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Evening star., 1940-10-11
Auburn, Mississippi State Risk
Clear Records in Big 7ussIe
OF Southeastern Circuit

modores match passes with Kentucky
at Nashville in a conference opener
for both teams.
Sanders underwent an emergency
operation yesterday for appendicitis.
He put direction Of the team in the
hands of Line Coach Paul (Bear)
Bryant.
Georgia Tech Visits Irish.
On intersectional jaunts were
Florida's Gators. who meet Villanova
in Philadelphia tonight; Georgia
Techs Yellowjackets, who Travelled
to South Bend for their 18th meet
ing with Notre Danes fighting
Irish; Tulane's twice beaten
Greenies who went to New York to
play Fordham, and Louisiana States
Tigers, who journeyed to Houston,
Tex, to battle Rice.
Alabama plays Howard at Tusca-
loosa in it's third warm up" game
before engaging Tennessee. Maj.
Bob Neyland will send his reserves
against Chattanooga at Knoxville.
Sewanee has a home game with
Tennessee Tech.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Cavalier Alumni
Meets TONIGHT

Capt. Norton Pritchett, director
Of athletics at the University Of
Virginia: Coach Frank Murray, and
distinguished alumni will address
tonight's gathering Of Cavalier
alumni at the Carleton Hotel which
will be in the nature of a warm
up for tomorrows Virginia Mary
land game at College Park.
The meeting will get under way
at 8 o'clock and will feature pic
lures of last weeks 1914 victory
over Yale.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Two Kin Die, Two Hurt
Journeying 10 See
Tulane Star Play

by t0e ASSOCldleu fIesS-
COUDERSPORT, Pa, Oct. IL
A motor crash near here yesterday
killed Thomas O'Boyle, So, of Gary,
Ind, father of Thomas j. OBoyle,
co-captain of the Tulane football
team, and the players aunt, Mrs.
Mary Strickland, 46, Woodward,
Okla.
The grid stars mother, in criti-
cal condition, and his brother.
James, 18, less seriously injured, are
In Coudersport hospital.
The family was driving to New
York for Saturdays Tulane-Ford-
ham game.
The elder O'Boyle and Mrs.
Strickland died at the scene of the
collision of their car and heavy
truck.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Mrs. Stevens Shoots 168
To Gain Senior Title
Bx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RYE. N. Y, Oct. 11.-Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens of Round Hill won
the 18th annual United States
women's senior golf championship
by 7 strokes, adding an SO to her first
round of IS for a 36-hole total of
1853.
Mrs. Edward L. Howe of Philadel-
phia, defending champion, had ITS
which placed her in a tie for run
ner-up honors with Mrs. E. w.
Stifel of Wheeling, w. Va.
Tied for fourth we're Mrs. George
S. Case of Cleveland and Mrs. David
Gaut of Memphis, with 1877.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
ViIIonovo Facing Test
In Playing Florida
Nv the Axsociated Presx.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-villa-
nova's 1910 football team gets its
first serious test of the season at
Shibe Park tonight against rugged
eleven from Florida.
The Wildcats rolled over Penn
sylvania Military Academy, 1914,
last week, giving promise Of q good
year. Florida, operating under q
new coach, Tom Lieb Of Notre
Dame, licked Tampa last Saturday.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Young Skaters to Race
At CHEVY Chase Rink

1ce-skating races for boys and
girls between 8 and IL and be-
tween II and 16 will be held to-
morrow at the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace.
Senior races for those over 18
will be held starting at 10 o'clock
next Monday. Senior skaters must
be equipped with racing blades.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Rival Grid Tutors
Stage Reunion

