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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
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rohamos javulasa mem fog
a jozan prosperitasnal meg
hllni. Ma mar nyilvanval6,
hogy Iehany heten belil a
nemzetvedelmi iparokban tul-
id6ket fognak dolgozni, S hogy
ezekben az iparagakban sokat
fognak a munkasok keresni.
Nagyon termeszetes, hogy
aemileg lepest kell maid tar
tania "a tobbi iparnak, S hogy
ezek az ternelkedo kiadasok es
k0ltsegek a kormany minden
igyekezetes dacara, gyors ar
enelkedest' hoznak magukkal.
Gsak .Isagyon gyors es ma
(gyon erelyes k0zbelepessel le-
hetne EFT "a veszedelmet cs0k-
kenteni, vagy korlatozni, de
pninden jel AIT mutatja, hogy
ezt a kormany keptelen lesz
111egten1li.
S szafnithatunk ARA is,
fnogy anilyen mertekben az
arak enelkednek es az in
flacio altalanossa valik, a
profiteerolas regi mesterei is
meg fognak a szinen jelenni
Reszben mar meg is teszik.
merit az regesz orszagban lille
ektelen es indokolatlanul
ernelkHflD 1fazberekrol beszel-
1ek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
Az EGYESULT ALLAMOK
DONT6 SZEREPE

A mostani haborut ismet
csak az Egyesiilt Allamok don't
heti ell. A merleg oda billen,
ahova ait az Egyesult Allamok
fellepese hajlitja.
Ketsegtelen, hogy ma mar
egyhangu az ohajtjas Amerika-
ban, hogy az angolok reszere
adjanak meg minden segitse-
get. Az is ketsegtelen azonban,
hogy ez a segitseg mem allhat
sokaig holt dolgokb6l, penzb6l,
hitelb6l, hadi felszerelesekb6l,
repul6gepekb6l, hajokb6l.
Mindez egymagaban nem
fogja Angliat megmenteni. Es
ezt ma mar tudja mindenki es
el van kesziilve ARA, hogy to-
vabb kell menni.
Nit jelent ez az ujabb lepes
el6re halad6 iranyban Anglia
megmentese erdekeben? A gye-
rex is megfelel "a.
Az amerikai haditengereszet-
mex es hadseregnek be kell
menni a harcba, ha csak AIT
mem akarjak, hogy Hitler cleric
celjat.
A szerencsetlen veletlen ait
akarta, hogy eppen a legvalsa-
gosabb id0pontra essex az
Egyesiilt Allamokban az eln0k-
valasztas. A jel0ltekre nezve
ilyenkor nagyon fontos volt az
orszag hangulatanak k0vetese
es csupan ez okozta AIT, hogy
Roosevelt eln0k olyan mereven
lek0t0tte magat egy tetelhez.
Ismetelten es isrnetelten es ma
gyon komolyan igerte, hogy
amerikai katonakat mem visz
semi szin alatt a mostani ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26

boruba. Az a kikotes, hogy ha
minket megtamadnak, akkor
harcba megyiink, mem nyomott
semmit a latham. Hitler soha
mem fog a mai k0riilmenyek
k0z0tt hadat uzenni az Egye-
silt Allamoknak, ha meg olyan
eros kihivasokban is reszesiil-
ne.
Valami modot kell keresni te-
hat ARA, hogy a valasztas el6t-
tt igereteket mell6zni lehessen
szegyenkezes nelkul. El6 kell
kesziteni az amerikai nemzet
hangulatat. A nep kell k0vetel-
je a hadiizenetet. Belle kell
kenyszeritse az elnokot abba,
hogy e k0veteles el6l ne terhes-
sen XII es az elokeszites munka-
ia mar er6sen folyik is ebben
az iranyban.
Lesznek mindig emberek
Amerikaban, akik a harcba-
menes ellen tiltakozni fognak,
de erezhet6 maris, hogy a ia
vaszra orszagos ervenyii lesz a
k0veteles, amely surgetni fog
ia - iizenjiink hadat a dikta-
torOknak.
Es ez meglesz minden k0riil-
menyek k0z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26

