of the
Naval Base and c. B. Cole of the
Casa Marina carried off top hon
ors yesterday in the Sunday
Blind Bogie at the Country Club,
the lucky number being rs.
In the runner-up slot came
Glenn Price. and in third position
was T. Escobar.
Joe Lopez, former city cham
pion, was all alone in fourth
place.
Scores were as follows:
E. B. Caulkins, 92-15-77;. P. l..
Emerson, 91-12-79; Curry Har-
ris, $685.; Melvin Russell, 81
1917; DR.. William Kemp, CLIP
TO; T. Escobar, 82-10-72; 1t.
w. c. Kaiser, 104-28-76; DR.. l..
w. Metz, 89-19-70; C. L. Penton,
96-19-75; c. B. Cole, 96-20-76;
Joe Lopez, 74-74; Gilmore Parks,
83-4-79; Robert Spottswood, 10
I'd; John Pinder, 89-10-79;
Glenn Price, 81-8-73.
A match was played at the
Country Club yesterday after
noon. Bob Spottswood and Ed
die Bush, winter professional at
the club, paired up against Joe
Lopez and Gilmore Parks, sum-
mer professional. The match was
won by the Spottswood and Bush
team. A return match will be
played next Sunday afternoon
at 2:30.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08

Score by innings: r
Blue Sox --.------------070 10 004-13
Key West Conchs 800 900 BOO 6
Runs-batted-in: Acevedo 2, r.
Garcia 2, Barcelo, Sterling, E.
Acevedo z, Av. Acevedo; two
base hits: Offutt, Barcelo, Baker,
E. Acevedo; stolen bases: Baker
2; double play: Arnold to Cas-
tellano; time of game: 200; UNI
pires: Griffin and Vidal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08

Calm
Relative Humidity
1000
N.B.-Comfortable humidity
should be a few points below
mean temperature
FORECAST.
(Till 7:30 pm. Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and colder tonight; Tues
day fair and continued cool; mod
crate northwest and north winds
Florida: Fair and colder to-
night, light to heavy frost in ex-
IRENE north portion, temperature
260 to 30, and light frost in
central portion, temperature 30
to So; Tuesday fair and con-
tinued rather cold.
CONDITIONS
Low pressure areas are center
ed this morning eff the North
Carolina coast and on the middle
Pacific coast; while moderately
strong high pressure area, crest
ed over the southern Pacific
States, overspreads most of the
remainder of the country. s.
Precipitation has occurred dur
ing the last "a hours over the
greater part of the country, ex-
cept in the southern Rocky Noun
tain, Plains. and West Gulf States.
with heavy rain in California,
eastern North Carolina and por-
tons of western Florida, and
snow southwark over Alabama
and Georgia.
Temperatures are below nor
NAL this morning in most Sec
tons from the Rocky Mountains
eastward, except in central and
southern Florida, with readings
below zero in Kansas, and freez-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08
WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN here for Win
ter vacation wishes to secure
apartment with cooking facili-
ties for about $40 a month or
share an apartment. Box MDA,
The Citizen. jan8-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08
The Cree j1,R: Mon
by Frances Shelley Wees

YESTERDAY. Murder, not sui
eide, Is Michaels veTdict. Also,
Mrs. MurchiSon is q bigdmiSt, De-
roe her first husband. MurchiSon
bought the diamonds to coUer
MGTie's theft of them. Wdr-vet-
erGn Smith tells Michael he Sal1
Aurchison buying an oar-Iock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-01-08

ing on portions of the west Gulf
coast.
., G. S. KENNEDY,
Official In Charge.
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WANTED-House Girl Apply
1902 United Street. jSn8-3tx
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PROPOSITION to
Florida Pharmacist with $500
or $500 cash and a good repu-
tation. Write confidentially to
JOHNSON, clio The Citizen.
jan8-1tx
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COLUMN
LOST
FOR RENT