By the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. II.
That's quite a gathering of T.
c. U. alumni the Horned frogs
and the North Carolina Tar
Heels are bringing together Sat-
urday.
Ray Wolf, Tar Heels head
coach, and John Vaught, his as
sistant, both graduated from T.
G. U, while Dutch Meyer, head
coach of the Horned Frogs, was
a member of the class of 80, and
Mike Brumbelow, his assistant,
was r. G. U. 80.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
BY the Associated Press.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. IL
Robert Carl zuppke, who works
in football and oils, may unve1l
one of his famed surprise master
pieces tomorrow afternoon.
The Rembrandt of Old Cham
paign," whose works of art on
canvas are almost as widely
known as his works of art on the
gridlron, will send his Illinois
football team against Southern
California's Trojans. Illinois will
be the underdog. Illinois will be
outweighed. And Illinois has
been routed in its last two games
with the West Coast eleven.
All of which may set the stage
for another of the upsets for
which the willy "Zup" long has
been famed-an upset which
would splash . distinctly rosy
glow on what now = . rsther
Evening star., 1940-10-11
1emon Wake Forest Promise Tod Tuss in Southern Circuit Heaner
Being Grid Choice
Means Trouble
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa, Oct.
1l.-University of North Dakota
hopes history doesn't repeat. Last
year the sports writer's of the
North Central Conference tabled
North Dakota State the favorite
for the title. The Bisons ended
the season with five straight
losses.
This year the writer's put the
hex on the university-and the
Sioux lost their first game of the
season to an underdog Iowa State
Teachers outfit.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Zuppke Set for One of His Famed Upsets
Victory Toons Would Brighten Gloomy illinois Grid Picture

in its first starts. Illinois opened
its season last Saturday by de-
feating Bradley, 81 to o.
Illinois chances for victory to-
morrow, aside from the psyche
logical keying up which Zup will
give his squad right up to kickoff
time, may ride largely on the
shoulders of little Jimmy Easter
brook, who can run and pass.
Against Bradley, Illinois COM
pleted IS of 28 aerials.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Hord-Luck Title Goes
To New York U. Soph
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-They're
calling Vincent Roxy) Finn, the
New Haven sophomore, footballs
tough-luck guy. The New York
University player missed the first
game Of the season because he had
q stomach ailment. He missed the
second because Of the death Of his
father and yesterday he injured his
leg and won't get in the Syracuse
game, the third ON the Violets'
schedule.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Seeking Unlimited Foes

Square Deal Liquor gridders want
games with unlimited class teams.
William Clark. Decatur 5e77, to be
dialed from am. to 4:30 pm, is
booking. The Square Deals will prac-
tice tonight at 7:30 at North Caro-
lima avenue and Third street Sc.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Idaho May Take Game
If Drummer Lusts

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 11.-If the
drummer holds out, the University
of Idaho Vandals may beat Gonzaga
here Saturday.
The Vandals have been practicing
their ground plays while a bass
drummer beats out q tempo to help
the linemen and backs coordinate
their count before the ball is
snapped.
Evening star., 1940-10-11

TouchoWns-Haba, Hartman. Con-
ver5ion-Mulvihill eubstitutions - Con.
OFT, Hartman. O'Keefe. Harrington. Raba,
Reilly, Casey. b. johnson. Anadale Ma
tienal Training. Bates. Degins, G. Smiley.
williamson. A. Johnson L. johnson,
Croney. Referee-Mr. Sweeny. Umpire
Mr.. Tracy Mount st. Mary's). Head lines
man-Mr. Jankowski &c. ".
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Kress May Become Pilot

ST. PAUL, Oct. II R.-Ralph
(Red Kress, Detroit Tiger player
coach and former Minneapolis in
fielder, Is one Of the candidates
being considered for the vacant
position Of manager of the st. Paul
club.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
McKechnie Now Colonel

FRANKFORT. KY, Oct. II lFD.-
Manager Bill McKechnie and Pitch.
er Paul Derringer of the world
champion Cincinnati Reds have
been commissioned colonels by Gov.
Keen johnson.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Silver Springers Booking

Silver Spring Merchants 1885,
pound footballers are booking games
for the remainder of the season.
Call Taylor 1882 between 4 and Z.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
Murroys SEEKING Foes

Murray A. C. unlimited eleven is
seeking an out-of-town game for
Sunday. Call Tony Neri at Adams
2901 or write to 1443 Monroe
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-11
From the
Press Box
Football Oracle Sees
No Harm in Rhyme
By JOHN LARDNER.