ben, Jugoszlavia nyugodtan ill
het es semleges maradhat.
A t0r0k0knek egyetlen pilla-
natra Sc jutott eszikbe az,
hogy a nazi vezerrel kezet fog
janak es egyesiljenek.
E;s vegiil Stain hallgat! Sen
kise tudja, hogy Stain mire
kesziil, de mai allaspontja egy
cseppet Sc hasznal a nazi erde-
keknek.
A nagy nazi sz0vetseg tehat
a mozsartoroben lev0 magyar,
tot es roman kormany alaira-
sanak kikenyszeritesere zsugo-
rodott ossze es 0sszetetelenel
fogva teljesen ertektelen. EFT
mindenki tudja es semmire Sc
ertekeli.
A k0zeled6 uj ev fele tehAt
a nemet gepezet mem nezhet
vermes remenyekkel. Minden
jel ARA mutat, hogy Hitler vol
takeppen egyedIl maradt. Csc
dalatosan felepitett hadi ge-
pezete ugyan ma meg teljesen
egeszseges, de a nemetek egye-
dill allanak a vilagon, szovetse-
ges tarsuk, aki cricket kepvi-
seine, mines es a vilag ismet
gyiilolk0d6 indulattal nez fe-
lejiik.
Ma meg mem lehet tudni,
hogy mi lesz ennek a k0vetkez-
menye, de a jelek Hitler Adolf
ra nezve egy cseppet sem biz
tatok. Elkepzelni is bajos, hogy
ilyen elszigeteltsegbol gyozte-
sen keriilhessen XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
4 Macy HABORU ESEMENYEI
Az OLASZOK MEM AKARNAK
TOBBE HARCOLNI

Az OLASZOK MEM AKARNAK
TOBBE HARCOLNI
Ha mindenki tudta is AIT,
hogy az olasz gyenge katona,
ARA a feltun6 viselkedesre,
amelyet mostansag tanusit az
olasz katonasag, senki Sc gon-
dolt.
Vereseg vereseg utan eri az
olaszokat minden csatateren.
A nagy hoeses folytan Albania
6riasi hegyei k0z0tt lelassult
ugyan a gor0g ellentamadas,
de mem allott meg, hanem rend
szeresen halad el6re. Meg ma
mem bizonyos, de ugy latszik,
hogy Albaniabol teljesen kive-
rik az olaszokat, ami vegzetes
bukasnak mondhato es talan
rendszer valtozasra fog We
zetni.
Afrikaban az angol tamadas
Lydia fel6l teljesen kiverte
Egyiptom teruleter6l a meg
szallo olasz csapatokat. A lem
duletbe j0tt angolok mem all
tax meg Oft, hogy egyiptomi
f0ldr0l kivertek az olaszokat,
hanem atvittek a harcot a Ii
byai pusztasagra is. Mivel lit
csak a F0ldk0zi, tenger :partja
menten vannak varosok, az an
gol hadihaj6k agyui is ,segitse-
gill szolgaltak a tamado an
gol szarazf0ldi hadseregnek es
az olaszok beszorultak a szaraz,
csaknem viz nelkui siyatagba,
ahol igen nehez helyzetben
vannak.
Tabornokot tabornok utan
hasztalanul csapott el Musso-
lini. A bal mem az olasz had
vezetesben van rea nezve, ha-
nem az olasz nep hangulata
ban.
Az olasz nemzet ugy erzi
hogy neki semmi k0ze Musso'
lini kalandos almaihoz es sem,
mi koze az egesz nazi szovet"
seghez. Az olasz nemzet mem
akar ebben a haboruban reszt.
venni, inert tisztan latja, hogy
semmit Sc, nyerhet, csak meg.
turt alantasa lesz Hitaernek
ideig-oraig. Ha azonban gyoz
Hitler, akkor elton hamarosar
az lido, amikor egeszen mas
hangon fog beszelni az olaszck.
kal es mem lesz az olasz MEM
zetnek Sc kiil0nb dolga es hely.
zete, mint barmely mas, Hitler
altal mar elnyomott vagy el.
nyomand6 nepnek.
Es ez mem olyan ok, ami az
olaszokat harcra lelkesitene.
Legtisztabban latta EFT q
mar elcsapott Badoglio f6vezer
aki miel6tt lemondasat atadts
volna az olasz diktatornak
megmondta neki:
= Legjobb lenne, ha On
Duce, nyolcvan divizi6t kjiIde'
ne azonnal a Brenner hag6
hoz, ait er6sitene meg, hogy
mikor Hitler ellenink tamad
akkor keszen alljunk es vissza'
verhessrk..8si ss EzSa1n
Komolyant gondolkozo korok
ben mem lepne meg senkit az
ha Mussolini rovid id6n belt.
megbuknek es az utana k0vet.
kez6 kormanyzat azonnal beke1
k0tne es legjobb erejevel igye
keznek azon, hogy semleges
narration.
NINCSENEK TOBBE
VI SZ0VETSEGESEK
| A voooxy yoozi Eic6r1ot hnuv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-26
A Macy TAMADAST
A TAVASZRA VARJAK