BUILDING suitable for certain
kind of retail store; or a work
shop; or a dwelling and work
shop; or a dwelling and studio.
Cheap. Write Box G, The Citi-
zen. jan8-2t
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BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of a good nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming st. may17-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

OLD ISLAND TRADING POST
Intriguing, exotic gifts, for
eign and domestic. Come see
and be delighted. North end
of Duval Street at waterfront.
dec13-1mo
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FOUR LOTS-Cor. Flagler Ave
nue. and Leon street. Two cist-
ems on property. A dandy To-
cation for Apartment House
site. Price, $4,000; terms, half
cash, balance easy. JOHNSON
& JOHNSON, 419 Duval St.
jan3-tf
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ROYAL, FAN, POND PHOENIX
PALMS, Asparagus Ferns,
Geraniums, large variety of
plants. All sizes. 1904 South
ard street. jan8-1tx
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OWL TAXI CO.-24-hour serv-
ice. Phone 9126. jan1-mc
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FOR SALE-2 lots, each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $3.50. Apply
rear 1877 Petronia street.
apr14-s
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FOR SALE

LOT, Cor. Duval and Louisa
streets. Apply 1912 Olivia
street. nov23-mon-fri
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THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 1880 a. M,
18th Mer. Time
Temperatures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Wide Awake "a

The Wide Awake Twenty-four
club OF Olivet Baptist church, 554
Winder street, had the browning OF
their queen Sunday afternoon,
January 2s, at p. m. Contestants
were: Mrs Anna Mae James, Mrs.
Lily Wattely, and Mrs. Katie John
son.
An enjoyable program was rem
dered and the participants were:
the Mt. Tabor choir, Mother Lula
Turner who gave the Invocation !:
Mrs. Ruby Carutte.. the welcome
address; Mrs. Jewell johnson, re-
sporse; and Mr.. Wagner sang a
solo. Hear Ny Cry oh Lord" Rev.
J. H. Bruce. who is the pastor OF
Olivet Baptist. introduced the
speaker who was, Rev. c. l.. Wof-
ford.
The browning OF the queen fol-
lowed and she was Mrs. Katie John
son. Mrs. Efhe webb presented the
prizes. Mrs. Mae Nathaniels was the
mistress OF ceremonies.
Mrs. Roberta McColley Is presl-
dent; Miss Ruby Blair. secretary:
and Beatrice Martin. club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Harlem Eight Club
To Give Party

The Harlem Eight club met Mon
day, Jan. -. AT the home Of Mrs.
Carr. $50 Palmer street, with the
president presiding. The meeting
was the first social night session Of
the year and all present enjoyed
the affair.
On Dec. 20. 1889 the club held
its eighth annual celebration ard
banquet at the home Of Mrs. Ber-
~. go Farnsworth street The az
fair was gala one aud many
guests were in attendance Among
the guests we're: Mr. and Mrs.
Washington. OF Washington. DC.
The members were recipients Of
many lovely gifts.
The club paid special honor to
Mrs. Bernice Robinson. whose
birthday was on Dec. %
Plans are being made by the
Harlem Eight for its first public
party OF the year, which will he
held on Feb. Il at 4j6 r. Canhcld.
The public Is invited
Mrs. Ida Rollings Is president OF
the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Sportsmen's Gu b

The Sportsmen's Recreation club
was entertained Friday evening,
Jan. 26 at the beautiful home of
the vice president. Addic Kimble OF
Woodlawn avenue Bridge and mu-
sic furnished the Entertainment.
after which the members and
guests were ushered 20 the dining
room where delicious buffet sun
per was served from a point lace
covered table All the club officials
were present.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride.
Mary Toy, Catherine Sanders. Eman-
uel Webster. John Collins. J. H.
Johnson. NJ S. Wilson. Chas. Hen
derson. VI Roberts, Chas. Harris
Mabel Walker, NJ l.. Nixon. Every
body present reported a grand time
S. L. Jordan is president; Mrs
+. Mcbride recording secretary:
Mrs NJ. Harp, financial secretary:
Bertha Hennessey, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Mrs. Annie Lewis Is
Hostess To Century
Of Progress C u b