BY JOHN LARDNER,
Special Correspondent of The Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. II N.AN.AD.-
I think it was the poet Spenser who
once said, in kidding way, that the
Ottawa Rima never kept the wolf
from anyone's door.
BLANK verse is the stuff" the old
minstrel remarked to friend, whose
name was something like Jones or
EntWhistle. Look at Shakespeare
a new silk shirt every day. The
public is sucker for those miscel-
laneous iambic pentameters.
forget what his friend said in
reply. Jones Tor EntWhistle) never
was much of talker anyway.
But the fact remains that poets
like Spenser and myself are the
victims of artistic conscience. We
stick to rhyme, while all around us
these swivel-hipped blank verse
writer's are cleaning up fortunes of
anywhere up to $9065
Richmond, Army, Georgia
Not Well Foyored
Call us saps If you will. We know
the meaning of true happiness. And
boy. can we pick football winners!
AS follows:
If I've said it once, I've said it
twice:
L. S. U. will wallop Rice.
Be the weather warm or nippy,
Georgia can't lick Mississippi.
Army's team will catch plain HI
Associating with Cornell.
You take Richmond;
Me, I'm partial
To Franklin and
(You guessed it, Marshall.
Stanford made her great mistake
When she agreed to share
Football field and one days take
With little Santa Clara.
Dukes big team will operate
Remorselessly on open date.
Southern Col. Is Roted
Too Much for Illinois.
Illinois is always good
For one big upset win per annum.
Gn case I've been misunderstood,
think that U. S. c. will tan 'em)
Northwestern has a real good
team.
De Correvont is more than great
The backs are fast; the line
supreme
III take Ohio State.
When day is done,
The tale will run:
Tulane
Could gain,
But Fordham
Outscored 'em.
Harvard's men will wish again
They never heard of Michigan.
(This rhyme through the courtesy
Of Irving Berlin)
I'll wager an insubstantial check
On Notre Dame over Georgia
Tech.
They'll find, those honest Syra-
cusans,
That N. Y. U. is an awful nuisans.
Columbia, S. M. U. Picked
BY Footboli Poet.
It's close, by gosh,
But 1 lean more
To the U. of Wash.
Than the U. of Ore.
Can Dartmouth beat Columbia,
Her ancient Ivy foe?
I'm glad you asked that question,
which
I'll answer briefly: No.
AmherSts gonna murder Bowdoin,
And that's the real, authentic
1owdoin.
III say this for S. M. u:
1t comes from Dallas. 1t
Arrives on track 122.
1t plays too well for Pitt.
Imagination falters, men,
The bravest cheek turns pale
At the thought of what the U. of
Penn
Will do to the U. of Yale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
New Blackman Show
Crowds Cozy Corner

Teddy Blackman's new produc-
ton, Harlem Hot Cha filed the
Coy Corner cabaret to such q ga
pacity tha the Corners jitetrbugs
could hardly it, The outstanding
I, ature OF the evening was his
most recent addition to the show.
Jean Daniels. who has Just closed
seven-week engagement at the
Bowery. Detroits largest right
club. Adding their most solicited
bits were Billy Nightingale. that
soft shoe artist and top ranking
comedian; Moore and Moore, the
brother and sister dance team. that
has we'll rated 40 much comment
for the past several weeks and
those new Cozyettes who are real
ly a hit
Among the Corners Sunday
guests were: DR.. Harmon and his
anniversary party which included
Or. Edwards. Or. Bennett and orb
ers. Ben Henderson and party. aud
Professor Physcotie and party.
As Confucius you'd say ~ ~
o'clock each night. Time out for
Bill Johnson and his broadcasting
orchestra from the Cory Corner
And so 20 you for that little extra
pleasure listen IN from 10 uriil
fg:a0 nightly for Bill Johnson and
his swing band. who are heard
over station wMBC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Dinner Planned For Marian Anderson
By The North Detroit Youth Council

The North Detroit Youth Coun-
ell has completed arrangements
for a Marian Anderson dinner
which will be given Saturday.
March 30 at the YWCA at which
time Miss Anderson. whose vocal
triumphs have already become a
tradition will appear as kuest OF
honor.
A program of Detroit's best ar
fist will be presented. Appearing
will be the Rev. George W. Baber
Ruth Penn choir. william Sheriff..
Magdaline White. soprano: Joseph
cole. baritone Beatrice Allen. so
prano; Mrs. Beulah Whtby, Erma
MorrIs ard Martha Johnson. plan
list: l.avlnia Bright and Paul Ken
meth Holt. dramatst
Miss Anderson will make her
third appearance as guest Of honor
on the Ford sunday Hour" In De-
iroit. March II. In less than six
months she has given sevcnty-hye
recitals In more than sixty cities
One OF the most outstanding was at
the white House before their mai
estes the King and Queen ~ Eng
land. The eminent contralto re-
ceived the Spingarn Medal, award
ed each year by the NAACP to the
Negro contributing most to the adj
vancement OF the race. Howard
university recently conferred a
doctorate OF music upon her. Miss
Anderson Is a member OF the Ana
sorority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