Rational korokben az a nezet
erlel6dott XII, hogy !, Hitler a
nagy tamadast Anglia ellen a
tavasz soran fogja megindita-
nj. Feltesz mindent egyetlen
kartyalapra es megprobalja az
angol szigetnek teljes megszal-
lasat. s'
Vezerkari tisztek mondjak a
k0vetkez6ket: sS
A nemet haditerv most
mar vilagosan lathat6. Hitler a
nemet hadsereget szarazfoldj
tamadasokra keszitette el6. E
teren meg ebben a pillanatban
is olyan folenyben van, hogy
barmely ellenfelet megverhet-
ne. A gepekkel annyira felsze-
relt nemet hadseregnek ellen
allani a szarazfoldon mem le-
het.
-. Angliaval szemben azon-
ban vegzetes hatranya van
Hitlernek. A tengerek felett
nem ur. Egg kicsi, husz merit
foldes csatorna is utjat tudja
allani es a hatalmas nemet sza-
razfoldi hadsereg nem mehet
at tamadasba.
A nemet vezerkar ere ad-
dig mem is gondolt, amig a
helyzet XII mem elesedett. Hitler
szamitasa az volt, hogy ha a
franciAkat leveri, akor Anglia
azonnal abbahagyja a tovabbi
harcot es beket fog k0tni.
Ez a terv mem teljesilt.
Az angolok folytattak az ellen
allast es most mar Hitler ARA
kenyszeril, amin Napoleon
is megbukott, hogy a haEorut
probalgassa atvinni az angol
sziget foldjere. EFT kesziti el6
az alland6 legi tamadas, amely
azonban az egesz hadmuvelet-
mex csak alarcoz6 resze.
- Amt ma muvelnek a ne
met repiil6gepek Anglia felett,
az csak el6keszites es csupan
ARA Tranquil, hogy az angol ne
pet megijessze es f6leg, nogy
az angol repiil6gep gyarakat
es hadi felszerelesi telepeket
zavarja. Ez bizonyos mertek-
ben sikeriilt is Hitlernek. Segi-
tett neki az Is, hogy az Egye.-
silt Allamok minden baratsaga
dacara mem kepes megfeleld
mennyisegu haborus felszere-
lest el6allitani es kiildeni Ang-
lianak, ugy, hogy a helyzet
ma is a regi. Minden angol re-
piil6geppel szemben ma is negy
vagy 0t repiil6gepe van Hitler.
mex.
- A mindennap ismetl6dd
reptile tamadasok m0g0tt a ia
vaszi Macy rohaI1ara kesstil q
nemet hadvezet6seg. Biztosra
vehet6, hogy mikor a nagy ta-
madas megindul Anglia ellen
beyezetkskeppen egyszerre husz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Mrs. Mae Grecnlaw was mistress
Of ceremonies. and delivered a
short address of greeting After the
Invocation by Mrs. Eva LOOMS.
past president OF the Detroit Study
club. Mrs Harkless, Of the Wom-
ems Peerless Art club led the
group In tho state song, Michigan.
My Michigan and a number Of
pep songs Expressions OF appre-
citation for the valuable service rem
dercd by the retiring officers were
made by Miss Martha Macon. for
inc Modofnistc club Mrs. Norris,
N'w Fra study club; Mrs r. T..
DAWSON for Sorosis Art and Lit
erary club. Mrs. +. Mckinney for
Sorosis group: Mrs Eta Taylor,
for Christian Industrial club: MIS-.
O smith for Entire Mons club: Mrs.
Hu'chms, FOR Labor ~ Love cir
clc Mrs. Stewart. for the Lydian
Assoc.ation Mrs. Bertha Larioine
for The Detroit Study club; Mrs
Emma Perry for tAe In AS Murh
Circle. OF I h @ Kings Daughters.
and Mrs. Mae Grecnlaw, for the
willing Workers. Words were also
heard from representatives OF HE
current Topic. New Ideal Study
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last OF the group. IS perfect for the
small figure Ii consists OF far
ed pantie skirt trimmed with per-
pendicular bands OF contrasting
ric-rac sewed along the princess
style seams, an uplift bra-top, ac-
centing the small waistline, and
slender shoulder straps.
or the suits. which increase In
popularity each year the cotton
dressmaker models again are pin-
nacle favoriteS. Lined with quick
drying jersey. these suits range
from the newest mode. "Ballerina.
10 the tailored box-pleatcd panty
styles expertly cut 10 hatter the
figure. "Ballerina.' fashioned aft
or ballet dancers costume, con-
sists 81 full-cut circling skirt.
n hrassiere top and shoulder straps.
An extremely youthful and softly
feminine style. it is found In the
brightest OF cotton prints--candy
cane stripes. polka dots and blos-
som clusters on dark or light
grounds.
For dash. the two-piece number
OF shorts and bra in sharkskin or
satin woven with lastex is peak
choice. Shining smooth and snug
fitting, these models CLEAN in such
lovely shades as cruise blue. aqua,
yellow and flag red.
Finger and toenails enameled In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
.Klub
.Klues
The Gladiators