The Century OF Progress club
held its recent meeting with Mrs.
Annie Lewis. 6il3 Hazlett. The
program which followed the bust
ness session was one OF the most
enjoyable OF the year
Members were divided into three
groups. headed by Mesdames Nina
Collins Ashley Cain and Beatrice
Goldsby. for the purpose Of writ
ing plays from the original story
OF the Prodigal Son
First prize was given to Mrs.
Collins group. for the play drama
tizatior. second. 10 Mrs. Goldsby's
group. First award for the prettiest
apron went to Mrs. Estelle Web
ster: second 10 Mrs Billups Each
member present also received a
gift from the hostess.
After the program, Mrs. Lewis
served an enjoyable menu,
The next meeting will he held
with Mrs. Linnie Miles. 65i5 Roose-
volt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Paul Robeson's John Henry
Reported A Financial Failure

NEW YORK-fANP) - Broadway
and Harlem were surprised last
week at the announcement OF the
early closing OF "John Herry."
Roark Bradford's saga OF the Black
River giant. legendary here. Paul
Robeson. famed singer filled the
lead role and was praised by New
York critics following the opening
OF the show At the 44th Street thea
ire.
KumOrs flying around in thea
irical circles have the producer los
ing more than 100000. despite the
fact that advance sales amounted
10 more than $4,000 before the oper-
ing.
Producers are looking for an
angel" TO back the show Robson
il reported to have been offered
$4,000 per week to head the Cotton
Club new show. Meanwhile. a large
number Of colored actors and one
white act 4. are out OF work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10

The women's Auxiliary OF the
National Alliance OF the Post Of
fice, met az the coy apartment OF
Mrs Portia Henson, Thursday.
January IL. Among the guests
were Mrs. Vera Cusar. Mrs. Mat
tie Holly. Mrs. Sylvia wilkins. and
Mrs. Margaret Current
Mrs. Layinia yancy, chairman o.
the turkey rattle. held the final
drawing The winner was Haywood
CAN'T. Mrs. lrma Wells was In
charge OF the rattle club, and Mrs.
sylvia wilkins drew the lucky num-
Der.
A very delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs McTyre. of Twenty-fourth
street The club welcomes back
Airs Violet Owens who has been
III. This club gave four baskets TO
the reedy during the holidays. Irma
Wells is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
jolly Strollers
Give Leap Year
Party AT MID Club

Jolly Strollers club No. spon-
sored their first Leap Year party
OF the year Saturday night, January
20. at the NJ. +. ID. club. GlS +. War
rem avenue. The slogan was; men
be wise-the treat Is on the ladies
and how the men took advantage oil
the occasion.
Dancing was enjoyed Until the
wee hours. 10 the beautiful strains
OF Baldwin's orchestra
Awards were received by Mrs. A
Smith. 3545 owens; Mrs. VI. Clay
9S7 waterloo
W. Rates Is president Of the club;
Mrs. Rainey Savoy. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Rosa Murphy chair
man OF social committee
Mrs. Lutte Peoples. 1888 Maple
street. a Joliy stroller member. is
convalcsCing az her home follow
ink injuries sustained in a recent
fall.
Mrs. Marion Jones OF Cleve-
land. was the recent guest OF Mrs.
p. Tanner. former Cleyclardcr. re-
siding at sls9 Maple. While here.
Mrs. Jones was the guest OF honor
a. many affairs Tuesday night Miss
Ann Benton. 1866 Antietam. enter
tanned in the visitors honor, with a
buffet supper Among the guests
were Miss \. Stewart. Mrs. NJ Her
nandez. Mr. and Mrs Richard Rem
ton and many others. Billie farmer
reporter,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Altruistic Nine