smile. The same way you do when
someone passes you the turnips
and you don't care for turnips
FLASHli,
Say. who are these gents ring
Ing Gertie Browning all Gay
everyday
"Seror Curious" IL YOU mind
your own business somedav you
may have business OF your own 10
mind.
Clarence sunny" Rushln has q
technique that makes his fayorite
neighbor's heart beat.
see that the Cadeties. a new
club OF girls are giving "wimpy
Party March IS. at the home o,
Helen Childs, 1856 Ludden street.
Eloise Pickett is always taking
about ST. Field Crawford what
has he got that gets herr
John Stephens brings his girl
friends over 10 A. T.. |. but he never
brings them in Why may / ask
Annie Pearl Rivers became the
bride OF Ernest Suggs Saturday.
March 3 Yes swell little tip
over 10 Toledo, Ohio. lher IN me
Justice Of Peace mates Them
man and wife wish you much
success and happiness.
still water runs deep y YOU
ever get 70 the bottom OF y
Gould this be applied to Johnny
Grant,
What this Iacille Baines SAYS
she's in love with whom
Well We all have our opinion
Andrew Brooks WEI soon 90
celebrating his birthday a!fn =
party at his home on Tennessee
avenue. on March %
Marie Edwards has returned o1,
10 be the towns playcri so
Iuanita Washington % New Yors
cry writes that she misses al a
the gang and hopes see sol
again this summer Incldantali,
Juanita will celebrate her n.ne
teenth birthday on Thursday
|March IL
All OF Tho Boys are dedicaf.rs Z,
Jesse lightfoot. Cheating az
me-
! Les Soeurs ~ the Franklin SGT
ilemenr elected now ofaco 10,
their club Oh Wednesday, Narch :
Helen Childs president. Ce,tud.
| Browning. vice president Doro,h,
Quaker. secretary Juauta Gil
lon treasurer. Louise MrGridsr
club representative Members RI
sic Gillian. LYDIA Porter. Rernv
J Patterson Doris Williams. Haze
/. Quaker. Vivian Gillian Charlnl
! Rainey Miss lille Belle Mylef
club supervisor.
What has happened 70 the zen
tiemen from Cocoarui Grove,
! Frank Rodgers has lots ~ IN
terest in Rose and not flovei
either
Laura Levens made Ioal
! Year visit 20 see none other thar
Waller Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Happy Landing Club

The Happy Landing Social club
had an unusual meeting when they
met on Wednesday. March 6. to
make plans for a Gift party which
VIII be given soon.
Mrs. Ella Coles. president. Mrs.
Annie Wallace. vice-presIdent;
Mrs. Georgia DoEier. treasurer.
Sidney Weemer. bushes manager:
Mrs. Esther Tucker, sick commit
tee. Club colore are green aud
brown. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney wcemer, SIG Erskins street.
Apt. so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Ex-Bessiie Gibson
Winsome Honoree
AT Gala Affair