The Gladiators met AT the home
OF Kenneth Clark, 3747 Hancock.
on Thursday, June 81 Among
those present were Gilmore Wade,
Warren Young. Thomas Williams.
Theodore and Bob Anderson, Louis
Wade. Grover Strong. Ca lv n
Hughes, Eugene Clark. Charles
Britton william Ligor and Arthur
Clark.
The club Is sponsoring an extra
special program on Friday July
o6. at Hartford center and someone
will receive 2 bushel Of groceries
and fashlght camera.
The election OF officers resulted
IN the reelection Of Gilmore Wade.
president: Warren Young, vice
resident: Thomas Williams. treas
urer: Robert Anderson. sergeant-
alarms. and Louis Wade, parlia-
mentarian. William Lyon was O.
lected secretary: Kenneth Clark.
asst treasurer: Arthur Clark. asst
secretary. and Eugene Clark. chap
lain. The new officers will take
Office on July & The club named
the week beginning July 4 Gladia-
tor Week and will have series OF
trips and parties for us new Of
hcers
Thomas Williams club reporter.
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Glimpscs

CONTINUED from page -
Jackie and Lyman Burris. the c "
Jacksors. the Andrew Watkins. Ed
ma and Andy Tondee, Bernicc and
Bob Johnson Susie Mills. Sadie
Rouit Dr Bennett and DR.. ard
Mrs. William Howard.
On the kings Highway Just he
fore the curfew for travel in Cana
da took effect, Or. and Mrs. Cam
ute constable left on n tour that
will carry them through the pic
turesque Hudson Bay section. then
down into our own lovely New
England states. and on "a New
York and spot Of World Fair-ing
Mrs Constable. who a n superb
dress designer inst had time 10
pull the last bastirg thread out Of
her stunning wardrobe. before Dr.
Canufe said "All aboard . A rest
ful vacation 10 you both.
A breakfast NJ Rouge park Sun
day was really the good intention
~ The TIES Trans. hut the weather
man thought otherwise. for just
As tho lads and lasses cot all sell
tied for a session of swapping sand
witches and chicken legs. tho heav-
on opened up and down fell the
happy little raindrops and their
cousins Eut Dorothy Solomon
came 10 the rescue with a bright
thought. She packed the gang up
ard took them 10 her mothers place
In Ypslanti. whore all was brighi
and shining So the club members.
their friends and husbands fell 70
again. somewhat past the breakfast
hour. but with most vigorous ap-
petites. They were: the Lowell
Bakers. the Ramon Scruggs. the
Leonard Johnstoros. the Alfred
Jeffersons. Frances and Gus Cal
loway. the George Shapes. MIR and
Mrs George West. Evelyn Solomon
Barton Beatty. Odessa and Frank
Lett ard Hershel Solomon.
SO long-Svlvia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
FASHIONETTE
SWIM SUITS GO CLAMOROTS

Sounding a highly feminine and