The Altruistic Nine club met at
the home OF Mrs Thelma Williams
on January 81 and az Mrs Anna
Commons OF 252 Farnsworih ON
January 80. Al the meeting on the
twenty-third new member was
received namely Mrs. Helen west
brooks. Mrs. Carrie Scott and Mrs.
Violet owens resigned. and both
are very much missed by the mem
bers OF the club. Mrs. Sadie Keith,
member OF the club. is visiting
in Fernandina, Florida.
At the meeting or the thirtieth
plans were made for pre-yalen-
tine party to be held on February
10 at the home OF Mrs. Alice Garri-
son, 1926 Brown Pr
Lovely repasts were served by
the hostesses at both meetings.
Mrs. Thelma Williams is president
and Miss Anna Commons is club
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Whoopee Club Has
A Successful Party

The Whoopee club held their re-
gular meeting on Friday January
10 at the home OF Mrs. Stevenson
2166 sherman street. The meeting
was opened by the president Mis'
Coleman. All old business Was TAX
en- care OF, and then a report wss
made on the party which was hela
or Saturday. January Is. The ciuo
wishes TO thank all OF their frieno'
who helped TO make this party
success.
Members at the meeting were;
Mrs. A. Brown. Mrs. f. Coleman
Mrs. +. Davis. Mrs. II. Goodwin
Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. watkins ME-
u. Williams. Members not there w.
cluded Mrs. C. Slmms.
Miss II. Goodwin Is secretary
and Mrs. U. williams. Is club repo'-
ter.
The whoopee Girls club met fnI
day evening at the home OF We
NJ. Watkins. 531 r. Warren Nv
members Joined the NAACP. Vnel1
are. planning 10 take out memps,
ships. The hostess served de'l
cious repast.
Members present were: MIS- n
Brown, Mrs. s. Coleman. Mrs y
Davis. Miss II. Goodwin. MIS- 4
Slmms, Mrs. NJ. watkins, MIS- !
Williams, club reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
High Spots
ny HERBERT 4. BATES

Al % Motordoms niteries suffer.
~ remarkable slump OF the pro-
holiday season, but with the birth
4, February. 1870 much brighter
.rfiook sssured With the over
crowded Friday niSAt program in
GLIDING le play. basketball. box
tx and lss dance each one OF us
had the rare privilege OF attending
he amusement best fitted 10 our
personal Using Receiving the late
Friday evening overflow were the
lacksonian Frogs Cafe and club
'he l. Harsemen club. the Ninth
Hole au4 hob Holloways Larks
Grill
The CON Corners Thursday and
sandey cocktail hours are cortinu-
ing TO hold their own in Detroit's
cifoie ~ entertainment. The Cor
ncrs numerous iitterbugging pa
irons were jumping to the rhythms
., Bill Johnson : band however We
We're sorry to note the absence OF
BIZ himself Starring or the card
WAS the former Plantation musical
comedy star. Billy Nightingale. who
would time after time stop the
snow. Bobbie Davis furnished the
vocal selections and the better
than ever genial master Of cere-
monies is The Corners same ole
HIDE hi king Billy Carter John
ny Dancy is the shows producer
and the Coy Corners manager is
charles Nay.
Mrs Arderson's Twilight Dining
Room is continuing 10 let those
good dinners speak for her sue
cess. Seen taking advantage OF this
home-llke atmosphere which is for
ever prevalent al the Twilight
we're Mrs Frances Moss. Mr..
Thompson DR.. and Mrs. Guy Sails
bury. Eddie Tolan. Miss Johnnie
Mae IcConico. Noyella cleveland
Eugene Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs
William j. Calden and ION, Miss
Mary Watkins. Mg. and Mrs +. Lo-
max. and Mrs G walker and mem
bers OF her Danes Bridge club.
When one wishes bit Of diver
sion from the regular routine OF
mite spots would suggest drifting
ont West Jefferson to Hosea Ew
ing h and cabaret. and I'll as
sure YOU that you Will want 10 make
several return engagements in the
n'ar future. They tell me just
about everyone will be AZ the
NAACP dance al the Graystone
next Monday night, swinging a tri-
bate TO uncle Abe Lincoln. that
sure spells talent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Two Eddies
Gain Fame On
Ether Waves
Eddie Anderson
Rochester Steals
Jack Benny Shows
By HAROLD JONEN
amp Editor