awartv vnddfnz recantinn
uas eiven Sa,r~dav eyen,,r Mach
q - so,o~ q, a. ara Mrs. Trss
"a uove =, ,bair ,ovslv honre Sa-7
rooawn
The charming bride, FORMER
Bessie Mitchell Gibson. was the
recipient of many beautiful and
a-efel EiaF brought by her many
p"'ro't friends
VII wishers who were present
ifnp he hois ~ 2 p. NJ. untl 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Mr.. .andMrs.C Boone
Celebrate S e c o n d
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Boone OF
1881 McGraw avenue, celebrated
their second wedding anniversary
Saturday evening. Feb. "a with a
pretty party given in the beautiful,
spacious home OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Anderson. 1854 Hazlett. A
color scheme OF pink and white
served as the decoration. Mrs.
Boone received her guests attired
in a beautiful evening gown OF
black net trimmed with blue. She
wore corsage OF white carna-
tons.
Interesting and amusing games
furnished the entertainment OF the
evening. Dainty and appetizing re-
ireshments were served presided
over by Mrs. c. Olds and Mr.. Col
Inns.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Norman, Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs.
Clara Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Hubbard, MIR. and Mrs Owens, Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford Moncrief Mrs
Il. Turner Mrs. Claudia Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. &. Odds. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Freeman. Mrs Ellen Taylor,
Miss c. r. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Robert
son, Mrs. Vera Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Wylie. Mrs. l.. Haryin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boatright. Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel. MIR. and Mrs Willie Nor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albright, Mr.,
and Mrs. Collia b. Odds. Mrs. r.
Murray Mr.. and Mrs Taylor, Miss
Bessie Taylor Mrs. Marcy Moore
Mrs. s. Weisman, Messrs. John
Evans and James Douglas.
The couple received several
lovely gifts. Mrs. Boone's gift from
her husband wasa new Dodge car.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
In Memoriam

In loving memory 81 our beloved
Mrs. Mary williams. whom
the Lord called home 10 rest eley-
en- years ago. March II, 1929.
You are not forgotten mother,
Nor will you ever bei
Az long a. life and memory lasts
We Will remember thee.
Her loving chiIdreni
Rev. J. II. Henderson,
Mrs. Lena II. David.
Mrs. j. W. Fitzpatrick,
II. ID. Williams,
Mrs. Alma w. Long,
Mrs. lola Williams Free
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

'cluded solos BY Junius Maxwell,
Mr.. Sipes. Geraldine walker. Dor
othy Edwards Kelvin J. Nentour
and Anna b. Hill. lately returned
from study Ing In New York CITY:
piano solos by Margaret Rideout
and Anna May Williams. and sew
eral dance numbers by lAClaire
knoxs Juniors on Parade group.
Remarks were made by Mrs. +. G.
McBroom and Talmadge Turner.
who introduced Maurice Cooper OF
The cast. He in turn. introduced j.
A. Lillard. Rosetta LeNoire. Alice
Harris, Catherine Brooks. Harriet
Jackson. " Anderson and others OF
the Hot Mikado' cast. Flowers for
the occasion were donated by the
Johnson Flower Shop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Detroit Negro Opera Board Gives
Buffet Supper For "Mkado' Cast

A great success was the buffet
supper honoring the Hot Mikado'
east on Thursday night, March 7.
IL was sponsored by the Detroit
Negro Opera board. and was held
in the social rooms OF the lWCA.
Nearly one hundred members OF
the Detroit Negro Opera guild, the
Detroit Negro Opera chorus. the
Detroit Musicians association,
friends amid guests. attended and
enjoyed the delicious repast OF tur-
key salad, potato chips, peas and
PARROTS. waters and coffee, prepared
and served by Mrs. Jerene Mack
lin and her committee.
Mrs. Mile Hynson presented a
very enjoyable program. which in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