gay note in the world OF casual
fashions are the 1870 swim suits
which are designed this season
with considerable eye appeal and
more than juet dash of glamour.
The styles include models to fatter
lassies from five to forty and A.
most every figure-type. making the
swim suit picture varied one
with styles TO tempt bathing en-
lhusiasts and Took pretty" sun
worihippers.
a new trend in bathing styles is
the development Of "true-to-type
suits, fashioned to glamorize the
four basic figures: average. slim.
generously curved and petite. A
group of suits designed especiall,
for these types are tops in their
sphere.
First, there's The Classic. whisl-
ing-skirted model with fitted waist
line and shirred bosom, styled TO
fatter the figure Of Miss Average. p
Equally enchanting is the Sophis-
iicate, a pencil-slim jersey model
with a brief skirt softly gathered
onto snug bandeau and drapcd
bodice to accent curves OF a
sylph-like figure.
The Regal. a suit for the gener-
ously curved. is fashioned TO mini
mize more ample proportions. A
suit Of this type uses dark ma
terial peppered sprightly with tiny
colored dots. and is made along sim
pie lines. Heavy rayon lastex is
used for figure control The Petite.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

club and the Marionettes club.
Lovely gifts We're presented 10
the retiring officers by Mrs. Anna
Marshall and each responded with
speech OF acceptance. The retir-
ing officers are Mrs. Sadie Lind
say. who had served as president for
three years Mrs. Josephine Vim
cent. Who had been faithful sec
rotary ior Tho past nine years: Mrs.
Jessie Parrish. treasurer for EIGHT
years Mrs Prudence Perry. cor
responding secretary Mrs. Ethol
Massonherg assistant secretary.
and Mrs MARY Hutchings orra-
nicer Tie principal address was
made hy Mrs Rosa Gragg. the new
ly elected president. The meeting
closed with the Greed for club
Women by Mary Stuart.
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Hosts cit GAY Pdrtu

Sticking 20 their promises 10 give
their guests a bridge party that
was worth thinking about the Mems
club OF 81. Matthews church ont
did themselves Friday last Right
when folk assembled AZ the home
of Walter Nicholson on Mortified
avenue and CUT trumps and re-
doubled an over hisl anferncd lawns
and throughout his handsome home
Not Only did the gentlemen A.
ward The guests handsome prizes
for their trouble. hut also served
them dainty luncheon Prizes
went 10 Mrs. Pauline Jackson Mrs
DAWSON, Mrs. l.. simmons. Mrs.
Carrie Mcintosh. Mrs Matte Turn
or, Nirs. Jane Smith Mrs X
Simmon. Mrs John Anderson viii
liam Stanford. and James Stettcrs.
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EYES on.
YOUNG DETROITERS
BY GRAYCE THOMAS