Eddie Green. noted comedian.
Joined Tommy RIG a n d
Betty Lou ia a permanent spot on
the Quaker Party With the broad
cast OF Monday Feb ). Green
rockctcd to net work fame after his
comic Interpretation in February,
1885 Of John Hucker Battles hui
morons version OF Jonah and the
whale lie has since appeared as
guest artist on number Of net
work programs Including Rudy Val
lees and the Louie Armstrong
commercial show
JACK Benny IS DENYING TIE rumor
that Lioyds OF London turned him
down when he applied 20 them for
insurance against his radio valet
Rochcstsrs stealing his next pie
fufe Meanwhile Rochester wca Z
venture out 81 bed without a sold
mounted rabbits zoo, Benny gave
him for Christmas a year ago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Mrs Portia Henson Mrs. Sadie Lindsay
Entertains Women OF Speaks On Program
Postal Auxiliary Of The Marionettes

The Marionettes met Friday, Jan
uary %, at the Twelve Horsemen $
club. The president, Matte Hil'
presided.
February the club presented
as guest speaker on the Negro His
tory program, Mrs. Sadie L. Lid
say. Mrs. Lindsay is the president
OF the Detroit Association Of Wo-
mems clubs and she spoke on the
Race Contributions TO Ciyiliza-
ton"
Final plans for the cocktail
party on February IL were COM
pleted Tommy .Gilliam's Orches-
ira will furnish the music and Bob
Pearson. that genial gentleman,
will set as NJ. c. presenting a gall
axy OF stars. The affair will last
from to az the Twelve Horse
mems The Marioneites invite their
friends 10 attend
Due to the resignation OF the
vice president. Virginia Burnette,
who is spending the winter in Mia
mi, Katherine was elected presi-
dent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Ann Cooper Is Only
Woman In Bibbs' Ork

CHICAGO Ann Cooper. famous
irumpeter. formerly with LII Arm
strongs Harlem Playgirls. boasts a
unique honor as member OF Sir
oliver Bibbs' crack rev orchestra.
due soon 10 leave the Windy City
FOR an extended tour.
Ann. who plays plenty hot
.bugle," is the only girl musician
In the game today who actually
holds down chair In mems unit.
For not only does Ann do specially
trumpetirg and singing but she has
her ightful place in the band, and
plays all the music along with the
other swingsters.
SHE'S proven big hit. has Ann.
everywhere Bibbs big aggregation
has appeared. Most in demand has
been her rendition OF Lady Re
Good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Lucy Thurman
Y.W.C.A. Sponsors
Winter Activitie,

Exercise and play TO keen 49,,
nj for the whirl OF city life are sr =,
Tered in the new term OF sports ~. ~
activities at Lucy Thurman yw~ s
which opened Jan. 30. 80
There's badminton. tennis ,.n
ball and individual gymnss,,''
Recently volley ball has becomn :.
major health activity in the bran,''
with four teams playing '"
Dancing will also be nonnia
the new term with special Case.
IL social dancing and tap danc,rs
tor both adults and juniors Thcra.s
also roller skating and special ~,
door activities. Each month
throughout the spring hikes ~,
MICS, bicycling and other on,dno.
sports viii be sponsored p,,,,,
and class piano lessons are also ~
the new schedule. '"
Glasses offered in coons,.,,o.
with the WPA include crafts MIX
rug weaving, shuttlecraf; kr.,,;n.
basketry. etc. dress making AMI.
millinery. anu
Successful Marriage" viii q,
tract many girls and womcn va
wish opportunities TO dlecns,
frankly some OF the emo,ion~,
physical and economic anns,ion,
which make or break a ham, mar
rage. Mrs. Doris Reynolds H..
man. a trained nurse al tho Non
ers' Health Clinic. is dircct,nr n.
series or Monday evenings ),
O'Clock, and II is sponsored b, ho
WAYNE university Adult Eauca,on
in Homemaking.
English and effective snec.s =,
fering training in good speech bab
It's. enunciation. expression snaI
other fundamentals OF charm snS
personality meets on Thqrs,s, e,e
ming with Miss Jeanette Weieb IN
charge.
fWCA members are iny.ed n
use their Tuesday evenings n,
recreational games in the g,mn,
SUM including ping pong. shnns
board volley ball and basketball
all free TO Y members. The re,.
iowsnip teas or the second SIM.
day OF the month are also Of s,sc.
lai interest TO members and ,he,
friends who are invited to drop IN
from 4 to O'Clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Motor CityFederation