No, and Girls Conference
,,.r the older boys aud
ns ,,s was a better and
~ s0n.astine one. Wen try 10
~ ln':' review OF what went on
o. ~ j, ,oa who did not at
no. r~nhas.s VAS placed upon
~ .l I- three groups-reli-
y saaeaiicn and recreation.
a. . sau OF tho confab was
n lN' a's.t Now ?" On Friday the
lM.p vas Charles Rodger OF
g. ', sssurdaN Atty. Benord
l'ss' n washington, ID. c. and
's w.. uale Swift These speak
~. Ss some very interesting
y ~ brought out many points.
~ - ".hers we're from the Coed
"a includcd Elizabeth and
CAV - 49, MCCOY Frederick Smith,
simons. Iohnabell Bronson.
roaebRa Potter Everyone had
.,,d time and I shall only
,sN whom saw among the
~ Margaret Wells. Mildred
~, caraldine woodson, Danny
" .,r. Charlie Digs, Jr., Bob
a., Charles samples. Ruth
' 49, Eddie Harris, Charles and
nm. Tslior Tony Martin
ss,ls. pnon Iene,ta Darlington
ss-, snoarra,s. Ray Carter, Lena
s'.s, amos Wallis. Lucille Rose
-,,a Ida NJ flaragan, Edward
Min. Alopla Levey, John
rm,hud. Robert Coates, Joe No
~ Rober Thomas. Roosevelt
yrr franc. Turner, Wardrey
n,gp Eugcn, Foster. Davenport
Al John George
Csrs :. Schuyler speaks =
e,orss 5 ScaeNler Of New York.
h,,sss manager OF the Crisis
musne aal colnmEist OF the
Bubufgh Counter. spoke at the
INCA lsN sunday His subject
u, The Negro lob Future. Many
ugs greser and his points were
ull accepted
Many attended me dance at the
Nuisr la sunday. where John
Holiday ana hs orchestra were
,syng Annns those attending
ne R5Ac Thomas, Ruth
boxer. Eilab,ih Turner. Jenetta
MARION stewart. Cor
Aus nnon Charles Dixon. Carl
los. Carl simpson. Bernard and
'.iIs pohrl, charles Davis, Will
ln Rilhey Eddie Davis. Bob
'egers Kohor, Carter. Henry
fiii Tom Woods Eorenzo Law
~. Robert Taylor. Edwin Harris,
taoa Davis clement Coins, Ar
sBaikef. aal others.
4 new place has been discovered
sn'ly 'ne ROYAL Blue. Last sat
nay parry ~ youngsters. were
M iaere Charles samples. Ruth
''ker Eddie Harris, Gloria Snod-
NJ" Ra'ssl Hall, Charles Tay-
= Bob White, Charles Dixon, and
meta cafrlrg'on.
y Ns'do leaves Town: Bill
''n'on ana his east left the Cass
'salfe aief an engagement here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Club NeDs
EYES on.
sY0UNG DETROITERSgH
BY GRAYCE THOMAS

Some OF the girls OF the cast said
that they did not care for the
Motor City. while Bill said he was
not In love with any certain place.
Duke Comes To Columbia
Duke Ellington IL at the Columbia
this week and Is featuring Her
bert Jefferies, the singing cowboy.
Many members OF the younger set
attended the show last Sunday.
They were Lena Brown. Waymon
Bowen, Arnold Thomas. Charles
Dixon. Jenetta Darlington and 9TH
ers.
Paul Kenneth Holt. youthful
dramatic artist. recently appeared
in a benefit recital at st. John CME
church, also Oh the program was
the Marion Anderson choir.
The NAACP will give a banquet
March 30 at the YWCA.
Young Society
Wonder why Frogs" that fra
ternity man. wasn't with X. T. Sal
urday?
Albert wallace went fishing for
some talent at the conference and
caught a beautiful FISH.
Mildred Masor's wearing bangs
and they are very becoming.
Charles Diggs. Jr. II you keep
up the good work you'll soon be
our next senator.
Arthur Price. who Is young
boxer, may some day be our worlds
champion.
Bob Carter shouldn't 90 TO the
Mayfair so often, because his style
OF dress is too much for those cats.
Tony Martin and Lorraine are n
swell young couple. Ditto for Bar
hsra lines and Harold Watson.
Sorry Isabella Dixon and Eliza
beth McClanney are Ill. | wish you
both quick recovery.
Dan Carter and Dorothy Mccoy
really look cute together.
Wardrey Benson sure did look
handsome Sunday.
Wonder II Charles Samples and
his Conant Garden friend will stick
together!
Personals
Charles Dixon, South OF the
Border" for your New Yorker.
Valerie Smyth, why be tied so
tight 10 the Westside? Others would
like to see you.
j. d. Mason. a certain Conant
Garden wayne Coed would like to
get better acquainted with you.
This And That
The Third Annual Christian
Youth conference will convene
March 29-31 at the Christian GEN.
ter on Arndt street Their theme
will be There is Place For Youth
in Christianity" Paul Kenneth
Holt and the Little David choir
will appear on the program.
Betty Banks OF Mt. Clemens. re-
Gently captured another year. Con-
gratis.
Elizabeth Turner says she loves
f. r.
Westside Reds" will give an
Easter dance al his home. So will
the Cardinals and the Mystics have
dance.
Pretty Matte Riley seems TO he
our future queen OF iitierbugs. and
will compete IN the contest to DO
held at Brewster Center.
Declarations are To-:
Rose Johnson. Hurry Home"
Evelyn Davis. Times Awaitin"
Paul Nelson. Cherry"
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