The lovely last Wednesday when those swell
Ed members closed dance there Music was me and
the Goster Current and his
virginia Cogans PLAYED Harold Watson Is president Of n-
among Jim Smms Demer White rs
phlps Thomas Robert Thomas Elizabeth VII
ams Helen Spyey Glad, Barber Claude Spvey Henry Smh Fred
e-cka smith Allen Theresa Terrell Haa
simmons, George Jones' Harvey Mitchell
St Clair Crawford. Bernard Harris and many others
spoke her to Frank Allison ~ her
home on King last reception followed which ~ hr
attended. The bride received many lovely ghiS
out at Forest Arnold Thomas and George S and
a OF friends.
home from convention ~ lnN'~
Mctrary feted iilday
recently The honore was really 'pr SEQ
and he mos charming hostess would ever
Ralph here Tennessee visiting s-
ives riends They Maple avenue
entertaining cousin from taF
oago He planned SATURDAY, lNo bad chap either
Evel plans TO leave the city soon
nnti tho Fourih Grace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
IN THE SHADOW OF THE STARS
BY Able WALLACE
BY ABBE WALLACE

FG.C-Mr. wallace. you really
know your sun Won answered me
Just right and now know where
10 come when ge' ir trouble. Tel
me II Z, IS wise for ne 20 70 10
Washington The frs % Juiy
Ans. Making This trip To wash.
ington will prove henehcial 10 yon
and yonr rather too. Take il ~ you
have planned. The business trans
actions You are handling through
mail right now can he very easily
attended ~ once you reach your
destination. II YOU need nv ~
sistance further, write me private
~.
Anxious sir VIII re ,all. da-k
Christian man and soon he as w
DESIRE Give ne an answer in Tho
Tribune
Ans. Very soon now you two
will be united. This man will make
you good mate and predict much
happiness and peace for the two of
y0u.
D.BT-Is there anything that
can be done for ny aunt2 She can
walk and hasn't been able 10 FOR
four years and am 50 upset over
It that | wish for Your opinion
Ans. stop hnmoring yonr aunt
and have a doctor With her. when
she is thoroughly examined the
doctor can determine the trouble
and may he able 10 help her. There
Is no donht hut what she has watt
ed too long 10 receive medical aid.
hat there SIN may be a chance oi
'ber walking again.
NH " Beea reading vogr coll
umn regG'af.r is 'Afrs anttning n
VIVA The man tod My husband
ahoui mo money. wall he be able
a. re- if Arsw'~ 10 the next
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week issue
Ans. Don't put any faith what
Soe,er In The statement the man
made about the money there
isn't any there. Neither will your
husband he able 10 gct any money
through this source. Don't fret and
worry about i i. make np YOUR
mind 10 wnrk ior the money you
are 20 receive.
I.RP-l am % Years old The
man that love want to know Il
he stll loves me
Ans. Va. you don't interest him
any longer. There's no use In try
ing Ia win him bach again for he
i through with You. II i Indicated
10 me that you only think that you
love this man :. you two wonld
never have heen able ia get along.
FL. -Help ME | have a son nv,
wears oid and he seem. 10 be nor
NAL and health, but he isn't Tell
me IL he will ever be all right
Ans. i fear that he won't ever
he perfectly normel due To-
the TACT that his mind hasn't ever
developed since he was few months
or year old. This youngstcr
should he placed under the care of
doctor and ii he can he helped nj
all. the doctor will surely do II.
AEG I have been With man
foar years and now ! have met an
other and fel 10 love With him
Whar mus DOE
Ans. stick ia the man You are
with. The Young man You recently
met does like YOU 10 some degree
hut II isn't true love. Hes
young and will change his views
many times, aud The man YOU are
with now j. settled and will con.
Time 20 make you desirable mate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
The BOhemians
TWirI At FrOlic