The Motor City Federation "A,
Vlubs held its first meeting ~ ina
year recently at 59ii Brush stree.
with the president in rharss
Many plans were discussed for h.
creasing the clubs budget and
dong considerable charity work
Some OF the clubs represented
at The meeting included the Mus.
keteers Social club. Phoenix elub
Whoopee Girls. Co-ops. Business
Eight. High Hatters, Ornaes Ian.
tern. Golden Rule, Chenolalei.
Friendly Art and the Nanenas
DIR. Boddie. the president. stated
that the club will meet twice
monthly. or the second ana fourth
Sunday
Mr. Nolan, a musician OF pro-
minence OF the city. was approx
cd by the General Assemhl as
musical director OF the Federation
OF Clubs. Mr.. Nolan and MF. Boy
er will work together.
Lewis Williams, the treasured
spoke OF the approaching Official
meeting. Various clubs made their
reports on tickets for the fedora
ton OF Clubs last party.
Mr. Unger. of the Co-ops club
was introduced and made an in
teresting talk on why the Fedora
ton was organized. Mr. BegsbyI
was also presented ard made brief
remarks.
The Federation's board ncellns|
Will he held Friday at $50 pm|
at 594l Brush.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Special Aid
Committee

The Special Aid committee OF
Plymouth congregational church
will sponsor Fashion show at the
YWCA Friday evening March 80.
Members OF the committee are:
Mrs. n. ID. shaw. Mrs. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Haley Bell Mrs. Leon r. Pat
terson, Mrs. II. s. Dunbar. Mrs.
James X. Donovan
A few who will model are. Mes
danes W. A. Thompson. +. +. Daw-
son, VIM Starks. S. w. jenkins.
G. Washington. Mrs. Patience
Buckner and Margerie and Roberta
Greenidge, Marjorie Dunbar. Gwen
dolyn simmons. Roberta Shirley.
Brown, Joan Williamson, Ralfo
Mckinney j. Williams. Betty Ora
ham. Mariel McClendon, Clarita
and Norma Whitby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
NYA Sponsors
Youth Orchestra

WASHINGTON ~ amp ~ The
hll-American Youth orchestra of
lO9 persons being recruited through
the National Youth Administration :
state Offices for Leopold Stokow-
skis Latin-American trip next
summer. will be paid, profession
al. union organization. according
10 report issued by Leopold Slo-
kowski.
Applications from young musi-
clans. Is to % years OF age. Will be
received until Feb Is by state
Offices OF the NYA. Additions will
be held regionally this spring. the
finals TO be heard by Mr.. Stokow-
ski himself The first concert is
scheduled tentatively for July 4
here in the nations capital. near
the Lincoln Memorial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Mel-lo Mites Club

Mrs. Carrie c. Kaye. Of Baltimore
Maryland was guest at the meeting
or the Mel-lo-Nites Social club
heid Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Alma Hill, 5s05 HazIett
MIS- Rage Is member of the Great
southern Temple No. 10 OF the
%. b. p. o. +. OF w. and is the mo-
'her OF Mrs. Lillian Monroe.
other guests present we're
Hosea and Lucille Hubert