Although thu dinner dance given
hy the Bohemian club at the Twelve
Horsemen's club last Friday ni-hf
is now only memory, !, brings
sui pleasant recolections 10 those
who We're fortunate enough TO al
tend il.
The club IS composed OF nine
Young mairone who are active In
some kind Of vocation. The aim of
the organization is TO secure ca h
mcmher a vacation each summer
some time after August l. by assist
lng with vacation expenses.
Members and Officers % the
Bohemian club are Mrs Bessie
Andrews president. Mrs. Viola
Edwards vice president. Mrs.
Ruth Morrison, treasurer. Mrs.
Helen Johnson, secretary: Mrs.
Garlic Reason financial secretary.
and Mrs Modistine Young. repor-
tor The members arc Mrs. Nelf
REYNOLDS Mrs Flyn Shorts and
Ms Lucille Easion The guests
we're Mr., and Mrs Chris Laffoon
Mr. and Airs. r. Rarne'to Misses
tencniovc Green. Earlinc McRrld
i'hnnye Mae Willis. Susie Andcr-
son. Amelia Pack jamie johnson.
Nadred Clark. Sally RoynolaS
Marguerite Mccoy. Mrs. Thelma
Pans Mrs. NJ. BOYER Mrs. r.
Ya'es Mrs. s Crawford. Mrs ".
Hi Messrs. Arthur Green, walter
cardwcll. william Tnff Bert
Christmas. Pedro Atkinson b.
Bethel Il Horton. Edward Givens.
Hamilton Harrison. J. Fl. Morrison.
Edoar5 and MacE
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Gone With The Wind
Club

The Gone With the Wind club
gave a house party last week AZ the
home Of one of It's members The
affair was very lovely one being
given in honor Of three associaiirg
clubs.
The visiting clubs We're: The
Happy Hatters Art club The East
Side High Shoppers. and The Jolly
Eight Social club.
Some OF the guests were Mr..
and MIS- G. Glasco. Mr. and Mrs
James Mcfarland. Mr.. and Mrs G..
.Iohnsons Mrs Fagin. Mrs. c. Bor-
ders. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy. Leonard
Lint" Goggins. Edward White and
many others The officers OF the
club arc: Mrs. Fife Williams.
president; Mrs. &. Borders. secre-
tary: Mrs. Bliners. treasurer, and
Mrs. Winters. vice president.
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Others who attended were Mrs .lof.
ferson Mr. and Mrs Dungili. Mr.
Thompson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Smith
The Mems club OF st Matthews
church has as its president Samuel
Russell William Jason. secretary
and George Heath. Treasurer. Cred
IT goes 10 A. r Smith who was
chairman Of The Lawn party other
members are Mcssrs Bennett.
Nicholson. J. Brown and X. Will
hurt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Club Trece

The Club Trece held its regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Hat
tic Fuller. 4i0 + Ferry avenue
wednesday. June 26 The club Will
give picnic at Elizabeth Park July
4. The mcmhers are inviting their
familie and friends 10 join them
Mrs. Reid was the first bridge
prize winner. Mrs Mills second
The members enjoyed very APP
pciizing renast.
The next meeting will he held At
the home Of Mrs Ida Strong. to6
Alrnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Club Uomcn Honorcd cit
Il T G Sfimonidl Luncheon

cates the Testimonial luncheon honoring the retiring
officers of the Detroit Association of Coored Womens
clubs, which given Thursday afternoon June Of,
at the lWCA About 40 officers and representatives from
81 city clubs comprising the association the long,
flower Decorated tables.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Altruistic Nine

The Altruistic Nine club met at
the home Of Mrs Warner Tuesday.
June %. The meeting was called 10
order nv the president They spent
a pleasant evening playing games.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Westhrooks.